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Chippewa Saginaw, third day Of January, eighteen
hundred and thirty eight" si1
North Of tas Of ihs prneipa ..srdaa.
r. thyons and tirtwo IN township siI, Of
thirty and township nineteen, TALL in the
serve an Ride nser, Of range sl1. 4 - j,
and the half and northwest quarter Of section eighteen
and fractional section nineteen IN own nineteen (a IN the re-
Al rhe land once al DErRoT Commencing Monday
Of sections and eight IN township 1--WE north OF
range four 81 @ Pnsp Of sa n one nS aep
than collars and my cents acre. provided by the act OF
A, The land once at KALAMAZOO. commencing Monday
day August gs1 10, as a ssr W Inc
NORTH Of the base line and Wsst Of the principal nertdan
islands Nos and p in section uriwo' in township one, OF
Islands sections went-thee and ,wenyour in
Islands Nos and g. in ten, township one,
and islands nsmbered p 81 and in sections twenty one,
sections thirteen, ourteen twenty three,
and twenty four, in township tiree Of range sixteen
South the line and Of he principal meridian
Island and twenty two, township
Islands Nos 10 Inclusive in sections three, fifteen,
and thiTyfon, in township and
islands Nos 3 sections three and ten in township of
appropriated for the of schools, military and
unit thereby euvaon which shall be selected
by ,ne STATE before Che days @ Tor ae
enable State Arkansas and other States reclaim the
% T s. a m And o @ sad
70 1 p AMY law %
toned lands provided BY The ael entitled An act making
The offering lands will be commenced
appointed proceed the order which
advertised with all convenient despatch until The whole shall have
Than Two weeks and no entry Of any OF the lands Will
be admitted until after the spira,ion q the two weeks
"''' UNIV '''"''' '"' '''' MiLLARD FILLMORE
by the President
Of,
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General Agency and Law ONCE Mt Washington,
DE SEEDING d WYLIE,

No. Todds Bnngs, Pennsyranta merit door wH Of
BropnS Hotel, Washington, ID. C.
NHAS DE sELDING ANDREW WYLiE, jr. having f1rmed
partnership the Of prosecuting claims before
before board Of
appointed for the adjustment Of spolston other
Foreign prepared
all business that be intued
their They will attend 10 obtaining PENSIONS bounty
treaties
buying selling collecting private claims.
rents, &c.
Andrew wyiie, D viii attend 10 law business with which
the nrm infusted In OF the Of
he District the Supreme Court of the United States
De I United commissioner,
81
prompt the taking Of testimony, ncknowedg
which appertain TO his Office
Charges and regulated by the amount claimed
and re- 81 Of services required.
Communicaions (post paid immediate attention
6epts-dly
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,,,,a,,.,, WIN. sore rs w.inu, street p.,i.,,.,,

THR unvaled place I obtaining all vines liquors Ae, sOs
cheap "Snider' has atelyn aunr,
by him eonsunerbeen Obliged largely ~r
plens his stock Of fresh %p9a,oa and Re ha. now The
by him He would refer 10 some invoices as follows,
prices lod, and very choice Manzanlla du
by The gallon Also rare old delicate Amoniiado in casks
gallons specially selected for some
IN hoIes in Europe which he challenges equal
that can be produced
they strengthen without stimulating
no, the acid Of many other wines.
mers, from the stock Of Bumesters, at Opono, and imported
These wines nuiy delicate highly a,
by his customers because OF their manifest
All ports and red wines palmed al
They prices draught BY
the gallon wholesale by the eak Among iem is some
suffering with chronic affection the bowels
tooc careful n their choice Of Port.
of various dry aud ch south side, old Has
Indies serea &c. &c., &C., on daugh and In bottles
aud by casks ~
sparkling wines of the subscribers it well known
champagne, and the splendid sparkling Mosele I'M
ported by him. superior to other wines and are sold prices
of the inferior wines now In the Market which
put upon buyers as first class. $500.
wines himself be udse aud h
Snsen o 10 e G class or preis cru" Of Medoc
has stock and assure consumer
that he can present to them from ms vaults us sooo oo u
sau,erne and Darsac always on hand in bottles =, .u.
es Dnha.d Jordan of Coblenz extensive and nunoe
still Hooks and Mosee from me sheapes spa 20 INC
In the articles Of Cosnac bandes, he has
ofSOO of Otar Dupuy Co
celebrated "Claver Of eighth casks and ot.
hhds Dubouche 1874, in hhds on consignment which vii
Also sh Scotch Monongaeu whiskey, Jamaica sp!r'
preserving brandy and all other wines and liquors. including all
the sold by retail IN quantity desired
An nd within one days reach Philadelphia freigh
paid Ofiers promptly executed sent by mail OF tsle
graph ,.cop aN,nrp :,
Cheap Wine Store, 7s Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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UHgIIsH Reports N Law and Egutty.-Repubishinr in
u appear England and be received In
county report decided The House OF Lords, the
council the OF Queens
eschequer and
ecclesiastical and admiralty courts the
the
railway and canal To be published in month
y
pages paper type carefully eded by smomber the
bar references analogous American decisions
Published per giving for that twelve
numbers forming compets volume In itself with
by mail post once
IN United states.
number Of the above valuable series this day received
in pvy council, and
Queens bench from and after Michaemas Term
1850, nd may examined at the bookstore OF
fhANbh lsfLpk.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The tracts proclamation OF the President
omp.e all lead res yet 10 be brought into
market south They those mines Par
cu.rv the portion nos worked under former leases
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WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
mmissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
Every person right presumption TO any OF The
townships OF townships above enumerated
OF
proper Office and make payment therefor a.
soon secig this and before the day ap
the public sale OF the lands
bracng otherwise such claim will be forfeited
j. 3UTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land once.
May -lawl3w
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THE American Miller and Milly~rtghts Assistant ,
Il vol, with Illustrations, price 81
Turner's Companion, with plates OF chncks, TOOLS, nsuu
mspts, and patterns; ! vol rs cents.
Fruit Flour and Kitchen Garden adapted to the United sas
vol u-.ro, .,r,o-
10 fbtNNh IhiLok.
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NOTICETO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND r
!. OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERA

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person right
townships parts townships above
required establish The the satisfaction OF the register
Office therefor
seeing this notice. and before appointed
for OF the public sale OF the lands embracing
claimed; such claim will be forfeited
Every having right under the entitled San
tabsh land Office northern Of Michigan and
vide for the sale OF the mineral lands the State Of Michigan
proved LIST March, S4 leSees occupants
of their Of the lands within
townships above enumeraed be sold the Office
Marie, who entitled under entitled Gan
duce the minimum price Of the mineral lands the Lake Superior
district Michigan, Chippewa district Wisconsin,
proved 10th September 1885, go the land
leases and permits respectively the minimum
81 than full
ION the surrender Of such lease land Office
purchase he shall full secon
81 so required establish The the satisfaction
Saut Mae make
practicable after
day appointed the public
embracing claimed will
forfeited
j. BUTTERFELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
Nav a nyl1
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CRENCH Books, and Did, a JTsu TAyIop
opened direct from Parish '""'
MAY
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UIANO, TABLE, MD WAND GOV EHS.-Iust received,
Of Cageu Dojon, general assortment OF the
goods, In part Of the following styles
French piano table goods
printed in elegant ooots, and warranted hold
in washing.
Damascus piano. CENTRE side table, and stand match,
all in richest contrast colov
match the colors Of velvet carpets,
now made in such perfection.
Also English damask winc fruit and dessert cloths
borders match the style goods
piece.
Table ocoths Canton flannel mapped backs, in and rich
vidt These
hest for saw good furniture,
The above good. worthy ali
who take pride good
furniture and OF Good goodsprices Row
as lowest.
Ap 24-eo3tf CLAsETI DoDsON
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THE Exercise, Arranged 10. Military rnstr"c-
| lion, by Reve Maor Henry O. Wayne, United States
published authority of the War Department Poes postage 70
any the United States - cents The edition for sale in
Washington city by ...,n,
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THE Pocket Companion Tor Machtnfsts, MECHANICS,
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Universal Thermometer Reauner Fahrenheit and Cenugrade
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Tables OF Length OF Circular Areas
Caurng, Arifceris Work, and Engineering Results
rabies Of Pipes, OF the Teeth Of Whess and
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Weight Metals Strength Of Chains and Ropes.
Soldiers, Cemrnp and Compositions.
And various for the limits sd
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United States $780, --..ou
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from bs hieh Expired the de ~
the Mines and therefore possess The advantage &
pI.usf.d for immediate operations without ineurns n,s
opening mines and ost Of A.,
svsd 60 be ven productive. They all more OF lees
situated In .isferes 10 nayigable and Other
OF products TO 81 Louis, and ma
country products OF ill.,
itude n which they are located. ...
~ J. BUTTERFiEID
Commissioner OF the General LAID Tms.
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The Army Regulations published by tho Department OF War
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nIsaOLUTIoN Ccpartershp--The6 rm heretofore
IL ins under the Brother this by
consent dissolved George r. viii attend to the
m.nt OF
Of the Dyer deceased which Immediate attention
10 respectfully requested. EDWARD O. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
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Lectures BY the Earl Of Csri-Ie-tI,ord NorpclhD :. =
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Experiences les Poude de Guere, Faes PArsena De
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Historic Tscque des Trois Amees, ct Paruculerement dc
Fave, Capitaine dArtnone vol
just imported from Paris, with many other works OF tho same
Glass Of science, by
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COMeLErE Ready Rsckoner, adapted to the wants
Of farmers, merchants mechanics lumber dealers bankers &c
POI sale TAYLOR h MAURY.
Bookseller, 9th
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COMMON HALL of the town OF Petersburg. Virginia.
May 1880 The following resolution day adopted by
Halt
Rs.o Thath mayor OF the proposals
bonds II the Petersburg
Virginia $4,000 payable 1870, $50
coupons for payable half yearly February
will be
chamberlain Of the until the th day Of May
which they viii be opened the highest
hdder The for viii
rcontred MAY June ls July, bidders
The corporation
m ,hem.eIye. the rsbt 10 reject any offer made.n
that proposals for the bonds Of the
by chamberlain of the according
m CHAs. CoRLING,
tbMsvnext
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M Copsrtnership NctsceThe undersigned nave formed
under Arm Of Dyer Mcclure,
viii oontnse the general and commission busness
Of Dyer Brother corner OF ION renssvn"
avenue.
they respectfully -olcs continuance Of the
pledge themselves 10 discharge hith
fully every trust conhded 10 them.
Mcclure prepared make advances upon all
~ EDWARD O. DYER,
j. O. MCGUIRE.
WsnroTor, ssptemhss "a, 1850
Rept2
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TINAhI FUN DdIlI1'--I117o w -
eonssns of about ty-ve 1851 Of axeellsu' land
On which arc wslng house barn and outhOases apps
orchards and other ffuit trees. -.
NorvAlk and Commands more extensive We" Oi mo
Sound ana surrounding scsnery than any oinef place be-
fxsesn New. YORK and New-Hsven Ahon. sen acres of
wood land. Inquire the premises, or OF q ". 81
JOHN, II 70 CedArst NIL
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a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

IA SALE large EleEshethlsn Cotssge, with about
two acres of land tbs Eghtn McCombs
Dan The Cottage is neatly and Substantially built with
basement mk, vegetable and ccsl cellars and the modern
improv Upon ths premises dover garden
vegetable garden and choice vareiy OF young oesng
fuiLees grape vines The oathoases consist OF car
risge house. stables wsshhouse, large icehouse hlcd
etc The High Brdge Harlem river and besn,ifu sur
rounding country ere within view The premises are
within convenient distance Of eiiher the Harlem or Hud
con River Railroad Stations and In perfect order FOR
further particulars inquire al The Cottage al 20 Beekmsn
Of, between 10 and O'CLOCK, OF
mo lWs NATHL JARVIS. Jr.
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OF ALL THE CHOICE SPOTS that

OAre daily offered Tor sale, can eNcel--indee1
none can compare w1th-Ihe property offered 10 me
public by that beautiful place known 5Iaion Sor
between College Point and the town Of Gushing l. st
sied within hal. mile Of the later place and Is II every
respect oecdedly preferable opposite Harlem snd wHln
three quarters Of hours ride New YORK 1hs pro-
perry consists Of shout POO lots stua ed and rSng IN
gradual slope from the edge Of the water up requiring
nei her excavation hling n for building purposes
We take this opportunity Of again calling the attention oi
such of our original subscribers az have Il yet chosen @
lots 10 call while there is good cbOice remaining.
To those who intend purchasing Tor The nseyes an ile
pendeI pro perry . become their owH an'OfIs We
would advse 10 decide promptly, az the plots ara -zs
vely fast
All persons b1yng, building or residing on ne aoov,
propeTtv will be Or tected from ali Dussnces which VIII
prove detrimental 10 The growth and prosperity Of ssd VII
LACE and every precsnnop used 70 make one Of the most
healthy and beauti 'u vlsees in the United States.
Any person applying Al 2H Wolsterst one door IRON
AmiIy have map with printed scale o. pfcs, hereOy
enabling him offer his acquant-rees aR opp 'raniy 70
view the plan of said properly, which requires only 10 Do
seen in order TO be appreciated
contract has cen made to have dock built so az 10
enable pass gers land from the steamboat within tny
DAYS from The Ilth OF March instant The dockouders
are now hard at work 10 complete their contract and NE
propneors are now In treaty for ferry 5Oats AID ne
fare is intended TO be 10 cents.
ANY requiring 10 view the land st present. can do
by going the steamboat Island City, that leaves the
Fulton Ferry every morning a. o'clock for tIueGmgI
(Snndsys excepted) which within five minutes Waa GA
q good plank rOsd - ,,,.
For fur her particulars apply at the Office, 2!7 Wooster
st. one door from Amity. m%O 5ts
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY MARCH 49, 1851
HIGH BRIDGRVILLR, situated

tho Wsslchsser side II iisIlsu River between Nc
COnmbs Dan Bridge and ihe hilh hfidg This property
commands nHs view Oi The hish Bridge, haron hlvefs
aud variety ui Other beautiful sculnry b4r uf uta
rom half three low ant Terms easy
Msps fOr distribution will be ready "Wednesday, The ilh
init hut la the time original nsp may ba srra Al
The ONCE ofD Is WlNTON, u CrdarsI mif ia
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HOUSE AND GROUNDS FOR

II SALE. Al nearmaE on he Hudson River, within an
hCurs ride by the HUDSON River Railroad snd rye minutes
wak from tho Depot The House Htsolr NC IS entroiY
new hard nnisLrd Ihrouehou ADD tIt IA me osi "a a.
ana convenient style Marbl- Mantels, Piszza VITA
Diringroom, Palur, Library, Kitchen. and 40 be1r'oh'
on frat noor i've large ard convenient Rooms On 5o-
ORD door; hall with double doors, mi French Windows
nom ceiling looT The prospect Ia the most eirsar
commanditR view OF the liver Tor 80 mes, un'ih ara
south The House 10 nesry hnsNra and will Do rt1y
about 2th April. and will DO so.d on acrommodaaog
terms Apply 10 WALTER MEAD
n29 lws 90 BfoSdwgy.
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STEAM POWER TO LET.-Threa
I3i n O. 81 slMONsOS. lsi Lewisst
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ITO LFT.-Various Rooms, and suits of
Pooms At 49 Chambersst Opposite tbs Park, and near
Stewards Inquire Of Mira. BEMAN, Astof House. IT,
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-A Country
"A Seat containing 50 Of land situated the west
bank Of the Hudson River mica north Of Newburgb,
about 2e00 feet river front, with high wooded bank On
The premises there Is hne house 45xS5 built In 1874 OF
brick stuccoed-wDg 10 the with kitchen and wash
room-size 20x25 two large ciserus ard good well
tho place. There s great variety OF tine grated fruit,
pear, cherry, pums. peaches, ounces, apples, &c The
place commands a fine view Of Newburgh Bay and the
surrounding country For further particulars apply
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, AuctIoneer,
mig 1w Broad-st
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AT PRIVATE SALE Valuable
fHFARM in Orange County, near the village Of Goshen.
Said Farm contains so Of first qualify Land in high
OF cultivation, with every variety of fruit On the
premises is le Dwelling House 28x35 stories with
wings each lsxl5 feet all web finished, with Well of
never failing Water Of the purest and best kind The
usual outbuidisgs te Within 10 minutes walk Of the
New York and Erie Railroad Depo, and within q hours
of this city. For further PARTICULAR apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneef,
ma Iw Brosdst.
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MESTEADS.-Ths subscriber hes

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
y mucs belor Ft ya,ge, taPefea % sooa rau
s,sr-sYrai ard handsome are stTs sd nass a. l1ls-
~ - nar.hera siie q Monlas., &c sx.h rom sls
sxsge7y nte o. Ba3sCe. ga nlt r,esaAsly s.1A9 f;
Horse - Nv n. L0 20 fsst has every mJlHfg iepre9e-
want ara r.rss err e. DCGa - pfern c1nv8li
wth 'srxe kud 5slodfI gsri icL -rsr, gr.1f q 49,
sws -rg hrtbs &C Msg b. rfr0ilst ffqfll A ~ % Z.
c.N fdf ufns - cai' ~ ns nfr' ',f t1iiir o. ~
20 " 90 y 2 ~ uiH
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no LET.-The delightful Country resi-

ITO IET.-The delightful Country resi-
dence OF the late Edmund r. Force, Esq. Red Atls,
Pyramus Said residence Is within four nes OF fsterton
Railroad Deps IN Paierson " J. east and oSr miles north
Of dc vsge OF Hsckensack pleasant rosd. and In
pleasant and heal hul ghbornOod and consists OF an e
sp modern buit stoy dr eng house with piazza In
Point containing 10 rooms stands In from The road sur
rounded with fine shrUbbery and ornamental trees Con-
pected with iI large garden, peach orchard, hne gra-
new &c ia within 40 reds Of ne Of water,
pg some so acres Of land, with 6re MATERIALLY Also, ~
scTes land beade pssursge, In high state OF cuva-
rsgehouss on house aud other 0uhudings al IL me
very lest condition Inquire Of D DEAAREsT, lO4 We
,sv!.i :. ~ q W f. MORROW IS Piue.st New-YOrk or
ofJOHN 3. OOREnUS or JAS. R. FINK, near The pre-
mises. MO oVron-
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CyOR SALE-South Brooklyn Los. near

Mf'OIk Bt|SHNt
H Hamilton avenue, On Columbia, Carol s9Iansii'
Woodhal ara Hicss alec, as sss SIDE of fonae-
lins sce between Harrison std OsgS~ 50 ThSse Ots
- m eliStbiV sifaatsd Tor inmedsfs Improvement,
are free OF incam5rs0es ss& b5sFs sdvsnces w6ad ee
made 10 responsible p9fshtsess 70 AZ n nS eonsosop
ofeesirsbIs fsas.dfsgs Apply 20 . -
,as. isas "a M srEeeiNs. 70 erosdwy
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ENOR SALE CHEAP, or will be ex-

changed for City property Stocks two beautiful and
highly cultivated Farms stu sed on the north shore OF
Long Island about 40 miles om the cy-One Of 46 acres,
OF rs sores both I'D Acent the water, with excellent
buildings orchRIdng aud other advantages and easy or
access from the city. large proportion Of tbs p1rchase
money may remain for a of years on bOad and mort
gage; viii be sold separately. Apply soon 70 HENRY j.
sCUDDER, Attorney at Law, 80 WAllst NIL
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TgNO LET.-Half of new 3-stOry brick
House 10 East. Brooklyn convenient 10 nes Of stages
now runupg; 10 small quiet family terns wood be mod
CRAZE Apply at LIS WstersL, New. York. mS9 OF
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YNHE CHELSEA MILLS, Twenty-sev-

NNHE CHELSEA MILLS, IWenty-seV-
II eu,h a. between Ninth and Tenth Svs-Ths suoscrl-
her having sken the large and connections ouildoss IN
Twepty seventh st. latsy occupied by Kelsey Son, Is
now prepared furnish Feed, Oats and Corn IN any guam
uv Grain sent to the MIL 10 be ground, will bs delv
srsd Zee az carriage aud with dispatch he WI $50 man
u&ctur- superior article OF FsIns Wheaton GrIs HON
my Graham F,our ard Exua Family Flour or 'sniy USE
He will also prepare ard furnish superior article OF
Corr Farms winch has already met Win great favor rom
the public Al orders sent 10 the MILL or TO me Depo, ~
attention ms lima JAMbo II MONSON-