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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-20
CAUTION.
OAO KO4Ne
HARTFORD 0. Oct. 1th, lS

Hartford o. Oct. l1th, 1s47.
A colored man calling himself Robert
Thompson, and representing tha: he had
bought his freedom for $7OO; Of which sum
Gerrid Smith OF New York had given him
$500; came to this place, recently from
Conneaut, soliciting aid to buy the. freedom
Of his mother, who as he says, is in Jail in
Louisville, she having attempted to escape
from slavery, $500 was the amount de.
manded, and he had succeeded in raising all
but thirty dollars.
We have reason to believe that the said
Robert Thompson is not q man Of truth.
BENJAMIN FEM,
Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church.
THEODORE J. KEEP,
Pastor of the Congregational Church.
P. S. Papers on the Reserve are re-
quested to copy.-IrumbuH Democrat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-20
Negro Pets.

From the following it will be seen, that
the abolitionists are beginning to reap the
fruits Of petting negroes and toadling them
about to address the people. Let the sys-
tenn be carried on while longer and all
the people will run crazy to hear q negro
lecture and the country will be overrun
with such characters as the one described
below.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-20

GEORGIA observation-disclosures Gov
ernor elected by 1900. The wings claim
a msjority Of five on joint ballot,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-20
Destructive Fire.

The city Of Richmond, in Virginia, was
visited by most destructive fire, on the
morning of Sunday, the 10th inst. 1t orr
ginated in the Callego mills, which were
entirely destroyed, together with 900 bbls.
of Flour and 10000 bushels Of wheat that
were in them, and the lumber house attach.
ed to them. A tobacco warehouse, con.
tanning 25 hhds. Of tobacco, and several
other buildings, were likewise burned, The
loss is estimated at $500, ,O0O-being much
greater than any fire which ever before oc-
Cured there. The mills and their contents
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-20

F A Monument is to be placed over the
grave Of Silns Wright, by the democrats
lot st. Lawrence county. so Ella .5.s9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-20
From the South.
PHILADELPHIA. y

l1h. 45m. A. NJ.
By the arrival ofthe Southern mail we
have New Orleans papers Of the 9th, con.
tanning dates from m Brazos San Jago to the
25th ultimo and Tobasco to the 22nd-
There is no later news from Vera Cruz.
The United States Schooner Etna, Bonita,
and Scourge were at the mouth of Tobasco
river; and the people there were all peace.
ably disposed.
Commodore Perry was at Anton Lizardo,
but expected soon to sail for 'Cobasco.
The Mexican soldiers were constantly
deserting.
General Miguel had been appointed com.
mander of the Mexican troops at Tobasco.
The inhabitants on the frontiers were
returnining to their occupations.
The deaths at New Orleans, on the 9th,
from yellow fever, were only 6.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-20
Still Later!

9 O'Clock, L. NJ.
The steamer Alabama has arrived at
New Orleans, from Vera Cruz. bringing
dates to the 26th, and Tampico dates to the
3Oth.
Letters received from Tampico, by
merchants, from the city of Mexico, con-
firm previous accounts of the battle. 700
Mexicans were killed at the battles of
Ell Rey and Chapultepec, on the 9th and
18th ult. 1t is stated that Santa Anna
evacuated the city with 10000 troops, and
20 cannon, went to Guadaloupe. 1t is
supposed that he would proceed as far as
Oajaco. No bombardment Of the city
occurred. 1t was taken possession of by
1900 men, without any resistance, save
some slight skirmishes with the rabble.-
The Mexican women demanded muskets of
Santa Anna, but he was unable to supply
them.
Generals Worth, Pillow, and Smith,
were uninjured in the engagements.
Gen. Worth was appointed Governor Of
the City Of Mexico.
The total American loss in the two battles
was Is officers killed and At wounded;
400 men killed and wounded.
Gen. Scott brought 40 cannon to bear
upon the heights Of Chapultepec, rendering
the position of the enemy untenabIe, ano
taking possession of their guns, turned the
fire against the city, inducing Santa Anna
to evacuate.
Gen. Qultman was on his way down tc
Vera Cruz, witlr~ 1000 men, to open 6
communication with the coast. He was
bearing dispatches. Report not credited
The Picayune states that Santa Ammo
resigned and Senor Pena Y Pena was ini
tiated us President of the Republic.
1t was rumored that the Guerillas were
| fortifying Cerro Gordo.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-20
Terrible Explosion.

a Telegraphic desrRtch to the Pittsburgh
Gazette, dated Cincinnati, Oct. Is, says:
'sOn Tuesday evening last most terrible
storm passed over Nashville, Tennessee.
The lightning struck a powder Magazine
and ignited the powder when one Of the
most awful explosions ever witnessed oc'
Cured. It was like the shock of an earth
quake. One hundred houses were destroy
cd and many lives lost.
"Ten dead bodies have been extrlcated
from the ruins, and the citizens are active
ly employed in searching for others.
"Mr. Shever's house was torn to pieces
by the explosion. His family were much in
jured, and young lady visiting at his
house was killed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25
ALBANY, May %, l947.

ALBANY, May %, l947.
Movement in the Wing Party-Senator Foisom-Chan-
ceiior Waiwoyth-7he Clerk Of the House.
There has lately been very curious and complicated
movement in the wing party here at the capital this is
the locale where tho orders for the direction
distant operations written board Of dctators and
secret correspondents has been organised here and the
iustrous nondescrpt who has assumed to be the keep
of the seals of parzan politics. and who is the de-
lives here.
Yesterday Marcus J. Reynolds Esq of this city who
was lately nominated at the WING judicial convention
judge of the Court of Appeals wrote letter positively
declining the nomination. which he sent to the editor
of the organ Of the Executive with a courteous re-
quest that it might be published; the letter was
detained, and the publication Of it refused. 1t
subsequently underwent the examination of the
rating editor the result that the organ determined
to retain the name Of Mr. Reynolds upon the ticket
Senator Folsom, of New York arrived at Congress
Hall to-day, where his lady has remained since the ad
tournament.
Chancellor Walworth dined at the Delaware Hotel to-
lady who lately died the Chancellor however
be In fine health and spirits he has arrived at an ad
yanced age, and am confident he will not regret the
happy opportunity to enjoy awhile the sweet retire
ment Of home which the extinction of his present office
will afford him.
Mr.. Prindle the gentemanly and indefatigabe Clerk
of the House. remains at his hotel in this city and at
tending to his official business; he has occupied pro-
minent position In the House during the session. and it
is not too much to for him that he has several
occasions preserved that body from temporary dssou
ton; he has perfect knowledge OF paraT entary law
and he was therefore Of infinite help to presiding off,
who entirely unused to that position Mr.
Prinde was offered the nomination of Clerk of the
Court Of Appeals, but he declined 1t: NAV be said
with justice that he is Of the most capable faith
full officers that attached to the House of AS
sembly
The wings everywhere evincng much feeling on
account of the refusal of the democrats
the union ticket for Judges Of the Court OF APP
peals
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BUFFALO, May Relationships about 10000 bbs, va
rious brands Ohio and Michigan at from So So to So
The market closed at 81. Wheat-Sales about 20 900
bushels at from 81 30 to "a which latter obtained
for Cleveland Holders at close Of market held firmly
the latter description at 81 BIN 40 Corn is held at
65 cts, with good demand but moderate sales.
DETROIT May 20.-The arrival Of the Britannia, the
news by which we published yesterday morning in an
extra. has aroused speculative feeling in the market
and -four to notch not reached for several
Heavy dealers however 10th to operate at present
quotations, and consequently little done yesterday
in the early part Of the day -four went up to $6 l2
50 as but before the hour for doing much arrived the
price fell back and the market closed at IS SIX from
wagons, mixed brands and SO for straight. On board
Che quotation was SO 06A, though but little changed
hands Holders willing to sell at 80 l21z but pur-
ehasers were scarce at that figure Wheat worth
81 06.
ROCHESTER, May 22--Flour 81 10; wheat 81 so a
81 50; corn coo. 62kc freights soc e5c for -four
CLEvrLArp. May 2O-Flour IS: wheat 81 10 . - 20;
50c receipts by canal 3Ds6 bbs -four 30sss bush
wheat and s204 do corn.
Nxw ORLEANS, May l6-The news brought by the
Caledonia Of an advance at Liverpool both In cotton
and breadstufls, has produced very marked effect
here and occasioned general advance in prices The
weeks sales Of -FOUR amount to $4,000 bbsrather
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PHILApELrHIA, May "a, ls47.

PHILADELPHIA, May "a, ls47
Laying the Corner Stone for NtD Church Volun-
teers-Socrey Of United .amsrican Mechanics-Th'
Stare Case and the .aboiitionists-Stocks,$ &C.
An immense gathering witnessed the laying of the
stone of the new ST. Augustine Church. yester-
day afternoon. The building is be 81 feet front
by l52 Deep of the Roman Paladan school of archec
lecture the front surrounded by 200 feet high
crowned by a dome.
volunteer company forming at Camden, under the
requisition upon New Jersey, already contains
forty Phiadelphians the roll, and of them has
been elected captain. They will be mustered into
vice during the present week
The society Of United American Mechanics of this
city, turned nearly thousand strong yesterday
to attend the funeral Of a deceased member
The abotonists stole march upon the owners of the
slave Isaac Brown on Saturday through which he was
released from custody and is probably safe in Ca
NADIA. The revocation OF the first writ issued by the
Governor in order to issue second upon the finding Of
the grand jury of Calvert county against Brown
fugitive from justice Of set aside the committal
by virtue Of which he detained in prison. The
claimants neglectDg to have second committa lodged
at the prison. the counsel for the accused took advantage
Of the circumstance and taking out writ de homne
from custody. The to have been heard
this morning but by this cunning device the
him back into servitude. This has been the
elusive topic of about the house this
they could well be- Judge Parsons appears at the
escape, as it would have been avoided had he issued
second commitment. This morning he sent officer
the prison for Isaac Brown and the of
est being made he issued warrant for The arrest of
Mr. Freed the alor, to for the escape of his
prisoner and he will probably be bound to answer.
The friends of the slave have. in the meantime in
stituted suit against all the officers and witnesses from
Baltimore for conspiracy and but for the interference of
Judge Parsons who pronounced them not liable to ar
while here witnesses they would have been taken
into custody.
sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD, May Ell Farmers Mechanics Bank 81
400 Schuykl .,avigaon SIS G5, ak 100 Morris Ganai 2O
Meadow
Bonds, 7314 1000 County Us, 10 l02.
AFTER SALEs-t000 State SIS, TN; 100 Vicksburg Bank,
TX; 20 Morris Canal, 20l<
SEcoND BoARp5 Reading Railroad 29, $50 Girard Bank
12k 1000 u g. Treasury Notes. 05a 5000 Reading Railroad
Bonds 731z
AFTER SALEs-l0O Beaver Meadow 29 rs Lehigh Coal
Scrip as 1000 State S. 74; 100 Girard Bank. 24 500 Le
high Coal Scrip, 8A.
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Movements OF the Packets.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY rs.


| Cleared.
co ws Sy
H,ncken silss Hclnss Msyrisk w0Ileans Wp Nslsen
manas ord John Russell richards st '0hn NIB b.
s.FK s"f Conf, as" fssl; ' #%
p:ss DE Has A R:ss rs.aS
o Ass [I fSsdspha
Arrived.
shP Ann Maria Of salem Brown sailed from Batavia
IN. Left bark Caalpa, Hoyt Boston dys March iath lat
dong N.r e ss is siS sas e k9a s% an
bark showing Marayats Nos a. TO- supposed the William
cabin showing signal blue burgee white letters IL sppsr.
j. sss i % 1 % .a
o s S% a sS az IS 81 ' sPSa:
Zig Joseph GowpeThxai" q and Ic Phads 3s a,
stripe. With 10 q black letter; i, steering southwark
aGs sIo G.%f
sST&Ns; long spoke Ship sx. tara q Phs
H%n % Belfast h sS s
the late gale weather Aklen Head
night could have ave" w ssan f
the head bu, probably put into Sligo An three mast.
sails; all the sails she could set Accouns from
s OF
standing TO the eastward lat w long "a 40 W; fell in
sa b. Ta %se om e 50 Ss So
S, $sR%di ten B Sfskks@ 'N'I
Br bark Domaha Pine a day. from Sligo, ballast and
B bark Mara Dunn London aud days from Hampton
Gsoey. Srg GlanisO Tut.o g Day. from Msyaguen PR
Ass% sas days o% Ponce Fk
W S,sss 80 days fro" the Belize Hondu
I' Br y' DIVE DIVES Sumner IS days from Neuyas to Holt
Owen goth inst Iat 3 IS, lon "a spoke brig Cecilia from
Brig AbsSaIa Poie, IS day. from Cienfusso, with 200
S Ss Com s de- . ss
days north Of Haerass has experienced heavy weather
op seRi Msrss days from Baeoa to
ffs"ssy S% Boston,
S aGs's Es
sshr Mary Fsow 20 days from Tampa Bay, and Charles
Cyprus. Willard II days I'm caa, with salt, to Smith
s sd SK B,rS 9% Richmond via the
. soiIs cay: s'S @
Ere sa is With "a -four
ssh p9faSO 0 smack Richmond and days from the
s sss ISS kim sS'' s$S Ssss Ssr
Scr Iowa, Dayton, Baltimore.
Schr Victory. McMath Georgetown dour
Schr Maria, Swain, Baltimore, with flour
Schr Emily johnson, Baltimore with flour
Schr Sarah Capes, Newbem, NC, naval stores
Schr Zeryiah Marley, Boston, with mdse.
Schr Ann Gardner Hobert, Virginia, with coal.
Schr Planet: Howes, Bath Me, potatoes.
Schr Mary Jane Osborn, Virginia with coal.
Schf Repeater Jarvis Richmond, with coal
Schr Hiram Gerard, Prime, Baltimore with mdse
sehr Pocahontas, swack, Rchmond, with mdse.
Telegraph reports bark ashore the Hook fore and aft
ifnr sunk on komera SHIP bark and bss outside Of the
Below.
Ship " Mary Foster, from New Orleans inst with mdse
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BArAvA-ship Ann Nara-e,3s bags coffee. casks
2O pcals pan wood 3i9 bundles Pngree Sa.
lem-3iO coffee cks nutm-gs 81 Jap do
mace cks nutmegs cs nutmeg oil 63 bags coffee Dbl bxs
tortoise shell Z Darling Boston
LERPooL-Shp Nantc-l06 bundles iron I8I bars do 90
do Rufus Waterman co-lla2 do w Shields co-i55l
do II bundles do Person COLO tons camel coal David
Colby-iI bags American wool John Robinson & COS hhds
earthenware John bbis carbonate Of soda Geo
Meyer sonsl000 boxes rasns Thomas Stalkerl2 hhds
madden 10 t-rces Is barrels chemicals to order.
AMsTERDAMDutch bark Three Brothers-l5 pipes gin II
ampelOOO bgs ndz Par-nstad Schumacher csks mad
der Victor Duckwth22 cks do 300 kgs herring kgs spices
IS c;ks oil bxs bundle schueha,d Gebbard2l kgs mad
der Brewer Neilson-50 bxs oil cks Schage Koop
100 bgs mdz Dulith Cournery5 do Fredegtah-2 bgs
Saltg-2 Foulke Son-l pkg Bailey200 bgs mdz 20
pipes gin, to order.
MAYAGUEzBrg Glanso188 hhds PIT bbs 20 casks sugar
Maitland Phelps.
PoNcE-Brg Orion--20S hhds 1870 bbls sugar w Lewis.
BELIzEBrg Robert Brace2 bxs specie 900 lbs old
los hides 6 bales sarapra ITO lbs old copper 200
indigo logs mahogany GOO lbs Banco30 bales
sarsapanlla 2 cases Alexander-22 cases c Toline.
NEUvITAs-Brg Ove-200 casks % ties molasses Holt &
Owen.
BARAcoASchr Martha Washington-36733 nnts 1000
punches bananas 489 pine Apples 1900 anans 100 shaddock
10000 segars to Cropsey Gmartin
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.
TAMPA BAY-Schr May-48 bbls As hhds sugar Center
Go bbs molasses 10 do sugar Maitland co89 hhds 81
a. Ill. e, Nal.
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WAsHISsToS, May %, ls47.
" "~'TfF" VT 0x"y 10 fOs's
Yisiters to West Point.

Visiters to West Point.
We are informed that Hon. Dixon H. Lewis, Senator
from Alabama and Hon. David L. Yules, Senator from
Florida appointed visiters from their respective
States, to West Point Academy, this year and that
Col Miles, late of the gallant army Of Gen Taylor and
Governor of Monterey been requested by the Secre
tary of War to be one of the Board also.
You may expect this deputation OF Visiters in New
York about the second or third Of June, and
sured they will be treated in style commensurate with
their distinguished merits citizens and as servants Of
the government and Of the people
The appointment of Mr.. Yulee shows that both him
self and Father Richie disposed to bury the Ratchet
and smoke the pipe of peace touching the resolutions
for the expulsion the editor of the Union from the
floor of Senate provided always that this
to be construed into disposition to compro-
with Mr. Calhoun upon the subject Of those resolu
tions CANALES.
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NeuyrA. My III psss; sss Anso's Moore, for New
nsst April ia imp ss :sSr c.A.n. Scott for New
s.. JOHN NB-Ar May TO- bark Jane Hammond, v.ush.n,
toni 81 poSasp 5h bs com%odus Bailey cenSesos
ssSr Wsiaia kas.ton Jam; 18th brig
je ea McNesr York. 90 sGh franklin Gibbs. Bos-
a1E,Ec May sAT ship. RasD0w Arnold s0q,hs%p
po v. With oshsl:. Ss New oisas.
Homo Ports.
ship s4 ss afHR sn1s fssn
s5 sS jS s d S1 :p
1sos IL: 81 ss :ss: si s
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.as;s$s Boston, Lsa kHs,
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S,5sS: E:s SsI !.S
% & ss rys da Ys srs Of
The Rappanannock full rugged and herm bTgs; off Great
s.l and "a a s1 a ssstc q Sss;
s'.fa s:''f
SS a: l b. III S n. 4l ssss:a ny:ps o%
Grand Island Young 5sfmf Mary George Watt S,1t M
sS. tt tof Lysa WIZ So% fseis ossas oiha SrE,
E,S:;S Ka
gers, Richmond; Good Hope geldnS AeT adra Southern
BBs sr
SS Essiss Is f$Ssiy Go
Compliance Baker; Oriental Brown Ann, o'Brien; Anseoo
q aT ay .Sp. .ed 'ss EG a
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an s,ern ana G% & Road s NO
My .s, North Bend, css
s. Sss" Ss Bs
as Brs"s y
S Susan Taylor JSIasoa lsh brig william
Ell! sh A As ss fss M21ss
a e oS MsSy Kew
GIovs..TEn May sA brig rsssas; s".ina%
fhE'
Cd :s pine 0h%e %ss c
NETpyns.or1 May 2 p1A5 'eh' Elizabeth Small and
New ORLEANS, May l6-Ar ships Denmark Andras, Lii
verpoo Charemagae Fales Antwerp baks Theodore Koe
ner (Bem) Otto Bremen; Exact Johnson Vera Cuz brgs
Georgaa Chrispen do Susan Sp"ord Spoford dos Maria
Miller, Lobos Island; Recurso Sequndo, (Span) Cali BARGE
lona schrs Sinus Nickeson Brazos SantiagO Mount Vernon
Swazey Tampico; Elizabeth Gift Vera Cuz Heroine u
transporn Campbe Brazos Santiago; Josephine Shipnan
LivsTPoS Helen B Jackson do Elizabeth Rsnnson sPen
Merchant, (Br) Foole Liverpoo Sea Lion, Dyer
steamship Gav Havand (ialyeson bark Prompt Well
Rio Grande; brigs VIM Fuller. Crawford, NYork; Ra
dus Pummer Bordeaux; schrs James Lofand Thompson
Phia; Pauline, Young, Apslachicola Emma, Chesey Mo-
bile; Fd-a, Turner Phla; November. Ryan, Santa
go; Raran, Herald do Dora, Boghich Mobile; Guage
Oue, Vera Cruz; Apareceida Yucatanl Mese S,sa and
Campeachy Sovereign Peterson Bazos Santago st Paul
Percval, do.
Robert Bruce, Wade Baze, (Houdnras) bound to York;
fom Baltimore (Levant doub into and anchored
the Roads to-day Ship Madison from Bremen, went up
James River this morning In Hampton Roads Br bark Boil
var Smith, London Br brig Coair Stephens limerick schrs
Meguncook Sbles Richmond bound to Boston; James Otis
Bruce Washington, NC, bound to Boston, Cid Br briggs Al
bert, Dalzell for Dublin; Ann, Blair for Liverpool.
PORTLAND May 22-Cld, bark Carota, (new) Malcolm,
York; brig Charlotte, Lttleohn, Matanzas.
ReAM9sD May 23aA5I sSh Lydia catharine WALL Tho
SAVANNAH, May 2OAr bark Isaac Meal. Brown, NYork;
brig Charles Joseph Leigh Boston, schr Mary Faow War
rem Thomaston CID brig Havre Carpenter Boston, Below
brig aud schs 10th, Br ship Oregon, Heron Liver
WILMINGTON May sl-Cd. brig Victory, Oliver, for New
York: 2ls sohr Mary Chase from New York; Goth,
schr Ann Jane, Chadwick. shallote.
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NOTICE.
RRADNER Il co, have removed to No Nassau be-
Wall and Pine Streets opposite the Custom House

81 n:
cy esb shed the suppression Of Guackery continue to
IS s of
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nculay requested to make application the College the
Csse connected with The principal hospital.
fhS'; ffePH attends for COZ
an" 46 ss 1TsRY
sF N s san "r chez. make ssnsn
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and G saes
80 '' '' ~ WIS: RICHARDSON, NJ D.,
vELPEAU's sPECIFfC FILLS
ali mssopprusns d.eSaIsss from the prsSrs
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remedy for impotence ery or bsrrenness unless depend
sse . sSs ssh e. G s ST. carefully
RlCORD's ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
e uesr, e"s Of primary secondary syphilis
dG%p; by
AZ s?sreeting faint remaining in their system
h %inea' hs essy
brated alternative. ' WIN 's Justly ce'e
Sold IN single bottles 81 each cases of half f,
%; carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
ooaoaNuSAhSNhR 1NEbF sIs Ss TfRhAHssArARLLA
PkEPARED by the New York College ~ Nred;c;,. and
nj y established for the suppression of auackcry
ms ,srnsa ana highly concentrated extract possessing
By as s sp ssGgs s's ssy
% o. sarssara At present before public and may be
icea on CERTAIN remedy for all diseases arising from an
ate o. the blood such croua and salt rheu M ring
a or pimpes, ulcers, main the bones or Joints
uooes cutaneous erupons liberated sore throat or anu
acs ing o the secondary effects Of syphs or an nju
tScld in single bottles at
:. IN cases Of half dozen bottles .........ss 50
Ns' h ionTwsEde ID. 70 al pfrts Of the Union
Once ops. from IA NJ To- aP no'e'a'e pu'ena's"
nav VS. hiCHARDsoN, M D..
Nansau Street, New Vera
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The Crops.

We were visited by slight rain on Saturday morning,
which was very acceptable to the parched earth =
Vegetation received impulse and put ON still
velier aspect from the influence OF the invgorating
shower.--.4ibany Knickerboeker, May "a
The accounts from ST. Johnss Berky, and other places
continue be very bad in relation to the injury done
the growing cotton, by the late cold winds and cold
weather Planting over is in progress to considerable
extent Charleston Courier.
We have strange weather-rainy, cool and altogether
unreasonable. We are informed at the cut worms,
which always take advantage ofsuch seasons busy
engaged in cutting down the corn and other tender
plants.-ChananOoga, Tenn, Gaxette, May IA.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENCE.
New York Cattle Market.

MovpAy EVENING. May "a AT market, 1928 Beef Cat
tie UoOo from the South 100 Cows and Calves and 1000
Sheep and Lambs
PgIcEs-Beef Cattle.-There has been good demand
ut ~ 70 SO so cw at which prices all but about 100
were sold 40 head shipped to Bermuda
Cows and Cslves-The supplies not quite so nume-
this week, but prices show advance upon the
prices previously obtained tolerably fair demand
prevailed, and all sold at from Ss to S2s $40 90
Sheep and Lambs-Ihe market was well stocked, but
BUYERS evnced but little disposition operate reev
and about 100 head remain unsod Prices have Welded
lttle--most of the transactions ranging from ST. rs
o5 a A 60