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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SPRiSGFiEip, Ill, Jan. %.
IL seems probable that The consraet for the
dimension stone for the new State Hoase viii
be awarded to Messrs. Fonda Il MeLauRhry,
OF Sonora, Hancock county, which will have
70 be relet by tie Commissioners. Mr. Eon.
da IS Representative 10 the Legis latare from
that county. The 7,h section of article Of
the Constitution prohibits any member OF the
Legislature from being interested 10 any eon-
tract with the State or county thereof, direct.
iy. or indirectly.
A man named Firmer, from keokuk, lows,
was to-day arrested, charged with horse steal
ing some time ago in Quincy.
MADisox, Wis, Jan, 90.
A Grant club, OF nesAly 200 members. was
organized on Saturday evening. Horace
Ruhiee, Of the State Journal, was chosen
President.
SPRItorIEIp, Mass, Jan %.
General Humphteys, the famous confidence
man OF Pistsheid. who eloped with Miss
Kenyon last summer TO Cinciunafi. has been
sentenced 10 ten years Imprisonment. lie
pleaded gnilty to the Indictment for Obtaining
money nnder false preteases.
NEw YORK. Jan. 90
The Worids Washington special has the
following:
e1EkssfNHat sAEu1sf tcy JsA9 II. r.
Have Just been srrrEed BY the British dov-
eminent Was seized on The Scotia iramedi-
atety upon her ARRIVAL, but have told the Der
fy Cabinet that ;hS A meriean ul,imatnn is
the payment Of the Aabsma claims and the
release oi Americas citizens or war
Signed Ggo. FRascls TRa.s.
The iporia's At|aDta, Georgia. special
sags. All the tax collectors in the State haze
received nr6ers from neaaaassters +, hold
airy taxes hoa on hand, that the Convention
Lills nsv be paid tLereIron.
= a Sr Iorrs. Jan 1r
4 prize fight on bloody Island, opposite
this city. yesterday. bet~sen Dennis Reardon,
eighteen years old, and Thomas McCann.
seventeen years obi resulted in the death Of
the latter. Ihe tifair Was conducted very
quietly, and no particulars are yet known 1t
is expected an inquest on the body Of Mccain
to-day will throw some light on The matter.
Reardon and SIX otLer persons have been az
rested.
There has been driving snow storm here
for the patt two hours.
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Arnroas orrrcr. rawA,

AEnrroNH orrfcp IOWA a
Bss asssxs Js' u..y " tsss. Il
TITS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That there
has been aiea In this nseA statement sho
ing eoJd tse Etaa Issnrsnee Company. Ioca-
I'D - tiartrfd In h 81 cestsctienf ihe Ist
cav or Jansfy . 1866 10 accardiaos With The prs-
Visions e # the General Asssmhiy of ske ststs
nj iws spiisied "sp Act IN relstfen 70 Insurance
CO rrsnes ~ proT4t gsrrsrs ss,h, 1857 and Al Acs
amend tars Ia fso sParnset fhrn.fy 9Th 1875, that
sd sts. rhoss bat said Company pcs, ssA<d Of
tae requisite Of espts ana ss:ed reqared
sy Lag
srthefi.y isfheFefars given - tn. Nd ed
psny ~ Transact thar appropriate tusn-es Of ipuran-r
this stat, In Aseo <nse wslA Tire lava s<reai nntH
hy All dsy n as,ansEy,A D. is1s -
ftis o cortifisd tIst HESaf rES-EYeg, Of
ss kEk has been ,u'y psited bs sad Company ihetr
,.w nj Aseat saf Atso ne ~ Lee, ith
p4t - faAs fisaS OF tnEsr.sc- fhsfeit sni
es sopistee srTiep Il y,-sss p-ori3 b Law epcu
iss sis, - fet the psstriet Coast aud
sl lrpassv ts esrt Scsts aud sepy of the
hie ia Ill oittee
IL farther certified t,at the stsAc5sd " aud
eeryuet ~ of the std statement
III { s4stnlppF whereof t,sve heraunto set my
SEAL haad .ia srd Ery ss.i el5e ths day aad
year Gr.t A. owe sritrei.
JauH 4 kL' ipTr. Auditor Of stats.
iaGls BAWLA- AfbHe d pats.t
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FROM DES a0IEES.

Drs Mo1sEs, Jaa. 90.
Special . fhs Gass Chr.
The House was occupied mostly on the
presentation 81 biiis aad Offering resolutions
OF minor importance. &T
A. e seleek =. sa. th4 eem mites =ere ene
nounced in both Houses.
Adjourned
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DETRoIr, Jan. 20.
Considerable excitement exists at Hcugh.
ten on Lake Superior, in consequence Of n
rshsnded stoppage Of work ID she coppe,
mises, by which over one thousand poor nier
would te throxn out-of employ aiens.
S1. PAuL, MINI, Jan. 20.
Mr., Thompson Csrda, Of the s.. Paal and
Pacific railroad, uas killed on Saturday even
ing By Reing run over BY train Of cars
A proposition, proposed by the friends oi
Senator RAmaey. j. being discussed. to make
the session of de Minnesota Legislature b.
eaniai. In he event of such ehanee ths
present ekkiissiistufe would hhaVe TO siect
United states Senator 10 succeed Governor
RamssyL whose term eIfires in March, 1859.
Ramsay would be re elected With little oppo-
silion.
GaLEsA, Ill, jan 10.
Stephen Marsden, Esq. with bis wife snd
child, Yesterday proceeded in q sleigh, five
mites from this city. to sisita fr;snd, and ON
their ar5sal The child who was FIVE months
old, waa found 10 be dead. haYing been smoth
cred by being too closely Wrapped Up for pro-
lection from the cold.
thatits Matthews, proprietor Ct the Desc
to Hoasf. he'd his pocket book ss5len on Set
arisy. II contained $40.
Egz Ypgg. Jan 30.
4 sprtial from Boston 70 tie ffDafeh says
that 1ysts, Nelvness l. Co, extensive wool
.le a.ess On Federal STREET, have sasgsndcd
They c!gimr however, iha. the Suspension ia
only terjuergry
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Prooeedingsoft The Iowa legislature
3oLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1874.


BusLIyGToK, VT, Jan. 10.
A destructiv4 hre occurred in Rutland,
this morning totally destroying Cra mpfon' 8
Block and the adjacent buildings The FIRE
originated in Cranpton's building. Less
$4,000, insured for sls.00o. The loss on
the goods is heavy. bnt they are insured for
Sso,oooo, which will probably cover the loss.
JAs gsytLLE, Wis Jan. 70.
3 The Am maricau House, on toe corner OF
Nam and Court streets, burned al an early
h-ur this morning. The building was owned
by DR.. Mitchell, and occupied by Edwari
hiH Loss on building and furniture,
$4,000.
CoLrMBrs. Ohio. Jan 90.
Yesterday afternoon the Uaiversaiist
Church took FIRE during Sunday School. Tie
roef and woed work were entirely consumed
and the wall iijared 4. The children ali ee
eaped without iajasy. Loss 5000; insured
for s5oah. The hre originEted fsom defec-
t;ve aae.
Sr. Lorrs, Jan. 20.
Ere q. Alto u yesterday destroyed the
dry goods stores o Howard & Co and Green
baum Go. Lots ahoa. S25,eoei partially
Insured.
GTSFsEE. Ill IN. %.
4 fire yestsrdy forenoon destroyed store
oaued by &. W. Hawkins, valued ut $1,000.
insured Al 4, 600. Ihes,ors was OCCUPIED BY
], u. Townsend, dry goods aud grocery
dealer, whose 81 ire stock, estinased 10 be
worth between seren aud eight thousand dol. |
lers, was eniire3y destroyed insured for |
sS.04o. 4 building adjoiLiog owned by |
Isri Sedsly, Suffered slight damage insured !
Il WAS occupied by n l.. La,1, drusciss. /
aud c. ID. Sawyer. banker. The former loses I
about s 5,0p0; insured for $1,000 The lat .
ter suffered slie .icss, and has no inaur.
snce. J. &. Hau ca hardware merchants +
suffered some by moving their goods, bu, I
they are fully insured
STERLING. H., Jan. 90.
The foundry of Williams j. orten burned /
On Saturday night. Loss $4,000; insured for
5 900.
SEw YoEE, Jan. 20. /
A Ere this forenoon ct e4s ana "a, Brcai> /
way, owned by tx. Amidons, halter and oc-
cupied by himself, and !. Dante trimming
store, aud other stores. Amidons' Ioss, 10
l5.oo0; Danies, $4,000, and the others
$50, 900; fully insured.
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lhe past year larger than ever 5elore.
1ta cash ressipss the past six; nostaS larger
| than ever before during the corresponding
period.
Its cssh rectipss during ths4 pAss ,hsss
months larger .hau ever before.
Itscash receipts il Jauas-y larger than
eve. before.
Il employs the abless writer's 10 the coantry.
II rays more for It's weekly contributors
than any Other THREE r-iisioas papers in
the eountry.
Il discusses boldly and fearlessly all reli-
giona, moral AMI political topic2-
I,s writer's are chosen from Ill The leading
Christian denominations.
1t aims to be a champion for truth and
equity.
II is unsectarian, and earnestly seeks chris
sian srioA 6e
It's prospects for increased usefulness and
prosperity were never 20 great ~ now.
Its expenditures the coming year will be
far greater than ever before
II viii hare IN pre- speed depar,mssts l,lAs
ever before.
Il win have more religious ne~s tlss ever
before.
Twill taks decided interest In he sooins
Presidential contest.
II will earnestly seek the moral, political,
and religious interests of the whole people
of the nation, ir1 1espectise OF race, color Or
condition.
/ Il viii discsssAresH all financial masters
from high moral standpoint.
!. -= \
1t viii insist that every engasense, and OBJ
rc.,;o - a. o.nn,. IN !.
"sa'.on g ?. 'ns country saaH 0e promptly mel
WIN go'u as agreed
1t will oppose under present circumstances
any further contraction of the cdrfehey.
~ VIII fo' oe 10 has'e to give political pow
ef 10 'h0se VINO pave oeeH fe'ss'
u ~'h advocate reeonstrachon on 9 basis
ls'' ''a' oa's' 0' e1ae' ana 'mpar'ial 'a'-
i
Machinery ''' ss'ss'.'sa . lover II. standard
II viii consecta.s itself with all it. mover
md influence to he grest work OF moral, no.
i,ieal and religious reform and Christian free
lon, the world over.
We ask no subscriptions to assis. US as
;hasiabls, iasiiHiiss,, : 4ts
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YogE, Jan. 20.
Wsshinslon speciai says The State De-
par,ment will demand the instant surrenSef
OF Train and al imprisoned american cili-
zens who have hot absolutely violated The
Enelish lava on English soil. II is believed
that the English government will make i'm
meaaase repareiioa.
The Committee on Territories were in ses-
sion two hours on the case Of Gibbs, Hon,i-
nA,ed for Governor OF Idaho, without con-
ciusiou
There is no truth IN the report that Gene
raj Gran; nrgrs s'ansou 70 re-iga or refuse 10
recognize any OF hs orders.
General Howard to-day urged on many
Senators the fivirg OF work 10 those most
needy in the Disuict of Columbia. Thou
sands are represented 10 be suffering for the
necessaries of lie.
1heComaiase Oh Ways and Means. CON.
menced to-day general revision Of the rev.
enae laws.
4. report ia diplomatic ciTclea says that
the Br.lish LIE cation il said 10 hare positive
that Tram was sent to Ireland by
persons 10 this c3antry on purpose TO be ar
rested, with view oil making test oi the
question as 10 the right Of Britain TO arrest
American citizens. for language not used
within the bound - ate British Do mnions.
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Engraving, Brands. & Seals.
S Bridges s Estes HOUSE
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EGGS IS HUTTER.
S P Pend 1 Co...........eoT Main 1 Ninth streets
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An Immense Number Of Fires.

4 Bloody and Fatd Prs1 Fight at 81. Louis
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love u Iyer.-..-. ...5s Main street.
Dsacan l-erie & l4a I42 Main street.
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BOOTS T. sHoEs-RETAIL.
stewart Dean...,........eor Third Main stfests
Hniskamp q maties Main -etfcet
Huiskamp 4 Bro..... Main strset-bet 9Th 4 5th.
K Hart, Agt.....................13 Main street.
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}encill, Jones 4 Co....ear Third 4 Main ysrssts
Hess. Stern 4 co......cer Second Il Main streets
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DRrGs- Gs-wueLEsA,E - RETAIL
'iis;nsan, Bartlett co...........sl Main street
Kerr Fuller .........sI kais sttest
Or Il c'cocnor. As Main street
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FURNITURE

s'sas, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
s Bridges Estes House
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DHE GOODS u HoLEsALH.
II Sseey : tSons............-.......s7 Aain street
Kramer. IRWIN & los MaiA ssrss.
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CRoCKERY d QUEERsWARE.
&Fey : Lc Faiyre...... Main street---bst 9TH 9Th
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CLOTHIERa.

CARPETS, OFT CLOTHS, &C.
John Copelin ......-...-, SO Main street
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Gas sTEan FITTINGS.
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IF you wart . really choice Tea Il s<sy ler
is.sg s .osassos AISrasl
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CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JRWELRY.
San Bridges .-...... nos 3 Hstss Hssss
Ayres, Mann Ayres -.........67 Main street,
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Geld. Silver. and Every Mounted Canes
Il nv;s}ycs NAL L Es.es Hnaas
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uaVid q Second street.
Wasteott. Main street-near Fourth.
Ed Carter 4 Co...... d. II. -. SO Maiu street.
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DExgxsrnY.

Coin, SiiveT uars.
: 4 dgcs..................Nos 1 4 Estes House
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Cloehs-Wheiesaie 4 Retail.
: Bridges ................sS Nos 4 Estes House
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sabscrbed and svcsas k~fess a& at Hartford,
CONF. snis First day OF Ja.ssry 1oM
Esigaedl koBrRr Il DAY.
Justice Of the fs.ee.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Ill, Armitsge 4 Co......,..ccr Ninth 4 johnson.
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Geld Pens, Pencils. rseket Books.
s i Bridges ges.................Nes 4 Estes House
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Latest News from Washington.
1hs worlds Correspondent has m Il.
terv4sw with Jshnssn.
A. ]. Is Opposed by another Brsnch
Of the Government.
n viii Exs1s.ss al ths Pstw.1 vested
In him.
oolGoRB1sIONAL PK0on1UlN0S.
u q Vi0 Oemasa the Refnasa of dee.
AFTERNOON DEsrArCHEs.
ooleoRssslcHAL PKoos1p1Mos.

.. ., WIN Dsmasa the nslsnss sfdss.
Z ~ r. Train. ~
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CoMMIssfoS MRRCHAyTs.
sturses IS soa,h LeYee
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wateass, Clocks, Il sevslry Repair4a
a MA Nns 4 n g Axasaa.
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BANNING HOUSE.
First Eatonsl Banx......... Main st-bst Sd / 4th
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BOOKS d STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
A Beers. ..-......-.-...-....-.....106 MaiA stree
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EALEs1ArE 4 LBS sUBAkC AGsrs.
Ten Ey second street.
W,n Fultos,. .......e. Main street, tuy stairs)
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BOOTS 4 sHoEs-wHOLEsAL
Danbieton / Huiskamp. Main street
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BONNET HLEACHERY.
II Emerson ......-........cor Fourth Blopdean
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Cor.rMrrs nL;p Ian %
Sr. Lorrs, Jan. 90.

hr. LotIs, Jan. 70. :
FIRE az Alto yesterday destroyed the
dry goods stores Howard {; Co. and Greer
baum 60. Lots about S25,eoe; partially
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TiS = JAPASSED WARE, tWHoLnaALE1
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A R G. H S P R | n G
NURSERIES,,
Washington County, Md,
May l6, 1868.

TINE proprietor respectfully calls the attention
/ of his many customers throughout Virginia,
TO his large and wei grown stock Of FRUIT
TREES and PLANTS, including all the stan
dard varieties and all new varieties of any mer-
it which he offers at moderate prices.
Our stock consists in part Of
.4ppls 7rees-Fine 10 year old trees of
the best selected varieties we'll branched,
and in splendid growing order.
.7pricots-Best standard varieties.
Pears-Dwarf and Standard.
CherrieS-Heart, Biggarreau (or firm Aeshed)
and Duke or Morrelo, Of every variety.
Peqches-All the standard and new varieties
Currdats-Red Dutch, White Grape and
Cherry Currants, the best in the market.
oseberrieS-Houghton' Seeding, very pro-
ductiye, never mdews.
GrapsS-Catawba, Concord, Delaware, Di-
ana, Isabelle and Rcbecca, well rooted.
StraUberrieS-Ofthe most hardy and produc-
tive varieties.
Lawton Backberries, Myatt's Lincnaous,
Rhuberb, and Evergreen Ornamental Trees,
SC, SC, sc.
Nv General Agent, Mr. ALFRED MILLER,
will visit the Farmers Of BERKELEY and
JEFFERSON COUNTIES, during the coming
summer, and will oe pleased TO take orders
for all the above named fruits, &c.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended TO me and hoping for a continu-
ance of the same, we will do our best to please
all who favor us with their orders.
JOHN RICHARD,
Proprietor.
Dy Catalogues furnished on addressing
ALFRED MILLER,
General Agent,
Fair Play,
Washington County, Nd.
Nav % 1863 an
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VALLEY CHIEF
REAPER, MOWER
AND
S e l. Z II A X Z e.

THIS Machine is unrigaIed as Reaper
i and Mower. Ii is the Iishlesl draughl
has less machinery and is so simple
that any one Of ordinary intelligence can
understand it.
1t has TWO Drive Wheels. The table
rides on two Castor Uheeis giving it the
facility Of being turned about with as
much ease as an ordinary cart. BY shift
ting the seat, according 10 the weight of
the driver, the machine can always be
perfectly balanced, leaving no weight on
the horses necks.
The SeIf Rake being driven by chain
from the main axle makes it the most
powerful and the most simple ever in.
vented. For cutting whea. that is lodged
or leans badly il has no rival, as the poirt
of the guards can be lowered to the sur
face Of the earth by means of lever, in
an instant, without stopping the machine.
The Reaper can be changed 10 Now
er, by the removal Of four bolts, in few
minutes.
These Machines are warranted 10 give
satisfaction.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing can see
me at my residence near Shepherdsiown,
Va. JOHN +. BILLMYER, Agt.
for Marsh, Grier, & Co..
Manufacturers
Mt. Joy, Lancaster county, Pa.
April 4, 1868. II
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RloT IN WAsBINoToN.-A negro rio'
occurred in Washington city on Wednes-
day nigh, last, occasioued by the election
eof a Radical Mayor, which a city paper
thus describes The negroes TO the
number Of 5000 strong gathered together
and marched through the principal streets
Of ,he city. hoo,ing and yelling. the negro
women crowding the sidewalks and en-
couraging the demonstration. Forney
made an incendiary address 10 the negroes
IRON a window OF the Chronicle office,
melting them TO vengeance on the whites
which had the effect 10 render them per-
fecily uncomfortable. The police were
perfectly powerless. and the negroes
rushed along the streets with such fear
full iaunts and sbnse thaiihe whites were
compelled TO confne themselves TO their
houses. Bowen, The negro candidate for
Mayor, also made an address complimen.
ting the negroes on their capacity for self
government, Two white men were bru-
tally murdered by The Infatuated negroes,
and the house Of one OF the judges OF cleo.
ton completely Quilted. One Of the men
who was murdered was cut with razor
in front Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road office. on Pennsylvania avenue. and
his blood now dyes the pavement.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-HowardS Street super and
Gu, Extra 5Os$lO &c; do. High
grades IL 25Ssl3 90; DO. Family l3 90
ASIA 90.
WHEAT.-Prlme Western white at
50 So Maryland red al 81 so; low
and medium qusli,y at 2 4Oas2 SO.
CORN.-Msrke, less active: sales OF
5000 bushs white at 81 IA; 500 bushs
do. at l2aSl -. and inferior al 8 O2.
GOLO.-Gold is quoted in Bsltlmore
at l4OI and in New York al l40.
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Frightful Prophecies
Concerning the End Of al Things

Concerning the End Of MI Things
Are made by religious enthusiasts; and on the
other hand, philosophers insist that the centre
of the Earth is mass of fre-that the poles of
the Earth will one day be at the Equator, and
that the Sun is grapually fading Talk like
this is very terrible; but pending such whole
sale caamities, it will be as well for each mem
Der Of society to take care of his or her health,
and leave the rest to Providence.
The end comes prematurely to all who ne
glect the preservation Of that inestimable bles.
sing. Suffer liver disease, dyspepsia, chronic
constipation or any other ailment 10 take its
course unchecked, and it will assuredly shorten
life. 1t cannot be said that the means of pro-
tecting the system against the predisposing eau
ses Of disease are withheld. The constitutions
and physique of the least robust may be so
strengthened and fortified by a course of HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BI1TERS as 10 rem
der them all but invulnerabe, not only to the
attacks of epidemic disorders, but also 10 the or
binary complaints which prevail in all coun-
tries and at all seasons. If the immense impor-
lance Of PROTECTIVE MEDICATION were uniyer-
sally understood, this incompatible vegetable
antidote, which is already the most popular
tonic in the world, would everywhere be class
ed among the staples of life and no family
would dare to be without it. The time may ar
rive when this will be the case, for every year
adds hundreds of thousands to the list Of those
who use it.
Moy lc 1863 5W
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-06
Gpelial II Offices.

NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MED.
ICINE.-Dr. Maggiel is the founder Of new
Medical syst IN. The quantitarians W hose in
ternal doses nfeeble the stomach and parayse
the bowels, must give precedence TO the nan
who restores health and appetite with from one
10 two of his ordinary Pills, ana cures the most
,iruent sores with box or so Of his wonder
ful and all-heaIing Salve. These Two great
specifics OF the Doctor are fast superseIlng all
the stereo,yped nostrums of the day. Extraor-
binary cures by Maggies Pills and Save hav-
opened the eyes of the public to the inefficien.
cy of the (so-called) rem" dies OF others. and up
on which people have so long bIindly depended.
Maggicrs Pills are not of the class that are
swallowed by the dozen, and of which every
box full taken creates an absolute necessity for
another. One or two of Maggiel's Pills sulfi-
COS to keep the bowels in perfect order, tone
the stomach create appetite, and render the
spirits light and buoyant. There is no gripping
and no reaction in the form of constipation. If
the liver is affected, It's functions are restored,
and il the nervous system is feeble, II Is invig-
Grating, This last quality makes the medicine
very desirable for the wants of delicate females.
ulcerous and eruptive diseases are literally eX-
tinguished by the disinectaDt use of Maggiel's
gave In TACT, II Is mere GHuounCeu lnal MdS-
gels Bilious, Dyape9tc and Dlarrhoea Pills
cure where all offers fail While for Burns,
Scaljs, Chblains, Cuts, and all Abrasons Of
the Skin, MaggiePs Sale is infallibIe. Sold by
]. HAYDOCK, IL Pine street, New York, and
all Druggists, at % cents per box.
CoUYrERFEITs Buy no Maggel Pills or
Salve, with a little pamphlet inside the box.
They arc bogus. ] he genuine have the name
of J. Haydock on box with name Of ]. Magglc!,
NJ. d. The genuine have the Pills surrounded
with white powder"
Frightful Burns-Fcarfu Scalds DIR. Mag
gels Salve stops the most violent pain of burns,
scalds, etc., at once, while for wounds, alIs,
corns, etc., it is unsurpassed. Sold by all drug
pistS