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Books for the may be supplied by the parents
or guardians procured Institution at moderate
prices Quarterly examinations held results Of
whch are transmitted by bulletin to the parents and
studies are read in the Of and pupils
IN order TO excite laudable emulation medals are
awarded according to merit At the the annual
course about the end of July the distribution Of pre-
mnns takes place. Letters of invitation are sent to
the parents gusrans and relatives of the pupils also
to attend, Studies resumed the first Of October
NO deduction of quarterly payments is made even for
of the pupil Pupils received any time during the
trance. ~ '~ Va IN
Board and Washing during vacation. .s4s 90
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wi BAY 81 Leg,se aIIs,l.slrrl. -. : =

i LIZ
This institution, conducted by tho brothers ost y.
sacred Heart, has been in snccsssful operation s..o
1855 1t is beautifully situated ON tho shores of ~.
commanding an extensive view of the enikand &C.
ing all the advantages OF the breeze and batbin
the Summer is for the pupils great ipcitensnt. -
healthful amusement The Commercial orsS1 - 70
prises all the branches of good Engsh education.
Board and Tuition, per segSion payable half vaa,, A.
Washing per session. . 40 $3.50 %
Bedding per session, toptionaD -...... ~ %
Vacation, spent at the institution g 90
- .It 80 RxTRA CHANCES: 7"t stsai ; ~ Il,
Piano and Violin. per month, each ~
ESQ Use Oh 5iano, pei month-.--
Brass Instruments per month. = 1: . ..i::-. %
spanish ana German languages, per month, EACH NJ
For further particulars, apply to H~ II 80
81 ii lta .sua<iti9 "a BRO. FLORIdoND. Ia "a.
ARra I Director Of the College,
ST. JosEPM,s ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County Maarylana' y
.t.'. a lssot .tssG-------a fsnssl .4falf - 70
Y seathy and
mile from Emmitsburg and two mica from Hfan I'LL
porated by Legislature Of Maryland IN 1s sse insS
buildings are convenient and ppacons.E0f sFTss, IVY
- -, r = "a TERMS ~,
The charge for Board and Tuition Including Red W w
and Bedding and peetoRS fees per session Z sIqs M g
Music Drawing and tie Ian ciea a, 10 90
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. nAisss.
The Academic year is divided IN two Session x,
gust and the ssth Of on the 18th Of Au
Letters q inquiry directed ire sY to The
aPls " Z st. Joseph's 4 eademys Emmitsbprg Md.
R d1 81 4RE GRs5fIaEs THE D1
TWO MILES below NEW ORR Ass 5tz
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LIZ AN GLE Z s.
Under the Direction of the Sisters Of the Holy Gross
Corner of Rampant and Congress streets Third District
NEW ORR cans, LOUISIANA.
PnosrEcTUs This msgnifissnt Institution is situated
In quiet and healthy locality on the suburbs of the
es@m9dious thoSogghy Ventilated aad affords an those
un MORAL A. AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION,
The aim Of the Institution being fit young ladies'
by Of instruction, intellectual moral and rel
sSn for shs @ positions in social life care Is
The he most nnTe%itisg pains also taken
maternal superintendence Of the pupils at ali times and
in all place. They are tEaned to habits q order neat
s bic 81 Fl hPqs 9Ra Is
religion. Pnpils Of, other denominations are admitted
but for the sake Of order and regularity all obliged
Institution d. ,-. II
49, PHYSICAL EDUCATION: - " aFyaot
jon essss Sfs as
nutritious; while abundance leaves no roo@ far these
dscontents natural to youth The hours
re an nsisf fa nf e
In Sickness they are constantly ATTENDED BY
possible IT, tss noti6s e
is given to parents and guardians- tgsah 80 nj al
: The system OF education embraces the French and
T 4eS aSs e
te Gs and apa MedsIn use Of
Ancient and Modern Sacred and Profane Ghronoloey
Natural philosophy, Chemistry, Astronofny Bofany'
Seepipg Mathematics etc.. Music DRAWING
Plain and Ornamental Needle,work, Tapestry Embroid
TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
INADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English, per
tnohth- $40 90
- -E perquarter 60 90
Entrance rec ior tine nrst year only 10 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Musis on the Piano per quarter. $50 90
y ocal Music mas ----------...---.- IL 90 |
Use Of Piano ..~-7 & M
- - 49, - o m |
washing 10 70 |
Tapestry Embroidery - :. :. = az IN I
Artificial Flowers :. .-...-...-..s 2 90 |
Drawing 10 m I
Painting . * az /
Baths for the summer season .-.......,. . 90
Books for the m be supplied nv tho
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50 and 80 Camp street, corner Natcbe,


fer Dc rs with authority to con
sS Eoege in all its departments perfect
meas Connected and all the branches of bus
cally Taught sAA''hy and phtlosophi.
rms course and system of work the Studant No.
life time Few weeks or months, the experience of a
~ hVeTv known facility is made Tise az ~ not
OF tne business community advance r. A.
lar ana render this houf5shag and popu
ocholarships issued by Soule COLLEGE are 1901 T.; 49,,
IN ~" This is advantage that ;s ny
CGSse ana gch cannot be extended BY any bSr
me commercial and Exchange Calculation To-o...
nhiIos rns IN charge Of the Principal whose easy
poSoPnlc and rapid system of work has been T s7y
ing community. '0N Af'No' py o1scern
are regularly given by PRINCIPAL and abls
I oIs on Accounts, Commercial Law Mojerr rs
nerce, Commercial Ethics Political E., oaern Com
men invited. H''1sASeIto ". "nich business
oordaRv interested in the cause education are
practical course and system of busipess me
nov essentially different 1t is from the syste II
office, or address " "inauoh, call at the
Jas ly GEORGE soULE New Orleans
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Great uneasiness is still Observable in 4nco-
ma. The resignation of the eiief masristroto
ana town council has not been accepted by the
Goyernment. Bread riots still continue, and
the u a. musderers and brigands,
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=THE TIMEs COOKING STOWE.

This is one among the BEST OF COOKING STOVES
The ovens of these Stoves are verv iarae
NO oven having greater capacity than most No IS
3 o1ner make thus afording the best of baking facil
nS Thya perfect draft under all circumstances.
qnires less fuel The castings are smooth and beoy
and of very neat design. ~ ~ ann "eAFS'
= Parties in search Of a rood and -ai;,hl. c.. .
asat price, are TO cali at No. lis Poydras
"P4 -... G.. $50 AUCH, JR, q FABLE
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For Wood and Coal
- =8esi-r=in= Bun -Ir9KDR4fE CUTLERY
Paints Oils Yarniah, wiadesg Glass efaca r. -
and Cooking Sto aes Crates etc C-arnsnter., TIL.
Cabinet Makers Hardware, House Furnishing Goods
and Manufacturer of TIN and SHEET IRON Ware,
457- --.-- - Dryades Street 45z
Above the Market. New Orleans
satifaction guaranteed money refunded fea1 sm
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under the Direction Of ho sster d Inc H0ly cross
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soRk amiles from Bnffana, n here Richard Tor
aHTFEs EntlrdeH41, WIS entered and, amongst
Der articles, q psiT of candlesticks and some
swer vases wesa taken from the altar by sa-
y new police station has been established at
.naaParf90e NIX IS sAssF afHs.i.s III SOS 81.
sVExFoRD.--At late New Ross Quarter SEES
ms there was not d single criminal case for
~. Hence tho Chairman, Henry West ESQ.
NJ the recipient of the customary white
snsw trial to test the validity Of tho will of
late lady fsmonde will soon take place in
Court of Probate, Dublin Mr.. Browne,
of the hlgh officials of Trinity College. to
Oh, by said will, immense beduests were
le, is plaintiff, while Sir John Esnonde is
endant. Sir Thomas Esmonde, husband of
teatrix, was Catholic, while she was q Pro-
ant; and it is believed that she was coer-
ey.a bigoted attendant clergyman to refuse
reconc1led ee Aer daughter, who had be-
g g Safhoitc also to leave her property to
EATERFoRD,-T The Waterford Netcs says -
aeeply regret to announce the death of M |
tassafd, ESQ, which sad eyent took place I
Is residence, Chenille, in the 5Ist wear Of |
4 tee. ,feN s-t t1s n = - -
e Same paper says Scarcely had we uen-
p1r notice OF the death Of the late Mr. Has
when We were called upon to nav the
mournful meed to another of our disSin-
'eed fellow citizens, in the person OF Alder
1noma9 =. Mackesy, III. d., who diede on
~ us at the advanced age OF as years.
2 demise of Or. Macke3y We have Loaf n II
agulshad and most usefsiI citizen. yyl,fs win n
.lasrF place in our reneInbranee from his
honorable career, He was interred at
~, AlIkS1zYs SIS a
IL f.-5a .srF
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EAR, President.
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CHlcKERlNG & SONS,

Manufacturers of
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. Receiv
ed the nsl grand gold Medal and the the stills higher
recompanse.
The cross of the legion of honor at the
UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, PARIS 1857
These were the highest awards of the Exposition,
and the house OF Chickering Sons was the only one
SO honored -
In the United States have been awarded sixty
nine hrst class premiums in direct competition with
the eaang manufacturers of the country, and at the
award gwen 10 any manufacturer in the UnteS tates
Total, seventy-ene hrst premiums and the most fiat
tering testimonials from the Heading artists of the
world. waRERooMs.
No. III Enst Fourteenth ST.. New York
Between Broadway and Fifth Avenue
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II q IL , s
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Remover

Every ye0F increases tie 7,op1t-
tGrtty Of THIS C0JisaGIe Hair P2'e1-
0rdtioss, aChich is DIE 10 2lreris
0tOlae. We can assure ozc5. old
patrons that iG is he2}5 fatty 2fD to
IT'S htgf standard, Cs3lG 40 those
confidently sag, that it Is the o3aIsf
reliable oisG ?)e3TocteE 3repcr0-
ton to restore GRAY OEg EALED
HAIR to its y0sjtljf;sJ c0Eol.. 7,an!as-s
ang 1T soft, {ttSt3'OsGS, and si[kse1s ::
the scalp, or dts 3ISe, Jeco7sses
solsite and clean; ii TcnaOCes al
e3'uptionS and stall&3'1g1J, and Gy
its tonic properties Ds'eUesats the
hair from failing 0a5f, as it silva.
ul0tes ana ?sOaGFisheS tie hair
glands. By its aSse the hail. Oa.Gscs
thicker and stronger. Ia balances
1T restores the capillary glands
to their normal eigos', altd ssiH
create q 1e3O gP02Cf}S eGce9t IN
eJctre1,e old age. 1t d. TIE 3llass
economical EEAES DRESSING
ecer USed, as 1T requires feaces.
applications. 0ied giCcS the hair
that spteH6id gTOssU appearance
Hayes, d. d.. State HsSoYes Of
Mass, says, "tf.e constituents are
pure and carefully selected for
excellent quality, and 4 consider
it the BEST PFC EiEs AEEAE7SsN fos
its intended purposes Ne pa5-
fish u treatise O31 the hair. sChich
zoe send free 6y mail stpol al1}1lS-
cation, aOhich contains cons?riea-
d0tOry notices from cIeJgyAae3s,
physicians, the press. and others.
Ne hare made the stGC5y Of the
hair and its diseases {, Speciugty
for gears, and Itn0sU that IRE make
the most etectiUe propagation for
the restoration and tie DreSePc0-
ton of the hair, e.ct0nt, and SO
acknowledged Jy tie best EkGdf
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in 3fedciae
COOK, COBURN g. CO.
Genl Agents for North Western States,
~ DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
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.Tie1U advertisements.

50 ss 8 3 3 90 3 :
10 THE WORKING CLAss:-I am prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment at their
the whole of the time for the spare moments
business new, light and profnabie Fifty cents to SIS
per evening easily earned by persons of either
ana the boys and girls earn nearly much
treat Inducements are offered those who will devote
son who this notice may send me their address
ana test the business for themselves make the fol-
lowing unparalleled offer: To all who not well
satished with the business, will send 81 tt pay
the trouble of writing Full particulars, direc-
mons &C., sent free. Sample sent by mail for 10cts
Address E. c. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
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DEAFN ESS
Good References Given.

Noise in The Head Discharges from the eaya Cararrh
Fits, Asthma, rheumatism, Neuralgia and removes
C,p
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4 Good Appointment.

The Wisconsin says that President
Grant has met the wishes of the people
of Wisconsin in the nomination of that
brave brave soldier and honora bic man,
Major Gen. Charles S. Hamilton, Of
Fond du Lac, as United States Marshal
for this State. It's an important office,
and Is to be filed by worthy and capa.
bic man. Gen. Hamilton has an excel
lent war record, and we are gratifed chat
the President has in this appointment
recognized that class of patriots. They
have served their country in lis hour OF
peril and now in its days of peace the
nation will not forget them,
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EVERY FARMER.

gardner and fruit grower is invited to send for "Bets
improved Fruit Tree and Vine Insect DESTROYER and
lnygorator, improved and patented June ID 1868,
after eghtyears experience with the old einvgorator
Having purchased all the right title and interest in
this Patent and Patented Composition for the whole
united States, am now prepared to furnish samples
to test with view of selling "State" County ald
Individual Rights as soon as persons having use
for this Invaluable preparation satisfied that it
will do what claim.
when applied the preparation penetrates every
pore, destroying the worm in the root, heart and
branch of the tree and by connecting with the miner
eral substance of the earth destroys the cause and
prevents the creation of any destructive insect 1t
Will instantly destroy all pests that derive their nutr
ment from the sap of Trees Vines Vegetation and
successfully prevents them from committing ravages
on orchards crops. 1t will kill the Peach grub and
Borer and Prevents the Curculio from singing the
Plum. As fertilizer it has equal and will not
lnJure any Tree, Vine Plant On application 1 will
refer to men in Baltimore county, of the highest agr
cultural standing who will testify to the benefits they
lave deserved from its use.
Samples with directions for using sent to any part
of the United States, receipt of ST. "IndividuaI
Rights, containing the Receipt, sent pre- paid by
return mail, on receipt of SIS.
reliable agent wanted in every county
Address, J.AHEARN,
No Post Office Avenue Baltimore, Nd
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Important Sewing Machine Statistics

The following interesting statistics gather from
returns made by the several manufacturers of Sewing
machines throughout the United States. The figures
which present show at glance the wonderful
growth and great Importance of this branch of Amer
lean manufactures. 1t will be observed that
pany alone has produced anttsod within the year
forty-three thousand machines. 1t is somewhat
markable that during the recent stagnaion in trade
this businass has been but slightly, if at all affected
But below the figures.
Sewing Machines manufactured and sold per
quarterly returns for the year ending June 10th 1867
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0nn Piatt's Interview with . Crazy
Woman.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.

From the Cincinnati Commercial.
was sitting one morning in commit
e room of the House, with the door
,pen, when one of these crazy woman en-
cred with that stride so peculiar to the
insane. She walked to the table, and
,eeing the pitcher poured out glass and
frank with eagerness the icewater. |
looked at her thin, bony hands and care
worn face, that had been in its time fair
and gentle, and they made my heart sick.
Her eyes were blue and large, but with
out other expression than one of feverish
insanity. Her hair, we'll powdered with
gray, fell in disorder about her face, where
every feature, every line, In keeping with
her strange dress, indicated a disordered
mind.
After emptying the glass, she looked at
it earnestly. There was slight piece
broken from the rim.
THAT amt fit glass tumbler for Con-
gress, she said: Il guess I'll keep it.
To this made no response, whereupon
she looked at me earnestly, and then
asked ABRUPTLY:
"How much do you steal ~
The question was embarrassing, coming
from crazy woman: but as could not
get clear of her without some response, L
said instantly:
Souls of men.
II knew it, knew it; you're devil
you look like devil. Read my recon-
mendations. And, still grasping the
glass, she fshed up some wellworn pa
pers from her pocket, and thrust them
before my face.
I'm tell you what I want want to
be Queen of the White House, I'll
marry Grant In minute.
l do not know how soon | might have
been committed to this wild proposition,
had not the considerate Sterling come to
my rescue by asking me in loud voice if
[ did not want to see the President-that
he was on the floor Of the House.
'sGrant?" cried my crazy visitor. Il m
bound to see him. Here, give me my
papers, and, still holding to the glass
formerly the property of the United
States, she hurried away.
CoURTsHIP WITH THE VARIATIONS. =
Not far from here young aud indus
trious mechanic of the Teutonic persua-
sion took notion few evenings ago to
all on his Leber madcIe,. He quietly
rawled In the back way, spent an exquls-
te hour or SO and started to decamp.-
Now it so happened that in the back shed
through which the young man passed,
vas large cistern with the cover remov-
d and about half full of water. The
,irl stood at the door listening to the re-
rcatIng footsteps, when suddenly loud
plash was heard accompanied with "Oh
aein Gett unit Himmel, l ish trownedt, |
III trownedtl Down went madchen, and
eixing him by the collar said ~ st,
Ians you make so mooch fuss you schkare
Il the folks to detl" A pull and a strug
Il, and out came Hans all right. The
ips met, an explosion was heard, some
hing ike the pulling an elephants hoo
mt Of tho mud. Hans left, mutterins
o himself: ''Ven goomes to see I'll
.irl I walls in te tara sistern again, Oh il
as SO vet unit cold, put den ven git.
ut NIT to girlit vas so nice-mein Got
mt Himmel! l does 'em efry time ver
he makes her lips up to me so schweet
f-m-m, put it vas so nice - She
oygon Falls HeraM,
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY the Metropolitan Gift Company
Cash Gifts to the amount of $3.50, 900.
Every Ticket Draws a Prize.

Every ticket Draws n Prize.
Cash Gifts each $40 900 40 Cash Gifts, each $500
10 5000 200 100
90 :" 1000 800 SO
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos each $500 to $3.50
rs 3" Meodeons rs TO 100
$50 Sewing Machines 60 to I75
900 Fine Gold Watches rs to 800
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware &c. all valued at 81 900 600
chance to draw any of the above Prizes of 25c
Tickets describing Prizes sealed in envelopes and
well mixed On receipt OF 25c. sealed ticket is drawn
without choice and sent 10y mail to any address. The
prize named upon it will be delivered the ticket
holder on payment of One Dollar. Prizes are mmedi-
ately sent to any address by express return mail
You will know what your Prize is before you pay
for it. Any prize exchanged for another of same value
No Blanks Our patrons dcpead on fair dealing.
REFERENCES We select the following from many
who have lately drawn valuable prizes and kindly
permitted as to publish them: S. T. Wilkins Buffalo,
$1,000; Miss Annie Monroe, Chicago, Piano. $3.50 !;
John d. Moore Louisville, $, 000; Miss Emma Wal
worth, Milwaukee Piano, $4,000; Rev. E. A. Day New
Orleans, $500. We publish no names without permits
SION
OPINIONS oFsTHE PRESS :-''The firm is reliable and
deserve their success.- Weekly Tribune Oct s. ave
know them to be fair dealing firm.''-N. ]. Herald,
oct 2S "a friend of drew a $500 prize, which
promptly receved-"-Doily Netcs Dec. 8.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements to Agents
Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package of sealed
velopes contain cash gift. Six tickets for one
dollar, thirteen for two dollars thirty-fye for five
dollars hundred and ten for fifteen dollars All
letters should be addressed to
HARPER WILSON & CO.,
45- l73 Broadway, n. Y.
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ONLY S2.75, PER COPY.
Ear1YRose Potato

ONE Id. EARLY ROSE sent
~ by mail, postpa 81. 4 lbs q q
EARLY ROSE, sent by mail post
paid, SIS 90. Best Spring Wheat
in the world the earliest and
most productive Corn wonderful
yielding Oats-white and black
weighing 45 pounds to the
bushel; Spring Barley; Grass Seeds; Fowls: Eggs;
Hogs the great Feed Cutter Send for the Experiment
tai Farm Journa-aaost raluable Magazine issued ia
this country-onlo S1.5o per year Subscribe if YOU
want to make your Farm pay Address
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One Dollar Each.
and not to be paid for until you know what Won are
t. receive.
The most popular and economical method uf doing
business in the country
The goods we have for sale described on printed
slips and will be sent to any address the rate of 10
cents each, to pay for postage, printing &C. 1t is
then at the option of holders whether they will send
dollar for the article or not.
BY patroniZing this sale you have chance to ex-
change your goods, should the article mentioned on
the printed slip not be desired.
The Smallest Articles sold for ONE DOLLAR can be
exchanged for SilverPlated, Five Bottled RevoIv-
ing Castor, your choice of large Variety
of other Articles upon exchange list
comprising go useful articles not of which
could be bought at any retail country for neyry
double the amount.
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Price So per box, or 8 for S..

Directions and advice printed in French, German,
Spanish, and English accompanies each package.
Ask for Dtdays Specific Pills and Ncrpine Dro9s,
and take no other. Observe the name of LEONARD
EyERSHAM on the outside wrapper. All others are
worthless limitations.
Sold by the principal druggists, Will be sent by
mail, securely sealed from observation receipt of
specific price by any advertised aget by the sole
proprietor LEONARD EVERSHAM
3S-1y ST. Lous, Mo.
Wholesale agents for the Eastern and New England
States, Thompson, Simms Co., Boston, Mass.
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Call on DR. EASTON of Manitowcc Wis, whom
you consult free, and he will give you candid
opinion when q cure is or is not possible. 14.l9
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For club of One Hundred, and 100

Double barrel shot gun, rifle cane Sharp's rife 65
yards shectng, fancy cassimers coat pants and
pattern (extr; quality pair splendid Blankets
fancy plaid wool long shawl % yards hemp carpeting
splendid violin and bow, splendid alpaca dress pat
term silver hnntingcased watch, single barrel shot
gun, Sharp's Revolver, pair fine damash table
covers with one dozen dinner napkins to match Wor-
cesters Illustrated unabridged dictionary (S00 pages
s9-For additional list of commissions, see circular
Commissions for larger clubs in proportion.
Agents will please take notice of this Do send
Names but number your clubs from upward
Make your letters short and plain as possible.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. OF THIS:
bN-Be sure and send money in all cases by regis
tered letter, which be sent from any postofice
This way of sending money preferred any other
metho, hatever.
We mot be responsible for money Lost, unless
some precautions are taken to insure its safety.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send your address in full, Town County and State.
S. q. THOMPSON & CO..
136 FEDERAL STREET,
4s4t Boston, Mass.