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THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE.

The Senate is moving very gingerly
toward the abolishment of the frank
ing privilege. That body will wait
on the House. The committee are
understood TO be in favor Of adopting,
in lieu of the franking privilege, the
use by Senators and members Of
stamps, to be apportioned by act OF
Congress,
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BROWNLOW.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Gazette says of Brown
lows personal explanation" read
to the Senate on Wednesday, that the
grave and decorOus body 4" was evil
IDENTIFY ashamed of the exposition, not
a member paying the slightest atten-
ton. Even the Clerk, who usually
has the below of an OK, read it in so
low and rapid a manner as to render
it difficult to catch its precise tenor.
In the meantime, the old man sat
shaking with the palsy while his
ribaldry about "dying to please Andy
Johnson was being read to the as
sembled wisdom of the nation"
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VIRGINIA.

It Is now authoritatively an
nOunced that Virginia will not
be admitted without an un-
qualified acceptance of Wards con-
ditions, which are that the Constitu-
ton of Virginia shall never be so
amended or changed as to deprive any
citizen, or class Of citizens, of the
United States, Of the right to vote in
that State, who are entitled to vote by
the Constitution thereof, now TO be
recognized, or of the right to sit upon
juries, or of the right to an equal par
ticipation in the school fund and
school privileges, as now recognized
by such Constitution; provided, that
any alteration Of such Constitution
may be made with regard to the time
and place of residence of voters.
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England.

LONDON, December 1S.-The Spec
tatOr of to-day, in replying to the
comments of other London journals
ON the Alabama question, defends
MIR. johnson, the late minister, as
well as Mr.. Motley, against the charge
of their subservience to English in
fluenee. The writer says the English
believe that Mr.. johnson emphatic
ally took in both them and their din
nerS.
The Revie10 pronounces the mar
riage of Richardson to Mrs. McFar-
land grOtesque, nauseous and blasphe-
nous.
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ToALENY VS.. EATON.

L. B. Eaton, one of the proprietors
of the Memphis Post, has secured from
Grant nomination to Tomeny's place
rs United States Marshal for West
Tennessee. Tomeny is in Washing
ton, and, with many strong hackers,
has determined upon "ighting 1t out
on that line lift takes him all winter"
knowing ones say that Eaton will
win,
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MATTERS.
FOR UTAH

Shafer, formerly Beast Buffers Pro-
vost Marshal at Norfolk, goes to Utah
as Governor, with a promise from
Grant of all the troops he may need
to enforce the laws. Brother Brigham
is about to catch it on ali sides.
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France.

PARIS, December 19.-M. Lesseps,
the engineer of the Suez canal, has
been congratulated by Napoleon and
Lord Clarendon.
Henri ROchefort's Journal, La Mar
SeitLaiSe, appeared to-day. 1t was not
mOlested.
The Emperor has entirely recovered
from his recent indisposition.
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Dry Goods-The Indications are that ali
kinds of plain, brown and bleacbed cottOns
VIII further advance, in accordance with the
rise in Atlantic A brown sheetings, which
are held at lH5ec, with extras at lie: New York
Mills bleached muslihs are held at l225zc,
BlackstoneS being l5lc, AmOskeag A Ice, and
all goods of this class with Red Bank and The
Greene; bleached muslins are frmCr by l&c;
Pembert0n brown canton dannels are re-
duced 10 Pic; do. do. beached 9jc; Alabama
plaids lS1Sc; Ottawa plaids E5ac; Chaltahoo-
chee l5c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. December IS-COttOn dull
and lover middlings IgZI{. Sales 300
bales; receipts 1910 bales: exports 20 Liverpool
u,974 bales; to BarcelOna 800 bales; TO Havre
lO75bales; cOastwise 2g03 bales.
Tobacco S4 MAI 1895 90. Oats 63G6jc. Bran
81 ID. Hay lower; ~ So Mess Pork. s32 SO;
Bacon lODbing at l6L for shoulders; sides z0L
@2l14; hams >. Lard lg14gl9H In tierces;
kegs scarce and held at 3g24. Sugar dull
and lower; prime l6. MOlasses-primo 6Sal
20. Whisky duh and unsettled; Sl05Sl q.
Coffee dull; Fair l5.4al5zs.eei prime ~ l75S
Flour-superhne, 81 50i AK - ~; AK, So.
Corn firmer-white 81 Is; yellow Sis.
y dis.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Deeember B-Flour-negleeted
and nominal Wheat size Corn 76A. Oats
AZ. Rye 70. Barley 7jGS0. Highwines 81.
Sugar-N. o l29l419. Pork $50 0O. lard lS15.
Hams l5JS Bulk shoulders n3&c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December ID. -Tobacco-Sales
of5l hhds Jugs te leaf, at 81 759sl5 20 Cotton
quiet-mIddhng 2334c. FIour-extra family
Prime mOlasses 70. Hogs S9Sl0 Pork S3l
Bacon shoulders l51<c, sides lSL,GlS93c Lard
-Tlerce lS1zc. Bulk shoulders IKE; sides l6Jl
@i6}Zc. Hams y. Whisky 9S.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, December Is. Flour-raV,flv
S. a56,5 80. Wheat 81 lOgl Il. Corn, old
$. Oats 50a55. Cotton irm-middIings
&c, Whisky q. Pork s3l Bulk shoulders
sides II34glSc. Hams 2I51g22c. Lard IsE
Butter SG3S5c. Eggs 6@SSc. Sugar iS6il5s<e
Molasses 1SgoOc. Cheese I75zelS55S. Hogs
50 259lO .,
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, December lS-Flour-Fan super,
81 00GSi .. Wheat-No =. Spring S. Com
yellow 90d98. Oats $685., Rye sIGS2. Whisky
81 So sugar gl ID oI2sl22e Molasses 7osSo Pork
l5549lbAe. Bacon shoulders Is; el5ar rib
sides lS1Z. Lard IS
MOBILE.
MoBILE, December ls.-Cotton auiet-Afid-
dlings &35z. Sales 1900 bales; receipts 4s9l
bales; exports 1914 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsToN, December lS-Cotton quiet-
Middlings 44c; sales Is bales; receipts 1929
bales; exports coastwise 977 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, December 1S-COftOn ea4iar.
Middlings 2ihli sales 500 bales; receipts 9363
bales; exporst 66lb bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, December lS.-COnsols for money
25SG93i4; $40 L. s. Bonds S4dS45S.
FRANKFoRr, December B.-U. 8. Bonds
closed quiet at 9lG9l3S.
PARIS, December ls,-The Rourss is firm;
Rentes 72f 60c.
LIvERPooI. December ls.-Cotton easy;
Middling upland6 u54d; Orleans I'D; sales
HOO bales.
BTeadstuffs quiet-California white wheat 0s
I'd; red western, No. ?, IS 3d@Ss Id; winter
es lOd. Western aour 2ls Cd. Corn, No ?, IS
Cd. Oats Is 9dS2s 2Ud. Barley nominal at 5s
Peas Sjs@s6s.
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The Hudson's Bay Rehellion

ST. PAUL, MINI, December 49,
Pembinia advices to the 9th report
that McDougall had resisted body of
whites and Indians, and was ready to
march on Fort Geary at once. The
rebels have but a few hundred men to
defend their position.
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APPoRTIoNMENT AND THE CENSUS.
The census bill, which has passed
the House and gone to the Senate, viii
not get through until after the holi-
days. There is still a strong dispOsi-
ton on the part of members Of the
House not to interfere with the pres
ent apportionment, and it is limited
that Allison's bill, providing for an
increase to three hundred members,
will be killed in committee.
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TELEeRAPHlC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

n LW lUhh.
NEW YORK, Decemhe 1S.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; sales 1000 bales; upIands. 25IIc.
Flour 81 f0gf 20. Whisky 99cdSl Wheat
81 q for No. Spring. COrn-sOund 81 l2a
l ia Rice, and Coffee dun. sugar dull
Cuba 14all1Sc. Molasses dull
Money is easy and steady at Ga7c. Sterling
nominal at StS9S5sc. Cola opened at l20, ad-
Yanced to l2U5s, and closed at I2O1Ss iz05s l.
Clearances s54,tC 600. Exports for the week.
sS9,SiU. Old Tennessees 81; New AZ.
The bank statement Is unfavOrable, It ap-
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Italy.

Rome, December 1S.-The French
and Spanish Bishops protest against
the POpe's interference in the Protest
ant Council. The Ecuemenical Coun-
ell re-assemble5 on the sixth Of Janu-
ary.
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RAILROADS IN THE CHEROKEE COUN-
TRY.

The Interior Department has ad-
vices that the Cherokee Legislature
has adjourned without granting aid or
making agreement with any of the
railroad companies that were impor-
tuning them. 1t is stated that they
will favor the construction Of main
trunk line North and South, to be used
on equal terms by all roads, under act
of Congress, and will be willing to aid
it with the proceeds of their lands by
the United States Government rs their
trustees and their council.
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FOR SALE.

TWO 2-Siory Frame Houses on Exchange
street extended, with rooms each.
An No I Building Lot on alabama street.
near Bull Run s. by l3n-
10 acres OF choice Garden Land, near Chel-
sea Church, on Thomas avenue.
And a good paving saloon and Fixtures.
centrally located, with the goodwill o. the
present proprietor
All or any Of this property viii be sold low.
Apply TO icelol j. b. PORTER.
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SALE OF STOCK.

On FRIDAY, DECEMBER rrH, at my resi-
" dence. six miles north OF Forrest city
Ark, I will sell a lot OF hne Mares and Coltss
Mich Cows, Work Oxen, Bsef Cattle, Hogs
ana Pork; also,
CyS1OPS,"
A fhororqh-bred blood stallion. and STEE-
I've y q sbort-horned Durham ball
Nv creditors especially invited 10 attend.
A afff fET
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-19

A farmer in Nevada proposes to
4" herd a million hens" and supply all
the East with eggs.
The Persian silk crop is a total fail
ure, the exports being limited to 1900
bales, against 20, 900 bales last year.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Preparation 10 Receive PeabOdy's Remains.
PORTLAND, Me-, December 49,
Preparations are making for the re-
ception of Mr.. PeabOdy's remains.
The Governor will order out the State
militia.
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" OLD RELIABLE"
- DAVIS -.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

THE splendid Side-wheel Passenger Steam
i ers Liberty No 2, and Commercial VIII
form Semi-weekly United States Mali Line
between Memphis and White Little Red aud
and Black Rivers. leaving Memphis every
Tuesday and saturday, at 5 O'Clock pm.
These boats have been dOeked and thoroughly
repaired and furnished with new oufhts
making them as g0Od as new. The Merchants
and Planters on White, Red and Black rivers,
have taken one-half the stock IN this line.
thus making u q permanent and reliable
Home Institution We hope bv strict at
tentiOn 70 business and Low RATS. 10 merit
a feir share OF public patronage.
JOHN B. DAVIS, superintendent.
COnsign freight 10 Davis Line ' Memphis,
Tenn LEVY s RUBBI Ns, Agents,
nOl5 No. IS Jefferson street, Memphis.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Soaia.

OpdIH.
MADRID, December l8.-Senor Sal
avenia, the Minister to France under
Isabella, was fatally stabbed by Senor
RoYita yesterday, who had been i'm
prisoned for frauds while in the en-
ploy of the latter,
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LETTER LIST.

The following Il the list OF letters remain-
ing ia the Memphis Postoffice and not delIv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
Will be delivered promptly By carriers.
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John CHINAAIAN,

The Burlingame treaty between the
United States and China has been con-
frmed by the Chinese government,
and as it guarantees Chinese immi-
grants all the immunities and privi-
leges granted to subjects of the most
favored powers, and is binding upon
the States of the Union as the law OF
the land, California viii have to re-
peal many of the enactments that
now are enforced to the detriment
and injury of her Chinese residents.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
suaad. safstr and comfort...EiIlatt Llne.

SFcSIY Sdibl1 aAl lplli9t - Eiii-LL LiEts
Memphis q White River Independent Packet
For Helena. Friaris Point. Devaii's BIuh,
Little Rock. Hot Springs, Searcy. Ues
Are, Augusta and JacksOuporl
LEGAL TENBEE-----JOhn d. Elliott. master
This hrst-cissS side-w heo pas - =
senger steamer will leave as bOvez -
EVERY TUESDAY. at O'Clock f--ii-
Connects with steamer Aolte OrarZ Tor All
points on Upper " bite and Black rivers.
ELLIOTT 3 MILLER, Agents,
Promenads and Jefferson Sts-, opp. Landing.
auulI
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DIED.

ALLEN-At the Commercial Hotel, MIN
ME, only daughter Of John D. and II. J. Allen.
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SALT! SALT!

NTOW discharging from steamer Brown ard
y barges. a cargo Of Salt, rom Ohio river
and kaBawha salt Company. Merct ans aud
others wish ug to repleuish Their stock i'll
=. BANKSNIFR 6 Co. Agents,
del2 No. HoWayd'S hoW.
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Coming of the Messiah.

Our friends Of the Hebrew faith will
doubtless feel much interested in
knowing of certain strange develop
mqnts, which, according to the
Austrian newspapers, have mani
tested themselves in Jerusalem.
These developments refer to the COM
ing Of the Jewish Messiah. The
story, as told, is singular enough. 1t
appears that the rabbi of Parka,
town in Hungary, has received letters
from Jerusalem, which state that to-
ward the end of last month a column
Of fire was seen near the ruins of
SOlOmOn's Temple, and that a strong
voice was heard, which addressed it
self to an Israelite who was worship
ping there at the time. This voice
warned the devOtee Of the coming, of
the Messiah, this year, and declared
that the 1sraelites should repent, and
be more ObserVant Of the religion of
their fathers. The man so addressed
spoke ppOphetically Of what he had
heard. ThereupOn the people treated
him as an impOstOr, and some even
went so far as to attempt TO take his
life; but he as if miracul0uslv en-
dowed with more than human
strength, fought hundreds Of his
assailants, and when, afterward, a
battalion of soldiers were sent TO
arrest him, bafiied them in their
efforts to capture him. Two lsraeliteS,
the Hungarian journals say, have
been dispatched TO Jerusalem to learn
the exact facts of this extraordinary
affair. 1t is clear that if not one Of
the race of prophets the man who,
as narrated above, opposed this host of
enemies, must be an athlete of no
small proportions.-Net0 York San.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-19

Beeswax from the United States is
more highly esteemed in Europe than
the product Of any other country. In
England alone are consumed 1000 tons
a year, valued at over two million
dollars,
Handbills are posted about Rich
mond calling for ten thousand colOred
people to go South. The inducements
offered are SIS to $50 per month and
ratiOns.
A citizen of Chicago has given $3.50,
600 for grand free Universalist church
in that city.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.

MONDAY EVENING. December 20th First
Night OF Mr.. JOSEPH EFF ERSON, In BOu-
clcault's adaptation OF Washington Irvings
RIP VAN WINKLE.. supported by the ST
Louis Company. Tire piece produced with
new Scenery by Harley Merry, Mechanical
Effects ". \. buchanan, ass isted by J. Rey-
noidS, Properties by Geo. Cook, and scene
Light by r. :. Clarke.
Overture at half-past 7; the curtain wiz rise
at a quarter 10 precisely
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Caution ! Caution

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
n purchasing any OF the Lands, Bonds or.
Securities belonging to the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company of Z. c. Brink
lev, Miles Owen. Henry 3. EdmOndson, Il. ID.
Williams, q. w. Goodwin, \. Mcdonald or J.
L. Meiggs, OF making any contracts with
them in connection with said road, or paying
into their hands any moneys due belonging
to said com pany, as all such contracts, trans
fers or cOnveyanceS made by either OF them
since the i0Lh OF November, 1869, are Illegal,
and viii not De recognized by the legal Board
OF Directors.
F. n. MAHAN,
Pres't Memphis and Little Rock X. r. Co
Memphis, Tenn, December ii, lee9. del2
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Tremendous applause. Now would
sneak Of the direction 10 be given to
life. and OF the region it should ira
,erse. We have often heard Of two
-, IDS opening before man, each dl-
- ying from the other. humanity
tSse 1esitated between the two for
1.a,,t,,, 20 les. Shall heaven or earth be
cboSan,' Shall man give TO his exist
(,,,o on impulse that Will separate
- fron, the world that bears him
A,J taor i, from all that the Creator
bss made h Is basis-family affections,
;,,tarasrs. su derings, OF shall he cast
-, All ide.N of loving heaven, and
.oncentrsta I'D on earth his faith, his
6"ne bis love? Man, 1 say, hesitates
hei,,,ean the tNvo roads, and the most
resh rush 10 one Or the other. Ma
te-ialists saw that heaven is nothing,
and see but the earth, giving them
selves TO that dusl which iorIns our
planet, and to thai trouDlous ana
dieting hour, life. Alysllcal minus
(and no one respects earnest minus
more than l do, false mys Llcai minus
sci aside all earthly duties ana enjoy
Tnents-change life into an aspiration
toyVard heaven, instead Of STRIVING 10
1oerit that heaven. They seek TO
scsIe their way into heaven in hot
haste. Now my experience has con-
,-Jnced me that between these TWO
-oads there is third opened for the
-srestest moral aud religious progress
5saen can make, and trodden by men
- can reconcile heaven ana earth
the present life with future ss exis- IS
fence-a task TO be accomplished 20
these times as it was accomphSned "
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items OF local news during the year
1863:
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greatest number Of local items.
which are acceptable, between this
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And to amy one, not receiving
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These prcWiums will be awarded
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pctc for them will please notify us
and We will credit them with n
items received from them and pub
iiShcd.
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A NARROW Escape While the
sleeping train from Bellows Falls to
Rutland was coming III, on Saturday
morning. and when near the shop of
the Rutland and Bennington road,
the engineer, Mr.. Foss, thought he
discovered something on the track
which Oh approaching nearer prove
to be an individual. He whistleu
for breaks, and reversed his engine.
When the train stopped he jumped
off and went back, SuppOsing he had
run over the person; and seeing an
lrlshman leaning against a tcle-
graph pole, he congratulated him
upon his escape. The man, RATHER
4 incOhercntly, said the man run over
waSa woman On arrival at his en-
CINE, lie found a woman caught By
the cow.catcher, and who had been
/ pushed along the track some dis
! lance. The train was backed up,
leaving her free, and, strange to say,
not bone was found broken. y
railroad track is a poor place to take
a nap, Notwithstanding person mag
/ be full Of benZinc.
Remarkable VIII Case in Yer
mont. In February, 1861, Mr.. Ca
rev married Il Miss henderson OF
/ Milton Vt. aged about fifty years and
worth about $4,000. \ verbal
agreement was made before marriage
rf,o4 I,1,,- gI,,,,Tl I,,,-o -l,, ,,.t. ,,i
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-08

The Clarcmont manufacturing Go.
nave our thanks for Il handsomely
bound copy of that valuable little
book --Walton's Vermont Register.
1t Is "crammcd full" of statistics,
dala, and valuable information lor
the business community; and is
Just what every Vcrmontcr should
have
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S0UTHMAYD'S CONFECTIONERY.
s02 fremont street, Bcs,-I,,
ITS PURITY AND EXCELLENCE

I T j. veil known fact that many articles
Il used n various families are more or less
ldultcratf'', but il is not so generally known
THAT Coufe rtienery. an article used - every
family. IS a'irtorated to a large extent. for-
merry Hour I'D starch were used, but latterIy
an iagrcdjfdt called Terra Alma. or White
Earth, ispssd
Now, as the Holidays are near. Wien 2 large
amount Confectionery will be consumed, II
l. important T. every person for them to pro
cure that witch IS pure and free from any del
eleIiouS inaftcr
II i, betiar, ar better, fer Parents to refuse
all Confectionery for their children than to
give them that WlI'ell Is 50 adulCra.ed.
Purchasers deS'ro,s of a pure article, ! will
guarantee ever particle of Confectionery
manufactured by'N'e t. be rs pure as the very
/ best Stuart's CrrishGi Srgar
The wholesale trade Srrt Gnd a large as
/ sortmont at the corucrof fremont and Broom
field streets, under lIortic0luir EGi
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Dr. EsIlrfOn's
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

NTARRANTED 10 remove al desire for ro.
w hacco. II u entirely Vegetable and
harmless. II Puiiilcs aud cnricltcs the blood,
luyigutatrH the System, pOsscssos great nonr
i.hug and strengthening power b. m excel.
lent appetizer, enables the stomach 10 dieeat
the hcuriicst food, makes sleep rcrtcrhiug,
and establishes robust health Snotsrs and
CherslT tor siTly Yc1rs CUod Price, Fifty
crnis post FREQ a treatise on the injurious
cnecta Of Tobacco. with lists of references,
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