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COL. DEM. -. VOL. XXXV.. NO. 1t

The pale lips of Mr.. Ellis quivered as
he asked the question.
81 think not" was the uncertain an
swer.
1t did not last. There came soon after
signs of returning vitality. The neigh
bors went home-the doctor retired
and the father and mother were left
alone with the brave-hearted boy, who
had been wronged so cruelty. Mr.. Ellis
could not bear to look at him. He felt
twice over, upon his own heart, the
blows he had given. There was such
the boy, who had not yet spoken, or
recognized any one, that he could not
| stay in tho chamber. Every moment
he looked to see the eyes open, and how
could he meet their gaze.
Mr.. Ellis had been away from the
room for only few minutes, when the
hushed voice Of his wife calling TO him
reached his ears. He came TO whero
she stood, halfway down stairs.
Has he recovered ?" asked the
father.
Yes. He opened his eyes and look
ed all around the room, almost as soon
as you went out. Then he shut them
again, as if to think; and then looking
up, after little while, said, where Is
father?' / told him you were down
stairs, and he said, Wont you call
him p"
| Mr.. Ellis went up to meet his child
in state of mental depression difficult
TO be conceived. He could have faced
almost any imagined danger with less
of shrinking than he now felt in going
into the presence of Willie. But there
was no holding back. What did the
boy want ? What had he to say? How
would he receive him? These questions
crowded and bewildered his mind. He
pushed open the door softly and went
in.
The boys waiting ears had heard the
almost noiseles5 feet approaching, and
his eyes were upon the entrance. Mr..
Ellis did not speak, but came over to
the bed
go father! / didn't do wrong-I
wasn't disobcdient," said Willie, MAX
ing an effort to rise from his pillow, and
speaking with eagerness. 81 tried to
tell you, but you wouldn't hear
He was going on, but his father caught
him up, and as he drew him tightly to
his heart, answered, 81 know it all, my
brave, brave boy"
Then Willie's arms found their way
to his fathers neck, and clung there
tightly. His cheeks, when his head
went back upon the pillow from which
he had arisen, were wet, but not will
his own tears.
Could father or child ever forget tina
day? The child might but the father
never!
I o hasty, impulsive, passionate father
take warning in time. BE on you
guard. Hear before you strike. Pun
,, ish not on any hasty provocation. TAX
, nothing for granted. 1t is sad, sat
: thing to bear through life memor.
like that which burdens the heart O
, Mr.. Ellis whenever the thought goe
backward into the irrevocable past.
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Fificcn EnllieS.


FIRST. To think tho more q man cats
the iatter and stronger he will become.
SECOND. To believe the more hours
the children study at school, the faster
they learn.
THIRD. To conclude that if exercise
is good for the health, the more violent
and exhausting 1t is the more good is
done.
FOURTH. To imagine that every hour
taken from sleep is an hour gained.
FIFTH. To act on the presumption
that the smallest room in the house is
large enough to sleep in.
SIXTH. To argue that whatever rem
edy causes one to feel Immediately bet.
ter is "good for the system without
regard TO more ulterior effects. The
soothing syrup" for example, does
not stop the cough of children, does ar
rest diarh9a, only to cause, little later,
alarming convulsions, or the more fatal
inflammation on the brain, or water on
the brain; or, at least always protects
the disease.
SEVENTH. To commit an act which
is felt in itself to be prejudicial, that
somehow or other it may be done In
your case with impunity.
EIGHTH. To advise another to take
remedy which you have tried your.
self, without making special inquiry
whether all the conditions are alike.
NINTH. To eat without an appetite,
or to continue to after it has been salts.
fed, merely to crafty the taste.
TENTH. To eat a hearty supper fol
the pleasure experienced during the
brief time it is passing down the throat
at the expense of whole night of dis
turbed sleep, and weary waking in
the morning.
ELEVENTH.. To remove portion O.
the clothing Immediately after exercise
when the most stupid drayman in New
York knows that if he does not put 6
cover on his horse the moment he cease:
work in the winter, he will lose him il
few days by pneumonia.
TWELFTH. To contend that becaus,
the dirtiest children on the street O
highway are hearty and healthy, there
fore it is healthy to be dirty forgetting
that continuous daily exposure to tht
pure outdoor air, in joyous, unrestrain
ed activities, is such powerful agenc,
for health that those who live thus ar,
well in spite of dirt and filth.
THIRTEENTH. To presume to repea
later in life, without injury, the indi:
cretions, exposures, and intemperanc
which in the iiush of youth were pra'
ticed with impunity.
FOURTEENTH. To believe that war;
air is necessarily impure, or that pun
cold air is necessarily more health
than the confined air of a crowded v
hicle; the latter at most can only cau
fainting and nausea, while entering
! conveyance, while walking briskl
+ lowering window, thus still expose
to draught, will give cold infallibl.
} or an attack of pleurisv or pneumoni
which will cause weeks or months
: suffering, if not actual death with
I four days.
5 FIFTEENTH. To remember the Sa
bath day" by working harder and lat
on Saturday than any other day in IL
l. week, with view of sleeping late he
=, morning, aud staying home all day
rest, conscience being Quilted by t
plea of not feeling very well.-Hal
Journal Of HedlM.
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legend traces tho unfolding OF the hrst
yellow rose; but an ingenious gafoenel
srafted white rose upon barberry
bush! This docs not sound so grand as
an old tradition; but my readers can
find out II 1t is true. They are too iate
bv hundreds of years for the first stories'
but not for the last. The barberry mas
clusters of little yellow rose-shaped
flowers, and the root and wood are dyed
so deep with yellow, that they couid
transfuse a stream of golden sap into
the scion. Is IL true? Who knows
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A raw jonathan who had beed gazing
at garden in the vicinity of New York
in which were several marble statues,
exclaimed: "Just see what a waste
Here's no less than six scarecrows in
this little ten.foot patch, and any one Of
'em would keep the crows from five-
acre lot"
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE

Dl1lLOSOI1l1 oT MAhklAGE.-
IL A NKw COURSE OF LECTURES, as delivered at
the Penna lytechnic and anatomical Museum
1905 Chestnut st., three doors above Twelfth,
Live and What To Live for; Youth, Maturity
and Old Age; Manhood Generally Reviewed;
Gus Diseases accounted for; Marriage Philo-
sophically considered. These lectures Will be
forwarded on receipt of 25 cents by addressing;
Secretary of the Pennsylvania PoLYTECHsIo
AND ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 1905 Chestnut st.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
le2I70-ly,
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NEW COAL VA RD

NJ Il w co A Il Y A II ID.
IN TIE undersigned respectfully Inform the
citizens of Bloomsbury and Columbia county,
that they keep all the different numbers ofstove
coal and selected lump coal for smithing purpo-
Co.'S Furnace; with II good pair of Buffalo scales
ON the wharf, to weigh coal, hay, and straw
Likewise n horse and wagon, TO deliver coal To
those who desire It, AS they purchase n large
amount of coal they intend tokeep IA superior ar
tcle. and sell AT the very lowest prices Please
call and examine for yourselves before purehas-
ing elsewhere, j, W. HENDERSHOT,
AUGUSTUS MASON.
THE undersigned will take in ex-
Il change for Coal and Groceries, the following
named articles Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Pola.
toes, Lard, Ham, ,Shoulder,and side meat, Butter
Eggs, Hay, &C., at the highest cash prices, at his
Grocery Store, adjoining their coal yard,
n, ]. W. HENDERSON,.
Bloomsburg Mar. 10, 69-ly.
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Executors or Administrator's NOTICE. s0'"
Auditor,s or Assignces Notice, s2.6o'
Local notices. ten cents a line 49,.
Cards in the Business Directory" column ~ s..V
nor year for the first two lines, and sloo for eao
additional line.
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" VETERINARY,

AUGUST FRIEND,
public as a celebrated
HORSE AND COW DOCTOR,
and all other animals. for which his charges arc
moderate. lie can always be found east side OF
Berwick road near y. ii. Jacoby's Marble Yard,
bloomsbury, May IL, lS7l-ly.
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(inlnmbia County Official Directory.

President Judge WILLIAM ELwEbL.
Associate JuiOcS-1RAM DERH, ISAAC S. Mon
ROE. "
yrotto,iotatU ,6c.-WEILISGToN II. ENT
Register G RocOrdcr-W lila MsoN II. JACoBY.
District Anorney-E. II. KELLER,
SheriD-AARoN SMITH.
StrUeyor-lsAAC DEWITT.
Tr6cSurcr-DAvTD LowFSBERG.
COntmissiOners- WILLIAM q. QUICK, CYRUS
RoDDINs, HIRAM j. RFEDER.
Commissioners Cicrk-W1LLIAM KRICRBAuM,
dWiitOrs-U. ]. CAMPBELL A. ], ALBERTsoN,
DANIEL LEE
CJroncr-JoHN D. HoUCR.
Jury COmmiSsi0ncrs-IsAACM MCBRIDE, JOIN Nc
ANALI.
county Observation-Disclosures q, BARLEY.
Bfoom Poor Disirict--Drecto s. II. MILLER,
WILLIAM KRAMER, Hloomsbuig, and JOHNSON
KELLER, Greenwood, CHARLES CONNER, Secy.
Bloomsbury Official Directory.
bloomsbury Bdnkin1 C0.-JoHS A. FUNSTON,
President, IL. H. GRorz, Cashier.
F6a National B0nk-CHAs. X. PAXTON, Pres't,,
j. T. TusrfS. Cashier.
Runbid County Mutual Saving Fitnd and Loan As
socidtioH-E. II. LITTLE, Pres't,, G. W. MIILEI
SecU.
Bo0niSbtvg building and Saving Fund ASsociu-
Hon--JoHN THOMAS, Pres't., j, u. RoBIsoN, Sec.
Bio0mSbtr0 Mutual Sdring Fund AsSocidiion-
j. j. BEowER, President, NJ. WH1TMoYER. Sec'y.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.

IoH1Nf ffAUENBUUH,
Main Street one door above L. Mendenhall's
Store.
large assortment OF Stoves. Heaters and
Ranges constantly ON hand, and for sale at the
lowest rates.
Thinning In all It's branches carefully attended TO,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Tin work of all kinds wholesale and RETAIL
'ial Is requested.
jan III
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one inch, twelve lines or It's equiyaies, an :"
Nonparol type one or two insofuons' '''''
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Buck Horn.

M q. Il W. II. SHOEMAKER, dealers in dry
III goods, groceries and general merchandise
First store In south end of town.
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VOLUME V. --- NO, &c.
Orangeville Directory.

=. HERRING & BROTHER, Carpenters and
1. Builders, Main st., below Pine.
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The stock market has been strong but dull
with tie exception Of Western Union Telegraph Com
pany which has decidedly the feature Of tho day 20
The stock Exchange This stock has Tor several weeks
Ieen under the manipulation and cOAIoi Of powerful
clique known the Vanderbilt party who adYaneedths
stock 20 g. and then entered a to remain dr ana CUES
while tho quotations settled back to 49, or honday the
stock again became active and by large purchases sold
M 10 ~ on Tuesday. which the opening price ths
morning From this Gcr II advanced 70 g. under The
calling in Of large amount OF stoc. lent fer delivery {"
parties who had sold short. subsequently the price
zen back 20 !o!. between which and 90 10 has
ranged during the day, closing strong at ti
to az II Is gwen out that the ultimate
object OF the combination operating the stock
is to 80 improve its value as 20 eventually render
lt re qar diyideudpa,n g investment ont, knowing
nothing Of the real intentions OF this powerful clique
10 not wish TO TO understood as advising anybody 10
invest their money Ia The stock upon this theory A5ous
00jo shares OF tins stock changed hands during tie d2y
Pacific Mall vas dull aud neglected, while Quicksilver
was lively advanced 10 l51 for Common, and 20 i'r
Preferred, due sd, to the election OF new Boar,
OF Directors yesterday. Tie Yanc roilt stocks were
larrly steady except Lake shore, Which Vas strong AZ
a- On advance Of per cent upon TuesiaT quotation
Ohio and Mississippi steady, aud Ncr--Wc.tcrn and
Rock Island linn, while -. Paul Uas le3vy Wabash
wa, strong ri "a $50 IN which upvard movements
e., said 70 De IN progress, predcatci upon the i.
proved condition o. ile Company Affairs. There va5
fair business in Union Pacific. which weak in tho
morning aud frong in the afterno-n. ,'t-cnt secu
rites were dull and firm and EAIICss shares strong %
the quotations Tie JlOwIg Wer, tlc iuo's oi tcd's
..... L. IN D.
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legal Notlres.

IN TIE MATTER of the ESTATE Of 4. b.
\ J. A. HE,ARESr Baokup'sln the DISTRICT COURT o. h
UNITED STATES for tie WESTERN Dis rRCr ofPESSsYLyANA
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hereby given tia. TIE return q sale Of
the shmre Nil other real estate Of tho cid Baakrp made ri
WismsDon Pennsylvania the "a day Of February d. 1911 vii
be presented Tor approval confirmation to the Uh Court lie
Une States for District Of Pennsylvania, citing at Ps-
Lurgh on MONDAY the 9th dsy March next
A. A. WINECARDNER
Assignee.
wilrouspot. Peb o. 1871.
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"From MY Chlidhood's Day. by e. l. Oonant " TIE
Eaay Chair comments MT geffersons Rip Van WIN
kle strain of warm chromium, and gives humorous
description OF the adventures OF Lyceum lecturer In the
pursuit of his high missoa for the enlightenment If the
American people. ... 10
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REAL estate.
Nry.YoRK, Thursday, Fen. ~ 1871

Nr,y.YoRK Thursday, Fen. %. 1871
prs;,oss nj the Exchange was again very
a,1 a large amount of property was ulspo'cu ".
m ,frller cold the thrcesory brick mousse anu o'
Aui ,tost four.story brick house and lot NO 81
w. w 70 and tbrcc-story frame house andot NO. 2O
-, thirls Anthony J. Blocker sOA * Co. SOU
valuable lots and water privileges at I3en ITesol y"
oicI - Dinpce struck off the building ana lot
east corner Narick aud Broonests' iof si5oyo. a.
i,',...eog soiI some valuable improved properly on
Chh and Thirty irst-sts Roberts * hcplo
oli two frame houscs ON E,seNst. Soth on
tho1 located on Twenty first aud Twenty-secondsts,
Hr,oIly. The property solI ~ laif pIlce', enu n
ales are announced. Full details OF property sold
VIII 9t onU lanes Cole sold at the Commercial TX:
change che house and lo on the north side OF frOhS'
MS feet east from Brdgest Tor $500 cash 10 hIiIO
Dr,ucy. This WAS good siie' considering us OoAls ~
Gated opposite gisw0Ik5.
AUCTION SALES or NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY MULLER. WILKINS 90.
o l Il ' ho 90 and o 30 81 Madison ave- oi2h q,
2ry lne aca. anj ~ a fa,ve lot isIca2 400
ny 4. =. FIEECkER, sON CO. .-co,
ilsth IT, ~ Of ave A, each 2orolO'''''' @
Lot S 19o2,s i ,e ,SSc and fronting on lie Harlem river
w does. Tsseols ant Sheds and The water privileges oe
i've 81 pS Ssi on RIVER aud Win the buildings % -,
5 IyF1" "a. , 5I oGs tie above isrlli' 57
lot adjoining .Is,r oAi:iy IiIriY
Hot Of 7ltse, 10 Of Ave A. FlO
~ = : y, iS an. , 2o 10, 2ltss SO
BY 4. JoyEN-AY. ,,.o
,or, bcs house srd lot No s Wet MS lot 2S5 s'F
29r7 hi,k house end ot noili1t No - r IA
2s,,r, h1c7 sable and Joy lgnar 80 - ",
o-y rcs la ng sai LOS NJ &c West 3ta' 80 u 2,o
'L'''' ''' -'i'' ny RoniRIs & M'GuiaF.
re toues AID 10, No ~ I.srrs. 1913 OF Grari, lot
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Proposals.
Opytrg Lt0uT-EorsE ByGiNEgr,
THIRD DsTRfCI I0APKINsyIiLE. n. Y, req 10, iti.b
npOPOSAIS FOR GRANITE. - SeDlrate

OFgtrE LioHTEOUsE ByGNEgr, :
THIRD DISTRICT. IoaFKINsyILE. N Y, req. 10. ltlib
PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE. = separate
pror,sals vii he Vel a. this CHrs gal WEDNESDAY,
l5th Of haFcI, lJ-i, ~ y O'Clock ID. follow:
aioui thousand G~' huHtel % tr" cf graute "
bl1-ks Surrs IN we2t from hnqnsrssr of ul 70 two
us delivered Iip-.ap" Tor Lighthouse ~ Plsc1
Rect as tract 4 approved.
III Frlb, tIsHd e. tp TONS 81 gaH IN irregular blocks
IN zi each placed hon Wa al TIE SAFE
u ui. LrhtHouic rs Tfi'fe1ort. Con acct clt.
shout the qrouty II weight and placed similarly
Long Beach Far t station. Tie ccpnl Ad % amounts
az no Gelulrel 70 be- d, t7erei pror 20 Ji-s X.
Prop, separately the price per o TIE granite De-
Hyerl p.scu each - ue tire a usuc1, in tie
lh1rn ID o.. -Hs ,peEc-ors ~ b. at his OGoe.
Iro.1 iplcsr
a ct lis .'r. Co. ta sroros aud
G-sri.eu J. &. TOOLRuFF.
Col Of Engineers Lr.aHor Enereer Third Distinct
PROPOSALS TOR CONDENSED MILK.
I D1Y4U1HESg OF p. 8.Ic CHaAIlf5 A,D CesgFcroS, }
TaraD ELEvrSgl'-,F hsT.iotk Fec a. itilb
SEALLD PROPOSALS. vii be lre uy e CONN slcner Of fct-
lie Charities au Co.c5. der Ono" r1t ocotk a. OF tue "a
march t pir % .h- ins,ls amer Ser charge cos
DuSslD MIX o! ne bet % iof te proi q o-s year. COM
r-1,irg O. o. the ~ Of April, ] =.
Plres proposing tie a-ove will sa'Ht ssles ~ examination
sril,ss and selected Nh be the udari for itlic
deliver.
fsco-y secur,y r,qrd 70, the faithful Performance Of
tie contract end e Bo4o rtcts o. is- Tie ai 10 reyes al Sae''
lo lc,acI " them a.'s g-ous 10 tEe Dc. atrtrL
ISAAC BILL. JAMES uOWIN
OMEN ~ BREYSAT JAMES b. NICHOLSON,
ALEXANDER .REAR
Coar.'.oa.-'
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Iyison. Blakeman. Taylor, & Co. have issued

Iyison. Blakeman. Taylor, & Co. have lsS .ps'
a now edition Of Professor ASA GRAf's stN"',. ~
cal works inculine Lessons 4" Hof'"y ",u com
~ ,o ,,nder the title Of Gray's Sc"oof an"
Fil,d goot of Roiaag and Hoo FIo"ts Gro~. IN 4"
ecara,e volume Although the science OF pos 49, T.,
never be thoroughly mastered by the study OF
thc manuals OF Professor Gray afford Nai"''o "i
10 actual experience in the nelHs' VIC M. '.,toh
''' ,h,,sbed about twelve years since, has Won
,t, rctaton among practical instructors for te SIN
,,iit, Of its arrangement and the olearess ana accu
r,cy Of its expoations 1t shows familiar
Win the writings Of previous eminent bo'ns'7' rs WEI
nc the fruit Of personal researches IN she ooser'""h VI
Nature Each u the works no" issued Is
-, -, ,ic,orisl Illustrations which add 10 their
vine and interest although they cannot take tho place
of natural objects.
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,r,R CONVERSION or ST PAUL by GvoRoS jaw" ohrA
' ~ d. I2mo NJ, e. &. X Wells

In this little volume, the conversion OF %.
Paul is considered in It's relation to tic 'Nu'"'oS "
Christianity. Tie treatment OF the sui9e''
sr,s,io fo,naIitv prescntinc the argument in style
oaauted to general comprehension, and with many W.
rrcssivc popular Illustrations The work IS 'i'.'y
not 10 he classed among the novelties OF tho mus
which II Is issued but both I'm doctrine ana me'i
suited 70 the tastes Of the most thoroughso"S
Of the old school
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AUCTION SALES or BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
~ tNIIIONY !. BlrECKEE. sos g co; 400,
p-or rirr. and loi SO 2is % Nv tt-tfe tZfl ~
- irnt 1t .t No r - fht ahtre ID, -'ylM:. W.
'1ae l5t 10 55 s-0tj so 5taye io' 9sIo9 49,
b JAMES aGIl. .cc.
,ssr, house and No l9 Fl.ts s'o
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Eotels.
Sales b. aartiou

49, ~
4 HnNTIN. IGetonser.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway cor.
ES 4lsscs Of Books Works o. Gocds Puruiure
THURSDAY FEB % end two following dan, at o'clock Continued
u the eveliIs-bXECuTOTY SALE, No. g. Of BoIi rl
Science History Medicine &S. &c. fD the estte Of WILLIAM
GEO. \. LEAVITT & Co. Gate Leavitt
N Hrbgk i Aol Clinton Hal, Astcrpace For the SALE b.
Auction " If6s- oLLecreSs Of BooAs PAisusOs, al
kinds OF LTER1kI PRorEgtT
PRIVATE LiBRARY At AUCTION ~-4s4~-'-
Fi'NIY End SATURDAY ByESlsGs Esa 3 8, n o'clock
ali SVdah books; also valuable assortment II
Scientific orA many Catalogues ready Books exhibit.
uou.
TUESDAY EVENING Peh %, 81 y ocloteala Of BOOKS,
PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS ErCIiEGS ENGE AIIEts. the
properly the t, John Ilgn " aiso ungs
belonging OGly lac NJ ElII oo,
ou exhibition Catalogues ready.
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ueslshcslcr coanin Real estate for sal'

A. ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
L .crttu.r4 Ap.r .at y o y '-tD-.
i Wrr hester CONT ,ru 30 .,- size fs.r -t' ~ i
,an. c-,t1 ,,r tlts o. .f 'o Do .s; Ns.e ,nt
.!afi sAs 90 -r i.H 90. r-. '7. ftrt .r. isft 80
s.lac huif .l c. t-r '"ile ocfi- cog o.'
rear orchard oil gIaf- rhor o.iug ia,-. i1c5 81.
trtr a.i .re.. .sut,l iu 30 s o. &c., iDii Do
r.rt e..8rf -aish url ar t'r han H BE- hsfnI
leI apI ,i .r' 10 longs good
tp.s. icons, joe ct, ui Dr. ',r n ,a 'F' e.
Aiac.s WILLIAM DAVIS tii.'l' 'tr'
L'GR SALE or 10 LET-At EiNERDALE-A
-- ..h IIuJs b. u rrri.r. fully st| ilrrfv flf-
ui,L iu-arr. tails rr closet stationary wash 0t. and
tubs orb sap.is f'r, ...'c ltt4i iYe
static 6c u E. fI aat o1ul'1'll tfc Que Ivn
crll,s .-1ni Ssgrb1c t ~, tut al iHa he
te.i.. % ltnce for 'ei Slaar ~ Wia'c Awh 20
WILLIAM s. uj it, = Cedar u.
V1OR SALE in Mr. VERNON, on y. II. L. H.,
4u,.t tr. Fr,.l HOUSE,. SAD o laViJ' ouil SO;
tsiiac Aio. va SANE place. hlcy .ocei
Gro. W Vas SICLEN, -, Sa..lu.,t.
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a,cw Civilizations.

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