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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-04

iust ia Ime ia e sadie smped al !
man auJ 9raagLipg er Freedom Nn
other man me lp sud ht tHo bright
light nom lhe burning house We .lly
ge5euri Jenkins and Wallugl5fd
While / wwHed 35sWuteh with ihe
Younger mans >a5io was teiHe 10 escape
from hfr nHeit poor kuai bessie ,tiil N.
iue suseless oa the gta bad ut.
epeled throwing Nareu, te the ground,
when $50 heard De welcome sound q the
tirc engine and the shouts % halt the
men 81 ihe ,Elage following ii
rhc inemdaFies, witba ey q aaun,
uow Wrtneael from sadIea and my >clfaud
drd, aad Aunt Bessie was lifted into u
ueIgbbpdug cottage where sadie and /
followed her II was some time before
CONSCIOUSNESS. Wa. restored, bui as soon
@. size was sb.a TO speak she insisted mp
ouhcUiug all ve bad Ia irlL
eli, Paul. they et thc cottage on drc 10
gain possession 81 Sadie lstWp uo es-
cape uom tbese mgt
/ know Of one way, J said, gultk
Gieemc husband right 10 protect her
lti- - sudden,
Can you trust me on SO short ma ac.
Quamtance; asked, turning to the Young
gitl
Size held ont her ba0d 70 me with a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-04

ief e. paY iu money thau good. oF ouicf.
The temptation 70 make aouhlcpgodt az
inferior goods leads el6sh mtuio take
advantage of lheit hands Although 5
payment by orders mas scgnrc better
goods somctimc than lho mea would huy
iaJ oash, rot on thc other hand, q lead, 10
csrelcssucss aud slii'lc.s management iu
thc lamIll tits the inler.l 81 every cm.
pIoyer that his men should BE- intelligent
thrifty aud good manager, "a tle house
bold DIS Interest even I fhc works 4, 81
higher principle. TO dead Justly, promptly
aud literally With all hi. warEmcu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-04

bosai, and musical performance g ih9
gouuQ al1 aaA then entered .he inuse
While was embracing Aunt he .ic.
,he girl sonly Tea tte room and my annl
commenced conversation ihu,
or Rant, am in sueh troubf Nau
are LAWYER. c8u bou Iflpu
What S ilc trouble
Salie. You saw hef
Nou doat mean 10 icll me luat ieAuu
iul uonali !. tbr iule gifeu- boy
Nes She has been such comfort 70
me Paul some folk, gaH hef wild bot
diey 30 nyt know her warm, lowing heart
and steady principle, II .he e lively,
rides well aud inclined 20 be a lii3o tst
she /. a good Christian girl and there f.
NOT better housewife IL DE country
Wen,
lou know hoW came g possess this
treasure. Paul For seven years no Que
disputed my claim, aud tried u 90 nay
duty D, the child educating and training
her IL tie best 81 ms ability aud having
masters io teach htf lhe accomplishments
did not = s,esS. About SIX months ago
man called upon Us, giving his name as
Marcus NalIinglofd-did You ever hear
such name ont Of q nuyeDs-and claim
Ing to he one q lbe eifens company to
which sadie belonged We declined the
honor Of his acquaintance "oeh aho'N'f
older man ahp't.ed' VINO ~ proven
himself beyond dispute, sau'e oh'ie.
hcse TWO laii't patseea'ea o,' 'pe one
de'ni"s TO 2alu sadie lof performer ID
his elf'''' a''a 'le ''''ei 'o'f''l'4 h'F 'oI
WE
y Wlie.
cs' l'aul--a ioW-otei' vulgar man,
VINO evidently ioohs " 'he money she
may earn we nave 'llcu ~ Nu''' ~
shahe ''t'i on "'iu no" t'ie "'''is '''''''s
he'' oy a le''er ier 'ho'i'r Wtotr' 'eaN'''s
"ei ~ ms care
Slie Is not OF ase
Seventeen
am afraid be can take her wonder
he has not already done So.
think he hopes TO make me consent to
the marriage, and fears to risk my dis
pleasure, on account Of the money am
able 10 leave Sadie?
Hem! Docs Sadie ike tile fellow?
Like him! She despises them both
She la, not left tie house for weeks, TO
avoid meeting them in the village, and
locks herself in her room whenever they
come near the house.
The entrance Of Sadie al that moment
interrupted tie conversation. and before
/ was nm hour older, was enlisted IN
heart and soul against the eireus-riders,
having In that short space Of time, fallen
desperately in love myself with my aunts
proteqe.
wish could describe her The mix-
turc of childlke frankness and womanly
wisdom. Of fearless dash in manner and
inuatc ur,,aee.y Of foalina, The inflncnGo
Of gentle, womanly training combined
with the carly education FOR her danger
ous profession, made her me most laScl-
mating, bewlldering woman II was ever
my lot to encounter.
] was not to wait long TO see my enc
mics, for so ! nwardly styled Marcus
WalIingiord, and the uncle, Joseph Jen-
kins. They called together IN the morn
q
isg, and my aunt sent Tor me- TWO
more Misunderstanding faces could not be
found in the rogues' Gallery, and their
vulgar manners well matched their repul-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-04

Near Dlisgiiie OHHge CO. 81 ide foot
0t ibc >ha@aaganA Mountains IasI #eek,
were discovered lhe Sgacs Ui the skeleton
0f probably the largest Hast8d8H efff
f0nni Oa sliis tanllpeat Il e calculated
ii5ai ilis monster Hg4nea ihe @i44WaB-
gnHk M0HDfalhs 1870 lhDaeaHa esf aeo
aHd that tie reconstructed skeleton W5il
measure twenty-five ieei from uoa. ~ tsIl
aad fourteen feet ifGm ilsa bottom 20 its
feet 10 tlie lDp ~ ilae lsead
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-04
Your alrclioualc aunt,
BG,sIE AiinoRp.

ny legal business not having crowded
mc viii engagements, as ! bad foudly
hoped and expected. packed yalisc,
aH4 obcted he summons As walked
ull tie sarden-paih io my aoal- door !
heard a piano touebed with bold. slilmi
freedom. aud looked iu 8t l.c window
to see ii3 pietar
Aunt Bcs-ie. hcr taec -1a Wn geal,c,
dre.sed ina light mu.gu W.,h ace~
wbite shaw agouud he's. onlaer.. sitting
81 deep arnsehair. basied aish Knitting.
Ata ,4uaie pisno wu seated yoaas
gill. possessing lhe rafa combination y
large black eye. ara profl.iop of igh,
blonde haig. black eyebrows and l4she-
and eomFeAiya lair a. a miniature
paiatiHg. lIel iigan wa. aboul il.e me,
dIum beigli beautifully pmPatianel
usd giving ne iaea of gfea strength.
lham va power e Aa upple aague.
that br9ugh, tae Fiang a tew feminine
aauds caH. Tae was a consciousness
q strength d the carriage oftle graceful
bead tie poise of tle whole figure
stood Some moments admiiing tta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-04

a man must know something about
farming before BIC can become successful
lie may desire 70 become farmer or
gardner, but before he becomes one lie
ha. something to learn We are constant
iy meeting, both Old and young who say
they would like TO become iarmers They
IKE fresh milk butter and eggs the
country air aud fresh .lfawbcrdes Oh
yes, they Ike an those good things. and
many d them think ties can bc had fot
tie asking, 30 ,kil being required il
their production would Ike, says an.
oiher, 70 be doctor 81 lawyer Wei 30
Ties become iei without study Noi
nor docs any one lhink Of sncli thing
Set & would q jusi as foolish % iiiink q
bceomiua eiealjiia mud snetessiul farm
q without udy d become sueeess.
40 lawyer % doctor s lpYe ~ no
country not enough Of itsciito prepare
one igr being farmer 1irre q ro basi
ness ahieH requires 3 taan ihoeuagi ab.
seiyaHee or c.car perception of nalulc
thaH farming except perliap- That ol
being physician aud lhc iwo plgtes-
ioh. are ee much aIihe, for we must
ads lhe aa wmth control life 81 boIH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-24

Sale fak P "a IST nj & No
BY THE SPECIAL COMMISSION APPOINT,
Ess3S ssS e
M for sh ese Haifs
ecretsry Of the Interior Brsye Brgasr snI
n. Mchler, engineer in charge Of public buildings
ton, or their successors in Office, were appointed
committee TO pave Pennsylvania avenue with such
safe q the Capitol grounds to the crossing Of FIT.
Commission selected wood pavement for aid BART
OF avenue, and caused the same to be paved there
the oS.s tssrso q: iss
And whereas; among the lots of ground living aud
a6St,ins on 81 said avenue Was and e. lot No in
sss Hs cost S (, sss9s f. s. s%
ascerta By said commission to be i've hundred
s5S eighty four dollar: and twelve cents
said lot and Hyatt By said Commission: '0 against
And whereas. notice Of said assessment was left
aid Hyatt nteeeted fcr more than thirty yne dsgs
Aud whereas, in consequence Of said neglect the
said Commission on the 18th Of January, 1871 ISIS aed
eer,incate No. llo against said lot as required by
AID whereas, morethsn one year has elapsed since
unpaid: ~ A~noo
And whereas, the Hon. B. r. Wade, who claims
70 be the holder of said certificate, has applied TO
the undersigned. being the successors Of said Com.
mission, as mentioned In said act, to sell said lot or
property: NV VI
Now, therefore,, we hereby give notice that ON
the 2lsT DAY OF MAY, l572, in front of said iot we
will sell the same, at public auction, for cash to
b. r. COWEN
Acting Secretary Of the Interior:
q. n. BABC0CK,
Major Of Engineers in charge Of Public Buidino.
and Grounds;
arlS UOmmiSsfon
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DRoPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrERTor

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIoR.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 25, IS72 {
Proposals for furnishing such articles Of Station
cry may be required for this Department and the
bureaus and offices thereof. during the fiscal year
ending June Sth. 1873. will be received until 10
o'clock m. REDNESDAY, May 1 st, 1872.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
rm making IL, and be accom- panied by satisfactory
guarantee that the bidder v III execute a Contract
with good and sufficient bonds il his bid Is accepted
for any or all articles No bid will be consiie~ei
without such guarantee.
All articles stipulated TO be Of the best quality
Samples viii be required in all cases. Each sample
10 be plainly marked with the name Of the bidder
and the price.
Bond, with approved security, will be required o.
the pa whom the contractor any part Of it, may
On failure to furnish any article in a reas enable
time after being ordered, the right is reserved Of
purchasing In open market of declaring the con-
tract forfeited; and il greater price than the CON
TRACT price Is paid for such articles, he difference
viii be charged TO the contractor.
Bids will be considered on each item separately
Schedules containing blank forms for bidding to-
gether with items and estimated qualities Of articles
Deeded, and full Information In accordance with this
advertisement viii be furnished on application
Contracts Will only be awarded 70 established
manufacturers of or dealers i'm the articles
The Secretary reserves the right 20 reject any or
all bids that may be offered.
Proposals must be addI essed to the Secretary Of
the Interior, and endorsed Proposals for Station
ery.o C0LUMBuS DELANO,
MARI -ep .3,l0n.d Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR FUEL.

CLERKS OFFICE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE, u. :.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. A pril Is. 1879
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office un-
III IL clock m, on "WEDNESDAY, the 29th day
OF pTil, lo72 for furnishing for the ouse of RAp
resentatiyes, one hundred and fifty tons 2i0 lbs
best quality W bite Ash, No or broken Coal, TO be
,ered into the vaults of the Capitol under the d.
recuon OF the Chief Engineer, within ten days after
signing the contract. Fees OF inspection to be Maid
by the contractor, as required by law.
No bidswill be received from parties personally
unknown by the Clers, unless accompa panied by a
written guarantee signed by some responsible per
son that, in event of the acceptance Of the bid.
the necessary contract will be entered into By the
bidder When required.
EDWARD MCPHERSON.
ala-S Clerk III. r, II. =.
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~ Is. IT. VAIN ER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 72S Seventh street.
TkGSTEE'S SALE OF A Two STORY FRAME
bUl SION TIE EAST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
sIIBnEEET WEST, BETWEEN Il AND s
Ia By virtue Of q deed Of trust to me- dated Jan.
G.,& nary 2ib, lST2, and duly recorded in Liber
k07l, folio 23l, Of the land records of W ashinp-
Tor county, District Of Columbia, and by direction
OF the party thereby secured, will sell, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, MONDAY, NAV
o. l5'2 at GA O'Clock m the premises all that
piece or parcel Of ground, with the improvements
thereon. lying in Washington, ID. c., and being
described as follows: Lot Numbered five (5J In
Leonard 3. Chapman's recorded subdivision of
square three hundred and thirty five, (335.)
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance In IL aud
"a months, at per cent. interest. by deed
OF trust on the property. One hundr I'd dollars down
when Il e property is struck of. Stamps AID con
veysncinR az the cost of the purchaser. Terms to
De complied with within days after the sale, or
the property will be resold at the Of the default
apo b II MANNER A.,
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DIED.

STONE on ihe 81 ins.., in the 18th year Of his
sE.-I RUEEET KING STONE.
I-tuf.-al WIii saks place from ths Church Of
lL' fpIrf ANY on FsidrF, the p d.. at y o'clock
O.. .tttrG.
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EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE

ENECUToRs AND TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE LANDS ON THE POTOMAC
kiykk, IN WASHINGTON CDVSTf MS.
1kICT OF COLUMBIA, OPPOSITE TO ALEX-
ANDRIA YIkGIhIA.
i.es on HS I al 1os sa.s On tss pse
&.m. that valuable Farm called nlue Plsias -
containing "A acres move less stua5e led in wash
IN the Potomac river. about six miles from Wash
lrg'nn city, on the river road. which leads from
Washington city to Piscataway, Md. This Farm il
a geOd Fl sme Dwelling House. Barn, sahls and
other necessary on. hui 'dings, and the place
fine shad spd herring fishery.
At the same tin BE, We shall offer for sale a an all
place called " M"xley =, containing AZ ares more
less the east side Of the public road ani oppo
site =. Blu Plains. The improv, ments consi4t OF
small Dwelling and other out buildings. This land
i also in good cultivation, ald lies partly ia the
county, Nd.
Also. ~ acres more or less Of valuable LAND
call, Adds, ms goodwill situated on the south
sufs OF oxen hnH, IN Prince Georges 5unty, Md,
To persons DESTROYS Of eating near Washington
city, these lands present opportunity rarely Of
fered they wei ada pied 20 the growth Of al
sinds of grain ard marketing, and are the best
meadow and grazing lands in the ne ghhor h0oi
The "Biue Plans farm has besn subdividai into
ten lots gnR from IS to IS Acres aud will first be
trcd in iJts sntdiviisd, pials Of which suhdi-
vision can be had On apple ttiNu the auctioneers
balance in twO equal payments in ore and two years
from day OF sale. The deferred payments 10 be Sc
cured BY notes o. the irchaser bearing inter st
from date, or all cash, at the option Of the pur-
chaser deed given. and a deed of trust taken.
Al COuNeynnCing AID stamps 1T the cost Of the pur-
chaser. Title perfect Possession given on the Ist
JOHN A MIDDLE ron,
WAKEFIELD T BROWNING,
Executors and devisees in trEst under the will of
ap.2eo LATiMkR & CLEARY. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
IL ., n. " ARNER,
~ Auc,ioneer and Real Estate Broker,
No. 129 seventh street

RY B. H. WARNER,
No. I29 Seventh street.
TRusTkE's SALE OF AN ELEGANT FOUR.
FEM sssI6ET THR
kIS EH A SlBf rE GE s sTBRFTrfG BETWEEN
- qne 81 iS7e, aud duIS recorded in Liber sls,
ton county, District of Columbia. AMI by dirscii5a
OF the party tter,by secured, will sell at public
WTDSfsDaY hFFTERSoodoS & a. a. siI iss ON ON
tie =, emis.s that part Of Lot :, il sqnare 81,
b. c, ccmpriseG within the following re. aud aud
bounds, y,zz;-CcmmencIng 20, the same n street
ard tRsnce west p fe-t 10 the pIsee Of bsginnine
GROUND rent, which will be made known on the day
T Tile ten pereet Il i 'G mprovea bH
House No 9i5 4 street, which is one Of the most
dence, or for private boarding house. The cell
1ngs are hiEh, the rooms spacious, aud all its sp
Terms OF saIe:-s5,po cash. bals7ce in 6, IL. Is
ard "a months with ten per cent interest, secured
he pfoSty s is m off, mp .HG San
cling at the cost of The, purchaser, Terms 70 be
property to be res5d at the risk and cost of the de-
fau ting purchaser.
ar5-eoSas BEAiSARo il. "wARNE'Rs, KaSi.
pY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Au>t!oneer..
Id No. lOOl, northv est corner 10th and SITS.
FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOT FOR A PR,
NATE RESIDENCE, FRONTING ON
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 81 AND ARA
slhEETS WEST, MAR THE CITY HALL,
AT AUCTION.
go ON WEDNESDAY. the 2ith instant, at
81 O'Clock = M, We shall sell On the premises.
- rart Lot No. ?. in Slua-e No 397, being 20 ID
building trent, by 90 feet 9 inches deep, with two
side walls already up This lot of, great induce
neuts te purchasers to attend the sale, it is in
first class neigbborhcod.
Terms One-thTd cash; balance in s, IL and lS
months, fer notes bearing interest, sud secured by
a deed OF tIust on tie premises sold. All convey
anctng and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser. : loo down on the day of sale.
GREEN x Williams, Aucts
api6-d IRepubSPatriotl
eeY LATlMER CLEARf,
~ AuCtiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylysn venue and 18th ST. ,
Star Once Building.
FINE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS,
COMPRISING FIGURE, LANDSCAPE, AND
STILL LIFE. AT ATtTtON
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. April gath, 1872,
conmenciDg at IA o'clock, at our Auction Rooms,
We shall sell about forty superior Oil Paintings,
from the easels of BaumgTass, Max Weyl, Eugene
Poole. ard others.
" Il. This being a contribution from our Wash.
in ston artists, should attract apprecatiye COM
psny. ard should be literally patronizel.
Terms cash.
np32 GATIMER & CLEARY.Aucts.
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A LARGE STOCK OF MECHANICS -
"A TOOLS, at less prices than elsewhere =
and all warranted; II not rs represented thu -
money refunied. NJ. II. PRINCE, 1905
fennsylSsna avenue, apl7-d -
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PROPOSALS FOB LAYING IRoN WATER
u PIPES.

boAhpoF PysLlc WORKS, DISTRICT or CoLrxBIA,l
sealed Proposals VIII be received ct this once
until IHUkSpA1, April Is. at noon, for the LAYING
IN the city OF WashfoRton. Seventy thousand Lines
Feet tmore or less) of 6inch Iron Water Pipes,
Special Castings, and Stop Cocks.
speclhcetions for the same be seen 81 the once
Of the Water Registrar.
Successful bidders viii be required g rive salts
spee OF the contract.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
i5s raust he directed 70 the Wise President Board
efPubiic Works Endorsed " froposAis Tor Laying
spis.,d ALEX. Il. saEPHE ap Vice Pre-
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sT'HE IMP, Household II Tool Combination, at
i PRINCES Bazaar, 1000 Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. The trade supplied. apl7-tf
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ssriscty tas:s!sss elegantly coated With west On
hallway Pulls, for the cure Of III dsorders Of fhs
stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidnsys, Bladder. Hsryo9l
Diseases, Headache, Csstiy eness, Ind
gesrion, Dyspepsia, Bilicusness, Biliols Fever,
Inflammation Of the Bowels, Piles, and all Deranse
ments Of the Internal viscerA. Warranted 20 eject
Q positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing nc
mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs.
few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS vim free the
system from all the abov enamel disorders, Price
8 cents per Box. SOLD BIZ DRUG9ISTs.
READ FALSE AND TRUE Send one Istte,
stamp TO RAILWAY q CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane.
ut you. ivlo-m " n kW "
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ITO IRON MANUFACTURERs.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
OEcs Of the LisAf Hoxse Board,

WAsHiNeToN. April is, Iz2.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed SEALED Proposals for
fonr nat bottomsd Iron Buoys, Of the irst class"
opened at, one O'Clock 2. m, TUESDAY, the soth
day Of April, on printed forms, which, with circu-
lars, plans, specifications, forms of contract and
any desired Information, viii be furnished on appl
cation by mail, or IN person, 70.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

DY LATIMEB & CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pepnsylvsnia avenue and lIth 81
Star Office Building.
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METZGER d BYLEs,
Az SEVENTH sTREET,
ARE OF BRING 4 FINE STOCK OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Havena Oranges,
London Layer Raisias, IN whole, half, and quarter
boxes.
Conserve Ginger, New Figs,
French PRIMES, In glass, tin and boxes,
y, rcOn 4 Div grth's Jelliss,
Murders Preserves, hOrtOn's Pie Fruits.
Almonds. sheilec, paper, and soft shell,
PeCaEs, Eilberts. and Maple Maluuts,
Pure Gple cider. not b0ilei.l
Prime New York Apples, Apple Butter,
Pine Apple, English Dairy, Essm, and Factory
Cheese,
New York Buckwheat, Cranberries,
Golcen Drips Syrup, n. o. Nolas=es,
Finest quality GuHpowder, Imperial, AID ERglisb
Breakfast Tea,
Mocha, Old Government Java, Oe7Ion and Bio CT
fee, green and fresh roasted.
No: Mackerel, in barrels ami kits,
ysmaics Rum pure, Scotch Whisky,
New England Rum,
0taTd. Duruy Co. Rrandies.
Catherwood "Old Reserve" bisky,
"Oid Nectar" W hiSsT,
Old Baker and Caff Whisky,
Pale Sherry Wine, very fine,l
Madeira, Port and California lines,
Prime Butter, put up expressly for families. IN small
packages. I2a-tr
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I INITED STATES PATENT OFFIOE.

u WASHINGTON. d. O., March 23th, la3
Ontne petition Of AMASA HOUGHTON, of Wan
regan, Conn, praying for the extension Of q pssent
granted to him on the 18th day Of July 1855 Tor an
Improvement In Spinning Frames:
IL y ordered that the testimony In the case be
ciosed on the 1lth day Of June next; that the
time LOT ming arguments and the Examiners report
De limited 70 the 1st day Of june next aud that said
petition De heard on the 2ifh day Of une next
ANY person may oppose this extension.
ep5-w.0 81. ID. LEGGETT. Commissioner.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsapartllian ResOlvenl
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Ecsry drop OF the SARSAPARILLIANREs
VENT communicates through the Blood, Sweat
Crime, and other fluids and juices Of the system ~
visor Of life for IL repairs the wastes OF the beiJ
CessxnYtioz, GlaadEidr disease, UIceys in a.
TRsoaf, Noah, Tx'a0Ts, Nodes IN ths Glands cna
shter parts az the system, Sore Eyes, SiTsmor0ss
dtSehorsesJTon1 ths Ears, and ths t1orSt form, al
Skin diseases, ErHPttoHs, FereT Sores, Scah Had.
Ring Worm, Salt Rksz,n, Erysipelas, Acas, BlaeI
Womb, and al Ueakesing and pdiHfal dischergss,
Niskf StceGts Loss az SPs aad al tcoytes Of "a.
life priaeip!s,, are withi TIE eratirs raage Of RI
scoader o ModerH Chemistry, dad q Jssg days Hss
ctH pToret 70 asy person tstag q for either Of fSssS
forms az disease SIS yotsaf 2ossr TO cure thsm.
Ii the patient, daily becoming reduced By ca
wastes and decomposition that Is continually pro
pairs the same with new material made from healthy
hoOd-and this the SARSAPARILLIAHw viii and
does eecure-a cure 10 certain; for when once this
remedy commences its work Of publication, and such
ceeds In diminishing the loss Of wastes its repair
himself growing better and stronger, the food a.
seeting better, appetite improving, and assh and
weight increasing.
Not only does the eARsAfARILLIAN RHsoIvENf ex
eel all known remedial agents in the of Chronic
Scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin diseases buf n
Q the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLABDER COMPLAINrS,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Disbsts.
Dropsy, Stoppege Of Water, Incontinence Of Urine
Bright Disease uria, and in Al casea vhers
there are brick dust deposs. or the water Il thick
cloudy, mixed with substances like the white OF =
egg, thBeads like white silk, there ID morbid
posits and when there l. pricking, burning ssnss.
ton when passing water, and pain in tks 11au a
the Back And along the Loins.