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could regain bis hold OF him, went down. beath
water with his hands a. he sank. Captain Lay, VI
holding on to the boat, shouted loudly for help rs
his child disappear Dr.. Watson called 70 them all .
on, az . boat was coming. Some OF the crew wer
ciiDgne to oars and strstchers, bat most Of thems
boat. Ogden could not be seen Il was some m.
longer before any boats could make their way VI
through the heavy sea, by which time many VI
hpquished their hold OF the boat or spars. for the
were breaking over them aud ali were more or n
hausted and insensiole before they were rescued.
the docks, and one from cutter named he Fawn
Immediately that the accident was seen The boat
the docks picked up poor Captain Harrison, VIII
floating about foot below the surface OF the watet
his head and feet doubled together, and his arr
loosely over an oar When lifted out, he had beer
supposed, about twelve minutes under water, al
body was perfectly cold and dead; not sign OF ani
could be discovered. He was Immediately carried
shore and placed In ono Of the new houses OF the
where there was largo fire; but though Dr.. walsc
Chapman. Dr.. Wiblin, and many other medical gent
we're instantly In attendance, and every possible
was used TO restore animation for upwards OF an no
bali, all efforts were fruitless, and be never mo-
gave sign Of hfe. The body OF the younger Lay v
found till late In The afternoon. Ogden the coxswai
picked up near Captain Harrison. He, after long
va restored 70 consciousness, but, as we have said
ana oleo ne same evening at eight O'Clock.
Thus, In the very prime OF his life and In the re
nus iame a. an experienced seaman, died Captain
son His hardy habits and temperate life preser
HIS strength and activity and his skill az swimme,
the manner OF his death almost q mystery 10 his
friends. During his long life Of peril ana exposure
never seen danger which he was not ready to enc
10 save fellow creature, and during the worst OF
storms he had passed through, and the most diss
OF the shpwrecks be had undergone his skill and Q
had never once deserted him. In his untlmely de-
Great Eastern may be said TO have sustained a
loss for the confidence OF the public centred In he
mander. 10 Captain Harrison and one or two
directors ID Il due, that the short comings OF cs
tors ana the faults or the directors have been expos
condemned In his death the shareholders lose
their best safegards and most valued servant a,
mercantile arine its most skilful and most widely
ed Representative.
Mrs. Harrison, we deeply regret TO say, was last
been used in breaking the dreadful news to her tn
as day.
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POLITICAL.

A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON COM
IA 6eats Of the National Democrats General Cor
VIII be beld at The Mozart Shades Mercer street On
evening, 10th inst. JOHN NAKEWEN, Chaj
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BILLIARDS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WELL SEASON
"a hard Tables, mads in IL bet possible mann
reasonable prices, win b. found at the Phsian Bid
Mandatory, g. g, q and 60 Crosby street, n. Y.
tale connsoted with ~ trade NJ the lowest rAies
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Of Sir H. Peel have been as mere 10 the
unwsry Continent England having grown rich by pro
blows Dealt with the whole strength Of France
able to abandon IT, and unfured the banner Of free trade
IN order 10 ensnaIe nations commercially weaker
course which would be their ruin The destruction OF all
manufactures but her own was the obvious policy OF per-
hdious Albion, and was the duty OF good French
man to save his country from falling into the trap
SO argued popular ignorance, and mohopoiist selfish
ness encouraged the deusion Bot time tries ALL and
even the castle OF prohibition surrounded BY the Of
national timdity and suspicion, VIII have yield the
long siege Of reason and experience The French Emperor
has, said, been long concert to free rdae he has
its effects this country, and whose throne rests
the allegiance Of the Masses ne is naturally ANXIOUS
ADOPT those liberal measures which with q ta,smanlc
virtue, have given England peaceful and coutented
working class. But let one THINK the French proh
bi,icntls and pfoeccns's will fail without struggle.
ey and the priesthood form the only toies the country
,ehsk GccUopled TO act together, ana btceea them they
uia probably o,tc ns Emperor trouble enough. 1t IS
Biault, members Of the French Cabinet, are strongly
opposed 70 the measure Of their chief, aud are
said to have threatened their resgnsons. The
gains Of some of the manufacturers particularly iron
masters have been large and their terror the pros
pect OF British competition Is excessive, that they
derived courage from and fear which zeal
for public liberty could have given, and have car
red their opposition 10 the feet OF the Emperor in
the remarkable address which we publish 10 day But
the Empei ors power great, his confidence unb0un led
and in this matter be will have the support OF two very
different orders Of mentne dotuHldreaphosopher and
nothing % do but to look SO far the changes In
France move parallel with our own requirements and
obey the laws Of science we shall be aole 10
give them something like reciprocity But the French
people should not look for any such anqnatea arrange
mebs, but should egsate accordance with those
c1pes which they stand theoretically as well
do. IHr.4
AUSTRIAN OPINION on NAroLEoss LETTER.
From the ost peu,sche Post of Vienna, Jan. 20
But tina. Is nothing to Us. We care little whether or
the French spnners, weavers and mschine makers
hold up against English competition, whether the
English reduce Their customs duties the wines of
france, spain and Portugal without deransipg their
budget The political bearing Of the letter has alone any
interest for The chief symptom which results from
these economic promises evioenty that the alliance an
agreement between France and England have made great
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
NEW mCsEO, INV music.


, ESPECTFULLT announces old friends auf cusa
d mers- that che g. st found % College street.
lover McCisllsud'sl where, using the
Howe Sewing Mao htmess
she is prepared 90 handsorez han tior
Dres making, and Stitching Of al kads done In best
uova6lm
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TO THE
M IL II c. FL A TT Il s.
OF THE
SnTIrM Avn SnErTEENH EST,
IN AND SOUTHWEST.

VS., the undersigned importers and ebbersin the city Of Chres
ton in view o. the present excited sts Of The coun.ly %
proper to bring 10 the notice Of interior merchants the s "
have to their patronage custom The majority Of have tn
ongeabshs 10 business, and from our experience are well
acquainted with the Of this section Of country An OF s
hold sentiments in he agafBg question OF he SAY
slavery and all Of DESIRE as praetiehe to become
commercially independent Of the North We have no desire to
nnderaie the nev ard earpre the Merchants q Ncrth
ces but claim he able supply goods in our respect
i've lines favorable tsrs, both price andorsd
the merchants Of any city the Union have fIc6ei 70
obtaining goods from Europe surpassed w any ana cur i'm
portaons from abroad very large Notwithstanding re-
ports to the contrary circulated By those haze 20 knowledge
Of Ehat they ars whose interest proHpt them 10 sssad
American goods obtain from manufactures on IS favor
able any Jobbing Merchants Northern cities
Why then should not be abe to s favorable terms as
others7
We able and determine so,ani all W. ask % yoa ia
to try this MARKET lay aside ne prsuJicelor only preju
dieeat your customers prefer goods from New Tork to those
from Charleston and build and encourage You Ozu eapors
and merchants five cannot what We profess yo
viii Be subjected very little ine,nvenence for opportunities
for leaVingby railway offered every twelve hours
Our stocks VIII be complies b. the Reruary ue and x
remains to be seen how Of those who have heretofore par
chased al their goods in Northern cities Will give Charleston
trial this Spring
Charleston, s. c. December 18Th 1883
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Aboaf $1,000 BaaAssof EAsat, eAsflirI 81 te1ica q
Prizae article ef Esite, are a5srsE Jsg sels
WIS sale is rendered necessary By dissolution ~ pst
nersasp ander when ne ALL is oHnei ana = viii a
FINEST FL0URLgG A1LLs Nv TEEEKSSEEf
located at the thriving town Of springaed with poBIt g
l0 and on the Railroad firm Nashville Clarksvle twenty
eight miles from eorme place. and is ssounded By SPLEEN
did Wheat growing county.
The MIIl IS entirely New,
IN tue condition. and in successful operation purchaser
can take the wheat not, at his optoa.
not sod privately TIE above properly wiz &c sold
highest bidder on theprsmiss the 3tm % January
next, on the following terms One third months, and
the remaining tWo-hirds in equal insnen one and two
years the whole drawing interest from day Of SALE and notes
payable in bank and ENFORCED.
SAFE P0ST7ZgE AND WITHOUT RESERVE
For further information apply to- or ress the undersigned
st Springfield, Tenn. 10. C. STARK
dec 20-ad Z. 4. WILLIAMS
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EETE have also e9l acres o. Lana sr 81 miles fre s
w city. the BToad .lest Pike. This can Be- sr
de INTO Or bearliul Bnidng Lots Do Ire rursr- Wa
be sold on long time.
deR JLE 4 v BROWS
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MILLER & WATERHEAN,
Auction q Commission Merchants,
MACON, GEORGIA.

EN1ILL give particular attention the puhh Ard private
sale q MERCHANDISE Property every sezcfeons
and VII make prollpt returns for DE
RefeEs by Permission 80
J. b. y a Ross p. Hl1on, Wirtsr T. Lamar.
E. Bond President Manufacturers Bank. Macon Georgia -.
n. DAVIDSON, Ia Roche & Be fiahsrahn Sons, Hsrlra,
baldsin 4 Co. = y Walsh Savannah Georgia w. G. pu G
Son. Charleston. O. ea-r
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mcmULEEN a Kaye.
WHOLESALE DEarEEsIs Al. KlNDs or
rnuev ana Stanso esraooPsos

INES, liquors. Vets, Fruits and c6nfsrtoneT also,
~ manufacturers of Candies, goriiais and sgruFs A.
canos euuaarals articles hand would resuect
fully request that my Wishing ORDER goods eur line
will address Cor eircul1, whrh shall hssent @
Merchants visiting city VIII please give call before
503 Main ssseef loRlsvines KY.
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Ciristnansl chri'ilnas

z you rart 10 End ths lle eg. 81 Toys
Euney Articles Parof Ornaments, iiacug Harle > lee
Ware, Pianos, sheet Music, aad iusi In trumen-s
Go &c LOCKS Music anl flney sttre Church street
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Oas Square, oHs ssF sae-EasA additional Square, so
Advertisers exceeding the sPace contracted
for viii be charged for the excess.
IN Tnn wEEKLT.
oE DoLLAE per Square for he fs and Fi1r czs for eaa
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published in hoth the Daily and Weekly, viii
be charged the full daily with half the weekly rates
added
7faHsiet Adoe1ene sinst Be paid Tor At ks time q
Insertion.
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CKOSSs-TIES WANTED,

TeyHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company visa
to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-,s'ies, Q feet
long Inches thick we'll hewn, 20 face at uarT1He place
less than inches clear % bark timber to e sound, 20 be deliver
ed at the grade line Of TIE road in Nashville.
The contractors 90 contract Tor 10000 " htGe
Post OE Ties OF the above, 20 be delivered
re line the road ina piles geCio Il T. section -
enough eac- section 90 supply the
Persons wishing bid viii direct the President and Direct
ors Of the Nashville and koTtiEesru Baroad Company,
Nashville, Tenn 'ulyzl-H
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splendid BHiiainE Lots iEl the vfeinf-
~ ~ Nnsl.rfE... f.,r s..lo

WRTE Offering fr sale lb-rsl tsrns 3 beanifuf
Building Lats. c0ntai1 % srres e1et Tfe
lots 'front.' ~ Middle Rrluku Eoai Street slel ana
Avenue a.tseei pises Many L1tT1-e ane
p timbere and have sn Ire soil is due tay are
about 3 niles FROM city. Nsghhorhoad equal 10 ny.
eees J. G = IS BROWN.
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Very Desirable City Property

NWTE are offering for sale bat derabie improved prop
Wv cry Of Thomas Smith. ISL, better known a. the Dr.
Robertson place, situated Cherry between Church and 5raad
streets This property IS "a o. the central and c1nve-
nnt portions the city Tie l fronts hundred aud tr
ty cherry street, and back one hu1ed and
eighty ninet5 feet b alley The lot has eeH divided
into four lots. the enc co1uiug the dwelling fronts iorore
fees the sthers thirty % each. aui wiz b. sold altogether
or separately ay be Desired Hs s The moi de-
eirbe prourty market and only needs
to recommend iiself iavorably.
For terms of sale &e ea At aee a College
street, next aOor tie Merchants Bank
Err GLAs COCK 4 CO..
dec sO-gq. Ageuts.
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Nnnn ACRES o. Land in 0hou county. Tenn, one
ababageb tract of 35l0 nterseeu av the saoa aud
ohio Rsrosl sDend3ly tmheFed; 80 caareal1i1r
tract ye cut DohIe ald Ohio Hailreasad
miles the NorhEeisrn s1r7ad miles rou ise -
sissippi RFer-a choice tract am an9us q s wiz
give a har-ain. u. v. MAEafas
For further par iisuars refer to a. ECKLT, Esnioa. ohoa,
county, Tenn. neriG
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The lai &c and 7slF selected stnek cf
Ready-Wade Clothing,
or Mr. sULZBACHEB- having teen PLACED IN mT lsnd au
" Trustee. iii close The entire stock ash
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsuEP.

HAVE his day sol ny entire interest ne Go1E. pcrdi
AMI Stationery Business b John Trcanor and to lf
tie iheraI patronage herea1Fs ba-o SIN b. exceeded
20 tie nov Gru. Az JOHNSON.
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LAW BOOKS.
80 HIN YOR X q CO.,
BOOKS SELLERS,

Have Just received the following collection Of
Law publications, to which they beg to invite the
notice of the Profession
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BURGE g. SWAMI,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,


BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C,
COR COLLEGE AND CHURCH SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN.
ETE now in receipt Of large and we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. &c, to which we invite the attention
Of The trade:
Sugars
go hhds Louisiana Sugar $50 bblsBatmOre and Louisiana
100 bbls n 7 and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar;
Crushed Sugar. IS bbls Baltimore and Louisiana
so bls and Philadephia Loaf sugar;
Powdered SUGAR; 25 bbls Baltimore and Phiisdel
phia D Sugar
Coffee.
SEQ sacks Rio Coffee, Is do o. G. Java Coles,
100 Dc Laguyra do;
MOIasse5s
$50 bbls New Moasses $50 ten gallon kegs Cold syLup
200 Z bbls do 20 bills do do
100 ten gall kegs do
800 bbs Deans ex WHISKY 2Oo bbls best Robertson county
100 DO Wishires do Whisky,
IS 90 Ward B. Cary $50 hbls Rye & Bourbon do
p do srs old do 100 bxs LongTOrths CatEEha
% Or pipes Sherry 4 Madeira Wine;
Wine; 80 Z casks old Burgundy
S ! pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine
pipes Holland Gin; 50 bask Champagne Wine
bills Ale 70 ibis Vinegar;
IS casks London Porter
Together with every other articles usual kept the Grocery
Inc. ToctI5dl BCRGE & SWAMI.
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TFlE splendid mansion recently ercccd by Wesley Wheless
with shout try -at Of land which is loCa
tud is offered for sale The house is situated beautiful hl
mile aoFe DE Cys The north side, and about four
hundred yards rom TIE Cumberland River. in beautiful grove
from which point large portion OF the city
full view The house contains about sixteen rooms al hand
ssuleiy anG conveniently arTl, with and gas pipes
every room: bulk OF tie hest materials the most
architectural style. Two t-ds Of the land 3 covered
al Cine Ire timber, and The remainder Is wall
forareng and growing fine fruits portion OF which IS al
ready set with varieties Of fruit trees, stbes grapes &c.
NJ y-ler being nov located in business iu Lver75l y.
land induces this r Of aleo his property Address the I'M.
dergne5 ~ Nashville, who resides On aud VIII show proper
ty, and give tie terEls q sale
dec7-tf y. UORsON.
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INSTRUMENTS.
TTVHE undersgnedhave for sale large assortment Of
DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS
Of every variety style and price, which the atsntca Of Ii
MEDICAL STUDENTS
hrespectfully invited. Also
Frof. Paul T. Ewes Pocket Gases.
Nays
" Sythotonny Gases
g Tqurniqaet.
Together with very large stock Of Ampuiatng, 0bsteca
Dental and Trepannng instrument OF ali kinds
RAINS & BROWN,
wholesale and Retail Agents fer the sale Of the celebrated
Tieman Instruments in Nashville. ssp2S
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S. S. Farrar, Bros. q Co. Lanncau e Wilde
J. A. Burkmyer; George W. Williams q Co: q. J..
c. II. Noise Farnum & Dctterer
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Keep it Before the People!
IN. STOCKELL.

Wa ~ - H ~ A~A@g
PAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASEEftElt'
WHOLESALE AND REIAIL DEER IN
HyURAU ETC GEM E rs
Plaster 81 Paris, PIastering Hist1s Etre
Bricks, Fire Clayy
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS q TEX"
RA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No. II Broadway, Between summer ana
Cherry Streets
NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEE.
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OVER A MILLION or BOTTLES

This Cordial will never fail to cure any Of the above
diseases if taken as per directions on each bottle in
German, English. and French.
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The greatest Remedy in the work. This cordial
Is distilled from berry known only to myself, and
chemically combined with O. the most valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and barks known to the mind
Of man, viz: BLOOD RoOT, BLACK RooT, WILD
CHERRY BARK, YELLOW DOCK, DANDELIoN, SiRsAP-
ARILLA, ELDER FLOWERS, with Others, producing the
most infali5,e remedy for the restoration Of health
ever known. It is NATURES remedy, curing dis
ease BY natural laws. When taken, its influence Is
felt coursng through every vein Of the body, purify
ing and acceleratng the circulation Of the blood 1t
neutra'izes any bilious matter in the stomach, and
strengthens the whole organization.
WeIFAN'g sTRENGTuFNrur rnpnTAT.
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Musical instruction.
PROFESSOR 4. KARKAEFTs

NKTOULD stale 10 those whng 10 EMPLOY hs services,
~ he hasa few hogssnoE at the disposal Of pupils
Terms Instrumental essons, taken By the session $50
per n taken By the NOR th Sc per manth Cuiva-
ton of the voice singing per session invariably in ad
vance, and u-on allowed those crgs any recount
Appesnouon be made Benson's Ncclurss Muaie
31re nov25 d3m
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Staple ana Faney Dry eaoas.
= 2. - -asD - -. -
SILKS

T9 Fosueo srd Double SKIRTS Plsiss aui sirsa fsnss
Black silks, Chfntz ares plain Bik st Bia ,vsds ss
sEo Source BIacz ss, aue Pm DsLaaesand Dle oses
DeBzgs blutful assortment of eonifus rrev am i s,
French AeHos Satin face HHos, sreatvas ~ Faissas
Our stock q H0sIEEYl beu COTTON and R00E, IS very
arge aaI desirable: our stock Of GauslerHss ana rs
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HE have lust received small shipment of pURE APPLE
#s Brandy, gAich for richness q -lss ard dlVor
irecelan ca MIZELL HOOPER CO.
decH Nos Sans MARKET strte5
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o u II Il L A G
Hoist. host our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
Il war, let every stripe eoforth,
Borne by the p2trots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its WORTH
O'e. moor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
FOR OIL twas won in freedom cause,
Amid the battles doCd.
Hoist, hoist. ouT flag TO heavens breeze,
Let every fold hoat high,
UnfGrl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist our Tag in Arts great reign
Let every star float higher
Up with the nation emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let 1ennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature 3 made
Where every type is found.
Above our own AFt Gallery,
Our country s standard wave.
And underneath its folds preside
The beaytiful-the brave
The child-tne Observation-Disclosures
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portraitura
With every charm but life
Then raise our hannerto the slzyl
Let every star bear news,
That types at the Dirt GALLERY,
Are made by C. @. HUGHES.
ahIS-dSzwtf Corner az COLLEGE ard Tyuien
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" EsTERDAY morning Lady1s Geld AuehsE
watch. with the o. Eiglr3 Farrc, Bra street,
aud ls No. 1890 Is iiea Gold Chains L7cet Key snd fln
attached The Watch Lost Public square
lis vicinity. The finder VII be suilg rrsfr 8g sirE
AZ the Bookstore, o., COLLEGE street
f5-aff
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PREMIUM FLOUR.
u. II. sNOWDEN a CO.

CyOLE Agents fer the sale Of he celebrated Knoxville City
- Mills sour have received lGu bags p4f Rliraad Ehi-a
they selling at Mills prices.
This Flour has ha Premium State Pair and rfsd
nc s. per barrel higher In e New YORK su any CHER
brand
We expect 60 keep iu supply hanI ard rsrourd g
with the utmost eourd- Eapeof 90
any Flour have ever sem. p sNOWuEN e. CO
30 q North Cherry s'-sat
dac2 Union and American Building.
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FREsH uACCARONI.

% boxes best quvly OF Maocaroni Just received by
WESSEL & THOMPSON.
Country Merchants will And stock ful and l assorted
nov and thouut The Holiday Season, also at prices suit
the times.
VESSEL e. THOMPSON,
novlI Nos 40 and q Union street.
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z UsF received larVeshpmeut o. saITHs celebrated
gVheelfWr afas tie hest ever CD use safe dg
MzZELL, HOOPER e. co
dss3 Aos g an "a Market treet5
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foAADks and Hair Oils, Of various patterns, Puf Boxes
flne shell asing and Zine Combs, Gard Cases. Port
cnasea luhiu racs escorted kinds Rsahsors TI4 Dva
Bay hlia Iost Powders together with many ohss articles TOO
stle terms. DFWOYTfLR = m
n0Fi0