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ROANOKE, FEMALE sEMiNARv.

THIS INSTITUTION. at the residence of Dr.! J. r
Watson. near ,Roasoke +. o. Martin Co., NJ e., Il
now established on permanent basis The next scsiots
Of Miss Sue Williams Of North Carolina aided by snits-
BILE assistant should one he needed new apd connio.
doas Sehoo House viii provided aud every ease tsks
to render this good school Tor girls aud snaoD 52
Spelling reading and writing per session. !qsle :e07 jr
Higher English Branches, - /. /. ~ la 30 4,
French, -: q h;''', -=N:". 4'ai'sl.. = IA q
Music Piann;c@ u. iSsiz IN iS,;ssi
Use of instrument, ,.s Z. .ss.1s. esf ese,rc
Board 10 family Of the Proprietor per mouth 10 on al:
s days in a week with washing at home 0j !, ,,i
Fur further particulars address The proprietor, =
gPltt1f
Dec. 81, 1850. seiifres 70 so iss. s bszsSt a. .
- Register copys weeks. .-; =: r..s9r, t,sa sitsa-s
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Dec. IL, 1860.
NOTICE.

a PPLlCATION WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
~ Legislature to annex TO Yadkn county that part o
lredel county commencing nt the south -1est coSusrf
fadkIn county; thence running with the Wilkes line To-
the south prong of Hunting creek thence down said cr
with its meanders TO- Daltons bridge Hunters bridge
on Big Hunting creek; thence eust to the Davie line
g.g.g. :. s,,a- ~, MANY lCiTEZENgE "a
November l6, 1850 -sY .-%s & 47.-w2t *ssr
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If the Editor Of the SdadrrT means 10 irisintate
that the State Journal Is a joint stock concern
owned or controlled by any one else than odrsef,
he insinuates what is not true. No other person
than ourself has one particle Of interest in this
"cohcern,' and we will permit no one 70 control
us; We will apply stronger language should this
charge be again made or hinted Ssats Joutaal,
We entertain l r. no doubt that the State .1ouxsal
was purchased and started BY means furnished bya
certain clique who are using its nominal Editer TO-
advance their own ends. II can make no itfersiita
who ioop. the estabtishmeht o. Who is .apposed Il
own 50 long rs the Japrnali is kap4nanot Il, b
a FREE press. That fact ID as we'll Inexns ithis
Community assny other fact~ls siia 80 ~.
{ GOV. HeYpss Rss,esasios. - - lstfer fsum Cor
Floyd 70 tho RrHdsnt shows HID hs ssres;Ssedh his
apaee ss Secretary aof Wss, 4atasss ahs Brslst
swbsl2 not withdssvs4 efsderak fioais 0irtds
ston,a aAftars the coFae ,adoptAd
ain oeeaayiag7 7Farki Spts, Gdyp R segis &thk
sas theoply step thats eisil Nh.
tary Of War. q. -
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CLARK & BURLINGTON, ls,:e..s.lsss
COMMISSION N ERCIIXNTS,s,
Wilmington n. e, go go.
MILL GIVE .sPEcIAL ATTENTION no. AhLs
w consgnments Of -, -,
Cottcn, NnyaL store>,@ Elonr,s Bae1n,sa
.,,..; ..j:a ilmoers lm Nc., Ac., ..5ssf .rcsaesa
and other country produce either for sale or shpnest .s
Ny Wharf and Warehouses; being Commercially ;locaei y
for ,hc receptiu of produce either BY Railroad Or Rsr
enables me To make my charges light. Also deal:
- Lime, Plaster, ccmens, IIaif,T 4 &t..r's-sfpasi
1t;s:;s .,ss ;ea:i: Resers TO III H.SAv6tsEa tls
Csss;er Ilank;sf Csps Bsa Whining iN. .Uspsq
sstxr,,:s5..;3 sa,l, eFJ .sa ss1QEksAAyS6Hsss law
-. siA Is s'ss3f'i 81 n IASdfSst ysits'
:. seashsr Raleigh Branch Badf 5f Espss fsasr. : Z
Noyembsr 3; 1esU95..ia S.sf,ss:i ae,
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Gbe StanDar1.:
RALEIGH: SATURDAY, JAN. S, 1861.
N. c. STANDARD-Extra.

RALEIGH, January 2, 1861.
The State Journal Of to-day, one Of the organs of
the disunionists contains teegraphic dispatch cal
cu'ated, and no doubt intended to infame the public
mind and to precipitate North Carolina into revolu-
ton. This dispatch, most probably sent here from
the Journal Office, Wilmington, is as follows:
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is The pfde deesaings y number of pablie pset1.
g ii eToWded out shan appear incur
next Also, the communications over the sisnsture
zof .6puhtos nSisis bsla aa1is& gaisso 5nE ssA sa
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Vol. ST. XVII. No. . 2.

u ~ - = ~ 2 =
tion will be fraught with the most important eonse
quences There is no purpose entertained by the
government at Washington to coerce South Caroli-
ma, or to over awe the people Of North. .CarolinaA
The American flag still floats over this State North
Carolina still commands US to obey the federal laws
and to respect the federal authorities. Up to this
moment these laws and these authorities have breath
ed nothing but respect for our State and have Offer
ed nothing but protection to our citizens It will be
time enough to talk about leyying and capturing
forts when the State shall have dissolved her relations
with the Union. She has not done sd yet, and We
trust that no such step will be required, She is too
brave to run out Of the Union under temporary
pancs and she is too wise to commit herself to rev.
olution for the purpose merely of initiating the
amples of other States. As long as she remains in
the Union she will he faithful to all her Constitu,
al obligations; and when she goes out if 60 out she
must in order to protect her vital interests and her
honor, she will do so prepared for consequences but
nevertheless regardless of any consequences that
may follow. When that day comes, ifcome it must,
the world will see who are the truest and the brav
est-those who would restore harmony and save the
Union, if it be possible, or those who wear blue
cockades as indications of untried valor and whose
chief business seems to be to foment strifes and
hatreds between those who should be brethren
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! Sent THsoudh.- - We learn that on Tuesday morn
ing last some eight or nine persons passed through
this place on their way North from South. Carolina
dih charge OF Adams Express, with their heads
iseased: We understand these persons presented .
fsrlorp appearances every way.i They said they
were served thus on account Of their Union ssnt
lments, but this cannot be trne. They must have
used some expressions against the Institution Of
saveFy bs5IGe.i II aoi,i4iit h sf9.Iaa sd .sai
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NORTH CAROLINA CREDIT-The New York Jour-
nal Of Commerce of the 3lst December says 1.-The
interest coupons of the State of North Carolina
due January next, will be paid by the Bank of the
Republic" So the underlined rumor on our streets,
few days since, that all the coupons would not be
met when due in New York, turns out as We felt
sure it was, to be unfounded Happen what may.
the credit of the State must be sustained
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The PATRIOT BREcKNRpGE.-John G: Breckin'
ridge is no prisoner within the walls of "Donbting
Castle" He still holds on to the key of promise !"
and labors in good faith for the salvation of the
Union: 1t is stated that he is unceasing in his eff
forts to bring about a Convention Of the border
States and hopes that these States will be able to
present ter.-s to the Northern States which the
latter will accept IL this work he has the active
aid of such men as Crittenden and Douglas, and no
doubt also of Bragg, Branch, Vance, Gimer, Leach,
and Smith, of this State. .rs.
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Mr.. WINsLow's ADDRESS s.-We shall publish in our
next Mr.. Winslow's address to his constituents in,
which he informs them that be ''thinks there is
hope in Congressional action" That may be true,
but still it does not follow that the Republics doom
ed. Let the people be appealed to in a Convention
of all the Sates and the happiest results may
If the Legislature of North Carolina will call for
Convention of all the States it is more than probable
that the Legislatures of New York and Pennsyl-
vania in session. will at once unite in the call
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H- The Wilmington Journal is hereby informed
that our Columbus correspondent is truthful and
reliable gentleman, and that We have no doubt Of
the correctness of his statements in relation to the
meetings recently held in that County. Whatever
politicians may say, we entertain the opinion that
the people of Columbus are three to one against dis
union for existing causes. ,' -r,-. r.. ~
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az The State Journal asks us what side veare
onthe side Of North Carolina patriots, or Of those
who would subjugate the South to abolition rule
The Editor Of the Jou,nal was subject Of Queen
victoria and was the side of England up to April
last when he went to Charlotte to take the nsturali
zation oath. He would not take the oath in Raleigh
or Salisbury lest it might be known that he was not
already naturalized. We believe he is on the side
Of England yet, for England would give the wealth
Of the Indies to accomplish the dissolution Of the
American Union sc es,5as ea's,3ds54 *, - y
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Amnsemenis.
A MERICAN MUSEUM.
Encouragement Of th'
ING HIPPOPOTAMUS.

LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS
II with great reluctance ~o weeks ago that the Man
saer announced cosng exhibition OF this wonderful ant
NAL but his inability to renew an eDgageent "th MS
PEELED him to do lie Is, however, no" hgnJ
gstifed IN being sJle 10 announce -
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENr FOR TWO WEEhSl
though Il Is expense, the propreoTs have
had to forego lucrative engagement at Philadelphia
WHO WILL FAIL To SEE HIM NOW!
No douts that he Is the greatest wonder In the whole
Upon TIE EARTH THERE is NOT HIS LIKEw
His gigantic proportions and nerculesn strength are ocoy
described by the sacred writer when he MS
bones pieces oi brass and like bars oil on lie Is
beyond all doubt, - - .,.rr, -,
Of interest alike the curious the scientific adniref Of
Nature He to be seen at s hours and every ha honr Is
exhibited both In and Of the water and described BY
competent ee.u,e He Is accompanied by native ARAB
kEEPER, who 10 also an interesting human curiosity.
Also, exhibition a hours:
WHAT IS 1T! or MAN MONKEY; ALBINO FAM
lily FROM MADAGASCAR; THE GREAT LIVING
BLACK SEA LION, MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON
GRAND AQUARiAL GARDENS. hIled with Living Fish
from every river and and which constantly being
added many new varieties. THIRTY LIVING MOSSrER
SNAKES A MONSTER ELEPHANT TURTLE from the
Galapagos Islands HAPPY FAMILY and nearly million
Cun0siies from every part Of the world
EVERY AFrERN0oN AND EVENING.
At 3 and "a o'clock, tbs new Drama
DICKENS'S
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
which was received last week with unmistsksbe demonsa
ous delight by crowded audiences will be Produced Ih
great popularity Of Dickens author and the une az
miruton Of this, his last and crownng story places
THIS DRAMA FIRST IN THE LIST
with al lovers II the hGtioHic art 1t produced here BY
one Of tho best Companies Ia NeH-foTk and with NeN
| Scenery, Properties, Costumes, &c.
Admission to all Is cents Children under TO- 10 cents
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ITO REAL ESTATE OWNERs.--sealed Pro.

ITO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.--Sealed Pro-
po,als will be received this Office until THURSDAY,
Oct for the purchase Real EsGe by the Corporation for
the use Of the Fire Department, located % follows:
ONE LOT 10Th and llth and 4si and Ssh
for Hose Company No. II. ~
ONE LOT between I'd and 6thavs and hth snd 7adsts,
for Hose Company No. 70. ,
ONE LOT between Broadway and 7th.sy, and 9th and
3Othsts. for Hose Company No 81. -
ONE LOT between I'd and LeIingtontvsi and zoth and
29thsls, for Hose Com psny No. 39 -
ONE LOT between Hudson, Greenwich, Canal and spring
sts, for Hose Company NO. Al - -
ONE LOT between Goth and s0h st within $50 feet east
or west Of 3dav for Hook and Ladder Company No. TO-
Proposals will contain diagram Of the property offered,
with dmensions locality, and character OF improvements u
spy Preference will be given to vacant lots Payment will
be made on giving clear and satisfactory title.
The right 10 reserved to reject any or all progossa
ROBERT T. HAWS, Controller.
City Of Nsw.York, Department Of Finance,
Controller's Office, Oct. TO- 1861.
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ID. ID. CAuLKIss Auctioneer.
MORTG AG E. SALE-An extraordinary

We chance for Housekeeper and Dealers in Fine turni-
.ure MONDAY, Oct. IL, at lOt o'clock precisely all the
costly FurGiture Painngs rosewood Drawing Suites
elegant 7octave Piano Forte Mirrors Velvet Carpets NC in
The residence No 218 i4ht 8hsy consisting OF very
elegant Pier and Msne Mirrors Lace and Brocade Curtains
rich carved Ood Eageres with mirror fonts three sod
rosewood Psrlor Suites in satin rosewood Iente
Chairs CANT China Vases aud other Mantle Ornament oaS
Dining Fable Chairs China Tea and Dinner Sets Cnt Glass
waa large Of fine Silverware Ivory cutlery
together with an extensive vsety Of Chamber Funure In
and mshogany; Beds and Bedding pare hs Mat
tesse Velvet Brussels and ugain Carpets Clocks nirroT
mahogany Chairs Sofas Lounges, Rockers, oilcloths, &C.
Sale nositiye. Dealers attend
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6alss bp Antiloit.
A. NJ. MsRviN. Aucuoneo,.

A. NJ MsRwIN. Aucuoneoi.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ID ings Nos 594 and 596 Brosdwaysses Of Books sta
ousry Pictures, Works OF Art Fancy Goods. Furniture &c.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct "A, at O'Clock.
NEW BOOKS-A large collection of mostly new and fre'h
stock pr,Dg great variety Of valuable works In various
branches including scienfc Classical and School Books Sc
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professional Notices.
miscellaneous.
PAIL, BLACK 81 co.
Id Nos. S65 and 55I Broadway

DALI, BLACK 81 co.
Id Nos S65 and 567 Broadway
Exclusive rgents for -
PARIS AMERICAN CAMP CHEST
coubincd with
BALLS AMERICAN CAMP COOKING RANGE AND
BOILER.
Officers of the AMY and navy senyed 10 examine the shove
at our store They viii end the arrangement very complete
aud conducive their hrsh aud comfort In the camp Inc
CAMP CHEST contains al necessary Kitchen Utensils aud
I.ble FnrDtnre and 10 constructed % hold besides COOK
ING RANGE and BOILER ~ lde fthe best Russia iron and
very durable The Boiler will hold ten gallons and the Range
can he used for fying boiling ,Ud scwing the time
The box containing thing above measures inches
long inches wide hes deep and the dimensions Of the
Range are tie same aud weighs less than 80 b.
The recommends ions given by the President e1PTendens
Fillmore Gen MansfsA Alaj-Ge Wool. Cuartermas,er-
Gen Meg and other competent Military authorities ~hl 90
sncent to induce othe 10 posses themselves Of these m
disp~nsable articles of comfort Orders sent 10 BALI,
BLACK Co.. the Sole Agents, will be promptly attended
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Go Ubom II man Concern.

CRoroS AQUHDucI DEPARTMENT. Oct. 9, 1851
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a
further penalty Of TEN PER CENT will he added to al
unpaid wster rents on the ls day Of November next
II. c. HANCE, Registrar
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DKP0T QuARTHRsAsTER's OyTcB,

DEPOT OIFIih
WIsHIsGroN, d. c. Oct. 10, istl
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited at th.s
- of,e until October 81 at 2 M, for supplying he Quar-
termasleTs Department with 5000 tuns Of HAY and looo
bushels Of OATS. - ..,, s,
The HAY TO be good merehsntble TIMOTHY, put up and
deliy cred in bales. ,,
Tho OATS to be good merhsn.able article put pin ,.ck
OF about two bushels each Sacks 10 be retained by the Gov
without charge Oats 70 be received by weight
at (32) thirty two pounds TO the bushel.
All the Hay and Oats TO be delivered at the Government
WHAT Railroad in this city within () thirty days
after closing the contract ,, =, ~
The proposals to be ,epArae envelopes Thoe for Hay
to be MARKED Proposals. ior Hay" Ihoie FOR Oats Fro
posals for Oats" - -.-.... . o..
All 10 be directed TO Col ID. II. HUChEh Depot 0ua'ei
master Washington ID. G.
No proposal will be entertained which 10 received ater ;he
resdg Of the bids has been nmencrd nor VIII any bd De
considered unless the parties present or Represented py
al authorized agent OF attorney.
Quired. =, ,., M Ar.
Every bidder must give his fa address, with either the
number his house place business Post Once boz
The gned the right to reject all bids that ne
may consider too high - ,c,,
D. II. RUCKER. Qusrsrnastsr and Colonel
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the SCHOOL OFFICERS Of the Twenty second Ward,
At the ece Of the Clerk Of Board OF Educstion corner OF
Grand and Em-sis until WEDNESDAY, the 10th day oi
October instant, at o'clock p for the HEATING Ar
PARATUS necesray heating with hot water steam
Ward School House No. ST. in West lNh't in t.d Ward
for said apparatus he and be at
M. Office Of AMMON MACVEY Superintendent Of School
buildings No % Crosby., and the proposals offered NUT
and approved ,urees will be required for tho faithful
ormanee Of the contract the Of whom must accom-.
pApy the proposal The School Oce the light TO
r,iec an or a. OF tho proposals offered deemed for the
public interest to do 30. BENZ. r. FAlhChlLD,
Chairman School 0fieeu Twenty second Ward
JosgPH CuDLIPP, JR. Secretary.
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In Press
NHE OFFICERS POCKET COMPANION:
II A MANUAL FOR THE STAFF OFFICER
Principally Translated from the French OF LieutCol De
RouUe, by Lieut.. VIM. p CrsEhil, U. s Engneers
TREATISE ON ORDNANCE AND NAVAL GUN
merry.
For the Use Of the United States Naval Academy.
By Lieut. Edward Simpson, u =. Navy.
ID. VAN N0SrRAND, Publisher,
No. 1872 Broadway.
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Gbanres for Business Alen.

A BUSINESS MAN WANTED, with $500,
N to have equal ntees, In and ,vs his time and aen
tion to . money making office business paying tiOV to
5000 annually Apply at No. So Broadway up stairs Gen
ofhl Agency.
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Gtationerp ano fanfp GOODS.

A GOOD THING.-The lately improved Pat.
"A ent Indelible Marking PENCIL. B. p. Lawrence Ts
and Ames Barnes Johnst J. Merritt IL Beekuanst st
M z. BROWN, Importer Of
WI. ALL KINDS OF
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS.
Prices 10 suit the times
Depot, No. 1856 Pesrhss.
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PASSPORTS procured by
A. w KENNEDY. Notary.
No. l33 Bowery, cor Broome-st
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VNEACHERS and COUNTRY MERCHANTS
II supplied with SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY
az the pubsher lowest net prices Any orders ntrusted 10
will be faithfully and promptly attended to- Please
give call before purchasing Commercial Note Paper
per resm or fc package Of equires Letter Paper from
ward Clergymen supplied with Sermon Paper Il o. per
rearn usually sod for 81 80 JOHN TlNGLEY, success
cor O. Shepard Co., No. l32t Fuon next door TO the
old stand Of c. s. 4 Co., N. Y.
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miIitarp Notlres.

U. s. MusTEKISs orHcE, No. 10 WHIrEsr.,(
Oct g. 1851. !
All Onlcers Of the Army on Recruiting Ser.
vice for Regiments in the field wishing 70 send foru ard Re
oruit must make requsons for transportation At this Office
before D. special train win dispatched each day
G4p.m ID. b. sAOkET, Inspector. General
Colonel u 8. A. Mastering Officer.
Netice-RECRUITING for the THIRTY-sEVENTH
REGIAiENT-Ths gallant Regiment, the Advance
Guard of the Army Of the Potonsc raising good
Een Recruits win apply ct the Of Amity and Thomp
sop-sts R the City Hall Park All Desertss from this
Regiment are ordered to report Lieutenant JAMES L.
DUNCAN THIS DAY BY order Of
Lieut.CoL JOHN BURKE, Commanding
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4 CADEMY of MUSIC.-THE OPERA.
N NETWORK AND BROOKLYN
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFITS OF B. ULLMAN
New-York, THURSDAY, Oct. II, ard MONDAY Oct n.
Brooklyn, SATURDAY, Oct 49, and TUESDAY Oet "a,
THE TWO PERFORMANCES
will be
THE ONLY ONES
until the arrival CT the artists In January Of
those country leave early in November Havana
aud Europe fa6ll their engagements which they
found Advisable TO accept 10 view Of the disturbed ,ae Of
the Union.
On THURSDAY. Oct II.
VIII be produced Verdrs famous Opera Of
IL BALLO IN MASCHERA, I- ~
The srett success OF last Writer.
MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLO0O,
(Ber first appea once In the great Ioe od AnalaE
MISS HINKLEI, MAD; SihaNOSSh' Ma 2s'
SIGNcR BRIGHOLI, SlGNOh mANTgol,
SI3NOR DUBREUIL, SljNoh bAhiL,; ,I6b ,,;,,,,,o
On MONDAY Oct. a.
TWO NEW OPERAS
which viii be given for the lirst time in America
~ BETTY,
Opera bufa by Douzetli Of his best compositions .nd
greatly resembling his Daughter Of the Regiment aud The
petite and Charming opera comique In French entitled
LES NOCES DE JEANETTE,
Now the rage In Paris, and
A CONCERT,
BY CA9LOrrA PATTI
The performances will take place In Brooklyn. On
SATURDAY, Oct. 1o, III BALLO IN MASCHERAi aud On
TUESDAY, Oct. 2s, BETTY" LES NOCES DE-
JEANETTE" and Mile PATHS Concert .
N B.-Tbe performances will be given IN fhhsder
B. ULLMAN.
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Downer's and the Portland
KEROSENE OIL.
The Price Of our standard KEROSENE ILLUMINATING
OIL has been
STILL FURTHER REDUCED,
10 meet TIE market.
Although this onis
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER,
70 win be sold at the
SAME PRICE
q the explosive Oils now generalyin use.
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