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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-22

DR. BULL-Dear Sir: My husband, isr. &. 5.
johnson, was askillful surgeon and physician
in Central New York, where he died, leaving
the above Z. Z. johnson TO my care. At thir-
teen years of age he had q chronic diarraea
and scrOfula for which gave him your Sarsa-
rar.lla. IT CURED HIM 1 have for ten years
recommended it TO many in New York, Ohio
and Iowa. for scrOfula, fever sores, and gen
era debility. Perfect success has attended
IL. The cures effected in some cases OF serO-
fula and fever sores were almost miraculous,
l am very anxious for my son to again have
recourse to your Sarsaparilla- he Is fearful
Of getting spurious article, hence his VIZ
ting 10 you for it. His wounds were terrible
but belisye he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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A WHISKY CASE.

An indictment was found against one
Charley Sanborn, for selling whisky at re-
tail, although he had no license: he
stood at one side of the fireplace with his
hands deep in his pockets; the Judge sat
anon the end of a school bench on the
other side of the fire When required to
Mead guilty or not guilty, Charley threw
himself ON the mercy of the court. The
Judge then sentenced him to pay the low
est fne and costs. At the close of the sen
tence, the Judge remarked, that while 1t
was the duty Of the court to enforce the
laws as it found them on the statute book,
the person of the court was not inlmicai to
men who sold whisky"
There is in Idaho Territory Judge who
| is we'll known as Alec Smith,
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Bulls Sarsparilla
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAP
TAIN'S FAITH. ..a
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND
THE LETTER PROM Ills MOTHER
Benton Bnrrncks. No. April 80. les.

Benton Barracks, DO, April 80, 90
DIR JOIN BULL Dear Sir: Knowing "a
efEcienev of your SarsapaIllla, and the neal
ing and beneficial qualities 1t possesses, send
you the following statement OF my case:
was wounded about two wears agO-Was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
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have not healed yet. / have not sat up mo-
ment since / was wounded / am shot through
the hips. Ny general health is impaired, and
l need something to assist nature. have
more faith in your Sarsaparilla than anything
else. wish that that was genuine. Please
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CAPT. Z. p JOHNSON,
LOUIS, Mo.
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OFFICE No. AZ NORTH CHERRY ST.
r. 81. wHORLEY,

1,o AZ soUTH MARKET STREET WOULD
~ all The attention of the Trade to their large
and varied assortment of Cigars, TobGceos'
Pines etc. including in part the following:
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| The American DlDle society," ht lIS
meeting on the 5th, made grant of Bibles
for Spain, to 90 through the hands Of the
American and Foreign Christian Union,
who already have an agent in that coun-
try, The only other grant of Bibles for
Spain, to be found on the records Of the
Society, was made in the year 1887, about
thirty years ago. A box of Bibles was
forwarded by ship bound to Spanish
mort But the captain grew so uneasy as
: thew drew toward their port, with the fear
E Of having his ship and cargo confscated
E for having Bibles on board, under the
e rigid policy that SO long prevailed II
a SGa;n. that at last he had the box o
g Bibles brought on deck, dashed SOM
+ baayv stones to it, and sunk itin the sea
e and that was the last of it We hop
e the present attempt will be more prosper
a GUS.
10 All monasteries, converts, colleges
C congregations, and other religious ostab
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HORSE NOTES.

The trottnp horse John stewart Won hi. teeniy
mile race In Boston on Friday. He i-otfcd tn.
twenty miles TO a wagon on halfniie track Ia atty
nine minutes and twenty-tnree seconds.
Goldsmith Maid beat George Wilkes at Ph,ade-
phia Friday afternoon. Tme-2s22h., 2:g7
2:22At, 2:2j.
American Girl aud Rhode island viii meet a, The
Norwalk fair
The betting IL now thirty to one play, or paw, on
the Dinner stake TO be run in 1870 at Baltimore
The hurdle race purse to he run for al Secaucu5
on wednesday next closed well yesterday after.
noon.
The tandem which Mr.. Abercasas drives In the
PARK In fine weather are ycry stylish.
The gray horse Sir Charles driven by Mr. VIM
Arras. is q splendid trotter.
Great complaints are made about the condition Of
Harlem lane. II IL unit to drive The dust Is in
toerable. Is the appropriation for Keeping the road
In order exhausted
John Dye IL again driving his horse Benton on the
road. Benton II a capital wagon horse.
Frank Work has purchased the trotting mare
Skinewaha for the road. she Is q good one
The roads In the Park are not half wiue enough TO
accommodate the driving public There would he
fewer accidents " there were more room.
Amos Little's bay team step well.
Mr. Matheson drives a very fine gray mare She
stepping clean ana pretty the lane yesterday.
The troiting horse Dictator died last week Hart
fOri
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FIRE IN WAFER sIaEEI.

AT quarter before twelve O'Clock last night q fire
discovered In the part o the irst moor ofe
dve story brick building 1876 Water street, occupied
by Perrit Crook as a restaurant. Officer Westing,
Of The First precinct, had discovered smell OF
smoke FOR upwards Of an hour, but was unable to
make out the exact building from whence II came.
The iremen were promptly on the ground, and sue
ceeded In about an hours work IN stopping the pro-
grcss OF the danes and ultimately putting out the
FIRE II seems the fire originated In the Kitchen, aiid
tho naues made their way 10 the DUMB waiter mus
conyeylng nTe 20 the dining rooms on the upper
loors. the damage done to the stock and furniture
may be estimated at about $4,000. the insurance
could not he ascertained, as the prOprletors were
not at the premises. The building was damaged
about $500 which amount Is, no doubt covered
Ivy insurance. ,., = -
The stationery store OF Bogert Il Ntxsen, No. i7j
Pearl street which iu the rear OF the restaurant.
was broken open by the hrcmen aud several lines
of hose carried through in order 70 rcach the fire.
The stock In this store was damaged by smoke and
water 10 the amount or about $1,000 The iirelnCn
aIao broke into the sore of William :. TSdae co.,
dealers in iron and white ead No. ls0 Fear street.
and conveyed several lines. OF hose through thai
slore a. the yard upOn AN extension which gave
tnem an advantageous position TO attack The aIe
ctrectuany The stock IN this store Is damaged pro-
bahly 10 the amount of $1,000. The cause OF the are
MAS not i-eerta nei.
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MARYLAND.

Th, Smits Against General Butler-DecisOn
of Judge D0bbin-The Summons Not 70 he
Vacated.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81, 1868.
In the cases OF C. w. Woolley and Kimberly 4
Brothers, IN the Superior Court of Baltimore city,
against General Butler q decision was given to-day
by Judge Dobbin on the motion TO vacatc the sum.
mons aud declare them illegal, recently argued by
MI Caleb Cushing and Mr.. Schley, of Baltimore, for
the motion, and r. T. Merrlck, of Washington, and
X. J. Brent and VIM. Meade Addison against the mo-
tion. The motion was on the ground that General
Butler being member OF Congress and returning
home from session Of Congress at the time Of the
service OF the writ such service Illegal and void.
Judge Dohbin delivered a lengthy opinion, concud-
Ing ~ f0lows:-For the reasons have gwen am OF
opinion that the privilege OF Senators and Repre-
senatves secured to them by the constitution Of the
United States exempts them only from an actual ar
rest Of their persons, the service upon them OF
such process as the disregard Of which would expose
them TO attachment for contempt or other per-
sonal no,estation; and a. the writs Of summons In
these cases Involve none Of these consequences |
shali oyetraie the motions respectively made in
them.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LogDOs MONEY MARKET.--LoNpoN. Oct. 3i-2 y.
M.-COrsois closed at 9tls for both money and the
account. American securities close at the following
quot atiOns limited states 0ve-twcnties trmer at "A:
Erie Railway shares, 2s: Illinois Centras, o7hs.
PARIS BDuRsE.-FARis, Oct. 3l.--The BOurse il
quiet Rcntes 20 francs 65 centimes.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANkFoRT, oct 3i.-Ilnited
States ave twenty bonds closed at 20 tor the issue OF
1867
LrvEsPOOL CoTToS MARgET.-LrvERpooI, Oct.
9t-2 2. E--Cotion-The market closed higher at an
edvance OF traction, viz-Middling uDlands, 1id.
q ll%d.: mddling orleans, III id. % ned There
has been considerable activity. and the sales OF the
dsy have footed up 10000 bales There has been
business doing In cotton to arrive sales being
made st k03fd.
HAvRE COrroS MARSET.--HAvRE, Oct. s1.-Cos-
t0n i40t per cwt for tres ordinaire and 1871. for
low middliug anoat.
TrvsRroOL PROVISIONS sMAEKrr--LrvERPooI. oct.
ai-2 N.-iard, 6Ss. per cWt. Cheese, COS. for the
beat grades Of American tlne.
LWERp00i PRODUCE MARKEr.--LIvERPooI, Oct.
al-2 r. M.-TaOw, Ole. 80. per cwt
I.oNpoN PRCDVcE MAREEr-LosDoN, Oct. al
ar u-Tpllow, 52s. qd. per cwt
prrp0I sUM NARKET-ASTwERP, Oct. 3l.-Petro-
leura IN franc, for standard white
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Base Ball Notes.

Everybody knows mat the Eckfords defeated the
Atantics in full game on Thursday with score OF
s TO IA. The full Atlantic nine was out and the
game WAS very fine one.
The New York News Company played on Tuesday
last with the National News Company and won, after
lively encounter, with score of % to p.
Mr.. Holmes chairman OF the Judiciary Committee
OF the State Association has called meeting OF the
committee for Wednesday evening next at 1.-The
Study"
The offlcers of the Association viii hold an in
formal meeting at The Study" on wednesday
The Athletes, of Washington Heights defeated the
Granercy on Friday evening with a score OF 2s TO
The KnickerbocSers win have good, od-fashoned
wind up on Thursday next.
The Empires will, IN all probability have similar
The Hamilton and Harlem Jr. Clubs played ON
wednesday for the championship OF Harlem The
former won with a score OF 26 to 20.
The championship Is in very much OF muddle
Just now, according to the opinions Of some folks.
There is no law on the matter, and everybody de-
cides to suit himself. Some members OF the Union
Club viewed the matter IN light ''alogether differ
ent from the view the base ball fraternity takes.
The ambitious clubs must get together and decide
on some rules to govern the case and thus settle the
disputed points. The Unions claim-or rather some
menced the series they were champions, and the
match was for the championship They lost the
championship and the Mutuals won It before the
championship" That il q very nice argument
but what were the Mutuas and Unions playing for
in the second game Of the match. The match,
according to the above specious argument was 'for
the championships" when the second game was
played neither the Mutuals nor Unions were cham
pions, and yet the foolish fellows were playing for
what neither OF them possessed. The base ball fra
ternity may be able to the matter in the light
quoted above. II 1t do then possibly the prize and
title may go to Westchester county.
During the week, besides the closing games, the
Atantcs will play the home and home with the Eek
fords, on Thursday, and the Unions will play the
Eckfords Friday, at the Union Grounds, Brooklyn,
T.. D.
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NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. 81, 1865.

NEW ORLEANS. La. OCT. II, 1865
Last evening before the injunction from the Fifth
District Court had been served the Mayor he ap-
pointed Robert Diamond Chief OF Police, with in
structions to demand the ofice and sue out quo
,ra,9unl In case of refusal. These Instructions he
has com plied WITH
oeners' steedman to-day rendered his resignation
~ superintendent OF the Metropolitan Police, which
was accepted. George L. Cain, the Acting Supern
tendeat has been appointed superintendent pro ten
. TIe Polte commissioners state this evening that
they intead TO appoint a superintendent on the re-
commentator Of the merchants and underwriters
General Rousseau, by request, last night visited
tue club room OF the "Innocents"-the club which
was most prominent in the recent troubles with the
negroes. and in which considerable feeling still
exists on account Of the death and wounding Of
several OF It's members. In short speech the Gene
raj warned them that the responsibility for all out
RACES and disorders IN New Orleans was laid on his
shoulders and that he looked to them to keep the
peace and encourage others to do the same. He
said ne felt 1t his duty to tell them that the laws
must be observed and that every man who had the
right to vote shall vote unmoesed on election day.
General Rousseau was enthusiastically received.
The club pledged themselves to obey his wishes.
The troops in this city have at no time exceeded
lew hunGsed mon.
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TR0ITiNG At pH,LA0El pHlA.

Mr. Godsmths bay mare Goldsmith Maid aud Mr..
W. summons brown stallion George wilkes, trotted
at Point Breeze course on Friday afternoon for a
purse Of 1000, mile heats best three ilye ar-
ness. The contest was close one throughout and
was witnessed by an immense concourse OF people.
Goldsmith Maid won the money. winning the first.
second and fourth heats. the third being dead heat
The following Is q summary
POINT BREEZE COURSE. PHILADELPHIA October
3o.-Purse $1,000, mile heats, best three IN i've, In
harness.
T.. Doble entered b. m. Goldsmith Maid. o /
W. Borst entered b. q. George Wilkes 2
TLmc-2:22 y. 2:21i q, 2:22A 2.2h
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speech % Ex-secretary stanton in Philadel-
pbia.
TtLEGRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

John !. Mcbride, OF Bunao, was arrested at Lock
port on Friday for peddng poIitca. badges without
. license.
a verdict has been rendered in Boston against the
Boston and Worcester Railroad Company, giving
sust tanci BY being run over while traveline on the
highway m Natick.
Msssina & Farnworth's blocks. including eight
business houses and FarnwOrths residence. mt
Lackawaua., Pa. we're destroyed by fire on Friday
night. -Four other business houses were partially
burned The loss IL $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
THE fire was the work OF design for purposes Of
MI
The New York herald., 1868-11-01

MufuaI Va. Active.

The game between these Clubs yesterday whether
regarded the return game OF the home and home
OF the match, did not prove to be as interesting
was expected. The Actives did not have their full
nine present, and although up to the end OF the
fourth inning they gave the Mutuas Gil they could
attend to- Jet it seemed to be foregone conclusion
that the Actves could not win. On the fifth inning
the Autuals gave some specimens of champion bat
ting and, assisted BY loose delding up score OF
fourteen, which virtually gave them the victory and
deprived the game Of a further interest. The score
Ia a fOlloWs:-
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SpbenIxG EXHIBITION.

Last evening srarrng exhibition given at
GOO Broadway for the benefit OF Abe iIiCken. There
was large Attendance, and although the scientific
exhibitors not Of very celebrated character
considerable interest appeared to be manifested In
the proceedings. The programme opened with tho
appearance OF two pgIules on the stage, who, imi-
tating all the twists aud mastery tactics Of ther
older brethren. punched eaell others heads to toer
mutual satisfaction. large number OF the small fry
subsequently showed Themselves, and truth 10 say,
went at their work with VIII. to the evident do
signify their appreciation at sound puma
nity entitled 1.-THE Clipper" had II all his own
way with rather diiatory pug named Mckay; but
the former was brought severely to the test by Tim
Iiussey, who subsequently encountered him and
troGnced hun AZ he pleased. After satisfactory
showed signs OF hard work, Abe Hicken and Dan
exhibition OF these two pugilists the only re-
deemng feature OF the entertainment Both dis.
played great science, and, devoid OF the wiidness
which characterized the display ol those wac pre-
ceded them. gave evidence of sound tuition and
practice. Ape proved himself capital iiand with
the gloves aud landed some we'll directed plows on
ms opponent, ho recprocated III mastery yle.
Jhis brought the exhibition 90 a C0ae.
kaidcnberg d- son, nIaDufaci1rers al Necr-
schaum Pipes Amber sc wholesale snd retail
boiling and mounting. stores ~ Nassau, No Joan ns u
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RENSSELAER, PARK RACES.

Troy. n. Y. oct. 81. 1853.
IN tho third days races at Rensselaer, Park to-day
the frs for purse. OF 1900 best three in five.
between Taylor and Prince, was wonby TAYLOR.
Time-2:37, $3.50, 2:3J. The second race. for s4o0,
best three in five, eight horses sarted-viz: Dutch
Boy, Kate, Western New York. Charrner, Jegry No
Name. Bell Founder Lone. Western New York won
he tnlrd fourth aud fftii heats. Time-2:a9, 2:i0
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"a, kages, the marks ana brands thereon the auan-
H.. !. nearly az the same be determined. such
w a. must include all the spirits owned or held nv
the part, making The same in The district. Amy per-
sn pwn,n or having ia his possession such spiTIts
oo % n 10 make such return VIII forfeit h0
nm . ana a distilled spirits found after December
a.s, % ans = lsk or package containing more than
:, lopo =, sy y,s MT having thereon the marks and
~ :, & apira T., che net OF July 20, 1853 will be
feilel 4 viii he road. for i,,na n.
The stamps requirN -" ~ '0"'' w A''uo y"
Mon,ias the III instant. .,ou.o,o. p,r,, ,is,.;..
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IMPORTANT 10 aoLnfss OF us1nttn SPIRITS

Tho following hes been received rom Washing.
ton ~ the Deputy Collector of the First district of
O0:--
Regulations OF the act or July 20, 1sss ccncerung
stOck Ou hand
Dnder ths pr~visicrs OF section 81 4, viii be the
duis OF every person owning or havnk In hs posses.
SION on the tN day Df November ne' 4 exceeding Ia
quantity nftv galnns ana not ther il bonded ware.
house, ~ immediately wake feU ~ thereof (Jn iorgn
l20l W the eOlctt1r q, The d.trCt ii sh1A qtG'
spVss nsJ pe heid, ssnang t.so number aua .y.a vi
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS,

urEENsrowv. Oct 3l.-Tue steamship scotia from
New York arrived at this port u eigh' O'Clock iast
evening -. -.
GLASGOW. Oct. al-The steamship Iowa from New
York arrived IN the Clyde yesterday. 80. ro.x,.,,.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 3i.fhe sleanlsnp "o' mu no.
captain Sc1wcnsen. which lcit New iVls WV ~
aiIiyed o. tuis port a. al. IA. tQaaI,
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PENNS YLVANlA.
The Election of Mavor Of Philadelphia 10 be
CcniesteS-Fraudulenf Naturalization Pa-

The Election Of Mavor Of Philadelphia 10 be
Ccniesiea-Fraudulent Naturalization Pa-
pers.
PHILADELPHIA, oct II, 1865.
A petition contesting the election OF Daniel N. Fox
a. Mayor has been fled in the Common Pleas. 1t
represents that the true vote OF the city 59.779
for Tyndale and 81 900 Fox. giving to Tyndae
Aa,ority oi 2,779. The specifications OF fraud &c,
hre similar those in the other petitions filed in the
fase oi the other officers. The 14h OF November has
been fixed for the hearing. Since the October eec-
Zion mere large number or election officers have
been arrested and held to bail for refusing TO recog
Nize naturalization papers issued by tue supreme
Court IN september. To-day all the bills were
ignored by the Grand Jury. IN the test case to-day
Judge Brewster, in giving his decision. sustained
the election officers In refusing the votes Of certain
parties Oa election day holding certificates OF natu
ralizatfon signed by ]. Ross Snowden, the Prothono
tary having failed to recognize his own signature
and seal VI his court In open court.
speech sg Ex.secretary stanton in Philadel-
pbia.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 81 1863.
Ex.sccrstsry stanton was received this evening
nj the Academy OF Mvsic by an immense audience.
His address was bitter review Of Governor Sey-
gone over President Johnsons track for the purpose
OF making the people believe he was right and the
republican party wrong; that Governor Sey-
had three speeches TO suit the localities-one
FOR the Ohio farmers on the high price OF -four aud
grain: the second In Pittsburg 10 the workngmen
nbout the high rate Of taxes and the third to the
Berks county democrats on the vast expense incurred
during the war for transports He continued In the
vein at great length. The rain interfered with
the pro eI demonstration outside Of the Academy.
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Home runs-Jewstt l, pockney 3, Wolisrs I.
Struck out-H. Kelley Lyons !, Redmond.
Foul bound catches W. Kelley 2. Swandel g.
Scorers-Messrs Hallosk and Mccarthy.
Umpre-Mr. Mills, of ne Atlantic Club.
Time of game-Two hours and fifteen minutes
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VIRGINIA..

Rseeption nj Fortress Monroe Of an Austrian
Commander.
FORTRESS MONROE Oct 81, 1865.
Major General Wertemberg, OF the Austrian army,
arrived here this morning from Washington, with
letters to Major General Barry, from the Secretary.
He was received with military hOnors and reviewed
the troops, examined the ordnance and defences and
was entertained by General Barry during his stay.
He leaves to morrow for Richmond and Petersburg.
The New York herald., 1868-11-01
CALF ORNlA.

Sailing Of Steamer with Treasure-San
Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81, 1858.
The steamship Montana sailed for Panama to-day
with $4,000 in treasure, Of which t29l,oO is for
New York and $1l1, 900 for England.
Flour quiet at IS rs q So "a. TO-day's steamer
carried 400 bbs. our for New York. Wheat duller;
rates noninally 81 65 81 so. Legal tenders g.
The New York herald., 1868-11-01
THE NEW DOMINION.


OTTAWA, Oct. 81, 1885,
The Emigration Conference closed yesterday.
The governments of ontario, Quebec and New
Brunswick were represented. plan Of concerted
action between the Dominion and local governments
was agreed upon details OF which are 70 be submit.
agencies are TO established in London and on the
Continent, while those at all important points In the
Dominion are to be maintained
The New York herald., 1868-11-01

canada Malt scotch Whis,cy.--Fuli +, Flual
quality strength ni favor inpere -liri, ~
- 80 gaInn. MURPHY DUNN. - beaA - street
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10 attend meetiass printed the pos siH rs-
az an hours notice, and twenty-five cent =. tiu ~ y
ctler ar place ia the cs. ~ the NkFRUi NfIIAN JDB
fRlNrlNG ESTABLISHMENTS, ~ Nssaan est.
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a.-tierring's
PATENT SAFE
AGAIN THE CftAMPIoNi
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NV YORK, Dc. a. 1913.
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shows We opened this morning aud the gives
satisfaction Not article ~ the safe touched
ouly affected by the being
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good
Respectfully.
ROCREFEII.ER ANDREWS 4 FiAGLER.
The public are Invited to cxSnine above safe, =. l
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ANOTHER IN SAME FrREi
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"ierrings Patent Champions which passed ihpUg1 tho
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Per b. s BEcKaIrH.
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155a renewed Nay, sSt, patented February q i65, and
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HERRING, FARRELL a SifEKMAN,
2Sl broadway, corror Murray sifeet, N. "
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Phllsdelphia
HERRING Co.
Chicago.
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New Orleans.
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Fur.! rurs!, Fmrs....-Tbe H. ,rRs.i 4.,.rt.
ts Uniou square atit ii. gr5aay,v.
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ANOTHER IN SAME FrREr

Address P0iIalS & ~ou. Manufacturers a
Meerschagm Goods wholesale agd ret. 81 sges
80 Broadway :, John street. middle o The block. Ala
repairing done. was boiling 81