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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-11
c. :. BOREHEAD,
THUS. ,. PAGE.
InrIsv1LLEKH. Sen & is:

W. H SETTLE-DeaT SIR Afier Laviug made a
thorough OF the Ycsper - ia relI-
tIOu Illuminating peweT, chemical composition,
etc 1 Go not hesitate to recommend it being sa-
Ter and more economical well as possessing great
er intensity OF illumination than any other material
now IN
Iu The laboratory il Is superior to the alcohol
means Of obtaining heat, and viii be found Of i'll
valuable service the druggist well as the manu-
featuring chemist
CdAS. w. WRIGHT, NJ. d.
Pref. Of Chemistry in the KY, School Of Medicine,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
T O r S A l. E..

-
VITISHING TO make other Investments, pro
w pose to sellallOur Rea alEstatein DavidsoncO., =,
asfoogs;
That Suburban Residence.
situated on t franklin Turn pike within hal IA mile
city and opposite the residence OF the late Jo
seph W. Horton This s, perhaps, the most com
mauding site Ia the vicinity of Nashville, and is a
most tdesirablecounIry residence. The house will be
sold with 2 cr 5acres ofiand thepurchIser may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
known asthc Sims Tract situated the smith Turn
pike (ol Lebanon rOad) within three miles of Nash
VILE Llinin $50 acres. The soils lit is well
watered tmbcred, and Can be divided into small
tracts oftwenty acres and upwards, "a; OF which
admirably adapted for country residences, market
garden sand dairy arms Also that
Beautiful Farm.
onsame road now occupied b! T. q. MeCampbeu, :,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding continuing
about $50 acres. This place Is 50 we'll known To
need further description Ii wilalso be divided
10 suit purchasers &c McCampbellgi Ills how these
places any one who WIiicali.
AIIthe abOy property wilIbe sCld on reasonable
terms aud on creditOi one two three and -four
years
APPLY Y $ Lindsey Nashville or to either
oiIheladersIgDed-
fHOS. c MCCAMPBELL,
SIX miles rom Nashville.
J.. A 8CfsAMPBEIL,
aprI Nashville.
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Misfellaueons.

Established AGO.
PETER LORILLIARD,
SNUFF AND T0BAGC0 MANUFACTURER,
sa 16 &c IS Chambers ST.,
Formerly - Chatham street, New York;
NTOULD call the special attention of GrOeers and
w Druggists 70 his removal, and also the articles
OF his man ufacture, viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Macsboy, DemigrOs,
FInr Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, -, Nachitoches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Fresh Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Irish High Toast
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, Lundyfoot.
TOBACCO.
sxOKSG. FISH cUr CHEWING. ssoKING.
No. I, p. A. L., or plain, ST. Jago,
No. 2, Caveniish, or sweet, Spanish,
Nos. i k2 mix'd, Sweet Scented oronoco Canister
Kitef0ot, Tin Foil Caycndish, Pure Turkish.
4 Circular ef Prices viii DC seHt an Application.
F.B-Sote ttle new article OF Ffesa scotch Snuff.
which will be found superior article for dipping
purposes. -
dec3e-d3m
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Miscellaneous.
American and Foreign
STEREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM.
z. TH0EY,
3O8 broadway, New York.


After My LIT, 1860. sol BROAD WAY, taro
doors from tie 81. NictOlas Hotel.
The stereoscope Is the fsactire. isterestfag,
e5tGisisg amusing, and e1citing Of modern IN ven
None are too young too old, too iateLlf-
gent none too HHefaoGiea to acknowledge its worth
and beauty. a,
will psaeTate ereEyDhsre-
II present, = ySar ,g view every part Of the word
detail as yVu were on the sp0t-
Photographers every where exploring Europe,
Asia, Africa, America, IN search OF the grand and
the beautiful, and the results Of l4eir &ku are
stdEIiy sTlTichiJt9 our StOck
We have az iinmeuse variety of paper Views OF
Scenes in Paris London, England, ,Seot- Hd Ireland,
Wales France, ,BcgiGm, Holland SWITZERLAND, Spiil.
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Of HIuailsasd Isziozs Of Palaces Churches, and Ca
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these iii1miDated vie~s Is Rtot remarkable
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Among Other things We have just published Stere-
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80 Merchants from every s-ctsol 0I the country
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TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the Vesper Gas Air Light,
pronounce it the best and cheapest light known.
NumberIess testimonials are being received daily
from ali quarters vOuching for the excellence Of this
lghI. a few of which are given below.
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Pporpc1ox roR Inn1cRkNS AND kncnAEu I'M nsw
sssecasou caIsd NE Beard Of Dspuss q Bsssvossas
and Knsrsnt Societies Of NE Gay Of New York, pro
mhes 10 be yegy useful Institution u wss organized
last January for the purpose Of projecting smraass and
smmsrssn nom ths vhoi@ais fssnd and imposon prse
tssa 70 excessively by uckss swisd,ers, - likewise 70
bring c0saAsws ~ justice asd procure the requisite
Legislative scs IN furtbsraaos hsreof VIII be seen BY
adverssmes ano<bsv column that The society ADVISE
IN sufferers by ticket ssindsrs and other similar frauds,
70 vus their oce, 81 No 50 Green wch street, whore
representative Of NE Board always hand, and whore
The best legal advice Win be given grsns-
Rxcxrrs Dnvre.--Yesserdsy morning, sbcss half past
ten o'cicck, Mr.. Z. n. Honsh, when crossing Rsaie
street. at he junction Of Centre wress kncctsd down
By team Of bcrsss and wagon belonging 70 Allen Nc
esn Buckley q Chambers sees, injurns his hip and
arm and causing other dssgreeaole bruises 70 hs pr.
The accident vas owing 10 Me driver turning 400
tsto RsAde street on uot: The hurt We are nformed
has entirely dinabied him for the present.
rw AsxucAx BArnsr MAuxxr' scoxrr-rn our report
a. Ne anniversary of The American Baptist Mariners 20
csesy, pubssbsd In Saturdays ksue vss errcaseasly
Stated that she Rev Joseph ockbrdze made The second
speech should have beea reported a. the speech Of
Rev. A. II Burlinshan-
cmAr PcrAer--rho rate II postage on letters by
Boyd's City Express has been reduced 70 ore cent This
chsngs VII BE- haisd win pleasure By Ne public Who
rave hog fem ne necessity cf cheaper postage than
that afforded by previous resnslions The effect, pscu
nry proved 70 be vesy sdvsntAssous 70 tire pockets
uf Mr.. Boyd.
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Pelscs IntsiIsgsnee.
A rRrzx yrGur nv MOONLIGHT.

a~ruy seSsrs twelve O'Clock s>suraay niess, ON
~vrn snssy and crsv Of ne Hsrbw police, dbcovsrsd
crowd of sxcssd persons On ihs ezissme end Of the
mar foot Of Roosevelt street rpou nearer approach
me pccs dcrsd too engaged In nsssns, ansv the
wsss aeprsvsd fashion u NE r r. The cowtsaans vsrs
ssrspvss " ~ vs md were pounding each oshsr In
rod syh, vhss Vie ccsrs, ~ circuisous route goa
npos NE pier and mailing bsr way through me crowd
secured n principals me Scsse holders seconds and
spscnacu an rstrssasd the spprcach o. the POLLS
kav1ag ~ snbrtnaAs prnclpah In the hands Oh NE
snsny me pvuussrs Who gave thsir names - Chsiss
nhnn md rhonaa Mullsn, vrrs brought 70 Me sscoed
y~rd s>n4sn houns ed ncked up Tor The night Yessx
- r~ww rWmss Ovut, vhere 0sy were nsed $40 ssch,
anA cDmmnt>1 - pvBus b dsfsuh Il payment ne neht
0ek n1r1 rs~sh vhea ~ peles aAs sefv appearascs
- - gvc,nd end ~ eeA " shs sessa
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Day's valeanfes.-
ssd sev + ~ 81 oy one susirsd scnss1s asa prss
nc ssa s ;ss:: "a z;
neysd 70 Be- 0s vsD bess ever n.dA
,r s, s. 90 g es "a
Al ns oh install and mr. nAny pufposea found supertu
:; !: a.: 4: s:s::s = -: - -
q e q: pa Ss,ss e. y Y: 3 2.
Vgrpcs.:1 vhics y 1ssaiss DrOVsas srs . psTtss1S
Is. NV .sua.s y .. comb ..ss, A. So = = q.
slssss ssS eusx ssT AZ s.s.av rsasisi = sSs5
me-: 2 q s;.s .n .s 1s =, ~ . :,
susos hs..a .sas 90 . .hsr Posass IN = harasSsd
IN 5. ,ooss q ioS pssss o bring iso asivsssi uss "a
give y Az: '' soss ;sSi Z DAY. . oua..A srs.
A Large variety ef spectselss, Op>ra
IVA. :; :s :a & :ss '''.
spring Fashion Hats, %, - and -.
WHITE, Halter ms Broadway DEPOSITS 81 Psuis churcs
AsnysrasiI's-Th: 0.s.gs 5,esc:. Wei e:
S.uss sas ssns q busss s re ''''' ~ ~
Hsrri,s,s Patent oAA~pssn Fire and
saru,s. Prod ssfss III Broadway. ssssr Of nss srss
Singers Sewing Machines.
AN HHriAn M" Sh~
DESTINED for IN ..ns.s..,ss gursc:s, .s. :: p +,
ysmfs Sewing hssf,n,s q ner syies 20 w 40 -
= ~. =
A Grover Il Baker NoissIsss Sewing Ma
Rev tak, and in Fui6n arssI brookiyA
wheeler n wiIsen's sewing Machines.
onos Sc hso~dvsy sev fost.
ARTIFICIAL Legs aBd Arnas, Pa1wer's Pa
sssa-I loo Feet for limbs aho.essd by mp dssass 49,
xew,snc eni sd eseuufa eRp1accs n E - huooA. o.
-. a. = ., C.,.r-.s.s v,,s-ss.
zee. =. . ss..,s 49,. 49, - ~ cnI3Iss
III sMss nc ss"ae re""s W. ~ "'S''
$1,000, rss-ax
49, =: 49, sssss = ss..s = so.s n S.s
fyiss ana prsssryiss q IN q Broszwsy.
,,,--.--
Ill .s- n.sss..sss vs4s.s~. ~ rscsI
~ - ~ ~ ISs1s ssysst svpssss nsvana
Darry.s vrsesphsrsus N the Dsss ana
vrs~srv1n1 - rsrHorsSS - ~. EeSA N III 81 a
kssssh
v~s.S.,~-,. rz.sv NJ. Us~ a. rc~u..
,..,'s sest in IN. -o,,s ~se,,sis ma rsssn ana a.
a. : privately applied. no Asor House..
-
O.. Cur. Tru .s :"..s.. Il ssSss ,.rx.s.s. sar.s q
' " f"p'"s -Nsso w. go
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Political InteIlixsnos.

Political InteIlixencA.
pisAfFhcTloN AMONGST THE CHICAGO DELEGATION
FROM Nxw YORK.
Inc New York Chicago delegates, asr small amount
Of oancusins at the Assor House, desdsd, Friday
nsn' 70 meet In Chicago on Monday evening" the i4h o.
Nay Ibis meeting, and tn .sines Of portion OF the
dele ssoa are underood have their origin In the fact
matt ere 10 prospect Of q revolt In the delegation,
some OF the rad cal democrats or barnburner element
becoming restless under the lead Of Seward and Weed
and giving Indication that they intend to be their own
leaders,
ibis dhanection not confined 70 the Chicago delegs
NOE on, but has exAted At Albany and other portions
OF Una State all winter. The Canal Appointing Board,
which now under the control OF the radicals has been
setting Weed and the whg advisers one sds all winter.
ne appointments made for collectors ensineers &c on
he Erie canal this spring, have shown plan that
pes'y upsets the projects Of the Albany Regency and
NE wrepuiler Of that The radicals having
large number Of the Chicago delegates there just
great fear that something serious will ranspre nj Chi
eo. The slate Of the Regency was broken TO fragments
~ The radicals In the Canal Board, and the power
n The Chiago delegation may break the Presidential
s,ase q 0hicsgo.
TIE WAY VIRGINIA WILL BE REPRESENTED AT
CAICAGo.
j. O. Underwood, who was appointed one Of the dele
gates from Virginia TO the Chicago Black Republican Con
ventsou, Is not citizen OF the State He lon Virginia
nsasly four years ago.
GOV MORGAN TO VISIT CHICAGO.
Gov Morgan Of this stas, will be In attendance II Chi
60, and ~ Chairman Of the Republican National Com.
nles viii be his duty 70 call ~ Convention 70 order.
MICHIGAN FOR SEWARD.
The Michigan State Convention after selecting delegates
Chicago passed resolutions instrucng the delegates
cast the vote OF the State for William H. Seward and to
uas all honorable means TO secure his nomination.
INDIANA FOR CAMERON.
There pretty strong Indications st present. based
upon the popular feeling expressed in the various
county meengs that the vote Of Indiana Chicago will
be cast for Simon Cameron.
SENATOR WADE AND THE IMPENDING CAUSE.-THE Cncn-
matt Gazette says that Senator Wade Of Ohio did not sign
the Helper circular, though he requested TO do
INV CRY GOVERNMENT PmrApnruA. The newly
elected muncpah OF Philadelphia viii be installed to-day.
10 morrow the Mayor will be inaugursted.
BURNT EuGY.-ChAs Lee Armour, delegate from
Frederick Nd, TO the Republican Convention In Bat
more last week and sppontedb by that convention to Chi
csro burnt 10 efhgy in the former city Saturday
night last.
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Isdignatsen Meeting ON staten Island.
very large meeting Of the citizens Of ossteton. In
Richmond county, held SATURDAY evening i~s, Ia
the open air 10 consider what the town should
take In regard the destruction Of the ballot box on the
evening Of the town election, On "Wednesday, the ID
instant
Alter The orEAnisasioa Of The meeting, W. carts nd
dressed The meeting and followed by Lot O Ozark,
Who gave clear and detailed aooount Of the circum-
stsncss 81 The conspiracy, which began ct Aosny the
new disssoa % Ne county and ended In We soempi 70
dcNs the sovereign win q We people By NE thsft o. The
ballot Dor and deufxucticu q ths ballots.
commitsce vsa then appointed 70 DRAFT res,'uucns
expressive ~ the ssnes Of the meeting rhey reenrned IN
few moments wish resolutions, which were adopted, en-
pressing great indgns1cn Get the grc outrage perpe
rssed upon them By The then asd destyucoa OF The bal
c Dor 81 the recent election for town ccs and laying
aside all merely party conseratons win hereafter COR
daily and honestly unite IN voting for The be men 81
any and all PARTIES for their town oficerao
D1sle Low, Peter l. Hsrtng, Col Nathan Bsrresf, rS
rohn wesseryeN, Ios O Clark, Michael Oopp4neer End
p~nie y. Appcscn we're appointed commssse 70 nsu-
Investigation into the circumstances atfcnW a sh-
earring away ~ the b~Ics Dor and dsssxvctAcs q ths
ba6 81 The recsnt tosp meeting, add be empoy cred
take whatever seps mar ~ necrssary 70 cr snirs shs
sovp, Which has ssss deprived Of ~ edosn ~ Ne ~
cen, 9cirsgs
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Meade Brothers, 233 Broadway, Closed
Afew Days for repairs open nj so broadway opposite
3gnos Church -
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THE RETURN OF THE rwo FUGITIVE SLAVES TO MARY
LAND-THER ROUTE AND ARRIvAL--rHE SALE
OF ONE OF THE NEGROES IMMEDIATELY on BgINg
DELIVERED UP TO THE OWNER.
will DO recoccted that Tuesday last two fugitive
slaves from Maryland brought before United States
Commissioner Belts and, conclusive testimony a. to
their owing servce to owners In Frederick county,
Liberty dhtrct, Maryland, were surrendered 10 their
masters, according 70 tho laws OF the United States
The circumstances under which tines, fugtives were
spprehendsd somewhat singular. They left Maryland
BY the advice Of Some abolition agents there, who sup
Piled them with letter To certain abolition association
In Bcekman street, New York. and few dollars each
Having walked 70 Philadephis they took the cars for
this city. Being little garrulous and tolersbiy ignorant
they disclosed condition to some person ON the cars
who, on arriving in New York, sdvbed ono Of the
Deputy karsnals Of his suspous. Accordingly Deputies
oKeefe, Duean and Caigan watched by day and night
and having succeeded In the arrest and In Obtaining
their rendition BY the Commissioner, Lett Immediately ~
rosse for Maryland on The lss OF May.
The officers, fearing that ths railway depos would DO
watched By tho sbcioass (housh they could trou
bs them much) arranged 70 30 by the steamer Jsmes-
town from pier No. Is North river. Having consulted
with Cap Skinner, the Deputy Massha order to avoid
excitement took two carriages and drove The negroes
about bs suburbs Of New York for nearly hours
VI lime for he steamer 10 START they then brought
them quietly board and lodged them in their s,ais
rooms rhey had . very rough psssase, and the poor
fugitive slaves In their ignorance OF the law fAncied al
the time consequence Of the oourtssey aud hospitality
with which they had been treated by the Northern on
oers thst they under the protection OF the sso,
tsonsfs and on their way 10 Csnsds ArrsugemenH
made BY Deputy Marshal 0Ksefe with CAps Skinner, Of
the Jamestown stop the hst vessel they for Bait
more ths steamer Adelaide accordingly hssd aad
stopped Norfolk Va, and the oroers and hss fag
lives board the Adelaide and proceeded Bait
more where they were BY The owners Of the slaves
and having delivered the "chatses up, received the
ocipts for The same.
fhe slaves locked up In Tho county jail OF Balu
BY the Tney but few hours In Bait.
more whom Allen Gror-ths slave owned BY Abssiom
case-wss sold for 81 800 me other w~ taken home
by his owner (Mr. Laurerce} who said he would treat
him we'll and not punAh HIM this time for his 0dscsesion
In Visiting such den Of insquity = Nee York.
Tho deputy Narshals report thai they kindly
received By The Bamoreana, who sxpecssed decided
preferences FOR the way The nssrasn d the South a.
iepded New York city 70 the IN ,ostoa In similar
cass rscssfly Dasfssssd By ths suthoraiss a troy
fhe ssal displayed BY thsss dsputlcs (OKssfs Dugaa
and CAihGAn) anords pleasing relief the viow Of the
recsst conduct - two other ocsrs Of the MArahals
odos Who have bssn dfsnfspd for alleged brfoery and
dcrebct1co of duty.
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Drawings or France, Brocdbents Il Co.'s
Della Losteries:-
SUSSEX Cousry-CrAss irS NAY g. 1880.
IS, IL, SO. l, 65, 6, 10, 20, AZ, Q. 68, 40, As.
grand CONSOLIDATED LorTERY-CLAss n Nay 8, 1860.
2, 81, 80, "a, 81, q, 40, n, 81. as, l6, "a.
FRANCE. BROADBGrTsA co,
Managers, wHanston, DelA ware.
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On Monday Apvn %, 81 bremen, ss wife q Sr. rrea
q. Derns Of boy.
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Chas. III. Wfiifamson's Brooklyn CAL
leyy Of exquis,e Photographs colors oils CO.
tabhshcd 1881. 249 Fulton street.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotfs-
HAYWOOD EDDY co, Msnsaers OF he

pkLAwAkt, kINTtCkY AND MISSOURI STAT L0rrKhfts.
DsIAwARE-sxrRA Class NO. ats NAY 6, 1850.
As, 40, Is. 81, AZ, a3. 49, 81, 81, I, 80, so, 6.
As, l6, 5s, l. So, %, %, 20, IS, 10, 6s, "a. 63.
WOOD, EDDY co. wil|!ag'os, Delaware.
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Nayss Vuleanses.-

Pathological Character, with Charts
and full Written descriptions. given daily Of FOWLER
WILLS, 006 Broadway.
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Lroru-PAYSr On thurs ,ay, Nay ., al CHRIST cbnsch,
Brooklyn by the Rev DR. C>nnead, Ina LrcuwR 10 oss
r PAYxr, daushser Of rhAicb~ I. Psyse, all Of nsa
place.
MArur--Pxrrrox. --on Monday, Aprz 70, BY the Rev.
!. Tlpney, Ns<vm MsrHxx " Mrs. sAssH ,. PATTssos
oil u thh city.
81 our Hnvs0u by The Rev r. s. Washington, Jons Sxpai
cow, Of yodrevlle Wisconsin, 70 cAruAsr kssxr, OF
sraahapan rsxk, Isle Of Man
On Tountry papers psssss ooW
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Tors AT r.AnIux.

ANTHONY ,. BLEECxy .l, cal, =, sc~s,o A the No.
ssans szsssDg q fns. Gay NAY - s'esssa. a. Lsas
very desirable kr .srsss or n 5000 os~nsAakcs -
hey Are st.aAed On bsssufu psr Of Ne Asd ssax
awfe no 1900 nd acss.xhs by rtsrd Avsass ~
rosa sesnnos. say hour ~ NJ tAy a. stxNA
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Designed for an misunderstanding purposes bosaiss IN ~
rsph- and aapsble o. ksd Of wot
b the bssx maeAipe produced. free only S,lo.
ysmry sewing Maskinss q rev syies q "a and 80
J. n t1n0RR Co, <Es broadway, r. Y.
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Geo. n. sloat d Co.. Celebrated Hlliptsc
I<sh ekNsh End thutaie Sewing nssAne a. H. COLLINS,
NfBrrsdvy.
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DE-. Marsh Continues ca Apply MS Rada-
bsrpis rupture MARSH CO., No vesey =, II.
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ARTIFICIAL Legs and Arms, Palmer's Pa
loo ress for limbs shcsessd by mp dssess 49,
,a 90 90 1s:saS % AZ, r. i - - Of
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A Large Variety Of spectacles, Opsra
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70 he cpsiss bnsnsss = loy Ersss Wholesale and RETAIL
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A Grover Il Baker Noiseless Sewing Ma
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Cristadore's HAIR Dye, wigs aud Tou .
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Spring Fashion Hats, %, - and %.
wHfrK Ha,isr xs Broadway. opposite 81 Pauls church.