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ArnoId'. GiobnIes ana Vial Fluid.


They neutraze poisons in the blood by giving it Hynpo
GEN and OXYGEN, the clements OF pure fresh air!
and they supply vitality in like manner, by
their CHEMICAL ACTION
III health results from want of the chemical elements
Whch compose pure blood, and chemical power is needed
to restore those elements. The GLoBULRs and VIr.t
FLUID ard that power amply by giving the ell ments Of
pure ar to the human blood. Air consumes or ncu
ICES all poisons or impurities with which it comes in am
PIE contact Witness les consumption Of all impurities
OF decay ed matter since the world began
Hunors are destroyed, becatse all hum rs result
from poisonous impurities 10 tie blood and thew are MI
annh7iet or neutralzed by the chemical action Of these
new ag nts Tor the restoration of health and Utahy
Herein lies their unequafied POwer-simply chemical
action. N'
Tue Vital Fluid has like properties with he Gobules.
power being something greater.
~ Rk & PERRY, General Agents, Cornhin, Boston
Sold by medicine dealers generally.
In Worcester, by John @ Gill 22a Nam Street, David
scott 25l Main ST Charles Clarke corner Of Main and
Pleasant sti and Samuel 0. White Co., No. Harring
f29 deod&wlf
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! sP Y.~........".M ONDAY, MARCH IL. 1886.

fed that he is often entranced, and then control
led by the use of his own hands to produce appa-
rently the same results, and l much fear that
sometimes he does so consciously. OF this can
not definitely judge without the possibility of
doing SO unjustly, and therefore l refrain. But
either way, whether so controlled or not, he is
not the medium for the satisfaction of the public
nor for that undoubted manifestation of spiritual
intercourse which approve. l, therefore, this
day sent him home.
am yours, for truth aud humanity,
IN M.yupw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

Mr. Editor. noticed, In your paper Of yesterday.
March 18th, the number Of Births registered In Tits Civ
Tor 1900, was 1895 Of this number l97 under NV
own care and attention, Of which have the honor M
siding in zach and every case, Us Midwife.
Thankful for the very large share Of patronaoo ,h
past year. ASK continuance Of the confidence 40 liner
ally bestowed, by an interested public ''s'-
Worcester, March IA. N0V""iN'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

The fine old ship William Fame, which
nearly hundred years ago bore Gen. Wolfe
to the conquest of Quebec, is now lying in
the dry docks at Newport, England, to I'M
dergo few slight repairs. 1t is probably
something like the mans jaok-knife, which
had had seven new handles and thirteen new
blades.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

BLACKSTONE. A. Colburn, thirteen
years of age, has been missing since the 18th
ultimo. Information concerning him will
be gratefully received by A. R. Colburn, Of
BLACKSTONE
The people of Northboro sent another do
nation to the Kanzas Committee on Saturday,
making one hundred and sixty-two dollars
that has been contributed in that town to pro-
mote the cause of freedom in Kanzas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

MONEY AND BUSINESS The Dry Goods Auction Sales
which commenced in New York last week, were generally
attended with loss to the sellers. The Express says;-
"A few descriptions of goods sold at profit of n 10
per cent hut the market begins to feel The effect of the
enormous imports of the last two months both in the de-
cline in the prices Of goods and the export Of gold Some
descriptions Of foreign dry goods have fallen within
week or two Is 70 per cent the shipment of gold
to Europe has got up to a million dollars a week
The European news has brought the flour and grain
markets to stand far sales for export are concerned
and caused great holiness in the home market; and al
though the rates have been steadily declining they are
still with charges added considerably above The Liver.
pool quotations II quite probable il the Peace Con
ference terminates voraby that the price of breadstus
VIII TAU so low as to check the forwarding Of supplies from
tue interior during the spring and summer
The Express gives the following table Of the price in NJ
York, OF leading articles, the oh Of November 1895
and l2h OF March, 1856 with the per centage of decne
Nov. 1855. Mich. 1856. Decline
Common State Flour 50 l2t AZ 90 o. ~
Western Corn, mixed 90aggc 70a79o o. - w.
Pork ,Mess........ $22la224 Sl5 6sa l5l "a ~ ~
do, Prime. ........S21a 2lb &l4t AZ ~ ~
The Express adds, the losses in -four have fallen npo
miers severely those Of 0swego alone being estnated
at half million dollars.
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From the lioston Mercantile Journal.
latn .,ln I'm LIN - az NNEal-a 49,.

W fst0rE Baasans of Wild CLerrys- This
medicine, coming from respectable source and careful
prepared by an experienced and skilfu physician IL
receiver by the public with confidence lis efficacy has
been proved in many obdurae cases of disease o1d Ia
ane has rapidly extended II has been extensively used
IN every part the country particularly in tho Middle
anu Nor'nern siates and strong testimony, from highly
avor OF It's merits as remedy for Colds and Coughs AZ
fecons Of the chest diseased Liver.
no other cough remedy has ever attained so high
reputation "
None genuine unless signed BUTTS, the wrapper
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL only by SETH
W. kOWLE Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AoEyTs-James Green, d. Scott, NJ. D.. Green Chaa
Clark, Worcesterj @. II. Colburn, Leominster
ieb26 eOd2w&w2.
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LECTURE, THIS EvENING.-We are pleased to
learn that the Mechanics Association have en-
gagged R. S. Elliott, Esq, of St Souls, to deliver
lecture on "The Trade and Commerce of the
West" this evening, at the City Hail.
On his way to this city Mr.. Elliott addressed
large and gratiied audiences, in Philadelphia,
Harrisburg, and Baltimore. The press of those
cities have spoken of his address in the highest
praise. His theme is certainly one Of the most
appropriate that has been announced this season,
and will commend him to the favorable attention
of our citizens. We hope he will be welcomed
by large audience.
The st. Louis Chamber of Commerce, on the
2Sth o. January, passed the follawing resolutions,
which show the social position and high personal
character of Mr.. Elliott:
WHEREAS, it appears by seHazol notices in the
public journals ia a. Il gentleman long and ia.
voraoIy known to the citizens of st. Louis, as
an active, intelligent, and honorable member
of this community, proposes to deliver in the
Atlantic States series of lectures, embracing
facts IN regard to the physical geography, ma
terial resources, economic relations, and pro-
gress in wealth, murals, and refinement. of our
part OF the country, ought to prove of much
value to the Eastern and estern sections of
the Union, in each of which inadequate ideas
the other prevail: Therefore
ReSotced, By the Chamber of Commerce of St.
Louis, that we have every confidence in the abil
ity and integrity of Mr.. r. s. Elliott for the task
he has undertaken, as we know that he has made
himself thoroughly acquainted with this pc ton
OF the country, and is a gentleman of close and
candid observation; and we heartily commend
him to the favorable regard of the people of the
Eastern cities
ResoIoed That the Secretary be directed to fur
1. AZ r..
tender him the best wishes of the Chamber for
the success of his mission.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

Genery TwicheIl, Superintendent of the
Boston 4 Worcester Railroad, has purchased
the hotel in the centre village of Northboro',
and will establish there his brother, Amaziah
Twichell.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

BALTIMORE, March l4.-The Virginia Leg
lslature has passed bill appropriating mil
hon OF dollars to the Virginia, Covington &
ONO railroad. The appropriation for the
Central road was reduced to $3OO,O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

The Savannah News makes mention
OF two nuggets of gold, one weighing 400,
and the other 1881 dwts., valued at 1924, 900,
which were the product of 70 ID hours work
OF the crushing machine upon refuse ore, so
called. not taken from the principal vein, in
the Parks mine, Columbia County, Ga.
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For the Spy.
REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF DR.. FOOTE'S
WoRcEsTnp. March u 1875


WORCESTER, March II, 1856
MesSrS Editors Dear Sirs,-As Just tribute
to the medical skill of DR.. E. b. Foote, and for
the benefit III consumptives whose cases have
been pronounced incurabe byresident physicians,
you VIII confer favor on me and perhaps on
many despairing invalids, by giving publicity to
brief statement of the remarkable effects of
MS treatment on my wife. For over six months
my wife had been sufferer with various ills such
as pleurisy, eryspelas, &C., until early in Octo-
Der, 1900, when she was attacked with lung fever,
and brought SO low as to be considered by both
her attending physician, and friends, beyond the
reach of medical skill. Confined to her bed and
racked with pain, she fingered along until the
latter part OF November, when one of DR. Foote'S
circulars was thrown in our door "Who knows"
whispered my wife, half in earnest and half in
jest, fbuth might help me ~ She was given up
by her physician, (who, by the way, is considered
one of the best in our city, and it was not strange
that she should hatter herself with such hope
Through her solicitations, and not because had
any idea that any one could help her, 1 called in
DR.. Foote, who pronounced Der disease Liver and
Lung Consumption, and though apparently in the
last stages Of that disease she having chills and
hectic feyers, regularly every day,) he gave her
encouragement that he could restore her again to
a comfortable degree of health For her gratifi-
cation, allowed him 10 prescribe for her and give
here electrical applications. Immediately, there
was marked change in her symptoms the
chills and eyers left her; she was enabled to rest
on her right side. something she had been unable
to do tor nearly two months the severe pain in
her right side was removed, and her Responding
spirits were aroused to full hope of recovery
II is unnecessary for me to trace her progress,
from week to week, to the present time Suffice
it to say, she is now able~to be about the house,
go up and down stairs, and superintend her do
nestle affairs, and we have every reason to hope
that by pursuing, for few weeks longer, the
treatment which has so far restored her, she may
adF IN w.s q. AZ Z
ourselves under deep obligations to DR. Foote for
what he has done in our family, and we are glad
to have an opportunity to express our confidence
in his skill, and to advise those who are afflicted
with disease, to call upon him, at the Bay state
House, where he is now stopping for short
time Yours, respectfully,
Il. SIMoNs,
No. "a Portland Street,
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Arnold's Globules and Vital Fluid have the
chemical power to do an immense work of re-
form in the practice of medicine. Bykeeping
the blood amply vitalzod with element of pure
air, every impority and every poisonous hurnor
is consumed or neutralized. The lassitude
and debility of billiousness is directly removed
by their chemical naturalization Bee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

MONTREAL, March IA fire occurred at
Kingston, this afternoon destroying the build
ing corner of Brock and King streets, con-
tanning several stores. The loss is considera.
BILE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

AMERICAN MEETING, TO- N1GHT.-Our read
ers will see, by the notice in another column,
that the friends of Americanism and Free
dom, in this city, are to have meeting, this
evening, at Horticultural Hall, to be address.
ed by J. A. Perry, Esq, of Providence. and
others. H. K. Flagg, Esq, of this city, is to
be there, with his fiddle, and tall music may
be expected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-Charles P. Bancroft,
Esq, of this city, sold at auction, on Saturday,
the house and lot owned by Genery Twichell,
Esq. upon Pleasant street. for the sum of four
thousand six hundred dollars. The sale is con.
sidered good one for the purchaser, as the time
cannot be far distant when the land without the
buildings will bring that sum, the lot being in the
immediate vicinity of Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

READING FROM LoNGFELLow.-Miss Alice
Thurston will read from Longfellow's Hiawatha,
on Tuesday (to-morrow) evening, at Brinley Hall.
See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

Ogdensburg 1T Mortgage 7's.................62
BOSTON ana worcester Railroad.
niI ~ ilvA1
phi, WIZ n9 Eau hlyer RAILROAD.
nii,, WI pay railroad. .........."........204
Boston and New York Central Railroad. ........ AZ
n rntpn,g copper Company. .....216
- KY. sVnPhuJ .ss.ss..s..s..ss...s.s..... ct
Vermont Central ID Mortgage 7's........,..,,...1I
Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad. minimum. ~
nSVlu hsirom'
HnVhVuiB halroau
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Alliance for the Overthrow Of ceueraI
Walker.

New YORK, March l5.-The Courier and
Enquirer Of this morning says awe learn
by perfectly trustworthy private intelligence
received through mercantile house in This
city, that combined movement is about to
be made by the governments of Guatemala
San Salvador, and Costa kica, for the purpose
OF expellihg Walker and his American fol.
lowers by force from Nicaragua.
Guatemala has already raised 5000 men for
that purpose, and they are now in marching
order. San Salvador has engaged to raise
1000, and Costa RIGA 1900. It Is also state d
by the same reliable authority, that great hos
tility exists among the native population Of
Nicaragua towards Walker, and that gen.
eral popular rising against him is inevitable,
as soon as active support is rendered by the
neighboring States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

Old Father Time, the pareut of bright eyed truth
sday developing new facts and theories, hut among bi5
numerous progeny no fact is more ncontesbe than Tint
the success attending the Introduction of G. w gtoncia
Liquid Catharc and Family physic to The public use Is
utterly Githout parallel Those fimilie, which have
made the most thorough trial fits merits, are
most enthusiastic in their tncomums OF TIA virtues IL
admirably meets want long experienced BY all classes
o PERSONS and IS rapidly gaining that condolences which
IL SO richly deseryes.- LoweH Courier.
Bush 90. Sole Agents for Worcester County.
= Agents-James Green, III Main Street Worcester, d
d. Ningate, New England Vagej O. A. bale, Grafton.
uchlo dawlm
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SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL,

LINCOLN SQUARE, WORCESTER, MASS.
The Spring TIE of this Boarding and Day School for
Young Dadies will open ON WEDNESDAY, the 9th of
April next, and continue fourteen weeks.
Applications for admission, or for circulars will receive
prompt attention. ]. v. BEANIE, PRINCIPAL
Worcester March II, 1856 2taw4w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

A. PreEtiss. Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank. Entrance 1s1
Main street. House Crescent Street All orders
meet with prompt attention Particular attention paid
Dr. aftine Machinery dec2n d
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sPECfAL NOTICES.

900 Bushels Fine White T,,n,,s.
'us'recelyed and for sale by DRAPER 4 CLARK.
Washington SQUARE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

We advEse purchasers of Fancy Goods and Toys
or superior Fireworks, to call HOLDEN. GUTTER, &
CO., extensive Importers Is and II Kby Street. Boston
mcb4 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

The Allgemeine Zeitung Of February
l7th states that VIM. Makepeace Ihackeray
has realized by his writings and lectures
100000, sum, says this journal, which
would enrich half dozen German satrists,
ana change them from literary vagabonds in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17


MRS. S N. DUNLAP Tnstructress in La Vane's Nj
mercal Method Of DRESS CUTTING, has returned to
this city and taben rooms al the BAY STATE House,
where she invites ladies ca and exaTrne the prncpe
which will b. explained any ore whether interdle 10
take lessons The ard simplicity oil
this method and its superiority al theirs
to the public nds II to the attention ofevery lady
who studies eleeance ard economy.
Mrs D. is at her room afternoons and evenings. WIN
remain Only few days.
Girls fourteen years of age may cut dresses in most
artistic manner after ACQUIRING knowledge Of this m
geuious method div meh15
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COMMERCIAL AND NAUffUEa+h--{ENS 3 sILIuI
81 Tremout Street. Boston.


Persons preparing for business for sea- will find It
greatly their good attend this Institute ashley
receive the practical instructions and very superior
advantages. Il is open Day and Evening. Tuition very
moderate-Stationery included. Young men seeking
En-, ymena win find this the hest dunn through
which to obtain it. SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES.
CHAS. FRENCH, A. NJ, Principal
rncbd
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AMERICAN MEETING.

The friends If Amercauism and Freedom requested
to meet at HORTICULTURAL HALL, on MONDAY
EVENING, Mare 18th, at u O'Clock.
Speeches will he made by ! a. PERRY Of Rhede
Island and others All friends Of Americanism and
Freedom are invited % attend d2 mohl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

CAL at the OIL Mil Manchester Street fer L5nseed
Oil. Boiled and Raw, manufactured by FLAG6 BEN
SON, for sale Wholesale and Retail.
u Alsc, OIL MEAL. for Feed, in large or small guam
titles to suit purchasers.
Worcester March II. 1856. dtMl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

attorney and Counsellor az Lac,
No Brney Hall. Worcester, Mass
olO DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

Mrs. Is. -. BOsXVORTH.
FAsHIONABLE DnEss-.M AKER,
No Newbury street..
jy2i dt
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The following ingenious article originally
appeared in the Boston Transcript. and was
proposed, we understand, by g. Q. Cotton,
the associate of DR.. Boynlon, the lecturer
We may be allowed to doubt that the names
and illustrations were drawn indiscrimi-
nately =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Col. DEWITT.-We have no later intelli
gence from Col. Dewitt than Sunday P. NJ.
At that time his symptoms were considered
more favorable, and he had passed a more
comfortable day than for several days previ-
Gus. We believe the attending physicians
have now very confident hopes of his recov-
ery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17
BRONCHITIS. Couahr, Honreeness. BIZ

BFonchEtTs. C0uaiF HOHreemess, Br0iDn'S
Bronchial Iroebes, or Voice Lozeuges, made from
highly esteemed recipe for the alienation Bronchial
affections, Coughs Hoarseness Irritation Of the Throatei
Their chronic occasioned by cold exertion of
the vocal organs in speaking singing Cergrmen, Vo
caiss. lawyers, anil all public speakers, will find them
admirable substitute fer water in soothing the bron
chial upes, and valuable and efficient remedy. Con
tanning no opium they he as freely requisite
JOHN I. BROWN & SON, Projectors
Wholesale Agents for New England States WEEKS L.
POTTER, Boston.
For sale in Worcester. by D. SCOTT, JAMES GREEN,
and Druggists generally. feb1 On
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-17

Penmanship. RoOkkeepng, NaViga-
TION AND ENGINEERING,
Of Thoroughly taught by PRAcTicAL Professors at
--z ERENCH's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-03
ID WALTERS ArcTroNEER-THfS DAY MccAr
IL. FRAY AwAITERS sells al d Calharsne street IA ii

DoRERT PENN, ACCTroNrER. WILL SELL. THIS
III day a. lO A. NJ at the auction sslcsrooms r. Grand
street. Williamsburg. household furniture OF family going
sell and ingram Oh paintings engsvns, shower bah bar
chimney ornaments A. Al.o % clock . pay advances
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DENT1STRY.-nB r. q. DURKrr, CANAL. NEAR
~ ysrtck s'ree-oh number l7H x3inwites aendr,
20 his orz and ssessfu experience Daily Operations vi
INC nes and hGmAes beoumbinx agent Grevetnr aIpap
Prices mcde~se
rTyrTn.-ryv STILLS ARR IrggRTHn PROV one
70 III set " Tie ttet without
m ~ ructs, II r.. NAPOi EOn PRETT ErE iIs H.
trtetG sp ME rceaswre paes To- continuous ann -
Net - se@t 49, -a- T. tNs eenr esjY r. sse
Tee . tsCte -. & a. Free n,viera.s. sssr .el -
ysta, -. a. ae.A&8p
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HEQ ARA.

100000 TEE y sAso sS.. .11 ASD
eorarr below market bey being sod 1,
iSr advauces Nornas, ~ and UPWARDS, operas. - do
ssi advanced on ~ gsrs IA nny quantity.
o. CHEEKS, II Broadway.
rrtvsys SUGARS INV cgor. Jtsr RECEIVED
W rsf I'stk warrior ciehas cabana rcrftas scer.
W4sfns Iees. attrs. a Ha,eref,
49, a.. 1e igU ~ lEsU b Y. ROGERS
" Hail.u l.as seSSad s,oey
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I MoRIARTy, WILL SELL THIS DAY, At 10 O'CLOCK
81 lT3 Chatham squsrc large and general assortment
household furniture, feather beds, 6c, &c. from families
removing. Sec the sun for particulars.
\vEw YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction sales OF horses, harness &c
aondAy ard "Wednesday ~ O'Clock Persons having pro
rel ~ o dispose OF viii please Call and have registered
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u :. NELLY MIA. oEi,I. al nYGfion fnfs uAE
10 O'Clock, at 81 Catherine street. ~ Asnsve aocf
goods suitable for ue fnu and sndo Ladis
shood attend Ibis sale the goods viii be IN os L sua
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A UCTIoN NorICE.-THOMAs BELL, AUCTIoNEER-
IA BY BELL BUsH.-This day. at l0n O'CLOCK In the
saIesrooms II North William street. viii be sold valuable
Of goods clothing and fancy articles table cut
ery guns watches jewery; large invoice of silver
plated table and dessert forks and spoons Also At III
bottles of fine old and brandes 40 gal
dies gn Irish and Scotch whiskey five gallon and three do
stock "a II bottles each, Cognac Castlon and
Mare brandy also 20 boxes IL boxes first class teas
All will be ready for delivery the day Of SALE Wednesday
sale NJ furni ture
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NOTICE 70 cEErLENEN ORDERING ENGRAVED
IN csrdA-GIkBREDE furnishes the fashouabIo
card and AL leaving plate peck pre-
vious 70 the LIST January nsI viii be presented
and veuient card y holiday gin- GTNBREOr
Card KngrAver and satoner. No 6os BroaAway.