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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
$3.50 Elll1f 1Rl0lgGlG1R,
soNNSS0SNSS Ss1s~l1SSS.1sr
PERSEVERANCE.

05SARAn T. BoLToN was true TO life q:
well as to poetry when she wrote;
"Noyager upon LIES sea,
Toyourself be true,
And where e'r your lot may be,
Paddle your OlDn canoe"
"Leave to Heaven in humble trust
AA you will to do;
But. il you succeed, you must
Paddle your Oirn canoe"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08

Why was Adams first day the ng-
esl? Because there was no Eve,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
]. R. WHITTEM0RE

FThS now an assortment of Wall Paper.
II Rordes, Window Curtains, and Fire
Man x .s,. Prices rice low. No. Union Block, ,I -.
msyis,os. Chillieothe, Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08

C.NciEE6g4 FuRNAcE. Westfall, Stew
art d Go. Manufacturers Of the best
quality OF Pig Iron. hamden, Reeds
Mill p. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08

Bio SAND FURNACE, Bartlett, Dana y
Co., Manufacturers of the best quality
OF Pig Iron. Post Office at Athens, o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08

HAMDEE FURNAcE, Frazee, Tarr & Co.
Reeds Mill Post Office.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08

EAGLE FuREACE. Stanley, Bentley q
Co. Manufacturers Of the best quality
uf.Pig Iron. Eagle Post Office
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
d X u G G lists.

MCAKTnUR.--G. b. VIII.
HAMDEE.--Davis & Collins.
WnK nKEsvILLE.-Cline & Gardner.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08

kU NIT l. r L ROO Nj s
MCARTHUR.-E. p. Boutwell,.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08

WHEN did Absalom sleep five in a
bed? When be slept with his fore.
fathers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23

ARREST OF UNITED STATES CRIMINAL
IN PARTs.-By the last foreign papers
and letters we have an account Of the ar
rest by the police of Paris of a man
named Ainsley, who some time since
perpetrsted forgery for some Sl2, 900
ON New Orleans bank and fled to Eu-
rope with the plunder, where he spent it
in profigacy and:extrsyagsnce. He en-
tered Paris under the dtIdS of Dupont,
but was soon picked up by the police,
who had a minute description of his per-
son. The account says he is now on his
way in packet ship to justice in this
tcountry.
Ainsley had elegently furnished apart
ments in the fashionable Rue de ChoiSeuil,
where he was en- nendge with French
girl named Louise Dupont, When the
Commissary of Police entered the apart
ment Ainsley was reading in slippers and
robe-de-chambre, while his mistress was
engaged in needlework. The Commits
sary demanded of Ainsley his name.
"They call Inc Dupont" was the reply.
"And your name, Mademoiselle z" Louise
Dupont" Looking Ainsley sharply IN the
face, the CommisSary said: "It may be
the custom in your country when man
marries TO take the name of his wife, but
in France it is the reverse. have cvi-
dence that you are living under a false
name. Your name is Ainsley, you are
an American; and | arrest you for forge
~ OIL bank in New Orleans" AinSley
made no sign OF surprise, but the girl,
more iinpresSible, almost sprang from her
chair. and uttered a cry of surprise. The
prisoner at first denied his identity, but
when brought before the Judge of Instruc-
ton at the Palais de Justice, he avowed
all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23

CHOLERA ON HIGH GROUND AND on
Low GRoUND.-According 10 q cor:puta-
ton made In the sanitary report based
on he returns of victims to the cholera
IN lS49 and 1852, in the city of London,
it appears that in the two periods, there
were within an area of 2 $40 acres of
marsh ground, feet to | foot below high
water mark, containing 172, 500 inhabit-
ants, 1920 deaths by cholera. In pop.
ulation of 595,ll9, living on an area Of
S,4l9 acres of ground, of less than 10
feet elevation, the number of deaths in
the two periods was 1884, averaging
- and % deaths in thousand OF popu.
latlon. In a population ,f $50 600,
living on q, 500 acres of ground in the
city, elevated GO feet or upwards above
high water mark, the number of deaths
was 2,949. Including all the deaths in
the district of St. James, where there
were special causes for the prevalence of
the disease, the proportion of deaths was
only Al in a thousand of inhabitants.
In regard to the intermediate elevations,
the following computation was made
upon the epidemic of 1919:
London was first subdivided into ter
races differing 20 feet in elevation and,
if the same course is pursued now, it is
found that in the two epidemic years
1862 persons died of cholera on the
first terrace, under 20 feet of elevation
1851 on the second terrace, OF ground.
20 feet and under 40 feet high; 2,30l on
| the third terrace, 40 and under 60 feet
2,279 on the fourth terrace, 90 to so feet
high 392 On the fifth terrace, SO to lOf
feet; 27S on the higher terraces, of 100
up to $50 feet. The population was
$50, 900 on the lowest terraces, and about
equal, or 100000, on the second, the
third, and the fourth terraces: while it
was l42 900 On the ifth. and l2l 900 on
the higher terrace or terraces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23

ANOTHER MEDIA CAsE.-The Tuscan
Government have consigned to prison
another inquirer into Christian truth.
The London Christian Times says, Fuse
bio Massei, q humble baker at Ponte.
dsra, has been condemned for year to
the penitentiary on the following charges:
lie is said to have compared the New
Testament of Diodsti with that of Arch
bishop Martini, and to have informed
two or three of his friends that the re-
suit of the investigation was conviction
that the alleged mutilstions of the Scrip
lures by the Protestant translation had
no existence save in the representation of
the priests. He was further charged
with telling his fellow citizens, during
the late invasion of the cholera at Ponte-
dera, that the disease would be more ef-
fectually combated by all classes cleans
ing their houses, and washing their
bodies, and by the wealthy giving the
poor food to eat, than by worshipping
the holy crucifix of Pontedera, and in
voking its assistance in the hour of need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23

HUTS FOR THE FRENCH ARAMr.-The
manufactur Of these huts is proceeding
with rapidity. Before the end Of the
month number sufficient for the accom-
mediation of $4,000 men will have been
despatched. Wooden stables for 10000
horses are being constructed by con-
tractor in Paris, on a model supplied by
the Emperor. On the whole, towards
the 5th of this month. Jan, sufficient
number of houses to lodge 5000 officers,
$4,000 soldiers, and 10000 horses will
have reached the army in the Crimea.
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EXPEC rED NEW YEAR PRBsEYJs

1 ali the branches Of business conducted in this
" eiy, 6rceerie', perhaps, OF all others afford the
smallest prohts, and should have the preference FOR
S1sn' sud no one Ia that bus, can continue n
customers are not prompt in settlement by short
s.. ~ ctsh- Deslrous Of closing up Ior the past
80 request all Who srs intebt u to call aud
settle VI hout delay.
- IN lurthsF give n0tice that al future 5,lls
xitb -.,y oe contracted with me must b. made
In ~, nee TO- and with the dis uc. understand.
not.s A. ~ are % be cossd month.y, by cash or
ways been Frorp, WI 'us'otneis VINO nave ,E
dec H-tf H. ". p. KING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23
OFFICIAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 3

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 3, 1855.
Notice Is hereby gwen TO the holders of the fol
lowing described stocks Of the United States that
this department is prepared to purchase at any time
between the date hereof and the lst March next.
portions at those stocks, amounting in the sggre-
gate u 81 900 900, in the manner and on the terms
hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given the order
Of time IN which said stocks may be offered The
certificate, duly assigned TO the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof
must be transmitted To this department; upon the
receipt wherSof; prIce viii be paid compounded OF
Tie following particulars:
l. The par value or amount specified in each
certificate
:. premium Oh the stock of the loan authorized
ny the act rf July, 1876, redcemable November II,
$50 OF ~ per cent; on the stock Of the loan au
thOrzed bg the act u 1872 redeemable 3lst Decem-
bcr leb2, OF 10 per Cent; the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts OF l8i1 and l84s and redeem
| able, the former the 3lsi December 1867, and
the latter on 3Jlh June, lo6s, OF 10 per cent, and
on the stock OF the loan authorized by the act Of
| 1850, and redeenabie on the 3lst December, 1854
| Commonly called the Texan Indemnity six pe,
! cent
O. Interest on the par OF each certificate from the
Isl OF January, 1885, to the date oi receipt and set
| Itmei't at the Treasury, with the allowance (ior
tie money TO reach the owner of one days interest
! in edition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts OF
The Treasurer OF the United States, the assistant
treasurer al Boston, New York or Philadelphia as
| The parties may direct.
But no Certificate Will be entitled to the benefit OF
this notice which shall not be actually received al
the Treasury on or befIrc the said lst day of March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE
ian i-tItMaIl Secretary of Treaeurv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23

CHiLitEGTOS has received the official
- Congressional Directory, containing list OF
Members, Committees of both llOuses, Supreme
Court, Residence of Public Officers and Foreign Di
pIomaiic Agents al the seat OF government Also, a
list of United States Ministers, COnsuiS, Sc, reSId
Ing in foreign countries.
Extraordinary pubcatInn- Chevalicr WikOf's
COurtsIip and Its Consequences Is expected To day
All the new books published received immediate
ly afterwards and fnr sale at
SIIILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odcon Building, corner ~ st. aud Pa. ave.
ian Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23
talked about having a will made-about

iuouC-dOOul
giving $4,000 for hospital to be called
Dulux's Hospital, and various other do
nations; she sent for her lawyer several
times, but could never make up her mind
to give her property away-not even for
q Dulux Hospital. She sent for her son,
but he was sick and could not come. So
she died without q will, and now that
son. John p. Ferrie, makes application
to be appointed administrator on her es-
tate. The public Administrator, Dir. Swee-
ney, does not waive his right. Messrs.
Sherwood and Brady appear for the ap-
plicant, and Messrs. Whitehead and
OConor for relatives supposed to be now
living in Toulouse.
Large quantities Of evidence have been
taken, and the questi N of administra-
tion has been argued before the Surro-
gate, and awaits his decision.
New York Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23
IADIIS, TRY
DR.. pUPoNco's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS

DR.. DUP0NcO's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS,
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for the cure of all
IA Painful DISTINCTIONS and Female Irregularities
arising from whatever cause.
Sold by all Druggists at 81 box will b. sent conf
Washington ;" General Agent by whom Al. order. wi
be filed ct the pToPrietOr's prices
These Pills are the result of OVER THIRTY
YEARS EAPEKlENCE in the treatment of the
Diseases of Females.
Al the solicitation of many intelligent Ladies for
whom they were prescribed BY DIR. Duponco with
the most happy effects. they are now published To
the WORLD so that all Females suffering from the
diseases peculiar 20 their sex, may have the oDpor
tun!y OF giving them trial. These pills have only
been advertised TO limited extent for little more
than year. yet
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
have already been sold, large proportion of which
has been sent by mail to ladies in different parts of
the country; and letters being received daily
containing the Warmest expressions of gratitude for
the Dement'S which have been derived from their
Use. The following is extract from a letter of n
lady Of high standing who has authorized her name
to be communicated cOnhdentiaIly to other ladies'
wishing to make inquiries respecting the mod,ls
OPerGndr of the pills
MY daughter. aged IT, three years painfully
anced with obstructions from which, times
with veryrhing and temporary relief Her complexion
came tnsed with s.ow greensh hue and sys-
TEN 50 much diseased that she be randi
y going into consumption At this stage your
but sent for box Il gave 90 much reiei
that second and third used have the great
of informing that daughters is com
peey restored her ssow complexion replaced by the
rosy glow OF health her gloomy melancholy
iGi buoyancy y spirits which Ia girls age
anu the pils had cost ten times much, il would
comparison with the happiness resulting from use
N. B.-The ingredients of tIIrse pills are perfect
iy HARMLESS IN their medicinal operation on the
most delicate female ttutiuns, yet as prepared
and combined by DIR. DupOnco, their specific action
Is such that married ladies should use them with
proper precauiOn. Indeed, their use is net at all
Indicated during pregnancy. For the same reason,
as every phssiclan knows, medicines which act in
this way are the very best that can b. used for re-
storing the NATURAL healthy tone and functions of the
system when so much impaired and deranged as 10
result IN baenness. For further particulars see d-
rectionS, &r sent with each box, and circulars TO
he had at The Druggists
DCPONCO, N. d Proprietor, w.
sold IN Washington by KIDwELL & LAURENCE,
SToTT CO., w. ~. GILMAN, s. r. SYLVESTER }.
r. MOORE, First Ward; o. BOSWELL, ISIS nd !; ]. f.
tALLAN, III STONE, Seventh st; n III McPHRRsON
capltol iiLh; WALSH, Navy YarA In Georgetown
by o. VI. Linthicum, }. l.. Kidwell. IN Alexandra
by Cook Co., Peel & Stevens, Fountain & Co., and
by druggists generally. jan l6-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23
JOHN II. BUTHMANN

MPOtTER AND DEALER IN WINE, BRAN
Il dy, Cigars, DC, Penrs lvania avenue, south side
between and Sixth Streets has rec iyed his full
stoek and a'sortment Of the above, Consisting in
Madeira, Sherry, Port ofvaricu grsdes, Chsmpague
In Qts and pts, different brands
grea: vari ty of Rhine Wine, soms of it srs. K.
ling 'f
Also, ST. Ferry sparkling r'd AMI white Claret, st
Irices from s. 50 per dozen to The highest or.
der -
And numercuc other Sitds oi Wf.a
ALSO, very superior CognGe, pals ami dark: Sched.
am dlc, Jamai Rum. dae OIL. Whsksy,
Irish Malt, COriials, and Hsyans Cigars.
dec i9-9ag81
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MUSIC FOB BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
Ia. +, w. WERER

ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS snc
IL former patrons that he continues to attend
BALLS, PARTIEs, &c, with his well organize
RAND Of scientific Musicians
He will introduce all the new and fashionsbl.
Music
An accomplished Pianit furnished If desired.
~ Orders left at Hiibus Hifs Music Depot,
esutiers or Milers Confectionery Stores, or st my
residence, near Gen Hendsrson's, Navy Yard, wiz
meet with prompt attention. nov 2S-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23

DRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION :oi
ID 1855, containing Lists of Parliament, of Royal
Households, Ministry. Judiciary, Foreign Min
isters, &c., in England, BRUSH Ministers
abroad, Military and Colonial Governments
and Personel; Imports, Exports, Taxes, Du
ties, Revenue: Trade and Commerce for 1854
Chronicle of the Session of Parliament 1854,
Abstracts Of important Parliamentary DCcu,
ments, and valuable articles on the Campaign,
on the United States Census, Oh the health OF
Dwellings, Occupations of the people, Fluc
tuations of the Funds Canals aud Railroad s,
Public improvements, Chronology, and much
other Useful and valuable matter, complete in
one vol. FRANCK TAYLOR.
ian I6-tf
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Luustcna aueflte, opposite te Bank Of Wdshingtox
AIR. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
INl the attention OF this puEiic to examine his
stock of GOODS which he has op-nsd on Lousispa
avenue bets Sixth and Seventh streed, opposite
the Bank of Washington. consisting Of all defcrip.
tious Of Teas, &C., Impsrisi. Gunpo Sdsr aud BLACK
Tea; Win = and Liquors, OF all rorts, which he esr
sell at the lowest prices fJr sash approved paper
Besides al the naceEeares for Gro:ery BUsiness,
viz: Br'cnis, Euckets, Cet,r Tuns, Matches, Sc,
&c. Please cal aE0 see for your-eiyes.
rnv Ohm
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
iAAkE PRESSES AND A FOET OF BOUR.
GE0Ia TYPE EnR SaIR

w AL.ACH 4 Ill bPE Offer for sale, st the office
pRs = aee Eoenirl9 Star, one NJ MACHINE
lolr, toaoe nsdium shsst, aoTH sIoEs AZ osHY -
- Ss-in IN ths most perfect manner. One MEOI
IN sAIcd PaESS, IN good order, aud one POOLS.
SAr hAAAeE PKESs. These presses will be SOLD
oE. Also, oae font Of BOUsGEOIS rYpE vaiob-
hs aoout $50 pounds, but little ussi, for snIs On
'secOnAos ts<1ns nov 2-li,t
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SUPERIOR HARPs

w have this day received avery supsrior ,,..
hrH HARP, nom the celebrated Partisan ro.n%.
risrs Donery, who rscsiVed the highasV, = AZ AZ v
lXl. - '"e great exhibition in L. nion,
eli hons desiTous Of purchasing, ~ swing ma =.
un.;L tne opPortunityt TO obtain one or the ,hova
Ne su nsuumsnts. HILRp5 HITZ,
d.s sN Is% prPOt cox Pa. avenue, flth and D sts.
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PROPOSALS FCK MAIL BAGS.
POsT OFEICE DEPARTMENT,

POST OFEICE DEPARTMENT.
January IL, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thi,
" Department until O'Clock a m, of the 23i o.
April next, for furnishing for four years from the Isl
day Of July next, in such quantities and at suct
times "a may be required and ordered for the mai
service, mail bag of the following description tr
wit:
CGnUaS Mail Bugs.
Size No. !, (43 inches in length, and 60 inch, in
circumference to be made of cotton CANVASS
weighing ID ounces TO the ward OF p inches width
the yarn of the fabric TO be doubled and twisted and
iivc-tOd.
Size No. 2, al inches III length and AZ inches in
crcumercnce,) 10 be made of cotton canvas,
weighing Is ounces 10 the yard OF p inches width
and the cioth To be woven Ill every respect like thai
Of the first size of bags.
Size No. 3, (32 inches in length and 81 inches in
crcumtrrrncc,) t0 be made OF Cotton canvass
weighing I'D ounces 10 the yard OF - inches width
and th' cloth 10 be woven aS above Described
The canvass bags of sizes Nos. ard are TO be
made with "A sufficie number of eyeet holes ard
provided with strong cord 10 secure their mouths
All are 10 be well and distinctly marked e. S
Mail" and to be numbered according 10 the sizes
above specified.
4
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lust IMPORTED DIRECT FROM SHEFFIELD
y a large assortment Of Joseph Rodgers & Sons
celebrated Table KNIVES and FORKS, RAZORS
SCISSORS, Pen and Pocket KNIVES, which am
prepared to offer at wholesale or retail as low as any
house in the United States.
l.. X. LUNDY,
Jan Is No. las Bridge st, Georgetown.
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TO INVENTORS.

ffNdK oec~ Of "4lo Invslt;rs' Proiact;oz National
l. Union" IL Oh 7th 81 S:t, opposite to East por.
hco Of the Patent 0ce, ard is now rcaiy 70 attend
to the business Of its members namely: Ia ras King
examination .el soliciting patentC&c.
Inventors xte invited TO call And r.t opy Of III
Constitution and By.laws, snd whore sry iutorms.
ION will b- given ISspecting the Union
al letters Oh business Ius. "a Girs,ta. tc this of
oos, "he;e attention Vii &c givra ;nmeiistslv.
A iaocei shop .s iu cODnsCti2n with tie of.c.
shee 1CIeis can - rss2s to order At the shortest
ooti'c. I. q. CLAYTON.
So lo--ly prSsiizn!I l. p " n
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UNDERTAKERS. &c.

GARNET 5sAKER j UNDERTAKES.
TJyHs uuIsrsiyn.i would respectfully inform bic
fri.r!s scqasinSancs, and TIE pubEc generally
,s.t b. sts continues to execute eli orders in bis
IA. ST busSsa ir tbs bcst manner sni at the short
g. notice.
REPAIRIa9 neatly scd promptly executed
FUNERALS ,ttsnded 20 st
ths shortest nodes. and In the kss. .<<lrsf$7kzs
r.an.r S0ii,, pr.sersa ". tie meit peTTecs Tsess
T-r, ,s~- -, n. sr1rslsii 'c.1I.sr.
.s4ukfuI sor past fsTors, he would respectfully
.ol!a:t and viii sn3Ssyor u -,ertt cc1tnusnce o
Tee sans. ANTHONY bUCHbf,
Pc ATe, q. side, between 9th aud 10th SITS.
Rssdeaee: st-. Martins, No. $50, strest, thirt
nous. sas, d 5th strsss. car lily
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PROF SCHOYsyBERg,
73AC9gR AND TRANSLATOR OF
hodsrn Language and Literature,
no 25i PENNSYLVANIA AyESCg

tE4O OEiVED, per Schooner
Raa!ila, t,'1 HuHDRED 4NU NINE TbSa
HENHAG LAks .CE.
L ]. M'EDLETON,
Na-ce q Sc r next 10 conner 18th ST.
hvpOt corner 10Th aud Is sts gest.
nov IL "a, Int Union, ard ), n 'inel.)
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AHEAD OF ALL CovpgTITopS

-, 80 n; one Of Neili, Dargp CO., erst M.
N, -. IAnos, sPienIh instrument in ton,
yOUrssiv. y Q, Hs HsH5A3Gan.hip cs and famine f,r
INST premi1m AZ the la,r- <bibi, -, tTcelEed Tie
Institute over all competitors. TIE maryland
zee HlLBUs 4 JJrr7 -.
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fJ,lIE GREAT JOURNEY a pilgrimage through
! thc Valley ot icar> To- Mount Zion, by the all-
thor of the ''WOrtis of Jesus"
Follow Jesus, by the author Gt Come tn Jesus
The Fountain of iSiEg Waters, by Theo. Irving
The Dales in NewDOr, ny Leila Lee
Flower Fables by Louisa VI. Abbott
Eastford, or Household Sketches, by w. Brooke
The Pictorial Ca,echism of the NJ. l.. Church
Minutes of the Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Chuich for 1874.
GRAY s. BhLLANTYNE,
jan4 40s Leventl street.
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GEDERTAKER.

rweCi0 -.---~''u!ly retsrn ry thzsks - the
.ii-.-. II sTzz.,i1Ztn1 sad its vicinity Tor their
~, psrla.,s, srt szy that ewing to t.1s frslesnt
s.,,l, IN "a. UDIsrtsk'"- bsEncn Of riy b.Siness
h.ya Z, y i1iues1 tc iscoae:nu7 t!s riEHusseture
81 y..,-ni,..,a sri tItn Nv sttsntca fully to the
Uy5ER-AETSt+. Ihsys spared NJ pains 20 haze
.hioz tns. g :,fIis.te 20 ny bSscsss, sai
a. ,h.-..aTs f,!.g ---rs>et "a mest sny o-ler aft-r
,t.y U,orI-s-s S1-so@, 5ri sssure those who mey
.;;s -. -. :A2i Ei-i spaIs nc ;sipS "a cary cut
in,iv o-Is.s 10 81. .cl:-c satisfaction.
JAMES 2. HARVEY,
Nc 4i1, Tt'i 81, js.3 ~ @ ana Z.
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

OnhEAJ TON OI1NIOI 1 NhS.
VIE Subscriter hs' large and varied essort.
4 msnt OF Cakes al Pa.try fos ths Th:s.mas Fol
days E9pac,al attention is called o te quality "a
we'l 81 to the variety Of the supply.
Plumb, Found, Jelly, spougs an rea CaEs
mince, Apple, OcaDb-rry and othez Pastries con.
stanlly on hand.
Fresh Bread, biscuit, Bunus, and pu.1 tysry even.
ing 10 tIMs FOR tea
The public invited TO call aod sx .;ius before
purchasing elsewhere.
CHAS W. H&vHNNES.
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TISTRY.

II a. MUNS0N Tesr,ctfuIly cal public attsutior
Nm ~ - ~. he|, pats2t, and GREATLY xn
T..tS siS - Cos.,.i Ie.noi o. s-:tins Artifeia! 49,
:. SET ~ CiiON OE rE2 AkF. Th.ss style
y i7ete h-s thr follow ziFautass5 over all oth.rs
Va; uAHit siRENJTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
80 80 sal BEAUTY, '.l:r-; with Natrre IN thes
- al some ottefs eAfc!lizg. Publ: inEpsc
.on Is respectfully sJl:,itsl. P.e.ss caII ana AZ,
speci..snl ' oAN oe'
oIIUN-No other Dentist In the Dis.ric. q
y % AS right 70 maze this style Of Teeth.
AL . . IeelA e1nsttGiloDal'y healthy, Piaggej
Om;s sni eouss e; No. 2sS street. near tns cor
" snayiEsaia aSenus aai 1Ith street.