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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-03-04
AUCTION.

The subscriber will sell at public auction at his resi-
dence in Brownngtsn at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on TUES
DAY, MARCH IL, 1879 the following personal proper
ty one yoke oxen. years old. nine years old mare
three cows two years old hcifers yearlng heifers
shote IL sheep farming tools, household furniture
and sugar tools VIII also receive bids the farm il
not disposed Of before the day of SALE Sale positive
Terms made known day of sale.
JAMES McCURDAY,
BroWnlnSton, Eeb.2O, 1872. clio
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DIED.

In Barton. Feb. 2sth, Mrs. Orpan Rowel. aged So
years.
In Irasburgh, Feb. 2lst, of consumption, Mrs. Au-
gusta Ash, aged SO years. months and Is days. Just
two years from the date of the death Of her husband
In Albany, Dec. 3oth. 1871. Freddie J. Nelson Also
with consumption, Eva Lillian, aged year and eight
months. Only children Of John D. and Lizzie NJ Nelson
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-03-04

floor. Finally we stammered out
that the MONITOR was only two dol
lars a year. But he insisted that we
should have two dollars and a quar-
ter, and when we got home we found
it was hind quarter. We feel that a
simple "thank you" for such generos-
ity, is not enough. We will not for
get, but like the red man, we will
remember" And, friend Hall, don't
forget to come down and make us a
visit, and bring your wife, and help us
Eat some of our dried beet,
When your dried beef is gone.
BROWNINGTON.
A young man by the name OF Al
exandel, cut his foot badly while
chopping, on the 23d ult.
On the morning of the 10Th inst. j..
T. Gray broke his leg below the knee
while loading logs.
BURKE.
The depot at this place caught fire
on Wednesday last but was discover
ed before the fire had made much pro-
gress, and few pals of water quench-
ed the fire.
COVENTRY.
There were six additions to the Con-
gregational church March 3rd, all by
profession.
A few days since, Harvey Hammond
cut pine tree l45 feet high, measuring
three feet nine inches across the stump
Six mill logs we're cut from it which
scaled 5000 feet. The seventh log meas
ured $50 feet when sawed.
AS Mr.. Wheeler's team loaded will
leather, was going to Newport, it me
the Rev. MIR. Somerville whose horse be
came frightened and sheered out of tn
road, upsetting him and dragging hin
on his back some two rods, but was stop
ped without further accident.
Mr.. Zebulon Burroughs, Is year
old, of Coventry, and Mrs. Clark, o
Newport, 68 years old, were married
at West Concord, a week ago las
Friday. We should think that the,
might sing to us GA song of glee," nov
that they're "Young as they used t
be-" Long live the veterans.
The man carried to Jail for being drum
on the 23rd ult., was brought before Jus
tice Mussey on Monday. Several Wi
nesses were brought to prove he was ne
drunk, and some swore they were NJ
themselves in condition to judge other
But he was proved to have been drunl
and made to disclose where he procure
his liquor. He swore he got it at Cole
in Newport, some three or four weel
before, which statement no one believed
not even his friends.
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FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer for SALE between the 9Th and
he 18th of March,
Is PAIRS OF GOOD WORKING OXEN,
They are in good condition and weigh from 200 to
5000 pounds per pair.
o. & C. STEAM MILL co.
So. Barton Feb 20, 1872
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GREENSBORO

Hiram Blaisdell has sold his Somer
farm in this town, to Isaac L. Kilburn
of Bloomington, for $500.
The contract for carrying the mail
from the bend" to North Craftsbury
via. E. Greensboro, Greensboro, E. Crafts
bury and Craftsbury, has been awarded
to Samuel Hill. The contract to COM
mence March 1st. ..Sam." is such a
driving, go-ahead fellow, we shall ex-
pect the mail son time every time, if
he does not give his team too much ''cold
3c0ter.''
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-03-04
Miss A. j. Cutler

REoPENED HER MILLINERY
AND
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-03-04
HARD WIOK.

Dana CouEer, young man and
son of J. M. Courier, Esq. of this place,
was instantly killed by the fall of a
tree, in Burke, on the 22d, ult. He
leaves wife, to whom he had been
married but few weeks. He was on
visit to some relatives who were en-
gagged in numbering. He went into
the woods with his wife's brother to
cut some trees, one of which falling,
struck a stub, broke off a portion of it,
poised upon the stump when the butt
of the tree swung around, striking
Courier upon the head killing him in
stantly.
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MAKING ROOMS,

Millinery Fancy Goods & Patterns.
Nor the purpose of disposing of the fall and winter
goods on hand they will be sold at
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The grist mill at Mill Village is do
ing a good business this winter
There is plenty of water and "Hon-
est John" is giving tip top salts
faction.
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cans @o,rntg 2Honitor
GOING NORTH.
Local News.
ALBANY.

The auction sale of Simon Hitch
ok, which was to come off last Tues
| (Feb. 27), was postponed on ac-
unit of the severity of the weather,
4 I'll nevt Thursday. March ~
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G. EOR G f L OW N.

Personals. Foo1emOri and j. Takatti. OF
Japan, and Captain A. Etholeir anu servant, OF
the Russian Imperial navy, are ameng the
arrivals at the Union Hotel. Captain Etholeir
was Tor many years priv ate tutor OF the Grand
Duke Alexis.
The STEAMER EXPRESS has been entirely
Will be placed upon the line between this city
and Baltimore about the 10th ef March.
REV. JAMES NELSON, who has resigned the
pastoral charge of the First Baptist Church
mere TO become the S9ndsy-school missionary
and evangelist OF the Baptist Sunday-school
convention and general association of Maryland
and the District of Columbia, will still reside in
georgetown. A new pastor will be elected on
thursday evening next Mr.. Nelson was a
great favorite with his congregation, and his
resignation is much regretted He has had
charge Of the church about six years.
HE COLLECTIONS SALE for general and street
taxes takes place On Monday afternoon next at
the late Office of the clerk of the corporation,
over the post-offce.
WAsHINGT0S s BIRTHDAY will be celebrated
here as usual by the PhilodenIc society of
Georgetown College.
The WORK on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
IS progressing rapidly. A new feeder. some 500
feet long, is being built above the first lock, and
the canal is being generally strengthened along
the whole route. The work is expected to be
finished by the 5th of March.
WHERE Is THE POUND VI AsTRR?-This is the
anxious inquiry of many citizens. Georgetown
Is overrun by an army of Raif-starved dogs.
greatly TO the annoyance of quiet and orderly
people.
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A l. Z Y A y ID Ri 4 .

RIVER NEws.-Tke ice has once more begun
to disappear from the river and a day or two
more OF such weather as prevailed to-day and
the last of il will have gone. The Aqua Greek
mall boats are making their regular trips. The
steamer John Gibson sailed for New York this
morning, and the tug Laura, with three scows,
carrying three cars and a locomotive, in tow,
also left this morning for Pope's Creek-the
present terminus of the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE L. s. CIRCUIT Court
Judge Underwood, in the absence of Judge
Bond, who is detained i'm Baltimore from indis-
position, opened the U. 5. circuit court this
morning. and Immediately adjourned it until
the last Thursday in march. The habeas cor
pus case of Washington Fauntleroy colored,
from ESsex county, and the injunction case of
Hay vs. French, are TO be heard in Baltimora
before Judge Bond, in chambers.-Gasette, Iqst
ereUiuH -
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THE COURTS.

THE STOKES CASE POSTPONED.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-To -day i'm this
Court, Chief Justice Cartier asked if the United
States and defendant were ready to proceed i'm
the case OF ex-Congressman VIM. b. Stokes.
Judge FISHER announced that the government
Mr.: Riddle stated that he haA found il i'm
possible to comply with the rules of the Court
and was not quite ready.
The Court directed the case to be continued
to Saturday next.
PATENT OFFICE DECISION REVERSED.
pd In me case Of Julius Hepp, appeal from the
Il Sra Rs6 r
been made for rehearing, Judge HUMPHREY
announced that the Court had concluded TO re-
open the case and grant the patent, thus revers-
Judge Humphreys announced that the Court
reversed the decree Of the Court below In the
case of Marshall agt the Lady of the Lake, and
Judge Wylie delivered the opinion Of the
Court In the case of Cropley agt Cooper ct al
insolying the construction q the viii Of VIM.
Cooper, who died here In 1s45-afdrming the de-
cree below. Mr.. Davidge gave notice of an
appeal; a.r,sa :. s.,n,s., ,.,,
POLICE CouAr, Judge Sneif.-To-day, Thos.
i Eagsn' eTSssnTty snsd S. Anshony Thor
fined s5.. Stephen Simms and Bette Simms
same. Wm: Bassett and George Clarke, va
grants, 30 Gays IN %erkhsqse in default Of SO
with stealing rubber door mat, cap, and
Thermometer; decision reserved. Thos. Burns.
assault and battery on Maggie O'Brien, his
sster.in-law. Maggie said that Thomas came
home CORNER Of 9Th and X } last night intoxi-
Gated, and she advised him to 20 to bed, where
upon he went for her, blaekine her eve, pulling
her hair, and otherwise maltreatine her; CON,
timed Anthony Thompson, charged with as
saulting John N. Moore. THOMPSON CHARGED
that Moore had been in habit Of sending mis-
sives TO his tThompson's) wife, and was tryne
70 "duce her away from her lawful husband y
Thompson caught him At his house and put asa
head on inn: dismissed. John H. Masser
small boy. profanity, Aned 81. John Keef, tried
yesterday, Dned 50 costs
The case OF the alleged labor rioters on /,
street was reopened. An were dismissed eYcen-
the boy Dou lass in whose case the court
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To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from
Congh, Cold, Asthma. Bronchitis, or any OF the
various Pulmonary troubles that so often ter
inmate IN Consumption? If SO, use WfIbor's
Pure Cod Lirer OIL and Time" safe and eff
cacious remedy. This is no quack preparation,
sut Is regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty. Manufactured by A. b. wilbor
Chemist, No. l66 Court street, Boston. Sold by
all druggists. 60
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE NRcKwEAR.-Linen and all Linen Col
lars OF the latest styles, handsome made; and
Windsor Scarfs, Ties, sc. Also, fine assort-
ment of German, English and French Half
Hose, Suspenders, Braces. &c.
GEO. G. HENNING.
No i1n ctr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

MARVELLOUS BEYOND PRECEDENT is the effect
of SosOdont upon the whole economy of the
Mouth, keeping the gums rosy and healthy, the
teeth in perfect order, giving to the breath a
balmY fragrance. VS.
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THE ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY,
OF NEW JERSEY.
HOME OFFICE, IT'S BROADWAY, NY.
Z. o. FISHER, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, 81 z 7th street, o. Post Office
LIGHTER 4 MAROHE, Gent Managers.

Invites Particular Attention to its Special and Pom
ular Features.
FuH.-Its Rates are lower than those of most
prominent and safe companies.
- SECOND 1t was the first company In the United
states which guaranteed policy holders q DEFINITE
SAsHsuRRENDER VALUE, the amount of which il
olsuncty ENDORSED ON THE Policy IN FIGURES
cies.
Foayth;IAn Of its Policies are absolutely Non.
. F1th.-Its Dividends are declared Annually upon
the contribution plan, and are non for feitable.
SI1h-No restriction upon Travel or Residence
Strenth.-It allows Thirty Days Grace in the
payment of Premiums.
mens In any section OF the Union, and its does in
vest in all its General Agencies, thereby rendering
1t Home Company everywhere.
Niath.-It invites You TO insure expecting TO deal
with you honestly, and to give you fair co uvalent
terms. "
its Board Of Directors for this city and
District OF Columbia are of our best business
men. Talk with them before you insure in any
Company. oe pa Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

PARENTS call and secure merino underwear
ior your boys at half The usual price, at Princes
Bazaar, 10O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

BOYS come and see the solid silver watches.
warranted for two years, for $40, at Princes
Bazaar, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Condensed Local,

Eight laborers and mechanics were discharged
from the Washington navy-yard yesterday.
Yesterday the Presidents Mounted Guard,
under command OF Lieut.. Shepherd, had a
mounted drill south of the Presidents House,
and the Governors Guard, Capt. Writ, had
mounted drill near 9th and Il streets
a Grant Club was formed last evening at
UniOntOwn by the election of Frederick Doug
Las, JT., president; Hon. solomon G.. Brown.
vice president; Nj. III. Hunter, secretary, and
Gabriel Green, treasurer.
The pupils of the female grammar school of
the second district, Miss Lane, principals gave
a very interesting entertainment i'm the SeatOn
school building last evening, which was largely
attended by their parents and friends The eS-
eTCiSes consisted of vocal and instrumental
music, readings and recitations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

COME AND SEE the bargains at Princes Ba
zaar: II you don't see that he offers induce
ments don't purchase.
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CoUGHs AND CoLDs.-Those who are suffering
from Coughs, Colds, Horseness, Sore Throat.
&C., should try "Bro,cn's Bronchial Troches" co
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l WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost: all
other goods at cost. 1 mean what L ADVERTISE
Come, and yon won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 10O6 Penn. avenue,
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THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips at
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y. NJ. O. A. Build-
ing, 9Th and ID streets
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NJ. H. PRINCE has decided till the first OF
March to sell OF the various goods he has, a,
cost, as he anticipates making q change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

For CoRKs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrovins
Nails, &C., visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. ass 15tf
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore,
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. ALAsKA DIAMONDS set in Gold, Rne French
Gilt, oroide, Tortoise Shell and Jet Jewelry, in
al al ne new styles, ut Priggs Jewelry Store, No
s sSsst ehnsyivaaia avenue, between Az and 9Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near \ street
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IHE cLosINe.oUr sale of English books viii
ne eSnunued thus evening at Hoods Marble
Dundlng. AS the books are selling at much
lower prices than at the first sale, lovers of good
books would do well to attend. Wv"
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; GsOrgetowr

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; GSorgetown.
TRUSTEES sALr OF YALr.sLH IMPROVED
Of 2GsB kkibGk AND C6SGREss SIS, GEoRGE
~ BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated January
Sa ne, lSi recorded ., II LI9er $50 folio So q
and by direction Of the h ldsr Of the notes
pr misses on 20 day Sf Pe6f Tn 1e
r:nsd sSSt IL m al tsst Sess or P.ES q
La beginning for the same at lhe northwest corner
OF Bridge and Congress streets and running thence
north and parallel with Congress street ito fset
thence east "A feet thence south the line Of
by abrick building DC nped a. srneerv sppb'.ci
to prior debt OF $500, which there /. 10 Der
Terms ofssle: one-third cash; balance in 6 and u
months with 10 per cent interest secured by notes
the properly l. struck OF stamp. and eOnTeyas Sg
at p1IchaseTs cost IL the terms OF sale are not
The right 70 re.r iPs the Ss property %
at the rick and cost Of the dsfsnl.ins purchaser
K p RRaakRSSEEiLLE' Trustees.
feblo DID THOMAS DowLING, Auct.
OLDEST AND LARGEST pYEING AND
TRiCT-Estsblshed 1881. III CHEST premium award.
ed by the Metropolitan Me- hanic's Institute iss7
yelyets, Furs, X id Boots Slippers and Kid Gloves
fsgS 70 y bSnrs: Pfes! Goods. shas., saeaue.,
cTosss cdat smf PsD, Md .1 SlGyyss SS Gent
manner Guaranteed TO be the best place in the
pistrict for the cleaning OF GeuIlemen's Clothing
Everything appertaininR 20 the business promptIy
attended to. Goods received aud returned by press
Post Office Box 1873 }ap9aIv
SPECIAL NOTICE.-PAPER HANGING-Pe,
~ sans renting can save - per cent BY going 70
u bmAn >; tAS Bridge street, Georgetown, 70 get
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGISG
done. al work " IL be promptly executed in any
part OF Washington or Georgetown and safisfartioy
snarsnteed; Psrtit ulsr attention paid to UPHoL
STERY WORK. - a.
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ROGERS and other cutlery at great bargains
Tor the next GO days, at Princes Bazaar, IOO6
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT of the reopening of .sMy
..nIcs restaurant, corner 9Th and Z streets, by
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THE SALE IN THE CoUNTRY.-The sale of the
enects OF y. p. Bartholow will take place on
Mohday, the 18th instant, when a great variety
OF housefurnishing goods, stock and farming
implements will be sold; and for the accommo-
datl0n OF parties wishing to attend the SALE we
would state that the cars leave the Washington
depot at S.15 and 1890 a. m, stopping at PENIS
Crossing, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
which is on the place, thereby making it very
convenient 10 parties wishing to attend the SALE
FRESH RRADING.-FrOm the National News
Company we have The Gdlayy for March, and
from ID. A; Brosnan The Catholic World for the
same month. INV
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B. II. WAnHHR, 10 It'll street, makes speciality
of the safe investment of money in real estate
notes in amounts and for such time rs may be
desired. Deferred notes and business paper al
ways on hand.
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WELL HAHAsEp sAvrxss BANKS, in which
can place their money at interest. Are a gras,
good in community. Such Is the Washingtoc
City Savings Bank, corner OF Tth street and
louisiana avenue. It paysinterest on all demos
ITS nom date Of deposit until its withdrawal. An
deposits payable on demand.
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morning, with full attendance of delegates
and was called TO order by Dr. Loring A mum
Der Of additional delegates presented creden-
tals, and were admitted.
MI. Barnett, OF Georgia, offered a series of
resolutions to the effect that the Agricultural
Department shall not have done its duty till il
receives the report Of agricultural societies and
IN IN Isturn gives them the information asked for
In the reports. II provides for
SYSTEM or INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION
AND REPORTS.
A motion that the resolutions be separated
ana me reasons and suggestions contained there
IN be left ont, was made by Prof. swallow of
Missouri. Considerable discussion ensued after
which the resolutions were referred back to Mr..
Barnett.
Gov. Patten, of Alabama, offered a resolution
tenn of -
METEOROLOGICAL AND CROP REPORTS.
turists OF foreign countries be held to consider
the subject.
A suggestion was made that the resolution
should be referred to the War Department, as
that Department was now publishing the re-
Gov. Patten assured that Professor Maury had
drawn mp the resolution, and that he knew what
Of the reports to the planters of the suif states
He represented q claS Of agricultdf&lists of the
south who were vitality interested In the pur-
suit OF which all present were interested, And
ne was glad to say that the southern farmers
were waking up and considering this subject, so
as not 70 allow the capitalists to come down there
and make all the profits of the immense crons NJ
nee, sugar, and tobacco. While he was on the
noot ne you'd say that the political papers re-
LABOR WAS pENoRAIrzEp IN THE ao,--.
but for one ne would say that IL was NOT and ~
would not change the relations between hin,
and ms servants. He was glad Of the Change.
and was glad to employ his old slaves. fCheesse
Alabama this pear made large number OF baie!
Of cotton. but Is not by million bal IS az ch
as in T0-T1; but owing TO the increase Of price
Is worth more than the crop OF last year. He
would also inform the delegates that he has ira
veled all over the southern states and had :
NEVER sEtN, A KU-KLUx,
all reports In the Degthern papers to the contra
gates TO come south and see him.
Hon Mr. Morrill,, Of Vermont, offered q res
oiution asking Congress to grant lands to sus-
tain agricultural colleges, and TO have An Off Ger
ofthe United States army detailed in each col.
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AN INTERFERING MEETING OF the friends o
the Bible will be held 1T Lincoln Hall on Sab
Society, Who has explored the seventh ward
VIII make staten ent Of his work, which viii
be followed by short addresses by Senator Ferry
OF Michigan; General Bright, Of Tennessee; Rev
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PROFESSIONAL.

u RUTTER Il co, Consulting and Civil X, rf
~. neers, for Railroads, Bridges, Bay and HarSur
mater SnPplss Canals and Other Public
u street fehl6 I'm
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PAINFUL AccIpKSr-Last night, about q
O'Clock, young mar named James Thomson
the excavation for LAYING the water main on r r
street, between 18th and 10th streets, WAS ba,lI
injured by one Of the pipes falling on him. DR.
Augusta rendered aid; after which q hack wa,
conveyed 70 his home, No. II Bridge street
Georgetown.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
TIE STEAMER ARROW
WIFI LEAVE

WILL LEAVE
STEP N BN SONS WHARF,
Foot Of Seventh street,
Daily, at 10 Q. m, for MOUNT YER
No N9SNS1 6a,yp a. at ALEXAEDRIA Ee4@S
and ORIs fOOTE and WASHING -
1ON, each way-returniag TO the city NJ N n m
THOMAS STACKP0LE, CAPTAIN
JAMES SYKES. Genersl superintendenf deli ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-10-22
Hints onMealih.

"A neat. clean, fresh aired, sweet, cheer
full, well arranged house exerts moral
influence over its inmates, and makes
the members of q family peaceable and
considerate Of each others feelings and
happiness The heconnection is obvious
between the state of mind thus. produ-
ced and, respect Cor ethers, and for those
higher. duties and. obligations (which no
laws can enforce. On the contrary, q
.i6lthy. sssqnaid, snoxious dwelling, in
which none of the deceneies of life are
observed, contribute to make its inhabi
tants selfish, sensual, and regardless oi
the feelings of others and constant in.
dulgence of such passions renders them
! reckless and brutal. s9