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Mr. MLLER's LErrER-Below will be found let
ter which appeared in the Raleigh Stdndurd OF the
7th inst, written by Henry W. Miller, Esq, to
private citizen of that City, whose name has been
withheld from the public.
All of our readers familiar with the name OF
Mr.. Miller and have long known him to be one OF
the most rabbid old.line Wings in the State. But
Mr. NJ loves the interest of his State and the
rights of the South too dearly to join in the hue and
cry of South American old line Wing editors,
orators and stump speakers against the Admins
tration of Buchanan, the efforts of the National
Democratic party, on the success of which depends
the preservation of Southern Rights and the safety
of the Union. In speaking Of the Democratic party
he says: "The dissolution of that party, esp,ci'
ally at this time, l should regard National cal
amity."
We ask not only our political friends, but also
those of the opposition, to carefully consider these
sentiments which emanate from SO high source
as Mr. Miller, and who has long and ably
batted against the democracy. We ask our OPPOSE
ton friends to compare his sentiment and ms course
with Gilmers of North Carolina. Bells Of Tennessee,
Crttenden's Of Kentucky, and other "South Amer.
leans who lately betrayed the rights and interests
Of the South, by their speeches and votes IN Con
gress into the hands of her enemies at the North,
the Black Republicans. taking sides with them,
thereby aiding to defeat the Kansas Bill. We call
upon them to come out like men as their old assoc.
ate has done, and pay to the Democratic party the
tribute it deserves. Say with him, " its dissolution
would be national calamity" We sorroy 10
that some Of the papers in the South, yea, in
North Carolina jealous in singing their praises
to Gimer, Crttendcn Bell and to other traitors to
her rights, and show as much exultationon the
downfall Of Administration measures do the rank
est aboltionists North. But rejoice to know that
there men of the opposite party too high mind
ed, too patriotic for moment to sustain the course
of these Southern renegadcs, and whatever old line
wing and SO called American editors may say, they
will stand firm in the support of measure which
involves their rights and the safety of the
Union-FayetteuiNe Carolinian.
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The OAK CRY GuARDs-We we're much pleased
with the display made by this Company on Friday
last. The ranks were unusually full, and the ex-
cellence of the drill and manoevres reminded US of
the corps palmiest days. Capt Tucker is bringing
the company up to full compl ment rapidly. He
has ceased to think of disbanding, and expects to
take 10 the Newbern celebration, the 10Th inst,
forty members. The Captain is made of the right
kind of stuff
MEcKLENBURG CouNrY.-We have been requested
by w. NJ Matthews, Esq, to announce to the citi-
Gems of the Mecklenburg County that he cannot
again serve them in the House Of Commons, as his
private business requires his whole attention. To
the democracy Of the county he returns his thanks
for the generous support heretofore extended to him.
and assures them that be declines election from
no disposition to refuse serving the party whenever
in his power, but from circumstances beyond his
control.
We are aware that Mr. Matthews has been earn
estly solicited to accept denomination, as his
course in the last Legislature entirely satsfac-
tory to his constituents but he feels compelled to
decline it is due to himself and friends that the fact
should be announced previous to the meeting Ct the
County Convention char. Dem.
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for .h legislature Of Virginia has 600
for 'e removal Of the remains of President Manroe
xood tae city Of New York to the groves ef Holly
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FRANKLIN SUPERIOR COURT This tribunal was in
ssss'0n last week, Judge Ellis presiding. No civil
.. Importance was tried The case Of the State
d.. 'oe Manly "a free negro) charged with the MUIR
H.. -" Ms brother. Bill Manly was tried on wednes-
ID Inc Jury remained out all night, and retnrn-
f., verdict on Thursday about II o'clock, A. NJ,
h.. "ans'aughter. Imprisoned for 10 months and
wv Attorney General jenkins for the State;
Prisoner. = - : -. 80.
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NATHAN KRAMER,

NATHAN KRAMER, 1900
WnANeros STREET. RALElaH, N. G, y=ss y ri
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
II York with lage quantity of superior Gonds CON-
sstng Of Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing Gentemens
Furnishing Goods, Watches line assortment of Clocks
Jewelry &c. &c all Of which he will sell cheap for cash.
The citizens Of the City and surrounding country, and the
public generally invited 10 call and examine my stock
and prices. as sure can offer superior Inducements
to cash purchasers. 1asssasfs! n
siSs ss4s N. KRAMER
2 April 1e, 1858. s0-sm. Il
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AT COST FOR Gas III
DEING DETERMINED TO CLOSE UP MY
ID business in Raleigh now offer MY entire stock,
RIES, cost for cash. Thoss wishing any thing in my
line will please give call before purchasing eewhers.
PARTICULAR NOTICE. .ss
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE, either ~ NOTE
ACCOUNT must pay up mme lately OF they will hare
=, - ;. CALVIN JORDAN. IS
April 12, 1858. 5aS3 s.. s. & * Soft
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T III OS. G ALA n,
l., . q
-. N1'uCCeSsV 70 1S0Uc leTOC{Of,9 %
MERCHANT TAILOR AND<GENTLEMEN

MEhCHANI Tailor ANDsGENTLEMENsO
FURNISHING GOODS,
FAYErrEvlLLE SrRsEr, RALxidHL N. O.,
y ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CUSTOM
IL ers OF the establishment and the public generally
that he has just opened excellent varied
Of Goods in his line carefully selected BY himself and pur
chased for cash. which will enable him sell on unusually
favorable terms Having been, for number Of years.
Foreman in the best Baltimore and subse-
auentiy with Mr. Proctor Of this he Aaefs himself
vOr him with their orders. IS
trial is respectfully solicited. 20 @-31
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods and variety of Ready
Made Clothing always hand be disposed Of cheap for
Cash. ss,sssz 80 ~ 7ls7,,ae1lss
Cutting and Repairing done with dispatch
The latest styles of fashions always on hand.
Raleigh April ~, 1893 30-1y.
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.,1E1eH. wEDNEsDAY.AP Il. 1858.

HOLDEN l. WILSON, SfArss PaIxrEss, Il
AND
u,uoRzED puBL1sHERs OF Tas LAWS srAfss
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The contest for the speakership of the next Legislature
Of Connecticut being politely but encrgecally carried
between the friends OF Lieut.. Gov Durham, Parson
Train and Mr.. BTandagcc Burnhsm is undoubtedly the
best qualified Cor the place, Bandagec would like it, but
the ubiquitous .'parson is most likely to gaa
There is to be great Buffalo Fish hunt in Lake Pc
pin on the upper Mississippi. time in July. The
party will consist OF the most distinguished digntares IN
the nation The Turkish Admiral and suite, and Lord
Napier and son. with the French minister have been in
yted The party will assemble at the city of Pcpeo
Ia miles below the lake. The affair creates great
citement-M Y. EeepDy Post.
The Hon. John j. Crittenden is named by the indie
pendent Republican Of Clairsvle Ohio its candidate
for the next presidency subject TO the decision of the Ma
tional American Convention.
The duel fought in the environs of Paris by Mr. Cal
houn, of South Carolina secretary OF the legation and
Mr.. Breevort of New York, account Of conflict
ing admiration for the fair Mr. Calhoun the
challenging party, having been struck by his adversary
Ex-Governor Mattcson, of Chicago, has commissioned
Mr.. L. W. Volk the sculptor, to execute for his resi-
dence lifesize statue of Judge Douglas in marble
Charles Campbell, esq. OF Petersburg, is mentioned
by a correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer the
proper person nil the vacant proisorshp Of history
in William and Mary College, the of the late
Professor Washington.
We see it stated that Alexander c. BulIii OF Louisi-
ana recently purchased Italian sculpture to the amount
of $40, 900.
The CassyiIle (Geo.) Express dominates the Hon.
Howell Cobb for President in 1860
Nh DEwARr orrosrriox Phr~ Whenever a
Congressman has by any vote, delay OF decision,
given catch the journals Of the opposition they i'm
mcdiafey seize every oppo unity to bully and fghtcn
representatives from their duty. They fAc in the c~se
Of Hon. w. L. Dewat, but using all their arts
upon those men who voted for committee conference
thereby showing that they Influenced by factions
hostility but willing yield portion Of their per-
sonal opinions for the oountrys gccd-Iabsry Patrsa
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THE cHIcXAsAw NATToN.

The Legislature u the chickxaw Nation the Assem-
bling Of which We noticed on former occasion ad-
ouIiled after session Of eight days The recon rnends
tons Of Gov. Harris 20 have been strictly carried
out acts having been passed 10 compel witnesses
y In courts and before grand ures 90 punish the
habatlon Of whites with negroes regulate the de-
sees OF property and TO take the evidence Of disabled
persons
Ah-thle yo-ubby, The horse-thief who had been
demned 10 death for the murder Of family named Jack
Sun suffered the extreme penalty OF the law on the 10th
Of March He denied having committed the murder, but
confessed 10 the colanissiop Of many craes-
The time fixed for the execution o'clock AT IL
clock be asked the sheriff how long he had 10 live, and
upon being informed desired TO see his grave. In this
he grntihed At o clock he Was placed upon the
platform from which he addressed The spectators, saying
that he had brought his death by his bad actions and
warning the young people not 10 do AS he had done. Az
ter he had concluded Gov. Harris and the attorney gen
erai delivered short addresses Religious exercises then
followed and al the hour appocd the sentence Of the
Law carried into effect The cuipris the Of
that section of the country, and the first
punished la the Indian Territory by hanging.
Alack, the other horse-thicf whose apprehension has
also been mentioned. plead guilty to the charge, and
sentenced 10 be kept in jail until the day OF the
ecuton OF Ahheyo ubbce, and then to receive thirty
nine iashes The sentence duly carried out, which
Alack stood brasely, not granting, oeing TO
chew his tobacco. After il he went down and
looked ON the hanging as composcdly if nothing Ind
happened
The Chcrokoes had a war dance during the last month
the Washta river Fort Arbuckle 10 celebrate
victory party Of camanches. The cherokecs fol
lowed up the trail of Of their stolen ponies and found
them in the possession of Caanchcs battle took place
when they met xix Camanches killed, and their
scalps taken. The kicxspcos had also had dance
Fort ArbuckIe, around the scaps Of the five Pawne-
NAH -haws and two Camsnches, they took In battle a
month since when in pursuit of them for stealing their
ponies.
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coMoNFoRT AND THE FiLLIBUs1ERs.

NV ORLEANS April 3, 1858.
ID De Eior Of tie " " Herald
SR In number OF your esteemed paper cores
pointing TO the 3oth Of March last have Just an
article headed Mexico, aud Relations with Mexi-
CO, az ~ell copy of letter in which certain pro-
ects are attributed TO regarding Mexico in
ron with Mr. Walker and several other persons
Hitherto have abstained from answering any Of the
arees published in several newspapers OF my country
and this republic even when unfavorable my
but The imputation made against in the aboye-named
srse OF the Herald has character Of such extraor-
dnary importance that not permitted 10 pass il by
Ia silence.
must therefore declare TO yos in most posiivc terms
thai complete inaecuTacy exists in the information
gwen TO You that know neither Mr. Walker nor any
OF the persons mentioned that entirely ignorant
Of their intentions and that no one has put upon
ne the offence Of Speaking TO OF projects and ar
Taagenenis in which of my principles can take
part
Allow me, moreover, Mr. Editor 10 express TO ron my
hope that the enlightened press of this country viii
cause sentiments Of to be mixed up in my mind
with Tho gratitude the American people for the
rank hospitality which have found amongst them
kind enough M Editor, 10 publish this short man
Hesitation IN yong pafer, and believe me 70 remain most
respectfully, your otcdicnt servant,
Y CONONFoRT
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THE .dRMY And N.AVY.

Advices from the Colorado expedition have been
cciyed at the War Department tearing date of February
49, The party had reached with the steamboat '.EX-
ploer the parallel $50 20 north latitude having passed
the Mojavc valley Rapids becoming frequent, but
those already encountered would offer little obstruction
to light-dnnght steamboat with powerful engines The
point where the .Jes had been compelled to turn back
had been successfully passed by Tightening the EXpior
err and running out line
The following named officers have been ordered to the
soop-ofwar Macedonian preparing for at Boston for
the Mediterranean
Captain u p Levy lieutnants, A. d. Harrell, T.
T. Morgan w. T. Hopkins. + A. Roc, and O. g. Badger
surgeon James c. Palmer passed assistant surgeon,
Thomas b. Steele assistant surgeon, Charles Lowndes
jr.; purser J. Van b Blocker.
Capt; John Rudd has been ordered to the command OF
the navy yard at Washington the 18th Of May next
vice Com Iayalette, ordered 10 the Wabash.
Commander Edward G. T,lton has been appointed
member Of the Light House Board, vice Capt Barrow
ordered to the Wabash.
PIser j. George Harris has also been ordered to the
Wabash.
Purser T. NJ Taylor has been ordered to the receiving
ship at Boston, vice j. Van b. Bleecher ordered to the
Macedonian.
detachment of 20 u s. soldiers, with four officers,
from Old Point Comfort, passed the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Sunday for St Louis whence they will
proceed to Fort Leavenworth The officers Major j.
+. Reynolds First Lieut.. McKeever, Second Lieut. Ed
wards and Third Lieut. WoIdrick. This detachment is
reorganization of the famous Capt Bragg battery of
flying artillery.
Major General Twiggs. Captain John Withers Captain
John McNuit and Dr. Mccormack of the United States
army arrived In New Orleans from Texas the 10th
instant
The United States steam-fiigatc Powhatan arrived at
Cape Town Cape Of Good Hope, February 10, in eighteen
days from St Helena. All well We learn that the
Powlatan's passage protracted eight days in
consequence OF her coal falling short but small
amount could be had at ST. Helena, which, together
with the supply Of coal hand, might probably have
held out had the Powhasn experienced strong head
Winds which tended greatly To increase the expenditure
OF coal The steamers qualities under sail f-iriy
tested and she performed WELL having made against the
southeast trade winds four hundred miles in days
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he 'gettng mp OF the French embassy to Lon
S"h u Is said viii exceed anything for briancy that
M ever preccied Il in the history OF diplomatic magni
nee Inc Dukes official carriage will surIass in beau
ana cost that made for Marsha S,uii and the corona
uoi o. pOern Victoria The new ministers INCOME rs
~" M "l'ors. Annual salary Ambassador 800 QUO
francs for installation or what was called under our old
uPoms'N law catft,' 10 900 francs 10 support the
uue " ne Duke Of Malakof, 10000 francs year ~
naishai Of France, 10000 francs senator 30 900
A and after these several smaller for the va
Ios decoratons he wears The total Is about $50 600
irsncs year, SILL, 900 As he is n bachelor the
haOnes Masret wife Of the FIRST secretary 81 legation
Ay elninenfly qualified will do the honors ~ the
u~sF The marshal has taken the Seton House, Boil
gave square, for his new residence.
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ls NIcHorsoS PsvEsESr.-Tbey have awcodcn pave
meat IN Chicago, which is thus described II consists Of
WW OF wooden blocks standing endwise upon broad
noHing The rows placed one inch apart, and the
'oes between them flici with preparation Of coal
~ and gravel The flooring underneath i well covered
VIM coal tar on both sides The excludes moisture
P prevents deay aud the whole structure is imP~neta
be 90 fro~f
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1 BRIDGMENT OF THE DEBATES OF co,


N E Political history q the United st.ie. from the
commencing with The organizing 1 the
rne by Col H. Hrnfn pntshed by ~ Appleton
Co. $40 and 3is broadway, New York.
The great sabjec. q Poifryc
With which L Of the highest Importance
who has a srla he
Ts history pos charm a coqucDce, and the
calm delights 81 philosophy here blended
To progress the United
would their development from feeble colony
would with
operating promote
rcry the slight seeds 81 dcy wirh
gcrmnst giving coming decline
ALL short who love their country and znxicy desire
highest welfare @ Of political history the
oynsor- important subjects
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there words the subject which
e.amiuing rri,by reminic. Of the needle
cifcuiy obviaied by Index
accurate
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russian subject named Esiuard D,sling, has been
ues'e'i IA nadncah kcntncky. under the esfrslition
t,y He Is charged with frand and forgery, and
aS srest caused considerable excitement owing 10
NC hct that the charge Is said TO be trumpcd up
h. NE purpose Of securing Dssng and carrying him
eA % hts own country 70 be tried for political OF
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HARPEB CARBIN ES-- OFTICIAL CERTIF-
ICATEU OF THEIR VALUE BY OFFICERS
OF THE ARMY.

HKw YoRx ASsxsAI April 10, 1855.
sm have the honor herewith 10 enclose reports
made by officers Of the lst dragons respecting Shapes
oartdne.
These reports fully sustain my recommendations in
gard TO said arms
Respectfully, am, sir, your obcdient servant,
w. A. THORNTON
Breyet Major United States Army
Colonel H. X CRaIG United States Corps Of Ordnance
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The MUSICAL CoSyf viii commence its session at
the Smithsonian Institution Monday morning. April
10th and remain in session during the week.
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wssrrScroS Apri 10, 1855
ReyAt a regular meeting of the Washington City
A~sazca held the 10Th the following
VI ntosaed
irs ecsinE unanimously ami heartily approve snd
fcs turn, James G. rr~t - The
mavc-a,y aud know nshug
<sscg recognise gentleman ~ eacreiic
careful habits and Of un-ued psrrona integrity
- SflNhsTtfs, secrctnry.
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BsSros's DsnATss-Ws invite attention TO the adyer-
tisecnt OF j. ShiIlngton who is the local agent Of Ben
toms Arrangement the Debates in Congress published
10y d. Appleton & Co
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NOTICE HEREBY civE~ v<sys ~sn - sr-~srsx
a, tbs department. rns the NAY v~oxxno a~
q 4ay sss4sa whole, u Ave mpas ~~sury
notes VA exchange uaa " th~ uaa~d x1t~d
e sr.surs< a Fasa
del.,. the srsaA nst Sv~ o>ss
81 tan, caracrs Ycsk thsrisssAs o. tDs
"a cs days from scc~yance sseh Tsvs~b ssa~s t s-sAo
y a Ia, act Coxres cnticd srt 70 Aahofsss the f~ae
treasury noe- apasos ed 73l Decemtsr 1857
treasury All he issued the rertFs hre osse
dcr-ehe oSo~r the crcdx a - casarss
They made payable 70 sh< osdev sorA
ssh exchange q the o~ ssS
cxoecs.e ccstnn ~ snssn, I'D Van
ef sch deprsee
proposals wtsns es~&Mn saa
other s< ssensaa ess
hall, three hurhs q e~~asA Or
per proposed be sHehAaesd ps<t be ~
yld treasury oc~r~ above ~ssW~vss, w~s
ocrunSs Ssgssc accompany each Ispppss(
curry prsx-s srceftsd isssadas
directions given suc ssnh Tho
be the II cengrcs Il shs
notice, sacy Sl.lu . be considered
proposals he ssAAA and nxsstbed n ue
outside Proposals Treasury rey Nh b ssned
iis department oeock, sad s~uh DAY u NY
HOWELL C(e6
Apdl lI--dtMaylo Secretary Il tA< Trsasavy.
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THK WASHINGTON CrrY DxmocRATic ASSOCIATION have
ratified the nomination Col Berrct will be by
their official report OF proceedings another column
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QUARANTINE CONFERENCE.-THE Georgetown city ooun-
ellis have chosen Drs J. Riley and L. MackalI, jr to
represent city in the quarantine convention which is
To be held at Baltimore ON the 18th Of April next
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LII .WIDTHS.--Mcdium, fine, and superfDe
N aams.ks wiashs prices freua I'M lowest anA
up and hn-~ ssyrh sad moved pats
spare aKlncn' napkins, deyiics, tc<rs &e M ss t a1s
towels, all the best kinds.
supplies North and Fast daily.
The cash price marked In plsin agarcs ~ a7l.E
opening sccosuts An bills presented nch
Iy Tor payment h~ocnsinncd II paid
We ktsG goods ant
banDe re port
i've damage awN huDdred
annually sdds shw "a the k kectsr osner
neither profit sansscnon Re-
nec,ng people necessity wh<se
isrge reta S
articles prices and fair deaxg Be reks sa al
Pkk6r HaOn14ay
Central Gsures weu1 bsldinx,
April Is-Iosdif oppsfAs Oesfss Aasks<
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LIME GAuzE FLANNEIs- In an grades

LIME GAuZE FLANNEIS- In all grades
Also pieces priced THRILLED Angola flannel, ~ which
well ada,acd % spring and summer
We make daily Additions stock
We Customers who hnve hsxe
viii boar IN mind thai hrrestsr We
require the bill presented and 10 osc snryt VII
be II is . bow rrsrAen8
parties cash settlement te cAy ssss Sns
rcnders their bills advantageous 10 ~.
Ono praes marked In plain ngursa.
Good pce far dealing be relied 10 ~
ca1es.
PERRY 3 ERUfyTR-
hnH6ne
Al l;-lota opposite Ceatse Mask-1
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osDssscx oricx, April Is. 1855
The enclosed reports Shapes crbines respect
fully submitted 10 the Secretary Of War for his infonA
ton. H. X. CRAIG,
Colonel Of Ordnance
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Fonr BrcnAsAs, az. 81 February 20, lsss.

SIN. Your note Of November 10, 1857 desiring nfoT-
nation with regard to the servioeablenes of Shape
bne for mounted troops, reached me yesterday.
As breech-loading arm is the only which be
used with any hopes of by trooper in the saddle
would be unnecessary to discuss the relative merits Of
this kind of with those the loading of which
quires the use of a hammer
NV experience has confirmed in the belief that
Sharpes carbine is far better adapted to mounted service
than any other which has yet been introduced into
the army il combines the facility OF loading when in the
saddle with the range and accuracy of the rife when
foot.
have the honor to be- Major very respectfully your
obedient servant D. ii. HASTINGS
First Lieut.. LIST Dragons.
Byt. Major W. A. TuoRSIoS,
Captain Ordnance Department,
Wateryliet Arseral West Troy n Y
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A WOMAN'S THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN by
IN author q John HAxax Geassnaay rlics o. J~as
,asal-bca and ior sale PfAf1 IL
New Bookstore svenes sss~rca oh saA lea -
Ap Ee s.n3eass IA lft.s4ff 3t,,