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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
NEW B@W M T D IES.
United States Bounties.
State Of Maryland Bounties.

A S it is confidently expected that both Con-
IN gress and the State Legislature will, at
their present sessions, enact laws providing
BOUNTY for those Soldiers and Sailors who
have never yet received any, it is important
that those interested should have their claims
in the hands of some one who will look to their
interests and see that their claims are put up
on file early and in due form for prompt pay
ment.
shall be glad to receive the papers of any
such who desire to avail themselves of my ex
percnce and facilities in the collection of all
Just claims.
All papers will be promptly acknowledged,
and while in my hands will be kept in fire
and burglar proof vault, specially built for the
preservation of the increasing number of val
liable papers in my possession.
WILLIAM B. HILL,
Attorney at Law,
N. E. Cor. Fayette St. Paul Sts., BALTIC.
nriI a 1S60-1v
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CTODDARD'S INFALLIBLE
= BLOOD PURIFIERS
TO CURE
Chronic 03td .Acute Diseases

TO CURE
Chronic 03tI l4cute Diseases
The subject of disease, of both sexes, all ages
and every condition, who have long heard Of
the wonderful curative powers of this great
remedial agent, but have been unable 20 obtain
it, will rejoice to know that arrangements have
finally been effected by which its preparation
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The great purifier of the blood and regenera-
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complaints, affection of the Kidneys, and will
restore debilitated manhood and womanhood
to the freshness and elasticity of youth.
az1s~ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. ~
This preparation is no new upstart, but was
discovered more than a century ago, and the
original receipt has been in the possession OF
Mrs. DIR. J. B. Stoddard for period of twenty
years, during which time it has effected some
of the most astonishing cures ever recorded
The great misfortune with the preparation has
been, that in consequenceof its vegetable char
acter, it could only be prepared for immediate
use for those who would call in person or send
for it, as its virtues would be lost by fermenta-
ton in forty eight hours after being prepared,
unless alcohol or minerals were introduced in
to its composition but that difficulty has been
surmounted without recourse to either and it
il .-e-- for the first time presented to the world
in all its orTgTrur purity and extraordinary vIr-
tues, and will retain them any number OF years
in any climate on the globe.
Aas-Price $1.OO per bottle or six bottles for
$500. For sale by all druggists.
ne PREPARED BY
Mrs. Dr. J. D. STODDARD,
No. 90 South Bond ST., Baltimore.
Nov 1897 Nv
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@se- farmer who had been nominated tor
the office OF Lieutenant Governor, informed the
committee who waited upon him that he had pc
culiar qualifications for Lieutenant Governor,
"for, gentlemen" said he, 'thal is just the office
have held in my house for The last twenty-five
years.
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Ma Jeokus says he has seen great deal
about railways carrying passengers thro with
out change" and as he was little short, the
other day, thought he would try it. Inc exper,
iment resulted in his being put of IN ditch ana
he declares there's no believing anything 'he pa
pers say.
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Miscellaneous.
G A S p A r. I S
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
For all Diseases Incident to the Horse
and Cattle.

VNHIS Powder has been used many years on
the largest Diaries in Holland and Switzer-
land with the greatest success and is highly re-
commended by the most skllful Veterinarians
in Lung Fever and all diseases incident to the
Horse and Cattle. Having been tried in many
cases with the best result, we feel it our duty
to draw the attention of Farmers and the pub
lie in general to this Powder, and we are con-
vinced that the use of it will prevent diseases,
thereby saving the Farmer from great loss.
REFERENCES:
III. Michael, Baltimore county; Jno. Smith
Jr., PIkesville; Richard Price, Sup't Stables of
the Baltimore City Passenger Railway Edw.
O'Neil, Alex. Riddle, Holiday Il Son, Florists;
M. Corling, Cattle Dealer, and many others.
Certificate Of John Decese.
MEssRs CuAs WIN. CAspARI:-I have been
using your Horse and Cattle Powders as a pre-
ventative against disease, for five months past,
and prefer them to any that | have used. My
cattle seem to like them, and their appetite
improves from the use of them. When my cat
tie have had coughs, | found them of benefit
| recommend them as superior in my opinion,
JOHN DEvEsE,
Sudbrook Farm, near Pikesville, Md.
MEssRs. CHAs. 4 WM CAspARr:-I have been
using your Powders for Horses and Cattle, up
on the horses under my charge and have found
them superior TO any that have ever met with.
They give the horses good appetites and keeps
them in fine conditi n, as any one may see,
who will take the Il oLble to look at one of the
Olive Dairy" hc~ses.
JAMES TAYLOR, Jr.,
Foremal Olive Dairy. Baltimore.
Prepared by ClIAS. & WIN. CASPARI,
AND CHEMISTS,
Cor. Biddle st. & Pennsylvania Avenue,
:zze~ Price Zoe and 7jc per package; six
packages for 81 Oo
For Sale at WILLIS DRUG STORE,
Feb. Is, iS6S.--Iy. Towsontown, Md.
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THE MANAGING WoMAN.-To be a good house
keeper is one of the most essential and useful ac-
complishments, and the man who secures for his
wife one whose education in this respect has not
been neglected, combined with mild, conhding
and loving disposition, has a most valuable trea-
sure and if his home is not agreeable ana pleas
ant he may be assured that the fault is with him
SELF and that he does not possess the manly and
gentemanly attributes necessary for such part
ner for life We commend the following just and
truthful remarks to the attention of our readers :
'The managing woman is pearl among wo-
men. She is one of the prizes in the great lotte-
ry of life, and the man who draws her may re-
ioce for the rest of his days. Better than riches,
she is fortune within herself-a gold mine nev-
er failing in its yield--a spring of pleasant wa
ters. whose banks are fringed with moss and
flowers, wher all around is bleached white with
sterile sand. The managing woman can do any
thing and she does everything WELL Perceptive
and executive, of quick sight and steady hand,
she always knows exactly what Is wanting, ana
supplies the deficiency with fact and ceverness
peculiar to herself She knows the capabilities
of persons MS well as things, for she has an IN
tuitve knowledge of character. The managing
woman, il not always patient, is always enereget-
ic, and can never be disappointed into lnactlon:
Though she has TO teach the same thing over ana
over again. though she finds heads as dense as
boxwood. and hands MS inefficient rs fishes Inns,
still she is never weary o! her vocation OF ar
ranging and ordering, and never less than hope
full OF n favorable result"
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Ea- The Des Moines Register says the grass
hoppers recently ate up half acre of tobacco for
a man near that place, and when the owner went
out to look at il they sat on the fence and squirt
ed tobacco juice in his eyes.
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The OId.EStablished Stand!!
New Goods!
New Goods!
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

WE have lust received from New York and
w Baltimore, from direct importations from
Europe, fine assortment of GOODS compris-
ing Black Alpacas, Alpaca Lustres, Delaines,
Beautiful Challies, Chamberg Ginghams, Man
chester Ginghams, &c. COTTON GOODS OF
all descriptions Plaids, Cambrics, Lawns, new
styles of Calicoes from cents per yard up.
White, Red and Opera Flannels, beautiful Dam.
ask Table Cloths, fine Linen Napkins, Towel
Crash,
SUMMER CASSIafERES, COTTONADES,
COATING AND PANT LINENS;
and fine stock of MUSLINS, bleached and
unbleached, from 10 cents per yard up, and
SHEETING, bleached and unbleached.
GLOVES-Mourning Gloves, Grape; line
assortment of HOSIERY, Silk i Linen Hand
kerchiefs, cheap, and great variety Of NO
TIONS.
A fine assortment of
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Alabata Ware, Hardware, Queensware, Crock
eryware, Tinware, &c. A fine assort-
ment of STRAW and WOOL
HATS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
Always on hand GROCERIES of the bestqual-
ity; TEAS, SPICES, &c. OILS, (burn-
ing and lubricatingi) y LAMP -
CHIMNEYS, &c.
@s-PATENT MEDICINES generally in use
SUMMER MATING Il OIL CLOTH.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
constantly on hand
MB-CALL AND SEE.
Ns~Goods delivered free of charge. -es@
A call is respectfully solicited before going
elsewhere. We think our Goods and Prices
cannot fail to please.
&A-We are now offering as great induce
ments in bargains as can be found in the cities,
or anywhere else, having constant communica-
ton between Towsontown and Baltimore. Any
article not found in our store can be furnished
on the shortest notice.
VIM. S. SHEALEY Il BROS,
June 20.-1y. Towsontown, Md
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SnyING HoRsEs A. d., in the Scientific
American, says that horsemen should never
'shy' himself when the horse SHES, or show the
least nervousness, nor notice it in their horses
and far less to punish them forit, and adds;
"Allow me having had great deal OF expert.
ence in managing horses, to add another BIZ OF
advice to nervous horSemcn. Whenever they no.
,icc their horse directing his ears TO any point
whatever, or indicating the slightest dispos ton
TO become afraid let them, instead OF pulling the
rein 10 bring the horse towards the object causing
its nervousness, pull it on the other side This
will instantly divert the attention of the horse
from the object which is exciting his suspicion,
and ninely-ni cases out of hundred the horse
will pay no more attention to the object from
which he will fly away if forcibly driven to ii by
nullinr the wrong rein.h
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RfTE,S OF ADVERTISING.

pA No Advertisement inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
uA The Union has the largest circulation OF any pa
.r in the County-a fact worthy the attention of Ad
vertisers Address,
LONGNECKERS Il CONNER, PUBLISHERS,
Towsontown, Baltimore Co.. Nd.
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The W WIscoNsIN CYCLoNE-ONE WOMAN KILLED
AND CHILD CARRIED Up INTO THE Am.-The James
vile (Wis.) Gazette of Sunday morning last says
On Saturday evening, about six o'clock, a
most disastrous tornado passed over the towns of
La Prairie and Clinton, in this county. On Wis
iting the scene yesterday we learned the follow
ing particulars:
A few light clouds were seen flying from
northwesterly direction, greater part of the al
ternoon, no one in that vicinity fearing any dan
ger from the Storm At about six o clock light
cloud was observed coming from the southeast,
moving at a very rapid rate. At the same time
a large black cloud passed over the orchard of
Mr.. Jacob Schencks. 1t seems as these two clouds
approached each other they settled down TO the
earth, low, heavy noise was heard, resembling
the moving of a heavy train of cars, accompanied
by terrific peals of thunder.
The cyclone formed in shape something similar
to large balloon, with large trunk extending
to the ground At this time it had reached the
farm of Mr.. Holmes occupied by Mr. Monahan.
The first damage done was the tearing down OF
few rods of fence then TO a SIN il granary, lifting
il some twenty feet in the air, landing il on the
opposite side of a fence. Next came barn, IL by
25. which was taken up and torn completely TO
pieces. the most complete wreck we ever saw
Just before the tornado struck the barn, Mrs
Ellen Monahan, an infrm lady, seventy-eight
years of age went out to take care OF little boy,
who was in the barn with his sister, about nine
wears age. Mrs NJ. was taken up in the wbirl-
wind and instantly killed. The girl was taken
I'D also incredible as it may stem) to Il height Of
thirty feet, and wonderful to relate escaped un-
|
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Attorneys Cards.
\ FORGE B. MILLIGAN,

FORGE B. MILLIGAN,
ATFORNE 4 II l. W,
prAI ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY, IN ALL
OF ITS BRANCHES, AT
NO. SO WEST FAYETTE ST, BALTIMORE
Orders to buy or to sell Houses Ground Rents, Farms
and Country Seats at public and private sale solicited.
Loans Investment of Trust Funds, and general man
sgement of Rental Property in the city and country at
tended to. ,,..o
Hy Money invested in Ground Rents or Mortgage
free of charge. ..o,
residence near Towsontown will insure prompt atten
tim sre TO Searches Title Papers and Claims ofevefy
description in the County Court lDec 10, 1ooI-Iy.
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DR. J. PIPER,
DR. T. H. WINGFIELD,

Offers his Professional Services to the citizens ofToW
sONTOWN and its vicinity
He can be found at his office at MKS HAMlLroN' -
at all hours, except when professionally engaged
March 80 1S6S-n
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Miscellaneous.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
THE "POULTERERS' FRIEND
OR CHICKEN POWDERS.
COPYRIGHT SECURED
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Price 25 G tents.


TNHE annexed few of the certificates we
Il have received in proof OF the great v9lue
and efficacy of the Poulterers' Friend
CARRoLLToN, Baltimore Co., Dec. 16, 1867
MesSrs ClOtrOrthy G Co.:
Gentlemen-I have used your Poulterers' Friend "
upon brood of young chickens that had the gapes and
happy to say that by the use of few doses they
were entirely cured 1t will certainly the gapes
when used according to directions.
Yours, &c. GEO. HARTMAN.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb 7th, 1868.
Mess,s. Clot,Uorthy G Co.:
Gentlemen-I have sold all the Pouterers' FRIEND
received from you last August. The Poultry in the
surrounding country dying very fast with ''Choe-
RAJ / recommended your "Pouterers Frend," and
as far as could learn it has proved for the dis
ease Respectfully, M H. 6oODMAN.
BALTIMORE, Feb. I'd, 1868.
Messrs. ClotaUorthy G Co..
Ny chickens were dying very fast with what my
try your Poulterers Friend" and it worked like
charm gave it as directed and it cured those that
were then sick, and have not any symptoms ofthe
B. MENCKEN,
Cross and Water Streets.
JEFFERSON, Frederick County, Md,
July 22d, 1867. J
MesSrs Clolicorthy d Co., Baltimore
Conference.-The wonderful cures which have been
made by your Pouterers Friend +" cannot fail to in
terest all who raise Poultry. gentleman of this vii
lage has been experimenting chickens with the gaes
He tried your 'Poulterers' Friend" according to the
directions and it had the desired effect in destroying
the worm efectually relieving the chicken at once
Since then have had many calls for it, and it has been
used extensively with the same result 1t is OF ncalcn-
liable value to all who raise Poultry.
ReSpectfully a.. SPENCER.
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and tried u er.-1Is,s r.. -.i-5Tv - ,
--loolE E11i1l yIstl- HI l,il;sr,1 = ed
nle--l1Es Elthersd "a his broW. Ri
peis eyes E0Vsd % and fro IN vary r.
]. tllaElza Die wy and hs Was - IonR b.
4 % = sid arythlnzi lIIt t1Ik n
IN. 49,. -, lsss7,. osan q s1s him
AZ lat hs ALTERED out, s-ThEs sRob.-,
100. sse-as, e 11e VsEy Ike hi5 own
WING Bat than I-s EsIl q u
,l..,ss I, sqasi,y l - gem, Z. !
thing wrong. Mr.. Adams, plaass obliSs
seen him; and 800 an 55IbsiSer -
iissSoT d5a,t yoa bs-ia. a h,i1rS.rFs1Ia
t1e elder fT1rIi lrrE fl7lle frst y -
ton Il, who received TIE money
M. Adams replied hat + Vas q re-
sPeetnols looking man 3 young cls-U-
III :sA9sy g. y WaEn.EfEisA q
'.FatheE r. said yuung WardIaU, i'm
ploringly, 'iEor nv - Nv - Ia1-.i
tonight. Robert Renfold n fucapakae
OF - 2 ,shoass. e. {, 10. {
young man Bat ! have lived long
enough 70 see What crimes respeetabia
men are beirAyed into In The hour o.
temptation-l And, nov j think of Il.
this Robert Penfold = In want OF money.
Did he not ask ne for q loan az Two
thousand poandsf Was not that ne
very sum- ean't-syous answer msF
VI The aRnhead9n e~ms through
Receiving no. raply from .his .son.
but 4 sort If AgoniLed stare he took
out his pencil and wrote down Robert
Penfold'a address. This he handed /
the bill. broker and RaTe him some |
Ha|WlNn IT, -.
Ghrisfopb dams resolved with pro-
fusion. Of thanks and hustled away, }
leaving WardlRW senior excited and
Indignant, ssgYardlaWl Junior CHASTITY L
pale, and almost stupehed.
Scarcely q word was SPOKEN for soma /
mtnntess and then the younger man
broke out suddenl - = Robert PsnloldI L
Is the best friend I ever had; ! should /
have been expelled but for him, and L
should never have earned that Testa-
muir bot for him = ae
The old merchant Intercepted him. /.
You e1aggerates but 10 tell the trnt1,
am sorry now j did not lend him the L
Words in . moment Of temptation, II
that miserab bic young man has forged
my name, and will be convicted 81 fsl-
ony, and punished aceoriingiy.
=, NO noi o, God forbid ~. shrieked
young WardlaPF, sttE couldn't bear II, |
ID
place. IL. i must see him j VIII see
aim directly ~ BE got MP an IN q hur-
y, and was going % Penfold 10 warn
aim out Of the way TIL the money
'honld be replaced. Bal his father
itartsd mp at the sRmemoment and for ]
1ade him. in accents that he had never
ret been able 10 resist. - 80 - ,
SSit down, sir this instand, % said the
Did man, with terrible sternness. zs,Slf Z
town. I-sAy, or you-will never he1 a
partner Of mine. Justice must take its
course. What business and what right
nave We 10 protest n felon tai would {
lot take YOU. part u YOU were one. !
Indeed tits too late now, for The detee= !
ives VIII be'with hinl before yon could
each him. gave Adams his address,
NandlhW Junior leaned his head on
he table, and groan6d aloud, and q
'old Precipitation gathered In beads
lpon his white forehead. -. 1880
10 IN eoNIIHuED. Encs slsg1s
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TOBACCO ANTTDOTR :

WARRASTEO 70 reni5ee ALI. Desire foT
Nv 1oo0eoQ This roEl remedy Is an axe
eellent appetEaf-, II purines thh- blood, In
IIsoratsa me system, possess great IidoI-
1sn1ne and strol1E thnnlnE power, ennllll the
stomach tOdIgesI heaTtiest food, mRlZes sieep
Iedreshtng. aud establishes roonst9 henlth-
Price FtiIy Cents per buaE, post nes lIsan Be
isentAny distance by mai With peTfeet safe
u. a Treatise on the mi furious eff5cts of
1oGascco, with isis OF Helefenc1s, tosfimolie
aus &C.: ssIlf nee. -Agents wanted. AddFvzs
Do y 4 ABBOTT, jersey CITY, ". y s=s2 &
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Watehes for the million.

The Orosdo Gold Watch 90. n ~ tifaetuie,
on strictly scIantitic piles styIe. nui.ll
and color, IS odyaf Cold. . lllc- 1l1Ile o. the
moaf FaFe and cosklY deaaEtption Of .fsaidI
lf.I,eVs are niadu aietGred with HJsIfla1
e. 49, 1s,s ssSs ~
WIN com pens alton spiral eprlugs
sfi1llFDdd Gg1dlltelofa, - lgfctTs1 xyreellllclt
-=fho tnost e1aellnI Of our cu1t onfefs-n Fe
thorguenly de1nou1lfu fed no fiTellati1 eiu-
Kabllltyt acgnrncy, aud utilitl q the lac
Ginilo Hdl4d1ll lHcftel 81 and pronounce
them inVllul b % - reliable I'm slzeop pens.
Pine 5Wl1g Movements, fll7 Elicnt lArneft-
en- nc 1iuIle @WhlthauI Wnfchgs, 1uli
toWslsd. SO, Cnro1omtar Balnree, 80 eacn.
Elnbofnfaly anrInVelf with uesg and novel
delfruH. Zach watch warranted By Rpeclal
eettineate nom the oEoide COZ aateh Co
AiE9. ria.ul1 cent Oroido Cod Ch1ius, Is,
6. and s. ellc1. Sent eYefy tEiil.Ee 70 % paid
Our rt euSiornsss aro subplI6d sIKE Win the
Rickpocl.et Deteqilge and Watch SuHrd,
ai4u. led ~ on Ilrea t Of y cen l.
Inc GGnuine erode Cod pFatc1G3 can only
b o6iained hy5 orde.lng clIlgfly fron us-
JAlaEEB Z. NON ROE - CO., I'm poft- and
Manufacturers. 10 tiroadEay't New IoEk-
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NEW New Drug s tore:
First Glass Retail Drug Store
Faxes. Faxes:

,-r. f,r1.lT ArrHs ARE NOW Du = = = ~ ~
- -. 49, 49, which time ~ psi o1-es
OF IN ~ ~ - on AL unpaid tx
g As clty cohsosor.
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BY CHAs. READE AsD- DIoy Ro1io M m = !

sssszsE1 A. NO . y = Tlsss l.zas
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INVESTMENTS.

The bylaws of the association require that
One-third Of the money received IS new
fund 10 meet Payments falling due by the de-
linqueneies oImembers. This fund 1s'held
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an n ~ 10
so Fine Cold Watches - Sjfo Sol
S g 81 Prizes, Silver Ware, SC, all valued
A chance 10 draw any OF the above Prizes
1or &c. GiekeH describing Prizes are SEAL
LD lnEnVeiopesRn and well mixed. ON receipt
OF g eenLs q BEALED acKEH Is drawn
with choice and sent by mail TO any ad-
dress. Inc ptt1o named upon u viii DO de-
uyerod TO the tielIet-holdef on paymeut OF
one dollar Prizes are inmed fSfalT Eent
10 any addtess, hy expires or ret I'm mai.
en- VIII Know what your PEtzs Is before
you pay for IT 1RV Prize Exchanged for
on0ther n Gle aahas udlte. 80 ISinnkn
Our patfonH can depend ON fair dealing.
Referencca-5We select the following
noon many who have lately drawn Valn-
Die Prizes and Kindly permitted us topuhlish
them: =. 7. wilkins, Buffalo, n. n, 500.
Miss Annie Monroe, Chicago, Piano. ttjO.
John u. Moore, Louisville, $500; Mis-
Emma WnlWorLh, Milwaukee, Piano $40.
Rev. =. a. LAY, New UTIosns,f 500. We
publish no names without pdrrnftsidfl. "a
Oplmlona OF the Praaa.-aIlI llFTa =
Eeltahle, and desorvo their succeSS'l-W eaklu
zSt6titie, Au0.8. I've know Them To be q faif
dealing nrm.s-NsY. Herald, dug -. ga
Friend Of outs drew q sou prize, which was
Promptly ecciVed.r- Nefna fienf & -
Send firl clrenlaf.i LITERAL Ind 10 ~ 10
Agents. ERttsfactton guaranteed. Every
package OF sealed EnVeopeH Contains orr
CASH oIFT. Six Tickets for 81; - for e, Is
Ior IS ITO for Si6- All letters should be al
HARFER, vII.son 4 CD.
ID I78 Broadway, n. y.
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Ths object OF this association Is 70 secure
IL S,'eymeut within forty days aftef the
5aaili n a member of as many dollars os there
ueaS Insrnhers In the class TO which he or she
- n his or her heira.
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- naEnTB WANraD FOR7

WANTED 1SI.ssI s iAi PaSgs e aTs SO. sai
EngIaVing o. Hon: HoRATIo BEYNouAs
PElos 81 8mall Sizes Of E.ERlloUE q BI.ErR
- eaeh- Also the z. natl1nai sHana 6ooS
q 60 eIhe Ioat Can1 :. the only eomplele
Democratic history OF tsle.-Fflfs nc -.
Samples Hsut ON I1cdlpt o. prlce. = d1.4