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Chas. Thompson. Franklin street, Buffalo,
says: II have suffered for a long time with
constipation, and tried almost everiy purga.
tive advertised, but only resulting in tempo
rary relief, and after constipation still more
aggravated Iwastold about your Spring Bios.
som and tried 1t. I eau now Say l am cured,
and though some months have elapsed, still
some on hand in case OF old complaint return.
ing" Price 80 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
Sold by Laughliu Bros. & Co.. Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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Ats o'clock the other mornings wife
followed her husband down to the gate as
he WAS starting for downtown, and kindly
said to him:
civilian, you know how sadly l need
q blue bunting dress."
"Yee, DEAR" he remarked, "but you
know how hs1d up / am. As soon as I
can SEQ my way clear yon shall nave the
dress, and q new hatto boot. Be patient,
be good, and your reward shall be great"
Forty minutes after that he emerged
from q restaurant with a big basket and a
iish.pole, bound up the river. In the
basket was a chicken. pickles, cake, fruit,
pie, and q bottle OF liquid OF a rich color,
and he was just lighting q 20 cent cigar
when his wife came along. EsfN
"Wha!! you here!"h e exclaimed.
"Yea, ] was going to the. market.
Where are you going-what's in the
basket" r
~ was going to carry this fish.pole
around to 4 friend on Jefferson avenue"
he modestly answered. ssa
"Aud that baeket?"-
"Thie basket-well, L was going to take
it 10 the orphan asylum ,as a -presentto
the children. i is q donation from si1
leading c%itizene." '.''' go
"Willism, ! don't believe it,"
"Sh! Don't talk 80 loud!"
"William, I shall talk louder yeti" she
exclaimed. "lll bet you ore going fish
ing!" ,,
plaintiyely asked. III never have! Al
proof o. my sincerity you can take thii
baskHt to tho asylum yourself!"
"Aud III DO i'll" she promptly replied
ss she relieved him Of it. III. .ui g7
"Mary, hadn't you-" ,.,t5''
mo, sir,I hadn't! You'd 6sttor hurry
up with that tlsh.pole, as the man ma:
want it., md be careful how you stant
around in the hotsun"
She left there. He watched her tax
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$40 00a24 80: American $40 00a25 90; Russia
sheeting sis ooal6 20. Nails, cut 50 05aS 10;

$40 0Oa?4 30: American $40 00a25 90: Russia
sheeting. sis 0Oal6 20. Nails; cut 50 05a3 10;
clinch 81 O6a6 Us. ~ tSl$r'
NEW ORLEANS. May ?s.-Cotton steady;
middling lONc: low middling 03Gc; good or.
binary SIC. Net receipts 42O bales: gross 44O
bales; export TO Great Britain $500; con.
tinent 4,2Oo bales; sales 1900 bales; stock
10000 bales.
CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Ho6s-Stendy: CON.
mon and light 81 6Oa8 90; packing and butch.
ers' 50 40a825. Receipts 1850 head; shipments
$50 head. No market Oh Monday.
PlrrsBuRon. May 2S,--PErnoLKuu-Qu Quiet
United certificates S2Xc; refined 7Ac for
Philadelphia delivery. Exchange closed Mon.
day. ,.1gr
NEW YoRK. May 2s.-WooL-lirm; domcs.
TO fleece 3?a36c; pulled 20a40c; unwashed in
3Oc; Texas l4a25c.
NEw YORK. May 2S:-Leatler--strong aud
In good demand; hemlock sole 23a27c.
1871. - 49, -" T
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'.3Inny are Suffering from Colds.n

'3Iany are Suffering from Colds"
Dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh, bron-
chial and asthmatic attacks. All these dan
gerous symptoms are entirely cured by "Dr.
swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
The first dose gives relief, and the worst
and sore lungs yield to its healing pro-
perties Sold by all druggists at Is cents and
81. The large size is the most economical
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-30
For Failing, Premn,ureuray Hair Use

London Hair Restorer, insures new growth,
London Hair Restorer, Restores the color,
London Hair Restorer, Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer, The only clearly and
London Hair Restorer, effectual Hair Re-
London Hair Restorer, Btorer in the market,
A toilet luxury entirely free from all OBJ
noxious or unpleasant odor.
PHYSICIANS USE M RECOMMEND IT.
Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top became quite bald. I applied
"London Hair Color R~e,tofer.n Ny hair
not only stopped falling. but is now growing
finely, and l consider It an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. J. W. Abel, NJ. D.,
Druggist, 1924 Beach street, Philadelphia.
Price rs cents q bottle, six bottles 81. Sold
by Druggists. l""r MwpAw.
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How often persons have been annoyed by
burrs ~clinging to their dress or clothing and
how seldom have they, when cleaning them.
given 1t q thought that Burdock Root is the
most valuable blood cleanser and purifier
kpown, and is sold by every druggist under
the namo Of Rurdock Blood Bittera. Price
81 90, trial size 10 cents. y0.,og IN 81.
Sold BY Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
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CHICAGO, May 2S.-The Droyers' Joprpal re-

n.,,,, oEoNoIa JOulQhl re.
Aogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
s,eU head; Arriyalsi increasing quality good,
larry active and unchanged; packing dull
and weak at IS 50a5 90; good to CHOICES mack
ing and shipping IS 9saG Is; bacon, choice
70 Soao W, a few extra at Sc CO.: poor IN fair
Few loft. iG ~ 1851 """"A'
. Cattls-Receipts eco head; shipments 1000
head. Market actiye; exports Sc OOa6 Is:
good to choice shipping SIS 75a6 90; poor to
nhddllngS 20 25a5 90; butchers active, prices
weak; scallawass 50 0oa3 go; fair to good IS Is
a 5o; choice "a IS; FUR to good erassers 50 Goa
I AZ; Colorados 10 OOa5 IS; sto,kers' and feed
ers' quiet and slow at IS 50as 90. :, 800
steepTTl:ecelpts geo head; shipments 900
mead. Market IN good demand good quality
poor common to fair, sborn s. 50a4 rs :Tc1ns
shorn 81 90: best natives SIS so: hest heavy
wooled IS 2oa6 so. No market Monday.
PHILADELPHIA. May oS.-Flour steady;
western extra 81 0U; Minnesota extra, 81 25a
ol2H; Ohio extra IS 75a6 90: winter patent
80 90; Minnesota patent 81 Goat 25. Rye flour
less active ut IS 25a5 SO. Wheat stronger No.
2 red elevator 81 2514: No. Q red May ST 25a
. 25N; June 81 94&al rs; July 81 '2iNal %;
August 81 l81sal 10. Corn quiet and steady:
steamer and track 6sc; rejected track a7a50c:
sail mixed May 69aGOko; June .66Ya57c:
July 56atGNc; August 56Na57Hc. Oats dull
and unsettled; No. . white. 5OHa51c: No, 8
do 49Hc; mixed :t47ai8c. Provisions Quiet.
Lard, prime steam Sll 90. Butter weak
creamery 2Ia25c: New York and Bradford
county, Pa, extra 23a24c; dairy 1Ga9lc, Eggs
firm and scarce at 14Hal5Hc. Cheese trIu:
creamery 0a0kc. Petroleum quiet and nm.
changed. Whisky quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. May 2s.- Cotton fairly, ac,ivy,e,
and q shade higher ut 1Os6c. Flour strong:
family s. 05a5 rs: fancy unchanged. Wheat
frmer. No. 2 red winter 81 l2al is, Corn
irregular; No. 2 mixed $50. Oats strong No.
3 mixed '42a42Xc. Rye dull and nominal :
No. 2, 81 20al "a. Barley scarce and firn,:
No. l extra fall 81 05. Pork ouio, at SID co.
Lard dull at $40 05. Bulk meats dnIj.
shoulders s5.62H: clear rib IS 50, Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Whisky steady at
81 o5' Butter easier but not quotably lower.
TOLEDO. May 2s.-Wheat Quiet: No. i
white Michigan 81 l5H; amber Michigan
81 10y; No. 2 red ,Wabssh spot 81 lSk -;
May 81 1887 June 81 lsIf; July 81 l6X;
August 81 la: year 81 l21s; No. 8 rcd Wabash
81 II; rejected 81 ca. Corn quiet; high mixed
4Sc; No = spot AK; June 46Xc; No. 2 whi'c
60lIsc; rejected 48c; damaged 3ihc. Oats
dull; No. 2 white 43c. 1Eomarkets Monday.
EEwYoRK, May os.-DnY Goops-The week
olesed with an active demand for cotton
goods, which are In light supply with agents
and very firm. " trints continue quiet, but
ginghams are doing we'll. Lawns and piques
jobbing' lairly. Heavy clothing woolens in
moderate request and the. leading makes sold
ahead.H ~ ~ $500, ~ -
New YoaK,, May 2S.-MErALs-Manulac
tured copper dull new shea.hing $50 O0;-in
: got lake us 50alS is; pig iron dull; scotcl
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STATE BoNps-Dull

SrooKs-The market opened weak and gen.
orally lower, and before noon prices fell u to3
per cent, Norfolk & Western preferred, Hons.
ton 4 Texas, Texas Pacific, Michigan Central,
New jersey Central and IT. Paul leading
This WINS followed by an advance OF u to liz
per cent III the general list, and 1 per cent'in
Norfolk & Western preferred, and later by a
resction Of " to l per cent. In the late deal.
ings speculation assumed a strong tone, and
the market closed ut III improvement of " TO
~ psr cent III the general list from the lowest
point OF the day, while Norfolk K Western bra.
lerred 1850 81 per cent from the lowest fyursof
the morning. Western Union Telegraph, Mich.
iean Central, New Jersey Central, aid Louis.
vile 4 Nashville were conspicuous IN The late
advance, -l -
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1 Deem it my DUTY to Tell tho World

what Dr.. swayno's Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry has done for me. I
had a violent cough, night sweats,
sore throat, great weakness, with Sc
we're attacks Of hemorrhage, gave up
all hope Of recovery. lam now cured,
a sound and hearty man.
EDWARD II. HANSON,
Engineer at sweeney's Pottery,
1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed
and l still remain a healthy man,
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"ro Enjoy Life, Have strong Lupr.,r

Free from coughs and colds, good appetite,
reireshingsleep. use "Dr. Swayne' Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry" the best remedy for
week lungs, bronchia, and asthmetic affections
ever discovered. Bold by druggists at 25 cents
and 81 bottle. AwYay.
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FINANCIAL Ann COMMERCIAL.
asw york money aud Steaks.

New YoRK. May 2s.-MosrY-Markct easy
ut 2ka3h per cent. Primo mercantile paper
per cent. Sterling exchange bank.
ers' bills weak ats4 50, demand 81 IS.
G~nvruruxrr ~Rnsna-Stpndv q
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MEDICAL:
YOU KNOW

YOU KNOW :.
,,s,a,. Of . pH}{ ss iae'cs .asss' ien q . d.
~ ~ sIs patients, L aters Thai i lave dealt
t.stSoI,, Sa,,,lcril eric. NJ I,' .ho have consulted
an,t, Ipi ANY All. naiae without pcrln'nion,
NESi,,..tf,f W. , pape ,ni,cI certificates from mos,
:. have LHaeI iSt they hsl been rfonouneE,
pst Ai,e esin ,n,yb medical edhen,ion, VIZ
,.snSh A Sirehenco and is,aiiaad,ss "st.
n ~ an ha,P,N atlUs 0tsefvancc o, t".u i,rie man.
Sprip SSs ;,s tsT sai ,,rIet ns' s" : pa,,lUIe, md I
81 pral i,,ays ,uces,, v ea ntor. E
ZONE, Fl, *:
.,U liyEH DiSI!Ss nSs .sC n" 70 help
tbsn aTxrnELr:1"so'n.ns min cured me,6
!: c;!s iii ,oi E'' out oil va lEp Il. PIiiILiPsI
r" Wheeling, ". Va.
r.,vpr, oy N0sR, 1srAiRED 'oiCk.E
%r,,IItlt, PnLirV ALAN, mrdielucs failed 10 help
tI,4s'j w X sorn pletpiy cured mo- ,v
o.. ,HIth con'EiiAILhs CHADDuCk,,
dspeliai i Co., Wheeling, "; va.
.,. ISu ULCxufHp s.H ist n, smith
prin"..I tailed to givo ne teie'. / vsni,
,si@," THOMAS HOLT, nsu,aH'n r' smith
~ -,IlDi them I0 fb ,IT.SIF' F. WASHINGTON.
,IsL' v,v,,,u sOggs on HEAD-.'My you
e.,fvL,1ErSsirss' r,NHothius seemed to help
II. saith ea't NTH III CATHERINE CAPS,
N,,.st street, Wheeling. W; W
rerssreI Tor years with ealCri. ian u
tSetE,u. ,,,ae,. II returned after eaeh ol1,aI IU i
& & 3 :.ls sa'el me without N ttaHIhl .' X. oEcGrT
.,,oy ANUS = Fiat Of my back lor ~
Fir, fhi.LtH t,inr, d. Smith cured ine Without
,sI,-R,tonri"!" THOMAS COLV!N,,,
~. p \. ;reSf, Main street. wheeling; W; ~
ksOlshIsw,"ro, RNrvN, PKOLArsus AND flLEs
ruE..,'" ~ ,odlc aud pronounced incurable' pf'
iii ;ltel me ''' TsoassI ii DELANY,
Martins Ferry.
80, wrhc,.-"Dr, Smiths proieA-
iH, mi &. 10 my family have oesn Mon and 1
-. Ironucnl Lm to oil ~ o Sen'0nAD
.aTMlIal phy,!dan." had been suffer.
yn' AaAo, ,.In and Il. atci by many Physician
" t.eT III. smith Mii ! hal a Mpt,wotm
. pI'ftp,Hs ,u,. removed a II monster, l09 ieet long
10 eS| tcyTL.iSTs Three years In hospitals iol
FEs,Ls a. M r+tullar advantages In 'uch cases.
its.", srrpl Of Catatlh, Diseases 0. nuIr
fs'y sI,opath, Kidneys, sim, bi9o1, mtsI ssro,nIs
,t, Ind Weaknesses o! Men Aau iou'u'
|, i.hsa testify TO my success
s e',..t, n . distance may be treated BY letter ana
hssI. "ssrsn,nVd. A char, for sell examination
1890 rs ~ .Ip, .! Two ,hfOe.cens stamps. anu Aa''ce
t's'tI W. NJ, a, orlce tree. Once hours IRON 9 Z:
C"',%DH- W t,tIy, snnday, from 2 TO s =. IN. Chl
In"E II. SMITH. NJ. d..
No, 81 Twelfth st., Wheeling, W. va.
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G~0vERNMkNT BoNDs-Steuuy.
United Btats % Of 1851, coupons. ...... ........ ..... lO4
HsH ElNu, "...'....'.,.... ......i 0th
New Four and . halls, e0uporh.............-,....ll6S
Now Four, coupon. ......... -........ iISk
faunc d OF 1875. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .... .......!...... ..i33
RAILROAD Bosps-In this market Boston,
Hartford T. Frie ilrsts declined TO 10 from
W, advanced to 81, and sgain declined TO so
and advanced 10 81; Mobile & Ohio third dc.
bentures declined 10 81 from 90, seconds do,
to Cox from GSA, and Rochester & Pittsburgh
income, to 81 FROM 60N. g.. U.&L. q. cons0ls
advanced to 1872 from 1875; Chattanooga tirsis,
to l23 from hoy; New Jersey Central frsts,
10 l2lH from l20X, and Indiana, bloomington
q Western trsts, to 0J from 02x.
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Caused by Derangement Of the Liver and Bowels.
The symptoms Of Liver complaint arc a bitter or bad
ta.te In the mouth; pain III tho huck, sides or joints,
often mistaken Tor rheumatism; sour stomach; loss oil
appetite; bowels alternately costive and lax; head.
ache; loss Of memory, with q paIniul ,ensaiion OF
having Jailed TO do something which ought to have
psarance Of the skin and eyes; a dry cough oi:cn
mist.kon Tor consumption.
Bometimcs many Of these symphonic attend the dis
ease, At others very lew; but the Liver. tho larry est
orran In tho DO ,. is general y the scat OF the disease,
and " not rNsu ated In time, great suffering, wretch.
edness and Death will ensue.
| can recommend rs an c~ficarlous remedy for dis.
ease Of tho Liver, flcartbura and Dyspepsia, SLIM
mons' Liver Regulator. LIw,sG, WuSpYR,
W. have tested It's virtues, personally and know
that for Dyspepsia, Blliousness, and Throbbins Head.
oche, II ~ the test medicine the world ever saw. We
have tried iorty other remedies before timmons'
Liver Regulator, but none OF them gave us more than
temporary relief. but the Regulator not only relieved,
hut cur.d us."-ED. TKLEaIAPH AND MESSENGER,
Macon, Ga.
Manufactured only by ,
j. III. ZEILIN - CO..
: /. .p. b. PHILADELPHIA.
Ear 49, I-..--tI-
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New YoaK, May 2s.-MErALs-Manufac-
tured copper dull new sheathing $50 O0;.in.
got lake Wis 50alS Is; pig iron dull; Scotch
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, SEwYoRK, May os.-DnY Goops-The week
clcsed with an active demand for cotton
goods, which are In light supply with agents
and very firm. erints continue quiet, but
ginghams are doing we'll. Lawns and piques
jobbing lairly. Heavy clothing woolens in
moderate request and tho leading makes sold
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-27
HuxUs IN SOILS.

Soils of old forests usually contain an
abundance of hunius, formed Of leaves and
the decayed bodies and limbs of trees.
This i+ natures fertilizer. Where the
grass is not yearly destroyed by fires,
prairies contain rich soils, full of humus
from the yearly crop of grasses. The de-
cay Of weeds, corn stalks, pea vines or
any other vegetable matter adds fer
tility TO the soil They are great re-
storers Of worn out sosls. Old, worn
out, impoverished felds often have most
Of the materials needed to constitute fer
tile soiIs, but only need vegetable matteED
phosphate Of lime, and perhaps potash
and carbonate Of lime.
So on some poor soils crops may want
but . small quantity Of Fertilizer. and
want that bat few months in the crop
ping season. Here the crop and the cul-
livasor ere about in the same condition ;
A1Gaa uanis hut Iittie here below,
&ev want thak iISsis isug.
But al Of the home manures should be
carefaIly saved and applied wish CON
u,errial SertiIizera There 10 bat little
dangsr 81 giving land dyspepsia BY cram
ming them with stable and harnyard
maanrs, forest le.ves veil rotsed. and pea
fzt ......l ----
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REFoRu rmE FRN.Es.

Somebody in the New York .Iun has
made a calculation showing that the money
invested in fences in the United States
amounts in the aggregate to more than the
national debt These fences, moreover,
must be renewed on the average once in
every ten years. They are growing more
expensive with the scarcity of timber and
the increasing demand for lumber for
more important purposes. Some substi-
tute must be found. Wire is extensively
used, but there are serious objections to
it in all its forms.
Why not adopt the Usage orange ?
asks an exchange. Properly treated it
makes an excellent hedge. When the
plants are allowed to grow up untrimmed
they make beautiful trees, and few of
them, permitted to shoot up-st intervals
in the hedge, are very desirable both for
shade and ornament With good at
tendance hedge may be obtained in
three or four years that will turn the
largest or smallest STOCK. Better stlIl, II
viii turn men and boys The lawless
trespasser will have hard road to travel
when he has either to bolt through an
Usage hedge or run quarter Of . mile
to find . gate
Nothing would go further to relieve the
farmer from this annoyance, which in the
neighborhood of towns is almost unen-
durable, than the general introduction Of
the hardy Usage hedge. The sportsmen,
who are annually urging the. Legislature
to greater stringency in the laws for the
preservation Of game, may also proftably
consider how much this cheap and simple
expedient would contribute to the object.
The helge is the best friend of the bird,
and the worst enemy Of the trespasser
and the pot hunter.
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-A 4ODA n11SG 1VOe
Few fully apPreciatsAow much freez-
ing of the ground does to set at liberty
the plant food locked up in almost all
soils. Water, in freezing, expands about
one-eighth of its bulk, and with tremen-
dous force. Water, if confined in the
strongest rock and frozen, win burst it
asunder. The smallest particles of soil,
which are in fact only minute bits OF rock,
as the microscope will show, if frozen
while moist are broken still finer. This
will go on all Winter in every part of the
held or garden reached by the frost and
as most soils contain more or less ele-
ments that all growing plants or crops
need, a good freezing is equivalent to
adding manures or fertilizers. Hence it
is desirable to expose a. much of the soil
as possible to frost action, and the deeper
the better, for the lower soil has been less
drawn upon, and is richer in plant food
Turn up the soil this month wherever
practicable. If thrown into ridges and
hollows, in field and garden, the frost viii
penetrate so much deeper. Further,
blowing or spading the soil now, exposes
insects and weed roots to killing by freez-
ing. Still further, soils thrown up loosely
will dry out earlier in Spring, and admit
earlier working, which is often great
gain when day or two may decide in
favor of a successful cro2.-Americon
AgricuItarist for December.
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There = tFue love sd - 20 ~
Have HnGeFing dnnbln a6am is
IN tell the trm1h anA simp1E eng
That life b = blank witksut Il
There b l0ve botA Bue - struax.
A l0ts thnl hlEesA neUaE
It IiveS On klsh and suffers wFunw.
But lives and IoVes Ineevex.
eaeh I9ve b fo1nd bat oaee n snrsh-
The heart eaanot repel h:
tr0m phencs ls e0mns or why tas birth,
The teugus nay nsser ten e
This love 3 mine, h rpile Ct an
This love asndly ekeEish.
The earth nay ajax, the skses may mn,
This love win never peTaah.
II Is love thai ea1not de
But, Ike the soul, lmm0gsnl,
And with ik eleMyes this sfaETy aky
And paases through the partal,
This b the love thas comes q stay
An otAeF loves are Aeefing:
And when they e1me iuHf turn AWAY
II IN but Cupid cheating.
Ah1 0asy, AiEAssso uspuslisAsG.
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President TYLER's GRAvK.-Stimu-
lated by an offer Of $1,000 towards the
project from wealthy Northern visitor.
Capt. John s. Wise, of Richmond, Va,
has undertaken to raise . fund for the
erection of monument over the grave Of
President Tyler, which is now unmarked
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ofFebruary o. Iss a. Narch. hhm old
naxim thas e one Jaau.ry i worth Two
March hmhs."
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CorToS RAIsIEG II NOKrH CAROLINA.
Judge Eure, Of Gates county, N. c.,
raised { 800 lbs. seed cotton from . sin
gle acre Of land this season, and baled
sixteen bales, averaging 500 pounds,
from an eightsnd a-half acre lot. Alsck
Carter, Of the same county, raised twenty
SIX bales. averaging 500 pounds, from
fifteen area.
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