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From The Washington Evening Star
lMEr THEE ~ THY EARLY YOUTH
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NEW IOhk, DcO. OO'
The steamer Africa arrived here this morn
ing With Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 18th
being three days later than the advices Of the
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NJ n. cLAT PRUEss.
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The "QasrOrly," or as Il h distinguished :.
iHong the American Reprints.
THE LONDON oUARrHRfY pPvrv,v
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Attempt to Garry off a Bridegroom.


"A few weeks since ship returned from dis
tant cline 10 one of the most important CONNER
cial ports in the kingdom, with rich and valua-
bic cargo. On being brought safely 10 its moor
mgs, the first officer fine young fellow, and
true type, of British sailor, set out for Scotland
to lay his heart at the feet of his lady love, and
at the same time to claim her for his own during
hfe's perlous voyage The fair one seems
only in the lapse of time to have grown the fon-
deras she readily agreed To strike the flag of SIM
gle bliss that hung AT the iib,and to up to the
main mast, one that bore ON it n union with Jack
As the ship was shortly again to be put TO sea, no
time was To be lost in having the marriage con
summated. To this end were they proclaimed on
Sabbath last. and ON Monday they with their
friends met before a clergyman to be joined in the
bonds of wedlock. SO far all was we'll, but in
their ca Sc as in many others, the course of true
love was rot to be allowed to run smooth. 1t
seems that our hero was in worse predicament
than even the babes of the wood, for while they
had one cruel uncle, he had two in this town.
These had walked through life unassisted by Gu
pid, and unblossed by Ilymen. 1t is said that
he consulted them not during the course of his
courtship, and at this they felt indignant oft
in youth, being invited by them, he spent a few
months together under their roof: rs he attended
the schools they paid for him some school fees -
On these grounds they made up a claim against
him to considerable amount, and presented n
petition to the sheriff craving warrant to appre-
bend him as in meditdiione tugG, which was
granted ON Saturday. Aiming myrnidon of
the law with this warrant on Monday morning.
they dispatched him with all haste to the house of
the minister whore the marriage ceremony was
being performed. The limb Of the law having
reached the place before the nuptial knot was
tied. he presented his modest request for the
bridegroom. Through the en- reaties of his friends
and supply of the Yinous element his heart was
so far Modified as to allow the twain to be made
one flesh before he should carry off his prize
1t being finished, the young husband was carried
not to the festive board-but before the Sher-
f,and examined for some two hours us TO wheth-
en- he intended TO fly the country and SO defraud
his uneles. 1t having clearly appeared that his
leaving the country was only in the way of bust
ness, and that he was 10 return in direct
course, the Sheriff granted warrant for his lib
Grafton, and found the uncies liable in expenses
Of course we need not say that, on his being set
at liberty, he sped with all haste to spend the
lew remaining hours he had, before his departure
to port in the Brazils, with his now happy
bride. Before his departure from home we learn
inst he will institute action for damages, the
issue OF which may lead the worthy couple fire.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10
u AIlnrhanv Eplings.

See the advertisement OF Nessrs Hour Col
nouN Il Co., in another part of this paper. In
addition 81 the several respectable persons who
thus volunteer their testimony To the medicinal
virtues Of the water, are personally acqnalnt-
/ ed with other gentlemen of high responsibility
who do not hesitate to recommend tho Allegheny
| Springs from personal knowledge and experience,
as Of unsurpassed efficacy. especially IN diseases
of the stomach and liver. The watering plaee Is
entirely accessible 10 visitors from Eastern Nlr-
ginia, being pleasantly situated in Montgomery
county. "A short distance from the Va. and Tenn.
Railroad. Rich. Erdminer.
\ night spent at this plaee. in passing last
week, enables Ms To add to the above our testimo-
ny as to the style Of accommodations furnished.
The improvements projected and in progress ara
on an extensive scale. Those completed enable
the proprctors 10 entertain comfortably from two
hundred to two hundred and fifty visitors. Next
season they expect 10 be prepared TO accommodate
double that number When all the improvements
now.coutomplated finished it will be one OF the
most beautiful and pleasant watering places IN
Virginia. There Is an appearance of neatness'
elegance and comfort about the rooms, furniture
&c. not often met with at such places and the
table is such as you find at any private country
establishments. where wealth, taste and good
house Wiiery supply ana sHhpe Inc means oi 10
nestle life The proprietors are gentlemen nc
cnstomcd to the elegoncics Of life and know what
is expected by seekers of pleasure or health
When we consider the efficacy of the water, the
superior character the accommodations and the
convenience Of access we Gun not doubt that the
Allegheny Springs destined 10 take rank a
mong the principal summer resorts of the State.
The Legislature Of CoNNEeucuT adjourned
siae die on Saturday last after two months
session. On Friday the House rejected by vote
of67 to 90, bill from the Senate which proposed
10 repeal the net allowing temporary residents
in Connecticut to retain their slaves. On the same
day the House also rejected. by vote Of CIT
7Oab bill from the Senate which proposed to refuse
the use of the State prisons for confinement Of
fugitive slaves.
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qaently to ezolain. OH our prophetic souls, our
nephew. 49, North British Maii.

WOMAN LAwYERs.-Tbe New Bedford Mer-
enry. after chronieling the fact that one OF The
fennle spoaters in the late Womans Rights Con
venfon. said she studying law, with view
IL practice it says. quite humorousy:
We wish this NV Portia all possible sue
eess. though Ne cannot help thinking she would
do better with little un than Iyltleton, with
emp than a oapias All women like declaIati N.
tho gl most prefer another kind 10 that ina writ
sill our Blackstone in skirts may succeed Won
deriully we'll in eoarting, and win silk gown IN
advance Of all her male competitors. The only
injustice. is that her rhetoric may be heightened
and rendered more heavenly BY pretty coun-
tenanee the present lawyers being by no means
beautiful as to the phiz. In that case, as Sap.
pho. flehcd the laurels from lindar, not by the
force { the poetry. but by the fairness Of her
faree, 81 Squire Nancy or Polly may carry off
decisions from soft hearted judges, when
the law and the evidence are both on the side
of some long nosed, i'll favored, special pleader
in pnntaloons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10
OBITUARY.

Tnos j. BECK, the subject of this brief notice,
died on the evening of the LIST July, of Typhoid
fever aged q years. Mr.. Beck was young
man of more than ordinary promise. He was dis
tinguished, especially, by purity, probty, and
integrity of character. For four years proceed
ing his death he IA most exemplary and con-
sstent member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. He was n dutiful son. In his death
his parents are sorely bcrcaved and the church
sustains great loss. A very large funeral pro-
cession attended his remains from the 4th street
Methodist Church to the grave. "Bcssed are
the dead who die in the Lord"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10
LYNCHBURG VTRGINIAN.
MONDAY MORNING. July 10 1854.
The Independence OF the canadas An Impor-
tant Suggestion.


The suggestion recently made in the Brithsh
House Of Lords b, tho Earl Of Peterborough, IS
calculated isays an oxchange) te attract much
attention. 1t appears that the Canadian fegisla-
tive Council Bill was under consideration. when
the Earl of Peterborough asked boldly-what was
the use, and what the practical advantage OF the
mother country continuing her eonneNion with
the colonies! Such coaneSieR miHfht be of some
small use in time of peace, but. on the other
hand. it was greatly calculated to increase the
ohanches of collision with the United Ststes. 1t
was, therefore, matter that deserved the most
serious consideration, whether the Home Govern
ment should not endeayor, in the most friendly
manner. TO divest themselves o. = connexion which
must prove equally oneroas to both parties. He
hoped, therefore, that at an early period the
Government would communicate with the leading
persons in the Legislative Assemblies Of the North
American colonies with the view of aseertainjng
their opinion on the subject of a separation. The
Duke of Newcastle expressed establishment Mt
such proposition, but Lord Brougham said that
the proposal was not noyel.lt had been entertain
ed and expressed by many eminent men. We
have heTo, therefore, proposition CONTINUES
the journal from which we quote) from at least
twn Of the prominent statesmen of the British
Parliament for the independence of the Canadas.
A response may soon be expo ,ted IRON the par
ties Immediately interested. The Ganadas are
indeed an expense TO the Home Government un-
der existing circumstances while, for some yonrs
past.they have been 4 source of anxiety aud an
noyanoe We are not surprised therefore, at the
suggestion of the Eorlof marlborough Il isaiact
onlyin keeping with the spirit of the age. Colo
MES separatodthousands of miles from the mother
country and fully capable of taking care Of them
selves, naturally begin to inquire why they
should in any degree be influenced and coniroll-
ed by individuals whose footsteps never pressed
their soil Indeed the day is not remote when
the Canadas will determine upon separation,
and when Australia will, like this country. be-
come an Independent Empire. This condition Of
affairs is, moreover, likely to be hastencd by the
difficulty on the part of European statesmen, Of
managing their immediate affairs at home. The
Earl of Peterborough is only little in advance
of his colleagues. False pride will soon give way
to common sense and the Independent spirit Of
the time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
Valuable Land for S.Io

@ WILL bs nfi,.red far sale. AZ p,I.I;.
- h, premise. The 18th at Angus. "a ''' o. Z
Nainablr farm brp1eag tie est4f.. - :, H. '1a.
ley, dec a.. cntaiaing lu7 acrrs, b4fgs, ,'.h- l..
eleaed, an the l'alaee in tinher. Tt. w 4ai
Campbell county. adiaiug the Long l.l,aa .'.'
Gel fsnnii!' joins. Payne, ana othets I'M. ,''' -
fsa rem. a 49, e. and r, well adapted In Corn. NJ
arec two story arirk Dwelln louise y i,l ','I' ii
~ ,u houses, in goa1 rernir. We dese :. ''' ''fe
Ia say any thing mnre, IA thn>e wi.bing D'''r',
ara invited To come and se, Tor tl.nseDt' lfrla
vi be sh iwn by one Of the lrgatres VII - tie is
plaee Tcrm,-One-t ird "f lhe purchase .,.'' Oh
h required when poses sion l. given. N. ''' a
ianaafs 1872 the bal zee IN iva elaaI ia,,n ra.
nent j. paid. I lie ehi,ser viii lnt,.if 'l Pa
seeding this fall. BYTHE lp( i,,,,.gse
iuy Il ctd.if LIES
- Rcpuhlcan copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10
Wonderful Sagacity of Newfoundland Dog

One of the dog prisoners related to us an Incl
dent, yesterday, which occurred on the evening
previous, near the corner Of Sixth and Plum
streets. The prisoner threw down piece Of meat.
the dog smelt it, turning it over and over with
his paw, and shaking his head, walked away and
left it. In a few minutes after a small bow vow
came along and took it in his mouth. The large
dog ran towards him, and barked, and made
terrible fuss, but the little swallowed the meat
and i'll few minutes he lay dead in the street.
The large dog is of the Newfoundland Species
and is valued by his owners as being worth sey-
enty-iiye dollars
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The funeral of Madame Susanna Mezzlenyi,
sister of kossuth, took place ON Saturday after
noon in New York, and was largely attendedby
lies and the society of German Turner's. The
funeral services took place at the Rev. DIR. Phil
lips church, where the Rev. DR.. Meander deliv-
cred II sermon in German, and the Rev, DIR.
Cheeyer one in English. Her remains were plac-
ed in the family vault of gentleman named
Douglas, who voluntarily rendered it to the
friends of the dpcnasad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10
RICHMOND MARKETS-July 6.

The iohowing quotations are wholesale For
small orders higher prizes will be charged:
BAcoN-City cure and Smhfed, hog round STAG
cents; Western Sides Il, u Shoulders 81 81.
iiomsl II Western Begged 10 y; Queen City
Hams 10 cts.
BurrFR- c 'n'nou Bu'tcr inemand at from tic 10
cl; Tnme scarce and waited at cones Goshen 90
u2l cts.
Conn AEAL-90 a 81 perfusl e.
CoRN-S0 a S5ceuts per bu.i a.
CLoytRsEED-Dul al s. per brshc
FLouR-SneS OF Superfne ut So 5Ga 8 75-vlth lut
littIe lcnaad Fumy 50 50a 10
FIsn-tleai gs North Carolina gross, S. o5 1T
which there ar sa es of n,w family Roe. in hbls s.;
10 in hait bafr1@ s4 Clipped 81. Shad 81 }3 bpl.
MacLcrei No SIS lS3 p Ill No . Slt:No 3
$ll Nod s. a So; IluifN Clpped-N No $50
GINsENG-37a375c u Ii.
LEAD for pig : a d for lar.
HuANo-Ae quote Peruvian NJ SIS 81. delivered from
stwe-trom W art Sj5Mexicau 35Q35 ST.
lAY-sl 20 per cwt. by the cargo. From $ ore 81 81
LuMBtR-Clear white pine S58a40; refuse do $40
merchanta'le 20a $25 u NJ. One inch yellow nine
plank Ia SD; three ga tier do 90l2; II d. l4a 49,
u do la IA; do II 506S Ii; flooring l8u22 So fcr
measure; sounding la ID Tor heart and sap; all heart
l5020 according to size; garden rails hea.t and sap
l5a els edc; all heart, 1926 cts shingles ~ 50a
80 u NJ; weailer boarding. Sl3G lG inch oak plank
S21a BOZ huttonwood. inch, $!ja2S; do. inch Sl3
%; inch cherry 800 poplar $20a25 u NJ; shingles
II inch bunch. So 2o6e6 80 "a NJ. by The cargo
nos AND NMLs-Pig S38 a ID f9 ton; Sw, des s 100
100 u toa;hnglish refined S00; Common English sSj;
American country, $685. Tredegnr, $9Oa95. Cut NAILS,
A a5c II h.
lARp-.rae in bbls, $l04a l04 cts; kegs Il; pulls.
lll-3c. '
MoLassFs.-New Orleans. 24aaG cts. y gallon;
Porto Rico ga ioc. Cuba, 2l4a224.
OArs-52a55c {9 bus.
PorAroEs-P"latoes scarce and in demand at 81 so
u bus for Northern MERGERS
fLAsrEh-Lnmp Plaster, none in market for sale
would cor maod s5aj so per ton; Ground 50.
RYE-9ia95 cts. D. hushel
SALr-irom wharf So 81 l2Ia2 25 from store
SUGARS air to strictly prima New Orleans 4a54 cts;
loto 6lco 9a6 for strictly prime; Coffee Sugal 6!a75
refined Lat 94a93; crushed 9a9i; wdered s11Dy
iEAs-ImperaI aud Gunpoweer 5la 81 %
loBACco- lac mnl kct remains very inactive, without
any decline Ia Prcrs since our last report
NHEAl-Small lots OF old wheat now nrriyino sell nj
81 COAST ~. sol Ut
"''L-N'shc'l, 28c.; unwa,hr.l, lie y b.
CAI1I. L HOGS AMI SIIE
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Cd offer for sale the balance of my land hio, +.
- waters of the Big Orer river in Il q cnnnt, .f,
fond, continuing, h. recent survey lll3 ar,o.
joining the lands Of Franci, II. Bel, Simon No.g "a
neius NOEL Sr., dec'l, aud others, and is the A.
kind ofTcbacco Lard. There il abnu 90 lcre. IN -,
nal growth very feavily tmbcred with Pine. W.
Oak and licko y; the balance is cleared and i, IN
henlt. with portion we'll set in clover. To INV
wishing to rurfnnse will take pleasure in shown,
la i at ai,y time. CHARLES z. WILLIAMS
July III witif-4tof
~ Republican copy 2am9m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10

MR. FnIMoRE.-Ihe Pierce press at the South
have recently teemed with laudations of Frank
lin Pierce, for his conduct in the Burns affair."
These same papers could see nothing in the CON
duct of President Fillmore in the Simms CASE
Wewould remind these presses that the plans car
ried out by Marshall Freeman were the orders
sent by the Fillmore administration, to the prede-
cessor of the present Marshal, and that not one
word was heard from President Pierce, until the
Marshal carried out the instructions OF his prede-
cessor. President Pierce approved the Marshas
conduct and acted nobly, but President Fillmore
acted the nobler part.-Nortok Beacon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10
From the Cleveland (Ohio) Plaindealcr.
SinRnlar Mental Phenomenon

We haze been Informed Of very singuIaf and
unaeconntahe, though not unparalleled, occur
renee, which took place in the family of a gentle
man connected with the legal profession in this
city.
Early in the morning a day or two ago, before
the family had risen, one of the children IA little
hoy, woke up, began clapping his honds,and cry
ing johnny dead johnny deadlp His parents
supposed he had not yet awakened Y was dream
ing But the boy continued crying "Johnny's
deadln The same morning intelligence reached
the family of the death of ii young lad nared
johnny" who had lived in charkon, and was n
playmate and companion of the boy who had SO
mysteriously been impressed with his decease--
Northumberland eases of this kind are of fire.
quent occurrenee,and have ever been stumbling
blocks to the old philosophers. We leave our
readers to account for them as they seem fit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10
Dissolution of C0-partnerSbin

EsllE Co-pbrtf ersbip heretofore existing L...
Jno. B. Gaddess & Bro. has been MI. ,'tF
solved il consequence Of I. =. Gadtes.' i,,o'2
removing from the city. Jno. b. Gaddess viii ,,
business OF the late INN.
Lynrhturg, July lsf, 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10

When General jackson made his famous
declaration about 1.-THE Constitution as he under
stood it," which the Wings the day so strongly
objected to- he little though that it would be taken
up a text, and used to sustain the Abolitionsts
in their assaults upon that venerable, and we would
almost add sacred instrumet. We have lived to
see many such things in our day When party fails
TO condemn errors of its leaders. it may be sure
that some day or other the country will suffer
from its failure to do its duty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10
COMMERCIAL.
Lypchburg Tobacco and Wheat Market.
It-rx = I251
TOBACCO.

1OBaiio-
Inspections the past week. 259 bids against
25s hhds, corresponding week fast year. Mar
ket less animated and prices lower, unless for
good aud fine manufacturing kinds. One small
tub nude by John y. Alexander, esq, sold the
past week at ! per pound, purchased by D. Otcy
x Bro.
WHEAT-No one buying.
WIN. T. SMITH,
Comm Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10

The Declaration of Independence, though pass
ed on the 4th of July ZIG, was not signed by all
the members of Congress whose names are APP
pended to it, on that day. Some signed it who
were elected after it had passed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10
WESTwOOD SCHOOL.

flNnlS school i. located about three miles from
"A city Of Lynchbulr, tho Va. 4 Tenn Raira.
he next session will commence on the fr.i Monday
aepteinborand continue for ter months
HE o cct If the school is to prepare bows aud vo
nen tor co lege. and Ia afford to sue as do not v
incur the expense Ola collegiate cou st, of instruction
opportunity OF acquiring good classical and ,,iqli
edneaion including also IL thorough kpowledge al 4
French and Spanish Languages.
IERNs-f"r boarding aoJ tuition $50, a,abi,, a
tall on entrance, and the ether 'alf on the first OF
ruary.
For further particula address
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Give them a Tt

Give them Trial-Nrrcrl,1y persons have in $,
many instances ,leeeeded in foeiing upon tho comma
nj worthless preparations cuimne or rhem glcai med.
ical virtues that gfea muty ind yidnuis refuse To al
my thing sanctioned by physician. This sanction
has been b''towed upon SrABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY t. PECTURANT and DiARRHFA COR
DII. in more tIan i've iuudred instanc,s. Indeed
many medical men who know their vIrtues ,reuary pre-
scribe The ENpeciofait in cases oc Coughs Colds and
diet of the respiratory organs which chme an cr
ther care. And, III ali d scascs of fne bowels, Too
such as Darrhma, the Diarrho,a Cordial j.. prescribed
by them with the utmost confidence II its beneficial Of
fecis Give these excellent medicine. itiul See ad.
Nersement in another column, and descriptive pamph.
lets, to be had gratis # the nscuts--prire for rb
so cents or six hotties for So so, (iuu I5.luA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10

~ OTlCE.- Th- undersigned will continue d..
bic business, heretofore, on his ov.,, o,c,,
j B. GADDESS
July l0.dGt Adioining p.Nn'
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FOR RENT

4 1rn' Savings Bank Aplyto Gen Va the II
NJ q llawif 'e"' ianery, Of
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4 uhNI LENAN 'hor'ugl., arquan.rd with nil
= the details ut business which viii nny n,.a
p'"L' and IN which there WILDE but ltte onno,tion
se..ra =, connecting hmse with some or. pos
attertion. s'' 0'noe' WIZ ircctVe
- July 10 II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10

CHOLERA AT ScoTTsvILLE.-A gentleman di-
rect from Scottsyille, informs that several ca
ses of cholera have recently occurred in that
town; and that Mr.. McGrath, who died of
that disease. Saturday last in this city,
had been in attendance friend who died of
cholera day or two previous to his coming to
this city. 1t may be fairly inferred, therefore,
that Mr. MEG. brought the disease with him from
that place to this city. 1t was the irst and only
case Of cholera here during the present year.
Rich. Eng.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10

The late meeting Of Tie Society," Of Alumni at
the University of Virginia, devoid of any
particular interest Two important resolutions
were offered in the Society. The first had forits
object the forming of the Society into reposi-
tory of the history of the State; the second had
for its object the establishment of a school
of history and literature in the Uniyersi-
~, under the supervision of the Society. Judge
John W. Brockcnbrough, of Lexington, Va, was
elected orator for the Goth of June, 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-10
NOTICE.

VIE subscriber associated with linn in business ol
+ the lst day ofJuly 1884, Mi. Jno v WheeIei'
lie business OF TIN new concern vii oe CONDUCTED u !
der the styi ana firm of GE kGE NJ. RUCkEH u
CO, In making this change il business iake occa'o
to return thanks to my friends and the public Tor ue
very liberal patronage 50 kindly bestowed upon ms
while alone, and NV beg, in behalf OF the new concern
the patronage which it viii be their highest ain to de
serve.
All persons having claims aguin.t will please pre-
sent them immedatel for settlement uaa those lneE
ed will obse me very much by coming forward ana 81
Ting al their earliest pnssibe convenience.
GEORGE VI. RUCkEk.
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP
btEF-i3 asa II cwt gross which is IA sqI net.
loGs-Dnll, ai So a 30 net.
SHEhP-4hation sells Tor - 10a5 IA piece for ord-
may and superior Steep. lam,s bring sgl53 e,r'
according To qualify
VEAL Calves tit for Veal sell III Sta IS euch