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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-14

!" 5fa,ion 10 Latin. with the salutatory addresses.
De Osirarismo Ag.eEisnsiun, -Ar.-fs,.al ~.
VeI;, ?. CtsG.4.
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w M. ID. TURNER

Corner Of Main and I4th streets, leading TO
.ndyo'S Fridge.
Tickei; doliar., HAVE. =, Ci,rters dollar.
Orders from the country pe.t,ss. promptly aea
dedto WIN ID. rUhNERs GO.
NJ H. The drawing OF the Maryland STATE No. 6, will be
received at this of.ce.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars
Whole 6ehsms uniting tV 10000 doiiaI,S be completed
four drsw,ng..
G No Biants in the three first drawings, The 6s d,aw
ms ~ take piac, on the 2li of thi, month.
Who'll. S, Halves SO, Ouaiter. c5.
For an explanation Of the mode VI drawing, Cohen
adv eris.n,sot IN this paper.
October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-14

C4PI3.lL PRIZE i1 900 DOEL.7RS,
AND FEW TICKETS.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
NINTH CLASS.
To be drawn in " Washington City, on Monday, tho
3D. Nov. 1923
IL NUMBERS used RALLoTs ro re DRAWS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-14

New Castle County ackson maturity.
Kent County-majorily for Adams,
Sussex County do. Adams,
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in the Corner" received His developments are
new, hf not surprising. Tbs that shall take
will be regulated by the character Of hi, future Com
tions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-14

n QncrY-Tte last Washington Telegraph re-
publishes the sixth letter OF Mr.. Kendall 10 Mr..
Cidy--and proposes ihe following pregnant, inter-
rogatory DidsMr. Kendall ever zee the pyjpaIe
correspondence, between two OF the late Minis.
tors to Gheni, IN which the secret ;ntrigucs at
Gheni were disclosed, and the character and con-
gmct o. Mt Adams are pourtrayed in it's true light?
was me letter OF one o!thcsc before him when he
wrote the letters under the signature of Wavnc,,,
some mysterious whispers about the aforesaid Cor.
irespondence have reached our own ears--but we
have iorbornc 20 notice them because ,ye were mol
acquainted with The particulars. We would respect
Iuny put Query IN or turn. Does TIC Tcle-
graph speak OF paper which is in is possession
or not!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-14

The Address OF Edward Livingston, the Che,
a. Guure OF that eloquent Inan-and the able
SKetch OF the transactions of Aaron Burr, which
thoroughly jus;i1es Gen. jackson, are particularly
recommended 70 the readers attention
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-01
district of Columbia,

Alexandria County, o.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1877,
Joseph Janney trustee OF Thomas Jan
ney e Co and John NJ Johnson as
sgnee of SiIas and David Reed,
ComphS.
George Carson and Nehemiah Carson,
and Charles Bennet, Hugh Smith
and William Fowle, trustees OF Geo.
Carson. D.fs.
U1uE Defendant George Carson not having ', .,-
his appearance, and given security &C. .,I,
mo 70 the statute and tie rules of tins Cour' =
annearinr to the satisfaction of the Cou't UIC'
a ayi, fled, that the said Defendant George 10
NOT an inhabtant of the District of COLUMBIA ,,J
ton of the Compainants by their counsel, hn Is
that the said George Carson do appear mere ="
day of next April Term, and enter his I.,r,,
this suit, and give security for PertormnS u,s C.,
of the Court; and that the other Defen~Ts
Bennett, HUI Oh Smith and William fo"ie ' ..u,. N
George Carson do not pay away, convey OF
debts nv them owing 10 or the estate or enc. corr
hands belonging to the said absent Deiena" ~. Crf
Carson, until the further order or decreeo'
and that copy of this order be toT'h%''S nessps
two months successfully 10 one Of the PuonS , egr
ners printed in the town of Alexandra, anu we" c
he also nosted at the front door OF the I0u''
of said County. Test, ,,, 4, ZEE CT
ian Is EO.n :. -
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NOVEMBER TERM, 1877.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria,
CompR'.
James Kirk administrator Of John Nc Pin CbEtc!
Namara, decd. Sally McNamara
Henry J.. Mcnamara and Luther
Chamberlain NrsJ
TVNHE defendants James Kirk, Adm'or. OF John W
L Namara deceased, Sally Mcnamara, and Hem
L. Mcnamara, not having entered their appearance
given security according 10 the Statute and the rUa
of this Court and it appearing 10 the satisfaction olR
Court upon affidavit filed, that the said detrniNs
James Kirk, Administrator of John McNamaia, del
SALLY Mcnamara and Henry l.. Mcnamara, are moi o..
habi,ants of the District of Columbia, on no'Cn
the Compliments by their Counsel it's oTisTea ui
the said absent defendants James Kirk, AGmr%
John MCNAMARA deceased, Sally McNamara y.
Henry L. Mcnamara, 60 sppear here on Tie ID
day of next April term, and enter 'heH aFpI4
ance to th, suit, and give security torperormls =
DEGREES of the Court and that the other dsieh--A
II luther Chamberlain, do not pay away, COVE!
secrete the debts by him owing to, or the e'as.
effects in his hands, belonging to the SAID ao's
PENDANTS, until the further order OF tins Ioun' :.
that copy of this order be forthwith PuDrs',.o
two months excessively in one of the puoHc W." ;.
papers printed in the own of Alexandra anD c..
copy be also posted at the front door OF Tie ''''
House ofsad County, Test, rrcC
Janl52 EDn T. H''''
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Collectors Sale.

WILL be exposed to Public Sale, to the highest
w bidder, on Saturday the Gath day Of May, 1928,
at the Office ofthe Clerk ofthe Corporation OF George,
town. the following parts of Lots, situated lying and
being in Georgetown and will be sold to satisfy the
CORPORATION Of Georgetown, ID. c. for taxes due on
them respectively for the years annexed, with costs
and charges, sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
II. rpS Zach
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-01

every variety wanted al ts seaso, sueh q
Extra super London cloths and cassimeres
Fine and low price ditto different qualities and
colors, an extensive assortment
Cassinets super6ne and common
Rose, point, and Whitney blankets
Bombazetts, black and various colors
Bombazines super and common
Black and slate worsted hosiery
Lambs wool and worsted half do
White red, green and other colored hannels
Tartan plads and camblets for cloaks
Rob Roy plaid cloth for ladies' cloaks
Devonshire kersey and hushings
Prints rich and beautiful colors
Nankin, Canton and Italian grapes
Ladies and gentlemen's silk hosiery
Chiltlrens scarlet aud motle hose
Bobbinet and thread laces, a large assortment and
at reduced prices
Black silk velvet
Tambuored and plain book musins
Null, ,ckonct and cambrck ditto
Italian, French and other silks
Plain and figured gro de nap
Brown and black hollands
Irish, Scotch, and German linens
Domestic sheetings, shirtings and bed ticks
90 bales cotton of good quality
Candewick, SC &c. &c.
With many other seasonable goods not necessary to
insert in ne gspaper advertisement, (boughtin New
York and Philadelphia, at Auction by their senior
mariner. who has been there nearly two months,
yb;cb they offer for sale, for cash. on the usua
credit to their customers and purchasers generally
cbeap az they can be had in the District. Country
merchants and others wanting goodsby wholesale are
invited to CALL octz%
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-01
YO Nent,

- The three story brick store W ~
three doors above the corner wr, Ed'.
T. ton street, lately occupied =! nood 70,
Smylh. It's situation goe.
.ny kind of business. The rent will DC ,uS a
tenant.
inlY q
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TO Rent,

The House lately occupied oy I ;,.qs,
IN Cooper, on Ramsay swhart; me s.a" and ss
1875 - any in town for small busIns anf,niIy>
3" calculated to accommodate sI 1,,n
forterms, which WILDE moderate,apP,iiVV & Co,
oct IS X. u h'--
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Daniel Bussard,

Daniel Bussard,
Do.
Do.
William Clarke,
Richard Davis,
George Riffel,
William Davidson,
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Bernard Gilpin,
Benjamin Mshdrney,
Ditto.
Do. Representatives,
Ditto.
Thomas I. Mudds,
Trustee
Ditto
Ditto
John Randall,
Thomas Lee, or Bait.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
RO
Do
DO
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
DO
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
John Pickrell
and Samuel
w. Adams,
Do
Do
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district OF Columbia,
alexandria County, 81

.IVIUHWIU CUUHV' NI
NOVEMBER TERM. 1877.
The Mechanics Bank Of Ale xandra, !
fop,DH,,
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TURKEYS.

These birds are naturally inclined 10 rainble
and will therefore thrive hes, in open countries
where there is not much shelter 10 HARBOUR
vermn. They are Of a very tender cons'lsu>
ton and while young must be carefully watch
ed and kept warm for the hens are negligent
that while they have one to follow them, they
will never take any care Of the rest. Some
people where they have the convenience OF a
small covert near the house, let them take their
liberty and seek their own nests; but it is only
in particular places that they do dwell with
such management >,
Turkeys are, great feeders Of corn, and u
kept on il, will devour great quantity but II
left to their liber:y when grown up, they Will
get their own living, by feeding on herbs, a'eds
&C.: as they are very apt TO straggle, they Will
often lay their eggs in secret places, and there
fore the common sort Of them must be often
watched, and compelled to lay al home. They
begin in March and will sit in April, but they
| should not be suffered TO set on more than ele.
ven or thirteen eggs at most. When they
have Matched their brood which will he III be-
tween twenty FIVE and thirty days) you must be
particularly carefully 10 keep the young ones
warm; for the least cold will kill them.-They
must be fed either with cLrds, or green cheese
cut in small pieces, and let their drink be new
milk, or milk and water. Some give them
oatmeal and milk boiled thick together, into
which they put NORWOOD chopped small, and
sometimes eggs boiled hard, and cut in littl'
pieces-They mus. be fed often for the her
will not take much care of them,-and wber
they nave got some strength, feed them abroad
in close walled place, where they cannot stray
you must not let them out TILL the dew is OF
the grass, taking care 10 have them in agar
before might, because the dew is very prejudi
cial TO their health.
lfyou ta,ten turkeys, give them sodden bar
ley or oats for the first fortnight, and Tor ano
ther fortnight cram them as you do capons
They are only TO be crammed in The morn
ing which must be given to them warm, AM
LEI on, all day, being sometimes fed with cor
while ont, because, as they are sullen birds
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07

whereas in various other instances the censor
ship of the press has been exercised in India Id
the most arbitrary manner
The 10Th Of November was the last day OIL
.he illuminat,ons aud street plays In honor Oh
The God Of hre, which had been celebrating tof
month i'm Canton On the 18th, company
of actors performed in the siteet in The Ma">
DARN dialect
The Chinese who take liking to each other
or one with money who wishes the AID OF ah =,
other in power, or vice versa, very often o'"u
themselves to fra,ernal relation BY exchanging
cards They are then called Hwan zee heuhS
te, exchange card, senior and luniornro'he,s'
TIL. secret of rendering docils and handing
with IMMUNITY the most venemous serPe",''
which has so long been III the possession oil inc
inhabitants Of Western India, is not unknown
in China. 1t is observed that the native snake
catchers in Canton rub their hands pre'loos'!
10 taking hold Of the snake. with an antldo'a
composed Of pounded herbs The vir!ae o,
which is such that they hold with the naked
hand, and pro. oke fearlessly, the deadly Coora
de capelo, or spectacle viper. serpent whlch
mex, to The rattle snake Of North America Is
perhaps one Of the most dangerous iepliies III
existence.
There is an opinion among the natives from
the frequent natural calamIlleS Of droL9h', VI
Geluge, that something .unprosperous Is hang
ing over the Empire.
PEKiNe, Aug. 22.-His Imperial Majesty
has directed the military council of the empire,
TO write TO the Governor of the capital, requir-
ing him 10 go in person to various temples de-
dictated to the "black dragon deep, the white
dragon deep, the dragon God hall" &c. 10 as
certain whether these palaces required repairs,
or not. For his majesty is deeply penetrated
with feeling Of gratitude TO the presiding di-
,iniies, who had, in consequence of devout
prayer, granted iain 10 the thirsty fields OF Pek-
lug province.
The Canton Register is printed every fifteen
days, on sheet about one fourth The size OF the
Gazette. with large type, at thirteen Spanish
dollars per annum. Every number contains a
shipping list and an extensive price current
In the latter we find III. article "blrd's nests"
quoted at S2s to $40 per caIty, cochineal, $50
10 $50 per picu'; ginseng, crude, 30; do. clari-
fed, 400; qniokslve", 70; copper, S. american,
% to "a; do. sheet, 90 10 az soap, 4; beaver
skins, 10 Al each; fox, each; seal, II do; sea
otter, 40 do; rabbit 40 per 100.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07
From he New-Yurk Gazette.
FROM CANTON.

Our Bo,ton corresrontcnt has received by
III. shin London Packet, the second an' thlrd
numbers of the Canton Register, paper pup
Iished i'll Canton, and edited by an American
The dates are the 18th and 3oth oil November
They contain nothing ofmomrn'. The follow
ing extract, however, may POSSIBLY be interest
ing 10 our readers.
STATE OF CHlNA.--The military operations
in Western Tartary, or Turkistan, commonly
called Little Bucharia are discontinued, anG
the Imperial army reC allied. Durlng the sum
mer campaign Of this year, the Mahommedsn
rshsls. were driven back from AKsA 10 beyond
CA.HeAR, and the Chinese frontier, on the n.
w in that neiyhborAood. The towns VAR
c,Sp, KorEN, SIC. which the preceding year had
fallen into the hands Of the Rebels, were relax
en- by his Maies,y's forces. But the chief rebel,
a Mahomrnedan pre,endsr 10 the throne ol Lit
tie Bucbaria was not taken. 1t is indeed re-
nor,ed among the natives thai he has returned
10 the charge with reinforcement OF troops
furnished To him by the Russian Governors on
the frontier. Reports in China, however as
evety where else, are not always to De depend
ed on.
The natives complained Of increasing power
~ among the mass of the people, and conse'
ouen,ly the increase OF Bandi,l; some ofwhom
even in the northern parts OF Can on. oetaNe
themselves Dy lnOuSanus W 'he hii'S a"' WI
leys defended by narrow passes, where they Sc
the Government at def ,nte.
The Finances Of the country are not In goot
state. Hence last year new measure, con
sis,inp i'm the sale Of Office was adopted; ant
price fixed by Government, for all the Otter
emf Offices below Governors and Deputy Gov
errors. This measure was reluctantly adopt
ed for one year, 10 NEE, the expenses oil IN
Tartar war, /, has produced under 100000
Taels
Ho-NAS PRovINcr.-A native * this pro
vince in August 1927, unin,entionally cause
the death of hi. own mother. The sentence 4
10 cut him to pieces by slow degrees. That i
beginning at the less vital parts deliberately
the hands, the fore-arms, the feet, the legs, IN
thighs, the head, and then stab the trunk TO ID
heart. But there was something extenuatln
in his case, and the sentence is referred for ra
i6cation TO Pesing. His majesty has sent
to the criminal board.
On the 2Ist Of August his majesty's decislc
in the case Of Haou-Gp0 was received. II
sentence is decapi,ation, after period OF in
nrisonment, this sentence usually terminates
s,rangling on cross, which leaving the boz
entire, is regarded as a lesser punishment thu
behsading
Since the above was in type, we have ou
selves seen favored with the first three numbe
of the print from which this extract is mao
The editors say their journal is perfectly frt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07
FORTITUDE.

with the execution of naval and military
men there is no class Of the community wiz
witness more examples Of fortitude and person
al courage than the practitioners OF surgery.
Nhal greater proof can be given oil commence
and courage than that with which person
surreuders himself blndfolded, and boun"
hand and foot, 10 the knife Of the operator! E'-
CIV day in the week this great metropolis pro-
dnces. in silence and secrecy, acts oil herois"'
Of strength of mind, and 6rmness OF purpose,
that would do honor TO an ancient Roman.
nave Witnessed many in both sexes; and al.
,boue h the first amputstion ] ever saw had
nothing Of the sublime or the beautiful 10 re-
commend il. vet il affords an illustration oil Inc
| observation. from low life, of how much inc
mind may be under controul, even durln
great bodily pain, and the bitter anguish OF '"e
sudden loss Of limb. "How do you hnd your
self Mrs. JudyH" said St. Bartholomew.
basket W, iGsr taking. off the arm OF an irish
without my arm; how the ID else should
find myself" was Mrs. Judy's reply.
In another operation, shortly afterwards. o
much more importance, the force OF feinal
character was evinced in different manner
A lady Of some consequrnce-ofthe highest or
der as to intellectual endowments-had occa
sion to submit to one Of the most serious
painful, and protrac'ed operations that the SCI
can be subject TO. Her case was source o
deep interest 10 all her fricnds-of the mos
bitter anguish to her near and dear relatives
When the necessity fan operation became de
cided, she determined on the speedy and Sc
cret execution Of it, and arrangements ~cr
made, Of her own planning, by which her ply
stefan, three surgeons, and myself, then a SUR
sical aid dc camp, were introduced into TIT
house, ard the operation successfully perform
ed, without the knowledge Of any one Of hel
own family, or he cognizance of any of a larg
establishment, excepting her own maid.
Lcndon Medical Gazette.
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From the Berks Chronicle.l
RESUSCITATION OF a CONVICTED
CpININAI. AFTER BEING HUNG.

~ lloN Vi ~ iNA LIZ
CRIMINAL AFTER BEING HUNG.
Mr.. EpIroR-The strange rumour that
90, abroad after the execution Of DR.. Dodd,
tina, he had been restored TO life, after hang
ing that period which the law coniemp!ates to
be sufficien, 10 put an end TO mortal existence,
and had lived long, and terminated his days
happily in the south Of France, gave rise 10
numerous marvellous stories, having no foun-
dation bu, in the inventive brains OF the wri-
ter of similar instances Of vital restoration -
Numbers Of the Sc may be found in "Wonder-
rul Museums" aud other corresponding pub
locations Of equal authority. Authenticated
statements, however, Of this description are
| very rare, and one Of these | am now about to
: communicate for they your information OF your
readers.
A, the Old Bailey Session, in October, ITO
| William Dueil was capitally convicted, at Ac'
ton, and received sentence of death. George
Curtis, noted charac,er, his accomplice died
in Newgate on the morning ofthe day on whlef
he was to have been brought up Tor trial. LII
lie November following, DUEL, with four 9th
ers was executed at Tyburn, <, as was then The
custom, custom which might with advantage
be followed now; his body was given to the sur
geons fer dissection, and was accordlngl,
brought to ,hei: hall. Being remarkaoi!
powerful mar, il was determined 10 anatomis'
the body, and preparatory for dissection it wa
laid on the board The surgeons attendant:
proceeded 10 wash him Immediately beior'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07
From the Episcopal Waterman.
THE SAILORS FUNERAL.

The ships bell tolled and slowly TO the deck
Cane forth the summoned erew-bold hardy men,
Far from their native skies, sto al silent there
With melancholy brows. From the low clouds
That DER the horizon lowered, came sound
OF distant mutterea thunder. Broken waves
Heed up their sharp white helmets DER the expans
OF Ocean, which in brooding stiffness lay
Like some vndictive king, who melitates
On boarded wrongs, aud wakeS the wrathfu war
The ships hell toll'd! AMI H. you;htul form
Which Oft hNd dared the high ami slippery shrouds
AT midng gifts watch, Was as a burden laid
Dpwn AZ his comrades feet; MOurufnl they gazed
Upon his noble ow, and some there were
Who in that bitter hour remembered well
The parting blessing of his hoary sire.
And the fond tears that Der his mothers check
Went coursing down, when her sons happy voice
Badr them farewell. Rut one who nearest stood
To that pale shrouGled corpse, remembered more;
OF a white cottage with its shaven lawn,
And blossomed hedge, and of = fairhaired girl
Who a; her porch of creeping woodbIe watched
HIS last far step. and then rushed back to Weep;
And close that faithful comrale in his breast
Hid bright chestnut lock, which the dead youth
HAD severed with a cold and trembling hand
In hfe's cxtreG unity, anC. bade h,m bear
With broken words Of loves last eloquence
To his sweet Mary. Now that choseu freud
Bowed low his sun3urut face, and ike chill
Sobbed in his sorrcw But there came tone
Clear as the breaSm.s noon Ger stormy seas,
FL am the resurrection"
Every heart
Suppressed its grief--and every eye raised.
There stood the Chapian-his uncovered brow
Pure from AL earthly pa.sioa--whils his voice
Rich the balm from plants OF Par disc,
Poured the Eternals message DER the souls
of dying men.
II was 4 holy hourl
There lay the wreck of youthful besuty-here
Stood mourn'ng manhood, While supporting Faith
Cast her strong anchor where n moaning surge
Night threaten, and mortal woe invade.
- There was plunge! the parting complained!
Death from her briny bosom took his own.
The troubled foan'ains Of the dc, p lift up
Their subterranean portals, and liz went
Down TO the floor Of ocean, aud the beds
OF brave and beautiful ones. Vet 10 my 'ou',
Md al, che funeral pomp, the measured d'rSe'
And monumental grandeur with which Earth
Indu,rrth her de ad sons, was noug'., so sad,
sublime, or surrowful a. the wild SEA
Oneninr her muuthto whoIm that Sailor Youth
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HarAWare q Fancy Goods

yuyHoMAs MOUNT Gas AGENT has just Ir'' xlia
very handsome addition TO his asso,tnen,; ),
makes il at present very complete Ine t% TO- r
ing very considerable, il will not be expedle;T rIt,s
t;cnIarze. those who wish to purchase VII y, ,
call and examine for themselves BIS asso' "TI 81
kniyc. and forks; fine pen and pocket KNIVES ,.o
scissors is very complete and low Pr''e'' "
great variety of ,s,eh
Ca5inet flares, Nth harlcare ge"'''''
COMBS -,
$50 dozen combs, just received from sn ,,rrss, y
manufactures Of this article he has the In .ss
most complete assortment in the District, GU .re, y
the real TORTOISE SHELL Of varIou: .1 S noa
patterns, Brazilian combs "a beautiful nu ire D
she'll and horn do, ivory super, extra s1P.s asses s.
Gilt & mahogany frame LOOKING GL ~. b..t ~
Combs manufactured and RErhnEp j" ~. n.rl r
Old tortoise shell combs taken IN part r.
new ones. ... ,I
u Trunks made and repaired as us0f'
marchSi-d6tG2aw3w
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they will Otherwise be apt rot 10 ta,,en 50 k;,..
ly.
Turkeys eggs are not only reokoned v.,.
wholesome in general, 5ut will likewise y,.,,!
contribute 10 the restoring Of dscayed con,;
tu,ions. Netr Eng. Farm,