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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
PALACES ON FIFTH AVENUE.
The New Buildings About To Be Erected
on New York's Fashionable
Thoroughfare.
tEli Perkins IN the Chicago Tribune.l

New York Ia soon to have four new dwelling
houses as good as some OF yovr best houses
pire City, with all It's wealth, does not possess
as beautiful o residence as Mr.. Perry Smiths y,
In Chicago Mrs. Stewards Is grand, cold
pile Of marble without style or beauty. It is
simply q marble quarry piled up on q great
square. William II. Vanderbilt's and the two
Astors' houses are simply big square brown
stone boxes, unrelieved by porteos or anything
to make them homelike. They look like the
stereotype county court-hOuses that we have
seen In Iowa and Kansas.
Mrs. Fred Stevens, corner Of Fifty-seventh
street and Fifth Avenue, built two years ago
the first beautiful house In New York. She
made the first departure from the monotonOuH
brOwn-stone; and now VIM. H. Vanderbilt
and his SONS Cornelius and William K, to
whom the old Commodore left about six mil
lion dollars apiece are building four houses
on Fifth Avenue which 1t is thought will be
the four hantlsomest private dwellings In the
country. These dwellings OF the Vanderbilts
are to Be located as follows VIM. H. Wander
bilt has bought whole square, one block
alone and opposite st. Patrick's Cathedral,
between Fifty-tirst and Fifty second sire -.
On this square he is to build two residences Wy
one for himself, 85x125, and double house
for his two daughters, Mrs. VIM. ID. Sloane
and Mrs. Elliot Shepherd. His other married
daughter, Mrs. Twombly, has o house two
blocks further up the avenue. The double
house Of his two daughters is to be 85x115,
ner, while Mr.. Vanderbilts house will occupy
the Ftfty-f1rst street corner Of the same
square west side)
On the northwest corner OF Fifty-second
street, just across the side street from Van
derbilt's house, his son, William K. Wander
bilt, ls building house which is to be S0x100.
Still further up the avenue, on the north
west corner Of Fifty seventh street, Mr.. Cor
residence on lot measuring 45x10O. These
purchases will cost about $2o00,000 They
are all to be built Ia q modern way They
are to have stained windows, tiling, brass
work, carved bricks, and everything that
makes modern house attractive outside.
They will not be such pictures as the coun-
try house of Mr.. Henry Probasco, In Cincin-
natl, nor SO grand as Legrand Lockwood's
house in Norwalk; but they will be beautiful
In form, and each will be surrounded by q
small lawn. A lawn on Fifth avenue, where
land is worth $4,000 for each running foot, Is
an expensive luxury.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
GeOxraul,tcal.
[Louisville Courier-Journal, ]

lLOulEVllle COuri6r-JOur
An estimable Louisville young man, who
teaches class at Sunday school and occupies
prominent position In the choir, has a fancy
for the maiden who sings the alto. The last
time he called Oh her he found her, with her
father and mother, entertaining the minister.
grace as he uldcommand, he joined the dig
nifled circle and maintained his share OF the
conversation very creditably, considering the
u,nloward circumstances. The minister, who
burned the talk to his hobby, and was revel-
lng u gorgeous description OF his favorite
country GO Brazil, when the small boy Of the
I'D who was building a block church on
Travelled, any?" mo, child, no.-you mustn't
speak when others are talking s'Then, when
I was a-lyin' under the sofy Sunday night,
and sister and MI. John come in from church
come her to say that the incest land she ever
was in was Lapland?'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

Att o. m. two duelists, who are to fight to
the death at place in the suburbs, meet at
the ticket-office Of the railroad station.
Gimme return ticket, as usual" says the
first duelist to the clerk in terrible tone and
say, do you always buy return tickets n
stammers his opponent. always" Then
T an00piZan
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

Hospital at Brest, and as these Investigations
were made by the Swedish Ambassador, and
In the newspapers, they attracted some at
tention. Capt. Kramer heard about the affair
and sent d note to the Ambassador, and, q
month later on the Ambassador came In state
to bring Nine. Kramer formal acknowledge
ment from her father, the former Gen. Berna-
dotte, the present King Charles XIV Of
Sweden. Capt Kramer and his wife went
Immediately to Stockholm; they were en-
appointed attache to the Swedish Legation
In Paris
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

\ Increase in the value IN two years Of the
importation Of sugar not over No. Dutch
standard, 1O4.Oo per cent, the increase In
weight being 62.O5 per cent.
The increase in the duty collected from this
grade OF sugar has been In two years 6147
Der cent, while the ad uatorem rate Of duty to
value has fallen from 57.25 per cent III 1876 to
1858 per cent In 1878.
During the same period there has been d
notable decrease In the quantity, value, duty
collected, and id ralorem rates on grades
above No, standard,
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sugars were artiflclally colored as have de-
tailed, but that although this claim OF the
government that they mere artiheially colored
was maintained, II was powerless under the
anti-moiety act OF June %, 1874, to enforce
fines, penalties and forfeitures against per.
sons or property, unless there Is proof OF
guilty knowledge or fraud
The following carefully prepared table will
show the relative value and proportion Of the
different grades imported In the years 1876,
1877 and 1873:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

Our co-brother x. Is strongly avaricious.
Yesterday, at the corner OF the boulevard and
Of the suburb Montmartre, little beggeress
stretches him the hand. By hazard extraor-
binary x. gives piece of money to the in
FAINT and distances himself. Mister" cries
at the extremity of an instant the little girl,
your piece is FALSE s rEh well =! makes ..; x,
1t In recompense Of thy honesty"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

cts very singular, Internal singular, .
unused DR.. Bloggers. the other day. What's
singular" asked another cemetery enlarger.
forty-five years ago she ran needle In her
foot, and" EXACTLY, and to-day" put In
the other, st came out Of her elbow, sup
pose" mo, it didn't. It came out Of the
back Of her grandson's head-that is what
haafs mo y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

A few years ago a COON hunting Kentucky
major had a fine piece of land which he de-
sired to sell. He told friend about it, who
demonstrated and said: ..Why, major, you
ought not to think about selling that property
"Yaluable the devil z replied the major, Il We
not caught coon off that land for ten
yearg'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
A Happy Thought for halls and Parties
IL

Alta ball at Paris the other day ladies were
given sort Of check-book with counterfoils.
On these checks were printed, "Good for -
dance" These they gave signed to their in
tended partners, and then wrote the name of
the partner on the counterfoil. By this
means all mistakes were avoided.
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- . =.

With sandals on her feet, close-ftting
bathing suit, and an oilskin cap for her head,
ting wet in the least. Still it must be- rather
dry amusement Il New Haven Register.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
IMPORTED SUGARS.
Congressman Acklen on the Sugar
Tariff.

How to protect the government against
The fraud In colorinR on the revenue gave the
Secretary Of the Treasury great trouble. It
was found lii the Baltimore trial that the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

She held firmly on to the ropes and gayly
warbled, ooh, George, isn't this just nice !?
Now, really, I think this just too exquisite
for anything, with the cool breezes blowing
silvery foam around ia little fairy goblets,
and -" The dash denotes the moment
she swallowed the biiIow
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
de James
OLIVE OIL.

YT,HE BRAND OF OLIVE OIL OF PLAG-
y MOL DE JAMES So universally known. is
the only brand which has been awarded the
Of Paris In 1878. and the Prize Medal at the Ex-
position Of Philadelphia In 1876 We, the IN
Of Mr.. PLAGNIOL DE JAMES, OF Marseiles
do hereby caution the public that any forgers
and imftators OF said brand will be prosecuted
with the utmost vigor Of the law
jyst 81 and 90 Decatur street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

and see how those little fisheries are getting
on that cost us $5,500,000. He might arrange
for q s'rebait."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25

building. Take warning and insure with
Mr. |. {. Fowler, who represents the
finest companies on the continent.
Madam Rhul will give concert at
Conway Hall next Friday night. | am
requested to say that the Bristol Brass
Band will furnish music on the occasion.
Mr.. JAS. W. Carr and bride arrived in
Bristol last Friday night, Mr.. Jos. r.
Anderson gave the happy couple re-
ception last night at his residence
Quite number Of the young people of
the town were in attenlance, and the oc-
casion was one that will be remembered
with pleasure by all who were there.
A young friend of mine, low of statue,
but large OF heart, who has for some
time been nursing, with tender solicila-
ton, a mOustachc of delicate texture,
has succeeded in frightening the beauty
and effect thereof by the application of a
liquid Of very decided color, and Is now
ready to lead captive the heart Of some
unsuspecting but charming maiden.
1t is possible you may not hear from
me again for some time. The Brokers'
Bill passed in the House of Delegates ut
Richmond yesterday, 7G to 80, and MS
there is nothing else of importance to
transact, our delegates will in all proba-
bility return in few days. Then ]
shall yield up this pen to one who is
more worthy and yet more capable of
entertaining you. return thanks to
those who have appreciated my humble
efforts to entertain and please, and trust
that when under the potent spell of an
able arm you will not forget 1919.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
Trouble in Kansas.
DEsPERADoEs THREATEN TO BURN


DEsPERADoEs THREATEN TO BURN A
TOWN.
A dispatch from Little Rock, Arkan-
sas, SAYS that John Reed, bushwhacker
and man who has considerable follow
ing in Washington county, demurrcd to
the arrest of friend of his at Fayett-
vile few days ago. and when the Tailor
proceeded to lock him up, Reed felle1
him with bottle. The .jailor retorted
by shooting Reed through the heart
The killing Of their leader 80 exasperat-
cd the mountain men that they threaten
ed to attack and burn Fayetteville. The
citizens became alramed. and telegraph
ed to Governor Miller for assistance
Representative Moore proceeded to Fay
ettville Immediately, and raised COM
pany for the protection Of the town,
armed with needle guns. When the
desperadoes found the citizens were pre-
pared, they left their arms outside of the
town, making no demonstration. At
fairs are reported MS being very critical,
and every effort is being made to pre-
vent an outbreak.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
EnR SHERIEF.
A SPLENDiD OFFER.

10 those who wish to obtain first
class magazine for very little mon
sy, We have made arrangements with
Mr. S. S. Wood, by which we are
enabled to offer his excellent maya
xine and the Nt,Vs--both one year for
Two Dollars. No subscriptions taken
AZ this rate unless paid in advance. -
This extraordinary offer will only pre-.
vail for short time. The opportnni-
~ OF obtaining home paper and a
first class family magazine, for one
year, for the small sum Of two dollars
should be improved by every family
in the land. Specimen copy OF the
magazine can be seen on application
At this Office. Parties desiring to take
other periodicals, will be given all the
advantage obtained by clubbing with
the NfWS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25

II opens with Lutte Piri'nna,' n
article from the pen Of Horace T.
~cudder Describing child-life am0ng
the early. settlers Of New England
There are two illustrations by G"orv'
I. Barnes, one OF them, THE Tl'hing.
n,au Keeping order among the Little
Pdritahs at CbutCh forming the
frnn,ispiec- of the number.
Thomas Hughes. the famous author
of Tom Browns School, Days nj Rnr
by. contribute u lively English 10y
story which 10 illustrated with .cari
tai pictures by Kate Greenaway Of
London
Harrie, Prescott SpniIord II repre-
.pntrd by the frat half OF n siory enti
tied, a Boy Astronomer, Que Of the
illustrations being hy &. s. R-nhart
The New York training school foi
Little H"uasmaid-. - ropnlar'
k"owu ~ tn. Kitchen Gnrien with
lie gamer AMI songs ~ the children
are described hv OliN 9I,u' i'm
Ionr art'c'" prof,isrly illustrated by
Jessie Curtis ....,
Theta Thaxirr presents n lovely
Easter Sonu;' Lucy I.arcnm charm
irg April poem entitled Shower aud
Flowpr,.' aud Irs Mary Mares DHdpo
.,,m. c"mical verses ahnm I'll" Linn
Biz Woman and thu Big Little Gir''
There ARE two ,olcs of AL "niur, !;
me. "A Morning tall fIoma Panther.
Hpsil"s NIL THU ther" are: n bio
graphical sketch ~ John Milton. with
three portraits II him ut different i'p-
riods "f his life: n story OF German
fairies. with beautiful picture: aud
the Hsunl overflow "f good things Il"
the editorial departments j ok In
th..Pnpii' l. tier Box aud Rid
dlr-v,x'
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Sidewalk Letter.
o. THE SIpr-WAIK
Aturnh OS 1870

On THE SIrr-WAIK)
March 81 1870. I
The clustering days Of March are
nearly over. Old Sol crossed over the
line last Friday and is marshalljng his
forces for the final overthrow Of his al
ready re,reaiing advcrsary-old Boreas.
Tho victor's banner Of green and gold
will soon be floating IN triumph over
wood and meadow---oyer mountain and
dnle.--scnding out sweet incense from nj
tars Of flowers MS token Of peace and
good will to all. As n chilling blast,
ever and anon hurled back by the re-
.reating monarch, reaches is, We bid
him farewell without y pang of regret.
The party of gentlemen who started
from New York some weeks ago, on
horse-back. to Patagonia, reached Bris-
tol last Thursday, and left on Monday
morning. II consists Of Col. Tudor. an
Englishman, Or. Ayme, Il Scientist, and
AAiutant Neil Hamilton. They gave mn
entertainment at Conway Hall on Satur-
hHy night, consisting Of lectures by Col.
Tudor aud DR.. Ayme, md rendition
of beautiful poem Ivy Col Tudor. The
audience was small, owing probably TO
he Indictment weather. Those who Mt
tended we've much pleased. | did not
attend. I me- md converscd with Col.
Tudor, who seemed TO be quite nice
gentleman. They will pass through
Knoxville, Chattanooga. Nashville and
Mcmthi' lont SUPPOSE II Is any
huslrcss NJ n,nc 10 spccnlate on the
mission " these gentlemen, which seems
to be- r,hct vague They say they are
going through 20 their destination, and
wish them nl manner of success.
The Tennessee legislature has passed
a hill giving Bristol n special court
Judge Hacker was In town yesterday for
the purpose Of orening The court, hut
after sending n message To Nashville and
receiving reply lctiled not to do so.
M hc was uncertain M 10 the propflety
nj this time. II will ic four months
before court viii he. orened hero. The
Bristol Brlss Band disoursed aor'r cS-
ccllcni music on the occasion. ! would
here say we can boast Of M good band
rs there IL IN the State. Prof. Bensfeldi,
the leather, is No. I musician.
Mr.. james Barnes. probably one Of
the largest men In L. Tenn. died ut his
home, eight miles below Blountvillc,
last Thursday He weighed go pounds
VIVA about 81 on 80 years old, and was
soldier IN tie MeXlcM war.
Mr.. j. NJ. Barker, ut The solicitation If
bis many friends, has consened To be-
come candidate for the Office of Mayor
NJ Bristol ut the May election. Mr.. BAR
ker's popularity and the universal sniis.
fiction he gave while incumbent In that
Office has caused his friends to urge him
forward. From all ! can learn he will
probably have no opposition.
Walnut Grove Church, near Wallarc's
Switch, took fire from u defective nuc
and was burned TO the ground last Sun
day. Rev. Mr.. Brisooe WIS holding SER
vices at the tune, aud bud just finished
reading the morning lesson. when II was
discovered that the whole roof Of the
building wns In flames. The church WIS
a new one and only lately anlshed. It
cost about 5000. did not learn whcth.
rr or not there was any insurance on tho
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
Births.


FARlS.-In Bristol, on the 18th of
March, the wife of Mr.. j. p. Faris, of
a son. .... isl.
GALLIHER.-On Va. Hill, Goodson,
Va, on the 18th Of March, the wife of
Mr.. A. S. Galliher, of Il son-OsCAR
RoLANDUs.
.rnrt 10
TRAMMELL.--In Goodson, on the
10Th of March, the wife of Mr.. James
Trammell, of a daughter.
WARREN.-In Bristol, on the 18th
of March, the wife of Mr.. Il. a. War
rem, of daughter-RAcHEI..
, COOPER.--In Bristol, on the 2Sth of
February, the wife of Mr.. Floyed Coop
er, of twins--LILLY and MAGGIE.
STUART.--In Bristol, on the of
March, the wife of Mr.. Jackson Stuart,
of a daughter.
WHITE.-At the Bristol Cotton Mills
on the - of March, the wife of Mr.. j.
n. White Of daughter.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
Personal.

Rev. /. S. Anderson, filled the pulpit
at the first Presbyterian Church last
Sunday at II a. m, Rev. G.. A. Cald-
well, the pastor, being engaged in re-
vival meeting at Morristown.
We had pleasant call last week from
Messrs. I. F. Jones, and Robert Lowry,
Of Abingdon.
Rev. DR.. A. j. Brown, preached at
Rev. z. L.-Burson's church last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. G. w. Schofield, Advertising
Agent, Of New York, can be relied up
on to fill all contracts made with news
papers. The above is Our experience
after trial of several years.
We are in receipt of copy Of the
Congressional Record of the first session
of the Forty-Sixth Congress; and OH the
roll Of the House we notice the name Of
our Representative, Hon. j. B. Rich
monl. He passed through Bristol few
days ago on his way to Washington.
Rev. d. O. Byers preached at the
I'D Presbyterian church last Sunday,
morning and night. His sermons
are spoken Of as Astounding in an
earnestpess and logical connection
as is seldom equalled and rarely sur
passed.
Mr.. r. l.. Davidson, who has been
an employee of the Mfws for the last
five years, has decided to locate at
Knoxville, Tenn. He will probably
leave for that place on Thursday night
next. Mr.. Davidson is a steady,
competent and useful hand in print.
Ing Office, and has given general sat-
isfacton. We commend him to the
craft and the citizens of Knoxville.
He leaves many warm friends in Bris'
tol, who are 10th to see hin leave
He has our best wishes for his future
welfare.
Mr. Jos, II. Anderson accompanied
by hin son, Mr. Jno. c. Anderson, left
on this mornings train for the Northern
cities. They will purchase large and
handsome stock of Spring and Summer
goods.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
For Sale.

A good two story house containing
four rooms lexl7, good dining room,
kitchen and store room. Lot containing
4 of an acre, property. situated on va.
Hill, corner of Monroe and Edmond
Streets. This Is most desirable proper.
ty, and can be bought very low for cash,
or on short time. Apply at this office
for farther infornation, or to ass
mch. Is, '7g-tf. u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
Ahnounc cement.

ToR COMMISSIONER OF Revenue.
We are requested to ahnooh"" r
DnAKE SANDERS. OF Glade SrrinR
Tow nship. n candidate for the OH ~
Con, M missioner Of the Revenue fr Ihe
Upper End District OF the county.
We are authorized to announce Rev
w. +. DOANE, as a candidate for The
Once of Com missioner 81 Revenue far
the Lower End of Washington Coun-
~.
We arc authorized to announce Mr..
John d. Black well Of Saltville Town
ship, a candidate for re'ei"r'ion 10
the Office Of Com missioner Of the Rev
snus for the upper end of the County
we are authorized and requested 10
INTRODUCES M. II. LATHAM q can'i
date for Corn IA issioner Of Revenue Tor
the lower end Of Washington county
We arc authorized 10 announce
Win. i Roberto u candidate f,i Com
missioner Of Revenue In the lower
end OF the county.
non IOMhOSWEALIHS AIloHNE-'
we are authorized to Announce Gro
w. WARD. JK 4. a candidate for Conn
mon wealth's Attorney for Washing
san county Mt the election 10 m held
The 4th Thursday in May next.
San 70. 1879
For SHERIFF.
we are authorized To announce MIR.
+. Y. Jon-s. Of Abingdon, u candidatr
No iho office OF Sheriff.
We nre authorized aud requested q"
rnpouncs Robert KEYS n candidate
6ar the affioe Of Sheriff Of Washington
assaniy.
For TREASURER.
wo are authorized tonnnounce Msj
Il e. Clark. OF A bingdoh. N csrdidai"
for reelection 10 the office ofTr"a-
Oror
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25

"Lire,y Times az GWmp's We call
the attention Of our readers to the new
advertisement of \. S. Gump He Of
fers splendid bargains in clothing, and
gents furnishing goods. He has n large
and extensive stock, and great variety
of spring and summer styles to select
from. Judging from the way he adver-
tises he means business. Call and ex-
anime his goods.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
Prem Rev. q. c. Rankin Of Robson o6fcrencr
Severe Case Of sick IIrndncic
Myssrs. LonoiyuW & LitchRe,d.
AbtDDti0n. Virginia.,

My wife has sufIered for several years,
nj Int, rivals NJ FIVE and Fix weeks, with
: nin'ul nttHcka of sick hendaOhe. he tried
the usual remedies, With nothiup more than
q pirOrry relief. " that The attacks
could eturn NJ the regular time, M usual
Her s"F,ring w.uli he Of Aah char
auter M 10 rxt,tc my apptec iiion. Having
read the Ger ifcntc ri Rithop q " Pierce.
wcsnmrnli'g the seven Springs Iron aud
um "pss' nrar eIrcicnt remedy Tor such
pum lnints. she ~ ON g commenced NJ, usc
+ ", pni IL her carr the ha lpipsi ,ernllt
ave been realized w On used ncrordius
70 directions she never experiences tymp-
thm Of the headache, nm conf lopi ucr,
maprnt cure " this ditca.c on ELECTED
ly the upe OF ihir iD.dcine
Mrs Rnnk'h si,r sic cianot oyprrsli-
mate the valve Of III, Wars IL her case, and
would advise ever, hoIy Who suffers NJ she
lid t. use !. GO RANK,Y,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
The Seven 'priuge Iron AMI Alum Mas
for aiok and Nervous Headache.

We will inake ani pe'tnn u present VI u
nice sO ible, who cutters with sick or
nervous headache. ! they will ire the
"Scyeu Sprinsa Mass" According To our
directions, aud then c, npicntio0sly uny
that II did MT relieve them This IN y
hNni hlr offer. and We mean vhni W. aav
W. will not require any unreasonable
conditions \ddr IN.
LAuNrRua n LlrtHritLr, Abingdon w.
r. -llcadhcbc " the least complaint
for which this remedy, tie "lron aud Alum
VI pr" w. efficient
The "Sevea Springs Iron and ,lnm
Mass" Is for sale by j. 4. Dokcv 4 Co.,
aul Bunting 4 Pepper Bristol Tenn.
IAa. ~ 'fe--lv.
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a idrGe aps hondrcme line Of
HpyIpg Calico af Ande,wcn's.
inch 1871

Yatsricai CAart Of me Bibic We
have L.ea presented one Of these
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klnson. Tiny mus, be sesn TO he APP
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sale Il tpebooksipre,