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FOREIGN.

HAVANA. October 1.-THE latest ad-
vices from Los TunEs announce the sue
cessful progress OF the campaign against
the insurgents. They appeared IN that
district in three or four separate bands,
sll under the lead Of q guerrilla. After
the defeat of the largest body, they all
dispersed, and are trying to reach the
seAshore with the probable intention OF
finding ships on which to esc3pe from
the country. The troops are pursuing
them in various directions. The bands
we're OTanased OF bandits, who, by the
CAPTAIN General Lersundps vigorous
measures, had been driven to the noun
tajns. There were also anong them
numbers Of persons without regular oc-
cupations anu ready for anything which
promised any excitement. The entire
number Of the insurgents was ahSat two
hundred. The Captain General will i'm
mediately sand men of-war to prevent
strsgylers from leaving the coast. Pustto,
Poenope, and other towns recently In the
disturbance srs nov quiet, as the citi-
gems are In favor Of the present govern
meut,
The expulsion OF Gen. Santa Anna from
ToObsdo has put an end to recruiting z, and
other demonstrations against the Next
CAL government.
Captain General Lsrsundi declares
that while he ia 10 command, he will not
permit sny conspiracy in the Island
sgainst a foreign government.
The weather Is hot but rainy, and the
city and island are healthy.
MADRID, OctoberlS.-The coinage sys-
tenn OF Spain will be radically changed,
and conform to that Of France,
Roser de Oleona, q Count Of Almira,
has been appointed Captain General Of
Cuba.
Serrsno and Lapets have arrived ct
Ssrsgosss. They had q triumphal entry,
and the widest enthusiasm was mani
festsd.
Dulee. who was appointed Captain
General Of Cuba, has declined on account
OF Ill health.
Aeuirre has been made President of
the Supreme Court.
PARIS, October 1.-THE Goeiois news
paper hss 8 report Of an attempt to shoot
Gen. Prim at Madrid, and the attempt
wss unsuccessful. The assassin was
arrested, but afterwards set at literty.
LONDON, October 17.-Dlspatches re-
ceived to-day from Rathkrale Island,
state that while Inspector Murphy was
to capture O'Brien, tine Fs-
MAN prisoner who escaped q few days
ago, he was fred upon by CONCEALED par
ties snd slightly woundsd,
The Government OF Spain has az
pointed Rios R0sas Minister to England.
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people their fair proportion Of the public
burdens, then they might have enjoyed
their ill-gotten gains in peace. But they
have lifted their hands against the
RspublIc-thsy have become the as
sassIns of liberty, and the guillo-
Tine Is ready for tksm In the neaEdis-
lance, unless the Infatuated p~opulace
may with impatient revenge deal with
them a Ia Lanterns. We warnt these un-
taxed minlons Of q false and unjust
financial policy, that however circum-
stances may for the present secur them
apparent success, the time is not yet
arrived when the Republic can be put
up at auction, and that the day Is not FAR
distant when they will feelthe vengeance
OF sn outraged people.
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MARRIED.


JOHES-CAMPBELL-At the residence II
bride, IN Walnut Bend. ARK en- Thursday, 18th
inst, by Rey. T. d. WitbeFspoon, DID, Csp;ain
GEoRGE N. JoEEs, OF Shelby county, Tenn
and Mrs. LIZZIE D. CAMPBELL.
Columbia ana Springfield NO papers plesss
copy.
RAlGRlNGTON-KENDALL-On the even
ing or October Is, at Grace Church, by Rev. DR..
Brooke, Mr. Wm.H. Warrington, of Memphis,
Miss.
An elegant and refined gentleman has Ted to
the altar a noble and lovely bride. All those
who know Mr.. Warrington, intimately, feel
assured that Into 70 more pure and honorable
hands could any woman commit heFseIf for
keeping. Tue bride, endowed win these
characteristics which enforce love and sdmlra,
ton, has hosts o. friends, who. With the writer.
wish that herlifs may be 81 attuned with tina
OF her lord, as to seoars eternal harmony and
accord between them. a FRIEND.
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TMsNMSGVIyG
Proclamation By the President
81 the gnited states.

President johnson has issued the TO-
lowing pSOeismstion:
10 the year which is now drawing to
its end, the art, the skill and the labor
Oh the people Of the United States, have
been employed with greater diligence
and vigor, and on brosi Ter felds than
ever before, and the fruits of the earth
have been gathered into the gFansry and
the storehOvse in marvellous abundance.
Cur highways have been heightened,
and new and prolific regions have been
occupied. We are permitted TO hope thst
long prOtrscted political and seetiora
dlssensions are, at no distant day, to give
place TO returning harmony snd frRter-
nal affection throughout the republic.
Many foreign States have entered into
liberal agreements with US, while ma
tions which are far of, aud which here
tofore have been uusOcisl and exclusive,
have become our friends. The annual
period Of rest which we have reached in
health and tranquility, and which is
crowned with so many blessings, is, by
universal consent, a convenient and suit
sble one for c~ultivating personal piety
aud practicing public devotion.
1, therefore, II immend that Thurs
dav. the twenty sixth day OF No
vefiber next, be set apart and observed
by all the people Of the United States as
a day for public praise, thanksgiving
and PRAYER TO the Almighty Greater and
Divine Rller of the V0iverse, By whoss
ever ws.ehful, mercif1l and gracious
providence alone States and nations, no
less than families and individual men,
do move and live Snd have their being.
In witness whereof / have hereuato
set nv hand, and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed,
lone at the city of Washington, this
twelfth day of October, in the year
of our Lord one Thousand eight hum
bred and sixty eight, and OF the in
dependence of the United States
the pinety-third
Bv the President:
wv, Ii. sEwAKD, SECRETARY OF Estate.
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-Portland's ysluation is SIS $685.
Leading European banks hsd $3.50
zoe, coo bullion July 1st.
~-Csnsda'z revenue for September was
81 1850.
Cleveland has thirty-eight miles Of
wsterWorks.
The Illinois Central Railroad has
I53 locomotives.
Stewards Polar Paradise Is the lates.
name for Alaska,
The Gar OF Russia writes for the
papers, but makes poor work Of it.
Saratoga has done &c. 900 better In
visitors this yesr than evsr before.
Fifty-thoussnd dollars worth Of plume
have been grown about Schenectady this
year.
Mics Minnie Hauek's engagement
with NJ. Strakoseh is SI50,O eco for ten
months, besides carriages, wardrobe,
etc.
Mr.. Hercules Dousnan, OF Prairie
du Chen, recently died worth 81, coo,
900. He was the richest man Ia the
Northwest.
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Boston INDUCES in monogram door
knobs,
There are only fifty negroes In Ber-
lin, Prussia.
Dayton, Ohio, makes $50, 600 gallons
Of linseed oil 3 year.
Glasgow has an increase Of 29,3SS
voters hy the Reform Act,
The United States is to have so, GOO
miles OF railroad by 1870.
In Russis the nan Of next impor-
lance to the Emperor IL the editor Of the
Moscow Ga<etts,
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By Telegraph.
FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, October H.
Three companies Of artillery hom this
Fort have been ordered South on tempo
rsFy duty, as follows: Battery @ to At
lanta. Battery A to Columbia, S. G., and
Battery B to Raleigh, n. G. They LEFT
this morning.
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WEATHER avn RIYERs,

CAIRO, October I7.-Down-StFsder
and Forsyth, 8 pm, Darling l am.
The river fell elk inches. The weather is
clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, October 1.-THE river is
falling with three feet ten inches 10 the
canal. The weather Is clear and cool.
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Nsw arIeaas ssarket.

NE~ RLEAE October H.-COtton Ia good
demand and prices easier; sales zoe bales
middiings Z51aeS receipts 20 exports ~
count. Gold So. sugar firm and Unchanged.
Nni@sses. Masoovado, eomnon 10 choice, Ala
4gSsc. The nrst lot OF new Louisi ma Syrup,
con listing OF "a bbls., was received lass night.
| IL cl4sed as fafE, ami was sold az 65e. Fiou-,
superhne is ruling higher 81; cuoiee sl09iS "a.
corn. old 81 u5gl 10 new Csc. Oats SIC. Bran
and IIsy unchanged. Pork nim $50 25. Bacon
and Lard steady and unchanged.
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Mnsonfc ErnmLsion.

OFFICE OF HAMILTON LODGE,
No. %, =. A. NJ.
AExPHIs, Tenn, September II, ISs&J
THIS is 10 notify all men, and particularly
IL tbs Graf, that DAVID l. LOE was, N
the 18th day OF April, 1883. expelled from All
the rights and privilege OF Masonry by Ham
tton Lodge, No. 80, for uEmasonic conduct
and the action Of said Lodge was ratified by
the Grand Lodge OF Tennessee at the last An
nual Communication.
HENRY j.. LYNN, ". n.
Attest JOHN W. GRAHAM, ssey. pro lem
All papers friendly to the cause o. NAsonry
will please copy. ocl8 I'm
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kew York market.

NEW YORK, October f.-Cott } firm sales
IS 1905 90. Waiskv juliet end unchrnged
Rice, Caronn . 9L991zc Coffee moderate v so
tive. Sugar, Island 1191lMc. heat nomi-
nalIy lower. Corn sIlidIl6Mc.
NY Goods-The market Is slow n IN.
changed
G Money market steady; call loans 617; ster-
Ing sHess4; gold SEz950A old Tennessee's
II new q.
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NEW ADvERrIsEm,NTs
NOTICE.

A IL Odicsrs and Committees OF ths Axricni-
~ tural Society are exrected 20 meet At tho
rooms Of the hamhe Of Commerce on MON
DAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
ociS p h. d 9REER. Secretary.
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Louisville Market,

Loursv1LLE. October l~F.Tobaceo steady
F.1s Ia medium leaf s. a so. CotfOe 23H@
aae Wheat sIeoa2 10. Fiocr. supernns So ss@
Z "a. Cun, new SOC old s.. besl5 c. Rye
81 s5@i g. Potst9ss, pasSed ~ ID g; FORK
fSLSiS<e; clear RIB sides 16H@lg1e; clear
sides ~ @i7He. Whisky, raw aud Zee romt-
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groceries 81 Aaeti0n-fOthe Trade
by A. e.
IS7 gain street.
WILL SELL ON

Tuesday Morning, October 2oth,
i 10 O'Clock, At salssroom, lS7 Main street,
Webster Block,
so bhEs. Neg Orleans Molasses,
200 kits MaekereH.
20 bbls- MaekereH,
10 casks Canyassed Hams,
500 baxes S~aEdiness
so eases Greea Peas.
100 doEen Bohemian Gebiess.
10 . zen Coal OIl Lamps.
Also. vine9a-, Spices, Indigo, Cf8fet, sun
driss, salea posittvo. Terms cakA- y
ocisst 4 WALLACE, Auetioneer.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nArEs-oF AnVERTIsING.

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pnpe-. hrst insertion 81 each subsequent tnSeT-
ffoa 50 cents per Square
zdrSrtisaaefts IN HdHt or Kent column, 70 cent?
NJ live each insertion.
Asnfk5g entertainments, . for gTa ana "a Jo'
e0ch addifisndl square.
1Srs-EsryaenS inserted az iIgsTtds, 10 Be- charged
e. n0O each f~lSeTfSOfL
spFEkL arIH De changed one-sEfh as1aaOnG-
xdps-fis-taeBtS fnSeTtcd in the NEEALf 67@ &c
esargAd Nall rates
80 Naiees ~ cents per Inc yfrst Insertion, and
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sosGre Is the spaoe occupied ~ eagh haes o.
0fd n0apdreA-
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Cincinnati Market.

October H.-FIonr, family IS 80
az n Wheat 81 80. Corn 9a@sze. Oats e0e.
Whisky 81 2Sal IS Cotton zTa3le. and dsh-
Hacon. shoulders 13alshc sides, I5sz ALIKE
naras iseIsNe. Lard lsH@lac. Ruttsr S@s0e
Eggs Sc. Hay eia4I7.
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a. Leui. Market.

sr. LOUIS, October 1E-Tobacco quiet. Wheat
81 aoa9 rs. Corn 94995c. o sis 5i@56c. Pork
Si 50. Bulk sides l6%e Bacon, clear sides ~
1I7Lc shoalders f3%ci hams hex92Oc.
Whisky g. EQI %.
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800 T-,trieJM CLENENTSON, Of Knox.
T6s-d D<sfrief-E 4. IA MS 81 HGIalt9a.
Rs-fh DEslrLct-A. i. STEELE o. Marshall.
mn DLfrfct-E CAHLLL,g Ddt7aSGn.
Srxafh DlHtrfct-H. TURNER q LdudeTddle.
500 DiSafet-K. ". VAUGHN, Of A0gtOOd.
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NEW ADyERTIsEM'ETs
Rally, "a Watd Democratic Clab.

r EFT All De present on TUESDAY NIGHT,
9th inst. New aud important matters Will
bropght before you. Eminent tpeakers have
been procured Ey order Of the Presideat.
ocI7 J.. LAWRENCE, Reo'g SeS'y.
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BROADRAY AND CHANBEzs ST.
NEW XORR Oct - IRea I

y CHANBEEs ST,l
NEW YORK, Oct. Y, 1888.
Hon. E-S PIERPoSF, New York City:
ny Dear Sir It gives me great pleas
IRE to know that you fully appreciate
tina consequences to ali business men, in
deed, every one having shy interest In
thep prospect Of u country, that must
result ia the election ofGan. Grant.
The question Is presented to the people
whether they will aid in electing an ad-
minlstration bent uponS xsmpiing Icy
atty into the dust, and eIevating upon IFS
ruins power controlled by Rebel chief.
whose motto viii be "rhe Rebellion
Eindicated,H with prostration to every
branch OF industry and business
81 the North, or whether we should
place IN the Executive Mansion ops EN-
phatleauy Of the people, who has never
acted Cut from 3 jus. sense Of duty to bis
country, and from Whose administration
We Will have all the blessings that can
nov nom peace Ia every department OF
our Government, inspiring q confidence
that cannot but lead Us to prosperity and
happiness IS IS 3 nation, and promising
for US . future u~nequalled in the history
Of the past.
To secure this end ! accept your rsu-
ercus contribution, and will apply ID 10
suen proper uses as may tead TO bring
ABOUT 3 result so promising with bless
ings te u all
sincerely yo1r friend,
ALEX. T STEWART.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE OF TEN
NFG9EE

DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE OF TEN
NESSEE.
GEORGE J. S-rUBBLEFIELD, Chairman.
PSrS DtstTls% p E"OLTZIEGBR, Of Greene.
Seeo.d DiStrTa-J WILLIAMS. Of hnozt7tc.
TRfrd D1fric-E A.JAAES Q CFdtdH09gG.
Fsurh Dlstle- gEOhPSON, 9Bhet6gvtLe
Rdh DGtIaLE N. BROWN. Up yONES :
BFACR, 4. ROBERTS ana JAkS I
DUNLA Of NdShrdle.
FEz1h DlfTTa-D. B. Of JohnsonrsAe.
Rrpenfh DiStfet-H. CUhALNS Of Prs
Hchth Dtstr5@-A.D q, LSThHAR7,o Or AeElPhis
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR WEST
TENNESSEE.
FoR EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL
sCRUGGS Shelby County.
Dr. DANIEL z. WARREN, Fdpete County,.
r Y AcCURLET, HQrdenldu C0UnU.
J. " PACE HoNGfTy County.
BROCkS, Madison County.
JAHFS p WOOD, Haywood County.
%. O. SLAUGHTER, Upton CoUnty-
FoR HELBT COUNTY,
WILLLAHR. HBN7, JESSE ~. PACE Jr7
ROBERT GOOD. 4. 6EE6SEL,
EOODWARD. " 8 BRCCE
PAUL CICALLA.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

asvsSseadeace, on Public EreHa, solicited from
aesJ part Of he United 8s1tes.
ALHSLIE. KEATLNG 8 co.
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MURRAY 4 RIpcELY.
81 MGdisOa Strset,
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS

best and handsomest ever brought 20 this
market. Our frierdaa and the public vii please
accept our thanks for the nssrei patroHazs
hersfofore bestowed upor ~. H0pina 20 merit
e contipuance OF the same In the future, We IN
vita them al To cali and examine our ssock--
we have engaged the services OF Major :
RfDDICK. formeriy Of J. 81. Wagner = co, y
.snd he wfn d pasassd tofee and wef - EM
numerous friend4 sseAs&
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
~ 1,-r-ss, JORE W. LHFTWICH.
- E~1oT-.-W W. VAUGHAN.
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SUNDAY APPEAL
SUNDAY MoKSING, eCT Is. Isss
ICKET
TENNESSEE.

n,,-ae., H0RATI0 sEYMOUR.
- Ttss. AEK p. BLAIR,
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FOB THE STATE AT
RMERSOS ETHERIDGE, Of Weakley.
EDMUED COOPER, Of BEDFORD.
FoR THE DISTRICTS.
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JUDGE PIERPONT's LETTER.
Io3 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW York l
SATURDAY, October 10, 1855. +

SATURDAY, October 10, 1868
To Alex. 7. STEWART ESq.,
4 ~ Chairman OF the Grant COMMITTEES, etc,
My Dear Sir: When Frank P. Blair,
who had no claims Whatsxer upon the
Democratic party, was nominated in
TzmmaDy Hall, with such shouts Of sp-
plause, just after proclaiming that We
must have q President G1ho UiH trGHpge
into dustn the laws of Congress, and
when four rebel Generals made the chief
ratification speeches in New York, nv
attention, as q Wal Democrat, was ar.
rested by this remarkable exhibition.
Since then / have carefully noted the
expressions Of Southern journals, and
the speeches Of Southern politicians,
from Wade Hampton, on his return to
Charleston, to the recent manifesto Of
3. 81. Hill, and l ind that every leading
rebel in the Confederacy regards the ex-
pected election of Seymour and Blair IS
3 complete vindicatiOu OF the rebellion,
and as certain to restore the S1uth to
every right which she had before the
wEF, including the ~"tFampliDg int0d0st'
by military feet, the proclamation Of
freedom and the fourteenth amendment
70 the Constitution.
This contest presents 8 ~weIl-defned
issue between the friends and the enc
mics of our government
l cannot conceive how any Intelligent
man, who does not wish the rebels re-
turned 70 power, the nstion's faith VIC
lated, its debt repudiated, its name dis.
honored, its prosperity destroyed, its
patriots insulted, and the " Lost Cause"
restored, a vote against Grant.
In my Judgment The election Of Sey.
mour snd Blair would forthwith confuse
and psralyze our business, and reduce
the valne of q property one-half.
To aid in aVerfiag this calamity,
send you herewith twenty thousand dol.
lars (S20 .000), which I give to be used il
the election Of Gen. Grant In such man
ner al you and the committees with
whom you act may think best.
And I remsin, yours ever truly.
EDWARD PIERPONT.
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By the President;
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

The new Democratic Councils of
Baltimore have refused to have their
session opened with prayer, one bold
member asserting that preachers had
done more harm than good, and had
caused the late rebellion by their pray
ing influence"
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ENRAGED at Grants economy,
Wendell Philips exclaims "cursed be
the soul of Benjamin Franklin for
persuading this people that the noblest
of all human action is the saving of
cents"
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A SMART boy, during recent re-
vival, was asked if he could say the
"Publican's prayer" and he replied,
"No, sir; Pm a Democrat"
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Hon. WM. y. MANN, 50
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. LEWIS X. BROOMALL, Ex-Chief Coiner
u. :. Mint. and Recorder Of Deeds. Phla Pd.
Hon. JAS. NJ SCONEL, New Jersey, !. :,
Hon, W. W. WARE, SewJersey. 80
HENRY GDRMAN, Esg "a s.;ts 20
Agent Adams Express Phila. Pa
j. Y. COE, Esq, OF JOY, Coe & 20 Philadelphia.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15
DEMOLITION IN TRADE!

Ladies. vou can receive for the sum Of ONF,
DOLLAR! SILK, Meriuo and Alpaca Dresses,
ShaWls BalmOral~, Linen Goods, Embossed
Table Covers Watches, Jewclry, Silver Plated
Ware Sewing Machines DC. Send clubs of ten
or more, with ten cents tor each descriptive
check, and the gctter up OF the club will receive
present worth 90 to $40, according 10 number
sent. Agents wanted everywhere. Circulars
sent free, PARKER & CO., 81 & % Federal street,
boston. l2.2l-ijn,
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WAsnrxcr2y. nc.
April H. lSf7.-Oilice of Internal Reveit,f HAY,
ing received satisfactory evidence tbss the pro-
cedes Of the enterprise conducted by the Wash
table uses, permission Is hereby granted TO said
Company to conduct such enterprise exempt
from an charge, whether from special tax or
other duty. i. y. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15
" A N r T. d!
200 + A r. NJ + RS!

To engage in n light and honorable business fOr
the winter months i'm the vicinity where they
reside, which VIII net them from $50 to 81 80 per
month.
For particulars apply to, or address PAR
MELEE BROS, 72 SAMSON street. Philadcl-
phia. Penn.
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