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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-23
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the job of
~ building the following described Bridges,
will be let by the Commissioners of Wyandot
County. to the lowest responsible bidder or
bidders, at the times and places hereinafter
specified, to wit:
The Bridge over Grass Run, on the Morrison
Road, in Antrim Township, on SATURDAY., the
9Th day of September, A. d. 1865, at o'clock
A M.
The Bridge over Grass Run, on the County
Road one mile West of the said Morrison Road,
will be let the same day at the hour of III
o'clock A. M. ~
Plans and specifications will be submitted
on the dav of sale. Bidders are requested to
meet the Commissioners promptly at the hours
specified.
By order of the Commissioners.
HENRY A. HO9T,
Auditor W Q. O.
Aug. 8, lS65-4w.
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of all kinds constantly on hand, ard manufac
tured to order. Tin Spouting and Roofing
done on the shortest notice All we ask is a
call, as we are satisfied of our ability to please
Nevada, June Z, leG5-3m
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We DO not profess 70 be the only Phyai-
clan in the city, who may DO found ct his
Office st all hours, day OF night +" nor do
We, in offering our services 70 the invalid,
desire 70 recommend oursslf in preference
20 other equally we'll established aud ex-
perienced physicians; nor do We pre-
tend 10 be infsllibls, or the only man ca
pahle Of curing the various diseases men,
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession OF any wonder
NJ secret reHedies, or extraordinary agrcs-
able treatment OF Paliiatiges; as all sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
bce Of medicine, does not depend 90 much
upon the discovery Of neis remsdies, OF ncls
NODES Of treatment, e. upon shs skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 10 perfect cure
and this can be scquired only BY exps-
renee and patient application. We res
Pectfully refoT the Pablio 10 our general sd
Vsrtisement, in another part Of the paper
Office hours from 5 in the morning ill 3
81 night. i. L. OOLsNAH, III. D.
81 North Cherry st-. Nashville Ten
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Good judges estimate that that portion of
the cotton crop Of Middle Tennessee, which
viii pass through this city, viii reach q, OO0
bales.
The provision market is unchanged since
neutrality-suspicious. remaining the same.
There is a good demand for local CON
sumption, but none for the extreme south
ern market
In regard to the supply Of hogs, the Chi
osgo Tribune Of Saturday says;
The influx Of hogs into this market con-
tnues unabstsd. The receipts for the week
thus far are over $4,000 more than for the
same time last year. These large receipts,
together with the still discouraging reports
which come back from the Esst, have caused
. further depression Of prices to-day, aud
the market closed weak 81 decline Of 20a
soc. per Toe lbs. from the ruling rates Of
yesterday. Light hogs are very dull and
quite unsalesble, except at a sacrifice.
There is a good local demand for groceries,
but none for States South, because Of the
two per cent. tax. Common Cuba sugar
brings l6}salSc. Porto Rice lsa2lc.; and
coffee sugar from p to Csc, according to
grade, while the finer grades are worth 24c.
Java coffee IS worth Soc, and Rio from 81
to $50, according TO quality.
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AmUsEMENTs.


NV TnTArsU Miss Eliie Henderson, S
rendition OF Deborah last night, gave gen
eral satisfaction. though the house was By
no means IS full a. II should have been.
Tonight she appears in 5 characters, IN the
Protean play Of 'Satan in PARIS, supp rted
BY the strength Of the company. The en-
tertainment will conclude with Trouble
among the Washer Komen, IN which AIRS.
Carrie Whit VIII hsve a opportunity 70
display the high order Of talent she pcs
sesses as 8 eommedienne. We hope to see
every seat filed
Oh THE4TzF.-Auothsr fuil house greet
ed Miss Laura Keene, last nlght, 81 ne oid
Theatre. Her rendition OF LAZY Gay spank
er was superb, while Harry Hawk has lew
equals as Marx NEEDLE
Tonight. an improved version Of the
popular drama, Our America Cousin"
will be put upon the stage, the bare an
nouncement Of which Will certainly draw
full house.
BROADwAT VAErETIEs.-Sinee the opening
Of this nice little theatre, thsre has been
none who gave such decided promise 81 pc
coming a general favoriss as Miss Molhe
Beckett. Music has been her study-in iact
she is a teacher Of that delicate ana ethereal
accomplishment; hence her perieci and ar
tistic execution Of song. Inst. LOUIS Mem
phis, and other cities in the Middle and
estern States, her engagements have re-
suited in complete success. Let It be 20
here. Ben Wheeler, the unTiy2led irish
Comedian and vocalist, holds forth nightly,
and continues 10 eouyulse the people with
his comicalities and eccentricItes. Mr..
Frank BOsworth aud Mr.. S. s Hubbard
have recently been added to the company,
making it a pretty strong team. If you
have any doubts in the premises, look at the
cast, and they will be removed. A humber
one 'entettsinmeut is given every evelIiBg
at the Varieties, and st the loE price Of
seventy-fve cents. 4
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TENNESSEE.

The cotton market was very weak yester-
day, the price varying from As TO 46c.,
though we heard Of one or two small sales
at 462{c. A large quantity of Tennessee
cotton was offered in the market, but buyers
were not inclined to take hold to any great
extent. The greater portion came from
Giles county. In the morning the market
was very dropping, but later in the day it
rallied slightly; circumstance which arose
from dispatch received by our merchants,
that the Peruvian had arrived with favora-
bic advices from Europe. Others, however,
had received dispatches of diametrically
opposite character, and this kept the mar
kst unsettled. The New York market was
decidedly dull.
The following is table Of the receipts
and shipments yesterday;
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CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MeNRY The
- following are the Taies aud by Thus. ;. MARI,
BROKER, corner Of On on and College street, Tor
uncurrent money These quotations are liable TO
fiuct ate but Usy be depended on a Sufficient
length Of time for tire red6ttances q b received
BY mail or express. if forEarded without delay.
ID. - q.
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Nor1cK.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were fled with the Board OF Claims
Of which William Driver vas Recorder
convened by Special Field Order No. 3d.
dated March 18th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have then claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
csipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order to substsntiato the en-
tire claim, thst the parties may get their
lust indebtedness from the Government.
: iesO-tf B u II. ToNPzIEs 4 Co.
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Mr. Steela, Of Marshall, introduced in the
House OF Representatives,, on the Cd inst,
the bill which we print below, which was
referred TO the Judiciary Commit ee, who
have recommended its passage. The bill Is
carefully prepared, and is intended 10 put
in perfect and harmonious operation, once
more, our Judicial system Of elections by The
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Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES
NlrZ Again.
The President Approves The
Sentence Of the Court.
Arrival OF the COsSaek,
hOre About the Treaty with the
Fox and Sioux Indians.
New York Gold Market
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Arrival OF the COssaek.
New York Gold Market.

PIrTsnUEG,' Nov. River ak fee. svs
inches BY the pier marx. and at a stand
| Weather clear and cool
/ WASHINGTON, Nov. There il a rer,srf
! which seems 70 be well substantis,ed. thst
the President has approved the sentence
/ upon Nirz, C be hanged By the neck. ana
/ the order Is 10 be carried into execution "a
| Friday next Preparation is now being
made Tor the execution.
NV IOEK, Nov. THE steamship Cos
sack, nom Halifax with the passengers Of
I the wrecked Slreassian, arrived this morn
/ ing.
The Charleston Courier, Of the Is. says
the steamer Alhambra arrived there towing
/ dismantlsd.
Efforts are being made 70 establish a
National Bank in Charleston.
John Russell, Of the 30ih Massachusetts.
was accidentally shos near Clarendon, on
( the I'd, by planter. He was one Of the
guard sent 70 protect the place aud the
planter nom an uprising Of the negroes, sud
NE guard arriving at night, in endeavorine
10 elect an entrance 10 the house, was mis-
taken by the planter for negroes, and fred
on them. The affair is sadly regretted.
WAsHISGTOS, Nov. The chiefs Of the
Fox tribe had an interview with the Com
lAA1aAeAe4e u AAiAiaA AAulfd Anla afternoon.
in relation 10 their ma erial interests. The
Sacks and Foxes have formed treaty with
the United States, TIE latter granting them
a reservation in Kansas and an annuity Of
s5l 900 but the Foxes viii not live with the
Sacks, and have located in Iowa, aud want
the Government 70 change the arrangement
70 suit their circumstances.
They were asked among other things how
they would like 70 20 into the Indian Ter
ritory, where il was proposed to establ sh
= government, embracing Indian titles, but
said they wanted 20 think all matters ever.
They had always been good friends to the
government When they come TO talk with
their White Father, there was always some
thing harsh This was wrong; they could
get along better with smooth and easy
words; they wanted 10 see their White Fa-
ther, the President.
The Commissioner replied that II Foxes
ran away from reservation and disregarded
treay, all advantages would iuure 60
the Sacks. They must 20 back or state
some good reason why they viii not return.
The hief replied tbat It was impossible
for them % live with the Sacks. They are
TO have another talk with the Commissioner
and were promised 8 sight Of their White
Father before they left Washington
Nav lOkK, Nov. Gold without De
clded change, opening ct l47lt and de-
ehhed TO 1867 closing at l47.
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WINTER Is CoNIyG, and we are glad to in
form the citizens that we are row prepared
to furnish them with choice article OF Coal,
selected with great-esre from that lately
owned bv the Government. Our Coal IS
hard, pure, and ear, and prices a. low a.
any in the market. All orders left with US
will receive our immediate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bro office
30. AZ, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hsll. Oct-O-u
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Persons unaenusinted In theci

Persons unaequSinted In the city aseine
90 many advertisements for the trstameni
Of Special Diseases, are often ct a loss 70 de
ermine 10 whom to entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons Wo take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
ishment Of this kind is at No. g Deadsrick
street, and this should DO a sufficient guar
antes that this il 3 reliable institution. DR.
A. RICHARD JOINS may be found in his Of
ice during the hours stated in his general
tAe Office
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DrATH OF Coz. HAwEISs.-Col. Hswkins,
late Of the southern army, died at his resi-
dence on Broad street, yesterday, Of Inflam-
atory Rheumatism. The Colonel was . man
Of cultivated mind, genial aud kind Of heart,
and will be regretted by all who knew him.
lie was q prisoner at Camp Chase, for
eighteen months, and while there beesme
pretty well known to the northern public,
On the conclusion Of the war, he took the
oath Of Amnesty, and commenced business
10 this city. His death was unexpected,
his illness having been a very brief one.
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&C.. &c.,
salf AhHse,

This vice, which is never Praetieed il
the presence Of any one, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin Of thousands 81 the noeies'
and most talented young zen tnas ever
gave tongue to oloquence or pen % song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the eonsii
tuition, and reduced the misera pie F.eilin e
3 living skeleton. Nor are tnese ia Anal
and fatsi effects; il its pains are scattered
tbs rains Of reason, th5 most melancholy
aigbt that car meet mortal eyes. To 30
cured permanently Of this addiction, call on
Dr. coleman, 80. IS Eorth, GhsTTy street
o. address him By letter Box soz, Nssh
vile, Tenn. tsD@o-h
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Go to Brysnt, stratton & Co.'S Nashville
business College fol- thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neTship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON 4 co.
octl3-Iy
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List of COnsignees by the N. & c. and
N. s. n. w. r.. r..

List of COnsignees by the n. & c. and
N. s. n. w. r.. r.
Weakiey 4 Warner, * dozen ehsirs.
stools
s packages tin.
bundles slstes.
P Tamble, ~ dozen chairs.
rocking chairs.
package marble.
s. Cooley, 76 packages furniture.
T. Welle, I BARRE oil.
Frippend 4 Co., 2 barrels oil.
P. II. Ryan, 10 mill stones.
j. r. Paul, p packages farming imple-
ments
Minor & Douglass, cars fence posts.
c. Meip i Co, box sundries.
box stove pipe.
cssk plates.
AIcGivin 4 Harold, Is packages.
&" II rub stones
J. Curtin, 12barrsls potatoes.
Weakley < Warner, IS pack'gs furniture.
u dozen chairs.
Minor 4 Douglass; cars fence posts.
". Prestfeld, - packages furniture
c. Meip 4 Co., 80 packages furniture.
W. Hawking. barrels molasses.
Harbert, Letters 4 Co., 5 barrels apples.
Clark Gregory, IS barrels apples.
Roberts 4 STstIon, 40 barrels crackers.
roster BROS barrels crackers. -r
Mrs. Steele, box.
II. C. J. "a sacks potatoes.
Weakley d Warner, 90 p'ks furniture.
d" dozen chsirs. "a.
4" IS p'ks furniture.
Benz. DemOville Co, 2s P'ks hardware.
boxes bitters.
2 boxes.
Minor & strattOn, u bales cotton.
B. Daverzsc, so bales rsgs.
Mrs. A. Robinson, bureau.
Care Bender q Ewing, l box, bundle
bedding, chair.
d. Messman, boxes.
Munday 4 Carroll, barrel beer.
l half barrel beer.
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Patrick O'Brien and T. B Parsons, the
former Of bridgeport, the latter Of Steven
son. Ala, will hear OF something to their ad-
vantage by reporting to Brevet Mai. Gen.
r. W. Johoson, Provost Marshal General NJ.
D. T., al his Office in this city.
Nov. 6, 1865. nov7-9t
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The Chattanooga Gazette, atlanta lntelli 7
geneer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
t-tionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily
Browniow's Knoxville Wing, springhe d
Mass.) Republican, Boston Journal, Balli-
more American, weakly, reserved regularly
at &. P. Cones, No. 40 berry street. Il
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CHArTASoosA PosT SCHooL.-We are pleased
20 learn that the Chattanooga Post School IS
pr0spering finely, there being an average Of
is5 pupils ia attendance. Mr.. +. NJ. Hale,
the principal, has succeeded in procuring
me church organ for the use Of the school,
and Post Chapel, which is q great addition
We wish those engaged in the enterprise
every success.
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= sssss.-ssssss.sss..t- ~
Tennessee B 1nos.........s IS
Davidson comfy bonds70
[ { n. z R SCRIPT rs
The sbo = bonds are
bought vita coupons,
iiom le6l included.
\ Caroiina Corpons 80
Memphis city Coupons 40
Ienuessee Coupons. 20
Georgia Coupons .........se
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Cuno 4 Hess has newly opened 3 6rst
class Saloon and Restaurant 81 No 10 Broad
street, where can be had she choicest vines
and liquors Of all kinds. and vianas a. the
tao-e unsurpassed in the city. The Res
'saEaui i fitted up in the nos. modern
slylei and The table e supplied vita every
tsa ~ Of the season, 60 and test ana see
loy yourselves,
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The family Of well-to-do farmer. Burk-
holder BY name, have been engaged for
some time past iu plunderjug theeass ofths
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, az Altoona.
thew stole thousands Of dollars worth
Eight members out Of nine-one was used
As states svidence--Eere sent 10 the Peni-
tentiarV
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION OFFIcE,
Naab-f11a Enrrar,, - , IQrE

DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, November 8, 1865.
Currency balances continue close, on ac-
count Of the large disbursements made by
cotton buyers throughout the South, and
which has not yet begun to return. Cur
reney is not plenty, but bankers continue
to take limited quantities of Eastern ex-
change, at = discount and are selling it st
par. 4 continued advance is noticeable in
Tennessee bonds, and notes on the bank of
Tennessee-the former having reached IS,
and the latter IS. This rise is based on the
prospective action of the Legislature-the
public having full confidence that this body
will 50 legislste as to make both notes and
bonds bring par.
The following quotations were corrected az
the First National Bank, No. so College st
yesterday;
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NEW CARPET HORSE "A large and well as
sorted stock of carpetings aud House Fur
nishing Goods just received and opened by
VIM. ". Berry & Co No. % College street,
Nashville, Tenn. oct24 In
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supt OF Nashville WaterWorks.
Adjourned al Thursday evening at six
p. N.
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CRrnISAL CoUET.-At the session Of Grim
nal Court yesterday, but little business
vss transacted. The prosecuting Attorney
announced that John Shea, against whom
two indictments for forgery, and one for
sRindling, were pending, had died in the
jan.
Vim. Edsoll, charged with larceny, was
found guilty, and sentenced 10 two years
imprisonment.
The case Of William Jones, charged with
Larceny, vas commenced, but not concluded.
Messrs ]. g. Ramsey, J. c. Ferris and
Howell Webb, were admitted as practising
Attorneys in this court.
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CITY NEWS.

DICK McCAESs CAsE.--The. decision in
the case Of Dick HeCann was not rendered
Yesterday. When announced, we shall lay
Il before our readers
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River NEWs.-The River at this point re-
ceded about two inches, within the last
twenty -four hours, leaving hut IL inches on
the shoals. The weather was pleasant all
day, there was heavy frost in the morn
ing. No business doing.
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To oUR SuBscEIBEEs IL TEE CrTT.-0ur
agent will begin 70 collect whatever may
be due from each CITY Subscriber to-day.
We hSve Insde no regular collections On the
routes for the last year or 80, because We
have had no time TO devote 70 Il. The bills
have all been made out from our books, and
Il Is believed that they are generally cor
rect, where they are found 70 be Otherwise,
they viii be willingly and properly ad-
jusied.
We hope that our patrons will be ready 10
settle when called upon, IS It VIII greatly
facilitate business, and prevent the annoy
snce Of "calling again" on the same
errand. In the future we viii collect regu-
larry every month.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF WArnlnk
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
SaxusJ Systsms-5eut free, In sealed envelopes,
Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa s aprls-ly
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II you want your Pianos well tuned, call
on @. T. Jackson, az Luck's, on Union
street, or at his new Music Store, on Church
street. Orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. oet26-tf
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Restores Gray Hsir 10 its atural Color.
Makes the Hair Soft, GLOSSY and LuAuriant.
Keeps the Scalp Ulean, DOL and Healthy.
The only KnoHB RcsIOrsr OF Color and p -
feet Hair DFsssing Combined.
London air Culor Restorer and dressing
" London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing"
- London Hair Color RestoTer and d essing"
ondon Hair Color Restorer and Dressing"
lit will restore gray Hair TO its orgina color.
FIT will n ske It grow on bald head.
S-ItWiIl restore the natural secreuons.
Al viii re oFe ell dandruff aud itchings.
5--Itwdl make he hair % e. glossy and deIibe.
cit vii preserve the ougnsi co'or to old igs,
T-Itwill prevent the hEir II n falling o.
s-Itw n cure Ell diseases Of the scslp.
Pr ). 90 per botrie. SOLD by br SWAFNE 4
son, No $50 s xth street, Pnlsd iphis and
vi sc. " SMITH. Drug T.
Corner Of Church snd Vine streets,
ccfis.g-fr&su SIn -.-- NashVils, Tenn.
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Z. ?. Cone has received Ha-pers, s,sr..
lee llustrsied, the National Roup5 T.II.
Police Gazette. Petroleum Record. Ns-r1,e
American Artizan. weekly Herald gpS n,
SS-le' stasts 1eiiung' Peierson's, Ballou',
rs-'e No. snd Yankee Notions, Sc
''saE Les!.s's Illustrated Alusnsc fag lseS
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Our thanks are due E. p. Cone for late
New York Pictorial pspers-Harper, Leslie,
Genie Monthly, &c.
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No ARKEsTs-No arrests were made By
the provost guard yesterday. All was quiet,
throughout the city.
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FERRY Boar FoR sALE.--The steam ferry
boat Kentucky" is for sale by Butler 4
Greenwood, ST bsrgiEn. See advertise
ment. ..
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Get your wall paper at Merritt HIPS,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
OctS-tf
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M. UlNERoN : o., PIbIishers.
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Cfnncinnati, OhiO.-JOsEFz B. QunBT, is
our authorized agent 10 receive embellishments and
subscnptions for The Nashville UniOn.
New Orleans, La.-EDsE F. ovERsLL, Of
the Commercial Residing Room, is our authorised
agent to recsiys sdFsrsissmerts sbd subscriptions
f5r the Fusiu1lc Bni0n ~
SfsmPhiss Tenn.-cIuzESTs BRHT are
or authorized agents 70 receive advertisements
EBd subscription FOR the Washable UHi0H-
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Banoru and Indeed
Ladies'
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heretofore literally