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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
Ensy Again.
EASY AGAIN.
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Heed i,s Mouth. with Rheuna'isn. The INT spp'l
ral ~ Rsd ,ys eejy Relief rcryed him from pain, tie
f,lo~.s, dsy h abb. b w,'A ~ 8 week, time hsTs
,lned hi. busins, engineer RaiysY Resy !elie VII
are RL -un,,,i.sn, Neuralgia Goa stsi, spurs. Buns,
srsd. Sere Tisos I.sisehr sud ~ ,hcr n.. Relief -
sa.,rIedS " ic~ minute.
Every house should be- surpiss. Si, bottle. Wnh this
v 10 a.. +, ols- of .ci-sts or oLen attacks Of dis
49, i~ u,y b. .avrd Price . per bottle. Sold by
Ra Dy,AY CO. No. 81 Maidsu lane OF Gold g., ard
~ Dfug.i.,. gcnegeily
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
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CATAgRHcCRED.

Harlem. llah g.. between % ini a'',-'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

N0tirr.
IT - A ~ r.
IT Is a DYE.
1T - 4 DiE.
IT IL DYE.
rnth- igl5 Mr.. MATHEWS tia, prepsred'he NENE
TIAvU1IR DYE Since tha, time Il has been .,e by thou
.snS t-d IN no hs- IL cft r- entire ati-ition
Thn VENETIAN DYE T. 'he cheapest IN the world. III
mice d. ONLY FIFTY CENTS. and each bottle contains
doub tho quantity Of dye IA those usually sold io 81
Tho VENETIAN DYE Is warranted no, 10 inuie the han
or thu ssslp in th. slightest degree.
Ihs VENETIAN DYE works with raptity and certainty
the hair requiring no preparation whatever.
Tn, VENETIAN DYb produces shade tha, may be de
will fade, crock wash out-cnr that Is
az p.ruAuent ss the hair itself FOR sIe by oil druggists
A. l.. MATHEWS. General Agent,
no. IL Gold st. New York
Also, manufacturer
ARNICA HAIR GLOSS,
the hs.t Hair Dressing IN use.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

Half Dozen Frsc by Mnil Tor "a ID.
BEAuTIFuI. CHASED METAL FhAMfS.
For Gard rhotosrs 2h, to Hang up oE Stand up
No call them tb.
"IMPROyED AMERICAN CARTE PORTE.
For sas h oil Booksellers, Frame Dealers ancy o0oos
MN ElH.T ANTHONY.
No yl Roadway N. Y.
Msnufactursrs OF Photosrphic Materials
Photographic Albums and
s,efeoscopic ViewA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

Central Park In the stereoscopc'
$50 NEW VIEWS
Just Published ~ -
r. a II. = ANTHONY
Ne Sol broadway, n Y.
LIFE IN CHINA.
new sud vrTy interesting sshes
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

and repulsed by Gregg's command. Our llgnt
battery did fearful execution in their ranks
Gen. Pleasanton charged upon the enemy IN
Upperville in three columns. The advance un-
der Fitzpatrick dashed into the town, and after
a brisk fight drove the rebel cavalry back when
they assumed new position and made another
stand, whence they were driven, and retreated
toward Ashby's Gap.
Gen. Pleasanton having learned that the Gap
was protected by large rebel force of infantry
and artillery, contented himself with holding
the vantage ground, and cleared the route OF
killed and wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
Gbf Dailp @rfeman.
MORNING EDITION.
MONTPELIER, Vi.
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1863.
MONTPELIER Union School.

M0ntpener uRlOn ocnool'
The annual examination will be as foil ows
Room No. l, Miss Sweet, Friday forenoon,
June 10.
Room No. 2, Miss Camp, Friday afternoon,
June Is.
Room No. 3, Miss Hobart, Monday forenoon,
June o.
Room No. 4, Miss Stetscn, Monday after
noon, June %.
Room No. 5, Miss Bronson, Tuesday, June
%.
Rooms No. and 7, Academical Department
Wednesday and Thursday, June "a and 20.
Exhibition at the Hall, Friday, June 26, at
2 o'clock p. M.
PER ORDER OF COMMITTEES.
Montpelier, June II, '63.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
RY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
r O'CLOCK A. M.
HEApsARTERs CAVALRY CoRPs,

HEApoARTERs CAVALRY CoRPs,
Camp near Upperville, $3.50 P. NJ, June q.
To Brig. Gen. s. Williams :
| moved with my command this morning to
Middlebury and attacked the cavalry force of
the rebels, under Stuart, and steadily drove him
all day, inhictng heavy loss at every step.
We took two pieces of artillery, one being a
Blakely gun, together with three caissons, be-
side blowing one up.
We also captured upwards of sixty prison
ers and more are coming in, including Lieut..
Colonel, Major, and five other officers besides
wounded Colonel and large number OF wound
ed rebels left in the town of Uppervllle
They left their dead and wounded upon the
fold. OF the former | saw upwards of twenty.
We also took a large number of carblnes, PTS
tolls and sabres In fact, it was a most disas-
trous day to the rebel cavalry. Our loss has
been very small both in men and horses.
never saw the troops behave better, or under
more difficult circumstances.
Very many charges were made, and the sabre
was used freely, but always with great advan'
tage to u.s. A P!EASANIoN'
Brgadier General.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

WASHINGTON, June %. President Llncolr
and family will soon leave the city tor their sum
mer retreat, the soldiers home.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

HARRISBURG, Pa, June p. 1t is believed
that the whole rebel force this side of the Poto-
mac is advancing in this direction. The enemy
occupied Greencastle at noon to-day with caval-
ry, infantry, and artillery, and it is believed in
strong force Gen. Franklin arrived here to-day
from New York, and rendered his services to
Gov Curtin, in any capacity.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

PHILADELPHIA June %. The Washington
Star of this evening contains the following
special dispatch :
MoNAcAcY JUNCTION, June %. The rebels
have certainly destroyed every Baltimore and
Ohio railroad bridge from Harpers Ferry to
Cumberland distance of quite 10 miles, thus
nAicting very heavy damage on the road. This
they have done within the last 36 hours.
The Star also says firing was heard this morn
ing in the objection of Aide by workmen on
the roof of the Treasury building. The public
is to this moment profoundly ignorant of the
position of Lee with his main forces We know
enough facts, however, to assure US that 1t is
not anywhere east of the Blue Ridge, and have
to add that the belief is momentarily becoming
stronger, both in the Army of the Potomac and
among military men here, that he is marching
from this direction, or preparing to, on Pitts
burg or Wheeling, one or both.
The only considerable rebel force whose pres
ent locality is known is that of Ewell, which i;
at and about Sharpsburg. From the Rappahan
mock to the Potomac we feel sure that there
was not rebel in arms on the Bull run Noun
tain range last evening
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
RHODES
Superphosphate of Lime.
THE STANDARD MANURE.

application Of $50 300 pounds per acre Of this
n standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble Phos-
phoric Acid (the indispensable nutrment OF plants
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

WASHINGTON, June %. Gen. Pleasanton yes.
terday morning, in his advance from Middebury
on the road to Ashby's Gap, encountered the
rebol force short distance from the former
town. He attacked them with great impetuosi-
ty and broke their front. The rebels resisted /,
bravely contesting the ground foot by foot, until
when neaa Upperville they attempted flank
movement on our left, which was promptly met
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
Rhodes standard Manure

either broadcast in the hill drill In instance is
it to be plowed under When asricultursts learn the
themselves to be without supply in of replant-
ing or backward growth Rhodes Manure app lied top
dressing, produces speedy growth This Manure does
fire. ~. ''' 'A-' '"- ' 2
Pamphlets containing full particulars OF Rbod es Stan
dard Manure can be obtained Of ir.FI +-r.U %
BANCROFT & HOLMES
''l D" 'io Montpelier, Vt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

NRw YORK, June %. The condition Of Ad-
miral Foote is not so favorable as it was this
morning and his death is yet feared.
A letter in the Commercial from Fortress Mon
roe the Goth says, during the past week there
has been an advance of troops from Suffolk
under Gen. Corcoran, who penetrated with them
to the Blackwater, where their further progress
was resisted and quite lively skirmish ensued.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

FORTRESS MONROE, June u. The following
extracts are from Richmond papers
Osytka, June l6 A desperate fight took
place on the 18th at Port Hudson. The Con-
federates charged the enemy and drove them
from their Notifications.
The situation of Vicksburg still engrosses al
the solicltude of the country.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

BALTIMORE, June %. All the information
received at the American Office jig that the rebel
force at Frederick and the entite vicinity is only
a small scouting party that there are not more
than 1000 or 5000 rebels in Maryland, that
there has been as yet no engagement or demon
stration at Harper's Ferry, and that we still
hold communication with that point
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

BALTIMORE, June %. The Richmond Dis
match of the 10Th says, Richmond is about to be
uncovered of the defense afforded by the prox-
unity of Lees army a part of which is already
in the valley of Virginia, and probably in Ma
ryland, and the rest will probably follow on
where they cannot be brought to our assistance,
If assistance should be needed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

New YORK, June %. The Goth, 9th and 9Th
regiments are ordered to Baltimore, under In
structions from the Secretary of War.
The steamer Dudly Buck from Newburn,
brings about two hundred furloughed and dis
charged soldiers.
Gen. Wild's negro brigade now numbers be-
tween 1000 and 5000. The enlistmenls range
from SO to 100 per day, and one day reached
800.
The health of our troops is good.
A Baltimore letter says Col. Kane, formerly
Marshal of that city, has escaped to Dixie, and
has been appointed Major General IN the reo-
ell army.
Another letter says Cumberland, Md, has
been repossessed by our troops, and that a re-
connoissance to Romney showed that there were
no rebel forces in that region. The country be-
tween Cumberland and Martinsburg has been
laid waste, the railroad track destroyed, the
bridges burnt, &c.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

WASHINGTON, June %. The extra Republican
of to-day says at 6 yesterday morning, under
orders from Gen. Hooker, our cavalry attacked
the rebel cavalry and artillery force under Stu
art at Aide.
The fight opened with great spirit on both
sides. The onslaught of our forces was prompt
ly met, and from information received neither
side gained much for several hours, when the
rebels began to give way and for hours afterwards
it was running fight, our forces croWdlng the
enemy on the right and centre. The held Wai
strewn with dead and wounded rebels. Oul
loss was chiefly at the beginning OF the hgh:
and its extent is not known.
New YORK, June %. The steamer Locust
Point, from New Orleans the 10th, arrived TO
night. She brings no copies OF the Era, anC
the other papers contain no news whatever
The purser reports that nothing had been re-
ceiyed from Port Hudson, excepting that night
ing continued there, no one knowing the result
The tow-boat Boston was captured by th'
rebels on the 9th, who extemperized her INTO
pirate. capturing the bark Lenox, burning th(
vessel and cargo, and carrying of Captain Col'
and two mates as prisoners.
WASHINGTON, June %. President Lincoln
and family will soon leave the city for their sum
mer retreat the soldiers home.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 20. A detachment
the LIST Missouri and 5th Ohio cavalry, unde
Mai. Henry, of the 9Th Ohio, 400 strong, Will
on a reconnaissance was surrounded near Her
nando, Mo-, on the night of the 18th by Gen
Chambers with 1000 rebels.
They were routed and most of item cap
tured or killed. Maj. Henry was taken prison
err About $50 of them have returned.
The enemy are moving along oar whole lin
from Memphis to Corinth, cutting TELEGRAPH
wires and damaging railroads
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

New YORK, June %. A Baltimore letter of
the Dist, in the Philadelphia Press, says Lee
has pushed up his army so that the left wing
rests in Maryland, and to get supplies he has
invaded Pennsylvania. Hooker has marched
his army up 50 that his right wing rests
10 Poolesville The advance into Maryland
must be made before the rebel army can give
battle. -..- ...
A Frederick md, letter of the goth in the
Inquirer, says it is not believed that over $4,000
men of all arms have crossed into Maryland and
Pennsylvania. They are steadily advancing
eastward and will not stop before they reach the
Monacacy junction, where they win be- in po-
sition to unite with Lee near Point of Rocks in
the vicinity of Nolan's Ford, where he may
cross. Maryland flights will thus be complete
ly invested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26

Hon. JAMES HARLAN will address the people Is
oliows
Fairfield Jefferson. Friday, Sept. 18th.
Washington Washington Co, Monday, Sept 2otn
wappelio Lou isa to, Tuesday. Sept. 2sth.
harrington, Des Maines Co, Wednesday, sept 3otn.
The several County Committees are requested 10 be
oflgent In giving public notice Of the time and placer
u IN etiug In their respective countless ana In max
ali necessary arran gements for the meetings.
iThe meetings in all the appointments will commence
THoS. r. WITHROW,
chm Repub State Central Committes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26

ThAre are many preparations cold under toe naxo OF
Bitters. put ur 10 quart bottles comp1uhaed OF oe
cheaTss ~hiskey or g nInon rum, cothg rom ~ %
20 Genus per gaton the taste disguised BY AEiHe or
CoYiander Seed
Tbs claes Of Btters has cansei and will cent nne TO
can I'D AZ long they be sold buudredstc die the
death Of the dranAard By heir The kept
cratuslIy The inf OF Alcoholic sfimntsnts
Of Ia Kind, the ee-fe fof Liquor creat-d and
kept dp and the result all the HORRORS aten sant up
on q arunksrd's lie and death.
For those " no desire and VIII nave LiQao, bstefs
ublish the foiiewlnE receipt Iei one settle o.
WooGa nd German Bftters ana mix with three quarts
Of coed Brandy ~ Wbfskey, and the result, viii De
preparation that will far excel medcinsl vim
and true excellepce any the eumefous Liquor Bfers
in the market, and viii cost much less. You Will hsve
all thu Friue q Hosfands Btters connection with
COED article oil Liqnor, AZ much less price ihan
ihese Inferior preparations viii cost you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26
1 YOU please, Who in the corruption Of

If you please, Who in the CORRUPTION Of
human nature. paEa abusn 1t
Ii1nipt b ~ =
-s1sraiss = I'll : ID = = -
after al the bot thst On u dessi Civ
them up to tAenselvee "a hey must
perish in or ni1ss Il sulk lsmbsss =
to sicksn ~ hsslk Thsy go ssithss
govern themselves nor provide FOR them
selves. Thsss are The stubborn lAsts, Of
which We must not fes. moment lose
sight. 81.
Some Government agency and super
vision is : necessity Of their condition.
Their continued partial, qualified en-
thrallment is anecessity Of their ignorance
and barbarism. Any method Of treating
the race in this country that overlooks
these facts and these necessities, must, |
think, prove in q greater or less degree 2
failure. By attempting too much. very
much is often lost. Under suitable agen.
cies, and within proper restrictions, they
may bo free, get wages, have = jury and
protection from violence, but their pupil
age must be continued until they are bet
ter prepared for what is understood Al
American freedom.
E. ". GRAY,
| Army of the Tennessee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26
UNION MEETINGS.

The foilowins named gentlemen
COL. P. WOOD.
MAI WIN. CAFFREY,
JNO. vANyALKEN BURG, Esq.
JOHN II. SULLIVAN, ESQ.
I'M BECK. Esq
H. c. SrEMPEL, ESQ.
A. ID ALDRICH, Esq
LIEUT.. JoHN'A. SMITH,
E. kISLEY, Esq.
HON q. w. McCRARy.
col JOHN W RANKIN,
+. JAEGER, ESQ.
HENRY STRONG, Esq.
col. G. BUsSEY,
X. II. GILiMORE, Esq
Pr MAS. Esq
f. MEISSNkR Esa
MAJOR JNo l.. MURPHY, (Tennessee refugee)
WM LEIGHTON, Esq
COL d Il HILLS.
HoS JAS WILSON,
CAPT W GALLAND,
HON G G NoURSE,
col. A MCDOWELL,
DIR ID l. MeGUGlN,
GEO p EATON, ESQ
THO GULICd, OF Burlington,
and Others have signad their willingness to address
IN cir fellow citizens Of old Lee the political ia
sues Of the day, at the following times and places
to-wt:
niusky, Monlrose Saturday, Sept2s att O'Clock,
White school house. Washington Tp Saturday Sept &c
at O'Clock. IN
Locust rove school house, Washington Tp, Monday
Sept % al o. clock
HcPherson's sch sol house, Jefferson TIP, Tuesday
Sept 20, at J O'Clock PM
Liberty SCHOOL house, Washington TIP, Wednesday
Sept 30, att o'clock
Sumntsllle. Monirose Up, Thursday, October i, at
o'cIsek,
Biz Mould, Cedar TIP, Friday october g. at O'Clock
kodger schsd House, Green Bay Tp, Saturday, Oct .,
att O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26
MASS MEETING AT CHARLESTON,

Naturally, Uct0bcr 5, 1859.
franklin, Franklin Tp, Mondsy. DC. 5, ~ o'clock
Harger's school house. West Point Up, fsesdsy, Oct
At o'cioek
Appiegit e's sea 1o house Jefferson TIP, wednesday,
Ucl :, al o'clock
Pritcbett's sen ,ol house Green Bay TIP, Thursday,
Oct q all o'clock
Primrose, ha irisan TIP, Friday, oct ., al O'Clock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26
Mass Meoting at Pittman's Grove
West Point Township,
hafuriay 0rfoAer 10 l<G3

Cro.on Van Buren, TIP. Safurdsy, OF -, al O'Clock
Warren, Van Buren, Up, Saturday, October 10, 1T
o'clock
aoos Green, Des Moines Up, Monday, October s. At
o'clo x
ii -lrose Des M1ines Tp, Friday, 0ct,>er 9, q.
O'CLOCK
New B3s on, Charleston Up, Tuesday October 8. ct
O'Clock
A D,anell's, Charleston TIP, Wednesday, Oct7, at
O'Clock
Everaa ia school house, Charleston Tp, Thursday,
Oct1, at o'clJck
Anbrosia, aontrose TIP, Monday, Sept % 1t O'Clock
Prof M. c. CHAMBERLAIN, Of N. r,
he f.vorite VOC ast assisted by Glee Club will be
eresent at ali the dsnomin ated above and
talersp-rse the proceed aes with Original, pAtsfot
uonxs Ths local ciuduia.es will also be present
TIE texush2 and sclo u district committees aud all
los al men OF IA locally where ceilings announ
sei VIII make all uecessar, preparations for said
meetings, and in all cases secure large attendance.
BY order Of j. III. HIATT Chairman.
c. WALkE~
A. ID. ALDRlCh
e.. +. DAVIS
W. X. STEWAh
Lee County Union Central &c Uamitlee.
Sept. ,, 1863
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26

WALL pAPER.-Received thisIs
w stock Of Wall Paper. new designs
Putnams Pendulum Curtain Fixtares.
yudd,s Cur,siu Fixturrt
Green Holland for Windows.
Bag Holland for Windows.
Cords, Tassels, &c-
Ap-d27 M W. WbsiCoAI'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
:. q. GILBERT q co.
whohEsALE'pEAbeRs IN resoss
6k Z EkIRS AND LIQlORS.

10 and ~ Jefferson st,, Dayton. D. a-
100 a, hA's5 prime Rio oonse, ~ ID si 1s Isusfs..
J.,s, ~ hhd' n o AMI Porto Elto Sugars. At ~ aa,
Obfds reoUnsd whisky
JetisTson IT, :" "H%s1 a. fe @u1
s,ro. Nn7' hHSihH hes aId rnnrs NJ "a 4ul ~ D. iar.
A. - d h.H 70 Me-s ShAi. ~ tbs to esrra
s,y,s, NHH " MH'hefel' very ihe iDtM n Jsascso
l, ~ ~ " ~ ihs,l 81 "a 4srs Alan. HlfiG rui ei,un,
~ and rs Jefferson street ''e'' "' sA'-
a, ,, tHhe7 s NAmI aga Wine, 30 toses ~ I.-f, a.
e'I M on i haa'l NJ ~ aud Is Jaiiersoa stree w
~ butr Of every vanRty Of Virsinia .i,,,
reserved ~ 20 ai,t rs EMERSON efr.rI 49, iN y.
so Isas ~, an s ~ "9HPowder InlpenaI shd to.g a.
erNOn street = - ~ ~ ~ 20 Ad Y ~
'" sgId0v
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

hl'' A. called and g7toae toars Horlii ol
an. NINE cEN1' 3tgAR Az MtNrk
The incest knd "t .hE 10 ana sase.. a..5. f
Mrs r. got one dollar -worih of n,. utslplhi
TEN CENT SUGAR. AZ MlNicG @Qnat-ia ll
ity o M w ''' '"''e @ ~
hlhf IA ChAr sueAlh Ar AgSt0Ks A 81.
MI u says that he got me besi qnalu, vi et-.n
RIO ooFFEE AZ A, SuNIoKs
ehi OF 'f' ''1HH "'' wv F'a ~ . t
6nEEN fEA Ar j. sINfcKa
Whie every body calls Rets some OF Mai 4s,.na ia ts.
EACkLsloR SYRUP, Al A. MlSIus at.
M N sats he purchased half barfa N l.t fHf-tf
WITTY Fish At j. A. afiS1aIcs s. "a. -..
Decidedly ie teSt ne ever h.ed willie the a,,, t n f.
No, tMAokEREt, Ar IA MINORS .al % 10.
hoth or sae snd quality rannot be- Ia t,,s
any other market 'n'A "
lie invites al % cali At as -.a6l.in n, sn5t at
peet MS stock -" 7'N d"
CHOluE DRIED Fnlff
OufFhks AND TEAs
auutk OF All RIM. '
Antihe largeHt aud best yAfety of 0r,s,sA Ia
IN he city. HIS large establishment Is On she 7''t
corner OF Market And Jefferson St. SOFA
''~'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
IN LOVE AFFAIRS TIE NEVER
FAILS.

He has the secret Of winning the affections Of th,
opposite sex. He guides the single to wealthy and
happy marriage, and makes the married happy. hi.
aid and advice has heen solicited Ia nnumerabe tu.
stances, and the result has always been
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BlnOIng.
The Old Established Binder,

IHOS. w. ODk.lI
CohNfh Oh MAIN AND THIAn srHEIl a., ,E-
fhk UNION rkLE0RAPH OfFICf'
M ANUfAorUREs All kinds ai BLANK Boohu.l,
VI SslAy Vthee- banks, Rail Road OHlsss b,.s
hess Mc4l, ana otheTs- His work oonpr.s. -.
'{.s HSln on ~ eea's s, up % 1900 per qulre
hHeA- ass, feIlOdie.ls So., a. t.,ui III 80, - -
dshlied IA plain or giti and ha ay1ilg M toos -
merry used BY Nor aud by Ualisnder D. . il -, s'
TO tnNch ali volumes hounsl b, Ls,stnr = F'' 'ti''
Shen newt "' Nfsi th0t,s
mse loand in any style desired h,,i ioagaf. A.. s.o
felleheo hot"E beiufe oferyd rre, with t,ugic tr,
80 ltls fAdlh6 MACHINE h IN. nniV ',.asI- =.
oty, aud y one oi me lnost nn pouAhl lnse5a,,.,
ue l'reaah' lay, II w E1cuIAisly t.ss ,...t f,,4 =
Books Cheaks, Dhlfs ksilroad -a6ak1 s1i ,'.,'.,'
So Sa) Hnd ol bisnls, "a A,gh a. fes lss.'arI
=. ", ", als9 pa)H sviy IssrtrtilaF sitsniput 10 NO
BAIlle ~ hhat ~ hlishs with FriHisi Batf,~ fs,s
hoal '1I oI.et uofk fe4uing neafAia, sI.l ,ilsp.t
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