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TIE NATIONAL GAME.

Philadelphia VS.. Observation-Disclosures Vic.
tgriaus-key st0ne VS.. Administrations
tCOlcred) vs.. Unique UCOlcrcdt.
Williamsburg was particularly lively yesterday after
noon. tho friends and admirers OF the national
OF all ages and coors focked " The ball grounds
in large numbers witness the trials Of skill and
science for tho championship OF the United States both
white and black This coored arrangement s
Ia championshp circles aad II not very bright
Is certainly a very lively one
On the union grounds the Keystones, OF Philadelphia,
contended WIN. and in good, lively game, defeated
the Atlantcs Of Brooklyn Mills, II will be seen, did
appear the nine bat Ferguson played ca,cber
splendid style. The keys;ones batted hnely, and
tie game desercodiy by tho following score:-
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c r &c K E T

Conclusion OF the Match between the New
York and Newark CInbs-Tnc New York
Giab Victorious.
Fine weather again blessed tbs crckcters yesterday
this two days match, aud, u possible, u
ayre able day than the previous whom the match
commenced The New York c,ab wen, In sgain 6rsl for
hclr second innings and made OF So leaving "a
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NsAYY EAlNS IN InE WEST.

CINCINNATI. Oct 3, 1867
Heavy rain fell last night for four hours and again
to-day for several hours causing much Joy in tho coun
try which generally suffering seriously for the want
OF IL
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c0uRT or APPEALS CALENDAR.
Jersey CRY.

ArnASy, N. X, Oct 2, 1867.
Tho following "a the day calendar for tomorrow,
October 4Nos ZIG all 2is, 49, 200, 22i, ~, 223,
"a 226. 227. 22s 229, 23l, 49,
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YACHTING

mn. No,,,a
iA"co nj Jersey thy fes'e'"S
the winner. =,
very pleasant affair, in the form OF race iof WIG
si,y. am tool Isc M J,ssv CITY yesterday the start
- -, :, ~. FOO, ~ Van
Ing point peng Beans ooa' hous'' - ''
Worst The lists open 10 all c&t-rkseu YES
AL, o. o.,s =, ,hi,, fac, mr. under that mberall
-, -, :. -, 40 a dav h.soroh.ra
Tho theatre of race to apply TO acquaicsa metaphor
:, ,.nasa, r.oressntsd by the cave at the foot of
= !, 80 $50 ,n,,.. - .,-.r,.
van worst stree'-A oouy " "A.N' ~ $3.50 - s".A.
ference and we'll adapted 70 Inc OCCASION Tor IN boat
inc IA We, "a in skating the notion that large area IN
-" = -, ,,sn,a,, :. .,,.,.. e 80.
necessary Tor the Utmost uspsy y. soicu.o mas ous
since peen aissPa'ea ~ - ose - p'-S~' oApe'
ence. a. 80 -. v.,s - - ro,,o-
Tue enlEles io' sno '>~S "e'o -, - ioiao~
: Name tx w wsom p sa.ea'
Beauty MATER byron
.'''.'.''.''.''.'...''..Ww u.,.
iiy. ". nouaA
Martina. stanton
spnnky l. JACOB smith,
or these the Matte ~. The 1eaer iayore ana did
"a, ,..nna,rs H. -" -. >, ~. ~. -
co,rua tbara -. cn.s,.a..aia =, = =, ar.,.
- ,h.r, I. ~. ~ "a ~.
,,ia go a.aS~s ~. s..h ~ DC
sasoeAes. Ans race sn,wa nave Desuh - -. p.o -,
.ssmnle, ~ one O'CLOCK r y. precsey Dut - oa az
snese oos"ns any preolse nour ncas sny s'e ~,
~, a nu assa " so s',1e - e, ~ 80, -
not seem U DO ~ any spec al hsss . beg me tal ~
o,cia.r' $500 49, s-.h ,Ao, ~ ~ hgoav .hicI,
nossaa, a., ~ ian, mai "a
80, y ~. -. 49,. 49,, $500 III ans 49,
SILVER rnn m a msnneI 10 mi !, sneclator ia m nd
o. MI. Aioany ronoAuqass te'o.ous uen ,"I M ~
circutn,ocSuon' unit a. hng.n, - Two ".e'en .no
an s,d ~ han,s hgan ~ n'ars rsado for ,he sart
Th nsa,,iara sara nos namarnna caasitny mnsiv of
~ - iser ~ re,,inasS :, ,,n-"araee I,nt,r,n
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The Spunky L. L. In second about five minutes
IN the wake Of the Nete, which declared the win
ner by three and ten seconds upon the follow
ing profess ional compulaton:-
Time of Arrival.
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la. 81. 81. al. 5h. 9Th. IN. sh. oh.
3 ) ! 8 : Z ! ! ii
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Excursion of the Ancient and Honorable
! Artillery of Boston 10 Providence, *. L.
Festivities mt NurrnGnnset Park.
Dp.. net
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less the use of tobacco mas overstrained
them, safety will follow appetite at the
precise moment when enough of food has
been taken. and good digestion will fol-
low both. But rapidly boiling half mas
ticated food fills the stomach long before
it satisfies the appetite, and shortly after
eating comes the anaconda like feeling
OF fullness and torpor, in which men APP
pear as animals, and to very poor advan-
tage even as such. IF the greatest cpl
cure, the man with the most prodigious
appetite, and the man who lives to eat,
would but follow this simple rule of alb
stemiousress, they would in the end be
able to eat a far greater quantity of food
by being able to live longer to eat.-Nec
York Gazette,
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The Liberation of President Davis.

The Racine Journal says: eve have
neither the ability nor patience to charac-
terize the farce that Government has
played with this blood-stained traitor, as
it should be. Human wisdom has failed
to frame words that will do justice to this
great insult to those brave men that en-
dured the hardships and privations of a
four years war, and to those mutilated
wrecks of manhood which are laid away
in hospitals and aims houses for life, and
the widows and orphans of the half mil
lion Of husbands, fathers, sons and broth
ers that laid down their lives to rescue the
Government from the destruction of this
diabolical traitor Insult is no name 70,
it, outrage fails to approach the hellish
wickedness of the transaction. Is there
soldier in the land that does not look
upon the transaction as an insult? II
there Is, he is naercenaYy curse. al
went to the war for bounty and II
through any patriotism that existed IN
his soul. If the manned soldiers viii
are scattered all over our land intend to
submit to this outrage tamely, let them
get up an ovation for the ec-P President and
let there be a bonfire of c1utches and
acoodea legs, and let these crippled speci-
mems of humanity crawl upon their bel
lies all the days of their lives in honor of
the great martyr. We ask every soldier
who has had any experience in the field,
whose war song was once
I've viii hang JEFF. Davis sour apple tree"
if he could have been made to believe.
as he lay stretched upon the cold ground
after hard days march. with hail and
rain pelting him In the face, that Jeffer-
son Davis would ever be a pampered
guest for that is all his imprisonment
has amounted to- of the Government
which he was then trying to destroy aud
which they were suffering to save, the
curses of every soldier and every soldiers
friend in the land should be heaped upon
the head Of every cringing official that
has had any thing to do with the shame
tut release, unwarranted alike by the laws
of God and nations We hardly
think our government can stand the strain
Of this Unprecedented forgiveness to such
deep dyed villainous traitors, even if it was
done through mott ives of philanthropy
or spirit of christina forgivness, which
Is not the case. The whole transaction is
the work of crafty, hell deserving politi-
clans, the bane of our happy land. A
splendid speculation our government has
made in traitor flesh. 1t paid one hind
red thousand dollars for the carcass of
jeff Davis. as lean and devoid of fat as
his soul is of humanity, and after keep
ing him two years and fattening him upon
all the extravagant luxuries of the land
they have sold HIM for the same they
gave, and took it in straw. Hail Co.
iumbia
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Wisconsin Editors and Publishers As.
sOciatiOn---Eleyenth Annual Session.

The Eleventh Annual Session of the
Wisconsin Editors and Publishers As
seciation will convene at the Court
House Hall, Sparta, Wis, on Tuesday,
june 18th, 1867, at 9 clock A. NJ. Bus
mess proceedings will occupy the day.
In the evening at 73O, the Convention
and citizens viii meet in the Hall, when
the following proceedings will be in order:
Welcoming address by one of the edi-
tors of Sparta. Response by an officer of
the Associa ton.
Annual address by Gen David Atwood
of the .Stote Journal. Subject-''News-
papers in the United States-their infu-
ence and the responsibility of their con-
ductors as teachers of the public. =
Annual Poem by Nj. III. r. Hayden,
OF Milwaukee.
Reading of Obituary Notices of the de-
ceased members of the Association.
The arrangements at Sparta will he
managed by Corresponding Secretary W.
RI. Farnhaln, and the editorial corps of
that place.
On Wednesday morning, the 10th, of
June, the Convention will leave Sparta
for an excursion via La Crosse, Winuna
and Rochester, to Minneapolis and ST.
Paul, arriving at the latter place on Il e
afternoon of Tuesday goth, for social
reunion with the Minnesota Editorial
Association, and returning on Friday
night per n. w. Union Packet down
Mississippi river, in time to connect with
the train going East on Saturday evening,
22d, from La Crosse. A punctual and
full attenance is desired at Sparta, In or
der that business and pleasure may be SO
combined that the Eleventh Anniversary
of the Wisconsin Editors and Publishers
Association may be one of substantial
benefit and unalloyed pleasure to all con-
cerned The proffered iberality and
kindness of the Northwestern Union
Packet Company, the Milwaukee & St
Paul Railway Company. the Milwaukee
Il Prairie du Chen Railway Company,
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Company, the WInona & St. Peter Rail
road Company, and the Minnesota Cen
tral Railroad Company, will enable the
President of the Wisconsin Editorial As
ISOLATION to supply all who are entitled to
share IN their courtesles, with passes, if
not otherwise provided for the excursion.
CHAS. SEYMOUR La Crosse, Pres t.
WM. Fl. FARNHAN, Sparta, soero.or;os
JAMES Ross, Madison, ie'
La Crosse, Wis, Nav II, 1867.
State papers will confer favor ON the
Association by inserting the above.
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CRAVING GUM.

Wv wi unkemmon objects,
That akraus my vishin KUN, - =
The strik enest and quaintest
Il that gal chawing gum.
Her darling mouth enkompast
A yaler looking wad,
Sum less than Paddy Murphy
Mite kar in his hod.
Them moshins she was makin--4@
] coodent kaul EN- chewins,
They vans no way related
To that ere sort o dewins.
For tupg, and lips, and grinders,
lather and yaw,
The work thcv wus performin
Kood have no name but chaw. s-sl
Tween kraunchin. winkin. gigglin,
And Cabling st full sail,
Her waterfall Kept wigg IN,
Just like murnaid's tail 8
Her jaunty cap AID rooster piewm
Danct gaIfy IN the breez5
wondered il she'd leee her gun
Provided she shood sneez-
Hur parrysaul was histed up,
Awlmost six inches braud ar
spose twas spread to keep the sun
From meltin what she thawed.
Har hoops she swung, her curls she bobbed,
And when she iried speke,
That bully masticated hunk
Maid bclges in her cheke.
L wundered--sh ould that bill of hurn ~
Wuncs have kissin job . -4-f
How she'd e'er dispose dispose Nv
That salvy, unkshus cobb.
I hope sum 4chap'H marry hur - ASA
As youses wimmin we'll,
And keeps tn hoss groseri,
With lots Of gum to sell. +lR
If he don't give her Cub and kloss al -
And bosses fur tn ride,
And awl the guns she wants to chaw,
hope she'll chaw his hide. 49,
Fur awl the human geenuses
That oar my pathway scadd,
The moastest inserestinest
Ia hur as chaws hur kudd.
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GUARDIAN SALE.-In Probate

" Manitowoc County Court.
In the matter OF the real estate of the minor
heirs of srelh Poquan. deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
in PURSE nee OF order of License. made in
s. id matter, on the 18th day of May. A. D..
1867 by the County Court of said County, the
underS gned Guardian of he minor heirs of
said deceased, will Monday the tenth day
of June, A. p. 1857 at ten O'Clock in the fore
neon of said day. at the Office of the County
Judge in the Village of Aantowoc, in said
Coanty, offer for sale, at Public Vendue, the
following escribed lands to witt The north
west quarter of the South west quarter OF sec
ten No.tourteen( II LAID The north east quarter
Of the south east quarter of section number
fifteen (l5) al in township number twenty (20)
of range number twenty three (23) east.
The terms of sale will be made known at
the time ana place of sale.
LOUIS POQUAN, Guardian.
Dated Mt Manitowoc, the 18th day of May,
A. D. 1867. w4-3t
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n PROBATE = Manitowoc County
j. Auurs. the tier oi The l.. tate OF

IN PROBATE Manitowoc County
l. Court. IA the matter Of the E. tate OF
Will III Kynass, deceased.
On rhading and filing the petition Of Ernst
Das.ier, of Centerville, Wis, representing,
among other things, that on the Gosh day OF
February "A. ID. 1867, at Meeine Wisconsin,
the said petitioner contracted to convey to said
peti:ioner the preinises known and described as
follows, to-wit The \ Il quarter OF n Y
quarter Section manner IS, town nuns Der Z,
north o. rang. number 90 in the {. unity of
Manitowoc and State OF Wisconsin AVID the
said petition claiming that he is entitled to a
cor vevance OF the said land, and PR ing that
Frederick BoTcherdt, admin strator of said es-
tate be auth vrl1ed AMI directed by degree of
this court, to make and execute conveyance
of said premises to him the sai! petitioner, it
is ordered thai said petition bc heard before
the Judge eff this court. Non lay. the ten tn
day of June A. d. 1867, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at my cfice in said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of S. id deceased aA,, to all persons
interested, b. Publishing a copy Of tits order
for six successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing, in the Manitowo. T-inune n Weekly
Newspaper published at Mrnitowoc in said
County. GEO. W. BARRIER,
County Judge.
Dated at Manitawoc, tie "a ii April. A
d. 1861. M CIV
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has plate first and his stomach next.
There Is a better rule yet-the only
natural and efectual rule-which may De
told in two words-eat slowly. Animals
in their natural state seldom gorge them
selves, except the larger snakes, Tor
which this is natural Nature gave a
Guide which would be always ready
and safe ifsit were not spoiled by abuse !;
TINS guide i person own sat appe'15fe o adu
the abuse Of tits RAPID eating. II only
food f,e be sloglyeatsn, slowly and thoreugh-
,%"s e and mingled with the secre-
ton ,;aa, Of the saivary glands. which IN
health are always equal to their task, I'M
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE. State

"
IA of Wisconsin, In Probate-Manitowo
County Court
Ia the mater Of the Estate OF Carl Schro
der, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
in pursuance Of Order of License, made in
said matter, on the Goth day of Ma A. D.
1857 by the County Court of said County, the
IN iersigned administrator of the estate of sa id
deceased win, on Monday the 18th day of June
4 D 1867. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of
id day, at the flee of the County Judge in
the Village of Manitowoe. in said Couaty, of
fer for s-le. at Public Vendue the following
described lands, towit: The northwest qusr.
ter Of the southeast quarter of section No.
thirty FIVE (S5 Of township No nineteen Qs)
north OF range No. twenty two (22) east.
The terms of sale will be made known at
the time and place of sale.
GULIk lVERSON, Administrator
Dated az Man;towoc, the goth day of May,
A. u. 1857. BIS 3w
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vas attached 70 vna..~
r. Io.n ,.s then attached to the Territory. OF
M !, W. until organized as the Tefrlto-
~ of Wisconsin, July 4th. 1886. :, 10
y So that Wisconsin was governed BY tn. ne
K;ns Of France ninty-three years; ny the
King of Great Britain twenty s. y SS ths !,
Nv the state of Virginia one year. py 1'e
Territory of Ohio sixteen years q y;a III.
diana Territory nine years; and q G,s n aon
can Territory eighteen years. IS as Safe are
timed Territory Of the UnI5ea "a, 3ta's .
nearly twelve years, when on the ,, sssn :
N March ls4s, She became the !hlr5le''
State Of the Union.
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IN PROBATE = Manitowoc County
1 Conf In tho nn.tar af he Estate nf

TN PROBATE = Manitowoc County
L Court. In the matter of the Estate of
Frances Ru Her deceased
On reading aud filing the petition of
Frances Rueler of Mi ihicott. representing,
among ohsr things. that he is a son OF Frances
Rueiicr late Of Misheott, the eleventh day
IF July, A. d 1864, at his residence died III
testare, leaving goods chattels and estate with
in this State and ,hat the said petitioner is the
son of said deceased, ana pray ing that adnli-
nistration OF said est tie be to Use Crete grant
ed, 1t Is ordered that said petition be heard be-
fore the Judge of this Court, on Monday the
9th day of May, A. D, 1867, at 10 CLOCK A.
NJ, at nay office in said County.
Ordered fur her that notice thereof be given
to the heir of said deceased and to all persons
interested, ny publishing copy of this order
for three successive eks pri + to said day of
hearing, in the Mani,owoc Tribunc, a Weekly
Newspaper Published at Mauitowoc in said
County. GEO. w. BARKrR.
County Judge.
Dated at Mauis voc, the 29th day of A pril,
j. ID 1861 M2-3w
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to the owners Of lots and
parts of lots fronting and bordering both
sides Of Nam street in the ID ward. that the
sum of one thousand ollars has been ievied
on said lots by the Board of rru tees, in Sc
cordlncs with the Viii &c charter for the pur-
pose Of improving said Main street Therefore
said owners viii take notice that the under
signed is prepared to receive the Sc, eraI ac-
coants assessed Oh each lot aforesaid IN money
or iabfr il rendered WITHIN forty days fl ON
the date hereof.
Ii. RAND, Street Commissioner.
Manitowoc, May 23il, 1867. 5-3w
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CIRCUIT COURT. Man,towoc count,

TIRCUIT COURT, Mantowoc County
~ Fanny Hirsch, Plaintiff, against William
Bach, Franzeska Bach his wife, o car Koch,
and WilhemIne Charlotte Frederike sIin-
| niges ode, Defendants.
To he above named defendants.
You are hereby 81 nmoned an6 required to
answer the complaint in this acton, which was
flle1 in the Office of rhe Cie:k of the Circuit
Court. County of Nanttwcc, at the Village Of
Manitowoc. Wisconsin, the 4tb day IF
March, 1857. at.d to serv> copy of yeur
swer to the said complaint the subscribers.
Al their office, No. 395 East Water street, il
the City of Mi waukee, Wisconsin, within
twenty days after the service of this Summons
on you. exclusive of the day Of such service
and if you f; il to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for tie relief
demanded in the complaint. 5l-ew
SMITH & SAL0MON, Pltffs Atty.
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Gus. and he said nothing more. 81
INV dear. SIR said the next VISITOR,
have a very great favor to request OF you.
Ruy nv house You are very rich you
must be on the lookout for safe and iuc,
ratiye Investments. Twenty Thousand
dollars are nothing for you-a mere frac-
rion of your estate. With me the case
= a;fferent. l thought Mr.. Ho~sunder
had made up his mind to purchase the
n n~sm;ses. and now, | hear, he has chang
al his intention. What Is to become o Q
ma? I have heavy demands 70 meet
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y 4 MD T., NIaff1sOW0c o. Court
l. In he matter of the estate OF Veit Gr,.bcr
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of George
Weiner OF said equity represen ing 81 ong other
things, that Veit GRADER late OF said county
on the 21st day of September, A. D. 1865, at
Cooperstown in said Co dis2 ntesate leaving
goods. chattels and estate within this State ana
county and that the said pc Toner is son-n-
law of said ceased, and praying that ad-
ministration Of said estate be to him
grained, it is ordered that The said petition be
heard before the Judge Of tins Court. on Mon
Gay the goth day of May, A. D 1867, at ten
o'alock A M, at my efice in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs Of said deceased and TO all persons
Interested, by publishing ccpy of this order
for til g successive weeks prior to said day of
heari &, IN the Manitowoc Tribune, a Weekly
News aper printed and published at Manito-
woe, III said county. By the Court.
GEO W. BARKER, County Judge
Dated al Manitowoc, the 9Th dav OF April
A. D. 1867. We 3w
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considerable sums " 49,
Then, if I invest the combined pro-
duct of Pethernk, the Coal and Water
Power stocks in the fve-twenties, what
should | get a year p ~
let me see. M-m-m;. yes
thousand dollars year inter
est. .Ah, six thousand dollars year ;s.s MS
hs nn can a. the sale and the lnve#ss s, GU
be made?', that is if you
win i .Iaow our firm. to- conduct the tran-
sas 1,er,,;nlv. in whom could my conf
| dence be better placed!
The broker made a polite bow,
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Assistant Assessors No.,cee

Hereafter the Undersigned can 90 fou,d IN
his Office over he National Bar oe nounu ~, -
to the 10th of each month, ,om ~ ,oIaAM
and from 2 to P. NJ, ..d ali other DAYS du-
ring the came hours v men not absent on bust.
ness. BYRON MARKHAM,
Assistant Assessor.
Aiarito",oc February II. 1857. ATT
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CooDRICH's History Of United States
u and Mitchels Geography A. the
-1s Fran Kiln Bookstore.
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CURIOUS History OF A STATE.-Tf


CURIOUS HISTORY OF A STATE.-The
territory now known as Wisconsin was
claimed by France, on the ground of dis
covery by its missionaries and travellers in
1910, who governed it until they coded it
to Great Britain, 1868. 1t was held by
the British nation uatil 1888, when it was
coded to the United States. 1t was
claimed by Virginia, for one year when
she ceded all her possessions. northeast
of the Ohio. to the United States. Wis
~ VAS then thrown under the ter
e If Ohio, by the or
ritorlal government u.
dinance of 1857 On the 4th OF 49,
1850, Indiana Territory was organized,
and Wisconsin placed under its jurisoic
ton where it remained until 1909, when
Illinois Territory was organized and it
SIS territory until April
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ey at an.
thing !: there is no sort of "a hurry, ex
claimed the tailor, who, basly employed
himself in taking Charles measure with
Sins of paper.
- wardrobe was not sumptu-
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FALSE WHISPERS
AND 4---H
MoU5TACHE! =!

BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF FALSE NOUS
TACHES AND WHISPERS, OF French man
ufaeture, perfect they cannot be detected
the genuine, will be sent by mail to any
address. Great attention is paid i'll the manu-
'acture of these r. ices by one Of the best
lists in Paris, NJ l.. EoUCHE, who is The best
MA, ufac.urer in Europc. Meustaches 81 co:
Side Wskers, SEQ; Full Beard 81 90.
Address, H. DORR, Albany n. y,
4 " Sole gent for the United States
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