davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-01-16
Garget in Cows.


Any one acquainted with tn" effect "t
Iodine on the human system. knows ITS ten
dency to produce al absorption {" the nmn'
nae. This potent drug is more sure to pro,
ducc uniformly certain effects Tor which it is
indicated, than almost any other embraced
in the nnterIa medica, ami it is chiefly em-
ployed III diseases of the ahS"rbents and
giandular SysteIns. Promising. here, garget
TO be disease of the nature thus Indicated,
it at once theoretically appears that Iodine
in some form is the legitimate and proper
remedy for this malady, and in practice such
treatment has signally succeeded when all the
usual remedies had utterly failed in eradicating
many Of the most inveterate cases of gar
get Numerous authenticated cases might
be cited in proof Of this. one of which is
very conclusive aud authentic, and which
was reported some years since by DIR. Ehen
Wright, of Dedham, Mass. The Doctor
says:
"Some years since met with fine i'm.
ported Durham IN the way to the butcher, her
owner parting with her in consequence Of her
being afflicted with the garget, The owner had
tIied all the usual means Of cure, after which
he put her under the charge of distinguished
veterinarian, who, after u six.mOnths' attend.
ance, discharged her as incurable. Deeming
her a good subject for treatment with 10
dine, and not knowing whether it had been
used IN the case, purchased her at what she
was worth for beef. At that time she gave but
a few drops Of milk at time from one teat /;
the others had ceased to yield any-the udder
and teats were swollen hard. determined to
, 1862-01-16


lnrespeet 70 the quantity Of food required
% support life 10 the beet way, some relia.
be Information has been obtained by ex-
pertinent. The precise aino, Mt which IN the
u|lpulniains the weight Of the body un-
cha1ged during life of moderate exercise
, Theoretically the right average quantity.
Of course it varies with the Kind Of food
employed, soms articles furnishing much
more nourishment IN an equal weight than
others. On diet Of frysh meat, bread, and
butter, with coffee or water to drink, Dr..
Dalton found the entire quantity during
tuouty-lour hours BY 4 man in fsIl health.
and nklng free exercise In the open air, to
be-of meat ID; Of bread, l 10. 3 o.. /;
q buller qr az ; ~ oz; water, 8 10 10.
Ihai . % say, rather less than 2 IL ID.
q solid food, and rather, mare than three
pints Of liquid. These weights would be
oEceeded 4 les uutritious Substances, such
q rice, potatoess or fruits, formed any con.
sldefable portion Of The diel DE-. Ham.
mond found that be maintained Bis exaci
uc'11l hyla daily oshsnmpiion Of onS
pound q meaL Is ouncss Of bread, 0 oun-
- oI ooup, 4 ounces q best-roots, I ounce
q bate. uIlb all dsinkiag q he sanIe
tine I1rln nIuls of uaieE and ten ounoss of
calse viii croam and snRar. Any excess
above Ills canloi an in1aa.s AZ weigh,
~ Id'm'nnI|1n r.n1rIalosl. Rfmsmbcrin9
l1lliha Do1i1T \ AZ lori iuo in1hes b hirhi,
I'D ul'I1s lo1 ponn1t ps nag iaks tko.s
rrInIII'n n = ~ average fnr 4 nirunx nan
aon11h.i bcIond ~ ordinary stature.
, 1862-01-16
pRoPsY.

The e1cacy Of Holloways Pills in Dropsy e extraor-
dlnlIy. IhlyastE with sinh peculiar eject upon the
system, that the fluids arising from this drtu disease
are tmpercenthly carried % and prevenied hom any
further ACCUMULATION. The sufferer regains bu0yancl
stitnt0n; but Il s indispen-aby necessary that the
Ointment should be most eftctually rubbed into the
complaining parts.
, 1862-01-16
onBERr AyGRANF, NOl.ry Pub.


= "
J. the undersigned. having been under The lrraimsnt
Of Dr. u y. CHapkay. although unsollcitrd. rel called
upon 70 give publicity io the efficacy Of bis reamentp
hoping that BY doing 20 may he Instrumental In pre-
venting otheI Um The fearful suffering and misery which
Inexperienced, and hich oen result from The psIni.
con. pIacne q pretenden Ny dsease has been ihak
Of physical and mental debility, Whh iloWs In cel
qnenee o. indiscretlnns In youth. The aecnles uh1l
endured are perhaps unnecessary for me detail; they
are known % thoe who have ext renced them. oumce
y to ny thpt hnvlng called the services o. Dr. =;
C1apkay into reqnigilion. all The expeclaous Which,
may have formed n him were more than realized, !
would thereiTe recommend DR. Czapkny n all uhomv
hnd themselveu afflicted with that dreadful maladyt no
object In % doing being aympsthy iDg suffering humanf
and heaFiislt deairS q relieving them.
y. = DAHIpEs PIlnl.I.
State q California. city and County a San Ffanrlsf
On this 9lst day of July AID. 1885, before me Wm. y,
Jeuntt Notary Public, personally appeared D. J. Nlll
known 10 me- Who, being duly sworn, DID depnlg 80
.y, That the oontanis Of the card herewith l1n1l
him are true.
In witness ghsrsof, have hepuulo srt NJ hand. nd
axod my oclal seal, The day and wear ah5pd Ufllln
tLs1 WM. O. JEWETT, NoiaIy Pnhla'
, 1862-01-16
She farmers Corner.
Western Farming.

NM4ts WOseSku aIm4nR.
Though the farmers in our western prai.
Tie States have the most fertile virgin soil in
theworld, and in the main the most favorable
climate for the production of large crops,
yet Il is notorious that the average yield
Of grain and vegetables in the best cult.
vated districts is very little greOter than the
average yield in the rougher thin-sOiled
States Of the East The reason Of this is
very obvious to the observing. Instead of
thfty 70 fifty bushels Of corn to the acre
which is pretty good yield in the West
the hrmer should raise, every ordinarily
favorable season, seventy.iive TO one hun.
dred bushels. Imperfect cultivation of the
soil 10 begin with. a slap dash way of plant
ing and caring for the crop, aud most
reckless and wastefhl system Of gathering
the harvest are the prominent characteristics
noticeable IN prairie hnsbandry. Instead Of
making itthe prime object Of cultivation to
get the greatest Increase per acre, the far
mel here seems to be solely possessed with
the purpose to spread himself over the
greatest superficial area, and It matters not
how thinly. True economy in farming, as
well Is in other pursuits, Is in doing the
work In season, thoroughly and well. Il is
always more profitable to grow one hundred
bushels Of corn on one acre than the same
amount on about two acres. Our prairie
coils are very rich-yery deep and perme-
able. Very clever crops can, therefore, or
dinarily be produced with very imperfect
cultivation; and that is what spOils most or
allof our farmers. With half Of the labor
and no etimnlants, they can raise Just rs
good yields here as they used to in the thin,
clayey and unyielding soil Of the New Eng
land or Middle States. Satisfied with that
result they spread their labor and force
over two or three times as much rs they did
there. Now we would remind them that,
IN the main, they can double thu yield by
giving the present labor devoted 70 two acres
70 one. By doubling the depth Of the cult.
ration, they will not only insure larger and
more constant yields, but they will thereby
keep their soil in condition 70 repeat crops,
fdesirable. The shallow and constant plow.
ing which charactaFizes the western system
Of cultivation will ruin the soil, rich as it is,
IN . very few years. To plow and work the
sod when it s saturated with water, will,
TOO, aiter a while, destroy Its ffiability and
tendency to separate is particles when titled
q g undoubtedly the fhct that this prairie
soil can be stirred, under such conditions,
with much less sensible harm resulting i'm
modlately, than the obdurate clayey soils Of
he East But because the IN effects are not
% readily appreciable IN one seasons Inpro-
per working In that respect, the deterioration
= none the less certain. The ground, 10
~. .|...wmN = 4.
, 1862-01-16

Orlocal uslkpa, nervous debility los lrila ln.lllI
ueakne o. he limb. and hach lndapalt1n and No.
l1n9 q memaIy, aversion % snosiy love q nlll.l
umlog ELI dllIn11 dInIInon. hlldnrha, luluIlullI
dlnohallea. pains N tha 3D. a1lelloug q ~ g.
ale cured b ~ iuly cllllled phy1sn ald r1rlllI
l. J. luplaY. h mflIul n curing lII1Ilr I -.
(unhlosn % olh.pl an1 hanc1 the eIral an1ouHA A
1ddlSa Id czxPElr. Nd
, 1862-01-16

Prompted by an honest desire Of my hear. 4 v,yh b.
lay before The public which dts,Iv,s comnsn
.ahon, not ooy an act Of scientific skill hut Thai ii
humanity also. About two years ago, suddenly ana
rom causes unknown 10 me- was seized with 4 A of
epilepsy, which, owing 10 my inability 10 meet he ex
penses consequent upon q thonugh medical teaimenN
and ne dlscourAgemeni which met with on attempting
y soon became snch (as then led 10 heevpl q 10
DEFY the akill of any physician. was frequently while
IN pursuit Of my calling thrown dow 10 the GFuund
without the slightest waninR and nlhough insanslhlS
70 the agcnies yet despised the miseFeS o nv m ana
soon learned 10 look upon those who would render assist
ance o. shelter me nom danger as enemn who sought
70 pFOlong the existence Of my mlsPres WI he in lhI
state and having previous 10 my tction. tasted The
sweets o. Ute, once more was induced 70 attempt SEX
ina aid Of physician and by recommendation called
upgn Dr. L J. .CzapkaJ. told him of my cIuumuiancu,
and q my Inability 70 reward him for his services ~
gAFdless Of which, however, be ct once undertook ny
case, aud, with the blessing n (Od wus once more
restored To- perfect health. Unable 10 reward bin ul
the boom which enjny at present. and yet eonsciopa
nv lndeetedness, ] consider 4 doe 10 mysslf and al
nhlcsd 70 make the cae public. h order that thote d
neef OF medical advice may find physician IN whom
every confidence can be placed. lEIg7
tb.s.l ~ N. YABLONRKY.
stats 0f California. County of San Frsncisco Sub
scEsea and sworn 10 bsiOre ne this lss day q Augu,
! IL.sl eMBERF A. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1862-01-16

When taking these pills rub H0loways CELEBRATED
Ointment over tls nit a. the stomach and over the
regions Of The liver, the right side under the ribs
and you will Al expeIahce charge k The better
The improvement, though L may Be gradual, will Be
, 1862-01-16
Puff. > -shortness Of Breath wiz


Very he'd symptoms which, 4 not corrected, may tend
% some eefIuS disorders Of the heaF or other vital
organs. Eat moderately Of solids take ax Pills nightly
ior some little time take plenty Of fresh cir with mod
aate exeFe and The human machnnly viii be quickly
restored 10 health and vgar yths but for three days
only, and the result win be marvellous. ~
, 1862-01-16

An complaints Of children nav soon be cured II carr
b taken q purify their bod correct the action of the
liver, an cleanse the stomach and howels A iag wea
act, pareuay u parents b careful In not allowing
thsm % e., of things which hfy knoE would be injurious
, 1862-01-16
,sssuraa ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify tha Rlood "a

These Pills have been placed By the common consent
Of mankind At the head Of all remedies for removing
obnoxious poisons from the blood and cleaning al the
tssues Of the body They have saved thousands year
aer year rcn falling sacrifice 70 the effects Of dys-
pepsa, dyaentery, daFrh@l, constipation liver COM
plants &c., tart attested by myriads Of witnesses.
Excessive weakness and debility, the warnings Of de-
cIeasng organic energy and vital decay, are restored
and reanmated with VigOr snd heahlu action 10 every
organ thrnnghout the -yStem by the restorative and
exhilarating Influence Of this medicine. "
, 1862-01-16
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Thn almnll milncuuul cuIs lhlt has hlln enn1lai n
NJ CO. rIumQn - = lmrali y ihn1l n no iuI'nu
,.1lss 4 r1iisl sIIk rioli d--ciirli1r q ~ -,
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, 1862-01-16
H0lIO,ray's Pm. are &s bsa remedy ilnO,rn IN lis


HolIO,Uays PIlls are hs bsa rsmsiy EnOrn IN ds
sfF ,Codd for ths following Diseases, Il,
AEls IDropy IInaammatlohl Bore ThFoats
Asthma DyseuteFy iaundlce et0ne and Gravel
haes. Com lsEy.lgsal Liver Com secondary syHlp-
plalnl9 felnale Irre- palnts tam1 ~
me,ches on he gllariies llaiabago Tie Douloureax
Ekln Fevers Of anfIles lTUmor1
ngssl comprtIl Kinds Ihsmstiym Ulcsrs
gohes 90 A.ieailuu q fvsuereal anse-
Constipation 81 9uul Urine tluua = T q
he hossh Headache deraiuia, - Wauns, III kinds
Coa.lnp1pa inaSsston Kings kEii lWeatnen. from
DuuAiv elnievsr cause,
r.r.4 r..f -, -. ac.
aala q fhs Haalllhmsus - PsaVr.sou ll.tGowAy.
1ti, all1pd. f1rlf Temple llil lsniaa; alsa ~ I'll
rclpeciahN Dllllle end Dt-lrnl n meiiunes lhIiah-
uui The cvli1l1 auIl. ~ ne oisslns pnoas,-la IA
= - q - lla. N AID 80 each BE.
fnus haoun'idsllhls swing y a.klns ~ lAzglr
N.B.-rhssEus Esr ~ ruiduncs q p.s,..,. lnsv,r,
dlIunlur a1a all ~ y e1ch nlE
CURFls n00RE D.ss.s...
fl1lmiA Y. 4.
Ae11n 81 nol1aly.
, 1862-01-16
alsrful publications.
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REPRINT or TIE
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AND
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- the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
l. The London Quarterly, CConseryativs)
Q. The Edinburgh Review, CwhIg)
8. The North British Review, (Pree Church)
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These Periodicals ably represent great political parties
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one ehure Of their character As Of the most pro
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they stand as they have stood unrValed In the world Of
letters being considered indispensable to the scholar and the
professional man. while to the Intelligent reader Of every class
thew furnish and satisfactory record Of the
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sbly be obtained from any other source.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British publish.
ers gives additional value to these reprints, nasnuch they
be placed In the hands Of subscribers about
Ms the original editions.
II q r m
, 1862-01-16
Female Complaints.

An disorders Of The SEX and dseasesin every crisis
perilous 10 The life and health Of woman youthh Or
aged married single. may be radically aud quickly
cured without risk trouble, by d0ses oi these
Pills. taken according 70 The printed directions.
, 1862-01-16

The ingratiiude Of man 10 DIS fellow man b 70 olten
met with IN LIFE that testimonials pFumpt4d by thp aneF
eelings u The heaf, In the e Of thoHe who
sacrifice their best days IN phianthFOpic devotion 10 the
all Walton Of the Ills Of frail mortality Empllicem
hood9 the columns o. our press with fFaudnenl and
hctoua letter., singing pmans 70 the worth uf tholr0Wn
egotlstcn ehnflatanhm. Be.Ow append certificate
nm worthy man, uho, bIiel period since seemed
destined % shuttle az his mortal cpil who 0ued loT
ward 70 hls dl0lnon with that pleasure which only
tho.e weighed down BY The heavy hand u dlueaSs can
restored him 70 hlh oFmer hsaih nelIsVsd ITom III
terrible sinanon and lmpaled hy Gn1ltuda ho mak1l
known h. 60 and hsIemsdia agent and bic aiamsn
4 .uthentleaied ~ Notary Public. ne demands oi
lu - ualn ths unualy than % aound 10 rlull q
phyd1lan q uhum aooIda q III cassaoun D ois1s
, 1862-01-16

Indigestion with languor and want
, 1862-01-16
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
PriOats NsoicaI aps Surgical institute

ssamsatp cOwpanvs eplrs, Sae krqRctscO. EN-
ils Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of an Private and Chronic Dis
I gee eases. and the suppression Of QuAckefy. ~
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. ]. @ Md
late 10 the HungaIan Revolutionary war; chief phJpt
% The military hospital Of Pesih Hungary late Lee
tuFer on Dseasrsuf women and ehdTsn, and honorary
membero of the Philndephia College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid 70 the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar 10 women and children.
- Once h0uu-Ffum AN. Nj Pm.
Communications strictly confidential. r4 4; +
IN. Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consul-
tatiDns by letter or otherwise, free. -
Address DIR. L. J. CzAPKAY, San Francisco.
, 1862-01-16

Below we PHblsh the certificates Of three Of Ina sul
erers rom the panps Of disease WhO having recoVe,i
tner orner health, and impeied by gratitude nlaiS
ments are authenticated by Notary Public The deman.
ot society imPerOusy command their publication and
commend their peruSa 10 the attention OF All aeled
, 1862-01-16

DIR L. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical ana sO,.,..,
lnsuuMe i on SacrsII ntO street, below MObt0urs.r,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Compap NJ osss.
Sa5 9 Inc Doctor oilers free coRs1liAtions
and asks no remuneration unless he Effects cnre -,
~ The following letter which emphatlcalv ap.,h,
nr se was written by the Dean Of the Faculty N M
J, hsaelp5la College Of Medicine to The editor. 81 a.
for publication. -" EteAenooe
, 1862-07-21
MARKETS RE TELEGKAPH.

NEW YORK, Ju17 1s.-F1oEE-3farket less ac-
tive and scarcely 50 firm. Sales 14,stU brls. at
749eQ4.a5 for snper state including parcels OF
tfa n1s str1e 4 s4ss @ for sapeiane Western Il Isl a
GE.3l for Common to medium extra western; IS. 10
Gg5 50 for common to good shipping brands extra
Msrket e,asins ra.hss rnofe steaay. csnsdixn
flour lfse doing. and market scarcely go firm.
Sales A. COO btls. at 43Og5 Is fur common. aud
quiet and steady at S2.sG@4 70 Corr meal aetive
aud vcsylirm- Sales ~ punchcons Brandy'sine at
$l6tU.
scx@;e alHes-ssA''s'' 80 nm salsS go '3As- Al
GRAN-wheat market 1ess active, aud shade
easle1-ihe decline IN sterling. exchange has an
a1 sl.U7Gi Is; $500 bn. Milwaukee Cub at 81 13
oils; 34,NO bn. Amber Iowa at 81 1851 Is !;
US bu winter red western At s. 33@1 a: 5 QUO
Hhss Il ssfs %ehsaa hsn5sss 4 8 s 3 Rye ssd
hrn1. sales $40 tu. at &c. Barley dull and nomi-
nal. Corn less active and trile lower. Sales
9a as pres ar ioy
unsound. and 66162c for white western- Oats
quiet and hrm- Sales at si1s9e Eor jersey, Cana
| dian, western and state.
Pnoy1sioSs-PoIE market continues steady
fafr business doing; sales ,750 hrls. at fo1
| mess; $l1@11-z5 for prime mees: s. 75a19 -!
Rrm Basiness @ Is 81 nisea. ssies iG5 brls. at s55
g. g. spseksd sS'ee s seG i les
| Prime NiESs 0ee1 1cE1 HALLS
fair request Sales 50 br1e extra choice western
$3.50. Cut meats we're active. Prices unchanged
! sa1ce $50 packages At aH44c for shoulders, AM
| 4kGt4a1c for hams. Bacon-sides Inactive. Lar
more acriye and prices very firm. Sales .730 bt1s
at slgkc Bntter selling at 9D14c for Ohio; Il
t 017S fur stale. Cheese frm 1T sS2s4c.
GEocEn1Es-Coffee qulet. ana pr,ces unchanged
suearl:aw in geod detnand, WIN narEst a asmer
| Saf:s 1.7GO bids. ateK18Lc for Cu1a; 8A@9e 70
| Porto Rico ; 8xGn11c for New Orleans; and 10
| boxes Havana at Shc; ant BY auction $40 hid
NV Orleans at *S a6Dl1.H. Moasses hsin- sale
1(4 hhds B.sbBdoes At Sc, and 400 hrts Cuba Mns
coSado on private terms-
oswEGo, duly 1a-FLorR-steadE and III
| changed.
! GRas-N heat firm. Ea1ee. 1,5eN bu winter re
Ohio st $l15; 1,OfN b. red 1ndisaa at $t-f4s las
nighs, II 0tD bu. Ehcsgo epzinE 81 o.; 200 ba d
at 81 OK. and &, ,0ou hu- do at S1.t. Corn SCARF
and sales confined to small 1ots;
CANAL FHE1aH!s-Qui=t. Flour 25c, wheat v
corn TIC to New fork
CASA1 ExPoRrs-l,7i5 br2s. flour, 1000 b.
wheat, 1,tM bu. corn.
, 1862-07-21

AIEW EXCUR>ICN GROUNDS.
"
The Chicago and milwaukee, Railroad Co.
bare prepared
SPACIOUS FOREST GROUNDS,


With bri,ings walks, swings, dancing foaEs &C. To
accommodate Ply ana Ezsus7soa ~ 9araissd a,x
beauty and conve fence SITUATED tn1med:ately on ne
Lase shore- thrtyttee mites ian hour and quaftera
onT one ffkh of mile distant from the Lake at teta
point atoruing w shaded lawns II; from undeS- st
Sg9g q soo Ttds sn s hB 6fae e esaT qe9 e
and cool bre~zee. For further particulars and tsE9
apr'y st the Compa1ys otce s9rpfI LaSs 10 Gatsk
streets. i. u. bAt4uH4a, superintendent
, 1862-07-21
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

stu1 Sunbeam, Morgan. Two Rivers. snndrieS.
Stmr Coiontst, Ha5es, Montrea 9,g0o bays salt.
Pfop PTop aneRoesn %k@s GodersS 81 bsls h
Prop Kenosha- Lscy. Guaerica-
Prob Oneida, HIncE1ey. Buffalo, sundries.
f,oP Sosao boIsns Esunafes f
HarE Golden Fleece. Wood, Buffalo.
Bark stork;; Gray, coll'ngwood, LEO N lumber, 10
Bark I. Rswaon, yaaer, Cleveland; ESQ tons coal.
sehr ontest, Rodgers. Bufaio. SO b1ls salt.
seST 5s1S & %eon Boge sa;os gose.s S
sch1 Argo. Berg. Green Bay, 14' M eds d wood;
schr col shepha19: Brady, Fple7s Landing 1om
Schr Murkegpn. McTae, P1nmmer7f1e, 10 eds
sehr Midnight, 5aanee, Buffalo, $50 tens coal
Schr Sasal.Ae, Gale Cleveland. 60 tons pig iron-
scar E. H. Peel. GfyIes Presque Isle 7s5 iona coal
CLEARED. .........sa19 49,"
stmr Sunbeam Moran. Two Rivers, suaa15ss: 1
Prop Ontonagon. Wilkins, Godertch, 15.00 bu
PRO, Kenosha Iaeeg ace godech, 15, bu wheat,
50 bu cosn, Ado his aoqr, eandries.
Prop Eisgasa. Traverse, sarnia, 1a'too bu wheat
prop Bnfs5o' s Doug1as, Buffalo, $4,000 bu corn.
Bark Gnlden F4eeee, Wood. Buffalo, $1,000 bu
FqRtsass r9Eps Be %6eo 155 ia b & aesat: eesa
Bark n Plefson, Church. Buffalo, s1Wo na
corn.
Bark Radger State. Flint, Buffalo, 1S,625 b1 corn.
| B III Pacific, Morgan. Green Bay.
| Seht Antocrat Grover, buffalo. Is SEQ bn corr.
schr White Cload E1sey, Buffalo, i. .601 b1 wheat.
ScbT C TruWb1idge, Sackfotd, Buffalo, u, 600 hu
I schr Ncnpafeu, Paxton, oswego, 1880 bu wheat.
| Setr A q dodgers, Hasvey, Buffalo, 9s,6o0 bu
schr Gsdy Of the Lakes, Martin. c0lbosne, Is .ooo
schz Faebion, 1tcE1lgott, co1borne. $3.50 bu
schr Harriet Ross, Richardson, Kingston. ii ,oot
Eebr 4 5 csmpeen. Dillon, eoae1aeh, $50 BIZ
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scar q wilson, Bosie, Goderich, aooo bu com.
Scbr LILLY Darcy. Mckay, Goderich. I, 900 By cosn
sehr Annexation, Langdon. Kingston, do'0 op
schr Tccumaeh, Mc5wain, Kingston, II sae bE
Il wheat. - :.
EcHr HsatiDss, Howard, Coibotne. u, ,oo9 pu Fse'
Scbr Afgo. Eerg, Green Bay:
Schr Col Ehephard, Brady, Fnlle1ss Lanotng.
Schr Contest, Rodgers Buffalo, y M uu ou eon-,
Schr Echo. Th0paroo, Bnfalo, 1!1W oa eota-
sehr G1naey. jameson. Buffalo, a,sp ba fye. =,
schr & E hMmsn, Burke, oswe9o. 1s'7oa b
%1e Ia7ss R9ti1. cspe Vincent, Is oco bn eern
schs Minot Mitchell, Gamble, Buffalo, $500 D
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