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Boys Straw C~ps.--A splendid Assortment
ser desirable pstsrns, a; DsNIAs, loo Canal
NJ
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The Undersigned have now I'm store Large
and complete ef straw sds among which are
Ceyl0n Hiawatha webster Ueneveee and sere bs-des all
be found elsewhere, and which viii be
added anything tina, may make s appearance during the
srason OF lowest
prices Tor cash approved paper.
aE0. w. a JEtIIAf. READ 100 Chambers street.
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Defiance ss1smsnder sefes-WNh Patent
uoVdrr rrf defiance and bars Depo g Pearl
"ree' o"e "o'' O'''' ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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Girls Leghoru and straw Braid Flats, New
desigrs brown gray and mred colors ~ BANTAS IO5
Canal corner OF Woo~ter
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Guruey's Place OF Art---Another New and
beautiful addition 10 the photographic Ar. 0uRNEYs
kohuoor photograph made only ~ his palace OF a. 20
broadway.
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the Avalanche OF Orders Pouring In from
all Quarters for Charles London Cordial oin must be the
r., az nj ne undersigned for any temporary dsappontmens
brt may ocssir pressure of tits kud v not subject 1
regrs bui n renders explanation and apctogy recsssaD
EDMUND @. CHARLES, 40 Broadway.
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CststAdorOs Wlgs, Hair Dye and Toupees
beat ell In their line Wholesale md retail and the dye PR
vntAiy applied. No. 8 Artor HCuse.
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sass Meeting of German Citizens
OPPOSITION TO ALBANY STANDARDIZATION rc
MAYOR WOOD.

MAYOR WOOD.
Nrw YoRK, Mar ~, 1857.
sm-ycu invited TO address mass meeting Of NE Ger
No az RewerV on Tuesday the ID day ~ june for the pur
pose Of opinion In references 70 The aes o. nc
Albany Legislature wherein the rights Of the people of mis-
Ctr been sss.e and the consultation violated Respect
'~' 'Ou' o0'oe'' wM sCHiEsER. MIDI
J. A PAFFEN.
pr. CHAS NAN1Z. }Cummitsee
BERNARD MYRR,
0KORaR DEssOYE
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TIL NEW YORK LEADER
The North T..
Of tho weekly press.
NEwsaxAIkRs aoxs AND AsaoA,,
story will he commenced In
THE NEW YORK LEADER
Of this week will sensat.on your
st once 10 - tn make Of being supplied with enough
the drst number.
no not confound this paper with he Ledger The subscp
dor price is " per snnum- Ten copies for SIS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10
General Notices.

>gaEo BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
A2 citizens of Sampson county and public generally,
he having recently been partially burnt out has rebuilt
and his establishment is in full operation in all its yari,
Gus % branches He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the rghtO the coun-
ty OF Sampson strict attention business to
merit share public patronage He warrants all his
fail in twelve months with fair usage either in workm anshp
material it will be repaired without charge Persous
wishing to buy would do well to call and examine for them
selves he does not intend to be surpassed for ye ee
Sance and durability.
re- REPAIRING done in the neatest manner at short
notice r Mill Ink and Gudgeons made and warranted
for ten years. for $40
Clinton May 9, I856-36-tf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10

THE INITIATIVE STEPS OF CR1ME.-A sad scene
was witnessed at the Philadelphia Central Police
Station on Saturday, at the hearing of number of
persons charged with passing counterfeit money
One of those implicated, upon being placed up
on the stand, gave the story of her life for a
short time back. She was girl, quite handsome,
and not over seventeen years of age. She lived at
home, she said, with her parents until within few
weeks ago. when display drama was produced at
one OF the city theatres, and a number of females
were required as performers. The girl then express
sed an intention of taking part in this, and told her
parents to this effect. They gave a decided refusal
TO any such action, and quarrel eusued, which ter
minated at length by The girl leaving her home for
ever At the theatre she remained until the piece
was completed, and was then thrown upon the world
entirely trendless. She met with some women who
o1ered her their protection, and step by step, aqur-
ed such mastery over her mind as to induce her tc
JOIN them in passing counterfeit money. She enga-
ged in the business-was carried to New York and
Baltimore-returned TO Philadelphia-was detected
and but few weeks after leaving her comfortable
home, found herself criminal before magistrate Of
her country.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10
Administration Organs.

Much has been said and written about Executive
or Admlristration organs. 1t is said that the pres
ent mnistration has its organ-not /" musical
| instrument as the term is defined by very common
Lexlcog aphers, but natural instrument of action
"a newspaper political Journal invested with the
power OF toreshadowng the views and wishes of the
President and his Cabinet, we'll to defend and
protect against assault, all and every act of the ad
minlstra!ion. We do not believe word of it. Our
present Chief Magistrate has had ample opportunity
afforded to him. through his long public career of
tasting the fruit produced by the culture of Executive
or Administration organs From the days of Duff
Green to the present time, they have produced little
else than mischief to the cause they engaged to
espouse, and one after the other have tumbed heels
over head down the sinks of oblivion and insg-
nhcance If our recollection serves us, and in
formation obtained from others be correct the present
Executive has no affection for Administration organs
lie H~e '~thrI viewed IlIem In I1snt
toadieS," "p"f machines" with steam always up,
ready 10 blow any gale, sound any note, for good
plate OF " "Government SOUP" and, in no instance
worth the powder burnt in keeping them alive.
"A Government constituted like ours has for
an organ 10 take charge of its interests; and it
ought not to for the purpose of either dicta
ting 10 The people, or lecturing them, under the
maxim OF klDgly governments, into the belief that
''the K1ng can do wrong." The people are the
soVereigns in this country-they make and unmake
manner. Let the people-the Democratic people,
who compose the only ,olitica party in the country
tit to govern it under the Constitation-have their
organs" Let the combined Democratic press of
the several States constitute organs and speak boldly
independently, in rumpet-tones, the views and will
OF the great Democratic family. This is the kind of
organic music we want in republican Govern
ment. Let the staunch Democratic journals scat
tered over the country be the bold and honest expo.
nens OF the popular sentiment, without waiting for
orders from an Executive administrative organ, no
matt. r how constituted or where located The in
tegrity, the "freedom of the press will then be
maintained and preserved in its intended original
purity. The President and his Cabinet will then have
an organ in the Democratic heart of the country,
SO long as he conducts the administration upon the
wel-defned principles of the great national Demo-
cratic party and, that this will be done, there is no
more doubt, in our mind, than that James Buchanan
is now the President of the United States. We shall
have something more TO say about organs here
after THE States
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10
The TERRITORY OF UTAH.-The Washington cor
RESPONDENT of the Journa. Of Commerce writes

The TERRITORY OF UTAH.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Journa. of Commerce writes:
The act of Congress establishing the Territory
of Utah contains within itself provision for its re.
peal, and therefore the idea that Congress has no
moral right 10 repeal it is erroneous The phraseol-
ogy OF the act is different from that of any other ter
roriai act in regard to its repeaIabiy There was
reason for ii. The character of the Mormons who
have gone into the Territoryfrom Nauvoo was known
far enough TO justify some apprehension of future
trouble from them Thewords of the act itself have
not been cited alluded to in Ill that has been late
ly written upon the subject, 10 wit After describing
the boundaries of the Territory, it says Provided
That nothing in this contained shall be construed
to inhibt the United States government from dividing
said Territory into two Territories, in such
manner and at such time Congress shall deem con-
venent and proper, or from attaching any portion of
said Territory to any other State Territory Of the
United States Congress may, therefore, attach part
of the Territory 10 California part to Oregon apart
to other States and Territories, and thus be lid at
once of the Territory OF Utah, and bringing its in
habitants under the jurisdiction of the contiguous
Territories or States. The Mormons themselves are
now founding colonies in California;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10
Schools.

NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION
TOR THE DEAF AND DUNE AND THE BLIND,
l. Raleigh, N. C.-SesSon of 1857-'5S.
Board of Directors:
WILLIAM H. MCKEE, M. D., President.
S. Ii. YOUNG, A. M. LEWIS,
J. c. PALMER, @. RUSBEE,
w. w. VASS D. G. FOWLE.
Officers Of the Institution.
VIM. D. COOKE. A. M, Principal.
JAS. Il. WADDELL, M. D. Vce-Principal.
Teachers in the Deaf and Dumb Department:
GEORGE E. KETCHAM, CHARLES M. GROW.
Teachers an the Blind Department:
J. A. WADDELL, M. D., Mrs. S. c. WADDELL, Miss NJ. E
COeKE.
Mrs. L. E. GROW, Matr0n, Mrs. S. LITTLE, H0uSekr,
S. LITTLE, StelCaTd
The next session of this Institution will the
first Monday of September. Any Intelligent and healthy
white resident of the State between the ages of and
whether Deaf and Dumb Blind, may if the of ed
ucaton wanting be admitted to the school free of charge
The terms for others may be learned from the Principal
Such pupils capable of decided Improvement
only instructed in the ordinary branches of edu
cation but receive such accomplishments may best fiji
them for success in life Music, drawing needework bead
work, and suitable handcraft arts will form considerable
part of the through which they pass Careful aen
tion will be paid to their religious moral and physical i'm
provemen and every effort will be made, only to rendc
them comfortable but to promote their highest welfare
Pupils should by all means enter early in September Fo
any information in regard to the Institution. address.
VIM D. COOK Principal,
July lst-41-4t Raleigh, N. G..
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RALEIGH PAPER MILLS.
Rags Wanted.

n Q BE DELIVERED AT THE RAILROAD STA
n0ns or at my warehouse in Raleigh, or they viii be
others buying rags will please advise when they have
quantity hand will send them to their nearest Rail-
road station as still afford pay the highest price in
cash delivery from store Railroad station either in
bank bills, checks or Northern funds.
of our Banks Raleigh, and the prn
eipa NOrthCarOlina and Virginia Merchants. .,,
C. w. BENEDICT.
N B. Constantly on hand paper suitable for Cotton
Factories and newspaper wrappers Cotton waste wanted
C. w. B.
March 2Oth. 1887 20-6m.
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NOTICE,
March 2Nth. 1887

THE subscriber administrator of Elizabeth A. Houston,
deceASed will offer for SALE at the Court House door, in
the town OF the Sd Monday of July next the
LANDS on which the deceased resided lying from to
two miles east from kenansve containing upwards of 200
ACRES, 90 of which are cleared, and The remainder
we'll timbered and of very superior quality There is
6ns young Orchard good Dwelling and good water
The lands win be shown any person desiring
it by the subscriber Mr. Richard S. Sany who resides
the premises. Six months credit will be given good
security will be required.
VIM. ]. HOUSTON
June l2 lS57-4I-ts
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DY VIRTUE of decree of the County Court of New
. Hanover County, June Term, shall on SATGRDA1
the 2h day of July at Simpsons STILL in said county
proceed to sell at public auction, tract of land belonging
late ROb ! Henry containing @ los res yng n9: on
lanes SIMPSON Mrs Catharne Larkns and Joel L. Moore
Terms Of ae six months credit with interest from sale the
purchaser giving note with approved security. @
June l9--243 -2t&43-ts
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NEW FEMALE SEMINARY.

NEW FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE TRUSTEES of the Kenansvile Female Seminary
having erected during the past gear large, elegant
and convenient Building, have the satisfaction of
nouncng the citizens of Dupn and the neighborng
tes that they have succeeded in securing principal the
services of T. Oscar Rogers ESQ., graduate of the Uni
versy Virginia. able scholar and experienced anC
successful Teacher.
He will be prepared open the Seminary Monday 26tt
January, and will be aided by full corps of assistant Teach
ers In all the various branches of thorough Ft0te EdO
cation.
The rates of Tuition WILL case, exceed those in sim
liar Institutions Board may be obtained in private fam
lilies of the first espectaby, and in the Immediate vicinity
of the Seminary.
The subscriber will attend to all applications made pre-
vious to the arrival of the Principal.
The Spring Session of the New Grove Academy for boys
of which the Subscriber is Principal will also commence on
the 26th January. Address. -
REV. JAMES M. SPRUNT.
Kenansvie Dec lltb 1856 l5-tf
As- Herald, Spirit of the Age and Newberne Expres
fourt
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PIANO FORTES,


TUST RECEIVED AND OPENED, door South of
my Furniture Store lot of superior Pianos. from
several Manufactures the best have offered in this
place. sizes 64 6t 81 and Octave, rosewood cases. full
round square finish, full iron frames, &c. &c small
advance on Manufacturers ,cholesa p1es will be asked
and the usual guarantees given. w . ,,,,,
Wilmington, N. c., May 8th, 1857 36-u
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Alive In his Coffin

At intervals we learn from our exchanges that in
decent if not unfeeIng haste has been manifested in
the burial of the dead. remarkable case in point
has lately occurred in Hamilton County, Ohio, where
one Wat Eckman, a wealthy man, was 'aken violenIy
i'll on the morning of the l5th and died, apparently,
on the afternoon of the day The very next
morning the body cof6ned and jolted in market
wagon to church, where funeral sermon was
preached. The choir was about singing the last
hymn, when they were interrupted b. lound sounds
and kicks going on inside the coffin. Great conster-
nation prevailed among the congregation, and a STAN.
pede made for the door. The clergyman came
down from his pul pit, ordered the coffin to be opened
which speedily done, when it was found that
the supposed deceased was not only alive and kick
ing, but struggling manfully to free himself
from-to him-mysterious confinement. The blood
was flowing freely from his mouth and nose bat in a
very few minutes he was able to speak. At last
accounts he was able to walk about his room.
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General Notices.
FOR PORTSMOUTH,. BEAUFORT AND HYDE COUNTY

commencing June 2Oth, 1857.

Commencing June 2Oth, 1857.
AAHTh EIHE .favorite steamer POST BOY, Captain
'szsa '-Szsa NJ SM. GRAY, having recently been thoroughly
repaired and furnished with special regard the safety and
comfort of passengers
Leaves Washington Saturdays at a. for Portsmouth
Beaufort, Mondays at 6 a. IT., for Portsmouth and
Washington
Washington, Tuesdays at a. m, for Hyde county,
returning same day
Washington, Wednesdays at a. m, for Portsmouth
'' Beaufort, Thursdays at a. m tor Portsmouth and
Washington.
Washington, Fridays at a. NJ. for Hyde County,
returning same day.
Fare, from Washington to Portsmouth, .....$2 so
" Washington to Beaufort, ............... 90
- Portsmouth to Beaufort, Observation-Disclosures. SO
- Hyde county to Portsmouth, via 'hington, 2 80
" hyde County to Beaufort, via Washington, 90
USUAL FARE FROM WASHINGTON
RB Passengers will be landed at Portsmouth or Beaufort
tree of extra charge.
July Sd, 1857 Hit
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10

NAruRAL1zAr1oN-An Irshman who had been re
duced to mere shadow by severe illness was asked
by his physician what he thought OF future STATE
:. All! docthor" was the answer, q" 1t makes no oll'
ference; yez amt left enough OF me for the diVll 70
fatuIalize, no howl" -
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NOTICE.
June II. lS57.-4I-ts

NOTICE.
7 HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN
l the Hardware Business, in Wilmington, my E.
ROBINSON The business will hereafter be conducted
der the arm of J. M. ROBINSON SON.
J. M. ROBINSON.
= Wilmington, Jan. 1st, 1855
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10
JAMES E. KEA

GEON DENTIST,
Corner of Market and Second Streets up STARS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE WISH
of many of my former patrons and friends,
QIHHH have determined to the practice OF Den
stry and have secured the elegant Of Dr. H. Spen
cer and had thoroughly retted adding larger La
boatory for the of Artificial Teeth with all the
e.tsbisbment either North or south and in order more
eectually the wants of the community, have
cured the association of Dr. E. Perkins whose testimonials
of character and skill entite him the confidence
and patronage of the public. The now open
Call and have examinations made and advice given free
charge.
June IL l857-4I-1m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10
OLIN HIGH SCHOOL,

ENHIS institution, located in the North. eastern part
- of Irede County n c., will reopen its exercises
the 22d of July under the Presidency of the Rev B. Cgg
assisted by accomplished tea chers.
Board and Tuition will range from 53 $65 per session
of FIVE months. Tuition always in advance
Those coming from distance will find Salisbury
nent point to obtain conveyance have been
for the convenience of Students For further information,
address Kev. B. CLEGG, Olin, lredel County, N. c.
June 26th, 1857 43-6t
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Professional and Business Cards.
DAVID z. BUNTING

DAVID e. BUNTING,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
N ~ WILwINGToN n. G.
Will nav strict attention to all business in his line lie
socts share of public patronage which he hopes to merit
By prompude and fidelity in the transaction of all
enErqstgG E1 20. =" 1s57 ' 44-tf
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The Washington Union states, on authority OF Inc
New York papers, that Major Gen. Wool has SO lar
recovered as t. j.. considered BY his physicians out
of danger
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Terms OF subscription

Ono year, invariably in advance 00
When yment is not made in advance; o On: W
s"bSriber permitted discontinue his paper after tho
oa subscription year. till the expiration of
subscriber wishing his paper at the end of
be YEAR must pay full and give the propretors two
'bor.sd for according to the above terms.
Any person sending five subscribers, accompa
isd With advance subscription ($l2 Twill receive the
1ixth copy gratis for one year.
Registered Letters containing money for this paper at our
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,


nv G. MLLIGAN, Proprietor, respectfully informs the
wv pubc that he is prepared to make and Put up to
Furniture Tops Mantles Hearths &C. of the best quality
Of American or Italian Marble not to be in style
establishment in the country, North or South.
Iron Railng-50 different styles for incosing family lots
N Borders from all parts of the country, accompanied
the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
ention and all articles warranted to be recommended
charge made.
Nov. 23d-TI2-tf
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NOTICE.
TTIHE PARTNERSHIP OF H. w. u L. G. GRADY,
is by mutual consent dissolved, and H. w. Grady has
removed his SteaE Mill to II mile post, w. w. R. r.
thankful for past avos he hopes to share the patronage
all in want of Lumber. considerable quantity O: Red
Oak Lun4 4Oer be procured here.
ALSO:
The Steam Mill in Duplin County, Outlaws Bridge
belonging to H w Grady Co., is yet in operation and
besides being convenient for the immediate vicinity
deliver Lumber at White Hail. whereby porsons up and
down Neuse River can be ~eadiy supplied.
June r. l857.-4l-tf
WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
HE subscriber having accepted the agency several
large establishments at the Ncrth which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished unfinished
egn domestic M LIE of all qualities prepared to
other article in the line of the business reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted as well as can be done either North or South
The best of reference can be given if required.
March 10 lS54-27-tf JAMES NCLARANAN.
MOLASSESi MOLASSES!!
9OO HID HaDs; Of superior NEW CRot CARDENAS
wv M GLASSES, in strong packages, now land
ing the Bark Saranac direct from Cardenas For sale
by J. & J. l.. HATHAWAY & co.
May l5-37-lm.
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JONES' SULPHUR AND CHALYBETE SPRINGS,

"arrentOH County, N. c.
TTNHESE SPRINGS situated in a healthfu and pleas
ant section of country 10 miles from Warenton and 3
miles from Henderson, at each of which places hacks may
always be found ready convey visitors the Springs
The climate is saubrous tested by experience of eh
teen years. ard the Accommodations in all respects, good
The establishment will be opened for the reception guests
the 18th day of June, 1857
TERMS,
For Board per month"; $50 0G
" Sc g week, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 00
uU
For Children and Servants, Half Price
daily mail will be brought the Springs throughout
the
June 26th, 1857. 43-2n
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.

TUST RECEIVkD.-IO,O 600 lbs White Lead, Pure Extra
and No. 1000 lbs Black Lead in Oil 1000 lbs Ven
etian Red in Oils 1000 lbs. Yellow Ochre in OIL 25 bbls
BakeS Fire Proof Paint 40 bb Siyers Plastic Paint
10 bbs Lnsecd Oil 5 bbls LamD Oil F.; 5 bbs Common
Oil; bbls Machinery Oil 400 lbs. Chrome Green Dry
and in on; 200 lbs Chrome yellow Dry, and in Oil.
full assortment of PAINTS always hand and for sale
wholesale and re- all, by w. H LIPPITT
Nov. L Druggist and Chemist
I N00 BOXES Window Glass. assorted sizes and
,OJO brands, for sale at Manufacturers prices by
VIM. H. -!PPITT, Druggist and Chemist
000 OF. Sulph. Quinine 10 bbIs EPSON Salts eagk
EOO Or Tartar; cask SUP. Carb Snda so lbs. Sed.
Htz Mixture 10 lbs. Rochelle Salts; 80 lbs Gum Opum
90 lbs Gum Guaiacum bbl. Gum Camphor 500 Black
Pepper 300 Alspce so lbs Calomel so lbs Nutmegs %
lbs odd Potass; 80 lbs Mace 10 lbs Sulph Poass 100
lbs Rhubarb 50 lbs. Ipecac.
For sale wholesale and retail, by w H. LIPPITT,
Feb 23.l Druggist and Chemist
! nlLS! OILS! Just Received fresh supply Of Lin
~ seed, Train Lard, Fish Elephant, Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by w H. LIPPITT Druggist and Chemist
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Why is hungry boy looking at pudding in cook-snGp 81
rdow like Wild horse Because he would be better ne
had bit in his mouth.