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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

SAMPLE BOTTLE FREEl
Will be sent to any applying by letter. stating
symptoms, and age. Strict secrecy in regard to
ell business transactions.
DR.. mIATlEs KIDNEY REMEDY, Ne
PHRETICEM. cures all kinds of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. Gonorrh@a, elect, Leucorrhna
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle; six bottles
for IS.
DIR. MINT7Es DANDELIGN PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all Druggists
KIRK, GEARY * Co. Sacramento, Wholesale
Agents. mo 4p1y&o9w1y
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TRiAL RQTTLE EEEE.

Sufficient to show its merit, will be sent to anyone
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age
Communications strictly confidential.
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VCItVl DIIIiteo OF ItIU, INUbt5 ID lIIt HUH Ilt
vital fluid passing uuobserSed in the urine and
many other diseases thas ad to insanity and DEATH
DIR. MsNTIE, who is regular physician grad
70 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case of
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his
special advice and creatment) will not cure, for
anything impure or injurious found In il. DIR.
NESThE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free, Thor.
ough examination and advice, including analysis OF
urine, 81. Price OF Vital Restorative, 93
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40: sent to
any address upon receipt Of price, or O. O. D., Sc
cured from observation, and in private name If
desired, by Z. e MiNrIE. ". D., NO. II
KeerRy street, San Francisco, Cal.
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raetern and Foreign Markets.

NV YORK, September 9th.
BREADsTUTFs-Flour is steady and Wheat is quiet,
latter at 81 0T91 IS 8 bushel.
Woot-California Is steady at 12Gi5c for fall
bury, and 10000 for clean fall spring bury, 14e
to zoe; clean spring, 22G2sc; pulled, 2I@40c.
HIDss-Califoruia steady at 22@2se
CHoAso, September 9th.
wHBAT-97tc for October.
CoRs-47Ae for Cstober.
PoRK-ell Oh for October
LARD-ss I7I for Oetob9r
RIBs-S5 80 for October
LIVERPOOL, September 9th.
WEBAT-Californla spot lOts are dali at 9s to
3D.; cargo lots, 45s Cd for Just shipped, rs 6d9
% fox nearly due, end As Cd feT ea e9ass
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To THE UNFORTUNATE !
DR., GIBBOE'S DIOPRNSARY,
ess Kearny street. San Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases,
sIch az Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured orno charge
! Seminal Weakness.
\ Seminal Emissions, the
\ consequence ofself abuse,
/: This solitary vice or de-
: PRAYED sexual indulgence
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DR.. Felix lie Bruins
G.. AND C..
GJU ESE3y

guaranteed Cure for Gonorrhea and elect Safe,
pleasant and reliable. No bad effects from ts use
Does not interfere with business diet. Price, 81
per box, or three boxes for So. Written guarantee
Issued by every duly authorized agent TO refund the
money il three boxes fail 10 cure. Sent, postage
prepaid on receipt Of price. DR.. FELIX LIE BRUH
& CO., Sole proprietors. KIRK, GEARY CO.
authorized agents for Sacramento. Cal fe2s-1y
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The Great English Remedy

Is a never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility, Ex-
hausted Vitality, SEM
inal Weakness, sper-
matorrhga, Lost Man
hood, Impotency,
Paralysis, and all the ter.
rible effects of self-abuse,
youthful follies and ex-
cesses in mature years
such as Loss of Memory,
Lassitude, No turnal
Emissions, Aversion to
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This Great

his Grea {
I st re ng { n eRf ng
Kennedy and Nerve
/ TONIC is the legiti-
mate result OF over
twenty years of prac-
teal experience, and
. CURES WITH UN-
| FAILING CERTAINTY
! Nervous and Physical
debility, Seminal Weak
/ ness, Spermatorrhea,
1 Pros tatOrrh Oe a.
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Five years sgo the City Council of Chicago
passed an ordinance imposing an annual Ii
cense of $50 ear on each street car operated
in the city. The matter hes been pending in
the Courts, and the street car companies hsv-
ing agreed to desist from contrasting the mat
ter in the Courts, provided the city would
compromise on a basis of S25 on the car for
the past five years, compromise ordinance
was passed, and the. companies Wednesday
snd yesterday paid the City Treasurer 81 900.
Fifty dollars license will hereafter be collect
ed annually,
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Seller 1S53-4O0 tons, 81 81 q ctl
Quotations OF No 2 grades at leading centers to-
dnNt NJ a talocr-ntnha.i o. nllr,u,a
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THE
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

At the only Competing Exhi-
bition of the Photographers OF
the Pacific Coast, held July I'd,
1919, 1t was unanimously deci-
ded that HoDsoN's were the best
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for a cargo Of toy pistols to distribute
among the heathen.
A lady at Saratoga has become blind
from: using something 70 make hef eyes
brilliant. She sees her folly, though.
The Colorado potato bug has surrounded
Strasburg, Germany, and things begin to
Hook as II France is to be |irlghtfully ayen.
ged. n,
recently sent to Governor Butler, Of Massa'
chusetts, %a-Couple OF little cream colored,
~crosseyed owls.
Z A swapping turtle Crawled ont OF pond
at Rockville Centre,vE. Y.,lhe other day
and made for a grazing COW. The turtle,
with a vice.like grip, fastened upon the
CLw's fore leg, making her frantic with
pain. Three men worked an; hour TO pun
away the turtle, which weighed 2lO pounds
Very few people know that q letter mail
ed in a hotel envelope, which tnils to reach
the person addressed, Is sent ut once to the
dead letter office, Notwithstanding the ten
days' return notice on the corner. IL you
stop at q hotel and use one OF their enve.
lopes, always mark out the name and insert
YOUR own il you want your letter egain, II
Itfails to reach the person addressed.
The value Of the poultry consumed in
1.-The United States annually is estimated al
$500, 0OO, 900, or SO to each %inhabitant The
value OF the eggs consumed Is Set at $240,.
100000, or S540,O00,0 900 for poultry and
eggs together, or about $40 per year to eact
ia6abitant. The number Of eggs consum'
cd Is estimated to be 9,000,0OO,0O0 or Isl
eggs TO each person every other day.
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coneerninr tho Cost OF

Now there's your friend Hoadly, fine
looking, deep-chested, well.spoken man
that he is, he hasn't leaped into the arena
so to say, and taken the Cincinnati En-
quirer bull by the horns. He was eager al
any bull.fghter to try conclusions until he
discovered who he was. Then, in a mo
ment, in the twinkling Of an eye, he losI
his eagers to 'conlront"-"confront'' wal
the term he used in his letter Of injured in
nocence to Governor Foster.
Mr.. Woodward, 1t is true, lea Republi'
can; but he Is employed as the correspond
ent of Democratic newspaper, in which
capacity he visited Judge Hoadly. 1t was
then that they talked about the excessive
cost OF Hoadly's nomination. Woodward
("Jsyhawker") mentioned $4,000 and
Hoadly didn't alter the figures.
The 1STELLiGRSCRR will not vote fol
Hoadly, because, while he is not a Demo
crat, he is no longer acting with the Repub'
lican party, and while he has been hobnob'
bling with Democratic politicians we feal
he has fallen into bad habits; and yet we
demand for Judge HoadIy fair play. Itmay
be that he did not correct the CORES
pondent, perhaps for the reason that he
did not desire to tell anybody how much
the nomination cost, or, because he had
not footed up the items; or, because he in.
tended to put 1t all down to "incidsntals''
and couat 1t in the years living expenses
Be this as 1t may, 1t is not fair to jump
at the conclusion that Judge Hoadly'snom.
ination cost $4,000. Judgment ought tc
be reserved until the Judge submits an
itemized account Of his expenditures on
) account Of the nomination. Il hewill deal
frankly with the public in the matter it
be no more than Just to Judge him by that
showing.
We should not be too ready to condemn
public men on sight. eu
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The Pennsyiyania Democracy.

Democratic platforms this year are good
reading for the curious. They deserve to
be embalmed in the curiosities Of Amer'
can political literature. The continuance
Of the Pennsylvania Democrats deserves to
be printed with illustrations and q glossary
a great deal Of it is devoted to eternal
principles" from which no party diss0ntt
since the Democracy has accepted them
from the Republican party. The Democ'
racy is strong on "eternal principles" The
"strict construction" pledge Of the Penn
g~ylyauia faithful sounds like an echo OF 1.-THE
old time struggle. Under that construc'
ton Of the Constitution the Union could
not have saved itself. But the Union did
save itself, under the guidance Of the Re
publican party, which has since admins
tered national affairs with a success tina
challenges all history. tai,
There is something in the platform
about "the dignity Of American labor
something about protecting 1t from conpe'
tition and convict labor, but nothing about
protecting American labor from destruc'
tive competition with the paupeE labor Of
Europe. The ~utterance on the tariff ques'
ton is after the style Of the Ohio brethren,
who seem to have set thefashion this year
Pennsylvania Democrats are not free
traders, but they are trying to keep in line
with the National Democracy, which is
not a party Of protection. The Republic
can party is not paying off the National
debt fast enough for Pennsylvania DEM
o;rats.
On State issues they stand by themselves
It may be said that they also stand alone
They will not have the help Of IndCpend'
emit Republicans this year. They go into
the campaign facing a solid Republican
party. which means an assured Republican
majority. u, .lfJt
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BREAKFAST Blu poRT.

A Georgian has plucked a pound peach.
Dead field mice are said to be excellent
bait for black bass.
Comparatively few residents Of Paris are
Partisan born and bred.
Alligator pears are selling at 10 cents
apiece in Key West, Fla.
A negro child with white wool Is men.
toned is living in New jersey.
Three thousand carbines have recently
been sent from Liverpool to Henry NJ.
Stanley, the explorer, who Is now In the
western portion Of Africa. II Is understood
that Mr.. SANKEY'S next requiGition will be
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Mrs. Milo Ingram gave the names OF some
OF the most reputable physicians In the two
cities pittsburgh and Allegheny to whom
she had paid large Sums OF money for treat
ment, but she rapidly grew worse. She was
then taken to the most reputable physicians
and surgeons in New York, but with no bet
ter success. They had all pronounced 1t can.
Ger, and declared she must die. The flesh OF
her breast was eaten away down to the ribs;
the breast bone was laid bars and the disease
made It's wsy upwards, causing the breast to
become detached from the wall Of the chest,
hanging loose from above. See page Is, OF
DR.. Hartman's "Ils of Life,h how Peruna
cured her. They are given away by druggists
(gratis). Dtw
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PENNSYLVANIA Democrats are not lacking
in courage and party iealty. In conyen-
ton assembled they stand up boldly for the
administration Of Governor Pattisou, which
has been as narrowly partisan and as nm
satisfactory to the people OF Pennsylvania
az the stoutest enemy Of the Democratic
party could desire.
In this the Democrats Of Pennsylvania
put to shame those scheming Democratic
politicians in West Virginia who are en-
deayoring to make capital for themselves
by repudiating His Bourbon Excellency,
Jacob B. Jackson. The 1NTELLIoRNcRH
once in a while haGsomething to say about
the official acts Of the Governor, but we dc
him the justice to say that whatever he
does is in harmony with the spirit Of bis
party and with a view to that party's vel
fare.
Besides the professional politicians, who
think him in their way and are hard at
work 10 undermine his position, there are
many Democrats who are opposed to biz
policy, but for quite different reasons
These are they who have been struck by
the d%ouble-geared cyclone Of taxation, in
which they see the Governors strong hand
But they realize, also, that the Governor
and his advisors were acting as the party
representatives and they are sensible
enough to know that they could gain moth
ing by striking at the Governorland the
gentlemen associated with him. II we
mistake not they will put their protest
where it will do the most good. Perhaps
these voters will continue to be Democrats,
but their present disposition is to cut the
Democratic ticket next year. ,t,eet
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The potato Is among tue most sApie
articles OF Vegetable food growth. 1t Is
grown in nearly all parts Of. the habitable
globe. For years the crop has 9
annually endangered and curlailed by the
rayapes oiths Colorado beetle, an insect or
bug which destroys the tops and killed the
growth Of the tuber. For a year or Two
the fight against this pest was almost hope
less. They multiplied SO rapidly that the
process first adopted Of picking them oil
the vines and then destroying them was q
thankless task. Paris green, 1t was then
found, would, when properly applied, Kill
them. But It required such constant appli'
cation to keep the plants even par
tally rid Of the bugs, that many far.
mers became discouraged and ceased
planting. Then came a cold, wet season,
destructive to potatoes, and this, with the
decreased planting, caused such a scarcity
in the markets that it was found profitable
10 import potatoes from Ireland. But
within the past two or three years patient
application OF the antidote to the bugs has
been resumed, and farmers say that this
wear they are not as numerous as in former
wears, and from indications it is thought
that in the course Of q year or two they will
entirely disappear, and leave the potato
open for another scourage OF some kind.
The varieties Of white potatoes have multi
lied within 1the past half century more
largely than any other vegetable. Joseph
NJ. Kaigbn & S ms. of Camden, N. j., last
fall collected no less than PIG varieties,
and in, testing them pronounced
July twofhirds worthless. OF all the va.
rieties, it 10 generally believed that the
"early rose" is the best and most prolific.
The WELD Of potatoes is from $50 to 800
bushels per, acrt. The earliest politics
received in this market come from Ber-
mdda, followed by & supply from the
South, neither OF which are considered as
good rs those OF more northern production,
which are now coming into market freely,
and at prices considered reasonable. The
fall crop promises to be large, but It has
yet to run the risk Of hot suns and wet
weather. Lands producing watery, inferior
tubers, deficicntin starch, almost worthless
for eating, and very small crops beside.
have been made, by liberal dressing Of
plaster, to turn out good crops Of superior
potatoes, large, smooth, mealy when cooked,
and rich In starch.
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waEgLlNG. W. Va. August 8. 1883.

Persons leaving torn for he reason, and
su,nmer lrarslers, ean haze The DAILY IN
rELLloEScKR mailed 10 them, poapdid, for 70
cents per month, The address being changed as
often az desired.
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lTRUSTEE'S SALE.
BY virtue OF a deed OF Trust, dated the ard l,v =
August. A. D., 1850, nRteby NilliAm II, Foster ~
Emma Foster, his wife, 70 the undersigned tInyis"'
% secure ne payment q a Sitaln prGmlEory nj,
office Of the clerk Of the County COuTI Of ON,
county, III Deed Of Trust Book No il, paPe ID !
will proceed 10 ell at the fNut door Of ths Cor,;;
HOUSE, In the city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, lisa,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock ", the following dD
sctibed, part or potion OF that parcel Of Eiourd
mediAtOly NORTH Of Land !. r. BAkCr's addition toIhs
said city OF wheeling, nnc between the same ara
Ihelandto of the Wheeling Pittsburgh y BaIiuopS
Railroad Company aud fronting forty itO) leet On
tho north lice OF Eleventh street, and bounded ~
follows Beginning At the southwest corner dim
two-story brick I welllug houLe owned by AndnS
Il. Bitt, MtuAled on said parcel Of ground; thcree
westWAtdly on the line OF Eleventh AIrcel tWepiy
feet SiK inches To feet 6 iuche,); thence lOnhTSH.
y al right angles with said street about one INN.
dred and twenty feet 10 tue Stuth line Of the iSnd,
OF said WheelInE, HitGbuTyh d Baltimore RSlIrosS
Company; thence With Mld named line east.
werdly forty feet; thence Ut right ApSIes with UId
twenty feett 10 the moth line OF Eleventh ItFrtt.
thence weEtwArdly along said north line Of M
street nlreteen feet SIX inches 10 the pace Of n.
ssn1nbIR n o Gei ~ ne vet r i iSE,t oil 9! iG q No : aud ts
Of said parcel Of ground In the possession Of All
TERMS OF sALE-0nc.lllrd Of the puch,D
money and 90 mnnh more as the purchaser NAV
elect 10 pay ln q sh. and the reSidne In two sQuI
annual payments, with Interest from the dlT n
CURLY. for the deferred payments. and the legal TIL
10 tue property TO be retained Until the pHTehI.
moncyIs fully paid.
The title Is believed TO be perfect. but, feelings
/ NtaIE1AN I shall nhnVAV NONv RJtNh fttIR az L. 49,
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John 6. Whittier found at Osquam House,
Holderness, n. L., q chambermaid, who,
while she brushed the flies of the poets
mouth-piece, asked him for his autograph
He complied with her request, signing his
name after the following impromptu lines
"The truth tho English poet saw
Two centuries bGck't. thine
who sweeps a room "a by Gods law,
Makes room and action inG.'
49, And In thy quiet ministry
To wants IndueedS OF ours. ! zee
How grace and toll may well agree"
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is directly upon the .Iac Of the B. & o., only a III,
lie Tyer two hours run from Baltimore and one
hour from Washington. The Old Jshn Brown Fort
still stands. AZ ali the paradta. displays aud Pa
goants al Baltimore take place st night there viii
be abundant opportunities to visit Harper's Ferry
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DIED.

evening. August 2. 1883, at u. ~, at tho residence
OF Joseph JACOBS, No. lis Sixteenth street, MoIAIE
G., MATtEGN, daughter Of Ohm ". and ~ N. Mat:
Lcrn, OF Huntington, HuntlnGton county, Pa, aged
% years. 8 months and II days.
Her remains will be taken to the latter place for
;. .--- 4 .
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'"nu W. F0.ney' PlAinIa.
The Brilliant 9las Company, e,al. ps,.u
AI pi0 ssI HS,, 81 Onto !%s1erton County, CaS%So,,
Pursuant 10 an oriet Issued out NJ ~.
Common tle'S VI J~rlfeu-ia COunly obS VoNttOl
Us directed, we Will IN BONDAS. the iSyG auu %
August, A.. u, 1883, at O'Clock : \ on ~ aSAy o.
ththi ouer for AAle ~ Publli AurtiLn Iro Ky n pISt'
described premises, to.wit: Situate In ~ lowing
Of JehOEEon aud State Of ohio. ana b.Jns Souuly
fractional section No. - IN FnsrtinHSi IAIt o.
10. ]. aud kAnGel. BcHinnil z ior IN n-Wap
locust STAKE ItAndInE on the eaAt line N ,bS az
land y Pittsburgh kAilroad tight Of W,S = "a S65GIt w
east Of the centre Of aid HIlruad tHnS n,S SyNst
which the sCulhwut corner Of DONprFs an . i'm
peArs n0Ith 4o.l4t y ptrcheS aud Is Inns, n.y.
mug taence sonth ~ west 700 feet with M IVY,
line OF aid railroad ApptophViisn =" ~ wy SNt
thence south 49, lSJt lao ie(t 10 4 STAY. luxe
north ~ east 40 ieet to q stake, and the y ,'a ~
~ west w ieet " tho place Of lCyInuI,y, N ~
talnlng E.lgO OF IN acre, preserving aud uxtSrs,nH.
The underlying COAL, 10. G,hGf With nc tsotn,RS ' anl
buildings thereon and ali the tOilpiT. 0uv,ra.' IVY IVY
nACeE, nsulds and other machinery and toojs IVY
nCcted with or uEcd o. workinR sid FscioSTH wa
Appraised Ut 1880 70. ''
TERMS OF sALR, CASH.
Tho above described Properly IA ono nj, ,h...
convenient and CcitRble 6lGiH FRSIoFpS +, ~
ohio Valley, situate seven milf iOuih al III t We
Of steubchYillO, and opposite WSllsburF' y VI
convenient 10 coal. and within two huni,ed' ". u
u = we'll Of lowing gGG NS
JOHN N. COOK and
JOSRPH ". JORDAN.
Jno. N. Cook, W. P Ilays, Jas 7. Da,os ana i.
dan \ . oulter. Ationo'E IyiS
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%TRAVELER,s GUIDE.
I1IHEELING Z ELM GROVE R. r.

On and after MONDAY; MAY Il, 1883, until
further notcelea al will run from the City and
atAmm's every hour from 0 30 A. y. 70 $50 r. n.
Cars 70 aud from Fulton every 80 minutes;
mYl2 I4 |#. I J. KLEEH, Stipl,
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Electrical Displays
And another night Of wondrous
MYSTIC PAGEANTRY
ON PAGEANT NIGHT

ON FACrhIAINL NI@III,
| Another remarkable spectacle will be witnessed.
and effIc4 pioiuced never before attempted l. any
| city OF tue world.
| In the history Of mystic pageAntry. The costumes,
| all enurely new, were made in Paris, and beyond
| AL comparison the finest ever imported to this
| country. The unparalleled number OF 70 tyTTtb
| lean Floats will DO In line, and viii be lar. or and
| more imposing In construction than ever before
i known. some conception OF the amazing extent
Of the pageant may tie Cleaned from the fact that
| upwards Of thirteen hun red men, two hund cd
and thirty ho's.s. six b Ids, aad Ex hundred car.
| Red lights are required 10 place II upon the streets.
No advance will be made In the usual. rates for
| aotNl accommodations. either IN Baltimore or
| Washington, visitors being enabled 10 stop In
| aithnr rIIH ihn HnltimnrnN Ohio rnnnInH
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LIZ GAL NOTICES.
John ". FOrney, Plaintiff.

REQEIyERs' SALE OF TaE mi
~ = SI1 LIANT GLASS WORKS, al Rilhat o ~.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOY WANTED.

NOTICE. -
we have this day sold ourinteIcst In the RETAIL
Hat and Cap Store. liol Main street, TO 9. A.
BeRuter. 81,
Those knGwlng themselves indebted TO Us Will
please cAllAt l36l Main street, and settle, ,
r,,,.o ,sss aui
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SALE.

Jno, NJ. Cook, ". P Hays, Jas. +. Dat osVT SnS i
dan = oulter. Atiome,E jyiS
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~FlFTY-MINUTE TRAINS
HARPER'S FERRY

between the two cities. Trains run at least ever
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MOUNT VERNON
LURAY

Is but q few hours ride on the historic Potomac
from Washington. splendid Steamers leaving eYeiy
morning and returning during tho afternoon.
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WASHINGTON,

a place Of greatest interest to all, never looks
more beautiful 10 the ego or offers more induce
nents for 4 visit than during the lovely weather
llways the rule IN September. The u. d Q ~ the
The only line running
rtpTV NISUTP A