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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-10

"IF ANY MAN ATTEMPTS TO HAUL Down THE
AMERICAN FLAG, SHOOT HIM ON THE SPoT !"-
When General John A. Dix gave utterance to
these famous words, he struck the keynote
of the struggle for the Union. When the war
had been brought to close, he arrayed himself
on the side of the Johnsonists, and acted as
temporary chairman of the Wigwam Conven-
tion which was held in this city in August,
1866. But now he speaks again, and his voice
is as earnest and stirring as it was when, in
1861, he spoke the words which are destined
to live in history. Yesterday we referred to a
letter recently received from him in Washing
ton, in which he unqualifedly endorsed the
ticket and platform of the Republican party.
To-day we are enabled to substantiate this in
a very satisfactory manner. The Paris CORE
spondent Of the New York Herald, whose let
ter we give in full elsewhere, announces that
General Dix is unreserved in the expression of
his views on the political situation at home;
that he regards 'the election OF Mr.. Seymour
at this juncture as a great calamity, and that
the only hope for the peace and tranquility OF
the country during the next four years is in
the irmness, good sense, and patriotism OF
General Grant" The same correspondent
also states that he has good reason to believe
that Minister Reverdy Johnson holds the same
opinion as General Dix. Where is McCraoken
He is wanted at both Paris and London.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-10

HoRATIo SEYMOUR was sorely grieved to ac-
cept the Tammany nomination, because it de-
barred him from particip ating in the Presi-
Dental canvass. Indeed, his anxiety to ad-
dress his "friends" on the pending issues is
so great, that he cannot, even for the sake o.
common decency, abstain. In 1852, General
Scott, whose head was completely turned by
the prospects of Presidential honors, made two
or three silly speeches to the public, and
damaged his cause immensely. Stephen A.
Douglas was inflicted with the same infrmity
in 1860. Having at last secured nomination
~ tLS o0st OF Ito disruption vi ti4s DenVoratlc
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-10
t9y~ OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF TIL

V-fy UFFIOE OF IHH WALUN UF IIIE
CITY CT PHILADELPHIA.
Whereas, MARY NORMAN, a female child
six years Of age, has been murdered under cir
cumstances of dendish atrocity, by some per-
son unknown; Now, therefore, 1. MORTON
MoMICHAEL. Mayor of the City of Philadel-
phis, do offer
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
for such information as Will lead to the detec-
tion and conviction of the perpetrstor of this
unparalleled crime.
Witness my hand, and the seal of the said
city, this ninth day of September, A. d. 1858.
993t MORTON MoMICHAEL. Mayor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHEN RALIOONa CAR

Ur6FY bALIIUUNO OhUINI
mails. and drop letters fau from the SKIES,
wnen perpetual m otion IA discovered, the circle
squered, and the ladies cease To have poetic sDpre-
elatlOn OF the cher uUres of the toilet, then, but not
TIL tben, will Phalons Flor De Mayo" Lose Its
prtsttoe as the most delicious Of perfumes. Sold by
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-10
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW
w YORK AUOTION SAIhs-

SEQ yarts neat beautiful Worked EdgIngs, at IS snd
81 cents 400 pairs Reversible Linen Cuffs at is cent.
per pair; 100 pieces Csmbrc Frilled Ruing &c. per
piece; 1000 Plain and Tucked Linen Collars &C.,; 1000
doz Gents full regular Hall Hose, 95 to s7c; chesp
Ladies' extra wide leg Hose. at sIc., up yerv
cheap. full assortment Of Ladies' and ChIdr
hose. best make. Ladies Gents. and Child ems
Merino shiris Vests, and Drawers fall and winter.
cheap. 100 doz. Gents French suspenders, ac. very
cheap. 60 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, only sl7s
per pair. pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, only AZ
per pair. AZ pairs Nottingham beautiful Curtains.
only 50 and 81 per pair. pairs Nottingham beautiful
Curtains, q to 10 per pair.
z 400 yards Nottingham Lace, a. Csc per yard,
47s yards Nottingham Lace, at slc per yard.
1000 yards very rich Lace, at so and as cents per
yard.
The above goods offered at less than Importers,
prices. Those in need OF Curtains can save money by
examining our stock and comp airing prices.
It. SIMPSONS SONS,
sIo thstuSt Nos S2s and s24 PINE Street.
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CLOTHING,
The Crack BOarding-SchOOl,

The Crack BOarding-SchOOl.
Situation just the thing
For elegance and beauty;
Everything to please the boys,
Ard make them DO their DUTY.
Ten Professors Ia the house.
Keeping things moving;
Een the stupidest Of boys
Can't help improving.
Latin, German, Greek, and French,
Music. mensuration--
Everything boy needs
For thorough education.
Corned beef and cabbage, too,
Piled upon the table;
Every lad to eat his fiji.
Fast aa he is able.
All the chaps that mean to be
Number scholars,
Ask their fathers please to 20
And spend few dollars
For a suit OF splendid clothes,
just the thing for Autumn
Good clothes will make the boys
Remember what's taught 'emI
PRoFEssORsl PRINCTPALSi B1Ysi BOYS
FATHERS! While you wisely cram wisdom into the
boys inner man, remember that both boy and man
must have the outer man well provided for.
At our FL EGANT BROWN STONE HALL. we
can completely rig from beck to heels, every male
ase Tba niohast sa,ta Jur " ,ots1.Ins ou
Der OF dollars possible!
RoCkHlLL a WILSON,
Nos. SOB and Cos Chestnut STREET,
sn4p PHILADELPHIA.
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The Spirit Of Discomfort.

How universal Il is! We never yet knew the
man who would say, 81 am couienied." 90
where you will, among the rich or poor the man
Of competence or the man who earns his bread
by the sweat Of bis brow, you hear the sound OF
muttering aud the voice OF complaini. The other
day We stood By cooper who was playing a
merry tune with bis ada around n cask.
"Ah r. said he, "mine Is a hard lot, forever
iroiting arouHd like dog, driving hoop"
"IleiRho - sighed blacksmith, on Que OF the
late hot days, as he wiped the perspimiion from
his brow, while the red hot iron glowed on the
rnvil-''this u life, with n vengeance melting
aud frying ones self over Ere r.
oh that were q carpenter T. CALCULATES q
shoemaker. Is he bent over his lap-stone. Here
am, day after day, wearing my sole away for
the coles Of Others eooped up Ia this little seven
by nine room-no humf'
I'm sick Of this outdoor work! exclaimed the
carpenier, "broiling under q swelling sun, or ex-
posed TO the inclemency Of the weather, wish
was 4 tailor"
This Is too bad T. perpeiually cries the tailor,
ito be compelled TO sit ptrched up here plying
the neeils all the time would that mine were n
more active life T.
Las, day Of grace-bauks WON discount
customers won't pay--what shall do?' gTum-
bles the merchant. "a had rather be truck horse
or dog, or anything else y
Happy fellows y groans the lawyer. rs he
scratches his head over some perplexing case, OF
pores over some dry mnsiy record HAPPY fe,-
lows had rather hammer stone than puzzle
my head on this tedious vexatious question
Aud 80 through all the qualifications Of society
all are complaining Of their condition, finding
fault with their particular calling. II were only
this, or that, or the other, should be content l.
the universal cry-"Anything but what am
80 Il has wagged aud 81 II will wAg.
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UxE-SIDEDSEss. Some persons seem to bc re-
ally ''cut on the bias." Their thoughts, aims
purposes In life, their characters, even, seem IN BE-
hopelessly Askew. To eonvincs them OF any er-
ror Is almost an imPossibility--it would be. IN
point OF fact, like " cutting across the grain
In order TO get along with such people one
must sacrifice many personal peculinriiies, and
consent 10 become a nouentity. " you have any
Of your own, you might as well keep them to
yourself la their presence, unless you are fond OF
wordy acknowledgements call them--And do
not mind being thrown hors de combat men
tally, il not physically.
Une.sided people have Combaiiveness large.
Calico had TO deal with just such kind Of per
sons am describing, aud bis reiterating " Il does
move, though" may have strengthened his own
convictions, but bad no effect ON their. True
genius will not allow itself TO be biased by the
opinions Of others, for genius Is syuonymous
with power, and one must meet opposition with
opposition 10 order 10 cut . path tor himself.
One-sidedness 10 . fault In personal education ;
one Of those excrescences which, u allowed to
grow, will destroy the beauty and uniformity of
the most promising character.
II Is not according 10 nature, and one need
toguard himself against leaning too far ava,
from the true center, just as much as the tree
needs TO be Strengthened and propPsd that msscs
the guiding stake. vIRoiSiA vARLEY.
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WONDERFUL FREAK oF NATURE There has been
on exhibition in our borough during the last
three days most wonderful freak Of nature, in
the person ofa double-headsd African girl six.
teen years Of age.
We visited the exhibition, expecting 10 see
one Of the humbugs usually seen in the side
show OF 4 circus, but were surprised TO find
that the person on exhibition actually had
two beads, four shoulders four arms and four legs
all Of which are regular and as fully developed
as Is usual on healthy. plump girl Of sixteen.
The spinal column runs 10 10 one below the shout.
der blades and forms but one body, making this
one OF the greatest living natural curiosiies in
the world. Two intellects, two iasies, and in
fact two persons, are represented above the spi-
nal connection a. they talk with different persons
at the same time and on different subjects and eat
different kinds OF food. Below the connection.
the sense Of feeling is common, e. was shown by
actual experiments made by the audience. Tho
sight Is nothing but two pretty good-looking ne
gro girls standing apparently with their backs
together, but such wonderful freak Of nature
may not occur again In thousands Of YEAR,
Columbia (Pd.l Hfrdld.
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DEATH.-We have never read ans thing more
beautiful than the following from the pen OF Geo
u. Prentice
There Is but breath Of air and a beat Of the
heart betwixt this world and the next. And In
the brief interval Of painful and awful suspense
while We feel that death Il present with ns. that
We are rowerless, and He all-powerfnl, and the
faint pslsation here Il but the prelude Of endless
life hereafter, We feel In the midst OF the stunning
calamity about TO befal us, that the earth has no
compromising good TO mitigate the severity Of
our loss Bot there Il no grief without some
heae6eeni provision 10 soften Its inienseness.
When the good and lovely die, the usmofy OF
their good deeds, like the moonbeams on the
stormy SEA, lights up our darkened hearts and
lends 10 the surrounding gloom beauty 20 sad,
50 sweet, tina, We would not II We could dispel
the darkness that environs IT,
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stitch with the elders. known - the husband
honored beloved, and exalted by awife whuao
price u above rubieg.
10 the time to come u VIII be enough To cause
the cheek 10 Jingle with shame 10 see discoTd-
ant marriage for then woman will choose as
well as be chosen, aud she will not lead herself
70 any relation other Than the true and the holy
aud the man will hnd his manhood augmented
by marriage aud the beautiful and holy relations
which Il Involves.
10 conclusion, ih.uk ,uy woman will not
marry before shc l. l~cilly, for by % doing she
loses that frrsh, joyous, hopeful period OF life, and
very essential part OF II for the sake OF health,
study. aud consolidation OF eharacier--her girl
hood aud she will In afler life be sure TO mourn
the iOss OF this lovely period, She will lie twenty
al the very least when she marries, and, like q
true woman, she will look for q right manly man
who will be handsome In her eyes, and represent
rs nearly as possible her Ideas OF masculine per-
feeilon-good sense, mental, moral, and physical
health and, above all, the certain lore-rcst and
proIeciiveneSs, always attractive Ia the eyes Of
woman.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-29
Real Estate AGENTS and Con-
UeyGncerS.
PEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON !. MARTENET,
SURVEYOR AND PUBLISHER OF THE MAP
lr MARYLAND

We. ashia street, Iinliinsors, M
klghksrn AcArs a. Surveying IN Baltimore and vicn
ity seun ytare IN The CITY surveyor, utlll ntannds
pronltiy toSORvErS 81 ALL KINDS, laying out ol
strcvts aud Lots IN baltimore city locating Country
seats Surveying, Calculating Dividing and Mapping
Of farins, Estates. &c,
Having during the past ten years surveyed the coun
ties Of the state, and Published numerous COUNTY
MAPS, and having recently completed aud Published
his large new MAE and ATLAS Of MARYLAND, he
has nos estailishsda
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
boz the prosecution ef that business In all IT, branch
e.. WIN Purchase, SELL Exchange and Lease on com
mssOn, Houses and Lots In Bntlmorc City, and coun
Try seats, Farms Plantations Mineral aud other Land,
IN the Counties of Maryland.
lie eitrs his thorough acquaintance with the City, and
most parts of the State q Maryland through The BE-
foy mentioned eNIcFence In Recommendation % his a.
ciia nnd advantages for this business has the emily
full sett ofiaffc Maps u Maryland Counties.
Win have eNtetAve eoFrespondenee With Real Estate
Agents Ia the other cities and the linton.
scud for Circulars, &C.
FOR sALE, NIRTEHETS LARGE NEW NAP
AND ALLAN or hARfLAND, THE only perfect
Map % The state pubshed,-7t inches Long, Al
go cory fpr either Also large County Mars Of
several Counties and Pocket Maps Of all the Counties
eOiorvd IN Election Districts rs cents and ~ 90 zach.
April -. is6S--iy.
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rToDDARD's IYFALLIBLE
, BLOOD PURIFIERS
To CURE
Chronic and acMte Diseases

The subject Of disease, Of both sexes, all ages
aud every condition, who have long heard Of
the wonderful curative powers Of this great
remedial agent, but have been unable 20 obtain
Il, will rejoice 10 know that arrangements have
finally been effected by which is preparation
In future will be equal 10 the rapidly inereas-
ing demand.
The great purifier Of the blood and regenera
tor Of the human system--Infailible In ihe cupe
Of Chronic Diseases, scrofula, Rheumatism,
Eruptions, Erysipelas, swellings. Putrid or VI.
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complaints, affection Of the Kidneys, and will
restore debilitated manhood and womanhood
10 the freshness and elasticity Of youth.
ss- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. %
This preparation Is no new spstarf, but was
discovered more than century ago, and the
! original receipt has been In the possession Of
Mrs. Dr. J. d. Stoddard for period Of twenty
years, during which time II has effected some
Of the most astonishing cures ever recorded
| The great misfortune with the preparation has
been, that In consequences Of is vegetable char
acteT, IL could only be prepared for immediate
use for those who would call In person or send
for IL. ~ its virtues would be Loaf by fermenta.
ton In forty eight hours after being prepared.
unless alcohol or minerals were introduced In.
10 IL composition but that difficulty has been
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In all ts original purity and extraordinary vir.
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In any climate ON the globe.
re- Price 4i.00 per bottle or ak bottles Tor
$500. For sale by all druggists.
fS PRErARED nv
Mas. Dn. J. d. sToDDARD,
No. % South Bond 81. Baltimore.
| Nov. 4 I6e7-.lv
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49, A somewhat desperaie-looking character
once rushed ny to gentleman on the stree, aud
said, With great solemnity For the love Of
God, give me half crown, or shall do deed
my soul abhors." Touched with HE seeming
earnestness, the gentleman gave the money, and
then irOtn q very natural curiosity said "Wel
now, my poor man, tell me the deed from the
commission Of which have just delivered you.
Said the fellow With . polite bow, Bot ior
this half crown should have had 10 20 TO work
your hnnor
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Jss- 4 ysuuR lady at a fashionable dinner
party pesierrd Dt. Johnsoa with q conundtum--
q thing which the bluif old philosopher utterly
detes,ed. "why is the letter ~ like the end o
Spring. docior,' was the question, and Of course
the doctor eouldu tell. "Because it's the be-
ginning Of June was the solution. "Now, miss
will you tell mr why the letter * Is like pigs
tall % strrnly asked the doctor. The young
lady had TO give Il up. Because, it's the end
Of pork, mise" The doctor was bothered with
no more conundrums.
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Z. R. CLEAvELAND q CO.,
No. lob North Cav Street,



| 8. CLkAvELAND, who for - years con.
Quoted the bushes Of james Getty, hanks his
| many customers for the liberal patronage they
have shown him TOT the last two years, ana
| hopes they will continue 10 call aud see him,
remembering that he l. at 1893 " Gay Street.
ono door from Fiont Street, where he has the
largest, best selected aud cheapest stock Of Dry
Goods ON the Street. We have n large line oi
Pant stuils--Black Docskih Casximcrs, heavy
ome'Spun Cloth suited for this aud the COM
ing season, all grades Of mems aud boys wear,
pretty line Of TALL aud winter Dress Goods.
from the lowest price up Ia Fins bismarck Pop.
Inns, Rcppcd McrinOcs. ine Alpacas and all
wool Dclaines. a beautiful stock Of Bleaelss
and Brown Muslins. heavy Drills aud Osan-
burgs. blue Dcnims. 4 large and varied stock
very low. Hosiery and Small Notions. an cx
tcnsive stock.
We have competent clerks who attend Co their
duties and you will always find Us willing Ia
show goods even II you are not buying. We
ask a continuance oi your custom rs ~s study
10 pisaAc.
BUNDLES will be- conveyed h. all Depot Sta.
tons. or wherever those purchasing wish them
sent. frcc Of charge
To Wholesale Dealerr
The following Goods very cheap FOR cASH.
We have the entire depth ol our store down
stairs, for Wholesaling Goods. Siorcheepcrs
would do we'll tocall We have "a" old stock on
maud 40 change orr stock nearly crcfy trctk aud
Of course can always sci! goods at Sc lowest New
York prices" Our stock down stairsl consists
If Laurel u. bro. Muslin, Oregon u. Bro. rs.
tapsco 81 Bro. and nearly all Of the lower
makes; I Androscogin Blcached Muslin. ~
Wamasutia Ble., ~ Water Twist Bile. and
lower grades n dozen different qualities. 4
full assortment Of BLANKETS. u full line oi
calicocs. such the Merrimack, American
Spraguc. Arnold, Hoyts and other makes
very low. Red, White. Yellow. Blue aud Grey
Flanncls, Hickory Stripe. Blue Dcnino. Tick.
ing, Drills. Pant stun-a full line. Cauibrics
aud large Stock Of Hosiery. Spool Cotton.
Pins Needles. Hooks aud Eyes aud all goods
belonging In the NOTION TRADE. cali aud
see US.
90 RemsH,b1' Mc Naac aud Aambcr--
u. Il. cLEAvELAND A CO.,
los y. Gay - one dooT from Front ST..
Baltimore, Md.
ess- Name on the windows and ON the
signs on the awning at the sides Of the store.
Nov. y, tS67.--H
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POETRY.
TO-MORROU.

When fortune IL hcke, uen friendship proves nbuThi,
When sorrow comes qIAekly on sorrow,
Dear IN mind that though gloomy your prospects 30 day.
stu your sky may BE- brighter tomorrow.
Are your days trouble iadenS The longest day ends
Arr your nights nights of sickness aud s0fFpuf
SIN take courage and hoIc; Tor when dawnlnE day
comes,
Rest aud slumlrr mas come with tomorrow.
Whit there. iif there .. hope known In man. g, rfy
Enef,
HOPS ssnc comfort. som. .olacc can borrow,
Aud the oscrchargrd bosom that lists Co her sIuci
Can look forward aud trust for to-morow
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- Coleridue was deseanting. In the presence
Of Charles Lamb, upon the repulsive appearance
Of the oyster. 1T Isn't handsome, Colsfidge, +"
said Lamb " hut Il has the advantage Of you
In one thing" what Il thatf" said colridgs
who was an exhnustless talker II knows when
To shuts iis mouth, was the reply.
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~" Margsry, what aid you do with the tai
low that Mr.. Jones CREASED bis boots with io'
day r.
''Piease marin. fried the griddle cakes with
H.
Lucky for yOu,-i though, you had wasted
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Baltimore Advertisements.
103 Caeaveland's 100
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.

20 ATTENTION! MlIoLEsALE DuY--HA.
1N-'INTERESTs DRY GOODS DRY-vlR
E1-0O0Ds!. DRY G0ODB!!! AND-mn
~ NOTIoNs' NOTIONS NOTIONS .-vaS
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- Mrs. u. n. Stowe, Of Uncle Toms Cabin
fame, has IaFm of 1000 acre. In floFlda, o.
which there V 40 orange orchard that Yields
Gu, 900 oranges year. The farm h neat 1Aea'
souviile.
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syn. s.l,u,, your islsad eouldn'tbase liked the
West ibis Gall he cane back % soon.
"Troth, he'd a kim back quicker " hed
s,aeed I'M the cowld weather aet IN y
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"a. The sOug Of the rspeniaat husband alter
kuoetiug his wiz deSe-. ZONE 70" w ms
bosom ms own stricken dear"
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Miscellaneous.
GROCERY SUPPLIES!
G. LEWIS DUNLAP,
DEALER IL
Groceries, Teas, Wines,
FLO u Il,

+ IL U u IL,
&C., &c, &c.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT No. . CEN.
TIRE MARKET SPACE;
RETAIL DEPARTMENT 40. % W. BALTIC.
STREET. BALTIMORE. Nh.
LrAMlLY ORDERS filled with the choicest
I selection Of Goods the market can com.
mand. aud PIT up and packed in the best maaaer.
sT0REKEEPERs
Supplied with Goods at the iO,0esf isnportiag
and manufacturers prices.
All articles delivered 10 Hotels, Steamboats,,
Railroad. or private residences In the city. free
Of charge.
Our Stock OF
SUGARS,
COfFEEs,
TEAS.
LIQuORs.
FLOUR.
CRACKERS,
HAMS. PICKLES a SAUCES,
POWDER, SHOT. 4c., Ac..
(anll articles too numerous 10 mention,l all not
excelled In the city either for quality. prices.
or variety.
Gall Is Solicited fcoS, An
Remember the address.
c. LEWIS DUNLAP.
No. 10 West Baltimore Street.
and No. Centre Market Space. Baii".
Nov. y, is67.-iy.
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- The ,nan that was told the rsHsas .'n.
braces Seventeen women, waited 10 hw csnsas
Immediately.
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80 young woman 10 Bangor took arssnic
fss hsf eempieIipn. end sncersded 10 nakias Ut
hsFssif beautiful eorpee.
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nR. JAMES >. GIVEN.

6fu Ne Fssa.ssuai ssTvuss e lhs esu.u. q rhs,.
viIll - viglnitH oMcs a NJ. nkNploa, lilFnsrlI
ne o41e e D.. q1esu.l uheIs " ean - f.e91 ~ AZ
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s-Asn.sw '.'.s.-.ss,Asa,ls hassl.s /.
man alive.
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nA,No Advertisement inserted tor irss than ONk.
COLLAR.
nA.The Uaiya has tas largest circulation Of any "a
per W thg Cgantya TACT worthy the attention u Id.
vrttlsrts. Address,
LONGNEcKERs A GUNNER, PrsLI.urEs,
Tow soutoun, Baltimore Co. Nd.