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9letu advertisements.
G. r A N D c o N Z + II L
ON THURSDAY EVENING,
@ I II Y IL A l. L !
BY THE MUSICAL INSTITUTE!

BY THE MUSICAL INSTITUTE!
The MENDELSSOllN QUlNTETrE CLUB, Of Boston.
PART
/ Overture, Semramis, Rossiui.
- Mendelssohn Quintctte Club
ora tette, Return of May, by l., Hamilton.
Ais Perkins Miss Manning Messrs. Richards and Ham
mOnd.
g. Flute Solo themes from Soinnambula, Briccladi.
Robert G0eing.
4. Song-Ave Maria, Cherubini,
Miss Houston.
s. Trio for Clarinet, Viola and PianOforte, Mozart.
(a) Allegretto. % Tempo di AlnuettO. (c) RondO
AllegIetto.
Messrs RYAN, Mesel and Allen.
G. Song-Ye merry birds Gumbert.
Mrs Allen
I. Violin solo-"varation, brilliant" Hauser.
Wm Schu'tZe
s, song-La Zingarella, venzano.
Miss Houston.
8. Fanfare and Chorus, from Faust. Gounod.
Mendelssohn Quintette Club.
10. Song, Nr. j. j. Kmball
IL. CavGtna from the new opera La torza del des-
no., for the SaXophone
Thomas RYAN.
y. Hymn-Alma Virgo, Humme
For soprano solo, with chorus-Niss Houston.
Tickets at IS cents each al at the door of the
Hall or at the Music Store OF ]. A. DORM AN; or ck
cts may be had for 80 cents each, which will admit to
both this and Fridays Concert and to all tine sessions of
the Institute.
oil dit j. A. DORMAN, Sec'y.
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MECEANICs' HALL,
Anrtt01ts.
[By p. W. VATLL.l
RARh lIIANNk-EAIuARIE

11'i,.f IAHINN 7 IANVF-F AITJABIE
Hiii RESIDENCE AT AUCTION, NO. PARK street
Portl and I am favored with Instruction
from the heirs To sell, on THURSDAY Oct Isl 9t II
clocd, ne above Residence, lately owned and occn
plea DV Mrs.J G. Morse, deceased, containing twenty
Two roo MS conveniently arranged two teements on
me ground floor in good repair; piled with hard and
SOFT ~atei, Gas. &c &c Piaza nfiOnt; good cellar
under the VIII lie The lot has trnitsgn IN pa
street OF 10 feet nd II 0 feet ON Portland
me above oilers rare opportunity for investment or
occupat0n the location Is central and neiphbnrbood
99eSlraole; For ulther par cuBrs inquire of EDWARD
s22 dtoI - ~ "a Nv wan,
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9e1s Ee acknowledgements UNDERTAKEE.-
hy Coffin Wareroom at No % Front street tcUrner
ofTrumbulll. where always % und large assert
OF all the different kinds and patterns OF Collins
Also Metallic and Rosewood finish Baskets.
Plates Robes, &c, furnished of The best material
atest patterns. mch2S diff
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HOUSE AND COTTAGE LOTS FOR

SALE.-Three House Lots on LilcOln street, about
gu feet fro l. opposite the residence of T. Moen ESQ
avery rare chance, the oca Is very convenient 10
punlraS. atrv
Cars pass every few moments Five Cottage Lots near
Harvard street, very desirable tor men of moderate
means who wish for quiet home In the central part OF
the city They will be sold very easy terms Of paw
ment. ~
To those who desire land great inducements are
offered IN the way Of good land fine prospect good wa
ter ana good terms, In growing part of the city, to
which the convenience of the Horse Railroad will
doubtless shortly be extended Lots from to acres
will be sold on very favorable terms at very mod
craze prices ID. X. MESSINSFR
MOrGeALor. Sent. ". lbha. dialAN
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Rot1tss.
MUSICAL CONVENTION
THE
Worcester Co. Musical Convention
WILL BIZ HELD AT
MECHANICS HALL, wORCrsrpu
COMMENCING
Tuesday, Sept. 29th, 1863.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Ut to o NI777N n NJ
AND CONTINUING -FOUR DAYS AND EVENINGS

n class will be under the direction OF Prof T. IT,
FROST; MIR. ). H. MILLS Of New York, will be plan.
t and the following Yocaliss will take part in the con.
vehton; Miss Nellie Fiske. Mrs DOane, Mrs Munroe.
MumOe, VIM, sumner.
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CIahIu'- New Photographic Gallery, the Tele
graph Office, opposite Lincoln House Block will be
opened this day-Old Gallery clused-WEDNESDAY,
Sept. Sd, 1868. DIFF 81
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IUO VIOCk A. NJ,
II ACRES OF LAND,
with BUILDINGS theron, situated on the old road to
leicester near the old Jones' avern about three
from the CITY Hall. Worcester. Two acres of Y0IrNG
Wool1 the remainder divided into NOV ne and nastr
ins' Tue mouse Is story and half and quilt within a
rev wears ara In good repair; good Barn and her
variety oil FRUIT " 4"'HiiS PoOu
immediate after The sale of the above will bo sold
cow can months Old, rack wa son one Gerse
poNs, morse harrow, pick axe, iron bar RACES
nay cutter; wheel barrow, drag good ladders .
hsriesSes Wh lhetree and chains manure hook grass
ana hu scythes, &C buff ilu robe e''
Terms liberal and made known at sale For f,,r,lor
the AuctiOncef - " ''S pi'''Ises' Ut
sl9 dUwts f. Il TANSON .,a,,.
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III FA"M AT AUCTION. wi he
III sold at Puzzle Auction ON WEDNESDAY. Oct.
Aaz Is at O'Clock p. the pre- nisps the Fam
n noM 9%meg o. " ~ Lamb situated in the
mahdlhg a fine prospect Of The SURF uniing conotrv
anu very healthy location, very and un Ter GOOD
state OF cultivation; containing IS acres di ided in
9ii e oi na,toIs acr Of wno the rest NOW ne and
m ali lHe .fass Is all nlish, and all be cut
Nv IN WING machine. There is large orcha d nt 07
apple trees all grated fru t. also good supnv Of near
us cherries ana grapes Wei ing trom S15 to sI40
woItn =" rult yearly win pasture cows and winter
cpWs ana on horse; The milk butter can ali be
SSolu at l,e DOR tor the Boston ma ke A two--turv
house with an l. ami wood house at ,ched large
Di carilage house AID she'd all ia good repair we
sup lied with nev Railing water at hous, and harm in
agod neiglborhnod, and nea school Said farm ia len
mn rom Wor. ester three miles from Northboro Cel
ne ana three ~ half i"s fro II Cluton three
desired ~ VIZ "iO' 's'se'
- Also if not sol atprvac sale, about Is tons of Eng
s hay TWO tons Of oat raw all the corn planted on
one anu hait acres I'll the potatoes plante on three
acres looking "el 100 bushels of oats ami Is bushels
further particulars inquire the subscriber on the
PiNa''lses' W NJ. LAMB
81 WNukuCtI Il. Is. LAMSON. Auctinucer
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OUINSIGAMOND BANK.-The Stoc
WOFoesIef, Mass, Sept u, 1868. dim
CENTRAL RANK -Thn Annual MI

.
- ing of the Stockholders of the Central Bank for
the en- zee OF Directors for the ensuing; to x the
nmt oil the loan to Directors and to any other
business That may legally before them will lie held
October next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Per order OF the Directors
SD dto5 IL. A. MARSH Cashier.
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4 hbhPO OCA IN L, OFEICE
- OF CoNPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Washington
september y 1868 Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented 10 me undersigned II has been made 10 appear
y OF worcester and state Of Massachusetts, has been
duy Orsanzed under and according the requirements
OF the Act Of Congress- tiled An act to provide
national currency secured BY pledge Of United States
STOCKS and 70 provide for the circulation and redemp-
t0n thereof approved February 25 1853 and has com.
pleu W'th al the provisions Of said required to ia
complied with before commencing the business Of BANK
Ing: - N
NOW, therefore,, |, Hugh McJulloch, Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereb certify that the said First Ma
tonal Bank of Worcester, County CT Worcester and
State OF MasSachuse IS is authorized commence the
business OF Banking under the act aforesaid
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal OF
office, this ninth dav OF September, 1868.
HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
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M ILbDOhl ANN Notice is hereby
w given that the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Mulbury Bank will be held ON the first Monday
~ october next at two O'Clock p, NJ rheir Banking
Rooms, for he choice of Directors fix the limit OF the
loan to Directors and to act any business thai
NAV properly come before them d. ATWOOD
Millbury, Sept Is, 1863 dtol5 Cashier
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yl&tp advertisements.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Baltimore, June eli.

A number of rebels made their appear
ance at Frederick yesterday evening, and
about o'clock body of cavalry reached
Monocacy Bridge, 4 miles this side of
Frederick.
The rebels parolled oil the sick in hos
pitfalls and every Government employee.
They searched stables for horses, seizing
all marked u. s.
A very large force of rebel infantry and
cavalry and artillery, crossed at Antietam
during yesterday. Refugees say they
number from 40 to 80, 900, but piekets re.
port them at $4,000.
Earthworks are being erected around
the west and north sides of Baltimore
thus completing the chain of forti6ca-
tons. A line of barbados is being erected
within the city, extending from the high
ground on the east to the southwestern
extremity of the city. These will be de.
Tended by the Union League men, who
are being armed by Gen. Schenck.
Union men are entirely confident the
rebels will not be 80 rash as to attempt O
said in that direction.
The disloyal among US are evidently
uneasy and begin to realize that any hos
tile movement of the rebel army against
Baltimore might react disastrously upon
themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

The following has been received at the
Navy Department, dated Flagship Wa
bash, PIT. Royal Harbor, June Is:
SIR: have the honor to report to the
Department that ON the night of the 9th
inst, "a steamer attempted to run out of
Charleston. She was turned back by the
Weehawken, which vessel pursued her
over the bar, firing at her rapidly The
steamer was sunk. From subsequent in
formation from two deserters from Char
lesion, whom ! send North by the Massa.
chusetts, there is reason to believe the
vessel was the Isaac Smith
On the night of the 10th inst, another
steamer attempted to run the blockade
into Charleston by the Sanford Channel.
She was fired at by several OF the vessels,
but in the darkness escaped them. Next
morning at daylight she was discovered
at the north end of Folly Island on FIRE.
which however did not destroy the vessel.
She was large side-wheel steamer and
is supposed by Com. Turner to be the
Havelock, but this is not certainly ascer.
tanned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
NJ emphis, June 90.

Col. Cornyn of the 10th Missouri caval-
ry has succeeded in routing and scatter
ing several rebel camps where they were
gathering cattle for Braeg's army, des-
troying large quantities of forage and
bringing in tn cattle. He report that
vigorous efforts are making by the rebels
to gather large mounted force north Of
Memphis d. Charleston X. R. They are
couscripting everybody. and numbers that
have taken the oath Of allegiance have
Joined robbcr bands.
Some of Gen. Douglas men who were
with Col. Straight have escaped and reach
ed Corinth. They repor. that Straight
destroyed and abandoned his artillery be-
fore it was captured by Forrest that
Straight inflicted much greater damage
than the rebels acknowledge.
A detachment of the lst Missouri and
and 9th Ohio cavalry, 400 strong, under
command ofMajor Henry of the 9Th Ohio,
who were out on Reconnaissance allowed
themselves to be surrounded near Herman.
do, Miss on the night Of the 18th, by
Gen. Chalmers with forcs of 1000
They were completely routed and mos. oil
them captured. Henry was captured
About $50 of them have returned.
The enemy are moving along our whole
line from Memphis to Corinth. They
cut the telegraph and destroyed small
culvert near Moscow this morning.
No bosts from below to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Especial to Post I
Washington, June 2s

hcniuBtopS d upo %Ss
AL the information which our cavalry
has been able to obtain confirms the pre-
vipus impression that there is no rebel in.
fantry this side Of the Black Ridge, though
they may occupy Manassas Gap. Gen.
Pleasanton found none in Smokers Gap.
The rebel cavalry force still remains near
Middlebury. Our cavalry has been
through Thoroughfare Gap, thus showing
that neither Gen. Lee nor any of bis for
ces are there, N published. Nothing has
been seen Of the enemy towards Warren
ton and beyond, nor north Of that place.
Our army 10 on the move, and if the
enemy intends to give battle he can come
out of the Shenandoah valley and do SO
whenever he pleases. Gen. Hooker is
prepared. Everything is most favorable
for army operations We have an uuau-
thenticated report that the rebel army is
retresting down the valley towards Gull
pepper,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Philadelphia, June l9.-2:3O A. \

The following is all that is of interest
in the Washington Star of tonight
Major Beusell, of the U. S. Volunteers,
received intelligence from Fayette county,
Pa, this morning, that the rebels in hea-
Wy force we're advancing ON Pittsburgh
via the National Road, leading from Cum.
berland across the Allegheny mountains
Their pickets had reached Grantsyille,
Nd. So miles from Uniontown, Pa, on
Wednesday last.
1t is reported in Washington to day
that two members of Hooker's staff, Maj
Sterling and Capt. Fisher, signal officers
were gobblcd up by guerrillas last night
in the vicinity Of Fairfax.
The Star makes no mention of defea
or victory at Centervlle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Especial to World.l

Washington, June 81.
The indications are that the design of
the rebels is TO attack Washington from
Maryland and cross the Potomac between
Washington and Edwards Ferry. Refu-
gees and deserters say Longstreet is near
leesburg and intends attacking and cross
ing Wards Ferry if successful. Ewell's
corps has crossed at Willamsport in full
force, and contemplates moving down
between Baltimore and Washington to
cooperate with any force succeeding in
crossing this side of Harper's Ferry. 1t
is claimed Lee is waiting for an opportu-
nifty to come through Aide and Thor
onghfare Gaps to Manassas. The crisis is
yet TO come on this capital
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Especial to Herald.1
Monocacy Station, Md, June 81.

ooho 49,
About o'clock this p m. Maj. Cole,
LIST Maryland cavalry, madea gallant dash
into Frederick with forty men, driving out
the enemy, killing two and capturing one.
No loss on our side. Our cavalry passed
through the city, and Immediately after
about 1900 rebel cavalry reoccupied the
town. Rebel cavalry entered Frederick
yesterday p. m. at S o'clock and dashed
furiously through the city, capturing nine
of our men on duty at the signal station,
and paroling invalid soldiers, numbering
about 60, in the hospitals. a number OF
horses were seized. Secession flags were
displayed at the Central Hotel, and some
citizens collected there to welcome the
rebels. A majority of the people evinced
no pleasure at the visit. The ladies were
exceedingly expressive in their demon.
stration of disgust, and showered words
of sympathy upon our prisoners as they
passed through the streets. The party
which entered the city did not number
over 90, and many OF them seemed so
intoxicated as to reel in their saddles
Pickets were stationed outside the town
and no one allowed to leave until about
midnight, when the cavalry all left, 60.
ing towards Middetown. This morning
they entered the city again and establish
ed pickets in The outskirts Telegraph
poles were cut down and wires destroyed.
There is supposed to be about 80 rebels
in the city this p. IN. The enemy has
no force between Frederick and Boones-
boro, except n small cavalry camp at Mid
dletown. No attempt has been made to
destroy the bridge over the Monocacy
river, although the enemy came down
last night to within few rods of the
Junction. The rebels are reported to be
terrifying South Mountain. They have
in the vicinityo Williamsport about Coco
infantry, 1000 cavalry and few pieces
of artillery, and squadron of cavalry
could undoubtedly capture the entire force
this side of.South Mountain. The rebels
appear very uneasy and will probably va
cate town to night. All is quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
New York, June Ell


The steamship City of New York, from
Liverpool, 10th. via Queenstown, 18th,
has arrived. Commercial news anticipa-
ted
The following political intelligence is
additional to that by the Bohemian:
Heavy arrivals of cotton at Liverpool
are reported, including 500 bales from
Nassau, by the steamer Miriam, which
was chased and boarded by the gunboat
Tioga, but allowed to proceed after ex-
animation. II is stated that the Miriam
has on board bearer of dispatches from
Richmond to the Confederate agents in
Europe.
France sends strong reinforc ements TO
Mexico, 100000 men, aud large quaint
ties of war material forthwith.
Engagements in Poland continue act
tive, but with no perceptible result.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Washington. june 2I.

Dispatches, dated the 18th and 10th,
have been received from Vicksburg. The
siege works were still progressing with
vigor. Grant is still receiving reinforce
ments. The health of the troops con-
tinued excellent. The whole loss of the
II. s. forces for the week preceding the
10th, was not more than II killed. The
total killed and wounded did not exceed
fifty.
A Harrisburg dispatch to the Herald
states jenkins passed through Gresncastle
last evening with TOO mounted infantry
in the direction of Waynesboro The
rebels arc reported to have l6 pieces OF
artillery with their large force. They
occupy the south bank of the Potomac
between Cumberland and Harper's Ferry.
The rebels have 20 900 men at Williams
port. The opinion in official circles at
! Harrisburg is that the rebels have seri-
Gus designs on Baltimore. Their move.
ments indicate this, and fears arc enter
tanned for the safety of that city.
Three hundred rebel cavalry fred Mer.
cersburg and several other places.
a Cbambersburg dispatch says if the
rebels remain where they are they may
expect fighting Tuesday. Tonight they
are p,oketng the road short distance
this side of Greencastle. The rebels are
securing the country for horses, and have
got about 1000 head Of cattle aud ,, 00t
horses. They are reported near Waynes
boro and Gettysburg. Jenkins lef
Greencastle tonight with eight days ra
tions on foraging expedition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Jefferson CITY. Mo. June %.


In Convention to-day Mr. Drake in
troduced resolutions providing for an
election by the people for State officers on
the sixth of Oct. next, to serve till next
general election in Nov, 1864.
A snb,itute Was offered extending the
time till November next.
The MISTER has been under discussion
all day. but the Convention adjourned
without action.
Meetings are being held all over the
State favoring immediate emancipation
and election Of State officers by the peo-
pie.
The Convention unanimously passed
resolutions for the expulsion Of Prince l..
Hudgins for disloyalty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

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the above work do hereby promise and 20 send
fres OF Charge TO any young man who will write for
it, sample copy for pcrsual. The proper study II
mankindt Is MAE This valuable work IL issued and
sent forth Tor the benefit OF suffering humanity. 1t
treats B simple language all the diseases OF Error,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Baltimore. June 81.

A party who left Frederick this morning
saws the rebels who came there last night
were only small squad who passed thro'
the town, captured few horses. stayed
an hour or two and left.
It is said squad of rebels were in pur'
suit OF our signal corps from South Noun
tain.
Our informant says no rebels were known
to be nearer than South Mountain when
he left at s O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Headquarters Cavalry Camp,

Headquarters Cavalry Camp,
Near Upperville, June 2l-5:30p. MI
To Brig. Gen. L. Williams:
moved with my command this morn
ing to Middlebury and attacked the cav
airy force of the enemy under Stuart, and
steadily drove him all day, infictiug heavy
loss every step. We took two pieces Of
artillery, one icing Blakely gun, togeth-
er with three caissous. besides blowing one
up. We also captured upwards of sixty
prisoners aud more are coming in, inclu-
ding It. Colonel, Major and five other
officers besides wounded Colonel and a
large number of wounded rebels left in
the town of Uppervlle. We also took a
large number of cavalry horses. Our loss
has been very small, both in horses and
men.
never saw the troops behave better OF
under more difficult circumstances. Very
heavy charges were made and the sabre
was used freely, and with great advantage
to US.
Signed, A. PLEAsANToN,
Brig. General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
To CoNsUMPTIvEs.

TINE ADVERTISER HAVING BEKN REsroR-
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remedy, after having suffered several years with
severe lahg Affection, and that dread disease Con-
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To al who DESIRE IL, he viii send copy fthe pre-.
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preparing and using the same, which they will aud a
aoss o. Rk Tor OossuhrTros, AsTHsA, BRONCHITIS
&e' The only object Of the advertiser IN sending the
Prescription is to bensat the afflicted, and spread In.
formation which he conceives lie inv aiusbs and he
hopes every sufferer will tr, his remedy will cosi
them nothing, and may Grove a blessing.
Rev, EBwARB A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County. AsS York.
mAy 3Q-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Baltimore. June %

The Richmond Dispatch Of the 9th has
the following significant paragraph
Richmond is about to be uncovered Of
the defenses afforded by the proximity of
Gen. Lees army, part of which is al
ready in the Valley and probably in Ma
ryland, and the rest will probably follow
where they can be brought instantly to
our assistance il ws should need than.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

A POEM YOR THE TINES.

OH who would wear = seedy Coat, or bAaiy st,ius
Vest.
Or Pants all thresbsrs old and orr when nev ouss
are this bestp
When u. ftern eheapiy seiis suit of beauty rare
In at and fashion tANg, wy an shouid wear
Oh who would want 10 wear a Coat the style OF ty
gene years,
Wher. sgns of age and service long eyry seam sp
pears2
When ID bsern has sueh stock al tfvwS 90 eey. ls~
That ev'ry body y ondsrs how be sen Them 30,
Oh who, from credit TailoFs his elothns ssr vaaIs
Asd pay price for garments he kaows 10 nssh Toe
bghs
When u. cain suit him and Of him, snug spdniae
And give Better srtisis at opiy HAIR tAs Price.
Obi who wosld hiIvs their little boys and yeutAs of
larger slze,
Appear In shsbby garments before the pu Bile syes
hsp stsrns hoy Clothing before III. IA IA yr.y~s
Ana Parents can ee"n0niLo b. buying hsApr MAPS.
Then II yoa Ssh TOR CeAt or Pants OF Y.st a, shis
or Coisrs,
Or Hapdkoy ebiefs, or Socks ard want 10 .avs ,auy
Dollars,
To d. Etern's be 10 go-ihsrs is no oshxr ptaes
On Main street, Les~s yen can sss his .nit.
log face,
ID. sTERN,
Main street, beazeen LIST and Lssee, Keosuk,