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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-28

BENNIEaToN.- Fred Wilder, baggageman on
the Bennington and Rutland Railroad, has been
promoted 10 the position Of conductor on that
road aud has charge Of the train that leaves Ben
nington in the morning.
Last week was a week Of fires in Bennington
and vicinity, the deyouring element seeming to
have taken new license Of power. On Thursday
the dwelling house Of Hull Chandler caught on
Gre from the chimney as is supposed, aud was
entirely consumed, with much u It's contents,
Mr. Chandler NaH alone at the time, and worked
al saving the articles Of furniture until driven
away by the flames We understand there was
an insurance Of $1,000
On Sunday q last week ]. c. Norton, Of BEN
ningtpn, met with serious accident. Himself and
f. spiegle were taking a ride il the afternoon,
and were near the works Of the Bennington Pow
der Company. the horse gave a sudden start, By
which Mr.. Norton was thrown out Of the buggy
backwards severely fIaeturng his leg above the
knee. he was Immediately conveyed to his resi-
dence IN most intense pain, whore he was coon
attended By DR.. NJ J, Love.
AT 60 adjourned toxin meeting, 10 Benning-
ton. held on Monday Of last week, Hon. I. W
Park offered to guarantee any taxpayer in any
town. that has subscrAoed for bonds and stock IN
the Lebanon Syringe Railroad, against loss on
account Of the subscription, BOTH INTEREST AND
PRINCIPAL, On payment 70 him q ten per cont d
their proportion Of the subscription; and he will
secure this guarantee be makes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-28

DICKENS. What have intended, what / have
resolved upon II, on my return to England in my
OVID English journal, manfully promptly, plainly
III my own person % bear, for the behoof az my
counirymen, such testimony to the gigantic
changes q this country, a. / have limited a. to-
night Also 81 record that wherever / have heen,
iu the smallest placee eqnallE slth tho largest /
haTe been received With unsurpassed pa!iieucss.
d,heacy sweet temper hospitality and c0nside.
ration, The Testimony. 10 long as ! live, aud So
hong 81 MS deseeadaAts baye shy loyal right IL
my b8oAs. / shall cauee 10 be Fe-pubiisbed as an
appendix ~ every copy % those tao boakaJf niine
PHraz DINNER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-28

JAMAICA Mr.. Henry FELTON,, aged so, owner
Of saw-mill at this place, while fling circular
raw in lis mill on Tuesday, a, m, last, had his
right hand and arm stripped up badly, his left
hand considerably injured and his back somewhat
lacerated by the starting Of the saw which was
done BY foolishly careless fellow named Castle,
who turned on the gate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-28

sLABa.-We do net taink tlss parents sppre-
ciaie the neeeesity 81 preventing tie use q
slang aoras ty then boys ard girls. i. il not
d eaaeat0n that edaeation. day b day in child
heo4, ~ tie Ices a whith no books 81 study q
learning IL college DAYS Aud after lie can COM
pcnssfe. a boy g SLOWED y say abuliyr ~ IN
stance. khe father laughs perhaps poohs.
pQ0Ass When tid uQt4fF fIHEeeaNs HeF anxiety
igr tlas bgFz retnemeuL "Hell eet ayff that
d. HsA, -qf eHuEts ae wsi gff ever i aat who's
b. Birds thnt "bHAy + Improper in aoeisty, what
l&a 81 iE bis brain q tAAe - placef Parents
must realize t5lat The Use - slang tae gar, =
chtiaFeu q q Iag lees 4mpeTtaace 81 matter q
ii4paftaMca fh&a at q aastteF Il eaucaiiaa. They
ulElst fCf4HzaAaT theI MaenrF an cuNYerta tlUn Is
naa ealnaa g Gsf o yexf bsli ~ s 3f.-tfrse.
put at9Fe eli - CHILDHOOD = practcs. KgEs-
lts NAH AGb.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-28

The senate has resolved 90 e. 20 ieeislaiira
business uhalsser antil impeachment iz eyer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-28

ArExANDrA III STIFFNESS new book. sIhe Of
eiai History q the War &c.. hss been palllslled
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-28

Read ,he advertisement q Procsors Oral n
teri4inator lie sure thing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-28

Totals n.eain,ss5 aclUo,7o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30
historioal and scrintural.

favor, historical and Scriptural,
and more than all physiological.
They tell me particularly of the sis
terlY feeling that prevails among the
women. but | am inclined to suspect
such testimony, coming as it does en-
tireiy from the men, forT am as yet
acquainted with but few ladies. In
one family have met with here, the
three wives of one man are about
forty, thirty and twenty-five years of
age respectively, and seem contented
and happy enough. But that this never
can be generally the case. need say
to no enc who has the slightest
knowledge of the female heart.
Somewhere on the face of the earth
there may exist race OF women of
whom two can live in, the same house,
love the same man ind be agreeable,
but / have never seen specimen.
j ust across the street from where L
write lives an old repFobate named
Tufft, who has had nine wives, of
whom three are living, aHd it is said
they pull the old eentieman's hair on
an average of aboutthree times a day.
I think he ought to marry four more,
Ito keep these three in subsection.
= 'Siingie-blessedness may be a
bad condition, but I am sure it's
better than such multiple cussedness.
There is one good thing about it,
Though. IF man got a bad wife the
| first time, 1t gives a man a chance to
try again But then that is bad. too,
for it he happens to miss it both
times it would double his misery: On
the whole don't think I'd like It
I'm not anxious to invest In wives
/ not. more than one, anyhow. Some
Of these old sinners may banker after
4 lgood one would be satisfied.
Yours for manogamy, BEADLE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

of the kind,+-proofof this can be found in
com con parlns our premiums with those OF
dIfion To which we claim TO give better
goods of the same character.
WE WILL SEND To AGENTS FREE OF
4H CHARGE,
For a Club az 2 o and Three DOILdy,s-I doz
good linen shirt Fronts, set Solid cold
Studs. All Woo Cashmere for Pants. Fine
White Counterpart, large size. / elegant
Balmoral Skirt. % yards brown or bleach
ed Sheeting, good quality. yard wide. / ele-
CANT 100 -fictnle Morocco bound Photo.
Album. ] double lens StereOscope and IL
Foreign Views. siiver-plated engraved
5 bottle Castor. / elegant SILK Fan, with
Ivory or Sandal Wood Frame feathe- ed
edge sand spangied. steel Carving KniTe
and Fork, very best quality, with DRY
balanced handle. / handsome beaded and
lined ParasoI. 20 yarGs good Print. / very
fine Damask Table Cov-I. pr. best quail
ity Ladies, Serge Congress Boots. dozen
fine Linen Towels Y dozen Rogers best
iSitVer Desert Forks. l Ladies' large real
tern. II dozen elegant Silver Plated en-
gfaxed INapkin Rings. l dozen Ladies' fine
MerInO or Cotton stockings. Gents heavy
bis sl 4 cat Balm Boots.I eIessnt DeIaine
Dress Pattern. ! Violin aud Bow, in box
complete. set Jewelry, pin. ear drops and
IFbq a CLUB 0T50 and FtUe Douors-I black
or colored Alapacca Dress Pattern. l set
Lace Curtains. / pr. All Wool Blankets.
ing Ca1stor.sI beautiful N rIting Desk. l sol
id Cold scarf Pin. so yds. very fine CASH
mere. for Pants and Vest. set Ivory bal
aneed handle Knives, with 81 yer plated
Forks. I elegant Satin ParasoI, heavily
beaded and lined with tflk. l pr. gents
Calf Boots. 30 yds. good Print. 80 yds. good
brown or bIeached Sheetlng, yard wide,
or 40 yds. "a yd. wide. cd quality. la
dies elegant Morocco Travelling bag.
square Wool shawl. plain Norwich Pop
I'm iuress pattern ~ yds. don. width cloth
tor Ladies' Cloak. Elegant engraved. sill
yer plated Tea Pot. yds double width
water proof cloth for cloaking.
. Fora Ci9lb Of 100 and Tea OOLLdrs-l rich
Meripo or Thibbet dress pattern. pair of
fine Damask Tab o q otis and Napkins to
match. pr. gents French Calf Boots. /
heavy silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher.
Very fine All Wool ClOtn for Ladies'
Cloak. " eb very best quality brown or
bleached Sheeting. IA yds line Cashmere
for suit elegant Popnn dress pattern.
Ivory balanced ha ndle Knives ana Forks.
L ladies' or gents silver Hunting-case
Watch. / bartlett Hand. Portable Sewing
macnTne. > plendi~l-Ez-ssntty -BiDIe steel
pages. p yds. good Hemp Carpe ting, good
coIors pair good Marseilles Quilt. 1 good
six ba rel revolver. 1 elegant fur Muff
and Cape-l single barrel shot Gun. / sill
yer p ated, engraved, 8 bottled Revolving
Castor, cut glass bottles. very fine Violin
Knives and FORKS. GU
Presents for larger Clubs increase in the
same ratio. ..r
Send Neney by Registered Letter.
: ES-Catalogae Of goods sent to any ad-
dress free. r f#
PARKER & CO.,
Nos. ss and 100 Summer Street, Boston.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30
K "A * L. -.
ALL STYLES AND SHAPES
80 GET roUns ron NOTHING. "a

G Any one who sends us an order for FIVE
l5) AXES, 81 Q NE DOLLAR AND "A
HALF EACH, with the cash, Will receive
ONE EXTRA, FOR NOTHING.
We will put our Axe alongside Of any
other make, and prove IL the best finished
and the largest steel, measuring two and
half inches.
We have made Axes for twenty-five
years, and won't yield the palm In shape
TO any manufacturer, and yet con less that
p" sucker OF illinois," called Co BURN,
beat as in his patent shape. The circular
bit and continuous edge make the seme
labor produce twice as much effect.
We call IT COLBUkN'S PATENT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30
Our COMMISSIONS to Agents

Exceed those OF airy other establishment
iotthe kindsr-proofof this can be found in
compaTlng our premiums with those OF
Others FOR Q UBS OF THE SAME SIZE, in ad-
dIfion To which we claim TO give better
goods ofthe same Character.
WE WILL SEND To AGENTS. FREE OF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

rhe State OF Society on the Pacific
Railroad WAGON Travel over the
PlalnS-Bull Whackers aud Mule
Skinners-Rude Life of the Team
sters-The, Bill OF Fare and COOK
Receipts kefch or 3 MOFmOhls
HlstOry-Salt Lake Gity-Its Beau
tiTul Scenery, Social Life ana MOT
mOnism.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

- n. GEEBERE ~ CU
De No. "a NORTH FIRST STREE e
WIN be pleased TO see all their old cugto -
eTs, and as many new ones as VIII LaVoE
them with a call. A full ssortrAenG OF
Groceries, etc, always on mana anu AuE
sale mt the lowest market prices.
@@- Agents for STAFFORD Mills SAlaDamal
ne tgtIl Give sDectaE Inducements % az Ehoaa
blsVsysS for Cash les
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30
WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAB
nj. souri, Lands.

sfx PARCELs-6sO, go 1000, 2l2O. 22l0,
and geo acres in Barry County, for sale,
soc per acre, by r
5If5 2 Bow ling Green. n. Y. city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30
RED JACKET AXE.

Any one who sends as an order for FIVE
AXES OF this shape, at TWO DOLLARS
4@2l EACH will receive ONE EXTRA,
Fer NOTHING.
AL responsible hardware dealers sell the
tLIPPINCOTT AXES" Buy or them.
But II there should happen to be one so
unfortunate as not to know rs, send the
money aud we will be sure to please you.
LIPPINCOFT & BAKEWELL.
PITrsBURe. Pa,
Sole owners OF CoIburn's Patent Axe.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

This justly celebrated Native Wine
made. fromShe juice OF the Oporto Grape,
tonic and strengthening properties are
unsurpassed by any other native Wine.
Being the pure juice of the grape, pro-
duced under Mr.. Speer's own personal
SUPERVISION. Its purity and genuineness
are Guaranteed. The youngest child may
narfake of its generous qualities, and the
TIrsa kest invalid may use 1T TO advantage.
IT is particularly beneficial TO The aged
and debilitated and sn y. 3S,i bo me va
It IS In every respect ---i .s~--
- Il VINE TO BE RELIED ON
InvaTids use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
* fE'an1 a Iaz use Speeris Port Grape W1Iaes e..
Weakly persons ind benefit by IT'S use.
Speer's Wines in hospitals are preferred
to other wines.
BEN Sold by druggists.
A. Speer's Vineyard, New Jersey: once
24S Broadway, New York. Ids4U o4y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30
Rlnnd- MANH0OD- NotLina Q im

poFtant- Send two STAN pa
for sealed " pages on the whole subject.
DR. WHITTIER, confidential physician
OF St.Charles Street. st. Louis NO. stands
pre- eminently above all others IN d spe-
cialty. No matter who failed, state your
cass!l Patients q Gated by mail In every
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
Total increase. ...................
sl,7ls,9os s'



Business fnnra toav fairly active under food a.
orders from The interior The arrivals oi
NesYok including that ordered by telegraph On
Saturday last being reality dA{s receipts IN oe
enabled bankers sup al demands With ease a We '
requirements business readily met al ~ per cent
per aunua
The annual review Of the Cincinnati Chamber OF Com
merce contains elaborate tabular exposition OF the
comparative amount Of exports and imports 10 ana IRON
in all the branches or trade during the past
eight years. this document taken the follow
ing statistics Of OF the chief articles Of commerce
during the last two years
Hoe-Ies7 whole number packed @2ooi 1868 whole number
PACKED imports U75 exports 81 30
impors 8l9 bush: exports 6f,bl9 bush ,--.-
N6T-Impos 1851, ~ 1l2 bush exports +fSo bushi po
1868 bush; exports, jIJblo bush -, ,.o -. =
CoTrov-Imports 1867 1928 bales; Exports H%O oAe1 IN
morris 1905 l95 6O8 bales; E1Ios, l1JlE bales .., ,.
CoRy-Ios 1867 f920 bush Exports 5i9eil odh Imports
1868 i45 500 bush ETpOiis l6ab hush -, o,o - l.
1861 4Tl q87 buh erp0ns glsH bush I'D
nors 1853 $50 qBl bush exports. 900 3i9 bush $500.
WHKY-Inports 1901 t hhls exports lo iO bbi Imports
1868 800 bbs exports 1865 bblS 49,, -.
1862. 2l3,5oi bbs exports. llu5l9 bbA 600. -, -.
WooImpos 1901 1890 haesi exports 1879 p@'s i~Po'N
1868. .G5l bales exports, y i6l bales ...,,, =,
ports 1872 S6l bblsi eIport, a36lg bhls .. , -.
HAi-Impor l8 9 s7 lpes: exports !lOb bales Imports
1869 % rs bales. exports R1D bales .. o.. .c, ,,,
PyrEo grs-IpoIts 1901 1901 bba Imports 1863 lo 3 hbA
RYg-Impo 1907 400l bush; exports, UbJJ busb. Imports
1863 2ls 335 bush; exports 1882 bush. 50,
Finally the total value OF exports ana ihpoIs ioI Ho
years 1866 and 1878 WIS as follows: - ,.. .
Imports 1866, e31 GR1D tIporis, @Is4J4h Impes loo'-o
e2OpCJ gi3; exports, &lff,HZ,l5J
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
TurRsp,vs WEATHER REPORTS ., N.
SHIPPING NTELLIG ENCE.
PORT or Sgw.YoRK.........ssP-
CLEARED.

CLEARED. }
ste.n.hrsHsnss Rickensten PerTepolt Shropshire
Phadepha. Green, philadelphia Nsre9s bcsse Boston
Gen Barnes Morton Francisco DeakeH Ss an Yer.
Cr MORO Haiteras Blakensp Norfolk ADj
Richmond; Dirlgo, johnson, Portland
Paudelo. Toara Duukirque; Damon wilkins Buenos
Ayres Minua Snkel Ste,u; Nepouse Tracy. q ace Bay .
Brgs-Frttano Nonaslare Csi, Bride Brooks CuracoA Mari
posa Leighton Glaze Bav W W Lord Mcleod ST. yohn N
Omega McInn Bay C. b. Memphis S.Hior Gov Bay. B.
Sehoeners-M b. Mahozy Con Boston Gold Hunter Pnc ~
John b. Lena Hume Appby Bangor senator Fausne Boston
susan Strtson Barker Amloy G. Davis DoaDe Point
pee Euoa Godfrey stephen Mary H. Westeo Candy Wash
gtop Mary Ellen Hubbard Norfolk Kennedy Portland
ARRIVED.
sbip Progress Woodward, Liverpool IS days. mdse
ship Pearnsught, Jones Cacntta April ~, ndse
Rark Favistock, Tate Shanslae April 20 teas
Bark Silss sh Brand San Francisco ifl DAYS, mdse
Rrg Little Fury Cunningham. Bueuos hides and so
Len in port barks Normandy MolBtoh from Portland MAY Osn(
for Antwerp Morning Light Walters and James Welsh Mcutou lssd
Charging; HarfOr loading for Negsugh Tat.y Les
oadpg Boston Evelyn jenkins aud White Wing Wall oAdns Tor
Big saxon Grreu Giacs Bay B. coal Sailed company
wit Anna RakeT. for New-lsk.
Brig Alton Ftc6et Turks Island II DAYS salt
Bay Petersen Rio Janeiro % days coffee
sehL MARY Eyehne Petit, Washington. ~ l.
sebn 8 &. Ryans Hammond. Baltimore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FosrRx.s MoSaoH Sept P.ssed for Baltimore hng Mozart
bsrk Adelaide Rio Jsreiro Grain KnyphaBstp Cas seh
r " Plunner Baroadoes . .
for Providence
FOREIGN PORTS.
POiSr Sept orhe steamship ST. Andrew passed this point
at midnight Last night
GLASGOW Sept lohe steamship Ruropa NssYork Aug %
arrived In the GIde tstay.
QuEKSsrows Sept -The steamship Deumsf Thomson frop
NewYars Aug % arrived at this port today on the way Z" Liverpool"
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

PACIFIC RAILROAD (OF MISSOURI SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS.
Over three millions dollars Of the above loan hav-
ing been sold in this market since the lst ins beside
several large lots for shipment to Europe the price
has this day been advanced par and accrued inter
est in currency.
The proceeds Of this loan to be applied to pay
ment of maturing obligations and not for extension
of the road or new improvements. The bonds will
be frstmortgage on 2S3 miles Of road, running from
St. Louis to Kansas City and have 20 years to run
principal and interest payable in gold. Coupons ma
ture February and August. Net earningsnow double
the amount required to meet interest account.
For further particulars, apply to
CLARK, DODGE & Co.,
No 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
LIBERIA.
NEWS PROM THE COAST OF AFRICA-DlsFAlOh
FROM COMMANDER JEFFERS. -

FROM COMMANDER JhffhN
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10-ComlnahueI Jt'on, JtmeI9,'
commanding the swatara reports TO ne Dt aa is se
uBder date Lisbon, April D. the 1etaIi ~ Va Eeb-
down the coast Of Africa. lie saleu from IS-ovia
ruary s. touched at Gibraltar and reacheu IA ,ound
February % He called upon the fIesue itjlafion
evidences OF success IN the attempt 10 pd' e. canita
an Africa He believes the great NAM .bo Greater
wh,le another obstacle has been that tnV !grcri
mart of the immigrants have hOI ~ N"rtbern
turel iatorers Too many arc from tlo ma ,ha oii
sit,ss and 81 mixed blood, and unable 10 S tr eS,
r,aIe lev resort 10 trading with tne io e, 0 -,
-, E,r mis- reason Liberia does NOV ~
sSni,1b, food fo support immigrant niu @
1870 ,,norts A. from the United Sldtos' 4ho
% era succeed well. CohFershB Win some
pL ii,, members Of the Government OF questlohs
Va tno nr country, Commander Jeneis iouha
NV, "to5 ,,I of opinion that universal Suffrage 10
tnci' "a ,ecroes would be ljudciOus using the ar
n, snan, S,ce do not allow natives among us 10
kutlo"r, k, r,,less they have been educated III our
n,s N1'o relieving them TO be no more competent
=. Iorstand the limited questions OF the inter
", ND et terna policy this little Republic, than the
aratiVely uneducated oUlOred masses AT nome 1ney
ali allude 20 America home and are able 10 unuer
stand your numerous and complicated Issues Coin-
maudef LETTERS thinks II any impression 70 Do maze on
Africa will be through this colony, which seems 10 &c
based Chrlsanizug and mOrazing prlnclpe5 t"hlle
an the other establishments arc based on uaue III Iu,
Vunp0wder aud muskets. lie states lie reached isnoh
AVri a. During the he diligently sought lhioImt
t6n from all accessible sources, with reference 10 amen
can interests and found trade and interests IN
lstfactUTy state. He reports the slave taue eDueD
BusDeuded.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

DOMESTIC hAkktlH
R.r,,.oN. Sent lOCot,ou duI; Mddng uonnv 29e Yoar
doll and veal business aud prices unchanged Wgai i good
= pine sLasa & S.D All aI% :, Al ta Mes PA sseh,pse
Bacon qast; sides l7c Clear sae' 7.dl7iG Shoulder" ltc
Pal.p.rPnia sept lOCoon lover; N1lrs 7a2oc core'
seed aas9 FAIsesd 90 Gof'. & tn.r sSgT 3 aa
droopns EItss esd co. North wessn EIA Family seas
"a m Amher S2 80 Rye steady At a CO. held frnlJ Y
low Mned westem, 81 ~ os' aDsbnget sales So,o es'
Pennsy,ABis 75e ProvsHa unchanged WhJ gu' 81 ~
foreo Sept Flour qgie. 'sd i,oGpfs Ths,, % sIn sho.,
~ ioa4 IL; whn Wabs,h s. Corn Gm sna better o.
81 SS % for No and s q for F,cht sm 600
SRpm, iI 700 bSsh whe,, 500 ba,b Corn.
Is @ SEPT o g' re-. d ~ a g S 81 sa s' o.. qSei
And unbalanced Rye is 81 B,y qsehnssd ~ ,ar6s @,I -
W5I lul :, ssiT Mes. Pork quiet ard era Lard dai
.ae. Al se Bacon que. dull BAH Meats unchanged Gold l
3sxHoo sept oFOur unchanged and 10 good densud .le, Of
& e sdt9 a. pdS for NJ P,.i spnVg . a. od t A@1 % @
Toledo sprrs lots 81 saIgS Of 80 h-Aa,.
Of 80 bush No car la B.ey e..ri ..e' Of as 600
Ps Pssa sSy as S sSori. ga, shpuns ss; hIhs sG
Canal Fhswlt.i ie toR and barley s to ~ Sss.YGS wy -.
@1 Cs1a E,oI6so 6 % S ss & XIV . OT % s' s Ms;' ~, i a
BusrlLc sept o-R,csPt. wbsli 900 bush Corn oou,b
oat. iooOO bush Flour 1o tb, shipm.n".wh,ai so9ba
Con- 90 .. NE %S. e1's M os' On cd and @ on c to SsSY Toi
, d and unshs6gd wts noaA 20 S dsas. @ 20 Hdes,. .e.
.aies Of aoco BUSH seller ssp,smhe ee Rye
sns 70 sa.iy n.., Pofs-sIins sa for heavy Lari-aas
ne s".. dsI al q, , ~ D. ,,.. soD, y,,,., a, na.s
wIs.s ssaSS ~ fir dsran at 81 sst s1 sac. So
% 10 ss" sss ss ct q o i.'1Ss a. sy, .y S ad ssf
br %i, iss s:. at rs 1s''sS 81 Pe, At Dry
s9 shoulder. nominal .i It ieS rs, ka sso % s., D gsS, 3 o
is iss x ii. ;
Ss SEei sa % HfsiS 5 Is su.S S' 'Ts s'iS
St SS:.. 'S IS S. Corn q ssl 6. 900 1s os ''' ''