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s.f FROM the baltimore PasiOf.
The Publication Of Congress.

This has become topic of discussion with
the press Of cur country. LIS searching eye,
Independent Of sweeping denunciations, has 30
far penetrated into high places as TO. sapeFin-
duce the initiative Of investigation, in orderf to
ascertain, if possible, whether grave Legislators,
or members Of Congress, can reeede from the
dignity and honor Of their position 50 as to be-
come subjects Of bribery and corruption. The
necessity even Of intimasing that such plant
material can, by any possibility, tarnish the
good name Of IN American Congress, is at least,
painful. Il il, therefore, an imperative duty
devolyingi upon those conscious Of their own
innocence, 10 feret out this alleged corruption
and part company. or official associations, with
colleagues absolutely guilty. More than this
they owe 10 their constituents and the country
pledge of fidelity, 10 maintain sacred trusts
committed to their charge. In our national
archives rests tho ssastitptiqA q LIS Pilars must
be preserved and thSEtuuug links thereof kept
unhroken. a ThrUHeh and by this We et4oy the
heritage Of freedom and our glorious instikh-
tions dependent thereon, stand forth enTied
AMONG the nations of the earths L. is no oEei-
nary consideration to apprehend the encrgaeh-
rnent of traitors in disguise upon the rights and
privileges like these belonging to the people
nurtured by them with naxious care.
What greater uIenne Is conceivable than that
Of treaceEy q Who among all men stands
more dspisabIe in the eye of honor than one
who ioffeits c0safidegce, hacanaiRg i.wnlf in
sheppla sloshlne," ssealing the 'liEsgy q heaven
10 serve the devil in y De even, who could
ssseit his hirth-nght tg q mess OF lpoeeages
compared with such, might ssnnd up and as-
seEtsaltSest free fgnm, ,hlaEhes. higher clainsto
integrity Of purpoep, Those who m agaansf
light eand sknoWleagsF ara spDHntad worse IN
2b9SlHa " Il
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

+
whsn ssa I'D % <leser't ana 1av svaate zay
halllla 49, i Ia l..9 zksps ~ ,'sors.
f. j rEssoIa Einsball says
he Il rs fzzEisx s4r. tie oslnr slay. thas
he could nsa tlas ailai7s q this psolsle and
If fle I&ii .A<es, azld ii Enrope. msfh mere
ease t. hiz i fIan he en- listen d tile little.
peHishs lEii complaints thai xosncn bring
. him. : 60 zeal q il ! Iistle peeviss-
= = n'z..sss Il shsy sr0'sbls him
ben, aud 4 ID l.e 9ll5ar ! would u ] fslst<E,
anii want rooster That Is sample. |
aIli speaking of this Cor you TO let him alone
IL you have III Giculfies, brethren CT sisters, 90
10 your Bishbls, and Let those Bishops investi-
gate the case nd if it il worthy of his notice,
Let your bishop 60 10 Brother Brigham, and
have hia counEa upon it.
Now, am bard upon the sisters No !; the
good woman IS here and says it is heaven to
her TO listen t3such teachings. do not wish
to say anything TO such persons, but it is those
that are guiltJfhat am after.
Do want 10 hurt your feelings7 No,
would not forImy right arm but stop going
to Brother Brigham with your little family af-
fairs. hardy ever go to Brother Brigham's
Office but thery are some sisters there, some
times from tee to twenty in a day, and some
few come TO ne, but not many.
Do / advisea woman to leave her husband ?
No; but, saySI, 60 home, make peace and be
acornfort TO yRur husband. Do advise man
70 leave his w1e? No, but tell him TO 60
homo and noutish her, comfort her. and clothe
her, and then zee that she does her duty. l
will admit thbt there are seme men who are
hard and overleaYing, and then there are some
women who cannot be controlled.
The Utah correspondent Of the New York
Tribune says:
'Bishop Johnson, of Springfield, has seven
wives, four G whom are sisters, and his own
nieces. This is mixing up matters pretty free
ly, even for a. Mormon bishop"
The same writer, speaking of Lieut. General
Wells, the Mormon commander-in-chief, end
the third in rank of the Presidents Of the elect,
says: -
! "His pre- <asor in the Presidency was Je-
dediah NJ Grant, who died spring, and be-
queathed his harcm to his sue, or. So il APP
pears that women arc chatta Aersonal, and
can be transfafred by win among se Saints. ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
The Gooseboae and II, Weather.

The breast-bone Of goose is beicFed bs'
m my - b an unerring prngHT ticator f tho
ki al OF " mt al ED, foreshadowing Y ish its
dark spots coll and bleak weather, wiite i;s
clear points indicate a mild temperature.
Whatever II truth there may be in this oltici
time method ri phyl sop .yGug-fer .it IN na1
invention Of this day. We are informed that
it has been the Welther-g iage with some for
the last twenty yessTs--theIe l. no denying flle
fact that for the Ia two or three winters tho
g ,osebone, as inter fprcted by this class of phy-
Espphers, + ciignia:ical expoundcrs, has tuffy
and furry illustrated the wintry s6asons = rI-f
The lucitlatioI of the 20 Q ,one the1ry l. In
this wise: Take TIE bre ,t-bone Of any gooss
that las been Scrve1 Ip for The table, and Oh
serve It's co.o:ing-=e mpencing at the front.
examine it through; the clear. light nlafe;
upon it are taken a. points Of mild, genial wee
thcr; its dark veiry, ~ discolored slots is an
indication Of hard cold, piercing Gather |; AMI
Just as the oqae GO the other prep9uderatcv,s 90
viii the s1rt Of weather prove. 1ASups Ding tlle
front Of the bone t. represent the first Of De-
cernbcr, the observer may lay on tie whole on
it into monthly winter plat,, and >thnss 6eeifS
Upon the chsFAetsF- Oi- -eaet- essssiBg month.
A gOoSeboue examined few mon hs ago in
dicates Delightful Tlild wc Ithcr in Decenab
. al january. Early iayBeiEHary, ,shaTp, per
cins weather for scnse ten days, Aft = THAT .
ssason of charming weather, TO bo followed by
. late and csld spring. 713 f.as IS q
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
TUE nrnr or R.rrrNnnx- :

THE DEBT OF BALTINoRE.-Tlie whole In
debtedness Of the city Of baltimore, according
close of the fiscal year, other than its bonded
debt, including arTearages Of former years, and
the interest borrowed on the first Of January 10
make uD the Deficiencies Of the BaitiiEo-e ard
Ohio and Pittsburg and ColInc.lsviIle compa-
nies. together with the balance due on the ness
iail. sty $52,G45.6g, is stated ty the register
1T $s52. 900. Aglirlst fhis, there are IN sol-
lected taxes, in the Lad Of the collector, BE-
lieyed 20 be available, amounting IN $500, 600
and in those Gf the auditor, say $50 900. ma
king an aggregate Il s5ort $3.50 900.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

The Ix CaoP.-The Philadelphia Bulletin
learns from inquiry into the coIdit:on Of tho
ice-hor@s 40 9Th, Schuyikin, that; with ,ilse
rare &c ptiors, Int LITTLE stock rcluai.Is on
land. fT,e lirset establishn eist has only
ab ut four hundred tons; sonie h1ye tIseel or sx
tons each, wife dthers have none at all. fl'sf
Ia tie New York i4e-I ouses, thsstock rarely,
IL ever runs out, and il Is r6t ,inrrssIss 10 HEd
ic in til m that fs four 0r Eve years Old T1eT
Ia e ON Rand now about hall i supply. -
Tie Btss on icg-de4ltfs propose Sc.sding cut
stsm-tat . tI the Banks, for the pgry use Of
towing 81 few ccEefgs to 81 their ics-llonseF
The Eusasiiars are IN irgenioti people, and
having MANY Iocsi aifvant .ges thas New. fUfs%
ers have not, know h1w 20 IunprOve aFcsss. i4As
7 .71'7fsTss ia 5S6s T.1..T6 .Tsgssi sf NIB ss.
ir'g5 so .isjT'sf,TaI 9l'su sdi aaGazs sss;o14
soy' T. reysf az liossAGlarr5a@sib SIS ssfi3qaays
-bosIsI sSsss3 NJ - las zxzAa
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
ORIGINAL POETRY.
PLEASURE AND PAIN.
- n,SxA.

BT MixxA. -
We nlet-'twas IN lordly hall,
lliHmined with food Of light, ~~
Which flowed from massive chandeliers,
s. Hung from the vaulIed ceiling white.
Solt music fOaied through the air,
And merry dancers trip'd along,
While he the gayest did appear
Among that graceful moving throng.
We met asain-the suns broad disc,
gllkt ris.sg from the glowing east,
&c f til Gf golden tissue rleh
d, NpOn the dewy landscape east.
= asoTning hrigl:. la rosy May,
When youths aud maidens on the green
With, throbbihg lssaris meet to AIRY
~ In vernal robes tlle floral queen.
4 Ohi ahete was mirsh THAI fsslal morn,
And smiling Eases bright with gles;
While dancing on the verdant lawn.
!. Bsnealh hsaven's dark b'ue canopy;
Aud 6|brighseslc Oh that Aowery heath,
Was he .wIstsl. with majestic brew,
He placed dtheseew -besgnngled wreath
"a ft Upon the fair Queens spotless brow
We met again On ocean q wave
Our canvass proudly swept lhe decp-
The stars and stripeS our fathers gave&
I3or m Il Ger our heads with gallant sweep,
: And martial masic's deep rich tone,
That makes fhse heart beat wi'd and free,
"Swell'd far through natures lofty dome,
20 e. Thendied apon the dark blue SEA.
t2tazI2sl =. .7ls ie.r tsstt5-i f
s, The noble and tbe brave were there, !
n d And beat Yaanaigbtwith rosy haze,
=. Like blushesSna lilly far, >
All sparkling in the evening dew;
But midst that noble freel,orn band
That proudly rode the surging sea,
The glory of their native land,
None n0bler or more brave than he.
We net again-the suSmer sun
Had sunk below the western sky,
And giimmering mooniseams play d upon
The sweet tnagnOiin towering high.
We spoke Of life, its Sarynlg hue;r
II Changes of heart and sorrow wild-
r'Loys's young dream capROt prove untrue,
he sad, Ss pensiveiy he smiled. ..
We met again-all smiles had flown;
Cold tiauteur sat Oh either brow;
The dream had changed, young love was
s'pE And nothing could recall him now.
We parted then to meet no moFe:
In anger parted earth Q unrest
Entered the soul, and pc ice was DER,
No more to dwell Ina either breast.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

TIE RED PTTTfcoATs II BosTos.-The new
style Of petite ~ of s-s5ict flannel, with naTrJw
stripes 4 red and black. has reached ihis city.
A few days since Nanny Of the prornenaslers on
washington strset observed lady passing
gaily along, holding her dress hish enough 20
partially display one of the aforementioned
skirts, which sttracsrd gexlsral aisension---L
-anq To s,J a. o.lsii4ga a34ys .r,.zss 81 - .a
- sGla1&zs - lsv % iI,=-v <sotlataryO ylrf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

~ Perks ms, a. tEss fslIow said - a hog
junaped Opsg ths 6<zcs. t9 ST
s.dss..l "a s&l h,sA ~ ka -sls IS - ssig Is a.
81 sss8sA9 .sslass masss zsiaaH 30 rraaA sao
ye1 - !. slsss Il s.lsv % .sazssso
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

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THE TN FELLIGENCER.
M0NpAY MoRNING, AUGUST 2, ls5s.
TIE UNIHER8AL CORNER.

When little John is five years old,
With cheeks like peaches glowing,
With merry eyes, half bold half shy,
Aud smiles like ripples flowing.
Would'st see him happy watch him we'll
And proud as famous Horner,
You'll find him joyous and alone,
With sweetmeats in the corner.
And older grows, youth in years,
When tastes and pleasures vary,
He loves to haunt the self same place,
With Cousin Jane or Mary.
Inquire not what their talk may be,
Nor laugh, you idle scorner,
But be assured whate'er they say,
They're happy in the corner.
And later still, when past his prime,
He's run his round of pleasure,
And lcarn'd, like Israel's mournCul King,
The worth of things to measure,
"Whnt shadows have I chas'd," he cries
And signs with heart forlorner-
'Vexotion, vanity and shame,
spy you from the corner"
Still faithful to the place he sits
With wife and children round him,
And smokes the calumet of peace"
When troubles would confound him;
Takes fortune kindly if she comes,
Ifabsent, does not mourn her;
So topplc kingdoms, if you will
He's quiet in the corner.
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THE
LIVER INYTGORATORl
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD.
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
DICINES now before the public, that acts as Cdtartic
known 1t is not only Cdtbdytic but Li1er remedy
on tne Ltoer to eject It's morbid matter, then
comPishing purposes etctuaiIy without any Of the
eSps-enced in the operations of Ca
strengthen and build 1t up with unusualrapidity.
The LIVER Is of the principal regulators of +be
PS sna xen It sFor@s its functions welt
almost entirely dependent on the healthy ao aS of
perform Hnce offs the
on 9f one orgathe
gam one Of he 20 o the diseases Of that
n5aSce oil more than years to And some remedy
It is "bIe " Ehe many arrangements to which
bleS Tt It9 II. ,
mas Tb Sss sG eag. bottle
T III food
whole machinery cause Of the dse a es
= BILIOUS .1TEAeKs are cured, AND. WHAT Is
LIVER fSyFaoRS byhe occasional the
One dose after eating to relieve the
outy one dose Sgd and sourng
MARE. 4''s Ds'oFe retiring prevents NIGHT
ss 9a 9 ssa 's ssT. safsg the
!lne dose taken after each meal viii cure DYSPEPSIA
sI dS S IF two always relieve
One bottle taken for feJmae ne
Only Immediately reiis9es fFsSt win.
MORBgS, and preventive Of ClY0LEIeS. 4AS4Ss"A
az Only bottle Isl needed, to tbro,- =. a.,
'y'ss9 the s sss Of ne
loTness OF unnatural color4rom the skin a SAT-
0ne dose taken short]>tiue before eot,r,
or to the appetite, dfGssf gives Wig
eGss its 2s Ser, GsPSsasa 6zSg @
60WEL complaints yeldZalmost to the rst 1o ana
Cbiidrsn uoSss cures at tacEs by WORMS In
the world as ft1.ns or speedier remedy in
| a few bottles DDnDC
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Cincinnati, Wilmington {, Zanes-
VILE Railroa5

kRoHANTs, manufacture and the public gsn.-.,y
p ste neteoy informed thatthe o. W + 3 y
IT, q; Is now prepared to receive and foraT F;
So+S ~ station in aneSYie on sseSd Est
iste ssStISns New and i9serms
OF Freight destined for the Wet IN tosne
River from CncnnatI = = t HSA W aellroad or the
VIII 6s received and delivered during the vn.e.
TON NJ = a. 20 p NJ during the summer months
siSne may rely upon the Company Agents
trusted TO their care ~ "aA1ins OF property en-
RorfuTther iniorElafof, see tI,. Il.st,..
me Company or Gpplyt 70 st PSnalsn ea ~
H. &. SMITH
mvsna General Freight AGENT
- ZanesvfEle Ohio
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Cheaper than EVar,

Cheaper than Ever.
GREAT DISTRESS heavy losses in the East; Railroad
VI Stock Bank Stock, forced on the Market
and sold atrunous prices the Importer
err have just returned from the Eastert cities have
goods at those rulnous prices offer
customers rnd the public generally, goods made up to
order Coats Pants and Vests in the neatest aud most
fashionable way and than thew
have been offered in this market You will get ne
clothes for the same have heretofore paid for
Come and buy [oc26l A. NJ. ADAMS.
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SI-WWAR dlflfANtIhWEWI8
SOUTHERN CITIES.
IMPROVED SCHEDULE.
Washington City and parts of the East and South
East First, the Gin Wheeling BenwOod and Balto Ne
press leaves Wheeling $40 NJ Sundays excepted ar.
irving at Baltimore at 510A M giving time for
and Eastern connectons. Second, the ST. Louis, 0ncin
Wheeling Benwcod and Baltimore Express leaves daily at
1870 p 81 arrives Baltimore $40 a. NJ, in time for
Eastern connections Third the North Western Chicago
ST. Louis Cairo Indiana Dayton, Cinctnnat Wheel.
ing, and Express leaves Wheeling daily
O:40 NJ. Saturdays excepted, arriving at Baltimore
in time for supper and Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mountain scenery take the $50 A.
n. train.
Returning TO the West and Southwest the trains leave
Baltimore daily folows: A. NJ arrive at wheeling at
1926 M sos p 81 train, arrives at Wheeling at 1l0
A. Nj the 10 Pm train arrives at Wheeling at $3.50
P. NJ.
water and meals at the Round
trip tickets bsing issued Moundsve at 80 cs and
to Btnwood st25 cents. J. FORD Agent,
w. z. SMITH, Supt.
L. n. COLE. Gent Ticket Agent. ieS0
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"a New Lieht

"A New Light
ME Drummond Light produced from improved sYLvIC
OIL, has no equal, and after personal and salts
factory trial Semitic to the public aSAFE CaEAp
and best light now In use. It safe because st is
all explosive properties It cheap because the
cost Is half cent. tits
the smaliestlamp win burn brilliant with steady flame for
twelve hours without reling trmmtngand give
ordinary sized room, and having the
1t to public favor.
For sale Wholesale Retail at the House Furnishing
store OF J. x. DUNIIAM & co.
Jan 10 No. us, Main st. Wheeling, va
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ron ALI TRR PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYsIC.

tive puTgatiye pill which could Be- relied on ssure and
10 demand and an extensive trial Ofts Vrues
has conclusiyey shown With what success accompanies
but net easy 70 make the beat Of ali .. Zone which
should have of the objections, but al the advaG-
and with what would respectfully submit TO
the public decision It has been unfortunate for the
acrinoous and irritating to the boels This Is not
Many of them produce so much gripping pain and rerul-
good to be derived from them. These nils produce no
irritation OF PAM 1nless 1t arise from previously exist
ing obstruction or arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their IN
any quantity but it is better that any medicine should
IN the several diseases - which they applicable
given the box. lAmong the complaints which have
II it's ~ TTs " g maH
19nguOr and Loss Of Appetite, LstlesSuess, IitabiI
IN the Side and LOins for, in truth all these are but
the consequences of diseased action in the liver as
aperien they afford prompt and sure relief in CostVe
ness, Piles, Colc, Dysentery, Humors Scrofula and
ScurTy Colds with soreness Of the body, Ulcers and i'm
purity of the bood in short any and every where
purgative iS required.
They have also produced singularly successful
fTeS m Gu @ Soqs, FGYe! tEyspelas
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring Of
the year. to purify the blood and prepare the system for
the change of seasons An occasional dose stimulates
The stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
the appetite and ygor They purify the blood and by
their stmulant action the crculatory SYSTEM reno
the strength of the body and restore the wasted
diseased energies of the whole organism Hence an oc
ensona dose is advantageous, though no serious
arrangement exists but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far, every purgatiye medicine
reduces the strength when taken to excess0 The thou
sand cases in which Physic required be
erted here but they suggest themselves to the reason
Of every body and this pin is found to answer better
purpose than thing which has hitherto been available
TO mankind. Where their virtues once known the
public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when
n need Of oathartic medicine Being sugar-wrapped
they pleasant to take, andtein purely vegetable no
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, wrapper on the Bog.
pDPpApvD
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A G0UNTRYLAY.

Thestream ripples bright by my cottege,
The sunshine is bright on the stream;
And the wee, pebbly stones, in the sunshine
Like diamonds sparkle and CLEAN.
There are hazel. trees kissing the water,
And plumes of the fair meadow sweet,
And down by the hazels sits Jeanie,
And dabbles her little white feet
Therobin peeps in at my doorway;
The linnet looks down from the tree;
And here, piIlowed up in his cradle,
Wee Sandy sits smiling at me-
Mymilk-pail stands bright in the corner,
My tins are all bright on the Shelf
And the white supper-cloth on my table
Is clean, for I aOas6etl 10 msyselE
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PENNsYLvAN1A RAILRoAD.

TTNHE GREAT CENTRAL. ROUTE. connectin0 TN. k+,.r
tic cities with Western, North Western, and South
also connects at Pittsburgh daily line Of steamerS to
all ports on the Western Rivers and Cleveland and SAM
Lakes; making the direct cIsapest ard ysliI5Is
route by which FREIGHT be Forwarded to and from
the Great Vest. A
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND prrrsRuRnt,
FIRST LIST GLAss6Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Gaps, Books, Dry GODS, Tin hoSs 3, bales i -.
and Drugs Tin boxes and baes toe per 100 Bs
SECOND CLASS Domestic sheetng,}
shifting and Ticking, Tin original bales -
Drugs Tin casks) Hardware Leather oUc per 100 lbs.
tin rolls or boXes)Wool and sheen Pelts
THIRD CLASs.-Anvils, Steel, ChaipstnS
SSasEs,l Hemp Bacon, and Pork, sailed "a
Qoose orn casks Tobacco manuacu- QUO per 100 lbs.
go, leScent cigars cut.l &c. &c.
FOURTH cLAsS-Co6ee Fish, Bacon BeefS
and Pork lin casks or boxes, eastwardO
Lard Lard Oil Nails, Soda Ash Ger DOC per 100 lbs.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. Rosin, &c.
LO1QQI-13c per Dbl. until further notice
car loads 80 cents per 100 lbs further
further notice. s wv tos weight, until.
hGttrodd All Goods consigned to tho sets
a. pnaaephia or Pittsburgh, be forwsred i,bot
FREIGHT aEsTsC Evans. 81 Kiiby street r,o,t n,
~ z house and No lillian street and Tcbn
; 80 battery Place, NJ WORK Pierce Geo
y aetd rum, Madson, Ind: DumesriI Bell 4 u
o ,i 2 !eSett Lousville Ky: o,Rey Co FysnS
he nPhIS IeqD Leee& Co. Chicago I IS:5 10 90;
wayne Ind; sneeer, Pha; MagraW Rooms 1S.,
noEei y a stewart Pittsburgh ' tst-
9Polyl HI. L0MBAERT, supt., Altoona Pa
FREIGHT DEPARTMENTS 10
$50
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N or New Velvet, Tapestry and BInS7sI5 -
80 Psts9me new and be9atlful patterns WIS e Ssr
priceE tecstYeEi and for sale AZ felscSd
ans J.0.HARB0UR N7Ses
30. 1&S Main So
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1neonnecson with the above, keep every kind of mu
0calin1tEuments and musical rnerehandse EeneraIIy
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1--WE are OLA Pinion that the Decest met with
her death from Violent Tnttrmation in the Arm,
produst from Unoan Cauz."
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j II. SCOTT,
mo. 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER IN
Watchers 81 OCkS. JeTVeary, Watch q Clock
t-l4 Materials, Fools Glasses,
Culver Plated and Britannia Wsre Gold Pens, and Pen.
y cs Gold and Silver Spectacles, Port Monnaes, Purses
Gard Cases. Cabas Work Boxes Brushes Combs Perfume
Fancy Soaps Pocket Knives Scissors Revovers
Pistols Ger Sill Plated Specks Spoons and Forks Regaa,
silk Guards Steel Keys sVeel Pens, Jet and Coral Goods
aud general assortment of useful and fancy articles
Having lately added very largely my stock,
offer to
watchmakers, Merchants. Pedlars,
the lowest prices.
Watches ana Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
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SHEET MUSIC.
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principal regulators of the
performs its functions we'll,
fullVdeveloped. The stomach
on the healthy action of the.
ance offs functions;when the
are at fault, and the w1ole
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has made 1t his study, in a
wears, to and some remedy
many derangementst to which
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atlast found ,anyperson trou.
S4PLAINI, in any ofits forms,
,9corviction Is certain.
@morbtd or bad matter from
q healthy row of bile,
Scansing food to digest well,
rkgiving tone and health to the
Sthe cause Of the disease-
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