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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-29
Testimonials.
Hon. George W. Woodward, Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, writes

Hon. George W. Woodward, Chief Justice ol
the supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, writes
Philadelphia, Pa, March 10, 1898.
"Ihnd HoOFLAHn's GERMAN nIrrkRs Is q
I've organs, and Of -A gren, benefit in case. 6
Of debility aud want Of nervous action In the
system. Yours, truly, Csc. ". WOODWARD"
Hon. James Thompson, Judge Of the suprem,
Court Of Pennsylvania, writes.
"PhilAdelphin, April 2s, 1885.
81 consider Hoohand's German Bittersa valu.
able medicine in case Of Indigestion or Dyspep.
sia, can certify this iron experience.
"Yours, with respect, JANIS TBonrsoS."
From Rev. Joseph d. Kenpard. D. D., Pastor
Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DR.. JAcKsoS-- Dear Sir; have been frequent.
y requested 10 connect my name with recon
mendaiions Of different kinds Of medicines, but
regarding the prae ~ tice as out Of my ap.
g2P5.'' Ig.a ~ spH,S ,s s.., :. ~ case. a.
instances, and particularly in my own iamily, Of
the usefulness Of DR.. Booaand's German Bitters,
| depart for once from my usual course, to ex-
press my full conviction that for general debility
Of the system, and especially for Liver Com.
plant, u Is a tafe and valuable preparation In
some cases Il may fail. but usually, ioubt not,
II will be very beneficial to III Oso who suffer from
the above cause. Yours, vsry, respectfully,
J. d. KESSAnD,
Eighth, below Coates Streets.
From Rev r. D. Fendall, Editor Of Christian
"Chroniole," Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hoonaud's German Bitters, and feel it my pr Vi.
lege TO recommend them as a most valuable tonic
to ell who are suffering from general debility or
from diseases arising from arrangement Of the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-29
Hconand's MtdIdnfS.

AN
Hooiland'S German Tonic;
IN. e,,s, Remedies Tor al Diseases Of the
Liver, stomach, Or Digestive
Organs.
-
Hoofland's German Bitters
/, composed Of tho pure juices Tor, as they are
termed. - kxuactsl 81 roots,
herbs, and barks, preparation highly
alcoholic admlxiuro Of any hind"
Hoohand's German Tonic
7, a combination Of all the ingredients Of the
Bitters, with the purest quality Of Santa Crur
RUN, Orange, 2c, making one'of the most plea
sant and agreeable remedies ever offered TO the
nublie. Those preferring a medicine free from
alcoholic admiKiure' will use
Hoohand's German Bitters.
Those who have no objection to the combine.
tion Of the Bitters as stated, win use
Hoohand's German Tonic.
They are both equally good, and contain the
same medicinal virtues, the choice between the
two being a mere matter Of taste, the Tonic being
the most palatable.
Tho stomach, from a variety Of causes. such
as Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Dibility, etc.
ID very apt to have ~ lie functions derang-
ed. The Liver, sym pathiEine as closely
as IL does with the Stomach, then be-
come, affected, the result Of which is that the
patient suffers from several or moro Of the fol.
lowing diseases
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Pullnesl
of Blood 70 the Head, Acidity Of the stom-
aoh, Nausea. Heart Burn, Disgust Tor
Food Fullnoss or Weight In the
Stomach, Sour Eruptions, Sink
ing or Rluttering at the pit
Of the Stomach, Swim
ming Of the Head,
Hurriedor
Difficult
breathing,
huttering Of tho
Heart, Choking or Suf-
foeating sensations whom
10 lying posture, Dimness Of
vision, dots or webs before the eyes,
dull pain in the head, deficiency Of per- a
spiration, yellowness Of the skin and eyes,
Pain In the side, back. chest. limbs, etc., saddeI
aushes Of heat, burning lesh, constant
imAginings Of evil and great
depression Of spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should exer
else the greatest caution In the selection Of
remedy for his case, ~ purchasing only tha
which he is assured from his invssiiga
] tiOns and inquiries possesses true merit
is skillfnlly compounded, Is free from injuriou
ingredients, and has established for itself
reputation for the cure Of these diseases. In thi
connection we would submit those well know
/ remedies-
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Notice.

1t Is a we'll established fact that fully one
half Of the female 20 rtion Of our popula-
lion sro seldom in the enjoyment Of good
"never feel WE'LL" They are languid, devoid Of
all energy, extremely nervous, aud have no ap.
petite. To this class Of persons the Bitters, or
the Tonic, is especially recommended.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-29
j. BLAKE WALTERS.
LEVI r. IRWIN,
SURVEYOR,

UNHE undersigned offers his services a. a
Il veyor, aud may be found at his rcsdeHs
Lawrence township. Letters viii reach hn
rected 10 Clearfeld, Pa.
may 7-tf. JAMES mitchell
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-29

where the cheapest finest aud best Olothlas
aoa good Furnishing Goods can be had to suit
e'e'S 'A'e anu IN every style april l,s7
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-21

Matlerl eiau
4eIearapkifebe Oeptf6e.

Spand5en. &in Ntni &auf
B EN- s ron + Das 1T mit6sr unfett
Sofnuns, trotbem ss bis iest unfsr
Se'OeH iOeE.l siia94 s3s<g 4
= 9reitdigss 8riefecuherts iino
irieoer an Der Sa9esorbnllfg. SIN.
1iter ettpas Sieues
9ie G&ueiber in Stem Ncre bas
ben cine @rb6btne Brss 2obaes unt
10 pro Gent our4sefest.
Sn ben @taateu Ohio, N1iaiaan.
Suoiana, Suinois, 5Dma, @isconiin
iihs Rinneibta iiuO 5575 $50 elenfnbris
ten NIT einert Capital BON 81, SOC, 600
in Betrteb. -. aa
Ser @fiuinnav 81. s. Gtetuort in
Heiu gort ldBt iest nit einem 8oitens
auftuan6 bon ! -NfiEfiDn elm unoebeuer
srobes gebdnOe anffabret, iueI@ee in
6dutilieHiuobH bHuneett ob9etheiIt nn0 ben
Samilieu raitiirter 4anfleute foftenfrei
als Bobnuns snr gerfisung eeFeIt
tuer6en foll.
8urIinganes d,ineFf@er Sfante
jR YOosaItsG bent 6 bin sdis shponas
ien'ta6en. User fpsi@ts oIeib mad :
@tatitifae Beridte ans Der oEs
inbifben 8rdiSentf9aft 9fo6ros iDeis
fen mad, bnB i'm b0rieen Sabre 1890
Herfoneii an BEN Biee bon aiftiNen
SdIanSen seFOrbta iinO.
= Sn e5eriSan, sanfas, it Elm
berfeinertes &rotooiI, 126 6ub lang,
ausgesraben iporoeu.
sn u. finAtt fdl foIsenoe esab>
fdrift
> gBantetsr, bsrbn dII5ier harIBtr t5un
ia 3.k,..s GebR 80
1nb an bielein @rnb bhaah bIeibgn fte5ft,
pier Iiegt Gaspar BaItbafer SO leLder
Gin S@ueiCetseft ftIle stiDtfsn 1T htets
i9l Cine faniide 2IuaeIee entbalteas
v2eitaiBer SngebIott e e Sic Iautet !:
J, ,,l1rfern bestIi6en Cant fir bic hertz
fIi@sns Bepeije ner pieIea EbkiLnnblRe4
ul1b @rf9ehfe au nairer fIketren God :
l5eitbui nIItn 0radn6tn un6 8etanntesi,
6ieaunA frtnnklia aberraf9teuI fepie
Der 9ebdmfse NiaS6nf N9p6oj sieyHs
tets niif 9iebe nrl0 9fdtHn9 NIT ibztr
gtfdbifteit 9ar0 nIl0 nit s@ettes 9iLfe
Bite 2ISdbte 20 NfaE .beiftaBa, foiiie
ben Stpei @efanebereiaen fir pae frlib
gebro6te GtaabHet.a SieaIlebeu SlIle
bod tssI ss5 SO on ss.9
g 6. g. @eb neblt 6rau." "
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-21

Elm Blatt, ben SntereGen Oes Yoltes
aetpiomet un0 auf freiftnnigen unO ges
n,einniisi9en Yrin5ipien baiirt.
Ser ,,&epnbIican" pertritt Die Sheen
Der groben repubIitanifden partei, c;e
oas Qanb bonn Ter0erben our@ ben
@ecefftOnstrieg serettet bat nnb bic
6eIfimrnf 1T, Die @ereini9ten Staaten
afb ben 6taat fenueHee gu elmer SIorp
rei9en 8utunft 81 fiibren.
Ser ONepubIicnn" Bat ii6 felt oel
furSen Belt ieines 8efebens einen
snblrei1en 2eIertreis ertuotben unit
eignet ii1 befonOers ais Qln3eige@
Organ fur. a
Gti6dftsIente nnO Sanbperfer
aIIer Mrt.
subfcriptiOnspreis fir ben s&epus
blican"
sna Sdali6 Is Gents per N0nat,
@6dentlib 90 per Sabr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-21

8egleitnne 9tfauen gu IaFen /? CT uei.
IOete in tiefent NueenbIi6e teiueH Sure
fen u1n ieiner @loH3, feineu Mntincus
un feiue @90nbett. teiren SolIo um
feinen Muhnl-nber ben erIfen belten.
beutfden 4biIOlopbfn nm bic Siefe
unh RraftMnO Qeubeit feinef GeOon.
ten @r beritnnO es ni@t, one Die
YbiIofopbie, ipeIdbe Elm NfaOdenber,
erobert. bod irrt1rer 6ie 1T, bic bon benz
$sr8en, eas fie am tieffteu Iiebt, ers
fuubsn miro. - ,.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-21

Seu1, Elm DienflK1oGen, bon tbten
9eIiebten 9ennis Brai1lban suf6ILiC
erfAoflen, Gor .ibrem S0oe, erfL1rtC
/ fles BOP rr rrtlnlAuIOig an oem lIn8Iiidss
fall let. Cine @tunoe bor ibrem 8ers
| fheiben iuuroen4fe 0etraut.
Ser 56ooner 8. 6. Dterina bon
gfoba Scotta fbeiterte am Gap COB,
pobei z Wenfdenleben berloren ein1
gen.
Sci GaDton, g., erI6os cine sSrau
9anlens @ernid ibren @atten unb
fAIug inn bonn nit benz gfeboIber ben
aopf elm. SausIidbe 3niIfe iuaren Die
urfade.
Die BnbIberi1te aus 90 Counties
| IN gfebrasfa er9eben cine repubIifonis
f9e Naioritdt bon 1850. Mion bcs
rebnet bic Waiorit6tim eansen Staate
auf $500. @S ipnrben i'm @an3en
1900 Stimmen abgeeeben, fait 6as
Ooppelte 0er Nbftilnmun9 b0r 3 Sab
rem.
Sn berFofIener Wod5e ipurben $40
@elu9e ltin Yatente uno IS I'm Gas
beats beim @atent> Mtnte eingcreibt.
On neiten Yatenten tpuroen 260 err
tbeilt.
9Is Elm 8abnsug iiber Ben @a1uea
2afe, Stem gort, fubr, erpIooirte Der
&eiIeI Der 2ofOmOtibe nn6 serldmet>
terte oieieIbe. Mertpiirbiser gSeile
erIitten Drei auf berleIben befnbliden
Mdnner teinen S@aoen. Die 8af1as
giere fau.en nit benz @9refen 6abon,
benn bic g8agen bIieben idmnttIib auf
Dem @eleile.
Die peruanil6es @eFanOtfddft in
Naibinaton ber6ffentlibt, 0aB ibr
$14, ,592 sur 2inberung Der @otb in
8eru au Solge oes grbbebens, ais @rs
trag bon SamniIunoen in bielenl 2anoe
3ugefontrnen fn6.
NtAter SIS. 9. SeIIeb bon YbiIas
eeIpbia bat fb bereit erfldrt, am %.
B. M. elne Nebe In 8noToifle, Semi,
3u baIten. {as
Wan bere1net, bob in Stem Yorf
100000 9erionen ftimmen tperben,
pornnter &c, 900 unbere9ti9te @6bItr,
meIAe in ber51ieoenen Mar6s ibre
@finfr1rert cE1npfetf Yperhpn.
Col. Sobu b. 8ieaIer lit int 9. Cons
ores Siifrift bon Sentudh ais repus
bIitanifder ganoiDat aufgefelt iporhen
uno man bat farfe Sofnuna, 6aB er|
9etpdblt tper6en nitro.
Wei Mod5effer Soma finS febr reidse
.stihsrsrtT6aPr ss prfAerff ) tnorAer
@en, Slair hat fid BON @t. Qouis.
nod esII;nois beoeben, i,r1. bnfeIbif Ne
Sen an bnlfens seige sSteutibe IoIeu
Inn Srinaenb oebefen bo6en etlpos borE
fiHt;oer n fei1en QIenserunoer ~ fein.
- S SpS SSnS,,erEolb Aer Ienfen 6rei Saoe 'finS
in Stem Vsrf 4 900 nnb in 8rootlnn
5000 8effonen ratnraIifrt pOrDen.
Beil Sen NobemberipabIen foH in
W1inneiota Iber Die sSraae abQeitimmt
tperoefl, ob oie @rano Surs in ben
GrininaibroseBea abgel9aft Derben
iou. H m
Sn Sddfpn, Midigait, iuurOe cine
repubIitanifde 8erfamrttluns gtb0lten,
an tpeI1er iiber $4,000 8erfonen Sbeil
nabnler, uilter linen 5000 V@erber. :"
Sic Gendtore1 Grestueu uno @banOs
Ier unO Serr MlbIeB bon Sbio tuaren
bic Ge0ner.
9ono ~ 2OStt.
GS NITRO Dert@teL, OdP Dle GtIaU0HIu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-21
i0rpfIanattp,.!.!.. .! /.

= : t. = - =
q 81 @strn&t Gas pie geIeasebeEbe 8exIa afn.Espts
britte Ml6 Siefte 6ettten fusserbetpsatep tasgfE
a1s ssfassa !, serner isiOssSrstet Sds SIC ss,st-
ffxekipu tn esna eounfp ppr DgptaioHs lptt jef9e
set5er unter bel 9RahIgeieA DOM 8 Mot 1858 9eH6hes
b6bt fpiIrDe, httfnlt a pIib hidft9 stfldfx Dirbs
iDei&ss anser eeadfstlfsf ratioi erIdEf O6sSea
1T, sum SttMtien bere&hsf5f.J3 TeftI9feaS't
3 Getttpin r. Serntr fei nsrqrSrets, Dat bic Be-
R;rEmtingen bfeIes 9tte8 fd naf etns es anbdres
Genutp in hieieiB $teate ertreden l1Hen, ,pD 6 t3
tnr neber3eugilg hes @ottp erRer5 berAMs eHts hoB
Bettdeereen nno Gtbnnn0 Bpibrts bttlter &es
GiifratltR pon Hdklern Ii foIeut gcuutn poyGst9ns
useA fue unh SaB net @cruefreatr fet4e 9Hdtia@e
teiannt na9e.anS iotds 8esifratisD sar9 4rOtias
TSS ii Anbefradt, sos es it4 sur ne5ersnsnns
bes GonDerneArs herass8eteat 4ots nds AstrhaHfien
unh DrpHnnGswi0riet bff Der Heesfratsen neT
sea4Ier u as1fssth County poh s az ct ts Dorse
ss 81 ssislsias So. as ular4 8. erapnIp.s, eoaser-
neide hes Gta1tes EenNsfse aus btEfsns gFHnee,
ATait Der MIR @sIpalt uae tt
SsItignen Der am s. 4drt 1867 YoiEEt Afte ileee
Reoifh akion uen B6bIern, be t(itHef IN geApAvtem
Goait1 nDfl Sdrette oatoefuAsea5 tdk Stna sf9toTe
bieieIbf fEr aud unh ui9ti8. si6 ifstEffs;hs
n ~. Ram .Ss,epib btisa kabs % sAesnen s
3 IHr6se GieaeI tes Staates afbsIteH
/NatbDt1es a.. n sfptsmeer leo5s
'Tals9 sea@ @pESstassf ; 4 q 4 Us
n. s4s44 tss etsass ssSsIstis.
ssb4s{s 80 g345a.sa uSstf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-21
0tnc NnaeigelI.
GxtttiffUs Amt
qlosHniup q.ses al. Cfkph er 1858 !,

GrtfNtfrs gmt
gloiBpiHe TsnH., t9. Dftpber 1908
Sin gtnbetradt bos Srird5 ehsH Mtt Der Geietsebens
ben Berfamfnlune 6es Gtdates Tennefiee. gen1nnt
Sin lit nm bic 9fte beS DouuerIteurs 5ut utegdlnenA
pafirt am Is. gbrnr 1868 e B. m Gotperiletr sur
Afidbt een1att 1riro, wenn Betrlgereten nno Hnres
eeIndBIgfeiten bel Der ReeiItrrtion tr6suo zines
Gomntps pprSsfnmmen Fnb, genannten Sbstl oosr
has @6n3e Sef sennnnterl &estfrnticn hur9 %rrtIas
nation sn bEIeitigen I; Hnb 3fI
S1 Mrbettndf, haB mir aeuteI6et worben IL, bdb
8efrigereien lib unreaeimdbteteiten BET ber @egis
itrotion in benz County pott neo In porsetommen
firh,
Ses 6tnotes TgnnefIee, hiermit &rat het mir abers
tragenen Miitoritdt tno tn @rte6igung Der mir oir9
bic eTe Seftton pcrgean Hten Mte tes Der @efes9ehens
ben 8eriominIune duferIeeten YHtht ben Gatt;en
EheI Der 3egfftrdtor in ititferem County bon Xtn<
coin, b,f hurd y. 8. &EieH, Seitherigen Neg,itra=
tioussGomultf etler geln1dt poreen Ut una erttnte
beuielben fur ma HuO ntdlttga i3lagl'fss&y gss&
S< 8lm 8euguiB heffen babe SO geri.
Nc Bromncrp, gouperneul wls cceH
III 0N8l 8l9efaqt, bieS eteenh hdfotB unteri trteotH
0N@A4 i1hb ba& @rnse StegeI 6es Stantes ans
Nbeften Tafiett I'm Gepartenrent sm Nofbs
bihe, um t9. Dttober 1858. saH
0ard5 ben @ouperteir: 8
50. @. BrppnIDp.
u. s. Ttet@er, Stnatsfetretdr. eff2o 3m
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-11-10
Legal Notice.

FREDERICK RosB, OF Jackson county,
Missouri, will take notice that Henry ia
cob Rose, of Monroe county, Ohio on the 9th
day of October, 1868, filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of said county of Monroe, his poti-
ton against said Frederick Rose setting, forth
that said Frederick Rose purchased of Henry
Rosc, William Rose and Leuis Roso.sand re-
ecived conyeyanees therefor, duly recorded. their
several contingent interests in the following
real estate in said Monroe county, TO wit The
south half of the southwestquarter and the south
west quarter of the southeast quarter of section
tventy-six in township. six of range six; that
said Henry jacob Rose afterwards purchased OF
said Frederick Rose, and paid full consideration
therefor, the interest of said Frederick Rose so
acquired by him, and that said Frederick Rose
has failed to convey to said Henry Jacob Rose
said interest as he was bound to do; the petition
rrays that said Frederick Rose be deereed to
make such conveyance to the said Henry Jacob
Rose: and the said Frederick Rose is notified
Tint he is required 70 appear and answer said
petition on or before the 9Th day Of December,
1868. NORRIS d MECHEM,
oet6wG Atty's for. .pPtff
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Divorce.

Rascina Kernen. whose place OF residence
is unknown will take notice that John ker-
en did, on the 9th day Of October 1866, file
his petition In the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
County Of Monroe, and State Of Ohio. charg
ing said Rascina Kernen with xiifnl absence
for more than three years, and asking that
he may be divorced from the said Rasc'na
Kernen. Which petition will stand for hear
ing at the next term of said Court, commenc-
ips December 0, 1865. JOHN KERNEN,
sa~tl3w6. BY Amos l. Spriggs, Attys.
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I Legal Notice. IN /, 1T +


~ LILLIAN SAFFLE and Rachel safis
! w his wife, of the State ofs Minnesota:
Harriet Norris intermarrisd to some psrson
whose name is unknown, of the State Of
Minnesota; Caroline Norris and Angslins
Norris, children of Thomas Norris, decd, and
the unknown heirs of said Thomas Norris,
decd, of the State Of West Virginia, and
John W. Steed, Of the State OF Minnssofs, and
the unknown heirs of William Norris, ST.,
decd, will take notice that Thomas McMahon,
as the administrator OF the estate Of Wil-
liam Norris, deceased, on the 28th day % roc.
tober, 1868, filed in the Probate \ Souytd Of
Monroe County aud State of Ohio, his petition
to sell lands of said decedent, to pay tie
debts against said estate; .thatcsaid- petition
is nov Pending in said Court, asking for tbs
sale Of the following lands. situate in said
county of Monroe, to wit: The northwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter of section
thirty,six in township three and range four,
containing thirty nine acres more or; less;
that said petition viii be for hearing in said
Court on the 2lst dav Of December, 1868.
,ssE ye6fI9 aO-- HoLLIsTER 4 iOKEsyy
noy5we.I .B Ia Als'.ys for pet'ttbionsrs, tb
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Farm Tor Sale.

T WILL sell my farm Ia Green Township
i Monroe County, Ohio, one mile and hal
North Of New Castle and one. Aalf mile soutt
of the road leading from Clarington to Woods
fsld, containing 100 acres One hundred
acres cleared, and well set in clover nd
grass, there are two good dwelling houses
With out buildings; and two good orchards
and the farm is well watered. For terms ap
ply on the premises or address,
0ctl3w6. HENRY KARR,
Round Bottom, Monroe County, Ohio.
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Legal Notice

OORNELIUS CLINE, who is . resident Of The
" State of Illinois, will take notice that F. =
I.amping filed in the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe County, Ohio, his petition against
the said Cornelius Cline. On the Goth day Of DC.
tober, 1858, in which the said L. A. Lamping
claims there is due him from the said Cornelius
Cline the sum of $3.50 so, with interest from
June 81, 1856, ON two judgments obtained by ).
R. McWilliams against said Cornelius Cline, Of
that date, before David ForsLey Justice Of the
Peace Of Franklin Township in said county and
that an order of attachment has been levied
upon the real estate Of the said Cornelius Cline,
in said county, and thetthc said Z. a. Lamping
will ask for o Judgment for said amount and in
terest, at the December Term of said Court
1868. AMOS g. aSPRIGGS,
sct27w6. Att'ys for pltf.
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sending on a club. This Bngravfag is a,gsm
of Art! N-ft "a A4tie4A+Al al
eaT TO New SuBscRrBERs - MARK rHIs..--Nsw
subscribers who send is their names for 1863
before the first Of November; shall receive
the November and December numbers Of this
year in addition, making Fourteen months
in all! And ali new subscribers for 1860
shall receive the magnificent December Hoii-
day numteB making Thirteen months id aIll
lsl4 1H -- s}aisgcF wsr
Ilaserg sslT TERMS. n sNasv,A
! copy, (and the large Premium Eng.) 81 so
l4copies ..-.. 9 20
S !" ....i. e(and one gratis) Z. .s.sjss 90
Is ..,-- ,(and one gratis) $500. IL, 90
One copy each of LADY's FRIEND and ~
Posi-, and Premium Engraving ..s.. ~ 90
The getter- up of a club will alvaysare-
ceive copy of the Premium I'm craving
Members of a club wishing the Premium
Engraving, must remit One Dollar extra. ~
E Specimen copies sent gratis.
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( It has just commenced two splendid Nov
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9ustave Aimard; and asst. George and the
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A copy Of the Large ard, Beautiful Premiam
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will be sent (postpaid) to every full $3.50
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are received. OF course those who send In
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