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Wood and Coal.

GOAL AS w 20 o d.
ApyAycB IS PRICES IN CoSsg0rRScR oP PRRtGHT AND
rolls uNyrSG ADVANCED,
Red ash SH
Lykeus Valley, ts"f red N-h). $50
Baltimore Company. tsupcrtor white Hsh,) sGi
Chestnut Summer Cooking Coat go
Cumberland run " Mine 900
Cumberland Lump 10
OAK AND PINE wOUD constantly on hand,
We are sole agents for the sale of the celebrated Bal
tlmurc Company Coal. and AHg PREPARED ru PrHSIsi
IT ~ ANY QrASTIrT
8 p. BROWN h son,
~ SiHlh street, bctwcnR aud T.
Branch Office ut our yard and whNryos, Mt foot Ui
Seventh street. sggs.u
w OOD AND COAL.
White Ash, " PcrtpB.
Red Ash, u. o. par ton,
Pine Wood, % 90 per cord
oak Wood, q per cord.
wAEIlNGTON AND GEuRGLTOWS ICE co.
once: Corner II Twelfth aud str""ts, and Tnntl
street wharf. heAi-u
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IN FACT, ALL CHRONIC DISEASES, WHEN NOT
organic, Yield to the Electrical currents in Dr.
SIEDD' hands, o, a.,
Send for q circular, with certificates, no2S't
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lew Advertisements.

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Book Publishers, philadelphia.
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circular For sale by dealers in hardware and ma
ehlnnfY.
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ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE,
DRw b. sHEDD. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
Corner Of Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue.

INDICATED vAPOR BATHS for the euro OF GOut,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague and Fever, Mereurial
Diseases, DrUpHy, all CutaneOus Diseases, pyspcp-
sia Liver and Kidney Diseases, CUlds, Catarrh
They give d fair aud beautiful complexion.
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ID OBERT BOYD'S GREAT STOVE ESTABLISH
IL MENT, No 40 Ninth street. between D and /.
Everybody In wRnt,tcNll aud purchase uO3-H
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FIg;T NGRTgAGE B0EPs 81 81, boVIs AND IRON

i MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CoMPANI. .-srvcn per
cent interest, February and August t-These Bonds
Pilot Knob, and in hrs class order aud an extension
Of about the length from Pilot Knob to Belmont,
now rapidly constructing, for which tho proceeds oT
these bonds are To be used. max through route
from St. Louis to New Orleans by rail. The earnings
Of tho ~ miles s0 oD year, the net profits now
are succnt to pay the interest the entire amount
" bonds, were they all issued The basis Of security
is believed to be beyond that Of any other bonds now
9geTcd Apply A the Gtise e tSe c2mpapy, NC ts
or to CLARK, DODGE & CO, corner VI Wall and
william streets, New York city.
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DHILADELPIIIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI.
L MORE RAILROAD.

L G6RB RHiLRoAD.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th, 1866
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
s.ii5a IN, Express Mondays excepted H. Is a. m,
Exprcssi 800 p. m., Express; and ll.W p. NJ, Ex-
Way Mail Train for Baltimore at sl5a IN.
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO pHIhADELPHLA.
Express: i,lO p m, Express: 6& p. m, Exprcssi
30 p "'' SUNDAY TRAIN.
Lcayc Philadelphia Tor Baltimore and Washington
Leave Bai,i%Sro hS y 81 b IEhllnaelphls s.s@pm
milo baltimore IT. IT, I y IKBSNBH. sapSriniCndout
1867 rEYYsYGGvEkSAAiA GESAAi ROUTE 1867
TO THE NoRTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and after MAY 9th, 1857, trains will fol.
wa'hIagtOn 7,Sa,m. Baltimore l2I0p.m.
s4SPP.m, ss4BSP. m, ,SSS
THE GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State. room, day
and night Cars, with modern improvements. aud saving
two hundred mile sayed To wSstSrh nnd CentraI % New
kE DAE HWc BAES E2 FRIgs the KEfT " fr NORTH
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and PITTS.
Passengcrs BY this route from Baltlm9rc have the
nayTrg'Gs% FoT nSG nS 81 al" changes IN UNION DE-
Tickets by this route can be procured at the oGlc",
National Hotel where reliable Information Will bc
Passenger procuring tickets at this eGcc can secure
GaTsS " PRRSob Fl Teta k% SscS ST Pitts
Corner Sixth It. aud Penn. ayenG",.
dc3ly Baltimore, Nd.
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II II the Beat chance ever offered 10 Ag"nlt.
one or Two days time will secure good Sewing
Machine, Watch, SILK Dress, Revolver, or some
other article uf equal value, Free Of Cost.
Agents wanted everywhere, male and female, fnr
''' "' s. c. THOMPSON GCO.
a Hanover street, Boston, Mass.
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NAVAL rENsIoNs.

During the year ending November !, lsG7
there has been an increase Of 20 on the invalid
pension roll and of ls+ on the widows and or
phans' roll, making total of 2l3, and calling for
fIO,OsD.2O more than the previous year The
number Of each class on the rolls Is Ms follows;
l,U7H nyalids, annually receiving "a %
l,&g wlduws and children, annually rcCriY-
ing. 81 ,EtS "a
7lnYalids under act March :, 1867,
cclylng ,.........,,,,,,,.',,,.,,,,.. 7jG tu
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y lo,i,l,r ar!imni f,. nicng tlir .hr,

is lo'i1!r er!iund f,s along til shnre.
The RIDE conclusion tends III" rGu!teI NY
And dread rnvcrberatina rprSH. reply.
Tho Suiphury Sircc cnslirnnds each ship
And flames arr braa.i.iuy frua each lannon's lip
The men, like demons fruru il.n world below.
Darh tn. death-deulihg engines to and fro:
Thu blood sl,outs forth from many streaming vein
Aud al the decl; is crowded with tho slain.
Tn. pirate llaS is struck; wild lurrah
Kings on the air above the crash o. war,
And back again reas the defiant ycll
As though iwerc r;tercl from the. depths If hell.
Another shot; il strikes the pirate hull
The tide is rushing in.the hold is full.
The pumps are promptly manned int ali il vain
Slow sinks the vessel in the watt.,y main.
One mighty plunge; the surgine waters roar.--
Dawn goes the pirai" snip To rise NJ morc.
But ere that vessel sank beneath tine wave.
And found in oceans depths liquid grave,
Faint Oh thcear, those murmu-nE accents !oN,
Which uttered in despair, Ny Isabel"
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lr-,Sr Cn'nu,r rH,">-.-- III h.'it'!..-. III
lis animal report 10 tile directors u: tn. irs,nr
Asylum ut s'ta,.riuE. recommends tiInt ih" l"tI>-
laiurr should n,a1r prompt nnl -"itnhl" provision
for tho aud cu:e of msaup cUivroi PERSONS in
Virginia.
4 numhar O! Cniici States soldiers broke into
the opera hall III A;iautu, Monday night, during
an entertainment given by the young ladies vf tli.
High School, and cltu!urcl fnr the r.lnuval of :,
Confederate lag, SKID to be- upon Christmas tree
III the hail.
The Atlanta ln'c,i;y"nc"r says shat the pork
packing hu>;n'-- IL Now being extensively ans! snc-
ccsstully carried in ;hat city for The frs lime.
Ab"ut fifty ~ employed in pork packing
establishment there and live hi:'!r-d hogs had ar
rived by one tram.
The President has r"ccrc! from James Lyon.
Of Richmond. cane mair nf Il piece OF the old
figatc Constitution. The inscription on the gold
head Of the cane compliments Andrew Johnson is
''thc rcslurcr of the Constitution"
4 bill "f fare published in the Savannah .4drsr-
tS"r announces green peas among the entrees.
Lee Tucker, notorious horse thief, escaped from
Dinwiddc county Jail, Christmas day.
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MARRIED.,

Al the residence OF Mr. Henrietta Nelson on the 9th
uno, by the Rev. William H. Meade, OF Csriuttr-y
nr. DOUGLAS B. BENSON, " lInnOycr county, Ia
Mis- LE'TrlE l." NELSON, OF kim William county.
ON the 10Th !ns;art hy the Rev GrOrxa Jacob Lieut.
EZEKIEL. j LEVY, juf the Due,y IL VTRGISIA
dauy;"t 81 George Davis Esq Mi q: this city.
~ Philadelphia .t,I Ncw YORK papers pcase copy
On the 9th December 1885, at Lodge l,ll, the red.
jenrc Of Mrs. N. r. Norman, rs the Rev. Mr.. Meredith
ms- SALLIE 81. WlCkLIFFE MI Of stafford coun
ty Va.
III Alexandria Gazette please c"py.
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Gazette please cop
DIED,

At the residence Of her husband, Capt. Richard :
Booker. corner First and Concord streets, Mr.. A.
rent, and Il friend 10 the needy in time of ,ls,rrss
lied III shc lire,l-a believer in the Lord Jr-'I, -
"Icrscd the dead who dir in the Lor
At the residence Of her sister, Mrs. L. trl,h, I.:3
line county, Va, nj O'Clock y. ~. Dcc,rI - - N;
Mrs NARY l.. HILL, ac-r painful and 's'''S w
ness. anrrs ,,.n,r
Fredericksburg, Va, and Raymond, Mis-
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From Il Lady.

WEST MiLroS Saratoga Co., ~ VI
July d, 1851.
DIR. iiusrrTrER-Sir: have long 'irayed writing 10
ynn my sincere tauk- for the good you have done my
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would suit her cls-. Accidentally there came part OF
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In louking Il over saw glance that your BirTEES
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son spa and got q bottle Of your BIrrESs. shc conf
rnrnce taking them, and such change in one week with
her apet;tc and the distress that vlctas occaaionc
and tia, burning in the Stomach never sw In my Life,
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now abb. 10 WORK ali the time. think there Is tle
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bottles more, which think will cure her entirely We
and others though: she had disease Of the heart but
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You're with respect,
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Tho Washington correspondent Of the Standby
Dispatch, tells this characteristic story concerning
the la,e Count Gurowski:
The Count was once in heated argument with
IN ex-rrbel, Judge L., when he suddenly said :
Judge l., admire you - "WkN" returned
the Judge, ~ cannot SEQ how you can admire lne
after calling HE such hard names. "lndced,
roared tho Count, IL admire everything Eat Ia per-
ieck, aud you are ono perieck scoundrel.
i TRrrIrrL -ANSwEE.-Bupkhum, in tho old
North State, is undoubtedly the hca!thiest spot on
earth and it was on that account that some clover
country gentlemen" were surprised one day TO see
4 Bunkhrmi,e Mt work on M u!ninoua hole in The
ground. Of course they inquired what he was
about!
Digging grave, sir.
Digging Il grave. WY, thought people didn't
1ic often here DO they
''Ot no sir, they never die but once.
They never asked that question ''but once.
At an evening party at Aberdeen, gentIew-
man present had resolved 70 indulge in LILLE
banter at the expense Of member Of the company,
who was deep il, the study Of - natural hiS"ry.
'Pray. sir, sud the lady, could ycu i"i! pc now;
whc. sc were lutely mt the coast We ware followed
for nearly 4 mile by number of geese "ffaiiE,
em at u loss" replied the youth ''ualcsS IN tAe
Principle that birds of feather flock together
Every woman is in tho wrong until she cries.
ard ,hcn she is in the right instantly.
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GOOD NEWS FOR TUE AFFLICTED!
"
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN,

NEURALGIA, STIFFNESS OF JOINTS, R1lECSA.
TlSN, PAINS IN THE BACK, CHEST, Ncp &c.
After n suspension Of several years, induced ~ The
war, W L. ROCK akca pleasure 10 inform i" p!i'c
thai H.. has nya;n conmrc III" n:.uiictuIc III is m
comnuraILr SOUTHERN REM EDI fDT the cure of al
the nl,vc ,I.s.ascE, Which 50 -orr!y a!' mankind In
presru,ing his remedy, hc wishes Ia l' distinctly rcr.
stood "a asking only trial. AMI deems unnecessary
say NOR, than that tic nUrry will c rc;Gi'" in:s c.-,-
Of failure after u fair iriUi Jcc"riiH9 4" d."'"oS :c
follow g certificate, which j. only nj i:!;y hist t.v
been Voluntarily gvcn 10 the manufacturer bc'rs w'--
10 liz virtue: . - =, 49,.
KIcHwosp, Va, Eov. 81, l5GG
NJ. S.. l.. Rack:
Dear Sri used one bottle 0. your GOOD SAM All
TAN in 1861 for RhcImatism, aid II acted Ike CHARM
making perfect cure, have not suffered any since
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forts TO relieve the afflicted.
Respectfully, MILES e. EGILESTnS
Tho GOOD SAMARITAN re bought OF ai III"
principal Druggists, and whol"sn'" %
X. l.. DEEA1, Sole Agent,
Il, oI-sy, Spotswnnd Hotel.
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From A. McMnkIn, Esq" New York, No. es3 EroI:"aS'
March %, 1866.
Dear sirI take great pleasure In &c the ~
taordinary remedial Qualities ~ inc iioo'' al
4 member Of tEc family has been for many year,
perfect martyr Dyspepsia, Par!tanVn 81 thr "'a.r''
and other Gistressin, offspring. Of torpid hscT LiI'
nrrs;p,cI to ,ry the above celebrated remedy which "
few weeks resulted IA making her (to Use h.: own
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You are at liberty make any of THE you zee Il,
or refer similar sufferers to Yours, trul y,
" 49, 4. MCIAs:3.
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Ny W. WINSTON FoSTAiSE, OF VIRGINIA
Dear lady, still my bosom heaves.
Aud in mine eyes swell bitter tears
Yes. even now my spirit srieres
And mourns those unfo-sotten years
Those Ieauteous yenrs. like cnskots rare--'
Their diamond moments sparkling yet
Their golden hours Ms brightly fair
As il the fairy time We met
Net on the Turlcy-hauuted Rhine,
Upon its margin gathered flowers,
Pluaked purple grapes from nlf tho vine,
And rosmed among thu ruined towers.
Yes, lady, remember when
/ thought thy lovo WIS all mine OVID,
And wildly boats my heart IA then,
When augh, recalls thy thrilling tone.
That last fair eve spent with thee,
OFT rises clearly ON my sight.
We had been reading meath tree,
OF sweet Undinc, tho ctn spritr;
And as We read tho tender tale,
Aud looked down ou her liquid realm,
4 rosy Il Lsht cur"bcd the vale
And led us from tho rr,stiing elm.
Glow beautiful '" thou crcdst with JOY,
While gazing mt the tinted skies.
GLOW beautiful is fairy Floy.."
Cried !, whi.o gazing in ,hino eyes.
And never, till this heart ia still,
Can forget that look Of thine;
1t made my very soul to thrill,
And tremble with love divine.
The hera!d-star cnme lwinkiirs bright,
Into the hlushirg western sky;
Then slowly paled the rosy light,
And myriad armies besmed on high.
The splendid radiance ct tho morn
Lit up the mystic scene around us
Tho rowing winds Of early June
With soft and balmy arms ouwourd u7'
Thy timid, tender, maiden vow,
Thv dreamy eyes of violet blue,
Thu moonlight on thine upturucd brow,
Thy shoulders bare--of sea-she!l hue
Ger Which thy silken curls were falling,
The cleaning waves, the dew gemmed bush
Where the s,lvary nightingale was calling -
All often through my memory rush.
Remembered thou the lily fur,
The daughter If tina river Rhine,
Which thou dds! take FROM nut thy hair,
And Dress with those sweet lips OF thine:
haze it still Upon my heart
Ii travelled over land and sea,
With it. though crushed, would not part
For all tho world, suvc unto thee.
o Florence, must my Leart still burn,
Condemned to wander from thy risht?
From darkness may | not return
10 rrvci in Loves gnidon ight5
Remember Few the promise given,
When parting in our early bloom -
When parting meath the stnIlit heaven !.
Oh call thy lover from the gloom
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INCIDENTS.

Some of the escapes or the miners were very re-
markable. One man, named Bates, was hewlng
coal in some new works, about a mile and half
from tho shafts. He became AWARD Of the explo-
aion by sudden rush Of air, which throw him
down and rendered him insensibl! On recovering
himself no felt that he being enwrappcd in the
sutfocatng choke-damp, and, with desperate Of
fort, he struggled towards the shafts. The roads
were ST. blown down that he could hardly find his
way and after climbing over heaps Of Debris he ut
last fell helpless, and gave himself up for lost
Some friendly hand raised him, and once moro he
staggered on towards the shaft, where he at last
arrived, and was safely taken to The surface.
Another man was knocked down senseless, and
one of tho exploring parties afterwards found him
rrasping in his arms tho body of II dead cat
Others brought to tho surface alive experienced
sngnarly narrow escapes from falling debris and
after damn TO avoid the latter many fell on their
faces stuffed their clothing ir their mouths and
crawlcd along the level.
Ono of tho most affecting scenes which the
senrchers came upon was the discovery OF more
than twenty men, nearly the Whole Of whom were
Tucked in each other arms. They had faced death
together and had carried the friendship of life to
the very threshold of the grave. Others had owl
IDENTIFY been swept away while taking leave Of each
other. and in the terror and confusion Of the mo-
ment others had still remembered to appeal to the
mercy Of their Gud. Not few were thus found in
the attitude Of prayer.
4 more awful spectacle thin that presented to
the searchers on Wednesday night coud hardly be
found, even on battlefield Horses, coal-tubs,
and in come cases men and lads, wcro heaped
together in ono confused mass. aid some Of TIE
bodies were so much disiigurcd, moro by dirt than
mutilation, that their friends could hardly rccog-
Mise them some had to be identified hy u button,
or shoe or some part If their tat:cred garments.
Samuel Brown, Of Bsrns,ev, states that when the
first explosion took place. during the search for
which be had volunteered, he was caught by the
after-blast, and became unconscious tor time.
Afterwards he revived and wandered about the
Forth incline, falling over manglcd corpses in the
road, and found his way to the pit mouth, where
he pulled the signal bell He thinks there was no
other living being in the pitt for after his conscious
ness returned he never heard any voices or moan
ing, or any other indication Of life.
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CiUrroS-None genuine un!css the words IDOL
Low.Y, NEw YoRx ASD LoSDos,' are d!scernabe as q
,rrma in every leaf Of the book OF directions around
each po; box the may be plainly seen 10y mol"
ina he fafto M> light handsome reward Will be gwen
TO any one rendering such Information "a may lead 10 the
detection OF any party parties counterfeiting the ned
icr. or vending the same, knowing them 10 be spurious
=. Sold at the mauufactory OF Professor HOLLOWAY
50 Maiden Lane, New York. and by ail respectable drug
ists pni dealers In medicine Throughout the civilized
world also By Dcmaa, Barnes & Co., New York
R- There Ia considerable saving by taking the large
2c-.
y. B--Drccons Tor the guidance of patients in every
disorder ar. affixed 10 each poland box.
R1- Dealers In my well known medicines can have
show c:r!- circulars, &c, sent FREE OF EAFENSEi'
hy addressing Thomas Holloway, 50 Maiden Lane Nc"
York. ieoo-s
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From the Rev. Levi &. Beck, Pastor OF the hlI'-.
Church, Pembcrton, " j., formerly OF the N4rin ~
It's, Church, Philadelphia II prescu; P"etor q III '
tist Church, Chestcrr Pm
T have known UuoAlnnd's German Bi::c-- 'n"1r''''
for n number Of years ! have u-ed them IN "F o.
family and have been pleased with their "', ,'''
tnow that ,II: hav. operated in . striking: hr'ra
manner take grca; pleasure in ;'us puhtt''y
Inc th;s fact, and calling The attention o. no. '''i
these B;,,.r- knowing from cxpcrrnc" :ha y, '%'
mendaiion will be- sustained 10 this mos en- -
as HooIands B,ters il intended 20 beleHI 'c ''''''
ana ID no' JUN N LETI q. PEcf.
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bridges g. LANE,
MASUrAc7rREs e DEALERS ~
RAILROAD AND CAR FINDINGS
AND MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ALSO,
TAFTs' PATENT ROLLING LEVER SHEARS
AND PUNCHES,
so CORTLANDT STREET.
Corner of Grcenwich) NEW YORK.
Railroad Axles, Wheels, Chairs. Spikes Bolts Nuts
Washers, Car, Slip and Bridge Bolts Iron Forgings
various kinds, DC, Sec and Rubher Springs Locnmotv
and Hand Lanterns, Portable Forgcs and Jack Screws
Cotton Duck for Car COvers Brass and Silver Trimmings
Alao, Agents for the Manufacturers of CARMEN
Innings
ALBERT BRYDGES. JOEL C. LANE
jan 26-c1y
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BE SURE voc GET TIE GENf!'E'
Prepared by Dr. c. N. JACKSON, PhiatGirh';, ~ MI
his sinn,ure on the wrapper and his ""'n' '''" " '
Bottle. , L,
There are countertcits in the ma-Sr'
pr,c.-single bottle 81. or half-dozen f'r H.
Should your nearest rnss:t nSi have H. "lE
az i nv " rrr., in it, place, but sen! !" a. -' V"
t uyiii 4 'rwarl sccarsy packed rs express.
Principal Office and Manufact"r''
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For the EnquiIer arn, scn,lrel.l
ALOyER'S PRAYER.

Ny W. WINSTON roNrA,Sr, OF VIRGINIA.