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New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
A NEW ERIE SUIT.

Elhu Sperry and Anna Sperry, his wife, OF
New-IIayen have filed bill Of complaint In the United
tofes Crcuit Court against the Erie Railway Company
The bill alleges that Anna Sperry is the owner Of "a
shares the preferred capital stock, ana tnat cOpnln
ants bring suit behalf OF themselves ana all other
owners of such stock who may come IN; tht the Com
pany has refused TO pay dividends upon It's preferred
stock since January 1863 although as eopanhhts are
Informed and believe. that the net earnings Of the COM
many applicabe 10 such dividends have been mnch more
than sufficient after paying all mortgage interest ana
coupons to pay dividends at the rate OF seven per cent
per annm upon said preferred tock that the Company
pretends that the expenses OF tho road during the tune
mentioned been great that 10 net earnings were
left applicable 10 pay dividends on tho preferred
stock Tho compainants charge that snch pretense
unfounded aud that the directors have derauden tho
holders of the preferred stock by eIpending large
amounts Of the earnings OF the Company when they
should have applied 10 dividends upon such preferred
stock I'm permanent additions and improvements OF the
road aud have msapprQprated other large portions OF
the earnings which should been applied 10 DIVIDENDS
on the preferred stock by investing such earnings In
stocks real estate and other property In obtaining the
control OF other roads, In speculaOns unauthorized by
the charter of the Company, have applied large pOtVn
Of to their and -tllI have n large
amount OF money In their hands, which should he mp
piled 70 payment OF dividends the preferred Stock
whichgt they refuse to so apply CompainRnts further
the defendant be compelled TO render fu
the Company since the declaration Of the dividend In
1867 which dividend paid IN January 1863 The COM
pant by asking that the amount OF the net earn
ngs applicable TO the payment OF dividends on the pre-
fered stock be acertaned, and defendant be com
PEELED to pay such dividends 70 all the holders OF pre-.
ferred stock who may Join in the suit they may
spectively be entitled to.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
THE COURTS.
THE ESTATE OF f. p. CHRIsTY-wHo wEhe MRS
e1i 'o >es CHRISTY'S COUNSEL. '' d

THE ESTATE OF f. p. cHRIsTY-wHo wEhe MRS
aI '"' CHRISTY's COUNSEL
The suit of Eliza A. Breck against Charles
X Smith and Harriet g. Ohrlsy was brought before Mr.
Jnstce Barnard In the Supreme Court Special Tern yes
terday In May, 1861 Edwin p. Chrisy died, leaving
two families and will IN favor Of the second family. His
first wife, Mrs. H. f. 0hrisy nt once contested the will
Her children were Wan. A. Christy and Edwin- Byron
Chrsty. The first Wn A Chrsty, died in 1868. After
long contest the will aside. aud Mrs Harriet e.
Chrsty and her declared the heirs OF r. CHRIS
w. In April 1866 Edwin Byron Christy the surviving son
died. leaving will in favor OF his mother and OF the
plaintiff Mrs. Breck There some opposition 70 this
During the contest against f. p Chrfstys will Mr. Chas
X. Smith the attorney OF MIS-. Harriet E. Christy
Mrs Breck in her complaint in this suit alleges that Mr.
Smith was In measure her counsel also; that f. T.
city and in Kings County, that Mr. Smith procured from
Harriet f. Chrsty and from the plaintiff deeds VI trust
authorizing him TO dispose OF the real estate that under
these deeds OF trust he had conveyed portion OF the
confrmatOry of his conveyance: that tho representa-
tons OF Smith that he indebted To Samuel Jones ana
TO John B. Haskin in the matter for $4,000 EACH ana 10
Others swelling the total amount 20 near N0OoO, were
false that Smith has realized frOm the transaction
eXorhitaDt price, oil expenses being de'
Quoted therefore asks that the deeds, 80 Tar as
possible DO aside and that Smith DO cOnpened 70 ac
count for his actual expenses ana charges Dit ohth
answers that the greater part Of the complaint faSe
that fact Mrs Christy had to threaten suit before e
plaintiff produced her will that Mrs. Breek is not
immaculate and that the will OF T.. Byron Cbr1sty was
procured by undue influence, and that but for coDprO
by which Smith obtained the trust deed was not only
to settle will question: but To settle suit commenced
by her against Mrs Brecs lawyers aud that the whole
settlement supervised by blrs BrecKs own laWyers
Messrs Biankman. and was fair settlement. The case
was commenced and Mrs Breck gave her testimony ana
was then adjourned TO to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
THE CASE OF DEPUrYsHERIFF MORAN.

In the Court of General Sessions, before Re-
oOrder Hackett there but taken up yester
day. that OF Deputy5hern Moran. The courtroom wac
crowded with attentive spectators and much surprise
was expressed at the sudden termination OF the
Moran was charged With allowing prlsoner to escape
on Friday jurors sworn aud the panel OF
exhausted. new panel OF 100 names wes ordered, n
large number OF whom present h the opening OF the
court At lO1 o. M tho examination OF members OF tho
nanel commenced and two jurors sworn In two being
challenged and thrown but AT TINS juncture after
conference with counsel the prisoner pleaded guilty
and was remanded for sentence until today IT'S under
stood that the evidence against the prisoner was concu.
Give After the pOstpOnoment OF several cases ana some
unimportant business, the court adjourned 70 q. u
to-day. rt
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
SAFE pxrosr DEPARTMENT OF THE

PARK BANK-For the safekeepng. and protec
from fire and burglars. of Securities Of ell kinds, in'
Guiding Bonds Stocks. Mortgages, Wills, aud Dis-
rnonds, and valuable Jewelry of every descript'e
An inspection Of the vault constructed BY Tho Ns-
tlonal Park Bank in their new building will at -
convince oil parties interested that the most peri %
attainable security has been reached and at an es
trsmely moderate annual cost to each individual %
positor. The officers will take pleasure IN SHOWING
the vault on application.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
CIVIL.

In the Superior Court Trial Term, Leon
Hamburger yesterday brought suit against John Kelly
Sheriff. &C. selzng certain OF leather valued mt
5000 which the Sheriff had sold on execution under
Judgment against firm OF which Icons brother was
the chief member IL appeared the trial that the
father Of the two brothers had also obtained Judgment
against Louis Bamberger the brother OF the plaintiff and
under favor OF the security in the had recovered
larger Judgment II also appeared that there was
something peculiar about the transfer from Louis "
Leon and the Jury found for the creditors.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

The case of VIM. G.. Fargo, President. ETC.,
and others agt James W. Batcbord and others came mp
Yesterday In the Supreme Court Chambers before Mr..
Justice tardozo William G.. Fargo the President Of the
combined American Merchants Union Express Company,
Emore Ross the President OF the old Merchants Union
Express Company and Henry Wells. the former Presi-
dent OF the American Express Company have united IN
suit in the nature OF an omnibus suit or technically
holders discOntented with the union OF the old com
panes, and compel them TO htigate their dis
iutes I'm one single action. All the plaintiffs
who have heretofore commenced suit on this
dispute are made parties defendant to this suit The
ease came up on an order show containing
Temporary Injunction defendants should NOT bs
restrained from prosecuting these actions, except In this
particular suit. The whole day consumed In the
reading OF papers Of the respective sides and the ar
Eumeuts will probably be commenced day.
5lessrs Sewell and Pierce and exJudges Comstock,
Porter and Van Worst for plaintiffs.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

OF best bankers bs at io but large amounts eou,d
be placed at these rates We quote London sixty dsy.
l07i1l0E London, commercial 1911! Pars long sas,f
o22t Paris, Short 624 Ss2s Antwerp, 6a5esaE swisa
o%so1s Hamburg S5i9Sji Amsterdam. lOt0MS
frankfort. ga eioi Bremen. fS07sE BerlIn 7Oi07i
The transactions htthe ote OF Assistant Treasurer
were; Receipts for cnstoms 100000 for Gold Notes.
ss7,O0o total Receipts HolofS4 s2 total Payments.
q, ,39s.eeo So Balance tss,ss2,Ols 90.
Gov Holden, OF North Carolina. on March 2s Issued
requlsion the Public Treasnfer for bonds 70 the
amount of 10000 as Ioau to the North North
him by the President and Ctief Engineer that $4,000 In
solvent subscriptions had been made hye per cent Of
said amount paid TO said company. NJ e-,
The Delaware and Lackawanna Company are con-
strueting second tunuel through tho Manankackank
mountains below Delaware Station for the accommoda-
ton Of their double track. The tunnel Is entirely
separated from the first by partition wall Of solid rock
left between them.
The imports Of specie at this port during the past weeh
have been as follows; liih iia s---'-lIi f3o
Total for the week. f5stse3
Previously reported. <SHoss
Total since Jan. l. 1869. +58ea
Same tine 1853 L.soo
Same 1901
The earnings OF the Des MoinesI Valley Railroad Com
pany for the, month of March as follows: J
Isda.... $1,000 % lsss...s5s.15s 90 IInc..Si+a7e
The earnings OF the Toledo, Wabash, aud Western Ra
road for the first week in April were
I69..sT3zs5 50 1884,. s67666 Ga Iue... s5ses SO
TABLE of ne Acreage AMOUNT Of Loans Specie octtia-
fOn. Deposits ana Legal Tenders rn Hte Banks Of ne
Oity ofSeT- York for NE Teek ending saturday, apr"
BIsra Loans and D Specie Leg Ten Deposits CirealaYn.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN or LAKE
PERIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD C0MPAS'
Since the close of our sales for the Company wet
been buying and selling these bonds nc our couI
at market rates. Paying seven per cent golo ins
IN New-York, free of taxation, We recommenu.
to sur customers as the cheapest security W Ws Iia
JAY COOKR q Co, No. ~ N NnE7'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

bANhlNO AA'O A'||'>' r1N-.. ...-- --
TIM FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AID sr. LOUIS RAlLRoAD CoMPAsr'
pay both the Principal and Seven per Cent Interest,"
LIST Feb. and 1st Aug-in GOLD COIN. free of Govern
ment tax. voi n' aaov a p
limited amount only of these Bonds may be had
at par and accrued interest in currency of d. ID.
BoopY, Treasurer, No. - Wall-st., or Of HrNRr
CLrws g. Co. Bankers. No. 50 wall-st. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

Money opened QUIET at unchanged rates cali Loans
wero made Governments per cent in coin to is2
eohnnssion in addition to currency interest On railway
and miscellaneous shares the ranged fom S2 TO
lI6 commission In addition TO currency interest The
closing rates l6 and currency interest on STOCK
collaierals.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

lToL & Wabash Rquip. Bds.... 70
ToL W. ave. Con, ConV. n ~. 90
Gt Western, Isl Mort, 1868. .l0l
Ga Western % Mortgage, 80. III
Chile. 4 Rock Island las Mort. 90
Chic. z. ]. 4 Paciae. 9Ji
Morris h Essex 2d Mortgage. E. 81
Nes.Jerscy Central. lst Mort. 90
Pitts, w. W&yae K Chic, . NJ. e6i
Cleveland b Pitts. Coz. s P.... 81
! Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh "a NJ. 81
| Cleve. 4 Pittsburgh 81 No.. eS
Cleveland X Pittsburgh aih H.. IS
Chic. 4 Alton X P'd........,.. 30
Chicago h Alton ist Mort ...lnl
Ohio < MlsG lat Mortgage ~
! Mil, 4 ST. Paul lsl Mige., 3d.. .loli
Milwaukee & NJ. Paul lst Mort W
| Mi h -, Paul |. L NJ. d.. B'l
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
Th0 followlna More the hIia ior BANK atocisl
And the following for Rallr0ad bonds.


Nsv.iork Central 60. l00J.,... OH
Nsw. York Central Is, 1897. %
New. York Central Do, H. Estate s1I
New. York Central 6s. babsc'n.. 20
Erie 70. 81 Indorsed, l0s3...... 69j
Kne 70, 4ta tadorssd. 1889 80. 81
Bus. n Y. &R l.t NJ, l87L.. 81j
Iiua. X. Is. l,t Mtg, lmi9-10. loci
Hnd. X. Is. "a Mtge.. kP. 1885. lO2I
Hud. II. IL, i Mtge,. 1875. .... %
ALoh Cent. new Is. NJ. ss. l5alil4l
Ss ISI. 8 %, /, E SefL g y "a = 'aGTs; IT. ~ ~
Alton 4 Z. II. "a Mort. Pref. 81
Chlcs 4 y. West lot Beads. %
Chle a N. West lsi mor,...... 81
Consolidated p. c. eonyertlbls 96i
Has. Il bk Jc. Land Grants. 100
Toledo + Wabash, Y, D.. sI... ~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
Professional gctius.


CONSULTATIONS FREE in all cases OF
" CHRONIC DISBASRS-Iuvads call or oonuaacase By
Id, a. Medical Common ssBsa." Ne 10
Lsrsgtoass Of Easi TusniyeGhAs, once hosIs
ffpp 10 a IA W. .. NJ
nR FARR cures Paralysis, Neuralgia, Rheu-
other diseases the kqaslisr lnst
Me- Brssd-sy Hshthsi, hsufork hoars m to
DADICAL CURE--Without knife, caustic, or
III d.esoa ba,as.s eteinrs Fsias Piles Diseases Of
kiney Dsse and Defontes of the Bye Nofs'
P,r.os Address By letter penay HENRY DANIELS
NJ D., Ne 1" L.Instss,S Terms moderate.
CTAMMERlNG CURED.
- Prot ASA JOHNSON 4 Co.
sAnu.r Scattering Lping Talking Thick and Al other
a p,Heu Of speech whout uedns tnrgyI % gVen 10
nJ psoa IN obey Instruction, ssd ,n eosnas TO s,aSmS
Cali ot sddress Prof JOHNSON CO. No 50 Be~ery, o
C.s Rssns IVsH sspeasb parties shO have been cured
10 .rors City.
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Baltimore .ALyertisements.


w. KN ABE 81 CO.,
MANJFFAcfURERs or ~ s5"as
EIlpyS'T. 1,,RE41t7M, COLD MEDAL.
! i GRAND, SQUARE &,UPRiGHT bas Il,
:.sRs:I IA NJ < So
TNHESE instruments having been before ii! the
public for the past thirty years have upon
theexceilence alone, attained an la1e. ~ ti ri
Twp UR SEDilpRE-EMINENcE. l. s. Il
. thatprononnced them nneqnalled. Their 90
e 7.asii ~ "a TT O M ID ii. ~ sl8ss -
combines great power, richness sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as well as great OF IN
toaation and Throughout the en-
tire Scale. Their - s-t t si.' 3is': 'oiifeg
!, "a ..t.l TT QUO H saa
is plant and elastic land is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to so easily tire. in ~.
WORKMA NSHIP .ss.as..
they cannot be exceled. Their action is con-
str6cted With care attention4-to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoiied material SIS used in
their manufacture, and they will accept the hard
usages of the concert-room with that Of the par
lor upon an equality-unaffeeted in their melody,
in fact they constructed n. tssl. NAV
'sNOT FOR A, YEART-.lRUT OR, EVER +
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale an d Agraffee Treble,5gJ ei. ~, -,7
Every Pianofully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
~ E. LOUIS IDE, Sole Agent for the County
ofAugusta, yspecialarrangement, isenabled to
furnish the above instrument atthe lowest Fac
tory prices. Specimens always on hand.
gg- :Ware-room on'N Street, opposite Yea
kls ~ Young siDrus Store, Phillips 6 Garber's
Insnrsnceofice, staanton, Vaa1D,9h 1s7;.s1a
March 2-tt e3tt5. f
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Baltimore Advertisements.
p SINCLAIR & CO., rq,aIf Y .a,agy
II. $50. No. 81 Lienr STREET.
+ BALTIMORE. MID. =

II. No. 81 LtenT STREET. |
BALTIMORE, MD. T9
Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements and
Machinery. Growers and Importers Of Garden
and Field Seeds, offer to Farmers and Mer-
chants the following named valuable LABOR saw
ing Machinery and Implements for the coming
season, viz: ''NEw YORKER Self Rake Reaper and
new YORKER Self Rake Reaper and Mower Com
bined. This Machine took the Gold Medal at the
great Field trial at Auburn, New York, IN July,
1866 as the best self Rake Reaper on the ground,
also the celebrated MONITOR MOWER. This IS a
two wheeled Machine, with Flexible cutting Bar,
the best in use. The BUCKEYE and CASES Riding
Sulky Cultivators Maryland Self Diseharglng
Hay and Grain Rake on wheels, the best In the
Country. Snclair's improved Corn PLANTER and
Seed Drill. Rice's Premium Cotton Platter
Sinclair & Co.'s patent Screw Propeller a ayi
Straw and Fodder Cutter. Patent iMasticators
for cutting Corn Stalks, Sugar Cane, Hay ana
Straw. Readings patent horse Pewer" corn
Shelters and Cleaners Hand and Power Corn
Shelters, oil sizes and patterns. Threshers anrd
Seperators Horse Powers, Wheat Fans, Grain
Cradles, Revolving Hay Rakes and Clean $,
Flows, Harrows and Cultivators, Machinery ana
Plow Castings &C., sc. so. .:t19J ot u : =
Also on hand for Spring sales fresh and gene-
inc Garden Seeds, of our own Raising and im-
ported from the best houses in Europe.
All goods sold by US warranted to give Salts
faction and such as represented.
For particulars &C., send for our Pictorial Cat
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Baltimore Advertisements.

Baltimore Advertisements.
wv Manufacturer and Dealer III all kinds of
BRUSHES QiEAH Aasl
No. CT SHARP Street, betateen Pratt and Lombard,
a,..ssa BALTIMORE, MD5.,gSg.Fg ,sissgst.
Keeps constantly on hand the largest assoft-
ment of Brushes that can be found in this city,
such as eiA ,It4} sszfs IN i-stt =
Paint Brushes, Irvine, Wire and
2 I'll f,.a Rrass-bOund,4 .lsi.str.l}.;-e.
!, SASH BRUSHES, VARNISHl BRUSHES,
WHITE-WASH BRU SHE'S, FLOORSCRUB
HBRUSHES, HAND SCRUB BRUSHES, sae7
80 SHOE BRUSHES, SHIP SCRUB
n.n.f BRUSHES, TANNERS BRUSH ~ =
bioga Els, HORSE BRUSHES,
BUSTING BRUSHES, STOVE BRUSHES. =
Paint Brushes are a speciality OF our trade.
SWEEPING BRUSHES,
So 1'r PLASTERERS' BRUSHES,
PAPER HANGERS PASTE AND Dry BRUSHES,
g07 .'t4iaa429 STENCIL, s'a ~ f75s5
And all OTHER kind and description Of BRUSHES
s{s+ - ny 27s West Pratt Street,
March II 6s-lyr. BALTIMORE, MD.
~ REAT SOUTHERN BAZAAR. a'a'stt 500 i. {.
NO. 1870 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Bet,ceen Franklin and Mulberry SIS,
The Cheapest Place in the City.
Keep constantly on hand a large sES
assortment of Family Carriages, Ca-{s5 I>1D
leches, Barouches, Phatons, Jaggers q q
miantowns, Jerseys, Top and No-Top Buggies,
Trotting aid Express Wagons, Ambulances and
Carts ~ ~ - ~. -. :.
Secondhand Wagons taken in exchange. 20 =
New and secondhand Harness constantly on
hand. t.,.. ....,.s .
cheaper than any other adjustment in the city
for cash or approved paper. We only ask you
to give us:a call to satisfy yourselves. Consign-
ments solicited and liberal advances made
Donot forget the number-the small 20 North
Howard Street - -. -, =
Jan. 10, '6s.-lyr. H. D. SCHMIDT &'Co.]
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TIME BEST TONIC AND MOST +.
i PLEASANT BITTERS.
THE REAL -lN7fD TSPEPTIC
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INTIGORATOR,
ast ..a
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ms preparation Is az aAelaalsa invigorator
| and health restorer Composed of simple vegeta-
bic extracts it contains nothing deeterous to any
constitution. however delicate, its function being
to substitute strength for weakness which it never
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novel effect upon the nervous system, and is good
for male or female, old or young
AS simple appetizer twill replace with advan-
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1t is the best Anti-Dyspeptic extant, and wilf
cure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, General Debility.
Nervousness, Depression of Spirits, Loss of Appe-
tite and Vital Energy and all diseases arising from
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The aged should make Foutz's Life Invgorator
HOUSEHOLD remedy, inasmuch as it will render
them youthful in feeling and in strength
The Invgorator, by its harmless and exhilera-
ting effects, makes life pleasant by substituting the
checrlulness consequent upon vigor and health to
the morbid influences Of shattered constitution
diseased liver spleen.
twill strengthen all who are in any way pros
trated by nervous debility.
The feeble, the languid the old and the young,
all should give Foutz's Life Inyigorator trial l.
1t will give relief in Dyspepsia with the first dose
A bricf persistence III its use will renovate the
stomach to degree OF perfect health, and hanish
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Much of this medicine has been Sold ana nlan,
who had suffered long and severely have been
cured. Hundreds among those who have thus re-
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evinced their gratitude by returning me thanks,
together with their certificates, in order that
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good had been effected by my LIFE INylGoRAToR.
Want OF space prevents ME from adding certif-
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Be sure that you see the name of DAVID E.
FouTz, Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor. An
other name connected vita it warrants sufhclenf
proof that it is an imitation and counterfeit
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
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Sole Proprietor
oct4 '6S-ly. Baltimore, Nc;
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y ~ Il" oAhf HllNu' jdttosaQ >, = ,,ii..
JOHN TURNBULL Jr. & co.
= sg4S Baltimore Street. -
= leiz9e BALTIMORE, Nd, y ,tzst.sHtt
2 Are now opening, and will have constantly
on hand full supply of
/, GAR ETING
ofall descriptions, vELvETs, BRUssELsa y =
Three Ply, Ingram and Venetian CaSpsts :
ii OIL CLOTHS, NJ. !.
"a "A, "a Cd s-4, lc-4, 1874, Is and 24fee
wide. 'tirs.fft IN
COCOA MATING. :,
Canton Mating White and Colored, also
Druggets, Rugs, Mats, &c.
All of the above they are prepared to sell at
the loweetprices for cash. All orders attended
to promptly --.
TsTABLISHED 1850
BARRETT &c HIGGINS,
(LATE WARDER& BARRETT,
WHOLESALE DEALERSI
HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
| No. 227 BA TIMOkE SIRE z,
WHITE MARBLE BUILDING,
VIM: D BARRETT BALTIMORE.
MS A Complete stock always on hand. Call
and examine.
Malc 2, '6s-1y
NJ A. PFEIFFER,
IN. aa1s WHOLESALE AND RETdIL
CABINET & CHAIR MANUFACTURED,
| NO. 26 NJ HOWARD STREET,
". e. COR. or AYETTE ST., -
| And Corner Of Pratt and Sharp Streets.. N
/ ....,..5slfq5. BALTIMORE
| Keeps constantly on hand and makes to order
| Bedsteads, Bureaus, CRIBS, Chairs, Mattresses
Washstands, Looking Glasses, &c. &c.
/ Old Chairs and Furniture Repaired and Pain
| ted on reasonable Terms.
| Febl6, ,ea--ly .........--.. ". 10
r. NJ wYL1E F. =. SMITH R. .'Mlcrs HER R DOLL OIL
4 VT7YLIE, SMITH s, CO, - .fs551T I'D rna.,
| VIZ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
| AND DEALERS IN f7ss.tr 59A ao4i.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
| No. 81 South Street. s,I..y :.
| BALTIMOhA
| 7efe rences Li0%'
! j. P. PLEAsANTs & Sons, SMITH & NlcoprMus,
/ D J. FOLEY, Bro. 3 Son, W. 7. WALTERS Co
| JAMES SLOAN, Jr.
| CASH. FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK. '--:-
| Aug 3l-6m@ ...s, .,,,g,,y
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Pc Es5 .s4tgsszl3EasK
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HUMBLE LIFE.

--iST~s ~ s5as-r 3
Tell me not that he's poor man.
That his dress is coarse and hare
Tell me not his daily pittance r91sx 50
Is Workman's scanty fare
Tell me not his birth is humble
That his parentage is low;
Is he honest in his lcLion9 5pr- ~ IT,
That is all want to know
Is his word to be relied, on +! .
Has his character no blame?
Then care not if he's low born 't-'''i , -
Then care not whence his name eiii'4-i
Would he from an unjust action
Turn away with scornful eye!
Would he, than defend another
Sooner on the scafod die?
Would he spend his hard-gained earnings
On o brother in distress!
Would he succor the afflicted, = e.
And the weak ones wrongs redress
Then he is man deserving . t-E III
Of my love and my esteem
And care not what his birthplace g. se-
In the eyes of man may seem. i 80. T.
Let it be q low matched howell
Let it be clay built cot sH.
Let it be the parish worll-house- --
In my eyes it matters not ' If li 49, i-'
And if others will disown him.
As inferior to their cast,
Let them do it'll befriend him -:
AS a brother to the last. f'ii-c' = = =
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05
MONUMENTAL COOK STOVE!

SUPERIoRTO ANY OTHER COOK STOVE
: SOLD. ss.
Is IMPRO VEMFNT ON ALL OTHERS. III
GA tSTLNGS HEAVY--OKEN LARGE,
- - FUEL SA YER!
We warrant the aboveStore to gtyethe most
entire satisfaction. Thelargests stove sold. The
heaviestStove sold and the cheapest Stove sold.
For sale only by * ~slzS
Successors to Cunningham Cochran.
53iand SIS S. Calvert street, and Cheapside, 9TH
House below LombardStreat, Baltimore =
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