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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02
AMERICAN FUNDS ABROAD
General Summary,
Market Reports.
Reported Expressly for the ARsUs.

NEW YORK, Dec l.-Treasurer Spinner's
report to Secretary Boutwell, states that,
Notwithstanding the unfAvorable circum-
stances at the time of putting the per cent
loan on the European market, it has been
taken at favorable rates, realizing one hun
dred cents on the dollar, while the French
loan put on the market at the same time
realized only 81 cents. He favors the pay
ment of interest on our bonds in foreign
countries, where such bonds are taken, and
believes il this system is adopted, the re-
cent will soon be disposed of in Europe at
par. He devotes considerable space TO the
refu1ssiou of the charges against him by
the newspapers of New York, which had
been previously published.
| Connolly is stated TO have cried like child
when taken 20 Jail he has private apart
menss there. He lacks 100000 bail
Several friends called yesterday, bat mons
went the necessary bonds.
Three Of Tweeds bondsmen sign6eG
their intention to withdraw their names
from the bonds if others are not secured
when be will share the fate OF Connolly.
The Tribune states that Connolly yester
GAy prepared full confession of all tn
transactions of the Ring
/ WASHINGTON, Dec. THE monthly deb
st tatement Of Move u Der shows a reduction
of So, ,462,O $50.
The following is a recApitulatioD of tn
statement Of the public debt;
Dah de.ripg iutaraVf in
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Buohu gently he
Ihey
and dand mcutn
adsm. Cataons sAhedonsa
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LOCAL NOTICES.
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$3.50.

All that is asked Tor this GREAT LABOR
SAVER. is d fair trial. We guarantee each ma
chine to do its work perfectly.
Sole gents for the United States,
A. H. FRANCISCUs & co.,
s1a Market st Philadelphia. Pa.
The largest and cheapest w0oDEE WARE
HOUSE in the Uuitrd Statss. oct?S oaw sst-Sm
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HELsBoLD's EXTRACT BuCHU


Confinement n
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0 the Uterus
ddne
in nth
ash anand Inflammation
Hnbdds
the Urine Diseases the Prostate
botss atendv
the following
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y
impurities ofthe Bio
With Ids sRoeW Wash
| * for
| 70 kenoo
| n a commu uncadon
| rdo otwent
H. T. nELn3OLD, Pracc al and Analytical Chemist
x snd Tenhs Street, Pa
|
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LIVER REGULATOR.
DN. sxNG N6oEgs'
LIVER REGULATOR.

A PREPARATION OF ROOTS AND HERBS,
Warranted be strictly vegetable ana can do no in
jury to any one
II has been used by hundreds, and known for the
last thrtydve years one OF the reliable eff
eaciOus and harmless preparations ever offered 10
the suffering II taken regularly and persstently it
is sSur N
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Regulator,

anch0Iy depression Of spirits, heartburn, cole,
pains in the bowels pain in the head fever and agu,
dropsy, boils pain in the back and limbs asthma
eysipelas, female affections, and bilious diseases
generally. Prepared only by
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Druggists, Macon. Ga, and 329 Arch street, Phila
delpha, Pa send for a Circular. Price 81; b,
mail 81 .25. For sale by John Bengston, Rock Is
land Ill. n0yl4-dly
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Dyspepsia, headache, jsun-
dice, costiyeness, sick head
ache, chronic diarrhoea, al
fectiuns oi the bladder, camp
dysentery, affections OF the
kidneys, fever, nervousness
chiils, diseases OF the skin,
impurity of the blood. mel
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-09-14
CALIFORNIA o. X.

The election 10 California on The 5th
inst. resulted ip a signal victory for the
Republican ticket by u majority Of
over 5000. We gaiu The Governor
and one mem bsr Of Cougross. making
the delegation stand two Republicans
70 one Democrat TO appreciate this
victory it is necessary to review the
field in former years. In 1867 Haight,
the Democratic candidate for Governor,
had 6,646 majority. The following
year General GIaut's popularity was
sutiioiopt 10 overcome this, aud his
electoral ticket vas. carried by SOC
votes. In 1859 tbs Democratic can.
didsts for Justice Of tho Supreme
.Qoqfs was slsctod by 8,06l majority,
No essclisn was .heid lest year. y -
1.-The last dsspatch FROM Cslifornis
,gives. .us alltthreo o. the Coegrsssmsn
-ssySlldl lssbstsptial gain Of two.
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THE unfortunate woman whose body
was found 10 ;rupk at the Hudson
River Railroad Depot, in New York.
ss related in our last number, has been
fully identified us Miss Alice A.
Bowlsby, of Patterson, N. j. a hand
kerchief marked with her name was
found in n wash tub 10 the house OF
Roscnwig, the quack doctor already
under arrest, and the evidence against
him is now thought to bo ample to se'
cure a conviction. Walter Conklip, oI
Patterson, the young man who is said
70 he responsible for tho girls ruin
committed suicide at his place of busi'
ness on the Slst Of August.
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COURT PROCLAMA

.XNhercas the Hon.. S. s. Woods
w dent Judge Of the Judicial b
composed OF the counties Of Snyder
and Mifiiin and j. @. l.. Shind,,
George c. Moyer, Esqs Associate /,
in and for Snyder county have issu,l
prcceipt bearing, date the the 2sl
Of May, A ID 1871, TO mo diresi,I
the holding Of an Orphans court, /,
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer al
miner and General court Of Quarts
sions Of the Peace at Middleburg, 4,
county Of Snyder, on the 4th Moni.,
ing the 25th day Of September, ISL
continue one week
Notice 10 therefore hereby given
Coroner. Justice Of the Peace aud G
bles in an for the county Of Snyder.
pear in their proper person with lh,i
records. inquisitions. examinaiioni
other remembrances to do those
which Of their Offices and in their
pertain TO be done and witnesses ani
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Cou
wealth against any person or perss
required to be then and there aih
and not departing without leave sl
peril. Justices are requested To b,
ual in their attendance at the OPP
time ngreeably to notes.
Given under my hand and seal
Sherif's office in Middleburg, the q
May, ofA. d., one thousand eight b
and seventy. one.
JOHN 8. WOLF,
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MucH has been said in relation to
the alleged emlezzclment Of Evans,
the agen, of Pennsylvania to collect
claims against the general government
The attempt made by the Democracy
10 implicaie Governor Geary has ut
terly failed; nay more, it is found that
the only restrictions on the agent were
placed upon him by the Governor.
The law having been siugularly in.
definite, was in n measure supplied by
the requirements OF the Executive bo-
fore the agent entered upon the duties
Of his appoutmcnt.
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m nine.

Maine follows Califoruia. Another
Republican victory.
The election In Maine ousTuesdsy
wos for Governor AMI Legislature,
upon which devclves the selection oi
a United States Senator. SO far az
the returns inform us. we have made
material gains. The fruits of the tri-
umph are the Governorship, q gaiu ir
the Legislature, and the election Of O
Republican Senator TO succeed Mr.
Morrill,. Following as supplement
to the recent unbroken series Of Re-
publican victories, this grand result is |
renewed assurance d Republican
strength and unity, which will every
where solidify orr ranks aud demor'
alizo kbe disheartcncd Democracy.
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BRIDGE LETTING.
TO CONTRACTORS.

Nolicc is hereby given that the under
signed commissioners Of Snyder county,
will meet at the house Of John Emerich, st
Kantz, in Penns township, on Saturday, the
23d day Of September, inst, for the purpose
Of receiving scaled proposals to rebuild
the bridge across the west branch Of Mid
dlsereek at said place lately destroyed by
fire. The bridge TO be about 100 feet in
length, aud 10 be the same width and
heighth, and 10 be built on the same plan
Of the old one. The roof TO be of No. !,
good sawed shingles, and the whole 10 be
finished in good, substantial and workman
like manner, including all necessary ma
sonry, painting, &c. Proposals will bs
received between the hours Of ~ O'Clock
a. III. and ! o'clock p. ~, Of said day, OF
any person residing within the county
The Commissioners reserve unto themselves
the right OF rejecting any or all proposals
should they deem 1t expsdient. Specifca
lions may be seen at the place and day oi
letting. JOHN J. MATTERN,
ISAAC 8. L0NGACRE,
PHILIP KINNEY,
Sep. 0, 1871. Commissioners
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DEGIsTER'S NOTICE

- ~
~ hereby given 10 al eonceyr.s
following named persons have bIsS
counts IN the Registers Once, Al NM
Snyder county, and that the said s.ap
be presented for confirmation and ,,,ar(
the Orphans' Court TO be held at MAJ,
tho County Of snyder, on the Fous,h q
o. september next, eeirE tie as,h Sn y
/. The account OF I.nac A. Lens,
Thnrstoh. Administrators OF the esta,as9
ham Lenker, deceased
2. The aecount Of William n. Thu,,.
the Etecuters u Thomas Tbursby des,ll
Q. The scccsnt Of Henry =. 6sss ~
Goss Administrators Of tho estate Of H.
1. The account Of samuel sehon A.,
| tor Of the estate OF John y. Remer aee,s.j
8. The account Of Samuel Merit decs..
was Guardian OF Luther Merty n min,
| Frederick Mertz, by David N Merti H. u
shnffer a. John shsfier Executors Of N.
| OF Snmuel Merts deceased.
@. The hrst and final account Of Jaee.
tin Administrator Of the estate Of Geof, n
T. The account OF william Mover r..
the estate OF Sbsanuah Morr deceased
r. The account Of Alfred Spscht Ai,J
tor Cum Tes'ament, Anncxo Of Tue ~
.. The account Of Elias Wolf Es.c.,,.
estate Of william =. Nolf deceased.
10. The irst aud hnai account ol NJ
Grimm Administrator Of the estate 81
Aigler deceased.
II. The account Of Daniel Alter Adul,,
OF the estate OF Lewis Jackson deceas.S
12. The account Of jeremiah u. Hall D..
OF she estate Of John Kerttetter, 81 ~,
13 The final account OF Hiram p A.
ministrator cum testamento annexo Of NJ,
OF John Hall, deceased.
s. n. SCHtCE, Re-,
Midilebury. August %. 1871. ~
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p CALIFORNIA; brigh. example should
be initiated 10 Pennsylvania this fall.
With the LEGAL and State admiuistra-
tons against them, tho Republicans
have rcvolutionized the State aud car
ried il for the first time Except at the
Presidential election Of 1869 since
1856. On State issues the parties in
California took precisely the same
ground. II was on the broader field Of
.Dational poli,ses that the enemy were
met aud vanquishcd. In Ponnsylvs.
MIA all the advantages are on our side.
Our administration Of State affairs has
been honest, wise, aud economical
and with this element thrown in we
,onght 10 double our efforts aud major
jiy.-Irsss.
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SheriT,s sale.

Dy virtue Of writ Of vend. Ex. issued
ID out Of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Snyder county TO me directed, will be ex-
posed TO public sale at the Court House, In
Middleburg, on saturday, Septcm-
ber -, lS5l, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. the
following Real Estate 10 wit "A certain
Lot Of Ground situate In Beaver township,
(Beavsftowu) Snyder county, Pa. bounded
as follows, TO wit ,--NoIth by public road
leading .frop MiddlsbSrg to Lswisiown,
wsisel, and wesi By fot Of Elisabeth Fisher,
containing so feeg front, more Or lsss, and
In depth l60 fsst, more or less. whsrssa
are erected . Franc Dwsllipg House, Sic
bic. sad o,hsy opt bpildings: Taken "
steept,on and 70 bs sqa - the property
pf william II. Coleman. '
~ T''lI fylJ0Bn 9. WOLF. Sheriff.
shsriR's oeRss, August 90 is7laai ~
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From the Lewishurg Chronicle.
Tried-and not found want
Ing.

This judicial district was wide awake
in discusipg the question Of President
Judge, ten years ago. The candidate
were Hor. ISAAC SLESKER, long
known to almost to every man, woman
aod child, as lawyer Of respectable
talents, md man of undoubted ioteg-
ri,y. lie was running, among old
friends aud neigbbors. not as a party.
but as u " Union candidate. lie bad
every advantage on his side, excepting
that he belonged to n party thon Gas
now) in the minority, although he and
bis party then Gas they will now tried
to hide to hide that from view among
Republicans, ut the same time insist
ing upon strict party vote among
Democrats.
His opponent SAMUEL S. WOODS
Esq, was almost an unknown man
in two of the three counties composing
the district, and gross ialsehoods and
uugcntlomanly filings were freely used
against him Mr. Slenker personally
canvassed from house TO house. using
the German language, (in which Mr.
Woods was not versed,) and strong
Republicans operating in his favor
openly or secretly, with marked sue
cess.
Mr.. Woods had the hearty support
Of most Of his party in his own count,
of Mifllin. Bat in Snyder county
in 1861, tho Crawford county systed
had not been in use, and Mr. Woods
by carrying delegates 10 one distric
by bare ONE majority, had but Tw'
majority in tho nominating convention
lie was announced as candidate il
Union county, but received onl,
NINETEEN (l9) votes, TO TulRTEE,
HUNDRED TwENTY-NINE (l329) 70
two opponents. SO that, ten year
ago, there was a majority Of THIR
TEEN HUNDRED $1,000 Of the primar,
votes against Esq. Woods, as a nomi
nee, 10 Snyder and Union counties
So strong was the prejudice agains
him, that the latter county was no
represented in the judicial conierenc
which nominated him, although tn
Republican Committee of Union coun
~ afterwards met aud ratified til
uomipation.
Under such adverse circumstances
it is no wonder that tho vote in Oc
! toher vas close IA tho fioures sh ow
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iO23

In those strong party times, de-
cidsd Republican, such as Judge
Woods has been, would get few Dem
ocratic votes, while the pretence of "no
patty ane "uniouism," took from him
many Republican votes.
AFTER TEN YEARS OF TRIAL,
during which he has well cleared the
Issue Lists which had been so long
aud so far behind, and thereby reduc
ed Cour. expenses, and enabled suits
to be tried promptly, Judge Woods il
re-nominatod by decided vote OF the
Republicans in all the counties in bis
district. lie has become generally
known to tho people concerned
There is little il any opposition In hi.
party in Miflln county, while his sue
cessful administration has won over to
his support many Of the other party.
Even the Democratic organ of the
county applauds him rs Judge. and
advised that the party make no oppo.
sition, but re. elect Judge Woods--a,
other Judges are being elected-by
common consent.
10 Snyder c'uuty, where be had 9
bare maiority ten years ago, he ha'
now nearly THIRTgEN HUNDRED 1900
votes, against about FOUR HUNDRED
(4OO) ior tvo opponents.
In Union county whore he had bu
NINETEEN 19 votes before trial, h,
has ONE THOUSAND AND TnIRTY.FoUl
l034) in opposition. This, after tn
Republican papers had been replct'
with paid assaults upon him, and ex
travagant puffs upon several of his op
poncnts.
Briefly, then-afier being on tn,
bench ten years, Judge Woods ha
som FIFTEEN HUNDRED MAJORITY o
the popular vote, as against THIRTEE.
HUNDRED MAJORITY ten years ago
The men who voted for him are INTEL
gent and independent citizens, VIII
gave their honest suffrages from fire.
choice aud without compulsion.
His comparatively abstinence iron
active political s,rites has rem ovc
Democratic prejudiccs, and his cntir
discouncciion from practice as a law
yer peculiarly fits him for ro-clec
tion.
1t is the part Of manliuess, whe
one has misjudgsd q fellow. being,
make amends the first opportunity
The strong opposition Of ten year
ago, has 10 this Instance manifest
changed to equal friondlincss.
"a safe man" was the considerable
which rc-clected Judge Wilson, ap
which swelled the vote for Mr.. Slen
ker. We all know, now--what "
feared, ten years ago, was not the cas
shat Judge Woodsis "a SAFE MAN
no novice mo untried character
He is about fhy yoars of age, an
thus in tho prime Of mental, and ply,
ical vigor alike removed from tn
rasbuess Of youth and the timidness {
age. His re' selection, by q vote az
preaching unauimity, will encoursg
him aud ell the earnest uprigi
Judges. in their srduous dpties, an
viH, a. I humbiy conceive, DO
graceful apd prudent token Of respe,
sod confidence from the !rep electol
sfthis peaceful district, =
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-09-14

THE work of funding the national
aebt now begins in earnest. With
the proceeds derived from the new
five per cents, Secretary Boutwell, will
begin to pay of tho matured six per
cents, on or before the first Of Decem-
Ter. to the extent Of one hundred mil
lion Of dollars. The redemption Of this
hundred million will doubtless give O
fresh impetus to subscriptions to the
new loan.
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Republicans Arouse!
A Grand Mass Meeting

Win no held 10 Middlcburg on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1871.
Geucral Judson Fitzpatrick, Captain
Scileumbucli, and other able aud clo-
qneut speakers will DO present and
address the meeting.
Lot there be q full turn out from all
parts Of the county. Come from the
hills and the valleys aud hear the
great questions Of the day discussed by
eloquent orators.
J. GROUSE, Chairman.
II. II. GRIMM, Secretary.
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The latest news from the election 10
Wyoming Territory gives the Republi'
cans majority OF two in the Senate,
aud tho Democrats majority Of two in
the House. The Republicans are jubi'
liant over the result, claiming the cleo
ton as Republican victory, and al
endorsement Of Gov. Campbeli's adj
ministration. The last Legislature
WAS unanimously Democratic.
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1.OO3 GIFTS.

Grand Gift Concert and Distribution for
the bcnefi Of the Funding Asylum Of
New York. and Soldiers and
Sailoas' Orphans Home,
Washington d. G.
To he held in Washington (as soon NJ
all Tickets are sold, Of which Ten Days
Niiice will be given.) aud not later than
November 23d, 1871. Entire number of
tickets. 52.00O-S6 each. 1908 Gifts,
amounting 10 S200.00. TO be awarded.
Send for Circular, Giving list Of Gifts and
References. Tickets can be had Of
RILEY a SERGEGT,
corner Thirty first and Market nreeis.
Philadelphia,
Or, p. c, DEvLIN, General Agent.
81 Nassau Street. New York.
Hon. II. MCCULLOUGH Elktou / couu,,.
Hoa GEo. T CASTLE Baltimore e'"''
Hos J. S. NEGLEY, Pitisburg, Trustee.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
InyentOry OF Widows under the $500 Law

NOTICE is hereby given that the inven-
IN tory Of Caihnrine Seaman, widow Of
Noah Seaman, late Of West Perry township,
dec eased, has been filed with the Clerk Of
the Orphans Court of Snyder county, and
that the same will be presented to Court
for approval on Monday, the 25th day Of
September next.
j. GROUSE, Clerk o. C.
August 81, 1871.
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Tur New York pcople are I

The New York people are proceed.
ing with systematic energy against
tho "iiDg' and in a manner which adj
mils of no delay. The corruptionisis
are to be restrained from issuing more
bonds, collecting taxes, aud transierr,
ing real estate. This action will arrest
the machinery of government and
precipitats the immediate downfall Of
Hall and Connolly.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-09-14

AT the election in Wilmington.
Delaware, the Republicans elected
their entire Ticket by from 3s3 10
T52 majority. They have also ma
iori:y Of three iD tho City Council.
Last year the Democrats had ma.
iority Of three.
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RoreH g. Co.'S A,iccrtisements
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A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing In South
America AZ q Missionary, discovered q safe
and simple remedy for the cure Of Ner-
yous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by
baneful andlvicious habits. Great numbers
have been cured by this noble remedy,
Aromptod by a desire 10 benefit the affiict-
ed and unfortunate, l will send the recipe
for preparing and using this IN edicine, In
q sealed envelope. to any one who needs II
free OF charge. Address Jos. 7. IsAAS,
Station ID, Bible House, N. Y. City.
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EyECUTOR'S NOTICE

~ iesiamentary upon the estate Of
Frymoyer. late OF Perry township 5
county, deceased, having been :,
TO the undersigned, all persons l.,
themselves indebted to said estate a
ques'ed to make payment without
and those having claims on the san,
present them 10 JOSEPH Gl
Exec.
Perry township. Aug. II, 1871
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DROPOsEp AMENDMENT
TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
PENNSYLVANIA. I.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the COnsiitu-
..:a Of Pennsylvania.
BE IL Resolved by the Senate and House
of Represeatafivss Of the CommonwedAh cj
Pennsylpania in General AssemJiy met,
Thai the following amendment Of the Con-
stitution Of this Commonwealth be proPos.
cd to the people for their adoption or re-
jec:iou, pursuant 10 the provisions Of The
tenth article thereof, TO witt
AMENDMENT.
Strike out the Sixth Section OF the
Sixth Article Of the Constitution, and In
sert in lieu thereof the following;
"a State Treasurer shall be chosen by
the qualified electors Of the State, at such
times and for such term Of service a. shall
be prescribed by law" r
l. sl-f'. , JAMES II. WEBB, b'ls
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
- WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
Speak or Of the Senat
Approved the fifteenth day Of June, An.
no Domini one thousand eight hundred
aud seveniy-one.
,,-'..,-.',- o. JNO. W. GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publication
pursusnt 10 the Tenth Article of the Con.
stitution. y. JORDAN,
Secretary Of the Commonw, slth.
Office Secretary oftbe Commonwealth, [
Harrisburg, July 6tb, 1871 J
Jy20to ,''iN
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THE CURTAIN RAISED.

How il is don,. and who does IT. The Ale.
M Book, l92 pages. gorgeously illustrated
with cuts. positions, &c, Sent by mail, sc.
ourely sealed. for fifty ceats. G.and Cir.
culsr. free. Address PHlLANDER EARL
6S8 broadway, NEW YORK.
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Agents !! Read This

WE WILL PAY AGENTS SALARY
w OF go Per Week and Expenses, or allow q
large commission to sell our new and wonder
Marshall, Mich.
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A GENTS WANTED ron rnr

FDELNFoR ONE MONTH TO ALL VINO
II hLI ASK soR 1T 75c. to Jan,
-: 81 80 to July, 10 S2,55 TO Jan, '13.
THE METHODIST. Every week Lee.
turs Room Talk by Beecber Sermon or
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