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sEItIRo AT Cosr.-On account Of change
Of business, We oHer our stock Of Summer
and Winter Ladies Dress Goods, shswls,
R.c., ct fsstcost Do not forget the bar
gains nov 10 be had st
g. sicgLrs Co, 40 College st.
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sLIsAR q eaETER's.


Il would not be appropriate 10 say that
the two stables are ris a.vis, for they are nos.
How can antipOdsis be regarded IS pis-a-vis
when 90 much spice intsTyeneaS But, 70
continue our narrative, Is Artemus War a
ought hsye said, We must not forget 20 men
zion hno,her Stable, largely patrOnizsd BY
our fellow citizens. We allude to thst Of
Messrs. slignr & Carter, on Market street,
below Hammers. Taking shout blooded
stosds, we really do think that sligar Car
Ter are entitled 70 the rsputatioE they have
already gained-that Of keeping splendid
animals and nice turn-outs. Although
neither Of the firm are pioneers in the ''bis,
yet they appear to understand mstsoTs a'
vail. Il IA needless 60 recommend this firm
10 our citizens, ior they are slready wei
knoWn-in fact they srO known mush bet
Ger than their locality. Having supplied
the necessary information, hoEsvsr' We
have 20 doubt that Old aequsinisaees wi
immediately adopt the cry Of Riehaia III
and exc,aim, q A horse horse"
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For two weeks only, dry goods can be
bought az Vim. ". Berry 4 Cos, that VIII
defy competition in any market.
auR16- Il.
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Nov ia ihs tins fer ths lsaie, t...n
VIM, W. Berry 4 Cos dry good - al :. =
bargains. - - !. '0'
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Pearl Miniatures, in Oil, or Water coiors
Get the genuine ct the Gallery Of the Cum.
bsrlsnd. sprlI-d
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sell your uncurrcnt money, mutilatoa
Notes, aud Q cts. interest N0tes--at c. N.
ordway's Brokers Office, 80 College street.
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nnr Ctr RtnhIes-

Being in q pensiye mood yesterday,--or
to speak properly--in . mood without the
pence, we took occasion TO visit the different
stables in cur city, Of which, as almost
every one knows, there ere 3 great many.
Being an adulirer Of blOoded Steeds we tried
to visit ell the stables in the city, but gave
il up ss herculesn task. For instance
now, we put the question TO our readers con-
fdentiaIiy-can we, or can any person or
persons, visit ali the stables in the city
within the limit OF time allotted to day
light2 We think we hear loud cries Of ''EO,
no 9"
Thank you, dear readers, FOR your con-
irmstion. Be il you known to you, then,
that "unto the extent" Of two stables, and
no more, did we our weary steps beguiie.
rKxTECosT's STABLE.
Mr.. Psnteeost is an old veteran in the
stable business. In fact be is TOO we'll
known by our citizens 10 require especial
word from us. Recently he owned share
in the celebrated race horse "Whirlwind,' -
which achieved such enviabls distinction
on our race track. The stable, which is on
Dsaderick, between Cherry and Summer
streets, has recently been reftted in good
style end has the advantage of good venti-
lstiOn ana good water. The tnrn-outs OF
this stable are Of the most elegant descrip-
tion, being Of The newest and most snowy
style, and entitled to the fret distinction
among those Of our eiEaensiwho desire 70
take pleasant ride. They win find that
all persons connected with this stable are Of
then genial snd accommodating charac
| taP
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SpeclaI Notice,

In addition 10 their excellent Ice Cream
and Cakes, Ozlnne & Morrison will serve
their patrons with delicious sherbets every
evening, as follows:
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Trustees Sale sf Les In Ksnh
NaShTflla.

ny sirus az ti,a sushoFty sested IN ne b. aerr.
II fsfn dad a. Trust. eEccutc1 20 me hv hsnrv
choeUn. irasifn A. listed EEy -. fsCl, asa
.-et.rr.i III lls KeEi sisT's once Of Lsridsna -
T.aDssses, - Bcok 10. -, pp 81 40 ga i vi
sr,ufs % pllfic sale 70 t1e highest 0l1ef. 81 The
e.4t hof,se s,os7 II ere aiy o. Nasty Sc, O. Iuef-
- az fefh aay a 6arteFnisr feisi acsfsaa -
= 49, al isnd kEoan - lo1 40 30 IN Heu-cfa
Iefhers addi1ou % hcSarcci's. l.sore relil p
- i,.srstaa n cad DEED - lTcst. lllu ~ ~
-esrir Tids ~ eFei toh - sod, IN VI
-. ,.--,r-g sreh tita e b vested j. ne b sad
80 q lrrrt A Nt.lAof Tgrslsa.
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Through she kindness Of Mr.. TasiiT at
the house Of Mr.. E. Cornelius. on Church
street, we have obtained the following
items:
S IN. city,, ci,x = -. 1854
Number 0fbodies forwarded 70 friends
aimee January I, 65.....-.,.....'.'..-. %
To..1 .................... "A, 9ls
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ETr1EB RIE--As well as diseases of the
throat, luogs, heart, stomach, liver, blood,
ETC., most successfully treated at the Nash
Vile Medical and Surgical Institute, Church
street. 6 few doors below the Pest Office,
+. s. Ahoru5 n. D., ezsniniDg phTSician
and surgeon. suglO-tb
TwKSrr.FTyE ctrrs FoE UNIoE AND PLAN
TrRs' BASk.-Ths notes Of ihese two Banks
seem b be steadily declining, and - cash
Bank has over million Of circulation still
out, they viii probably decline TO rs cents
IN NE dollar. Thos S. Mar, Broker, cor
Ger Of Union sad College streets, however,
has several large orders, which ensbles him
20 giTe considorsble more than this rate st
present. Send your money to him before
Abe onaers are RIlsd. e.
spscisi attention given 70 putting up pre-
Ssripiions at 7. ". Fosters Ne q, Public
Roiflra a. a auR22-tE
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3. P. Cone hes recsived the Wsverly
Magazine, Army and Navy Journal, hrs.
erssdy, Sunday Msrcofy, New York Mer-
cary, Frank Leslie's German Illustrated,
Shoe and Leather Reporter, Metropolitan
Bank Reporter, Forney's War Press, Halls
Journal Of Health, Fowler and Well's Phre-
nologieal Journal, and the Catholic World,
Coz ssptembsr.
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The POsts Washington special says reg
aiar Cabinet meeting was held to-day. The
new Commissioner of Indian affairs tsIs-
graphed yesterday to Secretary Harlan
from Fort Scott. They were just lesviug
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Nav YoRK, Aug. 29.-Gold active as far
as respects the regular demand with but lit
tie doing in speculation. Quotations open
ed at i441l, but fell 70 I441l and thea re-
unafned
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A couple q weeks ago, it was telegrnPhed
from this plsoe that Gry. RcDDT htd
been arrested, and sent TO Knoxville or
trial f,r some offence. Every body thought,
of course, the famous rsbsl General had
gotten into seue serious difficulty, and Il
was 8 question whether his parole would
shield him from prosecution. But, the
naa arrested was not General ROday. It
was quite 3 different man-CaPtain Roddy,
Of Washington county, Tennessee. He IS
charged with being member Of the Haun
Court Martial.
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The Evening Post of gath in en- article
en- railroad accidents that occurred aimee
January 25th, ssys eli or nearly al of them
resulfad frorn .ara1aaaD,.a
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ssripiiSns at 7. ". Fosters Ne. q, Public
sotfars. MOS sug22-tE
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Hon. ". J. Jones, Judge OF the United
States Dictriet Of Alabama, st the time OF
secession, and continued same position by
succeeding regime, was arrested in Mont
gomery and bonded in twenty thousand dol
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DHILIP HlNhI.E having purchased the entire
interest of Joseph Guild, the business will heie-
after be can ried on in the name Of Hlnkle B Go.
rrNTIR II y W II -
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How = Northern Rebel talks.

That secession sheet, the Chicago
Times, in an elaborate article designed
to prove that the condition of the Con-
federacy is encouraging and that of the
Union hopeless, says
The Confederate Generals will well
understand the immensity of the stake,
and win not leave the field while they
can hold their men to the work of
death Should the evacuation of Rich
mond be determined upon, we shall
have gained in the four years war
merely 1.-THE Dead sea fruit" which
turn to ashes on the Hps" Lee will
concentrate his forces and retire with
them to the heart of the Conieder-
acy, where, with abundant supplies
and the means of recruiting at viii
from the enegroes and whites I'M
mediately surrounding him, be may
defy q larger force than We have st any
one time brought into the field since
the commencement of the contest.
This from a Northern traitor On
the other hand, the Richmond Enquirer
declares the evacuation Of Richmond
would be equivalent to giving up the
struggle for Southern Independence.
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General Grant Believes the War Nearly
Ended,

From the Quincy, Illinois Herald, Feb 24.l
We have been kindly furnished by
Hon. /. n. Morris, a private letter re-
ceived from Lieut.. General Grant, from
which we take the annexed extract
The letter is dated Headquarters Ar
mics Of the United States, City Point,
Virginia, February Is, 1865" and was
written, not dictated, by General Grant
himself The following is the extract,
which will be read with interest:
Everything looks to me to be very
favorable for speedy termination OF
the war. The people of the South are
ready for it if they can get clear of their
leaders. 1t is hard to predict what will
become Of them, the leaders, whether
they will flee the country or whether
the people will forcibIy depOse them
and take the matter in their own
hands. One or the other will likely oc
cur if our spring campaign is as sue
cessful as / have every hope it will be
Yours truly, U. S. GRANT
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GUERRILLAs DEFEATED "A few days
since, a detachment Of Cos. II and X
of the I'D Indiana Vol consisting OF
q men, were foraging near Paint Rock
Station, on the NJ. q C. Railroad, when
they were attacked by about 50 guerril
las, and q running fight was made until
the 7Sd boys reached a wood about a
quarter of q mile distant, when they
made stand and repulsed the rebs
handsomely, killing and wounding as
many more, without any loss whatever
on their part They saved all their
teams and wagons The dead and
wounded rebs fell into our hands.
The I'D Indiana is now guarding the
NJ q c. Railroad from Larkinsville TO
Flint River and as this is a specimen
Of the way they use up guerrillas and
bushwhackers, it is probable that the
portion Of the road they are on will not
be troubled much more by these cut
threats.
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Head Quarters Of the jockey Club
and Racing Association.

Amy and NAVY oassrs are invited to s,n vim.
yui farthef invitation. Ja1sl-d
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The Richmond Enquirer censures
the cotton States for the opposition
which comes from them to the PROPOSE
ton to arm the slaves. 1t intimates
that they we're eager to go into the
rebellion, and to drag the Southern
States into it also, that they might es-
cape the horrors of war, aud the latter
become the battle-felds. Might not
the cotton States retort that Virginia
having lost her slaves by the grinding
process Of the war, is in the position Of
the fox that advised a general excision
of tAils, simply because he had left his
in tFap2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-05

Fort Sumter, when abandoned by
the rebels, was in strong condition
of defence. 1t had nine guns in its
armament-two rifled thirty-two's, one
ten-inch columbiad, two rifed twenty.
four inch, in casemate, looking toward
Moultrie, and four mountain howitzers
and Dahlgreu howitzers on the parapet
TO repel assaulting parties. Within it
was 50 arranged that if an assaulting
party got over the iron entanglements,
abattis and distractions, gained the
ParaPet and descended to the tcyreplein
of the work, they would be under q
musketry fire from all points which they
could not reply to. The work could
not be taken only by heavy loss of
life.
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The Election Yesterday.

We subioin the vote of this City yes
terday in the election for Governor
members Of the Legislature. The mass
of the, votes were cast for the entire
ticket, though a few voters scratched of
the name of the candidate for Govern
or, and others voted for our county Sen.
ator and Representatives, only. The
vote, it will be roted, is small; much
smaller than was expected. We know
of no excuse, and cannot, therefore
offer any, for this result If loyal men
do not choose to aid in the restoration
of our civil government upon their
heads must rest the blame of future
ills, if any come, which Heaven fore
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: H,nkIe & Co.'S Book on holding,

Containing 422 plans Of DWellings, Churches, Col
leges, stores, Moldlngs. ArehltTAyes, Base, COni-
cfs Stairs, Sc, and much valuable inforn alton on
building vii Be sent free Of postage, on receipt q
fity cents. maF3-IB dtH
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ooa.ne or uaoa ANp sonnEn srnenrn
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of an alias f IA to me direc ed from the
I'D Circuit Court Of the United States for the Mid
die Dis rict of Tennessee issued on he End day II
NJ rch, 1865, will sell to the highest bidder for
cash AZ The court house door in the city Of Nash
Vile, On SATURDAY the 18th day Of April 1868,
beiWeea the hours Of 10 and Il o'co k am, al
the right, tile, claim, interest aud estate which
Lafayette i. Beech, has in and 10 certain lot IN
the cuy Of Nashville, H. e. one moefy INTEREST,"
being part Of lot No. 80, IN the org nal plan Of lots
IN the city of Nashville, lying the west side Of
Coll see street IN said city, beginning at the eastern
corner OF piece OF sid lot leased by George NJ.
DeaGericg 20 n. 3. Anderson rpnning then south
eastwsgdly with said southwest side of said Col
l-ge7street, Is feet 70 a stake thence southwes'-
waIdly at right angels 70 said.s rect ard with the
breadth of twenty five feet TO stake said Ander-
sons southern corner, on tbs nOrthea- side Of
ley, conveyed by said Deaderick and Others 10 the
Corporation OF Nashville, leading nOrthW estwardly
from Union alley 10 a stress lately lad off, called
Deaderi street, being the part of said los leased
by tieorge NJ. Desderck to Thos Yeatman on the
18th day Of December 1914, which lease IS for 90
vesrs, aud renewable at the expiration OF said
lease, and which p perry was conveyed TO A. b
& A. &. Beech by deed dated the first day OF Feb
ruary, 1853, ann regstere in Book No. a PIP 3S3,
3s4 aud 1885, of Da'i ison bounty levied upon as the
undivided interest Of said I. +. Beech. being one
moiety. to satisfy judgment rendered by said
Court ut lis April term. 1862 in favor Of CoWles,
Watson Townsend.
E. r 6LASCOCK,
mar5-3t Marshal NJ. d. T.
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The Exchange Of Prisoners.

New York, March 3-The Herald S
Potomac special says that no prisoners
have been delivered to us by the rebels
for several days. Judge Ould says that
high water has prevented him from
doing so. This has, not lessened his
ability to receive large numbers OF
their men. 1t is thought the excuse is
for gaining an advantage in numbers
No more will be delivered by US until
another lot has arrived from Richmond.
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The Confederacy has been greatly
blessed within the past three months.
1t has given up Savannah, Charleston,
and Wilmington, and Hoods army has
been routed. A few more such bless
ings, and it will be translated to the
land of Oblivion. That would be a
blessing not disguised.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-05

The Mexican commandment at Mats
moras having declined to recognize the
American consul at that place, on the
ground that he was accredited to the
Juarez.. government, the consulate has
been,closed. The consul was at Havana
on the 2lst ult, on his way home.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-05

New ORLEANS %, VIA CAIRO, March 3
1T is reported that Gen. Candy will
leave for Mobile Bay TO day. He is
master of the situation, and good re
ports may be soon expected from him
The feet there is under Commodore
Palmer, and is hard at work.
Yesterday was observed as a holiday.
Several thousand colOred school chill
dren, number of public funclionaries,
including Governor Hahn, partipated
in the ceremonies.
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Greeley says Generals who could be
caught as Crook and Kelly were, are
not worth crying about We presume
If Greeley had been in the place Of
either, ne would have resisted desper.
ately, and secured a rescue. What
fear has be of revolver at his head
held by bloOdy-minded rebel?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-05

HAvING QUALIFIED As EXECUTOR UPON
the estate 81 r n. Chsiress, ST.. deceased,
this i % notify ai persons VINO sdebied b said
estate % come loFFaEd sid make paymens, a. M
diligence cannot - gwen. al persons having
claims against sad estate vii present them for pays
ment wi.hin the tine rrescfioed ~ law, o. hey
once q A. L. De1noss's Las once. Cedar -,
leb28-im
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The Charleston Mercury is published
now at ChersW, S. C. The proprietors
Of the Courier did not remove their es-
Enlistment, which is now in charge of
loyal hands.
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PORTABLE HoUsES.
HINKLE * 90.
No. 3G5 West Front st Cincinnati, o.
Army Portable Stores and Dwellings !!
Lumber Yard and Builders, warerOOms.
Sash. Door and venitian Shutter Factory

nHILIP HlNKI.E having purchased the entire
interest of Joseph Guild, the business Will heie-
alter be can ried on in the name of Hnkle co.
LUMBER YARDS
Adioin ne our Factory and in Fulton, containing
several acres of ground, with our own landing, en-
aide us to yard, seli lumber III the roHgh, or man
ufactuge into building materials on better te ms,
and more promptly, than any other establishment
orders filed for Board, Plank, Shaved and Saw
ed Shingles, Jolst, Lsths, Framing and Cornlce
Tmter II every description.
FACTORY.
Our Factory Is 60 by 250feet, four stories high
we manufacture add keep constantly on hanf, Pm
el Deo ;, sab inside and outside Veniilan tiVot
and Panel Shutters, Msniles, Door and WIND W
Frsmes Base, Pilasters, Weather Boarding, White
and Yellos Pine, Flooring Shelving for Stores
Plan Boa Dis, and Mol hngs Of various patterns
suitable for the finish Of fnne or brick houses %
every de -criPtion. All kinds Of Stairs. with Ma
hoginy and Cherry Rail and Newell Sash, painted
and glazed, constantly on hand.
Persons about u erect or make alterations M
their budngs or stores. IN city or country can oe
supplied with sill the carpenters WORK, ready mode,
Of seasoned lumber. II they viii furnish with q
BIZ OF items, giving size and quality, We viii sen'
them the cost by return ma l.
HinkIe q Co.'s Army Portable Houses,
Hospitals. Dwellings, Stores, Chspels, Reading
Rooms, School Houses, &c, with iron ROOF.
These buildings are ma 10 or 10 feet wide ~
anv depth, story feet 10 inches or 10 feet D GA,
With store or uNt lu1E uobts aDu tne Hilitu7+ y.
rooms, windows and door. wanted, all fitted,
fouether with the Necessary hardware. They are
- CONSTRUCTED that they can be Put together or
taken apart ma lev honn.
soldiers Returning from the Army.
We have furnished 8 number Of these buildings
10 discharged soldiers, whO have taken th m win
goods 10 the Southern country, landed, pat up the
store and shelving the same day. ana opeieii %
sell goo Is the n'xt morning
tlxners OF unimpFovsd real estate, in city or
eountry, will find N many places that the rents Of
fhase buildings viii Ray the cost Of them ~ one
wear and they can be removed il few hours,
Srbe1 larger buildings are wanted.
The great cenland for thsss POrsRhie Houses has
compeed us 20 increase facilities for manufac-
tnr 10. We are nov prepared % furnish 50 buiid-
ings per week
1srenlars giving plans, descriptions and prices Of
Portafes viii b. sent recept o. three cent post
sge stamp
HlnkIe & Co.'s Book on BaIIdlng,
ContsipipQ 422 plans Of Dwellings,, Churches, Col
leges stores, Moldings. ArehitTayes Base, Corni-
cfe Stairs, Sc, and much valuable inforn alton on
buiiiing vii Be sent free Of postage, on receipt q
fitg cents. marS-lW CAV
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The rebels in Richmond got up re-
port several days ago that Sherman and
his staff had been captured Anything
to keep up the spirits Of the duped
masses.
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Night Emissions Cured.

Young Man, stop before you further 90. OF al
diseases subject 70 ban, there u no disease 70 hard
20 euro AZ Night Emissions, and physicians are
csrce that understand treating it and 10 you car
say that have cured dozens in ths city, well A.
10 different States, who have spent dollar Alter dot
lsr, and are now vel cured b. noe. sIn daily re-
ceiUrg letters and sendIng medicine % Al part3
he country. In q word, AL that are deceased H
my way, and viii give ne a call, VIII gre sstis
action l0T all Of the dissaae5 mentioned 10 TINS "a
sertiseDlsrt- Tbs begt Of references gwen 10 tl'
eiGy- ~
Al letters diraated 70
DIR. McGiLL,
Union street, Nashville Tenn,
lanI-Iv VIII meet with prOmpt attention.
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For One Dollar.
which they need not pay until & Is known what s
drawn and is value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
Cases.


NEW YORK, JANUARY, 1860.
The Eureka Gin Association Is the original and
largest Git Assoc alton ia tie country.
Its business continues 70 he conducted IN q fir
and honorable manner, and greatly increasing
trade b proof that our patrons throughout the
country appreciate Ga methOd Of obtaining rich
and elegant goods. None en- rs3eive less than the
value OF their money, no arr Gle on our List h.
worth less tnan Ons Dollar, retail, and there are
No Blanks.
Letters from various parties throughout the coun-
try acknowledged the receipt d very valuable
gifts, may be seen on f.e nj our ONCE.
Parties dealing with may depend on haWng
prompt returns, end the article drawn viii - I'm
medstely sent 70 any address BY return mail OF eE.
press.
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To the Unmarried,

GRACE VAN EVERY, THE 6IFfED CIsir-
" Toyaut and Futunsf, can, By the aid o. the
Horosf9ps. produce perfect likeness Of your ftl-
tufe partner, giving he date o ( the happy event.
leading traits Of character, occupation, ghether
Fiea or poor, Post Ofcs addre a. and other yalEa-
be iafofmauon, II desired.
Se1d BY mail, Prepaid. One Dollar, and Hsa
Stamp, with full description Of yourself, and
viii return ne likeness, with the above inforfna-
ton. address
GRACE VAN EVERY,
iebl6 dkE3ms r. o. Drawer 635, Detroit N eh.