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The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
About the II0use.


MAKE paste Of soft soap and emery
for pohshing steel.
81 nP candle wicks into spirits Of tur.
pentine and then dry before using.
: OLD paint pals and cans may be thCr,
oughsy cleaned with strong, hot lye.
A SMALL quantity Of ofturpentine added
10 st0ve. bleaching will make the stove
easier to polisls.
To KEEP stoves from rusting during
the summer, rub with kerosene and wrap
well In papers.
"A BOTTLE Of faxseed oil, chalk and
vinegar mixed to the consistency of
cresu,, should be kept 10 every house for
burns, scalds, etc.
SPONGE, CAKE.r- One cup of sugar
three eggs; one cup Of -four; one.half
teaspooniul of soda dissolved in two
'tablespoonfpls OF fcreen,of-tsrtsr.
To MAKE Doors WATER Poor
Four parts mutton tallow to one part
resin --miitton tslbw alone is excellant
--piit on the tallow after the boots are
blackened with common blacking.
JELLY CAKE.--Two eggs; one cup of
sugar butter, the size Of walnut; two
thirds Of cup of butter milk and one
hall teaspeonfut of soda three cups of
aour flavor to taste. Bake ID layers.
GINGER BREAD..-One pint OF molas.
ses one cup of sugar one cup of butter !;
four eggs; six cups OF -four one pint Of
butter milk two tablespoohfuls of gin.
ger; four eggs six cups of -four; one
pint OF butter,milk; two tablespoonfuls
OF cinnamon two teaspoonfulss Of soda.
? CREAM FOR CAKE.-One cup OF sweet
milk put one. half 10 boil, thicken the
other half with beaten egg and little
-four, and pour into the milk an the
stove, stirring constantly let II boil up,
then remove from the fire, sweeten and
flavor to taste. O :.
& TO MAKs YEAsr.-Boil one handful
Of hops in two quarts water till strength
is exhausted; in the meantime CRATE
three good sized potatoes; pour on the
hop water, boiling hot, which forms a
starch; add one-third cup Of salt and
two-:hirds cup Of sugar, one tablespoon
full of ginger when milk warm stir in
one cup or less good yeast set in warm
place to rise. This yeast will keep longer
than any other have ever used.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
IrY0u Have Never

Used DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, get a
package the next time you buy baking pow>
der, and test it. After few trials, we are
confident you will give it the preference over
all Others. 1t is absolutely pure; every packs
age is strictly full weight, and it never fails
in making rolls, bread, biscuits, cake, corn
bread, wsfiles, mullins, and all similar srti.
cles, deliciously light, good, and wholesome.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

WORTH KNowING.-One thirtv-five
cent bottle of Johnscn's Anodyne Liniment
will effectuslly cure bronchitis, inhammatory
sore throat, sore lungs, bleeding at the lungs,
chronic hoarseness, hacking cough, whooping
cough and lame stomach.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Fashiomn bic Su m mer silks.

The celebrated dry goods house Of b. F. De-
wees, 725 Chestnut street, Phila, is Offering
new styles Of summer Silks at remarkably low
prlces Also beautiful quality OF plain coored
silks in all desirable shades as low as eOc
Samples OF all goods sent free on application.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

The Greatest Discovery OF tne Age
IL Dr. Tobias celebrated Venetian Lnimenti
80 years before the public, and warranted 70 cure
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cohc, and spasms, taken In
ternally; and Group, Chronic Rheumatism, re
Throats, Cuts Bruises, Old Sores ahd Pains In the
Limbs, Back and Chest, externally. u has never
failed No family will ever he without II after vnce
giving II fair irisl. PRICE, 20 cts. Ds. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LiSiMEST, ia Pint Bottles
at One Dollar is warranted superior 70 any ether
or NO PAY, for the cure Of Collie, Cuts, Bruises.
Old Sores, etc. Bold BY all Druggists. Depot--iO
Park Place Nep fort b r. II H " a.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

Mothers Mothers n Mothersl!! Don't fail to
procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for al
diseases incident to the period Of teething in
children. ltrelieves the child from pain ,cure'
wind lc,regulates the bowels, and by givins
relief and health to the child gives rest to tht
mother. II is an old and well-tried remedy
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
THE general demand for HOME SroM

TIE reHeTHt utHIdHH TOT HUME STOM-
ACH bIrTERs, and its adaptability to so many
sicknesses, compels us to speak in the high.
cure for dyspepsia and female disorders.
Prepared by the Home Bitters Co., st. Louis,
Mo-
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
uow ro M1xr MoNrv

How TO MAKE MONEY.-Twenty.
five cents worth OF sheridan's Cavalry Con-
dition Powders, fed out sparingly to a coop
of fifteen hens, viii increase the product OF
eggs more than one dollar in value in thirty
days. r..s f
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
order e. E-., - /. r.r-..s.

No man stands in greater need of both
s,ider and energy than the farmer. Where
these remarkable powers come from NAV
be in'eIred from the following remarks
The odd and energy d De Universe I
hold TO Be inherent, and not imposed
from without-- 1.-THE expression of fixed
!sv, and not of arbitrary will exercised
. y what Carlyle would call the Almighty
.Clockmaksr. 1 But the two conceptions
'are ncs 70 much opposed to each other
aftef ~. In one fundamental particular
they st Al>events agree They equally
imply the independence and hsrmonious
ipfeFcation Of, parth, and the subofdins.
ton OF the individual powers Of the nni
yersal organism TO the working of the
whcle. Never were the harmony and in.
sAsdspesdenoe just referred 70 70 clearly
Ircgnised - now. Our insight regard
4hg 1en, bpot that vague and general
! Insight TO which eur tathers had attained,
~ wnich In early times was more fire.
queatly sfirmed BY the synthetic poet.
than by the scisnti6c IN. TIE iater.
- 80 of ees ~ = becoas a uau-
- lnon1GEl lc'diae.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

U must be added, directly into that in
exorable reign Of law which so many
gentle people regard with dread. In the
domain now under review the men Of
sciencs had frst to work their way from
dsrki,ees into twilight, and from twilight
into day. There Is no solution OF con-
tinuity in science. 1t is not given to any
man, however endowed, to rise spon-
taneously into intellectual splendor
without the parentsge of antecedent
thought. Great discoveries grow. Here,
as in other cases, we have first the seed,
then the ear, then the full corn in the
ear.--the last member Of the series i'm.
plying the firrt. 1-I 30 aii '-f
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Potats Planting.

. Many farmershase no potatoes to eat.
They gave out long ago. Every farmer
should raise an abundance, NO that they
may 60, on the table smoking hot two or
three times.s day. Now is the time to
plant for the early crop, and the early
rose is good enough for that. Ut 10
o The late crop should be planted In
June, and enough should be planted to
last the family till the following June.
There is.no secret in raising potatoes
Select good soill give it good plowing and
narrowing, and lay it of in furrows with
q one-horse plow, and the burrows three
feet apart. Cut the potatoes to about
two eyes in each Jdece, drop the pieces
about a foot apart, aud turn the furrow
back. Just before the potato sprouts
push through the soil, go over the ground
with the Thomas smoothing harrow.
This will destroy all the weeds. and the
potatoes will come through and get the
start OF the weeds, Now Keep the ground
we'll cultivated and the weeds out till the
potatoes bloom, andyou will have a good
crop. II the potato bugs molest them,
pick off the first crop Of bugs and there
will not be much of second crop to
pick of.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

occasional connection at San Diego would then be
lost
COMPETITION AND coMBrsArIos.
We believe that any composition between rivS
parallel lines Of railroad for the rame business,
which results in loss TO the companies, 10 TO
end IN one Of two ways, either In combination by
which the public will lose far than IL has
gained from competition, or, the other hand, in
the ruincus cutting of rates persisted in until the
weaker corporation Is ruined, the public is left to
the rspaciy OF the survivor. There 10 no real pro-
lection to the public but In the enforcement OF the
law OF the land. Competition which takes from
corporations just compensation is quite ~ ruinous
as continuation which gives them TOO much.
No one can believe that the Texas and Pacific
company would, after constructing its line TO the
racine ocean, long compete with any rival to its
osu sc. or even 50 az 70 proAnee any reduction Of
submit: or thai II would fail 70 repair its losses
or Increase its gains whenever an opportunity
mishs Offer. We repeat that nothing but the law.
can protect the public against the love Of gsin
which 10 inherent In human nature.
This tyth srccognised by the ball Of the Teyss
the sopms,ee. snd stsinEens are theseiu
made : TO- hold thst csrporu&aon vith1n the
bounds q justice and law; very unusual ssfsguards
the ecvernment itself s really required by the hi:
to furnish the mcsns neeeesary to build the road
spd gise to tse protsctor. ap additional bonus Of
frr rsn be enforced by tho msehinsryof Of the Law
agailh ope eoFporsuon ~ we'll - another.
RELATIONS OF rux sourHkRs CENTRAL AND
u zk<As PAcIylc RoAps EACH oTHkR AND TO
THE SOUTHERN srk1xs. e-'tA
-Assunins that the Southern Pacific IL controlled
by the Central PACIFIC (which 10 deniedl there the
strongest reason TO suppose that this circumstance
would operate rather To the beneht than the In
jury Of the. south and Southwest. =, The whole
iengtb OF the Central Pacific 10 about 800 miles.
Tue southern Pacific from san Francisco 10 the
Colorado is more than 100 miles. Add TO this the
proposed extension of 60 miles, and the total In
over 400 miles. and believe It probable that the
southern Pacific will extend its line Easterly across
Texsss unless the desired subsidy should enable the
Iexss Pacific ooHpsay W form the connsctaop 8
n HHno. =. = = =
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q, sl'4a:esEA NSw6.

! Tie 5,s.,e a. IL; Afghan question il ihs
! Bills s.ii1c#5 oj Uap:nous Was brought to 4:
Is: "a .is>.:. s5d IL. Wh;ss5lea 3 rnotioE
acu.ui;~- So 7or2aie@3 was defeated by {
! e3:e (. 323 q. ~.
, Tho E..:!s., r:r:;:3&3i aill be asked for a
.ra:t %: Il. e. U sla ttla distressed people 10
:hr Nho".:a L oanssins 10 Turkey.
! J 40 Ru k.a declines reeiec'o6 to the SIadt
T3iS:-oT>niD ii fec arts. at Oxford, Oil account
Of bis heal q.
! 4 man FAMED Msden was arraigoed ct The
| Bow street Police Court. L1ndop. yesterday
charged &ish hsping made threats aRslnst The
| life o. Qu4ep Victoria. It appears that be is I
| hs.aairss luoatc and has been known as such
fvr tSenly years post. Madden wrote to Lore
Lyons and to the Home Secretary, Right Hoo
Mr. Cross, last May, and wrote again to tho
latter rscantly, saying that be would 90 10 Bal
morul aud change sthe form Of the English
Go7ernuent unless thousand pounds were
gwen to BIN. The prisoner was at oue time
con6oed ia psuper Insane iotirmary, but was
! released as harmless and iucurabe. The affair
| is regarded as Of no Importance
| Tho mioister Of the colonies has introduced O
| bill in the Spanish Chanber5 authorizing the
government to issue Cuban bonds, and cancel
ing the contract for l25 600, 600 pesetas COZ
Guided between the Hispano Colonial Bank and
the treasury.
LONDON, Dec. ID The weather is cold to
dsy. There is much snow in the ncrthcrn
counties Of Eogiaod ard 10 various parts of
Europe.
The Tines ia lis Gnaucial article this moro.
ing says: Jonatbao Niels. managing partner
10 the private bank OF j. u j. FentoD & Sons.
ct Rocbdsle, whose suspension was announced
on the 26tb of November last, lost $4,000. 600
of the banks money by spsculating Ga the
stock exchange.
The high rate OF French exchange seems
to be due partly to French grain operations
with the U. s.. partly to the Investment of
French mouey in EogIish bills aud Treasury
hoods AID partly to purchases Of stock here"
EDISBURou, Dec. IA The London CORES.
pondeut of the Scotsman writing before the di.
vision on the House Of Commons last night on
MI. Wh IT'D motion. says: THE Libsrsls
nearer 70 than l09."
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ST. ". I. Ta'iH ezra has Introduced q re!c'
luton in ,ha V!Tgici4 House Of D :lega,as to re-"
duee the nuoubsr Of elections by causing the
elec,iou CT CITY, county aud State officers to be
held on toe ssiac day with that for tho General
Assembly. We hope the proper legislation re-
quisite &c ac,om otish the ,urposo Of this reso.
luton may be effected. Strong eferts should
be made to prevent tho withdrawal Of q single
cent from toe depleted treasury that Gao DO
kept in it Sita hontr aud ics:ice. The SEMI
anDusl ,leciiots impose upon the people great
and useless expense, and those who abolish
them will receive tbs thanks CT their constiu-
enls. There ia no sufficient reason ter the pre-
vision 10 toe Constitution rtqaiting them, and
as they cost exactly twic, as much as annual
electooa they should be done away with SIS soon
az possible.
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regime.

Thu 5sacics;e;s Ia ,hs General AsSs bly,
Gon't sosrl to be even es uaisca as they we're
last year, snd i; is by 10 uaaus certain that the
so!ien ct thti: receat caucus expresses the
views o! G maj Eiy Of tbs members OF the Gcn'
ers! Assembly. l. il apparent, however, that
the ree0j1sstrs though SO a1xious Ior ssssloo
this R;o:ar. have ID iiaa that toe a7cwod puF.
.ose f,r which il Is held. settlement OF the
State debt qu2aioa--sso be accomplished, aud
that ro: satisfied 7iih ITO sessions, when they
we're orIy eicor3 f:r Que, they ~ant 20 speGo
set a9othir Hiat@r IL ltichrlocd. as ne 5erS
of q State couTon:,oa Good legislation from
body eoaipoS5j 80 largely Of mombets enter
ta,oinc suoa IDEAS a5 the rcaoj asters do is Get
anticipated, and we suppose i: was to guard
against peroicieu5 aeIloa that Gsneral Aaa 10.
trodroea Ills resolution 10 tie Senate yesterday,
for, 90 matte. Tass the rcaai clusters may sa3,We
aoa'e be;ievc tie people OF the State, Ike evil
birds, ere w;i;3x to r-u their owe nests by sanc'
iioaiog any treasures that Will bring shame,
r.preach ana 1;s,redit upon the hitherto fair
naue e Virginia. Almost cVosy;llog else ex'
capt ne: homer las heea taken from her. Lat
that os asysl, cveo if at the expense of few
extra cents on the assessed value ct hcr prop
p,tS.
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COURT OF APPEALS Observation-Disclosures
assignee vs. Arma. Argued by St. George
Ei;zbugh for appellee and A. ". Wallace fol
appellant, AMI submitted.
Appeal allowed aud superoedeas awarded to
deo'ees of the Circuit Court of Meckleoburg
ouunty in the case OF Wenbish and wife Ys.
Rawlln's execu'or aud ais.
Howard r. Basne, esq, Was allowed to prao
tica as courssl.
E1munds assignee vs. Harper. Submitted.
Young, &,,vs. D.rrie5, e.. Argued byIHen.
Talbot VS.. RicA rnond and DanYille Railroad
Company. Submitted.
Crumpton BY. &C vs.. Hoffman, Lee 3 Co :,
&c. Submitted.
OVERLY, trustee vs. carp. &c. Put on p-i7i-
legged docket.
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The January pumocr OF Sorlbaer's Maga
zine has been received from its publishers,
Sciibner & Co., New York. Among it's CON-
tents CT, Bioro tho Bold, Old Maryland Man
ners. College Hsziog. Leonardo da Viuci, Fal
conberg, Niuoo, Century Plants. Haworth's.
Thomas @ kenpis. The Tile Club at Work.
The Mountain Lakes of California. At the Old
Bulls Head, The Amendment to tie Patent
Law. &c.
81. Nicholas, for January. beautiful aud
appropriate namber for the Christmas hoi-
days, has been received from the same pub
listeIs
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Death of the PrIncess Alice.

DARMsrADT. Dec. l4-Tno Grand Duchess
o. Hesse DArns'adt, Princess Alice of England
q ID at 7.30 o'clock this morning of dip,heria >
Sac wss in state Of Inconsistencies from 2. 80
o'clock unit! the time Of Der death. The Grand
Duchess was the third Child Of end second
daughter CT Qaeen Victoria. She was born
April IS, 1913. Her father. the late Prince
Albert, died on Saturday, December Ia, 1861
"a remarkable coincidence.
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$751; Al
Leaving the surplus

Thus, if am DOT very greatly mistaken. the
schools, the laterest ID the pew bonGs, aud the
expenses Of government cJuid all be provided
for by this tax Of 20 CENTS 10 500 beyond the
present taxes. ln Inc above calculation nave
taken 10 account OF the new SOURCES CT GcVo'
Due. or OF tho SAVING IN the expenses OF the
government, aud have not embraced the COST
OF assessing and collecting the State revenue 10
the s. 600 900 estimate for government ,Xpcn
ses. These. if embraced by the Governor 10
his 81 900 600 estimate, would Increase tbs
surplus vi S2S lis Al to Sl7l.9S724, which,
by 1885 would pay off the debt to the school,
fuod upon the highest estimate made Of the
deficiency. Can it be possible that the General
Assembly will tail to come up to this reasonable
demand
The offer is for reduction of one third Of
the interest, cod tho extnDsoo Of the time Of
payment from 1901 to 1919. Suppose per
son has farm worth So, 600 with judgment
liens 90 il to the extent of 81 200 per aouum
10 interfs.; there Is a cloud We will say upon
some Of then aud it will take chaDcery sui
to enforce The leo. Here comes ths creditor
and Gays: Give me deed Of trust on yott
aods, aud | will extend the time of payment
to ten years Instead of FIVE (thc time usually re-
qured 10 sci! and realj2n.) and / will moreover
reduce your interest to $500 You say your
farm has been mGde uuproductive By long d.
sease of uanurcs, but that it il kind soil, las
ABUNDANT water power, which capitalists mag
improve If you are not pushed, or II the bur-
den OF your aunus ioterost is reduced. There
ara Indications Of iron, coal, copper and other
Minerals 90 your Isrd 1t is probable that they
will BIZ developed, if you shn~ yourself on hon
est man and sensible one. Is there man
who reads this article, who, if 80 situated.
would not jump at the offer. Such arc 10
great measure. the circumstances abou: VIZ
pinia. The peeler bonds are the doubtful ones.
fbe coupons when sold at 70 produced lnfaI'''
bly, It per cent interest at 50 II; at 80, q
at 90. 81 per cent interest. Aud ibis class o.
bondhulders there has not yet been fund To-
gepuity enough to deprive Of their power 70
collect the interest. They have Judgment anu
EXECUTION issued, and. like tbe lien On chooses
IN action, ready TO take up anything that ID
seizable uoder execution, no matter "ntn
acquired. The bondholders' offer seem? "
be cur only loop hole of escape, from ,t am
manse taxation 90 the oGc hand. or a0so'
In q repudia,ion Of the peeler and uotacWTt; w..
hands on The other. Will the people OF W.
sjpia fail to come up Nth manly detc1mlna'lI or
to do their duly. They have ezpenoeo ,ot
.rde.t spirits mere than tWioa the ro omo0D'
=. nnirea to DEF this additional tsx. ALloolS'
iEEsBURG, Va, Dec. Is, 1875.
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The Senate, yesterday. finally passed tho till
to regulate the coun,og Of the vote for Pfesi-
dent and Vice President aud the decision OF
questions arising thereon, by vote tf 35 to 26.
Messrs Bsyard. Mciimon sad Morgan, demo
Gratis, voted with The republicans in favor of
toe bill, whilst the negative vote Yves composed
exclusively Ct democrats
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Fire..

!, CLEvEtAND, o., Dec; IA an early hour
this morning Short Il Forman's extensive job
prloting and stationary ablishment was badly
damaged by fire. The establishment is the
largest Of lis kidd in the West. The loss, which
will probably prove to be heavy, is fully covered
by insurance.
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men regret.

The committee on roads Of the House Of Repre-.
sentativss have reported, with arecomm oxidation
that it pass. the bill for the construction of O
narrow guage railroad from Washington to St.
Louis. and running through the Virginia coua-
ties of Alexandria, FairfsS, Fauquier. Rapps
hammock. Loudouu, Augusta. Page, Rockingham
srd Highland.
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The House ct Representatives, yesterday,
passed bill providing for the payment Of re
duciious made in the pay of laborers ca account
Of the eight hour law.
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Fatal Accident.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. l4.-At Port Roy
al, Juniats county, last light, west bouod
freight train ran into a wagon and almost
instantly killed lbe occupant, a man nsred
Hiram Ard.
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Tho bill to reimburse tho College OF William
aod Mary, fer property destroyed during the
late war. was considered 10 tho House of Rep
resentatives, yesterday, in Committee of the
Whole, but no ac,i IN reached.
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puRLrsHEp DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY 81
nne a e SNOW DEN.
SATURDAY EvEN'a. DECEMBER l

The exisiiog precarious condition OF UoV.
Ham oton's health naturally recalls to our
memory TIC striking Incidents Of bis lite, among
the more recent OF which was the contenptu-
Gus suoercii5usnsss with which his requlstlon
for fugitive from jus!ios Was treated b2 GoV'
Ri;s, O! Massachusetts,. The Constitution OF
the ooupt5y, of which both Gov. Hampton srd
Gov. Ric, sro citiz.ps, declares that full faith
and cgedi. shall BE- given il each State to the
public ac,s, records and judicial proceedings OF
every other State That the Indictment o1
81 alleged c:inina! is judicial proceeding Is DO
nla;ner or more self evident than thst requI
s;,ioo for his delivery is public act CT State
and vet such ca indictment and requis't'on OF
one State of tic Unicn we're not only elsre'
sardsd and rejected. tus a1uted With as much
i3dis,ity as was possible, considering the small
ousoti.y of that article ct Gov. Rice command.
TIE ncu3acious and self interested assertion CT
defeated radical candidate to tie effect that
single negro at the South has been loducad to
STAY rem the pil!s, or vote the democratic
ticket, is sufficient FIR al attempt to set the
citizens Ct the two sections Of the coustry at
each Others tbroats, but such positive and dl'
rec. iofrac:io0 OF the organic law f.ha ceuatry
O. Lat OF WHOA Gov. Rics was guilty i, allowed
70 psss s;L inpuo!y. Sooh is one Of the
numerous distances Of the love of order. the
regard toc law, aud the acknowledgment OF
equality, tia. exist ia Uoion Of sovereign and
70 tqaai States as coDdu,ted urdsr radical
regime,
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MARRIED.. D,o
At the residence Ct tas brides sa1is;oRGS
THoaAs Of Bal; Hg%Ssf Nd, 4, t aSIeSsskzAW
d H11Sh Of Jas. E. McGraw, Of alex' sa'
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ICOMMUNICATED.

1t is respectfully suggested to the reverend
clergy that TO morrow, 10 all their churches,
prayers be offered for the recovery OF the Gov
ernor OF South Carona-as good as be is gal.
lant. Il.
Alexandra, December 18th, 1873
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IESC VI LCGICTSs
The following Is list of the letters remaining
in the Postofice in this city Decen Der IA.
Persons calling for letters will say they Al ad-
vertised and give the date of the list.
If not call ed for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter Office. il Washington.
Ages, Mrs Foster, Mrs 4
Brown, Miss 81 Green, Hiss NJ E
Blsgborn, Mrs Il Lee, Miss NJ NJ
Buckner, Ed Larker, Miss NJ
Bowles. Mrs Il Mcintosh, Miss l.
Bowes, Charles Robins On, Miss L
CorbiD, Mrs NJ Taylor, John
UonnelI, Mrs l. Wlllet: Miss Emma
Evans, Capt Williams, Martin
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE. P. M.
SooTcH LLAMA Wool OvERCoATs At
IEALaAMs,