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II BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North =,


Ill Of Florence, Lauderdale county, Alabama. -
:I This celebrated watering place, long and fayora -
Arkansas for the medicinal properties qualities OF
its waters In scros dropsy dyspepsia kidney and
spinal affections torpid liver chronic eyes all classes and
stages OF venerea and cutaneous diseases is and all
seasons OF the for the reception Of visitors
This watering place changed hands year ago
since that time the propos have diligently engaged p
building comfortable quarters for the
OF their guests They have completed large new Hotel
containing paror room dining ROOM sleeping rooms etc.
etc, etc.
The location being the hills of the Tennessee river and
shos Creek the air and climate naturally health
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with the best and wholesome food that
servants to attend It,. -
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloons
Will be well and ahnndantly supplied.
Those who travel and visit such places pleasure will find
On ssn9dant 6ed fer amusement at Bailey Springs good
Band Of Music will be in attendance to esven make lime
pass eheerfuly large Livery Stable with fine stock will Do
open me streams abound with fish, and fine rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee within four miles
OF me springs with good road to make pleasant morning or
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery.
he Of the BEST physicians that the South Affords who
had many years successful practice In with the
water, will reside at the Springs.
me premises formerly occupied by visitors have been con-
charge Of experienced that all he
benefit Of the waters will quarters ana recsye
prompt and proper attention.
Springs accessible nv
Memphs and Charleston Railroad, from Memphis Tenn to
florence Ala in ten hours thence by fourhorse coaches 70
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will break
last at the Springs next ing and those leaving on
morning will Es B h % sR
heter to-Messrs Scrnggs ponegan Co.. New Orleansy
p NJ Love 4 Co., :.
Bradey, Wilson Co., :.
". L. Lanier Co., :.
Phillips, Nixon i Co.. :.
Dyas Co., =,
mil Am Samuel Bell Esq.,,
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FEVER AND Ase Q e
osGooD's cHoLAGoGUR.

This the only and certain remedy this hateful dis
No need again complain of having It, unless
they have taken this celebrated remedy II they
take
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell 10 Chils and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retai BY
J. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and ISL Chartres street,
Sole Agents for the South and to whom all .houd be
addressed.
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HOTELS AND REsTAURANTs.
- CULLUMpy SPRINGS, oHoCTAw COUNTY.
Ala eight, six miles above Mobile twenty-five miles

- CULLUMy SPRINGS, oHOCTAw COUNTY,
NIL Ala, eight. six miles above Mobile twenty-five miles
the Tomblghee river. u, M
The undersigned pleasure In announcing TO his friends
and the public that establishment 10 opened for the
cepon visitors During the past winter many i'm
and additions have been nade with view to increased com,
fort and convenience not only the invalid bn 70 others
ing and pleasure The consist Of the
erection Of several cottages the discovery Or two new
nounced by chemists to be Of he sronges charecer COM
modos billiard roo and the whole es blishment has
been repaned The for ladies' and
the circular sd Up Tor their
An experience in the Of public mouse OF more
than twenty Ave years. and Determination to keep his on the
list Of hotels" will he trusts continue 70 secure 70
has been engaged for the season Tenpn alleys and oher
places for provided on the premises inc COT
tages all separate. and are neat, clean and airy
Commodou light draugh boats Will ply regnaIy tWiee
week 10 the anding the Tombigbee river from Mobile
As tho curative virtues Of the waters they nave no
surpassed angune expectations Of the proprietor nui
he believes he with perfect propey that there AZ no
made known the public that have effected 30 many cures
variety Of valuable Chemical medicinal combine
tons. :.
Springs are the most valuable kinds Of waters found
in the county viz The celebrated vchy the Chalybeae the
on the the Sulphur Such advantages these
Afford not o be found upon any single place in the whole
South-R fact W. ich invalids cannot too well note
Arrangements being made 90 as 10 have an Express
New Orleans Mobile these Springs In order to prevent the
usual delay Of letters and caused BY the mails which,
contract be carried regularly three tmes
q week.
Terms OF board will be moderate.
Carriages are In waiting landing upon the arrival OF the
boats to Immediately to the Springs
analysis Of the water be had by applying to J. WA
TKRMAN BRO, Of Magazine and common sueeBs
"n' 80 ~ 'e'1'' - Wv CHARLES CULLUM,
~.rn n
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McDCNNELL'S RESTAURANT No
a4 "a 147 Common street. between Baronna and ~
IDslx rondelet streets, New Orleans.
Is1ase This establishment will remain open duriul
and prices moderate The we'll ventilated rooms make II NOR
weather. - W o's' ou'ihS "~11
Furnished rooms fortransient Rosrders
Families and Commission Merchants sunnIied With ,,.. .r
Liquors ofevery description at wholesale prices
,... MCDONNELL / McGRAW
myi4a Propriesors
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CHARLES HE1DsIEcx CnAmrAGNE-

This celebrated Wne Of the above we'll known brand has
qeen and will continue to be- received by the undersigned
quantities the increased demand Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence
that from the closest neal of the old and
taken hold of with determination to bring it and its claims
to distinction before the public generally than here
ofore The superior quality of this article must satisfy any
one that its emanaon from source where great attention
perfection of his wne and to making worthy the
Frequent visits to the United States have enabled him
fully understand and appreciate the tastes and wishes
and of his having proted by that information Is
evidenced by the Champagne presented for the palate
the wine unsurpassed for its rich bouquet and
general excellence The varieties of brands of Champagne
tend greatly doubt to confuse the purchaser
of good and genuine wine must look for Charles Hedsieck
In full the LABEL well the corks capsules
7. W. BAYAUp Il Co.
General Agents for North America New York.
The Charles Hedsieck be obtained quantities the
under mentioned Houses besides others here named
and at retail with all the principal hotel. keepers
+. j. HART &C0,
j. H. I. N. MARKS,
SEWEIL T. TAYLOR,
fe2 " PAYNE STFEIE5 CO
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
L. OF NEW ORLEANS.
OrrICE-No. rs CAMP STREET.
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending 3lst De-
cemoer, looo.. $6b9425 "
Profits for the year. 47n053 %
Assets 3lst December, Observation-Disclosures. 15097S6 a
The Trustees have declared dividend Of SEVENTY PER
CENT after paying SIX PER CENT interest all out.
1856 and 1857.
Interest and redeemable scrps payablen cash after
the It'll February, 1853
New Orleans, January 6, 1885,
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
ia6 GIN JAMES H. WHEELER Secretarv
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- BELL CHENEY sPRINGs-This deiigh tful
M watering place. situated In the parish of st. Landry in
In beautiful rolling piney woods distant about IS miles from
opeousa will be opened the 18th Of June next for the
ception of visitors.
These Springs are favorsbly known among se people Of
Western Louisiana of efficacy chro
mic diseases of various kindshe medicinal virtues having
been fully tested by npumerabe they have performed
lite and Servants have been secured and dne Band
Of Music engaged for the season.
Two lines of Onbusses will connect with the Opelonsas
boats and after the 18th of June take passengers the
Springs.
Persons visiting the above establishment may have their let
tiers and to them Bayou Chico p o. and
will send for them
Board and Lodging per month. 90
week. 10o0
day. 200
Children and Servants, half price.
PATIE 4 DELAHousSAYE,
my13 I'm PROJECTORS.
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- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL, Will, BN
early in June under the snperntendencs or Mr.
l mcttraw. During the past winter the hotel has been
thoroughly renovated the grounds very much moroved na
stable and carriage house built. " Nv
Rooms may be secured McDonne 4 McIraw,s 147 Con
street. ' - ~ ooAn /
AIS BIN JOHN MCDONNELL Proprietor.
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- BARNES HOTEL4-MIsSISSIPPI CITY
largest conmodous and most desirsbly located
III Hotel on the Gulf Coast.
The undersigned having placed his Hotel and adjacent
grounds in thorough repair during past winter would
form his friends and the pubic that he will open 1t for the r.
Attached to the Hotel splendid Billiard Room Ten Pin
Alley, Shooting Gallery and fine Yacht Of u tuhs burhen,
will readiness the guests Of thu
house of pleasure to the various adjacent Islands
In the Gulf.
wishing engage will please address the
dersigned, at Mississippi City.
VIM BARNES Proprietor.
s8Horses and Carriages be obtained at the Hotel At all
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DR. MORSE MoEsE : sa IgsyIiggora'ing oorda'
JUNO Cordial:
Or. ABFRNETHY'S Detergent
DALBY'S Carminative
INFAIIIbLE Cholera Remedy;
KENDALL'S Cholera Syrnp;
ALEXANDER'S Tricobuphe
HARRISONS Hair Dye
BACHELORS Hair Dye;
PHAL0N'S Hair Dye;
JAYSES HAIR Tonic;
CHRTSTADORO'S Hair Dye;
WOLFE,S Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps;
WATERS Indelble nix
PAYSON'S Indelihe Ink
KIDDER'S Indelible Ink
WRIaHF'S Erasive Liquid,
1900 pounds GUM DROPS, assorted
500 ~ JUJUBE PASTE.
PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES, for medi-
cnsl purposes, constantly on hand.
n Merchants planters and physicians orders respectfully
solicited. Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine
g. N.iMoRIsoN Il co.,
att u MagaEine street.
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Bibles and Testaments.
SCHOOL BIBLES AND rEsTAMENrs,
ALSO.
FAMILY BIBLES. Of all prices.
HYMN BOOKS, Of every description.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL / co.,
No. 90 Camp street.
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 9th of june 1859 me-
the subscriber Justice of the Parish and
State aforesaid personally appeared Pacide Forsta
emit and Emile DeBuys Secretary of the Star
who being duly according to depose and
say that the true and correct
transcript from the Books of the Company
PLAC1DE FORSTALL, President.
EMILE DEBuYs, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before the sixth day of June
1859. ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
DIRECTORS:
P. Forsal W. G. c. Claiborne,
P. A. Girsud, j. E. Beylle,
A. F. Elliot g. W. Logan,
A. WATT f. Duplsntier,
J. B. Plauche, Jr.
p FORSTALI., President.
EuIrE DrRuys Secretary lao In,
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large supply Of the celebrated manufacturer PLAYING
CARDS. at reduced prices. Also. beautiful quality Of Play
Ing Cards for Clubs, WHIST and EUCHRE PARTIES.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL CO.,
No. 90 Camp street.
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- MADISON HOUSE, JACKSONVILLE La,
BY EDWARD KINGSTON BOYD.-This fine summer
will be opened for the reception Of visitors SUN
DAY the 18th inst The house has thoroughly renovated
TORS and to make their stay peasant The table
will be supplied with the best the Now Orleans market sords.
and the wines and liquors been selected with
Attached the Hotel 10 large and comfortable private
families who wish be retired from the noise Of
Hotel also, large and airy Bachelors Hail. Bar Room,
Billiard Saloon and Ten Pin Alley. JED I'm
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- PASCAGOULA HOUYE-THIS ESTABLISH
ment favoraby known Is always open for the recep
Iton Of Boarders, at their old rates.
Children under ten years and servants half-price;
This establishment combines all the comforts OF home
being quiet than larger hotels hsvsg separate bath
houses for ladies aud gents with other convenencss
There Is also teleRraphc communication between this place
Mobile and New Orleans W. 8. DODSON.
lea SIN Proprietor.
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Blank Book Manufacturers,
PRINTERS AND BOO KBINDERs
AS TO
STYLE. PRICk AND QUALITY,
WE DEFY CONF T,TTIONy
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL AGO.,
iaT tt 5000 Camp srsst.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

Don't slap man Familiarity on the back
when talking with him it is not only UNI
gentlemanly but dangerous. Samuel G.
Bennett, a lawyer at Cairo, n. T., was so
accosted while standing on the verge of a
hotel piazza, last week, lost his balance,
fell upon his head, and died next day.
The betrayers of DIR. boy Of Kansas,
while he was conducting party Of twenty
six fugitive slaves from Lawrence 10 Iowa,
last winter, are discovered to have been
Garvin, the late postmaster; Huzzy, a
supposed friend of the expedition; and
Whitney, spy among the slaves. They
made $75 apiece by the operation, and
separated in disgust, each charging upon
the other the crime of keeping back part
of the price. The citizens of Lawrence
have Just arrested Huzzy and Whitney,
who confess their crimes Garvin is at
Pixies Peak.
There is a caricature privately circulating
in Paris representing the emperor Napole-
on putting cat, dog, a monkey, par
rot, woman ard a serpent all into one
bag. The emperor Francis Joseph looks
on in some surprise, and inquiries, Que
faites r0as lag An Italian Contedera-
ton, replies Napoleon, and you will be so
good as 10 put one of your arms into it
Very willingly replies the Austrian, arm
ed with my 100000 claws
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DR.. Henry's Electric Ointment!

uyoR curing Scratches Calls Caks &c. on Horses. salt
II geum Flesh Wounds, Old sores Buns, Se On people
This Ointment introduced Is selling very rapidly
and why Simply the that 1t docs what We IN all
as, srrant ID to do, TO scratches on horses
IN from two TO six dass the directions accompanying
each box are strictly iollowed -.
nave used DR. Iienrys Ointment for scratches and sal
Rcum sores very often, without single fhlureffsHTy
S,i,,ho4fr Proprietor Psbise Hoass. HsilsGf,. "
N i the best remedy for scratches. gals and caks ever
s,s, - L. SznderSon. Pro 1s,oaf HoHSc 81 d,ass ~
With the Recommendations If such veteran arse dea
az Mr. stinehour Iighate, aud j. l. ssnderson Of -
Aaus any other endorsement Is unnecessary I4 say ~
ur scratches gals heres with almost absolute
ertaintv It i excellent for ad cracks IA COW
ana anp.rs 10 he ri article for ever farmer to
s in carst,nt l,riiHgfoR. ~, Ffrs PSs.
NJ has ten tris.I aud not fouud wanting 81 Hans, Va.
MeSsctSeT- n, -. ,,.,... :.
,o x,es when the p said would be without the
us Of il two non,is hsd all M fingers to the bone
uith a erc,ilar saw--a- a. Pteklsn, Lebanon ~ a.
hat the misfortune seahl mfsrH aatts severely aud
an Application Of your Dr. lsnr1 Hintmsst tne
from The burn inst snty dsapPear ana IN nse
ai,u- felt nconyeuisnee Whatsoever from the effects
~ the frr-C a.srsnsa Srnspsou- Montgomery "
II 4 tsles 10 wnsfs time in writing reading more
rSerneut this DIN tnf 6 - pe rn tlat u ~
fed 70 r4ye satisfaction whether used or sefsteles
res burns OF any wound Of whaeFer nature ON man or
Tefsra.a :. .13...5 - -.
ais ssint,s,t AZ nizat they vel IN the urniis
sofa nv tie agents Prct Motts Mage ar lnssosa
.or usnufaeturel 1t Hishsates VI D Al sreen-
70, s.,s b- o y wooss zas By Druggists generally
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
MARRIAGES.

In Windsor, Aug 3Oth by Rev. Hutchinson, Mr.. IRA
C. SMALL Of Windsor, a. d Miss MARTHA T. Walker OF
Claremont. n. IL.
Brattleb Sept. /, by Rev. Geo IL Deere Mt 81
NEON s. DAY of st Paul, Minn- AMI Miss ELNlRA A.
GLEASON of Jamaica
AZ the Fellows Falls Hotel, Set l. by Rev 5. f. Brown,
Mr. ALBERT COATS of Springfield Mass, and Miss MARY
A.. WILDER of Putney.
In Chester Aug % BY Rev. Mr.. Constantine Mr.. ii. o.
TIL ATCUFR Of Ludlow and Miss MARY A. MAXFIEbD
Chester: Also BY the same Mr.. LEWIS CUTTER Of Win
ouski Fails, and Miss LIZZIE fItAZlENi OF Albany
In Grafton sept T. by Rev 5. Adams, Mr.. j. s. TAr-
LOR PiattsbnTg, N " and Miss LUCY A., only dangh
ter Of II. burgess, Esq OF grafton.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

Young ladies are getting precocious
We heard one, just entering her teens, in
qure the other night of gentleman: "Dc
moustaches grow like vegetables p Yes
miss, some moustaches grow from very
green soil.
Mr.. William Stone, of this village, cast
his 46th ballot for 46 successive years at
the polls in this town, on Tuesday, and we
believe in the same house. On several oc-
casions he has travelled many miles so as
to attend the polls. 1t is hardly necessary
to add that he votes on the right side.
p. S. Since writing the above we learn
that Col. +. b. Webb, Of this town has not
missed freeman's meeting for 40 years.
Springfield now presents an unbroken
business front, the only remaining shop has
been fitted up ty f. L. Hazelline, of Man
chester, N. H., as jewelers. shop, and
first door north of Gales.
The trimming up of some of the trees
on Westminster Street, short time since,
has not only let in a little more daylight on
those premises but has really beautilied the
trees-and there are other places in the
village which might be improved by sim
liar process.
We have frost almost every night now,
like October and November, and it has
been well suggested that two or three of
the summer months have been left out this
year.
Observation-Disclosures s Blake of
Bratileboro, have sent US an advertisement
of their stock of new goods, which win APP
pear next week. They keep all varieties
of house furnishing goods, crockery, glass
ware, &c. In rich dress and fancy goods
they have most splendid stock. Also a
stock of carpetings. Give
them call and next week they shall have
a chance to tell their own story.
New-comb and new-goods are expected
in town tomorrow. They (the goods) are
said to exceed any torch light procession
ever seen.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
DEATHS.

In West Windsor, Aug. 18th, of consumption, Mr.
AMANDA wife of Nahsm b. Parmerter, aged ~ years
months. : -........- 90
In Israftlcloro, Aug. 26 of cholera infantum NAkh
JANE q only daughter Henry and Hannah T. SMITH,
aged years
In Dammerson July Q, of consumption, after short
illness Mir. LUTHER ALLYN, aged &C.
In Townshen /, Aug 10, EVANS IL REED aged o. years
In Vernon. Aug. II Hon. LofWEL JOHNSON, aged 90
Aug u his wife, REBEcCA JOHNSON, aged 10
In Chester sept Attn. LEWIS 5. WATKINS, aged u
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Connecticut River Valley Agri


TIME Fourth Annual Fair of this Association viii be hot
den Chariesowu, n H., the 2JTfi, zlcf ana I'D
DAYS OF SEPTEMBER. instant
There will be extensive public sale of Horses, Neat
cattle Sheep Sc any relating to the sale can
b. had By appl ing Mesrs- D. Tiioton. Of Oxford
II Stephen Thomas. West Eairee, Vt Robert EweL
n Lang ior v H. information relating any other de
usrten IL the Exhibition may be obtained Of the Priest
aeni Henry uabbuard Es Of CharletoEu, n H. or Of
the SECRETARY
For PARTICULARS in regard Rairoad accommodations ref
creme, Is made 10 the notices which viii be inucdafey Is
''s- - ''e - lrExAspxa .frL1SE, seey
Fsiase IL Sept / 1852 3sE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
OF TO THE AIs6tRERs OF A FINE HEAD q
Rich Glossy Hair /!

AIK Of beauty 1t cannot exist withouia fine head Of
PROFESSOR MOODS HAIR RtsTORAT iNE-wce cali
alton, which back inal color gray ireov
ers the head OF the bald with luxurent growtaremov~s
eontiauai How of the natural fluids;
regular dressing for the hair win Keep
u ON falling to extreme old age in all it's
We call then upon the bald the diseased scalp
g use ii and surely the Young viii not they
flowing locks, the wtelng ever be wihoutit Its
praise .ri, = upon the tongue Of thousands
se received the following ettein regard the
DER RIVER, cosx, J1b %. 1856
senrf t=xe been fraulica With dam
gan to out, scurf and hair together View
Haven about Moods Hair Restorave
called the ist Of April last
one bottle to try It, aud found TO sssnrtion
thing it removed the scuff and hair began 10 grow;
is three inches in length trhsre sras af M
have great faith in IT, wish you bottles
Of e Kind in ths place YOU may have mrfss fr
many bottles aer Il Is kuos-s here z = =,
Your rs VIII. in rssp "ss :-y = RUFUS
$50 ~.s. =. .Pn,Is psrr HIs. sept 8. 1896
it-eltensSr Fhstons sothe ts.h part y
but two hal pnt torative and now IN
til Of my issueli studded with promisirr rron ~
Young a,s and the lsgns : q, aso receiving ~ neh
think from o~n persona ca n In.
'''s many others " i DIX lTsaieosssi sa'
No sss Vine Street.
vIscxSsrs, A.Jnne22 %. 1854
PROF. Q. J.woops: you are about to nanufacturr
and vsnd recently discovered Hair vii
whomsoevcri II have use "a "a
others to have years brsn
ia the habit Of using other Hair Restoratves and that
sd vastly superior toany other IL epr.yv
ceAusss the bead Of dandrun with month proper
wiz restore any person hair 10 the original ynuthfui
color and xtare healthy son md cssy appesr
IL the dress on which drops therefore re
ouend It's use toevers one desirous Of hav eccr
aud texture to hair Reepe~ff.7 II, !, ours 's
wIIs,S s Kavc.
WOOD X Co. Fropsie,.orr, ~ Bros.svsy. n ard
ia Nstket Street st Louis No. And edd ~ ali good
pruxgi-ts -
= Beware o. artietes purportng proface ESUITS
SIMILAR NJ s are only shorstive attempts palm on n
miserable artiee on the Popularity Of this srens
None genuine without the signs e,rs ~ Wrx.t
sfies q <2snd 20 Per bottle. 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday,. sept. z.
AZ market 1914 Cattle about 1000 and 54 Stores
consisting Working Mich Cows, and one two and
three years old
Prices of Market Beef-Extra % a IS first quality
625 "a 50 second quality 50 50 third qualitys4 80
ordinary So 90.
Working 0xen-S10, 80 al 40.
Cows aud calves-s25. s. as a S61.
Yearngs SO e Ii two years old sic g "a threeyears
old 90 a 81
sayeal Calyes--S0 o a so
Sheep Iambs-6115 at market. Prices Extra and
collections - 50G SO 90 in lots 81 co. So q IS each
Hides a Tie Taow, Z a ic