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WHITMAN's CHoCOLATss-Thc finest Chocolate for I
table use, manufactured az She philadelphia Steam
Chocolate and Cocoa Works. stephen y. Whitman,
Cfice and No. 1910 Market street.
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STILL ANOTHER GRANT MEETING.-The Re-
publicRns of Philadelphia appear to give General
rant t.orough nomination for the re2idency. The
their next President wi l meet O'c Oclr
evening at the northwest corner of ST. John and
streets.
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FINE Cor FHoTIoNs.-At George w. Jeukins', NO
1887 Spring Garden street can Oe obtained foreign
fruits, nue, alnonds etc.. well fine assortment
Of cOnfeCt Ions jenkins Is worthy OF o call
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New STATION HoUsE.-Last Monday after
noon, poleraIsing the event at the seventh
District Station House. ST John street above But
tonwood After this was accomplished, savory set
out by the enthusiastic participants, and
general Good time was had,
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ONLY t1 0O for beautiful Photo -hInIatu Mt r. T.
Beimers Gallery, No, 624 Arch street There is
nothing superior to these gems in the Photographic
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MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-Yesterday afternoon
two Germ ans, name1 Henry Derhica and Richard
Cox got exceedingly high st. Johns street, aUd
committed mischief by taking the wheels Off from
the various vehicles within their reach. Alderman
holland held lhem 10 ansMer IN $500 bail.
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OHIO.

tIon-The Democratic Gain over Last
Year 39,7s7.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 22-Hayes' official
majority Is 29l0. against Republican majority
last year OF 2897. The Democratic gain, there.
fore is 30,7o7 The total vote of the State is
1853 33l last year IL was i60 800, thus showing the
increase in the tolal vote 10 be 23.422.
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IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF HOSIERY GooDs-
Messrs. Cook d Brother, No. SO North Eighth
street, claim TO be the only firm in Philadel-
delphia keeping all grades of Hosiery at Retail
who import their own goods. They feel
assured
That by avoiding the prohts and commds
slOns imposed In the ordinary course of trade,
they save ISeir customers at least 25 per cent
2 That they have the quality Of their goods
under complete control using the best yarns,
and employing the es lWorkmen in their
manufacture.
8. That, having direct access to European
markt Is, they can keep more complete stock
than If dependent upon purchases made here
of foreign goods.
A call from the reader is solicited at their
store, No. 63 North Eighth street.
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THIRD EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS p II.
[sPEcIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELRGRAPH. !
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.

The train this morning brought down a S warm
Of Philadelphia politicians and ofiee-bolderl.
Among the arrivals are Collector Joseoh w.
Cake, Internal Revenne Collector Abel, Of the
First District, and Assessor William Elliott,
OF the Third District. Besides these there are
score OF small fry politicians, who are mere
bobtails to the big political kites.
Senators Cameron and BuCkalew arrived last
nipht and Congressman Samuel j. Randall aud
Alderman McMullen are also here so we are
likely to have lively tiue.
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CoRRECTIoN.-At a meeting last evening of a
few storekeepers Second street il resolved To
ask the city authorities to relieve the streets Of the
SINNERS ana hucksers, but not 10 remove the lesit
nlnIe
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ROBBERY. Smith and Annie Williams
we're arrested at No 223 Spruce street. on the charge
Of rOhbing visitor OF vRluabes Tney we're held for
q further hearing by Alderman Morrow.
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PURGE our THE MORBID HUMoRs OF THE BLOOD.
by two OF Ayers Pills, and Won will has
tlearer heads as well as bOdIeA. - -.
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81. ThOmas-Naval Dock Again A1Oat.
ST. THOMAS, Oct. II, Via Havana, oct. "a The
naval dock lately hOated from England, but
soon afterwards submerged in the harDor, has
hnnn rnlaHN
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We nOW ODer immense stock OF NetU
Clothing FOR Mems aud BOUs Filk and
Winter lCedr made IN Lhe most cdreflH
RCmembcr manner and Of materials bOttgIE IN fyst
hands, at TtHnOus prices TO the ndntiIdc.
tuTerS
Tits tclis the tUhoIe storu.
WAHAMAKER g. BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HALL,
Or THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
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M1ssEs AND CHILDREN's MILLINERY - Latest
Paris Styles-M, shoemaker d Co., No. 1924 Chestnut
81
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LEGAL INqE1LTGHNCR.

COURT OF QUA RTER SESs sIONS-Juige Ind.
ing store Win intent 70 1t al. The evidence was
of BeHSm5 s1n so @ Sp2oF e 9I me nrm
about O'Clock in the Ing of Friday, lth inst
and twenty minutes before this it was closed last
He was immediately arrested by the private watch
man, but no burglaTiOus tools or other suspicious
articles were found upon him. Upon Investigation
no marks of violence found upon either of the
doors fronting Letitia street, and nothing Within
the store was disturbed. Tho theory then was thar
during the business hours OF the day he secreted him
Sei IN tae store preParihE to operate at night with
me defense proving mat Just about ten minutes
before this srrest he was seen In q saloon In Ninth
John smith was convicted OF charge Of Illegal
voting, Il was shown that the defendants division
ing votGd there on election day he to hand
ticket at the polls Of the Seventh Division Of the
thomas CTosswen pleaded guilty to a charge Of
sonment OF twenty-iour hours and fine OF fifty
Michael Morgan pleaded guilty to an assault and
battery upon George Riddle, and was ordered TO pay
Robert Coffee was charged with assault and battery
upon Mary Goldy. The evidence was that on sunday
Lieutenant Colby locked out OF her second story win
2St mo noise and was SreaV paned bV hsvn The
reelection OF the sun upon mirror suddenly thrown
ogt again, ana ms thing was repeated. She then
defendant and another young man on the roof OF q
house in Union street, above Second, the defendant
The defense did not deny the fact, but contended
or Violence and that this was not an assault and
DISfRIOr COURT - Judge Hare.-Margaret
Blsesse, executrix, VS.. Lewis Faoker, An action to
eDisTRICT 'CoURT-Sadga sharswood
Busamire vs.. Andrew s. McHurray ct al An action
to amount subscribed Tor shares Of oil stock,
under alleged iae Representations ON the part OF de-
'C0unfi OF CoMA1oN PLEAs-Judge Peirce.-
George W. Weber Eliza p. hartman, Administra-
tTx. An action to recover for services rendered On
United STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Jpdge Cad
waladeT-The United States VS. stlls, etc. HoYey
Co.. claimants. Before renOrted. on trlal.
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THE Sous OF TEMPERANCE IN COUNCm.-At
IA O'Clock this morning the Grand Division OF the
Sons of Temperance OF Pennsylvania commenced
the deliberations OF their twenty fourth annual
sion, at the American Mechanics Hail. Fourth and
George streets. Over 1000 members have been added
10 the Order during the past year the total member
ship now reaching S0lg while the lady visitors
her 57i5 There are iO2 different Divisions of the
Order in active operation In the State. During the
past year the receipts amounted t26O3l, of which
S5030 were expended for the relief OF sick members,
and el69l2 for other purposes More than 800 tempe
rance meetings have been held during the year,
under the auspices of the order.
The election for officers to during the
Ing year will he held this ar fernoon and evening.
Tomorrow evening there will be social nion OF
such members OF the National Grand, and Sub9rdi-
nate Divisions the Order may be In the city, in
honor Of the twenty fifth anniversary ot the iustu-
lion of the Order. the affair will take place at
Washington Hall, at the corner of Eighth and Spring
Garden streets, and will doubtless be occasion OF
great interest to all who engaged in the tempe
rance movement
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HEARING BEFORE \ U. S. CoNtSussGoYER.-
Joun w. Cullen was before Commissioner Aubrey II .
smith at noon, charged with Illicit distillation at
No. 1913 Pine street. Important witnesses being alb
seat, the case adjourn d for flrther hearing
rCxt Tuesday ut noon Cullen entered bonds rDr his
4 ~
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General Grantys Ha WITH
Arrival of the Atlantic,
TILE PLAINS.

New YORK, Oct. 23.-Tbe steamship Ada n''c
from Bremen, has arrived.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Oct, 2s

d A TE T f D.-PANTS SECURED AND
! hTRETCMED from to inches, at Mottet
french Steam Dyelng and Securing, No. 200 s.
NINTH Street and No. 736 RACE Street 9l725p
PODGERS'AND WOSTENHOLMiS POCK ct
LII KNIVES, Pearl ana Stag Handles, of beautiful
finish. RODGEItS' and WADE a. HUTCHEBef..
liAZ0Hs, and the celebrated LECoUL2RH RAZOR,
ECISSORS of the finest quality.
RRzOrs, Knives, SCISSORS and Table Gallery Ground
nud Polished at T. MADE1RA's, No. u5 TEISrH
Street below Chesnut. Snt
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HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.-Before
Recorder Eneu, at o'clock to-day, Lavenia Marrwas
charged with the larceny OF a gold watch, several
STUDS ana several other articles, belonging to WIN,
II. Rdgley, residing at No. lOi6 Melon street in
whose employ she was as a domestic. SIZE was com
lnitted in default of bail to answer ut Court
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MORE PRIZE FIGHTERs Acknowledgment
Hanse, OF the Eighteenth District arrested Johnny
IsaHaIur al sixth and Arch Streets aud Charles Me-
Gary at No 243 Carroll street for participating In the
late SUNDAY prt2e-tlghts. Lazarus was second to
second to Moodylin his encounter with the vaiorous
Butct err Both were held to answer by Alderman
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VALUABLE PREPARATION.-Numbers suffer un-
necessarily from Diseases who, by simple remedies,
might enjoy robust health. Others, again, doctor
needlessly for ailments with which they are
hmicted. By far the greater proportion of disease
with which mankind suffer arises from affections of
me me liver kidneys, or bladder The sympathy Of all
he other organs of the body is in direct munica
ton with those above enumerated and the liability Of
such TO disorder Is known to every at all Conver
SAINT with the human system. The great aim, there
IOre, oil everybody should be 10 keep the liver, kid
neys, and bladder in healthy action, This can be
readily attained by the of Helmbolds Extract of
Buohu This Is not only an Invaluable remedy but 1t
Is sure preventative OF disease. 1t acts directly
lhose organs from which the majority of complaints
arise ana IL removes all causes Of disease speedily
from the eyBtem Those who have used II testify to
s virtue. Those who willing shOnld give IL trial.
Depot No. l04 s. Tenth street, Philadelphia,
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SALE OF BOOTS AND 5HoKs.-The particular atten-
ton of the trade is called to the large sale Of Boots
Co. auctiOneers at their store, No. 5O8 Market street,
10 ~ orTow (Thursday) morning, October "a COM
mencing at 10 o'clock precisely.
Also sby order OF the Sheriff. large assortment OF
I1nofe Shoes (1afEers. etc,
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TnE "MoDEL sHoULDER-sNAM SHIRT"
60 MESS MSSS MSSS-yRA
Eg mSfS MSSS MS5S~tFa
Ne MSSS MSSS MSSS-2sS
MClNTiRE & BRoTHERs No. 1895 Ohosnut street.
JONES g. TEACHER, Printers, No. $40 Minor street
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AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER BILIOUS DIsoRDERs'
sISE HEApACHR, ere, are thoroughly cured by DE-.
Jayne's sapatiye pills Acting as q gentle is1auye,
boOele gradually change the vitated secretlons OF
th soh and liver and restore these organs 10
beaithy condition. Sold BY all druggists
f,ryr,n ,npENgis CIoTHINa-A splendid assortment.
AZ sboemaker d % No. 1924 Chestnut street,
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LAUNCH.-The beautiful and eIabOrateIy de-
signed ship Bedowa will be launched from the yard
OF her builder, Mr. John w. Lynn, tomorrow (rhurs
dRyl at 1880 A, M. The Redowa was constructed by
MI Ly for parties In New York and this city, and
vessels ever built in this country. she rates In the
French LOyds with the "Star" grade for nine
She will be Chrstened by Miss Jennie Douglass late
O Chicago, of this city, and is to be commanded
by Captain AlOnzO Blanchard the original com
nnaer of the stnn In nr of ha mi
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ATTEMPTED HoMICIDE.--Last evening, Samuel
Bailey shot Mrs. Catharine Weir in the back of the
neck. The circumstances are these:-Catharne Weir
keeps saloon at No. 7I6 S. Sixth street. Her nus
band died about three weeks ago. siuce which time
she fas employed Bailey to superintend IL for her.
Yesterday she made known to him her intentions to
sell out Last evening she cooking In the kit
chen, when 1t s alleged Bailey stepped In and when
Mrs. Weir stood with her back to him, drew pistol
and without provOcaton, fired Il at her the two buck
shot with which 1t was loaded entering her neck
Hat the lady been further from Bailey. the injuries
would have undoubtedly proved fatal at AS it
is, she Will recover, Bailey taken into custody
and sent to prison by Alderman Tittermary.
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EVERY FAMILY should have a case OF DIR. HUM
6HHhHS SPECIFIC homeopathic MEDICINES. Iney
are simple easily applied, harmless, and yet, In a
thousnnd instances they arrest disease, allay pain
hhu SUFFERING save calling the doctor, and prove a
iIleno indeed. The valuable services rendered Inn
mehs1ly oVerbalance the small sum they cost. Ad-
@ IesS @hAUMPHREYs' ~ SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI
CINE Co.. 500 Broadway, N, Y.
Johnston, Holloway a Cowden, No. % North Sixth
street Dyott g. CO., No 2s2 North Second street,
SID sd a, and Poplar streets Ambrose smith Broad
streets; John Bley FTankford road Roche Fifteenth
and south streetsi Callenuer, Third and Walnut
streets; Hickman, No JaG South Second street, Mar
shall, Thirteenth and Market streets; Blythe No 32C
Seneral Depot, No. 637 Arch street,
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NEW STYLE FRocK COATS.
NEW STYLE FRoCK COATS.
NEW STYLE FROCK COATS,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13
MURRAY MILL.
MADAME e. N40A00sO
Enwlish. French and Spanish
Beorlleg - Day oehssl Ter
Isang ladies,

Ne. 80 Naaassoa Avsaae,
- aoo, aAovs sah 4. NEW YORK.
1Ae Cussse Of lussssesios c6opsisss he kaglisA
nd Bsueeh lAnguaesD Qaetn. u dcaissd1. Wslstns.
Arithmetic. AlgsesA 80 0cometsy: Geognphy.
ss "a Soe sss MI s:ass sss
sleoae. ftsaeA end Esgish Literature. and Elocuti.
Tne1D 20 DAv pursis. -sHSHsa IMPAIRMENT.
Ftsst DtyssSa. iaclsding esatonsss. Pups ovss -.
sesond Division. inciudins Stationery. Pupils ovss
riist Divisis., issisdhe ssaasesery. sissps ann
scHsos sseAsrnur.
First Iiyisten. uaose ~ ysars. 80 70. Fuel tooo
Ieung lAAtee, NO VIII y paesue the study q
French vuly viii be received nom TO II m. o. go.
ixAHs No noAxpsNo ruras.
0eNlOR CLASS lnciudiug the regular eousee Of
isetfussion. buar and st.,iopesy. $3.50 per amman.
Yupth usass y yesrs Of sGe..... ESQ PER az mum.
ssss - osufeA' ...-..-............ :.
WssSias il rsaaixd,. ........
Pui.ils Who ssGlala daring The summer vacatlno,
tfo9 ~ clo,s u tho sca year. July se e is re;
daring sAss tine tsnsslins end Hctei cxpesses en-
Yosss l.di.. Who became BOARDS: i ii. is:si
% = Of sSsss. to plow eases. two blsn1ss.
eee white esenopa 9 - $500 too des:ssi
spoors .nd iwe !OfEs napkin rin. zig Table naplias
their eioshins % IS saa1ted b tail. /.
ocns0l IN ooo1o0 ~ ~ eo0e0 - 70 June =.
'fi' :S: sri 4 :! ss,.s 4 ny
e ss s.osssos. ~ sfsss3ss - 49, - -. r
00egeoeas ~ 49, esnelndr4, % 1sAae13oa fsCn
~ Ioaely chasge udl b ssade - b esss a. IT,
suuval oeeplDQ eaooee The cxfaealka ~ Ne school
delsesIsa 1e1e ~ assesce.
( Dilh pa0eble N sdvssos. bepts0hss md Iehetaay.
uns. C. Maass rsssss, By psrnlsaioa. 70 II. ionsw.
H. 49, nn6 poerouH:
= ~. 6isSoe 4 Cieyslsnd Con-, rev York H.1
RscSneocv Govssaos yentna,. Mhany. n. Z. nua
H.rey Hlsoa, n.Vees ,. Is1hlefs. be. Darius Per
-. Ia, 6 pAso Rossell. 1sq., Aasthev Bemus
-, Y. y 5Seloe, Esq., Heau CoegM E.a.. Geo
9nosst, s9 Hos Jssss R1 g; zen noS.
eoethg.ss, New York Albert DaH. NAG rfovidsncs
Z. l.; lsssc N. Phelps. Esq., 0eorgc Kemp. Esq.
3. p. Fabsi, Req., ReSsss cAnsets, xsq., tistsrss
's.s..aAss: bsq- - Opessess!sss kscs G Rows!l
az. e., ! I ~ Ak ~: jk; ;: !
c., Aloert 1ceos New YUsk; Dn. Hoqae De Lss9
1ssil24 g c9sI; A.,esss 4 dsl vs,e g -
FL H. g., u Is 81 80 Z; y; - ssHSt
q. 016GSs.6 D., fGnksjGSs. - J6S61s4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13
WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE Comply.
No. III Broadway. New York.

hoard Of Directors.
A. A. Low. OLA. \. Low 4 Brothers. II Busiing slip
ISAAC u: FR0rHtNGlIAM. President Union Trust
SAMUEL WiILEfs. wne.. Co.. no Pear, st.
GEORGE J. WILLARD. President. III Broadway.
OLIVER II. (iORtNDN Vice .pYeeideut, III Broadway
HENRY u. ,IERREiUNT, 1 Picrrepont Plscs
s. B. ciirrrENDEN. s. B. Chi,.enden Co, ss4
cE R.IsS 7. THOMAS. late Nv. W. Deror.,s Co
PETER c. CORNELL. Merchant, 50 Wall street.
JOHN Ha LsEY. Haish,, Halsey = Co, 20 Park Pi
Hon, WILLIAM KELLY. Rhcnbeck. N y.
EFFiN0tiAM TOWNSEND, Townsend Nontant-
WV. =. iisDAIE, wm $. Tss,,.leA Co.. $50 pearl.t.
THos. T. BUCKLEY. Buckley & sheldon. IS Leon
GILBERT l.. BEEcKMAN. Bowers. Beckmvn Co..
HENHY A. swirl. nesry A. smith Co.. 70 Bar.
JosEpH 4; spRAeuE. prague, Cooper a colburn.
JAMES 4. PRENTICE. Merchant, B,ook,ya.
RUFUS II. GRAVES. Merchant. q Wal street.
n: MESSENGER. T. & II. Messenger, 1871 Maiden
ALIEN " BLAKE. A. B. Sands 4 CO.. in VILLA.
GKoRGE L. NICHOLS. r h cosdineton 4 Co. -
JANE, $. MOVES, Gardner. Brewer L Co.. a. Leon
JOHN " rRornlxGmAM, rro,hneh.m Bayl.-,
WIN. Q. FOWLER, FL 4 W. C. Fowler. III Front
WIN. {. SHELDON. Buckley 4 Sheldon. IS Leonard
SAMUEL D. CALDWELL. Caldwell Morris, - ola
Oliver s. CARTER. Carter & Hawlsy. 100 Pearl
NORMAN g BENTLEY. Bently 4 Burton. IA and 10
Beaver etree'
LEWIS b. LODER, Loder Brothers 4 Co.. sfs
Broadway
wILIIAMP PRENTICE, Counsellor, - Wall ct.
JOHN T. r. MAXWELL. Merchant, n South 1t.
JAMES II FROTHtN0HAN, Howlaud 4 FSOthlng-
ham. 1OS Wall street
EZRA p PRENTICE. President Commercial Bank,
Hon sTRPHEN rABER, Long Island.
BENJAMIN HICKS, Roslyn, l.. I.
OFE1CERa.
GEORGE l.. WILLARD. .rseAAsot
u. II. 0OHDON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS frcsb0ent
G. W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. secretary and Actuasy.
A. ". ROGERS, NJ. D. Medical ExamineS At once
JAS. CRANE, N. u Consulting Ply sician. Brooklyn
WM. p. PRENTICE. Atty 4 Counsellor % Wall st.
Tho busnese Of thie Company r. very lasge. and
rapidly increasing lite plano are liberal aod very
kinds ofpocies will be issued on favorable terms
as those Of any other good COMPANY.
Dividends increase with the sge OF the policy.
Non participation rates lower THAI those Of any
Company In the world.
losses paid In thirty days after due notice an1
pr,sof Of DEAN.
Literal srrsneemeuts made In regard N travel
10 the policy holder when desired. -.
eVAeents Vented They will be literally dealt
EBEvKZER sPRAGuE. chicago. General Agent
for Iowa, Illinois, wisconsin and MlnnceOta.
Feb 1S63m.
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The Award Of Premiums
WILL Bs MADE At
ST. Jos EPH MuCM1ls 4 n
D1Ass 1aH 0AA2


eomu,ittec witE ~ appointed to s1pesinteNd tho
dstrii,eii settc Prisp hy tho iiss.icalts!al and
Agf9 Y F,u;s rre~s sna lsrs cns q WON
shall hsve any in:erert whatever IN the drawing.
A. coon sashe s~sNis ere rnsc, perfect THE Of
the different Preminns VIII be flfnIsl-d to Tho fofla-
On fecslpt 81 q NO WIN forward onc ser,isca'e,
eth ~ = eagsassnss rom wa'ch pzriis. MY
bes over 70 dl6ercn, sarstiee nc rstai price
Il e each N any Art A..ociao !, W ,,',p,h - Won,
money 4 once. and st tho rsmo time an .ppotcnry
you % sesurc % Para ,sai Rns e..
s, sS srsT ISL. &C. III. d' haaas.d.
,nrSssivcs wealthy by tho ,hnps inscsnont Of one
% tws s2 1.sc, and Hoieulsr~rs should sse, m
1870 h srcsYg thIs beautiful home fog himself or
T ,ss' sasssseslssr.l A. sscaaaac.
u ~ G6f1 ESefsrprdse :
A. uuss set - sus1saaisl With - Dollar oifs
Cooossts ard hen6ass vAisAhs-e ssen savsrlissds %
extensively shroegh0ut the cUuntry.
Hsyiss bsen aspSl.tcd . srauu,.s ~ Tile q The
xess f:ss g. - -, fe,y =. e , S;,,:
- hsad. - nd iOf he drs~iss sssssins
~: sSs~ess. a NC. ces. w~a.
T5s Asssassss ~ssla ssssssssAlly reisr % inc FOL
6Mns qse.l,nsas :, s,.,oa
Hen. Jsha MseSis0a, Gen. wMd. Capt. II. Il. Lang
~. Capt samasl Langley. Jae.. y: Stevens, y. Z.
Eiag, o. ". OviAtt ~ Joerph. Michigan e. >, Fink.
p. Lin nj. II Glliett. Aurosss m. u = nsckenson.
CsrfeS Pitkin Davis. Miwaukee, VIA. jas. Black.
nstrs1. Hlch.. WIN. boss, Miss. Mlrh. u. se1si.'
Chica9o: ~. isAs'd Yates. 1oovernor Of i'i'oo'
CrapO. Mich. ..-
Appiicassoas svs CsseDcatss should b. Addresses '"
chicago, HI.
70. Dsswus, ~.
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