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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-12
Why the Butter Didn't Come.

They have q new hired girl over nj
Keyser's farm. Just outside OF New
castle. and ON Tuesday. before starting
to spend the day with friend. Mrs.
Keyser instructed the girl TO whitewash
tho kitchen in her absence. Upon re-
turning. Mrs. Keyser found the job
completed in very satisfactory manner.
On Wednesdays Mrs. Keyssr always
churns, and. last Wednesday. when she
was ready, she went out. and finding
that Mr.. Keyser had already put the
milk into the churn, she began to turn
the handle. This was at eight o'clock
in tho morning. and she turned until
ten without any signs OF butter ap-
pearing. Then she called in the hired
man, and he turned until dinner tims.
when he knocked of with some very Of
fsnsive language addressed to that but
ter which had not yet come. After
dinner the hired girl took hold OF the
crank and turned II very energetically
until two o'clock. when she let 20 with
the remark which conveyed the impress
sion that she believed the churn 10 be
haunted. Then Mr.. Ksyser came out
and said he wanted TO know what was
the matter with that ehurn anyhow. II
was good enough churn II people only
knew enough to work Ii. keyser then
worked tho crank until half-past three,
when, as the butter had not come. he
surrendered il again to the hired man.
because he had an engagement in the
village. The nan ground the machine
to an accompaniment Of frigh,iul impre-
cations. Then the Keyser children each
took turn for half an hour. when Mrs.
Keyssr tried her hand. aud when she
was exhausted she again enlisted the
hired girl. who said her prayers while
she turned. But the butter didn't come.
When keyser came home and found the
churn still in action he blasted his eyes.
and did some other innocent swear
ing. aud then he seized the handle
and said he'd make the butter come IL
ho kicked up aa earthquake in doing II.
Mr.. Keyser effected about 200 revolu-
tons OF the crank minute, enough to |
make any ordinary butter come from the |
earth; and when the Precipitation began |
to stream from him. and still the butter |
didn't come. he uttered one wild yell OF
rage and disappointment, and kicked
the churn over the fence. When Mrs. |
Keyser went to pick II up she put her
nose down close to the butter-mills and
took n snifI. Then she understood how
1t was. The girl had mixed tho white
wash in the churn and lett II there. A |
good. honest, and intelligent servant,
who knows how to churn. can find
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-12
rnE L..DY's GIFT.

THE L.ADY's GIPT. rrra
20. give me something. Ladyi
For have given my heart
A tribe To replace II.
When We are far apart"
She drew from out her bosom
A rsscbud vet with dew,
And gave II TO him. yiny. -
Here's something. cir. Ter you,"
81 take II. and viii keep II,
For never lady wore
A flower 80 pure and perfect
Hut you must give me mofer'
:" have no more To give. sir.
A simple maid like me-.
Who has no birth nor fortune.
What ahould she have 7" said shc.
'.But you have geld" he answered:
NO LADY In the land
SO rich . tower" "what 10 itt"
"Ths riug upon your hand
she slipped from OF her anger
The iiitls wiring she wore,
.I take Il, and viii wear 1t
Bat Yea must give me morev
.wha, more have tn give yos'
Why give you aaythlng'
You had nv roe. before. sir.
And now yoa have my ring"
"You have for.ottsn one thing"
81 do not understand"
.Th- dee goes with the rosebud,
And with the ring the hand"
She gave her hand he took II.
And kissed Il o'er and DER;
81 give myself to you. love.
cannot give you more"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-12

A FIERY. un,amed dummy engine was
that which jumped from tho track four
times in goin. n mile on Chicago
street railroad. .I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16
FI.TTRR 81 - EIITEl -.

Ft-TTRE or THLE UNITED STlTES.
During ne session Of the British Association
al Belfast, on The ssih Of August, 1Ir. George
Ward Norman read On the economic sciencs
seetion) paper aop the Future Of TIE Unltsd
Safes" He said there pro6ably never vas
nation more favored b Providence than ne
Anglo Amaritans. He traced their settlensnt
on ne American continent, and thslg history,
and gave brief account Ct the rise and 5fe-
eress Of the Cn1ed STATES. Hs doubted he
possibility Of establishine in an OLD 2opnlry
an7thinr At an he she government Of the
great republic. On the whole, there WA 20
country ~ uhlch the national wiz, when once
ascertaire1 and expressed womb moro iuf-iy
stain the objects q which q aincd lh1l IN
the United States When the majority pro
ncu1ced oprosltion ceased. Tie ce-tr1l zai "a
~ the Government bad 10 pleI 81 .citl cleeI g
Tie defcioqment ard exercise % me n-I
rover During the late cill var 1f1 Pc
Cnicnllts uero ieupor4rilf llfiaed, l
troutht Into tla dtld numbered naAlf tN'-
tt0. end that cut Of rQpulaton ol ~
n. nc0.oco YFtat would he Soy e. p - |
tnrs 81 he IIri.sd states He could 1n
danger Is long as lard re'-llsl.- aIalNN'e r
r,i|ii-etion .rt population. There VAS he n-
ucrial lsr.sI sfnse. sitting ~ 8 rae, c1rtoI ana
cren q lrf time % the altacks o
tiailstic we've were pr, Of course. confined ~
rnlf.t. t1i b he l1|Ie' 1'''r alef. aa
e6s7 b obtain sn1e'srIt, l1tre
||ta ne food I1r a|sfcf Ht|et
ll,l i1 3eln4nT. =
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P'ain and elegant VII Be the rule Tor ainter
re fan dresses ats to be made 4 iil.Is o,tsr
"a fFoni.
1he cours train Vill b q rgls f8r 81 iul-
fhe.esws.t thing in sar-riuss srs slinpes n
painted Eood.
HssFF Iibosd black aaks WI be ysry fa.h-
ionabls ner< winter.
l11lsls q the -eomlnz bouust', an; comm
-acsoss ~ oeesn.
saske5 arc now tisd low down on tbs f,o-t
width q the dress and hoped up "a Lhe ias
side.
There's controversy about thensE oolors.
Nobody sppsarg % know dsauiseiy whzt thsT
viii be-
House drssseSof am are 70 - cls q reoI-
bps or m bsttIencrs On she boet1ui, Whieh 5
very styiish.
A pew Iaitation Il the eamels-h1ir shawl
bas appeared. It : said - Be s.lnagniaceut
izaaation.tr
Bssutitul suits Qf black vslset ass insosisd
fos the winter. They are esmDlsteix covered
WIKI heads-
Waists Of evening dresses 81 70 bet1ihned
with insertionsof lace sdgsd Witk real bet beads
in pTofnsion.
Long shsTls Of black eashnsrs einnoi
Eithsiase and r0Es Of bszls doWn. che back are
very fashionabIs and very stylish.
Concerning winter matsrials and coiors the
reports DO not change The former wE1 b.
very rolgh; the latter very dark and rich.
Il = 10 longer the eorreei thing 10 wear =
long seazf Of spanish net about the neck Of
course this does not apply 70 shop-kirls and
housemaias,
Less sold jewelFy Is worn now than for
many years past. Jet, Swiss wood, ebony and
coral appear to be the most fAshionahls just At
present ~
Leghorn hats unframed and orInmsutsE
By wing y plume are Affected b fssnionabia
'elles At the watering places for SONS reason
u another.
Walking suits win NOS be materially aliersa
y style or length Much Of the trimmlnz
Fill Be concsnErated on the front width, where.
4 eourse, Il : most liable to Be seen.
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keREENESr-BoNps

Within ten days amer me contract has been
ss5asa re pssen OF peFsons or 20 y corporate
sureties TO be approved By the Postmaster Iiene-a
sr l9 sesrst n T5IiI;ng With ne United
and eFery or Tie terms, conditions, and require
the true Intent and meaning iheTeof: IN he6 con-
tIact tie contractor and his suruties shall
md agree that n case the aid contractor snail
stipulations, and agreeneflts cf said Contract on
therein set forth the said conirsefos ana ~ s,, e
ties shall forfst and pay 70 the United States or
for which said forfeiture the said and III
suret1ies. shzl be joiaty and seyeraay, liable ~
the United States. =
made should fail 20 cutter INFO agreemeni and give
satisfactory bonds IS herein provided. then tile
ne1f lowest RS onsbe bidder siiso on m IN tie
rcquii ed agreement and llondz are executed: AMI
s even ns sipssoh p sS s ss e & r, fa
the oriqinal party 70 whom the coutract Was
lhs agreement viii also provide tnat n At any
time daring the eontlnnange q tue co,nirset The
entire penalty 81 TIT bond. the Postmaster eDerel
shall have ne rgat e relqfe nev bo..e with adj
tor shall furnish the acceptance OF the rostm1s-
default thereof the contract may be annailcd.
CONTRACT NOT AssIGNABLE-
The contract cannot, In any case Be lawfully
transferred or assigned.
RESERVATIONS.
The Postmaster 6cncr1l rcacrrrs tte right 20 -
lect any and all hlds IL In ns Judgement, tie lnter-
eets q tie 0oFerneut require ltf $50 tle right 70
snnul The contract ~ In his opinion, thers shsl
e faiiure az any time 20 perlurni fttafnliv any
o. lIs stpilations. or In case G awiifI attempt
% impose upon the epartlneat stamped envelopes
md wrappers inferior to those now IN use.
EXTENSION.
cfould the irten 81 OF the tiorefnsnenf require.
Jus c9ntfact may be ext q led 1erond the dime
lain@l, lnt exceeding tire mont h.. IT order OF
IN Eoetl--t = Gtller1ls and tie roufTncf prizes.
an9 ~ so.i IONS nrren sci forlh shah govern IN
sANIrLEs
Specimens o. tue cfvfiOrcs aTf Qfr4pnars for
Which, prupQ--l4 are iuNit.d Il. slor IL 81 teIlf
Qraltiics 1ul clfa e paper Ira ll,t eats -lrd
style Or Eumnlur With blank lorIs II .,lIs. c,T
Be hqd en spl.,eatlon to TIE Third Assistant Host
This ADVERT scIncut and specimen Or IA, ,r,e
etvri0nes ard wrappers fifni-i,aj ~ en- ~, ~ ~
parimeui must be attacled 10 and made "a ~ ssh
GuARANTEE-PHOPtisA AIS
10 proposal eil be considered nnleSr Aero mis-
MED 81 Satisfactory guarantee, aieurd 81 a ia,St
two responsible parties.
Blddors must STATE n their proposals he pl &c sr
tnou1aud euTelofc< or wrappers. including cfarr-
thing req uisen ~ done O. lIrI shed. fnrfn
In ltia ndrcTlifclll ~ e1.t 9 ] 1lH.t Is
mace upon tie blank forms fiInli1t4 y SIC uo~
TnItI1clIt securely 1rrfIlrtu .iN taN Il rI.i
..lropossls for tsInrtd Le.ee'es z1q :. FIII.Ier
fesllt.I1g Hcn1laI. Was'i.uf l1nt =. e.
arI-14Lu1l Il1tu41I4r H1l1r1i.
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4 ROMANCE FrHE Q 4NGBe RoHks.

a ROMANCE OFTRE oR.4YGB GROHES.
The New Orleans Times tells very inter-
estiug but pathetic story Of the Hfaof a. orange
planter, named Landman. Thirty years 40
he came into possession, IS q sqllatger, of ne
Island Of Cheniere, on the Gulf eoast He sas
At that tilne very young ara fun Of enterprise.
b bard labor, year amer year, he succeedsdin
raising one Of the largest and finest oranze Or
chards IN Louisiana, although be worked slons
for years. After time he married and took
his wife to tie island, ard for years they 81
joyed one Of the happiest Of homes. Ch1dren
we're born to them, and their work vas remn-
nerstive. 50 that they laid up hAndsouas san.
Then sickpess came, and, one b one, Al tia
family died, until The father was lelt alone
again. Breeding upon his troubles, he fanciod
that the spirits Of the dead were about him,
and soon he became an ardent believer "a
Spirilualism.
At this point some greedy land spectators
discovered that be had no valid title 70 BIS
land and set about n the courts 10 disrossesa
the old man Of his island home. He W0ald
rot retain counsel but relied upon the spirits
70 help him m1nsle his ease. OF course there
could be but che issue to the case There vas
practically nodefsuce AZ AL His spirit ifi11II1
did moi help hin. He lost his bone where BE-
had lived for thirty years and where bis VIE
and children were buried men tao Judge
announced bis fnding and decree the po1r Old
rnsn aroea u court, and his sole reply Wa8
ifPlease, your Honor, there Is no redress l1r
me Ia earthly courts; therefore appeal nF
cause 20 the higher court Of TIE third
heavens" This Is a. appeal which cannot
and VIII not be set aside. His compensation
MI cone.
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DINING CRRIlIa AZ THAl 0AFE.

Grand total - Ooo Eins, an sssh 81 80 %
PRICE OF TIcKETs
Whole tickets, so; halves. aa5.5 tenth. ar each
coupon 81 Il whole tickets for sSooi ~ Tickets
For Tickets and Information,
WI = ~ THO. H. BRAh1ETTE,
Agent and Manager, Public LforAry Building.
Lonisyile, NJ. apgifF&Tu-iIR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16


The Montpelier Femais Humane Associations,
chartered BY the Legislature or Virginia and the
cirvuit Court OF Orange county, proposes, BY
series Of Grand CIT Concerts TO establish and en-
dow = Home for the Ole, Inarm and Destitute
Ladies OF Virginia a. 1Ioafpeller The former res
ideEee Of Presidents James Madison.
f. GOYERNOH,s OFFTCE.
RICHApNp, duly 3. 1874,
II Affords me pleasure 10 say thai well &C
guainfed with large majority OF the Officers Of the
Montpelier feInale Humane Association, Who re-
SIDE IN the virinity Of my hOne aud attest their
Intelligence AID their worth and high reputation a
gentlemen. a. well as the public c6BHd nee. fnin-
ence and substantial means literally represented
ameng them. JAMES l.. kEaPER,
Governor OF YlrRinla.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. July s. 1674.
NY personal acquainteuce with = majority OF the
gentlemen controlling the Alontpeller Humane As
Boclati0n, ard fhe Reputation on al or them enables
me 10 cunend them fully entiflrd 20 the cont.
deuce OF me pubic. No net or representation IN
consistent with honor andintetrlfy need be sppre-
hended m the conduct or Representations % these
L. 5. Judge Eastern District of VjrSlnia.
Further references By permission His Excslien-
cy Gilbert Q. Walker, Ex-Governor or Va. Hen.
kebt. Z. Wifhers. Lient- Governor ofVa., snd u.
5 sen stcr elect ;senarors and Members Of Congress
For nm particulars, testimonials, &C, send for
clrcRlar- tr.fr - rf-,rr
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
Remittaaces FOR tickets may be made BY express
prepaid, post once money order on washington,
D. c., or By registered letter. addressed 10
HoS. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pre8't a.. II. H. A.. AlexHudria, Va
DkRsON. rs Market space, over Riley,s dry goods
9i0fr. and ~ rs sixth street uorthWesl. au1-lY
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RYW. L. WALL . co., Aueffoneers,
A ls New Marble Building,
Gosi 90 and eo2 Penrsylgania afenie. corner Nlnfl
90 u 8 n atreof - -'lI7 80 III
SALE or v1LuAsSLF RIAL EsrAlrr5ul Z. q

SALE or vALUABLg REAL ESTATE OK
t GEOR6EEuWN HEIGHTS. - ~ /
~ virtue OF deed OF tIsts Deariu2 date the 15tls
day 81 February, iol1, ana recorded ID ffber and
y 1gi.e q The noseri5ef viii oner f5r s4le On
~ Qef1cE ali thar lot and parcel OF ground ff0nt-
4ng ~ feet inches on Siotifr I'd EireHt and runnina
block or bl%din g known a. Cooke Villas. fTnli
oasrs 2 fnIe iPr the rehese NEST
borhOod- Sale positive. I
Terms % ale: 81 90 WilhfsI per cant. Interest
thereon IRON the 18th or February and cost Of said
cash; residue In twelve and eighteen months, with
Interest nom day Of sale. secured upon the prop
erty. AL cenveyaheing st cost OF purchaser, "A
deposit Of 40 when properly i knocked down, II
terms OF sale not com piled with IN i've daY3 the
properly WI bs resold q the rik and cost 81 the
!. N q ~ 8 CARTER NARBURY, Trustee.
-apsl-eo&es ". L. WALL q. CO.. Ancts. .
sE BY REQUEST OF THE PARTY SECURED
the above sale Is postponed nntil THURSDAY. The
liza Of september ~, e sssne hon and place.
sei5-1t w. l. WALL 4 CO.. Ancts. 2
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LOTTERIES
POsTPONElfENT.
SECOND AID LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Masonic Relief Association
OF HoEFoLK.
DAT POSITIVELY FIXED.
DAT Positively FIXED.
THURgDAKi 10TH EoTEHBRH.

500 CASH Prizes aezrerntlns a. :. ~ oIio
PRICE On TlCKEISir n
~ noe 1ickets. go O. Quarter Tiatst1. e 80
E4aA 1lcetl co Eleven TfcrnfI.. Id %
49, NO 1NDIvIDU1L BEEEFII ms. -
This Concert Is strictly for MASONIC purp0see
nonss,y ana fairness Which eharaetsfzed ne nrIt
50 JOHN Z. ROPES, Prsaident.
er tickets and circulars giving nun Information.
HENRY v. H0DRAs, sec,y. norfolk. Va.
HE1fCN5IBLE AGENTS VA1TED
Apply - l44d Elevnfh street north vest or 20 the
Sanisor 81 lAssoale Iemples cor. Ninth AID = Cts
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RTB. II. WARNER, = ! .
fesr.lf s s hsssss sEsss and ASs s

pT y. ~. WARNEH, III (
~ Real Estate Broker and Auckio6eer. +.
federa Buildings, corner Seventh and = 81. n. ".
TRUsTEEs, SALE or A NEAT TWO-- TlRY
al AND kASEMEkT BRICK DWELLING. ON
COkNEk MYRTLE AVENUE AND NORTH
LAHLtQL. eIhENI. NEAR ST. ALOYSIUSi
GHURcH, Al. AUCTION. i -.
BY Vlrsre OF 3 deed OF trust 70 rs, dated August
~ q. ~ ~ duly rec oried n Llher No SO folio
lnmDa, and - the written req est Of the party Sc
Cured thereby. We vii sell. At public auction. IN
Holt o. me preInise1, on MONDAY. September
- lsIli a. 0 O'Clock q N, The following described
Real estate: Situate IN the city Of Washiugton, D.
y, % VIII All. thai piece or parcel Of ground
known - lot numbered one nundfed and fhirfv-
Two (I1Z,( IN the recorded subdivision OF sruare
NUMBERED SIX hundred and seTenty-dge, f8z5. and
conIalneQ within me 1olloTlng metes and bounds.
2 VII: beginning e 1he southeast corner % North
tuelce ea1t. along sid avenue eiNteen fl8l feets
tlence eonth - right angles sixtY-nve (1il feet:
thence west sixteen 6l feet 70 said NORTH Canifol
street, and thence alo11 said street xty-dve f65l
Iesl 9 pl.ee Of eseinnins, together With the i'm
TerI1ss Two thonsand dollars, Win interest At
ten per cent. Per annum from February 10. 1874 10
day OF sale, and expenses Of sale In cash, and the
b4ladee ~ six. twelve aud eighteen months. for
which the notes 81 the purchaser, bearing inferas
IRON the day Of sale and secured By deed OF trus
On the properly sold, viii Be taken. deposit Of
reyanctng At expenso q purchaser. II terms Of
SAFE are not complied with u seven days from day
or sale the trustees reserve the right 70 resell the
property e the rsk and cost f the deAulting pur-
chaser, amer AYE dsys, sdye tlsement.
- .Ni o. TH0AAB 1.aFiSHER, 3 1Iussee-
u u y ]. 7. OOLDWEIls.
bct-A-E ) H N s4l4 OF ri ~ -lf 81iedm4u. 4
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pr THOMAs DOwLING,
efl EenlslanA ATenae. nesr serenth strnet.


TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE RESI-.
UENCE On STREET NORTH, BETW EEN
: fIRST STREET " EST AND NORTH CAPI-
= Toll STREET, AT AUCTION. -
By virtue OF = deed OF trust, dated January Is,
1873. and duly -ecorded IN LIher No. ~. folfos
3, &C., Of the land records o. ashlnton eonnfy
D.C. sud By direction Of the parry secured there
BY. NC VIII sci q public auction. IN front Of ne
premises, On FRIDAY, Dctoher g 4. ID. 1874. Al
O'Clock p M al that certain plece or parcel Of
ground sltaate, lying and being n thecifyof WASH
ington, a. e. known and deslgnrted on the nlats
q saia city - ~ one hlndred and fsrty one, GA
IN shepherds Subdivision OF square six h1ndred
and twenty three lex with the brick dwelling
Terms OF sale, as pressfIhed by te deed Of trbst.
el.0o the debt secured. with interest - ten per
cent. per annum froIa January Is, 1874, until paid.
ana the expenses % sale n e.s and fhe balance IN
six and twelve months, for which the notes OF the
purchaser, with Interest nom the day OF sale. Sc
cured by DEED of trust on tia premises sold shall
DC taken deposit ol 80 will BE requr OF the
purchaser q The time u sale Al eonveyaneing At
the cost Of the purchaser II the terms % sale
not complied with within seven day. amer sale. the
trustees reserve the right y resell the property at
the cost and rlkk o. the defaai z pnFch aser.
B, PEYTsl11Gsn DROWN ! trustees.
sep9W, F&M&ds ThOS. DOWNING. Arfct,
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GEOR6E B. PLANT, IrnsfeeHs-
sai1.raThskds = o.'.s s y e.sas,s
- Real Esfate Broker aud Auctioneer.
Federal Baildins. corner seventh and sts- n. W.
TRuslKEs, SALE OF -FOUR MAT, NEW

ID Real Esfafe Broker aud Aucfioneer
Federal Building. corner seventh and sts- n. W.
TRuslKEs, SALE. OF -FOUR MAT, NEW
TEO-STORH FRAME HOUSES ON TIE EAST
SIDE OF TN tLtIH. BIInlkkN W AND
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust 70 Us, dated jan
nary e, a. ~. isEH and duly = A. D. 1874 duly
recoried IN Li1er q o. Us foli0 H. and Liber No.
-, folio =. respectively. OF The land records
for washington county, District or Columbia,
and AZ the request 81 the party secured there
BY, We VIII sell a public aactlQn n front OF tAe
premises. 70 the gighesf builder, on Psi.
those certain pieces Or parcels % real ese uate
II ne city 81 Washln gtnn, District OF Columbla.
and known - lots numbered i've ~ SIX ~ seven.
=, and eight, (8 and tlt 1orthernInosl ten flal
feet front or lot numbered four, a and running
back With that width the whole depth Of sad lot,
and the sonthernost ten I'D feel Of lot numbered
nine, CD and running back gith that width the
in sfaFr and Metcalfis recorded subdivision OF
square numbered three hundred aud two, tsl2.l
together with the Improvements, - a0ove stated
Terms OF s1lai one third cash. bnl1nco IN six,
g. twelve. Ia aud eighteen (i8l monehs. with In
eft from day or sale, at ten per ceut. per annum.
b secured by "a deed q trust on the Property
sold, or al cash, as the Purchaser may desire. A
cry - sold. AL couyeyaIug a. cost Of purchaser.
II lefms Of sale are MT complied With In seven
GAYS. the trustees reserve the rE1 % seu the prop
erly At The risk sud cost o. the det4ulting pur-
cnaEef, after I'VE days rlisenent IN some 9ne
or more nevspapers pullished IN he city Of wash
''e's-' WI. ?. 1IAFEISeLY. r,.....
J. T. CclDWEll., Salesuae.
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DWn b. II. WAaNER,
sssr H sis sa asss s ss sss NV


ID Real Estalc Broker and aucllonear,
Federai BUILDINGS, corueE leIenih ana , - n. ".
gRUsrEEs. SALE % BEkurfrur. suBuRl
BAN fkOfL1tI q AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
By virtue Of deed Or trust dated March u. a. D.
l171 duly recorded n i her No. ~ folio "a one Of
the land records Eor Wzs1lnrt1u county. IN fhe
DistIles ol tolnlallA. all Is tbs request % the
party i1e1fel thereby , M SELL ~ public anc-
tons - mont or the prelnise1 ccr1lne ncI1f on
III lzIlA y, rfcIa Us 3ll. A. o,clock p. Ms
the t1IlqrlnE ceit1lret raj est4te, situate n
W1slinElQu county, % O., viz. Al t1nse Lots
nuIiletet IlItr-fcuE lil. f0rfF-1te fil.l t9rll-
SIX III 1IttttcIEnt f.l 1IEtlfuino 90, severn
" L1l 1ofentr-one (llsl seven ty-tl7o q , seL-
erlt-1-Ne .fltll. seven tI-41Ten CIsl te4L3r
el4llf Oh eighty (-I ci1lIz-one fsI.l elfns
l-,l eltntl- lrte 90 tIt7-fltni (sssl AeS e.t5-
nint ts.I of 3. 7, IroUr's sscfisisioa q --9AnA
Isrniss One shfrd cnsh ans ne b.lanee e s1else
and twenty -llr months, 1or uhlcs
ne purchaser viii be re1l1ed ~ flte ~
sorry noies. 1earInE interest af ne lte ~ tt- Pr
81 deed of trust On ne land and premises sold.
Il N p f;fr 81 sale and a. to1Tef 1pclng ~ the ox@
l.r5S ~ lh1 DurrfnssT. u the TENS Of sale are
frt rnrnn,Iod with b. seven days. the trustee1 re-
seI1 re rfahf 10 EF1cl ne rrcrcTIF ~ Tie rIlt
1nd cosf % the deluitius purchaser. aflrr dTt
81 "a 1rore can Is seen Il the once Of
the ane WILLIAM sElcKtfrr. !, :.
GEoEGL 81. PIA1IT, trustees.
.-,s, Z. z. li,tLfH ELL. 3alesm1q.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16
MEDICAL.


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ApQr1lor4, and run It's magic power and unprece-
e1-et Fel1eufs the most eminent n thia
illlqu l1ft. afier thorough and severe lest, pro-
Nquucfl y the only SOVEREIGN EemcdY for Hrlfhfts
4.1e1ae 9n4 lt11etesi also an ufirary Rladdqf and
Liver AulctIQn1, also Drop1T. Sc. No. 10 ne
nin19 o. many cur claims may seem pfcUo1tercHstd
accomp li.1 Win 1et11eda M1-c1 thai r,Ic1 has 20
long alc SAL Times oIe medical Iencaf We
as ost lest do rot allow your sf1rI I1I1n 70 b
l11l peril. II blInHap a - care 1on Il cannof
certainly 90 you any iuIurT. ItcfcIofo aF1n ycnT-
SELF o. DE most pleasant lo|c1I curative iKors
eFer offered p 4.tf'nf humanity. The Waf6r n
No. 50 PlHnt1IfauIa avenue. Beware 81 srrrlln1
waters. As<lof H1inolds. = or sale b 4IoIT
sens i5r "a slrssI.ls IN Is51esds Advocate.
HItHAHu DUNBAR,
plIerlQr and icuerii Nnnal.I. Hrlhe IIla nlIhrs.
hksai1e1O u. C.. D-1I Ihl..r ~ is7S. iecll-sJ