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= RARKER, PSI Grznt-sL has Just opened en-
-. rs new stock Of Dry Goods adapted 10 the Fall trade
con slsng Of silks shsws Aerinoes, Cashmeres, NJ De-
lanes &c. which 10 TOuld rylIs he attention Of pur
chxssfl slfU
(IREEN Bookings bales green, scsIlet and
VI printed BALes, pTising assortment u qualities
for sale By l9 NssMiTH co. - and 3 Finest
CARPETs-So0p pieces the, medium and saperhne al
~ wool Carpets Also. 80 printed Cotton Csrpetings
Tor ssle by i9l kEsAlTH co. y and 52Pire-si
cHIRTING -TRIPE--Ashbarion indigo blue
y Stripes heavy and suitable Tor export, Just received
for sais By l9I NEsMlTH co. - and - Pine-st
NIERINO CAssIliEREs-Jo cases Merino CAST
WI meres u various quatrs comprising every variety
q color and mixture. for sale BY
ns c. '. HARRIS u Exshauge-plaee
SLATE COLORED CANBRICs-A superior ar
- lc.e received Ibis day and 0r sale BY
rS {. y. HARRIS, " Exchange !sce.
DLUE AND ORANGE PRINTs-New and desi
ID rattle psi.errs on ne and medium Cloths for sale BY
C. y. HARRIS. ~ Exchange-p
NOLORED AND WHITE rolled paper Mushns
" or ssie by iu-hl C ?. HARRIS. - Exehxnge-psca
GILT CORNICEs, French Window Shades, Curtain
NJ Trimmings, kc--J. {. WOODFORD, 295 Broadway,
will open IBIS morning 81 invo.ce Of Gill Corices Win
dow shaies, Curtain Trimmings, which viii be sold al
dlscouni ifom former prices 10 eloss tho invoice Tho
above invoice contains many valuable goods Of the kind
and h. has far advanced viii be offered
sdaceneut LsfEgs Bsildings. near Rssdsst az q
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IY IyTRoDUCTToN 10 ThI


EREEK LAsGI AGE-COulaining an outline Of tie
N Gramnsr with Appropriate Exercises for the use Of
Schools and Private Learners. b. A. G. kendrck, Pro-
lessor Of Greek Language r Madison University.
" have Dot only read Prot kendricAs introduction 70
he Greek Language bur have bad good opportunity OF
Judging 81 m adspfedness 10 he purposes Of elementary
Instruction FROM such snowed ge, would lrhes iaiing
express the opinion that Tor beginners 10 The study u he
Greek language Il il superior 70 GnJ WORK C he KIND
thsf has ever come under my Inspection.
TAYLOR LEWIS, Professor Of he
Creek Language. &c. University OF Newly ork."
For sale by MAIN II. NEWMAN 20.
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MN &. IfASBROUCK, or
dgf 3tawbw DNNL r. BOfCE. Newhurgh.

g. ST. JOHNS PARk.-lhe splendid Mansion
H. No II LaightsL Hudson paIk, AT private sale
being four story brick dwelling, huit In the beet
manner cost OF over -l2oo under the experiment
ence II one Ol the best builders 10 replcte with every
convenience. g H. front by 80 A. deep lot IL esSo with
brick stable the Two thirds ct The purchase
money can remain on mortgage. For farther particular
apply To ANTHONY J. bLEEChEk, Aueuoneef,
tft pcv
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-. VALUABLE East RIVER PROPERTY

NJ for sale-About OF land beautifully located on
49, the T. River embracing Turtle Bay and making near
Is az city l0s together with the Msnson House, Nc The
above would make desirable private residence and -
valuable for manufacturing purposes, requiring water
front II Is the only nsiural hsbor The shore of the
East River and must soon be OF great value. IL IL offered
10 close q concern and bs purchased Nj low price
and on favorable terms. Apply to A. J. BLEEcKER.
az IV Alctipuerr. no Broad It
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A CURIOUS BOOK.

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For sale wholesale and retail, II SHEPAkDs,
1911 Broadway, opposite JOhn-st
B. Wanted several agents 10 procure snnserhers 10
Rev Mr. H0yts Poems. row publishing Ia numbers
Aireafy Published snow " WoridrIle7 AMI " Od-r
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IL PASSAGE FROM ALL PARTS Of Ent
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IN PURSUANCE Of an ofderof he Surrogate OF the
cons having claims against William Edgson, late of the city
of New. York gentleman deceased, to present me same
vy the vouchers thereof 10 the SUBSCRIBER NJ me once p1
YORK on or before the sih day ~ July neALDa!ed New
York tho oh dag Of January. 1871. . -
ETTL tRETI FDGSDN. ENecutrlx.
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N~yv FOR -NIE- Steamboat EMERALD,
E-Nts--,Sying Al the foot of Murrsy-st with the
privilege OF her Route from Kingston
Nev York lneuire OF WILLIAMSON VAIL
.ff =. tt It New York
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- VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTlON.-A de-
sfebe farm and residence vii bs sold Al public sale
On Wednesday. January 81, 1871, between tho hours
Of 10 NJ aud P. ~ al the residence Of The subsc 1De
the farm which he resides. Said farm 10 situated
Longhill, IN Chatham township, Morris Co ~ J. lying
the Passaic River, and within TWO mes of The Morris
and E-sex Railroad TIE farm contains % acres Of supe
quality land about ~ Of which Il excellent gain snd
and IN high sals OF cultivation The remainder 10 In the
very best Of meadow and pasture with proportion OF
wOOd-al In good fence and well watsred With neYSr-
falling stream two good apple orchards " he choicest
Kind u fruit also peach orchard AZ some 20 ees album
dance Of cherries and other fruit The buildings comprise
good substantial house barn with cellar, COW house,
nag house carriage house, house-all new and In
good repair On the day viii be sold the stock and
farming Utensils For particulars Inquire Of the subscriber
or Of J. LAW, "a BrOsd-st Newark
NB-lfihe above day should prove stormy, The sale
will Iske place The neXI fair day. ISAAC " MUM.
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ell eNUTIt E.--IN sI"aHlvSI FVLNS /"
Ss.s-,saow ready FOO towing In and about the hsf
boz y. h. All persons forbid trusting
any one on account OF The Above boat bids
wi be paid u thcg contrasting b. T. WooLsEf.
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Jnoia Rubber GOODS.
DREPARE FOR PARTIES:

FI0RxCE n. DAYS linda ksooe, IA e:nr,.os
ii IL removed hoI1 ~ :, H,tsl nl2n
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Nex-York Meaieai and Surgical Society
9 DANIEL ADFE Publisher. ~ Z ulton-s- y. Y
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-02

conquer peace-the army very cheerfuily
sacrificed to p*triotisin--to the great wish &
want of our Countrywide ecias that would
| have followed an entrance, sword in hand. ID
! to great capital. willing to leave some
thing to this republican, no immediate value
to us--on which to rest her pride, and recov.
J ei' temper-I hailed our victorious CORDS at
the gatss OF the city, (at leks for time. and
. have them now cautioned in the neighborjn9
villages, where they are well sheltered and
| supplied with all necessaries.
! On the moaning of the 2lst, being about 10
take up battering assaulting positions. to
suthorse me to summon the city to surrender
or to sign an All tstice with pledge to enter
at once into negotiations for peace--a mis-.
SION came oit to propose attruce. Rejecting
terms. despatched my Contemplated note
to President Santa Anna -omtting the SON.
mons. The 22d, commissioners were appoio
ted by the commanders Of the two armies
the armistice was signed the 23d and rati6.
cations exchanged the Gath
All matters i'll dispute between the two %.
vernmenis have been thus happily turned ov.
cr to their plewpotentAries. who have now
had several conferences, and with, think,
some hope OF signing treaty of peace.
To the staff. both general and personal. at-
taehed to general headquarters, was again
field, as always III the bureau add their
names, &c: 1t Col Hitchcock, acting inspec.
sor general; Maj J L Smith, Capt Il Z Lee,
Gas distinguished for felicitous execution as
for science and daring,) Capt Mason. Its Ste.
vens. Beauregard. and Fower--ali of the en-
g'reers: Maj Turnbull, Capt Mcclellan. and
1t Hardcas'le, Typographical engineers, Capt
iuger and 1t Hsgner, Of the Ordnance:
Cspts Irwin & Wayne, Of the quarternaster's
department:Cap Grayson of the commissariat:
Surg Gen Lawson,in his particular depart.n'.:
Capt II l. Scott. acting assistant adjt general:
1t Williams, aid-.le-camp, and 1t Lay, mill
tary secretary. 1t Hamilton, another aid
de camp, had, week before, been thrown
out of activity BY severe wound received in
a successful charge of cavalry against cavalry
and four times his numbers-but, on the 20.
had the valuable services, as volunteer aids.
of Mas Kirby and Van Buren,, Of tile pay de
partment. always eager Tor activity and dis
tinction-ana ola third, the gallant Mag ~
Galnes, of the Kentucky volunteers.
have the honor to be. sir,with HI oh respetA
Your most Obedient servant,
WINFIELD sCorr !
Hon. WIN. L. MaRcr. Sec'y Of War.
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MarrteU.

In this village, May 6, by Rev. A. Huntington cspP,
Mr. Stephen Gore Miss Nancy H. Brooks both Of Bef
nardston, Mass.
Also, day, By the same, Mr. orson g. Warner
10 Miss Alkaline T. Smith, both Of Greenfield, Mass.
In this village, at the PbGniI House May TO- BY Rev
F. Mcintyre, Mr. Willard C. Oweug, Of Atho, Mass for
mery Of Belcbetown, TO Miss Lucrea l. Robsrs, Of Gall
In this town, May 5, by Rev Mr. Chandler, Mr. Charles
Wood to Miss Elizabeth knight, all Of this town.
In Guiford, Feb 4, by p. Chspn, Esq, Mr. Theodore
L. Spague. Of South Deer6ed, Mass 10 Miss AIubah G.
Woods, Of Whaieiy, Mass
Also March - by The same, Mr. Jacob w Nash Of North
Brookfeid Macs Miss Mary A. Leach, Of North Had
ley, Mass
Also April 25 by the same, Mr. Chester s Hastings, oil
South Deerfrld, Mass, 10 Miss Mary Ann Keith, OF Pei
ham, Mass.
Also, April 30 by the same, Mr. Martin Hills 10 Miss
Harriet White, both Of Guilford.
10 Wilmington, May %, by Rev. J. W Bailey, M La
cus Fox Of Wilmington and Mrs Cals,a r. Sergeant, o.
Brattleboro.
In Wilmington, at the Village House, May 5, BY Rev
w. J. Kiddef, Mr. David Houghion 10 Miss SoPhrona
Putnam; also, Mir Chandler r. Putnam TO Miss Sarah J
Houghton, all Of Whitngham.
In Ludlow, April 30 BY Rev. b. Burrows, Mr. Emerson
| Farnsworth To Miss Lorenda Adams all Of Ludlow.
In Norhrld, Mass May 8, by Rev o. &. Everett, Rev
John =. Moors, Of Deerhed, Miss Esther w. Hastings
| Of Northfed.
In Enfield CT, May 4, MIR Francis BoylsiOn, Of Csen
FIELD Ms, to Miss Maria n Shauck Of BerDardstoD Ms
| In Rochester, N. " May 9, Mr. ID. N. Carpenter, o
| Greenfield, Mass. to Mrs Jane CLARK.
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So. ~. IN. ~ f-,-.--.- -. -.
Io"''oS "t"s-i"e s"s",",p O"saon'a s'n'e' :"
Boston on THURSDAY last IN 10 ~ days from Liverpool
We give below her most important irms Of inelgcnce
In Parliament the overno,ro, scheme Of GENERAL edu
cation enooon,ers the eafnrs, onpoo If ,b D...u,ers
crner,ly The nationai are sd 10 no IN .ound
eondi,io1, '-N -
The imnor. Of bread.pfIs and provson. continue In he
verv ,rgs The nrce of Inc farmer M ,nnsov.d and
tbai Of The later declined rs,rtn aur ,eli. Al 80 10
ans nr b,,srl Indian corn 81 IN 5ls .r quarter The
demand /, strady ptincipaliy ,r home c5nsuinption
The accounts from ireland are vel hsfrowine Discuse
IA sweenius o what famine ha. apaed The ever rene.
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NEW GOODS.
w NJ H. WILL A w S

~ HATEFUL for pas, favors would respectfully inform
VI The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newfane and vicinity
that be has just returned from Boston with large and de-
srablr stock Of Goods, among which may be found
20 pieces rich style Ginghams and De Llnes,
200 do New Prints, elegant siyies,
from To ~ 20 cents per yard
20 do Cloths. Cassimeres and Tweeds,
duz Fancy Shawls,
, eases Gent new style Hats a, very low prices,
Thin Boots,
100 pair Ladies' Kid and Leather Shoes.
so pairs Grntemens Goat and Calf Broaans,
100 pairs Youths, Boys and Chdren's do
Together with general assortment Of Crockery, Glass
and Hard Ware W l. Goods. Paints, Oils and Dye Stuff
Drugs, Medieines &c All Of which bought with
Cash very Low prices and will be sold the most
souable terms The public respectfully invited call
and examine fnr themselves before purchasing
WilIiamsvile, May ], a. 81
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For tie Care Of Consumption, Diseases Of the
Lungs and Respiratory Orgnns.
THIS Syrup !. a most powerful agent in renewing
n oil diseases aud distinctions oi the respiratory Or
Ranri in such complaints as Colds, Coughs. Consumlr
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any medicine hitherln used. In al scndnous mala-
dies Il Is equally efficient, having been r with abun-
dant success in Kings Evil, EfupIios IT the Skin,
Ucrrsons aud the like diseases arising ii,n mpuriiy
Of Consumption) and 10 Liver Complaints il has SCI
dom or never been known to fad 10 ehrctng COM
plre cure. s1f.
Pamphlets containing history and description Of
the character and variety ol Consumption accsnpa-
MED with certificates from patients Themselves, show
log the manner 10 which they have been cured Of the
above inveteraie disease in its varnus stages, by
Seheacks Puimonie Syrup, can be had (gras) by APP
50 BaATrLEnonn. VI.
Price 81 90 per Bottle, OF q Battles for So 90.
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STATE on vnnnaoNT.

District OF Westminster, S.
The Hon. the Probate Court Of IYesimiasier TO al
persons inieTeSted ia the estate Of SOPHIA WILL
DER, iaie Of Puiney in said District deceased IN
tesfafe, GRELrIEc.
Whereas Riley Burdi,t and Jeremiah Ryan, Execu-
tors upon the estate "f said deceased propose 10 rem
der an account OF their administration, and present
their aecouut against said estate nr allowance al a
session Of the IN be holden at the Inn Of
John Ayfes, in Grafton, in said district, the last
"Wednesday OF May, is4T. Therefore you ATE hereby
notified 10 appear beiurc said Court al the time and
place aforesaid and show cause if any you have why
said account shouh not be allowed.
Dated at Townshend in said District, this s6ih day
Of April, 1917.
s. ABiSHAI STODDARD, Reg'r.
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BOOK ADDRESSED TO
Those who Make Boots and Shoes,

And Especially to these who Wear them.
TIME Book of the Feet; History Of Boots and
u Shoes with illustrations of the fashions of the
Egyptians, Hebrews, Persians Greeks and Romans,
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the middle ages, down TO the present period. Also,
Hints 10 Lasl.makers, and remedies for corns, sc.
By J. SPARKES HALL,
Paen; Elastic Boot Maker TO her Majesty the Queen,
the QUEEN Dowager, Sc.
mr. Hall is the most fashionable among the London
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'For such visions as these the disciples
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The sons Of Crispin, and every man who has a
soul, should reward the publishers enterprise 10 the
preparation Of this elegant volume Literary World
Every lady who wishes neat foot aud good iii
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$40 persons engaged in The boot and shoe trade,
this work will prove OF great value, while 10 the gen
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New YORK.: Published by J. S. REDFIELD and
w. II. GRAHAM. 81
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An Iacident BUena Visa --During the most gloomy
hour of the fight Sergeant Joseph Langod LIST Mississippi
regiment shot through the thigh Unable to stand be
sat UPRIGHT and shot dead with his pistol lancer who
preached him While engaged in reloadng another lancer
troed past him. and raised his lance drive it into
ded lieutenant few feet from hun Before the weapon
hurled however Langord threw his pistol and struck
the lancer stunning blow the nspe Of the neck The
action saved the lieutenant but proved fatal 10 the magnan
imous Langord for saggerng the Mexican turned and
drove his lance into the forehead Of the wounded man,
coming Just back Of his immediately AFTER -four
men, who approaching with horse 10 carry of then
comrade shot the Mexican the moment he had Olsen
gagged his lance and he tumbed the body Of the
PROSTATE Mssissippan
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ZONES s. STETSON

HAvE just received a very desirable and well Sc
N IL iected assortment Of new SPRING IND
SUMNER GOODS, which bough, for Cash,
and will and shall be sold loo any other man or
set OF men will or can SELL within the County oil
Windham. r
We are not disposed to cumber The Newspapers with
enumeration Of thou and aud one articles Of
goods that we have got and many more that we have
complete aud prices lower Than the lowest
Ma Enron we wish you to put this into sin
gle column. Our Fathers taught Us when young not
TO take any broader asaik than could point oui
we'll JONES 4 STETSON.
West Dover, May 10Th, Is47. IS
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District Of Marlboro.
In Probate Coui, May 6ih, a. ID. is41.
ZONES Charles X. Field, Administrator upon the
~ Estate u EBENEZER MORSE, late Of New
auc 10 said district deceased and files his admnsira-
ton account for examination and allowance.
Whereupon IL is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this Court viii de.
eide upon the allowance Of said account at spccia
session thcIeol to be holden at the Probate Office ia
Braiiieboro ia said district, on the last Saturday o
May inst, by publishing copy Of the record of hi,
order three weeks successfully in the Vermont Pho
nix, printed al said Braitebofo previous TO said tim,
OF hearing.
A true copy n Record.
IS Attest, ID. HARRIS. Rrg'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for The Disiriet Of
IYesfninsIer:-To all persons interested in the e..
tate Of SPOORER HOW, late Of Jamaica, in said
District, decreased, iniesfaie, GREETiSe.
Whereas James Muzzy, Administrator npon said
estate proposes TO render account Of his admnisra
ton and present his against said estate iut al
lowance, session Of said court to be holden al the
Inn Of Nelson ID. Evans, (atey kept by Abner john
son) in Townshend, ia said district, on the last
"Wednesday Of July, is41, therefore yon are hereby
nniihrd TO appear before raid Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and show causr IL any you have, why
said account should not be allowed.
ABISiIAI SToDpARD, Reg'r.
Townshend, April 90, Is47 50
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Probabilities Of Place. there any probability Of spec
dy peace with Mexico il eludes all dscernment thus far
Nothing is heard in that country but "War-repellng inva
sion-and driving the Yankees from the soil Such feel
ing natural than desirable And yet there does
be any thing balls Of the nature Of cogrn
reasoning by which this state Of mind likely TO be chang
ed. When consider how long Mexico strugge agains
Spainhow long Agiers has tasked the military strength
Of Frsnce-how long the Pennsular War wac wsged viii
nations best blood for years Il is easy
thing to begin warit only Few strokes Of per
that removed army from Corpus Christi 10 the Ri.
Grande but how much STRIFE and TOLL and bloodshed
atone for that fatal writing how msny homes must be desc
lated and hearts snen with anguish vain 10 guess
Bot the whose reckless ambition all this msrr
is Marked add him the burden Of responsibility
forever.-HmtJ0rd CouranL
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state or Vermont.
Probate District of Marlboro

Probate Distflct OF MafIbOfo.
n Probate Court, March 80, 4. d. 1917.
(tOMES John Brigham. Administrator upon the
~ estate Of LYSCO.uB BRIGHAM, late Of Viii
,nghani, deceased, and files his administration account
for examination and allowance.
Wherenpon, il is ordered, that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this will decide
upon the allowance OF said account and order dislrbu
ton Of the estate OF said deceased among the heirs
thereof al the session thereof, be holden al Chds
Inn in Wmineio the last Thursday Of May
next BY publishing copy Of the record of this ORDER
three weeks successfully in the Vermont PhGnix,
printed at Bracboo 10 said district, previous 10 said
time Of hearing
p A true copy Of Record,
Attest, B. d. HARRIS, Res'E 81
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castle prisoners, to be transported to the Uu-
ted States 1t is stated that OF them prefer TO
come TO the United States. '..f
Gen. SCOTS official dispatches were published
in the Union Of Saturday night From them we
learn but little IN addition to what is stated above.
He states that 5000 Mexican prisoners were taken,
exclusive Of the officer while Sinta Anna and 1000
succeeded in ehecling their escape. Gen. Scott
estimates our loss in killed aud wouaded NJ 250--
The Mexican loss on the field Of Latle was $50,
which was increased during the pursuit. All the
prisoners Except, believe, Of the oficers)
were released on their parole Of honor no, 10 fight
again in the war against the United States Gen
Scott anticipated no further opposition TO his adj
vance this side Of Perote, which is 05 miles from
Vera Cruz, aud l54 from Mexico.
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Just Arrived,

A FRESH supply Of Seasonahle Goods comprising
IN general assortment Of DRY GOODS, Staple
and Fancy w. l. GOODS, Crockery, Glass and
Hard Ware Oils, Paints, Dye Stufs, Nails, Glass,
&C., &C., oil OF which viii be sold At the lowest mar
kei prices in exchange for most kinds OF produce
Palm Leaf Hats and even money not refused.
90 The subscriber feels grateful for past patronage
and respectfully snlcits continuance OF the same.
p. +. PERRY.
Dover, May 10, Is47 IS