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Life is Warm! Death is Cold

chronic Diseases, Female Complaints,
Consumption Liver COmPlaInts.
AEDIcAL AND CONSULTING RooNB, No. 4
ODD FELLows' BUILDING, NoNRoE ST.
THOS. J. KISNER, NJ. d.,
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING PLY.
4 naan Ior all Diseases Of a Chronic Ma
ture incident 70 the human family, viz
Disease OF the Air Passages,
Nasal oata[rh, Ozsna, Asthma and COnsump-
ton, aS well - all diseases OF the Heart aTid
Digestive SyStem,
Indigestion. Liver Complaints, Diarrhea,
OyBentery, Constipation, Piles, DC, and all
Affections Of Nervous syEtem,
Irritation Spinal Cord, Epilepsy. Chorea
Ne1Ialg1A and Nervous Debility, and All az:
1esttons arising from an
Impure State OF Hood.
SerofuIo1s Sores, Enlarged Glands, UIcers
and Obstinate Skin Diseases RheuuRtiSTn
White Swelling, &C.
HIS ggtem Il the only true and successful
one for the treatment Of all
Diseases Peculiar 10 Females.
PAINFUL. PTofuBe and Suppreased Menstrua-
donS LsuooTrhea, Falling or Womb, with All
the ympathetic acoOmpanimentE, such sl
Ea1pltatb0n Of Heart, Los Of Appetite, and
given 70 an '--'''S--
DtSeas Of the GenItO.UFInaFy Organs,
Ltn Inflammation Of Kidneys and Bladder,
OT1bhlinR and ScaldInE OF Urine, Didicult'
4requent and Painful UrinAtion, Gravel and
Syphilis, Spermato1 hea aud potency, and
all Nervous Affections CONSEQUENT upon
YOUTHFUL INDLBCRETIoHs.
The Doctor Is able At All times to give Ratis-
tacaon g % result OF treatment, &C. Com
rnunioadonN confidential and promptly no
aeed. AedtGtneS, caAh. A guaranty given
tn 81 cases where q personal and direct ex-
animation Il made.
9mee h0urs-1 p. m. to IN.
HOu8a" 6sbI
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CLOSING PR1oRs-b:sn p. ,

Il
GoLD-Unsettled and lower without
much huctuation; opened at 1887, and
closed at 1Sska13S9f; loans made at 81
per cent. for carrying;
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Active but
without large transactions and <aLC
higher; coupons of 's1, 109s<a1O9X; do
% 1095sa1097<i do. '64, 1O71<a1O71<; do.
90, !OezSa1086; do. new, 1055<alO5[S; dc
20, lO5ZfalO6; 10-40s, 1O21falO27<; 7-3Os,
lO57<a1O5H. There is no probability
OF shiPments to Europe at present.
railway stocks opened active and
higher, and advanced up to the second
board, after which prices were weak
and lower but closed steady aud an
Improvement on last evening.
STooEs-Steady; Ohio certificates
24<a24Xi Canton 62ka6S1S; Cumber.
land S2d93H; Quicksilver 24Sa24I<;
Marlposa SaS1<; Western Union Teie.
graph 371fa371<; Pacific Mail lOSalOsk
Atlantic Mail 9oal00; New York Central
1231Sa123k; Erie 741fa742<; Hudson
13s11a140; Reading 9Z7<a93; Michigan
Central los; Michigan Southern S7aS71<;
Illinois Central 135a1951<; PittSburR aia
s41f; Toledo 1o3al031<; Rock Island 96b
HS6aS; Northwestern 60Ka6I; do pre-
erred 725Sa72<; Fort Wayne 100; st.
Paul 4oa591<; do preferred 641<. Re.
port says that Mr.. Vanderbilt is neRo.
ttating for the amalgamation OF Harlem
and New Haven.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Adams Express
1el1i American 751<; Merchants Union
377S; Cnited States 7sH.
BORDER STATE BoNDs-Firmer; new
Tennessses COX; Missouri;s 100.
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Farm for Sale,
Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholder3 of tho BenWOOd Iron
Works, will be held tths once or the COM
panyI In Wheeling, on TUHDAY, the 9Sth
day OF January, 1883, at Z O'Clock, D. m for
the election OF = board Of Directora. 10 eve
for the ensuing year.
lanl4-Ztdlld2l-2tW Secretary.
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Yours Thy Fly. GRAHAM.
alsL ConrtInndt ID. MorrnrA1.. 1nlv1l ,sl

Ast. CourtIandt st, MONTREAL, July IL ,'sI
such a blessing in my family that cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial.
In December last my wife was very sick
northumberland got 50 very low that some
good stlmulent was absolutely Necessary. 1
tried wine but II did no good. wing bot
Tie OF Golden !. BittsEs" -, which cd been
Them; I had no faith In them, yet thou snI I
would give them trial. can truly say
every dose. In one month she was entirely
well and strong. Cheerfully do recom-
mend them to all ladies as n Sgentle and
strengthening EtmulAnt.
YouTB, &c,
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN,
ld West 9th &, N. Y.
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY the Union Line:
ONCE, corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE weather IL
clear with the Thermometer at Is de-
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GOLDEN BTTTERs..--Hubbela Golden
Bitters are rapidly gaining worid-widerep-
utauon. Read the following
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HARKETs BX EELEaRAPu.
NHw York, January IT, 1858.
REGULAR REPnRr.

-NSA@AAAh AAEOA4g
CorToN-Fully No higher and decl-
dedly more active; sales Z 900 bales at
17c for middlinR uplands,
fLoUR-Receipts ,452 bbls; market
Gull and 5a10c lower; sales 40 bbls at
" 40a9 10 for Buperfne state and west
ern; % TOa10 60 for extra state; 50 3Oa
IL 81 for extra western; Sl2 60a14 20 for
white wheat extra; 80 70a13 IS for round
hoop OHIO; $40 60a12 90 for common to
good st. Louis; $l2 0Oal6 90 for good to
choice extra do; closing dull. CalIEor-
MIA Flour-Favors buyers: sales LOO
sacks at S11 75al3 so. Rye Fourth
moderate request; sales 400 bbls at 7 6Oa
80 30. Corn Meal-Without change:
sales 500 bbls at 50 10 for western.
WHIsKY-Nominal.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 bush;
market dull and heavy; sales 1900 bu
at e Az for No. spring in store; 81 4S
Tor No: do delivered; 81 IS for red
Pennsylvania; s. 10 for white Califor-
MIA. Rye-Dnll. Barley Steady;
sales 1000 blu Canada West at 81 10; 500
push prime two roWed state at 81 80.
maIt-Quiet. Corn-Receipts 25, 679 blu;
market rather more steady; sales 43, 600
bu at 81 25a1 80 for new mixed western
anoat; y 25a1 % for new white south
ern: 81 q tor southern yellow; 81 22aI23
ior new yellow Jersey. Oats-Receipts
1t,IS1 pu; market without material
changei sales 1900 bush at S6aS7c for
western In store; $50 for do atioat.
GRocERIRs-Rice-F at IOaIIc for
Carolina. oofee-Steady; moderate
business doing. SuRar-In moderate
request; sales $50 hhds Cuba at liza
uz{c. Molasses-Quiet and steady.
aoPs-Quiet at 30a6Oc for American,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at lO1<c for Crude:
AHc for refined bonded.
PRoVIsIoEs-Pork-Q Quiet and stead ".
sales 900 bbls at $2I l2a2l 10 for meas:
closing at S2l IL cash; S2l 81 a2I 81 for
new do; closing at S2I 81 regular; SI7 25
ais Is for prime; SIS s7alO Is for prime
mess; also 225 bbls new mess at go Is,
seller for FebFuary; $22 12a22 20, seller
for March. Beef-Steady; sales of $50
bbls at Sl2 50als so for new plain mess;
Sl7 OOa2l 90 for new extra mess. Beef
hams-Firm; sales 300 bbls at S2S 5Oa
81 20. Bacon-Heavy; sales go boxes
at 1910 for Cumberland cut; II5<aIl I<c
for short ribbed. Cut meats-Quiet;
sales $50 packages at SAGE for shoulders;
1Zal3No for hams. Dressed hogs
Steady at S]za9kc for western, chiefly
at S<aec, and 9Ha9K for city.
,LARD-Dull aud heavy; sales of $50
bbls at 129<al31<o.
BUTTER-Steady at Ssa47 for State.
CHERsE-Dull at 11al5c.
DRY GOODS.
In dry goods there Is a little mora do
Ing. Prices are rather f1rmer for
6leached muslins, but there is no posi-
tive rise.
MoNEY.AND STOCKS.
3 GOVERNMENT SToCKs-7-SOs, 1O4X,
MoHEY-6per cent.
STERLISG-109H.
GOLDFISH.
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HUBBEL's

TIE UHRREcEDEMzED SUoeBss OF
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SGovERNAIENT SToCKs-7-SOs, 1O4<,
MoNEY-6perc cent.
STERLING-IOoH,
GOLD-I38|
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JANUARY 17.-FLoUR-Uuncha
and dun; family SlI OOa1l 20; extra 50 10
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DRY GOODS.

In dry goods there is little more do
Ing. Prices are rather tirmsr for
6leached muslins, but there is no posi-
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stories .fbomt Uhi,e .an,s.

Travellers ia the Rast have told some wonder.
fgl stories abou, the rAvaE,s committed BY the
white ants. bu; the following from an Euglish
magazine. is the latest
'An odd story is largely credited in India in
regard 20 the voraciy Of the white ant. A gen.
teman having charge Of chest Of money. placed
IL on the floor, where II was speedily attacked
by these destructives, who soOu annihilaicd the
bottom Of the bags containing the specie, which
fell piece by piece into the holows Of the termites
burrow Just underneath the floor where the box
was placed. When the coin was demanded II
was not 10 be found but the attacks Of the ants
were ineonicsiible, aud the story got abroad iha,
their teeth were capable Of devouring metal. -
Some years afterwards, when the house was un-
dergoing repairs, the whole sum was found
several feet deep 10 the earth la the midst
OF the ant nest. white ants once attacked a
British ship Of the line, the Albion. She was
Obliged 10 pa, into port In consequence. aud had
TO be broken up.
"These creatures are much relishe,l ~ food b,
the natives Of the interior Of India, as we'll ~ by
those Of Africa. In India. before the migration
of the aats, two holes are bored In the ncs, or.
posie 10 each other on the leeward side pot Is
placed, which had been rubbed with aromatic
herbs; on the windward side, a Ere Is made, the
smoke Of which drives the insects into the pots.
These captured victims are then securely fastened
in dried over the Gre. aud ground into Hour,
and made into pastry which 10 sold 10 poor
people, but which " used Abundantly. Produccs
dysentery. AZ the time Of the migration Of the
ants la Africa. nyrlads Of them fall into the wa.
ter. when the natives skim on the surface with
calabashss, then grill them In iron caldrons over
a large Ere, stirring them ~ coIfee IN stirred
The natives eat them by handfnls, without ac'
compartment or other preparation, and consider
them delicious. They are said 10 resemble Ia
taste, sugared cream, or sweet almond pase. -
The Uottent0ts eat them very greadily wheu
boiled. aud grow plump aud fat upon the food
They also consume the pupae oi the anls, wich
they call rice, On account u its RESEMBLANCE 10
that grain. They took these In a small quantity
Of waier. large nest will somclinlrs yield .
buBhel Of the pupae."
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Our Musical IHnch.

Here Hosih to ,l.cc, Tom Moore bot,
poor Tom ded-oue Nl.rr gone
Nora ONeal but Nora was laced 80 iigh,
.hc eouldu ipcc
The csap who was Lonely since N, mother
died has got moihef-la-law lie ism as
lonely as be Nas.
Dsir olc ,hinA ot thee How could hr
'ufg tet, such hard times these
t'o"d by Sweetheart ~ the chap .ail
~heu her father kicked him ou, Of the door
". Brother Trf'' ought 10 make HIM
u.trY
"Fal.eu Flower From eighteen TO sixteen
dillaFs pgf barrel
MY Biri j. on the Shore Fellow went
duck hunting and forgot his dog
oh e, uic kiss the liaby for It's mother
! m lionel! tonight, Love, without !uu
in Jail
Lucy Long was seven feet tall
The Banks Of the Swanec River have su..
IsaieI
The Young Lad! who never played a, Aam,-
FiiNsi a'd.
u can not call her Mother Call her "P,t
Names
Music ought 10 20 upon b,i.-i, comes u
'Aeefs
Down b, the Stream lie Ncs. and would
he Just quick aus where else
Meet lnc by Moonlight aons was = chap
that wanted io borrow two dollars from a hHfci.
MY Mary Ann II. no Kin To Phil Shefid.
aan.
THE authorizes Of "SciiiA on Rail was an
old hen
What song would you shout Il you wanted
Richard III TO look At Hamlet ghost D,5s -
lDick-secl
Music can 1 be carried by ladies from one city
10 another II must go by mai-noi .',ni,i, -
Thy bright Ssds hauhs the aH. m the
distiller said To the sun
My Spirits are low Somebody knockcd
the bung on, Of the barrel, aud It ran out,
You've bern Friend to me-, as the drunk
ard said 10 the empty flask
The Cottage by the Sea % has been rented
cut To Pat MAllOy,' Who intends marrying
"ArTabys daughter when the Swallows
home ward rs Meet mc IN tue Lane, % says
Pat. when Stars are sweeily beaming 81 hut
''she wore "A Wreath Of Roses, aud Pat sang
cut, Root yer Hog OF die and tell Little
Sam' that Mary's waiting at the Window
aud she u Write me n Letter from Home but
I'm hnrl, Tonight, Love, without you, and
Mora O'NcAl told me- ''SnaInus uBren' was
Sparkling Sunday Night When Katy Ne.
Ferran' aud Laura l.ce said "GoOd.by, Old
Home, away they "wvht a.gipsying" "Ahi"
says Pat MARY oh come back 10 me - for
''Youve been a Friend 10 me = but ''She said
she loved another, and len her weeping sad
aud lonely" for the s'DruInmef.iioy Vf the Rap.
pahannock. Now "lm lonely since she len
me, aud ''d give the World TO know" if 1--WE
all wear Cioaks' "When the Aloon l. swrcily
beaming." ''Oh tell tsr, ye Winged Winds -
MY Heart siill beats ior thee tot I'm mrr.
~ old Bachelor, aud n be Gay aud happy
u "Esangelinc' will lat mr Mss the naLy
aud Meet the IN ihc Lane when Johnny
comes marching Home with Ny Mary Ann.
Kitty Wells, Joe ilowcts, aud Archie
Cook. u. n Nns.cdl R,rer
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POETRY.
ryDER THE SYOU.

~ >. '. HoKN.
The velvet green meadows of sunshine aud spting,
The thick leafy branches, where forest blrds sing
And the briRat NOISY hanks, where Vtole,s grow
Are wound In their winding sheets under the snow.
The dos drops once shining like tears of the morn
TN the bnttrr. cups lip aud green blade of corn.
Ar fTofrn with cold aud like diaiaouds now giou
While fewer and leaf ar deep under the snoW
The rich golden harvests of bright yellou grain.
That sIafkl,d with sunshine aud gistrned with rain
Ne longer these wavr like great biiioNs in How
Hut all arr IN garrett ~ under the snow
Aud all the sweet flowers that hloomsd in the past
And scented with Fragrance the zephyr aud bla.t,
faiut sighed ~ gray autumn aud died long ago
Ahd noS they lie hnred de-r under the snow
out h-aris dcaps Il idol Ne gave 10 IL. rect.
And the green little mound then covered IL. hfca.t
And myrtle ipughs twininE around Il did grow.
hut all u nug shrou'lr'l and under The
Thr rosy checked maiden n sadness has iowrd
with her crimson lip Iaic the SNOWY white shFaud
Ahd the bright staTfy eyes aud the cuTs that did nos
Afr silrnt aud sleeping now under the snow
Aud love spaks 80 silence. u bcamri froin the eye
Hut all h huw faded. her hoIcs arr laid low
An' silently resting. aud under the
Aud ali t,c hrs ht aud spring, that az fyi
Aud all the heart huuiinEs nos IEfislird and dead
Ar quietly sleeping whrfs wintrr uinds bloW.
Close bound IA it. friters dosn under "a, sn"N
fhu. FANCY with I-ncii In ttntinss Of slfais
lIas tsaintsi the hsK ut of Time With his bladr.
liis step tell - noisrrss As deep waters how
Aud all his icy tie len Was q stubhls u snow.
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,ToDDARD's iSFALLiBLE
} BLOOD PURIFIERS
~ "ERE
Chronic and .lcHfe Diseases

The subject OF di.-a'r. of both sexes. all age.
AMI every condition. who have long heard II
the wonderful curative powers Of this great
remedial agent, but have been unable To- obtain
II. will Tejeice o. know that Arrangements ha W.
finally been effected by which its preparation
IN future will be equal % the rapidly increas
ing demand.
The great purifier Of the blood and regcnera
TOR of the human sysiem-Iniallible in the cure
% Chronic Diseases, scrofula, Rheumatism
Eruptons. Erysipelas. Sweiling., Puirid or u.
ceratsd Throat. letter, FisiuiA, Piles. Syphili-
tic and MeFcufial Diseases, Stomach aud Liyer
complaints. affection Of the X Kidneys, and will
restore debilitsied manhood aud wonanhood
- the FRESHNESS. and elasticity oi youth.
80 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. 81
This preparation is no new upsfari. but was
'lisrovefed more than a century ago. and the
original receipt has been ia the Possession of
Mrs. bf. J, Is stoddard for period Of twenty
years, during which time IL has effected some
81 ,he mos, astonishing cures ever recorded
tn" grea, misfortune with the preparation ha.
been. that IA consequence IL is vegetable char
acter, u could only be prepared for imincdia,.
use for those who would call IN peFson or send
for II. a. it. virtues would be lost by fermenta-
ton IN forty eight hours after being prepared,
unless alcohol or minerals were introduced in
to IT. composition but that difficulty has been
surin"unted without recourse 10 either and IL
is now for the hrs, time presented 10 tho world
IN all its original purity and extraordinary vir.
tues, aud will retain them any number Of years
in any climate on the globe.
Eo-Priec $500 per bottle or six bottles tor
500. For sale by all druggists.
Esf PRIrARED DhY
Mns DR. J. u. sTODDARD.
No. % South Bond 81. Baltimore.
Nav. lsaT Nv
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rsr love l. llsa,sn nd IN m,srsn !. ~ is,s

Sa-A New York correspondent snlghIsn. tine
able weddings In that city. lie states that ow in.
10 the fashion " making costly presents ~ ihs
bride, becoming so general, and also 10 the iacl
that !, Is nov expected Of people accepting an IN
vi,a,ion 10 attend wedding that they should
hiring presents, the number OF regrets la. 10
creased 10 an alarming extent. TO remedy ih,.
state OF things the custom IL now being intro
ducsd In New York OF putting at the bottom oi
invitations. No prcseats will be received except
from relatives" There isAn sstahlishmsnt 10
New York that makes q business Of renting "u.
To wedding parties, silver-plated ware and oih,t
ariielcs, 10 enable the bride TO make n becoming
dlspiav
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llo~ion family, when about 10 embark from New
York fot long residence IN Europe. packed a
trunk 0i yalusbie hsiT-ivOtns aud Oihsi fieh afl.
Cles, aud sent Il ~ Boston for safe keeping The
gentlemen 10 whose II was seni, placrd Il 10
a hank.vault marked With bis own name aud
that Of The owner, with = memorandum that the
trunk was 10 rumaiu until called tot By The
owner. The owuef after many years absrner in
never called Tor u: aud nov, after third Of =
century, wheu nearly every memher Of bis family
70 dead, this valuable trunk has bsen discovered
In = bank in Providence, r. l., aud restored 10
peSfecl order 10 the saTviviag aged wldow of the
on ner,
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@w- ln CiTcleville. Ohio, . countTy woman
brought some butter 10 sloFrkeeper TO exchange
ior ceuee. The clerk weighed the butter aud
dashed II into the bin. when, 10, u burst open,
aud out rolled big stone. The clerk quietly,
and without saying anything 10 The woman, De.
posted The stone 10 the eoate aud rolled u Up In
ihe paler. She paid for !, aud departed, aud at
last adVicss had not reformed 10 recly the iTrsgu.
lariy.
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Real Estate agents and Con-
UeydRcers.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
s:MON J. MARTESET.
SURVEY OR AND PUBLISHER OF THE MAP
~ MARYLAND

Ne AsEia street, Baiiimors, M
Eighteen years at Surveying In naltimor aud vcin-
ty, years with the City Survcyor stli attends
promptly 10 SURVEY GALL KINDS, laying out OF
STREETS aud Lots Ia naltimofr city locating Country
ssats Surveying, Calculating, Dividing and Mapping
of farms, Estates. kc,
Having during the Iasi ten ycars surveyed the
tics of the state. aud Published numerous COUNTY
MAPS, aud having recently completed aud pubiishci
his large ncu MAI aud ATLAS oF MARYLAND, hs
has now estahiisheda
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Dor the prosecution of that business In all II. branch
-. win Purchase, Sell, Exchange aud Lease,
mission, Houses aud Lots In baltimore city aud coun
try seats farns, rantations Mineral aud other Lands
in the Counties uf Maryland
c cites bis thorough acquaintance With the Cty, aud
meet parts "f the state VI Maryland, through the i
fore mentioned experience IN recommendation ef his "a
clcs and advantages Tor this business. has the onlt
iull srtt of large Maps of Maryland Countes
VIII have extensive correspondence It'll Real kstac
Agents Ia the ether citcs aud through the inion
send iuT Circulars. Ac
fOR sALE. NiRTENETS y LdRGE MN war
lSD ATLAS az ktkrLIND tthe only IzFf.ct
Map sf thr State ever pubii.hedTt inches long q,
40 eoT, for either styir Mise lAFgs County MaI II
several countlss. aud Pocket Mars Of all ihr Countirs
cuersd "a Election Districts, - e,uts aud ~ zach.
Apii o.. tsa7 -iy
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ga receipt 90 st50 We will mnil io any al
dress. Published. post paid. the entiTe works
of Charles Dickens Either o.; the above sent
rHEE ~ VaiL on receipt II the price
EXTHAORDiSARY OPPORTu SiTY
For "a Million 70 Sccnrc a Ls5rlrg
CLrH rArTs.
\ discount 80 25 per cent. will be made tor 80
copies 81 one volume 80 complete sets. sent
n one sdlress discount OF 20 per cent. on ~
copies. = per cent. on 10 copies.
CANNAsSERs have the Opportunity Of pro
curing more subscribers for this series than for
any other. a. every apprentice. mechanic and
lpuFneyman will certainly buy III, kens ri this
low price. Send % the Publishers Tor special
fates.
NEARLY READr-THE wAVERLY
NoN Els. in the same cheap style
Jan. 4.-im
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Baltimore Advertisements.
103 Cleave1and's 103
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.

.kd- ATTENTION Wholesale BUY. -vs1
Es'- Frs !! CONSUMERS LOOK TO YOuR@nA
sts- INTERESTS DRY GOODS, DRY~nS
xa- GoODS!! DRY GOODs!!. ANp-U.S
70 NOTIONS NOTIONS NOTiONs,,-'SS,
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County Directory.
CIRCUIT COURT.


Terms Of Cowi.--lst Monday in March 81
Monday IN May; 9Th Monday in August lst
Monday In December.
fhieI JHdgc.-IIon. Richard Grason.
associate JHdgss.-iIon. George Yell"it. Hon.
Alfred W. Batcman.
States ihornty. 8. Krcch.
Deputy Nidfc's itioTWcy.--lcwis II. wheeler.
clerk Edward u. Ady.
DcpHfy Cirrks.-william ". Isaac. Joseph q.
Mitchell, II. Edwin Hook. John Payne. rhinc-
rs Davis.
AUDITOR BENJAMIN 4. Barroll.
toM1li3sioners 10 Take Testimony. william
q. Kcech. u. Hopper Emery.
Merif.-Thomas Baldwin.
Drpsfy Nhcrif.-Samuel y. Butlrr.
Acrif'S GsTk.-samucl W. Storm.
Court Crier.-l.ewis Voglc.
iaferprcfsr.-John j. Pilcrt
Hdlhfs.-Georgc ". Scipp. Samuel finkrr-
ton. William Morfoot
Hdricn al JaiL-Nicholas Burke.
Turnkey at JaR.-B. ,. Green.
IHysicians al Jdii.-Drs. Jarrett 4 Cairncs
ORPHANS COURT.
Meets Tuesday aud "Wednesday ii each week.
Jsdgcs. Hons. James g. Mastaw. Th"ma.G
Rutlcdgc, &. Howard Owings.
Baii,d.--W illiam Adams.
Hcgisfcr ef WMs.-Olivcr 4. Macgill.
DtgHiy Ksgisfcr.-Thomas philpoL
COUNTY COMM iSSlONERS.
Regular Meetings First Tuesday aud Mr,ln-s
day ia every month.
Obptmis,ioHrrs T. Samuel Brady Sr. Frnhri-
e. fcsscti. BENJAMIN Gorsuch.
Treasprer.-Jarob lI"shall
CIsrk.-Calcb :. Taylor
Baii,f ~ foaafy fomsaisWsa,r, and A.gkf
HairhsiaH AZ '0Ert Hosss Henry clarke.
kc'p,r ef Court HoEss Gideon Herbert
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nR. JAMES J. GIVEN.

Onsr bis Professional SERVICES ths etlrsns q Pik.a
Wills and vicinity. Omcs ~ Ma kENDiG'R tGsrussgly
tks afs u nr Gihbons,l where be ~ fanna q an
sinss unless protsssionay engaged Nov. q 'e7 -iy
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L. 9. Mc''inn. E-,l. - President VI thu Board.
~. Hand has charge oi all the sAionl, IA the
isi and thirteenth election district. Mr Tuf.
neT. i've IA the 81. four IA the niuth aud tour
IN th" 2d Rev. Mr.. McElirrsh. four in the 81.
all IA the Ith aud tw" IN the 9TH Dr. Jones MI
"a ihc Ssh. three "a the ,th aud four ia ihr IN
Mr scott. nll ia thc Sth. one ~ the - and three
IA ,h' ith Mr. Anderson. all IA the 10th. f,uf
IN the sth and tW" IN the ll,h Mr McU.nu
seven - IL" sih and nV" "a ihciIih Mr.. BRIAN.
all in the i2th and one "a the ;ith.