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W. ". HANCOCK.
RICHARD ELAN.
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& iCii MtkfNt-Tl. having ccC:r'i
house. directly the spot where tharS f.. thaPP"' shop
prepared manufacture Carriages. iaar."<.
$nkirs. i.incss description r"c.
To. t:c "'ii i. bands princHtIy om the Northern c:li"s.
vc boa c.rn!! I" ta9.oy h;t ic br ~
hra.r iirir :n"Ss. Th,ir have :ti g"rit ~
III" i cash. in The Northern markets. wth ~!
la disposed
ti.y rGrIc elsewhere" ~! hnG repairing :1;r
with TcatTc.. patch We vii! ~ times Err large
in". which silt sell snail av,m"a. L.
Car1" i!lacnd unl"rias!. Prime Edward. Charlotte
will arnr Or, which m rusGt i.
E. l.. = l.. G.. I'll AiIiLI.
" Z. VIZ :nui takn > r;"i apprentice. TIE o
,u.irs.s from /. - yrrTs old. &. l.. /. -. &.
Or I,
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SYLVAN HILL ACADEMY.-i.c nc&. session in
i t!!5 n$ur.u. viii commence on the I'h day OF
Januar:. i-H. i! cnuI$r Of ius'r:8ra embraces. IL"
Latin, Greek. F'";ch and English Languages. FI:.
r,:!aT attention IS given Mathematics aad t. G!p;rS
Il has been twcmy!our years sine" II" *iA>c:brr
m"ncei the responsible" ia.;rs Of lis pref s,.on and few
have lrH EIsscd. in cnnrn' d. tr"2 with titc
esteem and !Jvr oi their pupils, ard ii" con:1H.cr #
hoiT patrons. he could say much he thinks: "!t!
truth il COMMUNICATION Of his School. L. ho::cv"r: pa.
rents woi,i property appreciate the Solemn ALLEGATION
they under - their children whose present iu:"I;>
and fame destiny hr have much, very much. in ticig
i !:!s-f tEey would remember hn" initiative the
al youth IS. and how listing the H!"cnc2 t." cal
mpr"ssi"ns-is School would receive larger portion
Of their attention and patronage, than tie INST aJorcd
cu!ugy Oh us merits would procure
Trms.-F"r Beard, Tuiiinn and washing. 800 -
Bedding and Candles. if Furnished: By The uhscrihrr -
TIL. y. FOX
Address Til II. Fox:p. NJ. Thomr$on'a Stare, Han.
eve! comfy. [.i!--w,2jJ Dee. -
z DMlNiSTRATOR' :IDTiCE.-All persons ha:-
a imr claims against The estate 81 Nicholas Co:"
dec d. requested to present them 'or payment. ~
insc indebted. earnestly requested to make nmc
d:ae payment as longr. indulgence wI not he given.
STEPHEN KENT, .!dm'r
Halifax. Va. Dec. & Gl-wtT
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Total,

Excess Of revenue over engagement. and
liabilities Sos2,S3l -
In the report Of last year, the estimated
at S47G 227 3D. but the revenue was Sl0a163 10 more
than the estimate and the expenditure $50 o4l "a less,
which accounts for tt:c difference.
The revenue If the last exceeds that Of the preceding
year. SlU4 57- 3D. equ"! 10 thirteen and half per
increase.
The general condition of Tic department the lst Of
July last is by statements from the Auditors Of
flee TO have been rs follows, VIZ:
Due to III. Department
prior To Isl .ny. 10. SGh2,tS2 40
Deduct for b I'd anl G2C:;l-
full debts, ISL 1927 20
GIL ,l55 {.
Due to the Department fYr the year
ending 3uth June, lS@5, 590,lll u
Cash in bank Ii Juy 1896, 1872, UU5 4G
Due from the Treasury Tor extra c.rik
hire, 224l0 s.
Estimated for dcGc;cn, !oturna, ssh GO
Total available means, ST. PA G25 -
Due from the Department
accIuing prior TO isl Jul
ly, 1895, $T6,542 50
Accru;ng within thr year
ending 3tnh June lust, $40 2t3 50
Estimate Of caima no, pre-.
scn,ed, say 10000 90
SG42.7s3 81
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e IGRN MEAl..-Nc shall keep constantly on hand.
q at Mills. supply of fresh e-oHn! corn r.cal,
made from sound white for sale at the loves! mar
kcl price. I. }. CHEW ALLIE n CO.
Nov. =. .i-2twts
p TOR Sale. at the Richmond Enquirer O2:cc. JOHN.
Il son !: Du-arts "c*, Philadelphia ic~:s and BnoH
INK, frai:aat"dN Z. fair. moderate T-ic:s
Il" 4 :,s&t0m $&p&y Kept haaA "a S@;; hr s,c<ni
wi rrfrV I:$NnSi;"T Sh"'rH "a ngt G:HaH, Printers
Il p Az AWAY from the subscriber al ,ul the 9Th of
q s, Augus. Inst. 4 Negro fellow. named JACK. He
was hired Of .,i. Thomas Bottom Of Manchester III,
IS about - years cid. Of small stature and l: y!say,
: he description Of his clothing is Icc"i!rclei \ r.
ward Of - xii! be paid for lis delivery to ne previous
- the 2ltil ot Dee. inst. Wi J FORE
Chesterfield. Dec. ~. 1886. I'll
EBOI.k'S HOTEL. w,suiyorny CRY. d. C.-.iJn
s. Pennsylvania .ircHaf, Gad 7hiY! sirrr rrar tic
t"piS', and Just cae :qWare Hcs ,ftrm tic RAJ. EagG
Dfy6t.
Being 10 the Depot and the -aGne SIDE Of the
Avenue, gentlemen or ladies' Gaming thai way and wish.
ing 10 stop n this House need ncr lI. cxpcu>e of
hack; and Porter will be in attendance TO receive
and transport their baggage withnu, cost.
This House is conducted as here lo:orr with an eye
directed particularly to the comfort and cacs Of
iadss-lhe DOORS therefore, not open after O'Clock
night. unless of the guests are attending the
Theatre pary-and distilled liquor can be pro.
cured in the House NO one is lodged in room with
another without consent. Any desiring private parlnrs
meals be gratiiied. Parties wishing TO engage
rooms, would do well speak for them week before
They arc wanted. t2-rn!w Dsc :
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RICHMOND. EIHG!SIA


c.u.HIl. !I.iUU. IU.UfU "Hu .'"7 NI = :'J
Tickets anal Shares. entire pac."cs N he following
splendid schemes. viii be u!HiS"r" At .,.o,..,
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p:El.ilAi.t. INuCAiInN.-in o:trF 10 edlc-;e my
Z daughters at Noinr have e'!p'ye'! your 'an!
bccn tascd AID rGGcai IN Virginia. 10 tax" ci'"gr o.
L small School al my housc. the cr.'.i- EI''. &c
S,hoo! t, c0:nnt nee Tie li! oi February, lc' ana
terminate The 18TH Of December ty..o":"s H!."'"2
scholastic year o! ten months. -,
SIX =. c.l ;oun- indies can De acra:fi2o;!at'& ''!'
hoard! Sc il. NV family. Oh the i'!!,"!n! terms
FOR Beard, an. English branches, Si"o
For French Language. ~
Fox Driving aud Painting. J."
f.: Music the Piano. ~
AiLLcss !a.I>5,.o Pos: Once Chestcr:isli county .
II. HANCOCK.
dc. H. "i-"-N
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81 October Cont. ir"G: ..e,,.-
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21
NEW SPAPERS,

There is an eloquent eulogy on
1wspapers in one Of the Boston jour
IS. "a hint read 10 a newspaper"
Is the writer, "may Influence a
fughsless mother in the education OF
child, and new energies may be
feloped 10 the child, and new objects
len 10 those energies-she, 10 her
10, becomes q mother, and her chill
,}n derive a tenfold benefit from the
ginal caution that arrested the at
lion ofthe grandmother.-This may
'of the stuff that dreams are made
P-but we ,oiK hope that the news.
per press, with all its errors, abuses,
neglect, does much for human
pwiedge and human happiness
Nv carelessly we read the newspa-
b! We glance our eyes over the
Ftriagss and deaths, and, seeing no
Ruaintance there, We think no more
Them. Yet, what depth Of human
Fsring, are conveyed in the tidings
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

with Col. f amin, made upwards of
400 men ; that Col. F. had about IS
men wounded, who were also left in
the fort.
zACHARIAH s. BROOKS,
WILSON SIMPSON,,
BILLIARD COOPER,
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
William Christy, at New Orleans, this
9th day of April, 1886.
Nm. Christy, Notary Public.
rive copy the above, not to keep
back any testimony on the subject.
We still doubt and hope, however, on :
this subject.-Nat. INTEL. May 14l
ALPHABETICALLY London cor.
respondent of the Spirit of the Times
relates the following story Of loves
vagaries
"a cavalry officer 10 the French
service, recently eloped with rich
and handsome English girl, from her
hotel near the place Vendome, Paris.
Papa followed and overlook the hap
py pair at Versailles. The gallant
lover showed fight, and pitched into,'
the old gentleman. The young lady,
it seems, did not relish this, and few
at the lover, soaring his face with
her nails. Ia the melee, of came his
wig and whiskers, on the sight of his
bald head, the lady Immediately walk.
ed off with her father, and drove home.
The swain, sincerely attached to her
(money Followed, attempted to make
his way into his dulcinia's sweet pres.
ence, but papa had sent to the proper
quarter, for his Colonel came and or
dered him into arrest. The Colonel
was struck with the lady's charms, she
has II 900 sterling & sovereign ones)
accepted an invitation to "tea" with
them, proposed that evening, was ac-
cepted, (for Miss longed for husband)
and the marriage was to take place on
the 18th. The first lover released
from his arrest, challenged the Col.
pricked him with his sword through
the lungs, and the lady, loath to be
husbandless, again took to her swain
No. 1, and has married him. There's
a chapter OF accidents for you. "None
but the brave deserve the fair /"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21
LFrom the Cincinnati Gazette
GENERAL HARRISON,

1t is enough to make one smile, in look.
ing over the IAN Buren, prints, to note
the miserable and pittiful shifts to which
"THE PARTY" are driven in their al
tempts to defame Gen. HARRIsoN. The
falslty OF their attacks upon HIM IS often
90 palpabIe and gross as to lose all pow
er to injure. OF this class, we deem the
eplthet of"cowARD" applied to him by
the Nantes in general. Now, the hiss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21
aB0etrp.
I'VE BEEN THINKING.

h been thinking, I've been thinking,
lo What a curious world we're in,
ed are sleeping, eating. drinking,
ust as they have always been,-
\ tuTare strutting, dandies quiszing,
\ Jisses toiling night and day,
y . are sporting. girls are frizzing,
Grandmas fidgeting away.
h "a is crying, Mary singing,
~ ack is laughing merrily,
10y st is flying. tea-bells ringing.
Ftthese have music sure for me
! asants toiling, rich men riding,
d taring with lordly phiz,
Eues through every crowd are gliding,
I'D tounds! how queer world it is.
hdrying some. in marriage giving.
others like the world of old,
;, but me are feasting, living.
p Would that wives were to be sold !!
hers have their dears in plenty,
nd their bosoms heave with love,
had chances, nineteen, twenty
oBut dare not one improve.
bkers shaving, sheriffs dunning,
enP Politicians pull your sleeve.
lnters scolding, wits are punning,
ail-birds begging for reprieve,
achers waring, idiots ranting,
n bacchus toe, hath devotees,
1 fder wretch your wife's gallantiug,
What a deuced fool he is.
ny ers spouting, clients listening,
I'D Doctors prating of their skill.
kients grooming .school-boys whistling,
Striving all old time to kill,
al dagogues of science telling.
th Milliners of pretty things-
Boyyers stroll with bosoms swelling.
y - list ening while the night bird sings.
pHuds are lowering, tempests bowling,
friends suspecting, foes are glad.
,. dren screaming, mistress scowling,
Merry bosoms now are sad,
lsto they are gone forever,
K Il is gay as it has been,
. tbeams shine, the girls-oh never!
What curious world we're in.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

entirely for strangers during the trav-
cling season, and city boarders are to
be received for the rest OF the year on
ly. This is perfectly proper, as it
was erected for hotel, and not for a
boarding house, and there is much
more want Of the former than of the
latter.
The Messrs. Boyden will conduct
the Park Hotel in style worthy Of
the magnificent structure. There are
no persons in this country, nor any
other, more experienced or more COM
petent. Their preparations have been
made on grand scale, and in the
spirit of liberal enterprise, which is Of
course TO preside over the conduct of
the house. 1t is difficult to give the
distant reader any clear idea of the
magnitude of the concern, but few
facts may assist his fancy. The pile
is a quadrangle, two hundred feet
front by 100 fee, deep, six stories
high, and built around court of about
70 by 100. There are about 800
rooms in the house, each containing
fire place and bell, aud between 80
and 100 servants will be required.
The great dining room is "a feet by
so the ladies' dining room about As
by SO. The water and gass pipes are
amply distributed to the very top.
The paths in the south wing are hume.
rous and we'll fitted. OF the vast a.
mount Of furniture required, some no.
ton may be formed from the quantity
of single article; 5000 spoons are
ordered. A wine merchant Of great
practical skill, who has been engaged
for many months in collecting the
wines, says that there has never been
a stock in the country that could com :
pare with it for extent, variety, and
quality. -
FRANKLIN ELEcTIoN.-The Danville
Reporter says;
"[t has been mentioned az a fact,
that during the canvass 10 Franklin
county, the election of Holland and
Kean the ivan Buren, candidates was
openly advocated among the Dutch,
who held 20 slaves. and are therefore
opposed TO slavery, on the ground that
Van Buren, was an aboitionis,."
This is a pregnant fact. If such argu-
ments are used among those, who. by
nature and habit. are preJudiced against
slavery, In the South, we may be sure
that they are not lost sight of among the
Abolltionists of the North.-Virg.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21
From the Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore American.
The annexed statements, we regret
to say, leave no room 10 doubt the &C.
curacy of the accounts which have
heretofore reached US of the deliberate
aud cold-blooded massacre perpetrated
by the Mexican Soldiery upon their
Texan prisoners belonging to Fan
MINIS and other detachments. The
fate Of Colonel Fannin himself is yet
doubtful, that officer having been left
behind at Goliad with few others, in
consequence of their wounds.
From the New Orleans Cour. April 81.
We the undersigned, Wilson Simp-
son, DiIlia. Cooper, and Zachariah
S. Brooks, do declare that we were
members Of Capt. Shackieford's com.
pany in the late division of the Texan
army commanded by Col. J. w. F an
min ; that, after the surrender of Col.
Fannin and his men, they were march.
ed back to Goliad, where they were
kept eight days; that early in the
morning Of the eigth day, they we're
ordered out unarmed, 10 four divisions,
to hunt up beeves, as they were infor-
med ; that they had proceeded moi
more than 800 yards from the fort,
when they were ordered to halt, lay
down their blankets, and face abou, !;
they did SO, and wire fred upon by
the guards that nearly every man in
this division was killed by this fire !;
Opponents, not being wounded, made
their escape by running the other 8
divisions were fired on al the same
time deponenls do not know their
fate they think however, that very
few Of the whole number of prisoners,
amounting 10 all to about 400 men, es-
capped that Col. Fannin, having been
wounded in the hip, was left in the
fort when they marched out, with Dr..
Shackleford, DR.. Furguson, and d..
burnard, who were kept in the fort to
attend the wounded Of the enemy E.; that
they learned from the enemy during
the time they were prisoners, that they
had 100 men killed and wounded 10
The battle, and that their whole force
consisted Of about 1000 men. Depo-
nents further state that the George
battalion were taken prisoners near
Dimitle's landing, and brought into
the fort the day before deponeats divis-
ion marched out, and were marched
out at the same time with the others,
and which added 10 the number taken
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21
USEFUL.

T The following is said to be an ln-
fallible cure for the tooth ache.
"To table spoonful Of any kind of
spirits, add the same quantity of sharp
vinegar, and a tea spoonful of common
salt-mix them well together bold
the liquor in the mouth SO that il can
enter the cavity or hollow 10 the tooth
it will give almost instantaneous relief.
without any increase of pain"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21
Miscellaneous.

real GENTLEMAN.-He never Dress
lin the extreme of fashion. but avoids
tularity in his person or habits.
affable with his equals, and pleasant
attentive to his interiors.
a conversation he avoids hasty, ill
hpered or insulting remarks.
Pays punctually for his newspaper,
Never prizes into another persons af-
Is.
poes never, under any circumstances
Yhk i'll of woman.
lever CUTS an acquaintance. who has
4 with reverse OF fortune and
le always pays the postage on his
Iers Of business.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

mister Sailor,'' said an old lady to
heather beaten tar, who had called
her house for luncheon, "you must
4 great many curiosities at sea 2"
ph yes" said Jack, and Immediately
hmenced telling Of the great levia-
ms Of the deep. "How do these
lat fish live 7" queried the old lady.
h." said Jack, "much as the large
live on landry devouring the
ller ones" "But they don't ea.
b raw, do they Z" "Oh no." was
reply, "every Dth fish carries a
Tie on his tail for cooking I"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21
A CHEAP GREEN PAINT.

Take four pouads of Roman Vitirol.
and pour upon it tea kettle full Of boil.
ing water; when the vitirol is dissolved.
add two pounds ofpaarlash, and stir the
mixture well with a stick until the effsr.
vessence ceases then add quarter of
pound OF pulverized yellow arsnic, and
stir the whole together. Lay it on with
paint brush, and if the wall has not
been painted before, two or three coats
will be necessary. If pea green be-
required put in less, and if an apple
green more, Of the yellow arsnic. The
cost OF thus paint is less than one fourth
OF oil colour, and the beauty far superi-
or Yankee Farmer.
10 destroy s0orms on Cabbage.-
The following receipt has been com
IMPLICATED to US by a subscriber.
Tenn. Farmer.
JUDGE EMERSON For at least IS
years past nave pursued the follow
ing mode of destroying worms on cab.
bage with uniform success
About day-break, when the dew is
on them, take rye meal in sitter and
sift it on every head that has any
worms on it, as soon as the dew dries
they will become stiff, from the meal
attached 10 them while wet, and will
never move again this you may rely
on. 1872
A BAKED PoTAFoE PupDrNG.-
IL ounces of potatoes boiled, skinned,
aud mashed, one ounce Of cheese grated
tine add as much boiling water as is
necessary to produce due consistency
and bake 1t in earthen pan Yankee
Farmer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

AT late meeting of the Colonization
Society Of New York, donations to the
amount of 81 500 were made to establish
College at Liberia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

o. A late New York paper says !:
The Aston Hotel approaches rapioidly
to completion, and will be ready for
guests in few weeks. This mighty
establishment will form mos, impor-
tant addition TO the Aostclris of our ci-
~, and travellers will be relieved from
some OF the Inconvenience 10 which
they have been exposed here for want
OF accommodations. Ii is design
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23
TVHE SUBSCRIBERSH HAVING COMPLETED ar


engagements both in the Importing and manufacturing OF art
their line of business, enabled 10 connect with
retail trade that of whoesaleng and lake
opportunity of informing merchants dealing In Watches.
Jewey Fancy Goods that by these arrangements they will
be in oHant receipt Of all articles connected with the Jewe
rads both foreign and domestic which they will furnish 10 the
best advantage dealers of the city, The foowidg articles
have Just Se-n received, viz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS OF M. J.Tobas
Co.; Jne. Hsrson; Moneas ard others manufacture with
variety Of French and Swiss ofhe Lepine duplex and anchor
opponents.
PLA TED WARE.-SheAield and Birmingham manufacture
Ums; Branches Casters; Candestck Butertubs Dihcovers
Botte-stands; Epegnes with glass Dishes Walters &c &c
JEWELRY.-Diamond Suits; Ear Rings; Pins and Rings
Suits Of Cameo, Mosaic and PEARL Gold Conean and Agate
Ear Drops; God Chains Of variety of paes Forenns and
Mosas in Of Ear Rings and Pin both real and ma
ton; Gold and plated Seals Keys and fob chsns-
FANCY GOODS-Siyer, She'll and Ivory Card Cases Gold
Silver Snuff Boxes; Gold and Silver evrponted Pencils
Tooth Picks &c; Bronzed goods of every Silver and
bronzed Gard ks beautiful silver Gard Baskets; Purses Eye
Spectaces; Comedian aud Agate Desk Seals CologRe
Stsnds Cigar Gases and Holders with variety of other
articles
Additions making every day present assortment and
exeon will be made 10 render desirable for Sne and
Western merchants to call upon MARQUAND co.
feb Aim l8l Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

SOME PROOFS THATTHERE ARE GOOD
of New Bedford Dr. BRANDRETH refers genuine
ness W. AIbo Prince ard Bowery who
are now agents for the sale If BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Dr. Brand,eth-Sir About eight weeks past saw your
Pills and read Of wrapping papers, but thought
catching thng still advised them by persons who said
they RIGHTEOUS PILLS was, however, faite Of
boxes took them according The directions and found thai they
helped much My neighbours knowing how long had been
ann were saious 70 Know ,ne itsa. ana nhtmed hem
induce 10 purchase My wife for long time had been
in poor of health She took and found great
benefit And sir excuse while detail of
life were all frtered DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION Weak
%cH e ASTHMA GREAT loss oF sfTf
GUOR, TREMOR, COSTIvENESS, &c &c. Such haveb been
varied symptoms, bit and will say, that took
medicine your Pills. which parts my
complaints inent with them, and you send
me 500 boxes which you must charge at the wholesale price
Dyspepsia iaamnaory rheumatism de-, efectuaily cured
NewYork l57 Laurens street, Feb. 2, 1886
Dr. Brsndeth-Sir: Your Vegetable Unvsrs Pills have been
through Providence The restoring health and enjoy
men, when other had been used without in the least
prev with hem was an
lid had had the advice Of the eminent in profess
and Inhammaloy Rheumatism. My symptoms pains my
right and also in my left side back almost every lime,
which often became bad conne my bed Twas also
subject t. violent spasmodc attacks and frequently sick headache
indeed miserable in the For years had
relish for my food and seldom enjoyed sound sleep have
been frequently bed istered required
began with nesimsbe Pills. Indeed every winter for four
past have been laid bed in agony but fortunately
commenced with your Pills May and thank God have
perfectly restored. have felt tme Tor
many years. Make what please of i. communication,
duty to and the public generally for the benefits have
experienced am sir yours very IssP ss "a
Office, 1877 Hudson nearly opposite Price Is
cents per box feb l6-lm*