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A GREAT HORROR DONE
AWAY WITH.-House cleaning is a
great horror to nine men out of ten.
when that time comes the linen folks, y
as a rule, give the domestic hearth a
"wide berth" Oceans OF suds-the
product of tons of soap-fairly food
every part of the house. The women
from the mistress down, labor as they
never worked before, and what with the
discomfort, the smell of suds and damp
ness, and not unfrequently sickness, the
produc, of colds and overwork, matters
are generally disagreeable. The simple
uss of Sapoiio instead of soap does away
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labor hundred per cent, because 1t
removes dirt. grease, stains and spots,
with hardly any labor. with but little
water. and in one tenth the usual time.
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Ask the recovered dyspepticA Bilious
sufferers, victims of Fever and Agqe.the
mercprial diseased patient. how they re
covered health. cheerful spirits, and
good arpetite-they will tell you by ia
king SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

Is the mot powerful cleanser, strengthened
and remover OF Glsndular Distractions known
to Msteria kedica.
II is specially adapted TO constitutions sworn
down and debiliia,ed by the warm weather Of
Spring and Summer, when the blood is not in
active circulation, consequently gathering i'm.
Purities from sluggishness AID imperfect &C.
ton OF the secfelive organs. and is manifested
by Tuners, Eruptions, Blotches, Boils, rus.
tules, Scrofuls. &c, &c.
When weary and lsnguid from overwork
and dullness, crowsiness and incr,is take the
place Of energy and ,igor, the system need. q
Tonic TO build il up and help the Vital Forces
to regain their recnperative power.
10 The heat II Sumner. fequently the Liver
and Spleen do not properly perform their func.
tons. the Uterine and Urinary Organs are in
active. produc ng weakness OF the stomach ard
intesiines and PredisPosition 10 bilious de
rangemcnt.
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ls prepared directly from the SOUTH AMER
iCAN PLANT. and is peculiarly suited to al
ihese dlfiicuIties,it will ciesBse the yITIATED
BLOOD.srengihen the LIFE.GIvING pow
ERS,and REMOVE ALL INSTRUCTIONS
from IMPAIRED AND ENFEEBLED Or.
gsns.
IL should be freely taken. as Jurubeba I. pro-
nounced BY medical writer's The most efficient
Purifier. Tonic and Deobstruent known 10 the
Who'll range Of meJicinsl plants.
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Breech.Ioading shot Guns. $40 To $500.
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Tackle. Large bi.count Ia Dealers OF Club.
Army Guns, Rrvolsers. sc, bought ~ traded
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QHOES II am now receiving a large
- 10, Of men and boys Shoes for har.
vest Call aud supply yourselves Q,
Head Quarters. l. ". Chopiine.
Z AIDES Lasting Slippers and ole La.
Al dies low quarter CATERS and Monroe
Shoes. Call al Head Quarters.
l. ". Chopiine.
Z ARGE qu,nfity Of Hats for farmers.
Al and all other goods in my line. Call
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Office. J. ~. ChopLne.
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FARMERS,
LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY

THE hes, combined Reaper and Nov.
i r. has been reduced from $500 10
Sl50-snd the Prize Mower has been
reduced from $I3O to 800. These are
prices TO suii The times, and We can maxi
terms TO suit The farmers. Call and look
for yourselves.
DUKE a. GALLAHER. Agents,
Chsrlestown.
June IA 9w
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10 SAMPLES sent by mail for soc. that re-
IL tail quick for SO. r. Il. WOLCOT"
ISL Chatham square, New York.
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The startling drawback on nearly all mediei.
ma. agents has ever been thst in their process
Of Purgstion and puri6cstIon they have also de-
bilitsted the system. To obvisie this difb. ulty
physicians have long sought for an sgept that
would
Purge, Purify and Strengthen
At one and The sane time.
] heir research has Of las been rewarded hY o
discovery which fully reslizes the fondesi de.
sires Of the medical faculty, and which is Justly
regarded as the most important triumph that
Pharmacy has ever achieved. This important
dffiderstun 10
Dr. T1ns Vegetable Lirer PM
Which purify the blood and remove oil corrp,
humors and unhealy aecupuislions from The
body, and yet produces no welkDess or lassi-
iuje Whatever. but on the contrary ts7es the
stomach and InsIgorsiss the pody during the
progress OF their operation. They uniIe the
heretofore irrecoueilsb!s qualities Of q Strength.
ening Purgstve and a Purifying Tonic.
Df. Tutts Pills IRE the most active and search
ine medicine IN existence. They ct once si-
lack tho very root Of diseases, and their sciion
10 80 rfompt hat in an hour OF two after they
are tsteo the patent is swsrs Of their good ei-
feets. Ttey may be taken al any time without
restraint Of diet OF occupation thry produce
neither nausea, gIiPiog OF debility. and ss
family medicine they have no rival.
Prizes 70 cents hog. Sold By ell DRUGGISTS.
Principal Office, ~ sad 20 Piau ST., NY.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

in The best and mos, improved styles.
Having many years experience IN The
business. he is prepared TO do work 10
please all who will be so kind rs 10 ia
vor him with their presence.
Particular st,en,ion given to cop!in ing
small Pictures and enlargne them sui,a-
bic for framing at Baltimore prices.
J. A. BLAKE.
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SOMETHING .VEW I!
I HAVE determined 10 keep "Cmcu.
4 ls,ine Library" oil the latest publica.
lions. which the reading public can use
si20 cents volume. not to be kept Ion.
ger than five days. or If retained longer
al an additional charge Of ten cents per
day. None but the best and Isie.t works
will be bought.
JAS. E. BARNUART.
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drction to the officers of the Michigan.
inviting them to supper parties and
PLAYING the part of genial host whose
wines are good and generously offered.
Tbe tedium of the daily life upon the
steamer and in the small town was miti-
gated by his hospitality, for some Tune
nil went well; bnt gradually he began
to mar his own plot by so much incau-
tiousness and such want OF deXterl'y
in his movements that a suspicion was
aroused in Sandusky, and his maEGuVers
were watched. On the evening OF the
10Th of September Cole had invited the
officers of the Michigan to dine with
him Everything was prepared Tor
them, the wine was drugged; and when
by this means they had been rendered
helpless signal was To notify Beall that
all was ready for the attack. But ia the
meantime suspicion had grown into GER
tainty, and at the very moment of sue
cess Cole was arrested by order of the
commander of the Michigan, the signal
was never given, and Beall, on board of
the Parsons, strained his eyes in vain
toward Sandusky and Johnsons Island,
cruising up and down outside the bag,
now talking with his prisoner (the cap
tain,) and now urging his men 10 dare
all and make the attack alone. But the
men, a disorierly rabble. gathered to-
cether in Canada, refused to enter the
bay; at last disappointed and disheart-
ened, BealI gave the signal to turn the
boat, and abandoned the attempt. Back
went the Parsons with her pirate crew
past Kelley's Island, whers the alarmed
inhabitants were burying their valuables
and looking for the flames of burning
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-19
Extension OF the United States Hotel.

The great influx of travellers has
taxed our hotel accommodations large
as they are to the utmost, and the Uni
ted States, one of the most popularand
best patrOnized, has been obliged to
add largely to its room. The present
building fronts one hundred and fifty
feet on Main street and the same OH
RequeIa, but soon this large house
has been found entirely inadequate to
accommodate the great number of its
guests, and it's owners have decided to
begin its enlargement at once. The
addition will be one hundred and fifty
teet by one hundred and sixty-four,
extending through on Requena to Los
Angeles, and giving front Orthe for
mer street of three hundred feet, and
on Los Angeles of one hundred and
sixty-fOur feet. The lower story will
be divided into seven elegant store
rooms, while the upper will be devoted
to hotel uses, making with those now
in use, over three hundred rooms, and
putting the the United States far
ahead of any other house in Southern
California in the extent of Its accom-
odmations.
Over BOG, 600 bricks are already pur-
chased, a large force of hands employ
ed and work is to begin vigorously
next Monday. 1t is intended to rush
the building to completion as soon as
possible, and then we shall be supplied
with hotel room to accommodate all
the people that are likely, to come to
this city this winter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-19
SAN FRANCISCO.
Capt. Fisher fined SlOO-Attempt
10 Murler--Attempte Rape, Etc.

Settlement or Mining Difllculties-
Capt. Fisher fined S1OO-Attempt
10 Muraer--Attelnpted Rape. Etc.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Dec. slS,
The Trustees of the Crown Point and
Belcher Mining Companys,met to-day
and effected u settlement. Belcher
pays Crown Point for ore already taken
from the disputed ground.
A man sick with the small pox went
to the City Hall to-day anxiously in
quiring for the pest honse.
r. M. Lee, a lawyer, and Joseph
Lindsay, are on trial in the Municipal
Court for aiding the Brotherton's to
escape from the County Jail.
Captain Fisher, of the whaling bark
Alaska, was fined 500 in the United
States District Court to-day, for cruel
ty to seamen. He goes TO Jail for 90
days also.
The italian war steamer Garibaldi,
will go to Hunters Point Dry Dock
for rep;.~. She was badly damaged
during tie voyage from Honolulu.
Mayer Ctot direct ed the Of
ficers 1the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, to take possess
ion cf the deformed creature which
has been ON exhibition here under
the name of the "Bear-boy." They
brought the Indian to the station
house in a large basket, and he will
be sent to the Aims House to- morrow
A young man whose name could not
be learned, asked a. young lady to-
night to marry hims She refused,
when he drew a revolver and fired
twice at her without hitting her. OFF,
GERS are now-inquest of him. 3da1q
|" Maria *. Price became angry at
William Keller, and tried to stab him,
for which she was, this evening ar
rested. -
All Sun flung lot Of vitriol upon
one of his eeoaantryneep' aadr and is in Gus als.
tody.
Joseph S. Hanford was arrested to-
night for assault upon Augusta Kra-
mer with intent to commit rape.F 8q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-19
Comm On coandki.

De Cells was voted to the chair in
the absence of Sabichi, and presided
with dignity and effect. The new
members were out in full force and
vigor, bat the old members were not
well represented. A new broom sweeps
wThe minutes We're then read and
adopted.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Zanjas-Workman, DeCelis, Cha
Wis.
Finance r. Beaudry, Dockweiler,
Workman.
Police-Dockweiler, Huber, Valdez.
9 Public Work-Cclis, Mascarel, HUI
Der.
Gas--Dockweiler, Mascarel, Ger
kins.
Supplies-Mascarel, Beaudry, VAL
dez.
Landslide Cells, Beaudry, ,Chavis.
Fire and Water-Gerkins, Chavis,
Huber. e.t.l.
On motion of Mascarel, the clerk
was ordered to give each member a
copy OF the names Of the committees
anu Inelr members.
Marshal Wolf reported that he had
collected $3.50 SO. Received and
placed on file.
The City Surveyor had surveyed the
Coronel property, and reported that
the property owned by him extended
to the railroad. He thought that land
would not be obtained sufficient to
benefit the road. as, -
A committee was appointed to act
withthe City Attorney An regard to
this matter. Workman, Mascarel and
Huber appointed the committee.
Bills for grading Also street were
presented. They were placed in the
hands Of the City Marshal for collec-
tion. ~ 'Gs Eg
A petition from those residing along
Zanja No. 8, petitioning for permission
to build fiume inside OF the city at
their own expense, and asking for pre-
ference in, water rights. Referred to
the Committee on Zanjas. s%
A memorial to the Legislature from
the Mayor and Common Council of
Los Angeles, was read. 1t represented
that the city had agreed to donate to
the eSouthern Pacific Railroad loca-
ton for their depot and grounds, and
that an Act of the Legislature is need
ed to enable the city to issue bonds to
carry out this agreement. An Act
was also read, which it is desired the
Legislature should pass. Referred to
the Committee on Finance and the
City Attorney.
The petition of Waddington h Co.,
was read. They offered to take the
census for two cents per capita. Placed
on file. On motion Of Mr.. Beaudry,
the Attorney was authorized to draw
up contract and receive bond in Sc
curity to the extent of $400 for faith
full performance, the Mayor to sign in
behalf of the city, after the contract is
approved by the Council.
John G. Scott offered himself for
| Water Steward. .--.-.-.
All bills in the. clerks hands were
read and referred to the Committee
on Finance, except that of WeiXel &
Burns, which was ordered paid.
1t was voted that hereafter until
March, the Council meet ut 2 p. NJ.
A special committee was appointed
to draft in conjunction with the City
Attorney an ordinance to this effect.
The Board adjourned until Wednes-
day. aN t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-19
Real Estate transactions.

Deeds filed for record for the "a hours end
ing at O'Clock, Dec. II, 1873, as reported for
the DAILY HERALD by Judson & Gillette,
Searchers of Records for Los Angeles county:
Fl. l.. f. Dransen to b. +. Porter--S x of e "a
sw a See 33, TBS, II 10 W, s Il M; 81.
b. F. Porter to H, L. Il. Dransen-N1z of \.
sw Sec 80, T3s, X 10 W, s B NJ; 81.
William Jones to B. +. Porter-N u Ofe n y
W a Sec 80, T3s, II 10 W, s b NJ; 81 900.
Los Angeles City to A. B. Chapman--Lot II
G, block G, Public City Cemetery; SIS.
Los Angeles City to A. b. Chapman-Lol 30,
block c, Public City Cemetery; $50.
John s. Griffin to Benjamin d. Wilson--Par-
tition between said parties oftheir lund In San
Pascual Rancho.
NJ. Requena TO L. Mesmer-Lot corner of
Los Angeles and Reque ma streets; $4,000
Richard Heiman and Oscar George to +. Il.
kelTogg--Lot In Anaheim; $500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-19
BOSTON, Dec. Is.

DOSION1 DcC. los
The wool market is firm with good
good demand from manufacturers and
speculative inquiry. Very full prices
continue to be obtained and stocks Of
all kinds are moderate for the season,
and with tho resumption Of work by
some mills and the prospect of a great
revival of business there will evident,
ly be scarcity of wool before the sea-
son closes. % ~ aars bfs S.,9
The demand is chiefly for fine fleeces
California at 1902 for fall; 25@36 for
spring. Pulled wools have been sell
ing quite freely and range from 40 to
IS per pound, including choice Eastern
superfine at the outside prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-19

Some of our small manufacturers
complain of the inequality of the Ii
cense system. They do not think it
fair that IAN establishment making
few wagons and buggiesIto order should
have to pay license Of five dollars
month, while larger firms escape any
tax, because they do repairing only,
and turn out no new work. We cam
not see any object in discouraging
manufacturers, and levylng tax of
this kind amounts to. that, without
doubt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-19
EASTERN.
The Freight Question --+-Fhe3 BOstOn
Wool Market. #aHs' ltIR

.
Wool Market. #a.gsr tttR
>. NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.
Westhall, Whitmore 4 Go, dealers
in WOODEN goods, have failed. This
was an old Boston house which moved
to New York after the fire in the for
mer city. slAr06 -hll f-Atssg
The Times this morning editorially
approves Secretary Richardson's ad-
ditional taxation proposition, > and
thinks the demand for retrenchment
is opportune. In view Of the large ex-
penditure, necessitated by the Cuban
difficulties, it says that without sur
plus of revenue, return to specie pay
ment will be indefinitely postponed.
If Congress desires to practice economy
it might relinquish the back salaries.
IT does not believe increased taxation
will be voted this session.
The steamer Edgar Stewart which
made successful landing of the fifth
cargo of arms and men upon the island
of Cuba, Is said to be fitting at Balti-
more for another run.
81 The Charity Amateur Dramatic As
sociation will give performance at
the Academy of Music Saturday night,
for the benefit of the widows and or
phans Of the victims of the Virginius.
The shipping list says there is no
reason why freight by railroad to or
from San Francisco should be more
than fourteen days in transit. At
present it is perhaps nearly thirty
days, and from San Francisco we hear
of still longer time being consumed.
We think it not unlikely better time,
a lower tariff and more sensible classi-
fication Of freights would largely in
crease shipments by railroad. We
want a through line and through cars,
quicker time, less handling of freight
and more prompt settlement of claims
for damages and over charges. Par
ticularly are through cars desirable for
teas from San Francisco, to obviate
breaking up ofinvoices. Absence of
this fairly renders the Suez canal
route preferable to many shippers, par
ticularly as of late it has been equally
as expeditions as mode ofconveyance
Complaints against the management
OF the Pacific roads have been long
and loud and many fear that present
report belong to that class of officials
of whom it has been said few die and
none resign. Recent Investigations
have shown that the government built
the road with the peoples money, and
in SO doing enriched beyond measure
a goodly number of individuals; some
of whom retired to private life to en-
Joy the profits Of the robbery. 81
The owners of the steamer Ismalia
from this port to Glasgow, have given
up all hope Of her safety. She had a
crew of forty-five men. 81
The collection at the meeting of the
Evangelical Alliance Sunday evening
for the family Of Professors Pronior
and Corrosco, lost on the Vile de
Havre, amounted to nearly one thous-
and dollars.
Wheat 50 3O@s2 s7!; barley, ST go
@$l IS; oats, Sl6O@Sl 80. ia5iqs3
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-19
Passenger List.

The following is list of passengers
per steamship Orizaba from San Fran
cisco tolSan Diego and way ports, yes
~ , ~ FOR SANTA BARBARA ~ ~
J A Brewster, w A I.add, r Day, T
Pelton, wife and child, Mrs A Brew
ster, 5 Colley, Mrs Drury and child, w
G Lee, l. Reeve and child, H c Shill,
wallace, More, Mrs Oreana and SER
want. + Chin, Mr.; Oreana, Mrs G Fish,
Mary A Griswold, Newton H Chitten-
den wife, 3 children and servant, Mrs
BETSY Lentz, A Ralston and wife, M 7
{ Davidson, e v Borbon, Miss Wilson,
MISS Winton, James A Blood, Il r
Kalding, Mrs Renion and 2 children,
M Brown, l. Hart, G G Williams.
FOR SAN DIEGO.
Mrs Winder, w Winder, w Patrick,
ESpencer, Mr. Alverto and wife, Mrs
Cl0ugh,A "A B england, Mrs wv ID Rob-
erts, w ID Roberts, George Sleepell, M
Reebracket, A Brawley, III Hullse-
man, ID Johnson, M X Rosenburgh.
) uFg :, FOR SAN PEDRO. q gkga
Haas, J M Riley, Mr. Garrald wife
and 3 children, Mrs j III Rowe, Mrs
Olden and child, Miss f Clawson, A
w Steinhart, DIR r. Gall, r Fall, s
Steaman, VIM Mcdonald, H Moore,
G H Sawyer, wife, 3 3,children, ID NJ
Brown and wife, Gen Harrison, 0 On
ririoux, John Ganery, II Oakey,J J F
Whitney, G Davis and wife Miss E
Sagey, Miss Barnhill,a Miss Shaefter,
Mrs M d Wright and2 children, J II
\ Rover C,.S, Treyis,o G H Arthloomis,
ID Gilsmacher, r C8Parrish, Il Rob-
inson, VIM Ceeckery and daughter,
G A Fisk, + Kroblauch, l. NJ G Bald
4 win, H J Stewart, VIM Semouth, G
b Simms, w Church, FArrehira, w G
B Richardson, J Il Ryan, B Levy, G
Sanford, 5 d Sellers, w Barer.