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The HemP6eld Railroads.&c. Pres
ent Status.


eAt Status.
F,z1. " Ws,AisS.Is az Rcio,.
lis probable that the Henpdeld Rail
road VIII 20 into new hands within 3
verv few mo2ihS The sale under judg-
ment he'll By the Fox estate, which We
noticed two weeks since, WAS postponed
By Sn injunction which will Be argued
a9d finally disposed o: on Saturday, 80 OF
December next, when it Is likely the
Judgment will be sci aside. On Saturday
last decree WAS Obtained in the supreme
Court Of this State, ordering the sale Of
the mad s; Phlsdelphia 10 SATISFY the
claims o. the mortgage hondholders, The
time 70: this sale, We presume, vii not be
liked until the injunction case Is disposed
O: in The District Court, b1i no doubt
xill be within the next three months
miles, some new complication arises
to delay it longer. This apPeaES 10 be
the status u the uempdeld st present
Il Is stated by reliSble authority that
the Baltimore and Ohio RailnGAd Com.
pAny oWn OF conIrOl about eight hundred
and fifteen thousand dollars II the NOR.
gage hoods, and that one hundred and
iaTty thousand dollars worth Il those
bonds were never issued. thus leaving
about tOTty-dve thousand dollars Of the
bonds outside Of the control Of tie BGlli-
more Company. This gives thai corpora
ton the overwhelming interest in the
road, and viii pEobsbiy make il the pCr-
chaSe: when the sale takes place But it
Is also stated that Ghe Pennsylvania Rail.
rad Company desiIeS to have control II
the Hempield, and will Be a bidder.
1t Is impossible TO fOEeteN the result
with the Hemp6eld under the manage
meni Of either Of these great companies,
but il sppearS probable that under the
Pennsylvania Railroad the Hempield
would be united with the Charters Rail-
way, and form connecting link between
Pittsburgh and Wheeling. With the Bal
timOre and Ohio Railroad Company Is the
purchaser, ii IS understood that that CON.
pAny would BE willing TO put the road
into . DeE company At the price paid for
il 81 the sale-DOI -waIeTel up" several
hundred per cent, IS was the c1Se With
the Charters: and in case the new orga.
niZIlion would raise five hundred thGu.
sand dollars Of stock, the Baltimore Com
pany would agree TO endorse = sufficient
amount Of the bonds Ot the company to
insure rs immediate completion through
TO 3 connection with the Pittsburgh and
CUnDellsville Railroad
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MARX TwAIS's LATEST JoKE-A teE
days ago We copied trom NAKK TEAMS
memoranda in the GALAXY very divert
ing criiique Of TIE Eaancsan A5o.6.whieh
wAs in;ruIuceiss c1P;ei from the Lond0a
.SrqrcL,y Rfrilt'. sni expressed the sas-
piciun ;haI the critic was keeneE wsg
than the anihnT reviewed We weTe
mistaken. for IS it Turns on. the reviewer
was no other than MAX himself Al
l-1s; 50 states the Boston -idneFtiHT, whose
eiiior spears 10 share MARKS secrets.
We hare sega r2;h;ns TO indicate CLEARLY
whe,he: the article actually appeared in
the Satgn5Gy Besie', Ok whether that
statement Is pan 0: the fiction, laeiih-
{, c2se it Is evident VI. T. understands
the art ofadverfisins. md ;haihe shares the
paculi4ri;y OF the Hesihen Chime in re-
spset t6tbe TaJs and lrlcks described by
TErzHGrE JGNEz t.I
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Hr. Faulkner and the Scholarship.
A Gard from Mr.. PanIEHeT-.HiS
Disabilities aHdeT the 18th Article.

Disabilities aHdeT the 18th Article.
PiUs1 t. NgtiAsEKis ElEt7 !Sar
1 have received communications from
persons residing in different sections Of
this State, rendering TO me their support
tor the position d United States Senator
from the State Of West Virginia. l feet
grateful to all who have thus indicated
their preferences for me, whether in the
form Of private letters or Of editorial re.
commentators; and whilst, / have never
bv any act or word expressed wish Tor
the position, would be more or less
than man II could be Indifferent TO so
distinguished an honor as that Of being
the first Democratic Senator from the
State Of West Virgtnia. But to termi.
nate at once all further reference to me as
a probable candidate tor that distinguish.
ed office, and as an answer to the numer.
Gus personal aud written communications
made TO me on that subject, feel con-
strained to state that am ut this time
wholly inCapAcitaled from holding any
Ofticc, either under the constitution
Of the United States, or under the
constitution Of West Virginia. Thus dis.
AluALlGu uuIcI .buGH A3Au AulCuuulGuk
from holding any office, either State or
Federal, aud deprived Of all my political
rights as u voter and citizen, by the
amended constitution and laws Of this
State l have, since the close Of the late
civil war. taken no active or prominent
part in the political struggles Of the State
or Nation; but have been content quietly
to follow my professional and agricultural
pursuits, looking forward 70 the day,
which was satisfied could not be far dis.
tant, when the progress Of Democratic
principles would relax and destroy the
policy OF Republicanism; and would re-
SsorG both States and individuals to the
full enjoyment Of those rights and priv.
leges which our constitutional system was
designed TO secure to them.
CHAS J. FAULESER-
BgydNEt. Nor. cid, 1870.
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P0HDJ EXTRACT,
Cures Piles, XelralgiA. ToOthAEhe, Bleeding
OF THE LaBgS, St0aSeh, NOSe Or other Organs,
Bans, Bruises, LansHeEE. SpE1lB6, RheGna'
rIeerS, Old Sores. The Beat Family Medicine
Prize, G-or. see., PlDts 81 %. Quarts 81 -.
~ These Remedies, except PONDS En-
TRACT. By The e8se OF EinSie boz. are seDt to
any pan OF the co31iEy. By mail or express, free
Of charge, On reoe!p; Of the price
Address HUMPHREYS specific
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
Once AID depot, No. ga BROADWAY, New York.
Dr.. Humphreys Il consulted daily a. his once.
personally OF By leiieE, as above 70. all forms IL
6i&easr-
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
nova
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ARCHBISHOP SPAUiD!N" Siii visit
Washington and hsyr grand reception
T. Lay In 81 the Catholic chGrctIf,>
i,ere last Sunday Tie announcement Ma
made thai he would preside :. meeting
there which LSs 6r is object the resIO0a'
ton q Pope Pins to the positioa Q: which
be has jus; been deprived by persons call
ing themselves Catholics Twas also an.
noancei that the CA;h6iics IN America
must svense tie insult offered 10 the
Catholic Church oy the Italians, and n
sio-e the "PrisDoer Pop 20 The ihrone
wre;Ai from Kim. 4 graf ,'emonsiEa-
rion Of the salac kind i pNrisarins in New
iHEk.
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M rArLkyEg. N IS vhieh ve

Ma FArLkXEE, IN card which We
copy elsewhere, referring TO the use Of his
name il connection with the |. 5. Senate,
s.;es th2i be Is oae ot lie clsss disabled
by the l4,h article Q; tie Constitution,
aad could not take the p!sce, i elected,
un'ss; lis disabilities shoo!l Il frs: Te-
moral 81 CoaueS, Ii Is stated that the
Pr,s:j@ui in his forthcoming message vii!
recommend the removal o; all political
disabilities imposed by thsiarticle. Should
,ats prove tue, VIZ shoald nos be suTTsis-
Cd IN riez o: the recent elections, 10 81. :
cs5sr.I amnesty iasgguraiei this SiGssf,
All il Nj FArLKNrE mzy still he an
eligible cauI!L4;r l.! tx Senate.
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CxDEE the head 81 The Wors; Fizzle
let" the New YOTk htraiG, = nevYupeg
no. very inch given 10 run counter 10
Any e1pe,imen; likely 10 prove successful
laughs al the Revenue Re!oyners." The
HEraid says:
TIE WOEsT F1zzLE YEI.-The al
tempt 81 tie Chicago TrS1sse 70 start =
new Parts. lis only effect spPears thus
i.r 70 have been N bring the Republicans
mo7e closely together and TO make the
k.kDeei irrmble 10 the syleS O: their
hIg:S
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SHEEP EILLEp.-0n Saturday night
the 18Th inst, a flock Of sheep numbering
i0rty.sevcR and belonging to William
Gregg, Of Buffalo township, were attacked
by dogs, and the whole flock more or less
injured, Seventeen were killed outright,
and as many moro were 80 severely in.
iured rs 30 be unable 10 walk. One Of the
dogs belonged othe owner u the sheep,
and the other to . neighbor living near
~ Wash. Reporter.
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Tue Drmucrscy 30 no; dwell together
ia unity. GoveH,cr HoFTWAS. Of New
York, i persistent in his bitterness
azainsi the PendletCa rep1diatOCs OF
Ohio IL response ioA sesenade the OiheF
night. he sgain Congratulated the Dennc-
rAcy ikl. his administration had been
plving the interes; OF the State deb; in
spiI. soo5riing to ooatroe;- This, SC,
corling TO Ohio Democratic platforms,
ought not 20 BE- done The Ohio Demo
cratic doctrine e no; to pay honest debts
in money, but in promises TO pay.
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DIED.

DAVIDSoS.-oE Tueaday eTsuiA.. Nove=r-
- q. 1871, =; kalEpasI So'cioek. AEs. SAXcT
A. DATIDsoX- Ased aiIGy-eiEA; yaEE-
TAe FEne:zl vii ilks Place This lTbs'EaIyl
Af.efaoas, 4: O'Clock, fNoa he residesee Of
P D. DzAs4. Martin Penny, oAio. FiieoIs Of
tie hziIy Ire Invited 20 A;;ead-
UATKIN$-Ai S;rzheaTile. O.. on TsesdIy.
NOVEMBER =, IS51- WluAH L OILY child u
Rsv. v. b ard ReAecc4 wilkins, ISe6 f9aTteea
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A oooDHory Is told Of Anna Dickinson,
which illustrates that q woman, however
eminent, i = woman still. WECn she
0nened the Boston Lyceum," she came
nromDlly 10 the front Of The platform at
hsn.pasf seven, and quietly surveyed the
Sni,tDce without opening her mouth, Tor
several minutes. She did not 81 down,
njrhouph a chair had been provided for
her SWhy didn't you sit down. asked
ono of tbemanagers What answer gave
he eloquent li1le woMAn3 "DOYuo sup
pose I was going to sit down in my new
daessy'
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New Advertisements.
HORSE FOR SALE

4 s-s:--.is rt=ly HORSE ia- Esls eAss7, q;
Bslre-'s uve=y SsaSls, knOGn - tAr BEOekInies
HonSe- novSl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA Moss FARISE-SL3s 10 Be Tszy EEe 70:
Das<ssts AID ~ eIeEEn; AID dainty
6ts& gpc ;ke s&sk
COX'S SPARKLING GEi-ATTSE-AR Cd a.
vo.its EiiA tbe lLdie4 for Jeiliss-
hciFkt eiear nd Ae1sttsSi
SUPERIOR SHERRY WLSE-Jass The Gr:ieie
70 -. nth CnI's Grh:tse-of :icA
8S3 ssAeiJ7s eAToC.
BAEERIS cOCOA-WGgE1a;edP Pure 6esicSo5s
ard BnujtSOGs heTss4Se
HECEER'S R4RiSA-PrsfnEr4 especially So'
tzTtE4s I'D chi5t.ez-
IHGCSTCRA BTTTEB-T5e ee11ise EEE:ejs
IR iI4ies Lsd eAil6:ss IL fteSIe
krzlih
WINE OY PEPS!N-The nos: p7st: ce5edy
- iDdisszGsOD md dysTeD<t8.
COES STABEH-2rg P1ddiEa IEld cREtIrds.
TAPIUCA-A s2leUtt3 desert eiihe: Alone o.
Titi BesTieE.
A: LACGHLIS. SMITH L CO..
J=s!l Wholesale Druggists, E8ia s.
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ALEXANDRIA.

SALE OF CITY PRoPERTY.-Messrs. Beck
Knox & kerby, real estate agents and auction
GERS, have within the past few days sold the
Following pieces OF property A vacant lot on
st. Asaph street, between Duke and Wolfe, be-
longing to q. w. Riggs and others, to Emanuel
Francis, for $50; two-story warehouse, No. 8,
on Prince street, belonging to X. X. Fowle, to
George II. Harlow, for 81 800; also, one-half in
terest in similar warehouse, No. 4, the prop
erty Of the same, to Samuel p. Thompson, of
Baltimore, for $50; a twO-story brick dwelling
on King street, belonging to the heirs of Miss
sally GIifnth, to Mahlon Janney, for the sum
The Gazette has the following:
The Rev. DR.. Bullock has accepted a call to
the pastorate OF the Second Presbyterian
Church of this city.
The applicants for fuel at the Mayors office
but all the really needy were supplied.
The Aqua creek mail boat which formerly
arrived here at halt past five O'Clock i'm the
morning, now reaches here at half past three.
oysters were very scarce to-day, the supplies
OF some Of the dealers being entirely exhausted
The Alexandria Dramatic Association as
sisted by the Sons of yonadab, of Washington,
will produce the Drunkard and Irish Tailor, at
Liberty Hall, next Monday night, proceeds Of
the entertainment to be for the benefit OF the
poor of this city.
A terrier dog belonging to Mr.. John Phillips
made what is termed fancy time in the rat
killing line last week, dispatching in large
lott eighteen OF the animals in less than three
minutes.
Messrs. Steiner and Yohe propose the cree
ton Of two handsome brick dwelling-hOuses on
Washington street, between King and Came
ron. Mr.. Max Schiller is building a brick store
and dwelling ON King street, next TO the Empire
House.
Capt. James c. Taylor, formerly conductor
ON the o., A. & Nj. X. L., died at Brentsville,
Prince William county, on Tuesday last.
The stock of Nessrs. Wilmer & Slaymaker
dry goods merchants, was damaged to the
amount Of about 800 on Tuesday night last by
water which had been left running from a pipe
ON the fourth floor of the Assembly Rooms
building.
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The Man who Win Live Long.

He has aproper and well-propOrtiOned stature,
without, however, being too tall. He is rather
OF the middle size, and somewhat thick
set. His complexion is not too forid; at any
rate, too much ruddiness in youth is seldom n
sign of longevity. His hair approaches to the
fair rather than to the black. His skin is strong
but not rough. His head Is not too big; he has
large veins in the extremities; his shoulders are
round rather than fiat; his neck is not too long,
his abdomen does not project; his hands are
large, but not deeply cleft; his foot is rather
thick than long; and his legs are firm and round.
He has broad. arched chest, q strong voice,
and the faculty Of retaining his breath for a
long time without difficulty. There is harmony
In al his parts. His senses are good, but not
too delicate. His pulse is slow and regular His
stomach Is excellent; his appetite good and
digestion easy. The joys Of the table are not to
him Of importance; they tune his mind 10
serenity, and his soul partakes in the pleasure
which they communicate. He does not eat
merely for the sake of eating, but each meal is
an hour Of daily festiyity. He eats slowly, ard
has not too much thirst; the latter being ALWAYS
q sign Of rapid self consumption. He is SER ne,
loquaciOus, active, susceptible Of jOy, love and
hope, but insensible to the impressions of
hatred, anger and avaFice. His passions never
become violent or destructive. If ever he gives
way to anger, he experiences rather a useful
gov OF warmth. an artificial and gentle fever.
wlthout an overlooking Of the bile. He is fond
also OF employment, particularly calm nedita-
On snd agreeable speculations. He Is AN
optmst, friend to nature and domestic felici-
~. lie has no thirst after honor or riches, and
banishes all thoughts Of to-mOrrow.-Hufeland
tie Physi0Isgtst
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FORT WASHING TON, Md, January 81, 1870.
rIoposals IN duplicate, with a copy Of this ad-
attached, will be received by the under
FRESH BEEF to the troops at this post. 'N'p''ihs
ne SAID beef must be fresh, of good marketable
in equal proportion Of fore and hind quarters
IN ba shank and kidney talow to be excluded and
tty as may be from time to time req by and on
sucn Gays as the commanding oficer shall
no. exceeding four times per week.
neeks o. the cattle slaughtered for beef to be
Ct the fourth joint, and the breast mm ea
GOWN The shanks Of fore quarters shall be cat Of
from three to four inches absve the knee Joint and
OF the hind quarters from six to eight inches above
Separate Proposals, in duplicate, will also be re-
date above mentioned, for supplying commissioned
officers and their families stationed this post or
supplied therefrom, with such choice Fresh Beef ss
Roasts. - '
These contracts to be in force six ,nonths. or .ueh
commencing the let day Of April. $50. and nb
Department Of the East ~A0's''
In case Of failure or deficiency in the quality or
Snanity q the Fresh Beef to
snaii nave t1e power to supply the deficiency by
Rurcnsse and the contractor WIN be charged viii
the difference Of cost. soU VIZ"
IT The contractor win be required to enter into
also by two responsible sursties, Whose nsu.s M
be mentioned in the bids. must
The proposals. will be opened at 10 O'Clock N nm
,ne LIST DAY Of March 1870, ct Fort Washnefon W.rx
"a a. O. which time and place bidders are requested
p ProRos.ls vim be marked .Propo.als for Beef
ans addressed ERWIN SEELEY
yaSEN Ilrst Lieutenant, eth ARTILLERY, ADS
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DROPOsALS FOB FORAGE.

HEADQUARTERS 1sT MILITARY DrsrRrcr,J
OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERMAsrER,
RICHMOND, VA, January ~, 1870
Sealed Proposals. tin triplic.ts will be received
at this ONCE until p. %. Of SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of February 1870, for the delivery Of
900 BUSHELS OF OATS,
% TONS OF HAY,
. Is TONS OF STRAW,
70 the Quartermaster's Department at Richmond
Virginia, In such quantities may be required from
Month to month, during the period ending June 50,
Separate PROPOSAL: are required for Oats to be
sound, clean, and Weighing not less than 80 pounds
70 the bushe for Hay, 70 be well cured of the best
Gn sfy and well baied; Tor Straw, to be sound,
Blank forms for proposals, and information a. 10
mounts and conditions OF delivery, can be obtained
The right u reject any or all bids is reserved ana
the usual coalitions mentioned in previous 49,.
tisements from this ONCE win be required to Be Oh.
). The enyeiopcs Containing proposals to be m.rte,
.froposals Tor Forage" and forwarded By mail 10
By order Of the Commanding General First Mill.
tary District. JIG. CHANDLER
:. Brevet Colonel, Quartermaster o. s. Army.
M-et Chief Quartermaster lst Hily District
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EDUCATIONAL.

1 lPPINCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE
IL CHARLES STREET AVENUE
ss,ec, Ro.-d,n,nB BALTIMORE, ND:
ior the requirement of q thorough and 6nished
English and French education
tails. ~ oin@nAon
o Cash Tor boarding pupils in English department
Io5 circulars contsining full information address
dei7-eO&&,iy REv.JA.LIppINCorr,A.M
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OHILDREN,S CARRIAGES.

and finest finished ~ ny io
CHILDRENs CARRIAGES,
~ Prices lower than they can be obtained elsewhere
~ Cnh. kUPPERTS Fancy Bazaar, No. 522 told
-. ia9-- I'm
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THE BEST 5, 10 and rs cent Cigars in the city
at Headquarters" All eth street, where every
thing i'm the trade is remar kably cheap. Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacc0s, Snuffs, Pipes, SC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-25

~On Saturday evening the Crispins of LYNN
raised 5000 70 be sent to the aid Of fteir
brethren on strike at Worcester. They have
voted TO contribute this amount weekly until
the LIST OF July, II necessary. The WeymOarh
Crispins also contributed e1to and voted to tar
themselves five per cent. Of their weekly earn
ipgs for the benefit Of the Worcester strikers
until the strike u ended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-25

CARRYING Goals TO NKwCAsrLr-The New
Orleans Picayune of yesterday says: SHOW the
whnligig OF nme brings aroung his revenges.
Orleans have been importing their supplies OF
ice from the North. New Orleans now mann
features its own Ice by steam, and recently the
Louisiana Ice Company received an order from
Philadelphia for fifty tons Of ice. We shall he
supplying Boston next"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-25

SPRING OvERCoArs, Melton, Chaviot, Silk
mixed, Water proof, Spring Overcoats, inst re-
ceived at A. STRAUs'
Popular Clothing House. Penna. ave-,
8 bet. 10th and 18th, Sd door east of 18th.
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The Courts.



CIRCUIT CnuRr. Judge Cartter.-This morn
ing, in the case Of Downing. use of Plant, act.
the Corporation-the 14th street sewer Casa
few witnesses were examined as to the character
of the work, and the plaintiff offered prayers
for instruction, the principal one of which Is TO
the effect that the work having been accepted
by the Surveyor and Commissioner, the agents
of the Corporation, and used by the Corpora
ton the latter cannot now plead a non-compli-
ance with the contract, and the counsel, Messrs
Mcpherson, Moore and Cox, for the plaintiff,
and Cook and Stanton for the defendant, argued
this point.
Mr.. Cox's LECTURE--The lecture of Hon. s.
y. Cox, at Lincoln Hall, this evening, on "Pro-
gress in Spain," for the benefit of the Young
Mems Christian Association, will be an inter-
esting affair. The extensive travels of the lee
turer in that country having made him perfect
ly familiar with his subject.
WE ARE GLAD to hear that the Rev. DR.. Keel
ing formerly Of Trinity Church, i'm this city }
will preach at that church on next Sabbath,
both morning and night. DR.. X. is a highly
accomplished pulpit orator, and has hosts OF
friends in this city.
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No. a6O PENNSYLvANiA AVENUE,
Betwsen 18th and 18th SITS, Washington ID o.
TEETH ExTRACTED WITHOUT PIfN,
TX the use OF pure Nitrous Oxide Gas, and with
patient. No charge will be made for ex-
tractlng when Artificial Teeth are to be in V1IG0
Tor the surgical operation when performed, wkicf
viii be deducted when the teeth are made We will
on American Rubber, at New York rates, and a
sglend,d set Of upper and lower teeth permaaenf on
Engfsh Rubber, at and all partial sets at these
rates for which the usual charge for English Rub
Der being from $50 to SIS
Filling and Rsgxlatfng and ALI other branrba. NJ,
operative Dentistry attended to and performed in
the very pest manner at moderate prices. You are
fore engaging elsewhere "
NJ Bold gold plates taken in exchange at full
eod valuation Tor every tabove specifeU class Of
WORK. DEF
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INpucEMENT TO Buy GOOD SEWING MA
CHrNE.-Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple ana best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 40S Seventh street, between d
and +. 2,n
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i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but those deprived of this blessing know OF
its loss The pimpled, blotched and letter covered
person looks upon clear, smooth skin with jealousy
and inwardly desires the same. Those whose avs
TENS are filled with the virus of SCROFULA and
other cutaneous diseases cannot have good health
When the blood is impure, disease is sure to foli.w
All have timely warning in those Blstehes, PIN
les, letters Sores, BOils, Copper colored Patches
Gales, DC. Avert the calamity by purifying ths
ystem with the
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
before Scrofula takes firm hold,
How many have the virus of Syphilis In the system
and In that condition contemplate marriage, know
ing little Of it's baneful influence the constitution
To such We say STOP: First cleanse yourself o,
these impurties OF that scrofulous infection, (which
IN many cases Is hereditary in the constitutions be
fore yon bring. misery on yourself and Offspring
Price q Is per bottle.
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WEST OF ENGLAND Broadcloths, fine French
and Ger-lan Cloth, and fine Doeskins for or
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