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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
A." TIE MAGNOLIA "
BY MRS ELLEN D. II. FREEMAN.

Pride OF thu South in thy splendor expanding,
Stately and ira, like her sons, thou art standing
Through storms aud through sunshine in verdure
arIayed,
Protecting the i'd flowers hat bloom in thy shade
Thy flowers, on the banks Of the bright southern
waters,
Are blooming. as lovely and pure as her daughters
While their beauty aud fragrance sweety coin
bined,
Like the beautiful form, with the delicate mud
When winter, the Lily Of France is invading.
And the Rose and the Shamrock OF Britain are fad
ing,
Bright stands our MAeNoLIA in evergreen pride,
And the Laurel Of Rome is a shrub at it's side.
Henceforth our emblem Of national glory,
Thy name shall be echoed in song aud in story,
Round the home OF the " SouIhron' thy branches
shall wave,
And blend with the foliage that shadows his grave.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
ROBERTS SEMI MONTHLY MAaAziSE.--Las,,
though not least the above publication by the en-
:erprising proprietor Of the Boston Notion" who
has always notion crafty the public, calls for
our notice. The Magazine is a collection of the
choice extracts of British and American periodical
literature, and should be in possession of every
lover of fine reading, both Of it's cheap
ness and the superior character of its varied con.
tents. Plice g., per year. each number containing
40 large octave pages.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

undergoes, night and day, be Is up in the morning
at break OF day, walking around the city, looking
into The markets, &c. This morning he searched
out the place where he wa. erst student Of medi.
cIne and entering it, now grog.shop, much to the
surprise OF the keeper, exclaimed TO h:s compan.
ions. Here. fifty years ago, going through the ac.
toni worked the peste and mortar in compound.
ing medicine. - Corr Of Nat. Int.
| GEN HARRtsos.--The reception Of Gen Hsr.
rison, on Tuesday, by tho 'Cockade town of Vir.
gina, was very fattering to him. The Petersburg
tntellgencer says:
" He arrived in the morning train OF cars from
richmond, about the hour Of ~, accompanied by
Col Tod. who his Aid de-camp during the
| last war; and by Col Bigger. one of the few re-
manning members of the Petersburg Canada Vol.
| unteers.
According TO notice previously given, the Volun
teer Companies of Petersburg, together with large
conc"urse of citizens. assembled at the Depot to
greet his arrival.
Mayor Of the town, who in a brief speech, weicon-
ed him TO Petersburg. Gen. Harrison was ,hen
conducted 10 barouche drawn by four bay horses
and the procession was formed according to the
prog anne published in last paper.
After passing through some of the principal
streets OF our town, the procession halted al The
boliingbroke Hotel, where rooms had been pro
sided tor our distinguished guest.
After parisking OF some refreshments and ex-
changing saluiations with number Of the ladies of
Petersburg, Gen Harrison was conducted 10 the
balcony OF the Hotel, whers he was addressed in
an appropriate speech BY our fellow. citircn B b.
Blume, Esq.
To this address Gen. Harrison responded in an
eloquent speech, which Was frequently interrupted
by the applause of the multitude which had assem-.
blsd 10 hear him.
At half past o'clock. a company, nun bering
about three hundred of the citizens Of Petersburg
aud the surrounding county, assembled around the
festive board. which had been spread at the Boil
lingbroke Hotel, ia honor Of our distinguished vi
sitor.
Gen. Daniel G. Butts who adds to the frnnkness
OF the old soldier, the urbanity of the polished
gentleman. acted as President of the da,, assisted
by Messis. Wells, the Mayor OF our town. Jones,
W. X. Johnson, Scot, Zone of the Canada yolun.
teers) and Syme, Vice Presidents"
After the cloth was removed number of toas,s
were drunk. The following was the fifth of the Sc.
toasts
5. Our distinguished Guest
In 1917, Peter sburg paid him the honor due to
exalted patriotisn and successful military achieve
men's to-day she tenders the expression of her
profound respect to him whom the voice Of The Poo
pie has called to the highest office in their gift
Gen. Harrison's response to this, the InteIligen.
Ger says was "in tie happiest style, and :he com
pauy found that the General acted upon tho maxim
Ut toujoars pret"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
NOTICES OF PUBLICATIONS

Tho LADY's Book, for Mafch, came to hand
last week, 1t is superior number, and contain.
besides the Spring fashions, colored plate of fe
male costume, and an admirable steel engraving of
mathematical abstracionist. The superb plate.
alone which furnished with the Book, are worth
more than the subscription price.
1.-THE MAaNoLIA or Southern MoBthly." late
Southern Ladies Book. published at Savannah
Ga, by Philip c. Pendleton. ED. This i. very
beautiful publication on good type and fine paper
and amongst its contributors several Of the fin
est writer. Of the South. We extract the follow.
ing specimen from amongst several poetic articles
which seems to have been prompted by way OF dcd
ira
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

MR. "EBsTER announced to the Senate. ye.,.x.
day In letter addressed to the Vice Presida,,
hts resignation OF his in that body After tbs
letter was read, Senator from Georgia (Mr Cutb.
oertl MADE most gratu;tous and wsnion assault
upon MN IN ms absence. which we believe, mus,
nave mortified the political friends of tina, Senator
A more d''orderiy exhibition has seldom been made
in either branch Of Congress. The attack -.
promptly repealed on The spot, by Mr.. Cla,. of XIV
Mr. Preston and Mr. Rises-each of whom propo1n.
ced the highest euogium onthe ilustriou. statesman
and orator who had been ssssiled--and each &c
whom rebuked in proper terms the man who attack
cd him at moment when all properly constituted
minds must have fel, The void in tie Senate, produ
ced by his resignation, by the absence of that
commanding eoquence, an that unsurpassed logic
which have ever been exerted and ,as.d to thar
highest power, when the defence of the right. and
liberties Of the country demanded their aid Mad.
tsoni1n Feb %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
771777-----7----- -
THE, LEGISLATURES

Wa were disappointed in receiving letter
from our attentive Richmond correspondent this
week There has been nothing of importance do.
ing in either House during tho last week. except the
bill for the protection of slave property result Of
the New York controversy. Yesterday was the day
liked upon, by joint VOTE to elect successor to Mr.
Roane in the U. S. Senate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

FoRriFicATloNs.-ln the bill reported from tho
Committee on Military Affairs, in the House of
Representatives, are the following items:
For commencement of fort at Sollers' Poin,
Flats, Baltimore hai Dor, Maryland, fifty tn ,usand
dollars"
:" For repairing forts at Annapolis harbor, Mary.
land, 6Ye thousand dollars"
=" For repairs Of Fort Washington, Potomac ri
yer, Maryland, thirty thousand dollars"
For Fott Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Yireinis.
one hundred thousand dollars
For Fort Calhoun. Hampton Roads, Virginia,
six thousand dollars"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

CATHOLIC BtsHors.-The Catholic Herald says,
4" We have heard from source entitled to credit,
,hs, the Papal Bulls have been received, appoint
ing the Rev, Mr., RICHARD WHELAs, to be Bish-
op of Richmond, Virginia, and the Rev. DIR. JoHN
J. CHANCE. President of St. Mary's College, Bal
timore. TO be first Bishop of the newly created See,
of hatcher Mississippi"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

W Attention IS called to tie Remarks of Mr.
bucHAsAs, OF Pa, Chairman of the Committee Of
Foreign Relations, and of Mr.. Clay. al.o.mem.
DER oil that Com2tttee on the subject of our reIs.
i'n' with England. Great weight u 70 be atsch
cd to their opinions, and whilst such men tell US OF
peace, we will put far from Us the thought of war.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

FROZEN TO DEATH A man named Willis De.
board persisted by freeing one night last week. no,
tit from kratzer's in this county. He was man
OF incorporate habits. and was probably ntoxics,-
ed when he iro1e He had procured a jug of liz
quor in the evening of one Of those cold DAYS We
had last, and was neither seen nor heard of until
n was found dead, almost week after the even
ns he got the iquor.--Roek. Reg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

JAMES RivsR CANAL.-W understand a very
mP"rlsnt cnanse in the facility of shipments from
Richmond to this place, is about to be effected,
The agent Of the Lynchburg and Richmond Trans.
PoTt7'"n Company Ia in town fer the purpose Of
nnkirs arrangements by which goods SHIPPED by
that line IN be received in three day. from Rich.
nond-ths boats travelling day and night-LyneA.
burg Req
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

WABASH TREATY.-The Senate, on Thursday,
2oth ult, In Executive session we are informed
ratified the late Treaty made at the Forks Of the
Wabash river, in the State Of Iadians. with the
Miami Indians, with some amendments This
was II mos, important measure to the State, a.
yell as to he Indians, by it the title TO the re-
naming lands Of those Indians lying in tina, Stale,
eng abont 500 600 acres. has been extingui.hed,
and the removal of the Indians a, an early day TO
the lands set apart for them beyond the Mississip.
pi river has been secured Nat Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
MEXICO.

c.;n, &c M orleans Bulletin sckno lodges IN. ,.-
- ,'' "lhots as pa pers to the 9Th nit o.
=, raao+n.- 4 = resident Bustansnte trapam;,,.d
70 S congress- h'' annual message. He eonsrs,ni.,a
ons,e's on zoe Continued existence Of Rsnnh'
"'s''uuons IN Mexico. and upon The .rDsl
u.o ., an se attempts through revou.osary
movements TO overthrow the same. u.
ates them that the relations between s conefsiu-
the European and the American States cor,.N ana
be those OF peace and amity. Tie claim. of 80 20
OF the citizens OF the United States upon Me.;ca
are now about TO be adjusedby the Comm;.s;onssI'
OF the two governments, assembled in Wasliaa,sa.
% otherwise by the arbitration Of the King 80
sra. new treaty is 10 be made with The yovsrn-
'nent OF the British Queen for the sur preston os
the slave trade. The fresiden, believes ,ha, ,ha
return OF The Federal leaders to their duty a. Mex
iean citizens, will tend TO hasten the period ma,
the department Of Texas shall become sg.;r -
tegral part OF the RepnbIic
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

We were shown yesterday letter from Cincin-
NATL stating that panic existed there, owing to
the failure Of the Bank Of Circleville supposed to
be another New York swindling shop. Largo
amounts offered for sale at ru'nous rates Of
discount. Brokers, however, refused to buy at any
mice - Wheeling Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

The BANKsAsD TIKI STATE.-Accordps 10 4
t'ble which has been carefully prepared by Mr..
l'2 htnrr Of the State Legislature it appears that
the State of Pennsylvania has within tho last TWEEN.
~ wears, received either in Bank Dividends or Be-
muses. 81 1853 1926 SIS The Dividends on the Bank
stock held by the State have. during the tme lam
ID, 90 years, averaged s 700 per cent
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

TIE BRtrAsNiA's MAILs.-The Boston Courier
s7y.:-Cffr 20 900 letters, and forty bushels Of
newspapers, &c, were received at the Boston
Post Office on Monday, ODD ult., by the Britannia
steamer. The letters for New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, were despatched by the Stoning ton
cars, at II o'clock P. NJ and the whole were dis
tribuIed at 10 o'clock P NJ notwiths anding tho
immense amount; and all in addition to the ordi-
nary business of the Office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

We hesr it whispered that the inaugural address
Of General Harrison will contain a strong para
graph, setting forth his opinion of the proprety of
placing seshoard and frontiers in a position for
defence, secunug 10 ourselves the entrance to our
ports, and presenting ourselves those across tho
water, with whom have to treat, in a position
to treat.-U S. Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

We learn from the National Intelliyepcar ,ba,
fETER V. DANIEL, OF Virginia, was, on Saturday.
nominated by the President of the United State. n
the Senate, to fill the Office of Associate Ju..ce If
the Supreme Court vacated by the deceass of Judge
BARBOUR The nomination has not yet been acted
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM Nav JERSEY.
On Friday afternoon, l9th ult., ,hs Hon. JAcos
W. MILLER of Morris county. was elected by
vote OF as to l6, Senator of the United States,
from the State Of New Jersey, for six years from
the Sd of March, over GARRKT d. WALL, locofoco,
whose term will then expire.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

AN EXTRA SEssios.-No doubt appears now 10
remain IN any quarter, to the prop.iety, not 10
say necessity, of an extra session of Congress- Az
conclusive, upon this point, we may mention that
'h1 resident elect, as stated il the Richmond pa
pe's' mas oaing ms stay in that city, spoken with.
out reserve as to his Impressions of such neces.;,
and, OF course, of his action upde, il. when Tho
proper time arrives. The Richmond Wh;p ann.
poses that President Harrison will call Consres.
together, probably in May-BuH Pat
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

AZ Harrisburg, on Monday evening, 22d ult., the
daii Of the House of Representatives Of the ST ate
was crowded by an Intelligent audience TO hear an
address BY WIN b. REED, Esq Of the Senate, ON
the leading events of the American Revolution,
the character of VAsHINGToH, and the romance Of
our esIly history Bali Amer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

CoUEcIL OF STATE.-lhe Richmond Wing says:
correspondent, in the city requests us to publish
a nomination of john II COOKE, for the Executive
Council: gentleman, he we'll says, whose celebri-
ty requires no other nomination than an annaaciG-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

Moses L Good, Esq. at present a member OF
the State Senate, has been ed for Congress-
by Wing Convention in the Wheeling district.
1t is announced in the Woodstock Sentinel, that
Green b. Samuels, Esq, declines reelection to
Cnnpraas
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

The Hon. RUrUs CHoArE has been elected Sc
nator in the Congress. of the United states to sup
ply the vacuncy occs.oned by the resignation OF Tie
Hon Daniel Webster.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
WAsuINcrOs Fab OS

DEATH OF JupoE BARBoUR.-Judse PHlLlp r.
BARBOUR, of Virginia, found dead in Mis- bed
this morning at Mae O'Clock. He the bench
yesterday, through the day, and retired at night
without apparent illness. His death was not
known until he called to breakfast. When
found in bed his body warm, and the vital
spark could not long have fed.
The Court met at eleven o'clock this morning
but adjourned to Monday in conseqpe Of this
sudden demise. So sudden the death that the
vacancy has left deep impression upon his fellow
members, and upon all who know him. Almost the
hrst information WAS received at the Court Room
where great crowd had assembled TO hear the
conclusion Of the argument of Mr. ADAMS Corr
Of Bali, american.
Ma. WEBsrER.-The Washington correspond
ent of the Baltimore American says -" The Su-
Prsme Court Room filed this morning to hear
the argument of Mr.. Webster, not given yesterday,
| as was expected. The argument was every way
worthy OF Mr.. Webster's reputation IA the abest
Constitutional lawyer Of the country He occupied
but little more than two hours and condensed his
points IN "a manner SO compact that the Judges
upon the Bench were compelled TO keep themselves
busy in noting the heads and strong points 81 his
| remarks. Mr.. Webster may we'll leave the Su-
preme Court for a time, with .urh an argument be-
hind hun. 1t Ia reputation enough for one man.
| SUPRgaE CoURr.-The case in the Supreme
| Court ct the United States, in which two Of oul
most distinguished Senators nave recently borne
such leading part in the argument, is OF this char.
acter:-A slayedealer sold Mississippi planter
certain slaves. who were delivered to the latter
since 1882 The purchaser declined payment on
the plea That, the Constitution of Mississippi az
amended in 1882 fo bids the importation OF slaves
| INTO that State, the contract 10 void. A suit Is
brought in consequence, for the amount of purchase
money, thus withheld. The Senators alluded TO
and whose arguments before the Supreme Court al.
| traeted 40 much attention. were counsel for the
plaintiff, and maintained the validity of the con.
tract-BaH. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

Hon Bedford Brown, la,e U. 5. Senator from
North Carolina has removed 10 Missouri, ana oeen
appointed by the Governor and Senate Comm's.
.,oner to run the Northern Boundary line OF thas
State, Rich. Enquirer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04
WINCHESTER RANKS

The report which ha. been going the rounds for
some ti~e past, that the Winchester Banks hsd
suspended, IA not true, according TO the Rnublican
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

CHARLks \. MORGAN, E.q has been reelected
with"0t opposition, Superintendent of the State
Penitentiary. at Richmond
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

The good psope Of Norfolk, IVA } are luxura.
ing on ioe fresh shsd, which have already made
:heir appearance 10 that market.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-03-04

Il is said that John Jacob Aston, Of New York,
has lost million of dollars BY the failure of the
United State. Bank.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06
10 TIFF. LADIES.

J,.egee.,al isre,ogemen; ard Pe~ora B.;S eo''der4
IN connection n..k Or. F.',r fs'4rasa peiaiai0rg
POWDERS.
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port-.y> model 81 M i1nas "si' ooAi aHl
f,-s,esd icis des cl"mcH t 0'N e'77,'ln rda bat
,,,s>sr~v poe-Sssos ii "r1rf oi s"tal lac
.n s,cil mark ~ .ft % i NO - 'H csseuu4i
-, n.r,onai bcsu,y seance to i.'- aad sherc
-, ~ yo,,e,,e tbs prominent ';irs tI'hSh o'eesce4
AZ .h ,r-gcbreat, luxurious sro'if q at 20 remove
49, s.c-,eses ehick tcHd. ~ thei ise ohsN 10 deeaL
h., gr ,af, speedily efe 'uIy ant " l@I ~ nominee
,b Ir,c,i-n wAoa the lea acoh.e"',a' os ~ At 6og
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the bort hr ". back ef y aeeA ~iea TOO aA'en;-e
,- Of mole OF the beard ven hTh The ee iy az D. re-
% G - tlsly the dc,tro! ed - -, ',a u a. Ppara
I,nuf ta-el BY Dr. FELL GocRAUD q W. ct OSe
to- oo SAFE ,is cay o-J iAt; tree 81
per bottle ,,,., -, liz, -. -t,.-, h,v.
49,, l ~, u ll N the perunc.i'- 1ah lfs- oe
i; is pro1er To lie public that such 'ls NOT ~ "
Pr,cbaer, an sec ,sc prs paraiiou ;cstco rciH''
AGENTS
Ncw-Ya.k(i. l. Brown. ttcl. Jared "riy p0i:'Ht"Se
Pena,yly,n7-Nr>. Brown, 10 Chcsnu; st Pail'd 'nsi-
u,ry,gri-Er. S.aapcr. 80 BALTIMORE u Bll,.no7a.
yrc.ia-Frazier. opp Dr. PlumneF nuiSh ''''ih7"i-
N,s.,cbu>str,-J Z. Field = T. Bull L. .
Con,eofrnf-EE ;iltIctoNn w Fa;'klcr NORWICH
Dr, af Colur,b-S raksc PNls>yiV a!a Nes'' between
9tli AMI i2,h streets. =,
Dealers supplied on ASerI terms S'nsi' Oo'' ' " -
Letter.. rl> be pO-t-rssi. TIN
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06
F,su ,ae S---Ts:ks'
TILE STARS

.rse Star. are the scripture. OF Hea7sa'-sHiHeT'
CONE forth, ay chii. and s:ady tae s'A''
OF the Night. alpaabet
And read thy faith BY re :0'sii Of Mars
In the armament So
Fo .' 'as s ss.. r e4d are e Scriptures Of Heaven
Yoa light. Tia. fondly beam oa each 0'-e'
Axe all emblem. Of Lee
And .hou u,ay,s lsara 70 cherish 'ay O;o-.s'
r,o. examples ADORE
r... =. dead lump Of lie they P.oasi- ieaTea
s,,, ms child axe Inc Sc.ipr---s o: Heaven
kindly a; last e,ill :aey bec*on =?
Tee spirit TO res.
And al the tcas; Of tie Lamb 70 sup.
With me REASONED and best,
When the scroll Of the SKI shall be rem: AID Tiven;
For the Stars, my child, a-e the Scriptures Q: Heaven
August, 1870. OLAveu'
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY,
No. as MURRAY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
NEW YORK.

MIR. TGWSDRoW, rroEor Of Scnognpsy would most ~
Va specially ami the pC1hc ~ g'Hera
opened where he purpose, teach
ing H., peculiar al highly apprsv"i nataod OF writing SoSr-
pronounced and preserved IL "s'os form
be read period the ui:o degree o ease and
facility therefore ladies Gczer wis iee deous to
up study and improvement" " nlaH cNc'e"t ser
mons ana whsh hear from time to s
favorable opportunity acquiring p'eica q" well As
theoretical acquaintance with tins ay interesting asd very uea
accomplishment =,
lqou. given Schoo and Private Families IN an Part Of the
CIV and + vicinity wher desired.
The terms (Which otherwise than
satisfactorily with the OF those individuals &" "hon
Mr. r. permitted refer b. known ~ appyH- 10 MN as
osr will take pleasure II anihg the
ShOrtlIand and acthoi OF tcacing tue
SANE. To suck a. nay favor HIM with 'I'it.
Yo.nc Cencnen are ANXIOUS qualify themselves to
port for Yrc this valuable aud s"iaT se'ence
ay invited cali se@g Inducements can be offered
to those disposed cagaCc either pursuit AZ In
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06
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NC. PEEK SLIP.

DOCTOR CARPENTER sestires sael HI. .are
- personal att'Eon 10 the duties profession
Those Who haze been become the victim, of
Hnquahcd and uaprince cbaraz with aoun4
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