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TTR MOvAL NOTICF.

uW u CE.
Meesrs. 3: GOLDSTBIN 4 CO. have REMOVED
Their Loan once from their old stand, No. 90S az
Principal Loan Once, under the METRO Dolitsn Ho
Tel; ssieIoom fronting Penna, avenue: private
eng Ance through to street, a6ording an entrance
either way. The central location OF the place and
t Tn sceemn odations offered By 9. GOLDSTEIN
sive Loan Once In the country In their saIesroom
Rey e!Tays have on hand large and choice selec.
ton o. me Sold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, and
Tlated Ware, r.ney Goods, Guns, RevoiEers, &c,
&c. Soth ssSend hand from their Loan once and
new goods, which they will sell with Q small margin
over cost. A call on them viii satisfy eli that our
recs mmendation 10 not misplaced. jan29-tf
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TfnKyhIISsIEogs usERyI9Es ILL BE HELD
, S1Ssi'f Church: tR.v &C HEspol, P.stor,J b
a.. 's invited, Sr''n ~ and 9th ''' s. w. The gssc
nSL o. F..M0UNT NEBO ENCAMP.
Ss THIS ExsE Efis meeting ne iii Be
ass rC.n.r to hs q
di9' No. siS 18th ii,i ss. cS,., I p.,', resi-
U1tAAs9HIETFTSiEA 'Pse Ga eSsy:f.sse q La
5e1sId on THURSDAY EvENiNG, Feb. Do 18Th 81 ., at
s.eTnsiy AM in,it T. A. ha'0a' in good standing
BY order Of the Chapter
FIST LchrOn. Pat aRepub.I Secretary.
w =, r. meet. sy:Ey WEDSEsp4I ESSsiiN Ss:
instant .s7 G osoeF m Ts.
the Lodge and ali Brothers Wishing to john ths Al
sociaIlSn VIII have an opportunity to do so.
1t. THKODoRE sNIrFIN, RS.
r0CTrrIS. OF tn! CoLUMBIA RAILWAY
Ai b. pa sIy I'D k g qkk WdIIF
rs en- at the NATIONAL Metropolitan Bank
Books will open at Board of Trade Rooms until
sooh, February 18th instant, fer the transfer OF
The Annual Election for Seven Directors will
nse place at the Beard Of Trade Rooms, TUES
By order of the Board of Drectors
FIST W.h.CLAGETT. Secretary.
~ A TRIUMPH
S Ne medicine ever oGsred to the people has
pa. TUFTS EXPEoTORANT. Wherever il hs.
remedies Il not only cures the cough, but so thor
need be spprehsnded.
4ENPHs, February II, 1859
DR.; WIN. II TEr: Sir-I have been suffering for
nearly two year: with severe cough and great diff
breathing. - v " I'm "a
ia g your R1pectorant was reduced to one hund1sd
terrible night sweats have taken half dozen bot
,ies The night sysats have left me, the COACH has
in Weight believe r en snn @v nies5 pound.
conM end it to all my friends.
With great respect, OLIVER RIcI
De DE-; TgTTs HAIR DYE ACTS INsrANTA
nAs A LARGE NUMBER OF CLAIMS
~ against the late Corporations of Washing
the hands Of the Committee Of Tndebtedaess, DER
sons owning the same will please call at COMMITTEE
room, Legislative Hall. before March 1, iaa, be
ie24st Chairman Of SV Som mhh,
~IHE ATTENTION of those using any OF
~ the poisonous compounds advertised as Re
the hat s III Hr . ssa
first, entirely free from ali poisenons sns
does not stain finger nails or the finest fabric II l.
positively the cleanest article in use Its u,e pro-
eoons ana Ie.snnt sen,aton Itre9uent
removes danoruf in short time, and, above ali ia
will restore the color and growth Of the hair posi-
otSer do not wish 70 be 70, Il sSd
bP xs & az s MATT Proprietor
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The queer old city of Antwerp, in Belgium.
has been the scene OF many strange and start
ling events, but has never presented TO the
student of history more curious spectacle than
the assemblage there this week OF dethroned
monarchs, dispossessed dukes, and antIquated be-
levers in the divine right of kings. The ancient
Antwerpers are not very progressive but this con
sress OF "kings ont of business" Is too much for
even their conservatism, and they seem disposed
to make II lively for that collection Of fossils
which is headed by the dullest of the lot the
Count de Chambord, who cannot be made to
realize that anything has occurred in France
since the time of Charles y, and will persist in
styling himself Henri V. The ostensible object
OF the gathering at Antwerp is to listen to An
explanation from this respectable but stupid old
gentleman Of his real position in regard ts the
present state Of affairs in the country of which
ne Claims TO be the ruler by divine right
The meeting seems likely, however, to trans
eend the original programme, as it has drawn
together, in addition to the adherents of the
Count de Chambord, representatives of the now
large class of ''monarchs out of business, firm,
many other countries besides France. Among
those who il is said will be present in pers.n
or by representatives in addition to .sHenri ",
are the blind ex-King George of Hanover. the
lat ex-Queen Isabella OF Spain, the idiotic ex-
hing "Bombino" Of Naples, and q number of
eS-dnkes OF Italy and Germany. The world has
moved forward since these fogies and imprac-
ticables had hand in shaping the destinies of
the respective portions of ii which were cursed
with their misrule, and the friends of liberal
government are little curious to see "what
they are going to do about it," They can not
roll back the civilization of the century, and
VIII probably content themselves with our
American plan of adopting resolutions. The
preamble reciting their grievances might be
made very interesting and pathetic, and the res
oiuuons set forth what they would do il they
could. They had then better retire and wal,
until they are called fof.
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The Richmond Enquirer disgusted q. TIA
assembled wisdom OF that state. saws 8. On,
,nes Oh the millennium is that either there viii
he no legislature, or that il will meet on,v oncs
N thousand years" The Enoufr.r has To
Erevanees-the legislature leiu persist 4, ruinir.
the credit OF the state by reputation. and ,r,,,,
TAX the Possum dogs which kill sheep. On tbi.
asst topic II warns up in view of the approach
Of spring time, and eloquently saws +: :. wbnst
the Sansemond farmer raises the early meas n.
does not raise the lamb to eat with the meas
ana why? Because the possum dog eats the
amp before IL gets big enough; that is Ii he
uoesn I eat the mother before the lamb comesp
legislature which can withstand such an
appeal should have neither lamb nor peas. but
be fed on bacon and greens'' all the year round.
ALsAeE AND ELsAss-A CORRESPONDENT takss
exceptions to . jocular remark made a dav az
two ago IN regard to the change OF name from
Alsace to Eisass- He says, what Is of conr,.
substantially true, that 1t Is no CHANGE N An
since the pronunciation Is almost tina -.
though the spelling Is different. He IA.
&" The province in question e.-,~~S,
TO Germany, but was nnsprx e.dad - ros,onseo
the peace o Rysvicb I'm 1877. ions hsso1s e. ~
ume ~ nAo pofsS me name OF Elsass, both Withtn
49, oo,S s. and throughout Germany as IL
E,s.r since,-its French appellation being
e. The language and manners Of France
ave never been adopted by the mass of the
inhabitants, French being as strange q tongue
where"
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ERINCH fLUTING-Ths only place IN In. civ
h xnsrs Il e dsns 40, stsnpinl Pnkins and
kinds, and Embroidering silks Of eli colors con.
MRo. @. II. AAURER,
CIT Seventh street.
JanlSlv Opposite Patent Once,
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IN DRY GOODS.
PIANOS, &c.

A RAI1 CHANCE-Hsyine determineS n ,rtro.
q dye n this city the Celebrated DOHO--
AAGK1n PIANO, Philade'Ihia, which
nne; is better hnished, and more durable than any
16er Piano made, now offer the same at IS per
% bought, or Tor reasonable installments Cali and
S sc1s '0r ySS%SRfTfI SsiicHrrR cas- Pam. Az.
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DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE ACTS INSTANT
Ia cost NEOUSLH

n1AS A LARGE NUMBER OF CLAIM,
w against the late Cor porations Of Washing
ton, Georgetown and the Levy Court sti remain /,
the hands Of the Committee of Indebtedness, per
room, Legislative Hall. before March 1, 1874. be
tween the hours Of II O'Clock a. ard O'Clock D
m. +. BOSWELL
fe-2-st Chairman Of Committee
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Henry Schultz com 99Aft ot ne CIR of I'd blk
thence z 1t therc- : IL > W to Pine st thence.
TO centre OF Pike creek thence through centre
Vi FlKe creek to Middle at thence to beg blk n
N b Or Sec 81 T2 IL %
John Rneep except Al # in width off end lot 8
NJ Gill Al # in width off end lot 4 blk 80
hudson Bacor except Al it IN width off end 'ot 4
blk 80
blk SO
;, do lot 3 blk SO
+ Schoff lot blk 50
w Tllman lot blk 81
b W Blinn lot hll 81
u Spencer lot and 10 blk sc
y NJ StIyker com ut he of al blk thpnce n
on w line OF blk 70 # thence TO centre or y h
creek thence IN : line OF blk the ce W 10 heg
except rods width ueed a. extension Of Ann =
blk 81
Mcclellan com 1873 # OF Sc cor OF sd blk theme
We RODS thence to centre OF blk, thence s
rods thence s to beg blk 69
harg Meyer com on line of sd blk 2S5 tt w or ~t
cor thence W to sW cor thence u tn poinF SR f.
OF NV cor thence e rods thence sly III II 10 Il =
| 6rods c from line of sd blk thence TO BE-
blk 80
q spencer lot2 blk %
I'D Parsons lot 10 blk %
" w o. Sec 81 T2 r %
Fisk com 90 rods W and 40 rods Of re cor of -
| or sec thence w 30 rods II 22 rndsie 90 rods z
rods to beg except part taken Tor Maple anf
| Middle ats
| cor Of sd or thence Is rod thence w % rod
! thence Is rod- thence ~ rods to beg
| WASHINGTON ISLAND.
| " II Or Sec 81 z 2 R %
! Loren Sykes lots and hlk2
! Il Il Hug unin lots 10 and IL blk 2
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AMERICAN VS.. ENGLISH CHEESE. -
In the report Of the Department Of
Agriculture at Washington for Feb
ruary, we find the following relating
to product, favorjte COWS, and the
growing Importance of American
cheese in Scotland
In the six principal dairy counties
Of Scotland it is estimated that the
milk of rather more than 100000
cows is utilized for the purpose OIL
making cheese. The product is 49,
900 tons annually; worth, at the
average price Of last year, about S.
100000. The Ayrshire cows, tia
are eminent for their milking quail
ties, even when fed on poor pastures.
form the favorite breed. The cheese
is made for about 100 days in the
Summer period of the year. After
this the milk is made into butter
Or. if near a railroad station. sent
into town for sale. The American
cheese-factory system is gradually
being adopted. The consumption
of cheese is rapidly increasing and
is appreciated by the laboring class
es, entering largely into their daily
diet. The reports of the American
dairymen's associations are reprint
ed in England. Many of the old
English brands of cheese are passed
by and declined on coming into com
petition with recent American impor-
tations.
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To STOP BLEEDING 1t is said that
BIZ ding from wound on man or beas
ma, be opped by a mixture of whea,
flour and common salt, In equal paris,
b,ul on with cloth. IF the bIeedino
is p Of sc, use large quantity--use one
to Tree pints It may be left ON for
hours, even days if necessary. The Der
son who gives this receipt says in this
manner he saved the life Of hors,
which was BILE ding from awounaed ar
terry; the bleeling ceased five minnt. $
aft'r the application.--Roct RiUer Far
meT
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FOR SALE.

TTHE VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY on
l. Ann street, known as the EVANS PLACE.
viii be sold at great bargain, with or without
The furniture There is a never failing we'll Of
"a,er good ci f nice Garn' nenery, ~: and
good condition.
Title perfect. and terms of payment easy. For
particulars apply on the premises
p. j. OVERACRE.
Kerosha, January goth, 70. amss
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We can very readily understand
why women should be shy Of hold
ing conversation with men without
the ceremony Of an introduction, but
the stiffness and formality which
mark the meeting Of two women who
do not know each other, is something
altogether inoxplicable. Gentlemen
speak to each other in the street or
in the cars, when there is OCCASION,
ask necessary questions, give courte~
Gus answers, and think nothing of
it. But let a lady want to know the
points Of the compass or the locality
of street, and she will puzzle hes
naughty head 10 any conceivable
extent rather than approach her Sis
ter shoppers with query. Failing
finally to work out the problem, she
is certain to select q man as the per-
Son whom to apply.
j he same shyness of each Other
marx all the meetings. of women un-
introduced. The calnness and Sc,
renity With which they ignore each
Othe, s existence has something al
most sublime about it, and the huu-
teuT with which they receive vol
unteered hint of loose breastpin o.
a falling shawl from one Of their
own sex contrasts strangely with the
gracious smile that greets similar al
rebtions when offered by gentlemen.
Of course, there are exceptions tc
this rule, but they are only excep
tions. Nor do we think the fact CT
tel, the result of affectation of any
Kind. On the contrary, most wo-
men seem utterly unconscious Of any
such popularity iii themselves O,
others around them And yet even
highly sensible women do things Of
this kind every day.
We once knew two ladies. both OF
item women OF sense, who sat fol
weeks At desks not ten feet apart
engaged in the same work, without
once exchanging word, while eaclr
of them came to know every gentle
man in the office. A formal intro
duction came at last, and the two
women workers became bosom friends
almost Immediately, During all thi~
time each wanted to know the other,
each knew who the other was, each
was predisposed to like her neigh
Dor, but the want Of the formal
introduction was an impossible
barrier which neither was sufficient
ly aggressive to oyerstep. Two
men under similar circumstances
would have been acquainted with
in an hour, while man and wo-
man would have bowed at the first
meeting, and have known each other
on the first day.
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NOTICE.

'ENHERE will be q meeting of the corporation
NJ known the Wisconsin Silver City Mining
Company, whose articles OF association have been
duly signed by the undersigned and sundry other
persons, pursuant TO chapter % of the Revised
statutes Of the State Of Wisconsin, at the office OF
Gideon Truesdell in the city of Kenos ha county Of
Xenosha, and State of Wisconsin, on the Both day
Of March, A. D. 1872, at seven O'Clock p. m to tran
sact such business as may be brought before said
meeting.
GIDEON TRUESDELL,
#. A. FAIR.
Dated March IA, A. ID. 1872. Sw42
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PREMIUMS.

For the purpose of rapidly increasing Uur 60 :,
serptlon list before the close OF the present year
will we give to every person who RuOseribes for the
Phentx during the month of Novem Der, q bea,itl.
ful steel plate engraving, worth $3.50, half a dol
an opportunity was ever before given, and proba.
ply never Will be again Avail yourself of it
Eng-avlngs will be promptly and safely seat bA4
may wish. 80. i : 4,
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TAX S &. -,
STATE OF WISCONSIN. !
County of kenosha :

STATE OF WISCONSIN /
County of kenosha { 60
"a Office l. hereby given that so much of each
V parcel OF nd city, or village 10 described
IN the following iists as ma, b. necessary for that
purpose, VIII on The second Tuesday, being the Ia h
day thereafter be sold by the undersigned, Coun
~ Treasurer ~ said county, at puhc auction AT hi-
0aiceiL ne city nf Krno@hn, i. said county for the
dellhqueDtfax 81 1871 due to The county Ke-
no@ha also the delinquent taxes due the CITY of K.-
uo-ha Tor the year 1871, returned 81 me by the
reaeureT5 Of the several towns and tire surer of
tbc cily Oi KeHosha, according to law.
Gwen under my hand vi my Office IN The city of
kenoshA, this 4th day OF April, a d. 1872
HUGH McDERMOTT
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SUBSCRIBE NOW.

SEMI in your names and subscriptions at once
and sustain this great newspaper enterprise
Price IT Subscription only two dollars per year
Singl copies 5.9cents. Agents wanted every
where a PHENIx FURNISHING Co..
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FOR SALE. I.
SMALL FARM

NNain road between Kenosha Kand..lRaclne. EGl,
rectly' onIlake shore. ~'''s ~
Forty Acres, Firstrate Soil.
Good Apple and Cherry Orchard All varieties OF
rut Handsome Brick House-nine rooms In
,elfect repair, living stream of water on the,
arm, sufficient at all seasons for fish ponds,
Fruit Raising Specially
the neighborhood. Schools and Churches
convenient. Altogether,.it is the most desira
lie small farm and residence in the state. ass
TERMs-half cash, balance to suit.
#i Is ssaEI + Fl eaf gls9 JOSIAH BOND.
iw 80 Kenosha Wis.
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CITY OFKENOSmA-RHRsT WARD

IA n u n N EN q akA -FE RSE WA AS I'D
s. h. Or. Sec 81. T. 2. e. %.
! a Gilmore he of NV or of blk 20
VIM Bayils w hf NV or OF ok -
Hiram Slocum hf OF blk except 100 Il # blk 23
F Comstock W u of NV or of blk "a
VI Halliday lot 10 blk 81
do do W hf of lot IL blk 27
w r Halliday SO # of e hf lot ii blk97
do do n 36 # of tl2 blk27
VIM K ssie lot 4 81 blk 80 -...
III Meyer com Al IT Of NV cor OF lot thence OF
w line OF said lot d # thence to line of lot
thence 48 # thence W to beg lot Z g. blk 20
Rise " IS # Of lot blk 80
e Knnais e = of NV or Esd blk &w "a ofnc q
Est of Erastis Otis hf of NV or of sd blk IS
] Conwell n hf of rods blk 81
Eat OF ndrew Leonard c hf Sc or of blk SO
Nc Ehle com at ne cor Of lot 1 thence w 81 Fl
thence 20 line OF lot thsnce 81 # to sc COZ
Of lot t"ence to beg lots / & q blk 43
II ComstocK hf of lot % blk 43
f q Runals except G SIS # lot blk 43
do do eXcent e IS IT lot IL blk 43
do do lot II blk 43
G Runals com 48 # ofnw cor of sd blk thence
8 " 1t thence 100 # to alley thence 20 IT
thence 100 # to beg blk 46
Z q Runa com where the line of EXCHANGE 81
intersects the line of WisconsinSt thence y "a
# thence to 8 line of lot blk a. thence sc Fl
to Exchange st thence n to beg blk 46
II Wood com where thew line OF EXCHANGE ST
crosses the line of lot blk 45 thence on
line of lot 90 # 'h"~"a to Wisconsin a.
THENCE " ON $ line OF w -consin st So # thence
." ~ C"O''SS w w I44 ~ HAdlu OF lne0CG ~
TT thence !l2 l. thence g to 8 line
of lot hence on eaid line to Fx~
chance st the0ce to beg except that part takep
for an alley through sd blk 46
e G Runals com at NV cor of sd blk thence "a
# thence 100 It to the alley thence ri II thence
w 100 # To beg blk sc
II f Schnff o nj lot blk47
do do lot Q blk AZ
g Spencet com 70 1T of NV cor OF lot thence 8
to sw cor OF lot thence n to cor of sd lot
thence W on line of lot to within II f. Of tn q
NV cor of "a lot thence 76 # thence w to beo
and IT ofslley taken up lots 2 & 8 blk 48
Phil FAY " hf of sw ar blk 81 -
w B'Inn com 40 It e of sw cor of sd blk thence
140 tt thence n 10 line of blk thence W lao Il
thence to beg blk 90 "
John Nc Intyre all OF the hf of that part OF said
lot living between Main and Exchange st ex
tended lot blk 50 -
Mrs Manion the hf Of the he ofsd lot living he
tween Main and Exchange st extended lot blk
80 !" -
niger Nimick&C 20 com on n line of said lot where
the w line OF Exchange ST intersects The same
thence w I32 II thence 8 so IT. thence to W Iine
Of Exchange st thence so IT to beg lot blk
s. ~. Or Sec. 80. T. g. R. 2s.
W f Goodhue W nf ofot 2 blk 6
Runsls hf lots e. blk7
e II Hyde com at the NV cor Of LOT thonce II
thence e To line of sd lot the nee to n ne o.
said lot thence W to beg lot blk 6
Vim y HaltiIt w hf lots Is blk z
do do lot blk Z
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If you value your Eyesight use these Perfe'
lenses ground from minute Crystal Pebbles me t.
ri together and derive thoiI name Diamond Oh
account of Their hardness and hriliancS The,
viii last MANY years without ang-, and are
antted superior TO all others manufactured by j.
{. SPENCER s. Co.. New York. CAUTION.-NOne
genuine unless stamped with our trade mark
Por Sale by Responsible Agents throughout tn
Union. r 0 Gottiredson. Jeweler AMI Optcan
is Sole Agent for Keno-ha, WIS, from whom
hey can only be obtained No Pedl, RS employed
1y22
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BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATIONS.

1t viii be illustrated with engravings tn ken
rom Photographs OF he Chicago Ruins, nsttad
III sketches by Our Special Artist" who was n,t
ON the spot" and thus give series of PEI;FkCT
VIEWS. not obtainah'e elsewhere. and the secord
number Contains the only correct map of tie
buI led city. -
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HAPPY HOURS.

That beautiful literary journal s'HAppY HoURa.'
whose publisher was the first to iseue q paper a.
meet the public demand, alter the awful fire. hap
been merged into he literary department Of the
PHENix. which will embrace the contributions OF
mole then sixty ofthe most popular writers OF
the I1av s..t.r - tE,.i -.
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,WSHE Tenth Volume of Woop's HouszHoEua
q MAGAZINE begins with January ~. Il igr
edited by CAL Hamilton. s. s. Wood. and Ii. "
Osborne, and includes among fts regular con
ributors Horace Greeley, Gail Hamilton, Thoa
K Beecher, DR.. Dio Lewis. DR.. w. W. HaT
James Parton, etc. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Bird
Pomerey, John G.. SAKE, Maj, Gen. X lpatrick
ally. Terms, one dollar year. In ctubblns
three frst-class periodicals are given for the
nrice OF one of them. The most liberal pren1iuT
list ever published No periodical is more fire.
luently or fayOrably mentioned by the press
: Woods Household Magazine is one Of the mon
nments OF business enterprise which mark thu
Pa 9 1t has been improving ever since we Knew
ira good criterion Tor the future, "--O3wrGmt.
New Market, Canada. at il marvel of cheaN-
ness and first class quality com bined Moo Yors
Times, Specimen copies sent tree to any Address
a-a,.. sra SIS. WOOD s. CO.,
tw3e .ft F.t,..sts. Newhargir N YsI9
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ON MARRIAGE.

Essays for Young Men, ON great social evils en
1huses which interfere wi h IN Lrria[e and ruin 81
aHppness of thou sands with ure meals OF r.
i,rt f'r the Erring and Unfortunate. diseased AZ
facilitated. sent la sealed ietter envelopes, frc
Of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
6m14 No. 9 South Ninth St, Philadelphia
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CAICAGO AND THE NEWS,

It will, for time. be devoted especially tot
past present, and future # Chicago. besides b
Jug the most complete weekly newspaper III Il
world.
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a VALUABLE RECORD.

AItis paper wanted by everybody, as a record
curate illustrations.
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NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

To any person who gets us three new eubscrfb
ers, we will send he Phenix for one year Free o.
re of our beautiful prize, steel plate engravinge
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