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MILITARY TITLES.

High Private writes severe arti-
Gle, which appee=s elsewhere, on the
subject of titles as applied to numerous
citizens who, perhaps, never had the
pleasure of belonging to the army. The
custom is almost universal, and is GER
tainly absurd, like a good many other
things which people do. We have writ
ten on this subject and burlesqued it, but
the, crop of titles is better than ever,
and since then we have been cogitating
about having the title mister abOl-
ished by legislative enactment, and al.
lowing every man to be captain, and,
in fact, making him one whether he is
willing or not. And then those to be
majors, colonies, generals, judges and
so on should be taxed according to rank.
A major fifty dollars per annum, colo
mel two hundred and general three hun.
bred dollars per annum, the money TO 60
toward establishing a school fund and
educating all the children Of cap
tains and high privates. This would
build two-story academy, with a Ma
sonic Hall and cupelo and cushioned
seats IN every civil district, and educate
all the children Of the land in the Eng
lish branches and the classics. Wemnst
be allowed to surmise, however, that
High Private has never been called
Colonel, as regular diet. and that,
perhaps, he knows not the luxury Of
being called even "Major" "a pleasure
that is fully equal to the sensations Of
Tarlish bath Surely he will pause
and reconsider his undertaking before
he precipiiaies himself into the innum-
cradle host Of generals, colonies and
majors. and is forever lost TO sight and
sound. Pause, rash youth. and count
the enemy ere yoe do some over; act
which may make you a hopeless "Col-
pnel for life.
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pecially Of the Old Dominion State
whose wall Of anguish is insufitrable-
General RoBERT Z. LEE And whereas
IL is but for us 10 recognize and bow in
reverence to Him, who doeth all things
just; that IL is His will and not our own,
and that in His inaiction He has de.
prived the constellation of the South OF
its brightest star; religion its chief apos-
tie: truth its second advocate; knowl-
edge its best instructor; heroism its
greatest; the family its only friend, and
the DeSoto Rifles its loved member;
therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of Gen.
r. Il. Lee, we acknowledge the loss OF
one of the most chivalric, truest and I'M
equaled chieftain of the past or present
age; one of the most Intellectual and
firmest friend of educational institutions,
and true exerhplar of social and relig-
ious circles.
Resolved, That each member Of this
company wear badge of mourning for
thirty days, as expressive Of our deep
reverence and respect for the noble,
good and great man, and our sympathy
with his family in their great and ire
parable loss. Itttt
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to the family of the de-
ceased, and that the city papers be re-
quested to publish the same
HENRY MooDE,
W. II. narrower,
J. II. PATTIsoN,
w. p. GRAY.
The above was adopted by rising
vote, when the meeting adjourned.
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BREyITIES.

The Coroners Office is in the Sheriff s
office.
Mr.. W. H. Magruder, clever gentle
man with several years experience as an
editor, has become connected with the
Canton Miss Mail
The Alta California is received regu.
larry by NJ. j. Mansford, corner Of
Second and Monroe streets; also, illus
trated, political, scientific and fashiona-
BILE papers and magazines,
Mr.. Ed. R. Jack, the gentlemanly and
accomplished foreman Of the LEDGER
composing-room, has returned to his
post of duty, after pleasant sojourn of
three weeks in the State of Indiana
He isheartily welcomed by many friends.
1t seems to be at last understood that
the Lewis T. Bond, shot at Brownsville,
was not Capt. Lewis Bond, 1ho formerly
practised law in this city, but much
older citizen. The obituary notice we
had prepared will be pigeon-holed with
great pleasure
The Sodality Silver Band are to give a
select entertainment at ST. Peters
school house, Washington street, next
Thursday and Friday evenings, the pro-
ceeds being devoted to defraying the
expenses of erecting the new school
house. The programme gives promise
Of pleasure to all who attend
And such Is the reward Of geniusl
Columbus, Who, il viii be remembered,
discovered America, was not rewarded,
nor has a monument been erected to his
memory TO this day. And that splendid
article we wrote two months ago on
running a newspaper rs still running
the rounds Of the press, credited to the
Ayalanehe.
We had call Saturday from Mr.. II.
c. Cotton. Of Nashville, who comes
properly Endorsed as Trustworthy gen
tleman. He is proprietor Of " cnlton's
Southern Star Stomach Bitters," an arti-
Gle which is highly commended as a
tonic and gentle purgstive by various
well known and reliable citizens. His
business here is to introduce this msdi-
cine, and We hare every reason to believe
that the article is hrst-class medicine,
which will bear trial and become popu-
lar wherever known.
The WEEKLY LEDeEE, a large and
beautiful paper. printed on clear white
book paper, and edited with great care.
displaying good taste in all its depart
menis, will appear tO-ROrraS its cir
culation is steadily increasing. and the
Weekly is gaining ground in every d.
rection. Copies can be had folded and
ready for mailing. Send a copy 10 your
friend in the county. Il CONTAINS all
the local news Of the preceding weeks
including a fuIl report Of the funeral
obsequies which took place in this city.
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rect, Notwithstanding 1t was at first
doubted. Advices to the Times and
other journals give the substance of the
negotiations.
Advices from Hong Kong report that
the Chinese arrived at and occupied
Zientzin on the It'll of October. The
Taku forts had been armed and provis-
ioned A Chinese mob attacked and
burned the chapel at Fabnishon. The
authorities promise to render restitution
for the outrage. tft Il ~ ~ NJ ~l5.Ai
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democratic Address.
RooNs OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Oct. 81, 1870
The National Democratic Congress-
ional Resident Committee tender their
congratulations to the Democratic and
Conservative voters of the three great
States of Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Ohio, for their recent successes over the
corruptions of Radicalism, aided, as the
Radicals have been, by prohigate and
despotic Administration at Washington.
In Pennsylvania a gain of five mem
bers of Congress has been secured, the
Radical majority of last year being
largely reduced in each branch of the
Legislature, and there is a decided ma
jority in the State on the popular vote
against the Administration In Indiana
the State has been redeemed from
further Radical misrule by the election
of the Democratic and Conservative
State ticket, carrying with it gain of
two members of Congress, and a ma
jority in each branch Of the Legislature.
Economy and reform are thus made
sure to the people of that State in the
immediate future. In Ohio the Radical
majority of two years ago has been re-
uuCtu luOTt IMAM OHt-udii, duu thc
leader of the Radical corruptionists in
the present Congress been defeated We
now appeal to the Democratic and Con-
sentative voters ofthe State in which cleo
tons are aboutto be held to make further
and more determined effort in behalf of
a restoration of an honest Administra
ton. We ask that they disregard threats
from any central source, and pay no
attention in any respect to the proposed
rise of the military power Of the Govern
ment in the local management of cleo
tons in the States. Let the doors of
our organization be thrown wide open
for the admission of all who desire econ
omy and honesty in the management Of
the public treasury, so that the present
burden of taxation may be thereby miti-
gated regardless Of former issues or past
political association or name, and bring
about an entire cooperation among all
who seek a restoration Of the Union1
founded upon peace and good will among
their fellow-men, and a return to strict
integrity among the public officers of the
nation.
[Signed] SAM'L J. RANDALL Chm.
N. l.. JEFFRIEs, Secretary.
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SPEAKING To-NIoHr. -Messrs, Vaughan,
DuBose and Harris have an appointment
to speak tonight at the Poplar street
Market House We hope our people
will turn out and hear our standard
bearers, and learn what kind of speeches
they have been making to the people of
the country districts. We hear good re-
ports of them everywhere. The people
are wide awake to the importance of
carrying this election by an unusually
large majority. We hope to see Mr..
Vaughan elected by majority Of at
least eight thousand, and the other can
didates in proportion.
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MAsHISeToS COLLEGE, Va, 4
August l ls70.

Ny DEAR Sir: / have received your
letter informing me Of my election as
honorary member Of the "Desoto Rifles %
Accepting thankfully the honor and en-
tertaining the best wishes for the pros.
perity Of yOnr company, | remain, very
respectfully. R.E.IEr
To W. P. Gray. Esq.
On motion a committee Of four oon,
sistins of Messrs. Henry Mode W. H.
Narrower, J. II. Pattisoa and win p
Gray. was appointed to draft resolutions
expressing the sense Of the company re-
garding theirs and the South's "lost
star" At the expiration Of fifteen min
utes, the committee reported as follows.
Members DeSOto RiHes.
Life is not alEaysl Gen. Z. Z. LEE
is consigned to the tomb
The cat Of the Great Commander Q.
all things eariniy and heavenly has gone
forth, summoning 10 His eternal pres
ence the soul Of Christianity. the heart
Of heroism, the head Of knowledge, and
the spirit Of our beloved SOuthland-es-
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Suburban.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED.

IMPROVED AND UNIMPR0VEDJ
McLemore avenue-seven acres; fine inn
proyements.
Horn Lake road-Fiye acres. admirably i'm.
proved.
Seventy-eight acres about four miles from
the city limits; good, substantial improve
ments; can be had at n bargain.
Poplar street Boulevard-S11a acres; hne i'm
prOvoments.
On the Memphis and Ohio railroad. six mile.
from the city-Forty acres.
Woodlawn, near Buntyn's-Three acres.
Cooper arenue-Thirteen acres; very hand
some improvements.
Union avenue-Seven acres; good improve
ments. =.
Kerr tract-Twenty and one-quarter acres.
Central avenue-Thirteen acres; fine i'm
proyements.
Valentine avenue-Nine and three-quarter
acres; good improvements.
Belts tract-Iwenty-hve acres. -.
Several fine building sites in Mrs. ,. ".
Jones' subdivision, on the Poplar street bonle-
ward; also, hve-acre lots suitable for garden
ing purposes.
One hundred and ninety-two acres ten miles
from the city. at a low figure
Seven years lease on an Alabama street TOT.
50xl50; frame house with four rooms, kitchen,
ETC.; can be had at n bargain
Plantations,
In Mississippi. Tennessee and Arkansas.
~ Our terms for selling Real Estate are 81
- PAssMoRE 4 RUFFN.
1s-t Real Estate Agents. a Adams st.
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NEW YORK.
Row at Election Ballot Boxes De-
stroyed and Three Police shot
Steamship Moro Castle in a Hur-

| ricane. ....t.l..e
New YoRK, October 24.-Governor
Scott, Of South Carolina, telegraphs Ia
the Secretary of War that an outbreak
occurred at Lurence Courthouse, on
Thursday last. A band Of ex-rebels,
whites, in interest of the so-called Re-
form party, attacked and destroyed the
ballot-boxes of the election, held the day
previous, and shot three officers on the
State Police
Governor Scott asks for support from
the United States, and General Terry,
being appraised of the fact, replies he
will support the Executive of the State
with any military aid he may require to
restore order. The result of the recent
election was made known on Tuesday.
The steamship Moro Castle, which left
Havana on the 18th of October, and
Nassau on the 18th of October, reports
that while on her outward passage, off
Hole in the Wall, she encountered a
heavy hurricane from the south, lasting
five hours. but received no damage. On
October 81 during her inward passage,
she encountered another heavy hurri-
cane from the southeast to the northeast,
of eight hours duration, and very heavy
seas running, making clear breach over
the ship, fore and aft. The deck load of
seven hundred barrels of oranges was
thrown overheard on the eastern side.
The ship boats were blown from the
davies; the sails, though furled, were
blown from the yards; the paddle-box
was damaged and broken; the skylights,
and everything movable on
deck, were swept away, and the cabin and
saloon filled with water. LH
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
0fice: No. Is Madison Street.
MEM HISs
Monday Evening. October "a, 1870.

S. II. Parvin. General Advertising Agent,
Cincinnati. Ohio. is our duly authorised agent
10 contract for advertisements.
MIR. Thomas Tardrew, Of New York City, is
authorized to act as Northern advertising
agent Of the PUBLIC LEDoER.
Hudson. Menet 4 Gay, 1873 Dearborn street,
and Barnhart, Bros. & Co.. "a Madison street.
Chicaso, will contract for advertisements for
this paner
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Getting Married. nor Young Men,
on Social RYiis. aud the propriety or impro-
prlety Of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free. in sealed envelopes,
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box II
Philadelphis, P., 1919
Nc Cure, No Pay. - FoKREsr's JUMPER
TAR-FOr Coughs. Group. Whooping Cough.
Asthma. Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Splitting Of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immsdlats relief
and positive cure. OF Price refunded. 30 cents.
n. B.-Ths genuine article has yellow labels.
with white, imprinted wrapper.
ALT GOODYEAR a HILLS.
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Vacant City Lots

On Shelby street. Alabama street, Second
street. Beal street. Wellington street, Talbot
street, Jones avenue, Ross avenue, Exchange
street, Trezeyant street, Walnut street. Mar
ket street. Tennessee street, Linden street.
Ucruando road State Line road.
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ILLINOIS.
Progress of a New Railroad.

MONMOUTH, October 24.-The iron is
now laid to point seventeen miles north
of Monmouth, on the Rockford, Rock
Island and St. Louis railroad. By the
10th of next month the track viii be laid
to Rock Island, making continued link
from St. Louis to Sterling. Saturday a
track force Of fifty-three men, under the
superintendency of J.R. Jones, laid a
mile and half of iron in seven and q
half hours. This is supposed to be the
best time on record.
Railroad Accident.
QUINCY, October PA terrible rail
road accident is reported to have oc-
cured near Attica, on the Toledo,
Wabash and Western railroad some
time yesterday. 1t seems that a freight
train going east, when near Attica, broke
in two. A passenger train also going
east, came along and run into the rear
of the detached portion of the freight
train with terrific force, causing the
engine to explode her boiler, tearing it
into shreds. The wreck Immediately
took fire, burning up the engine, bag
gage car and three passenger cars. II
is also stated that three passengers
were burned and great number more
or less injured.
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Railroad Accident.

The Radicals are making excuses be-
forehand for their certain defeat in New
York at the coming election. They as
sert that the Democracy are preparing
to carry the city by violence. Any
excuse is better than none.
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EVERYBODY in need Of dry goods
should read d, G. 4 H. NJ. Loewenstine' S
list Of prices before purchasing. See ad-
vertisement on the third page. AT
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GAs-FrrrISc at sl5 Second st.


MERCHANTS desiring their cards ex-
tensiyely advertised can find no better
medium for this purpose than the The
atrical Bulletin. 1t will contain the
the only programme used every
night in the theater, and will be
circulated every morning in the reading
and sittingrooms of the 0vertop, Pea
body, Commercial and Worsham Hotels,
in the various hilliard-rooms, saloons,
restaurants, court-rooms, public halls, at
the different railroad depots, and in
every part of the city. An edition of
several hundred is distributed every af
ternoon on every steamboat at the land
ing. 1t will be read by thousands Of
people every day. Office, No. Sl5 Main
street. 40t
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A GESTLE WHISPER TO MOTHERS. IF
unfortunately you have lost your own
teeth by neglect or Encouragement,
take care that your daughters do not suf
fer the same penalty from the same
cause. See to it that they brush their
teeth regularly and thoroughly with soz-
odont, and thereby you will insure them
sound and servicable sets as long as
they live.
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GROCERIES.
NEW GOODS.

n IL w GOODS.
lust RECEIVED.
65 barrels KrOut,
35 half barrels do,
100 boxes Cheese,
25 half barrels pickereI,
% half barrels Trout.
20 half barrels White Fish.
600 barrels and half bbls. Mackerel,
30 barrels Rice-new crop,
100 barrels Potatoes, s.
10 barrels Homfny.
$50 boxes Dried Herring and Goldfish
10 fierces New Hams, 17
. tierces BOLOGNA Sausage,
400 cases Can Fruit,
And a general assortment Of Staple and Fancy
Groceries. for sale low at
g. A. ECKERLY'S,
42-ll9 Corner Front and Union streets.
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THE Mississippi State Fair announces
to-day, the 9th of October, at jackson,
no charge is made for the entry OF
articles or animals, and the railroads
will return freight and passengers free
The following is an outline of the pro-
gramme for the week.
Monday, 24th--0pening addresses;
entry, arrangement and classification OF
articles and animals. Tuesday--0ne-
mile race under saddle, for purse Of
5000; trotting in harness; baby show.
Wednesday-Pacing matches; exhibit
ton of mich cows premium for best
being 500. Thursday-Young lady
equestriennes; boy riders; Indian ball
play; foot races balloon ascensions.
Thursday night-Indian war songs,
dances, ETC., around campfire. Friday
Firemens parade; four-mile race under
saddle for purse of $780, saddle ponies;
lady driving; pigeon shooting match.
Saturday-Grand tournament; fast and
slow mule races, and other amusements.
DRAwING-RooM CHAT.-The following
conversation took place in the drawing
room of mansion on Clinton avenue,
Brooklyn, one pleasant forenoon about
ten days ago. 1.-TWO ladies, Mrs Nor
gan and Mrs Knight had just dropped
in for mornings call on Mrs. Rapalje,
the lady of the house,
Mrs. My dear Mrs. Rapelje, are
you sick2 You look quite delicate.
Mrs R.-No, not sick exactly, but
suffering from debility, and dreadfully
nervous. Do you know, | could cry this
minute?
Mrs. K.-Too much excitement, I'm
afraid.
Mrs. R.-Perhaps. But what can one
do2 In the gay season, one must give
parties and attend them
Mrs. MI suppose so. Fashion is
law-more's the pity. But you must
take something to tone your system, or
you'll break down.
Mrs. RI hate medicinel But you
shall prescribe for me. What would you
adviser
Mrs. M.-Well, I'll tell you my plan.
Whenever Tn nervous or hysterical, or
have headache, or am at all out of sorts,
| take couple of tablespoonful of
Plantation Bitters once or twice a day
for week or SO, and it Invariably brings
me round
Mrs K.--I do the same thing with the
same pleasant result. have implicit
faith in that article.
Mrs R.-Well, ladies, on your recon-
mendation, I'll try it.
"Sea Moss Farne can be taken into
the stomach Of the most delicate. and is
just the thing for invalids and all those
desiring a light and delicate food. =
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PASSMORE & RUFFIN,
Real Estate Agents
Al ADAMS STREET,

(Befween Main and Second streets.)
MAKE SALES OF REAL ESTATE
ltl either private or at PUBLIC AUCTION,
and invite attention to the following list Of
property for sale:
City Property, Improved.
Main street residence. between Vance and
P0nt0toc.
Shelby Handsome brick residence.
Residence and store house.
Vance street-Four houses, rental 1896 per
annum. at a bargain.
Beal street-Two-story frame dwelling.
Second street-Two business houses,
Lot 3I19 l4S1s; brick i'm
proyements.
fernando stgeot-Lot 75xisi; fine improve
ments.
Exchange street-Lot 2711xl4sh; cottage
improvements.
Exchange street extended-Two two-stery
frame houses.
Washington street-Neat cottage residence.
Mosby street.-The handsome dwellings.
Orleans street-Lot 60xl7Q; tWo-story Frame
house.
Count street-Lo! 5Ox16h; ffar,e residence.
Lot 3II4xltS%. -
Alabama streetI-Three dwellings.
Desoto street-.sos 75xlsO; very handsome
l.inder street-A very desirable two-story
ira-sle house.
Chelsea-Numerous improved places.
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REAL ESTATE.

RKINSG DETERMINED d TO SCI Sell P Psyeby
give notice that viii cell 10 the highest bid
der. the lots remaining unsold in Blocks .,
- and 20. in South Memphis. on 6eoreia.
Carolina. Broadway and Main streets.
TKnNs-Third cash: balance on six and
twelve months time. secured by trust deed
will sell I mean H. Good title can be made
20 every lot offered. and all l want h bidders.
These / intend 10 have. II chance 70 buy
bargains In good. rising real estate. sold With
JOHN a. SAINT.
Royster, TrezevAnt 4 Co, Auet.rs. g
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EAsT ST. Louis or Illinois coal. lvery
nice, SOC per bbl., delivered Brown A
Jones, 2s2 Main street ST
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ARNORY DEsoTo RIPLEs, /
MEMPHIS. Tenn. May |. $50.


HoEoRED SIR: Yon are respectfully
notified that, at meeting Of the "De-
soto Rifles" held at their armory on
May 2, 1870, you we're unanimously
elected an honorary member of this com
pany as a token of their high admiration
and unbounded respect for one whose
chivalroas, blameless and spotless mill
tary career during the war, and quiet
and secluded, yet stable and noble de-
meanor since. has instilled love and rev
erence into the hearts Of all true
Southrons.
The company solicit the distinguished
honor OF your acceptance of the mem
bershlp. Very respectfully,
w. P. GRAY, o. S.
To Gen. II. Z. Lee, Washington College,
Virginia.
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Plantations,
RACES.

WE LEARN THAT THE MEMPHIS AND
w Carleton and Memphis and Little Rock
railroads. the Memphis and Arkansas River.
and Vicksbure. Memnhis and 81. Ieais
and Memphis and New Orleans Packet
Companies aafe agreed 20 carry visit
orr 70 and from the Races az half fare. This
% record. II cannot fail % increase the num-
Der o. visitors 70 the Races durine the coming
week. f5-f7
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WATCHES FOR TURFMEN !
Is Second Timers.
IA Second Timers.
ChrOnOgraphic Timers.

A very large stock of WATCHES now
offering. W. G. BYRD,
Successor to Merriman, Byrd 4 Co.,
10 275 Main street.
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REAL ESTATE.
ByW. PaSsmore&Co.
AUCTIONEERS,
Market Street Property
At AUCTION.

ON MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2iTH,
~ at 4 o'clock, we shall proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, on the terms hereinafter
mentioned, the improved property fronting on
the north side of Market street, between Main
and Market Square. % feet by l4S12 deep. to
an alley, and Immediately in rear of Renkert's
drug store. The improvements consist of n
store and seven other rooms, and is suitable
for business house with dwelling combined.
TERMS or SALE: 0ne-half cash; balance in
one and two years with interest.
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BRovNr 4 BROvsF,3l5 Second St. 42t

"spalding's Glue" handy and useful.
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SEE advertisement of the Mammoth
Trunk Factory Of this city. em58