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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
WASTED AFFECTION.

To Sarah -------. fBT REquEsr.l
God pity those, whose deep fond love,
Back on the heart Is thrown;
No anguish meath yon Heaven above,
Is equal to that one.
God pity those, who TOO late, find
The one 20 noble deemed,
Is but phantom Of the mind,
Not all that he has seemed.
God pity, then, the aekiag hedJt--
It's every bliss has flown;
in joyous scenes il bears no part,
Bat ever dwells alone.
God help them, then for leho else can
cheering solace give
For though they run lie's fsFthest span,
The heart no more may live.
God pity her, whose brow doth wear
Wasted affections seal
Yet still must live, from year to year,
As though she did not feel
The blight, that DER her life did fall,
When shattered were its fond hopes, ALL
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-02

reasoner, scholar; Mr.. Curry, who furnishes
brains for the rest of the Alabama delegation
Mr. Lamar, the ablest parliamentarian OF the
lower Mississippi; Mr.. Burnett, who exhibits
good deal of shrewd sense, and dogged
courage in close contests MIR. Pryor, whose
vanity is daily fed by the pleasing deiusion
that his forensic displays combine all the strik-
ing traices in the oratory of Richard Henry
Lee, John Randolph, and Henry a. Wise !;
McRea, who has never discovered that words
are not ideas, and chattering is no eloquence:
Houston, though sixteen years in the House,
has yet to learn, that he is an incorrigible dul-
lard and-but the list of ditoS is too long,
and we stop.
Comparing the southern democracy of this
House, even with the list, we miss from that
side of the Chamber the robust intellect and
manly sense of Orr; the skilful tactics and
vehement reasoning of Stevens the analyti-
cal power and aluable knowledge of Letcher;
the large experience and honest obstinacy of
George w. Jones; the urbanity, dignity. i'm
partiality, and calm courage of Quitman
These hve gentlemen are an irreparable loss to
their section - they are serious loss to the
whole House They were leaders, and they
had followers who would listen to their coun.
sells, and dared not violate pledges made to OPP
ponants IN their behalf. In this last particular
they have left no substitutes behind them.
III Idct, IL Is obvious 10 observers, that IN
proportion to numbers, the weight Of intellect,
OF craftsmanship, of character, from the slave
holding states, rests with the South Ameri-
cans of the Thirty-sixth Congress, rather than
the democracy. OF the old members of this
class, Winter Davis, Harris, Gilmer, Hill and
Vance, and, in the new, Etherdge, Nelson,
Moore, and Boteler, justly rank among the
ablest men of the House
AS one feels the weight of the words which
fall from the lips Of Corwin and Stevens, he
can but regret that the north does not send
more such men to represent her at the Capitol,
in this critical period of our national history.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-02
miscellaneous.

ESSENTIAL OiLS.-A large stock of
IL pure Oils, Lemon Wintcrgreen SassafraS Bcrea-
mot,6c., for sale by GEO K. SPURI; 20l Main street
diff
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-02
miscellaneous.
Y ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAH'S PULM0NIG WATERS,
The most certain and speedy remedy ever discovered for
for all Diseases of the
CHEST AND LUNGS. COUGHS, COLDS ASTHMA
Consumption, bronchitis, Influenza. Toarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing sore
Throat &c, DC.
3flisteLlanrous.

These Waters give the most ms antaneous and perfct
relief and when perscvered with according to directions
fail to effect rapid and lasting cure Thousands
have been restored to perfect health who have tried
other in vain To all classes and to all constitu
tions they blessing and cure-none need despair
no matter how long the disease have existed, OF
however be- provided the organic structure
of the vital organs is not hopeessly decayed Every one
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
TO VOCALISrS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters peculiarly valuable; they will in ONE DAY re
the most occasional hoarseness and their
regular for few days will at all times increase the
power and heXibity of the voice. greatly improving its
tone compass and ceacss for which purpose they ar
regularly used by many professional vocasts.
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, Rochester, NY
Price IS cents per box.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-02
JnSurdnte.

n S U r A y c L OF Fl c f
No.0 FiaGG's Building, Up stairs.
HENRY IL. KEITH,
Is prepared to affect Insurance agains hazard BY Fire
on Cotton and Wooden Mills, Root, and Leather
manufactures Stores and Merchandise Dwelling Houses
Die rates, the hest
Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Inquiries by mail will receive prompt attention.
REFERENCE PERMIssIoN.-IIon. Isaac Davis, and
Hon F. II. knnicutt, Worcester; Hon. Alex. Dewitt,
Oxford; Esek Saunders, Esq Saundersvie Messrs Paul
Whiting Il son, Whitmsvile; Messrs. f. b. Bigeow &
20, Grafton; Messrs Conant Warren 4 Co, Boston;
Messrs. I, az E. Bacheller. North Brookfeld
fe3 d&wtf
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
~ Insurance COMPANY, Springfield, Mass
Cash CAPITAL AND StEPLIs s35O OOO
''' '-D EbMtiND FREEMAN President. Id9gitoV
w CONNER, JR., Secretary
MAssAsoTT INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield
Mass.
CASH CAPITAL, sl5OOOO
J. S. PARISH, Secretary.
The undersigned having appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
vicinity is prepared policies on property against
loss damage by fire. All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted and paid JOIN g. KENDALL, Agent.
TT AMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
-AR Of Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital paid in, sl50OOO 90
Accumulated Surplus $4,000 90
wM. i. CALHOUN, President
Jos. c. PYNCHoN, Secretary.
viii insure Real and Personal Property against Fire on
application to WM. S. DENNY, Agent
AT the office of Mechanic Mutual Fire Insurance
oo Company Clark's Block. Worcester
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-02

HY-A single bottle of SPALDLNG'S PREPARED
household. .AQ
Sold by all prominent stationers Druggists Hardware
ana Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
. country merchants should make note of SPALDING S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. IL will
stand any climate deod&Wly mis-
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-02
TERMS oF AnxrRrIsIN1-

AD'hR RIIsIAFNFs published in the DAILY for 81 "a
A"squsre'' for three insertions and % c,s sieo
sequent Insertion. Ten lines or Isssl e,-t,,. ~
square Advertisements ordered inside. or in a.,
prominent place As also those largely dsaaved. vii,
DE charged extra rates Contracts by The scar may be
made on liberal terms -
MEEkLI First insertion 81 square each sinh.
- All transient Advertisements must be mil su
10 make quarterly payments ie4o'ed
~ No grat2if91s AdoerfiseneHts. No report reso
luuonS, or proceedings OF any corporation sncetv ~
association ana no communication designed call alton
uon to any matter Of limited individual interest can
be Inserted unless paid for Advertisements
g-S The Publishers will not hold themselves respor
solc for any errors that occur beyond amount
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-02
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

Putup for dealers in containing four eight and
panylng each package
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-22
Hyatt in Jail.

The U. S. Senate passed resolution
ordering Mr. Hyatt to be confined in Jail
till he consents to testify in the John
Brown matter, and he has been confined
accordingly AS We understand it, Mr..
Hyatt has really nothing of Importance to
give in evidence, and not an item that
he cares whether the world knows or not
but is merely standing off on technical
refusal to acknowledge the right of the
Senate Investigating Committee to force
him to give evidence whether he pleases
or not. If this is so, the Senate probab.
ly owes it to its own dignity and position
to adopt such means as are best calculat.
ed to bring Mr.. Hyatt to terms. Mr..
H. will hardly be able to secure the SYM
pathy of the public as martyr We
notice that Senator Grimes voted for the
resolution placing Hyatt in confinement,
and Senator Harlan against it. The
vote was II to 10, and among the ten
is the name of Toombs. The vote shows
the question was not regarded in a party
view by the Senators. -Dayenport Gas.
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The Charleston Convention MUS.

This Convention was born in trouble,
and trouble will follow it till death. Our
dispatches have informed us that the
Democratic National Committee serious
ly talk Of changing the place of holding
their National Convention from Charles
ton to some other locality. And why :?
Oh! shame upon Southern hospitality"
oh! bitter rebuke upon those who
claim that all the libcrality, the cordiality,
the open hcartedness and open pocket
ness of the country belong in the South
because it has leaked out that the peo-
pie of Charleston, the representatives, of
"Southern hospitality are making their
arrangements to fleece every delegate
and visitor who attends this Convention,
and that body itself. 1t is declared on the
best authority, and the Democratic Ma
tional Committee seem not to doubt the
fact, that the Convention will be charged
$3.50 day for the use of their Hall, and
delegates will be charged sl0a day board
at the Hotels And this is what" South
ern hospitality amounts to. We hope
now Southern gentlemen will hereafter
] not be quite SO ready to turn up their
] hospitablc noses at the "mcanness" and
, "picayunishness" and "money graspins
] propensities' of the Yankees. If all
! Yankeedom ever exhibited so remarka
BILE an instance of mcanness as these
! Charleston people have shown in this
let it now be exposed.
The Republican National Convention
will be held at Chicago. There, the
hotel keepers will adhere to their regu.
lar rates, not raising the price of board a
dime, but will be prepared to give visitors
the best at their command at reasonable
rates. The Journal says the citizens
will make every effort, by throwing open
their houses, &c, to make the expenses
OF every visitor on this occasion light a.
posslble-and this feeling, we are sure
will be participated in by the citizens OF
both parties. In this hospitality, Chi
cage but represents the North. 1t would
be rank injnstice, let US here saw, that
action Of the people ofCharleston does no,
truly represent the feelings or hospitalit,
of the South. We should be sorry in,
deed to believe so. But we have n,
idea that another place will be substitute
ed for Charleston. This prospeetis.
movement of the committee will scare
the people there out of their boots, and
they will at once "come down." auc
swear all these charges arc rascally Sian
ders, Gazette.
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The EXAMINATIONS in the Upton
Union School are the order for the week.
They continue till Friday night. There
will be exhibitions at the Methodist
Church on this and to morrow evenings
We shall notice the school more at length
next week.
One dime will be charged for admis.
sion to each of the exhibitions. The
object is to make it pay expenses, and if
anything more than that is received it is
to be devoted to the purchase Of appara-
tus for the school Tickets can be had
at the postotIice and at the door.
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Oct. &. 80 n ~, Il
SHERIFF SALE.


Dl virtue Of an execution to the direct.
ID ed, issued from the Office of the Clerk of the
ilstrict Court IN and for the county OF Cedar
and State of Iowa, in favor of Phebe r. Edwards,
and against Elisha +. Edwards. have levied
upon the following property, as the property Of
the said Elisha +. Edwards, to-wit:
The one equal and undivided onehalf of the
following real estate. described by meets and
bounds As follows: beginning forty-eight (4sl
poles west Of the center of section two ca in
township seventy-nine (79 north of range three,
90. west of the 5th p. NJ, thence north fortv.six
>it) and two thirtieths (23O) poles thence east
nine and scventy-eight hundredths {? 7Sl00)
poles, thence north one hundred and thirty Il 30)
poles to the section line. thence west on said
section line fortytve and forty eight hundred this
(!5 4s-l00) poles, thence south one hundred and
htty-nne and two tenths Cl59 y-lO) poles, thence
east thirty-fve and seven tenths (35 7.lO) poles
to the place of beginning containing forty-two
acres az acres, with the steam saw-mili and
dwelling houses and appurtenances thereon; all
in Cedar county, Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tin.
ton, in said county. on Saturday, the 3lst day of
March. A. ID. 1850, between the hours OF Q
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock 7. NJ. of said day. TO
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this 23d day of February, A. D. 1860.
J. l.. BRADSHAW,
Sheriff Of Cedar County. lana
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March 16.
The Homestead Bill which passed the
House was referred, in the Senate, to
the committee on public lands. That
committee recommended the striking out
Of the enacting clause and inserting the
Senate Bill drafted by Mr. johnson, of
Tenn.
Mr.. Johnson's bill excludes from
among those who shall have the benefit
Of the public lands, single men over 81
years of age, widowers without children,
and foreigners who may declare their in
tsntions after the passage Of the bill, and
only allows those who are recipients of
lands under the bill to receive alternate
sections. The House bill includes the
parties named above.
1t is said the Republicans will accept
Johnson's Bill if they cannot get the
one which passed the House.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-22

s~ The American Biographical Sc
ries by G. Canning Hill, are worthy OF
an extended circulation. We have re-
ceived the first four volumes of the
series. The Life of Capt. John Smith. -
"The Life of Gen. Putnam" "The Life
Of Daniel Boone" and the "Life of Ben.
cdict Arnold These books are got up
in good style in every respect and are
calculated to interest and to instruct the
reader. Parents should get these and
similar books for their children instead
Of novels, which tend to depravc their
minds. The price is - cents volume.
Address, Mason Brothers: 5 and Z Mercer
street, New York.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of special execution directed. issued
from the office Of the Clerk of the District Court, in
and for the County Of Cedar and State of Iowa. in IA
vor OF Wolf q Bonnsl, and now assigned to ". W.
Aldrieh- and against william A. Belts and Samuel u.
bes have levied upon he following property the
property Of the said William A. Belts and Samuel d.
Belts, to wit:
The north half ofthe north quarter Of section Ell
even p, IN township No. eighty (sO) north Of range
two (, west Of the sh Principa Meridian. containing
eighty acres with the thereon said land
situated in Cedar County. Iowa.
And shall offer the for sale at public outcry at
the Court House door in the town Of Upton. in said
county, on Saturday the 18th day Of April, A. D.
l,oo between the hours off o'clock A. NJ. and O..
CLOCK i. NJ OF said day, 10 satisfy said execution
and costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 9TH day Of March. 4. y. 1860
J. l.. BRADSHAW
SheriG of ceda cnn In La
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Proposed Change Of the National DemOc.
cratic Convention.

BALTIMORE, March II.
A gentleman just from Washington
says that the feeling of the National
Democratic Committee strongly favors
having the National Democratic Conven.
ton meet at Baltimore, as it appears im.
possible. for the large masses of people
likely to attend to get Accommodations at
Charleston, even at most exhorbitat prices
Prominent citizens here, offer to fur
nish the new Institute and several large
Halls for the Committee Rooms, delega.
tions, &c, free of cost, and all hotels and
eating houses have nude Il pledge to
make no advance in rates. The citizens
also without distinction of party, will
throw open their doors for the accom-
mediation of the vast crowds. As fur
Their inducement, the Baltimore 4 Q. II.
r., and those connected with it from the
West, will reduce the rates of fare one
half.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for April is
received. To say that this number
equals its predecessors is true and is
great praise. The LADY's Book, in its
peculiar sphere, stands unrivallcd.
THE Iowa INSTRUCTOR, for March, is
at hand with its valuable contents, which
are offered free to every body, for one
dollar year. The Instructor continues
to improve and should be read by every
friend of education. We learn from this
number, that Upton receives more
copies of the Instructor than any post.
Office in the State, and that Cedar coun
ty takes more copies than any other
county. Send your dollars to c. c.
NEsTLERoDE, Upton, Iowa.
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue of = special execution to me direct
ed, Issued from the office Of the Clerk of the Dis.
trict Court, in and for the county Of Cedar and
State OF Iowa. in favor of Alexander d. Law, and
against samuel Tomlinson and Abigail Toml!n.
son, nave levied npon the following property
as the property OF the said Samuel T0miinson
and Abigail Tomlinson, to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of section no. twenty
six (?6) In township eighty-one (sD north o,
range no. two. west of the 5th +. NJ, with the
appnrtenances thereon said land is situatcd in
Cedar county. Iowa:
ana snail oiier the same for sale at public outcrv
Il, the Court House door in the town of Tpton i,
said county, on Saturday the 3lst day of March
a. -. 1850, between the hours of . o'cIocl
"a; y. ana I o'clock r.. NJ Of said day. to satisf,
on. ''"e '"eie
Da'ed TINS 23d day Of February, A. d. 1860
}. l. BRADSHAW
sherry Of Cedar Coraty, Iora.
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Sheriff Of cedar county, Lora

Frank, he brought home several cler
as day boarders, at four dollars a we
Still, with all this, he would tell
acquaintances how much it cost him
live. Now he supported wife, he ne
seemed, for a moment, to realize that
it was who was saving all these expen,
and that, If be had not earned dol
her busy hands would have paid the re
aud kept him from starving.
SO the matter stood, when he as
, her to mend his coat. L;xz;c drc,
deep sigh, after he was gone, and hur,
her dishes away as fast as possible
The coat was of broadcloth, and
; his wedding garment but it was ,
nigh wearing out ; broken under
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Two more Victim 5. Stephens and Hazlctt
Hung.

CHARLEsTowN, Va, March 1G.
The town was throngcd with visitors
to day, and several companies of militia
ny were in attendance. Stephens and
Hazlet were hung at noon. They APP
peared resigned to their fate. Stephens
died very hard, while Hazlett died with
out struggle. Both exhibited great
tirmness. They were both Spiritualists,
and had peculiar religion of their own,
which enabled them to meet their fate
with cheerfulncss and resignation
Both bodies have been forwarded to
Marcus Spring, South Amboy, N. j.
They reach Baltimore in the early morn
ING train.
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bD- Dr. N. II. TULLoss has just re-
turned from Philade'ph He will have
his room, over Ch,lds' store, fitted up in
few days, when he will be ready to
perform all kinds Of dental work, in the
best STYLE
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Wilton Market.

Corrected by j. j. RIDER, dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, &c.
Prices Of grain, this day, January 5th.
Wheat, sO4s5c, corn; in the ear, 25W2sc: she
led 500 SEC; Oats CSC potatoes SOC. Pork, $4W$s
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BlackSIllithiny,

I>Ht Subscriber is on hand at pia old stand
1 ready 10 do all kinds OF p.a>ksmilhing With
ncatness and dispatch, Having concluded that
h" Is no. Iich enough Ia lose a few hundred dol.
lars yearly IN had d"bts. he will not trust any one
for work. All having unsettled ae cunts are no.
tilted that they MUST call and settle
S.P, DANIELS.
Oct 22d l-Jo
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The friends Of free labor throughout
the Union will send up a shout of JOY on
learning that the House of Representa-
tivcs, on Monday, by the decisive vote Of
ia Yeas to GG Nays, passed the Home
stead bill We would fain indulge the
hope that this wise and benefccnt meas
ure will yet receive the approval of the
Senate, and safely pass the ordeal of the
Executive veto. The vote upon the bill
is significant OF the III Yeas, % are
Buchanan Democrats, 6 are Anti-Lc-
compton Democrats, | Briggs, is a
North American, aud 81 are Republicans
Only is from SlaveState, Craig of Mis-
souri,. OF the &C Nays, all are from the
Slave States except, one. They, of
course, are chiefly Democrats. The rep.
resentative from the Free States, who
voted against this boon to the free labor
ing man, is William Montgomery Of
Pennsylvania, the very person who os-
tentatiously engineered through the
House, two years ago, "the Crittenden-
Montgomery bill," and then, when Lc-
compton junior. appeared, in the shape
Of the English bill, deserted his post, fed
to Pennsylvania for the remainder of the
session, got down upon his knees before
the accompanies of his district, hum
bly, begged their pardon, and implored
them to try him again, which they were
foolish enough to d.. William Mont
gomery! Pass his name around. We
decided J prefer that of James Craig of
Missouri
Now let us sec what the Senate will do
with this bill.-N \. Tribune.
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MuScatine Market.

Whc,t-New 97@sl; Flour, S4.75 y Dbl
Winter Ito. Corn, in the ear. nc.
Barley, 35m4Oc Oats-New, soc.
Beans, G5cM9O Eggs. II.
Apples-Green, @Sl25 Butter, l5c.
Dried $3.50 Hides-Green, Sc.
Lumber, SlOd3O - 1000. L" Dry flint l21l2ic
Live cattle, 50 SO a So 90 per cwt.
Pork, 81 .50M$5.25
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The Opposition State Convention of
North Carolina on the 22d nominated
VIM. A. Graham for the Presidency
The Hon. Kenneth Raynor made Wig
orous speech against the Democracy
He said the South Americans from North
Corolina in Congress should never have
voted for Democrat to defeat Repub
lican, and Landed Winter Davis for his
manly, independent, and patriotic con-
duct.
Parson Brownlow says, in a recent
letter ave cannot countenance Seward,
because he is scoundrel, and avows it.
We cannot countcnance Douglas, because
he is a scoundrel aud denies it.
HARD TO PLEAsE.-The more dent
its practice increases, the oftener he
CLOCKS ID. wn in the Mouth
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DISSOLUTION.

rI>HE crshp heretofore existing between
/ the undcrsi rned under the name and style
of JAMES 4 G. 4. MYER, is this day dissolved, by
mutual consent. by the retirement Of Mr.. G. 4.
MyER. The business of The firm will be liqsi.
dated BY NAMES MSER, Jr., at the old stand.
JAMES MiER. u.
CHAS A. MYER
ip.ou, Iowa Nov. -, 1858.
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING Ma
CHINEs.--Also Machines, for Tailoring
and Leather Sowing, at 66 Lake Street,
Chicago, III. See Advertisement.
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Davenport Market.

Wheat-new, 80 ll.OO; old 3OM55c. Corn, IN
the ear, 27dt3Oc; shellcd, 2sQ3Oc. Oats-new
3o@33c: Potatoes, 45I50.
Hogs, live S3.75; Hogs, large dressed. .0o@$5.5O
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Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago Grain Market.
MONDAY, March l2-Spring wheat.
from | 90 to S1.0o for extra club.
New corn, shcllcd, 43 to 45c.
" in the ear, 40 to 42c.
Dressed hogs, 5000 to 500 per cwt.