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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

Physicians wonder at the extraordinary power
of RAILWAYS RENOyATING REsOLvENT in
curiBg the worst forms of ScrOfulOus. SyphiIoid
Chronic Skin Diseases, and its aryelous power in
resolving calculOus ooncretions, affording imme-
date relic and consequent cure Of Diseases Of the
Kidney, Bladder, Liver, Lungs, Psncreas, Spleen
Its rapid influence In tbecure of iabetes Inconti
nence scsnty, turbid, albuminous, cloudy urina.
Its almost instant eff cacy in stopping itching and
painful discharge Of urine, and its singular power
In curing discharges from the Uterus and Ursfhra
Leucouh9a. Bloody Urine, and other unhealthy
and weakening dischsrges,-snd inquire wherein
the SARSAPARILLIAN used in the Repoyatiuy
Resolyent differs from ordinary Sarsapav,lYa,f
ssrsspsrillisn Is the only principle in Sarsaparia
that possesses crGtUs properties all other parr.
of the root inert and useless One ounce of the
extract obtained under DIR. Railways new proces,
Tor extracting the curative properties from yegrta-
be distances, contains more Of the true principle
OF cure than 20 lbs. Of the ordinary roots
sARsAPARILLIAN rs ou7y one Of the ipsreii.
ents that forms this trgly wonderful medicine ap5
ii Is the OEly compromising remedy that comuluuf.
Gates lts puTIfyiuE. cleansing aud reiuyiggratius
properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE
anu other secretions, securing q harmonious furc-
nOnAl a,tion Of every deprAyed organ and GLAND Ia
tie system. II the blood IL corrupt the ResoIvcut
Will axe fl pure. Ii tie Lungs are liberated ard
sore, secreting thick phlegm aud prurelent matter
the EGsOlNent Will loosen thls deposit and r.par
rue Wasting 'uDg win SOUND ami healthy material.
III the Skin Is covered with pn pies spets pustules
sores ulcers, &c, the Ee5OiScnt will quickly re-
move these snUOyances. If mercury is deposi-e 81 IN
the bones and has accumulated in the system the
BesolVent viii drive il out II the throa. or srpu
chial Glands are liberated, the Resolvent will cur,
these signs OF an early waste Direct remedies pos
sessing only exclusive properties, are hur;fuI "a
they increase the functional secretions of one organ
by suspending the constituent secretfons Of others
hence, compenssting remedy like the Resolyeut
is the only means of a permanent cure
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF
BLOOD impregnsted with the Resolvent and ab-
sorbed 20 supply the waste Of the body will make
pure, sound and healthy flesh and fibre The first
dose that is taken commences its work Of purifca-
tion and increasing the appetite and iesh.
REMARKABLE CUREi
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Dry Goods,

Not" outstanding the excitement consequent
upon election week, there has been a much
better business done IN dry goods than could
have been expected; and after the result of rb-
election became known there was a NANTES,
improvement In the tone OF the market, and A
very confident feeling prevailed as to the futura
n good many Western merchants VIII be too
much absorbed IN politics tIlI after the Novem-
DtI election 10 return hIther. but an increased
business VIII be done after the election Il over.
Ne Improvement IN the price of the raw mate
rial, and the increased activity among manu.
factuTers, Will prevent a decline OF prices In
nearly all classes OF seasonable goods prices
are fTmer.
In brown sheetngS and shirtIngs the sales OF
Tie week have not been very heavy; but the
stock in first hands Is comparatively small
ana rates are firmly maintained Blaached
goods are steady, without any material change
NO disposition Is shown by the commission
houses 10 press sales, and cur quotations are
hrmly maintained. Prints are not very active:
put the new patterns adapted 10 the season sell
freely, while the old styles cannot be placed
without a reduction of full half a cent a ward
IN muslin dc laines there Is better business
dong. The stock Of desirable styles is con-
slderably reduced, and prices are higher The
better styles bring about one cent a ward ad-
vance upon the opening prices. Some OF the
In tins class of dress goods.
Woollens OF various descriptions are in
steady demand, and prices exhibit 4 few
changes. Cloths and cassimeres are rot IN
quite as good demand as they have been But
oNercoatihgs command full prices. and they
are In greater request by the clothing manu-
facturers. Woclen shawIs are III better de-
mand, and prices are we'll maintained FIan-
ntis are not in great demand: but prices are
nrm ana the market is well supplied. The
same remarks will apply TO blankets. which
do not appear to be IN so good demand as could
be- expected at this season.
Foreign goods appear 10 have been more af-
Iected oy eieciIen week than domes tics; but We
presume that the real cause OF a temporary
dulness in foreign dry goods has been the due
tuatIons IN the price OF gold, and the expecta-
lon that the public sales by the Treasury De-
partment would produce something like a
s,eaoiness OF value. In this respect think
the trade Will not be disappointed. The i'm
porteEs are doing reasonably well, and season.
able fabrics find a ready sale al satisfactory
prices. The auction rooms have been Well
supplied and well attended.-N y. Iadepea-
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

PRISON KEEPER STABBED BY A CoSvICT-
M. ' Bates, the principal keeper of the Clinton
Prison. Plattsburg, New York, was very
severely stabbed IN the shoulder Ey a convict
named MullIgan- who l. a desperate character
Muiligan had been locked IL ms cell for some
misconduct, and II became necessary to move
him for some purpose. Mulhgan objected, say
ing that he might b. shot, but would not 90
THIS was reported 10 Mr.. Bates, who immedi-
aieiy entered The cell. ThereupOn MulIigan
sprang upon the keeper and stabbed him with
knife which he had concealed IN his sleeve
hulilgan was quickly secured. Mr.. Bates
wound is long and deep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

| Germany.
POLITICAL.-To-morrow the election :o-
Congressman, Governor and other STATE ON GERS
takes place in West Virginia
Ohio gives Republican majority OF 10, gjj.
The official figures will probably not wary IuJ
either way from 1000.
Indiana, nearly official, gives 5Gl RrpuOIi-
can majority. This estimate gives he Demo-
Gratis ali they claim. Bakers majority cannot
fall below oOO. The average majority on rh-
State ticket will reach 1,5Oo
Owing TO a split among the judge OF he
2lst Congressional District Of Pennsylvania
two separate certificates have been sent % IN
GOyernor-one declaring CoyOde elected bv
325 majority, and one electlIg Poster by II n-a-
Jorlty.
The examination OF the tally papers Of the
Third Pennsylvania Congressional District,
made IN the presence OF both parties. reduce
Mofht's (DemocraO majority 81, making II only
70. The ballots have not yet been counted
- The Republicans, up 10 date have nomi-
mated for re election, eighty three OF The pres
ent members of Congress.
-Goyernor Seymour leaves Cuc3 today
for Buffalo, 10 take the stump for ,he Democr.l-
Cy.
General Blair left s.. Louis Monday -.
ternOon for Nation, Illinois, where he is %
speak.
- The Macon Te'egrdl lt is AFRAID ,ha. Georgia
will go for Grant and COllax.
- texas papers strongly urge 4 ui'l>loH oI
the State. The subject will b a prominent
feature OF the adjourned meeting Of The Const!-
tutIOnal Convention IN December.
General Sisel declined the RepuDlicsn
nomination for Register Of New York city, and
the Conve IuOn on Monday refused TO accept
n OecIenslon, aId b. iS therefore Sill candi-
da-e.
"A Cleveland dispatch denIes that Judge
Dickinson, one Of the Democratic Con gressIr an
elect iTHD ONO, is under arrest for issuing
tTauduien. na urtliza,ion papers.
IL" EelEhIraus Of East Baltimore had a
meeting ar Front Stree. Thea:er last evening.
The DemocTatic meeting at Atchison,
Kansas, on Mentay last wos the largest ever
he a n the SrUs
- Governor Wells says that shOnId ne
democracy attempt 70 hold an election in
'i.-IIi" IN Noy-Inn'r, IN defiance % the W.
0t Congress he wIii not ssga any csTtifiCalo OF
.ClIyg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

ENCITENEST AMONG THE NEGROHS IN SOUTH
CAECLINA.-COnsid siderable excitement prevails
anOng the cOlCTed population of Charleston
on account OF the murder of Randolph, who
was We'll known there. News was received
th"Te that IL NeWberry party Of negroes
nTsd on TWO white men, wOundIng one or them
Next Gay negro, who was supposed 10 oe the
leader Of the assaI!ants, was shot and killed by
unknown parties. This intelligence has IN
creased the excitement and a meeting of color
ed people Il called for tonight. 10 decide what
measures are to h taken regarding these disor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

TONE FOR Ex-PEEsIDEST BUCHANAN-The
executors OF Hon. james Buchanan, deceased
hay- contracted with MAJOR Charles IL HOWELL
Of Lan, Ister, for the erection of a monument
over tns remains OF the eX-President From
III Oes izu We learn tha. The tomb Will consist
of a solid block OF Italian marble, five feet high
seven feet one inch long. and three feet seven
inches wide. The top and bottom Will have
heavy mOuIdings, and the stone Will be enrich
81 with a wreath Of oak leaves and acorns
around the entire surface. The mon unsnt will
be plain, rich and duTable.-LOHcIstsT EzpTess
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THE HOLMES MURDER.
sakyurueut Of The priso,

Bosror. Oct. 2I.-Samuel NJ Andrews.
CHARGED with the murder of Cornelius Holmes,
WAS arraIgned yesterday before the Suprems
Judiciai Court OF Plymouth and pleaded no,
guilty. Counsel were assigned him nv tn
cour,, and the trial Will probably take pIacs
during the December term. Andrews LOOK.
male but self. moss sPSSed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

~ TKDENEORGIANIsM N THE SOUTH.-Au As
socIatIOn OF the New Church Sweden DorgianJ
" as formed in Columbus, Georgia. last week.
embEsCing the States o: Georgia, South Caro-
hnil and Florida Rev. w. G. Day was cho-
sen presiding minister, and among the men,
b-rs Oi th~ executive committee elected were
several prominent citizens including H-rschel
V Johnson, Douglas demOCTauc canCIda'p
for The ice PTssIdeu cy in I-,,J.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.


Especial despatch to the Star.l
PRovIDESCE- X. L, October 2I.-The Demo-
cratic Convention here has nominated Olney
Arnold for Congress in this district, and pass.
ed resolutions endorsing Seymour and Blair.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.

Especial despatch to the Star
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.-Col. John l.. Zelgler
has been nominated as the Union candidate for
Congress IN the Ninth Congressional District of
kentuC XIV.
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ARREST OF PRlZF.FtCurr,

Boston, Get 2i.-Georgs Seddonds, the VIC.
ter in the lare prize nght at the Isle OF Shoals,
W arrested hero last night, and will no - a
for violation OF the law against such exhihi-
tlons. The unlshIprnt provides in such ca.es
Il a fne not exceeding ei,UN, and irnprisoo.
ment in the State Prison Tor q term not exceed.
ing rye wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

- PAINFUL RUMOR.-There IS 4 rumOr here to-
day, that the steamer Vile de Paris, on board
OF which was the Baron de Stoeckl the Rus
sian Minister, has been lost AZ sea; but we ar
unable to trace II TO any authentic source
p. S.-By telegram from New York. else
where II Will be seen that the report Of the loss
Of the vessel is coDtradicted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21
ADVANTAGES.

The advantages Of this Ass Jcfation over ordfnar
Lie Insurance Companies are. no pa les can
break IT. the lees are 80 small. and required TO be
paid ~ such long intervals, that any mAn can
secure % hls family q cOmpetencr ur. lis daAf h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21
aLSL AMI L Ii 4.
EY JOHN RADWAY, NJ. ID.

B-This book coptais. nuch vslr.bla ,,,,,
nation for the b.nrfit of the sirE UInst-sti -, n
figures Of the Liver, Lungs Kidneys, and other or
ans IN the,r natural ana m their diseased condi-
toh. Every person IN search OF health, and desir-
ons OF preserving the same, should send for copy.
Will De sent Tree oil charge, by remitting one
tnree cent stamp ior postage, To Radway Co.
new iork.
FIRST BOTTL Eat the end Of the ,rst hottie
her strength, appetite and spirits were Improved
and the small pimples, blotches, pustules, disap,
w.hi NH nhe sponge, relieved the Inflammation and
nIeansfing "u ans nn;T;a ,h nn,.sg sntsepue III
e'esnsins ""a ing Tue pu'fld nesh'
SECOND BOTTI E-At the and of ,ha sa,o-
bottle. signs of improyement in the discssr0a. sam
from the: uterus, Inflammation. pain and sWeiIins
abated the skin greatly Improving the ey.s gov :
ing brighter, strength and sppetife incressiny
THIRD BOTTLE.-pry scsbs en- the scalp, and
sores on the arms, and incrusted scales of the
hands, gradually disappesrfng, leucorrhes greatly
iessened, water becoming clear, and kidneys aud
oisdder improving
ETEru porrr
"a I'll ~ I r. haiIs growing, hands
i sn 81 is anu ehootn nalr growing on the
face clear of sores.
SIXTH AND SEVENTH BOTry &c r,...
on the neck greatly inrIoves EiSLCIcer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

- Madame Bald.naud, of Limoges, who
siTanglsd her husbaad. and % conceal D..
crime, cut he corpse into one hundred smaI!
pieces, Gas been sentenced 20 trauspOrtaticu for
hIr. Sns h-@ -titt0ntd ne Emperor 20 ur
sent 10 Cay ane, - here Size las offered - mar
" A COnyic-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

A-su persons between the aEes Of d and ~ years.
b-Au persons tetveen tie ages of ~ and . years.
AL persons between the Ages 81 IS ana 80 years.
Al persons between the ages ot s. and S. years.
an pers Us between the of IS and a. yeals,
AL persons between the ages e a. aud Is years.
G-Al persons between the age OF IS Ald 80 yesr-.
H pCrsOLs between tue 49, rf - ana 81 vear.
l-Atl persons between the "a ~ IS sui ~ ears.
AL ptrsons between the ages bf 90 aud 65 years
HE Glasses Tor women aTl tue same Ab8ga.
Any one that is found q give his or her age wrong
~ be AHelled and tie moneys paid f1rf-it-d -
ire Association. Zach Class ~ limited o. b.stl
mem,ers. Zach person pave % upon becoming q
menters and - 10 each time a member dfes D.
msUlt.r.
u--u7beT Of oHs f'TyS caHHof - assessed fIfS
doft0r n n UlepTtsv 81 aH0fhFr Class fssS Egra
Cas- = INDEPENDENT, hdciHg ~ o0HHscttOH srtis
49,
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PITTsBURG contributes S2,20O for Il colossal
bronze statue of Secretary Stan ton. TO be placed
IN the group of statues on the Lincoln monu.
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

Z. +. MIX, ESQ, Chief Clerk of the Indian
Bureau, is on short leave Of abselce, and
VIII visit Minnesota before his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

~ IL Cneinnau Republican procession
Capt. Strong c~rr1ri he IGen,I,aI carp. B.,z II
which. IN 80, be brOugh. ali ms wOrl1is
goods from Vermont.
sI-The Fall River operatives protest against
the extension 0I ,neIT hours VI labor trcT tea q,
eleven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21
IIITSTR ATION

Class "a" has 5 O00 male members A man ale.
The Association pays over within forty days sSO1
10 the widow OF heirs, and the remaining memlsrs
forward with thirty days dollar aud tea cents
each u the Association 10 reimburse 1t Failing
moneys paid, aud the Association supplies A new
member 20 fll The place Of tho retirIns .la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21
MEMBERSHIP FEES.

The member 'll fees are Sfr faftIvs a. Joining,
tof tcII0s ,cds ~ mem r.rsafp f~ifl b. faT-
HfSata sac one collar ana ten c.uts uu the death
OF eac D member Of which Tue notice will De given.
one dollar from each member GO the wid az e
heirs Of the deceased member, aud the ten cents
for expenses OF Cullectirg.
1hIs Company is divsued into TEN CLASSES
FOR MIN aud TIN GLASSES FOX MONEN
As soon as these classes ftel. ten neg classas
will b. adopted. Men and women are ubs allowed
q he same classes. kyerythiuc 10 done 20 make
each Class equal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

GEN. RosECRANs, our Minister 20 Mexico.
having received his final Instructions from
Secretary Seward, left here on Monday eve
ming for New York, and VIII soon take hi de-
Iarture for Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21
LIFE INSURANCE.
5000 for SO Premium
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
Manhattan Cooperative Belief Association.
THE MANHATTAN CO.OPFRATIyE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Is CHARTERED BY THE sraTE or NEW
lORk
LIFE INSURANCE.
ORIEET

The object OF this Associaton IL 20 secure q cash
payment within forty days after the deaih of
member, OF as many dollars as there are members
in the class - which lie OF she belongs 20 his OF
her heirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21
NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED

ONE BOTTLE OFRESOLVENT BETTER
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF THE
ADVERTISED SARSPARILLAS, Or d.
RECT DIUhhTIC REMEDIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

CLOSE VOTING IN OHIo.-The vote in Nadi-
son county. Ohio, was a tie. There is also tie
vote on Congressman IN Highland county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21
SORES ON THE TONG UE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE GCMS,
SORE MOUTH, SORES IN THE
NOSE AROUND THE
EYES, r.

recently exhibited, few bottles will curA IA
rOnlc. or through the effects OF Mercury. Potss-
0ln, Corrosive subllmate, from six TO oHe duze
oSftles nay be req ed 10 make q permanent care
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

GENERAL STONEMAN, it is thought. viii suc-
oeed General Hooker in the vacant Brigadier
GpueraISbip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

remarkable instance of personal beauty re-
frishtfu disease.
From the advanced sheets Of new Medical work
called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

JUDGE CHASE is now laboriously engaged on
her Of important cases which were SUBJ
mitted at the last term of the Supreme Court.
IN which no decisions Were rendered. IL leaves
here IN few days, TO hold session OF the
United States COurt il savannah. Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

TEE WESTERN WHIsKEY MEN are said 70 be
bringing pressure 10 bear upon Commie sioner
Rollins to obtain construction OF the amen led
Revenue laws that will permit them TO redistiI
without incurrIng the tax on rectified whfskpy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

RE EPTToN or GENERAL GEANr.-Tha Sol
diers and Sailors National Republican Exec-
uiiNe COMMITTEE are preparing 10 welcome
WIN becoming ceremonies General Grant, on
MS return 10 this city in about a fortnight. A
toTchlleht procession, wit bands Of music ana
transpaTenoles, Will .SsTade the streets, and II
IS expected that there will be a large turpou
and imposing display.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

IsTRPNAL REVZNUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S174,47.. -.
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DEATH OF MARSHAL FEEENAN.-A Telegram,
was received in this yesterday announcing the
death, by paralysis, OF Watson Freeman Tor
many years United States Marshal Tor the Dis
Tlct OF Massachusejts. OF late years, with
other members OF his family, be has been in the
habit OF passing the winters sE fosiaie with his
daughter and son -in-Iaw, Mr. Edward CLARK.
al their hospItqble mansion in this city, where
ne las Won the esteem and cordial respect of
many new and sincere frIend-, who truly sym
paihize IN the bereavement of his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

NEw YoRK, Oct 2l-There is no tru,h in
The ruIpored loss Ci the ' lille dc Pa.is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

PAEDoNED.-The President has pardoned
MAJOR General William Preston, of Kentucky,
formerly of the Confederate army. The par
don IS granted under the third exception of
President Llncoln's amnesty proclamation ex-
ceptmg all above tae rank of colonel, and was
recommended BY ex-Attorney General Speed
hon. montgomery Blair. and others. II was
Gen preston who nominated Gen. Blair for
me wee Presidency at the New York COnyen-
uOn, II viii be remembered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-21

HANDSOME PEEsEST.-Nr. George ". ChildS
OF the PhiladelPnia Ledger, on the eve of bis
departure for Europe, from which ne hopes 70
return early in January. lately purchased 8
large and handsome lot IN the Woodland Gem
etery, which lac has presented to the PM ID, l.
pEIa Typographical Society. The prese entation
OF the utle-deeds VIA made last Saturday by
ex-Chief iu~iIce Lewis, who had himself
formerly belonged 10 the craft. His address
was gracefully ackuow edged by Nh IiurbN-
row, president OF the society. Nj ChIlds gave
sUmptuOus dinner IL the evening, NJ The Con
tn rental Hotel, TO which some forty Of his
friends SAT down. Mayor McNchVei presided.
The sUests repres nted ne leading public ~
'erests and professions OF the city, with lar
lntermINture of gentlPn-D connected Ei'h l.,
journalism. III. Nc Michael made Nj Chiits
the subject OF ne first toast, which was r.
spOndsd to BY hs fr@ud Mr. Furman Snap-
pard. IL the course II the evening the coupa-
ny were TariOusiy addressed by Col John w
FOrley, n l.. 4. GOdey, MIR. Daniel Dourh-
erty, Mr. William V. Mexican, Mr.. W. U
GatZmer Gel Thomas Fitzgerald, Mr.. William
Pre- scott Smith, OF Maryland, Mr.. H-ury o.
Cary, Gen. Ruber! Paterson and Or. Il. Shell
or
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HOW TO BECOME NEuRFRS

Any one desiring to become a member may appIv
In person, or must send -. In check. baus drat.
postal order, or ~ express, the eNprc.sAge NJ
paid by the applicant. UHfrHO cfrrBpl s-tH-ss NIL
ne ASSOrGftOH b. TtSpOp Sttis for frast. s.pt bf
tH fats ray. Accompanying the monsF must be a
paper giving the applicants fun name age. birth
place, present occupation, who the csrtificata of
membership is "A favor Of, Post Oiice address,
town, county, State. A. SO, Mssf0af Csrff foqf..
setting forth the physical condition, aud whether
IN tie opinion OF the doctor eNamiuin the appli
can't is proper person 20 be tusured Blank
forms OF Application for membership viii be sent
upon application.
Eau nlsD5-T ought % ~ fs make n.lr y4syqBs-s
by 50 DOM H. bsH.ffs htBGSsif No lette will 10,
noticed thai does not contain three cent postage
stamp prepRg return HOSTAGE.
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LITTLE TAD LINCOLN Will go 20 school n