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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-22
CIRCULAR.
Chief Gnrollin9 Office 6tb Congressional
Distrift.
GREENSBORO, N. O.,
Ianalna,a. Oh 1QE1

january 18Th, 1864.
The attention of al concerned is invited to II,
General Orders No. 14l, Adiutant and Inspector
Generals Office, Richmond, Va, October 29th
1868.
II. s'Soldiers returning home on furlough, or OH
reaching places at which they will stay during fur
lough, will immediately report to the nearest En-
rolling Officer, who will keep Register of their
names, descriptive list, place whefe stationed, by
whom the turlough was granted and the time at
which 1t expires"
Lieut.. W a. Albright, A. f. O., will register for
Alalnance county. at Graham, N. O.
Lieut.. James G. Dobbn, A. E. O., will register for
Guiitord county, at Greensboro, n. G.
Capt. David Barrow, A. +. O., will register for
Forss Tia county, at Winston, N. G.
Capt. NJ. G. Moore, a.. E. O., will register for
StDAc> count, IL Francisco, Stokes county, N. G.
Lieut.. y. M K. Jonns. A. E. o., will register for
Rockingham county, at Leaksville. N. G.
Lieut.. q. l.. Cobb, A. f.. o., will register Tor Cas-
we'll county, at Yanceyville, N. G..
Lieut.. John W. Phipot, A. E. O., will register for
Person county, at Roxboro, n. u.
All soldiers at home on furlough, or whose fur
loughs have expired and have been extended, will
report to the Enrolling Officers of their respective
counties for registration, 5~ts
Endorsements upoll tnrOughs by local physicians,
certifying that recommendations tor extension OF
turlonghs have been forwarded, will not be respect
ed by county Enrolling Officers, but soldiers whose
furlopghs have expired will be sent before the Dist
riot Examining Board, or the nearest Hospital Ex-
anining Board for examinations. @ate8 krs4 #Eet
All applications Tor Exemption or Detail must
lie forwarded through the Enrolling Officer for the
county from which such application comes. Ap-
ilications will not be acted upon without the opin-
of tue county Officers as to its expedieney or
Z -. J. Il. ANDERSON, Capt.
and En- Officer for 9th Gong, Dist. N. =.
%S4 rs s~es - .@ SO IF @s# e *@A1
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BY TIE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA
A PROCLAMATION

"HEREAS, IT IS REPORTEDI TO METHAI
W many soldiers from the troops OF this State
have deserted their colors aud comrades, and are
now lurking in the woods and mountains, sone"of
them subssting by forcing their friends to violate
the laws by aiding them and others by violent
depredations upon peaceable citizens, ectailing
shame and obloquy upon themselves and their pos
terty out-aging the laws and the 2eac. of society.
and damaging .he cause of their hard pressed
conntry; and, whereas, Gen. Robt E. Lee, IN Gen
eral Order No. 81, August 10th, 1864, has prorns~
ed to deal leniently with all who promptly return
to duty, though they may have incurred the pen
altes Of deserton by prolonged absence without
authority . stsr s > u
ss Now, therefore, I, Zebulon B. Vance, Govelno
OF the State of North Carolina, 60 issue this my
Proclamation, nrging earnestly vi on all such
misguided men to wipe out fron their onoe
respected names the toul stain OF desertlon, by
promptly returning to the post of duty IN accor-
dance with said General Order No. Of, promising
to all such who voluntarily return or surrender
themselves to the proper authorities full and tree
pardon, the infcton of only the lniidest penal
ties OF the military law, except those who have
been guilty OF capital feloEes against the lives and
property ofsthe citizens; and this promise sshaA
hold good tor THIRTY DAYS from the date here
OF. And hereby warn all such who refuse to
comply with these terms, that the utmost power
OF this state will be exerted to capture them or
1fse them from the borders. of q conntiy whose
nigh honor and spotless renown they disgrace by
81 siueing % defend, and that the extremesr penal
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The Magnolia Weekly Home Journal

The Proprietors have enlarged and improved
their Home Journal. 1t comprises eight pages,
containing 80 columns, in type. devoted to the
encouragement and dissemination of Southern Lit
erature, embracing ROMANCE BIoGRApHY, PoErRr
and Mus1c. special department. allotted to the
GENERAL NEWS. The services of the leading
established writers of the South have been secured
No effort Or expense spared to give brilliancy and
iterest to the paper. Published weekly at Ten
Dollars year. Address se@s sssssls a4<a ezg
xr PRoPRrEToRs OF THE MAGNOLIA,
Riehnlond, Va.
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Sorghum Seed Dangerous 70, Mich Cows.-

Sorghum Seed Dangerous foa Mich Co'os.-
A very fire healthy milch in this vicinity
ured night in a cane patch, and on the
next morning she thought 20 be in state
Of founder. She died, however, in few hours !;
upon beng opened the seed Of the cane was
found lodged in the second stomach, and had
cut through tie outer and inner eoatings turn
ing all the gastric jace into the cavity of the
body.
it would be we'll for farmers to note this and
keep their cattle from the seed of sorghum
oane.-~4S 4So2ene Press.
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!. .RINI1Y COLLEGE.

FHyIIEs Et.XTs SESSION WILL BEGIN ON
$s to $40 a month, in a agnace. Board 800. per
rnontl. payable montny, ia advance, or about SO
per month, if paid in provisiohs at peace prices.
: There small extra charges sot. washing, use
of room, &c. Students requested to bring all
the Text Books that they may be able to procure.
4%e ssa sss&4 See $50 W.T.. GANNAWAY, Prest'd
Angst. 22d 1864, .>sgsess as.s9a 10 4w . 9
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NORTH Carolina, Surry County.
~ ~ In Equity .4....
In the matter of James s, Snow and others.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.

It appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
81. Bray and wife Polly, Logan Sncw. VIM. Snow.
Syntha Butchers are onrssidsnts beyond the jnris-
dictien of the Oonrt. It is thereore ordered het
publication be made in the Western Sentinel for
six successive weeks for said non residents To sap
pear thenext term of said Court 70 be- hsld tor
the County of SnrryaAt the Court House in Dob
son on the ID Mouday after The 4th Monday in
August next then and there TO plead anssss or
aemuT, or judgement raceatSsso viii be sntersd
and the case heard co parte ~ 70 them saaa
Witness. r. f. Graves Clerf and Master OF -cur
said Uours st Office, the Cd Monday alEsr ts <iA
Monday ine + ebs lSG4.3sss ) sssgnAsaaas s s.4
st =. cRAYLS. ONE.
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GRAIN AND GRASS SCYTHES.

have received supply Of Grain aud Frass
Scythes for this county. | will dispose sf them
for grain and in that way they will not cost the
purchaser more than old rates
E. A. vOGLER, CITY. CON-
Salem, Aug. 16, 1864.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Two DOLLARS square (of fourteen lines Or iess)
for the first, and dollar for every additional in
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ng to contract.
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" PARAGRAPH /, GENERAL ORDERS NO.
y 63, Current series) is thus smended
All detailed men, Gncluding those between '18
end 45 years of age) will report to, and be coin.
manded by the General If Reserves in the State in
which they have been assigned or detailed, who
will organize them into compaIies and battalions.
1t is not anticipated that they will be called out
except in emergencies occurring in or near the
counties of their residence; will service be
acted of them hey ond those counties and counties
contiguous thereto except that companies hereaf-
ter formed may be required to perform service in
.repelling raids along line Of railroaG running
through their respective coQptes. All exemp.s
are allowed and invited to enron filen.selves with
such companies, SO as to be pre- area aid in de-
Tending their homes when nenaeed - the enemy
(signed s. COOPER,
~ Aa8 s&sl&ss n$s@s# 9efksszs S.k4 and l. Gan
Oficial--Jno. W. Hinsdale, A. a. Gen. .sf
S. HEADoUARrERs RESERVE n. c.,
.aa Raleigh, Aug. 23, 1864.
Gs0esa, Ha.3 Orders -
/. Pursuant to General Orders No. 81, paragraph
V, Adintant and Inspector Generals Office, dated
August 16tl, 1864, Local Enrolling Officers will
proceed at once to organize the detailed. men, of
whatever kind. in their respective counties, into
companies reporting to this Office the names and
residence of the officers elected. 4s3
L. All exempts are invited, and earnestly rees
ouested, to attach themselves to companies thus TO
he organized for home defence. saf 80 asf
Arms, and ,anmunition will oe issued % soon as
the companies are formed.
By command Of Lieut. Gen. Holiness .1.1s
sa4s@Sa S ssts~s j NO. .sW.HlNSDAI4Esg
II i s S4 u 3~
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SOUTHEkN ClTlZEN,
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vTHF SOUTHERN CITIZEN viii be Issued eve
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS .or six months.
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of Lewis arrangements having been made for
securing the LATEST BY TELEGRAPH, from all
points. Correspondents have also been secured,
whose letters will be of interest all Glasses OF
readers-wh,le in point OF Miscellaneous and Gen.
eral Reading, we hope to keep up greater variety
tkan is usual with dailies of the present time.
All letters should be addressed t,
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Grcensborough, N. G.
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So NOTICE.

AS ESecutor &C John Clayton, decd, will sell
at the Court House in Winston, or Tuesday of Oc
tober Court ore heavy side Of good Sole Leather,
and superior side of Harness Leather. Terms at
sale. JOHN E. CLAYTON Ex'r.
Sept l4th 1864. 13 I'd pd
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Wanted! /!
Wanted,

A II OVERSEER of the Poorhouse of this coun-
N ty. All persons wishing to become candidates
for this Office will please hand in sealed pi oposals,
either to the Clerk or any of the Wardens, or
before the Saturday proceeding next Superior
Court BY order OF the WhrdenS Court,
CHAS. BRIETZ, Clerk.
Winston, Septr. 9Th 1864. II I'd
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J AI.AS,rE,N ESQ.
COUNSELOR AND ATTORNEY AT Law
aa s. WINSTON. n. Gu -
WILL reguIa y attenaIne County and
Superior Courts Of Day idson, Stokes and Forsyth
All business entrusted to his care will be promptly
and faithfully atten0ed to- - - sss So 4 :
MAY Is. aNss - AF.E - - - -
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wRlElNG PAP NB
AND
ENVELOPES

The undersigned keeps constantly On hand
Writing Paper and Envelopes, wfdsA
he viii, sell Wholesale or Retail.
The paper is of the best made IN the Confsdsr-
aoy, is smooth and will not blot. .a4 3. .fs.s
WOrders from a distance y i'll receive promP
attention.
Q. A. KEEHLN.
Salem, N. c., July 18th. 1859. St.t.
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To assess the Tithe's Crop of 1864, consisting of
Wheat Cats, Rye, Cured Hay and Wool Assess
ment will be made according to the Government
standard of weights. a4s
NOTICE is also given by order of Capt. c. r King,
P. @. NJ. that Oats will in all cases be shellsd be-
fore delivery.
L.R. BRIErZ, Assess
S. N. MoGEE,{
August, 29th 1864 II 3w pd.
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Adsutant & Inspector Gen's Office,
RICHMOND, Aue. Is, 1864.
EXTRACT.
General ORDERS -
No. 67. &f
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NOTICE.

II Schools 10 Forsyth County, will meet at the
Court House, in Winston, on the last Saturday in
July, August and September, for the purposs Of
examining applicants for reaching. + $50 q
49, psa8 Et13s,...a JOSHUA BONER, Chm'n.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS not residents of Smithville are
requested to refrain from applying at Headquarters
tor permission to visit tne Forts go down the
river in the Government Steamers. This is ad.
dressed to persons living at distance especially
ladies. IN the hope of preventing fruitless jour-
ney from their homes. Upon no consideration, for
the present at least, will permission be given to
pass upon the Government boats. When circum
stances will admit of relaxation Of this rule due
Notice will be given.
Packages for soldiers at the different posts viii!
be delivered to Capt Grangsr. A. @. NJ. They
should be suitably marked and he will be respon-
,ibl. for their safe delivery through his agents.
Official W.H @. WHITING,
Major General
James Fl. Hill Maj & A. A. Genl @
Sept 1st 1S64.~ ne IL ct sqs
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NOTICE.
Il GENERAL HosPITAL, No, 10. ii

~ g49sis ags GENERAL HOSPITAL, No, 12.st
u f5.,'s. Greensboro, n. G, August 7tA. 1864.
The Examing Board for granting fnrloughs and
extentions meet at this Hospital on Tuesdays and
Friday . at IL o'clock. eal l1.s-s.
.,t,.44 - =, VII. MOORE
Sim Sen. Surgeon Ex, Board.
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HEADQUARTERS BIRD MILITARY DISTRICT,
DEPT N. Q. AND SOUTHERN VIRGINIA, 7
Wilmington, n. G., August 3Oth, 1864.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28

that we have learned, and all that we have
taught. if We were not to spurn and de-
neunce it. come what may. We covet sin
cerely and ardently the unity Of the De-
mocratic party, but we cannot and we
will have no part in its decentralization and
disgrace. We do not believe Gen. Nc
Clellan's sentiments to be those Of the par
ty.3 We know that they are in direct an
tagonism 70 the spirit and meaning of the
party platform. and we are sure that they
cannot be made to. command the sanction
OF the party, exceptby sophistry and fraud.
These it shall BIZ our business, and it is
our duty, to pnmask and to thwart. g
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28

DON'T KILL THE BIRDs.--As q proof Of
the valuable services rendered BY Swallows
il is estimated that one Of these birds will
destroy, at low calculation, 900 insects
per day, and when it is considered that
some insects produce as many as nine gen.
erations in a summer, the state of the air.
but for these birds, may be readily conce iy-
ed. 0ne kind Of insect alone might pro-
duce $50, ,97o,4s9, 900 o,000, 900 Of its race in
a single year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28
From Welks in Childhood.

*s* = Again / went forth, and atten-
lively looked on what passed around. /
meta beautiful boy weeping. said, "why
lost thou mourni' And he replied, my
father went to the wars, and is dead. He
will come back no more."
Iisaw woman pale and weak with grief.
The sun shone upon her dwelling. end the
woodbine climbed to the window and bios
somed sweetly. But she behsld net their
brightness. For she was a widow. Her
husband had been slain in battle. There
was joy for her no more. ll
saw hoary man. He sat by the way
side. His garments were old, and his
flesh wasted away. Yet he asked not for
charity. | said "why is thy heart sad :"
He answered, 81 had son, an only one.
l toled from his cradle, that he might be
ted and clothed and taught wisdom. He
grew up 20 bless me. All my labor and
weariness were forgotten. knew no want,
fer he cherished me. But he left me, to be
a soldier. On the field Of battle he fell.
Therefore mine eye runneth down with
water, because the comforter that should
irelieve my soul shah return no more"
Il said, |" show me field OF battle, that
NAV know what war means"
| But he said, a.Thos art not able to bear
the sight. will tell thee what have seen
when the battle was done. A bread plain,
covered with dead, and those who strug-
gled in the pains Of death. The earth
trampled, and stained with blood. Weund-
ed horses rolling upon their riders, and
tearing with their hoofs the msnglsd forms
that lay near them. And fer everv man
that was there in his blsod and agony, how
bitter must be the mourning of the parents
who reared him, or ofthe wife whom he pro-
tected, Or Of the young children who sat
upon his knee. Yei is this but little part
Of the misery war createth."
Then said. Tell me no more, be-
seech thee, Of battle or of war, for my heart
is sick" When | saw that the silver.
haired man raised his eyes upward, kneel-
ell down by his side. And he prayed,
i" Lord, keep this child from anger, and
hatred. and ambition, which are the seeds
Of war. And grant TO all, who take the
name Of Jesus Christ, peaceable and meek
hearts, that, stunning the deeds of strife,
they may dwell at last in the country Of
peace, even in heaven" Fastening to my
! home, said to my mother, Shelter me,
as | have been sheltered, in solitude and
in love. Bid me turn the wheel Of indus
try, or bring water from the fountain, or
tend the plants in the garden, Or feed a
young bird and listen to its song,--but LEI
me so no more forth, TO see the vices and
missries OF man." Mrs. Sigouvney.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28
A SECESSION MOVEMENT Anoso Tn

A SECESSION MOVEMENT ANoNe TUE Mr.
THoplsrs.--A part Of the Northern Method
lists, disgusted by the aboitionism and in
fidelity which rule their General Confer
ence, are preparing to withdraw and form
50 parate organization.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28
The Result of .l1Clsllan's Letter - The
Editors want a New Convention.

The New York News Of the 18th states
that preliminary steps arc being taken by
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~ Company. New York. April H. ls64-Notce 10 hereby
given that the directors have this day OF an IN
OF the capital stock held BY the scckholde1 Of said
is6f to John Morris Treasurer at No. 81 broadway
that the Of stock which said shall
be paid NJ the time aforesaid will, with all the previous
payments thereon made be forfeited the entry Of which
forfeiture for the payment of said ipeament will
the yth of April 1904 The transfer books will be
closed the I'D and opened the 18th Of April 1854
4. j. HAMILTON. Secretary.
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I AKA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAD SIXTEEN
no Teeth extracted without pain By Or. :. JAY
i55 brand srert blocks from BroAdwav,
cheerfuy insert this pdatior Is those sugerisg
spcm tesibsrhs Mrs NJ H. RkI0Ga TaYrTtoup. N Y
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OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIAN (NARrHg) TNsU
" rance Company. corner OF Ma ant Nassau streets
s,.,.m.n, AZ An. .o.,, :, M NV Yoas Jas. ~ iseA
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ITO LET-To SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY. rHE
Secend ana Part OF Third stories OF white marble
ngn sovp rouse oi East Thirty tkrd street. all In perfect
order Possession given immediatey Kant s25 per
num- APPLY ~ sboyes
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TO REsr.-A coNroRrAByE COUNTRY RESI-
4 dence, mile from depot. Aahway. n y. Rent for
House and Garden $3.50 More s.,d " requires. much
choice fruit; possession immediately Apply 20 a. Z.
LLOrn Secretary American Coal Co g-ipv Huldugsi OF
"a JOHN HOTP. Railway depot
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EoR sALE-rHE CBLEBRArBD sLooP tAcHI
w. W. Draftlp, nineteen tons burthen: 10 very ~
ssiler aud splendid sea boat Aso the Yachts Wsvs are
Sarah Anna In hrst rate order For further rArtcusf
apply 10 LEWIS SrRnuka srsth Esd AZ hssres sNsea
Iarnsy CITY.
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DENTISTRY.

A NEW AND BETTER WAY or INSERTING PAR.
cheap. at $50 sixth avenue.
Fine sets OF Teeth also cheap Of teeth with rumpers
which no out the cheeks restore youthful
NO 2Sv sixth avenue. between fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets.
Fine gold Filings At 239 Sixth avenue cheapest place
No ad. ance required At $50 siYth avenue
0nlec hours from In the morning TIL ut night
Nitrous oxide given and teeth racted without pain
Medical attendant always present.
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sPORTINe..

DoGs FOR sALE.-BULL TERRfsRs, sC0rCH TER
4 rier. Black and Tan Terriers Also small King
Chares fnp one handsome small SKYE Terrier. hand
SON little PooieDog weight one and half Pound. Apply
81 NO III Roosevelt street. hst Hoor JOHN GRAY.
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ITO LET-oN BBDrokD AVENUE, EAST BROOKLYN,
Cottage House, containing fve rooms. cellar gas.
bght marble nantcls &C. Myrtle avenue cars pass within
one n,ock OF building Rent 500 Inquire nj y ~
oDmaEr carpenter shop, skillman street. near Ayre
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THE PARK BANK-NEw YORK. APRIL 10. 1864 AN
eeiou for fteeD Directors 81 this bank Tor the ensu
Inspectors tor tre next ensuing eecon
will be held the banking hous, No Beekman street on
Monday May from IL O'Clock. by order OF the board
J. L. WORTH, Casbier.
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ry,O RRHT-A PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE OR.
dinarily furnished with about thirty Of Land IN
high state of CIVILIZATIONS an apple orchard OF choice
fruit with loo 10 40 trees IN full bearing also peach or
chard OF the best variety also cherry, and all the
smaller fruits with excellent garden The hsuss about
soxt eet in front and wing each end about
l7x2; contains thirteen With hall through tue centre;
cellar under the whole house, also tenant house one
corner of the premises three exec lent wells Of soft water
The location about miles by double rnlroad
one hours ride from the city cars almost every hour
daily the depot quarter OF mile from the premes
farm variety ~ farming utensils with poultry car
De had " desired would prefer TO sell tine pair OF car
rags horses with carriage harness &c The above
perry viii be let for the most favorable terms
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~ choices breeds for sale and stock Butler lnialiee
Msnge Cure and flee nator rs cents per boc
Bn,lers new wars, 81 Dogs boarded. trained Ae hsd