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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

McWaIRTER BROS.
For rEas Kan Trade.
We are In receipt Of the desirable zd well selected stock
staple and Fancy Dry GOeds.
We have ever sdered 10 the tfe retail trade.
AVfNd palchaael this stock from tie largest importers and
Commission Hcrses Ia the Eastern cities We ieel no hesi
fancy in saying that thereby enabled to sell goods at
l. o w p h L G Z s
and Reasonable Terms any house IN the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
su-h as very handsome Robes Ala;
1Tssai
French DeLains', Plain and Fancy.
Trenoh and English Eernoes:
Faco'dsf iaids:
Lavvllas, for Travelling Dresses;
Plaid aerino, English aud French;
Every style Of shaSls Plain and Fancy Dress sksard cloas
Black grades together with other article too tedious to
WehaYe also very large stock Of staple Goods such
Beaehed Domestic, ali grades;
I8SI2-4 bleached sheeing;
- inch Pillow cottsn;
- Brown sheetingi
4-4and 81 sea island do:
Bro and bid drills;
Pi'd Lsnssy, all kindJ.
Elanneis. All eolors qualities and prioes;l
Canton Eiannels,
Negro Blankets
BED Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans kersey satinet Csnerss, Yestings, Shirts
Fronts, Collars, and fact every article person may
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Hats Caps Dulour Cos hest Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets &c To all Of which invite the attention Of
the trading community Our motto is to sell cheap the
cheapest. McTHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81 North Market sreet.
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CRUTCHER g. co,

Successor to BENZ F. Slieldsl
Auction and Commission Merchants
and General Agents.
NO. ~ PUBLYC SQUIRE, NASHVILLE, 7EANESSEE
EAYING succeeded B. p Shields in the Auction and Com
mission business, would respectfully inform the pn1c
at il our intention 10 do strictly Auction and Commission
business and soliciting and consgnment Of any and
Am destons Of goods and merchandise promise %
but forth our unrng in en1eavoring to MAKE to the
Interest friends and the public generally to place their
business in our hanis. CkOtCHEh q Co
Ihaye this day my nterestn the Auction and Commits
sion business to essrs Crutrher Co., and would respectfully
commend them to my old friends correspondents and customers
Is Being reliable and in respect worthy Of
their onicece who have business with
Viii please call pnd settle with without delay, and those hay
ng claims against US will present them for payment.
Most respectfully, BENZ T. sHIhLDS
febll-dU
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

KiTkpafrick, NeViRs 4 Co.,
RECEITZyG, FO2RARDLyG AND HHOLEgALR
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, .sAsHsILLE TENNESSEE
HAVE in large and complete assortment Of
3 Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Moiasses, in barrels and half tarrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rasns, full stock, with Teas, Candles Sartiness Mack
ere, Glassware asoyd Peans together with all kinds Of Gro
cles usually kept Ia Grocery line. Our stock Of
BRAN DIES, WINES, W EHASH& y &C.s
We think cannot be surpassed this any other market.
heavy stock Of goods in store invite the attention Of
msrs8-f KIRKPATRICK. NEvIEs & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store
FENkfE subscriber having sold his
of EVANS Co.. so Market street, and located himself
permanently on his property, of Cherry and Null
berry Streets South Nashville, known heretofore Loves Stores
has Just receFs opening splendid assortment of
New and Fresh Goods Of every description suitable for the
Of both city and eonntry-eonssing Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints G.ngham Fine Lawns, DeLanes Linens
Jackonets, Muslns, Silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings ladies' and Gents Breastpins, Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
0fthe Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy EOOlen Goods, DOIrestics, Blankets, &C.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND QuErxswARr,
In fact everything will be kept that will necessary the
completion Of we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
All of which he is determined to sell sor ready pay cheaper
than be purchased in Nashville, his limited expenses will
allow him to do 50
mar2i I. HAsBRo0K.
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From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A. NJ, NJ. d. Professor ofBet.
any Natural History in the University Of Nashville says
February, %, 1s59
"LouIs s. ULLMAN Esq-Dedr Sci have had thaH
years experience Of ycu Natural WeL her Indicator and have
with interest 1t has orally been
correct as and foetes the weather with
extreme accuracy glad add my testimony 10 that Of your
other friends wish you asiuga sale for cheap
and reliable instrument. am yours, respectfully &c
GEORGE s. BLACEIE, NJ. D.
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Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN D. D., late Professor of Geo
ogy Chemistry University Of Nashville, says:


ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says
September -, 1858.
L. s. ULxAN, Esq Dear Sir: After carefully adjusting six
of boxes, and making the ndcs
with given Pen, u hhange the dali
day average moisture atmosp found them, during
peculiarly sensitive all Hygomeal changes,
and required their indications because they
uther compared them, period, with hair ygrom
eer and part OF the time MasOns ygromer he and
dry bub the plants give the indications those
two instruments.
enough he within the reach Of
farmers Of the community generally, think all persons who
buy your instrument will be satisfied with the purchase
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L. RIDDELL NJ D.. Professor Of Chemistry in the Univer
slty of Louisiana, concerning this plant says:
New Orleans March 81, 1853.
L. s. ULMAS, Sir: receive them the 18th Dec
1857 tey are wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

Only limite nubes of the Natural Weather Indicator
viii he offered for sale which can found at the following
plsces at Nasbyle:-RAINS 4 BROWN, Public square A.
STRETCH corner Union and College streets DENY
Co. corner Church and Cherry streets, and by A. H. OSOOE
Co. corner of Broad and Market Streets.
Price 81 90. Ike dscoyerer will send tne Naari
er Indicator by mall postage paid well put up and secured
70 any person enclosing $500 current money Fun ana PLAN
directions for regulating, using, sc accompany each lneato
Address LOUIS & VLLAAF, Agt0t
rsbsdsx-d COLUMBIA Tenn
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g. P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D., Of Greenevile, Tenn, says;
s. ULLMAK, Esq.-DeaT SRI have had several OF
YOU Natural Weather which have watching, and
testing tine Snd them them be eeeeedlyy eStst
tire and made susceptible 10 an hygroettedt changes H
he bsf mn yIars oBsryed. They all dgTee IN
in JoretetR1tls changes Of the aredsr from - TO 4o h0es
in Grdace Then are more simple and believe more rel-
bic and OF gaore utility than sensitive Hygroscepe Ro 20
use should of almost every Individual eS
pecialy the farmer, Very respectfully, &e- yours,
s. p CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

We would respectfully invite attention Of friends
Merchants generally present very tsrge
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
Embracing every variety style quality adapted to the wants
of e south and West having selected with great and
under mole than ordinary advantages
We offer 70 cash prompt buyers Dducenent that
this or aRy other market afford c0s examination Of cur
rrices. we think, cannot fail 10 convince Any
Our stock OF Plantation Goods very large and com
n,s,e GARDNER & co.
feb29-d&tw2m.
FOR RENT.
ROOM On Cherry ST eet suitable Office sleeping
room can be rented for the nder Of the Apply
= mhlp.
CUmREKLAND coal.
FENHE Nashville Cosl Company viii from III . date on
their Superior Coal at Is and 20 cents per bushel FROM
rver -, c,.A
nh5-d
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From J. O. GRIFFITH, ESQ., of the PrOPreors Of the
Nashville, Feb q, 1853.
Mr. Jors UrIN,x-ciy. Your Natural Weather Indicator
kinI HANDED me bs hem tested m me for some mOP.hs, and
have M bencv In SAVING at il an unerring weather gauge
foreeng changes Of the atmosphere from a 70 20 nous
ahead commend to the attention and patrons OF
as worthy specal favor, Respectfully, &C,
j. 0. GRIFFITH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

From J. NJ fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN o. HILL, Esq, Of
Columbia, Tom. saysing, February ., 1853:
Louis s. ULLMAN Esq Dur Ser: We have made repeated
experiments WITH cO1e observations Of the little
Exotic which yon kind enough to present to time
Since which you appropriately designate as the Oriental
Taman or Natural Weather Indicator. From those expert
mens and observations satisfied extremely sensitive to
ali atmospheric Influences and with proper and attentions
can be made supply the place Of the c0sst Barometer far
indicating the changes Of the weather concerned Securely
suspendedn ssmutabe where the is Of
fresh air protected rain and the influence OF the Of
tho sun carefully regulated according to explicit
directions we confidently believe it will unerriEgy indicate the
approaching variations the atmosphere from "a to AZ hours III
advance Aside from its Baromecal p is worth four times
the amount you charge for Botanical curiosity.
ResuectfulIy, sc, J. NJ fowler, n. D.
JOHN o. HILL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

Mr. L. s. UILMSNA Dear Sir: find your simple and ele-
CANT little Horoscope constructed BY YOURSELF quite delicate
believe they will prove be useful and valuable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

JAS NJ STAFFORD NJ Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum
berland University Lebanen Tenn aud State Geoogs for
the State Of Tennessee, says:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

RICHARD O. CURRY, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Jurisprudence, and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says;
Ma LouIs ULLdAN, DeQF Sir:The little plant you had the
Indrss to send years ago, still faithfully performs its
duty as Weather Indicator and delicate is it, and
v to the least atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
oneirc Hygrom condition. that begins indicate
e.alty in advance Of the usual Instruments.
kept suspended in my ohce, to my standard
Smithsonin and Mason HygrOmee and have
eed that faithful in its indications these Instruments
1t truly Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore account Of It's sen
tveneSs and its durd5iV afOrdng chcuP and reliable
purposes which you app important and
valuable discovery believe that will commend itself where
use5. Yours truly RICHARD u CUkh1,
February IS 1859. Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

LII BEIs.
I'm addition to purchased of J. Daren, have
4 ceiyed the following;
100000 feet dressed Yellow Pine Flooring,
900 1000 feet White do do
5000 feet do q and s. White Pine Ceiling,
10000 feet do base and WashboaTds,
75lcO feet clear White Pine, (ail thicknesses)
800 900 feet Poplar Plank, Joist and Scantling.
100000 feet Cedar, assorted Also, Window Sash,
Frames and Blinds match Pine PANEL Doors and Frames
Mantle Pieces Moulding Brackets POI lar and Pine Shnge
full supply always hand at the Nashville Lumber Yard
No Ill Broad street" lfele-ddHa j. T. GlBSON.
n a ~ IRn a n n1HNVE8TS lime
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

Lous UILMAN MsQ-Deqr Sir q I have had the Hygro-
you hung my Labratory since u arrived,
and found it to in the manner you represent"
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JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ. D., L. L. D., Professor Of Chemist
and Physiology in the University New York; relative to tn
plant, says . -. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

ian Institute, Washington CITY IN letter uAleo uy H. 1906
says:
ary sensiv and gives greater Of molten than either
the animated ordinary eatgut
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Z a. LANiza ~. PHILLIPS g 9. RHAAlA
LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
ER0LESALs eR0czRS. C0K11Sg0E EERCEAH
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
30, MkEKzr srzErT,
NASHVILLE TENNE SSEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. late Professor Of Medical
December, d. 1851.
IouIs 6 UIINAN EsC-Derr Sir: I have your beautiful
and have regarding with much interest
remarkable sensitive AygTOnleer and 5 more conTe
Dent for s purpose than any artificial arrangement know Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

POwcylcss for Evil Potent for Good
when palm or inflammation IL present, aad Bran
dreth's rlls are used, they ~ once sese upon the
humors which are tho occasion Of the pain and in
fammaiion, and remove il from the body. This
quality Of alone soixing hold, and causing the ex-
pulsion Of depraved humors is possessed BY no
other medicine. For Bsaadresh's Pills operate
solely upon those impurities which surround and
AFFECT the Tissues and organs affected by disease
BIZ NATURAL AFFINITY, THEY .EIzs THESE HUNORs,
BECAUSE THEIR LIFE IS BELOW THAT OF sHR SUR
ROUNDING PARTS and expel them from the body
Young people cannot, bat middle aged and old
people can, in measure, appreciate that mcdi-
cine which, being used in sickness, acts only upon
the cause Of disease, and which has no power cx-
cep, upon those humor whose presence produces
every pain, and whose removal removes every dis
| case. Whatever organ is affected, there these
wonderful pills penetrate, and remove impurities
from; thus preventing settling Of tho humoss,
because they removed from the body. In
rheumatism, fevers, pleurisiss, Pains in the side
dyspepsia, head aches, cositivensss, asthma, colds
caughs throat, piles, ulcers, boils, they give
immediate relief; and taken early, prevent or
game disease. Maladics, pronounced beyond hu
man skill, have yielded to their influence and mil
lions Of uman lives have been saved by thei
use that medicine which only extinguishes thu
disease, and leaves no evil effect behind. Sold .
Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office, No. 29i Cana
Street, New York, and by all respectable do Ter
n medicines. dwnov1l todecl1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
want to know What !, done. Thor.

want TO know what Is done. Then, send
us your names for the Journal
Someof our country friends may want
the Weekly Jonrnal during the session
where theismail facilities are not wha,
they shoold be, and 10 them VIC offer
the Weekly at the low price Of fifty
cents during the session.
We trust our friends in the different
portions ofthe State will do the bes
they can for ne. We want Subscribers.
We will give full account Of Lat our
Representatives are doing Will
spread the truths Of Democracy before
the people, and besides mat we want 70
make little money! wherewith to pay
orr hands and keep us ruuning-not IN
debt.
Now, friends, and We write to each
one especially, with little labor on your
part. in your own neighborhood, you can
make us mp club of FIVE, ten, twenty,
&c. Try IT, and We will warrant you
succeed. Will you try!
sW TIE terms of the TRI.WEEKLy
JOURNAL will be the same as last year
ONE DOLLAR. Send on your
lists, friends, as soon as possible, as we
want to know how large our edition will
be, and make our arrangements accor-
dinghy. Send by mail now, or if more
convenient, BY your members, Sena'e Of
House. And we don't care if you send
by members OF the "Lobby"-the CO or
dinate branch Of Legislation-Irovided
you arc willing to risk them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

GREAT Haul or BOGUS MONEY
The st. Louis Democrat gives an &C
count of a great haul Of bogus money
made by stock grower named Strouse
living in Pike county, that State. He
having q quantity of mules to sell, wa.
called upon by George Gilbert of Chi
cago, who happened to be looking for
just such lot d animals as Strouse was
in possession Of. Mr.. Strouse had plen-
tv of mules and Mr.. Gilbert had plenty
Of money, the farmer wished to get rid
Of his animals, and the latter could dis
pensc with quantity of hiscash.
Very soon bargain was struck, the
Chicago individual agreeing to pay the
Mssourian $500 for the mules. Gil
bert forked over the whcrewith, paying
the whole amount in notes on the Hart.
ford Exchange Bank Of Indiana, and
made himself scarce in the vicinity Of
Pike county, taking his new y purchased
stock along. Mr.. Strousc was now very
rich-$3,5OO in ready money-that
was really wonderful indeed. 1t was a
perfect God-scnd in this moneyless world
of ours. But imagine the surprise Of the
hardy tilcr Of the soil when he discov-
cred that all the money was bad, that no
such bank ever existed, and that in the
mules Mr.. Gilbert had sold him at a
rather dear figure
As soon as the worthless character OF
the money was discovered, search was
made for the rascal who was found in
St Louis, and Immediately put in Jail.
He had 81 900 more of the same sort
in his possession when arrested.
A LUNArIc ON THE BENcH.-The fol-
lowino ;n"idnn+ ~ O., =. 1f".ultoii,
c. W., is mentioned by the Spectator
Yesterday morning, while Mr.. Free
man was addressing the jury, in one Of
the most eloquent portions OF his speech,
to his horror he saw broad grin on
the faces Of the jury, then they seemed
to burst out into loud laugh. The
learned counsel seemed for the moment
nonplussed, not being aware Of the cause
Of this unseemly proceeding. On turn.
ing to the bench, however, the reason
was selt.evident. The Chief Justice had
retired to his room for a moment, and
there in the Judicial chair in all his
majesty, sat no less parsonage than
Mr.. Robert lnnes, an insane man well
known here. Bob, as he was familiarly
called, locked smilingly on the learned
counsel, and said "Go on, it is al right
I'll see justice done," amidst roars OF
laughter. At this moment his lordship
returned, but the would-be Judge did not
feel inclined to vacatc his prominent pc.
sition. and it required three constables
to remove him. 1t was some minutes
ere the Court settled down to its custo.
mary soemnity, and the learned gentle.
man was able to continue his speech.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05

ssm II. not 10 inaugusstc m invasioM Of
the constitutional rights of the South,
and thereby bring about a severance Of
tho Unions ~ certainly as any we'll defin-
ed cause can be said to produce an
equally well defined effect. Af.er the
developments made by the" Compendium
of the Impending crisis Of the South"
endorsed by sixty-cight Republican
members OF Congress, it appears very
absurd on the part Of the little l.eppbli-
can sheet down at Mt. Pleasant, TO pre-.
sumo SO far upon tie gullibility Of its
readers ss to try to create the impress
ion, that there exists no intention TO in-
tcrferc with the institution of slavery
within the slave states. Bah That
ruse will not win.
II the Mt. Pleasant editor does not
know the Interior designs OF his party,
we can only account for his ignorance
ny assuming that he is one Of the "lcaky
kind" and that the movers of the wires
which make him dance have, heretofore,
considered it unsafe to cntrnst HIM with
q knowledge Of the secret movements. II
the former presumption is the correct
one, we despisc his double-deaiing. If
the lsttcr is tie unenyiable position in
which he is placed, we pity him as the
victim Of misfortune, which we suppose
is result of bis mental conformation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05

stituted head dthe chprck .' 'a". .ha I.
calls upon all der ssie 10 . o - bother ,,
places Of bu'inc I'd 3 copsecr ate
sthe solemn Interesting occasion ny
ne,;t;on;os6e,en to send Gown plsn-
tiful slower ofnrscs upon our govern
met, aud upc all whose duty it IS to
administer its We.
Here, then, ian honest Black Repub,
licap. With ward, Lincoln, Giddings,
and all the otsr leaders Of that party,
he breaches re.llion, insurrection,mur
der, treason, nd negro-stealing; and
iustifies it in he name OF God. Aud
this consistent oarse Of conduct entities
him to the hone Of q nomination for the
Presidency by he opposition farty.-
Seriously, tbceforc, ex mayor went
worth is too god logician to overlook
the connectio, of Black Republican
teaching and te practice OF old Brown
aud his active ,onfederates F; and is too
honest to play he skulking hypocrise by
denying the ultimate differences from
his perfectly Ineligible incuicatlons: A
he has prett. much all that is left 0
"the religious element" on his side, ane
the Beechcrsaul Cheevers to preach
pray, and besfor him. we wish hin
abundant success in his endeavors t
manufacture a martyr out Of . hors
thief and MURDERER. And for the SAX
of the blessings which the religion
Jesus was designed and calculated t
confer upon mankind, we do sincercl,,
hope that the church will not attempt t
divide tie honr Of somewhat hazard
Gus undertaking with the only Black Re
publican who las the courage to be con
si>tent. and tie honesty to confess him
self an apostl. of treason hscag
Herald.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
A Recruit.

we find an article in fridays Ca
zette, taken from the Mt. Pleasant Men,,
winch our neighbor fires off at us, no
DOUBT undtr conviction that its deadly
effects will more certainly secure our
quietus than would any Obstructive mis-
sile Of his own invention. But the art;.
ole oftAs Gazette's recruit is evidence
Of an unsophisticated character, or deem
duplicity. He either knows or he doe,
not know the designs Of the party fol-
which he claims TO speak. If he does
know, he manifests discrimination, in
affecting that the object of Republican
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
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COUk Sc DE AECIUK II ES
TO M DELIVERED BsRoRE THE
Young Mems Association
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Association, 1t
ETKOPO LITAN HALL,
Commencing December lat. 1859:
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Rev. W. H. MILBuRx, tho Blind Preacher, Sub
iect-" Alexander Hamilton"
T. STARR KiN0, Subject-"PersonalP oscsr and
its Voices"
HosAcE GRIZZLY, Subject" cs~'re a~s W.s-
ern North America"
Rrv. J. B. DoSELAs, Subject 7Iasezs !.
Europe"
NoRrIxER THOMPSON, olias Doesticks. Sab
ject-Pluck,
Rev. g. r. MAaouN, Subject Lsk and
1;mes Of Sir Walter RaleigA."
HEsRY O'CoNN0R, Subject-"D asi1 o. ObsnAl7"
BAYARD TAYLOR, Subject
RALPH WALDO EMERsoN,
Rev. HRNRY WARD BERCHR.
ADD. H. SANDERS.
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o 90 single tickets - 90. Tickets can b had ii
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