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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
Editors Table.

The CHRISTIAN SUN."-We see by the
Proceedings of the North Carolina and Vir-
ginia Conference of the Christian Church.,
that it has been determined to continue the
publication ofthe Sun at this place, under
the supervision of Rev. III. b. HAYES. We
think we are safe in saying, fewpersons could
have managed the papcras well, and brought
it up to its present influence, as has the pres
ent Publishing Agent Elder Hayes. Success
to his future efforts.
THE WEEKLY PosT.-This paper, publish
ed in this City, has just entered upon its sec
ondyolume, with the prefix Southern" to its
appellatiye. 1t is a Literary paper, chiefly,
but devoted to "oU' the interests of the
State, and has done good service in the OBJ
jects of its publication. We have had occa-
sion to break a lance with our honored and
able contemporaries, but it has been in a
frank and open way, devoid of unkindness, on
our part-and, we believe, was yaliantly re-
ceived, as true knights ofthe quill. We are
travelling the same road, endeavoring in our
humble way, to do what we can to promote
the peace and welfare of our beloved native
State, and we trust to jog along pleasantly
with our friend and coz. and at the end Of
the post-route may each of US find our noblest
desires attained. May the post never get
behind the "Age"-and, acice-,cersa, as Sam.
ivel Weller mot Sidney would say.
GRAHAM, FOR DEcEMBER.-We neglected to
notice this superb Periodical in our last. i
is one Of Graham's best-to say anything
more, would be " gliding refined gold, pain
ting the lily" &c.-as lowers say how is
, GEORGE ? You are always talking to the La
dies. Wonder if Graham is a Widower ?
If 50, remember Samiyel's advice abou
Vidders. Every body send US $3.50 and ge
e a copy of Graham's Magazine and the Spiri
: Of the Age, for 1853.
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RALEIGH, g. Q.
Wednesday, December 5, 1852.
4 Positive Advancement.

Subscribers receieiag tAcir papers NTH a red mark,
are thereby notified that an four recks from the re-
ceipt Of the first number thus marked Acir suJscrip.
ton gears uoiH expire end unless reeeeoed aciAin
that time, the paper aciU be discontinued. This ruIe
'ciH be in~yferjbly adhered to-.
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A city Ordinance, by an act of Assembly
imposes a fine of FIVE hundred dollars on any
man who builds a frame house, even on his
own lot of ground, and with lumber he has
paid for-because It is dangerous to the chole
community, and individual interest must sue
cumb to the greatest good of the greatest
number"
Are not the hundreds Of bars in our cities.
more dangerous to the health, morals, and
peace of the people and would not their
prohibition be equally desirable and consti-
tqtional.-PHs. Dispatch.
Public safety-the public good-the great,
est good to the greatest number, will justify
interfering in the matter of the construction
and location of dwellings, but it won't do, is
a~nti-republican to prohibit the sale of that
which burns up the man, and puts into his
hand the incendiary torch with which to burn
his neighbours building, or fires his brain,
and prepares him to take his neighbours life.
0, no the public ~good-pubHc safety will
justify restraint in the former case, but in
the latter it would be tyrannical.
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Ia On leaving Wilmington, on Saturday
morning last, we found ourselves surrounded
by members of Congress from the Southern
States, on their way to Congress. Among
the number were the Hon. VIM. r. King,
Vice President elect, Messrs. Stevens and
Toombs of Georgia, Gentry of Tenn, Smith
of Ala. Soule of La, Dockery of n. G.
(who got on at Warsaw whom we recog-
nized, and we were told that there wore sew
eral others from S. c., Georgia, Alabama,
Florida, Louisiana, Texas &c. We regret to
state that Vice President King appeared in
exceeding i'll health. He has a most distress
sing cough which, we fear will keep him an
invalid during the winter. He appeared
somewhat cheerful, Notwithstanding his ap-
parent indisposition and fatigue. We heard
a good deal said by these distinguished gen
tlemen concerning our Cuban affairs, but foi
fear of being charged with meddling with po
l%itical matters, we forbear repeating what W.
heard.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

R@-The New Hampshire Legislature has
Charles G. Anterior, (dem.) U. 8.
Senator, to succeed John Z. Hale,
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delightful one. The inequalities and kind
ness of its citizens will long be gratefully
remembered-and the sweet smiles of her
beautiful daughters-but our neighbor of the
e Giraffe" has once or twice bleared its gan
grened eye at US about mentioning the Ladies
we had seen and admired-the jealous thing.
Well they are beautiful and sweet-that is,
they look so! There now, long neck, make
the most of it.
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VI AVA, ll-l Sal URDAl, OCT OBER25 1852. VOL. X
VOL. XiiI.-NO. 10.

MI DE-PERASDuM No, Htyerl Every cloud
has "a nleer t,gh and lie Who wrote It knows
when to turn II uu;. 80 every nlght, however
long or dark, there shall yet come gol lien
morning, Your noble-t powers are usvcr deyei-
oped IN prosperity Any bark may glie m
smooth water with f.vorug gale bot that .,
brave and -krllul otrsnan v no rows up stream.
against the current wllh adverse winds. anI uu
cheering N"cu I" wish hUm God speed Keep
you, head abuye Jbe wuiers let neither sulien 4t.
-pHIr, "r weak yasclallun drag you undcr--
Heed not the poisoned arrow of speaking trearh
cry, that wh.zze, pnst from the shore. Juda,
sold himself when be sold bis bis master; and
tor hlm there davncd no resurrection morning,
LIS glorious tu battle on with a brave heart
while covering puslllaumity turns trembling
back Dream not OF IN: word Hlrrenier' When
one hAi human reed after another breaks or
bends beneath you--lean on the Rock of Area"
lh- Architect passes 'ou through the fllrance to
pufiy The hIe may scorrh, but it shall never
consume YOU. He will label you fine gold
he narrow path may be thurny 20 your tender
feet but the promised land lies beyond the goal
OF Hope may be seen with the eye Of fai'h: YOUR
hands yet grasp them your eyes reyel. from the
mountain top over the green pastures and still
waters Of peace. You shall yet uubuckle your
dusty armor. while soft brerirs shall fan vour
victor temples. M d.perad'a.--lanny Fem.
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THE BACHELORS BRIDAL

Not laugh was heard, nor Joyous note.
As our friend to the bridal va- hurried,
No, a wit discharged h- farewell shot,
At the bachelor going to be married
We married hrm quickly. to save hi. fright,
Onr heaIs from the sad sight turning
Aud We sighed as We stood by the lamps dim
light,
To think him no more discerning.
To think that bachelor free and bright,
Aud shy of the girls as We found him
Should there at the alter, at the dead Of night
Be caught ~ tue snare that bound hun
Few end short were the words we said.
Though We heartily ate Of the cake,
Then escorted him home fIom the scene Of
dread
While his kuees did vfully shake.
We though ss we hsllowed his loVly bed,
The beech the birch and the wnlow.
How the shovel aud broomstck would break
are hls head,
Of the tears he would shed on his pillow
Says he they will talk Of their friend who has
gone,
And every old Batch will upJr.il me:
But nothing I'll re,k # they III let me sleep on.
Meath the coscrlet, just as tley ve laid nc"
But hall Of our broherly task was done.
Efe the clock told thr hour of morning;
And We left with the hope that the fate had
won
Would prove TO each Comrade warning.
Slowly and sadly We marched down,
From the TOP Of the upprrmo-t story,
And re he'er have heard from VI seen the
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DAIRY PEOnTcTS


Tie CommltI,s On Dairy products have csTe.
fully examined the articles shown them and
made the following awards:
let; On 1HLle Butter, 9 samples, we're on sI.
hibiton, all ufrxcrlent quality put up in u usat
and tasteful manner, They felt some rmbaass.
ment III awarding the FIRST premium, rs two san,-
plrs were so nearly alike as to make 1t difficult
totay which was t,at; they however gave The
fr,t pr,num TO ME-. j. I. Bullock. a second
Ia Mrs Ira l., Peck
Your committee would farther remark that,
he other samples were very COED aud worthy Of
a premium, but they lad no other to nwtid, they
we've presented sevorSlly by Mrs Arn L. Lewis,
l.. BALDWIN, aud Miss Jarc McLains.
2d. summer Butter . eampvs; 10th good ,
1t p'cuiuua to Mts b, Cummings. Il ID to Mrs
j 7. Bullock
CuLlsK--2 lots Of two theesrs each 10th Of
superior quality. !.t premium tV Mrs. u. Cum
ming. aud 81 T. Baldwin
vi Domestic Bread five samples four oi baked
bread aud one Of steamed bread The samples Of
hre.d were brought in by Mrs. Ira L. Peck. Mts
Goddard, of Peru Miss o. n Dpmick, aud
Mi. Jane McLanc. Your committee were again
nan embarrassing position aud no II WAS near
the supper hour, were obliged to tc-t all ths
samples, well bu,,eed several times before their
taste. became sufficiently corrected 10 give az
impartial Judgment, they only regretted there
Was no honey ON exhibition us they thought Il
would have improved the taste Of 10th Bread srd
Butter. They however made thu following
awards and beg pardon ffor the socisty)cf thosc
ladies' to whom they have awarded no pfemiunis
thai he, had none to give them. 10 Mrs Peck
they hav, given the first premium Mrs. Goddard
tn, gd en- two lcSrss Of Cct,'c. bread and to
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A hitter from Paris says--

a lew days ago motEsr gave birth to twins,
Whose appearance was most remarkah. and were
worthy being cent 10 Birnum, to be exhibited at
b. museum, "r preserved m vase al llauistan,
tur the satisfaction Of the visitor, Of the place.
Ih" Ar-t Of these twins was entirely white vi ite
hdIr, whlte eyes tinted With red, and thin n a
match lie only survived a few hours. TIL.
second otered the great phenomenon Of having
four arms AT the JOINT of the elhow the ann was
cut III two, and these four parts were armed with
two wrists ard five hands, thc others with .tumps.
The tongue was about seven inches long and the
poor beng used it as ar elephant would his
trunk, IhI- horrible monster IiveC twelve hours.
They have TO b been sent to the nnamlcal muse
um OF Paris from Cholet in the department OF
Of Name ct Loire, where they were born
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SKILL OF BRAzlLIAN LADlEs.--Purser Ramsey.
OF the | >. N"N!, has recently brought to New
MI number VI very cuuuu, ladies head-dres-.
e. iton Brdzrt, Some ui them .rv made Of the
sca,eo e!o- and bone, ui h-h ~ the form OF flow
"a. beautifully arranged at" bouquets, While
hri' a'c made 40 ui me- iea.,r- Of the .iT fam.
e. niur Co.. f".uisr. Several Of lAr ornaments
t'Wcs"nied delicate tt.ie Uro-, ~ the aus. u.lur-
"a p"siuies, Wide Others are made OF the breasts
%! h"m""ns D"us, surrounded ty leave, made Of
P'u"is t"atu"ls, mru,us gorgeous flowers, ui
Nii'Ealcu hU,s, OF The most tclL-Ii4l ag.,IIp.
tuH. ihr-e 'uHFcn,- ue mtGr uy lie nuns u
ure Vt ID, ruLyruts ut ib.xL
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SHINE

Tile committee ouswne have performed the
und more competition III this department than for
several years previous.
Aud although there may be much doubt 90 H.
question "wheDhsrtAs jewish and Gahomnledan
appreciation OF the merits Of this animal in the
matter uf uea.ness, health and good tasto. 10
not preferable 10 the christian. whole hog attach.
u.-ut; yet in a p.rUniiry point ~ view, this
branch Of the farmer, business, must be regarded
us Of the iir.t importance, and although ~ tho
Ub.etvunCc oi stIlct b., gIenc habits, We may re.
gard .wlur icsh u. uuCleau--ws arV surrounded
by world OF Gentiles whose gustaIory lonsngs
for the delicious blubbsr will InsgIs n speedy
consumption Of all We can produce
Before stating our award 0! preacm., We will
explain that u Suffolk SOW, presented by Mr..
I hapman is apparently very hns animal, but
from Uuacquaiulance with that breed, We feel
unwilling to award prcmun--but ARE not GER
ig!u but It Should rank among the 6rst.
Best boar to l., L. i j. L, Bullock.
"a TO Wm Patten,
Sd 'OL, l.. J. I, Bullock.
ID TO rstteU
81 10 Ira L. Pec<
Drst little zig. to l.. l. Is j. T. Bullock,
?d ton X Hall
very liue sow WAS presented by Dir. Hall,
but u. the number Of premiums were limited, We
haSs not awarded any on her
L, BALDWIN, th.irnaL
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a letter from an intelligent and well informed
gentlemen ia the Western Reserve, OHIO which
We mud ia The DerUt Free Press. says:
" can assure YOU lha: lAr Deuiocracr Of the
Buckeye ; ave are all wide awake, aHd ID aud
doug IN the good cause. Tie three tickets III
the field lor Pres den'ial electors, will bring out
the whole strength of the three parties, aad you
may rely upon It. the Democrats in Oljo will
have large majority over the Whiss. We are
all eutn,ly ouuident that Pierce and kmg will
carry our State. 4 large portion Of the Wing
parry will never 60 lor scott, while our own can
dlJMes ate enthusiastically tie choice oi our
Democracy, who viii can! the day Lels us sure
Ia u comes
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inE fulAIu DIEA-E-At th. last sitting of
u' Ihr- Academy VI Sciences, several ,uumu.
locations "r', read uu ,ue potato mIIad, aud ihe
nar"E~ 81 prevention. Nj nU,rIr ulufmrt-lh
".N'us u,',,Evd tait lAs disease prevailed to
s'ra,v' .cut Ia ,"uUs which had not at ANY
,me teen covered hy the sea than hy those
winch were kuuwn 10 have been immcily over.
uu"vd, hc imagined lhut ~ the addition q. salt
nc could ptrNeut the mal-dy. lie therefore pre.
pared strong mixture OF salt aud wafer, IN
Which he pla, ed hl, cutting, for several Luurs bc.
fore planting thcIu, aud when the crop was gath.
eIcd IN the potatoes were all sound
Mr Bay lor stated that lG had come 20 con.
clusun that the disease Was caused by an "a.
cess uf vitality N the seed le therefore lutroduc.
ed pea into cnch cutung The peas ,,gciatrd
quickly, but without mjurously retsrdug the
growth of the potato and when tn. putatue. were
gathered they were all perfectly sound. whilst
num The cutting without peas which he had plant.
rG ~ portion uf the gru,nd n-ark all the crops
had the maladN lie ,upros,. tlat tie cnrly
vegetation "fthe pea. had carried ulT tie Luu.lI.
ny, and thus saved the potato.
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ChlOTOIOfm-- Remedy for Bolt, or Grub>.

.Ue'srs. Editors MANY experiments have
been made upon the Grubs, after being taken
from horses that have died. In order to discover
what medicine (Which might be safely adlniul,
te'ed to the hurse,) would destroy tie worm.
Every experiment was iruItless, until rcccntly 4,
Tor II was found that they would live for weeks
~ any medicine that could be administered to the
horse. At the request Of y frlccd who had u.,
lost u hnr brood mare, undertook once more
ihe OF repeated experiment | pot few of them
IN Chloroiorm-tDey died Instantly. | next
poured few drops Of medicine on one or two
aud finally dropped one and 'netnrs two
drops. on those not used in the other experiments,
and every one to which 1t Was applied died
communicated the result u the experiments
to hrrier IN the neighburhood, who acting up,
my Suggestions. administered one table spoonful
Of ChlurofOrm to houses showing all the well
marked symptoms Of Gfubs-rrlrf was almost
in,Hnianeous. A few DAYS afterwards he ad-
mr'teIed 1t again with like success
The way We administer it is as follows. viz
or table -pponuls Churuf1rm, l.2 70 pint
Whisky; mix, and shake and give at a drench
Hor-es that have refused all food that have ap-
pearcd IN constant pain Tor Tor two or three day.
have taken the diench aud relief followed III ten
TO fifteen minutes.
am fully satisfied that all other remedies
heretofore employed are worthless, CON pared to
Chlorulorm, aud | would strongly urge ur on all
owner, Of horses, the necessity Of keeping con.
stantly on hand this admirable medicine for the
Horse 1t is good not oniy for Gruts, but has
teen iuuuu the best rrlued, fur CuIic. Lockiaw,
DC. GEoR.E j CoLC!S, N. u.
BELMONT, Ala, Augu- 6 1852.
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ANLCpoTE oF GAME CVCK-On the memorable
2l,t u Junc. Lord Howe victory Capt Ber.
kelley, commandcd the Marlborough and broke
through he French line between Llmprtuous
lie Muclu- each Of superior force, aud engaged
them bo,h. On going INTO action, the Captain
ordered all the i've stock TO he thrown over
board, bur, at the humble request of hls crew,
permitted them to retain an OLD game cock which
they (ihe crew had Fought seyera! times and
always wi,r success. Though the coop wa thrown
INTO the sea, the CoCk wa allowed to rAngv tue
drck at liberty. In the acton the Muhuruugh
Was 80 severely hanuted by her tremendous up-
= uruts, halt iIri crew wett disabled. hcT Cant.
cHiird wuuuurd below, hot malumast shot away.
ana The remainder oi the men driven from jhrIr
quarters. Al tins vcrS Juucturr, when the Mari
Ooroush wa, ou the puInt ui striking ,hrre chauc-
rG one of hose Az iu luil, ~ The roar uf the tbun
derhg cannon, uit IN experienced m general ac.
lion ia that mUmen'ary ,iiencp wueu the ftllug
Of u rope might he heard. lie old game cock who
hau escaped he human carnage, hupped up up
on the tie shattered stump "f the inainnla-l, and
with loud and triumphant halplu. oi he wings.
sent forth such along ani lu.ty challenge to- he
heard 10 every paIt ui tie disabled ship. No IN.
d,vldual spoke Ia reply to the humey bot touch.
mg alarm one universal and gallant cheer from
tie b"ben crew aru-e--thr, remembered .he ia
damIldtic courage IT IL" buu that sai uuGl,may
cd above thr h,vy.,mg huT.r, of 'le drcS aud
eE,iN suut un Huuru Whprould aIa. their limbs
So ..rieTs remained H., guns r.s,Liuru Jhe uC.
uou, sud 'nTcru each ol tl,ir url.uru,- r. .ur.
render 4 SILVER medal wa> sliL,k ~. uItcr -
Admiral Berkeley II Was hung upon he neck ol
the old game cock. who, IN III, parks aud uiuund
the lrucely halls ui Guuiwuud. passed ilr ic
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@I Va N1~ ~@l

OdTIIdBt and wagon WanuiaCtOfY,
| q GAY would inform his friends aud custo
81. mere that hs has removed az Aisrrw sLopat
the southwest corner oithe public squire where hr
"iIconlInue The manufacturing oicnriages hugc,s
and wagons ~ the latest aud most approved STYLES
Being practcai workman, he fattrr, himself that
he can build A. good work can be produced IN this
market. YORK made to ordsrand warranted to give
rnire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice
Cash paid tor seasoned lumber ] e. CAV
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Mr. Bancroft las completed the fifth volume
Of his History ofthe United State. and It has
been in the hands VI The stercoty per- IN n York
for several weeks. Of the fourth volume. issued
last spring the very large number OF 10000 cop.
les is understood to have been already sold, IN
this country alone, aud there have been editions
oft published in London aud pirs, aud half a
dozen ;ransaions in various parts Of Europe
Ct.dgo Dem. prc'S
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The Albany papers mention the discovery of
the RUNS Of an ancient city near Tlcond.toga 1t
ls supposed 10 have contained about fifteen thou.
sand inhabitants aud It Is avcrred that two hun
dred chimneys, in good state of preservation.
ARE still standing gu their ancient sltys
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NANuEsLlN, the ARri-r-.-Juhn VBudcrlyn,
ote ol the earliest, IA be luug continued to bu one
90 thr most emUuiueut of Au,rlcau artist died
81 h, residence a. Kingston, | I.lrf county New
! wS, on Ihuir,iay evening lie was bonn he
'Awu town, just seventy IA Wears age. about
lhIer mnIib- after the Declaration OF our Na.
u"nA, Independence had been made lie ma,
hNe been sand, therefore, Jn Save been Iu-t as
old a. lly uau"u The -pacr llL Emd,r,yu ha.
n.isd iu 'hr hI-t,ry Of American ant renders Il
proper lhal We should Ia, bot",e nur reader.
synu ui the details ui h- lite. lis edu atiuu WIS
frrebcd at The academy Of h, naive village
where he renamed ull he wa -,Xte,u eat. Of
age, when bis truih.r brought him 10 lh,- Ci'y On
Ni,ll Il htpprneI that, during this visit he
fell III with Nj, Thomas Barrow, an extensive
dealer tu engrayiugs, who offered linn II place as
celk iu hi- store. He accepted the offer. aud r..
manned two years IN his empIuyment acquiring
aud improving taste Tor the iue art aud, during
hls lesGre moments. taking lessons IN drawing
IL Vas there that be made the aCquaintanc. ut
Stuart, who permitted hIw 10 copy some uf his
portraits, ana there, too, he hr,l met Col BUR-
whO advanced him the mean, for prosecuting hi,
sudes under the direction OF stuart and Of sub.
seqDeuuy gong 10 France 1t va, IN l7g6 that
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success Alter residence oi five years. he re-.
turned home tn confirm their predictions. Hi,
success among h. country yuien Wa, ~peedll, aud
gnai, but IN the spiug If 1903 he went to-
Europe again to purchase large collection Of
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o. OSBORN J. 3 sKINNEg
AUCTION AUCTION,.
q. 4 Caborn's Cigar SELDOM

1 tCIlbN LEXIS, are prrplred to receive any
KIND OF Property public or private sale such
ns Nrrchandnr Of all kinds, Horses, Cattle, &c ,
which they will -rli to the best advantage
On Consignment, Il lol Of ready y.madc Clothing
which wIll hr put up their sales room iol the IN
surclion ol 10" public All business entrusted to
thrlr care IN the above line viii meet with prompt
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ever offered IN thsmnTksi, and
al prices 10 defy cumpruuon They have aclil-
ties tor manufacturing superior 10 aly thl, slor ul
Chicago aud are dc,ermIl,d 10 put their puCc
iithe Lorrr Mark
In addition tu what they cymauuiicrre themselves
they are receiving good assortment OF furniture
from the most fashionable Auu,t- ~ Chicago, which
hey vii. ,cll at Chicago puces adding lunsporta-
tuH They would call uarlIcula. attention 10 the
tact that they are making lh.towu
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Dress Making.

MRS G FYFE ha- aided to ArI Millinery bu.
VI sn"ss rhnt oi Dress Making. i'm l IT. branch
e- having employed a competent person to man
Igr that department..
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