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TIE DEoUGHT has become excessive in the
vicinity - Cincinnati. There has been no rain
of conse,, 1ence for weeks, and everything Is
parched up- Wells and cisterns are exhausted
and the most awful results are apprehended
from fires where there is nothing 10 extingrish
them. Our country population are praying for
rain.
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KING-NEwTON. At st. Patrick's Church,
Carroll alb on Tuesday, Oct ISL, by the Rev.
Mo-, am MOLLIE NEWTON, daughter of VIM
Lewis Newton, ESQ, Of Washington, d. Q. No
rarda q
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llY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 3l9, Southeast corner It'll and ID streets
TEUSTEES' SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
- By virtue of the terms Of deed Of tru DAT ed
So July 81, ls69, and recorded in Liber T. and r.
NO. Is, folio IS, one Of the land records OF
the county Of Washington, District Of Columbia,
aud at the request Of the party secured there
by, we will, on MONDAY, the 23d day of
october instant, At O'Clock =. m, the premises
sell at public auction the following Lots, viz Lots
No To- H. and 10, IN square No Iii; at the corner
OF A street south and 10Th street east
The sale Is made to secure the payment Of a note
for 81 go, dated July 81 1859, and payable with in
tcrest in u me nfhs after date.
Terms Of sale One third cash; the balance in six
and twelve months, with interest from day of sale
Deferred payments to be secured by deed Of trust on
the lots. leo e. be paid at sale IL the terms are
not complied with in days the trustees will resell
at the expense and risk Of the defsultiDg purchaser
All cOnyeyancibg and stamps At the expense of the
purchaser. JOHN III. HOLDEN, -.
j. RUSSELL BARR, ( ii"stecs'
oclO-d GREEN X WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RAILROADS.
H III s5 sE2n ERb kSETa sSs EsI

~ cNNAh AMI cONAnF kcIs
IN. ALABAMA ASp CHATTANOOGA RAN.
s sSss,: AZ, Tenn: = S:5isi:s Mn
isnd Bo-toh, Nov iOtk fhiiSssi I Rs'I pST
49,, ss' ~ s' ms,,,s9 LySssqrs and chstss
Nlckshurs, and al sputhveste-r cities -
The rosd.sed = IN splendid eonairiou. snd IN.
Pullmsn : Palace Day aud Slsepins Oar. are 70 =.
syrn via this route IRON LynehburE 20 Noble end
Purchass Tickets yis the Alsbarns and Cha.ss-
nooea ha,lroAd, and secu,e me esicke-t Cue ana
Tbs stiertion q rreirht shipp-r, .. called % tan
tive he NoTsh ssS sSsss. ~.th sssSs aSs1, =
iox a. ~ any other route.
,, Ms ,hiI fTsisht, and procure bns o. ladIns va
.wILIIAG SkAvy, eeoer., Frs,sA,.ua r,cs.
-: u :. sLASToN, General Superintendent Chsr,.-
RALTrMORE AND OHIO RArLRoAp
Trains between wAsHiSe- - 70 iSL
To- E&si rs GSfsSsSrr. sSs ;SS:s.a rZ
A'i are nov F FSi 4 bk Kirk SIs
sss: M isss,' 500. liS. SO s $40 "a, Il
1.. AZ TSR ALL WAY STATIONS.
LIE e sn5 essses' sund~y,si sss and s:sss
IOr ,PriDsPsi wssy Stations, Bladep.surs. Bsl.-
AZ fa1s. 90 1 ana SnS,io6 40 40 Rssy lssy
yessupe The $40 D. N stops AZ kSp.n ~ y,
The 1ts ,. m. on Sunday stop. a. dursns ,ss
FOR ANNAPoLIz
Leave 10 6.ta q m. and 10 n m Natrsfn "A %
from Annapolis on sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTlNORE
Leave 500 20 N .pd 90; $40 and T:ss D m.
ron ALL PATS iiS : OF ~ f fRi * N.
ss sn S:,S 90 esosR, sa5nrday aud sunday, At ets
on SATURDAY :! as and itspm.
ing a. Rslsl s.os r s9S "a, ss m only connses
Whse,ins, fsrssr.buIs Pitt.6urs, =;
and st ssgrg .ns PopSso estTssn Relay HSa.
Relay House with strssburs and Winchester socos
Throusi tickets TO the West can be had n -
Warrington Station Ticket Once ~ al hours in N
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston .e. "A.
j. L. WILSON,
Master of Trans portsfsos
b,m COLI General Ticket Agent,
Sko. ;. kO0Nrz, Gen1 Ast, Washington. MI
T>HROUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WAsHINeroN, June 2, lSe-noon.
u. ~ !. =; ss'I. sIw S Iokak &W%
La.2s d sEw ssi neEk su ,.S
-.4 WV p TfoR PHILADELPHIA.
a.. Lesys esiiy except Sunday at 500 .. m, l2.s
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 800 D. m, and Phs,sas,-
sSIsssPins ests ior New Igrt on D. m. train only.
Boston can be had at the station Once At ali hours
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad .dver,,.rr,.rs
ior sehedn,e be,seen washington, Baltimore, Ah-
nspohs and me West. l. WILSON,
I'm. COLI, General Ticket Agent
GEO. :. koONTZ, Agent, Washington. jels
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A HEAVY RAIN on Saturday laid the dust and
cinders in Chicago, and proved great relief to
the people, who were suffering from the fur
nace-like atmosphere. Notwithstanding the
large amount Of provisions that has been for
waTded, there is only enough to feed the home
less and destitute multitude from day TO day,
and the burrying forward of fresh supplies be-
comes q matter OF paramount Importance.
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GIBBONS. On the 18th inst, ANN ELIZABETH
PRISCILLA, daughter of Jose phi II. and Mary Glib
bOns, aged years and ii months.
"A me ber Of Christ, child Of God, and an
inheritor Of the Kingdom of Heaven"
OHAGAN. On Monday, October 18th, at "a
O'Clock D m, Mrs. SUSANNA O'HAGAN, aged II
years.
Her funeral win take place tomorrow WED
nesdsyI afternoon, at O'Clock, from 1892 street,
which her friends ard the friends of the family
respectfully invited 10 attend.
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MARRIED.

Some Georgia ladies propose to play the
piano for the championship at the State fair.
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RY LATIMER & CLEARLY. Auctioneers,
- successors TO Cooper & Latimer,)
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and Ilth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE BY nEIER NE TIE CAIIRE

IAIE BIZ tkIER OF THE COURT.
- By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of
- the District 81 Columbia, passed in chancerv
- cause No. ,l64. docket 8, Vim. IL. DeVaughn
ct al: VS.. Emma r. DeYsu I'm ct al, shall sell at
public auction, on FRIDAY, the Goth day OF Octo-
her, A, D. ISL, at ocloci p. m, on the premises
Lots II, z, ID, and g i, inS mare numbered g. Lots
h, and ID fronts on Virginia avenue, between +
and q streets n. w, and Lots and G. on ed. be-
tween and G. streets, n. W.
Also, at IA O'Clock M, Lot A. in Square num-
6ered - being the southwest corner OF 24th and
streets n. W.
Also, az O'Clock p. m. Lot 4, in Square num-
streets NV.
And on the following day, at 4 O'Clock D. m . Lot
], in Square numbered COZ, being on the southeast
corner Of Water and streets ). W.
Also, at O'Clock 2. m, LO. 8, IN Square num-
bered go, fronting on the north s.le of East Cap
itol street, between 18th and 18th streets N. Y.
Terms Of sale One-third of the purchase money
10 be paid cash In hand the residue thereof in and
u months respectively from day Of sale, with inter
est. TO be secured by deed Of trust the property
A deed given when the purchase money is paid
stamps and eOnyeyan az the cost OF the pur-
chaser; deposit Of SIS will be required upon each
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
I'VE days from the day q sale the property will be
J. BRiGHT, }Trustees.
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RY VIM. l.. WALL u CO., Auctioneers,
~ New Marble Building,
PEREMPT0RY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT ON SIXTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN
AND III STREETS NORTH

PEREMPT0RY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
k kSn on srSTR STREET REE WEST, BETWEEN G
IL On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October
t8 19, ISL, at clock, we viii offer for ale at
s&Lpublic auction. in front of the premises, the
49, OF the authentic ground plan plat Of the city
Of Washington, beginning for the same at point on
corner Of said lot. and running thence north with
u line OF 9Th street IA feet inches; thence l09
feet 70 rear line Of said lot thence south with said
ments thereon, consisting of neat and comfortable
q small Frame House ON the rear Of said lot, front
ing on the public slley-way.
west, between and streets north and persons de-
srous Of securing neat and comfortable house aud
3frms: One-third cash; balance in six and tweiy g
months; deferred notes bearing interest, TO be 81
ss dssd % IF s ssnos ~ @
will be required soon sold. The sale Is peremp-
U5s end ssssr'A' the %rsssHSR
d tsuccessors to Cooper q Lstimer,)
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and lith street.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
a By virtue Of 2 decree Of the Circuit aud Su-
GpnSersisnsd will .si, At public auction, on the the
premises, on MONDAY. the 6th November next, at
40 SS0ek p s ss s. :. bsss s sa1s Lots
and Rhode Island avenue, being Lots ., 8, 7, 10, II
and u, Of Brent subdivision of Square 90.
paid 10 cash, and the remainder in two equal pay
ments at six and tw7lye months, with interest,
hare rsht t TO pay n cash whole Of paeSass money
Deposit Of SIS to be made each lot at time OF sale
Chaser. In case OF non-compliance with terms Of
Al ec.s and r.f q dsiasitins paTehsssre Title
sw s' EAfiMiR / cLEARf' Assis.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY.

LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. July n, ISL.
PROF. T. A. CoOK:-pear sir: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family a wash,
and have found 10 all You recommend. / am glad to
u doing - much good.
Yours, truly, q. o. HOWARD.
n : A
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AUCTION SALES.
RYWM. L WALL & CO. Aucfioneers.
u New Marble Building,
corner 9Th st. and Pesnsy lYania avenue

GOVERNMENT SALE,
by order Of the Hon tecretary Of the Treasury,
HogsEHoLn GOODS AND OTHER PERSONAL
PROPERTY. COINS, &c., LArILY BELONG-
ING TO .LEDYARD HODGE, and by him con-
Neyed 70 the Secretary 81 the Treasury
"A We viii sell, on the premises, No l423 n
" between l4h and 18th streets, on MONDAY
- SORNING, October 90, commepcin9 AZ q,
~ toelock, all the Furniture and Effects con,
tslLed N the said house. comprising in part
Parlor suits. IN rep and walnut,
Marble top Tables. Boob cases.
Large Gilt Frame Mirrors
Black Walnut and OF her Chamber sui.s
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Commodes
Mahogany and Walnut Wardrobes.
- Exfent lon Dining and other Tables
uIares,ry, Brussels. Three ply and other Carpets
french china Dinner ard Tea Sets, and a large lot
roi Giassware, Decan;ers, &c, &C.
.lnlng room Furniture. &c
Lounges. Reading ard other Chairs
,aE chest Drawers, Hatrscks,
imbrells Stands, Walnut Chairs
Lot Of rare Old Coins, &c, &c
ke1TiRerafOrs, Window Shades
~ About tons OF Coal, lot Wood,
VIII many other articles in the housekeep ping line,
al OF which will be sold without for cash.
ooE W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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M II. Pr ICES
LOAN OFFIOI,
1905 PENNSYLVANIA AvKHUl.
CUP STAIRSJ
BAzAB FOR THE SALE
UNREDEEMED GOODS
-tr UNDERNEATH.

ITO BoILER-MAKERs AND sHERT-IRoN
ii WORKERS.
OFFICE WAsHISsIoS AouEDUcT, 4
WAsHINsIoS, ID. o., October 5fh, Isl
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed Proposals for As inch
sheet-iron Water Pipe" win be received al this
There viii be one thousand q 9oO) feet, more OF
less, Of pipe required.
Proposals will be received only on the printed
forms, which. with circulars, plans, specifications,
forms of contracts aud any desired information,
be had on application, BY mail or In person, 70
GEORGE II ELLIOT,
Major Of Engineers. Y. ! A..
oclQ6t Chief Engineer Washington Agued1ct.
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bridal AND FUNERAL wREATHEs, DO.
~ DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or Enameled in Wax. All kinds Of Hair
Brsidfng done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl, By Mrs. FRIES, late Of Boston, 909 sth
street, near i. References:-Mrs. President Grant,
Mrs. Admiral GOldsboroagh, W. W. Oorcorsn, Gen
kls~- Gen. Tonpkins. Gen. Aiken iAnls-ly
REIGSER 4 EsGELs PHILADELPHIA LA
Wm, MASSEY q Co.b PHILADELPHIA ALE and
PURE cArAwBA WINE, I'm fOunt. and 81
FOR sale 81 PALHER a GREEN
suz8-tr 81 Greene street. Georgetown.
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Letter from JUDGE wYLIE, Of U. S. Supreme

LsftST from JUDGE W1LIE, u U. 5. SKPTeDIs
COtTf, ID. c.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June "a, ISL.
Dear Sir: have given your BALM OF LIFE for
the hair fair trial, and am much pleased with its
effects. Ii is healthfu wash for both the scalp and
hair; and its influence to sOOth the nerves and revive
the system when exhausted fIrm OyerwOTk is most
delightful j have not used il except a wash, but
on your recommendation, and from the faith its use.
thus lar. has secured from me, should feel great
Confidence in taking 10 a medicine, according to
your DIRECTIONS. Very respectfully yours,
Prot. Cook. ANDREW WYLIE,
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Ls,,s, from Rer. FATHER soYLE.

Dear friend; Please send me a supply Of BALM
or LIFE. the which, If gratuity, as suggested ,
will be duly hOnOred. am altogether pleased with
June "a, ISL. FE. BOYLE.
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f. syusrH PALS rAIR PRICES Cor L.dis..
SHOES, AZ, 81 els street Bowen stk ~ u
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~ GhILbKENs CAS-. orr Ck6oTfHhfGsdS,
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail frs1
Georretown or Washington attended TO- or1e-iv
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WAsHINsroS. July Ist. ITl.



After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in
stances Of disorders in my family, glad say il
affords the relief sought, For diarrh0a, collie sick
headache catarrh, cough, and all external iniiam-
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Cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sick Headache.
Neuralgia, DisOrdered stomach, DiarrhOea, Dysen-
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Rf GBEES & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
" boutheast corner of Eth and ID IL


u Southeast corner of 7th and D SITS
Ia BY virtue Of q deed of trust, dated the 18th
E..H day OF August, lSo, and recorded in Liber No
&11oZ', folio 40 Fl seq one OF the land records
tor Washington county in the District Of Columbia
the subscribers will sell at public sale on TUES
DAY, the gath day OF October, A. ID. 157l, at
O'Clock p. m on the premises, all that certain par
eel OF ground situate In Washington city, District of
Colun bia, and described follows Being part of
lot one III in square three hundred and tw enty-
FIVE (S25 beginning for the a point on south
street twenty three 3) feet west from the south
east cerner Of said lot and square, and running
theSce west along the line Of said -reet twenty two
CD feet, thence north hundred (O0l feet thence
east twenty-five CPD feet, and thence south one
hundred flO0) feet 10 the place Of beginning with
the right Of way through the ten foot alley 10 llth
street west, with the imprOyem. nts thereon, con
sis1ing Of q well built three story Brick House.
Terms of sale cash, three hundred of which must
be paid at the time and place of sale and the residue
in hve days from day Of sale.
III the terms Of sale not complied with in five
days from the day Of sale the subscribers reserve
the right, on ten days public notice in one newspa
per in Washington city, 10 resell the property Tor
cash at the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default
All convey ancing and stamps st the purchaser 3
cost. Z. NJ CHAPLIN 60
q. q. MEADOR trustees
ocl2d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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NEW AND sEOoND-HAND CLOTHING
IN bought, sold and exchand at
sels-lm. No. 4as 9th st., bsta. n s as = 81.
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At wholesale and retail by the following first class
Druggists :-Stott Co, $50 Pa av.; J r. MAJOR,
;. L. Lewis, 1904 l4th 81 Ward & Walsh, cor Pa
aE- and 18Th St; J. Milburn CO., 53I 18th st.;
Bro cor Pa av. and OH Il d jaw kaufman. cor.
9Th and G sts;; X. b. Ferguson, 1Ol Pa av., :.
h; i. y. sullivan, Cor. sd 81. and Mass. ay .;
Charles Moore, cor. l7ih st. and Pa ay :;
Ridgsl{'s Pharmacy, 1921 Pa, av:: KoIb Bros ,
cor. 7th and sts and G. NJ WhallOn, 1900
lfth ST., Washington. G. w, Cropley, 10 Bridge
81 7. l. Cropley 4 Co, ls6 Bridge St, George
featuring Depot, corner 9th and streets See tesi-
rmonials and directions. au 3-tf
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EEDORsEnEHT OF THE PRRss

The many thOusAnts cured st this esiablishmeut
portsnt surgical operations performed By pr john
ston witnessed b the rspcrteu q the SEn and many
other papers, notices Of which have appeared agai1
and again before the public, besides his A.
gentleman o. cn.r.ster and responsibility, n su
SKIN DIsIAsEs sPRFDfiY CURED. oe,..,v
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


"D ION EER LINE"
STEAMER ARROW leaves EVERY MORNING
1th street, 10 MOUNT VERNON and EsS@6-N
MARSHALL HALL, stopping at al7zszrznz7nn
the intermediate landings, going and coming.
19r tre1gnt OF BaSsage apply on board to Captain
JAMES SYKES,
iy29 General Superintendent, Willard Hotel.
NEW EXPRESS LINE, VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASH.
1NGTON AND GEORGETOWN, d. Q.
Regular sailing day from Il North Wharyes
Philadelphia, SATURDAY, at IL
- From oS Water street, Georgetown, WEDNES
DAY, at pm.
Freight received at any time
Apply to HYDE 4 TYLER, So Water street
dria, Va; WIN. CLYDE CO., Ia North %hSrTes
Philadelphia. JEST
IT S. MAIL ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
Steamer Lady oThs Lake, James Gray command.
ting, oozHeeEtas al NOLt0tt t1iih the SeabOard dHd
tcith the steamers ofths III. 4 nj. TfaaSpo7tafics
on and after Monday, May LIST, the Steamer LADY
OE THE LAKE, carrying the United IT.
States mail, will leave her wharf, foot Es($aN
Of 9TH street, every Monday Wednes
day and Friday, at D. m, for Norfolk. Returning
SD. m. Stopping at Alexandria, Fort Washington
Glymont, Piney Point, Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe, For freight OF passage apply on board, OF
Alexandria, Va; J. G. Waters, GeorQetown ID q
or to DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
Cor. 18th street and New York avenue.
p m. First class fare 20 Norfolk, 50; round trip
20 secOnd-class fare to Norfolk, 50; round tripi
90. sp2ey
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ELOUR, MEAL, MILL FEED,
ATyERY Low BATES,
ELEGANT OATS,
some OF the finest ever brought 10 this market,
AT VERY Low RATES.
WIN. Nj. GAIT & CO.,
indiana avenue and LIST street,
lie 50 Near BALTIC. and Ohio Railroad DEPOT
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Prof. Cooks Balm of Life.

Its careless use VIII not injure, under any eircuu
stances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-09
pottrp.
HOW LITTLE WE KNOB.

How little We know OF each other!
How ready we are 10 condemn,
Aud lazily dritt with the current
'Twtrc manly aud noble to stem.
whea, could we but know tie temptations
Aud trials OF ftaii ones that fall,
Our judgment were tempered with mercy,
And tender compa ssiOn for all
How little we know Of each other
How din la pro,periiy's ray,
The trials aud struggles that COVER,
Like guilt from the eyes of the day
The pansS of the houscless, the homeless
The fricndless on Poverty's road.
May bc at our threshold, unheeded,
And visible only to God.
How little We know OF each other
The brand Of dishonor and shame,
III truth were as welcome as falsehood.
Might canonize many name.
The culprit might pat oR the ermiuc,
The silver De purgcd Of it= dro>s.
And Crimes ghaSlly gibbct ran figured
To Martyrlom's glorious Cross.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-09
DR.. G.. M. TWITCHELL,
Dentist. Bethel, We.

HNslus So air rsc1yarJ, from his lmtucs- as a.
Hs 1b.- 90 attend o. hl-lne-- wault solicit a con
tINtuc, ut tls pItr'us-e ha has received m the
la>. anJ hopes hN careful attention 90 cyery upC-
.ati0u, 90 mc,t Ihc appreciation OF not only his
i1ends, "ut oi many Others who may need the
services ot H dcuti-t.
sr-Onicc on Main street, .oNer Jhe Post Onice :
Eafh.I- Ian 1I- III
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NUMBER is.
Imed question aad then it was:

framed question; aad then it was:
On condition that you never again
twit me on my method of winning hus.
band, during the whole OF our two lives
'Our one life, dearest
So it happens that my husband has
never told me the name of the smart
people who originated my method, nor
whether he read of them in Bruce, or
anywhere else. 1t has been eminently
successful, My Method. though cannot
unreservedly recommend it in al cases.
But the happiness Of most happy life is
what il has brought TO Robert and me.
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How Long TO STARvE. "A man will die
for want OF air in five minutes, for want
of sleep in ten days, for want of water
in a week, for want of food at various in.
tervas, dependent on constitution, habits
of life, and circumstances of the occa.
sion. Instances are given where persons
have been said tn live many weeks with.
out eating particle of food but when
opportunities have been offered for q fair
investigation Of the case, it has been in
yarably that n weak and wicked fraud
has been ut the bottom of it,
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Local Agents for The Democrat.
1eito receipt ior money

w Eo are AUlhJfi1e,t i' receipt Tor money
J. a. Lovej1,. Aloauy. i-u., ". park. .NeNico.
Silvanus Poor. Aujoygr tco. IA. Brown Mason.
4 Poster. Jr., Rcthel Henry Upton, Norway
Dr Iaphlm Bytaut'~ T. Oriu Poster. Ncwry.
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