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SOCIAL Party.

Those who would enjoy an evening Of
unalloyed pleasure, should not forget the
social party to be given at McClure's
Hall, Edgeheld, on Tuesday night next
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HInndsPaid OFF.

The large army of employees at the depot
of the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
received their monthly salaries yesterday.
1t was one of those most pleasant of all
occasions when it is both pleasant to give
and to receive.
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The treasurer of church in Sioux City
was startled to see one of his pew-holders
come in and join his party in playing
faro. Neither spoke until No. 2 pushed
some chips across the table, and said,
quietly, sJohn, just give me credit for
that amount upon my pew rent!
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Orphan Fair.

Our Catholic friends contemplate hold
ing an Orphans Fair on an extended SCALE
commencing on Easter Monday, and quite
liberal donations have already been made in
aid of the enterprise, a number of persons
subscribing literally in the laudable under
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Citizens were paying their water taxes
the past week withmore than usual prompt
ness. For the four days ending last night,
Mr.. Glenn's collections on this account
amounted to 81, 45O.
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Outhe Increase

We learn that the excellent order of Sons
Of Temperance is regularly on the increase
In this section, there having been a num-
Der of accessions to the various Divisions
recently.
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New York Money Market.

New YoRK, March 12.-Money easy at
496 Z cent on CALI prime business notes
100 q cent: Sterling dull at S@Sss. Gold
flrmer and higher; opened at 112, fell to
III and closed at 11255. Carrying rates
5al2 9 cent and flat. Clearances S147, OOO,-
900, presenting the enormous business of
yesterday. Government bonds declined in
the forenoon, but closed strong, with an
upward tendency, at full recovery from
the decline. State securities firm; old
Tennessees 60; new 5O4.
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During the wind storm which prevailed
last night between the hours of seven and
nine O'Clock, there were five chimneys on
fire in different parts of the city, and the
fire alarm was sounded on two occasions.
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Assault and Battcry

Notwithstanding the fact that yesterday
was not good day for fighting, five arrests
for assault and battery were reported at
police headquarters before 10 o'clock last
NIGHT
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AL Oruers nluSt De accompanied by the money
check for the amount. Stamps viii be sent by
mail or express, as directed.
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storm, and Sunshino.

Yesterday was genuine March day, the
changes alternating between cloud and
gloom and storm and sunshine throughout
the day.
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CITY NOTICES.
GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
board at No. 81 North Summer street.
mr13-1t

ALTERNATE loss and excess of appetite,
and grinding of the teeth, are symptoms
of worms. B. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge
is certain remedy.
In the wet, unpleasant weather of early
spring, G. F. Cations Cough Balsam should
be in every house. mr1.deod&w1m
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For Sale,

Two lots, 374X94 feet on Spruce, near
Church. st. Apply to W. P. Cannon.
feb23-1m
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For Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
THE FINE PASSENGER
Il Steamer TY ION T., TON To- n
HARNAN, Master, VASE WEAVER, 80 kziz2z x
ClerF, will leave as above on MONDAY, the I4th
inst at 4 o'clock P. NJ
For freight or passage apply on boar d, or to
WM. BOYD, Agent,
Nos. Al & AZ Front street.
HARRISON & SON,
marl2-A No. As ront street.
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Memphis MARKETS.

MEMPHIS, March 12.-Cotton quiet with
a fair demand; receipts 492 bales; exports
$50 bales Flour f]uIi at 200 Corn scarca
at LOO. Oats duh at Coo. Hay quiet at
$500. Bran quiet at $500. Pork NOM
inal at $500. Lard flat. Bulk shoulders
lie; sides 14c.
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AlexipharnacOn.

The great preventive of venereal diseases
having stood the test of rigid experiment,
is now offered for sale by all druggists.
feb1-tf
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HoUsEKEEPERs will find the 'sKitchen
Crystal Soap" at Slime & Birmingham's.
the most useful and economical article ever
introduced. Call and get sample free.
mar12-3t
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ST. LOUIS, March IF lour, spring su-
perfne, 3.6O@4.OO. Wheet, No. / spring,
SOC. Corn, mixed, 73c. Oats 47@49c.
Barley S5c@1.O5 Rye 7O@72c. Whisky
92c. Pork 26. 25@26.FD. Bulk meats.
hams, 124c; clear rib 3S@I4c; shoulders
1Oc; clear sides 14@14h. Bacon, should
ers, 114@11kc; clear rib Ice; clear sides
154@15sc. Lard 13k @134c Sugar 9J@
13c. Molasses 800S5c.
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IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED IN
Il this canse that defendant, Edward BOothman,
is a nonresident of the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered that he enter his appear
anee herein before or within the first three days Of
the next term Of said Court, to be held the first
Monday in April next, lS70,l and plead, answer or
demur to complainant's amended and supplemental
bill or the same will be taken for confessed as to
him, and set for hearing ex parte, and that copy
Of this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN.
A cOpy-Attest: NJ. B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
ANDREW ALLISON, Solicitor for Complainant
ular3-faw4t
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GENERAL MAa6ETS.
SATURDAY. March -, 1877,


The following are the cotton quotations.
received at the National Savings Company
corner Union and College streets, where,
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always Access
sible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, 11:15-Market dull. Sales
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk and J
Master, Chancery Court at Nashville,
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BANKING HOUSE
National Savings Company.

- Deposits received, and interest allowed
sereon, loans negotiated, collections made, and
GENERAL Banking business transacted. ocl6 If
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BnItiniore markets.,

BALTIMORE, March 12-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn
white 92@94c; yellow 90c and dull. Oats
45@57e. Rye 90c@1. CO. Mess Pork firm
at 27.00. Bacon firm; rib sides 15@l5Jc;
clear NIB 16@16ic; shoulders 12@I2Jc.
Hams 19@20c. Lard firm at 15@16c.
Whisky quiet at 1.OI.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March 12.-Flour-extra
4.5O@4.75. Wheat 1OS@11O. Corn.
mixed 74@7Gc. Oats 5O@54c Rye 500
So. Cotton dull. middling zoe Tobacco
unchanged and dull. Whisky 91@92c-
Pork 26@26.25. Bulk shoulders 81, sides
13@134, and 14c. Bacon shoulders II.
sides 15@15a, hams 16k@179c Lard held
at 149c. Butter and cheese unchanged.
Sugar 10@13c. Coffee HOPPE. Molasses
75mSOc
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The Fall Gold

has brought the price of groceries down to
gold prices at Slime & Birmingham's, cor
ner Cedar street and Public Square. Leave
your orders there and have them delivered
free of charge, within the city limits.
mar12-3t
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marriott
WHEREY g. SoN are receiving their spring
stock of millinery. marriott
FoR bargains in Window Glass, go to
W. D. Kline, Masonic Hall Drug Store,
Church street mar9-1w
TIE finest assortment of teas and spices
at Slime & Birmingham's, corner Cedar
street and Public Square. mar12-3t
CALL and examine Wherry & Sons large
and beautiful stock of spring millinery.
MARRIOTT
1 RESPECTFULLY notify my former pa
irons, as well as the public in general, that
l have resumed first principles, and am
prepared to make frst-class boots, shoes
and CATERS of the best material and any
style, and guarantee to give entire salts
faction. The sign of the Red Boot.
NJ. MoBGANsTERN
No. GG Church street,
teb27-t opposite Maxwell House.
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, March 1o.-Cotton net
receipts total $500 bales; exports 7,44O;
sales 6, GOO; stock 236, us; market dull and
tending downward; middding 215c Flour
S5@625. Corn 102I01.O5, Oats CSC
Bran $1.75@2.00. bay very scarce at
80. G0939. 90. Pork $3.50. Bacon 12I@
1899. Sugar cured hams I7Ic. Lard.
tierce. Hottie; keg 17@I7jc. Sugar.
prime 12c. MolAsses, prime 64@65c.
Whisky and coffee unchan ged. Gold 1921.
New York at SIGHT ercha11nn 10I
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WHEREY & SoN are receiving theirspring
stock of millinery. marriott
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In Chancery at Nashville.

NO. oIs44-
STATE or TENNESSEE,
Office Clerk and Master, Chancery Court at
Nashville, January the 10th, 1870.
Mary A. Booth1nan, Complainant, vs.. Edward
Boothman, Defendant.
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New FORK Dry Goods Market.
New York General Markets.

New York, March u. = Cotton
heavy and lower. Sales 1,4OO bales
uplands at 214c. Flour less active
and unchanged. Whisky 9s@9SIc. Wheat.
No. 3 spring LOS. Corn SS@95c. Rice
and coffee quiet but steady. Sugar quiet,
Cnha qMQ3c MnlnssnS dill
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For Evansville, Louisville and Cin-
cinnatL
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM 4 szx~
Il er EMMA FLOYD J. NJ ~ 12s,ss,.,f
OHENowErH, Master, r. w. WISE, - NIs1'as>-sa-
Clerk, viii leave as above on MONDAY, the 18th
inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
For freight or passage, apply On beard or to
W. a. PEBBLES. Agent.
No. rs Broad street.
VIM BOYD,
Nos Al Il AZ Front street.
HARRISON & SON, ACTS,
MARRIOTT No. 40 Front street.
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REVENUE STAMPS,

The National Savings Company have made ar
rangements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rates, discount payable
in stamps viz:
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MISCELLANEOUS ADYERrIsEmENTs.
PERFECTIoN IN BRoILING MEATS ArTAINFl
AT LAST
THE AMERICAN BROILER.
Patented July 81, 1869

THE GROWING ACHIEVEMENT OF cryr.1EApv
INVENTION!
simple as skillet and Weighing less bam ,6
Ponas-a the principles involved perfect broii
ing OF meats with the greatest convenences and adj
Vantages of practical ~ a."
II VIII oroll your steak average fire in Seyen
~ gmE Mnutes and over very fire. within FIVE
the in 50 , S s meatsn proportion and retains all
u tottiy revOutonizes this branch of culinarv art
among its results being: - ' "i''
openings where the largest amount OF heat ia obtained
from the smallest quantity Of fuel 1t conccntrates and
retains an the heat within its enclosure Prevents
and loss of juices renders fouob
Iender by its action Runs tho melted fat into the fire
uT;Lng away with al smoke and smell of grease Re.
9%res mo preparation of freeither bed Goals or
lspenses with necessity for either coke or charcoa
Sroils equally well over coal wood and gives from
range openings and is equally good for eefsteak Ham
Cnops. Chicken Fish and oysters forming the most
complete and 40 mirabe combination of sm6licinv
cooking utensif. 49, io" III |
It renders broing, hitherto so vexatios the o,,;.4
~ II more paatabe, nutritious and dieestble than Tu
NY other mode Of cooking them. -
with monp Tue rcn injury heretofore
'enefts within reach Of the poorest. ofrnt% 70 ~.
the mechanic and the farmer grateful relief and
Fs9ute emancipation from meat cooking abomnations
a degrees including that chief culinary Atrocities
ried Meat soaked in burnt grease 0''
We PLACE AN UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE
attracting each and every specit;cat;op abo,o nar,.
ma WIN REFUND for any RETURNED Aztec
.lAl-; anu dealers authorized to sell to their cns
these terms so all test the article for
D. ma 1t to be what we represent it. ' "
+ or sale, wholesale ard retail, by
EICE BROTHERS S.CO
8 g 90 and 81 Camp street and Sos Magazine street
- 'A New Orleans. |
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A Special Correspondent at Rome.

Inc following fragment of n letter, recently
picked up in Rome, is supposed to be from the
pen OF a special correspondent" in that city
January 7, 1901 was awakened early by
the fall OF my wash basin into my bath occa-
stoned as verify believe, by the careless way
In which Roman housemaid, or FATHER maid
of all work, had placed it on the previous night.
Dressing hastily, I, doubtless accelerated by
the Jesuits, swallowed n few morsels of cold
1eooapoa, and took my way to the Vatican.
louT readers may not be aware that this is
really very grand palace decidedly larger
and more substantial than the one at Syden-
nam: was very fortunate, for my arrival
luckily met Swiss, who formerly had ac-
conpahled me in an excursion up Mont Blanc
and who instantly offered to do the honors of
the place. The Council" said this very in
could not help admiring. 1t is a "ver' graf
s saa Se shan dat is giving graf papers agonz
ignorance. because no one do no nothink
DAT go on" replied he. meditated for some
moments on the depth of this remark, but was
IN interTupted by sudden rush of ladies seeking
70 GET good places in the body of the Church
OF st. Peter, which, as many of your readers |
are doubtless aware, is an ecclesiastical build
my oa some size, situated in Rome, and de-
Scrloeo WIN some spirit in "Childe Harold"
Z ga1eu WIN much admiration many q
iar nusned face; several chignons shook as if
S "a ut SO near vicinity to the so-called
shocked TO note the hardened appearance of SO
many countrywomen, all pushing and strug-
g IN 1or convenient places. To one offered
'ue 1oa4 OF my sherry flask, but to my disgust
90 replied, "Not for Joe," which, considering
ne Importance of the OCCASION caused nv
'n ~ TO burn with Indignation. And now a
,lIver trumpet sounded its dulcet notes. The {
loot, I opened and a long procession preceded {
me rather of Christendom-so must call him,
or oa every 2ne does SO here. Was asleep, or
vas awakef l was inexpressibly distressed s
md panied to find could not resist going f
own upon my knees Many bishops were a
ear me. some were pale, some were old C
ONE m - young, some yhaired all wore mitres C
an! thohght L to myself, .'Ah! what if the v
ee OF canterbury were here represented il
low little diversity of opinion is around me t
What small amount of strife is here to be e
ound! All" My groans may have been too C
udible, for at the very moment when more a
han eight hundred ,nitred preIates bent tbnir "
nees at the altar of their God suddenly felt II
deep, mysterious paug in the very centre of o
y spine. is it % sign of awakeningPn 7 {,
'ked myself. Turning, l beheld a COUNTRY q
oman, umbrella in hand and evidently bent a
2 showing me out of her way by main force ei
Don't you wish you may get it, my good wo-
an u said |, but softer feelings arose, for the
ather of all Christendom was speaking; all
'ound were in tears and /, ali WeI1-weli- SC
recoilected the claims of dinner, and speedily 81
turning to my hotel, INDUCED in genuine ia N
oman meal. sa
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TIE S TIM O.NIALS:

NEW YORK.
Messrs. Joseph Burnott e. co NEW YoRS JAM 8, 1866.
Sents-Burnens Standard PreDarqfions stand ,,;r.
among the leading staples in line of trade Exneri
enee mas taught us that reputation widespread and
emSaDe as that enjoyed by the articles your manufan
'"re; can only be endorsed by genuine merit.
A'urs' respectfully, DEMAS, BARNES g. co.
c., NEW YORK. Jan 81 1870
.yrar Standard Toilet Preparations and
fWtortag ErtTdcts continue to enjoy an envioha ~
utation and Immense sale. one lot Of one ,,r
dred gross OF the Extracts to the United States
!icpt few days since. ''" "o'eFh'
Yours, truly, JOHN HENRY
Successor to Demas Barnes a. Coz
believe Burnets Faacoriny Extracts possess the an
periOIity claimed for them. r. O. RSZARne e"'
49, Nrocers Sundrfesl
lug 'eS' r"c"f"g hrtrdcS-the only kinds handle
q. g. YVELIN,
(Grocer's Sundriesl
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CHEERFUL.NEss.-"Try for a single day, I be-
seech you, to preserve yourself in easy and
cheerful frame of mind. Then compare the day
in which you haveTrooted out the weed of dis
satisfaction with that on which you have al
lowed it to grow up: and you will find your
heart open to every good motive, your life
strengthened, and your breast armed with a
panoply against every trick of fate"
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A CARD.

We present thanks for the liberal PATRONAGE b;tb.r.
bestowed upon our Preparations
hey nave stood the test of time competition and
nave established universal reputation Tor purity and
efficacy
encouraged in our endeavors shall maintain tho
STANDARD QUALITY
OF our manufactures regardless cost and trnst that
their merit and attractiveness will + .,;.
favor of the public.
JOSEPH BURNETT & co.
Boston, January, 1870.
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CINCINNATI.

rh...-,, -, =. . - CINCINNATI. Feb. 90. ieG6.
nave sold Burnett & Co.'S Toilet and Eyororno
E1octs for several Their articles are exceed
bsy ch0ice and select always giving to the
most fastidious taste. Their steadily
with me to the present time. take pleasure in recon-
Respectfully, JOHN ID. PARK
Wholesale Medicine Dealer
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PITTSBuRo.

r.. .,.,. . PTTTsBURG, Pa, Aug. G. 1866
can Truly certify to the superior quality Buyets
IIePdTduofls My customers express q preferences for
them and their large sales confined TO those who
hn"" Ihein py constant use. JOSEPH FLEMING.
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NEW ORLEANS.

90, NEW ORLEANS, Feb. H. ,Is7O
Gentemen-YOur Preparations for thS ToSiet and you
Ftavorin9 Extracts for culinary uses maintSin their
reputation for superiority $3.50
Your Cologne Water Is preferred in many famies to
any otner, foreign OF domestic. Yours truly
AeSo oh E. j. HART & co.
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PHILADELRHIA.

~.,. PIrLA DELPHIA, Dec. 30 1869
Gentiemen-We have been selling Buraetts Fiayorino
fsTtracfs for number of years our customers ny
nounce them uneQuaHed Gy any IN this couatr,i pi
Yours, truly, RHODES g. IN
(Gr0cer's Suntriesl
PHLADELPHIA, Feb G. 1870
pGentlemen-We have been selling Buynetfs Flavo,ino
1Ydcts and toilet goods for many years and repar3
them as the most satisfactory goods In their line thai we
In inc Inarket we always recommend with
ahe sales OF the.nare steadily the increase snd we
now handle them in larger quantities than auy other
preparations 1f The samelind Yours, truly
'oHNSI0N, HOLLOWAY & COWDON
Wholesale Patent Medicine Dealers
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, NJ EMPEIS.

-, a. n MEMPIIs, TENN, March 81 1866.
Burnens Standard Ftavoing Extracts rank highest of
any In TINS market and sales large Increasing
Yours, etc. j. N OLIVER a. 81
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ASHINGTON.

w. WARRINGTON, u. c. Dec. %
commemorative are constantly reminded by our lob.
ping and retail customers Drefarnca
ior your Standard Fiaroring Extracts others now
III the market. WYCKOFF g. DENISON.
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HAVANA.

II, HAVANA Jan. II, 1866
Senflemen-I take pleasure in stating that Burnsf
standard Preparations sold extensively throughout
the Island of Cuba and Porto Rico and they are
giving constantly increasing satisfaction
Yours, faithfully, JAS. NJ IAwTON
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ABOVE named articles manufactured solely bv
Cle irgPrlSsors. The names and titles thereof are
adopted as Trade. Marks to secure public and PRO-
against imposition by the introduction of snn
r1ous articles All unauthorized use Of these traIs
marks will be promptly prosecuted ''""'
JOSEPH BURNETT CO.
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BALTIMORE

c., W. BALTIMORE Feb T. 1870
Gentlemen-We are selling large quantities of ynnr
Cocoae and Is regarded the finest hair prenayati"
IN me market We also sell all your preparations
anu they are regarded as very superior.
Yours truly, VIM H. BROWN G. RROs
Wholesale Druggists
Gentlemen-I have sold yonr Eyarocno E,tracts T.,
competition with other makers during nv entire husi
ness and consider them superior to am other
arttctes Of tie kind have ever seen " o N''
very truly Nours.-- JORDAN STABLER
Grocers Sundries5
.s. VIZ BALTIMORE, Feb. T. 1870.
Dear SiI-We have during almost our entire business
career sold yonr Extracts consider them seconJ 70
none we have seen. Very respectfully '''>.' :"
M CONREY & LAWSON
Grocer's Sundrics)
c.. BALTIMORE, Feb. T. 1870
past ten years have sold Burpetts
FNdpofmJ EItTdcfs exclusively and gives ua
TO add our testimony their uniform good nnsIitv
ihey invariably give satisfaction every bousek
ana cake baker who uses them.
Respectfully, q. II. REESE e. BROS
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Things are often impossible because
cowardice makes them so.
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OKtCAOO.

r., CHICAGO March 3, 1868.
Gentemen-Our sales for your Cocoaine, as also 70,
your other Standard Preparations and Extracts have
increased with us from year to year, and have borne
evlaence OF their extensive in the West, ALWAYS
giving entire satisfaction to all customers
Yours truly, FULLER, FINCH IL FULLER