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was tried before ia ige Parsons and sentenced TO
liteeny years hard labor IN the p,reten,ary.
TsE ) ,LH W THR MINERAL LANDs--lhe Paci.
fe News thus speaks Of the plan proposed by
the president m his annual message for the
sale OF The mineral lands in California THE pro
po,itin of President FiIiNoNE, TO divide UP the
mineral hnds of California, INTO convenient plots
and dispose of them, IF course to tie highest bid
der meets with scarce word OF encouragement
from the resi- tents Of the state but on the coli
trary, is denounced ia GGneasuic ed terms by most
and especially by the miners. Thousands have
located their claims and are working them sue
cesSiuiiy, nnd would resist any attempt 10 take
possession q! ts.iu, even Ia an armed defence
Should the proposition Of the President assume
shape, and become u law, aud attempts he made
To enforce it, We should far more confusion and
bloodsicd than has get been witnessed IN Caiiior
ma.
In relation to this subject, n friend at Qusrtz
burg, in the northern mines, writes " a. follows :,
THE bill mentioned a. being before Congress
for the safe of the mineral hand. Of California, is
the harbmger ofjiood and sooner than to submit
to allow the mineral lands OF California to become
the ,pecuatng hobby ola mnucd arstocrary the
miners will waste the last drop Of vital t,utd in
their veins.
The news above named struck them Ike a clap
of thunder and mark me they have not encoun-
tered all those hlrlships and privatlonS 10 he
fooled with, even by the Government itself There
is no want Of attachment to the Government Of
Of the United States, ard wish for union md
harmony but God LcIp hIa who bids for their
discoveries, and attempts to take them away,
without III equivalent
HAY has already advanced to 800 per tor in
Stockton aud the stock IN both :|y north and the
south must suIfcr severely, unless there is more
RAIN.
AMrRICAys ~ MRNIcASs--h fight took place
few weeks since at French DggiuCs. in the
southern mines, between some Americans and
Mexicans, IN which pistols and knives were han
died with desperation The fight resulted in the
death of four McxicaHs and the complete driving
Of them otf from the iigging- and the woaniing
Of two of the Americans. We have not learned
the cause OF the dil,Wity.
SHIPPING At san FR,Nci>Cu The Public BAL
ance saws there Is now lying IN the harbor at San
Francisco l26 American ships, III bnrk~ SO
brigS Q schooner-. OF foreign vessels 40 ships
S. barks, AZ brgS, q SohooucrS
A CArFoKNiaV vt WEST poNr--Bv the last
mail SAYS the Alta, Mr. Gilbert forwarded To 4.
drouico Vallejo, son oi NJ G. Vallejo, his sppoint.
ment as cadet at West Point Mr. Vallejo has
the honor of being the first representative Of Cal.
IoniA in tie Military Academy
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Commencement OF the work.


There ID much inquiry 10 relation to the time
when and tho points ~ which the Central Ran
road company will commence work The com.
Pany organized 50 recently, that precise utprua
uon on the subject has not VET reached oar state
1t Is understood to be the intention Of the cuu-
psny to commence building the road at Cairo and
Peru, within few weeks. They will immeiia-
tely place upon the central line and the bruchr
several corps Of engiueer,--ouc commencing al
Caro-, one at Galena, one at Chicago, aud ore.
and probably two, near the centre of the main
trunk, These engineers will be chosen from
among the most experienced and most scientific
men in :he profession Most of them have been
employed IN the service of the same company, on
other works, and the utmost reliance may be- re
posed IN their capacity TO select the best and most
direct line.
1t is expected that the bulk Of the work this
summer will be done on the section leading from
Cairo. Fifty miles will be built in less than six
months. About eight thousand hands will be put
upon the work during the summer, and fourteen
or fifteen thousand before next winter. 1t is the
intention Of the company to expend a quarter Of
amiillun ot dollars per month from the commence.
mont to The completion of the work and it Is also
their intention to finish both brarches within the
time specified in the law for the completion OF the
central trunk
The company expect to construct a line If mag
netc telegraph along the Central road and branch
es which will afford very valuable facilities in fur.
therlng the interests ofthe company a. we'll as the
public This is a very important improvement
and will be hailed with great qualification by all
the central counties which have not the benefit
Of a telegraph.
The company also intend after the completion
of the road to establish a regular line of passen.
ger and freight steamers from Cairo to New Or,
leans, so that n connection cnn be formed every
day both ways. These steamers will be Of the
first class, point Of speed splendor and capaci.
".
The company will do this, If no equal line Of
steamers is established by some other company
aiiordng advantages both to the public and the
owners of the road equal to those which the com.
pany could gain by establishing the line thc,nSel
yes The company is determined TO omit no IL
forts and spare no expense in making the railroad
profitable to both themselves and the state
State Register.
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jsn.oG. shs iooa. and lie ba.coay being crowded
with spectators. until nnsily tne crowd fiiled eve
~ avs.igs lssdin ~ lie .o1rt rosia, and blocked
up the stlee.s
AT the close vi the examination, seme'hin2
Vas said seosl adni.ttna. them To bail when the
crowd, iIlestlssd al such prospect, matte rush
for the rrisuiisis. breaking eivwn benehes--eya'
iyth!us which inpedeJ the prrsress--dsiv'ns the
I.olise bslore them. The Washington GaArd.,
who haprened 10 lie near, on being called On by
The authorities, CLEARED tie court roOn at 'e poIt
Vi the tayonst,'
A trial was had, bat ,hsjury did not agree. Up
10 the sailing .; tho steamer the exci'enIen, had
beea gI~lGa!ly ab~tmg.
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1t is officially stated that up to thi. time, about
one hundred thousand applications have been re-.
ceivej for the benefit Of bounty land law
and every days mail adds rom five hundred to n
thousand to their number The otlice is now IS
suing between ore Thousand and twelve hundr ed
a week and it will require more than eighteen
months before the claims now on hand can be dis
posed Of or matnred into warrants. All persons
interested in the law, or desiring information in
regard to it, arc requested to address their com
mqnicstious directly to the Commissioner Of Pen.
sions
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A Nrw lsvrsios.--w yesterday saw draw,
iug of \ new invention in the manufacture Of
which India rubber is the principle article en-.
ployed. II is especially for the use Of gentlemen
with long mustaches and is remarkably simple
II is merely strap with a spring u, each cnd.
The woarsr attaches spring to each mus,acbc
passes the. strap behind his head, and eats his
soup without tho trouble Of parting his inus,achcs
to obtain entrance To his mouth This IL an age
# gtea, inrsn,ion o. 7ii,vns
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SMALL Pcr,rors, dc--Thc Peru Democrat
beth in its extra aud tho paper, omts Ottawa in
its report Of the resolution Of the Directors of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad instructing the
Executive Committee to purchase lots for depots'
DC. Thi. is and exceedingly small business, and
mean in proportion. We should not have been
surprised at any thing Of the kind in llolbrook' :
paper, but we had considered the Democrat above
piece Of business 81 minute.
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Ak lloSysr oprruARr-A Western paper an
nouneing the death OF 4 rosideu, Of the country,
says
He came to his death by too frequently nib.
bling at the essence Of the s,ill.worm which soon
placed him in uonira,clling condition lilo lay
on, tho night previous To his death near n cotton
gin in this place, and was found too late IN the
following morning iur medical aid To 10 of much
Importance in staying h. breath lie had been
n regular tipp,er for the last half century"
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QUEEN CRY IiAw.--At the establishment Of
SchpoIey & liough III Cincinnati, one day last
week, nInc men IN nine hours, canvas,cd SfOs
hams The Gazette gives the following account
of the process;
The ham after being smoked, ia inspected by
one individual, and passed to the paperer, it i.
then folded into sheet Of strong hard paper and
~ such manner "a 10 exactly TT the ham. Til.
psperius extremely difficult to do rs we motto.
ed that the hands of the individual doing this
work, were worn through the skin in places. PRO
ducng now aud then drops Of blood on tina paper
The ham IL now passed to the cutter oil the canvas
who fits II with cotton -hretlng 1t il then carried
oil by boy who places 1t on the floor in front Of
the sewers, The sewers are arranged IN lines
running parallel from the rear ui the stsnd where
the phprrRg aud cutting is done. The speed
aud perfect system with which this canvas,ing i.
carried On, IL truly remarkable, Each sewer is
compelled IN take the ham from the floor thread
his needles, knot the thread, make tue stitches
sew in strap for the ham to hang by, &c This
is done with each ham
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Farm RIDGE and the River Tax.

The following are the resolutions which were
passed by the people of Farm Ridge a; their an
ugal ,own meeting cn the 1T inst. in reference
to the tax Tor the improvement Of the rivrr We
believe the! convey the genertl tone VI the towns
that voted agaius; the tax They .es and acknow-
lei e the Importance Of the Improvement, aud the
justice VI thc,g contributing towards It, but they
qubbe about the details Of the Law. aud have i
vague and ind, ENABLE fear that some individuals
are to be benefited We hope, however, that the
Board will be able to d,ssipa,e these alarms by
their own action, So that their shall be uouecd Of
waiting Tor the meeting of the mex, legislature
before the improvement can be commenced
E.,o'ryi that this town IS uf opinion that the
public interests do require tho improvement Of
thc aver from Peru 90 Ottawa. and the cun,truc-
uor .. lock aul communication from the canal
"a, otava 20 tAc r.,rr
Ean'..f ;Hif. a- are law now staYl- th.- town
will uH' vote Tor the rt,.r Improvement ~
h'a..E Iul Ills t'Nu VA. Vote o tiA 900 90.
rcAlou w.sh he o.h,r eighteen town, specified py
the legislature ioy the Improvement Il lUe l,I
nos river from The Little Ncrmlhon river tu Ot.
;,va when law shall be- enacted leaving tp tEr,
towns the property and tie control vf rnr im
preys"ert M proportion 10 the Ualii,, created
by voting Gle s-i tax, 2cd hat W, go Lyr.uy
appoint Watson Y Cor, Rr1usuu Murray. ana
Elmer BALDWIN ~ committee 20 confer with the
Other towns ln relation 10 fixing the ratio of tax
alton, and drafting bill for the action OF IN, le-
g...a,urt. Attest:
NJ ". pWatK l1lrr Clerk
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EXTRAORDINARY Sized on TIRE IcE-The favor.
tie winter amu,rmcn, in Toronto +, Ice boating "
The Patriot thus de,crbes late frte Of th, kind
This truly unique and purely Canadian amuse-
ment WAS Yesterday honored by the sanction and
approval Of his eXceloncy the governor general
and his family AT . O'Clock the iteboats, Tn the
number Of four, collected at the foot Of Young 81
and shortly after received on board hi exccliunc,
the earl and the countess of Elgn, lady Eiml
Bruce Col Bruce and lady, aud the aid-dc-camp
in waiting, lord Mark Kerr They then went with
splendid wind, and at the lce.boat speed Of eigh.
" miles an hour, crossed the bay 10 the peninsula,
when, having landed and inspected the curious
ice cane. formed by the wash Of the lake the par.
~ re-embarked IN the boats An hours further
tiinl Of their speed and qualities took place when
the party landed at the foot OF friedrich sire ct,
apparently greatly pleased with this novel mode
oi CONFERENCE.-The ice was coed though rather
rough, and the speed obtained vas very great, 4
more beautiful and plcaSurable sport than ice
boa; sailing con hardly be imagined--in speed
delIcaCy uihandlmg, and management, and excite
ment, 1t tar exceeds any other species of locomo
ton that depends On the power Vi the Wind
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Markets.

OTTAWA, April 10.
We have had rather better business in tie
market for the last week but the road, are still in
such a bad condition chat farmers from distance
cannot yet get in with loads
In corn We note an advance Of few cents
Sales OF ear corn at 2ya5Uic Shclled, Sla$2c.-
Although We cannot see any thing 10 warrant thi.
rise, tie buyer, all appear anxIOu. To have some
at these figures. We thInS however that It must
settle down to the figures OF our last quotations,
and ih4t very soon
Wheat Sales Of winter at 5Oa62lc. Spring.
4Oai5c.
Osts--Nut murh doing bat are sold at 25a27c.
Bacon, hams 6ia7c shoulders, jiI6c.
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THE coparnrrsup formerly existing between
Nm famcrand G. Gay. m the business ot
Wagon and Carnngr Making, was Dissolved by H.
imitation on the l,o January last. Part OF the nc
counts have be n assigned to ] G. Cav The
books OF the firm remain with and all accounts not
20 assigned, wi! be settled by tie undersigned.
April -. WN PRLNER
The subscriber still continues The business OF Wa
gon aud Carriage Making at his old stand, where
be- wall be- happy 10 serve his friends aud the pub
liz generally. WM PALMER
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Mr.. John Shaw, Of Grand Rapids, il the only
town clerk who has handed in, for publication, n
statement Of the expenses Of his town, which we
shall publish next week. We have delayed il.
publication in hopes Of receiving others bu, as
no more have arrived we shall give hi. then and
others when handed in.
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POISONED BY PAEsNIPs-On "Wednesday, the 9th
inst three little boys about year. Of age, ,csiI
ing at Belsiiere, Boon Co, H., dug up and ate
some parsuip' Of the second years growth, in Mr.
Ri-ley. garden which caused the death Of two
of them. The third having ea;en but very little.
recovered 1t Is .t'ted dat parsups Of the see.
ord wears growth are deadly poison.
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Ottawa Northern Plank Road,

OLriCE OF THE OTTAWA NoRTHERS PLANK
ROAD COMPANY, APRIL Is
PROPOSALS will be- received at tlii. office until
/ the first OF May, for the grazing bridging and
draining lhatporllon OF the road ofthe company ex-
tending from the cana IN Ottawa, to the south line
Of township IS The amount md nature Of the
work required, will be made known ut this Office.
where plan OF HI, road may be seen after the 22d
inst. Byoricr ofthe directors.
april Is WV VI. True, Sccry.
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The Rhode Island Legislature stand. thus II
wings l6 democrats, vacancies in the senate /,
and SO wings, 80 democrats. and 2 vacancies in
tho houss--a ito on joint ballot The filling Of
three of these vacancies will probably give the
the democrats u majority Of . in thu senate, mud
the wings majority in the hoase, leaving va.
cancy in Providence.
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Teas, Teas!

Ell han chests Young Tyson, Imperial, Souchons,
w aud Gunpowdrr
2OCh"sts llyson Skin ,ras---all fresh rmporia,iops
aud w. b, sold low; some Of that 10 Gem len s,Ii
on hnHd 'aprlg Walter H,rEI,gr
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RIVER lNrEoyENESr-rhe People Of Tcnnes.
see have subscribed 100000 for the purpose Of
extending the navigation Of Duck River 27i miles
Gen. Pillow Is to ouperintend the work twill
rcquire two daHis and locks and the removal Of
rockey bar. But its all folly to spend so much
money, boats wont 60 up there, anyhow @
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DoSr MAsRr Cuu-rNs.-'lhc Superintendent Of
the Insane Hospital, at Indianapolis, IN long and
very interesting report Of Its condition, very just.
~ says:
The ntcrmauynE ofrelaiivrs Is a cause Of de.
generacy If both mind and bpjy, and tends di.
rcctly to insanity. In seyral Instances that have
come to cur notice, during the past year, more
than one member Oft the same family have become
insane, There are III the hospital at this time, >
sisters from one family, and tro'her and sister
from another. We have, also, ~ i, rarely the
case, a husband and hs wife rs patients in the IN.
stluiion but neither of the last mentioned cases.
~ Gar a. can learn suffer from hereditary faint
Just what Ne have Thought time aud again,
and once sald-cousins are the most daugerou. re.
latyeS-,r,lssls cousins we mcsn--in lfc Intact
It i, hardly safe to have nytluus to do with ih,m
and particularly, # they ate Pretty.
A. somebody says, they are lu,, near enough
but not too near, and there's The danger. We
caution everybody that has any, to beware q.
them, and On 10 account, many IT,
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Esiate Of Cannts Richar9,on, i-cla,cd

IWdW " IdNNTt Ul'N0TViVH, ItfcF 0sfI
NJ Office u hereby gwen that will make ap-
~ plcation TO the county court ot La Sale
county, Oh the 81 Monday IN June next, tor an or
der tn sell the lands and teneu rnrs belonging to the
estate OF Canule Richard o &, deceased or ms much
thereof may he necessary To pay the debts Oi said
deceased, Mt which time and plac. al persons inter
csed are requested to appear and show cause why
said real estate should not be sold for the purpose a
nrcsald ami II IARa LAR.oN, Ahmr.
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HoRRlp We learu that an infant child .uppo..
ed to have been born alive, was found in the riy.
er near the foot Of Hill street. on Monday. II
murdered, wha, wretch committed tho hurrid act,
NORTH Western 'Gaaits.
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Boots aud Shoes

Elm nnl's men'ssrora boots
WV 4OOp'rs" SIP
500 pairs boys "
1000 women'S Caltbootres aud shoes
ALSO, mems and boys 5yogans misses boo,ee.
and Shoes-all ct our own manufacture The. work
guaranteed Also, ladies, misses md children,
hne kId, morocco and leather buskns bootcs sins,
eNceISiors aud patent Gather shoes m great ynrey
Tor sale by ,apnl - lIaiker ~ HickLDg
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New Arran cement,

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of II
~ Thompson & Co, was dissolved by mutua
consent OF parties, on the Goth alt the business
wall hereafter be carried on AT the old stand in the
name OF THOMPSON Il FISHER, II, Thomp-
son 81 &, A, Fisher having entered into partnership.
Alpersons indebted 10 the late firm OF Il Ihomp-
son & Co, by note or book account will please TO
make settlement, THOMSON & FISHER.
Otlawn. nprll -. ISL BOT
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s.cai!lpr, S.c.sts,cr

'lNuE largest stock on haH6 IN Northern Illinois
Sole upper hip ard cult morocco. lining and
tndng skins .hLrn'SS birdie and cnar leather
Also large S'ocA oteadd'"r, hardware aud INN.
mngs, shoe findings, s c.. for sale low, hy
Aprt ~ WALLER * UIrELINa
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juds" Cunonha- consented to publish au ar'i
Gle ON tic Road Law. /. vii. appear mex, wee.
in ills paper
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The man who.ecretiy borrowed S v Morse
bamboo ish'pole is requested torcturn it unmed
atplv
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CmrhGo, April l6, 1851.
Receipts. Tor past "a hours are 25U bush wheat,
{ 80 do corn, 80 do oats, 90 hides
Wheat safes 80 bush spung at i5l57 cts "a few
bush winter 63 els on change an offer Oi So cts
IN a cargo offspring vas refused
Com-,alc, $50 hush AT 3 Gus per Gu bs 4
sma lot IN the carat 81 cts per 10 jos. l>O0bush IN
store -ull al - cts; 10000 bush TO arrive IN Two
days Aas offered p, Is ct, but refused
Oat--sairs rs bush ~ 21a2Sl cts.
lildcs--salcs 40 dry at 7!alD cts Dem0crat
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Paints, Oils, &c.

000 KEGS pure and No white lead m oil,
ooo 500 keg, dry white lead,
300 " red lend.
dLSO, chrome, green and yellow. English We
netinn red, French red yellow ochre, Pans green,
smalts, paint brushes. gold leaf bronlcs und var
nIs!'es' tor-aie by ap!9 h'Iilsr X Hcklng
4 FEST RATE article Of machine oil tor one
n doar per gallon. For sn.rhy
april ~ Walker & Hrkiipg.
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II QyINTALS Cod Flsh.
> l2hb'S m1ckcrrl
loi do No do
- do White Fish,
-! do do do
do Gjcd lIerrmgs.
81 boyrs Scaled do
For sale low by aprl9 WALgER& IIi'rriyg
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Increase SisS97t

Increase. SlSS9It SliJU 80 $50 bN
Cur,r PosTACE-The Postmaster General has
decided that under the new Postage Law, which
takes effect ON the LIST of July. weekly paper, on
~ lrr entitled 90 circulate Ia the mail tree of pos
tags, Iu the cuuu'y where published and chat IN
estimating the various distances mentioned IN the
Act, the office Of publication is the starting place
aud not the county lines.
Glrl. who rise soon and walk apace
Steal roses from Augora'> tare
But when they yawn IN bed I'LL ten,
Aurora steals ,lem back again.
Stranger, are now constantly coming to uur
town, seeking residences. and desiring TO engage
IN business. We know that several have been
compelled 10 20 10 other place. because they
could uut obtain dwelling house. or business
stands -Sprbgfod Journal
Last week, +. VI Moore, Esq, Justice Of the
Peace, married, at LeNerett street jail, IN Boston
minor OF Is years Of age TO d woman on the 9th
or side If 80. The Young man Wa, prisoner
upon M action brought az tiu-l linn by liz bride.
The addition of small quantity Of rosin to
lamp Oh greatly increase, tbr.G Illuminating pow.
ct, nui renders thym les, liable To cuagulaie.---
The fact l. stated ou the authority u Appleton g,
M-chaH.c, Mag zine.
TO New York, /, bat fifteen dollars and So cents
thus Cntlnns'i 10 Buffalo, - So; Buffalo to Al.
h,Hy, $3.50; Albany 10 New York, 30 cents,
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4 eW Clothing Store

TTbeng too late for this week to re large advcr.s
/ tsement in this paper, | respectfully solicit this
community and vicinity to take notice Of my having
openedherea
Large and Fashionable Clo'hing Store,
Where will sell clothing hats, caps, trunks, gentle.
mems furnishing goods nc, &c, at from 10 to IS
per cent cheaper than such good. are sold here.
refer all to my large hnnd.bs, and to my advertise.
ment IN The columns Of the Cons,,utonnlls, and in.
vite everybody TO call and examine my stock and
prices before buying elicwhcre. L. RAUCH,
Empire Clothing Store, at Sanger and Artnour's
April ~. Ner Trick Block.
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VI ittRONi and Vcmcrll, Baker. Cbo,o-
vi late, Cocoa and Bromn, for srIehy
april ~ Walker n UickiipE