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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-31

John Adams was elected President, and
Thomas Jefferson Vice President. During
this Administration was passed the famous
"Aiien and Sedition Acts"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-31

Twenty-six States, entitled to 294 vote
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PROSPECTUS
or rHE
HIGH POINT REPORTER.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES To PUBLISH At
u High Point. y. G., Weekly Newspaper under the
above title the hrs number To be isyued Hbpu: the lot u
January, 1900
The character uf the REPuErER is designed 10 embrace
these general features lstA rriruniug from a inter
ference M party politics, merely noticing, without COM
mrnt. puhtril incidents items u news ~, hearty
support NJ the Industrial enterprises ui the High Point re-
gun uI North. Carolina distinct from bat IN
with the progress Ul improvement throughout hr
state; adA crryCt report Of dumrstic aud foreign mar
krts together with such other matters relating tn tndu
frrghs SC hsoy To- be Of interest ~ ihIsc -rr
having business relations with this point ui tLc North
Carolina Railroad; 1th.-A due ntcr-per-fun NJ news
items purtry, useful receipts, anecdotes wit nud humur
churhdes, engmas puzzles whins scraps and oddities
will be- gwen make the RrruHrEH welcome visitor ir
every nr,dc but nothing shall bc found IN ~ column,
that may call blush 10 the cheek II mUdc,, iruwn
to the brow ui religion ur mumlity.
TERMS.
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PROSPECTUS
THE COURIER.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL COMMENCE, ON
Y about the 10Th day uf January next the puhlCp.
tiuu nf Daiy and Weekly Paper bearing the above ttlc
IN the town uf FurItcyiilp, y. e.
The Courier viii be- Democratic In tome aud sentiment
aud vail seek at all times and upon all occasions guard
yiglauilv the interests NJ the South.
II difficult task time understand clearly the
d Of events especially when great crisis b. approach
ing. For time past We have been amil.lrziug
selves with the idea that az day not Ear distant shall
have battle iur interests Recent events have shown
that opinions correct aud that compelled
defend ourselves from the invader II be denied
although tcIshri by no this section. that
breach between hc North aud the South daily becoming
wider Onr duty then, interests. is iu
grd up ourselves fs The contest and be prepared for all
cvcntualties That % Is the duty ut every 10 de- what
lies IN his ppwcr this awful DISASTER cheer
tuy recognized bv all classes
In conducting The Courier whatever energy talent
possess will BE- directed towards the crpetuy uf the
Union aud equality It the States and In maintaining those
political principles which have been tested and proven tu
be the ony mode by which the affairs Of country
be properly managed.
Although the particular irnrts Of the Democratic party
will b. argued, will cuur.dc to political opponents the
prcrugatvc which claim rr myself, aud will Undr.gur 20
do duty without giving offence to any
The Curirr, although political paper, viii not hr -
far mislcd by pucs ~ neglect those things which
should claim the attention of a public journal will
k, reports sc aud o. keep my readers advised uf every
thing ut interest which tr1uspirpS irlu time tI time
The Daily paper will be- printed every morning SUNDAY
excepted on aud handsome type, aud will contain
twcnymur columns Of reading natter Price per anuuui
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December 20, 1859. lU,-
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MY ASSORTMENT IN THIS DEPARTMENT Is
IVu very complete, comprising All the late editions;
Farmers aud PIanters' Encyclopedia, Emmersou.
The American Farm Book, Allen.
Rural Chemistry, S0lly
Agricultural Chemistry, Johnston.
Chiptal's Agricultural Chemistry.
The Complete Farmer aud Gardener, Frssendrn
The Kitchen Gardeners Instructor Bridgmnn.
The Young Gardeners Assistant, Bridgman.
McMahUn's American Gardener.
Gardening iuf the South White.
Fruit Flower and Kitchen Gardener Neil.
Ladies Companion 10 the Flower Garden, Mrs LoudOn.
Breck's BOOK Of Flowers.
The Complete Florist
Downngs Landscape Gardening and Rural Architecture.
Duwnng's Cottage Residences.
Country Houses, Downing
Hedges aud Evergreens, Warder
Grasses aud Forage Plants, Flint.
Darngtuns American ecds and Useful Plants, Thurber
American Hand Book Of Ornamental Trees Mcehan.
Rural Architecture, Allen.
DuwLng's Fruit and Fruit Trees Of America
The Fruit Cultvatur's Manual, Bridgman.
The A uerican Fruit Cuturist Thomas.
Tue American Fruit Book Cole.
The Fruit Gardener, Barry
American Fruit Growers Guide, Elliott
Fields Pear Culture
Cold Grapery, VIM Chorlton.
Practical Treatise the Culture Of the Grape, Allen.
HOar on the Grape Vine.
Culture Of the Grape and strawberry, LOnRwOrth.
Habits and Diseases Of Domestic Animals, Allen.
Breed Management and Diseases Of Sheep, YOuatt.
Management Of Sheep, Canteld
sheep Husbandry in the South, Randall.
Mch Cows and Diary Farming, Flint
Mich Cows, Guenon.
For sale by
Il. D. TURNER,
Raleigh, March 20, 1850. 2S-tE
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

MY ICE HOUSE, on THE PREMISES OF +.
lVh MOORE Esq, will be open hereafter every morning
from to Oclnck-aier which hour customers will b.
+. +. PESCUD.
Raleigh, n. c., April 10, 1860. Soft
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WSURNER'S NORTH-CAROLINA ALMA
ii MAC, TOR the year Of our Lord, 1860 Published
and sold wholesale aud retail, by .,,,
II. D. TURNER,
Al the North.CarOna Book Store,
Raleigh, Oct. 81, 1859. ls-
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VALUABLE
uAW RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

EHANINg RESOLVED TO REMOVE TO TEXAS, I
n now offer ur sale ~ iir mpsi valuable lands
hus t'r water, ul nw aud It's tributaries, that
rlu be- Huud 100 ABmnurr county.
WILL SELL the tract uf land nn which now reside,
ullu uum shallow Ford Bridge siN and half miles
from flu Company Work Shops Of the y. q. Central Rail-
road &c. containing $40 lees, 80 nf which
good state Ui cultivation, ud nl The rest s IN uri
guI forrest This land s we'll adapted h. the gruwth "
a htus ul grain u this country and above all,
supurbI adapted iLc growth Ui toe hnrst Tobacco IL
D. f,u Wlrrl with pure aud never falling springs aud is
we'll supplied 'h grud meadow, and has large orchards
of hurh Apples aud Frirhrs, ui good varieties, " both
bind. II fruit II ha. % uisi ntr Dwelling HOUSE and
B. rhru good Still House aud Tubaccu Barn; and, in a
word 800 Necessary buildings tor the comfort aud safety IT
farmer The irncps are all good, good Mill within
htru.ttrfrs ni 20 mile and very good Mill seat the
baud This land lies ten miles nudh.wcst ui Graham in
uz healthy aud civil % yIbrrhuul any that DO
found Any person desiring tp purchase good land like
ii. would du we'll iu aud view mine before buying
elsewhere. For further particulars, address
q. W PALMER,
Shallow Ford +. o.
Nuyrni1rr l. 1859. w-tE
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NOTICE
TO WHOM n MAY CONCERN.

HEAyING LOCATED IN THE CITY or RALEIGH,
III take this opportunity ~ inform the Public gener-
nIIy tI1 prepared 20 make contracts frr public
private uluf luy part ui the State. the most IA.
,nruhlr terms. um us, prepared 10 furnish Granite in
rough state lur building other purposes, dressed
tu order 100 ANY shape required, hi REASONABLE rates
Orders rr Stone addressed ip me- through the Post or
lrr HuS air ur pf iu ~ James Puick will meet
with prompt attention
.Tr All bills payable tu me individually.
THOMAS COATES
August gH. 1861. Bl-tJanl.
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CHARLOTTE. y. &.

ITTNTTVT 7 - " y
Rev. II. BuTwCII, Principal.
TENIE NEXT SESSION Will COMMENCE on the
18th uf sept. aud continue until the last Of June,
l-gI
TWTSTY WrEKs'
Board and Tuition in English branches fSj 90
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Ornamental banrlr. ut usual prices.
The various departments will be- filled by Instructors Of
known ability aud experience.
For Catalogue containing fall particulars, address
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Charlotte, ~ G.
July 90 1850. 55-tOctl.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MONEY LOST,

A Nd TINE THROWN AWAY IN BUYING GRO
N oeres Liquors and Provisions without examining the
large stock Of
Il 4 WHTTA KE,R
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PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS.
LAW Co-PARTNERsHIP,
RALEIGu, n. q.

LAW COMPREHENSIVE,
RALuGu, n. q.
HENRY W. MILLER a WILLIAM J. SAUNDERS
Hk have formed partnership in the practice Of the law
Of Wake aud Johnston, aud the Terms ui the supreme
Court at Raleigh all office business aud the collection Of
claims
Office in the Briek.Row, opposite Lawrenccs Hotel.
In addition 10 the nbnvcnamcl counties, shall attend
regularly hereafter the Superior Courts uf Granville Edge
combe Sampson Warren, Halifax and Wilson aud the
County aud superior Courts ut Nash and Franklin, and The
Circuit Court Ot the United States at Raleigh.
II. w. MILLER
December 90 1850 lus-'C
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALuGm, y. c.,
win attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake
Johnston aud Chatham; the Superior Courts u New Han
and Sampson aud the Terms Ul the Federal Courts
aud Supreme Court Of NOrihCmuiua at Raleigh.
Onoc the one formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will
II. Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh May %. 52--sw.
QUENT. BUSBEE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Determined devote hereafter the whole NJ his time his
profession, always be found at his office IN the Brick
Row Fayetteville Strcct-uulcss absent the Circuit
March l. l-'p. 2l-ly
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DTI- 7 T. Oh " NINITI
Enron AND PRDrRIErOR.
Wilson, y. G.
March Q, 1860. Is
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The large and well selected stock that will greet your
eye and the money that you will by single purchase
will prUye a su1icient reward,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17
USEFUL RECEIPTS.

ALMOND CAkE.-Mix together until very light.
Id. Of sugar, and lb. Of butter, then add
gradually pint of white Of eggs. well hcatcn
mp mix until light and llaYor with extract Of
Bitter Almond then add 4 lbs. Of Hour; inix
il III carefully until smooth Put in Il creased
and papered pan; bake in II moderately hot
oven II baked in smaller cakes they need a
hotter even.
GINGER CAKE.-0ftheperyJe best kiad-Gradu-
ally mix quart Of the best molNsses into &
ounces ofbutter; flavor with extract Of Ginger
add u scant pint Of wafer or milk in which is
dissolved ounce Of salaratus then add enough
-four to enable il 10 be rolled ont CDt in
cakes, and bake in a hot oven. Too much
flour will spoil it. By using only u little more
than half the -four, an excellent soft ginger
cake can be made.
GINGER NuTs.-To 4 of n pound of butter
mix quart best moasses add eggs flavor
with extract of Ginger. and add ] ounces of
saleratus dissolved in ! pint of water or milk
then add about 81 pounds Of flour After mix
ture, make them up into small balls; put on
CREASED pans fiat them slightly, and bake in
a moderate heat.
SPICE NUTs-Mix together quart Of the
best molasses and a pound of butter or lard
flavor with extract of CloYe-extract of Ginger
will improve II then add } pint of water in
which is dissolved J ounces of saieratns; then
add about 81 pounds of flour. Make the dough
up in small found balls put on pans, fat them
slightly, and bake them in a moderate heat,
n6s- Soft soap shonld be kept in dry place
in the cellar, and should not be used till three
months old.
R65- Bread and cake should be kept in a tin
box or stone jar.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17

EFFECT OF PUMPKIN SEEDS or MILcn Cows.
A. Clary of Connecticut, writes to the Nee
England Farmer in regard TO this subject, MS
follows:
+" First fed my cows one week with one
large or two small pumpkins TO each COW twice
II day Their milk decreased two or three quarts
to each COW II day, from what they gave the
first week previous then fed them one week
a'ith the same quantity of pumpkins as before,
and took out the seeds. They increased in n
greater proportion of milk than they decreased
the week previous. then fed them alternately
three or four weeks, and they varied in their
~ilk very much as the first weeks
The diuretic qualities Of pumpkin seed is
well known, and they will always prove inju-
rious to animals if fed in large quantity. Fowls
have eaten Of them so largely as to produce
death.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17
Music and Variety Store.

Gx,rw HnSi n hEmON ht..--fsEORGE A.
uNkN NV lI uBAT1EKBltl announces 10 his ltirnla
| -. Vai1 the public that h. ,r removed IL
lthr store formerly occupied by Mr. .iohi
Marsh, M al Market street, between Fourth and fiiii
streets Wilmington, where he intends kceint Music,
Music Backs, line Italian Violin and tiuitnr strings Viz.
lns thitars Flutes Flies. Aurnrtuus md Musical Mrr
thanllSe. Asl, general assortment ot Bill Cap mud
LUter Paper, Banlbunks. Envelopes. Pens Pencils and
lhk' Tort Mlnnties, Port Fpips. Hair Cloth. Nail nnl
I@,tl Hlli-lleA Combs Rnlus. Sinps, Pocket Knives
torntin Rings Sc, Packet Composers &c. lie will also
Keep Prayer llopks, Plain finirl anl Cunred Liihu-
graphs. steel and other FnginyingA nnl oil Paintings
Nh-Picurcs selected iIum Publishers Catalogue pro-
cuied immediately. GEO. A. BATri.tBURl
L.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17

i TEEtIS Alb DlsEAstSt
Special attention given Ia nll ,hrne ji4eases. Coughs,
Group. Consumption, lntncnGa, Asthma Bronchitis all dis
ce "i the Nose Mouth, Threat and Ies ali Skin Dis
Of every description successfully treated Lumtago
Lumbar Abscesses serotua rheumatism, Cont, Neuralgia,
Paralysis Epilepsy or Commissions, Dyspepsia Dysentery
DarrhUa The very worst Vi Piles cured In short
time also OF the stomach Liver and bowels There
many diseases incidental to and children which are
treated with distinguished success All particulars will be
given by letter Dr. nakee produce thousand GER
titicntes Of his perfect success IN curing
CANCERS. Obj SORES OF ULCERs. HIP DISEASES,
FiSTELA otcyery description, SCAlD HEAD,
WENs, P0lYruS ofthc NOSE,
o. amy other lart Of the body,
TuMORS and swELLlNGS
Of every description aud without The urc Of the knife or
amy surgical Instruments. These last nnmo1 diseases cam
not brcnrcd by correspondence; therefore all such patients
must place themselves under the Doctors personal auri-
vision.
Ductor laakcc has made new discovery Of "Flnid
thai VIII roc" absorption Of the "Eairarh aud restore
permanent Ni-inn g the Eye without resort to The KNIFE
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the Of the knife or
needle DR. hnikec has constantly hand nj Ills Office u
very tNiensi,enAorlnvni Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYilPANUNiS or EAR DRUMS,
wtl hn suitable llr either aud III ngczsrrird IN
iiNn minutes Far Trinrct- Of every descriptions also
every variety ofAfiilicin articles kinw in the woIlI-l
large assortment III henmtifnl anl durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm aud Erw Attachments Artificial Fcct,witli
the Ankle Leg. ami knce-iaini Attachment.
Thtsc micle-nrc perfectly natural and adapted for o.
world Alkinlsnf Irss4 tor llerniaur Rupture 0f every
description ,ir either aud rrus-cs particularly adapted
inr lriales IN weak condition. asn Tor those with Pro-
lupsu- utrri.
Doetar laakce is one Of the most celebrated and skill
physicians nnd surgeons now living His fame il known
personally IN every principal rity Of the world.
Avttrs directed to Dr. lulkep must contain ten ccntS
to pay lsnge AMI incidental expenses. All Chronic bis
cases ri he treated by correspondence, except those
iinhel which viii require his personal supervision.
30 oilice liunis, rom9A. M:iOlp;M.
DOCTOR HAAkEE
onice, 1ol broadway few Doors above Fourth street
llNa-lA MN Aulk IlIN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17

REMEDY ron IIcE oS cArrLE--A correspon-
dent Of the Boston GN1tirator says that Keeping
the floors sprnkled with wood ashes for two
weeks after the cattle are brought 10 Tic barn,
will rid tile animals office il they are troubled
with them. lie adds, " II IN animal is very
nadly covered with lice, n thorough washing
with strong soap suds will always effect q per-
manent cure.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17
kNRNRH /! ESnSAH! aIaSRa

3,-,sI997l7FyJ- THE TISII VI II x IiT. -IW Tho
~-s..~SsS citiatisuf Wmilgiun take this method
T. Inform my elsinnpra aud rnds thai will haven Va
rrS :" superior FISH iaf sale AT my ftAn III The i,s pi
u SWph street Market llnsc. every Tuesday. lrnn
itltck, q, M. until i, .a i. on Wednesdays thrr,iir
ay On Fridays and saturdays Of every week will ii!
Mays he found the cntril LAY with excellent supply ii
Fish nt the west end Of Fnnrih Street Market An in ,ynlt
OF good AMI cheap article can lis calling
on the Undersigned GEORGE KELLER.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17
TIE IMPERIAL
TONIC BITTERS.

VALUABLE AND RELIABLE
Remedy for the cure of Dyspep.
sin, Liver Complaint, Nervous De-
biliiy and all diseases arising from.
q disordered condition of the Stom-
ach and Bowels.
This purely vegetable and high
y concentrated remedy has never
been known to fail in permanent
~ curing those complaints, when
administered according to direc-
tons. One bottle, in many eases,
will afford decided relief.
80 cents per Bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, Del,
by Edw. McInall, AZ Market st.;
Il. Bringhurst & Co., Sixth and
Market SITS; Jos, Iinnnett, 1O4
Market ST.; VIM. .I}l Kinsey, cor
ner Fifth and Market Sts., and 7,
#. llammersley, Milford, Del,
Manufactured by
MACNICHQL \ BRO,
late LouNBuRY 4 CO., No. SO N.
Fifth St., Philadelphia. Institute
for the treatment Of Cancers. Tu-
mors, Ulcers and Wcns, without
Surgical Operations. ap23-1y
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17

(sh IN Der respectfully announcustn the Ell
ErTA E34sAM 2etls Of Wilmington, nndtlie public gem
.t.S1.g y. orally that he its commenced tr Sud
h<y1s45 die and Harness Making business, ut
M ~ ShpieN si,ref betow ~, WILMINGTON, nj,
The undersigned fully believes that a goni Ilar,css
establishment will he handsomely supported II conducted
~ manner to suit the watHul tlcpNpr. AS Mr.. T. istr
unly employer that makes his saddles in the best aud
iuut work nankc manner thus feeling assured that tru
whn may patiUHu him will rereyeh full equivalent ol
their money. His stock nosstsut Plain ami nlurd shat
Toe Saddles Columbia and Spanish Riding saddle, Also
Plain aud Common Saddles Single and nnblr Harness vi
Ill kinds Wagon Harness. Brllcs. Collars Wagon aud
Driving Whips. Trunks and Naliscs Carpet ls ms Nets
Of all sorts uip ruhe- Blankets, &C. tdrr. with every
article, usually kept IN Ibis eui business all nr which he
will sell rs low M any other cstllsn,n IN the city.
~ Repairing done with lieatness and despatch.
ap2Sly AMOS RINtIWALT
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17

E# Takes thi4 method 81 informing Its friend.
tS and The people ui Wilmington. thai lie iris lit
N@aha. ted up IN complete mechanical style, tic stor,
Nosis2 Aihihtt street. hGftrE Row Wilmington, bid.
where he Intends ~ devote his entire iG IL the mli-
PICTURE Of WeffS SHOES II NH kiW- aud yltieig. in
llt mat. and nf- fashionable siNr,, and At satisfactory
prizes ils siofk VIII consist ~ part u ticnemrls TIM
eau and lNlrh Leather Boots and SatS latest -Aias.
Ladies' and Misses tiMtas and efler ~lss, in Great va
riey Aud u fact every tltns IN the Shea business,
customer Work VIII tr particularly attended anl IN
Nll eases viii satisfaction he warranted
Bp LASTS hlted NJ rs nnr II the lest mlcrs IN Tia,
country.
The long practical experience nf theunetsgn and Iii.
thorough knowledge Of the business u al d branches.
VIII r trusts he sufficient guarantee to thr pnic lim
he VIII do them lisrrii furnish them aitHtle lla
VIII recommend Itself for utility cHmss and ,unhii-
ity .uSErn FtiElMEE
REPAIRING ofNll nlsneaiy ,lenc 1t reasonable rates
nIirl-lN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17
ssgilNSss EH'asRiNds.

LOCIkSMITHlNG, BELL HANG
u ~ ING AND Iron khlIlNt, NJ. lul shipl,y 81.
NJ letw'rn 9Th and 9th, Whining ton nuhtwNrc.-
S%&% Thankful tar past hl,or- r un,lrrilnr4l brgs
leave to inutm the public thai h. still puniifl.
nr7 ~ Tie old stand M, l0i Siplry street MANY yutrsnf
practical experience 9nl thorough knowledge, II ls nsi-
np-7 enables him 10 warrant satisfaction all who may
hvnr him with thcr orders. lie lnrihcr call, attention to
LOCK MADE ny HIMSELF, which i certain pruoi
against robbers ROBERT WAGNER
hp&S Gun and lueksmt. l0l Shplry Street.
% sriS-pfs Knives SAWS, ltyrs nud All uthcr kiulI4
% ImllrlN slMrIennl and mn IN rpIllllia 1lLlnr-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17
tRAND SHAVING EMpOI,lUM.

Z HLAKE HOWARD, phupRIfTnns
). w Corncrnf sish aud Market Streets, wilmington.
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tors Of this establishment both practical men ami ,,
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