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q DICTIONARY Of Arts, Manua,cfuTrs ~ -
T-r Nm OF her Principles and Praetee BY ADt,evS
re " - p X = &c illustrated with 1910 enpTavjr,
me volume OF 1870 pages strongly bounI in BE- liner
ap 2S -''Nf' * NORRIS.
, 1843-05-13
The Southern, published at Jack.

The Southern, published at Jack.
son, Miss. gives the following accom-.
of a tragedy in that State: We learn
from agentiem1n direct from Benton.
fazoo county, some Of the particu-
lars of a most melancholy occurrence
1t seems a Mr.. Trice had been hunt
ing, and on his return he heard a noise
IN his gin house. He called out and
asked the cause-no answer was re.
TUNED. He got off his horse and o.
pened the door--a runaway negro
man and his wife, the property Of q
Mr.. Vaughn, were inside of the door.
The negro man raised a rifle loaded
with slugs and fired at Mr.. Trice, the
slugs entering his body and head.
He asked the negro why he had shot
him--nOanswer was returned; where
upon he raised his gun and shot the
man down, at the same time severely
wounding the woman. Mr.. T. walk
ed a few steps and sat down, and in a
lew moments died.
, 1843-05-13
CIyciSyATI, Nav 4.

'oN
fiour-Ah yesterdays receipts were o.
fease's brand which stands well with ship
pera. The lot was taken at So 10 IL and
inspection. The same price was offered the
city millers, and declined. They are hold.
ing at So 25.
"heat.--Our city miIlers are not inclin
ed to pay over SOC. for wheat, notwithstand.
Ing The recent excitement in the st. Louis
market 1t has cold there as high as 55c.
But a private letter of the latest date as.
sures US it had ALLEN back to So, with more
sellers tina" buyers, and it was thought i,
would settle down at about 47c. Our mill
ers had made large purchases there before
the late ~'ise--one mill having engaged 90
600 bushels. 1t begins to arrive here every
day or two and keeps the mills in opera.
ton.
, 1843-05-13
List of Letters.

EMAINING in the Post office a.
8e Bowling Green, Mo-, on LIST April,
l843, which if not taken out in three
months, will be sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
Mrs. Nancy Adams, James H Allison;
Mr.. Bogers, Temple f. Bell, A. ].
Bennett. Miss NJ. A. Bell, Rev. Richard
Bond, Thomas Bland; James Cowherd,
Jacob Grow, Sarah Caldwell, Josiah Car
roll, Jas. d Caldwell, Thomas H Ellis,
Richard Fortune, Chas. Gates, Carnes
D Henderson 2, Thos. H. Harris, Doct.
w Huff Abraham Inloe, Mr. Maddox,
John P Mifleton, Mr.. McPike, Jeremi-
ah Moore, VIM. Penix, Joseph Roberts,
James M. Rider, John Rogers, Stephen
Stemmons 2, P. Spears, Robert Sum-
mers, Mrs. Hugh Shannon, John Tallea-
faro, John Turner, Doct. w Thorn.
ton, James P Woodruff, Thos. B Whit
ledge, Thos. S. Waters, John Wilson
Isaac Ward.
Fl. G. EDWARDS, p. NJ.
April sth lS43. 23-tf.
, 1843-05-13

to allay as it was to juggie into office
a man who has manifested such q
willing disposition to be used as an
instrument of pa~rtiality and oppres-
sion.
One word in relation to the great
stress laid by Judge T., on my use of
an anonymous name, though much
more might be said on il. This is no
personal controversy or quarrel, nor
shall it be, Notwithstanding The pitifuI
attempts to make il such. IF ! had
such personal quarrel, | should have no
objections to placing my narne at the
bottom. But as this is a public cues
ton, and all the public have to do is
to decide on the merits Of arguments.
they will readily perceive tina, every
effort 10 give it a personal aspect,
only betrays the weakness aYd guilt
of the party making the attempt.
With NV thanks &c the Editor for
his courtesy in publishing my COM
munications, for aught / know Against
his private incIinations. | submit the
whole matter 10 an intelligent ru,aic.
JUSTICE.
P. S. | had an anecdote for tie
Judge. but my limits admonish me To-
forbear any addition. J.
, 1843-05-13
Deaths.

In Rocheport, Boone County, Mo-, on
the 18th March last, MIR. Geo. c. Dale,
in the 5lst year of his age.
At his residence near New Madrid,
Mo-, on Thursday, April 9th, lS43, af-
ter a painful illness DR.. Robert d. Daw-
son, in the SD year of his age.
At Pennington, Mo-, on Saturday, the
18th of April, Miss Lucinda S., Daugh-
ter Of Judge John D. Boyce, in the 18th
year of her age.
, 1843-05-13

Death Of a child from Swallowing
lie ends of Locofoco Matches.-The
Coroner held an inquest on the ODD
ult. in New York, on the body of a
child named Bridget Greenan, not
quite two years old.
During the absence of the mother
for a short time. the child got hold Of
some matches, bit off the ends and
swallowed them. 1t was soon after
seized with vomiting, which contenu.
ed until the following day, when DR..
Nichols was called in who administer.
ed medicines, &C., but without effect,
the child diving at about halfpast 6
o'clock. Verdict, died from swallow.
ing phosphorus.
, 1843-05-13
Marriages.

On Thursday the llth inst, by Jas
W.. Campbell, Mr.. ADDISON ]. Bounds, O.
this place, to Miss Margaret Pritchet
all of this county.
On Monday, the 9Th inst, by Rev
Mr.. Beck, Mr.. Mendcnhall to Miss Eliz.
abeth Sanford all of this county.
In St. Louis. at the residence of Mr.
John McCone, in this city, by the Rev,
H.. M. Field, Samuel CLASSIFY, Esq, tc
Miss Jane Burbridge, daughter of the
late Benjamin Burbridge Of Louisiana
Mo.
, 1843-05-13
STATE OF MIS>oURI,)-
In the County Court, Nav Term

49,
In the County Court, May Term 1s43.
z ASPER SHUTWELL Administrato Of
81 the Estate OF John Cash deceased,
comes into Court and flies his petition for the
sale of the real estate Of said deceased, and
seid petition is accompanied by a true &C
count of his Administration, q list OF the
debts due to and by the deceased, and an
inventory Of the real estate, and all ofsets
in his hands, the whole verified by the snid
Administrator, il is therefore ordered that
all persons interested in sal id estate, he noii-
fed hereof, and unless the contrary be
shown on the first day OF the next August
term of this court; an order will he made
for the sale OF the following real estate, ly
ing in said county of riko, and described as
follows, viz: beginning on the southerly
side of survey 1854, in 7. No. So, N. of X.
No. 3 W, of me eth principal meridian,
SCI post corner from which hickory 10 in
dis., bears s.. SO, w. 90 links, and a black
oak 20 in dia., bears s. u, w. 90 links,
thence south $500 chains intersected ! sec
ton post, between No. % aud twcnty-three
at $500 chains, set post corner hom which
pin oak "a in dia. bears 20 F.. 46 links, and
n ditto Is in dia. bears S 10, w. so links,
thence west from the centre of section No
33, at Is chains entered prairie, bears n.
f. and S. w. 80, 30 links, the / section cor
ner on the line betw cen sections No. 50 and
80, at 30 cha ms entered timber, at 70 chains
set post corner 3, 81 links, south Of the
corner to sections No. %, 90, 80, and 33,
from which n pin oak IL in dia bears s.
30, W. 81 links, and an elm IA in dia.
bears n. 81, f. IL links, thence west nj
$500 chains set post, corner from which ar
elem Q in dia., bears N. 45, F.. % links,
and n b oai, "a IN din. bear. S. IS, +.
IS links, thence N. 400 chains; the or.
section corner between sections No. 20 and
32-25, SO chains set post corner, on the
line OF survey No. 1854, corner to fraction.
al section No. 20, from which an elm II in
dia =, bears 5. 6s, w. l3 links, and a ditto
10 in dia. bears N. 30, f.. Z links, thence
with the line Of survey No. 1854, N. 81
4. at 1000 chains, corner to fractional ,en-
tions No. % and 3D. so, 10 chains to the
beginning corner, also q certain other tract
containing So sixty four one hundredth.
acres, and bounded as follows: the east hall
Of the north east Or. Of section 81, in town
ship IS, of range three west, or SO much
thereof as will be sufficient to pay the debts
Of said estate, and further ordered that thi'
notice be published in some newspaper il
this State for six weeks snccessively.
A true copy.
1'este. A II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
May 18th, ls43. owes.
, 1843-05-13

An amusing incident occurred al
Vicksburg, while Mr.. Clay was on
his way to New Orleans. After Mr.
Clay had received the hearty wei
come of the generous Vicksburgers.
and taken leave Of them, the Rain
bow. on which he was a passenger
was about to shove off from the land
ing, when an enthusiastic little
Frenchman, a good Wing. and wei
known TO many Of the citizens o
Mississippi. was seen rushing down
the hill at full speed. crying-"StoF
de boat! stop de boat! / shall see
Mr.. Clayw He succeeded in getting
on board before the plank was pulled
, 1843-05-13
StraYed

EHROM the subscriber, on the head
Of Buffalo Creek, two small thres
year old colts; one a sorrel FLY, well
made, with a small white place in the
forehead, and a little white on the end
of her nose; the other a SENDER made
Iron gray horse COLT stallion, with
a large white spot On the right arm.
Any person knowing such colts will
please convey word to Mr.. a. Fisher
on Buffalo, or to the Radical office.
and they shall be suitably rewarded,
and confer great favor on
JAMES Fl. D. HENDERSON.
April e2d. 1s43 swe5
, 1843-05-13
DF. w. H.. Waters.

"AyING located himself in Bowling
III Green. offers his professional services to
the citizens and public generally. In cases of
intricacy, where additional medical aid sbsli
be deemed necessary, the services of DR.. 7. s.
Waters, will be given without additional
charge.
Bowling Green, Nav 18th, Is43 3w2s.
, 1843-05-13

Lieut.. ]. |. Boyle, of the United
States Navy, of whom it was report
ed that he mad been shot by Com
mandant Voorhees,, arrived at New
York on Saturday from Bremen, in
excellent health. We are pleased 10
learn that no difficulty has ever exist
ed between the two officers named.
Ball. American.
, 1843-05-13

We learn by the kentucky Ga.
zette that GEo. w. JOHNSON, Esq.
has declined the nomination for Con-
Cress in Mr.. Claws district, and tina,
ROBERT WIcKLIFFE. IT., ESQ.,. is the
only opposing candidate of Mr.. DA-
VIC
, 1843-05-13
New and Cheap
GOODS.

rTIlE subscriber has just received 4 large
assortment of
New and Fashionable Goods.
and Groceries of every description, which
having been purchased for CASH at very low
prices, will be sold unusually low for cash or
good produce. Also a large lot of best Juniat.
Ia Nails on commission, which will be sold at
the extremely low price Of 5000 per key
Purchasers will find it TO their interest TO
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
JACOB BLOCK.
Louisiana, Pike county, No.
April l2th. 1913. 1m24.
, 1843-05-13
TOBACCO. HEMP. &C.

iH Tss subscriber San will p. receive and forward
loo rates TO Orleans or the East. Having no
interest in steam boats. and my agents in Or.
leans having no interest in packet ships or
vessels. frcigh,s both here and below, will be
bargained for ut the lowest rates. viii also
advance in cash without any charge for loss
in exchangel from two thirds 10 three fourths
tho value here on Tobacco, Hemp, Flour,
Wheat, Pork, Lard. Bacon. Beef, &c. &c.
GEORGE X. BuDD, Com.
mission & forwarding merchant, "a, Water st.
ST. Louis, MAY 9th, 1913.
Refer to Me'srs. Wm. Luce, & Co. l1or;,;,r,
, 1843-05-13
DEAF AND pJMB SCHOOL,

TINE Undersigned, a grsdu,ts of the Dan
Il vile Dc>f and Dunn Asylum. Ky, will
open a school for the instruction Of deaf and
dumb children. at the residence Of Judge Nc
terland, in Lincoln county Mo.
Terms: fifty dollars per scholar for twelve
months. All who may feel disposed to pat
ronize this school, will please DO assured tha.
no attention shall be wanting. winch viii con.
duce to the advancement of their children in
the path of improvement. Those who NAV
wish to send from a distance can obtain board.
ing cheap in the family Of Mr.. Mcfarland.
A. JACKSON KING
, 1843-05-13
TRUSTEES SALE.


DY virtue. and bv authority Of =
ID Deed of Trust bearing date the
9Th day of December, A. d. 1871.
executed by Jacob G. Remick, and
Hannah his wife. Of the county OF
ST. Louis. and State Of Missouri, t"
Ira Co,tle Of the county Of Lincoln.
and State aforesaid. for the purpose
of securing TO David Bailey a bond
bearing date the 9th day Of Novem-
Der 1s4l, conditioned to pay David
Bailey or or der, (sixtssn months alter
date) one thousand dollars. with int
rest at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum. Said bond being due and
unpaid, therefore |, as Administrator
of Ira Cottle deceased, IN accordance
with the ,e,ms Of the aforesaid deed
of trust. will proceed to sell at pub
lie vendue at and on the premises, on
the tenth day of MAY next, between
The hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and
three o'clock p. M. Of said day. for
cash in hand, the following described
real estate mentioned in SAID deed Of
trust. namely: a certain piece or par
eel of land situate in the county and
state aforesaid. beginning al a stake
and stone on the bank Of the Missis-
sippi river. a little southeasterly Of
the store formerly occupied by }.
B. Parsons, thence westwardly to The
post standing in the corner OF the
door ward Of the house Formerly &C.
cupied BY said Parsons, being in the
south east corner thereof. thence
continuing in the same poin! of the
compass, fifty rods from the place Of
beginning, thence westwardly and
parallel with said river, fifty rods to
a stake and stone. thence eastwardly.
and parallel with the first mentioned
line, fifty roads to a stake and stone
on the Bank Of said river, thence
down said river along the waters edge
fifty rods to the place of beginning.
containing fifteen acres. more or less.
Puntcual attendance will be given bv
ALVORA COTTLF. Ad.
ministrator Of Ira Cottls decd.
April 9th, 1843. 3w73.
, 1843-05-13
Administrator Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has obtainei OF the Clerk OF the
County Court of Pike County, letters OF
Administration on the estate Of John NJ.
Trimble deceased, dated March Eth, lS43,
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
qusted to make immediate payment. All
persons having claims against said estate,
are requested TO exhibit them properly nu-
thenticated, within one year from the date
Of said letters or they may be precluGed
from having any ben6t of said estate, and 1t
not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred. 81
ANDREW J. TRIMBLE, Admir-.
April 29th, lS43. 3w26,
, 1843-05-13

in, butin answer to the circumstances
of the mate that the boat would start
before he could have an Opportunity
of seeing Mr.. Clay, he replied, "Siart
and be id! Suppose you take me
70 New Orleans? | shall not care
| have come all de way from Jackson
TO see Mr.. Clay; have just arrive in
de cars, and | shall see him, by ear!'
Saying which, he rushed up INTO the
cabin, and clearing for himself a pas
sage through the crowd which sur
rounded the great statesman, placed
himself in front of Mr.. Clay. care
you Mr.. Clay?" he demanded. 81
am sir" replied Mr.. Clay. "Den SIT,
shall be very happy to make YOU &C
qnainted wild me-" ! am very thap-
py TO make your acquaintance, re-
piled Mr.. Clay. extending his hand 10
the good Frenchman; ray sir. favor
me with vour name. ''Oh! dam de
name." said the Frenchman, grasp
ing Mr.. Claws hand. suppose tell
you my name. you shall not recollect
him five minutes. ! have come all
de way from jackson 10 see you, MIR.
Clay. and | am so happy you shall
not suppose. never was so happy
but one time before, and dat was
when ! shake hand wild de grand Ma
poleon. Now | am satisfy and must
go. Good by Mr.. Clay hope you
shall he our next President. By gar.
! know You shall. have bet my
whole pile on you, Mr.. Clay, and ]
don't care one dam if | lose. or If ]
win. Adicu Mr.. Clay. God bless
you, and make you de mex Presi-
dent" Then giving Mr.. Clay a hear
ty shake by the hand, he retired and
reached the deck just as they were
about TO pull in the last Plank.-New
Orleans Tropic.
, 1843-05-13
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given That the uu-
~ designed has obtained fiom the Clerk
OF the County Court Of Pike county, No.
letters of Administration uron the Estate Of
Lloyd Ford deceased, bearing date the
Bird day May A. D. ls43. All persons
having claim, against enid estate, are re-
quesfed TO exhibit them in one yenr from
the date of said letters for allowance. OF
they may be pr.clnded from any benefit Of
said estate; and If such claims are not pre-
scnted within three years from the date of
said letters, thew Willie forever barred.
Nv nn.pssi Admini.trator'.
Nav R.h 1e43. 3w2T.
, 1843-05-13
Stray Horse.

CTRAYED from Bowling Green on Wed.
y nesday tho 26th ult, a rather small sized
light bay horse, black name and tail. a whits
spot in the forehead. and ono hind leg from tho
hook downwards a little swollen. Any pcrsor
who will return eaid horse or secure him, ard
give information at this office shall be reward
ed for their trouble.
May 9Th, 1S43' 81.
, 1843-05-13

Tie NATIONAL CoNyENrioN.-One
of the grand points of dispute in the
Democratic party at present. as far
Us the Presidential canvass is con-
cerncd, is in relation to The time OF
holding the National Convention.
Pennsylvania, it will be seen, al
though giving in her voice for Buch-
dnal. he recommended that the Con-
vention be held AT Baltimore. in My
1874. the time selected and recon-
mended by South Carolina and the
friends Of Calhoun.
New York, on The contrary, while
giving in hCr voice for Yam BURN.
has recommended Norember merit for
the Convention-the time designated
by Virginia, Tennessee and Nilsson
RI.
As a curious fact. we may also
mention that the Democratic Union
Association, of this city, at Il meeting
held on Wednesday evening. the 5,h
inst. recommended That the Conven.
ton be led in Norcmbcr merit. an
that there be no State Cnnrention for
The purpose Of eleciing Delegates 10
the National Convention thus differ,
ing totally in lis views from the re,
commentator Of the Democratic
members of the Pennsylvania Legis.
failure, ard from those e the friends
OF Calhoun in S. Carolina.
At tie $ me Zinc. the Young Mems
Democratic Republican General Com
mi:tee Of New York, have also held
4 meeting. and passed resolutions.
disappearing wholly Of the action OF
the Democratic members OF the New
York Leg!sIature--decIaring in eE
feet in favor Of the Convention in
May. 1874.
THIS the matter stands. MANY
Van Buren, men do not hesitate 10
hint, that the measures Of the friends
of Buchanan tend TO an ultimate CO.
aliiion with those Of Calhoun: while
tie friends of Calhoun complain that
the Van Buren, men endeavor to car.
ry this nomination with too high a
hand.
These differences Of opinion may
possibly lead to the singular spectacle
of two Democratic National Conven.
tons. But we hope not. For the
sake oCthe party, we trust that all mi
nor considerations will be laid aside
that perfect harmony will be re
stored-,hat We may witness a con
cert of action which will inevitably
lead to our success, and the complete
overthrow and demolition Of the Fed,
eral Whigs.--Pa. Spirit of The times
, 1843-05-13
DR.. MCCLURE.

HHAVING located permanently in Louis,-
IL ann Mo-, offers his services to the cI,i-
zens of that place and its vicinity, in the va
rious branches Of his profession. Having de-
voted his attention particularly TO tho study
of Anatomy and surgery, and having witness
ed and assisted in oil of the most important
sergical operations, he offers his services eSpee-
ini!y in that branch Of his profession. He fat
tiers himself that it called on he will perform
successfully, and with entire satisfaction to his
employers, almost any of the capital sergicnl
operations now performed BY the celebrated
Dudley. of Lexington, Ky. He hopes by the
most assiduous attention TO the various duties
OF his Profession, and moderate charges, to
merit a share of public patronage lie will
practice in conjunction with DR.. Hardin.
Louisiana, April 29th, Ie43.
, 1843-05-13
Final Settlement.

A LII persons concerned or in any way int.
N rested in the Estate Of Jas. F. Campbell.
deceased. late Of PIKE county NO., are hereby
notified that the undersigned Administrator
will make q final settlement Of the estate at
the next August torn Of the County Court
Of said county.
ROBERT ALLISON. Admir-.
April 9th, 1s43. 4w27.
, 1843-05-13
Notice.

"HERE viii he an election held in tho sew.
Il eral companies, composing the LIST. Brig.
and 18th DIV. NJ. NJ, on the 29th day of this
month, for the purpose of e%lecting a Major
General to command the 18th Division. TO fill
the vacancy occasioncd by the resignation Of
FL. Calls resigned.
THO'S. B. WHITLEDGE,
Commander LIST. Brig. 18Th Div, NJ. NJ.
per }. G. RODGERS, Aid.
April 18th. 1S43. 2x24.
, 1843-05-13
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

VIE Undersigned Administrators oil
the Estate Of William D. Biggs,
deceased, in pursuance of an order
of the County Court of Pike Coun-
ty will expose to public sale be-
fore the Court House door in the town
of Bowling Green, on the End day Of
the next June Term of the Circuit Court,
of said County, the following described
lots of land lying in said County, viz :
S. l-2 lot No. 2, N. w. Or. sec. Is,
T. 81, N. R. W.; the w. l-2 N. w.
Or. sec. II, T. 81, N. R. 2 w; the E.
- N. E. or. Sec. 81. T. so, N. R. 4
w. the w. 1-2 N. w. or. Sec. 80, T.
50, N. R. 4 W.; the S. E. IA E. or
section 30, T. so, N. R.. w; W. 1-2
S. E. IA, section 80, and w. 1-2 N. E.
IA, Section 81, TOWNSHIP So, N. R.
4. West. The above lands will be sol
d on a credit of IL and IS months, the
purchaser giving bonds with personal Sc
curity for the payment ofihe purchase
money bearing interest at 6 per cent.
from day of sale.
W. c. DOWNING. Adm'rs.
Bowling Green, May 6, lS43. 4t27
Groceries at Louisiana Prices!!
'UNf1E subscriber has Just received. and is
IL now opening at L. Pettibone's old stand
in Bowling Green, a large and &C neral assort-
ment Of
Family Groceries, Queens
Ware, Ware, Do
mestics, &c.
All Of which will be sold at Louisiana prices
for cash. Ho has determined that he will not
in any instance depart from the cash system,
being satisfied that it is the best course TO
pursue, both for buyer and seller. The public
are respectfully invited to call and examine
for themselves. II. L. PETTIBONE.
April 29th, Is43. 2m26.
, 1843-05-13

Twenty thousand hhds. OF maple
have been made in Vermont
this SenSnr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-22
THE M AR X ETS.
OFFICE OF THE BALrISoRE AMERICAS,

OFFIcE or The BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
June 10. I843.
CATTLE.-Ite offerings Of Beef Cattle at the
Scales this morning amounted to IT'S head, all Of
sn'eh were sold at prices ranging from 81 37i TO
70 per 100 lbs on The hoof as in quality, which
u tquSi to ~ rs 1915 net
FLOUR - Sales of Howard street Flour of good
mixed brands were made from store to a moderate
extent on Saturday and to-dayat S5.I2l which 4,
81 advance. Holders are asking tho same price
row, but the transactions ATE not extensive We
Ne unable 10 quote definite receipt price.
GRAls.-We hear ofno parcels Of Nd Wbea,
market. The sales OF Pennsylvania on sa,nr.
lay were 600 bushels white at lI9 cts. and 7O0
bushels red at IL. To-day prices advanced, and
The sales were as follows :--l800 bushels uhite a,
Eo a l22 cents; $500 bushels red At 10 a l9O
q" and small parcel Of red, not prime at / I6
cts Tbs sgg'egats sales Of Saturday and to-day
are $500 BASKETS.
CoRs -Ssles Of Pennsylvania yellow Corn on
saturday at 81 SIS cts. To-day the market i.
n ~ ana that price could not be obtained, Sales
nu N"sn we're made to-day at 81 cts. for vel
go 'fs % cts. for white. Sales of Peens, l.
o7s 90 al - cents, We quote Md. Oals q,
-. 30 esL''-dull. 4 sale OF heavy Pennsylvs-
wa hye to-day at 60 cts.
"HIssEf'-I he demand i, very limited and
res' sfs declining. Small s,le. Of hlds. q, "a
'es's and ofbbis. al IS I'll,