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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Broksrs
No. $40, southwest corner IN And ID treeR

RY GREEN D WILLIAMS,
~ Aucdoneers and Real Estate Bro,srs
No. $40, southwest corner IN and d trseA y
TRUSTEES SAY ~ s ~ tuHRESyrD PROPER
Juss S afS s q ana dscd Of nst bearing date
rscOIds Of washington county. d. e.. IN L as1q
T. aud =, he. Is fotio rs, and BY direction Of the
s !. SaSi a. =;
Q o., eidek p m all that Of lot No IA, in squa
o. SAD lot and running thence north on the east line
alev thsnn. w nB let, thence east 10 feet TO an
besnnins south " ieet thence west l9o feet to the
n, defms; $3.50 cash, and balance in 6 and u
Stamps and cow ysncns at the cost Of the purshs
ssx. the IT. terms are not complied with within i've
ISh to resell and cost Of the ssIs1ns
p purchaser. $40 down when the property is struck
iyls-d GRKEN { sS wILLixM Isu assi..
Bf Nm Nh y: WALL CO.. Aucttoueer.
He Gor Msre e Building; No. geo and sO9,
00fner IN street. and fennsyivania avenue.
SALE IMPROVED PROPERTY.
H.np.@an and wife, dated the o. ESQ 3 Sem M
OF the isnd ,sss lecordsd in and No. folio Aa
THU KS a public hi auction ths prensss
m part Of Lot No 5, in SQUARE No. SO beg nnine
nr IRON the northeast corner Of said lot,
and thence east feet to the Deginnins, with the
Terms Of sale: One third cash $50 of which must
De PAD at the fae) and the residue in six and twelve
Win the purchaser notes bearing interest,
sccured oy deed OF trust. On the purchaser 3 fall
70 comply with the terms of sale I'm ave days, the
ustees reserve the right to resell his risk and
COS, AFTER nye days public notice. Ali stamps and
eon'eyancing e. the purchasers cost.
y MM = rw99f1YpvWARD,} Trustees.
Vio IL. WALL b Co, Auctrs
kf WIN. L; WALL d CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
STORES HoSOO and OF, south cor Pa ~. and 9th st.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
- by virtue Of Q deed of trust from John
E Haguire and Honora, his wife, dsted the I'D
al e1usry, lS, recorded In Liber =. O. E., No.
S,ioilo z, Sc,. Of the land records OF Washington
sSs Sd Ssy A ON sae
8, in square No. AZ, and described as follows: Be.
ginning Tor the same Ut the Southwestern corner OF
SAID lot thence running north along the line of 9th
street west IA feet inches; thence east to the
eastern line Of said lot; thence south feet inches
and thence west to said 9th street and point of be-
ginning with the improvements thereon
Terms; e-third cash, $50 Of which must be paid
at the sale and the residue in and II months, With
the purchaser notes, bearing Interest," secured nv
deed OF trust. On the purchaser failure to comply
with the terms OF sale In five days. the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell ut his risk and cost after five
days public notice All stamps and convey sncng 1t
WIN wOODwAbp,l
JOHN 7. GIVEN, trustees.
jyl6 w. l.. WALL 4 CO.. Auct
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RY COOPER q LAIIMER, Auctioneers,
son.h Successors o % lanes T. MsGnire = Ce;S
TRUeTEE'e SALE Oh LOT O, LIN B0AHMAND
9 sUBplHIB l0N OF LOT NO. 3, IN HQUARE
NO. 1o22. At AUCTION. -. -,
recorded sth Of April, 1889 in Liber b 3, No, 10,
'foios lo6 de, o. the land records Of washington
county. D. o., win sell, at pabic auction, % the
highest bidder, ON WEDNESDAY,, July q. 1870, at
81 p M, on the premises> Lot uttered @, in Boar
mans sub, OF Lot No z, IN Sauaye I y0n, together
with the fmpreversents thereon.
Terms Of sale; One third cash; balance g. II and Is
MONTHS with interest," secured By deed Of trust Con-
yeyancing and se,mps ut cost Of DaFehaser. %
down at time OF sale - >
.jyS-w,s&ds COOPER LArfMER, Aucts.
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w 0 N A n.

females, OWING 10 the peculiar ssl fnporsssS
-'''0s which tAey sustain. their peculiar orrs.iu.
a''' and ~ &c. tssy perform. ere sub,.s
"A0' ''s's',s'. srssAo. mo. sA... oousns.s
!" no mali degree 70 sAss A.svs.s- ..1 v,u,,..
lot A0ns con - hasDs Who ere m. No. .,,,
''os' q sss'' vsr'oss ss..,s ss.sl.,.s @.
% suffered 10 run % without involvt,s u. s.,-.
health Of Ne Individual. s.d Or, La. ,r....
permanent seksss md premature decline. Nor,
pheasant 20 consult . physicisu for The r,uss
these various delicate asscaens. and only upo. -
most urgent necessity WIN true woman 10 fsr-
'n0s hef greatest charm - 10 % tAs. The sag vsu
then thanh % for placing 4. sssn s..~. .n,,.-
cinos which VIII b found sanoso,ou. a, r.,,.v,-
curing alnost svsry one OF thoss troubis,ou. -.
plants peculiar 10 the seq.
AxInsoLps ExrRAcr or BucHu.-H,.s,.
sunsr on In silence. and h.ndrsas Of ether, A.,
'alnl' to druggists and doctors. Who either mere,
ssnfaiiss then with the hope Of q eur, or 49,,
rsnsdiss which make thm worn. Iv.o,s ,o,
70 ssssrt anything tA.s would Dc ,a,us,,o. 70 =.
afictsd, but In obliged 10 ~ that u,ao..s.
may Be produced IRON s.ss..iv. s.h...s,o. .sss
powers Of life, By laeorisss sasioyus,t. ,nvs....
some cir and food, prossss ne.ssruss,o.. m.
tee end eeass. snl frequent eAllbirtA, 4, o.
of''nsr caused b. direct Irritation. s,pu.d % q.
mucous nsnsrans Of the v.xso. it.su.
When reviewing the osusss Of then dsar~a,.
complaints II is nos' painful - soas..pla.. n. q,
ssndant evils consequent spol tAsa. II d bu,M-
pie justice 10 the subject 10 s.unsrss. fan 49,
many additional causes which % largely ss.os -,
life, health, and happansa Of woman 4, an e,..,.s
society. and which. consequently. ssscs NOR. on~
directly, the welfare Of the suttrs hum. f.-,,
fns mania that exists Tor prsooosous education -
marriage, causes the years that nature as.sp.x -
e0rp0rsal development 10 Be vsstsd and pervsrs.s
In the restraints Of drss. the early oo.npsus-s.s
school. and especially In the unhealthy excit.-~-.
Of the ballroom. Thus. with the pody A.f-o.ts.s-
and the mind unduIy sxcitsd nv ,l...n
Ing in midnight rsvsl the hours designed By u.s.r,
for sleep and rest the vers ~ a..,-...,
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AUCTION SALES.
fUTUR e DAYS,

RI COOPkR LATIMER, AuctioneerS
y Successors to Jas. q. Mcclure 4 Co,
eoutnwen corner Of Pennsyiv avenue and 18th n
RUSTEEy SALE OF THE LKAsEHoLp or
TT sCOPELAND FABA," SITUATED AT
INT STHEET ROAD, TOGETHER WITH
HOUsA H0Lp fURNITukE, FARMING
- or n 'oNDAY MORNING next July Is, At
ri noiciocA on the premises, by virtue of q deed
" OF trnst -. corded in Liber No 6l3. folio asa
ID one Of the Ia. d RECORDS for Washington coun,
sty, ID. c., viii sell the leasehola Of the Cope
q rental OF SAP per an. mum. Also, quantity Of
Household Furniture, Gro Nc, Horses, Cows, Chick
Utensils, &c.
Terms At sale. JAMES E. WAUGH, Trustee.
Jyll dads COOPER & LA1tMER Aucta.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE COMPANY
Noe' Ia "arTea Sired. Nsar YorE.
Sac 81 Hsse y rs ~ t,,srs.. D.paytS'e.,
Cous,afns Of g c, ~ Sr ssss. SSssos.ts,
4 MoTtgGges.
CASH PREMIUMS,
CASH DIFIDENDS ANNUALLY.
CLAIMS PAID IN CASH.
oLCIES NON
THIRTY DAYS6RAcE ON RENEWALS
OFFICERS:
GEORGE SSf VIZ: p,ssiss..
Late Dep. sDPt lns peeartnsnt, STATE Of I New
CIV, ARNOLD -........''..''., sacr.,.r,
nn rrS G M.i1., Yale oa aiSs,:oT' A0'aaT
G. FENWicK, 4 D.: Medical E1.niS Sssc osss
CHRIS. c. CILTAS, General Agent.
Hssm once as, 7h .tr ssse w :, sS,SlT"e1
~. lir. les u Nm qoS S22sPANr
VIM PHIPPs, Pres. A b. HoLLrY, Sec,
an % 11SHk Isresf fS sI1Ih FIN Asss'''''
Al. policies non forfeitable. No restrictions on
WHsHiSs1T SSl SssoDisffIcK-sls rrH STREE,
q III P 1Ahkk' ~. d." Medical E.aminer..
iels-a JUAN BOYLE, Agent. .
The TwEHTY-FIRsr YEA.
CONTINUOUS EXPERIENon In rHl susr
MESS, In THIS oIrr.
80 ~ ssa Os~sassss, ses
HANDON q BLACKFORn.
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE PosI OFFICE,
Asd al tAs1y v POLICY IN ~ Old" kssa," o. a,
"Asshlss," q PAsisdstsAss, o. ~ "HsytfsrS,p~
ns"NsrtA DrssssA ed MsvcaaSls,n o. "a aPus.
ss~," ~ ~ "Sprsaxasld," On ~ .Poso~ss," .,
G0rsaews. am
"A fsuDxar 4 III rosssEsrH TIE
hrep~ssy prpassJr sdesssisv.
Isssys yesr properly rita
a. q PRATT q SON,
lnA'1A' y a 8: YRsS'saKEss
1IRHHSS8zHS . :, No. Yws,
go thss sssG asssaa FlREy
v ass~s yow Lvs g e kxC11SIOk,. 0 Mes
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th aud streets

CHANCERY SALE OF HOUsE AND LOT ON
9TH STREET EAST. BETWEEN EAST CAP
lTOL AND STREET SOUTH.
- BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court
IL. Of the District of Columbia passed i'm chan
:a 1cery cause No. ,sl4, on the 9th day Of July,
s.U, shall sell at public suetoH, in front Of the
D. m, the south IL feet front by the depth OF the lot
OF Lot 5, tQuare e42. with the impro1 ements, con-
sisting Of q small Frame Mouse.
Terms One third cash; balance in equal install
menfs at and u months from day OF sale, pur-
bearing interest from day Of sale and secured BY
deed OF trust on the premises. Conveyancing and
stamps at purchaser cost. -
r. r MORSELL Trustee.
Jyl+d GREEN VILLA Ms Aucts
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kH WM. L. WALL CO., .Auctioneers,
New Marble Building,
stores NoSOO and 8 OF, south cor Pa ~ and 9th ct
DEREMPTORY SALE
THE IRON srEAasH1p "vIReIN,p
wAsHIsGTok NAVY YARD,
ON "WEDNESDAY, 9TH INST Ar IN m

THE IRON srEAasH1p "vIRe1s,p
MAsHINGToN NAVY YARD,
ON "WEDNESDAY, 9TH INST, At IL M.
This vessel 10 veil known. Descriptions already
given In recent advertisements The Virgin y vii
be sold perempto!y to the highest bidder Tor cash
Onefo9rth 81 the purchase money must be paid on
any time during the day '"u '' 'A"u''neo
BY order Of the Seer etary Of the Treasury
E.O. BANFIELD, Solicitor
" l6du4t kILBOURN LATTA. Aucts
AUCTION SALE MtEx OF BgHpIsGs AT sEDG.
DEPOT QrARTsRMAsrER's OFFICE,
xy., mAshiSGroN, ID. o., July Il. 1870
Jur &c 9e cn th az Srs%ises on
ing described buildings at the of Connecticut
avenue and street, namely
One One G Gs.Tscs s 1sg by 2, two stories
One shop, s. by 20
One Smfhy, 81 BY 10
One Laundress' quarters, So by 81, two stories
One Bake house % BY is
One Stable, 2lS by "a
One Stable, Sc by 10
One stable, 1S9 by 70
One Guard house, q by 81
One Shop, 30 by is
One Magazine, 10 by 10, brick
One Cook house, 40 by Is
One Stewards quarters. - BY Is
One Laun dress quarters, SO by %
one L.undress' quarters, s. By 8
9eJ feet of Fence.
Terms cash.
= The United States relinquishes all care of these
buildings al day OF SALE Seven days will b. allowed
purchasers TO remove them. -.
By order of the Qaartermaster General
W. MYERS.
jy ct Brew. Brig. Gen, Depot q. N.
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RY THOs; <. wAGGAMAN, ,..-.L.5 .....
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. az Seventh street, opposite the Posi- Once.

III THUS. Is. W AGGAmAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. s1S Seventh street, opposite the Post Once.
TRUsrKHs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL RS
TATE ON ELRvgHTH STREET WEST, BIZ.
rwEEN Q AND STREETS NORTH.
0Hugent and wife, bearing date 10th day OF May,
-. ID. b69, 70 the undersigned a. Trustee, and
the Land records Of the county Of Washingtso. d
O. and by direction Of the party secured thereby,
on RSDAf the INST day Of July, A. D. 1870, ct
3ocsock D. m, AL thet piece OF parcel 81 ground cit
District Of Cofumbia, known and described as lot
numbered =, N 0oltman and Adams 'snb division Of
square mbered 309. ..79 al = = =
Terms Of Me: One third cash; balance in and u
trust the preiscs sold IL the terms are not con
piled with In Ave days after the day Of the Trus
reserves the RICH to resell at the cost and risk
the fst purch alter one week netice An con-
yeyancing and revenue stamps e costs OF
deposit Of $50 must be made 1t the time Of sale.
ANpREW j. JOYCE, Trustee.
jys-tds fH0S. =. WA6GAMAN, Auct.
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EALTH IS WITHOUT PRICE
DIR. j. BRADFIE1D'S
FEM ALE Re q ULATOR
WCNAN'S BEST FRIEND.

NWH reotore the 0ecret1Ons; relieve Al pain Ct the
monthly period" cure Bheumatism and NezrAlRia
Of Back and Uterus. Leucorrhea or "Whites," and
correct all Irregularities peculiar 90 ladies.
i. 1t VIII remove III Irritation Of Kidneys and Blad-
and strength 70 the whole system; clear tie SKIN,
inRsIt1e rosy hue 70 the ehssa. and chesrfulnsss
II = sure . cure ip al the above diseasss q
ouinine Is in chi3ls and fever. =
Ladies "a. es1s sssIvss OF all the above diseases
sgtthost Ysrenlias their complaints to szy psrssn
which 10 always mortfyAg 70 heir pSsds and sasd.
Il Is recOmnsndeA by the best physicians and the
FOR fun pAstieulsrs, history Of dissasss, and Ger
tincate Of s wonderful cures, the reader d REFERRED
Price 9IR. Ios sale ~ IR MAJO3s e:O:E0RD,
my S-n,vIly W6oisseis xssnis, baifiscrs.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT ogFICI,
ITO FAT NE

Two suits Of INV CLOTHING, DAde By eone
Of the hrst class oorp Of the District for m1e e
pxINOEB Loan Once Sale Store,
ieN-6 1905 Pa. ave., w Washington, d. q.
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ssssl engraved vrsSp9. Vim sse-o,an. q
OhsaasA Warsnosss. "a asnsl
1AAw IN KlLnDoa
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nEANMOODs s.-3,st y t.s9nlslliolls 80
vi HOW LOST now RESTORED
SSSsassl ). s. s. III TAI xsphss 81 81.
~ -, :sS;s;s:s q -: -
-. 1899 ssnsr.llyi Asrye.as.. ooesl- ~
hH6tsy, rss1lanf frea ss.5 AZ, ~ ~ 1oS1; 8:
"A 1sss % nssssn1s a. 0uf~Us."
cent under eeal, In . plain envelope, % nv q.
erese Yestpos1, q recetlt q sy cel1l. tvo po0t-
AZ temp. By CHAs: y g; LIHI 90. iS5
= Az. d. OeiysrvsnS "nArtags outas," yrios
limited STATES PATENT 0yFICB,
~ WAsHINefoN. D. O.. July S, l85u,
On the petition Of CARLOS BBENCH, of Soy
nour, Conn, praying fox the extension OF patent
granted TO him on the 7th day Of October 1855 for
an inDr0vsnent In Coiled sprinss for Railrosd
II Is ordered that the testimony IN the cas. b.
closed on the 9Th day OF September next; that the
time Tor filing arguments and tia Examiner report
limited to the 18th day Of September next end that
next. 1r'-s-- = -
Any person may oppose tbs extension.
bADUEL .. TISHHR.
tysf,& Oommis1ioneF q Patents.
no FAT III - .r...l
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u
action was making Indecent haste TO reverse
what had been the policy OF the government for
the past seventy-eight years. 1t reversed the
statute on our book that involved our CONNER
cal independents, and under the influence Of
which we were rapidly acquiring the CONNER
cisl supremacy when the war came upon us.
he said that to allev the purchase OF these YES
sels would be but to reward those who had
scourged our commerce from the seas. The
President could call them together in two
weeks, and By that time they could consult the
the true situation Of Affairs In Europe. q. &
M. BROOKS On. 70 opposed the minority re-
port a. placing Within the control Of the Presi-
Withholding his proclamation. and he did not
desire II in the hands Of any one man 70 control
This interest. He said we had now ships lying
IDLE on account of the duties imposed upon the
ARTICLES necessary to run them, which foreign
snips did not pay, and which prevented our own
SHIPS from competing -
time 70 regain the so 90 tons Shipping tha, we
nad lost during the war, and not allow every
thing to go to England, including our own car
Mr.. Schenck modified his bill so that il should
~ curing the war, or not to exceed six months.
,osas 20 gan said he had previously supported q
snnnor,ss saar TO that now reported, and he
p usu ~ now stronger than ever.
WI. DuS 1r tAass-) also supported the meas
I.s, anu "Sssrs Peters aud Lynch MEL and
Mr. Nsgley tPs] moved to lay the whole sub
1ect on ihe table, and the yeas and navs we're or
dered; The motion was disagreed to-yeas ~
nays 50. 49, -
MI Dawes moved the appointment OF n conn
mittee to wait upon the President and infornu
him that the Two Houses were about 10 adiosrn
and the chair appointed Mr.. Dawes M
Schenck, and MT. Cox a. such COMMITTEES
The yeas and nays were ordered on a motion
to adjourn, which consumed the time until
O'Clock. when Mr.. Dawes returned and re portsS
that the committee had discharged their duty
and the President had informed them that hs
had no further communication 10 make.
The hour Of o'clock having then arrived, thu
Speaker declared the second session Of th,
F0rty-first Congress adjourned without date.
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AUQ CION GALES,
M THOMAS SONS, AUCTIoNEERs, NOs.
VI 139 and 141 y. FOURTH Street.

SUPERIOR DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.
On Saturday Afternoon,
AT O'Clock, at the auction rooms Dutch iower
roots, hy acnths, etc. II I2t
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ments2 The knots and groups of citizens
began to move uneasily towards their homes,
as IL feeling that their strong arms would
soon be needed to WELD the knife and rifle
for the protection of their thresholds.
Now strange, exciting cries are heard from
these who have remained the last upon the
streets, and the cry of Buffalo the buffalo
are crossing the river" was echoed by many
mouths.
Men hurried out of their houses. women
appeared in the doorways and windows their
night garments giving them the ghostly ap-
pearance of the inhabitants of the sepulchre.
Rife barrels cleaned and shone with Grim
son lustre in the light of the fires which
were now laving their serpent tongues in the
waters of the river edge
Heavens! what was that huge body
Tushes past the frightened women aud like a
demon incarnate dashes up the street. Then
another, and still another, then the place re-
sounds with clicking hoofs, and a seq of
moving hair and glistening horns fills the
streets and sidewalks. Crash crash crash
The rifles resound upon the streets. Crash
crash! and heavy bodies sink to rise no more
moment of horror and bewilderment, and
then the town is quet-the streets empty
and the thunder of receding hoofs comes
almost inaudibly to the ears of the citizens
who now cautiously sally forth. In the streets
and cutters dark, shaggy masses are dimly to
be seen by the light of the now dying fires.
They struggle and vainly strive to rise to their
feet, but soon sink back and beat their huge
heads against the hard roadway, and as the
crimson life stream pours from mouth and
nostril, roll their eyes in the death agony
By the morning light nought is to be seen
but the CORY pools which yet lay like minia-
ture lakes upon the streets.
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AN EXCITING SCENE.

THE PRAIRIE AFIRE AROUND SIOUX FALLS CITY
BUFFALO FLEE BEFORE THE DEvoURING ELE-
MENT-THEY ARE DRIVEN BY THE FIRE INTO
THE MIDST OF THE SETTLEMENTS.
From the SiOu1 CITY Journal.
From gentleman just arrived from Sioux
Falls City we learn the following particulars
of an exciting affair which occurred at that
place few nights since:-
The prairie had been burning in the neigh
borhood all the afternoon, and towards eve
ming the country on the Dakotah side of the
river was seen to be ablaze and the winds
from the westward waited dense cloud of
smoke and ashes towards the city. AS
night drew on the lurid flames illu-
minated the streets, casting a crimson
light upon the windows of the buildings and
causing a weird expression to overspread
the countenanees Of the citizens who were
congregatedlupon the street corners watching
the leaplDg flames as they writhed and
twisted like souls in purgatory, on the oppo-
site side Of the river. All was still and no
sound was to be heard save the occasional
cracking of the tall bunch grass as it strug-
gled and fought with the fiery serpents that
attacked its stems. The citizens gaZed with
awe upon the grandest OF Western sights, and
though gathered together in little knots and
groups, near each otheh the sublimity and
grandeur of the immense panorama over
powered all speech, and all stood silent and
motionless, watching the approaching fires
Hark what means the rumbling sounds
that, borne upon the night winds, break with
such dismay upon the ears of the affrighted
spectators? Men look into each others faces,
and though their lips move not their eyes
strive to seek the cause of these strange
noises. Uneasily they gaze along the river
banks The river is not rising; so it is not
thence the sounds proceed. Ne hurricane is
felt so the winds can furnish no solution to
the mystery. What can it be? Soon the
noise of rolling thunder is mingled with other
sounds, appearing like the click of bride
bits or sheaths Of swords, and, anon, the
snorting, putting breath of animals can also
be clearly be heard. Can it be that the
savages have fred the country, and with this
fsa1fll ally arc coming to destroy ths settle
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THE MECHANISM OF A DREAM.

GERMAN DREAMS OUT AN AUTOMATIC WONDER
A CURIOUS PRoDUCTIoN-sINGULAR STORY
OF THE AUTHOR OF THE WORK.
From the Troy Times, NOv. 5.
few days since we told singular story
detailing the arrest of two burglars through
the instrumentality of a dream. We have
now to record a more singular tale-how a
man for fourteen years has been steadily
working with one object in view-the perfec-
ton Of most wonderful piece of mechanism
having in the first instance received the
impression of the idea from dream, which
wrought such an influence upon his mind
that during all these intervening years he has
followed 1t with an infatuation that could not
be resisted, and which was sometimes SO great
that his daily aVocation was neglected, and
even his family were left without the
necessaries of life. For the past six
months he has abored almost con-
stantly at his pet machine, and though
often disappointed in the realization of this
grand idea, often casting the work of months
aside as some obstacle intervened to necessi-
tate change of plans, he has never been
discouraged or disheartened. To the jeers
of friends and the pleadings of his family he
would always respond, 'My dream, my
dream 1t was to him the ignis fdtuus
which shone across the marshes and moors
OF disappointment, and proved to him the
means by which one OF the most curious and
wonderful contrivanees ever perfected has
been produced. The name of this man is
Joseph Bergman, and he lives in a little
wooden house on Farm street, Ida Hill. Yes
terday, having previously heard of Berg
manns invention or contrivance, we took a
walk up to the locality with two other gentle
men, and after being nearly mired in mud in
our efforts to reach the house, we at last found
it, and were kindly received by the proprie-
tor. He ushered us into room about eight
feet square, in which stood his wonder-the
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ROOFINO.

N ID r o o N G.
II This Roonng Is adapted to all buildings. II
STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
at one-haf the expense OF Tin. IL is readily put on
old Shingle Roofs without removing the shingles,
thus avoiding the damaging OF ceilings and furniture
PRESERVE YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WELL
TONS ELASTIC PAINT.
am always prepared 70 Repair and Paint Roofs
at short notice. Also, PAINT FOR SALE by the
barrel or gallon; the best and cheapest in the
market.
W. A. WELTON,
2lTs No. III N. NINTH ST., above Coateas
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COAL.

GOAL.
GOAL PER TON OF 224O LBS. DELIVERED,
" LEHIGH, Furnace, s7'I5; Stove $500; Nut
500; SCHU1LklLL, Furnace, 1915; Stove, sI'O0;
Nut, 500; SHAMOKIN, Crate sI'25 Stove, 81 so
Nut, 1925.
EASTWICK Il BROTHER
Yard, No. 2200 WASHINGTON Avenue. ONCE, No.
22S DOCK Street. 20rn tf
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