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Apples an Article of Human Food

The importance Of apples as food, has no'
hitherto been sufficiently estimated 10 this
country nor understood. Beside contributing
large, proportion Of sugar mucage, and
other DurItive matter, they act powerfully 10
the capacity Of fefdgersn's, tonics and anti.
seplcs; and when freely used at the season
Of ripeucss, by rural laborers and others, they
prevent debility, strengthen digestion, cor.
rect the pltrefsc,ive tendencies Of heterogeneous
food, avert scursy, probably maintain and
strengthen The powers Of productive labor"
The operators Of Cornwall, in England,
consider ripe apples nearly as nourish,ng as
bread, and more 60 than potatoes. 10 the
year 1901 a year OF scarcity, apples instead
Of being converted into a cider, aero sold to
the poor aud tho Iaboters asserted tina. they
ccud stand their work on baked apples with
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Il G. RIG TCR.fL.
What Can be Done ON an Acre
Of GrOfynd

The editor Of The Maine Culiva,or, publish.
ed few weeks ago his Management, Of one
acre o! ground, from which sc gather the FOL.
owing resu',s-one third Of an acre in corn
usually produced thirty bushels OF sound corn
for grinding, besides some refuse. This guam
Iity Is sullicien: for family use, aud 70, fauen.
ing one large or two small hogs. From The
same ground lie produced soma tso or three
bundled pumpkins, and bis family supply OF
dry beans. From a bed OF elk rods square
he usually obtained go bushes of onions hese
he sold al 8 per bushel, and the amour pur
chased his Il ur. Thus, from one third Of an
acre ard an onion bed, he obtained his bread.
s'uFs. The rest Of the ground eprropt printed
TO all sorls Of vegetables, for summer and for
winter use; potatoes, beets, parsnips, cabbage
green corr, peas, beans. cueumbcrs, sqi,shes,
&c, with fly or sixty bushels OF bets aid
carrots for the winter food Of a COW. Then
he had also a sef ga den, raspbeniss, cur.
rants, and goosebcrrIe IN great variety, aud
few choice apple, pear, plum, cherry, peach
and ounce trees.
Sam re4ds, may colt ,hv aSsvea. Y aukee
ticks 81 II Is, and cur oll@c, in publishing
il is 20 have it repeated oil over Yankee land,
AID everywhere else II family can be sup
ported rom oae acre in Maine, the same can
be done 10 every STATE and county 10 The Ia
ian
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implements and Tools.

4 Ogerhau! all your implements aud tools aud
have all that may need II repsi.ed. D. noi
post pone this duty uniil you may want TO use
any Of them, ify you DO, the smith or the " lht
may not be al leisure 10 repair them when
you send them, and thus may be kept several
days IDLE, fer tho van, Of them. Attention
timely aten'ion-Io thee matters is ever
pronoiive OF farmer. interest; and hence
he should always Dtl;l 1t pom, 10 be par.
licular 10 The discharge OF this part Of has du
y. Ii, IL ovcihaul.n, your tools and imp'e
menIs, there should be some Tia, are no, ~or h
repairing, replace them al once by good ncs
ones, or It YOU should after a careful examln.
alton, determine that you have not enough to
carry on the opera IONS Of lie year, buy more !;
for every farmer should have enough OF both
tools aud implements, Of his own, 10 carry on
his business, without having occasion to Dor.
row Of his nelghbor. |; is among the plea
SAINT duties Of nelg tbirs 10 loan TO each o'lef
10 case Of emergency but no man has sht
10 tax tho freddy feelings OF neighbor. BY
purposey depending upon HIM for The means
Of cuiivatins bis land. The ability to inter
change favofs of the kind carries lis rewards
ii h il; but still, there ia such a thing as ri.
ding a free horse TO death. Pace yourself,
therefore, in position 10 be able to help your
oelshbor, rather than 10 rely upon him for
help.
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Pat and Pudding.

A rIlend relates the following IL sptng
lady in the country employed a newly I'm.
ported lrlsh gardener. Pm commenced hi.
work in tho morning, and hi, dinner vas sen,
TO hun al the proper time, coniainin. among
other things large sscet potato. Pat ate
his dinDer and found /, much TO his llkinr,
particularly the potato. Alter quitting work
at night, Pa. mad, ai' way. ha, ia hand, 10
the lady, aud says: lndads, madam, it was
an lligan, pudding, but be J4b.t's hour did you
get Il in the skia ?
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Ar Irish lscE,uI,c.

\ lady frou the Green Isle, whose occu
patton was that u backing stoves, fire PAGES
and stove.pipes, bearing upon his arm po.
Of backing, with brushes aud other impIe
men,s Of his trade, addresse denizeu OF this
city. who VAS standing at his door. " Has
Yont honor any stoves la.solsh this morning
I'm the boy for iha, bssihess." The person
addressed not bein. Of n courteous manner,
srlfFl, answered " Go abou, your BUSINESS"
Pat moved few siers IF, TO DO out Of the
reach Of ok, and replied With knowing
AJAX, Your honor would no, bs the worse
for lIllc polishing yourself. In ,hinklng
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LEGAL RATES or INTEREST

IN TUE prTvERIsr STATES AND rERRirokiEs
Maine 6 per cent; forfeit of the claim.
New Hampshire per cent Grfel Of thrice The
amour, uals wfully taken.
Vermont per cent; recovery in action and costs
Massachusetts per cent ioriei, of thrice The u.
surr.
Rhode Island G per cent; foriei, of The usury and
interest on the debt.
Connecticut per cent, forfeit OF the vholr debt
New York per ceut luxurious contracts void.
New jersey per ceat; forfeit Of the who o debt
Pcnnsy iyania per cent; Forfeit OF the hole d, b.
Delaware per cent; 'Tfci. Of the whole debt
Magiand & per cent; en- tobacco contracts :, n,u.
rious contracts void
Virginia 6 per cent; forfeit double the usury.
North C.roIina 6 per cent; contracts for usury
void forfeit double the usury.
South CaroinA per cent; forfeit Of intcres, and
premium taken, with Gusts.
Geo. ia per cent forfeit thrice the usury.
Alabama 4 per cent; forfeit interest nd usury.
Nlssissippi per eent; BY cootract 10, usoty re
coternbc IN action oil debt.
Loui.iana 5 per cent; bank interest 6 contract
.; beyond contract. interest void.
Tennessee per cent; usirious contracts VOID.
Kentucky per eeut; usury recoverable with
costs
Ohio per cent luxurious contracts void.
Indiani 8 per cent a hne Of double the excess.
Illinois d per cent; by contract J. beyond forfeit
thrice The interest.
Missouri s per cent; by contract 10. If beyond.
forfeit Of interest and u.ury.
Michigan per cent; forfeit Of asnrf OF debt.
Arkansas per cent; by sgreemcnssTU, tsury re-
covcrable, but contract void.
District Columbia per cent; usufious contracts
vok
Florida per cents forfeit interest and excess.
Wisconsin I per cent; by contract l2 forfeit
three the excess
Iowa per cent; by agreement III forfeit thrice
the excess.
On debts or pigments in favor of The United States
interest is computed al per cent per annum.
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Great Discovery i'm Agriculture

Russell Coms,ock, shiom of this city, aow
Of Duche. County, claims to have made .
great discovery IN agriculture. by which the
growth Of fruit trees and other cu',ivsied CT ops
OF The farm OF Southern plsn,a,ion may be
much accelerated, and their products incress.
cd as we'll as improved in quality. lilo pro.
poses TO reveal the secret TO the public. If tie
legislature will gran; him a CERTAIN sum Of
money; aud bill has been reported for that
purpose, with the very proper reservation that
The money shall not be paid, unless 4 com.
mii,ce Of scientific sgricu!turis,s. provided
Tor 10 the bill, shall within the three years
rrpor, to the Legislature that 10 their opinion,
:" The claimed discovery or discoveries and
Improvements and knowledge, and rule and
method Of culture adapted thereto and adopted
thereby, By The SAID Russell comstock, shall
be worth 10 The cit zens Of The Sia,e, and to
Jos'eri,y, he sum so appropriated" Several
distinguished agticulturls,s TO whom The Sc.
cret has been made known in confidence, speak
Of i, in high terms. Journal Of Commerce.
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roagAg.
- u. AnriI Nnnb.r % Gralan,s Mara.irs.
LIN Els.

LINES.
BY oEoRGE d. PRENTICE.
The sunsets sweet and holy blush
Is irnsged in the sleeping stream,
All natures deep and solemn hush
Is like the silence Of dream;
And peace seems brooding like dove
Ger scenes 10 musing spirits dear
Sweet Mary. tis the hour of love,
And were blest il thou vert here,
The myriad flowers Of every hue
Are sinking to their evening rest,
Each with timid drop of dew
SON folded TO its sleeping breast
The birds within yon silent grove
Are dreaming that the spring is near
Sweet Mary, Ills the hour Of love.
And were bIesi il thou vert here.
On yon white cloud the tight wind iurls
It's lone and dewy wing to sleep,
And the sweet stars look out like pearls
Thro' the clear waves of heavens blue deep
The pale mists fioit around. sbove,
Like spirits of a holier sphere
Sweet Mary. It's the hour of love,
And were best If thou vert here.
Tie pale. fall moon. in silent pride,
Der yon dark wood is rising now.
As lovely as when By thy side
siw it shining on thy brow;
1t lights the dew. drops of the grove
As hopes bright sHnils lights beautys leaf
Sweet Mary. Ills The hour Of love,
And were lies, if thou vert here.
All as muse, a strange, wild thrill
Steals Ger the tbres of nv frame
A gentle presence seems TO MI
NV hear: with love and life and flame
| feel thy spirit round me move,
know thy soul is lowering near
Swee, Mary, Ills the hour of love,
And am blsst, for thou art here.
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From Chambers Journal.
The Pedlar.

Oaee, in Sardinia, at village high up 10
the mountains, pedlar, whom we afterwards
me, in Genos, arrived abou, Christmas Outing
very severe weather. A farmer, whose daugh.
Ter was abou, to be married, kindly invited
.im 10 make some stay at his house. The
pedlsr accepted the invitation, and rename
eight or ten days, KEEP. prisoner, as ii were,
by The hospitality Of his host, and perpetual
succession Of snoss.orns, He was present
a, the wedding and at the msrry-Inskins given
by the family 10 the evening, where be mott.
ced amoog the guests young man Of rather
handsome appearance. who attracted much
attention by the gloomy iarceness Of his man
Der. Towards most persons he preserved
snllen silence; bu. be relaxed with the pedlsr,
laughed and talked great deal Inquired ~ha
rout he mean, 10 take, and how long il was
likely 10 be before be would bs among them
again.
Ia due lime the pedlar quilted the farm
house. and proceeded on his way. The coun-
try us, there was very thinly inhabited, the
woods frequent, and Of considerable extent,
and here and there were cayeins Of various
dimensions. Ia one OF these the peGlar one
s1osy nigh, found himself complied to take
refuge. He had had the precauIon 10 take
some food with him; and, the cold being
piercing, be collected qianliiy Of wood
kindled FIRE, aud sat down 10 enj,y has sup.
per beside il. II bad not taken many mouth.
fuIs before be observed gentleman enter the
cavern covered with snow, which he shook
from hin as he advanced. There sas an
.mnediate recognition; It was 90 other than
the farmers wedding guest! He aceosted
sbe pedIar With strange, constrained ciVIhiy
saying lie was come to sup and spend Tue
hight with hin.
You are welcome" said The Eienchman,
with as much sef.commsnd as be could as.
e.Ge.
"Perhsps, boneTer." said The Sandman,
81 shall no, continue 10 be so when shall
have explained my Grand"
We shall see; explain ycurseli."
"Lis,en then r
al listen; proceed. But allow me first TO
oasr you a lii,le supper. Here, pray take
slice Of German sausage and lille Of this
inc, xhich have luckily brought along with
ms. Taste IL; il IL very good"
No" answered the Sandman 81 viii
5eilhef ca, nor drink with you until | fad
wheiher j, will be necessary 10 kill you or
loil'
az me p
"Yes. you; unless you accede TO the re
quest ] aa about 10 mske. Listen am 10
oye with girl whose father sIli not give her
10 mo uales, ] can prove myself 10 b. posses
led Of one hundred dollars. Nov | ~tsh you
o lend NE tina, SUN, which Vii faithfully
epay to yoo no, a. any stated time, observe,
~ may be unlor!uns.e; but | swear to you
ere. on this dagger. tba. will repay it soon
e or LATER" And be held up lhe weapon 10
he light Of the flames, ready to press it to his
pc should the pedar accede TO bis request.
Tbs E<encbmsn naturally felt exceedingly
fcoul6rsbIe; for from the savage aspect of
Is guest, be did no, doubt he had reason to
read the worst.
The Safdinian continued "Should you be ;,
foolisl ~ 10 refuse me. l shall kali you, Il
ks al your property, marry, and maze use ?
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" FNHFFs
PillftR & YoRKE
Letter f'em MJo' Dggad HeDsgala, Crss,
Crsfk Posi- Off,

Cretk Post Office
rloosx CouNrY. n. t., DEc IS. is4-
DR.. knhl-Desr Sn:
I.sdy ~ III county. all cied with a nefysg,
eampllini, Pr,lap.us ten. fiuor Albus. aid a
somewhat dcrangeJ MUD, caused b. obsifueliops,
was FOR abou, twelve months attended " fouf 1t
our eminent physicians, wltl,on, any effect AID
every ore sucres sye'y declared her incurahle ard
thai size had 10 die. Size then procured two b..
tie. Of your Abys-inia MIxiofc from me, shieh
cured her ontIrcly. She has sinc. married aud
IS IN perfect good health and hsppy. The abys.
sins MIxfufc has likewise proyet very efirarious
IN many Other dstaso.. but ptticu lady h ieinse
di.c"e-, IN which Il should save the pre'sfencs
of all otiets
Yours obedientlv,
BUGALD McDUGALD
Friec for The Ahyssinia Mixture per bottle Is
cents, 81 % & 81 So
Ltke~isc on hand and Tor sale. d., Kuhfs Re.
stofof, GnyUrsal Plaster. Gold Mine Balsatp. Sc.
J. BOLTON. Aeeni,
Charlotte. N {,
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Why stopping the question" to young
lady like the prayer Of hypocri'el Because
"Ys ask aud receive no, because 20 ask a.
MISS"
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MATRiMoNY.

Some slandsring bachelor says il is" much
joy" when you FIRST &c, married; but il is
more ,ary after year or 10.
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pfosiosnce snail have put u 10 my power.
Here he paused 10 observe wha, effsc, his
words had produced Oh the pedlar, who for
some time was too much terrified to reply.
"Wcll," resumed The guest. "yoa are IN
decided Il JUS, what expected it is very
natural. Hosever, | Sill stay all nigh, with
you that you may have time for reflection
because | had rather not kill you ii | could
helpt. SILL, have made up my mind to
be married next week, and would kill fifty
pedlars rather than postpone the ceremony"
Under these circumstances" replied the
F,enchman, "l mus, lend you the money,
since have no choice"
"You resolve wisely you have no choice.
One observation more, however, must make,
and then we will 81, down comfortably TO sup.
per. Ii is this: when you next come TO our
village, you will Of course see me ami my wife
snd you ail take up your residence with Us
say nothing, neither 10 her nor any one else.
You will no, seem afraid OF me, as in deed
you need moi be, bu, will be merry, and reck.
on confidently on being repaid the sum with
which you now accommodate me-"
All this the pcdIar promised.
Now" exclaimed the man. "give Inc
your hand; We are tired friends; let US slt
down 10 supper. Afterwards you can reckon
me on, the money We VII keep up good
ere, and chat by ii'alI oeh,, sud IN he morn.
lns we will separate, each TO pursue his own
way"
10 The morning, as they were about 10 bid
each other adieu, the Sard man took gu, his
dagger, and cutting Of one OF his buttons from
his coat, banded it TO tie Ffenchman, Swing,
Take tina, and keep il til restore you our
money. Observe, il Ii Of silver, and has been
handed down in my family for many genera.
lions. would 10, part With i, for all you
possess; and rhen intend to repay you The
bundled dollars, this Is the course shall pur.
cue: will offer hundred dollars to any one
who shall find and bting i; 10 ne. You val
present yourself; you WI produce he baton /;
and as in honor bound, will give you the
sum agreed on. Do we par, friends !"
The pedlar, who, noin this audng his less,
could not bu; be amused by the strange char
ac'er and ideas Of The SArd niln, gave him his
hand, ard they parted friends,
Mex, year he passed the same way again,
and sure enough found his friend married u
very pretty woman, who he'd already brought
10 him a son. He seemed se'y hlppy but
coming up TO the F,snehmae hU sa'd, " Nov
have lost button; an no, ct rich enough
10 buy one 10 replace it; | may b. more lucky
next year."
The ped!ar Understood; and after having
Teen made very welcome al his house. went
his wav. 4 second aud third year he re.
turned, and ever found young sen OF daush
ter added to the family. At length, pleased
with his reception, with he coDstan, hospi,ah
ty sho 5 him, with the pie saut wife and cheer.
fol, increasing family, he took the Sandman
4 -
\
"No, no. replied his Dos keep it anoih-
-
~ ~ ~ ''' -
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Vanted,

a 1 the Charlotte Hotel, Batter, Eggs, POu'
N ny, aud ali kinds OF provisions.
JDI0YD.
Charlotte, DC, lo l3i9. 5llf
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GotD lint, ~ C., Auo |, is4s
Dr. j kuhl--Dc1r SIR:
You will please isrward To US az soon a. enc,
senien', = fresh suprlf of.hs Rcsio'er oftbs BtoB
aud the abyss'nia Mixture. we have sold onl irr
soma time The k.stoter and lhs Dcpursliys
Fos der. have proved 10 be very tfliescieus d !
iulihest OF the chest. rheumatism. Sore fepr 10.
hammaiians OF lie Eysf, Debility. and o,hef hro.
nle diseases. We wsrrsni.d The Abyssina Nh.
iufe 20 every patient and no anc ha. ssked 10 gs,
the money r,tufnrd. but on the contrary, every
one has Praised Hs great sgnat ye posefs.
We remain youfs, respectfully,
A & u. W. HuNEYCITT.
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Or. Kubl--Dear sir:
ehave sold ou' allof your Abyssifis Milig's,
It has eiv'n ssfifs sattfseiion 10 81 those phs
have nssd -. W. h.ys Wstfsn Cd the Abyssiail
Mixture ~ oil leases on our ON n account; and NC
can say, II has ueYer isiled We have daily cal,
iur more Of The Aby ssinia Mn,ute, and ,6a all
please send vs. IS soon possible such a supply
which viii answer ,he gr, al dcinsnd
Very respectfully v"nrs.
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DOT meat, poa'o diet required either meat
or fish.
The Fraafh apd Germs9s use apples e,.
teusivsly ink0s lie rare, shs, they si, dewn
in the rural ~ ~ wishou, then in some
shape or 9th ths les, tables. The
labOrers an cs depend on .hsn. to q
very great rs an article Of food, and
frequently on sliced apples and bread.
With SO rice. red cabbage. carrots. OF
,bemselv with a little sugar and milk. they
make bo,h pleasant end uusrllious dish.-A
mericda Agriculturist.
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f?ntierins oGfrs 10 Clubs.

AFAdveriiscmcnis inserted al Ono Dollar fef
,qnare tlG tines or less, this sized type) Tor ihs
iifst Insertion, and IS cents for each contnw
anee. Court advertisements and Sheriff Sales
charged IS per cent. higher; and deduction
OF $50 FER cent. will be made from The regular
prices, for advertisers by the. year. Advertise
menis inserted monthly or quarterly 81 PEI
square for each time Scmi.monthly Is cents
per square for each time.
uTfosilnasers are authorized 10 act az agents.
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

There are denominations frequently met in reports
Of markets. bot their English value not always
Oily recoce,cd. The following table will be found,
We believe, correct;
Aim in Rotterdam nearly gals 40
Almuds in Portugal contains gals 4 81
Almude in Madeira do 465
Aquiere in Madeira over IS pccks to nearly Q
Aquicren Bahia bush
Alquicre in Maranham do II
Alquierc in Rio Jsniero and Pernam dol toll
Anna of rice in CcylOn lbs 2C0 2 5
Arroba in Portugal lbs 30
Arroba 10 Spain (arge) gals I 2i6
Arroba in Spain (smalD do 3 J37
Arroba in Malaga Of vine abou, DO d
Arsheen in Russia inches %
Bahar in Batavia pccus TO Al
Bale Of Cinnamon in Ceyon, net lbs IC4g
Barili in Naples equals about gals /
Cantar, the Levant, contains A okes lbs lis 8
Cantar in Leghorn Of oil ,bs IS
Cantar in Malta do l74I
Cantar in Naples lbs LOG TO 1864
Canar in Sicily DO lis 70 1924
Caro- in Naples is equal to sbou; bush so
Cata Of tea in China is about lbs u
Cayang in Batavia lbs 1851
Cheiwert in Russia nearly bush 6
Fanega in Spain bush 500
HeciolI,re in France DO ga
Klogramme in France OF Netherlands lbs . ~
Last IN Amsterdam of grain bush s5l
Last in Bremen OF grain over d, sul
Last in Cadz OF salt do. 754
Last in Dsnizic of grain nesfl, do 80
Last in Flushing Of grain do 92s
Last in Hamburg of gram do 60 6
Last IN Lnbec OF grain do 81
Last in Portugal of salt do 10
Last IN Rotterdam OF grain do IS l36
Last in Sweden do IS
Las, in Utrecht of grain over do 50
Llspound in ilsmburgh ID. lG ) =
Lispound in Holland DO Is 1 OK
Maud in Calcutta ID. rs io,4
Nina in Genoa Of grain bush J -
Moy in Lisbon 90 -
Mcy in Opmto do so
Moyo OF Portugal contains over bush %
Oke 10 Smyrna lbs s3
ofna IN Trieste Of VINE gals %
0fna Of oil do II
Palmo in Naples is little over inches 10
pccul III Batavia and Madras lbs 1894
Pecul IN China and Japan do 1884
Pipe IN Spain of wine gals iG0 to ibi
Pood in Russia equal to 36 tie , ~ nearly
Quntal in Portugal los s905
Qlntsl IN Smyrna do 1873 u
Qunlai In Spain de- IS
Qnnial in Turkey do iG7 3 ~
kollo'i IN Portugal ol24,l
Ru,tolo in Genoa do -
Roliolo in Leghorn lss ,
SInla in Sicily frnm bull s5iog7 II
Seheifel in Germany vare. from u 10 nearly bu~h 3
Ship pound in llsmb.- ~ and DENMARK he 33l
Ship pound in Holland lbs 1854 z
Stare in Trieste bush "a
Tae in China olll
vafa in Rio Janeiro II yds nearly
Vara in Spain 100 are equal 10 - $40
Werst in Russia feet $3.50
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TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per anaun in advance; TWO
DOLLARS aud FIFTY CENTS If paymea
be DELAYED three mouths and THREE pol
LARS IL not paid until The close Of the year.
Finnerinc Offers 10 Gibbs.
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There are denominations frequently met in reports
Of markets. but their English value not always rca.
Oily recollcctcd. The following table will be found,
re believe. cUrrect: