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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-09-10
Campbelrs Tcnn. Form BOOK.

Every one should have copy. sheep, 81 rs
Board, 81 IS. Send to WILLIAMS, sTuRGEs Co.,
East Tenn. Book House, Knoxville, Tenn, and get
one. 81 Discount to the trade!
For Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression of Spirits General Debility, in their
various forms, FERRo-PHosPHoRATED ELIXIR OF
CALIsAYA made by CAswELI, HAZARD & Co., New
York, and sold by all druggists. is the best tonic.
As a stimulant tonic for patients recovering from
fever or other sickness, it has no equal If takrn
during the season it prevents fever and ague and
other intermittent fevers.
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A Narrow Escape.

A lady nameI Mrs. Robinson, in
crossing Holston river at Anderson 5
Ford, on Sunday last, on horseback,
narrowly escaped drowning. While
in the centre OF the stream her sad
die girth broke and her foot becoming
fastened in the stirrup. she foated
some distance down stream, till for
tunately caught on a projecting rock,
and rescued.
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Soldiers Meeting

We. the surviving soldiers OF the
Mexican war; citizens of Hamblen
county, formeriy Of Jefferson and
Gfan ger 'cotmties). Tennessee, met
at the Courthouse in Morristown
for the purpose of appointing dele
gates, to represent, our interest in a
Soldiers Meeting 18th October, 1873.
Jacob f. Hodge was called to the
Chair, and Andrew Donaldson APP
pointed Secretary.
The following persons were pres
Andrew Donaldson, Co. A., 9TH
Regt. Tenn. Vol. j. f. Hodges. Co.
A, 5th sRegt. Tenn. Vol. :: J. L. Neal,
Co. G., 5th Regt. Tenn. Vol. James
FeEgnson, Co. G., 9th Regt. Tenu
Vol. w. 2. Rogers. Co. G., 9Th
Regt. Tenn. Vol. Pail Potter, Co.
G., 9Th Regt. Tenn. VOL; Jacob
Miller. Co. G., 9th Regt. Tenn. Vol.
On motion, j. E. Hodges and An
drew Donaldson were appointed to
represent rs in the Soldiers Meet
ing at Knoxville, Tenn, to be held
on the 9TH of October, 1873.
On motion, The HolstOn Methodist
and Che MonRIsTowN1 GAZETTE, are
raAuestesi to publish the proceedings
og this meeting.
JACOB Z. HODGE. Chrm.
ANDREW DoNALDsoN, Sec'y.
MorristoTn, Tenn, Sept. ?, 1873.
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ACESOHAA
We had the pleasure of a call from
our old friend. John Slack, editor
of the Bristol Courier, on Saturday
last. lie was en- route home from
Pate Spring. where he has been rus
,ticating with his family for a few
weeks. He was in fine health and
reported about forty visitors still at
the Spring-all enjoying the robust
est health.
Mai w. w. Leftwich. of Knoxville.
representing the extensive produce
]iohse of Williams, Zimmerman &
Wilson, general commission mer-
chants and dealers in the best brands
of chewing and smoking tobaccos,
stopped in to see us on Monday.
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FALLING WATERS AUG. Is, 1873.-Messrs. San
ford, Chamberlain & AIbers: GENrs-Pleaso send
me at once, by express, another dozen Of LytIe's
Elixir I find it Of more use to ne in my practice
than anything else I find in the whole list of medi
cines. The season has been very favorable for the
development of bowel complaints, but am free to
say that with your Iytles Elixi. I have not lost
case. Send at once. Yours, &C.,
D,vTDsO.- n
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nard for Governor-Wtu that Fro.
Jump?
&C., &C.. &c.
NASHVILLE. Sept. 5.-At a meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Caplto
to-day it was decided that the late
dampness had entirely subsidized. and
that there was nothing in the atmos
phers to prevent the Supreme COurt
from holding its regular session al
Knoxville; provided hydrophobia dis
appears from among the radical editors
of that section. This is no hobbsite
je~t-the man who perpetrates another
is to be sumarilJ btrcRd, basted broom,
and t.shot upon the spot"
Knoxville, Sept. 6.-The South
ern people in this vicinity are indig
nant at Jefferson Davis's last speech,
He is not only fossil. but Leather
head and Tags superfous on the stage.
Five hundred Southern mothers are
training their "three years old to use
the squirt gun. and this artillery is to
accompany Pullman's Palace Sleepers.
" till death doth him remove
-Four CORNERS, Sept. para
graphs are now in order lauding and
putting the Signal Service. saying.
among other things, that eighty per
cent of the re; orts were verified. All
of winch is accounted for by the fact
that cold Probabilities" consumes an
nually thirty seven millions Of the peo-
pie money. The farmers are taxed
to pay this, and want to know if the
changes in the weather will remuner-
ate them for this enormous outlay.
TOLEDO, o.. Sept. 8.-An advance
in all wooden goods is anticipated. ow-
ing to the fact that Nasty has taken a
contract to pull wool over the eyes Of
he ia; mers, and will probably Consume
4 large amount of the article before he
KNOXVILLE, Sept. 9.-ThS editors
# Radical journals are very much ex-
,rcised about the humidity" of the
Capitol. They probably forget that
he absence of the "school fund" from
he vaults of the sacred edi6ce may
nave caused the foul atmosphere. and
hat the back salary steal may intensi-
y the ." humidity to such an extent
hat Hon. Horace Maynard even will
-efuse to sit in the capitol as Governor
If Tennessee.
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. Jefferson
Davis leaves to day for Anti Dotage
Springs. He is suffering from diar
loea of the mouth, ana bis friends en-
crtaiu lie hopes of his recovery. The
disease it IS thought has become
chronic.
KNOXVILLE, Sept 4.-Gens. Ger
ion and Long=treet passed through
lero to-day ard expressed themselves
veil pleased with the appearance of the
The country no doubt is de-
lighted over the appreciation, and re-
that several yelrs ago the
orner of these gentlemen, with his
men, was very destructive on her clover
leIds, thinking it was Goober Peas ;
While the latter, if he had paid more
ttention to the phrenology of this san e
ountry in 1868, would have known
hat the confluence of the Holster ard
French Broad rivers was above Knox
lille instead of below, ard probably
ayei himself some sad memories.
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Home WuOIrn Company.


We again invite the attention of
our readers-particularly our farmer
readers-to the advertisement in
this paper of the Home Wooden
Company, located at Home, Greene
county, Tenn. We have examined
samples of the goods manufactured
by this Company, and the quality
and finish is very superior-equal to
any of Northern manufacture. The
facilities of tIis Company for man.
ufacturing fine blankets, cassimeres,
jeans, tweeds, linseys, etc, are I'M
surpassed-having the very best and
latest improved machinery = and
farmers having wool to exchange for
this class of goods, or that they
made up into cloth, should send it to
the Home Wooden Company. They
satisfaction.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, q new edition OF Dr.
- CulveFWeil's celebrated Essay on
FA% ~ the radical cure twith0ut medic4nel OF
-2=E=-g-kaa& SPERsAToRRuEA, or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary Seminal Losses, IAfPOTEScx, Mental
and Physical Incapacity, Impedinents 70 Marriage
etc. also, CONSUMPTION EfILEPsY and FITS m
duced by self-indulgence or sexual extraTagances
SCI Price in a sealed envelope only SIX cents,
The celebrated author, I'm this admirable Essay.
clearly demonstrates from thirty years suectAstul
practice, that the alarming consequences o. seis-
ahuee NAV Ia radically cured without the dangerous
use Of internal medicine or the apphcAtl0n eA tn9
tnife Yointinr ont mode OF cure at once simple.
certain and effectnaI by means 81 which every Ba-
ferer ma matter what his condition may be- may
rs,re himself cheaply privately aud radically.
esT- This lecture should be in the hands Of every
vouth and every man Ina the land
sent under seal, in q plain envelopes 20 any ho-
dress, post-paids On receipt q SIX cs1aesF u ~
poet stamps.
Address the Publishers,
GHAN. ]. &. KLINE co..
f27 BOwery, New Jerk. Peat-oface Boz aSSo'
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DIED.

PECK.-on the 10th of August, a. Messy Greek,
Tenn, SUSAN, wife Of II. L. Peck, in the sd year
Of her age.
SNEED.-At Knoxville, on Sabbath September
18th, ct u n, Mrs. ELIZA D. SNEED wife Of the late
Col. WIN. H. sneed, after Eness of nine weeks,
il the 5oth year OF her age.
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The travel East over the f. T.,
Va and Ga. road has been largely
made up for days past with mer-
chants in quest of fall and winter
stocks.
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MAHRTED

GUSH-sHARP-Near Knoxville, Sept. 5, At 10
O'Clock a. m, by Rev. James Park, Mr.. Donald
Gum, of Rome Ga, and Mrs Mary A. Sharp Of
that county.
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wall Papcrs III

The LARGEST assortment The FINEST Papers
The CHEAPEST Goods! Send size and style Of each
room, and samples viii be sent at once by the EAST
Tess. Book HOUSE, Knoxville, Tenn.
~ TaApE pIscouar 70 aiEAeAAaIs. -
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MEssKs. c.. D. Merritt & Co., pro
prietOrs of the Morristown Steam
FIGURING Mill, are running their .es.
tabIishment to its full capacity, and
are shipping large quantities of -four
to the Southern and eastern markets.
The proprietors are gentlemen Of
energy, and keep things moving.
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population.

-Scha!aStic population.
We ale indebted to Capt. J i.
Trent, Superintendent of Public
Schools of Hamblen county, for an
exhibit of the scholastic population
of the county. 1t stands as follows:
Between and 10 years of age /:
white males .089, white females g.
O57; total whites 2,146. Colored
males 211, colored females PA; to-
taEcolored 425. Total white and
colored between 6 and IS years of
age, 1911.
Between 10 and 81 years of age !;
white males I47, white females 1913;
total whites 27O. Colored males 8,
colored females 8; total colored IL.
Total white and colored between IS
and 81 years of age, 2S7.
Grand total entitled to attend the
public schools of the county, 1858.
REAGAN High School, which open
ed its Seventh Annual session on
Monday of last week, enrolled sixty
two students during the week.
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THE Brass Band boys are pro-
crossing quite lively-to judge from
the amount of noise they can make.
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The Fine Arts !!

$50 Gross sheet Wax for Flowers. 500 Brass
LIQUIDS for Wax Flowers. Moulding Pins, Silk
..evered Wire, Stem Wire &C., &C., Every thing
Necessary to make Wax Flowers. Send to the
EAST TENNESSEE Book HOUSE, Knoxville, Tenn.
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DR.. Thos. j. Speck, Dentist, has
removed his Office to the building
one door west of Col. j. NJ. Bewley's
residence.
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The Chattanooga COMMERCIAL

Is the name of a new Republican
paper recently started at Chattanoo-
ga. The typographical appearance
of the paper is very neat, its editori-
ais are spirited, and its news and
general MAKE up interesting and at
tractive. Personally we wish the ed
itors and proprietors success in their
enternrise.-- -
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SEE prospectus of 18th National
Camp Meeting, at Knoxville, COM
mencing next Wednesday.
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WATERMELONs and kindred fruits
are ,scarce-we have not seen any
for q week-but peaches, notwith-
standing the failure, are still plenti-
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oE YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Deb ility, Premature Decay, and aHthe
effects Of youthful indiscreion win, for the sake of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need it,
the recipe and direction for making the simple
remedy by which he cured. Sufferers wishing
TO profit by the advertisers experience do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 40 Cedar street, New York.
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ATTENTION is directed to the new
advertisements of Lee & Taylor
Brothers, of Lynchburg, Va.
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THE health of Morristown during
the past week has been most excel
lent. No cholera and no indications
of any since the death of Mr..
Haynes, on Sunday before last.
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DR.. w els
EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

is prepared directly from the SOUTH ANTERI-
CAN PLANT, and is peculiarly suited to all these
difficulties it viii cleanse the INITIATED BLOOD,
strengthen the LIFE-GIvING POWERS, and lRIe
MOVE ALL INSTRUCTIONS from IMPAIRED
AND EHFEEBLED Organs.
IL should be freely taken, as Jurubeba 10 pro-
nounced by medical writer's the most efficient PC-
RIFIER. TONIC and DEOBSTRUENT known in
the whole range of medicinal plants
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is PlRtt-st., New York,
Sold by Druggists Sole Agent for the United States
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular
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THE weather, Notwithstanding al
most daily showers, has been very
warm for the past week.
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THE citizens Of this section Will oblige by furn-
ishng with the addresses of friends and relatives
who have emigrated, wish to send specimen
copies of our paper to all such.
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ALE sales of property advertised In the GAZETTE,
for which hand-bills may be printed at this Of
ace viii be noticed editorially in these columns,
FREE OF CHARGE, prior to the sale
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL 70 MORRIsrOwS GAZETTE.

NashvtRe-4H Quiet at the Capitol 7;
JEFF. Davis-Prepdring for him !:
I'm Pfobdbillies-Does it Pay the
Farmer Nasby-His NeaC Wooden
Speculation :. Humidityf' Generat-
ed By absence Of School Fund !: May
qard for Governor- VII that Frog
,Tu3lp ?
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The Masonic Female Academy
opened on Monday morning with
fair attendance of pupils.
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President L. G.. NJ. Association.
S. 2. ANGEL. Secretary.
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E.T., Va. & ca. Railroad Timetable.
rains arrive at ana leaves Morristovvn as follows

cineinnafI. Cumberland Gap Charleston Il. z.
Daily trains Sunday exeepted,) leave Morristown
at 2:45, D. m Arrive at Wolf Greek at 5:55, p. m
Returning, leave Wolf Greek at $780, a m; Arrive
At Morristown at 9:12 a. m.
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Respectfully requested TO attend the funeral nom
the residence OF his mother, 3l6 East rwenty.nintn
O'Clock.
SI.pKiNs-On Monday, July 7, SARAH T.. be-
loved daughter OF William and Malinda Slmpkins.
aged 80 years, months and II days. Notice OF
funeral tomorrow.
sTINsoN.-suddeniy. on Saturday, July 6. THOMAS
STINs0N. aged AZ years.
Funeral rom his late residence, 25l West thirty
nrst street. at one O'Clock this afternoon. Rela-
yves and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
TAEaE.-on Monday, July !. ERNEST EDWARD
youngest son OF Edward G. Taege, aged IL months
and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectluliy invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence OF his parents No 400 East Ffty-eighth
street on tuesday, at one O'Clock.
IAppAN. On Monday, July Z, HELENA A. GRAsIER
vile OF q. p. Tappan, Jr.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
iunerai on Thursday, 10th instant, at two O'Clock
L. NJ, at the residence OF her father-inaw, q. L.
Iappan. 5b4 Henry street, Brooklyn.
. WdLLiAhs.-At Jersey City, on Monday, July 4,
Mr. THOMAS H. WILLIAMS, aged 81.
NOtlce Of funeral hereafter.
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THE MURDER MANIA IN NEWARK.

Frightful ARRAY Yesterday-A Mad Fin
lander Brains Another with an Axe.
The Conway Inquest.
Yesterday morning about eight O'Clock while
employed with gang OF men repairing the plank
road bridge in the Twelfth ward of Newark, John
Badefele suddenly lifted the axe he was working
with and, without a moments warning or the
slightest provocation crashed 1t into the skull Of
John Gustaussen So that the brains protruded.
Again he raised the murderous axe to inlet an
other terrible wound, but Mr. Person foreman of
Mr.. Vanness' men, sprung forward and seized the
weapon as 1t descended. The unfortunate wounded
man, dripping in his gore, was at once removed to
a physician, who declared he could not possibly
live long. He was thence taken to st. Michaeis
Hospital. Badelele made no attempt at
further violence or to escape. He was
taken into custody and lodged in the New
ark City Prison. Here he told the Chief, in answer
to pointed questions, that he was only Obeying 3
cali OF God ito kill the DEVIL" his companion
being, he said, ''the devil.h 1t is believed
that he is really insane is q very clever feigner
Both men are Finanders, had been in America
about nine months and In the employ OF Mr. VAN
ness. They had had no quarrel so far as Is known.
In the case OF John Conway, who as recorded in
yesterdays HERALD, died from the result OF in
juries while wrestling with young man named
Frederick Selby the Coroner's jury viewed the
body last evening at I've oHock and then adjourned
I'll to-day.
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A BKOOKIYNITE NEARLY Drained IN NEW.
AIRY

On Saturday night In Newark, while Mr.. Stephen
Clark, Of Brooklyn was passing along Halsey street.
en- route to friends house, he was suddenly elled
to the earth by two HUMANS armed with bludgeons
Their object seems not to have been plumber, IS
they ran on at once. Mr.. Clark was confined to
his friends house until yesterday, when he was
well enough to return to Brooklyn.
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DARTNER WANTED-IN LARGE FIRST CLASS
Grocery Store on Eighth avenue, 46l with $500, or
will pay salary of SIS week to good man who can
lend the
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

GoRDON-HUNr.- Chicago ILL.,, on Wednesday,
June 25, GEORGE A. GORDON, OF the Chicago Tribune,
youngest son OF the late Rev. A. ID. Gordon. OF
Bromley, Kent, England, to LURLINE M. HUNT, late
OF New York.
HARMoN-DE vERGNE.-On Tuesday, by the Rev.
Charles Graham, JOHN W. HARMON, OF Chicago, ILL.,,
60 Mrs. KATHLEEN DE VERGNE daughter OF Thad-
deus Poucher, Esq, OF New York city, No cards.
HERvEY-SHERMAN.-0n Friday. July 4. at the
residence OF Mr.. Henry Kelly, BOomingdale, by the
MAN. late OF New Orleans, La, TO DANIEL f. HER
yEY, OF New York. No cards
New Orleans papers please copy.
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7'HE LIBERTY HOUSE, 40 WEST HOUSTON
~ street fully furnished and doing fine business,
will be sold low and terms to good party; long
lease and cheap rent owner has two places and
attend to both. Apply on premises between 10 and
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CAUSES DANCING ACADEMY.-PRIvATE LESSONS
~ at any hour, day evening. 2l2 East Eleventh st.
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A N ENGLISH FIRM. WITH HOUSE IN CANADA,
n Is willing 10 give interest To suitable party
each, with small CAPITAL for first class arti.
ces that meeting with great Europe
and endorsed by the highest testimonials. Address q.
GORDON Montreal. Canada
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ACHIEVEMENTS.


DOwERy THEATRE
MONDAY, July l. ISIS,
nrst production Of new and gorgeous fantomims ~
HERNANDEZ FOSTER
and corps Of superior Pantomimic Artists entitled
JACK AND The BEANSrALK,
VIII NJ BOBBY HEwcoMB 's'
LITTLE FRANKIE, the ssr SER Singer. A'
Master CAWTHORNE in German Keeentrfcitisa
Preceded BY the glorious Comedy Of the
In active preparation a Sensational Drama, entitled
MARKED FOR LIFE
OLYMPIC THRATRE-RvERY EVENING AT&
GA Broadway, GA
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
GLORIOUS SUCCESS
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES
Is LAST NIGHT BUT FOJR
7 of the gifted and accomplished Actress
Il MISS AMY STONE.
ns ,o MISS AMY sroHR.
her great romantic Military Drama of
CIGARETTE,
CIGARErTE,
THE LITTLE LEOPARD OF FRANCE.
Beautiful and novel scenic effects.
Thrilling and picturesque tableaux.
Elegant costumes complete,
superb cast OF characters.
FAREWELL MATINEES
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT r. NJ.
The Olympic will shortly reopen with the grandeBo
European Combination yet seen.
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THE ADVERTISER KEEPS TWO COAL YARDS UP
Il and down town, desires 10 take partner with about
5000 to assist him in the business Address o. p, box
l40 Herald office.
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EUsrNMss REPRESENTATIVES,.

A LEXANDER FROTH INGHAM a COMPANY Sc
"A cure capital for Incorporated companies, mer-
chants manufacturers, mines. our register contains
many names posse various amounts for III ctmont
ALEXANDER FkOTIINGHAM & COMPANY.
liz and ia Broadway
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DARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY -Sl,5OO WILL
~ secure partnership interest in the best paying
hibton in America, performing 10 crowded houses
nightly. For interview address box 3O3 New York
Post office,