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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-13

The Derby Ministry is assuming a more
Liberal complexion-a circumstance which "a
accepted by the friends of Reform as a favor
ed in the Colonial Secretaryship by the Duke
of Buckingham, who previously held the un-
impor. amt post OF Lord President OF the
Council. His Graceis now in his forty fourth
year, has been repeatedly in Office under Tory
administrations and has also shown himself a
capable man OF business. He succeeded TO
the dukedom in 1861, finding his fortune
greatly reduced by the extravaganza of his
father; has homo ably paid all the debts en-
cumbering his estate, and is understood by
prudence and good management to have re-
stored to great extent the fortunes of his
house. In politics the new Colonial Secreta-
ry sympathises fully with Disraeli and Lord
Stanley, and may be characterized as a liberal
Tory.
Gen. Peel, who has retired from the War
Office, is brother Of Sir Robert Peel. and
belongs to the fossil Tories. His father was n
sucC cCessful weaver, and the son naturally
thinks the road through which his family
came to distinction broad enough for any
body. Sir John PakingtOn has been trans
ferred from the Admiralty to the Secretary
ship vacated by Gen. Peel, and knows prob
ably as much about military as about naval
matters-that is to say, very little. Sir Stat
ford NOrthcOte has become First Lord OF the
Admiralty. Northcote is man of affairs,
capable and well informed, and it is thought
will succeed to the Chancellorship of the Ex-
chequer, whenever that Office is vacated by
the death, resignation, or promotion of Mr..
Disraeli.
The Cabinet has not only been improved by
the substitution of the Duke of Buckingham
for Lord Carnarvon; it has also escaped a
great danger, by the refusal of the Duke of
Richmond to accept portfolio. For twenty
years the Duke, then Lord March, voted
steadily with the section of Tories that de-
serted Sir Robert Peel. Nothing in his his
tory indicates that he would favor any scheme
for equalizing Parliamentary representation
or extending the franchise. Yet Reform in
this respect is precisely what this Ministry
must grant or fall. The designations of the
Earl of Carnarvon and of Gen. Peel, and the
refusal Of the Duke of Richmond to accept a
place in Lord Derbys government, may fairly
be taken as satisfactory indications that the
forthcoming Reform bill, even if it is not all
that could be desired, is too liberal for them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-13
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. March IL, 1st

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., March II, 1867.
Some little preparation has been made for
shipbuiding, but nothing in comparison to
what there would be ii the future looked
bright.
The Portsmouth Steam Mills are doing
first-rate business; plenty of operatives at re-
duced prices.
A general renovation is 10 take place on the
City Hotel, which has been without an occL-
pant since last fall.
The bay fishermen tave, as whole, been
fortunate this winter. Preparation is being
made to fit out a larger number of vessels for
bay fishing than usual.
Less building is expected than usual Car
penters and masons are looking abroad for
work.
A movement Is made by the towns in Rock
ingham county to see if they will dispose of
their town farms and have all OF the paupers
supported at county institution. If vote
for that measure meets the approval of the
voters, probably that institution will be locat-
ed near Newmarket Junction.
Business is very quiet. Farmers bring in
their produce, but do not find ready market,
ard are glad to barter 1t for goods.
One OF the enterprisins corn dealers here
has put in mill for grinding corn in the back
part OF his store, which turns out four hun
dred bushels per day, and by that means he
has been able to take the lead in the meal
business.
The manufacturers of peat for fuel have
come to grief, it being poor paying business.
vigorous onset is to be made on the rum
sellers at the next criminal term OF the S. j.
Court. STEVE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-13

THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is pubshedat lhe
same place every Thursday morning at SZooa year,
invariably in advance.
RATES OF ApyFRTIsING.-One men OF space In
ienath OF column, constitutes square.
81 so per square daily first week 20 cents per
vsel aar. tbree insertions, less, 81 90; continu-
/ 70 every other day after first week, so cents.
nan square ,,cnnts per week aiter oie
0nder head Of ''AMUsEMENrs,'' $2.OOper square
pef week; three insertions or less, S1.5O
SPECIAL NOTICES, 81 % per square Tor the first in
serton and 20 cents pei square for each subsequent
in sartion. 81 q rt EF
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted in the stAi AfSE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every par
OF the Slatelior SlOO per square for first insertion
and 3o cents per square for each subsequent iiser
on. w4 er
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-13

CABALIsTIcAL-The following communi-
cation appears in the personal" column o.
advertisements in leading New York paper
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lvzw gsv klvn lu "Wzrhb Hdzrm' zmw ovzim I'll w
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The cipher is formed, as is evident at
glance, by the simple process OF writing inc
inverted under the direct alphaoet anu tueh
substituting for the letters of the notice those
vertically under or above them TOR a. q ioI
b, &c. Applying this key to the advertise
ment, it reads
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done. Truth, honor, fame forbid. BE wise
Read the poem of Daisy Swain and Learn Il
be true patriot.
We don't know anything about the poem
''Daisy SWAIN and rather suspect this to be {
new and ingenious method of advertising .
forthcoming book. Ifso the publisher Is wei
come to this notice.
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The PARAGUAYAN Wharf.-The London
Times of the 21st ult., in its city article says
'The advices from Brazil and Buenos Ayres
by the French mail encourage some hope that
the Paraguayan war may be approaching lts
termination. 1000 needle guns had been Is
sued to the Brazilian and Argentine troops,
and had been found very efficacious. The re-
spective American Ministers at Rio, Buenos
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-13

Ayres, and the Paaguayan camp had simul-
taleously prolfered the mediation Of the
United States, an offer more likely to be use
fnl than any that could be made from Europe
in the same direction
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-13

During the canvass in New York last fall, it
was generally conceded that the Third dis
trict would replace Mr.. Humphrey by anoth-
er good Republican, and Mr.. Simeon B. Chit
tenden was nominated as his successor. OF
William E. Robinson, who was nominated by
the Democrats, no especial notice was taken
until after election, when it was found that
the people of Brooklyn had chosen him-tO
their own surprise and the astonishment OF
the country. This Robinson is the man who
has distinguished himself in Washington, by
moving on the fourth day of the session, to
sell all the gold in the Treasury and receive
greenbacks hereafter for customs dues! Mr..
Robinson thinks we might bring down the
price of gold by not using it, which is perfect
ly true. We desire to suggest for his consid-
Grafton, whether the burden of high prices
may not be further alleviated by a law of Con-
gress prohibiting the use of breadstuffs. We
have tried going without butter; suppose now
we stop eating altogether for month or two
wouldn't beef and flour be lower?
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YHE PORTLAND p.TIY PRESS is published

N. a. FOSTER, PRoPRIEToR.
TERMS: Eight Dollars year in advance.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
Legal Advertisements.
COUNTY, COURT-MARYVILLE.

PETITION TO SELL LAND
A. W. Emmett and W. r. Best, Administrators &C. vs. The
Widow and Heirs at Law of George Best, deceased
| L APPEARS FROM THE PETITION
that defendants James Best and the at Law of Dan
lei Best deceased nonrsdonts 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks Brown
lows Wing, notifying said defendants appear County
Court to be held for the county Of Boun court house
IN Maryvile, the first Monday Of July 1867 and
where they plead answer said petition or
the same VII be taken for confessed and hearing ex
parte
g. In q
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CIRCUIT COURT-MADIsONvILLE
MAY TERN, 1867

'0sePn Diea-ADiil vs. fiedtieA Dean
n THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO
the satisfaction of the that the defendant is non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee IL that publ
cation DO made IN Brownow's Wing for four successive
weeks notifying the defendant appear next term of
tho circuit Court at the court house In Madsonve Monroe
county Tenn, the second Monday September next
and defense, or the win be taken confessed and
set for hearing ex parte - wv
June 3 1867. SMITH Glib
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

i APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DAfIf fled in this cause the defendant Brice Neral
mas renewed himself concca himself 90 that he or
nary process Of law cannot be upon him. aud hayinr
onne en- attachment against the Of tie defendant
before > W. Randes Justice Of the Peacr
lof ec county, Tense and the same havinr been levied
non s properly u 3 therefore ordered by said Isstice
@ IN aeehdant appear hefrs aim az his Office in the eth
isot o. SEWER couay he 12th day JuIy 1857 and
NOV cause any he has why final Judgment should not be
s..h HIM, or tho same will b proceeded with ex
fAfe II iarther ordered that this notice De pubso
ionr sue esslye weeks ia Brownlows Wing
June D ls67 APPS s. W. HANDLES p
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W. r. Hodges "a. G. ". 6oforth s
IT APPEARING FROM THE ARR

~. 80, :, :. -eA-'N AAeO4h LIE Aftl-
- - eq IN thi. ease thas the defendsnt, c. W Gofyrth
-.sldeat or 80 eonceals himself that she oruarv
t o ~ cannot be served upon him, and hating Oh
an attachment against the estate Of m lsfsndsrt
s Inane before ". Randles Justice Of tse pas
- ounts Tenn, fbe having been levied on the
~ 5 - nc aeiendnnt 10 q therefora ordered Nv tbc
&c tlat The defendant appear before his1 a. bi
ri, - uftFict CT SEWER couafy on the ,v m
49, 49, eaa show cause, IL any he has W. t,.s 49,
rr5 70 % sifen against him. OF the sssae viii be
40 A. tits further ordered tlat this no.
uelislea iour successive weeks In Rrsvr,,.- 80
atfto 3 w 4 y
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CIRCUIT CoURT-sEYIERVILLE.

| + APPEARING THAT THE DEFEN-
Il DANT, Clngman Cunningham, is a nonresident of the
State Of Tennessee ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in Brownows Wing notifying said
defendant 10 APPEAR before the Judge Circuit Court TO
be held fer the county Of SEWER house in SEWER
wife, on the third Monday Of July next plead answer
demur 70 said petition same win be taken as
essed, and the cause set for hearingex parte.
Y.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
ue 1867 Ff5 JAMES r. EVANS. C. AN.
-. .,....-....- JUNE RULES.
EiEaecth NanbehleT Administratr Indian. Vs,tth
@

IhlS Is a BILL FILED BY ELIZA
BETH NANBEBBER, Administrator Of John NJ yapbeb
u deceased suggesting that tho Of the estate are in
70 pay the debts aud that estate Is ipsovenf
sale OF The real estate and that all creditors be
70 re anu authenticate their claims with the CLERK
me az inc als > at all creditors Of John b. Fanbebber de-
come forward aud exhibit their claims ~ demands ON
0 before he second Monday Of October next ana have them
made peres according law, they are hereby 40
ee % 40 So AID this notice shall De published for ,
cessire Neeks In BrownloWs Wig - so
June ., ls6i. 4tpD JAMES r. EVANS. G. an
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
CHAsTELLAR's
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The most valuable and perfect preparation in use for i
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MOTH Patches, saowness, Erupons, and all Impurities nj
the SKIN, kindly healing the leaving the skin white and
clear as aabaster Its be detected by the closest
and being vegetable preparation perfectly bar
less 1t s the only article of the Kind used by the French
aud II Is considered by the Partisan as ndispenabe ~
perfect toilet Upwards of 10000 bottles were sold dnr
ing the past year sufficient guarantee its efficacy Price
ohy cents Sent BY mail postpaid on receipt Of
On orueI; oy bEhGEk, SHUTS & CO., Chemists
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WHISPERS
BEAUTY


Auburn, Golden. Flaxen and Silken Chris
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SaIl Inc most straight and stubborn hair Of
~ $50 N1FE rngets, hsavy massive curlE Has
yt ne las onabts f Paris and London, the
-, -, resnlts Does injury the hair Pre-
II go AIa fost paid 81 Descriptive Circulars nail
- River Street. frog ArsSf. fsr tbs T 80;
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mn LEalnAruR1 Drr,,,I.,-,.

Baxter charges The Leeislatsr. 80
elect with ro6oing the Treasury ana ,.sanee AID
perjury bis language amounts 10 a.. hitting
charge upon suoh men must react II III sue. such a
increased then pay 50 as 70 make Il equal r hey
10 what II was before the war. Some of the., -
eepted this pay ard some did not. II had beer 4
member, l should not have accepted H. but As 10
.2st OF The members, was simply iustiee-equiiy
" usn me pay q members was fixed az four dollars
PeI cay boarding was had AZ fol7 dollars per week
D.s - sne beginning Of this Legislature boarding
VIZ 'H''' "''n 90 70 fls per week The cost 81
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19

Joseph Clark Jr Administrator &c. VS. Thomas g. Houston
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
that the defendant Thomas Houston nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee shown in the bill ordered
that publication be made FOR four weeks in Brown
lows Wing notifying said defendant appear before the
Chancery Court at lazcY the second Monday Octe
Der next then and there 20 said bill will
be taken confessed to him. and for hearing parte
A copy of the order
June 3, 1867. p5 JAMES r. EVANS, C. NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
Llabcth vanJoDIer. Adinlstratrl1 e. rs. No n smlth
Wm c. hincaid Administrator, &c, w. Theresa Kincad
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARTNG

- - NhNt-N II AII LAhINI O
That he defendants Theresa hnead Greed r. Kincaid ste
ling kincaid, Martha Kincaid Daniel Kincad James Kin
aa Lafayette hneald and Thomas Kincaid are
eeh OF the Stateo Tennessee shown in tia bill 1t OF
9ered that publication be made for four successive weeks in
rownows Wing, notifying said defendants appear before
Ohsnefy Court at farewell the I'd Monday Of oofo
theh ana there 30 said bl, same will
akch a. confessed az 70 them and hearing ex pare
Juue 5. 1851. rf5 y LAAIES h. ENANs- e 4 NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
CHANCERY COURT-TAzEWELL.


n THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
that the defendant John Brown is nonresident Of the
state Of Tennessee shown in the bill II ordered That
publication be made for four successive Brownlo
wing notifying said defendant to appear before Chance
Court &C TaRewe the second Monday October next
then and there defend said bill Will be taken
confessed as TO him and set down for hearing parte
copy Of the order.
June 8, 1857. pf0 JAMES r. EVANS @ 4 NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
THE GREAT CAUSE

There cometh glad tidings Of Joy to all
10 young and to old, to great and to small
The beauty which was once precious and rare
Is free for all and all may be fair
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
II H. Kineaid, ct ais, VS.. Martha Lane, ct ais.

H. H. kincaid ct ais, Martha Lane, ct ais
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
that the defendants, Greed f. Kincad s. G. Kincaa and
Martha Kncad, nonresiden the state Of Tonnes
see IL 4 ordered that publication be for four
Ye weeks in Brownlows Wing notifying said defendants Ia
appear before The Ohancey Court Tazewe on the second
Monday October next then and there answer said b
or the same will be taken confessed and set Tor
hearing ex parte. 4 copy Of the order.
June O. 1867. PFC JAMES r. EVANS, c. ~
Elizabeth Fanbebber Adminstratrix &C., Wm. H. Smith,
ais.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
that ne defendant John Kncaid, J nonresident Of
the state OF Tennessee, shown in II ordered
that publication BE- made for four successive weeks An Dr
low knoxville Nhs notifying said defendant to appear be-
lore the Ohancery Court az Tazewe second Mondav
OF october next then and there tad bill or the
same viii be taken confessed him. and set for ber
* parte. copy Of the order
June o 1867 PFC JAMES r, EVANS c. an
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19

ordnance and QuarteFmasters Accounts settled pront,
or cers Returns made ont and adjusted BY
nahae. stoppages OF Pay removed RouutT Monsv Prfe
money Pensons Communication Loss Of Horsss Steamboat
Su lost in the Military Service prosecuted 81
A'7Ah teE1l5. rTs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC Mali, STEAMSHIP coMPA,
NY's THROUGH LINE re. CALL
FORNTA. %a tf
Touching at Mexican Ports, and CARRYING
the United States Mail
Throlgb-p ~, trgeatgztle dags.
0NE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND


0NE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND
splendid Steamships viii leave Pier 10 e. North Aiyer
loqt 81 lanai sree at u O'Clock noon the 1st, nth
na zlt OF every month except when these dates M
9asy aud then the preceding Saturday. or AePIN-
ALL conneeting Via Panama Railway With az the
ssolaPany seamsliPs ron Panama FOR san FtNoIsCO
Departures Of the Isl and connect at Panama With
SSteanlers for SOUTH PACIFIC aud CENTRAL AMERICAN
FysIs. Those ~ ist touch at MAMA MILO.
Departures Of tie 18th connects Nth he neur
4sam line roH Panama 70 AUSTRALIA and NEW zEALts5
steamer Of June u. VIII with cop steain-
OyLokADo, 20 leave san Francisco Jy Hong Kony
va Aokahoma, where close ccnlectsen VIII itS to
.orpany's Steames co ia RfUA aglsa ard sbrha
ApeA 5ds 1861, for FOKOH IA and HONG E0Ne
discount Of ONE QUARTER from stalers' allowed
% second cabin and storage gers itt fani1as
an allowance Of 0Sz QUARTER fhroaeh rates b -lr
ia-h and their families, and school seaehers.
vce Hundred Pounds Baggage aevet each anlt B1yae
accompany tAegage hrouz asdAtsnd toiadiss ena
hlsn without male protectors. baggage received q ~
aoA me day before sailing, from seaboas, rosd4 go
RassenEera who prefer - send down safiy.
An experienced surgeon GA board and atiendae
free. 81 arT
For passage Tickets further ifQfl1sseat a :. ~
t9np1nys ticket odice the WAL F"'- 20 -
STREET, NORTH RIFEE AEE 4"kA5r Many 49,.
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shall not discuss The cba-,. -
asurpstion in The Governor by o.; ranny and
assembly requiring him 10 appoint .1a,' an act OF
leeiors on behalf Of the State Bev,esS i'eohai Di-
ne made this charge that Il Is The Leo , Se" when
9bO'ernor q not his duty to seize eServ q ne
yesr ' ip,s, saeeP' one ior the nonpnaent Of sy
coV-s enc q them remains 10 The ha,S ~ that
nest by the indulgence Of the State go. me
something -, he'ies The miserable aliempt n mai,
The bess oos =, NE leasing Of The penitehtia-y
leased in sis way an sseai'entarea in America are
: direeo ted s5S way perverted I .ea The facts
entitled 20 notice ~ particular ana / ~,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-07-04

All of which we make of different
values.
20 And in this have made our Lord,
Jas is usual, the President; and VIC are
3eterm ined that He shall be recognized
as our LORD, aud that all Of our sub.
jects shall so regard Him.
81 And since the beginning Of this
substitute, we have had our subjects I'M
der complete control; ahd they have be-
come so destitute % to be unable to re-
move from us, and are compelled to abide
with us; and TO buy Of our goods, and al
our prices.
% And in this we are determined to
continue; for it is very profitable unto
us in every particular.
% Yet, per%adVeutuve; our subjects
may think this mode Of business some
what tyrannical, but it seemeth unto us
that it is not; but that it is "English
Rule adopted by "EuglishmeD," We
are well satisfied, and adopted even in
the little county Of Vinton.
fro BE CONTINUED
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-07-04
E0WaI TaxatiOm.

THE working classes Of the country
are giving vigorous expression to their
views in regard to the untaxed securities
Of the Government. "Equality Of Tax,
alton" il the demand in which hboring
mea sse. everywhere uniting. II is hard
enough in all conscience, to pay the full
principal Of q bond that cost the holder
but forty cents on tie dollar. and il is
n0 10 be Supposed that the people will
any longer permit that species Of prop
erty 70 be exempt from taxation. The
expenses Of the Government should be
borne By ak kinds Of property alike
Let there be no privileged classes, or
bonded aristocracy. Let 1905 share the
expenses Of the Government along with
the sixteen thousand articles 0 cousump.
ton from which Radical legislation de~
rives revenue. Stay-atAhome capitalists
have 20 more right to exemption tkaD
their neighbors. Manned and crippled
soldiers have no special legislation in
their behalf, and while they periled life
and limb for the country the bondhold,
ers riSked, nothing but their money. The
soldier finds no laws that relieve him
from paying taxes because Of his nutila
ton ; why should mOney.lendiEg "loy-
atty enjoy privileges that are denied to
the patriotism that fights, and bleeds,
end dies2 These are questions that the
hard times are forcing the people to COZ
cider. The. gntaxed millions Of shoddy
and mule-meat Spectators are daily dri-
wing hundreds into the Democratic ranks,
SuG the cry Of the growing hosts is
Equal Taxation and no Exclusive
Privileges,
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The Washington LIbFRPB
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circular may be successfully accomplished, have Ia
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are put on subscription at prices much below their
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Library company will be issued, stamped with the
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None others are g%enuine.I W
Any person sending us One Dollar, or pay
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tiGoate Of Stock, insuring One PreSSnt in
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No l-"My Child Ny Child" No o.
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Any person paying Two Dollars will 70.
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titled Two Presents. 'ff
THO Dollar Easeduings.
No. "wnshinGIoD's Ccurtship." No. a-"Wash.
ington's Last Interview with his Mother"
Three Dollar EngrGpin0s.
Any person paying Three Dollars will receive The
beautiful steel Plate Of "fiome From the War;" Ahd
Three certificates OF stock, becomins entitled -
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-Four Dollar EagrariAgs.
Any pers on paving Four Dollars shall receive the
large and beautiful steel Plate Of "The Ptrile Of Our
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ting them to Four Presents.
Fipe Dollar EngTdrin9s.
Any person who pays Five Dollars phali receive
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Ting them TO Five ProseLip.
The engravings and certificates will be delivered
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ny mail, post paid, or express: as maj DO ordered d