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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

Are LineoIns Florida Conyention-An
officer in New FORK regiment, engaged in
the recent Florida fight, writes as follows
to a relative in Buffalo:
Il have had my foot shot off, and may
lose part Of my les, all for being delegate
In the first political Convention Abe Lin
coin has held in Florida"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

The Union Central Committee in Ken
lucky have called State Convention, tc
meet in Louisville on the 23d of MAY, tc
nominate an electoral ticket and to appoint
legates to the Chicago Democratic Con
vertion. The call is signed by James Gu
thrie, George ID. Prentice, Hamilton Pope
and others.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

Prof. Simmons, who styles himself the
Basiiiconthaumaturgist is on his way over
land from California Iii. journey is i'm
peded as he has to bring his name along
in two huge wagons
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

a Republican stump orator, in New
Hampshire. declares that y victory over
the Democracy here is worth more than all
the battles fought in the field" That is
50, because until the Democracy il destroy
ell the Abolitionists will fail to effect their
fell de. ign to u o It the Sa,es and per
manentiy establish their military dcspot.
Ism. What, then, shall we say of those
Democrats who are helping the revolution.
lists to conquer the liberties of the people :
The Republican leaders confess that theil
chief object Is to conquer the Northern
Democracy. Then let every Democrat be
marked who dare help them in this work
Of wipiag out tn Democracy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

General Grant has given notice that no
women shall hereafter cone within his
lines. Perhaps his military secrets will c
better kept than they have been.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24
FOR SALE BY

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A. Lemon, Pershing Co, Plymouth; Robert
Cornwcll & Co., Bourbon; N b. APPS. Aieman,
Tippecanoe John Cless, Bourbon Jonas Miller, Bre-
men, Jas. NJ. Wickizer, Argos; Peter Smith I'm
ontown; and Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the Union
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-24

Old ABE writes to some clergymen in
the West that, 1t is not the intention of
tho government to run the churches"
The cd joker evidently thinks that the
churches are a sort of fire. machines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28

mORRIS-Sudienly st his residence. No. IS West Nine
son Of the late Robert Morns of Fordhsm, Westminster
County, in the Goth year of hi- sge.
Friends and relatives Of Deceased invited to attend hs ia
neral at Trinity Church, Friday next, April ~ at
O'Clock +. M, without further notice
RAiNSfORD--On Tuesday morning. April 26, George s.
Kain5ioTd. in the J3th year Of his age.
His friends and the friends Of the family are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral Friday afternoon at u
o'clock from st. Marks Church. Of Second avenue
and Tenth street
SCUrrAt st. Louis, Friday, April % Fannie Louise,
wife OF James Scott and daughter Of the late John Valen
tine. sged n years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited attend the
funeral from the residence of her mother No. 81 Second
cnuc, corner Of Third street Friday April 49, at
O'Clock without further invitation. Her remains will be
taken to Greenwood for interment.
SHOTWELL-At sea, Monday, April Is, Augustus r.
Showell, in the J5h year of his age
His remains will DO taken to Skaneateles for intement
SHUNWAY-Afer a severe Illness Wednesday, April
u. Harry Melville, only Of Charles f. and CsesIia
Shumway, aged years, | month and days.
The friends OF tho family invited attend the funeral
from the residence Of his parents No s. Macdouga street.
Friday, 18th inst, at 10 Remains taken to Nor.
walk Conn, for interment.
STOHR-In Brooklyn Wednesday, April q, Anna C.,
wife Of Christian Sohr aged 80 years, months and 81
days.
Friends aud acquanances invited send tho funeral
from her residence, Filth avenue in Thirteenth
street. Brooklyn at o'clock P. IN. to-day
Sacramento papers please copy.
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The PHILADELPHIA Fair.

PHILADELFHIA NCuDC6uN!l APTH21 I5bI.
A grand musical festival inaugurating the
great Central Fair in this city for the benefit Of the
Sanitary Commission, win commence at the Academy
out fortnight under the musical direction Of Theodore
Thomas Of New York. assisted by number OF The lead
ing artists Of this city There Is no doubt thai large
supn will be raised by this festival
All The city passenger railroads the steam railroads
and numerous manufacturing and other firms have al
ready contributed the funds Of the fair The Penn
sylyaaia Railroad Company has subscribed $1,000
From present evidences il IL believed that the fair lu
this city will equal if not distance that recently hcic
in New.York The space covered by tho building ~
Logan square will be three times larger.
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AuCsE nENTs.
Academy Of Music.

NJ Maretzrk AdvertiscS an increase Of prices.
This is necessary His expenses from tho copying Of
music 10 tho utcrng Of notes have increased. II is
not nosbe 10 col tnuo on the old forms He has done
wisely and woll.--On Monday he will produce tn,
Bgguepots. We do not propose TO analyzo his work
afresh for we gave page Of our journal to descrp
ton OF its music and tho performance when it was first
produced OF tho Academy. Long since it had been
played to the manner born by ~ DaviSs New-Orleans
company in Northern cities-n the old times when that
company left the fever behind them and travelled This
WAS long ago: twenty five ycsrs.-The Hguenots has
the randest subject for lyrical treatment Of any opera
on the stage The plot is large and noble The char.
acters broad and sharply drawn. and varied. The
musc-though not so fluent as Rossni's-is immensely
handlcd.-There is satisfaction In hearing such an
opera az TIL: Husasnots. Tho sentient auditor feels
that there is always cause for tho musical effect in the
Passionate or terrible drama Of real esh and blood per
sonagcs impeled by political or religious motives
How vastly superior the inspiring power in the literary
work-for "a musical drama is in The Hsgnerots
RoBert Diotl, need not be argued The one is abso
lutte reality-nature: the other painted solemn grim
acing mask.
Concentration Zirom gave most acccpta-
bic concert at Dodworths Hall. What somebody was
TO jewsharps in Europe during tho past generation
Herr Zrom is TO little musical machine tho size of
piece Of chalk" which ia OF tho melodeum order He
disconrscs wonderfully upon t.-These were phenom
ona-6 and II years Of age boys, little charming
viOnist the other a vocalist. Mr. Goldbeck played
very finely transcription Of Faust ana was immensely
appauded.
ITALIAN CONTRIBUTION TO THE SANITARY
FMg.--A CONCERT. There will be given under the
patriotic and liberal sanctions of the Italian Benevolent
Society Union and Fraternity" vocal concert. by
the pupils of Sgnor Maestro Barli. Saturday even
ing. April 30 at Irving Hall An admirable project by
attractive connoisseurs We commend Il 10 the atten
ton Of the public.
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deb.

uAgTIFTr-iu Tins city, "Wednesday aiternonn April
~ or dip triia frank Warren, only cd Of William T..
and Ios~phi'- BIftlei', aged years aud months
Eotir. viii apI--Ir in = ridrs sp,pers
IosF-Nt ~. late Residences Ia North Salem Wcstcheser
County fTiioy morning. Apnl ~ ANA Close. IN th'
ia yerr & lus
CoRSWELht Poughkcep,ie, Monday, April 23 in the
GIN year OF bis age William tornwei for many years
merchant 81 that city.
lii friends and the friends Of bic William K and George
Cornwe and son IN law Robert r. Silina1, are respect
iy invited attend hi, fn-rnl from HI, late residence
No Is street Thursday afternoon, 18th Inst Al
Jo.ock. Tho Hudson River RAILROAD tram leaving al IL
o'clock :. m, will arrive boz time.
FOHD--in Brooklyn Tuesday April %. Mrs Sarah III
FORD wiia OF hr Hobart ord. IA tho gth Of her
Funeral Friday next at =. m, at No ~ Rcinsen street
BROOKLYN. . . ~
uooD TN Monday. April %. Mary Bradford Hsllctt o.
| Sonersetshre, Eug.and. wife Of George Hood.
Her friends invited TO attend the funeral at p OF
Thursday 18th inst from the residence Of Charles Earon
No. SO ST. Maiis place. The remains Will be taken t.
Greenwood
LiNCkLAEN-At Csrenovs New York on Sunday APd
a. LcdJtfd LiuCklira, IA tLe eau 'sA oi hls axo.
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heaters.

WALLACK 'SiTHRATER.-Mis Jane Co0mbs',
first appearance at this heaer last evening was thor
oughly successful She was warmly welcomed by one 81
largest audiences of tho and ut the close Of
the fourth act was specially cOmplimented by call
before the curtain. Her performance Of the part Of
Lady Teaze was refined and delicate throughout and
1T certain points. even brilliantly effective. Mis-.
COombss most apparent artistic error Is one which
fortunately is not likely 20 long endure AT Walack;
Thcaerthat Of bcstoRIug undue and exag 5eTated en-
pLasis upon prominent words ia tie dialogue. Ii
Shcridans language above al others the point always
abundanly manfass itself and requires oycrstruin
ing help il toward popular appreciation. This little
irregularity will. doubtless, be presently snoothed
away BY the general excellent example which Mr. Wal
lacks company affords Miss Coonibs appears for IA,
second time Friday evening, % Lady Gay SPEAKER
in "LQudoa Assurance
WINTER GARDBS-Ihc play this week at iht
Winter Garden is The Sorceress"-a tocrable tFans
lation from a French drama by Bourgeois and Barber
The leading part Is represented by Miss Ayonia Tones
Certain opportunities are afforded IN the progress Of
tho piece for bold pictorial effects which in one or two
ipstancs.-as. for example the closing o! the
third Got-are well improved
FOX's OLD BOwERY THFATEE.-Mr. DE-
waldcn's dramatization Of 'Cudjos Cave continues
10 attract largo audiences ~ this house.
NlTLo's GARDEN" Bel DemoniO' will be
produced on Monday, the sih o. May.
FBEScH TngATER.-" Montjoyo" will be pro.
duced this evening a Nhlos Saloon for tho bcnef, Of
Mr. Juigue The house will be crowded. Tor tie French
citizens Of New York too mindful of Mr. Juigncts
services to let the occasion pas lwithout vigorous
demonstration OF good will and encouragement On
Saturday evening the last performance of the season IL
10 take place and thereafter the company visits Boston
Meanwhile the project Of entirely nov theateT Tor
French representations thriyes apace.
The HIrPOTHRATROS.-lhc new additions To
The company ct this place OF entertainment have been
favorably received by the public The performances
are varied every evening aud orc all presented IN the
best and most effective manner.
BROADWAY AMPHTnEATRR.-This house,
newly decorated and rcfarnisAcd will be opened by Mr.
George Wood on Monday next. The irst attraction
will be presented in the person Of NJ Washington Sim
mons necromancer for whose ielts superiority over
over all bis predecessors is claimed.
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PENNSYLVANIA Union state Convention.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
HARRISBURG, Wednesday April q, lSt

hpecisI Dlspaich 20 Tic n T. ITIl-Ht'
HARRISBURG Wednesday April q, 1864
The Union Convention meets here tomorrow,
at u O'Clock large number Of delegates are already
here Many men among the first nellects Of the State
will be present 1t is said that Gen. Cameron will be
one Of the delegates at large 10 the Baltimore Con'en
ton. Thos NJ Howe Of Pittsburg also will be one.
lie wac formerly Wing member Of Congress from
that CITY, Winthrop W. Ketchum, late State Senator
from Luzerne is also prominently named for the same
position The Hon. John j. Hickman, the Hon. jas
Cambell are here Expressions Of preference for Mr.
Lncoln's denomination are universal Delegates talk
privately Of nobody else The Convention will be large
and very Harmonious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28

FINE ARTs.-The collection of pictures form
ing the gallery Of Mr.. EOopo Brooking OF this city.
which was chiefly purchased by him during the past
six or eight years from artists studios in Europe and
this country will Do sold at auction this evening by
Leeds Co. at the Old Dusseldorf Gallery, No. yS
broadway This collection which in point of merit Is
deemed by many equal 10 the celebrated Wolfe Gallery,
disposed Of last Winter comprises works of IdebrnRdt
OF Berlin, Duval Of Paris, Springer Of Amsterdam,
Hnghe Of London, Wilems Of Brussels, Poitte'in oil
Paris Never OF Hague, Couture OF Paris, hoek
Eocl Becker Ten Kate. EOssuet Troyon. Linton,
chenbach. Gudin, Couturor, Boddiugton, Verboeck.
hoycn De Haas Ncyns Leslie and Stanield The
satuary is by Bartolin, Hall Thom Staigg, Mignot,
Clifford, Cnsilcar Coleman and others Among the
most noticeable pictures are Couturiers Evening
Prayer" a scene the Campagna representing an
Italian goatherd in prayer. KOok k0ek's Landscape
with Cattle and Figures" Ten Hates "Enrollmrn,i
BecLens Something Wrong" "BOddingtOn's - Sheep
Washing" and "Gipsey Encampmenti' Coutufiers
"Cbickens;" "IIildebrandts "Summer Afternoon
Sprinrcrs Dutch Town." DuvaIs "CaValry." 10
Poitteynis represented by The Pilot Boat" 81 oa
Shore. Coast OF Normandy with tho Tide Coming In.
and boucher Skctchlng" The collection may be seen
on exhibition to-day ut the old Dusseldorf, without
change
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MAlfElE

GARDNER CLARhE-At Brooklyn. Nev.YoTk, on
W.dnesdav April H. by the Rev DR. Spear ID. H. Gardiner
Of UsloweH. Me- 10 Emily w, daughter Of the Hon.
Trnnklin Clarke OF that city. No cards.
lAwRENCE-LA FAEGE-On Tuesday, April 81, by the
Re-, teor,o McClossey, d D., John Lawrence AMI Emy
IA daughter Of the late John La Fargo.
TopD-LIN ISGsTOS-On "Wednesday. April a. In Zion
Gh'rl, b, the Klh Rev Ioratio Southgats Edward Z.
Ind 40 Emily NJ, daughter Of q. William Livingston
srLF-DATFORrIi--O Monday April Is by the Rev; pr
Anna D. Dsuloh .lcpdaustef Of the late III. l. Daniorih,
e.o al Of this city.
FARK- HONARb-ln Brooklyn on "wednesday morning,
Anil p at St. kuns Church, by the Rev Mr. Mills. Becot
U.,r, Far sud Lsurs L. Howard all OF Brooklyn Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28

CENTRAL UNION LINCOLN CAMPAIGN CLUB.-
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Club was held last
night Charles s. Spencer. President in the Chair TX
Gov. Noble Of Wisconsin made q lengthy speech. IN
which no reviewed tho war culogizcd President Lin
coin. and opposed the effort tLat was being made By
some Disconnected politicians 10 postpone the Nalionn
Convention on the ground that June was too eay ada!
for holding IT, preamble setting forth that the reas
ons assigned by certain individuals for posipopcmen
Of the National Convention dictated by desire
obtain more time to defeat the will of the loyal people
with aresontion protesting against any poSipoIemen
wore adopted unanimously.
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From Siiu Frnucisco.

San IEAACISCO, IutHud!l AIIII 70 I7Vt'
Anoverland mail arrived here last night, after
a trip Of 81 days
The receipts Of the Custom.HOuso last week were
s332 O0O IL one day sl26, co were taken. This IL
greater sum than ever before received In the same
period. The receipts for April were s6Ji IS Most OF
This arge sum has been paid for goods withdrawn from
bond in anticipation of Il large increase in duties
The plates OF the iroB-clnd COmanche have al been
saved; also Of tho big guns The other VIII be nso
Arrived bark Clutha Belt from Glasgow in leo days,
with coal
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Entertainments This BAY md Evening.

For location Of Mea.s,I and time Of cDneneenrnf zee ddrer
uscment, in other column Of his Pape'.
EIBLos GAEDKs-Tle Connie SOOsah.
WINTER GAKDgN-The Sororress
OLYMPIC TnBATER-Uur Wifr-bOyalua.
FOxs OLD BovhKY-Pomp Of Cudlo's Cave.
BAKsUNs-Pomp Of CudJo's Cave, &c.
IHsaTRK fHAsCAIs-Beuett Oi PaUi Juisu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Hon. w. f. Bonham,
Bathi Hon. g. NJ. Hollis. Oregon Hon. j. S. Haring.
Rockland; Col w. Hathaway and wife. Port Enow
Capts. l.. s. Ester, and j. j. Van Horp u. S. A, re
at the Metropolitan Hotel
Brig. 'Gen. Devins IT, S. A.; J. Robb. Chicago; W.
II. Rawls. Philai G. W. elmer. Reading aud w. j.
Gordon. Cleveland. are at the Brcyoort House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28

tASyertisementl
Nos. 800 AND 292 BowBRY--The cheapest
cash CLOTHING WAREHOUSE in the city 0vercoats 81
10 $50 Business Coats. s. to SIS: Pants - to 81.
GEO A. HUNTER Il Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28
The Maryland Constitutional Convention

BALTIMORE, W euhosudy APih ~ iCv'
The Constitutional Convention organized ny
the election Of Henry II. Godsborough, he receiving
the unanimous vote Of the Union members. The
Democrats did not vote. Fourteen OF the Democrats
elected TO the Convention have not taken their seats
and II Ia not yet known whether they viii do 30 or nor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28
ADVERTISEMENT
nppDppSriO n V IT,, ,,.,,, rpy. Ny,r

traOrdinlry attractions and splendid novelties. New
and popular Music arranged for the Piano" The Song
is 80 cents beautiful picture in ooors of the Defense
Of Fort Gregg at Night The Suffers Arrival in Camp.
n. Y. IiarbOr Deienses--Fort Hamilton. Fashions by
Nine. DcmOrest with q new and exciting Story just
commenced. and Other interesting literary matter.
Universally acknowledged the most spicy and valuable
Illustrated Weekly now published. 10 cents. Sold
everywhere or mailed free receipt Of price. No. 20
BeekmGn-sL Yearly e. with Nine. DBhoRESF5 MIR
RoE OF FASHIONS as a premium. Now ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28
(Adrertiscment.I

JRFpBRs, No. 573 Broadway ladies and
Clildrens Boots. SIIrrBRs, BUCKLES. Bows, &c.
Also GENE SIIPrHRs. JRFPERs, 573 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28
Lake Navigation.

OsWEGO, wednesday, April 2, lsU.
The propeller Empire OF the Northern Trans
portation line arrived here today from Chicago This
Is the first arrival from Lake Michigan since Nc open
Ing of navigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28
IAdyertl-smentI

lAdyertiSmentJ
CEDAR CAMPHoR for killing Moths and De-
tending Eurs and WoOcns from attacks of Moths and
Millers. Made by Harris & Chapman. and sold by
Druggists everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28

REDUCTION OF FARE on STAGEs.--By refer
to advertisement il will be seen that several of the
Broadway and other stage lines will reduce their fare to
to the old price of Blk ccus and after Monday next
Mny2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28

IAdyersementl
remarkable invention in HOOP SKIRTS
The DUIIEx ELIIPTIC. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28

The steamer Mary Powell will resume he
trips for the Summer between Eew.York Portland
and oandings on Saturday afternoon next
10th inst
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New Counterfeit.

Boston, Wednesday April q. 1864.
| Well executed counterfeit Fifty Dollar Bills
on the Bradford Bank at Bradford W. arc ciroua.
| tim
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Bnsiness Notices.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHys, when Above

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES, when allowed
to dissolve in the mouth hsve direc. influence the af
cted parts the soothing effect to the lining Of the
vindppe, asys Pulmonary irritation and gives relief in
Coughs Colds, AMI the various Throat affection. 10 which
public speaters and singers are liable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28

Central Union Club Of Er00klSn.-EnGovB u. q
NOBLE will address The Citizens ui BfooAyh 81 me irAu'
quarters Of the Central Union Club corner Of FULTON bha lr
appe on TIT RSDAl ENBNlrG, spr - AZ O'CLOCK
The Union Lincoln Association OF the state Of New'
York Vii hold regular meeting al their rooms liys
No Il8 Broadway, THuRsDAf ta6 ~ ItNlNG, y 0
O'Clock. SlMEON DhhEh, iEesiu'"S'
S ,,ss5 = GO Hn,s;Er Secretaries.
Twrntieth-Wnrd tnion Asaociniion-A meeting
Of this Ascot alton will be held ~ Linz OLN liAL corner
''' ~ -1 49, Holm Y. GRIDLEY Presideat.
Jouy ORIOLES. Secretary
Al IA Meeting Of the CENTRAL UNION LINCOLN
CAMPAI4N CLUB held "Wednesday Evening, Apht e.
1894 the following preamble and rcsoutons"ec unanimously
adopted: -, -. -, ,..,.;,. l.,
dvidnas for the posVon~ntnt OF the tt'hs on'ehuof
which 4, to take place on Ith Of june mex, and
ITHey,l, Tie reasons assigned ior said po,polemet are
and in our Judgment dictated by desire TO OBTAIN
more s 10 defeat the will OF he loyal peoples Therefore,
be /. ~. c.,.., Hi, = ,oi
Car,sn CInb Of the City Of New York mos, earnestly pro
,e gss, .ny pgsiponenent OF the National Convention
tHAS' s. SPENCER President. ,.
JOHN NJ. COSTA, Chairman Executive Committee
WV. kRLIoCK, Secretaries
NJ GALLAGHER
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NATIONAL .'cADEsY op DRsTss-worts Of Ar.
HIPPoTL embellishments Performances
IlOPR CEAPFL,-siamuoth S.ereosc Jptcon.
CooPEE lssrrvTs-- MaSic-Tbe Davenport Brothers.
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Henrie's kakalIne.
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fcIs HAHN
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one application nH keep me hair n0ist for rrsrdi dovs,
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American institute Pol,technic Assoeiation.7
Regular Weekly Meeting Of !he As'oea'on Si Dc hea
p 49, Of tha in,ttnte at the COOPER UNION BUILD.
iNG Subjects New Inventions and Discoveries 3D. use oil
w., r (.nor of MaeI ia Connection with Fuel Adnls-
sion tree. - - '' A'
b. GARvEr Secretary.