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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-27
baltimore marke, H. oS

CATTLE.-There were 500 head of Beevcs o,r.a =,
the scses to day, and sales made at siigb ,d,,ns
over last weeks Prices There were pales Of 3so b,J
and lis heed remain Prices ranged from 80 ISI,
$50 per 100 lbs the hooi equal to S425a6 Is moi and
averaging S2.5J. ' wv
HoGs-lve Hogs are in very light supply The few
IN market to-day were sold al 625a6 so
FbOUR-Thefe sales of 500 bbs Howard .,,oo,
Flour on Saturday at Si,S75. This morning the Tee
graph announced the ARRIVAL of the steamer Hibrrnis
which hrew the market into state gfoa. excitement
,y ~ 'ne Day before the news became generally known
700 bbs were sold at Si,s75 Aforw ards there were
sales OF 500 bbS at So 2O0 hbs S525; 900 bbls a.
$3.50 and late in the afternoon 500 bbs wero at
$3.50 The receipt price is unsettled.
u Tbs morning there were sales Of 200 bbs City Mills
Flour at S. 200 at S525; 1900 Dbl, at S. 25 900 bbs At
S5J3i and 200 bbs $3.50. Prices rose M the news
from England promulgated. aud aio IN the day many
holders refused to sell under SO, and asked still high
p. S Since we left the market there have been sole,
81 1000 bbIs City Mills at 55O 500 Jbs Howard 81 al
s556l' 800 do at S5,625; aud parcel of CITY Mns Just
the close, NJ S5,75.
Grain-Whcati rs wanted but there are no receipts
Before the news from England known th ; morn
ing, there were sales Of Md yellow Corn AT o. cents
aud Of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania yellow 81 cts -
since the receipt OF the news parcel Of old Maryland
white from store, sold 30 cents There arc ne ,e
no transactions IN by which indicate the extent Of
tho advance m prices since the news
No Oats arriving.
PRoVlSlONs-ln tho provision market We have no
special change TO notice, and Of no large sales New
Western mess PORK IL held at SI4 ID 80. Prme NJ eli
81 baltimore mess Beef NJ ~ $40: No. AZ g 70
S95Oi sad Prime At 81 % $3.50. Small sales Of Bau-
more cured Shoulders arc mokng AZ ca Ga cents Woseu
Shoulders al "a cents; aud Baltimore cured Hams ~
GEMS Tho last Falcs oi old Bacon 50 cons ior
Shoulders, and ~ Tor sides There sales
months.
morning Of bbs - No sales Of hbds Holders
now aek higher
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After the above letter in type and our columns were
already crowded, received from the post office files
papers from Vera Cruz, coming down tine 27h of De-
cembcr-Just days later than papers which we had
previously received from that city We hardly need say
that the given IN correspondents letter are con-
hrmed by the papers before US they go but he
has access TO fuller Of information. The resgna-
lions OF Almone and Guevaa-the Ministers Of War and
OF Jusucc-werc IN the 2lt December that OF
LaiIogua, Ministers OF Foreign Affairs, the 22d.
We find copy Of Com. Corners letter to Gov. Lande
requesting the release the sailors who were saved al
the wreck OF the Somers by floating ashore, and IN which
ne protest against their treating Passed Ndhpman Rogers
spy This letter Transmitted the Supreme Gov
eminent Tor It's order IN the pemscs, with recommended
ton that the Government should accede tie commodore
request.
We find IN the Mexican papers repeated expression Of
satisfaction vita the Of Santa Anna. An apple
hcGsun appears be hall developed that ne meditaes
sing the army for other purposes than rcpelng the nva
dors aud he u warned against any such course lie
much ccnsured for his severity Gen. Garcia Condo who
has been of under Zlcatecas or Durango
We will refer TO flies another day, though they add
little the information communicated by our correspun
dent. Up 10 the last the Mexican Congress had
not acted upon our propositions Of peace.
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Arrival of the uibernia.

- y n H. n
ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFS AND COTTON.
The steamer llbenil arrived ut Boston at SIX O'Clock
Monday morning. having left Liverpool the 5h instant
Geographic despatch, transmitted 10 Yesterday one
T. NJ by our Philadelphia correspondent, furnished the fol-
lowing important intelligence respecting tho Cotton and
BrCRdsuifs markets in England:
Flour had advanced five to six shiIlngs per barrel
Corn hal advanced twelve to fourteen shngs per quar-.
Wheat three to four shilnRs
Meal five shillings.
Georgia bowed three farthngs penny Mobile half
penny Alabama aud Tennessee oRe-eghth Fights
OF penny Orleans 'hree-eghts to a half penny.
LATER.
Al five, r. VI. yesterday received by Telegraph the
following additional intelligence;
The quotations OF the Liverpool market when the steam
er sailed
Com, 6s to ~ shilngs.
Flour, IN Bond, - u 81 shillIngs.
Cotton ordinary Or'enns and Mobile. Gi7 pence; fair
15ni pence; good, eia5d
The HibsrGa brought the Governor Of Canada and
suite.
She also brought 100000 to GOO. 900 in specie.
The Engiith money market was quiet
Large sales OF lard IN kegs, 45n5Os American beef
and pork IN demands 'upplies largo aud prices firm.
Arrived at Liverpool, December l0th packet ships New
World and j. X. Skddy; 18th. Great Western 5tb Nj.
ehoas Bdde, Waterloo and Montezuma
The Presidents Message is considered in England as
giving full assurance that low duties British goods will
be maintained. and gives English manufacturers cheer
iu prospects for their trade during tho coming Spring.
Paris papsr Osser that the French Government intends
reduction IN the duties on Foreign corn.
terrible nundltion had occurred IN Roman Italy oc.
casionlng great distress aud extensive loss OF properly
he new Pope mitigating The misfortune by the purchase
Of provisions aud hs personal cNerons. lie has ALEC
reduced the duties on foreign gram.
The whole BRUSH press agrinst that part Of Pro-
sden Poks message to Congress respecting the war with
Mexico. The annexation Of California Is more unpopular
ia England than tho Texas annexation Severe conmsns
ne mode upon tho Presidents declaration that tho war was
not undertaken with a conquest
The distressed state Of Ireland forms the absorbing topic
and the deaths by starvation inctoasing The people
are going over numbers England There IL also great
distress IN the Highlands OF Scoiand.- Ball. ArHe riean
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From the ARMY.

We make copou selections from the New Orleans Plea.
yune Of the latest intelligence from the Amy. which
though not destitute OF interest, is very important
In the New Orleans Bee find the Diary Of its cor
respondent Monterey, which We had room to
copy at length. From j, earn the manner in which
Gen. Worth induced apprchcad an attack upon Sal
courier, with dispatches among which was paper IN
forming tue authorities Saluo that santa Anna would
leave San Luis certain day which mad then passed
eight days. Il Is probably that tue courier tell iHeatisHsI
y into the way OF Tie scouting party purpose OF de-
ceying Gen. Worth and OF masking other movement
The writer speaks in high terms Of the energy and
activity Of Cen Taylor. Writing on the 9th Of Deem.
b.r while his way from Monterey to Victoria whence
returned however the receipt Of euera WOrths de-
spaiches bJ express,) he says:
About O'clock the sound Of bueIe admonishod ne
that company OF dragons were approaching and when
they hove sight could c.siIy distinguish the f7re
Of Cen Taylor their head. lie left Monterey on Tues
day, and had ovoraken during the day provision ran
Of Capt. Sb.y which also Up with HIM
"l7'h The brigade was DO motion long before sun up
and eury as r was Gen. Taylor had crossed tue rysr
and wa out of got on the road"
On the 2O, Re say6: "Gon. Taylor started ahead Of us
Monte Morales and reached Monterey about noon on
the 18Th He stay very bnsi and before O'Clock
VI. be was on The road to Sulu,.o"
Aud again the 2lsi "Cspt May left Saa.Io on
Saturday and met Zen. Taylor Sunday" Gercfal
Taylor returned this morning 10 o'clock
from Santa Cataruo The heavy riding hos done Tor the
asi week, shows upon MIN, and thought this morning he
had better GO h5 and leave others to attend 10 the
business he supo.iuonLIng"
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Mails for Mexico.

Capt. VIM. Claiborne, Familiarity known the "Old
Commodore" has requested behalf Of Capt Kenon
Harper ascertain whether arrangement has been
made for forwarding letters and papers the officers
soldiers OF the Virginia Regiment, while IN Mexico. We
have made enquiry OF Postmaster, who informs ,ha;
in all w be necessary that the postage De paid Ia
adyauce-which, being done. letters and papers will be
transmitted by the regular mail New Orleans and theme,
their ultimate destination. Great should Of course
be t,ken in the direction OF letters sc. 10 state the
and company which the individual written to l.
attached.
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Yours, &c,
tsrEeIAL cOKREsroNDEcE OF ruE PrclYUNE.I

49, CAMAkGo, Dee. 81, 1916.
We reached this place yesterday, taking lighter
BOAT twelve miles below This town nearly abandoned
by our troops, there being only three companies
lett to guard IT. Capt. Crossman, u. $. Quartermaser
and Li Bruon, Assistant CommissaTy both remain here
mere great deal OF sickness among the MeXcans
the place, but the Americans are healthy enough ealed
IN last evening to old friend Don Brunot Garca-
After the old woman had given powerful hugging and
turned me over to the old man for similar operauon they
assured that the MeXcans were all very here
Inc PADRE who looked sleek last summer been SIC
and Is reduced o a shadow.
Capt Thornton will to-day for Monterey with
company Of Dragons. and expect TO 90 with, him Gen
Taylor s en- route for Victoria lie returned after starting
once o-Salulo, to the assistance of Gen Worth There
rs Fumor here that the Mexican Congress to sue
for peace The following officers leave TODAY for Monte
reg with the dtagoons Maj Dix, Paymas,er o. s. A. Can't
Thornton, Capt ID. Hart, Lieut. Saunders Lieut. Thorne
teur
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The VIRGINIA R.u,...,,,

Captains SCOTS, Arehers and BSnkhead's companies
embarked on Saturday morning last od Point for the
seat OF war Captains Hafpers, Corses and
expected 1, embark yesterday.
Capt Presion's company reached Old Point on Sunday
evening.
About 20 or 30 men formerly attached to the company OF
Capt Edwards OF Norfolk organized late to be re-
eeved have determined attach themselves to the thanking
company under Capt Rowsp's command.
The u s Hcw'1er eOmPssS.spder Capt. Talcot. is to
leave Old Point, for Mexico this week
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Departure of Troops.

The New Orleans Picayune OF the liza that the
Louisiana regiment volunteers, under the command Of
CO.. De Rusy. and the ls Pennsylv regiment und.r
Col Wynkoop, sailed the day before for Mexico The I'd
Pennsylvania and the Mississippi regiments TO follow
a few days. The South Carolina regiment Is to sail
from Mobile.
The y. o. Atlas niers that some important movement
foot, from the fac, the volunteers sailed with
ninety days provisions, and under sealed o,ders
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

PHLiDELrmA, Monday Jan. &c, ?. u.
There more ACTIVITY IN the Stock market, and sales 10
considerable amount have taken place. Among them
We note s. New Loan at %, and Pennsylvania 5sat674
The Flour maxi - unsstsd aud there are no sales to
report a. dealers would not operate until tho receipt the
news BY the Hibenia, which is now being teographed-
Pdfrtsi.
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cors.p co.., OF .to n,nu re- tm-u,7s
ill.,.


The Military Committees Of tho two Howe, o.. Ter ~
learn, made progrcss n te buanc-s before
them on Saturday in tbef consultation, at the Wor Office
Tho cucr oi General Taylor much talked Of. aud
much okcd Of ard "rtcaII" denunciauon 1ud oil that
is much talked Of. Bot wherefore The irurris but
simple narration of facts, and the Tor Publishing
DC such speeches have been msdc upon the h,1 Of
tbc House by Mesqs. Fieklin and Thompson.
Were bot simple to these apsoch,s Do would
be rsfab.e but believe there much pihy let
,fs boo iHc War Department from General Thy.lf O., tho
Ssrrosr of War Perhaps t would he well t1 coil Tor
t'r publication. and int official evidence might be- given
OF tc iac The notorious fact, that General Taylor md
De Army have been body supported by the Admi1sts
ton AZ home
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90 ION instant ~ che Reyd Jose r. Da,ids7n Mr. Jursu
Wnlf - Ms MaFs Llrss daughter of Mr. David Thomson
dec d. AL Of Louisa county, Va.
Scr Do If. b hted with thine,
To- ED.ds hUd Boz share
And wr. fr0w tai. bs bcf pfds
To soD'h each lorrow there.
" edmond Enquirer viii pleas. cory
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j. II JIG announced yesterdays Enquirer, that James
A. Seldom Esq will be O candidate for reelection to Cor.
gress from this District.
The New York Couosponaen, U! tue Washington Union
says:
Now that the Tribune has begun 70 open be eyes 90
the error OF u former courses, 30 be- going with Ish-
ln an editorial article this morning the necessity Of
tariff, gives up the protection humbug when it saysi
"'The Of our dssp-ssaisd social sus dsmands ".
Tsdes sss sHpofeiIl than farB any kindred ,usa.
sure
At this rate, adds tho came correspondent Mr. Greeley
will be- Democrat 900 Ices ttan 1--we yoa.s"-Pst Rep.
That will depend upon the greater OF lees rapIy with
which .Ho Democrats" progress fDvlrds Fourousm for
Socialism, which BE- Mr. Grseoy's great remedy io5 the
"scn'cd socsi ,,s" which constitutes with that nervous
writer fixed dea When tho L7co7 orc prepared ~ unto
with Mr. Greeley 300 l.l meln.rd social revolution. and
300 iu reorganization upon the community" principle.
that gendcmln will d1uDtls. consent u be ono Of their
eadefa r. not for FOO conjecture whcticr this event
will take place n loss than live years" lt s ceraiuIy
not impossible.
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Gen. Worth, who has been sick for two weeks
10 out again to-day. Tho weather little cold here
to be pleasant and the night before last ice % an
inch thick. forgot mention that webs,ers battery
1.-Two s4-POund howitzersl is here.
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DIR. SwAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
ALWAYS gHIJmPuANT
z Aw96 4E4B4gYk4T9 9
CIfRE1f

PrttspEt9Its. FrFr. 4. 1916.
NJ ~ S~rvus-Drar Sir Beng length NJ me am eted
w. vry vocn cough h pin my and breast, sore
t's oi Lung sb1rn Ut breath app ute t s,yes
&c MAD" faiof rniedes recommend d IN
'h" lh"efa bot gradually The vorn-e ~ ny cough
was such mat ile % oi rushed if11s-y my uosrs hon
h' pautms co. coughing upoa me- pfst NV whole 80
m 'ufd rroatei ami r hour ny departure sessd near
n'n W me mr you rc9mmenicd Jour Cump1uni syrup N
wa they winch Immediately began folth. comfort and any
The 'oucc nj my cough relieved pain boz uy,de ytfg
90 md heari my lungs &C continued uo sf a. but o
anss 10 God ant n The eject ~ your Cpuppn s, m WI
'hfy nm cured oni able N punuc nv daily labor ttrt
~ hVlibc medicine bon cold and of the poys
na ofr hnt ffud Dr. known 40 ancted u po4sont o
purchase ue "Fna arre prsrafed ~ You atd p. t,,.t
Nn''. many spur ifand wnf wheh are au MP
l W Pc iamsl ~ m he fepuison of JoIr, M rht
aP ~ avhF many vauthle freely oasr this statement
Tor We bonehi ~ uoIc who suneffrgasT was
EIEkiEL THOMAs, IN 1athu,
doors from the 81 Willow
nc pe's medical faculty AMI .ands used Dr.
HWNfNEH Peptrat 10th throughout his and
made BY MN
" Tho Original and only genuine article s cny prepared BY
w hwyne. " W of Eighth and Rare St. P1adslpha
Fof ale, wh1rfale ard t1u BY FEYTON JOHNSTON u.s.
Main street. RouSosp, KnrE Toy Nook BfaGg Wsln, Pc
tetsburg id
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IDEAS CANDY-Poas' Compound Hoar.
- hound Cardy f0f Coughs Gods received fo sale
jaT DUVALS PURCELL ~, maia IT,
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Prom the o Pieayuss. Jan 10.
LATER from yIexleo.

BY the arrival u the u. s. storeshp Relief Pensaeo-
la in II days from Anton LEado have adviees from
Mexico, only little later bu, full Of interest and impor
lance.
Passed Midshipman Rogers sdn prisoner at Vera
Cruz.
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TIE NEWS AND THE MARKET. -ItwiI Boo seen
by the report under che Commercial head that the Hbcr
Mas nows hos bed decided effect on the Baltimore mar
kc or bfeads'uI- The sales of Flour show on tdvaucc
% the close OF ~ cents per Dbl ond Corn sso maof
ally hgner- Ball. Ausrie0a, Jan. "a
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Tho Jyios iscslung over i1c d,s0toaoft hs Irhfes
by ftsiS f0,sigu H4sHds" Even tie BRUSH Yu-.a- -
soys no ufr1u, b.Eu o. give up the of tH, ,d,r.
'-tr, hnd Zoo dcn'u e conduct cot t1c Iedsl leader. "
aud, thc1, DO pr.ess.s On copy tho Irtr afro. U Mr.
Webscr. winch rct- from 'ho Executive J,uu1. column
oi BE- moss graudIoIucut aud stu.c,.s crogy.
hes Y0fs Colrer
We are glad Go hear &c ohealiv announced that the
Wings longer 10 favor with Bnush p,lucians n
would be strange f they were, seeing the 6mnes. with
which they advocate AgEHsav interests. We presume
therefore that shall hear mo- more of BRriau Wmssr
Whether tle Ipc1s that their policy ha- i1r them
the regard of the BRUSH Statesmen, will claim tbo oppca
ton of BErsn Dtyo.sArs," remains TO be seen.
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u We received no lsuer yesterday from our Washing
ton correspondent
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-15
WOOL DEPOT

FANHE subscriber has made ARRANGEMENTS
X to open a branch of the KindcrhooL
Wool Depot, in the village of ShoreLam. W,
a spacious building has been procured as Il
storchouse, for the pEesent season, situated on
the public square in said village. He will Eo
prepared to receive Wool after the tenth ~
June. The feeces will be thrown into sorts
and those who desire it can have their elm
kept separate, and sold where ordered. I
discrimination will be made between wool in
a good or bad condition. Sales will be made
invariably for cash. The charges will be one
cent per pound for receiving, SORTING, and
the insurance, which will be twenty-five cents
on one hundred dollars for the term of three
months.
Advances in cash will be made on the de-
livery, of Wool, if required. Sacks will be
furnished to those living at a distance, by Or
dering them, and paying the freight and
twelve and half cents for their use.
References can be had of DIR. j. P. Beck
man, Kinderhook, N. Y; Hon. S. H. Jenni
son, Shoreham M. Bing CHAM, Cornwall: S.
W. Jewett, Weybridge; II. Bell, Esq, Mid
dlebury, and Lyman Hall, Shelburn, Vt.
Letters addressed to the subscriber at
Shoreham, in relation to the Wool Depot at
that place, will receive immediate attention,
In his temporary absence Mr.. S. Everts Will
be at the Depot to receive Wool, and give
any requisite information upon the subject.
H. BLANCHARD.
.&oreham, Nay II, 1847. As
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THE MOSQUITO HUNT.
A PARODY.


Not sound was heard but horrible hum,
As around our chamber we hurried,
In search of the insect whose trumpet and drum
Our delectable slumbers had worried.
We sought for it darkly at the dead of night,
Our coverlid carefully turning,
BY the struggling moonbeams misty hghf'
And our candle dimly burning
No useless garment confined our breast,
But in simple night dress and slippers,
We wandered about like spirits distressed,
Or the sails of piratical shippers
Short and few were the words we let fall,
Lest the noise should disturb the musquito,
But we steadfastly gazed at the whitened wall
And thought how we had been bit, o
We thought as we rose from our restless bed,
And relinquished our pleasant pillow,
That we would not retire again till he was dead,
And we were secured from his bill, O!
But half an hour had seemed to eapse,
Ere we met with the wretch thathad bit us
And raising our boot gave some terrible slaps,
That made the mosquito quietus.
Quickly and gladly we turned from the dead,
And left him all smashed and CORY,
We blew out the candle and popped into bed,
Determined to tell you the story.
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PRoFL1GAcY. Would you throw your bed
upon the angry ocean and attempt to sleep III
quiet among the restless pillows? Yet you
are no more wise, while you launch your I'M
mortal barque upon the sea of profigacy ;
where the decettul waves will soon dash you
upon the fatal rocks, With the glass to your
lips an oath upon your tongue, and corrup-
ton in your hcarts-you cannot hear the
roaring pillows, nor see the angry surges.--
Turn, or you will die. The fatal moment is
at hand There is but one step between you
and destruction Portland Bulletin.
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DR.'H f. PEERY'S
VERMIFUGE OR DEAD SHOT, "


highly rauable preparations, capable from Mepomttuds
ofits action Of clearing Me system 4" Je0 hours
The origin development and support of worms in the
human system are to be attributed to a depraved and
debtated condition Of the stomach and bowels, be-
ing established fact that where the digestion um
paired the general power OF the system Ill heathy
state, they can find no habitaton. This preparation las
the peculiar advantage of not only destroying every
worm but also ofproducng healthy action OF tne $40
mach and other organs of DIGESTION thereby renewing
many complaints arising from arrangement OF the d.
gestive organs. Although prompt and certain III IT'S op-
Grafton and not unpleasant to the taste, it is perfectly
safe to the tenderest age 49,.
B. s. d. Sands, General Agents at New YORK. ,o,c
NEW York, May 3, 1876
Gentlemen-I feel it to be both duty and pleasure
to make known the great medicinal value OF Dr aEEh
VERMIFuGE. proved by its effects on TWO OF my cu
ren, both of whom much afflicted, ana their lielh
quite impaired in consequence OF Woils; ro NM,
months previous to using the dead Shot FeTniuSe,
we had resored to various worm , Mia,1 IitL
duced but partial relief their sleep was broken, WIN
great fretfunCss and pains in the stcnacI cS VI ne
noScand other parts and we were uhaole 1T Si,
bcinr Obliged to wait upon ana feeVe tlelh az we
could / administered to each of them dose Oh the
Dead Shot which brought away large masses OF worms
IN n decomposed state, and greatly relieved them a
sncond lose elTectuay removed all remains OF worms,
anu hncn entirely restored make this statement that
all having children suffering from similar chse may
resort ~ RICHARD HALLORAN, No 8, Crosby ST.
Tho following is extract from letter apdlessed to
- A DERBY LINE, Vt May 9TH. 1916
Eput1pmen--I received the bON OF dead SHOI Ter
n, iIge about fifteen days since and have only
few dozens left hand, which will be gone in less than
ten DAYS Itseems to do the work to the satisfaction
ofol who use it, hear some great accounts otit,were
II has produced the expulsion OF from Is 20 to lis
worms from one person, and nearly the same number
Eo,, some children OF course YOU will think worms
one of the prevailing diseases in Canada and Vermont
Please send me another supply soon convenient
Respectfully, T. c. BUTLER
Price % cents uer vial. Niii:61y
PREPARED by Dir H. f. Pecry, and sold wholesale and
retail by a. b. s d. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fulton ST.
corner of William. New ork
Sold also by L. J.BIISS Co, lrandoh
and 10y druggists generally tIrcut tie United States
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whip with all his might to drive the horse on,
the men on the porch commenced hearty
laugh, and some enquired if he would sell
thai horse =? Yes'' said the young man,
" but cannot recommend him,as he belong
ed to a butcher, and stops wherever he
hears calves bleat" The crowd retired to
the bar in silence,