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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29

CORNWALL, VT, Oct. 10Th, 1916.
Friend POIGnd:-When returning from Massachu-
sets to this place, few weeks SINCE had an occa-
sion to spend sabbath with an old friend in Wind
ham. And while in conversation, he informed me
that Mr. o. Shpman was in the place only few days
Previous visiting the leading aboltionss of the town,
soliciting funds to aid if correctly remember in the
publication of tracts to circulate among the people;
and should think named some other object. asked
by what authority did Mr.. Shpman pretend to solicit
this aid? The reply was, that Mr.. Shipman said he
was acting on his own responsibility but to give char
acter to that responsibility, he presented two old cir
tificates of agency, one from former committee of
the Vt. State Society, and the other from Society
somewhere in the state of N. Y. He also informed
me that Mr.. Shpman obtained funds, not only in
Windham, but in Andoyer
Now, friend Poland, will you please inform the pnb-
lie if Mr.. ShipmNn, any other individual has the
approval of the Vernon Society the abotonists of
Vermont, to travel and collect funds on his own re-
sponsibty, to apply as he may think best? And if so,
we to expect any official report of the amount col
lected, and how said amount is applied?
BY giving information on the above you will confer
favor on, not only the inquirer, but many others.
Yours, &c. l. HUTCHINSON
REPLY-With regard to the foregoing inquiry we
have to answer,as have done on former occasion,
that Mr.. o. Shpman is not in the employ of the State
Committee of the Liberty Party, is any account of
monies collected by him expected to be rendered to
them Nor is he believed to be in the employ of any
Society Or committee, but that his abors are entirely
on his account and it is expected that the Liberty
friends throughout the State will govern themselves
accordingly.
There is, at present. no regular agent in the field
under the sanction of the State Committee unless it
be father Gleed who abos in the cause as his ccum-
stances will permit STATE COMMITTEE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
UNION HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER recently of the Orange Co. Hotel Chelsea
his opportunity inform the public that he has rented
the House, and has been thoroughly repaired from bottom
top and furnished with FuTnitre and he pledges himself
spare pains having well kept He has been at great
pense getting the ge and commOdous House In order TO
ceve ofpatonage which this House worthy and capa
Bile Of accommodating. -
Relying upon his experience in the business Of keeping Public
House, be hopes satisfy public Of what he has said Of BIZ
House. Without further comments call and and much obge
LEVI BOUTWELL,
MOnspslet, Sept 10, 1916,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
The Earth,

The surface of the earth is 66,662206 square
miles, and its soldty is 259 1876 $780, 4l6 cubit miles
The sea is to land, in round millions of square miles
as 100 to 40, or as four to one.
The earth according to the different measurements
1919, 1917 and 1924 miles in diameter, and about "a
$50 or "a, $50 miles round,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
For the Green Mountain Freeman.
A Cald.

Ifany friends of missions in Vermont contributed
ANYTHING to the subscriber during his recent tour hro'
the State as agent of the u M Society, which is not
acknowledged in the Union Missionary of August or
September, Of in the American Missionary of October,
they will please inform the treasurer of the American
missionary Association of the amount.
THos. LAFoN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
Il. Wards Cash Shop.


n OTlCE. The subscriber informs Tue puUIls IHA he
y still caIries on the Manufacture of
DMD% EE@rE'GD1BH AB
al the Old Stand, south end of the Arch Bridge Berlin
side. Those who wish TO get good AXES will find ii
for their advantage bring good AXE PoLEs and get
them Jumped or exchanged for New ones, WARRANTED
as good d. can be found. For further assurances just
give us trial Those who have had them can speak for
themselves.
NIB. Cast Steel NAIL HAMMERS, ADJ, SrRIE
INC HAMMERs, Hammers fer Drllint and Splitllns
Stone, and Elliptic SPRINoR (%QwS) d. WARD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
Lucius D. Peck 1896
George B. Chandler 1867
A. Judson Rowell 1881
FREDERICK BILLINGS, Secretary.
JAYNE EXpECroRANT.

JAYNES EXPECTORANT.
Lewis C. Levin Esq., the distinguished advocate temperance
stated at meeting Of upwards Of three thousand PERSONS thai
he should not have been able address hem but for the
"Jayno Expectua He said that he had been abOrng under
hoaseness and oppression the chest that he had pur
chased some Of the Expectorant the day before, which had
eved him few hours and he fund himself contrary his
own expectation, able to address the multitude.
The Proprietor could add hundreds of equally
spectacle, who recommend ynes EXpectoran superior all
other medicines for the Of all the various Pulmonary dis
Prepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE, No South Third Street
Philadelphia, where all his other valuable preparations may be
Obtain d.
JAYNG'S EXPECTORANT We esteem it pleasure to be
al to Commend this medicine the best calculated tor the pu
Of curing coughs colds throat asthma and all affections
Of the lungs From long personal acquaintance with Dr. Jayne
we know that he qack id his medicines are not ns'rums
Of the modern cry up the result his long experience
as practising physician, and the expense of great abo Hart
ford Comm Daily Review
For sale by s. 7. Redfed. 43:Sw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
Mr.. EDIToR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
Sir have just received letter from
B. Hall, Esq. of Royalton, chairman of the District
committee No. 2, consulting me- as one of the District
Com as to the propriey of holding Liberty Conven-
ton at Royalton the 3D. and 4th days of Nov. next
In reply will say that l cheerfuIy concur in the
call for the convention at the above mentioned time and
place. hope that every town in the District that can
boast of Liberty Man will be represented in the CON
vention Business of UitaL Importance to the Liberty
cause will come before the meeting, and we want and
must haze good representation from all parts of the
District.
The convention is called at Il season of the year
when the abors of an abundant harvest will have just
closed and when the IabOrS, who constitute the great
mass of our Liberty men, can well afford to spend
short time devising the best means for urherng the
cause of Truth, Justice and Humanity.
Respectfully Yours,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
District GUnvention-NO. 2,

WITH consultations would No
ROYALTON on Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov 3D. and i
also rio bv
delegates The
This wholly Business
The other fthe this
the next Freeman with other requests M NJ DAVIS B.
RoyalOn, Oct H. 1916 Al DICKEY,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
NJ. M. DAVIS
Norwich, Oct. 20 1916.

A. M. Dickey, Esq of w. Topsham, member of
the Cd congressional district committee, also sends us
a communication expressing "hearty concurrence
in the proposal Of B. Hall and others, for convention
at Royalton, but too late for insertion.
As this convention is to be meeting for business
it seems highly important that all parts, yea every
town of the district, should be well represented
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
Farm for Sale.
STATE or VERMONT.

TO THE FREEMEN OF THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
IL" s. WHEREAS the Committee appointed by the Genera
" Assembly, to receive and canvass the given
on the first Tuesday Of September A. d. IS46 the Fourth
gressional District for representative represent this
the Congress Of the United States have given the under
signed Governor Of said State, TINT person has orty
the votes given in said district and have forwarded state
ment of the number of given for each person follows
o wit:
Lucius D. Peck 1896
George B. Chandler 1867
A. Judson Rowell 1881
Charles H. Parker George H. Paige Joseph l. Rober
Harvey Isaac Patterson l. 10 eph Potts Tapn q Joshus
Stevens2 Am H. Goodrich Thomas Bartlett J sepl
Hill l. Phelps Elijah H. Covil Newell Knsman s. Chaplin
Keith Moses Ordway Cyrus Joysn Salvn X. Collins
Stephen Benton Thomas Hazard Chester Marshall Horace
Holding David Hubbard Jr }. p Miller 9 Jared spaldngl.
Now therefore, in consideration of the premises you required
meet in the several towns said district the Tues
day of November next at O'Clock the afternoon the
place where the meeting last held the election repre-
sentative to Congress- elect person represent
the Congress the United States which meetings
Quoted all things according the provisions of the
such case made and provided.
Given under hand and the seal of said State Montpelier
this fourteenth day of October in the year Of Lord thou
sand eight hundred and forty and of the Independence Of the
United States the seventy first.
HORACE EATON.
By the Governor,
FREDERICK BILLINGS Secretary, 20
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
Receipts tor the Freeman,

NOT PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
W Sade, l. Stockwell, w Pike, Hale. H D Smith,
Lamson, Coo; M Kent, 1862; Morse, s Norton,
100 each; Skinner SIC; C Bingham, 1856; G
Atkins, 1885, c E Miller. 800; E Hubert, 75c S
Sprout, 2,O0 F Woodman, 24c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
Weekly Business Journal.
NOTICES

Chtenden Dist.-Est. D Day, Essex; ad act. pre-.
scented at Probate office Burlington I'd We'd of Nov
Hartford Dlst-.Est. G A Gillett, Brdoewater: ad
ap to sell at Woodstock Nov. 5.
Orleans DIst,-Est l. Spencer, Barton; ad. act
presented at Probate office, lrashurgh, Nov. il.
Est Wiley, Craitsbury; ad. act presented same
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
YyOhnCcO.

FILLS WILDER Co. have just received SO boxes more OF ina
~ superior Tobacco which they will sell wholesale and letah
price than ii can be bought in Boston. No mistake
Sent .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29

MEN and boys find superior Winter Cap at the Cad
well store such be fund at no other place
TINS vicinity ALFRED SCOTT, agent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
Opinion and Experience Of the Eijor of the Richmond
.NctcS s, Star, Dec. 8, 1915.


.NcIcS s. Star, Dec. 8, 1916
WlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Is constantly advertised in columns. We feel bound to saw
that we put little faith generally in specifics and nostrums-mch
less in your cureals But familiar Of this medicine for six
or seven years ast-durng which time the editor who writes this
mas at intervals suffered with asthma writing not so
much for the benefit of the popeo those who are
acted with that distressing disease takes pleasure in saving
a ne has invariably found beneficial him. in every case
where has been used promptly the first indication of an attack
with entire and prompt relief From having observed it tried
by Others he is opinion that worthy the confidence of the
public
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
For saeby S. P. RedfeId and 5. K. Collins. "A
ANOTHER PROoF.-Mr Aason-Dsar Sir: take great pIras
ue IN informing you that the bottle of Jaynes Hair Tonic which
obtained from last October has proved satisfactory and
successful For nearly yea previous using the Tonic nv hail
had beeh falling ont and had become very thin weak-and
amour SIX months was much afflicted Scaled Head the
sores covering almost the head after using the Tonic f
aDou TWO months my head completely cured my ha
iuily restored, and now growing finely. Yours &c.
SAMUEL w. VAN FLEET.
| Somervlle, January a. 1874
| HOPPING COUGH AND CROUP-To Parents. Iovno,s Ev
use or the above Diseases 1t Wuopng Cough into
u ana tacable discase-shOrtens duration more than ON
ha ana produces certain and speedy recovery From half
ohu eapnontu WIN certainly CrOup ana yuun
cdren, IN half an hour and an hour The lives hundreds
chdrcn VIII be saved annually by always keeping on hand
| ready for any emergency.
For sale by 5 Redhed, Montpelier, Vt. "A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
COUNTY LIBERTY CONVENTIONS,

ARE n t be holden
WATERBURY, Tuesday DANVTLLE Thursday Oct
LYNDON CENTRE, Friday, 80 BARTON Saturday Oct 81
CAMBRIDGE eGsmv) Tuesday MORRIsTOWN "Wednesday Nov
CALAIS, Friday Nov 6, Commencing A
obe addre by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29

JAYNE's vERMuFUGE has sladdened the heart of many
mother who had expected follow her child the crave
but found restored life and rosy health by this celebrated
specific. expels without Irritating the of the
stomach bowels, and combines e onie with
those Alternative Neither the Velmugo the EIpeeto
has vs in the whole range of matea lea dseaS
es 10 which each is adapted,
PREPARED only by Dr. b. jayne No South Third street, PhIa
de.phia-
THE MONEY is always refunded, il JAYNE's CARNINA-
TIVE does produce the decided benefit in Chos Sick
Headache Gripping Palms. Darrhaa and all derang VI TIA
stomach and bowels.
For sals at No. South Third street, Philadclphs
1T NEVER FAILS.The American Hair Dye falls when
used directed, change the hair any Uths color 20
beautiful auburn black. Sold Nc South Third street
Philadelphia
PILEs-HSf the Of Pe caused ey the httaSea
small worms, JAYNES VERMTFUGE cures all such cases oy -
moving mplrtiug healthy zone 70 te bowels
For sale at No. South Third street, PhdaoeIpnla
ASTHMA or PHTHTsC caused by alodeemnt Of tia laesm
ar Inps in the act which DISTRICTS the passage Of the air
through the wind tubes JAYNE'S EXFECToRANT removes
the o6cton with greatest facility uud the disease
once Il prepared No. South Third street, Phiaeephis
| For sale BY s. p Redhed, Montpelier, VT ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
Gaps! Caps!

Do-o0 Youcan fnd THE CAP you want at RarnAA aAd
E0OHS Els's Hat Store, We have good Far TrtUs-
med Caps for 50 cents
Sept rs GOsw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
PAPER-HANGINGS!

From VIM P. WHITE and Co, Newark, New Jsr-
Seythe lar!est Manufacturing Establishment in the u
States, LYMAN and KING, Agents for Vermont.
Merchants who wish to purchase Paper-IIangngu! we
will sell them at BOSTON prices, with no charge for
freight. w. have a commission from tue manufacturer
for doing the business We will retail paper Is per ct.
low than sold in nlpelier--beautiful paper
from | O 10 l6 cts ner Roll
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
CGrpetinq-- C0rpeting!

LYMAN and KING are Agents for selling CarPtting.-
Our large amount of sales have induced continue
the agency year. We shall sell all kinds a,
Boston prices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29

Lyman q Ans and increasing re tor 'r.I ie' We a as
determined to merit the of being the CHEAPEST
CASH STORE IN MONTPELIER! We shall receive
goods every week from Boston, and at the lowest posi-
BILE rices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
Boots and Shoes.

We will sell BOOTS from Boston at the following
prices, -Thick, l,25 to LIS; Boys. 90 to l,25;
Shoes, so to 90; Rubbers, so to 90
--AISO--
Crockery & Glassware, from N. York.
20 setts Flowing Blue ware-5O sets Cups and Sau-
In fact, have large and splendid lot of Crock
vof M
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29
Once More &!

20 bales heavy SheetingS, bale IA wide Bartlets,
5 do light do 100 ps Tc%ingS,
2 do fine do 80 ps stripe do.
Our sales Of Cotton Goods have been immense for thu
last few years, from the fact that have sold them AT
LOWER PRICES than any other store in town. We
SHALL UNDERSELL the LowEsr-(no misake9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-29

for sale by
Oct. 81 1874
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-09
RIGHT OR WRONG.

The editor of the "Advocate," "a paper published IN
Newport Wayne county. Ia takes exception the
tnent quoted by in the Palladium of the 9th ult in
speaking about difficulties with Mexico The obJec
tonable matter this ''Our country-may she always
be in the right; but RIGHT wRoNG--oUR coUNTRY.'-
We quoted II from memory, having it somewhere
in toast said to have been given by Com DECATUR;
have since IT quoted differently and presume IT to be
right '.Our country--may she always be the
rights but alcays successful This diff
ference in the senne Mt will suppose, alter the
views of the editor of the Advocate right or
wrong" and he may still be considerably ''Gnortfed
greved and ashamed. Notwithstanding condemn
charge home upon the government the "grievous
wrong of involving our country IN war--ln doing
that which they ought not to have doDein annexing
foreign territory and thereby strengthening tho Stare
poeer country,stili. urong the principle
NAV be bound Anne citizens and patriots,
the consequence to endeavor by honora
BILE to repair the lcrong by doing
,ight-by succorng when surrounded by foes
lending aid personally, if required order that
be speedily terminated and peace -eso
red-"Render unto Cesar the things that are Cgsars
Fright Wrong involved in war, and the
Advocate editor hope he will for pain talk
consequence of not being quite old he
the that should be anxious volunteer his
vices this fights for to him and to the advocacy of the
idea principle by him and others of the stripe
to the "indepe ndent' action of the 'Liberty party
elevation
annexation of Stare territory and the Mexican war;
He should be the very last back from the
sponsibity he has indirectly brought himself and 9th
and instead of lame ntng and shedding crockodlle
tears the blood and shed and expended
this he should shoulder his muske, and battle
fully in sustaining If the Advocate editor thinks all
do wonder that he has 'fedrtut looking for
ud gment and frey indignation
But o the question of fright wrong III
with sour country There man, however eIo-
quent, convince that the preparation of wrong
be made rigt. by fighting any other mode; for
wrong is wrong, When country is involved in
by its rulers, let the De right wrong
clearly and emphatIcaly the duty of American citizens
to and fight IN its defence and they bound
by solemn compact to do7 We think they To
illustrate the idea: the annexation of Texas does
make that wrong, right; but not bound Amer
lean citizens that the deed has been accomplished by
rulers do battle against the foe that should invade
her soil? We think and this is the ight which
view the sentiment which quoted, and which the
Advocate editor muddy BETTING the inhab
tants of the Internal regions. He offers up
that he "may be preserved from being patriot if the
sentiment contains patriotism" Would ne offer up
prayer for the of the Mexcen.F Would he pray
that army may be defeased--destroyed, We hope
not B. w. D.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-09

PfiHfets-our eotenporares advertising for Jour
neymen printers The editor of the Brookvilie Amcr-
says Two three of journeynien have alroa-
dy left for the Of and three want
CO. and the editor has enrolled his name will
be his way Mexico, fun Of and cARBAGE.''-
The editor of the Spectator, published indianapolis,
Our worknen have all enlisted but solitary
hand, and he would be glad get Off but being minor,
will not without OF his father which he
gam The existing the south. is
such adventure will please Journey prin-
They buted much obtaining the indepen-
dence of Texas, will now be foremost maintain
ipg IT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-09
E1UE1rlG 0lS JULY

Distinguished Orators have invited and
to attend All members OF the Order of the Sons of
Temperance--iH w ashingtonan Societies, and friends.
good and true, OF Total Abstinence respectfully in
vited to attend Come friends Of the glorious cause let
unite the good work
Brethren Of the Order requested bring their Realm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-09
TOXIN Meeting.

meeting Of the citizens Of Richmond, will be hold
at the Warner building the 10th day of June lsi6,
at o'clock P. NJ business in which every good ct
is deeply interested The occurrences which have
recently taken place in city, calls loudly Tor
good citizen 60 something ORDER effect refor
the youth of the city possible, and this IS the
object Of the meeting contemplated, and think much
may be done b. friendly Interviews .! tins kind
MANY CITIZENS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-09
TO VOLUNTEERS!

The public Informed that u meeting Will be held in
the Warner building this city Saturday next,
O'Clock, T. NJ for the purpose of filling up the company
OF volunteers for the existing in the south, and
obedIence to the call of the Governor 1t
hoped general nance will be had and that
company will be fully organized without further delay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-09
INDIANA VOLUNTEERS

We have been politely furnished be Adiu,,n, Genera,
heynots, with the following list of volunteer coppa-
MES, which have been commissioned by Gov. ruot
since the first of June, being first commissions ec,
the present call for volunteers:
Dearborn Volunieers--Com'd June Ist
cap,ain-Jafnes II. Lane.
First Lient--t:corrc Dunn
Second do.-Bc n5aniin J. Spooner
Monroe Gunrds-June Ist
Captain-John NJ sluss.
FIRST Lieut.-John Eier
Second do-Aqua Rogers
Cass County Volunteer. 81
ohptaIn-Spear : Upton
First Lieut---Stanislaus LasseIle
Second dow lInm l.. Brown
Putnam Blues-June I'd.
Captain-John H. Roberts.
First Lieut.--Dariel A. Farley.
Second do.-Richard w Jones.
Montgomery volunteers-June g.
Captain--Henry ). Lane
fIrsi Lleut-Allen May.
Second do-Lewis E. WayIand,
Johnson Guards.
Captain-David Allen
First Lieut.--Davd Provine
Second do-Elsey Mathes.
Marion Volunteers-June 4th
Captain-James F. Drake
FIRST Lieut--John McDougal
Second do.--Lewis Wallace.
he last company IS now performing drill and camp
duty and are engaged IN unifornng emselves prepar.
tory TO marching.
We scmi-oicallv informed Of the organ ,,.;on n
companies, as follows At sheibyvlEle l. at BrookvIIe
l. at Martinsve, Il at New Albany .; at Evansville
Z; at Alacison /; at Delphi Vernon Paoli T. a.
Peru i making in all, so far twenty companies.
The Washington Guards, of Madison, commanded BY
Capt Ford received their some day since.
Several other towns busy raising companies and
expected that before another week closes the Who'll.
required force will be obtained Hurry, or you will be
too late.
1t expected that another company will be in
Marion county. Ind. Dem.
CINCINNATI MARKET, JUNE @, 1919.
fiour-Sales yesterday from store canals of $50
nrs DID, IN poor cooPerage at S2:70; - do 3275.
- new at $50; 300, 60 l00 ITO, g. l00 50 20
$3.50; $50 choice OF 80
Whisaey-saes yesterday Of Is brIs a, II 3-5c; 25.
-, 80, 80. and lis at l4ic.
Bacon-Sale. of hhds Sides $ per 100 lbs paekd
80 do DO at 4fs7 packed do Shoulders 81 packed.
10000 lbs Shoulders and Sides S2S7 and 81 net
LardSaies Of I07 brs No l private terms % bris
No 2 at ) 3-Sc, 100 brs Lie; 10 brs at Sc
Rye FIour---Sale of 80 brls at $2.55-
CofFee---Sale of 40 bags Rio, good fair, at B.
Sugar.--Saies of hhds fair y. q. &c; and hhds
good fair at Lie; do do at 3--c-
Cheese-Sales of $50 boxes selected a, 5ic 80 boxes
IN small lots az Sc.
Dred Apples--Sae of 50 bu from At 81 per bs.
Ginsenx.Sale from of Do brls 26c.
Peariash.Sales Of lS casks a, &C. g azet;e.