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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-10

FALL TRADE, 1860.
JAMES W00DH0USE & CO.,
BOoksrII ~, StatIoners, and Dealers In
sssv. PLANO PURTES, GUITARS, Vl0- sl1Is.
ES.T5 , Inns, MUSIC, &C., =, YE
DEG call The attention Of the public their stock Of
ID Goods whh, already Ct the largest in the State in
their line Obu'ne ey are now Increasing by fresh supplies
which will make iteowPee In every department. aud well WOr by
the aenti,n Of buye-s.
chants confidently believing that they able to supply their
10 their e,tlre satisfaction
Thev iurn h from q cir Book -Bindery and Manu-
tory every description Of ank Memorandum BOOK.
ment OF PIANO FOHTEs Of the very best ufaeture,
which they uillng 70 sell on reasonabl' terms.
fully attended as id JAWS %o6DHousE co.
PsIhey have recently published new .oI BY an able and
young ssuh which fns been AvorAby
"Apdst sensation hy literature OF the Nine
teenh century refreshing Issuing from the press work
work comes from aVrnan and Wig mia published
the world Lueh the List Principle by BArbarOsss
Examiner SEA
INOR RRNT.-Three very desirable Room, over our stor,
au4-a JOHNSTON WHITING
FoR RENT new com@9%oa, @ ana very desirable
cupled Judge " Daniel deceased For apply to Mr.
O. O. Enet on Leigh street near Second, or to -,
INOR RE Tone large Room Main Street, she nrst
the the store OF g. Myers suitable for business
office. Possession given LIST July next .
jel5-u E. A. nYERA
DOOMS POR RENT.-Two pisasans lodging rooms
our Office suitable for nS' dSSTP ssnsTSTP 66p & as
LNOR RENT.-Fwo large admirably adapted 70 =
Il the purposes Of oces Lodging Roooma Apply al u
WING omee uln,-
LNOR RRNT-And possession given hrst Of next month
(Augu the the first aoor store, At
present occupied by Dr. Ingram. JOHN Ss,p r
bt'-u o. 1e.u se.Se~
SERD WHEAT.-AfeW bushels very sup, ,rOr Seed Wheat
- frssleb A.E MOORE. Agent. Cary st.
VHINES.-Just received,
w 200 Baskets and casss Champagne
100 Cues Cartt, which ofr TO the trade on favora
bic terms YANCEY HARRISON
lei 2is Main STREET
y saisST su1 TIG X DIvESPoRr.
100 BALES sUPRRIOR BALTIMORE HAY,
IOO for sale by BaIDGF0kD co. se5
DORTO RICO SUGARS -4Ohhds prime, for .aeby
II sci LEWIS WEBB JOHN a. WADE
HENTLEdRNs, WEAR
" Gents GAute Merno Shirts
Do do Cotton do
10 Iisle Thread do
Do Sik and Merino Drawers
Do Lisle, six. Kid and other Gloves
no Cotton, lllle and six Half Hose
DO Ippe and oolored Bordered aud Hemmed Handker-
| chie'G
Black and Fancy Neck Ties
Linen Collars, Shirt Fronts and suspenderI
jya1 90 Main Street
CBED WHEAT.-Danv expected. 200 bags Of "Ruekers
y Blue Stem White like that sold by last tall which
universal eton tt Of hne qualify, and can be re led
and ten days earlier ihan ps New YORK
teT names, shall have but limited qlaniy or 'ae
Gul4- TARDY WILLIAMS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-10
CHAPTERS ON WIVES, BY

" hR5 ELLIS. Price VI Ol
ALSO
Italy Transition Pr lie and private opinions In the
Spring trasd by tieia Documents the Papal
archives Of the revol'e Iegaors by William Arthur d. 90
Rosa the eaan Gfr the French Of Madame Pressense
BY Mrs. .. O. Fetchsr 6Oc
The II whiie.-A NOvelBy wlke Collins author Of
"The Queen Of Reats"Ac
The Manufacture Of Vinegar Its Theory and Practice with es-
NJ n %
'ef Treatise the Can and Interpretation Of the "
special benefit of junior Theo gc ttudens
Alex MccIand Professor Of Biblical Literature In the Theo
logical Seminary at New Brunswick I5c
Outlines OF Tn BY the Rev Alexander Hoge, Pastor
of the Presby an hurch, fredeiiekzbuTg, Va o.
Received by A. MORRIS
ae5 9T Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-10
NUMBER 215.
NEW AID AlcB JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE
MYERS.

y =
ccESER ~ NATE AND PzlEL sTaxETs RICHMOND, ya1sri.
TEAs Just received Ia addition to his already large and
extensive sssoTtneuts tesuiliul collection ~ all IA.
The latest and most elegant stys Of Watches Jswey, G
silver and Plated Ware.
watches By the following celebrated nskeTs-
Jules Jurgenso0 Adams Sans DAVID Taylor Henri gsy-
nonds l. Alfred Lava ~, ard other celebrated
pAM0NDa-A very large and heh assortment Of Auonts
and other precious stores.
Diamonds, P,ars Opal carbuEee, Garnet, Coral Cameo,
onyx. IN HiLy sETfS.
Also-spectaelesB az.an Perscops PebIes IN gold
diver and steel flames Clocks Cutlery Jewey Of every de-
,erlpdon.
The public respectfully nvlted Examine the above before
purchasing. s. A MYERS
ma2s Cor. Main snd Pearl Sc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-10

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital SI,SOO, 900.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited VIII hs
Comptroller OF the state Of New York. and out OF ne hAnds
Of he Company 70 secure policy holderl
DvfpENns MADE MOST Liberal Erincipie
Forty per the premium Life Policies, VII be loaned ne
Insured when he premium exceeds $50.
Pes issued payable the Insured arriving Al GER
a age or % the m the Insured Al DEATH should that event
happeu previously % arriving Al that age.
kndoE POLICIES for children, granted on The ostAVor-
able
PoS Issued greatly reduced rates Of premium, When As
Insursi preiers rot 70 participate In the divtdendA
An Losses paid promptly and without litigation
We psslsd 70 have call a. 0aoe and secure Poey
IN mis- reliable Company which comes before you sndo
'Ns WoEfHAM 4 WYATT, Agents,
once AZ, Main street,
Under 81 Charles Hotel
OHAA n WoETHAM,
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL EXAhLNKRS:
JAA n. OosWAT, n D.
Ro I. oOLnfAH, n D
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Is
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ruE AMERICAN GOTRRSsNI THEFT lEs 1872 SJ
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General Jackson asd the speeches e2enaior Benton with hs
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The work viii be completed In IS royal volumes
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-10

SEED WHEAT.-Dailv expected 200 bags OF "Ruekers
- Blue Stem White wheat like that sold by last tall which
universal Acton It Of hne qualify and be re led
upon pure and days earlier han tie New YORK
white Pint Wheat Tho In want will do We TO ca 'nd enter
te names IhaI have but limited quantity oT a'e
Gul4- TARDY WILLIAMS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-10

L EEP COOL !-Ths celebrated unsxeell-d "CHALLSNGE
N REFRIGERATOR wt side vr-tator Nster Cookers, vsE
pAes Ice Pitchers, All iEes and patterns Mas
patent minute Ice Cean YreeEers, and variety Of
other kinds, for sale a. reduced prices.
We call particular attention 70 The justly celebrated "CHAl
LENGE RkFIG ERATOE orsdtrng the best article Of
fered for sab place and % fore recommend with eonh
isnce supply received few only Of which
engaged Of the above requested 10 call and
6. A. BARGAMIN, ia,
mag-n 2lT Main 81 Richmond, Va
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-12

To US he writes:
'WAsHINGToN, Dec. IA.
"You will, perhaps, think | have eff
frontery enough for a jackass; but sup
pose you. do, what do ] care? You are
already slightly impressed with the belief
that will do some things as well as 9TH
ers, and therefore you may not be aston
ished at this. m
"As you no doubt had to give me a
'puff7' since left, l will only say that
you have my full permission-advertise
me to the extent of the fifty dollars l
subscribed for your paper. In the same
package with this, enclose one hundred
and fifty dollars for Mrs. Elizabeth Sla-
ter, money that She deposited with me for
safe (?) keeping. a ll'
rAs some who once had confidence In
what said, may still suppose that was
born and bred in New York, / will take
this occasion to say that was never in
that city till July Ia, I843.
"If any of your citizens suppose they
have any chance of finding me in New
York, NAV as well say to them, that it
is rather uncertain. am a native of
Southern State, and my father having
been swindled by the Abolitionists, l de-
termined to swlndle somebody in the first
abolition State where / could get an op-
porfunity, ard l have. succeeded, in more
States than your own.
"My operations now amount to over
eight thousand dollars, clear of expenses.
and which l consider puts me about even
with the damned mad Abolitionists.-
"Don't understand me as saying that
circumstances have controlled my dis
honest actions altogether, for they have
not l have had to do nothing from ne
cessity, but have acted asI have, little
for revenge, and a great deal because l
wanted to.
81 do not suppose any Of you are green
enough to suppose | am going 10 stay
here any length of time; however. If you
think so, you had better come and see.
''How are the markets! Wheat up
and whisky down? It's a great pity your (
editor vamoosed the rancho,
isn't il? J. c. WALLAcE."
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-12
HEDGE FENCING,

Tb eundersgned having had considerable expert nee
planting and cutiyating osage Orange Hedges here
by Inform the pnblc that they prepared to con-
tract either planting setting utcm out or growrg az
C1ltivating the fence complete. Growing edges Of
their planting can be seen on The farms Of s. W Ken
nedy, G. Grow, J. Skeen and others in this county
D. c. s 7. y. ANDERS.
Sept :, Io.I 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-12
Death OF "DOW Jr."

The. California papers received by the
Baltic, which bring US intelligence to the
5th inst, contain touching account Of
the death, in destitution. of Elbridge G.
Paige, better known as "DOw, Jr.," and
as the author Of the humorous sermons
highly celebrated under that name. We
quote from one of the papers:
A man Of no ordinary fame as a liter
atur, one who has received a fattering
celebrity, who was, at one time, rich, ad-
mired and courted, died In this city, last
night, at nine o'clock, in the most abiect
poverty. No pen can describe, no language
express the intensity of filth, the squal-
idness of poverty, the inefable misery
of the apartments in which this man, un-
attended, uncared for, had breathed his
last and resigned his soul to its Creator.
We speak of Elbridge G. Paige, better
known under the nom de plume of "Dow
Jr."-the author of the famous Patent
Sermons" which have made him known
to a great portion Of the reading world
whose language is English. Ten years
ago, Mr.. Paige was the editor and PRO-
prietor Of the New York Mercury, a
paper at that time remarkable for its pun
gent Wit, its proyerbiaI good humor, and
the practicable as well as charitable view
it expressed Of men and things. The
Patent Sermons of ''Dow, Jr" were all
collected and published in book form. and
achieved a celebrity. particularly in Eng
land, which was very gratifying to the
author. Reverses, however, overlook
Mr.. Paige, and he took 10 drink. Soon
after his arrival. he wrote for the Sun,
then IN It's meridian, and his writings
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-12
No. 81

we're universally commendsd. OF a,e
years Mr. Paige has been eonnected with
The Golden Era, Whose pages he has en-
riched with many Kindly and generously
conceived contributions.
About nine o'clock last night, officer
Nickerson was informed that man Was
dying in a house or the north side Of Pa
ci6c street, three doors east Of Kearney,
and immediately proceeded to. the spot
but ere he arrived the spirit had hed and
be found a 2Tostitaie closing fhe ewes and
Jaws of what had once been man Of
mark and fame. As We said befors, i
would be utterly vain to attempt giving
The slightest description Of the reeking
filth and squahdness Of his apariment
The bed was innocent of linen Of any
kind, and was saturated with wafer. The
foor was indiscribably filthy, and The
walls dank with moisture, and filed with
fungi On the table stood two tin plates
that had probably been used for some
time, and aever cleaned from the moment
they were first soiled; these contained
the remnants of his last supper In one
corner of the room was a small key of
pickeled herrings the maggots in which
were far more numerous than the fish,
and almost rlvalled them in size On
small table near hls bed were two bottles
containing liqaor--the curse Of his latter
life, and the undoubted cause Of his death.
His feet were resting on the foot board
Of his loathsome cot, and no portion Of
his clothing had been removed except bis
hat.
The coroner, DR.. McNully, was sum
moned, and he had the body conveyed TO
the dead-house on Sacramento-street A
Post-mortem examination will be held,
and an inquest if necessary. Thus died
Elbridge q. Paige-once a man Of po-
silion, wealth and celebrity.
The readers Of this sad article viii
hardly recognize in the subject Of tie
discourse, the gallant "Dow, Jr.," who
used to drive out TO Bloomingdale such q
superb pair of black ponies, and who was
feted and Carressed IN New York as one
of fortunes great favorites. He was a
gentleman of abundant genius; bat sue
cess was his ruin. Il introduced him IN
to fast" associations, led to fast habits,
thence TO poperty, despair and death.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
TINE ElecTRlCAl FEDAleuE.
OR SPEEDS FEVER TONIC.

This invaluable medicine has been before ~ ~
lie for the last ten years, and wherever u has
uscd has provided certain cure for al W
grades Of Icver., and has not failed 10 cure u -
gle instance when taken according 10 dIirctscea.
Time and experience have also proved satsl ~.
that the Electrical febrinisr cures hyNsss"s.
msfisM. TNAe.d p~es~s..a = V!.isr !" ~
Pfsxr-sy, SssaN Par. Srsrist llrer. Ms~sss,, As1
slss Nsvrsus s~d Biits@s Ase1 AcAs, 49,
Nsrrosu Tas1A-aeAs fts. Spssss. Crsa
Slo~aeA, Asakma. ,rsst " rssf ssa ssseast -
llstsrsss Ttswe~, 7Yisn.s. A. Lark tss. ~
" vsns,ss IN ~ ssrs, Cad fsst and Asns1s'
end He'd Gods. ,rAt
There IL no medicine equal IN tho Elcctrical ~ ~
fage for females. For obstructrd or suppress
situation, and for protractcd or difAcuit labor.
.is perfectly safc in Ill conditions q life u"
male OF female,
One bottle. price--tl 10. contains eaQsen M =
from I'VE 10 eight cases Of ordinary fevsN ~.Isis
der Il the cheapest medicine In thc wrsl"
regard 10 the great saving Of time and suuer'n
~ bewarr Of counterfeits and mixtaf. L.
Ing 10 he the aAne or similar N the gens@ee
they are dangerous aud unsafe far usr. ~
None genuine without my far simlle aeaA -
the likeness authority and signature q 49, ~
on tho envelope and the words, "0rctn0 !. y
faxe,r Dr.. WIN. Ilowss. New Orleass. hlSws
vial. Prepared only BY u. WIN. uow~'
Sole AReuts,
d. d, wHEEi.DCK h Co..
wholesaie psska's~
NV OALsAss W
For sale also BY J. Whom 4 Co., and ~ s'
and dealsrs generally.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

Is nov making daily trips 10 and from Marshall 10
] Swanson Landing carrying Freight and Passen
gers.
Having formed a connection with Smiths L. =.
Mail stage line from bonneville o. Shreveport pa,
.enger- AZ. offered considerable nduoerncui In time.
Leaving Marshall 1t O'clock A. ", they viii under
the present arrangement, be delivered N shreveport
u, SIR hours
The Company is nov amply prepared with Ware
houses and S.d lor the reception and storage of cot
,ot and AL Kinds Of ftsigh'.. and Boats Landing at
s~an.ons viii will lind good wharf and any amount
Of warehouse facilities. There Is competent and
careful agen, a, all the dcpots and stations shippers
may res, assured that all bsIness ni-.ed 10 their
care shall have strict attention and careful handling
Cotton per Bale including freight, forage commits
sion and handling, delivered OF bard the loaL Al
Tjr per bale.
up ircehi- from swanson's Landing to Marshall
Including storage aud commission ajc per 100 pounds
The Train will leave Marshall pepo, At < O'Clock A.
VI. and arrive at .wansons Landing 10 orlack A. ".
Returning lca,r swanson NJ o'clock =. ". and AZ
rive Ia Marshall al o,elock ~
G.. T.. IIiNsoN, Gnsraf Superintendent
Marshall, Dec. I, ls.iy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
CLOTHING STORE.
FROST l. co.
Wholesale Dealers In
)oo30, 08o20, 4 RATS,

Panoma, L<gAorn, Styap, Granada, Mer..
ean, ComFaedy and Palmleaf.
Iron our friends in New York and Huston, 70 are
L constantly receiving fresh supplies II the above
extensive stock. No. 10 Magazine 2arset New Or
leans, No. &c Pearl Street. sbostna.
Feb. I, ls60. MOI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21

f.. T. b. JACOBS,

Al their we'll known Stana -
SHREVEPORT. La.
Y EEP a. hand very large and well selected
N a1uFtment Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
Their stock Of i,ry Goods embraces CLOTHS,
LOwE1lS, BLANKETS READY MADE
CLOTHING, HATS BOOTS, SHOES, and
PLANTATION GOODS. Every description
Of MOGANS, ETC.
Their stock Of Groceries is about the largcst
ever brought 70 the place, consisting Of COZ
FEE SUGAR BACON. PORK. LARD,
FLOUR, MOLASSES, RICE. BEEF CHW-
OLATE. TEA, CIGARS, and TOBACCO,
and all kinds Of Liquors.
They purchase for CASH, aud sell eSc!n'
.ivey for CASH, at the lowest possible rates.
They solicit all who visit Shreveport. or who
propose to send TO New Orleans to lay IN their
supplies, to hrs, give them call, and examine
the quality and prices Of their goods.
March -. 80 No q N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
THE CELEBRATED
ARGYLE BIlTERS

VIII encc,ualy cure Dyspepsia. Liver csNpar
Neryou. Debility Disordeted >tomach Di-fsa !,
Food. Heartburn los Of Appetite, Gcncni f<ta.,
and prn.,ration vt the system. They are ss,-',
vegetable. aud free from all injurious nerts,i,
They are pleasan, in taste and mid N their ~
keeping the bowels gently acted upon and will rar,
all impurities from the stomach.
The-e elegant liii,crs are peculiarly adapted 4, 4
warm climate and every person desiring h.a
strength and protection from the diseases ibsdvti
Tia, climate shnnld use them.
Persons advanced in life, and feeling the hse Z
Time weighing heavily upon them, with alt IL IT.,
dan, ills will And In the OF the bl,ters an I'm
tina, will in,il new HE into their veins rrstorv "a
measur, the energy and ardor Of more youthful 6e
build up their -hrunken forms. and give health al
happiness to their remaining year.
III A wcllcst,bli-hed fact that fu'iy onc hay I
the female portion of pnr population are seldom 10 u
enjoyment Of good health. or. To use then osh "a
preston. never feel well. They are laneud, dr.
Of all energy extremely nervous, and have no siis
tit, To this class ct inyalids these Bi'ter An ,
pceally recommended Their peculiar tonic srd I
vigoraiing propcr,ic, rende: them invaluable *
eases.
| Persons visiting districts barra-sed annually Vt
| Fever and Arue or any Fever u bilious naiAr
will And that hy the timely use OF one or fNo bots
| they will not IN one instance take the disease, s
| Hitter. will rcuovate and strengthen the system Z
| ii liza ~ tr t. natural channel,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21


Direct Importation 1T
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN
CUTLERY, GUNS AND
FANCY GOODS.
r R. STEVENS CO., Importers aud Jooosr'
T.. Of
S Sr. - r violin ''''S .p. rsaa%srS ''''
ALSO.
Blank Books, School Books.
and Playing Cards.
Noa. IS, 81 and 80 Common Street,
(Opp~a, The Cay iiotsi) Neu Orleans.
T.. r. STEVENS. WI. g. SEYMOUR.
Received by late arrivals from England franec and
Germany. Large Stock II
Wade 4 Butchers Imperial Razor steel Pocket Cut
lery and Raxors.
Rodgers 4 som. silver Steel Razors
Wosscnholms do do
W a 8 Butchers Table Cutlery.
Eisy Double Waterproof Percussion CAPS.
CoSefs Metal Lined ~ do
40 600 Pr~nch Gun wads--hrss article imported
Nos II a. Is,
Il cases volin., rlntians and Aecordeon-.
English French and Italian Violin strings.
Also a large assortment 0f
rERvt merry, coNHs. BRi SINS ASD FANCY GOODS
Agent. for Cobcn's celebrated
PLAYING CARDS,
IN sross In store, consulting 81
steamboats,, HighlanAers.
DEBATES and Eagles. Double and Single Head.
Every variety of hacks.
200 bales Cotton Irvine.
ALSO
A large assortment u Linen Twines
Printing. writing and Wrapping Paper, Of every DIES
oription
Paper Bags for Grocers Druggists and ConeciIoners
various sizes.
Blank hooks, Stationery. and School Books
Our stock will he found ~ the most complete "
extent and variety IN the United States and ocrrt
10 the trade m 'he most favorable terms
T.. Il. STEVENS CO., So Common st
New Orleans.
April :, ls6o. n2g.lm.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-11

I" DICKSON g. Co. want tbc;r Ri.
" settled by cash or note.
MARRIED
fsn The 18th inst, by w. futile. Esar., Mr.. Cha.
A. Lawson, 20 Mics Lovisa Bknnis. all Of tb;.
county.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-11
10000 COPIES ALREADY SOIL
EYER TB ODY',S Id WYER
AND

COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
BY FRANK CROSBY, OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
1t Tells You How to draw up Partnership Papers
and gives general forms for Agree
ments of all kinds. Bills of Sale,
Leases and Petitions.
Ii Tells GU How to draw up Bonds and Mortg-
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Notes and Bills of Exchange, Re-
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1t Tells GU The laws for the Collection of Debts
with the Statutes of Limitation, and
amount and kinds of property Ex-
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1t Tells Y GU How to make Assignment prop
crly, with forms for Composition
with Creditors, and the Insolvent
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1t Tells on The legal relation existing between
Guardian and w ard, Master and Ap-
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1t Tells You What constitutes Libel and SANDER,
and the Law as to Marriage Dover,
the Wife's Right in Property, Di-
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1t Tells Y on The Law for Mechanics Liens in
every State, and the Naturalization
Laws of this country, and how to
comply with the same.
1t Tells GU The Law Concerning Pensions and
how to obtain one, and the Pre- Emp
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Ii Tells You The Law for Patents, with mode of
procedure i'll obtaining one, with In.
references, Assignments and Table
OF Fees.
1t Tells You How to make your Will, and how to
Administer an Estate, with the
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