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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19
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DIED..

In kingsyle Nov l5th after illness of six years. OLIVE
IL wife OF Dr. O. E. CLEVELAND aged 30 years.
At Amboy Now 9TH JAMES HENRY DUBOIS son of William
L. s. and Catherine A. NORRIS In the Sth year of his age.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19
Tie Ashtabula Court of Common Pleas will
convene at Jefferson on Monday next.

PIGEON FLIGHT.-One Of the most numerous
flights of wild pigeons we have witnessed, took
place on Friday Of last week. For time the
heavens were almost black with them stretch
ing at times nearly from horizon to horizou-
They had been making their abode iu Ohenan-
go Swamp, just over the line in Pennsylvania,
where the editor of the Sentinel paid them
visit few days since. Their course was westor-
ly, but where they have gone, the deponent
saith not.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19
IA ARRIED

On Sabbath evening" November 18th by Rev. J. W. b. Clark
Miss KATE KENEALY, to Mr. MATTHEW LAsKEY, all of Asha-
bua.
Nov. 14h, by Rev. A. Nash, Mr.. ELIAS A. KEYEs to Miss
CHARLOTTE K. FENTON, all of COnneaut.
In Beaver Center, Pa Nov 9th, by II. II. Mcdowell ESQ.,
Mr. JAMES FELEs, to Miss EMMA ALLEN, both of Perpont
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tY Envelopes for the MiIlion.-A new style
The undersigned will forward 10 any one free Of postage
receipt OF ten cents package containing 20 enveOps
which printed different popular and sentimental songs
The enveops Of the finest white paper and suitable for
ladies' and gentlemen They decidedly the incest article
out. Address J. A. HOWEl1S,
Jefferson. Ashtabula Co o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19

DEDICATION .--On Tuesday the 29th inst the
new meeting house of the First Baptist Church
aud Society, of this place, will be dedicated to
the worship Of God with appropriate services.
j. w. B. CLARK Pastor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19

PEACH PITTs, as we stated week or two
since, have become an article of traffic and
commerce, and the number shipped from this
place the present season, will range from 200 to
$50 bushels.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19
The Constitution and Union,
One and InseparAble,
Stock Of New Goods in particular.

ME would respectfully announce to "all
the World and the rest of Mankind" that we are nog
receiving Of the most Extensive Best Stocks Of Goods
to be fouud the County, which prepared to se At
the Lowest Possible Prices for Ready Pay or on terms %
prompt paying customers.
Call and look andif do not satisfy yOu Il viii not 10
our fault.
In Dry Goods have endless variety Of an
kinds of Staple and Fancy Goods Domestcs Prnt Ticka
Stripes Denim Cotton and Wool Flannes Merno Delanes
White Goods shaw in fact everything comprised in com.
plete Stock, and at very low prices.
In Boots and Shoes we are fully posted having
complete supply, both of Eastern Custom Work. which
we will sell at prices that defy competition. This has been
yoe and leading branch Of trade for years and having
experience, know whereof we affirm.
In Hardware are fully stocked with a eomplets
assortment of all kinds Of Heavy and Shelf Hardware build
es materials and Mechanics Tools. In line we ask ta
attention OF ALL who desire to purchase believing we eae
make 1t for your interest to give a call.
We have full assortment Iron, seel and Nails Our
Nails the best made We keep but the celebrated
Parker Mill brand.
In Hats and Caps we have one of the largest assort
ments brought to this market comprising endless
rey of styles and at prices that fail suit the purse
Of the tghtest man about town.
In Groceries have ample supply Of the choicest
articles in this line.
In CrOckery we keep the very best quality and styles
both of the Common Light Blue White Granite Wares
In Paints and Oils better stocked than ever,
having both Raw and Boiled Gnseed OIL Varnishes Turen-
tine Pure Lead ground In OIL from per pound up Coors
of all kinds Paint Brushes varnish Brushes everything 10
fact in this line, and at the very lowest prices
Window and Wall Paper a fun stock always
kept up.
Books, also keep of which use to keep our
accounts with friends others Of which to instruct the
rising generation.
In short we have full supply of all kinds of Goods but
are little short in the line, for This article
market ready to receive amount for which
der an equivalent in feeding the hungry Clothing those who
have "Nothng to Wea" and fulfilling the scrpural njune
ton, cove No Man Anything"
Respectfully your obedient Servants,
Root g. Morrison.
Seniarnler Isha
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19

NO more pnny children, decayed teeth, or
ysnGw Bread, II you use Herrick Aliens Gold
% msual oaieratus, there is nothing like il Bread
ralseu oy ~ Is more easily digested than by the
PoU0ess ss;i ol fermentation. Try one paper aud
chauts sell it, Wells q Faulkner and Ie UenSsr %e'
Ashtabula. L. F, & s. Burgess, and BeD,on
brothers, Cleveland, wholesale it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19
N o w Goo ds!

THE undersigned has just returned from
NEW YORK, with supply Of Goods, consisting
OF all the varieties usually kept by him
Shes Goods have been purchased since the recent decline
in prices in New York.
Ny assortment is very desirable one and those Ia
want Of Goods find almost anything they need at prices
far belew any other establishment in this village.
Remember, am closing out Stock and this new addition
has been made to give my the public more
general assortment to select from.
desire If possible to close out my entire stock by the ls
Of April next and respectfully invite my friends ALL
to give me call.
GEORGE WILLARD.
Ashtabula, Oct. 27, 1862
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MApIsoNrlLLr. Mercer cn. Mn. .Mnr 2

MADIsUNVILLEI MeTcer Co. No. .5Iay z, 1903,
A Physictan's TestimOny.-DR.C G. NJ, JACKSON.
Dear Sir About two years had congestive chs which
so completely prosrated whole ste that for months
despared OF recovery As natural consequence Of the
gerous congestion of blood to the thoraSic scera Tor
organs was now affected with chronic Inflammation Of the
liver stomach and spleen, accompanied with papitaton Of
the heart and long train of distressing symptoms
tried all the usual remedies in vain. At length in
duced by my brother to "Dr HoofdHs German Bters
as he said they had almost cured dyspepsia They a
forded me immediate relief and in week after began
using them was able to pursue my ordinary ayocatioA.
am desTous of becoming your agent here for am conf
dent that can sell large amount of the genuine article.
am putting up drug store in this place. and should consider
my STOCK OF medicines incomplete without your invaluable
PREPARATION GEORGE W. STEWART ~ D
These Bttes are prepared by Dr. O. NJ Jackson AIS Arch
street Philadelphia, Pa and sold by druggists and store
keepers throughout the United States Canada West Indies
ana south America, at 10 cents per bottle. 2w5l6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19

e-I- n you want any Jewelry, now is the
time to obtain IL at No Mechanics Rowe, for almost moth
ing. Call aud examine II
Ashtabula, November 1859
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19

UuF AnLIOmhI DlsOrder DR., RObnCk's
Cures.-The American stomach is a tomenting organ 1t
is generally out of order. The is obvious The d
ing of business has not time will take time prop
ery TO mastcate his food He bolts It, and habits are
catching all classes follow his example Hence Dyspepsia
with all its complications Indigestion Liver complaint
and disorders of the Bowels in all their phases
Against these and hundred other complaints the Scandna
Wan Blood Pills and Blood Purifier wagng an extemna
ting warfare. The of medicines been aston
shing in this of scientific miracles They do not al
eoiae they eiHgsh disorder. The agony, the Fever
the debility, the dependency which charactere acons
OF the digestive and secretve vanish
ence OF these preparations The constitution itself
acquire new energy under their operation. See advsrise
ment Im5l6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19
Root g. Morrison.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large
and well selected Stock of Dry Goods comprising Esu
Skis, Delains. Merinoes. Valencies, Prints,
Shawls, &C.,
Fancy Goods and Trimmings Domestic Goods of all kinds
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Skirts of the best make
Hosiery, Gloves and Gauntlets
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Doeskns, Satinets, 60
HATS CAPS,
Boots and Shoes, of all kinds.
Clothing, Goats, Pants Vests Oyer-coats,
Wrappers, &c.
G. r o C e RE IS,
Tea, Coffee Sugar, Raisins Figs Prunes Citron &C, Sc
School and Miscellaneous Books.
D r U S AND MEDICIN NES.
All of which will sell low Give me call and can salts.
you that you get the very BEST Goods In the market at
the lowest rates
w. r. ALLEN.
Jefferson, October IL, 1859.
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AshtabuIa, Oct. Is. 1850

DOR SALE-The Homestead of n.
IL the subscriber. sligiby situated PArk street IN
Of ths best neighborhOods IN the village aud on h
peasantes portion OF that beautiful street. good oondion
hah uee3 ahubbey and hoWer exceenl zareu good va
tsr, and altogether most desirable place. q uored for e
TO any one wishing for quiet end sueeutly rotroa rs
denoe, In tine thrifty village, good soelsiy ~ ao8Ia
prosperous churches and within convenlenf distance Of The
every train makes stop. wn tree miles o The lake and
witha surrounded ~ eoonOty hsFdy paeiod ~ IT. baan
y and varied prod0etFeneap and he.llh thN Ne spot
Terms OF payment made easy and sathaAc0Iy An 1Tua
uon coneernln ne properly may b bad ~ le sn1gchar
paper. 7 EUNAhD HILLS,
xshlaAslA Jhls Il. is5o. "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-19

we are indebted to Hon. JOSHUA r. GIDDINds
ior bound copy of the Congressional Globe.
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FhlCE AND TERMS OF TIE
NEW AMERICAN OYCLOP FDI
IST of Letters remaining in the Post
\ Office. Ashtahnla. Ohin. Nov LIZ 1870

lST of Letters remaining in the Post
IL Office, Ashtabula, Ohio Nov 10, 1859.
Amsden & Starkweather, KIRK Libble Miss
Barger Isaac Mr. LeOnerd Chas
Barker johnson, Loomis Anna
burrill hr MOrrish Geo
BALDWIN Amos Monroe Louisa Miss
Bates Susan Marble Jasper
Bur Geo Mrs McReady Nathaniel
Beaes Amos Newell S
Baines Thomas Ortz John
Barnett William OHarren James
bennett X Pngam John
Bude q Mr Patten Albert
Chamberlin d Russell Sarah j
Cook David Mr Richardson j C2
Church A Rankin James
Cornelia Curley Reiner Christian
Clemans Mr. Rose Mary Miss
Corbin Lewis @ Seaman ii Mrs
Chamberlin q Stevens
Dole JIG Smith Emily Miss
Decker Rachel Mrs Shaw Lucy Miss
Dresser Amos Rev Smith Jason
Doty Smith W
frisoy Harry Stone A Mrs
Gage Lueius Sanborn q DR.
Gle Deborah Sackett 0rsemus Mr.
Hill Moses Stoudin Mr.
hal Moses O2 Snow Mary Miss
harfh James Thomas Emma 8
Horton \ Wilder RB2
Heath Il Williams Eliza
Howe Mary Mrs Mari Helen Miss
Horton Mary Miss Wood Croeksr
kain Wheeler Rebecca Mrs
knowlton Mary Miss Wallace Henry AR
Persons asking for the above letters please say
ea' f. @. ROOT, Postmaster.
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Merrimack Prints for 10 cts.
Cotton Cloths at great Bargains.

Anything in the Dry Goods line you buy 90 10 so Der
less than at any Of the "Old Style" stores.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
&c ORIG Ad H. S Is i, IN IIEREAs,
vi DEFAULT having been made in the conai-
ION Of 81 cert ain indentur of ga re, made,


SEOR,T,GA "a H. IS A II. Il w IIEREAs,
S..IW 3 DEFAULT having been made in the condi-
ton ofta certain indenture Of tMortga &c, made,
executed. and tds)irered BY William 3. ster-
rett, Of the county Of Hennep'n and state Of
Minnesota Mortgager, dated July 9th A. ~
1858, 9tp *.Georgsa Wright, Mortgagac, WITCH
said Mortgage was given to secnreithe pay
ament Of the sum of Ono Hundred and Eighty
five dollars elm four months from the date
thereof, with interest 1t the rate Of one end one
half per cent per month. according 10 the.
conditions OF ace1'.a;n Promissory iiote.in said
Mortgage mentioned and referred to, WHICH
snid Mort gage wass duly corded III the Office
of Register Of Deeds IN and for the county Of
Benton, on the Eighth day Of July AID. 1853 at 0
o'clock A. NJ Of said day, in Book ..B, OF
Mortgages, on Pages 1s9 &19g, by which
said Mortgsg ger, the said WilliarnB. sterrett.:
did grant. bargain, sell, and convey unto the
said George Wright, his heirs and assigns
the following; described real estate lying and
being in said county OF Benton, viz. :: Lot No
fonr C4l in Block No. Seventeen fiji, Lot
No -Four "a in Block Sixteen [1Gl. Lot No
Eleven I1l1in block Eight T81, and. Let No
Three E3l III Block Six rs II Renos Add
ton 70 the Town Of Sank Rapids, las:s,,rseyed
BY =. .. Lancaster Esq. ana recorded in the
Office Of the Register Of Deeds Of BENTON
county sfrssail The asao.sn:: claimed 10 be
due end owing. On sad Mortgage al The ti,s'e
OF this notice IS, Two Hundred and Three
Dollars and forty six cents szo33 loci -
That no p:oceedIng at law has been had FAR
the recovery Of the said sum or any part
thereof, and BY reason Of the default. in the
conditions of.tie. said mortgage rs aforesaid,
the Power Of sale therein contained end
therewith recorded, has become operative. 70
| Now, therefore. nct;ce is hereby given that
BY virtue Of theTeyar Of sale in said N ort gage
! contained, and IN Pursuance thereof and Of
the Statute in such eases, made and provided:
the said fioctgagel premises above described.
viii be:so1d at public auction 10 the Ii Chest
bidder, of tho Post Oface in Sank ,Ra1aids in
said county Of Benton, on the 25tIl day #
March 1859 at 10 e''clock 4 n. Of said day.
to satisfy The amount then due on said ATsrt-
gage with the costs and expenses Of sait; sale
4.} |1~a GEORGE WRIGHT;
Dated Jan. 18th 1862. MoctgaEse,
n. =: $. jos 5oyH g., Attorney. Is. Mortsazee.
/! fshS-Gw.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
NEW ADVERT EASEMENTS
s'a State q s. MIN; ''s esota in Probate 'at Court
County Of Stc.rns

2 County OF sstcsrns pc So ~ ~.
- = Special Term OF the P:ob... Cu-t he!d
in and for the County Of stearr5. al St. Cloud,
on the 29.h day Of 5ansary, =. y, 1850.
lii the matter Of the estate &C John Fl. &Ta;-
lor:, deceased: On reading and fling The re-
tition Of Maria i. Taylor praying for reasons
therein set forth. tina. letters OF administrator,
Of all1ind singular etgoods and estate OF tie
said dccsaent Issue 10 Charles TAYLOR, 1T ~ or
dcred that Saturday the fifth day Of ssss.srci.
4. .: 1850, at O'clock T. II st the oss.::cc 0;
Tho Judge 81 Probate, he assigaee. T.. the hear
ms OF said petition, als that The at ,s.w
OF tic sud deceased, and al ether yersens IN
terestaa in the sad estate, arc required 10 ;,
pear at session Of the Probate Court. tnsr
and e. there TO show cause; If any there be- why
he prayer Of the SAID petitionec should no.
granted S5SE ss I IS. ss5s.ts z &c
{. And il IS further ordered, tlst the sai! pc.
titionef give notice to ali persons Interested in
said estate Of the. tendency OF said petition a,,
the ilearns; thereof, by causing a copy of this
order to De published in the ST. Cloud gIr,o-
Graf, a newspaper published a; st. Gla,sd il.
the county OF Siearns and STATE. aforesaid. for
1hree successive WEISS previous to said day Of
hearing .7.s..ss1 q -
is. DAVID SINCLAIR, S. $50.
Judge Probate.
feb. 7,3w.siissI :.ts sf.5: So
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
sOHTGAUE SALE. TAULT

H.: OnTG AGE S ALE. - DEF L = 1t
p M HAVING BEEN A{DE' in tie rayncntct
tie sum of Three Hundred aid Sixteen Dollars
AID Slxtv-three cents, principal and interest
-s1hiSh is now claimed to &c due upon certain
int;enture O.. Mortgage executed and delivered
TO J. ". sinorttc.. Of Harrisburg il. the Sta:e
Of Pennsylvania hy >...sasd " 3 orer,.,n ofs1ic
cointyiof .MeeEer in tile :, .rritory {now state)
OF Minnesota on the Sixth D,.v OF July i. D.
1867, which sad Mortgage ives s.fterSwas i Pc
corded onathe 17st day of July "A. =. 1858 Iii
the office Of the Register of Deeds in a.,.s for
said county Of Meeker in Book r Of McTtra-
ges at pages 90 81 93. No suit having been
1ei tie ltseesrre ureti
by said M orr gage nov therefore, notice IS
hereby given that i'll pursuance and by virtue
OF poWcr,o: sale contained in said Mortgage
ana OF the statute IN such cas-. made and pro-
Vided. the land AK; premises described in said
Mortgage and lying In the county Of Mcckcr
aforesaid TO wit, the South East quarter Of the
North East quarter and the Nortl, East quart CT
OF tic South East quarter of Section Nineteen
C9) and the North West quarter Of the Soclt
West quarter and the South West quart er Of
the North west quarter OF Section Twer;y{2ej
In Townships One Hundred and ninctecu fll;;j
Nortlsot Range No. Thirty West Of the fifth
principal mesijlan, and containing One Hun
d:edtana SKI .tscrcs according to the Govern
mentSunvey. together with alIthc hcrc,iita1nen:s
ard appuf:e;Alees jieretsr.to in a:j = isc appcc-
tanning, will be sold at public auction a, shs
5ihce Of the Register Of the United statcs I.ani
oeiee in the, village Of Forest Cit; il. said
county Of MceRer on ths fifteenth day Of
"arcl. 4. D. 1889 st ten o'clock i, The loren con
Of that day to satisfy the amount then due
upon said Mortgage together with Tic costs O!
said sale. ~~-s52 $3.50 T. .% -. ..
q z @5.@r<@'@>s j. ". .sIMoSroy. 4
December lst 1858. Mortgage,
NIoncAs & McNa1R. Attorneys for Mortgage
- deca,Gw. -. S.s.a - ,''S:;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE ECLECTIC col EEK: Of MEDICINE.
e I'm CT NJ II a TIL ~ a IItIs u 80 Il

1INHE Spring Session Of $50 will commence
IL on Wednesday the 9th Of and CONT;
nue. ixteen weeks. a full and thorough course
Of le ;tures will be given, occupying. six or se-
zen hours daily, with good opportunities for
utter ton to practical Anatomy. I t@4
- he arrang ements of the chairs will be as
follGws:- 22zs.s II %$ - s.ff
7. =. st. JOHN, NJ. D., 81
sSz3s Professor Of Anatomy and PHYSIOLOGY
sA.S - ~. JUDGE, M. D., .ss5
sS Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy, si5z I.
i. j I lowe, N. D., ,ss@t5s s ....7
Professor Of Surgery.
g. H. GLEVELAND, NJ. D., Fs.
Professor Of Materia SIedica and Therapeutics;
. Wa I.. slERWo Cd, M. D.,
professor Of Medical spractice and Path lorv.
ssts ]. RI Blu gHANAN, NJ. d.. 3 -
Emeeitus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine. sE.z#
JOHN KING, NJ d. -
Professor Of Obstetrics apd diseases Of Women
s. &. IS and Children. va. s.as2
The terms for the Session will bestle same
as heretofore, viz. ieulat On, ]. SIS, OD. -
uiitiion, $S20,oo Demonstratcr's Ticket, $500
Every Student IS requir TO enga 81 in lIsgao
ton one Session before ID
ton, sos 90 "a
I. The lecture rooms are: newly finished. neat
and comfortable, and 50 central litY.. In
College Hall, Walnut Street., j where Students
Nil1 & I'd it convenient to Gull on their arriyal.
IS Tickets for the Session may be Obtained 81
the Dean of the Faculty, at his Office No. So
rrEigth Street, 81 Of Prof. e., III Cleveland
sssss'ar -. &c, faealty b
sS## 3oRs iis1xc. II 81. Dear
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ns5~ REAL ESTATE SALES. The follow:
ing IS 4 list Of the sales recently made 5,
cur old and enterp1Hsng lsaa. dealer, Col
Klenty. @.@lf i.%s 4. @z.=z...S5 a;
:4s, #.@ WASHINGTON Cous9s. v. !
s 5000 acres in Section g. Town so, Range i
at $5-$151, 5os;a 3&s s5#gz 5 : NJ. @s
i III, sc acres in Section B.. Town 80. Range
III at $5--S889, 80. ;l5&s t sas+{ 5Se.z4s
. 12e, % acres in Section g; Town 90, Range
81, at $5-64b IS zxi.a.l ~ :,
40 acres. in. Section 8, Town. so, Range p
at $500, 90. fts1.s asE5ysi .5..s:T
& FILLMORE CquNrY,
100 acres IN Sections 8 and 4, Town 1902
Range 8, at 81 0--$l GOO, 90:
q s 81. 1loUsToE5 County. s si .:.3
z $40 acres in Section 10, Town 103, Range IS
at 1900, 90. 15.a.5i II.
!. $50 acres in Sections IL and 2, Town 1O3,
Range s, at 2400, 90. 4, III II -,
# SuPERIoR, WISCONSIN,
e.: - lots In Addition Z 1t 500
s.s.a CdTTAdE HoMEs,5 IS 81 81 So
Lots y and 3D. 500, CO. 6
& e: Lots 2 and 3 Of Bloch. sf
Huns On, WISCONSIN, /. ss s..
" AvIa ~ l chenLg5s SGSiitlon W.
Total amount Of sales, Il, s ESQ, 81
aresglad to inform Cot. Klenty
that2he does not make al { the sales. Ne.
Freeman this present month sold CLAIM; ia
eight miles north Of loud FIJI s 1900;
"a Moore q Grand Lax q refused s. 500
for bis .tueiyess hi es this,
"A one fourth crest ii $50 acres, one
mile East was sold for $500; and Selai4ds
are 9, aemsnd q prices almost All saal Is
these of IS month"; an