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WASHINGTON, d. c., July 10, 1867.

CORRESPONDENT of tho Li1crie writes That tho
dcnuncation OF the death penalty against tho a,r-
thors Of tho clandestno political journals in Spain
has had no othoI effect than TO increase their yru
lenco and their popularity. They arc read aud
quoted in oil circles A remarkable feature Of the
present crisis ia that tho attacks Of the writer's
and public feeling uro not, as formerly dii ected
against the ministry nlonc. No one could be hated
moro thoroughly than NAnr2z, but tho Queen
shares largely in his unropularity, and the last
number of tho Reianpdyo contained an attach
upon her, which ono can hardly bolicve the pro-
duct Of Spanish rcr.
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from Fe1ns.

GALVESTON, July 20.-Hcadquarters arc over
whemed with reports OF outrngcs. In tho Red
River country colured mon dare net accept the
appointment OF registers OIL account Of being
threatened with death. Judge Litcmcr, Rromi-
mont Texan, has resigned his appointment IN tho
law is named Guest. Tho colored people flco to
the woods on his approach. Lilo shot q froed.
woman, took out OF her womb living child, and
exhibited 1t In drunken CLEO in o baT-room. IIo
Was arrested, but csc ped fsterng] Tho Robin
son County colorod church was assaulted. and two
men anu ono woman were killed. Captain Ran
men and arrested two ringlcadors.
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TALL. GRAss.-Ono OF our citizens brought into
not having anything better to show us-scverai
stalks OF tho longeat crab grass that has boon pro-
duced, perhaps, by any ono in our knowledge;
not know tho motive that induced the gentleman
to make this exhibition, but IL any ono cnr boat it
a small premium will be awarded to him. SEMI on
your specimens gentlemen there's enough Of YOU
TINT can compete. .-DGn3inyion Souticrncr.
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It is announced that tho King of Prussia in
tonds to pay WHIT in August to tho castle of
Hohenzollcrn, near nerchingcn, which has boon
tho scat Of his family for moro than thousand
years. Tho castle, during tho carly part Of the
century, VAS very romantic ruin, but about ton
years ago it was restored and furnished through
out in tho style OF tie middlo ages. Culiousy
enough, King WILLIAM has never seen it.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

PAnIs, July 20.-Napolcon continues 10 purchase
horses for tho army. Tho military workshops are
ovcrtaskcd.
LONDON, July 20.-Tle Tories in tho House of
Lords sustain the Derby Reform Bill. Earl Gray
opposes il.
LIVERPOOL, July 20-Noon. -Coilon firm and tlIl-
changed; sales $1,000 bales. Bicadstutls quiet.
Corn 95s, 81.
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WashInuton NOVA.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-A Surratt Juror being
taken with violent attack OF cholera morbus tho
It is considered certain Congress will adjourn
this afternoon. r..
Gen. John A. McClcrnund Of Illinois, has bocn
nominated to the Mexican mission. Olterburg is
to be Secretary of Legation.
II is stated that tho Cabinet, except Stanton, mp
proved tho Presidents message. Some passngss
were stricken out during its consideration in
the Cabinet. ...
John 1: Goddard Grand Master Of tho ponn-
The Postofice Department has ordered contracts
for mail transportation from Brashear, Louisiana,
by SLbine Pass, TeIas, Beaumont and Liberty to
Houston and back six times n week by steamboat
and railroad, on schedule of twenty-fouI hours,
route three hundred and five miles long.
Tho President nominated Horace Greeley for
the Austrian mission, but objection beng 1nndo
under the rule of tho Senate, that nominations
cannot bo considered the Bamo day of nomination, ,
it goes over.
The Senate took 10 action OIL Caprons' nomina-
ton TO the Commissioncrshp of Agriculture.
John Netherland, of Texas, was confirmed M Mir-
ister to Bolivia John 4. aIcClornand as hlinstc r,
md otterberg as Secretary of Legation 10 Mexico,
were rejected; L iward Bnllinger was confirmed
ssa Postmaster at Gonzales, Texas; D; RnmIoy was
North Carolina. Tho following wero rejected
Hugh T.. Waddell, Receiver OF Public Monies,
Natch.toches; Alexander L. Fold, Receiver Of
August Bissell, physician, from Now York, tea-
tifes that he was in Elmira on the 1lth OF April,
and saw surratt there; witness had suit with tho
e detective employed by the Railroad Company to
watch witness; noticed him clos ely.
Recess
Tho sick juror was brought into Court on
lounge.
Mr.. Rissens cross-exnmination was quito lengthy.
The Court took n recess 10 O'co"k and nd
tourned to Monday, when the defence can examine
an expected witness.
Internal revenue today, s69s, coo; for tho week
sS, 2S0, 900.
General Howard has issued orders TO his subor-
uinates regarding employees. Preference must be
given to such as bave bccn loyal. All must take
tho ron-clad.
The excitement in tho House to-day was very
great; tue impcachers, taking advantage of thin
House, clrred their point OF ordering evidence &c
bo reported and printed; but Wilson, Chairman ol
tho Judiciary Committee, who has strongly oppos
ed tho movement triflel over tho matter until the
Speakers hammer fell for adjournment, thus agair
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a1-srATE oFsoUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON observation-disclosures OFFICE c. q. s. AND c. r.
PUBLIC NoTICE.-I,J ]. W. DRowNFIELD. Clerk Of
said Court In pursuance OF tho Act Of tho Legislature In
such case made mud provided. do hereby give public no.
t,ce thnt nm ELECTION FOR SHERIFF. OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT will DO held Monday the 9th Of
August next, ut u the usual places OF election through
ont the said District.
Witness my hanS nt charc.top, the 2Gth Junc 1867
j. W. DRowNFIELD, C. @. S. and c. p.
June nS
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nD- YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
couRlry homc nfier sojourn of few months in the
city. was hardly recognized by her friends In place
coarse. rustic, flushed face. sho had aoit ruby com
ple1ion OF almost marble Rmooihness, nnd instead o.
tw ny-hrco sc really appeared but eighteen Upon In.
qry rs to tho cause oil go great change. she plninly
told them that sho used tho CInCA-sIAN DALM, and
considered it an invaluable aequisr any toilet
by It's use amy Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
soliai nprcaranec IN hunrrd told It is simple In its
combination US Nature herself Ia simple yet unaurpass-
cd iii It's efficacy IN drawing impurities iom also heal.
Ing cleansing aud bcauufyIng tic akin and complexion
by Its ircc. .ction on The ccto it rawH from all is
Impurities kindly hcAlng tho same leaving the sur
face an Saturc Gtenlcd It should beclcar soft smooth
AMI beautiful irco 81. sent by Mail Express on re-
ccipt Of nn order, by
". L. CLARK 4 CO.. Chemists.
No. West Fayettc Street, Syracuse. N. Y.
Tho Only American Agents for tho sale Of tho sauo
March 30 1y
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s5-ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who sifferch for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay. aad NIL the effects OF youthful n,,scre
sion w for Tie sakc of suffering humanity send frcc
ID Ill who need IT, tho receipt directions for making
'ho simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
"is e. pron; b, the advcracr's experience can do
so oy =tdrcssing,' - rerirct confidence,
JOHN D. OGDEN,
April ~ 3moss No ~ Cedar street. New York.
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o. OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR
CHAR EsT0N, July l3tb lsG7.-As tho Civil Authori.
ties have instituted active to improve per-
feet the sanitary condition Of tho city, tho Registrar
would earnestly invite tho prompt AMI jealous co-opcr
don Of the citizens IN enforcing tho same.
They orc particularly requested TO observe and re.
port all nuisance any condition OF promises prcud
cial to tho public health
Complaint Books " arc deposited at the Lower aud
Upper Wards Guard Houses for this purpose for the
accommodation OF the public
GEORGE 8. PELzER, NJ. D.,
JuT 13 Is civ Registrar
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, July 20.-1hc Justices of tho IIuet-
lngs Court will meet on Monday 10 consider let
ter from Con. schoficld which was sent TO the Re-
corder to-day.
Tho case Of Hovey (reforrcd 10 in tho ottcr,) is
that of the teacher of freedmen, who assault
ed by Hotzc. Tho other cases mentioned arc
those OF persons charged with exhibiting faro.
General Schofelds lottcr says: ut ~ represented
that tho records OF Tho court OF Hustin gs for Blk
months show that the highest penalty imposed in
the most aggravated case of assault and battery
was sl5O, whio in ordinary tho penalty was
merely nominal fine and costs; that in tho case
OF Hotzo Tor all aggravated case OF HoYey for an
assault upon tho brother of Hotzc, tho Hane court
thought proper to ndd to the fio Of $50 i'm yoscd
py the jury thirty days imprisonment in the conn
" tnl; and that in tho caso OF William Sncllnrs,
WI william A. Duke and Others above referred to,
the Commonwealth Attorney was permitted 10
enter NOTE prosequi, and tho prisoners wero dig
charged upon the ground, as stated in substance
by the counsel for Tho dofencc, that where parties
were born north OF an imaginary limo the jndg-
ment Of tho Court was set nsdo, nd also Tint DIR
Courts wero now intended solely for the trial OF
Confedorates. The action OF tho Court OF Hnsi-
ings In those thrce cases to require explaIa-
tion. Tho above statement In referred to yun as
Of tho Justices OF that Court for any plann-
tion you mny wish TO mako.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant #
y. +. ClIALF1N, a.. A. Gen.
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re- THE GRAYEST NALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANIIooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on the Physiology of tho Passions md thr
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to tho FIRST ago
man. with Reports methods of treatment cm-
ploycd IN this institution. Sent In sealed letter en-.
ve!opes. free of charge.
Address DR.. J. SKIIlLN HouaHToN,
Howard Association, Philadclphia Pa.
May 70 3mo
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90 STATE OFsOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON D1sTKIcr.-IN EQUITY-wILLIAM COLE ~
ISABELLA SIMoNS ei at-BILL FOR PARTITION
1t appearing to my satisfaction that OWEN CHAT
TEfib, SARAH McKISLAY and ELIZA LISS SSE tbr @
of the Defendants In this absent FROM md &C.
eide "youd the limits oG this Stltc. On motion OF j.
q. NATIANS. Esc. ordered that tho said ID, fcntan,s
do nrpc,r aud Plead answer dcmur to tha bin within
ory days from tho publication Of orcr or m order
20 take the bill pro cosso will bc granted and entered
against tlicm. JAS. T.. CAN'T
Onlcc OF RcEistcr in Equity, It. r. c. D..
2sth June, 1867. Juno ~ & July % june 30
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WHaTSoTos, July 29.-sailed-the james A.
Gary. ~
from Antwerp, had soventcon deaths en- route, and
was sent TO quarantine.
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From yvilminaton.


WILMINGTON, July 20.-Notthern orators arc on
the increase. colored female lectures tomorrow
night.
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PEGIAl Offices,

H1r NOT1CE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
TO The Ihtntc Of JAMES HAYES, deceased will please
mako payment to Mcsars. BREWSTER & SPRATT, At.
tcrne!s nt Law No. o. Broad street, and claims against
the Estate may he presented, properly aested to tcu
CATHARINE HAYES,
July ~ MI Administrators
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NIhRlSIED.
- r - - - - -
OBITUARY,

May 9Th. 1867 by Rev. +. J. MErsARpIE, ROBERT ".
LEAK and Mrs. ELIZA ADDISON BROWN. all OF this
city.
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DIED. Goth Inst. MARY FRANCIS. infant daughter of
CHaHi.Es +. and Mary ANN GEuRELs. July %
pied. July ist, at Liverpool, England. CiptaIl Ed
MuSD GARDNER. only s,irvi Ing OF the late JAMES
GAnDTEn. Esq, Bayview ht:nbLy. C.unty Antrim.
Ireland, aged u yelrs. ls
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FOR NORTH EDISTO AND ROCK.
WILLIE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

30 ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.-FINAL DIVIDEND IN LIQUIDATION
CHARLESTON. July II. 1sG7.-A final Dividend OF ONE
DOLLAR AND FORTY CENTS per share will bc pa.d 10
tho Stockholders from this ato until the day of Au
gust next on which dny the Dividend Books and omce
of the Company will be closed
Stockholders arc required To produce their Certificates
of Stock, In order that tho same may be cancelled
by order oi The Board.
JOSEPH wHTLDEN,
July IL WI thm Scc'ry AMI TIcls'r.
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Do ARTIFICIAL. EYES.-ARTIFICLAL HU-
MAN EYES made 10 onlcr and inserted by Drs. F.
bAUcH and r. GoUdLEMANN formerly employed by
isorssoSSEsu, OF Paris,. No. 500 Broadway New York
April II lyr
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aS-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E m. WHITING. Eaq as candidate Tor Sheriff of
Charleston tJudcinD Dstrict, nt the next election.
September 10
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DIED. suddenly, July alst. 1907 ISABEL, MARY aged
Is yCar3 and 3 month, youngest daughter of JAMES M
and hSSE T. CALDWELL.
BE- Their Relatives and Friends invited 10 attend
tho Funeral Services nj tho Second Presbyterian Church.
This .iJfersoon, ut Six o'clo L. JuIy Q,
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D-Tflc Friends nnd Acquaintance OF MIR,
md Mira ]. H. LSsEDRraE respectfully invited TO
attend Tho funeral services Of their infant aon FRANZ
JOHANN WILHELM from tho residence No. s5 King
arcct. THE >}ternoon nj Four o'clock.
July %
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Special Notices.
Dr. schenck's Mandrake Pills,
substitute for CaIonael,

m.... DIN. IN ..,,,,o..a - ,..,.,. -.
U.s. sp " 'A', 'ooe
having the power 70 relax tho secrations OF the
iser As promptly and effectnaliy as blue pill OF
....,.v .nd ,vi,ho,, n,oi,c,., ~ os,ho.,
- '.'''
dlssgreeabielor dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the latter.
Ia ali b,,lious disorder. the,o pin, NAV n,
-, 49,. ~ a., "
useu WIN eo""es"oe, :" "ey Pro"ow "'o JUS
charge Of vi,ia,ed bile, and remove those oh,
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pz5- A YoUSo LADY returning to
her eoautry home, after sojourn " few
months In the City, was hardly recognised BY
her friends. In place Of a coarse, rustic, flush
ed face. she had soft ruby complexion Of al.
most marble smoo,hness, and instead Of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
inquiry as to the cause Of A great a change.
she plainly told them that she used the Circd.
siaa Buim, and considered II an iny sluablc ac-
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet. By It's use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred field. n /. simple in
is oombinaiiou, as Nature hcrpelfis simple. yet
unsurpassed IN its efficacy In drawing imppri-
tesfrcm. also healing. cieansing and heautiry.
ing the akin and complexion. lly fs direct lc
tion on the cutiele Il draws from IL all its impu-
rites, kindly healing the same. and leaving The
surface as Nature intended il should be, clear
smooth aud beautiful. Price 81, sent nv Mail
or Express, on receipt Of an order by
W. L. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists.
No. West Fayetie ST. Syracuse. n
The only american Agcnts for the sale Of the
sime fcbs-ly
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Know Thy Destiny.

Mlb,nE T. y. TnoRSroS, the vTca, Engli.h
Asiroiogisi, Cisiryoya Mt aud Psychometrician,
who has a.tonishcd the scientific classes VI the
Old World. has now located herself at Ilipl,cu
n. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such won
deffui powers of second sight, a. to rgablc hrr
u impart knpwledgc of the greatest importance
a the single nr married 81 either sex. Wbils
IN state OF trance, she dclincatcs the very fra-
tares VI the person you are I, marry. and hy
the aid Of an instrumcnt Of intense pawcr. kuou n
as thu Psychomotrspr, glAran.>cs n produce Il
iife-likc picture OF the future husband or wife
of the applicant. together with date Of mar
risge, position Ia life, leading traits Of rharac-
ter, &c. This Is no humbag, a, thousands Of
testimonial. can assert She will scnd shsn
desired a certified eerti6catc, ne written guar
an,ee, that the picture Is what IL purports 10 BE-
by enclosing a small lock Of hair, and stating
place Of birth, age, disposition and complexion.
and enclosing ffty cents aud stamped envelope
addressed to Yourself, you will receive the ric-
ture and desired information by return mail 80
All communications sacrediy confidential Adj
dress n confidence, MAn,NE f. =. THoRVroN.
y. .. Box ?2S, Hudson, n. y. fvb7-ly
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s,...s 40. 928 EQUITY
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
sitting as Court of Equity.

eNsahE ao ~ tbutt VI Equity.
FEBnuARY Term, 1867.
George Becker, THR object Of this
Ephraim Becker, suit is 70 procare q
and others, ydecreo for a sale Of
%. the real estate whereof
John Becker. q certain NJ C h a
Becker late Of Carroll county, Maryland,
died solzed, for the purpose Of distributing
the proceeds OF sale among the heirs Of law
Of said deceased. *
Inc bul sfafes, in substance, that, on or
about the 9Th day orSepiember in the year
1866, the said Michael Becker departed this
Vie, seized ~ foe simple OF certain real CO..
late taboui eighty four acres Of land, stu.
aed N Carroll county aforesaid, which is
particularly described 10 the bin aud the ac.
campaigning exhibits; md leaving, surviving
HIM, BIZ widow, named Elizabeth Becker,
and the following named children, TO whom
the said real estate has descended, as his
heirs at law, to wit: George Becker of
Perry county, Pennsylvania, Ephraim Beck
s,r. Cathariue Brilliant wife Of Isaac Bril-
hart. Abdol Becker, Jeremiah Becker.
Emcline hncller, wife of David Knellcr.
and Edmund Becker, all of whom are COM
plainants, and al reside texceptsaid GEORGE
IN Carroll county, Maryland, md the said
John Becker, the defendant, who resides
out Of the State Of Maryland.
The Bill further states that the said lanl
is not susceptible of division among the
parties entitled thereto without loss or injury
Ia them; and that il would he to the adyan.
uage of oil interested that the same should
he sold and prays for such sale under a dc
cree OF said Court, and for an order Of pub.
lication against said absent defendant,
1t Is thcr upon adjadgcd and ordered that
Tue eompl4nants, w causing copy of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper
published IN Carroll county, once in each of
four successive weeks, before the DIST day of
March 1867, give notice to the said absent
defendant of the object and substance of
this Bill; and warn him To appear in thus
Court, in person. or by Solicitor, ON ur be.
lore the 9TH day of June next. to answer
til" premises, and show cause. il any he hns,
why decree ought not to pass as nnycd
NM. A. MckELlIP, INK.
True coPy.--Tcst;
icb2i # WN. A, McEzrLir, elk.
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
AND
MALE ACADEMIC INSTITUTE
TIE ACH rs.

TIE ACH RS.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT
Rev. yoHS 4. MuSRoE, A. NJ. ni
Miss ". Lou Furlong, NJ. r. L.
Miss Mary V. Manning.
Miss Ada Billingslea.
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
Mrs. Fannie r. Munroe.
THIs INSTITUTION will commence
j the 2nd SESSION Of its SIXTH
scholastic year on MONDAY, FEB.
RUARY 4th, 1867. Pupils will be re.
eeived ut any time, and charged froa time
OF entrance.
as A BOARDING SCHOOL.
Its number of Boarding Pupils during the
past year was 20 females. and u males. -
The Principal receives only sir females
into his family number OF others may
board with approved families in the town.
Those wishing to occupy the vacancies
not yet filed, viii please make early dppii-
cation.
Tie accommodations for Doarders are
tro separate buildings, built Of brick. That
for the Male Department is the residence of
the Rev. JONATHAN MuSRoE Father Of the
PRINCIPALLY, whose paternal care win be over
his boarders; that for the Female Depart.
ment is occupied by the Principal There
viii not be any communication between
these departments. Each will beeonsidered
as family, afIordipgahome TO It's boarders
As A DA \ SCHOOL.
Number Of Day Pupils, during the past
year. So, making a total Of l07 Pupils
Accommodations are FIVE cotntnodious
rooms, viz; The young mems study room
the boys study room-theyo young ladies' study
room--the Primary room, and the Lecture
room.
Departments. Primary, Preparatory and
Collegiate; three grades Of classes in each
Department--In Music, superior advan-
tages. Latin taught gratnitopsly.
Especial attention gwen to all eiementarE
principles also TO Penmanship tplain and
fancy; to Bookkeeping; to Spelling, Read.
ing and Elocntion.
Six grades of Tuition, from 81 up to
SLIPPER quarter.
For Circulars address
REV. JOHN A. MCNROE,
Jan2i Principal.
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WONDERFuL bUT TRrEl

MADAME REMINGTON, the world re.
no~ned Astroiegist and somnsmbuiistie Clair.
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the very features Of the person you are To mar
~, and by the aid Of an instrument ef intense
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me mture hubbard or wife of the applicant
VITA date OF marriage, occupation, leading
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W stating place at birth. age, disposition color
dcyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you
viii receive the pietare by r<tarn mail, togeth-
or with dcaired iHformatioa
Address IN con6dence, MApAME GgRrnupE
hsntse!es, Z. 0. Box 237, West Troy, N. Y.
sept u, GIN.
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