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The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion Of it may have THE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office Of the paper.
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Financially the Ssngerfest held in New York
last week was failure, though q great success,
otherwise. The deficiency, which was about
$500, viii be made up by the New York socie-
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Brigham IOung's new steamer is called the
'Lady of the Lake" The Great Bigamist had
best change it to ''The Ladies of the Lake" if he
don't want fuss in his family.
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0%PRINCIPAL OFFICE NATIONAL
uS FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2l, Isl.
AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES AND REGU-

AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES AND REGU
xiv Of the Rules and RegulstiOns" Of the Freed,
mans SAYINGS and Trust conpsny as found in its
Rs s 4 Gcr ths Pgyment Of Interest.
From the first day Of July, 1871, the Freedman
rate q per cent per annum, until further notice,
on deposit, under the following conditions and ex
accrue at the beginning Of each month on alf sums
Of i've dollars and upwards then on deposit. 1t will
July and the FIRST day q January in each year and
S Be- paid IN cash entered to the credit Of the
within twenty day. after those dates:
withdrawn before the first days Of July or January
in each year, for the period which may have elapsed
On deposits Of FIVE thousand dollars and upwards
only hss Per cent per a . will be allowed.
Deposits in sums of not less than fifty dollars may
be received to be subject to check at sight, which
four per cent. per annum; on condition that the
sums 20 deposited shall remain on deposit not less
But deposits made under this rule will not partici-
pate in the higher rate of interest of Rule " e2 wv
CITY HrYiPf ffpi
present he same to the undersisned commtae on
or before the first day Of July, lSl, at No. 400 c
GEORGE w. SMITH, Commissioner.
MARTIN CRONIN, Chief Engineer
Ii. d. hartley, Secretary.
HENOTICE.-The Committee on Examination
uS OF Applicants for positions on the Metro
poltan Police force will hold its regular quarterly
meeting AT their rooms, at Police Headquarters on
WEDNESDAY, July 5th, ISL AT II clock noon.
yeAtJyo Il. A. LAZENBY, Secretary
HFREAD THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM
Wy Sister in charge Of ST. AIMS Infant Asylum:
Mr.. kaiser-Dear sir: i am grateful for the kind
ness extended 10 all people who assisted at the
festival held Anaostan Island, June 9Th and 9th,
ana anything can do to extend the patronage of the
Island shall be happy TO do, the very best Of
order was obserye ed on this occasion.
s. Ann s IaJani Asylum, June IA, ISL.
This beautiful and quiet Pleasure Resort will be
let for Pic mics and Festivals the reasonable
terms. On July 4th steamers will convey visitors
from the most convenient wharyes in Washington
and Georgetown TO and from the Island
Apply to III. A. KAISER,
~ Greene street Georgetown,
je2l-uy4 and on the Island
TSECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Being
Wy Of the first Importance, the NORTHWEST
ERN for the better protection Of its policy holders
changed its rate Of reserve 70 per cent, thus afford
ing an IMPREGNABLB SECURITY for the payment of
all policies q the Company they become claims
Once 500 Seventh street.
pmy2O-n IF. KNIGHT, General AGENT
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No Tarer will be issued from this Office to-
mol ICw, July 4th.
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PeCiloss but peerless Boston Is to have relief
The ople have voted 10 allow the licensing of
beer Stops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-03

DR.. Garrett pronounces the eundurango rem
edy for cancer a humbug.
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NJ Boston will close its public bath houses on
the Fourth Of July. What is liberty worth there,
after this?
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1STHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS AS
~ ISOLATION win hold its July session on
~ ESDAf, the Ilth instant, without further
TNOTICE TO BCILDERS-we are prepared
~ to make inside SHUTTERS Of eyerv discrip,
Sa q TSfS S S and IN
1FPR0NIDENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION
On Ise until mGPA rT RsbsY vi
next, the 9th instant, 81 : o'clock p m
FRED KooSEs. sec'y. jysst
uE TtRE LoDGE, No 9, you are hereby IL ear ear
HEy the L as ssEnse g S
WIN. PAYNE X Lew Z KiDWihLL, , y:s.
w CAMP, No. L, X, n; W, are n9tifsd 60 #:
thu shs ABP I'm q 70
each B b order r q he be 6 6saaS9c'ea
TN0TICE:-Thea annual meeting Of the stock
ANCE COMPANY of Washington for the election
Of 1e d directors to serve during the en;ung will
V MoSDaY July p, 10 Pos hS open
frf gsid to s0Olq S6BBi E. D. LARNER Secretary
w, FIRST WARD BUILDING GssoCih,
TlON.-A called meeting OF the members of the
meeting the at Of
ofOsk p for the purpose Of revising the con
meeting of the Board Of Directors for the receiyins
OF due falling ON the 18th, the meeting is postponed
ysat r. GOoDcHILD, Secretary.
TFQFFlCE SECRETARY AND TREASURER
HocT6S kok kfRIIA t GGkkE hST isFs
AND u STREETS, WAsHrSGToS, d. C., July /,
RRRE % h
he'd at Marinis Hal, street, near 9th, on WE'D
The Treasurer and Secretary will also be at their
DAY and WEDNESDAY; from stc1 pm 0H Nun
0@PUBLIC SCHOOLS-IMPORTAN NO.
w TICE TO TE4CHERS.-The Public School
Teachers will be paid their salaries for the months
q May June, July and August, as folows:-Foqrth
aa'R F JUN Dffbri
ga N; second District; At Miller Building on July
1t ~ WM L. CowAN, Treasurer.
lRepublican, Chronicle, Patriot, 1t
n@MEpICAL SOCIETY OF DISTRICT OF
Inc Of the MEDICAL SOCIETY will be h. IA at the
,9o cons q The SeSiety, COLONIZATION BqildngJ on
oNpAi NJ T6N me NJ Il D. p 'I Pfesiaen.
Wv. JOHNSTON, NJ. D., Secretary. jy1ct
TIMPORTANT NOTICE To THE PUBLIC
to have auction sale at this time of the year and
offer their very large assortment Of Cnredeemed
Pledges at private sale AZ their office. cor and 900
IA street west, slight adv over the amount
loaned ON them Everything is fully warranted tn
be a. represented. Je30-3t
TFOFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN
10y RAILROAD COMPANY, CORNER OF New
YORK AVENUE AND 17TH STREET.-The Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Metropolitan
Railroad Company for the Election Of Directors for
WEDNESDAY the 18th Of July, ISL; the polls 10 10
be opened at ii O'Clock a m AMI close at fo'clock
VIM. W. MOORE, Sec. je2s-eost
~PRISCIpaI OFFJCF NATIoN,T
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oln g. PAPERHANGlNGs' &c. )NeT, No.
eth stroetS SPRING STOCK NOW 9TH street
OPEN AT
MARKRITER
Embracing NEW and stylish Designs, made of the
best fabEfcs and finish, with an eye to harmony OF
portion made specially to order, embracing new
styles and other designs in Gilt and Plain COors
Also, ORIENTAL SATINS and Brocade Gifts, en-
trely and patent goods 40 inch plain Tints for
finishing. plain pannelling with gilt rods, with
full line OF medium and low priced Goods, making
the largest assortment in the District. Pannelling
with plain Paper and gilt Rods or in rnita ion Of
Woods and Decorative Paperhanging of every de
scription executed in the best manner.
PICTURE FRAMES,
in Walnut, and all Gilt, from card to portrait size,
the most varied stock In the District. Frames made
to order.
WINDOW SHADES.
Different styles, sizes and colors. Shades made to
order.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELS
Different sizes and cOlOrs Also. wire center Pic
ture Cord q superior article. Also, gold plated and
timed wire Picture Cords, Picture Rings, Nails,
&c
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGS, CHROMOS, &C
limited but choice selection, in appropriate frames,
always in store on free exhibition and sale
Orders for Paperhanging, Window Shades, &c.
punctu3y filled in city country, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Terms cash.
New number 437. Please remember name,
j. MARkRITER,
and number, 4 SO 7th street,
iy 3-lw Between and street.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.

Later from JUDGE WYLTE. Of IT, s. SUPREME
Court. ID. &.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June "a 1871
Dear sir have given your BALM OF LIFE for
the hair fair trial. and am much pleased with its
effects IL i healthul wash for both the scalp and
hair and its influence TO sOoth the and revive
delightful. have not used il except a wash, hut
on your Recommendation, and from the faita its
thus far, has secured from me, should feel great
CONFIDENCE in taking il as a medicine, according to
your directions. VERY rPSnectfully YOURS
Pref. Cook. ANDREW wYLIE.
WASHINGTON July LIST, ISL
Dear Professor
After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in
affords the relief sought For diarrhGa collie Sick
headache, Catarrh cough, and all external INF lam
nation am convinced OF its efficacy by
II. j. MEIGS, JR.
Letfer. from Rer. FATHER BOYLE.
Prof. T. A. Cool: .
Dear friend Please send me a supply of BALM
will be gratefully acknowledged II charged to
viii be duly honored am altogether pleased with
JUNE 81, 1871. F. BOYLE.
KEEP COOL
BY bathing the head, eyes face, ears, wrists and
hands, when overheated, and when suf
fering from fever, with that
PROP COOKS .BILM OF LIEF
Druggists stStt u t $50 n Pa aT MaSr
l Ie ss fio 18th WsTd %ab d 1Sih pa
av and 18Th St; J. P: Mlburn Co, 5SI 18th st !.
Bro P cor and oh a pnJ a i fsn NsT GoF
neT 9th and G streets; r. b. Ferguson, 101 Pa. ay,
3 E.. 7: +. sullivan, corner Sd st and Mass. ave
Th@as Rehe 14GRs fTid tToe sfFset
Co, 1s6 Bridge St, GEORGETOWN; also, at retail by
M s1s ge.srsy Depot
tions. jy3 I'm
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g Pc CIAL TICE.
Determined to retain our long -establis shed celeb
rty dealers in the choicest brands of WINES and
LIQUORS, we have, with the view of further ex-
tending our facilities, perfected arrangements to
import on our own account for our sales, the most
desirable brands Of German and French WINES
and BRANDIES. which, together with our large
stock Of old Domestic Liquors, serve to make our
stock special the attention Of connoisseurs
and all IL quS 6f prime Liquors.
We are Iust mreseipt Per ship England Of a large
embracing the MareObrunn, Nierstein and Spark
ling Hook Wines: Pinet, Castiilen Co., and James
Hennessey BraDdies.
Besides making the sale Of very choice Wines and
Liquors a speciality III clnJunction with our first
class Family Grocery trace we have also concluded
nts &c Keep always sale every brand Of
the most elegant i'm ported CIGARS 10 ali Of which
particularly commend the public attention.
Jyl-2t WIN. 0RME q son.
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PERSONAL.

ITO THE PCPLIC-I wish n under food ,l,s, n
was not ALICE LAWSON. # NJ 1905 y
street >. r. IN" adopted DAUGHTER Of ThUs Lawson.
that was arrested at Anna Howard ; on Weinesjs,
evening last, and that 1 am sui character, an
person are requested to hold their peace or sui
the consequences.
IT. ALICE LAWSON
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

TOR REST-A neat FURNISHED ROOM,
Il pleasantly located. Inquire az 1908 q street
W fyg-p
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TFOFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN
ICY RAILROAD COMPANY, CORNER OF NEW
YORK AVENUE AND 17TH STREET.-The Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Metropolitan
Railroad Company, for the Election Of Directors for
the ensuing year, will be held at this office on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th of July, 1871; the polls 10
be opened at ii o'clock m. and close at fo'clock
=. j. W. THOMPSON. Pres
VIM W. MOORE, Sec. Je29- eoSt
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MOST S6F PTEH!SHrFuL
MOUNT PLEASANT.
House contains nine rooms, cellar, and bath rooms
ofu' trees grape vine: ssf 9f garden
eam conner 18th and T hs opp T fT9ss,
EQR sALE-IO ACRES GARDEN LAND on
4 Eastern Branch, one mile from uniontown on
$685. balance m CIV q oh the & d
street n: w: je S-aw!
ITOR RENTAL OFFICE in The EVENING STAR
coal Ssar E the CT fer
having been used for that purpose for long time
Apply at The Star counting room. je l9-dff
corner Of New York avenue and 18th street, now
occupied b Mrs Paris as 4, boarding house, con
Apply at 9I3 street between sth and 10th jei7 I'm
RHSE Eo Sk two 6ssgti1 new
windows with story brick stables in the rear,
situated between and streets, on 10th, adjoining
Including light shafts and ysntiiators the health,
inioTpaiion and Keys insniTs 81 b. WffSfERSss
and careful tenant, rent moderate: jeT-eo2w
E0R sALE.-I offer for sale the DWELLING
NOV Tey stSs,sS on ROck Creek
house Is large and commedous, Containing all the
snS Rs
nected herewith contain. asres-of ground, hand
somely laid out and 6Ied with flowers, choice fruit
trees, and shrubbery. Apply to EVAN LYONS, or
| 20 % water street. Georg etown. jels-tu.th sim
LOB RENT=Pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS
INQUIRE N w corner OF 18th and SITS. jel2- SIN.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One LOT, corner 5th and q
streets n w, % by 81 feet. Apply to @. NEW
MElEk, 1SOs 18Th street, bet and q. jel2-lm
E0R SALE Or RENT-The three story PRESS
cure OF AUGUST KOCH, No. els street north
hesta11ant. jel2-tf
pARTIEs OBLIGED TO REMAIN IN TIE
= city will ind large, airy ROOMS at .6OS 18th
street, between II and g. Furnished handsom sly
and at modefate prices. TABLE BOARD. je9
Tor RENT-Three ROOMS, furnished or unfnr.
u nished. Inquire 421 10th st. N. w. jel-eotf
Tor RENT-A nns COUNTRY SEAT, in fuIl
view Of the city, surrounded with trees orchard
grapes, &C. Rent reasonable.
HALL BOSS, Real Estate Brokers,
sphu Corner 7th aud Z streets,
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NEW 7-30 GOLD LOAN.
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT!
JAY, COOKE e 90.
OFFER FOR SALE AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST
The First Mortgage Land Gra1t
GOLD BONDS
Northern Pacific RAILROAD Co.

These bonds are secured. first, by First
Mortgage on the Railroad itself, its rollingstock,
and all equipments second by a First Mortgage
on its entire Land Grant, being more than Twen-
ty-rwo Thousand Acres of Land to each mile of
Road.
The Bonds are free from United States Tax |;
the Principal and Interest are payable in Gold
the Principal at the end of Thirty years, and the
Interest Semi-anuually at the rate of SEVEN AND
THREE-TENTHs PER CENT. per annum.
They are issued in denominations Of 800,
$500, 81 900, S. 900 and $4,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs.
jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, and J. Edgar Thomp-
son, President of the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road Company.
These Northern Pacific 7-3O Bonds will at all
times before maturity, be receivable at Ten PER
CENT. PREMIUM Cor 1,1O), in exchange for the
Company's lands at their lowest cash price.
In addition to their absolute safety, these
Bonds yield an income larger, we believe, than
any other first-class security. Persons holding
United States 5-2Os can, by converting them into
Northern Paciics increase their yearly income
one-third and still have perfectly reliable in
vestment
HOW TO GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank
or Banker will supply these Bonds in any de-
sired amount, and of any needed denominations.
Persons wishing to exchange stocks or other
bonds for these, can do so with any of our
Agents, who will allow the highest current price
for ALL MARKETABLE SECURITIES.
Those living in localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly to us
by express, and we will send back Northern Pa
cific Bonds at our own risk, and without cost to
the investor. For further information, PAM
phlets, maps, etc., call on or address the under
signed, or any of the Banks or Bankers employed
to sell this Loan.
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The valuable library given by Rich
ard Fletcher Of Boston to Cavendish,
his native town, was 'inaugurated" with
public services on Saturday evening.
Kentucky papers print the title of
Anna Dickinson's lecture "Noah Of
Ark" but they don't Noah so well as
we do.
1.-THE funeral expenses Of mem Der
of Congress- says the Chicago Repub-
lican, "cost the Government about
$1,000, exclusive Of his grave stone in
the Congressional burying ground. . An
exorbitant price, certainly but it is so
seldom that the people have the pleasure
Of seeing n member Of Congress buried
that they don't mind the expense.
The usual crop of accidents come in
after the "sIippey spell" of the past few
days. Mary Circuit, of Hartland, aged
about 60 years fell on the ice and broke
one Of her limbs close to the hip joint
A son of Nathan ClafIlin, while Sliding,
broke one ofhis limbs. Abraham Dun
bars son, a boy Of a few brief summers,
fractured a limb.
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Minnesota.

Its Resources and Progress-ts Beauty health
fulness and Fertility, and its attractions and
advantages as a Home for Immigrants
new Book free of cost,
compiled from official sources and published
by direction of Governor Horace Austin.
Its title indicates its contents. 1t exhibits
tho inducements offered by Minnesota to per-
sons seeking new homes, her wonderful re-
sources, unexplained progress, and magnificent
future. L. tells how and where, under the
Homestead" Law, to obtain free homes and
free farms, "without money and without price"
1t is jus, what every Man-Farmer, Mechanic,
Tradesman, and Laborer-who desires 10 bet
ter his condition should carefully read.
This book will be sent to any address IN
Amer lea or Europe, free Of postage or other
expense, on application to +. PAGE DAVIS,
Commissioner of immigration for the State of
Minnesota, No. l56 Broadway, New York,
where all information in regard to the State
will be cheerfully given. lsw4
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HARpER's MAGAZINE for March treats
Of 'the American Baron" by author of
Dodge Club" gives pictures Of Ire
land;" "he Cottage and the Hail., by
Alice Carey ''the Claims Of Colum-
bus;' Wed in the Morning and Dead
at Night )" ga Day in Castle Garden
"Frederick the Great :" and various
other good articles. The contribution
as to "Wallenstein and Gustavus Adol-
plus" recalls to the mind Schiller's &C
count of some of the most wonderful
transactions that occurred in 'the Thirty
Years War" Harper, as usual, is full
Of readable matter
Published by HARPER q Bros,
Franklin Square, New York. To be
had at Knapp's Bookstore.
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Cambridge Cate Market-Feb. 81.

Prices ci Market Beef-Extra $ll so n IL 50
first quality, $40 II 90; second quality, $S 50
. 80; third quality, $G aS.
Prices of sheep and lambs.m lots, $2 so, 3 so a
4 90 each extra, ~ 80 u 90; or from to l-2c
per h.; Veal Calves, IS to 10.
Hides, 7 lie per ID. Tallow, &c per h..
Pclts, $l % l 70 each. Calf Skins, l6 Il lSc
per lb.
N. B.-Beef extra and first quality includes
nothing but the best, large, fat, stall-fed Oxen.
Second and Third quality includes Oxen, and
two and three-ycar-old Steers.
Shecp-Extra includes Cossets, and when
those Of inferior quality are thrown out.
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TIE GALAXY for March is received,
and it is capital number. The Gal
axy is a leading magazine, and all
should buy it and read it.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for March is
out, and it is a superb number. Cooley
is the leading fashion magazine.
The above magazines are for sale
at Knapps.
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A member of the Virginia Legislature
is demanding legislation to protect tn e
people against paper and chip bottom
shoes.
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Michigan's Finance Committee appro-
priatcd 100000 to commence the ercc-
ton of q Sl,100,O00 Capitol building.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-02-23

Peach trees were in blossom a week
ago near New Orleans.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-02-23

SIS my wife out of spirits? ?" said Jones with a
sigh,
AS her voice of tempest gave warning.
"Qute out sir, indeed" was the servants reply,
For she finished the bottle this morning"
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Sttarried,

In Ludlow February 16, by Rev. G. s. Bus
well, Mr.. Thatcher B. Dunn, of Lathrop, Mo.
and Miss Mary s. Dickerman of Ludlow.
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CarbOlic Tablets.
prpnarpd nv DR.. WELLS.

The most important discovery of the age is
this wonderful Healing and cleansing agent.for
all diseases OF weakness of the Respiratory
organs, Sore Throat, sudden colds, Hoarsencss,
Catarrh, Asthma, Dryncss of the Throat or
Windpipe, diseases of the Lungs and for all
irritation of the mucuous membrane.
All vocasts and public speakers who speak
and sing without effort, use these Tablets,
their effect in clearing the voice is simply
astonishing as can be shown by numerous
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White Supremacy, State Equality
AND
FEDERAL UNION.

THE NEW YORK DAY-BOOK, for 1871,
81 per wear; Three copies, 1910; six copies,
and One to the getter up OF the club, &l2; Ten
COPIES, and One to the gettcr up Of the club,
$40. These rates are to prepare for then EN-
LARGEMENT OF THE DAY-BOOK, which
we propose to effect during the year.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

II II =
We are having engraved, by the celebrated
Jackman, a magnificent steel platr Likeness of
aud author of white Supremacy 'The Ner-
nal Condition of the Negro, &c, splendid
work Of art, Picture thirteen by sixteen
inches, which we shall present to DAY Book
clubs Of Five TO Twenty members, who sends
us 81 each. No single name can obtain the
likeness under 81 80.
We open the year with A NEW AND BRILLIANT
STORY, by Mary j. Taylor; scenes laid in the
South before the war; and the first presentation
of n true picture of Southern life. Order spcci-
men papers. Make up your clubs, and send at
once. Address DAY-BooK, 1872, Nassau street.
New York CITY.
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DIR. Wells CarbOlic Tablets

UIs WtII OHTUUIIC IHWatIS
act directly on the mucuous membrane and
should be promptly and freely taken in all
exposure of violent change of weather, as they
equalize the circulation of the Blood anu thus
war off all tendency to colds 4 Lung difficulty.
The proprietors would say, all first class
medicines have their limitations, and they
would
CAUTION the public against imposition by
by having other medicines thrust upon them
in place Of these admirable Tablets.
Try them. j. Q. Kellogg, "a Plat ST., N. Y.
ole agents. Sold by Druggists.
Price % cts box. l7w4
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$40 MADE FROM so Cts.

Something urgently needed by everyho ly.-
Call and examine, our samples sent POSTAGE
pad) for 50 cts that retail easily for $40. X.
l. WoIcorT, ISL Chatham So, Il. Y 80 wa
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lust RECEIVED new stock Of Poand's
d White Pine Compound, a great variety of
PERI UMER Y aud
TOILET ARTICLES
at STURTEVANT'S.
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NOND'N POWDERS for Horses & Cattle
v all kinds at STURrEVANT'S.
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DURE SPICES, full line,
/ at SURTEyANT'S
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-02-23
41iel.

In Woodstock, Feb. IT, Mrs Sally Putney, wife
of Nelson Putney, Esq, aged SO yrs.
In Hartland, Feb II, Ed. f. Henry, aged &c.