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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11
LAND WARRANTS.


Tor leo and ~ acre tracts constantly en- hand snd
for sale, either for cash in hand or any kird Il
trade and If desired will be loaned, on one or two
years time, with security. Warrants in all cases
guaranteed genuine and good; no pay.
Enquire Of Levi IIager, Post Master or the sub.
scriber D# WARD LAWSON
Burlington, iowa. Oct s, ,sas-sm
Ef.DR MsLAnE's LIVER PrLLs.-7his really great
medicine is rapidly SUI planting all ether mcdies
yet proposed for diseased liver. It's tftc cts IRE so
decided, safe and sleedy. as tn Eive tiais fcsS-
essei by other medicine offered 10 The InAiic.-
The INVENTOR very distinguished rys stefan OF Fir-
Einia practising In region OF country in wht the
Liver complaint Tor Heratis. as il Is termed ~ med
ica menu is peculiarly CT mmon and for mdste. Dr.
MsLane, spent years in the discovery Of the irrre-
diehts OF his Pills. and in prnpoInning their Cufn-
titles. The result Of his researches has IlaceG his
name among the benefaCtnrs OF mankind. by sGord-
ing medicine to the sick, which alleviatrs and
cures the most obstinatesases ofthis terrible cem-
plant. Have you pain-in the rgl side. under the
edge OF the ribs. which increase with IresSuft-
unable tolie with ease on the left sids--with ttCa-
sonal, sometime s constant pain under the shoulder
bade frequently extending TO the tcr Or The shonl-
der? Rely upon that although the latter pairs
sometimes taken for rheumatic, they Ill arise fl m
disease Of the Liver; and fyou would have relief 70
instantly and purchase box nf DR. MsLane,s Liver
pills.
For sale by DR. E. Easterly al the City Family Met
icne Store, southeast OF Third and Chpsnrt
streets. st Louis, Mo. General wholesale agent fer
the nOrtnern states.
For ssle by J. F. Taart, Eurling. on. J. r. Myers
Fort Madison, Joseph Hobson. Salem. A. II. Hanlin
Keokuk and Harper 4 Brothers, AlexandIia. Mo
and agents throughout the west. Nov. so)
% Orleans paids, just opening and for sale At
~ the Burlington Emporium by
Dec IA, '4S SCoTT, WHITEHEAD Co
1hAn HEAD OF WELL FATTED HOGS,
lUVO Wanted, for which will ray cash md
Land Warrants at cash prices. JOHN S. DAVID
Burlington, Dec. Z. lste-N
nj OTfCE-All persons indebted to me will please
| Y call and settle up as soon as POSSIBLE. as am
closing up my business and must have oil outstrnd-
ing debts collected (Dec.7) THOMAS HEDGE
Cash for Produce.
THOMAS HEDGE wishes to buy the following ar
tices. for which he will pay cash.
Pork, Corn, Oats. Flax Seed and white R~ans.
Burlington, Dec.7, lS46.t IF tn.
EATHER; just received good stock Of Perm.
- sylvania Leather; viz: Upper, Kir. Calf skins,
sole, red and oak tan, for sale cheap for cash.
Nov 80 ts4S WESLEY JONES &
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l y or the undersigned. can pay the same in Pork
at the highest market price, All notes and accounts
due and remaining unpaid on the list Of March next,
will be placed in the hands Of officer for collec
ton. We compelled to have money to pay our
debts, and must insist those owing us to make
payment during the winter.
Dec. 7. COX, GARRETT co
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I'd Despatch

New YoRk, Jan. 9, 1849.
The Washington has arrived and brings
'sos day later intelligence.
Sour millions votes were cast for Louis
N.psIson. Funds ere up.
ssi'smsnt is TO Be prorogued on the lss
ssp'uasy. Money easy. Consol, 88l
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WHEAT AND PORK.

NJ OTICE-The subscriber requests all persons
Y having unsettled accounts with him to cali and
settle the same as am anxious to close up all old
unsettled accornts by the lst of January, 1913.
Wheat, Pork, Hides, etc., taken in payment and
little Cash. WESLEY JONES
Remington. DC. ID. 1888
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The Great Contest is over and
NnrHER INST CONMENCET

The Great Contest is over and
ANOTHER UST COMMENCED.
TINE subscribers beg leave to apprse the rEhiic
I OF his and the surrounding country that they
have opened Store in
P;lmer's New Block No. IL Jefferson ST..
in this city to be called the
BURLINGTON EMPORIUM
in the whoes lie and retail business. and they would
resoectruv invite Country Merchants. PeGars and
the public general to call and examine their stock
of goods, which for che1pacSs, extent and variety,
cannot be excellcd in this city, consisting Of large
stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Shots Hats. Caps. Bonnet>. Qneensware,
Hardware, Groceries. Looking Glasses. SC.
suitable the Fail and Winter trades having iur-
cha sed direct from the manufacturers ana lniEor-
tiers in Baltimore and New York for cash they are
enabled to offer them much lower than the same
goods are usually sold for in this at snt r
ces as they certain ill give general tier.
Al the same time they determined never to Of
fer inferior articles merely to secure the reputation
of cheap name, but they are hetermnde 20 furnish
such goods only as will induce the casual purchas-
err of single article to become permanent custo-
mer and they also distinctly assure purchasers Wis
itng their establishment that they will not meet with
that disappointment so frequently experienced thro'
the alum Of an advertisement. All they ask is a
| single TRIAL to prove such to be the fact.
SCOTT, WHITEHEAD & co
Burlington, Nov 80, ls4s
+ q doz HUNTS superior Axes, hatchets, ham
liz mers, ETC., ETC., for sale by
Nov g.. ,4s Parsons, Corr Parsons
! 1RD-WARE, Queens-wafe, Boots and shoes, q
general assortment for sale low by
| Nov %. 1913 Parsons. Corp PAasc~s
\7 nee .i, ie wEstEY !oxrs
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GUARDIAN NOII1E

NJ Office is hereby given. that the undersigned,
~ Guardian at law, for Mary ]. Johnson, minor
heir OF George Johnsonate OF Louisa county decd,
will on the first Monday Of February next, present
petition to the Court of Probate for said county to
be holden at the court house in Wapelo, praying
for license to sell the real estate Of said George
Johnson decd, to which the said Mary j., is heir
for the and benefit O! said minor, and the next
of kin.and all persons interested may then and there
appear, and show cause, il any they have, why said
license should not be granted MERIT JAMESON,
Wapello. Jan. 4. lSd9-3t Guard'n said Minor
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F-NOTIcE-An persons indebted to me either
byeNote Or Book account are requested to settle the
same without delay, as the Old business must now
he brought to close. Prompt attention to this no.
tFce will save trouble and oblige J. G. LAUMAN
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1, ANTED, Fork, Corn, Oats; Wheat, Barley and
ali other kinds OF Produce, for which the high
est market price will be paid by ALFRED C-ARKE
Dec 81, ls4s Jefferson. between Main Water IS
StTOLEN from the Subscriber about two months
/ since, promssory note for two hundred and
sixty dollars bearing six per cent interest. Said
note drawn by Abraham Colhy,in favor OF Isaac
Cooper in June, 1896, and made payable in June,
1919. The payment of said note has been stopped,
and this is sorewarn all persons from purch sing
said nCte. ISAAC COOPER.
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NEW GOODsM NEW GOODSM!

= ps. new style Ginghams just opening at tue
- y Burlington Emporium and for sale az very low
prices by ldec I4l ScoTT, WHITEHEAD Co
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GROC RES.
ID BOXES Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
l@2 bbls. Cigars; chests assorted Teas;
500 lbs Boston saleratus; fierce Rice;
$50 lbs Dbl. REID do loaf sugar;
1900 lbs Boston Cod Fish, IL mats OF Cassia;
bbls Macaboy and Scotch snuff;
boxes sperm candles; big; peppers spice
80 sacks Rio and Java Coffee;
40 hbis. sugar and molasses;
90 do7. buckets and tubs.
Also, variety Of Dye-stuf1s paints and oils, fine
spices, etc. ETC., for sale at low prices by
Nov %, '4S Parsons, Corr & PARSONS
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
l Y administrator Of the estate OF James Mcclure
late of Louisa county. deceased, will on the first
Monday of February next. ls49, present petition
to the Court If Probate OF Louisa county, praying
for license to sell the real estate Of which the said
James died seized, and the next Of kin and all rer-
interested may then and there appear and show
cause why said license should not be granted.
MATHEW McCLERxIE, Admir-.
Wapello, Jan. II, lS49-3t
a. EsTRAY COLTs.--Taken up by John Nor
~ gan, residing near Columbus City, Louisa
county, Iowa, bay horse colts one Of the M has
both hind and one fore leg white and white star IN
the forehead, supposed to be two years Old last
spring. One of them appraised at $1s, the other at
sls by David Knowles and Adam Hood, before Phil
lin Gore, j. p, Dec. 5th, 1913. true and full de-
scription from the return in my office.
s. NJ. KIRKPATRICK, Co. CONS
Wapello, Jan. IL, lS4s-3t Clerk.
Family Medicines.
DoGERS' Liverwort and Tar: Sellers VermIfuge;
II, Thompson syrup Tar and wood Naptha;
Jayne's Expectorant; Hungarian Balsam;
Wistar's Balsam wild Cherry;
Sellers, Cough Syrup; Davis pain Killer;
Townsend's Sarsa,a1illa; Gridley's letter ONT;
Mo timore's Kh unatic compound;
McAilisteI's All Healing Ointment;
Dalley's pain Extractor, and all the popular med
icines Of the day for sale at Gays Jan II. lo5s
To the Ladies.
BRAZILIAN Hair Curling Dye. This preparation
ID will cause the Hsir to curl beautifully, withoLt
iniuring it the least for sale at Gays Drug store
.onnar yaHarson and Main SITS. jan II, '49
Ok THE TOILE T.-Jayne's Hair Tonic, Poma
r tum, Bears Oil, Macassar oil, Eau Lustrale, AM
brosia, powder, lilly white, chalk balls, asst Ex-
tracts, fancy soaps, Eau Cologne, also hair biushes
Tooth and Nail brushes, smelling bottles, ETC.. fo1
sale at Gays Drug store Jan H. Io49
" SITTING CARDS; tor sale at Gays Book store
v jan II, 40
nRAWING PAPFR; for sale at Gays Book store
- jan II, 1886
- AIR BRUSHES; tine assortment, for sale al
II Cax,s Drug store Jan II, ls4s
INDIA HAIR DYE, warranted not to injure the
/ skin, for sale at Gays Drug store jan II. 1919
r AND WARRANTS, at $ll5 warranted genu'
l ! r;re ian II. ,4s J. w. GRIMES
20 p. figured and plain Alpaccas, Just opening
e1e0 andfor ssse Ehesp At the
nee lAi99 ScITs WG11EzIAD 90
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Do CASES stogy and kip boots; cases kip and
%.J calf women's Bootees;
g doz. stegy and kip Brogans;
do Chidren's Shoes and Caters;
10 do lads's Slippers; for sale low prices BY
Dec c1.ss A. CLARKE
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ATTENTION.

THOSE knowing themselves indebted TO the sub
scriber, by book account hy ncte. ore guest
cd to make paymeG! by the 10th OF January next, II
they would save costs. D. T. DAVID.
Burlington, Dee. "a.
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], s. Kilnhall e. Co..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware. Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Gaps SIC.
Would respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
lie generally, that they have received their
Fall and Winter Stock of Goods,
at their old stand, where they have on hand large
and beautiful stock Of Goods in their line, consist
ing of all the varieties adapted Of the season, and
selected with the greatest with regard to style
and quality. to which we invite the attention Of our
friends and dealers generally. nov %, ls4S
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rT>HE subscriber is receiving direct from Phil
4 adelphia, New York and Boston the largest and
best as sortment Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, Caps, &C., &C., ever brought
to this Market purchased mostly for cash and will be
offered for sale at prices hitherto nnknown in this
market. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will as usual be sup
piled on the most favorable terms. Wheat, Pork anu
other produce will be taken in payment.
Burlington, Sept II, 1888 w. +. CooLbAu1H
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No apology for Nearing a Vig-Dr Jayne: Sir-l
take pleasure in informing you that the bottle OF
Hair Tonic which Iobtained of youlast october, has
proved NJ ,st satisfactory and successful My hair
had for long time been extremely tin, but for two
three years past it had fallen Out that my head
hal become almost entirely bald. vas under the
necessity Of concesiing the badness by comhirg the
hair the stiles over il. But now, ter using a
bottle of the Toric, have as iuxuriant growth OF
hair as ever had. c. c. PARK,
tie Pastor OF the Baptist Church, at Haddonfield,
N. J.
Prepared only by Dr Jayne. Philadelphia, and sold
on agency by c. w. Bodemann, Burlington, Iowa.
Where may be had the American Hair Dye.
rnnted 10 change the hair to beautiful auburn or
jet black color, without staining the skin.
Also. Jayne's Ague Pills, which never fail to cure
Fever and Acue, Intermittent Fever, sc.
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Acknowledgement.

II f. GAY has removed his Drug Store from un-
d.. der the Barrett House to Palmer's new block,
I'd door from Corner of Jefferson and Main streets,
where he will he happy to see his old friends and
the public generally. The greatest will be TAX
en- in the compromising and putting up of pure Med
icines. Burlington, Iowa, Dec. %, '4S
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

CO-PA KTNE
r G. LAUMAN, has associated with him His
y Brother GEO, c. LAuMAN, in the trans action of
General Mercantile business under the style Of j.
C. Lauman &. Brother. Oct3, IS4S
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EE.SALT RHEUI.-The terrible lavares of this
disease, and the vast amount of suffering caused nv
1t, making it worthy Of the attention OF every
son who is afflicted with it any way, to procure
remedy which will not only heal and alay all the Gu
taneous Affections caused by it, but also eradicate it
entirely from the system. How frequent the nstan-
ces Of those who. by not attending to this disease
in season, now carry the marks Of it about them,
and which it is impossible to rid themselves. Com.
stocks Sarsaparla is decidedly the hest and cheap
est article in for this purpose. II is more high
ly concentrated than any other extract and is une-
quaed in its effects, to purify the blood. II is an
Alternative to the system. regulates the bowels, in
creases the appetite and promotes digestion. Price
50 cents per bottle.
Sold by C. w. Bodemann and J. r. Tallart, Bur-
lington, Iowa, and by Comstock Co., 60 second St.
New York; Comstock Brother, st Louis.
Pine and Wild Cherry are trees of our own soil,
and are generally known to possess in the
mon way of preparation, remarkable virtues in the
cure of diseases Of the Lungs--how much more val
liable then must highly concentrated preparation
prove, when combined with other articles as to
act in harmony with each other, and adapted to the
various forms and stages Of the diseases it is
inently calculated to cure.
The Balsam Of Wild Cherry never fails to give re-
lief, and cures after every other means have been
tried in vain. This has been proven in thousands
of instances, where it had effected radical cures
ter the patient had been given w by all his friends
and physicians. See advertisement in another col.
umn. I5-Parsons, Copp and Parsons, Agents.
D.scRoruLA AND scRoFULous swELLINGs.-
Scrofua in all its multiplied forms. whether in that
Of Kings Evil, enlargement Of the glands Or bones
Goitre, White Swellngs, Chronic rheumatism, Cam
Ger, diseases OF the skin spine, or OF Pulmonary
Consumption, emanate from one and the same cause
which isa poisonous principle more or less inner
ent in the human system. Therefore, unless this
principle can he destroyed, no radical cure can be
efe, ted; but if the principle upon which the disease
ur"ends is removed, a cure must of necessity fol-
low. no matter unurs what fern the disease should
manifest itself This, therefore,, is the reason why
ayne's Alternative is SO universally successful In
reno, ing so many malign' mt diseases, Idestro;
the virus or principle from which those diseases
have thei origin, by entering into the circulation
and with the blood is conveyed to the minutest fibre
removing every particle Of disease from the system
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tkY GOODS, 70 bales A. niuMn musilhsi
- Is bales A. heavy Osnaburgs;
500 pieces Foreign and Domestic prints;
so do fancy Manchester ginghams,
100 do satinetts and jeans:
20 do fancy French American Cassimeres
100 do assorted cotton and wooden Flannels;
SO do black and fancy Alpaccas;
90 dog buck mitts and gloves;
100 dog assorted wooden comforts;
200 lbs white and colored skein cotton; for sale
at greatly reduced prices BY $40 VIZ CooLnAuGH
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FAX ssayers EOuk out!

We will continue the business at the same stand
under the firm Of CREW GILKYSON, and are pre-
pared to sell Goods at reduced prices for Cash or
Produce. Persons wishing to purchase Goods will
please give US a call before buying elsewhere.
Burlington, Dec. %, lS4S CREW & GILKYSON
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STORAGE! STORAGE!!

- OIN-hUL' y WIN y
WE are prepared to Store all sorts Of Goods,
w Wares, GRAIN Pork. Lard, Flour, etc., etcs, to
transact any Forwarding or Commission Business
on tn, most reasonable terms at our large and SUBJ
stantial brick house on Front street. Burng-
ton. nov %, '4S PARSONS, Corr PhRsnrs
CALF; $50 bbls best barrel Salt for sale chesp by
- Nov %, ,AS PARSONS, Corr h PARSONS
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y. ttOWs>rs IL cD.
SSOUTH-EAST corner OF Main and Washington
y streets, Burlington, iowa-Agents for the BEST
and deservedSy the most popular medicines in the
observation-disclosures If Matches by the million ,and
are prepared to supply merchants, pedars and 9th.
ers with any all at wholesale or retail prices.
Call and give US your influence in aid of western
manufat lures. Burlington Dec II. ls4S
A GOOD assortment Of Groceries at Wholesale
n and Retail, always on hand and for sale at the
lowest prices. ALFRED CLARhE
Dec o. ,4s Jefferson street,
HARDWARE; an assortment OF articles In TINS
l line constantly ON hand and for sale by
Dec o. 1913 ALFRED CLARKE
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NEW YORK, Jan. 4, lS4S

Sae brings four day. later dates than he
EsoLASD.-Corn declined q. Flour
dull, slow sales. Cotton very firm at
atest advices.
raAscE.-Tranquil.
New Oflean, p,pers Of the 3O,h give
!ae number Of interments from Cholera for
we previous day, ending 6 P. N. at SO,
os'ng more than on the preceding day
Inc weather is very disagreeable, and
while i continues very little hope is en-
!ei.a'ned for change in the sanitary con-
d'i,on Of the city.
The steamer Mary arrived yesterday
rom New Orleans with $50 Immigrants
On board. But two deaths occurred from
on..era on her passage up.
There IS six feet water In the channel,
e0a zee running heavy from this to Cairo.
:. Scaae, a catholic priest. died on board
"sam boat Connecticut few day, since
on ner passage up the Mississippi.
The Kentucky Legislature have passed
resolutions to invite Gen. Taylor 10 visit
frankfort, as the guest of the State.
Ex. Gov. Me,calfe Of Kentucky wa,
s,seted on the 81 U. S. Senator until 9TH
March next
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4 q doz Hunts superior Axes, hatchets, ham
l~ mers, ETC., etc, for sale by
Nov %. ,4s PARSONS, Corr & PARSONS
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
Ok BALES brown sheetings, also, battings and
~ wicking 100 ps assorted tickings and brown
drillings, Irish linens. &C.
100 ps. fine unbeached and bleached muslins;
% g red,white green. yellow spotted hannels;
400 &C common and fancy dress prints;
100 &C broad cloths, ca simeres, d0e-skiRs,
Sattinetts, beavers, pilots, jeans, blankets, sc.
Dress Goods.
rs ps. dress goods, including beautiful styles silk
stripe; madonas, desles, alpaccas, nerinoes, bonn
bazines, satins, velvets, sc.
Hdkfx. Shawls. Hosiery. SC. SC.
Also, good assortment of T1ilor's trimmings,
whale bones, needles, combs, hooks and eyes, per-
fumery, &C., sc.
Hats and Caps.-A good ass ortment Of Fur. cloth
and fur tip gents and boys caps for sale very low by
Nov %, '4S PARSONS. Corr n PARsoEs
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June, 1912, concluded 18th February lol5 by Charlie
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Knapp's Chemical Technology; or Chemistry, applil
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Washington, d T.; vol 2-S3 50.
Schnitz Latin Gfammar-6ac.
splendid Wnik-Hints on Public Architecture, CT
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The Smithsonian Institutions; together with an app-nI
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building committee Of the Smithsonian lnstitutOnly
Robt Dale Owen, Chairman ofthe Committee; lvol 10
SO
Literature and Religion, by Rev Robert Turnbull. u
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The Nursery Book for Young Mothers, by Mrs
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Lamartine's Les Condolences e. Raphael, in FreIa-
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Downing Landscape, Gardening and Rural Ahi-
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HeLdley's new work-The Adirondack; or LfeI The
Woods, by I Headley, author OF Napoleon al his
Marshals, kc-Sl 25.
The Life and Writings Of De Witt Clinton, b,Wm
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The MOuu talns of The lNble, their scenes antheir
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Christ receiving Sinners, by the Rev John Cunning
ID ID, Minister Of the Scottish National Church, went
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