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A SGUCIATED FIREMEN'S IESURAN CE
po;, 8 oP PRO SIS TIE TIE SYN BuIhnING; ~ , 900 ,.
HNB HXPi f PoLcfEs F9 NED W 81 m An <
NITURE, VESSELS in port, ME8CHANbiSE ana other
'onH' H. pI aH0isG, f'sS'ls"''
WIN. A. Hack, LANCASTER OuLD,
JAMES Z MHEEDEN JAMES A; BRUCE,
K G. MASON FRASGfs BTR22s
JACOB Trust, JAMES YouNG,
SoHu W 49, IT, tos' =. 2oaD,
j 4 FARLOw r a. MLIFp
sl3eott JOHN DUKEHAkF, Secretary
OFFICE OF THE
SUN MUTUAL IySURAYCE COMPANY
INSURANCE. RITITD 40 w All vt
The % M sir, ~ ts %, ,
section of tho sct Of IT, ;rcnrnorao, " ''
~ : w " VI 10 'A.U p''''Ch' ~
vi .le Hiea riSkS' 4'h oc''' le'''''. soo'i" %
''ti'iuhAS lecsiEto uuliilS tle year 10
~ w - i0'V' "'' .'a'lpe iSNs''''Si'%z-'o'4 %
In"iIu h'SNs'''' o.'o!o ~
fHe hlSSS''''''' '''4o' Oh -
--Si,5l6,tli 81
- -
lot'l amount Oh premium 0o1 VI
Amount oil Earned IrenuIns DUNG the year.s22l62 o.
he'"'n ilebliums'' .''.''''''''''''. o9'o9' 81
- - -
w ''ll'eu iet'iiS'' '''''''''''7i'i'-'''' %
On Marine Risk oess Savings &e) .s763,47l %
In'aha 40 3'l99 W
FIRE do H'H
$767,665 50
Expenses and RtinsUrance..... Sl,753 20
- talo .qu "a
"''' 90
----
Net Profits. S3I57 IS
The ASSETS of the Connanv On the .tb or Ccher 1850
,ra.a -, :. IL - " ti' WI VIC an Va '''1'' ''
were as loiio"S VIZ
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages $5i95GO 90
Stocks, Loans IN Stocks .ccrued T,taras+ on
po,as 49,, 49,. ' -, - - -, VIZ
r'ohus al" mortgages anu Loans, iNelts on
Real Estate, Savages &c....... 2Sl OlS 90
Cash.,.,,............ 1872 274 rs
pil1a D,,a;.o,,. 80. 20
i%'Uoo %
Premium Accounts not yet collected. 1862 60
Scrip of Sundry Comnanfes astin,atad - Is cs0 oo
'
a., 90, a., 49,
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TaiIgrs.
GatriaQts.
4 SONS

y CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
No. 80 North STREET
GfssEssaj53 E. The undersigned having greatly en-,
E1Nlarged their premises aud increased their fac
ties beg leave call the attention Of the public to
in the elegant style and durable manner, which they
are prepared to sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CURlETT & SON,
jy2ltf 80 North street Baltimore
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for SaIR.

9g u FOR sALE.-A close paneed, light
Apply at KEARNEY'S STABLES, Centre St dl0tf
In FOR SALE.--A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
<Ato be seen at MILLER'S STABLES, corner Of Ger
and Paca
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THanls.

EEJANTED-A secondhand Fairbanks
" Platform SCALES, to weigh 5000 lbs.
A. J.. WEBB d BRO,
dStf corner Pratt and Commerce SITS.
WTANTED-TWO OR THREE GOOD COOP.
w Frs, to go to Pennsylvania None but steady mer
need applyunmarreG preferred Address, postpaid
co. Baltimore Post Office. sl3tf
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G0MGsIiGn.

KEOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1gAYOUNG LADIES'.
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
in September. The course Of instruction the usual
branches full and thorough, being direction
efficient Faculty able and experienced Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad-
vaages of the Christian family invited examine the
School
For of admission and further information, address
Rev GEO LEWIS STA LEY Principal, Mount Washington
Baltimore iulT-
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A. GREENOUGH'S
OARBONIC ACID GAS NON-EXPLOSIV ETHEREAL
OIL, OR BURNING FLUID.
sc LIZ THINE

~ GREENOUGH'S
SARBONIC ACID GAS NON-EXPLOsIvE ETHEREAL
OIL, OR BURNING FLUID.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NE w IN THIS
MARKET.
Having purchased of the inventor Professor Green
Sugh Of Boston + sole privilege to msnusacture in the
GREEN0UGH's CARBONiC ACID GAS NoN-ExPLo.
SIVE ETHEREAL OIL, OR
BURNING FLUID,
public The same We have fully tried and tested the
accidents from EXPLOSION to which so many consider
entirely obvated. This Fluid like all other Burning Flu
ids is nammabe for TO it to be would be to
render useless uminaor do not therefore, offer
it article that will not burn when brought in contact
with flame, but We do THAT
AN EXPLOSION UNDER ALL ORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES The
price is but slight advance above extra No Ethe
to be fully to the standard of that which has made for
itsefa reputation equaled by other.
Manufactured and sold by 800
306 West Pratt street,
sl2Smr aboveiHoward
oldest ESTABLISHED sTA A Tsn CT,
ANDREW E. WARNER,
SILVER w1kE KS f FfNE G5L 5F JEwELay
YER PLATED w 4FP DEALER IN
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Rich Jewelry and Silver suitable Tor presents
embracing great variety Of Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES
s sSia k S6fs Rf HS FANS Rs SET IS
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald PEARL Opal, &c; Ladies, COLL
cola Thmbes CUT Buttons and Pins sisnet dhased and
Plain Gold Rings Pencil and PENS Sleeve BUTTONS and
Also complete assortment Of Best Quality Heavy Silver
Fruit Butter and salt Stands Casters Candle Sticks Pear
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY
erms. scott
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Snsarsl,ts Gnn1ngEiRg

A SGOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
n COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET
OPPosIsE Sun BUILDING.
recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF ITS LOSSES
AND EXPI4tC CIT POLICIES, insures DIV ELLINGS, FUR
N1TURE, VESSELS in port MERCHANDISE ana other
property at the LOWEST RATES PREMIUM
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DQblit SSaLts.
- ------------
NV Il IL GN NnN
DP4TT,S oon NNT1aT S6Tr ON

DE 81 B CB NNOA.
DRAFTS 23D ANNUAL SALE OF BOOKS,
4 &c, is now opening at No. 26j BALTIMORE ST,
q e door from Hanover and viii be continued until New
=, Auction sales to commence on M6ND1Y EVENING,
DG Gsst Pc 10Th, at o'clock. .,.-
BY GIBSON ~ CO.
fi:;1 TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
ese 81 The Circuit Court Of Baltimore City the under
Ex,cang on MONDAY, the 8ls day Of December, at
Ali THOSE FIFTEEN SEVERAL, ADJOINING lots
LIT EfnGGMps N the city Of Baltimore the first
franklin street and that width extendng back along the
East side OF Schroeder street 50 feet alley len feet wide
rankin street and each of width extending back 50
same - f Ten 1877 ay with the use in common of the
rent OF seventy dollars each Of the other
Fish Of is imp S1 Sty By TaRE STORY
condition oiplN'' with back Building in an unfinished
Terms O. sale as prescribed by the Decree are one third
the other The cEed paSneh a s 10 b an4
purchaser or parchaser sdo qg me
sati ii Of the Trustee WI EB!cK Trustee
HY 4. w. BEERETT a. ca
fl TRUSTEES SALE.
Ei By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for Balti
sale On M0NDY the 2G T Of Is eeeb ee Ti 0ef At 0f
O'clock P M at the Exchange Saesrooms, in the city Of
SIS, described as follows:
BEGINNING for the same the north side of Lombard
Te emba1 e1 s and Hpnng thence westerly bounding
with Penn street hundred tyour feet to an alley
n setry Para!eI With GERMAN street twenty five feet
nifty .iour feet to the place of beginning.
W WITH y Back BG H1i and % m 6F
@ and Is subject to an annual ground rent of
Terms Of saeQaetir cash day onehird in
SIX months ana the balance in twelve months, credit
trustees anu sTf 6RRIs % c0cHRHN Oh
JOHN P. POE,
.., F.w. BENNETT I Et Go,
u5-2aw&dS AuctiOneers
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SOar0ina.

STU BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL e. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
LAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
4 i S0RTMENT OF PAPER STATIONERY and BLANK
AUGOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found WRI.
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain very variety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY Of every description for office and private
use, viz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c.
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, P0RTEMON-
EAIES, &c, &c.
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER.
prices.
: COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do weto fs22-tf
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4 z
IHrrr-r, .,Tr~1 c,oD,n,,,1,
INSURANCE GONPAkl.
INCORPORATED 1880
Cyy4RTFB PERPETUAL
- - -'i - -'A1'
D ~ s- ~
oFF1cE-N o. SOUTH STREET
JOHN J. DONALDSON, President
INSURES LIVES FOR ONE YEAR A TERN OF YEARS,
ORR LIFE.
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS
END0WMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED, either Men. Women Or Children,
-, ,.
al lowest rates
n1,rcro,s
Hlith"I'f'S'
WM G. HARRISON 7 DONaTESOS
s. j. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE,
n , ccu,Eppp Gro 9 GIBSON
u a 'oonA en- "h0' . "lD9oN'
T. F. CHAMBERS, ROBT A. TAYLOR.
NJ COULTER, Secretary
.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04
For Young Men to think Of

In the latest OF his preachlags upon
popular proverbs. Dr.. Holland closes a
lnoughluI and suggestive discourse on
sensual pleasure. with the following earn
est remarks TO young men, which de-
serves TO be thought of
"On if This world could rise ont OF
this swamp of sensuality, rank with weeds
and dark and deadly vspors-iull o. VI
pers thick with pitfalls. lnTld with decep-
i've lighls-snd stand upon the secure
heights of virtue, where Gods sun shines,
and tie winds of heaven breathe blandly
and heaIthlully, how would human lie
lbecutne blest and beautiful ? The great
burden OF the world rolled OF, how could
it spring forward Into a grand career oI
prosperity and progress ! Thl- change
for lGis country rests almost entirely on
the Young men Of the country. Ii lies
with them more than any other classes. to
saw whether this country shall descend
sull lower in lis path to brutality, or 10
rise higher than the standard OF It's Lofty
dreams. The devolees OF sense them
selves have greatly lost their power oI
good, and comparatively few will chang
their course of life. Women viii be
pure if men will be true. Young men
his result abides with you If you
could see how beautiful flower grow:
on the thorny stock Of seli-denal, yo'
could give tina, plant The honor ii deserves
If il seem hard and homeIy. despise !
no, for in it sleep the beauty of heavel
and the breath of angels. II you dc
not witness the glory of its bIossomlng
during the day of life, its petals will opel
when The night Of death comes and glad
dens yonr eyes with their marvellous love
illness, and Gil your soul with their grsle
Iful perfume"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04
wspaperDuo gntanc Aopcrse Groturc orop a9r
Capture of a Noted Forger.

The Philadelphia papers chronicle lie
arrest Of man in PilSburg, who is said
TO be rival of Chss. w. huntington,
Monroe Edwards, and John Sadler, His
name is Ross, and the charge against him
is The forgery of paper on various banks
in Philadelphia, TO The extent Of Sl00, COS.
The Press says:
Externally Ross is gentleman rather
stout in person, dressing with exq"isi'e
taste, wearing a handsome pair of whis.
kers, on a very handsome face, and posses
sing all those accomplishments so neces-
sary in tie gentleman He is highly ed:
uca,ed, has travelled over Europe. served
in the allied army before Sebaslopol,
where he was wounded, and converses
huenty in English, French, Spanish and
Italian. His wife is young lady OF rare
and extraordinary beauty, highly accom-
plished, and possessed of tine mind. She
is intensely devoted TO her husband, and
came with HIM 10 this city.
1t is said that Ross was the author oil
the forged pardon which came very neat
releasing Huntington, the celebrated New
York forger, from Sing Sing prison. tie
has been engaged, il is supposed, in for.
geries amounting to nearly 100000, and
although several times on the prison thres
hold, has a ways managed TO escape
There are three bills Of Indictment agsIns
him here, waich he is busily engaged il
prparing to meet He understands th'
law of forgery thoroughly, having studied
it with care Ross was accompanied II
his travels. by negro slave purchased b!
him at New Orleans, but who was more o
companion than servant TO him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04

GEN. WAsuSGroN's ToAsT.-At the
close of the Revolutionary War, when
the American army was disbanded, Gen
eral Washington took an afectionsie leave
of his officers, and at public dinner on
tho occasion, gave the following toast
THe american Soldier Of Freedom
May he at all times secure COCO anu
plentiful rslion and when he has hnlsh-
ed his tour of dury on earth, may he pitch
his tent in the Blysian fields, and mere
receive his reward from the right hand
of the God of battles y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04
SnCiefv OF Women.

There is no society in the world more
profitable. because more refining, and pro-
motive of yirtue than that of refined aud
sensible women. The beauty Of woman
is made to win, her gentle voice to invite,
desire of her favor TO persuade mems stern
er souls from strife TO peace, We honor
the chiyalrouS Difference paid 10 woman.
1t evinces not only respect for virture, and
desire for pure affection, but that our wo-
men are worthy of such respect. But wo'
wen were not made merely TO win men to
their society, TO be companions, they
should be fitted TO be friends; to role
hearts that should secure the approbaion
Of minds Aud man dishouorS when he
seeks their society for idle pasliime, and
not for the improvement Of his mind and
elevation of his heart.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04
lB3SG8IG&I&UU5o
Midnight.

The clock is striking twelve. How
finely the full tones sweep past through
the air, as if they would take up ouI
thoughts and carry it away to the very
friend you are thinking OF at the moment
How many haunts of wretchedness hid
den from human eyes in the depths OF hu'
man hearts have these cold vibrations
reached while they are dying so careless
" upon our ears What tales might they
tel, of secret misery, sickness unmatched,
and preying sorrow, various disaPPolnt
rnenls and fear and care, and The thousand
bitter cankers that lie and feed a. the very
heart.slrings, beyond all reach of medI'
cine, perhaps OF sympathy. Many a
wife sits watching. with broken heart, for
her husbands step-many a mother for
her chid's-and many venIurous mer.
chant lies haunted with fear OF shlpwIeck
and fire-many an undettcted defaulier
fancles voices at the dOor-many young
Oil. inst finding out that love IL only a
heaviness and a tear, muses. bitterly over
the caprice of a moment or an unmeant
rihe. And these are the only watchers
for the happy are asleeP,save the bride,
on her dainlily wrought pillow, murmur-
ing in low tone in the ear that will soon
tire of its monolony, or TO the poet, build
inc IN his dream into darkness, and his
pulse mounting with the leaping freedom
of an angels. forgetting the world will
,rample out his fiery spirit TO ashes, and
laugh 10 scorn The fne work of his tower
ing fancy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04

A Coop ONE.-A gentleman, on vIs-
ii to Washington, one day, very coolly
opcned the door OF the Senate Chamber,
was about to pass in when the door keep.
er asked Are you privileged memberF
"What do you mean by that ?" asked the
stranger. The reply was "a governor
an ex.member of Congress, or foreign
minister. .'From what court or country"
asked the official Very gravely pointing
Up, The stranger replied, "lrom Heaven,
sir" TO this the door keeper waggishly
replied, this government at present holds
no intercourse with that foreign power"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04
The Duke q Wellington giving ordeI

The Doke OF Wellington giving orders
one day during the PehinsulAr campaign,
for battalion TO attempt rather danger
Gus eDlerpnse-the slorming Of one Of The
enemy's batteries Of 81. Sebsslion-com-
pinsBied The officer BY saying that his
regimen, was the 6rsi IN IBIS world.
Yes, replied the officer, leading OF his
men. and Jeiote your IOrdship's orders
are finally executed, it will probably be
The frsI In The next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04
Young Men.


Young man, you look healthy and
hearty Why don't you 90 to work You
are able to drink whiskey and smoke CT.
gars why don't you earn The money to
pay for them. instead of being constant
drain on your datdy's pocket. How
long do you expect your daddy to live
His money ha, paid Tor your education
and ycnr iaw-5ooGs, now siA5 out for
Yourself, and don I lounge OH daddy. Re-
solve to be somebody. II YOU can't find
work to 90 with your head, 90 to work
with your hands. Work - is the
watcbword of the age-lhe safeguard of
industry. 1t won't hurt you. People
will only think more of you, and the
young ladies will like you beuer-ll
least, the sensible portion OF them-tor
they know if yon ever marry, you'll be
able at least TO give your wife good Iiv-
ing. Then cut loose from the nursery
strings and hang no longer to daddy,
waiting for something 10 happen bal 90
10 work and make something happen
Don't wait forever for the iron to GET no!
before you strike, but 60 10 work and
make II hot by striking! Strike long
and loud, late and early, and whether yoo
become rich or not. (rIches ale not FOR alIj
You will enjoy quiet conscience aud a
good living, and have The rIgh. 20 hold up
YOUR head amongst men snJ women, not
as drone, buI as pillar Of society.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04
Fashion.

There is only one thing more power.
ful than a seam engine, and that is fash
ion. Fashion rules the men and the men
rule theworId; therefore fashion is m re
powerful than all other influences com
bined.
Fashion makes men ridiculous and wo.
men spendthriIts. 1t takes The human
family by the nose and leads Them into
captivity. Fashion makes the HoIIander
wear eighteen pair Of breeches a. once, and
causes The EngIishmen 10 wear boots so
sasrpened al The point that they could be
used as lootbpick.
Fashion, TO great extent, builds our
churches, fills our pews, and even regu-
lales The rights Of sepuIchfe. There is as
much fashion and hunnery in some OF
the city cemeteries, as will be found in the
most fashionable street. Fashion is a
great power. What a pity ii can never be
enlisted on the side of common sense, and
early hours, goodness and economy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04
CnnnundPuInS.

What's the difference between blind
mule and Postage stamp! Answ wer-
You lick one with a stick, and sii ck the
other with lick.
What's the difference between Cupid
and a CoqueIte ? Answer-One keeps
his urroys and the other her beau bow
in quiUer.
What's the difference between statue
of Satan in lead and lbe surface Of lake
Answer-One IS lead devil and the 9th
er a dead ieUei.
Whsts he difference between candle
in cave, aud dance in a hotel ! Ans
wer-One is taper in a caUern anal the
other cnper IN q tdUeTH.
What's the difference between lady $
riding dress and hare pursued by hounds!
wer-One is a riding habit ard The
other hiding rabbit
What's the difference between rare
fighter and fair writer Answer-One
rejoices IN fights done, the othes indies
fJa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04

ANSExATIoN.-i! is singular fact.
that tte single ladies Of the North are all
in favor Of GHzeTafion 10 nan, ard
aie not disposed 10 postpone action upon
the snbjeel either. Their motto is:
"LiOerty and Union, one and inseperat'
now and forever"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04
9B1BGg POE J..5: Z
FAREWELL TO MA
pOLEON.

Farewell the silver chord is loosed,
That bound thy heart 10 mine;
Amhilon's cold aud chilling hand
Hath led thee to It's shrine.
| love thee ye,, though thou hast spurned
Devotion to the given
Thy name shall trembIe on my lips
WIENER | look to Heaven.
But mark my words /! behold thy fame,
An Occidental Star
And she who loves thee all too well
VIII weep thee when afar.
Thy destiny is linked to mine,
And all i, may not be
That happiness and glory's wreath
Are yet in store for thee.
O, no the laurel never more
Shall twine amid thy hair,
Bu. thou in loveliness and grief
Shall yield to wild despair,
While ! with depths of woman's love-
Will cling TO thee the more.
When al thy greatness and thy lame
The gIory-all are Ger.
Farewell ! Remember Josephene
Will yet deplore Thy Iate'
When thou in bitterness of grief
Shall mourn her loss too late.
Farewell ! My warm and meIllng heaI'
Thv coldness has forgiven,
And Josephene will pray for thee
Wiener she looks to Heaven.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04

Mrs. PartinglOn, says tia! nothing des-
pises her So much as To zee people who
profess 10 expect salvation go 10 church
without their purses when q recollection
IS 10 be taken up.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04
The Lancaster PA Union tells good

The Lancaster Pa Union tells good
story Of the President. Ii seems that
Nr Buchanan. on the lfsiH which la!ely
bore hin from Lancaster TO COlunbIs, on
his way to Washington, became interested
10 bfahe,nan, who was something oi
wsg, AMI ma.ie cp his mind 10 "do some
lhiag" eof hrm. On the arrival oil the
tram a, Caia,..o y. Mr. Buchanan sccos'ed
the brakeman, hen the following dla-
logue inok place
M Bachan u-"Y oung man, are you
emploved on lai- train -
Yes, sir"
Mr.. Buchanan tpatronizingly )-"How
would sou ike 10 have situation al The
White House p
Brakesmsa (misrhieVOusIyl-" man
vour dms Is too snort
NJ. BlcA4nan m4ds tracks Tor the
bridge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04
THE FORsAKEN MAIDEN.

BY MABEL LANSING.
A Young man won maiden,
Won a maiden young and fair,
In whose eyes was heav'n beaming,
And whose heart had known no care,
Yes, he won her, gladly won her.
And she lov'd him well and true'
Win love that's known and cherished
Only by very few.
Time passed on, he met another,
Whom he fancied still more fair ;
Then forgot the frs' loV'd maiden
Sunk her heart in deep despair
Wood and won tn pleasing stranger
AT the shrine of beauty knelt,
Little thinking of III anguish
The forsaken maiden Ielt.
OH! psuAw!
Oh pshaw he thinks that vii weep
Over his likeness often.
And that the sight Of his dear Phlz
Will my outraged feelings soften !
But, would just have him to know
That he's slightly mistaken
Since the likeness once so dearI y priced,
Doth now contempt awaken.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04

Next 10 acquiring good friends, The bes
squisillOn is that Ol good books.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-04

Honesty is Tie Oss! 2Oilcy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-02
p A S SEN Err TICE
TICKETS FOR NEW YORK,

Provid ence g Stonington,
the Providence and Worcester Railroad in connec
tion with the splendid Steamers
COMMONWEALTH" and PLYMOUTH ROCK"
be had at the Providence Depot at the Glowing
rates, viz:
First Class So 90
Second Class = so
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-02
THOUSANDS ARE DAILY SPEAK

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