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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-07

The greatest natural ornament to the "human form
diyine,n is unquestonably 6ne III xuriant. healthy
growth Of hair, It has been esteemed in all ages Of
the g9rd and among all nations, savage and civilized
Hence, the Indian brave regards the scalp Of his enemy
hig greatest trophy For similar reason, the fash
ionable uee often dsguises the region OF vanity well
her other chronological organs with borrowed locks
lie who should discover a mode of preventing the hair
from showing the inroads OF envious Time by turning
premaurely gray, method by which could be restored
when falling off and turning white, and way otpromot
ing its continued and uXuraut growth, would be justly
entitled to rank among the benelactors of the human
race. Read The testimonials in another column Of the
wonderful not say almost miraculous effects Of Pro
fessor Woods Hair Restorative" and If il has not
oompshed aft this.--CopttGi City Fact.
For sale by GEO K. sPuRR and by all respectable
Druggists, dA~2 je23
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h LIP ENG LISH,
U p Fl O L s t E r. e r.
Fosters Block,

~ \ IL ~ IL y L n IN Ii hs
Fosters Block,
Corner Of Main and Pearl streets, Worcerter
Also, Carpets made and put down
All orders promptly executed.
TERMS CASH.
CROCKERY, CLASS. AND FRENCH
CHINA WARE.
Our stock OF the above goods now complete in all its
parts, and offers
GREAT IND JUDGMENTS
to those who wish to replenish their tables and
especially to all who about commencing house keen
ing. We have on hand at all times,
ROGERS BROS. PLATED GOODS,
j. RUSSELL cos CUTLERY, (plated or not,)
Which we have tried and not found whiting.
These goods drew the Medal at the Meclfnios Fair
last Fans
Plated aud Britannia Tea Pots, Casters and Spoons
Solar Lamps, Kerosene Lamps, Fluid Lamps,
Tea Trays, Table Mats,
Everything that is needed furnish your tables in the
best manner.
Terra Gotta, Parian, and China Vases,
FANCY GOODS.
Our goods all selected with great care, expressly
70 our retail trade, are of the FIRST QUALITY and at
ia lowest prices for Cash, .
" Every article warranted as represented
apo deod&w FIRTH. & NICHOLS.
NewtOn's Cough BaIsam for the relief and
Of Group, Influenza, Bronchitis Whooping Cough
Common Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
orally, and long stan ling UoughsIn these, there not
its superior; and. while tits thus eeacious perfect
to administer all persons of all ages both az an
expectorant and as eInetic,
This Basam first compounded and used by late
ROT, Calvin Newton. D., with great success in ex
tensiva practice for many 1t only needs be
tried Co secure for it an unparalleled reputation
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by BUSH h
Co. Botanic Druggists 81 Front street, Worcester Mass
mch25 jeoetf
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IMPnRIAI. PTI1T0cpAnus

vLNFLIN is producing his new and inimitabla style
Of Photographs with entie success You have only to
sit for one pictures after which, the arst can make an
Indefinite number all uniformly good wit bout further
trouble to the subject They are cheaper more per-
rect considering their size, than any other picture and
do'tned ere long to supersede all other Photo graphic pro-
duelions
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"GeHerHI Oebiiily.''- There is no such disease
as"Debility,' or "Gsneral Debility" and the exhibi
tons of Bark, Iron, Bismuth, Tonic Birters or any
other kind of Bters 'strengtheners is the hight
Of empiricism. Read DR.. BLISS advertiser en- IN to-
70 DAY paper, on debility. d&w2w je23
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AUCTIONS.
w. VAIL. Anctioneer.

Ky e. ", VAIL, Aucuoneer.
A SSIGNEES, SALE.-will be sold at Auction,
N the premises at Pafkhurstylle, in worcester,
the Sth day Of July Coarse Wool Gard waste,
satinet Neadings Focks 1922 yds satinets for print
ing together with such Tools and other stock as was On
hand and belonging to the estate Of Mr. Nathaniel L.
Parkhurs an Insovent Debtor. Also, at same time and
place, all the right which said Parkhurst has to redeem
morgaged real estate Water Power situated oe
low the Red Mil recently occupied by himself, in said
Worcester Also, gnv right which he may have 20 car
tain real estate, situated o. the road from the CITY bail
to New Worcester Also any right he may have TO any
real estate on Austin elsewhere in ont OF said
city Of Worcester OF which cue notice will be given the
day and at the place Of said sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
FRANCIS II. DEWEY, I Assignees Of
VIM DICKINSON. }E R. Psrkhurst
Worcester, jane %, 1858 dts jy26
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ M. Nv. PRArr. Anctinnnnr -.

CNRASS AT AJCTI0Ns-Will be soil at Auc
W ton, on the premises. on SATURDAY, july 10Th
at o'clock p m, the Grass standing on about nine acres
Of land situated the old road leading to Holden one
mile north from the Court House, and opposite the Sow
TaryeFn" called The Grass is of the yery be ST qua
y, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers Sale pos
tive. Terms twirty days credit. dts iy7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-07

The subscribers the Patent Right for Wor.
cester County of the most beautiful ornament for the
Drawing Room or Parlor, yet devised the AquariA-
Offer them to the citizens of Worcester and vicinity for
sale, at prices ranging from $40 to $20-being
charged.
The style is conceded to be the best ever offered to the
public specimens may be at the American Tele-
graph Office, Lincoln House Block, >
Dealers supplied at wholesale prices. All orders by
mail or otherwise promptly attended to- Address
je1O DIFF Worcester'' Mass.
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The Thousands and tens of thousands that have
taken "IoRic Biters" without benefit will see the rea
son of their disappointment by reading the advertisement
in another column, on General Debility"
les
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- srRAYED.- -Brohe out from the enclos
INN ure OF the subscriber, tho 3Oth day Of June
6rJA bay Mare, thick set, short tn back name
S-lZ--2- aud medium size Whoever will return said
mare or give any informant where she may be found
shall be satisfactorily rewarded.
PARIS ToURLELLoT.
w0t Sutton, July 8, 1858 dtf iyT
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This new and beautiful style Of picture is ia st winning
the approbaton u the most faad'ous critics the fne
arts Ifcan be made perfect fac sistte Of nature
and less liable to change by light duration Of time than
any Amhrotype eOe1 made Made only at 1888 Main st.
AMB ROGRAPHS
Vehent in point Of expense and transportation of any
other style IL can be sent safely by mail in letter sub
ecI to no extra charge. and would he agreeable sur
prise to any friend or relative. 1t can be obtained only
at Claims for the nominal Of so cents EACH Made
only at 1888 Main street.
CLAFuiN still continues to make Daguerreotg pes and
heelnoypes IN his usual uniqne sye 1SS Main street,
over Citizens Bank. diff ap1b
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REAL ESTATE.

~ See Fourth Page for additional "ReaI
Estate" "To Let" Wants" sc.
49, ELEGANT AND VALUABLE
s3;.;E RESIDENCE FOR sALE.-Tbe subscriber, being
A about 20 abroad, is deirous Of dispcsin5 Of his
late residence in Worcester The Whole any part Of
the Furniture will be sold with the residence il desired by
the purchaser. Inquire Of Hon. ISAAD DAVIS, or
JOHN FIELD, Esq, Of Worcester; Col a. 2. COUR.
SER. Of NssbnssN II or o. WARREN LAZELL No.
10 Gold stree, New York City.
CHARLES THURBER.
New York. June % d2awtf je26
- HOUSE FOR SALE.-The estate now
Si.iiI occupied by me, the north side Of Pleasant
;h Street, will be sold cheap for cssh. The lot is so
feet front by so deep, up which is neat little cottsge
containing seven rooms Well supplied with hard
and soft water. Apply the premises NJ 81 Pleasant
Street. WALTER STEARNs.
jeIs DIFF
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The Celebrated Revolving Clothes
FFnmes.ri
constantly on hand and for sale as above.
niche dtf IL HOLDEN
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NTEsSENGER'S NOTICE.-WoRcrsTER ~
lVA July g. 1855. HENRY CHApIN, Judge of Pro
bate and insolvency. in and for the county Of Worcester
has this day issued warrant against the Estate az
ADlLgHUs y Brown Of East Douglass in said cou A.
ty Worcester farmer, Insolvent Debtor, and The
payment OF any debts and the delivery Of any
belonging to the said lnsovent debtor, him. or FOR ia
use, Hd the transfer Of any property by him. is forbid
den by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors OF the said insolyen
debtor will DO held the Court of insolvency. 10 be hold
en- at WoFce4ter in the county Of Worcester, on the
twenty seventh day Of July inst at two O'Clock in the
afternoon, for the proof Of Debts and the choice Of an
assignee or assigneos
J. DAY. Deputy Sheriff,
Jyf d2t6WIt MESSENGER
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ca, 81 s1,s7, si,s7, 1857.
DOUGLASS & SHERVYOOD's
oELEB RATED
WATCH SPRING sac RTS.
large pile this day received and selling rapidly at
$l,S7 each.
"No ONE Else HAS THEM"

A few WROUGHT COLLARS, at l2tc.
High colorei rARLT0Ns, for covering gilt frames,
aery fine at 25e per yard
Childs' Fancy HOSE, az 12lc.
Misses Unbleached HOSE, heavy, 10 and 10.
Ladies' White Open HOSE at 1sc.
MITTS at Leduced Prices.
PARAsoEs at Reduced Prices
BLACK vELvETs, all widths less than ever before
About SO yds. left of that While LINEN damaged
by water at the Milk street fire.
Six pair Ladies Hose for 1885, and look at them.
Handsome Embroidered Gloves 13c.
Plain Summer Gloves 40
Ny stock must be reduced to the lowest possible Hgue
and 1t shsll be done If low prices can effect it,
HENRY o. CLARK, Agent.
jye d4s cark's Block.
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ANLOUR AND GRAIN.-sTOCK 4 STAND
ior sales also the Stock and Stand Of ship Stores
and pblp Vhandery business Ia the city Of Doston-@
Both have been long established ars well located aud
Joy an excellent run Of business The propreiors
ABOUT ENGAGING In other business and The above offers
strong Inducements 70 an active OF moderate capital
% DO safe and profitable business win b. seld separ
ate or together. InquIe u 8. r. NILES, Advertising
Agency, sconay building nddress Box 1880 Boston,
MaaB. dQm jelT
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SARATOGA SPRINGS. Drs. HAMILTON
- = CALKINS's MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN
sFTrUTE.-0pen for patients or both sexes and at all
Seasons Medcated Baths, Gymnastic, Distetic Hygi-
euc, Hydfopathic Medicinal means and Mineral Waters
used in the treatment Of Diseases. DR.. r. Hamilton
gives special stten to thetreatment of diseases Of BE
males Prof Calkins Medical and Surgical diseases Of
every variety. For particulars address ROBERT HAM
ILr0N, NJ. D., Saratoga Springs, Y.
ie2 dha3m
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People'sGeneraI House-Furnishing Store,
Nos. 226, 22s, $50. and 2s2
MAIN ST, WORCESTER.

The attention of the public is particularly called at
this time to the sale Of
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II "A Il . Il * =,
Of all descriptions, including Partdges Cast Steel Elias
tic Forks, acknowledged to ba The best sCYrHE
bNATHS in great variety, from the different Makers Of
various qualities and prices Revolving Horse Rakes.
Hand Rates scythe R IS, scythe Stones Grain Cradles
&c. Also,
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EpUGGY FOR SA Lea top buggy, thoroughly
~ buil, and has been run very lftle fnonirc o.
an2s ar MARSHALL MILLS, May nlSsat
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THNHE CITY GRTST MILL.
'MerriHeld's Building,
Exchange Street, Worcester, Mass.
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Of the best quality, and Grindstone Fixtures.
In short, every description Of Hay and Harvesting
Tools in use in this part Of the country and embracing
the largest assortment offered in this city, all Of
which will be sold at small advance from Wholesale
prices
ielS dEwtf Il ID TOVEIT.
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TIM ROOFING AND JoBBINg

Done in the best manner, BY experienced workmeu.
Please call and my stock of Goods before purchase
inn elsewhere. All Goods soil work done at No. 10
SNuthbridge street, warranted to give satisfaction.
Je24 diff J. W. JORDAN.
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EpRICK! BRtCK!! BRlCk!!! Per-
&D sons in want Of the best article OF Brick
utactured In Worcester County informed that they
goft
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KV o u ID A T LAS T (!
u At No. 16 southbridge street, Worcester, Mass,
large assortment of
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NOTICES.

NJOTICE.-M1ss SWAN. olairvoyant Physician,
" has removed from No. Central Street to No. %
Exchange Street. feE rds east Of the Bay State House.
Worcester, July 2, 1858. dlEt
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WASHINGTON CITY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER H. 1858
which may Do grante BY the lsmporor o. chlna o any

which may be granted by the Emperor of China 10 an,
other nation.
Art 55. The conditions affecting indemnity for ex
peses incurred and loss sustained in the matter of the
Canton question, to be included in separate article
which shall be in every respect Of equal validity of Other
articles Of the treaty
Art Sc. Ratiications 70 be exchanged within year
after the day of signature
A separate article provides that sum Of 1000 00o
tacs on account of the losses sustained by British sub
ects through the misconduct of Chinese authorities al
Canton and further of 1000 900 taes on account
of tho expenses of the war; shall DO paid to the British
representative in China by the authorities of the Kwrng
Tung province
The arrangements for effcctng these payments 10 be
determined by the British representative in concert with
the Chinese authorities at Kwang Tang.
The British forces not 10 be withdrawn from Canton
until the above emounts discharged in full
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three months besides which, tho navigation Is very
much impcdod just there by shoals and san banks that
only leave channel for vessels of great burden
Now, however, this difficulty VIII be obviated by trans
ferrng the port TO Casties Bay, splendid natural ar
Dor in the Gulf OF arty which is open almost all The
year round and from whence railroad might be easily
constructed 10 Maryinsk second Iussian station fur
ther up the Amoor, which is only about sixty versts
distant and would less than 800 versts OF river
navigation small Russian settlement has existed nt
Costin bay for several Year, but t not thought ad
visabe to found regular naval arsenal there as long
Il was doubtful whether the Chinese would agree to give
up that portion Of their territory in addition TO the coun
try the left bank Of the Arnoor According To the
last accounts the inhabitants Of Siberia were fastening "
take possession Of the promised land Whole caravans
Of emigauts passing through Nertchnsk on their
way the south detachuents OF troops were being
moved down the river with stores aud artillery 70 garr
son the new forts that are In of erection.
General Mourayien, Count Mouiavief Amoorsky, as
we must now call him. had left Agoor for Nkolaycrsk,
from whence he to proceed to Casns bay and the
Island of ssgbaln where Russian settlements have
been recently established
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THE RUSSIAN TREATY.

Sr PrrERsDunGn, Sept lIth.-Thc frontier between
the two empires has been fixed with great accuracy, and
In n manner exceedingly advantageous to Russia. Down
to the mouth of the Oosscor which emptcs itself into
the Amoor, in 48 deg. lat north and l35 deg long.
east Of Greenwich the boundary Is formed by the hter
river but from the point ust mentioned line viii be
drawn to the canal of Tarary by which not only both
the banks Of the Amoor but the whole triangular tract
OF land enclosed between that mighty stream and the
sea- und which would bc its natural eRbouchare II II dd
not make so sudden and inconvcnicnt bend TO The
north will become Russian territory. This stipulation Il
of the highest possible Importance in fact the ccsson OF
The neck Of land in question absolutely necessary 70
render the Aoor fully available to its new owners In
consequences Of the eccentric direction which the river
assumes after IL has stretched down TO the south as far as
the forty sixth degree il falls into the over seven de-
grecs to the north OF that point and the climate OF those
regions being much than might bc ancipa
ted from their geographical position, enormous guam
tt OF ice acoumuatcs at the month of the Anoor during
tho winter and renders il inaccessible for nearly nino
months in tho year This is serious drawback, tncu IL
restricts maritime operations at Nikolayerk, the present
chief port Of the Amoor country, to the brief period Of
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O. 100 rcams coorod medium, assorted colors)
5000 writing paper 10 by 20 inchcs TO weigh twenty
eight pounds per rcan.
500 reams writing paper 10 By 2oincies 70 weeh Weh
three pounds per rean a
~ g. 3l00 writing paper, IL by 20 nches 10 weigh
a# twenty six pounds. e. IA
4. 100 writing paper, lS by " lnSles 10 wfigh
twenty four pounds per ream.
$40 writing paper, IL by 10 inches, 10 wcigh
a twenty pounds per rean
0. 400 writing paper ~ by lS lnches 70 wegh
. twelve pounds pcr rcnn. .#
All papers designated n classes 6and must contain 4so perfect
sheets Tho uircs they be made Of the
finished tho best manner
The plIcrs white blue Of the regular stand
respective kinds and OF such weights s may be re
auircd by this Office be white aud Of the
sz,san weights specified In tho schedule
right Of ordering greater or lcs quantity Of each
In all tho cassos 10 be furnished nj
such quantities ~ the public service may require
will considered srlnricy and DO sGict 10 sepa
bidders cner for One or more " The classes
the proposal .ztg 1,
No considered unless accompanied by tho
guaranty bidders his their proposal shall be
acceIe obligation with good and sufficient sure
ties To furnish 5roposcd hank forms for proposals VIII
bo furnished Office will bp acn liberation
unless substantially agreeing herewith
All Tho PAPER several classes must be delivered n such
designated in Washington city, In good or
der every extra charge expense and subject the
inspection count weight aud measurement OF tho superintendent
and bo In al respects satisfactory.
Samples a the required may DO secn NJ s ONCE OF
will be persons applying for them sss&
The prousas opened in the required by law son
tho frat Tuesday tho Monday in December" next (ih
md will bp awarded TO tho lowest bidder
Proposals Addressed TO GEo W. npwAAS superintendent
Of tho Public Printing Capitol Of tho unitd stas nnt enoorscu
ai'Topn8als for supplying pnpcr.n gs6ss fsr
5--eotd
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OBHUARY

The Charleston Mercury the dcccase OF John
Ashe Aston at Sulliyans Island, on the Sth Instant
Mr. Aston was one of the few men In our community
who are men of leisure, and yet men of usefulness he
cultivated and enjoyed society at the same time TINT hc
was active in all public enterprises looking 70 the mn
movement and refinement Of life. He was relative Of
the late Washington Aston, and possessed the Tcineu
tastes Of his ilustrious kinsman He was Largely istfu
mental in getting up tho Fraser Gallery ana 20 Nun,
more than to any other must be attributed the existence
Of the Carolina Art Associations which was so
organized in our city during the last winter IN truth
lie was lover in all its forms and seemed TO yern
for the beautiful in nature in oil its manifestations TO
refined and cultivated tastes he added the most generous
hospitality. No man delighted more In the society Of
friends and very few possessed in return many worthy
Of his affection. He of warm and genial temper
Of liberal mind and of the most courteous and graceful
manners and although thorough man OF the world IN
his bearing and experience he far above IL in the pu
rity OF his domestic @ and in his truthful simple and
manly virtues.
John W. Kelly Of CaIaway county Mo-, died carly the
present month For many years Col Kelly represented
Holt county, and two yca ago he ran ON to uckct WIN
Col Benton for 1t. Governor since which time he has
lived in retirement upon his farm in Galway county
The death Of Jonas Fiazce adds another honorcd name
to the dead roll Of the army Of the revolution Az the
advanced age Of ninetynne years and two months he
departcd in peace the 7th instant at his home in
MiafnItown Hamilton county, Ohio. The veteran sol
dior was horn in Westicld Essex county, New jersey
Auoust A. 1852 Ia 1850 he enlisted under Capt Craig
In the militia service He several times engaged IN
skrmishcs with marauding parties Of tories aud .pc
robbers bandits which piIlaged and destroyed through
ont the surrounding country IIe Witnessed the destrue
on Of the Connecticut farms, and the execution of tho
infamous Morgan, the bribol sentinel who shot the pa
riot minister Rev. James Caldwell, Of ElMbcthtown.
lie served near three years and hooably discharged
For sixty years be lived in this region He al
ways poor, but strictly honest man Cacinaa c5@'ar-
ff{
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once superintendent orthe public Printing,
PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING THE PAPER

DR0POSALS FOR FURNISHING THE PAPER
FOR THE PUBLIC PNriNGIn Of the provisions
of tho provide executing he public printing" &c a
proved 1882 sealed proposals will be received at this
onco tho Capitol until the st Monday (oh dy) OF December
next IL O'Clock NJ for furnishing the that bs required
r the public printing for hc ending tho LIST day Of Dcem
Der, 1859.
The sutoncd specifies nearly be asceraned, tbs
quantity quality and description Of each kind OF paper that VIII DO
required:
Class l.
printing unoendered 10 measure "a by
SO inches aud to weigh forty e pounds TO the ream Of sso sheets
Class
printing caleniercd TO measure by SS
inches and weigh pounds 10 tho rcam OF 4so Sheets
CLASS
supeno printing paper hard sized and caendcrc
10 "a by 80 inches aad 10 weigh foryght pounds to tho
rcain OF 4so sheets.
1000 surenc map paper sized and olendcrod OF such
may required corresponding in weight with
urng inches weighing pounds Of aso
sheets.
@ Class s.
supcrne plate paper aendercd nnclendered
qurcd ~ by "a inches and Of such wog per ream AZ
may be required. t5t s
Tho paper the above classes TO be Of linen
cotton all aiucration with mineral other sn
saucs wrteness and IN quroa Of twentyfvur
bundles each each 70 con
Uniformity In color, thickness, ard weight
required bundle exclusive of wrappors varying
tile standard weight VIII be received
gross weight win all be required Mixing Of various
bundle make tho weight will DO con
slered violation Of the contract sa5a rs.