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VOLUME X.
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, SUNDAY, MAltCII 23. 1879
Single Copies 5 Cents
NUMBER 14
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TllE LEA.LTF.XS OElt TSST QASK.
The corresoondenclo between Air. S
All Chittenden and (
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ing to a case; to be
eii. Cutler
submitted
re'at-
tbe
Supreme Court, lo test the cohstiu
tionality of legal tender's issued since
me ciose or me ,war, is .attracting a
great dealt of attention; not only in
business circles, but among the
legal
The
iquos-
.lion has been argued at great length
. in the pres-", in .Congress, and by
po-
lltical speakers It has never
been
authoritatively settled, land it lil
es at
the very root 'of all thje financial
su.es
y to
uaily
stitu
oi tne a ay; . ii reiaies not en
future legislation, biit to Jaws ac
iu j(i no c-i t
Jf the Con
on the statute-books
tion doesiiot peTmit ithcj issue 6
tender notes by the ''Govcmmcut in
time of peace, thtu the National
and
soiue
the Kwiug; Democrat .;rn u'it adopt
other- K)rai; oi umation t
lan ihe olne to
which they have hitherfo, furihelincst
,part, given; their attention. And not
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only this, but the act: of
last May, di-
reeling the reissue audi
the ma En ten-'
ancc!
iy, circulation oCall legal tenders
whidli may be preseuteAl vfor redtemp-;
tioh, canuot be carrjed out, for the
reivsue "Of a redeemed, note must I'.aud
upon the same grounjd as its ori giual
iasue.. To issue a note is essentially to
bojrrow money on an! evidence o in
debtedness. The note being paid, the
; transaction is closed, jaud if money be
v.as;ain borrowed on the same note, it is
a new transaction?, creatfns; a nev in
debtedness, and requiring original and
distinct authority. r That, this simple
. truth is nOt,recognizd a! readily i i the
case of the Government Ks in that of a
lr vate citizen is due to , the confiksiou
which exists as to tle ; eal char icter
of a legal lender notj, ' ( aused bj its
iet al-teuderquality. People have :ome
-to regard these notes: as in thems elves
money and therefore jto think thatllhey
au be paid ou, receiyed, and paid out
again, as 'gold '-could be. But, what
ever semblance of money there may be
in a United States notje in the hands of
a person wh). is permitted by law to
paV his debts with itjithere.can be ! no
; lik.Miess tq money in this note in the
-hands of -it lid. Government, of whose
i cbteduess it is thc Cvidenco. If the
. tct case propostd byl lessrs. Ch'itten1
den and Butler should dissipate the
illusion which has lodged prevailed on
th is. cardinal poiut It
metise value.
would be of im-
" No country on the globe, unless it be
our owiij j-improves so rapidly and
steadily as! Japau. : Within a very short
timc;it has had a new birth; has revo
lutionized f itself in nearly every de
partment jof commerce and trade. Its
postal bu iness, which is usually reck-
' oued as a mark of growin? civilization,
has vastly increased Within a few years.
, The sy stein was established only in
April, 871, and: yet it embraces all
our: facilities except the assortment of
letters in cars in transition, which is
impossible; i fOxn the absence of rail-
"ways. To
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postal sav
compensate , for this, lack,
ugs banks
were established
in 1875, and they have' been received
Vvith grcatj favor. During the last six
months of .that year only 19 banks were
founded, and the amount deposited
counting the yen as Equivalent to the
dollar, was $0,108. For the fiscal year
ending last June, thee were 292 such
banks, with $208,941 deposits.' In 1873,
the letters, postal-cards, newspapers,
books, &c.j transmitted through the
mailsnumbered some; 10,300,000: du
ring last year they numbered nearly
30,000,000. 1 Postal-cards, first; used in
1875, increased from 2,000,000 that
year, to over 10,000,000 last year. The
foreign mail matter augmented in the
same years, from 41,185 to 158,203,
which is very remarkable considering
Japa'nese exclusiveness. The Japanese
income last year was 59 per cent, in
excess of the outlay, thus -paying $45,-
283 into the national Treasury. The
Government generally is administered
with an honesty which we enlightened
Republicans can fiardly realize. Last
year, only 62 letters ii were absolutely
lost by. theft, and but 19 of these con-
tained money $1324-w.hich was made
1 gopd by the steamer carrying the mails.
. .Japan is, indeed, an extraordinary land.
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CITY ITEMS.
Fine rain yesterday which was very
much needed.
Taxes is the next order of the day a
the City Hail. ,:
8. G. Hall is one of the best job
printers in the city."
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yol. Waddell received three votes
for Secretary of the Senate
Don't forget to buy a residence belore
summer of W. P. Canaday.
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Every ma a in Wilmington should
assist in building the railroad to the
sound. !
The health officers are hard at work.
The citizens should do all they can to
aid them. I
Officer Nelson arrested George An
derson and Handy Willia ns on the 19tb,
for fighting. ' j .
The congregation ol Sr. Luke's
Church are having a handsome steeple
placed on the building. j
M r. O. G. Parsley has resigned as
one Of ihe Commissioners of the colored
Insane Asylum of the state:
Fike." A house belonging to Mr. F.
W. llfyer was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night last. Loss small.
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ll!., lloverent Bishop Atkinson con
firmed eleven persons ,.at St. Mark's
Church, in' this city, pn Sunday night
last. .
' AlUs ilaria Henderson died of
heart disease at the residence of Mr. J.
M. Ilei derson, in this city on Monday
last.
I. W. Murrill was sent to jail on
Tuesday last by Justice Gardner. Mr.
Gardner is a very great enemy to evil
doers.
Two colored boys had nothing else
to cut on Monday last, o they tried
each other., when the claret flowed very
freely.
A? ay or S. II. Fishblate has returned
homo looking much improved. Fish
usually has a good time when traveling.
We welcome 4iim back to the city.
Capt. May died at his residence on
Market street of heart disease on
yesterday morning, at 6 o'clocki He
was a very old and highly respected
citizen. j
A thief effected an entrance in the
hou,-e of a Mr. Elwell, ou Mulberry
street j on Wednesday night ! last. The
thief was discovered before be acconv
plished much. ! 1
- Our friend Frank Darby seems to be
in luck. He is now Vice president of
the Hibernian Association. See what
it is to be good looking! Take warn
ing, Macks, or your pard will go ahead
of you.
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Our very excellent members of the
legislature returned home on Monday
last looking splendid. ' Messrs. ' Scott
and Waddell have done their duty well,
and the people have cause to feel proud'
of them.
U. S. Commissioner McQuigg had a
very interesting question up before him
on Wednesday last. Mr. John W.
Rhodes was up. on a charge of destroy
ing his steam tug by beaching her and
then setting her on fire. The evidence
did not substantiate the charge, so the
defendant was dismissed.
Dr. H. E. Scott, one of the legisla
tors from New Hanover, caused the
defeat of the bill taxing the poor man
$4 on his poll. The County " Commis
sioners desired to levy a special tax,
and applied to the General Assembly:
for authority to do so, but ,Dr.!Scott
defeated the bill, another cause for
congratulation.
Onethe bedrooms in of Mr. John A.
Barnes residence in this city took fire
on Tuesday last before his children
were up, which came very near destroy
ing the building and the sleeping
immatcs of the family. Damage was
very slight, owing to the presence of
mind of Mrs. Barnes, who ran in and
extinguish the flames with a blanket.
Col. Frank D. Koonce, attorney at
law, at Richlands, in Onslow countr,
a distinguished and able politician, was
in our citv on Thursday last. Many
ot Mr. Koonce's friends are speaking
of running, him 'as an independent
candidate for Governor in 1880. He is
a rattling good speaker, and opposed
to rings and nominations. He believes
in every candidate appealing to the
people on his own merits, in other
words, he i3 an advocate of every tub
standing: on its own bottom. Such a
man, with such a record, with the bull
dozinsr tenacity that Col. Koonce
possesses, would give the two old parties
considerable trouble. r!
Messrs. Boatwright and McKoy are
constantly receiving fresh goods at
their place of business on Front street,
Wilmington.
The North Amerioan Review for April
has been received. As usual it is a
very interesting paper. The leading
contributors for this issue are Gov.
Thos. A. Hendricks of Indianna, Thos.
Hughes, Henry James, and others.
The Review is published in New York
city, at 549 and 557 Broadway, by D.
Appleton and Co. Subscription price
only $5 per year.
The legislature saw proper to cut
i
own the very meagre salary which the
uges Of the state were receiving, but
did1 not say a word about their own
pay. X How a Judge can travel over the
State, pay his expenses and support his
amily on $2,000 per annum, we know
not We believe in paying the Judici-
aryjot tne state well, but the legislature
seems to believe in starving them.
Exceedingly Bright. -The last
egislature passed a law prohibiting the
ikleiof ljauor within two miles of anv
ppliticai speaking. This law will cause
great hardships during the next cam
paign to the liquor dealers in ourily,
as there are. political speakinirs everv
night in this citv for at least a month
previous to an election. The result
Will pe, every bar-rooin in the city jwill
hvejto remain closed, Jor the whole of
aipolitical campaign.
Hotel at the Sound. We undcr-
stand that our friends the Cobb Bros..
proprietors of the Purcell House, in
his 'city are contemptating the erection
of a hotel at the sound. We hope they
mayj lo so, for the necessity ot a good
hotel ' at the sea shore has been loner
elt, and theie is no doubt that a first
as boqse would pay. AH whoTcuow
these young gentle ueu are satisfied
that! tbey would conduct no other kind
ban . a first-clas3 hotel in (every par-
ticuUr.
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Sr. 'Patrick's Day in this csty sbav
observed by our Irish fellowcitizns in
a very quiet manner. The Hibenian
Benevolent Association aesembkd at
Temperance Hall and were formed into
ine by the Chief Marshal, Mr. John
McEvpy, and his assistants, Messrs.
JamtsjOorbett and Jno. W. Reily, and
marched to the Catholic Church, on
Dock street, where services were held.
Rev. Father Gross delivered the ad
dress, taking for his subject St. Patrick
and Ireland.
He delivered a very in
teresting and
eloquent discourse. At
the Association reformed
he conclusion
and marched back to. their Hall, when
the annual election of officers was de
clared in order. The following gentle
men were elected:
jJOhn Barry; President.
Franjk H. Darby, Vice-President.
L. Brown, Treasurer.
D. Oj'Connor, Secretary.
M. Oi'Brian, Assistant Secretary..
Reso
utions cf condolence on ac
count (f the death of Capt, Isaac fe.'
Grainger were numerously adopted.
In the afternoon a very large number
of the i Society, headed by Mr. D.
O'Connor, went to Oakdale Cemetery,
and the graves of Capt. Grainger, Mr.
James Darby and William Dowling
were handsomely decorated with flow-
ers.
;C o un ty Commissioners. The
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Board were in session ; yesterday after
noon, present : Col. W. L.Smith Chair
man, Commissioners Grady, Worth,
Mongomery and Bagg.
The Chairman, reported having re
ceived !from the Auditor c-f the state
balance due for keeping the insane of
tbii county to 1st January, 1879,
amounting to $06,64, which has been
paid to the County Treasurer.
Ordered that the claim be presented
to the State Treasurer for keeping the
insane from the 1st of January, 1879,
the dat of the repeal of the law author
izing this payment.
Communication from Dr. W. W.
Lane, concerning hospital, was ordered
receivec , and subsequently, on motion
of Commissioner Cagg, was ordered
referred to a committee of three, which
committee was made to consist of the
Chairman and Commissioners Bagg
and Grady.
Ordered that George Sullivan be dis
charged! from the House of Correction
on approval by His Honor, Judge
Meares. '
Ordered that Mary Murreli be ad-
mitted to tne root Mouse lor one
month'.
-Admittance to this institution was
also granted to Joanna Homes, an un-
fortunaie woman who has suffered the
loss of a leg.
The Claim of Mecklenburg county,
which was referred to the Conuty At
torney, was, on the advice of the At
tor ney, ordered rejected. !
On motion the Board then adjourn
ed. '
Wade Hampton has expressed the
opinion that Congress . ought to force
the repeal of the supervisor law, if it
has to hold out against the President
till the crack of doom. Philadelphia.
Bulletin.
Where is that mule? Give him one
more chance. , r
'.The editor returns thanks for an in
vitation to attend the coalation of the
Little Giant boys, given at their en
gine house on Friday night last. From
the conflicting statements made by the
locals of the Sun and Star we are rather
of the opinion that we made something
by not attending. They evidently had
a good time, but they lost tbeir mem
ory immediately afterwards.
The dredge boat Woodbury will
commence dredging .the river next
week on the outer bar or Bald Head
shoal. We may expect great, results
from the work. The work will be una
der the management of Mr. Henry Ba
con, Ecgineer; the boat will be corns
manded by Capt. J. T. Harper. Mr.
Baconsays that New Inlet bar will be
closed during the summer and fall, and
in bis opinion, the bar will increase; in
depth very fast, immediately.
Birthday Anniversary cf the
Emperor of Germany. Mr. Ed
ouard Peschau, the Imperial Consul,
representing the interests of theGerman
Empire at this port, received a large
number of national,state and city digni
taries, and many of the prominent mer
chants and citizens of of Wilmington
at the Consulate yesterday; who called
on him as a mark of respect to the
government he represents, and to ex
press their estsem. for him as rn official,
citizen and friend
Mr. Peschau has been respectively
Vict-Oonsul and Consul at this port for
many years and his official asts have
been ;haracterized by zealous ende.iv
or to subserve the interests be repre
sents.1 In'.business pursuits and in private
life Mr. Teichau is a trusted aud re
spected citizen, andias a genial whole
souled gentleman and host his large
circle of friends do not alone remember
his courtesies of yesterday.
Mr. Editor : In your paper of the
9th inst, I notice a communication from
"A Cape Fear Pilot," in which he af
firms that there is less water in the
Cape Fear river now than at ary time
during the last twenty years: and gives
his opinion of the cause. v
Now, instead of the above, the fact
.vuiat4ne avanaDie deoth nf watr
om Wilmington to the sea, has not
been as good as at the present time for
many years. There is a wide straight
channel across the Bald Head bar,
where the available depth is over
ten feet ,at average low water,
or sixteen feet at high spring tides,
In the Horse Shoe channel there is
an available depth of 10 feet at aver
age low water, or 16 feet at high spring
tides. These are the shoalest portions
of the course to the sea, and the above
facts are verified by the present prac
tise ot navigation and pilots in x carry
ing vessels of deep drafts compared
with former practice.
If some ot the "Cape Fear Pilots"
woutd spend more time in making care
lul soundings and examinations they
would be better qualified to cive facts.
and their opinions might be more valu
able. Navigator.
PUBLIC HEALTH REPORT.
The following is the annual ratio of
deaths from all causes in various parts
of the United States and foreign coun-?
tries, compiled from the Bulletin of the
Public. Health, issued by the Surgeon-
General U. S. Hospital Service under
the National Quarantine Act of 1878.
Fob the week ending makch, 15, 1879.
Boston 22.6
Providence .w............. 20
New. Y6rk...... j.. ...... ti 28.8
Brooklyn .22
Rochester........ . so
Pittsburgh...... 12,5
Baltimore........... .... 19
District of Columbia 29.5
uieveiana.......w...... 22
Chicago: 17.8
Cincinnati 21
Hudson County, N. J,.......... ........w.l0
Xu fX&loM 13
Philadelphia.... 17
Richmond............. '....21.7
Savannah . ........ .. ....27
liouisville.... .. 11
St. Lotus .... 17.1
San Francisco. 12.6
New Orleans........... 21
GREAT BRITAIN.
Iiondon .......25.5
nxunDurgn.., ..; .....23
Glasgow 29
Dublin........w...M,. . 43
Liverpool... ............ ............. ....31
Ply mouths...... ...i... .18
Brighton........................ ................ ............18
Bristol........... . . U9
Smallpox caused 22 deaths in London. 1 in
Manchester ana ia in Dublin.
GERMAN EMPIRE.
Munich........
...3SA
Dresden f. .
&6irli.u
Cologne..
Frankfort.........
S0.3
..23
..29
..28
.18.4
Strasburg.......
Lieipzlc......
...2G
AUSTRIA.
Vienna
...30.5
! RUSSIA.
,St, Peterehhrg.....
47.7
CUBA.
Havana: Yellow fever caused 1 death,
smallpox is.
The Bark Sleepner arriyed at Port
Eads, below New Orleans on March
14th from Rio de Janerio. . During the
Gl days passage all of the crew suffered
from yellow fever; 3 died and one is
still sick. The vessel was immediately
towed to the Quarantine Station.
The conditions of what may be called
perfect mechanical work have been
realized in the' mammoth testing ma
chine erected at the Watertown Arse
nal. Among the astonishing experi
ments reported of this machine is one
where a forged link of hard wrought
Iron five inches in diameter was slowly
strained and finally broken at a tension
of 722,800 pounds, while, to show that
the weighing parts of the machine were
not disturbed by the recoil, a horse
hair was tested immediately afterward
It stretched 30 per cent., and broke at
one pound. Such a machine is an en
gine of power and precision in which
lies the possibilities of a revolution in
the manufacture of iron and steel and
bronze; and in the proportioning and
adaptation of structures. PerhapsHhe
only equal to thi3 wonderful invention
is Sir ! Joseph Whitworth's millionth
measuring machine. Now, it is abso
lutely impossible; for the naked eye to
judge the. millionth part of an inch,
and such minute divisions are wholly
beyond the resolving power of the most
elaborate of modern microscopic appli
ances. 1 Nor. can the mind grasp a
quantity so minute. The thickness of
a page of ordinary French writing
paper is about equal to-4,000 of these
particles of measurement, or the two
hundred and fiftieth part of an inch.
But' what the eye Cannot see the nerves
can feel, arid that quite readily. One
can take a cylinder and pass it through
a space left vacant in one of these
Whitworth machines. It passes easily,
but reducs the aperture by ) the mil
lionth part of an inch, and one feels
that it sticks slightly. If the space be
reduced another millionth, the cylinder
sticks fast, thus proving perfect accu
racy Of workmanship.
Vibe expenses of our slate Govern
ment! for the last year were five
hundred and thirty thousand four
hundred and sixty-two dollars and
seventy-nine cents.
Diocese of Norih Carolina Bishop
Atkinsons Appointmema.
Wednesday. March 1.9 P M )
Thursday,
March 20, AM ) Clinton
March 21....; Faison's
March 231th Sunday in Lent 3
Friday.
Sunday,
uoiusDoro
Monday,
March 21PM
Wilson
Tuesday, , March 25P M.
.Rocky Point
Wednesday, March 2tiP M...
linneld
Friday,
March 28. RingWood
Sunday,
March Sltotn Sunday in Lent
Scotland .Neck
1 Hamilton
2. Williamston
3 Jamesville
4.... .Plymouth
oSt Luke's Washing
ton county
Tuesday
Wednesday,!
Thursday, I
Friday, i !
Saturday.
Sunday, j
Tuesday,
Wednesday, ;
Thurday, !
Do
April
April
April
April
April
April (JTalm Sunday,
? st jjaviu s
8 Hertford
9 Wood vi lie,
Perquimans co
April
'April
April 10A M.........Camden C H
do P M...Davis' Chap.
. . ' " Pasquotank
Godtl Friday, April 11 Elizabeth City
Easter ;Uay, I April 13 Edenton
Tuesday,
April, lost reter s onapei
Gates county
April 16 Gatesville
! April 17.. Winton
April IS. Murfreesboro
April 20lst Sunday after
i: Easter Woodville,
! Bertie co
Aprils .Windsor
wpril 21 Jacksoa
April 25P M...... I
! April 26AM.. (Halifax
April 272d Sun. after Easter
, : f -Wednesday,
Tharsday,
Friday,
Sunday,
Tuesday,
Thursday,'
Friday,
Saturday,
Sunday;
n; - vveiuon
Cahtributions made at each place for Dio
cesan Missions.
NE W AD VI3EMEN.TS.
A SURE CURE FORXpIIiES.
, A sure Cure for Ihe blind, bleeding, itch
ing and ulcerated piles has been discovered
by Dr. William (an Indian remedy), called
Dr. William's Indian Ointment, A single
box has cured the worst old chronic cases
of twenty-five and thirty years' standing.
jno one need suner nve minutes alter ap
plying this wonderful soothing medicine.
Lotions, instruments ana electuaries ao
more harm than good. William's Oint
ment absorbs tne tumors, allays the intense
itching (particularly at night after getting
warm in Dea, acts as a poultice, gives in
stant and painless, reliei and is prepared
only for Piles, itching of the private parts
and nothing else.
S""I -consulted physicians in Philadel
phia, Louisville, Cincinnati Indianapolis
and this city, and spent hundreds of dollars,
andfownd hj reliel until I obtained a box
ofw.i William's Indian Ointment some
lour months ago, and it has cured me com
pletely.?' I
; ! i josErii m. uyjder, cieaveiand, U.
"Has done me more good than all the
medicine I ever tried, -and I have spent
more than S109 with doctors, besides medi
cines lam sure cost me more than $40,"
I David sparling, mgranam, 111. .
"Have suffered twenty years with itchinsr
and ulcerated piles, having used every rem
edy that came to my notice without benefit.
until i usea inaian umimeni ana received
immediate relief.
James CARKOiiX, (an old miner), Tecoma,
1 c V Ullii.
.esr-No Pile Remedy-ever gained such
rapid favor and extensive sale. Sold by all
wholesale and retail druggists. For sale by
T.S.BURBANK.
; j ; ; . March 25-ly.
STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT !
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GIVEN AWAY to EVERY LEADER of tnis
r paper; -
THj ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSICAL CO.,
23 AM STREET NEW YORM CITY,
In order to encourage the public taste for
musical art. have made arrangements
whereby every reader of this paper will be
presented witn aAJN usuaie uuujsiiLVH
MUSICAL BOX, capable of playing eight
or more airs. The tunes are various and
well-selected, and the Box ' itself is an
article,, strongly made and beautifully
polished., y ' :
Aa this Is a genuine presentation, it will
only last for two weeks, and the distribu
tion wni Dennaiy ana positively ciosea un
aiarcu oi. ,
No Box will be sent without this bond.
cut from the paper, and applicants will
please state at the same time whether mar
ried or single. .
The A. A, M. Co., only possess a limited
number of Boxes, so it is calculated that
some will nave to be reiusea,
To Insure safe package, free carriage, and
to Dav expenses of advertising, etc. a sum
of One Dollar must be forwarded with the
bond by P. O. O., or otherwise.
SPost Office Order to be made payable
lo the secretary, Mr. j?. caiaer. .
All Orders must positively be recolved
before March l.mar
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
XMAS
of Wilminptoii piase!
and tMiik
THE POPULAE
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English and American Crackers of eyery kind.
Apples, Oranges and Lemons insufficient quantity to furnish every one.
if . Our Three Dollar Brand "B" delect Whiskey has improved by age. J
Our Four Dollar Brand' Summerdean
Our Old Rye and Baker Whiskeys
Our Goods have been selected
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Remember
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
you can give the poor is achoice lot of v .
family Supplies.
Call on usk and we
best and Freshest goods.
aar tub yemztl z,owesi prices.
.BOATWRIGHT & M'KOY,
5 7 AND8 NORTH FRONT STREET.
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TonNuts
DESCRIPTION.
Muscatel ana Seedless Raisin's in auyl
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American Cheese.
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Whiskey has no equal in the. eity.
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