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ON HAND IN SEASON.

los. CAMPBELL Third street above Jackson, sign Of
q the wooden Indian, respectfully informs his casom
ers, a well all Others that he has received for the fall
trades large and complete supply Of every description Of
TOB.aCCO IND CIGARS,
which he prepared sell at his usual accommodating
rates at wholesale and retail. Ny and the quality
OF my stock known, and 1t Is useless to go into
particulars ST. Louis prices and the article does no,
give satisfaction the money refunded. Merchants and
traders from all parts of the Territory, wiz find by deal
Ing with me that they will at least save their freight bills
UP from St. Louis, addition to much time and trouble
Aug 81, l853-5Otf
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"HALE OLA few gallons Of this superb article
w taken from the irhGie that Jonah SWALLOWED, Is
offered for the first time In this market. The public
rest assured that it is the genuine article 1t will
emit light brilliant ''culler'd pussos eyes," Fol-
sale at HfCHCOX'S Wholesale Oil Store.
E.A side entrance on the west side, the south
MI, for wholesale customers.
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Look at This.

a IL persons indebted to the late firm Of McLagan,
n Woodbridge & Co., or AcLagan. T. Woodbridge, are
hereby notified that the Books and Accounts in
hands for settlement, and must be closed forthwith.
Otherwise they will be put into the hands Of proper off,
GERS for collection.
II you want to save please call at the sCaptains
OnBceJ few doors below the Worlds Fair corner, on
Third street, and settle with me.
G. WOODBRIDGE,
st. Paul, Dec. %, 1853. l5-tf
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DOCTOR YOURSELF,

DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
hA THE fortieth edition, with one hundred cngra-
~ wings, showing diseases and Maformaons of
TfSS the human system in every shape and form. To
.~~" which is added treatise the diseases of Fe-
males being OF the highest importance to married peo
pie, or those contemplating marriage. By
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let father be ashamed 20 present copy of the
-fSCtLAPlUS TO his child. 1t may him from an
early grave. Let young enter into the
secret obligations of married life without reading the
Pocket .EScuapus. Let no suffering from hack
MED Cough, pain in the side. restless nights, feel
ng and the whole train of dyspeptc sensations, and Civ
by their physician, be another moment without
sulting the 1Esculapus. Have the married, those
about to be married impedment read this truly
fu book, it has been the OF saving thousands of
unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death.
Any person sending foenfy fire cents enclosed in
letter, will receive one of this work by mail, or
five copies will be sent for dollar.
Address post paid) DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
3-2-5m No. 152 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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Attention !-Everybody !
HEAR..HEAR YE!..DO YE uEln,

n1Ah H !s.DO he HEAR
1vNhAT J. +. WHITNEY has lust returned ,,o.,
,s,, ioTK with the largest and most magnia,cent
pie Of Minnesota. i@u W ehe peo-
~ ~ ID. HIS assortment OF Cases is the most s,Ier
Sen IN this markets consisting In part of Peari
rotose Sheii, Paper Mache, Silk Velvet, Port Monaje
Hayes, &c. '' Ahu' AAts
1oCAAetD IOC1ket0ss
The largest and best assortment ever oearad o.
OF. fau, which will be sold either with or vithons
"S @, IN them also, Locket Pins, etc., etc.
put up In better syle and better cases The,
ever before for he money. " "SeS, 'hsh
noice. pLn persons can be accommodated on ,horf
t rro Tow iney DO not all come at time
rev very hne Ikenesses of the late Col ~ r.,
nu' LOT SAFE also, pictures Of Hole-in-the-Dav Ri
ru ' a al, oher noted Indians, views OF ST. An,hn
rails etc., at the Gothic Building, Third 49,. Ahlnohy
Walk In without knocking. " ~ ''ee' up stairs.
ST. Paul, November s, lS63-sH
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HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.

article founded upon Scientific Principles compound
ed with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe
when taken, and be given to the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect, where Bowel Complaints
and Did,TheG have made them weak and debilitaed
Tonic properties my Syrup such that 1t
without equal in the catalogue Of medicines, in giving
tone and strength to the stomach, which makes an in
fable remedy aiced with Dyspepsia, the
tonshng performed by this syrup after Physicians
have failed, is the best evidence Of its superior efficacy
ever all OIL
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Minnesota Banking and Exchange offic

Minnesota Banking and Exchange Office.
VENHE undersigned very respectfully Inform the pub
IL lie Of their having entered into copartnership,
under the style of Win. Brewster s. Co.. for tue transact
ton of general
Banking. Exchange, Insurance and Land Bust
ness.
With present facilities, enabled attend
collections in all parts OF the Territory, and to remit
promptly at current rates OF exchange. In tue prosecu-
ton of the LAND BUSINESS, enabled personally
10 attend to the purchase and sale property, the pay
ment OF axes entering land, locating land warrants,
ainining titles. &c. WM. BREWSTER i CO.
WILLIAM BREWSTER, late Of Western Bank, Phil
adeipha, Pa.
THOMPSON nITcuIE, late Of Dale, Ross 4. JTIthers,
Philadelphia.
REFERENCEs:
G. ". Troatnan, Cashier Western Bank, Pha.
H. u. Comegys, g. Philadelphia Bank, g
Messrs. Dale, Ross s. Uithsrs,
Messrs. At,soOd g. Co.,
Hon. Judge Thompson,
Hon. 4. O. Hester, Pres't Cash Mutual Insurance
Company, Harrisburg;
Nelson Roth. ESQ., President American Insurance Co.,
Utica, n. Y.
Ex-Gov. AIeIGnder Ramsey, St. Pari, Minnesota
". L. Ames, ESP, I"
ChuOb g. Bro, Washington, d. C.
Dec 10, l653-I3if
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HO! WaSh.ta-dO!!


T E. FULLERTON, Third Street. near
the junction with Bench, dealer in Ladies' Dress
Goods ReadyMade Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps, etc., having just returned, from expedition
the cities Of New York and Philadelphia, would inform
the inhabitants Of st. Paul and vicinity, he has lust
received the largest and best
goods that be has before had the pleasure offering
in this market. Among his unrvaed assortment may BE-
found
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
consisting of Cashmercs, delanes, alpacas prints fan
nes. bleached and unbleached muslin, shawls, table
cloths, etc.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting Of 0yercoats Of all kinds STYLES and prices
Dress and Frock COATS Pants, Vests. Monkey
made up in the best and most fashionable and
excellent material. Under Clong all kinds Hosiery
ETC. Red, white, gray and green blankets large guan-
tity.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF all kinds. very heavy stock, consisting OF calf kin
cowhide and water proof Boots calf, kip morocco
shoes and slippers for and boys. Ladies' kid and en-
aneled ties, gators and slippers; Ladies' and misses
gum overshoes, chd's boots and shoes, etc.
HATS, CAPS, Sc.
Mems and Boys fashionable styles varieties great
numbers.
In the above enumeration only a few of the leading
that we have TO offer for sale will require patient per-
sonai examination, which Is most respectfully solicited
Our goods having been purcha ed the extreme
l low prices, enabled TO defy all competition. Call
and see for yourselves.
ST. Paul, November, 1852.
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Ready for the Fail Campaieu.

re for the Fail Campaign.
MRS N. A. MARVIN wishes to inform her ,r,eSS. -.
the public generally that she has just returnei t
New York with stock OF nv
Bonnets and Millinery Goods.
~ OF her own selection. and In such puv,h..
~ riety as will suit all tastes. Her stocL n, 49,, v.
~, silks, pnmes' Flowers, &C., has never b.en s1
. she mas brought on also, large snd well seleeted .,
we've. Ribbons, Gimps and D Soe.
LII, OF every conceivable kind and q, ~. 1T.
styles Ladies', Collars Chemisettes, UnSers,. newest
Sest qualify ewn fashions s Ladies' kd the
Buttons, Combs, etc. Bonnets And Needles, Pins,
sstns ., styles Also, Outns for Children. c
warm ,or Is necessary to keep he ,Is Con-
she c. =. put tte expense, Ms. n hstteys hsr..,.xs
n. Paul, October ., 1850. 80" -ne ~
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$500 CHALLENGE.
IIIHATEVER concerns Che health an,

WHATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness OF a people Is at all times Of the most
valuable importance. take 1t for granted that every
will do all in their to the lives of their
children, and that will endeavor 10 promote
their health at all sacrifices. feel 1t to be my duty
to soemnly you that Worms according to the
pinon of the most celebrated Physician, the primary
causes Of large majority Of diseases to which children
and adults abe If have appetite continually
changeable from kind Of food to another Bad Breath,
Pain in the Stomach, Picking at the Nose Hardness and
Fulness Of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse
reguarremember that all these denote Worms, and you
At plx Tho eDaed
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YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS,
DODGE g. SAvERCOOl

DODGE g. SAVERCOOL,
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF ST. Paul
w and vicinity, that they have received their large
stock Of Groceries and Provisions, which they are
now dsposing Of at exceedingly low rates, wholesale
and RETAIL They have also consignment a choice lot
of liquors. which will be disposed Of In quantities to suit
also, an article Of ground feed for stock
They wou particularly invite the people from small
towns az aon TO call and give their stock examiua-
ton before puhasng elsewhere, feeling confident of sell
ling to all reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
DODGE & SAVERCOOI,
No. Roberts st., next door to wiune & Cooley's
ST. raul, Dec 0, 1893. I3-U
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Five Tons Shorts and Bran

/ nn. a al'a tor sale Erie l. Kalamazoo Railroad mo-
tho 60 vh1 an with few excepons) OF the notes on
VIZ 20 \. SAFETY Fund Banks, (the which II ,Sss ~
ed &. W mango not long since, had broke, bu.f
~ anu ohio State Stock notes, received An nsvn"n,
get something good. BJ;RRiSW " Cu and
Nov. %, 1858. M, q w.,
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DED SPREADS-Got up expressly for Mlnneso-
Ii Ia Winter, by Heenan at the
WORLDS FAIR STORE,
Dec. 3, lo5a-l2tf
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POHlnH.

ANOTHER GREAT PoEN.-We find the follow
ing in q late number Of the Sumter (Ala.) Dem
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SPiCEs, Cinnamon, Pepper, Allspice, Mact, Nutmexs
~ Ginger, Cloves, 1usAH1d, &C., By
v. W. HICHCOx.
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- DESW0s
BY T. IRON.

had dream, which was an awful dream
The sun Just two hours high--or thereabouts---
And the catbirds warbled In the ethereal space
Just overhead preparatory to going to roost,
The earth, and all the Sumter county mud,
swung as in days Of old, I'm the sunlit evening an.
Dogs bsrkd rowpd, and gnswd their bones,
And seemed to relish their poor and hard repast.
grasshoppes gave forth their notes OF JOY,
A through the red-bug weeds they quickly passed.
Just such dream,
Ye Gods and little fishes! as will often have,
Who eats too much Of tough and ancient beef,
Whose every fibre reminds OF Gutta Percna colu'
To mastcate, and then digest the ostrich couo DO
The sun was lust two hours high, methinks sald,
And lay sleeping beneath q small persimmon tree.
thought heard the sounds Of laborng tools ana men,
And Is such notes struck my dreamy sense,
I fancied cities rose, quick forth to living view,
High towers sprung up OIL every side and glittersd
In the sun---and men were busy with their teams
Hauling most Tremendous piles Of dirt and log,
But, To- change came Ger the spirit Of my dream,
A strange sight bursts upon the vista Of my gaze.
And deafoning sound comes rushing DER the hills.
Now far seen apitchy cloud In fghtful eddes
As men rush quickly by and cry
The cars are coming in-
Just here bad persimmon fell and struck
me on the nose, where blue-bottled fly had
been quietly reposing, and awoke, or else
would have had the projected railroad to Sum-
terville completed and in operation.
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WARNING!

THE PUBLIC are hereby cautioned against nurc, ,,.
Lots in s' LIE Sueur City Of any other persons n
the actual proprietor, K K. Peck and to whom he
he has given deeds, all purchases made from any
source will be utterly null and void, and will fail 10
rey any title whatever to the property.
u. Psai, Sept ,, 'oS-6IN K. K. PECK.
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Fine Havana Cigars.
1tRECF through the Custom House, New York with
~ officer Bronson's certificate, large Invoice Of Ci-
sars which will soil At the lowest cash price for Hse
ans kalamazoo Railroad moaav.
O. d. FILLMORE.
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{. Blum's New York Bazaar

AAS season, with large and beautiful stock of all
kinds OF Ladies Dress Goods, Consisting paro. the fol-
lowing articles:
Merinos,
De LANES,
Popiins,
Alpaccas,
Embroderng OF all descriptions
FURS.
Nctornes, Cuffs, and MuIs and Gloves for Ladies' and
Gentlemen. ~ "
JEWELRY.
tod ana silver Watches, Chains and Bres,tpn, IN,
LADIES and Gentemen Bracelets, Rings Gold and S,ve~
roles, Seals, and Gold Keys, and very good assorr-
ment of Silver ware. '
Ladies Shoes aud Caters
ou assortment OF Ladies shoes and CATERS is very
styles. i'' ~'u is'ess
Wmnery G00ds-A large and beautiful Assortment
comprising the very latest styles.
hosiery, of every description
Guns and Pistols.
will be sold at low prices. "A'-n
Christmas Presents,
I,ades ana Gcntlemen, you find at BIum,s R.,..,
very great variety Of articles suitable for
sens, for either children adults, all of which will h.
sold remarkably low. ~ VIII W
merry. ' ffenen Terfu-
Nov 10, 1s53-lotf
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St. Paul Crockery Store.

On Third street, near The Posi- Office.
p MARVIN, has on hand and is con-
ANs SANITY receiving at the St. Paul Cr3ckery and
Glassware store, most desirable assortment Crockery,
Queensware, China ware, Glassware, from the O'iiara
GlassworkS, Pittsburgh, etc, consisting Of nearly every
thing usually fonnd IN line of business.
Also, an assortment Of wall paper.
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NEIHAUS & BROTHER

nave Drought into the market fine and fashionable
stock of seasonabe dressing furnishing goods As
could he purchased in the Eastern cities They respect
y ask mat gentlemen will call and examine their e-
a CLOTHS, Cassieres, Vestngs, &C., before trading
satisfied that in reference the articles wa-
tner prices, and their fashionable styles of cutting
ar akhg up garments, they suit and fit custom
n,m o may offer. They also keep hand general as
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Shirts! Shirts !

20 Doc. superane Linen BOsoms, warranted Grass
- Bleached, at the WORLDS FAIR.
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Last but not Least.

BERNARD ROGERS, not having the
- fear Of competition before his eyes, would respect
fully inform his old friends and the public generally that
he has opened fresh and well selected stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
In the building the southwest Of Third and Ro
berts streets, dagonay from the sWors Far.'
He has thing in his line that be found else
where, and is determined to dispose of his goods and
wares, for cash, at rates that reasonable will find
fault with. hope all friends and neghbors will give
me call, feeling satisfied that trade with them adj
vantageousy. 36tf BERNARD ROGERS.
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st. Paul Crocke1y Stere,
NEW ARRIVALSi

NEW Anil V.ALS!
The Largest, Handsomest and Best asssrtwsswt
Of China, Glass, and Crockery, sSer
seen tn Minnesota Territory.
D MARVIN, at his store, two doors east OF the fose
N. Once, Is prepared so show and sell the eoeve
goods prices lower than they be bought Ia CALVIN.
His white Granite ware, Iron-stone-china, q Ne
best quality and of the and Latest passrsss
every article that be thought Of Of that ware
and supply full supply parts Of sets to match
In Yellow and Rockingham Ware,
For kitchen purposes cell 50 per cent lower than
former prices, he Is constantly receiving directly fn
the manufacturers East, and thus buying ct t hanl
The following few Of the articles kept, anongs
others too numerous to mention.
White Granite Vegetable Dishes. covered
do Butter Plates, covered, with draenef
do Soap Dishes and Brush Trays
do Nunins, with covers
do Gravy Tureens, with ladle
do do Bowls
do Pickle Dishes
do Com. fit stands
do Ewers and Basins
do Of every thing for table furuitare-s
very large variety.
Yellow and Rockingham Cakemoulds, pie rlatess
Butter Jars, spittOons, etc.
Pitchers and Tea sets and Dinner sets Of all kinds.
Glassware-every requisite article-ca and see.
ST. Paul. July 2.
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NEW FALL e WINTER GOODS!

NE w TALL U WlNlEH UUUUO.
A l.. LARPENTEUR has just received, and Is daily
n. receiving direct New York, the largest and
best selected stock Of
DRY 600 DIS
ever brought to this Market which he is prepared to sell
al prices which fail to suit purchasers. Having
taken in the selection of his Stock the public
can rely ndng every thing in his line of the best
quality. The ladies will find In the following list, COM
prisng but small portion of stock, variety Of ar-
cies for their use, such as
WINTER COMETS;
Silks, sans and Dress yeves, large and beautiful as
sortment; French Mernos, plain and fgured Winter
Plads of superior quality; de LANES Of every style
Shaws; Ladies' Winter gloves Calicoes oil, pain and
hgufedj Hosiery, cotton WOODEN, &C.; Curtain Danlask
different colors and qualities.
Carpetins, and Oil-eloths,
Carpet rugs, etc., large and beautiful assortment Sc
lected with the best manufacturers and
Will be sold at a small advance eastern prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinys
Hats and Caps latest styles; Gloves and mittens con-
sistns OF Kid Buck, cashmere etc Boots Shoes for
men and boys ladies and misses boots and shoes, large
and varied assortment.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
very low; persons wishing ready made cloting will do
well 10 call and examine stock before purchasing
We will continue receive additions to our present
stock by every arrival from below, until the close OF nav
igaton when boast complete assortment for
the winter trade any establishment above st. Louis
A. L. LARPENTEUR,
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Notice.

NOlICCs
| IN FEBRUARY, 1852, Henry M'Lean and myself came
to LeSueur for the purpose Of engaging in The Inan
Trade. Land Claim made by conformity for that
purpose. The trading was abandoned and he fM'Iean)
lef-never made any Improvements. nor expended any
money thereon, nor has he had possession said
property.
on the other hand, have resided on the claim at lie
Sucur held possession Of the property both before and
since the ratification Of the treaty; expended my
means III improvements, and consider that according to
all rules OF Claim Associations, right is sinrv and in
disputabiy GOOD which shall maintain to the last as
well In resisting encroachmens. defending my rights
May IA 3of j. T.. CHRISTY, LeSueur.
UST RECEIVED, 100 doz. Blue edge plates and 20 doz
y dishes at the ~
ST. Paul China and Glassware store,
Ai1iNd, bat'ng-2OOO lbs Of superior Batting at
~ TIE WORLDS FAIR
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A Little Left Yet.

a Little Lett Yet.
200 bbls Extra Flour, Is bbls Mess Pork,
so sacks Buckwheat Flour; 100 bush. White Beans;
5000 lbs best Dairy Butter; 20 bbls Dried Apples;
hhds sugar. 10 do and c sugar;
% bbls KendalPs Butter Crackers.
And ec other articles, all Of which wish to close
out possible to wind up business for the
season. J. c. BURBANK,
Wharf Boat, Upper Landing.
=
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Winter Boots.


NALF, Kip, and Coarse Boots Of my own Manufacture,
~ and Eastern Made at prices to suit all customers At
L. NARVIN'S
Boot and Shoe Manu- factory, I'd st., nsar Roberfs.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

Aha every article in the gentlemens furnishing line
may ne calied Tor: Store and shop on Third between
office. ee AAnoeits
i-Sh NE1HACS & BROTHER
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1 8 5 3
NJOw ready to supply all those who desire to make
IN PRESENTS the largest AMI complete assortment
% Gift Books and ANIMALS Of all kinds and styies,
open for inspection. 1t would consume too mucn
space to enumerae, as 300 styes. So.
give a and examine, it is trouble to show gooos
At INV store W. s. COMBS,
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The Outer Man.

AAC VuGCE N1lIl.
OLD POLONlUS, Lord Chamberlain,
~ to Claudius, King Of Denmark, talked sense, when
he thus expressed himself in advice his son.
ne was about to leave the paternal roo finish his ed-
cation in France:
"Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy,
But not expressed In fancy; neat but not gaudy;
For the apparel oft procaims the :can.''
Feeling deeply impressed with the opinion that the gents
Of ST. Paul, old and young, intend, the coming winter
act upon this wholesome admonton,
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REMoYAL "a CTfANGE

iMENsE Il ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
NMORRIS L. HALLOWELL &CO., Plia;
M delphh. Having removed into their
s,lendid new warehouse, entrance 147 Mar.
EctII and No? 2l NSfth Fourth street, are zen
inc for the Spring trade anassoftment or silk
and Fancy Goods, that for extent and variety
y IN surnsss auy stock ever offered ia thfi
market. Entering. into their new store, which
Y one Or ne LARGEST ia America, with busi-
ness Of An unusual amount already established,
and Intending largely 10 increase II, especially
sa;,h ~, - tsose wbobyy, , - - =. ,'sssr :,
. Y -" '' FOR CASH, 80, so.i Is M
and behrgmg thst ,he la.tess sysls'. ~ III, GJ
10 cos,,ns,lsd "a. sell at = much smaller profit
, ..oss;I,iy ha afTordpd here long crod-