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CHEAP DRY GOO rs, CARPETS, MATTINGs.
~ OIL CLOTHS, AMI WINDOW SHADES

V. E. ARCHAAIBAULT
N II. Corner ELEVENTH. and M A ARKurr s,raats
opened this morning, from auction S'iee'0'
Ingram Carpets al WOOL at 75c s7c A. A. 25 sl,s7
and $780, ingram carpets, wool filling 4Oc 600 and
62c. English Tapestry Brussels Carpets only si"75
Entry and stair Carpets 25c 10 75c Rag Carpets 45c
10 76c. Hemp Carpets, Doc. TO 62c Floor Gt CIntbs
sOc. Window Shades; q 20 g. Plain Window Hoi,
4Oc 70 soc. WOollen Druggets. a to sla0 stair al
Cloths 25c; Spring Chlntzes, l2c TO 2Oc De Iaines
PIC Muslins, lie. 10 25c. S-N7'
~ CHEAP STORE. r2Iaem
N. L. Corner ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets,
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE. STOCKS, ETC,
April 8. at u O'Clock, noon, at the Exchange
THIRD STREET, No 334, south of Callowhill
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Puuchlp rributs to Mr. Field.

The American Parliament has passed
resolution Of thanks to Mr.. Cyrus Field
for having made the electric telegraph
between England and the States, and
has ordered a gold medal to be struck
in honor of Mr.. Fields single.handed
feat That is quite right. Punch would
be the last man to deny that ''alone Field
did it p" We are not quite sure whether
he let the water in the space called the
Atlantic ocean, but We know that he in.
vented electricity and telegrsphy, and,
after years Of solitary experiments, per-
fecied the cable which is now laid. he
carried it in his own one.horse gig from
Greenwich 10 Ireland, and having pre-.
viously constructed the machinery for
paying it out, launched the Great Eastern
by his uuaided efforts, put the rope aboard
and consigned ii TO the deep with his own
hands Mr. Field tied on the New
Foundland end with great neatness, and
then ran on with the continuation, and
never sat down, nor even blew his nose,
until be had dispatched the first message.
Therefore the medal is his, and the re-
verse also But in concession TO the
ignorant prejuaices Of the world, might
net just the most modest space-say the
rim-bear in faint letters the names Of
Osborne, Elliot, Anderson, Canning,
and one or two rgore, vbo stood By, with
their hands in their pockets, and saw
the smart Cyrus perform the Herculean
task. Any how, we do give the ground
on which bis end Of the cable rests Bat
We would not press the request, If it
would hurt American feelings s1aU
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToE, April 29.-The Supreme
Court has announced that no new cases
viii be taken up after the 9TH proxims,
as the Court will adjourn on the goth. ( Z
Gen. Ord, acting under instructions
given him while here, has detailed army
officers to act in the place of Arkansas
officers removed by him.
The Supreme Court, in the case of the
schooner Sea Lion and cargo VS. the
United States, affirmed the decision Of
the District Court Of Florida, The ques-
ton in this case whether permits issued
by the Treasury agent aud affirmed by
Gen. Banks and Admiral Farragut, were
sufficient TO legalize cotton traders be-
yond their lines The Court held that
such permits could only be issued by the
President
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POETRY.
For the Public Ledssr.l aa'i 's, ...
GOD HOLDS US IN HIS HAND.

For the Public Ledgsr.l a01I aa,,.s
GOD HOLDS US IN HIS HAND.
The breath Of April blows the lads apart,
A sweetness bearing from each blossoms heart
But All the tender dewy April wind
No incense glad within our hearts can ind
The warmly glowing sun rsviyiies .
The eoldest spot that winters mold o'erlies
Rat fails TO thrill US new with JOY renewed
Spring giaddens not whore freedoms "roeks
lie strewed. 1If
put tho we smile MOTTO the smiling spring
Tho scarce we see II for our suffering
Tho mute, We are not yet inanilnatei
All no. our hearts boat snn with fervont hate
A righteous hate that nerves ia to Withstand
IN. .toru Of malice, from tn ignobls band
That rsvolutop's tide has hoatsd high.
who pelt US in thy name, oh Liberty
nowu-dows into the sua ring Southern teart.
They deeper urge each envy Vcnomed darti
But holy hate guards well the vital spot
sim elovs the FIRE from freedoms altar GET
fre,botn nations love of li'erty-
Unborn resistance Of old Tyranny.
Low we may bend. and silently endure
The well-benl BOW sends arrow swiit and sure
God holds US Ia His hand this thought sus-
tains
Through all our poris. and through all our
pains.
Arthe right moment win the arrow speed
and We 70 .ain our poise "a nation freed.
800 MIRIAM.
April 81, 1867.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, April 29.-The European
Conference, which meet here next month
to settle the dispute between France AM
Prussia in regard to Luxembourg, is to
be composed of representatives from
Great Britain, France, Prussia, Austria,
Russia, and the King of Holland as the
Grand Duke of Luxemburg. 1t is I'M
derstood that the following will be agreed
upon as the basis of the conference
First-Prussia is not to enlarge her
present boundaries.
Second-The Notifications of Luxem :
burg are to be evacuated and dismantled.
Third-The future political status Of
the Grind Dpchyis to be aScertained
and determ. ned by the Conference.
Fsurth-The final decision of the Con
ference is to be guaranteed by all the
governments participating therein. %
LONDON, April 90, pm. = Consols
closed at 81; 2Os, Tie; Illinois Cen.
trail, 76ic; Erie, 4l&c.
LIvERpOoI, April 20, p.m.-Thc ae+
tivity in the cotton market was main
tanned to the close. Middling uplands
l2@l2id; Orleans, i290l2i. The sale.
of the day footed up $4,000 bales.
The Manchester market for goods and
yarns is buoyant. Breadstuffs closed
finn; corn advanced to AS per quarter
for mixed Western; barley 4, per 80 lbs
oats IS cd per 45ibs.
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BE NOT DECEIVED.

ID EADER, IR YOU HAVE HAD THE SAD
III misfortune to contract the accursed dis
ease, known as venerial, In any form, you can
be cured II care not in What stage 1t may pre-
sentitself, whether primary, secondary or ter
tiaryl. without taking one solitary Eain Of
medicine. After ten years of close investiga-
ton and practical experience, | am convinced
that internal treatment, for the purpose of eff
fecting permanent cure Of syphilitic diseases
is useless. and, that in a large proportion of
oases, IL absolutely does more harm than good.
While under my method Of external medical
cation. which Is pleasant and agreeable to the
patient, | defy competition with any other
method known to the medical profession, for
speedy and permanent cure-.which guarantee
in all cases. In making this important fact
known to the public, | wish TO state that am
a regular practitioner Of medicine that l am
a graduate of the Medical Department Of the
University Of Louisville, KY, and that my
method OF treating those diseases has cost years
Of deep study and close observation.
All diseases Of the Ear and Eye treated upon
the most improved methods. ..#r
0FFICE-No. 80 Monroe street, between
Main and Second. l67
respectfully, q. w. McL0ED. NJ. ID.
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By TELEGRAPH.
mIDN1GHT DISPATCHES
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. Louis, April Omaha dispatches
soy that the track laying on the Union
Pacific railroad was commenced to-day,
and will be vigorously prosecuted
A correspondent with Hancocks ex'
petition says the Cheyenne village where
the troops have been encamped several
days, was burned on the goth inst, in
volving loss of 100000
General Custer was still pursuing the
Cheyennes, who had fed northward.
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VNHIS ATTACHMENT TO LOCOMOTIVE
i Steam Engines was patented by j. NJ.
BR0SIUS, of Liberty, Va, in June, 1896. 1t is
proposed with this invention to force water
from wells at water stations, or such streams
may be selected on the line of the Railroad. di-
rectly into the Tender. by using the steam that
would otherwise escape while the Locomotive
is stopping. Stationary Engine (withouE
boiler)is necessary at each station of froUI
four 70 six-horse power with force pump Ut
tached, and three sets hose, one for conducting
steam from Locomotive TO Stationary Engine,
another for drawing water from the well OF
stream and the ether for forcing water into the
Tender. A circular saw is also attached. with
which wood can be cut while the train is / the
station. If necessary.
The advantages of using this methed of sup
plying water is obvious. Especially, Al il re-
commended to companies Of Railroads who are
now extending their lines or else p, .ojectinR
new lines ofroad.
IL obviates the necessity Of buildi ny water
tanks and the expense of employD az at least
three IN en- at each water station. WI
The Stationary Engine can be rer noved from
point to point on fats, and can be VI ed in hoist
ing heavy timbers, ETC., at bridge s, or can be
uied temporarily at any station here it may
be required. M Jl l1a1- ,
The saving of expenses in adopting this
method. in comparison with u 10 means now
in use, will at once recommend it.
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TRANSPORTATION.
NANSPONI y TIOTs IN
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

TRAINs LEAVE AS FOLLOWS CITY
IL time): lH .
Through Express, Sundays excepted, 2 am
Through Mail, $40 pm. Somerville Ac-
eommodation, 3;4O pm. H Hunt
Express connects at Grand Junction with af-
ternoon train on the Mississippi Central Rail.
road for Holly Springs, Water Valley, Grenada,
Jackson. Vicksburg, Miss; New Orleans, La.
etc. ra.... uIe Irut-. rH- ar
At Corinth, for okolona. Columbus, Miss. /;
Mobile, Ala, etc. e
At Decatur. for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati. etc.
At Chattanooga. for all ylaces in Eastern Al
ALBANIA, Georgia. North and South Carolina.
Virginia, Washington. Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York, etc. -,
Through Mail connects at Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and jackson. Tens.
At Decatur. for Athens. Pulaski. Ala; Co
lumbia. Nashville, etc. 81 aH'i J
At Chattanooga, trains connect for same
points as Express trains. 't '
Baggage checked through. fi
For tickets and further information, apply
at the Office, No. 13 Court street. gi raJ
w. J. ROSS, Gen. Supt,
A. A. BARNES, General Ticket Agent.
1894 S. II. SHOCK. Passenger Agent.
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.f.lt W. W. VANDERBILT,
GENT sup't II. 4 NJ. p. NJ. S. S. C.


J. ". BRosIUs-Deor Sir: Having carefully
examined your method of utilizing the use Of
the waste steam Of Locomotive Engines wb lie
making stops at stations. for the purposs; Of
pumping and saving. consider II to b . an
economical method. and. in my opinir n, is
worthy Of the notice Of those wishing mo chimes
for such purposes. Yours truly,
WILLIAM WRIg HIT,
Prest N. Y. Steam Engine Esrks.
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his stated that John g. SAKE has
been induced to write for Punch Puneh
is trying hard 10 keep up is American
circulation Artenus Ward fixed il up
90 5000 cop
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III YOU WANT ANY
GO AND SEEI q

DY VIRTUE OF AIDED OF TRUST BX-
ID eruted TO ms 81 d. c. Cross on the 18th day
OF Nay, 1850, to secure the payment Of three
certain promissorY notes named therein,
the balance on said notes remaining unpaid
msnt Of said balance. on Thursdsys the 9Th day
Of May, lSe7, 10 front Of the curt house, in
the GTssRlaE Building. 10 the city Of Memphis,
between the hour OF 10 and " an. proceed
70 sell 10 the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed real estate. iO-uit: Two lots " tracts
Of land. one containing 800 acres, the
other, 20rlO0 acres. being partE q a certain
lll< acre tract lying on The Pigeon hoost plank
more particularly describes IN Deed Of Trust
executed By A. II. Douglass 70 nues .. Jones,
dated une 30th. I85g. and recorded in the Reg
istsr's Office Of Shelby county. Tenn. Book No.
49, part 70, page 25t 20 IS. Terms OF sac.
Cash. Title believed q Be Eood, bat convey
- foifN ROBFRTsON. Trustee.
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McGafey's 90 ton Seed Planter.
HOME MANUFACTURE.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ONLY s95.

1T HAS BEEN Pr ;ACTICALLY TESTED,
and is fully guaran teed to do the work as well
in ALL respP cts as is usually done by hand.
1t makes the furrjw, drops and cover' the
seed at the rate of fro IN eight to twelve acres
per day, nth but one horse or mule to draw II
and q ha nd to guide it and keep itsupplied with
seed. -
The seed is taken from the hopper by rotating
finger j, which separate the seed and distribute
them RvRELY in the furrow. ai
1t Is so simple and complete in its construc-
top that ID cannot by any possibility clog or
bee ONO foul. or fail to deposit the seed regu-
lay ",
1t is fully Endorsed by. experienced cotton
Growers, and recommended ms a good and prac-
teal machine. The best yet invented. IL IS
selling readily, wherever introduced. to promi-
Hent planters In Tennessee and MISSISSIPPI, as
our orders will show.
| 1t has important advantages over machines
| heretofore used as will be evident tpon inspee-
| ton. ,..L
1t has an open seed box. and the seed in tho
box and in the process of dropping is IN PLAN
view of the driver, so that he will nod be naDle
| to miss BY letting il run out of seed.
Iii easy to handle and guide on the ridge
whether straight OF curved
1t will drop regular. and never MISC or clog
with clean or foul seed. ..t.. -.
northumberland at 10l Madison streeU,
Memphis, Tenn, where may also be found G
good assortment Of PL0WS AND SCRAPERt
S-5s y ~ TREAT K HAMILTON.
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A Household Necessity.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS!

THE STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
i chine. Az entirely new inveution-gRLike
any other Se,siHg Mdehine in the World: PAT
EkTED 1867. It usas tico threads, and makes
Stitch alike on both rides. that ioiH not rip or
tnrauel. II combines simplicity, durability
and beauty. II il as large a. other frst-elass
machines. child can learn to work It. IL
will do every variety OF family sewing and tall
oring. II will sew from the fnest game 70
leather. In order to introduce the Star Shuttle
Seioing Machine into evevy household in the
with one shuttle, six bobbins. full set Of
needles. oil can. screw driver directisss. etc.,
etc., al the unprecedented price Of only Heentv-
Fire Dollars. on receipt Of which VIC will box
free of expense), and ship TO any address.
W. g. WILSON h CO.,
29i Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
n. B.--Each Machine warranted for Eve
years. Persons who order Machines and find
that they are otherwise than represented, can
return them and get their money back.
AGENTS WANTED.
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NV YoRk.. July Is. 1876

J. NJ. BROsI0s-DeGr SIR: After careful
examin alton Of your plan fef utilizing steam
from the boilers of Locomotive Engines while
at the stopping stations, fer the purpose of
pumping the tanks Of Ten ders, and saving
wood at the same time, che erfully recommend
il to Railroad men AS one of the most econom-
pose that have ever seen. If.f =.
Very respectfully yours,
-. -. W. XANnERRIIT
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TWELVE FIMKs A YEAR,

TIE GREA fSOUTHWE TERN hkGA-
i zine y repieie UitA hriiiiaO stories, adues-
fares. scienfifc kH0slcdee nad az kinds ~ a.
Iaoa gasciaqfing reddiag. Has a eonpiefe zg0afhiv
Tfoerd " fie Heef-circulrfes icn fkoaaand coDies
elch month. NDsciEen nuniJers 0nig fea ceats.
Iearig sltscriffi0ns 81, Get Ae BESI daa
III DTBBLE Fn5iisksr,
Louasrills. A.
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We have now working model on exhibit
MONsARRAT q MoNTGo MERY,s,
No. 272 Second Street.. Ia
So Capitalists are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine the above improve ment l'lfT
81 state and Railroad rights for sale. .
81 BkOSI US 4 HUFF.
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Ladies', Discard Injurious Paddings.
MADAM JUN ELS MAMMARIEL BALM
vi and Patent Breast Elevators develop the
form alphabetically. Depot 50 Ccnal street.
View York. Send stamp for circular. Sold q
DrurEists ard ladies, furnishinr store. - II
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.T3RINa YOUR 20 . PRINTING 10 rb \
- PUBLIC LEDGl v EheTs ne Pre-, rec. s ~
- ens EcFt ari1
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How to ob,uin shares aud Engraving.

An Total ........ ...............s $500, ,O0
All the properties given clear of incumbrance.
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HOOP SKIRTS, 8:
Wy NJ TTN II ID l. NJ =

o@o' H0OP SAGN o. ozo'
w M. r. KINS,
"Our O,cn Make"
After more than FIVE YEARS experience and ex-
perimentIng the manufacture of sr~ICTLY FIRST
QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS. we offer Justly celebrated
goods to merchants and the public in full confidence
Of their superiority all others in the American
market, and they are so acknowledged by Y no
wear or dea in them, they give more satisfaction
than any other Skirt aud recommend themselves
in every aspect. Dealers in Hoop Skirts should
make note OF this fact EUery Lady aohO has not
gireR them trial, should do psithOut further delay
| Our assortment embraces every style, length and
size, for Ladies, Misses and Children, Also, Skirts
Made TO Order, Altered and Repaired,
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Phlad'a.," upon each tape. None others genuine
Also. constantly hand full line Of good -,ew
York and Eastern made Skirts at very low prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At the PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT Mann
factory and Emporium, No. 629 ARCH Street
Philadelphia. lmrl3-lOml VIM. T. HOPKINS,
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Local AGENT, WANTED throughout the Uni
ted States,

:, The Association have ap oinied as Receivers,
Messrs. GEORGE a. COOKE & co, whose well
known integrity and business experience will be a
suticient guarantee that the money intrusted in
hem will BE- promptly applied to the purpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa May 20, 1867.
40 the OG'eers end Members Of The Washington Lii
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Gentlemen On receipt Of your favor of the 18th
INST, notifying Us Of our appointment as Receivers
Tor your COMPANY, we took the liberty to submit a
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PRISE 10 the HI hest legal authority Of the State and
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THESE WORLD.RENOWNED SEWING
MACHINES,

We're awarded the highest prenoium at the
UOrdFS Fair IN LOnd0n, and SIC first lrcnti-
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Are celebrated for doing the best work, usisg
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other machine, and by the introduction OF the most
approved machinery, we now able to supply the
very best machines in the world
These machines are made at our new
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under the immediate supervision OF the
President Of the Company, Elias Howe,
Jr., the original inventor of the Sewing
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and to use of Scamstresses, Press Makers, Tai1or,
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They work equally well upon silk, linen, WOODEN and
cotton goods, with silk cotton linen thread
They will seam, quilt, gather, hem fell cord, braid
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! The stitch inrented 6y .Mr. Ho,ce, and mad,
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,

SnuGle at Riverside Burlington Comfy. New Jersey.
Is founded Or the PURPOSE graltutOuSly educating
the of deceased Soldiers and Seamen of the Uni.
ted States
The Board of Truelees consists OF the following
weil-knOwn cIZeu> u Penu.y yania and New JERSEY
HON. WILLIAM MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelphia Pa
HON LEWIS r. BROOMALL.
Ex-Chiei Conner ). Mint, and Recorder Of + eeds
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WAsHINGToN, d. C., april
49, IS67.-Office OF Internal Revenue :-Having re-
ceved satisfactory evidence that the proceeds OF the
enterprise conducted by the ''WashingtOn Library
Company" will be dcyOied TO charitable uses, per.
mission is hereby granted l0 said Company to conduct
such enterprise exempt from all charge, whether from
special tax or other duty.
f. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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rnyI5
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

We take pleasure in announcing 10 Dealers in Fer.
tilzers, and the Agricultural public, that we ha We
manufacture of our Raw Bone Phosphate, 10 an ex-
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the enlargement of our old established works in
Philadelphia. known as The DELAWARE RIVER AGRI.
CULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS, buI also The purchase
OF extensive and we'll stocked works at Chicago Ill
with all the necessary machinery cars &C 10 con
duet the business. THIS establishment alone has pro
duced annually. over 5000 tons OF dried Bones and
Meat, and IS capable Of being largely increased We
desre by The closest supervisor, to conduct these
two concerns that our customers " II derive =
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inc MANURE which shall maintain a standard ana
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The Washington Library Co.

In Orde that the benevolent objects forth in this
circular may be successfully accomplished, have is
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their relaIl value.
CERTIFICATES OF Stock IN THE WASHINGTON
LIBRARY COMPANY
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Any person sending ONE DOLLAR, or paying the
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IWO Cerhhcates OF SIOCk, thus becoming enuIled to
Two Presents
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any persGn aging THREE DoLLAks will receive tie
beauIIiul Slcel Plato of
"HoME FROM TIE WAR;
Three Certificates or SlOck, becoming entitled tO
ee Presents.
ForR Dollar EXGRAyI,Gs.
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,arge and beaunn Steei Plate Of
"THE PERILs OF OUR FoREFATHERs,"
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Presents.
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