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Tue fupera. Of enc Of TIE Victims. Mary
Necahe, toot place Yesterday, her bar.T
be."s At sae.ezpenre of hsF ossy ryiat.7e' q
.i,t~r.
lac Ere 3tar-h ,ss.inrcs.fgatioa Of til
-Fir,h Accrue E!ste! Ire cc',tif5iei ye.t-r-
.far. Nary. G.--.s 1, s.'tie.. ,shat ~ ~.
ni,i 0. the ire tas went TO led ss $3.50
cloce. Abaufr.. t 8 c.scG shs vs.. ax.Gs
ene4 by In. IN Der room She then re-.
nat and give the alarm vi. the floors s.stov,
=, acre the girls lay .s.sep. her testimony
-.auy 30 - q thfT-ihe giil, coaii have been
SAVED # sseps hai been taken TO arouse
:aem OF III. sFpToacb Of danger.
SamGei TcnDeck. Of Sal. L ,ke City, II
t.i.-i thai NJ Gas guest, All that no
Alarm hal been given when he fis. d'eog
ere the ire.
Super!n enicat Of Buildings, MacGreSor
n ~ inte-rieH yesterday, said he was
-4-- tie girls could have been sared hal
;hey been rcusei.
The testimony Of one o. ,To others, Who
we're watchmea, Confined nothing ue@.
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RzGz@E1s the meeting Of the Chess
Club s.: L choiz Hall, % SATURDAY, even
rz
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wen. - -. ..,,. :,
49,, ~, D.. -, =.
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80, - ..0.S:..s......
A. F,t Dolce. Iowa. Saturday ,g,er-
e,,,. = t;r., ori.,i,,at;.,, !, fLs ,l,,.r;pr e.,
"Cfvof Cairo. i, he,o7oir, to ,hs Ia.a
Division Of he Illinois Central Eailraa
10. .royed the car, erci.e-Lcase. at.I t7o
ca,~. Lo-, estimated a, j., g3U 10 so, G3j:
noiusrrancc.
Tbs runlors Of Bsmarcs's resignation Of
tire Pres .'cncv Of tie pruS-i.a youecil.
exoi.a- Hncn aeEsrapcr Cog.',eat. TIE .yn-
0. ot orr oI. being 'Ast the lea 'e-zh'p 81
PRUSSIA I'm tlIr afrul7c oI she Grlluus Con
feleracy j. ;cs,eHti,.i 20 the leadership g.
G"rn-lv il lie aTEirs of Eurure, and
rnat B.sr.uIck'> re;,senos. j. likely to
create Il" important N''a'''
INC very ''ef' l"'s' "i.',H' ''"'
General 81 toe 'a'"'iic D''ee'e"' ''1.".a'
3lcd Sunday osen.nF' ~ as re,'"t"ee IN
re;ersharS aged 10.
C"mmodpre 'a"-c'lii' ras eh'otoned
for 'hs present h's uni':sroanl Ia..'ay
through ne" 1'Fh ivy
""HeraI 9is"i ''Ss been e''s,si President
OF the Society of Ih'''" N;i'i' l'ai'~.s.
"enefaI Of'"" - prosecuting Il vigorous
:, .,nS
r. - y, an.
..,',o;,r...
Th, r.r. .y.oc -, q ,.-,,.-l,... 49,, CO. y,
sp;ritoYs ';oao,s an s.a,;,v }-c.,, t;.
law many :. s.av;,,c b.er ..lra.s ,cro r., r.,..
ed and faa hy The Cr.mina. c .urt T.; tia:
county. A ;s-t cnso was rna 70 anI de.
csion rendered that there is Gifrrsacc
h't"eeh -I"Eii"""' an" irTTenta1 iiq'"
,saj sec &T's that the HtatH'" Eoes cot pre-
hlhit the sal" 81 vine and hecr, they he!n- !;
i"rnentei Ia orr.
'"rr hln''r"sahi -cv2ntg-cac .arr5" & &
= C'nc'nH.i fr"T +Ae f'zn'iie n &c .aft
i0.r "eess.
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.srASTTGWoC cnCNTY-ofTY OF
~! iani.avec-:s In Justices Caur,
Il Al p Gadr: You are hereby notified
n : 7 warrant q attHehmsnt bEs been Issued
aeainst you. ard your properly stt-chc1. TO
sa''s'4 the deTsna efrIacob LEM. amount.
aug t. sescuiy-six 1900 iollars. Now uaJess
Fon snail smear before }. ( 2inns. n jus
zee 4 tie Pe-ce 10 and for said county. az
DcccIatFv. :. D. 1872, 1T 10 c'cloci: in the
forenoon jal.men, viii De rendered 'g'aiI:q
Vou. snd yoslg properly soii - pay re 9sa'
Dated Iii. lSit 4 ~ 81 Eovenihtr 1872
i4I7-7v TstCp 2. "a
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-S-'--z S~nA.tsset EAS,ik Con-
rSs'i tssaS a1aH's.siGos q the state
.saNo.s.x ss.a.rsaa. a, MaAio-, ,..s


-, " ssGoa. al. Wartr.h-. They ,er-
invite. by a te -:rar, from Mayer Hoose.
T. + esd the Sabbath in this city. ard
'.s, e -hari;ab!e ins.itu.ioas, whicb tAey
s-e@I:e-, arriving here last evening Tie
We rae1 6. rhe d"Fo. b Sc M.'or. va
esc1s.. 'aena N car:isgas 10 TIE \ viva
.-7a5@- i s1p9 aTa;fe1 ! en-, d dJrinx
80 e7Ta--1 :ary we're Gale! upor by a
4 hJer " HE officials aai lea,ing gen
.'esral Of tlir city. o. Tuesday morning
tAa7 care for D-le.au, All val be a
."m:-v.!e On VIZ ,aes5-T afternoon, whea
they proceed to Waupan ant O,iko IA or
Saturday.
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such plays as the Gladiator, il which
bis phF .cai Robustness oonii be exhibited
Ia i.dsiiion tea great name lie bad acqa.ra
Z ia -s fortune 2 tie p.ac;.-s Of his pre-
f--s.o1.
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REAleY--nEADE2. CLOTHING
We have full stock at lie
TAKEN CE.

Came r the premise u he ail gcr;tcr. ia
- town a hp~~'iil!. II .s.tawDc cplaty On
ia" iata Of Gatosze IS. black seer. WIKI
Sh':o CD belly. st-r on.forshcaI The o-nci
Th' P.''se conc fgru ~. prove property
pay G, rgN.. ard tile hii1 sw,y
i-lF-3rA JC3AEi kROEfACsT
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TAKEN UP.

O.. the premises Of the sub-cri5er in Sac
IS. t-Tn ScIScssig One light red hoicer.
: car- I'D Owner may take her away 0,
paJ ing co.:~ WILLIAM KIRCHNER.
Sch.csrlE, Nov. IS, 1872. is-I7.3w
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Tisczs io1 s7sC> Enx5 tas;s4,a.
hlLwAaEEE. III. d., Dec. 5s.-i.. Leg
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IfST Nr I ETT.E RS

icy: ininE nac'l!ei f,r in he Post ;oaics ii
j =, In xr.h -.
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hwer quarters Of Nantes are entire ~ Ct der
e:.;p-, presla:ing = fsarful sFs :acia. Tie
c.isitrn hassr nj eil aHs.oess h9a.s, . ths
a3eie -sioon ar.cl)sed. Gscas 5es.Fuc-
ton IF propzrfy,. is unprecedented. Tie
.lilaa-s-sre e5va-ef with T-atr-. and t-gge.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 24-The morning hour
was exhausted upon education without action.
Butler presented petition, signed by thirty
| five thousand women, for female suffrage, say
! they only desired decaratory resolution, as
| they claim the right under the Constitution.
Butler favored early action. The matter was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Shelabarger, chairman of the Committee on
Commerce, reported resolution directing the
| committee to inquire: First, whether the com
merce among the several States was iniuriously
affected by any inadequacy in the present means
of land transportation, or by any combination
or monopoly in the control or ownership there
of, or by means of any excessive or inequitable
rates of freight, or fare charged by common
| carriers, or by means of other burdens or re-
straints imposed on such commerce by carriers.
Second, whether the commerce with for
eign nations and on the coasts and wa
ters of the United States or at any
port thereof was subjected to any oppressive
or illegal requirements or restraints under color
of quarantine health or other laws or customs
of any State Third whether at any ports of
United States American seamcn or foreign
| immig rants, on arriving thereat are subjected
to wrong or deprivation which requires legisla
ton. Fourth, what legislation or other means is
required to relieve, revive and sustain the Tonnage
and foreign commerce of the United States.
The committee subcommittee to have power to
send for persons or papers or to sit at such
places as may be convenient. The resolution,
which was reported unanimously from the COM
cittce was adopted. Adjourned.
SENATE. rs..s....
! The bill for the relief Of the Chicago sufferers
occupied the day.
| No action was taken upon the question of
| final adjournment.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HousE.

what Lect Says AbOut the General Order
Business.
Col. Leet was examined by the Senate
Committee in New York OH Monday. His
| testimony is thus given:
| Geo. x. Leet testified that he came here
| in the Spring of 1862 and has been en9ag
ed in the general order business the past
nineteen months. He began the business
| by partnership with BiXby, through all
| arrangement engineered by Mr.. Lindsay,
confidential adviser of Mr.. Grinnell, by
which he neet) received S., 900 per year of
! the profits, because he enabled BiXby to
get the business through his influence with
| Grinnell. In answer to a question as to
what induced Grinnell to give him the
| business, Leet said he was introduced to
| Grinnell 10y a letter from President Grant
| as follows:
Executive Mansion, Washington, March
| 18th, 1S69.-M. II. Grinhell--Dear Sir
| This will introduce to you Col. G. X. Leet,
who served under me from early in the
war to the present day--from the fall of
| NicksbuTg forward rs a staff officer. He is
a business man Of unquestioned integrity.
His experience before the war fits him for
| business of almost any kind. He now pro-
poses to resign from the army to engage in
private life, and / cheerfully recommend
him as possessing all the qualities neces-
sary to inspire confidence.
Yours truly, I. S. GRANT.
Col. Leet continued.-The profits annu-
ally from the general order business
amounts to from S., 900 to 5000. He re-
signed from the army February, 1870.
When the President gave him the letter to
Grinnell he did not tell him he was going
to apply for the general order business.
Colonel Leet, i'll reply to a question by
Senator Pratt. said: II do not see how the
President could know l had an interest in
the general order business until gave my
testimony last spring. l never spoke to
him OH the subject. General Porter stated
to me that the President regretted | had
entered into an arrangement with BiXby.
My impression is that the reason of his
disapproval was the bringing of his name
and those around him into connection with
me and these New York matters. | have
no objection whatever 10 submitting my
books to examination by any expert the
committee may appoint" Colonel Leet
was under examination from 10 A. NJ. TO
4:30 p. NJ. # .. ..t. #..r
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.ATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
gOREIGN NEWS BIZ THE CABLE
and Washington News.
HON z NEWS. .
MRS. WHARTON ACQUITTED.


Towering Damages for the Westfield
II .r Disaster. E."f '-
,xv,porIs..Jan. 2i.-Mrs. Wharton has beer
quilted.
yrs Wharton was admitted bail upon al
lirfment of attempting TO poison Van Mes;
nj WAS discharged. The scene was touching
,t there was only a murmured applause.
ov,BA. Jan. 24-There is still no quorum in
H. Legislature.
/ The worst storm of the season is reported al
heyenne. The snow is blowing in gale. There
ovp been no trains from the West for several
ksvs The road is blockaded on both sides OF
cheyenne. -..,.
Il SAX FRAycI>Co. Jan. 25.-William \. John
.on. of Austin ranch, who became insane from
|rrief shot himself dead, when his wife was
EIsced in the coffin Tncy were buried to-
ether. ....
MADISON. Jan. 24-The Wisconsin Lcgis-
ure have instructed their Congressional
allegation to support the postal telegraph bill
New YORK, Jan. 24-Margaret Saunders
Is 5000 for the los. Of her husband by tile
4 estfeld disaster, from the Staten Island Fer
Company. The Jury regretted their legal
abilty to give her more.
The concert saloons, notwithstanding the
e raid on Monday, are again in full blast.
4 kerosene lamp explosion burned an elderly
+. ly to death and destroyed three hoRses.
The trial of Stokes, the murderer of Fisk, has
en- postponed on account of sickness by Judge
llgraham. .."..
Specie shipments to-day was $500 900.
Three garrotcrs entered street car and robbed
passenger without malcstation from the con-
Ilctor or driver.
1t is stated that Secretary Conklin, of Mar
ct Savings Bank, Is. defaulter to the. amount
$4,000. #.E.#-.| ..|.#"..E.
Thos. J. Whittrnore formerly editor of :
hiversalist paper, the Tr2smpct, IS dead, aget
years. a17H. .r-r--. .r b.
Small pox has appeared in several parts O
ST. LOUIS Jan. 2i.-Two companies of caval-
\ sixty each, have been ordered to Mem
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2i-The factionists are
let and are awaiting the Congressional Com
4 tee.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2i.-Scott McComb Gather,
4 ant Walters and other railroad men are look
{ for the absorption Of the Little Rock Road
! the Pennsylvania Central combination.
2 bsToN, j an M-On the bark Warren Hallet,
ace TO Cape Verde, the crew mutined One
IN I e.
ALBANY, Jan. pa bill was introduced in
Legislature vacating every directors office
I the Erie Road.
! HARTFORD, Jan. 24.-Jewell has been re-
minated for Governor
NASHVILLE, Jan. 2A-Gen r. S. Ewell is
'iously sick with pneumonia. His wife died.
5terday with the same disease
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The American Journal of Science and Arts.
Monthly, $500 per Year. Sept, 1871.

This periodical was established many
years ago by the late Prof. Silliman, of
Yale College, and was more familiarity
known as Silliman's Journal 1t has
now fallen into other and possibly less
competent hands, among them Prof. Ben
iamin Silliman, son and successor of the
former. As chronicler of the progress
made by American scholars and scientists,
it is of high value. The number before US
contains, besides several pages of miscella-
neous scientific intelligence twelve sepa-
rate papers by as many different writers
and on as many different subjects.
One of these papers, and by no means
the only one of general interest, is by Mr..
Joseph Wharton, of Philadelphia, concern
ing the introduction into the United States
of the manufacture of spelter or crude me-
talic zinc. AS early as 1888, it appears that
certain ores were tested and a small guam
tity of zinc produced, but at a cost
extensively high. This test was made by
Mr.. John Hity. Other experiments fol-
lowed by other parties, with more or less
success but not until 1859 was it pro-
duced in this country upon such terms as
to give hope of its manufacture becOm-
ing settled industry. In that year Mr..
Wharton, gentleman who unites great
energy with high cultivation, built a
furnace at South Bethlehem, Pennsyl-
vania, and worked it for some three years.
At the end of that time, American spelter
had a recognized plan in the commerce of
this country. The product in the United
States is now about $500 tons or 5,600,00O
pounds per annlm. We consumed of
foreign zinc, in 1871, $500 tons or 1904, 900
pounds.
> 1t is now more than thirty years since
Prof. Troost, then State Geologist, an
nOunced the existence of zinc ore in East
Tennessee. But we still wait for some
Joseph WartOn to develope it into one of
the established Industries of our region.
Since the war an attempt was made at
Messy Creek, in Jefferson county, at a
large outlay. After running short time
the works were suspended.
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FOR EICN.
AN ECCLEsIASTIC INSULTLD.
cMahon Refuses The Vice Presidency of
France.

New. York, Jan. 24-The Countess Won Etea
Is been arrested for bigamy The man she
arried month ago complains that her huS-
md, a German Count, still lives. sr~ r ~
LONDON, Jan. 24-Bishop of Exeter was in
Ited while presiding at Temperance meet
ly A row ensued, when the policemen used
il clubs.
here was severe hurricane last night. The
/ penetrated through the roof of the House
Parliament, damaging some Of the decors-
|2s
PARIS, Jan. 24.-McMahon has refused the
|nination for Vice President, rendered him
the Right Centre.
HAVANA, Jan. A-Trouble is brewing be-
zen Spain and France over several persons,
Guiding slaves, captured by French steamers.
e closing of Cuban ports against French
@els is threatened unless the fugitives are re-
Fned. - ...
The Cubans captured and burned Quisa, kill
Eg several volunteers and regulars. The
E Esnish sent for reinforcement and re-occupied
lisa
The Cubans captured forty carts near Los
mas Several were killed on both sides.
Cubans outnumbered the Spaniards.
MADRID Jan. 24.-Sagosta, of the ministry
resigned.
mass meeting to support Dixie, is called to
emble on Trafalgar Square, on the 9Th day ol
5ruary.
Prince Napoleon is elected to the Council OF
3Ccio. Corsica.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

FRAUDS IN OYSTER AND FRUIT PACK
ING.-A meeting is called at the st. Clair
Hotel, of the oyster and fruit packers OF
Baltimore, which, it is to be regretted, IS
deemed necessary in consequence OF frauds
having been practiced in the trade by un-
known parties to such an extent as to in
jure the legitimate business. The packing
interest is one of the most important OF
our Baltimore industries, and it is alleged
that by the packing of what is known as
flight weight or ''slack filled" oysters,
under fictitious brands, all fairly packed
or standard brands are driven from the
market.
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WASHINCToN.
IerscheI v. Johnson.s Disabilities

herschel v. JOhnsOn's Disabilities.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-It is stated, upon
authority of General Young, Of Georgia
Senator Morton will push Herschel V
eaaOn disability bill through the Senate
ne Louisiana Committee departed tonight
oseph Shepard was nominated to-day for
hector of Customs at St. Mary's, Ga.
leneral Emery telegraphs that all is quiet
NAT the parties seem to be preparing tot
Congressional investigation -s--- g..
osnry F. Pleunishiff of Baltimore, com
aei suicide
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

SlI ihn l.. Glenn, 'the drummer-boy of
ISh, -Sah, called on the President, Decem-
sn -oth, to tender thanks for his appoint
ny TO the Second-Lieutenancy in the
eTbIy-fourth Infantry. In a letter to
resident he says: with the help of
Win try 10 render myself worthy of
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
RrpVpt Major GanaraI I

&" Washington, Jan. 22.-To Colonel w.
H. Emery, Commanding Department of
the Gulf at New Orleans The President
directs me that you hold your troops in
readiness to suppress a conflict of armed
bodies of men should occur, and to guard
the public property from pillage or destruc-
ton. Keep this Department informed of
'By order of the Secretary of War,
f. D. TOWNSEND, Adj't Gen.
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The New Orleans, Muddle.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-A copy of the
following was sent to Carter and WarmOth
this morning:
headquarters Department Of the cut,
NeiC Orleans, Jan. 22.-SIR: The following
dispatch has just been received from WASH
ington and L consider it proper to furnish
a copy to the eontending parties.1-v "a
Very respectfully your Obedient servant,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

Miss Charlotte Cushman is building a
cottage at Newport, Rhode Island, which
is to cosl $4,000. 1t is so planned that all
the rooms are octagOnal.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25

An exchange says that Anna Dickinson
and Olive Logan are their own agents in
the lecture business this year. But what
in the world, then, is Writ Skies (whO re-
Gently married Olive good for?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-25
OVARIAN TUMOR CURED.

Never has medicine taken internally been known
30 have cured tumOrs either of the womb uteri ova
es. bowels the knife has been the sole reliance in
Sarsaparan settles this question. For it has cured
over TWENTY persons Of OVARIAN CYSTs and TUMORs
as well as Tumors IN the bowels uterus, womb liver
DrODsca Efusion. Ascites. and Calculus Concretiops
TumOr of Twelve Years. Growth Cured nv
RadWay's ResOIVenI.
-..... BEVERLY. Mass, July Is. 1869.
DR.. RADwAY-I have had Ovarian Tuner In the
ovaries and bowels. ALI the doctors said there was
no help for it." | tried everything tnat was RECON-
mended. but nothing helped me. saw your Resoly-
ent and thought would try it. but had no faith In 4
because had suffered for twelve years. | tooS six
bottles of the Resolyent, box of Radways Pills
and used two bottles of your Ready Relief and there
not sign of a TumOr to be seen or felt and feel
better, smarter and happier than have for twelve
years. The worst TumOr in the left side of the
bowels the grOiu. write this to you for the ben
eft of others. You publish it if you choose. q
HANNAH ?. KNAPP.
... Price, One Dollar.
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TumOr of Twelve Years Growth Cured NV
Radway's ResOIVenI.
. r. r. r.
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Not hour after reading this advertisement need
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glands ana organs by one application in from to
No matter how violent excruciating the pains the
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If those who are now suffering pain no matter rba,
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Rs Observe the following symptoms resulting from
diseases Of the digeStive organs Consumpon Inward
Pes fullnesz 81 the Blood in the Head Asay of the
stomach a. Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust of Food. Full.
ness or eight IN the Stomach Soar Bructaticns Sks
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OF the head Hurried and Difficult Breathing Flutter-
ing at the Heart Choking or Sufocating Sensstion
when in a lying posture Dimness of Vision. Dots or
Webs before the Sight Fever and Dull Pain in ts-s
Head. Deficiency Of Perspraton. YellOwness Of NE,
Skin and Eyes. Pain in the Side, Chest, Limb and
sudden Flushes of Heat. Burning in the Flesh r.
doses of RADwAY PILLS will free the system from All
the above named disorders.
IE .,., Price. Is Cents per COX.
ET SOLD BY ALL nRUG6FSrS an
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RADWAY u Co., No. 81 Maiden Lane New YorL
Information worth Thousands will be cent yon
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