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Another hogshcad of mola sses was added to
the stock on hand yesterday. 1t came over the
Portland & Ogdensburg railroad, was the first
of the nesc crop, and was consigned to well
known person on Commercial street, where
answers to questions in regard to the quality
Of the article were rather foxy.
We learn that the P. A. & N. U in the kind
ness of their hearts and as token of the graft
tude they feel towards the citizens for their
support of their late course of concerts and
lectures, will give an extra one on next Thurs
day evening, 1.-THE 9th inst.,) to which all those
who had season tickets, and those who had re-
served seats, to the late course, are invited
Free The subject of the lecture will be, "The
Great North West" and the lecturer the cele-
brated c. G. Coffin, Esq, better known as
"Carleton" of the Boston Journal
One of the hands on the Scandinavian"
while going aboard the steamer Tuesday morn
ing, slipped on the icy plank and was precipi-
tated some fifteen feet between the vessel and
the wharf into the dock. He was badly cut
and bruised, and received severe ducking,
but was all right yesterday.
The full Portland Band have generously
volunteered their services for the grand benefit
complimentary to their popular leader, Father
Cole, at Lancaster Hall to- morrow evening.
A few more tickets eau be had of the mana
gers. Give Cole bumper.
To-day is Candlemas Day. The old rhyme
says:
"Candlemas to-day;
Halt your corn and half your hay"
Yesterday was an April day; very warm and
damp for the season. Clouds and sunshine al
ternated, the mercury standing at 34o at 8 A.
M, $50 at 8 A. NJ, 900 to 500 at P. NJ, and
49, at P. NJ. The streets are running
streams and we would suggest that few min
utes' work with spade and Ratchet in front
of many stores and dwellings would improve
the walking. 1t does no harm to take ice of
of sidewalks.
Rev. Mr.. Hayden will deliver highly inter.
esting lecture at the vestry of the New Jerusa.
lena Temple tonight on the history of the
world from Noah to Abraham.
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and South Carolina
Money very easy at e. per cent Sterling Ex-
change quiet at I693 @ no, 800" --e =
Stocks at the close Of the day were steady but not
up to the best prices The chief interest was Lake
mors prevail 1t is said that Daniel Drew. who all
along has bsen supposed to be largely short Of Lake
Shore, has been carrying heavy amounts OF stock,
The following were the closing quotations:
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PENNSYLVANIA.

RESUMPTION OF COAL MINING
.AsHtANp. Feb. The miners OF the Sehuyl'
kill county region will resume operations 3e-
tween the 18TH and Both inst, and several ship
pers have already instructed their agents IN
New York and Philadelphia to receive orders.
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We saw yesterday at the rooms of Mr. Ed.
r. Robinson, Cahoon block, a magnificent
weber" piano forte. The elegant design and
perfect finish of the case, the deep, rich tones
of the instrument, attest its superiority
Judges of good pianos cannot fail to be de-
lighted with this. Mr.. Robinson has had thir-
ty years experience among pianos, and is him
self good musician, and his opinion upon the
subject is worth obtaining
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THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cutes than all other medicines com
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress st. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. tt.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
ENTERTAINMENTS
Exhibition Bali
Oily HATT.Y
thursday Evenissg, Feb. Ed.
200
LADIES, MISSES & MASTERS.
In One Grand Exhibitor

In One Grand ExhibitIou.
- MN. BARNES gives this exhibition with a view
20 ne Importance OF showing the great proficiency
DANCING. "SNo"ao'e fANO1
"a. tnis exhibition will be produced number of
om'ae!y new and splendid FANCY DANCES. COM
menc,ng at 8 O'Clock precisely WIN,
70 al parts OF the Hall and Gallery so cts
eaco. children under twelve Is cts each. - w.
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Miscellaneous Notices.

WALTzING is now all the rage. Next thing
is, what style is best suited. Mr. Barnes claims
that his style is the best for genteel waltzing
and is willing to compete with any respectable
American teacher or amateur dancer in the
United States for prize Of $2O0-to be decided
by competent judges at any time within three
months. Who will enter for competition.
Argus and Advertiser copy. ia31 St
The sale of sleighs to take place at the Re-
pository of Messrs. j. M. Kimball & Co. 1902
and 304 Congress streeD this morning is one
that should attract the attention of all who are
now or even going to be in want ola vehicle of
this kind This stock comprises some of the
finest sleighs ever manufactured in New Eng
land and will be sold without reserve. Re-
member time of sale, II o'clock a. m.
BRILLlANT.-See the Brilliant Lamp at j.
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Partisan French.

VIM. oIEVENsON will open q FRENCH
OnA,o ,or Ladies on moderate terms. Also
oiN'tN" CLASS for tho cultivation OF the voic q
o"'I "' greatly reduced prices. Enquire tor terms
at the Music Stores. iaI9st.
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HE second course, consisting of three as.
semblies, given by the Odd Fellows, will COM
mence next Tuesday, Feb Z, at Fluent Hail.
Subscribers will please take notice.
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THE celebrated American Buttonhole Sew
ing Machine, heretofore the best machine in
the market, has been lately improved SO that
row it is the fastest running machine in the
Wnrld
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Anotnef lot OF that sh Getting worth 10 cents
slightly damaged, selling for 10 cents by the
piece, at Coga Hassan's. 800
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BEST cord threat for cents a spool at Co.
gia Hassan's. j2s-1w.
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"EHsTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
70 furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
Tor weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. iap11eodtf
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MAINE STEAMSHIP Co.-The annual meeting
of this corporation was held yesterday after
noon, the following officers being elected for
the ensuing year President, G. M. Bailey; Di-
rectors, G. M. Bailey, FL. B. Hart, j. B. Coyle,
H. j. Libby and R. M. Richardson; Treasurer
and Agent, Henry Fox. r. M. Richardson is
elected to fill the vacancy in the Board of Di-
fectors caused by the resignation of John M.
Brown, who declined reelection.
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BRILnANT-See the Brilliant Lamp at j.
F. Land & Co.'s, opposite old post-otfce, any
evening until o'clock.
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ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Lecture. Prof Hebbard,
AUCTION COLUMN.
Consignments. Fl. 0. Bailey g. Go.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
insurance; Dow, Coffin e. Libby.
fortiand Lloyds. .Chas W. Ford.
store 10 Let and Fixtures for Sale. e. 4. Little
something Worth Knowing. .Gowell
Bonds Tor Sale. -. ii. M. PaysOn.
Inc weber. Ed. B. Robinson.
caution. David 0. Holt.
New and Valuable Books.
Casco Bay Steamboat Co. wv. MITCHELL.
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OBTAINING GooDs UNDER FALSE PRETENs-
Es.-Yesterday Alonzo Howard, residing on
Grove street, went to the iron store of Messrs.
E. Corey & Co. and obtained some cast steel
and two cast steel hammers requesting them
to be charged to James White, blacksmith, Tor
whom, he stated, he was at work. After he
had left one of the proprietors of the store,
learning that the man was not at work for Mr..
White, and also that he had obtained articles
at one or two other places on false pretenses,
. lodged information at the police station. Dep
uty Sterling arrested Howard last evening at
his house. Subsequently officers Merrill and
Corliss searched the house and found the two
hammers in Towards trunk. In his pocket
was found baggage check of the Boston and
Maine and Concord and Portsmouth railroad
with two keys, one OF which was marked "B.
& L. and N. & L. r. r. He is locked I'D for
examination.
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ALL our 10 cent prints are now selling for 8
cents. O.. u.aa.,,
ioQ.2t OoIlA hASoANs
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THE free edition of Gosse, Newball & Co.'s
new Map of Portland, together with list OF
all the Railroads in Maine, with the distances
from Portland to stations, being exhausted,
they have printed another small edition, and
put them on sale at book and periodical stores,
| at only Ii centa a oonv J1Qtf
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Bn1cgs' Allayaptor cures Uararrh.

OET DIISSo OOfH VI" ehacu tt
Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. #.
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Statement Of the Public Debt.

W;AsHINGToN, Feb. The following is reca-
ptuaon OF the public debt as it appears On the books
OF the Treasury Jan. 3lsti T'll'r
Deot bearing coin interest. 81 929 343 700 90
AoSIqed interest,". ...............,. 3212O,244 90
1e1t bearing currency interest. -. 56763, 1862 90
tt4teIesI, ,....,,,................. 1854 90
Mat9red debt not paid. ............. 4036O,902 90
1nterest. 5,tl8.6s9 90
DeoS bearing no interest. ....... 42S,669,O39 90
Unclaimed Pacific Railroad bonds . 1855 90
Total amount outstanding So. So 4ia sl3 OO4 90
accrued interest. ,.....,... .,,.... 3Sl08,092 90
Total principal and interest, includ-
ing interest due and unpaid. ~ 451 SCI ,O96 90
Amount in the Treasury:
Com. .......... $93C66 800 90
currency. 24,S27,7Ss % $123,S94, 2s9 90
ebt less amount in Treasury Feb 1.$2 1928 026 S07 90
Jan. I, 1885,, 069, 1893 90
decrease during January. 4043.9s6 90
decrease since March LIST, 1870 1l0.301 $40 90
I9e following The total amount of bonds issued
nY the Pacific Railroad Companies:
frinc1pal outstanding ,S64 61S, 1892 90
interest accrued but not yet paid. 900. 1928 O4 90
4terest paid by the United States. 10753910 90
interest repaid by the transportation OF
mails. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,i6o,s1s co
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EHE PRESS.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.

EVOur advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy as early IN the day as possible. A.
uertisements to appear Monday morning should no
sent in Saturday, tnot Susday)
pFree Religious Notices must be sent in no
early as Friday noon. W.
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AFFECTIONS OF THE CHEST AND THROAT
PERSONS afflicted however slightly, with any
weakness of the Chest or Throat involving
eltner the Larynx, Trachea, Bronchial Tubes,
and the Lungs themselves, should on the irst
symptom, commence with FELLOWS Com.
POUND SYRUP OF HyPoHosPHITEs, as by its
use diseases of those organs (even Consump-
ton in its primary STACEY are speedily cured
and more alarming symptoms prevented.
ian30st d&w1 W
BB Undertakes grow rich and grave yards
reek with the Wondering bones of thousand
who prematurely fall as victims to those re-
lentless destroyers, Catarrh, Bronchitis and
Consumption. The two latter diseases are Int
the children of the form er, which is easily and
surely cured by using Dr.. Sage's Catarrt Rem
edy, while for the cure of the two latter dis
eases nothing equals DR.. Pierces Alt. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. Both medicines
sold by druggists, or the Catarrh Remedy may
oe ootalned by enclosing sixty cents to r. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
jan31st-eod1w tu-th -s&w1t.
WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall. is prepared
10 furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
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sew Y.rk s,ock and MeAex m.r..,

NEW YORK. Feb. 1-sforpiuo.-Goll 11tl m MA
Money 6G6 per cent. Sterling Exchange 109S1i I03.
The follow ing are the forenoon quotations of South
ern States securities ~ HA
Tennessee Gs..,,,,,, ca,
Hirsila ps,' Observation-Disclosures. 60i
NJ. sia ss. 81
Nottn Salo'a os'...... "a
NEW YORK, Feb. Eveninq.-Gold decin ,l,te
in the afternoon and closed weak I'LL The q oss
clearances OF Colo o-day were $2SOQO,00O. Govern
ments continued quiet during the day. The follow
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ARE HENS PRoFIrABLE?-Mr. Charles e.
Bailey of Westbrook, sends us the following
practical statement of his experience in de-
monstrating the affirmative of this question::
1870.
Twenty-egh hens laid 1872. dozen eyes, .$1s5s2
D'''" Loo eoieAehs ana sold for............ HAST
n..,, r.. $2sO7s
A~'"' ..'...................... 1880
$149 40
According to this exhibit Mr. Bailey's hens
have paid him an average profit of 81. SO each.
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A NEW P1cTURE.-We saw at Morrison's
yesterday, in Deering Block, view of the
Peabody River by 2. H. Holmes of Hallowell,
that possesses many points of merit. In the
back ground rises the lofty peaks ofAdams and
Jefferson almost obscured by the driving rain,
while on the left Of Jefferson, over the slope of
Washington, may be seen beam of sunlight
striving to penetrate the mist and partially
disclosing the foliage ON the summit OF the
mountain. In the fore ground is the placid
river surrounded by the pines and fir trees all
adorned with their summer dress. Viewed at
little distance the general effect of the paint
ing is very pleasing, especially the effect of
sunlight through the rain. The perspective is
good and the style of the painting shows that
the artist has profited by the lessons of his
teacher Sonntag. The frame is of black wal
nut, finely carved by the artist himself and
only needs little band of gilt to light up the
picture. The painting measures Y AZ inches
in size.
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New Adveri. ..,ents T..n.
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BR1ccs' Pile Remedies are success
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AN IMPOSING DEMONSTRATION.
THE WAR FEELING

MADRID, Jan a1.-[Special to N. Y. Herald.
AT the grand military parade to-day the
King was accompanied by Gen. Sickles and a
brilliant staff Of marshals and generals, all ia
grand gala dress. The troops were on the
ground seven hours in binding snow storm
Forty THOUSAND men took the oath of fidelity
to the King. There was no dist4rbapee.
West Indies.
MARINE DISASTER.
KINGsToN, Jamaica Jan.30.-Arrived schoon.
er Vincent j. Wallace, Captain Allen, from
New York for Jacmel, With kerosene, wai
burned at sea on the 26th. The Captain and
crew took to the boats and were picked up and
landed at this port yesterday.
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wESTRROOK.

The arguments ON the Westbrook case are
closed and interested parties are specializing
about the opinion of the committee. To-mor-
row the important questions will be decided.
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CARRIERS DELIvERY.-The following bnsi-
ness has been transacted by the Letter Car
riers the past month:
DELIVERED. COLLECTED.
Mail Letters. Al, 97 Mail Letters. 60 4A9
City Letters. 1851 City Letters. 2058
newspapers ''..zz,43 Newspapers. .... 1 1882
Total .''..'.6',o2l Total. ...... $3.50
67,0z1
Total ........ ................ 1872 910
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-06-22
A Scare.

A man left to watch With dead body
In Detroit, reports tbatsooo after midnight
having finished reading newspaper, no
took chair and sat down almost 10 front
Of The coffin; that he did not sleep or even
dozc, and that suddenly he was startled to
find that The clock, which had been dreari.
y ticking, had stopped; that everything
was as still Us death in The room, and that
the corpse was sitting up in the coffin
looking full at him! llc does not remember
how ho got out Of the house, but police.
man living oulhe street below, was arous-
cd by some ono nearly kicking bis door
down, and arose aud opened il to find the
man shivering With fright. On invc!iga.
ton Tue coffin was found to boiurncd part
" around Oh The table, and The corpse was
somewhat disarranged. Tho officer saw
that one leaving the room ia such q hurry
would DO almost sure to collide with tho
coffin and disarraugc it. The clock had
stopped, but investigation proved that il
had run down. However, no argument
could induce the man to believe that he
had not bohsld tho dead man sitting up in
bis narrow house and be was so frightened
and SO loud 10 bis protcstatiOns that a
neighbOr sat up Tue remainder ofthe uight.
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Common Errors.

SOul0Ol CAAOAc'
That editors arc glad to get anything to
"'6ll up" their paper.
d Tbs. :aey have plenty of time to correct
bad manuscript
That they should puff everybody for
nothing,
Thst they musthaye no opinion Of their
own.
That they should know everything
whether informed Of i. or not.
That they have plenty Of money.
That they should "noticO" every scala
wag show that travels. !.
That they should have news, whether
there is any or not.
That they should print every mans
name who attends a dog fight or horse
race.
That they have time to talk an hour
With every ono Of tho hundreds who come
Into the Office every day:
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The Right Way to Begin.


Only q fow months ago couple coming
to The paraou brought with them another
pair whose nuptisls bad sometime before
been celebrated in tic parsonage. After
thc ceremony vas concluded, the older
ones stopped to talk for moment. ITS
near two years since wc stood up here"
said the husband. "Ay; and how fares it
with your said the parsou. "Oh, very
well; frst rate" they both answered in the
same breath. And then The wife, gently;
"We've had great comfort come tou of
lato, sir--a little girl; and it isn't bard TO
DO content with such o treasure in tho
faith, hope and love! That is endowment
enough! Instead Of waiting till your lives
ore spoiled by vanity and vice, you arc
starting out resolved to brave the pcrils
and face the storms, and bear Tue burdens
oflife together. 1t is the right way to be-
gin. You escape thousand dangers that
you would encounter, aud harvest o thous-
and joys that you would miss, il you wait.
ed, as too many Of your brethren and sisters
wait. till you could begin with q stylish
house." And then be looked at hor, and
she at him, both SO glad and 80 proud, and
the happy teas came into their eyes
How could tho parsou help crying with
them? Indeed. he did not try to help it.
LISA brave. grand thing that you arc do.
ing, young men and women! You are CON
tent to go to the parson, aud begin thus
in a quiet, sober way, The journey Of life
together. No cards, 10 carriages, no sill
yer plate, no bridal tour, no bank account.
no house to live in; absolutely nothing but
wedding. -Rev. W. GLADDEN..
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Oci2O-ly
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The world renowned author, in this admira.
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stamps Also. DR.. CulverwelI's Marriage
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Ny dear boy said a lady to q prec0cious
youth Of sixteen, "does your father design
you to tread the intricate and thorny paths
Of a profession, the straight and narrow
paths Of the ministry, or revel in the
aowery fields Of iiterature?"
"No, narm; dad says he's going to set
me to work 10 the later field"
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-.s-~.v - shslv
MILLIONS Boar Te.'y rs
WonasriaI Calu, n.',. W.s. =, poor
Thoy ore not 0 VIC Fancy Dn - n 49,.
Rum, Whiskey, froo' sp n.... ~ 49," ~.
Lisuors aoc.o1sa' sp,..a M "Rs.,o,er, &c
faHe,callcd "Ion'cs .npp .saa... ~ NJ ~, A..
fhatlead me tipp'0f ON ~ u.,,u
atzue Medicine maze 'ron' wv ' ~. @.,,a..
ofCsliiornia. Tree IRON ~. :, " ~ s."~ pnDI
lants They arc thc .hEM .,G ny,,wr,D1p
FlEH ana a LIFE rI .'.s,,,or :, ,So s,.,.m
aperiect henoVa!oF anu i".so ,hoh,ooS
caryingon OIL poisonous I,'a's' INV ~. 49, nh.
to healthy condition. MOI ~" 80.
ters according 70 dif'ctiohs pu .e'u" '.s ,,,...,
provided thcir bones uo ~. ,,,,s; a,,sns wortod
poaono, o'n s,.. n ~ r0ra I'
|,,nu W, p. S..,,o purontive M we'll AZ
Tncy nrc u'n ",.s .ss nocu,,s, mort az acting
Tonic, possessng' al'o lhe pe'u'iA1 wv" ', $3.50
"a powerful agent In relieving Congestion OF a''au
,r.,,or ~ ,bc IIyor md al the VisccfAl Organs
"us". y, - !. .,n,,UrAInns /, vounu mr.
FOH FEMALE Con, .aa,. ~ ~ =, 4,
old, married or angle OF thcaa"hoi woIhahoou Nv
t,c turn Of lifc these Tonic Bittcrs have no equal
Yer Inilnmmatory aud Chronic Rheuma'
sisn and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion
Bilious, Remittcnt and Intermittent re-
vcrs, Diseases OF the Hood Liver Ma.
neys and BLADDER, these bi'tcrs nave oecn moss
aucccsaful Such Diseases arc caused oy vlnatea
blood, which isgencrally productivity oesAhs''ie"s
Of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OF INDIGESTION, Head.
So. ~. e,,o,,I,., Cou,h. TIpbtn.,a az the
Chest. Dizziness Sour Eructatons Of tho Stomach,
NJ, no. 4, IN, Month gous Attacks, palptatiou Of
I'M l%'eih 'l'e '''',' D.' .' NJ \. A..
The Heart, Inflammation OF tho Lungs ram 10 tae"
v,or, NJ tho Kpeys and hundred other painful symp
,,m, ara tba oll,nrinps Of Dyspepsia.
~. e,o,n. .h an, stimulate .ts ,oyuid
ano' 'n''So'As Wv 80. NJ, =, nn.,r.lIol
Liver ana bowes *u'en isuu,. us," a.a ~,
PARTING new life and nsor to tho whole system.
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In an Ohio scool celebration, the sup.
crin.endent announced the title Of song
as Riding the Elephant Home When
tho audience found that it was write me
a Letter from Home" he thought it pru-
don't to disappear.
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LADIES,

In many affections peculiar to ladies the Ex.
tract Buchu is unequalled by any other remedy
as in Chlorosis,o or Retention, lrregularily Pain
fulness or Suppression Of Customary E'acua-
lions, liberated or Schirrens Slatr "f the Utter
us, Leucorrhea, or Whites, S'ertiiIy, aud for
all complaints incident 10 the sex whether aris'
iuy Il ON indiscreton or habits Of dissipation
Il is prescribed extensively by the most eini
men. Physicians and midw'ves for unleeoled
and delicate Constitutions. Of Both sexes and
all ages (attended with any Of The above dis
eases or symptoms.