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SUBSCRIBED SUBSCRIBE,

Persons wishing to subscribe for the RE-
PUBLICAN and have it left at their resi-
dences by carriers, can do SO by leaving their
names with Mr.. CHARLES D. WELLEs, at
Wizards Hotel news depot.
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IwASrrcIDE.-This msrning about nine
o'clock, while ofncer Grant, Of the Fourth ward /,
was passing down Fourth street, near the corner
Of 3, he noticed q crowd Of persons standing over
the sever-drOp on the northeast corner Of Fourth.
Upon going to the place, the officer found In the
drop the body Of newly -born white female In
FAINT, wrapped In n newspaper. The Officer took
the body to the station house, and Coroner
woodward was summoned 10 hold an lnquest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

The SUNDAY SCHOOL OF THE ST.. PAUJ's
Lutheran Church, corner Of aud Eleventh
street, will hold its monthly concert TO- NOR
ROW EVENING. These are always occasions
OF much interest Hon. Tbomos W. Ferry will
address the school,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Seen. Coolbrough, who
has been engaged In various building opera
tions in different parts Of the country, wa,
arrested here to-day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

INTERNAL REVEEUE REcErPTs for the
week ending to-day are as follows: Monday,
S2'OOS'27l.5Si Tuesday, $l,94l, 62Lsli
Wednesday, 81, 900, s2S.72i Thursday, $780,
O22'S7i Friday, 81, 4ss, 27s.lit to-day, 81
So7 1885, total, So, 800, 59o,ss,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

Nor sESrEsCED.--This morning. l.. G.
Baker, with his counsel, Mr.. T. p. Stanton, APP
poared at the courthouse, but the court not be
Ing 10 session %. day, no was not sentenced.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

RoBBERY.-0n Thursday night the resi-
deuce Of Mrs. Mcmahon, on Eighth street, be-
tween @ and y, was entared by burglars and q
quantity Of clothing carried of
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CRcuIr Counr JunY.-on Thursday, R J..

CIRCUIr CoURr JUEY.-0n Thursday, r j.
Me'gs, esq, clerk Of the Circuit Court Mr.. Doug
las, Register Of the city Mr.. Laird, clerk Of the
Georgetown Corporation aud Mr., C.llGn, clerk
Of the Levy Court, drew the following named
persons to serve on TIE circuit court Jury for the
term commencing on the first Tuesday OF Febru-
airy: Frederick Bates, Fourth ward; Perry Q.
Brown, Fourth ward Henry G. Mitchell, seventh
ward John y. Blllsnger, Seventh ward John p.
Murphy, Seventh ward p. H. Hauptmap, FIRST
ward WIN. Koefe, First ward; James Curtain,
Sixth ward; WIN. o. Holt, Sixth ward Richard
Sheckelford, Seventh ward John y. Bridget,
Fourth ward; Henry Birch, First ward Nicholas
Acker, Fourth ward; W. @. Harper, Fifth ward !;
Perry Sherwood, county; George KlotI, Fourth
ward Philip otterbaek, Sixth ward; Henry
Walker, Fiith ward W. 3. Chandler, Second
ward; Henry Wingate, GEORGETOWN James
ward James W. Barker, Second ward William
Goods, Third ward George Q. Henning, Seventh
ward and b. y. swRrt, county, r.. ~.
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WATER REaIsrRAR's OFFICE, I

JAnunTy 5IBt, 1876, J
The pressure Of business on this office has rem
dered It necessary to extend the time for the re-
eeipLof Water Rents to the LIST Of March; after
which date the water will be shut of tpfthout any
further notice, from all houses the water rent OF
which shall mot be paid up to January LIST, 1867.
Of RANDOLPH C0YLE,
febl .thsakm Water Registrar.
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DIED.

On Friday evening the "a lust. CHARLES IVES
only child Of Dr.. @. NJ and Hattie A. Ford, sGss
q months.
Funeral tomorrow, (sunday,) at ~ pm.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

The INJUNCTION CASE will DO heard before
Chief Justice Cartier, in chambers. on Tuesday
evening next, At 8 o'clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

ORPHANS Gounr--Jladgs Pnrccl-To-day
the will Of Harriet Butler was fully proven and
admitted TO probate. 80. 80
Letters Of Naturalization were issued to Eu-
phemia B. Riley. -.
Letters OF administratiou on the estate Of David
Atkins were issued 10 George aud Matilda Atkins.
Helen Batson was appointed guardian TO the
orphans OF VIM. Crawford. . ...r"
Letters OF administration on the estate Of John
AcGuire were issued TO Patrick white.
The Inventory Of the personal estate Of Eliza
Reeves was filed by the executor.
Also the Inventory Of the goods aud chattels Of
Henry Lehne .''
Letters Of administration on the estate Of WIN,
Long were issned 70 Catherine Long.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

TEACHERS OF CoLoRED SCHOOLS. - The
regular monthly meeting Of the Teachers Of Col.
ored Schools In this District was held yesterday
al the Free Library Building, in judiciary square.
Rev. John Kimball, the Superintendent, In the
chair, aud A. 4. Newton, Secretary. .
The following named persons wore appointed
as q committee to investigate and Ok upon tho
text books for the schools: Messrs. J. n. Zeilie,
J, y Cook, and W. s Tilden; and Misses Lucy
A. FlAgg, Il. N. Mason, Julia A, Lord, Julia b.
Ford Emma v. Brown, and Charlotte 8. Olough.
A lengthy discussion took place In regard 10
punetualty, regularity how to prevent idieness
In the school room. and the methods OF teaching.
The death Of Miss Abbis \, Hall, Of SPRING
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ArThe First Lecture Under the Aus
pices Of the Soldiers and Sailors National Union
League will be delivered by the Hon. JOHN W.
F0RNEY, at the Methodist Protestant Church.
Ninth street, between Z and y streets, on TUES
DAY EVENING, February Q, 1855. Subject
"What We 0we.to the Soldier The proceeds
to be applied to the relief Of disabled Soldiers
and Sailors Tickets, 80 cents; to be had at the
Bookstores, Hotels and al the Door. febS-3t
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EoR sALE.--A. FINE RIvE-HoRsE
Il POWER ENGINE, with Nine Horse Boiler,
Cheap, at THAYRR's BAKERY, Corner Four
and half and L streets, Island, fsS'lwA
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WI ANTED -A SITUATION BY A
w PRACTICAL ENGINEER. Best City
Reference At -Four and. A-half and Lstreets.
fs3-lwH
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60 Sptritualism. - Thomas Gales
FoRsrER, the highly gifted aud eloquent TRAsoB
sPBAKBn, will lecture in UNION LEAGUE HALL,
on SUNDAY, February 4, at II q. IN. and ~
p. m. Misunderstanding, free; evening, 10
cents. Meetings for social and friendly inter-
course at 10 o. m. and 6H p. IN. It's
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So Calvary baptist Church meets
every Sabbath in the Church, corner Of Eighth
and II streets. Service every Sunday at II a.
m. and evening. Seats free. Rev. T. r. How
lett, pastor. deS0-u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 Rev. DIR. Briggs, of Salem, Msssa.
chusetts, will ofioiate In the Unitarian Church
corner Of Tenth and D streets, TO MORROW
SUNDAY at IL o'clock, q. m. and ~ p. m.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
Mectins sf the New York De'eaatIor.

Nerting of the New York Delegation.
meeting ~ th- Nev York delegation held thls
nornne al ten O'Clock In ne large rooms of tho rnlon
rssru@ House tn. President q the aslefanon Gsns-
ral Hiram wslbridgo, presided
ne ani spsatW 80
W. a. susLuGn ~ Ssv roHK.
VI, srer grc Introductory ramArtg .alsi-yos knew
ws bays three oorpcfhead journals % New yors, pepu
ariy called she VOID the nssh sni The es,mn in
ne eolsuns d We 1eyh hs oenvsnaen 3 called
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

The delegation then adjourned 10 meet the Southern
convention in front Of the Union League Hoate a. esht
O'Clock this evening
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

NsE0rtf DENotrR orofei a resolution dc-.rng tle'
~ reorganization Plan of Congress wW defective
much - 4 docs not provide the only TRIO tud propsr
remedy Tor The rrorxs or ne sOutt aDvctai neSro
srTfage and rrgnT t0rgfcs Al w uent session y Dc.
clare againr eny reeonafoctiou uuti negro ouny =
SECURED
TAs rsselnton fsoalI Iea lnad arrlAnae and etserH
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NnTIrE I IfyDu want Business or Employ.
NOl ItE . ineH1 % aug description, send 10
eeHts aud stamp fay particulars, apply ip Bay Siatr
Patent aud Business Agency, Washington Street
Boston Mass.
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uuog saf nae hight X years. Bat thry can force back
and h.j siant dlstaeen fhs mixhi lftnmph owes The
aged aud fhs Vuane tf hesitate ihon bgt sriss
tbe tAfafahls opportunity that ofefs, When utso -
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George TniIlc,s Estate.

GTATE or VERMONT Al Probate Court bod
- Bennington County ST. en ut Manchester, In and
for said District on 'he 2sh day ofJuiy, 1860,
Present. Hon. l.. b, BURTON. Juge.
An instrument In writing. purporting 10 be the last
wiz and testament % George futile, ate Ct Manchester
In Sid District. deceased
Whertupon orderd that said instrument be proven
1T Probate Court to b. holden % the Probate office in
Manchester, IA and fur said District on The 29th DAY
day Of August and that notice thereof he given By pub
fishing This order three weeks succrssiyoy IN the Man.
chester Journnl paper printcdn Manchester previous
20 said time Of hearing.
10 HAEEISON PEtNnLE Register
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II PRtSDLE Register,
CLtRk pECK's Estate.

GTATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court bold
- Manchester Ustrct.ss en- Ut tie Probate Office, IN
Manchester in aad fcr sad District the 2blh day q
July. l.66
Present Hon. r. 3. BURTON judge.
Application vas made ~ Levi Peck. Amanda Kent,
and Ann Peck heirs Of CLARK Peek l0tc Of SYNDICATE IN
said District deceased for distribution u the mte u
the said deceased among the heirs
Mhrlcupop 10 was ordered that said application be
heard al Probate Court be haldcrl the PROT ste Office
in Manchester and for ssid District The hast We'd
nesay August SEQ and that notice thereof De given by
publishing this order three weeks snccessyey N the
Manchester journal paper printed at said Manchester,
previous to said time Of hearing
10 HARRISON PRINDLE, REGISTER
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DR0F DE VAUXS
ORIENTAL FRAGRANTtE, or
u - CAM, - ~ L ~

II q 4 ! u In q O lao q.
This celebrated Perfnmo which has Of late enamorcd
the fashionable World abroad possesses two.fald nee
iulness j CONTAINS the volatile ~ Turkish
plants known 20 the scragios aud harems pf the Esst
processing the power 20 create Love nhi greatly IN
nuuBcc The elections producing sentiment ~ aueIIess
or uny IL Lovci even 10 The most rowing ~ minds,
THIS yiriWt renders The Ffagraniie invaluable 10 PER
sons who feel the absence loss Of the afeeuu4 ~
thp-e whore love they prize There produced warmth
Of feeling Ia The hearts Of those whom u l. Intended 10
affect thus promoting marriage and rendering conIus
gali.y continued 10y
Il spned dKpcs all ucrtoBa fear, awskeps thq sng.
dth % diainfg lover qnckrn- ihe uhaiPreratng
frcnd, removes the barhiuness ~ the unidrn dcycl
oprs the hcieclucs cquHllEcs love, makes the rough
path " peeYh nature eyrn aud opens in each breast
ite heaven. 10 wives who fear feel t'ieir hue
hands lofc decay II eummends itself beyond all words
To lovers those who would 30 loved ~ silent IN
lnpBre Is hourly exUrted with the happicst results lis
cFetu irresistible 10 those Who norm ga absent
de9r qna ~ afofoa comes like soothing baho ~
walk in W gloomy 30 nature 20 unCUnth, DO b+Aft
80 pBsceiE nH Tot % acknowledge the -fnsrg ~ ~
presence.
ASA perfainc ihe FRAGHlANTfE not ony sufpassi1
all other Hri baratou IN luxurinus richness, hnt with
stands ths action Of The atmosphere. The arsna + del
icate Hud CltftyAcs The senses Constantly bestBwinK
IT, swertnes. 4 Is iucxhausdble and generously I'M
parl itF pcffuphe for years
With ihis ceiebrattG Article az a Helper, no Young 7,
y gent 5mau nCAf pre IN siuge blessedfAsyl Trll
aud explicit directions f0rBse win acoomprny Zach bot
tie This article y well forth the price rerfums
alone Price per bottle - FaHr bottles BY mall
or express prepaid on receipt Of *E
The brapnntine BE- scdt perfectly secure from m
serYatuu, and all CORES pondcrce Viii bc considered
strictly confidential ~ orders SHolld be nddre~srdio
BERGER SHUTS & 60. Chemists, g-5 River street,
Tut j, the only Agents for The saiac ~ America.
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| AIDES, ATTENTION.
IL DR. De YEklGOrR'8
AlnplilicataIlp I'r0n


For anlargtug beaatfying and developing the breast
The preparattgH vac originally prepared by ~ De
Noreour, ~ Paris ard has boeu used darlng The past
i've years BIZ Thousand u lhe fashionable ofPhhs ADD
London. with the most gratifying results.
II y naw fpT tie hrt time jtesented N ts county,
II WIN ~ Hli casey rl1ye a8y defect IN form m enn
dion 1T the Female bfFrs is Hpplifation changes
and pcrfrciB if o. ~ pristine beauty
Ladies who from any cause have not been fy devil
oppd VIII qua Il Invaluable for predicting Mllue~s ~
form rendering the breasts large aud hrm removing
tenderness and pain aud giving fe and action 20 he
nmmmufy sarretipus
Elderly Ics hF its use Cali rcEeW heir hNs9fps 10
the condition Of their yaatl while III young ladies'
Rhose Development bas not been thorough, can ip.
prove their forms. by producing fulneas and httg
roandness 70 typical n 81 naturtl beauty.
IT. tmolcnt qualify gives an ekfsiie sof ness ~
Tie skin while i yitaits and stimulates The whole
mpculaf action increasing D. Development, and btag
tifgny lir form yi9e 60 che hrnaer Thai pogsci
development witch esetes he admiration ~ ihe most
Indifferent, aud which The pride % eFery Lady u ~
fhcmrut and educated taste and th0Hd he plseed
among ne treasures u q pqJfec toilet, no lncgDysnj
irBcs iu its application PfiGo AZ per egse, Wih hit
directions ~ usr sent close saigd, auG p1Ai pIfdhy
mall 30 aRptess, on receipt ~ order, ~ HtH0EHf
SHIFTS 90 Chemists, - River g, Trof. y !.
BMl correspondence sacfealt confidential
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10000 Acres Of Land Warrants

WANTED, at the hishcst c4sh prices, by
W H. WOODMAN
70 nailrond Exchange, Court square, Boston, Mass
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rRR0Rs - YcrTn

Usssslaasu IS saasa.H @sf sfa tsaai @.veaas i}H
t#.lt, fltaasssF EaeHf aa 81 st ta. ftt3 teassta
30 eseSeaass N 6H fst ssbf a rstfras kaaassif 500
Gs.5 fea aee5 Is s., sfs atfattlsas ~ Esst
So ~ ts 81 ahiaA 81 vst eass4 AFssF
* ssstaHa Is tseg lg sas astsfssefs ,s5@4shes as
80 : ~ a&efssans
ssEs suaN & OGDEN
aa IsEttts &FN sE&
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CHEIsLlERS LlFE ron The plIg
oIdtng and PockcI

- - ~A - So 7G @ ~-@ :
sah aaa esuteales slre 4 .sear casa aBir
Folded aad aaf}aea taIukliae r. farmers ports.
uen, rud gaaHt lslas 81 aaf eaatsg, tAegars Iaral-
Hahis Eregbear eaaa ba9a oae Fof ssls b.
tt5tsrly sa4 Hardware Dralers efergpaere. sa8 81
vaalesaH -
WILLIAM H. VILLA SIS,
pss A 20 1sHs 81, Has.as
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STRANGE III u TnIr.

Eyery yuanF ietv ana gentleman ia IRE United
States Gao hear something vets mueh 70 fhtir al
vanisge BY retara ma,l lifry q ei4fEe By a8drsss
seq 10 nndAssieaf3, = Aoss bss ne iean a being
hnmhawee3 @lH ahee by nai notitts t5is card. ~
AL 0ahea wgg gtnso ad8fe,t the.f aae8e8t servant
lliuS H. CHAPMAN.
lar 81 h@A8wsy Nsv Yogk
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GTATE OF yERMoNT,t AT Probate Court
- Manchester Districts. holden at Manchester
In and for said District, oHthe "a day Of Aug, 1906
Present Hon. =, b. BURTON, Judge,
The Administrator on tbe estate Of James I. VII
SON, late Of Manchester 10 said district, deceased,
made application to render his final account.
Nhereupon il was ordered that said account be
audited ri a Probate Court % be holden ~ The
Probate Office ia Manchester, Ia and for said Dis
tTict, on the Goth day Of August 1860, and tnl 10
tee thereof be given by publishing this order three
weeks successiyelv IN the Manchester Journal,
printed a said Manchester, previous to said time Of
hsnring.
II II PRtNDLE, Register
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rer~aacs' sns wds-.rrraa surcers Is tbs tsst

Thsy sAgaia y q stvty fsa4ly. fas3g se eta 90 ibg
srst ssaif asat n 4gess oeruras TaIf ass,tssl wl
90 -. IA. E...L...a.-l LL.
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REASONS WHY TtiE
AMERICAN WAICHB
Made at Waltz AN, MASS.

Is TllE BEsT
It's made on M best principle It, frame Is cambos
Cd II SOLID PLATES. No jar can Interfere silb TOE
harmony 6fts working an1 no suddt shock ran damage
IT, machinery. Every piece IS made aude sud finished
By mschnsry tself famous f5r 81 novelty well ef
IT'S edeetyenessj and I. therefore properly made Ths
watch il what eli mechanism should Ls--AcCuRATE
SIMPLE. STRONG AND ECONOMIctI4 Except some
high rrndos, Too costly for general aso foreign watches
chiefly made By and boys. Such watches
composed q several hundred paref screwed ard ysitd
together and require constant repas ta Leep httt 10
any Kind ofVrder All persons who have carried ansfts
~ieplnes and English Patent Levers perfectly ftll
aware u tie truth n thls statement
A. the beginning " our enterprise morn than cb years
ago, Il our frsi object % make thoroughly sobd
oe priced watch for TIE mi3a % iaks thr ae - tb
kri sa imposition RUS u f9regn factories
-tish entirely nasaicabls a hoas aaa perfectly
sortbiess everywhere
Hos well We haye accomplished this mas bc uadfE
stood from tie fiet that SITTER rtsa} gtars u paic
trial we nov ruate NoEEgIfAs oNE.HtLr - ALL
THE WATCHES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tbs .aed
fai no others have cyer given such ua ersal fstfec
ton While Tbs dcfarmauf y pur basiaass eoBfius
= v''h increased facilities ~ perfect wok sre =
present engaged II tie manufact1rs u eatehes u ~
WY HaPttt~2t Nt+tbE AFRW = ~ : t4A'fRhAliF
fEYuseqaa'ta bg aryihias hitherto made 81 oaueiFss
snd unsurpassed b sngtbiug jls asfid re ih paf
ppse We hase he aHpi faaIfles W. havs sr,ftedan
addition 10 our map bpi'7gs expressly 81 Tile tfsHeh
u basiaet, ard haet ste IS sra e brat wersnea
% service Mes maeb'aes -ea appianees base born
constructed hed perform ths, rtft pith e8asannsatc
delieacy 4sa exaetness The etois sad aost afpFof
= naisysls only ussa $50 ebslifrs eamgafsaa
htwssu tAif grade = aers sla e Street iusartsa
ehr1nsmeten Ws % ~ pretend q se auf rstties
fos re noHeg iiaa krelsn vatfhts tgt e. l.sett
@ltag. fssf V e7atfa8ei.aa tta tar tss rrgtg
sur pFod0ei d .poeagartiy superior Al oaf satrisi
- haisfer rraas faly asfaaats aad tbls
tae i saoa a III times agaihst ageuts j. Ill
parts 4 fhs vurif
eACTION. The pate ere raatiaaes r aay aaiy -
dealers. 49, lsrnsaa caauterieslLg is q
Erfstsatsa.
narpfnc 1921 CTna m
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ITCH ITCH fTCHt
Scratch. scratch Smatch /!

@ cgEE FaE lfea IN
Ais e-ses SALT RHENM ULCERS ciIL
VI. AIMS. sna eig ERgrli0As 90 ltlE SKIN
s.f#es % eeEss. Fes sale Ga aH afus st
b. ssaS.ne e. fftD s. WtkhAh POTTER
Sats Aces lsE &atsmesa fns $3.50 ua
o. srs aFasa 81 msa in say fer
~ ihs lnse5 Aase.
oss s iss rs tyn
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NEGETABLE COMPOUNDS,
FOR CUTANFOUs DISORDERS

And 81 efUP ons ~ DE skin the sAtYEts most 10,
eaashin i does NOT heal externally alone, but ls-ue
Hllf- aifh fae most tetrtns effects ~ the ver fovf
~ ,Be evil
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Al may MatsN HAPPILY, fn tffefIff q eoaith AZ
hsanIg $50 ist ste = ht fTsssft rsH NJ ss3B-
"a s. f1iav iae siapf fti* sa fes8tai sea- Isl sac
-s~ Is Nsssne 3sAt PsRtt siafiaa 3 f4sia iiaesg 81
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ALL GENUINE

New England Except Maine), New
York and New Jersey Bank Bills Tex
eept broken Banks viii be taken in
exchange, &C par, for goods At
TURTLES ONE PRICE STORE,
EAST DORSET.
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Lovely t.ifl. ina pesttr noss. sea8 sa addressed
sHreiefF aaa = esHts a1 ei aa yua slIae valuable
tsgafpsifvH thai uisi esse 8~a AZ Nsss MAB& Meast
g7s HFosaeag, Nga lwk
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TO LADIES,
Il sou require 8 roable emt5N torcsierc youuse
DR. I,aryey'S Female Pills.

q neycrflfug remedy ca tie removal q phsifue
iigHs as WaHer from Fhat c4ase htg"f''t lheyae
safe ana sure ni s restore nature iu every case.
They afg also eiuracisus 81 a'l cases 81 Weakue,s
Nhites ProMIeus Nr, Sold - boxes containing
Be- pils Price UNE lluLLsR
ID. IIaycy's Golden III i.
rear.l} special eises oar degrees stronger Then
the above prits fIvU HH3Hfs PR luy.
P5iu4ty Circular 30 ia'irs With hnr anae leai eh
cravings sent dJe ga rsefipt OF directed envelope and
stQup.
send @r IT,. HANEy. Private Medical Adviser,
addressed ia lcnaies l4a pages giving iuIlius'ruc
tious . ccBis re4uirea iur postage. I ynH cauhot
parcUase the pi II lurdrHeEist, they VIII be sent
by m.gi, paid. secure fam observation Oh re-
eeipi &c One bo'nr, Oh On y BYtS, Consulting
Physician. $40 Broadway, N. y.
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10000 soid in q Day. 10000
what as tIstS mystery!
Il 40 VIZ.

rs Miss NJ Haadd9u Price 20 cents. Trade supplied.
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