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NOTICE.

ESEVR1 Politician in North Carolina, who de-
Al s.res to post himself fully on the Land Dis
trlbutlon question, should procure CLASKEY'S
POLlIICAL TEXF BOOK OR ENCYCLOPE-
Ola. Whilst it treats the Kansas, and nearly
every political question, it embraces the following
important documents relative to the Public Lands:
Mr. Clay,s Report in favor of Distribution.
Report Of DIR. Grundy against it.
address OF Mr.. Faulkner on the subject.
Votes on Distribution in Congress.
0rants OF Public Lands to States for R. R.. pur-
poses, with votes thereon.
Carllsle's Land Distribution Bill.
ton.
Table of Statistics relative to Public Lands.
For copies, address II, D. TURNER,
n. c.. Boook Store.
Raleigh, Sept. 4th, 1858. Q
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u. r. THOMAS, =. D.
No. 49,, Vine street.


sINLENNEf+ LII > III =, 80.
Prof o. J. Wood As ycu are about 70 uoIu-
facture and veud youT recently discovered Lair
Restorative, / will state. for who,nsosyer il nay
cOLcern, that / have used IL aad LuoWn others 10
use iJ-that, have, fr zeyeral years. been in the
habit OF using other Hair BtstoTauges, and that
1 find yours vastly superior TO any otLsr 1 ki ow.
Ii entirely c!ean.e Tie head O. daHdrUf, and
with one months proper use viii restore any PER
s0hz's hair IL the original y~OuthfuI color cid lex
ture, giving 1t healthy, s0fI and glossy appear
aIce; and all this, withtut CiscOloriDg ID, hands
that apply il, OF tie dress Cn which il crops. I
would, therefore, recommend It's use to every one
desirous Of having q fine color aLd tenure to
hair. Respectfully youEs,
WIISoV KING
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Phillips Manual Of Plain and spherica
Trioonnmetrv

MANUAL OF LIAM AID SPHERICAL
~ TRIGONOMETRY, With sone Of its appli.
cations, by Charles Phillips, A.. NJ, Professor OF
Civil Engineering in the University Of North Car.
olira. For sale by
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AYERS I R PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOhRsENEsS, TNFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOoPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, n
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and for the relief Of consumrtire patients in advanced
stages Of the disease.
We need not speak to tie public OF ITS virtues
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet al the
American States. it's wonderful cures Of pulmonary CON-
plants have made it already known. Nay, few are the
families In any civilized country On this continent with
out some personal experience Of its ELECTS and feWer yet
the communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy of its victory over tile subtle and dan
perous diseases Of the throat and lungs. While II Is the
most powerful antido+e yet known to man for the iofmi-
dable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs, u
is also the pleasantest and safest remedy that can he en-
plovcd for infants and Young persons Parents shouid
have it in store against the iusidicus enemy thAt s5eais
believe the Clc77y Tcf01ol saves more lives Ivy me con
sumptigns it prereuts than those 1t cures heep i y
YOU. and cure vour colds while they are cuia"ie' hoT neg
iect them until no human skill can master The lntAoldDIS
canker that. fastened on the vitals, eats yoHr lle away.
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, ~ ss
they know too the virtues Of this remedy, we neea MOI 40
more than to assure them it is still mace tLe e y 81
be. We spare no cost. no care, no tl 10 produce y 'no
it the best agent which our skill can furnish LOT tLer CufS'
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EUFUs IGATT.


FHILADELIDLA, 90 Z ,, IoaU-
Prof. WOcB-Dear sIr Your IiaiG Restorative
is proving itself bCI cEcial 10 ne. The front, and
also the back part Of ny head almost lctt its Gov
eriHg-in fact BALD. l have used but two half
pint bottles Of your Eestoratiyc, and rDw TIE top
Of by head Is well studded ulth = promising crop
of young hair, and the 'front.' IL aiso receiving it,
benefit. / have tried ether ITeI ~arafi,Ls without
any benefit whatever. l think from Ely own per
sOnaI recommendation, 1 can induce many Cd
ers To- try il.
Yours respectfully,
DR.. THOMAS, i. D.
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NEW BOOKS.
ELLIOTTS DEBATES-IN FIVE VOLS.

ELLIOTT'S DEBATES-IN FIVE VOLS.
THE Debates in the several State Conventions,
on the adoption of the Federal Constitution, as
recommended by the General Convention at Pbil'
adelphia, 1899, by Jonathan Elliott.
Dolce Far Niente-A Poem, by John R. TAFT.
App.eton's Railway and Steam Navigation
Guide, for November.
Gentle Annie Methodist.
Blonde and B%runett, or the Gothamite Already.
Isabella Orsini-1 Historical Novel of the
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WILSON KING.

o.. WOOD & Co, Proprietors, 3I2 Broadway,
New York, lin the great y. y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishment) and ia Market Street, st. Louis, No.
and sold BY all good Druggists. I2-am
For sale by Pescud d Calling, Raleigh, N C.
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FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN
OF 1853.

VI CJC
WE would say to our friends and the public
we are fully prepared, with the best work
men and materials, to execute any orders in our
line, such as
ROOFISG, G~UTTERING, SPOUTING,
House and Ship Plumbing, Copper work for
Steamers, Mills, Distilleries, &c, executed in
the best manner, and at the shortest notice.
STOVES AND HOT AIR FURNACES
Of ali kinds, put up in the best manner and war
ranted to give satisfaction. We also have on
hand, and are manufacturing the largest and best
assortments of all kinds of Copper, Tin, Brass,
Sheet Iron and
JAPANNED WARE,
at Wholesale and retail, lower than any other es-
tablishment in Virginia.
ETHEREAL AND COAL OILS,
and Lamps Of all patterns fer using it. Force,
Deep Well and CIstern Pumps,
BLOCK TN, TN PLATE, SHEET Iron, BAR AMI
SHEET LEAD, COPPER, &c.
We would solicit an examination Of our stock
Having extended our stores and largely increased
our facilities with the experience of 20 years @
the Senior Partner, and all the advantages tina
can be derived from new improvements, in ma
chinery, &c, We are enabled to compare favorabl1
with any house North or South.
Orders from the country promptly attended to
VA. D. ROBERTS, JR, 81 Co.
Roanoke Square, Norfolk, Va.
September 18th, 1858. 25-t
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10TH MONTH, 1853.
WARD N.IiUGIIES.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS,
VARNISHES, BRUSHES, WIN
DOW GLASS, &c,
WIZARD d HUGHES teuder their kindest ac-
w acknowledgements to those who have so liber-
ally sustained them since their debut as Apotheca-
ries, Druggists and Dispensing Che mists, and they
hope by close attention and energy III business to
merittheir continued confidence and supl ort. They
beg leave to announce to their friends and the pull
lie that they have just received and are now open
ing one Of the largest stocks, selected with the
greatest care by one Of the firm in person, Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
PERFUMERY, WINDON-GLASS,
BRUSHES, VARNISHES,
ETC, Ere, Eric,
ever offered in this market.
We invite the attention Of Physicians, Planters,
Manufactures, and tho public generally, to exa m
, inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling
confident of cur ability to supply them on as rea-
sonable terms as any similar establishment in the
State. Ali we ask is an examination Of cur stock.
WARD & HUGHES
Successor to
DR.. E. RurKs HAYWOOD.
MUININE-A LARGE SUPPLY JUST
- received from the Manufacturers,
For sale cheap, 10y WARD & HUGHES.
YlNGLLsu AM FRENCH MUSTARD,
u For sale by WARD & HUGHES.
g ( OW'S ENG, HAIR BRUSHES,
. Il " TOOTH
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X(ARINA COLOGNE-3GROSS OF THE
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JIiO PLANTERS.-ALARGE SUPPLY of
( BLUE STONE, for sale by
,e- WARD HUGHES.
re NELATINE-COOPER'S, COXE'S. AND
IT. q Mennett's French G~eIatine, Just to hand
At WARD & HUGHES.
X(RESH COD-LINER OIL, OF TIE FOL-
ice / lowing celebrated manufacturers, Bush
e% ton. SHINES & Dallam, Baker & Co.
ter For sale by WARD 4 HUGHES.
the WIGARS.-THE BEST CIGARTIIEMAR
,er. . kct affords will always be found at tn,
md Drur Store Of WARD TGHEC
10 Oct. 10, 1898. ST
all SWAIMS JUSTICE-REVIsED.
fEyHE NORTH CAROLINA MAGISTRATE,
it I practical guide TO the Laws of the State, an
~ the de -isions of the Supreme Court, defining tn
III 1r+;or and ;uri coin+ioo Of Tuv+;oo, - ~ ~
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Works On Parliamentary Usage.
Jefferson's Manpal-A manual of Parliament
tary Practice, compiled by Thomas Jefferson.
The Legislative Guide, containing all the Rules
for conducting business, and designed to econo~
mize time, and secure uniformity in the proceed
inrs of all Legislative assemblies.
For sale by W.. Il.
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with unusual rapidly

.re.L Is one OF the principal regula-
!" ~ human hody land when it ~Icrforns
:, c,lr 80 d" gov rs Il the system
"t'eluped- I.r sfsmoch i almost
sLl1S.9 1ePfhdent on - he tealthy action q
~ 'o' 1901 'he pro Fer Performance Of is
MAsh TIE - stou.seh is 1t fault.
- 'Ne "LVie system X suH1fs IL CONSEQUENCE
Of one organ-the Liv- = er-lar;9r 80
~ - 10y Tor the diseases OF that greaU.
- ~ ii"pIlet'IS has mace il bis study.
" Pi"N"'e q more than twenty years. 10
~ me remeoy = Eherewith TO counter
act the many derange- ~ ments TO which III
liable. WEIGH "F'
10 prove that this - remedy AT last found
any person troubled with Liver Conn ains.
III any ollS forms, has but TO try a bet,le.
a"u conNlcuon Is Ger G. tain.
Ihese Gums remove @ al morbid or bad-mat-
- liom 'he system, supplying in y cir
stomach, causing food r. to DIGEST gsfl &c.
lus lAe 'lood' giving u tore and health 10 tie
"ho,e machinery re moving the cause Of
the disease, efcciing a % radical .r,o
,, Bilious attacks are - cured. aro ~h.. :;
- -, fiTneEtNu' y G the occasional use Of
one dose alter eating s IS sufficient to relieve
rising and sJuTIng.
Only one dose taken before rinr.rreyent
If only one dose taken O at night. j osens tho
Wv - Seh'lg' ana II cures Gostiycuass.
One dose taken a Ter each ueoI an crr,
Dyspepsia.
w. One dose Of two teaspoonfa!s viii ALWAYS
, relieve Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for female obstruction rc,,orcs
the cause Of the disease, and makes a rrr,ec,
2 cure.
only orc dose Immediately relieves Cho,:c.
while one dose often repeated is spIe crre lar
Cholera Mo7bus, and a preventive Of Cholera.
-" OIly one bottle IS needed 10 throw or Of
!, the system the effects C medicine after a leDg
"' sickness.
Of 20 One bottle taken for Jauudiee removes an
We SaH'wness or unnatural color from tie skin.
[5n Ore dose taFen a short time before eating Give.
vl5or TO the appetite, and makes food digest veil
OEe dose often repeated cures Chreni- BiarTho.g
e. IA tits worst forms, while Summer and Bowel com.
Is. plants Yield almost to tie first dose.
one or tive doses cures attacks caus 4 ~ worn.
10, IN children; there is no surer, safer, or Ereedie
10 remedy in the world, as it nerrr fuiHs.
gu w. a few bottles cures Dror.v. Ir excifin,
mt the absprbents.
1t We take pleasure IL Tccomm Ediug this mefi
0" cine rs q preventative for Fever aud kppe. Chill
D.. and Fever. and an Fevcrs of a Bilious Typc. II on
tel. crates with certainty, and thousands are willing I
testify 10 its wonderful virtues.
$50. Al Who use It are giving tLeir unanimous test
inc. mony ia is favor.
-egmmt re Mix water in the mouth with the Invigol
She a'or, and swallow both together.
her, her, THE LIVER INVIGORGTCR,
l. q scientific Medical Discovery. and j. dali
hae working rgrfS- almost f.. .-.-. o. Hi
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THE LIVER IEVIGORATCR.

l. 3 scientific Medical discovery. and j. 5aiIv
working cures, almost too great 10 believe. Ii
cures as II by magic, even the first desc giving
benefit, and seldnm mere than ,ue bottle is reouii
red to cure any kind of Liver complaint, from
tIe worst J%aundiee or Dyspepsia to a common
Headache, all II which are the result ola giseosed
Liver.
pprc, r,-
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ErysipeIas, ScrOfula, Kings Evil, letter,
nrs. and Salt RhomLm.

From a Fa1cq1ding Merchant Of s.. Ions, Fb. 4, 1856.
DR.. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon of all that is
great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
of uIcerous sores upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurable for years. Her mother had been long grievous-
" afflicted With blotches and Iimples on her skin and in
her hair. After our child was cured. size also tried Your
pills. and they have cnrel her. ASA
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PITTSDJHG. II, May /. 300.
On. J. c. AVER. Sir: l have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst headache any body can have by a dose or two
OF vour Pills. 1t seems to arise FROM foul stomach. which
they cleanse at once. If they will cure others is they dc
me, the fact is worth knowing.
Yours with great respect, Ed. V. PiiEBLE'
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HiIious Disorders and Liver Complaints,
Dvsenterv. Relay. and Worms.
Indirestion and Innnrity of the Blood:

From Reu. j. 7. HINES, Pastor Of Adrent Church, Basto1.
DR.. AVER: | have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those l am called TO visit
in distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion and puri-
ry the blood they are the very best remedy | have ever
known, and l can confidently recommend them to my
friends. Yours, J. V. HINES.
WARSAW, WYOMING Co. y. Y, Oct. 81, 1855.
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Jf!igrRll1ltl&uag.
DR.. DANIEL DuPRE E,

RALEIGH, N. C.
RESIDENCE & OFFICE AT MRS. DUPRES
Boarding House.
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Tho American Board.


l"' '''''.' '"'o N"''. '"' American "''."
'' N"'''"'''''h''" Tor i'''.sn Missions arc
'.ous1" ny ihI neglect OF lac. eaHrch'' and
O"'''"'n people 10 give 10 MeT support d,
'1m,n''o'' ana Is causing many pang .n
lhe "''''' Oh 'he true i"r"dN OF missions
We cannot account Tor this apathy. The
country has just been swept 10y revival
quite without a parallel m the modern his,
Tory OF inc church act there has been in
me last i'N months an un'ccouHiabIc falling
ID" ]" '"' receipts Oh lHe American Board.
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I'D IomIh nI lIoIon ronL..

Ih' t"'' '.'.'..' '' "f"''H a"t '.nN
turned coo 900 f."a.l number, O" g...hrf.
iNr anniversary "ioar r'',"r'. h.r'i.lN Of
i''t." q" '..' pleasant "ut I.m'h'. spal
N'an rr.N h'nr 300 t.o d'N .n ,n.'. ut wind
'.' e..i. 'H' p.. O.s.u '' come together
600 u1mhDN' 'Ht v,r. pleasantly entertained
log h'ne host OF ihr l"Nc House ot 'Ac Zoo,
o' 'lr Ponds. UNI. 'he dinner hour when
'h' i'..''4.'t' 'Acb r' 800 matters OF 'h,,
''iO provided ih,., iarrGs and others with
'pcn,r ounrr willis, ,A, baud d,.oonrcd
good music inr their entertainments After
doing 1mp'" Justice o. ilo rug's'. % process.
sion We, i"fr'd under thr direction 20! The
marshal OF ihp day. John buchanan. esq,
and headed nN the music, marched around Co
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Personal and Political.

The Republicans of Maine held their
State convention last Thursday, at Portlaad.
The convention was one of the largest ever
held in that State. They re-nomnatcd Gov.
Lot NJ. Morrill,.
Barney Ford Thomas Kiley, and Robert
Lucl>is, three roughs, have been arrested for
committing a murderous assault on John
Keenan, the Benecia Boy. They came near
killing liccnan, as he was coming out of the
Boston Theatre
The Kansas Constitutional Convention
met on the 9TH inst. 1t stands IS Rcpubli-
cans, II democrats
Somebody says that the woman who Is
about 10 make senator Sumner happyis Mrs
Thayer, nee Granger, widow Of the late John
T. Thayer Of Boston
Tic wife Of Edward Everett died.at Boston
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rho Foroos nj solfcrino.

Tho battle OF Solfcriuo is truly called "h'
great battle even of the century, The for.
ccs engaged ON both sides could not have
been less than 2jO.OOp-lul were probably
nearer 100000. Compared with such mas,
of combutauts, some OF the most celebrated
battles OF the century appear like >hrmishcs,
u point of numbers. Thus az the famous
battle Of Mucugp, the French force MAS 81 g.
900 and the Austrian 10000. Al Au>tcrlit2,
tho French numbered 10000 while the
Russians and Au,triUus had gu,uOO-Ali to-
gc,hcr being but ten thousand more than the
Austrian strength alone A. So,icriuu. Va
gram come, nearer in the magnitude of for
ccs engaged, having r,ckuucd 100000 French
and somewhat over 100000 Austriuus At
Waterloo there were 5000 French and 10,
900 allied opponents. Not more than lj,
600 on both sides, were in the battle of New
Orleans. ~ Bucna Vista, Gen, TAYLOR, with
1900 Americans, routed Santa AunaS 10000
McAicans At lukerman, in the Crimcu, the
allied French and English numbered l",ul0
and the Russians 10000.
\ correspondent wishes q list Of the Bat
ties already fought in the Italian campaign.
it il as ioIsws
Battc Of NIontcbcllo, fought May 20, 1859
Allied French aud Sardiuiaus, under Sen.
Eurry, 1900. Au,trians, u.drr Count sta
Allies, 900 Austraus 1000.
Battle OF pdcsuo, fought MAY 30. Allies
under King Victor Emmanuel aud Gen.
Cirldiui reported about 10000. AuNtrinns,
under Gen Iohcl. reported upward Of 30
900. or the killed aud wounded on either
side there has been no reliable account
Battle of Magenta, fought June i. The
NfIics, uutcr Con. NicNtdhdu, numbered upz
wards Of 100000. AuAtrilns. under Gen.
Gyuai. 100000. French killed and wounded
about 5000. Austrian lass reported at TO-
600 killed aud wounded, and 1000 prisoners.
The Austrian account puts their killed aud
wounded at less than 5000.
Battle uf Melrguauo, fought June 8. AL
hes, under NIurshat paraguay d'fiilhers
and the Austrians under Gen. Bcnedick.
Numbers not known. French loss, $50 killed
and wounded Austrian loss prisoners 1900,
killed and wounded taccordiug TO their own
etayemenU iNte less than 800, but generally
reported at 1900
Battle of Sulferino, fought June 81 The
Allies were under the command Of the I'm.
peror Napoleon, and the Austriaus under
that of Gen. Hess Numbers not known,
but estimated at not FAR from 100000 on
each side. The French took 1000 prisoners.
Their loss rumorrd OF 10000 or 10000 but
estimated az much less than that Of the Aus
trans. Nothing accurate, however. has yet
been received.
Gen Gnribaldi's operations have been
brilliant series of sk1mishes, but haze not
furnished any pitched battles 20 be ranked
With the above. BygaoH JouH1k
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The sabbath school Ride to bradford.

As published last week. the Sabbath
school. on the line of the pa,,pmp,'c Rail.
road, from Barton 20 Lyndon, had an c>clr.
sion 90 Bradford last Wednesday, The
'uiuarrj,cl o., Mi, place ahau, ton O'clock.
with twenty foll cars of happy children and
their no less |4ppy parent, and friends.
They attached another car here which wa,
soon filed, and then went on their WY,
with banner, streaming, 10 ,hcp.c.nic ground
/, was one of the longest passenger train,
The number Of persons in the excursion was
estimated al nearly two thousand Arriving
u, Bradford, they were greeted 10y the Sab
bath School, of that town, when they repair
ed 80 n beautiful grove, partook Of refresh.
mcuts, of which an abundance was furnished,
and after listening to addresses from Rev.
Mr.. Goodwin of Burke and others, took ;hc
cars for the north, arriving at st. Johnsbury
at halrpnst six.
4 Geographic dispatch was received from
Col. Merrill, few minutes before the train
arrived, inviting the Cornct Band and few
friends to accompany the excursion to BQ-
ton. With Characteristic prompincss, Mr.
Clarke notified his Band, who were soon at
the station with their "h3ns" ready for oc.
tive service Another car was soon filled
with ST. JohnSbury people, aud after listen
ing to a piece from the Band, the long train
moved on towards the north. At every sta
ton the Band played some OF their best airs,
While at Barton procession was formed
and headed by the Band marched to the
Barton House. where "miuc host" furnished
the thirsty with something TO drink. A0cr
giving the Bartouians quite n lengthy scrc-
made, tte>-%DSpony took the cars and return
ed, duly impressed with the fact that they
had enjoyed a delightful ride ON. one of the
loylicst evenings that was ever known.
Owing TO want Of time and space, we have
been brief in our notice Of this great ride
but we cannot close without a word Of APP
probation to the managers and employees on
the train which transported such a multitude
Of pcoplc-~many Of them youngurd thought
less without the least accidcn; or anything
70 mar Ebc plcature or'hoppiness Of the ocea-
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Large TLings.

Mr. siIH1us Guyes NJ lh.s village rs quite
sueaessiaI ip Dis efforts 90 rs.u'aung che
strawberry We are indebted 90 him for O.
hns Of the largest one, $50 have seen, They
were great coarse fellows, un tbo sIaht-Hnt
90 lheuslrI measuring nearly four inches Zoo
circumference. Just th.uk of eating straw
berries aud cream where che berries aro as
largo as partridge Fga' Mr. Graves hos
one ol lhc best spols 20 grow lhs deIiciuuP
fruit tbat NO have seen,
Mr. Christopher s1rgeuts old hen has
"heon and gone and done ~" and 700 have
che result upon our table. Il measures over
seven inches iU circumference,
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