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COMMUNICATIONS.
WHY EVERY DEMOCRAT NOW IN THE AAIE-
RICAN PARTY SHOULD LEAVE II

WHY EVERY DEMOCRAT NOW IN THE AsIE-
RICAN PARTY SHOULD LEAVE IT.
When we entered the lodges of the American
order and solemnly subscribed to its articles of po-
litical faith, told that our american par'
was ne'O party, 'rising upon the ruins of the two
old parties, Wing and Democratic-and that the old
issues were dead, and would never again be resur-
rected-that the Bank, Tariff, and Distribution of
the proceeds of the sales of the public landslide
sub treasury system, one term time, and internal
improvements by the General Government, were
questions ignored and cultivated" And as Demo-
Gratis, upon this solemn declaration, we united with
Wings in joining this new American party What
do we now behold? The land distribution of the
old Wing party taking precedence over all the Anne
ricanissuesthese latter indeed thrust aside as OBJ
sOlete and subordinate-as political abortion-a
humbug.
Answer me the following facts Did not the Anne
rican party ignore this land distribution bill or
question in the First Degree" of your obligations
Did they not ignore and eschcw it in the Second
and Third Degrees of the order? Did not the Ma
tional June Convention at Philadelphia in 1855,
ignore the land distribution question? Did not the
Gentry, ignore it Did not the Washington Ameri-
can Organ, the mouth piece of the National Ameri-
can party in 1866 and in 1856 during the last Pres
idential canvass ignore this very question from day
to day, declaring ." that it could never become
question Of creed, because there had been a COM
promise effected upon it between members of the old
Wing and Democratic parties, towit: by giving all
the lands of the General Government in the old
States to these States for internal Improvement pur
poses, and by giving those in the new States to
these for similar purposes Did not the Nashville
Gazette, then edited by W. y. BiIbo leading Anne
rican press in 1856, and the Nashville Banner then
edited by Allen A. Hail. day after day proclaim that
these oldissues by the American party, as an COR
der" or as q National party" in their Third
Degree" obligations in their national platforms and
in their national press, had been repudated and ig
nored? Was not this the greatargument with the Am
erican press and orators why Democrats could unite
with Wings in supporting the American candidates
and party?
Now we ask all sincere and patriotic Democrats of
the American party, since these are indisputabIe
facts, how can they any longer trust or vote with Il
party that has thus wantonly and shamefully viola
Oou tue sOeu ooIlSdilOHs Dy winch we ever became
members of the American party? The land distri-
button bill as it is advocated is an old issue
it is of Wing origin-a thing obsoletc-long since
abandoned by Clay and Webster, the 9uondonl lead
ers of the old Wing party-and as advocated by Mr.
Hatton and the Wing portion of the American party
in Tennessee, a practical absurdty and infinite
humbug. We shall discuss this question further.
AN AMERICAN DEMOCRAT
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A It. FIELDER ESQ

The Democracy of Lauderdale and Dyer have
nominated T. Fielder, Esq, as their candidate for
the Legislature from those counties. Mr. Fielder
has accepted the nomination.
Mr.. Fielder was the member from those counties
in the last Legislature As such, we knew him in
timately, and can testify to the fidelity and zeal
with which he guarded not only the interests of his
immediate constituents, but of the entire State We
found him a Democrat in principle and practice
rigid in his integrity, attentive to business and uni
versally esteemed by his associates The Democra-
cy of Lauderdale and Dyer should spare no exertion
to secure his reelection
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KNOW NorHNaEsM IN THp MouNT.Ir.

KNOW NoTHNGEsM IN THE MOUNTAINS.
A friend writing US from Montgomery, Scott
county, says:
AS usual Sam is loose over here in the noun
tain sneaking about, and his Hindoo worshiupers
blowing out their gas they always do before an
election comes of claiming great and glorious victe-
ries sll occasions for their candidates One not
accustomed to hearing such verbiage would be con.
strained to believe that political millennium had at
length dawned 1t really seems that Sam has left
his head quarters salt river and erept out with
an old dilapidated coat called distribution no.
ping to hide his utter defOrmites and total naked
ness till he can get to slip hishand elandestaely into
Uncle Sans pocket.
The Plug uglies are trying to coax old line
wings to take shelter under one skirt of their old
ragged, bobtaied coat, when only short time
back they declared that they were not responsible
for any of the obnoxious acts or violated pledges
of the old Wing party" o consistency. what a
jewel thou art. Whittier art thou fed? Drowning
men will catch at straws, but old birds can't be
caught with chat. The mountains were never more
united in the support Of the Democratic ticket
D. ]
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EaT The following we find in the Nashville
Journal Gf Medicine and Surgev for this month.
edited by Drs. Bowling and Eve, Professors in the
University of Nashville:
A STRANGE PLAYT.-Nlr. Louis S UIlman. of Co
lumbia, of this State, claims to have discovered
plant in the desert of Arabia, which is strangely
prophetic of Meteorological changes We are now
experimenting with a specimen sent MS by the dis
coverer. 1t is keeping time very accurately with
the ordinary barometers. We shall speak more at
length after thorough Columbia Her.
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THE DIFFERENCE.

We find from careful reading of Know Nothing
papers that there is a marked difference between
the issues they would make up for this canvass in
their arguments to the public and what they would
have them understood to be in their arguments with
each other
When addressing the public, distribution and
Alien Suffrage represented as the all-absorbing
questions upon which depend the future safety and
prosperity of the country. Any one in crediting
them must wonder to himself how the world has so
ong prospered without the application of this won
ierful discovery.
But the argument is very different when Know
Nothingism is philosophising with itself Then
Distribution and "Alien Suffrage loose their
lmPortoncs, and the real issues in the canvass seem
to be TO retain power and secure the Offices The
Cookville Times is very much alarmed for fear they
may loose the Senator from that district and thus
pictures to its friends the dire calamity that might
follow such result:
'The loss of one member may secure to our oppo-
nents the Legislature. And in that event we shall
loose two U. s. Senators for the next six years.
This Is not all. II the democracy can secure a
majority in the Legislature they will re-distrct the
state; and we may not recover our present position
in ten years"
HOW alarming for know Nothingism to contem-
plate! They may loose two United States Senators
and the Democracy may redistrict the State that
hereafter majority, and not minority of the
people shall govern. This is the golden apple after
which Know NOthingism is running, They are
afraid the Democrats may redisrict the State thus
destroying their present corrupt, fraudulent and
unconstitutional sppOrtOnment, by which the ~
HOrity vote for Henry in 1853 and for Gentr- n
.855 enabled, each time, to elect Legislature,
and thus govern the Stste-snd if they are per-
mtted to do this, says this editor in his alarm 1--WE
may not recover present position in ten years"
The dire calamities that might afict the country
from defeat of their professed principles, are en-
tirely overlooked. Distribution and "alien suf-
frage" are soon lost sight of when they begin to
talk about spOils. By the close of this canvass
Know NOthingism will have made itself as ridicu-
lous as it is now disgusting. No device, no trick,
can conceal its glaring deformities
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Rsy- The advocates of the Plug Uglies at Wash
ington protested TO be eager for investigation of
the events of the election day in that city Five or
six Plug Ugies have already had more investigation
than is good for their health, and the grand jury
will give some others their satisfaction. The Plug
Uglies ought to summon the editor of the Journal
He seems to know great deal in their behalf that
nobody in Washington has found out-Lon. DIM
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ADMISISTRATORs, SALE

ON SATURDAY., the 18th July isst on The prer,i ., =,
~ O'clock will sell a credIt one two aTJ -,
years. for payable in Bank, satisfactorily secn,ed %
wi hODt interest that valuable House ana Iat on uI
Street at the Of High, belonging to the estat Me-
tin New. This properly snld by express dirsci
Mart New in his will for distribution among bs a.ots
Title undouhted The lot fronts feet on Broad s re 81
High. It's promHsnt corner being nearly opnoss he
Southern Rail Road. J. McRGiBDTv WV
Adm'r Of Martin New, with the viii annsIsd
Err. GLAsCOoK, Auctioneer. N'
July7, ls57.-tds
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET IN MIssIssIppI-The follow
ing is the Democratic ticket in Mississippi:
For GOUerHor-Wm. Melville
For Secretary Of Stdte-A. B. Dilworth.
For State Treasurer-S. L. Hussey.
For attorney GenerGL-T. J. Wharton
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ka- Mr. Hatton says that what he terms alien
suffrage, "smells to hsaren." That may be, but if
he determine the latitude and longitude of Know
Nothingism he will find that smells in an opposite
direction
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A WORD TO THE PUBLIC!

A WORD TO THE PUBLIC!
HAVING received in the last few very heavy add
IL former pc hateT ourselves that
prepared 10 Uer extraordinary inducements to
purchases
SPRING AND SUMMER DEFY GOODS.
Our stock consist Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY Goods,
HATS AND GAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, VARIETIES.
&C, VIII Oh keep constantly hand and Offering
very low prices iOT cash aud 10 punclu dealers have
large and splendid stock Of DUfOUr Cos Anchor
brand BULTlNG CLOTHS and having purchased tn m
under ne favorable circumstances We are satisfied
that sell them for much less than they purchas-
ed elsewhere IN lhe city.
40 THE LADIES
particularly We Offering and handsome assort-
ment Of rich and fdsbIO able DRESS GOOIS, HO -IkKY
GLOVES, Ribbons, TEIMMINGS,& &c.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods will certainly ind il 70 their
interest call and examine Stock prices as we are
prepared 70 offer bargains any House IN
the city
u ! Remember No. 81 Market street.
jIy7-u HASBHOOK, MCWHItTkR eco
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B9- Ex-President Pierce, accompanied by Sena-
tor Mason, of Virginia, and Col Green, of the Bos-
ton Post, are now sojOurning at the White Noun
tains in New Hampshire.
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UNION OF THE DEMOCRATIC PAPERS IN RICHMOND.
The Examiner and Enquirer, of Richmond, Va,
to be merged on the 1st inst The consolidated
paper will retain the name of the Enquirer.
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Es5~ Mrs. P. 7. Barnum and family have sailed
for Europe in the steamship Canada there to reoin
her husband who intends to make England his fu-
inre home
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AFTER THE ELECTION.

The Louisville Courier, endeavoring to catch some
thing of the inspiration of the poet editor of III
Journal draws truly sad picture of the genius o
Know NOthingism after the election, from which W
extract the following:
Tis time
For memory and for tears. Within the deep,
Still chambers of the heart a spectre dim
Whose tones are like the wizard voice of Sam,
Heard from the past elections, points its cold
And solemn finger to the beautiful
And holy opportunities which have passed,
And left no trace of wished-for power
On the Know Nothing cause. That spectre lifts
The iron door of the SubTreasury,
And bending mournfully, above the pale
And yellow millions, scattcrs dead hopes
Der what is non comatibe.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM SoUTH CAROLINA.
The following are the most prominent candidates
for United States Senator in South Carolina to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Judge
Butler: Francis Pickens, R. B. Rhett and Maxey
Gregg.
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The BOsToS Posr-This sterling Democratic
journal comes to us IN dress and considerably
enlarged, even on its before mammoth proportions,
The Post has always been one of the ablest and
may now be considered as the leading journal in
New England
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NEW DEMOCRATIC JoURSAL.-JOhn W. FOrney
Will very shortly commence the publication of new
Democratic journal daily in Philadelphia, to be
called The Press His well-esrned reputation as
conductor ola newspaper renders certain that its
career must be successful one.
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Land Sale

RY virue OF decree of the county court Of Davidson
- county, rendered the term in the case OF X
Jones ana others VS. W Goodrich and oIhers will offer for
sale on the premises, Monday, july 18Th 1851 Tract of
Land containing about 20 acres, and situated On the Ga
turnpise about Il miles fFOm Nashville. SAID lard be
longs u he estate Edmond Goodrich deceased aud Is
sofa r Distribution among the heirs. The Will be d
vded In small lots to SUIT purchasers pas OF the same
will De exhibited on The cay Of sale.
TER nS.-Sl50 will be required in cash. tha balance
upon credit Of l,2 and years without interest Notes
with good security required, and lien retained upon lac
land until IN notes paid.
juneg IS59-ti Pm. fee 81. R. CHEATHAN ro,
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WHO WANTS A RARGAINf

W oner Tor sale desirable LOT for erection OF
large Business house, fronting 20 feet the
1st oe OF Front street, intersection of CLARK
street, and running back TO low marx. Apply
June ll-lm J. L. g. K. W. BROWN.
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EDDerSon SPRINGS

"PEVCA SVAA cITA HI 80
ITAVING attended the Dr.. a. Debow as phvsici.
IL duT bslas; Illness feel duty 20 say Ia the
public thai cOusi the above watering place not oD
healthy butfres from all epidemic Contagious dissase
There Is no. single Of sickness the place mr. h.
immediate Leyh00hOJ ID, as we cTedibl Informed We
that the watering place rely healthy we 49,
thu statement TO have that have gronn -,
Of tbr M maatary panic that Pervaded tLstcOmmu1ity
JAS. :. DYER.
ROB'T PENSL ~
JOEL r. tRENSHAw.
TOM L. WINSTON
A.J.DYER.
DR.. DeBow taken sick HartsyIe al ybcb l,oe bo
died. There has been disease Of an. kl1d % ~
Epperson Springs nor al any than Hartsve
u Banner, Christian Advocate and Banner OF Peace
juneI3-lm.
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LARGE SALE AT AUCTION
Machinery, Iron and Tools.

THE NASHVILLE MANu7AcTus1Sa COMPANY vii
Nashville, on 'r' a. 'neit sssoOH'N "
EDN ESDAY, 18TH JULY NEXT.
De offered O. nsists IN part Of the ,t,,.P "
Prssss. P, ~. ~ n-sueh Lathes, PLANES, Drilling
Tonss Pes eAnltns' Tools, Wires, AnviIs Hammers
1850 Also, number OF Steam Engises
I szss, patsy nnished. An endles, vsr.tv ~ undn-
M Aso great variety Of assorted wrought
Most Of the unfinished maehine,v -.
geo 3y me recent IRE al sad sstabshment in
OF which u Is expected that ape oonori
buy bargains Biaeksmiths, Maehnists ana oI
are particularly requested to attend 49, NOunN! "'eu
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash for all sums under one hundred doll.r. 20. n,
sums over one hundred dollars six montbs IiT
approved en- dOrsera; notes payable In bank-to ~ o,
win In every case before securing property.
-. JNO. B. JOHNSON,
june % Io9I "a Prsst. N. n. Co.
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P0sEponexIgent.
THE above sale has been postponed THURSDAY
L the sd Of July, 1857.

a CARD.
AVlNGi sold our entire stock to Messrs HAsREooK ,
II McNHIRTER, N Co.. we take pleasure In recommending
theta 10 our customers and The public geneIaly
EVANS, PORTER & co.
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Il. & G. q. whites original
FRANeIPANNl.

- N = = II II j y / y u L l. X h II NJ II
FFANGIFANNi ENHs.crs FEANsiraNSI PoHApE,
hAlR OiLI Soar,
TColH S,Cut-
THESE new, elegant and recherche perfumees are f. IN
4 the abort If Messrs X e. A. " rIsbt SI r tgI-
GINAfOHS AND ~ 5NJ FAJIU GERS in mi, eonntTv ~.
Perfume FrDg Panni production brousbt IN
ITS original state INTO this country and prepared in its various
forms by them.
The admiration and msHd for these articles is bevcpd
precedent and in consequence variety OF i'm tb ns are
springtngup; but these whs therof COMMUNICATIVE
or OH As "IMPUKiAllONS"h have only sn evantscsnt
lragranCe AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY Pl,kCESEs
EkS saie by all Druggists in the Una5 Stst.
Canada and eOutb America. 07'
K d.. A WRIGHT, Sole oiginators and manufacturers
in the United Sites.
No. 31laIa % south Fourth Street, Phila lclPhia
july
Gazette of Fashion.
FRANK LESLtES' GAZETTE OF FASHION FOR JULY.
Just received by HAGAN & BRO
Director.
WHITES COUNTERFEIT DkTECTOR FORJULY.
Just received by HAGAN d BRO.
july Market and Union Streste
INRANK LEsLIES' GAZETTE OF FASHION FOR my
Il Just received by JOHN YORK & co.
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AUCTION SALE OF
c. 0 c erie S .
| ny
B. lar Ter & CO,
AVE will sell Tuesday the 7h inst, o'clock
" m in front 81 oar warehous No S, Market street
.9Ty gt ss'orsmsnt Of groceries, eoa'sngor
10 bags Prme Rio e5Geej
20 Obis 'oaf Sugar
leo do Magnoia whisky;
80 do Nelson's do doub distilled;
20 do Bourbon Whl-ky;
50 do Msupug ahea Rive;
100 boxs- star candles;
% do p DO do
lOoOO gar, assorted qualities.
$40 boxes assorted glassware;
900 kegs ails;
10 cases and Z adines; together With pepper ginger
painted tubs, sc
j1y4 Sa&r B.LANIER & co.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
= He Tor the present wear having been
completed and returned The Recorder will remain
open Tor the inspection Of FAX days from
Moons assessments may be corrected.
A. RAwORTH,
JIy4-ie'. Recorder.
Union Bauk of Tennessee,
NASHVILLE July ,, les.
THE Board Of Directors have is 4 dividend
OF s. share, payable 10 the sock hgld r msnd
July g. 1873. CORKEY, Cashier
BARBER WANTED.
! WILL give constant employment and good wages 10
first Barber other need apI,. Can soon al
Jaly I, '57.-3t, FRANK PARISH.
FINE EXTRA TOBACCO.
Invoice offered, subject sight damage from mould
n bargain can be had for cash. BESJ.F SHIELDS.
July
EIBROADGIES, LACf. &c,
new Stock just received which the of the
"A Ladies is called. jaly3 gENJ F. sHIELDS
MATTRESSES.
( CONSTANTLY, on sale by
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
PLsNrER.' BA.K Tenn,
Nashville, July 1, 1857. I
VHI5 Bank has declared dividend OF per- cent out Of
the Is or THE last months ard 3p.f cent out ofhe
surplus pr fits making per- payable St,ckh0i
deLs on demand. jiy3-lml D.WEAvER. Ca.hier,
NEGROES Al AUCTION
ON SATURDAY MKT / will sell at Auction several |
July3 K " FoaTER
II. Il. HAYNES, j. W. MORTON, r.. j. LrLEs.
r. al HAYNES IL Go
A GENTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE or Ne
GRoES at Porter's old stand, No g. Cedar street
,ashyHle, rem. iuy3
WANTED,
WE wish to hire a WET NURSE, for which , Ibs,,1
w price Will be paid. Apply immediately to
iuly4 No 81, 6caS[ street.
NO" ISTHETIMEI
no purchase that valuable Store House on Market street
corner OF Clark II present occupied by H. S. French &
on. The Ii fron ~ j. on Marketa1d IO6 on Clark
syey one knows that it Of the prominent whole
n most liberal terms. Tor further particulars call on
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LII persons indebted 70 the Nashville Com
n psny are requested to call and make Immediate aa
ment as the business VIII be closed. JNO. B. JOHNSON
JuhS % io''' President
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T0EsDk4 MoRvlNe. JULY !. ls57.

For FIOater,
ROB'T w. haywood.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Nothing New,
BOHN's CLASSICAL library
NJ. n. REKKY a.

a series OF lateral Prose rraasiat ions o
the Greek and Latin Classics, with
notes and indexes.
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VaIuable Fal.Ell Tor Sale

Wish TO sell the plantation which now live lyirgson
Carriers cree , tea miles north o. Columbia a. dye
miles west OF Pring Hill, containing FIve HU -dred and
thirty Five $50 Acres; three hundred seventy i've
which - IN good ATE ofcu tivati0n
Persons wishing would do well % call and
examine the property before buying. Y. s. PACKARD.
dec. 2SCtWaw-r
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rThOse Fine French Velvet Hats, so much
sought aitsr-nO Imitation, but the genuine article
just received at July Il FRANCISCOE'S.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL sTYLEs.
NJ EW and beautiful OF the soft Hat appro9ri-
~ ate iOr the extreme bog wealth just opened At
iulyi FRANCiSCO'S.
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ITO purchase that valuable Store H0 on Market street
corner OF Ciark, present occupied by H. s. French a.
SON The Ii ffOnts - feet MarEetand lO6 on Clark
every one knows that its Of the prominent whole
sale grocery and produce stands city will be d
on most liberal terms For further particulars call on
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PANAMA AND LEGHOsN HATS.
w < have just opened fresh supply Of STRAW GOODS
w for The summer, consisting uf IN, Panama,
Canton, British, and Lsgborn Of r. jce5 uien,
boys AMI chidr n, july u FHANCISt O'S.
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C. c. ToRBETT q co.

oFF1cE-cOREER CHURCH AND CHzRRY STREETS
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9aiIp dnion&a

DAILY, s.; TRtwEEKLY, IS; wEEKIYsa.
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&c. EASTMAN, &c. pUNNNaT0N. &C. TOR1ETT
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HARPER FOR JULY.
hANr END AASA1lNE FOk JULY just received BY
Iune@f HAGAN & BRO,
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w heat! WheatII

I.NRANk LEsLIES' GAZETTE OF FASHION FoR JUI,Y-
Il just received by JOHN YORK q IN