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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
W AsHIyeroy. Februa

" AsHiNGToS, February III.
SExATE-Mr. Collamer called up the bill reor-
ganizing the Postofice Department. Passed
Mr. Wilson. from the Military Committee. re-
ported bill to authorize an increase of Major
and Brigadier Generals in the volunteer service.
Mr.. Sumner presented a petition from colored
citizens of New Jersey protesting against any
Appropriation for colonization.
Mr.. Foster offered resolution, which passed
requesting the President, if not incompatible. 70
Law before the Senate any correspondence which
has taken place between this Government and
France on the subject of mediation, arbitration.
or other measures looking to the termination of
the war.
The National Currency bill was then taken M.
Mr. Sherman said the measure was proposed at
the last session, but met with but little attention
Since then il had received the most careful con
sideraton from persons in all portions of the
country. and especially from committees of the
House and Senate. We were how in condition
when something must be done to sustain the
finances of the country. We were in the midst
of war, and gold was at such a high premium
il was naturally driven out of circulation
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S. T.--106O.--X.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

They purify, strengthen and nvigoraie
They create healthy appetite.
They are an sutido,e tochsnze Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
ihey strengthen the system and enven the mind.
They prevent mia-matic and intermittent f.vers-
they purify the breath and asidty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure uarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Norbus.
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache.
They are hebesf bitters in the world They make the
weak man strong. ami exhausted natures great
sorer They sre made Of pure S. Croix Rum. the eele
bTated caiisaya Bark. aud herbs and taken
with the pleasure Of beverage, without regard to age
time Of day. Particularly recommended TO delicate
persons requiring gentle stimuant. Sold by all Gro
GERS, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons.
p. H. DRAKE 4 CO.
Jans-d&wltaw6m 202 Broadway, New York.
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- We notice among the bills introduced to
the Senate one in relation 10 County Recorders,
which we think in justice TO that class OF ON
GERS, should become Law. Ii proposes to remedy
grievances that have been. subject of complaint.
particularly in new counties. for some time. Ii
proposes TO increase the fees of Recorders for
making record of certain class of eonyeyances
and for making general indexes of all records.
Payment in advance for all fees for recording
deeds. mortgages, &c. IS also provided. This Is
Just and right. Recorders should not be forced
TO work for nothing more than any other class of
men Persons who able purchase houses
and lands and to advance money ON mortgages.
are certainly able 10 pay for recording them. In
MANY of the new or sparSely settled counties of
the State we are told three -tourths of the
Recorders fees go on tick, aud they keep
ticking" away leaving the mfn who did the
work to whistle for his pay. The fees are small.
and il won't pay 10 force collections. Tie Office
OF Recorder is very important one, and u i
easily seen how essential for the future OF a
county correct record Of deeds must be TO pre-
vent ruinous litigation. and vet a the Law now
stands the office IN many counties IS starving
one
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u. r..,, ,esa
Comet, -.
ps"s.' IT, MI.
"'y"' a"" 1oa'e''"',s' "'""s'
~ 49,. :. ~. rie'chef. S,., haug'ey. Lne son;
Th''....,s.,, ".'Nse'' '''s""'a'"' '-
PETITIONS. &C.
By Mr.. Haughey: A remembrance from the
residents of Alabama street. between New York
street and Massachusetts, avenue. against i'm.
proving that portion Of that street Referred
BY Mr. S. A. Fletcher. Jr.: The petition of cit
liens Of Meridian street. in favor OF paving the
west side of Meridian street. between North and
81. Joseph streets. Referred
BY Mr.. Metzger: The petition of II Leber
and others. asking the removal of n fruit stand
adjoining the Etna Building.
On motion, it was ordered that said stand be
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

FALL OF SrRAw.-A wagon loaded with rye
straw upset Yesterday afternoon ON Illinois street.
near the Pyle House The driver was perched
upon the top OF his load when the accident hap
pened. and slid down easily "a ii il had been
CREASED pole He walked to one the shade
trees near by and looked placidly on the up
turned wagon aud the scattered straw for nearly
half an hour. ifdehberating whether to leave it,
or make an effort to right the wagon and reload
it. he was still gazing the wreck when our
informant returned from supper. We presume
he was waiting for straw to rise.
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Volunteers Cannot Enlist In the neg.
ular Army.

HEADQUARTERS U. 5. FoRcTs.
ISDIASAroLIs, February | /, 1861
Special Order No. e5.
The orders Of the War Department permitting
the enlistment of volunteers in the regular service
have been revoked
All such enlistments must cease, and all VOL
unteers so enlisted since February 10 viii be re-
turned to their original regiments.
BY order OF
HENRY b. DARLINGTON,
Colonel 18th U. s. Infantry Com Post
LOUIS I. MoRRis, Lieut.. U. ). Init, Adl't
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To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes,

REVEREND Gentleman having been restored to
health in few days. after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes Of treatment,
without considers his sacred duty commun
to his afflicted fellow creatures the
Hence the receipt Of addressed envelope, he viii
send reel copy Of the prescription Direct TO DIR
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton street. Brooklyn, y. Y.
ian 26-wlY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

AN OLD SOLDIER IN WAST-Hon :. NJ. Hol
comb, OF Gibson county. appealed To the members
of the House yesterday TO contribute to the wants
of an old soldier, whose name is John Hicks
now Al wears old. He served in the war of 1912
the Black Hawk war and for nearly one wear in
the present war lie is now without means to GO
to his friends near Washington City. The mem
bers contributed to him SCI 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

PRAYER MEETING IN ruE HALL OF THE House.
A resolution adopted by the House of Represen-
tatives n few days since sets apart this (Wednes-
day evening and opens the Hall of the House "A
seven o'clock, for the purpose of PRAYER Meet
ing. Ministers of the Gospel. the public gene
rally. and especially members of the Legislature,
are urgently invited TO attend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

The THEArER.--A play will be brought
ont this evening at the Metropolitan in which
the accomplished young actress. Miss Charlotte
Thompson. will take the leading part IL is "a
translation from the German, and is spoken of as
a play of great merit. The farce of the Specter
Bridegroom will conclude the entertainment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

.E- The wheels of legislation about State
House revolve very slowly. The session is more
than half out. and as yet no important measure of
general interest to the people has been acted on
IL may be that the committees are preparing
business but il they don't hurry up their prepare
tons. like the Irishman's baby, they will die
a bornin."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

IL Mr.. Bohlan. architect. has the plans and
specifications about ready for three story
business building South Meridian street.
1t will be let in few DAYS To the lowest and best
bidder. The plan and specifications can be seen
at Mr. Bohlans office. in the Etna buildings, by
all who want to bid for it, construction.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

t. Choice building lots on Meridian, Illinois.
Pennsylvania and Delaware streets; several good
houses worth from 50 500. $4,000. well located
in the northern part of the city: good farm in
Franklin township. S35 per acre. for sale by
Frank Smith, licensed real estate agent
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PROPOSALS.
S aled roposa Is.
QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT, U. S. Al
Indianapolis, Ind, Feb, 5, 1858.

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT, L. \. AL
Indianapolis, Ind, Feb, 5, 1868
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- Office until 10 O'clock A. NJ, en- Thursday, February
18th, 1863 for
900 Cavalry Horses,
For the 39th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers
All delivered the Government Stables, in In
danapos, Indiana, by before the 18th day Of Febru
airy.
Deliveries Of Cavalry Horses be a follows:
800 within five (5) days from date OF contract:
300 ten 40 - 4" " 4"
300 fifteen I5)
Said be sound in all particulars less than
six (6) than eight (s years old; from Is to Is
hand hgh dark coors mo greys good square trotters
bride wise and of size sufficient for cavalry purposes
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by a
guarantee for its faithful performance Form Of bids and
guarantee be had on application to this office.
No bid will be entertained for less than 100 horses
When bid is made by firm, the name Of each mem
Der of the firm must be given.
Two bids from the parties will insure the
rejection Of all such bids
Bonds must be filed by 2 o'clock day.
Bidders be present the opening of the bids,
their bids will not be entertained.
The undersigned the right 20 reject any all
bids deemed unrr asonable
These and specifications will be rgidly ADHERED
to and enforced in every particular.
Payment made on completion Of contract.
feb6-dtd JAMES A. EkiN, A. O. ~ L. :. A.
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CINCINNATI. Feb. 10.
Flour greatly unsettled. and prices lover and
family sold ct IS. and sup. could not
be sold as 8 IS at the close
Wheat declined Sc per bushel. and closed dull
at 81 2O@l 80 for red and white Corn al
vanced TO 6y@70c. and in active demand Oats
tirm at DOC IN bulk. An active demand fur bar.
ley. and prices up TO 81 35al 40 for fall and
81 25@l 30 for spring.
Whisky advanced to SIC. and was held ut 55c
at the close. The speculative demand is pressing.
and the market very buoyant.
Provisions quiet; no demand Tor barrel or bulk
pork. 300 hhds bacon sold at g. &C for sides and
DC for shoulders; and 600 terces lard at 81 a
95sc for country, and 954c for city.
Gold dull; down to 81 So Demand notes
81 90. Exchange firm and active at par.
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tByrKLEoRAPs.I
Nevy S0rk Market.

NV YoKK. Feb. 10.
Flour l0@25c lower. with a dull, heavy and
unsettled feeling; $7d7 % for extra State. 81 30
al % for choice State. Sc $500 80 for super.
Western. s. 1907 90 for common TO medium
extra Western. 81 1907 50 for extra round
hooped Ohio. and 81 1909 for trade brands,
closing heavy, with no buyers at outside quota.
tons:
Whisky irr, gular and unsettled, Mt $500.
Wheat unsettled. with a heavy feeling. Mt &c
lower. Winter red 81 63Gl 81; Milwaukee club
nominal. 81 54@l 90; Chicago spring 81 37Cd
81. Corn heavy; 2@3c lower, at 90@92c, and
s0d90c for unsound
Molasses firm; N. o, 45@47c.
Pork dull and lower; xl4 Is for old mess,
Sll 50@l3 81 for old and new prime, SIS 25(d
IL for new prime mess Bacon sides dull
Sterling exchange dull and lower at ST. 6sd
81 % for merchants. and 81 69@l 20 for bank-
ers' bills. Gold &c lower, opening at 533 /. de-
Ginning to 81 and closing weak at 531a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

SECOND HAND PrASo-A good second hand
piano Is wanted. for which cash will be paid
Persons having a piano to sell may address
Piano" at this Office until Friday next, Feb. 10,
giving address of where il can be seen. 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

IT, A stove upset yesterday Mt n saloon on
Washington street. and the hot water in the
boiler. which was bubbling and steaming hot for
whisky punches. severely scaded customer who
had called for something hot" He got il on
thu shins
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

Sr. MARY's SEnSARY- The daites Of this
school are suspended for two weeks. Young
ladies are requested TO hold themselves in readi
ness to resume their studies Monday. the 23d
instant. r9-3i GEoRGE HERBERT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

IN Air tight metallic burial cases. of the latest
improv ement. kept on hand az Longs. Under
taker, South Meridian street. Also a good two
horse glass hearse for sale. 23-d&w4w.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

WASTED.-A neatly furnished room in the
vicinity OF the Bates House. without board. AID
dress Recruiting Officer" Postoilice, Indianap-
oils 1912
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

THE BEsr Pissos-Chickerng < Sons and
Stsinwsy & Sons, at Willard x Stowell's. No.
Bates House 6m
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t. Old silver and gold wanted, for which the
highest price in cash will be paid.
Moss Spectacle Maker.
l0-d&wtf No. 50 East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

DSIDES the above articles we will offer TO the trade
I'D bargains in promiScuous articles direct from New
York auctions Of the partners residing in New YORK
and attending sales constantly.
Resident well country dealers will find IL TO their
advantage to examine stock before purchasing else
where feb9'63-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

IT, A COUGH. COLD, OR AN IRRITA-
TED THROAT II allowed to progress, results In serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentmes in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

Te Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
in the local column will hereafter be n follows:
FOR ten lines or less, 81 90 Over ten lines, ten
cents line No notice will he inserted until paid
for
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We are now ready 10 do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best style. on short no
tise. and - cheap any other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. fine assortment
Of pspss and cards. and We can do good and cheap
work. All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues,
re-, printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
srs that want printing done If.
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NOTICE..

yVyHE CITY COUNCIL AT IT'S LAST MEETING
j passed the following
That the City Marshal be instructed 10 give notice
through the Daily Journal and Daily Sentinel that all
sign posts on the sidewalks Washington shall
be taken down before the 18th day Of February,
1855 after which the ordinance in reference said
matters will be rigidly enforced.
febs-dtd JOHN UNBERsAw, City Marshall.
DRICK FOR sALF.-Inquireo Of
ID seps-d2- McKERNAE PIERCE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

1000 Brls Of
Brandy
500 PpesGin
500 I" Rum
1000 Pack .
ages Wine.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- Office untillO O'Clock, A. NJ, Thursday, February
9th FIR
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IS,
6Ss66,6S,
East Wash
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lndisDspOlis
Indiana
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SITUATIONS wANrrp-rEMALEs.

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs.
A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION As NURSE
~ or chambermad OF % 90 plain ,e"ng no o. senOI w ~
ias iSoc paee ca rS S Two "a So Fulton Broosn
A PROTESTANT woMA. or GREAT EXPERIENCE
n wshes situation a. nurse can ak. tne 'n.r,
o. an infant from ia srh no 100 70 We sr @ Sr
two dass at 3s 9th ar between l5h and h ats An hiA
LADY WISHES A SITUATION FOR MR. NURSE
ron br,h be-, Of RHEIMS has lived Win her present.
trasS'sI raaS' sapaTs Ss' Gs,~ssa s%' ai sas i AR'
REsPEcTABLE GIRL WANTS SITUATION As
n good cook frst rate washer and ifoDer, no o. eeon
Gays, 5000 reerenps given required AgPy At zse N
berry st. front room ~ stairs, hear fiineesi
As yuKsE-AS ENGLISH PROTESTANT woS,N
;aae entire charge y baby ss s9oI ci reference
ply at - is,ba near irving p,Aee -
[, MIDDLE AGED WOMAN REQUIRES SIT ArioS
voaib gies g With She reperal hsqsswo.E ois
small family References gwen Call at q Alien g. irH
Iuv'l lt'.' iN,i'l.
REsPECrABLF YOUNG WOMAN Dl siEEs SIT
a uation a. eiambcrmah ard aundrest n private
family furnish ihe sst city reference aud can be seen
at her present Place, az ID AZ.
!, cnAwnERxAID WANTS A SITUATION As CHAN.
ys,a,a .,' ssr s,ne. tr. ,s Bet Z, cty
a. Give "a IN AID su st., for tvo days
,Y EDUCATED ESGLisu WOMAN sEEgs ~
y ppyufnl in family 10 do plain sewing ri anv thrf
ght All he forud rstwofthy ami content w'h very
vEgersAs she y not Without means, bot wants ~
occutifd family WAsfc Ne eiidrrr Ireituet
Call adde's . ~ Hoges, VI West lh ~ near ~
tfsi rooi.
A REsrTCTABLE GIRL WANTS slryArioS 10
y 20 gerrrl lo4trvVrs ~ smAN iafniy. Nts ~ -
e on a. t s country. ITry a. l1a Ltsi I'd 49, 10
tween Isi ano ~ az for two oay'.
EEsrgoFAnLg oiRL wASrs srGAIIoS 10
iEs& iES y - 4 ssss's !; ~ as,..
A sfTrhTioS wANJED-BY a REsrFCTAfLE
~ woman a. Dtk u tAle fanny arl - -Aat boy ae
wrsifs AMI IcrnE ar fvoI taht rEtc al stff irHi
wasarr inUsf. Gnol tIiy fsierctces ~ F'n.
rah .en ar iwo dsys g not 'usasf. m ~ 10 a.,
-uft0r q irb a.
, gFsrBcTAtfg YoUSG WOMAN wisBEs A HlTU
"A at~n. rFsaie family. a. aut r~tr cob. sasi
aJ ifonaf Frxi ~ rffeftDrr rom bsf faft Itr wtse
fLe Lived yefr C.n be- fe.n for tH1 cslfat H9.
Fank 'yuni toor
rtthNrEp. ny A nEsPLCIAII.E YONEg gIRL A
w cha finaId ~ 10 10 Eener Auasar
= ft~,d pa grct. washer aud fDnrf. elre 70 he
eouafy can be fof ir1 80 ~ hef
w. ssut employers - lh az
xlASrFD-BY COMPETENT wonIN. sfrtt
w ina sDa ciAlAbs ffnsd. fab~ of asng
CLARE Tab, iAfh ard roi ~ .sD~ss fss
o,sr - ysn sfsSerts frB.r hsf act ~r.poyef. Cen
seen tcrtso days AZ ~ fg., sDt 81, btuca ~ sns "A
ava, rssl hoos. front foss~s
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SITUATION, wAsrED-FEnALEs.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
xryAyrrp-By 4 PROTESTANT WOMAN a aruA
w ton a. ooos washer And lf.nei % y ~ ,ya a. :,
y,yAYrYD-A HOME FOR ~ AsERIcAs LADY oy
i,y o. ssad siiy x. tsy. 40 i.saa eoTs.is q
fairs u genilcnsna farnily, not - urA ~ ~
Soc, a. rsoi home AddressA y bor s,ies Ns~ fofs
Posi odre
lIANrED-BY AREsPEorABLE AND isrrLIorsr
ienss gonap' - s s5fi fost n 49, ~
81, wifi.a,buIF
yyASrED-By a EEsPEcraBLg YouSo oiEi.
w s,tlsi0u clismusrusia aud 70 lshs o. ehAiftA
Call - ~ wesi iioutou A.
xyASrEp-A SITUATION. Wy = RLsrHcTAhLE
w mao 20 iaks car oi hofsef. VII u.ase hn4a. psf
foi aBoai ue gatasu ~ to1. rsi rsiefsn-f Ai4isst
x,rAxTED-A sITUATfOs. BY 4 nRsFKcIAnLg
w .lr, % % .tainbsrsos sna .thius - siins 70 % q.
.,'rls,ss I'm sss ss ss s,ss 90. & iitwi3h.
,utxrfp-sY HRsPpr ranrg Yorso WOMAN. 4
w ,Issf o. - islndrrrs tuasrfisufs fnurr har a
se1u - .gsrty. Has ey sna county 'sisisars A.
y,-AgrEp- -BY rw0 NOTICEABLE Yorks oints
w si6a,lons--,a eoos ana 70 aiar n ~ sastits
an iron ng ~ oitrI y % chan,e ver .ns psin u.
laa saa y aaiss "a ihe ashng snd itoains woga t.e
~ ~ ~ -.,oa ~ q ,, s.s 5 NJ. t =, ,si
IA AxrFv-HY vEsY nrsrrctAlLF rorsg
w - i''t,.n y & r" y, 80. r.sf 4. ..,,
I...tnnf Nsa y $3.50 - 90 . 49, -'"si'-
80 y Efoo.lTs. W. hy.f itoai ~ n
lySrED-nr nEsrhcrAnts. YogSe wosAs
W atlarsr - chahtfsTaN fhf sh'~
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W us-fls. -, = 80 i-''fsnet CAB - 'sa ~
Al clsss fftaf ssF, agstH'
1 4
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.

IVASTED-A sITuAIios As sEhMsrREss 5ss,.5 AID
w ehamherm,ld BY re.pccisee rrelsa,a, rn,,, yoss, s
sm6roaeer and WIN be found knd 70 ehidren ihs ~
Sr..s &, rsfcsG,s ,cr so s,ss sssy sfGs sG AZ '''''
vIrAxrrp-A SITUATION A. COOK IN A PRIVATE
W family; swing 70 assist Ia washing sed tonins "
rquIed Best of ciy reference Cali a. 70 "u A'' en-
rahee on o''h W. --------
"A, hyrpD-A SITUATION. BY WOMAN Win A
dsnee. Apply fOr Two Jay, a.i1 Dean At, Broosi,n
"a AsrED-BY Two RESPECTABLE youNo .wo
other Lamb maid and ve.,rs.s The tsstoi eiy ,es
yss. aadrss.J 30 '.S " w. SoI los i,sa oass
,,yAsrEp-BY \ RRs pEcrABLE YoUSG WOMAN, A
w situation a. chanlrlnaid ana - wash. bfh y ey
retersBses Aedfess 90 sAsi 4'h .
lyAxrED-A slTuAuQS. ny 4 REsrEcIAsLE
Az p's .ssa esr' 5n Bs % srso : oaa
1907, hohi ioom' io4 'No YES -----
llrAyrgp-A SITUATION. nv REsPEcTABLE
logns -, 70 ,sss ears o. ,hs,.n ana s. ~ ,,,,
,riersa'e "a - 500 M as ~ 10 t ~ a. ." h.' '
WANTED ny A SIcE YOUNG OfRL SEVENTEEN
w year 90 who hss isisy sIfysd shn.uoa =. ,hen'
bcr'naia and vaiir,ss = 70 g.asis ,
yVAxrEp-BY 4 RE.rrcrAgLE WOMAN, sIICA.
is' ,~o Va a. y. >, aes ps.el, .ggo5er. VI" So q.
,yANrED-. .sIguArioN a. COOK HYA RFspfcr,
w be ml4 serd ~uuen can 80 pain -, if, uat9rt
AMI lr0fu. tal g4oi 60 iect~ufe 81 fu eco aait
ai zoi west 25ia ~ nfars4 Az
WASrEp-By 4 EsPErrABLr rouSg wpNA>.
w sitnatlah IA ate malt ~ aaiifess hfa n tlg
sfccse, gives Nar bs fern Tor one Ia5 stit Wff ift
% front ro1a. feaor4 .por
yASrEp- slruAuOSs. ~ rwo EgspEcIAhLE
w fifit b fial easf .orss 90 hr cthsl ~ tftf
Afffas, utNtl He tn 20 fseAef u isstblH "a
.fadiir tDt cts tleftry ufrfrftss yan sfn 1at
iFn Gays ~ (. vet iWh = q tAe fsaf
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