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Also hand extensive assortment Of Pens various
makers which NJ p offers Tor sale very prices For
sale Bye Il. Nesbu, II. Coeswell, Messrs Wheeler a.
Wood, Bowen a Co, Lambert * Lane, ID. Felt, II, Wall
street. and by all the Statoners in the city octll--ly'
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NOTICE.
o. ag

NHPPERS OF goods all parts West inormtd
y that We The only Express by mail train TO the West
All goods will be recepted office be delivered IN
Pittsburgh Wheeling Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louisville, Or
any Of the principal Western cities ahead Of any other line,
freight will be charged at the point OF delivery West
}Fsfg SG{'a pll sEH lyi, GREENE & Co,
oct S-lyd' Office Pratt street Depot
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Montgomery, Ala,

Will be matter OF graticaIoI 10 the citizens OF Mont
gomery, well as The travelling community through
thai great commercial thoroughire, to learn tat Mr.
Washington lilly so long and iayorably known as the
courteous and gentemanly proprietor OF Montgomery Hail.
will OPEN the LIST Of November the above and adj
mraby arranged Hotel under Mr. j. j. Stewart, the pro-
pretor In the accommodation for permanent boarders
and transient vistes expense has been spared by the
proprietor and the undersigned, manager TO merit that
patronage which their experience and popularity merits
The building and furniture new and costly, and well
adapted 70 suit the taste Of frayellershe furniture
de The tables will BE- well supplied with every urcle
requisite for the most tastdons tastes, and the wines Of
superior brand, The first session Of the Legislature will
assemble In this city, and upon this, upon every
sion, the members, well the public in general, may
expect no dimiDuton Of the attention they have hitherto
experienced from the undersigned,
octs iy' WASHINGTON TILLY,
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Empowered by Act Of Parliament vic-Royal Assent
"" Jaly N, ieJ7 ~ SEA t
ts'A .Sashlss Bank for he Orphan and The HIiopl
H. S BOARD or LOCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK
: JAoon ha.ysyi chairn, sAngnl s HewLAsp,
JoNA, GoopnuE, f SAMrkL NJ Fox,
3 JAaRs BooamAN, WIN. VAN HOOK,
"a GEORGE BARcgAr, is aAf u EDw HABichr.
+ grHE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG the ADVANTAGES
large cap,a In addition % the accumulation Of pre-
ql ,, .enee,s assured ,,y The urib
The payment Of premiums hafyeayiy or quarterly W
parties ishoe trim q e at fillas ald'onp
hi b I'M travelling leave extensive and liberal M
Persons Insured Tor lie can AZ onee borrow hall amoup
81 annual pre,i AHA clam Inv same privilege ior Ne
successive years. their note and deposit 81 policy
Par oil tie Capital permanently invested IN the Une,
Suites, IN Local Directors, as 1ps
tees available always olthe assured IN Eases oil disputed
Claims tshorld any such arise) o. otherwise Nh ~ j
Thirty days allowed amer eai,h paymeni Of premium b.
ilebmes;tie, without forfeiture OF poiryi ~ ElSDff
Tgs society Dyl,lg i,ni,a on the Mutual and Joint Stotk
pYlepie, parties n,y aftciraie ~ the profits o. tl,e 81
clety woihs OF hiiaie aintally divided among hofe
ASSUMED lor lo On The participation srule; Ii
ne Soeiey fsnol eopnecled Win eliher Marine or FIRE
II s. IIe Baltimore Branch tho United States Ioc
Board wal n,ea First Monay q every mouth al tie
j. jThe Medical Examiners win meet daily ut Al Lex
ngtan sweet, asock, y, M,,to receive applicants +
fan ph sxanaiory Of Lie Insurance, ana the pec
liar sybem of tlis Institution blank nIns Of application
&c ohiaine,l u The Agents office, German street
United STATES Laea, Directors Of Baitin,ore,
Y JONATHAN MEltEDl1'H, ESD, chair'p
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, Est
sHoisng'h " SIN McCULI.oh Es'l., NJ. Df2d
,llafNa lal AZ j. MEREDrTH, ESQ, Standing Cgu,sel
'2 = tlH~ u MASON Campbell. Esq, sohciioft
1Ldicnl Erauiners st ~
-4al lsl,I NJ ii. sBUCKI.ER Al Lexington street
is53,is a,ys S. II. TlLGilMAN, 40 ST. Paul street
DONALD Mcii.vAiN, German street,
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FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
stsaNE SHIP COMPANY. .lirsi.tf.5'

MN The ships Of this Company appointed To
SAa4l4K sail us follows:
M .TT9 7V7lii FROM NEW YORK 4ss} u f# 4
The UNION, Capt Herbert, sails the 30th Sept lS47
- PHfLADELPHLA,C Capt Besson, I" l5sh Oci, M
I" MISSOURI Capt Mafin fNF'" tiM |. Hnsi M
Bl" NEW YORK, Capt Ferrand, "'i6th Nov. 8
Ln FROM HAvRE lsN ~ y
The PHiLADELPIffA sails on the 18th OF Sept.
~ I" MISSOURI IN Il :" i" 3O,h -" "a s
!" NEW YORK, I" 18th Oct sffs
Z" UNION g 3lst %
Passage from New York Havre, $40; wines not In
clnded. itir,tg al. .,G I'M a5f lad 1855 llEf
Berths not secured until paid for tfr
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each ship
These ships having been constructed for the French Roy
al Navy inferior vessel In all sea-worthy qualities
Their cabins are large, well furnished, and unusually
well ventilated and their table Is unsurpassed t
Wines Of all kinds and Of the best quality furnished,
al very low rates .s.h '.,,'
For freight or passage, apply to The companys Agency,
No. IA broadway. w lI.li. Ia oct s ly'
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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove iUI e.2ai iln

issEMoNED from Light street No. d2 South Calver
4 street. n door above Lombard street
HIS stovs y The inhahiisnls Of The city and county q SO
tlioie and lis adjacent country and will venture y SPY
large number las been sIld ever became 20 popular N
so short lime gave such general and universal salts
af s os aS during s When Seas s
sold almos and evey kind of Cooking Stove that no
therefore am, from experience, prepared say, wtoh
fear d contradcton that there has been that Ma
eue MADDEN saIe Of either Stove or Range, that is caa
ssR ss sss ser
III ss g. July sFi fsn III A sises e
Cooking Stoves now IN Use, and Third larger tlah ht
any other soye ever made and 10 80
ng distance rom eight 10 twenty eel, according % s'zd
which not only the oven PERFECTLY even heat a 81
iexraorlnariy long distance Il tPs spye before coming
epipe, must make apparent ~ every one thai wuulu
superior baker; and the small Size being capable p
baking loaves oil Tread at lime, II at once does away
saving lasge amount Of fuel tst Is usually wasted il Ss
way, and reners peculiarly adapted 10 tic use Of boa
as s ess hsiss Mudres o esrSs might BE-
ed subsnate the above facts but deem mol necess
yenlence and al tic same time obtain this most simpk
ornamenta and most durable Stove In America VII
eas call and this before purchasing elsewhere
The following few names selected to which ain
mos kindly permitted e Eeicf; =,
4, - .
Bishop Waugh ~ Green street 1'.t N' 4
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington streets
Dr. Johu L., Chapman, Mulberry street k{taH
Mrs Jane iaynal,!, 50 North Calvert street.
Edward l.. FAINT, Hanover street. H
George A. v. Spreckelsen, n EAST Pratt street.
Abraham Muster, l16 Hanover street It3t flt N, 4
James II. Williamson, corner Gay and High streets
John Ill Rt,ies, 1872 Hanover street FlE far,E M
DIR, D. NJ, Jennings, North fissh street 3.'tNaE ttt
Jane s. Jewei, 6l Howard street ~ x uetA +,
James Young Do Eden street @ tts -54s a ~ y. n
y DR. H. H. Hopkins 167 Park street. IN.
Joseph Husband ~, 2l3 Pratt street, p - If
~. LClni - Seby, esl 32i Baltimore street. t'tH "
Dr. Henry Slinnecke, IA I.ommr, street.
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street. Mill 4
Barn,lm ~ Co, Guy HOie fsttS
4. ThufsoI, Fountain Hotel. Ht@9 tNA F1&l Y
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel. lg9Afaf I.
William Field, National Hoel ~ i4
Thomas james, RAINBOW liatel 'N. n
IA Col. H. CapuJi, Lnurelstactory, Md. tbs tsalt
Many names might be added but suppose the aboy
will suffice See little book al the store Tor certiicnes ahd
frtier partirafs Any person purchasing oI these
Stoves, aer giving lab nlal iyf thirty days, and find u
PURPOSE can return IL and viii have
their money refunded. ~
N. b. Nh AZ South Calvert street Ia the only place where
they can be- hid, gss 49,. .,A..er
oct 3 ly'. sgyDs BURR PECK, Agent
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION OF THE LONDON QUAR-
TERRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REVIEW
NORTH BRIIYSH VIE W--WEiST.bfiNIS7,Eh
REYLEW-AND BLACKWOODS EDLNB URGH
MAGAZINE. 81 M hFt Ai"Fi flF TT
THE above Periodicals reprinted IN New York i'm
mediately on their arrival by Britain steamers in
beautiful clear type, on fine white paper and faithful
copies Of the -Blackwood's Magazine being On
exact facsimile on the Edinburgh edition n
The widespread lame Of these splendid periodicals rem
ders II needless to say much in their praise As literary
organs they stand far in advance of any works OF sin
lar stamp now published while the political complexion Of
each Is marked BY dignity, candor, and orbearance, NOT
often found in WORKS OF party character. e
They embrace the OF the three great parties In
England Wing, Tory, and Radical /" Blackwoodn and
the London Quarterly are Tory, the Edinburgh Re
view Wing, and the "Westnnister,' Radical The
North British Review is OF more religious cast and has
for It's editors Sir David brewster and DR. Hanna son
law Of the late Dr. Chalmers, Of Edinburgh Its literary
articles are Of the first order and is liberal in It's politics
The prices OF the reprints less than third Of those
Of the foreign copies; and while they equally well go
up hey afford all that advantage 10 The american the
Eneiish reader a HstF t1t ''''' w st-
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:. NUMBER l4s.
PROsPECTUs.
flW or THR
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.

rnrru rxoCuAxyau nvnTCmND
CUNGKESSlUNAL HEtil y Ells
xxy,rrr ~ ~ he sunh t,onnr.,u, We .pro.
w II ny - ~ % Rsgisfer on lie
pv " so aa h..;. IA ~ Ses.if II will con.
i pan , ~ puo. u ~ ~ h,sinsss nroe se,iinsso OF
n ~ s ., ~ ~ ne sta,rr which ale
, y, gg.ne % 81 :, ~, - ~ vii h, one ofte
most mnoraapt which ms assembisd for years and Il
mn ~ 49, ~, ,hs ,,sorla r6,pIste bsfory
~ hn ~ s as !, c p X rie that every per-
- ,e, ply an. ~ ~ s ~, M ,t h,v Xix ro
VIM ahes ~ .eis y " Nv, w ~ ss,1 ~ The b
Tin conps N 1 eia nenr6s. and we there
ss ,a - 49,. G M n's - sheet tr,ay,,
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The Green spring Hydropathic Institute.

TNDER the charge Of Dr. VIM Bopg, apupl of Presnitz
OF Grafenberg open Tor the reception Of PATIENTS
II is distant from Baltimore IA miles by the Susquehanna
Railroad, and III miles by the keisertown Turnpike The
house, bathing establishments and quantity and quality OF
at this lnstuie afford every for the efficient
practice OF the water cure The grounds arranged
and Of such extent to enable and induce the inmates to
take ample exercise. ~ iY4 Hitl s&syaytsE5}
Applications for admission to be addressed io-f
Dir VIM BODE,
oct g. Owings Mills Post Office, Baltimore County.
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SEPTEMBER REPORT.

TUE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company (No II Wall
stree) issued, during the September 1871 one
hundred and tweny.one new policies, viz.
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Psoi Gsosen MoCook, nj ID, sprgery. N. 81

N. FFU UEuRuK Mut1OF, " IN oVTgeTy. ~. 7---
r. DR. WAKBMAN BHyARii, Demohslrator OF Anatomy.
The annual course Of Lectures will commence on Mon
DAY, 18th Of October mex, and continue four months
file College has greatly enlarged tie capabilities Tor i'm
l,atfing Medical Instruction The Hospital Department.
der The control ora resident menberdi the Faculty, hal
been I- with Of disclose. A MUSEUM OF Anatonli
cal ami other prepafaons i been established, and man,
W important ldditoas 10 tle Osetrica Department hay,
lbudnreceived from Paris The rooms Inc resident sal
IN dents are ,,mero eonforabe and econcniica lind vii
prove greatly advantageous Hrh wish pursue a.
sssiduous and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of study
Fees for he Session
ARhitl Marfcnatlof ticket 5g- I, -5's .s5
afH@t Y Professor ticket, each .i.1 2 tA Is y
500 ~ Demonstrators ticker ~ y. X! ~ 10 ",
diploma ~, .. s.t.- ~
3s oststiyd'TT 5,Fs M L.. FOREMAN, Dean
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. wa.hiAg son ,.iysrs.ty q BaItlmors.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Session Of Is47 and ls4s
Prot D. T. s. MoNRJa, NJ D., Theory and Practice OF Medi
Prof. II. FOREMAN, M. d., Chemistry ,JYE "a
u ,roi WLLlaar WltsoN, Al vi Therapeutics and Mate
ria Me,lca. gMf'' & KS VI
Prot William I, LEONARD, NJ ID, Anatomy
fWLLtAM H. SfoKge NJ. d., PrUiessor oil Obstetrics, Dis
eases oil Women ami Children, and Medical Jur'Rpfl
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
.1,s ss. LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
'o'.a, coKNHiI.L, LONDON, AND7d, WALL STREET,
ntpbtH fisJd l%h NEW YORK. u N. f.{f4si ItiFi
6.i lttc, CAPITAL, f50O,OO0 sTERLING, fqs


Empowered by Act Of Parliament, Wet Royal Assent
H July N, 1871 ~ SEA i
@"A Susi,lss Bank for he Orphan and The Widoic'
IL. S HOARD uE LOCAL DIRECItRS AT NEW YORK
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M fSCELLAN EOUS:
READ! Bic GUARbEntl

~ idE PUBLIC.
fINH T. increasing popularity of Or G. REM
l SMITHS IMPROVED INDIAN vEGETxBLE
SUGAR COATED PILLS. has Induced a number
OF persons To make soDut inr they call PILLS. and
coat them with sugar, in order TO sell them for the
gcnui"e, while they do possess pn rticie Of hc
goldn' 50, nor even assmiia<c in appearance TO h.
original DR.. Smiths Pills In short. the IRE NJ,
intended FRAUD upon The community. minis.
yer no at hrs had an interest in an Imitation SUI.
gar coated Pill, man ufacturcdi in Albany, NJ v
mas given them up, as he says, on account Of the
miserable dishonest parties concerned I'm manu-
assuring ucm The came party are. now indus
Ulousy circulating reports calculated TO iniure DR..
S'h, ana 10 affect the reputation OF his valuable
PMS put rather than notice them in public DR.
Stn rs aooot To institute legal proc ccd es ga INST
tnefn Iot the'r SANDERS as he has in another case
against similar party, in which he recove,e ed a
large amount of damages These rnscrnble ~imi
tators have TO resort 10 the most aoninalle means
to palm on their counterfeit pitls as the pnhlic
know that Dr. Smiths are the original nd ocr,,;ne
Several Instances have conn to public. no,ii.e in
which life has been endangered by the upE,rtunat,
use of the countcreits. II il Dr. Smiths pills Tia,
are doing so much good in the country-as the fol-
lowing plainly show.
MORE MINISTER'S use and recommend Dir
Smiths Pills than all others.
ms rs to certify that have used the Sugar Coat
cd Piils manufactured bv G.. Benjamin Smith of
New York, for some time, and believe them u,
be a good medicine and also from inquiry in tha,
CITY, am persuaded that he is the ginai invent
or, and therefore rs entlci to he benefit of the in
Nehuoh' $. WILLIAMS,
Pastor lat Baptist Church. Pittsburgh
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INFLUENZA AND CoNSIJMpT,oN


8, i1 t !: indeed melancholy truth that thousands
1a,i victims to Consumption every yea, from no
other cause than neglected Colds yet we find hun
ureas' nay thousands, who treat such cotnnlainis
WIN sbe greatest indifference, and let them RIM
on nor weeks and even months, without thinking
OF o, the danger AT fist you have what you con-
slder slight cough or col you allow business
It anv TO prevent you from giving
you become hoarse, have pains in the side or chest
expectorate large quantities of matter, perbans
nm ,Tea with blood difficulty of breathing cnsucs,
ana d tnen you ind your own foolish neglect hns
IpTonght on this complaint. If, then Won yalne
ne or health be warned in time, and don't trfo
WIN your Cold, or trust to any quack nostrum tn
o of VOW but Immediately procure bottle or two
w vi! uat famous remedy, Dr. Wstar's Balsam of
Wlld Cherry, which is well known 10 be the most
speedy cure ever known, thousands will testify
whose lives have been saved by it,
world. 80 Os 'ie"ioihe IN inc
wrapper - y" .''o
ID i ne careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR,S
n ,'.a,AM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
S SicS5 signed by J. BUTTS. Address all orders to
oEiH w FOWLE, Boston. Mass
NJ or sale by G. II, HEINTISH, Portsmouth, Va,
w W. a. SANTOS, Wholesale and retail Norfolk. and
py druggists generally througbou, the country.
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FOR SMITHEIELD-
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE-
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RatI. ROAD

S4'oo, to Washington and Alexandria $3.50
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A. d.
The quick and beautiful low pressure Stc,ucr
Augusta, running III conncxiou with the Richmond
ana Petersburg Rail Road leaves Wright's wharf
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY
AT b a. NJ Tor the above cities and towns Passrn
gers eakiast on board the Augusta and arrive a,
Port Waiihall at hall past IL M where trains Icave
"me'iiatcly for both Petersburg and Rcbluan,f
arriving at Petersburg by half past ! p NJ and
at Richmond about Up. NJ, about two bours in al
vance of the old James River Line, and i'm q BOAT
unsurpassed in her accommodations and the stten
ton oil her officers to the comfort OF her PASSENGERS
Returning the passengers leave Richmond aud Pc.
tc sourg every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
at half past A. NJ, breakfast boa I'd the Aun-,,s
tay and arriving at Norfolk about ha II past 4 Pc M
IL Will be pert eived from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persa,s
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business The
opportunity of transacting ii and returning NV tbr
boat of next morning, To be absent from Their
homes n single night only.
ne augusta VIII stop at the usual iandin ora nm
James River TO take in and put out wav travel and
at any other points the river where SIGNAL /;
made. : S ' 10
The public may rest assured that il Is the deter
hihaton OF the Propfietors to keep up this Line
permanently; an! to accommodate travellers be-
tween NORFOLK or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg and the Cities of the District of Conn,
b1a, In the best manner and at the lowest rates
For further information, tickets or freight annlv
TO- w. II GARNETF & co.
N b. The central position of the X & p n p
pepot IN richmond, and it's CONT guity to the nrip
clph Hotels, and place OF starting of the Cars r.,
the North and West and the Canal Packets Co..
i.vnchburg, adds 10 the economy as we'll .. tLe
OF this Line Oct
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"To the Viclors belong The Spills" ia duo.
trine that The Federal press and party inveigh
against most nnreleniIngly when he Democracy
is in power. But, 10 shew how inconsisten, Fed-
eraiism is in precep and practice, Just glance at
Harrisburg! Federalism for once. hulds place !;
and It's first act is 10 enpct every Democrat from,
office within lis reach and substitute an indvi
dual of lis own party We do not complain of
the act. We expected il. We only desire the
public TO notice that the party which most ey
claims against the practice, is the readies, To in
dulge in IT, at the first opportunity. and To carry
IL oat To Tue iuiiesi extent. This is hui chapter
in the hypocrisy of modern Federalism. = PLIa
delphia Spirit IF The Times
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VOICE FROM Kentucky

have been afflicted with dyspepsia in the most
aggrav2ted form for three years past and found
Indian Vegetable Pills After using six Lotilcs ~
said valuable pills, am entirely euTed They are
a general remedy. j. X. LEEMSN
NV Paducah Ky, Nov. 10, 1915
we certify to the above facts. Dr. Smiths pills
are university esteemed i'm this vicinity
HODGE, OWENS & CO, Merchants.
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from Wilson, Starbird & Smith ,
=

n c..t - -. IElUIsVIIIc, Fed To, 1916.
Dr. smlth-Dcar Sir About two weeks aoo we
fought Two gross of your Indian vegetal Ic Sugar
coatcu rms Though business is dull here al this
tune, yet we have sold them ALL You viii nica.s
Scnd us ten gross through Mcssrs. Lawrence &
kee5c, OF your city, who will forward them to us
VIA PITTSBURGH foms respectfuly
. WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH
Once ll9 Greenwich street, Oarge brick block !
!, w. Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegcta,
10 And sec that G. Benz. Smith is ,,yinen with
pen on the bottom of the box
u H. HElNITSH, Portsmouth, Agent for This
county, VI. a. SANTOS, Norfolk, General Agent
''' VIC o'd'c. Dec d. 6m
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MONROE EDWARDS DYING -Monroe Ed
wards the great ioIger. who was committed to
the State Prison at Sing Sing several wear. aoo.
and whose rame has become familiar to all who
know any thing of The history of crime in our
country, is now in rapid consumption and can
hardly live more than few weeks at hest The
prison physician has relnquished all hope of his
recovery, and his death at any moment would mol
be matter Of SUNRISE .a.,- N
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A MITE FOR THE POOR,

Think of the wretc he'd room.
~ the embers burning low
Think of the scanty gafb,
vi the child of want and wo,
We, whose bright cup of life
With wealth is runniug DER,
Think of your brother man
Relieve him from your store.
III the widows humble mite
Received the Savior's praise,
snail not your gifts be blest
In these our later days?
Ay every deed of love
Is a bright and sparkling gem,
10 be wreathed by angel hands
In our heavenly diadem.
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IN els lB. Head, Bart - % '' "
Inc Useful Ats, considered in connection with
INC Applications of Science: with numerous En-.
cravings, by Jacob Biglow, Md
Parental Instructions or Guide TO Wisdom nd
virtue. designed for young persons of either sex
T nca mainly from the Writings of an ancient
me juvenile Companion and Fireside Reader
consiStin of Historical and Bioerarbinal Anec
p pI, nhd Selections in Poetry, by Rcv'd j. L.
me Liic and Surprising Adventures OF Robin
son Crusoe, with hiogra phical account of Dcfne
illustrated with fifty characteristics Cuts
The Use Of tho Body i'm Relation =, tLo Mid L.,
George Moore, NJ. ~ VIZ '''''"' ny
bcanchamp, or the Error; a novel, nv C. p. r
James. Esq. y '" ~
Fortescue, novel; by I. Sheridan Knowles -
For sale by w n IT uODrES g. ~
Jan II - 80 ~ W.
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ORRA FOR TEX AS,-Tbis is to inform
80 In, inc Public Of Portsmouth, Gosport Newtown,
OLD STAND" and Just a. ready and w;li;nr -,
accolhinodate them, "a ] when | fist com
inenced; ana take this method of comnunica,in,
VI mem my unieigncd thanks for the yery liberal
patronage extended to me during tho past wear
ahH would solicit call from those who have called
before, ana particularly inform those who have NOT
y't C"Ii|d 'iat CAN SUPPLY AS MANY MORE
shall Tor the succeeding year be cou,Ilv az
prompt and punctual in my business as / was Iast
ycar.'in " vas i's'
COPPER, TIN AED SHEET IRON vop
A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF
SfopES, Of every Variefy and Pattern
n.t"ays on nand, which, with every article i'm my
line are sold cheap for cash ny
DANIEL s. CHERRY.
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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-02
MRS. S, CRoCKER takes

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49, INFORM The citizens of Portsmouth, that she
H Mas established SELECT SCHOOL for young
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orup'cu oy me Kew MIR. Harrison, on London
street, where limited number of Punis will hn
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From the Blue Hens Chicken. (pcI.)

We call the attention of our readers to the cor
thcate of Rev. S. Williams, Pastor of the Is, Ran
nst CHURCH. Pittsburgh. in relation to- Dr. Smiths
l1Ils We can ourselves bca Testimony to the ex.
ceiience OF these Pills, of having used then,
and expet fenced great relief from them
me above 10 the best paper in the State of Dcra.