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THE C:;lTED STATES NESATDHau'r
was an csctin. tupc of conversation yesterday
at the hotels, au.l the inclcucnry Vi Tue wc4ther
did not .irt.wn thu interest In the cos,lert. II
was the o.nlou Of Republicans Mt tho tissl'd
Faclllc Hotel that Lu:.al's chances lad not
diminished siuee saturday, Mr yet ,,a'l they
Improved. There wcs.. thus. vii. 'ah that II
Logan .uulh Mot pull .hsaa.A,, usM ~
following saw 70 chance fur blu: they wauld
Sidney Smith was siiti earnssty ta!s.ea about,
Lut i. va, Thought his ehansc for al election
WAS doubtful.
~ the Pal.ner l(ouse the Democrats tatSctt
iurit,sr than that no opinlons we're given.
, 1877-01-16

N>su,SGroS, y. e., JIM. 15.-a resolution
WAS rassch tt prlnt tsi,00o extra ropics Ut the
Testimony tnsc,i by the Committee nn rriYi~
jcgcs anil Elections III regard to the late eltc-
tEon III Louisiana. Fiurlu, anil South Carolina,
and the v.stlug sf the Electoral VOTE
Alr. Cauklng presented resolutions of tho
New Yurk Chamber af Cummerce asking that
measures be adopted fnr r.ulycninC III fntcrna-
iionnl monty roHgrcss IL fix il1s rrlattsc value
ot gold a.!A silver. Referred.
Mr.. Cameron U'a.) presented resolutions OF
thu Wttsburg Cha,ni,vr,f C"'"'nvssc, asking vi
appropriation for The construction III tTans-
Allegheny lfnr Ut water TRANSPORTATION from tlu
At,nntic IN thu West, via the inughttIEl.cny
route. Referred tu the Committee OH lrat's'
portatiau Routes.
4 large ntuicr Ut petitions wrrc presented
during the morning hour, and referred.
4 number Ut bills 1T Il private character were
presented during lle tnnFislnE, uil! referred.
A nuuAtern III bills If private character were
considered, when the report Ut thu Cotninlttce
III RULES. pfrstrihni. new rules for the g''v-
er,llIlcnt nf the :'cnatc, Wus taken llI1+
Tue Committee rt;HlrtH! Ill anitMliHtht 10
the ilIrl rule, ku LIN tn compel tht attr1ulAhrc
| IT al,-cu. Scnat0Ts whenever II shall he asccr-
tsdnci that a.tnnrllln j. not rtcsrnt. ,,
Mr. Ctgkfcil was In fnyor of compelling the
attendance Ut Ahsunt Senator's utiti sa1 II the
s.afc csslid INT du this he favored roTiat1tu-
tn,unl amendment 10 uIlow tic States to appotns
substitute senators 10 HErfC ulftHE l[at hpsenSc
| vi regular Senators, aud draw tit pay.
AIr. Ferry, Cl!aistnaN VI tlt CnfsIntttte on
| Rules, explained At so,ne iength tl!v artian u
the Committee, aud nrnel that the 'lajority of
the .stlule AunEuru nj Stnut1rs sworn rl.on,tti!tct
II quorum. IND th,t u illainIitr ni the "hu!c
| nuts,bcr Ut Sc4laturs allowed by the Cullstltu-
| tto,. For instatlcr, thtrtytlslt Senators eo'i-
htttutel quorum il.,w but II the vatancy froIrt
i.uuisiat,a should be nllcd It mult! require
tl.lrty.uisIc.
The amendment WAS passed orr for the prs
| cut, with tbs understanding that It should bo
| u.,aln considered.
| Pending li.c,se!un atr, Jone4 from the
| spe.tal Eo,uultre ap{otnird u the last session
| to t1.uuirc intp changes ~hc!, have taken place
| FL tho Teist!fc yulliu uf gold and silver, the
CAUSES thereof, etr., sui'l thu questions weIe
bru4l In tGcir scope, and bhun!d any legislation
| bs had uIsvn tue report Of the tu1nfnttttr, It
| should not be until after tho Cunm!tltc hat
| fully Investigated the subject. The Committee
hud thought proper not to make hastS rtportA
| They had cx1uincl large tuuibcs Of
witnesses !u this rouatry, und though thu
| Department Ut Statc had Erupountitlt inttr!uEl-
/ tories to distinguished business tnrn asI tlnau-
clers abroad. Replies to those !nterrnEasores
were ,l,w brlnl: received, uI1tt they "ero
ruutninons. Aiany VI them wcsc III q tolctsn
Language. The Committee l!1d not time to ar-
ruugc untl examine thclla. liz therefore sub
mttfru q concurrent resolution extending tho
time for tho Committee to submit III report
from Jau. Is to Feb. Is. AGREED 10.
Adjourned.
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not certain that Orton would feel
himself compelled In his state Of health tn
suffer much Inconvenience In the interests OF
other people.
The enemies Of the Western Citon Telegraph
Company arc quick 10 take advantage Of IT.
embarrassment. Coctranc. of Pennsylvania,
mose.l suspension of the rules anil passage
tco 10 inquire whether Cnnrrcss by enactment
bad ever cnnfcrrc1 AnJ privileges nr,t, that
corporation which It has power to witt,!raw.
There were Democrats cuDl,Et, In thc itnntn
tloze The Western Cnton Telegraph Company,
md prevent Cochranr from getting thu ncccs-
sary No.tlltrtls 10 a.!opt his resolution.
, 1877-01-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.
THE HOUSE SITS nowN O1 OCH BARNET.
6p4riss f3tspa,eA 10 me 7ftaans.


WARRINGTON, u. e., Jan. l5.-BernaA &.
Caulaeld never Lowell Union soldier. ffo Ia
rcstlsc under the fact that It might bc possible
fur squal Of marines TO suppress any efforts
at intimidation which might he attempted by
Henry Watterson'a army Of 10,000 Democrats
Accordingly Caul1el,l endcavotcd to have passed
hl declaring that tho prefcdce Of more tt1an TO
sullicr. would overawe Congress, and placing the
command Of tho nrmY practically under the co'l.
tro1 Of C,.cret< for the rest Of the session.. #
t}1 MT matter that thu Constitution Of the
Limited States makes t9,r President the Com
nabdcr In thicf. Eanlhcf Wished 70 hare
btll. lio cou1l not summon the Democrats to
itA support, and was obliged to experience the
mobilization III seeing sonle prominent Dcmo+
Gratis yotc against him, while soine did not vote
ut ali.
THE rRorosEn MOVE on wAsuisnroy.
Al'ram 3. Hewitt, Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, received etlIt1al
notice On Friday OF the mtInn of the Ohio Dem
ucrats at their meeting IN the sth Of January,
directed the Secretary Of the National
Committee tn cali q meeting n{ the
Executive Comnittcn tn he held at bis lou.c
nc1t Thursday. On t!lat occasion lie will sub
nit q t',s Esee.,tive Committee IL; ass,t,,oaa
together Of not fur the purpose Of determining
the advi.ahity Of calling National 1)c.ntt-
cratic Conycntion to meet some time in
February. Hewitt, when this National cun'
rentton waa first proposed, expressed lI,nsslf ~
opposed 10 It. Subsequently: he modified llis
nntntou> but dtenpprored Of Its hcing held In
Washington. tinv. Tilden has not hccn con
suited On this subject. Some ut the mort nften'
tho Presidential lt,estIa, amlrabty settled arc
Of opiuton that Democratic Convention called
for tic purpose Of considering the present Irr
lItfcal condition of tbs country, and held In
| funle other city than Washington. ahota tl,t
time thu Electoral votes arc counted, would
! layc n beneficial cfTett.
THAT CONVENIENCE
| NEW YonK, Jan. t5.-it Is understood tha
there wns a conference Ut Democratic politicians
| at {i0y. Tllilcn's hutte Satur,taS night, hi
nothing ran be nscrrtninul us 10 what Was done
! Congressman Hewitt was prcsrl!t, AMI rctnrnct
| to Washington last night.
, 1877-01-16

MONTGOMERY, -ala,, Jan. lh-W. II. Beta y
here W. Deputy Srrseant-st- Arms u the unltod
States Senate, susn1noning persons to waning"
ton to testify about the Alabama election.
SALISBURY.
poykA, Det., Jan. 15.-Eli salisbury was r.
nominated fur United Stairs Senator By ascaA"
nation In cauctlx Tonight.
, 1877-01-16
STILL. ANOTHER,

ALBANY, n. T.. Jan. 1a,--The Official e1smipa"'
tion Of the Security Life Insurance and ANNUITY
Company Of New York shows sTAllaels ssssts.t
sann05v. .na liabH.t<s. &4,oATs3, daA1
cyncy " rsSarls poiiry~hotden ~ ,asSa aaA J
, 1877-01-16
UTNW-RNI3 UIHNFFUIA EITs
Enecto} ptspdtch to ne Tribune.

trrfE Dts1,1rrr1, A,rrs.
nrvnru,rs ntstrro,sryr
sn,rfo, nt.nat.h 10 ne 7,ybnr..
WAsu1sG1ox, u, C., Jan. l5.-Thc Hotise
rrcrornttyu Committee examined Mccormick, |
Secretary Of the National Republican Commit.
tee, to-day, Two hours tor The purpose Of prclu.
tftcfpr that Committee, The attc,npt wns
unsuccessful. Mccormick produced all the
Florida t]ispatc],c.. hut tho Committee dis
covered nothing in them tn silt their purpose.
Tho tclcrrams ali proccc,iel upon tho IA.
sumption that the Republicans Ind carried the |
Statc. hut that there might he danger from tho
usc Of Ti'dcn.s tarrc, Of money,
The Louisiana dIspatchcs were then demand
c,1. T)leylaa not bceu cnvcrel by the subpnna, |
and wcre not nyu]uced, They wifi bc to-t1,or- |
row.
Dav!,1 Dudley Field. who .ecms to ,layc been
,,,., -, rtavo. sa,r ..,,,,h .,,or.r Oh, po
a.",o.s4 ~ esIs' ~" "'" " -,
rps' Sssss ."u .av ~, A ,~o,, ,,'a ~,
i"s n"s "u' 1.,.a.. NM tsTo.,1,'ir ~
'i1"', '1''.s 1'o' -. ~ .m H., .,,,,as ,.t,,
e.,nsn - @a, 49,, 1 .,n, ~ wa.,
s..s,a 1,,,sat's.., ~ ,ha ns,,,,,,,s,r ,n,,or,t.
..o"', ~ rn'.s,... w. III ~ nsn,a.r..,, ~.
.at .ns rt',,,, .a -, .n.vo-
.,a - .,,n, s,,,oot .ho,, hc IN.
ycst1Enicd. The Committee finally changed tho
form Of the question 10 one which demanded
INV vur,, .,oxrv
~, , ..,.I., t.as, Eau..,, oa,u,o,,,.r.
I :a,,ra. ,s.s .as,,soI vo,,,,,rs - tho Con,n,tt.
tee eay they hone F1eil w1ll ret tho information.
% n wtll h. fn,n1 tl,a, I'm anount wn, ridir,.
,S.,,' ..oi, ~ 49,. :, ,s,. ~, a,nandr5 fo-
"..t..i', ..' s"s, '"'',,.s .,.s a
pur,'s nv s''.''ss aosa A., ru,,,,,a t., a., f,ro-
A"e l'' 'l''"s ~ A''s "P"''' '',' " 80
f:ro,nr onno vor.,I r., intt,,r, sccrotorvofs
o,...,' WIZ ,,t T., s'.,,,,o..tnv ,he
cnassk 70 co't "t trn II. .
b!tIty Of doing It. 4 witncts sworc that Clsaif.
viii .,,1 him tbat f;royrr insisted that he
',s..,1 ~ -, AL ,r.. .nrrv hcc,,so In rofr..d
sueo,a W. w ~, "u1 "a' .s, ~ ~. ,ss,.
Inc Democlats nis"ecees'l1s ttaco ~ '"peaI'
the wttncss' testimony. Gov. Grover denied
tic story.
OREGON,
1,m& rru<rn 4,,aria,,a pr>s.
r..u,.,cr'.. !, ~ Ian ~ ~, III, t,o,,frv
''. .,.' 49, r.,a''.s, t,,s,.'.ia
W. Johns testified he WIS present Mt the can
y,,ss III tho yatc which was ma.lo by the Sccrc-
fory If Etatc In tic prcscn:c Ut thu Governor,
,.,,', 49, mn ~ ,,,,,,r,r sccrot,ry,f.S+atc
W." "a' w. =. ''" ., - Gs..a
Chaa"iek t"hl witness tnas lug "o'er"or was
mai bceu,lse lie {Chadwfck) did mot count the
yotr. IA he u;royrr} desired. The Witness TN
1.,t,,a .1,.t inv f:,nv,r ,r,ufcd t-hatwirk II,
'.0'' ..As C.s r., t,hoIv,.t .,tt1
count "@tts u"t Aoo et"a'" Ut e""u".m ~ W."
rcstons,l,Il!ty, anl Get n, {Chadwic!s> to refuse
| to ,,ty, Watt. II certificate,
7br Committee having ,,bta,ned leave to s,t
anrin- thr sc..tnn of thc Senate. continued the
n.I H. o,I -. al. .~,.t,,,. ~ tho
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ot1IfT war than by Ing It WAS Two three days
after the election Others hatd Nov. q, 10, and II.
, 1877-01-16
THE HIGH-JOINTS.

THE HIGH-JOlNTS.
Speculation as to the Prog
ress Of the Electoral
Committee.
An Opinion Expressed that
They viii Agree upon
Something.
The House Prerogativo Com
mittee Enjoying Its Pc
culiar Prerog-
ative.
It Dives for Suspicious Dis
patclles md Comes Ont
Dcmora1izcd.
The Oregon Case Still Adding Dis
! grace to the Actors
Therein.
Grover Desired Chadwick to
| Count Watts Out and
| Cronin In.
Qrton's Answer Unsatisfactory,
and That Gentleman Is
| Further Held.
Packard Commands Nichols to Dis.
rorse and Lay Down His
Arms.
Nichols Thus Fur Shows Little In-
l. clinatlon to Scatter.
4 Nav Orleans Democratic Paper Indulge:
II 1nrr, Tdttnrfn1r
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goo0, -ae curative PiTiP;oossoo=s &C &C fs!a.. end
cabbage leaf must result II 6oundless
benefit. All that will remain tn he done
wlll be 70 grow the cabbage under blue
ts!ss a.sss e.a.aes,i tbus happily combining
dual ezcellencies in the single praiucE
In the bright lexicon Of eternal youth
there will in the futuse be inscribed but
two words. Man shall sit under his blue
glass vault, mhnehing his savery messes
OF the leaves of the JId.sica, death and
disease not daring to T lest him, neither
making him afraid. To insure that sur.
vivall of ones powers, acquaintance, eff.
fcctions end usefulness which men affect
to consider desirable, one will but need
at sunrise to repair to his blue glass house
(abstalning carefully from the throwing
Of stones during his occupancy thereby
there TO bask in tbs actinic rays Of the
sun till twiligbty d,aws on, fore-telliug
the night wherein he shall draw tie
drapery of his cabbage leaves around
him and lie down TO pleasant dreams of
the next centepnial The prospect Is o
most fattering one, though it may look
blue. Let us, therefore, consider the
slugs Of the cabbage leaf they toll NOT,
neither do they spin, yet for all sanitary
purposes they are more favorably situated
than the modern beneiactoT OF humanity
who patents panaGea, grows rich by it's
sale, and either perishes miserably, lie
PaEr, the inventor of the Life of fPills."
~ho died ct thirty three, or experiences
the more doleful fate Of an Aver or q
Helmbold.
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VEdEI'l.NS 7.
PURIFyES THE BLOOD,
Renovates and invigorates the
Whole System. -
TT8 aaEDlO!RAL Pa0PERTlEs ARR ALTEna.
TIVE, T0hI0, SOLVENT AND 0lUnETl0.

vEGETINE 10 made ezclueively from the
juices Of carefully selected barks, Tocte and
herbs, and so strongly concentrated, that II Will
efoctually eradicate from the system oveIy taint
OF GcFOf1iG, ge9oGsHeoe 'EduE1aY, Tas
raoFs, Cancer, CanceF0Eo IguEaoSs
BTyssSeins, sells Rhc9m, eyphinite
glssasaess Csnker, FaluiBess as 1ho
Pure blood. gelaiice, HndauanaaeeFY and
OaF0G1e 3heuHautiszl, WGgFotgtes
eaoee and GpGnai CenaPialptcs can only
BE- eGectuslly cured through tho blood
FoE UiceFs and EgaPiive DfEennco OF the
Ekin, EDusiuiee, Flnaples, Blosehoss
worms. V YEGETINE has neyey failed 10 effect q
permanent euro.
For Pnins IA she BACK, KIdney Oena-
G.oaeerrlRn, arising from internal uleera,
tion, and uterine diseases and General Dos
billy, vEGETIEE acts directly upon tho
causes VI these comilisInt1. II invigoyates and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon tho So
c2etivc organs, hiays inflammation, cures r'cer-
ntion aiul regulates til" bowels.
For CatarFh, DyspepaiR, Ianbi1sul
goattveEess, E9ieieaston Of sko HaeeHes
1seadaehc. Pltoa, NeryousHess and
FyHtrH1. no medicine has given euch Pof-
fe-'t satisfaction az Tho vEGETlER. 1t purihc1
the blood, cleanyes ali Of the organs, aud pos
Seases controlling power over tho nervous oys-
tenn.
The remarkable cures effected by vEGETINE
]inve Induced many physicians and apothecnriea
wiiain No know 10 prescribe and use II In thoir
avn fa,niiicR.
In fact. VEGETINI: is tho best remedy yet
siianyercJ for the above diseases, and ir tho only
Iriahn aea.ODN EsUssgFhEI1 yet placed
lpcf re tho public.
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j. N. ROBSON,
G0ilhalsSl0n MERCHANT,
DEALER IM FERTILIZERS


90 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, 8. C.
"A 7 the commencement of another bust
1A- ness year acknowledge with pleasure
the patronage and .onfidencc of my plant
ing friends.
Robson's Cotton md o,n Fertilizer. Rob.
sons Compound Acid Phosphate, have Civ
Ell very gratifying satisfaction.
In offering them another season give the
best guarantee that they shall be kept up to
tho same high standard, and sold at tho
lowest possible price on the most favorable
terms. t'
am prepared 70 fill orders fer al, kinds
of Fertilizers. tegether with my Cotton and
Co Corn FertilizsFand Compound Acid Phos.
Having bSsn among the first to introduce
Guano in This State, confidently refer to
my planting friends, that, during the series
of years1 have sold them manufes, 1 have
alwaySgiven pure nssicle. Every manure
Robson's Cotton a!::i Corn Fertilizer.
CAST, $4A per ton: on tilx, $50 per ton.
F:Ss>sS..= Cs;ssisiSoo;;.a ACID Hihcs,s;i.
CHsh, $28 per toni, on time, $33 per ton.
! payable November !, in middling cotton
at l5c. per pound, delivered at local def,ot.
Cotton and Com Fertilizer, $sT so per ton:
Acid Phosphate, $45 per ton. ~ 1snia0a'
I Jan II, 1SII-- ilA n 26 s.ii s.,f 80
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Cabbage noAssgs sgsI Isadd q hi@Q Qd.s.ii
Jron. tie Meso Iors noria. i


The uses of the aggregated cahhage.leaf
Ore comparatively few and unimportant.
Iteuters ihto competition aith American
epic. poetry as an envelope for pats of
butter and steaks; it's tho base of those
bess HaYanR cigays, in town which texi-
oolGgical ,tobacconists cell eight for q
44n6t TIL iss Aassves TO battle too eaPious
s4ntassll iE9pirers sintc Tho qpess!os. of siS
origin Of man. In medicine it figures
IN Bssrns, IL tsd remember afighf--aa n
rude bat ready sid e scientific diagnosis.
Qfiate, however, ithas aspii Cd to much
elazo pEeteiittonh part, since AR R,ane.
On eminent physician of paris, has itst
Rnblihsea 6 book on tho cabbage rcuro,
showlng that the leAeeA'0f t.ie Ordinary
eabbago are for tho healing Of all natioIs
Sfiicted with ulcers, sores, boils, rheu.
lnatisnn rsss. rsnes eFysi n Il !.
Ghesa aAipAaeyen8 uses ineonjgnesion with
She excitement over tho discoveries Of
General Pleasonton, convey whole host
of suggeations even TO the scientific mind.
It stands 70 reason that If blue glass b.,
90 good and green cabbage leaf be so
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TNE REsr EvIpENcE,

III. following letter from Rev. L. $. Best Pas.
;"r "f II. l.. Church. Na;ick, Mass, Will be read
wi;h interest By many physicians. Also, thnre
nuilcrinS from tho same ,iiseasc ms afflicted tho
son of the i;cv. L. S. Best No rorron cai doubt
this testimony. us there is no doubt about tho
curative powers OF rEGETISE:
NAricK, Mass. Jau. ], 1874.
Nr II. Il SrrvENs. Dear Sir-We have good fsa,on fov
Is3aaih: Jour VEGETIkE medicine Of the Errntr,t
value w feel assured a. been the e,ns OF arng
son, fr lie 10 seventeen OF for the
last txo ysnr. he has suaeri from necrosis Of hi. lex,
caused ny scrofuou. affection. and far reduced that
nearly s who him thought his recovery impossible.
council q able phyaicsus could give us but te isinis,
hope OF his ralyny o the number declaring that
he beyond the ach OF human remedies tui
atinn could not harr him, he had not vEo enough
endure the operation Just then commenced giving him
vEErINE and iI,n th.t time tihe present he ha. ttsn
continuously lmr,.nr lie In, lately csumei his studies
thrown his criehss :n eane and walks about cheer
Though there |. still sorie discharge from the oprnins
where tr limb was anrcl hare the fullest confidence
th,t In little time he viii hr pe dtctly cured.
lie hfs taken about ttrsr ,i1rn bottles Of vEGETINE,
but .ry but ts hr dsclaes that he too well 70
be taking medicine.
Respse,fulIy yoyp. E,g, pEsT.
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Tho rFlsn who lied until he wac
black in tho face has shut himse,: ont
from, The pale Of $ociety.
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FURNITURE /! FURNITUREll /
ANOTHER GENERAL REDUCTION I'm PRICES.
Anderson the Cheapest Furniture Market in the ssat
MN,
PRICES THAT DEFY coylPETQruoMy
OTHER GENERAL REDUCTION an


Il low pices:
ROOM So consisting Of Dress Bureau Bed sIe n
pieces )fromS N''
SOLID
y ~T ~ sfN"i
htcnd,w drawer ando ecndr
Good Tin Safes, with drawer !,
CancSea
sam ape
and he will do right HE WILL NOT UNDEfSoTD r1
May is 1ss peSeSi Si slEE;t e; TE9ALY.. ESsAs4LasY e.
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Safe. reliable. harmless and cheap, is
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only 25
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ipMcAmJ BnthDIhI,

DELfcATGl BnEAD hv1D1se.-Take
snnr rolls: steep in one ouart of tenid
milk until dissolved; then psace over the
fire until nearly boiling; fake sG .nd
pour it into bowl containing the yolks
of three eggs and one.4uarter of pound
of sugar, beating rapidly the while; as
soon as quite cold, beat the whites to a
stiff froth; add to the mixture very care.
fully a teaspoonfnl of vanilla; bake in
buttered cups stood in d baking pan half
full of boiling wafer until on lwithlraw-
ing q straw it comes ont free and clean.
Use the following orange saiahe Place
on the FIRE in .aiporcelaip saucepan one
quarter of o pound of white sugar, one
half pint watar, jni5a Of one lafge oiange!
and the rind, cut off exceedingly thin
boil Ave tniruteC, strain, add one glass
Of rose water. 7f ''f rs sss'a 'lts ~,
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non pplnipee has eyes Is {
q, shS Saw siG faiid looking :

eg1ud a % hpf, me irAsese
geIa 81 0nsg deaf u OF. 81 eFeT,f
masks lay Oh Sii6 taDi5 Il % stIf three
or fur bottles OgfBiEe which they tna
takeA Isoti bosiie PARROTS cellar. Tall,
ro,, tVssl 81
with pistols, egEhi9ea Tsnf abres, the
kluu UI rurtl sw,rJ rITUVUr CUIITU TSIIo smiles
ofEaGB4y oE stsEi 20 pie EsfngEofI insl
noeaiqas 9ust saclif e OTIS s. Gheysgere
AlicS la sAf sli tS fss. FOR aha
had 81 q III tii5 /, asa sss'
KitIs ion sn, and Size ioi fot til1e
presencs III hand M patriots ,t,s b ~, ~ \. .
There afe tE7le d men Ia South CaFpIis
M at that Hfse who W0nld hasei given
their y 55paS 6 ch6nce 20 exfer-
minat thS = end Alice kneyy
WheFa q little paft os patriots ~, Sd &
alas, they yEeIF rot gers sleay,
Wslt ~ Z saszld S b &c line, !"
said oae II s4Aa sc fh 5 l5EilSI rEh6Se
face tcs6 siS hs7 siyI iiabihed
fIeelys y tIiri4 ID lie prtif III a Oh
olS Rcaflpa q + yes tsspie
. , sss u 4, tl,i, y,
Aea BIS ems oE e Sliefl ssSfkl
the hoEse bus eoozs &c iraed IA saaTins6l
With s SiclS anl tssAAaaraI chickens.
iEom 6hoae freshly 8rnng necks the warn
blood was dripping.
Z. Z how's che horses?n asked one OF tho
Aysngess as the man fang tha poultry
on the sabie.
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M FURs, EURS.
A FEW sets of Furs, and one fine Fur
IA Cape, for sale at cost for cash, by
A. 3. TOWERS.
DEC II, 1875 %
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LUMBER; s. IlJJiIllGI.BE]|hR ill II /!

r. AM now prepared TO Furnish fINE:
ln' OAK, HICKORY and POPLAR
LUMBER on the Blue. Ridee and ,SAir.
y Line, Railroads iqt Seneca City,, III, any
quantities desired. V'N'7"' ~
Mr.. VT. Reed is my agent at Andef.
son, who will always be found stIthAl
Ls:ssii:'ss;' Yprd, ready to, walt on epssso--
Juiys, 1915 sal.iz 81 'a'f1i''t
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ALL DIsEAsEg OF THE BLOOD.

0HU OADHhDHD O1 IN1J OuOVO.
II vEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse. pu-
y apn cure Sfh sf Ieo55rg The patent
clans, many remedies, suffering for yenrS, ts 1t
not conclusive proof. II you are O sufferer. you
such great curos? 1t works in the blood, in tho
circulating fluid. 1t can truly be called tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Tho great source
OF disease originates In tho blood and no medl-
cine that does not act directly upon 1t, to purify
and ronovate, has any just claim upon public at
tention.
Recommend It Heartily.
=, souzH BesroH. Feb. ., 1910.
Ar BInyEEg Dear gr-I have taken gevfral bottP
your VEGETIHE, and convinced is q vnirsbia,,
edy Ar Dyrpspa, kidnsy Complaint and Eenfral debility
Of the ryEten
can heartily rteommcnd u 10 all suffering from tho
-O''' ~''' ''-'D~' M MaS. MoaioE PARKER.
go Athens Gtrec1.
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Flour Flour.
..ApA0OspM

AT0OGT W
II All sslihs ~ dabSl0w 6dsGa o ia?
H ~, WorEted Dress Goods,
49,, Bleck Silk, Shawls. y ffVR 4
a nice lot Clothing sI.d Saddles. .
have the above Goods on hand, which /
vail sell during the next thirty days at 'pri-
ceS that viii Eslonish purchAser==. 9af
nee 81, 1876 t'a % tt'ftr''Y' ~