davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-11-14

FROM Camden to Betchley, distance Of
forty miles l Travelled along with Mrs.
Graves She was sweet and interesting
woman; SO sweet and interesting that, fasti-
dious as | am on the subjet, believe L
would have been willing to have kissed her..
/ had, however, several reasons for not per-
peTatng this act First, am such a good
husband / wouldn't even be guilty Of the
appearance Of disIoyalty to my sweet wife.
Second, | was afraid our fellow-passengers
would see me and tell Graves. Third, [
was positive in the opinion that Mrs G. was
too much Of a lady to let me-
, 1863-11-14

UURING The administrator Of James Bu-
chanan, the following events occurred:
December 10th, 1860, South Carolina Sc
ceded
Jan. 8th, 1861, Mississippi seeded.
Jan. 18th, 1861, Florida seeded.
Jan. 18th, 1861, Georgia seeded.
Jan. 22d, 1861, Louisiana revolted.
Feb. LIST 1861, Texas revolted.
Feb. 9TH, 1861, Arkansas revolted.
Feb 9th, 1861, Jefferson Davis. was
elected President of the Southern Confede-
racy.
LIZ you wish to offer your hand to lady,
choose your opportunity. The best time to
do it is when she is getting out of an omni-
bus
, 1863-11-14

BLooDY.-It is estimated that the num-
Der of men who have died by battle and by
disease, in the armies on both sides, during
the present rebellion, is about SOC, 600; and
the blood from this number, 100000 gal
Ions.
, 1863-11-14

ENGLANDs FEARs.-The London cores
pondent Of the New York Times, in late
letter, remarks
"Will there be war with England? 1
asked an American in Oxford street yester-
day what he thought about it. He thought
tci6re was more danger Of war with France
than with England, I am Of the same opin-
Ion. England does not want war with
America and will do almost any possible
thing to avoid it. England trembles to her
centre at the idea Of war with America
She knows that Canada would fall at blow;
she fears an instant insurrection in Ireland
She is sure that her commerce would be
driven from the ocean, and her connection
with her most important colonies put in
peril. She has no navy that is match for
the Federal Monitors, and no artillery to
compare with the guns that have battered
down the walls at Fort Sumter and rained
fire into the streets of Charleston War
with triumphant America, which can place
million Of men in the field and cover the
ocean with cruisers, is the most terrible Wis
ion that can rise before British capitalist
Let them buster as they will, this is the
appalling fact No; whatever may be the
bluster Of the English press, be sure of this
England will do anything, submit to any
humiliation, rather than risk war with
America.
, 1863-11-14

A beautiful woman is like great truth
or great happiness, and has no more right
to cover herself with a green veil, or any
similar abomination, than the sun has to
wear green spectacles.
, 1863-11-14

The joke was a good one It secured
however not cubit to the stature of the
Lieutenant, put rather his arrest for disre-
spect to his superior. The battery, however,
was built with the aid of wheel-baroWs and
smId. Like Jonah's gourd, it sprung up il;
night, and Beamegard withered under it
in his modern Ninevah. ssoa d
, 1863-11-14
Tte Wasbtr9ton Statesman.
Sss TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. -aa

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EDITOR OF DEMOCRAT Dear Sir With Won,
permisslon wsh you TO say to the readers of your
paper Jat Will send by return null to all who Wi sh
IT. (tree) Skecipe, with full instructions for ma King
ana using simple Vegetable Bain that will effcctu
ally remove IN 0days, pmpics hotchcs tan freckles
ana All impurities OF tie skim leaving the soft
clear smooth anu beautiful.
VIII also mai free to those having Bald Heads or
bare faces, simple drecti ons aud information that will
enable them to start full growth Of Luxutiant Hair
WhiskerS or MoustaChe, in less Than 80 DAYS All
applications answered by mail without charge
Respectfully youls,
VHOS. F.. CHAPMAN. Chemist
July o. lo63-3m No. 60l Broadway, New York
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ITO CONSUMPTIVES.--Tho advertiser having been
restored to health in few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with Sc
we're lung affection, aud that dread disease consump'
ton il anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pre-.
scptOn used free of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they Will find Il
sure cure for con pton, asthma bronchitis, &c
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scrptiOn to benefit the afflicted and spread nforma.
ton which he conCeiVes to invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as WIN cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh,
March II, 1863. .-3m Kings County, New York,
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MADAME POINTERS CURATIVE BALsAM !

MADAME PORTERS CURATIVE BALSsM has
long tested the truth that there first principles in
Medicine as there is in Science this Ncdit inc s
compounded on principles suited to tke manifold na.
ture of Man The cure Of Colds is in keeping omen
the pores aud creating Il gentle internal warmth aud
ths Is caused by th2 use OF this Medicine It's remedial
aud vigorous circulation of blood through the lungs il
chllves the muscles and assists the skin to perform
ITS duties OF regulating the heat O, the system and IN
gently throwing oil The waste substance from the sur
face OF the body 1t is not VIOLENT remedy, but emo
ient, warming searching and effective. Sold by all
drughlSts at 10 aud % cents per bottle.
July %, ISG3-}n
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PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR
PARKER OF NEW JERSEY,

TRENTON, July Ex-Governor Parker
has just issued PROCLAMATION, stating that
no draft has yet been ordered in New
Jersey that thirty days would be allow
ed for the purpose of raising the required
numbcr of men by volunteering; that
whatever number may be ra sed in that
time will be credited, should a draft be
ordered, and that there will be no draft
for the old deficiency claimed to bo due
from the State, The proclamation closes
by calling on the people to aid in raising
the qlota for the State Sc as to avoid any
necessity for draft,
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or A
J. NERVOUS YOUNG MAN.-Published as a war
ming and for Che especial bsnefit of young men,
those who suffer with Nervous Debility, loss of Mem
ory Premature Decay, &c, by who has cured him
self by simple means, after being put to gre expense
icnGs prescribed by learned Doctors. Single copies
may be had Gree of the author e. A. Lambert, Esq,
G Greenpoint Long Island, bp enclosing address sed
envClove Address CHARLES A. LAMBEkT, GrccR-
point Long island, New York.
June 90, lS63-lnI.
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CAUT1ONl-NO are genuine unless the words
"HollOwnyH, New York and London are discernable
as in every leaf of the book of directions
around each pot or box the may plainly seen BY
holding the leaf to the light handsome reward will
be given to any one rendering such information as MAY
lead TO the detection of any party parties
fetiHe the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
~ Sold at manulactory OF Professor Holloway. III
MAIDEN Lane, New York and by all respectable Drug
lists and Dealers in Medicine, throughout the civllYgt
world, IN boxes at - cents, aud 81 each.
Irl here is considerable saving by taken the larger
sizes.
NJ B-Directons for the guidance ofpatients in evcry
disorder ate affixed to each box.
June 90, isG3y.
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CHILDREN mucH of their sickness TO colds. Nc
matter where the disease may appear to be seated its
origin may be traced 10 suppressed perspralon, or
cold. Cramps aad lung complaints are direct products
of ds In short colds the harbngGrs of half the
diseases that atict humanity, for they caused
by checked pcrsplraton, and as hve.eighths of the
waste ntter of the body escapes through the pores
these pores closed, thai proportion of diseases
necessarily follows. Keep clear, therefore, of colds
and coughs, the great of disease If
ractcd, break them mp Immediately by timely Of
MADAME PORTERS CURATIVE BALSAM. Sold
by all Druggists, at 10 cents and 25 cents per bottle.
MarCh II, Ioh3.
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To NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SExEs.-A reverend
gentlemen having been restored to health in n few
days after undergoing all the usual routine and irrcg
considers it his sacred duty to communicate TO his
afflicted fellow creatures the means of cure. Hence
on the receipt of an addressed envelope he VIII send
free copy of the prescription used. Direct to DIR
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, lS6 Fulton street, Brooklyn
New York March ii
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NOmNATIoN FOR CONGRESS. - -CtHciR-
nati .hay 2i.-Brutus Clay, of Bourbon
county has been nominated as the Union
candidate for Congress in the Ashland
(Ky.) district, 10 fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death Of Hon. John J. Crit
tenden.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.
Con SEprLMBER Term, 1868.

Boom--IliraR C Hover
lcnton--David Yocum, Samuel Hess, John ttOiy
Briar Crcck--Joseph Lamnn, Adam SUIT
BCavcT--rctcr EckrOHt, joel RTcdbcnder.
Berwick borough Isaiah Bower, Srth u bowman.
Catawissa- -Maybcrry Hughes, Abel Thomas.
CentTe--Elias Greasy
Franklin suaC llcndcTshOt,
Fishing Crcek--Will lam Nhitonght.
Decentralization u. Patterson, Samuel kishet,
Robcrt Robbins, Caleb Moore, John Black.
Hemlock--Dr. Joseph Evans, Jackson Leidy, VIM
n Shoemaker,
Jackson Danid POust,
LOCust--SOiomOn Heager, VIM ErWIne, EiIds Helwlgi
John Neager, Henry Gable
Maine Samuel Fisher.
Madison--Juhn Fruit sr., John Ftctlcr, Bcthuel
Whipple.
Mifiin--Jshn II IIculcr Isaac sRyder T, samN Lulz.
Uraage--Alex. Hughes David Achenbach' Daniel
keiitcr.
Fine--lsrae Heath
Roaring Creek--Jeflrson WIntcrsteen, Adam Gabla
Pster Levan -
scott Daniel snyder Henry W. Greasy Peter Ent'
John Gnt.
eHgaIloaf Samuel Kitchen.
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ESTATE OF ALIEN MARR.
OLU.nBI.4 COUNTY, SIS:

In the Orphans Court of saId county, inter ALA is
thus contained;
writ of Partition aud valuation ofthc Real Estate of
Alem Mari, deceased.
Aud now, May 7th, 1863, return Of Inquest confirmed
absolutely, and motion of John G. Freeze the Court
grant rule on Chester G. Mari William Mari, Chas
Mari Nielsen Matr. Hiram 5. Mari, Rachel Everh
late Rachel Mari and Harriet Van Liew. late Harriet
Mari children of lem Mari, late of Scott township
Columbia county, deceased To appear Orphans
Court to be held at Bloomsbury, IN and for the county
of Colambia Oh the first Monday to wit: The uh day
of September next, aud accept refase the several
purpart of the said estate at the valuation placed upon
the said purparts by this inquest show why the
same should not be sold agreeaby to the act of AS
scmbly in such made and provided Personal
motto, Of the rule to be served upon all the parties
siding in the county, and six weeks publication Of the
rule prior to the return day thereof to be published in
OF published in Bloomsbury IN said
county paper containing the publication to be sent
each the parties out of the county, each week du
ring the publication of the where the residence
is known.
By the Court
Certified from the Records, May l6, 1863
JACOB EYERLY, CIk of y. e.
Per MICHAEL F. EYERLy, Asst
The parties above named viii take notice the
rule. J. H. FURMAN. Shcrlf.
Sheriffs Office, Bloomsbury,
July H. iS63.--Gt
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DIED IN TIE Wool An abolition pa
per praises Daniel S. Dickinson as a "dem-
ocrat dyed in the W 'ol' Yes, poor devil,
be died in the ac0o!, and will 60 where all
nggerheads ought to go.
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bSg~ General John II, Morgan, the no.
ted rebel guerilla, who has been commit
ting deprcdations in Ohio and Indiana,
was captured, with the resi- due of his COM
mand, near Steubcnvilc, on Sunday last
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PRoTHoNoTARY AND CLERK OF THE COURTS
10 the Democracy If Columbia
NWN are anthofized to announce, that JESSE COLE.
nv OF orange township, will be caudIdnte for tbo
s VI rto'nonotay and Clerk of tue several Cont
W euiunOla county, subject to the decision OF ihe lem
ocratc County Convention ~ VI '''0 De''
orange twp, July, A. 1863
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Tfs&z11QEalzYzzsEy~~,
S{|'I|lgl|lk5;s,ss'Ig Sc
The Siege Of Fort Wagner.

The BomJa,dntcnt on FRIDAY and Sat
wooy.-Wghty important ftom Merico-
Archduke .Warimsiian, Of AuStyia, 10 b.
Declared Empeot-Oprat5oHs against
ChayLeSi0R.
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EaS" A viper's tongue is said to be Fix
inches long scoldiog woman's has no
end.
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LATER FROM REBEL SOURCES.

WAsnINoroS, July 27.-The following
extracts dFe taken from the Richmond
DfSpahh of this morning:
"Charleston, July 2I.---Tho lombard
mcnt vas resumed early This morning with
rapid and continuous freDg until hag of
truce went down at 9o'clock. The attack
was resumcd this evening, the enemy oc-
casionally Greipg at Cummings Point,
Fort Sumter replying heavily. The fire.
ing is still going Oh,
awe sent down 10 the feet to-day los
paroled prisoners and received 40.
"a physician just from Hilton Head
says that ffty-iour of our Regulars took
the oath of allegiance last Wednesday.
"The casualties this morning were three
killed and six wounded. Those which &C.
CURED thii evening have not been heard
from >
SECOND bIsrArcn.
"Charlc,ton, July 25.-Reguor firing
from Fort Sumter aud Battery Wagner
at the Yankees on Morris Island was kept
up all night apd continued all Of to-day.
"The Yankees occasionally responded
from their batteries on Morris Island -
The Monitors and the Ironsides were .
ing outside and took no part to-day.
"Thc Yankees have two batteries on
Norris Island and have strengthened their
position. There are no reported casua-
ties to-day.
"Another Monitor arrived to-day max.
ing six in all
JACKSON AND CANTON EVACUATED.
"Newton, July 24.-The enemy evacua-
ted jackson yesterday morning, and Col.
Writ Adams Cavalry dashed in and cap.
tured few stragglers. Canton has also
been evacuated. Grants entire srmy has
gone to Vicksbu-g.
"An attempt to blow up the State
House failed, although tits badly damaged
Our Cavalry are pursuing.
"The Yankees have destroyed alSthe
machine shops, rolling stock, cannon and
track between jackson and Vicksburg.-
Mobile will no doubt be the next place of
attack
SECOND DIspATctt.
"Newton, July 24.--An officer from
Ficksburg, says that McPherson's entire
corps left hat place on the 2lst, moving
up the river. Their officers stated that
they were going to Richmond. Trans
ports from above were continually arriy.
ing.
"Nerrly oil the rolling stock and can
non had been sent up to Grenada, and
were consequently saved"
"Jcff. Davis has issued proclama.
lion appointing August 2lst as day of
humiliation and prayer"
"Atanta, July 23-Roscncrans is o..
ganizlng a force to atsack Atlanta and
make raids on the North Western Geor.
ga Railroad. Active preparations are
being made for the defence of this city
and the railroad to Chattanooga"
The Confederate General Bowen died
on the 10th instant.
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SENATORIAL.
70 me Dtmoeraiie Electors Of Columbia Couaty,
no. "hNDS AND FELLOW CrizESs Grateful for YOUR fo,
@ lleI pdiuallty ana generous confidence I wonld ro
sPccliuiIy announce, thatI will be candidate hocsn
.lu Dem9crhtic county Convention for the noainann
as candidate for so ''o hoihiha'loh
STATE SENATOR
10 represent the Thirteenth Senatorial District of Pam,
sylVania, composed Of the counties of rouii Nh yl
tour, northumberland aud SNYDER "' 'io"
ana respectfully solicit your suffrage.
ploop, ,o,,,.,,. ,.,. , LEVI L. TATE
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OF European and American cele.
urity. This young and brilliant
artistic is acknowledged by all, both
IN and out Of tho equestrian pro-
fcssion, to be the most perfect rider
OF tho age,
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SYRO.ARABlC TROUPE. O,
MILE CARROLL,

Comprising Male and Female Jug
glers, AcrObatcs, COutortionists.
Prominent among the features os
this troupe is the distinguished
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WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED BY OVER
'-'N

will soon disappear by the use Of these invaluable
Pitts and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength Never let the Bowels be either confined or
unduly acted upon. II mHy seem strange, that Hol.
loways Pills should be recommended for Dysentery
and Flux. many persons supposing that they would
iucrGasr the relaxation. Tits is gtcat mistake for
these Pills will correct the liver and sainath and h
remove all the acrd tumctS from the SYSTEM This
medicine viii give tone arid ygor to ths wrote orgaaic
sy STEM however detanged, while health and strength
follow matter Of course Nothing will slop The re-.
Taxation of tho Bowe SO sure as This famous medi
ginp
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HOUSE,,

STABLE & BLACKSMITH SHOP.
also AT the same time aud place, tract or land
situate in the township and county aforesaid adj dining
lands Of Felix Reed, Thomas Adams Heirs, Andrew
Acot, Andrew Ellis Heirs and Thomas Low, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES,
with the allowance, be the or less about
thirty cleared and the rema indcr in tnbVf
the land is under good state OF cultivation.
sale TO commence at 10 o. clock, m when terms of
sale viii be made known by
REUBEN 4. FOLK,
July II, 1863 Execute
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itb grated fruit, good Well of water and running
water through said property.
also AT the same time and place, lot of ground,
situate IN the township aud county nore said containing
TWO ACRES AND FIFTY PERCIIES
adjoining lands of Joseph Levers Heirs Austin Nohl
and Estate Of John Folk aforesaid, wherein erect.
pun
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION INDIsCRETIoNs OF
| Youth

Sores aud Ulcers, Bl0tchGs and Swcllings can with
certainty bu radically cured If the Pills taken niph
aud morning and Ointment be freely used as stated in
the printed instructions. If trcacd in any ther man
they dry up IN cne part to break IN another
Nhereas this Ointment Will remove the hunurs from
the ~ tenn aud leave the Patient vigorous aud healthy
1t will require little perseverance in bad "a
Ses to insure a lasting cure.
FOR WOUNDS EITHER OCCASiONED BY THE
BAYONET. SABRE, OR THE BULLET, sOSES
OR BRUISES,
To which every Soldier aud SaiIor are liable there
medipes so safe sure, and convenient as lloI.
Ioways Pills and Ointment. The wounded and almost
dying sufferer might have his wounds dressed imme.
diatcly, if he would only provide himself with this
wound aud smedrei all fGlnd it, then covered with a
piece III linen from his knapsack and sed with
handkerchief. Talking, night and morning, q or
Pills. to cool the system and Prevent inflammation
Every soldiers knapsack and SeHman's Chest should
be provided with these valuable Remedies
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SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF APPETITE
INCInEN rAL TO SOLDIERS

1hose feeling which SO saaden rs usually from
trouble annoyancns ob,truited pcispira0p, or eat
ing aud drinking whatever rs unwhoIcsomc thus dis.
trbing the hcalthiul aCton of the liver and stomach
These organs must be relieved H you desire to be well
The Pills, taken according to the printed nsrctions
will quickly produce healthy action in both liver and
stomach. and as natural consequences, clear head
aud good appetite.
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All who have Friends and Relatives In tho Amy Oh
Navy should take especial care that they be amply sup
piled with these Pills and ointment and where tic
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected TO provide
themselves with them, no better present cdn be sent
them by their Friends. They have been proved 20 be
the Soldiers never failing friend in the hour OF need
COUGHS AND COLDS AFT ECTING TROOPS,
will be speedily relieved and cfTcttually cured By
us ing these admirable medicines and by paying proper
aention to the Directions which attached to each
Pot or Box.
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irst appearance in America OF
MIR. JOHN COOK,

The Mglish humorist, known as tho
most brilliant wit in England, and
familiarly styled the COMIC MUSE.
The elegant follies of this well
bred and gentlemanly clown will DO
occasionally diversified by tho ex-
ceedlngly comic grotosques of the
famous FRENCH PIERROT.
Eiruf n a,Spnoroppn in America NJ tlA
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Candidates Department.

Printers Fee--$s 90 each-invariabl, il,
ddUaaCe.
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In addition TO the star Company,
the manager has secured an en-.
gagemeut with the renowned Wild
DtInr
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Mr., EATON STONE.

Mr.. stones fcats on horseback
are all performed on his naked
Stccd, without saddle, bride, or
covering Of any kind. His reckless
and brilliant leaps over four barred
gates and other barriers, while
carrying his son upon his head and
IN various other attitudes, are con-
sdered the perfection Of equestrian
skill, and have Justly entitled him
10 the distinction of " Champion OF
tho Arena"
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Being the same Troupe with which
in England, Ireland and Scotland
she had the honor Of performing
before the most refined and numer'
ous audiences in every city III the
British Realm.
Madame Macarto's great Act, the
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Public Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
one Hundred and Tbiriy.one Acres
MIppb[B MIR@WMNIDn

nd forty perchcs more or less nearly all cleared aud
nder good state OF cultivation which are erected
irge Frame Houie, Bank Barn and other oatbudIAgs,
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BLACK SWAN.

Among the Royal british Circus
Is the beautiful Stud of English
thorough-breds, including the cele'
hrntnd Marc
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Madame Macartc has great salts
faction in announcing to the people
OF this country, that after an alb.
sence OF several years she will
again have the honor VI appearing
before them.