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HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

From regular Physician, DR. G ) Smith, Sun
fish, Ohio
Mr.. ]. Kidd-Dear Sir have used in nv
pactice DR.. M'Lane's American Worm Specific.
rnd have often witnessed its efficacy in expcIlinr
worms from the system. patient of raine.
short time ag1, gave a vial Of the Worm Specific
10 child; in short time upwards Of sixty.fve
worms were expelled.
Prepared for the Proprietor iy
JONATHAN KIDD & Go.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. corner Of
zth and w ood SIS, Pittsburgh.
Also for sale by the following agents
JO1IN l.. SNYDER, Somerset.
Hay and Morrison. I.avahsviIle,
X nabe aud Yought. Centreville,
NJ a. Ross, Petersburgh,
a. Wyatt, Smiihfeid,
G. Cook. WeiIersbursh.
Samuel Kauz. Somerset
Samuel Harnet. Addison.
Liyengood & Wclfley Salisbury.
Charles Krissinger. Beiin.
y. B. Be particular TO ask for Dr.. MI.anss
American Worm Specific. or Patent Vermhuse.
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GRATING WAX is made by melting to-
gether three parts of rosin, two of bees
wax, and one OF tallow. When the uni
on of Ingredients is completed, pour the
whole into cold water, and then, having
previously creased your hands, work it
until il is pliable enough for use. It should
be applied sufficiently warm to adhere 10
the stump-the top Of which, as well as
the internal openings made by the wedge,
should be covered about the thickness of
a cent. As to the most proper time for
grating opinions differ. One thing is
certain, if the operation be properly per-
formed, scions Will live if set any time
after the sap circulates freely till the fruit
is quite large. Much depends on the
season, but . general rule scions should
be inserted as soon as the bud begins to
swell.
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REGITGENTAL ORDERS.

THNHE enrolled militia within the
b bnands of the 4lh regiment y. NJ.
will meet for training and Inspection as
follows:
The Cd Battalion on TUESDAY the 10Th
day Of May. in the town af Salisbury,
The 81 Battalion on "Wednesday The
20th day OF Nav. in the town Of Berlin,
JOHN 81 SMITH, Col,
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Regimcntal Orders.

THE enrolled militia within the bounds
the Sd Regiment of p. NJ, will meet for
training and inspection as follows:
The ed Battalion al Somerset, on Sat
urdav The l6th day OF May next.
The lst Battalion, at William Pnsh's,
in TnrkeyfooI, on Monday the 18th day
OF May next.
JOHN EDIE, Col.
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Trimming Young Trees.

II often becomes necessary at mld-sum-
mer TO trim the side branches of young
trees, for the purpose Of throwing the
strength of the growth into an upright
form. But if the side branches are cut
closely, the main stem becomes TOO slen-
der 10 support the mass of leaves and
branches forming the top, and the tree
assumes a bending or crooked form. To
obviate this difficulty, trim the branches
wi.hin aboat half an inch Of the stem,
leaving short stumps with their leaves at
their base. They assist in some degree
the lateral growth of the stem, and serve
TO stifcn it, and which may be afterwards
cut closely to the stem. An attention 10
this particular, viii often save much trou-
bic in stalking up crooked trees.
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Caution.

XX7HEREAS my son Daniel ArnoII
w having left me, aud being no,
yet of age to act for himself. hereby
caution the public against harboring or
trusting him Oh nv account.
GEORGE ARNOLD
mayl2 '46.
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5k1s'asEEA FOR sNA AEzE1S
AT PITTSBURGH.
Drs. sDee and Kuhn,

Drs. Speer and Kuhn.
II ME- ubJect of ihis establishment IS
d To supply want greatly felt by re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents without family, ta-
ken siek-and By patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
to tins place for relief from surgical aud
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from The want of The various comforts
and attentions so necessary and agreeable
to the sick. and from careless and un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected 10
heavy and unreasonable charges.
lnvallds will here be provided with
constant faithful and comfortable aAen-
dance, snd al rate much below the usu-
al charges.
While the care Of both physicians will
be extended TO every variety of disease,
II is intended by DIR. Speer, TO give spe-
cial attention 10
ALL SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY To
DISEASES or THE EYE.
To these branches Of his profession
he has given large share Of his atten-
ion for the last twenty-five wears, and
ne will continue 10 devote to Them the
experience acquired by constant prac-
llce during that time.
he Hotel for Invalids is not an exper
Iment lis establishment is suggested
not only as necessary TO supply an evi-
Gen, want in this city. in the entire ab
senre of any special prnvisinn for the
sfk, hEt is warranted also by the success
ol similar institutions a, Cincinnati and
New Orieans--ihe former under The care
OF l)rs. Taliaferro. Marshall and S,rader
the latter under that of DIR. Stone.
The building selected for the purpose
is situated al the ccrner of Federal and
Robinson sireess, in Allegheny city. ad-
joining the city of Pittsburgh II is
commodiaus and roomy, AMI furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
The sick.
Applications for admission to he made
to the subscribers, al their office on Penn
street, Pittsburgh, or at the establishment.
H@No contagious diseases will be ads
mlled. J. r. SPEER, ~. y.
j. S. KUHN, NJ. ID.
February 25. Is45.
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Somerset County. SIS.

N|Oui't y. So
,>..,ttss<. a Il an Orphans Cour,
:ssfs. gs l "a held at Somerset in and
ss ssYss for said county, on The 9t!l
s::s:..s day OF February. A. D. 1916.
Before The Honorable jeremiah S. Black,
President, and his Associate Judges OF
Tie same court.
ON motion of F, NJ. KimmeI.
Esq, The Court confirm the iuQuisi.ion
on The estate of John ShafFer, deceased.
and grant rule on the Heirs and Legal
REPRESENTATIVES, nf said deceased, 20 an.
pear al an adjourned Orphans court 10
be held al Somerset, on Tuesday the | 4lI,
day OF July next; and accept ar refuse 10
take The real estate of said John ShafTer.
deceased. at the appraised prize.
Extract from Tie records of said court
Certified the 9Th day of Feb. Is46.
WM. fl. PICKING.
ap 2s,'46. Clerk
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CERTIFICATES


This Is TO certify, thai having been associated
with DR.. MLane in the practice of medicine f,
nearly two and half years, have hal many
opportunities of witnessing the good effects .
his Liver Pills. and believe they have cured and
relieved much larger proportion Of the disease,
of the liver, than | have known cured and re.
ieved by anY other course Of treatment.
Dec. :, 1886. OLIVER MORGAN. MD.
rnBsERvE-Nene are genuine without q
fac-simile of the proprietor's signature
Prepared for the proprietor bV
JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist. corner of
4ih and Wood SIS, Pittsburg. Pa,
They are also sold by the following agents.
John l.. Snyder. Somerset.
Hay & Morrison, LavanSvie.
knabIe aud Vougiit. Ceutrcville,
Nj. A. Ross. Pctershurgh,
A. Wyatt, Smiihfeld.
c. Cook, WeI!ershurgh.
Samuel Kuriz. Somerset.
Samuel Harnet Addison.
LiveDgood & Weliiev, Salisbury.
Charles Krissingcr Berlin.
N. BIN order that there may he no mistake.
be particular and ask for DR. M'Lane's L,ver
Pills. janI3'4GI
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AoetrD.
60 a fiotncr.

- u j - N~1hs
Dawn, gentle flower,
From the morning earth!
We viii gaze and wonder.
AT thy woundrous birth!
Bloom. gentle flower!
Lover of the light,
Sought by wind and shower,
Foqdlel by the night.
Fade, gentle flower,
All the white leaves close;
Having shown they beauty,
Time It's for repose.
Die, gentle flower,
In the silent sum-
So!-all pangs are over,
All thy tasks are done.
Day hath no moro glory,
Though he scars on high;
Thine is all mans story,
LIvE-AND LoyE-AND DIE!
REFoRM.-We clip the following ludic
rous hint from one of our exchange pa
Pcrs. 1t is too laughable a joke to be lost
even for relations sake:
How well il is the sun and moon,
Are placed so very high,
That no presuming man can reach
TO pluck them from the sky.
II 'twere not so, Go believe
That some reforming ass,
Would soon attempt to take them down,
TO light the world with GAS!
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Blank Deeds.

a L0T Of Blank Deeds of a superior qnaii
uGxA y, J1sf printed and now for sale
At TFISOFF[CE
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''-'i y l'tUItH ID IN.
Merchant Tailor, Wood ST, PITTSBURGH.

Some two months ago purchased vial Of DR.
NJ Lanes American Worm Specific. gave a boy
OF mine most Of vial; he passed f11tg very
large worms. From that time his health inpro.
we'd very much. had tried two other vernileres
to no purpose. | believe Dr., n MLane's the hest
article before the public. d. CALHOUN.
Miiiin township, Allegheny county.
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9DGR-g "a B 9g q
ga Gs 81 we Ts4YR REp
- 80 IL A5 & EWslA 81

80 ALD lzss w. s.
III URING the present summer. ] can
81 accommodate a few young men,
who may wish 10 study Grammar, Ge-
ographv. &c, for the purpose uf teach
ing in common schools. The wants Of
The system have made school of this
kind very desirable, as all are aware Of
the difficulty of prornring competent
E; s; a, 60. s. g
Instruction. will be given Tor five dollars
for any time mol less than three months;
and 10 expire on The first of October. =
Less perInds AT the rate of FIVE dalla,s
per quarter. The paironage of the pub
lie is respectfully requested. The lam
guages. &c. will be taught as heretofore.
JOSEPH ]. 81 UTZMAN.
April 81. '46-6l
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late the property of Jacob I'robasco and
John Baker. Esq. on the National Road.
IN Henry Clay township. Fayeile eoun-
Iy. Pa, anti one mile west of the village
oi Some:ticld in Somerset county, 10
geiher with the appurtenances thereunto
belonging. This properly consists OF
about Que hundred and ffty-three acres
of land. greater portion Of which is
cleared and under cultivation and in mea.
dow. The buildings consist of large
and convenient
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DR. Ms4ANgsg
CELEBRATED
- y SE&. E5AS.

For The cure Of HepatIes NJ Lirer Co7DZq-pt
Dyspepsia and SICK Headache.
ETiH HIS remedy having been for several veors
pEs employed by the proprietor in his prac,,ce
on very large scale in Mouongalia. Presto,
Harrison and Randolph counties, In Virrinia bo'
sides several other piares and having beru a,,o,.
ded with the most happy effects he has been fro,,
time to time solicited 20 adopt such course "a
would give II more extensive circuIafian ,v;,t
view to lessen ihc amount of human su,i.r;re,
Aware Of the fact that mlay useless nostrnms
have been paimed upon ,he public. he hesi,s,eI
for several years uHlil thoroughly convinced ~,
the above medicine If properly used. vVnutl ~,
failto effect cures in great many instances. and
even TO alleviate those cases which are cutie incu
rable.
Symptoms Of diseased Liper-Pain in the
right side. under ihe edge Of the ribs increased
on pressure; sometimes the pain is in the efi side:
the patient is rarely able To lie on the left side
sometimes the pain is felt Under The shouker-
blade, 1t frequently extends to the top Of The shouI
der, aud is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism
in the right arm. The stomach is affected with
loss OF appetite and sickness; the bowels. in GEN.
raj, are eOstiye. sometimes altering with lax The
head : troubled with pain. accompanied with
dull. heavy sensation 10 the back part. There "a
generally a considerable loss Of memory. accom-
panied with painful sensation of having left
undone something which ought to have been
doae. slight dry cough Is sometimes an atien.
dam. The patient complains of weariness end
debility; he IS easily startled his feet are cold or
burning, and he complains Of a pricklv sensation
OF the sem; his spirits are low; and although ha
Is satisfied that exercise would lie beneficial I,
him, yet ne can scarcely summon up fortli,,ds
enough to Try 1t. In fact. he distrusts every rc-
mcdy. Several of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred where few o
them existed, yet examination of the body after
death has shown the liver to have been extensive
IL deranpeI
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honert o'een ana Co., PnIiadelpnla.
Elder, Gelston & CO..
Hopkins Brothers & Co. Baltimore
VIM. McCulley & Go.
IIailman. Jennings g. Co
Bnrbridge. Wilson & Co,
Church & Carothers,
Clarke q Thaw, Pinsburg.
I.orenz. Sterling & Co.
Alexander I.aushiin,
Waterman Palmer,
Shalles e. Clyde
Gen. Isaac Hodgens, Pa.
Hon H.. w. l,eeson, D,
Hon. A. Stewart, laye"e Co.
Hon. a. Buchanan,
Samuel Black, Greens Co.
General Jesse LAGER.
Thos..J, & w W,M'Kaig, Cunt er,and
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Patent Verr12ifuge.

Da. McLATE's AsERIc1S WoaN SfEcIF1C
Promptly erpels Worms 10 az almost IN
credible GUm5ert
ET+O substantiats the above fact many hundreds
Ii of testimonials could he adluccd, ost Of
which the following are selected, from Indiyjd-
usIs Of standing and veracy. Indeed. il is con-
6dently affirmed thai each new trial of the poyv-
ers of this remedy will have an additional len.
dency 10 widen and confirm lis fame. and that if
it were universally known and difiused over tina
United states, it would moi save less than many
hundreds, if not thousands of lives annually.
CERTIFICATES.
DO certify that a vial Of Dr. N'fane's Ameri
can Worm Specific expelled Eve hundred and two
whole worms and pieces that would have made
sixty more, from boy of 1hn I.ewellilsg. which.
II laid IN straight Inc would have most DrobahIy
measured the enormous length Of one hundrcy
yards. JOSIAH JACKSON, owner Of Wate
Forge. and other works. Monongalia county Va
This Is to certify that purchased from Holmes
& Kidd vial of DR.. M'Lane's American Worr,
Specific, and gave two doses to bay of mine
about three years years of age. He passed fully
half pint of worms. The qnantiiy was so Iarga
was really alarmed, and called in several of NV
neighhors to see them. Had this story been re-
lated 10 me, could not have credited il. withou,
being an eyewitness 70 The Same. NV cLild's
health improved much after.
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LATEST FROM THE ARMY.

A part Of the Tennessee volunteers, supposed To
be Of the Twelve months quota, had arrived at
Brazos, Santiago, on the 2llh Of June.
The New Orleans volunteers had, except two
regiments waiting transportation, been moved to
Burrita. The Texas volunteers were organizing
under the direction of the Governor.
The Mexican nyat Linaroz is belicvcdto be
moving towards Monterey, reduced in number
by dcsortion and disease.
Bustamente, il is rumored, is at the head Of the
Government, and Paredes is moving with u large
force to the frontier.
An AFFRAY occurred in camp on the 29th o
June, between two Texan mounted men, one o
whom, named Walker, was shot dead.
No movement of the main body Of the army
beyond Matamoras has been made. The troop.
are impatient for action.
The steamer PoToNAc was wrecked about sly
miles from Pass of ST. Louis. Boat total loss
Capt. Lumsden, Jr.'s company, passengers
all saved. 1t is said Gen. Lamar will be mad,
Brigadier General of the Texan volunteers.
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Ar Fa- e l..s.s aa l.sa D.-.E-... .-lt sG. Bob
no fIr fHH. lHf certificate. o.. fH. uI-f respectable
and Influential utfItul'- r.sr ai rHr1H- 9. fI. o.
nIIfd Sta'ss .l f..'u.By oI fIH Ha.lf.a urd r.rl-
Use eE.rIs OF Df. Dllr1H.- Er-risuat Remedy.
Ak uu#e r-fsHu. boo your own Community UaI
have 91s been u the h1hi.. l..ag f'.- uel.r.l. .a
their fsEie- shat ere fe beneficial results attend
ing b. uee. We take tle liberty a. r..ar.ar .I c.u-
ueri.1u NifH f.l- notice 10 few aaHag f'e raug .u
our o.u county, ahI ore competent rY ...fs .l .f-
matter aHl only a-k tl.m f1 ag boo s.rY. tn.s r.a-
edy Uhatihay can ay Cuu-a..uUJr-.r from r..r aHu
kH1WIafge. Samuel S. Clark David J.. G-lhau
Geo Shirt. John EsIpr, sam. Dlrk. Sat. Ereaw.
The ab1.e is taken from rIe Ohio Patriot of Au-
gust h. 1915. ANY person aI-auy aug further proc.
Of the wonderful efficacy Of d.. DmaH'- EyrerlY-
rant Remedy TOR the cure %. colds. coughs. rlH-guT
tiau and 0- complaints. r.gal 'al o. ca'i On ID
address a aue % auy Of those persons, who u.. Al
an timu- hr willing 20 satisfy them OF the powerful
virtues Of Dr.. Duucan's Medicines.
+ Dr. DuucaG'- Western Office. 800 Sycamore street
Cincinnati, where al orders from the south and wr.
must in future hu addre--et ALSO for sale a. the stJr
Of Robert ]. Atkinson in CarrOI.ton.
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THE TARIFF.
July II, 1916.

The passage of the Tariff Bill through the
House, effected as twas by the most disgraccful
means, party Juggling, corrupt barterng, and
Executive influence, has awakened the de-
luded democracy of Pennsylvania, to a true
sense ofthe interests of their State. 1t is folly to
talk of Pennsylvania interests being subsered
by that bill. But for the misrepresentation of
those high in the confidence of the Democratic
party, Pennsylvania would never have cast her
vote for James X. Polk and George NJ. Dallas.
And had she not cast her vote for the Polk and
Dallas candidate for Governor, New York doubt
less, would not have gone against Clay and a
the House of Representatives, ''Mr. Polk had
been elected by the fraud practiced upon Penn
svlvania in palmiag himself off upon them as a
friend of a Protective Tariff"
Mr.. McCandass, who did his share, ignorant
" or otherwise, in the preparation of this fraud,
is now doing all he can to prevent the passage
ofthe Free Trade Bill through the Senate. Re-
monslrances have been sent up from Democratic
meetings praying the Senate to prevent the pas
sage orthe bill and thereby save Pennsylvania
interests. The Democratic press, to great eX-
tent, have expressed themselves in decided
terms in opposition to the bill. The Harrisburg
Union, Harrisburg Argus, American Sentinel,
Lvcoming Gazette, Easton Sentinel, Pttsburg
Morning Post, Carlisle Volunteer, and many
others have broken ground against the consum-
nation of this most wicked and injurious fraud
in the passage of the House bill.
Mr. Dallas is a Pennsylvania. 1t is not i'm
probable that the passage Of the bill through the
Senate may depend upon his vote. If so, how
will he act! Can he doubt that the interests
expectations, and expressed opinions of Penn
sylvania are opposed to this bill! Will he shell
ter himself under the doctrine that he is, as Vice
President, the Representative ofthe whole DEM
ocratic party and not of single State, anC
therefore bound to cast his vote in favor Of this
democratic bill! Dare he see the wishes o
Pennsylvania and her vast interests destroyed
whilst he holds in his hands the power of saving
them? We will see. If Pennsylvania does no
hereafter Judge of the principles of candidates
and parties, from the legitimate result of thei
acts, rather than from the mere professions anC
declarations of politicians, then we will thinl
she will not learn, even in that dearest Of al
schools the school of experience.
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pftyg INAPIOIgAL PILOT.
DAILY, WEEKLY, AND TRI-wEEKLY.

DAILY, WEEKLY, AND TRI-WEEkLE.
Independent Of all Quedions--Neurai on None
In politics. the Pilot looking above and beyond the
present party distinctions, aims at NATIOYALITY and
its motto is" For our country At all times; 10 aP-
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Department is in fully competent hands, and the mar
ket intelligence will be second to other sheet; Ell
ther in accuracy or its early promulgation
The WEEKLY PILOT is printed on a sheet Of the
same size, and contains more reading than any other
weekly paper printed in Buffalo. Each number con-
tans articles on agriculture, selected from the best
publications of the day; also weekly table Of the
prices current, money table, review of the market
&c, carefully prepared by one of the publishers.
The TRI-WEEKLY PILOT is also printed on the
same sized sheet, and contains all the reading matter
which appears in the Daily.
The DAILY PILOT is printed on a large double me.
dum shetland is the largest and cheapest paper in
the State, published west of Abany-being cheaper
by So than any other daily paper published in Buffalo
TERNs.-Daily paper, per month, 80 cents; Tri-
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THE STATE LEVY.

Another Roorback is thrown before the people,
intended this time, to knock the tax law out OF
all credit. The State levy, it has been ascertain
ed is fixed for this year, at eight mills on the dol
lar. Last year it was seven mills. This fact is
heralded before the tax payers as a most wicked
increase of their burthens. Last year the levy
was seven mills upon all the personal properly,
this year it is eight mills upon HALF the personal
property, or equal to four mills upon the whole;
bcinga reduction on eporsona property of three
mills on the dollar. The large amount of per-
sonal properly brought upon the levy this year,
which hitherto has entirely escaped taxation, has
increased the personal property in Carroll coun-
ty nearly one half, The farmer this year will
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SHEREFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of vendi eXponas, issued out
of the court of common pleas Tor Carroll county,
Ohio, and to me directed will offer for sale at the
house OF Peter Herman, in East township, on
Monday the Sd of August, Is46,
the following goods and chatels, to wit: four head
of horse creatures, three head of cows four head
of dry cattle one two horse wagon, :wo Of horse
gears, one dearborn wagon, two pIows, one iron
toothed harrow, three fields OF grain in the ground
one half of two fields on the same farm, containing
twenty-five acres, or the products thereof. Sale tC
commence at I2 o'clock, M. on said day. Terms
cash. Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
July "a 1846-41-2t. Pr. fee ST..
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MARKETS.

New ORLEANs.-Four, SO so, favorite brands
SO 12I; corn, 500 bags in good shipping order,
28 cents, prime, 400 bags, sold at 81 cents.
CNcNNATL-Flour,$ SO 33 a$2 so; whiskey
15!a16 cents mess pork, SO 75perbarrel, sides
A cents; wheat, city mills pay SO cents.
SrEUBENvILLE.-Flour, 80 25a$3; wheat, 40
a45 cents; faxseed 94a$1; oats, 15a2O cents
bacon, shoulders, 3a5 cents; veal, per ar. 25a So
CARRoLLToN.-Flour, So 50a$3; wheat AZ
cents; oats, Is; bacon hams 81, sides 3; butter g.
feathers %; tallow 81.