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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-23
The Virginia Victory.

Returns have been received from every coun-
ly in Virginia, and the Richmond Enquirer,
(Loco) comedies that The Wings will have
81 members on joint ballot, 10 50 for their par
ty---giving the Whigs.a majority of TWO on
Join, ballot. notwithstanding this result. which
i. admitted by the loco-ioco organ of Virginia,
The Monroe "Lyre" Of Thursday week, claims
loco foco majority in The Legislature. Raj.
ferry might a, least Try and tell The truth whilst
publishing election returns Falsehood in that
at least, can do him no good.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-23

No less than three National Conventions will
he held in Baltimore on Monday next First,
The Regular Loco Foco Convention, which
will nominate Martin Van Buren, for the Pres
lleney. Second. The Tyler Convention, which
sf course will nominate john Tyler. And
Third. The Mormon Convention, which will
nom,nsie Jo Smith, if lha. important parsonage
desires 10 enter the tourse with his loco foco
breihrea. The united power Of the Wings will
he concentrated on Mr.. Clay, in opposition ia
all these nominees None can doubI The result
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-23
LCoInmUnEcaIed.b }

As the attention OF the public at present is
happily turned lu the cultivation OF The noble
and delightful science Of Sacred Music, have
thought /, might be some what useful 10 furnish
kind Of help 10 The ready knowledge of the
keynote, that puzzle 10 the tyro. While pat
ent notes, s,-ollIeTwIse termed blockhsad notes,
were In vogue The necessity was not felt OF
an intimate acquaintance with The scale. But
since that clumsy conrlvance To keep lazness
in connlenance, aud 10 deIude ignorance into
the belief that it knows something, is discarded
with us-may it be lorever-we leel The need
of thorough knowledge of the order of the IN
lervals, The places of The lelers on the staff,
and the place Of The Keynote in connexion
with the different signatures This las, diff
Guilty may be conquered by committing 10 men,
ory the following lines:
The ma jor scale is natural in c.
Sharp F transposes il a fifth TO G.;
When F and G are sharp it falls to D.
When +, G, G, are sharp A is the KEY;
When +, c, G, and d, are sharp The key is E.
The tonic is in when B is fiat;
When B and E are faI, fats the tonic
When B. E, A are fiat, E flats the tonic;
With B, E, A, d fiat, A flats the tonic
NoTE.-Key-note and Tonic are synony.
nous terms, and signify one, or The basis of the
scale.
Each signature Of The major scale may be ap-
piled 10 corresponding key in The minor scale,
hence called the relative minor to the major
key Of the same signature.
A Member of the Stroudsburg Class.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-23
Adjournment.

The Loco foco members of Congress, have
agreed, in caucus, 10 adjourn on Monday the
l7th of June. The Resolution for adjournment,
has already passed the Senate, SO that the
House will only have TO act upon it,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-23

q V. B. Palmer, Esq, at his Real Estate
and Coal Office. No SO Pine street, below Third.
Two squares s. the Merchants Exchange, Pmla-
dephia. is authorised to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the JeGersonian Republican,
and give receipts for the same. Merchants, Me-
chanics, and tradesmen generally, may extend
their business by availing themselves of the op-
portunties for advertising in country papers which
las agency affords.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-23
JE,FFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN
Stroudsburg, May %, Is44.

Terms ss0e IN advance S225 na yearly and 81 so ifno
paid before the end of the wear.
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ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD.

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD.
Il CANTELlLs CELEBRATED FAMILY MrpI.
cINEs will not cure everything, but still remain
unequaled in their several departments by any
thing ever offered 10 the public, who have vol
UNFAIRLY come forward and offered numerous and
highly respectable testimonials Of their superio,
efficacy.
C.iITRELLS CCMPOUND .NEDiC.4T-
ED SYhuP OF S.iHS.lP.IRILL.l or, Anti
Scorbnts Syrup, for The cure Of Scrotula, Chrun-
ic rheumatism, Chronic Swellings OF the Joints,
Eruptons Of the Skin, and all Diseases arising
from The abuse Of Mercury, Sc, unsurpassed by
anything IN the market, having all the virtues
resident in the SarsaparIla, with i modern med
Icament, only lately brought out by the most
respec able medical authority. Price FIFTY
CE.NTS per bottle.
CtNIEELL'S .qN7TD YSPEPTIC Pow
DER for the rehci and permanent cure of that
most distressing compliant, Dyspepsia, in all its
forms and sllgcs. 1t removes GIddiness from
the Head, llcaviness aud Barnng from the
Breast and Stomach, and brings the digestive
organs 10 the natural State. 1t is truly Il most
valuable remedy. Sold in bottles, at 1WE.N-
TY-l I'VE and FIFTY Cents each.
C.lhIhEL!'S .jGLE .lIATURE and TO-
NC .uEDiC.1-NEAI.4, stands at the head Of
the list unrivallcd by any, or all The innumcrablo
medicines in use throughout the length and
breadth Of the land, for the cure Of FEW Err and
AGUE III all its stages and from all its conse-
quenccs 1t is prepared by the Proprietor on
scientE c principles from articles purely Vcgeta-
BILE, and having tested its efficacy on thousands
by upwards OF il wears experience it has never
been known to ia il where directions arc strictly
followed Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
Residents in Fever and Aruc Districts should
never be " ithout it.
|, JOHN Burns, do certify that was in the shin
Tobacco Plant Of Philadelphia, Capt Reed, Ia
June 1927, bound to Liverpool; took the Fever
and Apue and laid in Liverpool some time un-
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Ever Doiy Orgh, to Know OF
DR.. 2EcUTER'S
PULMONARY CONSERVATIVE

80 ctTcctnal in Coughs, Colds, luhuonzos, Ca
.1rrhs, Asthma Pains Of the Side and of the
rl.1s,. Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, Sho.tnoss
r. Breath. Nbuoping Cough, all Diseases oithe
i,rsas ard Lungs, and for the arrest o'approach-
lag Consumption.
81 nopular is DR.. Bechte,'s Pulmonary PFcser.
Tive throughout all Germany, and 50 ailectaal
D., Diseases of the Lungs, that from lis m'racuI-
,,,s effects and wonderful cGFcs-~' is there gen
lily known and styled DIR, Decnter's Lie
I reserver." =
Esnumerous certificates offs very good ei-
& is and wonderful cures in this country, have
Zen frequently published, it is doomed necessary
civ TO remind the pubic ot 50 valuable niodi-
enc, and inform them where It can be procured
sPrice-Fifly Gents a halfrint bottle,
.pr pared and soId ws9irs1I@ Ia retail eta ,S at
9Th second street. below Vino, (sign of the
.,ol4en Eagle and Scrp"uts) Philadelphia.
Or. WALLACE, Elktum, Md.
.BRiNGlURST, Wilmington, Del
Mr. SULLIVAN. Havrc de Grace, Md
Dr.. Fisher, Frederick, Md
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BRUNET'S UNIVERSAL
EMEDY.

No. POT South Second Street, below Pine,
East Side, PlilGdciphIa.
lhc Depot OF tins renowned remedy, which
has effected so many extraordinary cures in this
city, ara its vicinity is removed to \ o. GUi South
second street, lc!ow Fine eli The Hast SIDE.
J he public ato hioImcd that this excellent
r,n,ty is coun,ciicod Gy set OF men WHO DO
net estate to tampcl with the lives Of lleir al
not,G fellow man i0r the sake OF gain, 10 dcIude
thCnr with he hcpe OF aspoedy cure, While tEuy
are IN fact fAina Tie poison Of tie aiscase mole
tUuriy IN tlcr constitution.
! lie above rcncty is safe, gentle and cilict-
riors, and wnn&itCd 10 give innedlule lellci in
cusCs 0! il Gumut!on, al all diseases arising from
tic imfuriry Of the blood. Advice as 10 It's CT
iccts viii lie freely gwen.
JOHN ERCNET.
Philadelphia. March esd ls44--9r
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House.

Corner .! ST. Paul aud Fayetle streets,
baltimore.
The undersigned having taken, fitted
and furnished the MANSi, n HOUSE as
4 Public IloIel would be happy To receive
the patronage Of The travelling community
who may favor him with call, and fiat
rers himself that they will find every COM
for, and attention which are to be met
with III the hes, lloteIs in the city.
N. B. A few Gentlemen can be &C
conn olared with board and pleasant
rooms by the month or year on reasona-
5le Terms.
JOHN ALRERTSON.
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HOUSE
spoutings; and
Roofing.

WITH TN, ZINC OR lUPPFR,
Done al the shortest notice, and the
kmanshIp warranted TO be done in
Ihe best manner, and the subscriber
pledges himself to take back the material
OF any job ofIin Spouling pat up bv him.
ihat Is not done IN properand workman.
like manner. free 0lal cost.
The following Is list Of our prices fcr
'he different kinds OF fin Spoulug, al 10
he OF heavy Cross pin.
Valley lin or flat outing
~ IN: VIDE 6 cts. per ro"D
90 40 do ii : = S CTS. per iooi
Half round or hanging
sponllng S cts per foot
Round Spouling S cts Der l,o,
and no extra charge made fer eve pipe or
elbows.
Spout Heads, Of the most elegant pat
terms, and common patterns, can bc FUR
nlshed at all times.
ENOCu CLOUD.
ElkIon, MAY llth, lSi4.
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TOR SCROFUL.4 AND Disc. Uses OF
TIE SKIN.
.Essst Received,

ftw bushels prime Timothy Seed,
New Crop New Orleans Sugar, RIO and
81. Domingo Coffee some as low as 81
cts. per lb., and lot Of New Bacon. which
will be sold low. WM. TORBERT.
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/ Fl POCkRCN1HS OR
kNHDEAN PILL.

The great variety Of Medicines otlcleo in the
e. States, for the cure Of every disease md
lheirgcmeral use furnish proof thUlthc confidence
OF the community (A this class OF Mcdicincs) in
crcaSes. II this had been confined 10 persons
we'll acquainted with the principles OF the heal
ing art lncdiCLIai!c beI, I'll would have resulted
to society. Unfortunately, however, these air
tccs have too frequently been prescribed IN
complaints Of opposite CHARACTER, and the same
medicine been offered asa specific remedy for a.
the diseases which fosl il lcii to.
In Bilious Fever. enlargement Of the Liver,
inunaice, Bilious Cholic, Vomiting, Sick and
Foul Stomach atlCldtd with Headache, Dys
pcpaia and CostiyGnCss, inflammation the liv-
err and Ill those GcTaI gcmcLls Of the stomach
and bowels, and nc.al health, dependent on
congestion otthe Liver and its circulation. the
Pccahoutas Pill will pen conn tho part Of spc-
riiic urcertain remedy. We only solicit al the
oanLs Of the public, Il fair trial oithc PHI, and
hcl assured no encomjUms will be necessary
with those who use Il m.
Milton Pa. {, h. MERElCK, NJ. d.
Sold al BIZ. Wallace's Medicine and FAINT store
El'iton. Joseph lIoincs Brick Mcc,il House
I'm l. CLAYTON Pivot Fridge, MNrylirG.
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Wool Casading.
SPL.N.NI.NG, WE4TLNG. Full
LING, DYING. &c.

INV "f ~ 4 VIZ SC'
The subscriber specl!tily informs the
Public that he has rented the Elk Mills,
Wooden and Cotton Factories, known a.
CARROTS Mills, situated in Cecil co. Md.
seven miles above EIllton, on the Big Elk
stream, and four miles from the village Of
Newark Del. They are now in full opera
ton. Wool will be received 10 be made into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth, Cassimpr@. Sulinrtrs,
Blankets or Flannes. as directed, at short
notice; manufactured by the yard, for Cash
or Wool, or made up on the shares.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths. &c, may expect gencr-
ally to find choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
May 25h 1914.
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. any o'HtI FI'P"'1''o" Va '@"'' '!"''''" '' :"
''ts' -,.,...,,,,,,,,,,.. SHAME ,,,,,os 81
- ~, " - A'''o'' 7t;,,,,,Gn.iE MA
e.ronger than ihro1 ii the i"o., " H'l pre-
cared by ANY Other IA lhS On'ea s''teS'
%. l'etdy 3aEs'ftr''i' - 'e'""'"'''"'o -
e. 80. Al w9o have ever used H. nave derived
N'RL BEN NJ i!oHl Que o9tt" 'H"n '''ee 10
"a or ot'eTs ana tho'e Mno' n'.c' ia'.lg "sen
'.''cr PIeP 'r1Itohs' ",'"o , ou"Oi't' ''
80. La,ay's. VIII soon be Convinced as 'Hou-
Ills have already ocenl OIL the foregoing ""sei-
7,1.
iAc eli :acE OF HlEsaPtll!la is wen hh""h vi
''.ronla oil iNlnE 5 h''l, EF!slPr'S "''"ISo' VI
? ja Liver, Ahe+'iehH 81 the @Alh a"1 A''''tS'
...e"'s -! tho Nose. ihfoat a. Ao"F hi""'ii"-
is, lite 9"oi'h9, ~" EG''''a, i, .'.''s
1.-The Blood and Animal e'r'"s Comment ul""
80 virtues q unnecessary N'''S "''S INV" 80
t-HAcY' ,,,.,,,I,
S5saVerai h'"''0" 80 VIZ l',s ~
res ana r'c"n''h0at' rom wv :!
~ 'FG."mHGA'e Deen rom I''"' W '""e P"o'.S"
g. N different P'pns' IL Is on'E 'lo"E'i' ,lIIs
FI~v to %2cP IN Pr1!'c acquainted as I'd t''' -
/. Ir's Slrshp'Ih!a can "e oo,"'Ieo s,"", ,ot
ntmaIy, nj ~ i'''"f iiv"!tn ~ - ,u'
North second ''Foes' NV. ,''' '''' \S's'' wy
Price Osa DoLtAN per bottle, bottles iof
:, 30, and oot.eS Tor paw
A DyICC GHATEsM
"a READ THE FOLLOWING.
xviii do you ro harm il il does yo1 40 good.
VOC NAY BE AFFLICTED,
-[so!hers have been, ana by taking Or Lridy'
iYicc, be cured IS thousands have been and can
lar testimony.
.asr.-Are yolr Bowels irregular: Are you
.os,y: DJrs your food lay heavy in your
.t5:ntcA: Do goa feel sick after eating: Can't
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SpriEsg Go ODDS.

WILLIAM = CKEEFT has or,n.d Il
81 HING SJFFLi Of Staple and Fancy God
which he can Offer to his cuslUm"Is and the
Pubic as superior III 4uany and Of the newest
st5 les in ina erlll and pattern.
In his .s,Drtmrnt may be found
Rich " COL Iu!2ulines,
Medium do
Rich Striped Silks,
DO figured do
H!ousclICs,
Striped CHmbrics
Plaid Nuslms,
Plain White Cambria and Jaconcts,
Lace Lawns.
FANCY SHANLS AND HANKERCIllEFS
I!osic,y,
SILK, Cotton and Thicad Hose,
Boys and Misses, Ditto
Linen CalDblic Haukerchicfs from the lowest
to inc quality.
IRISH LINENS.
Tow Ditto,
Cotton Csnaburgs,
Plain Domcsiics,
Striped Ditto,
Calicocs OF all Prices end qualities,
Also great variety OF Men'sand Hov's wear,
within variety of other goods too tedious 10
mention, which call the attention ofpurchascrs
to, as will sell al small advance ior Cash or
TO punCtual customeIs.
WIN, TCRDERT,
April eth 1914
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Attention
THE WHOLE!
CHEAP FASHION ABB L CLOTHING
FDH assn

L
FOH ASH.
At No. 292 Market street, first above tie Wes-
tern Hotel, Philadelphia.
All who want to Save 20 per cent. in the pur-
chase ol'ready made Clothing are invited to call
at this Store, and examine Tie largest and best
assortment in this city, consisting OF
Super Cloth Dress and Flock Goats
from 50 to Sl4
DO Tweed Sack and Frock Coats $50 6
Superior iigurcd and PLAIN Cashmere
Pants, 8 to 6
With great variety Of Vests, 10 8
Together with II large assortment Of good
SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING very
cheap. This stock is all made and trimmed in
the neatcst and best manner. Call look and test
the fact.
III Don't forget No e92.
M. TRACY,
No. 292 Market Il.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9th, 1874.
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EnOcEl Crouch

Hat Manufacturer, Main ST. E,klun. Nd
SIgn Of The Golden Hat, one door from the
Post office.
One word to The Public in regard TO
business. My motto is, and always was
PA rRONlZE HOME lNDUSTRY",
and ] feel thankful TO This community for
past patronage while in my old business.
boot and shoe manufacturing, which
carried on in this place 3 years past. |
have now sold out, and have engaged in
The
HATTlMG BUSINESS.
which did moi committee 10 onpose any
person, ioi there was no Hat Manufacturer
IN the place. thought could supply
The stores with hats. and lhat would sun
port me, but as they arc determined not
to palronIZe me, ! viii sell al Wholesale
prices, which are as follows:
For Nulria Hats, best Mol $500
do do Mop $50
saxony Mol 800
Spanish Mol $50
Cashmere, black Mol 2.75
" do do No.2 $50
do blue $50
" Common fur hats $3.50 to 200
A variety OF common hats from rs
cents down to SO cents apiece.
Some will say this is humbug, but it
Is bug some OF them wont like, for il
"IIl buzz them out of a big profit. Nv
hats are made of good materials, and bv
experienced worEmen, and Will do IN
all hats brought oime free Of cost, which
costs, twenty five cents IGmaGe elsewhere.
NIB. ! wiIl sell all kinds Of hats. so
cents cheaper than any store in EIhton
can sci! them. I'll hats warranted not 70
be surpassed in neatncs and durability.
ENOCH CROUCH.
Elkton, April LIST 1914.
highest market price, Cash, given for
lurs.
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HARDW ARE.

THE subscribers respectfully ask the attention
of Country Merchants to their stock o. HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY. They are now re-
ceising from England and the Manufactures Of
this Country considerable additions to it, which
will make it very attractive, and they are willing
TO sell upon terms which they cannot but think
will be found entirely satisfactory. Country Mer-
chants are invited TO call and examine for them
selves and it s confidently hoped they will find
it their interest to purchase IRON the subscribers
NARNALLS & WALTON.
No Ia l-2 South Fourth Street, n few doora
below Market Street Philadelphia.
Sept. l4th ls44-3m
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SCOTH HERRIN GS.

Just received few boxes Scotch Her
ngs.a very fine article; and lor sale hy
WIN. TOkBERT.
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4 ia RsNE.

VE1he subscriber offers for sale his farm
NJ lying one mile east of the Brick Meet
ing House, Cecil co. Md, It contains a
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JOHN ALRERTSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31
Your ever faithful friend,

NJ An officer Of our Navy tells US & good
anocdote OF a couple Of tars. ore Of whom was
strictly temperate, while the other never missed
his grog under any circumstances. For some
lilt!e r.lsdcneuncr the latter YVES sentenced 10
have his liquor stopped for len days-ihe mos:
cruel punishment. probably, tina. could have been
inflicted upon hun.
'ghrcc Gays before the sentence expired, the
temperance tsy asked his conrade how he felt
since his erog rad been stopped.
Perfectly miserable" was the response.
Bu, vou viii soon get over it."
'eNcver Shiver my timbers ii ever can beat
to tic windward of the bad feelings We had since
they stopped my grog."
yet youg days VIII be lengtheaed, Jack, said
the temperance tar, taking his comrade on g new
tack.
{" You re right there, for the days, since we
had nothing 10 drink, have been longer than u
voyage round the world. Blast my eyes, but 1t
sometimes seems to me as though there would
DC 10 end TO them"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

July - OF Mont,us ship phALx aai ba:s Ninroi OF an!
for Scg Harhor, al ~iIal'n- voyages.
uy -, y Is, lon u AIis Tan OShaaier 5s Us from
June IS let 9i $ on 81 OS ". 5s shawu,rt Higgins. -
Is I'm Boston 10. Rio JaneiTo.
.uv =. 81 miles : Block Island, sch. A.aon, I'm H=tsN
;a,s ;ite schooner Wa,ehaAn ard i'm Bos,oa 10, Ba!.
a:uN-c.
I4y % 81 oe ' OF Moa;aas basS lsadoe, OF Portland
iay : st 5 Low % ~ R.,cli Of ana 10, London from
Cn!ns Out IL iS-cHp'Na sicS
ipy ii 5 - iaa l. - Ardsoalda. 0 Hall, I'm SYGaey
NS.. tof lsFes.ocS.
July g. Il, :; lon i; So Garubia Of Ssles o. Boston or
Cap DE- Ned l>laud<
jus a. NaHacse, shoa WNW, 50 .nil-s ,o.r Flor de-
4Sr, I'm Portsmouth To- BSitlmcre.
JUy q, OF un;astou. ChaceS!ogy. Of Halifax in Turks
ls.aad :ct NHavee.
Ja II vi Hs, ana os Florida Blanco I'm NYo;k 70; &c
sy Is lat q . Ion s. oasS Nahan,. from New Orleans o5
ssnls ti,ae. .hip W lon. i'm Noble Tor Liverpool
.Gy =. lat q g. Ion S5 w b:i Delaware I'm philadelphia
f,s.s.. lao.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31
Derived i:om the New York crop las. au.


Tins statement saows thar more than one.th;d Of ,op
My. 0uanty equal 20 The who- hand New lOlL
"aen navigation closed received Ion your Sale. and
Wes,s operators sheud therefore Keep themselves "ei atV
sl 7 the movements ~ TIE p-nsiess-.
ihe PRESENT pncr ni toETn Nr" lefA io that sale
's' ou- 70 De de Tom t'iis TINE uHti tas closing Of
ia'i.t;ol, and there is reason - hole w
arb the sirep OF The \ YcTS efch2,s s
Il i ia they eorly hsrc ~ ta chusfa involving
selves well scv!e Oi the nome ir-G- w;c he iru. t-r.
moneie OF pces. Give tie w0FAns csses the s-sbOGf
states iui employ SIg w:es. aud aYp-t.:zs
;ieu oi tag Importance egncuiu:a Interests
than the ever "lsaed Tor demand ir EDrand Bui ti st
cannot be iaou!cAe New Yorker Asa mn hy etef
whether pIces wi! rally from !u' d-oIe>>lla al
without stoppg= nGaite about trsde wi; the Br,i
frnvac-s with me w -; indies. ,b South Aie;ica tn
home trade. ne yoG' NJ can't advuHcr any ,f
th-rs Is ~ riooaiiy oi any demaad ~ En-isul. No
ga that but the lower rce the positive
i tacf- ! 20 eh5Gcs OF asiug Irney OF iave>;sn
IN euneht Ne" OK merchant veIg recently remarked il
'l sne; was the ,2-:rbaasGce u western products,
~ Oo p1A ~uG- esly oe 3oa=ht ts wiei Ok nn cenr
pr 10 ana "feat = {l'fy eents nGSe Any one familiar
with The stale would be inclined 10 bsiaes Gsb
sna Obligations OF every SGd ~o = .e;, unpaid ~ The a
| before such prices would re accepted
ibe 2so'sei ace 's season e. eSeaphacacon OF how
trn men. From eh,aary ua ,e tid- of tai fnaa;h .o:s
ha been hunted cu'S and scented .o1r yer
c'tpoHtion As iasi q could y nspece: psssed
Tire l.-sel, and what y0u eye WAS al ss Ss
eE haa 20 say upon the sUrc,u efforts ere made =; cuuu
lsao the absurd >tcf eIasceiued ruEats ccainua,
sep' ~ circulation D lie 5ears mad sold 10. flt.e de
livery, and = pacSe and dealers &. Liz il ssi hsi 10 >tsD
IHt Gks Lie sicws: Some thy since II =tte, o u
whea mes w-s S@ anu ptrls IN New Yo.S sgl 6ea,
afraid - buy, ssHicre he ,>-to thai 1,g w.. -+ -,
sd horse hh. and that before rty .vs .cse H.
Ne" IoIAer wous "ea=r what -scs. had a.src! then
much aDoui po'A be prediction sas oc, abugtanfy
vesie-Fe- u icq! holders OF nerve tooS hold IF tn- srt
ari 10 week t1.st r2G bal. b-!e glu:t cola be mn
sgd by hc-= Gss.rUus Of selling. showing bst he rT
ieelu "ss t0;n'- ,oie aa mob psBir destitute IT az
tAus NJ s=s Il 5e o'sscci hYets honeyer h tb
main bri ;;le beoshe by toe .,yses-,heif nte.s, m
sssi - peeeHe2i ca ;Ains Da-ks;. and the re.I, .
lie LET han: siae- - -s--~
e -ssie Of knds Vi 7:ctce ere CONTINUE ysry l,5
WHEAT sells L: - . ee:.s ard ecen,y ground lolr
s5 -, the prnc?ai portion Il the sales t.I1s for Cs-,
Ns-. aofS sold 70 d. al s :. but pire eUtsas isn. -
SO4s!. Se!a sells 's-GuI s' % es' ioC-s, ,.uiy.