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4 LII STRANGERS
n visiting the City should see Hunters Catalogue
Of the Curiosities Of the Patent Office. Also, hii
Description of POwell's Great Picture.
HUNTER is to be seen at 456 Ninth street.
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DOR RENT-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, THAT
II large three story Brick House, well known a.
the best stand in the city for hotel and restaurant
on Cameron street. opposite the Market House. and
now occupied by Mr.. McGonegal. Possession Civ
Claim Agent, 18th st, opp. the Treasury, Washing
ton, ID. G.. may 3O-tf
VALUNGLE TRACTS OF LAND NEAR the
Y City, at Private Sale.-For sale, four very de-
sirab!c and eligbly situated tracts of Land contain
ing about fifty acres each. partly in Montg Omery
county, but principally in Washington county, DC.
opposite the farm Of Joseph Bra !ley Esq, about
< miles from Washington, communicating with i;
by new and ccmmodous road now under con-
struchen The soil Is excellent, and well adapted
TO corn and wheat The situation Is prominent ana
healthy, and the land well watered. There are
three tenements on the premises.
This property is peculiarly suited to gentlemen
having business in the city for beautiful country
licences.
plat of the property can be seen at the Office of
the subscriber.
John Parker, Esq, living adjoining, will show the
property to any who may wish to see it.
No. 136 Louisiana avenue, near City Hall.
ep 20 -eo2m
nor RENT OR SALE ON REASON MAPLE
II Terms.-A three story Frame, with basem ent
on New York avenue, between Fourth and Fifth
streets west
AlsO, 4 tDTee frame, Win DacS building, on
street north, between Fourth and Fifth SITS. west
Apply TO James w. Barker, residence on III street
north, between 18th and 18th streets west.
DICKSON KING,
apIThtf Georgetown.
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E,OR RENT THE THREE STORY STORE
Il and Dwelling, No. SO Bridge street, George
town, go long occupied a. Emmert's Confectionery.
Apply % Army, next door. may 25-eotf
ITO RENT-A TWO STORY MODERN BUILT
Brick HOUSE, in good repair, with basement
and attic the upper side OF north street, three
doors from Tenth street. The situation il one of
the heallhiest and finest in Washington. From tie
upper windows there is extensive view Of the
city and river. Rent $500 per annui paid monthly.
Inquire at No Ola IA street, next door but one 10
the D5rmiftH. may 3l-eo3+
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-LOT No. /,
square 2l6, corner of north and 18th streets,
and fronts also on Franklin Square.
Lot No. Is, same square, fronts north street,
be'wePn IA h and 18th streets.
Lot No 8, square $50, fronts on north II and the
public space between 18th End l4th streets. There
paved alley 30 feet wide in the rear Of this lot
and sewer Immediately adjoining. II is probably
one of he most desirable lots in the Second Ward
now on sale.
inquire at No. 376 H street north, between 18Th
and l4;h. NAV .9-eO4t
EOR SALE OR RENT--The owner of hotel,
L now engaged in another business would like
to sell his entire stock and Fixtures and if demand
ed, the house situated on Pennsylvania avenue with
goo1 run OF custom, on liberal terms. Particulars
at CHARLES WALTERS
Agency aud Intelligence Office,
562 Seventh ST., opp. Genre Market
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,,;,tn U uS.l 1ATLos.-PrObably a. many q,
- ~ PERSONS we're at the Once Of the Clsrh
" ne olieuH Court, to day, att ending to tn,
yu' % tnsr naturalization papers, and
.sns .ne ostn OF allegiance. About hund
Tslised, We learn, within The Is.t an n.,n,s.
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TNOR SALE OR RENT-THAT LARGE three
Il story House on Missouri Avenue, three doors
east of4x street. This house is large and has Just
been thoroughly repaired, and gas introduced, and
is one OF the best locations In the CITY for prv,,,
residence or boarding hJuse, school. Posses sion
given about the TIN June. For terms. which will be
liberal, apply to T. PURSELL,
3A1 Pa. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
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Boarding,

DCAHD AND ROONS-Two or three
ID newly furnished and very desirable rooms for
rent, with board, al 40S st Union Row.
may 30-4ts
MHs. N. q. ORE las Boarding House,
WI on Pennsylvania avenue first house west Cf
the Capitol gate Fine rooms al various prices and
every possible attention and comfort bestowed on
Indies and gentlemen guests NAV 26-3w.
DERSONS WISHING HANDSOMELY FUR
Il hished ParlOr and Chamber in private family
can be accommodated by applying al AT, south
side OF the avenue, opposite WillaTds' Hotel.
may 29-eo2w
NO II q E.-FOR RENT-PARLORS AND
Chambers, with board Also, table and tran
silent board, with bathing room and shower baths
and every attention to render it most agreeable to
her bOarders. Mrs p. G. MURRAY
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and AZ st.
an 23-;m
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TWO ROOMS ON THE SECOND OR THIRD
/ floor In a new three story bri * building, will
be rented, furnished or unfinished, and with or
without board breakfast and tea only II is very
eligbly situated near the elevated part o. sssachu
sets avenue, and will be found in every respect ac-
ceptatle. Apply at tie Star Office.
lie 2Ets
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A., ar sMUsIc.-Yssterday and throuR
Ss,, lae night and this morning. We have
800 music OF speaking and pattsri
ran, In good measure, much 70 ths dsli~ht
fsr =. ~ and 70 the benefit Of vegetation.
n. .ns earth Ii concerned, Il was a softe
ear imh;hIs melody, drunk in as the physic
and braren instrument. H. human nSa
me OLD spout in our back ward. imn.s.on.
ssde es. was fansiful, like the gyrations Of !
ESs-forth Of the Capitol fountain In,
to- ~" direct, pslpsble evidence that mrs
I;nd sOOo was being bestowed TO bIes, ma
thu Isd;s" Weather spoils the promenade
ls afternoon at the Pr..id.,.,. , oone,
; ra. what Of that? Fair DAYS will soo ouH, !,
niIss 40. saH IN their brigh ness adults and Ia,
n nSe Butterflies, again bask. aiiks
TsOnAi display and their own erstiee atio,
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| EOR RENT THE THREE STORY STORE
| Il and Dwelling, no, SO Bridge street, George
| town, go long occupied a. Emmerts Confectionery.
| Apply % Army, next door may 25-eof
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For Sale and Rent.

EOR RENT-TWO NEATLY FURNISHED
j rooms on H, between OH and 10th street,, No.
474. The nsishborhood is respectable, and the
location healthy and pleasant. jes-3ts
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Dal!ey'S Magical Pain Extractor.

The great and principal characteristics oil
Dal'ey'S VI sgical Pain Extractor consis:
lst. O.. its never-faiiing and unique property
rs soon as applied TO any external injury, TO
check inflammation instantly and rapidly to reduce
it. This feature constitutes its great power to
alleviate the pain of burns and scalds, and oil
other painful diseases in so incredibly short a
space of time, and as will appear from the few
testimonials bereunto annexed Every iptellI-
gent mind is fully aware that in all cases of ex-
ternal injury. the pain is prod ced by infiama-
ton OF the injured parts and therefore If you re-
move the cause. the effect must cease
81. Its puriiicative properties ncutralize the
poison that may lurk in the system. and will,
when applied tothe sores, draw readily all i'm
pare matter 10 the surface. and eject thence
the gre II discharge it produces from sores occa-
stoned by burns--and when applied to old and
inveterate sores, Salt Rheum, or other cutane-
Gus diseases.
Each box of genuine d 'lley's Pain Extractor
has upon il Steele Plate Engraved Label with
the signature of O. V. CLicKESER & Co.. Pro-
prietors. and HENRY DALEY manufacturer. All
others counterfeit. Price % cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists and ID salers in Med
icines throughout the United Stites and Clnada.
O. X. TRIP Gen. Ag'tior Michigan, at Detroit
Ciickener's p. lis for sale.
II. b. PERSHING, As't. Plymouth Ind.
Sept 90. 1855. 27yl.
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Money to Give away.


4 Offer for sale far below Their vslue. and be-
Z low what IS asked by others Tor less valua-
ble situations. the following desirable property,
The 'sPomeroy Brick Store Property and
WaTehouse-be!ng 26 feet .roRl by i26 deep;
large fine brick Store, and ware house back
the best business location in town.
AlSO-Part OF lot fl. - feet by l26, lying
30 feet south Of the brick store, with two
story wood building. 4 fine bu mess location
both in the best business block IN town.
AlsO-Vllage Lots, with and without:
dwellingS--large and small. in various parts of
the town.
AiSO-Eight Acres OF Land adjoining the
town plat, with good TanRery thereon, aud
fine water privilege TO suit that busuess-yeTy
desirable location.
AIsO-Several tracts Of land in various
parts Of this county.
so acres of heavy timbered--wild, q miles
from town.
100 acres, heavy timbered and wet prairie,
: miles from town.
I37 acroS, part timber and balance improved.
II miles from town.
40 acres light barrens, one forth Of mile
from town.
230 acres, 40 improved, barTenS, L miles
from town; All in good neighborhoods suuoun-
ded by fine Improvements. and Tor sale at rery
loto rites. Title indisputable.
AISO-otLer Lands at the usual prices tho
the country. G.. II. REEVE. s
Plymouth, Ind, May ,, 1888. IF, =
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Business IRegrazug.-We had scarcely
missed the busy movement Of AR. C!eave-
lands Hardware from his old stand 10 his
large rev frame store house. on LaPorte
street. few doors west Of the old Plym-
outh Hotel corner, when the ella store was
RAPIDLY filing up with an extensive stock
or Groceries - Msssrs Foster * Wallace;
which, together with The excellent Gfoce-
- and Provision establishments OF our
old friends, Packard end Rusk, cannot
fell to keep our market well furnished
with every variety Of goods N their line.
n, such prices as viii prevent the trade Of
th;ssni the adjoining couniies from going
else whore.
In addition to The Clothing establish
nsr,s Of Messrs. Pierce and Rimp!er, Mr..
s'.oss Is repii!y filling Up the room for
iue-;y occupied y Mr. Shinaberger. with
splendid stock Of Clothing. Let them
come enl STARE the increasing trade and
busiass, OF CIR town and county, which
the old los~ys &c 10 longer able to no
narol;ze
T. $. Since wiring ihe above. new
Leather enc Saoe Store has disPossessed
or f.ieal Corbin Of his law Office. and is
preparing n let drive"
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MORT GAGE S ALE.

RY virtue Of a commission and execu
~ ton 10 me directed, issued out Of the office
of the Marshall Circuit Court. | will ex
pose to public sale at tie Court House
door in the town of Ply mouth. in said
county, on Saturday. October 2Oth, 1885
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m, &
O'Clock p m, on, said day the rents and
profits Cor seven years of the following
described real estate situate in the town
of Plymouth in said county, to.wit; The
west half of Lot number ninety four, to
satisfy judgment for 1901 so, and if the
said rents and profits fail 10 bring a sufi
cient amount to satisfy said debt, inter-
est and cost, | will proceed 10 sell the
fee simple title to said lot without regard
TO valuation or appraisment laws, to sat
isfy the same. Executed as the moriga-
ged premises Of VIM. l.. Piat al the suit
Of Re5ecca Roulebush
il. THOMPSON, Shift.
Sept 81, 1885. 1913
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Notice to Non Residents.

TNHE undersigned. with the county sur
veyor, will on the 18th day of Oct. 1855, at
2 O'Clock p. m. on said day, proceed to survey
and locate the corners OF their land in section
& A, township thirty-three north, of range 2
west, in Starke county, Ind, to meet at Geo.
LarrimoIe's at the time above named, and con-
tinue from day to day until all is finished.
Non residents who fail to meet the surveyor
at the time and place above named, and de ray
or provide tor defraying their proportion ofthe
expense OF said survey, will be returned to the
county Auditor Of said county. and such delin-
quenoy placed on the tax duplicate and col
lected according to law.
G.. LARRTMORE,
A. HUMPHREYS.
Sept. &C. 1865. 23t3.
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Inhalation For the cure of .Esfl2-
aMss (cssfi consumption.
New * very wonderful! iiygeana brought
home 10 the door of the million.

4 Wonderful discovery has recently been
~ made ~ Or. Curtis OF this CITY, in he
treatment Of consumption, Asthma and all
diseases Of the Lungs. We refer 10 Or. Cur
lis Hyreana or lnhaling Hygean Napor and
Cherry Syrup. With this new method, Or. G.
has restored many afflicted ones to health. as
an evidence OF which he has innumerable Ger
certificates. Speaking of the treatment, a
physician remarks: 1T is evident that inhal-
ing-conStaatly breathing an agreeable, heal
ing vapoI-the me heal properties must come
in direct contact with the whole AERIAL cavities
OF lie lungs. and thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when III
troduced into tie stomach. asd subject 10 the
process Of digestion" The Hyseana is for
sale al all the Druggists throughout the cOun-
tTy.-Ner York Dtchssan, jim. II.
The Inhaler sworn on the breast under the
linen without the least inconvenience--the
heat Of the body being Suffi lent to evaporate
tie full. See ether advertisements. 2ims.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, IS .

4 Richard Corbaley, clerk of the circuit
: court of said county, hereby certify, that at
the next annual election 10 be held at the uSl-
al places of holding elections in said coun Nv,
on the second Tuesday, the 9th day of Oct0-
Der next, the following officers are to be fill.
ed, towit: one Clerk of the Marshall circuit
court; and one county Commissioner for the
frs: district; also in North township in said
comfy. the qualified voters will elect two per-
sons to the office OF Justice O the Peace, uice
SilaS n. Champlain and DeSgney Conger,
present incumbents, whose terms will expire
on the 1st OF November next; also in Bourbon
township. there is one Justice of the Peace to
elect, rice James McWhorter present incum-
bent, whose term will expire on the lst Of
November next.
Witness my hand and the seal of
lsEAL.l said Marshall circui; court at Ply
mouth, this 18th day Of September,
1888. r. CORBALEY, elk.
Nofe.-The above notice, for The election
OF clerk is given in compliance with a 2rovis-
ION oil the new CopSrtu,ion o. the State of In
diana, which took effect and became of force
on the first day of November 1851
hold commission as clerk Of the Marshall
circuit court, issued by the Governor Of Indi-
ana, authorizing me to hold said Office for the
term of screen years from the 29th day of April
1850; and hereby give notice 10 all concern
ed that intend TO hold the office under said
C mmiSsIon. r. CORBALEY, elk.
September IL, 1855.
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NOTICE
Of Petition to sell Real Estate.

n Office is hereby given that an applica-
' ton will be made To the Common Pleas
Court of Marshall County, Indiana on petition
fled to be presented and heard at the October
tenn Of said court, 1855, to be begun the Sd
VI Jhday Of October next ut the court house In
Plymouth, for an order 10 sell real estate be.
longing TO the estate of George j. Allemon de-
ceased. consisting ola Land Warrant for forty
acres of land, and also the undivided hal. of
the north yves. fourth Of section six, in town
ship thirty three, range TIVE east, containing
one hundred and sixty EIGHT and $1,000 acres.
and also the east half of the south east fourth
of section tweniy-six, township thirty-four,
rahge one east, containing eighty acres. sub
iect To mortgage of 1852 90; the personal pro-
perry of said deceased being insufficient to pay
the debts. J. II. CASE, Admir-.
Aug. 30. 1855. 2jt3.
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MORTGAGE SALE,

DY virtue of commission and execution to
ID me directed, issued out OF the clerks Of
fee of the Marshall circuit court, will expose
to public sale at the court house door IN the
town of Plymouth, in said county, on Saturday
October 20, 1853, between the hours OF ten
O'Clock m and o'clock M the rents and
profits for seven years of the following desert.
bed real estate situate in said Marshall county
to wit: Lot number thirty eight, and the south
one third of Lot number thirty seven, in the
town OF Plymouth, without regard to valuation
or appraisment, TO satisfy judgment 'or
81 ,OJ9 80, and if said rents and profits do not
bring sufficient sum to SATISFY said debt, in
terest and cost, will at the same time and
place proceed to sell the lee simple title to ss.,d
lots to satisfy the same. Executed as the mort
gagged premises OF VIM. q. Pomeroy AID in ia
vor Of Joseph Evans, assignee OF stephenson
d Marsh 'oHN L. .iOMPSON,
Sept 27--t3. Shift II. G.
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WOrtgage Sale,


BY virtue OF a commisslo-. and execution to
4 me directed. issued out of the clerk office
If the Mlrshall county Circui; court, viii ex-
pose O public sale at the ccssrt house door IN
the town nf Plymouth. ia said county. on Satur-
day, October 9Th. 1855. between the hours of
10 O'Clock m, and O'Clock IN. said day
The rents and profits for seven years of the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in said Mar
shall county, To Wit: South half of lot number
ten in the originul platt Of the town of Plym-
outh. To satisfy a Judgment of Sil9 SO; and
il said rents and profits fail TO bring "a suffi-
cient amount IL satisfy said debt, interest and
cost, will at the same time and place proceed
to sell the fee simple title To said land satisfy
he same. Executed rs the property OF An-
son Shinnabarger ct al to sat sly said Judgment
in favor Of E. Henry Boughton. ct. al.
J. l.. THOMPSON. Shift.
Pr. t. B. Thompson. dept.
Sept 10 1855. 2Gt3.
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Important al Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combinations of ingredients in these
Pills Is the reSul; of long and extensive prac-
tee, they are mild in their operation, and GER
tain OF restoring nature To lis proper channel
In every instance have the Pills proved sue
cessful. The Pills invariably ope N those oh
structions 10 which females are liable. and brn
iaturc into It's proper channel. whereby health
is restored and The pale and deathlv coun'e-
nance changed To Il healthy one. No female,
can enjoy good health unless she is regular; and
whenever an obstruction takes place whether
from exposure. cold, or any other cause, the
general health Immediately begiu> 10 decline
and the want Oi sIch remedy has been th,
cause of 50 many assumptions among young
fem.eS. To ladies' whose health viii not per
NIT increase of their family, tlIess pills will
prove valuable acquisition as they Will pre-
vent pregnancy. Headache. paiu in the side.
palptation of The heart. luaihing OF food. and
disturbed sleep. do most always arise from the
Eruption of nature; aud whenever that is the
case the pills will invariably remedy al these
evils. Nor are they less eff -acious in the cure
of LeucOrrhO3I /. commonly called the Whites
These pills should never he taken during
pregnancy. rs they would be- sure To cause II
miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable.
and free iro anything injurious to life or health
Fall and explicit directions accompany each
box.
These Pills are put up in square, flat boxes.
Persons residing where there is no agency
;ablshed by iuclosing one dollar in letter,
to o. X. Trip. fremont House, one door from
J fTersOn Avenue. Detroit, Michigan, can have
them sent to their respective addresses by re-
turn mail T.. L. CHEESEAIAN,
Proprietor. NV ,rl1:
O. X. TRrPp, fremont lIuuse general agent
for Michigan. II. b. Pcfxhing, Agent, Plym-
ouih, Ind.
Sept. 20. 1855. owl.
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Neare authorized to announce JAMES Nc
FARLlN rs candidate Tor County Clerk at the
next October eleetion.
We are authorized to announce NEwToS r.
PACKARD az a candidate !or ClerkOf MARSHALL
county
We are authorized TO announce RicHARD
CoRB,1EY, the present Clerk OF the MARSHALL
Circuit court as candidate for re- election IN
October next.
Weare authorizedt 10 announce Jacob Knob
lock as an Independent candidate for County
commissioner. in the northern distinct of Mar
shall county.
C,spzs Fox IS candidate for Justice Of The
Peace !, North Township.
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nTime Works Wonders!"

4 Nd among other unlocked for changes,
n have concluded to sell the valuable
Farm known as ''PlgrimS Rest" in this coun-
ty-beng 100 acres OF Land. with fine i'm
pr0vement in the heavy timber east OF Plym-
outh. Good Orchard Meadow, arabic land,
deadning, &c. &c, and lies miles from town.
with easy access to church, schools, mechan-
les and mills.
Terms easy. and price cheaper than Tor the
same quality oil Land elsewhere in the county.
c. II. REEVE.
Sept 20 1853 2Itf.
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hv On PRoyERB RsFUTED. see
il stated in the papers shat Benjamin
Bird. al old bachelor of eighty years, was
recently united in marriage with Mrs.
julie Claf, aged thirty years.
cla>pel her tiny hani in mine;
Embraced her slender form;
! vowed T. shield her from the wind,
Aar. rom the wild worlds storm;
She +et her beauteous eyes on me,
Though tears did gently flow,
AMI with he's Little lips size said
Con. found g0u, let ne go!
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TO sS7es. Residents.

NJ Office is hereby given that the under
Z signed. with the cCudty Surveyor. will
on the tn dav of October 1853, AT 10 O'Clock u
m. Oh said day proceed to survey and locate
he corners of their lands in section
% township 81 north Of ran.e , east in Mar
shall county, To meet on the premises and con-
tinuc from day to day until all is flushed.
Non residents who tail 10 meet the Surveyor
nj the time aud pace above mentioned, and de-
fray or provide for deiraying their portion OF
The expense Of said survey, VIII be returned to
the County Auditor of id county, and such de-
linquency placed on the tax duplicate and col
Iected according to law.
JOHN SHOEMAKER,
MICHAEL RINGER.
Oct. 18Th 1855, 263.
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Graabrsies.-Fhe presen, years crop Of
this fruit promises al unusually large
yield in this part Of The State. and the
berry Is very large. a sample of lot
Gathered from the marshes of MIR. Vim.
hedge. in this county was left at our Of
flee last week, the size Of which seem 10
astonish tie natives themselves. They
resemble small crab apples more than
thes DO cranberries.
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an amateur gardener and joker. sent to
G scotsman in town the other day, for
some seeds of the "pie plant which he
had adyertised-re9ues.ing precisely six
parcels of custard pie seeds and two Of
mince pie. The scotsman promptly sent
him half dozen geese eggs and two blind
puppies. The numerous gentleman ad-
mitted that the joke was rather against
him.
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\ young Iaiy ia Charleston. S C., late
II took iaudanun. but did not find the
quiet of the grave therefrom- When full
y recovered, she was asked by her pa
rents the reason other desperate attempt,
when she confessed. with tears in her
eyes, that her lover, in parting from her
the night following the day on which she
swallowed The poison. had kissed her on
the cheek Instead of the lips, as was his
custom.
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Western newspa pers are having lit
tie fun at the expense of New Hampshire.
a person travelling in the State thus
writes 20 Toledo print: "All along the
route | notice great tracts OF rocks care
fully fenced in. for no other reason |
could amagine than TO keep the cattle out,
and thus prevent their starving 10 DEATH,