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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07
CHINA AND PARIAN VASES.

Match, hoJcs, variety boxes. &C. writing desks fancy
boxes, checker and ckcsmmon hoird- in ui-li and
and ickgammon men. dice and hoEcS pewter ia ard
coffee China do, toy cl2ck- and looking i--, al
sizes, pocket mirrors fine gold hand nina nd coffee.
sets iron kettles skillc rds Hiv-titc with fur
nurc complete rocking, pirlOr and common chair
dc. wheel tlTrCwst hlcf. fruit basket. wa-hIu- .Tui-
trc, bureaus, socrtiri"-. hammer. &r.. &c -tu.T-l
chair so:a &c, cXPrcss 'L-oE-. dump cart. Gals. AM
mails, lions. horse, cows, ,'p1@rs *, h,, 5l-y
wagons horsc> in hoop, toy gIn c1 Er- and i-T. p
rcaul &c, il black waa..t and other l. \ !; {
blocks, tin ;rumpcts al SORT harmonious. cat variety
jew : urpS tea bells hronlr -;ur,s Portfolio. III iur
morocco nu-liu &C.. various stycs AID iui-h. pocket
books and wallets i'll Turkey. m'rocc", calf and IL cp.
Transparent states, ruIr ball. Musical tlphI't Iri
ed and plain plrloT and hcIyy tall, -i'- I'm. !
bc-. Ibas in heather and ELK. limit isL Lid T. AID
bathing babies, all size wstchc~ from ny
ward ladies long chains. Hack md hjtr il. ir,ry H.
{. dish patent spoon and tw.-zr- tInin- urA-.
key rius, hest lt ian violin ring. md dl,-s yi.i-
! ETY. of other articles too numerous 1T 4 tail
Also lirg and varied t--u-fig,n. Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07

DoGs.-AS an evidence that our state
Is not only increasing in wealth but COM
NOR sense, the grand list for 1865 shows
a decrease of 3lS in the number Of dogs.
We hope the decrease will 90 on in an in
creased ratio, till every dog in the state
shall have had his day
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07
Egyptian Lotus, Night Blooming Cereus,
Sweet Op0pOnaX,

Ard Woodworth's, Edrehr, Wilson's, Rarne-'- Madame
Duponts and French extracts for the handkerchief, in
great variety Of size, price and kind Hair oils ,1d=
hair dye honey, sand. pumcc, silver glyccrinc. palm
Gil dental, old brown Windsor, West End and -l4yu:
soaps, and wash balls from Cclte, Davis Hail. Botcn
Indexicll Company, and other manufacturers. listed
forks, knives spoons, &C. from the uanufiro Ioa-
ers Brother. Plated castOrs cups, call bcs. napkin
rings, &C. Lather, TOOTH hs and nail brushes. combs.
rubber and horn Kidding fine, Round, &C. ali price,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07
WHAT IT CosTs.-1'hc fuel for the

WHAT IT Cosr-.-The fuel for the
presidents house last year cost 81, 200 :;
painting, $4,000 repairing conservatory
$1,000 ; refurnishing house, $40, 900;
ga, for the white house and capitol (both)
SoS.O90 -, \ contemporary hopes the
light was in proportion. . Isn't that rath-
er s;,ep for light, though, in this enlight-
ened age!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07

WORKINGMENs' MISTAKE. Il is too
common for men in the country, especial
" when out of work, to 90 to some large
city for employment. They couldn't do
worse The evil is 50 great that MIR. Hal
lidav. of the Five Points House of Indus
try. New York, has published card in
which he SAYS, "Let me say - as Il friend
OF and worker among the poor - to those
who are unemployed anywhere, do not
cone to .Ne,r York! There are thousands
of men and women here out of employ.
ment, many of them in suffering condi
ton. There are scarcely any branches o
work that have not an over>tock of work
men. and hundreds of men could be hiret
here for little more than their board. lie
unemployed men 90 anywhere III the coun
try and work for their board. rather thar
come to New York. Editors everywhere
would be doing a real kindness to state tn
fact that this city is no place to look 70
work"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07
ESPECIALLY FOR LADIES Use.
JET. CORAL, JET AND PEARL,

Box and glass, mosaic lava, jet and jt md peal
pins ornaments and SETS with other varieties #
iewery too numerous 10 mention. SpectIces 70 fit al
eyes in every variety of bow, from ~ upward eve
prese'vers and Lenses ready to MT old bows of all kinds
coin sive fruit knives nspkn rnas &C. large stock of
very heavy coin silver thimhlrs plain and raycd fine
pocket cutlery in ivory, shell, pearl bone ard buffalo
different kinds embroidery button hole CENT aud Amer
lean scissors and shears, Badgers Elite No scissors
nice Thin. eycrv pair LvaEranteh.
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Alvin +. Conner, E.,,,e.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the honorable
probate cO for the district O EaledDaCOmmisS
TO receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands of
al sons against The estate oil Alv l. Conner late of
Aee!o H. in said district deceased represented iusOI
vent and the term ot mos from the 9th day G Nov
d. 1866 being allowed by SAID court 10 the creditors
said deceased TO exhibit and prove their respective claims
before Us Give not &c that will To the duties
of our appointment the dwelling house Widow Flea
nor Conner IN WheeiO K, in said district the 9Th DAYS
OF bruary and May next, at O'Clock P NJ, each of
said DAYS -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07

DAMAGED FIREWORKS. - The failure
of the meteoric display has been subject
for much merrment in the newspapers.
The Local OF the Charleston Is. c. News
says, there were twenty-five good and sub
stantial reasons why he saw no unusual
display on the nights in question. The
first reason was, that there was mt any
the second, that he was asleep, - and he
deems it unnecessary to give the other
twenty-three.
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Wanted,

good coa.-inakers, good pant and vest makers. =
such The highest prices will be paid by
WO0LSON y CHURCH.
LittletOD, y. H., Now q. 1,66. S!-s4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07

Several cf the most wealthy capitalists
Of Paris are prepared TO invest their mon
ev in an ocean cable between France and
the United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07
Browns Bronchial TrOches

Having direct influence to the parts give immediate re
lief. For BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, oATAKEH C"SsUNI1INE
AND THROAT DISEASES, Troches are used with always
GOOD success SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Trochcs rsef in clearing the voice when taken
before singing speaking, and relieving the throat after
IN unusual cxertion of the vocal oranr. The Troches
recommended and prescribed by physicians and have
had Testimonials from eminent men throughout the
try "eing article of true merit, and having proved
their efficacy hy test of many years, each year finds
them localities in various pars of the world and
the roches universally pronounced better than any
other articles.
htain ouIv BROWNS BRONCHIAL. TROCHES."
and do take any the worthless limitations that may
be offered SOLD EvFRywTFRE. tmavS G.
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y OF &c E,

We the undersigned have foTmeda copar ner=hip I'M
der he name and style Of Woo-on Church. the par
pore Of carving he tIIoring business also, for the
sale Of cl tbs clothing, nts funi hing goods, ha
caps, &c, &c. +. :. WOOLSON.
4. j. CII-ECf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07
o Ill. SiIYer'S E>1ate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In probate court holden at LII
Essex District. nPnburg IN and Tor said dis
trict. the 4th day OF December A. d 1876.
n. Silver, administrator Oh the estate % O II Silver.
late o Bloomfield in said district, deceased makes ap
pcann said court to extend the time heretoore al
lowed him the debts due from said estate and
render his administration account until some futu re
day:
WhercUpOn, II is ordered by said court that said appi-
cation be heard AT the probate Office in Luncnhrg.
the 18th day Of December lo6 aud ii i further ordered,
that office be given To- all persons concerned hv the pub
ication Oi this order In the CALIFORNIAN, printed at ST
Jonbrv three weeks successfully before said hearing
BY the Court-At.eS. JONAH BROOKS Judge
true copy Of reCord-Attest, JONAH BROOKS. Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07
Congress-.

MONDAY. Dec. 3.-The credentials of
the new Senators, (among them Poland
and Edmunds.) were presented, and the
Senators took the oath of office and their
seats. Mr.. Sumner attempted to call up
Senate bill No. l. on suffrage in the dis
trict of Columbia, but it was decided that
no bill of the last session could be consid-
cred until after the sixth day of the pre-
sent session.
In the House, Mr. Elliot of Mass in
troduced Il bill TO repeal sec. Is of the act
OF July II, 1862, which authorizes tire
President TO grant pardon and amnesty to
rebels; and, on a suspension of the rules,
the bill was Immediately passed-ayes III
nays 20. A bill was introduced requiring
the secretary OF the treasury TO sell two
millions in gold every Monday; another
assigning the 18th of March next for the
meeting of the 10th Congress another to
equaize bOunties; and another (by Thad.
Stevens) to regulate removals from office.
Resolution calling for information as to
the arrest of John ii. Suratt, one of the
consplrators against the late President,
and another to inquiry into the mode Of
procedure in cases of impeachment, were
adopted The Presidents message was
then read.
Dec. 4.-lhe caucus of the Republican
senators this morning took no action, but
it is understood that tomorrow the COM
mittecs will be reconstructed as TO deposc
MessrS DooIittlc. Cuwan and Dixon from
their respective chairmanshps The posi-
ton of chairman gives the ) nator the
use of Il committee room and the services
of clerk as his private secretary.
Senator Sumner gave notice to-day that
he will introduce tomorrow series of six
resolutions declaring the true principles OF
reconstruction, the jurisdiction OF Congress
over the whole subject, the ilIegality OF
existing Governments III the rebel States.
and the exclusion OF such states with such
illegal Governments from representation
in Congress and from voting OH Constitu.
tional amendments.
The Senate refused this morning tC
make Il call on Mr.. Seward fer the cor.
respondence Oh the French troops in MeXi
co, showing determination TO carefully
consider our relations with Napoleon be,
fore taking any action.
Senator Morrill, has agreed to call up the
bill for equal suffrage in the district mex
week. There Is very little doubt of ii;
passage and of the Presidents vetong il
wien passed, and OF its ultimate paSsag,
over his veto.
ESCArED FROM PEISoN.-Mark Shin
born. the Wal pole bank robher, c>capeC
from the prison, at five o'clock this even
ing, when the prisoners We're marching IL
to be locked up for the night. He brok,
the lines, passed through the wooden gat,
from which a board had been bored near
" oft, and jumped into a carriage which
was in waiting for him on Washington
street. driven by 4 person III woman
clothing, and WAS covered up and driver
rapidly awav-Concord (N. ~ Monitor
Dee. 3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07

tant points which the public will expect
to see cleared up on the trial of John H.
Surratt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-07
y o T l c +

n Otto +,
III, existence Of tn nix Of Cd, doia chartered hy
Ire Iegisla ur f the We mon nd e. ! a;
Danvillc in sd terminated a.. ,grh t. the
laws of said G. th 18th DAY If June, i>;: aud
tee il Il Tclpv given bank vi REDEEM ia
anding bills for TIL o Yea from Dec. : i>,G.
The flowing I of he lc sarur. i publ .h,i 10y d.
reCtion f slid nix. r. ord, of tn u rcctors
! OI;RA CROSBY, rrcs'.. :. Il. AATTuCkS, Cashier.
, ID nvilIc, VI, Dec. i, i>G;
An relating TO the = demption of hank notes.
II il he eM enacted, &C.
Sec. l. Aftc- he cxpir tioa of tn chl. any hank
cha tered by this STATE. ftcr rminaon Il the
existence of any such nix, aTccIby I the Inv of tai
It Il. -uch bank notice h. pubi- ID in Il,
the weekly sIap r. Of tn county VIII such hank Is
located for ul wear. srtt ne forth thu aid ia
will rCde IN II out tandn, IL he day OF the ri alton
If tn date of the Of If :cEcc
and COPS of this a And upon due pubra ion 81 G,
notice, neither such bank it, tlicc shall Ia La L.
any action for the cmpt If any of it on stand
ing bills, unlc- the sI have been uy Pran ID,
payment thereof demanded with the year fore.
| at the ba King house of aid bank.
Sec :. AT cr the cxpirat the chart fife TIE
termination Of the cx tc of any such bank ato
said, such bank shall hc icct the oIeratiOn
or liable Ia the provisions Of the sixty bird section Of
| chap er eighty-nI If tn gene al staff.
! Sec. 2. This shall tax eff t IT. passage.
/ Approve Nov. | ., lS6G. tdecl ..
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DO0K AGENTS WANTED

New ready for delivery, great national ,,o,l
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and highly commended by the most c,l,4--,s - -
and sciriiltie iacn IN the country, includin a.,
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family or Young nIsl- Ne have sold boil. "a.
any one subscription publisher vet NOR, .iis. .'-
taken ioT tins work per sscuts seat out. rlsr -
NC ever sold In addition 10 the largest co,l,, t
pay islEhts leaving nothing tut personal ,.,,.r.
a bonus 70 accnts 81 nity dollars fer eytrz as
start who sells one hundred copies Fxlsr5, '-'s
successful agents wanted Others need an nm an
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afw advertisements.
4 GENTS WANTED

F,H The ko>' I'g"lla, a,ai q = sling .>,.i..o,,,.
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We are the most extensive pallishers IN o..
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New and hri"till designs iu-t cy'l. Various rirh
patterns Of coffin plates nty hand and engraved
10 order.
.r-Dii1irult Job. of watch rcpii-ia: lul Z, gavin,
done with cs-. and warranted give -a-i-iact.,
Especial attention paid i, lin and d idi--i. :ug
watches. coin jew cir. q; AL kind mad 'rd,r.
Thanking he public for pat flvor. shall Il" hfyrv :,
hav" YOU crii and my good !! y,U d" with
Il laIV.
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4r.r N,ve0.ber leGG tie rates u Adeertisng in The
C4LEDOSIAN ,riH BE- as fol O.cs:
one square Q2 lines Cr space one peek. ...... $lGO
Each continuance, ......,................23
Ear sguare &c lines> lcssk 800. ............73
Each continuance, ...................la
On. Syrare per ytar (changeabe quarterly. 60
lp9e,s Cards per year teach nc .............l.Oo
Ljyyatu$ E<t,oys, No'ieCS 10 Legislature, etc $50
IL Iql Nojces, per Agate line, |.
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D,s,t, inserted. No7,scial> PIT IN reading matter.
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AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
AT \. ). LAUGIiLN'S,

@rM Dealer in watches, clocks j-wel,y.
HHESN&o coin sye. waIe cutlery. :Oys, fancy
kzzznlZAS goods fine stationery, &c. Sc.
Is constantly receiving additions to bis present
large assortment embracing such varieties as clocks eight
day and thirty hour, with without strike and alarm
OCTAGON, Drop IND MARINE LETTERS,
In rosewood, mahogany, zebra wood and other cases
CYLINDER, DTPLEX AND LEVER WATCHES.
In hunting and open cses engine turned, Pain enav-
ed and ensmeed from American and European makers,
heavy coin and plated chains various patterns. Nahe
Todd Coz fine II carat gold pens. al sizes from No. /,
beautiful. fine, soft pen for ladies 10 10 : the arg-
est size made Every pen perfectly smooth any way il
be held, and warranted for year. VI, I. L Cos
patent pen and pencil case all SIZE rubber, reversible
ebony, gold and silver mounted holders md leather boxes
for desk pen rubber IS geld mounted pencil and
pen and ivory and French hOlders,
ESPECIALLY FOR LADIES Use.
Gold rings from II TO II carat. solid, engine turned
ensmeed pearl, turquoise, coral. garnet, chased, &C.
&C. ivory pear gold and silver sleeve buttons all sizes
aud patterns cameo, painted cndmellcd,
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DIARIES I"DIS 1867,
DECALCOMaNIE PAINTING TAUGHT FREE.

Blank hooks and peck mcnorlud mas. all -or- md ~ g
circular hlotcr- with cud-s Cti,rt r 4 r.-, rfil-
thermometers. especially fOT dairy U-,
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~, 900 Is offered for his arrest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30
Foreign Relations.

WASnNorpH. April 28.-The President
has officially proclaimed the convention be.
tween the Empire of japan and the Govern.
menis Of the United States, Great Britain,
France and Holland, providing for the pay
ment to those Governments of the sum Of
three millions Of dollars FOX indemnities and
expenses. This convention was made in
view of the hostile acts Of Aori Diasen,
Prince of Nagato and Smoo, which we're
assuming such formidable proportions as TO-
make It difficult for the Tycoon faithfully
above named having been obliged to s0nd
their combined forces to the Straits Of 81
monogki, in order to destroy the batteries
erected hy that Dismo for the destruction
Of foreign vessels and the stoppage of trade,
and the Government of the Tycoon, on
whom devolved the duty Of chastising this
rebelliOus' Prince, being held responsible
for any, damage resulting to the interests
Of the treaty powers as we'll as the ex
penscs occasioned by the expedition. The
Governments Of the United 6tates Great
Britain, Fraace and Holland declare in this
convention that inasmuch as the receipt az
mopey. bas meyer been the object of the said
powers, but the establishment Of better re-
lations with Japan and desire TO place those
an Asmose satisfactory and mutually ad-
vantageous footing, is still the leading object
in vieH Therefore. il his majesty the ry-
coon whheS totciIer. in Meu Of the raymepa
Of the sum claimed, and as material COM
penSation for the loss Of injuries sustained,
the opening Of Simonski or other port In
the InlAnds6ea it shall be at the option of
said Govcrnmsnts 70 accept The same or in.
sist on the payment Of the indemnity in
money under the conditions above stipu
lated. go
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LATEST news
ny TELEGR.lPR.
No Telegraph report this afternoon. The
steamboats have broken down the wires
The high water 10 damaging things gen.
orally.
From New York.
ny TELEG RslPH.

From New York.
Nsw YosK, April 30.
The steamer Allemania from Southamp-
ton arrived here on the morning Of the 18Th.
The Moroyia from Portland arrived on
the 18th. y
The German question IL considered Ger.
ious. e
Tho Worlds special says, . number Of
the reconstruction com1,ittee called upon
the President yesterday afternoon, and pre-
sented him with copy Of the plan which
they had adopted, and asked him What he
thought Of it. He said re would let them
know alter he had carefully examined il.
He said he thought there was considerable
backing down from I'll their former pfopo-
sitions.
The Herald says, the plan i angenerous-
" continued. It Is considerably milder
than anything heretofore sesah9line from
the committee and nearer the policy and
views Of President j6hueon. 1t NAV be
Unnecessary in some things. superfiucus
IN Athets. end uNtair f. its continued ex>
clusion Of the Southern States, after hav :
ing on their part fulfilled the conditions Of
the Administration. BIT 70 have now only
TO await the issue before the two Houses.
The Tribune's special say: After four,
months Of the most searching investigation
NJ disoaasionste discussion among The
members Of the Committee, it is believed
that the plan will meet the entire eane>
ton Of all shades Of opinion and senti,6ents.
1boo ar no -naB among he tUnisn merA
bers Of either House have expressed sny
dissent from this plan. TIE friends Of the
Pres;dent gave assurance to night that If
| Ccaaeses csssise ese the sshs1e -; seod
faith i win receive hie approval and 60
operation. Neither Of bis organs here, il
i stated. YIN commit themselves upon The
ptopu1iiSR to morrow. Thad. S,Svena
\ sjcws7 his zintention 70 eequiesee in the
MEASURE: tie Lisuteuaut Geaseal sxpsessss
BE approval, and no measure Of Consress
fhss eka,lea9sd ssch universal asssst ID n
,ouarters- Is e nj anticipated that sny Ne
tcr;sl ameudmsnls viii be carried, and ~
0tates Will b invoked 70 coavsoe their
I.eeialatures 30 a. 70 seeurS it, adoption
81 ~ LOYAL Btatss, thus stimulating en-
essesee Asaisn By ~ 6aaess hAsly = T.
oOUos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30
F~vseen News.

New YORK. April 29.-The steamer Her.
man from Hamburg. via Southampton, the
18th inst, arrived at quarantine ct II o'clock
last night. All well, but che has to fumt
I'M stowtssk sway o. the Nv Atlantic
mences in July. 81
The inns SAYS the more the franchise bin
Is discussrd even by it, best friends, the
more il loses OF that body end s0lidlty and
coriskseency Il might q mn have credit for.
The 1a&t1s city article hye: Confidence
u completely destroyed. III only chance
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

vr|Hr VEGETABLE PULMONARY bALSAA
il The most highly approved med'c!oe ever
.-asersA Il hss stood tLs best u oil tests.
Tine having had an unprecedented sale Of
searIy forty years !. n.m. s;:,.ss V T..
pr.. ~ t;,., Trsde. in Isca by all who know ~
So, =. .,c .tes. which crn be given 70 s'"css
fs.e.."r: vii ehssrfslly ..sssa .ss "c .s -.
=. :s!.. :: =, s. cSs:s. ss''i co.:
~, !" Ia, ~. ~rcu;ue. which j. prepared osIy
~ HID. CuTLEK i Co. waoIesAe Ivy.
xisss. Hoston. Sold in Davenport q oes..''
generally. ye"o. ----
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

From the Chicago Republican.
Legitimate Enfcrmr1ne.

young servant girl who drew the large prize In an
ed Of going into good society was married to rich
merchant In New York last week. She laughiney in
sisted on being better fnancer than A-tor, as she
had made fortune 10 day from dollar, the
price Of her ticket. In countries where such under
takings are under Government direction looked upon
Ms legitimate life fire insurance where . small
venture from many insnres q great good to severn,
there lie no dstrsf felt IN such schemes and rich .nd
poor alike share the risk.
For he people of Chicago there IL a snilar chance
Of laying the foundation Of p nicely fDrtu ,e in o.
Bliep Gift Concert, which Is ees1lactsd ~ A man
web known with unbemished credit. = ne drawing
WIN take place where all may satisfy the .lyes 81 ia
impartiaity and own citlxe,s hAn lie the tck
Judging from the crowd around the dsk Of the Treas
the chances going on with great rsyiditv 40
there will be delay IL. drawing The cyentfui day
IL close Ut hand. anras.diW
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snberrber Money sent y draN, Pest q
eent at our risk.
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p q. l,ox 49, 1919 South Clark t., Chicago, III.
liberal donation will he rendered II every drawing
n ~, ents of the Soldier Relief Fund.- for the ben
sHt of disabled soldiers and their families.
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