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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
POETICAL.
soMEBoDY'L1 COME TONIGHT.

Unjust bind my hair with the myrtle bough,
3. And gem it with buds of white,
And drive this blush from my burning brow,
For somebody II come to night,
And while his eye shall discern grace
In the braid and folded flower,
He must not find in my tell tale face,
The spell of his wondrous power.
Imust don the robe which he fondly calls
A cloud of enchanting light,
And sit where the yellow moonlight falls,
For somebody'll come to night;
And while the robe and the place shall seem
But the veriest freak of chance,
.Tis sweet to know that hiseye will beam
With a tcnderer. happier grace.
Twas thus sung when the years were few
That lay on my girlish head,
Aud all the flowers that in fancy grew
Were tied with golden thread.
And somebody came, and the whispers there
cannot repeat them quite;
But knew my soul went up IN prayer,
And somebody 3 here tonight
blush no moreat the whispered vow,
Nor sigh in the soft moonlight;
My robe has tint OF amber now,
And sit by the anthracite;
And the locks that We'd with glossy wren,
Have passed to the silver gray;
But the love that decked them with flowers then
Is the holier love to day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
An Apology for Drunkenness.
THEREBY SHOWING ITS GOOD AND BAD Eff
FECTS.

Drunkenness has legal and patriotic ten
dency because drunkards pay their debts
according to law and furnish abundant en-
ployment for lawyers, justices and constables;
and they also support the government gen
erously, by paying more excise than any 9TH
er class OF citizens.
Drunkenness promotes liberty and equali-
ty; because it disposcs the subjects of it to
spurn all restraint human and divine; and
it brings down the proudest gentleman to a
perfect level with the greatest ruffian and
renders their company equally agreeable and
entertaining, as they are equally disposed to
pour out a deluge of nonsense, bilingsgate
and blasphemy.
Drunkenness promotes legal science be-
cause drunkards obtain an interesting knowl-
edge of criminal jurisprudence, and num-
Der of them study the penal statutes in those
seminaries, commonly called jails and peni-
tentiaries.
Drunkenness promotes domestic govern
ment; for if you follow drunkard home, you
will find him raging and foaming; blasPhe-
ming and abusing his patient, industrious
and miserable wife and children, who stand
before him with fear and trembling, horror
and anguish as silent as the grave and as
submissive as the slave chained to the car.
IL suDSCAN1SHI " OlIAOOOAJ
and virtue; because drunkards demonstrate
the deprayity and degradation by arguments,
the most convincing and unanswerable and
they display vice in an attitude and dress the
most odious and disgusting.
Drunkenness promotes religion in general
and humanity in particular because some
men have no religion until they obtain stiff
grog, and their religion increases in propor>
ton to the quantity of spirits they may i'm
bibe, until at length they become so extreme
ly religious and humble, as to wallow in the
mud along with the hogs, for the edifcation
of the spectators.
Drunkenness circulnscribes the agency of
the prince of darkness; because his internal
majesty from long experience, has so much
confidence in drunkards that they will di-
rectly, or indirectly, render their families as
miserable as possible, that he seldom inter
feres in the business. And whenever a
drunkard appears in any company the demon
on duty puts on his hat and leaves the room,
as his presence is no longer necessary,
Finally drunkenness. prevents testamentary
obligations and funeral mourning; because
drunkards generally live their own heirs and
die their own executors, and leave the world
with the consent of thoir friends and neigh
bors.
Done in behalf of the thirsty by their at
torney in fact.
Russellville, Jan. 29th, 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
A Negro Marriage.

LINE CREEK, FEB. 90. 1S6O-Eaitors
Montgomery (AGt.,) Nail: The following
marriage ceremony | recently obtained from
one of my negroes; and if you think it will in
terest any of your readers, you may publish it
'Here is a couple who have walked out to-
night, wishing to be jined in, and through
love and wishing all dem dat have any ting
twixen dem come forward and speak now, if
not; let dem hold dar peace now and forever
more. l wants every ear to hear and every
heart to enjoy.
"Mr. Jim Thompson, whomsoever stands
fastly by your left side, do you tax her for
your dearly beloved wife, to wait on her
through sickness and through health, sale
and be safe, holy and be holy, loving and be
loving? Do you love her mother? Do you
love her father Doyou love her brothers?
Do you love her sisters? Do you love her
master? DO you love her mistress ? But do
you love God the best Z"
Answer-"I do"
"Miss Mary Thompson, whomsoeycr stands
lastly by your side, do you take to be your
dear beloved husband, to wait on him through
health and through confutiOn, safe and be
safe, holy and be holy? Do you love his
mother? DO you love his father ? Do you
love his brothers Do you love God the
best Z"
Answer-0I will" 80.
81 shall pronounce Mr.Jim to hold Miss
Mary fastly by the right hand, aud shall
pronounce you both to be man and wife by
the Commandments Of God. We shall hopes
and trusting through God that you may live
right, that you may die right, now and forever
more. Now, Mr.. Jim, sle,o your bride. Let
us sing a hime
"Plunged in gull Of dark despair,
Ye wrctched sinners are. &C." Amen.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25

a TRUTH-"Men sometimes go down in
to tombs, with painful longings to behold
once the faces of their departed friends and
as they gaze upon them, lying there SO peace
fully with the semblance that they were on
earth, the sweet breath of heaven touches
them, and the features crumble and fall to-
gether and but dust"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
: The publication oftbs Ricbmond R,oi,-

- The publication of the Richmond Regis
ter, the Radical organ there, has ceased, for
the present The Richmond Dispatch says
"Whether it is dead or not we cannot say If
dead, it gave no. premonitary intimation to
that effect; and if so dead the result grew
out of disappointment-dis disappointment in
not receiving promised aid and official support,
we imagine"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25

A SADCA OF HARDsuIP.-A few nights
since, in New York, a young man named Nc
Guire, Of respectable appearance and decent
ly dressed, met sergeant of police and told
him he had stolen two small bars of steel du-
ring fire. He was thereupon taken to the
police station and locked up. What occurred
at his examination on Monday is thus related
by the Express:
Mcclure stated that he was a stranger in
the city; had come here to look for employ
ment, but falling in his efforts to obtain it,
was reduced to such low ebb that he could
not pay for his lodging. He went to the sta
ton house and asked shelter for the night.
The sergeant refused to take him in, where
upon he went and committed the theft, in Or
der to secure place to lie down for the night.
Justice Hogan thought it was very hard in
deed to refuse white man protection from
the storm in Northern city, while SO much
attention is being paid the negroes down
South, The young man, having no home,
was sent to the care of the commissioners of
charities.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25

FoR CoUGH.-Roast large lemon very
carefully, without burning it; when it is tho
roughly hot, cut and squeeze it into a cup,
upon three ounces of sugar, finely powdered
Take spoonful whenever your cough trou-
bles you, 1t is as good as it is agreeable to
the taste. Rarely has it been known to fail
of giving relief.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25

The board of directors ofthe Petersburg
railroad company have declafed.a dividend
of one and one-half per cent. out of the pro-
fits of the company for the last six months,
PAYABLE on and after the 18th instant
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25

-"sal," said one girl to another, -''I am
so glad 1 have no beau noww ~ why so"
asked the other. ooh; cause 1 can eat as
many onions as l please
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
The Light Of Nature.

There lived in Philadelphia, many years ago,
a. celebrated Indian chief named Tedyscung.
He was sitting one evening by the freside of
a friend, both of them, looking silently at the
fire, indulging their own reflections.
At length, the silence -eyas interrupted by
the friend, who said 81 will tell you what
1 have been thinking Of I was thinking of
rule delivered by the Author of the Chris
tian religion, which, from its excellency, we
call the Golden Rule"
"Stop," said Tedyscung, sdon't praise it to
me, but rather tell me what it is, and let me
think for myself I do not wish you to tell
me of its excellency-tell me what it is.
alt is for one man to do to another as he
would the other do to him.
That's impossible! 1t cannot be done,"
Tedyscung Immediately replied and taking
his pipe, lighted it, and commenced walking
about the room. In about quarter of an
hour he came up to his friend with smiling
countenance, and taking the pipe from his
mouth, said Brother, l haye been thought
ful on what you have told me. If the Great
Spirit that made man would give him a ne,C
heart, he could do as you say, but not else" !"
EEK. xxxvi 26. A new heart also will
I give to you, and a new. spirit will l put
within you; and I will take away the stony
heart out OF your hesn, ana Will give you
heart of flesh.
"SLAsH1NG DAYS" OvER.-Old Uncle
Billy, lately the servant of DR., Walker Lam
dram of this county, applied to a Magistrate
the other day for warrant, for the arrest of
a negro who had stolen pair of boots from
Biuy's son. The Magistrate told Billy he
would give him the warrant, but he thought
it would cost him more trouble, and expense,
than the boots were worth "Oh," said Bill
ly, 81 don't 'xpect to git the boots-I only
want the fellow we'll slashed" "Well, Bill
ly," said the Justice, "thosc days are over
now-there is no more whipping" "What,"
said Billy in an excited tone, "not whip a
nigger for stealing. De Congress is fool
I'll 60 dere myself, and tell 'em dat niggers
must be slashed when dey steals; it's de only
way!' Billy is up for Congress, then, and
starts with at least one plank in his.platform
Fredericksburg Herald.
| l;I>a n Raoo,1vs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25

=, Why is lawyer like sawyer? :? Because
whichever way he moves, down must come
the duSt. -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25

= Some ingenious Yankee has discovered
a faster mode than that commonly in use for
Matching chickens. He fills up a barrel with
eggs and sets 4 hen on the bung hole.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
- ANDREW HUNTER.
SOLICITOR IN MATTERS OF BANK
PTTpnrv

RUPTCY,
T1AYlNG specially prepared for the business !;
II and not being excluded from the United States
Courts will prosecute, diligently, all applications
for the benefit of the late Bankrupt law, committed
to him.
GO He will regularly attend the Federal Court
at Clarksburg. aud elsewhere as the cases may re-
Charlcstown, July 16, ls67-tf.
New Era, Martinsburg, aud Winchester Times
cnnY each times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
ISAAC FOUKE,

= ISAAC FOUKE,
Attorney at Law w,
CharIestOwn, jefferson County,
DRACTICES in the Courts of Jefferson, Berkeley
L and Morgan Counties, w. Virginia, and in
those of Loudoun, Frederick and Clark Counties,
Virginia; also in the United States District Court
in cases in Bankruptcy.
90 Office in Hunters Law Row, next door to the
Carter H1use.
July 80. lS67-lY.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

uAWKINs's aRANCH-1 al1.l - .a.
CORNER 81 CRATER AND ST CHARLES
Opposite St Charles Aotsll
s RE-oPENED--A 3. cUsTEa IL cHAR3E-
The test brAI ds q LTQrORs and WINES suck .. Hav
Tins has set forA tor CONSTANTLY hasd Also
CiGAks.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02
ARTICLE THIRD.
ARTICLE FOURTH.

The 400 hundred shares hird Of the capital
stock and In the foregoing srtn shall
belong to the sai1 o. d Hunt Pratt ana Peter
the dscoverers entees named In srice second
their aud shall equally with The othsr shares,
psJ of money shall be red from the holder
thereof received from levied
upon the being considered having
already been pail By the holders Of rsersed shares that
l. when 90 twenty i've cent on the amount suo-
the other shsres d. then 9 entS i've
bs Of the said reserved aha shall
sdsrec having been also paid when go Fly cent
psid the other III the reserved shs shall rated
stoe which go hfty has been paid.
But dviseBds Of the PROFITS Of the Company shall be
~ paid hole Of ali shares 10 proportion only
shares held by EACH upon hitch
nstauent al IL be Que shall be entitled to receive
dviden
The acceptance Of above ng
thssi these articles Of association shall imply
the part Of the sale @ g. Hunt VIM T. Pratt aad p. NJ
retsrscn full ansfsr and assignment Of ali
In en whether the tsme pstentsb equrable and
10 al fntuTe improvements The Il
The said pAtente shall further Untitled to receive from
the said Uompany S7uU<D thousaI dollars a
for their In aud exp rments
with their discovery which said shall
mace up LIST By slowiI go fifty per O.. the
int shares subscribed by Others and I'd,
either of be profits OF the Company out o. like pro-
portion on future assessments
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

plurality Of votes Counting vote for each shave Of
stock voted upon shall be sufficient 10 elect Directors
shall their fret meng after ,heir election
theif number for President Of the Assod
cted by msjo, Of ,he whole Beard sd upon
and other legal shall served.
II shall be the duy Of thu President to preside all
ings the Board and In Of inab
the Board shall elect OF their number tenn who
thA for the time exercise the full powers Of President
All elecons shall be BY ballot under tn. superinende
Of two sppoin ed the Board least
election and in Of absence negsct
Of such the President Of
point others their place
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02


Of q . Company A CHlAPkLLA. President
j. N. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
State Of Louisiana Orleans City Of New Orleans
sworn and subscribed befoe this theenth day OF
May, 1868 \ MAGNER, Notary PaOhe
The Board Of Directors declared dividend OF Tvnety
Dozrs bare be he creoit OF unpaid Sock
account Full paid c. c-tes Of Stock will be issued 10 the
Stockko lotrs srd after LIST july 1888
She Directors have further resolved redeem fwen'
per TIE outstanding Scrip Of The Company on and
sftrr June :, 1868 lrEs d ar.I ~. Ii. 49,
SIX per cent interest the Scrip Of the Com
rary viii be paid holders thereo and amer June
1868
DIRECTORS.
A. I. Baden R W Adams J, A. ssisncarss.
L =. Generer B. ssloy. J. 0aldytein,
L MOulor J. J. Fernarde., V. Bur he,
w. B Schmidt, A. Coutin. G. Blapchln-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

N<~~~cf
hail and rain storm wac very severe at Helena,
Karnes county. Timber and houses were ruined.
Every house except one was hiled with water.
HsiIstones fell weighing from three 70 eight
pounds. They best the roofs OF houses like fall
log cannon balls. The crops, asa general thing,
in that vicinity were ruined past remedy. The
slaughter among the fowls and sheep vas immense.
The same paper says the storm extended nsrth-
east from San Antonio about three miles, for
which distance the telegraph wire was entirely
{ The Tsnsaa Parish Gazstte, of May sO,h. sayst
"0ur unfortunate friends who the week before
lat had their crops destsoye ed by the han storm,
are still replanting, and, judging from the exer-
tons being made, they will yet succeed In making
q crop. There are still complaints round Of the
prevalence to an alarming extent Of all sorts Of
insects. The lice and bugs on some places are
destroying everything, and several neighbors,
with ourselves. are losing and have Loaf, the whole
Of their garden stud from The potato bug. or
Irish AZ, They strip the leaves Or the choicest
asnds Ia another kind. until In the ihere s
nothing LEFT but barren vines. stems and stalks"
The Sugar Planter sayG "fhe N. D. Pics in
noceDtly asks What we all 70 do here this
summers Cher confrere, don't stay there.
Come up here. Our Wild woods abound 10 game;
you can have your choice, and not travel far Tor
Il. The bsyous, lakes aDG streams are hlled With
all the pscsforial dainties known TO our disciples
Of merry old Izssc. Fruitss milk. butter, and
jowl and green's sdorn our gay and festive
boards dd libitun, and last, though not least,
there's plenty mint growing in the gsrdens-
CITY mspufscsursdics By the cssk--ceilars stocked
wfIh something nice totske on the roaeh edges,
law ever seriously contemplated VIII you come
NO snd cut your mutton with usy' 49, -
We learn from The sDslias Herald that 1t .
large and enthusiastic meeting Y there on the
Of the Trinity from IT, mouth 70 the town OF Dali
iss uifh Hehtdrsu9ht stesnabosss, could be
essily and safely elected. Tor At least seven
months in the year, BY the removal OF logs mn
bsdded N The channel, and eating dove leaning
81 Dsiss county would raise by voluntary contri.
butons OF otherwise money enough to clean out
lhs ,iysr from DsIlss to the bo-Sdary line OF
Kaufman county. Three thousand dollars, IL was
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

bla 44.-t-lrs % i.ltE - -a t,1l-f = POD
si- STATE OF LOUISIANA, al
E'1a Parish Of Orlssns, City OF New Orlesna
sworn to and subscribed before ths 2st Gay Of May
A.. D. 1853 PARIS CHILDRE ss,
Tbe Trustees Rave resolved TO pay INTEREST DIvI-
DEND Of IkH Pks CEAT Per amman Q pay
msess % Capital stock snds y ssh IvfOE<O Of PIP
p-tng pre- niuns for he and after the rHIRkTH
day june, eat, ls65 -rs.-vef - q 49, t-f ~
They resolved to for an instaneat Of TEN
the Capital stock OF the Company payable
before the TW EsTY-SEvENfH ds Of June next, 1868
MICAkL MUeSUF, President. -t-r
.-.r.r- r.re BAR s0N DoANE, Vice President
Ep. \. PALrREY Secretary. r. .r--r-, -.'
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02
NATURAL GA COnp.NY.
CTATE OF L0UISIANA-
CITY OF NEW o2LEANs.

re tnovp that On this twenty rt day Of May IN ne
year thousand eight hundred and sixty esnt eeo M
New fs,ns Pash of Orleans State o. Louisisn sors q
dpy nmisson-d and sworn pefsan.y sns ~. X -
s,.S ,ss, ,Ssins ssem elves Of he prsvsoas
Of Louisiana relafi 70 Inc nii tiio
q 10 & STE they nsss ssss and bnS
themselves and thase whom tn represent 81 Form w
selves into and constitute fo ,ne ye &c
ARTICLE FIRST.
The name and title Of said corporation shall be raE LOU
IsIANA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and its domicl is
established In the city Of New Orssns
ARTICLE SECOND
ne object and purpose OF "a Corporation
Of ihs Of Louisiana the natural gas sscr
aDeo TO exst its surface sod TO improve utilize c.,
Ssss,s,S aseussd ss cseS Hunt, will.m Prsss and
Peter Peterson for which application for patent h.
improvements mechsDic CHEMICAL hsresfter De
devised invented constructed by the psientse
using and working the same Il u
ARTICLE THIRD. is 81.
The capital stock Of this Corporation hereby hrsd at the
1907 hundred shares Of ($jO
hundred dolss each Of which third 400 hun
pressed IN he article following the ether two hisds iN
ouret hundred shares shalt be suoecroed and psid for
he hands Of tn Prsdn upon it, for business
dollars each aud share "a TO subscribed by
ns% s s sss q as Per s s Ss 20
the Board Of Directors may rsaure on. no ea shall At
a every soelhoIoer after payment OF install.
m.n Of ten per cent, may discharge himself IRON All
Liability I tss Isanin. o. 81 Seels,ng st the
which .dclhcdsr shall forfeit all payments there
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02
ART GLE NINTH.

mscrity ofthe Bosrd shall be necessary foru quo
and adeeision ofsuch majority shall IN valid
act.
The Board of rector shah have full power hereby
authorized buy auo sell such and
be rtqnred Tor the use Of the company.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02
ARTICLE TENrH.

The Board Of Directors shall sppoint secrea y aud all
clerks and nts and remove he D essur-
shall Ok the Of all q the Corporation aud the
secary that shall be required from any Of ssid
and Sal Board may also de egste such
the r-rssction o the ordinary business
committees OF Their BODY, their officers
they d. expedent and point agents with
a. ard without the State under such conditions them
shall proper; and they sha have the
laws and resuiaon and 10 amend and s,ss the
the interests Of the Corporation
shall also have the supply any that may
in their Board Such may be declared on
OF oeatn resignation, Of the
Of shares insolvency absence without leave three
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

A Ill KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale-Medcnes for all diseases PREPARED f,od for
nockng birds at b. DovEy's Nos AID Greene street.
Canal.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
1RavELLERs' Gyspt:.

yfupSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS =
Tfaipe FOR Albany and Troy connecting with Northera
aud Western leave sew York via Hudson River Rail.
road Threh street AMI Tenth avenue and 10 A. NJ an
s4a 20 aud n 4. NJ, and Harlem Railrosd Twenty.
srth street aud Fourth avenue at III A. NJ and 35
The $50 r. VI. Hudson River viii ran oa sun.
days
va b, NAND.hblssS, .ey ~ dent
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES -
~ FRANCIS BUTLER. No. 5 Peck slip Buffers al
be Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator 70 cents Buffers
work, 81 Fereis cheap.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

TOR SALE CHEAP-A LARGE STOCK OF ALL
nds OF Fancy Fowls and Fancy Pigeons; also extra
hne Game Fowls. by WILLIAM II. PULLS, oil Fulton
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
Personal.

A DoPrToN.-A BEAUTIFUL MALE CHILD. CALI
on Mrs Munro at 11s Greenwich street. top oor from
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

fNHARLIE ss~sI.-wiLL EXPECT you on TUESDAY
~ evening, at o'clock. G. VERNON.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

INFORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM GOULDs.
borough Lett Ireland about years ago; lived
IL New isYen supposed have and To Phiiade
pha ANY IN ornaton OF hm Will be thankfully received
BY his brother Robert Gouldsborough Wl.mantic, Conn
Philadelpua papera please COPY.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

PosT OFFICE N0TIcE.-TnE NAILS FOR EUROPE
y will be despatched from tins Office Tuesday 18th
Wednesday 26th thursday 27h and saturday, 2h inst,
sicstng at II O'Clock and at the stations oows,
vh:-Statons and b. lf45 c. 0 and D. LES; and F,
u:l0, and at ii O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

CUCKOO CLOCRs--OUE MANUFACTURES, IN GREA1
~ variety better and cheaper than any imported whole
ysie AID retail ri A. FRANKFIEbD cos Jewellers ~
sxth avenue corner OF Fourteenth street and $40 Eight
avenue corner oi fwenty.srth street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

IMPORTANT TO NATURALLY BAD wRITERs.-DOL-
BEANS new scientific system OF Hand Training. 60e
Broadway will positively remove all Stiffness, cramping
trembling land other difficulties supposed to be natura and
bnabe student to write with elegance rapdy
And aatisfactiOn.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

IeRALTIMoRE AND HAVANA sTEAnsHIp COMPANY,
ID FOR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANH. VIA KEY
WEST
The steamship CUBA will sail the above ports Tues
day, February rs oclck r. NJ Passengers leaving
New evening the day previous sailing viii
connect with the
For freight passage having splendid accommodations
apply 70 HENRY N. WAKEFIELD Il CO., Agents,
Ne l6 spears wharf Baltimore.