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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07
THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY.

An address issued hy the Commits
toners i'll CHARGED of the celebration ot
the EuIllcdth anniversary Of the dec
lara.ion If American Independence. on
the fourth 81 July. 1873. Indicate that
the work goes on. and has made >,!N
gratifying progress since the inception
If the scheme about one wear ago.
The Committee have maturcd their
plans upon scale OF grandeur never
before attempted by any nation. The
building will he a crystal palace, COW
ering fifty acres of ground, one-fourth
more than the great exhibition at Paris of
1867, which was constructed on scale
larger than any which had preceded it.
The first of these great worlds exposi-
tons took place in 1851, in London, at
a cost of 81 800, 600; the next in Dub
lin in 1853, and another in New York
in the fall of the same year. London
had another in 1862. Take the asgre-
gate COS. of all these and the Paris ey-
hibition included, and that of the Cen
tennial Exhibition, will exceed it, the
capital stock of which has been fixed at
SIC, 1000, 900. This will be raised by
the issuance of shares of $40 each.
The pamphlet gives statistics show
showing that these Worlds EXPOSE
tons have been profitable to the share
holders. At the English Exhibition of
1862, the aggregate attendance exceed
ed 6, DOC, 900, and the gross receipts ex-
ceeded 81, Dos, 155. AT the Paris Uni
vcrsal Exposition of 1867, the aggre-
gate attendance exceeded 10000 600,
and the grossrcceipts exceeded SO ,00C,
600. At the English Exhibition of
1851, the attendance was G,0G2, 975,
and the gross receipts from all sources
amounted to 81, $50, 500, profit of 81, :
O6G, 900 on the outlay, a most enor-
nous return, in short period, on the
investment. In New York, the shares
of stock advanced from the par value
of 500 to $175.
The patriotic impulses of the nation
will ensure the success of the Centen-
NAL Exhibition, aside from any othei
motive and the grandeur of the en-.
terprise, will attract to it the finest
works of art for which each nation is
distinguished. The intelligent people
of all the civilized nations will be
brought together, and their best works
discussed and compared. The great
Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia
cannot but mark an epoch in our ma
tional history, from which it is safe te
predict, the best of results will flow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

OS~ The COURIER denomnateS the Germans
who, as Il general thing voted against Sel,l-
cius, as hungry Dutchmcn." STANDARD,
Nov. 80.
full "Inacuracy of ory."-CouH1En Noy.
80.
The following item to be found in the
Courier of the 23d ult, will show who
is guilty of inaccuracy of memory"
"CABBAGE.-A gentleman from the country
brought a wagon load of fine cabbage. of the
Savoy variety, into town today. Several
hungry Dutchman were seen hanging around
in the vicinity with their mouths open, while
half a dozen others were planking down their
sponduliX and CARRYING Off their cabbages.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

DoN'T HE CATCH 1r!-The Tribune has
lately been indulging in some of it's
purely imaginative lucrubations in re-
lation to the suffrage movement. We
thought he'd catch it for his presump-
ton, and sure enough, Mrs. Duniway
riddles him with a broadside of grape
and canister. 1t will be remembered
that the Tribune alluded to Mrs. Wood
hull us the twice elected President of
the Woman Suffrage Association, when
according to her own statement it was
the Association of Spiritualists to which
she was indebted for the honor. Now
that the matter is set right, we hope
our contemporary will cease from hand
ling explosive compounds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

A PLAUSIBLE UNDERTAK1NG.-A letter
received by prominent gentleman of
this place from Boston, Mass, states
that a powerful society has been organ
lied by Julia w. Howe, and other phi
lanthropists, to mitigate in some degree
the sufferings of poor and dependent
women. 1t is proposed to send num-
Der of young women to this Territory,
to serve as domestics, or in any honor
able capacity thatmay be open to them.
The recent fire has greatly increased
the suffering and distress of the poorly
paid sewing women, and many thous-
ands are subsisting upon charitable do
nations until some plan is devised for
their relief. Under these circumstances
we feel assured our people will welcome
a limited number of the sufferers to
homes in the Territory. Those who
may feel an interest i'll the matter are
invited to correspond with us upon the
subject, and suggest plans for united
action to forward the noble object.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

~ We are having high tides.
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Nashinaton $ tNnaard.


7! I FISHER \owsInIsr ADVERTISING
AGENT. Rooms ~ and n Merchants Exchange
California Street san Francisco.
ALBERT &ENi.!. NJ. :: F,.k IL" \"M
York and \ NJ. I'ETrlNGlIl. & CO.. ~
Park Row. New York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

OFFICIAL INroLERANcE.-It, appears
that the Inspectors of Hulls and Boil
CTS in San Francisco, have declared the
steamer olympia unseaworthy, and re-
fused to allow her to ply as an oppos-
ition boat between that port and Port
land. 1t is we'll known that the OIjn,-
lio is new boat, and was built in the
East regardless of expense, expressly
for service on the North Pacific Coast.
The Inspectors allow the floating collins
of the regular company to go and come
when they please, and when the peo-
pie seek to relieve themselves of an
odious monopoly they are bound with
red-tape and delivered over to the
moneyed aristocary that appear to
rule the majority of petty officials
ON this coast. The action ofthe Board
is the subject of investigation by the
Treasury Department, and we await
with interest the decision.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

CARSON CITY:
Tuesday,. Jan. 30. 1879.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
THE APACHES

A letter of December IS, written
bv a well-postel gentleman at Camp
Mcdowell, says:
The Apaehos come and go here
whenever ii suits their pleasure.
Sometimes We have as many as 300
in at a time. then again not more
than u or %. [ understand that
these Apaches play a pretty sharp
trick on Il good Uncle or some Of
his agents. They draw ratlons at
Camp Grant. then leave there on a
pass. come 10 this post. draw ratlonS
here. get a pass. go TO Date Greek
draw ratious. leave there and 90 to
Camp Verde. do the same there, go
back 10 Grant. and by that time are
ready 10 renew the same tramp.
Very nice trick this, isit not: Some
Yankee about it.
The Arizona Miner of December
sd has this bit of expected news:
About 10 miles 10 the eastward Of
Prescott. al Camp Verde. the reSer-
Walton braves have been conducting
matters tosuit themselves, generally,
OF late from 100 to 800 of them
have condescended 10 call at the post
everv tenth day and draw their "a
tons: but. more recently, upon be
ing informed that they must call
and receive provisions daily at the
Commissarv. all the warriors turned
up their noses, became threatnlng
and insulting. committed some
trifing depredarions and put back to
the nountains.- Tucson Citizen.
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when they sent him off among the
Japs, but ''the best laid schemes"
&c. If he concludes to enter the
arena the contest will probably be
narrowed down to himself, Nye,
Sharon, and Jones. OF these
Jones has the most money. is the
best manager, and take him for all in
all IS a very good man for a Radical.
Jones had good bringing up. He
was once a Democrat. but fell into
bad company and went astray as so
many other Democrats have but he
is young and will probably reform.
The conclusion must be that Jones
chances are the best. but he has no
sure thing of an election, nor is there
any guaranty that all the candidates
| have named viii not be thrown
overheard and the Great Unknown
sent to Washington to keep Nve's
seat warm from the fourth of March.
1878. Who the Great Unknown is
will probably continue a mystery
until the Legislature is elected. |
suspect it is John Piper, if the Great
Unknown is "A Comstocker. ]. z.
has al opera house. a popular place
of resort, with legislators particular
ly. Sometimes | think | will write
down Tufv as the man. He owns
and knows how to keep a hotel, is a
popular landlord. lives at the seat Of
government, is of a Senatorial build
(as is easily recognized from any
point of view, and would be a vast
Improvement on Nye.
SPIRIT OF HI LOCAL PRESS.
The Crescent of to-day is filled
principally with Carson correspond
ence; said correspondence being all
about the Union Reform movement
which has its headquarters at Carson.
The Journal does not allude to the
grand disruption that threatens the
Republican party of Nevada, but its
columns are largely devoted to pat
ting the c. p. r. Il. Co. on the back,
and to pen portraits of the notables
of the California Legislature.
| see that the Supreme Court has
affirmed the Judgment of the Court
below in the case of Lake vs.. the V.
X T. r. Il. Co., CARRIER dissenting
in a short opinion of two words.
Our Supreme Judges are evidently
not fond of work, and they avoid it
as much as possible. If they had
more to do they would he more in
dustrious and their opinions of more
value to the people whose laws they
cOnStrue.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

Ike Brokaw. on trial in San Fran
cisco for shooting Evans, has been
found guilty of murder in the
second degree, with a recommends
ton to the Court for mercy. The
Call says as the words escaped his
lips, the prisoners wife sighed
deeply, bowed her head and wept
bitterly. The prisoner also bowed
his head ard wept, but o recov-
cred himself. \ death-like stiffness
pervaded the room while the Clerk
was recording the verdict. Satur-
day, February 18th, is the day fixed
for passing sentence.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

A letter of December IS, written
bv a well-posted gentleman at Camp
Mcdowell. says:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

VETOED Governor Woods has
vetoed the Legislative bill calling a
constitutional convention in Utah.
The veto in that Territory is abso-
lutte. The members however intend
to go ahead as private citizens.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

Mr.. De Long received a cordial
welcome at Marysville, and made a
short address to about a thousand
people who formed a procession, and
gave him a grand salute.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

FOREIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
important decision was rendered last
Wednesday in the District Court in
the case of the South American G.
& S. N. Co. VS.. J. W. Trask, ct ais.
The plaintiff filed an affidavit in ac-
cordance with United States statute
authorizing the removal of suits
from State Courts to the United
States Circuit Court. wherein foreign
corporations are parties upon one
side and citizens of the State upon
the other. The grounds set forth in
the affidavit being to the effect that
plaintiff could not obtain a fair trial
in the District Court owing to the
prejudice existing against foreign
corporations, and therefore, moved
for the removal of the case to the
United States Court. Defendants
objected to the motion and filed
counter-affidavit, setting forth the
fact that two of their number not
being citizens of the State of Nevada,
consequently the statute above re-
ferred to had no application to this
case. The motion vas ably argued
upon both sides and the Court, after
having the matter under advlsement
for several hours, at the commence
ment of the evening session an
nounced his decision denying the
Reese River Reveille.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

CoRrSSE Utah January Pho
trains are moving on the Union Pa
cifc Railroad. The passenger train
which left Laramie Yesterday ran
into a snow-drift at Harvey. fifteen
miles east. where there Is no coal or
station house.
One passenger train is between
Wyoming and Lookout. where 1t has
been lying for the last five days.
Two trains are stuck between Alser
and Lookout.
Other trains are delayed, but we
cannot locate their whereabouts.
It is reported that the road is
more effectually blockaded than ever
before. The storm that has been
raging for the past three or fopr
days, has been the ~severest this
Winter, and nothing can be done to-
ward getting trains running until
the weather abates. The cuts Ire re-
ported filled with snow, and
there is between two and three feet
of snow on the Plains. 1t Will be
impossible fortrains to run regularly
until the snow melts.
Superintendent Fillmore returned
last night, worm out by exposure and
fatigue.
.lhere are from twenty to fifty
passengers on the different passenger
trains at Laramie. The citizens are
almost entirely out of fuel, there are
but four carloads in the yard, and
no more can be obtained until the
road is opened.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

HASKELL-OSBORN-In San Francisco.
January 18th, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. HoratiO Stebbins,
Walter w. Haskell. OF this city, TO Miss
Clara +. Osborn
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
EOUS

Gold and Steel Pens, Lamps of all kinds,
Lanterns, Work Boxes. Writing Desks,
Baskets, Wall Paper, Window Glass, Pic
lures and Picture Frames, Cigar Case,
Tobacco Boxes, Pencils Crayons, Sterres-
copticUns and Views from all parts of the
world, Feather Busters. Buckskin and
Boxing Gloves, Pocket Books, 1nkstands,
Dice, Combs, Brushes, and in fact every
article useful or ornamental.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

BEAN Pacific Coast Advertising Agency.
40 Montgomery 81, are our authorized A-eh's
in san trtHci>Cu-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
Pianos and Cabinet Organs for
Sale and to Rent.

ss@Eastern Papers and Magazines
received DAILY. Agent for all the
leading Daily and Weekly Papers OF
the Pacific Coast.
Carson City, Nevada.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

Prices of Admission:
Dress Circle and Orchestra Chairs.---....-.Sl W
Private Boxes.......5 90 Children, Halfprice.
Reserved seats can be 8 cured BY applying at
the BOX Office. Ja3o II
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Proposals.
ROCK IEAHB AnsEllAL, IT,, MAJ o. lsIl;
Of stonsi

ROCK IsiAsD ARsEHAL, IT,, Mag o., ls7l
bssisd proposals are Invited ior the io'0"'"s o'
FOR A WATRRPowRR DAM WALL
This vail viii be About 10 feet lonF similar " az,
ms9.gas aad Character Of Iorh e NJ as% Ss a.
40 i .s. p,sspss.:ic.: n. ::s y q. 6 4.
ssEsd Nth sasbls Inc ie9tsg e y. Tsalp vs
- p not Ies, tb.p L ipehss hief hs coping 81 the
i.rs ..t Inches vide must e not . lee. than In
y u ~ sbsS SSSt q OG :v TsSVI'd
and ne rsmsisdsF rubbls and bridrs stone. The
s sSSIs So H Sa s,s ss ire .S seam" cracks
FOR BARRAOKB.
sissi e ;s ra .Sov. s ~
built Al this hrsepa The walls Are 10 Be hrut class
.iossvOTf . 81 u sSsss thlSF, bsofsd With 5Tiet
About one third o. the stone foF this bulldlsE Viii Be
Ss I'm SS. s g s' q 1aoi% S S:9s
'osIg .ad re from saP, sss%. ssd aau..
hT.sus must tvo {s.fs before Re date iof OponleG
SooLs y .ons, uSdFs..Sd ana con,slniSS no, les
ma. Vim y SpsSsd Z, hi. Arsenal At 10 m,
>, Sidds!. - lnili;d . be present The usos.,
sasSlSnt 691ds sseoTdnF e laS toI faithful per
~ Ss 81 ,.a o EsssTys,
ln,at.iaotory Bids loT ne dam stobS md ioI bar
pSs, bs % iula.S i. y. .sns TsaSii.S sissl io9
w dan o. ioT ne etIaoks bids mg't state one
aimsSslon tSfsn iossthsr. Stone iii SS sssaTsi 10
me veil, and eIolude all oponinaa aud technical
Pids sboald be Endorsed on the Oul-ids Of the on.
Ve9pe containing them "Pnpo.Als 70 furnish stone"
application 10 The undsfsiGned. apd should also 81.
anime the drawings In this once before msking hds
leI Capt Of Ordnance, Commanding,
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Proposals.
pRoPosAIs ron WALLS.


OFTfCn Om1EF 0UAnrMnMAHrER,l
DHPAnrlrnHFpg TVS QUIZ, \
Nav OnLEANa, Las jams -, lell }
heAled proposals.. 10 tfiplioate, with oopy Of hla
adysrilsement Attasbsd 70 each win be tsosiyed Al
the erection Of atons, or brrk cdHea one each, ~
the nationai censtsfisa Al AttnaDdfia naton hoaaa
oopingD OF briQk iron fengq afound the national
eemstahes At HatoheE, Mlgtanippii Baton Rouge,
three iron aatss for each 81 The above namsd oems
tefies.
can be obtained By Applylng 70 the underf COED.
Zach proposa must Be accompanied With Euarnntsg
persons that IN case the proposal i accepted, and
eon,taet entsred uto, they win become hureties fof
Of stones for copinga and faoinea 70 be auhmlttsd
with the prupoaala PropQsaa 10 be addressed 10 the
Lodges" "Prpposals Tor Ersetine Walls Tor Iron
b. order of he ossrtsrmastsr oepsr.L
WILLIAM n. HUGHES,
iyi1 Ohiaf Qiartarm sister.
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PROPOSALS FOR GOAL


NAVY PkYNAsrgR's OIncEl
wAaHIHaToH, d. o., Jgly 9, tsIa. -
Sealed pToposais, a b snaoTsed "prop2.sl' vii
July isll, fof the below described coal, 70 be de-
hysTed free Of sHpspae. Al the WashlnEton na gard
subject 70 the usual Inspection, 70 VIII -
BUREAU or kQuIphENTA AND RECRUITING,
90 ions thouaand) tons bf OumbeTiand GOAL
The coal 10 be delivered on the wharf ~ the nav
yard into carts provided By the 0oyerument and viii
be paid Tor according 10 the weight Of the navy yard
scales, 2Qi0 lbs 10 the ton,
bidders must STATE 10 thslr bids the time ptthiu
witch the coal be delivered Irresponsible security
When awarded.
Blank forms for bids 10 be had 81 this olboo.
The right Il reserved 10 reject any bid considered
kLBERT W. BACON,
IQ u. A. pnFmaafaF. u. n N.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN PATAPsoo
FAYErTE, HEAR OHIRLIs sTREET.

THmD sToRY. UHIoH BAsK BUILDISa,
FAYErTE, HEAn OHARLGa kTnHHr,
BALTIEoRR. MD, July a. Is7a
Proposals. invited Tor dredging In the channel
below Fort OATro leading 70 this city, Known ~ tbs
"OrAiGhill Channel" The work win 10 between
LOU and O1 90 cubic yardn but bids for amAilsr
quantities viii DO conhldared.
Tho ude rises about one foot and one half, Length
Of hAnl o. mate rial averages about two mlaa Pro
posAa viii state kind Of machinery 70 ba used aver.
AEo quantity q oable yards 10 bo removed daily price
p0T cubic yAfd including excavation, removal and de-
posit Maternal 10 10 measured In dumping so0Wa.
Proposals 10 be scaled and Ia duplioats, Endorsed
Outnide, accompanied By copy Of this AdVortisa-
men, will be received untl noon OF tho SLIT day Of
Jaly, 1874 and will be opened In five minutes there
present.
The right 70 roioot any bid IL reserved.
Specifications forms Of proposal and any desired In
fornAtlOa 10 be had on apple Ation Al this once.
WILLIAM p. ORAI0HIII.
ha Major Engineer, u, \. A.
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PROFosAgJ5SiI , mr. TYPR9yJEg qlIANNEL on

. UhITED bTATkA ea0IHHHnh OITICE,l
lI)J OHEsfaUr ArRREr, PHlLApgLrHIA, Pa, I
july g, lisa
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, made pn forms sup.
piled from this once. with oopy Of this advertise
nent gttAqhed 70 eaoh Will be received Al thla once
Tor TsmoytnG By drbdainG irom The channel u the
behuyti river, betWean ita mouth And The Chestnut.
street bridge LOU cubic yAFda more lala, Of mud
sad and gravel and loose slonoa Also separate
postlI t9L ISm9ynH O eSble EAIa s'oEs Sr Les. Of
piled from thla once, whore the map d Localities may
also be seen, j. ID. kURTH,
~ LlSalsnARt OOlohsl Of KhsiassiG
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R. FULTON & CO.,
314 Ninth Street.
u RoPoSGIs ron FHE m 4 yFi1E " WALLS
nIID0Ut SEEIs. SHS 9 z:

NEW YOhK CITY, June " t6ll
BaIlsd proposals In duplioate. viii pppy q this
AdVsTttshsnl sttAohed TO each are inyited and Will
bo EsoaVad ~ this One unul " M, july ~ 1874 Tor
uOpsl Osmstsrlea Al DLhyla. alsadals, hsVSn Pines
And Ataunton, We the proposals. 70 state the prices
Tospsotlysly, Tor ! stone WALL brick wall and Iron
isnoS In A6ooFdAnos Nth the plans And aDsolhoAonn
kiSS. pIoposGls Cor q one And half sioFy MAnGaFd
rpof lodge each a. the DAnVlo, GLENDALE and seven
pin0 Den alaTal, the proposals 70 HlAta the pHaaa
respectively, Tor stone lodge and brick lodge ~
each oometsg all mAtsriAl and labor 70 Be furnished
b. the oohtrAolor. Ut. .=
PlAnh and IPooheAllona may be seen a The oams.
tsflsa application 10 Tie hupsrh landaala tharaat
Al the QukTt9FmAataT'a 0aaeol 10 phllAdslphiA and
Fort Monroe, Va, and a this onioa, II
fTOpQaAla must Do aooompAnled ~ . GuArahU
signed b. two responsible pAfaa Tor the pHnmpl 81.
eontion Gnd iulnllment 81 contract, ~ AWagdsd, And
United Stats Attorney Of Judge o. Asyshns A.
Collector, and tnolOaed 10 the undorllHn6
indoTssd 'TopOails ior walls o. lodgSl n me eaSt
may b. for one OF The other Of both .,....
Oolonel and Assistant QuATtermA stoF GSnsTsI H. b.
A., Ohlof QuATtormAStRT ID, Z, hu
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TON AQUKDUUT.

MAsHlnaIoH, y, " , july !, lGa
heAl cd proposals Nill be received until the THIR-
IHkhfH instant, for the Construction And compile
ton Of certain works upon the WAahiugio Aqusdnol
The WORK 10 be let oompriseal Quitting and setting
stone for the coping and pArapota Of Stone BFidEes
laying slnoh pipe a and completing the earth worn
oil, the Distributing Reservoir.
BIDS viii be received for the compilation Of the
whole work OF for each separate work, described In
the apooihoationa, the Unlted States FassTynE the
right 70 reject any Ill bids 10 contract iOF the
whole separate works.
PiAaa, spSsihoatiops and forms Of contrast can be
seen, and any desired Information oan be had on Ap
plioaiion tc %, X BABOOUK.
Major o. knSineorI U. 8. A.. O6loi EasiSSSr Nash.
tnston Aquoduo1 iyiH
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Passengers leaving thslr ordera II Tiekst Omcs
northwest corner hIth street and Ponnsyitania ave
nue. can have thnir baggage called for and ehscks1 a
hotslh and residences to all points Mouth and West
Through uekts Ito Cincinnati Oolnunbus tndiaDapolis
Louisville, Re fsyuia, New Oflsans. Ohieaso, OWshs
sas ranolsoo, and all Ponts North, Northwest West
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BALTIMORE LOOK HoRPITAL,

DE-. JOHNsHON;
BALTIMORE LOOK HOHPITAL,
Once ss1Ih Frederick street.
From hia SEtsnalss prAotos In the great Hospitals
Europe and TIE nrsl In this country, ViGj KnalAAd,
al 6issRsRs oS i HRRHDfa5R In the world for
CURE WARRANTED IN two DAYS
MsAhnes. p the bAok or IAnps, btrstuIss AHootioa
@potsasT ossss.l disability. nsIySqInS;s. DTIPspslG
q he h:aTI f@idiS. TTs@SSs, bi%S.si q siaSI
4 alddi9s.. p,'.A,,S a Y. Head. ThrosL Nos Of
terrible dlsoLtsrs aisiHS hon ne So.
sAI h.6lts e YSGsh1,sac5.I and soltHY gTloIioes
nope, o. GhtlSiDAlons, rSSdsSlnG marriage. AZ, Ia
YOUNG MEH
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