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WIS OF IOWA.

CHAPTER ITO.
IN Act to determine the freight, per buSkel, o.
certain seeds named therein.
SECTION. Be IL enacted BY the General as.
scmbiy of tie State Of Io'od, The weight of a
bushel Of Hungarian grass seed shall be forty
ty-ive pounds; the weight of q bushel OF Mil
let seed shall be forty.fve pounds; the weight
Of . bushel Of Usage Orange seed shall be thir-
ty-two pounds, and the weight Of bushel Of
seed Of the Sorghum Saccharatum and of the
Broom Corn shall be thirty pounds each.
SEC. 2. This act to be in force and take
effect from and after its publication according
to law.
Approved March 22d, 1858.
CHAPTER 14o.
An Act 10 punish tie selling Of drugged intox-
icatiag liquors.
SECTION /. BE ii enacted 6y tie General As
semJiy Of the State Of Ioua, That any person
who shall wilfuly sell or keep for sale intoxica.
ting malt or vinous liquors which have been
adulterated or drugged by admxture with any
deleterious or poisonous substance, shall be
deemed guilty OF felony and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine not exceed.
ing five hundred dollars or by Imprisonment in
the Pennitentiary not exceeding two years.
SEC. 2. This act to be in force from and at
ter it's publication by law.
Approved March 23d, 1853.
CHAPTER l55.
An Aet pvoriding for the election Of members
of the Board Of Education aud firing the
tunes Of the meeting Of said Board.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the General As-
seo,Jtg Of The State Of io'ca, The members OF
the Board Of Education shall be elected one
from each judicial District In the State, ia &C :
cordance with the provisions Of the Constitu-
ton upon the second Tuesday Of October, A.
d. 1858, and the votes for said members shall
h. canvassed - provided for the election Of
n.tric.. Judges. Said Board shall hold their
6rst meetip. in Decemberx A. D. 1858, a. pro-
yided by the Con. titution Of the State.
SEC. 2. The Board Of Education shall hold
Session at the Capital Of the State on the first
Monday Of December, 4. D. 1889, and every
second year thereafter.
Approved March 23d, 1858.
The New York Times says the Republicans
ought 70 pay for the powder the Democrats are
burning over the passage Of the English bill,
since they are the only people or party really
benefited by the act That's 20. II she Repub.
licaas had sel6shly, and In mere party spirit.
marked out . course for the adminisesatioa on
the Kansas question, they could mot have In
vented one better for themsslvss than that
which has been followed By NJ. Bgehpnan AID
his partisans In CongreaA
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-.-.- 70 FEMALES.
IMPORTAN. ). pills
DIR. GhnaSarnnn

IL. NACGSGlUdu M.
prepared by Cornelius L. GAeesenaa
York City. Al.
Inc combination Of ingredients in these pills are
result OF long and extensive practice They are mild
IN Their operation, and certain In correcting at
iartiesPainfu Menstruaons, remov ing all distractions
Whether from cold or otherwise headache pain in the
side papitasion Of the heart, disturbed Sleep which
arises from interruption OF nature
TO MARRIED LADIES'
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable as they will brin,
on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
oeen disappointed in the of ether Pills. can place
'he utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all
that they represent TO do.
NOTICE.
'hcy should not be used during Pregnancy as mis-
carriage would certainly result therefrom
warranted purely vegetable, and from anything min
ousto LIE or health. Explicit directions which should
'e read, accompany each box. Price 81 90 Sent by
nan on enclosing 81 to Dr.. CORNELIUS L. CHsgsEx.s
'o4 4o3l, Post Office, New York City Sold BY one |
'ruegist In every town in the United States
II. Is. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States
165 Chambers St, New York
70 Whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Soo W sSUiREs Boss. Burlington. fsepts .bp1y |
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Plumber ut the Capital.

Washington, May 2.
Another Willetts Point case has lust come to
light. l understand that the Secretary of War
has just negotiated for 200 acres of Richard
sons Rancho, promontory extending into the
Golden Gate, in the harbor of San Francisco
1t is said TO be almost wholly rock, and ten
dollars per acre would be considered an extray-
agant price for it; yet learn that the Secretary
OF War has agreed to pay the sum of 5000 900
for 1t The spot is secured for fort, and could
have been purchased for $4,000 little while
ago. So much for this economical administra-
tion.-Cor. N. Y. Post
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RuRLrxaron. 1Goadnr e III

BURLINGTON, Noad1y, r. ~.
The river d at stand, and - il 10 reported
falling above. il there l. no more rain, the va
sersswill soon subsids.
The reads are In : very bad condition, in
| Sc. alnost impossible, and the continued We
weather has greatly interfred with farm labor,
rendering most lands too vet TOR cultivation.
There are very few changes TO note in our
markets.
WtiEAT-None arriving, so cts.
FLOUR-Cay Mills. 80, q ~ the dray load.
C0RN-2Oa25 cts.
OATS-26c.
BUTTER-l2ial5 etc.
EGGS cts per doz
PROvISIoNs-Counssy cured Hams, &c,
Shoulders, 81, sdes, Il.
GROCERlES-Sagar, 7as;- Moiasscs, Belch-
ers, 45 cts III bbls /; in kegs, 80 Sugar House,
4Octs. Coffee, llaal2l.
FRuIT-Dried Apples n; Peaches II cts.
NAiLS-si $50.
TALON l4aSc.
VINEEAR--loc.
SALr-Kan .hsa, 20 cts; Ground Alum, 81, go
per saes; Nes York. a,65 per bbl.
WHIsKEY--lGa25c.
HAf-Sl0 Ter ton
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Illustrated Volumes and Gift Books for
the HOLIDAYS.

WOULD noted Women; or, Types Of Womanly
w Attributes OF all Lands and Ages; hy Mary
Cruien Clark. Elegantly bound and illustrated.
Cir Book Of American Scenery.
The Republican Court.
The Court Of Napoleon.
Yield Book OF the American Revolution.
Irying's Life OF Washington.i vol octave, antique,
" . 4vols, 10 mo, calf -
The Floral Keepsake.
The Book or Beauty.
Gertrude OF wyoming.
Tbs Farmers Boy.
Ancient Mariner
Geay Elegy in Country Church Yard.
The above together with Superb Stock Of ANIMALS.
Bbies Prayer Books, etc. etc. elegantly bound aad IL
lustratsd, suitable for Christmas and New Year Pre-.
sents open and for sale prices the pur.
chaser, by BROWN
aects Rarret House BLOCK. I'D
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A QUIET TowN.-A few days ago a gen le-
man in conversation with some friends, was
praising Woodville, Miss, to the skies, and re-
marked among other things that it was the most
quiet and peaceful place he ever saw--there was
no quarrcling nor rowdyism, nor fighting about
the streets; if gentleman insuted another, he
was quietly shot do,cn, and there was tie last Of III
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLlC NOTICE il hereby given that the slst
i day Of May, A. D. 1858, At the door or st. Johns
IN. Ell Church, In the town OF Augusta, Iowa, shall
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash In hand
the following real estate, situate In the town OF Angus
Wis., Lot No six l6) in block No. ten 0l, together
with the N. ". Church thereon.
This sale 10 made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust from
John Kelly John w. Toors John Mutt, and Levi Farms
WORTH trustees Of said 81. Johns M. Church, TO
me, made to secure the payment Of two Promissory
Notes, bath bearing date Of september 3D., 1855
for thirty dollars, payable In one year, and
for two hundred and thirty dollars, payable in two
years. both dra wing tn per cent interest after due
whch notes due and unpaid, and by the terms OF
the said Trust Deed required TO sell the property.
Sale between the hours Of and o'clock II. NJ.
may3-w4t LEWIS EPPS, Trustee.
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Some years since man named Ira Clark re-
siding in the town of Orange, Conn.,, was found
murdered in thesfeld near his house, and sus-
picion at that time rested upon a worthless fell
low named Bowen, who had dsreputable in
timacy with Cark's wife. He was arrested and
examined but nothing was elected to fasten the
crime upon him, and he was discharged A
short time since, however, a eighbor'of Clark's,
in pulling down a stone wall, found coat which
was identified as belonging to Bowen, and which
is being submitted to chemical test to discover
whether there is human blood upon it. Truly
murder will Quit"
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The fashonables at Washington now exclude

The fashonabes at Washington now exclude
Journalists from their fancy dress balls for rea-
sons stated thus Certain officials have been
terrified by the rumor that political opponent
of Member OF Congress who figured at Mrs.
OWNS. has had a photographic portrait of his
rival published, en- costume, for distribution at
the canvass next fall. "Will you" he will ask.
F" send representative to Washington who will
thus rig himself up like inonkey," This fear
of political ridicule has INDUCED the giver of the
ball which is to come off mex. week, to have
confidential incribed on her cards, and to
neglect newspaper people.
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NOTICES.

1--WE are noe II ~ habit 81 indofsae patsnt 1edl.
cnss anisss have indabable proofs 81 their enc
Which M coa ~ srs !. capn.y Hooded, Sesemea
cftener the dnty o. the Journalist 70 ~arn the pooc
against imposition than 70 commend medicines s'd
remedies that possess merit bur when medicine eafne
for ifseifsr equation absolae necessity
In every family where there u dease, ad when those
who II never afserward dispense siit IL when they
In need Of n remedy pain and -, Il then
becomes the duty Of the journalist 20 .nch medi.
ss e Ss.n eaea " hose Who
the medicine those who sell IT. to IN. anexam
pied Of Bakers Pain Panaeea which has gained
popularity and meets With sale uheqnafed BY any
medicine that has ever been sold In this country
Marshall nlinosian.
For sale BY all Druggists lmay2-dlm
HAIR DR.. u vns VASE, but the article that will
naturally store the color OF the r the changing Of
which 10 gray being indication o. lack Of proper
secretions, 10 truly valuable medicine. PRor WooD's
HAs TONIC n the certificates OF the leading minds ever
the Union do not falsify, IL The only ss remedy fer
badness, dryness premature change o. Color and tie
evidences OF lack Of se:rcioBs ut the roots
Of the hair, which can be found Quack Preparations
abound, and chair tonics" All every "corner grocery"
In the country. Avoid all har tonics, unless known
TO be the preparation Of some man whose celebrity has
become worid.wid.. Do not let any nostrum vender
experiment upon your hair. Touch nothing You have
not good to believe Is all II purports to be-
Prof. Wood has earned by Of test Of the
virtues o. his preparation, his present fame. Over
$50 certificates before or the value Of this Hair
Restorative, from parties who have tried IT, Use no
other.
CAurlox.-Beware Of worthless limitations as several
already in the market, called by different
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Re-
storative. Depot st. Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists ard Patent
Medicine dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers the United States and Canadas.-fNew York
Day Book. lmaya
~ Soreness or Irritation Of the Thu cat, and |
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II Is understood that the President will not
send in the name Of Gov. Wright Of Indiana Tor
confirmation az minister to Prussia, and in that
svent his appointment expires with the adjourn
mcnt Of Congress. This is . direct slap At
Douglas, whose friend Gov. Wright ia, aud to
add to the indignity. II possible, /. 10 intimated
that bogus Senator Bright will take the APP
pointment to succeed bis old personsl rival and
now political enemy.
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The Two Proportions.
10 settle the Kansas imbroglio, one day,
The House and the Senate were worried
The one answered Yes, and the other said
Nay,
And "Old Buck" was distressingly furried.
Billy English appears and unfolds in his hands
A plan stepped in cunning and knavery;
He says, "Give the Kansas folks millions Of
lands
II they'll swallow Lecompton and Slavery"
Even so, all the Kingdoms of earth to Messiah
Were shown by the Split Of Evil;
All these will | give" said the Boosting
old liar,
"Only fall down and worship the Devi!n
CURBsroNE.
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No. New York, May TO-
f.oup-Duil AID rather lever. Sales 5000 bills
1 ~ oe154 10 Tor super state "a 2tGl4 50 for extra
ss1e' 70 oGi l., Tor super WESTERN ~ 20SlG 90 for
."mmon to medium extra western. Canadian Flour
1ah. Sales 40 bbs at - 30Gs5 SO for extra RYE
-Four dull Sales at SO 0O03 60.
Mheat-Market heavy and dropping. Sales 1900
sheis AZ u t1l 10 for RED Mich 9S: for Red Ind
" Tor interior Chicago Spring.
ye-Firiner. Sales 3 uG0 bush at GSI6SLc.
Corn-Quiet. sales small at 10ll75c for White mnd
81; for Yellow.
Oats Frmer. Sales at 4sal45c for State and 45a47c
for3 Western. 49,
q I475 for prime 'S W ~
ileef-Unchanged.
Cut Meats Dull and droopjug
Lard-Heayy. sales 900 bbls at 11LM1ILc
= jutter-Dui Sales At lSl23 for Ohio. and 1scA
Us for State. V
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A SECOND SUBMARINE ATLANTIC CABLE.-
The London Observer says -" A large and
comprehensive plan has been proposed by which
a competing line of telegraph across the At
lantlc may be established. The line which i
proposed is one which will traverse the oceanic
depths from the most western of the group Of
the Azores Islands, direct to Boston in the
United States. The Government of Portugal
has given to the promoters Of the line all the
necessary concessions
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IS u1Q Kn1Ay 10,
The schooner Arcadia, bound from Bayf
70 Owego with wheat, came INTO COLLATION. yes
tefday With the schoonef Lncy J. Lathsna on
Big Lodus, and sank immediately Afterward
the crew was taken on board the L. }. Latham,
and put 10 port.
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HORRIBLE DlscovERY!-A bag was fished cut
of the river about II o'clock yesterday fore
noon, at Pekn, which, horrible to relate, was
found on opening to contain the mutated re-
mains of human being The head and legs
were missing, having been cut off, and the re-
naming portions of the body, which was that
of full grown man, were hacked and cut into
many pieces. They have apparently been in
the water some eight or ten days, and must
have Heated down from some point above, per-
haps from this city. A terrible murder must
have been committed, or the grave robbed Of
its sleeping inmate, and we trust the police
authorities Of this section of the country will
not halt in their endeavors to ferret the whole
matter to the bottom A coroners' inquest was
being held on the remains when our informant
left the city.-Peoria Transcript.
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SINGULAR DIscovERY or GoyER,ur,r r

SINGULAR Discovery OF GOVERNMENT Books
"A week or two ago, the Doorkeeper Of the
House OF Representatives reported to Speaker
Orr the finding by some of his subordinates in
the vaults under the center (rotunds) OF the
Capitol, OF large number Of books belonging
to the Government some of them of much value
not a few OF which were buried in boxes. we
hear, under heap of coal and ashes. The
Speaker ordered their prompt rescue; and for
some time past they have been gradually usher
ed into the light Of the upper stories Of the
building. Thus $4,000 volumes have been due
out OF the catacomb in which they have been
entombed tor years past-at least long enough |
the Doorkeeper tells us, to result in a total OBJ |
hyon on the part of those entrusted with tlei
custody as to who is responsible for their loca.
ton there and the shameful condition of not
few OF them. Among these books are 500 fun |
sets OF the works Of John Adams, the records of
the debates in Parliament as far back as 1000.
various valuable French books and newspapers
hles IN French and English, various manuscript
books connected with the details of the Custom
House business of the country about twenty
years ago. The mass Of the rescued volumes
we're published BY order OF Congress, and in all
they will number perhaps 80, 900 volumes, MANY
d which have been irretrievably injured-by neg
Get, the rats and coal ashes together-Wash.
Star.
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DRIME SEED CONN.-2O0 bushels Prime
i Seed Corn. raised ~ Danvis, Des Moines county,
and picked before the early FROST FOR aale By
KERTH, ROBINSON CO., Main strsss.
mayS00WW1m
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Burlington House Factory.

Burlington House Factory.
T>HE Undersigned would 5 y Ibis friends and pat
4 rons that he has succeeded in perfectiug his
-ements to do by machinery ali the work on
ran, >uaiy done by hand except hitting ana mailing
Houses. d large supply of
lie has on ha.. SERIALS. Builders, Hard.
building MA IN Pumps, &c.
ware. Cha. Houses built at any rea-
Cottages and District Sebo. on the line Of Rail-
sonabe distance from the city On
oad East or West - ''' = II III 1875,
If you would have n cbeon uo,o, ,ru "UanGy
aud If Won youid i, ~ !. ~, 80 80 49, Il
at one place thus saving time and trouble: and hav
ou on snort notice and accomm dating terIas send In
5our oiii 70 the Burlington House Factory.
All Kinds OF House Work, such as Doors sash Blinds
noor ana window Frames, Cornce Mouldings Band |
sonidings, &C., constantly on hand
PERSONS at a distance wishing to know the cost Of
buainRs, or anything in the buildif z line can have
e wants attended to by paying postage and address
lsaylbp1y p 10y
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Burlington and v arren Plank Road Co,
F1yHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF The Bur-
i lngton and Warren Plank Road Company, for the
choice Of officers for the ensuing year, will be held u
Essi Burlington INnois, 1t the Office OF Bartlett Co.,
On Wednesday, May l9tn, 1s5s. At o'clock r. N.
mnyowst II. D. RARTLSTT, eecretary.
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GoLD.-The people Of Polk, Warren, Madi-
son, Clark, and other counties West of this.
have been for some time good deal interested
IN relation to the reports of finding gold. There
can be no doubt about the truth of these re-
ports. They come from reliable sources.-Tbe
TOLD lever has extended to this county, and we
learn that some fine specimens have been found
some flye or SIX miles from this city. Thus far,
from the Information we have, the diggings in
no part Of the State have yielded ordinary DAYS
wages to those at work in Observation-Disclosures
Herald.
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Five Thousand Dollars,
(S5,000,)
MILL be paid by either OF the following
w CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CT New Haeen, Conn,
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Conway. Mass,
hAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Springfield, Mass,
STATE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Of iarrsburgh, IA.
70 any person who shall honestly sSt lin by fra ~
mat amount, OF properly covered ~ their Policies
The money is on hand and will b. paid PROMPTLY
Inc man who wants it, has only cal on the Agent
get his Policy.
Also. the same will be paid by the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
of Hartford Conn, = the
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE co
of Hartford, Ccnn
to any holder Of one Of their Policies for that amount
whenever the shall fall due. Husbands nd
Fathers generally do not understand and atr,faeIa,,
the value Of Policy Of LIFE INsuRsscE Call Ana III
pamphlet (Which will be furnished without cbargey ma
learn more Of the subject.
The aggregate capital of the above named Comma.
MES Is over
Four Millions Of Dollars,
~ Policies issued for any amount desired
aprs N. H. HAWLEY Ay.n,
Jefferson st., opposite Coolbaugh % Brooks Bank
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For Sale,

For 5 ale.
A GOOD STEAM GRIsT MILL, with two run a,
"A stone and in good running order anu doinv
good business Also, Saw Mil attached to the as,
MIL, with sash and circular saws. The above mills
are IN the aoIrishing town Of Genwood, Mills COUNT
Iowa, and Is healthy location and a desirable ni.ss
ior that branch of business Long credit will be given
II well secured. The owners cant give their nsrso.
attention, is the object OF selling For further partc
niars enquire of the undersigned.
sprI1-bplm DAVID RENrCR
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: Goop.--Thc Cleveland Register makes the
following good nit.
Whether Queen victorias red pettlcoats win
become fashion in America, 10 yet 70 be
known. 1t is certain, however. that the at.
tempts Of some Of her male predecessors to in
troducs their red coats into this country did mot
succeed
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The SUPPOSED MURDER AT JoLIEr.-Rcha I'd.
son, who was arrested at Joliet last week for the
supposed murder of the girl whom he had Sc
duced, has been discharged, an examination OF
the remains showing that they must have been
those OF person rather above average size. and
over thirty years of age, while his supposed vic.
TIM was bnt eighteen and quite small. The mys.
terry is now greater than ever Where is the
missing English girl, and whose remains are
those found in the quarry?
LATER.-We learn that the remains of the wo.
man found in the quarry have been identified as
those OF poor woman who recently died in that
place, and who, it is supposed, was taken from
ner grave by some medical students, for purpo.
ses OF dissection, but who becoming frightened.
buried her in the quarry to hide all traces.
ms should be another warning against a non.
llace allowing spirit OF mob Law to rule them
Three days ago it was with difficulty that Rich
'rdson could be kept from the hands Of an ex-
''ted mob. who were bent on hanging him. It il
low Plain hat an innocent man has narrowly
escaped with his life.-Chicago Dem.
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In this city, by Rev. w Sater, the 9Th inst, Rev.
THOMAS W. EVANS, Of Louisa county, to Miss SARAH
4. JONES' daughter Of Mr. Robert jones' Of Des Mones
county.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. W. r. Baird, Mr.. WM @
HUTCHINSON and Miss MARIA STEWART, all Of
this city.
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JAMES D. DEv1A,

O1'1 DI"IH1s VTTUNWA,
Wv ohering on easy terms choice Lots In the
~ city and cheap homes in the seyersi eddito, - ~,
.nhWa. hei an Attorney and Notary Pubic and hay.
ing ing an abstract q the Records Of Wapeilo Counts
kinas, wigye Ia tcular attention to the xamnation
o. l'es are Gonveyancng. Persons wishing to secure
First Class Lands
IN Napeilo, Adair, AdanA, Appanooss. Boon, Clark.
laws, naaas, DECATUR, Green, Guthrie, Harrison
Jasper MALAYSIA, Madison, Munroe Poll usian VA
may 6-hRS
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3 &C, Htil:s &c; Sides &c.
"
Sf. !,nuis Eriday E-n.,: NJ.

ootton--Sales s GOO bales,
Gorn-Actiye a &c.
Shoulders Sc; Hans &c; Sides &c.
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