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SOUTHERN ITEMS.
Rebellion Within q Rebellion
From the Rjehmond Wh;u


Every II an should contribute equally of his
means and his services to the country and that
ali should 60 into the field who cannot better
ferye the cause in some other Way. in prop ST.
Iion broad enough to meet the appreciation OF
every one. Who is to decide the merits OF each
individual case as TO his appropriate sphere to
a;schaTge this duty Can score Of irres ooasi-
BILE clerks assemble at the Capitol, exposed 10
the influences OF favorltsms and of corruption,
decide these cases for all parts Of the country
better than the representatives of each sectionl
Shall the tenure of the " detail" be d pendent
upon the suhserviency, the sycopbancy, the OBJ
ssquicusness of the recipient to this central
court, instead OF upon his merits Does the
power" TO raise armies imply armies for the
field; or does it include armies of mechanics,
farmers, doctors preachers and all the vari-
Gus callings OF purely domestic economy Of ths
country And are all these throughout the ex-
tent OF our country to be passed npoa by some
adycntprer OF a clerk-a Jew, a foreigner, per-
haps Yankee. or a renegade from the field
instead of the res ponsibe representatives Of the
people We have heretofore given our Yi-ws
fuliy upon the substitute question. We see it
stated by one OF our city cotemporaries that
many interested parties have employed coun-
sell should the Senate pass the bill before them,
to test whether it Is an unwsrrantable and IN
constitutional breach Of faith. Such we re-
gard it.
The Cause of the Fire at sumter.
The Charleston Courier has the following
, account Of the recent explosion at Sumter, by
which II men were killed and ~ wounded:
From the official report it appears that
small magazine in the southwest angle of the
fort, continuing about $50 pounds OF powder
end quantity OF small arms and other am
munition, exploded about 9 y O'Clock Friday
morning. The explosion ignited all the mate
Iials ip the room attached, killing or wound
ing all those in the immediate vicinity. The
wounded were burned with greater or less
severity. The passages were Instantly filed
with dense volumes of srnoke, introduced by q
blast OF great strength This prevented any
prolonged or successful attempt to exunguisn
The fire. A boat from the navy, with supply
OF water buckets. was promptly sent TO the as
sistance Of the garrison, and rendered all the
aid in their power. The behavior of the gar
rlson under their trying circumstances de-
serves the highest credit Mr. w L. Oathcart.
telegraph opt retor, whose adjoining quarters
were completely enveloped, on attempting TO
make his way out was Knocked down from
sufTocatiop, but managed afterward to return
and secure his Instruments.
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False Reports about Rebel Move ements

NEW YORK, Jan. "A special dispatch to
the Herald, dated Cumberland, Md, to. day,
has the following: Many rumors continue to
circulate in regard to rebel movements, bu. M
TO this time there is not the least evidence that
the enemy intends to attack any points along
the railroad. Some say the rebel mo oyement is
made Tor the purpose Of hunting up conscripts
and pressing every able available man found
into the rebel service.
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From St DOmipoo.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The advices from St
Domingo by the last arrival are that nothing
important has taken place since the occupation
OF Aguaze. There is no truth in the report that
Rakas and another insurgent chief had been
captured by the HayteE authorities.
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heW XArE TrainS

BALTIMORE, Jan, 3.-The train which left
New York last night reached here at 7.3) to-
night. TIE detention was caused by ice in the
Susguehanna. A train leaves to- night at tan
O'Clock, expecting to get through. The mills
fer the East have been sent via the Northern
Central railroad.
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DENTISTRY.
GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.

GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
Teeth Erts acted withoN Pain scita lbs MaSrtst af
CEys@S
lworld ad7iss sn p3rsons having teeth TO az
drHct t. esil ct DR.. LEWIk's ONCE, sssrFTEA
-ns rave them taken out By this new tJsssszsEss5x
and hsrmjees process AlsC call ami I gfF7Fap
examine the. Doetsr's oew md i'm. -A-a-A--
erovec method Of l lserfins nrtiGcisl Teeth. II
Tou once sec the great Improvement IN ais teeth
Tou VIII ave them IN other style THAI tbia new
tbG Vslnahie one. SO. 81 = Ps. ayenps, sstw9er
2th. and 18th cfreets
nols s. r LEwTB NJ. o. Dentist
M TE tn.
Es honMI9. M. D., the Inventor and Patantsa
Of the aikERAh PLATE rSgrH .st 4zssssss.ssa,
senos personally at Lis otIoa in tn 8 vssSs.xSg
5ity. Many psrFors ear y ST those rYAff<TssSs
teeth who cannot wear Others ard no
peIson san wear othe1t nj cannot wear these.
Portons &c lirs at my eli can be seooalmoc ated
with sny tyle and price Of Tee tn they aY cssre,
out TO those who rarticuiar and wish the purss
eiesrfFt strongest, and most perfect dan5ure tat
art can produce tie MINnRaL PLATE win be
more fuiIF wsrFsntsd. -... ID. ...... ...
RUoTrs In this c't7-No 32s pen1szlvsnis aveuus
retwesn 9Th aud la1h streets ilro 2G7 Arch It -,
Ph;lade pkis uxS4-iy
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TAY COOK 81 CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNAENT BONDS,
TREAS URY NOTES, CERTIFICATES,
VOUCHERS, COIN,
/ CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE
We shall continue to sell AT PAR
Until further notice,
THE Blk PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
FIVE TWENTIES,
PAYABLE In twenty years, and Ieteenable at the
date. The unsold balance of this loan is now
Less than One Hundred sfi!sions Of Dollars,
and is being ing rapidly absorbed by home and foreign
Banss as , basis for eircastlon Whsn al sold ths
vance TO handsome premium. As an investment
they yield
Ssz reY Cent. per Annunn in Gold,
tpayable semi.snnusllyJ equivalent, at present
prices Of coin, to
Nine per Cent. in Cr,eny.
The COUPON BOMBS payable to bearer are
nnS the IN Sse
and II ansfersble as bank stock pom the books Of
the Treasury, and therefore preferred for perma,
in sums Of $50, sioo, $500, 81 900, s5 900,
These bonds are exempt from all local taxes, and
the Government tax upon them is only one and
oar
oa,a9s lars ar are Furnished at our st9untsr OF uPon
tat may be desired ncerning this aud other Gov
eminent Loans and the organization of National
Wekeep on hand and for sale full supply Of
ALL GOVERNMENT sECURITIEs
de 16-dtt JAY COOKE & CO.
nEPABTMEnT OF AGRIOULrUsE,
L. WAsHIseTos, D. O.. Dec: IS 1883. :,
Ss1sssPs; ssHS;s;iRs si Mssshssa f
spd John A. Warder, of Ohio, 70 confidsr the foi
made Dc ~ tn n
ar snd a and as
Ssyias met and after ssssrsl days
OF the suhtsct. believing that further and fuller
vsit able results adjourned to meet gain % Wsd.
pssdsy the Ash day Of February next at z o,elock
tse subject for the ubie good to send % this De
Hemp sna Flax in the snt Stages q prspsra ss'
tion Of The abrss and fabrics Prspared by tasn,
$50 Rt,oss Of the KIDS and COS: ei asohis
al inform alton tt at be ussful to the Cou,nis
This information is neesassry before Al intslk
dels did isAAo NEWToN. Commissions.
HoLIDAY PRRsEsFs Black Cioth oloaks asa
CIote Cloaaa and Circulars, Frosted Beaver oaks
Snd circula:s, Scarlet md flae Opera CloSks,
bbi,sek bisek anS oolored Cloth. Frosted, Beaver and
Shirts, Shirts, MGR noes, 0ttomsn CLOTHS, Popins, Rep,
biGaeae Haiensias, Moussslins de LANES suDsrior
Back Sins, Handksrehiefs. Gloves. GsaSsiats
DisnAsts end Domestic Go ds Of every DESCRIPTION
~ TAYLOR Il co
NO. ~ 0autar Market spses.
20. - Between 7th and 9Th streets,
-- So :. =. wsshius siou. o. c.
FJooPED sKIRrs AND DaKss GOODS.
- a,, uoop aR,p-9a -
Also. Plain and Corded PoptiNs.
MERIH0es, cQBuHas. FALsNcIAs,
Received and at low prices.
M 30 ". TAYLOR a On
OAKS AND ZOE CRs.h FoR TIE aoIJ
u DAlB-Larke ortnaeat OF Pound Ava Rrns>
Cake Of To Q best kind. The we'll fnown Phii.dsi
phia lee Cream oonstantly on hand. at
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w.-T.-i36o.-N..

From the army hoepital-the bloody battle
aeld-the mansion OF the rich and homoieaooo
OF the poor-from the office and the sacred desk
from the mountain top, distant valleys and
faf-of islands of the ocean-frofn every nooR
and corner OF the civilized worlds pouring
In the evidence of the astonishing effects of
BRAKES BITrERS. Thou
sands upon thousands OF Ie5ters hks.the fol-
lowing may ne seen at our Office:
REDsBURY, Wis, Sept IS, 1855,
~ / have been in the army hospi-
sals for fourteen mOnths-speechless and near.
ty dead at Alton. Ill, they gave ma a bottle
of Plantatisl Bittars. Three bottles
r>s:orea my speech and cured me. X \.
o. Il. FLAUTE."
South WARSAW, o., July u, 1863.
~ One young man VINO had beer.
steE and not ont OF the hoUse for two years
with ScrofuIa and Ery sipelas, after paying the
doctors over sI5G without benefit, has been
CARED by ten bottles of your Bitters. 4
EDWAaD WoUNALL."
The following is from the Matron of the
Unicn Home School for the Children OF Volun-
tsers:
RAvEaEYsR MANSION, s7TH SrRHsr,l
NEW OK, A. sust =, ISb3.
aDa. DRAKE: Your wonderful PiantGticn
Bitters have been RlTan to some C. oar little
ah.idren suffering from weakness, 4..L weak
lungs With most happy effect. One little girl,
IN particular, with pains IN the head, loss of
appetite, and daily wasting consumption, Cp
whorn au medical skill had been exhausted,
h4s been entirely restored. We commenced
With but teaspoontal CT Bitters q day. Hex
appetite Increased; strength and health IoIoW-
ed. E.
Respectfully, MES. 0. ii. DEyoE."
"& = l owe much to you, Tor ! verify
s,.Ieve tbs Plantation Bi:ters have saved my
Gse
Re-. y. Z. WAegoGER, Madrid, N. x.''
~ Taop ,gtlt send ne TWO bottles
more OF Ihy Plantation Bitters. My wife ha-s
fse2 greatly berefted by their use.
Thy tTisDi, AS CyEEIE PMS adelpGia Pa
- Jhave been = great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had TO abGndon preaching. y
The plantation B!t.eIs have cur8d
Rgv. J. S CATEcar, Rochester, II. Y"
"% X Send rs twenty-rour dozen more
u your Plantation Bitters, tire popularity OF
shich are daily increasing with the guess OF
luT house. Syss CHADWICK d 60
Proprietors Wizards Aotel Washington, d. O."
Ia have giyen the Plantation Bit
sara to hundreds OF cur disabled soldiers with
sos most astonishing effect.
@. ". D. ATDRRWe.
Superintendent Soldiers Home CIn6irnGtt, o.
~ = The Piantatio1 Bltters have cured
s,s OF liver compliant, OF which was leid up
srozt aud had to abandon ny business
y. 3. EIEGsL8y, Gle leland, O."
sfS = The Plantation Birters have crred
zas OF arrangement CT he kidney ana 1Tyaa-
= organs hat has distressed re for years. IL
AcIs Like charm.
q. o. MOORE, Agent for Colgate & Co,
25i Broadway"
&o., &C., DC, TO-,
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Telegraph Association Meetin.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA large meeting of
the Telegraph Association met to-day Reso-
Iutious were passed sanetioning the course OF
the general National Telegraph Association.
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One of the Chesapeake Captors in Jail.
ST JOHNS, n. b., Jan. 2-Iewis Saely, one
OF The captors CT the Chesapeake, WAS arrested
to day and lodged in jail,
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Tfnion pirketS or 4

Union Pickets at Winchester Driven In.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Advices from Gambler
land, Md, dated the LIST. state that the pick .ts
at " Winchester have been driven into Banker
Hill
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T0HN GOLDIE & co,
y PaOTOGRAPHRRs.

) PaoToGRAPHRRs.
No Market Space, beticcen sth and 9Th streets. one
door east Of Perry f Bro
Haytug furnished our Gallery wi tn an entire new
stoek p cured tie most modern Instruments and
Haterif and arranged tine most approved plan,
obr .leht, tunder rha immediate supervision of j
Hcldtn, long known TO cur citizens in the Phi oto.
graphic We are pared to furnish the Public
with PhOtogrApbs. Plain, In Jpota Ink, Water and
Oh Oo;o's, from Miniatures 70 Imperial and Life
Size Amhfotypss all sizes. Cards de Yisite and
Special attention viii be paid to copying Ambro.
types ard Daguerreotypes
We ave made arrenge m euts with Chssrlss D.
fredericks l. 90 Photogr aphers, New York, to
tsep us oonstsntly supplied With Cards de Fisite
vite the attention Of the Public
ctoies Ere nch Albums Also, Frames of all sizes
eno si0dB deA.lm~
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Damage to the Niagara Falls Railroad

NIAGARA, Jan. 3,-Two hundred feet of the
NisgaIa Falls road near this city was washed
away. No cars have left the depot here since
Thursday Trains, however are ruaning from
Black Rock to the Suspension Bridge.
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National Bank Of Harrisbnre.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 1.-The estate Capital
Bank, !" Cameron, Eby, Colder & Co., opened
to-day as the First National Bank Of Harris
burg.
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THE WEEKLY STAR

This excellent Family aad News Journa
containing greater variety Of interesting read :
ing than can be found in any other, is publ shed
On Friday morning
IL Invariably contains the "washin ston
News" that has made TAs Daily Ev.miao Star
circulate SO generally throughout the country.
'4 TnRMs
Cash, incarraoty in adedace
Single copy, per annum.
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CENTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
foRD,8 NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE
JoHE I. RokD.----..... Manager and proprfeso
fAlso Of Holiday Street Theater Bsltimors)

fORD's NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOVE
q Holiday street
FIRST .rs2AesEdE nqs DaS dhysxpssAa lTis 8 sAaAsos o,
mR JOSEPH PROCTOR,
and matanisrs nperson sson o. C; chsrsstsr w saa
On this occasion mr. Proctor will appear in his
NICK OF THE WOODS;
THE RGStsAInosAr,
In the fsmoaa arsms ~ ~ Dr. Bird sut.or OF Meta
Nick Of the woods.
g g,oedy Nathan. #.... nm n
Reginsjd Ashburne. .-.....- ..-.-.
In preparation tie e gTsst s,nSs 2lss OF "
aScvEa'3 1~a4EATEe,
Fennsglcdsia Avenue. near Wi'sards Rotss
LEONARD 2 novRs .---- - nirsetos
hoNpAT EVENING, Jan. 4. 1864.
f''as f2fts S2iss a;:fie sasRLorrz ruoapsoN
psflrf Il ss 81 s'sHi' +Hs MoBEas HfB pRAsA
In her exquisite ana trqy sggeRens zen ition of
THE BELLE OF TIL FAY B0URG 81
This th r.in ION m tae lands Of Miss
j. kind'ee in her 4ntensnce, Iosl ftom her eye
ea>1eat and btrnsnity feel, ant a,snowle5 ges the
Ele extraordinary trium-phs of Mss Charlotte
lhcI; pS"n ere beyop5 those nf Ray living sttiste
in the same space 1T tms = -.
siHr-thr ae .satiop. created by hsE ID the cities
wos ~gSrs Re pss he's spgss ssrsd ., hsG . nesn n,
"oSphhi nkbEL9rhs j Mi TfrRs PKsshNrs aSS LASTING
h1s r. onarot Ta & sssFses ~ s Ms<Sne
rlovir i'R strength
Ihe psrterrusnee Ct this s,snios viii conclude
CRIMSON jhfMG8.
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BOARDING..

A FEW GkNTLEhEH CAN BB ACU0MM0-
q Dated with god Board 4th street east, bet.
+ ard G. south of ths NbereZs- Church. ia 2-2t$
~ AhIlNG "A fe ~ Boarde-s osa be ac,ommo-
- datsh with first elsa bOsrt and pleasant
X ons 81 20. PIP Bridge street. Gsor setown,
t. er. Pref I'd. A Colored OHAMSEs MAID
wsnfEd de 81 ST.
A'nksi SHE'D Rooms AND FIRST GLASS
only, e. So street. bet yesn a0th and 2ist. Rs-
ferencss given Gnd required. Terms $50 Per month.
do rs
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S7NRlEsMAB-Protected by Royal Letters Pstept
Il OF kns land, aid secured By the seals of the
Iools de pharpacis do Paris, and the Imperial
Trissmsr No. is the Q sfsctn al rsrnsdv IN, psI.x
alton, spernatoIrhGa. and Exhaustion of the Sys-
tenn TriefmsrNo. las entirely superseded the
nAuseous use OF Oepeiva, Cubebs 60 Trissmar
30 u the iniSniels remedy fer all Impurities and
6eeondAy symptous, thus obvistins the use 4
mercury ana all othar deieterious ingredieuts
ZACH pre- psrstion is in the form of most ses.
BILE Lozense; Secured from effects Of olimass Snd
four ssesse, in one for 60 and In Sx7 cases. thus
saving 80; Divided In separate doses a. edn,ints
tered by Sspesn, Sallenande Roux 60 IA
Wholesais and retail by Or. BIRROW' No 1aA
Bleecker street, New York '" wv A01
To he lad also or g. FORD No ooc D. a..
corner llth street. No Is s,,s -
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0ANTERsLRT AAIL,
H ASSio Z I / iSSAahFFEESsSkT SASFEsSSSkkE raAs4aa AHR
E1CIsJEH. AYETJs,
2sA- OF Hstionsl sna Hstrccc}t:sa GZotels
kgNEsTlNE DEEAIBEe.
IN sdz T." s5 ssTmios Sssts aaa r sssted y the
konZANi GRAND salLET TR9uPx.
The beautiful Ba let called
TIE ARslsT's DatAd i.
mT3s mT$s R2 R2t:s i 6DATt2s, Dtys}s,
The WorCer'ut O7uhls VoiGet Singer
TIA RAYS
The World'a Cha NJ ior Clog JG1csT,
-, EACAE he2 ErWARps.
The Mammctb Gompa9y 10 sp,sn,,t s,n con.
krUi.E IND PsHiL0eoPaY.
g2ass 2Psn q S3sEsos 2 4 qsEs2Ezas9?s =
FRIDAY, !aunar. 8, hens, Of the
..AHIgS' esNITAaI FAIR.
lREGQIAR EAasIL;T \ &gJNEE n,,,,,o,,
= u6sIAS WkR-ghs most ma snibcelt .saenic
IA ard s4echa7 ical SKI ibltion IN the world, vi
te on es hieitior ST ODD teIlgws Hsi sverr night
tss eS RoaSsTd 5t,
etarms on snd ard Sea, vita terrific lightning,
ifGnGcr and hONii1g wines, shipvrecsr, snow
SioIma, fearful EIrlor ions. Cos Hsy st'oas dUc,
&c; ara so true to fhaI il is uost in pss-
ttle to believe that tuaY are not real cccurrsscss
Doors pen at J; exhibition commerce. quarter to
Adm miSEicn 25 Ger rs; ressrved seats 81 cents. A
RrAId afternoon eZhi .Ition on Saturday at three
O'Clock. -. ia ST.
. IA ARLINGTON THEATER. Last week of
W D. Wis Panorama of the War for tho Union
full Brass Bard N afteE6arcs cs TO enlisen the %
cation Matinee on Saturday afternoon, at two
clock, for LADIES' and children. ia 4-5ss
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AGENCY FOR HERaIEG'S FIRE AND BURG
n LAR PROOF SAFES
S5S Seventh street. .
A full and com plete assortment of these superior
Safes. with and without
HALLS PATENT BUR5LAR PEooF LOUK,
Always in store at ..r :
FACTORY PRICES
Also PAYMAsT LRS BOXES or
MONEY CHESTE
The cost of freight 10 saved to the puroh assr BY
buying at the agency. - 49,
Up. BARTHoLOw
Agent for Rerring's Safes,
de 2S- Ina 55s Ssvepth straet
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South WARSAW, o., July %, 1863.
~ One young man. VINO had beer:
stes and not ont OF the house for two years
with ScrofuIa and Ery sipelas, after paying the
doctors over sI5G without benefit, has been
gzrsd by ten bottles of your Bitters. Il
EDWAaD WoUrALL."
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong
de lsneuid brilliant, and are exhausted ma
sure's great restorer. They are composed Of
The celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintersreen,
Sassafras, Roots, Herbs, &c, all preserved in
perfectly pure St. Croix Rum.
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E.-T.-l36O.-E.

Persons OF sedentary habits troubled with
weakness, lassitude, palpitanon Of the heart,
lack OF appetite, distress after eating, torpid
liver, constipation, lkc., deserve to suffer II they
will not try them.
They are recommended by the highest medi-
cal authorities, and are warranted to produce
sa imRediate beneficial effect. They are exceed
ingly agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless
NoTIoE--Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is q
gwindler and imposter. We only put it up in
our log cabin bottles. Beware OF bottles refllIed
with imitation deleterious stuff, for which sew
sral persons are already in prison. See tina
svery bottle has our United States Stamp over
the cork, and signature on steel plate side La.
bells.
Seld by respectable dealers throughout the
habitable globe.
p. H. DRAKE & CO.,
o4m 202 Broadway, N. Y.
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stsa SO a 8f =
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de J2-Im 334 Penn ayenus
DgoF ALEXANDER W0LOWsKI WILL Re.
J. opeI his Rooms Tor his last Course In dusis,
sftsr bis return from New YORK, MOH DAY, Jan.
4th 1864.
III these who desii e to await themselves Of the
benefits of his new ana eip pIifed method, will
lesve their names at his residence, 316 y street
Ge Is I'm
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ylm4.k salezkAa ii Aaez tr.
eAsktf nEDlcA TREATISE
hys1slssscsi Fisw OF HaYyssss

L - kAF1s AkFs - gEssKAgzssss.~n1mr
ssais 4wxxTTsfyx Exxrs- &saf re- N -
- = parts 81 no Easiszg 4os ths isarmitsss =
49, - nsss assssssias saa ssast 9eEiss Il
A&Sfa1sgs, tsvsiaatsr1 sax r. assss'
~ aHsnssEy, iadissssasss assa 80
sE.s 80 e ~ "a -. sS l.zgstt e
~ y u EsrxsAfm assissx u fAa snasris "a rr9
mAEstaSs, wk1sm&asssEn ssry e i
su Z y ss Y a. xse sss
80 gsssfsssss y ~airs every Assaa ssi1g L q
s ~ :. e EN- q I'm Z ys...s.
III pAS@ - 1IalseA asins, sEssNaaasss. s sSas.
.sSEa. salssss ssss - s ssan a.. q
Z: -. ~ -. - s:'s ssp ~ : q,
Il a. n n ~ n. s 4 isslss s' -
t&l@AseltsD1e ebates 4 sha ksswasass "a
. . ssss &C - -: :. =. =:
Fk s ss ~ s.s as. 1870 ssss ::
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Grenlng Uelegraph
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1864.
wAyFARISG.

From ne German.
] knocked In vain at the rich mln's door;
A iarthng is all he give, ID the poor.
Gently tapped at Affections gate;
Ten others were woOing; | was TOO late.
Fain would / approach II 1n1r's ylstlcd abode,
No spurs had won, no psItrey rode.
Where Industry toile O. pittance to gain,
met only rags starvation, aud pam
Through life have sought thg abode oF Cluteut .
Il beckOned, but vanished when nearer went.
One cottage found; twas CLASSY and lows
Thithcr for refuge at lat Imly 90.
rs portals are open to welcome each guest:
There many before me in silence sought rest
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-15

kg% WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR-GENR-
raj As required BY the llth seson OF the Act en-
titled IAN Act enabling the Banks OF this Commonwealth
10 become AsosaoRI for the purpose Of Banking under
the Laws Of the ntOdI states passed the 2ld day of
August A, D. 1874 has certified to me, that the 20 nmar
eia Bank Of Pennsylvania Of tho City Of Philadelphia,
has furnished satisfactory evidence to him that all tho
requ Of aAid Act have compiled with by he
said Bank. and that It has become Association for the
purpose OF barking under the laws Of the United Stass
de- therefore this notice thereof 10 be published
IN accordance with the provisions Of the said lh Ion
az the said Act and do declare that the charter Of said
RAnk by the terms Of said act deemed and taken 10 no
hereupon surrendered subsst TO the provisions OF thslt
section Of said ASt.
A. G. CURTTg,
Governor OF Pennsylvania.
KIzovTIvs cuAIDA4, HAasIsBUBo, 18th November
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