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o. We have hot weather at last, Corn grows now day and night, and for month or two to come, even in Litchfeld, there will be no occa- sion for parlor stoves or comfortables

 Every person who wishes to obtain refreshing sleep and rest this season of the year, should throw aside his feather bed, and repose in good clean hair, or palm leaf mattrass, such as may be ob. tained very cheap, and of superior quality, of oul friend Dewey over the way. We can speak of theil excellence from personal experience