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The Osceola times., 1875-05-29
$3.50
Masonic.

A called meeting of Osceola
Lodge No. y, +. & A. NJ. will be
held at their Hall this evening
the Goth inst. at s o'clock.
All members are requested to be
IN attendance if possible.
by order of
+. A. GARLIcK, W. NJ.
j. w. CLAPP, Scc'y.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

DID you hear that church bell
chime last Sunday? Great who
are YOU. Shovel and tongs.
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DIED

At } O'Clock, on The morning OF Friday, Man
2Sth, at his residence near Barfeld Point in hi.
county, JouN : MAnAN. The mineral will take
place on sunday mo ning at II ocloca. The
friends OF The deceas'G and OF James Williams
of Bl, field, are respectfully invited o attend.
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NO. 254 SECOND STREET
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Practice in Phillips, Monroe, De-
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ties, in Supreme court Of tins state,
and United States Courts for the
Eastern and Western district Of
Arkansas.
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N. MANHOOD
81 How Lost, How Restored.

Just published a new edition Of DR.. Culver
wells celebrated essay the radical cure,
Without medicine) OF SpermatorthGa, or Semi-
nal, Menial and Physical Incapacity, Impedi-
ments to Marriage etc also Consumption. Epi
lcpsy and Fits, induced by self indulgence, or
sexual extravagance &c.
fS-Prcc In scaled envelope. only six cents.
Ihe celebrated author in this admirable Essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years suocess-
ful practice, that the alarming consequences of
self abuse may he radically cured without the
dangerous Use OF internal medicine or the appli-
cation Of the knife; pointing out mode o! cure
at once simple, certain and efectual, by means
of which every sufferer, no matiei what his con-
d'ion may be. may cure himself chcaply, private.
ly and radically
Hrfhis Lecture should be in the hands of ev-
cry youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal Ia plain envelope, toany ad-
dress, post paid. on receipt Of six cents or two
post stamps. Address the Publishers,
CIAS. j q KLINE h co,
127 Rowery, New York, Post once Box l,ss.
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SCRTr FOR SALE-ApPly at this
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-01
flciently audible, and cousins Dicfs
and Roger stayed to hear no more.
Clippings.

Look OF the bright side OF things.
for none are SO unhappy as those
who are forever thinking how hard
their lot is, and how much better
off are others. Think Of those
who have less, and life will be
joyous. News.
Secret sins are anchors, which,
as long as they continue, fasten the
soul to the earth. It may swing
to and fro with religious etBotions,
as a balloon whose cords are uncut
may wave to and fro i'd the air,
but 1t can never ascend To heaten.
News.
Him 1 reckon The most learned
scholar, hot who can tnearth for
ihe the buried dyhasties of Sesos-
tris, and Ptoieffiy, the Sothiac era;
the Olybpiads, and consulship, but
who cab unfold the theory of this
particular Wednesday.-Emerson
Fear not solitude 1t is as harm
less as the pure moonshine, whose
silver beams in the palaces of the
goddess resembles hellish ghosts /;
while in the huts OF the tiots they
picture forth hinistering angels OF
heaven.=Wagnef.
1t is no great matter to live lov-
ingly with humble and meek per-
sons, but he who can do SO with
the froward, the peevish and the
pervefse; he only has the truS
charity, always remembering that
our solid, true peace consists in
coihplyins rather with others than
in being COMPLIED with; In SITTER
ing and forbearing, rather than in
contention and tictory.-News.
The idle levy a very heavy tax
upon the industrious. wheh; by
frivolous visitations, they rob them
Of their time. Such PERSONS beg
their daily happiness from door to
door, as beggars their daily bread,
and, like them, sometimes meet
with rebuff. A mere gossip
ought not to wonder. If we are
tired of him, seeing that we ars
indebted for the honor Of his visit
s5rely to the circumstance of his
being tired OF himself.-News.
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S. ROSENTHAL.


is to be lost. I have a plan which
it would be well for us to tall
over together"
The two hurried rapidly along.
Mrs. Varley had occasionally
found time hang heavily on he
hands, and so had advertised for /,
person to fill the post of "compah
ion" to an aBed lady. 1t was thu
that Hester Darling had becom,
an inmate of the house.
At as early an hour as was seem
ly on the morning following thar
on which we introduced them tc
the reader, Roger and Dick again
presented themselves before theil
cousin.
"We have thought 1t our duty,
cousin began Dick.
"Our bounden duty" put in
Roger.
"As painful DIS it Is Imperative ?
Dick continued.
'To put you On yoHr guard,
tna'am,' Roger added.
against d deceitfui and design.
ing person." exclaimed Dick.
"Who is no better than she
should be-" shouted Roger indig-
nantly.
"Upon my word, cousins, 1 do
not comprehend syllable you have
uttered" said Mrs. varley; "nor
shall / bo likely to, if you both
keep talking at onte. Come, Dick,
you seem the least excited, what is
the meaning Of all this ?"
"What rfieans, may / venture to
aslS,S said Dick, "Did you take to
ascertain the character and ante
cedehts Of the young woman at
present sheltered beneath your
roof9"
"Why, none,' replied the good
old lady. "Hef young and truth
ful face was q Recommendation
sufficient on which to give her q
trial"
"We have ascertalned her to be
, most abandoned creature" pro-
ceeded Dick, "and have deemed 1t
proper at once to apprise you Of
the discovery. Should she deny
he accusation, we are prepared
with abundan. proofs"
And the two cousins took their
cave with an air of exalted virtue.
Mrs. Varley was a lady Of the
'trictest propriety, and severest
morals. Much as she pitied the
poor and friendless girl, che must
De promptly freed from this foul
Ind dreadful charge, or cross her
threshold never to return.
She went directly TO Hestef's
chamber.
"You must tell me your past
history, child,' said Mrs. varlet
n q determined but not unkindly
one.
"Oh, madam, I pray you pardon
ne ; but | cannot tell it,"
"Then it has been one OF shame
md guilt"
"For a time of shame, madam"
answered the young gin, with
lushed cheek, "but never Of guilt
What was II that caused Mrs.
farley to start so suddenly, and
half fainting, to a seat at
Testers dressing table
"Who-whosc likeness is that p
he exclaimed, in 4 scarcely artic-
llate voice, pointing to an open
IMMATURE on the table.
"My mothers" Hester answered.
"Then you are Florence Mar
'in's child I" 20
"That was indeed my mothers
iaine."
"More---yoi are the daughter OF
ny only brother, George Haywood,
or Florence Marvin was his wife.'
With a stihed cry, she who had
believed herself alone and friend
css IN the world fell on her kins-
voman's neck, and wept tears Of
gladncss and sorrow.
Her story, which Hester had re-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-01

The regatta excitement has left
its IMPRINT 5h society at Saratoga,
according to John Paul. Young
women no lohger ask you for an
arm; it is, "Give the your star
board oar, please" Instead of pro-
posing a walk to and through the
hotels, they say, "Let tis take b
pull around the hash-cribs.s In
the evening, not a waltz, but "s
double scull race" Is suggested.
After gliding gracefully through .
figure or two Of the Lahcers, your
partner. in a Whisper requests you
to SNAKE squirt at the finish"
When an awakard dancer trips he
or she is said to have ''caught .
crab.' A yuhhg wuihah no longer
apologies for her hair being dis
arranged, but says that her 'srow-
locks are out Of hx." The s'Origin
Of Races Is asked for at the book
stores, and an impression prevails
that the Darwiniar theory solves
the vexed question Of the winning.
stroke. Sensible people are mo-
longer said to be ievel-headed, but
to "keep an even keel" A young
man making inquiries about a girl
whose figure pleases him does NOT
ask what she is Worth, bat what's
her tonnage. Ecru is no longer
an outside garment. There Is
never q lady, young Or old, In the
village, to the ffianor born or only
transient guest" who do not
wear a cres5 within. And the win
ming crew of course.
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The Legacy Hunters.

~ e"Ny "sShSs
1t was Abigail Varley's three
score-tehth birthday. She was
rich widow, childless, and with n
relatives save two gentlemen cou
sins:
Never were cousinly attachment
more beautifully illustrated, o
cotsinly jealousy amiably exem
plifed, than In the daily walk an,
conversation of these two collater
al kinsmen. They bestowed s.
much affection on their common
relative that they had none t,
waste between themselves.
Both were several years yotihgei
than the lady, with a fair prospect
according to the course of nature
of surviving her, and how to SUP
plant each other in her will, which
at least, she had begun to tall
seriously of making, was tho pro
lem which at present engaged theil
attention.
On the morning in question, whet
cousin Roger called to wish cousin
Abigail the usual "many happy
returns" he was not little cha.
grined to find cousin Dick there
before him, However he present
ed his annual gift, and went through
his annual speech without missing
word; and seeibg Tabby, the
cousinly cat, perched snugly on
his rivals knee, by way of not be-
ing outdone in cousinly attention,
he took up Poiapey, the cousinly
poodle, though dogs were his abom-
ination.
"Well, cousin Abigail, | hope
yotr health continues good," said
cousin Roger, patting Potnpey's
head, and glancing susplciously at
cousin Dick, who he devoutly wish
ed at Jericho. h
"No, not 30 good latterly as it
has been. The fact is," the old
lady continued; "I have been think
ing seriously of sending for Mr..
Parker, with view OF settling my
worldly affairs without delay"
"Oh, there is no need of haste,
cousin" broke In Dick; "you may
have many years before you yet"
mentally adding, "what has pos
essed the old ninny to put it off so
long"
"Well, well, I suppose there's no
great hurry about it," said cousin
Abigail.
"And yet,' cousin Roger ventur-
ed to hint, "it's always well to be
preparedj none Of us can tell the
minute nor the hour you know"
"And after, oil calling in a lawyer
is not so serious a matter as calling
in DOCTOR" said cousin Dick, fas-
tidiously.
The conversation was interrupt
ed by the entrance Of q young and
beautiful girl, at whom cousin Dick
stared with surprised and troubled
look.
"Pardon me, ma'am," said she in
a voice remarkably sweet and gen.
tie; "not knowing you were en-
gagged, | came to see II you wished
fiie as usual, to read to you today
"presently, DEAR" Mrs. varley
answered, in q tone that plainly
limited her visitors would not be
pressed to stay IL they offered to
go.
After afi awkward pause the two
cousins took their departure to-
gether.
"who Is that girli" inquired
Roger as soon as they had reached
the street.
"You may well ask" cousin
Dick; and, STOPPING, he whispered
something in HIS companions ear,
at which the latter started suddenly.
"Good heavensl the resemblance
is certainly striking. But what Is
to be donei DO you think tho
old--cousln Abigail, / fnean--sus-
poets anything 7"
"Not yet, ] think but no time
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On the Cash System

Believing as we do that the time
has arrived when the people of
this city desire to buy their goods
for CASH at corresponding low
rates, we shall make no accounts
whatever, except upon special az
rangements.
Goods will be sold by us at rates
that would ruin any concern doing
o credit business In six months.
LOCKWOOD, LUCE & SEAGE.
Alpena, March "a, 1875.
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The frightful Consequences Of go--
Ing to a temperance lecture are n
lustrated by ths fate Of d Dubuque
farmer. While he wss away from
home. be was robbed Of 1880. II
he had beefi at q theatre. the ~
pers which treated 1incoln's sssas-
sifiation as q punishment for attend
ing play, would doubles have
repeated their warnings. His hired
man had $500 stolen q the sams
time; but this win doubtless Be rs-
garded as . wild joke 10 Epelapdv
where an agtictlturai lAborsf wiGb
IS would be regarded % q curioslt,s
She Is . beautiful gil, u co1fss
living seventeen miles west of Mn
waukee. She picks up the scytAs
and leads seven mon around the
meadow, laying NE best swsth n
the lot, cuts four or 6ve ra>l)e-
snakcs in two. takes drink fFon
tho jug and then goes hQuns to tsba
her music lesson.
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line.
Ioeal Notices, ten cents per line each insertion.
ana ali notices tontiilued fof three months OF
longer, a discount Of Is tor cent.
Advertisements unactbinnnnied bv written of
verbal directions viii be Published three monfb 4
ADVERTISEMENTS, undet eQptraet ordered out bel
No paper. distghtinted until all arreafsces M.
paid, extebt ~ the optioii Of tie biitlshef'.
Tfansieht advertisements fiust BE- faid IA al.
vance.
81 TerRs, CASH. payable gusttstiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-24
G. EOR ETC W N.

THE NEW BELL STRIKER.-Our citizens
are glad to hear that there is a probability
OF having fire-alarm striker attached 10
the nne bell in the tower of st. Johns Up. f }
church. II is an excellent location. and the
sound VIII reach every part of the town. in
forming our citizens of the localities of fires
while the daily striking OF the hours at a.
M, u m. except Sunday, and r. IN. 10y
Observatory time), will be a great accom-
mediation. 1t is hoped the arrangement Will
be made.
WATER OUT OF THE CANAL-The water
was drawn of from the Georgetown level of
the canal last night in consequence OF an
other break in the embanKmcnt at the same
point where one occurred a few weeks ago,
and from the same cause.-the mining opera
tions of rats. II is expected that the water
Will be let in this evening.
MAN DROWNED.-A cOlOred man. steward
OF the schooner Sallie C.. Smith, fell over
board from the vessel while outward bound
yesterday afternoon, near the Long bridge.
and was drowned. The body has not yet
been recovered.
CATTLE MARKET.-MeSSrS. Means. Wea-
Yer d Co. report sales to-day at Droyers'
he ST OF 261 head of cattle al from I to cents
per pound-10 head left over; .I99 sheep and
lambs at from to cents per pound for old
sheep, and from $50 TO Si.7j per mead for
lam bs-200 left over; 35 cows and calves sold
al from S23 TO SD.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-yisfoe Mor Arthur.
ar violating mar ar
wholesaleing without permit; guilty. In
several cases judgments were entered; par
Clark plead guilty and was finef s. jas. n.
Albison, making an excavation without per-
nit The defence was that the excavation
was made within the parking, and therefore
does not come within the law; on trial.
CIRCUIT CoURT-yaloe HsnaphreE
To-day, Narnell agt. Washington and
GEORGETOWN railroad company faction for
damagesl; verdict for $4,000. White agt.
Adams; Judgment by default. Clark & Co.
agt. Mcnamara; leave granted 10 amend,
and case continued.
EQy!TY C5rRr-Jp,loe WgEe.
To-day, Noble Young agt. Dennison ct al;
decree pro confesso against Cook Fleming
ct al, agt. McNair et al; decree TO sell. Lee
agt. Forrest; decree appointing Caperton
cine sum. Cragin agt. Commissioners; order
denying injunction. Hovey Ell al. agt- Nc
donald ct al; order sustaining demurrer and
dlsmissing bill Green ct al. agt. Green Ell
al; order nisi ratifying sale.
POLICE CoURT-JuNlge Sneu.
To day, John Farrall in tecent exposure in
/ me county; %. Roxana Mudi1, cursing; s..
! Louisa Douglass, forfeited COLLATERAL. Fran
els Poindexter, disturbing the Cherry Alley
sleepers last night; IS. Mary Dyson was
I mned % for hooting in the streets. Jerry
Iaylor, - for same offense Joseph u ander
profane and indecent language; a. Lewis
Jenkins. loud; as. Francis Warner, Francis
| Bali, Mary Lomax, and Francis Spillman,
IS each for loud and boisterous talking
Teresa Johnson, IS for same. George Finni-
cum, disorderly; IS. Elizabeth Wagner for
feited collateral for cursing. Sarah Toliver
! larceny of a silk umbrella from Sophronia
| waters; 800 or thirty days. Mary Miller.
colored. charged with keeping a bawdy
mouse; said she was not guilty of such thing
| it was prejudice against her; fined $50 or
| sixty days in jail. Lincoln Sinlms loud and
| b0lsterous in the market house: IS. Willie
GTioson, charged with malicious trespaSs; -.
| Theodore is cripple and in the habit of
sloshing about with short billy he uses in
| keep the peace. Samuel Luckett. colored,
assaulting and robbing Talbot Lee. taking
80 from him; grand jury. Joseph Bender,
assault and battery on Jacob Cohen; $40 and
| costs. Also fined $40 for CONTEMPT of court
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ALEX AN D RI A,

THE SAENGERBUND OF WASHINGTON
Will spend the night of Monday next at Port
ner's Garden, in this city. and have invited
the COncoTdia Society to be their guests upon
the occasion. They have chartered a special
train to take them back to their homes at
the conclusion of the festivities.
A NEW PEsT-This is surely the age of
pests. In addition TO the centipedes, cock
reaches, potato bugs and graSsh0ppers
which abound in greater prOfusion than ever
before known, snails be now upon us. and in
such numbers, too, that several houses in
the city are rendered almost uninhabited by
them.-Gdzette. sd.
SCHOOL CENsCS-Mr. Phillip Fl. sum
mers has just completed a census of the
school population of Alexandria, from which
ii appears that there are 4, +46 residents in the
city between five and twenty-one years OF
age.-SenfiRel. 2}d
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LOCAL NE w s.
condensed Locals.

secure a marine glass at Hempler's.
The street lamps will be lighted this even
iLg at o'clock and extinguished at Las
The alley back OF the Calvary Baptist
Church. a correspondent says, is one of the
s.irtiest of the city; IL even makes the people
leave church during service.
MesSrs. Young Middleton viii sell at
auction at 6O'cIOck this evening, six 90 val
uabie building lois along the line OF the III
street railroad. on 18th street northeast.
The grand jury yesterday returned true
hills OF Indictment against Charles Stephen
Tyler Jones and George Price, for resisting
Metropolitan police officers.
Mr.. JOnn Van Solver. for many years a
dealer il the Washington markets in fresh
G>h. died at his residence. on Sth street. be-
tween q and II, southwest, last night, aged
- years
TIE Operetta sI.aiIIa" will be performed at
the National Theatre ON Monday evening
next. by the pupils of Professor John ES-
pUta. and pleasant musical entertainment
IL expected.
on Tuesday morning a cOlOred man called
Al the residence of Mrs Fenwick, COS / street.
for a bowl which he stated Mrs. +. had sent
him for. While The boy was out of sight he
removed a valuable clock from the mantel
and made of wit il.
Mr.. Harry Brooks. the PEDESTRIAN, began
his tramp of I coo half miles in a. many half
hours AT the Avenue TheateT at O'Clock
This morning. Having once accOmpl shed
the feat he feels confident he can do IL again.
He viii walk during the performance this
evening.
The firm Of y. G.. Draper X Co. and their
employees, some twenty-three in number.
yesterday afternoon subscribed SSj.25 for the
benefit OF the widow and children of Richard
MOsee. the colOTed labOrer who was acct
contact with circular saw in motion, as
stated in yesterdays STAR.
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CITY 1T E MS.

ALPACA COATS, from - to SO, at A. Straus.
10li Pennsylvania avenue.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on deposits,
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. I'll. Squier & Co., Bankers, l4I6
pennsylvania avenue. 5,l5,eo1:
FOR Moth Patches, treckles and Tan, ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and FreckIe
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe7Ty's Irnprored COnletioIle and Pinlple REM
edy, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
b. Z. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. Ssh:
Corns. &c.-The Foot
laDOrs ten times more than the hand; and TO
be relieved of COrns, Buniops, Ingrowing
Nails, ETC., thousands of persons visit DIR.
whites establishment, No. SIS 18th street,
opposite the Treasury.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of
1872 were S219, eco. 4l2-swt
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0Freckled wells are stylish and very de-
ce1ving. Wv
0Spiritnalism is said to be spreading
rapidly in Russia.
land now Dublin proposes to establish
"a schoOl OF Journalism"
Barber pole" hose will be fashionable
uls summer for ladies at the seaside Gem
tlemen ditto.
" Some "crOOked" whiskey from st
Louis, Chicago or Milwaukee distilleries
mas been seized in Austin, Texas.
~Colonel and Mrs. Nicholas Smith ap-
Peared at a masquerade in London the other
Jay, as Satan and Gretchen. Mrs. Smiths
maiden name was Ida Greeley.
~ AS Mr.. Owens, of Albany, handed the
Judge 80 for mauling boolI-agent, he re-
marked that he hadn't had as much fun for
the money since Barnum was around.
~ An examination was begun at Chicago
yesterday of the books of the distilieries
seized in that city on Tuesday, and those of
Inc Lake Shore distillery We're gone through
but The examination failed TO discover any
frauds.
6J. j. McKinnon, who some time since
succeeded in swindling a Richmond hotel
Keeper by means of fraudulent drafts on
London, underwent an examination yest7-
Cay before the Richmond police court a,l1
was discharged. McKipn0n had previously
Ee.Il9ea We money.
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w "a. wHEATLEYS
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING .Sr,P
ITSHMENT -

~ JsrsrSoH S'rssf. 6fsOrsco'r-. 10 c
Eetsblisned. lNsl. Premium awarded. Iss7 In
Wearing apparel Of every description. fncludius
seNets, crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Glove-,
&C, &c, nicely cleaned OF dyed. al-o fr-.fu- as
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets Cleaned durins
the Summer months. ~
Send rs your address and we win cali 'or .ud 70
turn WORK AZ any place In the District free 81 eNtr,
Cnafee. Nork received AMI returned b mail or en-
press from and % any place in the ooun-ry saslt,
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r TALBOT HOUSE,
~ YbAkNEStILLk,M MONTGOMERY 90.
MARYLAND

ane undersigned having leased the above named
dotei VIE De prepared this to offer superior
accommodations to Ladies' and Gentlemen VINO are
Sssrous 70 spet the summer months in the country
Mountain. IL also commands an Extend / view o.
the Blue Ridge Mountains and the surrsu adins
country. Fishing and hunting In abundance. Con
.iderable improvements have been made TO rae bniid
Ing since last summer, such as bath room, It'll
from Washington, ID. u.
Terms: o. per day, and from 9s to q 10 per veek
Children under II and servants half pric, FOR fur
fher 5niormation apply 70 or address O. A. BAL
AVE-, 6HlefI we, 40ptRVpery eep Y u. pl3-tSl'
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'M'Ts,

JUST RECEIN ED. full line q Gsai :. Ladie.'
AZ and thiidrens SHOES e AL stvle-
Parties would % well 60 eNauirs nv srr-k --<zl
beiere purchasing x OVENS
P-f-S " 6G n ga --ree'
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"A TIE sEXER.DGE HOUSE.


4k1 Is now ready for the reception of Summer
Barriers. 1t iss handsome house. with 81 rooms
ar. large porticos, an i kept in the best style
healthy section 81 Northern Virginia, fifty miles
southwest OF Washington City; has Churches of all
denominations and pleasant society There is wi hin
sn,Ile Of the House fne Mineral Spring, whose
medical waters have been pronounced 10y Physicians
10 he equal TO any in the state Tally Stages connect
with the Railroad Derots at Lee-burg and at the
tsruis. &c, address JOSEPH NJ PATTON. Pro-
prietor. 80 Inn