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EVENING STAR.
From the Detrsit Daily Advertiser.1
MONEY! IsA HARD THING TO BORROW

TuyE-Sane as eJordan.''
The times are so tight" for the cash is hard to
Tso,gb all hope they'll have some to morrow:
And .yery one looks blue and are in such fret,
For money is hard thing to borrow.
So take down your "shingls" and shut up
your shop,
For money is a hard thing to borrow.
Yes indeed
The banker look: quite brave as you ask him for
the "chink,"
But he paws out the "ready'' with sorrow,
For be cannot stand ''run, and he now begins to
think
That money is a hard thing to borrow.
Let him take down his "shingle' and shut
up his shop,
For money is a hard thing to borrow.
Yes indeed
The politician stares, office costs mighty lump,
And the mouth of his purse is so narrow;
II was just TO get some cash that he got upon the
stump,
Finding money was hard thing to borrow.
Lei him take down his ''shIngIe' and shut up
his shop,
For money is hard thing to borrow.
Yes indeed
The neTchan, is cast down with his loaded shelves
And no customer buys-to his sorrow;
For soon, from Europe, he will get a billet-d,e,
And money is a hard thing to borrow.
Let him take down his 'shingle" and shut up
his shop,
For money is hard thing TO borrow.
Yes indeed!
The whiskey maker signs, for the drouh has killed
the corn,
And h. looks on the prospects with sorrow,
For he knows his frienGs won't stick when he has
not "hOrn,"
And money is hard thing 10 borrow.
Let him take down his 'sshingle" and shut up
his shop,
For money il. hard thing to borrow.
Yes indeed!
But honest men never fear though there comes a
mighty crash;
And note should fall due TO morrow,
Just call on your friends, they will spare little
cash,
Though money is a hard thing to borrow.
You can keep up your "shingle'' and open
wide your shop,
Though money is hard thing to borrow.
Yes indeed
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
RsI.efIa Sixs fItnntss

TILE2S COMPOUND CLg ARABTC SYRUP
THE inc-eesng lerfcLd Cor this most pleasant,
Il safe, and c.ics sous remedy iJr al pulmonary
list aS-s, has susbs. tEe proFIieIor to reduce the
price to Place il within the reach OF az classes
lis superiority most siTnil3~ prepare sons il ct
.e6,ei y many eEaiuert hys'ci9ns TEo rave cen
~ witnesses Of - el.cacY z,ien III --Ial rene
Ties have failed; also D tbcg and cI OR most r..
psctgble citizens Who Lave I'D 1t in Esir antilles
both pr-Tntiva sId cuTe vi in cevsr falling sue.
e,7 the last tSenty years, during y ich pstiod
With very little sid from 2lyeTiiGin,. &C, il has
.r'jUa-ly spread rep1t4 i0a over the wec,e unicn
n ca.s OF rsos.t Colds CCtJiS, EadfSe,asss DC II
ises iaEletia'c relief gen. rally cures In a day
- two, wtlo at Interfering with diet busiuess c.
r"S de.ag the 9ys;e-a more susceptible 4 Co.'s in
;dro1ic cases. --SthRG, ThGo.-'1g Cough, Cfoup,
Bronchitis, -ayoc,i5aS II the Lu5.S, dsd CCas,Btp-
n. Ii is always yrIy n.E-i-i acd seldom fiiis
wien commenced ia time n effect a cure
s.ice 2 and so cG'.;G b.t:ls.
Sod wholesale by PCtt, rsou d Nsirn StgttS Co
Riiguiy CO. Aezau lris by Pssl Z SteYeus In
3e0r ,etoHu by MIR. CiBscl
Fs- TYLER'S 6G-x HAZBIC C-zGDY OROPN
!-n'iar ccmpositian 70 me above hut in llildsr
All mol portfolio for; thy set Ike s charm or
= t-sable-oEc Cough, sid CT u the ',.saa. rrd
Soe3; they contain injurious drug G,e parti,,-
larry -eccMElela fo- cnidTen. freq,.eatsrf fuui
i: .s5snbli-s, puolic Speakers. singers &e
Prize lS1I and IS cents por lex.
kor f-!e a. moss Drag sE3 @-G!y Sto4cs.
.gt lT-i
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.

Oh w RAJI lS4sD SUI LII.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS FOR Travel
IMPORTANT CHANGES OF SCHEDCDRy!
IN The late completion of the
wheeling and Columbus, uniting SIS it does, by &C
snort ana direct . line, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad with ell portions of the West land North
and Southwest.l gives this route gresty increased
advantages to through travellers in that direction
On and af'er MONDAY, November q, 1884 the
trains will be run as follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will run in each direction
Frst-The NAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
at m, instead of o'clock as heretofore, Except
on Sunday,) and arriving at Wheeling at 2 40 a. m
second-Ths EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving at p m,
through to Vince ing N ebo. II hours, reaching
there st 10 Is a. m This trsin will stop at Wash.
ington Junction, Sykesville, Monocscy, Harper's
Ferry, Martinsburg, sir Johns Run. Cumberland,
Piedmont, Rowlesburg, Newburg Fettermap, Farm
ingten, Cameron and Moundsvie only, for wood
and water and meals Both these trains make
prompt and regular connection with tbs cars of the
Central Ohio Road for Cambridge, Zane svilie New
ark Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Dayton,
Ssndusky, Toledo, Letroit, IndsnaroI Chicago,
st Louis, etc. Passengers leaving Baltimore by the
Mail Train; vii reach Cincinnati fer dinner next
day, while by the Express Train they arrive there
at IL the next night, being kept but one night on
the route by either train.
Passengers for the Northwest Wis Cleveland and
all intermediate points can make direct eonnec-
ton with he trains upon tbs Cleveland and Pitts
burg Ralrord at all times when the Ohio is naviga
BILE for steamers between haelng ard Welirvitle.
by leaving Baltimore in the Mail Train st =.
Returning, the Trains leave Wheeling as follows:
The EXPRESS TRAIN at 30 p m, reaching Fal-
tirnore at $50 q. N. The MAIL TRAIN at As ?.
M, reachiHg Baltimore at Z o N
Ra~ Through tickets by bcat from Wheeling for
Cincinnati, Msdison. louisville st. Louis and othf
River Cities i'll be sod u times when the stage
Of water Eill admit.
aS- Through tickets tetwesn Baltimore and
Washington, and all the important cities and towns
In the West, are sold st the Ticsee Offices Of the
Company.
FOR WAY PAsSEN 1EES
THE MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station will
take passengers for all the usual Stopping places
the Road Returning, nhis train lesves Wheeling
at ll.45 midnight, Cumb 'r(ard at 1915 4. M, ana
arrives at Baltimore at ,. n.
THE FREDERICK 0MNOpATI0N TRAIN,
for Frederick and intermediate places, will start at
p. IN daily. Except Suniave) arriving in Fredsr-
lex ct T.40. Re u-niug V i'll leave Frederick at o.
n, arriving at Baltimore at 1880. noon
TUE ELLICDTTpS MILLS ACCOMMODATION
viii be run daily, (exc pit snnda 81 as follows:
Leave Camden Station at m. and D. IN
Lsa7e Ell colts Mills at 7.30 = m. and $50 p. m.
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REDUCING STOCK.

4 n order IL rsduce lsr-n and veil ESCORTED
L stock OF Fapcy D5eSs C.5ds, VI shall cgmDenc
Ia dGy selling of al greats g,jUt prc FOR
OF 10 orr nost prompt custom
In our assortment @ill o. found a l-TIe lot @
faacy Bcocsi" HAD All STRIP Siihz, AM 700
French printed Nou,,y'iI-s, Ehi h Tii be- -o,d a
prime CO t, as W. bsvc tenai1ied n, a. ke.n AM
more IL our 6tu'k
JUST OPENED.
beautiful tssn:' mrnt of French Ealtr"d-rrv
Pocket Hsr ik-rcEiets. ;'o.igrs, Sleeves
I'D setts nnr Sleeves and Coilsrs 10 match
With mary other new and desi ble Il al. { = tb
prtfeut seasyD, sGd # fair low price,.
2ty- Al avtclaa sid a. cur g-ts i ha"lt ar
NARRATED - PRIV, - 70 preeept-d
C0s.l.SY az SEARS,
10 5ej cell -, d" l-crs above Avenue
dec - - osW Hose
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THE NEW YORK d. LIVERPOOL
4nG UNITED STATES e4ff1
Al NJ Il ~ E,

h II L Il y Il Il NJ II IL o.
FT'HE HIPS COInRIS NO THIS LINE ARE
/ THE
ATLANTIC, Capt. West
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
BALTIC, Capt. ComstCck,
ADNIATIC Capt Grafton
These ships have been huilt by contract, express-
~ for Government service; every care has BEEN
taken in their c0netruc ion, as in the Engines to
insure strength aui qpoet, and their accommoia-
tons for Passengers unequalled for s5ance
and comfort.
Price of passage from SAew York TO Liverpool, in
HfSt cdoln.. ~
sec M Zap ~
EXclugiya Of extra size state roUI.s........ :jj
From Liverpool to New YORK. ESQ and so.
An experienced surgeon 2t qcted to each ship.
No berth can re Secured until psiI .cr.
fOc freight or passage EpDIy to
EDVARp IL. COLLINS & co,
5G Wall Get, Ne5; York.
BROWN, SHIPLkY Il co,
Liverpool.
J.. G. ROBERTS co,
Is Kings Ares Ward, London.
JOHN MURROE Il Co,
% Rue Sotre Dame des FirtoiIes, Paris.
GEO IL. DRAPER, nuvFe.
The owners of the chips viii not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie jewelry, precious
stones metals, unless BILLS of lading are signed
therefor AMI the value thereof therein expressed
nov l6-dly
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SIP iS,--li
MUSICAL GIFTS.

SET 4 have just rscai7ei "a ie:g # no dScm-'y
w boupd MUSICAL W02K nit .b,r ior hoi
day presents, 70 which respectfully iavits IA
attention Of The public. They com Prise an part
B"eih"Vaa's Sonatss vol
Mendelsohn's s0Ig3 viii out wer's in l vol
h:oore's Irish MeloJ es, in embossed bindiuy
Is qu.t of Meodies, or Potpaur.'s o: su b. nn III
0yeraa. hy Reyes. in | VOL
Musical IaaTe- IN excellent gift far children
i,t;Js aud Blossoms Of sacred Melodies, il vol
The prettrct % '.ozsrts WORKS. ylI
i'ancerS Album
MoEar;'S SOFA IS, hds, Sc, &c.
BILRUs BIT2'
d.. III Music Derot.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD

TRAINS RUN As FDLL@NS:
I cav = daily, exce.t sunday, 1T aud 81 10.
i 4 ard and p
On SUNDAY at 6 a N and D m.
Leave Baitiu re al ~ and ID and and 8
pm.
On Sunday It ~ and p m.
The connections with Baltimore & Chic Railroad
for the West are by trains leaving a. n ard
pm.
For Philadelphia and Nsw E3!k at 9, AID 81 Z u
ard pm.
For Annapolis at s. m and 8 pm.
For Nor, ok at 3 p m.
TIL. PARSONS, Agent
Particu ar attention /; called to the RUE reQuir
ing responsible voucher for any person o. ccnl
who my with to pass or T he road.
dec I3-dtf
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPIDERS WINES
At PHILADELPHIA

Al + HI l. A DE LPHIA.
TOHN ". sEIDER, Desler In Wines, at n.
u former old established Eine Store Of JACOB
SNIDRR, Jr., No. IS Walnut street. four doors BE-
low Fourth street, where consners will be supplied
nth WINES snd LIE TORS on th. most accornmo-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for he I'm
portation of FOREIGN WINES, Office No. 70 Wal
Rut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared te
receive orders for the special importation Of Wines
&C. from various houses In Europe, In quantities Of
single do zen snd upwards and also eolcits for bis
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage Of
bis friends and former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington viii be de-
liyered by Express free of faSht jeSIy
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KJDWELL'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT CF
9THCH DROP

KIDWELL'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
|BTHCH DROP
Or, Cancer Root.
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN
GER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
WHITE SWELLING, BRONCIE-
IT'S, DROPSY, AND ALL
| DISEASES ARISING FROM THE IXPURT7
OF THE BLOOD.
Prepared BY J. l.. KIDWELL, Chemist, George
| town, d.
Ths estimate that is now accorded this prepare
ton by the medical profession and by Others COM
peteut to Judge of its merits, may be ssen in the
fact that it has b.sn prescribed by many OF our
most eminent Physicians In this country, and hiss
attracted tbs attention of OF
the Edinburg College, Scotland, By whom it has
been successfully used in career OF an aggravated
character.
The proprietor has been forcelto make more ex-
tensive arrangements to meet the rapidly increasing
demand for BEECH DROP.
vINCENNEs, INDlsNA, Oct. 8, 1854.
J. L. KidWeil-Desr Sir: Some three months ago.
through the agency OF Col smith Miller, our repre-
sentatiou in Copsress, had purchased of you for
the use ofny athcr 10 Scotland. dozen Rotties
of Beech Drcp or Cancer Preparation. have O let
ter from M brother stating that the PHI sicisn de-
sirer you TO forward another dozen bottles. He
thinks uLdsr iis use The II ease is arrested may
ia
tiaction in Scotland AID Englen1. Including Prof-s
sors OF Ed ubuTg sud Co.l'e;as without relic. The
disea was of three yes.s standing, began in the
right cheek. which is partially consumed. He was
a sufferer with constant pain, which has entirely
left him
This Gaze will give yoUr preparation q popularity
il Britain which no other medicine has Direct to
William Dick, ESQ Collydean, by Leslie Scotland,
In care OF Nessrs. I'ep'oed, Clsy Co, Druggists,
n. YORK, vbN will forw8-5 it.
JAMES DICK.
Mr. Flint Is man Of Erest influence in his county,
and will with plSssurc comnun:cate with any one
IN refereucs &c ria cass.
GALWAY COUNTY, MISSOURI,
July 18th, 1854
Dear Sir-EFith great pleasure inform thst your
preparation Of Beech Grop hss accomplished for me
what tn ought beyond the rea-h of human agency
For the last twelve years sve been afflicted With
3crofula o. Garcerous fora. 80 exreriYe wss the
became roolious with eli the Faculty 10 this spi
The sIj oiuing countiss-in fact had obtained the
best medical aid in chr state without any ebste-
ment q he diaaese Through TEND 1 procured
half losnu hotties Of your Beech nrep, All using
it, perfect the cure, that hundreds visited
My desire IL II benefit my fellow man; with that
PUrpca. beg 81 afi ted with Scrotuls n any form
to uGe it
Enclosed You viii Gni an orls- from some frienas
for thr preparation. Fery truly,
For srle Iy CrurEi=t AID Dealers in Medicines in
Washington, Alexandra, ans baltimore.
oct lH-dHra
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For Lynchburg, cCnnectng with the stages ct
Charlottesville, Mondays, Welnes lays, AMI Fri
days
For Luray AM New MART connecting with the
ages at Cuprper, TuesdGys, ThurFIsy3, AMI Sat
rlsy.
For Winchester daily, connecting ~ith the stages
at Piedmont
For Middlsburg daily, connecting with III. stagss
at the Plains.
Per order: " 3. RRCCKETT Agent
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TO THE public.

FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON AND
ALEXANDRIA EOAlS
TT" b. The following are tue hours Of de.
sparture of the only reliable ste II
ferry toat plying between Alexandria and Washir s.
ton:
daily, at 81, 8, 915, IIM,a MI, 3, 4x,pn
VIII leave Alexandria st ~, 81, l014, a "a,
~, m, 2, 4, 81, p. II.
lis Omnibuses will leave the corner Of Pennsyl-
TGDia avenue and Seventh street, to connect win
the Boat, at 8, III, 81 Ii, a. n, lI4 NJ, 2. and
~, p.
It's onniLusa7 will connect With 81 cars arriving
al, and departing from, Washington and AleIan'
dria. GEORGE PAGE.
nov 6-tf
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
Is Il - - -
On and after Tuesd0N. MOI. 7, lS54

V.E uT'a UJTc7 UtSa0J, 1E00: !, Io57'
= liz C-rs leave Alrxardria daily for Gorjors.
vile and INTERIM i te tations at ~ o'ciocs,
81 H., the arrival of tbs h5s from Washin gt7p,
giving smpl. time for breakfast Oh hoard On.
ne ting az Manassas Junctrn with train tor Stras-
ouTg. at WarrentOn ia Ct.on WITT train for Wer-
rsnsoo, and st Gordonsville with the trains the
Virginia Central Kailroe3 f1rRichmOnd, Cbarlotses
vile, snd stanton
The cars leave Gor1onsvile daily for AlCy .adris
and intermediate stations. at Ii before ", m., on
the arrival nj the trains the Nirgrs Central rail
road from kiChmoad, Charottfsvilp. and StauntoD
T4ROUGI TICKETS
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DOUBLE, OR ORGAN MELODEANs.

m have in store enc IF Goodmar's pat,pt
w doub.e5Inhed MELODEsNS, containinr two
sets cf s..s enabling the peri rmers q give ali
the diversified effect OF we'll built organ. pr,dnc
ing the notes OF the sotss duliana to re so ron,
tones u aa open dispason stop Person. e.sirans
OF practising iOr an organ, or congreg atious la pee
OF good instrument, ct a reason able price can h
suited by giving Us call at the new Music Dspet,
acc 10 HILBUs 4 HIfZ
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.

kIkW aud secor hand PIANOS, Of my own ana
~ several other tsctori $, are always 20 ss--Eggs
be had st M fiano Wareroom, on Eiev-Fir u
enth st, between Pr. ayel Tie and 81.
I'D Planes taken IN eychsngo.
Tuning also attended to.
Z. c. REICUESRACH-
P s-A few very low ced second hand Pianos
ron go for sale dee IN
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lust RECEgVEO, fr ali supply OF A. L
- WILBORS COO LIVER OIL AND Ps.0S
PLATE OF LINE. The most pelatabls ii -lica
CT us preparation of Cod Liver Oil Known, .Cr tn
ezra OF Consumption, Scrofu'a, IL agaa, I ID
Asthma, brt ncli,is, ami all 6crcfu!Ous auta -
For sas bY sCHWARTXE K SOS,
agents tor Musi.iag'on0 Pc. syc.:ur, asxt t,or
10 u. = Hotri a 81
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TOILET SOAPS.

fsNIE subscribers retul their thanks b. the- NJ.
merouS friends and Lntr5 IN the District
a:.d elsewhere for tie patronage hitherto exttndot
to thcm aud beg leave t. inform them that IN adj
Il n TO their usual stock they now msnufactur.
ing aud will have constantly on hand ali kinds q
roket and Fancy Soaps, to which they iugit- th.ir
sttsnti)n. W. warrant our sosps equal t. any
male. ana y III sell e reasonable terms as TIE
same article eau be purchased in any &C tie North
en- cities T. O D0ENOGHUE 4 SaE.
,Icorreto-p Oct 25-3r,e
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DENRHYN AND IRON MANTELe-May be sean
4 beautiful assortment of these map and du-
raoie atcie' st the corn.r Of PennsyI avenue
anu Isnth etreet, over tie Washington Savings
Bank. RALPH UAsRMSo
nov l8-eotf
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

FOR MOUNT VERNON.
- On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
tkz.aszz - Fare round trip 81; from Alez-
undria 20 cents The THOMAS COLLYER leaves
washington al and Alexandria at OK O'clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for IT, boat st 81 O'ck
Coach fare 0 cents
Persons wishing the Coaches viii leave their resi-
osnce with Csc d Thos. Parker
Refreshments on the boat
oct 28-dtf SAApT aEDNnY Capt
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a - IL
GOOD NEWS

w have this morning received ire h supply o.
w sue Pagier Msche and Pea,i !ElaiI GOODS
such as Wcrk Boxes. Decks. Ca-d Cares, Pore Tn!,
nries, Pert Colics, &c Notwithstanding the -Tea
ush inside upon our store during the last week, W
have yet some very f ,e Goods left. to which In
lite thu attention CT thoEs desiring Neg Years
prtsen g. JOHN ?. ELLIS,
No. 900 Pa. aveGua, bet. 9th and 10th sta.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
"pIhN DocToE
Il q SPENCKk

& q. SPENCkk
0ners bis Professional Service TO the citizens % Pa
timors. Il eau sli Winds c. c.ncers-tste II en-
out without psin, or the zee Of any knife I can
oil tinds Of Fits and Spssras, Rheunstic Pains
Consumption, Bropsy, Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, CT
any other silment ths hurap family are subject "a.
lie can stop Bl-eling from the Lungs or Nose, SnS
distance from The Istient By knowing the patient,
name. L was bonn blind, snd hss studied seve-.'
years under an Indian Doctor Who VS. among {, >
Wild Indians thirteen years.
DR.. SPENCER hss removed from Mr.. Buckle
Besrdipg House, to :
No. 81, HANOVER STREET, -
aug lit, Baltimore, Nc
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.


CNAiL ByILnI-G fe.' n a. i-e: IT orr. in
y yari - =. u. re Ga. sut e., get0wu at
'ow prices. e.l terias - glt LLOYD Z %.
SUS :. ING q n =,
For sale, div, rrhie Il the CanSl, OF Whstvss Ia
WISb.astcc- Gc..r... .sn. - A,exaniria.
LLOYD CO.
iso sir'-' ocp Treasury peps-'ment.
" 2s lr
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Mrs. PARTINGTON ON LITERATURE
''The lad is very desultory in his read
ing" said DR.. Digg, taking up copy OF
1.-The Seven Robbers of the Dark Cave,
or the Mystery of the Bloody Dagger, D
that Ike had left few moments before.
The savan turned over the leaves, look
ing at the picture Of the seven robbers
burying their booty in tomb, while the
witch OF the cliff made incantations over
it to insure its safety. a don't think
he takes to dysentery reading" said Mrs.
Darlington, her ear not precisely catch
ing the word; "his mind has no tender
ness towards doctors books, and he only
reads great historical works like that.
I'm sometimes afeared that he will wear
himself out by his studious and second
airy hapits. Boston Post.
1.-THE late venerated DR.. Sharp (him.
self an Englishman) was reported to have
made the following remark, during his
last and only visit to his native country
to some one who spoke slightingly of the
craftsmanship of America 6" If you can
point me to a succession of as talented
and virtuous soyereigns of England a:
you find in the eleven men who have
filled consecutiyely the Presidential chair
of the United States, then l will yield.
There was no reply to this.
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
~ AND NEWSPbPER Es TaBLISTEE-
WIN. TAYLOR - CO..

BAJTIMORE, NJ
wy TAILOR d co. bsg leave 20 csH the al 80.
TOP Of the reading people snd ell dealing in Books
20 their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, EaG NEWS
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, vhers al lie ( urd
largs snt general assoI 10: 4 eli -. La. roi 4.
yl publications. Of the day.
They also keep On hand sr7oulii assortInert @,
oisin and fsrcy STATION ERg of every description
All orders thankfully received and filed E.h -
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