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SALE OF
SAXONY SHEEP,
Imported By George and Thomas Searle
ON THURSDAY, 4TH MAY NEXT,
At Brighton, near Boston.

ut Brighton, near Boston,
| WlLL be sold at Public Auc-
w tion-the entire Flock of sAXONY
SHEEP, imported in the ship Marcus, and ex-
pected per ship America, from Bremen.
These Sheep were selected by the same
Agents who purchased the Flock sold at
Brighton last year, which have given so gen
eral satisfaction to purchasers.
They have been selected after a thorough
| examination of every fine flock in Saxony,
| without regard TO expense; and gentlemen
interested in the growth of fine Wool in this
country, may be assured, that the present
| flock consists entirely of Sheep equal to the
best Of any previous importation.
The whole number shipped in Bremen, was
202 Bucks, and 1913 Ewes, of which about
one half have arrived. distant day is fixed
for the sale, to allow time for the arrival of
the residue, in order that purchasers from all
parts of the country may be assured that a
sufficient quantity will Re offered to supply
their wants.
Samples of the Wool from each Sheep will
be lodged with Messrs. Peter Remsen & Co.
Hanover-square, New York-Benja. Knower,
Esq. Albany-Messrs. Woodbridge g. Wash.
burn, Hartford-and with the Auctioneers,
No. SO, Kilby-strcet, Boston.
The Sheep may be examined at Brighton
at any time before the sale-which will take
place, as advertised, at o'clock, A. NJ. The
importers pledge themselves that every Sheep
shall! be sold without any reservation, at Pub
lie Sale, and that none will be sold at Private
Sale, previously, on any terms.
COOLIDGE, POOR & HEAD, .Auc,rs.
Roefon 4nr;l II 1905
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iIIDDLESEX HOTEL.

WHE Subscribers inform their
E Friends and the Public, that they have
purchased and occupy that large and conven-
lent House, the MlDDLESEX HOTEL, sit
uatcd in the middle of Concord. This Stand
has been occupied for several years by Mr..
Ebeneser Thompson, and the public already
know the advantages, which this House pos
sesses, for making travellers com Portable. The
present owners will give every possible at
tention TO render their house and accommo-
dations satisfactory, and will give the best
entertainment, which care and expense can
furnish. With this tender of their services.
they hope to receive such continued and in
creased patronage, as their assiduous endeav-
oTs shall deserve.
GERSIlOM FAY,
THOMAS d. WEsSON.
Concord, .4prtl 8, 1926. If
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improvement
in Mechanism and Manufactures.

II is Of The almost importance to all zUho
are no~ concerned, or about TO be Interested
IN .Manufacturing, 10 look accH 10 The
labOr-Sduing Improvements ,clich
are made, and are making, an
thiS scientific and en-
lghiened Land.
small saving for series of years will
amount to a handsome INTEREST,"
TIME Subscriber keeps con-
IL stantly on hand, aud offers for Sale, his
improved
C.4RDLNG & PICKING MACHINES,
For Merino and Native Wool, on more liberal
terms than can be had in New. England.
Also, the best CARDS for Cotton and
Wool Machinery. Said Machines are less
expensive, perform more and better work, oc.
cupy less room, and are tended and kept in
repair easier, and require less water power
than any other now in use.
A credit will be given, when it may
be requested, so liberal, that the machine
may earn the money it costs, before payment
is required.
A line addressed 10 WARREN P. WING.
Post Master, Greenwich Village, (Mass.) will
be duly attended to.
w. P. WING.
March 4, 1925. If
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Valuable Medicine,
FOR
Coughs g Consumptions.

TIME high reputation that AEDERsoN's
COUGH DROPS and PICTORIAL POW
DERS have gained for Coughs and other affections
of the breast and lungs leading 10 Consumption,
RENDERS it unnecessary 10 say much IN recon-
intending them to the Public as no stronger proof
Of Their possessing uncommon virtues could be
aven than will be found by reading the Certl6-
Gates accompanying each bottle, gwen by those Of
the first responsibility, who have used them in
cases of long standing and some OF them, where
theis physicians had gfyen them up as past recov-
er,. have been entirely restored by the use OF
this Medicine. The fact that they have now
been in use Six years, aud that the demand the
present season has been much greater than al any
former period Is also strong argument in their
favour. Thousands have shortened their days,
by uegecting coughs when first attacked which
have soon determined in a seated Consump-
ton, aud proved fatal Scarcely case of coids
coughs, pain in the side. difficulty OF breathing,
want OF sleep arising from debility, ar even Con.
sumptious, bur may be relieved by timely use Of
this healing bslsam. Each dollar bottle Of this
medicine contains about forty doses. which proves
them to Be a cheap medicine, considering their
virtues.
For the further satisfaction Of the Public, the
following Certificate is offered for perusal.
CERTIFICATE.
This Is 10 certify that the Subscriber was
brought very low by splitting blood, attended with
cough and catarrh. and that nothing afforded
me real relief until commenced taking Amber
sons Cough Drops, the use of which were the
means, in the hand OF God, Of restoring me agait
to a comfortable state Of health.
And do further certify, that the wife Of Mr.
Nathan Huntingdon, Twin. in the same place, wa
afflicted with very bad cough for number O
yenrs, aud that in 1898 she was reduced so Low
fhat h was thought she must soon be in he
grave, rs she was scarcely able to walk from he
bed 70 the FIRE, when she commenced taking An
derson's Cough Drops, the use Of which, in
short time, SO far restored her, that she was soo
able to do good days work. can cheerfu
fecommend tbs medicine to the Public
PHILO JUDSON, Pastor of the Z
Church in Ashford, (Conn.)S
Ashford, Sept. rs, 1924.
Forsae by J. ROBINSON, Druggist, Worcester
Price for large bottles, 4t--small do. so cts.
Decembey g. iS2 5msow
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|NeU Coach Line.
NORWICH TO WORCESTER.
WILL leave Kinney's Hotel,
in Norwich, every Tuesday & Thurs.
day, at 6 O'Clock, A. M.-and arrive at Wor-
cesser same day, afternoon passing through
Canterbury, Brooklyn, Pomfret, Woodstock,
Dudley, Oxford, and Ward, to WORCESTER.
Returning, Leave StOckWclrs, in WORCESTER,
every Wednesday and Friday, tat 7 o'clock,
A. NJ. and arrive at NORWICH, same day after
noon.
For Seats, apply at NORWICH, at Kinneys-
Canterbury, at BacOn's; Brooklyn, at Maiher's ;
Pomfret, at Champions; Dudley, at Hea!y's ;
Oxford, at Buffers and Fiagg's; Ward, at Ca
ry's; Worcester, at StOckweirS.
N. KINNEY,
S. C. BUTLER,
q. CARY,
C. STOCKWELL.
February 81, 1926.
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Notice.

TVHE Subscribers, Commits
u sioners on the Estate of ABIATHER
F4LES, late of Templeton, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, give notice-tbat Six Months
are allowed the Creditors to bring in and
prove their claims and that we shall attend
that service at the House of LiphG French,
in Templeton, on Saturday, the 18th Of May,
and on Saturday, the 18th Of August, and on
Saturday, the 9th Of September next, on each
Of said days, from one to six o'clock, m.
JOHN BIGELOW, .
ARTEMAS LEE, oO"'"'Fs
Templeton, April 5, 1926.
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For Sale,
A FARM in Fitchburg, Coun-

a FARM in Fitchburg, Coun-
IA ty of Worcester, containing about 100
acres OF excellent Land, with large and con-
venient House, Barn, and number of Out
Buildings, very pleasantly situated about three
mileswest Of the Meeting House, on the Coun-
ty road, which runs nearly through the centre
Of it. II is one Of the best Farms in this part
of the County, OF the size, and will Summer and
Winter 80 head Of Cattle, with suitable pro-
portion Of Sheep and Horses.
Said Farm is suitably divided into Moving,
Tillage, and Orchardng, with two excellent
Woodlo.s within hundred rods Of the House,
and one of the best Pastures 10 the County.
It will be sold very cheap, and one hall of the
purchase money may lay for years, with good
security, if required.
For further information, inquire of the Sub.
scribor on the premises.
FRANCIS DEANE.
Fitchburg, April 4, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March %, 1926
To The WidOw and Hers Of WILLIAM CooL-
IDGE, late of Bolton, an sad County, deceds-
ed, and 10 all others concerned in The Es-
tate said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear, (if
you see ft) at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in May next. at ten of the clock, be-
fore noon, to show cause why the Instrument.
which purports to be the last win and Testament
of said deceased, should be approved; anc you
will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs WHEEL FIR, Req.
BY order of the Hon. Judge
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Commissioners Notice.
THE Subscribers, appointed

'AIL OuUoCIIUOIo, dPPUIIILeU
n by the Hon. NATHANIEL PAINE, Judge
Of the Probate Court, in and for the County OF
Worcester, Commissioners, to receive and ex-
anime the Claims of the several Creditors 10
the Estate Of JOSEPH II. MASON, late Of
Grafton, in said County, Laborer, deceased.
represented insolyent, and further time OF
three months from the 30th day Of March last,
being allowed said Creditors to bring in and
prove their Claims, hereby give notice, that
they will attend said service at the Hotel Of
Lorel Baker, in said Grafton, on the FIRST We'd
nesday Of May, and last Wednesday in June
next, from one TO six o'clock, afternoon. or
each Of said days. All persons concerned will
govern themselves accordingly.
JONATHAN WHEELER,
l. EPHRAIM GOULDING.
! Grafton, April 3, 1896.
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Consunlptions, Coughs, &c
HDUTLER'S VEGETABLE

INDIAN SPECIFIC. for the cure O
Colds, Coughs, Consnmptions, Splitting of Blood
Aslhmas, aud all Disorders OF the Breast and
Lungs.
There is perhaps no medical observation better
established, none more generally confirmed by the
experience of the best physicians, of all ages and
countries, and none of more importance 10 the
human family, than the fact, that many of the
most difficult and incarable consumptlons origi-
nate in neglected colds In climate so variable
as ours, where the changes of the weather are
frequently sudden and unexpected, it requires
more care and attention to guard against this dan
gerous enemy of life, than most people imagine,
or are able and willing TO bestow. The bills OF
mortality exhibit the melancholy fac, that the
proportion of deaths by this disease may he con-
sidered as about FIVE to one. lnasnIuch, then, as
this fatal disease BIDS defiance to the skill of the
most learned hysicans, it is qualification to the
Proprietor that he is enabled to offer, those af.
ficted with it, goodly prospect of relief, in that
highly valuable remedy, the VEGETARLE INDIAN
Specific The Indians are happy in their know
ledge of medical plents, governed wholly By
perience, they are certain as to their effect, and
It is said by an author of great character, that
true consumption is disease never known among
them.
CERTIFICATE.
"BALTIaoRE DEC z, 1925.
al, w. PRICE, of the city of Baltimore, do
hereby certify and declare, that was Tor a long
time afflicted with severe cold, accompanied
with an almost neessant cough, and pain in my
breast and lungs; also splitting Of blood and put
Q rulent matter from the lungs, with night sweats
and fevers, and was much emaeiated with loss of
appetite. rest, &c. Ispplied to several eminent
physicians, and passed through course of med-
cine but could obtain no relief, and found myself
fast sverging on to a confirmed consumption
Having at length heard of the many astonishing
cnres effected BY the Vegetable Indian Specific
WAS induced to make trial oil it, and found almost
immediate relief and my rest restored | con-
Ainued its USE improving fast, my appetite better,
and all The symptoms of the disease daily DUNN
isiing and in few weeks was completely cured,
and have remained so for several months, aud am
nos in better health and flesh than have been
for many years. w. PRICE"
For sale (only) by J. ROBINSON, Druggist,
Worcester Price 81 per bottle.
December %, 1872
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Pants, Dye-St@s, Drugs, .sm-
gconS' Instruments, Windoac-
Glass, &c.
David & John Henshaw & Co.
No. 33, L,adia-Streef. Boston

No. 33, India-Street. Boston,
InFFER for sale, on favora-
- bic terms for Cash or approved credit
SO tons best dry White ! u..ne.
20 do. Red Lead, suitable WorE a,e ma LEAD
LOT Giass-Makers', Pot sidered superior
ters', and Painters use. articles. ''A
100 barrels Spanish Brown.
hhds. Verdigris.
25 tons Whiting.
~ ;os. rIeucn Green-an article much err.
1000 lbs. Chrome Yellow, 'nus'
III cases Chinese Vermilion.
5O barrels Spirits Turpentine. 1,or, a. 9,
Boston Distillery. "' '''e 0ou'h-
20 do. Copal Varnish. for Fnrn;.,,
10 do. Litharge.
10 do. Shellac. 9Pdi'
SoO Kegs White Lead, ground in oil,
New-Engand Crown Window. Oh. -
s'zes-at the Mandatory prices. VI "iA
5OU bags crude Saltpetre.
100 barrels refined do.
SOo do. Rosin-South- Boston manpfact,r.
90 bags sumac. "i'"t'acturs.
10000 los. Roman Vitriol.
so carboys Oil Vitriol.
6000 lbs. Argol.
10 hhds. Copperas.
so barrels Alum.
SO boxes Upton's Glue.
~ casks English Bleaching Powders
200 barrels ground Camwood.
4O0 do. other ground Dye-Woods
3OOO lbs. Extract Yellow-Oak R.,,,
70 cases Gum 7ragacanth.
do. do. Opium.
$500 lbs. do. Camphor.
20 sacks Gum Aloes.
III cases do. Arabic.
5o barrels Alcohol, in good order. and Of b;o.
proof. VI ihSn
bales Orange Peel.
do. Alexandra SIENNA.
10 do. Rad. Gentian,
20 do. Cascarilla Bark.
apothecarles' Glass Ware, of all kinds
100 OF. Otto Of Rose.
100 lbs. Oil Burgamot.
100 lbs. do. Lemon.
1000 lbs. do. Peppermint.
5000 lbs. Cream Tartar.
10 natrels' very superior quality, cold express.
. barrels Castor Oil, Cd quality.
facture MANU-
1000 lbs. Rochelle Salts, do. do
200 doz. Soda Powers, in tin boxes.
so do. Lemon Syrup.
Also
"A large assortment of Sur
geons' instruments, ofsuperior quality, and at
low PrIces.-Together with large stock of
Faints, Medicines, and Dye-StufTs.
V Gentlemen wishing to purchase
any Of the above articles, are respectfully in
vited to call.
Boston, March 81, 1926. CIV
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JhO0NI GeG!G ASSESS
Very Cheap.
EDWARD LOTHROP.
A T his LOOKING-GLASS

"A 1 HIo LOONfINO-OL LINZ
IN MANuFAcroRY, No. 81 Market-street,
Cup Stars,) offers an extensive assortment oil
LOoKlNG.GLAssES, of the first quality,
which will be sold for Cash.
Country Traders and others, who
purchase to sell again, are respectfully re-
ques:ed to call and examine for themselves.
Much pains have been taken to pan-
ufacture style of Glasses that wcdld be
likely to suit this class OF customers.
All Glasses sold for transportation,
are put up with great care and faithfulness.
Portrait ard Picture Frames furnish
ed on favorable terms.
Boston, April 4, 1896. CIV
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GRENVILLE's
Chemical Mk-Poaoder,
For the immediate production of permanent
BLACK INK.
THAT this Ink is superior to

MIA / LIllS INK IS superior 70
any thing of the kind. heretofore offer
ed the public, will appear from the following
considerations -
1t produces a beautiful jet black Ink inanae-
diaisly. 1t flows smoothly from the pen,
continues The mark from large 10 a hair stroke,
and will not yield to any chemical action
which does not destroy the paper. 1t is en-
ttrely soluble. and is therefore wholly free from
the vscous sediment invariably found in every
other kind of Ink. As durable, thin, and
uniform liquid, il has been preferred, by all
who have made trial OF it, to any other Ink
in use.
Sold by A. t. LOWE, Druggist, No. 70,
Bowdoin Row, Court street, Boston.
Booksellers, Statoners, &c. will he supplied
by the quantity, on favourable terms.
Boston, Dec. is, 1925.
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Notice.

D AN away from the Subscrib-
4 q er, on the Sd inst. an indented Appren-
t'ce, about eleven years old, by the name of
LOAMME BALDWIN SLOCOMB. hereby
forbid all persons harboring or trusting said Ap-
prentice on my account, as shall pay no debts
of his contracting after this date.
AMBROSE CHASE.
Sutton, April A, 1896.
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March 90, 1926.

Worcester, ss. March 90, 1926.
a TTACHED on mesne pro-
IN cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold, at Public yendue, at Col. Ohve,
Adams Inn, in Westminster, on Saturday the
tweuiy-ninth day Of April next, at one o'clock
p. NJ. all the Right 10 Equity Capt. ISAAC
WILLIAMS has TO redeem his mortgagec
Real Estate, on which he now lives, situated
in the south .eastwardly part Of Westmin-
ster, on the post road leading from Westm'n-
ster to Worcester.
HENRY COOLIDGE, Jr. d. Sheriff,
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Worcester, ss. Probate Office, April 1, 1896
70 ne K,few and Heirs If BENJAMIN CHAN-
DER, late IF Petersham, IN sad County, de-
ceased. and 10 all others concerned in The
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear Git you
see fiji at the Court OF Probate to be holden at
Ten,pleton in said County, on the Thursday next
after the third Tuesday in May next, at ten OF the
clock, before noon, 10 show cause why the Instru-
ment which purports TO be the last Will and Tes-
lament Of said deceased, should not be approved !;
and YOU viii be heard thereon.
THEOPHS. WHEELER, Reg.
By order Of The Hon. Judge.
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from Me Co0persfo,en Frccn,n,,'s ,Io,trnc,
LEG AL liUAlOlIR

y
""cHS"I' IDS cause, which was action of eject
VS.. tnent, was brought TO trial before The Hon.
.rossc Samuel Nelson judge of the sixth district
DIT INC Oisega circuit, on the 9Th of January 1896
AVIAN Stewart, esq. of counsel for the plaintiff
opened his case After stating the title Of the plaintiff
ne adVered to what he understood be the grounds Of
'c uc'andanS defence, and gave, in the happcst STYLE
OF aceious irony, for which he so celebrated, the
following deduction of the defendants title TO the
misses in question.
The first iteatec of this earth was Adam and his
patent, which WAS accompanied with the technical for
mainly OF RUe1y Of Sezcn, be found in the goth We So
OF the first chapter Of the book of Moses In virtue
OF this title Adam enjoyed the possession Of this ear
un' his decease when Tie property passed by descen,
10 gentleman OF the name of Noah, who at his de-
cease lett three sons, his heirs law namely She,n
ham, aud Japhet, who, by partition amopfr themselves
respectively took Europe, Asia, and Africa seayinp
america then an undscov cred country. unappropria
ted he title to America thus remaining i'm the he ire
at law OF ADAM the original pateniee the defendanf
lhte!ed TO make out his title to an undivided mart f il
oy showing his lneal descent from the said nafanteo
ana mad tanned by fair caculaon that on partit
OF the land among all the claimants one hundred ocres
OF land, and three hundred acres OF land covero4
water would constitute The fair distrbutiye hare of
zach person, aud the extent of Mr. C ross1 claim
upon the present occasion.
What would be the effect of the de Eendaotl s,.e
IN legal point of view whether as TO The sedncon nj
nue. or as 10 the extent o the claim tic acetious com
sci SAID lie should hazard no observations untL The
'eSTned counsel opposed TO hun had been fully heard
Inc reporter having only,hea the opening of the
plaIntlf counsel unable say with hat dsoav f
gal science or professional ingenuity the counsel for
e sustained the defence opened for them BY
Ie opponents nor does he certainly kpesv that they
'ei!ed upon IT. II they did, verdict passed for the
paint, II 10 probable that they met with some enbar
rassHents IN tracing e iueal descent ofe defendant
from i,e original ptenee, Considering the extent OF
,me Which mas elapsed the number of tie family and
he very possible case Of in6dely some of thsadie
through whom long lineage was TO be traced tic
reporter thinks the supposition is well warranted
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19Ogfrat.
SONG.
Ivritlen for Compesi!ion % .N.s.e.

Jprittcn for Composition 10 Music.
. dear 10 me, when DER the
The evening beams are stealing;
when sounds still, the breeze from the bill,
And the distant curtew pealins;
when the last faint ray OF parting day
In the radiant west is CHANGING,
And msts of nigh, aud the pale moonlight
On tie dark blue dancing
Then, waited from far, thy sof, guitar
Comes whispering Ger the tide;
~, the sound vi It's strings more music brings
Than all the world beside.
For IT'S dulcct strain proclaims again
My signal, love, TO thee;
Where though nights gloom is nigh, one giauce oil
thine eye,
brings daylight still for me!
1;bica. META.
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RICHARD FIELD,
RoBERT BOILING,
WRIGHT RoBINsoN,
ALEX. CUYNINGHAM,
DnS.r-{,.. Dn,t H. T0-
Bunker's Hill for Sale.

IHNlIE subscriber win sell Io,h day Of March
~ next at IL o'clock Public Auction before the fort
aoor OF the Eagle Tavern, u the City of Richmond his
Plantation called BUNKER'S HILL, lying on Powl;tc
Creek in the county of Chesterfield FIVE and half miles
above the Town OF Manchester, and Manchos-
ter Turnpike Road and James River. This Plantation
coni"ins9ol acres Of Land; half Of which is wood,
heavily nmbered with oak and pine; and sixty
oi the Land are excellent creek bottoms.
lhe improvements ESi'sist of con,niodious DweIlir
tiouse Barn. Stable an Ice House, other convenient
cut houses, aiio very valuable Saw Mill abundanfy
suPriIch with water from Powitc Creek and h timber
nom Tue a'Jaeeni woodlands of the Plantation There IS
also on the same Creek newly erected Crist Mill in cx
ceert order and III good ueighbourhood for custom TIE
fiahtauon is situated IN very agreeable nsighbouhood
and IS wei watered and healthyas Country residence
thefe are few situations desa bic; md il ossesses
ING same time the convenience of proximity to market
The cber, intending to the Western Conn
Try VIII offer good bargain and easy terms to the pucha
ser Those who may BE- disposed purchase such popcr
w. are requested to visit the premises where the subscriber
OF IN his absence Mr. Jordan Smith will give them SUCH
uIthe information upon the subject they may desire
u Terms made known on the day Of sale, which will
be conducted ny c. & g. CLARKE, Auctioncers
ANDERSON EDWARDS.
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TO COTTON GROWERS

VIE subscriber has erected cttnvenen and roorry
n liousc IN the ~ the present occui,ed bv
nun on Cory street, where he will receive CO7YOyT
okohfGE, free of charge the planter, if sod vir-
m ms house, but storage t" be charged all eases When
the cotton is taken away. Tic will either sell on
rgive in cash the highest price paid in the market
.M.3Dl5O.Y W.4L7TT.4LT
sept 30 20 Sc