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WINTER TIME, TAKING EFFECT OCT. 18, 1867,
The trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depot, at THIRTY-FIRST and MARKET
Streets which is reached directly by the Market
Street cars, the last connecting with each train
leaving Front and Market streets thirty minutes be-
fore IT'S departure, The Chestnut and Walnut Streets
cars run within one square of the Depot.
ON SundayB-The Market Street cars leave Front
and Market Streets thirty-hve minutes before the
departure of each train.
the Ticket office N W. cor Ninth and Chestnut streets,
Xeenfs of the Union Transfer Company will call for
and deliver baggage at the Depot Orders let at No,
OOl Chestnut street. No. South Eleventh street. will
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and Franklin RsuEeT- Passengers leaving PhIlsdei-
OIL City NJ 96J - :, :
City AT 4'85 r. M.
close connections az OH City with trains for FrauIlS
and Petroleum Centre, Baggage checked through
ALFRED L. TYLER,
III General superintendent
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
i TIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
i TIMORE RAlLR0AD.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing Monday, September 30, 1867. Trains
will leave Depot, corner BROAD street and WASH
1NGTON Avenue as follows:- .,,
for Baltimore. stopping at all regular stations Con-
Meeting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington for
Express Train at IL NJ. Sundays excepted) for Bal
Express Train al $3.50 p NJ. (sundays excepted) for
Thurlow, Linwood Claymont, Wilmington, New
port, Stanton, Newark, Elkton, Northeast Charles
mans, Edgewood Magnolia, Chase's and stemmer's
Run. 49,
and Washington Connects at Wilmington (Satur-
days excepted) with Delaware Railroad Line, stop
ping at Newcastle, Middetown Clayton, Dover, Har-
Meeting at Crisfied with Boat for Fortress Monroe
Norfolk, Portsmouth and the South.
BaitmoTe. viii take the IL NJ Train. Via Crisheld
will take the lI'o9 z; NJ Train ave
stopping at all Stations between philadelphia and
Leave Philadelphia at 18O 4sO, 600 and 80 daily
p. M The 4's0 P. NJ. Train connects with Delaware
Railroad for Milford and intermediate stations. The
600 p. NJ, Train runs 10 New Castle.
Leave Wilmington at and A. NJ, 400 and $50
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 725 A. NJ. Way Mail; A. NJ,
Express; 2l5 p. NJ lex press; 6'S5 PM, Express; s35
-'iS SUNpAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at S55 2. M. stopping at Havre-
Northeast, Elk ton and Newark, to take passengers
for Philadelphia and leave passengers from Washing
ton Baltimore and at Chester 10 leave passengers
from Washington or Baltimore.
Through Tickets TO all points West, South and
Southwest may be procured at the Ticket Ofice No
where also, steterooms and berths in sleepingcars
can be secured during the day. Persons purchasing
at their residence by the Union Transfer Company.
4ss 81. F. KENNEY, Superintendent,
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COAL.

d MIDDL ETON q CO., DEALERS IN
d. HARLEIGH LEHIGH and EAGLE VEIN
COAL. Kept dry under cover. Prepared expressly
for family Hse. Yard, No 1925 WASHINGTON
Avenue. once, no, 5l4WALNVT Street, 7a
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1907 FOR NEW YORK-THE CAMDEN
lOO and Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton
RaiTOad CSmpa1ys % Lines 5. non P5ilsSelphis to New
wiz leave as follows. viz FARE.
AtSA. M, via Camden ana Jersey City, Express
AtaP M, Via Camden and Xm6oy, Express. ~
ATS M via Camden and Amboy' Ac- lst @ class 225
"a Saa f2f "a class 'o
AT and 10 A. N., and $3.50 p M, for Trenton.
for RordsntOwE nnS B uTneoh Be BSverS and peanco
At6 and 10 A. NJ l, p $3.50, 8, 6. and 1870 p M, for
Ate and 10 A. N. i. $aO. O. and M II,$o P; NJ, for
AT and 10 A NJ, l. SEQ, 9, and llsO P. NJ for Fish
e The rand li'soP. NJ Lines leave from Market Street
+ sfiS' LINES LINE FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT
Al ii A. NJ 40 P. NJ and 10 p M tnlght), via Ken
fRgoR FRfe g. and Jersey o'S' new york Express Lines
Ats iol5 and Il A. NJ, 2aO $3.50, $780, O. and l2 P. NJ
at and ici5 A. NJ $50. 5, and IL P. M. for Morris
ilt At SnS and i6l5 a. NJ sao 4aO s. and IL P. NJ for
'casIS1 AT lS15 a. NJ, 2aO and P. NJ for Eddlngtop
At 7.s0 and iOI5 A. NJ, $50 A. s. 6, and u p NJ for
Cornwels. ToiTesdae H9lmies56nTg Iaeopy' Pissi'
for Holmes6qrg and nteIme6iate ate stations TINES
From Bensington Depot. r.,.,-,-
At A. NJ. for Niagara Falls. Beiso' ROC 6esteS
Binghamton, Oswego syracuse, Great Bend Mon MON
trose, Wilkesbarre, Scranton Stroadsourg' water
esp sX. s NJ and $50 P. NJ, for Bevdere EastOn'
% so y NJ Line Connects direct with the Train
leaving Faston for Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethle'
p NJ. for Lambertvllle ard intermediate sta
Zines from West Philadelphia Depot via Connect
ing Railway. will leave as IolioWsDD nr 1,-,.At-.
and New York Express Lines, via Jersey CITY Fare,
Se A. M. and $50 P. NJ Lines viii run daily. All
OtBSrS sngdiasSs gs isgs % H. eATzMER Agent
DHILADELpHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
NoRRIsToWN KAILb9SAlA ,[ 20 lAbiV ADiiVIIME y TABLE.
Teave philadelphia 67 9O5i 10, H. IL A. NJ; !, 2,
So, 81 A. s. 81, sic 2 s. 3 10 IL ~ sod M IN ,r
Leave Germantown o. ~ y ,1ai ~ w. ~ x NJ
~ s90 Down Train, and 50 and 524 Up Trains will
NOT stop on the GermantoWn BTanch
Leave Leave PhlSSsteV'nn dPfhITasStoWn So A. NJ. i.6g5IP.M.
Ae"'' On FSNUT HILL RAILROAD
Lave Phlladelpha q, s, TO- Il A. NJ 2'S74, 54, T. s,
ana saye Al G6esnu Hill 7lO $50 and lr1O A. NJ. l4o
S4O, $40, 61o' S'4O' am on - iSfTND4Ys
roaye philadelphia 0i4 A. NJ. and z. NJ.
Ieaye LIea Chesnut Hill mo A. NJ 1910, $40, and 925
T, M, coNsHoHocKE AND NoRRIsTowN.
Leave Phladephia1 O. 71Si D. and Ito A. NJ M,s,
AZ n, Bii sos, and ll52 Il NJ:
~ NoTristown 54O Y 100 3, and ii A, NJ IL, Z,
81. ga, ana OF - ON SUNDAYS
..vo philadelphia A. NJ, $3.50 and 7'lb p, M
Aare NorrstOwn A. NJ, $50 and p M
Le"'N FOR MANANUNK.
leave philadelphia Q, 733, o, ana l1O5 A. M IA, 8,
" cave IS Manayunk SO "a s2O 9s, and lO< A. NJ p
So, s, "a, 9, aud 1919 4 sMifNDAvs
reave philadelphia 0 A. NJ, ~ and ~ Pm.
iLssve Lssav Manayunk az A. M, q and 9JS II. M
Leave W. s. WILSON, General superintendent.
IN Depot, NINTH And GREEN streets,
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P 0 E II R Y
Written for the Lancaster Ledger. I
LET US HASTEN AWAY.

While the bright sun /, shining, and the winds
are at play,
Come, joyfuly hasten, let us haste away;
Let US haste to- the fields all verdant and bright
Where flowers are blooming a beautiful sight ;
Wen Gull US tins morning, fair heav enly gems
Creation's sweet children, wen pluck from each
stem,
A garland all blooming wen wreathe and com.
bine,
And plrce on thy head darling-thou seauty
divine.
Wen sit by the brooklct so pearls and clear,
WEilc zephyrs so gentle move fresh on the air;
And sec through the tree.tops the blue atching
shy,
Nor heed the swift moments increasingly ay.
With the birds wen carrol and sing an the day,
While sadness and gloom are chastenei away ::
Our laughter shall ring aud echo together,
Wen love-and Beloved, we will love but each
other.
iairest of Lilies, let us haste and away,
Just now, whife the sunbeams 80 beautiful blav;
While fresh il tive morn and balmly the breeze,
Aud songaters are tuneitg mid the green for,
est trees.
Come hasten and let us, 60 bounding aud free,
All happy and gay with innoccn: gice
Let US fee from the world and live for awhile,
Let noe live in thy smile Lilly let me We IN
thy sn.ilel
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME l.. +. THORNTON, the great English
Astologr>t, arvoyaHt aud PsvchomctrIcian.
who has a-louisEcd the scientific classes of the
Old World, las No, located herself at Hudson.
y. !. Madame Thornton possesses such won.
deriul powers oi second sight, M to enable hor
10 impart kmowlc@ge of Lhc greatest inpor-
,ance To the sing or married oi either sex
While IN n s'itc of lrance, she dclincales the
very features at the person Won are To- marry,
and ty the AID OF an instrument of intense
power, known as til" J. ychumouope, guaran.
tees to Produce - lifc.hkc picture oi the iu,rrc
husband Or wife 81 tie applicant. together with
date oi marriage, posiro" ~ life, leading traits
% character, &c. This ~ no huInbuy, ns thou.
sands oi tcstimuIials eau aSscIt. She will send
when desired certified Ccrtliicntr or written
Tnarant"c, that thr picture is what il purnort- to
pe. Nv cnclo1ing Il small lock ot hair. aud
Stating place Of hlrth. rG", disposition ami com
pl"kI"", and enclosing fifty cents aud stamped
envelope addressed to Yourself. YOU will receive
the picture aud desired information hy return
mail. All communications sacrrdlv cOnfIcn.
tidl Address in confidence. Madame F.. r.
Thornton, =. o. Box 228, Hudson, y. Y.
February %, 1907. ".
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE

MADAME REMINGTON. the world renown.
I'd A-troogst and Somnambulistic Clairvoynnt,
while in ciairvoyant state, delnsate. tl.e very
textures OF the person you are To- marry and by
the aid ot an instrument of intense power,
know" n' the Psychomorop", gutau e-s 10
produce the pe'i CT and lle.lk- picture Of the
future husband ar vile of the applicant, with
date Of marriage occupation. lea Ing trait, Of
charactcr'6c, This - uo imposition. ~ tr.ti.
moniais without number can assert. by stating
place OF birth, age, disposition, color oi eyes
aud hair and enclosing Uiiy cent?. aud s,smped
ersrlDp" addressed To yourself, You will rec Give
the picture by return mail, together with desir.
cd information.
sS- Addre" m confidence. MaIsme Ger.
lude Remington, 7. U. Box 29T. West Toy.
n. \. tFeb. 20, ly.
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N. Y. ADVERTISER ENTS.
LATESTFAS SHIONS DEMAND
J. w. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE SPRlNG)
s TX Il R II (.

rlNlIE w ondrrful nexibility and great COM
4 fort and pleasure tO any Indy wearing
the Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies,
Operas, Carriages, Ra lroad Cars. Church
Pcws, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and
iiohs" Dress, ~ the Skirt car be folded
"h-n m use /" occupy small place ns
easily and conveniently as n silk or Muslin
Dress, an invaluable qulrw in crinoline,
not found in any Single Spring Skirt
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Great Convenience of wearing
the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
n single day will Never afterwards WILING.
" dispense Nth their nse. For Children.
Misses aud Young Lniie1 they are superior
To- AL others
Thev viii not bend N break. ike the Sin.
gle Spring, but will preserve their perr,c,
and graceful Shape when three or four or
dInary Skirts will have lecn thrown aside
MS useless The Hoops nre covered with
doubl" aud twisted thread, and the bottorS
rods are not only double springs. but twice
Cor .donblcJ covered: prcve wing them from
wearing out when dragging down stoops,
stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is n great favorite
with nli ladies aud il universally recom-
mended bv the Fashion Magazine rs tho
Standard skirt Of the fashionable world.
TO enjoy the following sinrstimnbc ad-
vantngcs in Crino'inc, viz: superior quality.
perfect mtnufacturc. stylish shade ana
| tinis;, Il, xibiIitv. durability, comfort and
economy, enquire fnr J w. sBr"dirvS Du-
plcx Elliptic. or D"ulle Spring Skirt, and
be sure YOU get the genuine article.
CAUTroS-To guard against imposition
,. 49,
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GROFESTEEN 3 co,
p Piano Forte Manufac turers.
400 Broadway, N. Y:

THESE PIANOS, received the Hiphe.t
l. Award of Merit! at the Word. Fair,
over the best makers fIom London, Paris,
Germany, the Cities oi New York, PhiladeI.
pNm, Baltimore and Boston also, the Gold
Medal at The American Institute, fer Five
successive years! Our Pianos contain tho
French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Over
strung Bass, Full Iron Frame, and I'll Mod.
crn improvements. Every Instrument war;
Ean'ct FiV" years Made under tive suuer.
VISION "f Mr.. J. II. G?oyesteen. wno have
PRACTICAL experience of over thirty five
Venrs, aud il the maker Of over eleven
Thousand piano forte1. Oar f,clI ties for
manufacturing enable us 10 sell these in.
strumen's from 500 TO $500 cheaper thsn
anv first class piano forie.
Dec. s, Oily,
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PR 0SP E G. II Us
OF TuE CHARLEsroN SEMI WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY NEwS.


The publishers "i the Ch,rl, stor Daily
News have much pleasure IL imiurminp the
pnblIc that e.. first nu"ibcr of their long.
promised Semi Weekly -diii"n viii be
issued on Saturday, the Sd ct November.
and viii In rrgulnrlv Published thereafter
on Nr're>dal and Suturdav..
. As has been h,i"rs stated il will he the
"mdrav"r "f tive Publishers to make I'M
r"per in every way worthy of tie public
patronage. 1t viii contain variety 10
mater. conslsiIug of stories. literary news,
family gossip, etc, which will not be found
~ the Daiv, and ,ill hayr all the editorials
nnd news al interest Transferred from that
issue The mntkot reports VII he tuli and
reliable
The Weekly edition Of the News will
also be commenced on Sunday M"r"ing,
the os N"v-mher. and viii Ire issued
regularly tnerraf. er every Sunday morning
This pnprr will be entirely riginal m itself
and will be. mad" up independent rt the
other editions 1t will contain the latest
telegrnphic news from all parts oi the -cua.
try. besides having interesting scircii"nS,
stores, literary items AID book reviews.
gossip, Int" mnrkc, reports, CiIv and State
items. etc G'c
Terms of semi Weekly 81 90 II wear
Terms OF N""kly.... $3 90 II wear.
No subscription viii hc received unlcss
accompanied with tue cash.
Address
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No IS I'aruc strcrt,
November !, sc Charleston, =. G
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S p | G. E-B @ Y.

Waterfall.
Agent waDted-by every single wo
man.
Poverty must bo n woman-it is so
fond OF pinching person.
A merchants advice in selecting a wife
was: "ret hold Of n piece Of calico tha,
will ,CdSh."
Douglass Jerrold said "t never hear
the rafting OF dice. ,ha, i, doesn't sound
like the funeral bell ola whole family"
Gessler.
Dress'd in a little brief authority,
Plays suoh fantastic tricks"
"Bob, how is your swee,hear, getting
aIongf "Preuv well, reckon. She
says, | needn't call any more"
y keep an excellent table" said LADY
dspuling with one OF her boarde,. -
"That may be true, ma'am." SAID he, but
you put very little upon it,"
The sum Of. Sickles' commandments is.
to obey. :he military authorities with al
your heart, and to love the niger as
yourself.
al rise tor Information" said.a memhe,
Of the Legislature body. 81 am ol.d 70
hear it," said a b,s,ander, "for no man
needs it more"
'"'"g ..r ne" organ, conn'ry ed
o;or. sng,..,;a" "' ~ leu u'eo away IN d"'
'' su''e"'""; i IKE one singing swee,
40" o'','' "'N 'H manners 'han
'"'u ""'I'''SSe' gentleman
""' "sNe' Tor s''h'' ! "sk
~, 49," ,"o"S"' 20" "Sd '"e most OF,
>''''"s ''P'' ,
%, .rJ ,o,, Ill., , =" WIN ~ your mas
beave,r ~ measures "'
.Wha,s IL w
sures dsr, Hs neva, s.a mn, 'a "P "e"'
"s"'
Two women wete having soma void.
together on the pavement, uh.n tho d.r
m, NJ ,ha doc, .,a .vo,a;.I .,u 80
TN, mother and call no, . H. ,.,,s
,bs caI,s vo,, o,a,h ''''F
u wish reverend father" said Curran
10 Father OL"ary, that YOU were ST.
Peter, and had the KEYS OF heaver, he
cause Then yon could let me in" "Bv
my honor and conscience" replied OLea
~, "it wopid be better for vouthat iad
she keys OF the other place, for then
could let you out"
A negro driver oI a coach in Texas,
aopp'ng to Get some water for the ladies
IN the carriage, being asked what he
stopped Tor, replied. atm watering mv
horers. A more delicate compliment
could not have been paid.
n. ,o ,,c -,
"',e' ''' NV ""'V' vs. hs was
E."S WI ""n'' "'enne' o" ne M'ss's
spp,' Wv, ., ' :" n'c" way smith up
-, oo" g'", dePs"h' upon r''cnm
,''t '."'AeS Tue 'a"rr' ~ ! get a
" ,s. - "'e, '"e po''r', snmi probably go
'P' " ~ '"e e""'"' uo"n.
.M,s p,ti,s
Stand these era m ,,t q, ,snor,. "a en-. %""e' ..
,,nI...,,, ''P','. sue can
no,k ran f,o .c,;,a ,L.. :. 30 "Ief; ND"
,lead-apd feather. con ,a J.o"S; ~
tia, "a q ~. ,ain;n oP"g
- - 'ub NUlrktN
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,E5 ~ Young Lady return.


ing 10 her country home, siter q soiourn Of
few months in the CITY, was hardly recognized
by her rriemds In place OF course, rustic.
flushed face, she had n soft ruby complexion of
almost marble -moothn"ss. aud instead Of twen
ty-thrce she really appeared but eighteen. Up
Oh inquiry AZ % the cause Oi 20 great a change
she plainly told I en- that she used the Ci,cas.
slan Ba I'm, and considered i, Hn ipynIu,hie
malls ton To any I.ady's toilet liy ~ use any
i.aSy aud 0s.tlemdu can improve ihcrr personal
appearance an huudrcd io,d r. il simpIe ia
it, combination, ns Nnture herself il sin,Die. vet
unsurpassed in its efficacy ~ drawing impmri,
ties from, alse healing, cleansing aud bcauIifvinp
The ska: ssd cnsnis.c= inn DIV ,ts direct action
on the cuicio il Gfaws & o., Il al l. lilies
kindly healing the same, aud leaving the sur.
face ~ Nature Intended IL should be, clear. soft
smooth aud beautiful .Pri e ~, s.ut by Mail
or Express. on fhceipt Of an orjr nv
W I. CLARK Il 60 Chemists
No 2SNcSt fayct'c ST, Syracuse, y. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of
the same Feb. 20, ly.
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Empire Sewing Machine GO.

Principal Office, 6l6 BrolioIy, Nso York
EREAT Improvement in Sewing Ma
VI chimes. Eprirs Shuttle. Crank Mo-
ticn Sewing Machine IL is thus rendered
no-vle-s in sclion It's motion being all
positive. il is not liable 10 gel ont of order.
IL is the best Family Machine! Notice is
callrd TO our new and Improved Manuftc.
turing Machine, for Tailor. and Boot aud
Shoe Filters. Agents wanted, To whom q
liberal disconnt will be given. No Con.
signmentS made.
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE co.
Dec. S, '6S-ly.
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B y A U I Y!
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen g. silken Curls

DKODUCED by The use Of Prot DE
i BREU%' FRiSER LIZ CHEVEUX.
One application warranted Ia curl Ihe most
sragnt and stubborn hiir Of e.ther sex into
Wuvy ringlrt-. or heavy mHssue cmrls Has
been used 10y the fashi lnnbes of Pari. and
ondon, with the most gratifying results
Doe, no injnrv to the hair. Price by mail,
sealed and postpaid 81 Descriptive Circn
lars mHilcd ffes. Address BERGER,
SHUTS & Co, Chemi-ts, No. as River
SIrrt. l'roy. n. Y, Sole Agents tor the
Unilod States. D
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Free to Everybody.

Large pp. Crcula~. giving information
OF the g,ra;c-t importance To the Young of
both sexes.
lt teaches how the hom-'y may become beau.
ttnI, the d"srisei respected. and the iorsakcn
loved
No young lady or gcutleman shoriII f,i! to
send tii"ir Address aui gcrivc II copy post.
paid, 10y return mail. Address, +. -. Drawer
81, Troy, \. Y. Feb. %. Gm.
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WHISPERS
NJ I s II A G. H f S !

LN)HCED Ia grow upon the smOOthrSt
i face in fr"W thrcr 20 five weeks by
using Dc SENlGNr"S RESrNUR
lfUR l.NiitE, the most wonicriui
discovery in modern scirurr, .artnr upoI
the Bear md Hair IN an almost miraculouI
manner. IL hHs been used ov tho "lits Of
Paris and London with the most Il altering
success Names of all purcnnIcr, viii bc
r-gistered, aud i; entire satisfaction il not
given In every instance. the money will h..
ch-srrnllNrrfunied pri,e by mail, sealed
and postpaid. 81 Descriptive circular. ani
Testimonials mailrI free Address BER-
GER, STU IT'S & CO. Chemists, No.
3s5 River Street Troy, n. Y. Sole agent.
for the United States.
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DENORESTS MONTHLY MAGA.

hENORESTS MONTHLY MAGA-
~ ZINE. uW,rr-ully Acknowledged the
Model Parlor Magazine "f America dcyo;
ID I" OrIgiual Stories. Poems, TX ,trhcS
Architecture aud Model Cottages, House-
hold Matters. eirmS "f Thought. Personal
a-d Literary Gossip -GnciudIug special de
patrmrn'S of Fn-hionSD ln,irucii"ns on
Health, GNmunslir, Equestrian EScrci-es,
Music, Nmn>, nrn'S. etc: all by the bes'
authors. and protuSrly and afiSicaliv Illus
STRAIT with costly Engraving lfull Size
useful and reliable Patterns, EnrbroiGcriC-,
Jcwrlrv, and n.constant sucerssiun of uriis-
tie ncvciics. with other useful aud enter
nj ing literature
No person 0f refinement, economical
house" lf'., "r lady of taste. can aiI"rd To do
wilh"ut the Model Monthly Single copies,
30 cents back puBhrr-, ~ specimens, 10
crnt- "Ilhrr mailed free" Yearly. So with
~ valuable premium; tw" cupirs 50 80 !;
three copies, 81 so; five copies. sl2, aud
'p.rnd,d In'uuuu.s for cInbs ~ 81 each,
with the tirSt prruiums to each subscriber
Address
W. JENNINGS DEMOREST,
No. 473 Broadway. y Y.
DrmOrrst'- M"urnIv and umuy Amrrira,
tog"th'r. -! with TIC premiums for each.
March -, 1867 -
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EXCELSIOR ! EXCELSIOl!L !
CIIASTELLAR'S
Hair ( E1Eterminatcr!!
For Removing Superfuous Hair.

To the .adrs especially, this nvsluabls
d-pat"rv recommends itself ~ b.ing an
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the committee to stand up, regardless OF
couseq uences, and vote for his impeach'
ment. II the day ever comes when poll
teal considerations are regarded by
Congress, then shall despair-despair
forevsr-of the safety and the stability
OF our institutions. The papers have
said that | could not sustain myself at
home, politically. Coming from the
little State of Vermont, as noble a State
as any In the galaxy, may not sustain
myself; but how poor-how Infinitely
poor-will this Offering be when l have
done my duty. Conscientious conSlc-
lions of duty are OF far more conse-
quence, at least In the hour of death,
than all the political chaplets that may
crown ones brow In the pathway from
the cradle to the grave. l express no
opinion now as to impeachment. l hold
my Judgment as judge until these in
vestigations are completed, and when
completed l shall act up to the convic'
lions of my mind-whether l live or die
whether ] stand or fall-before the
people of this country, or before my I'M
mediate constituents, who have honored
me heretofore, and who will honor me
hereafter, If l prove worthy of their con
hiancn