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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18
General Election Notice for
Iowa County.

Clerk Of the Board ofSuperyisors for the Town of
You are hereby notified that the Tuesday next
ceeding the first day of November next the following
oniceas are to be elected to-wt
One Representative in Congressional District for the
term of two years from the first day of March next
State Senator for the fifteenth senate District, in
place of H. w Joiner, whose term of office will expire
the first Monday of January next. -
A member of the Assembly i'll each Assembly Dis
trct and all such County officers by law required
to be elected at such election
At the election the question will be taken upon
the approval of ecopl of the amendment proposed
section five article five, of the Constitution of the
State of Wisconsin, by chapter 2o3 of the General
Laws of 1862 as follows:
[Cd0pter BOB originally published April Z,
1862; as amended by chapter 354, published
June 80, 1862
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18
YER III Nv

Those Preparations tunkc all others are
''Free from Poisons"
'Not dangerous to the Human amily."
''Rats do not die on the premises
"'They come out OF their holes to de-
''Fhey are the only infalIible remedies known.
"l2 years and moro established in N Y City"
Used by-the City Post Office.
Used blythe city prisons and station hou 9
Used by-the city steamers ships &c.
Used Jy-the city hospitals aims houses &C
Used by-the city hotels-'Astor' - st.
Nicholas SC.
Used by--the boarding houses, &c. &c.
Used by-more than $4,000 Private ram
lilies.
1-5 See one or f,co specimens of pAat Erery-
aOhere said By the People Editors
Dealers, &c.
HoUskKEEPERs-troubIed with vermin need
be so no longer, if they use "CosTAR's" Exter-
mnators. We have used il to our satisfaction,
and if box cost S. we would have it. We
had tried poisons, but they effected nothing; but
"CosTAR's" article knocks the breath out OF
Rats, Mice, Reaches and Bed Bugs, quicker
than we can write it. Ii is in great demand all
over the country Medina iOl GaSette.
None GRAIN and provisions are destroyed an
nually in Grant County by Vermin, than would
pay for tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer
Lancaster Wis., Herald.
HENRY r. CosTAR- We are selling your pre-
paralions rapidly. Wherever they have been
used, Rats. Mice, Reaches and Vermin disap-
pear rapidly. ECKER & SToUFrER.
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18
Church Intelligence.

/ Appointments Of the Preachers of the
Mineral Point District of the NJ. Z. Church,
|S62.
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undersigned takes this
tIod of announcing to the citizens ana
81 81 Iowa County that he is candidate
tic office ofsheriff at the general Election
Ia held on the 4th of Nov. a. y. lSO2.
j. NJ. MILLER.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18
CHAPTER 2O3.

ANACT 20 amend chapter II of the revised statutes,
entitled, ''of the incorporation of banking associa
tons
The People Of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
s.atcd in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-10-09
NUMBER g.

ofsuccesS to their cense BY fair aud open
means, and not daring to ayow their
treason, they are nevertheless. makins
use oleyory sla'egeln to obtain, contrib
of the lower !house oil Congress. well
knowing that successful, they can so
fat ombOrrass Tho Administration as %
render speedy and successful tetmina.
lion Of the war impossiblofand 8 shamc-
Iul peace quite probable, u,i.o
Friends of the UNion, look around
youl Open your owes TO The fact that
whilst you are guarding the outside Of
the building, an insiiious foe be not uh-
demining the foundations. Tho time Isl
slort, Are you ready for action -
You have contest with The loe on tho
Ell Tuesday of October next, which i'm
pcratiyely demands your earnest otten
ton Call out, your forces See that
not a man be let at home on that day, p
who is in favor of Tho Union. Let the
Vollapdighammers understand, that
that whilst your sons and brothers are in
the field, poriling lhcir lives to crush QUO
the designs OF traitors abroad, you arc
equally on the alert to prevent The Nc-
complishmeDtet home No time is to
be lost, Tho enemy are working night
and day Arouse then from your leth.
orgy and devote one day more 10 the
cause Of your country. See that every
friend of Union is ont ut thc!polls and
when there, that he votes unconditional
Union ticket.
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FROM THE FIRST VIRGINIA REG
IMENT, vi.
ARLINoToN HeloHrs,l
Sent. 81, 1862

sept ~ 1000
Dear Brother:-llake few minutes
this morning 10 write to you, have
not heard from you for long time. la
looking over the daily papers for the
past few days, feared for you and your
good paper-Ihe Registcr--but | see by
this mornings' paper, that your iiule
town is still ia good hands and clear Of
armed rebos 5. Since | wrote you last,
we have seen great deal of hard serv-
ice. The LIST Va. Reg't Infantry, left
Wheeling about IA monlhs ago, it had
then 0o7 men, rank and file, but now, it
has for duty but 1911 men and officers.
Col. Thouburn is sick in Alexandria,
Lieut,-ColoLel Hubbard has resigned,
Major ] H. Duvall has been promoted
to Colonel of tue 9th Va. Reg. A bet
tel officer than Col. Duvall, never drew
sabre. We have one acting Adjutsnt,
two Captains, four Leutenants, and 1870
non.commissioned officers and priyatcs.
Don't you think we are pretty well cut
down. You will ask how his all hap
pens; well we have been in twelve diff
ferent BATTLES and great many skirm.
ishes; we have marched mauy hundred
miles, through all kinds of weather
winter spring aad summer; groa, ma
ny are now in the hospitals, in and ar.
ound Washington Just as am writing
there is a lot of the Isl Va, boys coming
into camp, who have been in the South
orn prisons for several months, they
have been exchanged, and they appear
to be rejoiced at the prospect of again
being allow ed to take up arms. We are
under marching orders, for West Virgia-
ia, and will leave inside the next for
ty.eight hougs, | do mol know TO
what point, but | expect to be in your
neighborhood soon. viii! write you
from our neI. camping place. will
nov have 10 close. for | have not much
time to spare, as We are are packing up.
Your Brother,
WILLIAM.
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WILLIAM.
Official REPORT Of Lieut.. Col. Russell,
Commanding 4th Reg. w. ]. U. s. A.

Official Report Of Lieut.. Col. Russell,
Commanding 4th Reg. " j. U. s. A.
HEADQUARTERS 4rH REG. V. V. III
POMr PLEASANT, Va, Sept 20, '6el
Sir 81 have the honor to hereby trans
nit report of the part taken by this
regiment in the retreat down the Kama.
wha river.
Four compopiesof the regiment (com
panes A, B, G. and H. were sta,ionel
at Gau'ey. Ga the 10Th inst, compa-
MES G, B, and II, unler the comnaul Of
Capt J l.. Vance, were ordered 10 Fay
cite to join Col. Siber, commanding al
thut place, and remained with tho LIST
Brigade they arrived at Camp Patl on
the l2sh inst Company A, remained
with The I'd Brigade until they arrived
at Charleston, on the 18Th The remain
der Of the regiment were at Camp Piott,
compaaieS G, and K, having arrived from
Coal river on the morning of the l2th.
On The afternoon oil the 18th, the Diris
ion having reacted Camp Patt, on the
the retreat, tour companies OF The renI.
mcpt vera placed on pioke, cuard about
Two miles above Camp Piatt m the
ans, side of the Konawbo myso,f beinr
in command of The guard 3bon. AM
sli@bt skirmi.h took nIace be,wesn
This out post and the eneIny,s odyoncs
Guard About 10 o'olock p M WA
ordered by Col Iiobtburn 70 fill hack
with the infantry abont n mile Isayior a
comnnnv Of The Cd Va Gayolry ut ibe
frs, most Abont 10 o'cloct NJ Of
Ibc IAN T received orders fromGoi cI
her, 70 fall bark to Csmn PiaIt ~ Gsy.
light, when / woul1 bo iaineJ h, Tho "I ~.
niSi5,,Sl si,s,lTs,,Ii,a1,3 SS.r y st AZ ;",;.
s,ro~ios Comn Pm, ~ en- en- | III =. -
CbSyIssTIon, folmiar the ,o,r.o' u of ,bo
Division, That was dono Ga"r piou
h,;ng dastroyoI 1bn,,lv oo.r dn tI;nSt
and tba reriment nrriyi,g NJ cbarisosson
sbonl I nftam{,;,.n .kr
IAN bov;nr besn relisveI f.on, a w. 70" .,
rear. ouard NJ CamnbolI's crsaL hs ,So
saIb Roairsn, n = '''A " "'
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A PROCLAMATION.

/, Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States of America, and Commsn.
dsr'in Chief Of the Army and Navy
thereof, do hereby proclaim aud declare,
HAT hereafter, as heretofore, the war will
DO prosecuted for the object Cf practical
restoring the constitutional relation be
tween the United .Ssaes in which that re
lsilon is or may be suspended or disur.
aSgSi taa5vt';s.uty patIoJ3T,n2oN aa'r gs=22-
meeting of Congress, to again recon.
mend the adoption ofn practical measure
rendering peeuniary aid to the free nc
cePtance or rejection of all the slave
States, 80 called, the people whereof
rag. aottbsC b4 is rebellion agaiGst the
United States, and which States may then
hive voluntarily adopted, or thereafter
may voluntarily adopt, the immediate
Of gradual abolishmoni of slavery within
their respective limits; aud that lhoreaf.
ttrto colonizo persons OF African descent
With their consent, upon this continent or
elsewhere, With the previously obtained
consent of the Government existing
there, will be continued that on tho FIRST
dOy of Janury, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
three, all persons held as slaves within
any State, OF any designated part Of
State the people whereof shall then be in
rebellion against the United States, shall
be then, thenceforward and forever free
The Executive Government of the Uni
ted States, including the military aud
naval authority thereof, will recognize
and maintain tho freedom Of such per-
sons, or any of them. in any efforts they
may make for their actual freedom; that
the Executive will, on the first day Of
January aforesaid by proclamation, de.
signote tho States, and tho parts of State
II any, in which the people thereof rc'
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From The dallipolis journal.

The invasion Of tho North by stimuli,
tancous attacks at various points, has
for sometime past occupied the attention
rot only of the robOls, but of all loyal
men on our own soil, Everywhere tho
traitors have been beaten back in dismay.
The Richmond Examiner Of tho Goth
inst, says: GAS yet, no Confederate
soldier has put bis foot as an invader on
Northern SOIL" But tho hostile atti'
tudo assumed by them at everyRvailable
point, has entirely absorbedlt,e attention
Of our people, who evidently desires the
salvation oftho Republic,
Mean while, tho friends and allies of
the enemy who polluto Northern soil,
and are suffered to live amongst loyal
mon, arc secretly, but easily engaged in
laying plans to elect men to Office of like
sentiments with themselves Dospairing
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LETTER. rRoMWA WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGroN. D. C.)
September cath, 1862.

September 2lth, 1869.
Dear misunderstanding from Wheel.
Ing at II O'clock, p. NJ, on Friday the
l9th inst, for this place. via Pittsburgh,
IIarisbufsh aud Baltimore, WHARF [ ar.
rived on Sunday morning at II o'clock
] euquired for some time, before /
could get any trace Of tho whereabouts
cfthe-vmdauts of-our gsIlsrt-oldrstb
Va. Reg. Vols, until at the Planners
Hotel, accidentally found the name Of
George Porton, tone Of the Sutlrrs) |
iil not wait long, until that individual
mpio his appearance, advising me prop
e,ly ot,hc whereabouts Of the he ment,
some five miles distant. We started at
once, crossing the aqucduct bridge aud
Under burning sun through at least six
inches Of white District Of Columbia
lust, We wended our way to the camp
where the Whole of the Yirgin troops
il this section Of The county arq briga-
dei together under tliat white headed
fighting, Indiana General, Milroy. The
boys were most wild with enthusiasm on
hearing from home, and are burning with
anxiety to get to Kanawha, TO have the
opportunity Of ayonging the wrongs
done by their and their coupuy's ene.
mics in that section. The boys are in
fuo health aud condition, although some
are in the hospitals aud some few have
recently died, among whom is our Dung
(ricuds VIM, Page and - Samples.
The boys talk Of battles with the
GOODNESS, with which they speak oleyery
day business, in fact il has been an eve.
~ day business with them for several
days. They told me that for ten or more
successive days they had a fight in
which they were active participants,
though strange to say, none of them fell
6ii 6t ,aS aMiG6llg1 Curtis lie aid Capt,
Slack, were standing abool six feet
apart, in front of the command when
the shell struck him in the stomach, from
which he died in about four hours. He
f5i" in Tie arms Of his fellow. Captain,
who supported him until his orderly.
John Graham, to whom no was devoted
" attached, took charge of him aud
carried him Off the field, and watched
him until the vital spark had fed, and
thensdug grave with his own hands
under the cover Of the night, where l. c
deposited the remains Of his brave com.
maDder in the face of the enemy, from
which he was driven away while endeay-
oring to tx board to mark the spot
l have his sword in charge to BIO deliv-
cred TO his family.
Just as l left tho regiment had orders
to march, out | understand it was only
to Munson's Hill, "a miles distant.
Yours,
q. SLACK
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POLITICAL.
For the Register,
NINETY,FIRsT REG. o. vi.
ny RowrSA a. nLASKrSsmr.

bl INV INA A. hLAAkLN~Hlf
All honor to the gallant sans,
OF freedoms constellation,
Who have rushed forth in this dark hour
To help preserve our nation,
They fight not for monarch,
Nor for kingly crown;
They fight for freedoms sacred rights
Ia putrebellion down.
They heard the call, and out they came,
From hilltop, grove mud valley,
Around the standard Of the free,
For liberty they rally.
Mechanics, farmers, boys and all,
Came falling into line,
To lay their honor and their lives
On freedoms sacred shrine.
To cheerful homes and weeping friends,
They babe fond adieu
And now they bear aloit iu pride
Our old Red, White and Blue.
God of the free, Thou lowly one,
We trust them to Thy power,
Ohs give thehl strength 70 guard the Hgnt,
Aud treason vile to lower
Another thousan homes are robbed,
OF those we love most dear
from many glistening eye steals forth
The warm unbiddcn tear.
Another thousand bayoneis gle IN
Among the giant trees,
Pruuder our banner floats It's stars.
Upon the Northern breeze,
How many hearts are beating high,
Aud proud yet sadly turning.
To where upon the tented fcla,
The bright camp-Gies are burning.
And prouder get our heart shall grow
When On our VISIONS bursts,
Wreathes nbright deeds of glory,
The unfolding niuety.lirst.
Long may they live-those patriots.
To see their country free,
Aud enioyIa peace aud harmony
Their blood-bought victory
MhGcEEuILE, o.. Oct 1862.
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Most Important Proclamation from the
President
WASHINGTON, Sept. 90.
By tie Presidcas cfMo United States Of
America
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MrS are born with two eyes, but with
one tongue, in order that they should see
twice as much as they say, The same
is also applicable to boys and women,
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ascpjstcr.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY by
GEORGE W. TIPPETT,

POINT PLEASANT, VA.
TERMS -one dollar per annum strictly in
advance.
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snac,ivelvgsl,nll Than ba II rob.lGo,,,
noain 4 ,bs ITn;,ad Statss MA M fsc,
,6o,snv Smta or ina ncog, ,bo,oot
shal m ,bot aav Main ran5,f,;,b r,nro,
sontca in the C3n+,sss 81 M Toitn5
| Su,as bv msmbors cbossm, bsro,o y, nl~c.
lions wl,oro;n noioriy Of ,ho cnoIGsd
voters If eaoL sIatr sboll L,ys nart;cino'
ted sball IN tho obysnco ~ etron,r cam
,ornclinn ta.timony M 1aansd 7cnncIn.
siyo evidence thalfnoh Stets ana Tia
neople tberoof bovo M, .heen in tcboIlion
I araipa, the United states. ,bnt attontion
K isbsreby called 10 an ar, If ConSross on. .
filled IAN Act IL mola nm .A5di,ion,l
| Article Of Wor" annrGgcJ M,rcb In
1899 anl wblsh ast i Il ltbn words md
6auYes rollowins,
BE Il cnacted Iv N, Snosc an, Uoy,.
oG Pcpyescot,,jr,s of,Lc Tnae5 S,oJ,o ~
I Congyss, ossenblJ That 6Sronacr ,he
following snail 10 promn,gotc5 % an or.
Gcle of war for tbe aoyernmert or,be M.
my OF the United States aud sbnn he
obayed and observed as sucb.
Article. officers or nerson, in
tha military or mn service Of tbo mi.
ted States are prohibho1 nom emnlovina
any of the forces unJer ,beir resnoctiye
commands for the mnoso of returning
fugitiyes from service or labor ia claim
ed to be due and ony officer who shall
! be found gully by court mnytisl yio.
latinr This article, shall bo dismissed
| f,om N. service
SEC. 2 1nd5e il G,g6c, enacted That
this act shah take cfTee, from and altar
its passage.
Also. to the 9th and 10th sections of
an ac! entitled IAN not to suppress ia.
surreeiion, to punish treason and rObcl,
nom 10 seize ana con hscale Tue properly
nroyed IrIa - ,oeo "' III H. hi, rII ~. "p
hans ara IN ,bo - , orSa onJ Gm,S. al
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The reason why Mcclellan Whipped
The rebels viii be given in this mornings
tribune as tollowsi tAll tho rtbel
generals were educated Of West Point,
and consequently knew nothing pbout
aghting, and Mcclellan therefore could
not bel whipping them, Fl Chicago Jour
nal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-11
WORCESTER:
GIotbing, 1T.
n 0 w O P E N l N G
LOUIS LEWISSON'S,

LOUIS LEWISSON'S,
N ew Spring God s.
ELEGANT FRENCH FANCY CASSI-
MERES, at LOUIS LEWISSoN'S.
a SUPERIOR LOT OF FANCY SILK
YESTINGS, at LOUIS LEWISSoN'S.
a FINE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND
FANCY CoATINGS, at LOUIS LEWIsSoN'S.
A SELECTION OF BROADCLOTHS,
unsurpassed now offered at LOUIS LEwISSoN'S
A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW AND
FASHIONABLE FURNISHIN.' GOODS, the best in
the city, at LOUIS LEWISSON'S
THE BEST ASSORTMENT, AND THE
desirable STYLES T every description of Goods
10 Is LEWISSoN's
GENTLEMEN ARE CORDIALLY IN
VITED to call and examine he finest Stock of Goods
in Worcester. at LOUIS LEWlSHON'S.
THE ABOVE PIECE GOODS WILL BE
made in the best possible manner, and In usual
the purchaser, at LOUIS LEWISSON'S
Grateful the public for the liberal patronage here
toare bestowed upon hope to merit continuance
of the same.
LOUIS LEWESsON, Proprietor,
ESQ Main Street.
Worcester, April !, 1862 diff apl
~ L IL / n Il IL a ID II E.
MEC0INEY,
2l4 Main street. is ready to cothe his customers in
the best manner, with the
BEST OF CLOHIN CT.
and the best hts, at a low price
Please call at 2I4 Main street. near the Spy office
mch22 dlm w. MECoRNEY, Merchant Tailor.
JEW MERCHANT TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.
VILLA lsRs ~ EbEyEREAUX
formerly at Hudsons late at Lewsson would respect
fully solicit the patronage Of their friends and the
public generally,
at 2f) Main street, Pper's Block, CUP Stairs,)
WORCESTER.
ioo0
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NJ L w G l. 0 I II N G
TAILORING GOODS.
A. ?. WARE 4 CO.

OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC a LARGE AND WELL.
MANUFACTURED STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHING,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING SEASONS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR
NTEFs SEASON
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION To OUR BOYs' CLOTH
ING, IN WHICH DEPA RTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED TO RENDER 1T
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
PAST Liberal PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
MENT WE OFFER a LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
titles. AND STYLES, INCLUDING
MANY OF THE BEsT STYLES FROM
RECENT INTPORTATIONs, AS WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES OPTIONS TO
WHICH WILL EE MADE WEEKLY.
ALL OF WHICH WILL ZEE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
BY THE PIECE OE YARD, Or MADE
UP WITH PROMPTNEs AND IN AR
TISTJC STYLE, TO ORDER, FOX
EITHER AIEN OR BOYs.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE IN
ALL CASES, AT
164, 16S an d 17O
MAIN = TTSEBT-
mch25 off
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DENSTONS AND BOUNTY MONEY.
y Particular attention given TO the collection ofPcn.
sions and Bounty Money for United States Soldiers.
HENRY G. BlCE, Counsellor at Law,
mch2l d3n Briney Hall, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-11

N Office All kinds of domestic help
4 can be obtained, free Of charge" at Office No
Harrington conner, up stairs dit apps
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FOR SALE-A lot of Wood Machinery,
Il consisting Of Daniels Plancr 10 feet planes "a
inches wide; small Cylinder Planer with Saw com
bnedi one Tcnoring Machine, with Boring Arbor ais
tachcd; one MOrtIcing Machiue. of Fay IL Fisher
make; also one BOrcing Mil and Upright Drill-self
feeder; one BotCutter, with Counter SHAFT and Dies
about 1900 ieet OF Seasoned Lumber &c. &c. Enquire
Of GEO, +. RICE, Merrifcd's Building, or Of T. A.
HOYEY, 45 Summer street. DIFF mcb25
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Il q "A c IA g Of the Piano Forte
Rooms in Aliens Block, Main and Park Streets
Constantly on hand and for safe cheap for cash. PIANO
FORGEs and MELODEONs. Also on hand and for sale
cheap, II applied for soon second hand ORGAN suit
able for a small church. Cost s225. dit ja2
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i IFE READING.-PAsT. PREsENT.

lie READlNG.- PAST, PRESENT,
~ AND FUTUBE.-lhc faculty Of Life Reading is one
Of the most wonderful of human capabilities II enables
the posscssOr to calculate the relative and destiny
Of individuals 1t feels the influence that bears upon
persons and tells what lie they must follow and what
changes in order for successt opens the Book Of Life
and reads the past history and present intentions ind
viduas in fact II opens the entire universe of mind for
human Inspection.
Much good advice be given and If needed will re.
suit in the temporal ard spiritual good Of each ndyd
uAl
The great prophetic Business Medium will attend to
Life Readings every day. Sundays excepted) from ~
NJ. until 7. NJ at No. 10 Brown street, " orces-
ter, stairs, leading from Pond aud Winter streets
Questions answered In regard To business and absent
friends Feos-Ladics, 90 cents; Gentlemen, 80 cents
Two Hour Sittings 81.
N B.-Ronoved from the rear of Chandler st. d2w apps
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"fquare for three insertions and "a c.n+. ~ s.n -
sOquent insertion. Ten lines or lesa, eon.t,,u,. .
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