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Worms Easily Removed.
WlNTERJS cANAnIlN UEpMIrlIcC

WIN IER'S CANADlAN VERMIfUGE
HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN DIE every yea from the
II diseases produced BY Worms They are the cause of
numerous and trghu diseases Indeed there is scarcely
complaint common TO infancy and childhood which may
not produced greatly aggravated by the presence these
destructive animals The stomach and bowels Gases are
recorded Ofher producing ST. Vus's Dance Locked Jaw
Dopsy Squiniig. Loss Of Feeling in the Limbs Rickes
Papliaton OF the Heart, Erupnns, Dry Cough Severe
Pnn- Paeness EInacalinn, total Decline Strength and
Consumption. They consume all the nourishment in Tho
body aud tina " destroy the Child
WINTERS CANADIAN VERMIFUGE is n III -asart
s1fr speedy and permanent for This dangerous cure for
this dangerous afcnn II has been faithfully tried and
is ui ersay approved Of even bY Physicians destroys
the worms at once ssves and carr IF the slime which
forms the nest Of worms, and greatly improves and inyro
the system 1t is the perfect thin. of H., kiad
ever invented, and no family should be without it,
5 Parents may he assured That this medicine is mr.
frcy harmless in it, effects II carefully comBounded or
the very best materials, and there is last danger in
usngit "
Price only p per bottle
J. : HOCGHroN, 100 Washington S.. Boston General
Agent for the Nrw England Sniat,s
Middlebury, DR.. Russell.
vergennes, F. Huntington, Monkion, T. C.
Smith, New Haven, A. P. Roscoe, Pitisford.
Henry Simonds, Cas- Teton DIR. JamIeston.
Burlington, Peck s. Spear, and dealers in
Medicine generally in New England
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ENAVING leased the store for term of
Il u years. end purchased The entire stock
of Edward Wainwright, and having added
greatly thereto, is now prepared to offer
great variety Of
Cooking.
Air Tight,
Pdrlor and Bor Stores,
From Albany, Troy. Brordon, Pitisford
and Middlebury Furnaces.
Also, large assortment Of
Cauldron Kettles,
Sled Shoes,
HoLLolr Ware,
Tin and Sheet IRON Ware.
Stoue Pipe. Sc. &c.
~ All kinds of TIN & SHEET IRON
WARE manufactured, and OBJ w o X X
and repairing done to order. and on The shoIt-
est notice, by one Of the most experienced
workmen in the state.
nFSOdd plates for all kinds Of Stoves, that
have been made here for the last 20 years !;
and all kinds of Machinery Castings, &c. fur
nished On short notice.
DPThe public are respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere, as they will have the
| benefit OF
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-12
PULMONRY ORGANS.

PULMONRY ORGANS.
very important disease which this 'Balsam' Y
erts very powerful infurnce is illatOfa
DISEASED LIVER.
In This complaint il has undoubtedly proved more efca-
cous than Of any remedy hitherto employed, and in
merous instances when patients had endured long and
we're suffering from the disease without receiving the
east benefit from various remedies and when Mercury has
cen csOrtcd TO in vain, the of this BaSam has restor
the Liver 10 healthy action and in many instances CT
ectcd
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-12

u For the Cure of Piles, inflammation OF the Liv-
er and Spleen: inflammation, Soreness and VI
ceration of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Bladder; In1ammatory and Mercurial Rheu-
matsm Impurity of blood: Weakness and In
famation OF the spine; and for the relief Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29
From the City of Mexico.
IN he Nee Oslean. Ptcayune of June IL

We have received, by the way of Tampico,
flies from the capital as late the 2tl;h of
Nay. This IS week later than the papers
ceived last week By the Oregon.
Santa Anaa's letter Of resignation IS Published
in the papers Of the 29th ultimo, but We know
nothing of tbs action taken by Congress on ths
subject.
In the city CT Mexico every thing is manifest
iy IN state of confusion and almost unliee
anarchy. Gen. Bravo has resigned not only his
command of General-in- but also hi- COM
mission of General Of Division. Gen Rincon
is said to have done the same thing. More Of the
causes IN our next.
1t is true that Gen. Aln1ontc is under arrest,
though the causes of his imprisonment are not
aYowed.
Gen. An1Pudia has been directed TO await fur
Their orders at Cueru4vaca- What suspicious
thing he has done contemplated not IN
formed.
Gen. Valencia and Gen. Salas were ordered to
leave the city OF Mexico on the . i.sl ultimo for
me city of San Luis Potosi, TO take command Of
the of the North
The accounts we find IN the Mexican papers of
the disAfection in Racatecas confirm those we
Published d few DAYS since The ottic al paper Of
the tate publishes strong representations agaiHst
Santa Anna and in favor of the Arnerieans-Gen
SCOTS manifesto among the latter. This latter
document Is also given IN all the papers OF the
capital.
Gen. Ar.sta has refused assume his mill
tigateu by military tribunal He demands that
his trial may take place III once, in or-er that he
may take part n defence of his conntry
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29
improvement, on salipetre Government.

T'.,: was first M!TRUhI that governed
the world. AMI then NlTRuN-fir-t SAINT
peior, and then SALT petre.' says 4 quib-
bling writer Of the las. century. Presi-
dent Polk has made an improvement: On
the government of sALT-paire-it is more
silent in its operation, bu. equally IS
powerful. H. old friend, Santa Anna.
proved i,s efficacy. md was safely landed
in his own country By tits a PAPER
PASS. When tho inventor patented this
"infernnl machine he remarked, after
hearing of bis friend 5 safe arrival IN Mex
leo: ..ii remains TO be seen whether his
return may not prove favorable 10 q paci
fic adjustment Of existing difficulties. -
This remark shows the inventors conf
dence in the workings Of his improvements;
and, although Santa Anna tells Mr. Poik
tina, he deceived him "A 10 his "raai intcn-
tons" in order TO ct TINT PASS. il silt
''rem7ins 20 he soon" Whether the inventor
will BE- compensated with the Same reward
that \ CERTAIN man. By the namo Of la
MAJ, onco got. We think these two eases
-IIaman aud Poik-are very similar
Thcy were alike IN woakncss and nmbi-
tion.--onc erected n g1lloys for Iordccai
tho Jew, AM was hanga1 thereon himself !.
aai TIE Other dcaounces lis follow citizens
WIKI giving '-aid ard comfort u the eco-
my. IN Questioning the policy Of .ha al
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

@We neglected last wcol, 10 notice
the receipt Of a nov daily pnpor. publish
cd q, Cincinnati, by Messrs. CLARK &
COLLINS. which is chrIstened Queen City,
We wish the publishers snccoss. pariicu-
hope some Of our merchants will subscribe
For commercial! news, md interesting
items. the Queen City IS THE paper. The
"Ohio Organ'--is olso Published by the
above firm. 1t is on excellent temperance
journal, and 50 cheap that i. comes within
tho roach Of ALL copies for s. and IL
copies for $40! The price of tho Queen
City is Sc per nnnum-a copy can be seen
at Holloway's Book Store.
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Cincinnati Market.
SATrRp.y Iuna o. Isl

SATURDAY. June 20,
FLOITR-0n Thursday evening 300 brls were
sold a, S., and Yesterday. zoo br,s q, sarne-both
from store. AMI both bought To fiji contracts A
sale OF 200 delivered at Aurora. inspection guar
emitted. at s.; 50 brls from Canal. AMI 80 do from
store at s.; 100 brls from store Thursday,
and SD DO Yesterday at S. %. There were mora
sellers than buyers yesterday at s.. still soaie
holders are disposed to await the receipt further
news n preference TO selling ut present rates.
PROFESSIONALISM seems very fair de-
nand for Bacon, ana yesterday afternoon the fol-
lowing sales were reported, viz:-6 hhis Sides NJ
Sac; ~ DO DO. at Sic; DO Shoulders at &c: , do
common Hams al Sc; 3 do sugar cured do. can
vassed, at Zoe, all hhds $3.50
CORN-lA sale of 500 sacks at 45c, sacks re-
turned.
TOBACCO-A sale of Ii boxes IL lump No.
at l0c.
NAlLS-l10 kegs sold at P.n.t.
COTTON-A sale of % bales batting at 9lc
COTFEE-Saies OF % bags good far Rio at
=. IS and % DO prime at Sic Commercial.
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"Nfind your P's and G's!'

J TINS caution used TO be sounded IN the ears OF
ale and beer drinkers, .long time ago., when the
score of i'infs and Quarts got too lengthv.-
I That all right then, and we merely bring the
old saying up for the purpose of reminding
neiEhbor ,hat caution is necessary in the
use of comma, il in the use of P.'s
and q IS In the Jeirrsonian of the 9th instant
he makes himself merry. apology which
we made for the lark of editorial. &c. Here it
IS accompanied BY his sArewd remarks:
Owing 10 the absence of Mr. HoAo,-av T \ and
sickness, paper is one day later and edito-
rial is short.-PGUadtun,.
That Mr. Holloway was absent w:Ii be consid-
cred by most az sufficient cause for failure Of ed
itorai matter, but AID to this the absence Of
sickness it must be satisfactory to all; Davis
rarely writes thing without giving the strong
evidence of being bHd}y cTGmpfi, : ! and
whether sick or not himself his productions
generally sckiy; but nc has written so little
n the last No Of that paper, sickness is no DOUBT
absent - Jcgers0nian
Toernhe pert, that, If the clas-sick-a Jeffer
sonian editor had used the as i; was placed in
the original. il would read about right think.
We don't blame rejghbor for thus exhibiting
10 his readers, even at our expense, his acute ana
diaphanous 1--WE hunted the dictionary for that
word, being badly cramped' for one large enough
to convey the dea,l knowledge Of gramnar!.-
not at all! ITS highly proper and necessary
very! But hold bii--here must be the pat
tern TO cut out apologies by--bad did not
notice it bcfore-might have saved !abor--ve
viii think of it when GLADLY crampcd," we
Will.
Tho editor has been confined TO his room Tie
past week nth The measies. - Gersoniaa.
He is ont. IS will be seen hy The lost No,
Of his paPar,-aithough really don't believe
his mother knows It; and we hope he still keeps
them measles confined TO his room. Don't let
EN- escape, ghbor--they might DO somebody
prejudice!
DAVIS rarely writes anything true enough;
but when he does write. why, (cxcnse our mod
esty,) he .Fyvritcs''--that's all and he does not
" ISL to be held accountable if locofocos should
be sick Of their conduct. after taking the very
ftlc doses he administers to them from time to
time. Where patient IS diseased, medicine viii
make him very sick; and sick loco IS bound to
be made sicher before he can be thoroughly
cured OF his locofocoisn. We intend to admin
istcl to ncighbor, in broken doses, Folks
War Pill and -Anna-ti tive Pass Ointment,
and should his sickness prove fatal, nobody
will blame for thus prescribing we hope: for
this medicine will either XIII cure,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29
Cen. Tay!or-s Movements.

We givr place Saws the y o Picavune Of
the ~b INST TO ;le greater part Of IN Interesting
article upon the subjeci Of Gen. Tayior's move
mentS. from the American Flag Of the 2nd inst.
The heilrf has been assiauoasiy propag4tcd in
various IaHueutIa! quarters Tor months that Gen.
Taylor to move upon San LUIS Potolsi
From various state fts from time 10 time made
in The Union, the country has been led 10 believe
that Gen. TAYLOR has had, or shortly would have
forces adequate to CONNIE nee bis march while
letters from Geu. Scott and his army for the
arinv Ct Gen. TAYLOR ad rcssed: fieadQuar-
ters Cen. Tayior's 4 army, san Luis Potos 1t
VIII not lie long before shall hear reproaches
cast upon The pero Of Eueua Vista for his mac
tyttv. nile II IS the purpose Of the writer Of the
following article from The Flag to show that II is
heyca.. the power Of Gen Iayior 10 move upon
: Luis even If the Government should divert
Of the troops osteusID.y INTENDED for
him. The article VIII conmeaI itself TO all
fair minded men
FACTS AGAINST FIcrIoS--Iost Of our readers
have doubt noticed, from the tone Of the pub
lie prints in the United ~tates. that a vague inn
preSsion seems 20 prevail that Cen. Taylor either
already occupies San Luis Potosi, marching
that city.
In connection with this state ofpublic opinion.
article in the Washington Union should De
CONSIDER red, from which it will require but little
muIty 10 discover common origin fer both
the paragraph and the rumor, and inge unity
At all to perceive that the injury of Gen. Taylor
IS the design Of both.
The article aluded TO states in substance that
the twelve month volunteers would be replaced
BY fresh troops, sufficient to swell the force of
Gen. Tayior's division TO near 1000 men
1hls information pgrports to come from the
AdJutant Generals Office, and if So only proves
that the Ad5utaBt Generals arithmetic IL sadly
FAULT; or else our rulers at Washington have
such an extraordinary opinion of Cen Tayior's
InvineIbEiity to suppose him capable OF cross
ing deserts ana storning batter.e, 18th ra2>r
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CAL EB b. > NIT IL,

Will address the people of Ha-
gerstown, Wayne CO., on Thurs
day, July LIST; at Washington, on
Friday the Cd; and Mt Williams
burg, on Saturday the 3d,---and
at CcntreviIIc, on Saturday the
10Th. Recommending at one o.
clock, p. m, each day. CHAs II.
TEST, Esq, is invited to attend
and participate in the discussion
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

THE QuEsT1ov SETTIEp.-The much ve1ed
question in regard to the diplomatic authority of
MIR. Trist, may now be regarded settled. The
Democratic Review, for the current month, a
journal enjoying the entire confidence of the
Administration, says that Gen. Scott is clothed
with power 10 negotiate peace, us9er the in
styucton Of NJ. I1'ist In regard 70 the terms
Of negotiation, the Eeview says:
CAS- TO the cession of territory demanded of
the Mexicans. the Administration will not claim
1t forfeit, but offer to pay for 1t. TO acquire
it by purchase. We wan, clear title 10 it; ana
the Administration considers purchase the very
best Of all titles
1.-The expenses of the will not claim
from the heSicans; and The indemnity which She
owes our citizens VIII be assumed by the Govern
mcnt Of the United States. We shall then claim
money of Mexico in any shape, and are will
ling TO accept land in payment of Just de-
mands.
AS TO the territory 70 be coded sold to us
BY Mexico, We are Of opinion that It viii not
comprise more than upper California and New
Mexico. and that our Government viii not in
sIst. condition Of peace the right of way
across the Isthmus of Tehauutrpec; but rather
make tins sub ect for subsequent f-endly GO
tiations between the two sister republics"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

Glt is stated by letter writer from Gener-
al Taylor's quarters, that the old General re-
eeived the insulting epis;le from the War De-
Partfnent. (enclosing copy of his letter 10 Gen
Gaines. and asking if he the author of H.
Just before setting down 10 s.hasty'' supper
The old Generals reply may be conceived, when
it is understood that he sree.eued his tea nth
mustard on that occasion. The way he seasoned
Marcy must have been a caution. Why don't
they publish that letter Indiana State Journal
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REF 0E s.EEs.


Since me earliest records OF history this world
has aoounded with r-torners, who has ersea-
vored to amelIorate the condition Of mankind
and reform the vices oil the age. OF their want
Of success the worid bears ample testimony. The
wees OF enc age haze been exchanged for the
vice o. aho'hrt Inc wees OF Inc savage for those
oi el'.!i%e0 ilte- inst me Wofta i any better
no" teh ~ "as centuries ago. may well De
c"uo'1d. rue, the violence OF Inc ;ni1d'e ages
mas gwen tldce 10 4 Us" oraer CT tf3hesi OPP
rFess3cn IS systenize1 ov law: whining hYpocri-
sy now accompllshes. with refined cruelty, more
heaf1-FsnaIhG crimes man the brute violence OF
o@F0a!ot,s tCu,tfies' He Shn,4ef 70 see me
heaFt e1ooI HOW rom EheSiiE wound, ana
call Gown on the cutprft especially # poor all
The vengeance OF the law; whilst uainoved we
WINES none htaF's "fang HHut gfiSi has eS-
ni''st5 is7ei1 = me tii.d mus rr'ose envy "hei
He teA#teh n = sa'ties.H = ~ A}hGfea cay. II
y rue, hfis : V!i'tahfatop'c age. ne people
OF Two great nations, the nited States AMI
Ing an, i'll PaF'!ta3aT,1 appear to have entered
ihr list, sni are stf3sng HHyh can clsplay the
greatest amount of philanthropy. The glowing
accounts of good Ger.S performed by pltl1utiro-
Phists are published throughout the civilized
"oTld an. the superficial thinker jumps at the
conclusion taat mankind IS becoming better: bat
the thi4king mind viii recur 10 facts, anu draw
n otheEeHt eoncinsfon
he GistFrss Of our HeiGAbors ana ftiiow-c'ti-
zens IS oFeE.ouAs1, ana oplec'S on whom 10 eN-
pcha our sympathy, ahi ltY'Sh our charity are
sought Ior y remote countries, aha lar Glstaht
cItncs Lug.ana starving thousands can etiett
but little con;n'seraitoh rom tl' Eael ish press,
clergy and pr"yt"- her SyaaPatlies are absorb
el hE TIE shflerirEs Of the American slaves,
"h"sf it5tf'''S Wo4i5 be th'afI} purchased ol
rivers q bi'o| anu thi4it7nS OF treAsdfe, II eN-
I'rHAta ~ = war against lt'iF unnatural masters
In the United Statrs, pits!anthrophr is Of the
Same romantic cEaracter--it passes lands anl
seas Ia srck out object for is exercise, whist
the ~tsow aud orphan, ing ia the ally bac.
Of the sPiendi& mansions Of our charitable aud
Vt4iat4fHFHtTc pcoUtP. Iett to StIi{-F-nO and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

We commend the following excellent article,
which we copy from the Cincinnati Commercial,
TO cur readers; and hope i, VIII 90 good
Let Us look for objects OF charity home, in our
own towns and ne shborhoods first. and not for
get. in our anxiety for those al distance. ;ha,
the Greeks are at doors; ,ns John RAN
doph once told Cd lady in Va who was ma
King up clothing = nd 10 the Greeks when her
slaves were lying aboai her door yaTI ragged
and nearly naked: .'rEIE ELEAs ARE AT YOUR
DOOR s.n.vt''r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

0"Waiter." said diner-out, in down
town restaurant yes;erday-"W alter. bring me q
plate of coup. quick
Say soup again. stranger" said tall Tennes-
see returned volunteer, who happened TO 81; OPP
posite to him. sand II give Cerro Gordo
whipping, L will. told the old General when
len him ut Jalapa. that when I como TO the
States, Id lick the first I'd he ar sayin' soup,
and I'm darned if don't % it,
II was with great difficulty the Tcnnessean
could be satisfied.-N. O. Data.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

Tn PrGiries.-Bry ant has written del gh tfui
peem-second only TO his .'Thana;opsis''-on
these gardens OF the desert" \ poetica con-
tributor TO the Burlington W. Free Press. has
also apostrophized them, bat in more practical
and familiar style He says;
Great western waste of bottom land,
Flat as pancake, rich grease.
Where gnats full! rs big as toads,
Ana skeeters are as big geese,
Q, lonesome. winay grassy place,
Where butEa!oes and snakes prevail!
The first with dreadful looking facc,
The last with dreadful sounding tall
I'd rather live on Cancels runp,
And be a yankee doodle beggar,
Than where they stump.
And shake TO death with feyer-n'ager!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

In May, &c. we spoke we believed;-th time
rolled round previous to May, '47.-PaA
You don't say 50. can't be possible. Pray
what time '-JsF
Why the time for good many things to take
place, and among others The time for the JefTer-
sonian editor TO have increased his store OF pro-
found wisdom. But that "time" spoken of by
". which he brGys in his witty mortar with so
much dssiduity, is contained in our remarks in
May, '46: This is not the TIME 20 question the
policy Of the administrations" &c. In alluding
to what published then, and to avoid repetition
we stated that the "tins" fer us to question the
policy Of the administration, in our humble man
ner, "had rolled round in less than one short
year. Every man Of sense understood US: and
this explanation is only intended for the especial
edificaton of all whose mental visions are in as
critical mood as friend Elders
Quote the whole sentence next time neighbor
and you will not be under the necessity of asking
questions. "1his is not the time question the
policy Of the administration that "tirne" was
in May. lS46,--and it was ,antarnount TO saving
that the day would come when, in orr humble
opinion, il would be proper and right TO question
the policy Of the "the powers tina, be- That
s'time rolled round,' and we have taken the lib
erty to speak out in condemnation of the policy
Of our government in acquiring foreign territory
by . war of conquest. We have done orr duty
in this respect; and for thus exercising the priv-
lege Of freeman. are accused by our neigh
Dor with dumping Jim Crow and of having
NO opinions of our own. Does the editor of the
Jeffsrsonion judge others by his own reculiar
pituationl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

MARRIED-Oa Sunday, Juse 20t6 at Leba-
non. Ohio, Mr. LEWIS DAVIS. IF Ne,o Paris. o.,
10 Mrs. FLLEx SroGpESBoRorGH, Of WGrtea co. o.
On Monday erening, 2sA inst. by jain Sailor.
MGyor, Mr.. THOMAS BENTON, Of ts.s e.ty, 70 Mrs
EEzr.H k1s1, recently n .S7-ts Carolina
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IcrPoETAEr FROM MEXICO.
suBJUGATION OF MEXICO.


! ne amy brought d nae ss. - ~.
vera ,rnz' hat IL was het "Vi,r -..n -
give below letter from =. w iArh5al'' 81
mere than usual importance. ne stt'ztitt .
agree with those OF VI beacd, ISL " ~
spent part OF last wlhter ~ Mckee" = an II &c
possible that the Jn.ied states are e Income
prop7ietors Of the whole Mexican country:
49,, NJ. ~ Icf-
u seems 'i''t 'i'F ''
- lc"Is 100 .e- a. = ptl ~.
"'oN t.,l
hhih'tr q lit Fnf,''9 ~ 80 $50;
rom LOU u -,,,''- ineS ol'! ~" = "..''','
cannon f'a4e WIN - ',at' ..ii' '''i'. = " -
much so ih't a regular movement waS 'eaae 70
receive jieia; pitt ti'e iif1s '"'' ISL r. .
our "t'i''-' - ''''i' o. 80 -
as M a''it'i''S '"n'" e'iis az ~
rs" ''.+ s., ~ + =. : 49,.
ifdFAG3 - he'h 'oi'' 49," -
WIN 'he : 81 locus " - NJ - :, -
h"fS'- ftSt' iI"o ne zen a. - = -
oh'H ~ 4et, a i'-t ','.'"s - '''' -, -,
cduS "odid NO. 1'A'0 ""sNe4'u - - " -
fo!, - M.
me behfF 'i'sS a. tito'a s''It' 90 -
enough 'isi'oss" - = 'tus 80 III
'h'E 90 no '.l , -, - -
iiiit . 49, -, =, IA
near o'''''' s'' ; or : 's''N'''' -
io"ef ~ 90 49, -. IN 49,.
"hl'h - va ~ -. W-r,i. .,,
Po7'u 10Y. - ~.
ti'@ at'F...e .....,..t..,.l .x.s,,,T 90 Nh,
- ,' ~ a., ..c.r-,-e, s, An, +
1't''"' : ~ 5.l4.l... l..a fi,o
i*NS - - ,,l3 :, tn.
t"'' ~ ;r.,,.i ~, -, ,,,z-
eo"f'H 81 80 tlI - -
ic'n HiRu,"i ou., IL l,.r,'.,,,s now.
any az" - -, -.
W, - 90 I; f In l,i,,,ts -, j.. a.
= - :, p,,h The wheat GRO, has
- 80 -. - 80, ,9.,n4ant
ne I've i.'s = 800, H.. M - In,
,,,,,s nm. af works II FL PsnoI
Mn. ,,tiI4e his SIDE Of the cIty
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