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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

VINO MOVEMENTS The Wings Of Rockbrd2e
held meeting at their last Court, preparatory 10 the
orina tim of Clay Clnb and Messrs Stuart and Cog
gin invited to attend the meeting in November
CLAY Club has also 5ern formed IN farrfaS county
And Thus Gays the Lynchburg Vrgln'an) "the old
soldiers of 1910, and their youthful recruits, nre
rail- nr under the Wing banner, for ore more dectsrc
struggle "
The Wings of Petersburg formed a Clay Club on
Thursday night. The "ln,egcncer" says, that "a
ages and classes Of the Wing population Of Petersburg
were IN atendance; and that never "during the most
exciting periods of the campaign of $780, was more
enthusiastic spirit manifested. The meeting were
addressed by Nlessrs VIM Robertson, sr, (Chairman,)
F n Watkins of Prince Edward T. S GhoIson, and
r. b. Boiling They put forth the following as the
elements of their political creed "he establishment
of National Bank the continuation Of dscrimi
mating Tariff, distribution among the States of
the funds accruing from the sales OF the Public Lands
and the limitation Of the Presidential Office to single
term cf four years
They pronounce these to "be essential 10 the happ.
ness, prosperity and good morals of The country. =
Good morals We marvel, that they did not also
present them essential ito the religious institutions
of our country, The Wings of Amherst have sad.
The Wings will carry out all these measures, if the
people will permit housekeeping, probably the last,
which "tlarry of the West may be so easily prevailed
upon BIZ good of State TO dispense WITH at the
end Of the first erm-jnst as they pledged themselves
in $40 against National Bank Just as the address OF
The Wings in Richmond denied that General HARRISON
was in favor of such ius,itu,lonand just as Mr..
Badger of North Carolina declared in his speech to the
citizens of Granville county, in March, ls4O, that 1.-The
charge teas fatse-that General llarrrsons opinions
were against Bank and yet no sooner DID they
seize the reins and obtain the opportunity OF striking
for Bank at the Extra Session, called among other
considerations for that very purpose than Mr.. Clay had
bill brought in for the establishment Of National
Bank. Pledges thu, redeemed in S4l, would pave
the way for the forfeiture > this one term pledge in
IS1S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

The New York Express is polite enough to ridcule
the Globe, Enquirer, &c, for quoting 50 freely from
the Money .irncles of the New YORK Herald. We
wrote by the bye, ''money articles (not "nany arti
cles" in the n. fIeradD 10 winch I'VE attach great
Importance The Express not having ye, caught The
manners Of ".he welsdura.'d agricultural population
Of Virginia is civil rnau1h TO shy tina, the Enquirer,
Globe, and Albany Argus "too lazy themselves or
have much respect r themselves, 10 manufacture
statistics for their party and therefore in the
tom of quoting the auHy articles OF paper, which
are "nptoriuusly haneath contempt in the CITY where
they are made We must confess that we have
seen any The Express which is equal To the
money articles in the Herald Mr.. Brooks either wants
the industry, the information, the talents or the turn OF
Mr.. Kette He certainly does not display that know
ledge Of the snbj-c,-and stlI more, that bod and
perior spirit which is necessary TO unVe the mystic
of boated paper credit and the expressions OF the
Tariff system. When he displays these qualities and
this information, will quote from the Express, in
stead Of the Herald 1t will then be entitled to the
reputation which the industry and information OF Mr.
Ke,te have acquired, within the circle OF our ac-
quain.ance.
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SoTTTU Avn VEST,

IOHN C. NICHE, Attorney Law and General Agent and
- Collector through the United STATES aud Texts tOfce n his
old stand, Back Walnut Halifax County, Va, respectfully an
Public his third collecting through the
South and West, will about the 10Th aud lJh No
vember entrusted his in Virginia
South or North Carolina Georgia. Alabama Mississippi. Ious
Texas Tennessee Kentucky Ohn, IL
the Union will be duty aud pnnctuay attended
To-
He will undertake all of honest claims for land
things did doubtful or desperate and warrants Ia
draw mur blood from iurnip living liz viii he N
Hotel Rchm'nd ahon the 20h inst
ys, md afterwards IN lliiaN: and any let
addressed accordingly, post pad to Richmond or 10 Halifax
Will meet with prompt attention. JOHN e. NICHE.
References isar,-n Richmond Robert Gwahmey, E-q
John Thompson Co.; James 'sher Esq. II ". !. j.
Fry Co VI. Slb-ti, Esq ]. ". Randolph. CO..
la Petersburg. Samuel Williams, Esq., and Gregory & Bap-
s-and in IIalifa1-ths whole county, &C, &C., SC
Ocf Il
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WIscoxsIS ELEcrioS.-G General Henry Dodge is
elected delegate from the Terit ry of Wisconsin, by
majority the Milwaukee Courier says, "of from l,5oo
to 5000
Milwaukee gave the war-worn veteran 400 majori.
ty Racine county PCS majority This is considered
an extraordinary triumph.
1t will be rrcollecled, that General Dodge was ap-
pointed by Mr.. Van Buren,, Governor of Wisconsin,
and was removed upon the accession of the Wing AID.
mlnistration. But the people have stood by the old
soldier, and since them have twice elected HIM to be
their representative in Congress -PennsyfrGnian
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DUBLC SALE-The Executors of William Morson, deceased,
will offer Public sale, THURSDAY, November end
1872 his REAL ESTATE Rappahannock river, Stafford
and embracing the Tracts known as the SNOW
Den FERRY FARMS. a considerable portion Of the Es
aIIuvial Meadow entirely reclaimed, and very fertile
The upands good SOIL and improvcabe quality well wa
tered and abundanty supplied with wood There is two story
DWELLING HOUSE, of wood besides Barns, GranarIes, AMI
other suitable Buildings for plantation Altogether the
desirable FARM and persons disposed
purchase are before The sale The sale
wi upon the premises, and The oneonrh cash. one
fourth bearing and payable twelve months after the sale
and the balance also bearing interest and "A months aef
deferred payments bonds and good personal
curly will bc required and Trust Deed upon the Land Full
the purchaser the Isl day OF January,
l- or earlier il the present years Corn Crop and the other
pperty be disposed of IN the
mean while every accommodation will be afforded the purchaser
regard for attending and cuiivang the
poperly II rxpect.d that Crop Of Wheat will have been
prior and that this will with the Land
Of the Land number of slaves and other FRO
perry the Estate, VIII also be sold to WIT Horses,
Cattle Stock, various kinds Wheat Machines Wagons,
Carts, Farming Utensils. &c.
or Terms for the Personal Property caih for all sums
under 500 exceeding that amount, months credit
bearing interest," the interest will he RENTED If the principal
he Immortality pad. A. A. MORS0N
J. A. seldom,
J. NJ. MORSoN,
Executors of William Morson, deceased.
4f-fd
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ORGANIZATION


The Wings are certainly stealing the march OF US
it. in their party organizations Clay Clubs are spring
ing up mushroom like, in every part of the country
while we have not yet heard the first blast of the
bugle.
This apparent negligence, we are persuaded, arises
from no dimnuon OF arder for The cause, but from
domestic dlssensnns, which will efrctually prevent
any concert of action until after the Baltimore Conven
ton IL is vain for the press to cry ouoganIzeor
ganize-too many jeaousles exist, and we can never
organize until they are removed.
The fthe Enquirer has long been the first TO
descry any approaching danger and the FIRST to sound
the alarm. We sure, he sees breakers ahead even
now lie may call on the Republicans to rally, but he
will call in vain. Why
"The green eyed monster
That doth make the il feeds on
would cry ou, at once, at is Van Buren, move
beware of it''-and the Calhoun men would fly off in
tangen nsantsr Just so, the call should come forth
from the other side of the house There dslrns- and
lurking spirit of treason in the camp, which has set all
10 watching each other-and which, in the nature OF
things, will work It's mischief, until the General Con
venlion. Then it will be dIspeed, manifest itself
open outbreak, which would be scarcely less de
rimenta to than its present nsIdous work
ngs We call on our friends to organlze-in June
next; earlier than that nothing be expected-the
more 5 the hame-FrcderickSburg Recorder.
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From the Lagrange IIerald, OCT. 81

LETTER FROM Nix CLAY The following 4
from the Hon. Henry Clay 10 US, in reply 10
interrogatorles, propounded by US in letter dat,
20, lS43, copy of which we insert below.
LAGRAsGr, Ga Aug q !
Dear Sir:-Permlt me, though a stranger, toW
few important questions 10 you, relative 10 So
sent views, independent of what they may have
heretofore.
request your attention particularly, becaas-
contracted for and am about TO establish pres-a'
contemplate publishing a ne@spape, here, 10 br
1.-The Lagrange Herald" Likewise, Clay G.
been organized consisting Of large number oi @.
zens Besides, the arduous duties of the editorial
men, will devolve upon me IN us commence
| desire 10 know precisely, IN what manner
meet the Democracy IN their numerous mofe:
tack.
Please state # your views Of the protective
Of l-:}2 have undergone any modification, ard "
extent And would You, II You had II IN your
90 for bill as protective in lis principles, as 'n-
Act Of 1882
Please state your present con ic'Ions, with '1'-
Tariff What The extent OF your Tariff ~.
are, &c
With most profound respect,
| am, dear SIR, your obi serv't
= - pR1Ns
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Marshal Bertrand made bu; shor, stay in Nash
Vile He arrived Thursday night last, visited Gen
Jackson on Friday and took his departure on Sun
day morning. HIS time, we understand is limited,
the French vessel which brought him to New Orleans
being under orders TO sail at gwen day, and he has
therefore to make flying visits
Nashville Union, Oct. 9.
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7 am, Respectfully, YOURS,
G.. A. WICKLlFFE,
Postmaster General.
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coin both officers, and part OF tme crew, who all hau
4 fine view OF HIM for about halt hour. ih's won
deriul discovery purpors 10 have been mace on Tue
9th of August, thirty miles east by south OF Cape Co..
and about half mile distant to the north west. de
says:
tWhen first discovered II, thought II was the
s,,f masking over beach rock but immediately
i rose in perpendicular position thirty or forty feet
above the surfaee of the water remaining Tor ABOUT Ten
seconds and then following horizontally, the body ds'
anpeared leaving wake the water, aud rising sgan
in the same position nearly regular intervals, tor
the space of half an hour when tenirfy disappeared
The form of the monster resemhed that oil an eel The
largest part appearing next the water fs head being
some hat smaller than body, and tron The position
Of the body exposed, Judged 10 have Dee 'f' ninety
10 one hundred and twenty fee; IN length ana 'e ci'-
conference, that Of hogshead IL was aneu' SIX
O'Clock in the evening, aud We had so good ano SO
long view of him, that there can be no douot exsns
relating TO Tins serpent do not write hs Tor TIE
sake of 6lng up letter newspaper but rs actual
facts, and not BY any means exaggerated
The Wscasset Republican seems to have anticipated
it, and meets II with the following:
IA strange fish was discovered near Seguin on Tues
day of last week by Captain Mclntire OF the schooner
Adeline of Phipsburg The fish is described as about
thirty hive feet long his body was the sze oil SIX ton
boat, and striped like tiger his head was Hat like
SNAKE his I'm like boats SAIL his tail fiat like SAL
boat running to point Capt Mclnre says, he sa'lsd
alongside and Prcaed the fish with harpoon and that
he showed his body the vessel and made her
tremble rs though she had struck rock. Not having
sufficient gear, did not harpoon him.
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vlSI;IyEgSEz5IdH

StiEEM ANS WORM LOZENU ES
proved in more than 400 900 cases TO be
intaIlIbe; the oaly certain worm destroy
ing medicine ever discovered. Many
disasters arise from worms and occasion
long intense suffering and even death
without their ever being suspected
grown persons are very often atfi'cted
with them aud are doclored for various
complaints, without any beueft; when
one dose OF these Lozenges would speed
ily cure them.
Mr. J, Murphy, was applied TO by e
poor women whose daughter, Z years
Of age had been sick for 3 years; her
stomach was as large as a grown per
sons, her arms and legs so swollen that
she could not walk or help herself, al
though she could eat as much as two la
boring men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their skin without any
benefit; the father had spent all he could
raise ard was discouraged, be abandon
doned all idea OF doing any thing more
for her, and looked to death alone to
TO take her out of her misery. Mr. Mur
ply believing it to be a cas- OF worms,
gave her box OF Sherman's Lozenges,
and in two days she returned with Joy
bea ming from her eyes, aud said the Lo
zCages had saved her child's life. The
first dose brought away nearly pint OF
living worms in one solid mass, she af
terwards counted over 500 that were dis
charged, besides the mass-which she
could not count. The child was literally
eaten up with them -another living wit
ness of the almost miraculous efficacy o
Sherman's Lozenges.
DR.. GaIen Hunter knew child that
was cured Of fits bythese Lozenges, af
ter@ years suffering, and when nothing
else would give the least relief He has
used them in his practice for The last two
years in several hundred cases, an d al
ways with success. A bay on board OF
one. Of the HaVre packets, ,,was cured OF
fits by only one dose of them.
Mr.. Loring W. Gross, cured three OF
his children of wormsby onIysona box.
Mr.. John R Wood, gave them to his
child and they brought away The worms
by thousands.
frPnce of these valuable worn can
dies s5 cents per box.
JACKSON & THOMPSON
Agents for Carroll CO
L. Wilcox. Pittsburgh, Pa
April 8, lS42
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OOU@II IErOZI3IEG9lHSg
April s, 1942

SHERM AN'SCOUGH LOZEN :,
are The safest, most sure and effoctu
remedy Tor Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
WhoopIng Cough, Asthma, Tightness Of
The Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The pro.
prletor has never known an instance
where they did not give perfect salislac
llon.
The Rev. Darius Anthony, of the q
Media Conference, was given up as ineu
rable, believed to be on The very verge Of
lhe grave from Consumption, without the
hope OF relIefH HIl he tried those Lozenges.
They relieved him Immediately, aud in
few weeks restored him 10 health, as
that he could resume his dnelies as q min
lister of The gospel. He recommends
Them to all who are CoHsumplive orhave
any arrangement of their lungs, as the
greatest medicine IN the known world
lie has Witnessed their effects on sevela
others, and always with the happiest re
suits. tie says so great remedy through
the blessing Of Divine Providence should
be the common property otaII, aud in
every family on The lace OF the earth
Mr.. James W. Hale, gave some
TO friend who had not enjoyed
a nights sleep for several weeks, being
every few minutes attacked with such u
cough, as almost to take away his life
the Lozenges made him raise easy, and
nabled him To sleep we'll all night. Tie
had tried every thing he heard Of, and
nothing else afforded the Ieust relief
another instance Of saving fellow being
from an uhtImeIy death.
Mt. q, H. Matthews suffered year
with hard, light cough, pain in his
side, spllIng Of blood, aud all tho uuale
symptoms ol Consumption. The Logon
gts relieved him Immediately and IN n
few weeks restored him loperleci heald
He says they are the greatest cough met
iciue IN the world
Over 5000 persons have given thei
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in few hours, seldom requiring mor
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Or-Prlce only rs cents per Box co
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Agents for Carroll G.
NIL Wilcox, corner Of Diamond ga,
atket streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Enquire for Sherman's Cough candie
April s, l842.
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Shcrman's poor mam'spEas-
ter.

The best strengthening plaster in the
world, and sovereign remedy for pains,
OF weakness in the back, Iolns, sides,
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Several persons have called at the
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Joseph WsHoxIe, Esq. who had been
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sudden aHd signal.reIief he had received
from this best Of all remedies
MIR David Williams, OF EIzabethtown
N. D., an old Revolutionary Soldier, wa:
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0TPrice only l28 cents a piece-G1O
Just received by
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L. WILCOX, corner of Diamond and
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
@Remember ouIy l2A cents pas
tor.
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PET Z. I! Err ]. I!

We have tried DR.. Joseph Prieshy|
Peters Vegetable Pills, aud have no
hesuaIon 40 pronOuncing them the best
Anti Bilious Medicine that we have ever
used 10 our families. We are acquain
ted with several families in this city who
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at the same time, certainty Of action
.New York Examiner
MORE THAN TEN MILLIONS OF
boxes Of these truly valuable Ambitious
Pills have been sold 10 the United States,
Canadas, West Indies, Mexico, and Tex
as, since the lst Of January, 1885
HUNDREDS 4 THOUSANDS blest
The day they were induced, by the Pc
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Peters Pills
Dr.. Joseph PrieSly Peters,
Dear Sir-I have
used your valuable Pills these last four
years, in cases oI Dyspepsia, Liver com
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JOHN CASE, NJ D
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or
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ers' Fills IN preference 10 all other kinds
r, H. Armstrong. Nj ID
The folIOwiag from The eminent ID
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have used in my practice these last
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Vegetable Ambitious Pills, and consid
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A fresh supply of these valuable Anti
blllods Pills. just received by
JACKSON & THOMPSON
Only agents Ior Carroll CC
l.. Wilcox, corner OF Diamond anC
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa
April 6, lS42
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RraMtlretEl's Pills
Carrollto n, Oct 90, lS42

HAVING been before The American
people over seven years, their corrective
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and justly appreciated by many 'hous'
ands. Lille need be said IN their praise
IN the shape of an advertisement. The
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lage, and almost every House in The "
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AL! DR.. BraadreIh's Agents have an EN-
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a copy Of the Three Labels which are
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three labels on the top the side and bot
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two signatures Of DR.. Brandreth.
DIR. BRANDRETHS
Agent for Carroll county is
H A. STlDGER.
Carrolllon, Sept. 2, l842.
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Cheap Goods
ONHAND s. FOR SALE
BY ISAAC ATKINSON g co.
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PRODUCE i'm hand.

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Ticking II, l6 d 90 90
Bro Sheeting, 81 in. wide, 9 do
Red FIannes, good, 81 do
Canton Flannels, IL to 10 do
.Cassinett, stout, 40, go & rs do
Bleached MusIins, s to Is do
Cloths 6 A wool dye, 2 so to $4,oO do
Domestic Ginghams IL c,s do
AIapacha cloth, new style, 65,7 do
Bombazlne, Sl,0O do
6 A Merinoes, good quality, 62 rs do
Nun Bonnets 81 cents
Straw Bonnels 100 to $l,50
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This medicine is doing wonders. AL
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comes recommended by others who have
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lis favor For dyspepsia, bronchius,
coughs. colds, consumption, its equal
does not exist We hope The afflicted
wItl turn their attention 10 this valuable
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The following certificate from Mr..
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Mr. Covert--Dear SIr-Mrs. Chastney
has taken two bottles Of your Balm OF
Lille and 10 my surprise, is now in bel
ter health than have known her to be
for severa years She has been afllict
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thought she could not recover. Now
her cough, comparatively speaking, is
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Oher members ofmy family have u
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am, dear sir,
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Very respectfully, yours,
EDW ARD CHASTNEY,

aMeTchanl, l4U bOWeEy
The nature of The composition oI the
Rev. |. Covers Balm Ol Life, having
been fully explained 10 the following
medical gentlemen, they have consented
that they NAV bo referred 10 as autaori
ly Tor It's utility as an expectorant in
those chronic cases Of pulmonary dis
ease, 10 which that class of remedies is
indicated
D. NJ Reese, M, y. Professor of lhe
Theory and Practice Of Medicine in the
Albany MedicaI OIleee.
M'NaughIrn, M. D Professor o
Anatomy and Physiology in The Fairfield
MedicaI College
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TO the Public.

hest bargains and the best as
sorment OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
Ever offered in Bolivar may now be
found at the store Of
A. D. THAYER e. Co.
Where purchasers are invited 10 call and
examine.
Bolivar, Jan 6, ls43.
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Goods,

Tho ~ mart Of which has purchased within the last month 10 The
E % and at such prices offer them or ow
moi lover than been offered the western country
warranted to just what ey represent
them TO be that the people may have some knowledge
The prices Of their trouble coming we give below
The prices o osomefe few articles.
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Lake Sail in good. .Sarrels $l.75 per bbl
yellow Creek Salt do 2,25 do
White Fish 3 els. per 10.
IN o. Sugar, best quality, 70 lbs for ST.
do Moasses do 20 cts per gal.
Good Green Coffee l2B cts per pound,
Young dyson Tea lS cts per qaarler,
Pepper d. AIsplce l6 cts per pound,
Madder, warranted good, Is cts per Ib.
Indigo do do IL cts per OF.
Best six twist Tobacco IL cts per ID.
Best Junata Iron $5,25 per 100 lbs.
Seie Leather 20 cts rp b.
Mems Fur Caps 100 to $2,75
boys Sealette Cape 81