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steamboats ano Railroads.
nFOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

nFOpLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
TIE aS SEsi5 ESW sT I@ I psiS RICHMOND one
M leave Pier No River afternoon anday eIe,plel
Ws Sorth ami leave The d'amloat sHung 81
Abany At oeock os the sr'A' oi o'ah'ne 1' O ~
We" a1S 9,, SS,I can be on.d Wharf Df
RIpres. Boadsay. ahd No tourst bfootEh
to Z. destination Freight received an TIE loat o departure
DFGTIAR EVENING LINE for Albany and
X T eleet Fare 50 cent; Berihs 50 cents state
ssIer. leave DAILY (saturays) excepted from Pier " R
iI for the North Through tickets issued and bag
gage checked to Destination
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK. STEAM
" BOAT co. successors 20 D. D. a 4 Shaa'' Lne-
Ohce on Htrrson-N. Fier No ~
For Sing Sing Yyae nysny and i1ternea landings every
rung at Seylork At > ana - a. u:
NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
bo. THOMAS CORNELL viii commerce her trips On SATURDAY.
sfser leaving Harrson,st, Pier a Y R., al : r u.
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESUMED.
Of the Pops Line for Albany resume their trp'
on SATURDAY ne llh inst 81 oelocA m Pas'age 81
DELAWARE AND NEw-YORK 5. 5. Co.,
~ PR GvfS q ES, i,. % S %w s@ p EVER FfHf soyp1Y
and THURSDAY Al taxing PASSENGER I5i freight for al goin'
the JGneaoo and B,er9s5 I'D ps,saTs RaS seans
the ira For passage and freight ,pJ at ONE ou
Pier - ); {: GIBBS, AssaI
NAVIGATION RESUMED for HARTFORD
DRET 7' Nam s.Te gEASE M Horf SAdh ~. 1 as 'S rsf nv n
old and popular rtrei pang all hills their de2ar
' The STIiat f. 90 5s'yEiaf ~ p Y
NerYors. MARIN 9. ls7l
HARTFORD DIRECT-State of New York
and c Of Hartford sAy. Ff'I.io % a. 49, A. m @ ha
Srstts5ofo' H. as. FAR 1T eias. vs. es., 81 y
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and the
sorhsieaner leAve s'lp for NeRls'eu a. 1913 A'
fua with
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, April II,

NEN-1Okhs lutrudNs hlih IL AV'A'
A rurber of sales took place at the EN-
.barre this morning Messrs T. H. Ludlow Adrian !"
,-e, and Anthony j. Bleecker being the auctioneers
- s,dding was languid and, a general thing, the
nriecs werp very low. . ,oa ,o,s An
FNessrs johnson Miller sold some unimproVed lo's !"
% Lease OF brewery and malt house. with six lots OF
nnd known AZ Nos. 35, Sl5 S9. 32l. S3 ana so ne
feventh-st, sold on the premises by order VI ~"
tinted states Court, for Sl2.lO0 ,h east
William H. Raynor sold three full lots nor m the
corner of + Eghtieth-st. and Fifthaye, ana th'00 W
rear fronting Eighteth-st. for sl35,oo0 ,siness in
The ST. louis Republican reports an aeNe W. Greater in
real estate The sales since jan nav Sng those
amOnnt and number than ever 9eIoi&e ~ realzed hand
.ualiy dun months, and the prices nav And i'm num-
advance generally on Iofei m conrse of erection
her and quality the buildings nov ~ meor been seen in
arr Ear In advance of what has ever pe s intend adj
ctv one Of our largest e e m the principal cities
" tb states having been encoufageu so 10 So
Z! =! W , e 6T The many letters OF inquiry received
% 9 saiss Sre to be made during April and MAY OF
lsTgc amounts O % si esssps of both improved and
improved and in every dretOh run ,e Vi te
tt Peal cstate men anticipate brisk business the
coming season
ACTION sALEsFOF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE
BY MULLER, wilkins q co.
.,,et Lguss sndo l2s lstsve. bet h and Sh-sts LOT
% ,o. an. G ios ia be, sullivan md Mae
dsarals oi 2lI!l9 - o
s ga. s nd 5, f-,Ss' 'ss Of Broadway. lot oo
sl'I's i'' ny nv ( H. Ludlow a co.
, t.- stone hoase and o IS West 2oth-st 1874 n.of
80. ts s34 80
80, m x nou and lot 245 Wet 5ls,st 368 Of s'h'ave
BY ROBERTS & INQUIRE.
,,or, f-ornstons aud lot 800 51ths, lilo Of ist
80. 20 an, s,s 1900
@fs pSSO
- III, rr snd oflot o. West.st 10 o. Barclay
lesr grogni Tcrt 81 600 per aurum, q years lese
fra 1855 With rsue0as. W1uV
BY A. =. BLEBCKER, son & CO.
''S, @ 1,'s MO s2l coo
a,, hrasroue and lot No 2s6 6h-s liO Of 2dave,
a.s-g haE hoa and lot 40 lis 59th-s; Of LsIrg
M IsV'N
d. N. SEAMAN.
1,,sof-.th III OF 2daye 28Il022 s255O
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
BY MULLER, WILKINS & co.
9s and lot Of 9thst 20 Of 9Th ave lot 40K
oius oi 0trt e0 Of 4sve, 20Ia loV
BY JOHNSON & MILLER. -
s1ss Hervarst from Wythesve each 2Il0O. SID
o;s tt1-s 68 q Of 5have, each 2oIlo0 lsOo
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
Brooklyn propertn 10 fei.

CHEAP RENT-A 2i-story HOUSE, with ex-
barn acres % land prng and ran "ae
fruit bearing p miles rum The city near ho'se na ' ~
r pleasant and healthy Reut sSo Apply Cumberland'i.
Broolirn near MgrtIe-sye.
ITO LET-Tbe three-story, high-st1op BRlCh
HOUSE Presiient-t oppoiie Carroll Psrs, booAlo
al To on
is4s f,r terms 10 F. r KELLOGG Broadway, NeWlorh
TTO LET-With or without furniture, the 3
tov HOUSE so ~ Tompkins place Brooklyn the fIhNl
TIRF fno e for SALE nquse fo prcusrr AZ The Once oi
T. g. MOORE. rear Of Clinton and DegraT'is
rI,O LET-A nicely furnished three-stOry and
t,~ent brick HOUSE No rs b, gaw 81. Brooklyn gA"Aei
and ever. couveuenee: rent. : OJ. Apply o. premises
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
Citn Rcal estate for Sale.
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-Three-stO high-stoOp, brown
oue HOUSE n excellent desraby located Hanonpace
NJ. A. RULAND Co.. Beeknsn-st. NeW-lork.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
Gong JsIanO Real estate for 6als.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr SALE, with im-
~ mediate At ockvle Center l. L. HOUSE with II
good high ground; plenty Of fruit and
shades suitable Lawyer Doctor bve minutes to depot & r.
rOMBs. 10 Broadway
CHEAP HOMESTEAD PLOTS, ., 10, to
2rO acres l. L. good cultivated land
, rtor and groves; healthy pleasant improving Lato1
cod vere through depot Long TINE; Lle cash
E FyCHASGE fr Cottage Brooklyn city, or Blld ~
Me- a. or Furniture Iniucenen offered settlers D. v" h>>A'i
.a7l1oll-avr., Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
Arction Sales OF Real estate.

J. BLEECKER, SON, i Co., Auctioneers;;
n 'tiTP.UtY AMI l3 ~ a. Exi snge oa!ssoii ~
1at - aH' SrPRRHR COfRf shLH. u PAETIIioN GHDER
99ug niiyf-riOs OF PIiLO q. KUGGLES, 80 kLfLhht-
N s9'y rIIRDST- premises 30 80 and 1s. be- ms Ahd
second fo-se and No 49, Frsis'e
Fi,frrl -tTPIli-s -Lo and tlnr' =. - -,s-f-
-sT.-NfcIut Lot No 81 'Nii""'''
eTtETtSr iIouse snd Loi No ~, coz Tis an a. -.
~ Tpsr - aon bGcs logs atd |t N' 10 49, 80
~ ~ C'rt -sT.-Bnek ll0usr lnI 10. N"' -.
mo. ..-ST.-so. ~ nj ~. co., LF."AsA =. o.,
tfDIJV- I.-Jrnry Lly ast. hf'k i,'us.' -" g. y.
ItDI4V-s . sor.. iga-stoop. tnrA ii"lF No %.
SE' Y-POV fll- IT, Lots D. - p, - az - .s, Grand
oEE- If' III 4 .l-AND-FUKIl sit OND'i'-- N"'' "' ~
Isrs
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
ERIE TRANS Leave DepO


IL foot Of Chambers-st and foot Of 2d-st follows
Through Express Trains leave Chsmherrt stsA II m 80
p m aud p m DAHL! Leave 43ist al s: NJ l0; n AMI 3Io
and dsy New snt improved Dneins Room soacaei
accompany the tTan hrolgho Buffalo connecting At bor
Sleeping Coaches running through O. cleveland
and Gallon Sleeping Soe1es accompany ne II m n from sas
quehanna Buffalo the 3 from Ncs lok % lao spI
the from NevYorS TO iornesvle Baaao and cncinla.
An En- Train leaves daily at 7:t5
For Port Jerys sni Way go p. N (lJtst. il5 p M
Mddetown and Nay s 3O 2dst BIS mis- sni Saa-
only $50 N. l2idst. s;i5 a M
ForOtsyile and Way. az go ll5isL, -I.l5 a. "a
Sewburgh and Way $3.50 and f:Jj tZ3ist 3:f5
m. 3:5 and AIS p. NJ
Tbeatsr Train ll:30 p. ClStst.. -ll:t5 p
For Paterson and Way 2ds Depot, 6.i5 ef5 and
.mi 'l:; 2niI n p y iS n 'sY IS T. 8 st ss2aifP s2iPt
for Haekensack isae from 2kst Depot 81 ., N A1a
i2is jas 5:l5 5:i5 and t6:S From Chamorstt ppo ~
. n and l.. 4 t5:l5 {. and fbf9 u an, n. -. s.fs
II5 4:l5 Sis and 1915 ard satarl',s ol
Depot. a. sy a. NJ Aji s. s'i'i i''''
5fS Saturdays Only. ~ 2;N mli gh'
and Jr Apartments IN DaHiag al
he and ore for tbe checking am tI, o.
h. Company Offices "a 80 aul 20 f'a =
lAjtlst ani lArl'A' @f-n
rgl Futopt Broosvn DsDo foot q Chamh.t aHd foot 80 H
Nv York. No. Esra end Long Dock Depot Jee NY Ai
ofthe A. yt 7is, ~ pf-'I o., WN Z. BARR,
I~U "a. ,NDi' f-o Cell Pas'r Al
tFoT Hsckeu-4cA OIg
q. 4 " onIf.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

OrARrKKxAsrEks OFPicE PhiApkLfhA' - -F' Ell a
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN trlphcale, MN WI nr q
-. re,,,mut attacked viii be received a. ths On
nil rs ,rcs "a on sATCRDil MaF T. III ~ 49,, belo.
onsr,erm.si.rs De- s-tisent 81 this District al ths P
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
NsE.l''', ,,'.I.y De, : ~ pIIfR0AD-FR0M FOOT o
: = r,W1pT v cl' AND NEW-Y0RK RAILROAD

' DEPOT n Sg1YJLA foot o. Lot' - Ns- ~ - a. . sla.,.
"a, 81 ,t.r Jsnsrs SIl, passnter ehs vi o. "a -
pESvE HaWiOk, FOR Bkk6L = A,O NHs =, ai-N o.
'". -s 20 sI5 3:E - sl5 $50. lo;ts ~, u NJ iol
soo g..s in s5i 4J 5.g', SID e;'9. s;s 800 80 ~"
s;t lg; @ 20, "a p < t.a VEST BERGES-At COO 6;'o 's
~ "a q M $50 80, .Jj 80 80 so ii't ER H.
U.s. "''' '' a.. D. El,hEk. S1lsflt beaA
~ 2 hALDN ~ Get. r go s Agent
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
CHEAP FARM and FRUIT LANDS, pleasant
Houes. and VILLAGE Los NAV be bad At
0ountrp Real estate for Sale.

4 y elegant HOUSE 10 rooms, or acres
N Of choice hour and 40 minutes from NeW iork
living cent cheaper place NeSlork pree
sl2Oo Also larger HOUSE IS barn &c; choice
fruit Sth 10 v 25 acres Of land.
A. D. NEWELL. NJ. D., NeE-Brunswiek n. }
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
T'OR SALE CHEAP-A splendid HOUSE in
L0R SALE al Hndson-A beautifnl COUN-

1 TRY SEAT and FARM 1872 Of uplani within the city limits
about 100
available number Of beautiful building sites The dwens
house large handsome perfect order and commands superb
CstsE Mountains the Hudson River and NE CITY ind
and In good order The sna
gbo h under The place has plenty
of uit well supplied sith Its striking beauties
b u vr much increased For further paftcuars appy 10
J.. D. & J. H. SKlDMORE.
o. faFar acgufH HeurrO NJ.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

EOK SALE-At Elizabcth, on JerseY-st., a
doube zarg HOUSE va ali tls nod d-r eoarracne D., 16r
30 ali b. sold sPled Tor beiore ne ~ n% Ag 10 th-
ChAtLIS SILVER.
10 Il B0liw
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

n o N z "a d Co lPhadeIpha ke,d @'te' ont eI
within ~ Of the Cy Hall Iots % ~ lV
tgE so greater poraon Of which e-n be
BGc neuts Pull psTrcslss with tctsts 20
he yla.es Osos Il tie AsLO FAkh LAAD
tOAPANf Na. i5- and ~ B-oaiusr, Room No Is
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

FOR SAIL q. ENCLANGE-Fo CITY HDusc,
'aeh. fAf - ,aiursud. u sne order J.. aeTe' I"l'
- D.la, l.e, uyl- thff, 0e-AI lrf no4h-
H'lf n j. oue Loul tld glaref iroa n
%. H. FAAbOS Na Fil1st.A J.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

ID DARGAINS-Several HOUSES, near depot,
ID slor; distance from Houses in the G furnished
furnished Farms every description Lofts and OGoes
SEALEY BROTHER. a Mbetvst.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
0p SALE AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ele-
nor SALE-At stamford. Conn, delightfully."-

case1u Hubbard Hill convenient to depot connections iraae
UyyFfTNC conveu arranged. contains % rooms Td pi W
e ye and conn lie stable and house. barn ana olner
50 acres Of ni 10 high state of ulyaon ina'5
ros.e.son Price asked $4,000 Apply 20 HOMER MOk%A
be9 1900
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

TOR SALE or LET-turnlShed, Tor season or
- low mat tegutfu large MANSION 1t Cornwall OVERLOOKING
fo1 Rver. II Room. l Neandahs n aouGisnee Fruit
Gs Care1 House Stable Cow Horse Carriage Ie best
G g,l r ctr Losrsr. beautifully situated Parucars l0ses
=. '- ~ ~ o n PlERSON, No Pue-st. y Y
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
Ncm- Jer5en Real Gstatc for Sale.
4 J.. WOODRUFF g. Co.,
y. SEW-JERSEY REAL ESTATE.

4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE or TO
~ LIT <res OF lsni situated iu Verona r
Coz j. r from Mont Clair Depot. and viii soon be within
Of a. tousc 10 h4rus wagon
1es sts Ilr q u 65 choice vines ornamental trees
Ia eay location Pnce, 1850 rent et0 Inquire Of
hlkAN COOK. 1l d eulse. of Il oil,
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PERFECT pURGATlyE pILLS,
1 s7Ss22 THE GREAT CAUSE
$glgSS OF
Human Misery.

Just Published, in sealed enrelOpc. Price sir cts
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ry Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous Debility
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Consumption, Epilepsy, aud Fits; Mental and
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The world renowned author, in this admira
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TERMS TO CLUBS,

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HEALTH, BEAUTY,
Strong and pure rich bIood--Increase Of ilesh
and Weight Clear Skin and Beautiful
Complexion secured to all.
DR.. RAILWAYS
SarsapariIlian ResOlVent

SarSapariillan ResOlVent
Has made the most astonishing cures, so quick
so rapid are the changes the body undtigoes,
under the Influence of this truly wonderful
medicine, that every day an increase in flesh
and eight is seen and felt
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop Of the Sarsaparillian Resolven,
communicates through the Blood, Sweat, Urine
and other flutes and juices fine system of the
vgor Of life, for il repairs the waste Of the body
with new and sound material Scrofula, Sy.
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GERS in the throat, Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in
the Glands aud other parts olIhe system, Sore
Eyes, Strumrous discharges from the Ears. and
the worst forms Of Skin Diseases. Eruptions.
Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt
Rhenm. Elysipelas, Acne, Black Spots, Worms
in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers in the Womb,
and all weakening and painful discharges,
Night Sweals, Loss of Sperm aud all wastes of
the lifo principle, are within the curative range
ofhis wonder Of Modern Chemistry aid alpw
days Use will pro,e 10 any person using it for
either Of these form Of disease its potent power
10 cure them.
fthe patient, daily becoming reduced by
the wastes and decomposition that is cOnlinu.
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wastes, and repairs the same with new mate.
rial made from healthy blood Land this the
SARSAPARlLLlAN will and does secure--a
cure is certain; Tor when once hisremedy com.
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in diminishing the loss of wastes, its repairs
will be rapid, and every day The patient will
feel himself growing better and stronger, the
food digesling better, appetite improving, anil
flesh and weight increasing. 1t is not only
the best remedial agent for the CUE of Chronic
diseases, butt is the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Drcpsy. StoppOgc of Water, lnconlincnce Of
Urine, Brighl's diseases, Albuminuria, and in
all cases where there are brick.dust deposits
or the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with sub.
stances like The white an egg, DC
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gum, purge. regulate, purify, cleanse, and
strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cure Of
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Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases etc.
Price 25 cents per box. Sold by all Drug.
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Important Dates.


Few readers are aware until they have
had occasion to test the fact how much
labor and research is often saved by such
table as the following, the work of one
now 10 bis grave:
l6OG-Virginia settled by the English.
l6l4--New York settled by the Dutch.
EMBELLISHMENTS settled by the
Puritans.
l6l4-New Jersey settled by the Dutch.
1851 -Dclcware settled by the Swedes
and Fins.
l6S5-AIaryland settled by the Irish
Catholics.
l6OS-Conncc,icut settled by the pur.
tans.
1730-Rhole Island setlel by Roger
Williams.
l600-NOrth Carolina was settled by
the English.
l67O-South Carolina settled by the
Huguenots.
682-Peunsylvania settled by William
Penn.
l732-Georgia was settled by General
Oglethrope.
l78l-Vernont was admitted into the
Unioa.
Tennessee was admitted into the
Union.
1SO2-0hio was admitted into the In
ion.
1Sll-Lousana was admitted into the
Union.
lSl6-Iudiana was admitted into the
Union
1873 Mississippi was admitted into the
Union.
lSlS-Ilinoisc was admitted into the
Union.
1S19-Alabama was admitted into the
Union.
1S20-Maine was admitted into the In
ion.
I82l-Missouri was admitted into the
Union.
1880 Michigan was admitted into the
Union.
lS36-Arkansas was admitted Into the
Union.
lS45-Florida was admitted into the
Union.
lS47--Iowa was admitted into tho Tn.
ion.
lS4S-Wisconsin was admitted into the
Union.
lS49-California was admitted into the
Union.
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II, IL. IL.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

In From One 10 Tiseuiy Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR.
after reading this advertise ned any ont
suffer with pain. Railways Ready 'eliei is
cure for very pain. 1t was The i'fst and IS
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the mosI cxcrielatinsp pains
allays inilamatops, and cures CONCESSIONS.
whether Of the lungs, stomach, bowels, OF 9th
or glands or organs, by one application, in
from one to twenty minutes. no matter how
violent or cxcrnrlating the pain The rheumatic,
bed ridden, nftm, crippled, nervous. neural
gic, OF Frustrated with disease may suffer.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
will afford instant ease. Inhimation Of the
Kidneys, Inflammation Of the bladder. lniam
nation Of the Bow els, Congestion Of the 1T rgs
Sore Throat. Difficult Breathing. Palpitaiion
Of the Heurt, Mysteries. Group, Diphlheria,
Catarrh Influenza, Headache. Tooibachc. Neu'
algia, Rheumatism, Cold ChIlls, Ague Chills.
The application Of the Ready Relief to the
part or parts where the pain or difficulty exists
will afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in half tOmbcr of water
will in a few minutes cure Cramps. Spasms,
Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache. Di.
arhea. Dyscntery, Collie, Wind in The Bowels,
and nll internal pains /.
Travellers should always carry bottle Of
Railways Ready Relief with them, A few
drops in water will prevent sickness or pains
from change of water. 1t i, better than French
Brandy or Bitters as simulmt
FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever aud Aguc cured for fifty cents. There
is not a remedial agent in this world that will
cure Fever and Aguc, aud all other Mflarous,
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other
Fevers (aided BY RAILWAYS PILLS. so
quick as RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Fifty cents per bottle.
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Bad Habits in Conversation.

Among the many bad habits which may
be observed in society is that Of indulgiug
10 expressions which are not literally true.
Truth is jewel Ofsuch iuestimable value
thatit ought on no account be sullied or
disregarded.
The bad habit Of expressing in an in
dated manner has tendency to make US
undervalue the truth, and must, therefore,
be injurious. Thousand fall into this error,
through want of thought or attention.
Tho few following expressions, drawn
from everyday life, may furnish useful
suggestions to those who arc anxious to
avoid evil in oil its degrees
was so i'll that l thought would have
died.
The doctor said iii had been hairs
breadth deeper it would have killed me.
She turned pale as a sheet.
She has fifty or sixty thousand dollars
for her fortune.
My hands were as cold as icc
His face was as black as my hat.
I am tired to death.
1t was large black cat
He was as fat as porpoisc, she thin as
a herring.
We were up to our knees III dirt.
1t was enough to kill me.
I have called on him fifty times.
| have told him Of bis fault thousand
times.
had not a wink Of sleep all night.
would not do it for all the world.
The above remarks apply to the bad
habits of many. There are two persons
who should benefit by thcm--thc writer
and the reader.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-07
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