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New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

II Gentlemen's Hnts.-ALvORD CO., NO.
H. Bowery, offer TO the public fine Fur Hat al Fou'
Dollars OF the Spring pattern, equally light and durap
with costly qualities, and possessing all the elegance
appearance Keepin. fu! assortment OF qualities 81
Beaver and Mo!eskn Hats In Ghe article OF hne W.
Hats at 81, offered, they aim TO excel ~ NJ
Il Dry GoOds.-The subscriber would e1c a"nH; OF
Saa. edsead sand furniture aud chairs 10 The e,h
hundred dollars for Dry Goods All at The io" y. Nj.
price. line addressed TO W. Lawrence and et AZ a.r
ONCE, Park Post Office, will receive nnine"' :,
ton. ~
II Franklin Lyceum.-Tbe Lyce xn WIN n t:rcs.
this evening * O'Clock, the Medical Cone9e
by street Lecture by II. H. Byrne. Question iot ~ he
SION" Ough The Public School System oil this Guy ~.
abolished - The public are invited 10 aGend. d "
A. DAVIS WIN give Lecture in ie Sha .tn
of tbe University o., Friday evening next at: ococA
the Ruins OF Central America, and on the D,eor
tie Sor,ln,en 500 years before Columbus aTN.s
50 cen,s-Famy OF 5, 81 co: 10 be had al the 'ooo'
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

T. All who would have good head OF hear, old
young, should buy that really good article, Jones' OIL nj
Circassia here doubt that prevents the hair falling
aut-make. it grow-cures dramr1, and give, bright red
grey hair dark look, and makes it grow dark. 1t is
cold (price low the sign OF tic American Eagle g.
Chatham We advise PEG pie give il raI.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

70 Two brothers, named Lines, were drowned
BY the upsettins OF sl<iti, in which they wers at
Braintrec Mass, on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

II photographic Prints-lo0,0Ho spendldly co.
lored CONSISTING. OF about 2C0 designs, among which are
great number OF National Ten; ,rance Moral and Rfgous
subjects The above published in superior style, anu
for sale by The subscriber in lots to suit purchasers
N. CURlER, SprleesL opposite the sun ofnG I :,
added TO The above a..ornent every " +.k ~ mo lD
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

ga large body Of our citizens rendered t~
Washington Irving the compliment, of public din
uer bciors his departure for Spain. Mr.. l. re-
crcts extremely his inability TO accept it, He sais
for Europe to-day.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

% The Louisiana Legislature adjourned on
the 9th nit
% Dates from Ncw-Orlcans are 10 the osth.
Nothing new from Texas had been received
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

lJ Our friend who asks us to expose the Loco
Foco game now playing to secure the election of
their ticket in the Tenth Ward, under The stolen
mantle of Charity is informed that the people I'M
derstand it perfectly. Let them work.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

rr Tenth, Ward Democratic Wing Electors
of the Tenth War and all Others III favor o practical re-
nrrn i'm our Civ Government, requested 10 meet a tr
innhisu Hail rs Grand street on Thur>,lay evening April
7l at Il O'Clock respond to the nomination OF j. Phips
Phoenix Tor Mayor and also To heai the Report OF he Non
mating Committee OF the Ward.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

% NATHANIEL BoYpEN. of Surry, is the Wing
candidate for Member of Congress from the
XIIlth District, North Carolina, in place of Hon.
LEWIS WILLIAMS, deceased We do no, learn
that he has any opponent. Election the 18th inst.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

~ Hon.@DASIEL SARGENT, IN eminent nlef-
chan, Of Boston died in that city OF SATURDAY last,
aged 70 wears.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

70 Sund,y Loco Focos are hard at work to sc,
up 7ylc-. meeting at Washington Hall, and no.
inmate atYyler candidate for Mayor If they
would only rcss for him after they had dominated
him. VIC should like it; but that is just what they
have no idea cf doing
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

II Henry Clay Club.-A regular meeting, OF the
Ninth ard Henry Clay Club will he held this evening at
the Northern Exchange .75 Beeckerstrcet punc'nal
attendance of the members Of The Club and OF all persons
w.RBEEBEE, President
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

IL Home Ecn9ne.-'rhe undersigned offers iof tie
inspection OF the members OF the Convention, Broadco1n,
and Ca>sim,res of Domestic manufacture, which ne VII
make NJ 10 order .torr notice.
WM. r. JENNINGS, Draper and Tailor,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

70 Gov. PORTER OF Penn, has directed the
Attorney General to institute criminal proceed
ings against George Handy, in whose fuver q
nollc prosequi was recently entered. 1t seems
,ha, on his examinations letters were produced
tending TO prove tina, money had been used TO in
fiuence the legislation at Harrisburg. and implica-
says that he is determined to investigate tic affair
IN the most rigorous manner
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
SALES By AUCTION.
BIZ IXiuturn f. Co.

The two story brick houses and lot No Beach street
OF Is feet inches by 80 feet, sold Tor $50.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

Y In the LEGISLATURE on Tuesday nothing
was done worthy of mention. In SENATE the Mi
tia Bill was discussed, and the bill in relation 70
the Geological Survey passed its third reading
20 10 4. In ASSEMBLY, the bill for the more equl-
table distribution of the Literature Fund passed
its third reading-65 TO H.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

We like this Hit the CONNECTICUT boys again,
Free Traders. they have no friends
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

Manufacturing and Commercial Interests Of the whole
Gent the only power which con>tu,ionay adop, and
out measures absolutely necessary for the relief
oil the people.
Rcolaed, That the Com nercal arrangements and pro-
;ctve legislation of foreign governments and the strenuous
efforts by foreigners 10 obtain The control CT the American
Market imperavey demand that the shield Of protection
should be thrown the American Laborer matter in
what department ei industry he may be occupied.
g. Resolved That in the present embarrassed condition OF
the Nasnal Treasury and The finances OF several OF the
adequate protection of the industry OF the country giving
II le vigor and renewed activity will be among the best
preserving the Nn,ioral Credit and restoring TO
,onnd condition and proper level that o. the United States
{. Resolred That based Government is the in
free institutions mpcriouly demands that the labor OF the
country be constantly, steadily. and etcienty protected
that our abornE classes on whom the chief responsibility
graded and starving condonothe laorlng classes through
out the rest of the world
commerce. more than hall which the hands OF foreign
whose interest is take advantage Of the
should he framed will protect frauds
and our merchants from unfair and dishonest competition
TO accomplish, which object Specific Duties wherever prac
tcable offer the >urc>t prospect OF success.
g. Re,oiced, That the principles OF the Compromise Act
which cno!n the collection OF The revenues i'll cash by such
are sufficient for economical administration OF The Gov
eminent just and ought not 10 be Abandoned but nothing
IN that act which tends TO lint ample protection do
nesc industry or prevent tue encouragement, OF American
Commerce honest and iar principles should Be consid
cred deserving moments discussion in Congress- but
the contrary should receive Immediate Reproduction
l. Rcsored That ware-housins system for the bonding
y! Goods American Account exclusively may be judi
cous, but general bonding giving SIMILAR avan
g importers OF goods foreign account would be
evasion OF the Cash duty system and injury American
Commerce and Home Industry.
Referred to Committee on Commerce..
Resosed That is hereby recommended to the friends
OF american Industry throughout The States the eec
y Ia encourage and project Home Products and Done>
cufeS, that individuals well rs families and cou
hhoud pledge themselves the ption and
80 a. "s as Practicable, OF American Goods and the
.Ss " s,' own SELL labor and skill preference those
reuse Us reciprocal Commercial relations
After some aesul,ory discussion BY Messrs. J
BLUNT, a. STEWART, SWAN, CRoLlrs. SHAW
and others with regard to the proper order Of bus
ness, during which it was decided thu, Resolutions
cici,iug debate proposed by Members Should be
submitted to the Business Committee and the sew
cral Committees were authorized to withdraw and
SIT during the sessions of the Convention the Re.
solutions above cited were declared in order.
The first resolution then called up. and
Professor j. MARES addressed the Convention.
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Goods! New Goods!

WYE invite The attention Of our friends and
~ customers 10 our stock Of goods. for the
Spring and Sunmer. They are IA part as fol-
lows:
Blue. black, brown. and invisible green
Cloths and Cassimeres.
Lead, brown and drsb MerinoC sssimeres.
Black Gambler. Gsmbaons. Georgia Nam
keen and Alpaccs Cloths,
Sstineis, Keniurky yeshes. Brown Linen
and Cotton Dr,lllngs,
Satin. Fancy Silk g. Msrseilles Vesiines.
French, English. Americsn and Furniture
Prints, London Glnghsms,
MouslIn de LANES, chslleys. and Prini-
ed Muslins,
Black Bombazines. colored and black
Silks. and Maysune Prints.
Lead color and black figured I,aces,
Swiss. Null. Figured. Striped, aud Cheek
Musllns. Jaconet Mnslins.
Coloured and white Csmbrics.
Plsin and fi.ured Bobinets. Bonnets, Rib
snds. and Edgings,
Ladies' white. colored, and black silk
Gloves and Mi 70, 80
Bleached a. brown Shiriines & Shse,ings.
Gum elastic Braces. fancy Stocks. Scsris,
and black Ctavsis.
Umbrellas. and p,Tas,ls. Irish Linens.
Linen Basoms aud Collars.
Fancy Silk. GAUGE Dress Iiandke rchiefs,
and Muslia Collars, All
White and black Hose and half Hose,
Ladies fine Seal skin Slippers and Walk
ing Shoes,
Mems pumps, Boots and Shoes.
HATS. Plain, Fur, Brush and Beaver.
SADDLERY, Msu's best and common
Cutbsck Trees, Boys ditto. Colum-
bia and wood Horn Side Trees. Hog
skins end Plush. siraining and best
colion Webbing. and Sk,rIine Leather.
Morocco Skins, Buckles. Birdie Bits.
and Slirrup Irons.
White. Red. & Black Leads, White Lead
in kegs, Indigo. Nader. Spanish Brown,
Venetian Red, Crome Green and Yellow,
Copperss. ground Pepper. Spice, Ginger,
Turpen,ine and fancy Soaps. Black and
Imperial Teas, Copsl Yarnish. Gum Gu
acnm. Gum Myrrh, and Gum Shellsck,
Coach varnish. GunPosder. Salt. Can.
dies, Loaf and Brown Sugar, Molasses.
Window Glass. 8 by 10. Putty. Nails,
Cotton Yarns. Sole and Upper Leather.
Tin Ware of various kinds. and Books.
Hardware aud Cutlery. China. Queens
ware, and Glass. DC. DC. &c.
The subscribers offer their goods en- reason
able terms. Tucy were selected with great
care, and we feel determined TO sell al such
prices as will suit the times
E. MURRAY g. Go.
Maya rs smp
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aiagrssiag roiss % re tvp hsuses CO
de general appropriation al, nala : r.
pOrl, which was agreed 70 By ne house.
The Senate having also agreed. ne bill
only awaits lhe signature Of The President
10 become law.
The navy appropriation bin was farther
considered IN committee Of he whole.
Ca Tuesday. Mr. wm. csst Johnson
;a,rodueed a resolution that. The Senate
cOusen.ing thereto. he House would al
;ourn % the I5ih Of June. Objection
being made, the resolution was not re-
ceired.
The house urni inln committee Of The
whole on ihe siaie Of the Union, and
look up the bill making appropriations
Tor the navy.
On Wednesday. die whOie day was
,sain spent in committee Of the whole. in
discussing The navy appropriation bill.
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The inmscglsss Loeo Fosos Of New
Yo,k are fulIy exposed BY Numerous az.
fdssiis. ~hlch Oh no les lh.n faur
columns Of The Express. IN their nes sys
Ten Of obisinsng psEpsrs and eonticis %
oUtwsigh The strength Of lie Wings a. The
ballot box. The following facts sreFro
sed UPon oath. ss briefly rsesPiiulslsd in
the Courier:
lar All The Psupers in the Alms-hoBse
ssIe sent 10 The Polls 10 vote Ior Mouis
and The Loco Foeo Aldermen.
%. The naturalization papers Of de
eessed paupsr by the name Of Jones we're
used 20 enable living Psuper 10 vote The
Loco foco ticket.
81. Some City or SIXTY eonyieis were
discharged from Blsekwelrs lslsnd on
ihe night preceding ihe election without
ihe show Of sUlhouiy. taken 10 The dilie-
rent cellars and wsIch-hOuses for an hour
or iwo. treated and tasted. and upon re-
sidence thus srquirtd. taken 10 The Polls
OF The Eighth. Fourth, and we know moi
how many o.htr Wards. 10 vote for Ro-
bert Morris and his Loco F0co sssoci-
sss!
yI.lsiny Ike This cannot be made more
disgusting b. any comment.
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.NaT. KING"

The Loco Foco Presses have a great
deal TO say about this gentleman, and
even the Candidate Of that party for Co
vernon makes him, We understand, the es.
pecial subject of remark. According to
the "Charlolie Journal" Mr.. Henry
charged in his recent Speech, at that
place, that Nathaniel j. King, late a
Wing Member Of the Legislature, is a
defaulter to the Literary Board in the sum
Of $1,000. This allegation is wholly
without foundation. Mr.. KING is not a
defauller 10 that Board for one farihing.
We believe that the Firm, ofwhich MIR. h.
was a partner, borrowed considerable
sum Of the Board, at one time, perhaps
81, 0O0-but every dollar Of il, principal
and interest, has been paid.
We have been greatly at loss to know
what was meant by the charge. so fire.
quenlly and solemnly reiterated in the
i" Standard" about ~ the defalcation of
Nat. King" We have, a. length, met
with gentleman, who has informed US OF
the facts which, no doubt, have given rise
TO all the Measurements on the subject.
lie SAYS that under the Act Of ls36-37,
Governor Dudley appointed Mr.. KING,
(who was strongly recommended,) a
Commissioner TO supcrintend the survey
of the State Lands, and advanced him
what was stated 10 be a reasonable sum
for defraying the expenses oihis Agency.
When King came 10 settle his account,
after performing the service, his vouch-
ers fell short, something like $500, oil
covering the sum advanccd--ror which
deficit, Gov. DUDLEY took his note TO the
State, King promising to pay il. as soon
as he could return home. And this is
the mighty defalcation, for which Gov
| MoREnEAD has been arraigned before the
people, and which has been alleged as
sufficient reason why he should be beat
en- in the present canvass; when il turns
out, he had no more TO do with 1t, thar
Mr.. HENRY himself. Nor is Gov. DUP
LEY to blame. He was compelled TO al
vance money, under the direction OF the
Legislature, to have the surveys made
and only drew a warrant for what wa:
estimated by competent judges to be pro
per. Il was impossible he could tell to
dollar, what the expense would be, ant
there was as great likelihood that th'
sum advanced would fall short OF as ex
cccd the actual expenditure. lie coul'
,ot have otherwise Than he did.
Ba. we are glad to relieve the mln'
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From n, I.al.igh R-ei,,er

Mn. GALES: End the following in the
North carolinian Of the 10Th instant, un-
der the head Of " Facts Tor the Public"
His serene Exeellsnsy.' John Moonshine
Morrhead. has actually buiit IN ice house. and
paid or Il ont Of the peoples money. "a the
enormous eKpensesf $500; when even Hkig
delegate said hesc01id hsse built il FOR sl6!!g
sa much Tor Dir MoIeheadis eronomy
His august Exeeiienry' has purchased .
Frsnth 1asisad, And paid foF u out Ofthe peo-
pes money, The exirayaeani sum NJ Sass; aud
Ais Eseelleasy has also paid s7s Of the peoPle,s
money Car 7sas.is!
So much CT Mr. MOreheas = ssu.isa 10 l1zu-
ri,Hs iaeuismes,
Now Is il unreasonable 10 suppose. that
Ibis editor must have seen, before publish
ing this article. The correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Lemay. The Editor OF the
Star. and The Comptroller. which stamps
with falsehood the first Of this series OF
i" facis?" Why then did he send II
forth TO the world az iruei This Ice
House, which has, il would seem. fright
ened the Loco Focos out Of their wits,
cos, ihe FIJI sum Of sEvESTY-FIyE DOL
LARS. and not $500 as is falsely asserted
By The Standard and North caroliuian.
The charge that Gov. Morehead ;. has
purchased a French Belslead snd paid
for il out OF The peoples money at the
exiravagan, price Of $685." is likewise
untrue. Gov. Morehead has purchased
no French Bedsiead. There is what
may be called species Of French Bed
stead at the Government House, which
was purchased by Governor Dudley for
as. | am convinced that no gentleman
in The state would attach blame 10 Gov.
Dudley, were he facts which induced
him 70 DO SO known. And owing to
these very facts, he proposed when he
retired from Office, 10 take the piece OF
furniture al The price il cost the state; but
ihe committee, which was composed prin-
cipally Of Democrats, objected. Will the
Standard and North Carolinian do justice
10 Gov. Morehead, BY retracling this IN
founded charge!
In relation 10 the IL dozen Towels al
s72 know nothing. If they were pur-
chased Al that price, il was but fifty cents
apiece. and good Towels arc worth that.
But | would recommend the Editor Of the
Carolinian TO borrow few from his Elk.
cellency, for he may rest assured, that il
he continues much longer engaged ia
such dirty work as these "facts for the
public" are. he will need frequent and
thorough additions before he can possibly
be cleansed. Talk about Wing hum.
buggery. What can be more infamous
than this whole Ice House, Towel, and
French Beds,ead slang' Shame! shame
Will these papers 60 Governor Moreheat
justice in the premises! TRUTH.
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orange County Tempe
rance society.

A conversion Of delegates from = large
number Of the Temperance Societies in
thr county Of Orange was held in The
courthouse ii Hillsborough, on Saturday
the l4lh Of May.
Mr.. Samuel Tate was called 10 the
chair. and w. J. Bingham appointed see
rotary.
The following constitution was adopt
cd:
Art. l. The society shall be called the
Orange County Temperance Society,
auxiliary 20 the North Carolina State
Temperance Society.
Q. All members Of the several Tempe
rance Societies IN the county shall be
considered members Of the Orange Coun-
~ Temperance Society,"
.. The officers shall be a President a
Recording and Corresponding Secreta-
~, and an Executive Committee of eve.
AL TO be elected annually.-and Vice
President from each Temperance Society
in the county, which Vice President shall
be the President, FOR the lime being, Of
said Society.
4. This Society shall meet annually in
IIiIlsborough, on the third Saturday in
August. at which time il shall be the du-
~ Of The several Temperance Societies in
the county 10 report upon the state and
progress Of temperance in their respective
limits.
5. II shall be the duty Of the Cores
ponding Secretary to report 10 the State
Temperance Socie;y. annually. the pro-
gress and statistics Of temperance in the
county Of Orange,
The convention then proceeded 10 the
eleclion Of officers, ard the following ap-
poinlmenis were made. viz:
President. Thomas Clancy, esq.
Recording Secretary, James Z. Tur-
reniine.
Corresponding Secretary, w. J. Bing-
ham.
Executive Committee, DR.. w. A. Nor
wood. DIR. O. +. Long, Edwin A. Heart,
Feylon Moore, and Anderson Armstrong.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
convention, together with the constitution,
be published in the Tlillsborough Recor.
der, and the cooperation Of all the Tenn
perance Societies in the county be soli-
cited.
SAMUEL TATE, Ch'n.
w. ]. BINGHAM, Sec'y.
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SAMUEL TATE. Can.
W. J. BISouAA, Sec'y.
INTERNATIONAL ELECTION.

GUDERNATORlAll ELECIlUN.
We learn that Gov. Morehead address,
ed The good people Of Greene county on
Tuesday last, III being the week Of the
County Court for abou, two hours. in
his usual happy and becoming style. We
arc pleased 10 Learn, also, that the great
majority OF the citizens Of that republican
county express but onc opinion, and that
is. that they are "at loss TO know what
Governor Morehead has done that he
should b. turned out of Office, and what
exception can be taken to his admlnistra-
lion Of the affairs Of our State Govern
mcnt." We learn further, that the only
objection that was raised 10 him was, that
he had built larger ice house at the Go
vernment house in Raleigh than was ne
cessary!!!s We suppose Mr.. Henry's
election, therefore, will turn upon the
m1men,ous point, that he, as Governor
Of North Carolina, will make the ice
house smaller.!! His will truly be most
arduous and trying administration az he
should be elecled,) il such important du-
ties of the State as this should deyolve
upon him. Blu, 10 be serious-,he utter
inability Of our opponents "io rake and
scrape up" any objection to Governor
Morellead's administration of a manly or
tenabe character, shows its sterling pu-
rity and uprigh,ncss in a most obvious
ami glaring light. Our opponents are dis
appointed, very obviously, in the selec-
ton Of Mr.. Henry--he is not Judge Saun-
ders. The iawdry bombast OF Mr.. Hen
ry CRATES harshly upon the ears oil the
sensible and mallero fact people oil the
Wcst--;hey are accustomed to listen 10
facts AMI arguments, anl are more asto.
nished than convinced by his sound and
fury, which are equally as intelllgIble 10
them as the broken English spoken by
citizen of this place TO Frenchman who
did not understand our language, under
the belief that as Frenchmcn, when they
speak our language, speak in broker
way, he could certainly understand him
Judge Saunders is western man, ana O.
more mind and "heavier weight OF me
tall more the statesman, and decidsuiN
the better polilician,--and il he, win ~
these superior advantages. could not sue
cced, Mr.. Henry must have a most san
guinc temperament indeed, if he can buoy
himself up viii, The hope that he, icde'
ralist Of the nil a school, and who is iden
ilieI in 10 particular with any oil The grea
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Singular Occurrence. weeks
since, an old gig was sent to Mr.. Samuel
FL, Cover. suclioneer in Baltimore, 70 be
sold. On Wednesday last il was knock
ed off to an individual FOR the small sum
of So so. Subsequently the purchaser
disposed Of the gig to Mr.. Moody. On
rsmoying the lining on Friday. Mr.. Nj.
discovered a poke, book. which. on be-
ing opened. was found TO contain mum.
Der Of current bank mites, amounting IN
all /, the sum Of $3.50. As iar as the
turner owners Of The gig have been traced,
40 one seems IN have any knowledge o
the existence Of The money ia us hiding
place.
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Interests 0f our sac. can Eoles himsslf
mo DC good gFaees q he old Norih
Siaie. % he exclusion Of one of her nost
lasoElie. generous. liberal and able sons.
10 abandon Governor Morehead now, az
Ter All his saeri6ees and known eeroii0n
2 he honour and best interests Of his
native Stale. wanld be an aci Or lreaehery
and ingrahinde which the genuine sons
Of The good old North Stale never can
perform. We ssy once for ali 10 our
Western brelhren-dO your duty. Ee Of
the East are with Won in this matter. and
The account We shall give Of ourselves IN
August next win show you lllal we have
not fargoiten your layorile son. John NJ.
Morehead. kelebcTn Spec.
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TO the Public,

'EHE subscriber has ia iull operation in his
mill Barre,t's Garlirk ADD Smut Ma
chire,n which cleans Wheat, without waste,
from all filth. and viii bring into use the smut
and ga,iick Wheat, thai has heretofore been
almost useless.
His Carding Machines arc in good order un-
der the superintendent Of S. S Clayter. esq.
whose skill in cardlng waol i well known.
The highest price will be given for Wheat.
Flax Seed, and Wool. A supply Of Wool Rolls
Cor sale; and also Four and o,i,
TH0S. w. HOLDEN.
Enoe Mills, May l6. "a