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The New York herald., 1867-04-18

cn CmoAao. April II, 1897.
The average majority for The rspublcaS ticket ysster
day wss 36t1-that for Mayor being Se33s The Coon.
cl stands:-A republicans and democrats. The vote
cast was less thtn $4,000. z e- fHi-sN srN fgs
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

BeIlcvie IT,, yesterday elected the entire republican
ticket being gain % Mayor and Two Aldermen over
The New York herald., 1867-04-18
supfaloa couaI-PAaIL

be Gas Al oerf U decide for himself what he should
do. The bog decided on remaining At the Home =
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48
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The New York herald., 1867-04-18

Whist ~ Thonsht OF the Hnyu Rev.r, In
Jamatca-Ssnlouque 10 Succeed Geo.,
Description of the Royal Nisaer, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
THE SOLDIERS OF THE CROSS.

They tell us of the Paladns, the knights
of feuda times,
Who flashed their tempered sabres in the
light of Asian climes
Who fercely smole the Saracen, or cleft
the turban Turk,
And deemed that in their Makers sight
they wrought pleasing work.
Their standard was a cross Of red, upon
ground Of white.
And meath its glow Of fame and snow
these warriors loved 10 fight;
And tho their life blood stained The plain,
they counted it no loss
To die the CORY baitle.dealh as "Soldicrs
OF the Cross"
As champions of christendom, they longed
TO measure swords,
Each Paladin 'gainst Saladip, and all his
paynim hordes
And when the trump Of battle gave the
signal for the fray,
They galloped on a countless foe as 'twere
gala day.
But days of sleel.clad chivalry, OF beIled
men and spurred,
Have vanished as wreath Of snow by
auslral brealhings stirred
The world has lost her men.at.arms, and
yet sustained no loss
They've purer fame who bear their names
as Soldiers of the Cross"
Their loins are girt with trulhlulness,
their breasts are armed with right,
Salvalon's helm and faiths broad shield
secure them in the fight,
And white with sandal wood Of peace
their feet are safely shod,
With iron grasp they ever clasp the SPir-
iIsword OF God.
And they, too, have a banner proud, 10
cheer them in the strife,
They cluster meath It's glorious folds 10
serve the Prince of life;
Ii bears upon field OF white cross Of
ruby stain,
The white ground cries, He righteous is!'
the cross, He once was slain !!
The war shou, is 'Immanuel! they never
knew defeat,
Upon their grimy hosts OF sin their daunt.
less legiOns pour,
As sweeps the thunderous ocean serf up
on a shelving shore,
Why, then, let knight and armor bright
lest in their dust and rust.
For nobler men are marching in the ar.
mics OF the just
Of all that inselled chivalry we've nothing
lef, but dross,
Blu, Death and He'll 60 down before these
"Solders of the Cross"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
HCastIes in the Air"

Prescott, in his elegant History OF the
"Conouesl of Mexico" informs US, on
the authority of Spanish historians, that
in the reign Of Charles the Fifth OF SPaIn'
Cortez headed an expedition TO discover
an Eldorado-a land flowing with "mllk
and honey"
He slighted in what lie described TO be
mighty Empire, with Ruler OF iabu,
lous wealth. and court OF unparalleled
splendor. The very gates OF the capital
swung on pearly hinges, and the streets
were paved with beaten gold and 10
this day, we have not heard the last OF
the palaces Of the Montezumas. A sub
sequent historian however. has gone!near
enough 10 The palaces, and dlved deep
enough into the archives, 10 discover that
this magnificent picture was only panied
for the Spanish market, with all the ex-
sggerations necessary 10 make 1t palata-
BILE 10 Moorish taste, while in resIlIy,
these palaces were but mud castles, and
even Montezuma himself was an Indian
Chief
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
Teach the women TO save.

There's the secret. A saving woman
at the head OF the family is the very best
savings bank yet established-one than
receives deposits daily and hourly, with
no costly machinery TO manage 1t. The
idea of saving is pleasant one, and II
"the women" would imbibe i. once, they
would cultivate and adhere to it, and thus
many when they were not aware OF 1t,
would be laying the foundation for com.
petence, security in stormy tlme' and
shelter in rainy day. The woman who
sees 10 her own house has large held 10
save in, and the best way 10 make her
comprehend il is for her to keep an &C.
count Of current expenses. Probably not
one wife in ten has an idea how much are
the expenditures of herself and family.
Where from one TO two thousand dol
lars are expended annually there is a
chance 10 save something, if the attempt
is only made. Let the housewife take
the idea-act upon it-and strive over ii
and she will save many doIIars-per-
haps hundreds where before she thought
it impossible. This is a duty-noi a
prompting of avarice--a moral obligation
that rests upon all-upon "the women"
as well as the men; but il is duty, we
are sorry 10 say, that is cultivated very
little, even among those who preach the
most, and regard themselves as examples
in most matters. "Teach the women 10
save" is a good enough maxim 10 be IN
serted in the next edition Of "Poor Rich
ards Almanac"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
Speech of Zachariah spicer.


On the question, (Which enjoys the
greatest amount Of happiness, the bache.
lor or the married man ?" the gentleman
said
Mr.. President and gentlemen Il rise
10 advocate the cause Of the married man.
And why should not +! claim 10 know
something about the institution. | DO.
Will any gentleman pretend 10 say do
not? Let him accompany me home.
lie. me confront him with my wife and
II children and decide.
High as the Rocky mountains tower
over the Mississippi ValIy, does the char
scier OF the married man tower above that
Of the bachelor. What is bachelor !
What was Adam before he got acquaint-
ed with Eve ? What but q poor, shift
less. helpless, insignificant creature! No
more TO be compared 10 his afier.seIf,
than miIl.dam 10 the great roaring cata-
Taci Of Niagara. Applause.
Gentlemen, there was a time, | blush
10 say it, when |, too, was a bachelor |;
and a more miserable creature, you would
hardly expect TO find. Every day | toll
ed hard, and al night came home 10 my
comforlless garret-no carpet, no fire,
no nothing. Everything was in a clutter,
and in the words Of the poet, Confusion
was monarch of all he surveyed
Here lay pair o! pants, there a dirty
pair boots, there play bill, and here a
pile Of dirty clothes. What wonder that
| took refuge at the gaming table and bar
room. | found it would never do, gentle.
men, and in a lucky moment l vowed 10
reform. Scarcely had the promise passed
my lips, when a knock was heard at the
door, and in came Susan SimPkins after
my dirty clothes.
Mr.. Spicer, says she, I've washed for
you, six months, and haven't seen the
first red cent in the way Of payment.
Now Id like 10 know what you are going
TO do abou. it? felt in my pockeI-book.
There was nothing in it, and | knew il
well enough. Miss Simpkins, said |, lis
no use denying it. havn't got the pew
ter. wish for yourself had, There
said she promptly, | don't was another
rag for you. Stop, said |, Susan, ! will
do what | can for you. Silver and gold,
l have none but if my heart and hand
will DO, they are at your service.
Are you in earnest? says she, looking
little suspicious. Never more so, says
l. Then, says she, as there seems 10 be
no prospect OF getting my pay any other
way, | guess I'll take up with your prop:
osilion. Enough said. We were mar
ried in week and what's more, we
havn't repented. No more aIlcs for me-,
gentlemen. live in good house, and
have somebody TO mend my clothes.
Gentlemen, | used 10 be as thin as a
weasel. Now am as plump as porker.
In conclusion, gentlemne, if you want
10 be poor. ragged devils. wilhou, a coat
TO your back, or shoe to your foot; if
you want TO grow old before your time,
and be uncomfortable, generally, as a
hedge hog rolled up the wrong way |
advise you to remain bachelor if you
want 10 live decenily, get married. I've
go, ten daughters, gentlemen, overpow-
ering applause, and you may have your
pick.
Mr.. Spicer sat down amid long and
continued pIaudits. The generous pro.
posaI with which he concluded, secured
him five son.inlaws.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

The Shenandoah Herald says that a
young gentleman of that county having
told one Graham, o registrar, 10 his face
,hs, he was no gentleman, but dirty.
cowardly puppy. the said Graham did
valorously cause him 10 be arrested and
imprisoned without bail, and the jallor TO
give bond in the sum of 81 ,00o for his
safe keeping.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
Hides Wanted 4!

WNE undersigned having leased Lines
4 Tannery in ShepherdsIown, for the
purpose Of engaging in the Tanning bus
mess, will pay the highes. cash price Tor
all kinds Of HIDES.
MOLER & TURNER.
June %, 1867, Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
THE LATEST IND BEST !

w Z respectfully call attention 10 our
W Ihlrd stock of general merchandise,
purchased since the late decline in prices,
and which we offer at rates 10 suit the
times. All IN need Of good and cheap
goods will do well 10 examine our stock
before buying elsewhere. Our selection
of HARVEST GROCERIES. we be.
lieve, is the largest, cheapes, and best in
Jefferson county. Call and see.
June 90 Morgan, Nrode {. Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
TO
r 3 A L d S T A L Il
OWN ERS !

wv N Ems
ALL persons in Virginia having Real Estate
"A such as FARMS, MILLS, FACTORIES,
TOWN PROPERTIES s. TIMBER LANDS,
tina, they wish TO sell, are advised TO advertise
the same, first, in their own local journals, and
next in the HAGERSTOWN MAIL, a news
paper that
Circmates $500 Copies Weekiy,
published at Hagerstown, Nd, by Dechert &
Wason. The tide Of emigration is now rolling
on to Vmginia-our Maryland and Pennsylvania
farmers are selling off their farms at high prices
and seeking new homes in our sister STATE
Those who emgrate, are as a general lhlng'
men of muscle and means, and will aid mateH-
ally in developing the great natural wealth oil
"thc mother of States" We are publishing
the MAIL at Central point, the very best at
which TO advertise land. 1t is very popular as
a Real Estate Advertising medium, It's pages ire
quenty containing from three TO six columns OF
this class Of advertising. We have numerous
orders for the paper from time 10 time, from per-
sons in Maryland and at a distance, who merely
desire it on account of its Land advertising.
Our terms are moderate, and we will take
pleasure in answering all letters Of enquiry.
R Advertisements can be sent TO US through
the editor Of the "Regisier," or direct, as the
parties may prefer. Address,
DECHERT & WASON,
Publishers "Mail," Hagerstown, Nd.
June %, 1867. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
NOTICE
TO
BRIDGE BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS. will be received by the
< undersigned until the
Isl Of September, 1867,
for rebuilding the Bridge over the Poto-
mac river at Shepherdsown, upon the old
sight. The sbutments aud piers are still
standing. The Bridge will be Clio feet
long, requiring arches, of $50 feet span.
Proposals are invited for covered
Bridge, also for an uncovered one, and
for double and single track.
Address the subscriber at Shepherds
town, Jefferson County, West Va.
L. |. LEE, President,
OF the Va. & Md. Bridge Company.
July 25, 1867. 0w
o. Hagerstown Mail and Rockingham
Register copy till lst September.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

Hon. John S.idsIl issi present living
near Paris, 80 well q. his Eon-in Law. En-
lsugsr. the Hebrew banker. IL 10 sad
Iha,, although be IS most anxious 10 pass
hls lssi dsys 10 America. be has I'i1srly
gI'es op sll hope Of ever again seeing HIS
naive lsnd
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
lInIIIAn Nninrr

EpamInondss beng asked, Wheeler he
or some other GrecIsn hero were greater,
replied You must zee Us both do
fret" Death sets q zeal on men aud
marks them as ylrlUOus or VICIOUS. Nuu
gives q noble instance ~ his speech ~ Dc.
fence Of BIaunerhasseii, accused OF com.
pllclty 10 Bgus's conspiracy. lie tells Us
that Blsnuerhasseu built palace on an
island ~ the Ohio, and surrounded u
with everything hat could please Tie ego
in the way Of shrubbery. A Library and
phiio-opbIcal apparatus offered him all
the secrets Of mlud and nature, aud when
llred Ol these, music was there 10 unbend
the mind. A climax TO these were his
" le and children. Writ says: peace,
tranquility and innocence, shed their
Mingled delights around him" To any
one unacquainled with the p!isbliiy Of
human nature, IL WoUlJ seem tho height
Of folly 10 attempt 10 diSen mind seem.
inGy so fixed on such noble pleasures.
and 10 muse into it a very different feel.
tng.
Bot We learn, that Burr 'oon infused
into bis vicnn The poison Of lis osn an.
bl'Ion. and made hin long for tho para
phsnslls Of royalty. His books and chem.
icsI app3rslD- srs laid aside. and the once
pleasant converse of vile and children no
longer delight. DoUble.., be frll lhSi
be was wasting time, and that lie could
easily acquire q 'ihs OF nobility. which
would Distinguish hIs family n hme 10
come.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

A Ysnkse genius out we'i, coneei'Ing
that li,de powder tbroWn upon some
ereel wood would facilitate lie burning
pile, soJ possessing hand sufficiently
qucik 10 cuI this Of At dtsirsble mo.
menr, he vas blown 10 pieces. The cot
oner thus reasoned lhs urJjcl:
1T can't be called suicide. because he
didn't mean 10 klll himself j. wssn'I
visitation Of God. because he wasn't
struck BY lightning be didn'l die .or
wanI Of breath. because be hsdn'i any.
thing Isi. 10 breathe with. H., pl4in be
dIdn'l know what be was about, so sbsl
bnng IN: Died Tor want Of common
seo.g
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
], B, LAUCK,
.MERCH.fNT T.AILOR,
GOODS DOWN !!

Great Reduction in Prices.
2RHE undersigned wishing TO reduce his
I large Stock of DRY GOODS, offers
the same at greatly reduced prices.
Large quantity of Dress Goods will be
sold for less than cost Persons wishing
bargains are invited TO call before purcha.
sing elsewhere My stock Of GROCE.
RlES will be kept up and sold on reas-
onsblesteTms.
D. S. RENTCH.
July 6, 1867. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
Never.

81 will never leave thee nor fOrsake thee"
Let every believer grasp these words,
and store them up in his heart. Keep
them ready, and have them fresh in your
memory you will want them one day.
The PhIisInes will be upon you, the
hand Of sickness will lay you low, the
king of terrors will draw near, the valley
Of the shadow Of death will open up be-
fore your eyes. Then comes the hour
when you will find nothing so comforting
as text like this, nothing so cheering as
realizing sense of Gods companion
ship.
Stick to that word "never." 1t is
worth its weight in gold. Cling 10 it as
a drowning man clings to rope. Grasp
it firmly, as a soldier attacked on all sides
grasps his sword. God has said, and He
will stand 10 it, 81 will never leave thee"
"Never !" Though your heart be Of.
Ten faint, and you are sick Of self, and
your many failures and infrmiIies-eVen
then the promise will not fail.
"Never !" Though the devil whIs-
pers. 81 shall have you at last; yet a 1T
lie time and your faith will fail, and you
will be mine" Even then the word Of
God will stand.
"Never =" When the cold chill Of
death is creeping over you, and you are
starting on that journey from which there
is no Teluru-eYen then Christ will not
lorsake you.
"Never - When the day of judg-
ment comes, and the books are opened,
and the dead are rising from their graves,
and eternity is beginning-even then the
promise will bear all your weight Christ
will not leave His hold on your soul.
o, believing reader, trust in The Lord
forever, for lie says, 81 will never leave
you." Lean back all your weight upon
Him, DO not be afraid. Glory in his
promise. Rejoice in the strength Of your
consolation. You may say boldly, The
Lord is my helper, will not fear
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

in ignorance and, alas TOO many of that
profession do remain ignorant OF he rules
aud reasons of Law, and very few of them
can ever translate literally and properly
the Latin terms so huenrly spouleJ al Ihe
bar. We hear men speak learnedly Ol
JsnireS, Casu's and EIfa'S that know
absolutely nothing Of tie meaning of The
words and cannot wrile The names Ol
these wTiis in full TO save their lives. and
then again We have sub penn aud SUB
pGHG duceS tecum. which they will tell
you perhaps is summons and moth
ing more, and then there is The SUDsrSs.
deGs you may remove or set aside the
late reversal OF the meaning Of which
many of your citizens are familiar with.
Finally, there is The great law maxim Of
universal application :-uJi honest icr,
lbi non eSt EanSgreSSi0 (whers there is
no law, there can be no tresspass.) Thus.
we see, in the case Of professional men
how difficult II is 10 gel along without a
knowledge Of those much despised and
useless studies, Lain and Greek. We
have not mentioned other branches, such
as Rhetoric, Mental and Physical Science,
Chemistry and Mineralogy, &c, which
are clas:ed among the useless, because
our space will not permit.
lis thought by some that unless a
child can attain an extensive knowledge
Of these branches that he had better not
study them at si., but one might as well
say he had better not learn TO read anI
write. because he will not have an oppor.
iunity Of studying geography, grammar,
&c. A lille is better than none al oil.
"A halfloaf is better than no bread"
=. l.. ID,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

The remaining portion Of Table Rock,
a Niagara Falls, was blown away on Fri
day afternoon, by blast Of two hundred
pounds Of powjer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

Philadelphia now claims 100000 in
habltanls.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

The women ought 10 make a pledge
no, TO kiss a man who used tobacco and
i, would soon break up the practice; our
devil says they ought also 10 pledge them
selves 10 kiss every man that don't use 1t
and we go for that too. Don't you
pirls
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

(Which way DO you travel from =
asked wsg OF crooked back gentleman.
IL came straight from Wheeling" vas
The reply. Did you p said the olher
"then you must have been shockingly
warned by the railroad.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

Its stated that several New England
manufacturers have united 10 4 project 10
import several thousand coolies 10 do the
coarser work olihe faclones.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

Il was in Nouislown that 40 old scis.
sors grinder, calling on minister, made
The usual inquiry. Any scissors to
grind p Receiving negative answer,
twas lbe minister's turn, which lie took
BY asking. "Ars you man Of God :"
II dor'l understand you" Are you
prepared 10 die. The question struck
home. Gathering up hi, klt, and scrsnb'
ling for the door. be exclaimed 80
Lord o Lord ! yoo ain; going TO Kill
me, ere you =
lis stated that several New England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

NEARBLR MANTELs AT REDUCED PRICEs-A FINE
nj selection on hand at \. KLABER'S Msnufsctory. "
First avenue. Third street New York Csl aud cS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

DY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AuCTloNEKR.
ID SAiESROOM AND FINE ART GALLERY.
TAI BRO ADWAY, NEAR AST0R PLACE.
SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
ROMAN AND FLORENTrNE MARBLE SrhTUARY.
ELFGANr TAZZAS. VASES, MOSAIC TABLES. 3Cs
Being balance Of impor. alton of Sgnor Yens Toreiio
Also. ARTISTIC BRoNZES. CLoCKS. &C.
DANIEL A MATHEWS will sell b. auction on
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY q,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and tx O'Clock r. NJ,
At the salesroom and Elmo Art Gallery
744 BROADWAY, Aston place.
Tho largest collection Of Marble Sstuary, Vases, 10,
offered this season. comprising Buss Figures, &C.: ssd
fine ssbastcr statnettes Of Three Grscss Fora Dancing
Roman and Forene marble and aisbaster Vases
and the statuay Brcnzcs, &C. are NOW ON EXHIBITIONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
SALES AT AUCTION.

4 UCTION NOTICE.-R. ROTH, AUCrIONEER-AN
extraordinary opportunity for housekeepera and IA
xls0 OF elegant and genteel Household
furniture at public auction this "Wednesday afsernoon
Sat III O'Clock Of the large residence ~ onson Rasok
pianofore Stool and Cover all modern improve.
beautiful Palor Suits covered with the richest descrroe
OF French broestei Works o. Art Bronses O AZ
pes rosewood Rtsgees style Of Ioas xtv sci,d Dsc
oval and Pier Mirrors black walnut Suits, covered w..
haircoth reps black wsinus and rosewoca
Rockers Vases Glass China and Silver Ware, Cutlery -.
B-Reliable In attendance 70 carr PACK anu sHv
cnods Tor nurchaaers nj = reasonahle charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

MARBLE MANTEI.A-THE REST PLACE IN rHB
M city purchase Marble manes Of the latest dsssgnS
AZ very low prices ~ IT KLABER'S Marble Works. Vo
East Eighteenth street. Third NJ " Cut this out
NrARBLEfZED SLATE MISREPRESENTATION IN
I'M sppearsncc. moro durable, half Nhe price Of Isrbs.
r. D. STEWART sos Sixth avenue. between Thirty ard
Thirty sxth strceta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

L. RATrERsoSs FURNITURE EXPRESS, GO
a. sixth AVENUE Forticth straetPisnos aud furnf
ture removed In the city o. TO the county, Best Storage
rooms for In the city. Best city references given.
and orders promptly executed.
uUpNHaM,s FURNITURE ExPRgss. las WEST
n. Eleventh street. sixth evcpue-furniture psck-
ed shipped; Frrnituc moved city or country; Futaituro
stored; money advanced on furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

fyOMPAyION FOR A LADY DFSIREU-BY WIDOW
~ lady Of education and reane nent; the lady must b
from 20 of OF pleasing ard address
wcl educated and with talent tor music which will be
cultivated under the nrst nnasters; French or spansh
fanguagrs: bat these not essential Such having
encumbrances aud possessing eminbe disposon with
a 10 please which will be both rewarded aud Ap.
precated. may address, with fun particulars r. NJ boz
station q. #G#NEk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

SsITuATiON wANTrD-BY A FIRST CLASS COOK;
understands all kinds of Fne''s' and American cooSnr;
entire charge Of kitche best or city refer
Call for SS7 I'd between ed and sd
ais No objcotion TO tho country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

CITUATfhN wANTED-BY A COMPFTPSr WOMAN:
- to do general housework Is mn excellent washer ana
ironer Good city references being years IN ast pas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

CULTIVATION wANTED--RY COMPETENT WOMAN.
> and assis Mt was-g objection 70 tho cow
try private boarding house. Call at No. 9Th St. near