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r. BOND,
THE WELL KNOWN

Furniture .WgassxfNctHrer,
Begs leave to return his sincere gratitude
to the citizens Of Edgecombe and its
vicinity, for the very liberal patronage
that has been extended to his father, and
hopes that the desire hitherto manifested
to serve the public, will merit continu-
ance of their patronage.
From the long continued illness Of my
father, (,hat the business may go ou
punctually,) it has become necessary for
me to discontinue my business in Colds
boro' and return to the long-established
stand in Tarborc'.
From desire On the part of my father
/ have become sole proprietor of the
The southerner., 1852-04-17

dS QedQ lelLoIS.
Anderson B Miss Mordecai Henry
Brinkley M Miss Moore William G
Billips William Munchie Elizabeth
Bullock J K Morgan Wells B
Bell Jane Mrs Pittman Wiley
Brown B G. Proctor Joab
Bradley Bennett Pittman NJ A Miss
Carson Nancy Stirn A
Carthy Green Sess-ams NJ A Miss
Dautrey S Miss Smith W r
Dente William Seasons Harrel
Durdan W Ii Skinner W IL
Freeman e Miss Smith Moses
Fountain John Station Drup'y Miss
Gordon James station w u
Jones E Miss Station Nancy Mrs
Johnson w G Station N y MISS
johnson L D Station A
King Robert Ell Station ) Z IL.
Lapelouse w A Thomas Jesse
Lane Susan Wilkinson G G 2
Lane w Fl Weakes w Al
lane w L Whitly Smitick
Worsley Mayo
a. S. e. MOORE, p. N.
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prop, at 2,5O and $50. A small lot
Dew Virgin, say so bbls. sold at $50.
Tar.-No arrivals, market bare; las,
rnles were at l,7O, in the water.
Bacon.-Arriving more freelv: de.
pnand continues fair, but little doing in
thc way Of sales. Hams held at Il a
Y 1cts. per h., Sides and Shoulders II
q III, hog round 11cts per lb. No
sales this week to our knowledge.
Lard.-Supply moderate and but lit
tle demand at present; no sales and but
title coming in. Held 1O2 a 11cts.
per lb.
Corn.-Wc notice the arrival of three
eargoes since our last, some20OO bus of
Nhich have been disposed Of at 60 cts.
Per bu. The stock on hand is very full.
Petersburg Market, March IA.
Cotton.-There is but limited de-
hand for this article. Sales at 7c. to
7sc.
Corn.-We quote at 6Oc. to 623c. per
blshel.
Bacon.-This article has advanced.
hdes 1c. to Ike; Shoulders 10c to 10{
pr Western. Virginia cured Hog
Round 103c. to lie.
Lard.-We quose 1O1c. to 114c.
The southerner., 1852-04-17
q, ?:E:BAeHBR W.AN1VTHD,

y. IE!MGH.s!BK W a. TEU,
The Trustees of the Tarboro' Acade-
my would be glad to employ gentleman,
to take charge Of the Male Academy.
A gentleman, properly qualified, would
find it a desirable situation, as the school
for the last ten years, has exceeded 10
pupils per session. The health of the
place is satisfactorily established, by
the experience Of TIE past.
The time of the present incumbent cx-
pires in June.
BY order of the Trustees.
Henry I. Clark, Sec'y.
March 18th, 1852.
Standard and Register copy 8 times.
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llDRl 3 l!lu.R[B,

The young Ladies of Edgecombe and
the neighboring counties, are respectful
ly invited to call and examine those
Beautiful Hushsf0nds 0na Dress
ing Tables, to be seen at
T. &. BONDS WARE RO0M,
which will not fail to please the fancy
of the most exquisite.
Ladies, please call and one soothing
word to old blchelors call and see
Bonds great display Of Furniture, and
for few bullets you IAN procure enough
materials to cap!ivate the most ---
there is no doubt. March 3, 80.
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gD1DgDSlD.a
.4SricsELfgkr(yE SOelCty,

WILL hold its regular meeting on the
fourth Thursday (22ad) ia April.
March 81, 1852,
The southerner., 1852-04-17

Soap.
SO boxes No. and Family Soap, Vroom
g. Fowler's, for sale by
". II. TTillurd.
Jan. 9, '52.
The southerner., 1852-04-17

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The above Proprietor will continue to
manufacture and keep constantly on hand
The follo,Uing ARTICLES:
Marble top dressing Bureaus,
Mahogany do do
Marble top side boards,
Mahogany do do
Marble top wash stands
Mahogany do do
Wardrobes, book Cd ses, writing desks,
Ladies work tables, plain burea 8,
China presses, mahoge ny tables,
Candle stands, walnut tables,
Portable desks, sofas, divans, tete tetes,
Office, cane and rush bottom chairs,
Rocking chairs, cribs, cradles, aud bed
steads Of all patterns,
Cheap wash stands, March 8, SO.
The southerner., 1852-04-17
MEDICINES 8 DRUGS,
9All lUs

ALL, who wish to procure clothes OF
the best materials and most elaborate
and fashionable workmanship, can be
accommodated at tn e we'll. known estab
lishment of
The southerner., 1852-04-17

lishment of
IAMBS MBHBGAM,
who is continually receiving the latest
styles Of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES AND vES1lNGS.
And always employs the best of work
men. Also, on hand, GENER AL
ASSORTMENT OF MADE.
CLOTHING, and all such articles as
areusually kept by Merchant Tailors.
February, 1852
The southerner., 1852-04-17

Tarhore'. Jan. 8, 1852.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF oHIo~-sEssIoH or isss-5s
w The Thirty third Course Lectures will commence
the FIRST Monday in November under the following
and close the last OF February: =.
yEDEDIAH COBB, NJ D. Professor Of Ansisny.
JOHN LOCKE NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
JOHN LOCKE a. NJ D. Adjunct Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
NJ LAWSON, Nj d PrOis OF Phys ology and Pathology
L. o. EDWARDS, NJ. d., Professor OF Maleria Medca and
Therapeutics. and Medical jurisprudence
H. w BARLEY, NJ D. Professor OF Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy.
LANDON c. RIvES, NJ. D. Professor Of obsier6s and the
Diseases OF Women and Children
DANIEL DRAKE, III d. Professor Theory Practice and
Clinical Medicine
WIN. H. COBB, A. D. Demonstrators Of Anatomy. 80
THR DsRcTISG ROCKS will be opened the first OF Ocobe
aRd continued throughout the desirable facility viii
Be afforded for the study Of Practical Anatomy
CLINICAL LEIIrREs by the Professors Ct the Practice Met
and Will be delivered the
al the Commercial Hospital.
PRELIISARy Lectures, during tie month OF Oot will be
delivered by members Of the Faculty TINS (which will be
freel will embrace Clinical Lecture the Hospital and Lectures
atihe College II will not infringe regular
Tie College Building, finished, will be readiness In
respect at the opening OF The ensuing pupils there
fore rely every convenience for The prosecution u their
studies
FEss-For whole collectively SIO5
Ticket So Dsecting Ticket so Hospital Ticket IS, Gradus-
lion Fee, SIS
Good Board Aeiadns uel and Lights wal about 81 50
week. l.. NJ. LAWSON, NJ ID,
Cincinnati July TO- 52d1w, Dean OF the Faculty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

About eleven O'clock last evening, the powder maya.
zine belonging 10 Reynolds, Fowler * Stoekweil, con-
tanning about one hundred kegs Of powder exploded,
having been FIRE by Of the numerous grace
less scamps infesting the city. The conclusion
was most terrific and its effects most disastrous 10
buildings only in the vicinity, but in the outer ex
trenes Of the town. The powder house was situated
in deep ravine 10 the southeast part OF town. was
small frame building. elevated few feet above the
ground Two hours before the explosion the house
discovered to be fire. Scarcely house IN town that
was not more or less injured The walls OF several of
the brick buildings in the vicinity, severely
ured, particularly the beautiful dwellings Of Peter
Ball and r. Gregory. Large buildings three or Tour
squares from the explosion were moved from their
foundation doors burst Open windows broken, plaster
knocked Of walls cracked and other injuries sustained
The windows Of the Catholic Church, over hall mile
distant were nearly all broken in. There is no means
Of ascertanng the amount Of damage done bat proba
big not less than $50 900, or $4,000. There were
probably 1000 pounds Of powder burnt the report Of
which, must have been heard fifty miles -Lafayefts
Courier
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15
state of Parties,

The New York Mirror, Wing Journal edited by a
Wing office holder contains long article the State
Of Parties, from which make the following extracts
1--WE have been at some pains TO examine tie figures
and what the chances OF the great parties Wing
and Democratic in view Of their present position
We must confess that the hopes Of Wing triumph in
cept in this State Vermont Tennessee and Wsconson,
Wings have not Governor Legislature, save
an Kentucky which offsets the Democratic Legislature
Of Wisconsin. In Congress, the Wing show Is equally
bad-nay worse In the the Senate against % Wings,
are "a regular Democrats; quasi Democrats, alias
Freesolers and vacancies. In the House, against 7s
Wings l40 regular Democrats, and Freesoilers.
Legislatures against "a Democratic, leaving Demo-
cratic balance Of % States Joint Wing vote ia Congress
Ill against ia Democratic Free SOIL and 2vacanies,
leaving Democratic balance, without Freesolers OF
%, a pretty fair working majority
Leaving Georgia, South Carolina Minnesota, and u ah
OF the queston-they all Democratic-we find
the Wing strength to be not far from 100000 votes
while the Democratic stands about 40, 600
leaving Democratic balance of $50, 900 votes. We
have not recorded the Abolition vote Of New York
some 5000, cast for Chaplin the Native vote Of
New Jersey and Pennsylvania, 1000. at
late elections. We find also that, in 1913, had the
Democratic party been united, as il now is il would
have carried against Gen. Taylor, Ohio by some
so 900, New York by over 1000 and Pennsylvania,
counting the Native vote that will now be cast against
Scott by small majortythus securing the three great
States, depended on to eject Gen. Scott.
To mind the picture is by means bright, and
short Of the utmost unity in the Wing ranks now shaken
by Independent Movements in Georgia, Massachusetts
and elsewhere and the determined organization OF the
Native Party against Scott, there is but the smallest
chance Of success.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

Toombs has been heretofore regarded the most tai
snted Wing from the Scuth. He has just been elected
the Senate for six years. His speech in oppo
sOn to Gen Scott has created qnite stir in the Wing
camp. The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Express, thus alIudes to it:
''WAsHiSGTOy, July 3D.
The speech Of Mr.. ToOmbs, to-day, listened 10
throughout with intense interest by all parties. In the
Introductory part where he phlosopheay dwelt upon
the assumption Of power by irresponsible and chance
elected delegates National Conventions, ne made
profound impression What he said was full Of wisdom
as well as Of eloquence or course, as to the Scott
and Pierce party there will be the greatest difference
Of opinion The Wings, especially the Southern Wings
who going for Gen Scott, indignant, but most
Of the Northern Wings think the speech will be useful
20 them. Mr.. TOombs denies that Union Wings are
committed the nomination Of Gen. Scott because he
says the General has not endorsed the platform only
accepted the nomination with the burthen Of the plat
form.
Such speech, doubt is calculated do great
harm TO the Wing cause ia such States Georgia,
Florida, and Tennessee where there Wing MAORI.
ties; and in North Carolina and Kentucky il will be
powerful. In the Northern cities and towns also, il
may be niurious bat il will rather strengthen If read
there Gen Scott In the Free Soil Districts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

The farccal folly Of representing Cen. SCOTS nom
nation unanimous" is done in the letter aPpriz
ing him OF the nomination. needs no comment because
the fact is notorious that Gen. Scott nominated Bit
terly against the will and ltytimesrepeated vote Of
every southern State and because the central organ OF
the Wing party has openly declared that his nomination
is sectional triumph OF the northern Wings over the
Wings Of the south and because The Wings of at least
OF the southern States which voted for Gen
in declaring that they will NOT support Gen.
Scott, and giving up their Wing organization
and joining in the call of Union State Convention, for
the 10th OF next month"; to see where they shall go and
what they shall do. To call Gen. SCOTS nomination,
under such circumstances, unanimous, the height OF
absurdity, however the term may have been selected
under cover OF some OF resolution that effect,
which probably few voted for and which assuredy
body believed in.-Wash. Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

Since the Wings have attempted throw the resPon-
sbiity of the organization Of the Native American
marty on the Democrats Of New York and Philadelphia,
we have looked into the history Of this party with some
care and find that the charge Is utterly destitnis Of
truth Although Natvesm had ITS votaries for many
wears before that time never assumed formidable
organization until 1913 and IA Gen Scott says he
tertained Native American views early as the spring
Of 1895 In IS40 BY the aid Of two friends, he drew
MP his celebrated appeal for the organization OF Native
American party. Up to that time there had been no
distinctive organzaton General Scott address would
have been unnecessary. There had been organiza
tion perfected in ls4 when the General bis cels
brated letter Reid for he there advises names
Sc Then hold that the evidence is conclusive that
this party having for its object the exclusion of foreign
ers had its origin under the lead and advice of General
Winfield Scott. When third parties formed they
always afford resting place for the political laggards
who fall behind in the march of their respective parties
That renegades from the Democratic party may have
sought resting place at the half way house of Native
ism we admit But that such organization had
the eountenance and support of the Democratic party
numbered among its votares any considerable numbers
Of influence Of the Democratic party Is utterly
Gen. Henry A. Dearborn. who was tho prime
OF the party and its acknowledged leader at Bos
ton was a we'll known Wing James Harper the
only Native American ever elected Mayor Of New
York, was originally Wing. In 1914, the Natives
elected to Congress- from the city Of New York snd
Brooklyn, four members of Congress, William w.
Campbell William S Miller Thomas NJ Woodruff and
Henry /. Seaman. These gentlemen all original
Wings aud since the disruption Of the Native party In
New York, they, together with Mayor Harper, have
gone back 10 their first ove-Whiggery. At the same
election, in Philadelphia city and county, two Natives
elected 10 Congress, Lewis c. Levin and John ii
Campbell These gentlemen were both original Wings
and have since either voted the Wing Native ticket
10 s43 they both voted for General Taylor and carried
with them the whole Native VOTE and in return, Gen
Taylor appointed William ID. Lewis collector of the
port Of Philadelphia and John W. Ashmead, District
Attorney of Pennsylvania-both leading Natives. In
Philadelphia city and county, the Wings and Natives
have for several past united and divided the
sfhces
All will remember the celebrated letters and speeches
of VIM 5. Archer, the Wing Senator from Virginia In
favor Of Naivesm No one will doubt his Whiggery
He a member of the recent Wing convention. and
entrusted with the and private correspondence
OF Gen. Scott Nov we ehallsnge the whole Wing party
give the Of single influential Native American
who Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

8JeT The Detroit Free Press-by the way OF the
ablest Democratic papers in The Union says
Gen. Scott says in his letter VIM. f. Robinson that
his native letter was written under circumstances Of
usual excitment; and the New York Times has dis.
covered that he didn't write any such letter at all and
offers large bet sustain its assertion First, Gen.
the letter under excitement; secondly, he
didn't write il all thirdly il unexceptionabe
letter, any how The last third point will be in the
Times Of I'd July The wing sdiscovered that Gen Pierce
failed in the midst of battle secondly, he want in the
battle at all and thirdly he forced go Mexico
was no volunteer like Gen. Scott, and a coward
after he got there lourthy and lastly he was in
Mexico at all. This last shall have in a few days.
This world must end very soon it is getting TOO smart
TO live. This certain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15


IN THE MEDICAL. HISTORY. or THE WORLD THAT
HAs srorf Il r FEW as sEco sl6lhNr PAINS
will stop the most severe pans IN FIVE minutes OF less and
NeuFas and sSSs sSTS AND 4 ExT f sss
|, lads in giving Instant ease 10 The most iofmsnins
agoazng pains
IN NIxErr CASES ogT Of hyMDRED.
E EE1fS MATS y \ 9SF u a1ERs
SSRIsSSTTPuo 's q T TTT5 MNg lEssirrs
TooTaGcHR is eSE SECOND
s sPAsM II II FIVE FIVE MIXTTEs
s sfK HF FERNR n FIFTEEN FIFTEEN MINUTES
SORE THROAT il FOUR MNuTEs.
Spinal complaints sin JOINS suain Bruises Gus Wounds
FIOs Bites Cholera MOrbus. Dyeney, Tic DOloreuk and
Relief will instantly ''Gs e es PsE ana sHssy cure me disease
Railways Ready Relief viii stop the distressing in
few minutes and prevent renewed attacks II o. cleanse and
PREVENTION.
BY hslng the pleasant and able pei OF r. X r.
will refresh and enyen the H. aul heavy
feelings Of 0r0or and fH'if gS "a r,,,va
Ma s,sslesPoSniel Of R R wnk Bowl o. waler snd
other of The body every morning. you wiz keep
and healthy disease and sickness headache
ALL BOWEL. COMPLAINTS.
Discharges relieves pains in few mnuIes~
checks the Distressing discharge and viii speedily
cause
NEURALGIA.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
Railways Ready Relief possesses almost
sne over the sharp daring pans; Of pain Of This cruel complaint
In few pai-sricken sufferer the
gtf sensations departing
In the cry OF New York. Of them had been brought
the PAIN Immediately strengthen the system supply
the nerves with and vitality the loss Of
the Of the pains.
RHEUMATISM
PAINS REIEFED IN FIVE MINUTES.
Radways Ready Relief viii sop
pains Rneuu almost Instantly Persons living
city who. for months confined beds
Fans whose bones unsoGd from whose joints
pain fifteen minutes by Radayis
the uth snd thousands New York hundreds
OF 0ts nds in the United States The truth Tins
aSserionwe need certificates OF publish long
the citizens OF almost every ia the lnon The last
| years, have tested IL themselves.
CHILL FEVER
cRIILS STOPPED IN A FEW MTHUTES-PATS RE-
LEVIED INSTANTLY.
Rsdwsys Ready Relief a Chls
aud Fever II hreaSs the Chs acknowledgements
vgoraes with health AMI strength every sud secretion The
system 1e
WhenevSI ieel pain, aPly Rsdway's Ready Relief Is
70 relieve you III few minutes. Ii have pans the
Stomach ntesnes The Liver Kidneys Bowels Joints, Bones
Railways Ready Relief taken either internally applied eSier
RADyYAY s CO, log Fulton street. New York
AGENTS FOR r. r. r.
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l. Reed RiclIa9ns MechsI,hy ApIegss DelPh: + J. N
Inn Braehos Co, Cumberland s Hmshaw, tireeuhoro
JOS IoHni, Msletoc Edwards Greenfield A. Stall Mich
ganewni shTyock Co, Rochester J. Tp'on, Son NORTH
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msy3d-may awinIyohlt. Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15
Wells, Fargo & Companys California Expires.

A JOINT STOCK COMPANY-CAPtTAL S300DtO.
oh No. l6, Wall 81. New York.
fHNHlS Company having completed IFS organization above
IL ready undertake general Express Forwarding
Agency and Commission Business the purchase and sale Of Gold
Dust Bullion Bills of Exchange the payment and collection
and Specsaso Packages Parcels and Freight Of all descriptions
and between the city New York and The city of San Francis
and the principal and California; connecting
New York with the lines OF Wells Buterked Co and Lv
Fargo Co. forming the American Express Company; also
with the Harnden Express Pulen, Virgil Co.'s Northern and
Canada Express Davenport MssoEs New Bedford Express aud
Livingston, Wells & Co.. European Express.
They have established Offices and faithful Agents la al the
ep cities and towns the Eastern Middle and Western
and California; and faithful Messengers furnished
with chests the o. and other valuable
packages accompanying each Express upon all their nes as well
in California in the Atlantic States
Our California authorized draw drafts
payable principal Offices American Express
Company New York ami ST. Louis sodng persons
in California the convenient prompt and reliable
remng fe5s hs country Also, Drafts Calor-
10 sale at the OF exchanges.
SAMUEL p CARTER, for many years connected with the
American Express Company Albany and r. w. WASHBURN
late Of the Bunk OF Syracuse have been appointed principal Agents
for California
The Agents OF the American Express Co suhozet
as Agents for this Company.
Henry WeIs Aurora y. Y, Nm. q Fargo, Buffalo,
Johnston Livingston, " ", Apheus Reynolds, do.
Elijah Williams, Buffalo, James Mckay, New York.
I'D w. Morgan, Aurora, n. V Alex NJ c. smith n v
Henry d Rice Elmira
EDWIN b MORGAN President.
JAMES Mckay, Secretary.
WELLS, FARGO s. Co, 10 Wall ST. New Yosk.
juy3-d3lw2w. F. CLARK, Agent, Cincinnati, ..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

1HE BALL MoTIoN!-The first Democratic meet
ing FOR Old Rush. came off ia tho Court House on last
Saturday evening The right feeling pervaded it, and
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. The meeting was
addressed by s. W: Robinson and Finley Bigger, Esqs.
holding old-fashoned, Democratic Mass Meeting
The next meeting OF the Club will be held in the conrt
Dom Saturday evening, the l7th.--yaeksoaian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

1rThe New York Herald, which did much service
TOR Gen. Taylor in the campaign OF 49, is now quite
severe on Scott II says the attempt get up military
hurrah miserable abortion. Disaection conlronts
the Wing candidate on every side-gunpowder is at
will not do-lhe great principles,
aud the great OF the day and OF the age will
rise the top. The Wing party and Gen. Scott have
been already compelled TO face this music The expec
ted military uToTe falls siilborn thing the ground
Il don't The country begins feel the mpor.
lance Of Presidential election, in reference to princi
/ MA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15
The Come Outersf

James Lyons John r. Cbamblin and Hunter H. Mar.
shall Wing candidates for electors in Virginia refuse
in consequence Of the nomination OF SCOTT.
Joshua Brick, Of Cumberland county, leading Wing
of West Jersey and of the Taylor electors in ls4s
out for Pierce and King, and will exert himself for
their election.
W. S. Psrham, substitute Wing elector 10 the 9th
District, Louisiana declines in behalf of Gen.
Scott. Ii is reported that Isaiah Garrett The eleetor
has also declined
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15
M,CORMICK'S
REAPING AND MOVING MACHINE.

SNAvID WILLIAMS, opposite Branch Bank Indianapolis Il
Nd applied soon furnish the above named Machines for
cutting wheat, Mowers be susehed cutting
timothy and all kinds OF grass.
The Reaper will two OF Wheat per hour ana VIII
least Of all The grain scattered BY ordinary
grading
The VIII ami quarter Of timothy
hour. They warranted 10 perform here stated
Farmers who wish grain, labor money and
speedy gathering these should have
Machine interest in one
Farmers on together that each nslghboood might
ply hemeves One Of the Reapmg Machines be the
farm Of Nicholas McCay where worked last aithough
deficient the caDgsl great satisfaction
The easlgs this year have been sled there will
deficiency Such performance The used
Mr. Nice be hesitation in recommending
them great advantage all having wheat cradle Mr. c.
r. Boar who superniends will give any information to
he perormance jun9-d&wtf