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and became Royal Acsdemician In 1851 He painted an
extensive OF pictures from tho scenery OF North
Wales for publication In lithograph His most popular
paintings are "The Neald OF Kent" :" Homo by tic
Sands" Wind on Shore" and The London Road u
Century ago"
Mrs. DR.. Charlotte Lozier. wife of DR.. Abraham
W. Lozer, died suddenly yesterday her late residence
No. 323 West She graduated IN this city
few years ago, and since she commenced the practice
OF her profession with remarkable Her
specially the treatment OF tumors and Her
sweet temper and benevolent disposition won the es
TEEN OF all who knew her. While she continued officer
Of the Working Association she devoted much OF
the time not taken up by her practice to the advance
ment OF the interests OF the Association and great
deal Of its while she continued member was
result Of her zeal and labOrs.
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OHIO

ORGANIZATION or THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
: COLUMBUS, Jan. 3.-The General Assembly
met 10 O'Clock this morning The Senate organized by
ielectinS f. T. Hall Republican, Clerk and H. 4.
'Churchin (DemOcrat Sergeant at Arms. The House
apsrtiay organized by electing A. j. Cunningham IRE
former Hamilton County Speaker. The vote stood
Cunningham, 81; Dennis, 81 Hitchcock, l. Cunningham
received the entire Democratic vote and by voting for
3imself was elected. Amos Layman Democrap was
elected Clerk The Republican refOrmers from Hamilton
County voted steadily with the Democrats.
The House cOmp peted An organization this afternoon
Alexander Keeler DemOcra OF Hamilton, was elected
Bergeant at Arms. Que Assistant Clerk - Republican
HBd Assistant Serge9nt-at.ArDs The organization
N the main is considered Democratic triumph.
Z Resolutions ratfylng the Fifteenth Amendment were
tDtTOucd In the seuate and referred To the Com
iDiittes Federal Relations.
I The Annual Message OF Gov. Hayes delivered 70
Hhe Geuera Assembly this afternoon Ii IL quite short
And Ouy sludes % national matters by recommending
fbe ratc alton Of the Fifteenth AmendmoAt 10 the Con-
ttutOn OF the UBlted States. Referring 70 State imam
es he estimates the receipts for the current year at 81
9giA 30. aud the disbursements at A,477,SS9 60 The
DOal debt Of the State ~ given Rt ss6SSs AZ. The Gov
enOF recommends a revision of the financial laws OF
Dh0 the adoption Of plan for the classification Of
ets in the Penltenary that provision be made for the
bhF0Sio inss0e; the establishment VI an Agricultural
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DIED.
APPLEBY-ou Saturday Jan william Apps5y the 7o'h year
The friend. ud relatives respectfully invited to attend his oe.
church Of the Holy Martyrs Foyss'I between CAAa aA'
BLAUvELT-On Monday. Jan. 3. Amanda Bhnyet aged o.
.ends and relatives Of The family are invited 70 o ner 'o
10 o'clock n.
cLoTHBR-on First day a s' & q :e FEY tsys wi william dos Ds.
Co,hier sou OF W ~ Ald ''le H. oO'N's' Ns'4 '''' ~
rs. ~ Of he family are invited to attend bis parent.
residence 4Oj East Fytardst Third day Na insL az
O'Clock p
pscAxPJau as9 Joseph DeC,mp the sash year q t'
Friend, Of the family attend the funeral from the Asnt
M. T. Church 90 Tuesday, at l o'clock.
DAY.. Newark n j. Saturday li inst Harriet Beach wife
FGaes vii take pacs residence 1901 Bronds, wsdns'
day, 5th INST, at l o'clock
EAMRs-ou Saturday 1870 IN Brooklyn MnU E.. wife Of
Edward X Bame, Ased "a years H. 49, ,.s ., ,,..a ,h ,s,,
nom residence No % seeoadpaee R0Osyn oa tge'
Jan. I at O'Clock p.
FosTgRon Mond,, the ID iu Foster daughter Of
the late James Foster Of Jsagh and p.obew, and niece,
are invited to attend Dr. IuttOO Church. Washing
tonsqasre. on Wednesday moru,ns at 10 O'Clock.
S M d tse ia'. D.
Parsra rulay b iust at from her late re.,l.nee ~
invited TO attend Eithot further notice.
Ottawa La sale County H., papers please copy
NDoyon T1aaay s:aios Dec g 1872 a, The rs,'ass jso Of Nv @
feSS IiudoS sSsd ~ rsaIs ! mouths aad dag.
% ID % SS,,% S ao11 y % f Mr. s st5s s,a P9.. % '
The ilq services S Ss 'sS s s' Y u oos
MoREHoUsB-AP Fairfield Conn, jan Sarah Ann Morehou'' IN
the rear of her age.
The relative, spd fs invited attend her funeral from her late
Te,iencs on "Wednesday afternoon uext at ? O'clock
NATTaEWs-Sulieuly or Friday Dec 81 Smiowu, T. VI.
Sarah b. Of Henry C. Matthews ard daughter 81 Aaron D. AL
Circiauai Commercial and Gazette please copy
NORTos-A. North Salem T.. Jau 1870 Anuie Titus only
daughter Henry W aud Srtl Norton aged years ~ mouths
and ~ 1syS
RoCKWOOo-At Palmer Mtss disease, Willie Piuer
oD OF T. Arhlr an Roessoo aged mouth and 10
ROGERS consumption on Sunday Bh, Mrs Frank wife Of
Roge-I aged 81 YEAR, ~, , ~. q, =
Pnr. .sTs will held the Episcopal Church NeSon j.
b.re the family Wednesday afternoon st CLOCK keA
ves and friends respectfully invited 70 attend
SUMMERFIBLD-At Temont Wesehester CountT T. on sur
ay jan 1870 George trsed 10 the 2 OF hs age
The funeral viii place TUESDAY AZ az II fom the res
denc ~ hs uucle William Summerdsd fremont Csruis "" %
in uatpg Al the fremont Depot the stra vi the O ~ tram
from TSeuty.sixthsL Harlem Railroad
UNDERHILI-A Yonksr' Wesheusr County N l. on ssaiur
,snng Ian 1876 UEderh the 56th OF hs age
TIE relatives the family respectfully invited 70 sse.a
m, huera from Church, Neqnesdy ahepoon Jan
st2 ocloek Trains leave Thuetst Depot Hudson RIVER hao'
at o'clock D. N.
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A,o,.,v injured Mr. Delaney frghtfully ournoo o
the head face and breast His clothing was set T
ksre and had 90 oh his person. JSsePtn nenk
Eho oungest boy aged nine years, had MS iaoo ~
Seat back ana arms terribly burned In removing eS u,r
siothinr the skin came of large portion OF tne M upr
S ~ ire hody The elder boy, Francis aged 10 ySaas'
X as also badly burned but not so seriously as nus There
G, f'cs neok and breast were burned 70 crisp lno
ne fears that the injuries Of Joseph tho
bow will prove fatal.
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THE ST4TE OF TRADE.


HAvsE jan 3Coon closed quiet for both the spot and afo
IoSpoS jan D. mCousols closed 9i69lt for both
money Upd States Five Twenty Bond closed r
1852 90 the issue Of 1862 aud @ for the ssne
Of 1901 TsnPortes s Bue Railway shares, Ut! Illinois Central
l022; Atlantic aud Great Western, 25f.
LvEEPoo mPolk declining Naval Stores quiet
TsoU, q. 6 y est. -, 49,,
Loypos Jan 3-4:30 0. m-Linseei firm Refined Petroleum
6rmer 8Gls ga Tslow srm Calcutta Luseed active a. ''
ANTWERP. Jan. 3-Petroleum Gle ii frm az 0s francs
HAyRE hoe Tor both tie spot aud ahoa
FKtNkg0kT 3Uned States FeTSen bonds opened aal
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THE NEW JUDICIARY ARTICLE.

II may be remembered that the new judiciary
Article forbds any Judge to sit In review of his own 'e
oisons During the sitting OF the Supreme Court denera
Term. composed OF Judges Ingraham' Barhsru' ana
Brady IL was called TO attention that some ol .no
nrders from made by one OF 'ne coo'
aud ILo Court thorsupon declined to hear thomL
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TILE CAsEfoF DIR. sCHoEPPE.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-ln the Supreme
Court to-day, the schoeppe up when Attor.
eyGeneral Brewster stated that he had received let
ter from his counsel at Carlisle stating that he would
not be ready for the argument before the 22d ns and
this also accordance with the engagements OF the
DisrctAtorney and therefore he would ask the Court
to designate any day after that day. The Judge xed
the first Monday in February.
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TIE STATE LRGISLATURES.
NEW-YORK.
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAUCUS.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
ALBANY Jan 3.-The Democratic Senatorial
Caucus was held in the Of the Court Of Appeals
Dir. Tweed presided. Hiram Calnns Of New.York was
nominated for Clerk by acclamaon and George Graham
of Oneda, for sergeantatArms, and Abram Myers Of
Blister for Assistant SergeantatArms Alexander Water
nan of Monroe nominated for Doerkeeper, and Will
Nam Mckinney Of Schenectady, Orson Root OF SchOharie
DOhn Drew Of Orange and Cornelius v Simpson OF West
chespr fer DOOrkeepers Senator Murphy was
bOmmaed by aecamatOn FOR President pro eRi OF the
Senate. messrs Genet, Hubbard, and Frost were ap
pointed committee TO call future caucuses The caucus
Ahen adjourned. The Republican Senators held no eau
bus.
4 DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY CAUCUS.
ALBANY, Jan. 3.-The Democratic Assembly
caucus was called to order this evening the Assembly
Ehamber. by the Hon Alexander Freer Mr. Nelson Of
,Rockland County was chosen Chairman, and MI Howe
lof Oswego, Secretary.
Z Col Patrick Of Chcmuu ganominated for Speaker the
GOu. VIM Htchman OF New York CITY
Mr. Moseey Of Kings announced that the Kings County
Eepgat0n were Instructed vote for the Hon John c.
Jacobs. Mr. Jacobs then withdrew the use OF his
has a candidate. Nj. Htchmau was then nominated by
eacclatnatOn y g. Rhodes OF OnOndaga appointed
ergruut-at Arms. John c. Pierce OF wyoming County,
sDoofkeeuer. and NJ W. Wall First Assistant Door
pOntrd committee 10 call future caucuses. On notion
George Waleman nominated for stenOgrapher. The
icaucus then adjourned.
CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLYMEN.
{ ALBANY, Jan. 3.-The Republican members
OF Assembly met in the Senate Chamber, the Hon.
lT. G AIyord Chairman The Hon. NJ Huested Of West.
,chesor was nominated for Speaker The following
lalsO Nominated For Clerk L. T. UDderb for Sergeant
lRt-Auns. william Bennett Of Albany for DOorkeeper
and Davis appointed committee 70 call future
c4ucuses- Adjourned
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MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 3.-The Republican State
Committee Of 1870 met to-day, and organized by the
choice Of the Hon. James @. Blaine Chairman. He
was present at the meeting and leaves for Washington
tomorrow.
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NEW POSTMASTER AT HOPE, n. j

The change in Postmasters here "a good
change it Isl has caused rivalry The old r. NJ is
getting up club, and the p. NJ also am glad OF
It. With the compliments of the season, yours kindly
Hope. N. j., Dec. 81 1862 G. s.
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last night and through passengers from washn
compelled To lay large number of workmen
sent out last night Both the bridges wooden strnc
lures and were rapidly repaired The Newfork train,
due here at $50 day. did arrive until between
and 10 The train which left New.York this
ing came In time
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POLITICAL
DELAWARE.

REPUBLICAN, VICTORY IN WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. 3.-At the municipal
election to-day the Republicans elected their ticket.
very small vote was cast.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. 8.-Gen. Terry to-day
issued hs order assuming command Of this State dis
trict under the Reconstruction acts.
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ne IOIIOWIUR FVUN
IMAINaa

s.,...,..@", a : 3: 80 80
rIi ~ The largest score made By the Muuals during
the series and also the largest made against them tne
orouds we're very wet and the play was ndlncrcit Ou'
80 ia,nanse Gathering of spectators viewed the game
In iba We games played the Muuals have scored los
tarta na
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THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The following Is
abatement Of the Public Debt of the United STATES 0n 0
lat day Of January, 1870;
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BASE BALL.

Mutual os NEw-YoRK VS.. SOUTHERN or NEW
ORLEANS.
The second and last game OF the tour De-
tween the Mutual Club of thscty aud the
tho champon organization OF the South was played at
~ Coscs,t civ on the I'd INST Tie Mutuals were again
successful by the following scors
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Su,t:Hl Fatifts.

PhaIon,. .,Yiralia," or, salvatioB for the ha'r'
ros vrSrorse TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL CoLoS
ru,oxs .vrr.tIAs ds.r. utterly FROM all the dyes" col
.,t .,o,,na q, 10 Y, totally different pra
cpl, I, lmpd fragrant and perfectly iunOaoo' P'spAe 90
muddy Or s,.eul.ri mattel qu shaking up and eo""1n'
stain to h. skin or III, husn paper raH il necessary &c con
m ia .OrS4 appearance supple reason that Il " not To4 "
, an intent, and purpo.e, rOls' cA'n''
,,s,n,,,,. PHALoY SON N,slort
american Institute Farmers Club.A eetsg Of hs cl9S
viii hee TO-DAY asdi5 4, oS0 ke ss =, nOqr ste.,. ia
Aa9ws w ga.sSsS. Sps%,''s ser a'y ''' NATHAN ELY chr
Howard Mission aud Home for Little Wanderers.
q p w. WEDSgSDAl jan 1870 10 the chapel let al cone carry:
PIymou,h Church, BroeklyH Rev. 4 BESSHkESEE 81,
81 PENS % :t IA. AIsmS M apAY ShAs u svssSG S sS1 %
utnr Aud 10 % on G .,eTsH, Ro,0 q % f
By order Of the Trstsss u .. WIN, ns0 " " --
Make the Comparison:
READ ,Sp BIZ coSvINcKD THAT THE EVENING
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEH
Hs vLrEsr ASo LAfK'r
TELHGRApHIC, LOCAL. FISANCiAL,
coMMgRClAL AND SHIPPING Ssws.
EouR yrTTIoNs-I D. 4 snd O'Clock,
PRICK THREE CENTS
PRICE THREE CBSTS
PRICE THREB ckSTs
PRICE THREE CksfS
PRlCs THREE CKFrN
Delivered At the dsHes aud Psos Of basas. o. 'oe"ne'" "'
rat. Of Is cts p.r month Fuos ssd N.ss,a st.
~ Watches ana Jswesry
OF All a..sri,uess for SALE sad REPAIRED sT sh' "ohH
GRO G. ALLEN SON. liz Breaa"sS ssts's@ r"sav
.ss .,,,, ..e .i B'oAawg sss assr below css.e
cen 20 buyer. Chess o.st al ssr,, s,s .I. S.Ssd
,er hls ehid made bin sieA fora vesA ,se es su%os Ia
Dssten fesa
Ia A.t.xU UaasA Isa lat lam
Az Gsnss sapsdatssdsL pthsosA no !. 49,
nara. FuRs, ssd Fuk ALrkRAiiVss ""@ %' WV
uu snsss
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lfARRIEN.

Ths Trophy Tomato.-Crcul,rs ready. Adis" 6-oAss
WARiss, w., Ogden Farm, hewport, X l.
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IAWTOYRPRD-On Jan. 1870, by the Rev Luther Albert
ID D. ofIruy Church. Germsn Philadelphia walter B. Law
Ton TO Adele Louise Reed No cards.
sCOTTWAITEIn Brookyn on NeH.Years Eve. Dec 81 1882
Joba Parker Walter Bloomfield scott esq !" AoOe j.
daughter Of Francis D. Waite, esq both Of Brooklyn.
WHTE-SECORDA the residence the brides parents Greenwich
CoEn Dec. n by the Rev n Barnes assisted oy th
Rev Aot Dr. j. C. White to Mary F. second daugater Of
John F. Seeord, all of the above place
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

HELMBOLD.
HELMBOLD.
IIELMBOLD.
HELMBOLD.
O.
uELMBoLDS FLUID EXTRACT BJGHU
I, certaia cure for aiseases ofhs
BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL DRoesr. ORGANIC WEAK.
yysS yEHALE COMPLAINTS GENERAL pssILrrr. ,-
.ai all diseases ofSs
URINARY ORGANS
MALE Or PsaALs.
fro. whatever cause OrgoAlD. sui no natter 't
HOW LONG srAs0Isa
p,,,,,e, Of these organ. r,qars ,h. use Of. dnr',s
,,.,,m.u, .ubu,t.d TO- cou.aspaos st-,.ay 's''s
o ,b and Blood are supposfrO these s'lroe sa4 The
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
sd th., fro,,sh spsols upOa proas, ace Of.
uELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuoHu'
g.,,bi.a.i upward. Of fss.,ssO rs,o Prepare" /"
II. Il. HELMBoLDs
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
ssI BROADWAY, and
lei SOUTH TEsrH ST. PHILADELPHIA
SOLD ny DRUGGISTS EyERYwHssS PsicS. o. ros
81, BOTTLES Or si BorrLx isH''rsa 70 .'' 'a'''"
MONK ARS dssuisx
.... a... ., Ia ...'ssr,s'.4i .'A a'''~i' ~
css1is. wSsAsa's, saiss'S9
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

FOE NON RsTgSrIoS GSC0STTssScs Of UHu, irlt,a'-,
inslumioa uce,sa Of tho bladder isey. dss.sss ss
the PROSTATE gaods stone the bladder e.cau gravel bei
dust deposits sai alt diseases The bisr k3ss, ssd dsOp~s.
sssllasb
Uss HsLaBOLDs FLUID ByTRA0T BUcaU
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TEE GREAT IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.

College and that aid be rendered TO tho Soldiers Or
phaus' Home.
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IIELMBObD.
IIELMBOLD.
IIELMBOLD.
IIELMBOLD.
HELMBOLD.
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azLmBoLoy pLgrD srrxAcr Booau sessss, n Asss -
,dsr a.. s,. su ssas ssssss saI issis.s 10 sssss

HsLMBoLDs srTsAcr BUoaU crs s.aHA ssa rsos 70 sss
tram. end bloom p.d cheek D'Ahg sOssp,'ed ~ ~su
alarming .ynpsoa ass Atssss s.A-'asa n 'sAssspss.
i0sani.y. or spls2sS is sssaa
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The foregoing a statement OF the public debt
appears from the books and Treasurers returns In the
department at the close OF business the last day Of
2leoeInuer, 1859. GEORGE 5. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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DIED.

an Notices Of Marriages must be rdOrsed ,cith fan
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

gsyggsLgD AND DELICATE cossrrrUuoSs o. o's '.'~.
use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUoaU hsd c'' Oo's AL ESQ"
gsae feelings, .sl sasSs Ioa 70 sleep ssl
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~ ''' nrpT pEARISs INTEREST IN COIN.

Total interest.
DIET BEARING INTEREST IN LAWFUL hoNhi; ,n.d
1,tt, ~ Character Of Anogn, Jst.,sst
ISSac fSase "uS~N~'-h
Msrrb 2 sse' and per e, seS4soo $4,000 %
EJej, n NAVY Pens ID per et HoooVO 4O
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JSo. l.. RICHARD.
1870.
New Stock for the Spring and Summer
cow ... .f-, AT THE .r..s s.s
LADIES STORE.

WE have Just received from Eastern markets
w a large and well selected stock. of Dry
Goods, Notions, &c., which we are Offering
very low. We name in part as follows:
in DRESS GOODS-DeLaines, Challes,
Mozambiques, Poplins, japanese Cloth, MOhair
Lustres, Lawns, SC, &c.
IN DOMESTICS.- Prints, Gingha m $,
Bleached and uribIeached Couons, SheetiDgs,
Tickings, Shir,ing Stripes, Plaid CottoBs, Ia
BILE Diapers, Crash, &c., SC.
IN WHITE GOODS.-Plain, Striped and
Plaid Organdies, Cambrics, 9Jaconetts, Swiss,
Nansooks, IrishsLinens, Piques, Scotch D'a-
,pers, Percale, &C., &c. t-
2 IN MOURNING ~G00DS.-Bombazine,
Mouseines, Alpacas, Lawns, Crepe Feiis.
Crepe Collars, SC. A full and complete stock
of Black Apacas, very cheap,
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.-Cassimers,
Co,tonade, Tweeds, Liner, Drill and Duck, &c,
&c.
IN NOTIONS.-We have Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsetts, Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, and all other
goods 10 great variety. Also Table Oil Cloth,
and Straw Mating, intact We have as COM
plete a stock as any hrst-class Dry Goods
Store in the County. .ss.H ..-I .....
FUNERAL GOODS.-Orders for these
goods will receive special and prompt atten-
lion, and will always be furnished at the low
est prices g. .......
Thankful for the liberal share Of public pat
ronage we have received in the past, we soli-
Gil continuation of the same, which we hope
to merit by close attention to business-and
Cheap Goods.
Remember we consider il no trouble TO show
goods and we ask all TO call and examine our
stock, before purchasing, as we are confident
that we have bargains 10 offer.
TERMS CASH.
ApriI l6. 1870.
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DRUGS; MEDICINES,
AND


CHE MIC Il l. S sre 80 b.
DR. r. P. MAGRUDER having re6i,ed
~ his Store and inc. eased his stock cen fur
u nish Drugs and Medicines of The purest
and best quality. His Medicines end Chemi'
Gals are purchased from the best and most reiia-
lie houses, a.so the most ref,ble Potent, Med
cine. such as Cough Mixtures, b'n'ments'
Soothing 8, rups, &c. Hair preparations OF inc
mos, reliable quality. Fine Perfumsry, Fancy
aud Domestic Soaps, Brushes. Combs, Tooth
and Nail Brushes of the finest English manu-
i'e'ure. Old Rye Whiskcy, Brandy. Old Ho-
land Gin for medicinal use only. Goal oh,
Aam's, Chimneys, Wicks, &c.
Prescriptions carefully prepared and Med'-
e'nes furnished at hours day and night. .
:. Dr. Magruder returns his thankt to the Pub
&c iOr their patronage and hopes for contig'
uaaee II the same. at--f ~ " -
sSre nearly oPposiic the Court House ta
HhePherdslown, Feb i2, 1870. n
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400. q VALUABLE
IN F 0 R M A ITO N.

WHEN cash is scarce people are anxious to
w know where they can lay out their money
to the best advantage. The subscriber takes
pleasure in informing housekeepers and the
poblic in general, the VERY BEST PLACE
TO PURCHASES AT THE .rr ..H " =
FAMILY GROCERY .E % .
where they will find large and well assorted
stock At moderate prices for cash. Buyers are
respectfully invited to call and satisfy them
selves that the foregoing is true. g..
- = -'5''' B. S. .PENDLETON,
Successor TO Knott s. Pendleton.
p.h,,.,v 10 ~ '''l7 .E..fel. If o.
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ALL ,,,, THE y YEAR ! A J.
ta'sa7 ROUND. ,.., cd 10 -.
THE subscriber has for some tue past tfieu
i to es,sb ,ish in this part Of the county,
REGULAR GROCERY STORE, -,'

i TO es,sbiish.in in this Part Of the county, o
REGULAR GROCERY STORE. -''
and some people ,hi.k he has nearly sacceed-
ed; but in this skeptical age nobody Is sup
posed TO be believed on his word, it is therefore
desired that unbelievers should come and judge
for themselves. and see if the following state
ments are not irue:, issI sg.ia ssra ..
Without going into long details. would say
that Sugar sold up TO this time for IS to %
cents, is now freely offered for IL IL. This
is but one article of larger and we'll selected
stock Of GROCERIES which will be sold q,
corresponding rates. -. -. G..
One OF the pee ,larities Of The goods is this;
That the Sugars, SyruPs, and Molssses, are
generally very sweet, particularly the Ne"
Orleans, ,Molasses. Whilst the Vinegar is e1-
ceedingy sour, particularly that French White
Wine Vinegar, an imported article. .,
Once more-d mt believe any thing until you
come and see for yourselves. .-s
If you don 'tbrpg the Cash bring any Coun
Try Produce, for as heretofore, credit, extend
ing from the hand 10 the pocket, will be grant
ed to all good customers, the balance will pay
cash. .f ~ j. M. DECAULlNE.
Harper's Ferry, Feb. IL, 1870. 3m
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ETERNITY FOR ALL.
BIZ RoBsar LEIGHTON.


| read of battles with their thousand slain,
OF plaques that buried myrisds side by side,
or savage hordes that seemd to live IN vain,
And, unregretted, died.
And through the histories, sacred and Profane-
What hecatombs of unknown dead see, ~.
And marvel if at death they rose again, aa
And if all these still be-. -f
That Shakespeare lives We easily believe
The wonder were that such could ever die;
But those unth:nking swarms who can con-
ceive
How they should live, or why
Why not Ifhere life's loHly ends they serve,
May there not be hereafter ends
The ruder mission for the ruGer nerve
One makes-one only mendS.
Their numbers shake us. Though the stars had
Like earth, each one the cradle OF a race,
And all immortal, there were room within
The eternal dwelling place.
.f--st. rel. rw
For, infinite as space, and in its needs
As various as creation, it demands
All modes Of being, intellect end creeds,
OutDumbering the sands.
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Commissioners
NOTICE.

George W. SPOTS, ..
Sarah B Mcdaniel, ct al.
Extract from Decree.
Iii, further sdjudged. ordered and de-
creed iha, The cause be referred to Master
Commissioner, George NJ. Bel'zhoover,
10 ascertain and report 10 the next term OF
this Court the debts due from the estates
Of John Reid and Jackson Mcdaniel
deed, respectively in the order OF PrIoII-
Is and who are en,ihed. and in what pro.
portion, to the surplus. taking for his ba'
sis of distribution The decree Of this Court
oil April term, 1869. And that The sPe.
cial Commissioned. Z. C. FIeel. proceed
to collect The deferred payments as they
fall due, and tn al the same be held by
him sutjec, to the control and future order
Of this court. .......
A lrue Copy-Tes,e.
WA. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
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NEW GOODS I!
New Goods.

LuIE undersigned has ju-trsiurnec from
I The City, and has thoroughly rePIen
I.hed hi. s,ock OF goods in their various
branches, which will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest. AMI an examination is
respec,fully solic,,rh would call es-
pee al attention to my line OF household
Furniture. Also TO 1a,y SAUDLERY
GOODS. embracing v,riey OF Mems
Riding Saddle.. Carriage Harness.
Breechbsnds, Front Gesrs Hsiiers, Col
lars, aud Brides. with nice line OF III.
ding Brides. all Of which will be sold
low tn close out. Call and see.
Respect. }. >. MELVIN.
April 2. 1870. i y, ~
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Msssrs. Ausricss ~ > Wilson .of " Ssh.
ine.on. Louis Mop,agus. oI Qsebec. and
CbsI S. DonsIdsop, Of Toronto. have is.4
sued call for convention Of delegates
from Cspsds and ihe Uniied Sf.t1s u
Nisssfs FsIls. 90 the 4th oi JvIy 20 ses
sbcui uniting the des,iniss Of bo,h cssa-
tgiss.