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PAREPA-RosA AT CONCERT HALL

DAREPAROSA AT CONCERT HALF.
i PAREPA-ROSA CONES EXITS
D. DE WY MANAGER
Mime, PAREPAh hObA the great favorite mnat
popular Cantatrice, on her triumphant return IN
Philadelphla, overland hom California, after an nm.
araleled successful season of opera and Concerta on
the Pacific coast and Wes States give in tIn
City OF her former triumph positively only Ae
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, jan. l3 and "a
Nine. PAREPA-ROSA will be assisted by
Mr.: BROuK KHOl SIC BOWLER. English Tenor
Sig. Z. FERRANTI the Brilliant Barltope.
Mr. CARL ROSA, ViolinIst,
M, PATTIsON, the Di ,tins suished Pianist
80 Mr. GEORGE w. COLBY Accompanist
mi. MI. j. LEVY lhis first appearance 10 Pniadelpha)
iro Lo nuon, the greae OOrneta Piston PLAYER In
me world, engaged AT great expense expressly fer
Parei q Rosas Concert Season.
Admission. 81: Reserved Seats. $780, The sale OF
sears, sesIs VIII commence ON Monday. at A, NJ, at
IRUMPLERS Music Store CHE SMUT Street. ia
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chestnut ST.RTNK ASSOCIATION
1000 SHARES :. 900 EACH.

PREs1DKNT-HoN. JOSEPH 7. THOMAS
TnEAsuRER--B. HAMMETT.
DIRECTORS.
WIN. g. MoORHEAD, JOHN FALLoN,
MATTHEW BAIRD b. HAMMETT,
BARCLAY HON. II. CAMPBELL
HON I. T. THOMAS LUTHER DOCK,
H. K. BROWNE
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shipment of Specie,
The Contested Election Cases.

NEW YORK, Jan. l2-The Allemania, TO
Europe, takes out S43 900 in specie.
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MEMORANDA,
sieamahIn Pinnaar Goinnrine Tor pt

steamship Pioneer, Csthsrine. for Philadelphia,
sailed from Wilmington. N, O.. yesterday.
steamship Hunter Harding, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Providence 9;h inst,
Baraue Maria Margaretha, Dalen, hence. at Liver.
pool 26th ult.
Brig Euricbetta; Filiberto for Philadelphia cleared
at PaIeImo 1911 ult.
Brig Harry Stew art, Weeks sailed from MessIna
10Th ut fer reported for Boston
Brig M aTy q. Comery, Comery, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Messina nth ult.
Brig Louis G. Madeira Moslander. % days from
Palermo for Philadelphia, was towed through the
Straits 18th ult
Scbr Ida l. hence. below Roston llth inst.
echr Marietta TttoD from Baltimore for Boston, at
Schr john B. Austin. hence for Boston, at Holmes
Hole nth inst -
Scbr Frank HeTbert Crowell, at Boston llth Inst,
scbf Mary @. Farr, MAloy. hence, at New Bedford
10th Inst
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A LIMITED AMOUNT OF STOCK FOR SALE
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Brig Feyle Ray, at Queenstown 24th ult. from Phil
laueipha, experienced succession OF heavy westerly
and sOutherIy gales on the 18th westward the
Azores lost sails ana spars and had bowsprt sprung
She was undergoing repairs At Queenstown the
26th ult
Baruue Cynthia Palmer, hence for Rotterdam lost
five men overheard previous to her arrival at Queens
town. -, -. 30, ,.-,. 49, -.
lsdenh MIA had her fOretopmast carried away, and
sustained other damage on the passage.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.


Official inform alton has been received at this Office
tha lights have been exhibited from lighthouse
Gently erected on Msuger Cay. north OF Turneffe
llandB. az the northern sp roach to Belize, Wes'
Indes The lights three ix ed white lights. facing
TO the NE ana SW.. the two lower lights elevated 40
the upper Rh SO shove the level OF the
sea. In clear weather they should be seen from
distance OF Is feet The Illuminating apparatus Ia by
lenses he lighthouse is 81 feet high and constructed
IRON the upper part Ia PAINTED black and the ,wer
part white The lights can be seen above the trees
T( Gll points Of the compass but the lighthouse is
seen from seward alone from NE. TO SW. by w. 1t
stands IN lat II 374 NJ, long 81 Asa w. of Green wich
All bearings n agnetlc VRriation7 deg Easterly
In 1868.
BY order w. B. SHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department. Office Lighthouse Board Wash.
ington ID. c., Jan, 2, 1869.
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TiABL SENTz' AND MARK HAsSL FRS Or
~ ca EsTRA MATINEhsi EVERY SATURDAY
al 8% r. M, IN MUSICAL FUND Ii IL. Single Ad
mission. 81 ceTV. Package OF tickets Al AT BonsT's
No. llO2 CHESNUT St.. aud at The Door Tu4u
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THE FIRST GRAND CONCERT
OF this Society will take place on
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan, l6. 1859,
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARl

SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS,
Hon VIM. T.. CHANDLER. Washington, D. O.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa,
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Are You ReadIl

Are you ready for life with all It's mpl-
lipIed cares and responsibilities, its Trials
and temptations, It's sdyeTslIies and sfblc-
lions, irs sorrows and dIssPpoIntmenlS
Are YOU ready for death, lis pains and
weakness, Jig lareSells and psrlingS
Are you ready for the judgment, liz re.
view and its exposure Of your inner life,
as well as your outward ac;s and spoken
words ! Are you ready for that august
tribunal where oil must appear 10 hear,
from the lips Of Christ, welcome 10 the
joys Of Heaven or The doom OF baniSh-
men, which shall consign the soUi TO Ut
Ter darkness and despair Arc you
ready to wslk With the ssins In light,
ready TO enter upon The emPloyments and
enjoy the society Of The better land !
If you are not ready fUr 'hsse Ihing',
think most seriously how shoH the time
for preparation or salvation remember
thsIits alone through repentance to-
wards God and faith 10 orr Lord JeeUs
Christ and holy lie. that you can get
ready for the future. Let not another
moment pass without giving yoOr earnest
suen,ion TO this important work Of life.
Rest content with 10 stsie OF mind short
oE assurance.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

SIS 10 $500 per month, every where, male and
female, 10 introduce the Genuine Improved
Common Sense FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE. This machine will stitch, hem, fell,
tuck, quilt cord, bind, braid and embroider in a
most superior manner, price only SIS. Fully
warranted for fve years. We will pay $1,000
for any machine hat will sew a stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. II
makes The ELASTIC Lock Stitch" Every sec.
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be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay a
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amount can be made. Address SECOMB d
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CAUTION-Do not be imposed upon by
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machines, under the same name or otherwise.
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manufactured. Am
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&c. Understanding the art of conPoupdIrg
Medicines, he is prepared to put up PrescriP-
lions with nea,ness and dispatch. In connec-
ton with the ordinary Drugs and Medicines
he ha, many new preparations such as Gel,
saminin, Lupulin, senecin. Fluid Extracts OF
BlIo Cohosh, ditto Black Cohosh, ditto Tsle-
rian. Oxal,te of Cerium, &c. lie will keep
on hand well regulated stock of such articles
as are usually kept in Drug Sto.e. G al on,
Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Putty, Linseed Oil.
Spices, &c. Patent Medicines, such as Soosh-
ing syruPs, Cough syrups, Worm syrups'
Worm Candy; Zingari, Hostetters, and Mish |
ler's Bittsrs S; RosadaIs, A. ers SarsaPatiiia, ay
er's Cherry Pectoral; Cod Liver Oil, &C..
DR.. Magruder still continues the practice OF
his Profession, and is especially prepared to-
treat Chronic diseases.
Shepherdstown, January %, 1869. Il
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Fatal Haste

The lsraelites who talked Of sionng
Moses. and the marines who threatened
TO drown Columbus. are only two instsn-
ces OF the Unreasonobeness Of inpstIeni
passion in the ignorant toward those wise
leaders who would guide them slowly
bu, sure 10 their best end.
Many years ago, when the Egyptian
troops first conquered Nubia, a regiment
was destroyed by thirst in crossing The
desert. The men, being upon limited
allowance of wster, suffered from extreme
thirst. and deceived by the appearance Of
mirage that exactly resembled a beauIi-
fol lake, they insisted upon being taken
10 lis banks by The Arab guide. II was in
vain that the guide assured lhem that the
lake was unreal, and he refused to loose
the precious time by wandering from his
course. Words led TO blows. and he was
killed by the soldiers whose lives depend.
ed upon his guidance. The whole regl-
menl turned from the track anil rushed
toward the welcome waters. Thirsty and
faint, over the The burning sands they
hurried-hesver and heavier ihelr foot
steps becsme-holter and hotter their
breath, as deeper they pushed into the
deseri-fsrther and farther from he lost
track where The pilot laid in his blood, and
still The mocking spirits Of the desert, the
effect Of the mirage, led them on, and the
lake glisIening in tho sunshine tempted
them TO bath in It's cool waters, cOee to
their eyes but never 10 their lips. At
length the dsluslon vanished--the fatal
lake had turned TO burning sand Raging
thirst and horrible despair tie psihIess
deser. and murdered guide Lost ! lost !!
lost! Not man ever lefi the desert, but
they were subsequently, discovered,
psrched and wilhered corPses, by the
Arabs sent upon the search.
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NEW VOL. 4---N0. 81.
The Three Friends.

Trust no friend wherein thou hast not
proved him. Al the banqueiing table
how many more are found than ST the
door OF The prison
A man had three friends Two OF them
he dearly loved-Ihe third to him Vas in
different, although he was ihe most true
hearted OF tie Iiree. On certain occs-
sion he was summoned before Judge and
was. although innocent, cruelty accused.
who among you" said he, will go
with me and be witness IN my behalf ,
for have been cruelty accused snd the
king is sngry.
TIE fret OF his friends Immediately ex-
cused himself. saying he could not 60
with him on account OF Other business.
The second accompanied him 10 The
door OF the Judgment hsIl, then turned
away and went back, fearing the anger Of
the Judge.
The third, upon whom he had reckon
ed the least. went in. spoke for him, and
so joyfully bore testimony TO his inno.
cence. that the Judge released han and
sent him away.
Three friends has man in this world.
and how do they bear themselves toward
him in the hour Of death. when God SUN.
mons hlm before hls judgment seat !
Wealth, his most cherished iIIend, first
forsakes him and goes not with him. His
relsrlves and friends accompany lin 10
the portals Of the grave, and turn back
again to their dwellings. TIE lbirj, that
which in lie was most frequently forgot
ten. in his good works. They alone ac-
company him to the throne OF The Judge :;
they 60 before, speak in his behalf, and
find mercy.
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A French PORTRAir OF JETFERsoS
DAws.-JeGerso DAVIS, exPpsden, Of
the Confederate States Of Ameuc,, Is IN
Paris with his wife, whose heroism has
been equal to her hard fate. llo has
come here to find a retreat for bis chill.
dren, who have been lett temporarily in
England.
There is nothing more simple thsn this
man, tempered like our fathers o. '03. and
who like them suddenly hurled over the
Southern States as many armies =, tho
French Republic, at its birth, opposed to
all Europe IN coalition.
Jefferson DAVIS is tall. slender. upright;
his chest is expansive and bi, Ju.i rup.
ports a splendid head attached TO broad
shoulders by Short neck.
The lor. head Is ample. its line. sharp
ly defined by masses Of gray hair, aud
slgnlly rounded ; beneath Il ere eyes Of
clear blue, very sweet IN expression. and
observanl, aud rcAeclng deep inner
thoughts and revefies. The figure is
,pare The cheek bones are projecting aud
the cheeks sunksn /; the nose Is aqullins,
like an eagles beaS the mouth is very
large and expressive Of benevolence.
sweetness and resolution tho chin 10
long, The general impfersion conveyed
by such a pbysiognomy is lhPI Of msdi.
lGtive and kindly man. Bot il IL does no,
promise. in Jefferson DsyIs's case, .
hope Of happier days and Of the re.lzs.
lion OF bis great designs. ~ reveals the
firm belief OF this cilizen Of The world in
tie Judgment OF the men o. his time. and
of posIsnty daily becoming Ie. pr'ju.
diced and more laVOfsbe 10 him. In =
moral ponI OF view. bi. courage, his
views. hi' Uprlghiness,hi' exquisite prob.
ily, the example he has given Of 'slf-de.
voliun and al kinds II self sbnegsrion (;
bis fsilh in The principles FOR which hs
has sacrIdced everything and suffered ev-
erlhlng; his apostolic calm and martyr
Ike ply of bis enemies; his rs,isnalOn.
hi. sereniiy-sll have made Of Jeheyon
Dayi, an e1cepiionsbIe man. and 30 e!e.
vsied lhst in the mId't Of our petty rivili.
cation he cannot be approached sltbonl
great re,psci.-LG GGuioh.
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MANHOOD /:
How LOST. How RESTORED.

How LOST, How RESTORED.
E Just published, new edition Of
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Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, lmPo-
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Enilepsy. and FITS, induced by self indulgence
or sexual extravagaDee.
T% Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cts.
T6s celebrated author, jn this admirable essay
cIsarIv demonstrates from ihrty years sue
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The dangerous use of internal medicine or the
application of the knife: pointing oul a mode Of
cure a, once simple, certain, and efectual, by
means of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheap
", privately and radically
This Lecture should be in The hands OF every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents: or
two post stamps. Also DR.. CulSerwelTs Mar
riegs Guide" price 25 cents Address the
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Once Box 1856.
September 26, 1868. Iy
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TRE JAPAsEsE.-Capiain Brown Of tho
Jspanese ram SlonewsII. employs The fol-
loving language concerning japanese al
fare in priVare letter published BY Ihs
Indianapolis journal:
They are the sIoas't people 10 think
s1d act in ,he void. The sea, Of var is
only sbouls hundred miles from this, and
any news in regard TO fghi' i' sl~'y'a
month old when We get ~. Their relig.
ION requires IhPm to lie, even when 'hs
ruth would better answer their purpose.
ard | really don'i beIie's IhsI any Of the
minister who reside here know anything
more Of what i, gong on ouisIce OF Yo.
kohoms ihsn DO, and know nothing.
No o1s ever expresses an opinion. snd IL
/, only lUnstic who would attempt 10
write an account Of The present eoppIirs.
ted slsle Of sGsirs, or be certainly would
become defsugtd before Es finished tho
paper"
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j. BAUER & CO.

Great Pisno-Forte and Melodeon Emporium
$50 Broadway, New York, and 90 Washing
Ton Street, (Crosby Opera Hou-e) Chicago,
Wholesale Agents for The United States Tor Wm'
Knabe & Cos Celebrated Gold Medal Piano
Fortes.
Also Agents for \. II. Gale II Co, and other
first class Pianos. We have the largest and
best assorted slock Of Pianos, which, for Power
and Sweetness Of tone, easy and agreeable
touch and beauty of finish, have, by judges,
been pronounced UnrivaIled. Wholesale Agents
for Carhar,, Needham d Co.'S Celebrated Hat
moniums and Organs, manufacturers and lmi
porters of Musical instruments, and all kinds O.
Musical Merchandise. Remember the place:
j. BAUER & CO.,
$50 Broadway, n. Y, 90 Was !nglon ST.,
oc, 3-Gm Chicago, ILL.,
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Beautiful Swiss Custom

The horn OF The Alos is employed in
the mountainous districts Of Switzerland
not solely to the sound Of the COW call.
bot for another purpose, solsm and r,h-
gious. As soon as Ihe sun has disappear
ed in the valleys, and It's last rays are just
glmmering on the snowy summIls OF the
mountains. the herdsmsn who dwtlls on
the lo(uest. takes his horn and Tumpels
lorlh-"PrsIse God the Lord = All The
herdsmcn in The neighborhood take their
horns and repeat the words. This often
continues a quarter Of an hour, while on
all sides the mountains echo The name OF
God. A solemn snllness follows; every
individual offers his secret PRAYER on
bended knees and uncovered head. BY
this time II is quite dsrk. GOOD night J.
is repeated on al the mountains from the
horns Of The herdsmen aud the clshs Of
The rocks. Then each lies down 10 rest.
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TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES.

Secrets for the MilIions.-A most valuable
and wonderful publication. i work Of 400 pa
ges, and so colored engrav ngs Dr. Hunters
WADE MECUM, an original and popular ,rea.
tise on man and woman-their Physiology.
Functions, and Sexual disorders of every kind,
with never.iaing Remedies for their speedy
cure. The practice of DR.. Hunter has long
been and still is unbounded; but at the earnest
solicitation If numerous persons. he has teen
induced 10 extend his medical usefulness thro'
the medium Of his WADE MECUM." One
copy, securely envelOPed, forwarded to any part
OF The United States for 81. Address DIR. Hun
ter, 3 Division street New York city.
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CRADLE SONG OF THE POOR.

Hush cannot bear 10 see thee
Stretch thy tiny hands in vain
| have got no bread TO give ihee.
Nothing, child, 10 ease thy pain.
When God sent thee first TO bless me,
Proud, and thankful too, was |:
Now, my darling. |, Thy mother,
AlmOsI long TO see thee Gle.
Sleep, my darling. thou art weary,
God is good, but life is drsaty.
have watched thy beauty fading.
And thy strength sink day by day
Soon, know. will Want and Fever
Take thy li,tle life away.
Famine makes thy father reckless.
Hope has left both him and ore
We could suffer sIl my baby,
Had we bat a crust for thee.
Sleep, my darling, thou ART weary,
God is good, bu, life is dreary.
Better thou should perish early,
SIsrve so soon, my darling one,
Than live 10 want, To sin, TO struggle
Vainly slill, as have done.
Better tha, thy angel spirit
With my Joy, my peace were flown,
Ere Thy heart grow cold and careless,
Reckless, hopeless. like my own.
Sleep, my darling. thou ar, weary /;
God is good, but life is dresry.
am wasted, dear. with hunger,
And my brain is all oPPresr,
have scarcely strength to press thee,
Wan and feeble, to my breast.
patience, baby, God will help us,
Death will come 10 thee and me
He will take US 10 His Heaven,
Where no want or pain can be.
Sleep, my darling, thou ar, weary,
God is good, but life is dresry.
Such The plant, that late and early,
Did we listen, we might hear.
Close beside us-bUt The thunder
OF city duIls our ear.
Every heart, like Gods bright Angel,
Can bid one such sorrow cease;
God has glory when his children
Bring his poor ones JOY and peace !!
Listen nearer while she sings
Sounds the fuuering Of ,he wings.
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Chrome Iron Sperca! Burglar Safes.
The only truly Burglar Proof Sale In the
world, as /, will resist all Burglars implements
for any len tn Of time.
Marvin's Paten, Alum and Dry Plaster Fire
Safes, best Fi'e Proof known. The best Sale
for the least money. MARVIN & co.
Principal Warehouses-No. 265 Broadway,
n. Y, No. 27l Chestnut street, PhlladelPhls;
No. l0s Bank street, Cleveland. Ohio, and Tor
sale by our Agents in the principal cities OF tho
United States oct 3-3n
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The cUokairiee Of Tie BibIe 10 not Tho
fabulous cTesiure Of wbich we read IN
myIh"logIesl legends and hsrsldic books.
Our lrsnslsiors Of the Scrip u'e. frsqOsrt.
ly put the names Of iDsginsry cres'ufes
where the sacred writer's speak Of real
ones. These snors are Cue 10 the slender
knoulsdge OF natural hisinTy "hicb rIi-,-
ed when the English version Of The Bible
was made. Cocksipce 10 the name ol an
imaginary flying reptile the oH'pring OF
a cock and serpent. The coekstice Of
The Bible iss ,utj'ct OF lesfDed ducOs.
sion. bot IT evidently refer. 10 come reel
reptile. an adder or viper of some kind.
Two Hebrew words. .Tiphon snd Epha.
are translated by this word.
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Established 1899
Stodart New Scale. OUerStrung, full
Tron Ern,,p pJ4NO- FORJ'ES.

Siodart New Scale, OUerstrung, fM
Iron Frame PLANO-FORIES.
Stodar. g. Morris, Manufacturers of Grand,
Square, and Upright Piano.Fortes. Our new
scale Piano.Fones in addition to their peculiar
merits contain every really valuable modern
improvement, rendering them The most com
plete and perfect instrument ever offered 20 the
public, and for Purity of Tone, Delicacy Of
Touch, Durability, and also standing the test Of
severe ci mate, the new scale Stodart Piano
Porte stands unrvsled.
The Pianos Of this manu- aclure have stood
the test Of more than quarter OF century, and
the manufacturers are at liberty to refer to over
twenty five thousand families who have bad
them in use in nearly every part Of the civi-
zed world All letters will be promptly an
swered by STODART MORkls,
6S4 Broadway, corner of Greal Jones.
oct 3-6m New York.
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COMPOSITE IRON WORKS.

of tie Paten, Composite lion Railing, Cat ways
Guards, Farm and Cottage Fences, balconies,
Verandahs, Stale Fixtures, and Bedsteads.
Aiso ire Railing, Window-G yards, and other
Ornamental and Architectural Iron Works.
Office and Samples, 95 Prince street, near
Broadway, n. Y. (Pormery Hutchinson q
Wick kersbamA oct 3-6m
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LOVERS GUIDE

Containing four model Love Letters, 'nd
showing how TO gain the undying love OF, and
ma ~, whom you please. Also host OF won
derful secrets, teaching wisdom, wefith aud hap
piness low and forever. All sent securely
sealed fo, 10 cents A 81 greenback incIosed
in every twenty live Address CLARK & CO.
pobIi.be,s. Newark. NJ oct 3-3m
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AGENTS WANTED.

Our Agents are making from 81 to s5 for
every hours service, aud from 500 II sl2O
per day. We will employ few more, wi
energy and SIS capital. Every one is adapted
for The business, that wants to make money
easily. Address at once. WILLIAM 81 CO.,
IL Furman street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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nIJRTON'S Tobacco Antidote; DAVIS
6& Miller's Arsbisn Enbrocsiion. a
,plend,d article for the cure OF Scratches,
Dis,enper. &c., 10 horses; Horse Pow
de,s, snd German Cst,le Powders. al
Dr.. Nngruder's
dec Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-02-06
STERN & CO .

rs Maiden Lane, New York, sole agents for
Loyd's Kentucky Bourbon Whskeys, and I'm.
pouers of Wines. Brandies Gins. &c.
Special attention paid in filling orders for Fam
lilies, either by Bottles or Demijohns, and in all
cases, only Pure articles sold.
Cr Goods carefully packed ard Shipped as
directed.