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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-06
From England.

LONDON, February 5.-The Times
has editorials on American legislation
and legislature, wherein it comments
on the COR position and peculiarities
Of the House of the United States
Congress. The writer attributes the
faults IN the American legislature TO
the absence Of ability in the House OF
Representatives, and Is a natural Sc
qucnce to the popular elections. The
senate, however, is better, the Times
thinks, because its members are other
wise chosen.
The Mann factories here are prepar-
ing 20 take advantage Of the expira-
zion in March next of the Busmer
steel patents.
The Saturday Review predicts the
Irish land question and the bill tor
regulating the ballot and the diffusion
OF education Will engrO5s the attention
Of Parliament at the coming session.
Extraordinary scenes are occurring at
the telegraph offices throughout Eng
land. The dissatisfaction IS general,
aud complaints of delay and error
have been greatly multiplied since the
new arrangement went into effect. In
this city, particularly, crowds OF peO-
pie surround the Offices and there is
the utmost confusion.
The movement for the removal Of
the abolition Oi the University tests
has been renewed vigorously.
a large meeting was held at Plym-
outh last evening, and resolutions
looking to that end We're adopted
unanimously. Similar meetings are
to be held elsewhere.
The Pail Mali Gazette protests
against the interruption Of the Jeduo-
Chinese trade, as, in its opinion, is
contemplated.
There has recently been an i'm
proved demand for American bonds,
both Federal and State.
1t is reported that the Cabinet have
settled upon Land Bill for Ireland.
The new bin proposes to give security
of tenure by cOnferring and assuring
the same rights to tenants that are
held under The best customs of the
Province OF Ulster. 1t refers disputes
eOncering the improvement OF lands
by the tenants, and the amount of
rent. to a tribunal with the power Of
summary Jurisdiction.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
From France.

lfSh
MARsEILLES, February g. Great
excitement was OccasiOned in this city
this morning by the falling Of two
houses, burying twelve persons in
the ruins. 1t is not thought that all
were killed. Two bodies have been
recovered from the debris.
1t is reported to day that Lucien
AnatOle (''Prevost ParadoP') the Gel
ebrated author, has been appointed
Minister from France to Washington.
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NOTICE.

DISTRICT e q R.Sss.I;cTa Wsst 9sHns-Ss'' IS
At Memphis. Tenn. 18th day OF January, $50.
T1,a undersiened hereby give notice Of his
anDofntnsut a. Asstgnees Of NJ. ID. Htx, Oi
Is,lirangs, Faystte county, and state OF Ten
nessee within said District who has been
adiudQed bankrupt, upon LIS own petition
~ ~ DfsfrfOf Court OF said District.
las o. WooLpR1D0E. Aastsnee.
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Annexation.

HALIFAX, February 5.-The papers
report that a meeting held at Mira.
michia, in the Pictau country, a resO.
luton was passed declaring the con-
federation failure, and asking the 10
cal Legislature to move for annexa-
tiOn to the United States.
A Union Association has been
formed in Prince Edwards Island, OF
which Hon. J. II. HOveland, NJ. p,
was chosen President, Hon. Joseph
Pope and Hon. VIM. Herod, Vice
Presidents. The object of the society
is to forward the cause of the cOnfed-
Grafton.
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National Board Of Fire Underwriters.

NEW YORK, February Sat the
meeting OF the National Board of Fire
Underwriters, yesterday, the question
of rebate was warmly discussed. More
than forty companies belonging to this
and other cities are strongly in favor
of allowing the rebate to brokers.
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Entrance TO the Wholesale
Department 244 Main ST.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a de-d OF trust executed
Is 10 M by John II WsGgoner, on
the Ist day OF April. 1857. to Sc
euro the payment Of certain p-OGi sorE
notes therein described and VIA ch sad deed
+. or record IN the Registers Office Of SnelDy
county, Tennessee, in Record Book No. o.
part 3. pages 35, q and IS, I vii. on
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snhnnner Wrenkad...Eiye livea Lnst

WILMINGToN, n. c., February 5.
The schooner BelmOre was wrecked
near Fort Fisher last night. The en-
tire crew, consisting of five men, are
supposed to be lost.
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Fatal Explosion.

NEW YORK, February 5.--An ex-
plosiOn occurred yesterday at the dye
house of the New York Dyeing and
Printing establishment, on Staten
Island, by which four employees were
friphtfully burned.
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TELEcRAPHIc SUMMARY
Press cnryention. .

NEW ORLEANS, January 5.-The
Convention Of the Conservative news
papers Of Louisiana, is called to meet
here on the 2Sth.
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ST LOWS, February 5-Flour superfne,
ABSs4 50. Wheel, steady at eje. Corn 75c.
JAS 5Sa55c I've 15a.9S Whisky g3c.
PORK ST Uq4O %. Bulk shoulders IU5<e;
bacon shoulders lglSc; sides l554gl61Sc
Hams lso %. Lard, steam, 1875. Tobacco
steady; lug So tGts 50; medium leaf, 50 OJ1
II %; manufacturing, Sl2 01a24 20.
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ID "a TT TT II
WIZ make her first and only appearance IN
Memphis t-iuce uer return from EurOpsJ In
TWO q GGASD CONCERTS
Monday and Tuesday. February 9TH & 9Th
At g o'clock. Miss CARLoTTA PATTI will b.
assisted BY Mons TIE DOKE RITES the gvsat
classical Pianist-,his first appearance here I:
4 Nr. HESRY ScUIEEs, the popular Tenor
Mons J. ;. PRUME the dfstinzu shed Violin
Ist: JO-EF HERMASS, the great German BassO.
Mr- q. W. IOLBY, Musical Dir-ctOr.
Admission Including reserved seatsl. e %.
Gallery, s u 70.
Seats can now be secured at Bsnson's Music
Store 81 Main street
SteiuWsy's Grand Piano will be I'd ~ Al
PATHS concerts. fa7a
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nsalh Of RanrrsrnialIve Hnan.

WASHINGTON, February 5.-Repre-
sentative Hoag, of Toledo, Ohio, died
tonight at nine o'clock of pneumo-
MIA.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

WHEELING, February 5.-The Sem
ate last evening, bya vote IA to 8, con-
Cured In the House resolution for the
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Attachment Notice.

southworth & Thsyez } Before Hume ? HiII.
vs.. Justice OF the Ps4cs
L. Doyle, for shelby county.
A WRIT Of attachment having Be en served
y out against the estate OF L n yle, and
the same having been duly returned levied,
etc. in ~uch cases, and a1ddavtt having been
made before M that ths defendant l. a npn-
resident Of the state Of Tennsssee, it is there
lore Order-d that he appear before m. OF
some Otner Justice OF the Peace. 1t my Off1ce-
il he city Of Memphis, upOn the Tth y OF
March, $50. st 10 o'clock am, and plead. an
sWer or demur to said attachment OF tre
same v ia be tried ez p1rts, and that a copy OF
this o der be pubiisued Oucs a Tesh fDr uur
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL-
HUME +. HILL,
feb3 Justice OF the Peace for shelby co.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, February b--Cotton-lower
grader easter; better grades dTIn at s4tS zi5se.
Sales 40OG: Receipts ld57 bales; ExportstO LiV-
erpool slSs bales; ooastwiss 507l bales. Flour
Tower grades firmer; superdne So 40; Xxx So
g. Xxx IS l21s. Corn 81 l2ts. Hay SIS ".
oats zoe Bran soc. Hay-Prime - Pork
slg 5gGz9 To- Bacon shoulders lie; sides l754
GISs<e Lard in ueree l64@los4; keg lse-
Sugar-prlme 1891 ll5<e. Molsssess 10s.le
whisky S5cdsI o. CoIfee-fair TO prime le%
GI75Sc. Gold 2iZ Sterling i3l9lsi1s. New
York sight "a dis count
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$50 REWARD.

d ROKE out OF my lot, No. - Marshall ave-
> nue.. on the 3tst January th re- mules, one
darF mOuse-cO Orea horse mule, branded
with U : on the left fore shO lids ?. one light
monse-cOlOred mare mule, branded with r
on the left hind leg. and one black mare mule.
no brand, All marked with the wag gear.
will p-y the above reward Of thirty dollar
for their delivery to me, or ten doilars each
+. 9. DOt CHER
feb6 No 28 Front street. upstairs
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MARRIED.

ORE-wEAvER.-Att the resideDc.
OF Benjamin shOlar, IN Lauderdale county
Alabama, on the 20rh ult.. by Rev. C. Pouie-
roy. DAVID u. AlCLEEoRE and II IS Macy C
WEAvER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

OFFICE NEAPRIs AND ST. LOUIS
TRANsPOETATIoG COMPANY,
No 20 FRONT STaEEr.
NESfPHis. TEsss.. 2 90. 5. Is70.
An election Hor FIVE DIAECTORs, to serve
the ensuing year, viii be held a. this oface on
MONDAY. the 7th OF MARCH, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and 3 o'ci oek pm.
So Stockholders may vote in person or by
proxy. 4. 7 CUMAfiNS,
febG Sacrafa y ard Treasurer
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GARRETT s. MURPHY,
AUCTION EER
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ATTACHMENT.
State Of Tennessss. Shelby cOun.y,ss

State OF Tennessee, Shelby county, S.;
G. II. blood s Cor
vs.. Before s A. Moore. J. p.
Asa Hodges. IN and for said c unity.
4 FFIDANIT having hesn N ld- and bond
y given, snd attachment having been ~
sueG, as required by law In atrarbmeut Eases,
aud the same having been GulV r turned.
served by gsrntshLnent, etc and de-, ~ n
not found, tt Is therefore Urdere.i that aid
defen isut appear before me. g. my ON
the ciIyOi Memphis shelby county, 'eun., on
the IT. day OF MaTch. lsI0, at 'ci q IA. snd
make defense 10 said suit. o. the same Wll& Je
tried eE P1Tts, and that copy Of thi, urdsr ne
published in the Memphis APP al for ,0ur
consecutive weeks ) A. NO 'RE, =.
3 2 A oELso.- AL-,E Tor H-r Z "a
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

Spaldina. Bidaell & AaeDeHaaqh. PFs9r's
X. W. YOUNGE....-.--.....--.-..- Acting Manager
LAST WEEK OF THE LEFT sc WILL. who
LARD =H ARP In II. 7 Crasen's orig nal
come iy, written expressly for h Lrring-
" li Ia which he Will be supported bT
MARY LIZ INGWbLE, Mss MILLIr.
~At KFsTT, ard me entire mpany
MbNDAY EVENING Feb L. slLLlA hD@
an &" The MILDLY ssh,re
The anagemeut have great pleasure IN
announcing thaf rhe5 h tve e-ectet an en-
gage Ient y IN the SIC uiIoch- hrizn0ii Ops-
"a 'Ompa"y. To- one Night only, tiz. --tu -
q ~, F. b-ua y Il, on VIII ucea Ion LIey v i'll
give FlOtOg's charming up r or ''ar "a
SEA caft be securet on and after Ia -zday
February s.
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CHANCERY SALE
On
R0HDAY, FEBRUARY "A, 1870.

No. 25ls. o. R.-ChsBeery Court Of Memphis.
ID I virtue OF an futereoIutory deer e. IN this
- cause, viii seu. st public suction. o. the
highest bidder, In the tOsgn Of Fort Pick e. INK
on Nos pay, February "A. lS71. within ir-gai
nours, The following described E-al Estsle.
tO-Wit.
The south half OF Block No So. IN that part
Of the city Of Memphis called Eort PicEetiag,
and lying between Fffh STREET on Ih- ra.-f,
and Fourth street on the west and tuOlsOn
street on the south, and the 6rsJ alley east Of
dholson -treet on tne north, irUuIlug ise feet
inches on fifth street and 40y feet OF g5hol-
son street.
Terms OF sALE-Cash 20 The amount Of the
decree herein and costs; balance on a credit
OF twelve montEs- Equity o. Resumption
barred.
In case the above sale shall Gsfi % bring the
amount Of the decree hereIn and cUsLs, ihen
aud Ia that event the north Lsli u said
block No. y viii be sold in lots or suhdlvl-
siOnS; sale TO continue until tie amount
Tsqulsite 70 satisfy the decree hereln and
costs. N CASH, Is yielded
Terms OF sale OF north ualfof Block So Sc
One-Eali CASH balance On credit o. Twelve
months. Equity o. redemption barred
A AL.ION, Z and Il.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & co,
Jal3 AuctiOueers
LOgwoOd, MicOn and Folkes, solicitors
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CINCINNATI.

CrscrNEATI, February Flour family
IS 20s5 90 Wheat 81 i06l u Corn, a
Oats 50,s56. Rye S5g90c. Cotton-duu axe
Tobacco unehsnged. Whisky firmer at a5c
Pork held at SIS 50 Bulk shoulders l01zc;
sides I4Gl4lSe. Bacon shoulders l414c; sides
l5L4 alec; hams lS5zalg}1e. Lard held at lS5zes
lGa Butter p 32e. Eggs Zl124c. Cheese IT1z9
ls,Sc. sugar Ii@lS54e. Coffee lS924c. MolaSs-
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aelIeF EApI03lJn-- otVbFdI FBF5Od5 III
jared.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 5.-The
boiler in Sinker d Co.'s Western Ma
chine Works exploded this morning.
Patrick Lynch, the engineer, was Sc
riously injured, and two or three
others were slightly injured.
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CHICAGO, February 5.-FlOur-Spring K
So 759s4 IS. Wheat S,1<cG0 09c Corn Soize
Oats s5JSc. Rye 100 00c Barley 70S75e.-
Hlghwines e35s kalk shoulders CSC Pork
dies $50 l314c Hams l45Sgl53S sugar 1859
1S5<c IarQ lfs<e.
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GDCTUR R n.

4 7 the Memphis Club Hall, bv Rev. Dr.
\ Isaac 81 Wise. o Cincinnati This t-US-
DAY Evening. February 6th, al 5 pm Sub
fsct-Paul aud the Cabaalists.
AdmfgzE on go TarG
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GreenIaw Opera House Fad.

MAX STR EOSCH respect fully announces
vi that the orld- reuogg ned aud uurivalsd
Concert Vocalist. Mis- CARLUTrA
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) ~ We invite special attention % tie In
pOrtanL sale referred TO ia the annexe,l no.
tee This u some OF the brst lOcsaL-si Drs5p-
rrty u that portion Of the city. B. ing uu ne
cnlef thorOugnfars leading iE and OuL O. tie
city On The Aouth.
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LOUISVILLE, February 6.--Cotton dull a.
2sszc Flour, family. S. Wheat 81 Co Corn s5c.
s.: Leaf S9a lgs<. Mess pork 81 50. Bacon
shoulders I2Lse; sides t5<9l81<c Bulk
shoulders llc1.; sides l45zel5c. Hams, sugar
cured. lslS81lc. Lard, ueree. 1875 Hams,
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NASHVILLE.

NAsHvrLIE, February A. Cotton dull;
Low Middling 235:; Good Ordinary Zl3<. stock
on hand 426O bales. Wheat, red, 81; amber
81 10; white 81 v, Cora Sc leoss; Hz9i
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SAYANSAH Feb~uary6 5 Cotton quiet: mi
~ g 2ic. sales 600; receipts, ioo5; expOE
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MOTHER-lN-LAW.
BY JOHN q. SANE,

If ever you should marry (>aid Major McGrath,
While smoking pipe by my bachelors hearth,
If ever YOU should weu-and wouldn't employ
A word to prevent it, my broth of boy
Remember that wedlocks company where
The parties quite often are more than par
lis lott'ry in which you are certain to draw
y wife, and most likely mother-in- law.
What the latter may be all conjecture pefies;
She is never blank, she is seldom a prize;
Sometimes she is silly, sometimes she is bold
~OmetimeS-raihcr worse she's yirulent Scold
You dreamed of an angel to gladden. your home,
And with hcr-God help you-a harpy has come.
You fished for wife without failing or flaw,
And find YOU have Noted Il mOther-in-law.
Dear Anna she says, 'as you clearly may see,
Has always been used to depending on me;
Poor child! though the gentlest that ever wa
known,
She could never be trusted 4 moment alone;
such sensitive nerves and such delicate lungs!"
cries the stoutest of dame with the longest Of
tongues.
En your mother-in-aw, you discover ere long,
Though feeble in body, in temper is strong;
siti SO you surrender-what else can you do:
She governs your wife and your servants and you ::
And calls You 4 savage, the coarsest OF bruteS,
For trampIin9 the carpet with mud on Y our boots
And vows she committed stupid fox paw
Ia raShIv becoming your mother-in-laW.
And 30 said the Major) pray let me advise
lhe earefuest use of your ears and your eyes:
\nt cetertS p0rtbHs, take You il maid
g pI widows my boy, am something afraid(,
ho gives You, the darling, her hand and her love,
W it'll a sigh for her "dear sainted mother aboyet"
From which the conclusion you safely may draw
she will never appear as your mother-n-aW.
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s FFHEEFFF9
TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now prepared
furnish all classes with const employment at home
the whole of the time for the spare moments. Bust
ness new light and profitable Persons of either sex
easily earn from soc. to So per evening, and proper
tona sum by devoing their whole time to the business.
Boys and girls earn nearly as much That all
who this notice may send their address and test the
business, We make this unparalleled offer TO such as
are not well satisfied we will send 81 to pay for the
trouble of writing. Full particulars, valuable sample
which viii 90 10 commence work and copy of The
Peoples Literary Coapanoa-one of the largest and
hest family newspapers pubshedall fir by mail
Reader if YOU want permanent, profitable work address
f. {. ALLEN CO., AUGUSTA, MAINE.
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eEnn \, ILL BE FORFEITED By DR. T.. DIX
,DeD\IF if falling to cure in less time than any
other physician, ehecually and pt anrntly with
less restraint from equation less exposure 10 All
weather. with safe pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSk Nd SOLITARY HABITS
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS.
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Mercuria Affections Eruptions and all diseases tie
Skim Ulcers OF the Nose Throat and b0dy Pimpes on
the Face Swelling OF the Joints Nervousness Conslu
tonal and other Weaknesses in youth and The moro al
vancod, at all ages Of
ROTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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SAVE THE CHILDREN

hultitudes of them suffer linger, and die because
Pin,Worms The only etIectua remedy for these mos
troublesome and dangerous of all worms, in children Of
adults, is found in DIR, GOUID'S PIN-WORA SYRUP
Purely vegetable; safe and certain valuable cathart ID
and beneficial to health. GEO. Z. GOODWIN & co.
Boston, and all druggists
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ASHAMED. A negro preacher from ODER
lin, Ohio, went down to Boston and married
a white wife. All his relatives say they
never felt so ashamed in al their lives
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When | see on old man marry young
wife consider him starting out on bust
or ] am reminded of the parable in the
Bible, of new wine and old bottles.
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So many men are very short about this
time, says the N. Y. Eve. Post, that Tom
Thumb and Commodore Mutt have ceased
to be curiosities.
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g - " TTo M
To Females in Delicate Health

IL COLT ST., Boston, is consulted daily for all seas-
es incident the female system Prolapsus Uter or
other menstrual arrangements, are all treated
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
very few days. SO invariably certain is this mode
ofreatment, that most obstinate complaints yield under
it, and the afflicted person soon reocc in perfect health
DR.. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
cure OF diseases of women than any other physician
Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
to stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
DR.. Dow since 1915, having confined his whole atten
zion office practice Tor the of Private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges no superior in the
United States
n: B.--Ail letters must contain dollar or they will
not be answered.
Office hours from A. ~. to P, NJ.
Boston July % 1862. Iva
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Knit -- r nlt--K nit

AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell the AMERI-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE, the only practical Fam.
lily Knitting Machine ever invented Price $25. Win
knit 10000 stitches per minute. Address AMERICAN
KNITTING MACHINE CO, Boston, Mass, or st.
Louis, Mo,
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COMMON SENSE !! !

WANIED-AGENTS. $3.50 per month to sell the only
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE Price only SIS. Great in
ducements to Agents. This is the most popular Sewing
Machine of the day-nakes the famous "Elastic Lock
Stch"-Wili do any Kind of work that can be done on
any Machine-lOO,OOO sold and the demand constant
increasing. Now is the time 10 take Agency Send
or circulars. G9- Retcarc OF iAfFngers.- Address
SECOMB CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Or St.
Louis, No.
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is an excellent article of
sranulated Virginia
wherever introduced it is
universally admired. 1t
is put up in handsome
for MecrschAum Pipes are