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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-11

NATIVE SILK.-We had shown to us. last
week, by Charles Keene, Esq, of Augusta,
a large, handsomely constructed cocoon,
which be cut from the limbs of one of his
apple trees. 1t is of flesh color, nearly the
size of robbins egg, and the fibre is ex-
ceedingly fine aud strong--as much silk as
tina. of the Asiatic silk work BY what kind
Of worm it was spun, or what sort of but
terfly lay the egg, he knew not Some years
ago he captured one just like it, and secured
it, in order that the miller in its due time
might make its appearance but it died in its
nest and never gnawed out. We doubt not
the thread Of this cocoon might be reeled of
successfully Have we native silk worms
among us Who can tell ?--Drcw's Rural.
~ Amy one DESTROYS of keeping seed from
the depredations of mice can do SO by mix.
ing camphor gum with them Camphor
placed IN drawers or trunks will prevent mice
from doing any injury in them. They object
to the odor OF camphor and keep at a distance
from it.
~ A maiden lady in Westport, Mass.
who is possessed of considerable real estate,
on being called upon to pay her highway tax
for the present year, claimed an equal priyil-
ege with the lords of creation, of working il
out upon the highway, and actually appeared
with hoe in hand and discharged her duty to
the satisfaction of the surveyor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-11
sHERWINs RHEUMRTIc BALsAM

- 4 NtlLA IIfIC DiSCOTERT
for me relief and speedy sure Of Rheumatism Neural
ga spinal Complaints Cramps, Sprains Bruises Cuts
wounds, Swclhngs, Stiff Joints and Limbs and mi
KINDS OF Pains and MhamatiOn.
me nc5timable value Of this preparation has been
ooncnsNcy proved and no family should De without n
as single dose or application often prevents
- 1ilE MOST FEARFUL CONSEQUENCES
hNery person should Keep supply hand for rmedi.
aye use, as t is perfect pain destroyer and no one uses
II without deriving
SOME SPECIAL nENEFIT
immediately ana many are perfectly cured and relieved
OF am immense nmount Of suffering Many Of the most
eminent phyaicians recommend this
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
WIN the most perfect confidence and freely presebo IA
90 thel patients, and always with the happiest results
~ uoes not CURE EVERYTHING,
out only certain class Of complaints which II cures
sp'eHy ana permanently, without injury TO the system
proving that there Is
bALM fOR EVERY WOUND,
rs RAPID and unparalleled salo Is PROOF POSITIVE Of It's
great value to an apprecatory public who pronounce il
The hest remedy ever discovered. Try Il and satisfy
yourself lRcH 30 cts. PR BoTTLE.
Fof sale by all Dealers in Medicines.
MA SMITH a CO., Projectors,
No. Al, fremont Street, BoSton
FRED y. SMITH, Montpelier, General Wholesale AIT
Tor Vermont Druggists and Merchants desirng agen-
cies shouo apply at once, Circulars furnished each A.
gent with iho name and address printed thereon 43vl
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puttrp.
TILE ANoINTED DOVE.


"Thc attractive power Of sweet ointments, to who
solomon here audos is notably declared in that whic
Basil relates Of the manner Of catching doves VINE
was by breeding one up tame, and then, amounting h
wings they let her fly away, and the sweet odor Of Oh
ointment drew abundance Of pigeons after her, wmc
she brought 70 the cot Of her owner
Pafriek's Comcntdfy on The Songs Of Aoi0"o"l
Midst rocks and caycrns, all alone
whitc-winged dove was heard to moani
All day, all night folom she sat-
Without friend, without mate.
One morn holy man passed by,
With snowy beard and prayerfh oyoi
censor on his arm he swings.
With which he fumes the sad birds wings.
Charmed by the force Of odors bland,
The lone one rorchcs on his hand
And then with liquids heavenly sweet
lie battles her eyes, her plumcs, her feet.
All dripping thus with holy dew
AZ up morns roseat clouds she few,
or Gods own garden the perfume
STRAINED on her track nom every plume.
. For leagues on leagues those sweets she famed
Ger winding stream and desert sand
And crowded caravans lis said,
with all the camcs, knelt and prayed
els Eden floating down, indeed !"
The Arab cried, and refined hisstecd
"Or hover Ger you,goyes Of palm,
Sweet angels bati@ 10 clouds Of balm Z"
Meanwhile amid those caravans rude,
An day the holy hermit stood,
y 0asazing eastward in the air.,
As II wiugd visitors were there.
Clambcring at eve a lofty rock,
He saw rainbow-tiu,ed flock
OF doves fly towards the sinking sun-
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Drntistru.
lumbrr, Sc.

! UMBER LUMBER /! ! The Subscriber
i Manufactures and has constantly on hand for sale
Spruce, Hemlock, Birch Maple, Ash and Eastwood
Also, Floor Boards raincd and jonted finished for USE
100 al
short notice Gig Saving sc.
Also, he purchases Butt Naples Birch, also Ash BASS
and Spruce in the 10y and sawed when done by his di-
rceton. Any wishing to buy sell will do well to give
him q call.
Cash paid for Cherry and Buternut. sawed or in the
log. A. w WILDER
Montpelier, April /, 1856 SIR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-11

"OooD FOR THIS TRIP ONLY. At the
recent trial in Broome county, New York, il
was decided that passenger having purchase
ed ticket from one point to another, had
right to ride on any train he chose stopping
over at place on the road day or more, at
his pleasure. The notice "good for this trip
only" was of no legal force
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~ IA YONNG MEN
d ! bN Nj NJ EN-.
"Ihe glory Of a Young man
Is lis etr,.....t =

Is his strength"
From the S9i'day Dispatch. NeiS Yoyk h,, o ,e.-
"Our readers are aware that we seldom n ~ i',i ~
onnend any medicinal publication II not endorlcd NJ,
me worry highest authority. As such an instance &C.,,
DebHfy and other reakncssts the result NJ c",
creil2n II small but valuable Pamphet rro
parations The "RlgmeyQfoi" and "Neyrine" mo no,
for the complaints referred to-" VH''n'
IN ttlNEhNfLLs NEMSRL RHGENBRAroR Avn
uefAL NEAVNh, the sovereign remedies for Seminal
W oaAnesa, sexual Debility impotcncy Involuntary "a
missions Piles Nc, are for sale By most Of tho loIi
Druggists in the country NV ie"nhg
u = PAMPHLET, as above, containing fnn advice.
i ~ cure OF Spormntorrhea &c, can be had in se
cured envelope, by enclosing stamp to Dr. C1as
T. lLlNR LIST Avenue, corner Of ION Strec, NrW\
YORK, Posi- BOX No 1853. IS ~, ~"
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miscellaneous Etems.
THE GRAVEYARD OF GOVERNORS.

THE GRAVEYARD OF GOVERNORS.
What is IL that has made Kansas, as it has
been aptly termed, ga graveyard of Cover
errors cr-Shannon-Geary - and
| now Walker--all dsowned by their superb
ors, and set aside within few months after their
appointment What is there in the political at
mosphero of Kansas that should render it so
fatal to her Governors
All these. be it observed, were appointed
as National Democrats appointed from
among the straitest of that scct-appointed
by Pierce and Buchanan expressly to foil the
Vaccinations and crush out the aspirations of
"Black Republicanism. Each went to Kan
sas the traditional and official antagonist of
the Free State party. Each was strongly
prejudiccd against our people-thoir objects,
organization and measures. Two of them
Reodor and Gcary-wero Pennsylvanians, the
ardent and active personal adherents of Mr..
| Buchanan. No one Of them had ever been
anything else than a Democrat Of indisputable
orthodoxy and the most National views
None Of them had over betrayed an anti slav-
cry impulse or affinity Gov. Walker had
risen to eminencc as a Mississippian, and as a
most artful champion of the annexation OF
Texas Each had been an unhinching advo-
cate Of the Kansas-N cbraska bill. Gov. Gea-
ry was sent out VIGOROUSLY to quiet Kansas
in the interests of Mr.. Buchanan's election,
in which he succeeded. Governor Walker
has made no secret of the object Of his mis-
sion---it was to disembarrass the Democracy
Of the Kansas issue, and thus dig the grave
of BLACK Bcpublicanism." His public doc
umcnts his stump speeches, are surchargcd
with venom against "tho Topekaitcs" and all
who did not bow submissivoly to the Border
Rufian ascendency. Yet now this very Wal
ker-this great man who yielded to the en-
treaties of Buchanan and Company. and took
an office which he considered far beneath his
merits, for the good Of the Administration
and his party--rcturns from Kansas with his
eyes considerably wider open than they were
six months ago, TO find himself disowncd and
mcnaced by those in whose behalf he went
out. Already denounced in the South, he is
on the brink of being disowned and set upon
by the organs Of National Democracy in
the Free States. Always resisting, and
doubtless dctcsting, the advocates Of slavery
restriction, he is very likely to be turned over
to the "Black Republicans" whether he will
OF no.
There are still some men clinging to the
Democratic party, whether from the force OF
habit or Of prejudice, who have not obstinate
ly resolved to close their cars to evidence
and their understandings against conviction.
They read, observe, and sometimes think
If you happen to know any of these, will you
kindly ask them to explain to you why Kan
sas has proved "a graveyard of Governors.
~ j. Tribune.
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MrOtruI.

AID A NJ LUCY A. COOK T. d,
INA THE WELL KNOWN AND CELEBRATED
CLATiiV o Y a n II,
who has practccd Cairyoyan for the past II years,
in the description and Of Of the most difficult
Diseases which have baicd the skill Of Physicians and
has been pronounced by them ncurahc induced by her
success She informs the afflicted Of Montpelier and Vi
cinty, that she has taken Rooms at the Durham
Hotel Main Street. where she will be pleased to at
tend TO all who may favor her with call
Persons at distance who cannot attend in person,
be examined by communication, only requiring the name
age and complexion.
TO THE J. A DIES.
Madam C. has made their diseases her study for many
years. she s therefore, prepared successfully
this class Of Diseases whether Of public private
mrc. Madam Cooke intends to make Montpelier her
permanent location. All communications by mail or 9th.
trwsc, promptly attended TO-
ll3m I. "A. PRIEST, Agt.
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II II L 6 r Eat NEEDY
FOUND Ar LAST.
SHERWIN'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

PililhN IN = LOLl ABLE AOM ID.
For the permanent and speedy cure Of
Scrofuta, Erysioe'os, SAT- Rheura.
and all diseases arising from impurty Of the blood and
quickly restoring the patient 20 almost NEIF LIFE
This emnently successful medicine only gives PROMPT
relief 10 those who have been suffering for years nom tie
ravages Of those fell destroycrs,
Ergspclds, Scrofald and Liner Complaints.
with their attendant evils of Dyspepsia Pain in the s,om
ach Cosuveness &c &C., but completely cradcates ey-
cry trace Of disease fom the blood, and exors ana inv
Grating influence upon the whole system
To Bilious people this Compound is of inestimnbo val
ue-1s Il removes the bilious sccrcuons 10 which most
people are subject and If taken freely no other medicine
is ever needed for the purpose.
Ibis compound has been ina private practice
for years but has never before been offered 20 the public
but the steady and Increasing demand is sure proof of
its value, and the proprctors feel no hesitation In ofip
1t to dFfLiCTED HUMANITY
as the most potent medicine for the cure Of diseases that
has ever been placed before the public LISA Vcpcta
Ole Compound and 40 one need have the least fear bat
any mineral substances are used in its pfcparaton-and
to verify this he would state, that every physician ac
quanled with the formula freely prcsches thc compound
TO their patients needing remedy nvgoratc mo bo,d
ana eradicate humors from the system II is unnccessa
~ TO enlarge upon the virtues OF this medicine as il has
neoh tested by so many whose certificates are attached
to each bottle, who can be consulted 40 any time
what 1t has ELECTED once, il will do agaiu-that is re-
ue'e ile patient nom disease and restore the system TO
lis happy effect in every class Of diseases mus. be Nit
messed TO ue fully appreciated Ii has never been usod
without giving prompt relief aud ultimately comuletely
restoring the patient
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine pepornIy
PRICE 81 90 PER Bottle.
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Mtniral.

ONCE KNOWN NEVER FORGOTTEN.
If our readers would have positive luxu-
ry for the Toilette, use BLoDGErrs "PER-
SIAN BALM For Cleansing the Teeth, Sha-
wing, Champooing Bathing, Identifying the
Complexion, removing Tan, Pimples, Freck-
les, Sun Marks, and all disagreeable appear
ances from the Skin, it has no equal Sold
by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
5. S. BLODGETT q CO., Proprietors, og-
dcnsburgh, n. Y.
j. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury, Vt, General Agent for
Vermont to whom all orders should be addressed 5Om6
TRY THIS GREAT HOME LUXURY.
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n II. DOWNS ELIXIR is acknowledge
1 Y. Cd By an to De che BEST medicine for couch,
Colds, Group, &c., iu market.
DO sure and gci thc genuine which hos r. n Downs
name in bis own hand writing ON the urappsr.
Beware OF j. Curtsa' counterfeit.
have appointed j. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury Vt NV
uehcfh agent % whom a orders should be addressed
D. HENRY waterbury, VT, retail agent
"'iy n. II DOWNS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-11

STUTTERlNG AND STAMMERlNG--
- Cwedby DIR, WYKOFF OF Pittsburgh, Pa, without
Pain or Surgical Operation. Who will send the cure 10
any part Of the World receipt of $40 and the mon
ey returned II the cure is not cdeotual. ,,
W All letters must be addressed to DIR. WNChofI,
BoA 146, Pittsburgh, Pa, in Of Arthurs, kodgH"
Bankers.
IS. Correspondents will please enclose stamp 'O'
return postage
.CAurioN.--All persons who not produce my gen
uine certificate, are humhugs. OILY. Dr. W.
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Boots s. Sbots,

EALL HAS COME,
q S11aLkg -Asp--
oJ-X, NgSeSlg II Il r. r. @ K
~ PA q II
Have a large stock Of
Boots and S h oes,
Of every description.
Their Mems Boys and Youths Work consists ofcycry
grade Of stout douhlc-solo
THICK AND CALF BOOTS,
Light Fine sewcd, reggcd, Patent and Common and
French CeD Boots and Shoes,
tho choicest stock and work Also all descriptions Of
WOMEN WORK.
Fine all cloth and French Lasting
CONGRESS- AND LACE CATERS
Kid Jenny Lind aud Congress both double and
single sole, of the best custom work
and warranted.
Our department Of Missrs AND CHunnrN's Work
cannot be beat, and comprises every thing, from
INFANTS SOFT SOLE SHOES
MISS Es' LON COTS.
Our Rubber Stock Of Mems, Womons, Boys,
Misses and Youths
II u ID - r. II B O O II =
From the best manufacturers. Also
RUBBER SHOES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
To Merchants tho above kinds and many others will be
sold at tho lowest market price 10y the dozen
we are manufacturing very extensively, we think we can
compete with any other House in the same quality.
lJ' Please call and examine before purchasing
REMEMBER AT THE OLD STAND.
(Foumeriy occupied By ~ Harrcy q co..
NO. lG STATE STREET. MONTPELIER, VT
I AIDES SNOW BOOTS
IL At HERRlCK & PAGES,
No. l6 State street
VOU can guC Stout Double solcd Cali
L BOOTS at HERucK & PAGES.
I AIDES can get those Wide Shoes and
~ Bootccs at HERRlCK q PAGES
HERRICK & PAGE manufacture the best
IL kind u THICK BOOTS
HERRICK & PAGE manufacture every
IL thing in the shape Of BOOTS SHOES.
Nj ERCIIANrS can get supplied with
w BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBFRs at the lowest
Sept p, 1851 HEkRlCK x PAGE
HERRICK & PAGE keep at the Old
Stand formerly occupied by n. HARVEY X CO..
l6 State street
Doors & SHOES FOR MEN & BOYS,
Montpelier, May IS, 1851
TO CASH YERS ONLY.
L Gro. G. nlLES
WIN close ont bis stock of BOOTS & SHOES,
1T gery lo0 prices for cash.
c42m % PcH Street, BoSroN.
ID EAL GU TOM MAD E.
HI NEWS. BOTS' and YOUTHS
DOUBLE-SOLE COWHIDE BOOTS.
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MroiraI.
HEALTH OR s1cKNEss}
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM

HEALTH OR sICKNEssf
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM
N I. s,IllIIIl)
I'll o l. w Avs FILLS.
The blood furnishes the material Of every bone mos.
Gle, gland and fibre In the human frame When nnro
cssariy produces disease HoiLoWAY's PIf IA x Hee-
crate directly upon the elements Of the stream on INK
neutrazing the principle Of disease, and thus radically
curing the malady, whether located In the nerves. tbs
liver The bowels the muscles The skin the brain or anv
other part Of the system
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
HoILowAY's FILLS are equally eaicacious in
complaints common To the whole human race, and in
disorders peculiar to certain climates and localities
ALARMING DISORDERS
Dyspepsia and arrangement Of the liver the source Of
lnhimiy an9 suffering, and the cause Of innumcrhhle
aggravated, acting as mild purpatiye Alternative ond
tonic they relieve the bowels purify the fluids and M
.igofae the system and ihc constitution at the same
GENERAL wnAKNrss--Nsnvous CourrArNrs.
When all stimulants fail. the renovatnp and broein,,
properties OF these lils give hunncss to the shaking
nerves and enfeebcd muscles Of the victim Of genera
debility.
DELICATE FEMALES.
An inequalities and ailments incident to the delicate
and sensitive organs Of the sex are removed or pre,on
by few doses of these mild, but infahlc acratitrs
No mother who regards her her chldrcns health
should fail 10 have them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENT
Tl.nlou tsfUrf tlf r.,l.. ..ti..f
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USED TnRouGnour TIE WORLD


HOLLOWAY'S FILLS are equally caicacious in
complaints common To the whole human race, and in
disorders peculiar 10 certain climates and Localities
!. -. - -
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'ANHE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP
4 ~ THE WORLD!
Is the Patent ScIfGenorlting

n ~ Z mn " ONlD.
Is the Patent ScfGcncrlting
G A g Il 4 N p.
Particularly adapted to Churches. Hotels Halls Fac
tories Stores, Parors, Families, sc.
SOME OF ITS GOOD QUALITIES.
1t is perfectly safe. No chance for explosion
1t is not cNtinguishel by any ordinary wind.
II requires rcWickiug only once in six months.
IT will not get ont of order.
child may take Of it,
II is uncqualled for reading or sewing.
The light is not injurious to the eyes.
For economy, cleanliness and comfort, it dcfcs COM
petition, aud is the best light in the world.
The material used in these Lamps is common Burning
fuid All Fluid and Oil Lamps be altered into Gas
Lamps
The Gas Lamp is intended for common family use and
sells nom Sl,25 TO $500 according style also for
Stores, Churches, Hotels, &c.
This Lamp vii. give the amount Of light as three
Stearnc Saudes for one half hour and the flight
OF one foot gas burner for l cent an hour.
This Lamp which is pronounced by all TO be far supe-
nor to amy Lamp before offered to the inspection of
the public, is now exhibition at
u. r. RiKERS, State Street, MONTPELIER. ".
Who owns the right for Washington County, and will
sell Lamps or Town Rights.
during the day or evening.
Montpelier, Sept. 10, 1857. 57tf
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j. RUSSELL. sPALDING, u FREMONT ST. OPP
MUSEUM.
Wholesale Agent in Montpelier, J.. f. PIERCE, Drug
gst. In Waterbury, J. NJ. HENRY.
And sold by Druggists throughout the United ni'''
and British Provinces. soon
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The blood furnishes the material Of every bone r,,s
Gle, gland and fibre In the human frame When nnro
it secures health 10 every organ when corrupt n mo-
cssariiy produces disease. HOLLOWAY'S FILLS on
crate directly upon the elements Of the stream Of iG
ncutrazing the principle Of disease and thus radiony
curing the malady whether located In the nerves tbe
liver, The bowels the muscles The skin the brain or anv
| other mart Of the svstpfn. - 'l
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VHE best GLOVES and MITrENS are
A to be found at FRENCHS
Montpelier Oct. q 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-14


SUGAR AND MOLASSES. The sales of Sugar embraced
70 to 50 hhds mostly Louisiana at previous rates In Mos-
ses nothing of any moment done.
FLOUR. There was good demand with an improving
market and we noticed LOO bbs ST. Louis supehne at
s. S 500 Il, the same 500 Fnea 81 %, and 200 EXtr" ILL.,
pos at 81 IS bb Offers OF 81 s3a were refused for lou
Jbs St. Louis Supciue. We noticed the arrival from Mem
phis of a lot of 432 bhls ground from new wheat
GRAIN Corn was dull, with sales of 500 to 900 sacks
Mixed in lots at 56c 600 Prime White in several lots ut
s5G9Oc bshe Also Saturday G3l sacks yellow from
store AT soc u bushe Wheat 292 sacks New sold !" 81 81
n bushcl The sales Oats comprised lUo sacks ST. Louis
in lots III 6 few hundred 65l66, and $50 Prime Ohio
River AT 5c u b,she OF 800 sacks sold in lots
at 9o@95c T. lUObs
PROVISIONS Transactions iu Pork were confined to re
tail at S so Dbl for Mess OF Bacon 80 casks were sold at
II of Ribbed Sides l2ac, 10 Clear at A. 20 OF Prime
Shoulders ut e3 and private The sales OF Lard
included 40 terces and go kegs at lGc p H.
COFFEE. $50 bags sold at lie = ID.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. There was a good demand
with sales of 100 bbs Mt 40c about the and GO bbs
to arrive in day At 42c p gallon
WHISKY The market was dull and unsettled and no sales
of any moment reported
FREGHTS..A few hundred bales Cotton were shipped fol
Liverpool ut $ad.
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TOBACCO CIRCULAR.

NEW YORK, July 3, 1851.
The prevailing characteristic of the Tobacco Market since
our last issue Of marked inactivity in all its de-
plrtments been confined alone this
staple all other having been exceedingly
languid
the sales cannot learn that any
prices has occurred particularly for old crop
which comparatively The receipts of new Leaf
have have TRANSFERRED and
quotations nominal In short the peshable condition Of
large sampled dealers and from
operating From have OF the Western
that it is the most decidedly interior
The principal sales have been
manufacturers with limited parcels for Africa and
the West Indies.
We resume our quotations which still apply particularly
old leaf Inferior frosted, crop we slightly change
The accounts very encouraging for the crop
culture the weather at present. proving everything
requisite maturing large The sales $50
LIZ. Id M hl,d. Nirnin