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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-20
Purchase of Mount Vernon.

The price paid for Mount Vernon is
as follows: Two hundred thousand
dollars for two hundred acres Of land,
including the mansion, gardens, land
ing-place, and, above all, the tomb.
Eighteen thousand dollars to be
raid on closing Of contract, and the
remainder of the sum in four bonds
payable in yearly installments, with
the permission, after payment Of the
first bond, to pay to Mr.. WASHINGTON
any amount Of the balance due, in
sums of not less than five thousand
dollars, which will be credited to the
Association. in this manner lcsscning
the interest.
The title to the estate and posses
sion is to be given on payment OF the
principal and interest, and the privi-
lege also granted of obtaining posses
sion, on thirty days notice, at any
time the Association, may be ready to
furnish the entire purchase money.
This has been the price fixed by
John A. Washington ever since the
proposition was first made. Mr. w.
promises that if the Association meets
its engagements with him on the lst
of January, 1859, and thinks proper
to pay, and does pay, the other defer
red instalments on or before the 22d
day of February, 1859, as they will
probably be both willing and able to
do, it is his intention. in that case, to
remit to the Association all the inter-
est on all the deferred payments.
At the earnest solicitation of Mr.
EVERETT, and other friends. the South
ern Matron has signed her baptismal
name to the document announcing
these facts. 1t is ANN PARMELA Gun
NrxGuAM, name hencetorth always to
be honored.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Inquirer is not very
we'll satisfied with the terms of the
Mount Vernon purchase. He says
that MIR. John A. Washington has got
the butt-end Of the bargain with the
ladies purchasing Mount Vernon
In the first place he gets thousand
dollars per acre for land not intrinsi.
ca!ly worth twenty. An hundred dol
lars per acre would be an extravagant
price. All the buildings and improve
ments together are not worth five
hundred dollars:
He then retains possession and oc-
cupancy of the premises until the last
dollar of the purchase money is paid
and receives interest on the amount
unpaid all the while. SO that he is to
live rent free at the mansion, and, be-
sides the outrageous price oftwo hun
dred thousand dollars, gets perhaps
fifty thousand more in the shape ofin'
terest. If this is not traficking in the
sacred dust of his ancestor, we know
not what else to call it.
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The people of Tennessee will be
called upon to vote, on the first Thurs.
day in September next. upon the i'm.
portant question of calling a conven.
ton to "revise, alter, or amend the
Constitution Of the State Of Tennes.
see"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-20
The Southern Convention, now in
session at Montgomery, Ala, passed a
resolution on Thursday last, to r. It
next year at Vicksburg, Miss. ~ 4

DT To our proposition for getting
a new.press, we have the following
names: Remember, we offer 20 per
cent, in the way of subscription to the
Journal, and undoubtcd assurity for
the payment of the principal:
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-20

Il is stated that between the first OF
January and the middle of February,
nineteen women were burnt to death
in Great Britain, whose clothes took
FIRE in consequence Of expansion by
hoops.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-20
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Drs. w. g. Fl. Z. ESTILL, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All claims
against the firm will be settled by DR.. H. r.
Lstill. w. ESTlLL,
Feb. %, 1853. H. r. ESTILL.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-20
PICTURE GALLERY.
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o, HUBBARD

TAKES pleasure in informing the ladies and gentlemen
| of Winchester and Franklin County that he has again
located in their midst for the lurioe Of supplying,
reasonable TERMS any style of Ambro.ype Melainoypc,
DC He has fit ted
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-20

The establishment into which we
strayed was that in which were sold
the machines of Messrs. Grover e. Ba.
ker's patent; and the variety of styles,
some twenty in number, and adapta-
ton to all kinds of work, surprised us.
Either for linen, or for cotton, each and
all ofthem, they seem admirably--in
fact, perfectly adapted. They are of
a size to be transported easily in travel
ling. or they are arranged as an ele-
giant piece of furniture. They are
used at the South for making the
coarse clothes Of the out door slaves
they are used at the North for making
the beautiful dresses oflhe bellies. II
seems to be rather an amusement thar
a task for ladies to use them. The
time required bears no comparison tc
that of ordinary work; and we were
much impressed by the evidence giver
by one woman, who owns and ha!
long used one. "Instead of toiling al
day." says she, "with the needle, nov
do a days work in a few hours of the
morning. and have my afternoons fol
recreation and reading" Just ,hinl
oftha,l And when we next prescrib,
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DILLON q co.'s

NTANTEp, at he NIiljtar5 Co'se good V'oS-M'n %
w Woman. r u 1,7r<so,-
auE2q-lW ~ i'' '.''''-''....''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-07

M cuABtns WALKER (of The Hat storej candidate for
coaneman for the Second Ward at the approaching election
sep4-dm
II We authorized to annOuncs J. W. CotEMAH can
dda for Councilman the Second Ward at the ensuing mu-
ucpal election. !"
II We are authorized to C. Z. ii. MARriN
candidate for Councilman represent the 4 Ward at the neA'
municipal election, aus%O7-N
? We authorized 10 announce JAMS B. CRAIsHAD' aS
candidate for Councilman to represent 5h Wbrd at he
next municipal election. aug@o-u"
VWe are authorized to announce R. W. NcGAvooK Esq
as candidate for Councilman from the Third Ward the ensuing
municipal election. augion
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THyF next session Of the Columbia Female Institute will com
ulence on the first Monday in September.
The buildings undergoing extensive and thorough REPAIRS
but will be ready in full for the opening session
The public already apprel Of the association Of the Rev
Henry T. LEE A. NJ with the subscriber as Joint Principal Of
be Institute and will fail appreciate the superior uppOr
unes that offered additional expense, in every
branch OF useful and polished education, In addition to nsur
messed advantages in music. and instrumental, the French
language will not only dramatically taught, thoroughly,
heretofore will he taken to have spoken IN converse
such having NJ meals tRENCH
FABLE making the medium of communication at Rotations
&c.
terms per session, made to the annual catalogue For
any further information, address citheroi he Principals
,u,r1l5S- frWI Swtf W. IL HARDIN.
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GREAT SAFE Oh
THE WcNATRF LAND.
on Browns Greek al1d FRANKLIN TurnPiko
Road, For sale.

an THURSDAY the 10Th day Of September next viii pfer
for sale to the highest bidder. the premises, about 100
Of that splendid Of belonging he estate Of
NATHANIEL MCNAlR4 daCed. fraIiuE 10th The frank
jim furnpke Roads about three niles Nashville adjoining
the lan Of John Thompson, Joseph Yaulx, g. D. Can Ihos
ing from esh fifteen third q
land heavily tlred with beautiful forest treesthe ball
ancs cleared and in high STATE Of tvatoIc whole uusr
good fence and supplied With good supply Of never falling
water.
In point Of fertility these lands viii compare favorsbIy with
the best lands in Middle Tennesec-they lie we'll, have dEk
loose sotinbere with Sugar tree Walnut. Poplar ASH Nid
Cherry, Hickory BoX-eder. AID Black Locust
To persons wishing choice pllce oo ueigh6orhood near
Nashville, this sale viii Oler The greatest iuducemeuts
There three leull huiug fronting Or ne Middle
Frankn turnpike road, and splendid sites covered win
beautiful forest trees, fronting ageus % feet vide, extend
ing from turnpike 20 the oer} These lands o. the richest
quality and all persons wishing choice Gardening lands near me
city should attend this sale Ethout fall for these amongst
handsofnest and best lands State. al
TERs.A credit Of and years, without interest, viii Re
given payable in Bank VITA approved cu requred
and deeds given retaining lein 70 the payment and DIS
c0uut OF 10 per cent made for cas payments
ALSO
At the same tine and place win sold the entire Stock Of p
McNairy consisting Of valuable Brood Mares; nne
trottng Colts, sired by the renowned Washington six Canadian
Colts pair Of superior harness Horses 40 head Of Cattle, in
sheep; 500 barrels Corn; $50 loads good Hay Oats and Fodder
Farming Utensils; Buggy Hunting Wagon, and sets Of
Harness, &c -.---.
Terms Of perishabe property made known day Of sale
Persons wishing TO examine OF the above properly VIII
please call T. n MeNaTy Esq., the premises, who VIII
take pleasure in showing the same,
sale at 10 o'clock A. VI. COLLATION. As usual
NANCE WOODWARD, Agents.
Z R. GLAscocK, Land Auctoneer
Capt. HAMMER, Stock Aueuoneer. aug3-td'
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SALES o. RAJ EsrATE-The Patriot OF yesterday ION
saturday last r GLsoucK Real Estate Agent, sold lot on
Market street opposite fencs store at Sa0l 90 per foot on one
three years time with interest from date Tie lot fronts
~ feet "a Marke. street
sold, Chancery Clerk, the lot on Market
street, adjoining Morrow feet, for 1852 % foot
tie time The Bugg lotion Cherry street, 94eet 'front.' ~
deep brought Sl0 o. per foot; whilst lot on Bread se
70 rou ~ feet deep, brought $50 20 Terfoot These arca
rood saes.'
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. TibbS, Proprietor.

TEyHIS Hotel spacious brick building Just completed
The proprietor incurred heavy expense in hitting up
and furnishing make them neat and comfortable
The hous open the reception Of bOadeT visitors and
Travellers and proprietor afford ample accommodations
5O persons. An omnibus with good and sale ea WI u
AT @ de 10 convey passengers the Hotel and hack to the
dep3 again proprietor intends to try 70 make 1t htes
oTgIS DANIEL A. TIBBS, Proprietor,
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d. R. THOMAS, VI. D.
No. 464 Vine street.
YNCENEEs, IA, June %, 1855.

YINCENSEs, I'D June =, 100.
PRoF o. G. WOOp:-As you about to manufacture and
v your recently discovered Restorative, will state for
bosoeyer concern have used itand known others to
use -a several years, been in the habit Of using
other Hair Restoratves find yours vastly superior
any other know entirely cns the head Of dandruh, and
with Que months proper use any persons hair 70 the
ORIGINAL youthful color texture gyngi healthy, soft and
ossv appearance all this without dscolorng the hands that
app it. the dress which drops. would, therefore,
commend every DESTROYS Of having fine color and
texture to hair. Respectfully yours, - -
O. J. WOOD co, Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New York.
lin the great Y Wire Railing EstabisE nen and ia Market
street, St. Louis, Mo. And sold by druggists.
lSL-3u-inside
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The Liberals captured TampicO on the ss The Revolution
iss are holly pressed vidurri concentrating 10000
San Lonis for march on the Capitol Funds plenty
There was fearful gale sninundagn at Brazos Oe Goth
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We have received letter nom 5AE- u o1AHiE- Esa Act
ing Cashier Of The Bank Of Americas sd Saturday evening"
September 4'in which be says; -
You nave doubt heard, uon the sgthorty Of lr DAv
j t t ,b1 s s ma Is ne zinc K vas Iiievi tsfe
te poy Of the Bank % do So but upon more nature rejection
it was ahaudoncd and the Bank h aq to-day al demands as
usual anu wa o1H'''-1 = -. /, ,,,,...,,,,.
ne H4ye a'o '1. ~. r.
- " sei'isH'n - - - 60. =
LAVE Of Ns'iluo W. =
y very ga -
'aA' We i1HA su'1'u HO '-
Soo9ia oe p'elseu' u necessary " po'1 i,'' =
loss The writer oil NE et'ef Ie'effeu 70 iu' ~ a' " -
the opinnn Of the friends az The that will be able
.,,.,.i, i,s.1f
- :. a., a. A. Al, io,-sr,or ON the 1st Of Tuly
referring 70 the report ~ % le o ~ ~ VI ui5
1851 that the following gent emen owned the stock Of the
- 80 -,o 49, anoa
W ) Da'le' OF 1enh' owns ~ na'1 SYo'ooo
G W Lincoln, I" 500 $1,000
NJ n D,vi. 500 50OOO
NJ Crews, SeO Je@0
A Davie, Of Kentucky, - 80 5000
n o,,rio, If r.,, g 100
a. ss-a--.- '-- 100
Cummings s-4A lVO
Upon each share S32l'0 has been paid
We do not know what changes il any, have taken place the
ownership the stoek since We however, know that
the Mess DAVE oa ghat they did at date, and that, win
their acknowledged Eelh the clause in their charter mlking
them personally liable amount Of their stock, should make
the notes Of the Bank Of America worth dollar for dollar
The notes Bank Of America taken here by any
parties except the Brokers' who take them very heavy shave.
We heard parties selling yesterday at . per cent and
greater discount. - - .s7lsa
We have cOnyersed with gentlemen considerable experience
in banking AFFAIRS and they advance the opinion that notes Of
the Bank Of America viii eventually be good. L 81,
We have given the note holders all the information we have in
r,-5 ~ 49,. ,i az tl ISsD Of Aineriea that tl rna, act
s1u " 'I sun Guy u '' l'i u --- 10y ny az
as may seem best to We certainly Foud not advise them
sacrifice Of the Bank at heavy discount 2I g.
We find the following N ,ne petersburg lsa ny o. ps
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The Jackson Wig announces the death ut his residence IN
Denmark Madison oauny on the ssh ul Of Col DAVID REID
Col RrID removed 70 Madison county from North Carolina
about years since, and located lawyer and farmer. He
gentleman Of fine legal knowledge, and in the social ece
esteemed for his generous and kindly feelings.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.

IN OhDElING IlOhE.i of I'm ~ ~ ~ -
Enclose money address for the Tickets orderis
recent Of which they will forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
can have tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes viii be cent to pur
clasers Immediately after the drawing.
, Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and state
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without deduction
7 All prizes Of 600 and under, paid Immediately after
the dTawng-oter prizes at tile usual time OF thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address ordes for Tickets or CerhCatsstO
=. SWAN & CO., Augusta Georgia.
Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta, Ga,
can their orders le and time, By addressing s swan
& Co., az either Of those cities.
II list the numbers that drawn from the wheel, with
the amount the prize that each entitled to, viii be pub
sbe after every drawing, the following plperAugua
lGa) ConstitutiOnast, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnegenoer,
New York Weekly Day Book Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, York Dispatch, Paudug (Miss) Clarion, and
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat. jy-@
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IVo arsauihOrizod % announce THczAs .s asaaaie
for1Iayor at the ensuing municipal election.
1--WE ara authorized ann0uuce Gen. B. 2. CHEAfHAd e
candidate for Alayorat the ensuing election.
augi-td
UPWe are authorized announce MOSES sINSLEIoA -
candidate for Mayor, at ensuing municipal election
srne q
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At MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Southern Pacific Railroad Meeting

A GENERAL MEETING Of The Stockholders Of this Com
~ pany will take place at Memphis Tennessee on MONDAY
H. IAN II September SS which full report ot the state Of
things in Texas be made, and Of the proceedings meetings
I'M ue Cincinnati and St Louis, New York and elsewhere;
md III the plans the Company 70 relieve the enterprise from
m rescnt difficulties Matters Just in condition that
no friends Of the protect bona re Stockholders vim.
dictate the rights thc Company, and rescue tbeyon doubt from
existing difficulties general turn out Of Stockholders at Mem
Nils Il desired vigorous and unanimous actioIsuct as may
m Ind there backing the meetings already had will d3uotcss
save the enterprise restoring conddenoe 90 that the work may
progress. .-,--,,. ,.,,rr,-,,,
scp4 dLfIhA 70" bhhSs fFeS'
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uanny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,

WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT. --This
w celebrated Machiner eceied the Ant premium Of Grand
G6 AFDAI as the hsI combined BeauE Moving Machine
at the treat United states Agricultural Fair held Louisville,
KY in September, 1851 The trial came 90 near SYRACUSE New
Work in July where all tao pr.-pal Machines the United
stats we're thoroughly tested. The committee made her awards
trb Marshal p Wilder President United Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, KY.
II also received the award the best Reaper and the best
Mower before two separate committees, appointed by the Pre
dent Of Inc Davidson County Agricultural Society Nashville
in july 1877 over Of the machines in in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards we're given this Machine
during ne LAST season. over every Machine in America.
The above machines for sale by the Undersigned,
B. F. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER WHEELES & CO.,
etR7-dSw6 Nashville Tenn.
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Magnificent scheme!

1--WE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY -FIvE PRIZE
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
II No. - Public Square, Nashville Tenn
YDER q FRIZZ E Ii

Chldrcus fine hid Ankle Ties:
do go do Boots.
Gents Hue Patent Leather Congress Caters;
aus55-u SNYDER & FRIzZELL.
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&r. J0HN n. GIBBS, printer formerly Of Georgia died IN
Tallahassee For the 18th Of August aged about nifty years
The decs several years ago, resided in Athens Mosin coun
IT, in this sate where he was for many years connected with the
press. and where many Of his relations now live
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NJ We are ,r,borizej to announce J. I. RUTKRFoED
candidate for Alderman in the Ward, at the ensuing u-
.,ci,.l I,s,,;,, augee-td.
TIVE arr authorized announce Dr. g. A. J. AATIH1D
candidate for Alderman from Third Ward at the eAsuing mu-
nicinal eleetion. ausl.1'
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Xessrs HAEns Co sell at auction this morning, at their
warehouse Market street large Of stock Groceries
Messrs DIXON & Co also sell at auction at their e snen'
No. Is College street, large stock Of Groceries
The attention Of the trade directed to these sales
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IWn YALuARLE EARNS EaR SALE

NgAT valuable farm on which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight uiue years for sale. Il
or the gatcrs OF Big HsTpeth river. the county Of VI
g m SON fourteen miles from Nashville. he i1Ef
Tsnk on the Rch land and Centre Vile Turnpike nine mif
from Fran xn, thu county seat Of williamson, aad wibJ
40 miles of the North Western Rairaad now being
trr;ed Tho tract contains about four hundred and eyh
acres Of frsl farming LANDS The comfy lire between
Davidson and Williamson runs through he Northwest
aer Of the tract. Il formally she we'll known farm
n late wilkins Whitehla.
On this "a rm are comfortable residences, with al ne
esgy out houses; barn. cribs, sah5s caIrsge house Sc
th an excellent Young orchard of choice fruit Good
spripg water abundance fUevCT falling water
ruuginz from different through the farm. AdJOn
n mis- farm another tract OF about two hundred acres
EXCELLENT land with good residence for szla The solo
both tracts is eQual any for crops, grain orga5s
nd botb united they will be sold separately together,
nav sTit buyersJ tits thought by good Judges cnud bC
made an III the stock farms 10 c State ts slZe.
As those WauItnZ 10 buy, would OF course whh 20 vsV
he Dre uiges before purchasing further description
isehed unnecessary ali Invited 10 call and TO-
,smseyes. laug 2j-eOAwul JOHN 4. HILL.
WISH to sell the farm or which reside, in WilamsCI
connty adjoining that advertised above Cy Dir. JOhu
am BY survey, hundred and ninety
aine and hal acres or Tst rate farming land, with
rtsbls dwelling with all necessary out houses suitable 20
small arn with good water. The farm rs well enclosed
with good fences uding about soveB hundred yards Of
tone fance will sell this place separately, together
viii Mr. Hll's-as both united would certainly make des
abe farm and purchasers uvitad % call Nr.H
md r~auuius the premises. LAFlNlA CBAIGHEAp.
PC ertnsr particulars apply 10 MI s. n Snyder, al -
,,ort.f Sryder a Frizzsl Nashville e. C.
puaT-
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TEmPEPANCE DIRECTORY,

FEyFNNEssFE Division No 30 Sons Of Temperance
~ saturday night Temperance Hall above No 50 Csllese
street near m, youaTe 10. W. BLOWN, NJ D. W. p.
W. B. NANCY, NJ d. W. A.
=. JOHNSON. r. S.
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PHILADELPHIA sept y l-JO.
PROV WooD-Dear sr:-Your Hair Restorative is proving
itself beneficial The 'front.' and also the back part Of
head almost coverngn fact bald have used but two
half pn bottles your Restorative, and the Of head
well studdue with promising crop ofy0ung hair and the front
also receiving have tried other preparations without
any benefit think from personal recOmneD
ton. 1 can induce many others to try it.
Yours respectfully, D. R. THOMAS, NJ
No 464 Vine street.
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100 EAss 1ArFr 5G5s G e. 8 55 CT :''
loo BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEEs for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON 4 CO. Is College ST.
100 @9 sS "ALr' DiHHol o co. 8 9a 6s' '
90 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
hNDNP cheap by DILLON & CO., y College 81
100 RAss "AIrI BEfH5E o 6S5 5a..s '
100 saSs HAIF' BfG5 f Go E g1: FOR sale
100 i RASS HAHrl BfGH57 S g. Z d5 ' sale
1OO RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., ID COLLEGE ST.
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HARrRs WEEKLY, this week, received and or sale at IA
eASs Market street This number fun Of interesting reading
matter, and IS Hell illustrated