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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19


On Friday night.
ADAM RAY, colored, Binghsmton, was badly hurt.
His wife vas killed, and brought back to Newark,
where her friends reside for intermept.
JOHN WEYLAsp, a native of Dublin, on his way to
Toronto, Canada, Was bsdly bruised on his chest but
was able to leave for mis- plsoe of destination on FIJI
day evening.
Mrs. Glossy and con, a child, of Steuben County,
MY, VINO we've badly bruiaed, are doog WE'LL but
they remain for the present at the Fowler House,
where MIR. CToeby joined them on Saturday.
Col. L. LAY, New Orleans, had his chest very badly
hurt. One of his iibs also fractured, aud pene-
trattd the liver and hs situation considered very
prscsious lie much better yesterday and thought
to be CUT cf darg,r. Mrs Lsy was severely bruised,
and received cut the forehead and is still sufsrog
very much. Their son escaped. TOey are attended
by their friend, M-jor Walker.
NoKIoS Brown, Of Wstero1iy, Conn who had his
ankle b,re blokeS, lad it set o. Saturday, by DR..
sayfe, std sltho us othersse severely injured is now
osies very vol.
Ms. BKowS was badly bruised o.. over; none Of her
bjune', however, were of g ser.ons chsr'ctsr.
clid os Mr.. atd Mrs Brown, wacA wss killed, was
barred in Pr5 Jsrsis on Saturday. Nil and Mrs. b.
remain tor the present st the Fowler House.
EsiT HAAs, firm ci +. Haas n Co., No. 50 Brosd
ssot, Nawl,.k lsd his bresst bo-e splitter, his head
badly b'u'.d. Dr.. Says, hi. family physician, was
stit Ter ana ht has srce gradually improved. He will
probably be ceiaIei ~ eis present qusrtsrs Tor
time. lie s ATTENDED by Mrs. Hass and Mr. Simpson
IL brother.in.lsw.l
4. T. Ssoorz, U,ics Licking Co, OHIO. on his way
home and having IN chJge MIS- Tarper and children,
slgbily injured but ~ss able to leave for home on
FIdsy night.
Prof j. l.. PEIr, o; TIE InsIitasion for Deaf and
Dumb, vita his wife, child sni number of pupils Of
the Institution, or their ~sy to the oouaty to spend
the vaostoe wete rearly al more ess io lrsd Ptof
PkiTwss lightly injured Mrs. Pfsr 'eversly, ani
yes.sIdsy re wac stil suffering very mucl. PHuo
X PADDo oK received very bsd en-. or tie side of his
head std a.o severe bruised. They sTs all ;s-
tsrsd el the Delsws-e uo.ss.
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BRnnU-TAUOR.-At Bergen, Hudson county, N j., on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 10, by the Rev Benjamin O.
Taylor BKy =. BRTlxy of the former place, 10 HANNAH
A. TAYLOR, OF Jersey City, formerly Of Cape May ~ j.
BnIuKKN--t;oEDnKK-O Wednesday, Nov. 10, at ~.
Matthew'S church, by the Rev Mr.. stohlman, Mr. Jons
BoHRKS, OF this city to Miss CATSK HEsRErTE, second
daughter Of Mr.. Charles Goedccke, Esq, OF Brook.
Ign, H. d.
CIHFoRp-RrTfR.-At 10. ~ Blocker street, by the
Rev X. q. Dixon, Rorr. H. CLIFFORD TO FANNY, second
daughter OF Pier. J. Butler, Esq.
HoKToS-IARKuM-At Hartford, Conn, on Thursday,
Nov. IL by the Rev Alyah Moore, IA. Y. Hogros, OF 81
vannah, Georgia, to Miss MARY A. LARKus OF the former
place.
JosEs--wRGHr. Un Monday, Oct. Is, at the residence
Of the Rev. H. Duhe MI. TosAs X JeSEs, OF Virginia, 70
Miss HARRIET IA. WRIGHT, Of this city.
knl,-McCoHsAcfI.-!n Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Nov.
al tho residence Of the brides grandmother No 90 Main
street, by the Rev W. Keegan, Mr. DAME. kxIy Mss
MANY JhsE MCCORMACK, both Of Brooklyn.
Canada and California papers please cary.
Moox-HpN.-On Thursday, Nov. IL, by the Rev. H.
= Roberts, Mr. THosAs Moon, Of New Jersey, toMss ~
LourA Hunt OF WILLIAMSBURG
M@sIxs-MnHAuLs-On Wednesday, Nov. 10, by The
Rev Dr. Mrdcr OF Somervle, n. j., HxSRr ~ MKs-Lxs
to OLIVIA DCorRcxY, third daughter OF John j. Mchaes,
Esq. Of this city.
MAct--ToorEY.-M Central Morrisania on Monday
evening Oct IS, By the Rev. Mr.. Perry, Rongr MACE
fsq, to Miss ELIZABETH J. TooLxy all OF this city.
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City Intelligence.

ANOTHER MISSING MAS.--wc again called upon 10
fer 70 another advertisement Of missing The
fortunate individual In this Mr. Charles Hycr.
There Is something very mysterious and alarming in the
number OF persons constantly disappearing in this city
TRormz TIE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL CtrR-A
GERMAN DEPUTY srsury-A the regular monthly meeting
Of the German Democratic CentraiC Club las, wednesday
evening" Of Grand and Elizabeth streets tho Prcs
dent Of the club DR. Schrmcr Coroner cle announced
that the Hon. John Kelly Sheriff elect had authorized him
state that he would appoint any German for Of the
Deputy Shcrrs who should be recommended by msjo-
ry Of the German democrats This statement seemed 70
please and surprise the delegates. Gov. Duero then
stepped forward, presented his credentials dele
gate and asked that the vote should be then taken Some
thirty Germans who said 10 have been members
OF the club supported the demand Dr. Merkle and other
Germans warmly protested against the proposition for
immediate vote, asking for publicity IN the matter
and extra session TO consider AMI act upon H. The
proposition for voting nj ength carried amid great ex
cemsnt, thirty eight members voting Tor H. The other
members of the club who present express strong
dnarproba,ion d the manner IN which the thing was
carried.
steamer Clifton for Flushing, at p M the 10TH whom
above Hell Gate, found the propeller Potomsks, Of New
Bedford loaded with valuable freight Hogs Back
with flag q distress flying Capt Geo T Sany OF the
Clifton Immediately went To their assistance, and done
all that could possibly be done 10 set her OF aud after
parting hswser after hs~ser, and tearing away her tim
morning al nine O'Clock As they passed she shifted with
stern up the river, and bore on Hogs Back, but car
recned over Lighters aorgside, taking out cargo
Prom her position she s nlled with water.
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los oF rrr PRorKi1xR cHaRIEs oaeoof-CoIIsoS oS
ym SouNp-c screw propeller Charles osgoOd, Captain
n O. smith az the New York aud Norwich line Of pro
pelcrs WIS sunk In the sound on Norwak light, about
nine O'Clock on Wednesday evening, and is now total
wreck II seems that the osgocd was going eastward
when the plot deserted schooner bearing down upon
him owing 10 the nature Of the channct just east
OF Huntngtonhe unable 10 get out of the way ant
she schooner which running before the wind, struck
abe propeller In front Of the wheehouse and carried away
portion the pilot house, besides njurng otherwise
80 much that II sunk the bottom In four minutes There
were sixteen passengers In all board Of which ten
were ladies', three children aud three The females
had all retired for the night, and when the coll son
CURED the utmost excitement and alarm prevailed They
rushed from the sleeping 10 The de1k most Of them
su their night dresses and all thniy clad Fortunately
lives were lost The schooner which proved ~ be the
New York Capt Goodsel. from Boston, brought 10
IN time 90 take all the passengers and crew board
sbovsh proved 10 DO work OF much difficulty Two %
abe children were nearly drowned, and II time
before they recovered and one old gentleman and two
ladies were taken from the propeller in boat after she
had sunk One lady very near being drowned She
was very stout and her clothing becoming saturated with
shc water abe became heavy that was all but mpos
pIbs 10 lin her into the boat The united efforts of four
men however succeeded lifting her IN. The passengers
Ioe an their clothes and vauabcs and the females were
In ptabe plight with only their night clothes and
stray blanket or so which they had caught M Va their
shasy exit from the cabin. They were made az comfort
nhIe possible until morning when they were brought
@ the city by the propeller Washington.
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sshore, and asked tao walk up South street; w.
went along With the Captain and up with deceased
the Captain pointed him out saying, That Of tho
Ten-arrest hum" took hold Of deceased when he
turned and appeared to resist, drew my ciup and told
hun 70 keep qust he did 70, By that oicsr Crnos,
who WAS little behind came up ana CAV. the deceased
into his charge, then went along With Captain
search OF the other man. while Cairnes conveyed the de-
ceased 10 tie First precinct station house. did not
the shooting occurrence.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
Toctofs Ferguson and 0iansn, residing at 1s9 East
Eighteenth street being duly sworn, dcpOse and sa,We
have made post mostem examination Of tie body III
man now lying dead at the New York Hospital snd fond
gun shit wound the back about two inches tbe
ish the ,erteba column over the tenth RIB; on tracing
hs wound found that the bullet had entered the rgh,
idpey, iacsrating and tearing throughout its entire
BODY also entering the right lobe Of the liver its under
surface lacerng and tearing its substance, passing on to
the left lobe where emerged its upper surface, passing
through the diaphram opposite the pericardum through
which passed entering the heart aud lodging sub
stance At the apex death caused by Internal hemorr
hage from said wound We have examined the clothing
ana from the appearance presented by the body OF
opinion that the pistol discharged quite close 10 the
person Of deceased the bullet shown the found
Con oner Gamble then delivered brief but pertinent
charge TO the jury, who, after few moments delbera-
ton, rendered the following
VERDICT.
That the said John Hollis aias McGovern, came 20 his
death BY pistol shot wound at tue hands OF officer
Robert Cairnes tho OF Fulton and South streets,
on the 10th day Of November 1885, and that the said
shooting wss not justhabe on the part Of said officer,
Robert Carnes
examined in tie usual prescribed by Law,
follows
Q. What is your nameS A. Robert Cairnes.
q. How old are your A. Almost forty years.
Q. Where were you borns A. IN Ireland.
q. Where do you liver A. No 10 Trinity place.
Q. What is your occupatoas A. metropolitan police
@ Have you anything to say, and If SO, what relative
to the charge here preferred against your A. have
thing TO say.
AS soon az the above examination had been competed
the counsel for the prisoner asked the Coroner il he would
take bail for the accusedt
To this Coroner Gamble replied in the negative saying
the verdict rather strong to admit Of his taking
bail II was on similar verdict that Judge Russell de-
ci'ed bail inadmissible, and he Che Coroner) did
rot think the taking OF bail TINS would be proper
Counsel for the prisoner said that the latter coNd pro
bail high $50, 900 necessary. He gave notice
that he would apply for writ of hdbeas corpus and ceo
and have the matter brought before the Supreme
Court as 5000 as possible, with view Of lbcrating his
client from confinement
Coroner Gamble replied that he was doing only what
IL considered his duty to do He had acted with
The jury in the matter, aud DESTROYS Of furtherng
the ends Of jHstice-nothng more.
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr. vandcnhof, the veteran tragedsn, took his fare
well OF the stage at Liverpool the 10Th OF October after
successful career OF forty four years On the 10Th Of
admitted 20 practice as attorney aud counsellor at the
Massachusetts, bar
The Hon Edward Everett has arrived in this city and
taken rooms at the Everett, House.
Miss Icebenda T. Thomas, Huron county, Ohio. has
recovered verdict Of $4,000 from Curtis simmons for
breach Of PROMISE her father also obtained judgment OF
% 900 against Simmons for the seduction of his daughter
ARRIVALS.
a.. from layerps. Nh. Frass NJ ,er NJ wlrssas. sn
Ms Khshaw Matthew's Mr. Welsh lady and three daush
ard lady WIN lees W J Ioverre Goetih. Ga-guou, NY
Williams rredk Hilton Capt gosset and servant Mrs Gesse
sna infant col N9cSy and ss 81. y, s de No..
Mrs T. II brigham and daughters, W Myers, pr Lee NJ
white Master Tiffany, Mr. Barles,on, Francis Wood,
SGa ar. a S pae May .u Fsns Tones ay and
four children aud nurse Thos Rogers lady and child Mrs
mroay H. p r.Srn M nSrSu sehepeer ii Bass
Rogers and nephew, John Caldwell Mr. Woodward, u
Mayer, Mr. Ralihew, kiwsrds, Mr. Baimsn Jas se~nt
trickmer cfekmer infant Mr. arsyenho-et Cas-
tro Jarvis Andrews, W. Cesne, scarlsvcns Sir
suson se Amsea and servsn. ar d5ney Mr. Trass and
cspSi woodsrry Mrs ircs Morse lady tour dsars
wss y starr Mr ,ircyston Webb Miss Kate Nsshan \
q Lynn, Mrs Watson and child. W Gray Vim Moore, Capt
John Cam Mr. feuch, lily sykes.
Prom Richmond, &C IN the steamship IsmssiownrE wills
fiy Kerney % wcos Taylor. W II AIen and lady Mrs
M Frost u Naunamc, Mrs snyder J W Vincent, ~
ley lee. NV clifford Rev Bots, Geo snyder Mrs n
mers Mrs rmery Yrs y Spa hawk and child Cap, r
Rodgers lady and two clidren-snd u in the seerage.
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UNION COURSE, L. Ts-rRoTTISa VS.. PACING.
great number Of persons were disappointed on Wed
nesday afternoon reaching the Union Course 10 ascer
cain that Mr. Monno the o. the pacing horse ret
had concluded 70 pay forfeit 70 Mr.. Hail. the Of
lantern, and not start tho II was the ntenuon,of
she owner have had lantern driven DOUBLE in company
with bay Pccoomni (bclongng 10 the stable)
IN which way, strange as may seem, lantern
faster than he under saddle % sukcy The follow.
ing " a summary
twtoS CouRng Nov i0--TRornva w. Pauvc.-
Match ~ 600, mile heats, in harness. ~ r. hey seasc
H. Woodruff named Y. &. Pet.......s..4.f Nd forlct
The double race between EtAan Allen uai Lantern
for $1,000 the principal topic q. the patrons OF the
turf they very busy making deposits on the
rut Ethan Allen is tho avore, the friends Of lantern
asking two 70 The uot vii take place next Wednes-
DAY.
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TAMMASY GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This committee met las, night at Tammany Hall, and
issued call for primary elections to be held in the
raj wards to chose delegates TO the following named
ventions City Convention, which will meet the 18th
inst. at Tammany Hall; Adermanic Conventions which
meet the 10th inst Councilmanc Conventions which
meet on The nth inst, and Ward Conventions, which
meet the 18th inst.
Fernando Wood sent in his resignation n member
which accepted unanimously. The committee thea
adjourned
THE EEPtBLICANs
Elected delegates the Adcrmanc Conventions in the
several districts last night There disturbance.
KNOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS.
For Aiderman-Sinth district, DR.. James NJ R,nney
fifteenth district, James Owens.
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The Sleigh Esils
VIII soon be trkiing
Meantime select your
sLEIG8 ROBES
GENlNs NEW FUR ROM
Boz B~o adwav,
Sc Nicholas Hotel
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birth.


PAGE AT No. East Baltic steeet Brooklyn, on Tues
day.. Nov. O. the wife or MADISON PAGE, Esq, Of q
daughter
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Cameo Ami'rotypes 50 Cents; and One Dol
lar photographs .econd 10 no pictures in America. by
HOLMES, $50 Broadway
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Knox's Styles are Very Tall Tilcs.-NO. 2Is
Broadway. corner IL Fulton street
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Warranted 70 kill anything in the shape Of cockroaches ants
bugs vermin This family necessity. trial easy
the expense nothing Refer u the and St Nicholas
Hotels. Win you be rid these pests Sold By all druggists
and grocers BARNES PARK, IL and 10 Park and
424 Broadway.
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Heavy WooIcn UnGofshiSlS and Drawers,
ard six s nGs al the sh collar depot and 10
William street, one doos north OF Maiden lane
GEO "a. TRACY, Ageot
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DO You Dye Your Hair5-IS so, Use Wilson'S
hair oolorer which ecers your hair 70 black or brown with
out trouble Applied like water Leaves stain the nesh
linen. De6es detection. Only "a bottle Sold the drug
store 3O6 Grand street. corner Of Allen.
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HollOwny's P1lls.-Foul Breath, 80 Nauseous
TO every and the nvarable concomant Of dsorderc
state Of the stomach easily corrected BY few doses OF
cleansing pills 80 Maiden lane, N. Y.
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Wigs Ss.-Cnmeron, 400 Fulton street,
brooklyn Also newest sy ladies' hair work eqeay ow
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wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines,
new style. Price $50. ONCE 343 Broadway.
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MOTHER BRoADsIDE
GLFA5ON'S
IINEOF RATTLE SHIP.
NO. Ii.
or this magnificent weekly paper Is ready. II IL
full 10 overowing of the choicest literary matter and line
cravings
For sale all the periodical depots the Sta,es
PRICE ONLY FOUR CENTS.
r. GLEASON Publisher, Boston, Mas.
S. FRENCH, Wholesale Agent
IL Nassau street New YORK..
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Ladies', n Sensible, VIII Procure a Pair os
CANTREIl.S ladies' thok sole fail booa sis Broxdvar
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Cr1stahorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
the hest world-whoiesae retail the DE pr
vatcly applied No. Asor House.
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City Politics.

ASTITAMMANY CITY CONVENTION.
This Convention met last night at Mozart Hall, and
ganzed by the appointment Of Benjamin Ray of the Third
ward, as chairman and James Huston, Of the Twenty
first ward and Daniel Brophy Of the First ward,
cre;aries.
The lobby attendance but thin, and there seemed
to be but little interest the dongs Of the Convention
The reporters the press studousy excluded from
the meeting, procedure which justies tho suspicion
that the proceedings Of character TO reflect but
little credit upon the delegates After settling the
tested seats the following ballots taken for Comp
troller:-
,--BAIIOTs.-
First. Second
James 7. Soutcr. Observation-Disclosures. As 10l
SNpnen hussti ....................... -
Richard D. connolly ..................... u
A D.
James I. Soutter was then nominated unanimously.
This gentleman is the President OF the Bank Of the Repub
lie and reputed TO be very wealthy.
ballot WAS then gone into for Almshouse Governor
with the following result
Ihomas lawrence. ......>.....s...-......"
iHomhs rrfris. D
Mr. james Iy nch, who Is brass founder, residing in
the Fourteenth ward, was then declared unanimously no
minated.
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The Atlantic Gable In Operation at last
ssage from Queen Victoria TO President Buchanan"D
you the American smokerr Anawer-"No. your Royal
bghness; have under the OF political duties de
lsyec long and have lost but my enemy Dou ss has
he adopted long have sent 10 ~ and "a Frank
for; street. New York for a supply"
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A BAIT HOLES + BARTHOLF'b
A BAfTHulF'S - BAkTHOlf'b
SHUTTLE SWING MACIIIfEa
SHUT1aE SEWING MACHINES.
PRINCIPAL oFffck 40 BROADWAY.
Ioca! agents waited Address u. Levy aseot Dor 2Sai
A NEW sTYl.E-PRICE HO-GRoyEk BARsEt
~ eelrbrsisS family sewing nschtnes 400 Broadway IN
queior ably the beet the market family ara noe
odeted Al rate tast places them within the reach OF all
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS NOTES &C.
n These celebrated cards. apen1dy engraved can oHF 20
hd al BuacwAy corner OF Duane street Established iosO
AT JONES. 10 ANN STREETS 80 FOR DOUBLE
II soed water proof sewed boos also IS so for double
solcd peg boots-warrantcd to give satisfaction.
A pyICE.-THE BAR-DO YOU DYE YOUR aAIRs-
N IL SO. use by all means.
WILSON'S HAIR COIORER
which the cheapest and article the
shade dcaiTed, from light brown beautiful
black No trouble In using r. applied like water; leaves
stain the neD and dehes detection from your intimate
tiends
ONLY TwENTYFIv CENTS.
II yonr bali In falling out or IL turning weak from
headachef you wsh the growth your
hair and give 4 a luxuriant appearsnce use
WILSON'S HAIR RESrORER,
composed entirely OF vegetable Ingredients and certain
medy for all diseases the hair Only two shngs large
bottles II wish 70 keep your hair moist and glossy
keep from being dry. try = pot OF
WILSON'S HAIR POMADE,
which viii keep hair in position shape may
desire All of Wilson'S hair preparations be purchased
at the drug store No 6 Grand street, OF Allen N ";
also, IN Philadelphia, Il: Calender Third and Walnut
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BaIlcu,s French Yoke Shirts. Ready Made
and 70 ORDER warrsuted At at less than usual prices
BALLOU BROTHERS, 4O9 broadway.
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Rupture Cured by Mnrxh's Kadfxcn. Cure
truss Reference 70 al the principal Surgeons and physosrG
Of this city Call and exAnina No. SVesey street Asto-
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HNl, Infmttabic Hair Cutter, No. L Barclay
streetair dye 80 centsa box black brown inabe
auiea
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Good Tea 81 the Chest, and 10 lbs. Good
coffee for 81 CRRIsTIANsoN5 tea warehouse No.
Chambers stxeek
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Boots which sre B3ots.--The Largest Assert
men tie city & every description fer ladies' gents boys
chisrsn waterproof hoo,s overphooe al BhOORS
GT5 Brcs6why, and 100 Fulton street
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B0rryss Tr1cOphercus In the Best and
chespes article for cressing beaufyng cleansing curling
preserving and restoring e hair. L.ies Try H. Sold by ali
dru9vtek
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Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor StYop,
This tho genuine article, HAS been eqused for pro.
dacing the keenes possible edge FOR By j.
g. SAUNDERS Nc. Astor House.