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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
Alarriages.

In Wats6eld, the 9th instant, MIR. John H. Andrews Of
Lowell Mass, and Miss Emene NJ. Josin, of Waitsfed.
In Marshfeld jeremiah Carleton, Esq. Miss Caroline
Coburn of NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
Deatbs.

In ElmoIe, l7t inst ABSER Dorr Esq. aged II years
formerly of this town, but for than twenty resi-
dent of Elmoe and in capacity another constantly
officer Of that town.
In Waterbury, October IL Mr. Amos Barrct, aged &c years
and month.
In Randolph, 9th September, MIS- Mary Nutng wife of
VIM. Nutiing, Esq aged I'll years
AT Middlebuy, The 20rh Sept. Mrs Philinda r. Aen
aged SO years, wife of DR. J. A. Allen.
In Sugar Creek " isconsn, Aug 29th, Francis Rubee
aged 70, formerly of Berkshire, VT
In Montpelier October the 18TH of dysentery H. Aanson
only Of Alanson and Mary d. Nye, aged yeurs.
Dear boy we loved hee-why then us leave
For loss of thee can but grieve;
We fondly hoped to hear thy voice.
Bidding our hearts, ACE, rejoice.
Vain hope How is dashed aside,
Our cup of bliss by sorrows tide;
No more thy sparkling eyes,
The pail of death upon thee lies.
Thy ringing laugh thy rising glee,
Thy prate sweet, and bound 30 free
We ALL-but see them not,
They've o'eT-but meier can he forgot.
And where Aanson, hast thou fled?
Shall we seek thee with the dead I!
No, thou liv',t in jesus arms,
Free from pains, and deaths alarms
THERE, we'll seek thee,-there wen meet
There thy immortal spirit greet;
And with thee forever dwel-
In this hope say farewell.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
RUSSIA ISINGLASS.

IRISH MOSS, Ext of Lemon and Rose English Currsnts
Mace, AID all of twieing and turning the
Drug Store of 391 p REDFIELD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

The following persons of the highest rsspectaby are
few that have added their valuable testimony to the
wonderful virtues of BROWNS SARSAP.aRLLL,4 AND
TOMATO BfTTERS.
John Wilcox of New-Bedfotd, cured of dreadful humor
ofhree years. standng aer taking all other preparations in
vain likewise his sister has used with the happes results
fol- the purposes.
George Bliss ESQ., of NewBedioj, has used for general
debility loss of appetite, SC; by the of bottles was
entirely cured
Misss Smith OF Charlestown cured Of dyspepsia
by using it two weeks.
Mrs. t. Williams has been cured of indigestion dyspep
STA, attended with u severe cough.
Benjamin Whitney of Lynn, cured Of indigestion and dys
pcpsia by usIng two hotties.
In fact article needs praise 1t will always speak
for se tul il sufficient to satisfy any ots supe-
rior merits over all other purifiers or alternatives.
1JRemembet aud always buy them OF f. BROWN, G5
Washington street, that his numo signed to the d
rection which accompanies the bottle.
For sale by =. p. REDFIELD and X. COLLINS. and
dealers in medicine generally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
AN ADDR ESS

Will be delivered at the Free Church in Montpelier on
Tuesday evening next 26th instantly at half past o'clock
by J, DEAN, in
sunJrcr-MAN, historically philosophically, and rel
gously considered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
John II. .LnngdOn.

HAS Just received large assortment OF Goods from New
York aud Boston, which, together with the old stock
will he sold at low and reduced pcos preparatory NOTING
into The Brick Store now occupied by Ellis & Wilder.
Please call and examine htices.
CASH PAID FOR WOOL. BUTTER
AND CHEESE, AS USUAL.
Orinhnr 90 1917.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
VERMONT wATCHMAN STATE JOURNAL, OCTOBER a. ls47
BOOT DEPOT.

1E CASES Of those best Milford Boots at BURBANK's,
" NIL sorts and sizes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

rJHE Members or tho Legislature mud all Others are
L specially invited TO call and examine my
L.4RGE STOCK OF GOODS;
gentlemen and Ladies, will sell you Goods Cheap as
you eau get them 10 Vermont
CHARLES SPALDING.
Vill,oe or Montnelior, Oct 16, Isd7, Sd
nRUGs 81 MEDICtNES-Just teceived-wurranted
~ of the first quality, aud will BIZ sold in largo or small
quantities low can he purchased in the Stute
MONTE lier, Oct. 1910. $. X. COLLINS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
From NeW York. to
Boston.
BY WAY OF NEWPORT & FALL
RIVER,

NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD LINE,
composed of superior first css steamers, of greut
strength aud speed particularly adapt 10 tho Navigation Of
Long Island Sound running in connection with the Fall Rv
er and Old Colony Rarcud distance of SO miles Bos
only.
Leave pier No D. North Rvor, tho Battery, daily,
except Sundays nj 2. NJ
The steamer BAY STATE, 1600 tons burden, Capt.
JosEPH CoMsTocK, Tuesdays, Thursdays und Suinr
DAYS, ar +. NJ.
The Steamer MASSACHUSETTS,, 1000 tons burthen,
Capt WILLIAM Blows, Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days at 5 ?. NJ.
These steamers fitted with commodious rooms,
and every arrangement for the security and comrl
of passengers, who afforded by this nights
board On arriving Fall River, passengers
per rail Dad, reaching Boston early the following morning
can remain on hOard (geng their breakfast desired
until the sturug OF the accommodation train O'Clock A.
NJ. which will reach Boston at about 0 l-2 A. NJ.
Tho of passage aud the charge for
dolar) are the those of the other lines.
baggage master is attached to each steamer, who
eeves and tickets the baggage, and the
its destination.
steamer runs in connection with this line 10 and from
Providence daily, except Sundays.
Freight 10 Boston is taken the by the 9TH
regular lines, and forwarded with greater expedition.
For Freight passage apply board, to TlsDALE
BORDEN 20 West a., the Office of the line,
nor of Washington 1t. and Battery place, NJ Y 4O4w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
1flarkets.
Boston Market, Oct. I6.

PROVISIONS-Prces remain without alteration with q
very active demand for the trade.
TALLOW-Sales of 1000 lbs, rendered, fine quality, l0c
per pound cash.
FLOUR-The demand is very active, and receipts hardly
sufficient supply the demand Genese brands ST.
Ohio and Michigan, 81 l2 cash. No Southern in the
kot in first hands.
CORN-The demand is good and prices firm yellow fiat
78c white and Western mixed "A a 75c cash.
OATS SO Sac per bush. cash.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

BAD BREATH, A DISAGREEABLE TASTE IN THE
MOUTH and many other unpeasun, symptoms, are always
the result Of indigestion. When the food instead of being
properly dissolved remains she stomach until it becomes
in purified delcterious fluid, called Septic acid,
is generated the stomach, which, mixing with the fluid of
the mouth certain not only TO give bad BREATH but is al
the of wasting of the gums deposit of tartar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
manufactOrv.

HE subscriber would give notice that lie continues to
carry on the Machine Business his shop, situated on
the North Branch OF OniOn tivcr, about halt
miles from tie village and tho direct road leading from
Montpelier to ST Albums, where he will manufacture to
der and on reasonable terms,
al kinds Of Woolen Machinery,
blooms and Shears cxceptod.)
Two or three good woikmcn wanted immediately.
He would also give notice tina he has first rate privilege
for Factory, situated within twenty rods OF the above nam
ed shop, dam bnt, and canal cut through the rocks for
taking the from the pond. which lie will sell any
person of wishing to engage tho
featuring business, ut a reasonable rate -.
MEDAD WRIGHT, JR.
Montpelier, October 10, ls47.-4Otf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

only cleanse the stomach and bowels of all bilious aud
putrid humorJ, aud purify tina blood but they aso
the digestive organs healthy tone and there
fore certain to bad breath, and prevent premature
decay cf the teeth.
Beware of countefeits of all kinds coated with
sugar others made resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine. The safest is purchase OF
the regular agents only of whom may be found every
village and town in the state.
GTho Genuine for sale by s. X. COLLINS, s. p. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN Il DANFORTH, Montpelier,
New-Englaud Office, l95 fremont st. Roston. IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
BRIGHTON Market, Oct. Is.

reported for the Boston Jewellery
At market $500 beef CATTLE 1850 sores IA yokes of work
ing oxen 46 and calves 5000 sheep and Lambs and
about $500 swine.
BEEF CATrLr. Extra S7.25, first quality $780, second
and third rom $50 to 5,75.
SroRE CATTLE. Sales were not noticed.
WoKKINo OXEN. Sales made at $40, "a, 80, and Sl03
Cows CALVES. Sales noticed at $l6 le, o. 26, 3d.
and $40 so.
SHEEP LAMBS. Sales of old sdeep made at u.s.
1888 and 1897; Lambs at ,63, 9, 10, 2,25 and SO.
SWINE. At wholesale - and l2 for shoats at retail
from l2 10 l2 old hogs lat, 2 to 81 do. lean, Sc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
From Boston to NeW-
York.

VIA. FALL RIVER e. NEWPORT.
THE new Steamer BAY STATE, Captain j.
Il COMSTOCK, will leave FALL RIVER every Monday,
Hednesday and Friday ereang, the ARRIVAL Of the
from Boston.
OF Trains leave the Depot of the OLD COLONY RAIL.
ROAD South and Kneeand Streets Boston, at O'clock
p. NJ.
Passengers TO New York go through the night by
taking this train.
Fare the the other State Rooms one
dollar.
Berth and State Rooms secured the Ticket Office end
Clay Co.'S Express office, State Boston. 4O;iw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-14
4 E.HONEb-l y q =

- Rgss GOODS a=ls4 esa3 wei .~ase.,a1 z..ss= ID
Dr. He.eHtHd g. pH - H~AEKAGI=~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-14

gMr4h LBS Weston Reserve cfe-e f..
~ GG0 ptriur Lrtlc.a. Iust received ard a5 s,.ebY
n, "a 2 JAMES AL. liz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-14
100000

sO Prize@ IL 1866 aresl00.GGo
Do przes Of sJ.H68 are 100000
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY.
aufeHca t8 ri tHeDzst egGa,t@ta
4 Cas- A9..32 l8r 1871
70 b. drawn IT. AleraHdritt.
Hoyl5, 1917
SO MtzAsIGs.
Il =Aatfssa.s feL q. 6rf4org CO.
.lHEAE-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-14

q - 4oI.s ta.H#e Iz5tf #Haa# 5l nj al
80 aa AH= ta=aa EilEaRtsa IS zef street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20

BRSADsrUFFs ~ NEw YoEE The ~ York Courier,
ia speaking Of the effect Of tho Brtannn's On tho
New York market says 1.-THE aspect Of tho weather. and
tho general concurrence OF that great scarcity
still prevailed snd likely prevail lil the next har-
vest foem 20 anhoriso the belief that malorn or per
noni ia in the price Of bret d.siufs likely occur
such seems to have been The Interpretation put by the
trade the aeoount-for -FOUR wheat and corn ali held
their own"
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STRATTON,S OFFICE,
No. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

NOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world .ay What they can,
Por selling Prizes, STATIONS the
Dawn No. of MOnonsain, No 10. May IAN:
Drawn No. Lee.burr. E,trs, No. TO- May 18Th.
Is 80 "a % - 20 a. 40 y II 81 Go
Han ~ 30 Three more sold and paid by
Dawn Nos. OF Alex No %, May l5,h
IS is G. Is 81 9 6s 81 II 90 90 % 2
Whole ticket Nos % Gu 81, Pfile OF S40O sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Lee.burg. No 30, May II:
SO l9 e. 10 IS So IL - 7s A IS 81 sc &c.
Tickets Nos sc - ISL
10 IS 81 Three mores ID and pad by
Drawn Nos Of New jersey No 80, Nav w is, ho'
20 ~ . 6s 25 81 IL -.
$4,000.
Thur-ay-N Jersey No 90 Cap,s' $4,000 10000 10000,
5000 2OeO 1900 10 OF lOOo sc. IS Nos, ~ drawn Tickets
IS halves $50; quarters ,e5
$1,000. 1000
Friday Morning -Le.,turg Extra No IL Capitals $4,000
1000 SEE &C 90 Nos 10 Tickets halve. On.
$4,000 1000
Fnday-Monon.ala No 90 Capitals. $4,000 1000 IiIs,
OF cOO &c. rs Nos "a drawn Tickets -, halve, $50.
$1,000, 1000.
sAluriay-sas'eI Ell No. Al Capa, $4,000. 1000. COO,
&c &c Z; Nos, IL dawn Tickets 81; halves SO qrs IS.
$4,000, $4,000
sAuriay. May 2e-AeIandra No. "a Capitals OOOO IS
600 5000 5000 1000 a5OO 27ls $500 % OF IS
Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets $40 halves s. qs ESQ
Magnificent Scheme,
To BE DRAWN ssh MAY.
$4,000. $4,000. 10000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, class No &c, fo Is4T drawn
at AlrIandTia Saturday May 2Pth, IsI7
GO No. LOTTERY,
u drawn Nnmeers in each Package Of twenty Tickets,
1900, COO. 90 OF 3fO, 100 Of 900, &c,
Tickets SIS halves so, $50. eighth. certificate
OF package Of 20 Whole Tickets $3.50 Of halves quarters
and eishhs IN proportion.
a Buyers referred my OF Prizes. registered
NJ the Oee proof OF what IA, been done
Ia unheT lant Inv
Orders for
Schemes, and in all Lotteries will promptly
drawing scnt when requested.
Please address orders N. sTRAT'ToN,
my IL Richmond We.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20

CnEsAFEAKg AND Quo CAsAl.-The Cumberland Civilian
contains official announcement Of tho completion o the
goriahons by which tho sum Of 81 900 raised to
complete tho csnsi tn Cumberland. The BafinRs take
S3OOO0O, Boston oapelss 100000. tho Contractors
100000, Virginia 100000. aud Warrington Georgc-
town and AleIandra SI0O 900. Tho Civinn Spre SO.
the hope Inst IN their publication they will be ensblo
20 armour The arrival II the Contractors comm sneo
Immediate operali ,ns on the line.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20
|DR.lE ROYSI
vegetable Universal PILLS., are :,
strengthening Purgatiye and "a
PURIFYING TONIC.

YNflE hopes of the American Agents are far
Than realized by the Of Dr. LIZ RoY's vege
define spring such immediate popularity In
months eight thousand boxes been poscd Of
cate. OF cures performed by them received from upwards Of four
hundred The embraced
but those which predominaed Cole
owncss of Spirits All persons who Agee
are far superior other medicine they
the energy and the efficacy OF their action for though they
dnee neither grippe they upon the with
great dee'nes- force, and apd and purgatve
ing to be desired But their peculiar
which distinguishes them from all other purgaves
operation Is followed by action Their unryaled purifying
aud pugatve PorFe for which they indebted to the
OF sarsaparla and other
y tonic virtues derived from the OF Wild Cherry
not strain the digestive into action the mode o
WIN one bu' on the contrary strengthen them into
acton Thus all other medicines produce
subsequent oosiveners aud uggshness Of the while
W N ROY rus ase all the machinery OF the system fun Of life
and activity and the bowels and natural Hence,
'heeseman they are the only active purgatve which can
confidence without alarm for they remove
nothing but what oughtio be removed-heher
occasion apathy debiaonande the bowels free open
ano Nso,ous bu we geatNne OF p L. koys fs-'he viz
tue which hNs spread their fame the hemispheres
raPidiy almost mifaeuous-es their publication
Here They not only stand altogether unrvaed but oil the
sure Of desire They the formation OF bad blood
removing all impurities om the ehye Of which the blood
e ana moreover ep clean by tonng and strengthening the
digestive organs.No be able exclude
inuieiou nature AMI ihn they puffy the blood already
euhuoh ani never cease operation until Is entirely free from
every notous particle and full Of health life and Tie
deul virtues Of Dr. lie Roys Pills purifier rend-
cm tho best OF tnown remedies in dscass Of the skin In
fact powerful 10 their healthy shusnee vital fluid that
their effect be almost felt pcrsons taking
them give speedy evidence Of their beneficial operations
the brightness Of
qence mat aa only be the result Of pure blood without which
there be neither system The
American Agents would confidently add that the trial
b'i a a required !" obnnom any person the aekuowledS
that Dr. lie Roys Vegetable Universal are not only de
serving Of the eneomums which have been berav IMAM
mou' 'howeed on them on both sides the Atlantic
virtues beyond all praise.
Price IS cts hos, %, sale Richmond wholesale ard retail
by Messfs luya Purcet Gaynof Wool samue r. Dove ~
FarmyiHc by w. H. ChaPpen, and by DugE,ts generally
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20

NOTICE.
i HAVE in Store, the following choice
batd, Of sEGARs which selling prices by
sale and retaii:-
6OO0 small Plantation
5000 Upman Havana
5000 Washington Pressed Regain
5000 do. large sEc, very fine
4cO1 La Empris Havana, do
10000 Peion, aud light
5000 Upmnn Panfllas
1000 Negro brand Principe
5000 Oseafo do do
5000 Steamboat
1000 Herman Corcs Pantinas
$500 London Dos FanIas, very old
$500 Trabueo do
1900 iberia, rich lvour, do
5000 woodville Panitlils. 100 n n
so dozen genuine seafarlau Smoking Tobacco
do do
100 do Messrs g u Miller Co.'S do do
Persons in want Of good smoke will please call
JOHN g. OLDNER'S
my II Wine and Liquor
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NOTICE

R'e'-oad. Frodirrstssrrs s. rsf,-as r. ~ os,.
$780,. - . Ri,HSosp, tst MAY i-t7.
NHE Stockholders q this C.mpiny are hereby no6 tb,t
dvdenio Of ~ ef has been The prnG. ,f
~ Oompahy iof the lat months payah sbi as this .,
a. the Office Of he Company L. w aNCNtfRDD
-.
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Splendid Durham Cattle and Choice
Young Swine

From Tie Hsras Of Jaaes GOsea, Esa- .HOunt ysIry
PUBLIC SALE On THU RSDAY MORNING.
The 9Th May n O'Clock. ulural
Ground Rising SUM- the Germantown Road, about
OF the city of Philadelphia.
Of Mr. GOwens celebrated stock
the selection oC choice
Imported Durham Cows ard Young Bulls Heifers
rived from Imported thoroughbred arr
the celebrated DAIRY MAID, WALNUT VICTORIA ke ke all
IN calf with Ct their osprgs by the celebrated
PRINCE OF WALES and LEANDER a u Dairy Maid.
Also. some choice Young s~ire, reared for breeding.
IL Catalogues with pedigrees will be ready in due time
and the cattle will be the ground two days previous to
sale.
my i7-9t c. J. WOLBERT & co. Aucts.
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ny Hodges, Roy q PuiIiam.
COW CUSTOMERS, SALE DE RE Al ESr ,.z.r
sale OF "a Valuable Tract OF Land ON jaime.


River.
DuRSO AMI To the provisions of deed ei
u trust Gom Lucnn Watsns Nvison wakin. bearing
date hs ga July lsio and Of record oaee Of Go,c
land county court The undersErcd Trustees therein named
W expose TO re a. pubHc FRIDAY THE tru DAY
OF JUNE l-ff At O'CLOCK, ?. ~. IN FRONT OF THF
EXCHANGE HOTEL IN TUE CRY or RtCHxoND nc pr,-
perry conveyed ~ sad decd Be valuable an eel knup
tract Of land erd REMOVER IN N. ColSty Of Goohi,nd ~
ns on James River Dover Mills twrnty nile. from
uE TERMS 10 third the pufeh,sr money In s,,h. -
ud ~ ne ehd 81 one and hhd be END Of two yea
day Of sale aud n BE- ~ bond. vrh Approved .
negotiable no - With approves and i,ed Of ~ on b
property WV
TIE tue lo The above property believed O., b. urp.h
e unae'fnd acting as Trustee wiz convey such title on
80 Nest'd IN them BY the deed % ,fYr.sad
ROBERT e. STANARn.
my lid Jas " WtCKuAN Trustees
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HARRISON'S
NOTICE.

FNNHE CREDITORS ~ the he FIRM Of Rfor hns,,, 4 s.,,
gd are hereby n"ihed ~ EXHIBIT heir dulv .uthep
usaiet without tsy, that A. they may te ept,hd t a
Vcni- ~ virtue Of usi deed iron, Joshua scsrro 20 ne
suoshef d,t'd July sPh tsft ani fscoted IN ~ Iuss.
Court Of Rehmahd such dividends may BE- paid IN the sbsss
o. ne ,uoscnhtt he nd Ella may Be In sfanIaao wah
the naturalization ihsreof n the ssor, az nasr. loo. Wiu.
10 the eity % Richmond. PHILIP \ IoNrs
~ se-tnwIm rua-se
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NS2 pxJ5zJWC
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Ckn..s.rsSS..laIS -
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Correspondence. OF the WING.

Correspondence OF the whIu.
BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY, EvEsIss,
May 10. (
There Is activity in stocks with an upwa tenden-
cy.
FLouK-Sales Of GOO barrel. Howard street at ~ per
barrel being advance IS cts upon last
Sales also al City Mills n 81.
Corn MEAL-l000 barrels sold day s. per bar
rel.
wKAr-Prime White sold to-day at O., Os per bu.hel
Sales Of Prime Red si,92.
coRs-Prmo White sold a, lO5 cts. Primo Yellow 100
cents.
NKw YoHE, May Is-4P.M
Stocks were active and prices u little advanced.
Sales the spot Of Gcnesec -four ut % asa sales
also. for delivery In May, the same price; in June at
$7,75aS7sl; and in July 81 So Some Is 900 barrels
"ken Corn meal at S5a$5,l2A.
Sales OF Gene.ee wheat at lo9hl90 cents; yellow
ON tho spot cold l03al05 cents and delivery in Au-
gust at 80; white 90al00; Sd rye lU4alO5 whs
hey 3Oa3l. Provisions active More inquiries for groce-
Cotton dull and prices declined tc under the news
Private letters brought by the -four
nj Ala and the market buoysnt Indian corn firm Mt 81 to
5Ts wheat llal2s per 20 pounds The tone Of the let
tiers is favorable.
Tho pressure Of the Liverpool money market has affect
ed the prices OF provisions Large arrivals and prices de-
cned old mess pork 80 10 S5s. per cwL; do. SIS
6Os prime bacon slightly depressed. Hams dull ut SO to
6Or lard has declined from Is; tsllow very dull ;
cheese rather downward.
Tho steamer brought out about million dollars in
specie.
PmtApKIrnIA, May ls-4PM.
The stock Market both ancies and PRINCIPAL securi-
ties was active. Prices little up.
The Hour market very unsettled and feversh. Holders
h.m in asking 80; offers Of 1915 refused meal S.
Sales red wheatat 1872 to 100 cts corn has advanced
with sales Of yellow and white do nj los 10 LOG
cts; oats 20 cts; rye l02
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20

SFEEcH From Ma. BESroN-lIon Thomas II. benton was
address his Democratic fellow citizens az st Louis ON
Thursday light last Declining public dinner which ioy
hsd rendered him. he volunteered to give them speech
TheSo will OF course, be much curiosity hear IL by oil
Dafties
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OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.

- Exeter, Me, Sept. 30 ls45.
Ih. eeuhes hatI have recommended the
sam Of wild Cherry for diseases Lungs two years pat
and many bottles To knowledge hive been
all with beneficial results la thought
confirmed had Place Wild Cherry .ed
l. BoYDEN PHYS clan Al Ex,t.r Co,ns,
No QUACKERY No DECEPTION,
All published statements Ofeures performed medicine are
IN every peet True.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEIrs AND INVITATIONS. Tn.
Unparalleled and astonishing efficacy w.ir BaIsam OF
Wild Cherry all the diseases for which curing
many after the SKILL OF the has
effected age and Eereasng demand This
several unprnped count reiters and palm spur
Gus mixtures OF similar and appearance genuine
81
he careful and get the genuine DR.. WSars Basam
Cherry None unless By BUTTS Addre,s all
orders to SETH w FoWLE, Beson, Mass For By
myc GAYNOR A. WOOD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20

LIVERPOOL MARKET May 4.-ToBAcco--The
market dull, and the inquiry throughout The month has
been very moderate. In prices make no alteration