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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-02
Mr. wes.tsr'. reply to t'ls Boston coi,he,l-A Tart

ousteEas AAckAS ~ esAs AsOsSesH A~As
Letter, sc.
H A BosToN April Is, 1851.
The repy of the Hon Daniel Webster to The invitation of
the Comnon Council to meet the citizens IF Boston in Fa
nue Hail. read before the Council last evening 1t is
MARsHFrELD, Saturday April 10, 1851.
To Francis Brinley, ESQ,
President of the Common Council of Boston :
Dear SRI received your communication trans
hitting copies of the preamble and resolutions adop
ted on the 18th inst by the unanimous vote of the
body over which you preside. should be incapable
of all Just emotion if | delayed moment to express
my grateful thanks for proceeding friendly and
so honorable towards myself
l wish my stay in this vicinity could be such as
to afford me opportunity of calling Individually
upon you and all the members, and paying to each
my personal regards. There are, know, members
of the Council who entertain political opinions diff
ferent from my own. and this makes more anx-
ious to signify in emphatic manner, my not
only of this kindness and courtesy but also of the
manliness and independence which characteristics
their votes
/ shall not have the pleasure during my present
visit of meeting the citizens of Boston. What have
done during the last year to maintain the Union,
and to preserve the relations of peace, friendly in
tercourse, commerce, and business among all the
States, has not been done in corner, and shall
not go into corner to perform what may remain to
be done. Nor shall enter Fanueil Hall until its
gates shall be thrown open wide, not with impetuous
recoil, grating harsh thunder, but with the harmo-
NOUS sound of golden hinges, moving to let in freely
and to overlooking, you and our w-ctizens, and
all men of all parties who true to the Union,
well as to liberty-men who can look around on the
faces of the patriots which adorn the walls of the
cred temple, draw in with their deepest inspiration,
and stand upright and erect upon its pavements in
mind and heart eate in the consciousness that they
too Americans lovers of their country. and their
whole country, and not unworthy to follow in the
footsteps of their great forefathers.
! If Providence but pleases to spare my life and
health until that hour comes, shall meet the cti-
zens of Boston, and my voice shall be heard once
more in the cradle of American liberty. Till then,
again thanking you and the members of the Council
bid you and them farewell.
DaN1rI WEpcTrp
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-02

h5~The Democratic Convention in the Eighth
District is to assemble at Newborn, on Wednesday,
the 4th of June. 1t is hoped that all the Counties
will be represented, We would urge friends in
that District to be up and doing, but that notice
that meetings have already been held in Wayne and
Lenoir the only Counties in that District in which
we have much of circulation. Things there are in
good hands, and we have doubt that our able and
active friends of the Patriot and Republican will
keep things straight
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-02
oaa Ee,Io,v,s CeIebration !.

t The Independent Order of Odd Fellows in this
place. held their annual celebration yesterday at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The Grafton was de-
livered by Brother T. BURR, Jr. 1t is always
difficult task to give fresh interest to subject which
has been SO often presented but Brother BURR sue
ceeded admirably in overcoming that difficulty. His
alusion to the meeting of Odd Fellows at the Worlds
Fair was peculiarly eicitous and the whole address
was characterized by propriety and good taste We
have no doubt that it would appear to much better
advantage in print the large size of the building
and the open doors, presented very trying ordeal
to the voice. The fear of rain, which had been
threatening all the morning, doubt prevented ma
ny of the flowers of creation from attending, and
caused rather small attendance than we have seen
on some former occasions.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-02

Es85@We learn That Gov. REID has appointed DAN
DICKSON Esq, of this place. the States Rep
resentative in the Annual Meeting of the Stockhol-
ders of the Cape Fear Bank, to be holden here on
Monday next.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-02
The Wilmington Chronicle.

We perceive from the last number of the Chroni
Gle that in accordance with the announcement made
a few weeks ago, the publication of the Chronicle
terminates with this number-the last number of
the twelfth volume-and Mr.. Brown wthdraws
from the Editorial profession.
We can heartily reciprocate the tone of kindness
and Cancellation with which Mr.. Brown takes leave
of his Editorial brethren. 1t has been our fortune
to have differed with him upon many of the leading
topics of the day. and, at times, spirit of anger
bitterness may have pervaded respective papers,
but these feelings have been transient in their
ture, and have passed away with the circumstances
which gave them birth-and we now part from Mfr.
Brown. an Editor, with the highest respect for
himself and the most sincere wishes for his happi-
ness and success in any pursuit in which he may
hereafter engage
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-02

Sa~The new Light Boat, WILLARD FILLMORE,
Capt BELL, intended to be stationed on the Horse
Shoe Shoal in river, arrived here on Wednesday
night from Washington, N. c., where she was built,
She is very crediable specimen of North Carolina
skill
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-02
Election of Sumner.

On the oath ult., CHARLES SUMNER, abolition fan
attic, was chosen U. S. Senator from Massachusetts
for six years. The vote stood 1913 for SUMNER, tt
166 for WINTHROP; the whole number of votes cas-
was 1884 necessary to choice 1913, which SUMNEF
received. 1t is hardly necessary to make any com
ments upon this thing Its infamy and the abomi
nable corruption by which it has been brought a
bout, have been frequently discussed. more con
vincing proof of the utter rottenness of Massachu
sets upon this question: could not have been given
Wings and Democrats are alike unsound and faith
less. SUMNER is but little worse, and far less dan
gerous than WINTHROP; but still we would have
preferred the latter were it but to be spared tn,
modification of knowing that protesting demo
Gratis were concerned in villainous intrigue which
has resulted in putting traitorous fanatic in thu
United States Senate. Such a thing as this cancel
all obligation account of the dearbous ht
of the fugitive Simms, and gives the lie direct t.
all the professions of devotion to the constitution
and Union of which Yankee merchants are so profus
ia their efforts to gull the South into trading will
them. Domestic manufactures and direct importa
tions and connection or intercourse with Boston
or any other town in Massachusetts, ought to b
fundamental principles of Southern policy.
b9FThe new Light Boat M1LLARD FILLMORE
Capt. BELL, intended to be stationed on the Horse
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-02

PROFESSOR MONKS New MAP OF THE UNITED
STATEs.-This Map, which is published in Balti-
more, and contains the acquisitions of the Uni
ted States the Territories laid out according the
recent compromise bills, the routes to California,
ETC., can be had of Mr.. HODGES, the agent, who is
now at the Washington Hotel. Price ST.
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PORTRAIT REcoGNIzED-Our editorial brother
Earle, of free soil notoriety, coming " the
rail to Boston, the other day. and of course was in
Somewhat rritated, if not absolutely bored by the
conversation of the venerable Quaker, young man
in adjacent seat audibly calculated that ''he is
an old fool.' The word struck our brothers ear,
when he Immediately inquired of gentleman near
him. pointing to the discontinued young man" VINO
is that / don't know him; but he seems TO kno~
me. H-Bunker Hill aurora.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-02

STATE BoNDs.-We understand that the bids for
$4,000 worth of State Bonds, recently advertised by
the Public Treasurer were opened on Monday last
the 21st instant by Mr.. Courts in presence of the
the Secretary of State and Comptroller and record
made of them.
We learn further that most of the bonds went off
at about one per cent. premium. None were sold
for less than per cent, and small amount COM
manded as high as FIVE per cent. Bids to the amount
of more than 100000 were offered and all by citi-
of the State,
The Treasurer has addressed letters to all whose
bids have been accepted, and will preserve record
of the whole proceeding together with the original
bids for the inspection of the Committee of Finance
This is gratifying exhibition of the States cred
it. We believe this is the first time that premium
has been obtained ON our State bonds.
Raleigh Standard.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-11

very well satisfied" said the bride:
81 don't see that we can do any thing for
you," said The Doctor mildly to the new conner;
sunless one of these young ladies'
But they all shrugged their shoulders and
shook their heads.
"Sorry for you, for you're the son of an old
friend" said the Doctor.
"But you'll stay and take dinner with us"
"l'll sue you for breach of promise p yelled
the cockney, shaking his fist at the bride.
"That ladyi under my protection~ said the
bridegroom "She shall not be insuited. Clear
out" ''s
"Clear out" shouted the indignant father.
"Clear out" echoed all the gentlemen.
: "lt's conspiracy" shouted The cockney."
"Come along" said themidshipman. "Don't
make fool of yourself Come along"
Pulled, pushed, and showed, the indignant
gentleman was elected from the Doctors cot
tage; and, this feat accomplished, the wedding
company sat down to dinner. at which the sin.
gular coincidence in the names Of the parties
formed principal topic of discussion.
The result of this odd affair was asuit brought
by the cockney; but he lost his case, and went
home to England in the full determination to
write book against this country which should
out-Trollope Trollope. Olipe Branch.
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NUMBER 49,:
Family Groceries.

6CGAR.-Loaf Crushed, PuiyerIzed, Clari ed
l'phl aad brown li9 bl N, orleans and Mus.
cnvat0. ~
COFFEE.-Old Government Java, Rio, La
gura. Chocolare, Broma. Cocoa.
TEA.-ImperiaI, Gunnowder, 1ysor.S iterleaf
i":ng Hyson, Orange Pehue and Golden
Chap. .
FLCI ES.- Ba,I,nore in Bills, Extra Family
Flour in Bags from scIec,ed Wheat. Buck:
wheat,
RICE.-Whole, Maccapcn, Farina, Currie
Powder.
SOAP.-Chemical, Olive. Chinese Washing
Find, CASTLE, Colgaies, Fancy
HANgS.-Baim0re Sugar cured, Dried Beef,
Picked Beef, MackereI, No. l.in Kits.
Salmon do, llaiibut, Frc-h Salmon, Lob
sters, Sardines IN whole, hall. and quarter
boxes, Herring, Potted Yarmouth do p
PICKLES.--From Grouse & Blackwell, Un.
derwood and Lewis.
S.-Worcestershire, Harvey, John
Bull Tomatoe, Walnut, Mushroom, King
OF Oude's, Saho, Pepper aud pseh Vinger,
w. Wine do, Cider do Euslish and French
Mustard, Spanish Olives, Cspers. Ancha-
vies Essences Tor Aavoring.
PRESEKVES.-Peac Apricots, Prunes
in their own Juice. Pineapple, Lines,
Prunes. Yves, Indies do, Strawberry Jam,
Figs, Raisins, Prunes. 'st1 ~
CANDLES.-NewB Bedford Sperm, Solar do
Adamantiue, Wax, colored do.
Received andfu- sale by q - ~
SHAW &. AUSTIN.
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- fKenfuLhy scaHs
Cloths and fancy Cassluleres 9
Negro Ke,teys; Bed and Negro Blankets
-Muus. D.;-i, ssf' 'GcerIez'
Brown, Loaf, crashed aud c'ar'n'' '1s
p,o and lava Cotfees ,,,.
~ NJ orleans and West India M'iasses
Markarel, Nos. J aud . 'h sarfs 81,
49,. Rice. Flour, Bacon and BAH
Ra,.inr, Pepper, Spice
Tubacco, Segars. &c. &c.
Hardware.
Docket Knives and Forks
pri,snnis and Iron Spoons
Tr,ce and Halter Chains
49, Hammers and Hatet'e's
Snades, Shov ,ls and Hoes
lind mill and crosscut sr~s ,.,,.
V;rer. auyils aud b.ackSm'tns oei''"
N,;ls' brads, tacks and sp 'ss
Ku,b' Dad closet aud stock ,oI". ian.
n"o'' , ,pusres. cumpasses and plane lrens
n.iss po" hacking, cotton and WOOL ,9I,.,. e-.uI
D.aa,,. ". and siecIyards; pots a"a 'A'''
p,,,d and narrow Iron &c.
Ready Made CiotniHs
| of every description.
o.,d,.. Hridles and Martnga'es
I.rockery and Gil ssware
Gunry aud Dundee Baggn:
Kentucky Rope and iw'ne ,.uall, Ioun
Tooe;her with every olher nN. ~. cwd. Grocerie
IN welI sele ted stock OF VI! ~ y. lid .xcse,
I "nd Hardware. All Of which VIII % '''N
'"g.y gsyssS'rbe .C highest market prices pa'0 W
and other country produce g MuFFAT.
= Dec "a, --.----
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. SINGULAR COINCIDENCE,

r 81 ,r,,,L;ps was a coiihr'neo o'|
r Thomas pa re.cbed the mature age OF
bachelor, ;,hnns @ the slightest thought OF Wll''. ~
forty W..b "hetterng his condition ne was srv sr
termed "oe'ssk os,.pk;nd. and imagined that every
ry shy ot ~e"I anaaI at him casually had designs
upon his purse aau naatleman, quiet disnlfeo'
1t was In's s,,s,vhat baldheaded personase'
portly, % ato the mail stage at Washington R.,;. o
who gov INV ,,,ner mo morning to travel 70 pa' T,,.
inore having business !" .,ssInr s,'I companions
shsvond it. Among his ,f',ve n"der orders to join
.s:s = wild young reeief t;asrarean a"ue' squadron,
tbe fiag ship OF the Menl.tr' 1sInan not the best
..aaered anu person in the ",b.r wori" was the es
,nanns; by the ears together was ,;scb;ev I
two hnsuess of MILDLY, who was as was h. j,
pec'aa " monkey, and so successful uaosaJed m i,
Gus asrat;ons ~ that he not on.y y suv and the ou
his the peppery John bul. anu 'T of bp"
emhrol emnler but he started up r. poat ","Lius we,
aet haanea san them, and when o"pA.. Ip.'.';,. III
between baltimore at night, it was = @'sn stand u
to bed al ,o assurance that he was W 10. s,A mor
comiortapat. a. at Blandensburg the IeHs see;, I
and oe mr;se su" precisely, the m''uS
fair" between the parties. Can. Ross tell t
Just ABOVE = III little after FIVE. Ihe m'u.a '.as
parties d me- the pistols and placed DIS .he ae"
man losdea ',e ne. sbaky on their legs the T
Both were .a.I .a.d;a,ation having evaporateo y
glishu,an's T,snk;ns To never having been y tr
night, ana ~ excess Of belligerent spirits
"Fire!' .;..o,. When
Bang p"Ne ,r .,L;ns was seen StaHal
r. ,ss assssad Tsdi'sd blood sG ,s Hs il. s,sssy, mss
s,s.s;or ssoets the aS SSosror.sHieks" r0"pA'"''
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Temperance Hotel.

u,ur Undersigned would resPeetInnl,y ~ % ysnera
l., friends fl Pss @ a'ss ssis sss; ss, seso f,
of Htrssprs. 'ss ss pains will spared W
tine the House passengers gogb be y SSad from him
Also Horses and Bogsfs o gs is ths as" o
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hll8!M MoM :

IA soop these grateful tokens
Msr hands must lay aside
Will. each recalls some memory
'" nflove, and hope, and pride
Too fair had been the flower
That faded in the spring.
And fondly to her darling
~ A mothers heart will cling
Family as some soft echo'
That low csressins note
s. of her ohilGs glad welcome
!. % Around U her seemed to f'0a''
All, no the dreary silence t;,,,
I With keener pang was felt
And BY the couch deserted
In agony she kne''
Peace come TO thee, young n,o"'''
po.ce to thy bursting heart
Now even while its 'hr04O'"s
Seem rending it apart. Ill.,
,rs true Deaths kiss fell c0'dly
.. Upon Thy chi'd's fair ,bn, brow
RI, Der Thy pathway daily
An angel watches now
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Feb. H.,
GEORGE OATES, T! 3.
..,s;ahar nnmn and importer Of Music,

GEORGE VA lE2, ! : y,;,,.;o
Publisher and Importer q T. music W
.,,no AM ror,es and Musical Instruments sas
fiano ,a4 and sse, King ST., es' the sena ,'ovDg
.TRoATEss T sole agenn, n.l0rf.e,urer.. i0r "a,
Nj H. n.s,shra,ed Piano Forte Manu'ao'''
Dac II & Raven; u;nsr
Dusoif od \ II. Gale g. CO.. New York.
anu have ~, always given such uni
whoSe .a,isiaction in this, and the aag a"es and for
verse se Ieeuing their rich aud climate.
their elIHt I,;ou 10 the unsolicited wrtten Nj
II, ,rnm the following en'n9,nent p,ahsa h seuuiu
mas Rshop. Mrs Segnn, Miss p0. ,hs subscri-
anne uio,on and the "ilohnstocks' h,e snI onin-
Lemp'sh ,hs pleasure Of adding the , aSo,%o ,So follow
Der mas t's Swedish Nightingale IN ue S.nar.
ion OF the oSe of note received prior to her ''p-'
ture for Havana add tina, have been
W also with The Piano you kindly se't h.;ng very
greatly ss during my stay in Chates,GS Of tone
tel im.nts i1I NY Instrument possessing great. grea. "
e1eeteh,. -. ,ime uncommon so'tIes''
and al 'N1 'nbscribo myself dear sir ,,,,;o.d.
JENNY Linz
,,,.-,..,on. Dec. 3lst 1850. !. ,cen at III
Tine originals Of the above ca" 10
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TOKENS OF THE DEP.

BY MRS. NEAL
Z; The nursery was darkened,
Though soft the sunlight'h'
\ And there were triaes gatrred
Thalsaoiherslove SO y"'
spiaytbings upon the cs/e''
And kainty little slyS'
9Th 81 M-white ca, and dresses
What e'ned too 5r to use.
Pd beforehem'
A no loo,ofjoy
J, ShonN the bes bent forward,
s To y hssweet employ;
Z She gaJ PUP the laces,
/ But ltere trembling there,
And thSd dimmei the brightness
OfroSce purely fair.
s. The halfa shoe she presses,
Close avulsive grasp,
The ricA hight coral tren,bles
WdhiSiId a clasp.
Well tnalhouse be darkened,
y Welliae lady weep
The littleh is empty,
The chit Eun> - nEinn1s
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M ANSION HOUSE
CAMDEN, .. Y.

-. @AG2@2ss -,
undersigned s. ,s ,sS hs SasIs. ss' for
ss :.sss sHs sa ssss
IS & sss : s s
,s;1 g; s:: 4 G:ss = s.: c.
s;' % *S t. %sf !s nd s i=.
fully with sh. tss aoss ss s. sp,.s
..ass. aS % for tho lsaiIIosd @ snS Gvs i've, me cal
sore"0"n'sna EG nc G. ROBINSON.
Proprietor.
| ,o-, IL y
c.r,d.o. February 7th, ls5l - ------ --------
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Notice.

,o,. 70 leave this State, 10 ,Ia...
As am 10Ses SereSy by appoint Mr. Thomas Lang an
as my general agent " l.. {. ADAMsON.
ring my absences II sw II
Feb. IA
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Naw Fail Goods.

.,-.or;h.r respectfully iniorms h's r.oo;.
VIZ, and the public generally that he ID "0" o"
Wing his FalIsuppy OF oi.s,,es. &c.
Consisting in part of the i9l,S%iSsd aIsT;fsd Sugars
New Orleans and muse''"NN
Rio and Java Coffee 49,,
De- Cheese, Bacon and Lara
M and Mackarel
Corn, Flour, Oats, Salt
SsreJes Iron of all sizes . c.nIlsa
Saa, Swedes % Shot. Lead, Soaps, Starch' Cans''
~ and common Tobacco ,r,r;.o. :
Rarring, Rope ana
Men aud boys Wagon Saddles
Riding and Waggoon, Brides s w,ppou Whips
Hamss Collars, Riding ana "sss'
-ALso--
r,,orr Glass and Hardware
CoI';ns, hest Axes, Nails, ASSORTED "1'
Ooctet Knives, Knives ana fo'A'
focAe' Negro Cloths,
D,o,,hsd and brown Homes pWv,r. punWsv
Rcd Negro and Riding bhA'i>
IA boys Hats and Caps
few cases o. 1,nIos ne usually found in wen sGp
Wnh Ganrr an o. and Hardware store q" -
will be sold exceedingly b B. VI: :. CHAMBERS q
c.v,d.u. $. c. Sept 3
Notice. ;,,, tho Es.
IT. ,.rsons aving demands ,t Isu nresent them
M .n,p p'I Of j. C. Dolby, decd s.Id w Xviii will make
rH properly 'iy .ss'sd and those pUSISp, Aa%
paymentto to
Jan. 30.
Case olives stuffed with hAsW A1sa3y%;ssA i A1sTiN hssflSs'
and for sale oy -
ElyElnlgu porAToEs-A isH SHAW Ss aSGsfiS:
- L --zF-oacb7 Received and fe
I Case Gfeon Peas SHAW 4 AUSTIN
i sale By
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NEW STOKE'

,,,.,r s,hscrbpr is now opening ,a.eS Goods,
VIE ,s. ss0I'aT of 'Groceries and staple staple f Gerald
,, aeHs Store lately occupied by " ','I uh;ch he will
tH (south @ Of the Bank Of Ca%cs' ar;eas for caSh
dispose OF at charsstO" mnp[shase pss would do well to
Those wishing the stock, consisting in part o.
the following viz: , canulated Sugan
Loaf all IT1fnn PORTO Rico and New Ots@% Dr." Ms,,s,es
Nv Orleans, MuscovaGo saa n,'
5E,,nr,oSdsr java, Young IIyson and nasN Ganjlcs
S.loo kJnmnntine and iailoT Half and Quarters
Sperm. "a Mnckarel. in Barrels, i,%" cnsese
NO uiiu Hu,,o md Butter biscuits anu '"''
soap anu Sn;ce Ginger Nutmegs' MACE A
porpder, Sho, and Lend -, ca.unxs
M"rd,xare. Cutlery, Nails ana m;, and %iu ~cl.
tnru pa;n,s Linseed OIL Sperm vi a'N
,,d unbleached shrtngs anu md SSe oznabSra.
Bearhsa cached Iaa Rsd Ticks, Apron Checks anu rs
Blankets Together with lArss s,'SF1s1, Twine. IL
Basgins' n" J. w. BRADLEY.
essssh p.ia Sss!e and other r1ea.e.
: .n. o;sing, Just received hy,
4 few Boxes ne" Na'' w. C. MOORE.
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he subscriber has just finished OFT o lo' Sewing o.
The Ine Rocking Chairs in plush Also ,i.es ss1 aud
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On BOXES ]. E. Cheese, small size. received
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Mill GudseOns, @c'
Mil, Gudgeons, lo4 to 20 inch
Mi Cranka, assorted sizes .,,r,b.r Hollow
N",t. Ware assorted. from 10 s. gallons
Patent Iron Axles. TO 1t men; men; n order..s
Mi Irons Of anv kind Furnished "a 70 COOPER.
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1S0 sides s.a~cJ and for sale at II cts per
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c..e olives stuffed with AnGh0yMseSA sv " AUSTIN.
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