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FT7Is msdiche unedraed for Darrea B5sehslry and
other disorders Of like aatures In cases Of Bl SOdy
FINK, The Beard OF Health Of New YORK
and the Iupera Hospital St. Petershur both report At
oSt reliable agent in ali the early sta Of Cholera NJ
family thoua hs without H. In thehour, Wis., young children
liable to from the Effects q eEtinE ft rene
dy must then be appled-no time te wait for the Doctor
This medicine may be relied and the price Is only 50 eenH
o. uayfT si-Eal n-'7" 80 eHAOKRNEIH & MINoHIN. 20
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RefFigeratOrs.
GsrRfenberg sDysentery, syrup.

oEg wanted have come uas Aes b pply Of the fsmodi
Phsdahla Rslgsraiors which, for ussainess and econ
Omy unequEllsi ...eqls MACKENZIE r M4AotilA.ii
.lt
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For sale or Exchange.

WILL either sell or exchange in par for good city or Edge
feld topery ny Reside nee, two miles North Of III
civ Wilh from 3O acres 81 land attached. InpFDFement
new, extensive and esmplete. sic ir.ii ui fnaDs ~ =
F1R TEIHs and Pa-tenaEs sppy 10 ne On ne pF
es or 70 TURNER s, FosER and JEo.L SEnH ce1et srs
III N F'lii'7l 'i"f'." f'7f l'i W. B WALTON
rUh5H copy and charge this oaiesAstl BaHTsE- foeis
.. -lnnVgSiEfI i,1ti fsTa iEi0 itiGfef at.uls
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-29

GEETLuEu-At the z5 of ne which occurred %
tata sd Fshsuzys had osF Fouf l n ear snel
hqnls, ,ontHllps gA4aba paqrs bsn nq;eli @ IA tEaoe-
s from the burning ruin l he afternoon of s2ihi cle-
aaently II Bafrisd tie s1rhihs ibsti ~ 5ai iy
sisshoussI9 IL tls essE directly beot shEg @ So sieod
tssre vas nonatz.ale Ia of iary AID no
Assss and y safe fs into igicaaEse e Hls slea p
powerful heat When Fe rsno-e d RUBBISH from s la is1
sIIsfodhdii UpOA pIin Up discovered aat Ia ans
o. ths ageIhdbssu eaoks 30 Ia. ne oafass ol oasshs
dOors rQppeA oaly ihsGhb aiiouhga e aa 1 hia aRne
tr9teas flE A. tie iaslae d9ors Bus a. s fs Zen F-he
door down. los protested. We deen due
you q state further at he outside doors lotkl, g
ty haa s d5dr could 6fdEta Amen dfsa stsh ia he
hing5 va srolsu hsa ac opened ths tahad s,
per-, ,bsnnstsss kr all BsglrsI a.. .lisl afIla sf
h.a ....al sa., very Es1Fesiially yous9 N I'D iaa
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ATOW the time for Fruit JaFs Before yoq bay any sEa
Inc ne cheapest and best. us
THE TEMPEST FRUIT tfkItS ,r
H q tli sftsll
Are in great demand, best article and TIE eheapesn
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RIIiIdings Lots for safe

- F,r "a. On IIrsa terms a nyr.iber u beautiful
-, ~ lcI-@j1 7lr,VDsze on spd near the Porter
~ - ~ F tn three miles from the oity, several
Etbet lIOua liIrs
loss Tis6 T 9s 1r of Is n sEgaele one on t GsTain
Pike q * acres IN Watkins m.gnisosn. sdd
teRi :, = 3 W., nashville Boyd,s Bosticks Hardhgs and
other Additions. Call sson on sr. l.'',, L,g,l
/ 81. ..-. =. ..t. i. ~ Cherry slrest. .
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n ilv To..,. a,as H.lT..ssl osTal, .. $50

suI laWhoss Tickets $50 halves s5i QEssisrs R}59
CgrtiheatS passgssd a tasahsEe esas ta bs qFn q
each Wednesday,, FllPs pola 81 The "3A 5i m '
e o Pabait 81 rs Whole TleEetsd si5iisn $40 9
f5R d6Hiu rh'idoi' ui2 Is EIslf tsdo I'D -ii "
p6ossb pid do yrr,fs Quarter aRias'l i.,I ;daA ~
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Mrs. HoLco,m's scHooI--The examination Of the
pupils Of Mrs. HoLooMBs school for Young Ladies,
at the close of the first session. gave entire satisfac-
ton to those who have patrOnised this excellent
school, and was the best evidence Of the fitness Of
the worthy Principal and her assistants for the i'm
portlnt duty Of imparting instruction to young
ladies' It was evident to all who witnessed the ex-
animation that this school offers superior advanE
tages to those who wish to place their daughters
under careful and competent instructors,
The commencement exercises took place IN the
basement Of the First Presbyterian Church, Tues
day evening in the presence Of very large and in
telligent audience. The address to the graduating
class was delivered by the Rev Dr. HUsrON, Of this
city at the close of which he gave to each graduate
diploma showing that the recipient had graduated
with the highest honors Of the school
DR.. HUsroxs address was the most sensible and
appropriate we ever listened to on such an OCCASION
Il was full of the soundest wisdom, which not only
teachers but parents should carefully study and
carry into practice.
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Foreign Commercial.

LIVERPOOL, June 9PeT Steamer NiagGrG-COtton, sales
Of the IS 600 bales ofVhh Spectators took 1000 bales and
exporters 10000 bales. qualities declined y to x, Lower
qualities declined and very irregular and difficult Of
sale, qualities there material change Sales Fri
day 1000 bales Of which Spectators and exporters took 1000
bales, closing quiet and very dull Orleans Fair "a Mobile
Fair ~ Mobile Andd,ing6 IFS Stock at Liverpool 2,2O5,
OCObaes which 600 bales American ConsOls 949
95 Manchester advees unfavorable The holiday
ducsd quietness
RAvRE-Cotton, sales Of the 750O baes closing with
declining tendency New leans Tres Ornare "a F. Bias 81
F. Stock at HaYre 900 bales. Beadsus quiet Corn has
declining tendency. Provisions quiet. Bacon firm. Bullion
has increased Bank Of England 1900 pounds Exchage
generally unchanged.
Later Uia uesusfolOn-sunday, June 3The steamer Asia
has arrived out
Sales Of Cotton Saturday, 1000 bales Of which spectators
and exporters 1000 bales Closing dull Provisions dull
ConsoIs 9IzS995 for money and account.
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ThIrty-Slxth ConEress--First Sessions
Tuesdays PrOcssdiags.


WASHINGTON, June 12.-SENArE.-A bill was passed
to explain the act for the satisfaction Of Virginia
land warrants.
The Senate cOncurrad in the House amendment to
the Pacific telegraph bill
A bill for the relief Of George p Marsh passed.
Mr.. Anthony presented aresolutioncaIiing for the
correspondence of the Minister to England relative
TO the settlement of difficulties in regard to the Bay
Islands. Adopted.
The civil appropriation bill was considered
A long debate ensued on the amendments TO the
bill An amendment was adopted Gppropriating
100000 to the militia IN the United States. An
amendment that the sum Of S3000O heretofore ap-
propriated for the light house at Oswego, and the
balance unexpended. may be appropriated for re
pairing the pier which il stands was stricken out
as recommended by the committee.
The bill was considered till after II o'clock when
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Grow from the Joint Committee Of
Conference on the disagreement in the amendment
on the POstofce Deficiency Bill reported that they
were unable 70 agree. BE moved that the House
recede from its disagreement to the first amend
ment Of the Senate and agree 70 the Senate amend
ment, with an amendment providing that the service
between Charleston and Key West shall be per
formed in the same ine as it is now performed By
the Isabel, and shall be paid for the service per
formed at the rate prescribed in the contract
The amendment restores all the service discon
tinued curtailed since the Eth Of March, 1852
cept the route from Neosho to Albuquerque, and
from Kansas City to Stockton and par. Of the route
No 60l6, west Of E Pas0, leaving 70 the discretion
cf the Postmaster General on the restored service
the same as under the existing law. to discontinue
or eurtan services. Mr.. Grows proposition, under
the operation Of the previous question was agreed
tO--l24 against So.
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NEw York. June 1.-THE Ti-i5une's Philadelphia
correspondent says that the best informed among the
Japanese admit the possibility of an instruction in
their country but dIsbelieve the report Of the as
sassination Of the Tycoon. Prince Met6 spoken Of
as leading the insurgents is Of the highest rank and
greatest power in the Empire. and his habitual att
tude towards the Government justies the suspicion
that he has attempted the alleged revolt The intel
gence is by no means wholly discredted, but it has
produced as yet no special effect
About forty Of the japanese were very pleasantly
entertained at the Academy Of Music this afternoon
The morning was spent in visits BY detaehments 70
a number Of periodical and jewelry stores and fac
tories The mint has not yet been visited. The
ladies crowd their apartments this evening
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Atrial of the Pony Express.

ST. JOSEPH June 1.-THE Pony express with
dates to June Sd from Ruby Valley three hundred
miles west Of Salt Lake, arrived this evening. No eX-
press from San Francisco since the which left
the 18th ofMay nadarrived here June 1st, has been
received at Ruby Valley, which IS the farthest sta
ton west which has not been Interfered with by
Indians. The express has not been started from
California in consequence Of the depredatiOns com
mtted by Indians at stations, breaking them up and
chasing off the agents. The agent at Ruby Valley
writes that three persons employees Of the Express
Company at Dry Creek station, named John Apple
gate, of Louisville, Kentucky, Raphael LOecier, Of
Camden, rear Lexington. and James Aulcott, Of
Utah. have been murdered by the Indians. A com
mand of twenty men under Lieut.. Werd would
proceed the next day June 4th) to the scene Of diff
cutes to chastise the Indians and reopen the road
as soon as possible. Every effort will be made to
reestablish the stations and put the route in run
ming order
Reliable information is received that all the In
dian depredatiOns have been instigated by whites
rumor was current at Salt Lake that emigrant
trains had been cut off west of Ruby Valley, and
nearly all Of the party murdered.
The express will commence this week making
semi-weey trips and Will leave here on Wednesday,
June 18Th and Saturday, June 10th, at IL P. NJ,
and thereafter at the same time Of day each week.
All matter will be pushed through at the earliest
possible moment The superintendent informs us
that from private advices he thinks ali will go on
regularly in the course Of two weeks.
Reliable information has been received by the
Pixies Peak Express Company that a party have
gone out on the Dever City road for the purpose Of
robblng the messenger. The Company have taken
stems to protect themselves and the route against any
attack that may be made upon them, and give tn
perpetrators a warm reception by senGing out a
guard well armed with the messenger this morning.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER Y

GIN IL = -DAkoA<A) "
WORTHY or ANY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
RFABY since great discovery Of Prof Wood, have at
Nv tempted only initiate his restorative but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results Prof Woods PREPARATION and have been
forced field 90 its rssises Read the follow
ing:- - 90
PBoF o. J. WooD Co.. Gents-The letter wrote Won in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and which you
have published this vicinity aud elsewhere, has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are hr it fact Of my habitaon and name as stated IN
communication second Of all therein contained
third hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural color4 To all can and do answer Ny
hair better than any stage Of life for forty years
past soft thrifty and better eolored the is true Of
Ehker and the ony cause Why is not generally true is
that substance washed of by frequent abluton Of the
face when if used by Wipng the face in close
ton with the wlisker the same result will follow as The har
ereceipt Of great many letters from all parts
Of New England, asking me if my hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sas Of
various compounds we'll this has doubt been basey
inflated and used only without any good effect but
absolute injury used any Of your restorative OF any
recount months, and yet my hair is good
hund eds have examined with surprise, 81 years
old and not hair in head or on my lace and 70 prove
this fact send you lock my hair the past week
received your Cf two quart bottles last for
which very grateful gave it to my friends and thereby
induced them to try it. many were sket until after trial.
then purchases and used it with universal success wilt
favor that you send test by which can discover
Restorative sold BY many, fear without author
ity from you. pure article will insure success and
believe COED ELECTS do follow, the failure is caused
By the impure article which the inventor Of the good
deem duty heretofore to keep aPpFsed Of the
my hair all who inquire OF ne OF ny
opinion in its valuable results remain dear sirs
yours, , 4 I; X A 5 1s
The Reoravei put up bottles Of three Sizes viz: large,
medium and small; the small holds Il pint and retail for 81
per bottles the mediums hold at eAst twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL for 50 per bote the large
holds quart ~ cent more in proportions and rls for 80
sbotte D. J. wood a. Co., Prepretors IA Broadway,
New York Market street, St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhOlssaed BY
Even, PendIetOn & Co., and rstaed BY every Drug
house in the United states. liebll-ly
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, june l2.-~Before the Coyode Gon-
mittee Forney testified that the President offered
him the Iiverpoo Consulate or the Russian or Frus-
sian Mission if he would acquiesce in the policy o.
the Administration. which he declined Hehu s-l
testified that he carried $4,000 in his pocket for
weeks authorized to increase It to twenty OF tWsn
tv-five thousand if Forney would accept the Consul
iSte or he Mission to one Of the great European
Powers which FoTney declined
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Markets by Telegraph.

NV ORLEANS Cotton sales to day 1000 bales prices
easier but quotations unchanged Sugar arm 79s Flour has
declining tendency SECS co. Lard in bbs I2 in kegs -
Whisky 1917, Other articles unchanged.
CronELTI June 3FlOur dull, sales HOO bbls 5,O59525
Whisky M Sugar. sales 200 hhds s99. COeee firm. Mo-
Iasses, As. Oats, 40942.
NEW YORK. June I3Flour dull sales HOO bbls 55p56O
Corn scarce, 65964 Ness pork, Is259s, So Lard sales
go bbls ll5l9ual Eosses Cuba 49, Sugar. Cuba, 697.
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baltimore Coffee market, june ..

We have Transactions note to-day, although there
pretty inquiry Rio. TIE market continues firm
For statement Of the market for the week past would
beg to refer readers the circular Of Mrs White Elder
to be found below:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT The transactions Of the late week
embrace in ell about 200 bags Rio at l344cmostly the
latter penoEing slight advance in the market The stock
reduced 600 Tags in first hands We note improved
inquiry for consumption, which, at rates. readily
supplies from Rio We continue quote prime
Rio at l4Ic, fair I393e; LaguayrA l49l5c; Java l5H
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TAMES A. Chiffon and his wife John NJ Swan and VIM
Mitchell Be remembered that the 9TH day Of May,
1861 motion Of complainant by counsel in the above cause
and appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that the said
defendant William Mitchell, resident OF the State OF
Tennessee and therefore the ordinary process Of this court
served him. it is therefore ordered ~ the Court that
publication be made for four weeks in in the Nash
vile Union and american. newspaper published in the CITY
Nashville requiring de said defendant to appear at the next
term Of County holden for the county Of David
son. court house thereof in the city Of Nashville the
Monday August next and answer said h or the sans
will be taken confessed down for hearing eXparte Said
bill being partition Of real estae in the city Of Nashville
+. K. CHEATHAM, & N.
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UNIVERSITY OF NAsHvnIE-A CORRECToN.-As we
inadvertently omitted the name Of one Of the Grad
yates Of the University, in publication Of the
proceedings at the Capitol last Wednesday night
and also gave the name of Of the contestants for
prizes wrong, we publish below the complete list Of
those who received the degree Of Bachelor Of
Arts and the names of those who were successful
in gaining the Pri5es:
G. D. Norris. Miss; R. W. MILLER, Mo-; W. R..
DUNLAP, Tenn; J. A. HADLET, Tenn; n B. BARFIEID,
La; J. J. MILLER. No; F. c. HADLET, Tenn; ). d.
TmLMAN. Tenn; S. P. WALKER, Tenn.
The first prize essay was written by J. d. IHINAN,
Tenn; the second by R. W. MILLER, No.
The first prize defamation, by J. E. HARRIS, Tenn;
the second BY W. H. MORGAN, Tenn.
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DYEEIEa
par / Silver
D KChRMEes
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAOTOR

without doubt peerless remedy 1t has this endorsement
tie test Of trial and experience for it has been cur household
medicine FOR many years Why so? Eeesuse, while healing the
skim its srdUe OJCeT6 such that reaches the rdd1
Of DISEASE below the surface even as salt will reach the
marrow and bone all CUTAEEOUs DISEASES
SCALBNG from and water, it has equal; it
renders the coating skin from shguTemenits
ton is thorough and invarsbe sod the principal depo
Il Broadway n T. and Chartres street, New Orleans, by j.
WRIGHT CO., General Agents. Also by all druggs and
merchants june3-d,tW&Wln
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Public sale of Coal stock.

ON Saturday, the 18th June, before the door Of
the Court House, The city Of Nashville at the hour IL
O'clock NJ Of said day. will be offered for sale 10 the highest
bidder Certificate S5 Of hundred shares hundred
dollars each the Capital Stock in the opkins MastOdon
Coal and Iron Mining and Manufacturing Company" in the
State Of Kentucky Sold account Of whom may concern
and for cash. L. Il. GLASCOCk,
,ovgu
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az CaUtiOns--The article OF
49, Whisky we'll known "Daly'S Arc
matte Valley Whskev, has established arepuaon universal
renders difficult Tor the manufacturer to keep pace with the
This is the result Of peeYernG energy in its intro
ducon determination adopted the OUTSET AID
nevere departed FROM that Its original parity and
unrivaled excellence should continue to the end.
fate attendant all such successful Efforts
the manufacturer 1t is initiated by INSCRIPTIONS
imposors inferior and spurious article pamed Of
the community, the great derment Of the public well
injury the manufacturer both in emoument and we'll earned
repue Every has been made to guard against this pacv
BIZ Copyright Of the LABEL and by peculiar shape Of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon ny rights and earnestly desire such Information from
those WLo may possess by having been vcmzed otherwise
will enable protect the public and myself by pIosecu
ton the extent Of the Law. The genuine Days Aro
matte Valley Whsky put in of II bottles each with
light yellow Label and sealed with yellow with the pro-
prieOrs stamp the wax and fac-simile signature Of the
prietor on the label All other articles limitations.
II ? Consumers depsndupon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whsky it sold by the bottle and in
only VIM H. DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
sgp2J-dQu Sole Proprietor.
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CHEROKEE EDY.


VWTE the afflicted Of either sex which do you prefer
Wv pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Nature
ewn enedesone which will speedily and permanently cure
Won or compounds heretofore used, with all their nau
seous and facilitating effect together with the loahsOme diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures SPECIFIC for Gonor-
ea Gle Gravel Structure, FluoT Abu whites in Femaes
and an diseases Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
natural laws after all other preparations have aed and IS one
OF Heavens meTcies TO offending msni instances couc
produced Of its effects, which would sagger creduliy
The nauseous preparations heretofore used have failed
this never instance been known to fail Happily Tor
ankn the Governor Of the Werld Father who ac not
to kill, but to
mercy he has appointed Medicine for these dreadful diseases
which when taken quickly flies to all parts Of the system attacks
the disease every post and with fidelity and courage MY
admirable gives it rest unlit has completely expelled 1t
rom body the unfortunate patient to former
health ald vigor.
Ins Remeiy strikes at the very root Of the disease its ten
ency simply suspend the poison but to remove the
cause on which it depends.
IN ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUEis the entire alb
ss1c Of all ause0ls taste smell It lay in the count
ing room or toilet table without beLg suspected
tRemedy" for secret diseases.
II treatise Veneal diseases, with full directions Tor then
permanent cure accompany each bottle
~ Sold all respectable Druggists and dealers in med
ri1es POTTER & MERWIN, Sole ProprietOrs,
St. Louis, Nc
Sold in Nashville at wholesale bv Berry Demove and Ew'
ing Pendeton; at retail by Hendershot and all Drug
gists everywhere observation-disclosures
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REHABILITATION.

Su.,r HARRIS Governor Of the State OF Tennessee
N, sIl who shall see these presens-G Greeting Whereas, II
has been made known that certain Andrew D. Lyons Is
cbar5 ~ having committed foul and atrocous murder on
the day OF Nav 1889 upon the body OF George X william
SON. late Of our county OF Giles, and on the Oh June lO
ep rom he mi II ssd county and has hedfrOm justice and
running large. r.--..5
Now, therefore, /, IsLAN g. ARRIs, Governor as os
BY virtue Of the power and authority in me Veste 90 hy
oger reward u Two hundred Dollars to any person
persons who apPrehend The sad APueN .. Lyons
anddeer h 10 he sheriff or Tailor Of County OF 81 es
order Justice behalf may be had aud executed
- In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my Bana
and caused ne great seal Of the State to be affixed at
IsHAM G. HARRIS
~ By the Governor
Z. R. of
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Dehci. 10 stock accoun

Thus that the inward and OuWord date,
show 600 bids ss to go the Of Stocks than last
The present suppl largely deficient This
also the in all the inland markets. Hence the advancing
de1cy prices In New there also much activity,
prices being relatively there than here expect
the loss Of large share Of the Northern aa The Tribune Of
Saturday remarks:
The market continues excited AMI Porto Rieos,
Cubas and Meadoes have all purchased freely and
close prices higher. Refined in sympathy With
held higher, active; sales Of hhds MsadO at
95c the former price lot Of Inferior $50 hhds Porto
Rico al 97{; 324 Lids Cuba at 6973sci Isl boxes Ha
yana [ Td73Sc.
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q 1lll' u41s IOl 1ll15 y54l' :

In Provisions heard Of worthy noe
the in point hrmness and inactivity precisely
ported issue There orders the MARKET and
dealers and holders resting quietly upon th There
much conhdenceand stle anxiety realize that moderate
Of orders would put prices up the present
ingrates, viz s for pork, and for bulk shoulders and
sides could ade these figures, but the bu-
would have be done quietly Sellers generally
afraid heng picked up and upon this pont they sentative
to nervousness Barrel lard is offered az II ~ erce
heldat 1l<.