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BENNETT BUIADIN G..
DENNETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.

FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.
DIRECTORY
81. N. sayrc, Gcntlemen's Furnishin$
.Gi6%as 6 " Smith, Il i,InSS, asy RSGSs %,Ss.
+H. Has'I g. payenpSri !" %'Sri iaistE:
S-gA'm ''''omaRRii RiksH sSs1oax ,
Inlet Very esis sneosb isf HaRSins sToa and 'n'ur'H'"
l-McMahon & Morse, Lawyers
x bussDs6sm, 81 SiDSySl tswysa; Eaxyar.
7. q. Pinckney, Publisher
fro les
6--Eorthwestern Life Insurance Con. anyl
L. s. Benedict Agent
ss-rolst
70 Charlton r. Lewis Secretary
H-McCarthy Chalmers Lawyers
S-HoYk Il. 3. Ferguson. + Sassa", is~ysrs i.s~yer
M y, y oWSysnaHGsn; Ws'a HsMves. ,s~yor
interna tionai Collection Associadoa
$ G. DefreAs0", rhisD IiiEEts sronv
s.FeisritsS u ssS,s: I tslSyWail, ta%yesiil Lawyer.
j. = Hanson, Lawyer
5-sSerldan, ronynse, Cochran and hoEwsn sscuo.
1$l.Ss. & sSs Ssss.. Ss: f;si; fss;.r.
s%'S: TEaphagen: Lswyes
v. 7. Ryan, Lawyer
E:G; L: g. sHfssn'E aiI:SS, EaMysl: v"yysr
a-Cncinnati Commercial, Chicago Tribune, r. T. Nc.
!. Harrison strene. Lawyers
X A. +. " WooGruf, Lawyer
NV. r. Berglolz Civil Engineer
Pelham and r'E',tf;if EoHRfH FsI5fss sTGE% oem'.a"
asnl aaa,e esssf awssfs IL Bankruptcy,
I, Henry WehIe LawyeE
I" eSlsaier aSi!sn; Ifxysa; E.wy:I
j. Fl faaSref;: an"s; lawyer ESWyer.
4 heasi Il Ssst5 i e
'-Fsssips FsisaH 1 Bafse sF9eS' L.Sysss 1Swyssr
s-SSrary So m sSSsia %sler ssSffsa sSffenct, Lawyer.
,$s-SS,YnsS%ssI * %Iijip%s sSsds1 Jaws; lsx,.,.
- fred W. Kenny Attorney and CounsolfoR
i .0e1TS%a fSSsr f,S,sty : Crosby Lawyer.
IL shiamsrs. Lawyer ~ssrh S'oA'
Stay vesant T'tI Bank Receiver
s.ET +. %asenaH 4 aH'ihlay; hawyes lawyers
-Ia;srasIodai Publishing Company.
,-sI'ss ia'ss ( Fitch. Lawyers.
.-Hssesii I SS. sieispp, lawyers
soe,ty %a lor %eorms,on res of Juvenile Dolin auen.
l0-s. H. Steele, Lawyer
W. H. King, Lawyer.
}. a. I.y decker Real Estate
. Is. Iydeckcr, Lawyer.
III. i. !. A. Reed, Lawyers.
iz--Byrne Everett Co., Lawyers
- Walsh, Ialtert and Fckerson LawySra
SIXTH STORY
1-John Townsh end, Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
2-Hcnccrson Benedict LAWYER
X. Logan, scotch Granite &C.
&c. ". Carpenter Lawyer
A Otis r. Halt, Lawyer.
81 T. Webster, Lawyer
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer
q John L. Knight.
81 Hodges Meeker, LawyerA
y}tlcorge O. Moses Lawyer.
snith Dean, City surveyors
NIt. w. Van SiceD, Lawyer
ufT II. Baldwin, lawyer
R) Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer
l3t Henry a. Giiderslceve, Lawyer
H} U. X CarringtoD, Lawyer
u. W. 1ompkns, Lawyer.
r. ". Miner. LAWYER.
Two paascnger el.vators running all The time.
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CATALOGUE OF TnIs DAYS FRIDAY) SALE AT
II O'CLOCK.

TRAN BAY HORSES, 1914 HANDS HIdu, AND 8
years old: kind and true In all harness free from
vice fast travellers tree ana stylish drivers fear
nothing an excellent family carriage team.
SET HARNESS. NEARLY NEW.
CLARENCE, IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY MINER L
GRAY COUPE HORSE. l6 HANDS HIGH, YEARS
Old; kind and true in ali harness. free from vice
very stylish; q first class coupe horse and sold for
SET COtPE HARNESS
COUPE, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY BREWSTER
BROWN HORSE, l5ls HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD,
fault; a free driver, with good style and action,
EXTENSION TOP rHXEtoN ''' ''"'"''' A"0
BAY HORSE, 1SIs HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
been used by doctor; Is In every way safe and
pocRsS&s9 FaSe Snd Nnasfy aGed wSTkSr' SnW
kind and true in all harness; free from vice; ha
been driven bya Lady; fears nothing, and war.
ranted sound
TOP PONY PHAETON, NEARLY NEW.
BROWN HORSE, l5H HANDS HIGH. 7 YEARS OLD;
kind and true IN all harness; free from vice vory
stylish gooo travellers fears nothing; fl rat
TOR EUXB Wagon, HEXkLY new. "''' anu
BAY HORSE, i5a HANDS, YEARS OLD KIND AND
truo IN all harness free from vice; q good, fros
TOP PONY PiIAETON. CITY BUILT
BAY WORK HORSE lbH HANDS HIGH. YEARS
old klnd 4 and true In AL harness free from vice;
DARK ROAM HORSE. l6 HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old kind and true in all harness; free from vice;
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES, DESCRIPTIONS TIME
wagon. Express and Business wagons Phaetons 2S et
ssic. ssr as9sf 1s. and sngs aaone Ban
SALE COMMENCES AT IL O'CLOCK
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
I)ED STAR LINE,
IL appointed to carry the Belgian and United II ates
mails


DED STAR LINE,
IL appointed to carry the Belgian and United "
The following steamers are appointed to sail
FOR ANTWERP:-
From philadelphia From New York.
yADERLAND ;;.ApriI SWITZERLAND. April IS
For Philadelphia For New York.
VADFRIAND. March 10 SWITZERLAND March 2Z
NEDERLAND. ....,Aprn 3 STATE OF NEVADA.Ap'lld ld
First cabin $50 Second Cabin ......ffU
rates
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed
For passage, rates 0 freight and other information.
apnly
$50 W COTTON. Agent l2 Broad street, Now York.
JOHN McDONALD, Passenger Agent, No Battery
PEiER WIGHT & SONS, General Agents, so7 WAL
nut street. Philadelphia
b. Won DER BECkB. General European Agent Ant.
werp
MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
ISl Holland, Belgium, the Rhine, switzerland &c via
ROTTERDAM
steamer MAAS April is
These beautiful steamers carrying the United States
mail 10 the Netherlands are well known for the regular
ity OF thctr trips. Rates OF pa ssage low.
PUNCH, EDYE CO., l.. w. NORRIS
General Agents. 10 Broadway
0'D0NOVAN ROSsA.-CHEAPESr PASSAGE or.
~ nee, New York; open evenings; days
Cork, Liverpool GLASGOW, berry. drafts payable
where lowest rates. Northern Hotel corner Cortanlt
ana West streets
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EXCURSIONS.


TTOR EXCURs10NS-THE LARGE, FIRST CLAS5
iayorlto ste amooats SLEEPY HOLLOW uow oatc9
the LONG BRANClD aud METAMORA; Dudley'S AL
dcrncy spring Hin Myers Gnl Iona island Groves.
with Bargcs and Boats of all kinds.
j. 4 H. MYERS, corner Morton aud West streets.
CyTEa aMBO ATS AND BARGES FOR EXCURSIONS TO
y Raritan Beach Sea View, Iona lsiand and willow
Haven drove. MARTIN HASKELL. Ill South street.
rT,ICKE1s, CIRCULARS, INVITATIONS, POSTERS
| and all necessary Printing TOR excursions parties.
bsiis ST Tyuv Y vi pptNtfSa JIG
Broadway, Now York
MILLINERY AND DNESSMAklNG.
At r.. MATHERS CO. COL BROADWAY, NEAR
n Nineteenth strect-Wili nave their opening OF
choice selection OF French Bonnets and English Round
Hats ~ chip and straw on rhursday and Friday. March
u and H.
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HORSES, CAREIAGEs. &c.

HOlSSNs, CAREIATns. &c.
ucrEoY nogsN a,td OF ARoM ylI ..t.lS JoHxsToS
Office b7 Liberty street (Evcnng Post Builjing),
TIE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE, le TO 25 ThIRTEENTH STREET.
s,Es SEAE aF H6Ryss TSsyEEsIyx XIX PtAGE r.NRiAors
rrrsn.v AEE aEE FKih,y MEhD EvERX II Y ocrocx
hours a on horses A Warranted sound
fARriAE SSATALoSyE. SF THIS PAYS FRI
yssrs 1Haf isd SaH All aSs n2nsss 1ASp
vsf Sa and ae qS S
OF otanyihing; IN every respect Il first class team
sIx-sEAT RoCKAWAY, in fine order by J. n. Law
ELrdaST EdSTr sonREL HORSE 1oai hands years
raised in Kentuoky has been owned and driven /
for the years Sy the the present G ha
road, saddle or family horses In the country |
TOP SIDE 5saBsR Ro&b WAGON in good order
sRo%k coTT BTSTses s5Ss s s hands wears, kind in
driver; NOS afraid OF anything; a thoroug b fam
in good order by
BAY asH m%asLsTSShAN S!SSsh HORSE 1s nands years,
first class roadsIeri can trot in 2 80 sure: has
DySss o say or knd na sau afraid rs
SIDE SPRING ROAD WAGON. in good order Dy J.
PONY ponysul,t Mare ra,sSd
drive her; not afraid OF anything; warranted |
ELEaGST TOP PONY rHAEToS, city built, Har.
ness, &C.
DARK BROWN HORSE, l5}s hands years; kind in |
all harness; free from vico good steady
traveller; an excellent horse for any nse; war.
SHIFTING T0P DEPOT WAGON, nearly new, by
LARGE BAY BAY WORK HORSE, 10 hands, 8 years;
kind IN all harness; free from vice; good fast |
walker; lree worker; warranted sound.
TOP GROCERY or Express Wagon, platform springs
and patent wheels, by John Jones'
THIRTEEN OTHER HORSES, DESCRIPTION TINE
OF SALf.
Every description Of carriagee, Wagon, Harness.
10 to Is thirteenth street
Weather never intereres with sales at 10 O'Clock
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CusAHD LIMB hST}cS ASR \: A. R. NJ. $. F. co.
the ss sw ct T ms s ass s % Sr al
or in mersn . or
or me home ward passage crossing the meridian of 50
9fr ana
ws %s As2
49, @ n I S
oS%%SaasoS ssas9s tsvcrsSs !Sr%s "e
SSf Ii e. sPy Ea%sS %ssn
S$sSISSsf fHa IH1Aa.nS
hy%s"tn
Erst Gabin nMs4 Sppsr ,shHn saloon
KuSfMXkpF 4 20, G. b. RICHARD Bi0As
General Agents General Fassens Agents
81 Broad street, New York 81 Broadway New York.
NNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
MN NV sT54TsHIFS T5hk ns5 hs1TEAS mAvkE
S@; Sse S SssSs snsH ensr will sail
AMHhiSIE ToSsos. sa1slay' I Hpri
fkcE 6P PPlaesssAi il oD daelaa,ns sraa Wien nn
First Cabin sioo second seJ Third cabin and steerage
sT saens KING; this line avoid both
transit by English railway the dlscomfOvts of
a s' faSpk sz
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BKEMEN.
Tho steamship nERMANN. Captain G. Reicnmann,
will Sa,! on sStirday March q, g. 2P NJ from Bremen
On
R2fEs s'e Of PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
First CABIN 500 gold
For ffessht or passage apply to
OkLhICHS CO.. Agents. No. Bowling Green.
" STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (bNGLAND) DIRECT.
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier Is East
GkExf WESTERN, windham :. Saturday, April 5
Cabin passage S76; Intermediates $I6; stcorage $50
currency; excursion tickets, $780,
w.D MORGAN, Agent 70 South street.
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERB0URG AND HAMBURG
The elegant Clyde built Icon steamships will from
New YORK as foows:-
KLOPS1 OCK, CAPTAIN Fischer ...... ........April
from Eagle line pier too5 Of First street, Hobokcn.
PLYMOUTH. LONDON, CHERBOUR RO and HAMBURG.
Cabin-girst saloon sloO gold second oon, $6 gold
Stecrage, $2i, currency.
Prepaid STORAGE tickets from Hamburg S24,
,, For freight apply to PUNCH. EDfE co, 81 South
For passage apply to KYAUrH NACHoD & KUHNE,
General Agents ll3 Broadway
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A MAJOR CHAs W. BARKER AUCTIONEER
valuable fro!ss wagons &C., ever held held N L,
S 81 1s o. Na Nom, s next Il
snd New York ratIersalls corner Of Broadway and
Of the hS '8H e s1's e.
9f sna Ana an snI ne. o the most
ordinary and cs;ost matched pair Of roters in the
iiE FAMOUS bay mare Belle Riviere, with public
f'fHfs faE ysokRaaL sedins NARROW; has shown 80;
f9ae hGFs bay Marc Pomona record of s
top sSessS Wagons Minor
double sn& fs ~ S.bss fS BITS
at 10 A. NJ and win be on exhibition from then up to
Sunday and Mondays Herald and at sale.
FIX oENp viii Mi ss
on the Driving s Track at 1880 A. NJ Monday. Sale
BEAUTIFUL TOP PONY PHAEToN AND HAR
"A ness will be sold low for cnsh; was built TO order
y ni, ab IS ES TOR lady
MAJOR Q. W. BARKER's
TAKES PLACE TOMORROW.
AT At saSSsR !, S'Ssfs p%To%B!; z sSss
COS cpsNHR OF Brcaawas % % and fSrty Sinth street.
Eos AsT ESu sn6iss ssry sae Herald
Tor suitable FOR road or business only cause for selling
Coppcr or old Brass; value $3.50 Address FOUNDRY,
Herald office.
A FIRST CLASS WAGON. SUITED T9 TogAC0o,
MORGhNiS SONS, 20 Park place
--tnR SALE TWO CANADIAN PONIES AND
"A. five other Horses, sI.::s.s 0T any busncss sold
at sacrifice Inquire vt No 80 Blocker street, near
the Bowery In the rear.
A FOR SALE. ONE THREE.QUARTER TRUCK
"A and one set Of double Harness has built only
four months; VIII be sold at halt price, S6Q A3 Stan
ton street.
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Personal,

DERsON WHO TOOK POCKETBOOK THURSDAY,
IL Grand Central depot send Auburn ticket check and
key to Telegraph office. 245 Broadway.
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WHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENsT0WN AND LIVERPOOL.
pu,,aIInNt UaMMflNt THE UNITED STATES MAIL, =,
.M3rCh ~ ats T. N.
hprn y at T. ~.
IT, at p N.
REPUBLIC April "a at A. NJ
From the White Star docks pier SO North River
Ratcs.Saoon, SO AMI SiOJ in gold relurn tickets
SIZE gold Stccrage at low rates
saoons staterooms, smoking and bathrooms are
placed amidships where noise motion least
anording degree Of comfort hitherto unataiable at
sea.
For inspection Of plans and other information apply
~ the coinpanys Offices ID Broadway Now fors.
II. j. COBTl>. Agent
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A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 1 KEAkNEY
N li0 AND ll2 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.

REGULAR sALEs OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Tcntyfour to fortyeght hours given to to
test warrantees
Horses Carriages Harness. Blankets Robes &C. al wa ~
on and at private SALE
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NORTH sHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

A TTENrION, RAILROAD COMPANIES,-PUNCH,
"A slips or trlptlckets printed cheauer and bcttef
board st the Metropolitan Printing Establishment
Broadway, New York than any where else.
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DEwARD LIP THE PARTIES WILL RETURN THE
III papers taken cut OF safo they Will receive
ward and no Questions asked l.. LESSER CO.,
Tenth avenue. corner Twenty first street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

WAGONS CHEAP; EXPRESS, GROCERY. BUsI.
"A. ness, Bakers. Builders Milk, Vendors, Depot De-
livery and platform spring Wagons. and second
hand, with or without top. at 226 Spring street.
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CTRAYED-oN TUESDAY EVENING. ABOUT ]
- O'clock Fifth avenue. between Thirty nth and
1hrty-slxth streets large bay Horse is hands high
old he has large white spot his left side
ply to or address ASA @. WhIfSON, No l59 East
Twenty fourth street
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE-A FIRST CLASS BURGLAR AND FIRE.
proof safe. N@ S9 Broadway
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CTEAMsHlP COMPANIES UsING LARGE QUANTy
- OF printing will nI 1t advantageous to deal with
the METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsIABLISHMENT.
No 28 Broadway as its facilities for doing every kind
ana chcapness offers special Inducements Bills Of
1adiug, Shipping Receipts Tickets Manests Passenger
Lists, Circulars Posters, Cards, Waybils and every
special form used In the transaction OF business
fully prepared and printed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
I'll ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS
UP TO NINE T. NJ, AkD NEWsDEALERs SUPPLIED
WITH HERALDS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORN
iNti AT | PCS BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE,
BETWEEN THIRIY-FIRST AND THIRTY ECOND
STREETS; OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLtM
OFFICE 22sl THIRD AVENUE, CORNER or l2tTh
STREET; ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO Z 30 r
NJ, AND NkWSDEALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
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mJO REWARD WILL BIC PAID ON THE RETURN
pLO Of skye Terrier. lost on tho corner Of Thirty
seventh street and Broadway, yesterday; name
collar Thomas Baker. Return TO lSS East Thirty-sec
ond street.
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LNOR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES AND -FOUR YEARS,
lease of one Of tho best Liquor Stores on South
street, Fulton ferry; be sold inside OF ten
days Apply on premises III South street
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Habit.

All aen are controlled by habit,
which IS an inward principle, leading
as to do easily and naturally, what we
often DO. Tell us what fnaa's habits
are and we can tell you what be S, and
how far he may be trusted, as well
without seeing, as seeing him. The
mans character, or the sum Of. those
qualities, which distinguish him from
other men, is inseparabe from the man 5
habits. An old writer says, Man is a
bundle Of habits And is woven into
orr very nature and like the wool CT
cloth, the bundle is made up Of indi-
viaoal threads, each put 10 place, in its
own time. Habit begins with the in
liviiual act the act repeated confirms
the habit the act may Of itself be un-
Important, but the consequences Of
repetition are everything. A single
snow fake never alarms mountaifIeer,
but whole mining camps live in the
greatest dread Of the avalanche, which
Is but an accumulation Of snow fakes
slilin5 down mountain side. Hence
no one can afford to dispise the little
things Of life; they are much more po-
tent for good or evil than great things
are. Men are not bound securely by
great cables, but by little threads. The
oxygen our system demands daily is not
provided by one huge inhalation, but
ofs--repeated breaths
Success in life is built upon seeming
~ insignificant trifes, while failure can
be traced, nine times out of ten. 90 the
neglect Of little things.
The man who has careful habits Of
punctuaity, for instance. in all his en-
gagements, whether important or un-
important, seemingly will find that he
needs no word to convince his acqualn-
tauces that he can be depended upon !;
his character ensures that Habit is
formed chiefly ia carly life. How care
iul that every boy and girl learns to do
everything properly, when the very man
ner of doing the every day work OF life,
modifes and moulds our characters
;hus adding to or taking from our hap
p;ness and usefulness in life.
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NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.

II Is Invaluable TONIC. 1t win innpart strength
to the system, purify the blood and restore the lost
appetite. 1t is also certain to all obstructions
70 the regular course OF nature iii females, purifying
the complexion and giving elasticity to the spirits.
Also, sure remedy for the diseases of GREEN
SICKNESS or CHLOROSIs, LEUCH0RRHEA or
WOMB, &c. But like all remedies Of this class
should be used with caution by married Ladies' This
Elixir is composed ofPURE HERBS and q II that Use Ii
wilperceive that the combination is Powerful and vet
Harmless TO the constitution 1t is impossible for d-
seases to Withstand this formidable remedy. Dsea-
SEES are forced to leave the system
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NEW I'D REFRESHMENTS.
III Office

70 Z. Cr@t:
You are hereby notified that l will
IN the ID day OF the next term of the
County Court of Berkeley County, w.
Va, move the said Court to appoint
three disinterested persons to deter
mine the value of division fence built
By me between your lands and my own
in the town of Martinsburg, West Va,
and the amount you shall refund to me
as Just proportion of the value of
your share of said fence.
j. w. PITZER,
per Wisner & Miller.
Dee 25,'75,4tw
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The Mercury Below Zero.

CONCORD, n H., December 90
The weather this morning is very
severe, the thermometer indicating
IS degrees below zero.
NEW YoRY, December 20.-The
thermometer this morning indicat-
ing six degrees below zero.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 20.-The
weather has been extremely cold for
the last few days. Snow has not
yet made its appearance in these
parts.
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M. ID. PFOUTZ.
WAYNESBORO, PENN'A.
WHOLESALE AGENT

CROFT BROTHER, opposite Court House, Hag-
erstown, Md.
THOMPSON, LILLY & CO., No. &c Hanover street,
Baltimore.
j. W. DALLAM & CO., N. E. Cor. Second and Cal
lowhill street, Phil delphia
..E7J-Fo Sale by NJ. A. sNoDGRAss, Druggist, n.
Martinsburg, W: Va, and by Druggists generally.
June 4, lS75-lyw.l
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Gs- Send stamp for full information
Price List, &C., &c. DANIEL +. BEATTY
Warrington, N. ].
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RIGHT SIDE UP
Cheaper than Ever,

and while this may be good news to the
people generally, not so with the would
be cheap torres who were exulting in cur
downfall. Nay, kind reader. we still
stand before you as the CHAMPIONS
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DIR PFQUT'S
ANTI BILIOUS FAMILY PILLS

These excellent Pills will be found sure remedy
for acdty of the Stomach, Indigestion, Habitual Co.'S
tiyeness, Cramp Collie, Fever and Ague This terri
bic and distressing disease Can with from two to
four doses be overpowered and has In may cases eff
iected a cure with one single Pill Every pill being
an ordinary dose, renders them the cheapest medi-
cine in the world. and their certainty fcnre une-
qualled We have never found them to fail in cases
ofJaundise and Spasm Affections. They purify
the blood and promote healthy action of the skim
They are purely vegetable and perfectly free from
anything that can do either permanent OF temporary
injury to the Stomach Bowels, or to the general
system Persons not in need o. them would do well
to keep box constantly on hand. as they do not
loose their good properties by age and therefore
available when needed Certain destruction to Worms
in all cases. they having been tested in cases where
all other osand Syrups have failed. With the many
certificates, and the samples Monste Tape
Worm, has been removed which can be seen at my
office, this Pill is warranted in all say or the money
refunded
These Pills had their origin in France, where the
medical science is far advanced.
D1RECTIONS.-Two pills win be found sufficient
purge for an admit. If taken to relieve constipation
one pill every morning is advised. For ague. two
pills two hours before the time of of having chilli
act WELL
Mann fact,,r I'd In, D.