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ings of his patients pulse, and with keener,
more discriminating eye than is The common
possession Of physicians, observes and under
stands the developments of all the symptoms
of the disease which fortunes the expiring
victim. He comes 10 the conclusion that bis
patient is going to die coon beyond all per-
adventure, and sagcly recommends az on in
falhble cure the administration Of dose Of
viruient poison, which be Knows would pro-
duce instantaneous death.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-12

Political Row.--At a meeting for the
nomination of ward officers, held in the
Fourth ward Of Washington, on Thursday
night, by the democrats, a general skrlm-
mage occurred, during which the contending
parties kicked, scratched, bit, and pummelled
each other with vicious enough intent, but
not much execution, owing to the limited
space at command for hitting out from the
shoulder" Quiet was restored by the police
escorting Mr.. Benjamin Beveridge from the
room, from whence be was taken to the
guard howe and detained for q season. Clip
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Or. BAAKEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES
DIR. BAAKEE,


DIR. BAAKEE,
WILL give special attention to the follow.
w ing diseases:
Coughs, Colds Consumption, Group, lnauen-
"a, Asthma, Bronchitis and all diseases of the
Nose, Mouth, Throat and Lungs. Attention
given to the treatment of all Skin diseases
Lumbago, Lumbar Assesses, Scrofula, Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspep-
STA, D. sintery, Diarrhpa, Piles and all diseases
Of the Stomach, Liver ard Bowels; also, all
Chronic Diseases pertaining to Women and
Children. DR.. Baakee can produce one thou
sand certificates of his perfect success in curing
CANCERS OLD SORES or ULCERS, FlSTU-
LA, SOAT.D HEAD, VEINS, HIP DISEASES
SWELLINGS and TUM0RS OF every descrip-
ton and without the use of the knife. These
last named diseases cannot be treated by cor
respondence, therefore the patients must place
themselves under the Doctors personal super
vision.
DR. BAAKEE has made new discovery
of Fluid that will produce perfect absorption
of the cataract, and restore permanent vision
TO the Eye, without the use OF the knife OF
needle, and he cures all diseases of the
Eye and Ear,
Without the use of the Knife or Needle, and
be has constantly on hand an excellent assert.
ment of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
AND
TympanumS or Car DrumS,)
suitable for either sex and all ages-insertedi in
five minutes.
DR.. Bakee is one of the most celebrated and
skillful Physicians and Surgeons now living
His fame is known personally in every principal
city ofthe World. All letters directed TO Dr.
Baakee Enclosing ten cents) asking any cues.
tions pertaining to any disease, shall be prompt
ly answ cred, and all Chronic diseases can be
treated by correspondence, except those mem
toned, that will require his personal superYis-
ion.
1B- Office Hours, from a. H. to a 2. ~
DR.. BAAKEE.
Office, No. "a Lexington street, between
Charles and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Md.
ApriI ID lS59-ly,
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WEsrhINsTEE REvIEw.-We have on oul
table this sterling Review for April. Contents
/. Yorkshire. 2. The Morals of Trade
8. Weimar and its Celebrities. 4. The Ora.
ma in Paris. 8. The Italian Question. 8
Adam Bede. 7. De Lamennais his Life
and Writings. 8. England's Political Posi-
ton in Europe. g. Contemporary Litera.
ture.
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During the confagration of Canton caused
by the bombardment of the British, the extensive
medical warehouse ofour country man Dr. ]. O.
Aver ofLowell, the depot ofhis Cherry Pectoral
and Cathartic Pills. for Chlna,) was totally des-
troyed. he now makes demand upon our
government for indemnity from the loss of bis
property, and hence will grow another nut 10
crack with our elder brother Johnny. Stick to
1t Doctor; and If our Govermsnt maintains our
rights wherever your Pills arc sold, 20 stsll
only be unprotected on tracts that ere very
barren. Rsformw, Tretcn, NJ J.
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Municipal Election.
Glorious Triumph OF the Opposition

On Monday the election for municipal Of
hoers transpired in our Mountain City, and
the result proved a most glorious Triumph for
the opposition Cumberland has covered her
self all over with glory. Last year the Amer
,csns elected the Mayor by majority Of Is
and the Council stood five Democrats to one
American. But at the election on Monday
the Opposition elected the Mayor by 90 ma
ority and four out of the six Councilmen -
This was glory enough for one day. Below
we give the vote taken on the 9th inst
FIR Mayor,
.. " McCleary, Opposition, l.....-.....380
u. B. Walton, democrat ..,............... 2S7
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The New York journal Of Commerce, speak
ing ofthe appalling spread of intemperance,
says that s.large number of eminent names
are being er6efd from the list of tho living,
where the true cause Of death is never suspec-
ted by the community at large, (the interpo-
sition Of surviving friends saving their mem
oies from indelible disgrace, )died of "deliri-
UNI tremens" being the fearful secret.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-12

Heg- The american farmer" Gomez to us
this month filled with its usual amount of
agricultural matter. 1t gives notice to its sub
scribers that twill commence its next vol
ume upon the cash princsple-sending no
paper unless paid for in advance,
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Report of Grand jury,

AOSRVA Va ~ / 0Au u al " .
GRAND JURY Room, April 20, 1859.
To his Honor JUD GE PERRY
The Grand Jury have made the usual visit
to the Aims House and Jail of the county.
The Jury take pleasure in expressing their
decided and unanimous appreciation Of every
thing which met their observation at the Aims
House. The neatness and cleaulin of the
buildings-internally and externally, reflect
great credit upon those who have charge of
the public property, and comfort of that unfor.
lunate class whose misfortunes compel them to
be placed there. The Jurors could suggest some
Improvements which might add much to the
value of the property, and convenience OF the
inmates, but deem it prudent to leave this for
the future, and better times In visiting the
Jail they regret that they did not discover cause
for so favorable report. The building IS too
small and totally unsafe for the safe keeping Of
the desperate criminals who are placed there,
and does not afford such comforts as should be
shown TO those who are sometimes there COM
mitted upon mere grounds of suspicion. The
Gre nd Jury would call the attention of the
County Commissioners to this matter, also to
the dilapdated condition of the large room in
which they have transacted their business du-
ring the present term of the Court.
By the unanimous order of the Grand Jurors.
JOHN NJ. BUCHANAN,
April %, 1852 3t. Foreman.
Alleganan and Frostburg Gazette copy 3w
and charge to county.
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CLARK's PHILADELPHIA GIFT BOOK ENTER
PR1sE-The polite and gentlemanly Trave-
ling Agent of Mr. D. W. CLARK's Gift book
Establishment, No. 800 Spring Garden Street
Philadelphia. Pa, has been in town for a
day or two past, for the double purpose of
establishing an Agency in our midst, and ex-
hibiting specimens ofthe GIFTS distributed by
this enterprising Book Merchant in connec-
ton with every book ordered from his Nam
moth Book Emporium.
The business of this establishment is con-
Quoted on. a scale unsurpassed in magnifcenec
and fberality,) for testimonials see advertise
ment in another column and is by common
consent acknowledged to be the most liberal
and punctual Gift Book Enterprise in the
United States.
The gifts given with each book purchased
embrace in part elegant gold and silver
watches, plain and hunting cases; massive
Florentine Lava, Cameo, Jet, and Gold stone
sets for ladies'; ladies and gentlemens' gold
guard and fob chains, gold and silver pens,
pencils, and cases, massive bracelets, lockets,
bosom studs, sleeve buttons, &C., and for
quality and splendor are not surpassed oy
regular dealers in these articles in the Uylited
States We have inspected them apd they
have every appearance Of being genuine.
The testimonials of agents and proprietors
are such as to leave no room for doubt as to
the prompt and faithful fulflrAent of all the
promises they make. Full descriptive cata-
logues may be had by calling on JOHN j.
MAuPn, who is the established Agents for
this place and vicinity, through whom our
citizens can order books, and receive their
gifts.
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Price 81 per Bottle, or Six for s, Deli.
Vercd to any Address

Price 81 per Bottle, or Six for s, Deli.
vered to any Address
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Ger
tifcates from Professors Of Medical Colleges
Clsrgymen and others.
Prepared and Sold by H. B. HELMB0LD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
No: S: South Tenth street. below Chestnut
Assembly Buildings. Phils.
eE-To be had Of HEALEY d. SHRIVER,
CUMBERLAND, Nd, and of all Drnggists through
out tho United States, Odnadds and Briiish
Provinces.
~Beware of Counterfeits.
Ask for Helmbold's-Take no Other.
CURES GUAR BED.
April 81, lS5o.-ly.
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Double Entry
Book Keeping Simpli6ed

A NY one wishing to learn my new method Of
II Double Entry Book Keeping, can do SO on
very moderate terms, by applying to me. By
this system any form Of accounts can be kept
and readily understood, as it requires but two
books, and is adapted to business of every pos
sible sort and is SO arranged as to leave meth.
ing for the Book Keeper to remember nor re-
qulre him to refer to other printed works Oh
Book Keeping for information.
Persons wishing to examine this system are
cheerfuly invited to do so at shy time and
am permitted to refer them to Mr.. Hale SwartI-
welder and Mr.. Charles Shriver, who are both
using it at this time.
April 81, lS59-tf. VIM. BRACE.
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baltimore e Ohio Railroad.
Improved Schedule for Travel.

Improved Schedule for Travel.
-:o:-
1eslM
0N aud after Monday, April 1lth, 1859, the
" passenger trains will run as follows:
For the East.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN daily ex. sundays.)
Leaves Wheeling s.06p. m. Arrives at alu.
Cumberland 6.25 q. m. more 500 p. m
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Dany.)
Leaves Wheeling II 80 q. IN. Arrirss at Bald.
Cumberland 9.08p.m- more SOB q. m.
Passengers from Cumberland for way stations
East, will take Mail Train only.
For the West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, between O amber
T. land and Wheeling,
Leave Cumberland s.10a m. Arrive at Wheel.
ing TOO NJ.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN (daily s1. Sunday, }
Leaves Baltimore 7.20a. m. Arrive at Wheel
Cumberland 400 p. N. ing 2.lo Am.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Baltimore 4.O6p. m. / Arrives at Wheel
Cumberland ll.S6 Pm J ing at s.l0A. m.
Passengers from Cumberland for Way Sta.
lions West will take Accommodation Train;
and for Stations on NV. We. Road will take
Express train.
Through Tickets for all important cities West
''' ~ l.. O. BoEHM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, April IA, 1858.
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TIE SUPERB LIKENESS
THE SUPERB LIKENESS
HON. EDWARD EVERETT,
Engraved on Steal BY II. ". Snitk,
After the Portrait frsm life by NJ. WIGHT,

HON. EDWARD EVERETT,
Engraved on Steel BY II. ". Sritk,
After the Portrait frsm life by NJ. WIGHT,
Is Just Published.
Executed in the highest style of the art, it IL
beyond all question the finest likeness Of Mr.
Everett eItant.
The following letter from Or. Everett to the
artist gives additional interest to the picture
aud will be appreciated By ,hs subscribers and
the public:
BosToS Sd December, 1859.
Ny DEAR SlR IL have much pleasure in sta
ting that your portrait of me, aud Mr.. Smith's
engrav wing of it, give entire satisfaction TO such
Of my friends a. have seen them.
The portrait, as far as am proper judge,
seems to me highly successful, both in design
and execution. 1t comes fully up to the stan.
dard of your former works. 1t has been en-.
graved by MIR. Smith with equal fidelity, spirit
and skill.
remain, sincerely, your friend,
NJ. WIGHT, Esq. EDWARD EVERETT.
The engraving is respectfully dedicated by
the Artist to the Ladies' Mount Vernon Asso.
citation of the Union" and be has announced
that ONE TENTH PART Of his proceed DIS o.
sales for the first year WILL BIB PAID OVER
IN AID OF THEIR FUND.
The Regent of the Mount Vernon Associa.
ton, in a letter to the publisher, says:
"The Regent has no doubt that this engra.
Wing W Il meet with the most extensive patron.
age from the American People She is sure 81
admirers of Mr.. Everett, in the Association and
out of it, will be proud 10 possess SO fine
picture"
They are now ready for delivery to subscri
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lslSOLueat's Notice.

Itl0OLUe1t'S .VOltCe.
John Paul, )0RDERED, this 18th day
". w of April, 1889, that John
His Creditors. Paul, give notice to his cred
itors, endorssrs and sureties, that the sec.
ond Monday Of October next, is fixed for the said
John Paul to appear in the Circuit Court
for Allegsny county, to answer such interrogs.
tories or allegation as his creditors, endorsers
or sureties may propose or allege sgsinst him,
and that q copy Of this rider bo published once
a week for three months N some Newspaper
published in the city Of Cumberland, prior Ito
the said second Monday of 0ctob er next, 1859,
as such notice.
Test-H. REsLEY, Clerk.
April II, lS5o-am.
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Death to the Living.
LONG LIVE THE KILLERS!
DEA1AssHOT

THE intolerable nuisance of BED BUGS can
l. be gotr rid of only by the use of the DEAD
SHOT, new exterpj nator of tremendous pow
er. Its effects are as certain as sulphur fumes
on honey bees, and it leaves behind train Of
death, n perfect Bohon Upas to those tornen-
tors of our nightly rest.
as-Beware of Counterfeits and limitations
The celebrity acquired by this article has set
many to making Bed Bug Poison. Don't take
up with that which you may be told is justlike
it, or just as good
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Thursday Morning, May IL, 1863.
Agents for the Civilian d Telegraph

The following are Tho only agents Of the Oh
v..isn Telegraph, authorized to collect and
receipt for moneys duo this of5ce
J. A. RuraRAUFr. Baltimore.
JOY, Coz d Co., Philsdslphis.
JOY, Coz & Co.. New Yofh.
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H% S 1 90 h

One hundred Dollars will be paid to any PLY.
sicinn who can prove that the Medicine ever
injured patient; and tho testimony Of thou
sands can be produced to prove that it doe,
great good. Cases offrom one week to thirteen
years standing have been effected. The mass
Of Voluntary Testimony in possession of the Pro-
prietor, vouch in its virtues and curative pow
rs, is immense, embracing nam:s well known
To Science and Fame.
Per,onally appeared before me, an Alderman
ofthe City Of Philadelphia, II. T. HELMBoLD,
Chemist, who being duly sworn does say, that
his preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury
or injurious Drug, but are purely Vegetable.
H. T. HEAB0LD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me this Esd day
Of November, 1884. WIN. P. HIBBARD.
Alderman.
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is prepared directly according to the Rules of
Pharmacy and c h nj i try,
with no greatest accuracy and Chemical know
ledge and care devoted in its oombination.-
See Professor DEVICES Valuable Works on
the Practice of PLY sic, and most of late Stan
dsrd Works Of Medicine.
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Carpets ! Carpets!

THREE PLY, Lowell Ingram. and Cheap
i Csrpsts ofs%sry variety, for sale st
Ap. I, 50. HoPE~ELb HEBBs.
, 1859-05-10

MONETARY.

MnasoAx 1v1xfna. MAY D. 1sE.
Under the influence Of the European news
aud the consequent large advance Of bread
studs. the exchange market showed symptoms
Of weakness: but Is yet there Las been no fall.
ing Cd in rates. The demand during the day
has been small, and the prospect is that they
must rccedc. Two per cent. is decidedly 100
high il it asn possibly be maintained ut lower
figures. The A<srepolitaa .Bunk Nos> Reporter
has the following paragraph on the rates Of ex-
change ruling here:
" The scarcity Of exchange in Chicago is so
great thai it bears premium Of 9 per cent,
but the s1nount to settle the balances of trade
between the West and the Eass is By no means
us large as this high premium would lead one
TO suppose. We have the authority of we'll
informed Chicago banker for saving that supply
OF 72oo.ouo New York funds. placed on that
market, would cause an absolute scarcity Of cur
rency like omount in st. Louis would have u
corresponding effect. Now there remains 10 tue
hands Of the Auditor Of the State of Illinois
about $1,000 in State stocks, over and above
the necessary deposit 10 secure the bills, and If
.h,s snount could BE- held III cash in New York,
with one Of our trust companies, as rcdemp-
ton fund, to take for account Of the various
banks owning the deposit, that amount of cur
rencF, instant relief would be felt, and the sys-
ten would prove itsef m adjuster Of the volume
ofcuErency, allowing it to be contracted at such
srasons as the business of the country did not
require it. and again expanding when activity
recommended"
Currency continues rcry abundant, and dis.
counts easy at 10 per cent. Gold per cent. prem
Street rates nominal at l@o per cert. p.1
month The upper is an outside figure, 1Gli
being the usual range. Transactions limited
, 1859-05-10

mAklNE INTELLIGENCE.

WEAEAxE-SaotaS opsast paxs waz,a. !.t oeeaslrrs!
wa:m showers; al the uE1 A'.ted fTo1 svuthwa:
TO wc.: md eout oe!oek again tftrd very scddely
to the ohward blowing qrc fresh and the thermometer
fell from ~ deg to 81 deg. and about o'clock
quite fo&ky. To-day Il still quite cold the ihen.oE..y:
icing II 1dr8. at nooe and e.su qsstc .lek t':sse.
.A.n~o Feox tn,cAoo.-A osweso, the ;tl. Prop.
H1s4re State, fos okacnsaurEa.
fLrAk1p For Cn,rAoo-At EEaLo ea L.. t:h-rr.,
G.utt, :eAnoreI G!7irehot.
LIS. OF vxauA p4ss1xo Tassrsa THE wx.Asp q.
Furnished to the Board Of Lake rn1s.wrtez-Th.
following vcsse:s passed the Pcr Co~sa. Lock fcsu
o'clock r H. en- The 5th Of May I'LL occck r. ~ on The
9Th ri May:
Bound Wee.-Ma5 5.h s:lrs Reso1ne. Reindeer, Emn-
n.d md s. r.s &C., Il s BFp as Tx
sSa9 II s.. = 2a e.: g. SssAs st IT
y. pisrateh, coEyoy Ats1ae Aocseax!t lsascla Ior-
frt- North s:a.
1s :ls :s15 e. N
B9aae 2"snIs'ar 9.,I =, xeFh sa; Young Aeca
ieltle, sardis, Burch.ni Lookout.
AxofHN YkskK- erAls.-1be sshoones Rapid, Cagx.
Black, cleared for Saginaw Saturday wcc >e will take
cargo Of luEbc. for Clcscand and vii cu 1T cut fo
Cadz SPAIN having chAcr for >tayes 40 pet thou
sand ard rcturn freight O. .at 1t 6: TT au*Ae..
- Tb@ Port Clinton Democrat that the sehoone-
Grand Turk Captain Tr2sesse reached tLa po Monday
last and now 'aknxi In he1 eso Of ship plank anl
lumber the mil At Rcyn4!e Scott at tt., place. rel.r
ato clearing for Liverpool She Is cne ssee af So
ton. iu1Len sn1 vi eauy $4,000 feet ct lumber ~ her
| cafeo.>
Took HEa CAroo-Thc propeller Galen. tack tc cargo
q The Ncadoss E.s engine Va. ssed CA x q,
night The Ae.loa VII! rc:=a1 here e! Ie2a!rs-.Dere!
| Frea Pgass.
| AGtorsp.-The bark Nepubue hound town, was hard
z{rouud yesterday tbs upper Light boue IN eirs XIV
e. Sht was probably got I'd before dark Il M 1t tbs,
four tI2s wr1e II work upon te.-.De Free pess s%h.
Al HAizxAst.-The propeller Ionne Ame.'e, ia=sed
down ys=lesda5 with hex euu-s at h1lfI.si owS r the
Manitou It.and-{Drt. YIcv Pres. s;h
~ The echpo.er S Hilbert III EaAsi: Gur-n ye.te:ta,
morning, aSruuId Ca.d4 i4h Puils, Just Gc'w
city She wts go1 Oh By Tie tus Cninc, without
y1sex1s AskoRr.-Thc schooner Falcoa, bound for Til
post with timber and lumber. In endeayu1g MAKE tx
ha.bor tha morning In tbs fog a.hure tear hs t
ylew House. The1e Is eonAidssabs outa!t& aaan
n as !. suhkdcs he catco VII 10 taken II htr
t.:i,s AMI she will undoubtedly be 60. od wahput II
| Jury.
, 1859-05-10
1 NERICAE EXPRESS CON.

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Fn te:laa S loals .I a., Mf,,;is ;eH;%e vs s aa
NeE n.i.aas i Lines Cesit1u M M4sssspl hSe h1'
n,st> AZ iNo PM iT'tn - - ; ~ 80. ,h r,,ic.
, 1859-05-10

NoxpAY EvE511e, Nays.
E1alI-tG. prnna1ler r1ttsh1,reh Hbp41 TO 4E81o4


FRE10uTS-rzppalley r1ttshurkh, wheat to 9u0alo. I
sta
F1pCK-neceipt.1 rs; bh,s shipped, 1850 bb!s Nas'
%c+ ,rtvc a1 str.nrrd e.as.c sales etrr:-lto bo!s
"Arnas. Whit Nlu,ar extra =, too .11o Luis choice
pd 1r,s-. 4. A. m es; mi, scr.lnezs" White Wintcr,
=, s6-, 1c: hh,x 10 g, 400: SO bbs m!xcd btnds
do ut as;:: 1Go LII, "Elkaart" Rcd NIEscf Mt s'N
50 h,ls "wa,sas- White W!Lte1 ut 4"t LOU bas eheef
hrana. of wn,te Winter 1t s7o eas hhs "oAe I'LL" do
on r. l.: loo bbs Fed Winter Ut 4Ge': lo ibis s1se
MIL Sprnx ex1a 100 thls Cl'nton DO II 2st
~ ht. o ii hc 80 Ibis chuce Spring E1sHA ii tHs
loobhA iune1nsa aisiL& 1S1's :. o,a-1s = os'
tsy" do at se:Hc 1oa bh.s sndwlsh" Go NJ eds 20 eaA
;sashs" do =. osoc 80 b1ls Lake Put spaa k1e IL
4,.oe-Maskst elohpE asoa
WuEAT-Keecipt', o'12s bu; smpoena' i''o'' oo
W1x1I1-Aaskef se'3 e4c''eo ape ao' ~ W w
Red. and loc Oh nc = t'ea se4es "ese ~ A."o
hu No Fed Al tl4s 1"" Ut 10 ~ s1ssA !'' " ~
sl4st 16oeb bu do ii Il %; 600 bu 10 ut s1o o'a
40 Al si.aa' 'o'"' "o " "s sA"oN 3 "
and 1nrt saaurday; Lou bushea dp Il t!a'1' ''ooe
bushels do at *l-s8-paEt ''s atA'e'S a' "eeA a.
buyers "W''n : 'o.o'' pa ~ a. FAo ~ .',, =,
soe bu 40 Ut sl1s sclef' op''o" ~ 'ss *se os. ~
@ o,o,, IL, =, "a. =, n,o-,,r. 7 mn In III
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