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THE EFIEcTs OF EATING HORSE
MEAT

There is a Professor in Berlin, who has
been hippophagst for the last ten years
About two months ago he woke up his
wife in the middle of the night by neigh.
ing loudly. The wife expressed her sur.
prise, and the surprise made the prolesso,
laugh; but such a laugh-it was n de
cided horse lsugh-that elected response
from al! the horses in neighboring cab
stand ! In the afternoon, his wife had the
greatest difficulty in getting him past a
seed shop Where quantity Of oats in the
window was spread ont for sale. Soon
afterwards his hair (Which was Of a ricl
auburn) began to grow to tremendous
length, and to assume more and more the
shape OF a mane. His face, too, became
covered with hair,and he gave great amuse.
ment to the boys Of Berlin by appearing
one day in the streets with pair of bin,
kers. Various other changes gradually
came over him. He would start as If he
was frightened at the crack of a whip
the scream Of a railway whistle would Sc,
him off galloping at full speed whilst the
sound Of a trumpet would make him prick
up his ears and adistcud bis nostrils in a
most equin manner. II was noticed
also, that his ears Of late had grown
considerably longer, pointing upwards
to some height above his head. One
night lie was missed, and after considera.
bic search he Was found stretched at full
length upon the straw in the stable. When
his poor wife approached him, lie began
rearing and plunging in such violent
manUer that il was only by putting on the
kicking straps that he could be kept In the
least still. Other curious symptoms sc on
declared themselves. lie could not be in
duced to keep on his boots; aud as il was
found very uncomfortable to allow him 10
run abousthe drawing room barerooted, h ,
WAS removed shd permitted to indulge in
his eccertrieities only out Of the house. lie
would spend whole afternoons in the d;f
fercnt stable.yards his favoritc associates
were ostlers and omnibuss conductors: his
fayorite haunts the offices Of tile eii,caqeas
and the most fashionable beer-houses.--
Nothing pleased him so. rnuct as 10 sleep
in a stall. After a while his feet began to
harden, and it was observed that a hard
substance, not unlike q horses hoof was
forming over them. The same peculiari-
ty became soon observable on his hands.
From this time forth he refused to walk
arrighi !. and one frosty .porning he was
found on all fours outside 4. farrier's sIlor,
stretching out one ofhis feet, rs IL he were
anxious to get shod. Since that period,
he has been put under the care OF vete-
rihary surgeon, who gives but faint hopes
Of his recovery Punch.
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FALSE FOUNDATIONS.

The persuasion Of the sinner is that he
Is milling to be saved, and waitinq TO be
saved, and that God is not willing 10 save
him, ornot ready to save him, and requires
him to wait and that when God is will.
ing and ready, then his salvation will come.
but no. before. -
This is assuming as true, what is mani
festly false; ih,t the sinner is willing, nav.
desirous to be saved. Where is the proof
Of this! The Saviour says "Come unto
me- the sinner comes not. God COM
mands oil men, everywhere, to repent
the sinnerrspcnts not. God says, "Iiear-
ken diligently unto me hear, and your
souls shall livc;' he heark ems not, he be-
lieves not, lic, seeks not life.' Paul sass.
" lie is faithful saying, and worthy Of all
accePtat.oa, that Christ Jesus came into
the world to save sinners :" the sinner
treats this sayiag rs unworthy OF accep.
tance. Jesus says, "Ye will not come
unto me, that ye may have life !" the sin.
ner exemplies the truth of the declaration.
And again, lie that believeth not is con.
demnei already, because he hath not be.
lieved in the name Of tue only beootien
Son Of God" Are not these words yeri.
fed in the case Of tie mere hearers of the
Word, and not doers OF the samef Yes !.
the sinner before US, with his vain excuses
and elfjustifying and God accusing so.
phistries, illustrates most affectingly the
truth Of the solemn and conscience stirring
texts of Scripture.
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6unnay Rta1iuq.
THE BELIEVERS INHERITANCE

!" Things present, or things to come :,
saith the Apostle, care yours. Wonderful
assurance, seeing that thought or wish OF
man can imagine nothing Beyond it! /,
comprehends all that is,anJ stranger stilD
all that shall be, and says 20 the believer,
Il is all yours. Things present" are sc.-
AS =" the world is the believ er's so the
present course Of that world is his. Moth.
;Pg befalls him individually that ministers
not to his real welfare, promotes not his
truest interests. 1t is very hard ALWAYS
to believe this, but if We will only credit
God, here is his u,equivocal assertion of
IL; and so lie elsewhere testifes, "All
things work together for good, to them
that love God, to them who are called ac.
eording to his purpose" o, try to realize
this sweet truth, to live in the sure persua
sion, the soul quieting assurance Of it,
Satisfy yourselves with this, amidst much
that is painful in your present experience.
Say OF it, Notwithstanding, it is all NINE
BE it what it may-sickness, sorrow, be-
reavement, temptation, conflict it is well.
1t cannot harm me. II must serve me.
Filings present are mi!e. And then,
not things present only, but things to
come" are theirs who themselves are
Chrisrs. They may look forward into
tuturity, and though they know not, more
5han others, what day may bring forth,
tbs they know, and this is enough for
ri,em to know, it shall be theirs. We find
the happy Psalmist adopting this Ian
gnage, walking in this very confidence, in
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TRY THE MEDIcINEll
Re warmed In Sc,,som

And neglect not that &C ugh which IL daily
weakening your constitution, irritating your
throat and lungs, and inviting on that dread
disease, Consumption. when so sootLiny and
Healing remedy can be obtained Is III!
Rogers Syrup of Lvcrwort and Tar. ~
Bc,rdre of Coanteyfeits and Basr fnitstion.,
The genuine article is signcd AxpurE
RoGERs, on The engraved wrapper asound
ach bottle '.h
Price, 8 per bottle, or six bottles for as.
Sold Wholesale and rctril by SCOvil.&
MEAD. ~ E'5le3f ts,-'T
III Chartrcs st. bet. Conf and 81. I.,iix.
N. }. s-r. -. - -'p'"' -
SOLE AsEsTs roR TIE SOUTHERN SrArxs
TO whom all orders and applications for
Agencies must be addressed. ~, -.
SoL2 ALSO pY
MA2nL & HEATY, Lancaster G. II
Az WYLiE, Chratcr. - ~
WINCHESTER, SfiTr e. CO., Munro. :
II, DsHAY, and W'osKNa h, Can,d,o.
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Al|ll!n

The great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,
Pain in the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and
Joints; Scrofula, Kings Evil, White Swell
ling, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all fix.
cd pains Whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot
exist. ,'s 81.
Is has been beneficial in cases of weak
ness, such as Pain aud Weakness In tie
Stomach, Weak Limbs, Iameness, Affe,,-
tion Of the Lungs in their PRIMARY stages.-
1t destroys inflammation by perspiration.
James l.. Boyd, Pickeps, District, South
Carolina, testifcs that, BY it6 Fuse alone he
was cured OF Rheumatism in both Of his
knees, of several years standing
The following was handed us BY re-
spectacle Physician in Georgia.
.MRssrs. SonrIL 4 MEAp.-.Gents have
been using your Liverwort and Far Hebrew
Plaster very extensively in my practice for
three years past, and it is with pleasure that
| state my belief in their superiority over
NIL other articles, with WHICH am acquaIn-
ted, for the purposes for which they are re-
commended. The Hebrew piaster, es.
pecally, is an universal panacca for locdi
pains. have also found IL n most excel
lent application for Sprains and Bruises. 1t
gives universal satisfaction wherever used.
y. y. OSlIN, M. IL.
Knoxville, Ga, Marcl, 4th, 1858.
sN- A VOICE FROM GEORGIA. .,Ss-s
Read the following testimony from n
physician.
>ntlcmcn-Your Hebrew Plaster hns
cured me of pains Of which have suffered
for twelve years past. During this period
! laborcd under an affliction Of my loius
and side, and tried many remedies that my
own medical experience suggested, but
witbou, obtaining relief At length j used
yonr Plaster, and am now by its good effects
entirely cured. will recommend tho Jew
David or Hebrew Plaster TO all who are suf-
fcring from contraction Of the muscles, or
permanent pans in the side or back.
The people Of Georgia have but to be-
come acquainted with it's virtues w,vn they
will resort to its use. Yours, truly,
NJ. w. WALKER, NJ D.,
Forsythe, Monroe County, GA.
To Messrs Seovil& Mead, New Orisar..
La.
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ARTLEss SIMPLIcITY.-One u the sweet.
est incidents which we have noticed for
many day-and one which shows the
effect OF early training assisted by pure
ai'd undefiled imagination has just fnl.
len under our observation. H. is thus re-.
lated: Indy visited New York city and
saw oil Irc sidewalk ragged. cold and
hungry li,tlc girl, gazing wisifully at sofie
"f the cakes in shop window. She stop
i'est, and taking the-litt;sone By tn. hand
led her into the store. TIIough sho was
aware that bread might be better fos Me
cold child than cake, yet desiring to graf
ity the shiyering and forlorn one, bought
and gave her the cake she wanted. She
then took her to another place, where she
procured her shawl and other articles of
comfort. The greaiiul little creature look
ed the benevolent lady up fall in the face,
and with artless simplicity, said care you
Gods wife I" Did the most eloquent
speaker ever employ words to better ad.
vantagea ~ -,
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BEAUTIFUL EXTRAcr.-TLe late emf
nent judge, Sir Allen Park. once said a,
public meeting: ave live in the mil,,
of blessings until we arc utterly insensiLle
OF taclr greatness, and Of the source
whence they flow. We speak OF our civ.
i!lzatlon, our, arts, our freedom, our laws.
and forget entirely how large share is
due to Christianity. Blot Christianity
out Of mans history, and what could his
laws have been what his civilization I
Christianity is mixed up with our very
being and our very life; there is not a IA.
mlIisr object around you which does no,
wear different aspect, because the lich,
Of Christian love is on it. No, a law
which does not owe lis truth and gentle.
ness to Chrstisnity-not custom which
cannot be traced, in all its holy and health.
ful parts, TO the Gospel"
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Az EDrroR.-At recent festival given
by the printers in Boston, the following
truthful and sensible toast was made:
The Ed:tor-The man who is expected
to know everything, tell all he knows, and
guess Mt the rest 70 make oath to his
own g"od character, establish the reputa.
ton of his neighbors, and elect all candi.
dates to office; to blow up every body, suit
every body, and reform the world; to live
for the benefit Of others, and have the
epitarh on his tombstone, "IIere he lies
his last" in short, he is a locomotive run.
ming on the track Of public noterietv hs
lever is his pen, his boiler is filled with ink,
his tender is his scissors, and his driving
wheel is public opinion; whenever he ex-
Plodes It is caused by the non -paymeu,
OF subscriptions. He is expected to work
for nothing ard board himself-and II he
is unfortunate enough to have family
lac will either have to run in debt for thci,
support, or take lodgings in the almshouse
Poor fellow he is-not!ing but M edi
tor.
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For the Complete Cure ofsCaughs,
Colds: Inhnen3a.a Asthma Rronchetis
Splitting Of Blood, and al StbSr iaag
complai tending to oohshmptioa
This preparation is gotting iato sse all
over our County. The n,usescss lgfysA
We receive from our various agents, infor.
ming US ofcurscs effected in their immediate
neighborhoods, warrant MS In saying II is one
OF the best, If not the rery best Cough McdE
cine now before the public.c h almost Fhrd
rery porst case. When all othcr Couri,
Preparations have failed. this has relieved
the patient, as Druggists, dealers nj
Medicines, and Physicians can testify.
Ask the Agent in your nearest town, what
hhs been his cxperietee of the effects Of this
medicine. If he has been selling it for any
ength of time he will tell youl'u , a ,'p','.
IT'S THE BEST MEDICINE ExTANT
Below we give few extacts from lettera
we have received lately regarding the yifs
tues of .ais medicine. : ,'sT~.n, - ~
Dr.S.Oslin, of Knoxville. Ga, says:--f fha,x
been using ycnr Lirercort and Tar reiv esierf,
:'rety IN my practice for three years past, and =
rs 'cnh pleasure state my 6eIiefin ITs surERk
oRirY OYER ALL OTHER ARTICLES soish ,ch;chf
~ of9uo,,ns,edi ,st. lpr cRtca NJ IS recomn,endedN
Mcssrs. Fitzgerald e. Bcprerx. writips
from WnyncsviIle, NC. says.....a IN, xi.SgsS Ss
nort and Tar is becoming daily more popv.
lar IN this Counfry. AND WE THINK yrsrrr
so Al 'rho hare tried Il speak IN commen.
dadlc tsrns gfh, re-y bene6cialin alleriai;n.
The eonrlainirl for ,cyich IL is recommedsas'.
Our agent in Pickens Distrct, 8. G. Mr.
$. X. McFall, assures us "that he use, Il ,c;M
great benefit in his own family, and recon.
mends it to his neighbors." He gives an
instance Of Negro woman, In his Vicinity.
who had been suffering with disease of the
Lungs for years, attended with severe congh,
who was relieved BY tho Lverworth and Tsr
Such are the good reports we hear of
This Medicine from all parts Of the South.
For report of the surprising cures il ma.
performed in the Western aud Norhern and
Eastern States I'VE would invite the suffering
parent 70 read Tic pamphlet which accom-
ranIss e;teh bottle. To all we say hare JEjnp;;
hais fEpee.. g z w.. .0E - -f"'
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purtifql Mpuelettr.
Written ErpresslyJor ne Ledger.
49, THE
DOCTORS SUMMONS;
' OR,
MNGHl tPRRN ZGHR
- g. Fl # UNIT. |.
[coNTINUED.l
PARTlV.
TIL E RETURN.
BY lEsCULApIUs.

TIL E RETURN.
Tho, disappointment, with its mantle dark
OF does OF scurc hopes light and gimmi'r
ing spark,
p Like as the morning sun presents her beams
and universal nature smiles and teens,
With life and vigor, till darkened cloud,
Spreads DER the scene, and does the earth
enshroud.
When comes the rainbow, with its varied
huea,
Again, fresh and brighter hope ensues.
Just so latros; tho he felt the ride,
With disappointment, and an aching side,
His duty he fulfilcd-all work no pay
With thoughts like Q, he made no moro
delay, ....
But hasted back, and met his genial friend,
And fc't relieved, he was at journeys end
But when Amicus heard there was no sick
lie thought, perhaps, some one had PLAYED
trick.
Tomorrow morn, the clock did indicate,
lis one, Anxious said, how very late,
But still, the conversation once begun,
They did surmisc what was best 10 be done.
some gross mistake was made this very
night,
Or else some trick was played, which was
not right,
In many different ways they did surmisc,
The whole affair created great surprise.
Now says latros, if some patient lie,
In agony-perhaps about to die
NO doctor comes, tho summoned TO the bed
This blame is cast upon his guillless hend
yes says Amicns, what you say is true.
But justice must be rendered, when 'tis due.
And when the truth is known, it will en-.
hancc, g.
And not detrnet, as ! see, at a glance.
Well, time that builds and does obliterate.
win prove what duty did, at any rate.
Just then, two Of the morn, the clo.k did
chime,
latros and Anxious, that twas time.
In natures second fenst to seek rcpcsc,
cor soon their eyelids Morpheus gan to
close,
so here we leave our friends, about to .tecp
Their senses in oblivion's gentle sleep.
To BE coSTINUED.]
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Frank Marryatt, in his Mountains anl
Mo!eh'Is, tells story of an old Judge in
California, who was an habi,ual frequent
er OF the bar room, and who, with his
rich mellow voice, would exclaim to the
crowd: FaH n
Lets all take drink
Gladly the loafers would surround the
bar, and each call for his .favorite beve,.
age; but when oil finished, the Judge
would observe:
"And now, lets all pay for itr' which
the loafers would sorrowfully do, and hen
retire wiser men.
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Not long since, one Of the learned cour-
sci in small suit deemed it necessary to
shake the testimony Of a Mr.. Samue! b ut
terworth. inpugning his veraci,y. A wit
ness was called 10 the stand. Ts y.E
"Do you know Samuel Butterworth p
"Yes." y
What is Bulterwortb ~
Two and teh-pence pound, although
some folks have paid as high as three
shillings." d.. ~
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A. x. MOTT, M. d.
ii. Winslow, NJ d.
A. b. FRANCIS, n. d.
q. & GREEN, n. ID.
7. q. DELPANE, N. ID.
+. " VANBUREN NJ ID

New York, August 7. l749.
Students wishing to perfect themselves In this
branch OF medical science, will find an oppor.
tnnity OF joining the class at the Ear and Eve
iniirlnary of DIR. De'acy LeBrunn Union Place
Ciiniques every raesday and Friday after.
Moons, from one till three o'clock, du,ing Med
ical CelleSc terms. -
TERMS--s5 consultation fee; $40 fee 10 be
paid when the hearing is restored to its original
acuteness, or When watch can heard TO beat
at a distsscc ct is feet som either ear.L 7
Address Drs. EsBRuNN & DUFTeN, Union
Place, New York City. 90. ) 20
\. B.-A aeatise on the nature and treat.
ment OF Deafness and diseases Of the Ear, with
the Treatment OF the Deaf and Dumb---price,
Que dollar.
- Money letters must be registered by the
Post Master. Such letters only are at our rs,lk
please bear this'in mind. e.
Correspondents must enclose pos.sre for ro-
tarn. answers, the new postage law sfsDniying
orcpasfnent OF letters.
Feb. 70. 80, s'a' I-sm
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THE
LANCASTER LEDGER
r. S. BAILEY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
Is ruBJ.IsnED WEEKLY. pY

II Z n II
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
AT Two Dollars per annum, IN ADVANCE /;
Two Dollars and Fifty Cepts, paid within
SIX months; and Three Dollars, II not paid
unth the end of the subscription year.
sSg Subscriptions, when paid within ihre..
months afier teceiving the first number, will
be considered in advance.
sR No paper sent out of the State, un-
less the money accompanies the order, ex-
cept to a known responsible name.
Any person sending US FIVE subscribers
and Ten Dollars, accompanied by the oAsm.)
will be entitled to one copy gratis.
eW- No paper discontinued, until MI ar.
rearnges are paid, unless at yur option.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

CAMDEN MAIL. r-r
Due Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at q
o'clock, % '.""'''N M
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
att, am @
charlotte MAIL, sia MONROE
Due Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday, at 8
o'c. pm. 7'1 - =
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.,
att, am fr s gIG.-.' ~
PINEvII.I.E NAIL M Res8
Due Monday and Friday, at pm
Departs Suaday ard Thursday nj 8 m.
LEWISvrLIE NAIL. ~
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All letters must be deposited by q o'clock
p m to insure their departure BY next mail.
CHESTERFIELD MAu.
Due Saturday, At 10 e'cIcck, a.,a!
Depart "Wednesday, at 2o'eiock, D. m.
All persons who receive newspapers and
other periodicals, will observe that the law
requires the postage TO be paid quarterly In
advance. = tlssI.' ~ "
Letters and transient newspapers must he
prepaid; otherwise they sss not mailed. :.
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A wag on hearing that man had Civ.
en- up chimney sweeping, expressed sur.
prise, as he thought the business soo,ed
him.
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G II E S TER u",
Carriage Factory.

o"R The undersigned is now pre-.
GS5J pared to manufacture, at HIS
~, - Ncw Es,ablishmrnt Ia Cbcs,er-
''lle- all kinds ef CARRIAGES. ad.s,,.d
10 our rough and hiIly county, and Of thc
best Materials. lie would sagCc.l an al
most e'rIy man in the np,country L. more
or less iu &c Of timber. before 'you buy
OF OF order Carriage, no matter where, look
around and see What sort Of I.umber The
builder has and in what condition I. ID kent,
The Carriage.alaker may Lie, Bosa or
Biaster ns mneh as he picasra, bat the grand
secret Of iage-making lies In the i.un-
pEn.pilc. r.a -, 80" - -
To buy cheap Negro, Horse or Car.
riage, Is to verify the old adagc: PENN
eistdnd P"undJootish. Give me- = faif p6ce
i"r my work, and then II II b. not mad.
right, hold me responsible. F - ,HH'li
u y We're not for Paint. Putty and Glue.
What would we poor Carriage. Mskcrs do,
&c. T.. IlOLXT.
Chester Jan. 81, 1855 4e.iI 4
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in the worst Of times there is still more
cause 10 complain Of an evil heart than
of Nh evil and corrupt world.
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JEW DAViDS OR HEBREW pI.AS
TER in NORTH CAROLINA


Mcssrs. ScovIL g. MEAp:I have been
troubled with the chronic rheumatism for
, the last twelve years. On the lst of July,
lSi9, WAS so bad that ] could not turn
myself in bed, and the pain so severe thai
had not slept wink for sis days. At
this time my attending physician prescribed
tho "llcbrcw Plaster" and Il acted like n
charm the pain lcft me, and ! slept m ore
than half Of the night, and In three days
was able to ride out ] consider the .IEc-
brew Plaster" the best remedy for all sorts
Of pains now in use.
G. w. M'MINN.
Uendcrsonvil;c, N. C., Aug. I6, 1855
Beware Of countcrfri,s and base imita-
tions
-. The genuine will in future have the
signature os T.. Taylor on the steel plate
engraved label on the top of each box
Purchasers ARE advised that mean coun
tcrfrit Of this article IN in existence.
The genuine IL sold only by us, and By
our agents appointed throughout the South
-dnd no pediGr is ailo,red 10 sell IL. Deal
ers and purchasers generally are cautioned
against buying ofany but our regular agents.
',,,, ".hs,Tlse they will be imposed upon With a
- sCoyuL & MEAD.
tI3 Chartrcs street, N. Orleans, Sol. Gene
raj Agents for the Southern States. 10
whom all orders must invariably be nd.
dressed. ....... - n
Jan 81 40 6m
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted ut One
Dollar per square, of sixteen lines or less !;
or if continued, Sevcnty.Five Cents for the
first insertion. and Fifty Cents for each sub
sequent insertion.
The following deductions will be made in
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Business Cards Of five lines or less, inelud-
ing the paper, Six Dollars per annum.
Announcing Candidates for Office, Five
Do"srs.
Advertisers are requested to mark tho
number of insertions desired on each adver-
tiscmeIt, or they will bc inserted until for
bid, and charged accordingly.
s5ag- All transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance.
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CHEAP READING.

JUST received direct from Tho puLlisl,cs,
The following new and popular books. so
Kate Weston, Or to win md ID DO, The
haates's Feast BY Msyss Reid, 0rclErsv
Moneton OF tho faithless Guar,,aa, a,,fll
Disclosures BY Maria Monk. ,Scano IA IN
Practice Of q ..NsM Yea Sdfrsi,u--The
tAmc kila Man, as cts... The Know Nosh.
ing Almanac, also Charles Dicksns Noreis,
Disraeifs, Dvlwers, Aasyatts. Ms, South.
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