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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-10

The n Y. Tribune gravely Publishes the
following correspondence under date of John
son, Irumbull county, o., Aug A, 1859"
On the ID day Of August Mrs Timothy
Bradley gave birth to eight ehildren-three
boys and i've girls. They are all living, and
are healthy, but quite small Mr. BIS family
ls Increasing fast. He was married six years
ago to Euniee Mowery, who weighed 273
pounds on the day Of their marriage She has
gwen birth t9two pair oftwins, aud now eight
MORE making twelve children in six wears IL
seems strange, but nevertheless is true, Mrs. b
was a twin ofthTee, her mother and father both
being twins, and her grandmother the mother
Of five pair Of twins. Mrs b. has named her
boys after noted and distinguished men. One
after the Hon. Joshua r. Giddings, who has
given her a splendid gold medal Que after the
Rev. Hon. Elijah Champlin, who gave her a
dead Of so acres Of land, and the other after
Jimes johnson, Esq, who gave her a cow
hr Bradley says It il profitable to have twins
81, the neighboTs have clothed the brothers ever
since they were born. Mr.. b is a poor, in.
dustFious laboTer, but says be will not part with
any Of his children while he is able to work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-10

AN ABUNDANT HARyEsT.-It may now be
fairly calculated that the crops throughout the
entire country are safe. The prospects in ev-
cry quarter are most auspicous; an abundant
harvest has blessed the labor Of the husband
man. From all parts of Europe, alec, the re-
ports are favorable In England, Ireland and
Scotland the season has been delightful one,
and an early harvest was expected. The crops
throughout these countries will be at least an
average one, despite the fears which arose for
the result of the great drought Of the summer.
With this cheer .ul information before us, an
abundant season and low prices for provisions
may be anticipated. N Y Herald
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-10

ENeLisH TA1ArtoS. The taxation which the
British Parliament imposes this year, for the
support Of Government, amounts 10 the enor-
nous sum Of sirfy Diae anlion pounds sisrling
or four huadrsd and forty fire millions Of dollars
Otthis sum, over twenty-eight million pound"
sterling 20 to pay interest on the national debt,
and over twenty six millions sterling are re-
quired for the army and navy This taxation
exceeds the cost Of our General Government,
and Of all the States and Municipal Govern
ments in the Union combined
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-10
Or. boy and Charley Fisher.

The Lawrence correspondent of the Tribune
writes that DR.. Doy is at Lawrence, and al.
though reward is offered for him, no officer or
other person dares to interfere with him The
Sheriff of st. JOsePhs was in the Territory, but
on the river It would be dangerous for him to
be man-hunting about Lawrence.
Charles Fisher, the coIored barber, whose
rescue some months ago in LsavenwOrth caused
much excitement, has since been entraPped and
carried to prison. He was hogged in a MsSou-
ri Jail until his back was raw, and then sold
down South
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-10

CHILD MANeLED nv A Doe.-On Saturday
afternoon little Eve year old son of Mr.. Da.
Wis, living in Worthngton, in this county, was
attacked by large bull dog, belonging to q
butcher, and was so horribly mangled that
he cannot recover. The face Of the child was
seized by the dog, and it required the utmost
eXertion Of two or three men TO pull him off,
when he tore with him the one half OF The
chilis face The brute was Immediately shot.
- Columbus Statesman.
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Prosperity of Irsland-Decreaso in Crime

Prosperity of IrelRnd-Decrease in Crime.
Accounts from Ireland all concur in the
greatly improved agricultural aspect of Ire
landAVithin few years dast The potato rot
no longer hungers the Emerald Isle, and on all
sides the fields term with abundance. Har-
rowing tales of want and destitution are no
longer told, and crime has greatly diminished
as is shown by the State of the calendars in
the county assiEes. Landlords and tenants
live on better terms than heretofore, and with
prosperity the good old maxim OF live and let
live is more generally acted upon Industry,
temperance and orderly conduct in ell coun-
tries bring their reward; and the wonderful re-
ligiOus movement now in progress in ireland
will still higher elevate the condition, and add
to the prosperity and happiness of the Irish
people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-10

ONE OF THE FEW Lucky BOYS. A Lawrence
letter states that Edwards Ropes, boy who
left Lawrence for Pixies Peak last Spring with
a hand. cart, has just been heard from in the
mountains. He has one Of the last claims, aud
has been offered s22, 900 for it. He is the son
Of a Boston widow
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ne Ievn in America

From a lecture delivered by Dr. Morria J.
Franklin, in Providence, on Sunday evening
and reported in the Providence EDeRiRg PTsss
We gather some facts 10 relation to the Jews in
the United States The Jews in this country
nov number about two hundred thousand. In
New York city alone there are forty thousand
The attention Of the Jews in Europe is turned
towards America, on account Of the persecu
tion 70 which they are subjected in some coun-
tdes on the continent, and rapid increase Of
their numbers here may be expected be immi-
grafton
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HO hnfor tNAtDE r Mlmeu SIXTY one
ytaos, mi 1at was ttlg aial. aud had been adu.F
lllns uutil, the crlwuu bail become quite thin.-
Ahou thd tst oihRfoh OF The pfessnt yoar onmi o-
Inc 20 fhs du,0 Ions, md havs ouninIei 10 apIy
slight dressing OF the same once in Three our wssk'
OF retiring TO bed NY hair BE- now nlmos restored to 70
original oulor and the hue 1prf.p TO 10 permanent
AM SATISFIED THAT tho PREPARATION
NOTHING LIKE A DYE, nut OPERATES uPo
THESE RETtoNs Ny brir cossus TO fail, who
certainly 40 advantage ~ one who was IN danger
coming bald
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-10

~ A letter from Valparaiso states that Dr.
Whippls and aschanie named Stevens, both
Ameriea0s, are in prison there ON trihing charges
impheatinR them in the late revolutionary pro
cssding. George Cotton, another American was
released from prison on the Ath ult.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
REPRESENTATIVE

FDs. LEADER: Please announce the name Of WM
IOUSLEY, Of North Royaton, VII, will he presented 20
the Cuyahoga County Repubican Convection Caud-
date for the office Of R. preventative by his fregd Of
lROYALTON.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

fobIs
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A LARGE AND VALUABLE FARM ,--3s miles from
the city by Rsilroad, 2mies from the saln-44O acres
with large and handsomely flushed stone house large
tom land aud airpropOrtol tin ber In ali 3Jecs
avery desirable farm, small faru other propeTt will
HOUSE AM n r. LOT 81 ON GREENWOOD ST and vacant
LOT on nsmani also one on isburgh St, to exchange
HOTEL AND STORE BUILDiNGS, with m acre and
more Of land at the center OF town u mil from the
city-now rented so as 10 pay 9parcout $500. viii eH
change f9L lagd j. ne western paTt Of this s,2te
village a good a!m house aud smaller dwelling large
barn md good orchards, Rich soil, part sandy and
some 80 acres bottom land $40 por acre One half ngood
SIX ACRES AND HOUSE AND BARN, on the Euclid
rety Of fruit TO exchange for house ant lot wen oca-
HOUSE AND ACRES OF LAND on Newburgh road
about m les from the city, to exchange for a farm
FOR SALE
TWENTY-FlVE ACRES on Sinsman road, miles irom
the Court House with good house and barn, acre
CLINTON PARK-Iwo-Ltor II use and Lot with Barn
LAKE STREET, near Clinton Park-Two one and a half
story Houses witt Lots each 5l2Oj.
PERRY STREET near Prospect-House and Lot House
2stores with hnds, &c also, considerable fruit and
FOUR ACRE- ON CRAwFo ROAD. near poap's
Comers with house narn and orchard. Sl30
HAMu TON STREEl-Three brick Houses and Lots
sEvENTY-FIvE ACRI S TIMBER LAND, in oimsted,
TWE N xSRFsv ssv ON "T FE ASqKE SHORE
4mes from the Giy sandy logm soil with stream Of
grapes acres peach and app trees bearing or
der-Ell produce . hle crop this season. A valuable
wiLIIANiS ALLEY etweS6p pS Seneca aud Ontario s
-IwQ-sloy House and Lot, Sl6O0 Also, and half
FOR RENT
handsome Cottage House and acres Of land pleasantly
located, miles from the Court House .......S250
r6 ROUSE JENNINGS. Eli superior St
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STATE SENATOR

EDITOR LEADER: Please announce the name of WM C
DI>BROW of Btrea as candidate for the 6ics II STATE
- naior subject The decision the Republican County
Convention and obtse MANY VOTERS.
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lolbtnils =.
- HpbqLAhEt -
"a ogss,l l.i1T .naea doSl
wao , ss5 VA ,,ao. oI .oTs y ,i.,eg ,.. z, y9Ie s
Mem morning when lhe cook GENE down,
Where L he silver warei" she said
Ana echo answered, Wheror
The att was pois,d abou, the streets,
psiss,IS ASa N y g' go,ISg s%sn s9 s9s sq bovso.
Aud round g shrowdy squbtod
Ahey tcufchad tuo house aud garrett through,
Aade eighhorhugd around ,
Looked here uud there, sought ov'U WHERE,
But still no wAtE was foutd.
AZ last whom they had weary grown
one " them fund uron the fsnce.
NV il, could zee what 'Ei,sf' 5iai Of pants
The burglar mlsht ensnaro.
They ,canued the piece. and loundit torn
W. b uch,t 10 y bfoken'
As II b hud been spoken,
az %t UiSSOi UNioS HALL Al I'S a11 1d 6eRSo SSSsn'
When no, the burglar, Jun ed the spikea
Whth seized him in DE-FENcE
The added weight Of stolen plate
The trIwscrs could not boar
And through a a Stern lecsssiy
At UNION HALL been bought,
The spike would utt have lost iis hold
The thief would have beUu caught
For IsAACs' gomtnts never MP
No ~ lis or spisos can tear them
s5t are tis 1 never S 81 @eSf ReSfi e@ @s"
For well-made strong aud mshionable READY-AIADE
CLOTHING, at VERY Low PRICES, there Is no lace
In the whole wes,em country like
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Ciepeland, Ohio.
SINGERS CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES
the best Sewing Machines n the world, for lie ouy ut
1SAACS UNION HALL,
Corner Superior ard Union Sleets.
rS- And STORRs' AUTOMATON PREssAIAN, the
greatest wonder Of the age, is also for sale at
augs ISAAC A lSAACS' Union Han
KOCH, LEVI s. MAYER,
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL DEALERS
IN ALL KINDS oP
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
no. l72 SUPERIOR STREET,
pars CLEVELAND.
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- DIR. JAS, McCLINTocK's PEcToRAL SYRUP
cams the most hauassins ough relieves the oppressed
lungs aud irated throat, oosens and brings away by
painless eTpectJaton the matter which clogs the wind
pipe aud bronchial tubes regulates the excited pulse IN
vtes rest, aud emUves every symptom Of counsumpt n
Price 81 co. old by WAl. FISKE. Cleveland,
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GREAT BRITAIN.-Rrv. ". rHoRNFGor

PrsJeot, Lancashire, England
Your Hair Rest orersa peri ct navel After having
used for six cells my eTresy sray hair wss restored
10 its natural coornot the wg-ike Appearance produce
ed by dyes, but to its natIrs color which satisfies
my mind tn atitis not dye, can strongly recommend
it and shall feel happy answering the queries Of any
you may ref 7 to me
1.-THE above Clergyman IS yell noun throughout 7yea
Britain 10 manyia the United statssl
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HAYTI REV. MRS. Z. C. ANDRUs, tmauy ysays
Missionary TO Hqyti) Martin5burgh, N
In consequence OF her long residence in the aforensmsd
lslard, her hair and scalp in very unhea thy coad
ton After trying various articles thout su cess and
eventually using Mrs. s. a Aliens she wlies t tho
Amsnc'n Baptist"-'Ihave derived much benefit ON
the use of"Mrs S. A. Alenswo ID, Hair Resorsr and
zylobasomrmi have triel various other remedies for
M hair but never anything that matsr lily and psTa
HsHty benefit ed has those Of Ms $. A. Al en-"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-10

2 Dr. MoCLINTOCKs CoLD AND CoUoH
NJ KTuRE This remedy all ordinary Elections
OF the lungs aud throat has double popularity Emapa-
ling from leldiug member OF the medical faculty il is
apr we'd ly the proesson while every member Of The
c'mmumy who has tried t, prenounces it infallible
Price % cents. Sold by WIN. FISKE, Druggist
Bugl0 Cleve,end
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IA The New York Ledger says of Dr. Nc
CLlNroCR's DIARRpGA CORDIAL:
Our confidence in the efficacy Of Dr. james DC Gin
locks DiarrhU Cordial IS unb0un1ed Everybody should
nave IT, Is the prescription Of an eminent physician"
Price 3 cents. gold by VIM FISKE,
auglO Cleveland
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mT
acquaintance with same effect The zylobalsamum Lrs
gard as an invaluable dressing for the bair"
REV DANIEL 7, WOOD AIddletoDn, Orange Co.. NJ I
My hair has greatly thckened upon nv head ana put
on very lively healthy Appearance The same is true OF
NV dauehter HER HAIR HAD BECOME THIN, AMI
CAME OUT CONSTANTLY UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BE ALMOST BARE; HER
HAIR HAS HANDSOMELY THICKENFD up, AND
ALSO HAS HEALTHY APPEARANCE. We are
thankful to you aud feel that We have fu value Of our
money
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handsome Cottage House and acres land pleasantly
located, miles from the Court House. $3.50
Twn-stuTy br OK House Bond street. sam
V6 ROUSE q JEk NINGC. OIL SuDerior a.
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"Itis settled policy to advertise nothing till ws
kHoU it is what purports to be. Having opportunity
becoming satisfied Of the merits Of Mrs. s A. Aliens
Worlds Hair Re,torer and zyobalsamum, would Ds
pleased to iugert advertisement &" SC
REV. A II. CORNELL, Cores. Sec Bo1rd Education
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prnQF.
A Y EH'S
"A G U IL O U liz E .

foR THE SPEEDY cBRE oF
iatermiifelf feter on Fcucr AID Agas, Remit
toni Fever, ChH Feper, Dumb Agus, PERIOD
zeal Headache. o. Blious Headache. oad 6ii-
ioWs Fspers--indeed, for me tuhole class Of dis
eases originating "a hillary arrangement,
caused bV me malaria Of midsmdiie counfries
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
lN called for BY the aeccssties Of tho American people
AVID safe cure for eser aud Aguo such rem
edi We are now euab % 70 cnef with perfect certainty
ded prof that harm can arise ffun rs use In any
Thai witch protects from OF prevents this disofder must
be of immense In the communities IN which pre-
walls Prcuenfsn u better than for the pntieut
apes the ma which he must run ~ violent stacks ot ths
poison Fever sud Ague ou the system and preveas the
development W the disease II taken the first npproach
ey everyet OyeTed Tor thisrlass complaints but
the cheapest Tue large quantity we supply igf do lar
uils we iee1h ~ afeil uviy' t " VII
have and and Il freely both inr cure and pro-
teotion 1. is hoped ns price will place u within the
OTy Of this remedy any other dscgV red for the
speedy aud certain Of nterm tents is that
or other inu 0us effect Whatever npo the constitution
Those cared bytt ae leh heaay as II they had never
Fever and Aguc is no, alone the consequences T the mia
matte poison great variety Of disorders from
irritation, which Nearalga, Rheumatism, Oout,
ma, Palpation Painful Affection Of the Speen Hyster
Ics, Paia in the Bowels Cole PARALYSIS, aud Deranee
cause put on the intermittent tpe, BE- periodical
THIS "CURE e1pels the poison rOm the blood aud
quenty cures them all alike It's Invaluable protection
IN tie malnrous dis cts II hs occasionally daly
while erposed 20 the infection. that will be eIcreed from
the system, and accumulate sufficient quantly
rpen into Hence Il Is more valuable for pro-
lection thuu and will sue1 ImtermIi-
tents u they avail themselves Of the prutectoa this
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

TUX THE NAFIU UUNh UT
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoarSeAsss Group
Bronchitis, InciPieRt Consumption, and for The
relief of Consumptipe Patients az adpaRced
stages of the disease
SO wide is the field Of it, and numerous yre
the cases OF its cue3 that est secton Of country
aDOunds In psrsous ublicv tnOwn who have reey
ed from alarming and desneeate diseases Of the lungs
by its When tted ITS r'y eveIy h.
medicine OF the kim is spparenn escape ohseTva
ion, and where rs virtues known the pubic
hesitate what antdote To employ for the dis ressng aud
dangerous affections of The pulmonary that
dent to climate hile inieTsr remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been disfhrou this
has gained friends BY every ris conferred benefits the
ai cted they forget, aud produced
merous and too remarkable TO be forgotten
Prepared by Dr. j U. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass
All our Aiednes for sale by VIM FISKE Il GAYLORD
AHAMMoND. and all Dea eis In Medicines
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AYer's Cathartic Pills,

For all The purposes Of Family Physic,
Are composed that disease within the range OF their ac-
tOn Tarelv withstand eyade them Their penetrating
properties ssarch and coan'e aud uvguTae every portion
Of the human organism. correcting its diseased ucou aud
restoring its ueathy vitaeB AS consequence these
properties the invalid who is bow ell down with pain or
physical debility isast0nihed 10 fluid his health ergy
restored by rcmf dy At once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the every i6 complaints Of every
body but rlsO many funidnb and dangerous diseases
Tho agent below named Is pleased 20 furnish gratis my
American Almanac, cunEinng certificates of Their cures
and directions for their in the following conn
Costiveness, Heartburn Heudaohs arising disordeed
Stomach Nausea Indigestion, Pain and Morbid InAetiOn
Of the Bowels Flaueucy Lossuf Appetite Jaundice sud
other kindred complaints arising d state o. the
body ObetructiOi' OF its functions
DO not be put Of by unprncipled Dealers with 9TH
pill they make the more pIOh lea Ask for ATERis
PFLLs, and lake nothing else.
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HIoHwtNES-Improved early n the and sold IN
small 25e again lower and close quiet at 2iS
HoGs-Are In moderate receipt find ready sale at an
advance weeks quotations. Latest sales
aS55i foright weights avsragns 5J lbs, and S55SosO
' Tor weights of2O ms and over
-saa d. a HoPs-Are steady stlGe.
LUMBER-I.ath are light supply and firm at Sl5l--
only moderate supply but prices are
changed kinds quiet quotations.
lRoN-we quote foloEs Common bar. S2,'SGsSN
hoop Including trunk s4as72O sheet si5o0
800 boiler S5OO86pO; nail rods 5Ha7e Scotch pig Is sell
ing at S3l
LINE-wblo lime q; oswegO Water Lime sllsgsl-2j;
sandusky hydraulic Cement 81 25aISs.
LIQUORs-Brandles sell follows: Jules Robin $685.
Champagne s4Oas5; seRnette S2a215; American asa
slr. oaiawba sSas5 Cstaxbain n g.: Gn-HoHsnd
Slj1l p; American 45d6Oc
METALs-Ars steady as follows: Tin plate perbox 759
l5i tin pig per jS3s Lead pipe, 759775; Lead
fe bar SaBs
MEAI-corn meal is selling for city consumption 81
., iSl15 per ewL Oil meal brings $50 per
NoiAsSBsIIas further advanced and n o. is selling at
j al- 5laS2c.
NAILs-Are steady prices. We quote them at
.lq p 60 SS@a35Op ewt for assorted.
OIIs-Ars quiet follows; Lnseed 5SeaGle; Lard No.
y gallon sSc9ssci No 27597se Locomotive SOO9li2
whale sbds2c; Elephant 72a75e.
@ M PoULTRY-Chekeus n good demand 697c, Aeeor
ding quality and turkeys at 6dgc
PoRII-Mess pork held SIC for No aud SIS for No
sALT-Is quiet but at 81 25 for fine sl.2Ods25 70
q coarse according quantity s69c for sacks
sEEDs-IIavs ruled quiet Prices unchanged and
range al SisG0425 sales from S4a
per G2ihs. s2-a5a2;5o for timothy and 81 Is for flax
- ear and we quote Of sC9c, For quotation
~. of other kinds see tabls
TALLOw-Is steady at lO{SIOSe.
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N W CROP
aov chase 10 Gov. Wise.

a Richmond dispatch Of the Tth by the
sSnthern line says:
Gov. Wise laid before the Legislature LETT
ter from the Governor Of Ohio Ia reply to one
of his. Gov. Chase says Ohio will fdlfll every
Constitutional obligation to other members Of
the unlou, but cannot consent 70 The Invasion
Of her Territory by armed men, even for the
pursuing and arresting fugityes from justice
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MAKING CONNEGllONh
At Cleveland with oNeland and Toledo, Cleveland Co
lumbus Cincinna Cleveland and Enc and ClsVe and
and pittsburgi RRiTg 1s
A. Soloi with hacks 70 Chagrin Falls SC.
At Rfantua " nh hacks for Ravouna, &c
Al Braceville with hacks TO Nevsof fa,.s, &C.
Al Maneu with hRcksto Sharon. G. cendeld Meadvills
Bloomfield Canhed, nc.
Al Yanne stoan, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, anf Enou Valley, aud thence by y. ,. W. &C "
CHAs. L. RHODES su9t.
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NEW YoRK MARKEr-p,e. Il


Flour-ss'es 0hbls at SSo5as5l5 State
S52sassss fo State IS 54h2o Tor super western
communtO med western, S6'10Gbls0
Or o brands rulnd Loco
shade and rather doing. Closing
md dropping.
Market firm.
Rye Uu ur--In
Wheai-Ve dali and dropping, Hing for
n isi M E1GpsSD @ Dp. ssGug II 20 sales ' 0u' NH" ot'' "
.J .at Ie-SoqTcsy 80 lqn, sales 100 bus e. COB o.,
Ia ai foHG ~ o'''" u 'l''' -'''' ~
Corr-Scaree firm; sales foT W..
old white and yel1w.
Fimer 4RgHc for STATE western and Cana
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