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NEW YoRK NEWsPAPER GOSSIP

Jennie June in the Baltimore American.
Il rather singular that, although the
Herald was never so able a paper as now,
its circulation is steadily falling of, while
that of the NelU York Tribune is steadily
increasing, standing at nearly double its
figures of last year. NeWsdealers who
formerly took only forty or fifty copies
Of the Tribune now take eighty and
a hundred, and they say that it is encrOach-
ing rapidly upon the circulation Of both the
Times and the Herald There is no doubt
of the fact thst the Tribune is the ablest
paper we have, and in all intelligent re-
spects the most enterprising. II deserves
infinite credit for the wisdom with which
it is working itself Gear of the many en-
barraSsments into which the candidature Of
good, kind, wise, but, in that one instance,
mistaken Horace Greeley plunged it. 1t is
edited with amazing industry, yet with re-
markable judgment, discretion and liberal
ity. Mr.. Reid is not dOgmatic, nor even
selEOpiniOnated, which is wonderful in so
young and able man. He has his coun-
sellers, which constitute a sort of cabinet,
and, il is said, decides upon nothing i'm
pOrtant without a consultation. II is in
tinitely to his credit that his cabinet is COM
posed of such men as Col. John Hay, Mr..
Ripley, and Mr.. Z. G. Steadman, and that
they willingly recognize the quality Of
their leader.
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PLAN OLE THE LOTTERY

The plumbers from 70 5000, corresponding
With those numbers on the tickets, printed on
separate slips OF paper, are enciIcled <ith
small tin tubes, and placed IN one wheel The
first 26S prizes, similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another wheel. The wheels ara
then revolVed, and number Is drawn from the
wheel Of numbers, and at the same time prize
Is drawn from the other wheel The number and
prizes drawn out are opened and exhibited 70
the audience, and registered by tbs Commits
siOners, the prize being placed against the num-
Der drawn This operation is repeated until an
the prizes are drawn out
Explanation OF ApErOximaffOn Prize
The two preceding and,tFO succeeding num-
bers 70 those drawing the first three 81 priEss
viii be entitled 70 the y approximation 7 rizes
For example: II ticket No. N go draws the
$4,000 prize, those tickets numbered II ,24s N :
2i9, lY25l, II ,2, win each be entitled 70 S. GOO
IL ticket No, $50 draws the so, 600 prize, those
tickets numbered 54S, $40, 55I, $50, viii each be
entitled 70 Sl,625, and 50 on, according to the
above scheme.
The 5000 prizes Of SO win be determined BY
the last figure Of the number that draws the $50
90 prize For example: 1t the number drawing
the $1,000 prize ends with then an the tickets
where the number ends with viii be entitled 10
SO II the number lends with 2, then all the
tickets where the number ends with VIII be
entitled % SO, and 80 on 70 o.
EF-kemember that every prize Is GrEWn, and
payable in fun without deduction.
Persons wishing 10 purchase tickets should
send money in a Registered Letter, a Post-Ofice
Order, OF BY Express-eitheE way is safe.
All orders viii be promptly attended 70, aud
Immediately after the lottery Il drawn the com
missiOners' certified printed drawing viii be
sent 70 each purchaser Of tickets.
This Lottery was established in 1850, under 4
charter granted BY the legislature OF Ken
lucky, for the benefit OF the University OF Pad
ucah. Holders OF prizes are secured BY ample
bonds deposited with the State by the Lottery
managers.
The Official drawings Of this Lottery viii DO
published in the Louisville COurier-sTGurnal
New York Herald, and New York sun.
PRIZES PAID IN Full.
Address or call on GEO. WEBSTER, No.
U Third street, between Main and
Market, Louisville, Ky.
jan12 wed, fri sun Ssw till jams
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THE Senatorial struggle in Pennsyl-
wanna Is about narrowed down between
Messrs. Buckalew and Wallace. The
latter is a member Of the present
Legislature, and a brochure has recent
" appeared in Harrisburg questioning
his eligibility on that ground, without
mentioning him by name. Art. II
sec. 8 of the Pennsylvania Constitu-
ton reads as follows:
'No Senator or Representative shall,
during the time for which be shall
have been elected, be appQifae,l to any
civil Office under this Commonwealth;
and no member Of Congress or other
person holding any Office Except #
attorneSat law or IN the mlhtia) under
the United States or this Common
wealth, shall b. a member Of either
House during his continuance in Of
fee"
The pamphlet proceeds to argue that
the words "appointment" and "elec-
ton" as applied to Federal Senator's,
are interchangeable. Several different
State constitutions are cited IN support
Of this view. 1t is next argued that
the United States Senatorship is
civil Office under this commonwealth"
In support Of this latter view, the &C
ton Of the Senate itself, IN the Blount
impeachment, when it decided that a
Senator Is not an officer of the United
States, Is cited. An elaborate reply to
this brochure has already appeared IN
the papers, but the question VIII hold
a prominent place In the pending con-
test.
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JOHN w. FORNEY's swAG.


Mr.. Forney is now in Europe as a special
agent of the United States Centennial
Commission, OF the Centennial Board Of
Finance, we do not know which. He Is so
recognized abroad by the London press,
and his sayings and dOings are reported as
official acts Of a Centennial representative.
Why any mystery has been thrown around
his mission we do not know, and as to the
terms upon which he is serving the Com
mission, we are profoundly ignorant. But
the Centennial Exposition cannot afford to
employ, however indirectly, any agent
against whom such testimony as that of
Alert and Mcfarland is thus publicly re-
corded. And it is the clear though dis
agreeable duty Of the managers to purge
themselves from all relations with any
agent who is thus posted before the world
as a receiver Of brides.
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sHERIDAN's MILITARY sTAHDING.
New York Express.

Sheridan has been called a very able
graduate Of West Point, but not so able
according 20 the recOrd-nOt even as high
as the President. In a class (1S43) Of 80,
Grant stood No. q, with ingalls, and Dent
behind him, while Sheridan, in a class
C1S5S) Of -, was but No. 81. The
leading man Of Grants class was a
prescribed Federal soldier, William
b. Franklin, and Of Sheridan's James B.
Macpherson, dead at Atlanta, and now
almost forgotten. But West Point is not
just the school for civilians, though the
Constitution Of the United States is pre-
sulned 10 be studied there. Nor is it the
best school in which to make Presidents,
as experience has shown. For making
army officers there may be no schools bet
ter, but when mere cavalry raiders are
turned into Lieutenant Generals, and
Lieutenant Generals address civilians as
"banditti," "murderers" and Sassassins,"
and then persist in their assaults and in
suits, it is not just the proper thing for q
civil government.
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NOT DEFEATED, BUT EXTINCT.
(Mass.) Republican.

(Mass.) Republican.
There may not be any very striking re-
semblance between the events Of 70 day
and those Of q hundred years ago; but, if
any can be traced, it looks as if Hr. Bryant
and Mr.. EvaIts and Gov. Castor are Occu-
pying the places Of sam Adams and the
other Massachusetts patriots. 1 think
these gentlemen and those who act with
them will be likely to solve the question of
what is 10 be done about it, about as soon
as anybody. We are TO be congratulated
that this commonwealth speaks with all
the courage and plainness that it is needful
to speak, and with all the prudence; cOnsid-
ering the danger that the Governors Opin-
ions and language, as 4 Democrat, ad-
dressed to a Legislature which is "Repub-
lean in both branches, might possibly be
charged TO paTtisanship rather than to patri-
Otism. l do not believe that this can be
done with any degree Of fairness. All
things at Washington tend to show that the
Republican party" as an organization
protesting 10 have certain principles Of ad-
mlnistratiOn, is dead. 1 do not mean de-
feated, but extinct. If anything better can
be said of it, it is this, that it is in the con-
ditiOn of that organism whose exit was ar
rested by some mesmerie prOcess-the story
is related by Poe-which the mo
ment the spell was lifted, be-
came a sinking mass Of putresence.
If any man, now a Republican, for ex-
ample Wilson or Blaine, has the PreSiden-
CT on the brain, let him get it off immedi-
ately by taking ground against this Louisi-
ana usuTpation. Things may get so mixed
within month that "DemOcrat" will be
as likely to be chosen Senator in any Of the
Republican States which are to elect as
one who is not democrat" It is Of lit
tie use for the newspapers to debate wheth-
er the President or Congress is the more to
blame up to this time. Both are of the
same ''party'' thus far, and that is the very
worst feature of tie case for the party.
While the President usurps power, tie leg
islafive branch consents to the usurpatiOn.
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Photograph GALLERIES.
HUGHES BROS, corner Cherry and Ash sts.
I. +. SALlSMAN, 40 Union, near Cherry street.
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Salt Salt!
NOTICE.

NOLlOEs
AL PERSONS INDEBTED TO JOHN NJ.
"A Mckee & Brother are requested 10 come
forward and pay their indebtedness or their ac-
counts will he placed I'm the hands OF an officer
for collection, as the bushes must be settled AZ
soon as possible.
The stock of goods is on sale at I. j. Reese &
Co.'S, North College street, and persons want
inc Hats Shirts etc. can puchase them low
down. ISAAC LITTON, Trustee.
Ian. IL. 1875. janl2 lw
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and now earnestly urges them to take
such action as VIII make his duty ''per-
fectly clear" His position, summed
up IN a nutshell, is: Nobody was
elected Governor Of Louisiana, but I
recognized Kellogg and informed you
of it; you took no action, and I have
sustained him through thick and thin;
I may have done wrong, because ] did
not see my duty perfectly clear" now
l beg of you to make it so plain that a
blind man may see it.
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House and Sign Painters.
BEAsLET BUTH, 90 n. Cor. Public Square.
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If the Michigan Republicans want
to give the Republican party a big
boost, they viii defeat Chandler. He
has been In the Senate altogether to
long for the good Of either his country
or party. With Butler out Of the way
IN the House, and Chandler out Of the
Senate, the party would enter the race
for the next Presidential election with
a good deal less weight than It Is now
carrymg.-CjHciHEati Gazette.
With Grant out Of the With House
and Sheridan out Of Louisiana, ''the
party" would be relieved a hundred
fold as much. There are plenty of
subsidy grabbers left IN both Senate
and House, after Butler and Chandler
are gone.
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SUNDRY exchanges IN the large cities
are noting the increase Of mortality
during the present cold spell. The old
and feeble yield more readily when the
temperature is at its lowest. Among
the people IN middle life, the mortuary
lists show an amazing excess Of those
affected by heart or lung diseases. The
more sudden the change to cold, the
more fatal 1t proves among all classes
Of victims.
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EVEN IN the saloons opinions upon grave
subjects are expressed fOrcibly. 4 gentle
man slightly under the infunce of the in
toxicating bowl furnished proof of this
fact. the other night. '.Whisky, zur,' said
he "hic-brichtens the intellect. 1t ought,
by thunder, to be introduced into the pub
lie schools, Zur,n
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Lumber and Building Material
NORTHERN 4 HOWELL, 1s4 Cor. Broad and
High streets,
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.ESSesSOr'S Notice.

OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE, ETC, IN
the city are requested 10 come forward, within
the next TEN DAYS, and furnish the Assessor
with a list OF their real and personal prop
erty subject to taxation. It is important that
all should be prompt.
JOHN 7. GLENN, Assessor,
jan15 Iw ONCE South End City Hall.
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THE Oregon Legislature has passed
an act providing that a person losing
money at gaming, shall have the right
to recover at law twice the amount.
This system viii work beautifully.
The more a man loses. the more he
winsl If it do S not break every faro
bank in the State, Oregon may as well
quit legisLating on the subject.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1873.

LITTLE PHIL's ''banditti" threaten
to take the country. They are more
numerous North than South, Judging
by our Republican exchanges. There
is the Chicago Tribune, for instance,
talking Of ''the New York Press Ban
ditti.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
ANOTHER
OPPORTU NIFTY

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS, WITH POSI-
BILE RETURN OF THOUSANDS, Is OFFERED
BY THE POsTPONEMEET OF PUBLIC IL
BRARY OF KENTUCKY, TO THE 9th OF
FEBRUARY MKT, OF THEIR FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT AND DRAWING. THE MAN
AGENENT ARE PLEDGED TO THE RETURN
OF THE MONEY IF THE DRAWING SHOULD
NOT CONE OFF AT THE DAY NOW AP-
uor,-Trn
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A NORTHERN exchange soberly ar
CUES against the policy Of the Govern
ment, regulating the clothes that the
people shall wear. It appears, a project
Is on foot bywhieh the signal service can
be used to inform boards of health
throughout the country Of probable
atmospheric changes, so that people
can be instructed as to whether they
should wear flannel or cotton drawers;
plug hats or SLOUGH caps; dress OF over
coats
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Saddles, Harness, Etc.
c. L. HOEERTON 4 CO., So Markets..
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Col. HENRY o. KENT, the man
whom the Democrats of New Hamp-
shire have nominated for Governor,
was an active member Of the Republic
can party down to 1872, when he came
out In favor Of Horace Greeley for
President. He has been a lawyer, ed
itor and soldier, and is now a banker
md something Of a farmer.
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PIasteriHg and CalsOHliBiRg.
JOSEPH EMMETT, No. 80 n. cor. Public Square.
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CEIEBS.

THERE WILL BE A CALLED MEETING
of the CGlebs Club, at the Maxwell House,
on Friday night, the 18th inst, at \ O'Clock.
The Executive Committee will meet prompt
" at O'Clock, on the same night and place.
Z. o. PARSONS, President.
I F CALDWELL. Sec'v fanI4 n
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DEALERS IN COAL.
SEWANEE
C o A L!
REDUCED!
Crate Coal, by the Car Load,
Is cents per bushel.
Crate Coal, by the Cart Load,
20 ID cents per bushel.
n THE CLASSIFICATION OF COAL
which we have made, and which experience
satisfies Us Is right, the above wiz embrace
Lump and large Round Coal
Stove Coal, by the car load, 13
cents per bushel.
Stove Coal, by the cart load, II
cents per buShel.
This Embraces Small Round, and
Chestnut or Nut Coal, Wei
Cleaned.
This Embraces Small Round, and
Chestnut or Nut Coal, Wen
Cleaned.

Fine Coal win be sold at nun 10 to "A cents
per bushel, depending on Inequality, andshOuld
always be bought by special contract, IS there
are several grades.
In the above prices, when the sale Is by the
cart load, the hauling is included; but when By
the car load, 1t means at the yard in Nashville,
and If desired we win deliver 1t anywhere in the
city at cents per bushel.
In the above classification and reduction Of
Coal, it is contemplated to give classes the
benefit Of the largest reduction. Persons not
able TO buy carload may unite with others,
and We viii dlstrIbute the Coal IS directed,
50 we make but one settlement for the carload.
For Lump Coal at Cowan, by the car load, p
cents per bushel; run Of the mines at COwsn,
cents per busheli Egg or Stove Coal at 8 cents,
and Fine COaIat cents
The freight on this Coal can be ascertsined
from the agents Of the Nashville, Chattanooga
and St Louis Railway.
The oSces for the sale Of Coal win be kept at
the yard, DO Cedar street, near Chattanooga de-
pot, and in No. Il North Cherry street MAX
well Housed.
For heat and durability, this Coal has no equal
in the country. For making steam and working
in iron, its superiority Is scarcely questioned;
and as to is being pleasant CRATE Coal, when
well handled, the witnesses are too numerous 70
justify reference. Its freedom from sulphur
and other impurities makes it not only . pleasant
but beautiful Coal for family use.
The agent at the yard Oface is Mr.. B. H.
Hord, and at the once up town, Leslie Warner
and John B. COlyar.
Orders viii be received BY ". Q. Handley,
Agent, corner Of University and Lafayette
streets
A. S. COLYAR, President
dee221m TEN. Coal and r. r. Co.
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THE total debt of Pennsylvania at
the close Of the fiscal year, November
so, 1874, was S24.56S, SIS, which, de-
Quoting some 100000 of bonds in
the sinking fund, reduces the debt to
about I5l millions Of dollars. Within
the past year the debt was reduced by
81, $780, 1856, notwithstanding the reve-
nues were decreased by lessened taxa
ton 81, 100000.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
LEGISLATIVE OFFICES
For COmptrOIIer.

AYE are authorized 70 announce VIM T..
w SAMPLE, Of Davidson county, as a can
didate for Comptroller Of the Treasury at the
ensuing session OF the Tennessee Legislature.
decl5 ii
ATE are authorized to announce DR.. j. M.
w SHARPE as a candidate for the Office Of
Comptroller at the ensuing session Of the Lsgis-
lature. now ii
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
Cumberland Coal.

OWENS, Newell s co. have received
large lot Of this celebrated Coal, which they
propose 70 sell at the lowest market price. Of
fee, 81 South College and 30 Union street
". c. HURT, Agent.
lang fl sun rrad In
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Geo. P. RoweII & Co.

Conduct an Agency for the reception Of .ad yer-
tlsements Ior American NEwsPA PERs-fho r,rse
complete establishment OF the kind In the World
olA thousand NEWsPAPERs are kent regulariv
on ME- open 70 inspection BY customers. Ever
advertisement is taken az the home price AZ
tne paper, without any additional charge or
commission An advertiser, I'm dealing with the
Agency is saved trouble and c0rresbondenoa
making one contract instead Of a dozen, hum
oreQ or q thousand. A Book OF eighty pagss.
containing lists OF best papers largest circfiIa-
IONS religious, Agricultural, class, political
Gelly AND country papers, and an Publications
Nhlen are specially valuable 70 advertisers. viii
some information about prices, e sent FRFE
% aAy address on application. Person At a d.
lance wishing 70 make contracts for allvertisfn,
IN any Town. city, county, State OF Territory o.
me United states OF any portion Of the Dornin-
Ion Of Canada, may send q concise statement OF
what they want, together with cOpv OF the
Advertisements they desire inserted, and
viii receive Information by return mail which
VIII enable them 70 decide whether to fnereas
or reduce the order. For such information there
Is no charge Orders are taken for a single
paper az vel as Tor q list for single dollar a.
readily as Tor larger sum. Ofices, Times
Il Park Row, N. 7.
dec 27d6wEw
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Boxers and C0nfsetiOners.
A. RANNIE, "a Broad and 100 S. Market g.
W. S. CURRIN, 295 South Cherry Street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
J. N. ROBSON,
Commission Merchant
Nos. 6s East Bay and 3 2Atlantic Wharf,
CHARLESTON.

Having ample means for advances, a business
experience Of twenty years, and combining him
self strictly 20 q Commission Business, without
operating on hts own account, respectfully 50
Lists consignments Of Cotton, Elour, Corn,
Wheat, etc. ncvtst
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]. A. DAHLGREN,
General Commission Broker,
Corner Church and Market SITS.

REFERENCES Berry, Demoville & Co,
and National Banks, Nashville; Danl W. Bell,
St. Louis, or Mittenberger s. Pollock, New Or
leans. 1anl4 II
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

TfOR THE SPEEDY CURB OF SIENNA
E Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all disorder
brought on by indiscretiOn or excess. Any drug
gist has the ingredients. Address DIT. i. HE
TON q CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. oe2gdfy
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DEALERS IN MUSIC.
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIANS.
DIR. ID. s. SOUTHWICK,

NONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, one Of the
1 } most successful specialists OF New Ork city,
has located permanently IN Nashville. Guaran-
tees an cases Of private diseases Of both sexes
Also, liquor, tobacco, opium, and al sueh bane-
fnI babits. cured permanently. Medicines sent
bv Express. Gail, or address with stamp, Pri-
vate Office, ia North Cherry street, near post
Office Nashville, Tenn. aug29 ly Gu thcssat
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THE latest version is that Pinchback
promised, if elected to the Senate, he
would, upon gaining his seat, immedi-
ately resign, contenting himself With
mere back pay and mileage. Pinch IS
a sharp mulatto, and if he once gets
seated, we would give little Cor tie
chances Of Packard or Brother-in-law
Casey, until his term expires.
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Boots and Shoes.
B. B. CUTTER, corner OF Broad and College St..
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HOTELS.
Prices Reduced.

III EALs, 25c.; LODGING, SOC q MEAL
Tickets, $500. Nice rooms for single men and
families, at the
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
los and los North College street
novTR I'm
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EggsI Eggs! EggsI

WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
price for all eggs delivered az my store until the
first of April. Correspondence invited
s. G.. BRADLEY,
General Produce Dealer, No. 145 South Market
street. Nashville, Tenn. janl Pm
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Auction and Commission Merchants.
FISSTEAD, SHIELDS CO., 81 Public Square.
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MEDICAL.
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful iInprudence, causing
premature decay, nervous debility, ETC., having
tried in vain every known remedy, has found q
simple self-cure which he will send FRKz 70 his
fellOw-sufferers- Address j. H. REEVES. Is
Nassau street, New York. dec22 3m
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CaTTiGgs Manufacturers and Dealers.
?. N. ALLES 4 CO., ls2 and "a North Cherry
street
". S. HUM, No. liz North Cherry street..