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DsArH or LORD PAlMERsToN. Euro

DEATH or LORD PALMERsToN. Euro
pean steamer brings US the news OF the death
of the great English premier on the 18th OF
Octobef, from the the effects of a severe cold.
Lord Palrnerston, Visconnt, Henry John
Temple, was born in England, October goth,
1884, and had he lived two days longer,
would have attained the advanced age OF 81
He was peer of Ireland, and succeeded to
the title on the death Of his father, III 1870:
He first entered Parliament in 1907, and con-
tnued in public life, with intervals of a few
| years ONLY. until the day of his death, pc
Rod of ffiy-eight years From 1909 to 1873,
he was Secretary Of War. when he went out oil
Office with the tory party. From 1880 to
1914. he was Secretary for Foreign AHlirs,
chen he went out of Office with the wigs On
retnrn in iu 1916, he resumed the Seals
1T he foreign office, which he held until
lity4. In 1851, Lord Paln,crston. then
! Home Secretary, in the list year of his age,
! l.. came prime minister. His administration
I al in March, 1858, but in 1859, he was
ain called to thu position Of First Lord OF
/ ne Treasury and head Of the Cabinet, which
/ l. filed until death ended his distinguished
I'd remarkable career.
Lord Palmcrslon married in 1889. the
idow Of the fifth Earl Of Cowpcr, daughter
+ the first Viscount Melbourne. As he Is
githout children, and his brother died un.
married., the title become, extinct. Lord
palmerston was said to be skiliul tactiGian
and often a brilliant dchatet, but his efforts as
an orator were less distinguished for eloqnence
than for practical good sense. 1t is stated
avcn by his political opponents, that he has
held Office with more general acceptance than
any English minister since the time of The
, great Lord Chatham The views entertained
by Lord Palmerston in connection wl:t
the great civil war in our country are sufl
GENTLY indicated by the policy which wa
adopted by the British Government, of which
lie was the leading Cabinet minister
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP. The second game fof
ia. amyiuu.4ip 'oog place y. v"en the At
l,uu, ard Athletic Bose Ball clubs On lon-
d,r. at B,o,s'sr The Al4u-i" was success
- % .r ~ ic
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-09

taawher O., Commerce, ~ Necessity 'nch
shou!d be constantly dc'l IN ,IDa rItn hope
Of accomplishment, so that the volume Of cur
rency may be kept down and matters gradu-
ally prepared for sound business operations
Whilst too sudden curtaimeut Of The cur
rency would naturally create embarrassment
and loss, it is to be hoped that the reduction
will be gradual and certain, and that no en-
largcmeut Of the circulation, either of legal
tender or National bank notes, vii! be allow
ed. The Chamber of Commerce resolved to
protest emphatically against every uppca! to
be made to Congress-. at the approaching ses-
sion, for authority to increase the issue OF
y ational bank currency beyond the three
hundred millions authorized or the issuing
of single dollar more of paper money in any
form. These expressions of opinion, which
come from the accredited origin of the views
of the merchants of New York. speak authori-
.ativcly for them. The resolutions cannot be
without their effect, and it may be said that
they DO. only speak the wishes of the persons
who adopted them, but that they express the
opinions Of all classes of citizens except stock
gamblers and Spectators. who riot in the
fluctuations of the currency, and expect to
make what thousands lose.--Phtlatleiphiu
Inquirer.
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Fire and Life Insurance
Real Estate Agency.

TIE undersigned has opened IN Office in Nc
Kog New Row, Baltimore street, opposite the Post
Office, and in the of James c. Lynn Co.. s
S,ore--for the Agency of Fire and Lite Insurance,
ard the Purchase, Sale and Renting of Farm and
City Property, and will give his personal attention
to all business.
CHAS G. SIlRIyER.
Cumberland November 0, 1865.
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ES'TRAY MULE.

STRAYED away from the subscriber, living in
Cumberland, at the Wharf, West of Wills Crees,
A Grey Mule, marked G57,
recently purchased at the Government sales. A
liberal reward viii he given for the return of the
Mule to me or for any information that will lead
TO the recovery of the Mule.
JOHN YOUNG.
November 8, 1865. 2tss
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for Sale and Rsnt.
GREAT SALE "a
-- OF
VALUABLE LANDS
LYING IN ALLEGANY COUNTY, ND.
COMPRISING
GLADE LANDS,
TIMBER,
....r 9OAA;,
AND MINELAL LANES,
AND MINELAL LANES.
COMPRISING an AGGREGATE AREA
or MORE THAN FIFTY
SQUIRE NILES

THE UNDERSIGNED, as Tru1tees will offer nj
public auction, ut the Exchange, in the CITY of Bal
timorc, ON TUESDAY the 2Sth day of November
instant, the following parcels of Land all living in
Allcgnny county,. MurYland TINT is TO gay. 20 ="
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Administrator Sale Of City
Property.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of
~ an order of the Probate Court of Clarke
county, W. r., duly made at a regular term Of
said court, on the cath day Of July, A. D.
1863, shall expose for sale at public auction
on the premises, in the city of Vancouver, on
Monday. the asth day OF August. 1893,
between the hours of ten o clock a. m. and set
ting of the sun on that day, the following de-
scribcd property. to-wit: Lot No. 6 in block
No. and the building thereon, lots Nos. 3, 4,
and in block No. II, and the south half Of
lots and in block No. II, and the west
thirty feet of Of lot No. Z in block No. II, rum
ming the whole length Of said lot, and all the
fractions in front thereof, to the lowest water
mark in the Columbia river, and the buildings
on said lots; also lots Nos. B and 4 in block
No. |, with the wharf thereon, situated in said
city of Vancouver, on that portion laid off BY
Esther Short, deceased, from the land claim
of Amos N. Short, all Of which property will
be sold to the highest and best bidder for cash.
or approved credit Of not exceeding three
mopths, as the Administrator shall judge most
beneficial to the estate.
GEORGE W. HART,
Administrator of the estate
OF H. F. Stryker, deceased.
ByJ. d. POTTER,
Attorney.
Dated Vancouver, Aug. 8, 1866. 40:w3
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In the District Court ofthc I'd Judicial District
for Washington Territory, holding terms at
Vancouver.
l.. +. V. Coon, Plaintiff, rs. Louisa Coon,
Defendant.
YNO LOUISA COON, Defendant You are
hereby notified that l.. +. V. Coon has
filed complaint against you in said Court,
which will come on to be heard ut the first
term of the Court which shall commence more
than two months after the 18th day Of July, A..
d. 1865, and unless you appear and answer,
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in complaint. The object and pray
err of said complaint is to obtain a decree of
divorce, upon the ground of abandonment and
cruel treatment. u. G. STRIVE,
U. s. Rev. Stamp Pits Attorney.
/ 80 Cts, Cancelled.
Complaint filed July 18th, 1868. 3G:w4
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Notice.

Notice.
S. w. McCaw and +. R. Rodgers,
Plaintiffs and mortgages,
VIM. b. Wilton and Lucy Wilton,
Defendants and mortgagors.
In the U. S. District Court in and for Pierce
county, Sd Judicial District of Washington
Territory.
V1NO WIN. B. WILTON and Lucy Wilton, de-
PENDANTS: You are hereby notified that
We, the undersigned plaintiffs, have filed a
complaint against you in said court, which
will commence more than three months after
the I'd day OF September, A. ID. 1865, and I'M
less You appear at said term and answer, the
same will be taken as confessed and the prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is
to obtain judgment Of foreclosure of mort
gage against you, and oil persons claiming UNI
der you subsequent to the date of said mort
gage, which was given by you to plaintiffs
Jan. LIST, A. d. 1860, on a piece Of land lying
in Pierce county, south of what is known as
The Narrows, at the entrance of Puget Sound ;
said mortgage being given to secure the pay
ment of prommissory note bearing even date
with said mortgage, drawn by you in favor Of
plaintiffs for the sum of SOLO 90, with interest
at 2 per cent. per month from date till paid
and to have the said premises decrced 10 be
sold according to law, and the money arising
from such sale brought into court to pay said
sum Of $6lo 90, with interest according to the
tenor of said note and mortgage, and the costs
OF this suit also to obtain further judgment
against you, that you pay any deficiency that
may remain after the application of oil money
arising from such sale applicable to the pay
mont Of the same.
Complaint filed with the Clerk of the court
Aug. 2Sth, A. ID. 1865.
s. NcCAW,
E. r. RODGERS.
Plaintiffs.
Date Of publication, Sept. I'd. 1865. 4s:m,
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In the District Court for the I'd Judicial
District of Washington Territory, holding
terms at Vancouver.
Petition for Divorce.
Adam Stacnder, Plaintiff,
ps,
Louise Staender, Defendant.
NNO Louisa Staender, defendant: You are
hereby notified that Adam Staendcr has
filed complaint against you in said Court,
which will come on to be heard at the first
term of the Court, which shall commence more
than two months after the 9Th day of August,
A. d., 1865, and unless you appear Mt said
term and answer plaintiff the same will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint. The object and prayer Of said
complaint is to obtain decree of divorce, dis
solving the bonds of matrimony now existing
between you and plaintiff, upon the grounds
of impotency and abandonment.
Complaint filed August LIST, 1865.
LARRABEE 4 STRIVE.
IS. Rev. Stamp) Attorneys for Plt'f.
so cents cancelled
August 3, 1868.
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.liird.

TN Nina Prairie. Thur,'oa county. " 7
Aug 9th. 1905. OLEva, wife OF T.. +. BakEE
Of Peurisy. aged - year.
She died in the triumphs of the living faith
and lc.i husband and two sons. who with
many friends mourn her loss. which - her
eternal gain. She also leif an nfant son. i
days old, which is being cared for by kind
friends. Con-.
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the FARMERS GUIDE
TO-
Scientific and Practical
AGRIOuITURI.

| II
DY HENRY STEPHENS, F. r. s., Of
ID Edinburg, and the late ]. P. NoRroN,
Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Yale
Colleg, New Haven, vols Royal Octave, 1900
pages, and numerous Engravings.
This is confessedly the most complete work
OF Agriculture ever published, and in order
to give it wider circulation, the publishers
have resolvedto reduce the price to
Is for the Two Volumes.
When sent by mail (post paid) to Cali
fornia, Oregon and Washington, the price will
be 81 90, every other part of the Union, and
to Canada (post paid) Sc.
ma. This is not the old "Book ofthe Farm"
Remittances for any of the above publica'
tions should always be addressed, post paid,
to the publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT B CO.,
No. "a, Gold Street, New York.
January, 1865. Oily
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W. II. Tappan, Deft.


VINO W. II. Tappan, Defendant: You are
hereby notified that Elizabeth J. knighton
has filed complaint against you in said Court,
as Administrative aforesaid, which will come
on to be heard at the first term Of the Court,
which shall commence two months or more
more after the 9Th day of August, A. ID. 1865,
and unless you appear and answer at said
term, the Same will be taken us confessed and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and
prayer Of said complaint is to recover judy
ment against you in the sum of Sl23 lO-lOO,
with two per cent per month interest thereon,
said sum being due on an account for mcr-
chandSc sold and delivered to you by the said
II. NJ. Knighton in his lifetime.
Complaint fled August LIST. 1868.
II. q. STRIVE,
~. S. Rev. Stamp, Plaintiffs Atty.
SO Cts, Cancelled.
August 3, 1868. soma
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Petition for Divorce in the District Court, I'd
Judicial District oi Washington Territory.
Sarah Ann Brummctt, PHI.
Banner Brummett. Def.
no Banner Brummeit, Defendant: You are
hereby notified. that Sarah Ann Brum-
NETT has filed a complaint against YOU in said
Court. which will come on to be heard at the
first term Of the Court which shall commence
more than two months after the 9Th day Of
August. A II. lss5 ani unless YOU appear and
answer the plaintiff n u apply TO aid Court fos
the relief PRAYED or N aid complaint; The
o'grct and fr4yer q sai4 csnpiAin, 10 TO obtain
a c-rrse q sfvorce. clssoiviag tho rsnrriag~
-sis'iea eNisianr e~t~cea Yea and the plsintis
afso1 ~ rroun1s - Ahsnssossrrrri Aa4 n~gi-ci
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In the District Court of the "a Judicial Dis
,rict of Washington Territory, holding terms
ut Vancouver.
Elizabeth Knighton, Administrative es-
tate II. NJ. knighton, deceased, PIT, -
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Public Sale.

1OOI1C sale.
TNHE following articles will be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, by the
U. S. Marshal, on Thursday, the 2lst day OF
September, 1865, at IL o'clock M.-nameiy :
Ships Long Boat, Prs Pants,
3 Wooden Shirts, Kegs Syrup,
I Chest Tea, Box Tea,
9 Boxes Soap Leather Strap,
Sacks Salt, 2Tin Conductors,
/ Reg Nails, Box Artificial Flowers,
9 Ps Calico, Ps Flannel,
2 Prs Shoes, ! Dbl l45 ID Sugar,
l Meat Saw, Il Cleavcr,
l MeatIKnife, Shawl,
Gro Screws, 2Sctts Ladies' Hoops,
l Pr Mems Shoes, 2Cotton Shirts,
ops Calico, Ps Moeskin,
s Prs Blankets, 43 lbs Sheet Iron, Russia.
The above articles are ordered to be sold for
a violation of the revenue laws.
f. A. WILSON, Collector.
Custom House, Port Angeles, Aug. 81. 1865
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ONLY LOAN MARKET

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fieuily expected that IL superior alv4utAEe'
will make IL the
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS
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London illustrated News, With Suyplemsnss, 0lA
London Index CJea.'s Organ ei3;
London Weekly Dispatch, el3; Loadon Punch, -
The four Reviews and Blsckwood, ei3.
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As ever, your brother,
W. B. CRICmow.
Murfreesboro, May 8, 1865.
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CU11t-1, noon. Nay 25-Fiour duh; super cart
b ariJ 81 over S. Is.
Prime red whess IN far demsud a 81 IS and
hol sF are sssinE higher pr 80 10 some cases
lJts s saleable GO over 45c Uith dll uilrEet-
Bsrsy doll, puces Irregular.
Whisky agil, no sales, IS held 40 s. oi3si %.
tag demand or lncss pork 80 So 90 and iu some
ca e. holders 8-k -, unl Z she al7icea nom Aea
Y5sE. 40 change 10 tu.g meats n,r IS there any
deu5'i Smsi Sales 5l ard stlic bulser a. CT n-
cato Sl5Jc
Theriver has hlisa inches Thers il 81 feet
4 inches Of water in the channel. heaTY rains
last night, nov clearing up. Their. g..
NEW YoEK, May so.--Cotton quiet snd arm. SO
Floar dun sud SC lower ssloss %. Ex,astaas,
s62R7
II o wheat dull and uomnL Corn set ", 4
I2c bette mixed western 6s,2 q. Oats ss3c ost'
ter. 49,
Wesie-u porE dun and lower. Sc so. rev mess ioI
Is an Ca, sglGu 81; DO 81 2592l 50.
Lsrd duil, $50 g..
Whi-ky dul snd nominal, S25}2 "a for western.
Petroleum quia'; sax, for crude tsc for refined
bond. 81 for free.
st5ehs better ~ the close Of the veek. y. y. G
s9l., Reading ~. Erie s3Al Gold opened az 81 >
aufclosed az 50lS. Z 5 IS g. Registered ITO, o.
81. Coupons I09. 5-20s registered l0a coupons
az
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This vice, Which is never r.a-.r..
the proaoloa Or any ono. ..-
everlasting ruin Of tn1lsa1aa 81. fH.rH
and most talented y0uaE ue- ...
gave tongue - oloquo1ce 1- 1a. Ht .r
10 haa destroyed health. blasted tho e.......
tuition, and reduced che m aa-. n.
living skeleton. Err a-s I-Har
and fatal effects; Ia b sai-s .-s
the ruinH Of reason, The moo.
sight that car m sef mart.'
cured permanently 81 t1Ir on -.rI. e
Dr.. Coleman, 30. CD 1.s.- -...
~ add-ssE him b. letter
vile, Team.
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Thousands - -

And die every sunmss vTirh diseases c1r-
tractod by weakness aud the e-c-ts ~-
have been restored b long iIa hv Che e.s
Of ski & wills celebrated Ga Ag-.#l
Cream Alo. "AH good ph7scIEcs E..l ..--
6fy b this fart" We have rsda aVrar .'ea
preparations 70 supply She demsud - A.s
and Porter O. She trfds art Ior au... 600
in BOTTLES aud hsrreis. Also ere largest
store OF Groceries aud Suller seeds .r ..s
city. On hand 800 barreis Cincinnati ls-r.
Beer. SkIFF g. WILLS
wholesale Grocery and Sutlsr House.
No. Hicks B.lcs, Pub. Tu1.-.
spr12-Im
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Although Secretary Seward spent 81
hour IN his Office today he Is altogether
too feeble 70 resuIas his duties.
PlTTsHURo, May 2o.-The river hss coul-
menced risiug, the stage OF watsr wall BE
sent this evening.
The pier marks are blocked up b. aoais
sad bosts
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VEw OF rrtee. .eH-
"A Containing nearly 80 ra-ca. era t- ..f
Plates and knlrlav ng7r al ida fUslruF N l.r 81.
msn ,rEsns 20 slaJe Of Eesth nos d .tt-s. l...r
Treatise on Early Arr1E-s I-q DcHr-rHlr erla7-
quonces JpOu the Mind end rU ~, ...r .H
Authors Pan OF lrcsfmcrt the on.V rulsa. ...1
% cases treated. A tTlthtai ADVISER a Too rs..
red, aud those cunis mpisliuF uI1rC.le, Who "H.
tertaan dou1ts o. their physical -rud't.r. r--t
free o. postage % any adarlss 90 reaopt 81. 81.
cent? spl1npe or postal curreHcF. rF s.I.c
II. Ia ChOlN, No. 81 Maideu 4 lsae. -..HHr. ...r.
The authOr may be cons ited unon Any a. t.H
diseases upon Which hs hook troats atnlr i--s1..-
dlp or ~ ns0a, and medicines .ont 90 soy pa. ..
the world.
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MORTON, CRAIG Co.,
Commission, Receiving, & Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. q west Fourth St, ClnclnnalI, 0.

" r have formed = partnership under the above
~ came snd style, Tor Tie purpose Ct doing
General Comm issIon, EsoeIvnE, aud Forwarding
Business and beE iesve % aanOun q % our ilends
and the trade general y 70 mann iacturers AM pro
ducers thst We are prepare1 % receive and give
Cur prompt attention 70 conHgnmenl- ana % TIE
interests O. those Who may HvoT us WITH tleE 1ls-
.ncss-
We also propoas-snd have arrangements b
make % special an permanent feature q cur bu.
s-1a.-to purchase gods on oruers Tor merchants
and others dong business m the south and " est
% the Fsderal inss) which Cannot ~ - prove
source q cocvcnisuCe ard p-Cft n t1oee avai.lng
theuss YES of our seruoes. We the-et1re solicit
orders win entire contdsuos that saas.acaon VII
prompt attention Evea also 70 reosiving and f1T-
Farl.1g goods
ise-ut1g it un0soesszry 70 use TIE ns-nes o.
1rrrr.uHu 1ands il elmozte every city % TIE Uuic1
5ea refer s1th pride nnd coat teuce 20 oar late on
eisl positions, and 70 those who have kn0El us
.11gs-t and best. in our uatiTe sexton. ioT TIE
-.rousu.ue-s and hdflltT sit1 Uhlch We msy us IL
le--ei t1 discharge our duty 70 at sh1 msy ~
tr1st rher business AID In'cTsszts q our care.
We rcapecculiy invite b ] eGn=ssean-, and fre1cs
tom -thar aecnus of tae couutry vsrng lais city
f1- their cu1reuenee, 70 have tnelr -tters sirt'se
r1 our care sni 10 make our ufaoe -1sir nsadqlsE-
tsrs IurlE their st1y in TIE CITY
ofl1rrs zgd solder hsTlrg fraGa Perm q 20
Terasssse can b. faci.ftzted IL tEeir business g.
ra1Esueuts b ealing ~ or once.
JAMES MORTON,
JOIN y craig
rns-Es-su, JAMEs q MORTON.
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intelligence Once.

A Il rarsons wat "a Mechaucr, Cierrs. 8 a.
"a s-rvan. q Wosd -csaqrsra. G.. 3 mrn ~ sFo-
roen-ailIae ~ col1rsd goull d sei - cal ~ uur
oE'e, 10. % hoTLa chsrTy street., and EsGlstef
thHir Warta.
Psrsors desiring EtaEtcas vi 70 tte sans. Sc
siEn e hs dotT. Q. AApCQ1 q CO.
nsyls-lms denerAt AEtE q.
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We respectfully a1nourea l8 Al. cav
frienda and patrons that va hl-. --.sa..
eur Ice Cream SALOON tor ler a.a-
hope n resolve she same patronage t..
bas been 90 literally bestowed Ora . .-
season. We hsvs alwnys on bend
tionlry Of OH kinds. aud COO s1a- r..
Cream made 70 order i1r rertea.
caUT-a
aprIs-Gels q Esrls .asr-. $50.
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The notice end r.cr1ls ct r.G
kin 4 CO., striczier. Etsr Coz. -.#
Adams 4 Co. sill b. .auua a. So lE .H
College street, near tne Square. -.H-s
persons indicted n any " tl.ar G-r. Will
p ease mako Immediate payment . .r.
busiusss must be closed l5.
In NY absence, Lr y. q. -l-rHr fl. ....
y authorized b sttant 20 ne rrr.r..
A. g. ADAMS, 81 College E....
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
4. !. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 broadway, New York.

D suaond Pins, Brooches snd Far Drops, Ladies'
SETS. Brooch and Ear Drops. Goid and Coral jet
and Gold, FloTentine Mosaic Jet Laws, ana cameo
Uhaina Plan and Chased Gold Rings, Gold Thin
bles. Locke;s Nea Style Belt Buckles, 9oid Pens
ADD Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens WIN
Gold snd Silver Extension Hold-rs, siad lee ~ .
sortTnent Of Flne JeWelry Of every description, Of
De heat make and latest Style, valued a.
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uTANTED-S5 600 FOR YOUR
w sELF. send 90 cents for circElsrs snd no
formation how 90 make IRON Slo.OOO
$4,000 per yesr 10 50 easy ols.ness-
Let COX your fesrs make Foa hnser,
But nov aitcnd unto this CAL,
And 10 poverty become stranger,
for wealth IS within the reach Of AZ.
pR. PHILIP BOWEN, ?. Q. Hdz 81
msYs-ess Niles, 6srrsz c0entI, MA
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ChOies Flour, BuHef, P1.alrs.. r-.5r.
Green Corn, ard every vr-.atr 1. -r-r
Fruits, and Foreign and Dlaerf.- G-----. -
offered nt low prices as I..t.l'- 30. 81 ....
lsge street.
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