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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18
DIR. W. N. DAILY.

The Lawrence Democrat, In commenting
upon the attempts made % disparage the
President Of the State University, pays the
followingstribute 20 that gentleman Sent
"Dr. Daily was elected to the Presidency
OF the State University nj n time when the
prospects OF that institution were gloomy in
the extreme The lamented and venerable
DR.. Wylie, who had so long presided over
81 destinics, was no more. The College
building, the College and Society Libraries
had all been destroyed BY FIRE. A large
portion OF tho funds Of the University had,
by the decision OF the courts, been trans
ierrcd 10 another Institution The lnstitu-
ton seemed hopelessly sunk under tho nc
cumulated weight Of these mlslortuneS
The students by scores, had abandoned Il
tor other Colleges.
"under these circumstances, such o.
would have quite unnervod On ordinary man,
DIR Daily undertook to raise the University
20 its former rank and position, Always
fertile IN expedlcnis, and uniiring In energy
he has successfully trinmphed over every
difficulty, and made tho University what Il
ought 10 be-the first educational institution
in Indiana.
"The grant OF u township OF land has
been obtained from Congress n magnificent
college edince has been erected and quite
arespectaple library already secured. Over
three hundred students were in attendance
during the past collegiate year, and over
twenty young gentlemen received at tho late
commencement the honors Of the Instilu.
ton
For the accomplishment Of this almost
Hereulanean task, Dr. Daily Is richly emit.
tied 10 the admiration aud gratitude of every
citizen in the State. And yet, there seems
10 ho concentrated effort 10 rob him of all
honor, force him from his position, aud sub.
stitute in his stead, some reverend who Il
prepared 10 promulgale In the classroom
and from the pulpit, the doctrines aud pre-
cepts OF an 'anii-Slavery Bible, an anti
Slavery Constitution, and an anti slavery
God Some OF her sister Institutions have
received whitening blight from the hand
of Aboliiionism long may the State Uni.
yerniiy remain unsullied by IL touch !"
There l. much In the above tribute I"
that h true and welldereryed. When Dr..
Daily wu- called to the Presidency Of tho
State University II was In most lamcntable
condition though tho buildings were not
destroyed Till some time aiterward Know
ing the Doctor 10 be fertile In expcdipnis,
aud untiring In energy" we predicted nm
immediate change In the fortune. OF the
insiituiion How permanent il prosperity
u, remains IA be seen. We were sure tho
Doctor could get up an excitement and
MI tho halls Of the college, but being only
superficial scholar and y superficial think
or, and belonging 10 the school of Governor,
which believe Ia letting every. student hav,
pretty much bis own way, We doubted III,
psrnanency OF his success.
What the Sentinel means by dsparagine
him We do not understand. Some papers
have given lengthy notices Of his bacalau-
reaie address, comparing Il with the pub
lshed opinions Of others bu, the President
himself ought not complain OF this. HI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18
ArraIsnsa for H.re.y. or rmmor.ll.y.

Rev. DIR. Lyon, the pastor of the Baptist
Church in Columbus, Ind, and three Of his
flock, have been arraigncd before the church
authorities, for joining temperance society
in that place. Their trial is set FOR next
Saturday. OF course they will be expell-
ed. We don't know whether the good breth-
rem consider it an error Of faith or practice
mo matter which, however. What right
has that sort Of Baptist to unite with
Methodists, Prcsbyterians, Universalists,
and others to correct the evils Of intemper-
ance2 Wonder IL that church would let
its members take stock in railroad orplank
roadY There are Baptists who allow their
members to adopt any means Of doing good
which 10 them seemeth best, but they are
not the kind which vegctate in Column
bus
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18
A pEspoTIc TRICK.

1t is rumored that Joseph I. Mcdonald,
the attorney General, has given. an official
opinion that the people have no right to
elect Supreme Judges, to Gil the vacancies,
this fall. This is the meanest official farce,
ever heard of Don't everybody know that
there will be vacancy aud don't every
body know that il Is the province Of the
people to elect their own Judges. But the
Democrats whose peculiar province Il is to
love popular rights, won't let them select
their own Judges this year That is q task
for which His Exccllency, Gov Willard is
peculiarly fitted
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18
REV. J. w. 7. MMuLLzN.

Some people have supposed that because
we disapproved of the Address Of Mr.. Nc
Mullen, at Greencastle, we have some per-
sonal objection to him as man and as u
Christian minister. Nothing could be far
Their from the truth. We have known him
many years, and have nothing against him.
On the contrary, we have always admired
his devotion to study, and his improvement
as a scholar and preacher. Fd one of
his early advantages, his literary attainments
are very respectable, and his preaching
abilities are above mediocrity, while we have
never heard the slightest objection urged
against his moral character. But our adj
miration Of the man does not imply that We
should refrain from expressing our disap-
probation of public address delivered by
him on literary occasion. Those who
have sought to make this oppression of an
honest opinion an occasion Of discovering q
friendship Of Is years, have most signally
failed. We are one in general sentiment
and one in general interest, and each expects
to live together some time yet, and deal the
best blows we can against the common enc
my Of man, whatever form he may assume,
and behind whatever ramparts he may be
ensconced. But we are very far from en-
dorsing him to detail lie has ways of his
own which we intend TO like or dislike Just
as we think they deserve, and we are quite
sure that if he or any one else attempts to
endorse MS in detail, he'll wish he hadn't be.
fore six months. We allow every man, to
have his way-if it is right, we say amen,
IL wrong, we are apt to tell him of it If we
think il will do any good, and in thisrespec,
as in all others, we can adopt the language
Of the poet
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18
INDIANA AsBURY UNIVERSITY.

We are pleased to learn that the Indiana
Asbury University has yet a strong hold on
the affections Of the people Of Indiana
When the difficulties of last winter occurred,
there we're not wanting those who pronoun.
ced it dead. We knew better and said bet
ter 1t is not an institution TO be ruined by
the Encouragement Of pro tenn incumbents.
II has an element Of life that does not de-
pend upon such circumstances. Prof Mutt,
who becomes Acting President since the
declinature of Judge Mcdonald, the Presi-
dent elect, is well known in Indiana as an
educator, and as disciplinarian, and par
ents feel a guaranty Of prudence and Ell.
cacy in the fact that the management OF
their sons is in his hands. The fall session
opens this week under encouraging auspi-
ceR
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18
ELECTION TO FILL vAcANcIKs-THE Elk.
IRA SESSION

Gov. Willard has ordered an election to
gil all the vacancies which have occurred in
the Legislature, including the vacancy occa-
stoned by Ousting Senator Wood, of Clarke
Some infer therefrom that he intends to
call an extra session next winter. We think
that will depend entirely on the result Of
the election. II, after counting noses, il be
manifest that Bright and Fitch can be elected,
the session will probably BIO called, unless
the Bond Holders pay well for causing n
forfeiture Of the contract which fasicns the
canal upon them. The interest Of the peo-
pic is not to be consulied-only the interest
Of party. ea..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18
LAND MoSoroLEs AN interesting letter

LAND MoSoroLlss AN interesting letter
appears in another column in regard to
valuable lands in Jasper County, No doubt
all that Is there said, is true, but those fine
lands are not within tho reach Of poor
people they are held by spectators Poor
people TO get homes must so further west
Those lands belong mostly TO the Brighs
Judge Smith, Prof Larrabec Gov Willard
and other spectators Nopoor man should
locate In the mIdsIoG such influences. The
poor settler must mako the roads build the
school houses, pay taxes, and labor TO en-.
hanco the value Of land belonging to mobiles.
Long may they keep their broad acres =
We hope the time ID coming when Il WILDE
considered just as proper 10 monopolixe sun
light and dews and rains ~ the soil from
which tho food Of man Il derived No man
should be permitted 10 own land on sposu-
latIon
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18


gED- Hon John Petit is candidate for
Judge Of the 18th circuit composed OF the
counties Of Benton, jasper, White and Tip
pecanoe Judge 4. now holds Ethis Office,
and his capacity for, and manner OF trans
acting the business Of the Courts, liz well
known. II Is submitted 10 tho people wheth.
or they will continue him IN that capacity
or take stranger who has just located
among them. We shall have more to say
on this subject hereafter Lafayette Ar
gus
q, Consistency, we would call thee II jew
81 II once we could find thee among poit.
cians. Our Democratic neighbors extend
the right hand of fellowship To the foreign
born, hut when \ man who has lived In In.
diana 10 years, and whose legal attachments
are unqucstioned, moves q few miles, and
locates In another county, the spirit OF
Known othingism must be invoked. Judge
Test isno stranger, any place In Indiana.
His namo Is household word, and he is as
much ut home in White county as though
he had lived there for years This effort to
array Know-Nothings against him and In
favor Of Judge Petit, il Us contemplate as
Il will prove futile
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18

Two brothers, by the name of Monroe,
formerly Of Brookyillc, were caughtlastweek
ON the cars, and charged with breaking open
the store of Mr.. Thompson, at Middletown,
Ind, and stealing some $500 Of money
the act was proved upon them, and most of
the money recovered and they were locked
up for f6rther orders They arc bad eggs
old thieves, and owe the State some SER
vice, az well as Senator McCleery for wine
stolen from his cellar, and other folks for
wood, Nc
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18
More Bank Failures!
Excitement at Home.
The Bank Of the Capital Gone Under.

The failure Of Smead, Collard a. Hughes,
in Cincinnati, on Monday, is assigned as
the immediate cause of the failure Of the
Bank of the Capital Of this city This
morning, TUESDAY, this Bank opened with
closed doors The news Of its suspension
spread rapidly and soon brought to the
door, (out side, a large number OF deposi.
tors and others. The failure is thought to
be bad one, though it lie believed that bill
holders are nearly safe. The most Of the
depositors arc poor mechanics and Iabering
men. rs..,sf 4tr re srtseeg
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18

CnRAr AND PLESry.-Tho Springfield
Qll) Journal says south Of that place on
the railroads, soino Of the farmers are offer.
ing their corn ut 10 cents per bushel In the
fields others at - per acre, The indica-
lions are, unless the frost sets In early that
the corn crop will bo enormously large.
The farmers along the line Of the Chicago
and Alton road are beginning the sowing Of
their fall wheat II is thought that a larger
breadth than ever viii be put In this fall
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18

bas- Applegaie a Co.--This old estab-
lished and well-known firm, No 43, Main
Street. Cincinnati, are again out in the
AMERICAN Of this week, with an attractive
list of all the popular works of the day,
besides a complete and heavy stock Of their
own publications. We were shown through
their rooms, by the afiable Mr.. Ryan.
member of the firm, and was perfectly
astonished at witnessing the immense stock
from which Dealers can select works on
Theology, Law, Medicine Mechanics, Phi
losephy, &c, in connection with their own
publications. Clark's Commentary, Dicks
Complete Works, Mosheims Church His
tory, Josephus, &c, &c,--also, Arctic Elk
petition by DIR. Kane-beside heavy
and varied stock of Miscellaneous and
School Books, Stationery, &c Library
Associations, Merchants and others are
invited TO call.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18
New System OF shou Hand.

Dr. W, z Strickland, Of New York, one
Of the best reporters OF our acquaintance,
has sentus his New System Of Short Hand.
II Is copyrighted, or we would quote from
it. H. has tho merit Of brevity, and sells, we
think, at twelve cents lfyou want 10 learn
how to report, send for H.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18


Thar LARGE IMroE1ISo CLoTH AND No
rIoS HOUSE, Of Messrs. Geo. Cooper A ca.
looms up at 65 Pearl Street This firm
have Cloths, Cassimeres, Yestines, Trim
mings, and Notions, direct from Europe.
They offer great inducements 10 buyers, and
are determined to make money BY adver-
Using in the AMERICAN
DkJ- Harrison a Wilson Of the Cincin
matt Mustard and Spice Mills, 80 and lOl,
Walnut Street. have decidedly the best,
and purest preparation Of Ground Specs
and Mustards, to be found IN any establish
ment East or West-free from any adnlter-
alton whatever, and is put up under their
immediate supervision. Their House is an
old established one, Of fifteen or twenty
years standing Merchants doing business
with this energetic, upright, straightforward
firm, will find every indueement, besides
the greatest inclination 10 deal with men,
who keeps up with the age in which they
live, by advertising in the AMERICAN, whose
sheets are scattered broadcast over Hoosier-
dom.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18

The Fair for this county Is in progress =
Though there Il u respectable exhibition OF
stock and produce, md manufactured arii-
cles, there Ia not such mn exhibition as this
county would make but FOR the proximity
OF the state Fair
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18
A HARD jon.

We learn that Judge Perkins Is engaged
Ia digcst-ing the Reports Of the Supreme
Court Of Indiana lie win eyinoe strong
gastric apparatus II he succeeds IN reducing
10 eongrai,y the discordanl opinions which
have recently been put forth BY that body
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18

Bss- Newport continues to DO gay, The
Gcrmanan Benefit Ut the Ocean House was
crowded with the wealth, the fashion, and
beauty OF America
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18
"That mercy | TO others show,
That merev shou IA me- ~

We are very sure we shall not please eve.
rybody--we don't always please ourself, yet,
open to advice and reproof, we esteem
none so highly as those who tell us our
faults, while we contemn none so hear
lily as those who seek to stab us in
the dark, without giving us a chanceto be
heard
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18

ba- Messrs. r. NJ Bishop a Co, Whole
sale Grocers, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants, Cincinnati, have decidedly the
largest establishment, and heaviest stock,
at this time in the city Their immense
establishment extends from Front Street,
Opposite the steamboat landine,) clear
through to Second Street, six or seven
stories in height, and filed with every vari-
ETY. Of Goods in their department. besides
being heavy dealers in Hemp, Seeds, Grass,
and Produce generally. They offer strong
inducements, with heavy stocks to select
from, TO Country Merchants and even
Wholesale Dealers, in Indiana, can be
amply supplied at this house Read their
card in the AMERICAN, in another column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18

BaS- We must speedily send off cargo af
ter cargo Of Brcadstufis, though il should
be necessary to reduce their price essential
ly in order 10 sell them.--N H. Tribune
Thatsso. The only thing which prevents
expectation is the Unfortunately high prices
Of every thing. Reduce prices by reducing
the amount, and lettering the quality ofour
circulating medium, and exports viii exceed
imports in a very short time
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-18

ssE- The business of the carpet bag gem
tlemen has become very brisk. The banks
in this State are being drawn on heavily FOR
gold.-SentineI
This effort Of the bank organs TO create a
prejudice against carpet bag gentlemen
shows where their sympathes are Carpet
bag gentlemen are. as inseparablc an
adjunct to the banking system as clerks are
to dry goods house Banks promise 10
pay, and runners call upon them to redeem
their promises-there is nothing wrong in
this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05


ANNA A, S.,s,-, " J. n SATURDAY. SAr. s., frut-v
Ann, ,,a ased Is years He wac me 49, - $3.50
~, =, Der me Admin stg4on Of President N& hu'eh'
NJ pron-Ia AnomA-le County. Va. Gu ~ ~
Ysal son Of Thomas a. and fufA T. % H'NN VI WV ~
ns 18th year Of her ase .. ,
usN roN-At FAR ROekswsy h. l.. o. Wedns'sv '~n IL o
se.,,st tyer Wnl H~py. AGED yeas Se s'dsy, 'S;
TAouss Rcbsrdson, sgea " ~ utAs sHd o. h1tasN ee
Nay Fanny, seed years Ano ushVn' -onA 81 80
ma Frances HI. Bolton
,ROWNs-On Wednesday roorr.rf Feh. T. 81 eonTfnpA'h
Th.mss C. Browne in ne ilth yesr of lAs axe . ! ID.
We funeral will tAke plse IN FRIDAY n'TI az a. ~ o' o
NJ IN ChGitoh street.
uIrcH-Ip B,oolyn on weane.oay Feb & Aprie TA,lor.
yousgcs, child Of Water T. ard Aeos>>@ l. hN''' ''-
Ne friends cf TIE fuey invited * stood NJ sres On
Saturday the 7th inst 81 C'Hlocs y IN nom Do ''-
Of her parents NJ. II Oak street.
KNOwLES-in Flushing l. l., sF,er 'hTt unss. % -
snss Sny the 9Ah ut Nsscy W. we 81 Joeh ? hs"Ns''
ksmety Of ChAflesown h -
uxsIlr-On Sunday Feb. / - ApsSch!'oa Flor - W m
ia Lesas youngest Of ThNmss Leslie 81 SfS0ASh @sea
q mouth and 10 days
NJ ,sm.n, .in be brouset u sgooiyn to1 rtsrmt1t
IyNe-On Tuesday Feb. \ SsE4h &, VIE Of EEHGr h.
Lyue ssed a. ya&s and moo,as. -,
~ relatives and friends 81 ths fanny 81 d LNLs IN
yohnsion Of her sonsiuss, John NcPh-rs9r sd a.
uyler respectfully invited 90 aue nef furt'A "a %
=. Sh inst a. O'Clock from heT late residence NJ" :.
West rAteerth street, without further Invitation.
vALINrlNE-On Wednesday. Feb. ., JOHN NJ Valentine
ssn Of The lAe Henry Valentine, Se6 - yrGS
IA fsS2s and ssqusptsoces AMI hose u ne Nny Ss =
vtsd to attend his funeral CO Thursday ~ "a 80
"a n from his lsie reGjense, No lo LEWIS FscS bfsNAyn
frsoN-oa WEDNESDAY Feb T. n tee 67:A wear q n.
Hesry wa:sos for The last T;y years Te'isa q 'A' e0
a. srnas ~ the eiiy also tso,e ofHerry Ws'sor
Wa y CfA1le invited 10 sI,end hs taneis from rs
hte re.1snee Ne los Allen stree, on sfesJ the tA % -
=. ,s@As. WI be sh,r to or,snwcc3 f,r intsfmep'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
COR0NERa.

o. ne Editor a. The " K TSi,-a>
sIH: have carefully re- ID :le stn,tUes nsde t7
,su ID TIVE TRIBUsE Of today p2on tho manner III
which the Coropers investigation .. me Bond-sxset
murder has been conducted
Upon the justice Of your csmmsD.s er d;'possd
- say 10. one word. Bu', Sir, !. jas. a. proper -
ssst eepsure upon and excite rdicu'e sgarst al TIE
CsyoBers Of this city be,srse one % them may bsve
conducted 81 examination "a & manner looked upon ~
-. the mott wise and sklif1l tbst coald have been
sSsptsd7 think not. As well might edilm be csst
u,sn the entire press aud every ou,Osst b@c'ase one
editor should be found wanting in 'ha: gODd seGse and
nsa discretion requisite 70 the proper and successful
nspaeement Of q newspaper.
For my own p.rt, and speaking orly for myse",
-xsspeetfslly demur u the sweepOg Allegations mSie
by you in the ar.ce 70 which refer, sad sHbn. to,
assusst,ons of "ignOrenoe, incompetency,' " W.
yssisy," &C., should have been moro dis9T'minsteS
Ssade. Respectfully, f. W. PERRY.
ss Of III. Coron4fs Of the Cy and County &c ScSYol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

HOLINESS hole Feb. 4-Afr Jan. y, osrt Pr,ar'.
Berrsly tom Porsu Prince i3h or. ETO@1sac@d tssgs
~.fer sad suffered oDt-gbs csmtsc 5abpiq 4sL:y ~el
.sLors o tbs place an q d.l-hsrxfE
ar Fsb sfip BsNdifrh. g. nh. Ses Orlsans IRA 20
picisd tosfs IN tes sto;j mites q sssSAd ssn
ksI'ret, con-fils 70 ctptau si cfe, j. A. Of 20 eff
Plsrl u ST. -ol-. = L s.f4aH fT besfon. To brf
having rsGl-f tsf been shanSne tn- az Previous Zap
Smith fprrs several ses's inr0E - ssAnS< sbf
suppcssd - - sbl1dOue5.
FEB 1rs D,i'u (of W-rrsu, I- }, ssenss', ron
Ap.aeLelA a. H. f.r o. 'l~ ZJfI u. isr - ~
20 ~ n vb 80 bdg Wl~ n a.clas soar, from -
svs. 9v ~ lorE f.u io3s on th@ eapfA-' -
wife sud net. bily fs--h,t-n aud n ssl1' % -
d.f,l lcr8 days without 10 Or 49, '@ 10. -
o. 49, -,borrd h IL gale 4 tle 18Th ILL., The VILE
", Laear " lo,Eood and mahog.Iy.
H. tr " aim shlye feposd 30 since ren b9ffed I'm
Fs.rtons nssE 80 = -b0s, VIA tEo b, u Walk "a
Lsr bill.
t-day - .s4rs SON NrN. York
POTION FEB. AArr s'-lfeT P,ms,fo. Pklsds!ots s5'o
pr SIR L.gkoln: TGs wave ~ Or-tas . sh-r
-yoA. Nll-l c. Afss. GaiyssDoni K. p. Waikef Dan
d. BIZ Herigsn Porsn- Prince.
NEvPO2T. p T.. F~b. Z AR. schr. J. . "sntsorts,
Aver, ssYsnpsh ~ New Haven; ". 4. Us, - no =
Cssrst1n of Poydenes }. W. Dotse, PeAf ss~5rJro n
soIia.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
y. Y. Wholesale Prizes o. Ceuuiry Produce


K.,o-,.s =, g CoEovrs General Proaaes comps-cn
D-.ieS fo, s5, ls7 ana 80 West WAsAins;oa Xifs-s
al is ath"r Sll foE APPLfs, en- 80 @l Of
81 f4.uAefss ssGpg = s)d - y - en Or-'1ia<s
A. hi Rel u.srt. .omnoL APPLEs. SOS "oh
C,ns,Esirs very es;ce, >ad selling - OIL Soe 90
FbbL .n y. sr,. ,.....
shaier SWEET CosS, 50 bush. Whte BEiSs 81 80 =
= bu,h. ..r, , p.-...
Jrssy Gss.ers 49, selling - bbi do Ssscers IS
"a hbl.. d. sdnsy. 80 + bh Ws~teEn Asre'rs
S sof thL; NoT,hein M-rcer.. =! i5G3 b3 10 fesrs
blows e. = e hh DO nd Reds, 20 % v Dol Sor.2
Pnt. Ban rrEsr. ,re very .c's srd ;h ore', rec
from frost n doB-nd a. 81 - r boz fo1at wars Co.
81 40 81 20 = Dbl IL, -bite DO. o. :, bo'.
Bars ere DBL P.asNrs. 81 > 4 g - = Dbl
Red oSicSs - IS p SbL vs'. % 559ri a. Dol. ye
.nir" 6.sLie. s7d7 % y hu4dNd hunehe. c.''Asi'
porITry i,oH Js-.ey and Phlslelrhis .,-ues: TVS
XIV, II 0lsc. = . CRicNESs l2d!sc. i y OIc~s' "
= %. = . tiEEsy i0GiiS. q n. Eorts-rn ud W-sieSn
TIEztSs IGEl- =. CHitrtss "a Glss v d DVSk'
lsClSc q n. GrisE. ga TO-. = 10.
V.sisoS iL Tetacr more pen--ly su- pr IS a.
10, Quit assfa .sddIs VI 0.tc ' lu -, y -
n by.r b, ,arcass. l5a3r io fsass CStessss, or
Gaor.s s5S1se y pair, PasrsiOss. - Pp, Hisss
3 Qtto 9 rsi; 7,E1irs 5lt y pa QUAIL o. '9@t.F
dopu; FiGroI: 81 IS = dozen go ~
Jsrsv Fces small i0'- 81 = l0seu' s,s.- CSC, =
dor, western sgI3ec & toI Lind. q G29o y dos
Burr~-Orsr,e esGnty Pal, .sQSle. y so'a s.s.e,
,esb srl,ns 80 Re rod STATE DAIRY. hrsin. 34e -
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