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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

DR. Daniel Forney, q celebrated and widely
known Physician, died at his residence near
Boonsboro', Washington County, Md, on Mon
day last, aged 81 years.
e. ID. Welsh, The candidate Of the negro par.
~. has b, Ell eICcIed Mayor OF Georgetown, Ivy a
majority OF St over Henry Addison, tho inc'ln.-
bent. The mack party expect 10 cary v ash
inston City III June neat.
Gen. Geo. W. Brown, Adjulaul General, has
receive The appointment vi Assessor of Inter
y nal Revenue tof the second district OF " es
Virginia.
Gen Harris, the D,ember Of the House o
Deiesa les IRON Richie county, " est Va, Ia;
been breve,.od Major General, aud tho bIeve
confirmed by tue SENATE.
Gsorse r. Latham, of West Virginia, wa.
confirmed by the Senate Consul al Melbourne
Australia.
There are Chinese laborerS now on Louis
lana PLANTATION. The Nalchi,oches Times o
the 9th says The coolies are good laboIers
snd sober men. They are industrious, and per
fectly saiisfieJ with their new cou-try, and aily
amount of labor will be performed by THEM
provided the contracts passed are carried out Il
the letter, and particularly that about the pay
ment OF monthly wages aud ratOns.
Rev. Er. Charles b. Tppelt. Of the Eas
Baun re Ne 1dist Episc, pal Conference, d.
ed at lis residcr CO near Baltimore, OH Monday
last.
Gold is rising and was quoted on Wednes
day at lao l-2.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

r.. MERIT REwARDED.-Among the bonors
lately conferred upon deserving officers of the
10. $. Army, says the Free Press, we notice that
&c Capt. VIM. =. Craighill, OF the Corps OF En-
eneers, TO be lieutenant colonel by breVet.
I'VE congratulate our worthy townsman ana MS
r.,.;lysnnon this well.deserved honor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

IL We learn froGi the Lexington Gazette
that much excitement exists in The upper end
several large mines Of bay:es, aud ever, body
IN that sectiun 10 prospecting. A large mine OF
excellent quality has been developed upon The
lands Of Andrew Houston, which has been
leased TO he Rockhri'ge Mining Com pany, of
which Gen. Imboden IS President.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

NJ LENr.-The season of Lent, which is
held as time of fasting and prayer in the Cath
olic aud Protestant Episcopal Churches, will
,bee,n next "Wednesday, the 9th of March, and
eootinue Tor six weeks, ending on Easter Sun
,Say. the 2lst of April. The rules for fasting
and abstinence are prescribed by the proper
ecclesiastcai authorities, and apply TO all
adults, who are not especially exempt for
proper reasons.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02
POSTSCRIPT.

IF the property in Washington county
( is no, sold al Private Sale by tie 18th
Of March, it will be offered al PUBLIC
SALE on The
10th day of March, 1867,
before ]. P. A. Enler's Tavern and il
NOT then sold i, will be rented.
March 2. 1867. 3w
~ Hagsrstown Mail please copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

&c. Col Won Borcke the gallant Prus-
s.au uilice,. who during Tue war Was an
aid TO Gen. Stuart of cavalry fame. is Ie-
ported 10 have been killed al The battle oil
Sadows in lhe late European war.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02
Groceries. Groceries.

IUST received foil supply Of Groce-
v ries which will be sold upon reasona-
hle ,ermsfof Cash. Also fresh GAR.
DEN SEEDS nov in store and for sale
by .. ~. d. S. ReAtch.l
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

ns- The Legislature OF Vest va adjourn
ed Yesterday, and will probably hold an extr
sess,sr In october next
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

@sAndrew Hunter, ESQ, Of this coun
~, has been admlted TO practice law IL
The Supreme CourI Of The United States
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

u" The Lecture of D b. Lucas, Esq, on
Tuesday evening last, is very highly spoken Of
by every one, His subject was The Christian
Warrior" and was treated in style both pleas
lug and instructive.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02
LOST /!

ON the 5lh instant. Diamond D rhs,,l
u FIVE diamonds Sc, 10 silver. a no. sho
reward will te paid TO the person .,;ou,
b,;oos il back 10 me. spd no que'"'
will be asked. ,urpD Jr.
MRS. r. D. SHEPbbAo's 4.
February l6, 1857
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02
D. T. HARMS,
MI i'll RI & II t ,

VILLA MSPORT. ND,
L. prepared to build end repair Mills,
both Steam aud water power; siram Ian
neries and Paper Mills the Mulsy Saw
Mil, and Smut Machines Of the most sp'
proved patterns tie can s'so furnish
Boiling Cloths. Mil Castings every de-
scripliOn. and French md ESopus BuH'.
al WHOLESALE prices. lie ~'ll execute oil
orders promptly. ReIrrrnrr':-Juwa,ns
Koonce, Rentrh d Miller. VIM. B. Mat
ma,uke. and Byers 81 HsIr's. Shepherds
town, Wesl Va. Feb. 23-9'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

? x7s- Mud is "trunips"i in this section and the
s.o,,niy roads hold full hands"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

The Board of Supervisors will meet a
the Court House on Monday next, the 4th inst
A full attendance is desired.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02
PUBLIC SALE.

T1lILL be sold al my house o" Germ"
Il Street. Shepherdsiown. on S"fO',
day Ms oh Of MorcA. Household '"'
Kilrhcn Furniture. cumprI.Ing ID p"', ="
follows sen OF Mahogany srh '"',
Cloth Chsifs, Sofa. Msrbl" TOP fiet '"'
Centre Table. Secretary and Book Ci'''
a handsome seven and quarter or'',
Rose W ODD Piano, CARPETS. Mating A.
of superior and complete Surveying !"
s,ruments. and many Other ariIrIr'. l..
TERNS-A cpdi, Of Niue m"'",
will be given on al sums o'er so O"".
and approved security required; OIL .s",
Of and under $40. Cash. No proper
10 be removed until seuied for. g'S'
10 commence al IL "'clork. ,rp
A. EUGENE McENDKEb'
G. d. McGlincy. AucIioneef' o.
Feb. 90, 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

A SUPERIOR article Of home manu-
n featured Blankets, for sale hy
Oc,la D. ). Reafeh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

as Single mer are not emitted TO the .isns
sof lie .nchise al The corporation siecuons III
Z Nm hester. g
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

D- Monday next, the 4th inst, will be Rule
Day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02
UOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The bill 10 prohibit The sale and use OF ill.,
toyica,ing LIQUORS as beverage, was taken up
and read
Mr.. Hoffman moved TO strike out the clause
permitting druggists TO sell liquors.
Mr. Fursnson moved 10 Indefinitely postpone
the bill He said sit i. as much as we can 90
now to lei the Democratic party, and II we
this bill we may as we'll give up The idea oil
ever doing so !"
An extended debate en.ued. Mr.. Cunning
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drunk under the piano. This is for the
purpose of fastening suspicion upon them as
the guilty parties, IL being the well-known
custom of murderers to lie down and 90 TO
sleep, Immediately after butchering a gentle
man, with the CORY implements of their pro-
fession in their hands.
Just before daybreak the door bell rings;
MoDBH, Scotch nObleman of Irish extraction,
who had been up all night at a Fenian ball,
had stopped to inquire If the King was stirring
yet, not knowing that the King wouldn't stir
any more. Macbeth directs him to the best
bedroom where the King lies. He goes there,
but quickly returns, with the startling an
nOuncement that the King has been MUIR
dered
Macbeth takes on terribly about it, of course,
Mrs. Macbeth comes in in her night-gOwn and
is carried out in a swoon; the neighbors are
aroused, and a messenger is despatched at
once for the Coroner. Macbeth stabs the
Kings servants, and tells the jury at the in
quest that he couldn't help it when he saw
what they had dOne-he never was so morti-
fed in all his life.
The Kings sons leave the country, fearful
that the malady that had carried off their
father might run in the family, when Macbeth
starts rumOr that they were implicated in
the assassination, and appoints himself King.
Henceforth his career is one of blood, ably
supported by Mrs. Macbeth, who, like the de-
voted wife that she was, did all she could to
promote her husbands prosperity.
They killed Banquo, one Of King Duncan's
generals, but his ghost persisted in sitting at
their feasts, which didn't improve their appe-
tites particularly, and was very uncivil in the
ghost. They carried ON a general slaughter
ing business for some time, but at length
MeDuff raised a regiment of Fenians and after
vanquishing the "Queen's Own" put all that
the King o10ned to flight, when Macbeth was
killed in a handto-hand fight with McDua.
His last words were clay on McDuff, and
id be him who first cries out, Scotch snuff ''
and MoDuf laid on with such effect that Mac
beth was soon knocked out of time.
Mrs. Macbeth fled to America. The last that
was heard of her she was stumping Kansas,
under an assumed name, in favor of female
suffrage Cincinnati Times.
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a@s>,.so
s41uR0M! M!I,noFa NIGH 4Isyzs
NUMBER CXLVII.
NUMBER CXLvI1.
A nrFT FOR MENTAL DysPEPT1cs. AND CURE
FoR HY-PooHoNDRIA, HYPOCRISY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF A NY ORDER.
COMPILED BY OUR SERIES EDITOR.
PaIpabIe Hits.

The appended collection of squibs on the
idiosynoracies of some of the prominent actors
in our national drama are among the most
ingenious that have ever found their way into
print. They will not fail to 'set the table in
roar"
COMMENTS IN CoUPLETs ON THE LATE REACTION
The taxes are clearly n popular grievance,
-'''' T. STEVENS
Put me on the course, or you can't win the race
SALMON p, CHASE.
Our best hopes in the use OF cash lie,
Bribery's the card to win with.
won't see the negro defrauded with still lips,
Black suffrage or death is the war-cry of
PHILLIPS.
Reputation that's the gun
PENDLEToN.
think-no matter what think sha'n't
U. s. GRANT.
The ultras have rendered our TX an unpleasant
Let's throw them all overheard, bodily
FESSENDEN.
Impeachl The White House traitor humble;
TO smash him is to conquer.
Had the party but followed the Tribune and me,
Wed have carried New York by ten thousand
II. G.
Thank God there an end of the Tribune's wild
Who killed that Cock Robin2 twas I,
THURLow WEED.
D. towards! / am like Jack Cade-
For northumberland work.
The people no more can hum, nor
SUMNER
OF party's camp the sharpest sutler,
q" BEN BUTLER.
We had New York. but couldn't handle her,
So lost both game and "Jallow."
CHANDLER.
How are you, Bully Thaddeus, say?
Depose me, will you? Try!
u.
Iguessed all wrong, and now Sawney
They call unhappy
DEAD DUCK FoRNEY.
Next year We'll give the RAIDS one pill more
And save the Union.
Hal hal it comes home to each liar and felon
Who hissed-the vile reptiles!-at
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN.
our New York victory was a screamer.
WV O- HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
An old Pub Func that all sides put their ban on
:" e-'''' JAMES BUCHANAN.
The negro's walked the plank, he drifts to lee
Well, let him drift, he's nothing now to
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PIGunnt Pellets.

The Chinese in California are curious
"institution." They are shrewd, and have'a
vein of dry humor which sounds especially
quaint when delivered in their queer "pigeon
English" One of them, in San Francisco,
met a prominent Democrat the other day in
the streets of that city, and spoke thus unto
him:-"Say, what for Haight he no lilzee
Chinaman? He Gubnor now; he makee all
Cinnamon leave, you tinkee soG What for all
Democlat alice time talkee dam ChinamanY
Chinaman alice same Democlat, no likee mig
ger, no likee Injun. Bime-by Chinaman vote
alice same Mellioan man, guess so, what you
tink Democlat heap taxee Chinaman ten
dollar one month, no can pay, too muchee !"
The "Democlat's" reply is not given.
--"Never,' said Theodore Hook '1et man
and wife play together at whist They are
always telegraphs and if they fancy their
looks are watched they can always communi-
cate by words. found out that could never
win Of Smigsmag and his wife. l mentioned
this one day, and was answered, mo, you can
never win of them 'Why2' said I. Be
cause said my friend, they have established
a CODE Dear me signals by looks p NO.
said he, Signals by words. If Mrs. smigsmag
is to lead, smigsmag says:-Dear, Begin
Dear begins with d, so does diamonds, and out
comes one from the lady. If he has to lead
and she says, IS. my love, she wants spade
Harriet, my dear, how long you are sorting
your cards. Mrs. Smigsmag stumps down
heart and gentle Come, my love, on either
side, produces a club.'
DIR. Jenner once sent couple of ducks to a
patient, with the accompanying epigram:-
"Pve despatched, my dear madam, this scrap of
To say that Miss Lucy is very much better;
A regular doctor no longer she lacks,
And, therefore, Ivesent her couple of quacks .
Impromptu, in answer to the foregoing
Eyes, twas polite, truly, my very good friend,
Thus "a couple OF quacks' to your patient to
Since there's nothing so likely as 'quacks it is
To make work for "a regular doctor, again"
ooh the Snow, the Beautiful Snow. !"
will soon boast as many parodies at "Exoel-
sior" List to these imaginative lines on the
"Tail of the Pup:"-
"Oh the pup, the beautiful pupl
Drinking his milk from his beautiful cum
GambOling around so frislry and free
First enawipg a bone, then biting dea,
Jumping,
Running,
After the pony:
Beautiful pup, you VIII soon be Bologna"
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OUR sHAKESPEARLAN GALLERY.
By the "Fat Contributors. /"
MACBETH.

MACBETas
Macbeth was Highlander, from Highland
county, Ohio. He was distantly related to the
Highlands of the Hudson. He early emigrated
to Scotland, where he first attracted attention
as Brigadier of Militia. One night, while
crossing lonely moor, coming home from
general muster (pretty well peppered), he was
accosted by three witches, one of whom cried,
S'All hail, Macbeth, Thane of Clam Chowder !"
while another saluted him "King of the Can
nibal Islands % They all united in chorus
of Hoka, polka, waka fum," all of which
had the effect to greatly infame the ambition
of the General. Thane he was already, but
there was one slight difficulty in the way of
his being King-the position was filed. Dun
can held the throne, and it was evident to the
most casual observer that Duncan wasn't such
a donkey as TO abdicate in favor of Mac or any
other man, He wrote to his wife all about it,
limiting that he would like the situation of
King, should there be vacancy, having held
almost every other office, from Alderman Of
his native village, up.
Mrs. Macbeth was a strong minded female,
generally understood by the neighbors to wear
the breeches. She couldn't wait for Duncan
TO pass away in the regular course of nature,
so she egged Macbeth on to hasten his demise,
and possess the throne. An opportunity soon
offered. The King one night having re-
manned down town until the street cars had
stopped running, was forced to stay over night
at the Macbeth residence Mrs. Macbeth
showed him every attention. She gave him
the spare bedroom off from the parlOr; had a
lire built in the parlor stove; hot water for
him to wash in, etc. etc. When the good
King had retired, Macbeth and his wife con-
suited together as to the best plan for remov-
ing him from world of trouble. It was at
Length arranged that she should get his SER
wants drunk on "apple-jack, >" while he carved
the aged duncan. She would have done it
herself, she sald, had he not resembled Mac
beth's father-in-law, as he slent
Macbeth steals on tip-toe 10 tba Vi,,,s
bed-chamber, and shortly returns with dsg.
ger in each hand, stained with sconel,aryS,
juice. The deed is executed and stayoUad
and only requires to be registered. He Va
very pale and trembled violently, being
seized with that remorse of conscience wbioS
every villain feels after committing cr;roa
nntil he is satisfied that he isn't going 10 bs
caught at it.
He is troubled about the scopeberrv ipioo
on his hands, and wants TO know if there Is
water enough outside of temperance organiza-
lions to wash it OFF. She tells him that 3
little turpentine will easily fix that He starts
at every sound, and seems TO hear n yoioe
which says, "Sleep no more Macbeth dotl
murder sleep" adding something TO the effec
that Mrs. WinslOw's soothing syrup would b,
unavailing in the future 10 insure to him 4
quiet nap. Disgusted with his timidity, she
snstches the daggers from his hands, and
bearing them 70 the front parlOr, places them
Ry the hidos Of the kings servants, who are
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by the "Rollins' Cutoff" which follows the
windipgs of the river, reaching here at four
O'Clock p. M.
A banquet will be given him on his arrival,
at the Clarendon Hotel, If he will pay for it.
Manager Miles, of the National Theatre, has
rendered him the use Of private box to see
John Owens, at the usual rates. Cgrtes de
visite of the "Unknown'' for sale at Van Loo's,
in case he succeeds. If he fails, they will be
given away. Responsible gentlemen will ac-
company "Unknown' on the trip, to see that
he don't run any while he walks, or ride while
going on foot. A special correspondent of the
Cincinnati Times will be along with a tele-
graph apparatus on a wheelbarrow, to send
dispatches every five minutes, exclusively foi
this paper,
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sI.5O76O5'li

PHILADELPHIA, November l3, 1857.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared q
CASH DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT on the
Capital Stock and SIX PER CENT. interest on the
Scrip OF the Company, payable and after tn lst of
December proximo free OF National and State tax.
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. on the earned pre-
mums for the year ending October 81 1867 certificates
of which will be issued to the parties entitled to the
same on and after the lst December proxmO, free of
National and State taxes,
They have ordered, also that the SCRIP CERTIFE
GATES OF PROFITS OF the Company, for the year
ending October 81, 1862 be redeemed in CASH, at the
office Of the Company, and after 1st December
proximo all interest thereon to cease on that day.
No. certificate of profits issued under s25. BY the
act Of incorporation no certificate shall issue unless
claimed within two years the declaration Of the
Dividend whereof 1t is evidence.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas O, Hand James c. Hand
John Z. Davis, William q. Ludwig
Edmund A. Souder, Joseph H. Seal,
Theophilus Paulding, George q. Leper,
John X. Penrose, Hugh Craig,
James Tfaquair, John d. Taylor,
Henry G. Dallett Jr., George W. Bernardou,
Samuel r. Stokes, Jacob p. Jones,
Henry Slean' James B. Mcfarland,
William g. Boulton, Joshua p Eyre
Edward Darlington, Spencer McIlvaine
H. Jones Brooke J. b. semple, Pittsburg,
Edward Lafourcade, A. B. Berger
Jacob Rlegel, D. T. Morgan,
THOMAS @. HAND, President
JOHN @. DAVIS. Vice-PresIdenG
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
11l5l6tl HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary.
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A wight Money market.

1858 the extreme trouble in fiuancia
rs drew forth many humorous efusioni
/ the pens of some unfeellng wretches
Sc productions may in one case be slight!
red to suit admirably the present time
Hanging round the corners,
Boring every friend,
Sneaking into banks
Nothing there to lend
Piteously begging
OF every man you meet;
Bless me This is awful,
Such tightness on the street.
Merchants very idle,
Praying for check,
Want to keep a-going-
Stretch it neck and neck:
Dabblers in stocks,
Blue as blue can be,
Evidently wishing
They We're "fancy free."
All our splendid railroads
Have such awful props,
Twenty thousand Bulls
Seem to hold their stocks;
Many of the Bears
In the troubles sharing,
Now begin to feel
They've been overbearing.
Risky speculators,
Tumbling with the stock,
Never mind the stopping,
More than any clock;
Still they give big dinners,
Smoke and drink and sup,
Going all the better
For winding up.
"National" Institutions,
Companies of "trust,"
With other peoples money
Go off on bust
Houses of long standing
Crumble out of sight
With so many ''smashes"
No wonder moneys tight.
Gentlemen of means
Having lots to spend
Save little sympathy,
Nothing have to lend;
Gentlemen in want
Willing to pay double
Find that they can borrow
Nothing now but trouble.
Half our men of business
Wanting an extension,
While nearly all the others
Contemplate suspension;
Many of them, though,
Don't appear to dread it; 1.
Every cent they owe
Is so much to their credit,
Currency is contracting,
Credit all is cracked,
Women all expanding,
AS if to counteract.
Uneasiness increasing
Where will the trouble end
Every one would borrow,
But no one has to lend.
Dodging round the corners,
Trying every source;
Asking at the banks
Nothing there, of course;
Money getting tighter,
Misery complete
Bless me but tits awful,
The tightness on the street.
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THE RESULT.


In review OF the above statements and certih-
cafes Gthe truth Of which is beyond cavD the fol
lowing facts are demonstrated beyond n question:
First That Lilies chilled Iron Sale viii burn up
two OF the Steam Patent Safes. after the other,
the composition walls both being equal and sti be t
Second Thst LILIES Safe is thoroughly hre.proot
beyond q doubt.
third. That Lillle's Safe, as now made is proof
against the drill, wedge, and even sedge-the Only
practical implements In the hands OF burglars, and
the evidence ofs superiority all other burglar
proof safes s that no other maker had the confidence
70 even operate on hie or place their own in com
long time and free to all TO operate upon 1t, and
The object Of the fire proof test was not to show that
Lilies Safe was fire proof, That mas been proved
in hundreds Of cases in fires the most intense-eVen
in great cOntagratiOnSbut 20 ascertain adVau-
tages the Boston steam Patent has over the common
clearly that lis only advantage Is the extra thick.
ness Of the wallis II the test Is fairly made. AS 10
the composition walls six inches than three
inches but thesix,inch wall In ia iulslzsd safe con
pays $3.50 tor the same room with sixinch wall that
three.inci wall will stand any fire required, Lilies
Sale WILL then the extra thickness is useless. But
A. tSe latter would stand a longer fire than two OF
the others, b 1th safes made just alike
stand any heat required and still more thorough
burglar proof me m sh9~ AZ ieast loss
only practical fire and safe made at any
The two safes burned in the furnace (the regular
test) and the safe tested as buIglar-prOof now
The operators left them; and every man Interested is
specially invited TO examine the Safes and judge for
himself asEo their merits.
M q, sADLER, Agent, No. $50 ARCH Street.
PR-It will be understood that the above state
ments are made by disinterested citizens, aud not
oommIee. win feed lawyer At its 6ead IA f
be also understOod that N a future article shall
Interested committee OF the Bogus Safe Burning,
also, the false charges made Ia connection there
safe Burning ia this Vicinity in conbeeton With lhIs
steam Patent IA lsm'uasTpl M v b., Agent
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Tried In q Fiery Furnace for Five Hours
and Comes Out without Efvon a scar
Sttll Ready for a Like Trial, or
for Use.
THE EVANS & WATSON SAFE,

WITH THE BOSTON PATENT MANNED FOR
WARPE0, AND CAVED IN. ITs
OUTER WOOD CASE BADLY
CHARRED
THAT 1T ESCAPED WITH THE BREATH OF
LIFE Is ENTIRELY OWING TO THE
LIRERALITY OF ITS OPPONENT,
AND NOT TO ITS OWN