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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-04-27

cans of Bedford county is called to the Meet
ing to be held on Tuesday evening of Court
week. The time has arrived for the Union
men to prepare for the coming October con-
test. Let the meeting be numerously attend
ed and the good work started An important
election is rapidly approaching and if we de-
sire to be successful upon our local ticket
we must begin to organize without delay. I'm
mediately after Court let Geary Clubs be
formed in every district. It is only through
thorough organization that we can expect to
succeed We must not hesitate a single day
longer. If we desire to redeem the county
we must make an early effort and deter
mined one. Friends prepare for the contest.
I,lpoRrAxr AcT.-The following act relative
to the exemption of persons who have been
in the military service of the United States,
from paying their bounty taxes, became law
on the 3Oth of March last:-
BE 1t enacted 5g the Senate aud House Of
Representatives. Of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania IN General assembly met, and
Il Is hereby enacted By the authority Of the
same, That all persons, who have been mus.
tered into the military service of the United
States, and have served there for a period oi
nine months, in the war to suppress rebellion
and their property, and those persons who
have been discharged from said service, on
account of wounds, or physical disability, con
tracted in such service and their property,
and the widows and orphans Of such persons
and their property, shall be exempt from the
payment Of all bounty and per capita tax
levied, or to be levied. for the payingof boun-
tiesto volunteers, in the several countiesof this
commonwealth, and such persons shall also
be exempt from the payment of militia fines.
ESg@The Edinburgh Review for January
comes to us freighted as usual with scholastic
criticisms metaphysics, politics, &C., among
the most interesting of which We find "The
Youth Of Cardinal Mazarin one Of the most
brilliant diplolatis.s of the Seventeenth cen
tury. ARecent changes in the Art of War
and Extension of the Franchise The
other articles are @Modern Freseo Painting,
Public Galleries and irresponsible Boards
"An Economist Of the Fourteenth Century,
+Boner's Pennsylvania, ''Was Shakespeare
Roman Catholic, tCorn and Cattle, 2
The Erkman- Chatrian Novels" "Mary Tu,
dor and Brandon Duke of Suffolk" Reprint
ed by Ticknor & Fields, ss Walker street
New York.
E'vtsr = Il =.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-04-27

$4,000 Merchants Rgh AsP s #A 4 EsaD asas1:.2 OLD
quit business in order to settle up. That many
people are SO mean after you have credited them
that when you try to get your honest dues from
them, they will 'shy off, and spend their money
run up accounts at other stores, and you will
lose their custom.
don't want to quit business, must have mon
ey. | have been indulgent, want every man and
woman who owes me by book acct. or note to PAY
me now. don't want them to act mean and
"shy off" Stand up to the counter like men, pay
if you can ; if you can't pay, settle someway. /
will sue only those who don't seem to want to pay
and quit me because dun them Let all con
cerned call at once to settle. Thankful to a gen
erous public for their patronage, | hope they
viii favor the new firm of HARTLEY & METZ
GAR, they win try to do right
Respectfully
w. HARTLEY.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-04-27

D4TENT WHEEL GREASE. THE BEST
IL White Wash, Blacking and Scrub Brushes in
town at HARTLEY & METZGAR'S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27
About Nslon. saus.he.. etc.

In a paper Pabiished in Hudson in June.
lsO2. - an article on abe culture % melons.
squsshes. eueumbers snd other vegetables.
~hich nav not Be snaiss even ia these moro
advanoed DAYS % agreui,ural science The
sUbs,anee Of The communication Is 10 the
elect that What are denOminated false bios
SONS on melons. cueunibers and oiher vines
are simply ths males Of the species. and.
though producing no fruit 81 themselves,
are Indispensable TO The proper develop
meat q tie female biosson'-fhc ferina
from the lOrner being essential % tie ic-
eondify Of THE latter. Is the non-p,oduc-
ing blossoms greatly out number those
from which fruif - perfected. ard a. thcv
necessarily make considerable drafts upon
the Strength 81 The vines. the removal 81
large portion Of them vii prove bcnescial
rather han Otherwise. Bat care should b.
taken not to prune too closely les; the ex-
Pected crop be diminished. II not vLoliy
lost IL = asserted. and no dogb, truly.
that the method OF planting u.cions. c8cum-
bers. squasbes ana the Ike IN close prax-
ini'y. tends 70 The prodse;ioa o. an inieri-
or article IN each variety. a. the feriaA from
one variety falls uPon AM communicates
that Of anOther-Prodseing les perfect
ariicie in each. The eject, IN this case. Is
Dueh the sauae As that projsccd by plant
Ing an close relation. several varieties q
Indian eorn-a mongrel crop. Inferior in al
respects 10 the unnixrd produetio1s. Of
each varieiy-ihe least valuable VARIETY
generally predoninaiing.
lCor. Rursl New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

To n Hsocsabs Ce~ai, Cons .--san-ys q Ga
fcrt CeuulY.
rINiE unter.igu-~i. iahs'afanfs III Sos. Fr,e-
u barFh. Lessu. Stcuehsn sd Gtsat. ia "a
G. 4 couatF. ani Baeksller's Grass. IN ssii cora-
g.. 80 thalham. IN ~ CoanIs 81 Csrrs q. go
~asli,arss o. ne cusafe 81 Cos. ~tste "a NJ
hasr-hirs. r'--Teci iuis reFresruf 49, AZ pr'ii
ceuFruieuce aa1 urcrEsiis rcsuirc The Incattan "a
a oo.nfF aa, cIsnlnx - 1lu'1rlraillr g. tir
I.azblisnt- "a 80 Lrule salarF 81 Cald lfvgr 81
500 So Ctsfhaaa, sui tsrt 81 isrrnf ~rth ~
Graut Trurk ksiiro1i ard vaHey oi ~ A.ire-
scargia rirrr-
We thersfeTc pris Non o. Niee aui sssrrlsre
$3.50 urautr crulurrucruE ri Eel nrar a. lsslIing
1855 81 ~ tsf~ lahn irrckrff tn ~tas So irc,-
itenrr nlriherly thucugh sut So a1t hschei-
tcr's Ont1i and ta - BID place % $3.50 fsiai
~ the te~n 81 tsa-aa. 90 ~ roas ~ 49, trassl
lei ircu eilad sisrisa ts >hsErsr.e. 80 hf---u
said sf.iloa snd SheH-rns. I'D trcste aai ~
out ~ sau~. 49, fak~ -erh othrr .trrs iher~su
- 10 a. I'D iustirr shaa arpeftata. A. g. d
CESS h1aaf vlI eve prae.
THOMAS J HALEY sul - o,hers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

OrFokp. ss.-Rosri ~ C.urf, Cesaussss,oa-r
Nay sssssrn. lee. hsi - aflauruu.eut tas
a.uefe~uih das 81 Juur. i~6s.
ipun ~ t.rr-oiug prfirtoa. Fafsslarfrrv 80
jsucr hasing i-sa rrcsisei that the psiitioaers
r--F-us 80. 80 ths' i-v-iry iuio ~ u-~rlt.
~ thssr arrl1cai ~ - eHprcrsus. "a - - ssrrt
Tat a. trafy 0ouuraisslon-rs a.eef af thr "a ID
roat srafiou. in sail 1irat. 81 Tur-isy. ths sec-
80 tay Of Ortoler nfNt. 20 eight 81 th- rick 81
th- ierrouon. ani thrncc proce~i e. Ntss tks
foure rlsefsaurf fa SD Teft 80 a1a hat % Fri-
dsy. tke ffh fay of the a.alesart octal~r. af go
sf ne ciacs m he farcnooa hesfiag n a. rar-
&c. 80 ~aurss-s D. 80 81 a. ro~u uur-s -
80 ~frs aui sach ofher u,-assr-- taxa % th~
prrras-s ~ rte Caan-ui ssseufs shai i1sr~ prepsr
40 lf b. fsriher Ordrret. Tat uofr-r of ~
tiuac. piace ant rurresr - fhr CoumI.si..a~rs'
r.cefiax aar.-at. - ~ ~ hrsfiaE -irrr-aif d.
give fn paTtt iiaunaas asf ftrs-n Di-t-~. .an-
r-'-ei osnsrs 81 hnd n sssd nafh-t4r'. Grast.
fan1 81 thrf ~ uot M uwn~fs "a irrf i1 $50
to~n-h 'p. ~ 90 ncrs arc urkna~a) hr ransinE
aresrrt coFics ~ sasd pefii-c1 anI ct this orirr
th-r-na % - SERVED ursn eseh oi thr shar- nsui-
81 pe-seas aeTieca e-ss 10 80, h-fofe said trurr
A. 81 - further ors.t.l. 1ast u,,s~. a re
tia,e. r-aos -ae uurpo-s n thr Cos-l-nlssisurrI
rue-iirg aiofesai1. sd of ths hsartas aEsrssasf
~ iTrr to IN 7sr-ons go carF-fafi,rrrs fnfrrrsfs
y caasleg aftrsirf upres of ssit rsfifoa aai II
fals orer fhrrroa to hc srFrei urn cd rrsl--tfre
tlsfks of ihe to~ns rf So ant Gtir.t sfor~sait
and 40 $500 ~ - fhr-e rui.tr pilr-s e. rarh
Cd siit roe rs. aut rahirar.i fhrre u~eks surrss-
sre's on go ostsri neu.rrrsf. Pager t.riufrf Is
fsrr. a. Fafd c.anfs of oxkrd. the fr-f 81 40
Puiircsisoas aud -uch 81 81 ssb-r nlfass % -
rua.r, srrved 49, rasfr.f at easf IN ris fats D.
isre ssif tine % factffrg.
A. rnrrisa 81 ihe lsnis ever .hrrh o. d
rrasri ihat SGD read snaf IL i.caf-I r.f f-..r
vfhin ary tu~u CO rkaf.fsau r.slurrrd ra a.-~..
>I1fr Eel Cuuufe taN. ed fhr ourers fherrai De-
80 uuA as-a, urics- DO rl1Vs raarI nrr-aas 80
o'rufrs Dr. -ait ai az laai if b. f1rthrr Orir-s
Ihaf unt.re of fh~ t.ur. pare co.. turr-a-e af OBJ.
ts1r1llssrsaTrs ulrrilHg at.r~ratI. co. si che
hear 80 aiars faid D. give Co. ail resaas a. or.
lnratlon- fn-rresrci - cnusfng arr~srel ca.rs &C
sssd T~fiter 49, uI LII ot.-.s .-rrr-- g. T. rh-
L-tFf az s-~ks ss.rcrssfvfir ia go 49,
Jerrrat. 80 nr~srar-F pfsat~, ~ ths prlnr-rs rl
the >-sis. 80 h-tng ~ >f.te E.rl--l AZ asi n
49, pul..raiiaus o. D. rsat- ir--- ihfrfs ists
- ofe 49, tine q urr-tur. 90 80 go taat sn
rrrsans l-as fh~a az thrr- rrrrar ant s'lss
caa-e, 90 saf inry hatr. sly 60 Frafsf ai safl
frt.i..n sa.e.. 90 IT, rrarlrf
Aue-t. ALNAH biaCS. C-rs TO ,eu,.
frre cps ~ sai- rrillaa go erter II Caari
ttrasaa-
Arr.t- ALVAH BLACK. Cl-rk pr. tea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

NHAr DO foU po WIN soar Srn.3
% ihom the Scottish Farmer says. al.h8seh
generally deemed only De- f-- being OIL. .s
into che common sever in fhe easiest AMI
most ezPcdnioas manner possible. tbey are
nevertheless highly beneficial Vegetable
Feeders. a. sci 81 a'efli i-.ccf prcveni.ses
Hence thev shou'i lever be wasted more
e'pecialiy D. parties iarir- rarI-rs. A.
their a7li.rafion to iLe ground vt,ttrr ia
winter cr srmu.er. viH shou tersfr..u,
no; on'y on Ordinary vegetable crops. bss
a.s' on berry bushe.. and shruh.. bo-l p
hoTer'. ard even viniou pc plan,s utae
poare-l cr sPriak.ed over roses. cab
bare'. &C.. tisy sli prevent. or at I-s.,
mitigate. tas uis,hievo1s loin-s o. ,ie
green fy ani ca,crrIa-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

hfNfre fortrurs We me- utt a.
farmer Jag se-k. whom 90 tr.,r 81. t.,.-v
s.c-'s.'ai in BE sgr.c..,a-al o,.-,f..,.
hut who has some not.o-s ,fhis ou- 49,.
farming Auoar CHER tti--.. te,.4r.,
Del aiEsy- gets better crop 20 reta-s,.
Wien o. mixes together several k.r8.. H.
snss ihai q yea take tbe several sod. ,-l
Plant theu serarateiy on tie sane pee.
and then plans aaciscr similar prh r.m
mixed. the latter uiI be a larger crop t.a-
ile former. TIE .dea vas rev f1 us. Can
ans 81 cor Poiato Re-. .ers teI as atsat o.
We tbo1ghf BE- 81 6rst o-Iva ublm. batss
le aisays has good crops o. l.I not Eas
20 DO bin ~ vi,h7lt All iarrsurat,1n.
What think ysu. brother arme-ss
fMe Tarmcr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

PRrSKEVrSG fEUTrs ~ CkNNISG. We
are glad ne practice q eanning fruits i
coming into such general use. ever the Ga
method Of making preserves q thea Can
ning has many advantages. anong which
are. lit is more sirnrie ard easily perform
ed. j. cheaper anl beahbier. and many
good fruits. such a. Pic plant and currants.
can BE- hep, in as manner. which make
ve-y indiHerenf preserves. Besides .fruii,
are far more raiaisbie IN their fresh. natu.
raj state. a. they car b. kept by canning.
dan ifcomPosnded nth sugar. Tbc pro
ecss Of canning IS easily Practiccd. there &.
80 myssery connected With Il. and We uoull
uree HPon every household he inportancs;
ofcanning up A. great variety 81 vc-eia.
blcs and fruits a. possible. Beein With
rhubarb- PrcpIre Il As II Tor cooking.
scaid q and pct il into comnon bottles. put
in the oorks While ihey are hot. pet on some
sealing wax. dip little cola water on the
wax 80 a. 70 prevent The air from forcing
iis way do~n tarough the melted wax
through some ereriee in The coFk. and the
work : done. Maple syrup can De kcp,
sweet through tie sumner ~ simply put
ting it up n sealed bo,ties. sf,es 6rst ex-
pcliins The an As ia canning fruits
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27
Mime Farmer.

ADvANrA0E o. JEEsEY CarrE. TLey
cot no more ihan oticrs; they are more
docile than others. they make A. nssch bat
Ter a. otler good CO.'S (ibe Ayr,bire breed
alone exccpicd) and What Is ihe most. thcy
make better batter than any other coS
thcy no; only make e better. bui mach bet-
Ter. Batter nale from the Jersey OF Al
drrncy. wiil Command IN market. where q;
j. knoWn. quarter more. Tbs Is IN con-
sequence Of the superior qaality. color.
flavor. &c The ercam Is equally hell IN
estimation. Way not introiuee this blood
info our dairiess Why not Substitute our
ie- COWS Tor it' for the Ailcrney &. no.
where better than a. single cos-tbe pet
pre- ear iaenily IN H. stock line. lie a
pare blood nals il possible. where q = de-
sired % cross On sbe ustive Let the dan
be a deep mixer. IL matters net shout
the quality o. uliik. Sd that there l. 4 pro-
fasion. IT, richness val Be allel by de
male. II pure. Il all never fail. There
Is some % tins native blood 10 some parts
ofthe country. We have seen % IN tLe
East. [Barzl World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

War l. THoUsAND % SHixGtrsa
In answer 20 the injury OF correspond
eni. the y. Z. Farmer gives the sollo-in-
remarks upon the qacsiiou:
We cannot snl ihe word single. in
the Revised Stsfstes % this STATE. The IN
spector Of isaibcr informs - that ,hree
ycArs ago fbe Legislature passed la- mp
on the subject. vhirh. proving dad ia.
ter. was snaiiy repealed. and the rnanufae.
iurers and dealers IN shingles we're lrfs u
be law unto themselves Shingles A.
put uP IN way that enables The carcfsI
eoysr % sec jasi what b. Is psrchssius. and
Tr'ees vary According 90 uyie ara quality.
For eonveaienoe in banding tiey arr uni-
iormly packed IN "qssrt,r~ B-n-les.-a
word. BY the way. Tar more aprropriate
than /" thOusanl~
Originally. ne unders;and. Il "a, A.
ssRea that shingles aserasel sour inches
m width, sni that ten Lunlrca s.ch nae
" thousand Consequently a thou,asd
shingles laid IN 3 single row. ~ouii extend
1000 inches. Il piled inio tuo tirrs OF fftv
courses each, in the usual STYLE q p.rk,r-
shavel slins.es these 100 coarscs would
be 80 inches or 3 feet inches To- lrnr,h.
Prom this j appears thar some Of our cor
respondeni's neiehbors are very liberal 10
their estimates. Willie be orr rule falls
Little short Of 0Oe lhossand sLiueles. for
inches vide.
Nov for covering tie roof Three sLin.
gies four inches vide. vii cover jaa one
foot in length. aud Il ~ alior ioehe. 10
The Weaiher. . VII reqai-e jl.t thrrc shin
glos 10 cover foot 10 height. or nine %
square foo; but AZ nov anl tLen a sLin.lc
proved o. be unfi or use. workunea cam.
10 assume ihai ten instead o. nine .houil
be alio~ed for sgaare loot. ard one thoa-
sand shingles ior orc huudred .7-a-e feet
q root. Hence the general rule liar far
each enc hundred Square feet CO rool. ore
thousand sh.ogies shall be allowed.
The moss common dimensiors ofa bs,rL
Or quarter-ofa. thousaad shineie.. !. a.
follows sixteen inches iu ienrths bsa.hes
twenty inches ious. tuo ticr-. one of fu..--
~ ..aANl 90 A'tI...Nr. T."r.Hn
Your such bunchcs vii De- found Co email
an extsat OF $500 inches. Instead az he
o7siaal 800 B1i supposing thcm al o.
Be good shingles. 'tey vii iav hna8rrl
square Feet VIII go Inches. or s.me ...,v
shingles over. WATCH nay Be ano~,s o.
shrinkage ani ether oontinseneiss.
With Such bunchcs. ~ undsr,,,r1 ~,..
Penters are satisfied iat thai arr ,rr-nr-
ing % thcre reasureucufs 81 rorsi Tered Ia.
them a. indicafive q unii,r dealing o.
casionaiiy bvnclcs DOE more tLar sixteen t,.
eighteen inches long. With o.. Do. o- 90
eourses in fier. ani shingles If i,eLs. i.
length. make their appearance. bat tt-v
ar not regarded either e. ''uasrrbarfif o.. "a
o. ~ rssp-cfahie.
We were iuiormcl by one renremsn
that 30 NeHb,ra. \. O.. Single. arc us,-
ufr.tured two feef ia ierrft. a-I .it .rrte.
vide. ten buudrel 81 ubicb by -osrt. make
tboasand.' Those narrower than Ok
inches al sold e. % ulsf~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

WHTcu ARR 70 pr THr VIcToRsy The
weeds answer tre. Very vel. tie battle
hss besur., ici il be oa the part ofthe farm
eFs va 81 exisrulin2i.3n. II we over
stock our pastures ~e make q total loss
1t not ihc farmer. ihen. pat bis crops On
short rat.ous isr ias sake Of feeding ious
@ ucxiols weeds. NJ We and pro-
leut cuiiivafor vi divide H. food AMI
driak q his crops uish i5ai seeds but - 100
keep lis 6ei.s clean. iLat their fatlre calti.
Walton may BE- easier. ald that vheu seed.
81 do~n 90 grass BIS crops nav be- amply
rcmunerati'e. How often Do men ray sl0
. cord io- man1re. an grow a. raeh
weight 81 seels a. pianiss One hall ttc
quantity ~ manure .n iLis case. With clean
ca.iivation. would have p-oduced q better
crop in qlani.iy and qaa'ry. RemeabeF
a large hos-wecl eats a. mech manure a, 4
stalk Of corn -iih two u O.. golden ears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

The editor q tie Earal Ncu Yorker
found Few remarkably ricb spots 70 grass
in ran meaioE. Which be- thiaks were
caused BY iac hqaad drcrpinrs of cattle
The Presious autumn. Ii CO tbe grass
from one sgsarc ioot of one o. ihe raukcsi
spots u veighea three pounds green. ard
~oaid give a. least ore haii roaal Of hay.
or iao poands o. thc sqaare ro4s c4lil iu
round numbers to zen tous a. acre. uLi.e
che teli wouid average onlr oue-fo1rtL 90
ose-Lali sea- Tie Question: g.. ~ii % pay
% ssse E11id uaanures
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

one thousand two hunlrsI oxen YER.
recently staupslsd ata large esui. f,.. i,
~ Blanc. fraaos. AZ h., ibey thrsu
oo-n al and hedge eacios.ar e.il.
- s'eaPea into ihs eountry. having k.lsd
10 u'en ard sounded q dossn more IN tbsir
fight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

II Ducharfre. Frenctuan uho o..
been iavesiiaafiag ttc rate 81 rr8uth ia
plants tg day ani BY night. considers TIA,
che greatesi increase ia ierg.h takes place
az nlglt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

Ths .ut-ct.i-r Asrsh, s,ss. rubi.r .o,,s- ~
h has t~ra aaf aFrnrnfru ~ tar NuHnrahaa
, sac ~ ffoisis. 50 a. Ceuufs ~ osiaft. 40
as-aaacd ~ trust Of Esecutof ofthe 81 - 49,
testsa-ent of
THOMAS CHASE. Ne o. Bssts,it.
l. $50 Cpsss. 3.ces-.i. - giviag t.su1 a. ~
80 tiierts VI thrrrtarr rrlu--f. 80 rsrseu.
b. afe airiie tn co. ~srsir ri ssil drr.af~t ts
1--A~ i-s7urrifsts payuufufs cd lna=r ~ 1--we
- tratais ih-rvaa. te sNhi'lf DO saur FL
- 10. i-ss Np>CuE a.. CHASE.
Tss >-h.ci,i,sr h-tsi, give. r.sil., ,..,-s thsf
~ has i~ea ts.F anr.siatet o. fkr hoa..rsh.~
10. e. nf fr,l.n'e. g. fhs Couufy Eel pstsrf. aaf
assari ths trrst oi At.a.ufsfrs'af ofthe rstts of
WILLIAM CowELL. he ~ Ss..-er.
D. ..,i tau-i, asosas-i. o. r'si.g bal %. ,a-
la- eifrfs iir iherrt.rr rrtl i.sts IN -rsr1s 80
go iat~ieri ta 30 r-frfr 81 $50 lerrss~t fs
r.asr sa-i-i.are pafurar. ant 49, SD have
g., .-aatats th-l-oa. o. -sh'lst a. s.1ar ts
j. ~. ists. EENtN ROBINSON.
TIE Ssi-rr,i-r h-,.h, eve. r..i.l.. .a,.-. ,Ast
~ 80 be tvs apfesufrt u no heasfsh'-
J. -r II fr.ir1Fr. c. thr l..rafF 90 ues.rd sni
assulri 10 trusi IF Atsisi.-rsfrtS ai ihc estate
Gu.NAN e.. FARwELi.. Lis FRI G,,,sl.
10 $50 Ceasfs $1,000. o. rivinr i.,-i 60 th-
To- t'rr.fs- 49, fhrrrfF~ rslarst. Ell rer.eas
ah. ,fr ii.lfrl la ae estate FL sd t-crasrl o.
r-skr ir....-...afe ratnrrr. aa.i ftos- sha Ave
49, trra.rts fhrrraa. ts ssh.ts th- saa.r O.
Jaar a. i-ee. utNJ. A. CLARK.
The >s..,rl-r srr-tv gives rutsc s,fs-s 49,
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