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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26
A Perfect Cure for Catnrrll
y Z S S \ 1SSRi|E'|
AND MODE OF TREATMENT ~
NV. A~saaS NJ DDrsf1rfi0so

IL
II prn cssmscs ahe secret AMhwsh
Of this teri le dis ase aud extei inmates II, fooe
and branch. i,Never
u removes AL she wrelcheA
symptoms Of this loathsome malady, and avsrts
consul ption.
n cleans the head. deOdov Dse0
the breath aud affords the most grateful relief
II m1evjHaes more Agony ana 81
lent suffering than tongues can tell.
II II noted 1es. curtnG.ehe nsose
hopeless cases. that every known means have
IL cures Irny. Nose nnd F.erieA.
ic Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
types.
the head can resist its prnetrati, 3 power
DP. lSOOdnDe has new spenl =
lifetime in battling with this fell disease His tri-
umph IL complete.
iDr. lseoslale's Catnrrh Remedy
IL harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of
the hand.
mr.. :. Gsoodlale u knows shrs'.
o. ght the country rs the author Of the only Jfuo
Theory Of Cstsrfh ever published. Where ~
oriIn-what its ravages-- mode VI treatment
and rapid cure in sill IT'S forms.
DR.. 6OOlla1e's asaph1el On Cos
tarrl should be read by every one. II can BE-
obtained nj our nearest Agency, or BY sending
postage stamp to our Office
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CArARRu. he name Of DR.. X. Ooodale has
become familiar throughout the country 70 the
victims Of Cstarrh. from his wcil.eAsnsd fame u
curing this terrible disease. He is the first sed
only person who ever penetrated the secret an.
bush OF this fearful maady. His remedy and
mode of treatment is the only one ever known 70
cure it-iTroy, N. y. Daily Times.
Pliny Mills, tie we'll known traveller, and
whose family Physician DR.. Goodale was for
l many years, saws -
If DR. Goodale says he can cure Catarrh he
| can cure it, He further certfes that the DR..
/ has few equals in medical skill snd no superiors
1 in successful practice.
Hay, Rose and Periodic Cstarfh,-Dr GOOD.
ale ! Catnrrh Remedy and mode oftreatment not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety
Of Catsrrh. but ii extinguishes the disease forev
er 10 ali its types and stages. Every one speaks
Will Of it.--(N. Y. Com. Advei tiser:
Price II. Send stamp for pamphlet.
NORTON CO., Sole Agents,
feb2s-dly IS Blocker st., n. Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

BALTIMORE, April 26.-Ycsterday morn
ing at 1880 p. NJ. the steamer Massachu-
sets, with load of soldiers, the greater
portion of whom were exchanged and pa
rolled prisoners. coIlided with steamer
named the Black Diamond, small barge
propeller, in the Potomac river, one mile
from Blackstone Island. which was acting
there as picket boat, and had on board a
guard Of some 90 men. The Massachusetts,
struck her on the port side, the boiler sink
ing in about three minutes. In the excite
ment attending the collision many of the
soldiers became panic stricken and beyond
control, and many were drowned. The
Massachusetts, Law near the spot till day
light, picking up abort 100 mcr, who either
jumped or were thrown overheard by the
force Of the collision on to the wreck Of the
Black Diamond. Capt. Holmes, of the Sd
Vet. r. c.. was in command of the troops.
From statement made BY him it appears
that the loss OF life, as near as can be asccr-
tasned at present. will exceed so.
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PHILADELPHIA, April Is.

PH1IADELFh1As ApIu -.
A special to the bulletin from Washington
Va" Xtiornev General speed has made . highly
,m,nrtsnt decision on the terms Of the ca.
nit,,lation Of Lee, in reply 70 letter Of the
secretary Of War Relating to these points
he decides
1N That the rebel officers who surren
,lcred TO Grant have no homes In loyal States
and have no right to come to places where
their homes were in loyal States prior TO go
ing into the rebellion.
"a. That persons in the civil service Of
the rebellion, or who have otherwise given
Il support, comfort and aid, and were resi-
dents Of rebel territory, have no right to re-
turn to Washington under that stipulation.
3D. That rebel officers certainly have no
right to be wearing their uniforms in any Of
the loyal States.
The Attorney General adds that such rebel
officers having done wrong in coming into
loyal states, are but adding insult to injury
in wearing uniforms; that they have asinucll
rieht TO bear The traitors nag through the
streets Of loyal city ~ To wear the traitors
garb, and that the stipulations Of the surrcn
der permits no such thing. and wearing o.
such uniform h IN act of hostility agains
the government.
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Mercury, Hindrancc from Business,
Exposure to Friends.

The unparalleled success which has attended
DR.. James practice in Europe, the United Staes
and New Orleans-the many reDlar kable cures he
has effected which we're 81 denounced ncurabe bv
the mos, emmett pl. vscians. just lies him in of
ering his services to the confidence Of the unior-
tunale.
The following are some of the diseases termed
"Priya ate aud which DR.. James permanently
eradicates. viz-Syphiiis, primary, secondary
teftaf, Structures Urethrai Discharges, elect,
Gonorrhea Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions
Sexual Debility, Discusses OF the Back ana Ions
lnha, alton OF the Bladder and Kidneys. Rhcu-
maiism, Ilydrocele. Verecocels, CANCERS, etc.
Diseases peculiar to Females. such rs Amenorr-
hea. Dysmenorrhagia. Melrorrhagia. Chloross,
Nervous Debility, etc, successfully treated
DR.. James long practice IN New u leans, and
the endorsement Of the Medical fraternity and
the almost entire Southern press, should COW.
vince the most skeptica that DR.. James can aud
WI perform all ihat lac PROMISES
DR. James w0, Id also call the attention espe.
| as Of those who have privately and improperly
| injured themselves. In mat secret and solitary
| habt-which ruins both body and mind. unit
ting them for both business aud society, produc-
| ing both Consiiiutsnal Debility aud linpotency.
| The following are Some of the std and melan-
co.v effects produced by early habits OF youth OF
/ So xuai excuses viz: Wea ness of the Back and
| Limbs, Pain in the Head. Dinness H Vision
| Loss OF Muscular Power. Palpitation OF the
| Heart, dyspepsia, Nervousness, Irritability,
| symptoms of Consumption, &c. Mentally The
fear iul effects on the mind TO be dread
ed = Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, De
| pres ion of Spirits Evil torebodngs, Ave sion
| TO society Self Dis,rust, Love OF Solitud' iim-
| iditv &c. are some of the evils produce
| All persons afflicted with any of the above ds-
and sympton s. should not taii to 'aii on nI
james aud be at restored to perfect heeitn.
let no false delcaev deter You, hut call at once.
and saw, Yourselves from the awful and terrible
conseauei : of these much to be dreaded mala
dies.
| WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately
| Gu ed and full vigor restored.
| Those at q distance, hy describing symptoms
-incl.sing sta Up for return .nswer-w will receive
| prompt attention by addressing 4
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!" &. ..si,7Se citlsso Of Pltasbarsh, Just ~
.,,re:5 ~ Nendville, psati0as . singular
s;rSs, mstance ID connectlCn with booeh's =
s.sination Of The PreetdeuE WnlIc stop
,,;rs a - Nclieary House., In MeadvIlle,
IN he AZ Of June ia BoOte wrots g g, I
uane Of giaa VII his eiAmcse Ean9 sne ~
lowing i1scrpaisa "Abe Hncsis c csc.o -
his Ii7e August IS, 1914, ~ tne cnec.s ~, y.
po.s1'n ,,ster in the same hand writing.
move, u Il. friends At different times oc<
o evsss ~ ..me rooms. A complete register
eup' s,s III Lens Of ali names Of occupants 81
that room since June last
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WESTERN HALL
Yours truly,
=. N. SMITH 4 CO.,
~. Randolph g..
nsr9tdeodly C0uc0w0s IT,
0o11ev,e Old Cabin BItters.

koUvOv'0 VuO O0OuUu OseeOsOe
n Introducing to tho public these B'tters, we put
- sssy upos their merits claiming shas u taken
ossssAna 70 the directions upon the bottle and no 9TH
q sasaet used. will produce cure In every instance
~ "a disease that arise from want Of proper action
s4sAs aiessalvs srssns such viatusncy, Heartburn
osss Stomach. Dyspepsia Disrrhra, Headache 0ensr-
q Dsoy. Lcss d Appetite etc.. they are sure RENE
q. 9Asss are numbers az persons Who have slrsASy
a,~aA sGlst som using the Old Cabin Bitters, and NC
osla pesdacs their ccrncatea but refrain from do
- Il. believing that all Who arc afflicted will try them
sfas bs,us the beet test Of their cency. They are
vesranAsA purely Of vegetable character - pssss
rscus ss,muiant they suvssssds all "s"ss. ~"s
- - s,~u,sasA family shssAA - w'mea' oo''s y
an CAplN usrrGRs. It's the greatest pan me-, :"
~ - siiuDsess resulting from oversatns OF ''"" !"
1lnesieo. p,,sr. r., INV o,hc,
-, hc,ues resembles . log cabin, having doors an
Os.1evs IN H. AVID upon each liable WI ne '"u"" "a
Dlfo Of our signature also ooS'rve "u. ~
II = eeasnn over the cork. Any one Iound 'm's.'nl
nse.S ar Hottie will be proceeded AgainsI anu Pu'
srSes - ~ mil extont of the law -
~ b. an druassts and stores also keps ~ al re
~.sseahas salooes throughout the country.
DEPOTe.
IN ReLLIY 90, lis Liberty street New York
0AGNnARf KeILGY, ia North eecond street
-esceScoSA ram Sr Louis, MO-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

nv Yosk. April as.-The s,..mer Ia.
iomPsa essngs Havana advices >-' -
Jhe Intelligence q IS. .s...-..
rressoent Lincoln eassed nrrS' ~-";. 10y ~
ana cest desp gloon syss - A.sssss. J
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go RTI1It RBrUo31
,-e ,Arp OF .ewEsrERS HALL

,,Asuss - srsm "Diz,e,'
~ ~ r. gsss ard shtsy'
g I lsshs sssss> esss piece
Ara puss uiss ifow away.
spAi issks q ~ old suit.
0se Vssy rsssy gray.
As11tsys ! gets snodsr'
A. I tssss die one away.
- ! ays 10 I'll der poys
vai ssss spon der street
vsss ~ Ger place 70 get asu''
~ - good, and sheaP, and nes''
n ~ siog ost NO loud dey can
~. liss,s, large and shmsli-
: "a q Rsssoasu Sssssf,
Sunn / Cos. Nsw wss'r" HAIL.
lssts . poosy little cost.
Mi a sail about youst 20 shof''
Asa fancy vest and trowis-
r. zone and BE- sphort,
o., / sink gone and and der place
vsrs +, did leave mine frow-
SHE'S maxim soup, NIT in her hand
Mar hind shin bone Of acow.
pea says to her. Katar'na,
How you like dis coat for kind'
AsA spring myself around on my heel
Nit quick front face" 3shtnd,
Ven tiuk she look, she takes dat bone
And sphiles der coat for tail,
And Ne bote shin -bonss togedder
% down them shteps BY rail.
Den takes dat little coat %.
And / hangs II on der floor.
And puts my rusty suit on.
And comes in anodcr door,
Den my Eatarine she knows me,
Aud che tells me Of des TELLER
Hi pocty suit Of clothes on
That she knock town in der cellsr.
Den kind o shmile little,
o. De wrong aide Of my face.
And I says Kstarine, my taflin',
viii you pint me out der place,
And see goes right down der shteps,
And she finds der cost ell tore
Nit der oder chin hone Of . COW
Bots hanging on der 6oor,
DEN she says. was dat you Hans.
And was you dat coat who wores
And says yea. got II
A. Sniru 4 Co.'S. New Store.
Den goes 70 Western HALF again,
And gets snoder yust 10 short;
Hopody hardly knows ne know,
I look yust like shport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Thc rebel Colonel
Jesse and 2S Of his gucrrillas were captured
near Em,nence yesterday A. NJ, by Col.
Bulkley's men. The loss on either sile WIS
small. The number of killed and wounded
is not stated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

law Cooke reports that the subscriptions
TO the Z 30 loan to-day amounted To $4,V2o,
900 The largest eastern $2OO,WW. from
BOSTON. Largest western. tilo,oW from
Chicago, and $3OO, 900 from Memphis.
CiScINNATI April %.
Gen Brisbane, superintendent of the or
ganization of colored troops in Kentucky,
has written "A letter to Governor Rramet'e,
calling attention to the disturbed condition
of labor in that State. urging him to call the
LEGISLATURE together and pass the tonstiin-
tional amendment Gen Brisbane say that
the slaves are nominaliy free masters can
no longer depend on their labor. lie points
ont the evils that must arise from the pres
cnt half slave and half free condition OF the
State. and claims that the passage OF the
amendment would quiet the minds OF the ne
grocs. and cause them to remain al nome
and till the soil, now 50 much in need Oh
their labor. More than twenty thousand.
most of them valuable slaves, have already
gone into the army from Kentucky Ken
lucky must choose either To have her slave
incubation absorbed and freed by the army.
or to save her labor to the soil by uncondi-
tional freedom to slaves at home.
The Governor replies, concurrng III the
opinion that slavery can no longer nc retain
ell III NtntuChN tiitt h'pvi "''o' - 49,
Canizcd on free basis. and says war mas OK
terminated slavery and rcvolu'ionizcd pun
lie mind in regard thereto. Slavery being
ended in the rcbellious states. the Governor
| thinks it should be ended in Kentucky. by
the most direct and speedy means, anu re
CARDS ,ha passage of the Constitutions
amendment as the most pract cal method
He thinks its adoption may save the State
from dearth Of industry and from suspen
sion in production and calls to mind the pa
triotism Of Kentuckians and says they wer,
always for Union, with or without slavery
| New York, April %
New York has amply paid her last tribute
of respect to the remains of Abraham Lin
coin. They were escorted to the Hudson
River Railroad depot by funeral procession
never cauallcd in this country or pei hap
in the world. Leading the line we've tw'
divisions Of State MALTA, including infantry
cavalry and artillery besides battalion
marincs-immcdiately following was the al
regiment, which has done guard duty sine
the arrival OF the funeral cortege in thi
city. The regiment looked magnificent,
The most remarkable feature OF the funera
procession was the immense number of Ma
sons, who were next in line, each man wear
; ing on his coat sprig of evergreen. Per
haps 10000 of the order We're in the process
sion The Irish societies followed in grea
numbers The procession closed with larg
delegations and societies from Brooklyn, an
finally several thousand negroes Ii was
hours passing given point.
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SsrnDl = ScrfoM,

SirNIt = SC.ffOIe,
HAvE OPENED A STORE. 50 l.2 Hrsl.
Ill DIV Street, East side. between hire aud
Fourth, south end Of u. u. dridges Grocery
store, and first door above Mr.. Lrter's Fioui
Store. where they intend keeping Depot foI
Vegetables Berries in their season, Lake and
River Fish, oysters, BnNef. Eggs. Poultry,
Lard. Honey, fruit. and many other articles toe
numerous to mention
Farmers and Gardeners
all do well TO call and get the cash for your
goods
Quick sdes and small profits, is our motto
Come right along and get what 10 good for your
sell and children at
SWAN 4 SEXTON,
aprledtf s2k Brady street. East side.
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PHILADELPHIA, April %.
Jay Cooke reports that the subscriptions
10 the Z 30 loan to-day amounted 10 $4,023,
500. The largest eastern $2OO!Nn. from
Boston. Largest western, *lloUW from
Chicago and $3OO, 900 from Memphis
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w. 4. ADAMS,

e~sezSN DENTISTS, CORNER BRADY AND
As& Fourth streets, over Parks Hos
Ty.f ner's Grocery store. All persons
VINO appreciate a superior style Of Dentistry
will do well TO call. Prices moderate. and ~
.ork warranted. Entrance orr4tb 81.
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Il. III. PARKS

II + O d n zee BrOk er f.
MO. 1874 SOUTH-w ST., CHICAGO
In ~ r o. Box 2009. Och advances ade
n property in store. t7-dlv
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WANTED.

A FEW FIRST RATE HOOP SKIRT FIN
IA bhors or trimmeIt wanted; alec skirt makers.
Applv TO ;. 1. & A I. MEYER, 4O1 Broadway, cor.
A NUMBER OF OPERATORS AND Bai.t-
a er9 vented on vests on " We machine. 10
good hands good wages will be paid, at los Christie
phe- a., tor floor 3St
a RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL Wants
to,s 'i!9a,iog IN prly,'s i.miy to DO eeuergi
q. uiafcs. 20 a.j Wcrt %9thu 255
A KTlllCIAL FLOWLRS-jO GIRLS Want
n "a 10 make ios'r ana ln4s, only gocd worker.
He,i srpF' cool N'ges p'Id 81 dspenarl At. Js1
A GOOD MORAL. BOY WANTED. WITH
4 rood Recommendation. 10 learn me blacksmith
ave "'', ~
a BOY WANTED-IO LEARN THE
-: house tai .-n painting 'rade Que no li,cs on
we Ner iioe Of tho CITY Apply to JOnN sHhs, No.
Jh4thain square, up 't.irs. u
a WONDERFUL RUSH For MALE AND
~ female hpp Of all n4tons ~ y. WlLrLtl's
an up starr -vant., Tor ruod suatorr in CITY sud
..oan,D. Ai'n ePgerhlrgn eaId,pels, loItes. and
uadia'cly. ihi- oH' ", can iv,ul .mcud. te1
A IlW GDOD HANDS WANTED FOR
a uns ug ornl4u0 me- aud SINGING AMI htiine tts-
= .14, .~e.st, 'r 30 nd. Ap9i, to III CHS IN
An ASSOCIATE WANTED. WITH A
- ''il" Vita. IN We, ostltItsl cd turncse TO
IL 'ielt mao The ia chance fafoly otergL AGENTS
wanted NeF th.mt'r 81, room %
AGLNI, WANTED TO SILL AkTICLES
- zen dclnfs ely. inquire at 81" Christie u. 3it
A YOUNG MAN WANTS \ SITUATION
4 hn'tcu' .r who had rc irct tnoK'cd-o Of the
.ln.'' 'n tn' oii "ountr. t,a i've good security.
H5u'a i1 ht ht'..ci fruriaily useful Addics1 Jar
a jMlER ON FIRST CLASS Girl s.
- fVtcst.rt md otto.. wnutcd t. Nil ,rfi,u.
@ o''T III '"y H'' country su'Lt competent eii.
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~ female hep Of all n4t.ons ~ i. WILrIhh's
ofcc D ichul a. Wanted, COOKE wai'oru. house
an ur rtoIrt vHnt' ior tuot situation iu ctty sud
coun ~. Aifp cuHEhirrn, gard peis, ppttets and
farming haGus. Those LACEY LANDED en-. plr ED i'm
D. dIa'eiy lhi- ol. n. ", can lv,uA. mend. I91
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WANTED.

Neutrality-suspicious. AND R,IsTrpS
W on vests, the best Of piy -ivsn 10 III bsnts,
llsr Hammond 1t. 10
WANTED-A GOOD, HONEST ROY To
Al, tend paint atore and learn the busuoss. one
Inat hss worked at the tusIt res. p eterre. AppIv
WIN reference 70 c. {. COLLIER, 9l3 Ninth a,epue
corner I4th II. "a wv
w ANIEn-A GOOD FILTER ON SHOES
s15 hudson ave Sd floor, Brook vu 40
WANTED-A COMPETENT MAN To
take clafso of a restaurant. one that 4. no,
ARA 10 work. The most unaoubtei leier",ce -.
.Yul 81 ~ 70 honcfty and sob icty. App, a. il,
broadway, from y to lOA.M.
WANTkD--A FEW GOOD VTSTM AKERS
on custom anu shop WORK Nono hut col hands
need hppy. Als0 guOd Luttouho e-uHtu : t,oot
West YIth ~, I'd floor. ~ ''
WANTED-l5 OR 90 TASSEL. NAMES
" will set high wnge, and stead, Oh .i.., = an,
Appy TO Lh" Is GkkENBAt N, IS ltve.y
w ANTEn-OPHRAIOH On WuEE. FIR
" Wilson's machtue, on ladr. lten c,iars.
eto tti TO inn erratds No.G' MIlett.
WANlED-AGENfS TO SuLbIT OR
" uers ior an estGhIrhcl fanti, vn.btus .,sp
10 hl'MuNpS' 21f WNhu'ton 4, y. Y 4
\tANTEl-A COOP OIERAIOV ON
custom ggi,or Rui shoe Etunr. Appl, IA ia.
leather stone, 80 ihirL a.e.
WANTED--AT THE UNION CORSET
mMuiactoy, 1875 Gu nnhcrl s.. ~ soo. of...,-
see ~ -''' w
w ANTtD-OPERATOR on SiNGIk's
ahd hnishfr. tor coats Good wages pad aud
stsdy vOfk, nj lGt Lows IT,, an floor. , sll .or
Ne'k' 70
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A NUMBER OF OPERATORS AND Baist-
IA oru wanted on vests on W, & W.'s machine. To
good hands god wages will be paid ct los Christie
phcr a. TOP floor. 3St
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ANrIsEyl ENTs.
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

4 FRESH MILK GOAT, IN EXCELLENT
condition, for sale. Call At Iiis ct, bet. ave A
AM lst ave, Harlem. Mrs. HICKMAN. 81
l'OR SALE CHEAP BLACK AND TAN
- uts, TO be seeu at all hours during the day at
4"l wet tth At, cor. Charles In Butcher shop. 1872
EOR SALE COUNTERS, l MARBLE
- to3 u Ice long 5 IN. Wido, black walnut.top,
AZ M ''u' itot Wide. Apply at 20 Rivinston 81
o" Wv Naf'u'ht. lsf
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EJk SALE--!s ACREs FINE IANn

tJk SALE-26 ACRES FINE LAND
H1htr gup'., che itles, &c. food house and
H'h Ne' cows and pig,, horse AID wa on ialInIn.
Gus - q o-lt, corn, potatoes AMI hay Price
3D. AlHo one - torH', house and barn 10 z
''.' " cyHv' ii'l '. acre oats, ! q ftt 60, "a
f ~ potntJet, Oivi'.I, BE-. sUn and isIIuins ,nts
,.'. -, o. one 81 o. .'"'' house, &c, snd hgrn'
90 90 " ita t@flJu ~ uuc; 50 miles in kos
Itt-t, o-ai su..l plArua itsIdes r. ZiLGI,I6, ~
CCuuCst. -
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PE>PECTABIE MEN WANTED As ROoy.
THL SurERlNTENDENT OFTHE WORK

TIL SUPERINTENDENT OF THE WORK
inR NOmen'6 Pro cct,Vo Union dcsi fos 20 appeal
70 l"nrvoi'nt employee, who ctn furnish any lirht
employment " hich they can do ~ thet own home.N
81 tli up fue lgisrio hours Of two younr ndlrs who
~ 'tH rpls 81 cuup,e ing their education ono of
'he y'uht ldlos viii require dmppm cut that does
A9t o. uiu close Application, rs She suffers from IN
affection NJ ia Cics. Nav peIrou desiIJus OF aiding
t'-t lohhi iaiies ty in nishirs thorn with employ
lnchf can ito 30 hN app ns TO H." suptrinteudrt of
IN" Noihinv Nou4,us Protective 1 nion ~ White
~, one tour tAst OF b.padeny. 39p
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EDR SALE IN BROJKLYN-A 2-STORY
- 1'' aud lots, on Ralph av, near Gate. Ne.r
~ lh' , "i 't.'e !al Dads; - minutes TO forr,
2tO4P T. P' N''' u ao,
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