TAUBOROUGH :
SATURDAY, JUNE 9f 1649.
Tardoro. Academies.
The semi-annual Examination of the
Students in the Female Department came
off on Tuesday and Wednesday last that
of the, Male Department on Thursday-
and a Concert on Thursday night closed
the Exercises. Aiarge concourse of La-
dies and'Gentlemen attended as usual, and
: :.i ni!.nrtPmpnt jn the various
me lajjiu iuw...w.
branches of. education displayed by' the
pupils in both Departments, gave indubi
table evidences of their. close application to
Study, and the untiring assiduity and abili
ty of their teachers.
. Cholera. This terrible scourge is ad
vancingsiowly but none the less surely.
Its course is now east. It has swept the
"entire line of the Mississipp River, carry
ing death and desolation in its train. In
New Orleans the deaths average 150. dai-
iy- . . ' . : .
: Diverging from the Mississippi, -it has
traversed the whole route of trie Ohio,
carrying oS hundreds of victims. at Louis
ville, Cincinnati and Wheeling. Jt has
overleaped the barrier of the Alleghany
Mountains, and at last reached Norfolk;
within" one hundred miles of our doors.
We feel bound to warn our citizens of
its appioach, that timely .precaution may
be taken to arrest its --ravages. That it
will visit us. we can scarcely entertain a
doubt The long and uninterrupted spell
of damp and close weather which we have
recently had, is peculiarly .favorable to its
development and. progress.
We most earnestly; call the -attention ot
the town authorities to the necessity oi
bestirring themselves. Let the whoh--town
be thoroughly cleansed and purified '
'For this purposewewould suggest that the
town be divided into districts or wards
and a health committee appointed for each,
who si duty tt should be to visit the prem
ises of every individual all cellars, sinks
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and sewers and have them thoroughly
limed We believe the citizens will sus-
tain them in any expense necessary to! last, proceeded from a large wooden hmld
carryiug out such a system. Indeed their ing, situated a ! ttlc north of the TTul Road
powers under the town laws are ample ior.
such a purpose.
CrnrlpiS t Thrift ny Tlnnh.
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We invite attention to the Prospectus of
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this unrivalled and popular work. No
penomcai 01, uus uescripuon uis ever
taiaed'the.celehrity of this admirable Mag-
azine, which is peculiarly adapted and al
most indispensable to the toilet of the ac
complished female.
From the Raleigh Standard.
The Deaf and Dumbr-Ax will.be seen
ny tne advertisement ot Mr. Uooke, the
Principal of the Institution for the Deaf
. . .
and Uiimb in this City, that the next ses
sio.i will commence on the 16tTi ol July
uex, Atthe recent .Wsioo of the Legis-
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jat'jic mc management and control oi mis
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institution was confided to a Board con-
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wsting oi the lollowing gentlemen; John
H Hrvnn Thnmn. I hnrfin uIK
41. uran, l nomas J L.emay, rerrin r$usr
oce, Linn 13. Sanders, Charles E. Johnson .
oames r. Jordan, and William VV, 1101-
den. For the last iwo or three months
the Board have devoted a good deal of
time and attention to the Institution; nd
it is now in p condition to go forward with
increased usefulness, it is hoped, Jin the
discharge of the duties devolved upon it
by the State.
- The new. Building, to which the school Fulal Occident .We were pained .to
has been removed, is well adapted to the hear thai. a fatal accident befel John Hart
purposes for which it.wa? constructed; and man, jr., the son of John, Hartman, who
in the course of a. j very few years, wjien.J
pounds shall have bcen: improyecJ, as
is designed, elegance and, .bc aity .Wilt be
joineu 10 .convenience and ulility. r , ; ? .
ai ts RiiRio perceive the .interest
which is felt in ibis noble.'. Institution ft
the people in all sections. , The members
nf th a HosirrL .ivn. know.. rtKnnu Y':.''l t
. X V ' u,.-y ru-i
(mini aiwI nclr nn ininnnncilinn I
ceivean,rask no compensation, and iKourI,
Iheir duUet require much of IheTr'-.tlcn-
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' 'lr: VPtok?f - """veined inhuja.
.bora as he is successful in itnparlin g-t:
srucliohlot
mivicii iu ins cnarge.
vinnThe;Washington Uorrcspotident oil
the New York Herald states that import
ant d espa tch cs h a ve been received at-, the
War Department from. California, setting
forth that the people here had organized a
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governnTenrfor themselves; and had adopt
ed the VVilmot Proviso qs'ta fundamental
article. Mw Crawford, it is said, has re
commended to Gen. Taylor to organize
strong military force in California, of vol
unteers, to sustain Gov. Persifer,Fif Smith
untilCongress shall a el f 04 the Territory.
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JPThQ Baltimore Argus slates, that
the Hon, Edmund Burke, late Cornmis
sioner, of Patents, will in a few days be
come the partner of Mr. Ritchie, and the
to editor of the Union. Wc are glad to
hear this. Ar. Burke is one of the ablest
writer and soundest Democrats in the
uuntry; and united with the father of the
American Press, will make the. Union still
nore powerful and valuable, ib.
From the Newbcrri Republican.
Oar nixfrirf This mnminn were
ceived the proceed ihs of the Convention
which met at Clinton on Thursday last tolore rates merely 45 to 50c iu, lots
nominate a democratic candidate for Con suit.
gress in this ihstrict. Wu have only room
to state that Wm. S.. A she, Esq , of New
Tanover couuty, received the no'nination.
The jrdceedings .shall appear next week.
, From the JFilmington rournat.
The Fall'mg House. The house of yellow, iU J5 for new crop yellow, 50
whiggery, composed of such discordant; 10 55 lor virgin dip, closing at the low
materials in 18-10, like the Ifarrison whig est figure, and 95c for hard. Thesearc the
house, is already beginning to 'tumble." quotations of soles for the week, at which
George Lippard. of Philadelphia, an les the market has been cleared to-day.
author of some eminence, and a democmt,
who was sill v enough to be caught in ihc
Taylortrap, and electioneered for ihe Gcn-?
trial, Uli tnv. oiuiiui J 1 uin tu 1
pledges, has published a letter in the pa
pers, addressed to Gen. Taylor, in Which
ho says a good many things that ought to
akc Gen. Taylor ashamed of himself.
He concludes by washing his hands of
faylorism forever.
Mr. Lippard was not a candidate for
oftVc nver asked or expected it. lui
he was what we would call a soft-headed
democrat, "lo be so easily gulled.
From the Wilmington Journal.
Fire. An alarm of fire on alurdav
- i-anipoiacKmar.uiac-
;U,J" " UU,,U"'S "ier .wiiii an me
fixtures. &r , was totally destroyed. The
energetic exertions of the firemen were
Inn. Tnn U..;l.l" . .1 . '.I II ,1
successful in saving the surround in 2: prop-
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ier,y - 1 he Distillery of Mr. Jeffreys vas
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in considerable danger, and nothinc but
the greatest .exertions saved it. The loss
is estimated at about $5,000. The estab
i.M.meni was owned oy live or sir omcr-
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ent persons.
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itjurucr unjettw
weiongmg.to tne es ai '
liuchanan. was arrested on - I ucsday last,
1 nnntinrt in
on a charge oi having., ueenconccmea 111
b, . . . . c it,,. 1 !tf ,
eloiiciiif to ihe eslate ot the Lite. iViay
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his master on the evening of the 7th inst
I 1 A.n AAnf.iccn1 I ko nAin m icciao
"e ai una: .. u v.,
Hp .it once contesseo the commission ot
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tratc - d it m the manner nen..one.l l""..
nannr nf Ihe Rtli. without anv assistance
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f n .v n - . 1 nop nopenn i? r r m cnnirni. A
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nnthop n nnrrn nn Inn n intilinn hocixrc
ry , - . rrr4-' "':iy of government. either by the force of
ad vied mm TO go ii: anu mat no one else
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?y X'YZ " f AT n !
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"Hornet's Nestlh LBadger, Esq ,
formerjy editor of the "Journal." has is
sued a prospectus for a Whig Paper to he
published in Charlotte, to be called the
Hornet's JNest :,
resides on the Stokes' Fvrryroad, 18 miles
fromJhis place, on J ucsday of last w,eek.
The deceased was, at Gold-Ililhi and had
mounted his horse, a young?and scarey
an ma . and was Teturninehorrm. k Hp
started at high speed, and atler going some
tvvb or' Ihrce Miuudrecl : vanlsr sndrff.nl v
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cnccKcu his norseand turned to go back
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.As he tu?na! the'horse. his hat was blown
off. f l.nor toot.Trig pnd'ibilii'S't,,
one sule pUUe toad tlirew- Mr.. 11 offbi
Befre' he coiidmAUi,
,iie frighted beast running at a furious rale,
passe a very Ver T1are"ireein3 Mrv H.
leaning to that side' vvas.struck , against it
with great violence. His hdad.jvaadread
fuliy.mangled, and hjs bodyTfnuch bruised;
Ue expired -at jje.naioi;niieenpur8.?i
We regret to add that this young man
hadbeen drinking, aod Vas"ifitoXicitedrat
the time of the aceideot.
Salishury JVatckman.
Mysterious Disappearance. A gen-
tieman (says the weidon neraiu pi 1 nurs
day week,) arrived in this place on Friday
evening lasU by . iheJ-'-Sdutriern train of
carsj put lip at "Jones' Hotel,V and on the
following-morning, aTter. having breakj
fastell, walked out in the direction of the
river since- which, time hts has not been
i
heard from.. He has been-represented to
us as being genteel iir appearance, dark
complected, having small whiskers, and
nooui nveieiten incnes nign. ms nag
gage remains at the Hotel where he put
up, but does not afford the means of ascer
taining his name, or anything else 'Con
cerning him
Wilmington Market Jlfay,3l.
Bacon The Bacon tnarket continues
to be fairly supplied, and prices remain
without change.
Corn. I here has been no arrival of
Corn since last report, and .w-e.now
give
to
Lard. The -stock is heavy, iind ale
dull
Karat sores. The receipt s o f To rpen
tine h:ive reached only about 1,600 barrels
during the week ended to-day at M. TJie
prices have remained very steady. All
(he sales effected at $1 1)0 far .old rop
iForrtfin.
.Laiefrmn Europe The steamer Ni-
egara has-ain . J nt Halifax, wrlh Liver
pool Hates 10 the l.()th ult The commer
cial intclHenre is not of much moment.
The New York Journal of Commerce
?2 s: Kvcnts on t!ie continent of Eu-rooe
f)re,tcn
a protracted inlfrrrtitiiion to live
pence of the world Germany "chines'
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o'er with civil sword!4;" while Russia on
tlie Cast. aii(
d France on the West, are op-i(,av niht ,as, a handsome bay
ike Confusion worse confound 0(1 PEACOCK, with a'blazefic
crating to m
aeci." ijv Hostile intrrvennon in luvor 01
in luvor ot,
Austria and the Pope Referring to this
state of thing, the London Times express-
es its apprehensions .in -the following nrti -
ct.
Time great event? clarm at tlie present
our cine! attention tne advance 01 the
inian troops into M ungary. the approach
ofa Frcnrf army t0 ,(),nc anMtstiy liie
ospecl 0, a ,crious colUesl -between all
rv;ttimr fffll,priimMnf nr r,wffiin
iai.-fmn,4Mni,,ul,
large ma vsc-so. tire
lri 1. 4,..fJrv ,
10 n k t Scry l,u"
people, already pledged
off in defence of national
llh;tfr jnMl,M,;, ,;lll,;ftna' iv
, a.iFrom fJ.-ilri-li to Rnrkv ItfKiiiif.
uf(t unanimousjy regarded, by men of all
parti wnh serious apprehension and
-sincere rcfret Thev hole no irood to
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Eurorie or to the times we live in. 'fliey
mennrn ihn wrtrlrt wlfTi n 'rnnflirf MW.
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trcine parties. For. as the tempest black-1
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day by day, it is inipossihle to deny
(.hat the dlances of any ranionai COmprom-
j5C or adjustment of these differences di-
mi nih. ntid f Iipv nri' Jrft mnrfl nnfl mflw '
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to.the arbitraion oft!iesword Yet,cven
when this conflict has been fought and won
the viclorious wt,.,hicH(,Ver H m
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he will he nlike embarrassed to restore
the trannoilit v of sooietv and the aulhori-
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fnililarv destratism or by the license of n-
limited democracy.
MARRIEIX
At
Green Wreath. --Pitt Countv. on
ruesday'evenirig; last,;by.the- RevM. N.
poUin H p ghes, liicnardH. LcwiSi Ksq. qf
preen county, Alabama, to J irs. Martha
.brmanorthevforiTicrplace
j . In th't ccunt y , -. on $ .Tuesday, night, last;
IVlr. Baker Burnet tinged about .23.yearsj
5
,A4 GOOD,60 swCotton.Gin, but l4t-
jle'wornr'can bQ had ot reasonable, te.rnis,
uu pputivn .io ; .ttfM s r , ....
u-ii3!: Geo. Howard, Tarboro'.
Notice;
Firm, of . Thigpen lBetcher,
composed flf Jrvenneth Thigpen and Robert
Belcher, carrying on trade at Penny Hill,
111 x lit coumy, was uissoiveci on the tirst
day of Jui)C. Thev business will be set
tied by Kenneth Thigpen, and. all persons
haVihgrunsettletl business witK the xfrm,
are requested jtfteojne forward amlf settle
with the said Thigpen, and .with him a
lone'" KENNRTH THIGPEN.
iiOBRRT B EL CHER.
June 1st, 1849 ' , .. ,f, .
ALL persons indebted to the subscriber
are requested v to pay the same by the
1st of July, otherwise they will have-, to
settle according to law. ; . .
II E Nil Y SflURL E Y.
Tarboro' May 28tht 1S49.
Worth Carolina Institution
the Deaf & Dumb.
THE next session of thi- Institution
will .commence on Monday A6th day of
July. Having moved irdo the new Budd
ing, a fe.w more pupils can be received.
As pupils .will be admitted in their order
of application, it is important lh.it applica
tion should be made without delay. Any
iniorjuaUon on. the 8ubjecttfwjJl, be given
by fVM. J) COOKE, Principal.
Raleigh, May 30. 1849.
Valuable Land
FOR SALE
-SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES Fish
ing Creek Land for sale, lying on the east
side' of thoj public road leading froin En
field to Tarboro'G miles from Enfield, 17
miles to Tarhoro'.
bargain can be got in aid Land
terms to suit the purchaser, and possession
givsn immediately.
J. J. B. PENDER.
14 May, I SI 9. 20-9
$20 Reward.
SIRAVKD Km the Sub
ficriber, at James Bridgers's, in
A&ji. Edgecombe county, on Tties
horse call -
ace, left hind
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v -wwt
; Ilve eei loor incnes n,an. reward 01
twenty dollars will be paid for the delivc-
. f i r. ' I l-l a 1 f.
ij'.v m Aa norse 10 mc' or 11 secured and
; information given me so tint I can get
!1,inr a5ain- "DIr'cct t0 Littleton P. O.
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fr TV. DANIEL.
April G, IS 19. t .. 15
Fare IZeduaxl.
THE subscriber has -taken the contrtttfillars
for carrying the mail fibm 'Raleigh to ..The Lady's Dollar Newspaper Edited
i?t... M...., .. -n ir
uuuhy muiuii, aiiu will mace on nc line." . ..v. .
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comfortable stages, good horses and axrc-
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fut drivers, ami will, run it to connect
with the cars on the VVilmincton RaiH
Road, and with his sUe line from Rock v
y i VlL.u: u ...:u
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Reduce the Fare as follotcs:
From Raleigh to Eagle Rock, $t 00
Wakefield, 1 50
Stanhope, " 2 50
iNasbvalle, 3 50
Rocky Mount, 4 50
tt
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Trunks, of ordinary size and weight, $1 50
part of the way in proportion-small packages, 25
cents botes and bundles agreeably to size and
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weight.
I runks. packages, &c most be deposat -
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at tlie .-ihove nl;inns nnii the trpiorht nnid
e4 at the above places and the freight paid,
or -.the subscriber will not be responsible
for their safety. ;t
,i For seats, &e. apply to,E. Yarbrouoh;
r T r? l)v.nn. T7..iirtN Ai
Haitian j . .ii. in , uaic iiuv.i 1 i x .
J. Foster, Wakefield D. S. Orcpshaw;
StahhopeB. ll. Freeman, Nashville-
W;jU,Qdalls,liock Mount , ! , . '
C.y. ZGEO HOWARD.
1 TaTboro'jpriMlvlSIO
Tv tla Ettulies of- the- U States a ,
It
IT.. BEirsu) wow coisucoku that
Godey-?s Lady s Book
STANDS M the, hqad of ArnericanJ
JMagazines, it becomes the dutyoflhc pup-
ifeher Jtoishovv every Xady ychaMmoopt
j)f reading and ?how many useful exrhe IU
shmentsshe.wiU receive for thrce tlollrs.
.Be not deccif eof iyjm heinners who
promise every thing and perform notllIr.
iMow is about the. season ' when thr '
try will be deluged by prospect
kmg all kinds of promises. The L m
Book has been' published by the nr
proprietor for eighteen Vears.V1
well known to the public, and s...t... . 13
throughout theUnited
IlllllllCk.
iscs are always kept, which is not lu'
kiViiX: -:' case
un wuicr magazines: for ;r -every3
ISumbere-publishes a -
Fashiori plate, gives sixty pages of re'
matter, and sometimes more Th
not, another Magazine pullishcd llm? is
this. Sometimes with them th.'nu, es
Colored- iinrl-so-nin - ikr
7 b " J arc not.
months 60 pages and others 43. Th
salt is obvious: the coloring 0f 0Ur F ,
places alone, we saV nothin-r of iJp.
one year. UJU
To omit Ihfe ,Vcfe,Vii,iy , saving, b,u
e cannot nmci i
We
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re .1,03,5, ,o give Fashon
iaVf hnalc :. . 1
WP nifrt hnn r
'uaia oi inutatorR vhn I
wondcrfuUyv we have no need to bolster
"P e 'Pwn Book by such nocj
I aris Fashions as published in paris '
ladiesof this country dare not wear.
1 hereforethey arc altered by one of our
moM fashionable dress makers to suit the
more refined taste of American Ladies.
Compare our reading matter with any
other Magazine; see which contain
most solid as well as pleasant reading
Our object is to elevate the female mind
to give tone, and to enable women to take'
that place in the community t0 which
their worth entities them.
Steel engravings in Godey's Lady's
Book.
Two steel engravings, in each number
in one year, 24 one colored Fashion plate,
12 two pages of originally music printed
separately, 24 Patterns for window cur
tains, and occasionally.
A Colored Plate for Model Cottages,
Model Cottages exterior and interior two
engravings in each Number in one year,
2i extra Fashion plate on tinted paper one
in each Number in one year, 12 JJonnct
Chemisette, Caps and Cuff patterns, say
50 three and four cuts of hoiscmanhip
for ladies in each Number in one year, 42
- (.'rochet woik. Knittine. Nettimr &p .
I ' O - - 7 J
say three in each Number in one ycar,3G
- j Engravings of churches- about four in
'one year .
; , 2l8
iicre we nave in one rear the larsre
iicre we nave in one vear
number of two hundred and twenty eight
cwgravings, besides extras that we give
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occas.onally of any matter that strikes us.
Reading matter in Godey's Lady's
I3aok. ;
In each Number are sixty pages; in one
year, seven hundred and twenty, equal to
nine novels of ordinary size. Now these
pages are the choice, productions of the
best male and female writers of the coun
try, including a novel by Miss Leslie as
wll as the Treasury, and articles on
; health, by Mr. Hale. The above- items,
ifpurchascd separately, would cost the
purchaser twenty dollars. Besides all
j thisj she will receive for the same three
hv Hn.P Hrnvvon)
A Paper of the ordinary size, Published
in ''
at one dollar per year:
Making Ihreepublications in one month.
I Tlje Lad v's Dollar Newspaper contains
j the best poetry and the best stories, by
the uest authors. Receipts and Amuse-rnc'nts--the
latest Fashionable "news from,
London and Parisand a great variety ct
other interesting matter.
": No "other Magazine in the world gives
so mnrh llmt is rnriflfnr o smhll fl sum Ot
! ipoiiey; One ' hundfed and forty four
; more pcs in a ar than lhe NevV York
! . r xr i ..mpn.
Macaines, andtnwe usefuland ornamen-
J
tal engravings each, month than, all the
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pother Magazines jogetheiv ,
Terms of Godey 's Lady's Book. Post-
age io be paid on all orders, 1( ropy one
month any number that may be selected,
25 cts.
1 copy.fourroontlis, one dollar.
These terms, are offered that any person
may try the wqrk before subscribing fora
year, 1 copy .one yer .which includes tbt
Ladys Dollar Newspaper, $3, two copies
one ear with the paper to each, $5. three
copies and a copy vvjtjiout ?ther paper, v.
five, copies and a copy.tp, the club $10.
,To insure the Lady fsDollar paper with
the L idy l Book, the money-imust beser;t
to:4iptih;IUr7siow).oiTce. fy r r ,
s .EJAny .paper, copying, the) ..above ad
vertifqment will j he,- enthled to an e-'
ciiange'jWitboihpublicatip
upr LOUIS Jl. iGODEY
r !irl!3 qhesnUtsfreet,PhiladeiphU,
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