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LIE DOYEN's DIsINFEcTINGFLU
MEssRs. PouLiN, ROGERS COMPANY,
Sole pr0priefoTs Of the celebrated

Soie Tr0priefors Of the celebrated
lie DOYEN'S DISlNFECTING FLUID,
Beg leave 10 call attention TO this important and invaluable
article, the greatest discovery Of the age--paented In
Washington, December, 1877.
THE above Invaluable preparations which entities the in.
the gratitude and blessings OF the whole human family
possesses the power OF Immediately destroying the Hos
offensive OdOr, from whatever cause arising.
by it Hospital Wards can tie Gisnlec,ed Of masma and
Water Closets, Cess Pools, Cellars DO, &c, OF impure
gases. In the sick chamber this Fluid will be found in.
valuable, as the naseous smell arising from on the
body OF from the night stool, by It's dis
pelled and should the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
can (f from any cause necessary be kept weeks
by using the Fluid without becoming in the slightest degree
offensive.
Captains Of emigrant ships will derive ncalcnnbe ad.
HantAges from its Use in the steerage Tor snfecting
Tor hge water Indeed, numerous Its virtues
justice In an advertisement would be impossible Ger.
tfcntes from the most celebrated physicians OF England
France and Of This city who have tested it, may seen al
our office which will fully convince The scepca
Its wonderful qualities.
II is entirely free from any odor Of its own simple in lis
application and certain In its effects.
TO Otaers agents Captains Of resssls and others For
sale IN large quantities, for Storage of emigrant ships
bge water and other disniecng purposes BY appli
cation OF this Fluid, the contents OF Pryy can renoy
Ell without causing that highly offensive STENCIL and thus
rendering night soil a valuable manure. Hs
The undersigned desire bring This article into public
use. will he furnished in quart bottlesof orowr tamp
for local uses or by the gallon
Orders are respectfully solicited and will be Immediately
supplied. POULIN, ROGERS a. CO.
80 Merchants Exchange, William street,
New York.
nJ- For sale in this city by f'
W. d J. II. GILMAN, Druggists
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JOHN JACKSON. Esq, Editor OF the Railway Republi
n'lblshed The above certificate, and In an ELI
tral as follows -
n r. The success Of DIR. TOWNSENDS PREPARA
TON OF SARSAPARIILA appears to be one OF the most
extraordinary character We publish toiay Two
~ ils behalf one from Capt Mclean, Of tha town. and one
IRON The 'Rev. Mr. White of Staten Island, gentleman
wei known IN Railway. Capt. Mclean believes the medi.
cine TO have aved his life and Mr. White seems 10 enter
IAN an equally aong confidence in lis efficacy Intelligent
men ke These "ond NOT praise strongly what they did
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NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.

2UUU do sheet IRON, in. ! r. long by 2 wide
1000 do boiler iron, / in. thick a..
G-bundles, or 5000 pounds, hoop iron, inch
do or $500 pounds, do l.. inch
6 do or 1000 pounds, do l.. inch
1000 pounds GIG square iron, for spikes
1000 do ll.l6 do do
1000 do I do do ..
1000 do flat plate iron, by lin.
200 do /, inch cast steel
All the iron 10 be of the best American manu-.
facture
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

RHEUMATISM AND PILES.
SEPTEMBER 10, 1916.
Dr. TowEsKsp-Dear Sir--My wife las been ior seye
years. afflicted with Rheumatism She has Tried many
different remedies 10 obtain some relief but all to no p
pose SHE finally induced by seeing Your advertise
ment To give your SARSAPARllf.A a trial was also
together with man IN my empoy) badly troubled with
tire Piles and by using small quantity oi your Sarsapa
rila, our complaint was completely cured consier il
Of the best Of medicines and would advise all who are
afflicted 10 give u u trial.
GARRIT GARRABRANT
tl22 Market street, Newark
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. l24,l00 do w =
All the iron to be of the best American mann.
facture.
CLASS No. 2.-Piais and Hoop Iron.
1000 pounds 3-l6,inch plate iron per pound
5000 do do do do
l,500 do SIG do do do
l20 pounds iron hoops, Q feet inches long, O. in
ches wide, and inch thick do
l2o do iron hoops, 10 feet inch long, % inches
wide, and inch thick do
1000 pounds hoop iron inch wide, lilo inch
thick, not less than % f. long do
1900 do hoop iron, l inch wide, 4-lG inches
thick, not less than % f. long do
1000 do hoop iron, ! inch wide, Lilo inch
thick, mol less than % f. long do
All TO be of the best manufacture
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In anh ~ To,.,rcnuA
JuCVU IN 1UWIlOCllui
MIN apICJNu Xt7< n,sco,unnu
ihG VhiuiNhh uiDVUvEhLh
"NpiNE
IN n WI nj n MN G. n a n nJrT
lUW NM MI NINA IA a.
-cas n -. :. I !, - - = :. ~ -. - 80
.:!hs AmriioR sml pscovfKER 81 the GENUINE ORIGINAL
limit s nanaAsa BY which i has ba Kept o.
the creumed had
" rvs hsd reached ihs ear, Of msay - hs fns
sieshsnee and ~ondsrm HEALING POWER, This ...tf
Grand and ITneo,,olIed prepa ration
on III. se, .sas and e. o d. or,
and breadth Of the land.
ual,i. yonaf 3 & To~a,.ad changes.
,a @ a. many m.o sn .., s: sSs.
which are men u.. and Others which retained spsrn ist
produce And eala Which injurious 20 the Some
and arc III in tie pssiaio hey are ao prs.sy,s ~ ..naas
s shssn INK whie n an rs W ~ Mofss
nr pnls m 70 ~ ~ ~ nndst
~ ne % '. '' P'p''''' '"' 'oo "p"" CIV '"e
GENUINE
Old DR.. Jacob TOwnsend,s Sarsa pariIIa
/. 80 p,p.r,a ., n, ,h mar, ,on ~ ~ s,,.n,,. IN, - a.,
i.nesd thing capable 6scomg acid
m. ~ 'hsn every particle o. medical virtue ssnasa ne
q .ts valuable and sss,oa pspse pn u ~. y mani
moi powerful agent ia dc f'f' ''s' - "-'' ~
Cure of InnumerahIe n;saases
H,ne. IN, r,..oo xbv -. ~, - s,' - .s, \, A.
men, chrsa NJ 9n u naS onss,. y wv mn
CoNsuMPToN, DYSPEPSIA, and LfvER CoMPIAiNT and d.
ny ard CT
.n.sx An, 4'"' f'"rhEs' SLoTchfs and al an'eusnA
Impurity Of the Rlooa at
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Nrw YoRK September 10, lsia
Gentlemen ~ Having used your Disiniectng Fluid on my
last voyage in the Washington across the Atlantic found
Water closet, &c. "a.
II Is also valuable for the passengers in their state
rooms particularly IN cases Of sickness Think the hest
dsnecttng agent ever Invented
II lSlgned j. JOHNSTON,
". Master Steamer Washington
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company,
To Messrs PouLiN, Rooms & Co
ian 26-dGm
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REAL ESTATE.
pERSONS wishing 10 beromr ow ners III Real Estate In the
Guy OF Washington may find Il 10 their Interest TO call
upon w subscriber who has properly improved and un
improved m different parts o the city, and Is willing 10
take portion Of the purchase In money and give long credit
mar l3--u IiJySSEs WAN
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES, Checks on Richmond. Win
chester, and Leesburg constantly hand and for sale
w sums TO suit purchasers, and Al the best rates
May lett r. w LATHAM 4 CO
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b A X b ER'S ROCATION
FOR HORSES.
q This preparation willcure STRAINS, ~
V&1fn BRUISES, STIFFNESS, Of joints, SVoG01N
HfXS CUTS, OLD ULCERS, on botl man }ffXS
MI and beast. Il has cured Ulcers OF zen MI
years standing Relief s given In SPAvlNS. by It's appl
cation. Aud for fls'TULA and PoLE-EvII 4 Is sure
cure.
Also, BARRIERS HORSE POWDERS 10 restore
The bad condition Of the horse aud TO DESTROY
WORMS, which give so much pam to that noble beast
BARRIERS HORSE BALLS, fer COUGHS and CA.
TARRII are my preparation and not tr,Ilnpet,d IN
the world az a specific, but the hest iound out
~ Horses SHOD by first rate smith, and their feet
krpf In order and free from cunracons or
intended by myself corner Of Eighth and n streets
n. All diseases treated, by The subscriber on sren
tic principles ie regular bred. iarrer, can al
waysbe found at the Washington Stables ready to attend
The calls Of The public. liam Isl o. BARBER.
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R0BT FOREST, President. JOHN BARNES, -
II. ID. VARICK, Secretary HENRY SWIFT : ere
A.G. STORM. Treasurer GEO NAGELL, ton,
B. FORBUSt 7. w. TALLAADCE,
ISAAC ROOSEVELT, C. p. ADRIANCE,
A. NJ, MANN, JAMESH ALLEN
r P0ughkeepsie February,
REFERENCES AND PATRONS
HON WILLIAM u. SEWARD, Auburn, N. Y.
Hon: JAMES EMOTT. Polighkeepsie, do
CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV. DR. +, w, HATCH. Wisconsin.
REV. DIR, EDWARD DAVIS, Balsion, NY
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Po,ighkeepse do
REV. DR. LUDLOW, do do
REV, De. MANN, Pa. mar 2l-dly
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TESTIMONIALS

PoUGHKErPsIF, oct 9TH, ls4s,
CHARLES BARTLETT, Esq.
under your care College HILL and who have attended
several examinations Of your pupils take this opportunity
Of expressing TO you and 10 the public through YOU our
high consideration ofyor noble School, With the local..
study room, the dormtory--he play groundrtlie Gym
nasium--wi the comfort and refinement OF the family
with the thoroughness Of Its educational provisions, and
the influences which exerted the minis of the
scholars we are delighted and nnrequesed by you pre-
sent to you this expression OF grateful regards and earn
eat wishes that You may continue TO receye as yo most
certainly deserve tile liberal patronage which You have
hitherto enjoyed.
" c. CYAN CLEEF, Pastor of the R. D, Church
@.. Hackensack
EDGAR THORN, supervisor Of the town Of
..E Poughkeepsie
S TaowpRIDoE, Merchant Poughkesrsis.
GEO. VAN KLEErK, :" ~.
JOHN r. MGCouN Troy, .".. ...
GEoRGE V. PoMRRoy, New York.
49,. ASA Holt, Brooklyn, 's .
IGRAEL HawlEy Merchant, NeW York.
.. HUBERT VAN WAaENEN, Poughkeepse.
Extract from the report of The examining Committee.
The committee believe that the examination has resulted
In satisfying all who were present thar The teaching In eve
ny department has been faithful pacra and efficient, such
The advantage which this school enoysn respect posi-
on buildings, grounds for recreation, gymnasium and
it, admirable internal arrangements well known
hardly TO need any noce from the committee, But they
cannot refrain directing the public Its superiority
in this respect over any other school with which they are
acquainted
tive TO he various duties which assigned :" her, the
boys hardly feel the want OF mothers care,
The strict paternal discipline and careful watchul
constantly exercised by the principal (Mr Bartlett)
influence which pervades the whole establishment, give
the parents every that they reasonably de-
mand that their sons will be we'll cared for and PROPERLY
trained for The great purposes Of fesefilness In this
world, and happiness in The neXf.
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CLAss NO. s.-Cofton Canrass

The cotton canvass per bolt OF so yards, and 90
inches wide. Hammock and bag stuff To con-
tain per bolt so yards, and AZ inches wide--per
oar
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DR. TowssEsDDear Sr-l have The pleaal,re 10 inform
You that iee of my children have cured OF The Srro
la ny The use Of your excellent medicine They were a
cet very severely with bad sores have taken only four
bottles; took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, los Wooster street.
New York, March |, lS4T
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sCRoFULA CURED.


This certificate conclnsyey proves thai this SARSAPA-
klilA has perfect control over the obstinate diseases
o. NE blood Three persons cured in house is Iprp.
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T17--- tAN NUN D T II T :
THE Academy is built OF brick OF ample dimensions
accommodate fifty boarders, aud arranged expressly for
female boarding school, situated in Of the favor
able locations in the village, being central yet retired plea
slni and heahhil
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All the sheet copper must have otraiehJ edges
and square ends and be Of parallel widths
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while tbs other DOES
into fragments acid liquid exploding ging
goods Must this horrible compound be
Wh.t put acid already diseased with seid What
Dyspepsia but sod1 Do all
s,omse xh,s mihie pens aa,lsnee tssrthun pslpAap
s oosh What T. ssIoSa eni an ao hmOr u the hy, What
sag Rheum Eyp. White sxeing fsyesote.. and all liberation,
which thus spos all
cau Rheumatism, asi hu, which
the Joints eswh irritating nfaming
which mputy hs boea
drrangea calculations and nearly all the ailments
ia , +. tt
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:: $; s.: s i:: az:
OF THE GENUINE
ApCADADHIA
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.

IND Dr. Tounseud and
AL, AmroR and piscovfKER 81 the GENUINE ORIGINAL
n IL ey Wish mean. has ben lent oa q "ss s
the cireunserbed who had proved worth
vsu had reached the these
healed
. Ieelsnce wandsiu HEALING POWER.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-15
MISC ELLA \ ECU :.
DEATH iron TIE OCEAN.

Upon recent voyage from Liverpool 70
New York, became acquainted with young
naa, fellow passenger who va, going On n
(isii 10 America. When ! hrst saw him, was
2fruck with his appearance, lie wa, Of sen.
ler make, with glorious forehead, and eyes OF
IelIc1to blue. HIS hair was light auburn IN
color and his countcnancc expressed no.
u .lty and frankness that is rarely found We
we're introduced, and from some cause became
2r'ma,o soon found that we possessed mn.
|nal friends IN England lie had come from
PIE OF the best families Of the uppe'-s'r am
b wha. IS called the middle class of English
pocieiy. II Is not strange that NC became in
clima'c, for loved his native land. ard he loved
knne Upon the pleasant moonlight, nights.
70 "a, upon the quarterback. conyersng about
he land, tho homes, and the friends We were
Yc,ying--of England. poets and statesmen
D., shifting the scene to our own New Eng
and, or III. broad expansive west with its ever.
|astlag praircs Otter the unwelcome sounds
Ff the mdneh, bells broke upon US, ere We
bad finished our conversation, so pleasantly had
rass,d the evening away lie was not long in
gaining the friendship Of all his fellow cabin
fasscngc-s
After We had been on, few days missed
bin one morning from hi, accustomed place at
9thc breakfast table, ! did rot scc him on the
sceck during the morning, nor at the dinner Ia
he When visited his sta'e-room, to nv sur
Err.c found him living on his berth quite III.
with the surgeon IN attendance. lie had expo
3seneed in the night severe attack from dan
|gcrous disease, and was very much prostri.'ed
Rle was glad TO see me- and seemed TO be IN
gnod spirits Tears came into his eyes when
] took hi. hand. and he wished a fellow-pas-
kssnger, who was clergyman, TO read portion
FL the Scriptures TO him. 1t was the frs, time
q had seen him low.spir,cd, and il was The last
E1ho clergyman came and read solemn psalm
H. him, aud his sadness left him--eycn he was
Eioyfnl hearted
Tho mex, morning WI, shrckcd 20 hcar Tho
.lr<coo .gv ,h1' w. could ro' Two fnr'y.e eli'
p nrs ! 'o'' ~. ~" 49, - ~
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A OryrE rRrAx OF NArrRr.-Tho Ere
Ok,crrcr SAYS: I'VE were lately shown the
queries, freak Of nature We ever saw we
doub, much e there ever was such another
instance in the world aud II science can solve
the mystery which surrounds it, We shall be
greatly mistaken. a Mr. Greene, OF Girard'
while engaged in killing sheep found IN the
lights. or lungs Of one n quantity Of pure lead,
weighing Mt least half pound This lead Is
some six or seven inches in length, and IN
shape a very good representation of tree
,itton, foliage Il has some seventy or eighty
n,on,.. or limbs covered with buds, ani at the
hasa, roo, The lungs were in n healthy state
and the sheep IN good order How came thu,
i, .eo sbc.p. lunts' N.ll Tho scientific and
a,, 'e.- - ~F--.' -
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~ ,a 80 '',"' ,u' '.i''"s' ,'' MS al.
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,I'!' "s NV e'',u''o's " my n'th
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W "''' my "'eh'' Jul a'l "'' airaln.
,i va Ell from my Nilths III once
~ WIN -" nave IL" un'gS th.' "lS'
" s''v ~ ''t','.-a IL" u,'cs--aha II y',
WI .,' wv '"l VIII 'ei' lou 10 "hohl
w" '','n' gwen
'"'''' nun "''' VIZ '"np""'u '''thiF Ny
eoiu ""'Vn "''h my SISTER Emma 10 nave
ruu Wy si'e' "hc-gNe 'i'' 10 ,"nr1N' my
NV. oro.le' "ep'9y ana my me Ie' DC
~ '"' mI"' u"l,' We II "'u enough 10 use II
NJ 10 ''eReH '''e ring 0" my hl'ie hhgef
~ III! "oiIrt
us No'e ''''e,eu "nrn NC came 10 hc'' ana
,r'i' 'r'r' ooNn u, p,.lu sh'rks' an 81,
was s""u h'o'n'' "Ne PACK inc piole tha'
,"' s''r nv "''' ''' "'' '""' n'f %! a'a ho'
YEA! W ave
"' VS. ~ pei""a,heo 10 MS 'a'hef 10 ais'
Po,e VI ~ ne Pieasea'
"V V"p'''" ~" 'ne ROOM ana 'he Young
man eou.lhnea' LOOKING earnestly ny INTO my
''e,' "'ls 20 my mother "neh am dead
quo ..n "e' e'a' every "''eh"o.3 ho" 'ehdef
""u Wv" gh"u' was 'l's "''h OF ni' 10 save ms
/ o'o.,'' near, ''ou' pam, 'n'' d'a nor rear
oe"'h, leu he-sy mat love hrr N death
!o" shou'a see h.f she mas sueh son meek
elcs' anu h,t ha'f .ut's SO oeHuihu'iy ABOUT her
iore"."u' l"1' "eeSy N'a-"ha,uefe Is
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ANNABEI. LEE

!. a., ni,ry snd many year ago
" kingdom BY The zen.
81 maiden their lived y hon YOU may know
b. the name 4 Annnhel Ice
Al mi. maiden shc lived with M other thought
Than to 10y, and be loved by me
'ea.a child md shc ws.n child.
In TIN. kingdom hy tho zen.
lsl sc loVrd with love that We. more than love
aul Auuab"l Lee
, l1,r that the winged scraphs OF heaven
Coveted her and me.
H.. this ~. The reason that long $40.
In thu. kingdom by the sen
md Die" out IT the clund. chiluf
VIZ hoaunful Nnn,hnl Ire
that her nlghhum knsmcn came
And bore her AWAY from me-
'hui her up m s-pulchrc
Ia this Kingdom by .hs sea,
~ ,nrrl-, not hall 40 harry In heaven,
Went cryyug her and me
I., that was the reason all men know
IA thus kingdom, hy the sea
'h, the Wind cane cut Of the cloud hy night,
Calling And killing nay >nnabal Lee.
b. ny love It WI. stronger by iar. than the l5vs
OF those who w'tr older than W.
ol MANY far WISER than We
Iul neither the aug',. N heaven above.
W tho demon d0,sn under the Sea.
- .,ef di,.rvrt my soul from the ,uul
OF 'h- beautiful Annahel Ire
- to moon mover beams WILTON, bringing M '-..m
of the beautiful Annahcl le.
'at ia 'iaf- never fise, bat i-r.;ihc bfigtryrs
90 the beautiful ,nnabrl lee
y - 81 the nishtii'r. IT, down IS n, side
! ~ darling m, darling my liic AMI ny bnlr.
In her acpul6 hr- there hy the sea
H. t.i tomb hy the sounding ~a
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|TIiE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
only TWO DOLLARS A YEAR,
h !. PATlLLO 4 Il. ". LOlGllERv,
rusliSlir


7 T II VI )
rrr rrys RrFuattcts !. issued weekly NJ TWO
,rafI \RS icy amman. u naid IN .dtrnce ~ wiihin
= aaii,. from thr illn- ~ .uhscrihinr II paid with
- month";. Three Dullars " the rnd Of the year.
Dollar. ~iHsir copie', One bune
tr--i.anrlf' At Al p~t sqimr- # ten lines NJ leo
~ r,n'. pr sGgsrr fnr every subsequent in.-rtiun
fs.rsl discount made for veasly Advertisements
- ticrs addressed to ih, Onice un.i h. fo.i sl,J
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tHc "l"ie contents 81 which would not occupy
more than Two columns Of the Rsgnb{ic. min.
ION type solid, and whica vet contains not only
new bu, u very grand idea. There ARE some
rcaders who viii pronounce it tlucIiu. hu,
others viii see IA the airy seailoldiug It pre-
SCENTS, the means of climbing 10 Sublime con.
temptation, of truth. or rather what the reason
readily accepts Of likely to be- truth
The brocbur, which would introduce 10 the
readers, j. cntitldcd The Stars aud the Earth.
or Thoughts upon, Space Time and Eternity
from the third London Edition" The writer
base, his speeualions upon that wcl.known
proposition, that a luminous BODY, arising al a
certain distance from an observer cannot be-
seen IN the very same instant of time ~ which
!, becomes luminous hu, that period of time,
although infinitely short, passes through the
space between the object and our eyes. For
instance, rs ligt, travels only tWo hundred
and thirteen thousand miles IN a second. and n,
the moon is 10000 miles distant, It follows
that The moon rises above the huaIun Il -ccuL
and quarter before 1t becomes visible tu Us
The sun OF our system being mint five mill
ions of miles distant, about eight minutes
clapse, after the first ray from the oulcrmo>t
edge OF lis disk reaches above the horizon. be-
lore II passes INTO our eyes. II requires 'itiy-
minutes for the light from the planet Jupiter
to reach Us, aud two hours for that from ranu.
For the Ugh, from the fixed stars 10 reach u.
il requires much longer period. \ raw of
"s"' 'o4u','' oe'u'' l. ''"''ie' nv o"'t" from
s,'' " 'uo hlS, n'"e"''""'' 'ot' '''' 70
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d,rt,nn with the Law. of ,i,rauh,-that a man
may travel TO a star in a rtyen lime: and that
h., mos. ,,.t his n-ny,I.d with "a noyxertul b,
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lion and d,s,,nsc or ,.yrrv ,,iyrp lived star ira
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mn ,et,,,l and trur r,pr,s.ptation Of cvcry mo.
ment of history that ha, passed. II. ior 100.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-15
selected octrp.

r. The following !, said to be the last poem wri
L. rs he late Edgar A Poe