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The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
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situated in the aforesaid Parish, and lying on both sides
of the East Branch Of the Bayou Piaqaemine Bralte,
having thirty-seven and a half arpcnts front, by forty in
depth, on one side of said Bayou, and ~thirty-fve arpents
front by-forty in depth on the other side together with
All he Buildings and Improvements thereon.
A CERTAIN TRACT rPARCEL Of LAND
situate and lying in Prairie Mapid, in said Parish,
fronting Bayou Courtableau, bounded on one side by
land formerly belonging to tho heirs of David Pannei,
and on the other side BY land Of Stephen w. Wikoff,
containing five hundred superficial arpcnts.
A certain Tract or Parcel of Land
situate and lying in Prairie Ma,nou, in said Parish, and
containing eight hundred superficial orpents.
A PLANTATION
situate in the Parish aforesaid, and lying on the left
bank Of the Bayou Bmuf, having eight and q half arr
penis front on said Bayou, by forty nrpents in depth,
bounded on the upper side by land Of Mrs. Della ID.
Webb, widow of said VIM. Wikoff, and on the lower
side by land of Andrus and Wilkins, and containing
three hundred and forty superficial arpents, more orless
All III BUILDINGS
and Improvements on the aforesaid land of Mrs. Della
ID. Webb, situate on BayouBeuf, and joining the above
| tract IF land
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
TRANKLIN COLLEGE,.

ANNLI CSLLEGEs
OP~ELOUSAS, LOUISIANA.
EHSHE Trustees of Franklin College take great plea
~ sure in announcing to the Public, thdit the regular
session of this institution will open on the First Monday
of November next. The Rev. JoHN BuRfa, lately of the
Parish of Natchitochcs, has been appoi ted President
and his profound erudition in tls varIlus branches of
collegiate education, coupled w.t. his hitherto success
full experience as a classical instructor, lilly warrant the
Trustees in recommending him to the oSublic as an in
structor worthy of their patronage. tr
All the branches. of a regular Co9er tie Education
will be ~taughtin this Institution. embra N & the English,
French, Spanish, Lqtin and Greek lasJ dages, Mathe-
matics, N9t4FFaah 59e!1ailos2pay, &c; Pa} icular a%tter4tion
in tho TrcpeEl e1ae5ssan lie msslage- dn uus
The session will consist of ten months, b~egInfitfg'
from tAe FIRST Monday of November next.
Fh& price of Tuition is $40 per session, and boarding
hes been reduced to $l20 for the session-both paya-
bic ope-half in cash, and the other half on the first oil
May next.
The Trustees wish it to be distinctly understood, that
no extra charges will be made and that the price of
tuition, boarding, lodging, washing, fuel and lights. will
amount only to $3.50 per session-parents being rcquir-
cd to furnish their children viii books and stationery.
The Professors are required to furnish the pupils with
boarding but parents may board them in the ~ncighbor.
hood, if it be their option TO do so.
The. Dormitories in the College building are admira-
bly, adapted to the preservation of gsod health umong
the students, being amply large, well ventilated, and
furnished with tiro-places and not more than two stu.
dents are ever permitted to occupy the same room.
In conclusion, the Trustees and Faculty of Franklin
College will spare no pains in providing for the comforts
of the Pupils entrusted to their charge.
By ~orler9ot The Board Of Trustees.
Opelousas, Oct. %, 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
VOLUME V--NUMBER l..
.hased the ring, after this fashion.

chased the ring. after this fashion.
well, my dear fellow, I have had my
laugh out at you. and don't want the
ring. Marquaed has offered me three
hundred and fifty dollars Tor it you shall
have 1t for two hundred and fifty, and YOU
can go to him tomorrow if you like and
make a cool hundred out Of IT,"
The offer was too tempting 10 be refused.
The shark bit, and the Soulherner recei-
we'd two hundred and fifty dollars worth of
gold for fifty cents worth of paste. The
next morning the Carolinian was non esq
tAoeSfuS and the overreached sharper
found lying or his table beautiful! Little
billet, sealed with peTfumed wax, and
stamped with Mercury, the god OF thieves
On removing the envelope. the note was
found 10 contain only three words, viz
Diamond cut Diamond
This was a puzzle bat the first jeweller
to whom our sporting man" showed the
ring. explained the mystery. The victim
unable to bear up against the torrent Of
ridicule brought down upon him by this
denOuemeut, has left town for a few weeks
on urgent business.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

Wine; in my hand bore quart OF fresh
milk. With these treasures, hastened
back to the scene of affiiction and wretch
edness. My presence soon cast sunshine
upon the gloom. In less than half an hour,
things bore new face. | despatched a
note TO two of my fellow committee men.
with instructions to bring physician, and
to come prepared to stay for the night, as
my wife would by no means give me
permission to be out
'Charlesl CnarleS this is too, too, Sc
vere! said his wife, bursting into tears.
Nay then, Mary, did not write SO TO
them of yoa | withdraw the wordsp
Il desrved it if you did 1 have been all,
all, wrongl Forgive mel
Freely he said, kissing, her hand
remained until they came with Dr..
BY the line came away, every thing a
round the invalid was comforta5le; clean
Ded-fnen. cleaa linen for Himself, and
ssenty Of food inthe house. The doctor
said with careful nursing he might recov-
er.
| took leave of him a little while siuce
leaving the two Odd fellows watching by
his bed side. When they leave him at
dawn, their place will be supplied by two
others. | ought to be one of them but
'Charlesi Charlesi Col goi Be one of
theml From this moment | shall speak
only your Order with honor and afec-
tom
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
THE RUMsELLER's DREAM.

"
continue this business any longer
Why, dear, what's the matter now2'
On! such dreaml such rafting OF
dead men bones! such an array of star
wing mortalsl so many murderers such
cries, and shrieks and yeilsl such horrd
gnashing of teeth, and glaring of eyesl and
such a blazing fire! and such devilsl o.
[ canno; endure III my hairs stands OIL end
and am filled with hoIror. can scarcely
speakl Oh, If ever | sell rum againl
My dear, yon are frightened
Yes indeed am L another such night
will not pass for worlds
'My dear, perhaps
'Oh, don't talk to me. [ am determined
to have nothing more 10 do with rum any
how. Don't you think Tom Wilson came
to me with his throat cut from ear to ear
and such horrid gash and it was so hard
for I'M to speak. and so much blood, and
said he, See here, Joe. the result of your
rumseliing My blood chilled at the sight
and just then the house seemed TO be.
turned bottom up: the earth opened and q
little imp took me by the hand, saying
follow me- As went, grim devils held
out to me cups of liquid fire, saying, drink
this, dared not refuse; every draught set
me in rage; serpents Missed on each side.
and from above they reach down their
heads and whispered rumseIter. Ga and
they impelled me through narrow pass
All at once he paused, and said, are you
dry2 Yes | replied. Then he struck
trap door with his foot, and down, down he
went-and legions of fiery serpenIs rushed
after US whispering 'Rumsellerp AT length
we stopped again, and the imp asked me
as before, are you dryF Yes | replied.
He then touched spring-a door flew o.
pen hat a sight There were thousands,
ave. millions of old, worn out rum drinkers,
crying most piteously. rum, rum give me
some rum' When they saw me they
stopped moment to see who | was then
the imp cried out, so as TO make all shake
gain, 'RumseIell and hurting me in, shut
The door For a mcment they fixed their
ferocious eyes on mo. and then uttered
united yell, which Fl led me with such hor-
ror Iawoke There wife. dream or no
dream, will never sell another drop ofihe
stuff. [ will no longer be accessory to the
miseries that come upon men In conse-
quence of the traffic In intoxicat ing dI inks,
| will not Recorder,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

THE LOVERS FAREWELL.

The foIlwing little gem was written by
Mr.. w. @ Sims, and for sentiment and
Expression. we dare say, cannot be exceIl-
ID. IL echoes the grief of unrequited love.
Go faithless one. 60 wander,
False heart with gilded brow
were base in me to squander
One thought upon thee now
IN other regions rowing.
Thy fortune still may fad
True hearts-but none so loving,
Fond eyes, but none so blind.
The foolish heart IS breaking
That now commands thee 60;
And not d nerve is shaking
It's secret pang to show.
Though all its hopes have persisted,
No curious eye shall see,
That it has ever cherished
A moments love for thee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

YoUNG MEN BEwAREt-Mr Potter, of
Yale College, in a temperance address late
~ at New Haven says My heart bleeds
as | remember the f.e of three of nv early
companions who started in life. with N.Y.
self One of them possessed the finest
mathematical mind [ ever knew. He
would take the Ledger and go up with
three columns at time with perfect ease
He was the first man in America that beat
the Automaton Chess Player, and he told
me that he had every move in his head be.
fore he entered the room. That man fills
a drunkardss grave. Another. who was
an excellent accountant, and could com
mand almost any salary, met The same mel
ancholy eatc. Another. possessing the
same brilliant capacity has gone down; not
to the grave. perhaps, but he is sunk clear
out of sight amid the mire and 6.th of intem.
perance.'
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
.....,.- .e11Y SPRINGS GAZETTE

i ah the Town sria Of HGy sIla5s sP1nss pel spnnm Mlnl
sissiPPi ~ i,y,5ree dollars and Fsfty Cents pay
IN aAs4lSr, six months--and E0ar DotlGrs at the
a5le w, VIM No subscription taken for less than
~ months. ,,-;n be inserted at q
FeE $500 IN Nesnts for each additional one Ad-
usl, an aa,snfs net married with the number oi IN
yefiis--'~ IN hem. will BE- inserted untn oroeIeo
u, mi charged accordingly .,,A
% Announcing candidates for once e0 %la or 1s assun
g. efe--County 95, TO be paid down ~ aSs u'''
90 a responsible name in town ,.;ra.s
e. ,siteIs addressed to the Editor, on business
nc must be post paid 10 secure aiteh-
ton. ., g. ,u Foh Work
zJChasiht- ofiee as soon as delivered.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
WANT no GET MARRIED !!

Young ladies come listen, pray,
A moment or so, TO my song
IT'S alarming. quite shocking. l say.
That we should be slighted 50 long,
You know that L now address those
Who'ye been disappointed ike me;
IT'S secret which nobody knows
Il we could, why mar ried we'd be.
| want 10 get married. heigho.
l want to get married. but how
Shall | get me husband 10 suit
Nice men are a scarcity now,
With fops in abundance 10 boot
And when the last census was taken,
All there his alarming again
+ fear we shall all be forsaken
BY thousand we're more than the men
want to get married, heighol
want 10 get married-Don't you ?
Yet always pretend the reverse;
IT'S lone TO live single, It's true
TO die an old maid is much worse
But what's to be done on the scorer
I'm not getting aged just yer,
Pm twenty.f...no matter what more
Yet some how or other fret.
L want to getmarried, heigho
/ want to get married, heigho
Yet lovere l really ger none:
Some smile and look slyly, but no
They never propose no not one
lis true, I've had offers, but now
repent the relusals | made
| dread the idea-Oh how
Can | live to die an old maid
want TO get married, heigho.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
From The Christian Herald.
FAMILY RELIGION.

Nothing exerts SO beneficial. an influence
upon the children and domestics of a family
as family religion. Its united head NAV pride
themselves upon their moraIity-they may
seek to inculcate its principles into the minds
OF those committed to their charge, but il is
nevertheless true, and will remain so. that
nothing else will exert so gond conserva-
live Influence upon the members of a f.mi.
ly as the simple and all'elIieacious religion
of the Bible.
Itsweetens the ills Of life, imparss wisdom
to direct in the difficult and vet deliobtful
task oil developing the powers Of the immor-
tai ones whom God has given Us. Il sheds
its softening charm over the several rela-
tions of father and mother, parent and child.
husband and wife. A family thus con-
troled and regulated by the PRINCIPLES
OF religion. is a sight upon which an ANGEL
might gaze with pleasure. LII eperV fmi.
y should erect the altar of PRAYER upon
which the daily Offering Of grateful hearts
should be laid If every family should i'm.
part the useful and valued lessons which
Cnrist has left them. TO the several mem-
beTs thereof what change would soon
pass over the whole aspect Of society. The
divine direction, Train up a ckild in the
way he should 90, and when he Is old he
will not depar, from IT," would be most Q To-
riously illustrated. not only IN the order, fl
deity, and kindness Of every household but
CT every part Of tie social organization.
Nor would the influence Of family relig-
ien stop here. Well regulated families
would create we'll regulated communities
and nations. Aud who could estimate the
good which would result from the estab.
lishment and observance OF family religion2
Let the government of each patriarc h@the
responsible head of the fami.y-be right.
and the slate need have no fears OF its siabil,
ity or lis prosperity.
Parents. think ofthese things. God has
said, and II Is your duty to heed il Bring
up (your cnidren) in the nurture and al
monItion oil Tie Lord"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

SLASDER.-No decent man can get a.
long without II; at least oae who IS engaged
In the struggle OF business life. Discharge
bad fellow who has been in your emp 10y
ment. and be goes round and ISLANDERS you
Let your conduct be s1ch as to create The
envy of another. and he vfIsfies your name.
la fac. We would not give cent for man
that is not siandered lit shows that he is
either miiksop or ninny. No, no-earn
bad name from bad fellow. (and you
can easily da 50 by correct conduct and il
is tie only way to prove that you are enti.
lied to good one.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

virtue OF a deed oftEust. executed May
:. le4V by William Gordon. and duly Re-
sOlled IN Lafayette County. will sell TO
,s ~ highest bidder, at the Court House
I.of i IN Holly Springs, on the sth day OF
S..'. y, 1916, the South ives, quaiter of
n Sls'0n =, Township Z, OF Range west
'4e BASIS Meridian chickasaw Surveys,
I-S oi Mississippi. The title to the above
aai l : believed 10 be gooJ, but convey
such uIle as is vested in me as Trus-
n WALTER GOODMAN, Trustee.
''y Springs, July 8, lS45.--lf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

Olo iSa,l.S o. SrriimStone, ST 5 bbls Flower Sulphur
Pepper black, do Backing, do Cayenne
csRph5r . s9] s GO Go Gum Myrfh, l doz- do Gum
las rers,,o 20 Black Varnish, , do Plaster Paris,
seeiEed and for sale by
sprit oc J. X. Christ;an g. 90.
Jefferson 81, Memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

received large and complete assortment
q Drugs, Medicines. Paints, OttS, Dye
Stegs and Patent Medicines, which they
oa'r al the lowest rates for CASH. or 10
Panciual men on the usual time.
The establishment: will be attended by
'r- B. j. MALONE, in person. who has had
Sone y len years experience in the business
Iersons wanting articles in our line, would
70 Welt 10 call and examine our articles and
.r'fn cur rprIces before purchasing else
holy Springs, June 2l, ls4s-n44N.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

l lam o;i ilR.att Gas 10 do Lard Oil; 10
Ias Iss,'.,ao - 10 Train oil--l2 dog. Britannia spiri
gfoss as1 I, - doz. Glass Lard Lamps: 10
Aay3 wick. just reed and for sale DIV
CHaIsTiAE s. CO., Memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
William /. Stearns,
,,,oruey and Counsellor at Law,

HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS,
1v,uI. practice in the Circuit courts Of
NJ Na-.baH Tippah, DesOtO and Panola
- Ne Chancery court % Holly SprIngSn
cy4~ tf;,b Coul; OF Erroi and Appea.s al Jack
ana rs ofra his attention 20 the collection OF
aga NV .Isims in any part Of North Mississippi,
augn 3, e,ed on in The Federal court at POnto-
soc. 9o-H
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

The following toast. drank at tbe Nc
keesport Temperance celebration. Is goics
the rouads ofonr exchanges. Il was given
by the Rev. Mr.. Bates.
TEMPERANCE REFoRM.-The Ark Of
salvation launched by Providence upon
the stream oflime. bound for prosperity. and
freigh;ed with invaluable blessings for your
children aud your children's chiIdren.-
May every fair hand. and every patriot.
put blessings on board.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

A man tha, breaks bis word bids others
be false 20 him.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

RESPECTFULLY inform h,
= the citizens OF Nlarsh,.ll,
aud The adjoining Coun-
! ties that they hat c Jlst
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

Comply With no vicious desire, hoseyer
secret its performance
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rsATHr.asas s. esEs-inN

HATCHER & GREEN.
Gr0cfs.s Gls8 coz ,a.ssj0ss .EeYcEG fsIs,
Z 9 AFING removed To the lower tenement Of the
L 4 afse birch building. recently erected, on the cor
oef Of VAN Streel immediately below the Mir'et
ilaa.e apd9pp se joint !. Paryls, offering To
the public
a GtzsGE ND WAL sElECTGD
ST . = Y Q = . QO01RE85,
which l6cg determined Ia sell low either for CASH
OR BARTER.
Tb,y a#,a'l purchasers, particularly such as are in
search Of coon B4RGt1lAS. to cali aud examine
for themselves.
Trey vii also pay Tie highest cash price for Bacon.
iati. GHfler, " 81. Fes'aets, Bees0aX, falloW, Clo
yer Seed, Flax Seed, Gn-enl, Sc. sc.
fhey also oier hejf services TO the public as
General Commission Merchants
hoping by ponp.aass AID strict attention to business
TO merit share Of public pa'fooage.
JOHN \ HATCHER,
JAMES b. GREEN.
Fab. Is
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lfspm re s. Leais Bsrsille ]
KIND w0Rna

II slLIH INK
Like gentle rain upon the pafehed earth;
Like heavens sunlight IN some deep lonc deli
Like mothers hope at lea fzu infants hn1bi
Like voice Of freedom Ia prisoners cell,
or JOYOUS wafhlineei spring TIM bird,
Falls on the heart a low tend kindly wor1.
The pen, up fountains Of the dropping soul
Gash forth, like sweetest music, Al The sound
And upward, onward, Tor The di-taai gual,
The faltering spirit, now, doth harefiii bound
whls floating round that grateful tone is heard,
Breathing is magic spell-a tinflg troGd
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n description Fl Ctisai, the French PfiMr Minis
ct 'fh an Idea ut this man OF lte stature with
''s heaa peat orwafd It'd his body leaning 10 The reht
non weakness, with lin grey hair, pale e5mpiexl5n
ho"" cheeks. as he steps up tie chair matne thaf
nus man, weighed down by the care. of his oise h.,
nus feeble health and The troubles eaese, to bfn hf ia,
Pm enidfen ais abofs under unpatuarily uniaral
,ero since hichelfn and Aazann. Arrived on h, chair
ir crosses his arms. throws back his hoad-his fuelaad
efsi'as up aud extending, iseyes are eulveued and
n" ms lips with mUfl5n Of caneun that rays rennd
ne corners i bis mouth, the eginrahle isnpns,e
h,"a' You Ind the saupn crowded with HE elected
" whole naiiun the mast npuishad peers Of tra4c
strangers OF al nations. hut in vain vu8 lock for siu
f"nhlenanee thai gives Sans Of naitenii,n epnui M
ol,''ience' on lhe cunif5ry ynn fad antagonists aal
ehained, enchanted, puzzled or enthusiastic in
n 'ApFessuis, according 10 their political posifian
an astonishing spectacle and sta THE Great states
man an aoneinent iVr the injustice he ~ suffering and
"neh WI soon terminate his life. After be has de
frehaed irom The chair, his vital spirits feyersbly excl
70, sun sustain him. but be haslens home ard he b,y
Jelds % exfansilon he lays himself down and saeRs
'fs'' elhef IN conversation with his two children or in
s'eep II 1t does moi refuse him its relief
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has bee built. Professor l. says he eamc to where the
esnh s1pplris itself exhibiting naked and peflcci sec
iiun Of he earth work saR ag MAI tie natural safaca
ct the original sell ala le tie Mound as hu.ll. was
slightly raised. prBess,f l. suite. lie atsi iaft
esea ahssftaon made. tat liz serfaf aaaYe itz bro
Of aali shows the sspsHe lasdsaf earth las haa aeon
soeeessvely eafte1 up sHd poured down IS the Mound
builders of cid, III h,ad Il matlls1 mzfsln4.
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20 90 ~ e = a.,

~ DONALD returns his limit, 8. -. ID,
encouragement, he has received d",ia, ~,
1ga , residence lyorhaur-, aad he continues ia ~,
nc" TIE patronage oi The community. which he viii =.
deaFof to deserve by doing his VOL, ''' - VIM On
an, l,,,, ,,ii;A The BEST STYLE.
barr Sa, l' 1n The same can be done in Lynch>
=, :. o.q immediately opposite Jqha G.. A,een,s
81 re, ever The room formerly ko by PAYNE Sea,y
,AfHl II 'i''oD OoAAld).
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A blind old beFgar with his bal IN hand,
Neglected by tile bus, Fasssrs by,
lne,ised shyly at a corner stand,
With moisture falling fram bis siehtless eve.
A child cane by--a laughing Little creature
With jov and iaoeeare ia etoiy feature.
SKIPPING Forth sdll to AZ apple stand,
She saw the heecaf and became less ga3i
rhon funr the b. 81 silYor ia fer hand
Into The old NAM hat and ran away.
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THE GREAT MOUND Al Grave Cteel ,,rolso
n's below Wheeling. is described in letter from Prof
'.oche 70 ihe ,lncnnad Gazatie. II was thoroughly
cpheo several years sinee and great quantity Of Gu
'"us recs were discovered. Its entire height was
~. sky 'eet. The most extraordinary discovery was
mat Of small stone Inscribed with characters dcdd
~ lne Antiquarian Society of Copenhagen TO be Runc
WORKS originally prepared TO facilitate access to The
e'oahd are quite deeayed and The Mound ITSELF is threat
'"su VIM obstruction. On entering The gallery which
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EF. E0isas Iiiufcr:
i AkE NOTICE., that on the 10!h day Of Jnly,
4 ISIS, at the Sure house of ;. G. lurl s. Co. at
Fea Town. in the county Of Bedford | shall take ihe
dispositions Of sandry Witnesses la be read in evidence.
IN The trial Ola suit in chancery depending IN the
county court If Bedford wherein plaintiff and ycd
and Thomas Mead defendants. IT, fir, IN any cause.
the taking the said dispositions shall be completed
On he above named day, shall continue the taking
thereof, at the place, from day to day, (sund,ys
eAeeFted,) until the whole are taken.
HENRY LLOYD.
June Q w4w
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SP&8N& FAAEggt.ya,

5E7IlE undersigned has just received his Spring reror
4 Of 2 - = - % - y from The N,nh. Gun
hraaine those Of LONDON AND FRANCE. aud in
vues his customers and the pabc ceaemy To call and
them nj his house Main ST. tour doors aaova John
G. Maem's store, where all work entrusted 10 him vii
bedono according to order and in the hes style and nan
ncr. WILLIAM CI.ANfY
March 81. Is
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GR EEREES.

TEYlE slhscriberbeg leave say tn his friends and
d the public generally. thai he is now receiving at
his Store, opposite Messrs MeColklo s Mcdaniel
adesahe stock Of
GROCERIES AND STAPLE G0ODs,
which will be sold low for cash or in exchange for pro-
duce. JOHN r. HUGHES
May q is