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DtssOlutIsn ~ C0.PartmeFship.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnershp
IN heretofore existing between the subscribers,
under tho style Of Hiatt HArbins 10 this day dis
solved BY mutual consent. All unAnished business
will be settled BY either party and each party 10
authorised 70 use the 6rm d name for that purposy
only. HIATT
May Z, '6Q@<nli DIT l.. HARBINE. ~
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GhWYMo.
S0 DOE. Wooden Chnrns, Of various sisss. r.
OOsccived on consignment ard for sale By
STAFFORD b McCUNR,
maySd1m Lava.
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: Aoss 80 It'll Un eap per
o876.

49, AosS ottll u = q go
o676.
NEW COMERS PHASE NOTICE.
MssAesSv ssS esaitasSJ hsss uesll sesM SseeAsses
DsstvsbissAd PsvMssenf Hsasssssd, sseuwsJtea
sAWtt5' ssscssto~s 80 Lsallsr6es duaG.
THE suSaesibsr nov oGers our nsu sltiseus tie
j cheapest baSgAiA yst sst, hslse Dwe1lins
Hosss large snsugh Tor - os1inasy lnniiy. -
siosed ~ neatly painted pAliag fs1ss, viii aoed
vatss csnvsnisnt, g healthy 1esasisn anl No.
seig4eerheod. within ten ninutsa walk II ~
BetAt House.
T1RsT CONF: yyRsT CLAM.
II tAksA ason, ~ b lad q lev aeurua.
rare hassaina uhsthsr for rssidsnes or g . IA
vsstnsas. Title gaasantssd. s'- 4
11nas-13e3 oash, bAlases II payment, = -
sen9elats purchaser. Yof sash ! fihessl disoosnt
viii - made. - a
I.ssars q ~ unasssignsd, Day. Dsilaiae.
HzsAaaGs-se sosHss Of i3th, o. & the 49, 81
VI: u. Ozsa, Athsnsnn DuildiAgs.
dis 7. A. UnMe1ON.
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s1sgss,s ssvt.g maeAsns.

singers DeWtng macAsne.
ko6 al 0anafessufing puspssss, Hisgsst nsv-
Z las nasAiae are assnsd iadlspsssab,.s. Ths
~ thsn. Singers yAaily sowing y ashiss = ~
laAaae ps:eeatsd TOR sonpstitioa, and, Heins =
fanqed vieh fall knowlsdSs u ae delesls 81 eSher
.aseiao r. similar 49,, M. avoided q ssnsiis1
49, ~ ~. Mn - h:ses1asss esvisg MasAiss
~ e1s:Ikat 0eeAaai cal psinsiples - essJisiss
ats rse6ily ayprestated ~ thee aasnainas1 vith
eewng aeeAisss. and give asssraaes Z tAsls -
ssslng saiv9sany sdelstd. Appjy fss ]. \.
Wsstssn Oncs lle Iaks Btrsst, CSteeep.
nsh4d6n Nm. BRODI1iCK. Assns.
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KEOKUK aal0M . SCHOOL.
EAAeuA nAA~s>

kO3Bto W0oRGO4s
g1NHE Fourth Quarter VI this school viii com.
= mence on Monday, Nay lesh. In the rooms on
5th street bstwsen Main and Johnson.
The sane high aims in regard 70 ssAolarship aud
disciplin will Be msintained - hssstofoss. Tho
school win hereafter be open 10 both male and f.
aole pupils.
There will be three aspastnsats-Prinasy, To-
ssfmediatc and Academlc--in which the charge per
quarter Of ter weeks will be - follows.
Urinary Department, per qsartsr, ...........1 Q 90
eermsdiats Dspartnent, pr quaftsr,...... 3 %
Academic Department, per quarter .......... 10 %
These rates. pA, able invariably By the middle Of
she qsartor, defrsy the entire expenses Of tuition
There will be general weekly exercises II Con-
Dosition, Elocutiop, 70. n
n No dsdastion will be made for absence, except In
Vases Of protfscted sickness.
The services Of Prot. Brass have been secured 10
give instruction In German, Hfspeh, Drawing, and
Oil Painting. He will also give instsuctsus II the
preparatory exercises of Psrspsetivs Drawing free
of charge.
J. n. NcLANE,
keokuk, May q, SD Principal.
n.w aAMrLx. San nAxKIs
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MAMMOTH BOOT, !
apr2si Nos. -, - and O. Main-st


NOT1Cks
A Lib parsons inosh1sa 70 the late Arm 81 Bernard,
"A N.udsin Co., ass requested 70 call q the
once of y. .. Aerrian fWAsrs the hooks nag -
ses.e, s-c sSs..s tss.l ssssNAis With :. = Deg
nATd rho alone II authorized % collect tAS Sane.
J. @. BBRNARD,
J.1.NAUDAIN,
B81NARD LOCKWOOD.
Late the Arm " aResnaFd. ~ AsdaiA Co..
Fob. !, lSkS.dtf
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n. ~. DRONsON. M. y.
nFPIcE and Rssidenee in Union Block. ISL
~ Main-st., ovss veweil's Dang Store.
may5dtf
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direct Importation
OF
II DWARF AND cry!
s. w, &H. TUCKER.

II A n u W A n u U U i l. = X I
s. w. &&H. TUCKER,
TMroRTERs And RLEsALE DEALERS.
for the spring trs Sn the makers, Which
tho, .as.s sii, ,. :. ..'a .in. Says,; :. f.
they eonndsntly solicit an examination Of tAs
same. SWAN. TUCKER,
May lo-d&w Sign Of Red Paddock.
A MES sHOvEl.s.--A large stock q Ames
maybe s.w.4 H. TUCKER.
CcYTHE sTONRS.-seytAe Stones, Of different
y kinds,in quantities 70 ..it: :.
may,0 8. W. al. TUCKER.
CcYrHE kIFLES.--Various qualitisso Of Seythe
- Rides and shsrpeners for sale BY
mayi0 8. w. n. TUCKER.
GiokLkS.--A good article OF Hieklss FOR sale 81
y lmaylol s.W. Ill. TUCKER.
(yRINDsToNEs,--The fssrea hi ndstones OF 70.
~ rious sises, for sale by
H.w. 4 h. TUCKER,
(Sign OF the Red Padlock,)
| MayladAw Cor. OF Main "a Hts.
FINE Sd do
Alnealsa do to clinoh--a superior article.
| Gazing do
Finishing do
Ia1sseer with gensral assortment Of other nails
q the Bslnont braAd, just received and for .Ale
low by s. w.. 4 u. TUCKER,
mayad&w
| (NoRN, earden, Grubbing and other HOES;
~ Spades, Shovels, Mattocks and Picks
scythes. Snaths, and Grain Cradles;
Cos. bells, Rakes and Corn Planters; "a
Ok, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, straw aud Manure Forks;
And large stock Of assorted Hardware and Cut.
lery on hand and for sale low BY
msyoddW =. ~. II. TUCKER.
HerrIng,s Patent Champion Firs-
Proo1 AaSes,
WITu HALLS PATENT P0WDER-PROoF
~ LOCKS, the same that we're awasded sepa-
rate medals at the Worlds Fair, Lop9en, 1851,
and the Worlds Pair lev York, 1853, "a are the
only American safes that we're AWARDED medals 81
London Worlds Fair.
These Safes form the most perfect security
agAinse kirs 130rglRr, of any Safe ever offered
70 the Pahiis. and ean only be had Of the subser.
bcrs and their aRr40, who have on hand and make
70 order al ktaes u Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank
chosts and vaulss, Vault Doors. and Money Boxes
or Cheats for Brokers' jewellers and Private Rami-
lies, for Plate, Diamonds and other valusbles- -
And are also Patentess thy purchsse) and manu-
fas.arersof JONES PATENT FORMULATION
BANK LOCK.
SC. HERRING : CO.,
No, 2al broadway, cor. Marrayst., N. r.,
Mayl0d Opposite the City Hall.
NOTICE.
rINHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
4 the Keoluk MI. asant and Muscetipe Rail-
road Company will b. held 1t the once Of the Com
pany in MI Pleasant, Iowa, at , o'clock r. N. Of
Wednesday, the 18th day Of June, 1858, for the
purpose Of elscting lDA.d Of Directors for ths
ensuing year, and trAnsaoting such other business
= ma, pr'p'', s'n ;o ssfsf' sAs o %sSssSs
NAY 8. lsSS-dtA
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RECENTLY published,

RECENTLY PuynLISHxD,
nesaarkAhls ConveSslSns ana Mevt.
val incidents.
INCLUDING IN account of the Rise and Pro-
lgress Of the present wondsrfs Great Aws snips
among the people, In NIL parts Of the country "
Vim. Consnt, With IN introdsettpn by Henry Ward
esschss. One large and handsome I2no. volume.
q q cass@ass, In par.. }--R.view Of R.viy.b
khs Day Il knntsoost to The Great Awaken
rry Conversions Of Eminent
aents and Narratives; Rise
areat Awakegisg Of ls67-s.
- s;!.s ~ to be one Of interest. -
"A meanS UtASs and snsoura gsment to the
hearts Of praying man, I'm. Y. Examipsr.
at win Be eagerly sought for a the present
Nns."-lN. 7. uhssrvsr.
at cannot but prove cminently reasonable and
useful. TN. y. lndepsedsnt.
ARTHUR'S NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY.
The Hama bas nss shs 11ssrs; or
LHH-rRIALs or J8ssll LoRIxo.
Bvf .. ARfnUR.
The point OF this story u expires ssd In the title;
and the story itself IL sharply drawn iliustra-
ton Of the folly and madness Of int Ing together
two Immortal souls by the rough chains Of selAsh
interest pride, or basss passion.
be tssson taught 10 one Of deep Significance ;
sn9 thousand d Of hearts villa thYob IN almost wild
rcsp1re, 70 the life sxpericncs Of Jessie Losipe.
who all the bitter trials Of her uahappy union,
sweyved mot hAir's breadth from honor, principle
or religious duty. though temptation came in Ito
moat Allurng shape.
Az the type Of ! true woman, she Is worthy to
b sm balmcd in the memory Of every reader.
Ono nest limo. vol Price 81. For sals ~
OGDEN, BROwNRLL 4 CO..
maylod No. 81 Aain-st.
kEOkUk OLA SSlCAl. 0CROOL.
vISHk undersigned viii open On MuaAay next
! tho 10th Of May, In the Iowa Medical Coilees,
In this city, Classical School for the instruction
Of young men and boyr, In which viii Do taught
Ancient Languages, Sciences, and higher Maths-
aatics also. the higher branches Of Common
.ngliah kdauation. kegalar rscisatious In scrip
ture will alsobe kcps up duriag the session.
stThc scholastic year will b divided into four
NuaSters, Of tan weeks sarh.
E2&h,3 TUITION:
aagss, Sciences and higher Mathema lios pr
...........4l0 %
hnon knglish Branches, per quArter..... Z 50
Eayabls at the end Of eAch quarter.
WV. JAMESON, Principal.
RRYra 70
Rev. Jno. " Scott. D. D., Prsst Wssh. Col, Penn.
Rev VIM. p. Alrish, D. D., Prof. Aath., do
kob't Aiiligsn A. n, Prof. Math. Bethany Col.
lsge, VI.
Rev. J: \: nooa, P.issipal Mo.essalia Aeaa. VI.
Hon. +. R Reed, Washington, Penn.
VIM. Mex eanan. 1sq.
A. s; Richie, kss !, V ct Aiddletows, Penn.
Jao: Aenish. ESD, Rsokuk, lows.
Messrs. Rankin, Miller 1 Enster, K.ol.t Low.
ksokuks Nay 8, '5S.dln
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..ReAl1s aela.m

"SP~s 1--WE meaning 70 tno FOLLOWING
sonnsnicssaSa, with the design Of applying
L 70 al the native gold Of Iowa, whsshss
nallssbls or otherwise, under the assurance
. that II viii cost neea thaa i will como to.
The spssi5 - u. Tower We
saspecs ~ss1 u - Y II6sly "Geo-
legisap Pr liplss, - had TsAsir origin in
thas sa.s skss isgsnsity which in days
eons By q u The 49, with genuine
tisss ba1aN16nsgs. And, al
loash the j pss hallsabls, it s.foolsd'
nies number Of our friends Who had
eoees chance to test II than our corrsspon-
unt.
At the samA time, while ~ attach 40 i'm
porsanos q aoovsry Of sold asts 10
tho rock Of KSSkuk, whether Ii aalDs
gold or fools gold, We would - - -
pronounce any decided opinion g g No
character Of the discoveries up the valls,.
We are not aware Of any Geological reason
against the existence Of gold 10 the valleys
Of the Des Moinss and it, tributariaas~
Gold is found in the psimiiive and pr
nous rocks, and il likewise. q )
purer quality and ] nnse, 10
alluvisl grounds! ~ L I1 - 13laps Of
the South Of I6Yes y soslA AnG and
Of No1 - Dsatss and
on l~ISsSs n ~ EIinen., i. i.
foaSo H. = " q The silisfnn,
srsillsssous and f6sss = - =. s n
l. generally discovered - lltiss
ing angle. Of ri,ss l. y 20 S,ssah.l
fro1 head o. au ~
posls0din the plain5 y II - ~ nn1 Il
washed from tho plains into the rivers 81 Tho
hood ssreamlets of the freshets, which thus
gather into eddies what was originally
sparsely scattered in the soil Of the plain
Now If the gold hunters and such soil - i
indicated above, and such spangl6 hey
nay sxpset TO ind the best show Of gold in
Just - 49, - it wsuld naturally be do
- - Wushed out Of the soil toward
- i6t1 = strsams and rivers. And they
- ~ - away their time in hunting up
As sources Of the rivers, for the gold did
not come from the 49, o. NE streams at
al.
FARxIssrox, May llth, 1858.
z sansses. Epiroas:--In your Gate Of TO- day
you speak Of having specimens Of gold
found along the river bluffs, at Keokuk, by
Mr.. .. Tower. Il he aware, and sre you
aware that there 10 substance in limestone
regions which very much resembles gold, and
which Biologists call ss{salk Ecld'sY 0f
this many specimens havS seen shown ne,
with the inquiry, Is it mot goldin
These Geodes, the cavities OF vhaah are
lined with quartz crystals, often have the
crystals tipped with it. Real gold i mallea-
bic, but stools" gold is not. The difference
between the twois therefore easily ascer-
tained. have aroag suspicious thu. your
specimens, and nsst sshsrs found iu this
State, viii not st~al ~ sss Of sishsr tn.
hammer or Gle.
Those who may fsel ~ interest 70 know
something about II! gcld' can Be graft
Ssd By consulting q poek's Geology.
Y0drs Truly,
II. ADAMS.
NEVADA TxRxroRY.-The Committee on
Territories have reported bill for tie or.
gsnisstion Of new Territory west Of Utah,
under the name Of Nevada.
The same committee OF the House report.
I'd bill 70 make the right Of suffrage uni.
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suit against this bridge has been CON-
ssased i9 49,. S. District Court, and will
- argued before Judge Love 1t tho next
term Of the Court, which sits in Burlington
% the 23d inst.
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An q daaaass Aasa1tng Ordinance No. 1877.
Be l. esdeinsd ~ Tie City Council Of the City Of
Ksokak -
" screxsh - In he four
TED >, 81 Of Ordinances No.
l3d 4kY be struck out, and The
Attest ~. BlSnOP,
p. i. MnRa1A r., Clerk. Pyest pro Il IT,
Australla Pstasoess
D0TAToES from Australia seed, for sale ~ a
i returned Californian. Perhaps Il would -
well 70 plant thess potatoes in the gold diggings
OF Iowa. b. WILLIAMS,
May l2-d3t johnson 1t. bet. Sd and 4th.
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M 4 m tpy X d /.

WE have removed 10 our New Banking House,
w on Main street betwccn Third and Fourth
mayi0d GEO. @. ANDERSON 4 co.
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FnOM G. n. sCMlyEk,s AOEECr.
mo.,real ocesa Steamship Ce's
STEAM A& SHIPS.
ANaLo.sAxoH. N,RTH AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, inew) NORTH BRlToN, tss~)
NOVA scOTiAN .tnsw) HUN0AkIAN, tasw)
-s new.
Runnsns In connection with ibs GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under sontrast With
the Canadian 0ovevnmsnt 70 tsssspsst
the Nails.
DATES OF gAILINa.
saon ousDsc. vnon LIvuafooL.
1vsFssy alternate 6atur- Every .lssssess wsa.ss.
day from The 11sd Of dy iron tes Seth Of
Msy TO tAs nth Of April 70 the seth Of
November, inclusive. October, inslusave.
With ths GRAND TRUNK RAILaoAD = Pert
RATES or PASSAGE.
Trom CAtcs,s 10 vsrysoi, via MisA. Central, Great
wsstsrs end GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and 6tsaners,
~ jim w W vAvv
sssefdins 70 sesoanodatiess.
Including cooked provisions.
Ns~ LAs~Yesa % cAsesso. vic Steamer and Rail-
roads,
lst ~ 70 tIis7s
according to sceomnodation.
Cte9YA8o 4bl -
including cooked provisions.
Afuiiy qualified Surgeon calls In sach vessel.
Each Passenger tiakstsd through Win b al
LEVIED ,ss :..s sssssisy e saEesss .s., y Rail
eabin and 10 feet for each stesFaes passenger.
Special trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passenger are dspstched on the arrival Of sssh
Steamer.
L, viii b. observed from the following table that
Ing the Atlantic, tho average psssses of the Col
as and CuasFd lines BY tho annsAl tables In ths
n. \. HSrsld durisg 1851 being
Collins Line, lld IN 3om Collins line, Ia l3hon
cunsrd " w. led 3sh 3u Cunasd " ~. lai ltk IN
Dcstos la Oh ON Boston Ia l1h N
Cssadiaa liaslediSh On Canadian l.. ia iAen
The losgest passages made byths CaDaAias Lans
vsss u asye - Liverpool sud : days - Qnsbss.
Tbs Cailins Ltae have made passasss OF 10 10 -
days, and the Cupsrd Iins Of 10 70 ~ days.
70 EM1GHARTB.
Passages nsy b. secured st The cGcs Of he Cen.
Pesy In Chicago BY SAILING ships from Lsndon,
liverpool, Piy.osth, Giassew, Bristol, He'll,
TRUNK RAILnOAD ssperintxnds The rsnovsI Of
snigreats ssd besgsss II Quebec fsss u charge.
xass fssa ~ 70 SIS to Chicago, ineIsAisg
seeksd proviaions.
Hor Passage o. Yreigh. from Chicago 70 Liver
pool. q Ltvssysoi 70 Chicago. o. " ssy Of IL
o'"'..'' ''''''s ships 'sp 41s K
Aesss Of the n. O. SIS. Co.,
No. - Dssyssrs stvea, CAtesSs. fus.
ss~-s--za-.iA ss--a
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JwAn 0ranlSs EasaSS.
Il HAVE bssn duly appointed Administratsr q
l.john BSant, dsosassd, Of Jasksea Towpehip.
Lee county, Isua, ~ hereby nosily all pestiss
having slai0s against NE ssns - ppsssat den
~ ~, pse9sely AsthsHties I'D, and wishla a.
time sPslt1ed ~ Law. All psrssas knevine tAen-
sslves ia3shls1 = deesAssd ass FeQuirea 8 mako
ssttlensnt - soes - possible.
i. WOOD,
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e1Patrick Quigley has been rs.appoint.
- Rsesivs Of the Land Oiics q Dubuque.
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Prospects % the Insepler.
IINryrflr. Nav kth. IRsj

-
Prospects % the Inserisr.
LiSIvrLLE, May 5th, 1858.
MEssss. EDrroRs Hoping that contrib
ution from our vicinity mas not prove too an
poying, take the liberty Of sending you
- items Of news.
he hrst thing generally snpken Of 10 the
\ times. Ths farns pnsrally in-
NSbtsd to the retail = and theses
Indebted to the Wholesale Merchants, "a
tAsfe il NO money in the country. This
aakss rather dark picture; but ne feel
eosfdsnt that matters must soon change for
tha better. Our reasons for this are q fol-
lows: We have large surplus Of al kinds
Of country produce, such - bacon and -four
and grains Of all kinds, and We expect .
hsavy emigration to enr country Iris year /;
and another ground oAsWAish wsrsly ~ 70
lief soon is, there il being great nS1bsr Of
cattle bought in our country for the Utah
expedition which il bound to throw consid-
cradle money into circulation. Again, We
expect the banking institutions will be start
&c after while, and that viii give relief in
money matters. And last, though not least,
We rely on the presence Of gold being found
in our State, which is only some thirty miles
from this. 1t appears from rumor there
csrtainly Is gold in Decatur and Clark coun-
Ties. Some Of our neighbOrs returned from
there yesterday who went up the day before.
Two Of Thorn were old Californis miners,
and they cay they are sstisfed that there 10
gold thsre enough to pay; aud they talk Of
going back TO work IL fsH,days II IL should
cease raining, which - I i will. Many
others are making arangsmsnts to 20 some
hiring hApds to work ID the mines. hops
all will Est iapuch Is they can casEy. Look
out for GOLD ~ when We next - :.
okuk to buy goods.
wAas Fernay Fhiaks 81 IL
Ii AZ article On the subject Of the English
Bill, Forssy, AMOR Of the Philadelphia
Prsss, thus sllaAss y Il;
One vrons after another was tried. till at
last, - II u mock even the semblance of
right, - ao.eallsd English bill Was pro-
posed, ~ incarnation Of treachery and Of
duplisity--a bill, be il understood, which
differed fsem its precsdents in this that
they were swindles and this was = brides
which, protesting to submit Lecompton to
the people did not submit 4, according to
~ Southern expounders and which, start
~ ont in the preamble with scandalous
Iasstatemsnt, crowned the whole proceed
ing with declaration that il the people ~
Ksnsasd id not take it, they should fostss
disse1slemo IN il suited thsir masters to I'D
NIT sAsn.
And thisfs the scheme that WAS forced
through yesterday-rHs BLACK FRIDAY Of
our century!
Well may the Senator frem New York cry
tshame" upon the damning deed.
All history will cry shame upon it, too.
The burden which this outrage attaches to
the Democrats party cannot be carried
without crashing ik Candidates for Office
will DO oompslIs1 % spsak cot againstit, and
those who - Silent will pay the penalty Of
such an asquipseseee.
Reom fer BnlaRgencmt ON the bred
Scoss Decision.
In one of thu VILLAGES NJ EOvnt whore tha
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RaRsF Hanging, OsAllDgs witt 10,
RaeehtU9 AAA WAAsssWaaha1g.
EWD AAss God spsing wages, suitable fos
w moving tAs Ansst funitsss and haxeass /,
tn gfsatest sars will h takes il sowing {urni.
lars. WeAfs y - found - Hosrth-sA., Astvesa
BlendeAa and Concert. All osdsss pronptly -
tsn1ed %. PAkMER YANNAiL.
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W~f

AIcpbOI, per Wdl. 52-53 Cts.
Gutter bette @DDen 20 Gents per %, @lates 1918, Rpl
14-17, 8abbutter IL Cts.
30 b men, Der 5uibel Is 40.
3 ra8ts Qselt&o ManbstN, wethf6. 25 Cts. bartf&.
t6-22 Nottutn, $685. pr Dor; Dattc III ,
5Gts 8etssn, S 1z4 Cts. per pr; ROrtntbem,
"a i 10 90 S StrrOH S1 SS7s; SSrangsn 81 7O-S5 30
"s. 9n8wer 5M-6%, Wfas'atnab 60-65, Yfefer fO-fOY,
WtuatGtblutbe $50 Gents. HT>"
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