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Pure BLOOD crREs-wmE> THE

EILE hs, u"t Tho requisite healthy qualities. We
l.-'rc co-t.rc- r, restore the bile To a state of
health tIs tl"cd n.u.t be purified. You cauuo
purify the hi'-- hut ~ occasional luT-atiyes, anil
They h"ull leo continued fr several days in success
-iou when tf.r' u.st Poo greater" r lC-, interval
rot. sru- rcs-.tr- have used BEtNrErtHs Ftfts
cs'l Jay iu snail d.-". until they become cured
ei c.-tNcue--. vh.-h l,l troubled them f'r over
ternt, ,c1r.. The u-s or this medicine toe- rot
deiltite rr require 800 increase Of dose from con-
turei nc They u f,-t strengthen the bowel
cNtr,i .. does tii. "a. ul- "r leg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

Nrw YORK. June s.
The rebel rumor from Richmond that Kir-
10y smith had attacked Gen Banks AT Port
Hudson is a false one.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
VOLT NTEERs.

y
ECRCITS enlisted for the Vermont Infantry
II Cavalry and Ist Regiment Artillery, 18th Yer
mont Volunteers. Pay. besides clothing and raton,
twenty dollars per mouth. from date qf enlistment
twentv-fve in advance and four dollar, Premium
A " FISHER.
Capt. ssh ". Vols
Rec. Omcsr
Oncs over Commercial BANK.
Burlington. " June iith. vtf
CAVALRY SERVICE.
Headquarters Of the Board Of Enrolment,
For the third District Burlington. VI
A Ii men WHO desire 70 Join any particular re-i-
n ment Of Cavalry now in the field are hereby
authorized 70 present themselves at any time with
in thirty days from tho 29d day Of May 1853 70 the
Board u Enrolment in their respective Districts.
TWETTT-FH'E DOLLARS BOUNTY
VIII be paid each recruit soon a mustered into
the L. 5. Service together with Premium Of e %
all such enlist in giments mustered into service
before the tst Of July 1867 All enlsting in regi-
ments mustered into service since July 1T i-s1.
will receive premium, and all viii receive
4 Bounty of Seventy-fivc Dollars
when the term Il enlistment expires.
ROLLA GLEASON, Captain.
And Provost Marshal Il the ID District
June 81 daw3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

\ special despatch dated Walnut Hills
June 81 says Gen Blair- expedition re
turned without the loss of a man. Fitty-six
miles Of country from the Big Black river to
the Yazoo. eleven miles below lazoo city,
was secured by our troops.
Several bridges, mills and cotton gins were
destroyed also a large quantity of cotton
marked C. :. 4 The country towards Va
zoo city Is teeminc with agricultural riches
cattle, sheep and hogs abound. Flourishing
crops of corn. oats, wheat and rye are seen
on every side Hundreds Of negroes stampe-
ded at the approach Of our troops and fol
lowed them into our lines.
Joe Johnston has not vet been heard from
definitely It Is supposed that he cannot
receive a force sufficient 20 attack trant
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
effective
War Claim Association
FOR NEW ENGLAND

Trrorp1raf.f 1868.
Office. $50. N Railroad Exchange, Court square.
Boston. Ma
Chief Justice BlGELOW, President.
His Excclenry JoHV A. ANDREW. and Av"s \
LAWRENCE p. Nicc-Presideut,.
WALDO HiGeISsov, Treasurer.
[. TRACY HpvE. Secretary.
WAR CLAIMS n sll kinds adjusted and collect
w Cd and advice given 10 soldiers and sailors
and their families without charge. Apply tu
4 TRACY HOWE. Scc'v.
No. I Railroad Exchange. Court square,
wDm7 Boston. Mas,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
WOODS PRIZE MOWER 4:

FARMERS in want Of good mower are invited
II 20 call and examine the above named mover.
which Is pronounced by s who use h as perfect in
its working. simple. durable, light II draft, ,nd
labor -avn- machine that no farmer should Re with
ont
The chsape-f m the market.
Apply by m,il m otherwise 20
PORTNsoN r sOULF
Georgia. ".
AGENTS fo- Chittsndcn and GRIND Isle COUNTIES
Georgia. VI. June sth, l-6S- Wv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

TIVE 5, invaluable with De-, DYE As it imparts the
utmost -oitnes, the mo-t beautiful gloss and great
vitality To- the Hair
Price ~ CENT. 80, and per bottle according. to
size dawiy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

A SHARPER middle-ased corn
cure pedlar left town Thursday for the east
or north, accompanied by a woman much
Younger than himself. He left without pay
ing widow lady his board iili.-Hhrf'haH
CLroasrge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

The Rev. DR.. Atwater, Of Princeton, has
bcen elected to the vacant Proiessor7hip IN
the Western Theological Seminary, and the
Rev. DR.. Elliott, OF Miami University, to one
of the Professorships of the Seminary of the
Northwest, at Chicago.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

A GOOD a. rrtment # Garden scod5 for ale low
n az G. T.. Harris.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

PHD HHEv W-STERED
Pa and subsistence from date 81 enlistment
A. W. FISHER
Capt. 9Th - Vols. Recruiting Ofc-r
Office over Commercial Bank
April 18th. wtf
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TAX SALE or REAL ESTATE.

I SHALL ell at Public Auction ON Tuesday Tho
L eth day 0f July >6}, az the dwelling house ou
the following described premises in EsseN az iu
O'Clock a. w.. the following described premises and
land situated in the town Of EsseV County # Chit
tcndou and state n Vermont, fnr tho taxes set In
tho Grand List Of l-62. and remaining unpaid by
the owner II said premises and land. viz That
piece OF parcel ~ land with the building thereon
standing belonging 20 n. II. Gotta and bounded ODD
the north sud cast by land hcun -iu o. John Brown
on the west nv land owned by o. r futile. and ON
tho south by the highway leading from Ess'.N Centre
Co Jericho Corners, containing about 3 rods " lsu
more or less said premises situated IN school
district NJ. o. &C E--cN aforesaid.
a. ?. FUTILE. Collector
Essex, Vt, June I,r, l-'-i wiw
FANCY PIGEONS AND POULTRY.
MI KINDS FOR SIZE
EROM Private Fancicrs stock embracing I'M
L d b. French and German imported birds.
Addrc>. Box 1aO + o. Boston Ma.
or call at 81 Federal Street. up stair.
gsa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

TWO NEW two horse lumber wagons.
1 two snd one horse family wagon, with TcnEu.
snd Thil-. and two seats-vith st'ol sprinSz under
boz
one hor-e lumber wagon. With zteel spring under
boz.
I one horse buggy wagon, with side springs
The above wagons are made in the best manner
and will be cold cheap for ea.h or good paper.
HENRY WHITNEY.
Burlington, june l2th dav2-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
DR.. N.RsHALL's HEADACHE
NEW BOOKS.

ID ECEIyED weekly at Huntington'. and an
II book, American or Foreign, not on hand
dered any day at the lowest rates.
Nav y, iss3.
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FISH. FISH.

S,HOKED HALIsUr and Georgia Bank Cod Fish and
- No. Mackerel by the bill and kitt-
c. L. HART
No. Bank Block.
May Is. 1863.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12
MAPLE SUGAR.

flrliS day received few tubs Of nice Maple Su-aI
i which win be sold cheap for cash.
q. L. HART
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FANCY PIGEONS AND POULTRY.
NOLT NTEERS.
ROMMfy aud Premium

VOLUNTEERS for three years IN the Infantry
cavalry or SharVshooters stin enlisted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

BUSINESS CHAsGE.-The popular family
grocery establishment of W. B. Campbell,
on Main street, has changed hands, and Is
now owned by Capt. J. billiard, fully
reorganized member of tho honorable or.
der of Clever Fellows" Mr.. Campbell
has been obliged to quit business on &C
counts of impaired health, but has taken
care to have as successor gentleman OF
his own stripe. Capt. II. is making large
additions to the stock, and will spare
neither labor nor pains to increase, if pos
sible the popularity is this SO long favor>
lite establishment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29
VICE TENNESSEE CHAPLIN,


The area, Magnetic Docrs,s and Clairvcyant
Physisian,
Who was once called the wonderful
child. and has SO astonished the people
through her wonderful cures and myster.
ious revelations during her travels in the
United States, has been travelling Tor the
last six years, and visiting the most inn
portant cities and towns III the States;
she has travelled, examining the sick and
afflicted, and curing them with unparaileI-
ed success. This young lady seems TO be
endowed with the healing art, and other
supernatural gifts, to such remarkable
degree, that she coDvinces the most skep-
teal of her wonderful powers and gives
information Of so much Importance that
people from every walk of life come to
consult her. Her skill and powers Of
mind are so great, there seems 10 be no
disease but what will give way 10 her
! treatment
This young lady is a physician indeed.
! She can see and point out the medicines
| to cure the most obstinate diseases, even
! those that have for years batf'ed the skill
Of our best physicians, such as
{, Diptheria, diseases of the Throat and
Lungs. Heart and Liver Complaints, dis
eases of the Stomach, Neuralgia, Sick
! Headache Dropsy in the Chest Asthma
Fits or Falling sickness, Cancers killed and
| extracted root and branch in from 4 to "a
! hours, without pam or the use of instru-
nlents. dc.
! And can make salves and liniments that
will cure Old Sores, Fever Sores, Cancers,
! Rheumatism, letter, Catarrah, Sprains,
Weakness in the Back and Limbs and
other com plants of long standing, and
has performed astonishing cures upon
I<,&r - los nor q
ana nealiua, ~ ...ea. -, L.. disease All
forms Of female complaiuts attended TO
with great success. During ner travels
she ma, cured hundreds who were on the
verge OF the grave, who are now living and
enioyir.g good health through her skill and
/ successful treatment. Satisfactory referen-
ces will be cheerfuiiy given when required
She will guarantee to make permanent
cures ia all cases she undertakes. Her
examinations are s7ith so much satisiac-
ton as TO merit aud receive the confidence
of al who Consult her. She also answers
letters pertaining to life ard health, with
great satisfaction, and sends medicine: by
express when required. Lawyers, doctors
ministers and many other scientific men
have consulted her npon matters OF I'M
portance. and given evidence OF Their en-
tire satisfaction She is now stopping with
her parents at the Geiger Houae, in Ut.
ava, H., where she may be consulted
upon all matters pertaining 10 life, heath
and diseases of the human system
All who wish to test her skill anb pow
ers Of mind should call Immediately.
Consultation fee one dollar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

FiEx-Between three and four o clock
yesterday frebroke out in a house owned
by A. N. Squire, painter, sit uated on the
bluff, in South Ottawa, little east of the
Main road up rhe hill Mr. Squire was at
wook Oh this side of the river, and Mrs S
was absent at some meeting, leaving none
but two small childred locked up in the
house. They commenced screaming vio-
.ently, when some neigh bors broke open
the door and found a bed in a lower room
on fire. The fire gained Roadway so rapid
iy that in less than an hour the whole
building was consumed Most OF the fur
nIture was saved. There was no FIRE in
any part of the house when Mrs. 5. left
home, and the presumption is that the
children must have been playing in the
bed room, with matches. There was 40
insurance on the house, SO that the less
falls wholly on Mr.. S, who is a poor man
little able to bear it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29
NEW GooDs AT CHERvRR's.-We are atl.

NEW GooDs AT CHEEvRR's.-We are au.
thorized to say fearlsssly, that, since the
arrival of his new stock, Cheever has the
largest stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, DC
IN Ottawa, or that ever was offered at one
time at any establishment in Ottawa; and
that he is selling at prices which NO other
house can successfully compete with
There is no doubt but that you will always
find goods and prices about right at
Cheever's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

PUBLIC ScHooLs-The public schools Of
this city will not be re-opened for the re-
ception of pupils until the 18th of Sep
TENDER, instead of the first, as was the in~
tention The school houses are being
cleaned. white washed, and repaired
throughout the work occupying more
time than was anticipated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

RowDYlsx.-The rowdies of this city are
becoming so bold az to attack peaceable
citizens with stones and brickbats when
walking quietly through the street. They
should be taken care Of Jim says if they
pelt him again he'll smash Their durn'd
caIabashes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

MIsroRrUSE.-This is a world of misfor-
tune, and one Of the saddest to a good
housekeeper is t, be afflicted with heavy,
yellow, sour bread, biscuit, DC. If you are
ever troubled in this way, use D. B. De
Land d Co.'S Chemical Salaratus, when ysu
will be surprised at its charming results in
removing the cause Of your misfortune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29
CHICAGO MARKET.

Friday, Aug. IS
Flour SALES 10 day at the range Of So 37ia7 SO
for white winter extras; ~ 50a5 % for good to
choice spring extras, rud 80 0oa3 IS for spring
supcrtines.
Wheat. sales were lair 6, 99a9lc for No. Spring.
s5assc for No. 2 Spring, snd 65a7lc for Rejected
Spring-al in store.
Corn was less active, owing 20 the dn!i news
from New York, and prices dccl.aod l-2c per bu,
The sales were at 5Oa5 lc for No in store SOC for
No. 2 and A. l-2a50c for Rejected in store.
Oats were in good demand and firm, and prices
advanced lc per bu., with sales at 3iaS5c for No.
l. and 32a34c for No. 2 in store.
Rye was in good request, with sales of No. at
53a5ic in store.
Barley is in good demand. Sales ranged from
65aS3 for common to prime
Salt is in active demand, and the market is firm
at 81 per bbl for fine, and - Is for coarse and
ground solar
Seeds are unchanged. Timothy sold at the range
of 50 lOa2 Is, and Flaxseed at 81 80 per bu.
There is good demand and the market is firm.
The cattle market opened steady to day. Prices
were fully l5a25c per 100 los better than at the
close of last week, with more active demand
| from all classes of buyers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

FouxD.-A black leather covered memo
randum book, containing about 4Octs in
postage stamps, sundry notes made paya-
BILE to ". II. w. Cushnan, and various
memoranda. The owner can have it by
calling at this Office and paying charges
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

CASH received by the Soldiers Aid Socie-
ty, to Aug. 81, not heretofore reported;
From Dayton, pr MIS-. Wait, 5000
From Serena, pr Mrs. Ruger, 1000
FANNY NJ. EARL, Treas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

INAuGuRAL-The grand inaugural festi>
val of theSoldiers' Aid Society at the new
hall in process of being fitted up in the
upper room of the Baptist Church, came
off on Thursday evening, and was largely
attended, in spite OF the adverse appear
ance of the weather. There was abund-
ant provision in the way of cake, ice cream,
fruit OF all kinds, and, as usual, good
music. There was, however, in conse-
qsence of q stringent regulation by the
proprietors Of the new hall, in difference
to the character of the building, no dam
cling, which was disappointment, we sus-
pect, to much the larger portion Of the
audience. The company, however, was
entertained by sword presehtaticn-th
recipient being Capt King, of the SD regi-
ment, and the presentation speech being
made by the Hon. B. C. Cook, in his most
felicitious style 1t was agreed to con-
tinue the festival at the new hall until 10
clock last evening, when the company
would adjourn to the Court House and
nave dance, all OF WHICH Is III haPPy
progress as we go to press.
The new hall, which has been ohristen>
ed Union Hail." is not near completed
yet No windows in, nor has it yet been
plastered Yet, by dint of that industry,
tact, and taste with which the ladies' man
age everything, it was quite amazing to see
how handsomely they had contrived to
| have the hall decorated The sashless
windows were hidden in a maze of green
foliage and the bare brick walls covered
with wreaths of evergreens, flags, pictures
and notices so as to be measurably out OF
sight The whole work was done in day
by a dozen or so of ladies, who must have
worked like beavers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

NOT SOLD OUr--It is not true that our
friend Mr.. Mitchell, of the popular Boot
& Shoe firm of Mitchell l. Feeny, of this
city has sold out to one Helltim,' the
barbarous shape into which the sturdy
Saxon name of Mitchell became transmit
ted in our advertising columns by going
through the "pieing" process. Mr.. NJ. is
on hand" all the :ime, and being now
very busy in preparing for the fall. trade,
will be ready, in a few days, TO offer our
citizens such goods aud bargains as will
cause them to feel thankful that they were
induced to give him their trade
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

ExHIBIrioN-Mr. Haywood succeeded
almost in turning the heads Of the anxious
ton of his juvenile class at the Court
House on Wednesday evening. To see
about SO boys aud girls, varying in age
from 4 years to IL, on the floor dancing at
one time, and gong through all the steps
of quadrille, cotillon, contra dance, &c.
with the most thorough precision was
indeed a sight as novel as it was pleasing.
That he should accomplished SO much in
single quarter, speaks we'll for his skill
as a teacher. He commences a new quar-
on the 9th of next month.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

FEosr.--On Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of this week this region was visit.
ed with pretty severe frosts. Much of the
corn is already too far advanced to be Sc
riously injured, but in some localities ten
or fifteen miles north we understand CON
siderable damage was done 10 corn, as we'll
as to sweet potatoes melons, sorghum, &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29
@ttaha free Graoer
LOCAL. MATTERES

Oh. WALKER, the oculist, may be con-
suited at the Geiger House on Saturday
next, Sept 5th, from 9 A. n. to 6 P. NJ, and
on the first Saturday of each month after
that date
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

RECRUITS FOR THE 4TH CAvALHY.-Lieut.
Oickey of Co 3, 4th III. Cavalry will re-
ceive recruits at the County Treasurer $
office in this city, for one week from to-
day, to fill up his compony-to the max
imum standard. The company is detailed
as Gen. Grants body guard, the pleasant-
est position in the army. The usual gov
eminent bounties are paid
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29
Insurance Agency
WIN, %. TRuF.
oscs in Basement of Bank Of Ottawa.

OScs in Basement of Bank Of Ottawa
= an devoting my whole time and attention to the
The INSURANC BUSINESS, and am prepared to m
svrs my friends and the public in the best Conpdn.es
IN the United states. l am Agent for the following
sp,endid list of Companies.
FIRE AND MARINE.
IEtna, of Hartford, (assets, }. g 90 81
1.;vernool & London :. 7,OSO,o35 30
Iii;ooi. Mutual. :. l,l42,054 so
Pho.nix New York. 327,2S4 IS
Niagara, 49,. o oo'Oao o.
Meth Western. Oswego,. 262,6l5 90
No-th American. Hartford. 1861 IS
-csnnecticut Mutual Hartford, (assets). t5,OosN o0
Mutual Benefit, New Jersey, (assets..-- A48s,23l !"
will issue policies favorable terms AZ any
r.iishe Company and will guarantee prompt ana
liberal adjustment of allosses occurring IN my assh
ey Give a call. WIN. d. inon'
Ottawa May 81, 1850.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

Nor DEAp-That Lieut.. j. B. SMITH, of
the SD I'll. Regiment, was not killed in
in the bloody battle near Jackson, as was
reported at the time, We had ocu-
lar proof the other day on meeting him
alive and well in Ottawa, minus his light
arm His arm was shattered during the
battle, and he was left upon the ground for
dead but falling into the hands Of skill
full surgeons, his arm was amputated, and
he has recovered Lieut.. s., nothing
daunted oy little accident of that sort, is
at home only on brief furlough, asks no
discharge, and will return in u few days
to his regiment to take command Of his
company, OBJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

Sc,ooI. Books AND SHEET Music at Cramer
& Firms News Depot. All the school
books used in the public and private schools
in Ottawa and vicinity, and all the latest
Sheet music received regularly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

PLEASANT BoARbiNG can be had in q cone
venient location for business men by APP
plying to A. J. Lownsbery. See adv.
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Home insurance.
a SPLENDID RECORD.
CAN'T BE BEAT!
D.troui1e Your Own Company and Save
Your Money:
CAN'T BE BEAT /!

The La allie County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Have l..ured during the past eight in this vici-
nifty, nearly
sI,OOO,O<bO.
The Premium Noe constituting their Capital on basis
Of assessment, received the amounting to over
tSO,GoO,
Secured by lien the property insured, worth over
S3,OOO,OOO.
The cash equired during this whole period
Losses and Expen has been but little over
10000,
Thereby saving the members nearly Fights Of
their Insurance, equiva lent large Annual Dividend
The public invited avail themselves O: the ad-
vantsges offered by this Company
Policies issued At this lowest possible rates on desr-
able risks.
JOHN v 4. HOES, Pr~sf-
WN. u. True, Seo'y.
DIRECToRs:
.. D. Gridey. Philo Lindley, Loren.e Leland,
IVA Hoe. John Iiossack, &. W. jackson.
n. b. Bristol Geo. E. Walker, VIM NJ True.
John d. Cation, Richard Thorne. J. e. Sattinser,
John Armour, Il T. Phelps, ii. Hamilton
Ottawa, June Is, ls6s-tf
Bank of Ottawa Building.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OrrAwA. Aug. 20, 1868.
F5our-Wiuter wheat, 50. 5Gn4 pr loo; spring "
extra, 50 5Oa375; spring " tne2.
Corr. Eeat-75c. as ! .00c pr. 100.
Hh,at-No. spring SOaS2; No ?: 7oc
Corl-ShelIed ACC for 55bs cal Acc eSibs.
Oats--26c for 81 lbs
EdrEeV-,oc for 10 lbs
Rye Coo.
7.acfEV .>>ed-3l.9G.
I'otdtoes-90a 20. p. bush.
Egqs-Sc.
Bat.er--lial3c.