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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-22
True Hands and True Hearts.

NY FRANCIS A. CARBE. ...
Give me the hand That is warm, kind and ready,
Give me the hand that Is calm, true and steady,
Give me the hand that will never deceive me;
Give me The grasp that may believe thee.
Son is the palm Of the delicate woman,
Hard Is the hand of the rough, sturdy yeoman;
Eon hand or hard hand-it matters nOt-nevef,
Give me the grasp that Is friendly forever.
Give me tho hand that trbe as brjther,
Give me the hand that has IL OF harmed another,
Give me the hand That has not forsworn It, ..
Give me the hand that may adore IT,.
Lovely the hand Of the bidc-vened maiden,
Ugly the haiid the workmen DER gladen;
1.ovrly or ugl---it matters nbt-never,
Give me the hand th is friendly forever.
Give me the grasp that is honest and hearty,
Free aS the Preeze, and unhacklcd by party,
i.et friendship give inc the grasp th8s becomes her
Close as the twinc Of the vine in summer.
Girc ne the hand that is true as q brother,
Give me the hand that has not Wtonged an other;
kolt palm or hard tand-it mattofs not-neveF,
Give me the hand that Is friendly forever.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-22
A Lia Iyer OuttvIttci.

Attorney c., Of Providence, was a very
able lawyer; but he sometimes got "sold'
by those who made NO pretentions TO the
wi, and chicdnery tbGt are usually attribut
ed to the legal profession.
One day dt old farmer, front the ndtoinin
country entered his office, saying; "Gooe
morning, Mr.. c." ...
"Good tiotHing," replied the lawyer. sur
veyng the codntryman carefully. aud que.
ryiHg III his mind-"f wonder how much
can make out Oi you. old chap! Take 4
seat, sir"
"[ have come to consult you od the pro
priety Of commencing suit against my
neighbor, MIR. G.. id regard to the boundary
line between our land, which, l believe, h
has overstepped."
"Yes, sir, please etate The case,' rePlie'
the lawyer; In a tone that showed that h
was ready for business.
The countryman then proceeded to stat
everything in his neighbor's favor an
against HIMSELF as though It was his owl
story; and as he concluded, lawyer Z. re
matked: :. .t...
"Very good evidence, sir. vefS good; eve
ry.hing in your favor; you will be sure t
win the case II it is brought into court"
ais there anything to pay" asked th'
man, rising to leave. a
"Oh, no, nothing, sir; but will you let mi
proceed with The case at .once!,"
"No, guess not; you have decide ed agains
me; I have told my neighbours side, and no
my own, which, consequently, as you say
is against me, and il world not be pruden
to commence q suit; will settle it will
him." and he turned to the door.
"But hold on. sir; you had better bring il
your papers and let me examine them;
may have been too hasty in my couclu
sions." :z sye
."Oh, no, cir; am much obliged for youl
advice. I an satisfied without going tc
Iaw;" and the countryman made an awkwart
bow as be passed OUT, while lawyer C.. re-
sponded with miGttering curse"
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DeliriulaR TrenRcMS

The rapid inSfeafe of this terrible resGlt
OF the use of spirituous liquors ousht to ad-
monish every moderate as we'll hard drink
ers to let the poisonous stuff entirely alone
For the year ending on the 1st OF March,
eighty five patients were under medical threat.
nlent iot delirium tretnaenns at the Cincinnati
Hospital against fifty for the gear proceed.
ing. In many instances, the hospital report
says, the disense assumed an unusually OBJ.
s.inate type, dsf5ihs remedies heretofore
regarded as specifics.
Tie PEI centage of deaths from this caise
was twice as great during the last, as the
proceeding year. Tie Cincinnati Ga@sitt
says:
How much Of this waste of life is to be at
trbuted to ndulterated liquors, would be dif.
ticult to say. Ancient writer's make nc
mention of delirium tremens, or allude to il
so vaguely, that We can scarcely affirm that
they knew Of its existence. Every man,
past middle age, can recollect when its oc.
currence was very rare. A little more than
forty years ago; an English surgeon, whose
practice lay chiefly among The hord.drinkine
clas5j the smuglers, described it fi trea.
tise as curious. and PsthaPs epidemic ma
lady. Now.a.dsys, almost every paper con.
tains some accolnt of lis tavages. ,Especi-
ally since the celebrated Bordeau chemist
Pierre Lacour, some thirty years since, made
known the art Of manufacturing liquors
without distiliation, the destruction of life
and reason by this one cause. has gone or
with an ever increasing extent. So long al
men will drink under the names ofbrandy
whiskey, and gin, compounds that belong
rather to the chemists shop, than to the
restaurant. we suppose there is no help fot
this, though it would seem that death il
solemn enough without the attendance Of
reptileS aid demons.
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ScEsE.-A fashionable city party--low
necked dresses prominent feature Miss
Barrelbindings addresses her country cousin:
."Coz sam, did you ever see such . glorious
sight beforei" ..Never since was WsGnss, !"
replied Sam, blushing.
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eT'Pompey, did you take that note to
Mr.. JoHes!" l ~ a.
.Es, Massa." gn3a@
"Did you see hima"
"Es, Sar, me did," "a. $50
elbow did he lookr'
. "Why, massa. be looked pooty well, sid
ering he's SO blind" aa sew 4as =,
"Blind! what do you mean b!y that!''
!, "Why, massa, when was in dc room
gibbfnF ti6T De papers, he axed me Shat my
hat was; and perhaps you won't belie6e me-
but unassa, he was on Do top oh my he'd Dc
hull time!'' 5.,.5es .sssFs.@.s I'M
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-22

MAS.--fGt few men die Of age. AImos,
all die of disappointment, passion; men,
tai or bodily toll, or accident. The passions
Kin men, sometimes even suddenly. The
common expression checked with passion
has little exaggeration IN it; for even though
not / suddenly fatal, strong passions Shorter
life. Strong SOdisd Hen often ais voting
weak men live longer than the strong, for
the strong use their strength, and the weak
have none to use. The latter take care d
themselves, the former DO not. AZ L ],
with the body. 90 Il Is with the mind enc
temper, The strong, are apt 70 break. Or
like .ths candle 70 ran; the weak burn out.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-22

A MODEL TENANt.-"Jimmy, get some
kindling and be maxim fire." "Please
sir, can't. Mr.. o Brien used the last ban-
lister yesterday" "The banistsrss gone.--
Then 60 to The roof and try the virtue Of
them shingles" Exit Jimmy. In ! week
afterwards, Mr., Murphy wants . reduction
Of rint--cause why3 g the fioefs lake,
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GA young naval officer, when asked
what period Of battle was most sppallihg.
replied The fsw hushsd momsnts whsn
they sprinkle The deck with sAhd, ~ dsink
lie humsn blood yet nnshed.s y
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-22

6FA certain invalid of our acquaintance,
doubIy afflicted with q painful complaint
and an unmuDageable hard mosthed temper,
regularly retains as helper to the sick nurse
stone deaf old woman, whom he can
abuse without violence TO her feelings.--
How much better to have emulatedl the
heavenly patience in sickness ofwhich wo-
man--in spite of Job--has given the bright
est examples; woman. who endures the 90.
verest trials with meekness and submis.
sion unheard of among men, the Quaker ex.
cepted who merely said when his throat was
being cut rather roughly Friend, thou
dost haggle!"-- Thomas Hood. 7a
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earA wag, on hearing that man had
given, up chimney.sweepipg, expressed bic
|4surpriGe, ashs thought the business soc'sd
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-22

Ia
GTWilson and Phinney are the leadihg
members of the Washington county bar
Sitting opposite one another at the dinner
table-7;they are always opposite in practice
at the bar in the Court house, and agreed as
to the bar in the hotel-Wilson was describ-
ing the effects Of speech lie made few
nights before in great Political meeting iu
the village where Phinne5 resides.
Indeed" said he, "T never saw the peo.
pie so filled with enthusiasm"
"Filled with what!" cried Phinney.
"Wi,h enthusiasm" repeated Wilson.
"Ch. ah'' says Phinney, 81 understand:
but never heard it eulled by that name be.
fore; we call it rum"
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Thin. sI,1IslR ~ ' " .,''.',. g 81,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-19

WE ARR always pleased b record dscrssss In
the sffiotion to which humanity 10 heir, nd ve
do 90 now, in bearing testimony % the vonder
working powers Of DR.. Hostetter's Celebrated Hin.
tiers for diseases Of the head and siomach Az a
speclfc 10 - perhaps without rival and the go
pie whom II has benefited, even within limIted
PERIOD, are To be counted BY thousands The Ritters
bases It's reputation more what 1t has itself done
than on vhat gets convenient friends 10 say for m
FOR dyspepsia. Flafulence, Consti patIou. etc etc.
u eannot De surpassed IN speediness of cure, Try
them, and our word for it, they wall satisfaction.
TOT SAFE by druggists and dealers generally,
e'o'5"ueie. r-.-a.F - ar Ia cost
WOarH RRA DrNe.-Why 10 IL that 90 many suffer
sna IePine and a. AZ out miserable existence un-
htteo LOT the euOyments, and even ordinary pur-
SUITS OF NE, when relief may be obtained. and health
snu vlsoi restored, BY q treatment at once cohve-
nint ana sale, as We'll rs permanent it's character
10 those who have suffered long with disc Sc,
utmstlng IN loss Of appetite, vigor, the UNDER
ssneo tenders his professional services, assuring
the sufferers, IN oandor and sincerity, pleasant con-
venent and proper escrlptlons. q thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unple ,sapt re
suits.
All diseases ofs private nature, from Whatsoever
cause either recent or chronic structures an irrIta
pie bladder, &c.-also, Scrofula, Asthma, Rheuma-
tsm, Piles re-, skillfully and successfully treated
Dr, Harris VIII visit Washington every week du-
ring May and June remaining W ednesdays, Thurs
days, and Fridays Of each week. Can be consulted
At has rooms, SO National Hotel from 10 to j; and
ma ia wThFtf Residence. Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION SALE
TO-DAY q TO. MORROW MORNING

by A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
IL Hn IMsIEE SALE OF DSOME
Tnr DING LoTs IN THE FIRST WARD ANpNEa n
the toeh ssaL, At ,ApcTIoN.-On THIJRsDlY
o'cloct Instant shall sell, on the premises. AZ
Lot No p, in Square No "a
es a. D D. Is, ls. 20, q, a Is and d. m "a,
, LIE s aeS mentioned property is on and ,.
i<ois Nos. and 2, N Square No "a. a" sci
LOT no. ], IN east OF Square No. 81
Tins propsrtv fronts ON north q ana n h..--
2lst and I'd streets. 1 " oet~een
AND ATeh POLLOCK. 1 shall sell
l. OTIS Nos Is and is, in Square No. Is
,ernsp oPerty fronts on north X, between 18th and
18th streets west. ~ o'' ouu
All the above property is handsomely located.
ON FRIDAY: the 2oth instant, I sh.l sell. in
iont oi the premises, CONNIE nclng At O'Clock D. m
On the hfst named property ms
LOS Nos: =, z, 5, and IL, in Square No. 60S,
Lot no l9, IN Square No. 6sS
Lot No 9, In Square No Csc.
senal. N'o' anu east OF the Ar
10 eIms: One-fOurth cash the balance IN G. y and
sale. As h'e'est from osy OF
dlsputabe. iiue IN
eo 4-d A. GREEN, Auct,
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DIED..

On the 18th instant, CHARLES NJ, son of Thos
and Phebe SandersOn. In the 9th rear of his age
par bic loss.
His friends and acquantances are respectfully in
VI ed 70 attend his funeral Friday afternoon at
O'Clock from the residence Of his iather corner of
10th and y streets, Navy Yard.
On Thursday, the 18th of AUGUST, in the 9th yesr
William and Julia Linton VI
The friends and acquaintances of the family ar q
invited To attend her funeral from the RESIDENCES o
1er father on 9th street, between and f., on ri
day. the 2th, at II O'Clock.
On the 18th instant, WIN. T.. BAKER, in the nth
year of his age. He left klId ant affectIOnate
mother and sister to mourn the loss of a X, nd SON
baltimore Sun please copy.
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TniAts At THE 6uAnp. florsr. -Chas Jacob.
eoiored, was arrested by ofacer Yeatman, for
stealing piece Of carpet, valued at 81. II was
proven that he picked IL up at a spot where TN.
carpet had been carried to be cleaned. Hi, for.
mer character being good, he was dismissed.
John q. Nichols was arrested by OFFICER Chin
ley, for violent assault, and attempt no kill his
VIE IL appeared at the exami nation, that Mrs
Nichols was sitting in her house on,It,ng. when
her husband, with whom she had no oua,reI en-
teIed and walked up TO her and with knife
attempted to take her life she held up the Quilt
a. deiehce, and IL was cut through In several
places oy the knife She gave no provocation,
ana ne attacked her without saying a word He
was committed TO jail for court.
Catharine Dary, Ann Sullivan, Catharine Sui
nyan, and CathaTine Brenner were arrested by
Officers Chipley, Lloyd, and Gill for being drunk
and disOTderly. IL appeared that one of the party
had lost a child, which was buried Yesterday
and the entire party got drunk on the strength Of
the bereaved mother, to drown her sorrow
and her fndiscreet companions to bit sympa
thy Their place OF abode was on Four and. a
half street, near Maryland avenue; but Justice
Dom ordered change OF residence, and sent
them TO Queens villa for 20 days each
James Gilligar was arrested for being drunk
disorderly, and for throwing stones, and was
made TO pay g 65
Henry Llndner was drunk aud asleep I'm the
market The Justice committed him for 30 DAYS
henry was not at all partial TO country life and
we learn, made his escape before he got 10 the
"AASh "es waiting 10 convey MIN to the
farm. 49,
The RTvsR.-The principal commerce OF the
Potomac river, at the present time, seems to be
confined to the watermelon trade, and the occa-
sional advent Of a Cumberland canal boat or coal
barge from Philadelphia. Visiting the river
wharves, this morning, we were struck-not
with watermelon-but with the quantity OF
those delicious table fruit, which at this season
OF the year, finds its way to our market from the
counties adjacent to the Potomac between this
point and the Bay. Piles upon piles of them
adorned the wharves at every convenient point
and down the tide; stretching far in the distance
came whole fleets Of PUNCHES, loaded to the wa.
ter's edge, with green mounds of melons judy
Ing from the large number which are daily sold
In our city, this trade seems TO be lucrative one
70 those engaged In It.
At Harvey Il Co = wharf-Arrived schooner
John Hendrickson, from PhiIadelp hia, with 100
tons OF coal for Given; scbr Clara Bristol, from
same place, with 100 tons coal for Castpman.
AT Magruder Stones wharf-Schr Oliver RI
Booth, days from Albany, N V, with 3O4, G39
feet OF pine lumber, consigned as follows: To
Pickreil at Washington Navy Yard, III 672 feet /;
70 PlrkreII, Georgetown ~ ,f0S feet; to Curtis
bearing, W Warrington, !66 .963 feet; and to Coyle
Brother, Washington, ~ ,e55 feet
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BY A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

~ n UNFrsIN' huctIUneer.
HOuSEHOD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
II AT Aut TIoN.-On SATURDAY MORNING.
august 2lst shall sell. in front Of the Auction
ho1ms, at lhs corner Of 9TH and d streets, at 10
Kitchen Furniture sucb a. m"
Mahogany SOFAS, Bureaus, and Tables
DO. Chairs, Rockers, and Wasbstapds
DO. Writing Desks, Whatnots
Cane ard Wood seat Chairs
Dining aud Breakfast Tables To,Iet Cat.
High and low post Cottage Bedsteads
Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
Hair. Cotton, and Shuck Mattresses
4 large lot Of China, Glass. and Crockery Ware
Knives and Forks, Toilet Glasses
Terms cash. "eSuisieess
au l9-d A GRECN A..
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hsHdTkS.-August 12th-Thunder showers and
very hot; l3th-hne, pleasant, and airy, wind
NE. 1ith-Cloudy, wind NE, cloudy through
out, fine rain. 15th-Fine and pleasant throuy b.
out, wind NV. lightning in the night 10Th
Heavy fog, get out fine and hot, wind 8 light
ming. l7th-Fine and hot throug hout wind NV
nne TO end, wind :. lSth-fne, wind SW . hot
thunder and cloudy to end. 19:h-Fine, airy,
wind NV ~
Fnll moon Tuesday, August IA, little after six
In the morning. r
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., August 10, 1883.
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PROPOSALS FOR LITHOGRAPHY.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRTNrrSs.

OftLNH StfthIhIkNDtNT FCbLIC PRTNTfNo,
WARRINGTON, August Is 1858.
Sealed proposals VIII be received a, TINS ON ce nm
W Mondag, the SRA instant, at IL O'Clock N for
printing fOm transfers ak thOusaId nine hsntp,.3
ard thirty coples Of each Of sixty tmore or less
quarto PAGES OF botanical II Illustrations 10 accom-.
pay the Appendix the Report Of tine MerieIn
Boundary Survey. Ten of these illustratiops are
engraved on copper ard the residue on stone Bid.
oers VIII state the pres per hundred peres for
Transferring and prn ing. including the cost OF
ansportat1on Of the copper plates from this cIty
ara hack; the stones will be de lvsrsd 10 the sue
cesstul bidder free of pense. When pr ted these
Illustrations to he delivered at such plaoes m TINS
city as may be directed, free of charge The paper
required for printing will he furnished by this ONCE
bond and security vail be required for the fsIfhfui
execution Of the work.
Proposals must he addressed 20 the UNDERMINED
and endorsed Proposals for Lithorraphy %
su " cost Snn.r,,aad.,,
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
Srs at AUcTIoS.-On FRIDAY, the nth instant
shan sell. ~ front OF the premises: at ak o'c.ock
p m, part OF Lot No. s IN Square No 449 with the
improvements having front on north A. street of
q fest and running back ia feet to 90 feet alley,
ments consist of a good two story brick house con
tanning 10 good sized rooms. ~
The locality of the above property offers an IN
uucement 10 persons wishing to invest IN property
situated IN n thriving business section Of the city,
Terms; One half cash balance IN 6, IL. % and q
Uses. wynn viz fie"
au lad A GREEN Ano,
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By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON THE
II ISLAND AT AUcTIoN.-Ou WEDNESDAY,
me 10Th slant, shsll sell in front of the
alto O'Clock p m: handsome and valuable Bndiug
Lot, beng Lot No. IL, in Square No 643 havIng a
me 'front.' on .. street fouth of a. feet inch and
running back lz2 feet inches TO 80 foot alley be
tween Hall and Fret streets west, ION the Islspdl
The lot will be divided into two or three building
lots II desired. on the day of saIe.
- terms: One fourth cash the baIance In s, u and
IL months, for notes bearing interest," secured by a
deed of trust upon the premises.
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New York Markets.

Nsw foRk, August 10 -Flou1is higher: saIes
OF 10 500 bbls. State 81 6Oai 6S ohio as 60as 90.
Southern IS 3Oa5 50.
Wheat is slightly higher, sales 20 600 bush
southern red 81 goal 30; white 81 3ssI go
yellow pic
Pork is frmi mess, 81 .2OaI7 IS; prime eis 7ss
l. ri is dull at II Ia1IKc
Whisky is dull at % ka6Ac
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The STAR.
RoNAGBNrA ASSOCIATED PR Rss
Lateas fran r,ssA

ST. Louis, August is-Tbe u,,h ,,,,, =, a. /.
2ttn nit has arrived here. All the Mormon. NJ.
left salt Lake City on the spproseh OF m, m q
troops have returned TO their homes. eScsn, |,
small portion who had not the means TO do 10
Gov. Young 10 reported 20 have shnt hSm..,,
ana famiiy mp In his residence, from fear OF a.
ssssination from those OF his brethren whe ais,
greed with him In regard 10 peace measures
Gen. tehnston iatended moving his escsmp.
ment to the place designated for winter ousrtrrr
u reported that a severe battle has bees
fought In the Big Blue region, between the Paw.
"ees, Sdmanches, Cheyennes, and Arapahoes
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AUCTION sALn
By A. GREEN, Auct'

by A. GREEN, AuctloneG.
GALE OF BACON ON ACCOUNT or THI
" GovEReMKNT.-OnS SATURDAY MORNING
me gust instant, shall sell in front Of my Auct on
Hoom, at the corner of 9TH and ID streets, a. N
lbs. Bacon Sides. : '~-
ny order of the Quarterrnaster.
su t9-d GREEN A,c,,on..x
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 Socks are higher, Chi.
cago and Rock Island 73x; Illinois Central hare,
o5si iillnols brands ~; La Crosse and Milwaukis
81; Michigan Southern 22k; New York Central
"a; Reading AK, Va SIS, ON; Mo g. slK
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PUTURE DAYS

BY J. T. DOWNS. Auctioneer.
N,SALuKDAf MORNING. 9th inst. at 10
OrpnsSns Court, the effects OF Bernard Brien, de-
English silver Lever Hunting Watch
LOT OF w caring Apparel, two trunks
tolet tabi- sword cane umbrella, 60
Terms cash. JOHN II. DOWNS Auct,r
gu Io-0 $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue OF a writ oi
W erI iaclas, issued from the Clerks Once Of
the Circuit Court of the District of COLUMBIA for
the County Of Washington, ard to me directed. /
sna eapose 70 puec sale, for CASH, in front of the
streets, on THURSDAY, the Id of SeptembeT.
1903; az 10 O'Clock a. m. the following described
Ep3ds snS chattleS to wit; bbi. of pure Vinegar
pos, OF Old his Ky, and casks of su peTor French
BIandy, seized and levied upon as the Goods and
cnetIes OF Jonas I. Levy. and Will be sold TO sat-
lsty Judlclals No l. to October term 1879 in favor
OF Howell Striking, VS.. Jonas p Lew
w.SELDEN, Marshal
ao lI-dts for the District Of Columbia
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<nR. FLAMES. THE RETIREDPHl 81
~ clan, die covered, While In the East indies,
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
1 chIfls, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The
! enid, daughter, was given up to die. His child
was cured and Is now alive and well. DESTROYS
oil benehtng his fellow -mortals he will send, to H
those who wish It, the recipe containing full di- 4
rections for making and using this remedy, free,
on receipt OF their names. address
o, p. BROWN,
au 6-3m No. Is Grand st.. Jersey City. N ]. y
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By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

E'OUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
= OHIO AVENUE AT AUcTION-On TUESDAY,
the 24th instant sha SELL in front OF the premises
at oc.ock p. m, four handsome and desirable
Buldlng Lots, being a part of the subdivision OF
original Lot l. in Square No.s5,, and desIgnated as
Lots b, ID, F and h. Each lot has beautiful front
lS1s and l4th streets west.
The attention of persons wishing to purchase
building lots In this quite healthy and improving
section OF the cty called to the above sale as the
properly will positively be sold.
Terms One fourth cash balance in s. II. and ls
months, for notes bearing interest," and secured 6y
deed of trust.
Title indsputable.
au lid A. GREEN Aucf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-19
Fire M NIcIudse,s F.,s.

~, ~tILs hIvER, vr., August rs "A large pot
,on OF the business part Of this enterprisine wi
re- vas consumed by Ere YESTERDAY afternoon
noesss, TWO olacksmiths' shops, ana a wheel
wright shop, and one or two smaller eutl1 irs,
Ine nre is supposed to have riginsted from ,
spark from an engine attached to the passenyer,,
cars, which passed throtgh the village 4 Nor,
time before the fire was discovered