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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
Cir farnlrr.
Selecting Seed Corn--TimoIy Hint.

oeiesslns Decd lorR--I'imoly Hint.
Farmers will remember ssss, for
Two or three years past, a great
Deal oil corn came up badly. Last
spring. especially, much Of it arot-
ted in the ground. The loss from
this canse is hundreds of thousands
The present. season On our own
ground with some | 4 ncres In corn)
the loss WAS next to nothing. The
same is true Of some others We could
name. What is the reason oil the
sdiiference7 Why does the seed in
one Cell grow, aud in another rot?
That is just what We Wish TO come
Mt.
Que great cause Of the rotting OF
seed, is that was never sou ,ipen-
ed Another reason that it is 6adlg
dried. Poorly ripened ans: badl,
dried seed is very easily injured by
fermentation, and very little fer.
mentation and moulding vii destroy
ritsli,y. Last autumn, we had the
best, largest. and ripest ears careful
y selected, and braided together by
the husks in tressss, and hung in a
dry place. This was planted. and
notwithstanding The Jrerching rains
and mud, al came up not a missing
bill or stalk. -nnd the field is noted
as one OF the best In the country.
The same has been The experience Of
some Others. These who. made no
selection and took no care of their
seed, have had "very bad luck"
Another field was planted with King
Philip corn, not trussed; but as this
sort fipens SO early and perfectly,
this operation appears not so neces-
szry, 1t came up as evenly as the
other.
Let farmers select their best and
ripest ears, and either truss and hang
them UP, or place them, in the ear
where they will dry thoroughly, (un-
less it be some very early, quickly
ripenins sorts, aud there viii be
better success and better luck With
the corn crop.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

The Western papers say that the
Illinois river has lowered a foot.--Er
When it lowers the other foot, We
reckon it will run.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

The cheapest way Of fattening your
hogs is to turn them into your neigh
boris cornfield every night and at
tend Church regularly every Sunday,
Looking pious will scare away all sus-
picion.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

Rousseau used to say, shat to write
a good love letter, you ought to be-
gin without knowing what you mean
to say, and to finish without knowing
what you have written" Good graz
ciousi how true!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

What a blessed change for socia
ty, says Punch, it would be, il all
the numerous rascals now upon the
turf we're under it instead!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

A lady Who has pulled on pair
of close fitting boots is like Jupiter
in this respect--she has overcome
the Titans.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
Cider. Champagne Wine, &c.

Sserst H"Sss] W my ~
An Inquirer in the Country Gen.
tleman, of Sept. 17th, wishes iniorma-
ton 10 regard 10 the production of
Champagne Wine from cider. en-
close the formula Of an old manu-.
facturer and dealer, (ns may De found
in the Am. E. Dispensatory, by j.
King, NJ. D } which has the reputa-
tion of being equal tc the best for
eign article:
Take Of good cider % gallons.
4th proof brandy, i gallon.
Genuine Champagne Wine, 5 gal.
Ions,
New milk, ] pint.
Bitortrate OF potassa pound,
Is Theseare mixed together, allowed
tc stand for time, and bottled while
fermenting. Wire down corks-
CLARIFIED CIDER Mix one quart
each Of lime and, clean, dry ashes,
and two quarts new milk. Pour
these into hogshead Of cider. just
from the press. In ten hours it is fit
to rack.
CIDER WINE AND CHAMPAGSE--An
excellent article may be mace by
adding three pounds sugar to each
gallon oil clarified cider, letting it
stand three months to ferment. BY
botting the above, aud adding to
each a small lump Of sugar, a new.
fermentation will be excited. Wire
down the corks and you will soon
have tit for use, proper sparkling ci.
der champagne.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

In Alabama, a farmer very recent
" had his butter seized by the
clerk of the market for short weight,
who gave as reason that's the COW
from which the butter was made was
subject to the cramp, and that
caused the butter to shrink in weight.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

"What heading shall Iput to this
account Of man cutting Off his toe
with an axe?" asked a young para
graph paster OF his superior, in a GER
tain newspaper office. What head
ing, sir? why, melancholy accident,
to De sure"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
.Neac Grocery Store!

A RE just receiving and now open-
a ing on the street leading to the So
College. three doors west of the large -
brick building occupied bv Shack Ie-zz 80
& Young. a store. very desirable and fresh
lot of Family Groceries consisting in
part Of the following articles, to-wit:
Brown Sugar, fine lot;
Rio Cnffee, of the best; ~
Loaf Sugar; sts
Barrel and half do Molasses: ItA
Star and Tallow Candles; La.
Pepper. Slice, Ginger. y
- Wines, Brandies and Liquors. all kinds
Nutmegs, CloEes. Cinnamon,
: Candies, Kisses. Rais;as;
Figs, Pecans, Cream Nuts; y
Almonds. Ale. Cider;
Vinegar, Maekerei, Oysters; W.
Sardines, and every article kept
usually IN my line All of which will be sold
unusually low-for cash
A. j. TOON & co.
Jan %, ls57--12m
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Chaneery Sale of Land.

In pursuance of decree Of the Chancery
i Court for Lincoln county, Tennessee. pro-
nounced at the August term, 1857, in fhe case
of James B. Hudson and Others executors,
&c. VS.. William c. Hall and others, viii, on
Monday, the 2Ist day of Decem-
her, 1857. offer for sale to the highest bid
der. on the premises, on credit Of one, two
and thee years-the purchaser 10 pay Eve per
cent. in cash, of the purchase money-the fol-
lowing described TRACT OF LAND, situa-
ted in Lincoln county. on the middle branch
of Norris's Creek, in district No. g. and bound
ed as follows:-On the East by the lands of
Patience Brown, on the West by the lands of
James B. Hudson and Frances Wells. and on
the South by the lands Of Katharine Bate, and
on the North by the lands of Eason Coulter,
containing about 15O acres.
Bond with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required of the purchasers.
and lien retained until the purchase money
is paid.
r. FARQUHARSON Gu f. N.
/. November J2. S51-l4w-n30:7- SOL
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doz cedar and painted Buckets;
boxes Imperial and black Tea.
Log. lock, fifth, breast and halter Chains;
Stretches and stay Chains.
Indigo Nader. Pepper, Spice. Ginger. Al
UNI, Blue Stone. Saltpetre. Camphor, Sulphur
Nutmegs, Mace, Copperas, Mill and ;. Cut
Saws--all of which will be said low for cash
Oct Is. I. G.. G0ODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
CONF AID SEE +!

HAyING boueht ont JAS. B..
L i CARLY, III the Variety House. Ssf
west side of the Square. have in
store. and viii sell as cheap as any house in
town, the following amepg many other articles:
Fancy Cassimeres. Doe Skin DO, Eestings,
Inc and common. Einen-bosom Shirts, Draw
ers, Blanket Coats ard Coat Innings. ready-
made Pants, blue Blankets Bed Blankets,
Flsnnels. Jeans, Linsey, mems Gloves, hHck,
berlin, and gauntlets; Cravats and Ties; I'm
brellas large lot; Paper. Ink, etc, Table Cat
lery.. Packet Cutlery, Razors. Razor Straps
aud Soap, Tsbls and Tea Spoons. Brass Ket-
ties. Buckets, Tubs and Pals. Sad Irons, Gut
ting Knives, Drawing Knives, Spades Shovels.
Claw Hammers, Shoe Hammers, Shoe THREAD,
Drawing Chains. FIR 81 Peaches, fresh Pine
apples, Rifles. Shot Guns, etc. A lot of
BOOKS TO be sold at COST. A large lot of
Warren's Thread on hand. just n
ceiyed fogefher with a fsrs
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Cost al Cost !

OWING tosicknesS In bis fam
" ilv our Gus Is obliged to EB
retire from bnsinesS, and TO close
M We now Offer our heavy ard nearly fTo-b
stock of desirable and good goods at
e. CID So r.
for cash OF tOpuneiual dealers on credit 'till
Christmas next--Gail soon and get cheap bar
gains Those owing rs l.y noie or account
dae- viii please let MS have the MONEY bv
lst Of October at furihesf--Seorer Il possible
w. & 4. s UTuWORTH.
Aug. 20. 1857.
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Minister VS.. Deacon.

In a small country town on the Sus.
quebanna river, there is a church in
which the singing had, to use their
own phrase, run completely down."
1t had been led fer many years by
one of the deacons. whose voice. and
musical powers had been gradually
giving out"
One evening. on an occasion OF
interest, the clergyman gave out the
hymn, which was in metrieal measure
rather harder than usual, and the
deacon led of. Upon its conclusion,
the minister arose and said
Brother Bwiil please repeat
the hymn, as I cannot cons cientious-
ly pray after such singing
The deacon very composedly pitch
ed tito another tune, with manifest
improvement upon the first effort,
and the clergyman said no more, but
proceeded with his prayer.
Having finished. he took up the
book to give out the second hymn,
when he was interrupted by the dea-
con gravely getting UP, aud saying
in voice audible to the whole con-
gregation--
"Will Mr.-please make another
prayer? 1t will be impossible for me
to sing after such praying as that p
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

Some impertinent rogue went into
Sheriff Morgan's garden after he had
retired, and took therefrom all the
peas and cucumbers, and left the fol-
loving lines on his door:
Shelf lMorgan-
While you're asleep taking your ease,
Pm in your garden, stealing your peas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

A correspondent from Northamp-
ton, Mass, is responsible for the fol-
lowing:-"A subscriber to moral
Reform paper called at our post Of
fee, the other day, an inquired il
the Friend of Virtue had come.
NO" replied the postmaster, ".here
has been no such person here for a
long time
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

, A RE now liz receipt of the IarEest 80
II stock of Rev Goods cvcf1 49,
brOuglft 30 this market. direct -
from the Eastern cities.
We are determined to do business in a mef-
camille manner, and not to be surpassed in the
beauty and magnitude of our stock, Having
increased facilities for purchasing Goods in the
Eastern markets. and making most of our pur-
chases from first hands, we are thereby enabled
to sell Goods at LESS PROFIT than those pur-
chased from second hands. I
Our stock consists of ~.
English. French aud German
H. CID GID ED SO
All we ask of our friends and customers. is
to call and examine for themselves, feeling
satisfied they will agree with us both in regard
to the Goods and prices. &
SUI x So
Every thing new in this line
Chene flounced Robes, beautiful;
Brocade do do
Checks do do
Taffeta Iardinene;
Rich Armures:
do Moire Antiques;
Gro de Nap Muslins;
Cheap do all kinds;
Mourning Goods;
Black Bareges;
Black and white Bombazines,
Rich Warp Alpaca; -
Exam Hx EEoN%e
Extra fine assortment.
aA8Ess MANTLEs.
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VALUABLE pLANiATl n
For esalc,
IN Pamela County.

sAt't1AFstt
ruNiir undersigned having de'efm neiio
90 inriher Ma,t. oHef. Tor sale The
farm on which be uss reside, In l'snola
County, Mss, situated on fancy crecs,
ton mlrs southwest ~ tho town Of Pa.
nolA, ns.r the Csf ',villc road, ! "a miles
o. Larcis Academy, TO which - attached
a Chapel. Tho tract contains 500 aeres.
between 40 and 100 acres In y high stats
II ~cs!,,,stioa, (abou, svpacrcs h-si.cla.s
bottom lsad. THERE'S also a ncvcr.fail.
ing creek Of xs,sr running through the
tract, y good veil, gin. dwelling and other
ncars sary buildings.
Tho above farm will bs sold low fcs
cash. or TO pwua,aal men IN short time,
II application ~ mad. oon II desired
viii cell M section sepvrass.
For further particulars inquire Of TIL
subscriber on the premises.
ang2Sn ARBA kEKkiN0.
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Ian stsIs ~ M,saa'rr,, /

IAtAyEttt tntNft'
v. Porter. Porter fes,hers'on,
In \. ree,h-rs,on. Mafgnre, "
N, and Thyma. Porter. and al
Ar iu,cresied ~ the land, Of David
psr,er. ds,e,srd, late Of Lafayette
b. ureTtingi
are hsret., cited ,o be aad appear
$eisre the lf0haic t'oar, " l.sfay'
kn.iy. NJ the Court lIausr thereof,
third M,nJa, ~ September neat.
N there 10 snswcr IL. petition 81
n. Porter. administrator ~ David
,ssr. deceased. then and there 10
Iss.s. Il ssv Won can, wins the said
Hewitt Town lot NJ. 81, 10 tho
oxford, should NOT be SOLD, ss
tor IL tie re,ition, and fsf'h'r 70
.sart .u.h other thing. ~ ahall
siercd aud ordered by the curt
Iaid.
Witness, TIE lIoaorah.e tnircw
Peterson. Judge N the Probate
f,csrr ~ Lafayette Ccunsv. tbs
Jei Monda, In August. 1857.
lJw. r.. u. MOORE, Clerk.
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TrvirA Corsfr.t
chanssry Court Of Tppies coun.
n rule. before the CLERK Of said
all. once o. thu Court House In
n q Austin, tn % day o. August,
Eng IL. a-, Mondsy d said month.
a., FILED the a'h ef July. 1857.
D. IIarals, Complainant.
70.
Nm IIsirs of Caisin psuns, decsss-
VI Abrahaa O. Nlysss, Defendants
n opsnius the eaaplaisanss bill. 4
me froa the allegations shsfscf,
ham the sndavis als1 thvSswishs
sdsicudauss upknoss heirs os Cal.
ms, deceased, end Ahsahaa u.
M ncN.r~idsots Of No State Of
sipps. N that The ordinary rsccess
Gear, cannot h ssvvsd spoa ,hsss,
lsslioa Il ssia souplsissss By bic
". Il 10 ordered that unless The SAID
MI, uutuovnr heiss 81 Calvin
tsssased, 40 Aksshan q. Nysss,
~ Aas. q = bsesss he m 6oy
~ ssrn u this Cesss, v b beld
Gem henss n ~ ssun u Austin.
ies fssiss sesaty, = ~ seeead
~ Oeshss nsGs, - plssd, An.
dsmss " the complainant sasd
, ssss viii be tsk1 les seneseDse
~sssevs sAsesia ssuAslse6 - 10.
- " tAeo, h b fssshss eFeesed
sspy q THE esass h. iassvss4 u
E9kly psss,a Ssss," iss ~ spsst
" J. O. NELSON, Ue.A.
ii Assuss, A.. 1851. ele.<v
HI, kss.. ssl'p lss ssop,sisasss
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s.s. As'snsssl t. ssaeAssl tssv' 49,
~. N. ~
Cottba Factou, CommiGsio6 end
poy~sndinv NseohsWon. md Dool.
4. DO. p... o,..svse.
~ ~ Dsy'"U' ~
&c. NJ. Is Ftvsf Roe, aad 3 ygf
Iy~s svses ~eses' A""'
nAeftCU1.AR ATTENTION ~ 70
ssenls. sAiPpiss - Selling COT.
oe~4oa An
v. y. k,,.. 4. :. :. sA.p
Iii -
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AH2A0 OF TzI0
r O A D.
rvsT vsseivsd. . Ane sasorsnsas Of
Hoop Skirts and bvsss Hoops.
1ady's Hair and Head Dresses.
svisssa Jsecosstn and Nsnssos.
THREAD Edgsss end Lace.
M.sO-A sas assostnsss Il The lsasss
.,yls of csshmsrs sa1 woslo Hats Sof
q, ats, noys end Childsso.
70 msts room for sss large
rs,j nn1 Wbuees eeoeo,
VI eh 10 rsmius N pssssy soon, vs VII
ssIl our remaining sasusr ssees, con-
K~EApY.wApE CLOTHING.
DEREGES,
LAWNS.
MUsfJyS. sd
ahns LOT 81 MASrlLLAS.
Al CTR Cost Prices!
which will ave psvshassrs y p. emit,
., least, than BY bsvsas o. esss Psssssa any
whsge esss.
Ne solisis . call - viii cssvises zee
thu, ss Do Dot oaly advertise bel intend
70 cell The ssssssss bssssiss ~ss essssd
6REExBAux 4 EARNEST.
ov9su
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In Nav. lSSA. psrshsssd II 0ss. ilaAersy
Bse.. . 1lallsss . Csnsssa, Piano,
which. n 10 TIE date, u pscuesesed by
bsss bpofessen 10 be s~ssuspssssd. ]
therefore saks plvssuss IN rsesomene'ne
Then ~ reliable ID their Representatives,,
ae., &c, I'll NeAVLLtS,
su96.jm DsSsso Cosnsy, Nin.
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N. e.. N,ayee 4 Ssa,

M 0ss Nyoyee I S00s
Ausassupssa. cpoSu1ssesa 1DsssAesss.
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No. = lasssss a., Sfwpht, Tsrn..
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IN fusitsrs, 1An1 sesip. SseeA II ell
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.. Wins WATSON. D. .. WILLIAMS.
s. W, VERNON 4 CO.,
C0vTON FACTORS.
q q NJ ~ n
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
NJ, FRONT ROW.
MEMPHIS, TENN.

We would respectfully refer 10 our
card above--bcisg tho sscesssovs Of Wa.
soS, lBsvAs ! Co., end catering apon
our third BUSINESS season.
We wpuld hcss sssss that our charges
will be Fifty Gents pr Bale fes selling
or chipping cs'sos. aad1vsssy.svs Css's
for storing.
All Cotton or other Produce scnsigped
to ~, other by Railroad q River. VIII
invariably be covered ~ cor orss policy
u Insurance, sHIsss otherwise ~inss'ass.-i.
We will ksvp cous'sssly On h.na, Ss'
osr customer, Begging, Hope I'D Tvias,
81 the marie. price.
All srdsss for ssppli. SLED prenpsly
sad carefully. y. ". VERNON ACU.
August 81, I&57.ly
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CARRIAGE

CARRIAGE MAKERS.
w. still continue 20 esrry on the
w Carriage and Repairing business o.
the old stand, where you csn get any kind
of . job done, either new Carriages, Bag.
gle. o. any other kind Of . vehicle made,
Or old oncs repaired In the beet and most
approved style. We warrant oil wosk
done q, our shop TO perform ~ we'll =
rssommcndsd, and W think that should
bssancicns 10 induce the people IN our VI.
eisi,y To ~pstsouiss home industry instead
Of going 10 Memphis for Carriage. We
f.st safe 10 making the above pledge TO
the public y long q ue have the services
Of our fissds, y. L.sibold, he nlssi.
ssith, esd Jshs Carter 70 d. tho wood.
cork. We sss vssy thaahfal 70 os'
fnswas IT, ~ vsy Iihssal psascsees ~
have received, - ne.s sssFseseslIy ~
lieis . esuolosases Il the sane.
r. \. JONES AGO.
passls, leay 9D.sli-6
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Erturts of more FiiIihusiers.

The New Orleans Bulletin of the eth instant
thus announces the return to that city OF large
proportion Of Lockridge's men, recently from
Nicaragua:
"The towhnat Persian, Capt Iimbert, arrived
last evening from the PASSES, bringing ap one
hundred and eighty nine men from Lrckridge's
command in Nicaragua, who were brought from
Aspinwall ON the British war steamer Tartar
/ he original number taken on board ut Grey
town WAS one hundred and ninety three. Three
died on hoard Of the Tarter, viz: David Corners,
Jones. aud Holmes. One man. Robert Malone,
died on board the towboat while coming up the
river.
Capt. Dunlop, of the Tartar, accompanied
by several of his Ulcers, also up to the city
in the Persian.
I'VE have seen aud oonversed with quito a
number Of the returned soldiers. all OF whom
speak very highly Of the kind and generous
treatment they received on the passage from Cap
tain Dunlop and his officers"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

ST. Lotus, May l3,h.-The Republicans Ie-
compton corr sppnaent say, that Judge Gates
court was opened IN the 9Th Several gentle
men, among them prominent free State men.
were admitted to the bar, taking tho oath to sup
port the Kansas aud Nebraska act
At the solicitation Of Governor Robinson, See
Rotary Stanton has appointed Joseph Lyman, .of
Boston. comniss ionet of deeds.
The Hays case has been called by the dis
trct attorney, but ID" state not ready for
trial The treason cases would not be reachpd
for some tima. The criminal docket coniain ed
about 800 cases.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16
BY II Il l. Egg X A p Il .
clcxr.pnca E.prc.-I, Cor ..e "virsin.an.,
Arrival OCtl,e Asia

NRw YoRK, May la.--The steamer Asia has arrived
from Liverpool, bringing dates to the End inst No
news of great Importance. The ship Andrew Foster
from New York. sunk the night of the 2sth
ult., from collision. The crew were saved.
SPAIN.
The Queen will announce in her speech that Mexi-
must pay the indemnity--or fight
MARKETS.
Cotton was dull, but brcadstuns buoyant. Flour
had advanced six pence Western Canal 20 shllings
six pence Southern 29aJ0; Ohio 2sa301. Wheat
had advanced three pence. Red ss6dasssd White
ssodaos. Mixed Corn ~; yellow BOD; White 40, but
the market closed less firm in consequence of fyora-
BILE weather. The money market was stringent
Bullion had decreased 81 600 pounds. Consols o2B
to I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

A. far as hcard fl-0l. N rro1nc'@ = % h-h-
ia, .h,fr-. Yesterday. w"rr limited tnb"pi ii.e
,hna .nn,i had: t. nnmhar 81 herring unknown.
Price, wcir naut4stinI and ,nqaa'a'.ir. TN
r,lp,> .li ye,y vr... The jane Gag brought
az Ijn tul.s Tor hack>ters including twrhty for
Mes-r- Mlhurn and 3 d, or paahing. lhi,
,nu,nirg non" Il Il arrived. although there va i
a,gr alrvl oi ptaEa- at A'Ahndfn, hnt with
,rht r.ceipi-. The npiglib,rh""i 1T fi-htnvu
! nearly hare of country wagons aud esrryitir i
Indicate. . cL,.r Il the s,a-on.- States.
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