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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
The Acquisition OF cuba.

The New Orleans Courier, leading Dem.
ocra:ic paper in the South, arguing from the
atand~point that Kansas will likely, at last
come into .he Union as free State, presses
the acquisition of Cuba during the present
term of Mr.. Buchanan, toNsuppIy its loss to
the South. 1t says:
1--WE learned many years ago, from his
(Buchanan's) great speech on the Panama
Mission, that the Moro was practically for
tress at the mouth of the Mississippi. 1t
ought, therefore, to belong to the United
States. The acquisition of Cuba is question
of far greater importance TO us than any ether
now before this Administration. 1t would be
peculiarly fit time to annex it as a slave
State, when it could be made twin sister to
free State from the West. All parties ought
to be satisfied the great majority of all par
ties would be. Mr.. Buchanan would earn the
browning glory of his life, and the whole Mis-
sissippi valley would embalm his name among
those of their heroes. Peace and quiet would
be restored to the North, security would be
given to the commerce of the South and
West, and the people of Cuba would prosper
as they never prospered before"
The Courier urges it upon the Louisiana
members of Congress to stand up 10 this ques-
ton.
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ono OF the pyramids.

a United States naval chaplain, who has
recently visited the great Pyramid of Cheops,
in Egypt, says that he walked around it, wa
ding. in the deep sand fourteen hundred feet
before he had passed one of its sides, and be-
tween five or six thousand feet before he had
made its circuit He says, take hundred
New York churches of the ordinary width
and arrange them in hollow square, twenty
five on a side, aud you would scarcely have
hundred and throw their material into the
hollow square, and 1t would not be full
Pile on all the stone and brick of Philadel.
phia aud Boston, and the structure would not
be as high as this greatest work of man.
One layer of blocks was long since removed
to Cairo for building purposes, and enough re-
mains to supply tie demands of city of half
a million of people for a century, If they
were permitted freely to use it
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OH Grlrrtir 6nllfgr If lsFniIPiHr.
CncinnRti

ETIHE Winter Session of 1857 g Will com:neF on
Monday the 18th of october, ana con 81 IctI,rcs
will be given occupyinr six or seFcn hogEssdaliy
with good at.eat,sn 70 rHeti Is
Lectures will commence on Monday, thef2sfh Sep
TENDER, and continue daily until thS tonEe n
The Arrangement s' Of the chairswill V Is fol-
Professor Of Anatomy and hysiologyb
c, D. LEWIS, N. n,
Professor ofchgI9istTy and 1S e rhaFrn"fy
Professor of Surgery.s 4 II
G. H CLEVELAND, If. D., 4
Professor of NIateria Medica ann fhfrapeuhcs'
Professor of Medical Practice and HattiHlGSy
J.R. BUCHANAN, BID,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology ana IN
stitutes of Medicine.
JOHN KING, NJ. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of ana
The terms for the Session will be tie fante as mere
toIsr, viz: 4
Matriculation, $5,10 Tuition, S2y,uo
Demonstrators Ticket, s5Pu..!. r.
every Student Is required to snigs'.ln Glsefet@
1ne session before eFaduation) GrnduNtione S22,U1
Tickets to Commercial Hospital t"pti1nHll s 300
The Lecture Rooms arc newly finished, neal ma
comfortable. and in central loc91tI GF TeilS,g;t
Hall, Walnut strect,) where ssuc1p$s wAIl ma ~
convenient to call on5taeir arrival. IL
Tickts for the session may be pbtainad 81 the
Dean Of The Faculty at his Office NJ u.s., knfh ST. ST.
Faculty, 40. 10 Ssv5 5oiS ii k1issacs
THE COLLEGE 6ah ? soGESdE !, w.?
A Monthly Magazine Of 48 pages, GondySc:ta9d ~
the Faculty of The Eclectic College Of Medicine !.
Communications 70 esuozsFiPton, or {0r specimen
numberss should be d1reSated to ,3,,.,,S
June 30, 1897.
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A strong Minded Candidate for Matri
mOny.

A lady, advertising for husband in the
Water Cure Journal, gives the following
description of herself. She certainly has
some fine "points %
am Just twenty, but will not marry before
am two years older. l am graduate Of
the Marietta Seminary. can do, and love
TO do, all manner of house work, from making
pies and bread 10 washing shirts; can do
all kinds of sewing, from embroidery to lnsey
pantaloons can skate, ride, dance, sing,
play on the piano or spinning wheel, or any
thing that can be reasonably expected of my
sex. If required, can act the part of Ounce
in ociety OF the "upper ten,' or the part of
woman among women. AS for riding, here
allow me to make banter; any man may
bring two horses, give me choice and ten feet
and then if he overtakes me in one mile / am
his; if not, the horse is mine. BewareI
lam believer in hydropathy, and use no
tea er coffee, ueither do l wear corsets; but
am willing my husband shall do either, if he
desires, believe in women's rights" but
believe 1 have no right to NEEDLE with politics
or mans business in general neither have men
the right to NEEDLE with ours. As for appear
ance, / am neither tall nor short, large nor
small, but am just as 1 was made. l have
Never attempted to alter my shape or color, as
: / am perfectly satisfied with tho same. BY
tops am styled handsome; by the young
men on whom please to smile, am styled
the height of perfection by those l frown
upon. "the DEVILS imp;" by the wise and So
Der, am called wild and foolish; by my fe-
male acquaintance, Molly" and by my
uncle, am called "Tom."
If marry, it will be a man who uses no
snirits tobacco or Drofanitv He NAV be
young or old, handsome or homely, rich or
poor, but not in the extreme. He must have
good common education, at least. He must
be industrious; he must be capable of so bear
ing himself in any society, that he will be
beloved by all; his disposition, after acquaiut-
auce, must please in every respect. he, after
marriage, must allow me to follow the dictates
of my own conscience, provided do not tram
pie on his RIGHTS. and he must follow suit.
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an SAILOR Boys FAREWELL.

=
Farewell to father, blessed bulk,
In spite ofmetai-spite of hulk,
His cable soon may slip;
Yet while the parting tear is moist.
The flag of gratitude I'll hoist,
In duty 10 the ship.
: Farewell to mother-frst class she
Who launched me on LIES stormy sea,
And rugged me fore and aft
May Providence her timbers spare,
And keep her hull in good repair,
To tow the sn al.er craft.
Farewell to sister-lovely yacht,
But whether she'll be MANNED or not
cannot now foreseei
May some good ship tender prove,
Well found in stores of truth and love,
And take her under leal
Farewell to George--the jolly boat
Aud all the little craft afoRt
In homes delightful bay;
When they arrive at sailing age,
Nay wisdom prove the weather guage,
And guide them on their way.
Farewell to all on life's rude main;
And though we neer may meet again,
Through stress of stormy weather,
Yet summoned By the board above,
Well harbor in the port of love,
And all be moored togetherl
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oUAKTERIY COURTS.

QUARTERLY COUh4S. i
Frederlck-Nonday before LIST Tuesday in March,
June, August and November. -. !,
Berkcley-2d Monday in March, juno August anp
W Je i Monday in March, Junc' august and
GsrkeEath Monday In February. FIay, July and
Morgan-4th Monday in March, June, AuEustan4
Nf 4ampshire-4th Monday in March, Juae, August
' Tudounw2d Monday in March, June, august and
wy Fauquier-4th Monday in March, F1E5, August
"h a: EGyMd before lst Tuesday in March,
IInn August and November.
Warren~3d Monday in Marc May. August ard
SSifannndoah-S1ouday before I'd Tuosday yin March,
unc, August and November
CLASSIFICATION Of MAGISTRATES.
8RAxToN DAVENPORT, Presiding Justice
First Class-AyG EST TERM, 1876.
Roger ch % IAN. 1onn w S7eI,
Second Class NOVEMBER TERM, fs56.
Thomas Russell, William Il. MORRISON
Third class-MARCtiTERM,ls 1857.
Logan osburn, William F. Alexander.
Joseph L. Russell, John Qulsisy
Fourth Class-JUNE TERM, 1856.
Charles II. Lewis, EJchn Hess.
C. w Eicheiberger, A. NJ Bait
Fifth Class-AiUG UST TERM, 1877.
II William rs Mli " Turk, Da vid I. Hsasq2l
'i Sixth h iass2NoyEmBER TEEM, 1857.
JOIN, ] sGrantharn, Edmund Chambers,
Moses W. Burr, James Logic.
Seventh Class-MARCH TERM. 1888.
i W. BAYLOR Samuel Riaenoer;
| Israel Russell, j.. C. Heskftt {:
Eirhth CIass-JUNE TERM, lSAs.
| John F. Hamtramck. Ioen w. GranshaIn.
| Thomas W, Shrivcr,
| And again in the game succession, tue lktrlass
| commence gain August Term, 1855: i
Tie monthly terms. TO be held as follows StPtom~
Der term by the sth class October term ey the tb
| class; December term by the 9th ci*ss !, injury
| tcrm,by the 5th class February term By the 4th
class April term by the Sd class May term by tho
/ I'D cES IS; and July tern by the LIST Glass. A
Tie presiding Justice 10 attend cash aEd;every
| term the Court, ) requir ed by law Z
August 3Os 1855. t. A. MOORE CLERK.
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GOOD MEDICINES.

GOOD NlEL4S4ENI-S
T, is estimated that Aver Cherry Pcctoral amp
tatartic pills have done more To promote the pub
TX, health than any other cause. There can
Is, no question that the Cherry Pect' raj has by Its
thousand on thousand of Cod Coughs, Aatli-
TIA Group Influenza, bronchitis &c, very MUCH
rLduccd the proportion of deaths from consGmptIVc
diseases in this country. The Pals are as good As
lie Pectoral and will cure more complaints
Everybody needs more or Ices purging. Purge
Tic blood from its impurities. Purge tie bowels,
liver and the whole visccral system from obstruc-
tons Purge out the diseases which lasten on the
BODY to work its decay. But 10 diseases We should
de only OF old age. Take antidotcs carly ana
thrust it from the system, before it S yet too strong
to yield.
Hycr's Pills do thrust olt discnsc, not only whIic
ii weak but when it has taken 4 strong hold
Read the astounding statements of those who have
been cured by them from dread ful Scrotuia, Drop
81 Ulcers Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Ne"ra iGla'
Gsspcpsia Internal Pains, Bilious Complaints
Hca itbufA Headache, Gout, and many less dan
n9rous but still threatening ailments, such as Pm-
6fes on the face Worms, Nervous Irritnbiliy Loss
of appetite, Irregularities, Dizziness IN the heaH'
C6lts Fevers, Dyscntary, and indeed every var1c
ty of complaints for which Purgativc kcmcdy IL
required .,,
EThcsc arc no random statements, but arc autnctl-
ti{ated by your own neighbors and your own fhy-
Try them once, and you will never be without
Uric Frice % cts. per Box-5 Boxes for $1,0o:
enored by DR.. ]. C. aver, Practical Chemist
IdwetI Ms and sold by all Druggists and Dealers
in!Ncdicine through this section.
Also forgalcby ,.,z,,,,,,e.l,,, g DrpNE,rrr
NJ
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NEW AND lNPh9E TE; a IFAs nAILY from
baltimore for Cumberland, Wheeling andEtI> 'rts
OF F she '. GTi. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN ~
leave (exccpt Sunday Mt 6,45 A. NJ, connecht q g
with train from Philadelphia, first train from WASH
ntun Cat Junction. will stop atway statlohs an u
arrive at Cuml crIand at p. NJ
dayl ats,SO NJ and reni ,,;. ,rsns |9r "a
Iulhbns, Cincinnati, Dayton, indianapolis, Louis
vilEe Cleveland roodo, Detroit, Chicago st. Louis
o9 TSir %nu EMPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at
7P NJ, connecting with express trains tor Clnnat-
T'hG distance TO Cincinnati and other central and
southern places in the West is nearly 100 miles
shorter than by any other route and the time Is un
eq ISsalBAGGAGE CHECKED THRoUGn to New
arkF Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and ST.
o. Passengers and Baggage transferred, at all
THRoTGH TICKETS WILDE sold toall the cities
int5e West at tho lowest rates. at the Ticket Office
CaIiden Station, Washington, and at Harpers- Fer
, ry And Martinsbnrg, Va:
Mail Train.
ue,g the entireroad by daylight, by taking the Ac-
COMMUNICATION or Mail Train, and wing over at Cum
be- land or Oakland. They resume next morning
by the Express Train. which leaves CnmoeTiand al
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
TIE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN at 6,45 will
stopfFat ali Stations cast of Cumberland, and the
Express at Stations beyond Piedmont going West.
EasLwardly the Mail Train leaves Wheeling at 7l5
AM, and Accommodation leaves Cumberland at
$780, reaching Baltimore at 5,55 P. NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
- Laave Baltimore for Washington at 4 10 and 81
a. II 1nds aaars sIs P. NJ. On Sundays at $50
p. NJ, only.
Tie first and fourth trains from Baltimore and
the second and fourth trains from w shinEton, will
he Express Mail Trains, stopping only at Washing
ton Junction and Annapolis junction.
= The 3,I5and s, trains from Baltimore. and the
8, 30 gnd so trains from Washington, connectwith
the trains from Annapolis.
FSs ti9f.s niorat ion fare PPp to j. T.
Station, or to f. BECKHANI, Agent at Harpcr's-
Ferry, and L. E. RANDALL, Agent at Martins
burg. Va. w. s.. WQODSlDE,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
Feb. ID, 1856
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U. s. OFFICERS.
President,
MES BUCHA NAN.
Yics- President.
TOuN r. EREC KINEIb gle.

Yics- President. !
JOHN C. BR r C KINRI$ G:E-
PRESIDENTS CABINET, I
s,cr.tary of Stats-LEv:rs CAss, OF NIg higan.l
SgcrefarT Of Treasurv-FiowELL COBB, If Georgia,
secretary Of NaUy-IsAAG ToUcEY' q Conneetlcas
SscrefqrT Of Interior-JAcOB THoMsoNsof Nls*@
POSTMASTER Gencrat-AARoN Y. BRGwf, OF Tenn.
lfLLorney GenGrGl-JEREMEAHS 5. BLAGKs oIfcnH' g
STATE OFFICERS
GoUcrmor-HENRY a. WISE.
Lieutenant GoUe7nor-ELIsHA W. NICHOLAS.
attorney Gencrat-IoHs RAE % ; rgGEnE'
Aijutant GenerGI-WILLIhol II. IICSAfDSoN'
Hssistant Clerk. f. HOWARD.
Copying Cieyk-WiLLIAM II. RicMAEL On. Jr'
Aaditor Of Public 4dccO"Gt'7G. W: Gutter.
T'-eGsurcr-J. S. CALVERT
Register of lhs Lend Ones. H. PA4KEn
Li5rGrian-G GORGE w. MUSFoED.
* sn4 Is'tor stSreIsepsr Of EIo"0AS
COURT DAYS.
CIRCUIT COURTS
SeuenM District--IHirtecnh CfTruIt.
RICHARD PARKER, JUICES
Frederick. .............J juno 10, NoYGmberl 6
Clarke. May IL, Octoecr ~.
IIamp;ghiro P Pri ~ ~ s SSPtnbDc ~
STorgpn, May 6, Octobsr 6.
Jefferson. .......... may ~ SIfOt'N' -"'
DISTRICT COURT.
Conposed of the Cuipcpcr, AbemoTlc, ztocEInGha ham
md Frederick Dstricts-sts anuually;in FTiEthG5
ter q n the 9Th day of DcccmbcL.l
CGREEHB. SAMUELs, CohTt OF Appeals
RICHARD II. FIELD, 4
Judges 3 LUCAS P THoMPsoN' Circuit CourtsI
RIcHA RID PAnNEE, I
john KINNEY, L.
slpcmM District fourteenth Girfuit,
;oHS KINNEY, JUpGE.t
warren March 30, Auyust 30
shenandoah April T. s.i3te. "hSr =;
Observation-Disclosures ril II, September IA.
IfaPdv pril 81, !iePtanber q.
Rockingha May 10, October 20.
MONTHLY COURTS.
Fredcriclt-NIonday before the Ist Tuesday.
E,rdv-NIondaY before the lSt u-SOa3. . o.
B,rkclcy-Sccond Monday. -
J.lferson-'Thrd Monday. i
Clarlie-2d Monday in June and ltt Monday n
other months ~
Shenandoah-Monday before Cd Tuesday.
Varrcn-Third Monday. l'l /
NJorGan-Fourth Monday. +
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Two ways to ten a story.
Elizabeth Barrett relates The following episode 10

Elizabeth Barrett relates the following episode in
her history.
First time he kissed me, but be only kissed
The fingers of this hand wherewith write;
And, ever since, it grew more clear aud white,
Slow to world greeting, quick whit. 'Oh, lisf
When The Angels speak. airing of amethyst
] could not wear here plainlr TO my, sight
Than that first kiss. The second passed in
height
The frst, and sought the forehead; and half
missed,
Falling on my hair. oh, beyond meedl
That was the erysra of!ove, which loves own
crown
With sanctiying sweetness did precede:
The third upon my lids was folded down,
In perfect purple state Since when, indeed,
have been proud, and said AIy love, my own.
a5nt Lovegood, ? of Tennessee, has experience
ed singular felicity, and describes 1t in the follow
ing styles
happen to pass next day /; ov cours stopped to
enjoy look at the TEMPER, she war mighty luy.
iu to me; put wun arm round my neck, an tother
wnn whar the circingle goes around boss, tux the
inturn on me with her left foot and gimme a kiss.
Says she, ssutty. I've got sonethin for you, new
ssnsashunp AMI belieyediit for begun 10 feel it
already! sIy toes felt as if MINERS war nibbiin
at unn-a cold streak RIM mp and down my back
like iizzard " turkey ben after him IN settin
time and my stimmick was hot and on.satished
Ike.
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HOWARD AsS0CTATIoS,
pfJIT


PHILADELPHIA,
A BENEVOLENT fSsTTUTIoHs, ESTABLISHED -
CIAL ESpowofEcsT FOR TIE uELIEF OF Ths "
AND DISTRESSED, AFFLICTED WITH HiauLA'
AND EPtDEsTIc DIsEAsEs
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Dl7cas Il
i as SPERMAToRRHEA,S EAllN Al ~, ~ SRI rrT
NESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHCEA, ~. y + 4
SYPHILIS, the Vice Of OEANISA, or sELt
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in yieT ! oil =
awful destruction Of human life, caused py s. -.
diseases, and the receptions prnctsed upon ,.r
fortunate victims of such diseases by 'suaS toS
cral years ago directed their Consulting SUE q
rs a CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF Their h.I -, .!
open Dispensary for the treatment OF tnS .IJCAL
diseases, in ALI their forms, and TO give Tith
ADVICE GRATIS, TO all who apply BY tetIeI, t;sr,
a description of their condition. Gage, ertJ
habits of life, &c-,1 and in cases Of extreme
Ills needles to add that the Association 51rs
the highest Medical skill of the agcj and |'''
the most approved modern treatment .,. a.
The Directors, on q review Of the PASS'.,nLsyoenl
suTcd that their labors in this sphere ol gi;d s.
effort, haze been of great benefit to tne TO de-
pecially to the young and they have i'm
vote themselves, with renewed zeal, 70 TINS 80
pOFtant bat much dcspised cause p.,ort OF
Just published, by the Association, he Ivitc q
Spermatofrhea, or Seminal " eak5ess, nrd 0tkei
Onanism, AIasturbation Sell s,Iting
Dise,.ses n the SexrI Organs, by the
Surgeon, which will be sent ~ a., The re-
letter envelope,) FREE OF Gu afse = -
ceipl of two stamps for pOsta f.eneultisl
Address Dr. GE0.1R X. CAL1u0,Ass,t ~ ,NIfSIH
SnTfeon Howard Association. No. SOU IS;stors
Strsef pbiladelphia Pa. BY order o. I w.
Gro. FAIRoHILp, Sec'y. E. bsttE.FAN prssilenl,
August %, 1850,
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PRIcE-e75 DOLLARS.
S. ID. s Il. ". SMITH,
afAsuF1 cTURERs OF
MELoDEoHs, ORGAN NELoDEoRs, AND
PEDAL sUB-Bass
ia R MOON &c u lazl5
OIL Washinsion Sired, Boston.
pRIcEa75 DOLLARS.
H1HE attention of Cicrgymen, Committees, Lodg-
Il cs. Schools. sc .is invited to the new


71HE attention of ciergymen, Committees, Lodg-
Il cs. Schools. sc us invited to the new
PEDAL. sGBfBAss
ma r. NJ o n o NJ
1nade solely y the Manufactures II Is arranged
with two Iilaltilss.or banks OF Keys the
running. an octave higher than the other ano MAJ
b., used separately and thus get IN one case TWO
timer er by tina ,of tho coupler tue
two banks of keys Inay be played at tae salhS tll'
BY use of the front set only. This oennecTea WIN
gan and is suiIiaientIy heavy to fill a hSuse that
seats from 1000 to 1850 persons. The
0wa0n nLeloEl2g-S21
Is designed for parlor and private use. The cen
etrnction ia similar to the Church lnstrument, be
ing arranged with two banks oil Keys ana W TI
used together by means OF me GpIc i
wl1n used without tho Pedals: ,,-.
Also every variety OF MELoDEo2's Tor F@Fior
Purchasers NAV rely upon instruments from our
Manufac tory, cling made in the most complete ana
thorough manner. Having removed TO heSp''cl'uS
5I1 yyashr gton Street..
we have every facility for r'anufaeturingP "rPo;;
scs, and employ none but the most eNPer'ehceo anu
In short. we viii promise our toners an lnstru
equal iinot superior to any Nam%isSsT T
T T1o9. EN- TIRE A-'D M
Music Teachers. Leaders otChoirs, and others in
tcrCstCd in musical matters, are respectfully lnV-
tod to visit our Rooms at any time and examine or
test the instruments exhibition tur sale ut their
As still f her guarantee to the public as tothe
excellence of the
MELoDEoNs AID HARMONIOUS
from our Mandatory, wcbeg leave to refer by per.
mission, the following
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS OF BOSTON,
Who have examined Instruments and will give
their opinion when called upon
Chickorng s. Sons, Brown & Allen !. T..
George KIcws, l. GliDert y 20
Hallct e. Cumstun, n: W. Aaao q Cos
NewhalI s. Co.
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a FIG FnR pnYsIc.

A FIG FOR pHY9IC.
VERY common saying, but one the true mean
"A. ing of which has never hecn fully understood
until the introduction of w 81. Tilman's Pure Sem
Figs to the public, the most pleasant and effec
tive remedy for constipation the bowels, nervous
or sick headache and all diseases arising from state
ofhnbitual costiveness ever used for sale by 49,
Feb. 1856. BELLER COOKE.
nR. g. b. SMITHsS WHooPING COUGH
II SYRUP.-Just received supply of this we'll
tried and well known remedy for whoOping Cough.
Wcnrc at liberty to refer to Physicians in town
as to the certain efficacy of this preparation.
BELLER & COOKE
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ms and gold watches, ever made. Reild III
followinT
4 SPLENDID GOLD PREMIUM worth from
five to one hundred dollars positively given to any
person who can spare one day in a week, or one
hour in day getting up clubs 9ls4oscTloeSs IN ms
most popular Falnlly Newspaper now p9oifshed--
an entste nc% 4 ~. Is ItoposSa py s;ncs
,I, Vii i-a H. sS,, " ,Srs9 10 circular
VINO VIII uhoettake hc egehcy a Pr!Slt sTi
premiums will be sent to any one who dcsircsit, ON
receipt of a stamp to pay return postage. Some
agents have earned hundred dollar gold watch in
Every family should read at least one Newspaper
from Sew York civ without interfering with
their Local Paners which OF course cannot, and
shoId not bc iscnsed viii nt New York be-
ing the great commercial and business centre OF
s nU ~ far the
man, OF "a
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DY buying book for 81 or more, you are at
ID once presented with prize, worth from % cts.
to 81, consisting of Fine Gold Jewalry, Watches,
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