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IN. G.. KsPUCE.

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AS lust returned East the largest took Of
II consigned Goods be sold a. Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the Western country, 70 Wts
STATIONERY.
1000 Rssms Letter Paper; 1900 sefseanE Envelopes
1900 &c note paper, Ght2oO0 " Fancy ? cords
Edges Of BIsnk Books, various
1900 &" Fools Cap, 1000 IS ssesl Pencils.
$50 " - Fancy Note
2OOO sets Lnves and Forks 1000 Hammers and Halehets
1000 Pocket Knivesj 100 dozen Argentine silvsi
500 pair Session. Spoons;
1850 Raz0rs; = cords n double barre Guns
FANCY GOODS.
50 doc Colosne; Hose
so Hair on; 350OPort Monaies,
52i6 Fancy Work Boxes; $50 dozen Linen HdkS;
500 Ladies' Companions; Us " SILK DO
20OO packs Pins No. 6, 49, 2, 600 spool Threads
1000 pair Buck skin Gloves Msrino Undsrshiris;
$50 dOz gents white and fancy
BOOKS.
IS 600 vol standard Books;
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY
IS Magic Gold Watches; $50 do Gold Neck Chains
$50 english gold patent levers75O Gents Fob Vest dol
Manufactured By Joseph 695 do Gold Seals and KEYS,
Johnson, 3 Gu street, with LncEsu;
LIVERPOOL 200 sstts Of Can oes, in cases
$50 Silver Lever Watches $50 do FlOrenlne 90;
$50 Open Face Silver do 500 pair Plain Gold Ear Rinrs
57S Composition do; 5000 Ladies' Plain Gold Breast
IS Ladies' Hunting Case Gold pins;
Wsiohes; 1000 CENTS and Lsdisa Gold
$50 do Chatlngs Pencils,
1900 worth Of Gold Finger
RiHEs5
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases, assorted;
1900 " " " Gold
And all other arces usually found IN Jswsry Establish
Merchants Peddlers and citizens generally are
invited 20 call and make seiecOn asove
long 10 different estates. have numerous other articles
tedious TO mention % shou nave ANYTHING tha Lady or
AusoneOr for COnsignees No. II Cedar street. NASHVILLE
Tennessee. noT2-bmd&W
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kFF The statement that Nr. Everett is 10 deliver the
Grafton at LexipgtOa KY the occasion Of laying the
corner sons If the monument 20 Henry Chy co lradet-
ed The time for laying the tt1ns has bean post
p0ned from April l2ih Until 4h July, u sord ample op-
portUuitJ make suitable sangsmen for he vast Goa
curse o. people expected TO he attendance. NUM-
her Of military crm aniesand civic associations FROM s
paris Of the country from Boston to New Orleans, have
sguied their intention 70 participate IN the ceremony
Lou Jour
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Commercial

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,l
NASHVILLE, March 5, 1857 !
CoTTONIs rather rmer owing to the favorable foreign
news. Sales light to-day Al 9Jf9I2K.
TOBACCO.-sales at Johnson, Horne Cos Of 3hhds At
II 90; 10 IS; u IS.
BACON.-Thsrs still exists active domOnd Hog round
Ia worth o.; Clear sides Zoe.
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PRE5IDESI TIERUE7S RECEPTION.

Thelast oici4l reception Of President PIERcE Is repre-
scented to have been very argely attended az no ccouan
OF tbs Presidential mansion for long time has been 9e
sOuay more highly esteemed BY the citizens Of tie dis
tric and visitors 10 the national capital generally cor
respondent Of The New York Mirror al opposition pa
per, speaking OF The closing reception, says:
The Presdent-Eill q President med 10 g5od rpir
its and sustained bis accustomed CHARACTERISTIC courtesy
and asbity Il is not the least significant fact Of pecu
laIiy Of democratic institutions that in his presence
and treated with genuine kindrsss the Washington
Representative Of press which has exhausted The vocsb
usry OF abuse upon every pecoual and political fact 81
heon Whch could be made to misTepTeSsnt him since he
entered bis office
Had the party question stccd in ike relation in any
other living President" he would doubtless have bad
durggcn the galOWs The g8rrOo aB ibe instant eOpe-
queroe. As was tue temper and courtesy ard even
kindness uniformly manifested by this excellent and truly
accomplished American gentleman and magistrate forced
the PARTY question the concession aer leaving bn
house that Franklin Pierce was of the most thorough
admirable christian gentlemen he had kuown during
loug and inguistve u-rg the very many pu bic
men be had encountered IN Washington.
DEAD LrTrEEs-POslmaster General C1mDb,l. issre
cent report states thai the number Of letters uncslea for
or dead is probably thTes million, and it would seem ab
eouey prnper that some measure should be adopted BIZ
TIE Department. insUye the delivery Of these missives
With greater certainty. One hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars The post Offices without their per
Torrance Of ihs duty Of delivering the letters This mat
Ter nas efeao O5n SIoUgb 70 h5 1oce q lne enc ais
Of The department and probably tie Postmaster Genera
Of the oming administration will take the proper sa
Eures to amend evil which iset to be very u17leasaus
PRrsIDEST FIEEcE A correspondent OF the Ricbnoad
Eagrr proposes that the state Of Virginia raise by in
dividuaI subssrip:ion, q Sufficient to purchase
southern home and present it to President Pierce rs
substantial spproval-ao in word but in deSd-of his
administration Of the government
~ The following, which ind & laIs Dgm5er Of
Che Providence Poss, needs no comment:
The Maine EqUor law has not stopped rum selling in
single town village school district or reChboThUod II
Rhode Island Ga the contrary in at least fifteen towns
where there was not greg shop six yea ago rum is now
Fold openly EEd freey-ip Ors town that We might men
ton in t least twenty Ee places. Oh what progress we
Er, mixing alleT this new order Of thi1gsl
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QUITE AN AFFAlB.
The Washington correspondent Of The PHILADELPHIA

The Washington correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Argus Of Saturday relates he following:
Quite affair occurred this morning at one Of the prin
cPA hotels. The wife Of msmberot Congress, who bad
been sent Tor to attend the Inauguration arrived on The
y morning train, day two before sac was expect
ed 81 her request she vas imt daiey shown up her
bu bands room the door Of which tseens had accident
ally beea ei unlocked. Dsc0Tsrn thus to be the case
knocking and turning the knob she wsnt in The bed
IN the room vas uuluo5eG bus sEo recognized the dCd
garments 81 her hu'oaud laying about the Seeing
q deer iJ1s communicating wish the next room, she
Thought at ms GorrItry must lie in thsTe ana so she
pushed her exPioEa'u rs accordingly The consequence
that she found herself il sdys bed roou aud her
sun'bsrg husband uUcCnscicusy sharing the couch OF
his far Esg6Or. uer rushing presence aroused the gull
IS see1er but without giving Them time to recover IRON
their coEius5u she retired the Office and ordered her
baggage aud herself back 20 the depot.
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FACTS FOR PARENTS.

The only way to bas and disease Is - begin
Al the undaton and remove the Hence, patients
have been treated for great variety Of diseases where
have been the sole occasion Of the illness. B. A.
FEhnestOsk celebrated Vermagsl the mdsst and most
eEsetual remedy for this disease.
NEwAEK, N. J. March Cd, 1854.
MEssRs. B. A. FAHHEsrocE & Co.:
GENTLEHEE-On SATURDAY last, gave . vial Of B. A.
FahnestOeks Vermfugo 70 my three years old, and 10
the eouFss Of the day he passed large number Of small
worms I should think there several thousand Of
them. has improved his health very much. can
mend Il 10 she public the beat medicine FOR eEpellng
worms shat know Of. CHRISTfANA COLeS,
mTh5-im. Is Broad street
II Sold wholesale and retail BY all the principal Drug
Eiss country merchants throug United States
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MISS NJ. HARDY,
FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES

FAMILIES.
THOMAS HOPE & CO., No. 1872 Chambers street,
NeS.York, -ssIablished Is2O-mportozg sad Dealers
in ali descriptions Of Rare Old Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wines Finest Old BTandies, Superior Old Jamaica, S.
CToix and Antigua Rum, Old Holland Gin and every variety
Of Fine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
Champngme-MaN Sutaine, Hoet & Chand0n and
Mumn's Imperial Cabinet and VeTzsRay, Hsidseick and
other Brands.
CIareI and Sauterne-Ineluding Chateau Mar
gaux, Chateau LATTE, Laove, Larose, MHrgaux and 81
Julien, Chateau and Haul SauierneH.
HOOK WtneS-Of JOhuaBnesbeTger, MaTcObruunsT,
RGdssheimer, iOck hemer, sparkling Hook and AOaeie.
SeguFs-Oalh the choicest varieties Elegantes Regalas,
ClHcnas, Operas Pressed and COmmunes.
Foreign Eruits-of all kinds, Raisins, Almonds,
Prunes, &c.
cas- and COfTeeS-all or the finest qualities.
Hams and TOBgues-BurliBZIon, Virginia and
Westphalia HANS Smoked and Pickled Tongues.
Goshen Buttcr-in FiTkins, Tubs and Stone Jars.
Foreign PiCkels-Sauees, Catsups, saFdinos, Ca
pers, Olives, &c.
PrescrVes--East and West India and Domestic. And
full and general assortment Of every variety of FINE
GROCkRlES. [maTh6, 57--dly.
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UOIlOWay's Ointment'-Ths dry eruptons 80 an
moving to many aged persons, well bois riugWorm
sead head fever Sores bruises all external nsamma
zion whether the result Of accident Of disease heal rapidly
under The application Of this Ointment.
u Sold at the manufactures, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York, and No. pa Strand, London By all druggists At
&c exc. and Ell psr not
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Prof. Woods Hair RestOFative-Is The only
article that will BY Natures process rsore perfectly
and permanently both the gray and bald and preserve
hair the end Of s in all Its Youthful health and beauty.
For testimony perfectly irresistible, large circular,
around each bottle, call and get one ia Marx street,
opposite the Court House. e is nov sold
By all the Druggists and Medicine Dealers IN the United
States. lfsb27-d&w- Nv.
az mANNY,s CELEBRATED COMBINED
REAPTNG AND MOVING mACIIINES.-FOR
sale by the undersigned at Johnson & Hornets.
B. P. CHEATHAM,
ians'5T-iE General Agent for the State
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TRAYEL-We nave never before known lie travel from
here by river Rt this Of the year as great as at
present Every packet that leaves here goes out full Of
people, and TRANSIENT boats pick up large hunters OF PAS
Bengets at this point During the past weeks there
has been average Of one hundred and fly two
dred passengers leaving here daily By river boats 60
ing Up and down stream, and there Is stBlno dminuon.
-A@phs 4gFasA .
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tbs PEBSID &ASI1S.-l. Is usual fF the Presi
Seu 70 vscsIe he Presidential mansion few dais be ore
the inauguration NJ Buchanan, see :! sa;ed Gcqu e.
Is Mr. Pierce 10 remain in the hCuse I'll 81 the nAuru
ratio sad thee become his guest al lie desires to leave
for New Hampshire To lhis graceful iRvitstiOn, Mr.
PeTss, It is sad, has sece5ed.
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~ We read in la Francs KsIical, The following
Several sosrtf; journals le,y announced discovery
VII Oh will not prove be the least curious or marks
be Of our age Ar Steck q chemist orStut'gart has re-
Gently discovered vegetable substance Whchis endowed
with the surprising and si1guiary remarkable pro sry
of reVi7i ing the capillary bulbs IN cases Of badness
The experiments which have Just been made in Paris on
number oil honorable persons, 10 had Eeeu bsd for
several years aud whom this preparation has caused
the hair to return with incredible acvEy Of growth leave
doubt the manifest Of this new conquest
Of science
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A CARD.

A CARD.
MRS. BECKWTTH hsving disposed OF her stock OF MI
w liuey MISS n. HARDY, who has for two years past
taken charge Of tls Nil nsTy Department In establish
ment adeny and Ws pleasure recommends her 70 the
patronage Of her former customers and hs public gen
orally. mrh6-1m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-06

PERFORATED PosrAGE STAMPS "A Great Come
nienes Hon. James Cumpcel, tie Postmaster
General hiss recently introduced az improvement:
in postage stamps, which, according to the Phiis
delphis Ledger, ADDS greatly to their public Goa
Venience. He has had them prepared on sheets
with perforatous around tie border Of oscl stamp,
SO that they can be separated one from the other,
without usiog knife or par OF SCISSORS. Besides
the aasing of time 10 this improve neDt, there IS
greater security that the stamp will adhere to the
letter, for the points or rougb-edges lefL by the
perforstions viii stick better to the letter, there
being none Of the risk Of the edge turning up IS
when it is continuous This plan of perforatiDg
letter stamps is practiced in Europe, ard SIR
Campbell hsl the ,ntrsctor to procure 9 machioe
from that country fer use here TIE amount OF
letter wiring in the United States may be inferred
from The number of postage stamps used. The
numIer sold By the government lass ye,r rsa3hed
e,rly one hundred and fifty millions Of stamps
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SIS he RICH2"-MRny sigh is heard-many heart
is broksn-many life rendered miserable By The terri
BILE inatuation which parents often manifest in chOosinga
happiness TO result from of two principles
d-.astfc ally opposed ether in point much
as virtue is aJ VICE? How often is tie first question
which asked rcpsctng the sutor OF tie daugsr this
-''is he Teb?'
as be ct?7yes he sb5unds in wealth; but be does
not afford any evidence thai he will make kind and
lsciUnste husband.
SIS be rict? yes, his clothes purpe and fns linen
and he fares uuPu1usy every Gay; "a you iultr
fIom this that re IS ViTtuOus2
ais he rieb?'-yes be has thousands floating on every
ocean, but do riches take to themselves wings and
away Will you consent that your daughter should marry
an that has nothing but his wealth. All, beware; the
gilded bait sometimes The barbed hook Ask lot
then ais be rict?-but rs be vTuout Ask not if be
has wealth. but if be has houor-and do not sacrifice your
danghlsL 3 hannness for money"
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Arkansas SWAMP LAND LAW-We are apprshensivs
from letter recently received this city fm plomi-
nens legal gentleman Of Arkansas bat be supreme court
Of that tAe decided 10 favor Of taxing the 10 caed
Swamp Lands hersolore exempted for ten years With
out nentoning the action Ct The court lPeeJng the
lands the letter simply advises The pay Of taxes
lands advertised Belonging 70 the gentlemen written 70
aud others hee 70 100 psr cent the amount Of
taxes aud costs. We maks this statement Tor WhkioTer
benefit II may be 30 pares conesrnsd-Msll9 ~ aa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-06

hI1INo CoLoRs.-A movement has been started IN me
city of Providence R. L. abolish The schools for eOlored
ehildrer, and to have the pupils studying IN htm
transferred TO the other schools making distinction
account u color. The Journal BLACK Republican paper
Of that city, is not pleased with tie prcposiOn, and
thinks it would work badly in Praeties. It says
The cnlored children especially those # tue il.
legeut and cultivated class the very ones who viii re-
eye most advantage from the higher studies Will not 90
Wh-re they not treated equals and thas they will
not be among children school Constant unpleasant
collisions will occur and there will be end to the diff
Guilty sngeudsred By this forced minRng Of Schools
which, separately accomplishing the best results for
all She children, white and coloTed Il is bes 70 let well
alone"
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How EMANCIPATION WoExs IN JAMA.cA.-A lecture WIS
recently delive ed in Philadelphia By Mr. Robert Camp
bel, on "The NegO in Jamaia As Mr. Campbell, SO
we are informed, has Oug sded in that island, his tea
timony is enitle to reTecifI cen Iteration. In tie
course of his cure he made the following admissions
The present condition Of he island Tot calculated
10 give high rank in tue eyes Of The world The
wing ascsrtained that By cuturg Of small PORTIONS
Of ground they support themselves are satisfied To do
So without the exercise OF energy Asa natural cEse
uueuee traveller through Jamaca will find large estates
once rich and fer e now lying absolutely wse and
grown with grass Although cattle Can be raised yet beef
Is imported although Indian would flourish exseu
sVey, yet meal is procured from AmeTeli although the
coasts Of the island abound in fish, yet Hsax supplies
the article numbeess other commodities are import
ed that without difficulty could be produced at home"
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES n

GROCERIES GROCERIES /!
CUGAR.-75E bids in store and for sale by
y mrhs STATION EWING.
MOBASSSs 100 bbls and 100 half bbl8 just received
w and for ssle BY SIRATFOA N EWlAG.
Il OLDEN SEMUP.--lOO packages just receive d and
" for sale oy sTRATTON EWING.
COgFEE4o9 bags rlis choice just received and for
~ tale BY STATION EWING.
tEyHISK K-a5O bbls Pixies Magnolia 100 bbls Cheno-
w Weth 3 100 bills julius h. Smiths Old Reserve 50 bb
Rye and Bourbon 80 bbs Robertson COUNTY WHISKY, in
store and for sale BY SIRA1TON & EWING.
DUTsE RYE WHESkY.--2 bbls guaranteed pure,
Il vEHT OLD, in store and for sale By
mrb6 STRATTON EWING.
UNDRHES.-2O0 packages star Candles, 100 Paekasss
- Pickles, O do Buckets Tubs &c, 100 boxes gFOuhd Pep
per, Spice, Ginger and Soda, Ia store and 20 arrive.
mrh6 sTRATTON d EWING.
STATE or TENNESSEE,
DAVIDSON COUNTY COURT.
B. F. jones' and Others,
va
the Office OF master OF the county court
"A st Nashville the 5th day Of March, 1857 motion
Of complainant bV counsel in she above and sppear
rx the satisfaction OF he clerk master, the fol-
lowing defendants, tO-WiL: Sterling W. Goodrich and bis
vile Aary A Monroe Goodrich, and Sterling Goodrich,
noHresdeHs OF the stls Tennessee, and
The ordinary ul this be
therefore ordered the CLERK that pub
eatOu be made foc four weeks IN sion the Nash
vile UNION AMERICAN, Newspaper published IN toe
city Of Nashville, requiring the said 0efsndaR sO appear
the next term The th be holden for county
Davidson, al the couny thereof in The city OF
Nashville, on the nrst Monday pl aud said
bill the same viii be taken for confessed them and
SET f 7 bearing q PGrte F. X. CHEATHAM,
marh6- VII prs Zee S.. Clerk and Master.
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VETB are IN receipt or pne assortment soodu
w which respao fuly ASA Ihs aliongou u Retail
Murchanls.
Our OF Straw Goods wiz Be nund very sombsts .rd
desabo, and stock Of Boots and Hats = beiiey
ed % be 90 sufficient variety 90 meet The require ora
WAC nay aTor % VIII 40 examination. As purchase
cusysy IRON she Manufacturers feel Warranted In a.
8eriug that sarpg tho irade Wh all roods la our
ire low as They cau hg Delivered lera ron tho large JOB
bng Es;lbistm us ~ Pn.llduI phia and New Work.
tur 90 20 ere dfis SIX MIuts pr1mDt anf ~
make liberal allowances for Casa payments.
feblj-2m COOK, BAILEY u 60.
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JxO. Diana, Sec.
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sTTTH RIczARDsoT,
MANN 6, BURroH,
DAVID P, PIERcE,
Committoes
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We learn BY the dispatches Of last evening that
/. t,lloviug renteneu compose the new Osbinet,
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49, "a Ff9,..iaicg i5s The e5as;ruct on Of nil
az ''aa4 ~ "a4-n g'on AID Eesrasks larrill-
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~ Committee Of conference Oh The Dsfci
'ih Wa sPP0iated, ths seeJud e5mmittss
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1T rs NOT a DYE.
MRS. g. A. ABLENS WORLDS HAIR

RHSTORGR.
Cr.v haired Raid or persons OF hair or
scEIp read the following and Judge Of the articles
MRS g. A. ALIENS ZYLOBALSAMOF n
Or Worlds Hair Dressing. essential 10 use with the es
being ecaeious in cases Of hair falling &e' without
the ReStorer. t,,,. 49,,
testify Its effects" &c. ~,
PRESIDENT ]. IL EATON, L. L. n. Murfreesboro Tenn.
Notwithstanding Irregular nse the ialnS ON Oh hA
ceased and my gray locks restored to original COLOR
REV. s. B. MORLEY, At,leborO sias,achusetI. "Ithas
changed the Grown Of Glory, belonging 10 oia meh'
10 the original hue OF YOUTH" &c.
REV 81. TEACHER, go years Of aged Pitcher ChenaHGo
SSthIns Ike dye" &c.
REv. D. T. WOOD, MiddIetown, New York 'Sy own hair
and that Of another Of my family has greatly theEsa-
ed, where almost bald,' SC.
REV. JAMES MCKEE New York City, Recommends it, &c:
REV W. PORTEUS, Stanwich Conn 1T has met my most
sanguine expectations" &c. -,
RBv. J r. GRIswOLD, Washington, n H. at is real
effcacious in restoring the hair" &c.
RBV. a. ~. SPRATT, Lewisburgh Pennsylvania 1--WE
and do eheerfally recommend IL &C. ,,,
REV. J. P. TU5TIN, Charlsstown; South Carolina. lne
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Meriden, n. II. 1--WE think
very highly Of your preparation, &c. -..,
RRY H. @. SMITH, Pratsburgh, n Y. 81 Was surprised
to fnd my hair turn as when was youngI &c.
REV. @. NJ. CLINK, Lewiston, Pennsylvania TT has
REV. A. FRINK, Chataqua County New York II am sat"
isied and recommend it."
REV. D. NORRIS Cross River New York at is the best
preparation extant.n -,
REV. WILLIAM CUTTER, Eiitor Mothers Magazine, New
rz-We might swell this St but II convinced TRY IT.
We export these preparations TO Europe even and they
supersedng all others there as well as In the United
Hdoes not sell mr. stain Sold by principal whole
sale and retail merchants in the o. s. Cuba OF Canada
DEPOT, 3JJ BROOIIE STREET, N. Y.
where address all letters and Inquiries.
dealers try to sell articles instead Of this on
which profit. Write to Dept for circular
terms, and information: Genuine is signed, Mrs. s. A.
Alien, written In i"E. Beware of counterfeits
sept4-3meod