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National Republican., 1879-12-31

NJ. LEON CHorTEAU is on his way back
to America. The only encouragement he
received during his previous visit to this
country for his bogus Franco-American re-
ciprocity treaty was from FERNANDO WooD.
Evidently NJ CnoTTEAU is enabled to in
duce his French hackers to defray his ex-
peuses on very slim pretenses.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

THE First National Bank of New York
city is snug little tit-bt of finance 1t
last year paid 1870 per cent. dividends, and
carried half million to its surplus account.
The stock is only half million, and it has
an undivided surplus Of S2G7,7OO. lis
profits during the year have been over $50
per cent. 1t has been handling four per
cents, and hence the milk in the cocoanut.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

IT is evident that HART, the colOrcd Pc
destrian, is an exodustcr. lie walked right
away from his white brethren.
National Republican., 1879-12-31


The nineteenth Congressional district gave Foster
1920 majority over Ewing Il Is the Banner dis
rlct of The state, giving nearly twOthrds the full
Republican majority in the entire State
National Republican., 1879-12-31

THERE have been no maps prcparcdof of the
seat of war in Maine The mnp~makers
are daaed at the impossibility of inserting
such names as Skowhegcn, Kennebunliport,
Amoskeag, &c.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

UNDER the Empire, of which the New
York Sun pratcs so much, DANA, its editor,
is to be the court fool this by virtue of the
nomination of the Kansas City Journal.
Under the Republic, this same DANA failed
in his aspiration to become Surveyor of the
else is Surveyor just so long will he con-
tinue to declaim against GRANT and the
Empire But his declamations have lost
their weight lie piled them up too high,
as it were, and uttered them too frequently
No one now pays any serious attention To
what he may say regarding public men and
measures
National Republican., 1879-12-31

MR. ROBERT MITCHELL, Of Cincinnati,
has made an ante morton disposition of his
property to his children and grandchildren,
to avoid contentious over his will after
death. He is the latest confidence man
known to history, and is fortunate if he is
not found in his old age begging bread.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

THE Democrats are now engaged in put
ting threats i'll the mouths Of the Republi-
cans of Maine, which they have never
thought of making, merely to prejudice
their case but that piece of strategy will
fail, us will their entire plot of outrage.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

GARcELoN remains as dumb as an oyster
on Mr. MoRRILI's proposition to submit the
steal cnse to the courts. lie is sitting in
banc on it himself
National Republican., 1879-12-31

sary In my Pile treatment or Female Weaknesses but
must see all patients 10 know their condtionD lheL
any person can my remedies themselves, Ca.
tATrh cured and deafness caused by oaArfh l0a5 OF
mental power vigor and general debility by ether
restored, For further Information ana dlnioul.
my office No. tb9 Ninth street northwest RILEY
BUILDISd, Oilice and residence Consultation irre
10 all deSly
National Republican., 1879-12-31

GENERAL BUTLER says GARCELoN is
"not judge" Very truc-but he assumes
to act as one, all the same.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

"THou canst not say did it!' cxclaims
General BUTLER as he plants his dropping
eye upon the Stite of Maine.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

TnE Maine law has always been more or
less imperative.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

INDIAN peace commissions do not seem
to boom successfully nowadays.
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GrnNeYnrh Unity.

Canton (Ohio) Reposltory,l
"The Democratic party is now united" says an
exchange But the unity resembles that Of grave
yard.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

THE Piqua (Ohio) journal has put SHER-
MAN and SETTLE up as its ticket for 1880
1t makes the mistake of crediting Judge
SETTLE to North Carolina, 1t is true he is
a North Carolinim by birth, but ho is now
and has been for four years citizen of
Florida. But it is remarked in cOnscrva-
tive quarters that Judge SETTLE is out of
the race, for the reason that as judge he
has been so severely partisan as to have
sent number of Florida ballot-box suffers
to the penitentiary.
National Republican., 1879-12-31
All Explaining.

INlCksDuTg HERALD
Bob Toombs has put all the Northern Democratic
papers to explaining what he meant by his Chicago
lalagrAm.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

GET ready to write 1850 when you date
your letters
National Republican., 1879-12-31

THERE are few, a very few, Republicans,
so.called, who talk of boiling the prospec-
tive nomination of General GRANT next
year But they are outnumbered ten to
one by Democrats who talk of voting for
him. And right here we take occasion to
ask, as we have frequently, what would be-
come of the Republican party if all the
GRANT men in it were to bolt the nomina-
ton of any other candidate?
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1860 Prizes.
whole Tickets, So.
~ Tickets, 900.

LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
IL Ar RIlASONABLE RATES,
All THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
1903 E street northwest
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~
N1SSysMR. SIMON WOLF, 800 SEVENTH ST,
SSS Second National Bank building, has been ap.
pointed the agent Tor our company for the District OF
-olulnDm All premiums are TO pc palu 10 nun ners-
atter We solicit the patronage o. the pubic, guar
antcelug entire sati ti-farion.
1eS.tf GERMANIA LIFE ms. co. Of New York.
N-1SysrHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECT
49, ors ofthe Citizens National Bank o. wash. .
nson Siy for ths ensuing yeSr VIII be he'd 9! Their @
'''' '''' '''''' VI i '"' rios. G PEARsALI.
de,giaw3w Cashier
N~SSf1A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
49, Of the Washington q Georgetown Halroad
Company for tile election Of Directors, Will bo held
~ ~ me othco or the Company, Georgetown, on
the 18th day OF January iss0
The polls will be opened ut u IN. and closed ut
y. m.
Transfer hooks will be closed on the 7th OF January,
H. HURT, President
C. NJ RoONEs, Secretary. de21-id
r~15y| EQUITABLE Co.oPERAT1VE BUsLD
~ ING ASSOCfA ZION.
. The officers aud directors viii receive subscription
for stocks and furnish copies uf the constitution Tho
h,Td monthly meeting os tae pGymspt g, dyes ana
and Tenth streets northwest
JAS. II. SANGLLE. Prtgt, i92 y st. II W.
lSb H T. i6 iTWqMgLY ihab o yRest GSyi rrnuns o0ie'
CHAS u. BAILEY, Treas,
Gas Oilce, Il5 Tenth st, ~ W.
Tuos soMrRy}IIiT pIHEcr3Rs Gls., Work., a,s rblr.
GEORGE GEoRGEw ". ~ GhsILEAR. 4 Bureau of Engraving.
ALE ALEX; aARbNEit, :, ~, ~ PEI Penna m aye.nw'
FIRED W. PRATT, cor. Ninth aud ID SITS n. w
ROSS 4. FISH, Morrison Building, - ST.
GEO. w FISHER, UnontUwn.
A. +. FOX g2U + 81 n. ".
aEo: a. MciLiIINNY Twenty.slxth and N. W.
de-i.l0.i7.2LSiSia7
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An Original Letter by lincoln.

TbINBnUIHIOW NtpUUIIIUT'T
An original letter by Abraham Lincoln, which
has been very much quoted may be seen at the
Bnghumplon Loan Exhibition. II Will be recog'
nized by all readers;
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, /
Washington, NOY II, 1868, J


IIUTTF 0tTTTTTTT " WTW
DEAR SIR: / personally wish Jacob Froese of
New Jersey 10 be appointed colonel for cOlOred
regiment and this regardless Of whether he can
tell the exact shade OF Julius CassaTs hair.
Yours, &c, A. LINCOLN.
The documents now the property Of the Mygatts
Of oxford. 10 reads like q sarcasm in advance on
the ciyi-seryice examination in vogue at the
present day.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

n~S0yS NOrtCE.-A general meeting iof the stock
Bt2 holders OF the NATIONAL FAIR ASSO'
ClATION will be held on MONDAY, January 8, 1881,
Bt 7;JJ O'Clock p. m at Sheas Hall, O2 P"nna. ave
W. for the purpose OF considering all matters per
tainlng 10 the amount of subscription to tue Capital
stock the adoption OF suitable bylaws aud the fur
ther improvement of the Fair Grounds.
BY ordor of the Board Of DirectOrs
W. NJ. GAIT. President.
L. G. DEAN Seorotnrv
National Republican., 1879-12-31
NEW BOOKS AT LEAGUE OFFICE,


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Freemasonry Exposed, by Capt VIM. Morgan;
price 25 cents Vulancfs Ga MasonJ Confession OF The
Murder OF Capt MoTgan price 70 cents. How to De
price 20 cents, oaths and Penalties 70 Dogreea OF
RTeemasOnry; price 10 cents, Nah Han hone price
81 Knights ofPylhias illustrated by Past Chan
cellor pIce % cents, FLeenssonry at GLANCE; price
10 cents Handbook OF FroemnsOnry, price Is cents.
Gen Washington Opposed TO Secret Societies; price
10 cents. The Masters Carpet, or Masonry aud Hall
Worship Identical; price rs cents FTeemRsonry Ek-
posed and illustrated by President j. Blanchard,
Wheaton College, ILL., paper cover 10 cents cloth, 81
NATIONAL ANTLAIASONIC LAW LEAGUE,
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n. LANGHORNE, AttOrney-at-Iaw, President
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WINE or not, tomorrow?
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WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 81, ls7o.
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largest Legitimate Morning Cir
cutdtiOn in the District.
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Cucumber Pickles.

The thing Is to make them green, and
to do 1t without introducing any salt oi
copper The way to get the color is to
extract It from some vegetable substance
The way set about making nv pickles
lis as follows: have nice small cucum.
bers picked, which I wash, lay in dishes,
and sprinkle them with salt, into which
| l have ground up piece OF alum moi
any larger than the end of the little Nm
ger. After these have remained in the
dish for q week, put them into stone
liar, having wiped them, and on this ]
pour boiling vinegar. When they are
filled, I put on top Of the jar cabbage
leaves, and on that place clean stone,
to keep the pickles down. II after q
day or two, my pickles are not green,
decant the vinegar, MAKE it hot-not on
the boil-and repeat the process, with
fresh cabbage leaves IT not at the first
trial, at the second the pickles have q
nice color. 9f For seasoning, when I boil
my vinegar, for every quart l put in q
muslin bag half ounce OF allspice,
mace, whole black pepper and mustard
seed. sssi' iaahi r7sih90 sha< se fgs
There is very simple way Of find
ing out II therei is any copper in pickles
Take some of the fluid and put it in q
watch glass Have perfectly clean
needle. which rub carefully on piece ol
elk to get any of the grease of used in
polishing the needle. Put this needle In
the fluid, and II there be copper in the
acid solution it will .precipitate on the
steel and reddeu II. II not seen by the
nakel eye, q magnifying glass will show
the metallic copper. Sometimes copper
in the vinegar arises not from the intro
duction of copper, but because the vine.
gar has been boiled in q copper vessel
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READY RECIPES

q Turpentine will remove ink fsom white
woodwork .'ea 9,sise y safYs'-
Good hickory ashes placed around the
roots Of fruit trees will destroy the worm
that destroys the fruit. ~ : 80 ~
A few dried or preserved cherries, With
stones out, are the very best things pos
sible to garnish sweet dishes. ,ss Ills ~
To beat the. whites Of eggs quickly.
put In pinch of salt. The cooler the
eggs the .qnicker they viii froth. - Salt
cools and also freshens them. mod Eia.
A German naturalist has found that
pawpaw fruit in an unripe state, when
boiled with tough meat, will make it ten
der and perfectly digestibie, the same
result being obtained Il the meat be
merely washed with the Juice of the
fruit le s"uaatf ()saii7t = .aess5s aais'
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EYI II is said that man fs built OF
duplicate organs. He has two hemis-
pheres In his brain, and two eyes, and
the fact that be. has only one mouth is
nothing more than scientific hint by
good Mother Nature that be shouldn't
speak Of all he sees Itsometimes hap.
pens, moreover, that one of the dupli-
Gates may be out Of order while the
other performs its functions perfectly -
One lobe of the brain may be removed
and the other will do the work OF the
two. A pigeon will live fol. months in
spite of the fact that its entire brain had
been removed, and that is not so difficult
task that certain men cannot initiate
the pigeons example. The memory also
is a double organ, one Of whose sides
may be paraly zed while the other works
TO perfection. We knew q person, for
instance, who, when be lent money, re-
mem bered all the circumstances, the
amount and the time when it was due,
with vivid accuracy, but who, when he
borrowed money, found It utterly inpos.
sible to recall even the slightest circum-
stance connected with the event, and the
most pungent dunning letters failed to
remind him Of the transaction. There
are so many moral diseases extant in
these hard times that we have drawn d
pencil mark through thai old hymn
which orr fathers perhaps had q night to
"a. :. ., - - :, - th6t ho -, ~
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Ewing .winsfhe GAms by HONOR
Toledo Democraf.l

Toledo Democrat)
The Cleveland Leader, ,tbe great Repuh.
lican paper Of Ohio. says.3 in, twenty
years from nov there will not be more
than ,nfty' men'ina existence who win REL
member that Sit was ,opst Tom IEsing
who ran for Governor of Ohio in l879.'
The editor of the. Leader must believe
that about sIllthe RspSblican voters nov
in Ohio will be dead 10 twenty years3il
he is sincere in the utterance which we
have, quoted-fos all the Republicans
nov livinglih oaie, wh0 IRE alive itwen.
lty years hence, will rememberiI TIL
thrashing that zone Tom Ewing true
patriot, brilliant soldier and friend of the
people, gave fellow by the name o.
Charley Foster, the stay-at-home keepe,
Of country store, at Fostoria, durlpe
the war, in the race for 0ovefnors d
Ohio in 1S79-atbs year,, as the Lea
der adds, "that Saw % Governor Fostel
elected by such an immense majority &c
the chair he so ably honoredp Wha
honor, if elected, would Charley Foster
bring to the executive office Of thestate
The honor of having skulked behind
theScounter Of q store during the DARK
days of the rebellion, when General Ew.
ing was leading his men in the fight fol
the preservation Of The rJnion2 .fs tba,
covardlv. unnatriot;c condnct.os the Re-.
nnhlican cand;date tho hind n I,nyo ], r.
which the Renuhl;cans -iN no;n. 9TH
nr;de If Fostsr isbould iba siec,ed' CO..
erner ofrOhio3 Wahtbe mari nerform.
,ed hy Foster 3 3 chief aeoot;ator IN ~
oTeat fraud consnmmsted Il coun,;no
Haras into tho nresidoncu hon.,r me
|exanu,isa .h.E ,sFtho s,e,e .ho.,l5 No
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cEAfter all we can not help liking
those best who think as we do,sn when
we ask another's opinion we are aptto
be offended unless bis opinion serees
with our own. Mark Lemon has put THE
peculiarity into verse: sT 4 t2fusi
Determined beforehand, we grsvsly pretend .
To ask the opinion and thoughts Of sfrisnd;
Should he differ from us on any pretense Z q
We pity his want Of both Judgment and sense
But If he falls into and hatters our plan, ~ -.
Why, really. w think him sensible man.
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Going oman E1cafsion:

AAAaaHe tNew PORK Express. sia's:i 70
They had been prepsring for tie ex-
cursion for abouttwo weeks The DAY
at last dawned, ands 40 thssboato oiwas s,te-
start early, the young, wife, determined
to be on hand. The clock struck eight
and stiIl she was IN the kitchen, her hair
down her back, packing edibles III het
asi,i spg ssSSsi'sss So Ssa,s
"rll be ready presently. and away
she dsrted to blackeu her shoes Iandput
on a clean collar. Then she stuck hes
head out Of the back window to ask her
next door neighbor to lend her breast.
min. 10 ,xoxtE " sss<k6 liz taai sIssq
sd.3urry up, Johnl' said she. ,ysYou
bring the basket. Nov I'm allIready
and am going down to the boat ,gaAnd
say, John, don't forget q hox OF saTdines
you'll nud IN the closet, and bring tie
pickles and tongue, and BE- sure TO bring
. big knife. Do you hear me, Johp 2"
John resled into the kitchen and be-
gan bic work. He was interrupted w
his wife's voice from sbelos yellingrsq q
"John. there's . can OF strawberries
In the ice-box don't forget them. Nov,
hurry we'll be fearful late; and Say,
bring one or two more handkefchiefs
and . sun umbrella --or. IndouH kaow'
it looks like rain, bring my water r-prnofs
o you old poke! you're. going, to, stay
there oil day. Now run back and close
those back shutters, and put the CT ii
the kitchen. and leave pan Of milk fefl
her; and say, Just step around 70 the
butchers and tell him We woht need
any meat today and 1eaye, the key Of
the cellar under the paslor-door mat
Now hurry, John. I'm of. And don't
forget anything, or I'll 60 Wild l"s1ats)
He didn't forget anything; but, when
he reached the wharf he found that the
boat had been gone two hours.
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Perhaps 1t would be well to give u
broader scope to this little Anecdots and
follow its advice respecting some OF. our
own personal weaknesses. On . mas,
querade night the Duke OF Norfolk, who
was addicted to the bottle, asked Footel
what new character he could 90 Ii.
Foote sententiously replied, "Go sober.
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Here is very serious question for
our rnorslistsl: sIf q man is as good as
his word and his word is good forlnoth
ing how good is he ef@.
Modesty ID . somewhat rare virtue, ,ahd
yetgitis dangerous thisg to pretend to
possess qualities or abilities which 700
never had. The advice which Jerrold
one day gave to youth has meaning
for, most of US also. 1t was: .Young
man, be advised by me don't take down
the shutters until there is something in
the window"
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Be temperate.H Liquor has made more
paupers than oil other vices combined.
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DRESS 81 MAKING..
s,aa4T ST. oi1d& -ogH islsa sFiri
Rooms Above Jones' Store.

.AGISS - a. JONES
LA just received new supply Of Spring
IL Patterns for Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren, and solicits the patronage of the ladies
Of Woodsheld and vicinity. She is prepared
TO DO FIRST CLASS WORK.
Also, cut and ft for those who desire to have
them made elsewhere. III, ~
Patterns Of all styles for sale-aprl,'5sn3
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!, ! .AfToRNEYs..sT ~ :ssA
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Physician and Surgeon,
- ssdsssidspos in the Kirkbride property,
NO Old 81 EE I'D 20 b 10. Z
ls>iue lseafsd at the shove place, offers his
Yrdlsasisnai services, whore ne hopes BY
slo1s sttsusionto Ibnsinssss to- merit public
So1ldspes and pstsonage. gsssyas III
chronic pissases viu receive speoisl
attsstSen. - ssfs Fss-sssf may4, ,'.6r
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out, and entered, upon q diplomatic ca
reer, under the care Of Sir Thomas Con-

OuS3 ohu SueCtOus upOu. q fasbtOp ~ ~
reer, under the care OF Sir Thomas Com
yers.' sl'no soI ''oT ''' err ~ ii
Eighteen NOR tbs after the wreck Colo-
mel Underwood read aloud at the mess a
description of the marriage Of Thomas
Jones, of Milford Haven, tor Mary, only
child, and heiress of Sir Thomas Con-
yers, Of Conyers Csst'e, Kent. And
paragraph below stated that 1.-The Honor
able Thomas Jones, with his bride, had
gone to Vienna on diplomatic service Of
great importance" ,aisu huE ~
".Just his luck said Powell, ,.,s..
.'Just his, pluck" said Underwood;
"and for my part, when / come across
one of those fellows again that are afraid
of hurting their mothers and sisters,
and not afraid TO say so. l shall treat
him as hero just waiting his opportu-
nifty Here is to the Honorable Thomas
Jones and bis lovely bride, We are go
ing toJadia, gentlemen, next m onth, aud
! am tsotry' the Eighty-foursh has lost
Lieutenant Jones, for I have no doubt
whatever he would have estormed q fort
as he boarded the wreck"
|1H'"ah . How to ADVERTISE e.'ohe /
A Hartford (Conn. man was denoun-
cingnewspaper advertising toia crowd
Of listeners Ss'L,st week." said he,
had an umbrella stolen from the vesti.
bule ofythe r---- church. alt was q gift
and valaingait very highly, Ispent doub.
lie its worth in advertising, but l have
not recovered it." "How ;iid you word
the, advertisements. r. asked ,s. merchant
Here it is,nn said the. man., producing a
slip cut from a-newspaper. The mer.
lchant took il and read: ssLost yfrom the
yestibale of the 4--' church, Hast Sun.
day evening, black silk Umbrella The
gentleman who took it will be handsome,
1ly rewarded by leaving it at No. - Sar
Fernando street" "Now," said The
merchant, Il am aliberal advertiser, and
have always found it pay me we'll.
great deal depends upon the manner il
which an advertisement is put. Let us
TRY for your umbrella again, and II yot
do not acknowledge then that the adver
'ltising pays / will purchase you q Iev
lone" The merchant then took q sir
Iof paper from his pocket and wrote, II
the man who was seen to take an um
llbrella from the vestibule OF the go !
church last Sunday evening does no
wish 10 get into trouble, and have stall
cast upon the christian character which
he values so highly, he viii return it t
4 No. 80 San Fernando street, He is vel
Known" This duly appeared in the pa
1per, and on the following morning th,
man was aslonished when De opened th,
ifront door of his residence On th
fporch lay at least dozen umbrellas o
lall shades and sizes, that had beel
lthfown 10 from the sidewalk, while th
| front yard was literally paved with um
brcllas. Many Of them hal notes at
ftached to them saying that they had beel
taken BY mistake, and begging the lose
Ito Keep the little affair quiet. 2Fg
l. 9 -
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An Enthusia,tic .Frisnd Of Ssaisrds
u taJ yaao Radical Cure.d 9d Ind

q sold By sli vholssns ana Kses Dsuesiss md psal
s 49, MESxs z F0Tffk! General xsshs. and ~Sois