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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1868.


- AMUsEMENTs.
NIBLOs GARDEN
~ Lessoe aud Manager WhsAtisy
OF the engagement Of 'EooSD WEEK
MISS BATgMAN
THE GREAT TRAGIC AkTISTK
UNPARALLELED TRIUMPH
SIGNAL SUCCESS
In her wonderful personatono
THE foRshKEs.
HOUSE ns q CROW os b ,t.b i sianr,y
BY the elite q, he .y Who TESTIFY each their appre
''' i" '''i rElbaS EyrSi fi1" JAZZ. 30.
VIII De perlormei NE new nye at play Of singular aud
,. LEAH.
Arranged from the German q Moenhal expressly for
81. ~, !. s,nror,.o Mss y. ,. nATEMAs
''' va y NJ JAMES " wALihcK. Jr
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS
aud company OF artsesexpr ssy selected with
Drama the classics Of the German
stage, has been recently added the repertoire tori
London unil the coming spring Therefore the pnnir %
Ne. YORK win enoyA priority Of n ne pay
aueea WIN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY b Mr. J.
BERT srOEPkL
NEW AND CHARACTERISTICS, COSTUMES AND Ar
By MONS rHlLt HE assr MR. $. WALLIS
VIII he found to be % unusual power and compeeness
Nathan Apostst. jew. ........Mr . w. wallack. Jr
FsfS ySsns aas K. sasa
Father Hermann, tn Village Priest Mr. W Lanerga,
5 hSsS. o SsstST sI YoaS wi.o"
Madai-ns niece Father Hermann Mrs r =. chanfra.
XSram an Old Bind Man Mr. George Andrew
sarah jewish oman ..............MrsH r. "rs''sn
=. .ss,,. GREAT DEMAsD FOR SEATS, ,.s =.
open for any evening during the week.
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4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN EASY ciRcr INSTANCES
na,rmony aare. Garsnes Z Eyssy' MsaeI ch ns
Carbon county, FrnnsyiyaniH.
yotsG GENTLEMAN. RECENTLY FROM CALI.
"A farn.a solicit. the A. n.ntan q yonns ay out
ma,rimon.. Addges.T. r. No. - Eat Broadway.
AsTHOLoGY.
A sToNIsnlSG.-MADAAE MORROW, SEVENTH
n daughter Las foresight 10 tell ~" soon ana nov Often
Or no pay Iies, charms ire. ier caaas is not % bs
found her mage mag . now IN n ofa lon y. i.aa
admitted
!, BONA FipE AsfRoLv0isr rnAT EVERY oSE
"A depend "a - An.. WILSON ~no eils the ooJec,
The 'p Sss,' sfes.S, .aa is.ass o. your lite and
Pereus aadertasInss. y s1cesbra,sa MAGE CHAINS.
the store Ladies aud gentlemen ~ cents each.
I ooK HEaE-ssco REWARD fog ANY PERSON
IL who eqaa, MIS- WELLINGTON 10 tving correct
statement, % al ssns atoa.a AZ g.rsa. s.s
remedy drunksnless, aud brnang tue separated
Se''e' y " Two souls with b.. si.s thought
scaairemsns ID sitting her truths ioanaea
gifts Deay ~ rors ~ this beautiful young
lady. a, iOi siHta avenue, oppose Eighth street
NJ ADAM RAY IS TuE Bt.sT oLAIKyoyASr AND
~ Arro.ossi - .hs .J So ~. sges s.! Ia
Re eath ssenue neas Twenty seventh street Ladies &c
sentssmsu, b.
MRS. CORA DUAL. INDEPENDENT CLAinyoYAsr.
ave. ,nvaraes lnarnailon On al AFFAIR - - saes
humbue. cal early
NIss DIX BLAZE, cLAIRvoYANr AND FoREsEgR
l u fu.are events eif sst present and future; Hrs
.os
AIRS ADDIE BANNER. MEDICAL md BUSINESS
WI Car as tr. cs.'se dssaass u ~. a. Il ~
:. ~ iosi,e' j H. u Wcs Iseu; a,,h srcs 5s.se
SatA and seventh @fNhtHr+
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DENTISTRY.
RTIFICIAL BONE tILLIAGS-F0R DECAYED AND
n sensitive Teeth. Roofs butt up; shells
stored gna beauty; and every description OF
J. PEARSON, ~ D.. At his roomA $50 Broadway, near
Seventeenth street.
ICED MIDDLRAGED AND CHILDREN LIKE THE
n mild OF Extracting Teeth without
PaI0 Aching and liberated Teeth Cured. tled and war
ranted Splendid SETS OF Teeth $40 Fllng In
best manner, 81. lNGEkSOLL, 1l5 Broadway.
u l. WAIT u.ATE Of WAIT SOM HAS OPENED
ID. ONCE foarth avenue, Eleventh street,
teeth under the chemical
Is purified chloroiom with perfect without pain
danger Beautiful teeth from y to SIS FILLING "
cents. Extracting. 70 cents.
MENTAL CARD.-OPERATIoNS FOR THE REGULA-
- ION, removal and replacing OF Teeth. nj
reas6ante ,har.es, MM. H. sILER, DENTIST, vita Dr.
Perine, No. East Twenty second street.
hrs. GRIFFIN. rs GRAND STREET. NEW YORK,
IL opposite Lord Taylor aud 25i Fulton street. Brook
inserting iul partial sets OF tEeir improved Ar
fetal Teeth with or without extracting he Ioos; iu sets
gold patina s5; silver rubber So partial sets
Eo per tooth -, silver orsrubber. 81. Extracting Is
cents.
OSO CERTIFICATES -HAviNG HAD FIVE TEETH
lsLCO extracted without pain BY DIR. " Al sil-Eks.
II, street, two hocks from hrainHy cncerisy in
- those suffering from tooth
ache. fhtsAE ADAM, Freehold, ~ y.
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CTATE OF NEW YORK. QUARrERMAsTER GENE
- ras Department, 81 Walker street. New 10 k, January
"a. loo3.
Fcoruar, next ~ ~ O'Clock the
facture delivery of following articles Uniform
Clothing AL manufactured city OF Brooklyn. L.
l.:
40 all wool light blue Kersey Overc ats.
due cloth Chusseur Jackets.
4CD pairs light blue kersey Chnsscur Trowers
b. material and style of manufacture orng 10 pat
terms in this oce where the sampics and specifications
may be inspected
The bids will the price which each of the above
mentioned art Giles will be furnished.
The right reserved 70 recc, all bids which may
be made.
The bidder VIII be required give bonds with
approved suretes for the faithful performance OF the
Proposals will be addressed TO the undersigned, at this
Office, endorsed Proposals Tor Uniform Clothing
8. v. TALCOrT,
Quarternastor General State OF New York.
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.p,N4 cDv,II x10,rtoN ~ rnE srNnAy
II. TuR WORLD n rnT
,r.Lh nMKArEsr WoNpER

vHE 0NKArEsr WONDER ~ TIE WORLD " TAE
] re- .ullst~ Madame ~ tON FROM fara who rn =.
c7ueale WH &c rctest coan ~ ~ Ill arairso Aei
rH tlteu rul unts hfA. hua suAa hts a.rrrl ID
s'uEe ~ hetrt brfNa. Nef
~ arstei fsdsNs n cents Eesia-ure a. ~ r.
~. a1O4c fWeillh stree.
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WINTER GARDEN
of the great character motor,
g. w. COUlDOIk.
The management has PLEASURE In setting aside the peror
OF this Dg for tho benefit of Mr. G. W. Cou
dock. presenting the following
SPLENDID BILL OF ATTRACTIONS
THE BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL CUBAS
THE FiRsT TINE
In the thrilling Pantomimic Drama OF
THE WIZARDS skIFf.
ALEXIS.
The Pirate Boy.
- Introducing several splendid
BALLET DANCES
CoMBATs.
THE CHIMNEY CORNER,
in which
MR.. G. w. COULDOCK
will sustain his great role Of
PETER PKOBIfy,
In which, for the last nights he has drawn such
brilliant and.cromdcd Audiences and achieved such an
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
In rehearsal the Drama Of the
ADVOCATES LAST CAUSE
aud
ONE TOUCH OF NATURE.
In both of which Mr. coudoc Will sustain original charac-
tors.
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20 acres, Rockiani county, $4,000 80 do near New
unswick $a00 l0 near somcrve. 5000; 81 do 81 400:
od buildings anu fruits OIL ea,h.
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DRooKLYS ACADEMY or MUSIC.
ID ITALIAN OPERA fOR ONE MONT
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
Mr. GRAu respect uily announces that Ar VII give
uight OF Italian Opera Ia Brookyn0n
ri ESDAY, FEB s.
hr pJsnly dTnA his present season.
ON this occasion the following extraordinary pe!oihAars
VIII be given
iAe ENTIRE OF VERDI crowned opera %
ER.ANl
with Madame LORikI NJ Eltifa.
MACCAFERRI, Ernani. AMODio Caro- Quinio; abslNi.
Silvia, an tile .rnt uCt IL
Ia THANIAtA
Mile CORDIER IN her c-sebrsted role ~. .t..VlO LTTA
The tie Offices onen vt the BROphLhN
ACADEMY ami SHELLS, No. Nassau street.
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THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH sTooP
brown stone House for ale, northeast corner of Lex
|gon avenue and Thirty ninth Murray Hill the
fst finished house inside of any the avenue Terms
lsy. Inquire At 81 Bowery.
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN EASY CIRCI INSTANCES
N corr,sp nj with young lads nish view To
natrmony Andres Ciarencs l. kv-ty, Maueh Chank,
Carbon county, frnnsyyania.
YOt Nj GENTLEMAN. RECENTLY FROM CALI.
~ fnrna soirits the r. ,ilntan o. young ay out
Bone who earns heI own aupp Il not-sth Anew to
malrimony. Address T., No. ~ Est Broadway.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED FOR THE
wi Infantry Band. regulars; 300 bounty. Pay
Glass; S34 month"; with clothing, raons, &c Call at
95 West Ho lst0n street.
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r ORANGE. NEW JEEsEY.-FoR SALE OR TO

7 ORANGE, NEW JEESEY.-FOK SALE OR TO
n let the large and desirable Residence lI3 East Main
rect, with Lot contagilg - s. including large
rden iru ID VIII be sold let upon very
Il soma le TIL pace very entity ocaed
ny thin few mnue' ~aE OF churches, schools and
Proad station Thee u lne school house upon pre-
Uses, which viii e sold with the removed. In
ire of S. C. HAY, - Broadway. N. 4.
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BEAUTIFUL FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRONT
House. ba enienl and suhc"lar, with all the modern
provements, on Booslyn Heights. IS Colon ia street.
pose Colorado row, with ana view OF New York bay;
Il. be sold very cheap For further parcu-
apply to or address NJ. Thompson 20 Wooster street
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HOUSE FOR sALE-THE FOUR STORY BROWN
II front Ho .se II, Lexington avenue finished oy
days. In the thu ougn repA 70 be Sc
only upon sppl cation 70 JAMES b. BREWSTER. 7SS
broadway.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-06
LEaAL NOTICES,
EGAL NOTTCE-Tbe Rtna Tnsuranc

G0Ah NOllOl1.--LQb GIluh lubuIunOo
Company of Hartford, Connecticut, will take
notice that Martin Johnson has filed his petition
in theC Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga cOun-
ty, in the State Of Ohio, against said Etna Insur-
anee Company; setting forth that on the Zlth day
OF May, 1862, the said Etna Insurance Company
issued to said johnson policy Of insurance and
thereby insured said Johnson against loss or
damage by fire to the amount Of two thousand
dollars, for the term Ofo hundred and twenty
six days, namely: From May 9th, 1867 OF u
o'clock at noon until October lst, 1862 at II
o'clock at noon, on his, said JOhnson's 81 hshing
tackle, consisting Of tWine, canvass, household
goods, tools, and such other things as are used
in the fishing business, all then being and con
tanned in a small wood building situated on the
dock, corner of Locust and Water streets, on lot
No. 1884, Yistula division to the city OF Toledo, IN
the State of Ohio, and thereby promised and
agreed to make good unto said Johnson all such
immediate loss or damage not exceeding IN
amount S2OOO.0O, as should happen BY hre 70 the
property above mentioned Tor the period OF tlme
above stated, other than FIRE which might hap
pen or take place by means Of any INVASION, IN
surrecdon, riot, or civil commouon, or OF any
military or usHrped power, and except loss by
theft at or after are, to be paid within SIXTY days
after notice and proof of said loss or damage
should be made by said Johnson to SAID Etna In
surance Company, in conformity to the condl-
tons annexed to said policy; That said proper
ty, on the 2Tth day of September, 1862, was IN
said wood building situated as Aforesaid, aeei-
dentallY and by misfortune wholly consumed by
FIRE, other than FIRE which happened by means OF
any invasion, Insurrection, riot or civil cOmmO-
ton, or of any military or usurped power; That
said 9th day of May, 1862, and also at the time
Of its destruction and damage by fire, as herein
before stated, said property was worth s5,OO0,OO
and more; that said johnson performed all the
conditions of said policy on his part to be per-
formed that forthwith after said loss, said john
| son gave notice to said Etna Insurance Company
of said loss, and as soon thereafter as possible,
to wit. on or about the Sd day Of October, 1862,
delivered to said Etna Insurance Company
particular account of said loss, signed with his
| hand and verified by his oath; and that by rea-
SOC of the premises, said Atna Insurance COM
| pany became, and is liable to pay to the said
| johnson the sum of two thousand dollars, with
/ interest thereon from December 4th, 1862, and
| asking for judgment in his favor against said
| Etna Insurance Company for S2,OO0,OU, with in
/ terest on the same from December 4th, 1862.
/ Said Etna Insurance Company is required to
appear and answer said petition on or before the
4th day of July, 1853. ,,,
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THE ALL sUFFIOIENTTHREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
--TRIESEMAR !, and 5, are protected Py Roy.
al Letters Patent OF England, and secured By the
Seals Of the hoole De Phs5uAcle de Faris and the
No. One Is invaluable for ExhauBtion, bpermatoE
rhOea and all physical disabilities. H
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the nan
BsOuB and pernicious use Of cOpayih and eubebs.
No Three has entirely Eupplanted the Injurious use
Of mercury thereby insuring 70 the Eu1erer speedy
relief, dispensing al impurities, and roofing out the
venom OF diseases.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos /, and 3, are preparations in the
orn Of Lozenses devoid Of taste and smell, and can
b carried in the wsstcOat pocket Sold IN tin cases
aud divided into separate doses, by
Velpau, Lalemend, ROuI, Ricold, &C. Price SS eachi
Or cases for 60 which saves So; and in 81 caseE,
whereby there Is a saving Of SO. To be had whole.
sale and retail OF Dr.. BARROW, No. ls4 BleeokerSt.'
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
will forward the Triassmar to any part OF the world
ols n ~ a " tII6 Aqsut for Cleveland
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This is to certify that about eighteen months ago
commenced usiug STKRLIsG's hMBROsIA. My hair
was short thin, aud rapidly falling out had tried
many Hair TOnics lnvigOrators, &C. without receiv-
ing any benefit. Soon after using the AmbrOsia, my
hair ceased falling out, and commenced growing so
rapidly as 10 astOnish me. Now my hair is thick soft
and glossy, and Is i've feet four inches in length
when let down, reaching to the floor This WONDER
fUl result attribute s9ely TO tae use OF Sterlngs
Ambrosia, as since commenced uing il 1 have sp-
plioed nothing else to my hair.
Mrs. L A. BROWN.
No 4sS Broadway, n. Y.
HlS-We advise young persons, whose hair Is begin
ming 70 fail out to take warning in time and save
their hair, by using the Ambroaia. To these whc
have already lost their hair the free use OF the AM
BBOslA will surely rest.re t. 1t has done for thou
sands. -.I
EsS-Dr. STERLINs'B AlsBROsIA Is a stimulating oily
extract Of Roots Barks and Herbs. 1t will cure all
diseases Of the scalp and itbhing Of the heai entire
y eredieates dandrut vents the hair from falling
out, or rom turning prematrUly grag, causing il to
grow thick and long Il is entirely different from all
other prepai atoms, andcan be relied on.
aB-It Is well known fact TO thousands in the CITY
OF New York that this is the only article yet discoY-
cred that will CURE the Disease Of the Scalp and cause
the Hair to Grow.
sSPRIUB Per BOx-COntaining two bottles. "a
H. Il. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. 4gS broadway, New York
u8-F0r Sals by al IlrnRpista mar2l. R2sdtw
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CERTAINTY OF SUCCESS.

But let no shade Of dOubt cross the
minds of the people who have the success
of our cause at heart The rebels are held
as in a vice. All their sources of supply
are stopped or completely cutoff. Our po-
sition is such that an attack In the rear is
next to impossible, or If possible. rather
to be desired than otherwise, as it may
serve to draw the rebels from their in
trenohments, in which case they cannot
cope with US in fair field.
The head Of Banks advancing column
is expected here to-day and with such an
overwhelming force as the combined ar
mics will make, the solution Of our militia
~ difficulties in the Southwest is plain IS
daylight.
Besides the destruction of all the mate
risls of war ready for consumption, q val
liable saltpeter laboratory in Jackson, and
all the depots on the line Of railroads to
Vicksburg, the rebels lost between 5000
and 5000 prisoners captured from time to
time during the different engagements, and
a little reflection will show how i'll they
could afford to sustain such loss. They
have 10 means to repair their line Of rail-
road if they we're ever so much inclined to
do 50, and should they attempt to bring an
army AutO our rear the country Will duOEQ
it not single days sustenance. The en-
tire route over which our columns passed
is blasted as though the breath of terrible
furnace had passed over it. Egypt never
presented more blighted appearance af-
ter the locust plague. Nothing esculent
for man or beast, in the sense of army SUBJ
sistence, can be found IN this part Of Mis-
sissippi These facts will serve to show
the extent and permanency of the damage
done the rebel cause in this obdurate State.
INCIDENTS OF THE SIEGE.
Neither Of the assaults Of the 18th and
22d can be properly called battle. They
were assaults, nothing else, for the rebels
did not dare to appear from behind their
breastworks, nor did they stand up in
their rihepits, but skulked upon them and
even fired upon our ambulance corps as
they were engaged in carrying off the
killed and wounded.
On the 18th a skirmisher Of the Fourth
IoEs, an excellent shot, drove COW be-
fore him, and using her as a screen, not
only escaped being hit but succeeded in
keeping a troublesome gun silent until one
Of our batteries was planted to command
the position. r
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FARMS. cry PROPERTY AND OUT LOTsFOB
SAT,E or EXCHANGE.

SALE Oh EAGdANGt-
A good Farm OF l5O acres. ~ niles from Medina;
good Bui 'dinEs and AL kinds Of hrult5 - 6 acTe
5 or 10 acres choice aud, with good L. pfoYements
miles from CITY on Lake shore go
leo acrts fmprOvsd Land, Bui din-s e. IN sratoit
co Mich, to exchange for property near IN my
A nav Houss and large Lot on Taylor St Sl4t9
Halt an acra, good HOuse and Barn Water, Gas and
Fruit, on kinsmau-St. nesr Erie. $40 on line.
House aud Lot on NcLape-St $50 =.
Three HOues and five acres in Bedordi twelve miles
from CITY. Fruit, &C. $1,000
I, 5. Band II acres, on plank road in ROcknort.
nice Residence on corner Of Clinton aud Taylor Bts
Four choice vacant LOtsOn Franklin-Sr. and va
riety Of other vacant Lots on West side
A valuable business Lot on Water st.
Ten on Euclid-St plank road near EAST CleVe-
land. $3.50 per acre.
Lot on Burch-St-l lXI25. SEQ
Lot on Unlversity Height. -,
Il5 acres in Brecksve, . to so sores ttmb good
two story frame hOlse, barn 30E40, shed, horse
burn and cheese house. good water 3OJ tralt trees
SO per acre, part on tine.
$50 acres miles from WtlloughDy ana ~ IRON Guy
first class fam, we'll improved 80 peT acre acre
House and lot Parkman street; o 25XlOO u $40
~ frame house, barn, sc. fl0Jl.
81 acres on Cuyahnga RIVER miles ron clty' q
house and small barn, $50; Will exchange in part
I4I acres miles IRON city good land no buildings
$40 per acre.
52l, we'll improved, ffuils &C $780, SOD cash.
balance on s or years lime.
/ House aud Lot On HEmiluon-St., house stoTIeai
rooms; lot s3X 90. si2Oo- -,
50 acres nicely improved Lend, all kinds Of fruit, u
story Brick House, Barn, &c, in Brecksyille, 81
500 win exchange for to acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
good tWO-5tOry f5rick House, with modern improve
ments, on kinsmSn-St near Erie,SF;; ri,es.SI;;yr,5ns
may2I Atwafer Building, oot Of superior-St-
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INSURANCE.
UDD & WORTH.

New York Life Insurance Company.
AssETs, S2,5S6, ,246.O7.
New England Fire and Mnrine Tns. Comply
OF HAKIFURD, CONS.
CASH CAPITAL, S2OD,OOO.
Lamar Ins. Company, tFire and Marine,)
OF NhM YORK
CASH CAPITAL, SSOO,OOO.
Hope Insurance Company Of Providence, Z. 1.
CASH CAPITAL, Sl5O,OOO,
pag-Particular attention given to Insurance on
Dwellings for three five ears at reduced rates.
~ Losses adjusted and paid ct this Agency.
April 10th, 1868. "prle'P9S
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30 acres in Brecksvie; S. i'm .roved balance
caoice timber land. IS per acre. Terms easy.
90 acres in Boston 40 acres impToyed Good Housa
and Barn Price so per acre. Terms {. sy
Us acres in Parma, miles from brighton; 50 aces
imIrOved. Good tWo-stOry House and two Barns.
Price s50OO.
50 acres in New burg, about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and hne orchard. S5OOl.
$50 acres 30 mllas from Toledo aud miles rom Wan
seon Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres pTai
rie and balance timLer land New House and
Barn an good fruit. So per acre Terms easy.
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