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IN thu Nay number ~ 'ON Ani
Sew" Mr. llalo's "lscsision NJ iii.
Dible' il M instructive account NJ ils
undertaking Mr, ] y Quincy ba.
another kaaa argument against esemp.
ting ehntrl' property from iAxaii.n.
Tbs Examiner !. unu.ally fail careful
md Instructive accounts ~ rseent pub.
llratlo,s, and lhs RECORD, vins Art.
and Musie department are. N a.ual.
fresh and s"d. Of tho iva poems.
oue IL ,ieas aspiration. and il,e oller
= musical enuush invocation IL TN
spring BY LILLIAN Clarke.
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~ t'onavprs Cnll'~snl Arlmtaru.
soots / year I'D. al b. ". OVENS.
$500 rer hundved
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W VI Nss~ssA -. N ta~e fass,
~ sAA M+an~eass .AiAeslns nArh
~. tir,ss~s " ,lv l'lravnsssllls
Al'isnt ss~t%4s H. - ~l.l FA#l
w 44s w 4stAAs AsH4sny VI 49,
s ssei .ettf tNstsft ptl1
s~AaH w t#s - ~ II "A " 'he
shatehatlr,s
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No. Ladies' wishing 4, ae.,l,e |, Euod
bargain Ia CAM I'alaspls eall early ~
kipp's
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eAa~ Va h. 4, n. ,,.rn r., Estis
hNhmssA thvss, ,vvvs, NJ reN,s ssrh
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60 ~ se@ ~ s,yae us~a sAsts
ssss "A ssl HNIs sisssA ssa,s stiss.
eta n NJ ,,sses ts'at
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Han Pra,wi.eo. April ~ II Ill.
patch rum Portland. Tonight. sa,r thu
Indians WIN recently lst iekalana
reservation, made their appearance n.
Lewis river settlements. arraysd In
war paint 4 general outbreak In ans.
tern Oregon ID feared, Hsttle,s ~.
quest - b. furnished with arms by Tho
governor II tho stale.
TDs MopoeA
NJ lalsr nvwn fran Lava i,ai. pro,-
silly 10 go,lrlar II Yyoka bufTa TUES.
day. Government messengers hAsa
tho only horses on the route II PRES.
ent.
TIM riuSxa
Virginia CITY. Nav. April ~. 1t
II reported that ! number " piula
bucks. WIN spent tho winter among thu
settlements In This portion " Tho stAts,
lately disappeared. we'll armed and
mounted, and II y supposed hass gone
~ join ths Htlsn mountain bands. north
palisades, from whom trouble II sniiei.
psssd. Signal arss have been noticed
In the mounlalM eastward aud SOUTH
ward, several nights past, The Indians
Asss4hoah pfofa. ignorance eoaeern.
inx ths,n. A large number u piutss
ars stIll IN this vicinity, perfectly
quiet.
pUkaAfivs piLLS hAvs become ! ut
tied necessity With the American poo.
ple. Indeed, oathsrliss always have
bsen and slvayn must b. ased. In soms
fovm by Ill mankind. IN this country
The pllulav form n administration has
l'een growing IL hyor eyer since pills
wsfs arsl inads VI Alcss and Nhubarb,
rolled Into ball, Thar high position
N ths publA confidence hAs Anslly bssn
secured and fastened InlD psr,nansnry
BY AvsK's cAsMAnrir Puts. The
must shIllfuI combination " medicine
fov she dlseassu they ass intended 70
euss. that nelsncs can devise ~ Art
ssn produce. Those vim nssd pills.
10 lDassr hesitate what pills " TAXA II
lhsy ean 1T Ayss's PHI, - " hssline
(vA.) l'rsn1.
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0WWA cMnshAsrts rsn hnA M n,cs~
- fresh ani attractive vaiams nv ErslnE
sales than THE Ns~ Iieuseksepers Man.
nal, ~ Aitssr h Iist.uss aud Nr. N
n krows ryrlnreslia II Domestic Eeun.
osny anil 4 rnmpir* ''aehesy lIaak In oas
vsinmv Erht fnf circular IL I n kuHb
A Co. N~w York, Desisn, ahieag. ~ Han
ernnrisro. ~ a.
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4 british subject Who l,a1 boon re-
siding ~ Washington ~ many years
following Tho useful occupation u !
manufacturer II Washington relies
male " timber grown ~ Mount Yer.
non. has received $4,000 damages
from tho Mixed Claims Commission nj
Washington. Tbs Government took
possession " hls factory for wnr pur.
p,sgs, during tho lalo ''unl,lcnspntnora
eod. nfser trying IL vain 10 Mt pay ..
~ American citizen, hs pni III hI1
claim ~ liriiirh subject Tint |. thu
advantage u having two or ihrre eiii.
he,lshlrs About one's house. .--courier
.Iu.rust
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Cuneoroo Ia mare than i substitute
fur Castor OIL, II II the only AAts article
In existence which II ssflAtn 10 AsslMt1Als
The fo0.l, regulate Tho howsls, aara Nlnd.
coliu and produce natural sleep II euN.
talns neither minerals, morphine Or Aim.
kei, and II pleasant " take UAlltlfeM
Assd MT Wy and mothers may resi, itau0
-
rus ruAasT AND Bwxsrnss uon.Liys.
on II HAsArd 4 CAswsiis mnds - .hs ssA
ahors, from fresh, selected ilvsrr, by Car
WILL, HAaAAs = IN New foft II 10
absolutely rrna and swasr. Patients who
have eAss taken II prefer II 10 oil oshssa.
pAysleIaas have decided II superior 70 .ny
VI ethsr nlls In laAEhsl. 1874
Nervous Oeblllly
Win ~ gloomy Attendxnta, low spirits.
dsprssslea, involuntary smlsslohs, loss
u SENECA, spermAtorrhra, loss " power
dlsay had, loss u memory, and threatened
impotence and lmhseility, aud 4 sovereign
cure In tfuMriiRkyS' HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC NO. TWkNTy.ktumT.
Composed uflhs most valuable mild aud
potent curntlses, they strike " enee II
~ rast VI the matter tone up TN syste,n.
arrssl 'he discharges. and iMrarl vltor and
energy, iife and vitality toihv entire man
They have eured thousand " eassa. Price
~ per package " NJ hoses and \ large
N vial. which u very importnnl IN ubsiin-
nate Or uid eases, or ~ per single bps !.
Mold by Al i druggists. and .snt by mil
on rseslpt VI price Address. iltAFnnats'
trGrttia iioAserArmie MsntuiAa cU.,
t07 broadway, Nsw.ietL
For sale b, pr. j. j Ci.EMMEn.
Ovssso. lows. vl4.ns-iy
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10 10 y. w. Owens fur uhloce lWo
year oil apple trees, " tsn cents
apiece.
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~ VI ftr~ far aset That s~ll as stThi NV
Irur dollars VI ans rsrNr in rrrra WIN
viii Aet H agent sNhALL N t'o,.
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MllllM9Wv ovoNs
IN
& IL Ai a. g g !.
A.ssA.'sssA - ~s~sA .-a ss*s
clsla millinery eNli,
~ n. a.. saas n Nm a s~ssA 4 y,~m.
A@1ls, sAask ~ N ssaA skssl*s sAss
,as sAsstm1 s.A xsssN&s.f ksNss
lsss IN hss sa~ tss M
tts*sksss
oEf,HS .k.sAi.AV
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t#ws#fa asssssae~ sMA sxshsATstHN tiii "
sHstsrtssA w .tsss insssMrs
4 .As,s "A r..st~sys " s~il sl,ea AHa
The latAae il l#s1ssA " a. iAsNsstsaH n
sNaas sna lsltts
sftses Ian, ~ isfs
ALL Mss 4 NM
NIM nAkERN,
CONFECTIONERY,
FRUIT STORE.
sesapl iaet neYsh " the
COURT Novox.
The undersigned have erenea An establish
mshs In
CRH3CO,
W. M ahusv branches VI hwslNen,
They viii b. Al III times Supplied ~hh
All saeh articles ~ rome within tAslF trade
NIYY kAs AesS GOUDS.
Aaa III, lowest living prices, they invite
toHr custom
STONE and IRVINE.
tany ~ is75
" m Wnhafnr
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NDRTnWAED

q tation for Jamestown, N. Y, aud connection
with A. 81 g. W. trains east aud west. Cosnecls at
Warren With tiains east and west ON th- p Il L.
RI u. TiIAYER Gen'l Supt.,
Duukiri, New York.
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ARRIVAL AND BEnAxTgRE OR
TRAINS ON a.. q. a A. Es. K.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON o.. q. a A. IL. K.
On and after Sunday, Feb 18th, 1878,
trains will run ss follows:
NORTH NO. 5. 40. l. no. 7.
Leave Irvine. l2l5PH. 8. 20 p n
Leave Oi! City 500 \. 2.3O P N. 7,50 p N
=" Pet.Cen $50 3,37 " S,33 d"
TitusV. ITO 4.25 " 9,l5 "
Arrive Cory, s,5S 500 q" 1910 &"
No o-kccommoda.ion Freight.
Leaves OIL City $50 "; Pet Centre,
l0,lS; Titusvilie, l1.05; Ar. Cory, IL, 40pm
sOUTK. NO. 2. No. 4. NO. s.
Leave CORY, 1885 A N. 6,l0 A II. 6,2Or N
Titnsv. 1920 p N. $50 7,3o "
=. Cen. l.20 s.l7 s.l5i ="
Arrive o. City 200 500 T." 500 l."
" Irvine. 500 ll.33 "
NO. INSTRUMENTATION Freight.
Leaves Cory Lao p N; Titnav. 2. SIS; Pot
Centre. 3,55; Ar al Oil City, 4,3O p m.
~ No. S and i rnn on Sunday,
ssy- -Commenc Nov. Sd trains will run
BY Philadelphia time. which 10 TEN MN
UTLs FASTER than our time.
J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen. sup..
G. J. HEPBURN. ASST supt.
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phiGadeIphla a. Erie HailroatI

WINTER TINE TABLE
On asd sfter Sunday. Oct. s7th, 1874, the Trains
on the Philadelphia d Erie Railroad will ran as
follews:
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-08

A YOUNG MAN ~ CHESTER COUNTY WAN
DRRs FROM HOME AND IS FROZEN TO
DEATH.

YOUNG MAN IN CHESTER COUNTY WAN
DRRs FROM HOME AND IS FROZEN TO
DEATH.
The Oxford Press says; A very sad Incl
dent occurred at LrWisville, this county,
during last week, Of which we have re-
ceived the following Information
young man, about eighteen years Of
age, named Joshua Foy, son OF William
Foy, Esq, of Lewisville, left bis home on
Tuesday morning Of last week. Al noon
his absence was noticed, and as he had
been subject to frequent attacks Of epilepsy
for wears past, which usually left his mind
in an impaired condition for some days,
fears were entertained that he had be u
overcome by that disease. Search was
made for him In and about the town dnf-
ing the afternoon without success, and in
the evening information was obtained OF
his getting into a sleigh near Brick Meet
! ing House, Md. and riding some distance
/ towards College Green.
/ On Wednesday aud Thursday extended
search was continued without obtaining
any further trace of him. Friday moruhl
they found that he had passed through
| College Green, and he was traced from
there to CharlUstown, thence onward Il
the river, when il seemed he had conn
back to Charestown. H. the afternoon
lifeless body, which proved to be his, wa
accidently found buried in the snow tbOul
a mile southeast Of ChaTiestown, where IA
had finally persisted from the intense cold
His body was only partially frozen, whicl
led to the belief that life had not b. com
extinct until Thursday night or Ffida
morning. An inquest was held, aite
which the body Was taken charge Ci D.
his relatives Tor intermeut.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-08

CAR ehOfS WANTED
The Enterprise meeting at the town hall
on Thursday evening last was the largest
Of the kind vet held In Smyrna. all Glasses
of our business men being largely repre-
scented. The committee appointed 1t thu
previous meeting to determine upon that
branch of enterprise which thsy might
deem best calculated TO promote the inter
ests of our town, reported through their
chairman, DR.. Collins, in favor Of scar
building" which was unanimously tu-
dorsed by the meeting.
The following gentlemen were appointed
committee to procure a charter from the
present Legislature Messrs. W. VI. Bell.
WIN. Wordcn, W. II. Baggs, !. d. IIamil
ton and W. B. Collins. Messrs. T. d
Hamilton and J. W Flick were appoin ed
committee to collect money to dtfray
the expenses Of procuring the charter,
which duty they performed without leaving
/ the room. During the evening Samuel
/ Taylor, Esq, IN few well-timed remarks,
l gave good reasons why be, AS one of the
| committee. favored ear building. showing
| cenclusively shat whilst II was Profitable
branch of Industry il was business cslcu-
lated to give employment to a greater
number OF mechanics than any other,
and would prove an enterprise that would
be most likely to promote immigration
Rev. DR.. Morsel being present addressed
the meeting, and In an eloquent, earues
manner urged the necessity o perseverance,
and energy in this important natter
pointing out the great benefit that wnul,
naturally accrue 10 our town aud citizen
from the contamination of this contsm
plated work. Judging from the spirit an,
enthusiasm displayed at this meeting, vs.
may Expect. ere long, to see this importan
branch of industry fairly under way II
Smyrna, which Will naturally be followe
by other branches. Keep the ball rolling
= Itgaihers strength by being kept in motion
Smyrna LHlsliosResr.
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over the RIVAL

MATTERS ~ AND AKoUED PENNsdRovE,
AEW JRRsEN. SPECIALLY REPORTED Fok
EVERY EyrSiNG.
The schooner Jamie Middleton, Captain
j. Mhi,ccher, sailed, January 3lst, with a
cargo Of sixteen thousand barrels Of corn,
shipped by John summerland & Brothers
10 Boston.
\ schooner of about one hundred tons
bulhen, and an empty canal barge lie al
the wharf Of Henry BIrb,c, awaiting an
owner, having been picked up and towtd
ashore by tug boat }. McFaddcn, Captain
). Dcnnie, while drifting down the iivel
in Held of ice few days since.
F,cnch's Hotel has been enlarged, The
beautiful grove adjoining filed up will
dirt taken from the river, and will present
an attractive appearance by the commence
uirnt Of the senson.
A charter has been granted by the Legls
lature Of the State Of New Jersey, for th'
construction Of railroad from point OF
ihe west Jersey Railroad, known ~ West
vile, to the Delaware river al or nea
Pennsgruvr, making In all iout chat q
from RAILROADS with Penuser",e Tor thei
terminus, yea. when the steamboats, an
not running, the leoplc nre competent 1
20 N carriages or on iJot.
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Newark Items.
sERENkDE AND WHAT CAME OF IT
ACCIDENT.

sERESkDE AND WHAT CAME OF IT
ACCIDENT.
On Thursday night week one Of our fell
low citizens was married. and large
number of his ol4 friends thought he
should be sereuaded. They gathered all
the young men they could get 10 volunteer,
with tin pans and other fine musical In
struments too numerous to mention, and
started on their journey. Arriving at the
honse of the brides father, commenced
PLAYING a very sweet tune, when the old
gent eman came to the door and invited
the serenaders to leave or he would see If
there was no law in Chester county 10
meet their case. When last seen, the
band was making up to a store, not a
hundred miles fiom Strickersville, TO tell
their tale of woe.
In the very cold weather of last week a
small hog was very nearly frozen to death.
The different stores had the cold marked
down from Il to 20 below zero.
The work on the Delaware & Penna.,
Railroad is going on very well considering
the very bad weather we have had lately.
We had very good sleighing about New
ark and the people were taking advantage
of il when the rain came which com
menced Monday afternoon, aud almost
] 7IFN'AAh AuH AWhs
We came very near having a first class
accident on Monday afternoon, AT the
calvert crossing the railroad near Mr.
Joseph Grfiih's. The horse attached 10
a sleigh driven by an old gentleman, when
the cars came along got frightened ant
jumped out of the harness and down an
embaukment, leaving the occupant sittinl
in the sleigh, which very much frightened
! the horse but he was not injured.
a very large plumber OF our people Would
like to sign the petition Of removing thu
Court House, only that those who are get
ting signers to remons rance against
say that the city Of Wilmington, whel
they have the bill passed for removal
wouldlback out Of the arrangement and
leave the county to pay all expenses
How about it, am satisfied very nearl.
all our people are in favor Of remoya
provided they can get n fair understanding
In regard to the matter.
The annual session of Grand Circle
Brotherhood of the Union, mett in Newar
Feb. IL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-08

To he Editor Of Egery EpsHi,g lis II
fair or honorable for your Dover cores
pondeut to make such lnsinuations in
regard to the management of the State
Treasury rs appeared In his letters Of the
Sd and 4th insts., unless he has some
foundation for them And IL he has any
facts to warrant such indirect charges, Is
it not his duty US q citizen 10 bring then
to the notice Of the Legislature But he
has no facts and ! challenge him, or any
one else, to produce proof that single
dol lar has been taken out Of the Treasury,
within the last two years, except in strict
accordance with the requirements Of the
Constitution. viz Ono money shall be
drawn from the Treasury but in cGnse'
quence of appropriations made by law"
The Legislature may have made extra
VACANT appropriations, but the Treasurer
cannot correct that evil; his duty Is plain
he can only pay what IL Authorized by
law, and cannot refuse TO pay any clam
that has been allowed by the Legislature,
If your correspondent had taken pairs
to examine the Auditors report for las
year he could have seen how the none,
was expended. Hereafter let him write o
what lie does (and not of what he doe
not) know. w.
New CASTLE Co., Feb. 6, 1873.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-08

,cclpENr.-Mr. Guthrie, an employer
&. .he McLear Il Ktndall's Carnage
"a his white carrying piece Of work
A Mn sstahs Wedn, sdav, fell aud hurt
i'",s,lf so badly as to require the attend
~, of DR.. Bullock.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-08

seniors ACCIDENT. "A gentleman writ
b.sus nom Georgetown says that col
"a man whose name he could not learn,
n loo in Indian River Hundred, met with
we're accident on the 4th Inst. He was
neht IN the machinery Of steam saw
, /. had one ley broken aud other parts
Il. hody we're seriously injured. One
,. of his face was terribly laceraled.
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van BEIL's 81 waIsKEY.

~ per gallon or 81 Per case Of twelve iarFe
o9.ue This Whi-ksy IL Pure Rye, four years
old aud very mellow
Naa benla yellow Seal sherry, sll per
case OF twelve large bottles. This N Inc we onef
" car fneaas, k-9wins ITO he psifscty pure
aud Away unfurn Ia quail y
Asa cur grocer tor Ven Beila 81 Whisky.
Ask yolr drogSist '0T Nau Bell a Mhiskey
Tel! your grocer ysu want Van Bsil Yellow
Seal shsr,y
Tell Your 9ruggist you waut Van Bella yell
'ow sea- Sherry.
Or. feud gaur order rec Il
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-08

pANls-HUNI. In Philadelphia, January sotb
iH5, W tse Key Bethel Claxt IN, Villa M
tOu, De, A"'AA
CoCHRAN-WlL sON. At Wilson, Psiat. Ken,
eYuatv Nj January 2lth, By the Rev j. /
nnonSisn, Daniel n. Cachran. OF Middleton n
Dell and Adie L Wil.ou, o. the former pis C
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-08

WILMINGTON CONFERENCE. - Speaking
OF the Wilmington Conference, which
meets on the 9th Of March, the Denton
tEion says the statement Is Incorrect that
the members of the Conference, together
with the lay delegation consists of about
200 members. The regular ministers OF
the Conference number about one hundred,
md the lay delegations are elected but
once 10 four years and are in attendance
only at the annual Conference at the ses-
sion preceding the General Conference.
Lay delegates were elected last year, and
were In attendance at the Annual Confer
encc, and will cease 10 represent the laity
Of the church until the year 1875. There
are several committees, not connected
with the work Of the ministry, who Will
meet the Conference, while in session,
which may increase the entire body to be
entertained during Its sitting, 10 about
one hundred and fifty.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-08

.RouND Hoo DAY. Sunday last, Feb
ri ~ ., was Caudlemas, or ground hog
IA, There exists popular superstition
hi. ing the people Ia the rural distpicts
ii d when his hogship cones out Of his
ls.r.aitcr a long nap, and sees his shadow.
he will return Immediately, and keep
house for six weeks l0nger-an Indication
hat six weeks of severe weather Is ttlll in
ii lc for the bipeds who live above ground.
On the other hand, If the knowing hog
duls the weather rough aud cloudy, and
docs not get a glimpse of It's shadow the
severe weather is over, and an carly spuni
MN surely follow.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-08

~ The Peninsula Fruit GtOwers' Association
VIII mold It's hrst regular eating this year In the
NouU hVute Al Dsyer, on TUESDAY. tha lsfl
Instant Al = D Ct EEK, p, IN. A. business OF Lou
potance wilt G 'me before this meeting. all the
members OF the Ats cstiOu as ", n as o n pera i,
Interested IA fruit gr0wiug, Should attend
feb 7.dli WI ssrrnl.rar
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-08
HORSE COLLARS.

To HARNESS MAKERs AND DEALERS
am manufacturing aod selling a kinds OF
collars suitable fer city 0r c0untrs trade At
UNUSUALLY Low Prices FOR CASH,
10 witch the attention VI pnrchasers Is called he
tore purchasing else where
DAVID RUTH,
I40 North Q hird street
fels-2mw PHlLaDEIPdiA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-08

A COOP WHEAT CRoP The oxford
F,tss SAYS Notwiihstuudii z the almost
to.td failure of the " heat crop last year,
Nm occasional f,ld did pretty we'll. One
OF the best crops raised in Chester county
was that Of Everard Conard, OF London
Grove. AN account Of which he has given
us rs follows: Having been frequently
uueilcd Of IN relation to ~ wheat crop %
the past season, which VIC have lately
finished thrtshmg, subjuin The following
statement which believe to be correct
Twenty acres Of ground, including th'
Whole crop. produced 376i3 bushels b,
inca sure. and by weight 39j bushels, o
1873, bushels per acre. Four acres helnl
neatly a 'ailule, propose to deduct then
ard ~ bushels for their product, whlcl
would leave 500 bushels rs the product o
the remaining 10 acres, or little over +.
bu Acls PEI acre"