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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-02
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~ Rev. Mr.. Nation, missionary, from Siam,
will preach this Tuesday evening in the Presbyte-
rian Church at o'clock.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-02

Petersburg Erpress letter from Mr.. S. L. Riddle,
of this City, exposing the Misrepresentation of the
black Republican press in relation to Browns brave
ry Mr. Riddle was in the battle of Ossawotamie,
and had fair opportunity to learn the character OF
Brown He is well known in this community as a
gentleman of truth, and his statements may be re-
lied on. -
The truth is, Brown is an intelligent man and
desperate villain who has simply failed, all 9th
ers will fall in attempting to carry out the designs
of the black Republicans. 1t has already been prov
ed, by the correspondence found upon him, that he
had the active and and sympathy Of Gddings, Ger
rift Smith, and others. He is an abolition incen-
diary, just Greedy, Seward, and Wilson, Of Mas
sachusetts are abolition incendiaries. The black
Republican journals will fail to make him out hero
Chambersburg Pa, where Cooke, Browns accom-
plice, was arrested, is within few miles of the Ma
ryland line A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press states that Fred Douglas and Brown were to-
gether at Chambersburg some eight or ten weeks
ago-that they had long and close conference on
the Sabbath, and the understanding was that they
were to meet again in October. The letters which
have been published show widespread conspira-
cy among the black Republicans and abolitionlsts
against the slaveholding States. How many were
thus banded together we have no means of knowing.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-02
HARDlNG'S COLUMN.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING !,
ARRIVING DAILY PER upREssl!

THERE CAN BE NO QUESTION, THAT.
Il the largest shd best assorted Stock Of Clothing ID
the State can be found Store We have this season
added largely to our stock Of : - :
CHEAP HEAVY CLOTHING,
manufactured under eyes, and for the benefit Of
our country friends furnish below hstcf prices In
ordering BY express Otherwise sss the price Of the
garment wanted.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-02
Death of q Governor

MEMPHIS, Oct 3O.-Ex- Governor james c. Jones,
Of Tennessee, died here on Saturday.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-02
UniOn and Harmony,

Some of our Democratic contemporaries, and among
them our esteemed friend of the Wilmington Jour-
nal are urging the Importance of union and har-
monv in the Democratic ranks
A call for union and harmony, like motion to
adjourn, is always in order. No one can be more
disposed than we are to cultivate this spirit We
have been for long time showing our " faith by our
works and we expect always not only to adhere
to principles and organization but to the best means
in our humble Judgment, of advancing the cause
1t is mistake, however, to suppose that the Demo-
cratic party of the State is depressed, disorganized
inharmonious, or in danger of being defeated The
party was never in better condition than it is now,
and was never better able than it is now to stand by
its true men, and to let the fathess, the selfish and
the turbulent take care of themselves The person.
al chickering's that exist are OF moment so far as
the cause is concerned and cannot affect our vote
next year to any perceivable extent. Every large
body like the Democratic party, which controls and
dispenses patronage and honors, must expect some
exhibitions of feeling now and then That Demo-
crat who permits his personal feelings to conflict
with his duty, is not worthy of the name. That
Democrat who serves clique, or who sails under
the flag of certain men, endeavoring to array them
against others, is not worthy of the name. Such
Democrats are themselves the authors of discOrd
and the evil which they plan and endeavor to carry
out for selfish purposes, will spread or be arrested
just in proportion as theyq encouraged or re-
buked. ~
The Warrenton Mems for example, processes to
be great friend of harmony; yet that paper delib-
erate:y charges that M. Bledsoe, one of the mem,
hers of the Democratic State Committee, has
aged, and is encouraging "the insdious approaches
of freesoilism" [See Warrenton Neus of the 21st
October.l Is that the way to promote union and
harmony? If this charge be true, Mr.. Bedsoe
ought to be promptly expelled from the Democratic
State Committee; but if not true what ought to be
done with the slanderer and calumniator? Mr..
Bledsoe owns slaves and is largely interested as a
planter in slave property. He is as true to North
Carolina and to her slaveholding interests as any
man; and yet, for certain reasons and for certain
ends he is held up before the country as reesoiler
Is that the way to promote union and harmony
Are noe to stand mute when true man and a goot
= Democrat is thus assailed and maligned? +
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-02

By his ErceAency JOIN ELLIS Gocsrnor Of the State
of No, Cirolind.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
ogO,U81 q1s,61s GO, 50t /, Bs4, IO5 !, q

= From this, it appears that there are in Brooke,
in round numbers, 5000 sheep, producing an
nually 12S, 900 lbs. of wool, which. at Doc. per
lbs. IabOut the average vnlue of late years.
amounts to $62, 900 or not quite 81 per acre Tor
each acre of improved land in the county. Ire
production of wheat was 65, SIG bushels, worth
say. 500, SIG or nearly 50 per acre of improved
land at the same time, the wheat and wool pay
ing about 81 per acre, besides other proauc-
lions, such as corn potatoes, fruit cattle 1oIseS
and hogs. Hancock, with nearly as much ter
ritory, falls off considerably in wool and whsat'
though she is well up in other productions Tue
same may be said of Ohio county,-Brooke pro.
ducing rs per cent. more wool, and about III
per cent more wheat on one.fourth less land.
Taking the five contiguous counties, ABOVE
named, comprising 90S,64 acres OF land, OF
which Brooke county occupies about the centre,
and we venture to say that it will rank in pro-
ductiveness, with any other section in the Union,
The product of wool may be safely stated al al
100000 lbs, mostly of good quality, the ouiS
of it very fine, but small proportion Of it to o.
bought for less than 40 cts. per To-, and more Of
it in 1858 bringing over than under DO cts
Wheat stood, in 1850, 100000 bushels, but II
is doubtful whether the actual product nows sc
much, owing to the fly and other discourage,
mcnts, that have, in some degree, operated
against wheat growing.
There is not probably much. increase OF
Elimination in wool, since 1850, if anything, thu
number of sheep has probably diminished
though the quality of the wool has been i'm
proved in fneness as well as in price. Ih'
! proportion Of improved to unimproved land hal
also materially increased during this period.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

As AN Indication of the heat of the German
sentiment against France, the following is Sc.
lected by Vienna letter writer:
In Bavaria, the Queen, who is a born Princess
Vt PRUSSIA, has put an nterdict on the use of the
french language at Court. In Munich, as well
in Stuttgart and Dresden, female societies are
y1rming for the purpose of pledging as many of
leir sex as possible to refrain from wearing
rinoline, or any other article of French manu-.
'ctnre In half dozen reading rooms of
IN of the Prussian Ministry, has beer tabooed
"a account of its GOODNESS and want of animus
sainst France.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

HARPER's WEEKLY, by yesterday IS nails has
pretty good picture of our "furrin relations
John Bull and Jonathan appear to have been
sitting on log together, talking over specula-
tons and family matters, when all at once they
discover off to the left OF them, Louis Napoleon
and Joseph, crossing swords over poor, lorn,
pale girl-Italia, by name, we suppose. Old
man Bull seizes his ivory headed cane by the
middle, rises, and is about to todde off to the
eombatants, saying:
WHAT fighting agninl I suppose must
BROTHER jonathan, (taking hold of old man
Bulls Bulls qrm.Jonathan still sitting Keep cool
they're good for, reckon; and let you and me
keep on our little business. and sell 'cm Beef,
and Bread, and Dry Goods.
The same paper ;also has take off on Sar-
dinia's defiance of Austria. Mounted on the
back of France, she says:
c7y,tIIe-,,r, aIraIu.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
sP EolAL NoTIoEs.
SANDS sARsAPARILLA.
TIE VERY BEST REALEDY
FOB PURTFKING TIN = BsO O.O'

ASIONISHIIN0D OItI!
Copy OF letter addressed to Agents in Chicago, Ill,
showing is value in cases Of Fever Sores.
MRrsas. ]. a. REED Co.. Gentlemen-I obtained nom
yopr store bottle Of sands sarsaparila then
confined to my bed without sleep for week, oeeasOned
by violent pain from regular Fever Sore, long
ing ON my right leg Ny physicians advised me % have
my leg amputated. saying Wps the only means likely 70
preserve my life. After using half OF The bottle the pam
beqnn 20 subs.de and by the time used neer three
hotties was able regular basiness and Be.
fore had finished sixth bottle, was IS well and as
sound as ever had most eheerfaIly recommend
It to all my most valuable medicine for the pa
riacatiOn Of the blood.
Yours, most respectfully, JAMES MULLER.
Prepared and sold by B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton St., New York. Ea
sOid also by T. H. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, and by Drug
gists generality. mySl-"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
THH MoUNTA1N OUTLAWS.
TALE OF TnE NORTHERN TRAPP1NG GRoUNps.
PATHw AY

A TALE OF TIE NORTHERN TRAPPIXG GROUNDS
GATEWAY" win be Published in the columns Of FET
to contribute EXCLUsvELY for OF yeaFS To nv nm
nerous readers ISoud return nay sincere thanks aud S6
ever hold In grateful remembrance those BY their par
TALLY aud favor, have contributed my success II ne
do not Jog along together heretofore unntuav niess
cd with each other, win not De thTouEh vat X
effort my part continue to merit theIF apnSobS
ton Those Who have taken intereStIn the
of Nick Whimes-a character pretty FeneTaT F1oS-n
his and nature, whose exploits and rolIeres fI t
shame those Of other years. In shOT my purpose 10
in the novelty its situstOns in rhfuIneSS OF e
neatiOn intrieaey Of plot and SUCCESSION Of Incl
lent 49,
It win be illustrated by DARLEY.
Worcester, May, 1859. = ''ODANsON'
The Publishers Of MERCURY viii only add that thew
pay Dr. Robinson higher price his than ha ever
Ger, but duty 70 our quarter q oI,o ~ @
demands his eminent services Il IL onr r,ISJo ~
honorable competition, In ever depaTtrnf 4,
whatever cost, and that masion viii be fshfuy T
SPATHwAY" will be eoumeneei in THE NEW vOpE
MERCURY without delay and other novelties vim follow h
oAULDWELL, sOUTHWORFH { WHITNEY
jG2-Std<tW&S PfopiiAtOFs EeS York Mrrenry.
WHITE LIME.-IOO Barrels Maryland SNOW White f1St
w received and for sale . reduced price
myso = AhfGi No. e sf sI.; ag Zs4s..
CUNDRIES-On eonsignnaent
- 50 Boxes Julius J. Woods Pearl Starch,
20 0lelne 6Oap, ShtIltO's bEand--Extrs
81 Family Soap-L0uIsVilIs M nn69efTre
Ito Barrels LouisVine HydTanlie Cement,
2 Boxes Ext LOgWoOd.
nysO }. 4. NETc1LP. e si Main St.
pITLsBURGH IRON WAREHOUSE, Ne Sc Main .1,.e1
Oval. Hoop and Sheet IrOn eonst.4EIy On iSI Lta
TAFE1nted 70 be jus. WhalII Il s6ld Tor ~
my1O J A. MEFCALR, MAnuFaeturers' Aren't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
From the Richmond Wing.
WROost Lower"

The Democratic party, on Wednesday last
was rose color, peepening into scarlet at night
On Thursday, shots of orange began TO ap-
pear, changing to saffron towards evening.
On Friday, the prevailing tone was green and
On On Saturday morn ng they looked blue, ten
ding to ultra marine at bed time.
Sunday, purple in face, and drGped in s 9e:
they asked the prayers of the ehurch-Roost
ode near 710tu=
ing under 10000. On Thursday $1,000 was
the prevailing figure. 10000 was maintained
on Friday. Saturday opened on 1000, closed
on 5000, Whatever the figure to-day, the fact
is they must-ROost Lotoer.
Wednesday night, the big African Church
wouldn't hold them. The little Synagogue
would have done so on Saturday Roost LOWer.
On Thursday, their big Harper's Ferry gun
known as the "Sclf:Glorihcator
with loud report. It's parting message was
ROOst LC1cer.
On Thursday the slaveholding interest of yir
GINA pronounced against their selfconstituted
peculiar guardianship Democracy. We still
say--RO0st LOtcer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
rHR LIYEs -oF THREE CHILDREN LOST

THE LIVES OF THREE CHILDREN LOST
AND THE LASTARp ONLY ON1ZD GIVEN UP 10
DIE WITH. C0MSU1EPTT0N! READ TIE FOL-
LOWING STA TEKEHT 0FA HIGRLYRESPECT-
ABLE DRUGGIST.
Mr. VIM woRLEY, of Hancock county, Ohio, impaired
the following information IsRALL GREEE, our agent in
FIndlay:
Mr. wORLEr three out of family of four chill
dren, by that DRKAD DESTROYER, CONSUMPTION! HIS
FOURTH and child taken and continued to
oaow WORSE until the family despaired Of its life! sis-
ter Of Mr. worley advised him to try Halls BALsAN EOR
THE LUNGS; purchased bottle of the Balsa OF mes
and with the directions,
continuing Its through entire night Next morning
the child vomiting cOpIOusly, and threw up
MORE 4uAS NArrER;'' REIIEE WAS ISsrAEFA-
HEous The child Improving and now (three
weeks after using the Basam) quite tceV! Hr WOrey
thinks his child will enjoy robust health.
FiSDLLy, Ohio, Feb. Is, 1858. ISRAEL GREEN.
t-DR HALL's BA1sAx warranted to break up the most
distressing cough hours the money will cheer
fully refunded. For sale by
my2i-9w TIL. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04


heard from Hungary, amongst all the up-bear-
ings of European affairs Though her lips have
been sealed and her energies lie sleeping as 1t
would seem, yet we cannot doubt but that the
Hungarian heart feels as much to-day, as when
a few years ago 1t beat SO nobly in the near hope
of victory. We cannot believe that the love of
liberty is less strong because of the baser slave
nv she has endured since then, nor that her
hatred toward her opprcssor is less deep and
earnest Hungary has not yet moved for her-
self in the struggle going on, but we4would ut
no time be surprised to hear of her boldly TAX
ing her Independent stand. 1t must he hard
indeed, for her to fight upon the side of Austria,
against Sardinia, her former sympathizer
Prussia, it is said, is standing, as kind Of
daysman, ready to take part in behalf OF Aus
tria, should it be necessary in order to preserve
Enropern equilibrium. But whilst she, through
her governmental voice, processes this milk and
water friendship for her nominal confederate,
We doubt the genuine sincerity of her profess
sion. We are we'll assured that the popular
Prussinn heart sincerely detests Austria Hun
gary, however, not being an independent Pow
er, has not even the opportunity of making such
profession as she also has not the disposition so
to do. We apprehend that if the chance of sue
cess were once made evident to her, it would
not be long until the gallant Magyars would strike
again for the freedom they have SO long sought
for in vain.
The popular sentiment of Hungary is well
shown in the late demonstration of the exiles of
that wretcbed country, in New York, and in the
address issued to their brethren at home. by
those of Italy They boldly invite Hungary to
misunderstanding to the sense of the wrongs
she has already suffered, and promising her
their own sympathy and that of the freedom.
dawn Of her Independence day was breaking,
May it please Heaven yet to prove, that the
indications are not false ones; and may the pure
light of that day yet make glad the hearts that
so long have been burdened with sorrow, and
cause to look up the eyes so long suffused in
tears;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
From, Washington.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Tribuu
WndnnsdnY June

Especial Dispatch to the New York Tribune
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June l, 1859.
Since the result of the Virginia election has
been made known the Democratic leaders have
begun to propose Senator Fitzpatrick, of Ala,
as the Charleston nominee. The South de-
mands the candidate.
The Hon. Charles j. Faulkner's friends will
probably ask for him the mission to Turin, as
some recompenSe for his defeat by Boteler. Mr.,
Daniel desires to be recalled
Mr.. Mason has rendered his resignation as
Minister to Paris. but ne will be retained, as it
is now decided not to displace Mr.. Dallas from
his post as Minister to Great Britain.
No provision has yet been made for Mr..
Hatch of Buffalo. He was offered the Surveyor
Generalship of Utah, but declined, and then
repented after Mr.. Stambaugh had been ap
pointed.
The legation of France and Russia are on the
best Of terms here, which may indicate some
sentiment accorded between their Governments.
Secretary Cobb's recent circular, requesting
American Captains to hoist the stars and stripes
in the presence of foreign vessels OF war, is
principally designed forapplication OH the coast
1f Africa, where they manifest an indisposition
10 embarrass British cruisers stationed there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
The Wool Crop Of Brooke County,
From the wellsburg Herald Of yesterday.I

"a little discussion one day this week on the
subject of the wool crop of this county, in which
different opinions were expressed as to the
number Of sheep, and value of the wool crop
Of Brooke County, induced us to look into the
census of 1850 for information and the result
was the following in regard to it and its neigh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

.s&THE elder AMI the younger Bul,yer are getting
to be compared lately, in literature, as the Pitts
were in oratory. That the son is at least bet.
ter poet than the father, seems to be pretty
generally agreed; and, sooth to say, Sir Edwards
success in verse have scarcely gone beyond the
nediocrity which neither gods nor men permit
though his ambition is nowhere apparent
What is rather remarkable, while the father
hates Tennyson, the son adnires him. In one
of Sir Edwards long poems he ridicules the
laurente without stint as "SchooI-Miss Aired
and adds a prose note TO a certain one of Tenny-
sons poems as showing ''to what depth of silli-
ness the human intellect can descend" That
was nearly fifteen years ago. Meanwhile the
novelist's son was growing up in the study and
profound admiration of the laureate::whom irEs
his fault too closely to initiate. Queer-is MT
-"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

Coughs,
40 r 8 n SIS,
Bronchitis,
Influenza,
Are relieved in a very short time by using the
H o A II H o U N d h ALSAM
1t does not constiPate the Bowels,
Its pleasant to the taste.
It's adapted to young and old.
Price rs Gents.
"WoRTH THEIR WEIGHT In GOLD"
"OannOt keep house without them"
every POPULAR WITH OUR CUSTOMERS"
"An excellent family medieiue.''
"THE BEST PILL WE EVER USED"
81 prize them very highly"
"THEY ARE INESTIMABLE
The above are extracts from letters received In reference
to DR Toms ANTr BILIOUS LrvRR Pn1s for
Liver ompIaints,
n dig tion,
Constipation,
Dyspepsia,
Headache,
Colds,
They superior to any pill in USE
Dr. TOdds Pills and the HOarhound Balsam are for sale
by Dealers sUerytaRers.
T. II. LOGAN & CO., GenI Agents,
mhlO Wheeling,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
New Advertisements.

Anew SONGS, Just published tats year, ...,,..5
~ Cirobes new Piano InstraetoF-jast oal-p'O"U
the s =, ~, Mt Port Moneys and Pocket Wallets,
Ieorapleee stock Of Gum Combs
Nofeh GiuaFds-NsE styles-yeFy m ns;s =, - IN, -.
- Roli1 Of the Old Sock 81 HGtt EgpSF san On
hIndor sSs SaSnrs Ladies, GareEs lax Era!sr
travelling Tooth Brushes, Gold and sI'eF D'@''' S
Pins. Gun Cord, Lifting Shuttles ,.,,,yp Il m
ie3 Just received by Express. KA1NE . ".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

IL New FIELD.-The Petersburg Express
says that attic Washington Street NJ. E. Church
in that city on Sunday forenoon last, after the
regular services, collection was taken up for
the benefit of the Missionary Society, aud
number of life members were elected. The
name of William L, Goggin was proposed, and
Immediately after, that of John Letcher. Tho
requisite $40 for each candidate was made NJ in
short order, and they can now each congratulate
themselves that, whatever be the result of their
political contest they both elected Tor life to
place among the faithful.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
To the Be-DrugEed nad Poisoned Citizens
| Of wheeling aud VIeinitY.


deluge the viless compounds in
the form OF "AlcohOlic Drinks emanAted from
pest society, the LIQUOR MIXER They sold t"
you as luxury, or they are dispensed you Medi
cine, and In either use the effect is the same.
There but way escape, and that's to use, as
luxury meIcament, safe and reliable stimulant, sold
under stamp and SEAL which that 1t has
not been tempered with. such ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which distilled under inspection of the British Govern
ment, delicately CunIke any other Gn) with
aoue the most valuable reetoraVes OF the Vegetable
Kingdom, by far the most healthy beverage extant
THE ENrSENr PHYSICIANS EUEoPE AID ANEsI9A R9t
scribe IT medicine where stimuant is required.
The SIX viii Aud 1t only pleasant Cordial
but certain relief suHerinEs periodical
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS OF Ranks it perfectly
pure, and Its restorative merits incompatible.
Sold only in pint bottles by DRUGGISTS, oRO-
CERs, &C.
For salem Wheeling Va, by t. H. LOGAN CO., ~ Main
street, t. r. JOHNSTON, 1T6 Market st., and others.
EDMUND C. CHARLES, General Agent.
myl7-d&Wllm DEPOT, No. 10 BROADWAY, MY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

THE Republicans of Ohio nominated very
strong, in fact, unexceptionable ticket, at their
Convention, at Columbus, on Thursday. wm.
Dennison, the nominee for Governor, is known
as scholarly Chesterfeld-onesoft the best men
in,the State There is no doubt but what the
ticket will be elected by large majority
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

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Best Vermifuge known.
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Children like take 1T
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Never known TO faIIII
rASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Can't do without them in my family.
TASrELESS WORM POWDER
Will do what say.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Sold over 5000 bottles last year
TASTELESS WORN POWDER
Physicians prescribe It,
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Expelled seventy worms from John Mobiles child.
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Expelled sixty worms from Asa ROSES child.
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Expelled thrtythree from Jas P. wilson's child
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