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Atlantic Monthly.

The June number of this popular magazine is
gem. The contents are varied and interesting,
sharkespeare's Art, the initiatory article is
deserving of particular attention. Mien Yann, F"
a" Trip to Cuba" and " Some Inedited Memo
rails of Smollett," are particularly interesting
The Bulls and Bears . is concluded In this
number, which, beside number of short, well
written sketches contains a continuation OF Inc
Minister'S Wooing," and some delicious morSels
from The Breakfast Table of the Professor"
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Union County Bank.

The Plainfeld, n j., Gazette says that the
stock of the Union County Bank was all taken
the first day the books were opened, by residents
of Plainfeld and vicinity. The first payment
of five dollars upon each and every share of the
capital ($l0O, OOO) has been made, thereby MAX
ing it an institution of strictly local character
The stock is well distributed in the hands Of
some 81 subscribers. The election for directors
will take place On the 5th of June.
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The Weather.

The fine, glorious, balmy weather, which has
succeeded the rain of the past week, besides hav-
ing good effect upon the crops in general, has
likewise the tendency of driving to the shady re-
>cessses Of Goat Hill, large numbers of romantic
individuals, and numerous picnic parties The
scenery from the Hill is exquisite and apart
from the effect produced by the exhilarating at
mosphere, it is well worthy of a visit on account
of the many attractions in the way of historical
and revolutionary merit.
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Cricket Match.

A very spirited game of Cricket came off on
the grounds of the Delaware Cricket Club OF
this place, on Wednesday last. The first in
nlngs were finished, the second to be played on
Wednesday next The score stands LOG to So.
Several ladies were present cheering the players
with their enivening voices.
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Sad Accident.

SaO ACC1QeHLs
Miss Matilda Cummings formerly of New
Hope now residing in this place, met with a
very serious accident, on Saturday last, while
carrying load Of wood up fight Of stairs
When near the head of the stairs she mis-step-
'ed, and fell the whole distance to the bottom,
where she was picked up insensible. She was
very much bruised from the wood falling upon
her, and although her life at one time was des-
paired of, she is now, we learn, in state of re-
coyery.
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Parade and Drill.

The Union Cadets of Milford Capt. Batt6-
lette, accompanied by the Milford Cornet Band,
turned out for exercise and drill, on Saturday
last. After traversng the numerous streets of
Milford, they halted on the plaza in front of the
Milford Exchange, where, after resting for a
time, they were put through the various evolu-
lions of military drill, much to The satisfaction of
the Captain They number about thirty mus
creditabe appearance
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Recovery ola stolen Watch.

The village Of Plainfeld has recently been
greatly excited by some marvellous feat of psy-
chology, by which stolen watch was discovered
under mysterious circumstances. By the account
in the Planfeld Gazette, it appears that Mr.
Spencer, Of Somerset County, while at the Man
sion House, in Plainfeld, last December, had his
gold watch stolen, and although he offered re-
ward of twenty dollars for its recovery, nothing
was heard af it until Tuesday evening Of last
week, when Harvey Dayton, of the village in
yited some twelve or fifteen persons to his house.
to witness some experiments in psychology
The subject was properly prepared, and was
then examined touching the watch when he
told how the watch was taken, and traced the
thief to the place where the watch was hid, which
was % in the forty ninth post -hole on Peace St."
The party Immediately proceeded to the place
indicated, where they found the watch concealed
by the side of the post, and covered only by a
little grass; and, strange to say, although-ac
cording to the medium-it had been concealed
there for five months, it was as clear and bright
as when taken from the owners pocket-even
the steel ring attached to it was not rusted nei-
ther were the steel hands, although the crystal
was broken out. There are always some in
credulous people in every place. and the next day
some of these folks called upon Mr.. Dayton, and
offered to wager $500 or ST, 600 that neither Mr.
Dayton nor his psychological medium could per-
farm the feat with disinterested parties to hide
whatever might be selected for that purpose
Mr.. Harvey Dayton was naturally indignant at
these sceptics, and threatened to club them if
they did not leave his house-upon which invi-
tation they incontinently withdrew.
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PENNSYLVANIA State Fair.

The Exhibition of the Pennsylvania State
Agricultural Society for 1852 is to be held at
: the .Powelton Ground, Of Philadelphia The
time for holding the Fair has not yet been de-
cided upon The merchants and business men
of Philadelphia have been quite liberal in making
subscriptions towards defraying the expenses and
getting up the Exhibition on an extensive scale.
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A New Establish ment.

Mr.. James Burton Agent, has opened new
establishment, in Main St.. near Coryell, for the
accommodation of persons using the delicious
aoeed He has on hand splendid stock of Sc
gars, Tobacco, &C., and is accommodating and
obilging. Give him call.
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Parade and INSPECTION.

All the companies attached to the Sd Regi-
ment Of the Hunterdon Brigade, are ordered
to appear, fully armed and equipped for Parade,
Inspection and Review, on Monday, Juue 18th,
in the village of Stockton, at l0I, A. M. AS
this is the first inspection held this year, grand
time may be expected.
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Practical Jokes.

We advise all smokers to refuse proffered Sc
gars, as they are likely to have passed through
the hands of inveterate jokers, and contain fat-
sees. They have been the ruination of one poor
victim, it is alleged and there are several more
distributed throughout the town.
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TOO MANY 50 coOKS''
Spoil, THE BROTH!

As the anquated and homey fashion of going barefooed
has, great measure passed away and as the taste and
comfort of the present generation requires neat fitting hand
some looking and long lasting rag for the feet j. IL COOK
my Hook protesting to understand from beginning
to e business of providing for the comfort of the feet
beg leave that I located in the shop
lately occupied by Mr.. J. A. SCHERMERHORN, on
Bridge Street, LambertUille, ~ H.,
fully equipped &c. planted aacl in hand and the ends
ready meet for the accommodation Of all from first to list
may desire my services wish distinctly understood
that to chap of the trade the Of skill
TO THE LADIES present my compliments and offer my
services assuring them that my best abilities shall be put
forth to crafty their wishes their whs LADIES
AND CHILDRENS BOOTS, SHOES. AND CATERS, will
be made at the shortest notice. the neates style of the
best material and warranted to fit. TO THE ENTLEMEN
simply repeat the same with the expression of desire for
opportunity to be put to the test the article Of fine
boots by those who have not yet aaed themselves of my
services in that line To all say if my material is not
good my work not neat and substantial and my prices
others, ask not your patronage come up to
the standard, excel te as think your favors
will be thankfully received, by your humble servant,
JOHN H. COOK
April q, 1852 IT,
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Off the Track.

OFF the Track.
The locomotive Vulcan, on the Bel. Del. R.
r., run off the track on Friday morning last,
near Bennet's Hotel in Phillipsburg, in conse-
tquence of the breaking of rail 1t was soon
placed on the track again
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Harden's Trial.

No special Court has been ordered for the
trial of Jacob S. Harden, now confined in Jail
at Belyidere on a charge Of poisoning his wife,
and he win not be tried until the regular Septem-
Der term.
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Anagram.
NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE

goody assortment of daily and weekly newspapers con-
stantly hand at the NEWS DEPOT on Bridge Street,
(onnosite Carver Williams Store) Lambertvlle N j.
All the MAGAZINES and PERIODICALS of the day on
hand or furnished to order, at the publishers rates
Book Binding of all kinds promptly attended to- at Tren-
ton Prices. Stationary, cheap -
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A Homestead for $40.
A FEW MORE OF THOSE DESIRABLE
farms au0 8uINiua gOts.

IN THE GOLD REGION and other portions of VIRGINIA.
are to be divided snongst the subscribers for the benefit
of the new town ,Rappahannock Subscriptions ONLY
TEN DOLLARS EACH One half down, the delivery
the DEED Every subscriber viii get Building Lot
a Farm, ranging in value from SO to $4,000 These
Farms and Lots sold cheap to induce settlement
sufficient number being reserved the increase in the value
of which viii compensate for the apparent low price asked
One lots in town will given to industrious
who will build upon them.
THE RAPPAHANNOCK co. are now building and
will their settlement at once Ample security
will be given for the faithful performance OF contracts and
promises.
MORE AGENTS ARE WANTED to obtain subscribers.
to whom the liberal inducements VIII De gwen For
full particulars Subscriptions Agencies, &C. apply to
r. BAUDER, Port Royal, Caroline CoVa
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THE undersigned prepared to furnish the farmers with
PLASTER during the season at reasonable price for
CASH. He has also,
A feao hundred gallons Of old Flag Seed OIL,
Which he willse at fair price for CASH. All orders
either by mail otherwise win receive
w. II. KEEPER.
May 12 1852 7m*
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DEFY COMPETITION.
DRESS GOODS.


We have Black and Fancy Silks, Bayadere
Victoria Satines, Bon TENT Operas Ducals
Challi DeLaines, Fancy Gnghams &C., which
arc both beautiful and cheap, particularly those
l25 cent Ducals and Challi DeLaines.
PRINTS.
A splendid assortment of British Prints; also
Merrmac, Cocheco, Sprague, and other Prints
from 81 cts, upwards.
BLACK GOODS.
Challis, Delaines, Ginghams and Calicoes,
(good.)
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS.
Lancaster Clinton, & Manchester.
WHITE GOODS:
A splendid lot of Plain Figured and Swiss,
Jaconets, Cambria, Plaid and Nansook Muslins
White Marseilles, Briliants, Irish Linens, &C.,
which we can sell at bargains.
BLEACHED MUSLINS.
We have the best goods at low prices
BROWN MUSLINS.
Alwavs on hand, large Stock, which not
witbstanding the rise in the Markets we still
sell at our old loav figures. We can give you
good Muslins I'd wide @ 81, and cts, per
yd; and Il wide for 10 cts, and other grades in
proportion.
TABLE DIAPER.
Linen and Cotton; Bleached and Unbleached
(ooodO Marseiles Counterpanes, Wool and
Linen Table Covers, Linen Towels, Crash, &c
go cd and Cheap.
TICKINGS, TICKINGS, TICKINGS.
DENNIS. Checks and Hickory Shirtings.
MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimers, Kentucky Jeans, Cotton
AIDES Bond Stripe &c. Beautiful Spring Vestings
Gents Silk Scarfs Neck Ties Black Cravats,
Byron Collars, &c.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
A good assortment Of Spring Shawls cheap.
HOSIERY.
4 large and excellent assortment always on
hand which we sell very cheap Cotton Hose for
64cts., and upward.
GLOVES
Blk & Fancy Kids, Blk & Fancy Kid finished ed
Lisle thread &c. Jouvins Kids, Gloves only oz3
cts, per pair.
HATS, HATS, HATS.
Will lave on hand good assortment OF sum-
mer Hats
Yankee Notions in all their variety,
GROCERIES.
Another lot of that Superior N " MolaSseS
at the old price Sugar of the right stripe
little cheaper than anywhere else. Other gro-
ceries in proportion.
FARMERS BRING ON YOUR PRODUCE,
And you that have little money to spend bring
it along and get the worth oft in
BENNETT & COOLEY'S CHEAP GOODS,
Cor. ofsUason and Bridge Sts,
ASfRERTyIIIE n
March "a, 1852. 3m.
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Bees.

Now is the time for the swarming of bees, and
those who raise honey should have their hive
ready.
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10000 FEET

OF Che best kind of Hickory Timber wanted as the Bow
FACTORY Lambertvie such will do for bending, for
which the highest market price will be paid.
Bows Fellows Shafts, Poles, Sleigh Runners and every
description Of Bent Work in line for sale low Those
that are in Of kind of goods viii do we'll to give
Nov IT. '5s. HOLCOMBE q DISBR0w.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY AND GUNS

WATUHES, JEW ELkY AND GUNS.
GEORGE SERVIS,
VIZ EIL known in the JEWELRY BUSINESS. wishes to
w inform the public generally old friends and new that
he has taken Rooms permanently, ut
Moore's, LambertUilEe House,
where will be happy display his extensive stock of
JEWELRY &c. before Them and for their benefit Among
his assortment of things may be found GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES, warranted excellent time keepers, GOLD
CHAINS Of every size and description splendid articles
Cameo and all other styles of BREAST PMS and sill
kinds of PINS, Gold and Silver PENCILS, SILVER
Spoons and in fact every description Of JEWELRY and
SILVER and PLATED WARE
He is also prepared to furnish GUNS PISTOLS and all
other descriptions of SHOOTING APPARATUS of the
best brands at the shortest notice. Give him CALL
MOORE HOTEL in Bridge St. and you viii find welcome
He IS ready for a trade hhepctsc.
April 81, 1859. ly*
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TIME subscriber having received the agency for WILCOX
& GIBBS & CHATTERTON'S SEWING MACHINES,
prepared furnish the any who be
DESTROYS of obtaining at the manufacturers prices with
full instructions operate them samples Of which may be
his residence and would invite all to call and
anime the machines and their work He is also prepared to
furnish the WHEELER & WILSON, LADD WEBSTER &
prefer them
J. A. PITTENGER.
April %, 1859. IT,
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VOL1, NO. 80.
ONE DOLLAR EACH.

And each subscriber viii become of the propetors Of
the original painting valued 1885, 000 and entitled to
equal share withal others in its final disposition which will
be made the above number is taken in such
the wishes of subscribers shall indicate. .
This great Painting executed by Rembrandt Peale
at the city of Baltimore in 1920 and has been exhibited
since them at various times in the principal cities of the
United states-a part of the time by the undersigned.
TT COVERS 3l2 SQUARE FEET OF CANVAS,
being "a feet long by ID wide;
CONTAINS % LIFE-SIZE FIGURES,
and is valued at
600 T1nrr
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LADIES. AITENTlOMlI

April q, 1859.
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We have Black and Fancy Silks, Bayadere
Victoria Satine's, Bon TENT Operas, Ducals,
Challi DeLaines, Fancy Ginghams, &C., which
arc both beautiful and cheap, particularly those
l25 cent Ducals and Challi DeLaines.
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The scandinavian Purifier ANA Pills.

Cincinnati. July |, 1883.
nR c. W. EopNcE-Dear ST:--Gu reply q iuquj-
ries made OF IL gives pleasure to SAY that Mrs
N Atlee, ~ the Society Of Friends and widow OF the
late DR.. Atlee OF Cincinnati, previous TO her going
East expressed her confidence in the efficacy OF yuur
Scandinavian Remedies, aud the benefit she derived
from using them. She had bcer suffering from gem
era prostratOn ut times being over sevenNstN wears
Of age, aud opthalmia ard Inflammation ot the face.
Various remedies were rcsorted to without iectwhen
some fricuds recommended course Of YOUR Seandi'
nayian Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills. They had the
desired effect and she considered AS restored to
health.
know many who have used your medicines. and
speak decidedly of the benefits derived thus teSNng
OF their renovating influence in purifying tue blood
aud giving yigor aud energy to the systsm They
have my cordiatspprohation. Very respectfully,
Your obeGieut servant
s. Brown.
Rev. Samuel j. Brown has been laborer in the
cause of Christianity in Cincinnati for moro than 80
years aS almost every old GtnCinnatian krbws. Such
testimony from such a is not to he passed over
lightly. No other Proprietary Remedies ever present
cd to the public, received tithe ot the common
daton from MEN or STANDING, in every walk OF
life, that mine have done. Read adv. ilw4
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no CONSUMP TIVES.-The advertiser. having
been restored 10 hcaith in = few weeks 10y u very
simple remedy alter having suffered for !:srs with
severe Lung Affection, and the dread disease, Con.
sumption-is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means OF cure. To all who desire it, he
will send copy of tae prescription used free cj
chagF with directions FOR preparing and using the
same, which they will tad sure cure for Consump
ton. Ashma, Bronchitis, 50. Tho only object Of the
advertiser sending the prescription is benefit the
afflicted, AMI hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
il will cost than nothing and mag prove blessing
Parties wishing tho prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Long island
July Is, 1859 l2wS.
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- SD~J. n. Free, OF Cincinnati, universally con
'ceded TO be the wonder of the world in original
powers o. thousht--the greatest orator, philos-
ophsr an salirist OF the AGES now sniourn.
ing at Howells Exchanse, in this place. All
have heard OF thu boldness, originality and will
ling martyraom of this youthful genius, now
proclaimed by the press throughout America
a. the intellectual conqucror Of. the world :" the
tru" martyr of the Nineteenth Century, incarce
rated fifteen months and ten days with insane
men, 10 force hIm 10 renounce his electrical
ppwers Of mind, and his disiutelested philoso.
phy! He preferred imprisonment in cell to
cewarlly rrtraction of what he conceived to
be correct ileus of God, MN aud immortality !
H. has recently imprisoned himself again at his
own expense IN the Jail ofsWyandot CO., in order
TO manifest his sympathy for his fellow men, and
plainly show his Willingness to do all in his
power 10 remove the jealousy VIII ch be is salts
fed must exist assinst him! J. N. has nothing
to say respecting his merits or sblities he is
fully convinced Of his own iasigniGconce and
want OF wisdom. To know him, he must be
heard before crowded audience, with sympa
thy manifested for him in the mesncholy posi-.
tion he is Compelled 10 occupy without living
teacher! He expects to continue his philosoph
ical tour through part of Michigan; but wherev
srhe is, calmly and with melancholy feeling
scrutinishIg nature in its s,ern reality the world
esn rest assured J. n. renouncss nothing, but is
willing 70 die martyr iof truth ana justice
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Wood County Court of Common Pleas.
William Iruslow, piamtlh, " Daniel T. w lltz. ct al
dete ndants.
EAMES II. .GRONESTEEN, one OF the dsfenla ns
- in this action, is hereby notified that on the 18Th
day Of July, 1859 pltinuR Hed against him and 9th.
ers in said court his petition the object aud prayer
OF which is to fOrecose a mortgage given on the 23d
steen and this plaintiff. upon the north half of III
south east quarter OF section twentN in township
seven north. ofrange twelve east in said county. and
To subject said to SALE for th1 payment of
certain prumiSsDry note made by said Waltz sail
Grovesteen and this plaintiff on said 23 of Decem-
ber 1856, for The o SloI with interest and pay
able six mOnthS ater date. Sail Grovrsteeu il furth-
er notified that he il required said petition.
before the lOth day of September next or udg-
mcnt will be taken gainst him by default
GHASPRATr & CO., att'ys.
July %, lS59-l2wGS4l0
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s,ntls,ics Of wood County.

We are indebed to Auditor Ross for the fol-
lowing tabular statement, exhibiting the num-
Der OF acres under cultivation, aud the quantity
OF Wheat. Rye, Barley Buckwheat, Cor, Oats
and Hay, produced thererromi as also the mum.
Der and value ofSheep killed and injured by dogs,
in Wood County, as returned by the Township
Assessors. for the year 1883:
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sS-The Kenton REPUBLICAN saws B. Mccall
Tom, Of Washington township, died on Monday
-of last week of coup de sOIjel. A young man
in Kenton, on Friday, was also prosirated by
sun stroke.
Mr. Gardner, living near Kanton, lost fine
colt from hydrophobio. A mark on its leg indi-
Gated that it had been bitten By either mad
dog or fox.
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Persons afflicted with the Fever aUl Ague should
not spare either time trouble eNpeuSe 50 procure
DIR. HOsteiter's Celebrated Bittets, whose ben
ehcial effects upon the human system has bech clear
ly proved to those who have been stricken down in
short space of time 10y this dreadful carse whose
checks are wan and meNgre, and whose ulghtS 1re
seepess and restless aud " hose eyes are uin aud
sanken with death staring them IN the face this CON
pound must prove bles'iug; snatOiun, them. as It
were, from the very mouth OF the grave. None can
know its true value until they have tested 1t. When
all others have failed these Bitcrs have restored Vie
sufferers to pristine health Their popularity IN all
the Western aud southern parts should Introduce them
TO all parties
Soldby all'druggists IN the word,
ESs-See advertisement. llwl,
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Markets.

PEaRYsDuRo, JuLY 81 Flour, So to SIS 50;
Wheat 91e. to LOO; Corn. 50 Potatoes 50 to
osAi Barter lsc.; Lard, l2Ac, Hams, lei b.
con, 8 TO l0c
TOLEDO JULY 26.--FlOur, $500 TO 5.25xx;
Wheat 95c; Corn, IS to 60; Oats, 30 to S2c.
BUFFALO July 26-Flour. $500 to 5.25 for ex
Mlch', lnd, sni Ohio. 5.7o to Gas for double
extra wheat. l.oS to l.Os red and while OLo
Corn 65ci Oa.s, 32c.
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'ell bet our money Oh the bob-ta nag
WHO'LL bet on the baY y

HARD TO BEAr.--Our friend John Powers, OF
the Post Office, generally has the first und
best of everything that is usually cultivated in
9srdens, but sometimes he gets beat. He has
left with US generous sample OF his new pota-
;oes, which beat anything we have seen Til.
year. tof size and iine appearance. They are Of
tie neshannock variety.
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zq- From our exchanges we learn that there
is considerable sickness in many counties through
out the State Wood county as usual is re-
markahly healthy. The Drs are having sorry
time of il, as we'll as the printers. We advise
cur friends not TO set sick now! 1t wouId b.
better for Won were you lawyers only client
than 10 fall into the hands OF the Drs Eow!
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ayOnr friend james Dunspace, Esq, has
, made us truly thankful by leaving In our charge
some very nice green corn on Saturday last. 1t
was well filed and had no bad taste.