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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
F.. & n. T. ANTHONY,
N-ncfaetures Of Photographic Materials,
sol BROADWAY. NY.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

Our Catalogue now embraces considerably
over Four Thousand different subjects ito
which additions arc continually being made)
Of Portraits OF Eminent Americans, etc, viz:
u 1fajor-Ge"era!s, s25 Statesmen,
1879 B,1g.-Gsnerols, l27 Nrincs,
2 9 Olonels ll6 Authors
"a Lieut. Co!o"els, 30 artist.
2o7 Other Officers, lie Stage,
SO Nnry officers, IS. Prom Mt Women,
l47 Prominent Foreign Portraits.
$500 COPIES OF WORKS OF ART.
c'nring reproductions of the most celebrat.
I'd Fl cravings, Paintings statues, SC. Cat.
a'oSnes sent or receipt Of Stamp. An order
for One Dozen PICTURES from .ur Cata-
los"e will be filed on receipt Of $3.50. and
sent by mail. free.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
MILL wArkss PR. NJ CHEN RAILWAY.
OIIs PLATFORM.
4 PEACE PARTY.

The Democratic party is the friend and
advocate of peace As it would not make
war for the destruction Of Stale institutions,
30 it would not pro'onS its existence to ac-
com plish such an end. 1t will bail with salts
faction the close eff the war, and a restoration
Of the Union upon the basis Of the Constitu-
ten. standing pledged by its antecedents and
history to Use all the means of honorable ne
gotiation and compromise to that end 1t will
not consent to a separation OF the States
Standing upon this platform it is prepared
toresist all assaults upon its integrity, aivo
eating peace and restored and unhrokeE
Union of States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
. w CANNOT ESCAPE HISTORY

The contra lictory character Of the
temporary tenant of the White
House at Washington, leads US verv
gravely to doubt, whether IN saying
these words. he was Abe the joker, or
tho "honest old Abe" Of 1860. The
idea may seem irreverent to some Of
those who have lately apotheosized
this Grant Servant Of the Peopls,
that in the exercise Of his arbitrary
exactions, he sometimes approaches the
imperatorial dignity Of Charles I, oi
England, and, that again. it is difficult tn
determine whether the harlequin ia in
deed the King, or. simply the Kings
Jester.
We have however, nova days, ore
matter Of sincere congratulation, tina.
the Angel Of history /. still strong, &C.
tive and tireless. He will contend sin.
gle handed with the will and wide
spread hurricane that is about us, and
surely conquer. He will chain the Pr
tomac and the Mississippi to his wheels
Dark records Of the abuses Of constitn
tional liberty, he will hoard: as the bride
her marriage gifts, or as the church
her prize Of martyrs blood. He will
compel after ages to .consecrate these
memorials Of America. seeming igno-
miny, with their earnest homage with
thsir bndest devotion, with their sad.
dcst, sweetest, and yet most peniten
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
MR.. yALLANDIGHAM WATCHED,

We give to-day an extract from the
Canada correspondence ofthis account,
which portravs the m amer in which
Mr.. Vallandigham is constantly watch.
ed by the spies Of the administration.
They fear that he will return to Ohio
and throw himself upon the protection
Of her people and her laws.
In adliti m to the Lonlpn Times, it
is known that the U. S. Steamer Mich.
gan is lying at anchor in the Detroit
River, with steam up, watching Mr.
Vallandigham's movements, to prevent,
ifpossible, his appearance in the United
States. She has already overh, uled
several suspected craft, among which
was the steamer Morning Star, a few
miles below the city, on her way to
Clevela nd.
A gentleman who arrived in Milwau
kee on Saturday, fran q trip down the
lakes, Informs US that he conyerse,l
with pilot who had been employed bv
the Michigan while in this business.
The absence of Mr.. vallandigham from
Windsor upon visit to the interior
was tho particular occasion for this
search. lie has since returned to
Windsor, where the paid spies will
again throng around him.
American freemen, think Of this
The democratic candidate for Governor
of Ohio, supported by majority Of the
pe.ple Of that State for the highest
office in their gifts, is banished and
hunted down for no crime, in spite of
both federal and state Jaw; and this for
fear that his presence in Ohio will So
cure the defeat Of the repuhlican-Aan-
didate who il s,umpiug the state
against him !--Milwaukee News. !
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
UNITED STATES LOTTERY.

Some tacetious gentleman has per.
petrated the following. The points
need no explana'.
United States Lnttery,-Grcat in
ducemcnts!-Br Brilliant >che mes!! - All
Prizes and no Blanks! Tickets
for this Lottery for either Glasses I or
II distributed gratis.
No 1nternal Revenue Stamps requir.
ed.
The drawing Of a prize number will
en'itlc the fortunate individual to
l new, highly finished musket;
l bran new suit of clothes:
l pair Of shoes and stockings;
l elegant blanket;
nice haversack and knapsack;
nice cartridge bvx with 50 rounds
Of ammunition.
l nice tin plate, tin cap, knife, fork,
and spoon.
In addition to this the holder Of the
lucky number will have regular in
come Of S13 per month, and when this
crusl war is over. will receive capital
prize Of 800.
With such inducements the manager
hopesto be largely patronized by an APP
pre- ia'ing public. This is no humhux
catchpennv institution, hut a genuine.
lottery, in which the managers will
fulfill all they promise.
Lesalizea nv act Of Congress, APPROX
ed March 81. 1863.
All prizes csshed by the Provost
Marshal Of the different districts.
Time Of drawing will he duly announ.
ced. and Apv one drawing rrize will
be Immediately notifiel Of the fact.
CD. J. B. Fry, Mansges.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18

tial tears.
A power mi ,htier than proclama tions
than purse, or sword, shall redeem the
nation, casting the horoscope Of the
conf g time as in beauty, harmony
and power. 1t is in Temporary de
prlvation Of political right, when the
hand of despotism is becoming bold and
confident, that the essential liberty. of
a people re-assuming their high pre-
negatives, has its loftiest character -
"the eternal spirit Of the chainless
mind Raleigh was in the tower of
London. Bunyan was in Bedford Jail.
Cervantes was in Spanish galley, and
three works. the history Of the World,
Pilgrims Progress, and DIN Quixotc,
have repeatedly toll the world Of the
"slver lining to the clouds"which over.
Swallowed them. Stars shine by dav
also, hut nj sht only reveals them. A
true wonder worker is oppression. To
some. who would doubtless, otherwise
escape history it has given notorietv.
while others, anil thcs" anon. the mas
ter-spirits of Northern Democracy
will now sail together down the strenm
Of time, grant ships, strong and males.
tie, borne upon that tide which leads in
Justice to glory or fertilization. For
ono indeed the people Of Ohio, are rap.
idly writing upon the cross Of his 20.
litieal cruclfxian, the portcntous word
''reswrgam' Il shall rise again to he
come chief Of the considerations ! Is
there not solemn and impressive
grandeurin the thought, tina. this man.
whose bid anil eloquent words would
teach the people to assuage the rough
waves Of fanaticism, Of war AMI aes la.
tion-whom we saw harbarously bnuni
and borne into the arms Of his countrys
enemies: shall return, ami Il. the ho.
sannas Of a grateful constituency in
the pride Of conscientious right, anil
fighting for she;nas spiritual ally
against the torments IF the flesh: shall
return as from the mists of death, a,
miracle Of constitutional strength and
beauty AID blessing; 40 that his peace.
best,li' shall be uttered no more in
vain !? Pity then not this exile, nor
the great Democracy whose champion
he is! Extend ynur sympathies rath
or to t:,e eternal heaven above US, in
time Of storm and tempest, or. to the
stars which shine in the ghttering a.
mament upon wintry nights. Time, at
length, sets all things cven,' and histo-
~ will most surely and m st faithfully,
record the victory and the blessing.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
MGR f. COR.

Wa. C,Lss & BRorHER. dealers is Watch.
es. Clocks and Jewelrv. have tho finest es.
Enlistment and the best assorted stock
West # the Mississippi. lfvou want a time
piece. call "po" them for II fine seth Thomas.
or American Clock, or gold watch. They
ais" have N endless variety of fine l.walrv.
Fne watches repaired by them in work
man'ikc manner and they warrant all
'heil work and al their goods t" he ~ rep
resented. lnllv4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
LOST /! &

g rR WED from The subscriber at Vernon
~ nrirgs IN or about thc 18th Of August,
n Light Sorrell Horse: said horse was about
ten yea Old short legged and heavy ho1ied.
was AZ o marked with brand m each side
Of the face. around the nose. also around the
neck where tho throat latch If the bride
comes. whoever VIII return said horse or
give information where no can be found will
be liherallv rewarded =, y > '-T@-
vernon Springs SEPT. 10, 1884, ln47wS
4, J, NANTLRY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18

Try 1r nv ALL MEANs.-Ifarv Of
our readers have been troubled to make
light and unifrm biscuit, it is more
than probable thew do 1T use d. Land
e. Co.'s Chemical Solerotus. That
is a pure article, not detrimental to
health and sure in IT'D effects, Tryit
by oil meane.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
Notice J
THE citizen. Of New Ore.on Thu.

THE citizen. Of New Oregon Townshlr
and vicinity are requested 70 m ct in
Sahin 4 Mooa's Hall on Monday evening
next Sept. 2lst 1868, to adopt plan and
specifcations for building Bridge across
tho Turkey River, Main St, in said town.
Contr' ctors and Bridge builders are re.
qnested to present plans aud suggestions for
said Bridge at the meeting.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18

SERVED THEM R,GHr.-A comra-
nv IF soldiers stationed " Quincy III.
en'ere! the office If the Herald few
asvs since throwing the type into pr
and breaking up the presses. Gen
Ammen commander If the department
put the soldiers under arrest, and as
sessed upon them the DAMAGES done,
which is to be deducted from their paw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18

Wonld inform his friends and tho public
generally that he has opened Boot 4 Shoe
Shop at the firrt door west Of Monltcn
Store He keeps constantly on hand the best
of Eastern French. and Sranieh tanned. sole
and upper leather, which he will make up to
order upon thu most reasonable terms. All
work warranted
Lilac spring. FEB 31th 1859.
o20v13 MOSES MILES,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.

REPRESENTATIVE JIENENTIVN.
Tho Democrats Of Howard and Mitchell
Counties willmeet in Convention at Usage on
Saturday Sept cnrhcr Ia. 1858. at II O'Clock
Il. for the purrosc Of putting in nomination
a candidate to he supported by the Democra-
ev At the ensuing election and for the trans
action ef such nther bushes. a. may c'ne
before the Convention. The ratio of repre
pentation will he the same ss that adopted a:
former conventions.
Dated September 3, 1869.
W.R. MEAD,
L. AvER!LL,
II. \. GOODRICH,
REPRESENTATIVE Dist riot Committee,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
SHOT! Shots! SHOT!!!

ORpERsfor th. various size: ofs'ot flled
=. promptly and warranted. Terms cash--
liberal discount to the trade Address:
Oubnqhe hot Manufacturing t'onapany.
fpa6veyll Dubuque Ie~s
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NOTICE OF NEW FIRM.

NOTICE OF NEW FIRM.
THE business v ill be conducted at the old
1 stand by II. r. Mitchell & D. w. Owen,
under the name and style Of Mitchell 4 Owen.
A share ofpublic patronage is solicited. No
pains VII =" spared 10 give full satisfaction.
Sept D. 1865 3D. M,rrt|S ass1t
,. ". OWEH.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18

Van. II. Carev of Fores.on has thu
largest stock Of goods in the county ami
is having an average trade Of three
hundred dollars day. H- is having
golden harvest of grecnbacks.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the co.part.
~ nership heretofore existing under the
name and styl. Of Brown & Mitchell, is tn s
day d olved by mutual consent. Persons
owing the firm must call End settle up ac-
cording to terms of credit or costs will be
made. q '..<..'.
New Oregon Sept :. 1858.
ff..E#2@rE z. M. n. BROWN,
II. 3. MITCHELL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS

III these we manufacture a great var iety,
ranging in price from 50 cents to $50 each
Our Albums have tho reputation Of being
superior in beauty ad durability to any others.
The sma Ter kinds can be sent safely by mail
at i postage Of ak cents per doz.
The sAore expensive can be sent by express.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
DR.. HALLS
Il A I. s A M
Cures all Diseases
OF THE
l. U n G S
THROAT.
FOR THE CURE OF

tonsun't,om. Decline,
asthma, bronchitis,
" ost'mg Of Flesh,
Night Sutots. <p,t-
ting Blood, Hhooi ,ne
Cough, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Colds,
| Coughs, hh enso,
Fhthts'e, Pas in tho
Side, and cit Diseases,
Of the Lungs.
TITS uNEoUALED
Halls Lung BaIsam
IN all cases, gives the
best satisfaction.
Has wrought moro
cures since IT'S intro
dnrticn than any
other cough medicine.
Is endorsed by our
leading rhysici ms rs
the safest and lest
remedy now before
the public.
Is safe to use A.
mong children, and
yet powerful in cases
Of chr.nic pu!mona-
ry disease.
Brings in certif-
Gates almost daily Of
!ts wonderful cur y
in al! parts Of tho
country.
There is no medi-
cine within our
knowledge that has
acquired SO great and
wide spread popular
ity. in sd short \ space
Of time. as DR.. HaP.s
B0lsomtor the Lungs
Its halsasmic and
healing properties arc
magira 1t is high
" cxpcct"ran and
tonic. 1t contains
not II grain Of opium
or morphine. the mar.
cotic an astri, gent
properties Of which
have created 30 much
prejudice against
similar preparations.
We believe that a
medicine Po seSsing
real m:rits Will feet
cures when ever it 10
used. Mt home, ~
we'll as abroad. Dr..
Halls Balsa N for tho
lungs is no pareeorie
preparation. but one
whic IL used in sea-
son, will save the lives
of thousands. The
most distressing
cough il frequently
re lev, d by a single
dose. and broken up
in a lew hours I me.
The afflicted dc not
have to take bottle
after bottle efore
they fluid whctherthis
remedy will afford
relief or not.
Hear what rhyeic-
ians ray Of DR. Halls
balsam. Says enc:
81, with confidence,
recommend the Bal
sam as superior to
any other prcpara-
ton" Says another:
i have uS d it with
u form success, and
can confidently rec
cmmend 1t for all
those complaints for
which it is offered az
a remedy" still a.
mother writes: have
no hesita tiCn in FAY
ing that it is a fArr,
90 vEhlENT and
very etc. cious medi-
cine.
Proprietor
Chicago Ill. to whom
dressed
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We also keep |arge assortment of
STERESCOPES e. STERESOPI

STERESCOPES & STERESOPIC
NIEWS
Our Catalogue Of these will be sent to
any address ON receipt Of Stamp,
F.. & H. + ANTHONY,
Mn"ctaeturs Of Photographic Mater,als
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Friends or relatives Of pr minent military
men will confer favor by sending us their
LIKENESS to copy. They will be Kept care
fully and returned urinjnred.7
F,ns Albums Made to Order Congregation.
to present to their Pastor. or for other purposes
with suitable inscriptions, 60. n42m6
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SCOVlLL'S
SCOVlLL'S
Sarsa pariIla
AND
srILlINeIA,
Blood & Liver
Syrup.


to cure the following
Diseases, hay ng o'ig-
in in u disorderei
state of the blood
Serotnla, letter or
Salt Meum, Scald
Head, Canker, Uieer.
ct'ons and Enlarge.
me It's Of the Joints.
Generous 7umo'S,
kang's Ers|. Ery>ip-
elias, s.. Anhony :
Fire. White Seedlings.
Obst' nate Er"pHens,
Pimwes Na the Face,
BtoteheS, Pmtuics
Rheumatism, DySpep-
s'a, Get Syph'htie
and Mcrcuriut .4fec
Ho' s a,e turtd. Chlo-
ross or INSTRUCTIONS
IN Females. Lcucor-
rhea or WhitrS, are
'e'ieped hy the use Of
this VI Mcine.
The medical prop.
critics Of Sarsapari!l.
n conjunction with
StilEngia are we'll
known by all medical
men to be the best
compound yet di.coy.
cred to cleanse and
purify the blood, and
eradicate all hnAors
from the system.
We have given the
Recipe to most ply
s,.ian> in the country,
that they ma, In W
what they arc using;
and will continue to
send it hy mail to
those des.rious Of
knowing tho ingred-
tents entering intr
it's c. mrosit;on, that
thew NAV prescribe it
in their practice.
This preparation
stands ut the head Of
the list Of remedies
for curing all discusses
arising from impuri-
ties in the blood or
diseased matter lurk.
ing in the system.
Thousands who
have used the Sti lin
gia and SarsaparilIa
will testify to its re-
markable eject in
removing all in,puri.
ties from their blood,
giving tone and vlgor
to the whole human
frame, and restoring
a healthy action to
all the functions Of
the body.
The testimonials
received in its favor
from many IN mbers
ofthe Medical tacul-
ty would, were We 10
publish them, fill .
large volume.
1t is prepared un-
der the supervisor Of
o.e Of the old ct and
best PRACTICAL chem
lists in the country,
Nv. w. S. Merrill,
Cincinnati.l 90 .s to
insure All uniformity
of composition and
purity in all tho in
gradients.
AS q spring remedy
to purify and cleanse
tho blood. leaving it
FREQ from, all humors
a. d ;mpurity, We as
sert with con6de' CO,
there 10 no better
medicine.
H. SCOVlL
rs Randolph Street
al orders should he a,
Sold by Ciemmer 4 Mitct
Bolles, Button. D. B. Colma
op0a~d UouAny,A0
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cmc1y Tick It.
For Comfy Judge
HENRY A. GOODRICH,
For Treasurer and Recorder
JAMES H. r. HARRIS
For Sheriff
PERRY C. NICHOLS
-Fm County Surveyor
)SEPH KNCWLTOH.
For Coroner
SAMUEL HERRICK
For Drainage Commissioner
WILLIAM S. FE1T!BONE.
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Headquarters for Mems Wear at East
ern Prices.
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Democratic State Ticket.

... FOR GOVERNOR,
JAMES NJ. FUTILE,
Of Van euren County.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
JOHN. F. DCNCOMBE,
Of Webster County.
YoR JUDGE SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES MASON,
Of Des Moines County.
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Representative District Committee,
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALEs.

w hNTEp-BY A REsrk;rAsLn; TIDY ,. GIRL uaa.,
children 70 o. .een . r..rl sl,s f.m b. sH ns "a
vIrASrHD-A sITUATIos AZ MONTHLY NURSE nv
re.pss,ab.e middle assa German wom.1 ~ & . , i.
Ssys between ii a n and r ~ at 70 wes. ish It. 10
tween san snd eib
yvAxTEp-BY A REsrEcrABLE ToUSG GIEf- a
of ehidfcs IA prvas family Csn b. for two DIS
At Isi IL, ~. bsiween ION Ani liih -
yyAsrgD-A SITUATION, BY ErsrEcTABLE
ho'..s"ri in srsli private fsmiy Bia reference Ca
ior two l-s Ia, an a.. hifd hoor
,,,ANrED-A IrrAnoS, BY a coHrsTENr
rs,r. s-s ,i's r. er-ree Can 6r sesn ior tas days
Ats2 Eat baiics hroo.hn. -..---
,,rASrED-BY YOUNG LADY SITUATION ~
''s,S's sfs s y Z s az 1asSi. ' u ~ y o.. fsae saa
draw nf y e. olnp.no 80 ~ ~ ~ = p.'''" ' % ,
seaIeis 81, q w Graai ~, Jef.ey Civ
,,ASTID-A sfrUAIIos A. oHANBERsAiD ~ a
,.,'i ,,.,. y. c3ssrs. s.'.sG IT, Bros5S. 80 m w
feeoni sui hsf iof lhe above 1on
y,AsrED-sY A VERY RESPECTABLE aiRL. 4
nesan Il .s.T.'s,. va. s :, 's .s. ne
csB io ~ssa s2a a.. nssr Iih a.. sseond Cor cv
rsiersBss ----
NaSrED-A sITuATIoS, Er hgsfkoTAniLE lni..
rom or DO shAnrfwors ssi sss.si -.s ~. s.sh
s5th ne strfs
xIyAsTED-A sI1UArIoS. ny a RtsrEcfAhLE
w rrotsssn gfi - eaatsr,nA.f 'sa a. % -
fof tso ~ West lh az SECOND noof 10 Va faf
VyAxrgD-A SITUATION ~ sssKT f9tno
W s0iaAn. caus saalsf an1 fpn.i o. - 49, ~ "a.
D., N 80 .dih a. b~tsesn ~ ana 80 ava
1t-AsryD-BY RE-rHrrABLE pfnf. sirUArfos
w anSsruali snd uatfes. - v Asst lu ire wash
n. ass 'follag Calst ~ wsst ga a.. neAr ~ AZ
t1fANTED-HY A nKsrLcTAh1.E yIRf. a sirrs
w fsHF. HatNff an lf1Eer No a.
.rsfs. 49, n riiF fefsrrbres Can - fof
go fsOfh tftassa 4tA AD4 1lh ss - tOgf. ffgui
/ farns 20
| lVANlgO-A uIvAIips BY nLsrEcIAstg
I sv. amy tstft rts ~assHf 80 irourf. go ~
r.f.t- sf lf'n o. a. a.f 'aa ~ g. a.
- Lar ista -
I ,t-tNfrn~uf a HrfrtcTAnLE TruTgsrASr NO
4 w nan AL ettat 70 vhon 90 ffaH iaff ~ 80 y
- tfHlfafrsfF ann u 81 lgbf fhnntFFwHft
rsafffi Iiff Ell taAs a. n ts fi.A arf q ~ o.
sssor ~ r'1etsf fcpi ~ fsfsfsots csn - stn
~ i've fAgs Al ttttb ~ I.
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

RESPECTABLE AMERICAN GIRL WISHES 4
n situation a. nurse aud 70 do ehamte~ork Gail AN
Myrtle av, Brooklyn. -
RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GERMAN Girl
"A wishes situation 10 do general homework In small
liya,. family has good reference Call Tor Two Gays al
Thompson It, room 23
A SITUATION wASTED-Br RESPECTABLE GIRL.
rsiersnse. ~ Cal '. al 40 wes, ssss st.
YorYG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS FIRsr
y ca.' wa,rss. ard ehaneerraaid Or AXE care o. e'
iance 6ountry Bss. OF city reference cail for Two
COR o5 Il a a ro@aa NJ Si' '''"s'' ON ''' o" ave. ~
, YouNG MARRIED WOMAN WAITS 4 SITUATION
n a. swrt y re Good references Cav aitii "ei' 4Sm
SITUATION wAYrEp-BY 4 Er@EcrAgiE
90 % e ooaniry Cali At " ws go o.. near ca ave
IN DE rear
sTuArloy wAsrED-As noUsEKEErER ny A
n pfie as.d Ansrean WOMAN. "a a sna. iam,lyi 10
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