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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-15
W6aJn er.
KENOsHA Cry. lst ward, J. 3. Stark>

The board organized by choosing H.
S. Thorp Esq. of Bristol, Chairman.
The chairman appoiuteds the follow
ing standing committees
County charges-Hugenin, Rose and
Starkweather.
County PoOr-Hatch, Pierce and
Head.
Justices and ConstableS-Head, Lothrop
and Hugunin.
County Bui1o7imgs-Brainard, Rafferty,
and Lathrop.
Roods and Bridges-Robbins, Ryno lds
and Price.
Ways and Means Starkweather Hatch
and Bobbins.
The amount. ofstate tax apportioned
to Kenosha county (5,898,62) was or
dered to be levied upon the city and
towns as follows:-Kanosha City
S1,413,48; Pleasant Prairie 1851, IA.
Bristol $662,53; Salem $487,14; Rams
dali $3O0,55; Wheatland 1915, AS;
Brighton 49o,2O; Paris COZ, 65; Som
ers 1902.
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O. oago & Milwankea RalIroad.
Chance for Mechanics See proposals TO
building Bridge in town of Somers.

Fjren1sn's Ball-Park City Hose Co..
No. 2, have decided to hold their First
Anniversary Ball on Friday evening,
Nov. 3Oth.
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Kenosha Co. Teachers Institute

Teachers Institute, under appointment Of
Chancellor BARNARD, will be held at Liberty
Kenosha County, during the week, 10Th to the
23rd inst
The exercises, which will consist of thorough
drills upon the branches taught in common
schools, Lectures upon the theory and practice
of teaching, Discussions upon educational topics
&C., will be conducted by Prof G.. H. ALLEN
assisted by corps of competent teachers.
Lectures will be delivered each evening OF the
week, by gentlemen of experience and ability.
The citizens ofLiberty and vicinity, have made
ample arrangements for the entertainment of all
who may attend the institute from distance.
The Kenosha 81 Rockford Railroad, will carry
persons attending the Meeting at half the usual
fare Carriages will be in readiness to carry pas
sengers from the Railroad station, to the place Of
meeting.
It's to be hoped that every Teacher, and every
person designing to teach, in Kenosha County,
will be present: also, Town Superintendent
School Officers, and the public generally, will
attend more or less, during the week. A very
profitable week is anticipated; every arrange
ment for the convenience and pleasure ofpersons
from abroad, has been made by the citizens Of
Salem, and the Local Committee. Let there be
full attendance, SO that valuable opportunity
for improving the condition of the Schools of the
county may not be, in any degree lost
Friends of Education from neighboring coun.
ties are cordially invited to meet with US.
By Order of
COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS
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KenOSha, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1860
NEW FIRM.

TAe undersigned having become the Propretors of the
KESosuA TEL GRAPH Office, having purchased all
counts and assets due Office, ave this day entered
nto partnership, under the name o. sChoFP a WIN
LGAR All accounts and demands against the former
firm ofsToNE, VINEGAR & McYEAN, will be presented
to the undersigned VINO will settle the same and to whom
all accounts and debts due thc late firm must be paid
s. S. sCHoFF
Kesosha, Oct. %, 1850. 6. I. VINEGAR.
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Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors for Ken
osha county convened at the Court
House on Tuesday: The several towns
and wards of the city were represented
as follows:
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Circuit Court,

The November term of the Circuit
Court for Kenosha county commenced
at the Court House on Monday last
His Honor, Judge NoGGLE persiding.
The number of cases on the celandar
for the present term, is not as large as
usual.
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Population of Kenosha County

The population of Kenosha county in
June 1860 was 1864, June 1850 the
population Of the county was 10, 734,
the population in 1866, 1887. The
increase since 1850 is $3.50, and since
1855, 1,467: The county will proba-
bly, have member of Assembly under
the new apportionment.
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SCHOOL APPARATUs.-At the last
annual meeting of district No, 3, in the
town of Pleasant Prairie, the meeting
voted $50 dollars to purchase school
apparatus. This is good example for
other districts in the county. Mr.. I.
&. Thompson will have charge of the
above mentioned school the ensuing
term.
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/ WILL SELL

0ood oIacK ollk' lor-- ISL 90
Extra Wide Silk. / ,25
Heavy Foulard Silks --........5 so cts worth IS
so patterns splendid Fancy Silks, FROM rs to ,25
Pacific and Hamlenton DeLaines, new style, l8a22
Heavy Kept Merlno,- ------.-.----.5 so to 81
Plaid Valencia, Autumn styles. -.-...----.-..25
5000 yds Merrimac Prints, only......-1O
100 pieces Nader Prints for dresses --.-.----S
100 pieces good Nader Prints, ..--..61 IA
Bleached Cotton, rs wide for. g cts, worth ~ .
Bleached Cotton, one yard wide 10 cts. worth IA
Very best Blch'd Cotton I'D wide, 10 l-2 " IL
20 pieces Heavy Apron Check. at 10 I-2, worth Is
20 pieces Extra Heavy Cotton Flannel, --....l2 9
Heavy Red Twilled Flannel, only. 81 l-2
1000 lbs Cotton Batting, weighed out, at. .---.-l0
1900 lbs Superior Cotton Batting, weighed, Il 1-2
Produce taken IN Exchange for Goods
same as Cash.
J. FL. FANCHER,
Successor to KELLOGG & co.
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B~We are requested by Old Phelps to state
that since election is over, and the Union moi
yet dilolved, a Free Lunch will be served at the
Metropolitan Eating House on Friday evening
next.
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DIR. Es. EE. ERnar.

of the best antiotes We for Scroflous Conianfs
to need commendatOa, But Stlingia an article of
the statement IF
DIR. 70. EE. FROST,
In the Southern JoagnGJ OF Nedicine ard I3barmacv
lie says sit will complete cure of uc rations Of the
h06dte ma J6godt, and mucous membrane of the Nose
Skin, and other parts. will tIface the OcHes F1ai
Spots STAINS DC, which in constitution of this charac-
Ter so frequently occurs from slight irritation or which
remain after the alterations have healed 1t viii remove
the morbid condition Of the Ft',idS and Solid which dis
poses every injury, however slight, degenerate with
estering painful, scabby ulcer. II will in short so i'm
prove the digestive and assjuatiye operations of the
system, that more healthy blood ana more renewed
and the other, and thus fully support the character of
hese medicines Tor being essentially Alternative" Also
statement of
DR. BLACK,
published in the Cincinnati Elects Medical Journal in
when he says; safer giving fair trial in several
forms OF disease, am convinced that, as general alter
dtt0e, it has superior in the 2dtepiI g1eScd Since
last March have treated about thrtyve cases of Sir
pitts without single failure when the patient rave me
anything like a /ctSS trial."
scovills sarsaparilla and Stilhngia
Is a preparation which is compounded upon scientific
principles, ard with great care by one thoroughly ac
quanted with the ,,ed5cay qualities and etq each ar
ucle separately considered, well the whole in its
combined state,
Nlr. w. 8. MERRILL,
Of Cincinnati, Of the oie8t dd most reliable rg
giSs of that city, makes the following statement; eve
have been acquainted with the formula Messrs Scofed
Co.'s Compound Syrup Of sarsaparjla and stillineia
and 1t mas been ma lie under supervision. The ngre-
dIents are entirely OF vegetable origin; the virtues
extracted IN great measure by the vapor of alcohol
No mineral substance enters into the composition"
The formula for the preparation the above will be
forwarded to Physicians Druggists on application to
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
ia Lake st., Chicago, Ill.
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TIL f.
0 N LY P REP AR ALTON
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and pa+ro,,.o.


For Statesmen, Judges, CIergynses.
Ladies and Gentlemen in all parts of the world testify TO
gentlemen Of the Press are unanimous in its rai e
few testimonials only be here given see eircpar for
more, and 1t VIII be impossible foryou to doubt.
Al Wall St., N. Y, Dec. Doth 1eso
Gentlemen Your note of the 18th inst has haeDo .
ceived, saying that you had heard that had been ba
fitted by the of Woods Hair Restorative ana ra
ing my certificate of the fact if had no objection ~
it. award to you cheerfuly, because think it dne
and inclined to curl Some five or six years since II h'
gan to turn gray; and the scalp the crown ofmv beod
to loose s sensbiy and dandru to form upon it Each
OF thesc dsageeaD es increased with time and about
four months since fourth added to them Nv ia;
falling of the top of my head and threatening 10 M
bald. In this unpleasant predcamea was inJ,1ca5 80
try Woods Hair Restorative me nly to- ares f fii; "
of of my hair, for had ally no expectation +bot @
hair could ever be restored to its ORIGINAL gIeV
from dyes was, however, greatly surprised 10 fnd ~
ter the oftwo bottles only that not only as G al
ing of arrested but the color restored to the grew
hairs and sensibty to the scalp and dandru ceaseJ -
form on my head, very much to the satisfaction Of ~
wife, at hose solicitation induced to try it.
For this, among the many obligations owe to her cay
stong recommend all husbands who value the admir-.
alton OF their wives to profit by my example, and use IL
II growing grey, or getting bald
Very respectfully, BEN A. LAVENDEP
To 0. J. Wood Co., 44 Broadway New York.
MY amy are absent from the city, and am no longer
To Prof O. J. Wood-Dear SIR Your aHair arm RaStc
tive has dons my hair much good since beenn ne
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Hair Resto ative' the hair will return more beatfn1
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Z: s-You can publish the above if you like Bv nub
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age south several of your certf ates in the Mo
pie Mercury, strong southern paper. W. IT, K
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
FROM. o. j. Wood: Drar Sir Having had the mesfor
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ced to make trial of your preparation and found If to
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IN giving to the afflicted such treasure
FINLEY JOHNSON.
York, and ia Market streel, st. Louis Mo.
For sale by +. ROBINSON, and WHEELER & CLARK. Ke-
hoshs, ana by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
CTS 13w4S
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NJ. Frank Eastern Assembly Dist.) 260
Marcus Linsley West. " )276
NoTE.-For the office of Clerk of the
Court, Clerk of the Board of Supervi>
sors and District Attorney, there were
no candidates in opposition to the Re-
publican.
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fl ca II I'D

an U aW Ma NJ
The undersigned viii be found at the
Store of J. II. FANCHER, prepared to
make and put up Prescriptions to give
Medical Advice, and attend Profession
al Calls. A stock of Drugs Dc Meda-
cines of the best quality always on hand.
J. B. sTARKWEATHER, M, D.
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CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.

Z Our machines used throughout
FAMILY the country, giving satisfaction 10 All
SEWING who use them, and are undoubtedly
UEACVEHNg1ss the most economical, best made and
cheapest in use. A person thorough.
y acquainted with the construction ard operation of
kinds Of wing Machines will always be in attendance
and ready to serve all who wish for information in
to our machines at
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All sales to Agents. with discount must be Invariably ot
Cd8h. ~
n. B.-0ur Machines all stand on a table, and are
worked by a treade.
G2TOn remittance Of s25 will send to any family
Machine per return Of express.
Address g A. COOK
Agent sewing Machine Co.
OFFICE.-124 Lake Street, (up stairsO CHICAGO
1y4
wlE. GOFE, Agent for Kenosha and vicinity.
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j. HYDE,
WIN. p. WRIGHT,
WIN. OSBORNE,

B5H The Republicans of the city are
also earnestly requested to be present.
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D SEWING MACHINE co.

Our Machines with a rubber.
FAMILY Jbactfon aoheel, doing away with the
SIC WING ! stretching and annoyance Of a belt or
gE a 61HEHwEEs banda disideratum which has 10 no
been sought for. Our Machines have
straight needle ana guarL to prevent breaking thus
requiring not more than one needle in six months COM
Nadn bV
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GRAND JURY.

The following persons answered to
their names, and were sworn as mem
bers of the Grand Jury ON Monday
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CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE 90.

} So simple in their construction that
FAMILY a child oftwelye years can work then
Sc yVENC ! with ease. we warrant the seam Sc
AeTTrwEs cure thouge every third stitch be cut:
they make 96 stitches per inch strong.
er ana hahdscmer than any sewing done by hand Sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE 90.
: Z That VIII Hem, Stitch, Fell Gather
FAMILY Embruider and make two different
SEWING ! stitches on the same machine; embo-
MACHINES dying all the improvements Of THE age
each mRde and sold bY - -
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Official Naj0rIrIaa

The following are the official MAORI
ties in Kenosha county:
Lincoln Electoral tick ct 7lS
J. F. Potter Congress 715
J. M. Stebbins Sheriff 400
L. b. Nichols Clerk Court 1918
Gurdin Gillett Register Deeds 7o2
Henry Johnson Treasurer zoo
Ira Peirce Clerk Supervisors 1910
f. III. Head Dis. Attorney 1913
j. Nj. Jones Surveyor zoo
Levi Grant Coroner $50
ECIST ATTIRE
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OHIOAGo SEWING MAoHINR co.

We viii furnish circulars with full
and explicit directions for using, also
explaining theirmechanical construe-
. ton and giving the most satisfaction v
evidence Of their superiority in many
her Family Machines.
We have the universal Hemmers
adapted to all kinds of Machines =
Price 50. They will be sent by mail
. TO any one on receipt of the above.
We offer liberal discount to mar
ties wishing an Agency or Right of
Sale Of our Machines. With a small
Investment of capital profitable
business can be readily established.
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EVERY FAMILY WANTS
4 Sewing Machine.
SEWING MACHINE co.

Which have the highest testimonials
and certificates in their favor from
families and the public press. They
VIII run backward or forward, maxi
ing a smooth and elastic stitch in all
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scoviIl.s aarsaparilla nd etilhneia

Is preparation which is compounded upon scientific
principles ahd with great care, by thoroughly
tice separately considercd as well as the whole in its
combined state.
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FAMILY
= &c WING
MACHINES
respects over all 0
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tHRIVALST THE HOTELS.

WILLARD'S HOTEL Rice, Pa; l. w
Minor USA; Witcomb, Cal Mr. Taylor, Mass;
Il Mackellan, Pa; smith, do; w II A Brown
aud lady, NY; III w Mills, do; II Johnson, q;
Capt LaPont, USN; A Walton and lady, Mass;
Mr. and Mrs Wilson aud daughter, Va; Mrs Vim
cent, NY; NJ Brown and lady, do; y Cald-
well and lady. Va; Miss Caldwell, do; A Bart
l. and lady, Mass; Walton and lady, NY;
EDDY and lady, do; A Denmead, Md; MIR
ana MIS- Pember, NY Appleton and lady,
Mass; u Lough and lady, NY.
BROWNS HOTEL.-W Harper, DC; But
Iefneld, b Showher aud ly, Il Anderson and lv,
II Cooper, Smith and ly, r Samberg, NY; X L.
flerce, w Harrison and ly, J A Gordon, C De-
iarratt, Hoo Il hidwell, X Ridgway, X Little
ton, \ Bu5 kwith, Va; A NJ Hunt and H., J Jay,
w % Talbutt, NJ Mccoy, Child, w II Diren-
dorffer aud fam, Md; 3 Highley and fam, Mrs
Ell and child, X Harper, Pa, w Spurreill,
&c; 4 Male, USN; Stoddard, sc; T. Sterl-
ing, c.; + II LOwman, La; q Reed, No,
NATIONAL HOTEL West, Il Burns.
W Ficklin, Va Hunter, u II Burns DC; SD
Woodbury., \ Woodbury., Tenn; NJ Myers "
y; ] "a McCue, Va; DIR Chancellor, DIR Thorn;
Il H Hunter, Va; Mr. Bryant, Hav; Prof Ander.
son and fam, NY; Mrs Geo II Penheld, CT; q
Turner, USMS; n Taylor, La; Capt SANDY and
fam, Tenn; Coote, w w Subway, NJ; ID
Smithaeid: Va; Mccain, Denazi, Md; S
Johnston, Pa
KIRKwOOD HOUSE-A Gordon, Md; MI
yesuP, DC; DR. w Taylor, USN; w Baker, w
Brotherhood, Pa; Il Love, T. Sinclair and fam
Va; r X Brown aud son, Tex.
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WHEADAGHE is the fsyorite slgn. BY which
nature makes known any deviation Whatever from
the natural state Of the brain. and viewed IN thi,
10 give nohoe of disease which might otherwise
escape attentlop, M TOO late to De remedied; and
Its indicsuons should never be neglected. Head
sches may be CLARIFIED nader two names, viz |:
Symptomatic aud ldiopa.hio. Symptomatio Head
ACHE is exceedingly Common and Is the precursor
OF great variety Of diseases, among which are
Apople1y, Gout, Rhsumatism and all f-bTils
diseases. in Its rervous form il 10 mpathetc dis
ease of the stomach constituting sick kendachs, Of
hepeac disease constituting ssltoss hsqdaehe, OF
oil ,as web renal and uterine affections Diseases
of the heart are FREQ uenty attended with Head
aches; Armenia and plethora are also affections
which freq uentiy occasion headache. ldiopath io
Headache is also very common, being usually dis
hnsulshed by the name of Herro heddachs, some
times coming on suddenly in a state Of apparently
sound health and prostrating at onoe the mental
and physical energies, ard in other instances It
comes on slowly. heralded by depression Of spirits
or acerbity Of temper. In most instances the pal
is IN front Of the head over one or both and
sometimes provoking vomiting, under this GLASS
may also be named Nsxrdlgid.
For the treatmen mt OF either class Of Headache the
CephalIc Pills have been found sure and safe
remedy, relieving the most ACUTE pains In few
minutes, and b. Its subtle power Graduating the
disease Of which headache Is the unerring index.
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liza meeting was held at Leonardtown, st.
Mary's county, Md, on Tuesday last, at which
resolutions were adopted in favor Of calling the
Leg isature together in extra session to consider
the present condition Of the country and the duty
OF Maryland. committee was appointed to
transmit the resolutions Of the meeting to Gov.
Hicks.
A SuPPLY OF CoTroN-Some Of our large man.
ufactories, says the Boston Transcript have been
recently taking an account Of stock, and find that
they have cotton on hand sufficient to last through
the winter. The Naumkeag Mills, OF Salem
have enough Of this staple for use until the first Of
next October.
APPLEs COMING EAsr.-The Syracuse IN. Y }
Journal says that at one time on Tuesday last
there were In view, from the weigh lock IN that
city, no less than thirteen canal boats loaded
with apples In barrels, destined for the Eastern
markets.
II The London Court Journal announces the
secession from the Church of Rome, and connec-
ton with the established Church Of England, Of
MIR. st John O'Gorman Mahon, only son of TEos
Ottoman Mahon, late member Of Parliament for
Ennis, Ireland.
IL Hon. A. III. II. Dawson, who canvaSsed
Georgia for Bell and Everett writes to the Charles
ton Mercury in favor of secession and advocates
separate State action He thinks IL South Carolina
will 90 out first 1t will largely increase the seces
sion vote In Georgia and Alabama.
IL We see by the Clayton (Ala) Banner thai
on Sunday last the Rev. Alexander McLennon, OF
the Methodist persuasion, preached In the Meth
odist church Of that town with ''the ui-colo
rosetfe conspicuous on his vest -
U The Charleston newspap suspended pub
LEGATION on Thursday morning In consequence o
the observance Of fasting, humiliation, and prays
on "Wednesday, under a resolution passed by tn
general assembly of South Carolina.
WISCONSIN LANDS FORFEITED BY wHoLEsALE
TBS Wisconsin State Journal publishes a supple
ment Of fourteen large newspaper pages Of fin
type, being list OF the lands forfeited IN tina
state for the non payment of taxes.
u The latest Columbia rs c J despatch say
that the preachers generally throug bout the stat
delivered special Thanksgivin sermons, con
tlderably seasoned with secession.
IL The Governor Of Missouri has appel nte
Thursday, the 18th inst. to be observed as a ia
OF Thanksgiving and prayer roug bout that State
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MISCELLANEOUS. Il
L PER FOR THE PUBLiC PRiNfiNG.

Washington, October aJisso.
In pursuaocs OF the provisions Of the "aot TO pro
proved AasUst IS isss enS Of The 10Th section 81
the soe entitled IAN act making appropriations for
Govsfnms1t for The yesr endihs june o. sp
proved March 5, 1885, sealed proposals will be re.
Mondas sa d da y Of peos%bsr nsI At ocooi
M, for furnishing the paper that may be required
for the 1GG5S ISn TOR the year ending on the
The subjoined list specifies, Is nearly as can be
81 End I
81 fine printing e.
pounds to the r.. n of $50 sheets.
CLASS 2.
5000 reams hne printing paper, calendered, TO
pounds TO the ream OF 4SO sheets.
CLASS s.
500 reams superfns printing paper; hard-sized
sheets.
70 . 1sa
TO weigh fifty pounds to the ream of 40 sheets.
Glass l.
000 reams superhne map paper, sized and cal
endered of such sizes as may be required, CORES
ponding in weight with papsr measuring 10 by "a
inches, and weighing twenty pounds per ream OF
CLASS s.
30 reams superfne plats paper, (oalendered or
ealendered ss may be req uired, is BY ~ inches
and of suoh weight per cam a. NAY be resui,ed.
to ps the of of the
with mineral and other substances, and OF fan
yhl s a,d put up N sufes OF twenty lou
each ream TO contain $50 perfect sheets. UnIformi
ty in color, thickness. and weight will be required
OF under nd five per cent from the s.sndsfd wsis
will be received, and the gross weight will IN al
the same bundle TO make up weight will bt
considered violstlon of the contract.