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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-10
NeR Advertisements.

Insure IN the State Insurance Company.
Day bOagders wanted by Northern
lady.
Brick house in West Nashville for rent
Roche & Co., II. and 20 South Market
street, have in store and t0- sale several
hundred barrels Of choice Northern pota-
toes.
The ladies should not fail to read in city
notice column the items Of d. LOyeman x
Co.
Called meeting, this evening, Of Prof.
Kessler's dancing class.
Dirt will not stick TO Elmw0Od collars.
A report Of the condition Of the Mechan-
les National Bank, al the close Of business
March I, viii be found Oh our second page.
Bids will remain open until Thursday,
March II, for completion Of the tin and
galvanized C0rnice work Of the FOgg school
building.
See nonresident notices by the C.ek
and Master of the ChanceTy Cont.
I. II. Jones. agent, offers for sale, at
Louisville wholesale prices, 1900 bushels
choice orchard grass seed.
Thus. Calender, agent, announces that
le is selling Pils5uTg coal at g per load Of
seventeen bushels.
We ask he attention Of our readers %
The advertisement on first page of d. A. j..
Rose. wholesale and retail dealer il cloth
ing, gents furnishing goods, hats, trunks,
etc. No. Is South side PIblic Square. The
stock of goods now on hand at this es5ab-
iishmant viii be found equal, both in style
and variety, TO any this side Of New y O1k-
while as to prices, It is a fact well known
that friend Rose always gives entire salts
faction to all who favor him with their
patronage.
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TWO CAl.P mEErINes N one.

The Rev. Newman Hall, in a letter tc
the Independent, describes a great meeting
held in Birmingham, England, by Moody
aud Sankey, the American reyivalis.s. A
vast structure intended fer cattle shOWs,and
capable Of holding 10000 persons, was
filed. Saakey sang, and moody, who did
the speaking does not seem from DR..
Halls account to be different from the
Methodist exhOrter5 to whom we are used
in this country. He is powerful natural
orator, and uses the accustomed arguments
with UnaccUstomed for e. In thk instance
he depicted the h0TIibleness Of sin and the
teTTOrs of hell until his hearers were
wrought up into a state of intense emotion,
and then depicted the OH e Of Christ as
Savior. Then, following the ordinary
camp meeting method, lie added: "He
loves you; he wants to save yOu-nOw.
Won't you accept him as your Saviour? As
YOU who want him to save YOU stand up.
Don't you want to be saved? Stand up. if
you DO. There's quite a number standing:
now there are Others. Now, you Chris
tians, bow your heads in silent prayer, and
You who want TO be prayed for keep stand
ing" The scene that followed was ike a
dozen camp meetings in one.
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ALL OVER TIE CITY.

VIM. Fisher and Charlotte Wiley are a
couple that should have been mentioned in
our marriage license list for last week.
The Governor yesterday commissioned
T. W. Rawlins, of Montgomery county, a
Director in the GAINESVILLE and Russellville
Turnpike Company, rice c. w. Greenfield,
resigned.
The oratorio of. esther, the Beautiful
Queen will be given at Masonic Hall, on
tie evening ofthe oath inst. The proceeds
are to be divided between the Tulip street
Church and the Protestant Orphan Asylum.
The piece was rehearsed last night at Ben
son, Brown & Co.'S, on College street.
Those intending to participate will meet
again for rehearsal at the same place next
Friday evening.
Civ Marshal Pittman and his brigade
went for the unlicensed dogs yesterday.
During the day they captured III Of the
unfortunate CANNES, and all not taken out
bv their owners before 9 o'clock this morn
ing will be disposed of according to law.
As the dog-catchers came along Cedar street,
a negro woman walked 10 a window in the
third story Of a house opposite the PostOttice
and pitched out a half-Starved black and
tan.
One Of the most enjoyable literary and
musical entertainments Of the season was
given in the. reading room Of the City
| Library, asst evening, under the manage
ment Of the Librarian, Mrs. NJ. V. Brown,
for the benefit Of that institution. The
programme embraced selections, humorous
and sentimental, from -favOrite authors
which were admirably read, while the mu-
steal portion Of the exercises was extreme
| " creditable to the participants.
A very important opinion Of the Supreme
! Court delivered about two years ago and
mysteriously lost almost Immediately, was
found day or two ago in the back part o
a desk in the Clerks Office. II was in the
| celebrated case Of y. c. Wilson ct ais, vs.
| Tennessee and Pacific Railroad Company
| and the quorum court and justices Of Smitl
county, and granted an injunction to pre-
| vent the collection Of a tax to pay $3C0,OOi
voted said railroad by the people Of tha
/ county.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Business Bone by the Board Of Alder
men Last Night.

The Board OF Aldermen met in regular
session last night, Alderman Hugh AcGav-
ock presiding in the absence Of President
/ McCrea, and six members present.
REPORTS.
Tie report Of the Finance Committee
/ recommending the payment Ofthe accounts
against the various departments Of the city
government for last month, was read and
received.
The reports Of the different city officials
were read and ordered fled.
The TraasureTs report showed a balance
on hand March 1, OF >. 036.O6.
The Finance Committee submitted a re-
port Of tine settlements made by them with
parties bringing suits against the city.
The report was ordered filed and a vote Of
thanks rendered to the committee for their
full and specific report.
PETITIONS.
Several petitions praying for reduction
Of assessment on city property were re-
ceived and referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Bill to extend water pipe TO Fisk Uni
versity. Passed third reading under a sUs-
I pension Of the rules.
4 petition from the Board Of Health,
asking for men and carts 20 place the city
III a better sanitary condition, was rejected.
4 resOluti)n from the Street Committee
TO employ the whole street force for this
/ purpose, when necessary, was adopted.
Bill to place q steam pump in the water
works. Passed third reading.
Bill 10 allow the fire alarm telegraph
poles to be used in establishing city tele-
graph line. Lost.
BUSINESS FROM THE OTHER BOARD.
Bill to allow the Standard Car Roofing
Company TO place a sample Of their work
on the street in front Of their establish
ment. Passed first reading and referred.
Resolution to have section 6, chapter
rs Of city laws more strictly enforced.
Adopted.
NEW BUSINESS.
BY AID. McGayOck-BilI appr0priaLiuz
Sl75 to repair the room in the southern
end Of the City Hall for the use Of the Tax
Assessor and other city officials. Passed
third reading under q suspension Of the
rules.
By AID, McGavOck-Bill instTuCting the
Committee on Public Property to sell all
property not used for municipal purposes.
Passed third reading under a suspension OF
the rules.
By Aid. Black-ResOlution to allow no
sweeping in the markst-hOuse during mar
kec hours. Adopted.
By AID. Dissatisfaction instructiug
the Street Committee 70 advertise for bids
for contracts to build culvert on Demon
bregn street, between Market and College
streets. Referred.
1. Lep0vSky was granted tie privilege Of
peddling certain small articles without
license for one year.
The Board then adjourned.
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BLOOD NOTES.
High Tide at JOHusOnyIIIe-UPs and
RsyyBs OF the Railroads.

High Tide at JOHBsOnyIIie-UPs and
EswBs OF the RaisrOads-
For the last day or two the water has
been steadily falling At Decatur, and the
tracks, now about clear.
Yesterday morning the river was rising
slowly at Jacksonville; but Il was thought
it would be on stand by night.
TIE track Of the Memphis branch Of the
Louisville, Nashville and Great Southern
road IS still under water at Tennessee
river bridge, and freight and passengers are
brought around by this city.
Il was believed the washes on the Nash
vile. Chattanooga, and St. Louis railway
would all be repaired by last night, and
trains run through to Chattanooga. Pass
eugers are still transferred from Shell
Mound 20 Bridgeport, and trains arrive IL
this city every evening. Between the lat
ter place and Stevenson are nearly four
hundred cars Of freight, which viii be run
into Chattanooga as soon as the road can
be put in running order.
Superintendent Thomas IS still ont on
the road, seeing that The work Of repair
ing the damages is pushed forward with all
possible speed.
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OUR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Proceedings Of the suPerinfendents
Last Ef%lt.


Last Right.
A meeting Of the SuPerinteEdeuts Of the
Suralay-scLaols IN the city, was held
in the basement ofthe First Baptist Church
on Summer street, last night, for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements 70 reoIganlze
The Sabbath-sclOOl Teachers Association.
Vim. c. Smith, Superintendent Of the
First Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday
school, was selected as temporary chair
man, and Prof 4. D. Wharton, SGparin-
tendent Of the Christian Ssbbath-schOCl,
was appointed Secretary protein.
The following being SupsTintenlents
for the churches named, were present:
". c. Smith, Cumberland Presbyterian;
N. B. Pitcher. First Baptist; Il. BlantOn.
Elm Street (bLethodisf): Hugh Carroll,
Central Baptist; A. D. Wharton, Christian;
L. y. Baker, South Market Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN Mission; v, /. Dauley, WeSy
Nashville Cumberland Presbyterian Mis-
sion; r. L. CarutEeEs, North Nashville
Cumberland Presbyterian Mission; r. A.
HALEY, Elm Street (NIethOdist); \. II.
Hicks, Assistant Librarian First Baptist
Church: Jas. WheleSs, Elm Street Meth
olistD: D. 5. Wright, Assistant SIpeEiu
tcndent Central Baptist Church; ii. W.
Buttorf, Superintendent Of EdCefeld BaP-
fist Church; J. p. Patton, Assistant; A. j..
Wheeler, Superintendent Of North Nash
vile Baptist Church; ". F. Watkins, SU-
parinteuGent of Watkins Grove Baptist
Church; John Dean, teacher Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN Suudav-schoOl, and J. L.
Weakley, Superintendent Of the First
Baptist.
Messrs. ". II. Pohlmau, W. L. DaRley,
J. W. Bonner and W. NJ. Mccarthy were
appointed an Executive Committee 20 draft
bylaws and constitution for the Ass0cla-
ton.
The meeting .heu adjourned until the
first Tuesday in April, al which time it is
understood permanent officers will be
elected.
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NARROW ESCAPE.
Three Boys Jump From a Railroad
Bridge Before a Train.

Three Boys Jump From a Railroad
Bridge Before a Train.
Yesterday afternoon as q passenger train
on the Nashville, Chattanooga and St.
Louis road came thundaring along a short
distance this side Of MurfreesbOrO, three
boys were discovered on the bridge over
Lytle's Creek. The wind was blowing in
such a direction that they were unable to
hear the noise Of the train, and were to-
tally unaware Of its approach. The en-
gineer blew the whistle, and this no
tilted the lads Of their danger. Two
of them jumped off into the creek, a
distance of about fifteen feet. The young
est Of the party attempted to run TO the
other end Of the bridge ahead Of the train,
bus seeing he would be OvertakeD, jumped
of when the engine was only few feet
behind him. Every body on board the
cars thought he had been knocked of by
the locomotive, but the train was stopped
and some Of the passengers returned to the
spot. when the little fellow was discovered
to be safe and sound, except having slight
" hurt himself by falling on q rock.
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Burglars at work.

Monday night some thieves broke into
lie Office of Alderman c. II. RyInan's ice
depot on the corner Of Bank and Printer.
alleys. They tore open a desk and scat
tered things around generally, but did EOi
succeed in finding any money.
On the same night the stove and tinwaTt
house Of Phillips, Buttorf 4, Co., corner O
Bank alley and College street, was burglari
Ously entered. The marauders ransackeC
The Office and broke open the drawer Of q
desk in the front part Of the store, out o
which they got a few dollars in change
They were evidently determined TO have
money or nothing, as they did not disturb
any Of the goods.
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INC s.Porfer Rifles,

Edgefeld's new military company met
last night with a full attendance.
The name Of the ~FOrter Rifles" was re-
ported by the committee, and unanimous
~ adopted 10y the company. Aess-s sam.
Donelson, r. W. Weazley, J. y. Brooks
and ". NJ. Brown, ir-, were appointed a
committee 10 wait on GOV. Porter and in
form him that the company had been
named in honor of him.
MT. John Thompson, an honorary mem
Der, drilled the c0mpauy, displaying his
proficiency in military tactics. The COM
pany will soon don their handsome uni
forms.
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Tennessee Deer for New York Sports

We see it stated in tbe Eew York papers
that Gen. W. O. Harding has arranged to
furnish the Blooming Grove Park AsSocia-
ton with thirty OF forty fawns for the pur-
pose Of stocking the park with deer. The
association is composed chiefly Of New
Workers who appreciate the luxury Of a
summer resort where all kinds Of fishing
and hunting can be enjoyed, aud where
they can take their wives aud families.
The park is located in PENNSYLVANIA, just
across the New TO.k line. In comprises
some 23.OGO acres, 500 acres Of which are
enclosed 10 form a deer park. There are
fine lakes and woods, where excellent fish
ing and hunting may be obtained. Upon
lie grounds is a hotel, with every accomo-
datiOn.
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RIVER NEWS.

Arrirea-Th5 1. n. Phillips arrived
from Cairo.
Depdrted-The Burksyille departed for
Cairo, the Shippers Own for Point Isabel,
and the l. Y. Phillips for Smithland.
The river was falling, with about 20 feet
on the shoals, at p. NJ.
Expected The John 5. BransfOrd, Alex.
Kindall, Laura L. Davis and Eddyyille
were expected to arrive last night.
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A PRIVATE letter from Paris says that
George Sand has been reading up the
Beecher-TiltOn matter from the beginning,
and regards il as an extraordinary eOnfrma-
ton Of many Of her own ideas Of social
life. She cOntemplates writing a psychic
logical novel on its singular incidents. The
is said to be more deeply interested in
this profound spir tual tragedy, as she calls
it, than il anything that has ever come to
her knowledge.
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ChaS. Breyer's Barber Shop, Nos. Il
and 16 Deaderick street, has a full force Of
competent white BARRIERS. He is always
prepared to wait on his customers prompt
", and guarantees satisfaction. He is also
prepared to give the Russian or any other
kind Of Bath. Janis eod2m
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NLore CoIorea Emi~rnnts.

Three colored families from Marshall
county, reached this city yesterday, on
their way to Kansas. They were but
poorly clad, and almost entirely destitute
OF funds. A rather aged negro, the leader
OF the party, said he had eighc or ten dol
lars with which be expected to defray the
expenses Of his family to their destination.
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Col. Albert Fink, o. Louisville, is in the
city.
Gen. j. 3. Palmer, Of 1IurfreesbOu0, has
returned from Florida.
Col. ". T. Cate, the new postmaster q 6
Chattanooga, arrived in the city yesterday
from Wa hin-t0n, and is stopping with his
father-in-law. Col. sam =. Ament.
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VEGETTNE
PGgFifeS the Blood, Reno
rates and IIBTiSOFGteS the
TEHOie System.
ITS MEDICAL Properties ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT
AND DIURETIC.

Vegetine is made exclusively from the Juices
Of carefully selected baTks, roots and herbs, and
so strongly concentrated that it viii effectualy
eradicate from the system every faint Of serOf-
uia, ScEOfnlOus HumOr. TumOrs, Can.
Ger, GanCerOus HumOFs, ErysfDeIas,
keF, Eaintness at the Stomach. and an
diseases that arise from impure blood. SeEaas
lea, AniiammatOry and Chronic Rheum-
RfisEzl, Neuralgia GOUt and Spinal
Complaints, can only be efectually cU-ed
through the blood.
For Ulcers and Erubfive Diseases of the
skin, Pustutes. PimpIes. BlOfehes.
BOifss letter, Sealdhead and Ring
WOrmi Negetne has never failed 70 effect a
permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Com.
LeueOrrhUa. arising from internal ulcera-
ton, and uterine diseases and General De-
Dflttys Negetlue acts directly upon the causes
or these Complaints It invigOrates and strength
ems the whole system, acts upon the secretive
organs, allays Inflammation, cures liberation,
and regulates the bowels,
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia. HabEfual
COstiyenoss, PalpitatfOn Of the Heart,
Headache Piles, erEOusness and
General Prostitution OF the Nervous
Syste IN, no medicine has ever given such per-
feet satisfaction as the Vegetine. II purifes the
blood, cleanses all Of the organs, and possesses
controlling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected BY Vegatine
have induced many physicians and spOtEecaries
whom We know % prescribe and use it in their
own families.
In fact, Vegetine is the best remedy vet dis
covered Tor the above diseases, and is the only
fore the public.
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BRETHREN DWELLING IN UNITY

UIIgGLlIN Nc IUL1III
We understand the difficulty concerning
the N. Z. church at Urbana, Washington
county, has been amicably settled, all suits
against the II. E. Church having been
withdrawn by the N. Z. Church, South,
the former paying all costs thus far in,
cured. The latter makes no charges for
rent, and hereafter both denominations
will occupy the church.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-10

Bargains in ShOes.-JOhn Ramage &
Son offer Mems Calf Sewed Boots and
Shoes, Boys and Misses Pegged Work Of
all kinds, and Women's Shoes in great va
riety, at cost for cash to close out lots.
ebI IF
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Mrs. MYRA CLARK GAINES holds a
Judgment against the city Of New Orleans
Tor about $4,000. She has been trying to
execute this judgment for some time past,
the battUre property In front Of the city
that between Canal and St. Joseph streets
being levied upon for that purpose. The
plaintiff in execution, has taken steps to
bring about q sale Of the batture some time
in the present month. Unless some ar
rangement can be made, a large sacrifice of
the interests Of the city is inevitable.
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STATE o. EHE wEAEHER.
WAB DEPARTMENT.,

OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 10, 100 a. II.
PrObabilitieS.-FOr the Gulf and South
Atlantic States, Tennessee and Ohio
Valley. nOTtherly winds, high pressure,
colder and clear weather
The rivers will rise al Vicksburg, New
Orleans and Pittsburg. and fall at st. Louis,
Cincinnati aud Louisville.
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.UOre than

were sold IN lS54-being a gain Of more than
l''Oo'ooO over the year previous; this, with the
marked Increase in the sales THE other num-
Oers' shows that the superior oualfffes of
these Pens are being more and more aDnrsci-
ated, and that they are destined 10 tsl.s tfsir
place as the most popular Steel pens n, tbe,
market. They are made OF the bpst $50 -
the most skillful yFOrzmen In Eurooq.
ana are nearer approximation to the real
swan GULL action than anything Of the kind
hitherto invested.
Inc Speneerian Steel Pens are unfversalEv
used in the Commercial Colleges tbrougb-
out the .. s., more largely than any ofbers nv
the United States Government. and ouits
generally I'm the Banks, Counting HOuses
ana schools Of the country; and are for sale,
BY the trade generally.
We claim for the Spencerian, superioritv o,-.,.
all other pens in durability, eIasffet,v.
neXibllitys and in eyenness OF BOfnt.
:. The Spencerin Pens are cOnprisel
in 10 numbers, carrying in feri5ility
and fneness Of point, and, for the coH5eni-
sHee Of those 1ebo mag 1gisb to try them,
zee '7iH send a card containing a sam
pie Of each number Or mail secure
ly enclosed, on receipt Of 20 cents.
Address al orders to
IFISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & Co.
I3s & I4O Grand Street, New York.
MARI &C wed sat
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FTNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of r. G. Nor
ris and Mr.. and Mrs B. +. Wilson are invited TO
attend the funeral OF Mrs REBECCA Q. Morris
on Wednesday, March 10, 1915, at 2k O'Clock,
from the residence, No. p North High street.
Services by the Rev. I, G. Jones.
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On the 10Th February the committee
settled with w. III. 4 (. Cooper and John
Lellyett their claims for legal services,
amounting to s., 250, on which they claimed
interest, which would increase the sum to
about 1880. We succeeded in compro-
missing hy speedy payment as follows: A
note Tor $500, due one day after dare 10 nav
taxes; note for $500, due in July next,
to b. pald ia taAes, and $500 in bonds fall
ing due July J, 1876, in all, s. zOO-shus
saving the city 81, 100
On the Sth Of March we settled iudg-
meufs i'm thu United States Court against
the city, in favor of John II. Clark, L. NJ,
Edwa lis, II. d. Saln,ons. .Robt. Beverly.
Caleb Frank Eddy, George ParsOns, Jno.
Q. Jones, Fred B. Harris, and George @.
Williams, which amounted to, including
interest TO Jan. /, 1870, the sum Of $50
377.6l, giving bonds to the amount of $50
400, and receiving IN cash the excess Of
S22.39. The bonds issued fall due July l,
1879, 1880, 1881, 1882 and 1885.
Some Of these judgments and q part Of
those settled son FEB. %, 1915, were the
ones upon which leYies were made of the
trIanOrtgaged propeTtysof the city, the sale
to take place Monday, Sth March, and
which sale was prevented by these settle
ments.
1t will be seen from the foregoing state
ment that bonds have been issued since the
enactment Of your law in November last to
the following amour:
For settlement Of judgments or other
vain ClalIAo. $1,000 .Slzt5tOo "
OF which S3lS 80 was paid IN cash.
For settlement Of claim Of W. f. &
II. Cooper and Leliyett. 800 90
| For damages 10 various parties...... $500 q
| MOTley's judgment. 1900 q
SIX, 800 0,
The amount Of cash paid in settle
ment Of these claims Was.......... s378 9.
Respectfully submitted.
G.. W. CUNNINGHAM,
II. MCGAVOCK,
Finance Committee.
ANsON NELSON,
| Treasurer.
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DID.

O'BRYAN.-In this city, March 8, 1875, az 70
O'Clock NJ, SUSIE R Wo6Ds, wife Of George G..
O'Brvan, and daughter of james Woods.
Funeral services at Moore Memorial Church
at O'Clock p. N. to-day, wednesday, March 10.
P s. Fail.
Carriages viii be at R. H. GrOOmes' at $50
p. n.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COUET-W. B. Brent ct al,
Us. James Brent ct al. report Of Commits
sioners and decree partitiOning land.
SUPREME COURT-NO. "a on the Da-
wilson Law Docket is pending. The call
of the Sumner Equity was proceeded with
before the second section.
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If your grocer don't have Dooley's Yeast
Powder, ask him to get a supply for your
self and friends. DOoley & Brother, Pro-
prietors, 60 New street, New York.
mb9 dIv&wlt
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Selling at costa large stock Of Black
AZ Union street. feb1S I'm