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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

-%4LA-Ah W. ALO1'
William r. Smith viii take notice that Harriet
4. Smith, as plaintiff, has fled a petition against
him. IS defendant. in The District Court Of Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory, on the ehancery side
thereof the object and pragerof said petition is to
obtain n decree of said court divorcing said plain
tiff from said defead ant from the bonds of matri-
many. and assigning to said plaintiff the custody
and ~coutrulo Of the children Of be said parties. Plain
Tiff also asks for alimony ont Of the estate of said
defcEdent, Ind that tie following described proper
~ sit1a:ld in the county Of Ncmaha. Nebraska
Territory, and now owned By the defendent, to-wit:
The west half Of he northeast quarter, and the
orth-casy q]uartetof the norvh-west fractional quar-
tcrof section number IL, in township number 4,
north Of range number 10, east and also all that
portion Of lot number 2, in section number IL, n
IN township aumber 4, north OF rsRgs nu mber Is,
east OF the 9Th principal m~ereiian. lying west OF the
southwest quarter OF th' north east quarter of said
section II, be set apart. assigned and decreed to her
as such alimony. Defendant IS required e. answer
said petition by the oath day Of April, 1854.
80 Z. W. THOMAS,
25-4t-pd Sclicii0r for Com! lainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application has been
made, by Joseph Opelt, Guardian, fer an order
from the Probate Court Of Newaha County Nebrss-
Ia Territory to sell a portion of the real Estate Of
Josephene Bell, q minor.
The next Of kin and all persons interested arc
hereby notified that Monday the 18th day Of
April, 1865 is the time set to hear said application
when they may ofer and contest the same if they
seeproper.
C.G. DORSEY,
26-&t $3.50 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

ASTHMA, heretofore considered an ineurable
disease. is treslei with perfect success IN every In
staUce By the Doctors newly discovered method
All Cases of L. OF no matter how long
standing, removed in rem twelve to wenty-four hours
without instrument or pain. ~ a process revealed 10
the Doctor while in the. CIaiTyOyant state. which is
known TO no other person living. n23-Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
Splendid List Of Articles Il! an TO be solS
for One Dollar Eaeh!li

y VIC 0NA4AA -
IT'S watches handsomely engraved, and
ing in price from $40 to s~i2OOach
ting Cases 'O"1 ss5 each
go GentIemen's Silver Watches. SIS to S25 each
5000 Latest style Vest and Neck Chains, A 80 TO 30 each
$500 Gents California Diamond Pins, 2 30 to 70 each
1000 California Diamond Ear Drops. Zoo to 10 each
5000 Miniature and enamelled Revolv-
ingPins, D 90 70 % each
POGO Caiafornis Diamond ard Enamelied
Gents scarf Pins, new styles, 500 to IS each
2ooo Masonic and Emblem Pins, 3 90 to 10 each
1000 Gold Band Bracelets, engraved
5000 Mosaic and Jet Brooches 90 to 70 each
2ooO Cameo Brooches rich patterns, 90 TO 90 each
400 Florentine and Laws Pins the real
article 4 90 to 10 each
$500 Lava and FIorentine Ear Drops , 90 to 10 each
3ooo Coral Ear Drops, 4 90 to s each
2OoO Ladies' ChatelaipChains jet * sold 10 90 to 2oeach
5000 Gems Pins, a splendid assortment 90 10 10 eaeh
1000 SOlitair Sleeve Buttons, ? 90 TO . each
5000 SJGGs md Sieeve-B Buttons, in sets,
very rich 5 90 TO 10 each
5000 S eeve- Buttons plain, enamelled
and engraved 90 to s each
1oooO Plain and handsomely eng. Rings 50 to 10 each
engraved . 90 to IA each
10000 sets Ladies' JeweIry, new and
latest STYLES 6 90 TO II ea-h
2ooo Gold Pens and handsome Silver
Cases 100 to IL eaeh
This entire list Of beautiful and valuable Goals
will be sold. for One Dollar each. Certificates OF al
the above articles will be placed in envelopes, an
sealed. These envelopes will be sent by mall, as or
deTed, without regard to choice. On receiving a Ger
tidcate you will see what article you are to nave ana
then il is optional With you to send one dollar ana re-
ceive the article or not.
Thirty five for SIS; SiSty-6ve for SO. and One hum
dred for S16. We viii send a single Certificate on the
G.. HAsKINs & CO.
tBox 42701 IS Beekman street, n I.
v9-2i-2m-A. & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
TDTEgE,

To Charles Dripps, Cathariue Mulkey, Anna
DriDps, Thomas Dripps, and ali others in
Yoa are hereby notified that Francis N. Barnes
has made applieation to the Probate Court of the
County of Nemaha, in the Territory Of Nebrasks,
to be snpoiuted guardian Of the Estate Of Andrew
i. Dripas. a nen-Fesident minor, situated IN the
said county OF Nepaha, and that tue sa'a court
has appointed the 49,
10Th day of April, 1865,
a. "a, O'clock. ~. as the time for hearing suoh
FRANCIS 81. BARNES.
By his Attorney, E. w. Thomas.
dated March 18th, 1855. % 3t-s1
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
LOCA L.

'SIsnk Deeds Mortgages Executions, RePlevins,
isgef 1eense. &c. &c. &c. for sale at this Ofise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
M AZ DIS z S z S /,

Treated BY a New Method, win speedy and me
most happy results
The Doctors Rooms are crowded daily - persons
pronounced incuraOIe by the whUIe Medical Faculty,
and no one should despair Of relief until after being
examined By the D0choT's Clairvoyant Eye, without
asking questions. he tells tue Cduse LycaIgh anu
Cnndirion5o a any aud all Diseases, and whether necsn
promise relief Persons on the verge OF the grave
and SUCH as hsve not walked for years, are now living
10 testify to the DOet5T's NOndertul skill and success
The Doctor aevertises nothing but what he has the
abb iFy TO Derform, aud Will give the most Complete
satisfaction 70 all who come under BIS treatment IN
valids wuo cannDt cons nit the Doctor in person. can 0e
examined and prescribed FOR by sending by leler d
simple st-temento u their cases. References 20 cures
performed, cheeIfufiy made.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

LEGAL NOTICE.
The creditors Of Archibald HaudIsy. Reeassd,
EilI take notice that the Pscb1te Court, Of Ne
maha County, Nebraska Territory. has appointed
August 14th, 1865 and September IIth, 1866, ~ che
oEee % c. q. Dorsey, in BroWnYille, In said com.
ty Of Nemaha. 10 receive, examins and adjust all
claims and demands against the deceased. Unless
the claims Of creditors are presented 10 said eouFa
for allowance on or before September 1lth. 1888,
thew viii not be entitled to paymeHt.
Dated March 18Th. 1855.
GALWAY MTLLSAPS,
Administrator Of he Estate Of Arch HandlsE
dscslsed, By E.W. THOMAS,
2T-4t-pd lL Attyfor EBsAts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
Saddle Tyees Of all Kinds,
mEACETTR

TEA CHER
A good situation - wanted, tor q Spring and
Summer School, in a large district, with 3 good
house, by an experienced Teacher, who has made
it his profession for ten years.
Satisfactory reference given. Address By Letter
@. HUGHES. Nemaha Gig, ut.
NOTICE.
To all whom il may Concerns
Notice is hereby given that the Probate Court 81
he county Of Nemaha in the Territory Of NsbEass
ks, has appointed the 10Th day Of April, q. 4,
1865, at one o'clock, p. m, as the time, and Tie
Office Of c.. 9. Dorsey. the Judge ofseid Court ie
B-oEnviIle, in said County Of Nsmaha. as -
place for admitting 70 Probste thsaWiH % 5oeI O.
Mayes, deceased, late Of said county.
All persons desiring to do 20 nay sFVcr eb sucA
time and place and contest the validity Of 81
Will.
E. ". THOMAS,
Attorney for the Estate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
81 $3.50, 900. 81

without regard to vlluel Not to be paid FOR unit
Sou know whau you aretO received
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Al which we oser at the loweft prices, deter
mined bot to be undersold.
GRANT.
RrswAVille, Eeb., ix-4-yly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-14
Made to Order

Will do we'll TO call as We have lately secured the
services Of Mr.. NJ b, D. CONNER, formerly Cutter
for the House of'W. G, Browning Co.., 326, Broad
way, New York.
We have also the finest workmen in the city, and
We will warrant gobd ft, and tho work to be OF the
very best quality or no sale.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-14
Uncle Sam Everywhere.

A soldier Of a Pennsylvania regi.
ment, who was wounded at Chancel.
lorsyillc, and left on tho field, after.
wards related his adventures toihis
Colonel. When the tide Of battle had
swept past the spot where ho lay, a
rebel soldier came 10 him and took
away his canteen, his haversack, his
musket and accoutremcnts. and final
ly demanded his cont and snoes. At
this the Pennsylvania at first demur.
red, but was forced to submit. There
upon ensued a conversations
Where do you belong2" asked the
rebel.
ITO Pennsylvania was the reply.
"Agd what are you doing down here
in Virginia."
"VelI / comes down hero to fight"
said tho unlncky Bucks county man.
ITO fight, eh p said tho Yirginian.
"Why don't you fight in your own
State, II you want to fight; VIII at husi.
moss have you here in Virginia.
The question might have been a po-
ser for some, but tho brave Dutchman
replied:
"VelI | fights nit Unclo Sam, and
Uncle Sam he goes everywhere"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-14
Life-HeaIth- Strength
Life, Health, Strength
Life-HeaIth-S Strength
The. Great French Remedy,
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S q
Celebrated Specific Pills,
Prepared from a prescription Of DR..
Juan DelGmarre', Chief Physician
OF the Hospital du Nord on
Lnriboisiere Of Paris.

Thsinvaluable medicine ia no imposition, but s
,uniailing in the cure Of Spermatorrh@ or Seminal
Weakness. Every species OF Gcnital or Urinary Ir'
raHbllity, involuntary or Nightly Seminal Emissions
from whatever cause produced, or however severe,
viii I've speedily relieved and the organs restored to
healthy action .+
Read tha o.lO~ng opinions Of eminent French phy'i'
eidps: - .-. A.
awe have used the Specific Pills prepared by Gar.
ranciere 4 Dupont, No. 2l4 Rue Lombard, from the
prescription OF Dr. Juan Delamare, in our private
practice with Uniform success, and wc believe thoro
Ia no other mediciuoso well calculated to cure all
persons suffering from Involuntary Emissions or my
other weakness Of the Sexual Organs whether caus
ed by ascdentary mode oflying excuses. or abuse.
Y. A. BrAUREPARfE, NJ. d.
G, D. DUJARDiH. NJ. d.
Paris, May 5th, leth 1868, JEAs LIE LEUonRE, h. D.
Beware OF Counterfeits
The Genuine Pills arc sold by all the principal Drug
gists throughout the World, Price Ono Dollar per
Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dollars.
GArAscIsnE DuPoxr, Sole Proprietors,
No. 2l4 Rue Lombard, Paris.
Ono Dollar enclosed to any authorised Agent, will
insure box 10y return mail, securely scaled from all
observation, six boxes for five dollars.
Sole General Agents for America, -
OSCAR c. MOSES g. Co., 81 Courtlandt st,.N.Y
November 20, ls06-35
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-14
Medical Notice.

east corner OF the Broadway Boarding House Q,
for the practice Of medicine ohtho
B q. T. a MO SY S II F. NJ {,
Will be found ut his office after the first day Of No.
ycmbcr next, ct all times, only when absent bus.
ness. H. has on hand full supply Of health re-
a part ofHhehis is seven different articles or medi.
cines carefully compounded and scientifically and
systematically arrangedn tho accompanying print
cd prescription, which meets the demands OF Fe-
male Weakness in all It's different forms, which med
icine can only DO found in DR.. Fink's hands For
evidence see testimonials in his office and elso.
where %
The above bill Sc 90, with all other necessary at
tanhon and advice gratis, in Lancaster and In the
compass of ten miles. -
In case OF tho Doctors absence, the name and ad-
d,oss left with the andlady Mt the boarding
will be promptly attended to. Plense call ann ex.
anime my medicines. .'H DIR. II. FIN X.
Lancaster, Ohio. Oct. 26--3t onIo. ..- a. a.. .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-14


1t is a matter that concerns "Bos-
ton Druggist" and all business men,
and we may as well state that Helm
bold is paying the Tribune over SlO,-
600 this year. He paid us 81 800 for
one insertion Of one page in the Week
ly Tribune, besides the column in the
Daily Tribune. Bonner once paid us
$1,000 for one insertion of an adver-
tiscmcnt of the Ledger. lie knew that
by judciously advertising ho could in :.
sure a fortune. The old prejudice
a m on 6 druggists and physicians
against advertising is dying out and
they, as we'll as others, see that the
cheapest podc whereby they can make
themselves and their medicines known
to the public, is by a wise and liberal
system Of advertising. Hembold dis
covered this fact, and takes advantage
of it. EDITORS OF THE TRIBUNE.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-14

0-lt has been beautifully said that
"the veil which covers tho iaco of m.
turity is woven by the hand Of mercy .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-14
Total Assets. ST. 1907

+. ..y..-- ..c..{ilfi stl -E1s
Ihese Companies divide three -fourths Of net
profits annually to the Policy Holders IN serip.
bearing Interstate per ccnt--thoreby funding the
surplus and giving policy holders greater secur;,,
and cheaper insurance. HT cHrN1ta : say
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-14
ths gautaster &a5etts,
From the New York Tribune ]
The Pronts sE AdvertisIng,

To the Editors of the N Y. Tribune:
SIR-In a discussion to-day about
the profits of advertising, ono of the
party stated that Helmbold is paying
the Tribune $4,000 per year for ad-
vertising. Is it true that any druggist
can afford 10 pay such sum for adver-
tising. A BosroN DRUGGIsT.
Boston, Nov. IL, 1865.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

Tur GReAT MoEt ENnBrloS. We call
tho attention Of our readers TO the advertise
ment OF Ellingor & Foote which will be found
in another column. This fne company are
to open at Huston Hall, on Monday evening,
aud remain two days, We have seen many
very haiteriug nuiioes Of them, and copy the
following from the Wheeling Register
This afternoon and evening two more op-
portunities will he afforded our citizens of
witnessing the great Moral Exhibition at
Washington Hall The hundreds who last
evening visited the Hall were enthusiastic in
their encomiums Com Fooie, his sister, and
Col Small are the three smallest human be-
ings ever exhibited in this city. Mrs. c. g.
Russell Is chareling vocalist and pianist,
and was well received W B. Harrison, the
eStemporaneous poet, Prof Brooks the emf
nent volinist and pianist and Master Willie,
were all encored time aud again.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

WAmlNGroN, February 22-The President
has approved the bill authorizing the appoint
ment Of Second Assistant Secretary OF War,
also bills to enlarge the port Of entry and de
livery OF Philadelphia, and to repeal the act
Of 1851 to remove the Uniled States Arsenal
from the city Of st. Louis.
President Lincoln has ordered the peniten'
tiary at Columbus, Ohio, and at Jefferson city,
Missouri, and such 9th c prisons as the Secre'
tary of War may designate, for the eonhno-
ment OF prisoners under sentence of court
martial .... .......t... ....... ..ts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
Clnelanall Marhet.

Cncinnatt Market.
CNoNNATf, February %.
BUTTER The receipts haya. been large,
aud the market quite depress@ RPrces are
lower, aud we now quote good prime roll
in brls,, at 32a3Go, aud in snu, Packages ut
37ai0c, the latter an eNtremdS1Ate for very
fresh
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.-Beef
Cattle have been in but moderate supply, but
prices have ruled a shade easier, though not
quotably lower We quote So toNS9 per centa
gross as the whole range for common 10 prime
with occasional snlos of choice at $40.
sheep firm nj 81 to $40 gross, and in fair
demand
Hogs in good demand at Sl3 to $lI 70,
gross. aud the supply bat light
EGGS--Ihere has been marked increase
in the supply during The week, and prices de.
clinod 5a6c per dozen, the market closing
dull, at 35alOc per dozen, shippers count
FRUI1-Cireen Apples are In better sup-
ply, and prices rule at So 50a7 per barrel,
according to quality A good demand Tor
dried apples AT l3al34c on arrival, and from
second hands they bring llali3c per III.
Nothing of Importance done in peaches, and
PRICES of them may be quoted nominal at
27a3Oo There has been no change in foreign
traits Of Importance
WHEAT - Has been dull during the
greater portion OF the week, and prices arc
lower, closing ut 81 Seal SO for prime 10
choice red S2a2 o. for Indiana or Ohio
white, aud 50 l5a2 20 for Kentucky do, hut
there has been but little white offered Hill
sold nj ~ l0a2 10.
CORN--ilas been quite dull and ear de-
clined 10 81 and aialed to 81 05al OS and
not much demand at these rates at the close
The army contractors have not been ia the
market
OATS-~Doclined to s2aS3c,, aud hardly
any demand for them, but owing to the ad.
vance in New York, the feeling was iirmsr at
the close, though there was no Improvement
in the demand
RYE--Dcclined to 81 25al 20, aud the de.
mand hight. '
BARliEY--Has been exceedingly dull, aud
prices further declined lOc nnd the market
closed dull at 81 40 for prime fall, and 81 80
for prime spring
POrATOES.-The supply hns been hotter,
aud prices are lower, but the demand is good
at the decline We quote 81 j0a5 as the
rates per bnrrcl for Northern and Eastern
WEllSkG4-The market has been dull and
prices declined 10 81 ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

Nrw YoRE, February 22,-The city to-day
is gaily decorated with national colors ilylug
from public aud private buildings aud ship
ping Salntes were Gred from the Forts, Ma.
w Yard and Battery The eNhilerating effect
OF the news of our military snecesaes in South
Carolina, was greatly heightened during the
day, by the announcem6nt Of the fall of Fori
Anderson, and the probable capture Of VIII
mington.
The day has not for many years, II ever
been, celebrated with moro general JOY, spirit
aud patriotism,
Dispatches FROM numaTous cities aud towns
show generAl rejoicing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
Lear Tobacco Market.
CrNcmNArl, February 20
SANS AT nOpaAS's wAaenoUsn.

sALEs At nOpMAS's wARenoUse
Twenty hhds and twenty fye boxes, viz 9
IL hhds Mason county leaf lugs and trash :
Mt 81 20, at 81 10, | at 80, 2 at $50, ! at
S2l, ! at $22 so, ! at S28, At S23 75y o
hhds Virginia, new lugs and trash at 81, 2
at s. 30, at SIG 50 | hid Missouri, private
sale, at $40 % boxes Indiana and Virginia,
new, ranging from SO 10 IS 10 Receipts
moderate.
SALES AT NORRIS AND cHtLFANr's WAREHOUSE.
Twenty-Five hhds and fifteen boxes, VIZ
/ hhds Mason county Ky, lugs AMI trash 3
at 81 IS, at s., 80, at $40 90, ? at
81 l 25all so, at $l4 20, at Sl6 70, At
Sl9 8 hhds Missouri, viz: at $40 30, at
Sl3 so, ! at SIS co. at SIG 80, at SlS, | at
$50, At S32 so, at S3S so hhds Virginia.
at $l5 30, 4 at Sis, at $50; l5 boxes Ohio
seed leaf, wrappers and filters, ranging from
IS 70 70 Sl4 2B
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

WASHINGTON $ BlRTHDAY.-This ia the an.
n versary of the birth of Washington Re
curing amid the horrors of inieruicine war
fare it is sad reminder of the peace and
glory which Washington bequeathed us AS a
heritage, and which We have lost through dis
obedience to his counsels Let us observe
the day in the hope that our people may grow
wiser through their great misfortune, and
again be governed by inculcatious which they
have long despised
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

6eyNThe Cincinnati Gazette is addicted TO
the word "staggers," Whether its passion
results from a habit of the body or OF the
mind, We are unable to say. In its issue OF
Tuesday, 1t remarks that gold isstaggerng, >
In another column OF the same date, It an
nounoes that treason staggersH While at
least twice within as many weeks, it has de-
cared that the Federal Treasury is "stagger-
ing"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

Hut the crownug glory Of his hfe remains To be at
tanned IN his discovery rather continuation, or he
does not clam to have been the DISCO OF OEpR0k
which Ia tho basis Of tho Bltters Oored TO the
public. That houOr belongs te The native lnhamtRuts
of Central America 10 whom it4 virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with IL the indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
Gus serponts. u is belief with th9 q, trNt While
thele is breath in the body the Oodron 10 potent to
cure, no matter what the disease may be-
while DR.. Bulls not prepared 10 endorse this eN-
tr'yagRnt pretensOn,h ~ nevertheless satisfied nom
thorough examination NJ the evidence relating to
lts virtues, th tRs n remedy and preventative for all
disepses arising from exposure, either 20 change Of
weather climate, or to masmalic Influences, II
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

BALTIMORE, February % Fort Anderso6
was captured Sunday by General Scho6eld
and Admiral Porter Most of the garrison
escaped towards Wilmington. All the guns
we're elt in good condition. The army was
following towards Wilmington, accompanied
by the monitors, aud it was expected by the
messenger that WILMINGTON would be in our
possession on Monday
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

SUGAR-23l@27l@3O.
COFFEE SUGAR-85c per lb
CRUSHED SUGAR--35o per 10
3 MoLASSES-Sl 80 per gsl.
RlCE---l5o per ID. i.3It.I
POTATOES 80 25@250 per bush
d APPLES-S2 50@3 90.
I4ARD--256a30 f HWHl
CHEES IL. .--25c
STARCH-l5c per h.
SOAPS--20c per 10.
TOBACCO-Sl % per 10.
SHOr---26n per H. .0'H'
LGAD-25o per To-
WHOLESALE PRICES
corrected by E. oBueu BroIhorl
TEAS-Sl S5@2 80
COFFEE--l5Cgl6
SUGAR-23CA2S
COFFEE SUGAR-2Sl@ l@30o per ID,
CRUSHED SUGAR-3llc per ID. .
MOLASSES--Sl 3j@l 70 per gal
RlCE--l64o per lb.
LARD--2dm30
CHEESE-22i@2
STARCH-l0C9l 10 per TO-
soaps l6AlTc per 10.
TOBACCO-70@$l 30 per TO-
SllOI-S5 25@5 40 per sack
LEAD-l73G@lso per 10.
DRIED APPLES-l7l@lS.
BUTTER--35@lOo
SWEEP POTATOES --$4 OO@2 10 per
,usheL
HAY--Timothy SCOOPS per ton.
WHlSKY--S2 II for common.