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Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

&%We have received the first No. Of
'1he Union Flag" new paper publish
ed at Union, Franklin county, Mo-, and
edited by Giddings and Vanover. The
"UniOn" is democratic in politics, and is
neatly printed. Success TO it.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

D~The Jury in the case of the Stale
vs. Baldwin, for the murder of Matthews,
his brOtherin-law, IN ST. Louis, brought
in verdict of nurder in the first degree,
at the recent term of the St. Louis Grim
inal Court.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

@% We are requested togive notice that
prOtracted meeting will be held at the
Spring Grove Meeting house, about six
miles from Warsaw on the road to Clin-
ton, commencing THIS DAY. The pub
lie generally are invited TO attend.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

DITTSBURG COTTON YARN.-lO,-
/ 600 Lbs. allnumbcrs, from 5 to l2-for
sale cheaph b. & SHEPARD.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12
PREACHING.

I5-A Protestant Methodist proiracted
meeting will be held at Lacey's School
house, ! l-2 miles west Of Warsaw, com
mencing on Friday before the 2nd Sab
bath in September next. july29
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

Alexander Ritchey and George Rank
were elected Justices Of the Peace, and
Edwin Alexander Constable Of Lindsey
township.
ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12
By Telegraph for Ike 81. Louis Union.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE
"a EI = &. z g a

srvEv DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

{g7The vote for Governor reflects the
strength Of The two parties in this coun-
ty. Mr. Davis FOR Representative, run
ahead OF the party ticket 20 votes.
Far sheriff
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12
ELECTION RETURNS,

Benton colnty. Below we give full
and correct statement of the polls for the
election Of State and county officers, held
on Monday last:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17

feeble stalks are pulled out, leaving four 10 SIN
standing in n hin, and broad, fiat mn made.-
| I find i, cleaper for me, so TAR us aoo' 10 w
,a m"u ~ cnrh M little than to hoe perfectly
lcycI and the hills being made broad and Hat II
is for ANYTHING | can discover, equally as well
for the corn. . At,
ncvcr hoe but twice. Having plowcd the
land the previous autunn nothing green s'arteu
nm before the winter set in, and the frost Inlne-
dia,cly following, the grass roots were killed.
I'm the spring the land was well narrowed ana
plowcd above the sod there were no seeds OF
weeds in the manure, il being well ierlnehted
compost and thus the work of the season was
in great measure done before the seed was
planted. After the second hocing the corn has
the entire occupation of the ground no i''rther
trouble being experienced from weeds OF any
kind. The thorough working OF the land be-
fore planting. and also by the use OF the horse
and cultivator through straight rows boh "dys'
at the first and second hocing, has the i"r'her
advantage of bringing the corn along through
the fore part Of the season with great rap'd'y'
which is of essential Importance, particularly III
our northern latitudes.
There is no variety of corn that is not either
improved or dtterioratcd by the manner in which
the seed is selected As soon rs the earliest
cars are thoroughly glazed, 60 over the field,
selecting those for seed that are early and vigo-
rous. and from stalks producing tno good ears
The corn is Immediately braided up and hung
in dry. airy place. have kind OF very, long,
,rcd. eipht.rowed corn, which have planted
for several years. selecting the seed in the field
each wear in the way described, and which will
Weld a quarter more, the quality and cultivation
of the land being the same, than it would when
I began raising 1.-THE corn is also at least ten
DAVIS earlier in ripening. AT first it was difficult
to find double cared stalks, but now, it would
seem to an observer in passing over the field,
that large proportion of the stalks produce
twin ears measuring, the two together, "a to 20
inches in length: many of the single cars will
measure IA or Is inches long. OF course no
kind of corn can produce to any extent, two
ears upon n stalk, of this length. unless the land
and cultivation are both good. 1t is to be hoped
there is "a good time coming when no land
will be planted with this luxuriant grain that is
not good, or made good, by the liberal manage.
rnent of its proprietor
As nv communication is already too long, |
will say nothing at present OF the various modes
of harvesting the crop; perhaps at some future
time. may do so and if should my remarks
will show the results of some practical expert
lnents which have instituted.
F. IIoLBRooK.
Brattleboro, VT, Dec. IA, ls47.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
STATEOF vERMONT,) The Hon.

STATE OF YER MONT, ! The Hon the
Dlsrnlcr OF CnTrrxDrS. S. : Probate Court
for the District of Chitendcn, nll persons whom
these presents shall come ,-GREETIYG
WHEREAS, Ira a. Collamer, Guardian OF Samuel f..
ColIaner, Rosamond l. Collamer George II. Coamer
and Nancy i. Coamer, mnor children of himself,
the said Ira A. has this day presented to said Cont
his petition III writing. settling forth that his said wards
have, las the heirs OF his late wife Nancy H. Conmer)
AN estate IN rcverson OF about twenty OF land
situate in SIeburn in snid District of which said land
the said Ira A. Coilamer is tenant by the Curtesy--
and that il would he for the best interest OF his said
wards ana himself who are the only persons interested,
that the said Estate be sold and the proceeds invested
in other real Estate, and praying the said court to
grant him license to sell the said real estate OF his said
wards:
THEREFORE, it is ordered, by said Probate Court,
tina, the 18th day Of March next be assigned for the
hearing and deciding said petition at the Probate
office in Burlington IN said District and il j. ordered
That notice be gwen to all persons interested by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully in the Bur
hngon Free Press newspaper printed in Burlington
all which publications to be previous said 18th day
OF March
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis,ric,
! this 18th day OF February, A d. 1913
36w3 BRADFORD RlXFORD, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
THE BURLINGTON
SAVINGS BANK.

THIS Institution was incorporated at the last
l. sion of the Legislature for the purpose of recei
wing on deposit all sums OF money offered, and man.
aging and improving the same to the best advantage
for the and benefit of the depositors The whole
income profits Of the institution after deducng its
necessary expenses, are to be divided among the de-
postOrs.
The Corporators held their first meetings the 18Th
and 18th inst, and have organised the institution by
adopting set Of Bylaws, for its regulation and
eectng the following officers for the ensuing yeur,
viz: -
JOHN N. POMEKOY, President.
WyLLys LYMAN, Vice President,
T.. A. STANsBuRy, Secretary.
Board Of Trustees.
DAN LYON, Chairman,
John II. Peck, Henry p. ITickok,
james Cook, VIM. II. Wilkins Jr.,
Geo. Peterson, Charles ID. kasson,
JAMES w. HIcKoK, Treasurer,
The Bank will be open for the reception of deposits
at the Trensurcrs office on the LIST Wednesday OF
January, 1913, from till o'clock, P. NJ. And on
each "Wednesday thereafter, during the hours
until further notice.
Burlington, Dec JIG. 1877. 25tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
DAlCEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTOR

M LII, within live minutes from its application, re.
w move The pam from the scverest Burns Scalds
Busters liuTs lambs or Cuts and will certainly cure
Gout, Piles, lnflnmmatory Rheumatism, Sores or
Swellings, or anything that is inamed such as Eel :
Ions Runrounds &c. In eases of BuRNs If apnlird
immediately, It will preserve life no mnter how severe
may be the injury, unless vital be burned II will
heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers OF any kind wi,bo",
scar II neutrazes and destroys poison from plnn,s
reptiles, insects or rabd animals 1t will wherever
applied, prevent W0rtifcafion, and i'm old wounds
when modification has commenced il will arr,st ,hn
disease and cure the wounds even when flesh has nj
ready dropped away, and will restore the mari In m
natural state. When the bowels are painful. il will
it well rubbed on afford instant relief and cause n
movement even when Castor OIL Jalap and ali orher
medicines have tailed. Its is perfectly sale in nil
cases. II never can do harm. It WV not conIic,
with any medicine taken internally. We have moi,
space in this publication to enuer rate all the diseases
| cured by DALlEy's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR but il
will certainly cure Burns, Scaids, Bruises Piles In,
fam1idfory rheumatism, Iufdmcd and Sore Eues
FIions, Chiibldins, COrns, Bies Sores and Ticers
and Instantly alleviate pains OF any kind The Ex
tractor has gained Unprecedented reputation and Is
esteemed the best medicine now offered 10 the publc
But reader you must be careful when purchasing
or you will he imposed upon, The genuine Extractor
is so deservedly popular that wicked men counterfeit
counterfeit Some have Henry Daley printed on th,.
wrapper, TO initiate writing But the genuine has on
it written with pen and ink, ii. DALEY and the
writing is always in different coored ink from what
the wrapper is printed with. For sale by II DALEY
e. CO, No. 20s Broadway, New York
vile, CT THEO K PECK, burlington ' and b S' al
most every merchant in New England
March 10, 1873. 37yl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
Brattleboro, VT, Dec. IA, 1917.

STATE FvERMoNT,} A Ia Probate
DisrRIcr OF CHlTrENpEN, IS. ! "A Court hold
en- mt Burlington within and for the District aforesaid
OH the ID day of March, A. ID 1918, an Instrument
purporting to be the last Will and Testament oil
Sallv'Gong, late OF Wls,on in said District, deccas-
ed was presented to the Court here for Probate, by
David French the Executor therein named
THEREFORE, it is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be given to all persons interested therein to
appear before said Court, at session thereof TO be
holden at Burlington on the 18th day OF March, A. d.
lSis, and contest the probate OF said WILL and it is
further ordered that this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press, a
last Of which publications. shall be previous to the
day assigned. as aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand nj the Registers Office, this
ID day Of March a. ID. 1913.
37w3 b RIXFORD, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
Watches, JcwcIry & Clocks.
EIA j. v RANDALL has just returned from
Ge..A New York with n large assortment of
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND CLOCKS,
FANCY Articles AMI Toys

consisting in par, Of the following articles
Fine Gold Levers and Lepincs, Silver Levers, full
Jewellcd and Verge WATCHES: Gold Fob and
Guard Chains, gold Specks and Thipbles a large
assortment OF Stone and Cameo Pins, OF the lates
styles Stone and Cameo Bracelets Diamond Rings
plain, chased and scale Rings, Of every descrp
ton; gold Slides and Keys; gold Lockes OF different
patterns; large assortment OF Ear Drops and Rings
gold and pearl Studs, plain and stone setting gold
Snaps of all sizes silver Darts Pins and Birds pear
and shell Card Cases; ivory Tablets bead and silk
Purses silver Pencils steel and silver Specks Scis
sors. Knives and Razors; tooth, hair and cothe
Brushes And he will keep constantly on hand good
assortment OF such goods in his line and sci
as low as can be bought elsewhere.
j. V. randall.
Burlinrfon Oct - 1871 16
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
The Wonderful, the very Blessed,
THE MIRACULOUS AND ALMOST HOL

THE MLRACULOUS AND ALMOST HOLY
EFFECT AND TRANsFoRMArIoN,
THAT this singular article has on the diseased or
l. dsigured human cutcle Tor skim is astounding
even to modern sclence--its wonderful properties
caused such an immense sale that legion OF coun-
teries started all the country. But reader, if
you are afflicted yellow, dark or chapped-it You
have Pimpes. Blotchcs, Salt Iheum, Scurvy, Erys-
pelas, Sore Heads Old Sores, Beard and Barber 5
Itch, Chnppcd and tender FLESH Frcckles, Tan Sun
burnt Dark or yellow skin to pure clear white,
Smooth and soft as an Infants this will change it,
Q II But mind readcr-to cure the above YOU must
ask and be sure you get the and genuine JonesS
Haiian Chemical Soap. q And ii you are not
careful you will get some worthless counterteit-cheap
but quite useless.
These persons among others have used it, and find
1t to be more even than we state
J. W. Henderson, Esq. Councillor at Law.
Mrs E. Williams, Jersey City.
Mr.. Jas Ethan, do do
DR.. Francis Williams, New York
And we might give you thousand ohers--but the
above must satisfy any reasonable person.
g But once more, reader be careful of cheap
counteries and limitations See that the name OF T.
JONES is on the wrappcr-nnd buy it nowhere else
in Burlington, but of Gro. f. HARRlSGroN, Apothe-
carries Hall" Corner Church and College SITS, who is
the only appointed agent in the State of Vermont.
Price 30 Cents cake.
Burlington, Feb o. 1913. IS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
TITS THE GLORY OF MAIDS, WIDOWS

l. and the browning ornament OF man.
Gp 1t is to the scalp as guano is to the EARTH in
making il fruitful
cg 1t is as certain in its effect as death to morrow
or next year.
Now, reader, these respectable citizens certify that
joness Coral Hair Resto,atire will have the follow.
ing effect without fail.
1t viii force the human hair to grow on the head.
lace or body- will stop its falling cure Scurf or Dan
drnfi, and make Red, Gray and Light hair grow
Dark.
Mr.. w. Tompins % King st, New York
Mrs. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle avenue, BROOKLYN
Mr.. james Power, grocer Fulton st. BROOKLYN
Mr.. Thomas Jackson, ~ Liberty ST. Pittsburgh
Henry f. Cullen, date barber on board the South
America.
But the beautiful, the glorious effect it has in
dressing and beautiiying the Matchmaking it soft
dark, silky, and keeping it SO thrice long any
other article made.
1T $3.50 ECONOMICAL AND CHEAP!
II costs but shillngs for trial bottle and the public
are conscientiously and honestly assured that the
above are its real and true qualities
BE careful and get the genuine. Ask for JONES'
Coral Hair Restorative, and take other.
1t is sold in Burlington at Apotliecaries' Hall''
Corner Church and College SITS, by Geo f. HAIR
RINGToN. who is sole agent for the State OF Vermont
Burlington, Feb. %, 1913. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
THEODORE A. PECK,
LATE PECK 4. SPEAR,
APO1AECARY
Wholesale .Drurrist,

BURLINGTON, VT,
IS CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH
FRENCH. AND INDIA
DRUGS:
New Chemicals; Lcechcs; Surgical instruments
Mineral Teeth and Dental articles; Saline or Minera
Waters Genuine Patent and Thomsonian Mcdi-
cnes Pure Liquors and Wines Soda Fountains and
Syrups; Brushes, Perfumes, Soups, Inks, Blackngs
Fancy and Domestic articles; Foreign & Domestic
Cigars. Ground Spices, GLASSWARE; Dye-Stuif
Camphenc, Bird, Field, Flower and Garden Seeds
&c. In fine, every article directly indirectly con.
nected with this business.
From the advantage of receiving Mineral water.
Camphene, Leeches, &c periodically, purchasers car
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing Trlisses Leeches, &c, will al
ways find person in attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed at all hours of night.
ty' The attention OF Druggists, Physicians Mer
chants, and Manufacturers is solicited with the as
surance that they can be supplied from this establish
ment as advanngeousy as at the city markets. G
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
Musical Notice..

NIX. WHIFCOMB having taken up his winter
w quarters n, Mddlebury takes this method OF say
ing to his friends and the dancing community gcncr-
nly, that he is prepared furnish good music for
Balls Parties &c. on reasonable terms. Any number
OF pieces furnished from five, as the occasion
may require lis Band consists of Clarione, Post
Horn, LIST and I'd Vions, and Opheclyde
Letters addressed to X. f. WurooMB, Middlebury
w., will receive prompt attention. l9tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
JUNCTION FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH H. 1s4s
E. & F. LYMAN

LIE " LIE Il lu II ~
IL OUL Id RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR
~ friends, and the public generally, that they have
.oken the stand formerly occupied by the senior Fart
buildlng, and have on hand, and are constantly re-
e;ei,tlg nrcct from Boston and New lork, lar9e'
ricii' and fashionable stock Of
ID Il Y GOODS,
CONSISTING IN FART OF GREAT VARIETY OF
CLOAK AND DRESS GOODS,
W.: supcr Thbet, Merino and Lyonese Cloths fancy
ls ulilcren coors and prices; also large assert
nen' OF iack Blue Black, Satin, Stripe, Drab, Plain
Cashmere, Nous De Lame Il G, s Goods, and va.
hety OF otller kinds not here enumerated.
broadcIoths, Cassimtfcs and Vestings.
r, large assortment of Black, Blue Black, Brown,
G VIZ n hnd Drab German English and American -,
a,so, Black, Blue Black, and Fancy Cassimeres ana
Docsk'ns, variety Of Rich and Fancy Ves'lngs, con
slstng OF plain and fancy a,ins Marseies, Valencia,
anu 'ufious other kinds, too numerous TO meh'ioh'
sHA WIS.
large assortment Of rich and fashionable Shnws,
inciudlng Atwood, Cashmere black and fancy SilR,
Brocha Worsed Damask, Highland Plaid. and other
styles Of heavy wool and net Shaws for winter wear
Prints and Ginghams.
800 pieces Prints and furniture Patches, all styles
ana qualities at very low prices; also, variety OF
scotch, English and Anne lean Ginghans.
Domestic Goods.
Heavy and fine brown and bleached Shcetings
Shir,ings Drillmgs, Tickings aud striped Shrlings.
Bcachcd and unbcached Cotton flannels white, black
and colored Cambricks, fine English, American and
Salisbury Flnnnels plain and twllled red and yellow
do Booking, Baze, cotton and wool Yarn, Carpet
Warp, Wicking, Wadding, Batting, &c.
Il Linen Goods, &c.
Pillow case and linen Shcctng. linen Lawn, white
and brown Linen, Scotch and Russia Diaper, hucka-
bac, crash, cambrc, silk and linen Idks, blk Italian
Crava,s fancy do, book and Swiss Musns, Lawns
&c. &c.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Black cashmere, worsed and alpaca, black, brown
and white cotton Hose, misses and chdiens worstcd
and cotton Hosiery buck, beaver, kid, Berlin lined
cashmere silk linen and cotton Gloves in great
rcty; bonnet and cap Ribbons dress and cloak Trim
mings, including Buttons, Gimp Fringe Cord, &c
shoes
a variety of Ladies Slips, walking Shoes, Buskns
&c also ladies' Rubber Buskins Rubber Shoes plain
and figd ladies' and gentlenens patent Rubber Over
Shoes &c. Also, a general assortment oi
w. l. Goods and Groceries,
including Java Laguira Rio and St Domingo Coffee
old hyson, young hyson, Tyson skin and black Teas
Spices of ali kinds crashed, pulverzed and brown
Sugars, Molasses, whale and sperm Oil, &c. &c.
The attention OF Cash purchasers of those who pa,
for their Goods and like to have them Cheap is in
vitcd to the above Stock confidently believing tin
Goods and prices will meet their entire appreciation
Burlington, Jan. 1913. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
BELLOWS FALLS STAGE HOUSE,
Rv Russall IIvbs.

EXTENSIVE alterations and improvements have
IL recently been made in this Hotel, corresponding
with the Railroad tendencies OF the day and il is now
in admirable order to accommodate and make COM
Portable It's numerous patrons and the travelling public
Bellows Falls, Aug, lS47. SIT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
FURNITURE.

rSUE subscriber offers for sale, AZ his Warehouse in
| ST Paul street. near the corner OF Pearl, n few
doors North from the Catholic Church, large and
general assortment of
FL r N T v r e,
suited TO the people and the tmes-consisng Of Ma
horany, Cane aud Wood-seated CHAIRS, BUREAUS,
DREssiNs TABLES of all kinds and prices, Breakfast,
Dining, Centre and other TABLES, STANDS, BEDsTEADs,
French and other descriptions, &c. &c
A lot of superb SOFAS, New York fashions and n.
York prices.
All kinds of FURNITURE made to order and on short
notice, OF the best materials and for reasonable prices
furniture and coach VARSisH
MAHOGANY PLANK, BoARDs, and VENEERs also kept
constantly on hand and Tor sale
WANTED-2O 900 feet of BAswooD PLANK, and
1000 feet OF HARD WOOD ScANTIING.
CHARLES l.. NELSON
Burlington, Dec 81, 1917 26tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17

ROCERIES.
IN fhds s.. c liz nd Porto Rico Sugars,
~ 20 Bbls New England
10 Boxes Lump
10 Bbs Powdered and Crushed +"
30 llhds Moasses
a loo f iln1, Chests Young Hyson Teas.
30 Chests Tyson Skin
40 Bags Rio Coffee,
Is a." Java
20 Pepper,
% Pmento,
800 Mats Cassin,
80 IIbls Sal Eratus
40 Kegs pure Ginger,
200 Boxes Bar Soap,
80 Pipes, j. 4. H. PECK Co.
WHITE MARSElLLES, Buff Cassimeres, anc
w Satin Vestings
Feb 10. % NJ. G. RATHBuN e. co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
Lost her speech.

The tells simple truthful story
and relief There thousands of similar
aud BROOKLYN aud there thousand, let
children die fear o being humbuggcd few shl
ings.
Rrooklpn. Stpt n 1887.
DR TowNsEND-i take pleasure for the benefit n
those whom concern daughter o.
OIL afflicted General Debility and los speech
She recovery family Physician
fortunately by friend Sarssparia
Before speech
rnac. Of all who
e. the She quite we'll and in
health than she been for eighteen montlIs
JOSEPH TAYLOR
York,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
Splitting Blood!

Read the following, and that Consumption is ncursbe
Nfn York. april u lsi7.
Dr. TowNsEND-f verify believe TIM,
'hc til on n Providence of life. have
had bad Cough 1t became and Al last I
ri.ci large Of blood
bii AMI reduced aud lid live have used
rla hut short aud there has wonderful change
been Wrought am able Ia walk all the
raise blood, and imagine
dat | Al thankful for these results.
Your obedient
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
BURLINGION AGKICCLTCRAL
Warehouse and Seed Store.

II ~ 4
'H' thAL
WOpOh O,1cn Ond Cnnd Cfnun
w Ul CIlUllNC OIlu lOCCu OlUl u
,.,,uN c,rDccn,n,,n
NHE SUbACklbEk HAVING BECOME THE
sole proprietor al the above establishments will
continue the business at the spacious store known rs
The Thomas Building, College ST., Burlington VT
ana now offers the best assortment of
FARMING AND GARDENING TOOLS
TO be had in IN. countrv cons;s,;,,, i; . ar H. e.
LOWING articles vim III pa'' VI Tue iol-
one horse tn eiuht Suhso;l mi 81, Iii IL 1'@es uohi
rows six sizes Grindstones hnpa ,,,.' w" iiuI
Hay and Straw Cutters Corn SIi.rs ,"s iuf us
Tanning Mills Cradles Scv,b.s CnI;, ", w
and Corn Planners Rnkes Sh,,,Is Sl' .,ecu
Picks. Forks, Chains, Yokcs RowS va"ls,, TOES
Fork shovel md Hoe UnnJl,s 80 "necloarf1Ws