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Craige, George
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Grow, A. ".
Goncy, John
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Chase, W. g
ChampouX, Louis
Cleveland. r b
Cora ella, George
Cook, David Is.
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Chr.siereon. Peter C.
CanibI on, Joseph
Decker, ". A.
bale, Luke
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DUNCAN, M.Ch ei
hu''bs, Georer X.
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Jerk IN. John
Denton. Enbe
bailey, William
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DavI.. john
Dunican Thomas
Davidson, G. c.
Dillon, James
Dayton, Reuben P.
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Johnson, ". j.
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johnson. james l..
Johnson. frank
Kitzmev-r. Christian
King. Peter 4.
Kin &. Fa, ette
Kelly, Daniel
Kelly, Daniel
Nelly, Thomas
Kuemm-r.e L. bias
Kirkpatrick. 10 erh
kim. Samuel d. Jr.
hing, Benjamin l..
Ei!zn-y el. Daniel
Kendall, Ne rIlI
Kar her, ''ntlicb
KIasins, Henry
Lynn. The 'dore
Land o rger, Al lph
Ll"yd, John
Lemar Frank
Lambert, W Ham Il.
LawIor. William il.
Leahv. Daniel
L.ovtjoy, John A
Lewis. Augustus
Lehigh. jerry
Lake, q. VI.
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Lockhart. W. 7.
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n,!erSon Charles
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ash more, Matthew J.
IAunIn-r, Juhn NJ.
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Adams. josiah
Alien. Ci,atles ".
AocLe, Frederick
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Bell. John +.
Re isle, Peter G.
B'Iuf er, john
heR>un, Spencer
Buwkrr. Chester c.
Bn ghyne. John
Balrrd, Ge,rce
iiirclrti Id. John W.
B rrkwell. Marcus
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nuG.er, Francisco
Buckley, John B.
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These Pills are composed of various roots, hav
ing The power to relax the secretions of the liver
as promptly and efiecrally blue pill or mer
curry, and without producing any fthose disagree
able or dangerous effects which often follow the
use of the latter.
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structed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with adyan-
tage in all cases when purgatlve alternative
medicine is sequired.
Please ask for Or Schenck's Mandrake Pills :"
and observe that tie two likenesses Of the Doctor
are on the Government stalnp--onc when in the
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The Great Medical Annual.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1868 for
distribution, gratis, throughout the United States
and all civilized countries of the Western Hemis-
phere, will bepublisned about the first of January.
and all who wish to understand the true plloso-
ply OF health should read and ponder the valuable
suggestions it contains. In addition to an admir-
able medical treatise the causes, prevention and
cure of a great variety Of diseases, 1t embraces a
large amount OF information interesting to the
merchant, the mechanic, the miner, The farmer.
the planter, and professional man; and the calcu1
latlons have been made for such meridians and
ATTITUDES as are most suitable fora correct and
comprehensive NATIONAL CALBSDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects of HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
the staple tonic and Alternative of more than half
the Christian world, are fully set forth in its pa
ges which are also interpreted with valuable re-
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and amusing reading matter original and select
ed. Among the ANIMALS to appear with the open
ing of the year, this will be one of the most use
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to the Central Mandatory, at Pittsburgh. Pa,
or to the nearest agent for HOSTETTER' S
STOMACH BITTERS. The BITTERS are sold
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We do not think the Galaxy has been sus-
pended; but have not received the two last
numbers.
BOOK NOTICES.

MERRY MUSEUM, an Illustrated Monthly
Magazine for Boys and girls. has been recev
ed, and after carefully examining this charm
ing little monthly, we earthly commend it to
parents as very suitable publication 10 pat
INTO the hands of children Published by
Horace B. Fuller, Boston, at 81, so a year.
The NURSERY, a most charmingly illustra-
ted monthly for youngest children, has been
laid upon our table 1t is the very book for
the young people, and make the home, circle
attractive for til little ones. Published by
John L.Shorey, Boston at ST so year
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for February has
been received. Still up to its high standard
Ia literature. Published by Tickner & Fields,
Boston.
Cooley, for February, comes with all its
wealth of beauties and fashions. Publish ed
by L. a Cooley, Philadelphia.
''DEMoREsT's YOUNG AMERICA for Februa-
ry is on our table. The children are iubilent
over its arrival, and anticipate its coming
with persistent questioning, making its advent
a relief and pleasure. Long life to it, and
many subscribers, who, by the way, get a
handsome premium in addition for the sab
seript;on price of $3.50. Published by W.
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About Right.

In a conversation with one of The ''wards, -
commonly known rs ssJack Ross" who called
10 see us at our sanctum, on professional bu-
slness in relation to the publication of a no
ice, warning parties from harboring or en-
ploying his gentle ddme for thu reason that she
was unwilling to follow Jacks bead and board,
he said: Heap of DIES nigge,s is gettin above
themselves, and runnin to dc Bureau, and
speckin him to make UNI live and dey do ofin.
found out who de cullel pussins friend is,
knows it .aint desc Yankee Bureaus and runa-
way white southern pu ssins. If desc niggers
would 60 to -wors, and stop changin Of der
names and drap this Union League, like Use
done, dey would get along heap better.
We though. that there was a deal of philoso
ply and good sense in Jacks 'sunyarnished
tale"
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A FIJI TED RESTORED IGNORANCE Elk
IA POSED FALLACiES UNMASk ED !!
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London and New York Medical adviser and Mar
riage Guide, S0th edition, 400 pages, nearly 100
Anatomical Illustrations, upon Mental and Ner-
vous DEBILITY, Urinary Deposits and Importance
affections Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Genito Urinary
Organs, and their consequences, and anatomy Of
both sexes European hospital practicable Au-
thors moral. legitimate and ef1ectua method OF
preventing too rapid increase of family his une-
qualed Paris and London treatment, &c. Mailed
free for Sl.50, closely sealed.
All who would avoid the barbarous treatment
with Mercury Copaiba, Injections. CONCENTRATIONS,
Quack Specifies, Antidotes and Instruments should
own this valuable work or consult the Doctor per-
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'sWe concur with other papers in recommend
ing DR.. LARM0NT and his work. "-Coariel. des
Eos URis, German die Reform, Dispatch, Saat8
Zeitung, Attas, Medical Reutsm dc
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LOUISA MUHLBACK'S
Fl istori C a | N els.
D. APPLETON & co.

443 and AS Broadway, New York,
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED
THE EMPRESS. JOSEPHINE. An Histori-
cal sketch Of the Days of Napoleon. vol.
oyo. Paper covers. 81 so; Cloth So.
NAPOLEON AND THE QUEEN OF PRUS-.
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Cloth, S2
THE DAUGHTER OF AN EMPRESS. VOL,
s 70. Papers 81 80; Cloth, -. 81
MARIE ANTOlNETTE AND HER SON. /
vol, s vo. Paper covers, 81 SO; Cloth, 81.
OSEPH Ii. AND HIS COURT. Translated
Nafrom the German by ADELAIDE de V. Chaud-
in. vol, 8vo Cloth, 81.
FREDERICK THE GREAT AND HIS COURT
Translated from the German by Mrs. Chap
man Coleman and her Daughters. l VOL,
limo 434 pages. Cloth, So.
BERLIN AND SANS-S0UCI, OR, FREDERICK
THE GREAT AND lbs FRIENDS. l vol. 12mo.
Cloth, 81
THE MERCHANT OF BERLIN. Translated
flem the German by Amory Coffin NJ. D. 1
vol, 12mo. Cloth 50.
FREDERICK THE GREAT s. HIS FAMILY.
! vol. $40. Illustrated Cloth, 50.
LOUISA OF PRUSSIA AND HER TIMES.
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HENRY VIII. AND CATHARINE PARR. An
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limo. Cloth. So.
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A Chance for All.

Who wish to sing, is offered. Our fellow
townsman. Mr. Cyrus Spengler, we are pleased
to learn has organized several large classes
in all the towns in the county, and at other
points, for instruction in the principles OF sa-
cred music. He desires us to say that he is
anxious, to form another class here, for the
special benefit of the young people, and that
ia class shall be formed he will take pleasure
in teaching them upon the most reasonable
terms. We call the attention of our young
folks to this subject.
An unusual interest seems to be manifested
In every section, not only of our own county,
but of every county in the Valley upon the
subject of sacred music. Everybody seems to
have Gan ear for music in these troublous
times. 1t is all right. Better to sing than growl
and grumble 1t is good for the soul.
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Shenandoah Herald .
w GOD STOC X, v A.
I thursday. JANUARY -, Is IS
Our Streets.

OuT StrcctS.
We had occasiono nee before 10 ask the ques
ton whether our town fathers We're ducks or
geese, and liked mud SO well, that they al e SO
Indifferent as to the condition of our sire cts
and thorough fares We were painfully re-
minded of their remisness a few nights ago
when we were precipitated over an old coal
stove ihlt has been laying in front of our Office
for months, and came near breaking our neck
not to say anything obout other fractures, brui-
ses, and rents In fact We never feel .enfirely at
home when we are on the street at night, and
this suggest another accident which should
have been the subject of a special local. had we
time we mean that which betell a young friend
few nights since whilst on his way to attend
sociadte, by reason of the bad condition of
the side walks, land We will vouch that it was
not his faulty fell sprawling upon his back in
mud and wafer, with his good clothes on, leav-
ing him to feel little ssoakish" the rest of
the evening.
But, seriously, We say, if the authorities
can not interfere in the matter, let every good
citizen see that he keeps his own individual
plumber Oft the street and repair his own side
walk. 1t will cost but little and will add
greatly to the appearance of our town as well
as promote the general health. AnG as most
OF our townsmen are ameteur farmers if they
are not afraid of injuring their lands, let them
haul off the filth from the street cutters and
put it upon their lands. We will commence
this matter ourselves in a few days by i'm
proving our own side walk, and We hope all
will fall in, and commence general repair
&c.
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SInlply by setting apart Tor this purpose so cents
OF each % sent US which will put the price OF the
paper al our regular club rates. When the num-
Der reaches 20, 600 subscribers there will be SI0
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But it will take long time to make up 20 900
subscribers, some will say.
Judging from what has been accomplished
without reward, we feel satisfied that by little
energetic work it could easily be done within 80
days -5uppose, for instance, 200 persons under
take to compete for these Premiums and send us
on an average two subscribers day, in so DAYS
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Subscribers names will be received from any
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Our reasons Tor excluding Baltimore are the par
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IRON ~ to lVV names a day another reason is to
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Thespians.

ThesPlanS.
The New Market Thespians visited this place
last week, and gave two performances, Friday
and Saturday night. They advertised by
hand bills to play the drsnkard &c., which
first was thought by our citizens to have been
well played. Of course we were honored with
compIimeataries, (?l as has always been custom
airy from the travelling circus down to the ethio-
plan troup, including Trotters Stage Line ca
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-01-30
Eureka.

If any one, desiring to indulge in an epic,
or romance of the sentimental order, and feels
that he is in the dilema that Lord Byron once
found himself, in wanting hero, we can ac-
commodated him with material and a real live
hero. AS hint to the Termination of the first
canto or chapter, the principal hero is left con-
called. under bed, trembling and almost
falntings through fear of being discovered
by party of ladies whose musical laughter
was the ing that drove our hero to his dus-
'ty and doacay retreat. For further material
We refer to our hero himself.
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A WATCH FREE "A Silver p Watch
IA Given Gratis to the purchaser of Every 100 Of
kennedy's Mammoth Prize Stationery Pack ges
the Largest in the world. CAS- an inducement to
have them introduced agents sell the packa ges
as fast as they can reach them ont 80 ollars per
day can be made sure. We have agents that sell
on an average 1000 per week. Price per hundred
Is dollars. Retail at Is cents. And Watch in
the bargain that will retail for SIS more, For
full particulars of Prize Package, and other SALE
able goods, address r. MONROE KENNEDY
Cor. 9Th and Wood ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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ONE T5OIT,AR Each.

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wv I'atternsy Sewing Machines, Watches Dry
and Fancy Good6, &C., &C. Send Ten cents for
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Prominent characteristics.

l-Ihey are Instructive.
"As purely literary works, these historical ro-
mances possess high degree OF merit They read
like genuine histories. - Catholic World.
''Ihey are correct descriptions OF the countries
and people described p Herald.
H-1hey are Entertaining.
awe regard these books as among the best and
most entertaining novels OF the day. Springfield
Republican.
'The reader is at once fascinated and held spell
bound until the volume is completed. "-Free Press.
There isno dull chapter in it. '-Utica Herald.
HI-Ihey are Mirrors Of the Times
ono one can peruse them without conceding the
authors great skill III grasping and delineatng
the characters which figure eoHspcuouslv in them.
"rhe study which enablesthe author TO delineate
SO accurately the emotions and incentives to action
which moved men and OF a past age must
be close and untiring, and Louisa Muhlbach shows
in all her works a perfection which carries the
reader into ihe very presence OF the characters
reprel ted. "-syrocase JoornaL as
II They are Historically Correct.
storieally correct and as entertaining
II j Of the Volumes Of Sir Walter Scott. PRO
ance Herald.
Louisa Muhlbach must have carefully and dill
entity studied the secret histories of the times and
countries Of which she writes and her task is done
we'll and effectively Worcester Spy.
and TO aprod duo aeon COMPLETE picture
of past times aad 9rs-.'s CT II,
TThey are Original.
1t has agreeably surprised readers to find new
writer with such constructive genius and knowl-
edge Of haracter as Louisa Mphlbach possesses
~ . Lee'Jsf,, ~ ,tlt,
putatioo writer OF Historic fcton-N. Y. Times.
Ut gtaa, ann E,,Y o4s L,,5,l,9.,,l,;;;o,
"ey ""0 o'' y 1'''9 'f''' sV''
She is not only the skiilful joiner, but neat
handed characterization Witness.
There is seldom any stranng after effect, but it
to Sustain and increase the interest to The end
CIty Item.
Inc WORD painting OF the authofessls mueh more
enecnYe than the best efforts OF the engfaVef-.
Illinois State Register.
JJT ~. 1rat: 47lt ~ roa,,.,.
- Heg ooh'tet" ] h'eee'eo'e0 " ooe''''
Scottish history offered no fresher or more ro-
mantle material to the magic working hand of Sir
Walter Scott than she finds in The annals OF the
German eourts-Evening Gazette.
There are not to be found anywhere in human
annals, unused, such magnificent, such superabun-
Of the prpsSan G ard Austrian Of the 18th
century. BY their dress, their manners their
modes OF thought thrlr language, they are almost
as much separated from US as if they had lived
une thousand years ago-Observer.
Urrr ~,
Hey tett 0Oout LHtpefoIS, Atu9"
and Queens.
W..
~ leaLn rpm nef not oiy nov - Wtara
nu snT Troaa
- s'te 49,
R tne pow ne'i man, III 'e> '''-''
The choice of her subjects exhibits her genius
She takes the time of Frederick the Great, Joseph
LII, example. and uDOn the BACKGROUND OF facts
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Have you seen the '.PENN LETTER BOOK
for copying letters without the use of either press
or waters. 1t saves time; labor, and the expense
OF copying press. For sale by all first class sta
toners, and at the Office of the 'Penn Manufacture
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Literary.

Literary.
We understand the students of Prof Gra-
bills, Male Academy, in this place, design is
suing Literary Magazine 1t is to be issued
monthly, in manuscript, at fifteen. cents per
copy. We wish them success in their laudable
enterprise, and believe it will prove of great
advantage to those en- gagged as contributors.
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Notice.

NNTHEREAS a Land Warrant wac issued from
wv the Pension Office to the undersigned Wild
ow Of Jacob EberIy, deceased, numbered 96574,
for 100 acres. under the act OF Congress OF March
Sd, 1865, which was allowed to me August 18th,
1867 and was enclosed to my address, Woodstock,
Shenandoah county, Va, which never reached
me, hereby, in pursuance OF the rules and regula-
tons prescribed by the Commissioner of Pensions,
give notice of MY intention to apply at to the
Commissioner Of Pensions for reissue of the lost
warrant hereinbeiore described.
ELIZABETH EBERLY,
Jan l6, 6e-5t Widowof Jacob Ebery dec d
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QUARTERLY MEETING

The fourth andlast Quarterly meetingfor New.
Market circuit will be held in New Market on
the 9th and l6ht of February. Rev E. F. Bu-
sey, the Presiding Elder, will be present
THOS B2TfEY
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4 saMpBELL & Orr have removed from the
~ old store opposite Welsh's Hotel, to the
Brick store-room belonging to L. Walton, esq.,,
and formerly occupied by Colton & Bros.
Thankful for favors heretofore extended at the
old stand, they respectfully solicit continuance
Of thesame.
January 2, 1865