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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-03
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FENHE SUBSCRIBER has h~en appointed ssen',
Il for the sale of CONRAD MEYERS Gel.
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pl.
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have plain.
nf,ssive and bssu,ifai exterior 6>h. end, for depth
ard sweetness Of tone. and eleg nee Of workman.
ship, not surpassed b, any in the United States
The following is a recommendation from CAuL
iEsrs, celebrated performer, and himsslf man.
Gfactuler:
A CAR h.
HAvIsG had the pleasure Of trying the excel
lent Piano Fortes Manufactured by Mr. Meyer. and
exhibited OF the last exhibition of the Franklin In.
rtu,e, feel il due to the true merit Of the maker
TO declare tha, these instruments are quite rdua'
bnd in some respects even superior, 10 all the Pi-
sno Fartes, saw at the capitals of Europe, and
dsrirs sojourn oftwo years AT Paris.
1Tsesr Pianos will be sod al the man lecturers
lowest fhadelphia prices, if not something lower.
Persons are requested TO call and examine for
themselves, at the residence Of the subscriber.
Sunhury. May II, ls45. II. B. MASSER.
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SIR EpwARp Coosr says :

SIR EpwARp Coosr says;
Six hours to sleep-to laws grave study six
-Four spend IN prayer--ths rest on na,ure fix
Or rather as SIR VIZ. Josxs says:
Six hours TO lsw--to soothing slumber seven
Ter 10 tie woyle sllo:t--sne all e Heaven
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The grand feature in the priften tonstitu.
Hon which the King Of Prussia has given to his
people, is the organization OF all the provincial
diets as a Congress. or national Legislature,
with power to regulate ,axa,iou independent Of
the KmD
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-03

CArrios--Whenever you buy or sell, lie, or
hire, make clean bargain, and never uus. to
we shsni disagree peoat ,rises'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-03

LsoIs.Ar,vx piasiIY--A Boston paper re.
latss the following, which is said to have recent
ly occurred at one of the principal hotels in that
city. II 10 capital:
Several members the House Of Representa-.
tives were seated At the dinner table, tfeelng ra.
the. digni6ed. We suppose0 when one of them
ssid. "Win tbs gentleman from Andover please
pass tbs bat,eI this way" Pretty soon another
spoke, win the gentleman from Worcester
please pass ths salt this way?' when one of our
city wsgs, taking the HINT turned round to the
kbeA ,os;ts- and sAd distinctly, win the gentle.
ssos from Africa please pass the bread this way,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-03

WAasISo Brn a good lady in the city OF
Portland, whose husband was tormented with
The Ybeumati.m, was advised by a neighbor to
warm his bed with pan OF Goals and 10 throw
in little sugar. She accordingly - - on'n
the sheet some,hins like pound o. brown H-
vans sugar, and proceeded 10 draw rsn cf 10,
Goals briskiy between the sheets, by waicd ops.
ration the sugar was nigh restored to lis pr mi.
tive state, and made as hot as when il came from
the boiling cauldron. Meanwhile the old nan
had denuded himself and when the pan was
withdrawn crawled between the sheets as fast
as his ameness would permit, But the bound
from the bed gave the lie TO his complaint- no
member 0! the Rayel family could have vaulted
to the floor with more agility than the sugar
sralded old codger and no S.entor could have
roared louder than he did, In the jump he struck
the dame, ana man, woman, two children and the
hot Goals came to the floor together. But the
Goals were scarce less comfortable than the hot
sugar, and the evenings entertainment concluded
with "ground and LOFTY tambine by the whole
company" But the exercise thus taken was
productive Of good and barring the scalded skin
the old man was rendered more free from paia
than he had been for many years
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-03

II iss singular coincidence that the same disease
which bee sttschsd the poss,ess in other countries
hss attacked the eescs in Jsms.es.
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W. ~0
Horses should never be put 10 severe work
| on a full stomach. Mere horses are hurt by
hard driving afler full feed, than by full feed
after hard driving.
In laying in stock Of winter fodder Tor ami.
mais lei II not be forgotten that lt,le too much
isjust enough. Starving snimels at any time
is miserable policy.
A'you treat your land. 70 il will treat you
Feed it with manure literally. and il will yield
your bread bountifuly.
Avoid debts as you would the leprosy. II
you are ever tempted to purchase on credit, put
il Of for three days. You need time 70, reflec.
tion.
II you keep your sheep and cattle in your
meadows until June. don't complain next win
ter because you are compelled 10 purchase hay
for your stock.
The man who uses good seed. has good .oi,
ond works il in good season. rarely ails of bav.
ing good crop to reward his toll
RErrrx FOR HAMs.-Mss Beecher has the
following recipe or receipt, as she calls it, for
curing hams, in her Book of Receipts:
Take an once Of salipetre for each hmm, and
ono pint ofmolasses to every ounce OF .sl,pe.
tire.
Then take quarter o'a pound Of common
salt to every pint of mossses used.
Heat the mixture till it nearly boiis, and
smear the meat side with il, keeping the mix
tnre and rubbing it in well, especially round
the bones and recesses.
Let the hams lie AFTER this from four to seven
days. according to the size ot the hams.
Then place them in salt pickle strong enough
to bear an egg. for three weeks. Then soak
eight hours in fresh xeier.
Then hang in the kitchen, or other more con.
venient place, to dry for fortnight Then
smcke from three to five days. till well smoked
Then wrap them up in strong tar pupcr, ty.
ing il close.
Then tic them in tight bags Of cotton ttuIfing
in shavings, so that no par, of the paper touches
the cotton. Hang them near the roof in gar
re', aud they will never give you any trouble
One pint of molasses TO every pound ofsat.
pe,re This is evidently miss print Who
ever heard of using a pound Of sahpotre in a
family 1t should nanifes,Iy read a pin, To an
ounce. We notice that the recipe is in circu.
laton without correction.
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Boot & Shoe
e ST A 3 LIS II M EMIT.

DANIEL. DRUCKEMIIIER,
AT has Did Establishment. in Market Street,
Snnbury.
OPPOSITE THE RED LION HOTCI.)
n ETURNS his thanks for past f,vors, and re.
E0 specially informs his friends and the pulc
generally. that he continues TO manufacture to or.
der, in the nen'est and latest style,
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
warranted If the best material, and made by the
most experienced workmen. He also keeps on
hand general assortment Of fashionable Boots for
gentlemen, together with large stock Of fashion.
able gentl"men's boys allies and child en's Shoes
oil Of which have been made under his own imme-
diale inspection, and Of 'he best maierial and
workmanship, which he will sell low for cash.
In addition TO the above, he has Just received
from Philadelphia n large and extensive supply of
Boots, Shoes, &c. of all descriptions, which he sIso
of1c" for cash, cheaper than before offered in
this place. He respectfully invites his old custo.
teers, cad others, to call and examine for them.
solves.
Repairing done with nratncss and despatch.
Sunhurv, August 18Th, lS46.-
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W, II. T. II q NJ p SON
Fashionable
BOOT AND SHOE MAKEI

MARKxN STREEr, SuSsuar,
HNHANKFUL for past favors, bess leave 10 in.
l. form his friends and the public generally, ths,
he has just returned from the city with new and
1ashionshe lasts and q full assortment Of Light.
copred. Bronze, Black Kid. and all other kinds
OF Morocco for Gentlemen. Ladies snd Chldsen's
wear; and he assures eli who may favor him with
sheir custom, that they may rely upon having their
work done in the most substantial and fashionable
,nsnner, and q, very low prices.
He also has full assortment Of low priced work
selected by himself which he will sell lower than
ever Offered in this place, viz
Mems Shoes. ss low IS $500
Ex'ra S,ou, Boots. 200
Good Lace Bco;s for Women, 90
Women's Slips, so
Children's Shoes Is
Sole LEATHER. Morocco, &c, for sale low.
August 22d, Is46.-aplstf
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-03

DoiNo WHAT THE Devil NEVER Dip.-A
worthy clergyman somewhere on Cape Cod,
was told that portion Of his flock were dissa-
tisfied with his ministry, and were anxious to
get rid OF him. Determined to be beforeha nd
with them, on the next Sunday morning after
service, be addressed them % follows:
My dear hearers. 10 the course OF the ensu.
ing ~eeA, it is my intention 70 DO whst the de.
vii himself never did yet. I'm going to ksvs
!ers Geo Sunday TsIee rnr..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-03

PorAro PLANTING Having had some expe.
rience in the culture OF the potato. beg leave
! TO call your attention to one point, a fact not
well understood, believe, or At least If so, not
generally prsctised. that is, that planting the
large or prominent eyes only, yet will get bet,
ter yield and less small ones have tried the
experiment; several times, and slwsys get :he
same result. consider five single eyes IA.
they are called) the proper seed for hill. ard
would put the rows three and half feet apart
one way, and two and half the other. When
whole or cut potatoes are planted, the large or
prominent ones take the lead, and will produce
good sized tubers if no other put out; but If the
season is favorable, (sny warm and not too wet,
the snail eyes will throw out stalks which much
rctsrd the growth OF the others, and only pro.
duce small ones, il any at oil. lfthe latter par,
of the season should prove un'uvorable, (toodry,) }
the product OF the small stock would not be
wsrih gathering.
prefer pots tocs being cut for seed 10 plant.
ing whole onesj middling sized one Gu; in
three pieces being much better than to plant it
whole, as it spresds the stalks in The hill, and
her eyes should be Gu. in several pieces, in order
to have as equal number of stalks in hiR as
possible. know this is contrary to the theo
ry and practice Of many farmers; but why not
as we'll plant dozen kinds Of corn, or whole
ear in u hill, a. to plant a po,s,o That will pro.
duce twenty or thirty staIks' In one case,
am answered TINT you would get no corn; in
the other, answer, you get very few potatoes
Of any size compared to what you would if pro.
perly divided. besides wasting three times the
amour, Of seed necessary, if as sad before, it
was properly divided.
For any planting take the eyes singly from
the potatoes with pointed knife for the pur.
pose and consider that am doubly and tre.
bly, paid for the labor first in the saving of the
bulk Of my potatoes required for seed; Of which
no, more than one third is required as VIXEN
planted whole, and about halfss many as when
cut; and sgain in harvest. by getting more bu.
shells per acre. and those Of GOOD, even size
generally - Vermont Farmer.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-03

TsE ErHEa MAcHlsx sufrasEDxp.-Dip a
sponge in boiling water than qaeers it we'll, and
satprats i; we'll in the ether. Hit is applied in
that state to the mouth apd nos;rils for two or
three minutes. it will produce all the effects re.
CURED without the application Of the tube.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-03

DRorsY IN THE CHEST The Flushing Jour
nal says ,hat lady in that town cured herself
ofa dropsy in the ches, by using the roo, OF the
garden parsley. a few cleaned roofs were
boiled in quart Of water, until il was diminish
ed to pint Repeatedly during the day small
quantity wac taken. mixed with potion OF gin.
and every symptom disappeared. After a few
doses the Gin was omitted and the decoc,ion
only USED. The Journsl vouches for the tra,h
of this case.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-03

A MEDICAL HISr FOR MorHERs.- A medi
cal correspondent Of an English paper attributes
The high shoulder and the lateral curvature Of
the spine. which dishsures young females, to
the shoulders straps OF their dresses resting be-
low the shoulder and on the muscles of the arm,
instead Of being on the shoulder, which compels
the yearef to be constantly hi,ching her should.
er' to keep up her drcss, an action that results
IN forcing up the shoulder, a distortion of the
chest, and lateral curvature of the spine. He
also states that from this dangerous practice, and
the consequent exposure Of the chest to the
cold. that inward tubercles are formed, and not
ul.frequen,ly consumption is engendsred.
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ts'e A'ot" rha I Is aud ta,s Il :. Rat is pll.e t
hs#rafi baaesss Caapua5..
am iaIiy arfrazsi fl lhe 1T that IN, President and
'ieel9s 81 Your OafParaji,n are not s.tl n rerr-
~. me 'u'a atihe p"iir lave any thing Ia do with
- ",'1 atIsS ~ iHeIrNfew. they are responsible
On 51s N3' Ahedefs ard Strkaaf.s only 9his Is fruc
- en7t en'eaf. hal it IS ri tine 10 an a
15i my VIII slsld your Beard finn the l4ius
aa ea3' aihsts visited o.T h#sa WHO accept iul-
s TIT and d2 lot i2'.a lost Il ess,jat al iGa The
~ s5i't f.stli IL i,4u.ee dem.
'#5s VIZ" H.aaiii#a she doctrine 81 something very
a13f aim l1 'aHilse f.' IT. GENERATIONS ff=ft f4at
'atHeca-e otih James EUeraaa <anavha tss5a..,,,
a.a13 event. thy have forfeited snh h,h praiffsons
- iieaitd ae's9t af3lit.,,a a.d rtr' ~ IL lar q
'e Legislature Of r-ilia. Thefe II Is, that We the
peolie' who are oEcn safiiei ly tn directors
u Corporations. when would rSmina linen Of
.as an'y |" Tie public. can speak with authority; and
W. WIZ sPeat next winter, tho subject Of Ia
liae-Waef Connection. unless there IS something done
mat snail give assurance If relief from the taxes now
Imposed Tor passing the james River trade thronob the
ny ot tdrhiu5nd-a tax which heatii,s few wealthy
influential individuals In he CITY Of Rchuoad and bur
llls inos onefaesly those VITO have harder task To
ei' n ms NE than, or q'aailr dy, to call hcr
tenants Tor the payment Of rrnts These rent r4ll zen
try have made US b.lp lem tn Leep up rents around
&aaai the i'7sa N k.ema nd. aHa enough. We have
sa liitad, tier eiafe, because Af Gatu and It's Buaul
81 Directors, suandfcu aI lie money in oNtrlvaaant d
eIls III Yaelaf L. eiiey ca.4i.g seita The eal -
y" We have gwen the james iltor and kat.lY, h,
Company the neal li'tle sum Il million and quarter
To aeaiaf 80 Thai dafieg oieet. and we intend to see
that Hey do saaelHg else, at the same time whereby
We may be the better enabled 10 pay the taxes which
VIII lave 10 be- imposed 10 meet interest On tn jaime,
hNer debt, winch now stands on car LEDGER IA irac
Ion oYof Three Millions OF Dollars
ONEoF THE PEOPLE.
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EsOhcrfs q. EE1xlgca..

.NEU GRANITE 'FRONT.' BUIl.DLNG
opposite I he Bank of yirginta
Ate now rccei'inga large and well selected stock of
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, DO1iES9YCS. &c..
hieh they intend To sell upon as good terms as any
mouse bdB' IN the trade, exchange for all kinds pro-
dure usually brought this market viz BACON Bu;t.r
Wbislie, Peach aud Apple Brandy Flax and Tow Linen
Wool and Wool Rolls, Feathers, Ginseng Flaxseed Sc
and Will allow for all sue the highest market price
iet stock consists in part of the following articles
ST bAh-ioai, Powdered, Crushed Clarified, St. Croix
Porto Rico and New Orleans.
COFFEE Mocha, old Java Laguyra, Rio, &c &c.
Moasses, lalioW and Sperm Candies.
ILAS-bae and Green, Of the finest brought TO
tins market.
Cotton Yam Of the most approved Factories
htA St estrure French Imitation do Apple and Peach
Nlht-f Finest Old Medeira, sicily Madeira, Port, Sherry
and Sweet.
WiishEYWall's best, best old Rye and Recuiied, COM
mon Restifcd and Mountain
GlN-pare Holland and American
RuM-Btst old Janaca, and New England.
Rice, bar lron English and 1fcdcgar Iron.
SrEEl.--Cast, Shear and Blintered.
Feathers, " oo and Wool Rolls
Nails all Sizes Powder, Blasting and sportng Shot and
Window GLASS, $ by IN and 10 by IL.
Salt and Segars in every variety
Domesties, "a, rs, and Al.
Cotton Osnaburgs.
Soap, Shoe Thread Sapetre, Alum Indigo Madden
Coperas, Ginger, Pepper, Aspce Letter Foolscap and
Hats Gaeoes BedIicking Apron Checks; Rustard Trace
Chains, Axes, Shoe lacks, Bed Cords, Plough Lines &c.
They cordially invite purchasers their Largo
Stock before making purchases elsewhere
81 THEY DETERMINED TO SELL Low. ID
May Its
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BApIIs.r ASSOCIATION.

The Baptist Association ot Virginia was IN sesson in
Richmond last week and at'raced 10 that citya number
Of the Ministers and members ef that daaeminatiun-
Among other business rote, with great satisfaction
that the following resolutions, after full debate. were
adopted
/. Resoired That committee he appointed In sd
drss the public through the uesean,rs i#1.Hai- :tn 4
secular, in favor 81 giar'itg y lie Itls'a;ft as i
Incorporation TO Religious ard Benevolent associations
That tie Edllais If neHsiaf,rs la ,ae s.ata L, no.
qnesed to give publicity TO tie COMMUNICATIONS OF the
committee.
Aud that committee. consisting Ct Nessrs. }. d.
Magll, j. b. Jeier. J. 5. Reynolds Thomas Hume and
Isaac 1inscy. was appointed 10 prepare Arguments. or
addresses in behalf Of law permit rel gss socetes
to hold heques's-that is, presume, 10 grant them
scts of ncrporatior-ard the last NAMED gentleman ap
pointed o prevail Editors Of the secular ss well as
religious press, to publish them
Believing 60. tha; the disability 10 held even
place Of worship, by lawful tile under which the
vaors congregaties If Christians in the State Of Viz
GINA have long labefed, to be Infringement Of civil
liberty and dsgfacol to Virginia. we are clad 10 s5e
50 intelligent, respectable aud Influential denomination
as the Bap,sts giving their iafa ncc as ay. To the
PASSAGE Of an act which shall eaa every congregation
to hold a corporate body. then place Of worship,
house and loifrtheir minister and other property to
specified amount Our wish is 10 see congregations Of
Christians placed upon equality with other lTaernitcs
Of their fellow citizens. We never could perceive any
valid reason why charter u Incorporation should br
granted 10 4 society elmer, calling themselves Nason3
Odd Fellows, CT Sqns Of Temperance and roidsed, per
laps tothe very same individuals. organized a
gregation for religious worship The usual objections
against the system are founded upon by gone state of
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bargains ! bargains >!
NEW STOCK OF

READY MADE CLOTIfLNG!t,
fESlE subscriber has just received and now opening
II at the auction house Phelps s. Perkins, large
Assortment af
READY .1L7DE CLOTHING.
Having purchased them for Cash in the northern and
eastern markets. enabled offer great inducements,
and respectfully invite the public local and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere hey will find their ad-
vantage A. Ii. CARDOZO.
Sell Conducted BY Phelps S Perkins.
May 20-lm
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GERMAN .lNCIfORBR.aN.D BOLTLN1,
~ owns

VIE subscribers have for sale all the Nos of tho
n very best German Anchorbrand Boiling Cloths from
Nos l. 10 10. Mem wishing to get the very best ar.
ce oil the kind made, respectfully requested to call
and examine them for themselves
juno 7-twlf MEEM s. GWATKTN
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N Z w S pIIIT ~ oouy,
f. FRLNhLN. JR.,
IYHCHgURo Va.

IYNcnBURG Va.
: now receiving and opening fine assortment Of
SPRAN1' IND SI.lLHER GOODS
among which will be found every description Of Dry
Goods including Ginghams, Lawns 0rgandes. Musl,ns
CamItes, 'arcges. Silks iasho able Shawls Handker-
chiefs hlhuons Laees, Edging, Hosiery, Gloves, Sc.
together with fine assortment OF Coths Cassmcres and
Neslngs aud all ohcl articles of the latest sy4 suu
Die iuf Ladies aud Gentlemons wear; to an ex.
animation Of which he invites his friends and the
public generally, lie assures all who may honor him
with call 'hatno pains shall be spared to furnish them
with the newest styles Of gods, and al ,s low prices
they can be had elsewhere: EFJR
April isif
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EICBgs" FSEsEcES.

ffAL0MEL H. cts the ounce.
" Cas.or Oh, small boitles best quality, ~ cts.
N,nliiz Powders paper h5s,4;, = cents.
soda do do do ~ cents,
Nlaceoboy Snuff, y cents the bottle
Claret Wine, 50 cents the bottle.
Champaign " inc. in pint bottles, 50 cents,
Guns SO worth sl5,
Segae from so the box to the best quality,
Chrome, yellow, 8 found boxes Tor 81 50.
Violin Stuag5 - cents the set,
Peters and Leo's Pills, IS cents the box,
Surgeons pocket Instruments 81,
Sweet Oh 50 cents the bottle
WATER CooIs, Z row boxes 81 So and many other ar
tices equally low, Tor sale by
Howell DAVIES.
n, B.-SGp Car Soda, Oils, Chewing Tobacco Spts
Iurpentiae, Dye Siniis, Scgars Snuiis Gum Arabic,
SIC, for sale as above
June Us H
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RICHMOND NABkIsrs juno +. Is :.
ioRAt CO-Reeeip.s heavy ~ Change To note 10
god AMI fine c,aHnian and iulefiat rather lower
iiol SaaIl sales at $q25e.
CORN-lltalIsc
OATS. I'm Depot-4ta5oc frnm vessels
HHlshEl-Bals. doc; Ilads none in market
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PHILADELPHIA MARKERS. .ruas q

Rrfa,stalS are Ia I5,t,,r .n.si, - l,,. ~, . 9Th.
,l,za,,. il. p,, s4|',, Nv - -. "' a. ~. ''
8 ~, '''9' ~ - ecu" i9ui i#ih"
Wy ~ ~ ~ -lh' b'ls, TN N'3yvIi at 800 .
lily l7ur hrld ut 500; heat is dull and lfil al
= > litc Hr red; ASH, Of soad white was made al
Ute: halicrs et Peana ora IRE ps. tlsell nj I..
,lesof Co,,on ,r1 ssrla, r. t,, ~; =,
m - -" " M =. ~" - ua id''
nom i4isl9h dated luae T. N. asSs. Tho market tur
bnalsNN', %" ng 3our reduced i5cis and l.h fert s
n.iua#d irn 10 lay. Southern Flour is scare. and
much wanted nv ifsrsr, In The Ayasfln3i, nj .nJ
Ia HI Il slcc ui ,.a=s If is IA demsHAat f,I trI= VIZ
iIealH3o. ta8IdfIh chi, To sumo csuut das haop
.oas.iI - aH' 'fate. C,u'=sfe Hour w.s a.o 81 aiN
10 '#t. Nt"'ui 10y t'" -' In iIieo since Saturday.
/ tefA $50 continued tIu at SIHsdaN prices. Ife
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