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Vegetable PhcnOlnen 0n.
Norh field, o., 1850.

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coVerea WIN chht' IKE 'ha' q N"'a'' "'
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
An Attentive kfcall.

A swain living near d town IN New loik
had taken young country gitl to Fourth
of July ball IN The neighborhood. Bot the
aforesaid swain found metal more attractive
in tho long room, and left his gil a" wall.
flower" until the night was we'll nigh spent.
Just as he ball was about 10 close, however,
he came up TO the reelected fair oho, and said
/" Don't you want 10 dance :" /" Dance !" she
reuied: "euess do" "Where you ben =
81 ben sit,n' down I'LL thought | should ha'
took roots"
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From ME DOliar Ae,espapsr.
Horn s)istcRupcr

IL cattle, IS sad to commcnce a. the horn.
snd The end OF 10 TAIL a, he saHo Time. Be
that as /, my, the lo'osng simple ptescup.
ton have ever lould be a speedy and ell.
clcntfcmsty. Take quanIy sharp n.
eeir and apa.s 10 Il as much slua asit sii,
Dissolve, nd pog, no The ears Of The dis.
,a-.d ,ariua once az lvice dsy, aud the 81
fecI ~iiI soon be perceived Spirt, Of tu.pen.
the ptrd 10 - ncsd bctsern The borus, $
Dilen used, but vinegar and alum have ever
foned the most tfectual l. L.
htsoshd, WIS oa,in, 1850.
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Giving q start.

"Giye me a bid geotIcmeB -sems one
start the cat,--do give US bid, you please
anything 20 start The cart, cri'd the excited
suc,ione-r, who stood ~ the cart he was en.
deavsrlng to SELL" Auythlng YOU please, to
start IT," elf duts oil you wants, II stharl
her Tor ,ou," excIslscd broadblcktd coun.
Try man, applying his shoulder TO The wheel,
and giving the cart a sudden push for"ard
tunbed tie auctioneer over the side. By the
time the fallen auctioneer fegaintd ms feet,
the country man had started TOO.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
The Negroes Advice.

A young mlnls'et received call from two
d,iisrent societies al once, 10 become lheif
pastor. One was rich, aud able TO GIVE hlH
large salary, aud was well united the 9th
er was poor md so divided that tn'y hod
driven away their minister. In this condition
he applied to his father Tor advice. An aged
negro servant Who overheard shat they said
made this reply " Mssss, 60 Where there IL
least mouey and the most DEVIL He took
the advice, aud VAS made the hnpp' nstfu
ment uniting d'itacled chu'ch, and con-
ver'lng macy souls 10 Chr-t
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From the Dollar Neuspaper.
NintCviiis Stock.

| lhiuk that farmers generally do cot as.
pteciae the impot,sncc Of keeping their stock
in good condition. Farmers who have alsoys
kept their aHlmss poor, by glying them lee,
than their nature frqnfc, w0u,d be suIPl,ed
to learn how little more II would TAXI TO keep
them m thriving condition. thlnk Il Can
not be Disputed tina! II requires more food 70
keep poor animal through the winter than
Il does 10 keep fl9shy one, aud have them
both 10 az good order IN the spring as thel
were IN the fall and every one knows hit
horse or Gov well wiLteied, Is worth one utfu
more for he ensuing summer than The same
animal poorly wnicred. Il young cattle are
not kept increasing 10 saue, whs Is taj 10
thcm Is throan away. II costs far less to
raise n Two year old seer, worth istnS Dol
lars, than It does TO raise three year old
the same value; aud il IS cheaper 90 mak"
tso hUndred pounds OF polk tom Pig e,gh'
mnnihs old, than from ono eighteen mpnihs
old aud SO through the uhoe list OF domestic
animals. Those that have not food sufficient
to satisfy their appetlIes and keep up heal.
'hy state Of tb2 system, will not pay fot "ha'
they do have, while those that are we'll fed
and kept thrifty, viii we'll pay for their feed
and extra care. AIN not au advocate Of the
plan OF cooiinIng aud sutilng an animal to make
prodigy Of, bu, believe IN giving every
thing as much good and wholesome food as
its appetite requires, and freedom 10 exercise
its muscles at least part OF every day.
For proof of my position | would refer the
doub,er TO his nsghbors. Let him pick out
half dezen farmers who keep their stock
well, aud the same number who will 60 upon
the plan Of scrimping everything, and then
lot him inquire into the affairs Of each, and
see il no does no, find the former doing better
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e9ETAg.
The American Girls Song.

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Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her glory;
Her warriors wreath is in her hand,
Our lips breathe out her story;
Her lofty hills and valleys green,
Are shining bright before us;
And like a rainbow sign 10 seen
Her proud flag waving DER US.
And there are sriiles upon our lips,
For those who meet with foemsn,
Fer glory's star knows no eclipse,
When smiled upon by women.
For those who brave tho mighty deep,
And scorn the threat OF danger.
We've smiles TO cheer, and tears to weep,
For every ocean ranger.
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our songs ale for her freemen,
Our prayers are for her gallant band.
Who strike where honor leads them.
We love the tain,lsss air we breathe
IT'S fresman's holy bower;
Well Irvine for him An endless wreath,
Whs scorns a tyranrs powor.
They tell Of Frances beauties rare,
or Italy's proud daughters.
or Scotland's lassies, ED 4nd's fair,
And nymph's of Shan .a's waters.
We need not boast their naughty charms
Though leres around them hover,
Our glory is in freedoms arms
freeman for . lover.
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and making more money than the latter
But" says one of these ,hriiisss cattle siaIv'
ing advocates, those farmers that have got
a good star, and are doing so well, arc able
10 keep their cattle fat and seek" | grant
that they are able, ye, every one Of them will
tell you that with all his ability he is not able
TO keep more stock than he can keep we'll
w. K.
Norh field, o., 1850.
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A Yankee Outvittcd.

A Yankee aud Frenchman osnrd pig
10 co.parn.rsh,p. When killing time cane,
they WISHED to DIVIDE he meat. The Yankee
was very aux Gus 10 vide 70 hat be would
&c, boih hind quarters, aud persuaded tho
Freuchmsn that the proper way TO DIVIDE II,
was 10 cut II across The back. The French.
man agreed to /, cn condition that the Ian
kee would iura his back aud lake choice OF
he pieces afer 4 was Gu; IN two. Iae fao
kee burned hi. blck, eud the Ftenchmau
asked -
"Vch piece VII yeu ha,c-ze piece wlo
10 tail 10 hlm, OF re riscc vat amt gst ~
tai I" -
1.-The piece With The tail, +" replied the Yan.
kee.
Den BY gsr, you can take EI,r, nnd take
~ oder one" said the old Frenchman.
Upon ru'nlag around the f,okes found that
the Frenchman had cut uti I'll the toll aud
stuck it 10 the Pigs mou b.
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ZIG ULTUR.IL.
49,
6ssyss
Frsm The Southern Cnl.ipator.
Farm EcOnOmy-Diyirsily ing
CrODs.


Mn. EpIroR IL am very willing to admit
"be improperly and ncxpedlsncy Of giving
oil the labor and prime land of the country,
TO the exclusive cultivation Of one or twectops,"
and think We have abundan, proc n eugh
cut the cotton region, 10 prove the above STATE.
meul to be too tue. Admit that We can make
more money, by making cotton, or rice, or
sugar, even should We have to buy little corn
aud meat yearly, y0t hold il 10 be gross
ipproprleiy because, our lands are woru cut
aud We thus are losers ere We die.
Let Us esamino. Take land at au average
price Of s. per mere, clear, put on buildings ne
cessaiy cultivate upon this stem and ho, ong
before sad lands viii not produce q i~e lllid
cfop1 Thus have We lost ene.ih,,d oi cor
capital. Take on the other hand planler
Who buys, clears and build. srh vsr Of
never max lng over a iwo.ihlfd cotton crop -
lie plants corn, small gan, potatoes, rests a
portion of his land raises his own stock, corr
aud meat in addition 70 this, his mar lcmen'
viii snsbe him to rear more negroes be
stoa, rnd ba'c, cenaiuly large, rrd - t1a
vii not iaIi materially short IN Az gs - a
ten yeas Suppose this man 20
,enlh Of his land ytsily suppose b. nt. 30 ,
one,isenIieth in good pasture, ard .nppo''
be has only a mule or horse to sell e,s h''
years, IN the meantime supplying himse =
VIII he not grow rich Wide his o cheat
neighbor sll have TO seek AeN place every
20 years any how l-of DO as many Do, wo,I
a poor drlaptda,ed plan'iuon, because hu
dwelling has cost hm too much, 70 bs abs
to sell II for he value Of land.
The man ~th % OF 50 hasds nay f5r
10 1--we we aud buy few hand, tu I III
small Planler Of 5 OF 10 hands, patterned 4.le
him, shat YOU'D he do contend Il IS no
50 uuch IN the eeonsmy Of The las', a, It j.
- bis gtosing Of varied crop, hat the III
ference 10 seen
know men Who ,sebty years ago had on
Is two hards, himsclf making enc, set ihel
have raised from five to seven or more chi
..dseu, sud have nov fifteen 10 ,hst;y hltd,
}Wih fine 10, Of '' l,illr onrs coming u
Where is the planter Of fry haods Who la
thus increased And b sldos. We do not Sc
the miserable decayed Iaud arousd those llt
tic plan,ers The Souih ysyestl, an I'm
mense quan,Ily Of stock, hay, corr, oals, po i
beans, axe handles, and some say, soode
kEStpegs and horn Gun 0Dis. Why IS hts
RI one Of these sficles but what can be pro
{0Gced at home. And Il al pan'ers ~oud d
I1omethug else beside. desotIne themselves s.
fclosoly TO cotton, rice and sugar, | belieN
cotton would be sustained at 10 OF IL cent
aud oil ~ouId be richer and happier. Custom
Is hard master, but not one tina, we caDno
dansge II We put our wis 10 solk. Were
a member ol an agricultural society, .oul,
rather pay ny part OF a 800 ,Ner plate t
the man who produced four bales, aud w
rralcst income ifom Other lhngs, ihaO, I,
poy NY part If $40 premium % Or L
bale planter. think our country would b
made happier by the CHANGE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
DR.. BENJAMIN RUSUS
CELEBRATED HEALTH PILLS

Tic great phiinnthropist and eminent physician.
Dr. Bssjqmin Rush. invented universal fffneay q,
disease, and dcnoniusled his irfqitibit IE0ih Pr,
His inmense practice and voaeeIul cures ffa,,5
and certified it, the ne Plus ultra Of spec f,s H3
lie d?De noi ing else for He benefit Of d AMI ldl, !,
to commomoiate his name as a plSl csl~ e.aco,
this would haze boen efficient
For ali bilious complaints, and as purifier Of A..
blood. the World Is challenged to produce 1t, qgs
The on'y genuine Rgsi Pills compcundee ,f,n
The original receipt, is sold by the
EMPIRE CONAN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
How To keep VOrEss out Of
Dried Fruit.

ilaye pos TON Of hot sea n Wa'cr on
the Il g, then pol .ruH INTO sacks OF sulab'e
s'zn-, .u5 a.g jsea, m Ia, b.. tag esief, which
Wi kttne so or aast cause. IT.. Alrr
drs'ng, spre d Lcfurt GU To dry the sca'd,
,ug de. 90 DO the lui, any njr'y What
ever 1t j. that cause. the worm is dcpustlcd
on the 6nn during tho process OF dying
K spccdolls, Cons Grove.
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Why is kiss like a fumorf Because II
goes from mouth 10 mouth.
When is music like vegetables When
there are two beats IN the measure.
Why is ragged Goa, like an iron pot! be.
cause il 10 specimen Of hardwear, (haidwafe.)
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
PllIFER 4 YOREE
Letter rem Niger DggqH MdBD.sia, Crs
Greek Posi- Ogee.

hooRE County, \. c., DEc. %, lSE
DR. J kuh--neSr Sit:
A led, in this county, afflicted with nerves.
complaint, Prolopsus uteri, t.uor Albus, and
somewhat dcrangcd mind, caused BY obst-uCor'
was for about twelve months attended Nv iUr o.
our eminent physicians, without any cfsoa 'rs
every one successfully declared her nours be- ii
that she had 10 die. She then procured lao sas
ties OF your Abyssinia Mixture from me, ohl.'
cured her entirely. She has since married, nd
is in perfect CAD health and happy. The t5Ns
sina M'xluR rs likewis. proved very Cacsces'
IN many oih6t diseases, but parlicu aily in cra'
diseases, IN which it should have the preie-sfa
OF all others. Yours ohedIentlv,
uUGALD McDUGALh
frico for the Abyssinia Mixturs per bsUl''
cents, 81 IS & $50.
Likewise on hand and for sale D., KobN' y
slorer, unvcrsal Plaster, God Mine Bsi>sm' d"
4 J. HOETON, Agent
Charlotte, NC
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GGLp IllLL. y. C., Aus llsi3.
Dr. kuhl-Dcar Sir:
You viii please forward tn Us as soon a. cont
yentcnt, shsuPply eithe sesfsfer oftbc Ftst
ana HE AhYsS'nia Miuure, We have sric og +.
some time The kes,orer and the Dtr#-4H8
to" dec, have proved to he very cihcge o, =.
iaIiness of The chest rheumatism, Sore Leg +.
hammalIons OF he Eyes, DetIliiy, ard other .as.
ne diseases. vs. WARRANTED ne Ab,.-sn G.,
l"re to every patient and 10 enc hes asked 81
the money returned, bnt on the contrary s,sy
one has PRAISED its great ssnat W power
We remain yours, -tspee,uHy,
4 Il D. W. HONE NCjTT
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EsPIkR CosPaSf.
INDIAN MOTHERS RELIEF.

A new and important article, entirely fern,
from any thing Of the kind ever before f'er,d 4
pamphlet, descriptive Of this remedy, Is given /,
mothers al The office OF the Empire Corppant 10,
Fulton street, OF may be had frem the Druggist il
This place where tins paper lie printed
july 81. GIN
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EXPIRE CONAN.
LAUNDRY STARCH POLISH,

Us,ful as reiias ornamental |, give Lril.i,,,
polish to collars bosoms &c, and greatly f4cIIfs,T,
the process Of foning. None but those who i.,e
used ii can appreciate lis merits. Sold Whue,.ls
aud retail By lie EMrEE CoMPlsY.
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''NtuFp, n, Q, july Y. I'm
DIR. Kuhl-- Dear Sir:
We haYo sold out lief your AbyssIris N.Em'
IT has given fHi're Satisfaction to all ,f,ss via
have used It, We have warranted the Abys,a,
Mixture IN all oEscs on our ow n account; ,ats'
can say, II has ueYer iailes We hsye daily c,.'
ioF more OF the Ably ssinis Mixture, and or I'll
please send us as soon al possible such . saf'l
which will answer The gr,s demand.
Very respectfully YOURS,
L L L
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ATTACHMENTS for sale here

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance Wy
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS il payne"
be delayed three months; and THRILL po'
LARS il not paid until the close oil the y'''
Ia Advertisements inserted AT One po'iS' y
square, 10 lines or less, thus sized type, ''
first insertion, and 25 cents for each co''''
snce. Csutt advertisements and shtfIh S''
charged 25 per cent. higher; and de''''y
of 33A per cent. will DO made from Inc reg,
prices, for advertisers by the year Ao'.'',,
mcnts inserted monthly or quarterly y
square for each time. Semi.monl"'l % ~
per square for each time.
dI'Postmasters are authorized TO ac' as 'E''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
EMPIRE CONAN
EUREKA CORN SLAVE

This Invaluable preparation is offered to III. pub
lie with The entire confidence in its superlstiye q
ceence 1t having been fully tested by being USED
in private Practice, by eminent surgeon, IN tag
city, for yeats, 1t will most efiac,ualiy cure Cor,
Bunyens, Chilblsins, Cuts, Bruises, &c sid, skv.
sale and retail, by the
ENpI,p CcGp.,v
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laugh to this day abOu, their ministers going
TO fiddle a, darkey ball.
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DR.. BARTHOLoMEw's ENPECToRANT
PINK SYRUP

IL manufactured perfectly pure BY the said Compa-
ny, for cuugts, c1.ds, pains thc side, iungs, &c
I is a sure eyautah,c Of consump ion, but not a
oe.tsja cure amer the disease Is once thoroughly
seated. Iae genuine Is only ~ be had OF he Com.
parry.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-25
MAGNETIC HAlR RGSToRER AND INylG

Fy ihe Nc 81 his arli.le Bald headed persons
can have the bead covered with fine luSnriant
growth Of glossy hsir This Magnetic Han Retio.
md Irig0ra'or is certified by the following per-
son. tamong ofhcrs1 having thor hair restar,d by
II whom everything else had failed, TO Wit: Richard
"A. Waite. 95 Bowtfy, John Mukle, 10 klug street
Nrga'ol Thomas, $50 B-oome. A Cling cor. Bow
cry and Rying.on. Daniel Fitzgerald, - Chr, site;
VIM HIuanoil, - Chryslie aud J. }. Anderson,
No. 2al CuuIrc srrel.
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DIR. EkSEEE..S
A ySsinia Mixture,

Tor Calarfhs, inhaer ", Coslvensss Pills On,
vel, GeEoriR, eject, Flor bus, CT lie
Whites Weakness, ObsiIuclisrs. Sc
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EMPIRE COMPANY OFFICE.
N..I3s Fulton ST., n. York,
yo 30 spoScyas ST.. EeIs-O leans.

I.coRroRAIED pY TnE STATE or NEW OAK
STTOuLD call he attention OF discerning pub
w lie 10 the iullowing Invaluable Medical iIe'
para,ions lamong ohcrs,) manuiactlt,d ana 500 oy
he said Company. at their Depot, l3o Fulton street,
New Yufk-to vii:
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DR.. Htkb'S lIEAIIU FILLS.
TIE genuine ila-d ri Il are harmless and ciiec
tusi, sud the Ee gias ultra o specifies. They were
invented hy The great d. Hard, aud used as a UNI.
yersai remedy for disease
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HAYS LlNIurNr-lroK rttrs j

The Empire Company are Tn pr'Pr,etofs and
manufacturers Of tAis justly cecbattd lnament
ilEwKs NEEyE ASp EuNE LTyAMEST, Tor Rheuna.
usm. B,LN oY COLUMBIA for tie hair. SPnoRls
>ieK lIE,D ACHE REHEur, BETHESDA WArEe, &c
&. Il also has tbs agency OF the NEEylSE Ban.
sam the GE-tr lNniAS bEYEDr Tor fits cramps, con.
Yussians, a., y uas tgtu adn.astortd with a-ton-
hing so ca--, sud !. noara specific any ding
a4u .as /. arHs ARR fyI tn tte practice OF ply.
..r.aus many q, aAoua ice his Balgam a. ,ar oui j
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BuFFUNE'S FAM EXTRACTING AND HEAL
ING RAISAM

ING BALSAM,
II cures almost simultaneously, burns, cuts,
bruises, swollen joints, cotns, bnuyon4, and tooth.
ache. Whenever It's virtues become known, it is rc
garded as an Indispensable article. Sold as above.
FITS! FITSH FITSn!
NerriHe Balm aud iad'1a Remedy The Empire
Company having obtained at much expense, the
Great Indian Remedy, a Nerrinc Baisam which is
beenming celebrated 'tr all nervous affections
especially epileplic ard other f's commissions &c.
would Tesrectluiiy call the attention OF ply seiaus
aud the afflicted 10 II forming new antidotc in
the treatment OF these dreadful diseases heretofore
though to be wholly incurlbe.
Any person affected BY fits or nervous aftec,ons,
who shall purchase the Neryinc Basam aud pcr,e.
we're IN it's use, and is moi radically cured, or most
essentially benefited, shall have their money re-
turned.
This invaluable medicine can be procured in this
city only Of the Empire Company.
HouCK's PANACE,
Having successfully negotiated with DR.. f.
Houch, (-on and successor of the late DR.. JACOB
lloucK OF Baltimore, now deceased 10 manufacture
bis celebrated fapace, exclusively for The Empire
Company, We take great pleasure in utrng il 10 the
public and the afflicted, OF the invalua-
bic and remarkable Vegetable Compounds of The agc,
for The cure of almost every i'll that flesh is heir
TO" 1t has stood the test, in competition with an
other medicines, FOR streRtecn gears, and performed
cures unparalleled in the annals Of history.
by procuring pamphlet from the Empire Com
pany, or their agent the wonderful cures performed
by the Paaat@ can be seen.
The pabllc are cautioned against purchasing
+" Honek's PoaacG" unless The label is signed BY Dr.
T. ilouck, accompanied by the seal of the Empire
Companr' as all others are spurious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

Ia, 4 Q CIf,klI firrrrr =
F's '~'''on elsgs b1at
The word. la ,l.., were ~r,cn ara ,se re-, printed
VI cox ''y' 'i' a'H's o. 'he .'oVs Is forgery
a.. =, -, a.. o' IN
lbr1ush good ana responsible hands We have mo-
Doubt that more Frauds Of tn same KIND VII come
zoe ''oeif's GOA. Al the sao- Treasury Were
S,.les. Payments s.l4t-6. Balance N the
Tr,ssu-, = s6alb,
~,
0 '"' ''
ers irasi ana L,sA company 10y a. injunction,
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April 20 40, Br cop ST ClNe s Ma er, IN New
DREAMS for Liverpool
Apr IS at - loo =, oars Canals from Portland for
C4rceraf
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Ieared.

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b. Mili'etowr. -iJfn iA, 1850
Va,h e7 ~ Ia, Cie1ioai AIad- pay o. he o.
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Market. .o..ll.ll, f..o.rsp 70. TaI r.Ils,

Markets ClAIfelLs krsosrtp "a TaE raiErss
WFuNEsDa1 Afrl -
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feaf.s ; 81 q 1t J.. ~lfA salr. 81 Or 81 bts
tip-r from i,i 20 - Apr II so 1919
Pcsrs ...............
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Adding tie length and cost OF Ties, rlts o. f..e
lca-'ih an Gust OF those tie table there wa a
aggregate OF 1904 miles Of Railroad Including
u-les double track "A operation January i-.
ia Massaaause,,. ani portion Of the a lla. E
state. c,sun- sl-.,543-9
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rINNERrlL lND NlNEY NlTTERs
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California vessel. spoken. sc,

Jan a HOS, .on = 3 " briz Janus Il Bremen },
II Ca-orris.
Apn. r. a = > .0u , s.ssner GoEah. Thoms.
frurn SforE for >sn Francisco
J.n a. % Fsks i.zs "a .cc III za5ste L>~ iIr New
lJfE --pt "a "a k!o dc Jsneiro.