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NOTICE..

Notice. Is hereby given to John r. Miller end
BRbara bis wife, Of Carroll county, Ohio, Law
renee Stalier. Of the State Of Indians, and Jacob
Bruner, Of the State Of Illinois, that on the 7th
day Of May, 1859, James Reed, Mary Reed, Dru-
silla Reed and Joseph Reed, "a minor who sues by
his Guardian. Joseph b. Tidball, Of Carroll county,
Ohio,l children and heirs at Law o. their father
James Reed, Esquire, late Of said county, deeeas-
ed, flied bill ia ehlnoery against them in the court
Of common pleas Of Carroll county, 10 the State
Of Ohio. The object and prayer Of the bill Is.
that during the lifetime Of their father James Reed
to wit on the gard day Of February, 1899, he en-
tered into an agreement in writing with said ia
cob Bruner and Lawrence Staldef, for the purchase
Of forty-one acres and ffty-hve-hundredths Of an
acre OF land in Brown tp, in Carroll county, tpar-
ticularly described in the bil) for seven hundred
dollars that he got possession Of the land and held
il until bis death. which happened In the fall Of
the same year. That said Reed, father Of Peti-
TONERS, and his Administrators paid said Bruner
and Stader the whole Of the purchase money for
said land but never received deed therefor (as
stipulated in said agreement in writing.
The said bill further states that John +. Miller
aud Barbara Miller his wife, sold said land 70 said
Bruner and Stalder, in the yearof lS3S-that they
(Mier and wife who held title TO said land as ten
ants in c0mmon) conveyed said land to said Bru-
ner and Stalder, that the deed delivered 10 Bruner
and Stader never was recorded, and is either lost,
mislaid, or destroyed. &c. The prayer Is that said
parties may be enjoned from disturbing the pos
session of Petitioners and those claiming under
them to the premises describ.d in the bill, and for
general relief, &c.
! And the said Miller and wife, Lawrence StadeT
and Jacob Bruner are flrther notified that unless
appear and plead, answer or demur to the said bill
,ptbin siyfv davs after the nex term of said court
the said Pettiones at the term next after the ex-
pration of the said sixty days, will apply to said
court to take the matters Of the bill as confessed
and to decree accordingly.
VAN BROWN.
Su'r for PeI'rs.
May Il, 1859 6w.-Pr fee $500.
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Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate of James Palmer, late of Carroll county
deceased. Those indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will present them legally au-
thenticated within one year from this date
SAM'L r. PALMER,
lime If. 1852. Administrator.
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To Bridge Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received BY the Com
nissoners Of Carroll county until the 81 day
Of July next for building a new bridge across
Sandy al Mlller's bridge, neOr Magnolia. Spe.
cifralions Of the work may. be seen by calling
on Mr. Swsuz, in Magnolia, with whom propo'
sails NAV be left.
JAMES WlLKlN,
JOHN HOLE, Commissioners,
WILLIAM WALTERS.
June 25, 1859 -2Is.
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lDIouaI), Eoonl & AmiI,

L. d. Norris will be in CarrolIon on the
28Ih inst. with good assortment Of PhiIadel.
phia Woolcn Goods, which will be sold cheap
for cash or exchanged for Wool, lie deems
II unnecessary to say any thing 10 commenda.
lion Of these goods, as they carry with them
their own recommendation. Call and see
them if you do not desire 10 buy. Nothing
will be charged Tor showing them.
June IL, So.
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So Reward.

The above reward will be paid TO any person
who will give such Information as will lead 10
the apprehensiou aud conviction, before court
of Jus.lce. of Ihe person or persons who destroy
ed portion of my hedge fence al The eastern
side Of lhe grave yard. a,,
May Fl, 1859. GEO. r hbNEUl'
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1noiarl Doftor

The undersigned has located himself in the
town Of Carrollton, Carroll county, Ohio, where
he will tend to all cases that are entrusted to bis
care, both chronic and acute. or Cancers, S croft
ulas, Rheumstisms, Old Sores, Consumptions, Liv-
er Complaints, female Complaints of all kinds.
Ofice-East end of Main street.
DIR. V. TRAGO.
~. B. Exclusively on the Indian System.
June e5, 1859.
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Mrs. SRaneY,s ScheCI,

Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Carrol-
ton and vicinity that the exercises Of this school
will be resumed on the first Monday of May. Mrs
Swaney has secured the labors of her sister, Miss
Phebe Ann Lindley, for the coming summer, as an
assistant, and it is her intention that the energies
of both teachers shall be judicousy and perseve-
rngy directed 20 the moral and literary training Of
the pupils. Terms as heretofore.
Larrllltnn. 4 DriL 5. 1852 .-6tI
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Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Administrators OF the
estate of Jacob Shaver, deceased. Those in
debted to said estate will make immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date.
HENRY SH iWVER,
JACOB WILLIAM SIIAWVER, ! Adm'rs.
March 26. 1859.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate of William ardesty, deceased. Those in
debted to said estate will make immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally proven within oneyear from this
date. AMOS +. HAkDESIf'
Nav 81, 80. Admr'
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Surplus Revenue,-NOlice 10 Debtors.

On the 18th day of June next, all unpaid bonds
for surplus revenue will be delivered to Attor-
neys for prompt collection. Until that time in
diligence will be given, but longer it cannot be ex
tended. We hope no one will plead specially for
longer time. 1t cannot be given.
F. S. MeKEAN, t, Fund Commissioners
II. HUNT. of Carrjll county.
April ., 1852.
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Good News for the Ladies.
THE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL CUUN-
TY IS

L
Cour,of Common Pieas-ln Plrtjlion.-Robert
Craven vs.. Henry SluhJnr.--The d,fandent
Henry Smtbins will take notice that a petition
was fitted against him OIL the 2lst day OF April,
A. d. 1852. in tbs cou,t, and is now pending,
wherein the said Robert Cfayen mtnd+ parti-
tiol of the following real estate in Carroll county.
OHIO, to wit: lc If acres and fifteen poles OF land
situated in n, southeast quarter oI section ten,
(IO) in township thjrteen, (l3) of range five, ~
adjoining the town plat OF the town OF Harlem,
alto lots numbered seven e. and eight (3) in the
original pla, Of llirem, AMI 10. numbered two
III in Isaac Virgins first addition to the town
ii Harlem. on which is erected Two stables. All
If said Iand and town Iots are in one enclosure,
aud is the same on which Is is situated the Grave
OF Robert Craven, deceased, wh> died possessed
OF said land and town lots And that at the next
term Of the said court application ill he made
by the said Robert Craven iOr an order that part-
lion will be made OF said prens's.
VAN BROWN Attorney
April % 1852 pr lee { for Petitioner.
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HARLEM SPRINGS,
CARROLL COUNTY, OHIO.
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor

The Establishment has been put in complete re-
pair, and new building erected tor tne comfort o'
Patients and Wis tors, II tcKS am oth9r ouNeyL
apces constantly running to all the Principal
Points.
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH DAYuUFF.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator of
the estate of Joseph Dayhutf, late of Carroll coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. Those indebted will make I'M
mediate payment and those having claims against
said estate will present them legally nuthentica-
ted, within one year from this date.
WILLIAM CAMERON, Admir-.
April %, 1859. Van Brown, Au'y.
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Notice.

The interest of VIM. C. McXibbn, in the firm
Of Hampton. Smith & Co. ceased on the 25Ih OF
October last
H mpton NTH will continue the Wholesale
Dry Goods business, as heretofore, a. No. 81
Wood Street.
P.ttsbur gh, Jan. lst, 1852.
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saddle OF. and Books gone!

lf the person who borrowed my haIfworn
saddle and got it al the stable belonging TO the
Patton House," will return it, shall thank
him.
The 3rd volume Of Wheeer's Criminal Ca.
ses. Burns Law Dictionary. SloughIon's Virgil.
Col. S,oue's Life Of Matthias, The Prophet, &c.
are missing from my baok case. These books
should be returned by the borrowers.
J. PEARCE.
CarroIlon, June 8,h. '52.-3s.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

In pursuance of an order Of the Court Of Probate,
the undersigned. guardian of Mary Naep, amin
sane person. of Carroll County, Ohio, will sell, on
>aturday, the oath day of July, A. d. 1852, by pub
lie oulcry, at the door of the court house, in said
county, the interest, legal and equitable, of the
said Mary, devisee of Henry Cox, deceased, in and
to, and growing out OF the following described
real estate, being one equal tenth part OF
the northeast quarter OF section twenty
FIVE, township fourteen of range five; and al
SO a part of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty-five, township fourteen of range five; and
also part of the northwest quarter of section
nineteen, township fourteen of range fve-being
all the lands of which the said Henry Cox died
seized, and on which he resided at the time of his
decease containing three hundred and sixteen acres
more or less, situite in said county, about one mile
east of arrolltpn. TERMS of sac -One-third OF
the purchase money will be required in hand, on
the day of sale; one-third in one year; and one
third in two years from the dav of sale-the defer
red payments to be secured by negotiable notes,
with approved personal security, or by mortgage
OH real estate bearing interest from date.
JOHN s, HUNTER,
Guardian Of Mary NaeP.
June il.h, 1852 6ls-pr fee $500
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Wool! Wool!

Wanted to purchase a large quantity of WOO
for which we wilkpay the highest market price in
cash on delivery at our Store.
CUMMINGS g. BRACKlN.
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poNNETs AND BONNET SILKS; a large and n :
d beautiful assortment, together with spenolu
lot of new style ribbons and trimmings just TO-
ceived and for sale, very cheap, by
'0''' W. S CUMMINGS g. BRACKlN.
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Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Executor of the est1te-
of Thomas J. Beatty, deceased. Those indebt-
ed to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one
year from this date.
ABRAM kNOTTS.
March 26, 1852. ESecutol
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Paper EEaNgings Depot,
No. A Courildndi Street, Ne,O York,

OPPOSITE THE MERCHANTS HOTEL.
THE CROTON MANUFACTURING co
(OrganizeJ under the General Manufacturing
Law of the State OF New York;
Offers at wholesale, in quantities to suit purcha-
sers, at MANUFACTURERS LOWEST PRICES, for CASH
or approved credit,
PAPER Hangings Of every variety Of style and
nrice. Borders to match. Fire Board Prints in
great variety. Transparent Window Shades
Oil Painted Window Shades. Wide Window
Curtain Papers, and Window. Shade Fixtures OF
.he latest styles aud superior finish. all of their
own manufacture and importation. As their
stock is large and entirely new, they invite Mtr-
chants, Booksellers, and Dealers in these articiess
10 call and examine their styles and prices when,
ever they visit The city. -,
Country NJ M.rchints can examine this s oek
from o'clock in the morning till 10 o'clock ia
the evening.
New YORK; Mlrch s6, 1852,
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List OF Letters

Ram aiming in the Post Office at CarroI1on
on the l7th day Of May 1852.
Barley John LV1le J. NJ.
B,rnhouse Wm. MOrehead Abram
Beu.Iy Joab Miller Acel
C,oxton J. II. Maple EtzaJ
Cassner Leonard McGrew Cynthia
Dlrbln Thos. W. Prenrce ]. B,
EIliou Aaron Rush Absaom
Fisher j. H. RlckeiJohn
Cans John Sasgiver John
GaIbrea,h Joseph Simpson Eliza
Hubbard joel e. Swan Theodore
Hawk Daniel Woodson u. NJ.
Linsey David Z4I1er }. Z. -,
Persons calling for the above letters viii
please say advertised"
CHAS. ELSON P. NJ.
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Dr. GuysO rs Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock II SarSapariIli

Dr. GuysO rs Improved Extract Of
yellow Dock u SarSaparilla
Is NOW PUT Up IN TIE LARGE5 SIZEI
Bottles, and is acknow edged 10 be the best SAR-
ISATARlLLA made, as is cinied by the Wonder
lul cures il has peromel, the original copies oi
which are in The possession OF the Proprietor
Remember this is the only true and original ar.
tice.
The medicine, when used according to direc-
tious. will cure, without iaI Sc oiula or kng's
Evil, Clucers, Tumors, E.upuJn5 OF the
SKIN, Eryspelas, Chronic soge eyes,
RiugwOrm or letters s IId Head,
Rh5umatism, Pains in the
bones or joints, old Sores
and Ulcers swelling
Of the Glands, s phtils, Dyspepsia, SllI Rheum'
Disease OF kidneys, Loss OF appetite, Disease arr
sing from the use OF Mercury, Pain in the Side
and shoulders, General Deolllty, Dropsy, Lumha-
20 JduaAicA aAd Co,tivpnesS.
THE BTIS I FEMALE MED CINE KNOWN
The peculiar malaiIes 10 winch females are
subject commonly produce great bodily eAhaus-
ton, accom- panied uy depreSsts5e and oiteh
. oomy std le OF MAD. As the system declines
n Strength, there is i loss OF nervous power, ANA
tli5 very naturally impI,rs the energy oi the
mnd Id uslurUes the rIuanmlty OF The temper.
Eveiy candid womIn VINO has suffered from Ie-
mai, CON plants VIII admIt TINS 10 Oe the mourn
lul tru!h. Now, 10 ob!aln rerel, II 10 only netes
5ary 10 olop The lende"cy 10 dep'euon and deoIll'
". This Is done by renewing tn~t fountain o.
health and strength The BLOOD, and no medl-
cine accomp shes lhls desirable result 80 Jeedlly
and rouplete as "Dr. Guysolts Improved EXrac'
of Ye,lJw Dock ana Sdrsapana."
Ladies of pale complexion and consumptlve
habits, ana such as are debllillted by those 90.
strucuons which females are liable ~. are re-
stored, by the use OF bottle or two, 10 bloom ami
to vigor.
Scro u. and Cancer cured by Dr.. Guysotts Ex-
tract OF Yellow Dock and Tsaparllid
RUrLEpGE, Grdng co"n'y, Tinn.'
Aprl N, 1862.
I'D PARK, Esq, Cincinnati, O.-Dear Sf'-
Ii gives me great satisfaction 10 add my lea'lilo-
nv IN favor of "Dr Guysot.'s Extract OI yellow
Dock and Sarsaparila," 10 that of the numerous
and highly respectable persons who have been
ben, htrd by the medicine.
Nv wife has been suffering for the space o'
nearly five years with ScrOula and Cancer,
which, think, founl its origin in the derange-
ments Of the system peculiar 10 her sex, while IN
The mean time she was udder the care ot :he most
eminent Physicians in .hs section OF country
thout deriving any material aid IRON their pre-
scrlptons.
Upon the recommendation Of Dr.. C)ckes. one
of our Physicians, who had seen the medicine
used with happy effect, obtained OF your agents
here, Messrs. + ice and Mcfarland" one bottle
Of "Dr. Guysott's Extract OF Yellow Dock and
SarsaparlIa," and as my wife found relief from
that bottle, bought some six bottles, which she
has taken with the most astonishing benefit lor
am pleased to say it has entirely cured hes loI
she has entirely recovered from her Illness ana
the ScroirIa and Cancer are cured sound ana we'll
MICHAEL GOLDMAN.
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CALIFORNIA AT HOMEII
GEBA9 9E GgggagGYP M
&EBA3 EE GIRgNG1g
Ally that can see, Rcsd! Allyeih can hear
Listen! Allye that have legs sni sre good on the
heels, run as fast a. you can y the new
EASTERN CLOTHING
EMPORIUM
Where you can get ready made clothing cheaper
than any where else 10 the West, Pittsburgh not
excepted. My stock consists in
SPRING AND SUMNER
CIOthiRgl!
COATS, VESTS AMI PANTS,


Fine Frock, Dress aud sack Costs Of all styles and
colors; a very extensive assortment OF Pants. aud
every description Of Vests, Jackets, Hats, Caps
shirts, Crayats, Neck and Pocket Handkerehiels
and every other article Of goods that eau be pur-
chased at any similar establishment in the West
The undersigned is connected with one Of the lar.
gest Wholesale Clothing Stores in Philadelphia
and therefore such facilities that none can or dare
compete with him. He has also large store in
Sieubehvlle, one in Nj nerya, and is now establish
ing one in this place. He will recuit his stock
from time TO time with new supplies of Clothing
which are warranted to be we'll made and of the
est materials: he is determined that nothing shall
be lacking on his part to satisfy all who may favor
him with a call. One and all
GIVE SHWAB NkER A CALL!
He is assured YOU will not regret the time spent in
examining his stock He will offer such induce.
ments that you cannot help but buy.
Remember, by calling with the undersigned you
can always get the worth Of your money.
S. SHW ABAKER.
Lisban street. third house from LeggeI's tavern.
CHrrollIon June u, '52.
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SILK HATS, NEW STYLES, KOSSUTH DO. !;
" Panama, Pedal, Braid, Alboni & Palm Leaf
Hats and silk Oil Cloth Caps, big lot, just re-
ceived and for sale, very low, by
CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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THE STATE OF ONO, CARROLL COUN

Meredith Capper, Admins Court of Common
TRAITOR of David Capper, Pleas, June term
VS.. 1852. Petition to
Mary Capper ell. ais. complete real con-
tracts.
To Mary Capper. widow, of Carroll county,
Ohio, and Michael Capper, Stephen Capper, Ebson
Stewart, and Elizabeth Stewart, his wife, of Van
Vert county, Ohio, and Davi1 Capper, Angelina
Capper, Susan Csppe James CapPer, Rebecca
Capper, Thomas CapPer, Amanda taPPer, Hannah
Capper, William Thompson and Jane Thompson,
his wife, John Saltsgiver, and Mary Satsgver
his wife, Elias Harbaugh and Sarah Harbaugh his
wife, and James Smith, Guardian of John apper.
minor. of Carroll county, Ohio. You viii take
notse that on the Sd day of April 1892, filed in
the Office of the Clerk of the court of common
pleas of Carroll county, petition which states
that David Capper in his life time entered into two
several contracts in writing for the sale of land ;
one with Thomas Cummings, and one with SIbas-
tian Shrader, that he died before completing either
of said contracts, or making deeds to said purchas
ers respectively that to enable petitioner. as ad-
ministrator of David CapPer to make deeds to said
purchasers aforesaid, and collect assets, he will
move the court at the next term for an order to
make the deeds to said purchasers for the land sold
them by Orvd Capper and described in the writ
ten contracts in the petition mentioned, and for
such relief as is allowed by law, &c.
VAN BROWN. Au'y
April 9. 1852 --4w. for Petitioner.
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At0 aagcrsI0Wa Academy,
Notice

New Giagers.orn April, 9, ls5s-4,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-13

sas.c!ous ANIMALS selected two straight pie
'rs O; timber, placed one end OF each piece en-
'he ground with The other !, sting on In, ,i".
20 as 10 form sliding way for the next ioJ,:
nni. having seen that they were perfectly
steady and IN a straight line. the four lr.rrd
A'orers rolled up the dope they had inst
formed the tx pieces c:si-o'::; fer the fon.,h
layer on tie pile. Not Ike least AMUSING
l'ar. o; the performance was the careful >,.r-
v'v OF the pile made by one elephants. AFTER
l.arln" each I"g, 10 ascertain if it were laid
perfectly square with the rest
The sagacit! of tnr,c creature. in detect
IN. weaknesses III the iungl"-hri,i.es built O.
Yer SOM the streams in Cr,lon. i no; les,
remarkable. have been assured that when
carrying load. they invariably press one of
their iorc-trct upon The ca-t!l-corc,ilc q! the
bridge, TO Try its strength; and if it feels too
weak to carry them across, they will rrt.t>c
nntil h:Ehtencd Of their load. On one cccas-
Ion driver persisted in compelling his Gle
plant to cross bridge against the evident
wish CT the animal and, as was expected by
his comrades, the rotten structure gave way.
elephant and rider were prccipitated into the
river, and the latter was drowned. II I,<;,
IL CeyOn.
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LOUIS NAPOLEON NOT DEAD.

The report to the Boston Times Of the as
sass'nation Of Napoleon. was hoax. 1t was
a trick one of the Telegraph boys. Such
news would most willingly be believed by ma
ny IN this country, and some were doubtless
looking for it. Napoleon has enemies. and he
deserves to have many-who, could they find
the opportunity, would gladly take his life
The butchery of so many innocent persons at
the time of his usurpation, will not soon be
forgotten BY their surviving friends. and his
appearance before the public is attended with
the utmost caution. 1t will be almost WON
der II he escapes the vengeance of those he
has SO deeply wronced
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-13
POTATOES FOR MARKET.

\ dealer in Potatocs--onc who has been
purchasing Of the producers and selling in
BoSton-requests Us to saw to the farmers that
they suffer loss in planting different kinds of
potatoes together. He has, as a dealer, lost
by CARRYING to market potatoes OF different
sorts in the same lot-rcd blue and white to-
gether. The consumers generally about BoS-
ton prefer and purchase. when they can. the
better kinds, such as the Cracker, Carter or
Chenango potato, while the common kinds are
wanted for shipping. For this purpose, the
common whites are preferred, and unmixed,
sell for or 6 cents more bushcl than lots
of red, blue and white The reason is. the
whites do not deteriorate by shipping; other
kinds become "clammv." There are differ
ent kinds OF whites-the kind that is white
inside, is the one in demand for shipping.
The Peachblow still commands a good price
(there is no accounting far tastes,) but the
last season was too short for them to mature
in some localities in this section. and the
Weld was less than common one, and infe-
rior in quality 1t may not be so another
year