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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-07
STATE OF VERMONT,

d STRICT OF NEW HAVEN, IS.
Be it remembered that ut probate Court
holden ut Bristol within and for the district
OF New Haven on the Cd day Of February
1914.
The administrators on the estate Of AUGUSTUS
WHITE, late Of StaFksboro' in said district made
application tn said court for extension Of the time
within which to pay the debts and settle the accounts
Of siad estate. Hhereupon the said court ordered
the said administrator to notify all perscEs con-
cerned to appear at probate court to be hidden ri
Bristol in said district the Office ofthe judge on he
first Monday OF March 1914 at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
then and there To make their oheoticns tle
sion Of time saforsaid finley may sec canse, by ps-
fishing certified Copy of his order IN tbe
Northern Galaxy & Middlebury Peoples
Press newspaper printed at Midciehury
in the County of Addison, three weeks sue
cessvely prior TO said time.
HAavEY MUSsILL, Judge.
A true copy OF record,
Attest, y. MUN-ILI, judge. 40
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The Young Mems Temperance Society OF
Middlebury, having in view the present con-
dtion of the cause in this County, respect
fully invite a CONVENTION OF THE
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE IN AID
OLSON COUNTY, to be held at Middlebu-
nv on Thursday, THE ODD OF FEBRUA-
RY instant. at one o'clock in the afternoon.
An able advocate of the cause, CHARLES
ADAMS Esq. OF Burlington, has consented
to address the assembly on the occasion, and
other arrangements are in progress to give
interest to the meeting by the discussion OF
topics of immediate concern on this great
question in our community.
lanes Nj. Gordon, James M. Slade,
Henry T. Dorance, T. Batteli'
J. Cobb Jr.. NJ. d. Gordon,
John Simmons, y. +. turner,
Edward Merrill, u. w. Church,
Committee Of Arrangements.
Middlebury, February 4, 1874.
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Observation-Disclosures official majority of
Mr.. Baker in the 9th district is 10. and Mr..
Rockwells in the 9TH is 31I. Mr.. Abbott is
ITO votes short of an election in the Sd dis
trict. Monday the both ult. was appoint
ed for another trial, when Mr.. A. was elected
by majority of 63.
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has boon aPPointsS Ag"rt
for the HARTFORD FIRE .IssUsAycE C"HFazT
for Middlebury and vicinity, and will rs'Ea
proposals. for insuring property against loss ~
damage by Fire. The long established ra?ui :
with which all their tran Fractions have bern
characterized render il unnecessary TO say any
thing in its favor. All business CONNECT
with the Office intrusted 10 him will b. faith
fully and punctuslly transacted.
JONATHAN HASA'.
NidlI bury, Feb. %, 1912 42;. A-aN>
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-07

Mr.. shriver assented to this and request,
r ,bs challenged party to fix the place and
90 -, NJ. Weller next proposed that Mr.
t :l;,.er should withdraw the challenge, and
En-, ,;ys an explanation. This was perempt-
Tcs 1r reused. The matter is still under de-
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MIDDLEBURY WIG CLUB.

The wings of Middlebury are request
cd TO assemble at the Town Room on
the 2lst day of Feb. next at half past 6
o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of organiz-
ing a wing club. 1t is time to give form
and efficacy TO the high and enthusiastic
determination of the wings here and else
where to secure the prosperity of the
country by the signal triumph OF the wing
cause in the approaching presidential can
vass. There is however great work to
be done. Come on then; every man to
his post, and fully and faithfully organize
for the mighty struggle.
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NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the Young
Mems Temperance Society at the Town
Room on Wednesday evening 9TH inst. al
6 I-2 o'clock.
s. PEARL LATIROP, Sec.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-07

Mr.. SPENCgR.-The nomination of Mr..
Spencer as Judge of Supreme Court has
been rejected by the Senate 81 to 2l.
o. Mr.. SILVER has posted Weller as q
coward
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The Rhode Island Murdr.-We learn
from the Providence Chronicle, that the ex-
animation held on Friday, resulted in the
commitment of John and William Gordon.
Nicholas and O'Brien were retained till Mon
day, when a further examination will take
place.
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STATE OF VERMONT,1
District OF Addison S..
BE il remembered that at u Probate Court held az
Middlebury and for the District of Adds on the
18th Jay OF January A. ID IS44.
Hannah English and Horace Crane administrators
Of the estate Of
ALVA ENGLISH,
late Of said Mddlebury deceased present t,'ir peti-
ton in writing said court praying for lc' nse to
cell real estate Of the said deceased for the urpose
OF paying tho debts of the deceased and the cxrcn-
of administration, and therein set forth the n
mount of debts due from the deceased and charges
Of administration, the value Of personal estste and
the situation Of the real estate. and that IT - neces
sary TO sell real estate Of the deceased for the rr
poses aiorsaid 1t is therefore ordered that the saiS
petition be considered session Ct said court 10
be held at the Office Of the Register of said Court IN
said Middlebury on Thursday the 18th day Of Feb
ruary O'Clock IN the afternoon and that
said administrators give notice Thereof to all per sous
interested that they may appear, and make heir Oh
cctions If they may have TO sad iicccse he NJ
granted by publishing titled Copy OF this order
10 the Northern Galaxy and .MiddltbaFy Peoples
Press a newspaper printed at said Mddicbury three
weeks successfully previous to the session VI aa'd
Court.
J. :. BUSHNELL, Register,
true copy at record,
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. SO.
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1t is believed that the nomination of Mr.
Wise as minister to Brazil will be confirm
ed. The Senate however. il is said, is in
such temper that it would not do to press
this nomination at present nor until they
have satisfied their conscences in making
few more victims.
Hon. John B. Francis. law and order
Candidate has been elected TO the Senate
of the United States, from the State Of
Rhode Island to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mr. Sprngue.
Our PesIrIoN,--The Madisonian of
Saturday after defending its position with
regard to the Presidential contest, thus
speaks the truth as to INC "inev liable re-
suit:
Mr. Clay's election to the Presidency is
now an inevitable result. We fold our
arms. aud have nothing TO do with victory
or defeat.
o. Bishop Hopkins. of Vermont, has
published letter against certain novelties
which are now disturbing the Episcopal
church, viz. the dogma that there can be
"Do church without bishop "-re. baptism
and the real presence in the sacrament.
The Bishop was recently invited to give
course of lectures IN Philadelphia, when
Bishop Onderdonk prohibited him, that
city being in Bishop O.'s diocese. On
this, Bishop Hopkins announces the pub.
LEGATION of his lectures in New York and
thus the Vermont Bishop beats the Dutch
man. We apprehend thot the Puseyite
prelate can't quite muzzle the press.
The Rhode Island Murder.-We learn
from the Providence Chronicle, that the ex-
animation held on Friday, resulted in the
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WING MEETING IN BRANDON
FEBRUARY ODD.

In compliance with the recommendation
of the Wing State Committee, the Wings Of
Brandon are invited to meet at the TOWN
HOUSE on THURSDAY the ODD of FEB
RUARY, at half past 6 P. NJ. As one OBJ
iect of the meeting will be to form Wing
Club for the year 1874. it is hoped that q
large attendance will be given.
C. w. CONANT,
JESSE HINES, Town
+. FARRINGTON,S Committee
E. JUNE, Of
EDW. SHERMAN, Brandon.
s. b. JUNE.
Brandon, Jan. %, 1874.
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Newton Academy,
SHOREHAM, VT

The Spring Term of this institution will
commence on the last Monday of February.
EBEN BUSH, Sec.
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Law NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having opened an Office for the
transaction of law BUSINESS, would inform the
public that be will be ready to wait upon all whc
may have occasion for his professional services al
his Office over the Store of Ira Stewart Esq. a
few doors south Of the Post Office,
EMERSON X. WRIGHT.
Middl bury Jan. 8, 1874.
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STATE OF VERMONT, .

A true copy of record.
Attest, j. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. SO.
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coward.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-30
The Prospects Before Us.

Nota single Election has taken place
.;nro the Baltimore convention, but has
Exhibited to the country Democratic trl-
pmDh The political horizon never pre-
.ooted more pleasing aspect to the friends
ol equal rights and equal privileges
Cooaery, spoonery, and broken promises
ere gong down hill with rapidlty which
dearly shows, that after November next
hey will henceforlh repose quietly in that
o5Iivion from which, for the honor OF our
.ountry. they should never have been evo-
led. The great Harrison States of ls4O'
Pennsylvania, Maine, and Georgia, have
wheeled into line within the lastfew weeks.
Even in those States which the Wings
lave carried, their losses have been so vast
.nce that era, that not single doubt re-
mains on the minds ofour friends, but that
even THEY will cast their votes for the
Democratic candidates.
NORTH CAROLINIANS, will you
be behindhand on the 4th of November
next? If you only will do your duty even
North Carolina will be redeemed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-30
EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENTS.
AS the fortunes of Federalism hecnmn

EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENTS.
AS the fortunes of Federalism become
daily more desperate, so does its advocates
become more reckless and INSCRIPTIONS in
their course. We call the attention of our
readers to the address, of the Democratic
Central Committee, called forth bv the in
famous SECRET CIRCULAR, put forth
by the "a0hig cHque' in Raleigh. We
ask them to read this Circular, and observe
the low and base language it adopts. to
work upon the minds of the weak and tim
rous portion of our voters. We would
ask you, fellow-citizens, in what regard
you would hold men, occupying the posi-
ton that the signers of that secret Circu-
lar do, as the leaders of the Federal party
in this State, who would have the efIron-
terry to tell the people of North Carolina
that if James K. Polk and George NJ.
Dallas are elected 'nothing but revolchion
can SAGE u.s.? All, Messrs. Hines & Co.,
you will live to see the day when you.
yourselves will be heartily ashamed of
your low and unworthy chicanery.-
VHIGS of North Carolina, we ask yo4
to read this address before you cast your
votes; we ask yos if you are still willing
to act with a party whose head men will
descend to such low tricks to prop up q
sinking cause. Let ALL read this secret
circular, and accompanying address,
Read it Democrats, and PASS IT ABOUT
AMONGST YOUR WING FRIENDS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-30

Henry Clay, the 1NvETERATE ENEMY OF
THE soUTH.-Ask them if they can vote
with party which descends TO such low
and unworthy means to attain its unholy
ends!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-30
Democrats! Look out for
WEHIG FRAUDS!

We have in our possession copy Of
the Wing Electoral Ticket, printed in this
mace, we presume, which bears the fol-
iaving FRAUDULENT FACE upon it:
uYRUE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
..WFIG ELECTORAL CANDIDATES
l.. For the Presidency & Vice Presidency.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-30

Now we do most unhesltahngly pro-
nouuce this form of the Federal Ticket as
intended 10 deceive the honest voters of
the Fifth District. We do not know how
far lhis fraudulent move of the Federal par
.ty will extend, but we take this, the ear
lest moment in our power, to warn our
friends in the country of the trap that the
.Coon leaders have laid for them. Our
blends will see that the names Clay and
sErIInghuysen does not appear on the
@'llcket at all. Instead of these names,
owever, which have become SO justly O.
..Dus TO the sterling Democracy of North
Uuolina, the words 1.-THE TRUE RE-
PUBLICAN TICKET" are inserted in
bold 'rt,ers. This scheme is adopted, we
are not who are its advisers or abettors,
v,A M otter object and with no other in
cnUon than to deceive the people, on the
] aY 0. election.
Since the recent elections have taken
a4,y, the leaders of the Federal party
l4@c found out that, in the South, the
anne Of Henry CLAY and DEFEAT 60
#1aDd in hand. They know that his DE-
sERTIoN OF SOUTHERN INTERESTS has made
his name odious with the great masses of
our people; and, therefore, on the day of
election, their leaders send forth their
Tickets without his name. Can it be pos
,IbIe, that the Federal party in this State
lave become in their desperation SO insane
as to think that the intelligent people of
North Carolina wont see into and put the
seal of condemnation on their miserable
= rcks
j DEMOCRATS! we would call upon
on to take the earliest meansof exposing
his new fraud ! We would callupon you
70 go to the polls early on next Monday. !.
and tell the people in plain, simple LAM
guage, all about this matter-tell them
'hat this is the party whose. leaders are
Peeking their votes for tbeseleSation Of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-30
IIo7H l7le NdIeIsTl e0dlIud1u-IAI1d
g E 8 & 8 & 8 & g &
AN Address
To the People Of North Carolina.

FELLow-C1TrzENs: Chance has throvn
into our possession, u printed confidential
letter or circular, issued from this city, by
the Wing Central Committee, since the
elections have been held in Pennsylvania
and Georgia; hundreds Of which, we are
informed, have been put in circulation, Sc
cretly! This circular is marked "con6-
dential," and contains the most unwarran,-
able charges against the Democratic party
of PREMED1TATED FRAUDS and DISUN-
ION, and was intended, as we have rea-
son to believe, to create false alarm on
the eve Of the election, to brighten the TIM
id from their duty, and arouse in the whig
ranks spirit of bullyism at the polls.
The copy we hold, was sent to the Ed
itor of the Standard. The person who
sent it, states that he is "a REFORMED
WHIG," but does not give his name, as
his note at the foot of the letter will show.
It 7ostmarked Raleigh, 18th October"
and addressed to person, who, as we
suppose, being unwilling that his name
should be known, has erased it from the
superscrption, and endorsed the circular
to the Editor Of the Standard; prompted,.
no doubt, to do so by the grave character.
of the charges SECRETLY made7againsf
the democratic party, to which party, hav
ing abandoned whiggery, he hasSattached
himself. The letter may be seen by any
gentleman, on application at thefoiiice of
the Standard. Here it is:
[coNFIDENTIAL. azs.e
DEAR SIR We feel it animpe fativeduty
to- address you in regard te the approaching
Election.
49,. 1t has long been evident, that the Democra-
] tic party has degenerated onto mere factions
and very recent events have demonstrated that,
.sdespairing of sncceedinglby any just and hon
EST efforts, they aresresol to use whatever
means may seem best to promise success to a
cause, having,in itseF. nothing to attract the
regard of good and patriotic men. It's EVIL
dent,th d powerful and united NOV enehtas.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-30

v lIIiam W. Cherry.
Josiah Collins.
Robert B. Gillian.
William H. Washington.
Daniel B. Baker.
Maurice Q. Waddell.
John Kerr.
Augustin H. Shepherd.
James w. Osborne.
Jonathan Horton.
John Baxter.
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From the Raleigh standard-Extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06
- - - $500 -
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, August 6-6 Pr M.
Stocks very heavy today and the market appears
to he sinking lower and lower every day The existing
feeling among operators must prevail long
foreign trade remains 10 its present state Long Island
fell N per cent Illinois Mohawk ; North Ameri
can Tiust l. Ohio and .Norv ich closed firm at Satnr
days prices. Canton improvedt; Farmers't
The Butchers and D,overs Z q X has declared a semi
snana dividend of four cent payable the 10Th in
slant
The New York Firc Insurance Company hav declared
dividend Of four per for the last six months paya-
Bile demand
The Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company have de-
slsred dividend of 81 so per share pay able the 18th
MT To stockholders registered in this city payment
Will he made at the American Exchsrge Bank.
The recent intelligence from Grea. Britain gave very
favorable account Of tho growing crops. wonderful
change had taken place in the position of affairs within
three wesks previous TO the 10Th Of July the weather.
during that period having pened the grain crops
TO the approximations previously entertained Of
deficient harvest The season. both in that country and
throughout Europe has far unusually favorable
ard the crops must turn out very large The prospects
foreign dsoand for the immense surplus must have
in this country, Mt present very poor. We
table showing the to'sl importation of grain into Great
Britain. and the proportion received from Ireland for
ssries Of years
ConS. GRsrs, AND Flour Impoprrp -ro GRrar BRITAIN
A uA.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06
Cn.lv. Asp FLoun Imrosrrp ,.ro Gnr.r BnIrAIr

Ireend contains sbout fifteen millions Of under
suliva'ioDony four millions more than tho state Of New
Yorky ct Ireland with population Of about ten millions
exports annually grain than the whole territory Of
thu United States The average amount Of the imports
into England from Ireland for the past thirteen years
tan one half OF the total Ireland possesses more
th5n FIVE millions Of acres of unmprovcd land part Of
which yearly brought under cultivation England and
sccsnd possess ne.n millions of acrsa Of unmproved
land and the quantity Of land cultivated in the kingdom
ia annually increasing Tbs improvements Consistently
being made in modes Of cultivsins the SOIL annually in
crssses tho products Of tho country and In country like
Great Britain II 10 matter Of some dsubt which Increases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

may strange that the deposits should have
creased when buinesss inactive In the made
blythe banks they put down much due the
Of the United States, and do not include the
among their deposits. The deposits in our banks are
considered by many much idle capital but they
not The banks have adopted system by which the
merchants pay their notes through their deposits note
is made payable ut certain city bank, and deposited
another bank for collection maker Of that not,
deposas funds in his hank that when it i.
presented II the deposits sufficient to pay it. 1t is
acknowledged and in settling balances between the
hanks the amount presented for liquidation the
certified checks In this way the deposits must be, at
times very large particularly during the Of heavy
payments This custom saves vast deal Of trouble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06
Affairs In philadelphia.
lC0rI esponasnce Of the Herald

Auniss In philadelphia.
Correspondence oil the Hersldl
MONDAY, August 5'h, 1874
SALE or THE PuBLIc WoEKs An attempt was
made this morning, al the Philadelphia Exchange.
TO sell the Delaware Division of the Pennsylvania
Canal, but withou snccess. The terms Of the sale
as hxed by the commissioners appointed by act Of
assembly, are Of course familiar to your readers.
The commissioners are allowed twenty DAYS to ef-
feet the sale, al not less than So OOO payable in
cash or State scrip, and if al the end Of that time
the whole sum IL net subscribed, then the bids
taken IN the mean while are 10 be considered null
ana VOID One share, with the privilege OF ore
thousant, was put up by the auctonrer, ana after
cons derabe crying was knocked down AT one hun.
bred dollars, the par valIe the buyer taking three
shares Another effort was then made but not
bid Was offered, and finally the sale adjournsd
NJ tomorrow, (Tnesday,) At the same hour
TIE sale Will, II Is supposed be continued from Day
= day until the expiration Of The twentieib. but The
general lmpre sson 10 be that the attempt to
dispose OF The canal, and form a company OF the
purchasers, will fort pesen be failure.
SUPPOSED SHocKIGG MURDER The Coroner. or
rath-, his deputy, Alderman HI fiaer, YVES called
10 hold an inquest this morning UPON the BODY OF
woman named Rtbeccs Brown, whom il 10 sup.
posed, came 10 her death by blows and oiher bra
tai condbct perpetra,ed towards her by her hug
band. che was laying al her fathers house in tho
southwestern part OF Moymenslng, but the resi-
dencc OF her husband is IN Guli-Ima streer, run
oing from Lombard 10 Pine, in the w stern cart
q Inc city The body WIS terribly bruised, and IL
Was sadl the immediate ause Of her death as
piece o. iron tODgs, applied in Eesrly a similar
hofr be manner ss that which effected tke d~strne-
ion OF Edward the Second Of England These
inf cnons took place several day ago and The bus-
band was committed TO prison for an assault aud
battery in beating the wife, bnt the extent of he
injurrs not dis uged by her iii she went H. her
fathers house. She died about 8 O'Clock this
morning, and the decision of the inquest has been
postponed till post mortem examination can be
made.
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Foreign Markets

Havana. July % -Aricles Of Export-Agnardiente or
tahs 81 25 suG in demands ccchnesl ~ deposit
none; coffee, LIST quality none, ID end Gas scarce,
'riagn D. none, hides 2s2l; honey u . " indigo in
drgos, assorted ak haywood, Csmpescy, in DE-, os
sales; sngsrs assorted half white and bali brown, ~
" A. cucurucho 81 prices very firm, ard stock get
ting much redocsd; segsrs 26 tobacco, windward IL
2n vuehaaoajo-injuriado SO 80, 40 o. 20 4o
wnx, white 10 Ill scarce yellow 3D. scarce; ssrsspar
la, Hond. In deposit ~ 49, sales scarce.
EGshsngss, ~ days sght-London 81 " prem; New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06
Weekly Report or Deoths

In the city and county Of New York. from the 9th day Of July
To the Sd Of August, 1874.
&c Men-26 Women-8o Boys-33 Girs.-Total 1856.
DISEASES.
Bleeding j Casualties 3; Cholera nfantum 81 Cholera Nor
hns Consumption ~; Conyulsions Debility 81 Derum
EMERY 81 ErysIe1s Fever atsnieat Fever puser.
disease Of 8 Hopping Cough Inflammation 81 Ipammaton
q Bladder Inflammation Of Brain g. Inflammation of Bow
tisimaop Of Stomach i IniiammaIc9 Of Throns nfiam-
Earasmus o. Measles q Modification Old Scros
Spuc Sillbom II; Teethng q Tetanus Il liberation Of
Throat /; Unknown l.
Aem-undrr year 7s TO years 3o to S 10; to TO- S.
10 to 90 81 20 to 3d. J8; 80 to 49, 49, 40 Ii 50 s. co
20 3: 10 10 10, 4; so to 80. q; Unknown. 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

York and Boston u dis, New Orleans prem short
1gnti spain - " PREM, short sight; Paris dscs.;
iuIl. span, Dollars prem nom nal; Mex par
Freghts-clean frsighfs- Baltic 81 c. s. HaYnhureh
nd Bremen e. IL 3, Great Britain ca a "a Cowss
I'D mark in The Baltic 81 ca TO- do do not in the Baltic
k2 20, France 30 % francs Mediterranean e. Is
~ few vessels IN port u States n ~ u. box
Trials per bag ccfse siA 2 pr hid Molasses