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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-10
For the Shirt of the Age

Am | therefore become your enemy,
because tell you the truth" Galatians,
4th ch., 10th V.
We have spoke of tie making and traf
fc in ardent spirits, as being an unright-
eous calling and because we have told the
truth, men have become offended, as tho
we were their enemy. How strange it is
that men love fattery more than truth
When such important subjects are involved;
subjects, that affect the general good of So
ciety; subjects, that affect men in all the
relations of life; in time and in eternity
Now we ask, in all honesty, is it right to
convert the staff of life into the staff of
death Was not money the sole cause
which made you do this thing? Let me
ask you another question: Have you any
right to tempt your neighbor to 90 to hell,
for the sake of money! You very we'll
know the awful work ardent spirits is do
inc in the land You saw your neighbor
fall victim to its fiery fangs! You saw
: his wife, broken hearted, fill a premature
grave You are not a stranger to these
, things. Alas What fills our prisons with
{ subiectsl What madened the brains of
: poor criminals, against whom the sentence
: Of death has already gone! You answer,
d for the most part it was liquor. Will you,
]. then, dare separate yourselves from guilt !
d Through the weight of your influence you
Il caused them to partake, tho at first it was
with trembling hand-until thirst for
it was created. Every effect has cause
Search out the cause of intemperance with
&c all It's heart rending effects, and you viii
find its origin in the maker and vender.-
40 Sirs, you have it in your power to stop thi
1t. evil at once:
20 "Am / therefore become your enem.,
r. because | tell you the truth" But you re
ry ply to all have said Il do not make then
X drink it." "Am my brothers keeper!
cb But wait, my friend. As far as inhuenc
Of compels, YOU compel them to drink. Wha
IN. was it that caused Roman troops to tran
,te pie down Roman Liberties, but the intiuenc
he of Cesar "Let your light SO shine betol
, a men that others may see your good worl
of and glorify our father which in Heaven
.cb Let us see how your light looks. Captain
ro- or Esquire, such one makes it-he IS
me man of note and respectability, thereto
me it is good for use, Mister such an oI
all. stands behind his counter, looking pleasaI
me Ily. as much as to say have something d
,nv sirable-he deals it out by the gill al
the quart. Now this pleasing, accommodate
rnt gentleman is member of church.
9 Of goes to meeting every sabbath, thereto
It must be profitable. Boys, let US have
will glass. Thus, you see, your whole inhuen
on is in the scale Of intemperance, as well
loke your aid. Can you shed a temperar
a. light, while you are dealing ont drunk
ness Remember, while yo are heap
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-10
From the North Carolina Presbyterian.

MEssRs EDIroRs Il have heard of this
toast being drunk in a neighboring State !:
"North Carolina strip OF Territory, lying
between two States" The talents of North
Carolina have been so long employed in
adorning high places in other States, the
resources of North Carolina have been SO
uniformly carried away to build up towns
and cities in other parts Of our Union, that
she had well nigh lost her personal identi-
ty, and was halt inclined to believe that she
was rather an appendage to Virginia on
one side, and South Carolina upon the 9th
er. For this feeling there is cause. One
cause of this feeling arises from spirit OF
jealousy and rivalship between the Eastern
and Western portions of this State. There
lis geographical line clearly drawn and
easily detected in the University. The lit
erary societies. of Chapel Hill are an expo
nent of this truth. The young men educa
,lted at our University become our LegIsla
lltors. The feeling cherished and cultivate,
; at the University finds its way into the hall
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-10

up "unrighfee maf6non,' you are spread
ing the DARK tartaih Of despair over inn
mortal souls.
But here comes the booming reply. All!
poor thing. "If | don't make II, some one
else will Look here A man once said
to the Almigh y, THE woman which thou
gavest me, gave me, and did eat." The
woman said, 1.-The serpent beguiled me, and
| did eat" But the truth of the matter
was; they were. all in the transgression,
and all were cursed. LENDO.
Greensboro, N. C.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-10
Rn,heTs Last Hours-Partino aoith

Raehers Last Hours-Pa arting aoith
Jewels. In the early stages of Rachel's
final illness her fondness for gold and
iewelry did not desert her She fire.
quently had her jewelry and rich gar
ments brought to her bed, and be-
guiled the weary hours in looking
them over, and on one occasion, after
taking one long, lingering look at
them, she exclaimed, with a sigh Of
heartfelt distress: III faut done quit
ter toutp ('Must | then abandon all r
Her death struggle was long and Sc
re, and her last hours are described
as agonizing,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-10

Military School. An effort is being
made by a number of our citizens to
establish a Military School in this
place. We look upon this plan for
the instruction of boys superior to any
other course. 1t not only affords a
fine opportunity for acquiring good
education, but the discipline to which
they are subject induces an esprit du
corps which will be felt by the cadet
in after life, and prepares them for
becoming at any emergency 6 fine
body of citizen soldiers.-Charlotte
Whig.
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Juvenile Tipping.

The Cayugay Chief has the following
racy remarks on the subject of Juvenile tip
pling
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- = .AFASIlINaTON NEMs. p


I Fen. 3,-Qr. Bernheiscl has bad severSl
/ long Interviews with the President relative to
atairs in Utah He proposes that the troops be
withdrawn and that Commissioners be dis
patched to the Territory TO arrange for the set
clement of the difficulties. The President re-
jeetcd rather than received Tie proposition
which DIR Brrnheiscl niad'. in virtue Ofhis pow
ers as delegate Of Utah, and not pursuant to
instructions from Cos, Young. The Doctor
says the people are disposed TO peace and would
come to any reasonable terms OF sccomnoda-
tion.S
The bill reported to-day by Senator Mason
from the committee on Foreign Relations aPpru-
PIRATES $4,000 rs indemnity tO the owners Of
i the Spanish schooner AIustend.
Special agents Mcguire and ShallcrOSS as
sisted by Allen and Bass, succeeded in discOv-
ing large Post Office rObbcrieS and traced the
act to Washington Office. IL is said that con-
siderable amount Of money has been recovered.
The person detected Is Robert w Young, iF,
aged about 30 years. lie Is now under bonds
for trial.
j. d. Williamson, arrived this morning in the
custody of the officers of the House, says the
solely because he was under bonds not 10 leave
the State of New York. aud that the officers of
the House kidnapped him yesterday, not allow
ing him time or opportunity TO consult his law
yer or take out writ of Habeas Corpus. He
throws himself ON his rights in that respect and
privately aSOwS MS present uelertnlnatpu NOT
to testify before the select committee to inyesii
gnte the charges against the members and OH
GERS of the last House growing out of diSburSe-
nents of Lawrence, Stone & Co., TO influence
the passage Of the Tariff act on the grounds
that the committee have no right TO question
him in relation to his private affairs
The Democratic Caucus held last night was
merely to determine the order of business. It
was agreed to refer the Presidents Kansas Mes
sage, and first dispose of the army bin. The
attendance was large. AIr. Douglas was pres
ent. Although the Kansas question was freely
discussed there was no attempt made to find
the votes of Senator's in advance, as such would
be contrary to the principles which usually
characteriZe such secret meetings Of Senators.
Democratic Caucus of the members Of the
House will be held tomorrow night.
| The Douglas Democrats are in council tonight
to consider their best policy on the Kansas ques
ton. The Republicans have held several eau
cusSes. and fully agreed to resist 10y all par
limentary means, the admission of Kansas nm
der the LccomptOn Constitution. AL parties
are consolidating their strength for the struggle.
There are 10 or II Indian delegations ia
Washington on business With the Government
The Senate in eXectivc session to-day con-
firmed j. Madison Cuts as ID comptroller Of
the Treasury, and john Vail, EX-COngresSman
from New Jersey, as Consul TO Glasgow.
The Charleston Courisr reports the morning
steamer Petee as wrecked ON San Augustine
bar. She was employed in forwarding stores to
the troops in Florida. No lives lost.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

Explosion Of Railroad Engine.-wc an
nOunced the fact of an explosion of an engine
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at Swan
ton, on Monday evening We have since learn
cd that the engine was blown into thousand
fragments, leaving nothing to be seen but the
wheels. Some of the pieces Weighing as much
asten pounds, were afterwards found nigh unto
aquarter of a mile distant from the scene of
deexposion. There were several persons sur
'ounding the locomotive at the time, and
strange to say, none of them were seriously in
jnred The engineer was standing upon the
ioat board aud was blown across stream of
water near 60 feet distant from the track. He
vas only slightly injured A coat and hat
were torn from the person Of one Of the men
and lodged in tree near by, without the least
injury to the owner. r.cI2
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GINrlNNATI MARKRT.

FEB. 2.-Fl0ur quiet and unchanged, Super
fine s. ,6OaS. 40. Whisky steady at l5c. Pro
visions quiet, buyers not disposed To operate at
Yesterday S advance. Small sales of Mess Pork
at $3.50, and grren hams at 7c; nothing done
in bulk meats, bacon or lard Hogs firm at
s., 50a5, so, receipts larger
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04
FIRE.

MAucH CGuxE, Feb. IA fire occurred at
Summit Hill last night, destroying the Post
Office and store adjoining. Capt Harris, Hotel
was ON fire several times, but was saved. All
the letters in the Post Office were destroyed
The amonnt OF loss has not been ascertained.
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FRnM PHnAnELPHIA

Fen. 3.-The banks resumed specie payment
to-day.
The Democratic County Convention selected
delegates to the Democratic State Convention.
They had stormy session during the entire
day on contested seats, which were mostly de-
cided in favor of the Anti-LecomptOn men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04
NEW YnRK MARKET.

Flour firm; 5U00 bbls. sold. Wheat contih-
ues very dull and corn declining. Yellow corn
sells lc lower. Pork buoyant at $3.50 fer
mess. Beef heavy. Lard dull. Whisky &c
lower, sales Mt 2lc. Stocks higher.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

wr request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three O'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their lnser
:" in the morning following. The crowd OF
' ';1bt work renders II necessary.
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RETTLEMENTG.

"A COUNTS against all parties Indebted the suhscri
"a 9ers win be made out and ready for ssieznent By TIE
that dine win be nresente with them. Immediately theTeaf
tET. tdeesSI N'C4aAELEEE, KNOX 4 60.
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SAILED.

New York, Feb. 3.-rhe Cunard mail steam
ship Europa sailed FOR Liverpool at noon. She
takes out 81, 25OO Oy.
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= fCAELyLK, Az, June s, 1872.
have used Prof o. J. Woot'a Hair Restorative,
have admired ts usndeTil 9ly bar lien
iugs thOught PrsnatuTsly gray, hat by the
es"r1tivs has resumed lts original eoOT aid, lave
no uOUbt, permanently 10.
T. BRESEE, ex-senator, Z. s.
OJ. WOOD CO., PropFietoFH, az nosdNsy, \. " On
the great Y. Wire Railing tabshuznIl and ii Market
street. 81 Loais, No. And sold By al Good DFUssfsts
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10 NE DOLL r


" IV IV N5F.TI d III II 70
-
- - -.
ANk ~ Tux lissA l5sllaAlA 9iastl 4.NA4L MIDI.
~ uAlsAr new uElere Ille Illhe ASEcAlss
lNVtgalAIul iil7gi1e arr- ttifsaFifcs
- easier, iS.ST and my othtr td-
cine known. IL s. not only CatiiHrtic1 Iuf Jsff-
- Remedy neting hrst Die fFrF To eject Us tTttf
matter, Iivru tlr eOupt aie bo sis carp q ii-t
nattsr thus aeonTaii iTlsaes rHseitay y W.
- Painful feelings
aona OE nost CssaETtc u EiusS 80, ~
- the suac thle that par ges II at unE tuk daily >
etROdsrnte dosss f~treHstlelsald buldlt WITH UNI.
suai raRidttN-
< pE sANEesp = X banded entfsay
lfroul ligE Rrtieiea % Elsaleilsrs
some Idea o. ne strength 81 tspsIIs nay he feE1-
cd en u knoun that one bottle 81 Tbs lhVtEelllef
eonatns IS much strengtl hIrld doere 6tCal-
oiRel1 without any o. its dEiefeItg1a eiects.
Though possessing rare PoUeFs hese t's1ns
have ieel, but intie knoun physcis and used
IN tieir prescriptions until used N thstottl oft rif-
OfH1T which met with such unprecedented aueetFs
70 inlueu prpprirtOr flrliiy lp<aire
~ tried and knOuE It's Effects lrhAsFsTely ihe
= % LieeF ConplaElsi n IL Uorsf 9oEils.
Inaisstion beE geauss,l b deFang ed LfgeEIs cared
- VIXEN tue Liver e excited 90 aetion.
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o+r.ved or StoIen!

o,rr N goth Of ,nuary, a ane NeWfoundland Dog
A bull ~ rv.r except the eass, which are black A
Il white ~ viii pail for the return Of said dog to
@ east 3 s1i z bis
Csn ts:b, .: feb4-lt
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CLEvELAND, Feb 3.-Latcr reports state That
mary.
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CINcINNATI, Feb. 3.-Riyer rising.
= ST. Louis, 3.-The river continues rising at
this point, rs do all upper streams except the
Missouri which is falling. The Missouri Is clear
of ice to the foot Of Lake Pepin, thing almost
unprecedented at this season OF the year. Hard
frost last night; cloudy. Mercury 80.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
Completely Preserved
TO TuK GR EATRsT AGRiIi


M who that - gray would net have FsstsEtd 70 OE
iner color OF bhld, but uUuid have the
" troubled with seIOIDia. head,
but would be cured, with alex headAehe
would be cared II VIII alA0 TtnSvt all PthRhn ts
face aud skin. FrOf. NOOu's Hair
this, circular aud e tnEs - t..a.-1
AM AHnoh, NOEeIabsE 8, 1855.
PROE- o. J. WOOD-DraF sII hsnld sssd
the wonderful elects Hair keAlSTattt,
been 50 osi cheated ~ qasekeFy nal qesek Eos,5sH,
hair Dyes Ses was aslOsCu To laes Esatsi
the category With tLSGaIES iCudly iiun.
Psted Quaek Fvnisdiss nht net
some months hiheey when Rurh Gtsu1Ete
induced ts trial Of your Restorative IN tas
ODd WIFE, ULose lain haE 4
tirsiy ulite, and before LaastBs lrrIs
tes, her hair itaTly Giika bsApII
bTOUn color, thiekeug btuutifLi 81
glossy dpon and entirely over the IL ad; Ee eanIhLSs
use II; not SIMPLY because OF is brHu UIS
tie hair, bat beesuse htnltlnEl uiC tie
head aud mind. others my family us5t
our restorative Htth the hbPisst ttets; tTSfeIS, ny
skePesn and douts In FsIsTytSs it, eLuIeeisT AID
value are entirely removed ant DO
~ anu enthusiastically all
have thew HAIR rrstOsJ from white gray Cb ~
sickness or aGs 20 original eOoE beauty b. yCuh
persons who G0ud lave their hair btnuiHI lSssy
VsF1 uly and gratefully ynnTV,
SOLOMON MANN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

At Her old Tricks. Young girl, supposed
toreside in Centre WheelinG,>w ho has several
times been caught in the act of Discussing gro
ceries, dry goods, shoes, &C., directing them to
he charged to several responsible parties, and
who was as often allowed to so free on account
Of her youth and rcpcntant manner, tried the
old swindle upon a more enlarged scale yester-
day, aud as usual, tie design was nipped in the
bud. She purchased new frock at Main
streetdry goods store, and after the article was
roledup, she requested the clerk to charge it to
agertlcman with whom she was living. For
tuuately the establishment in question, has re-
Gently adopted the cash system, and although
havra no suspicion of the girls dishonesty, she
was promptly informed by the clerk, that the
money must be paid or the goods could not
leave the store. Shortly afterwards the clerk
met the girls employer, aud offered an opology
Purchasing him credit, as they were doing bust
ness on the cash system exclusively. The gen.
tIernan replied rather angrily, that it would be
time enough to refuse him credit when he, or
any one authorized by him, applied for it He
did not known the girl. The attempted swim
die was apparent, and although the girl was
searched for she could not be found This case
developers an additional advantage of the cash
system.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 3.-TheTmometer sc, wind
S.W Weather clear. Sales 1000 bbls super
flee flour at 81 6Os4, 62l, closing better. Corn,
white 5Oa53, yellow 53a55. Whisky dull Pro-
visions are little firmer and better feeling pre-
walls. Bulk sides ale now held at SC, other de
seriptiOns unt hanged. Brokers arc diaWing IN
York Exchange-at premium.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-04

4 Remarkable JiOnth.-It has been ascer-
,.ned according to one of our exchanges, that
Iadpg the month just past, at no time between
~. IN the morning or four in the afternoon
~. tbe mercury below the freezing point, unless
w. ~ oxcept the last two days. Tic buds on the
,,s.s upon peach and soft maple especially,
,r.re nigh bursting into greenness, and in sunny
nooks. in more than one instance, the cherry trees
rare in blossom. As far north as Bristol, Mass,
,bo Nav flowers were in bloom; in the upland
copnlies of Pennsylvania 1.-THE dandelions star
rod the hills with gold; at Cincinnati, the pan
de, were in bloom, and the pasture lands green
enough for grazing; at Cleveland thellilacs bud
5ej,nd partly blossomed, and the datFodlis peep
ed out; at New Orleans green peas and new pc,
u,Oes were abundant, aud the orange trees in
hl bloom. The Picayaae Acknowledges there
eeipt of mess of ripe Strawberries grown in
b,s Open air, and at Mobile the roses and flow
ers were in blossom.
Fast, north, wcstand south, january of1s5s
has been marvelously mild and balny-without
,paralial in the past, unless we except those of
1928, 1910, 1888, 1912, and 1916, and these
we're neither so uniformaly nor so universally
bland. To the poor it hiss been an lnestimable
blessing, but to those who imbibe iced shurbets
and ialips, it has given an unpleasant apprehen-
sion of ware drinks during the hot season of
1SjS
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FEIEnD Woop Il long tine Esau yO
Held before got the bottle Restorative Which
gave orer yOaT In psiF0p, sid Nln go6
concluded 10 try 1t Ara aann's hair, kuFtRt
test Of ita il hss done an
Woul do and otiers Of family sad ris nds, haVirs
messed IL seetS EanE Eeeon3ehdins,tIS
- others entitled 10 e highest yC claim
for il Again, veg respectfully ard truly, OuTp,
MANN
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Sent to JrH.-Some two months since wo-
nan of unCquivocal character, namedIsabella
Hing, cOnspireI with Lie Heating, another of
Iae same sort to rob a trunk at the sprigg
House. The case came up on Tuesday in the
County Court, when a notIe zorOseQri was enter
edin the case and the prisoners discharged. But
isaS,lla likes Jail fare and wanted to go back, so
sue repaired to the First Ward and set herself
% executing various offensive ''didoes," such
As swearing, kicking down of stoves, yelping,
&c She was arrested and sent tojail.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 3.-River stationary with
: feet inches in the canVl Weather clear
Mercury 45.
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, Snail PoS i" .Steabenritle. we learn that
~S city fathers Of Steubcnyille, owing to the
r y. of small pox in the city have auth
S s. a committee of Physicians to visit every
4N''iy in the city-to vaccinate all who have not
a5,'s'0'Ore, been-and to re-vacccinate those in
~pO@ 1t is thought the effects of the vaccine
a r.,'eF mny have passed away. One or more
= @e public schools dismissed, owing to fears
, nsf'alned of the disease spreading, have resu-
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d., i', ,,a Specie Payment-All the susPsz1.
l9s, slnks Of Pittsburgh, resumed spesss pay.
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W %q9Siag 4.6fay. Abovt ten o'clock last
f %sanesSiay night, in Morristown, on tho Ma
,' read east of this city in Belmont county,
n I "a named Joseph Kingwas severely stabbed
s,s wv groin, by drunken Dutchman called
SanS 1t is supposed that the intention of
E, ~ after was to kill King, as he took a large
b,ss Nv win him to the house where the affair
i. tp''e.t The German has been arrested. It
: thought King will recover.
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This incomprehensibe Linimgnt upon which the great
of the afflicted OF all lands rely for relief from
the pangs OF rheumatism Neuralgia Gout, Erysipelas
Cancer Scroula Sprains g. uises, Burns, Scads and ali
diseases IS rapidly supersedng all similar
aratons The proprietors give for the encouragement Of
sufferers, the following memorandum of OF the
deriul effected 1t during the past few months. Ger
tincates from parties IL the possession
prOpretoEs, but their length Precudes publication of
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
BETHANY. VA.
RI. JONES. Proprietor.

Nis house has besB Feesntiy rettsd greatly enlarged,
and nov oueTsto The travelling enrhnitS tNeellrtt
eoI nlodalions Tbs sabing y u Ne bsst ehhEaetsF-
The hotel las reeeIliy iI1 the Lal tr
ent proprietor, uho 1 paine AnoKd the luhe
The E. lest o. t ne, ~
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Many Druggists, having old Lnlments hand, will try
sell them yon the hes but you positively re.
fuse to purchase them. Ask Tor "BRA66s ARCTIC LIN.
lMENT,r and take other.
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BY THE UNION LINE.

TO THE DAII.K lNIA @ 6. IN Z l2IS'
oEy1OE, ooGNERwArEH AND MONROE srsvFTs-
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ef-e1 y. & A ARS0T.
LYNCH, ARHOT 4 Co.,