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PerfumeJ. An immense stock Of Per-
himery, ofersry description, at Il.
.NtNf HERsHIsER & MYERS.
rg-ssaooso !. ;. A1.In Dl.srIsu,.s

ES-ssSO,OSO sbs Again Distributed.
The satisfaction siven BY our Holiday Draw
Ing" induces uson the 10th OF January 10 agnin
place before the public, The same unrivailed op-
portunlty TO gain er,unc. The Cspa-i ffss ct
$4,000 wa. drawn by citizen Of Charleston,
$. c. In our drawing ot Dve, SlsI rrlce of Tick
cts a. before. wholes, sia, Halves, 80; quar-
tcrs, ~ Remlttanees to any other parties will
not be invested In this Lottery. Address, ss
assai, the Suth@lsed state Managers, NvRHAS,
EDDY Co. Covington, KY.
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i,isO Prizes, amounting 70 ssaO,25O

Tickets sra, Halves so, q ~rters a3.
----o---
ED- The above MAGNIFICENT sIH0Lg NuAoEn
LorrEEY will he drawn Ix PUBLIC in covfN0rOa
Ky, BY three SWORN COMHlssIoNERs AZ one O'Clock
p NJ, AT az the C0rner Of Fifth aud Madison Sts.
The Kentucky lotteries are no Gift Enterprises.
bnt Responsible Money Lotteries, that have been
conducted for the past thirty years and are drawn
under she authority of a charter from the State,
and bonds aro given TO secure the payment Of all
prizes.
The official list Of numbers drawing prises will
20 published In the New York Herald Cincinnati
DAILY Commercial, and Cincinnati German papers.
w We drew two lotteries daily, and give per.
sons the advantage OF soisctlns rhels own mum.
beFa. Send your address for a circular.
Address ell orders n
Hex SIl. COvington, Ny.
lanl6-it
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RRR0Rs nR YnnTn

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
yons Debility rremahrs Decay, and the eascis
ofyoathfnl indSeretion. vi for the sake OF suf-
fsring humanity, send free TO all who need IT, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy BY which he was cured. Sufferers wiahing to
pront by the advertisers experience, can do 90 BY
addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN n. OGDEN,
May I6, 1867, &C Cedar Street, N Y
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II Fine Sewing Machine is wanted by
anybody. We refer him OF heri to Mrs Gibson. on
Market street. She Is agent for the unoxcelled
Grover Baker machine. Look at the adyer.
tisement elsewhere IT NNDl
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4 Young Nam Losi.-Great eEoIiemenl

AYoung Man Lost.-Great exeltemen,
in this cityj len his home the other day un-
expected to his parents. When, on missing
him they had The city thoroughly searched
aud towards evening they iound him IN the
store Of Martin Wagner, admiring the very
low prices, which he was Offering bis rnHESsH
stock Of clothing cloths, cassimers and vest.
ings, Let all follow the example Of this
Young man. nol2-4L
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Cincinnati, Da-tOp & East'rn B. R,
TIME TABLE.

No change ofear. between rITFrN and cN-
CINNATI,
nut on. ehAge Of Cars between TIFFIN and
BUFfALO.
or and after sunday Dec. 2sth, 1857, Trains
viii nlRrss rIFFIN, daily - follows;e No
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-23

The Sixth Concert OF the Tlfin Mu
steal Soclety.-Will take place at National
Halt OnneSt Thursday evening, JAM soih. Some
6ne pieces are in preparation. Let everybody
turn ont
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To the One II Concerns the per.
son who carried OF violin and case from
the National Hall, at the close OF the Fire
mems FAIR, would save trouble, he will re-
turn II Immediately.
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In Liberty ToWnship q revival Is progressing in
the Olive Branch ch.-united Drethern, un.
der the ministraton Of Rev. samuel Essex. One
very clear conversion irNnspirei few evenings
AGO
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Thanks. Mr.. JET. Freeze, desires the
citizens, who came so kindly to his aid
both on the night Of the FIRE and after
ward, to accept his gratilied thanks, for
their excrtions and liberality IN his behalf
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non't Pan 10 Read TnIa.

Send yoar sddress, with stamp, for sample And
catalogue Of Articles for Young and Old, Married
and single. An sheul hAys then.
AadEaa' A. BRipGEs. n plserker Street. New
rork city. sursms.
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cLrR TERMS.

Tho rrsss<wll he mailed 70 club Subscriber
for TIC uextyesr, commencing January ist, ises,
As fcllo~si NEH H1 EEAa
For Club of 5, IN sivance. ............e IS
For club Of 10, in advance.............. .. rs %
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f.s. a b. L. A. We would call the
attention Of the reader to the Constitution and
by laws OF this Association, Published IN full on
irst page OF this issue.
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ItChI TtChg Itch,
scRArcHl scRATcHll ScRATCHlil
In from 10 TO 40 hours.
Wherton's Ointment cures Tho Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
WheatoR's Ointment cures letter.
WhertOn's Ointment cures Darber's Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Old sores'
Wheaton'a Olntmens cures Every Kind
efIIumOr like Magic.
rriee, 50 cents boxi by mail 60 cents. Addres,
wEEKs,A POTTER, No ITO Washington Street
Boston, MSS FfN
For sale BY all Druggists.
sept 26th. ls67-iy.
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Revival. The NJ. +. Church, Of this city
have been holding series Of protraeied meet
ings during the past lortnight
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A Matter on DutY.--It is The solem

MhIIof OF Duty,--It Is Tho solemn duty
Of every grocer to refrain nom selling 10 his Gus
toners an article for food which he knows Il po-
SltiVely Injurious TO the health Aad he s depriv-
cd Of all excuse for 90 doing when = better Arti-
Gle for the pnrpose BE- readily obtained Al the
sane cost. Now the best Chemical SAlerAtus,
made BY d. D De Land q Co.. can always be had,
Ana this 4 known TO- b pure, And free non All
deleierions matter. No grocer who regards The
wsliAse fhis customers viii tall 10 hsep q.
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A New Feature.-A class in phonogra-
ply has been formed in Que Of the evening
High Schools in New York, with about $50
pupils. This is the only public school where
photography is taught IN this country.
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Improvements. Mr.. Fred. Grummel
will soon commence tue removal of the build-
ing partially destroyed by FIRE, last week
preparatory to the erection Of handsome
stOne-front structure in the spring.
Mr.. John Rcmele is making an excavation
Of the ground from under his room opposite
the Court House, for meat cellar, similar to
hllleF@grEr rrr0Er eTF1Ts
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SOlIlOquIzlngIy.

SOlllOqulzlngly. -" lie who steals my
purse, steals trash, we eau imagine to have
been the quotation INDUCED in by our wor.
thy contemporary when he discovered that his
political brethren had picked his pocket at
the late convention, at Columbus or With
the impurturable exclamation OF Toots - its
Of no consequence Consequence" con-
soled himself with the after thought, that he
was yet unrobbed Of his good name" In
tie scclusiou OF your sanctum, we advise you
to avoid democratic conventions, aud
"shun such rs lounge through afternoons anil ewes
And on thy dial write-"BouAre OF thieves"
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Temporance.---E. E. P. slade, of Cleveland
a prominent lawyer Of that city, will lecture
before the Union Temperance Society, Of
this place. on next Sunday evening, we pre-
sume at the City Hall.
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shelbyyire, Ky, Dec. 2, 1857.
10 all whom IL may concerni
TIT, ~ to certify that JANIS $. SNiru aieno is
entitled 10 ,.se tho Shelby College Lottery Grant
of Kentnaky, o. ans 'rhemo or classes thcrcun
der .H
Al other schemes or clas. %, dftor January lst
1868, BY vhuinsoeyer devised On Drawn, under the
name Of the Shelby College Isotteiy GrdHt. Ere
without legal authority from us. Nor no We l''
any manner bound by the proceedings OF any
such neraons 50 acting without authority from
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G, A. R,--At an election of officers hill
on Friday evening, January nth, by Post
40 Grand Army of the Republic, the follow
ing comrades were chosen
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We have lled in Shelby Circnit Court, Shelby.
yille, KY, Bond amounting to Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars, $500 OOo) for the payment OF
al, prizes. IT.
The Kentucky Lottery on tho Single Number
plan will be drawn on the l4th aud JOth days Of
each month during the year 1858.
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Juvenile gntertalnment.-Ou Tues,

JutthIIt khIerthIhmthI,-Un TUESDAY
evening hexS January ssih,. . eosssH vin be
given ., tie National Haii BY the children Of the
orphan Asylum, Of this city, ses the bcned, Of
their common home. Aside from the worthiness
q the cause. " siil b. worthy Of the pstrcoago
ofour citiscus, - the entertdnment viii be ua-
der the direction Of Mrs. E. Asire, whose admit
rabls management made her concert sometime
ago, a success, a. an entertainment, u not Pecu'
niArily. There arc between any and sixty
children in The Tnstitation, al u whom are being
drilled FOR this coneerI We bespesk TOT them a
liberal altendahca.
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MARIRIEDIIEI,.

z lnferms.ron and advice Of vita ilh portAnee to
the married Of both sexes, In a sealed envelope,
san he obtained free sf charge by addressing the
undsrsigned. Respectfully,
2B1dllJa OF 'fsEi " sIsSsTay1 SST5SRi Il. Y.
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Literary. We understand, from some
Of the members Of the " Webster Literary
Society, that they intend to give q public en-.
tertOinment, at some future day, not far dis
tant. This society is not connected with any
Of the schools of our city, but is composed
entirely yonng gentlemen residing in our
midst They have lately taken new hall,
over Carpenter 4 Cos store, which they are
desirous Of fitting up in style worthy Of the
organization. The object Of the proposed
entertainment is to procure the necessary
funds. They propose, with the assistance OF
the citizens, to establish City LIBRARY, an
institution that our city ought to Sossess.
Having these worthy objects in view, we
hope that liberal patronage will be accor-
ded them. We present their cause to the
public with the assurance that their entertain.
mcnt will be acceptable to all in point OF
literary excellence and elocutiouary and dra-
matte proIici ency
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"Faets are stnShosn thinss," and Il IL fact
that no medicine Ia the world performs sneh
quick And pernaasnt cures, IN all diseases of the
Bladder and the kidpsys, a. Dr. J. ", Pelands
ware Pine oompeuua. ftssrsr fails,
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Educational Monthly. This ppbliea-
ton, for January, contains some very able
articles. School Government" by wm.
Socum, and "Too Much Machinery" by
W. II, yenabls7are especially worthy OF
mention.
No teacher should be without this work
Terms $3.50 per year. Address E. L
White, Columbus, o.
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PASSING sour.

10 - H.--MaIl train.
i1t7. A. E.--s Night Express.
.rhis haiAtiaaSss sanaauhy Sunday Even
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I" All Vat a Blessing &c cole vlntar

M TaE D1VhsI1E lU O0IU TIHIaT
Be."-A Frenchman who has not quite mas
tered the English tongiie, hut has obtained
an intimate knowledge Of that lively Ameri-
can bird, the musquto, does justice to win
ter in the following lines;
Petite moslketare, your time It have como
10 frost be have call for you-so you now home
All Of your buI-Ee-b,iE into. my ear To-
Now am rid OF Il slscetare, my dear
Ven to my bed in my garrett go.
Zcn viz your moosic you boEaire mo 80.
Via your tin tromplt you sing all re night;
Mr., Jack Frost now he freez-a you tight.
Ahl va, ablessing ze cole viniMbc.
Ven he kill all ofEs skeetare aud flea
Zen, till 10 spring time warm vedjer sail bring,
Monsieur mosketare. no more you will sing
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OLD EYES MADE
NEW, easily. With
out doctor or med
iGiues.
Sent post paid,
on rocslpt oflocts, +,
Address
DR. n. u. FOOTE,
No. no Lex. Ave.
Cor kast 26st.H.Y
COMFORT a Guar
Fnk THE RurTVR-
m. Sentpost paid
on receipt Of 10
cents. Address
DrsE. n. fOOTE,
gaufhor OF Medical
Gem. Sense. No 40
Lex. Av., Cor. East
2sih 81, n. Y.
senl Ia seaiea en-
gelope on receipt
1f 10 cts. Address
Dr.. T. D. FOOTE.
No, no Lexington
Avenue, Cor. East
18th street, N. \,
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Rcnuhlie

Republic. An Installation Of ofi-
cars elect, in the Republic Lodge, No. 90, Of Odd
Fellows, took place on Saturday evening last
with the usual ceremonies. wagon load Of
wenty-four members ofthe Lodges In this place,
we're in attendance, and quite a social time was
had at the Neikirk House over blvalves, etc
after adjournment al the Lodge rooms.
Fifteen new members wero initiated, two TO.
instatcd and number Of applications received
Tho following arc the names Of tho most inn
portant officers installed
NJ r.uh.... ~ Il
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Query some one tell US why 1t
iS thatthe annual exhibit OF receipts and dis
burscmsnts by the County Commissioners. is
not Published In both of tho county papers or
is II only considered matter OF interest 20
Dcmocrats' viii the Commissioners explain
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he'P9elfully, P,H. DRAKEl,

49, .L,, -. ~ i -------- q
hasaohA Wster.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price. 2tl3
-''BE WISE TO-DAY IT'S MADNESS TO DE-
FER, the proper remedies to arrest disease. II
you arg amlcted vita any 90tlle dang gous dis
eases sneIperated inthsadvcrilsemehtof Of Dr.. J.
W. Poland's White Pine Compound purchase
frial botile, sndInaTk tho effects. HnoYsr fats !
soi1by al druggists.
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Major W. X. Steele, PC.
Col. J, NJ. Stevens, s. v. p. C.
Lieut.. w. 7. Myers, !. ". c.
Sergt. A. w Miller, p. A.
Lieut.. w. n. Smytho, q. NJ.
j. II Brlcksr, surgeon.
W, l.. lerk, Asst. Surgeon.
y, %. Warner Sergt. Major.
W. IL. Kissinger, Q. NJ. Sergt.
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T. o. sHACKLEFoRD,
] l.. CALnWqsLL,
II. A. CHtNN,
,JAS. l. EIIINGWGOn


Managers appointed by the Shelby Circuit
Court for the Shelby College Lottery Grant.
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AESD-
As will be seen by tho above notice, have the
sole and exclusive right 20 draw the shelby Col
lcge Lottery ON aud after January Let. 1865. The
same will b. managed aud condlctcd after the a
bovn dats IN che name Of FRAScE. SMITH Go.
JAS =. SMITH.
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hinins.-An able article, giving a de-
tailed insight into gold and silver mining,
by Mr.. John Shock, supt. of the ''Tifhn Gold
and Silver Mining Company published in
another column, will be found highly inter
esting.
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rae wilcox { Gibbs Silent, swlTI and |

Tae wilcox & Gibbs Silent, Swift and
IrreyerSlble Sewing Machlnc.---lt is the
simplest, Il is the leas, liable to got out of oricr
Il Is tho bcst made, Il is the stllest It runs the
easiest, it runs the fastest, it, Is stronger
Al loss liable 10 rip IN uso OF wear than the lock
stitch. no Invites all 10 call and see it before
purchasing elsewhere,
wN. MccuTCnEN, Ag't.
.. Davis Housa, Tim o.
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ANCIENT FINE ARTS.
70 ~ Esas,. ~. IA. ~, ~ tf...i.,


respecting the relies Of porcelain ware found
IN the late eIhumations at Herculaneum, which
have been forwarded to the Society Of Antiquities
IN L0ndon, whereof your correspondent says the
bottle resembling DrAke's Plantation Bitters was
undoubtedly placed among the ruins by the
agent OF Or. Drake, we desire to state no is in.
'eorroot In every respect. II bottle was found
there bearing our iettoring ,ho language Of tho
? AAeisHt Romans was different from the accepted
aiisraiure of that day. Our Agent has other bust
ness than this ia Europe, and has not been in
Italy At all. Ne doubt Amerieans carry plauta.
Zion Bii'frs 10 Rpule; but trying to impose upon
. society of Ana nquarans in this way. saems
quito useless. aud wc do not appreciate the Joke.
II IL unn9ee-sry for usTto spendt money IN
Europe while We are unable 20 s,,ppy the de.
mand for these celebrated Bitters here.
Reanoelrdlv 10 m nu.t.,.. -
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DR.. HARvEY's
Golden Female pills

fklCb FIVE DOLLARS A BOX.
arc intended for special casas reouirtny mar.
powerful medicine. They are four degrees stron.
ger Than the ordinary kind and are perfectly
harmless aud reliable. t ~
II .yon cannot get them of your druggist, eau
SEND tnem by return mail, post paid aud secure
iorm ob.gryation on rece pc Of the money.
VIII also send an Illustrated and Confidential
Circular n ladies on application Address
J. BRYAN, NJ D., $40 Droadwas New York.
iaDIv-fv
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To LADIES.

fonr attention Is called 10 the most ehioaciou
remedies ever known for the removal of obstruc
tons and derangements incident 20 the feinal
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DIR. HARvEY's
Chrome Thermal Female Pills,

have been used for npwards ofrHIRrY VANS with
unFarying success. They are alapted for All or
dlnary eases and never fail in their action IL
taken m time.
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Kentucky Lottery.
FRANCE. SMITH q CO.,

Successors to MURRAY, RDDY q co.
In the management Of tho kentucky state Lot.
terry Tor the benefit of shelby College.
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The WINK Pine Oomgound.

GEORGE W sYEkr, NJ p. pstpslslcsa
Psep>rsd at the
NEW ESNLASD RorAS J. ,hkP6k
lls HaneYeg street. DSslon. ~.
undsr tho a1pervia!ou Of he fl4s. w asis,,l
~ ror saIeI - Iiala 81. ''HN P
inesEwAn Mrrqa,
rr 4ona. ~.
marrn,cfi.
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HAPPINESS on MISERY.

The victim Of youthful indiseretion destroys
his happiness ruins his prospects for social en-
Joyment, marriage, and the pursuit OF business,
ase ot che lone tr,tS anv n,,hn,s rs oy sns uppey
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Rocky Mount .gcadessw.

Willopen the I'd Monday in January next,
W under the charge Of Edwin H. Fay,
A. NJ, Principal, assisted by Mrs. Fay, IN
the Girls Department unless the Music
Glass should require her whole attention. in
which case Lady assistant will be prompt
ly employed.
Rates OF Tuition will be as heretofore-S3,
"a and 30 currency per month, and in ererg
case, must be promptly paid at The close of
each month. No pupil received for less than
one month"; and no deductions made except
Tor illness protraeted beyond three weeks.
The Scholastic year will be divided into
two sessions. The first week will embrace
"a, and second, Is weeks weeks bein0
reckoned q month.
II is of the greatest Importance, that all
pupils should attend the first peek, as the
classes Will then be arranged and dropping
IN afterwards always creates confusion
1t is also of the highest importance, that the
attendance of every pupil should be pune
tual and regular, as the loss Of a single day
is felt more or less for the remainder of the
terM.
Reading, Spelling, and Mental Artith-
inetic, per month, SO 90
The above, with Geography, Grammar,
primary Philosophy and Compost
ton, %
All other branches, Languages, Higher
Mathematics, 5 90
A few boarders can be accommodated in
the family of the Principal, on reasonable
terms.
EDWIN H FAY. AN.
Rocky Mount, Dec. q, 1867 n38
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The Lady's Friend.
A Beautiful Premium Engraving

A Beautiful Premium Engraving.
THE LADY'S FRIEND announces
IL for 1868, the following induce
ments to subscribers
A series of new novelets, by the
leading writer's of the day.
1t gives splendid double page fine
ly colored fashion plate-engraved on
steel-in every number.
1t gives beautifully executed fancy
steel Engraving in every number.
1t gives large assortment of Wood
Cuts, illustrating the Fashions, Fancy
Work, &C., in every number.
1t gives popular piece of Music,
worth the cost of the Magazine in it
self-in every number.
1t gives a copy of the beautiful
Premium Steel Engraving-"0ne of
Life's Happy Hours 26 inches long
by 20 inches wide-to every single
($2 SOY subscriber. and to every per-
son sending on a Club.
TERMS copy. (and the large Pre-
MUM Engraving) $3.50; 4 copies,
land the large Premium Engraving)
$500; 5 copies, land one gratis) s. ;
One copy each of Lady's Friend and
Post, $500. The getter up of club
will always receive copy of the Pre-
MUM Engraving.
u Those DESTROYS of getting up
clubs should enclose fifteen cents for
sample Magazine, containing the par
ticulars Address.
DEACON & PETERSON,
3i9 Walnut ST., PhiludeIphia.
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The Saturday Evening Post.

Inc SATURDAY hVenlng foSt,
A Beautiful Premium Engraoiag.
THE SATURDAY EVENING
= POST gives beautiful steel
engraving (named lone of Life's
Happy Hours")-26 inches long by 90
inches wide-to- every single (S2 SOY
subscriber, and to every one sending
on a Club.
The Post is neutral in politics-be :
ing exclusively devoted to Literature
and does not discuss political or Sec
tartan Notwithstanding these to the
political and religious press.
TERMs.-l copy, land she large
Premium Engraving.) 81 so; copies,
land the large Premium Engraving.
Sc; 5 copies, (and one glatis) So.
One copy each of Post and Lady's
Friend, 81. The getter up Of club
will always receive copy of the pre-
MUM engraving.
AZ Those desirous of getting up
clubs should inolose five cents for
sample paper. containing the particu-
lars. Address,
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