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The Portland daily press., 1867-01-21
MARRIED..

In South Paris. Jan 5, Jonathan Bartlett, Of Stone
ham and Miss Frances f. Ball. OF Portland.
In Hartford Dec. &c, Harvey Bartlett and Aurelia
B. Csgood. --- ---esa7--
In Titchfeld, Jan. 10, Charles b. Prebe, OF Mon
mouth, and Addie A. Dunn, OF l..
nah M. Holt
In West Minot, Dec. &c, John Harlow and Mary
Baker, both OF hebron.
in Gardiner, Dec. %, Enoch Libby, of Augusta,
and Mrs Hannah X. Plummcr o, G.
In Sidney. Dec. 20, Thos. j. Cannon, of Gardiner,
and Hattie E. Wentworth, of s.
In Pennington Dec. 3, Rufus A. King and Vilette
Y. Sawyer, both of New Sharon. b..
In Temple. james Knowles and Miss Lucy Dakin,
both of Wilton.
In Wilton, Albion Allen, of Wndham, and Miss
Angelina NJ Dow, OF W. 11.lJsr.t u. ~ .-
In Winterport Jan. 10, Capt. John F. Dorr, OF
W., and Alma A. Treat, OF Frankfort.
In Greenwood, Jan. 4, Amos Merriam and Miss
Jane Wentworth. sf t-
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COPARTN ERSHIP.

'lNIiE undersigned have this day formed copart-
= a - nership under the name OF RANDALL, EMERY
~ ~, and will continue the " hOlsale Grocery
Pa"a rnrovhsion Business, at the Old stand OF
VIVA Brothers, Commercial street, head Central
'""' j. +. RANDALL,
GEO. III. EMERY,
po.,,., &. III. RANDALL.
Z W uehII olluafY IL, 1861. ian2Ihluv
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ALL RIaHT-The regular train from Boston
Saturday morning, arrived here at 2.45 2. M
The Grard Trunk, Maine Central and Portland
& Kennebec trains on Saturday were but lit
tie behind time. The Saturday afternoon train
from Boston to this city was only one hour
behind time in arriving here.
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ACCIDENT TO THE ADVERTISER FORMS
Our neighbor of the Advertiser had the mis-
fortune to pi the form of his paper as it was
being placed on the press Saturday night. Con-
sequently he was unable to issue his Sunday
edition yesterday, Such accidents printers
neighbor in his misfortune,
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Portland Petroleum Company.

rNHE annual meeting OF the stockholders of this
Company will be held AT the Connting-room of
Edward lianben, Esq, No. Union Wharf, in Port
land, ON WEDNESDAY, February 6, 1867, at four
o'clock T.. NJ, for the following purposes, viz
list To choose Board OF Directors for the ensuing
year.
I'd. To transact such other business as may legally
come before them.
BY order OF the Directors,
WIN, p. MERRILL, Sec'y.
Portland, Jan. 81, 1867. did
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Strayed or Stolen.

IRON No. 10 B Street, T. p. JOSEPH, a
Il young man of progressing appearance, about
i've feet six inches high, light complexion, dark hair
and eyes, moustache and heavy side whiskers. He
was last at his lodgings tho 10th inst about
o'clock T. Nj. Being subject TO mental alteration his
friends feel anxious for his safety, and any informa
ton which can be furnished them of his wherea-
bouts will be gratefully received and amply reward
ed Address JOHN OCONNER.s
1an21dlts at this Office.
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SATURDAY NIGHT.-There was not q single
commitment, nor an application for lodgings,
at the station house on Saturday night The
weather was too cold for people to be about
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A correspondent of the Tribune, writing
from the island of Syria, in sight of Crete, gives
the following account of the posture of affairs
IN tho Doth December.
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COLD WEATHER. On Saturday night the
mercury run down to below zero, and at sun
rise Sunday morning it stood at six and eight
degrees below, according to localities. AT
noon it stood four and six degrees above and at
sunset six and eight degrees above zero
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GRAND MILITARY BALL.-Our readers will
notice by the advertisement in another column
that the Seventeenth Maine Regiment Associ
alton will give grand ball tomorrow Tues
day. evening, the object of which is to indemni-
fly the author of the regimental history for
losses sustained in the destruction of books by
the great fire. This will undoubtedly prove the
best dance of the season.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERs.-Steam-
ship Belgian, Capt. Brown sailed from this
port for Liverpool ats o'clock Sunday morning,
taking out thirty-twO passengers and full
cargo. She will touch at st. John, N. f., for
the purpose of receiving passengers.
Steamship Peruvian, Capt Ballantine, will
leave this port for Liverpool next Saturday
A large number Of stateroOms have been en-
gagged already.
The steamer due at this port, this week from
Liverpool is the North American, Capt. Kerr.
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"ANDY's TRIP TO THE WEST" by P. V. Mas
by, has been published in cheap pamphlet
form, with numerous illustrations, and is for
sale by c. r. Chisholm & Brother, No. 3O7 Con-
gress Street, and at the Grand Trunk Depot.
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COPARTN.ERSHIP.

rNHE undersigned have this day formed copart-
i nership under the name of JOHN RANDALL
a. CO., for the purpose of transactng Whole
snIe Flour nusiness, and have taken the store
owned by ID. T. Chase, Commercial street, head Long
Wharf JOHN RANDALL,
q. A. HUNT,
Portland, Jan. II, 1867. 4. A. GLIDDEN.
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FoUND.-Mr. Hillman, mot Hilton) as we
printed it the missing painter, turned up
alive and well. He had taken refuge in the
honse of n friend
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of Copartnersbip.

FNHE cOpartnership heretofore existing between the
Il subscribers, under the firm name nj EondaII
Brothers. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The AFFAIRS of the late firm will be settled al The old
stand by either party. j. T.. RANDALL,
JOHN RANDALL
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PERIODICALS The Atlantic Monthly and
Our Young Folks, for February have been re-
celVed at the bookstores of Messrs. Bailey &
Noyes, Exchange Street, Short & Loring, Free
Street, A. Robinson, No. 325 Congress Street,
Y. h. Chisholm & Brother, No. 3O7 Congress
Street, and at Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster
Hall
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WELCOMES great German Remedy recon-
mends itself to all who it fol- throat and
ling difficulties Thousands declare it superb
or to any other. You will find it so by using
it. ian4-d1awtf
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - On the 1st of
April Change will be removed to the commo-
dous chambers over the International Tele-
graph Office, corner of Fore and Exchange
Streets.
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AcciDENT-Mr William Haskell, while GO
ing uowh myrtle Street, Friday evening, slip
ped and fell upon the sidewalk, breaking one
Oh MS kneepans. He was taken into the po-
nee station and DIR. Thayer was called upon
VINO bandaged the wound, and had him sent to
the city hospital w
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DRY GooDs-The sale of goods at e. M. Pat
ten q Co.'S rooms, on Plum street, which was
interrupted by the storm last week. will be re-
sumed tomorrow. Private sales viii be MAIDEN
the forenoons and sales at auction in the after
Moons, as will be noticed by the advertisement
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FIGHT.-About7 o'clock last evening fight
took place between two intoxicated Hishmen
in the shanty at the junction of Danforth and
Pleasant streets. The combattants were so
drunk that neither of them knew when he had
got enough. A large crowd was attracted by
the shindy, and the scene was transferred to
the street. The women screamed and interfer-
ed to separate the belligerents, while the crowd
of men stood looking on. The efforts made by
tine women proved eflectual and the fellows
We're at last separated
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+. Y. M. c. A. COURSE LEcTUREs.-The
eighth lecture If this course is announced this
morning to be delivered in the Free Street
ohorcn on wednesday evening next, by the
heV' WIN. Alvin Bartlett, of Brooklyn, NY.
His subject will be: "The Undiscovered Arts !"
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FOREIGN EXPoRTs-The total value of for
eign exports from this port last week, amount
ed to 1907 $685. Included in the shipments
were 44,492 sugar box shocks, $3.50 shocks and
heads, 80 pairs headings, 1913 M. hoops, "a emp
ty casks, 139 800 feet boards, u bbls apples, 1888
bbls, potatoes, so bbls. pork, 46sS bbls. -four,
200 bbls. oat meal, 20 bbls. fish, "a kits macker-
ell, 4l0O lbs. nails, 10 tubs lard, 5OSS bush. rye,
1852 bush. barley, 60OO3 bush. oats, ,946 bush.
peas, 1892 lbs. ashes, 1000 lbs. phosphate of
lime, 1880 lbs. extract hemlock, 192201 lbs
oil cake, 1929 lbs. butter 41,O4O lbs beef, 1853
gross matches, IL chairs, 1873 bales cotton, GA
sewing machines, and 26 packages sundry mer-
chandiSe.
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Winter sports-sleIghing, coughing,
sneezing, fourishing your handkerchiefs,
buying lozenges over-sboes, and swallowing
"cough candy" not to speak of cayenne pep
per tea, hot whisky punches, horse blankets
in day time and old stockings around your
neck at night .1L
Amy news?" said Tom. "Plenty of
5seMSsl now" replied Jerry. The
oriie OF the. answer was evident and Tom
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Belgian, for Liverpool-22O0 bbls
flour, 800 bbls oatmeal 400 bbls oil cake 81 bbls
hemOck extract 800 bbls peas iii bags do 1878 bags
oats, 30S pkgs BUTTER 40 boxes bacon, "A bales WOOL
and pkgs sundries
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CanDIlOr Ice.

OF the same unrivaIled quality manufactured by
" US for the last ten years, are prepared to
furnish consumers and the trade, in any quantity.
j. X. LUNT & Co,
ja19d3t 34S Congress- ST
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SLIGHT FIRE.-The alarm of fire Saturday
noon was occasoned by the slight burning of
ahouse on the corner of Congress and Merrill
streets. The fire took between the tlmbers of
the second floor, at distance from the stove,
and crept up behind the lathing TO the attic,
where it was discovered and extnguished. An
engine was dragged through the drifts to a res
ervoir, but her services were not needed. Dam
age to the building about $780, which is cover
ed by insurance in the Commerce office, Albany,
N ", at the agency of Mr.. j. ii. Webster.
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The Troclles are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
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'ORTLAND and VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.
Religions Notices.
The Ssuare Again.

UNION PRAYER MEETING.-The Union prayer
Meetings will be held every evening this week, III
State Street Chapel, commencing at J O'Clock.
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aes HANSON Dc WINSLOW'S
Steam Mills, Iron Foundry,
Plough Manufactory.

WE would inform the public that we are prepar-
w ed 10 furnish Castings of every description to
order at short notice. We now have ON hand an as
sortment OF Window Weights. Sled Shoes and other
castings.
EB We are prepared TO furnish Castings for Rail
Road Companies and Ship Builders.
Also, Planning, Jointing, Matching and Saving
promptly done
j.. w. HANSON
&C. WINSLOW.
36 York ST., Head Of Smiths Wharf.
Jan I'D
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"A GOOD SAMARITAN.-Some three months
since man who was going to Bangor in the
steamer, fell between the wharf and the boat
and broke one of his legs. He was taken to
the Walker House where he was kindly cared
for, and his daughter was sent for to como up
and take care of him. The father and daugh-
ter We're at the house about eight weeks, until
he got so strong that he could start for Bangor
On leaving the Walker House Mr. John Hit,
the landlord, presented him with the bill of
board for himself and daughter, declining to
receive any pay. Mr.. Hit also raised a sub
scription, heading it himself with $500, to pay
the surgeons bill. Sucha generous act de-
serves notice.
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Warren's Cough RaIsam.

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NEW YORK MALs.-No mails have bee a re-
celved from New York since last Thursday
Our latest papers from that city are the even
ing papers Of Wednesday.
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Bidw ell d Browns Theatre.

Mr. EDIToR:-In Tuesdays Press, Jan. 18th,
We gave notice of the above dramatic corps,
and called public attention to its merits, and
their laudable endeavors, but inadvertently
we forgot to mention the name of one of the
best actors of the whole company, Mr.. e. w.
Beattie. Mr.. B. we remember in the palmy
days of the Howard Athenaum, Boston, and
he is one of the best actors in the profession
approaching the fine points of his parts, and
eyeryway proving worthy of the encomiums
which are bestowed upon him. In speaking
also of the rendition of f" Griffith Gaunt," we
intended to have spoken of the members of the
stock company as being thoroughly up in their
parts, and playing with great ability their sew
eral roles. No company in New England, if in
the country, play better than the one now
here.
We are glad to learn that "Neighbor Jack
wood" so popular at the Boston Museum a
few years since, is to be presented this week,
for it will admirably bring out the talent and
effectiveness of the whole corps. Every one
who remembers the story will of course 90 and
see it, for no play in the catalogue is so full of
interest, wit, force and effect, as this Mrs. L.
Thompson, whom we well remember as of the
Boston Museum, plays her original part of
Grandmother Bigglesty," and Dollie Bidwell
Miss Ingerso'l, Beattie, Bidwell, Wilson, Clark
and others, take prominent parts, and as usual
will appear to great advantage. The moral of
the play is grand, and in the hands of the above
artists it will prove great success
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p. A. q N. U.-A meeting of the managers
of the Portland Army and Navy Union" was
held at the Office OF Dr. s. C. Gordon, Friday
evening. DR.. S. c. Gordon presided In the
absence of the Secretary D. Fl. p Lockhart
was chosen Secretary pro tenn.
On motion of A. w. Bradbury the commit
tee on completion of the Association rooms
were authorized to proceed with the furnishing
of the same.
The report of the committee on dedication
being called for, the chairman, L. B. Houghton
stated that the Orator had been secured and
the other arrangements nearly completed.
The chairman of the Lecture Committee re-
ported that arrangements had been made, for a
public lecture on Thursday evening, January
3lst.
Thomas A. Roberts, chairman of the commit.
tee on securing Charter, presented petition
to be signed for that purpose Fe
On motion of d. H. p. Lockhart committee
of three was appointed to solicit from the citi-
zens of Portland subscriptions to aid the As
ISOLATION in establishing Military Library. A.
w. Bradbury, Dr. S. G. Gordon and D. II. p
Loekhart We're designated to serve in that ca
pacity.
The Secretary presented the names of thirty
three gentlemen who have applied for admis
sion as members. The Beard proceeded to bal
lot, which resulted unanimously for the admis.
sion OF the candidates. On motion OF Paul
Chadbourne, adjourned to Tuesday evening
I, February 9th.
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Rebuilers will effect great saving by purchasing
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Every description of PAINT STOCK at the lowest
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MIR. EDIToR:-In recent paper notice sug-
gestions for naming our-what islt? park a
square or common? Now propose that you
devote one corner of your paper to the SUBJECT,
receiving letters from those only that are IN
terested, and that excludes all those living in
Churchdom they cannot possibly have any in
terest in the matter as they have church
square, and we will have square minus the
churches. We must have somewhere to go
Sundays, and in summer We could engage
travelling Missionary, and when it became too
cold for that we could remain at home congrat-
ulating ourselves that we had summer privi-
leges, and that in winter duty lay IN the DIS
lance. But to leave the ministers and things of
the past, and return to the square. Let it be
named Lincoln Square. That name is eupho-
NOUS, and will be lasting monument to his
goodness and cannot fail to be pleasing to even
those who called themselves his enemies. Let
one monument to him arise out of the ashes of
the past. la i-
With regard to changing the familiar and
original name of Congress street for the Dor
rowed one of Broadway, cannot and will not
believe it until 1 see it. If we have no original
ity of our own, then let us ape New York as
far as possible, and call our "what is it" Cen
trial Park, Jr, and this end of the city Five
Points, and have a mission and Soup House;
call Lancaster Hall the Academy of Music,
and Exchange, Wall street. There is no use
in doing things by the halves What better
name could we have than we have had 1t will
never be like Broadway by a longway, and it is
folly to try to initiate where we are sure of a
failure. Every city has its best representation
in principal street-ours Congress; Boston,
Washington; New York, its Broadway; Phila-
delphia, its Chestnut, and SO on. But no city
has found it difficult to find name of its own
choosing, and should regret to recognize the
want of spirit which would prompt such a
measure. FROM HEATHER LAND.
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COLGATE 4 CO.'S,
WINTER SO APP.

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general Toilet during Cold Weather. 1t
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SOME Folks CAN'T SLEEP NIGHDs.-We are
now prepared to supply Hospitals Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DODD's NERvINE, which
article surpasses all known preparations for the
every preparation of Opunl-the wel-known result OF
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difficulties aays irritation restessness and spasms
and induces regular action of the bowel and seere
tive organs.
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold so
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
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of nervous diseases Dodds Nervine is the best reme
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DISASTERS.


= 1t is reported from Gloucester that schr went
ashore at Kettle Cove on Thursday, and two of the
crew troze to death, and that the hers are badly
frost-bitten. The name o. the vessel Is not given.
Four other vessels ported ashore on Cape Ann,
one on Ten Pound Island and three fishermen on
Rocky Neck. Several are reported ashore at other
points with loss Of lille, but no particulars can be
obtained. 4A 9ni2l -. -l1q
Barque Eventide, Park, from Florida for N York,
with 100 COO 1t lumber struck the Pelican Shoal
9th inst and all efforts to get her of have proved un
avaling. She abandoned on the 18th and has
since gone TO pieces THE E registered $50 tons,
was built at Searsport in ISL where she was owned
BY Capt l. Patterson, and others. Partly insured.
Sails and rigging saved r-. .tt...,
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe 18th says that
schr fir IN Baltimore for Savannah, had gone ashore
g. miles from Cape Henry and will be a total loss
Z Sch Central America, from Porto Rico for N York,
was at Delaware Breakwater 10Th inst, with damage
to spars and sails. eIs.ta- .-.-,.7.-.
Brig Zuleika, Towne, from Boston for Coast of Ar
RIGA Is ashore on Rainsord Island Rocks where she
drifted during the storm of Thursday, having parted
chains. She has five feet Of water in her hold, but
she will be got off after dischargng. Crew safe.
The has cargo valued at S2l,O0O
Sch Mary Lois, Rogers, with a cargo Of coal, was
stranded at Canso the 9th inst. She has since
been condemned and sold
A schr, supposed the Julia Anna, iof BOSTON, Capt
Harding, from Baltimore with coal struck on a bar
off Boston Light, on thursday and went to pieces.
1t was reported that all hands had persisted; subse
qucntly four or five men were seen near the light
and it is hoped that they were saved.
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IIlt0N d McFNrlUnd.

Desire to call the attention to the fact that more than
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Of their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring
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EMERY & WAREHOUSE,
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Or al ITO Sudbury Street, Boston.
uR Secondhand Safes taken i'm exchange for SALE
Jan 15-sNlstw in each mo&adv remainder of time
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SUMMER ST., Boston, invite attention to their choice
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DISCOVERY OF MAMMoTH.-At late sitting
of the Academy of Sciences a letter was rec
ceived from nj. de Baer of st. Petersburg an
nouncing that mammoth, still covered with
it's skin and hair had been discovered in the
frozen soil of Arctic Siberia. This discovery
had been made in 1864 by Samoyede in the
environs of Taz Bay, the eastern branch of the
dulf OF Obi. The news only reached st. Pet
ersburg towards the end of 1865; but as the
Dodies OF large animals will keep long while
In those regions, if they are not completely I'M
covered, and as the mammoth was still Enclosed
IN the frozen soil, the Academy of st. Peters
purg mas with the aid of the Russian Govern
ment, sent M. Schmidt, a distinguished nalmor-
tologIst, to examine the animal and its position
in the locality. tits hoped M Schmidt will ar
rive before the decomposition is too far advanc-
ed, and that a correct notion NAV be obtained
of the outer appearance of the animal, and also
from the contents of the stomach of its natural
food. The pre-historical figure of the man.
moth drawn ON piece of ivory, found in a
cavern of Perigord by NJ Lartet, will then adj
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