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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

Supervisors---H Henry Morgan, Chm. John H
Burris, ]. A Stone. a@ s
Cerk---James w. Cray. M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Clark. -
Treasurer John M. Clark.
Assessor---Jacob Scott.
Justices---John Clark, Philip Reasser, r. J,
Reed, Andrew Stone.
Constables--- Seth Curry, Henry Grey, An
ldrew HARRIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
STRAY MARE-GRAY.
Imported and Domestic Cigars;

And Pure Virginia Plug Tobacco, st Lowest Whoesss
Prices Keeps all kinds Of Cigars, Tobacco SnuG P,n
and Fancy Clay and sleerschaum Pipes, at Wholesale
and Retail Send orders to
JAMES WOOT,NOU6H, Agent
daft No, 1914 Main ST., Dubuque.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
lalIu C5a3rttf ano Gomrt.
,ra- We perceive IN recent Issue

ma We perceive IN recent issue
OF the Shreveport { In. Gazette that
the inhabitants Of that place ere ex'
perieocing great Inconvenience and
sexual suffering from their inability
60 purchase water the free gift OF
God to man--even for ordinary pur.
poses.
Mr.. Jones, the lessee Of the spring
which supplies the town with water,
sdvertises TO furnish II 10 families NJ
OF the following rates
Drinking water, by the bucket,
from the 10Th ult., TO wit 2 buck
ets, daily, for one munth, SO do. 81;
1 do, 81 Waiter by the barrel Of
40 gallons, so cents. on delivery.
lie has q regular superintendent
OF the reservoir, who keeps the water
clean, aud execute orders FOR il. Mr.
Jones says the advance in price is
owing to the high price Of core, hay
and other provisions.
The Gazette urges the corporate
authorities TO purchase this spring
and prevent its monopoly at time
like the present.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

QUEER LAKE IN JAvA.--Therc 10
queer lake in Java, which a traveller
thus describes
II was, perhaps, hardly half mile
In circumference, situated in n dense
forest, and surrounded by trees OF
gigantic growth, whose shade Il was.
most likely, that impaired to !, tin,
almost deeper than that Of the sky.
and at the depth Of six or seven faith.
oms, or even more, every object, tn
the smallest particle of weed, wa.
seed ss distinctly rs though held in
the hand. Il had, however. smother
popularity, that probably did not ap-
ply to the atmosphere Of the crater,
that the raysof light struck il In such
q way as to give false position to
every thing below the surface and
fishes that you thought quite close,
and immediately under you, would
remain not only unframed. but un.
dismayed, by dart Of your lance
and though you might keep On re
pesting at each attempt. "1'll have
you this time, though" q cool "Dou't
you wish 7" ON the calm countena ICE
Of the attacked, after each futile en-
desvor TO carry out your threat, was
the iuvariablc response. When n
bsther was immersed In the lake, you
saw nothing Of him but his head and
feet, reminding you Of the figures Of
Chinese criminals, as display on cups
and ssucers, when you are favored
with u front view Of the unhappy
wretches, resting on their hams with
their cbins on their knees.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
Daring the slsmei 10 ,fsnie.

Tur syrian NJ AssACREs. -BEyRoUr.
July !, 1860. - Uutit. last evening
| had hopes that this mail would
take home more cheering news
respecting this unhappy province.
Unfortunately our prospects get
darker every day, lnr each hour
brings either news of fresh atroci
ties committed by the Druses, OF
more decided proof that the acts oi
the latter are cunDived vt Ivy the
Turkish Government. Ii is now
asccrtaincd, and u nominal list oI
them has been made, that mp Ia
last night the Drnses have burned
ana pillaged no less than ISL
Christian villages since the goth of
May Last, while no less than from
$4,000 Christian inhabitants Of lie.
banon, many Of whom were month
ago wealthy men, others in quite
easy circumstances, and all stran.
gers 10 anything like poverty or
want-are homeless beggars, de-.
pending on actual charity for their
daily bread. Over and above the
number Of Christians shot IN actual
warfare, between 1000 and 5000
have been hutchered hacked To-
death would be the filter the cruel
~ Of these bloodthirsiy miscrcants
i'm cold blood Ivy the Druses.
Aud besides this. more than 5000
widuws, who, until this Drnsc cam.
paign, were happy wives aud moth
ers, have lost their husbands, broth
ers. fathers. aud all relatives, even
to the male infants Mt tho breast !;
and sixteen hundred children are
now orphans. All these figures
have been very carefully compared
with others. and W, ighcd in the
balace of English (local) opinion,
before given as facts. And after
conversing, comparing and digest.
ing all hear, after bringing my
own four years experience in syria
to bear upon the subject, ! am
bound TO say th"t ! have considera.
lily unde,statcd tie case. More
ever. fifty million sterling would
not pay for the towns, villages,
hamlets and silk factories destroyed
throughout the mountain-all the
property Of the Christians. There
is besides a fearfully long list Of
converts, churches and nunnerics,
belonging TO the same people, all
Of which have been plnndered and
then destroyed by the Druses. Iu
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

A Coop WOMAN NEVER Crows
OLp.-Years may pass over her
head, but il benevolence and virtue
dwell in her heart, she is AZ cheer.
ful as when the spring Of lie open
ed to her view. When we look at
good woman, we never think Of
her uge she looks charming as
when the rose Of youth first bloom
cd on her cheek. That rose has
not faded yet; it will never fade.
In her neIghborhood, she is the
friend and bene'actor. Who does
not respect and love the woman
who has passed her days in acts Of
kindness and mercy? We repeat,
such a woman can never grow old.
She will always be fresh and buoy.
ant in spirits, aid active in humble
deeds Of mercy aud benevclcnce.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

REprcnoN OF THE FEMALE FoRcE AT
rHE PHILApELpniA MISr.--Thpre have
been foriy young ladies employed nj the
mint for snme time past In adjusting
coin. "Uncle Sans" finances bpcom.
ing somewhat reduced. il WAS deter.
mined to dispense each of these forty
ladies bns ut least forty friends Of
g'eat influence. the selection Of the
number was n responsible aud delicate
m liter for the director to assume. II
was accordingly determined that the
selection should be- by lot" Accord.
ingly forty pieces Of paper, twenty
three Of which were marked "relu,p
ed" and the balance ii inks, were
placed in box. Those who we're 81
unfortunate rs To draw blanks receiv.
cd their pay and retired. The bal
ance will he retained until the close Of
next week, when their work will cease
until the close Of next September.
The pay Of the young ladies Is exceed.
ingly literal. and the demand f,r the
position co'rsspondingly iarge.--PhI.
0deiphia Inqnirsr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
Tug W,v,s ,r pp,s,p,Nr,AL

Tue WINS ~ PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATES. - IL is an interesting
fact IN connection with the several
candidates for the Presidency, that
they sll have Southern wives. Lin.
coin married lady OF Lexington,
Ky where his opponent breckenridge
was born and married Mr. Bells
wife is, we believe, also u native OF
Kentucky and Mr.. Douglas married
o native OF aisryiand-his first wife
was a native Of North Carolips. Ii
is u credit bic fact 10 The histories Ut
these several candidates, which will
40 Tor to redeen the errors and short
comings of some Of them, that they
should come 10 the South Tor wives.
Doubtless their success aud promin.
ence have been os much due 10 their
wives ~ 10 themselves. Southern
ladies' far sutpass others In the quail.
" of winning friends for their bus.
bands, aud in promoting their nd.
vanoement in public favor They
srs more thoroughly Unidentified with
their husbands, guard their interests
with . more devoted zeal. and cult
vs,e In larger degree those gentle
aud captivating traits which often ex-
tend shield over public wsn, pro
teoiing him FROM violent assaults,
aud ut The same time sfordipg him y
solace for tho annoysuces aud disgusls
Of his position.
We hsd almost forgotten TO add
that Genersl Houston. who Is also u
candidate for the Presidency, is war
ried To Southern lady, aud furnish.
es IN his own case splendid iIIusira-
tion Of The influence If devoted
wife. The excesses and dissipation
which threatened at one time to make
u miserable wreck Of this remarkably
gifted man no longer stain his char.
meter aud disgrace lis position.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

"YoUHG Fellow" TRAMps The
young fellows who ifudge along bare
footed, five or six together, their
boots slung over their shoulders, their
shabby bundles under their arms,
their stricks newly cut from some
roadside wood, pro not eminentIy pre-
p' ssessiny, but are much less object
i0Bsble. There Is u tramp fellowship
among them. They pick one opo,ber
up ut resting stations, aud 20 on 10
companies. They always 20 ut fast
swing ihough they generally limp
too--snd there il invariably one oil
the company who has much ado TO
keep up with the rest. They eener.
sllJ talk about horses, and any other
means Of locopo,iop but walking: or
one Of the company relates some 70.
cent experiences Of the Rad, which
are always disputes aud difficulties. -
As for example:
80 rs I'm standing at the pump
in the market, bless II there don't
come up beodle, aud he ses
'Mus'nt stano here
why not 7 SEES.
No beggars allowed in this town.
he sea.
who ever saw me beg? Did you I
| sea.
Then you're . tramp he sea.
Id rather be that than u beadle, |
ses.
(The company express great up.
prevail
'Wvuld youi' he ses to me.
yes | would | SEES to him.
well, he ses, pybow, get out Of
this town.
why, blow your little town ! |
ses. 'Who wants 10 be IN in Wot
does your dirty little town mean by
comip' and srikin' itself in the rosd
20 anywhere I Why don't you get
shovel and borrer, aud clean your
town out opeorles way 2"
(The company expressing the high
est approval and iaughing aloud, they
will sll 20 down the hill.
Dickens All the Year Round.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

An ANCIENT ROMAN Cors.-Mr.
John kunacre, Of this city. has in pos
session coin which is probably eIgh.
teen centuries old. IL was found on
the farm Of MIR. Thornton. at Burph
Castle, in the county Of Suffolk, Eng.
lard, some fifteen years ago. tn.
rcmsins OF an iulrench,d camp built
by the Romans during the time they
held Britain, are located on Mr.,
Thorntons land, and it was while
ploughing among them that this gen.
ilemsn turned up this coin, with two
others somewhat similar. lie present.
cd it Ia Mr.. Runacre, who is u 'elative.
The piece is very thin, and rome.
what larger than sixpenny piece,
The figurs on it are considerably
WON, and we are not sufficiently
expert in such matters to decipher
them.-ROehes,er, Nv. w. Democrat.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

nsces huge boilers and which presents too
dismal pathway fur many to With to iol-
low. and we apnin resume the more lnvit-
Ing, merry, cheerful, scenes on The upper
deck, where, the thousands still gather
about IN gfoups We have ample room 70
stroll without being incon vsulenced Ivy
the crowd. Having passed many hours on
board, zee are now ready to bid adieu tak
ing with IA many delightful recpllectiuns
Of that We have seen, together with pro
found admiration for the glorious triumph
Of genius, art ard skill y hieh eharociei,es
the mighty wander " the nge IN which We
live, and ss we survey its nlmost bonn1.
ess limits, and spacious compartments,
w,th iron bound VALE and massive beatns,
II seems impossible that even the ruthless
hand, Of storms and tempesls NJ Of ,ocb
bound shotes could sever single hand
whilst each timber. screw 80 mnlet stroke
SCENE sugResti,ely 10 have impressed the
solemn injunction
ktuui,h and strong - soodly vessel,
Tn n shall lsush a. all disaster,
And With the ~avesnd whirlr lnd wresi'e"
Long years ~ toll and labor, has been
spent upon that "Gtept project" but she
noS stands living monument to nation
al enterprise, and we'll may her irium-
plant projectors proudly cay
"ws know What mat y plsuus1thy keel
What worhmsn wrought thy 'ibs ci s'esf"
Yesterday afternoon, NJ half past FIVE
the gallant ship left her docks to make her
fret excursion upon American waters, TAX
ing with her a gay aud Roodly company
to gtaden the assembled representatives Of
both North and South. at that delia htfnl
summer resort, "Caps May" The scene
Of enthusiasm exhibited throughout the
length and breadth of New York hp bour
WIS seldom equallel even in thiA coInmu-
nifty, which IL constantly In u turmoil Of
intense excitements. Thousands. aud tens
If thousands lined the shores, and hiVhtr
from the city to the narruws, and every
assaileble point wins densly peopled. Long
hours were spent In snxicus expectation,
aud sli eyes we're turned towards the
starting point. At length the csnnon's
roar announced the hour had come. The
anchor weighed. and proudly and Craze
fully the Le,iathan led on the van, Eur
rounded by n vast convoy II excurtionest,
and steamers Of Ill himentions gaily deck
ell With brilliant col,rs. and followed by
feet Of Yachts and little sails presume
tuously trying to ris%ith their swifter
kinsmen. Hosts Of bright and happy
faces lent cnchsntment TO tho scene.--
Ginning Of bella. booming Of RaHs Ind
musc from innumorable band- flled the
mir with Joyous sounds. while cheers, aud
wild applause went forth from hill and
dell, to meet In many chorus, and echo
back from mountain tops.
Slowly, and maiestically the "big ship"
glides on through the sparkling waters.
with scarcely ,remor IN her motion, or
ripple m her wake. LrnR lingering eyss
were turned towards her as che gradually
di-at psared from view. and having safely
pissed The dreaded '!S,illu." dashed into
The da'k waters OF the boundlers deep.
---Ltea thing Of lie,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

shurt. what commenced as a civil
war between the two scots, can no
longer lie called by that name. =
For the last twenty days Il has been
nothing less than a wholesale mas.
sscfe VI Christians by the D,uses
aud "a wantUn destruction If all
property belonging to the former
by the latter.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

A PERTINENT QUEsTIoN.-A CO,
temporary understands that the fol.
lowing question is being propounded
to Breckenridge candidates 10 the
South care you for resisting, by
force, the Inauguration Of Mr.. Lincoln,
should he be elected President ~
1t takes the wind out of them, like a
bard blow on The bread basket
Tioksbarg Whig.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
RUNA WAY.

MAS committed 10 the State Depot ~ Rs
w Hston Rouge on the 50 day tfAu IA
gust, 1861. ADAM WIN says ~. belongs 10 n
ar. Adams. OF : ew Orlssus. lie - sh ~ -
- yssrs ~ ssid boy H. ~ ~ in~hs hi. b.
grin e',l"r Tishwnsr wili plsa . eUhe EdNatd,
prove prUpe. ~ snd take him s~av.
Y. DON.
sugI Rreps, Stsi,, Det,el
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

A NEAT cottage residence with -
IA ample ward rnom. garden. HI;
stables etc. The houre is plen.ant- ,,l
ly situsted on Florida street. Fast
Of the Prison. and will be rented either
with or without the frrnitnre. Apply q
j. q. Burden. on the Wharf boat.
aug s lmd&w
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

.g- Hon. W. II. Pix, brother NJ the
Elk President, is one Of the Douglas Elect
or- for tho State at large in Tennessee. lie
had Il similar position for Buchanan. in
1886.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
LINSEYS AND KERsEYs.

A LITTLE psiispss D. met respectfully re-
"A On sied irosi those who are IN ~ 81 ~ 'lsrt-
s,ou Goods ne W. III get IN Store. the In gpst
yet f-en ~ this y. csii viii b. sof 81 ~ in
due iipe ~ DsLsltIubE, siMOA ACo
susb
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
Corn aud Cob C,u.l,.rs.

'I,uEsE Mills viii grind meal -nd vii effect
Il saving ~ not lees than tine third In stock
ted. rries iT5 00-Csll and sxsmine.
anRT UEIACf,tDIX AGO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

ID u. DAY. IL Agent l'r the sale OF all the most
Ia. popular Pat-nt Medicines Of the dz, - ny
y.uf Medicines frIm L. D. DAY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
CARPETsi CARPETsii

A bARok lot y Carpets 20 srfivs IN y frw days,
n 10 h. sold ~ remarkably luw pri % ~ the
sog7 PHILADELPHIA UASIl y our.
Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

LorisvILLE. July ai.-The river 10 sta
tionary, with three feet nine inches water
In the canal.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
NEWS DEPOT.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVING d,spos.d.f mn sfot d ~ Drugs.
III and hedfcn es, f,rfumery ,te H. Msssts.
andrew stsgsrt A Co., Who viii cor tinue The
business NJ thu old stand, take pleasure ~ re-
eOmtnsn1ipg them 10 my customers and n ems
g.i crafty, ss gebthmen s,ety psy rnttht 4
cohfid, nee and respeo fuily solicit fyr then, on
,iuuatlpn u the patronage 80 literally LestowsL
upon Ne
JuDIth. 1860. II. T. wADDiLL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
O-vvego Corn starch,
MORE SIGARS.

rTU DsieKERs ~ J0Ngnkss whTkR.-
l. have just received direct from CLARK a " hi I
an"ther supply " Congress water. 90 Esor=bly
Ajsp e fVr summer uss. u. u. DAY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
PIANO TUNING.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

VIE undersigned W.T. attend 70 tuping o
isnss. W. uELZ, care u a W B0GEL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

u DAY l. the only tgent for the snuine T., n.
". dun Jockey cob iinuss Gin. Psr,oi US
ing tin VIII please rive tits trial 10 is the
puIe-t DIN 10 use. Ask Tor I e LONDUN CUB
uVUet UlN, sold by X. u. DAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-25

Dec - with A,dss 10 70 Arovsmi HALL jan H. lei n II
log MAJ ssnshssd sap susd.yiss ana DO. London o.
has Ss,a s.ps:s.esd NV ss carried away fore s'p'A
b.. =. rISs g O. ur.as z,s CUBA Fob . with su-
Bark LsaT. BsifssS kuss New Orleans IL days.
with cotton &c, 70 x Peaess
fSs' sss o. Nv WoS Sa sss -
schr's mast with boom and rigging attached
BARK Peter Deml. Hoey ssvSnnah days. with cotton
Brig Mercur (Brem, Schultz Trinidad n days. with mol.s
Brig FsSns Fled to be.ou, Herman o.rden.. sday.
Brig Remington smith 81 Marks is days, with cotton &C.
. brode Petes Had heavy sE and NV gales the IL
schr hannibal sof Bsngorl Wentworth Jacme 81 DAYS
with coffee 40, TO Brett Son Co I'd inst lat IS 40 lon ~ bO
spoke seh srah jane Of Rockiaud from Boston for AAka
schr DeHar (of Georgesown, Me-, Low, Swan Island,
lsdsys with suano. to Chss Cauk
schr Csrss sa1 NO.
Schr Watson, Halock, Elizabethpori for Boston.
sehr Albert Dexter. Besrse Eli.Abe,hport for Lynn
schr louisa Baker Sandy Hook for Bosom.
Schr l. Dyer, Jameson RocklAnd-
schr New York Goodsen. Boetoa 5dayl
Steamer Kennebec. Hand philadelphia
Steamer Posomska. Nye New Bedforo.
Steamer Albarsss. Jenss. Provdenee.
s.S sr VIM kss aE,a. et a ps sH% SsIsA
Also barks and two brgs ALI by seam Huntress
schr Edward Sawyer Of Newburyport-By pno' DO Mary
Ann 80
ship Helen Cooper sot Boston,. nom M~seiIles-was
SAILED.
SBarks sea Dnck Rotterdam I&urea Bueuos Ayres Eliza
Barss Sbr Bermuda Aeronsu DemararA ESQ 'rlAza hA'
Wind at sunrise W; at meridian wNw; At sunset NNW at
l0PM n with snow
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Port Of New York, February "a, 1860.
CLEARED.
Steamship Kangaroo (Br), Brooks Liverpool-J Dale
BARK J NJ Hicks, Greennan, Gaiveston-J Brewer Co.
Bark Dirigo, Robinson, New Orleans
Bs as Dalns
schf Trade Wind, Roeers, ksaviIa.MPOst 4 small
schr " smith, Wyatt Charles,on-McCresdy Mott Co.
s s NsposSn , simSnd Charleston Psllnsr Potter
schr Pearl, westeryei. kewbern-Dibb'e Bunce.
schr Elizabeth Eleanor Lane Richmond-van Brunt
schr Bailey, Line, Georgetown- Dibble Bunce
schr II BANKS Banks, Philadelphia-Jas Hand
schr Wclcott Parker, Bos.on-Dsyton sprague
schr e VAIL Vail, New Haven Master
toop Oregon. Rhodes. Bristo-MAster.
steamer Artisan, Sose Sst sosa A%Soy
Steamship vigo Br Mierhouse Liverpool Feb Qneens-
town sh with mdss and passengers, 70 q Dale !h lnh,
verpool via Queenstown The has had westerly gales
the enthe passage. Arrived on the Battery a, 759 PM
and Ss 70 g nt sssa soa WIN
Steamship James Adger Adams Charleston with mdse and
pI sssa Hn % Lne,lon co 81 a with wool m
fPesh Sies1s rom s% and cR Weather s
I'D passenger, TO Trasf Dearborn One birth.
Ship Arnold BonhRer tPrus) Hashagen Amsterdam Jan s.
with Nose and passenge 70 order Had hesys westerly
BARK Aid DR. of Bristol En Edwards Palermo, 20 DAYS,
Co
BARK s,Ar King tof Bosoe) Smith Buenos Ayrss Jan with
hides &C 10 master No date lat 30 - lon 81 "a spoke bark
Mifchsef. from Cardiff Tong Kong.
BARR virginia Am (of Chayesionh Gotham Bueaoa AyreA
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20 g, es os9 rs. q. .Sss ss s
tn and Of SIS s j. q Ssr
,.r nsss ~ she would irown On dsani'1 and
pair he free ipstitasops under WHOM We live
sarded = S!eo. blow = commerce N proceeded to
answer tne resdents objections that the Improvement
tuona and thai tonnage duties may DO resortcd 10 Tor
this purpose.
day. '''''' '''' anu 'no HOUSE a''00fnod 'n A0a
DrswinEs or France, Broaaosnss q Co.'S
sus ~ CovsrI s, - 4 E.,syan. - 1850
COs;onnAr.p Le.Tus!-CaAss is r.s.uA.! d 1850
oo' a. OIL 49, ~ 81; so .; 81; L. 81, aS, 81.
Hsa:g Snc WininSsos. Deis~;ars.
R.v., u.-.-. 1.,,.-- oo oa.
0SN sea- 2oS77 a eos drsv ia ~. 0.Dsi pr;.. !. b.
Orcusn sent ffee cf exps.ss By sddrssrns DON ROD
1IQUEz. care Of City Pos. Charlsstcn.s O.
nss, wooD 7bDY CO.. Manager
DzlAvARs GEORGIA, xsNTUoET ANp MISSOURI sAn
Dsl1wass.HxrsA Glass. No. IS. fn,svAax ~ 1854.
90, %, %, o., 90; 20, 70, "a, 5, 4; M:6.
os, Az, 6y, o., IS, Z, -, 81. "a, IL, 8, 81, ..
~ooS: EDDY . o. win %isls...oa, Delaware
Co.'S Consolidated lotteries 1 0eorgta.
On ar ar CLAss 20 fEBEUAHI n 1890 =. =. 20
Prizes osshed Al Us Brosdvay Circular sent f.ec.
Br0oklyn-Williamso Gallery.
reoSnes "a f Asars ana ine s1e oAmooypes Dasu'1
Old ssrs So vi.in, N.v
S0Fl remember. pictures al .,ls. and prices
Csirls and vWomeu shouId uuderstan nd
Neurology enable them . avoid sela.h and nmor.l
j.: Examinations sss SFow ss SwEIIs sos Broad
,..,-1.- 49,. C--., c
,s,.s rs.,en, TO- TO s,,s a.. G i.,;~ "a Ennon
stsa No Ann street. and Court ssies BroORyn L. A
capable q doing more work
10 arc A'u sSnER y a We as pro.d,
100 Fulton street, srooIlyn.
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