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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-08-08
NJ ID ID l. BURY FENlALE
wi SEMINARY.
MIDDLEBuRY, VT.
R'v. n z CRAVE. A NJ, }pr;,o;n.,.
Mrs. e. b. W. GRAVES, rr'ne'p"ls

For the last Fix years. this Seminary has been
under the direction of the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leavitt The present Principals, having for many
wears conducted similar institution trust that
they may retain the degree 1t public confidence
enjoved by the former Principals. None but the
most competent teachers will lie employed The
Fall and Winter Session embraces two terms Of
ten weeks each, followed 10y vacation ef two
weeks. The Fall Term begins the LIST v clnesday
in September. For particulars apply to
REV. y, Il. GRAVES.
Middlcbury July Goth, 1866. 1s;Iw
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TROUT always TO be had at the
l. BREAD-LOAF INN, Rpton. Trout dinners,
rs cents; or If ordered at $i.0O
JOSEPH BATTELL.
July 10th, 1866 l6tf
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NEWTON ACADEMY.

NJ EWTON ACADEMY.
A. SMITH, 4 r., PRISCIPAL
Miss &. \. SMITH ASSISTANT
PRuF. I. W. CROWNINGSHIELD
Teacher of Music.
MRs. i. KELLOGG, Teacher Of Penmanshp.
The Fall Term will commence on Wednesday.
Sept. Eth, and continue eleven weeks Board
or rooms for those who wish to board themselves.
can he secured in the Academy at reasonable rates
by applying to j. n. Payne.
TUITION:
Higher $50
Languages Oatin or Greek.) 600
Penmanship, Owenty lessons,) 200
No bills made fer less than half term.
TRusrEEs.-N. Northrup, J. NJ. lamb. L. Cat
lin, J.. Towner, Il. Witherell, l.. I. Hunt, l.
Treadway.
F.. s. ATWOOD Sec'y.
Shoreham, VT, July &c, 1866. 1s:5w
4 DDlSON COUNTY GRAMMAR
L n SCHOOL.
The Fail Term of this Institution will commence
September 81.
REV. n. Il. GRAVES, Principal,
aided 10y competent assistants.
TERMS:
Common English Bran, hes, per week, SOC
Higher English and Classics, ." Zoe
W. Ii. PARKER, Register.
Aug. lst 1866,
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Union State Nominations.

For Governor,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, of Waterbury.
For Lieut.. Governor,
A. b. GARDNER, of Bennington.
For Treasurer,
JOHN A. PAGE, of Montpelier.
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Little Falls, VT, May 5, 1866.
Ge,ntS-i have just completed pal ntinr all nv
nn,'iinhEs WIN two coats straw color Excelsior
Paint, large two story house with LARGO c,rr,,,.
house: barn, 10 by 80 IT,; about three hundred
feet ct fence; and my carts, pows and other tools
- the blue, and all at a cost for materials of
go ~ five dollars and scventy-three cents. Am
conhlcnt tia; have saved over $780, in cost Of
materials Truly YOURS
Holm DIInnES
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o.lt hica, N. Y April 90 1866.
GREAT AMERICAN PAISr Co.
No. 1G John St., n Y:
Gents, Nter thorough trial of the Excelsior
rant, wnlch l manufactured by your process, on
my buildings, fences, &C.. it gives me pleasure ~
say that have never seen its cqnal.
Respectfully yours,
HENRY J. BADGER.
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Athens. n. Y, MAY 10, 1866
GREAT AMERICAN PArxr Co.
IL John St., ~ Y.
fiease accept my thank for the benefits received
from your Excelsior Paint. For a small cost
nave saved hundreds OF dollars. My farm anil
buildings would sell for $1,000 more. for il use
Yours truly JAMES ATCHINSON.
over 900 testimonials in its favor on our files.
(Dls;3w
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This convention was elected in 1861
under the military administration of Gen.
Banks. The Convention answered a
good purpose and received the hearty APP
proval of all Union men. President Lin
coin wrote TO Governor Hahn as follows
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g. &. 90. 9iiiina
#2a, e64 gEef s3aItimorsfir.. Gtfe BON GR
aE&Sy93s Gleuan MAeD.
getnsn wertben &urfen aGr Na&rot. bns tG metu @e.
fbdt mad Obisem Ylas perle8t babe aRein 0aser BON
2meritaner unb Sntpeiser ubren,
Setter, SrttrGldFera @tuaen III ppldnbte aFprttr
uah belse td baielbs befenS empfObIen
81 TfpcrdtITsa isbtr @rt Csreen fdbneu unh seeen Ga
sGptts beisret. l1n12mt)
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1hr. SeG.
Rlafulser bCn SGepb Seeeer
% German Ctr.

Raafuser bCn SaeUb Seeeer
% German Gtr.,
empie5t ita gut Crtrtss Eager tn psenba @esenfdnben
ale' een9nen neulberuen Hnb pdttteu gDadreu 5ora-
s6ld8en NIB Ber3erunesn: EEIya'ten, 0umn,ern unb
purbeaaIsbGnter Shmeat'easI ErippI, Ddrtler 5ipth
GacsifeiItn. 9dubid en- VSrSurEen fir @Stobeter Ea-
msfne NsuNlber aGe SOrten Drdtb 1termoneer unt
Netwee8en, Rag unt SGau@burHea Spuu!e, SGlau6e
&Drfs. Cotnen &c. fur grouereien
gDirtbe finhen Elm @T rt mrHt Spn 3 BtereIGfer
neuGt r Saern. Rtinernc Setbsl nit unS rhne
3 bidee, 5atnen Uenttls &c az r!GteeH Sreien.
I'm cnet3en 3uprg9 bttset
(1pc4p gbt Des
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lleSt, ou6 9ere6t 1T, unb oab ct Niemanoens
Hsbell oltrd Summer per3ebren ldbt, obne baB
DC Veloenoe benlelben ueroient bat. Qag 9u
Selnen unl6ulct9en Bid ni6t ouf meinem
on'tern @elthte ruben, lonoera erbebe ibn gum
9lmmel. Bel6er Nrt aud meine innern Qeiz
cen leln n'6Jen, 10 belibe i6 oennp6 einen
% tb um, i6 beiibe Oih. 9u blt
f1le'ne ld0ne, berrIide 8lume, Die iG 9leiG Der
&roe IN metnem S9opBe 9endbrt uno aufeesps
gen babe. GOttes Sonne bat nit @obgef-ls
len 1elne i6ulofreie uno fiinOloie 81u9e ge,
t"0t; = uno Got lit sndoig gesen MIDI gene
len, od t6 Did behalf omite."
,,Wtutter, rpie iromm rno ersebune esuoq blt
nt6t a,u! . wer aud einma 10 peroen
t6nnteW
Sci oelen MOrten sudte 5rou @mitb su
lammen, blldte nit angltuOllem Beben auf Die
Eo6ter, tiibte lte idneII ouf bic Stirne unO
murmelte:
,@Ott beruubre 9idb, mein aiuo, paB 9u
niht, 70 wirit lpie icb!"
DannperlleB lie eili9 bas 3immer.
gtls Srur BON Sunta 3urIdtant, bra&te er
ben @ruB oaB ber Brofy0or am Na@mittaa
beriibertcmmen rpliroe Sci bieler glohri6t
that S6uIoTrieo etneu Iouten 6reuoenl6rei;
ober I'M nd6iten Nu9enbIid Ihaute Iie 9an3
dnsitIi6 auf Gnnfl, ols bdtte lie uon ibr nil
len ipOllen, cb es tuObl angebe oaB elm 6remoer
na3 Gttcrp ouf 8eiu4 tonn,e.
70, liebes Sn6, 0u beereiflt rod .oab
i4 Die SADIE peranitaltet babe, ols i6 ron
Dama Grlaubnib erbelt mad Sunta gu idlt,
ten."
"Delde ga&e?" fraete e@uIofrieo, bic Der
Ilten ourdauS nidot oa8 Salient sutraute ibre
9eoanten gu erratben.
"5teQe Did ni6t 70 einfdltig. Sd Iebe
tuObl, 9u bilt unrubis oariiber ooB Wtama es
libel nebmen f6nnte tpenn Der BrOfelior
tonmt."
"Sa, Ous binlid ouerOinss. SD fitrate
oaB. 80"
u9u biit cine gldrrin, bab Ou oIuuben
tunnlt, Nunifa babe niht mebr Serltlno ais
elm Spa;. =. Sci gang rubig, 0ein lieber Btoz
feilOr barf bereintOmmen; i'd babe fiir Die SADIE
geioret."
0rnifa 9ina binaus unb S@uIofrisO betam
etHs fpogte NWtuH1 DOT oeHl WeEiI1n0 Der Wls
ten, einer @igeri6aft Uel&e e bisber gang uno
gar ni6t bel ibr anertannt bate.
Sic tonnte ben gla1mittag taum erwarten
uno eunn luuidte iie nit seipunnter 9lufmert=
iamteit auf ieoe5 @erduia pa8 li6 b6ren lteb,
bis enoIid Wogengeru1el on bre Obren iA(ug.
Seet mar es etuas !9artes rubig liesen blyiten
81 mllIen uno benz wlltpmmenen 8ait ni@t
ent9eSeneilen 3u oiirfen.
@nOIid aiu9 Die 9bdre uuf unO nit einem
5reuoenruf ltredte Ite ibre 2lcne Dem @intreten=
ben ent9egen.
Sin unbei6reibIi6 freuuoliGes Qd6eln ipteIte
auf Nberneps 2ippen, oIS er Die Nonne erbidte
Die aus oem @eliGt ces juu9en WtiO6enS ber-
uOrleu6tete.
(Sprtiebund fplot.)
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ScSaFsa 0usiuSe

SJafSs OtniuSer,
@irtler uno Silberplattirer,
empFtlt eee6rten @ubIfRn ie!a reid aewables 2daer
cDn beulGen unb anterdnf5ep aReaa. limb GaIanerie.
Noaren III ten 6tGtsfsn preftn
Seine SSsrfseu0e,
tetEe G0Sc,snmefTeY.
ss1ss plattirte Gabeim amh &1ffel,
alAEgA feline Icdtrte . n meuoafeR,
BOseIrdftee,
@gss 8ru6t' urs 8tss.S5:t.,
@terkatHen
patenspaer8 nfs gDstu. Serpttes 9aIen. RStbaIden'
eins SunbsteIstdneer Sdaftaf1en Su'6er. unb ~rpt-
bSrnr. OFtr rnS GifhaIOden, @epO!Ser unb TiaOisn,
pidttrts Shurplaten Gainen&er ne 8Cubrr- GtuiS
fir Daren 9erren; slstaIGosn 3a8ertafden Mtltdr-
4u43ei6nIuaem iCWe I'm 10 biaGprtr.te 9as geta
ie ais; nieidne, Ncnflber, Grffer 5nn. 3nt, Set
sNiSmutb, anstn,uniam ure Estnes @IGtrslber aud
m I't'e8FE, 7rppI @ariisr RUb. 1dtefriten, 9,ubd.
gen. sras uns ygIbarasH u fonfee In metn SAD eaSlo.
genie Mytsfei.
70 10 sdb GsIttrtRr. fte2o-l
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GcrrcnfIeiocr>Oone,1.

UgEICEI1tIWCN~ ~SWUtT1
2Beft 4Sratt Str. $40. 358 unb 1854.
Weiuen see6rtca Greunben uub BEN @ublifum made
is hermit bie gnseise, bds s bas bcn fc 9Geren an
beiew @Iose etabtrte @e6a i6ernOmusn base Rub tez
Gnbis Elm reibotises Eager iGSuen aIit gearbeis
teen SerenfIehern neueer Gacpn Su Ben kiiseu reis
fen bprrIt6ie baIten unb aud ioe auf Deenune aferz
tisen perbe sStpfe ftr Sdfe nnS 9rieneuse In alien
Scrten unb su alien Brei'eE.
serher eine auspabI 8eseni@irn,e etSde &C., iopic
ale in bieies fad eHf@Iasenben artifel.
say ane 8efenuneeu tperben prompt, biGa unb in
tiirsefer 0rf Gnsefertiet.
g. e. aaiisr.
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Stein 9egen1ettt9!
Die Eni6Gr6oC6cr ce6enS= Oer(i6e=
rllngS Comp. OOn J(em 0Or6.
@raa"s spmon, graE G'eOree S. gmiTsn, @eer,
Si00[tlide c9mcig=Offre
fit De(amare, )1loru(mO, We(t= Or0inien uno Den
Diltri6t Columbia:
so. 16 @ccouo @tr., Baltimore.
SODn q. Mi6OlS, Scrlualtcr.
aar=4eGmeu ei6been r bic naber @srTderu0 0ss
Gd)eiueu
i0cr $1,OOO,OOO.
100000 bel Deut SSerf1 aDermuas Neonrteraent bes
Gtaates Seep 95ore Deppmirt
9h bat bmre@nOn 8oa
s9m bic ns r $sn @ @ 81 e'" ""' s 18t iP babel nod
gtof=GGpifal
Der e2%eoa"s s@ '"ar'
,,&uiderbDdcr"
60t In Baltimore me6r OeutCdfe Oerld5ert
oleu gerRaemnss @eeaihaHen Suilmmen
8dutn @Ontele
SSerttdDermn8s> >&Seielfd6oft erfec &la1t
been tonu suaeF6et
Gin se5m Sa9rs nnOau6are Serf6erumos>s6 Der and6de
W cine F&a gnu8un9 fiji bic Smde Q9e @r nebmso sdubs
wfoden Suinoen gu0lms b 70 @ of bse
rn4 u it,
etnm8
$I,OOOOOO,
bfna wdan, sBen OnDben, Sob trr
gpbem grOlo, empfeht T6 Die
HniRer6OCRer"
un benz rme CUNT Burger @atImrres.
mirer Office
0tsns @rFAauus bsnn Ghcars @ab@ in Oeut4r epr&e
Bwrie-Wfdf: No. IS SrtonS Sir. palimore
SObm idbOGaS Srpate
SSsini Ss'aas m Sts8 S sreem 0uht4e asnbn
Or.
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[ Us. Summer,
ZsA ubrrndder uno Suwelier,
go. l95 8rpabtpap, 3mi6en alice anufr. uub Canton
Moenue (uabe bem Sroabtpab SnRitute),
bat rebn erbaten urf t6t ets prrtdtte etn ercEe us
ndhl Etaub US en- Gicds arls unh filheras Ea-
Gsnubren Setter Sent 5ptGen Ftn errtne Brace ere
Ssrrinee 9rnfn bcIn. tete' batter Fr'deu ftenmsf
er @prtGmonGtss elGe Bu tsn b'utsfen gr en Gt
seid1en erbeu rardturen an saf&en"ben p'rben be.
Rsns al tr rh edrdnttrt. tOa3-3iRt'
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" ac) WurDp0

80 Y1hagc,
lin &aiite ooer 3miiGen6ed) auf ben 8reuer unb Sa.
burger 9iuie pon bier uob gmppa oter Don brdusen
6erber, taun bic gum abSussas Se&ert werben in Der
Grp SitiUn De ,gSecser'
SO. jforb 6reoerIdfraee.
Baltimore Gpniurms Serein.
Inter obisem Hamen blt idb mad benz 2>pr ilbe Oiez
Ter stGpte in @usuuo, 8elsien uno OeutiGtunb, am
20 Udra b. 8. ober Elm 8erein geSrincet we6er gum
3ped bat ale notbpenoSen GebtnS eoitrfuie, bic hud
Utonppol, rans uup speculaon in Die 1D6e setrieben
trot oes 6aen beS @cloeS du oee" Pebeu Breiien
erbalten ne. BEN. 60 iumenten 3u bebeuterb i'll
liseren Treifen 1u Uertaufen uno pelter ben Sedus
fer fals er @ an ben 8eren cnitIiest, lem er5els
ten @twlnn tbsIln bm.u lG6t.
Das nStbile Capital wiro burd GntPeiIe Gttienl 5uz
famntense,6Oieu Delpe psi. 3mfen trugeu. Elm
I'm bell auf 10 Dollars efsest unb cerfebe in pSentz
lteu anjablunseu 10 @enS enSesaPlt miro, 70 if
slb llnbemitteIfe I'M staube, i an bieiem 8ersu
;u bebeili9en.
Die &onhitutiOn, icpie bic IN eitere IufttGrIug 9
tann man in Der Office uon 6 IN. Scene & 60 IS
GrGanse Biace, Gde Seutbfr., erbaten aud wers
ben baielbf GIu5ei&nuRsen entseSen senommen.
Gbworo q. Scene,
Taprill 6-3mt OberzBernalter.
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PAPER. .FQR[!.4HR: State,

OFFICE, OF THE, SECRETARY OF STATE.l,
"A q ~, n, CoJuMBUs; ONO, August 3, 1895. di1J
PROPOSALS. WILL BR n e.
- ycoivedat the Office Of the Secretary Of State
until 10is01 1901 10 y0pUEi inH % 'Gf ,baa7d Hd b
monday, The sd day OF Sepsembers next,l : * l,
Al noon, for Furnishing Pater for tAs use Of The
State Of Ohio, for one year, ssfoll0ws: .lI, .
900 Renms - 0nR5Ie ASuPer Royal
u lMi Printing Paper, -. %,
9TGa Z tfdi gu.iRfl 1T nNii1f-r Nf' fEiie 1tAt ?
q7f BY "a inches to weigh not less than 5s pounds
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A@h Aha nvhhtAuvhh
ColaIlS6Iis ~ AeiIfA
AND
DAYTON & WESTERF
E@M7
R a IT ~ q ~ -
bN AND AFTER MONDAY JULY I4. 1853,
FIVE TRAINS BzILy4ll Leave golambul
FOR cINCTNEATI. LoUfs1iELE CAIRO, 81.
LOUIS, DAYTON, HfoHM0ND. IN.
DIAM APoLIg q CHICAGO q
without chsngo Jg csrs 10 5DAS ron aud RjCH.
+ MOND, and oilIr nns change Of cars to IN
DfANAP0LiS and CHICAGO. 80,
Connectiolis ose reliable 10 follows II
FIRST TRAIN. fgt
DAILY except Monday Y "a
Leaves at goo A for Siuslnnati Dayton. klcle
Charleston. Xepis, Dos6ln Morrow, l.Oyeland egd
Plainville, arriyiug ~ CInclnnhti 81 6:40 a, ~
connecting direct with on 4 Mi1flsalppi Rillr
n B."TRis q The bs;fdifibt concession % Chi
Sago. /! J, !. !, & IN
lDaily except Bhndsy0 ~,
mond. Indianapols and Chicngo q And stops ~
all stations except Ulayggilie, Lfeeports MinmIs
Vile and Halnvillo. arriving hl Cincinnati a p
P. NJ, conosctIpe With Mail Boats direot and 91.D
q Mississippi Railroad for Louisville o. sAo Z, a,
STHIRD TRAIN, re-
DAILY except Snndays) n .gs.,S-
Leaves at 1880 A. M for sDlneiunati.s DaYtOn.
Richmond, Indianapolis and Chicago, and stops at
West Jefferson. London, south pnereetops AsniDs
Spring Valley, COrwin, MonoW, South 4 LebAnoh,
Fosters, Loyeland, Milford, arriving AZ Cincinna-
e1i fof LSnlstille, and Ohio &MiSissippi railroad
ak1;l5lP. M!lilG1Q1s sidi }. -H.t1 rrir 90 oi p
.a,b9g aeyl FOURTH TRAIN hog -. siii1.isg T.. . 2
-mo 1iSiaat tpsily except supdsyp ,is,, :. g1ss.
Leayesset $3.50 2, ~. for Springfield and xenie
I stopping a. all intermediate stations.
a1sfsl bun sBIRTHi TRAINga'7l odt .rrstsa1s
"a bas saSDAily except Sunday saoi1, l9 2
Iesyss 51:o9 NJ III SinSishs ssSSgPing A.
Sn wss SHsrsxS xsnis iso9ggo goTns
I Morrow, Loyeland, and arrives at viteipnau at
ASA. mt cohnectins with o. M. k!R. at =
q e. = Passengers for Hnlsb6rg and ohihiCotIe III
Sasst sSSa.CtiSa SHSSASs 81 IsaSuT SSsS $ $
4. AZ. train, arrive 81 Loysland AZ 3gi p, N, ard
leavr 'LoyelAnd 'at sos P. M; Passeugerg csp,p
leaving Columbus at 300 a. NJ, arrive at LOyeland
NJ and Leave L0yeaT&b at $50 Al iiS M o6T for
connections with NJ. & y. X. r.
Sleeping Cars are on 81 Night Trnt'rr.is 7
HENRY BROOKS, ticket Agent, 81
LOUGH, Agent. .ssa .stt ttt
Ger1 Ticket Ag't, C;rc;nnsH.
! E. W. WOODWARD, Oin0innS''
Superintendent
Columbus. July II,
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lFEfIIE F0R5 5'5z.,FHFIE ESFRFE.

B. I IItI lUNhAN.---4--- w W I-''i ~ AfTa y
pnisittN 10 loohsc 'hlI9ga. 5di NJ bsYqwi A
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.l 4
.lomA adi 10 CoLU@DUs, o., AuRustSd. 1o08.3jiil l
lCEALEDi r IL gtlS ALS WI W. HE NE,
p nUE1VED at the Office or the Secfetafy Of State
ups.feAaL aHT w 9NTTA0IXOTNI TO
Monday The Sd day "a September nextsl
Atl2b'eiosk for Furnishing the State Of Ohio
Si s SSSss II baa liE sSiai1
10000 HIusIHeI I|s Of Cyals' I ,g1 y 4
or the hest quality equal 10 the lower vain Of Hook
ing Coal, and fnee from slate, slack and dirt.t sqN1
-'V2 !, 10000 B&AlleIs Of Soks.]lJp lp's9 .ss
To weigh, not less tran ldpounds 10 the obbshei 10
b made from Hocking Of Cambridge Coal, and kept
dty. '''"' ~ ~"-"" '''1sN o..ft,ab-ggus
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1H CoraIa of Wnnd.

tie .lSs ss i Il s a., Beech Ot urIr. fOdt feSt
ID longth, straight and wellsplit.
the quantities above named 10 be increased at che
option Of the Secretary Of State. 80
b Pho lhRipo beldeiyersfl vi thout aharge for such
delivery, OF the STATE House, Columbus, Ohin. Il zu
= Proposals 10 be Accompanied by samples, and To-
specify the kind, quality and price ofthe fuel pro-
d Each proposal must Be accompanied bI a boud
with at least two good and sufficient suretes 10 the
penal sum Of not exceeding twenty thousand, nor
less than hYe th0nsand dyars (as required by lawe
lco1ditioned for the faithful performance of such
The bids to &c and The contracts 10 be award
ed in accordance with the terms Of the ao entitled
Jan act TO provide for the purcbase OF stationery,
fueEand other articles fr the 6enerRl ssenby and
State Officers, passed March IL 1885, and act
TO amend sections f0ura nd and 10 repeal section
five" Of the above entitled act, passed March 81,
1858; BidsIto b9 udVrsedrPn the, envelopes, Pro;
furnished By the contractor must be IN all cses
equal in quality to the SAMPLES TAts aOi1 DO
rt0tdty enforced
y J..vy E WM. HENRY SMITH.
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lBAE 7IMSRE E6G HOSPITAL
d, naN BALTIMORE, MARTnAHDy "a 2
/. N - "a ". y ,IzsE.7 " .fNr Ss
TNsTAHLISHED As REFUGE FROM,

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7 TSSTAHLJSHED AS AREFUGEFROlI
= oSRE SREqKEaRSS qUaa SS 5BE 6BEEslS GstE PLACE WHERE
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e9saly 5bd pnly kadelhgl l,spedy l9 ne World for
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ti6lpations rendepiRs hn1fIh ia tc.. .jmrosdble.
YOUNG MEN
RjbscielIy. who bays beooIie re victims n Solts
~ Vice. that dgeedfg AOd deeirpctiYe habit which
yenSf men ~ hs most AID BSiIis0t
who 4llRht bAye eutranced list
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may religiousl eonhde in us honor hg HeD eman
and conhdentll rely upon his SKID neR phyeIcian.
"a ORE 5ANn(,f fvtEAIkNE
3,ImmadiatelS Cured and lull Vifor RestoteI
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i miselobe and marriage imposelh ig thg1penAlty
peid " the sctlss q 2, ot IcDesiHangsnceg Young
Ing aware bf the dreadful oonaeqpenoss that may
aDsues, Now Nho tbat undorsands the subject. wifi
ts cid lent? ssbSiis deprived Of the pleas,
ure Of healthy Offspring. the most serious and de-
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'H9iA Comptroller Of the Treasury.
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