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A Romance in Real Life.

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extraordinary story was recently narrated
to me-. for the truth of which can vouch.
An American gentleman, man of mid
die age and wealthy, who has splendid
suite of apartments in fashionable
quarter of the town, had curiosity to
enquire of his landlady who and what
were his fellow tenants After she had
described the usual families, al toisenac,
the clerks, strangers, etc., the actors, mil
liners, and musicians, who inhabited the
highest flights, madame recalled a remote
garret corner, inhabited by young lady,
whom she described as afflicted by a
dreadful eruption, which rendered her
hideo1s, and who was to the last degree,
poor, neglected, aud hopeless. = Still,
she is lady-a true lady. Poor soul,
she cannot live long in such misery
My friend visited the invalid, and
found her in dreadful circumstances. He
ascertained that she was evidently a Ger
man, though speaking several languages
like a native. He babe the -landlady
remove the sufferer to good room, pro-
vide her with comforts and medical at
tendance, and call upon him for weekly
allowances for her support, after which
he almost forgot his charity, or if be did
recollect it, it was with shudder at the
dreadful wretchedness which he had wit
messed
Gone morning the landlady came and
stated that the poor lady had recovered,
that his allowance had been so carefully
managed that she was provided with a
travelling outfit, and thatbefor returning
to Germany she wished to return him her
thanks.
He assented and what was his sur
prise when, instead of the pale, shrunken,
horribly repulsive object whom he had
seen. there entered young lady of ex-
traordinary beauty, whose every glance
and movement, despite the planness of
her dress, indicated style and elegance
Her gratitude was unbounded she
seemed almost to worship the man who
however, hesitate to accept from him a
further gift of money, after which she
departed.
All this took place some time ago.
Last autumn our American travelled At
every town he found rooms engaged for
him; distinguished people called on him;
every comfort seemed to fall on him as if
by luck. 1t was to luck he attributed it.,
for though "a mysterious hand was at
work, he did not Cor long time suspect
it.
While at Berlin he was, however,
amazed at receiving an invitation from
one of the first of the Hanoyarian nobil-
ity to visit him at his estate He went
there. was overwhelmed with kindness,
and found in the castle, as only daughter
and heiress of his host, the young lady
whom he had relieved in Paris.
The next day she explained the mys-
terry. [ regret that I cannot do it. 1t
was one of those long stories of dreadful
crime, shame, and-an innocent victim
agony and flight, which hang over
most noble families, and once in every
generation or so, bear sufferer to the
abyss. In the last Instant of hope, the
American had rescued such victim and
circumstances had enabled her to return
to her former station"
The New York herald., 1869-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
rHEArRE.-wEDNEsDAY AND THURS

NTEw YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND THURS
s comedy 4
Ss;s ssS
y them LOCO night. n Europe and cnnus Ts %
greet these word-renowned artists every representation
nsoa " pnd IN s
s sa " o 'h'
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER wALLAcK
EyET PaSs EHvRssa uNT 1S
be presented that charming creation OF shakspeares
'AAS'' MUCH ADO AgoUT NOTHING. ,o,v
H. p Nj hssTsh FER Mr.
Mr. POLK Mr. sINGGoLD, Mr. o koSKwEd, M E6S M Ms.
s snoEs ss NJ AArEETS h To NJ a!kEGE %
LowAY NJ HOWARD MI WARp paSg MS 9uIShEx s.l si Nss
WnhD, WIKI Ms snbLRY s SRo%N Mrs L. bALIiaoEE
Asi G scRN n At THE MID
MUSIC, SCENERY AND DRESSES ALL NEW
Mr. waack bess to announce he has received from
Mr. I. W. Robertson his last new comedy, entitled
SCHOOL"
This play by the gifted author Of "ous and "case, is in
OlSAfi' 1HHAssF 4H1s sA!aymyEssqes y m AE1,s. A
m 's sszE% SHS q HsHyEE R'A''H
BvMPTy BVMPTy The 'nsShaa''l'ls VIII. GEO. l. FOX.
sFsss il HSH
FOR ITS roa IFS COMPLICATED TRICKS
FOR IT'S sas f TsESSSsfosSAios SSsS5 shh1oSsOah
FOR THE CLASSICAL sANGALLI
SEATS sHo1lD ssa Il saeGRD m HDlsoh
lhn1os nssses aAmpES ana aaSagsr. JARRETT fALMEn
Third week of thc triumphant engagement Of the
THIS EVENING, FEBRUARY iS@HTs y, Al ( NJ, VIII bs
the Oriental nr Fairy sesd s,esquo ne
SSSEF SSEEF EHiHyEs SS SoEfT THIEVES THIEyEs
THE sT9Srss S sssg 1Azisasss1su sAfss A
PoiNTMlNTs, Masks, ARM6Rs, &C., &c,
THE BEs4 EsFlsGEY sGESHseTk SaTk CAST
Eyprn Eyfs GTssspSsdp & America as
LisA M WEBEK .as.
HARRY BECKETT aAi hhAH
A11es essfs RiH EALTET 81 iiXiy IiSiIs
A'S'9 sHs4s 5S oESsS
pRoUGHAM's THEATRE.
d Twenyou1 iISs Nw aes cosgb2 der e Fifth Avenue Hotel
Or THE MYSTERIOUS WIDOW OF LONG BkANCH,
rs AN ASSURED SUCCESS.
by Messra J. Erougham O. Hale r. Lamb, Geo.
Soddsr G. Edmonds Mesanes Winter, Mahon, Frmin and
Elle Germon.
THE DRAMATIC REVIEW,
WITH NEW FEATlRES,
NEW SONGS AND NEW SINGERS.
RAvING MADRIGALS, ,vELOCIPEplMENTlA,uP uP!NA-
BALLOONATICS, CANCANIBALISTICS and HUMPTY-
DUMPTYDI0TICS.
Transformation Scene by Marston.
paKpsN EETsI wsS viii e
elaborate regards Scenery Costumes
and Appointments, and with Unriyaled Cast.
Doors open at ~. Performance commences at r M
Box onlce open from A. NJ. to 5 I. NJ.
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EXPRESSES.

40. BURuHAMy FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
IA Express lto West Eleventh street. Sixth
Furniture families moved city couutry furniture packed,
shipped, stored, money advanced.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
ZION. STEWART L. WOODFORD DELIVERS HIS
popular Lecture Fort Sumter Thursday evening,
February Thirtch Methodist Episcopal church,
Eighth Ninth Tickets to be had at tho
door.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
Interesting invaluable and scientific saeects showing ing
York Museum Of Anatomy. Those unable TO attend
copy by forwarding % cents to the secretary
616 Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS. --,.~~,>
THE 1A1NAss, Hvks5, TEsK SFE T4HE4sfk NV FEATURES
ylsTs NEw HrTS1GTJ0oEss$p rSIGMos$p
during the week in the
cJTsgfs 5ssfs.Sls sskssiSha zsfss s.
First appearance Of The s,s celebrated .e,,
THE SOUL S.EtAtRashsy 81 tnR4asshosy, i.
~ h'' w1NssEaH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ERss5STi8c.nSss en- ''e0
The new and Original t,1s ssllssIh snsIhr1crs
co,,,, with l.ay entirely new costumes and scenery.
THE ESSESTsiS HAEEy RAySes vuorp
nun - orrrr MAEEIiT AND BAkTHoLE E1Ew.
the 'AA0f1HE Tha wosDsopa wsSsbzootpa yIcronKLLs,
CHARLES siNHSbEs RAEKbRs AND Mack
as'' oIaHa EIsfs'srS'a 81 psssw
ds4SD SSs1i S%fisfE S1T 'sE NEXT SATURDAY AT TWO
RooTH's THEATRE,
4~saA'd sE a6%s Esq sHa Sixth
MATINEE
ou ! HoME9 .2sIE9 AZ ANp 1JgL JgkIEr snv %
commencing at one o'clock
ns. H. psRSef pHB%Hs FrssSaAlssna SsSAsa,
ssSon6srss sdapasion Braahvosss romantic Tragedy
THE VAGRANT.
Doors open TX, TO commence at quarter before g.
advance at the box Office Of the theatre or
at 10 branch ticket office at the music store OF Y. L. Don
4 Co., No. I'll Broadway.
DOOTHS THEATRE,
d Twenty third street. between Fifth and Sixth
EDWIN BOOTH,
In Shakspeares tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
MISS MARY McvICKER,
MISS FANNY MORANT,
MR. MARK SMITH,
And the popular tragedian,
Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS,
with excellent cast.
Doors open at IL, to commence at ~ O'clock
Seats secured days at the box ollce OF the
theatre, Its BRANCH TICKET OFFICE at the Music
store Of G. II. DITSON CO., No. I'll Broadway
plays the of elaborate preparation ana
will be produced during the season. .sSs,....
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WANTED-IN AN ARCHITECTS OFFICE, A FIRST
w class draushsman, accustomed to designing and
making working drawings; need apply but such that
practical and fully competent to take charge and
the extensive Address, stating and
references, ]. T.. box 156 Herald office.
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own. But when he ceased TO sue Amanda and
she commenced 10 sue him, he took him
self to pieces. At the suggestion Of his couu-
sci, previous to his appearance as defendant.
he grubbed out his front hair, laid aside his
teeth, wore shabby clothes, and encouraged q
more generous color in his nose. BE sowed
pimples and devoted himself to the cultivation
OF what he calls "arisplace," meaning eryslpe-
las. He bestowed his attention on side ISSUES,
encouraged blindness in his eyes, and endea-
vored to manufacture out of his former sell an
object which, in The eyes of juror could
never have inspired spark Of passion IN the
bosom of schoolmistress. The little locke1,
however, which she seems to have kept nignt
and day next to her heart, was freely oxniDit-
ed in the court room, and the contrast between
the counterfeit prcsentment OF the gallant Ct
former days and the withered-lookng indivi-
dual who had been presented in the flesh, was
as striking as that pointed out by Hamlet be-
tween Hamlet's father and Hamlet's fathers
brother. Perhaps this may help to explain the
mystery Of how he wooed and won.
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them by the Commons. This is the theory
Of the constitution, and in the present IL
stance it reduces itself to the question
whether Lords or Commons shall rule. An
assembly Of great landowners, of few sue
o;essful professional men, and Of bishops,
is not an assembly which can bring itself
into true accordance with the Liberal con-
stituencies. The whole cast of mind Of the
ordinary peer makes him unfit to deal with
such questions as those which the condi-
ton of Ireland is now evoking. The Con-
servative peers have no more community Of
feeling with the people Of Great Britain
than they have with Timbuctoo; but they
have the constitutional power to set at de-
fiancs the popular will, and the pluck does
not seem wanting.
But what comes after? The British peo-
pie are Overwhelmingly in favor Of the pas
sage Of the Irish Church bill. The Glad
stone administration came into power upon
that issuk, and must fight the contest
through. An appeal to the country is un-
necessary, for the country has decided not
only in favor of the Irish Church bill, but
in favor of an Irish land bill, if just and
equitable measure cln be framed. The
Lords know their position. Already are
heard the mutterings of the coming storm.
The extremists, few in number but strong
of lung, demand the instant abolition of
the hereditary Upper House. The most
steady, going journals ask-how can the
House Of Lords yield so as to Do itself the
least harm? 1t is the opinion of the Liber-
ais that the Upper House can only fnd safety
in the distinct recognition of it's position.
As Lord Salisbury said last year, an hered-
itary body is debarred by its very nature
from setting itself up to Judge what is best
for the nation, when the nation has judged
for itself. The best thing that can happen,
in the interest of the Upper House, is that
the Lords should distinctly admit the prin'
ciple that when general election has been
held to decide point, ana Inc decision mas
been recorded in bill adopted by incon-
testable msjorities in the Commons, the
function of the Lords is mainly reduced to
explaining why, although they pass the
bill, they protest against it aud disapprove
of 1t, and throw the whole responsibility Of
the consequences upon the Ministry and
the other House. The Lords may not be
prepared to take this step; but there is al
ways the hope of change in opinions
until the gage is actually thrown down by
the rejection of the bill whose passage the
people with one voice demand. This is
certain: II the Lords will not bend they
must break.
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Lords and Commons.

It had been hoped that the English peers,
while protesting against the bill for discs
tablishing the Irish Church, would have
allowed the bill to psss in suoh q manner
that the victory Of q minority in the hered.
itary chamber would not have been re-
gsrded as the defeat Of the House Of Lords.
But prudent couusels have not prevailed,
nsr does it appear to be desired to evade q
direct vote on the question Of accepting or
rejecting the bill. A proposition was made
to postpone tho consideration Of the bill for
six months, which would have killed the
measure for the session. Another suggcs-
tion was to so amend the bill as to make it
like the play of Hamlet with the part Of the
Royal Dane omitted. Neither course would
have avsiled any thing to hide the fact that the
House of Lords was hwarting the strong
est majority of the House of Commons
known in modern times. The public mind
is always attracted, if not overawed, by
manly courage, and Lord Derby retains the
respect of his opponents, in and out of
Parliament, when he urges the unequivocal
rejection, by large mej 'rity, Of the Irish
Church bill. The cable dispatches state
that twenty-five Conservative peers will de-
cline to follow this policy, and that the de-
fection of others is possible; but the
strength of the Conservative party in the
House Of Lords is so great that it can bear
even more serious loss than that Of twen-
ty five votes. The outspoken announce
ment Of the leading Liberal journals that
the Lords must allow the national will to
prevail, will be more likely to consolidate
than to scatter the Tory peers; and the
plain issue. as it now stands, is whether
the will Of the people shall prevail, or their
hopes and desires be frustrated by body
which cannot think or feel as they think or
feel, and has no earthly sympathy with
them.
We admit, at the o7tset, that the Lords
have the constitutional right to amend or
reject any bill, not money bill, sent up to
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Gailoriug, Gtf.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING OUR
patrons and the public generally that we have Just
opened large and well assorted stock of CLOTH.
ING, MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, &C., for the
Spr' and summer at the above stand, consisting
of Business and Dress Suits all eizes and qualities
of shirts and Underwear GOODS, &C.; al sizes and
qualities CT English aud Domestic Hall Hose all
sizes and qualities Of Silk and Lisle Thread tloves
oil sizes and styles OF Linen and Paper Collars all
Handksrchlefs, Suspenders. Umbrellas, &C.; ALSO q
large and well assorted stock of Broadeloths Cassi.
rnsres Doeskins. Coahngs. vestings, &C.. which we
offer to sell by piece, yard pattrrn; or make up
into Garme:ts, by measure, in any shaps or style,
according to order, at tue shortest notice. Our
Stock has been selected wi great clre, aud We are
confident that we can compete with any other house
In this city. We invite examination of our Stock,
and bespeas share Of the public pa ronage.
MENKE & MULLER.
March 27 stutb3mos
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Ar THE recent county elections in Dlr'
lington ell the candidates were Democrats
No party issue was made, and, for clerk of
court, the Radicals as we'll as the Demo-
Gratis voted for Captain W. E. Charles, who
vaa elected
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Gupartutrsbip artift.

T United PARTNERsRIP.-.TH UN.
IL DERSIaNED have, in accordance with the
Acts Of the General Ass mbiy, and under 6rm name
Of WILLIAM dURNEY. aud in conformity with the
articles Of agreement Of Limited Partnership. bear
ing date 9th day Of September. 1865, expiring this
day.
1t IL mutually agreed to renew and continue the
same under sid agrecmen. to June l. 1871.
ls,gaed William GURNEY. General Partner
isignedl JAY L. ADAMS, Special Partner.
Charleston, 8. e., June /, 1869.
Juue5 stuih limo
NUTICE.-THE BOOT AND SHOE BU-
IN SINE5S heretofore carried on in the nams OF
7. II. BRISTOL, at No. las Meeting street, and
King-slreet. sign Of the Big Boot will, from this
date be continued under the Arm and style Of II.
B6IsTOLL & 60. T. II. BRISTOLL
z. T. DUNH>M.
JuEe9 wftu3 A. 8. BkOWN.
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Conditional.

HING'S mOU>TAIN NJ l. I L A Il Y
ia SCHOOL. YoRKyTLLE, 8. C.-1ho Second
Session OF five months OF the year 1869 will begin
on the FIRST OF JULY and end on the IHrRTIETH OF
NOVEMBER.
TERMS For Tuition. Bolrd, Washing, Fuel,
Lights, Books and stationery. S13G; payable in ad.
vance. For circulars, containing full information,
apply to Colonel A. COWARD,
June 10 status Principal and P. oprletor.
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FRESH DRUGS.

FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BIZ
DIR. H. BAER, NO. I3i MEETING
STREET.
DISoN's TOBACCO ANIIDoTE
n Roses Cough Syrup
scbepk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's seawced Tonic ~
Cherokee Remedy and Cure
RejuvenatinR Elixir
chloride Of Lime
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chorodyre
German Blood or ''Kaiser'' Pills, &C.. &c.
ApH3
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CTOLEN, FROM MRS. LEVlCY SMOKE,
y In Colleton County, two mites from WATERFORD,
on the hight Of the 10th April last. her only MARE
The Mare Is black and rather low for her length,
but we'll built; her body long; both fore fec. and
one hind 70 It are white and branded the shout
der g. 8. The Mare was followed fifteen miles above
walterboro'. in the direction OF BarhVell. wnire
man was riding her. Mra. Smoke could not have
the thief followed for want OF means. and her little
crop must be los. without help. Any information
relative TO the Mare gill be thankfully received d.
rect to Mrs. L. SMOKE, WATERFORD. coeton Coun-
ty, May u
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fost au6 fouub.

r OsT DOG.-A BLACK PUP. WITH
IL feet, face and tip of tail white liberal re-
ward will be paid If left at No. 81 KING-srREEI.
June is !"
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4otts.
CT. LOUD Ell.

CT. CLOU aOT e l..
ED corner OF Broadway and Porty-secohd-street,
advantages all other houses for the &C.
commodation oi is guests. It was built expressly
fo- irst-clsss family boarding house-the rooms
being large and en- suite. heated by steam-wth hot
and cold w.ter and furnished second 70 none; while
the culinary department is 10 the most experienced
hands, afTordipg guests an unequaIed table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also among
the '.modern improvements" and ut the service On
guests at all hours.
The Broadway ald University Place Cars pass tne
door every four minutes, running from the O!y
Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth aud eeVentn
afordjno ample facilities for communicating With al
the depots steamboat landings, places OF an use
uaent and business Of the great metropolis
MORE Is HOLLEY, ProPrietos
March u o""s
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La VALENTINO CIGAR FAC.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GUUUSs
ElAsT INDIAN MANIOcA. A NEW, AGREEA-
T. BILE, most delicious and healthy food. used
for Puddings. JeIhes, Blanc Mango. Ice Cream.
Griddle Cakes, Soups, &C., put up In b. pack
ages with directions for use.
Desiccatd Cocoanut. for Pies, Puddings, Cakes.
&C., put up IN half b. packages, with directions.
Sweet Oil, French and American In half pnts, ptnts
and quarts.
Cider and White Wine vinegr, warranted pur..
Fresh Roasted Eio Coffee. Of good guilty, at ESQ.,
ib.
Jus. received and for sale by
COOPERATIVE GROCERY STORE,
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered free May %
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CTRAYED FROM No. IA ELIZ iBETn-
y STREET, q TAN TERRIER. answering to the
name Of Fanny" The finder will be literally re.
w,rded by leaving her at g. q. JOHNSON, No. 300
King.street. June IL
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR TIE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, In both Eng.
lsh and German. by Robert stewart. " B.. OF Miss.
lha work covers the whole g,ound Of the breeding
aud raising, and the treatment o! horses and mules
boh In sickness and hoalth. 1t has won It's way to
popular favor and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address G.. F. VEN 1,
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. 6moS March 19
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1ITANTED-AGG GNTS-TO SELL THE
w AMERICAN KNITTING. MACHINE. Price
sos. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Ma
chine ever invented. Will snit 20 QUO. stitches pr
minute. Liberal Inducements to Agents. ADDRESS
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY,
Boston. Mass, or st. Louis Mo.
NAV ~
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Go Rent.

ITO RENT. A SMALL HOUSE IN THE
i lower plrt OF the city. Apply at LOUIS D.
DESAUssURE'5, No. 23 Broad street.
June is
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X6IANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
Ornamental is executed promptly in the neates:
style aud at the lowest New York prizes, q: he
NEWS Job OfR e. No. 14o EAST DAY. Call and ex-
anime the srale Of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
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for Salt.

STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
- nsiphed tor Immediately
H. One IL horse Portable ENGINE
IL One 4-horse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
W One 8-horse-power ENGINE, In good condition.
CAMERON, BARKLkY 4 CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland.sireets.
Januar1 LIS
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YJlu RENT, THE PLEASANTLY STU
i A1ED TWO AND HALF STORY REsI-
DrNCR. No. 8 Gadsden.street. opposite Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLEsTON STEAM SAW MILL.
lime ID
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ENOK SALE, Buys AND CHILDKEA'S
IL CLOTHING, In gre variety and without re-
gard to cost, at GEOkuE LITTLE l. co.'s, No. 2l3
Kira-street tuth.lmo June
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w LING SALESMEN In every State. Good
wages or liberal per cent. and steady employment.
address, with stamp, B. F. HOWE, No. $50 Arch
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