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General Orders.
HEADQUARTERS KAN. STATE MILITIA J
Topeka, KANSAS. :

October goth, 1864.
!. Commanders OF regiments and de
,achments called into active service BY
the proclamation Of The Governor and
Commander-in Chief. of the 9th o
October. will cause to be made out and
forwarded to these headquarters, i'm
medialely. a complete aud accurate re.
port, showing the number of men thai
turned out and are entitled to pay, and
the number of animals and the amount
Of transportation actually used in the
service under said proclamation.
They will also muster for pay at AZ
early day as practicable, the militia
thus called out, making a separate roll
Of such persons. including negroes, as
are not liable to military duty under the
militia laws Of Kansas. bu, were order.
cd into service by proclamation Of Maj
Gen. Curtis, declaring martial law.
Blank muster aud pay rolls will be
furnished. upon application at these
headquarters.
IL. All claims foI subsistence forage.
fuel and transportation will be made
out in proper foim and forwarded. as
directed by the Governor, to Major
Gen. Geo. W. Deitzler. at Lawrence.
Persons presenting such claims will be
required to furnish the receipt of the
regimental or battalion quartermasier.
by whom the supplies or transportation
were taken or employed. or make sffi :
davit to the correctness Of the claims,
and that the articles we're really taken
by the militia, giving. if possible. the
number OF the regiment. or the name
of It's commander.
III. Claims for horses lost in the
service must be sustained by the cer;if.
ficate unter oath, of a. least three
credible and disin,erested persons, set
ing forth the value of the animal lost,
and that il was actually lost in the SER
vice.
". Vouchers will be given for all
claims allowed, and will be paid BY
the General Government upon the ap
provsl Of Major General Curtis.
By order Of
GEO. w. DEITZLER.
NJ: n..n.l II = Ng
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500, 200 Majority for Lincoln /!

Such is the glorious report which
comes up from the 9th of November
election in the States. ALL HAIL: Re-
bellion goes under. They have heard
this clap of thunder at Richmond.
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~ We direct particular aiteniion
to the General Order of Mai. Gen.
Deitzler. 1t should not be overlooked,
as it relates to matters Of Importance.
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MATRIMONIAL

LADiEo AND 6ENTLEMEN,
II YOU wish to marry, address the undersigned
who. will send you without money and without
price, valuable information that will enable you
to marry happy and speedily. Irrespective Of az e.
wealth or beauty. his Information will cast
you nothing, and il you wish To marry, Iwi.l
cheerfuly assist you. All letters strictly conf
dentiai. The desired information sent by return
mail, and no questions asked. Address
SARAH Il Lambert,
2i1 I'm Creenpoint, Kings Co. New York.
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The Frcneh Preventive.

The French prcvemiIvc,
NIGHTLY EMISSIONS EFrroruALLy pRryr,r
IN Ed WITHOUT THE USE or MEDICINE ~ m,
use OF THE French Preventive" !" the great, s, il
venlon Of the age. Price 81. SEM post pai,
To all parts of the country. Adde'S Dr. :. tlf,
TlS, Box 2697. Post Office, Phiadelpbi. ls, .
Circulars sent tree. fc%
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savc Your aife

nfSPEPSiA. ERYsIrkLAs, KipxtY Cow
II PLAISr, Sick nni Nervous Hent!a, he Ne,
ralgia, Gravel, Tet,er, Barber,s Itch ana gaIl
NESS. A Treatise On the above diseases vii
,heie SPEEDY and PERMANENT CgRx sent ite,
to any nddress. Address .. G. UPliAM, No. ,!
soata Eighth Street, phiadsiphia. Pa.
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Law OFFICE OF A. E. PARKER,
0SyIsoosA Iuly 18th Toe

"""H'A'SV IOtU, TOUT.
Having perfected arrangements am
now prepared to prosecute Soldiers
claims against the government.
Back Pay, Bounties and all claims
OF similar nature attended TO with the
earliest possible dispatch.
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THE ONLY WRINGER WITH THE PATENT
Cog Wheel Regulator,

Which Positively, prevents the rolls from
Breaking or Itristing on Tie Shott.
Ii was pronounced surcri y 10 all others nj The
Woril's Fair ai London. 1852. IL took The Fir 7
PREMIUM ut ths grea, Fair Of the AMERICAS IS-
sTiTuTE In New ork City, 1863 ~ here Ihr udg
- were practical meshauic-, AMI appreciated
cog " heels. Ifiook the First Premium at the
Rev York State Fair 1862 and 1868
Vermont, Penusy lyania, Iowa, Illinois and
Michigan State Fairs, 1868
And County Fairs without namb,r.
GRANGE JUDD. oi tire AHieiican AEr!au.turisi
says OF the UNIVERSAL CLOTHES VRiNGER:
Nv, think the IN chine mnch more than Pays
FoR iTsELF EVERY YEAR 10 the saving OF, gar
meEtsl There are several kinds, nearly alike in
general construction, but We consider i, impnr,
ant that the Wringer be fitted with Cog, oiher-
wise mass oi sarmenis may clog the rollers
and The rollers upon the crank .halt Sip ard lear
the clothes, or the rubbcr break iooso from the
shalt. Our own is one ot the FIRST made ,and il is
as GOOD As NEW after nearly I, UR YEARS
CONSTANf / USE"
We have seven sizes from s5,ao to $50. TIE
ordinary family sizes are 80. !, sic. and No. .,
81. These have
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1864. Tax NOTICE! 1864
TREAsUEsE's OEFrcs,
JEFFERSON CoUATY, SIS

STATE OF KANSAS.
). I. 6tPHAkI, County Treasurer of said
IL County, as ordered in section SO. chapter
IL, OF the Comqi.gd Laws of this Sta,e, do here.
hy give notice tha, the fax Roll of A. ID. 1854
ior Jetierson County, has bean placed in my hands
Tor collection, and that the flowing a,uou,,s
stand charged on said Roll on each one hunlred
dollars valuation, TO wit:
State Tax. 30 cents on the 800 valuati n
State School tax. 10 cents an : do
County TAX. 60 cents on a.
O-kalocsa Township tax, 10 cents on d.
Gresshl pp.r Fail Township 20 cts on "a
kentucky Township lax, 10 cents on do
Sarcoxie "a 10 cents on do
SaAo0' District tx in School istricts
Nos !, IL. IL, Is, Is, 35 and 50, so cts On ,lo
Nos. 2. ., $. l6, II 81 and IS. I25 cts. on do
Nos. 3, 9, II. "a an. IS Is cents q, do
Mo-. AZ, II, 20. Fl, 29. 80, -, 3s { Is.
i0a cent, on do
No 10, 2ocents. aid No %, SO eents ON do
Also, that Will, in person or By Depuiy. b.,
IN attendance at the usual ploce Of holding elec
ro7s in each Township fos Tho parpose OF re
seiv;ne sqch tax, On lie following days and
date, 10 wit ta 4f9H r
Jeier Township, Monday, Nov. mbs,. .th 1854
ttasshapp FAILS du = e,nesdsy /. OH !.
osawk,c Township Teursday l0lh. =.
keck Cr,ek = ftliay, "a llth'
kaw - Tuesaay I5,h I.
ksninsky, . "Wednesday ION.
Snreox,e row ship, Thursday, and Friday. Nov.
18th nad 18th. 1881 And afts thai date. al INV
office in Osksoo-a Tewuship
Given under nv hand and seal this Isl -dav os
Octc Der, A d. 1864.
sc. GEpIIART, Tr asurcr, J.c.
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WANTED!

100 Pounds OF Fresh ssuiier. for which
! viii pas tie highest market price in Cash
Oskaoosa. Oct. Is. L.F. WALDEN
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TO coNsuMPrIvEs.

Consump,ive sufferers will receive valuable
prescription tr tho cure at Consumption, Asih
ma, Bronchitis, and all throat and Lung afiec-
tions Tree OF charge) by sending th ir address TO
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
2l7-3m Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
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county v
with the
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all such
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Monthly
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isville, 81 the residence of his mother,
+, WheclerP Cook, aged 26 years.
please copy.
\ field. Nov l6. VIM. Boynton. aged sc
., Oct. 25th, Mrs. Nathalie b. Colby,
'eweIl s. Colby, aged &c years,
\ the day following, Oct. 25th, Socrates
u, son Of Newell S. and Mehitable b.
led Is Years.
ore buried together at Waterbury Cen
29th.
,,lier papers please copy.
, In the death of VIM. H Crowell, who
a ii battle Sept l7th.
/. how grim Death has grown,
yetatc and and ev,ry town -
'vho In his world we knew
sscd death cold valley through.
gone from us-their souls have fed
eiejr names are numbered with the dead.
roweIl IN one that has gone,
I had Ut Heath. IT. join the throng.
I'd in our country's cause
,snppcrt the wholesome laws,
/, his home and friends behind,
er's grave for him to find
ION the Dreadful battle-ground,
Shetland cannon loud did sound,
molly met his fate,
4 lonor 70 his town and state. A. G.
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important TO Pensioners I!
Passions, Boomttes, Back Iay, md
Claims, OF all kinds against tile
General on State Coz


er2tinents.
POWERS 4 GLEED, attorneys at law, Morris
Vile, W., are prepared to prosecute all kinds
Of claims against the government. They have
had larger experience in prosecuting claims for
pensions, bounties &C., during the present war,
Than any other agents in this part OF the State.
heir blanks are prepared by an examiner Of the
Pension Office, anu being correct applicants are
saved the expense and delay incident to appIica
tions, and proofs unskiltuy and improperly
made they are furnished with bound copies 81
all the pension, bounty and bounty land laws in
force, together with ali the decisionr of the Pen
sion Bureau and Attorney General thereon. They
charge only the fees established by law.
The following are entitled to pensions viz -
Soldiers wounded OIL disabled by disease.
Widows of all soldiers that die in the service,
Children under l6 years Of aye, if no widow
Orphan sisters under the age OF l6, il no widow
or children.
Mothers dependent wholly or in part, on their
sons who die of wounds or disease, are entitled
a. above.
| The 500 bounty is paid in the following order;
lst,-to widow, If any living.
2d,-to children.
3d,-if no widow or children living ,tothe father.
| Eth, the mother,
| 5th--Brothers and sisters.
ith--heirs generally.
| Pensions, bountes and all back pay, whether
lue from the State or the Quilted States, is ex-
empt from the claims of creditors. Soldiers who
serve two full years are entitled to bounty. Sol
diers discharged by reason of wounds received in
battle are also entitled to bounty whether they
| .erve two years ornot. We are also supplied
with blanks for pensions, whether in the present
or former wars for daawing their money in Sept
emher and March Call on or address
POWERS a. GLEED,
MorIisviIle, Vt
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i. Ifshal he the duty of major
d ex<oute all orders received from
1ia1Iof -in-chief, and from time
ID iss(t such orders as may be
/ for the proper regulation of
.pcotiye divisions not inconsistent
lawa IL this state or of the Uni
"a. anl to cause all orders re-
Id issnel by them, and all re-
coiived from brigadier generals,
corded by the division Inspector.
uobE ooNTINUED.)
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stlarr;tS.

y. Nov. 9Th, by Rev, j, T, Ford, Mr..
Elalley and Miss Martha E. Brown, both
e. Nov. 9th, Mr.. Holden s. Hodge, Of
Id Miss Flora A. Peck of Mazomaie,
n.
tristown. Sept, 9th, by Rev. j. Spaul.
\ Nelson J. Cleveland, and Mrs. Nancy
II Of stowe
lis. EsMontpelier papers pease copy.
|lbridge Nov. l6, Franklin Hunt Of
End Lucia Mears of Milton.
bridge, Nov, l6, Chas. G. Holmes and
Il. Dickenson, both of Cambridge.
bridge. Nov. %, Franklin A. Wood,
\ a 1ae, both of Cambridge.
Hy[eth6et Parsonage, Underhil Flats,
b. B. H6ff, Nov. oath, Mr.. Albert B..
h lnnd AISs Irene Terrill, all of Underhill.
/ resid6uoe of the brides father, Nov.
lev p. B Haf1, Mr. Columbus r. Day
hill. 4 Miss. Mary A. Whitcomb o
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AQction Sale.

lbacrlbers will sell at auction on Wednes-
'he I116 Day of Dec next, at The dwell
Q efv[I<w A. A. Bailey in Johnson, the
x per<1 az property, TO wit One
'earlinE eattle, s-year-old colt, horse
er of WAgons, harnesses. sleds. sleiqhs,
'hain&. and other farming tools, two buff
"a Az buckets, and other sugar tools.
be41 mber, lot Of hay and other arti-
lot a. hard wood lumber.
to rlI0 hence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
4. I'll LEY. Ad'm'rs of John
ENA9 II NTLY, f. Baileys estate.
on N|Ix 2S, 1864, 2w2
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Prosp ectus For 1868.
TEEE EADY'S FRHEND.
A mrp Menthy WagaSiae Of Literature
and Fashion,

The publishers of this new magazine in enter
ing upon The secodd year of its existence, beg
leave to offer their thanks to the reading public
for the support which they have so literally ey-
tended to Them. Very few Magazines have been
able, in thtil second year, to boast of SO large
circulation a. that to which the Ladys Friend
has now attained
The I.ady's Friend will be edited by Mrs Hen
ry Peterson. who will rely upon the services in
the literary department Of
A LARGE CORPS OE CONTRIBUTORS.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE.

In shutting the machine together turn the cranks
little SO that the ends OF the cutters will enter the
grooves in the arbor.
Cutthe meatin pieces or strips and reed 1t regu.
larry into the hopper; when the machine is full ii
will be Iin to DISCHARGE.
After til meat 10 be cut has all been put into the
hopper, putin some ofthe minced meat, SO that
the meat remaining in the machine uncut may be
forced under the cutters
When the cutters require sharpening 1t can easily
be done with fine file.
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nOlIIc County Bank.

ctockhQIders are notified that the annual
nR for 1he choice of directors for the
y hing. Ill be holden at the American
IA Hyde. Park. on the second Tuesday
IA Of January. A. D., 1864, at o'clock
II BY order of the directors.
A. l.. MOVES. Cashier.
[tPark. Nov. Sth, 1864. 2wS
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w 10 Avoid a Draft t!

persons Indebted to the subscriber can
Z daft by reporting to his office by the
of January next. armed and equipped
|e GreenbAcks as the law directs. Those
10 report will be subject to draft with.
her notice. w. H. GRISWOLD,
sonyilIo. Nov. 26, 1864. Owl
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This Machine has the following advantages over
all o.her Cy!.u.,cr Meat Cutters:
lat Itis much moro simple in its construction.
There o bit f1ur different parts ins.Io OF the
Machine Ill of which can DO readily tiken out,
separated cleaned ard replaced, consequently
there is 40 placo about the Machine where melt OF
the Juices OF meat can find Judgement, and become
rancid.
and. Tho fingers on tho arbor are so ARRANGED
that they sheLr close to the knives when the Ma,
chine is IN oprrat on, cutting tho meat ceanly and
evenly, leaving no strings, instead OF tearing ~
apart asis tle case W. tn 9TH Cylinder Machines
ga Tho knives are fl .nly held in their places
at one G ID by tnab oct ofiron into which they are
east and atthe othcr end by the grooves on me ar
cutt ng meat.
An. T 10 Machine will cut meat moro rapidly
than other Machines, and with less power for the
quantity cut
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Teachers Institutes.

The Institutes will each continue in session du-
ring two DAYS with Lecture on the eveEing
preceding each. and on the evening OF the first
day of each institute. The day sessions will be-
gin at O'Clock A. NJ. The institute will close
at 4 p. NJ. of second day.
All friends of Education are invited SO attend
and as punctually as possible
Clergymen are respectfully invited to give no.
tice from their pulpits.
Town Superintendants as co-agents OF the
state are earnestly requested to notify teachers,
and urge their attendance and also to notify
Clergymen. Teachers reminded that the time
spent by them in attending the Institute OF the
County where they teach, is by law, con idered
to be spent in the service Of their schools. and
is not, in any sense. LOST. What character our
Common Schools shall aim to impress upon the
children of the state is a question of very appar-
en- importance in these times SO full OF peril TO
our country. j. >. ADAMS, secrelafy.
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NOtice.

Iublic examination of teachers will take
at the A dademy Saturday, Dec. 81, at
| 2Wl j. &. BAILEY Sup't.
lrk Nov. 20, 1864.
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Vermont State Bonds.


! am prepared 10 issue at par, with accrued I'm.
terest. State Bonds, payable with interest semi
annually, at six per cent, and due in 1878, The
amount to be issued is limited TO $3.50 900 The
bonds aye for $500 each. coupons payable LIST
June and december, at Bank in Boston. Funds
in payment for bonds may be deposited In any
Bank in this State to my credit. On receipt OF
advice, bonds will be forwarded as directed.
lw5 j. B. PAGE. Treasurer
State Treasurer's Office, Rutland, Nov, 81 1864
W lie HUMAN FACE DIVINE" A new sys.
i tenn OF physiognomy-eyes. ears. nose. lips,
mouth, head hair. hands. feet, skin. with all
'signs OF character and hox to read them, Civ
en- in the PHYSIOLOGICAL JoURNALd LIFE
ILLUSTRATED for 1865. +. Il. Wells. Editor Por-
traits OF remarkable men in every calling. Illus
trating different phases Of human character. the
sane and insane, the yirtuous and vicious-Phy-
Aiology Ethnology. PhrenoIogy. Physiology
ETC.. In each No. New volume, 4lst, for 1855.
Monthly Onlp 81 u year. New Is the time to
subscribe" Sample Nos. by let post. 10 cents.
Please address Msssrs. FOWLER d WELLS, $3.50
Broadway, New York.
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PRNRATE COVrRTS.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that stated sessions of
~ the Probate court. for the district of Iamoille
WIFI be held at the Probate Office IL johnson in
said district. on every Monds for the year en-
suing. II Is very desirable that those having
business with the court attend to the same AZ far
as practicable on the days above named
q. g. CHADWICK. Judge.
johnson. Dee. lst. 1853.
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III ii Pen g..

ley. formerly Of New York is
lpg his celebrated Gold Pens in
at distance con be supplied
Pen by enclosing a sample Of
b and S2,15. The trade fur
pie rates. ALSO newspaper Of.
sturn for publishing this adver.
A. u. BAGLEY.
LIov. 18th 1861. 2
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PRICES.
MILES IMPROVED
Meat Gutter

M eat Gutter
Received the HIGHEST PREMIUM awarded by
the American Institute fer LscAincs ofthe kind
.---------------------------==----
The large Machines have already t-ken the place
of other Cylinder Meat Cutters among the principal
Provision Dealers IN the Cities of Now York, Alba
n.y. and Montreal, and in other Eastern Cities, and
also in tho West so far they have been intro
duced.
One of our large Machines is in constant use at
the FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL in the City of New York.
Read the following Extracts from
Testimonials.
Miles Manufacturing Company:
GENTLEMEN: - We have used your Meat Cutter
with great satisfaction and believe 1t to be tho best
thing of the kind now il use
HITCHCOCK. DARLING & co.
Proprietors of Fifth Ave. Hotel, New York
We have used your Meat Cutter in the hardest
manner. having cut with it from 1900 to 5000 lbs
1t never failed to cut in the most perfect manner
HEALY BROOKS,
No. 800 Bowery, New York
II works TO my satisfaction in al respects.
w. ID. GREGORY,
No lit First Ave, New York
1t works better and cuts mora meat than any
other we have ever seen n use before.
f. BECHS LIN 4 BRO
No. 96 Hudson L., New York
II 10 q perfect machine for cutting meat in every
respect o. L. kPALDING,
No. 306 First Avenue, N. Y
It Is tho best-working machine. for cutting meat,
we have ever used or seen. ]. L. I. CARRIER.
Albany, n. Y
The quantity Of meat that 1t will cut Is nearly
double that of any Meat Cutter that have ever
seen in USE VIM. MAaTERMAN
No. 8 st. AIMS Market Montreal
It is \ vast improvement on any other invented
machine for cutting meat. HARRY SEYMOUR.
Colborne Ave. Montreal
We believe 1t to be the best M at Cutter we have
ever seen G. HAGAR a. CO., Montreal.
We want in every part Of the country
COOP cAkvAssIMc AGENTS.
Send to your Hardware Merchant or to
us for an illustrated circular.
MILES MANUFACTURING CO.
81, 50 & 81 LEWIS STREET, MI.
The above machines are for sale by WashburI
d Nnvell. General Agents, Cady's Falls vt
Trade supplied, 52m2
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FARMERS can hnd supply Of this article u
Il r. '. Rarnss' Drug store, stowe -
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A tSeaOinq Nachine Premium.

A .SeWinq Nachine Premiup
We will give one Of Wheeler & Wilson'S cele.
brated sewing machines-the regular price of
which is S55--on the following terms =
20 copies one year, and the sewing machine, $40
80 50
40 100
In the first of the above clubs. lady can get
20 subscribers at the regular price OF go 80 copy,
and then by sending on these sub criptions. and
So in addition, will get machine that she can
not buy anywhere at less than $50. If she gets
~ Subscribers and $40 she will only have to add
$40 to the amount while If she gets 40 subscri-
bers at the cular piIce, she will get her ma.
chine for nothing. ~
The magazine will be sent to different post
Offices If desired. The namos and money should
be forwarded as rapidly a. obtained in order
that the subscribers may begin to receive their
Magazines at once, and not become dissatisfied
with the delay When the whole amount Il re-
ceceived the Machine will he duly forwarded
The clubs may be partly composed Of subscri-
beers to the Saturday Evening Post If desired
n. TERMS.
CASH IN ADVANCE.
copy one year. 81 80 m
A." ." 90
3 90
copies year, and to ge tier up of club 1900
l :. of the Tady's Friend and the Post 90
10 The contents of the Lady's Friend and of
the Post will be always different. Address
DEACON ~ PETERSON.
No. $40 Walnut st.. Philadelphia.
uY-Specimen copies will he sent to those derir.
Gus of getting up clubs on the receipt Of 10 cts.