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"atertown Union Live stock Market.
Nov. ID.
AMOUNT OY LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle q Hufn

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
This week---..--. 1853 5E}s 700
Last week.. l5SO 1896 6-s6
From Vermont $50 a652 49,
Prices Of Market Beei--A lew choice, IS % n ST.
extra, s, 5Oas ~. first quality, So 50 "a "; see
Ond quality, s. 0B ~ third quality, 81 80 as 10
Prices OF Store Ca:te-WOrking oxen per pair
800, $50, and f75, Mich Cows and Calves
rom f4ja5h; extra, Ms7j; Farrow Cows. $lsD4S,
YearlnTs, tnn1n; Two Years Old, $l5M,O; Three
Years Old, f91ni5.
Prices OF Sheep and Lanbs-In lots 81 ST., s. co.
s. % and Su1 each, extra, 81 2, dri 80. from to
&c h. Spring Lambs, a d5c q n. Veal Calves
name.
Prices of Hides, Tailow and Skins Brighton
Hides, 1!Asc v h; Tallow, Gd6lc v III; Country
Hides, 20 10 Pb; Taliow. 5aaic B h . Shcirrd
Pets, 7jc6sl Lamb skins Cal. Skins, lOd1lic y h.
REAARKs
Cattle-We figure over ia cattle from the West
Mt this market this week. The condition of the
market is somewhat improved, particularly on best
grades.
Sheep and Lamhs-The Improvement on Sheep
and Lambs continues steady. Butchers buying
freely.
Poultry Large supply and laGI2c v h is the
price this morning, Including Turkeys.
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HORACE =. MEAD's ESTATE

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chttenden, Commas to
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate Of Horace e. Mead,
late Of Hnesnurgh, in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the day VI the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that PURPOSE
do therefore hereby give notice, that we viii
attend to the business Of our appointment, at the
dwelling OF the late Horace Mead, in Hnesburgh,
in said District the fourth ues'ays OF November
l577, and April ls7s next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
each Of said days.
Dated this 9Th day of November, A. d. 1877.
J. ?. MILES, JC.,,r,;.s;o,ar,
g. d. BOY NroN, COMMISSIONER
4Jw3w
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LEVI ROBINsoN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, J To all persons con.
DISTRICT OF cH1TTESDss. SIS of Lew Robinson,
late of Westtord. in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at burlington. within
and for the District Of Chittenden the z3d day oil
October, A. d. 1877, an Instrument pufportns 70
be the last viii and Testament o; Lew Robinson,
late OF WestfOrd, in said District, deceased, was
presented to the Court aforesaid, for Probate; and
It is ordered by said Court that the jih day Oh
December, A ID. I577, at the Probate Court Rooms
IN said Burlington, be asst ned for proving sald
Instrument; and that notice thereof be given 10 all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous TO
the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear belore
said Court, ut the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of sad will il YOU have cause.
Given under my hand. at Burlin 5tOn, in said Dis
trct this I2th day Of November, 4. u. 1877.
2lw3w X. s. TAFT Register.
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HNfkIyIl ACADEMY.

rIWE WINrtE TERM will hczin on Thursday.
l December b, lS'1. Board nom $50 to SLuO
per week.
For u catalogue address
} s. SPAuLrlN6,
Eu H. dSwGw Barre, Vt.
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CAPruREp. Sydney IL. Jones, the Wind

CAPTURED Sydney H. Jones, the Wind
ham ineendiary, who escaped from New
fame jail, on Monday, was recaptured the
same evening, at Townshend, the bitter cold
weather having driven him into the hotel,
after he had swum the river.
The Graphic burlesques of Vermont
towns appear to strike the wrong chord in
the popular heart-Or rather whole octayes
OF them. The Montpelier UdtcAmGH says
THE article on Montpelier was prepared
for the Graphic by Hon f. p. Walton, and
is not to be compared in merit to the hideous
views of Montpelier which that paper pub
fishes. Az a failure, the illustrations arc Il
success"
OVER across the lake Smith NJ. Weed was
defeated for the State Senate. and W. W.
Rockwell succeeds Senator Tobey. The
Troy Times says: Mr.. Rockwell is a man
of business capacity and of personal and pc
litical integrity. He will make careful
and conscientious Senator, and be an honor
to the district-which Weed certainly would
not have been"
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

ult physician. refined tom prtrttrv, htNtus
,I tTpr M last India mis-i'uary the formula cot
,4i.t. vegetable r'In-,y fer speedy and permanent
,fttI ii hf4sh.tts. t,t.uf ~. hHI aI 40
rot amt lnug an,ttuus Hl4n Tor ,i.
ity .ui al complaints. after having t,-t'i
s ttt,.. power thousands ut rHsa hHs i"t l
dat, To- tnlkrlt known tn ms suiierug follows N,tl-
rt,al l,y de- &C.. human -unT WIN -,ui
In. t., 40 uh drit TIM recipe iu ti'tru1u. lr'n,
srI-l b. "a 20 ,iir,'tt.u- Nd'r'- ~ so -Hit u
" " 'irittAEl-G lt,,s b. I'l,ok 10, hc,t,rNN
Nov U--dkWiw
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-27

Snow. then, state your case" said
a Detroit lawyer the other day. as he
put away the five dollar bill in hi.
vest pocket.
"well." began his client, "suppose
the man living next door wants to put
a harm right up aeSinst my line com
ing nsarly within two feet Il ny
house,!
"He can't do it, sir; can't do any
such thing" replied the lawyer.
"But want to put my barn right
up against his line" remarked The
client. ..- w. -
"Oh-ah-yes, ] see. Why sir. &
right ahead and put your bsrmfhere.
All the Law in the case is on YOU
sile.-rFree Prsss.
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He must he satisfied with abmt
one-third Of q price for his work. aud
then he must be willing to do the
work over seven or eight times, 'just
to zee how Il will look" for the gener.
ality Of the people Do not know how
a thing will come out in print. and,
Of course, want II Q "llttle different"
He must be willing tn wait 'ix months
fDr his pay. and then take il out in
secondhand clo,hes-pins or last years
garden seeds. lie must never be eo
hold {. to suggest that q little cash
might not come in amiss. for people
expect him to work for nothing and
board himself, and yet be cheerful and
happy. He must at all times be viii
ing To do this or that for nothing. Of
at least at greatly reduced price, as
"it is for the association" you know;
and must throw in puff gratis also,
If he happens to be publishing news.
paper.
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a SaasfsO ThSer

Thomas Haslach, an undertaken at
1873 Montrose avenue. Brooklyn, early
yesterday morning was awakened by
his wife, who told him that she thought
there was thief under the bed. The
husband said il must be their pet dog
that made the noisa He reached his
hand under the bed. 1t was licked as
by a dog. aud Mr.. Haslach turned
over, saying that il was only "Caro.
He went tn sleep. When he awoke
again he found that his room had been
robbed of over ei0O in money and
jewelry by the thief who was under
the bed, and who licked his hand like
a dog.-TNew York Snn.
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In some recent Investigations upon
the question of the direc ton Of the ex-
citation Of the nerves Of sensibilily, by
Mr.. Bert, a curious experiment was
tIied by him in regard to grating the
tail of q rat. lie removed portion
of the cuticle from a tip Of the tail,
and inserted this in an incision in the
skin Of the back, and on keeping the
two surfaces in opposition for con
siderable time they grew together, the
result being a rat with decided han
die to his tail. The object was to de.
termine whether sensation could be
transmitted in direction opposite To
its normal course. This problem was
solved by cutting the are Of the tail in
two, aud pinching the end Of the ter
minal portion. when the rat immedi'
ately raised a cry expressive Of pain,
and fed. In a few days, however,
this sensibility ceased by alteration ol
the nerves; but the Feasibility Of the
stump end of the tail continued with
out change.
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Pure lime. where Il il not mingled
With eky, sad, sssl gsher organic
aud Inorganic substances, consists Of
the exile 81 ths mctalic element esl-
cium. aud. entering into the compost
tan Of all plants, must ecesPy large
place in Nature. laboratory. II has
an affinity for water and carbonic
acid; when applied to the land it alb
sorLs wsser, tm,sisg hydra,e Il line;
thi. hydnte then absorbs carbonir
acid. 90 that lime. although applied to
the land in the caustic state. really ex,
i.ts, shortly afte, its applica.ion,in the
form Of carbonate, along with little
sulphste and phosphate, as previously
mcs,ioned. LIND hs for long time
beS used as fertilizer; when land
previously unworked is brought into
cultivation. or when worn.out pasture
land j. broken up. lime is generally
applied, Il aaeets chiefly the vegsta-
ble matter contained in the coil, PRO
noting its decomposition, aud thus
rendering it available as plant food.
We, however. find its action important
on sos,s Of the nsineral eostitusnis---
decompo.ing in.oIuble silicate., the
rsult being soluble.
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A woman has lately been found in
q secluded cavc near Udino. Italy who
had been Imprisoned there thirty three
years. In 1874. she became attached
to an Austrian officer, but her father,
a violent haier Of the Austrians, who
at that time were in possession Of that
part Of Italy where he resided. refis'
ed his consent to a marriage. The
girl stated that she wosId ihsn marry
without his permission. lie dissimu.
lated his anger. aud, during a walk in
which he accompanied kss, ~ isdss-
ed her to descend into the care with
him by means of a rops ladder. with q
view d examining il. Ne was the
first to ascend to the surface, and with
dssSiag ths ladder, lett her. She
Was KEEP, regularly supplied with food
and clothing. At her fathers death
her sister, whose hatred toward ths
Aus,rians was equally great, continu
ed the imprisonment. The uniortu
nate woman. on her Liberation. had Z
complexion Of death.like pallor, csus
ed by the darkness in which shs had
long lived, and her v,ice hal depart
ed. through constant cries. during th'
early part Of he sequestration, f"'
help. shs could speak only in I
hoarse whisper.
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The "ecl.kip- drcs. IL the great
r.sc ho,h \, London and Paris. In
A.. ~;l,.., dav. of tho ,;e.b.ct q,
n;o.bact m.n;a. there never wa. such
a ,;oh,,e.. IN IN. matter Of skirt a.
noe ,,ev.;L. wha,eye, ,b. psvc;,y '
Of m. s,,d, in the pin.l,ack in il
frontier mart In the enormous exurber.
.nce Of the pcn;er or hustle the bal.
snce va, struck but now, no, only
/. the hustle a thing of horror, bu,
.v.u ,h. rece...rv uuderclo,bipe /,
cou,;de,e,i A, trop. To lenethen the
vs;., A, b,vo.i 4. .sstursl propsr.
,;o.s : ss;e webbing N elastic h fast.
.,ed m IN. .,,v. N the deptb Of hall
. s,o,. and To this. st 6,t. narrow
,kir,s we're bu,toned. But even thi,
/, INV sh.odous,, to, asotber sshesus
N acouirr ,Ieuderness Mrs. swis,.
helm. mucb.r;licuIe,i cbcmiloon is in
demand and garment. made in thi.
way are sold at the furnishing shops,
snd rssserss- of 10 pss. overly from
hand to hand among LADY friends.
Sn. l.d;.. h,v. had revul.r stsue.
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II has been discovered that the right
hind leg of the bronze horee cn which
General Washington's efiyy is mount
ed on the Capitol Square, Richmond,
is cracked the length Of twelve or
more inches. The weight OF the stat
ue aud horse is probably ten tons,
resting on one hind and one fore leg;
the injured limb is the one poised. 1t
j. supposed that the crack was caused
by the freezing during the past winter
of water which by some means perco-
lated into the casting.
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l,ees,ss or rressssss Lsn~sss.


Inc 'o'o.'"s "s"" "' '.
'e'''uc ""ec"''e VI e"' ''o"
comes 70 Us ITO" "ee'" e''''
Po""e"'
am reminded very forcib'y OF On
interview which ] once had With The
martyr President by reading IN the
Editors Drawer OF your Magazine
what one OF your correspondents re-
lates in regard to similar interview.
] called upon MIR. Lincoln soon nher
ne was hr'' installed 10 the W ",'e
House. In 'hs room whcre Mr. L.
grsSHd iessrv'e~s' &c 'wers sve"'
psss~s VINO were visiting 'heir turn
TO speak with him. J listened 10 the
reques" OF several men ana women,
AMI saw that very lev were gran'ed
what they solicited. ! had raj ~
m near one end OF . long Mole' MI
L"co'n sa' al the ether end' soon
"ner ! "" seated 10 "a'ke" 'e''"'
"mce" IN inc Spensn navy :" Ty
'"e,"C,-
"e. wv, -.
CIV" =" ' ~ m'. % A.
"e '' '"e 'e"'
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Warts are very troubleso me and
dis6guving. The fDllowing Is a per.
feet cure, for even the largest, without
leaving any scar, and has been tested
by many: Take email piece Of raw
beef, steep it all night in vinegar. cut
as much from it Is will cover the
wart, and tie it on; If the cxcresccncs
is on the forehead. f;.sten the beef on
with a strip Of sticking plaster. II
may he removed in the day and put
on every night. In one fortn'ght the
wart will die and peel oG. The same
prescription will cure corns.
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The following is the verdict of a
negro jury: I'VE, dc undersigned. he
ing y kuoners jury tn III on de bcfv
ob de niger Sambo. nov dead and
gone afore US, hab been sit,in' on de
said nigyer .sEr~ai did, on de fur.
tcenth Oh November, come TO def by
falling from Je bridge oter de ribsr,
where we find he wss, subsequently,
dr"wned. and snerwsrls ssslsd on
de riber side. whar werpns he was
fross to dsA."T1 ~ gT E ~
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This 10 the way il goes through the
ordinary channels" otherwise the
circumlocution Office: Hayes to Nc
Crary, bounce the boys in blue from
the Columbia State House." McCra.
~ to Sherman, "Sec that the soldiers
get out of the South Carolina State
House" Sherman to Hancock. Let
the bayonets he Withdrawn" Han
cock to Ruger. "March 'em out. "
Ruger tn Captain -, Git" Cap
tain - to Corporal -, "Ske'lad.
ile." Cosporal - to the army Of
occupation. "Fsll in. right face. for
ws~iby 6ie right. nnreh!'- [ehicscc
Times.A A@t---e - ---e-~ NJ
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a yuSssSssS spS OsA~sss.

A queerly matched couple were
seen at Newark. New Jersey. last
wssk, ia a kanslsose young white ~
man, dasrhter of . sAii.eisipri pls~t-
er named Debezon. and worth Sl75,.
600 in her own right, and her black
husband. The negro was krmerly n
slave on her fathers plantation. and
he saved her life at q steambAt explo.
sion by putting her IN his back and
swimming ashore, though one arm was
shattered. He became tho family
pet, aud the little girl taught him, to
read. then mathematics and French.
lie became an accomplished gentle
man, and when the girl grew up she
fell in love with him. Mr.. Debeson.
who is a prominent Democrat, Of
course opposed the match, and the
c'uple ran away and are now spending
their honeymoon at the North.
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A romantic history 10 given to a

A romantic history 10 given to a
valus,,le aismoud, which b said n b
nov foe sale by,a firm in Salt Lake
City. II weighs eight and hall
cara,,. and is half an inch in diane
ter. II is related Of it that for many
hundred years it was in the family Of
an East India prince. and BY hin pre-
senied tn Queen Chri-tiana Of Spain,
who gave ID N her daughter lsatslla
on the oocssion sf her nasrisge.
When Isabella was forced to part with
it. q gentleman from ST. Louis pur.
chased Il at an auction sale in london.
Subsequently it WAS stolen from him
at Saratoga Springs, hut on the offer
If 5000 an4l mo 9psssiHs asked, ="
il wa. rselvned lAnerwadihis same
gentleman went to Salt Lake City
and sold his diamond for mining prop
erty valued at s22,OOO The mine
developed well, and the lucky specu.
lator realizel over $50, 200 from this
investment The miner via sscsissd
the, stsse was cheated out ~ Il by
'<'hicsyc gamblers. wh6soldit "a Z
diamond dealer. who in turn sold it To
the firm in Salt Lake City who now
possess il.
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~" :,
hsa worn red "a"ne, ''"g e"ouss
10 nave "een 'noro"g"'y Pe''"A"''
,h"' all "'rrsn,'e' not 10 '"''n1 are
h"m""gS' ana 'ha' all "~herso"'eh
recipes Tor keelnng y ron DONG 70
ar raeo"oa ie''sea sIss'
10 'he 'heS''"o'e' anu 'e"'ned 10 ,ake
A. matter OF course. 'ne gradua'
Tightening ana Va, hardening OF my o"'
der clothes ""a' . 'oips''e' '"e"'
has oeen my las. SET A'm"' "o'"
on'' ana YET son a. "heh put on,
when aware OF the mc', ! inquired
'i my oe''er seSen.e'g"'n' the cause
""' ""~
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Il am convinced that the world il
daily growing better, : remarked rev.
erend gentleman b q brother clergy
man; my c"ngreratioa Is constantly
increasing" "Yes." interrupted the
brother. who happsnei 70 be . Peni
teniiary Chaplain. "and SO is mine.
Aud there discussion on the early ar
rival Of The n,ellsnnium drapI,sd. tf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-27

DIR. Bull'. Cough Syrup is purely
Vegetable Compound, innocen, in ma.
ture aud wonderful in effect. For
children it is invaluable. euringCroup,
whooping Cough. et,., in few hour.
Price 25 cents per bottle. or five bot
ties fer o. 90. 3, tAaLf .-s
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A woman out on North I'm. he.

A woman out on North I'm. he
ing counted out the other morning
after debate on the question. "Who
shall rise and build the fre'' got up
and split her husband's wooden leg in
to kindling. wood. and broiled his steak
with Il. I, made him 50 mad that he
got hold OF her false teeth and bit the
dog with them. She cried until she
had u ft of Mysteries, and then fllipcd
out his glass eye aud climbed upon the
b~d.post and waxed the glaring eye to
the ceiling with quid Of chewing
gun, Then he took her lwisP Of hse
hair and tied il to a stick and began
whiiewsshing the kitchen with it. Then
she stnrsed OF to 'obssin q divorce, but
Judge Newland decided that he
couldn't grant divorce nnless there
were two parties to the suit, and there
was hardly enough left of them Il
make one. 4 Hswkeye.
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wsss ssSys are Rsss~ss Opes.

A criminal lately gave to report.
or Of the New York Herald the fol.
lowing mode Of introducing powder
within q safe for the purpose Of blow.
ing open the doors.
"Whst tools did You use ~ drilling
the holes'" asked the reporter.
Good crscksmen don't use tools,
answered the burglar. "I1l rhow
you how to blow open any safe In
New York without any tools. just
take me to q SAFE"
There happened to be . safe in
Suags Kiltwshs Piv~e 0w' sut
ne srier seqasinsed the magistrate
with the prisoners proposal. by
all mean.," said he, "let US learn"
aud in q moment the room was filled
with spsrsators.
The prisoner knelt beside the safe.
which was locked. "I,ook, said he,
"at this door. Il 6s 90 tightly that
no instrument can he introduced in
the craebs snd powdrcauyp be ~
serted. 10 far ~ good. The burglar,
continued he, "simply sticks putty
all along the cracks except in two
places, Que at the top Of the door ard
one at the bottom, where he leaves
ABOUT an iach Of space uncovered BY
The putty. At the lower place he puts
a quantity ofpowder and he sucks ou,
the air from the upper place, either
by a suction pump. which 10 the bet
ter way, or by his mouth. The vacuum
created in the safe draws in the pow
der ,hr, ugh the email crack below.
The entire work does not occupy more
than FIVE minutes"
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A characteristic incident is related
Of Daniel Webster. which may be
new to some Of our readers: On one
occa.ios General fsasesdeo yreaehed
Bsstoe earlyis the mssniag. sns ur,
gent business demanding the immedi-
ate attention Of himself and Webster,
He accordingly tore out leaf from
his tablets and wrote thereon his ad.
dress. asking for an interview without
delay. The messenger returned
promptly. bringing a neatly folded
note, closing with lis clear. mssful
siguature. thus: i"In bed. bat always
yours. Daniel Webster" General
Fe-senden was a gentlemen Of the old
school, aud in relating the incident he
remarkeds 81 felt ne proPrieiy of the
rebuke. Mr.. Webster was not man
to he lightly approached. lie never,
in all my intercourse, failed in observ'
ing not only all the prophecies, but
the grsces Of in,ercoarss"t Harper's
Weekly.
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"'ScusE rHE WRIrIS' "Msssa,
said black steward to his captain. as
they fell in with a homeward bound
vessel II wish youd write . few linss
for me to send to the old woman,
cause ] can't write" Certainly"
asscnted the Good natured skipper, ia.
king his writing materials. "what
shall ] say'' Ppmpey told the story
that he wislssd his xife to kuow, which
his amanuensis faithfully recorded.
"ls that all, Pompeyy' asked the cap
tain. preparing u seal the letter.
"Yes, massa," replied he, showing hi'
"ivories." "tank you; but, fore you
close him. jist say, Please 'scuse had
spellin' and writin',' vill YEP q
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The question Of the contssion Of
typhoid fever has been examined by
NJ. Guerin by the experimental meth.
od. lie injected into a numbsr Of
rabbits fecsl matter from typhoid sub
jscts. and he finds it has q poisonous
principle. at leaving the system. oapa'
BILE OF producing death. Various
other excremen,i,ious products Of per,
sons in typhoid fever. such as urine
blood. mesentsric liquids, ETC., have
like siss this poisonous property. which
is retained for several months. II il
abseut FROM the fecal matter of heal
thy subjects.
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How to make good impression
U.e new type and clean ink.
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A New Yerk girl sang, Darling,
! am growing DID," with an expression
50 pertinent aud truthful. that her
procrasiinstipg lpver lcfl her for good.
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Aphy on words--raking the Die
Iionarv for cuchre.table.
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Prince Antoine Ronaparte. nephew
Of Napoleon !, Is dead.
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