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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USTED sTAIns PArsST OFFICE,


On the petition Of sARAa W. REID. adIninstrAtrix
Mould, admlHisiqatIE u ths estate Of Brooks K'
Mould, deceased, of CHICAGO, Illinois. praying fol
SS.snsy K;sS, sas sfSSSi. K. aoaia. De sih das
Railroad Oars. for seven years from the expiration
% said pstsp. which takes plAos tho sth day o.
Iii. c;d:Isa tia. e: s.Ia petition b heard a. the
next II clock m. and all persons are noiiaed q
and NJ they have why said
Persons aPposiaE the extension are required to
At forth N wIlIins, n leasl tSsatK days bsfors
pssS ssS hsssss hlsS x f,sss
and tra5snt'ed N sseordSnes with the rules o. ths
ana Al S9sr relied SpOS .e,
oqs "a day " Sssrins 1mSs sosnt. days pe,
iss DAYS sfeI hlinf tks tsstiacay.
Ordered, also, that this nolioe be publiahed In
tss n gsnesr. %S,hinsiOn.
1ssi fei hrss .Ssss.sirs G,sfs s ~ Gn ssis
ssSl .s y Ss., + 3 at least .
myis.Wa Acting cOnmis:ionsi o. Patents.
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OF HE'LL GATE, NEW YoaK.
UsITED SrArRs ES0IKRRR's 0rFIcI, u,
ne; q NEST housros SrnkEr,

NO. " WEST HOUSTON brRkKr, y
NEW YONG. August 10. ls9s z.
known a. sFryins. Pant and ''Pot Rock, 'lrit,
uatsd Ia He'll Gate. East river will be Iecsivedk At
this Office until noon Of September a. 1865. tlfef
These rocks must be removed toa depth o. u
feet mean low water. and The debris dsPo.ited
cubic contents OF "FTying Pan" to DO reiaovod
are !, 954 cubic yards over an ar o or I,1l22
square yards. The estimated cubic oOntenp, Of
''Pot Rock to be removed are $40, l cubic yards
Bids must slate separately the sums Asked for
the removal OF Frying Pan and Pot ROtk, and pay.
ments will be made when entire rock sbgl Ls
femoyed' amounting to the entire sum agreed ApOn
for thai rock, less a reservation Of ten (lOj per
As new and more detailed surveys viii De made
o. ihese rocks the accepted bids may DO iaerslssd
OF diminished In amount, according a. tha guam
less than thai dedpcsd from existing surveys, aud
the amopst q work in the REMOVAL ~ thsts rocks
the surface Into the cubic eenteuts. 7f'T
All calculations Of area and cubic contents will
be taken from the ofhcial maps Of this once and
will be accepted as correct by both parties,
two responsibls persons that the bidder viii sss.
Forms q proposals and Of guarantee eau b. Oh.
Tho Upited States reserves to itsolf Ibe rieit Of
eossrAe shn ri ,n ih9 reHoyal o. one
Proposals should be endorsed upon the eiitSlspe,
proposals for removing rocks at He'll uAte-9f'
omnna drawings OF these rocks can DO inspected a. this
Proposals should state likewise the Rms ...sad
'0' 'n' ''~0'" Of these FO seeiiis sEwros,
Lieutenant Colonel RnTineefs,
suli.td Byt. Major General d. VA.
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The HEALTH OF QUEEN VICTORIA, il
is stated,is failing. The London Lancet, a
good medical authority, in referring to
her tour on the continent, says: "Her
Majesty has undertaken her visit to
Switzerland, where she intends to stay
for about a month, on the recommended
ton Sir W. Jenner. We stated some
months since that the Queen had been
subject to fainting fits, accompanied by
distressing attacks Of sickness. Though
these 10 q great extent have abated, she
has felt very much the hot weather of late
prevalent, and this, with the usual ia
tigue she has recently undergone, have
produced degree Of weakness which the
proposed change, it is expected, will re-
move. On her return from Switzerland,
the Queen will spend some time at Bal.
moral"
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The Republican Platform.

The following platform, reported by the
Committee on Resolutions. was unanimously
adopted by the National Republican Conven-
ton in session at Chicago on the 2ist inst:
The National Republican party Of the Uni
ted States, assembled in National Convention
1868, make the following declaration Of princi-
pies:
First-We congratulate the country on the
assured success Of the reconstruction policy
Of Congress, as evinced by the adoption, In q
majority Of the States lately In rebellion, Of
Constitutions securing equal civil and political
rights to all, and regard 1t rs the duty Of the
Government to sustain these institutions, and
to prevent the people Of such States from be.
ing RENTED to q state Of anarchy.
SeeoLd-Tbe guarantee Of Congress Of equal
suffrage to all loyal men at the South was
dems nded ny every consideration Of public
safety, Of gr-titrde and Of justice, and mus,
be maintained, while the question of suffrage
in all the loyal States properly belongs to the
people Of those States.
Ttird-We denoanoe all forms Of repudia
tion as 4 r tional crime, and the natiGnii honoi
requires the payment Of the public indebted
uess In the utmost good faith TO all creditors
at home and abroad, not only according Il
the letter but tho spirit Of the laws undo
which It was contracted.
Fourth--It Is due to the labor Of the nation
chat taxation should be equalized, and reduced
rapid'y as the rational faith will permit.
Fifth-The naaoaal debt, contracted as
has been fo- the preservation OF tho Union 10
oil tina 60 come, should be extended over fai
period for redemption, and 1t Is the duty o
Congress to reduce the rate Of interest there
on whenever 1t can possibly DO done.
SiIth-That the best policy to diminish oul
burden Of debt Is to so improve our orodi
that capitalists will seek to loan us money Al
lower rates Of interest than we now pay, ant
must continue to pay 80 long as reputation
partial or total, opon or covert, Is threatened
sr suspected,
seVenth-Tho Government Of the Unitet
states should DO administered with the strict
est economy and the torruptions which hav'
Deen SO shamefully nursed and fostered b,
Andrew johnson allloudly for radical reform
Eighth-WeProtoundly dsplore the untimel,
and tragic death OF Abraham Lincoln, and 70
Sret the accession OF Andrew johnson to th'
es,a'noy, VINO mas acted uesenerously TO IN
PeoP1 "no o'ee'ee Nun Ana tno cause ~
was pleaged 70 support has usurPed iegtsia
", M Ia .." ms.S ". M ~. ,e, n 20 OK
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The general features OF tho several stamps Will
be prescribed by the Department, and dIawings or
apply therefor with bona fde Intention ofbidding
Bach BID must be accompanied by sample stamps
Of each and every denomination. and must state
the price At which nnished stamps will be fur.
AS the Commissioner may reqpirei and such price
must include the cost Of packing the same In
safe and suitable manner for transportAtion In
packages OF such sire as shall be directed from
time 70 time. and delivering the same 10 such
them at the warehouse Of the manufacturer, or At
such other place places In the City or town where
they are manufactured as the Commissioner may
Zach Bidder must state In his proposal the time
with him, he will commence furnishing the stamps,
and with what rapldiy he Will oontinuet 10 furnish
them after he has commenced.
All other things being equal, preference will be
given TO the bidder who will hrst furnish stamps
10 Quantities sumeient 10 meet the demands OF the
The Commissioner reserves the riSht to reject
any and Al bids. THOMAS HARLAND,
VNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB
scriber has obtained from the OrphAns' Court
Of Warrington county, In the District Of
eL JosRPH BAUEl Jaiias JopErH BowEasJ late u
Warrington city, Dtstrietof Columbia deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same. with the
s a !. x as Ass iy Il 6: a
estate - -
Given under my hang M; sss AZ sSfs; iss
aul0-hsf Administrator, W, A.
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PRoRosALs FOR SUPPLYING STAMPS FOR
TRGAsuRr DEPARTNEsr,)
,orYIcE or IsIPRs,

WAsnlsoTos, August Is. 1858.
Tho Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Is pre-
pared g receive sealed proposals. until September
!, at u IN, for furnishing the following named
used on tobacco and imported cigars
]. Five hundred thousand stamps Of ten dif-
pounds. pounds, 10 pounds, % pounds, Opounds,
% pounds, g pounds, and 100 pounds They must
ton, two and three. foufths inches In length and
one Inch and three fourths in width. The los,
and 100 must vary from each ether In color; the
as must vary from the B,s. the 6s from the COS,
and the 40s from the COS. They must have an
appropriate yignette, and the spaces around the
figures must be nicely engraved.
= Five hundred thousand stamps Of nne steel
and suitable yiKnette. -.
5. One hundred million stamps Of fine steel en-
craving, with an appropriate ViSnette. and with
lathe work designs around the vignette and the
printed matter. These stamps are to be Of eleven
different kinds. Of various widths and lengths as
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Aatiunal Republican.



Tho San Francisco correspondent Of
the Tribune gives an account Of an I'M
paralleled race against time, which re-
Gently took place near San Francisco.
A betof $4,000 against $4,000 was offered
that no man could ride 300 miles, on 10
consecutive horses, in Is consecutive
hours. The bet was Immediately taken,
and an old Californian, by the name Of
Mowery, was selected to do the job;
man Of about middle age, and weighing
los pounds lie agreed to do the feat,
and selected for his purpose thirty CON-
mon California mustangs, none Of them
full sized, but all full Of the needful fire.
He chose also heavy California saddle,
Spanish bit and free rein.
Sunday, the I'd Of August, was chosen
for the race, and Bay View Park for the
comse, over q mile track. The race
began at 20 minutes before a. m, by
Mowery riding bis first horse round the
track four,t mes, at dead run. Attend.
ants stood ready with fresh horses, as he
went round; single jerk Of the power
full bit brought the mustang to stand,
and in another instant the rider was on
fresh horse and flying over the course.
He, however, rode no horse, after the
first, more than three miles, and some
only two miles. At the end of20O miles,
having made the distance in hours 2
minutes and AZ seconds, the rider
stopped for rest and bath. On resum.
ing his race, Mowery made the first mile
in minutes and seconds and his aver
age THE was only 2 minutes 80 seconds
throughout the remaining distance.
Another halt and another bath, and an
occasional dash Of cold water over bis
read, enabled the bold rider to finish bis
race Of 300 miles in fourteen hours and
nine minutes from the start. He then
rode once more round the course, in 2
minutes and nine seconds, and the work
was done, and overdone, with time to
spare.
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return AFTER THIRTY YEARS BAxIsH,
MENT.-An old man named Samuel
Washburn, who, during the patriot war
ofls37, was banis he'd for life TO Van Die,
mans Land by the Canadian Govern,
ment, on thursday evening arrived in
Buffalo in search Of his relatives, who
live at Wales, in that county. The old
man is pitiable object, being clothed in
rags, and completely broken in health.
He is native Of Har tford, Ct, but went
to Canada in 1895, and having taken part
in the patriot war in 1887, was banished
to Van Dieman's Land for life. At the
time of his Punishment he was twenty
two years of age. Two or three years
ago Queen Victoria issued q proclaim a.
ton liberating the victims of the war who
were confined on Van Dieman's Land,
bat no provision was made to enable the
unfortunate men to reach their native
land. This old man, for two years after
his liberation, worked for 10 cents day
to raise money enough to bring him to
this country.
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ALL-HKAr.xNa
LOTION.

A certain, reliable. and speedy cure Of Rhsumat-
ism, Eeuraigia, HcAdache. Toethaehs. Pains In
the Side, Breast, or Back Cuts. Burns, Bruises,
scalds. spraias or strsina. or any local aches or
pains Of the Nervous or Muscular systsm.
This hiGhly-prifsd and extraordinary hedieine
will not fall 10 sfecfuaiip cure all thu diseases
enumerated above. no matter Of how long stand
Ing. provided the patient is not hopeleasly bod.
ridden. Ono application will often cure the worst
cAsss Of Neuralgia or Rheumatsm. and in all cases
II will rive instant relief q.
From the unboundsd confidence In this Lotion,
and the psrfset and thorough knowledge Of It
power 10 cure the diseases named, II u does no
give entire aAtlsfAstion. amer fair and proper
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DO NOT pretend 70 be the suthor Of this prepAra-
tion having cbtaised the recipe from an old Indian
sfssr having Travelled among the red men for sew
erai ysars. as
ssost scondsrfaf ctres Of Rhsumatism. NeuralEa.
&e., DC. Il have been induced By my friends to
put u before the public. and now make this prop
TIA. in any case Of Sick or Nervous Headache or
Toothachs, should fail 70 cure In from two 10 ave
minutes with ny All Healing Lotion, will forfeit
the sum Of Ave dollars. =
wonderful curcs Of the diseases stated above.
- 49, rs-..n. "a eli. tnov. integritv :
a.. h,,.,s m mi. I.ot,on vui serve 10 oonviuce
.nv nsr.or vho viii tive n fair trial, Of It's su
perior medical virtues.
n, uA,nor. -D.ar Sir. After suffering
-l,h - .,n,. .tt.sl Al phsumati.m for several
1870. ana trvinr evsrythins within nv reach TO
~ ...u h..,,ns ~ vouy All Iealins Lotion, i
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say, after two applications, was well enough 70
90 10 my business. which have not done Tor SOW
erzl days.
Your ohedient servant. Jas. a. ohhsn'
No. % Second Street, eefseen AdssachuseHs Avg
~ue and O 6ffed' Woshfnoton'D.O "
DR. HARBorn: eheerfuliy aad my tesumon! "
the eneacy ofyour invaluable Lohon. ! nave naa
occasion 70 uso IL In ny family TOT the rei,oi .,
Neuralgia and Nervous headaehe' ana nave Iouns
II to effect an almost instantaneous cure tpsAra
II as being the best preparation for the hpoNeh'
nictions that have evor tried
A. N. MOVES.
ofce National Inteiiioenoer. Washington. d. o.
u.arpsrowK. Mn. April n. ls62
DR. HARBouR.-Dsdr Str! For the benefit Of the
afflicted, permit me 10 add my humble testimony
10 the value Of your All-Healins Lotion In CURING
Deafness caused from alterations OF the secretion.
In the head, which was my case. In the iaii OIL
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growing gradually worse. notwithstanding had
the best medical attendance 10 be had in this place
| I became hopelessly deaf, aud despaired Of ever
hearius a sound. When you visited our town.
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HOWE 4 STEVENS, FAMILY DYE ooLoRs.S
The same shades, all In powder form. We ADVISE
the use o. the Blacks, browns and Drabs, In the
Dealers, and at the Mandatory, Boston, Mas,
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CURES In TO I DAYS.
Sold At $40 Pennsylvan avenue. aplS.u
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UHIrHp BIArEs PArRsT oYyIcI,.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEIrHp brArEs PATREr OFFICE,
BsiiimO,s. Nd. .nd fsosls D. Rosp. q 'W;sS.
slssisiS9 !; Ss.sss: S.s.s.sd; gMyiss 90 " %
9.S%S,il sss si.sls,S. BaISss r. m Az n
lss., ,ndIss.Ssd The iT.h AZ Srs0ysnSsr: 1851:
.eysa year. from The Expiration Of said patent.
whish ,sss: Pl.ss ,S On ~ "a Az q hus 1885,
Patent .0iaes on N0NDAY. ths 81 day Of August
% sppssi and .Ssw esuss. Il ~ they have why
Person. opposia The are required to hie
iSrs y wri,Sr :, ls... t'ss.sy ~ "
S.sd a u: aid %Hs. b taken and TRIMS
which will be Furnished on application.
tpSpy mast BE- ssS IL nv ae esa 3PSn Is tes
the day Of hearing the arguments, fSny. within ten
dAys afteI hling the testimony.
0rdsr,d also ,hst this n9iice be Published in the
,; g., and IN the Amsricda. Baltimore, Ma. !,
ssid pgSlissti.n. g be at least sIty
my90Ifha Aetux Commissionsr o. Patsnts.
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Steamboat Lines.

fNHE STEAMER COLUMBIA ~rs .~s.
4 m; i .sI1 ed k: IA "trip. be- St
Leaving Baltimore every. SATURDAY APTEk-
WEDNESDAY, MORNING.,
at 9 o'clock,
She will stop At all the principal landings the
liver f for Ps.ssnEeIs and freight For further par
Tfos. W. RILEY b son. AGENTS.
myso.tufsm Attic foot Of Eleventh street.
poTohAC TRANSFORMATION LINE.
For Way Landings on the Potomac and Baltimore,
making Connections A Aqua Creek with
the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad,
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. A. O. Eiekle, will
.sfs:. s sssi?PG ss:r1 fbksSsf. sht
D. m. and arrive At the sixth street wharf a a.
n, fHURsDAY, TO deliver freight.
noties VIII BE- given whom the other boat win be
freight received all day Friday,
The steamer leaves SATURDAY AteA,m,
PETER BERRY, Agent,
SIKH ssTsf sS ThhsH 4 y w soss y: Q.
myo'6m Ia LiEhtst wharf. Baltimore
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PnILADELPHIIA!,n XIbhIESToS AND BAL.

PHILADELPHHIIAASo SwyIk ksIfRTcS AND BAL
Commeneing on Monday. June sth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot, Balti-
Way Mali Train ior Philadelphia and Way sta
tons Al % O. m This train connects at Newcastle
Junetlon with trains for all stations on the Della
ware Railroad.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
Of go IN. connecting at Perryyille with train
Express Train for Philadeiphia and New York
at a:25p p, M. connecting Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between viii.
nEton and Harrington,
Aeeommoda alton Train for Port Deposit and inter-
mediate Stations At p, m.
Express Train for Philadelphia at 9:S p. IN.
Express Train for New York at 1855 p; m, con-
Meeting 81 Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at s 20 p. m.
Through Tickets may be procured either At Pres
ident Street depot or at Ticket 0ce, No. rs BAlt-
Baltimore street. can have their bagEage checked
WIN CRAWFORD, AGENT
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COLUMBIA DIsPENsARY,. FoH won
" CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth and N strsl.

This Dispensary 10 In connection wi0e
bia Hospital, and is opened for the trexA
out:door patients, who are supplied with M
Medical aud Surgical treatment free. sfaa ~
d, PATIENTS yhS arc about 70 be eonhned and
unable 10 pay for the services ola eompetel =.
practitioner, will be furnished with medical
the Hospital with the Inatron.
~ Nouns % ArrsspAsoH AT rsf DIsPEssAu 70 yi pi'
Wednesdays. from toi....Prof. ]. ii, Thos- ION.
fTidnys, irsH t9t,;.'.:.:..,...;;..pr Assford;
Free Patients. upon orders. OF the Hehofabfs See.
rstary Of ths Inisri9r Such orders fSt adIaissi9a
THOMPSON, Al his ot1es, Isl street, between
Twentieth and Twenty FIRST lAns-diy
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MEDICAL ADvIs0RY BOARD.
J. K. BARHEs. Surgeon General United Stat.
Army, wsshin&ton.
+. J. HoRwIrz, Chief Medical DEPARTING
United States Navy. Washington.
D. W. BLISS. n. D. , Washington.
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l. Five hundred thousand imported CT gar stamps
nette, and With lathe work around the vignstte
and the printed matter, These stamps are 70 be Of
Ave different denominations Of various widths aud
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RALrixoRH LOOK HosP
fsrABLIsHxp AsARE5uoHrnox "a ~ y
TIE, Ostr PLACE EzEIeF7ISl 4 ON or

DR., JOHNSTON ~ sissovsrea l)1l1n
speedy, and lonly e1.rtuAl femrd<
lions o. he kiissys ssd bie4dsr, fs7o'l
charges, Impofency, oeneral pebfii'-
Ri s.ses, if1ip,t saesnS ~ shs 'H III
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ths Head, Thr2st. Ncss, Or 81
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annually swssps % 4. untinslI grsys
fnieliect, Who might othsrviss have "
wassa to sestaey the living iyse. may
MARRIAaR
Married Persons, or foulS Men
marriage, being ayars % physical v
g4nie debility. dsfcLnit,s>. -. ;Reed
may rsligiously eonhds on his honor
man. and confidently rely upon his ski4
sAA ORGANIC wxAENEss.
%S,. SpIsS and WI Sf fspd Re
able and Marriage Impossible-i. the
By the victims Of improper induieen.
persons are too .spt 70 commN exoesst
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s,., sSy g .S, RI m Soss9 ~
70 lost sooner By those fnllins Into impI
than By the prudent. Bssides being
pleasures Of healthy Offspring, the mos
destructiye symptoms % both boz
ari:e, The sEstem nceomss asrsssYa,
and nsnsn huns a 1,w,,s.hsiisv be
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when a.lesp, greai hhss5y ousnessh eeina
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lAhn AAe..O01An NOAAN
Dr. 7. ~ uessee All those who nave y
.slves By iA;proper indulxenees and
its, which ruin both body and mind. Vi
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produced BY early habits q youth, VS.
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| Derangement Of the Digestive functits
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hEsTALLr...Th fearful effects on ~
| much 10 be dreaded-Loss 81 MEMORY
| Aversion 10 Society, self-distrust, Love
| Timidity, So, are some u the evils pro. {
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| what 10 the cause OF their declining he's
| their yigor. becoming weak. pale, naryol
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cough. and symptoms q eoasumption-
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indulgod In whom nlone-4 htbi. freguen
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enred renders inarri,Ee impossible. a
both mind and bcdy-shouid apply immS
| What q pity that young man, the
country, the pride Of his pa rents, should
| from all prospects and enioyments Of
consequences o. dsviAtinE from the pat
sons nusT. before contsmplatiag
| 80. MARRIAgt :,
eessary requisites 70 promote eonnubis(
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becomes ! weary piiEIimage;, the pro-
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