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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

EVIDENCES OF THR GROWTH OF THE Cry
The most casual observer Of but one years
residence even in Nashville, cannot fail to see
the rapid increase in size and importance,
which is exhibited upon every hand. The
town is growing on all sides-in aregularspro-
cess of xpansion-stretching out-and enlarg-
ing generally. But recently unimproved and
vacant localities are now dotted with suburban
cottages and dwellings, and in some instances
the corn-felds of three or four years ago are
now in lots ornamented with handsome resi-
dences, while in whatever direction, in the
older portions of the city, one turns the eye,
it is met with new buildings or those in pro-
cess of construction. OF this however, more
hereafter.
With this general expansion necessarily
comes the demand for room space, and real es-
tate owners adjacent to the city have laid off
portions of their grounds into lots, which are
now offered for sale. Among the rest, Gas
many of our readers know,) the proprietors
of Walnut Grove,-one of the most inviting
and eligible spots to be found in the country
have plated an embryo town of that high,
healthy, and beautiful piece of ground, and
christened it McGavock.
1t is very handsomely laid of, with Mecada-
mixed streets, wide avenues, parks, squares, etc,
in the right direction from the city, and within
ten minutes walk of the public square. 1t is
surrounded by turnpikes, some Of which are
among the principal thOroughfares which lead
to and from the city it is, nevertheless, COIN
paratively quiet and retired, being beyond the
din and dust of town, while those splendid trees
afford cool shade and pleasant retreat, which
is fully appreciated by the denizen of town.
A sale of these lots will take place to-mor-
row on the grounds, and those who desire to
purchase fine site for q residence, with the
above advantages, or to invest money profita
bly, in real estate, will of course attend with
out fail"
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EF Those who attended the closing exer-
cises of Mr.. Hess Musical Academy, op Mon.
day evening last, at the Christian Church.
were much pleased with the entire entertain
ment The young ladies gave ample proof,
both in the vocal aud instrumental exercises
that the time spent in the Musical Academy.
had been probably employed, and We con-
graduate Mr.. Hess npon the gratifying success
Of his enterprise, thus far as exhibited upon
this occasion.
Among the most noticeable and pleasing fea
tnres Of the evening, were the performances Of
che orchestral class, which were Of very
entertaining character exhibiting correctness
in time and tune very oreditable 70 each Indi-
vidnal member.
The violin solo took the audience BY surprise,
when IL was known that the pupil had been
taking lessons for 80 short period.
The exercises Of the entire svening passed
of Ia q manner highly satisfactory 10 QUE and
ali.
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STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

WISH sell my stock farm situated immediately at Union
Depot the Memphis and Ohio Railroad and the Mem
phis and sommeFvle Plank Road II miles east Of AeEphs
eonlaierg 61o Acres SEQ In dne state Of cnyaon
the remainder hney tmbsre and all under znd sob
stantal nee-a good Two story Planned Dwelling Framed
Negro Houses Stables for twenty herses and hundred
head Of Cattle. selling from my Dairy IS worth
MIA per day There IS Acres Futures OF choice
qualify. win sch the Land Crrp. Stock and few likely
young NegToes and give possession Immediately or vii sell
The land AID deliver winter. Here The best chance
Cor party amikr with Stock Raising, and devote his
time 20 the business 20 be ound 80 West Tennessee. This
place divided Into nine Lots sth besntnl buiinE
Ste weed and cleared Land each eli and With
good rnsd 10 he depot
BOT scld privately before the LIST sa u WI % that day
Be dYed and sold in ols 10 suit purchasers toseass sh
stock consisting Of seventy eve head Of eous uesty
with cali BY my Brahmln Bull twenty Mares With eal b.
Nebraska: stock Of aas hosded Hogs and kbssp 5rsh
ala Ball Msmphs; and Cos E1senak; ny yoang stsilon
NsbaskA BY npored Sovereign, Aan disnsce. ioar ysA<s
oiL
feTsons Wishing u exaiss IN zce, get Ffhaf lnr
maon VIII please eAn me- 81 g. D. iecEss Real kstsie
braseg 10 Memphs ul be showH By my 0sessesr uhe
the pAec Ths ths Nenphis and OILS Railroad
leaves this place Al IN essek snd rstafns ~ IN
o'closk, ~, every dag. Ju1kfh Z. FERGUSON.
m4Nl8-lra&kw
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gT-During the vacation of the Schools the
Musical Academy will remain in session for eight
weeks, commencing on the first Monday in July,
and closing the last Friday in August. Those
wishing to enter pupils are requested to apply to
CHARLES HISS, at the Academy, "a Vine street, on
Or before the lst of July next during the hours of
and IL A M, and until 4'P. NJ. [jel8-dlw
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Wednesday Morning, June is, 1856.

gZ- Persons leaving the city to spend the sum-
mer, have the Patriot regularly forwarded 80
their address, for any length of time, by leaving
their address at the Office Of publication.
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500 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the residence Of Maj A. B. MONTGOMERY
II miles from Nashville, the morning Of Monday the
"a day Of June inst Negro Woman, named Mary, OF dark
copper c0cr and between twenty Fix and thirty
rather the medium size and Of fine appearance rather
pleasant contenanre front teeth very bed.
She raised In Bowling Green, Ky, and was
brought this city and sold about months since Jas
r. Jackson q the neghborhood Of Bowling Green She has
free husband In Bowling Green, and also several children
belonging To gentleman in that place. and will
doubtless attempt to get back there and from there free
state.
will give the above reward for hr apprehension and de-
livery 10 me, at my office in Nashville Tenn.
june1l WILL. l.. BOYD, Jr.
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each bd @
Bmue oNNELoNG ehrd d Cpd hrGhmI
Tn1 Collector
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YES
Patent W2Sh-TUb.

HE above machine patented October 10th, 1855, in its
utility simplicity and rapid and thorough execution,
supasses every thing Of the kind heretofore introduced his
Tub is mounted stool, and provided with rollers and
brushes by the action Of which strong and rapid 81
water is induced to pass through the clothes removing every
particle Of dirt without the slightest injury Of the clothes,
however fine the By peculiar and ingenious
rangemen the dirt removed from the clothes provided with
place Of deposit and thereby prevented from being ground
back again into the Clothes the in most machines
Six shirts, their equal in bulk be thoroughly
washed with this machine in from eight to minutes These
Tubs sold Fight Dollars each, which taken
ton with its perfect performance, renders it the
Cheapest and Best Washing Machine now Known.
Printed directions accompany each machine.
County Rights part Of Tennessee for sale upon such
will TO the purchaser large profit upon the
investment To Of energy opportunity for making
money easily and rapidly will be offered
Agents wanted in all parts Of the State.
Address JAMES C. BALDWIN & CO.,
mayl-w3m 81 College street, NASHVILLE, Ten
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EH We notice amongst the visitors to our city,
she Hen. A. F. HOPKINS, Of Ala, Hon. NJ P. GEN
TRY, and our former fellow-citizen, B. Il. SHBP-
HERD, Esq, of Mississippi.
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E "Nen become comparative Insignificant,
except Instruments said Mr.. Pierce at the White
House, on Friday night. He has learned that truth
by bitter experience.
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The Ar of Dxeing Human Hair.

1t is imperfecy understood by those who make
the gIeatest pretensions The of the popular Hair
Dyes the day may, for the tme color the hair but
to succeeded by furnished green other unsghty
pearance. Boge's Electric Dye is void Of these noxous
properties instantly dyes the hair beautifr natural
black brown which neither water sunshine tar
nish in the least and make doubly sure
his agents are authorized refund the money the
perfect satisfaction is not given. Prices 80 cts 81 90 and
II so per Inventor, W. BoGLE Boston, and scd by
| Druggists everywhere. my Silly
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Land for Sale

OFFER for sale C700l SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roaa, miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract w ch reside.
This Land equal II not superior In Msury county
Is well wstered 1.-The celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well mbered and well improved
There the premises beautiful building
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road. II
will be divided suit purchasers sold in 4 body.
Fer further information apply to me al Aahwood p. Once
Msury county, Tennessee
aGgll-u LuCICS J. POLK.
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STOCKTON'S
Patent Straw Cutter.

TIVE multiplicity Of Straw Cutters already before the pub
lie large proportion Of which having failed successfully
TO stand the of thorough trial and having fallen far short
Of the representations Of the vendes well the eXpecta-
lions Of the purchasers general dstust has been created
in the public mind for all machines Of this description Hence
becomes consideration Of the utmost importance before
the general introduction Of machine which there
much doubt and connected with which there have been
many failures, that il should first have subjected
the most thorough and critical test and its claim merit
clearly established beyond doubt This machine has now
has been submitted the tests and has
dergone notifications and alterations with view Of bringing
il perfection possible. 1t is complete, and
scented o the public in the full confidence
OF the farming community and sustain the high repu
has already obtained and the opinions formed
by all who have used it,
We claim for it
LIST. Great strength and durability
ID entire freedom from complication, being simple
be easily operated by boy twelve fifteen years Of
age without the lghtest fear Of arrangement.
3D. Superiority excellence execution cutting with
great ease, rapidty and eXactness.
4h Great economy in price, being offered at the low rate
Of Eight Dollars.
Other advantages might be mentioned, but would occupy
too much space.
1t possesses popularity, however, remarkable and
important that cannot fObear making mention Of it, We
aude 10 its EVERLASTING SPRING designed keep the knife
always in proper place, and uniformity
on the time yielding any hard and foreign sub
stance the appearance Of which in most machinery would be
liable TO produce serious injury.
County Rights Middle and West Tennessee sale upon
extremely advantageous They be made by
worker in wood Men Of energy wanted to act Agents
Address JAMES BALDWIN CO,
mayl-w3m NASHVILLE Tennessee
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The / rOakers at Fault.
NASHVILLE
Going Ahead Faster than Ever!
= NJ / g 70
Ats population WIFI be
20 90 0 o!


HE harder the knowing predict its downfall the fast
i er it grows.
Even the Railroad and high taxes have not any
In order to keep pace with the spirit Of age and to give
all portions of beautiful city and its vicinity tar chance
the gentemany propretors of the Town Of Mcavock have
generously allowed portion Of that noble scheme
to the public. We therefore propose,
Thursday, the 18th day Of June,
to offer at Public Sale number of Magnificent Lots situated
Fillmore Avenue Scoy Street and the Buena Vista Turn
pike
task Of properly setting forth the beauties and advantages Of
these grounds 1t would require the fertile imagination and
classic pen of the talented author Of Glencf TO do justice
to our theme. Seated
-"Reaedh the shade
Of solemn" walnuts, mot "Odks,D
how appropriately and eloqueny, one tctS JIncy fre
particularly nbbng copiousy from the Fountain Of
Hedick might ne surveyed the before him, des
cant upon the goes Of ancient Greece and Rome upon Ar
cadian Groves Sylvan Streams Capitone Hills Grecian Por
tcoes and Egyptian Temples After soaring alot in such STYLE
could he restrain his Pegasus so far as to descend to the pres
ent times and view things they he would mmedi
ately before him
ThG Great High Way
of Nations commencing the Of Maine, only
to end the Pacific eemng with its millions Of passengers
and grooming under its loads of freight gracefully crossing
the beautiful Sewanee and tastey winding its way around
the base Of our MAZE tic Capitol.
longer can these grounds esecrated by presence
of Swine, the be0Cg Of Bulls the braying of Jack
as that dptedtre has fortunately been removed to
extreme southern confines.
TERMs.This word slipped in accidentally How natural
it in these days for ali things end in money We did not
intend to arrive at this point but would come New
ertheless hope you will not consider mercenary We
good deal like politicians brmf1l of patriotism
work for the dear people out Of love and affection for
Them and for money and taking Of ourselves OH
mention them. Like the Cincinnati Convention,
this sale is gotten up exclusively pro bono bic0. Never
thees, like those patriotic leaders, Pierce Buchanan Doug
las &C. viii gratefully receive slight tokens Of regard for
eminent and dSiRtereSted public services, and in this
instance beg leave to suggest that they be in the shape
notes payable in bank running from five years in such
sums as the public may kindly dictate the two first with sat
ctory riders all bearing interest 1--WE like to be progressive
not standing stD and lien retained, &C., &C.
The Omnbuses with the Fly and other appliances, viii be
on hand as usual.
Performances to commence at II o'clock An, the prem
ises. Programmes ready in few days.
LINDSLEY CR0CRETT,
E. r. GLAscoCK, Auctioneer 83 College st
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F# We are requested to state that another
meeting of those interested in a new hotel,
viii be held at the Chamber of Commerce, on
Thursday 60 morrow evening" at o'clock.
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Arc vou Getting BaIdq

Isyour hair turning geyF Do you wish to cultivate good
whskers moustachesf Your hair to be Soft silky and
glossy? Your head be COOL comfortable and free odand
ruG? your children to have luxurant heads
ofhair? Then BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID, which necer
fails in unerring effects Prices 20 cts SO cts, IS cts, and
81 50 per bottle Bogle's Balm of Cythea stands unr
vailed graduating tan i'd pimp!es and identifying the
complexion. Price so cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
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CITY CLOTHING STORE.
NEW
SPRING AND SUMNER
q 90 I'D s.


A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
HAVE Received very large and well selected stock
II STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And carpets for 1856.
Dress Coed
Fine BarePe Robes-new styles;
Organize Robes 4"
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 ks;
Plain silks for Evening Dresses and Nantes;
Bareges, Plain, Striped, and Plaid;
Large lot cheap Musins;
White Goods.
EMBROIDERED GOODS
large assortment Of Jaconet and Swiss Houneings;
Embroidered swiss and Jsconet Collars;
Yalenciennes Lace Collars;
Collars and Sleeves to match;
Large assortment Misses Collars
Transfer Work and Embroidered skirts.
KID GLOVES.
Bajous make-a large stock.
SPRING MANTLES.
Embroidered Black and WhIoe silk Nantes;
ooorsd Nantes variety styles-Prices from IS to cas-
TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES,
Handsome lot Bonnet Ribbons;
!, Moss Trimming Ea and Frnges;
HOSIERY.
good assortment Of Ladies' white, black and eolOred
Also, good assortment of Misses and ohdren's Hose.
Large lot Gentlemen's Cotton and silk Half Hose.
Gentlemen's Goods.
Handsome assortment French Linens;
!" Black and fancy FRI o@ss,siSSeres;
Linen Duck-good assortment;
Plain and Check Cashmere, for Boys wear;
Assortment Cravats Shirt Cola rs, Drawers Kid Gloves
CURTAIN DAmASKS.
In Satin and Wool-new patterns
Handsome Lace and Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Large lot Curtain Muslin.
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
Pine 4-4th Velvet OArpeting;
" 4th and x Brussels do;
Ply Oarpeung-nsW STYLES;
Good assortment Rugs, Mats, Druggets, ~ 81 and 60
Check and White Canton Mating.
Also, large stock Of cheap Carpets;
A, Z, aud IL Floor OH Cloths;
Heavy Goods for Car coverings
ply Cotton Ducks los inches vide These Goods We can
furnish from % to 100 inches vide.
We have large stock OF Plain, plaid and Striped 0sna-
burgs, very heavy
We have GOOds the right width for Wagon Sheets and
Tent Cloths
Those visiting Nashville would do well to give call be-
ore buying apl2l A. O. A. y. BEECH.
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River and Steamboat News.

The river had risen few inches at this point
yesterday, and from the heavy rains which fell
Monday nigh; and yesterday, it was expected
that further rise of perhaps some feet would
occur.
The only arrivals since our last report were
the Aldo and Il. L. Darts, from Smithland,
and the only departure was the Aida for Pa
ducah The Princess had not arrived, but
was hourly looked for.
The 4. L. Dr0is leaves for Paducah to-day.
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Corporatlon Tax-Colleotor's .
CIRCUIT COURT ooUErY--IANUARY

WzsA @ NC
g d wit p6 wink 10 AN
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II. C.. handy,
Wholesale GER,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
And Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
No. 80 COLLEGE sr- BHOAD, NAsavHLE,
L|EEPs constantly on hand fun Of Croceri
IN consisting in part follows:
100 hhds Sugar. Fair toCho ce 10 bags Spice,
200 bags Prime Rio Colt e, 200 bb Msckerel, No eande
200 bbls. Molssses 100 i DO do do g.
100 q bbls. do Rose Hill, 100 kits do dos
90 bbIs. Loaf Sugar 81 dozen Painted Buckets,
90 " Powdered do, 50 nests do Tubs,
90 Crushed do 10 casks Soda,
10 boxes Rasins, 10 cases Matches,
30 " Tea, Imp. ard g. p, so dozen Plough L1ness
10 " Pearl Starch, 80 e" Bed Cords,
81 Taiow Candles, 10 reels Cotton Rope,
30 " No. l Soap, 10 coils Manila do,
400 Glassware, 5 clses Cigars,
200 reams Paper, 40 bhls. Rsctihed WHISKY
10 bags Pepper, 20 Vinegar.
The highest market price paid for Feathers, BeesEsx
Ginseng Rlaxseed &C., &c.
~ Agent for Goose Greek, Boards and Silver Spring
Mills Flour. apis
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~ Extract from letter by the Rev. M. CHURCHILL, Of
Boston, who is travelling for his health in the East
at gives present idea of he expansive en-
terprse of his countrymen to find their commodities OF
continually in his path wherever he goes have
visited any considerable city of Turkey where did not
and the Medicines of my country represented by ayers
cherry PICTORIAL In Smyrna, AIeppo Jada jerusalem and
Coustannope in EACH the door Of some ba-
zaar the peculiarly American looking iron card of Dr. Aver
saying in language which in thousand of the
ers by read-"Ayer's Cherry Pectord for Coughs.
Colds and Consumption sold here" On shelf behind the
crossegged mussuman the bottles with their Eng
h Spanish French and German faces turned towards the
crowd and enquirng told that foreigners are not
only purchasers but the true believers themselves waive
in fate try this product Of American Skill when
they find there is other for them.
81 told yesterday that the Cherry Pectora had been
presented the sultan and is in constant in his
harem and in the hospitals of the Empire"
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JUHN ,. u 4 SUI
W. w. FINN,

J. T. BILL, ''
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Another Remarkable Cure of ScrOfuIa.
SPAETA, Caroline co., Va,
March, 1854.
MessrS. Bennett d Beers, Richmond:
Gentlemen-Yours CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE has per-
formed remarkable In the person of man,
afflicted with scrouIs in the very So bad had
he become that his eyes entirely closed
for than yeari As last resort everything
else had aie9 il resolved try the Mixture. We
mnistered it according to directions and wonderful to say,
perfect cure has been effected satisfied that
medicine equals "Carter Spanish Mixture" as purifier Of
the blood It is creating quite excitement here and sells
very rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours, truly, r. 8. BROADDUs.
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Inv NOficp
HORSE POWERS Ann THRESHERS,

HORSE POWERS AND THRESHERS.
NATE have IA store 30 Pennsylvania Horse Powers
w and rhreshers which be used either Eb four Of
two horses Thee machines have stood the test o. twenty
ave years In the gees grangrcNng regions Ia The unci
states They have recently been much improved 10 their
gearing and general contraction making them lighter in
draugh. than any other machine Ia We have also
he,e nchinrs PAT up ~ store In complete working
order and invite al interested 90 call and examine a.
Apgs-twsw MACY a HAMILTON
SCALES! SCALES!
EAIRRANKS' CelctrAtsd Dormant Platform, Counter
Il ana aTocers Scales fail stock always In stere and for
sale a. ManufAeta eT's prices, BY their Agent.,
", n GORDON 90.
READY-uADE CLOTHING, &C.
DFNJ p SHIELDS viii offer during the pres Mt week,
~ FHIFkrH ekLR, consignment o. assorted Goods sghty
iamaged. tmayial BENI. y SHIELDS
ma. RAWAGE. % oalsge Street, has received an
- bsrtosaL supplies Of FINE SHOES AND CATERS for
LADrs
saDer KID, Heel slippers
Tampca horaeca Wide Bafkins;
EnEifh sove KID slippers,
Misses kld Heel r. x. Baats,
Ladies While satin siippers
Nids KID bassius Every soi And fne1 4e., &c.
Per slss "a Lotassf Prtoes
lsnslS JOHN RAMAGE.
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Strained Honey.
A FINE ARTICLE. Tor sale - p. HARRIS a 90,
n ianeis broad and Front nts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-18

patriot should porrnt any other consideration than
the honor OF the South and the rtepritvof the Union
to influence his conduct.
But, Nr. Fillmore, whilst he agrees ont and OUT
with Bot' and Fremont in principles and in measures
IS not coarse, blunt, p!an spoken MN, ike them
He tells US 10 lives tho Union North III. South
the kss and the "est'-~hls,he he approves measures
that would dissolve the Orion disboror and rob the
South, and inclte TO ciHHa Al. -avl UP ln, to be
deluded by such empty professions, wn.c are the mere
cover to measures which Id ruiu the country -
Joseph Surface was not more sentimental, ii less
honest than Mr. Fillmore; aad We, tired OF his sott
speeches aud treacEerous purposes are ready to
claim with Sir Peter Tcazle, "Oh, d-n your senti
ments."
Mr.. Fii!mores SENTIMENTS will constitute tho whole
stock in trade of his Southern friends, unless this
convention manufacture, rs they probably will,
flaming Set OF res"uOns, on the suriect Of slavery
and the rights Ut the South, which will BIZ the very
opposite Of the proeesed principles Of their cundi
| date.
We assert that Fremont and Fillmore OCCUPY the
same platform from which Fremont spnuts vulga,
a6use OF tho Snuth, and Fmors utturs sentiment and
saf sawder. The difference between them is just ha,
between th- vampire and the rattle snake. If there
b- any other, We hope The convention will clearly
point il out