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CHE Palladium.
TUESDAY, APRIL 26th, 1870.


This most popular and extensive of the trav
cling Exhibition, will be in Richmond on Sat-
urday, April 3Oth, and will remain, positively
for one day only. The amount Of attraction
which management have succeeded in getting
together, is extraordinary, ard their entertain
ment long recognized as being the best in the
country, will be better this year than ever. The
concern comes to US this season. in entire new
dress, and every thing as fresh as paint and
deco ration can make it For full description
OF the manifold attractions o! this model enter
,ainment we refer our readers to the ad vertse-
ment and descriptive list.
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The Commissioner Of the Internal
Revenue has decided that .hearse is
subject to y revenue tax, being "a four
wheeled carriage, having its body rest
ing on springs, and kept for use and
hire OF course the undertakers will
collect the tax from the man inside
If this sort of thing goes on, it will soon
be SO expensive to get oneself planted
that poor man can't afford to die.
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The late P Bancroft, wealthy cit
izen of Philadelphia, bequeathed $4,000
20 the Episcopal hospital OF that city.
$4,000 to the Northern Home for
Friendless Children, and $4,000 to the
Pennsylvania Institution for the Instrue
ton of the Blind
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.EexecutOr'S Sale
RE A L. EST ATE.
VUlHE UNDERSIGNED will offer at Public Sale,
On Saturday. the 18th day of Nav, 1870

at 10 O'Clock a m, of said day. on the premises
hereafter described the following Real Estate stua-
ted in the village Of Chester. in Wayne county, Indi
ana and described as follows, to-wt:
Being part of the South west quarter of section
nine (9J in Township 4, and Range { u West !;
beginning at the Centre of the Chester and .Arba
turnpike road at the Northwest corner of Guliemea
Clark's land, and running thence East, along said
Clarks land to the Northeast thereof thence No, tn
to Josiah Branson's land thence West the middle
of the said Turnpike thence Son Invest along the
centre of said road to the place of beginning, nc,-
ding a certain lot of land decided by Josiah Bran
son to William frame, situated the North-we est
corner of William Frames lot running from the said
Turnpike road East, nineIeen feet thence North
twenty one feet; thence West nineteen feet thence
South twenty-one feet, bsing the Estate of Ruth
Hasley.
One third of the purchase money will be required
cash down. and the residue in two equal instaments
OF Nine and Eighteen months after date it'll
Other terms will be made known the day of sale.
NATHAN HODGINS.
April IL, 1870. Executor
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Gen. Banks says: 'Polygamy must be
abandoned Those who practice i,
m ust be very abandoned.
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
TAX NOTICE.

TIME REVENUE TAX returned to me upon the
annual list of $780, being income for the year
1859. Tax upon Watches, Carr iages, Gold and Sill
yer Plate, are due and payable. Special Tax
Lcense) for the year beginning May LIST, 1870, will
be due on that day.
The law requires each person or firm in business
and liable to pay special tax, to pay the same when
commencing business, which makes this annual spe-
clai tax, due on the first day of Nay in each year.
Payments can be made at my office in New Castle at
any time during business hours, and in Wayne coun-
ty as follows:
Division No. 3, Richmond, Wayne Co. April Goth,
and Both, 1870.
Division No. 3, Richmond, Wayne Co. May 10th
and 18th 1870
Division No. 4, CentreviIle Wayne County, May
18th, 1870.
Division No 4, Cambridge City. April 3Oth. 1870.
Division No. 4, Cambridge City, May 10th and
Goth, 1870.
The penalties required by law will be added if pay
ments be neglected. The Collector has no authority
to remit penal
WIN. GROSE, Collector
New CASTLE, April l3, 1870 n6.st
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Farmers in Wyoming pillow with tame
huffaloes.
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There are upward of IS 900 more
white males than females in Iowa.
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The world uses 250, 100000 pounds OF
tea each year.
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The American Spa Spring Co.'S
WOODBRIDGE CHALYDEATE
L RO N w A IT E r

Is bottled fresh at the SPA FARM SPRINGS, situa-
ted near WOODBRIDGE, State of New Jersey one mile
from Perth Amboy.
The ANALYSIS OF leading Chemists shows that the
Springs of the Spa Farm are, on account of their
medicinal and invigorating properties fully equal to
the celebrated Springs of SPA, PYRMoNr, EGER and
FRANzENssRUNN in Germany, and that they contain
nearly double the quantity OF Iron the nous Tun.
bridge Wells, in England.
The Woodbridge Iron Water has already received
the highest appreciation Of the most eminent Physi-
clans OF this and other cities, be by Tes-
timonials at the Company's Office
FRED. j. EMMERICH Pres't
q Maiden Lane
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John B. Sanborn, late Peace Commits
sioner to the Indians, writes to Vincent
Collyer the cause of the threatened gen
eral Indian war. In brief, it is the for
nation of treaties by which the Indians
gave up their hunting grounds, and the
neglect of the United States to pay them
the stipulated annuities. BY a gross
breach of this faith the warlike and pow
erful nation of the Dakotas is made hos
tile, and is threatening war which will
make the whole border unsafe, and will
make it difficult to keep open the, Pacif-
ic Railroad, and will cost so millions q
year. The withheld annuity is $40 per
head. II we war we must exterminate,
but would it not be cheaper to keep
faith?
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On the 9TH day of Nav. 1870.

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
p. NJ, on sa d day, the following property to wit:
part of the South East quarter of Section II in
Township "A, Range West of the principal Meridian
and described follows to-wit: 1t being the middle
Division or the aforesaid quarter alter b and
67l00 being taken of of the South bv line running
East and Vest and 30 and 100 being taken
of of the North by line running East and West
gether containing 80 acres more or less.
10 be sold as the property of George Hoover ana
Rebecca Hoover, to satisfy said decree in hands
in favor of Solomon Bond, VIM L. Hadley, Samuel
Snex and Anderson P. Chaplin.
Sale without relief from valuation of appraisement
laws.
AZ O3 S BALLENGER, Sheriff.
j ames Perry Atty for PIN. n5-pfS9
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II AVN GRASS SEED, for sale by
IL bARNES co.
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An official report of the Land Office
just made out, states that the insulated
tracts of public lands yet unsold and
unappropriated in Indiana, are likely to
be disposed of at the District Land Of
flee at Indianapolis, from time to time,
as applications to enter are presented,
and monthly returns have been receiv-
ed here of the disposals made at that of.
fee up to the 31st ult.
From the reports made by the Regis
ter and Receiver, it appears that, at that
date, there were still unsold and unap-
propriated a number of tracts. contain
ing an aggregate area of J,875,OI acres,
and lying in the following counties, viz:
In Morgsn county. 40 acres, Fulton, 40
acres, Brown, 81 acres, Davies, IS acres,
Marshall, 40 acres, Kosciusko, 40 acres.
Stark. 100 acres, St. Joseph, 80 80 acres,
Jasper, 3O2 acres. Newton. 1870 acres,
Porter - acres. Whitney, SO 80 aces,
Martin, 40 acres, Knox, 40 acres. Vigo,
9 acres, Spencer, 40 acres, Sullivan. 81
acres, Perry SO acres, Gibson, 40 acres
Monroe, $3.50 acres, Washington, 40
acres, Lawrence, 81 acres, jackson, A
acres. Orange, 40 acres, and Crawford.
800 acres. The whole being surveyed
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COMSTOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD.
FOr lnvaIldss InfantS. and DYsnenfic

Il Substitute. for Breast MIX for Infants.
Containing all the chemical elements A nutritious
food for lnvalds and Dyspeptcs easily dieested bv
stomachs that can bear no other food.
Pre- scribed by Prof VIM. A. Hammond, NJ D lat
Surgeon General q. 5. A, Prof. IL. b. Sands, NJ ID
and many other eminent ply sicians
For Sale by all the Druggists in the United States
and Canada
For Circulars. References, &C., apply to Robert II.
aber, Agent, Successor 10 Geo Wells Comstock
ZIG Fulton Street, New York
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r. L L AND SETTL LEI

TIE undersigned. having made arrangements TO
IRE from the practice of Dentstry ALI in
debted to call and settle Immediately Those owing
me cannot fail seeing the necessity and good reason
Tor my urging payment. The Books and accounts
are lett in tho hands of Dr. Hills who ia autbor;
ze to receive and receipt for all moneys paid him
Dr. N. E. HILLS, will conduct the bu sineas
81 the old stand (the Strattan Corner1 and espe-
ciaiiy recommend my friends and the public to him
% No. Dentist, and trust they will patronze him
a. noes any ~ they have NE. T. ROSE.
Richmond, March 8, 1870 sea
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Notice.

a LII those indebted to the Estate Of Thos. j. Bar
"A gis either by note or book account will please
call and settle Immediately and save cost.
8. BARGIS, Executrix.
Richmond, March 1st, 1870. Sltf
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ADVANTAGEOUS either in country or
w in town: young man IL years of age-ap-
plv to No 63. South Franklin street.
Richmond, March 0th, 1870.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

- III T. FF,S s a l. T. BY virtue
- of Decree and Execution - directed from
the Wayne Circuit Court, / will expose at Public
Sale. at the Court House door in the of Centre
vile, Wayne County Indiana.
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HEIMSTREET'S
Celebrated Hair Restorative!
INIMITABLE HAIR COLORING.

The premature decay and turning of the hair having 60
rapidly increased with the present generation has
brcome matter of great speculation to the cause
and theories are abundant in regard to it.
The instantaneous dyes, composed of lunar caustc;
give any thing but natural appearance to the hair:
dyeng IT as cloth is dyed, furnishes but poor coun
terfeit of nature.
HAlR COLORING 8 RESTORATIVE
IS NOT DYE
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Copies of All Claims,

In any Patent issued by the Patent flee since 1885,
will be furnished the receipt of applicant
giving the full name Of the Patentee nature the
Invention date of the Patent lie.
Washington City July 4, 1858 22tf
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-20

= The number of visiters to the city during
the past two weeks remind Of ante be,sna times 81
coux6e the sights presented occupied the married.
ton Of our friends from the neiEhboring cities the
attractive the Mystic KEewe procession and tab
ieanx eaonanttns and the Fremen turnout the 4th
ing interest The is pleased there is nothing
substantial for the mind to fall back upon Paeeantr
at best can only interest children ora low order Of
ma Inc , reneGsixe demand something solid
universal inquiry from visters where ia No
Camp street," Where is Glynn & wintz'sW So
was this cry from constantly increasing groups
became alarmed thinking doubt Of an cmc,tte lint
when the real cause was explained. detail from the
thnsastc crowd TO the renowned boot and esta
lshment OF Messrs. Glynn Sc Wntz, No. Camp street
The pressure here was sreathe demand so persist
ent that the attendants fairly exhausted in their
Sofas Sofas chairs shoe occupied BY expeetants
teguments, craved adornnent. Never before did we
see snch patient waiting Elegantly dressed ladies' and
fashionaby appareled gentlemen waited their turn with
an tia. spoke powerfully Of self
an aoding confidence in the propretOrs of No. to sat
'sfy their lasting and upper-most desires. ~ N"'
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STEWART STovE.-The cadeverous appear
of people nation, has ly pste
and commented by foreigners. The fact been as
signed to various carscsclimate, unrest ABSORPTION in
the pursuit of wealth Either all these NAV have
contributed their quota but the principal
may be ably traced to the eating bad bread
We do not mean bread made from article of
Osrj but do to that caused by good
bread being badly baked Every housekeeper wifi
now in wofully deficient in of the first re.
qusites in good stove viz: good baker They either
burn the bottom OF the loaf leaving the Centre
mass Of sodhen that it would take the stomach
Of the system which terminates in dyspepsia with it's
untold ramifcation Of miseres We are happy to know
that the necessity of submitting to this IMPOSITION no
Longer exists IN the celebrated Stewart Stove be
bread it bakes is uniformly DONE serving all the
purposes of digestion bringing to the cheek
energy natpralto health The large sales in this city
within the last month undenable proofs of its
arty and invoices constantly arriving to supply
the demand for families in fuel three times the Va
ue of the stove in year. The depot is at s5 Canal
street. where the courteous agent, f. u. Hogan is al
nowned stove. ~
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs-JoIn Mi,
ier sJackson street, corner Tchouptouas street al
YOUNG IN years is old in all that goes make
Mso h avoid the shoals and
OF old fosyisin,- stranded been wrecked MT
Miller is OF the and consequently progressive Not
the progress which his celebrated namesake preached
some years ago declaring that the had about
10 an eha-the millennium at handwhose disciples rob.
ca III white ascension
awaited the grand catastrophe No nc; though Miller
lte he Is too practical for ssa~B he believes in The
miilenumIa milleiiium of bargains and the disciple
lcustomerl has only to ascend to No jackson street
Ichouptoulas to realize the fact where MOI
Sn celestial and material robes be purchased but
eyes fine coorcd alpaca. fine linen lawns fine Frencb
swiss and many other things which will not only glad
ue te hearts OF the LADIES' but reconcile them 10 wait
patiently while they have . millennium mt Miller's"
though they are disbelievers in Miller 8 millennium
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LATEST NOVEITY.-A sewing machine, if not
what the poet had in his when he sung thing
beauty Is Joy for ever is certainly beautiful enough
and Judging by the pTovcIb. handsome is that hand
some does II is net outdone in that quality but what
j. OF far greater Importance il is unsurpassed in
While thele are great many sewing machines which
no doubt possess advantages t is that tho
Empire Shuttle Sewing Machine recently imnruy-
cd and smrlhed has not its suprrioI-thosc who have
tried IL say not its Cqual-u the ra1uo of
work is quito Comprehc or 81 iiU-
en- thread and the amount of thread which il uses is
surprisingly small: it makes the stitch alike on both
sfTs and runs ff=ft and easy. Blakcy & Hogan. 90
and ol Canal street and Charities street are the zen
era agents for the Empire Sewing Machine Co. See adj
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Or, if he lighted on some explanation outside
OF any existing church, would IL not be well
.es
his to the place appropriate to "the man Of sin n
A PROPER regard for truth requires the suspen.
o, sns t Sf the
fall in the line of some of our convictions. Till
sound criticism shall have shown that Paul
wa 81, speaking as prophet Of the oorrnptions
been demonstrated that he meant that and no
thing else, It would be wen, for the truths
sake, TO adopt different style of speech. The
fessediy one Of great difficulty. It is only one
conjecture out OF many that the Church of
Rome was intended by the Apostle. 1t certain
y appears like 2 superficial Judgment of the
gust OF Scripture-to speak, in deliberative
religious body Of the Church of Rome as "the
The influence and ascendency of the Church
OF Rome are certainly to be deprecated. We
may properly class that Church as one of the
obstacles to the prevalence of o pure Christian
source are to be put away in the struggle to
prepare the way of the Lord. But it is a child
ish kind of thought and expression that can
findfAny satisfaction in the use of such term
as - the man of sin" the designation of an
enemy.
The Roman Church has earned tho right to
be called by its NAME Let any thoughtful
man attempt to say what would have been the
church, and he will be likely to conceive a
higher opinion of its services to the Christian
faith than he has had before. It's place in
history. its Christian work, its missionary zeal,
it's erudition, all claim for it at least that
measure of respect which is shown by giving
it it's name. Professionalism gains nothing,
and Romanism loses nothing, by stigmatizing
it as " the man of SIM"
Board Of Aldermen.-The Board of Water
Works recommended that the tariff of water
rates established for this year should not be
enforced until September next. A special COM
mittee was appointed to confer with the City
Attorney upon the claim of the heirs of Livau-
dais to the ground upon which the Dryades
Market stands with view to compromise
Messrs. Nuremberg and Leovy presented their
Digest of City Ordinances which was accept
ed. The Committee on Water Works submit
ted an ordinance, leasing to Mr.. Frank War
ton the Water Works for ten years. the lessee !
to pay the city s35 900 a year. for the same,
which was deferred.
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GOLD PR1cE.=All is not cold tha+ e1;..e.-.

30 GoLD PRIcE-All is not gold that gltters.-
very true-who denies ii Gold is n Neutrality-suspicious.
IS n where's the point The worlds given to lying
,u al these cumnlatives text to the grand
anu ever TO be remembered fact discourse on facts
'nere Is no false glare glitter about the an nounc
mem aselinan & Go. publish that the reduction
tt neif new goods IS verify; humbug the fact
at tneir reduction makes it matter of ndin,rence
s the condition of gold is Though unpIintfpeil
no, IL IL as patent MONDAY that $50 and 5ss Mao
1me street stand as monument the present genera
Iona beacon light to guide all who desire barcsinsas
nhuhieiapie OF the fair testify
& Co. - - ~ 'iiseiinan
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FIsHhsG TAcKLE.-A. Rousset bord w.,

flsHhtG IACKLE.-A. Rousset, hard ware i'm,
POI "a Ola ievec street, opposite the Customhonso
I cen furnishing the southern with tishino
over score OF years and is therefore psr fecti
TO supply All the needs in this line with The
Sest lie has at this time of the lar
poles ma shS southern country The genuine bamboo
-, may DC had al his establishment as well as l,Tge
st"Sk OF hardware and cutlery. See advertisemen in
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,hEAoEAI"-lt will be seen by notice else
where that Dr. Dennis has removed his oaino - -
tam 10 aa9 Canal street, stairs. the mpor!
t OBS winch devove upon the medical nr,ifes
sion we nd some of the most exalted kind indeed e,
k next In sacredness To that of the ministry cont
%ai, IN character, bearing soothing and healing
presence in the sick family is the
ha hT OF nope and coming happiness DR. Dennis
IN b st o MS attendance repose the utmost confidence
ms Skill His residence is at $40 Common street -
re- wv Canal street, and office hours to IL and
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MAcHINERY---LUMBER.

/
THOMAS B. BoDLEY CO.,
xAHuEAcryRERs' AGENTS AND DEALERS
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF MACHINERY,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND FERTILIZERS,
.Perdido street.
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
Stationary and Portable ENGINES sizes,
Circular SAW MILLS,
Coleman's CORN and WHEAT MILLS.
. Straub Z"
Wood Working Machinery,
Shafting. Betting, Files and Saw Gummers,
Circular and other SAWS,
Cotton Seed Oil Machinery,
PUMPS of all kinds,
Bookbinders MACHINES aad PRESSES, all Sizes
Gullett Steel Brush COTTON GINS.
Hand COTTON PRESSES-the cheapest
good Cotton Press made. .
Stafford Cultivators Sattley Gang Pos Southern Corn
Planters. Southern Cotton Planters, Expanding
Cultivators, Harrows Grain Drills Balls
Ohio Mowers Balls Ohio Combined
Mower and Reaper, Warmers
Sulky Hay Rakes, Crawfords
Garden Cultivators. all
descriptions of
PLOWS,
SWEEPS and
SCRAPERS Wheel-bar-
rows Horse Powers, Segments,
Pini0ns, ETC., for Gin Gearing, Victor
Tread Horse Power Victor Cane Mills,
Cooks Evaporators flor either Southern
OF Sorghum), Church, School and Plantation Bells
(of fine tone and small cos Fan Mills Corn Crushers
ETC., etc, etc.
Our goods selected with knowledge the kind
of work needed in the Southwest and guarantee
every machine furnish to be effective of the object
for which it designed.
FERTILIZERS-Zelt's Phosphate, Pure Peruvian
Cuano, Raw Bone Dust and Plaster.
Discounts made to wholesale dealers and agents.
Call address
THOS. B. BODLEY & CO.,
jy1s 1y Periido street, New Orleans La
EANITT'S PATENT DIAMOND HAND AND
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hXeeng in popularity all the instruction books for
''e iiiho There is hardly home in the country con.
tanning piano forte without this celebrated book
Annual sale $4,000 and the demand is increasing Ppb
iSnea with both American and Foreign lingering in
separate editions.
Price IS IS. Sent post paid on recent of nrico
OLIVER DIrSON g. co Ros+o,
'e<' " u H. 5DlrSoN & CO., New York
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SELLING AT CoST-Waltcr A. Peel, No 10
amp street having rented his aud sold the fix.
Is seIIg At cost his large and well selected stock
t!scment. ~ '' '' ''''t
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SACRED MUSIC.-We refer to the advertise
eht OF MessiS Fischer 6 Bro of DAYTON Ohio whose
s. Hi sacred music viii be found worthy The attention
ot church cho:rs 1t includes MASSES conrertcd ,acns
sol S,fr
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t1sltRNS--M. II. Pittman, 40 Camp street.
makes and ships CisscTus order His materials are of
,he best al" the work well executed. advertise.
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Ohr best physicians sanction and recommend
tne use oi hai Vegetable Sciiian Hair Renewer. Let
all " ITO are gray apply il!
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| boNEEMPS, DYER AND SCOURER IL, po,,,
TteS' Ween Sarondciet and aroumc streets ioT
merry OF bourbon street for Er, at number of ,.oo, "
Mr. j Bont empS informs his fripnIa and 81, SnIs
general that he has reestahlishcd hims.T in iip ~ I'm IN
~ M anu Cleaning business the above nIoce AT:
1 pi"rs WI, De attended to with care and dispatch
tii"r IL attached to the establishment VIII iii
Ia repairing and meudng of cIothi,, S VIII attend
mourning Orders from the country pIonptiy attcnds5
MOI o.
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Troy, New York.
ESTABLISHED IN Is5ol

a large assortment of Church, Academy Fra ,I,u
am otne constantly ON hand and made In nTdr'
tion II tts ItSe upon appiica
iva ly a ~.