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HOW TO MANURE TREES

Very few persons manure trees growing in
sod or grass land in a judicious or economi.
cal manner. The general practice is to dig
the manure in within diameter Of SIX feet,
having the body for the centre. The tree
takes is food from the young rootlets, whose
mouths extend just as far on every side as
the branches Of the tree hence the manure
applied close TO the body Of the tree, is NOT
where the roots take il Up, and, Of course,
butlittIe Of its value Is absorbed by the tree.
II you doubt il, just try the experiment on
two trees. Serve The one as above named
and the other as follows, viz; Mark a circle
around the tree. having for its outline the
exact radius formed by the oyerhanging
branches; dig on the inside side Of this cir.
Gle trench two feet wide and one foot deep
mix weTrottei manure half and half will
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LOOK AFTER THE YOUNG COLTS, cALyE,
AND LAMBS.

LOOK AFTER THE YOUNG COLTS, CALVES
AND LAMBS.
These young animals, being weaned. and
getting good, healthy growth on the fresh
grass Of the summer pastures, are apt to get
pinched by the sharp frosts Of October and
November, if exposed to them, and the occa
sional cold rains Of the season. With plen-
y Of food. frosty night. in dry weather,
does not hurt them. But, IL possible, we
would prefer to bring all the young things
TO the shed at night, where they can rest
under 4 warm, dry covering, and 60 out
when the sun is well up 10 the morning. No
animal, particularly young one, likes frost.
ed grass, while frozen; therefore they do not
eat il until the frost melts away, and they
are quite as well in the stable, with little
sweet hay before them. which they will readi.
J eat at this time Of the year--and all the
better as a change Of diet. We have seen a
fine lot OF calves. lambs, and colts in nice
condition, from being left out through Sc
ries Of frosty nights, and October aud No.
yember storms, with plenty Of grass about
them, run down their flesh wretchedly, from
exposure alone; and when il is so easy to
prevent il, care should be taken TO do SO. A
well summercd animal, young o. old. should
70 into winter quarters thriving; then i well
led on winter fodder. it will keep thriving.
Otherwise, il stunts, and it takes extra food
to start /: again; and perhaps loses half a
seasons growth. just for the want Of little
pains taking at the proper season. Now IS q
capital tine, too, TO dumesticate the young
things. il they have been any way shy before.
Garry them good little odds and ends Of your
garden stuff, vegetable tops-such as beets,
carrots, turnips, parsnips, cabbage leaves,
and pumpkins. Feed them from the hand ;
give them triHe Of salt let them become
familiar with. and love you. A tame animal
will winter twice as easy as wild one, and
the pleasure and profit Of your stock IS IN.
creased wonderfully over the kick and cua,
/" get out Of the way" aud "stu-boy fash.
ion Of some bafbarians that We could men
tion. Amtr. dg.
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SmithWood Female School,

TsHls Institution is now under the control Of Mis-
ANNA ]. LYNCH, whose experience and sue.
cess In teaching will secure liberal patronage. The
next session will commence on the first Monday Of
August next. This school is pleasantly situated in the
south Eat Of uiliord in strictly moral neigh
borhood. Board be obtained at from sir seven
dollars near the Academy II is The design Of the pro-
preios 70 make this pefmsnent Institution for the
thorough instruction Of girls both in the useful and
namental branches. Music will he taught by the most
competent teachers and strict care wlbc taken Of The
morals and department Of pupils.
WI. LONG, pron,;o,o,.
PC. SMITH, riop'ie'Ois.
July 81. 52-sw
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For the Hillsborough Recorder.
TO MY ONLY BR0THE X /.


BY S. II. D.
Oh, seraph-like word to fond sisters heart!
soft cadence thrills through her veins without art
II the sweet word but light on her cars;
A gentle respondence is waken'd within,
And she wishes to hear it repeated again,
For nothing more soothing appears,
Sweetest word to my heart, dwell ever with me,
And thy magical power my guardian shall be,
When think Of the dear ones now gone;
The lost ones call'd by that title endearing,
Who have resch'd their bright home-forevcr CEASE
fearing,
While their mom'y is still my sweet dawn.
still have one brother, one only is left;
There are three now in heaven Of whom I'm bereft,
Yet one my treasure is still;
love his bright eyes, wherein sparkles his soul,
love his sweet words that right mrriy roll,
And the laugh that can oil his joys tell
Ny brother, sisters best wishes are thine,
May long be blessed in calling thee mine,
rich sOlsce 'twould prove in distress;
My hear, is with thine, in joy and in sorrow,
Ife'er ono dry is sad mays thou have bright NOR
row,
And Heaven my dear brother bless.
There il sure some Of heaven in love such as this
Inlerminglcd the ties Of affection and bliss.
The thoughts and the words all blended;
While we hope Ear beyond this vain world Of show
Forever to dwell when we leave all below,
Where our bliss will never be ended;
-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01

To wash hair brushes, never use soap.
Take piece Of soda, dissolve it in warm
water, stand the brush in it, taking care that
the water covers only the bristles. 1t will
almost instantly become white and clean.
Place it in the air to dry with the bristles
downward, and it will be as firm as a new
brush.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01

ANTIDoTE FOR THE BITE OF A RATTLEsNAKE.
A Mr.. Arney, in the Kansas Bloomington
Pantograph, says: Thoroughly saturate the
place bitten with the tincture of iodine, and
give five or six drops on sugar, and it will
prevent any bad effects from the bite OF a
rattlesnake."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01

the best Of the soil, or earth dug out Of the
trench with it; then replace the turf, and
wheel away the refuse or extra earth; rake
clean and smooth; you will have a good
growth Of tree; your fruit large and fair,
and no unsightly or unnatural hillock or
mound around the body Of the tree.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01
HILLSBOROUGH MILITARY
ACADEMY.

IN January 18th, 1859. the Institution above named
will be opened at Hillsborough, N c., TO be con.
Quoted in chief by Capt q, G. Tew, now Superintend
ent OF the State Military Academy al Columbia, South
Carolina, and Mr.. w. ID. Gailard, a graduate OF the
South Carolina Military Academy, and an instructor oi
approved experience The drill, discipline, and course
Of studies will assimate nearly as practicable to
those Of the Virginia and South Carolina State Military
Institutions. The studies of the first two years. OF
preparatory course, will be, Arithmetic, Algebra, Eng
sh Grammar, History Of the tIhited Stales History OF
England, Ancient History, Mythology, Geography,
French and Latin. The details OF the advanced course
will I've announced hereafter.
The Academic year will continue uninterrupledly
from January 18th 10 the fourth week in November
The charge will be 5000 per annum payable as fol.
lows: 500 at the commencement Of the Academic
year; 500 on May ls, and 800 on August LIST, for
which the Academy will provide instruction, text
books, stationery quarters, board, fuel, lights. washing
clothing, Except shirts, drawers, and socks and med
ical attendance.
No pupil will be admitted under l3 or over IS years
Of age, or who cannot read and write with facility.
Pupils will be received rs day scholars for dill and
instruction at The rate Of $05 per annum payable in
three equal nstamenis at the dates above mentioned
Butin this case they will be provided with arms and
accoutrements only, and responsibility will rest upon
the Academy except during the hours at which such
pupils are actually engaged on drill or at recitation,
For further Information address the undersigned at
Columbia, s. G., until January LIST, after that date al
hillsborOugh, NC. C. C. TEW.
Sept. 10. -5m.
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PRATT, OAKLEY & CO..
FLAT Parma, Bruee A. t.o..l

PRA IN n UA \ Il II q z q,
(Late Farmer, Bruce q Co..
Publishers, booksellers and StGiioners,
No. 81 Murray Street. New York.
ID o.& Co.. offer At low prices g, cash. and Iibcfa
u terms fof approved credit. large stock Of BANK
and 0EflCE STATIONERY, BLANK and AC.
COUNT BOOKS. Receipa and Memorandum Books
PAPER OF ALL KINDS. Cards, Circulars, Bill
Heads, &c, Printing and Iiihographing executed 10
order. Bihies, Miscellaneous. and School Books.
D. q. * Co. Publish Bullion's series q Grammars
comsocks series on the Sciences Hookcrs physclo.
gcs Brocklesby's Aafonomies; Olnry's Geography,
newly revised; southern csss Readers Palmcf's Book
keeping; aud the "chsapes, aud best" Spelling Book
ever used.
August u. 52-6m.
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Kerosine Oil and Kerosine Lamps.

hefOsIHe WI ana hVTUsIIIV IIHIIIps'
WE have received our lhiid lot Of these valuable
w Lamps and Oil. Many Of our citizens who
have used this oil for some tins past say il does not
there u saving of iwo.ihifds IN cost. Besides this,
one Lump viii give beautiful clear light equal 10 that
ofthree candles Il can also be graduated that
you can have very brilliant light o. q rlimmeI
changing Il in a moment Th. renders Il very useful
for families and sick rooms. We are the only Agents
here lot Jones patent, which is the latest improve.
ment.
They viii come into general use as they become bet
iet known f5r never IN single instance have we heard
any eomplsint. Call and get one at
J. g. TURRENTINE & SONS.
August ~. 81
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsnINaToN, Jan.

WAsnIsGToS, Jan. 10. .,
SESATE.-The Chair presented commnnica-
ton from the Sec'ry. of War, giving the number
of troops stationed in Kansas for each quarter
from the LIST Of May, 1856 to the present time.
Mr.. Mason, from the Committee on Foreign
relations, made report of Central American
affairs.
The report reviews at length the whoIeicase
saying in conclusion: the Law of 1874, equally
with that of11sls, was forwarded in wise policy
.topreserve the peace of the country and main
tain atnity and anieable relations with foreign
States.
Mr. Harlem, of Iowa, addressed the Senate
on Kansas affairs.
The Lecompton Constitution was discussed
and postponed TIL Friday. The Senate adjourn
ed 4e18
HoUsE- The Speaker announced the mem
bers of Select Committee on Pacific Railroad.
The House went into a COMMITTEES of the
whole of the Union on the Invalid pension
bill.
Mr.. Gartrcll discussed tie subject fully and
the House adjournsi- to
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PROM KANS IS

AAlNS9sAfS.s- fsir
+ ST. LOUIS, Jan 25.-Late Kansas adVices state
that an act has passed the lower branch Of the
Legislature aboiishiBg slavery IN the Territory
after the first of March next
Serious disturbances between the settlers on
the Shawnee reservation and Indians, resulting
in the death Of the latter, and their drawing OF
all the settlers, burning their houses and crops.
Gov. Richardson arrived at 0tnaho, Nebras-
ka or 10th and in reply to the message from the
of the Legislature now at Florence eX-
presses his disapprobation of their recent adj
iournment TO that place and requests their inn
mediate return to Omaha s.-=..a
IA gentleman from Leayenworth on goth inst,
arrived this evening, and reports hOving travel
led from Weston to Boonville with, a messenger
bearing dispatches from Calhoun to members Of
the Cabinet at Wsshington; the tenor af which
as derived from the messenger, is that Calhoun
had rejected the returns sent Denver, instead Of
asking him to take ground In accordance with
the Lecompton Schedule, they are therefore de-
clared void and illegal; this gives the Stats Off
GERS 10 the Democrats, and also one majority in
the Council and two in the House.
Mr.. Slower, Democratic member OF the Leeis-
lature had been shot on the stage between Wy
ahdottc and Lawrence; he will probably die
Henderson is still in custody at Lawrence
Ex-Goyerhor Of Kansas, Nh. Stanton, arrived
this morning ,.,g,s =
Francis Tamnany of Missouri has been APP
pointed agent of the Sacs and Fox Indians.
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FROM NEW YORK.

JAN, 25,-rhe Times advices from Salt Lake
are to ,1Dth,of December; the Mor,nOns are not
counting on 'Rnsopens light, b6ta gprrilla war
fare. The crops are abundant: Every able
bodied man to be under arms in the Spring
The majority OF tho men are ilt favor of war.
They are said TO have plenty of spies in the
army.
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NEMI Work MARKEr.

JAN. 26.- Flodi buoyant, 5000 bbls sold at
81, 25a4,30 for Slate, and 81, s5a6, 90 for Ohio,
an advance,of % on each. Wheat quiet Corn
buoyant at 6lia6z for Yellow. Pork buoyant but
unsettled. Stocks opened active and higher,
but showed, aWeaknsss at the. close. Sterling
exchange fat, tt3
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mnMRY Mnrlf,R.

should have been paid long before this gf urd nov
compelled TO have Is collected. therefore so11eE
ali that accounts be found ~ my
store, No rs Main for THfEfr D1Es from this date
viii lie made for collecting
sA9ss not ss 5i , z .A' ,lHs, A4 I11S
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charter Election.-.0 !f3fial Retlgns,
..sssnt below the official returns from all the
p ir.rls in the city. The successful candidates
arc marked thus
R w. Harding for Treasur, and r. Hamil-
,oo for Wharf Master, were not opposed.
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Attempted Theft. I've understand that the
dwelling house of the Rev. Mr.. Perkins was
entered on Sunday evening last by some pr6wi.
ing william, wnile the family were at church.-
The appearance of the servant girl caused him (
to suspend his operations and hastily quit the
premises. 49,
Look out for Judgement Justice and Equity.
MIR. Hamilton, superintendent of our steam
press, was yesterday elected Alderman in his
(1sD Ward This is handsome compliment TO
Mr. 81. by his neighbors, aud one every way
merited by him.
Tie Riuey, is falling slowly The weather yes
terday was warm cloudy. The Courier was dis
charging her cargo and receiving return trr.
She leaves this evening.
The Convoy is doing splendid business in
the Wheeling and Stubenyille trade. She
brought down some four or fiue car loads of
freights yesterday for the Baltimore and Ohio
road.
"7ziaI Of iti''-You#c can get at the Bridge
corner Drug Store, of r. II. Logan & Co. DIR.
James extract of Cannalis Indica. Terrel's
celebrated healing ointment for cuts, burns,
chaps, letter &c Flavoring extracts The finest
Perfumeries. Hair Brushes, Combs, Soaps,
Worm Candies, English Mustard Arrow Root,
(real Bermuda,) Trusses, Shoulder BRACES, SC.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours.
--s. =
A LIVER REMEDY.-We, wish to say to every
person who reads this that. there is an article
known as DIR. SANFoRD's INyIGoRAToR, orLiyer
Remedy. which can be relied on MS certain to
cure liver complaint in any ofits forms, such as
Jaundicc, Dyspepsia and numerous other COM
plants, described in another column, besides
which it is one of the greatest prepa. atoms or
cures for consumption, takenin early stages,
that is now known.
we take it for granted, as experiment has
proven, that diseases of the lungs are not gen
orally the first cause of consumption, but de-
biliated system, caused by the improper action
of the liver, which reduces the power of the
lungs to resist or throw off diseases by cold and
irritation leaving the lungs at the mercy oftls
disease, because the liver has incapacitated
them from performing theirproper actions of
throwing off diseased matter caused by. cold.
Thus.to prevent consumption, cure the liver
and keep the system strong enough to throw off
slight diseases of the lungs. ~
There is not i'll the world better liver reme-
dyior cure for. debilliated system than DR..
Sanford's Inyigorator, for it has been fully tried
in large and extended practice till its results
are fully known, and it is Offered as tried rem
edy, and one TINT can be relied on.-EGitcnster
Wig. jan 0
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VIZ request that our patrons would always
...,1 in their advertisements by three O'clock
- the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
~ in the morning following. The crowd of
'ight work renders it necessary.
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-unnA1I.Y INTELLIGENOER

1 u he furnished to subscribers living in any
# the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
PSI, nv leaving their names at the office, or at
' wssr' Literary Depot, corner Main and
Monroe streets.
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SUPERIOR NEWS INK
received at this office, another lot of Bprrs
Ssrs 1n-.he bssttn the country Orders from
'lP Ps,,y osiees promptly aIled. Terms cash
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NOTICE.

FTlE Annuai Meeting Of Tire stOheFs Of the Crescent
AIanufaefuring Company, the choice % PFestuts
pIFsetors, $ aud tbs tFanseoiIon O. sus ether
may legally before them, will be held atte oie
The Company. Wheeling, Va, at IL o'clock A. ~ on
"WEDNESDAY, February lOth, 1858,
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DI6SOBUTION

THE arm OF Doane Ceusn Is this day dissolved By
mutual eOTsent business Of the lTm viii be lea
IN the hands A. poane, who Is fully authorized % use
TIE OF the tFui In settling up Its aHairs
vAssI.ps, Jan. 9Th. lsss. VA cSNGiEL
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COMMERCIAI.
MFoLEsAI. % MEAfsII t:.ll.
WHEELixo, Jan. II, 1855!

CORRECTED DAILY PROM ACTUAL SALES
ny 4. IA .lFDlIPAH KEY. 3fj
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FRIExp WOoD. Il - d lonr I'll
Geld before ] got The bottle oI 81
gave me an order n yonr aEr1t
= re concluded % tn u on Mrs.
test % lts power. 1thta dp1e q
Woul.. do; aud othgEsof M f1m,|
messed fts enects, are roa using
~ othsrs "A enliIlrtl h. tie NirItI
forh Again. veg rs'Ps''i1i'l
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ELECTION TICKETS!

W. are prepared to. print, in asuPeFlor styJe |
-;tb disratch NIL kinds of tickets for the
anu ; w., charter election Send in your orders.
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Co-Partnership.

TIE undersIEne have this formed aeopaFtneFshP
under the name o. DOane Adams, for tle purpose
% transacng sensFaI Commission Flour ana rig Iron
WurehouSe, Main and Quincy stsp
i0rmtily occupied By Doane Cowgirl.
W SlSIs Jan. 4 ISIS. ISIS. tiES. PSAMs
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BR.AGc9s ARCTIC INIMMNT.

This neomprehehsi6Is LinnsHt, upon which the great
the pangs Of Rheumatism Nepraigia, Gout, Eryspeay
Cancer, scroula, spfains uiss, Burns, scalds and ali
araIOns the prspTIstors give the encouragement q
the following o. stew 0i the Won
tacates nom the Named are in the possssslon Of
the ProPrttors but their Length precudss publication OF
One Hottie Triumphnnt.
MONT, No. Morgan Street, Louis, having
sutred for three with Isheunatis and tried
preparations without effect, cured by y bot
''s u - sSnt q pnraatory.
Henry Davis Mound street, st Louis, who says he
suIering the pRngs Of purgalory with Neuralgs,
months, was by three four appcatlons Of the
-'s''S '''''' ply tIe I.IttIe chiIdren.
chicago was sealded ali over BY the upsettng Eetts
Of boiling water The Arctic Imminent applied accord
aud in few days the little sufferer was wen.
Restored 10 EseHuty.
Mrs. George X Tyler, Canal street, NJ had long sur
fered from painful and dsgdrihg eruption face,
AMI ths bottle Of the carel, and
4," rsq - ''' 4 aIorrISis TunaoE. sso7
MSy me Bssk s yls q
until he Irted the arctic Inmsht Three bottles cured
" Wondcrrai GureI.
Mrs Bedford Mobile was confined 10 her three
ssi s. ss s
- AN Isx elosIon.
MhEarais, TksN Nov 2sta, 1887.
sealde by hsexploslon Steam Boer friend
to try Bra Arctic Inimsnt The
the pain was gone from tie bTIises In Two weeks was
we'll an sSs e fi rs.enes J.ok.o ss
The BIIud Sect
81. wkRsFEE CRY iowa Nov Oh, 1851 /
DIR. A. g. BRAoo-Dear Sr For than three ScaTs
had been afflicted With inAnEed eyps In an
degree anstrisH various and Inostnms,
Ea@sh and q P ay II. ne 1s
daughter was In The same nanner for the same
IL one abisS y5F T4iuSs InIHsn Sud bs
d1l S5essid - oy. iSesis1
soat int aiuabil rent ny house. foars trliy,
vIps4ta cifS, iowa, N soE i IS, ISL
Rassshl 81 Is mentions sad
wSPsNq5El,: Y. wsss.st oi,y.
This IagSiatss lsninsnt Is equally eicatious
curing The diseases of Witness s following
keen lie tSo livery are GEN.
orally skhesa hopttfe Lifted
We, t6s Dr. iiris ATetse Iisi,
as LSE IAN r e zen a
.alisiiei 5sleE sis BEST Ilalnsns alas
aagss 3 ,a
ei Is great, ma tlt the Arctic Lint.
nyeils a.s only g q bsss sysT i9sss gss
6thers hayias tss'esF'. g heEfss &,
5fsEE o f1NpI, ARN0Ts& CO..,
~ 1880. b e4esnet siFeet.
/ stsss s - ela iAPisasnts o. hana, " tIy
e sssi &c 8 =, = INT a9, ~; SSq ~
Z iAfEst ~ - 3 tax rs otbtf.
tberlt isrppesttions ~ ~
The egre = "a esg e ef : y
lar hoStts Elti e tae .. Idnfnal
Oneiyelrs y. lInstfatld pan
Asertiaeaf y % th4s sei-
esiiioa q tie ag6qna
ktles II y hirIelt cent cent? and
Il hstf 81 etht 81 6otsles b ia IS
sre ilss - ..is S az :
( - Sole RFepr 'sais, ~,
4Alf Aset ~ lted tQiI aud VIVA le1-
lions ~ MED BY
I sness. Far a5lt - tikfISEfhINs i BtSfiFfffb
I 55anfsI 49, eensrat Aitluls i6s ift
CCuuNTS afairSt an parties fadehtsl 70 the st1ssfj
q 6els l te q ~ Is,
1tft 80 ~ llnE aeetadfs
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RA.NK SrATEMENT.

NHw YoRE, jim 25.-Increase Of specie b1s,-
600, increase oloans ,Ggg, 900, increase Of de-
posites sos, 900, increase of undFawn deposites
800, 600, DECREASE Of circulation II, 0O0dolls.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

JAN. 2B.-Fl6urheld al 100 Tor supeFfne, bot
no sales; Whissey steady at 15c; Hugs bought
and held higher, some heavy ones sold a. 80;
curute quothfibl,s cannot be giyeB at present;
Mess Pork Is ifered at Ia dollars; Beef; no safes
have been ma So far. dfr