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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-15
From the Boston Chronotupe, Oct. 1, ISI7.

! CONSUMPTION is the great curse of our North
ern attitudes. II is the blight Of domestic ie-
Lefty and the despoiler of beauty. 1t JobS the
check of its healthiul bloom, the mind of It's
serenity, and The eye of its brillancy. Ii wastes
the form, dimS the intellect, and plunges lis
'ictim into an early grave. The young anC
the old, the serious and The gay, the city belle
the country lass, are alike its prey and its vic
Tins Blessings on The man, then, whose gen
JUS and research furnished It's with weapons ic
bid defiance 10 this "Dwelier of the Thres
hold - lie merits the applause and gratitude
of ages he shall have ours. at least.
/ One of the most important discoveries OF
modern science, for the cure Of pulmonary at-
/ lections, is the BalSam Of Wild Cherry, and the
credit Of its discovery is due to the celebrated
/ DR.. Wistar. This valuable compound has re.
stored thousands ofsuil"rerS to health. II Sex.
pecoranl, tonic and demuIcent, and is said to be
a purely vegetable preparation. Under It's
magic influence the most obstinate coughs
colds and bronchial irritalions disappear. We
/ have used lt,and eau recommend It, particu-
l4rly at this season, when the great cause Of
disease, East winds, are SO prevalent.
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR.
/ june H-2w.
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q ARrET i N q
will find this the place to buy.
Henry Petfes - GO,
Assessors Notice.

NlIE Town Council of the town of New
I mort. Assessors Of taxes OF said town,
hereby give notice 10 riIe inhabitants thereof,
that they will be ~ session from tho 10th To
the 10Th day Of July neit, both days inclusive,
from Q o'clock, A. NJ to ~ o'cock, NJ aud
from O'Clock until > o'clock, J. M al the
Town Clerks Office in Newport aud no longer,
10 tec.ive the valuation of estates as the law
directs md each Of the inhabitants Cf this tow n
,s hereby required 10 btlng ~ unto them ia
wiring, nd under his hcnd, an exact list of
the rstenble estate, with q particular drScrp.
ton of each parcel thereof, aud The value Of
each parcel, nj the times and place ABOVE men
toned, aud to make oath TO tho same before
agy one OF said asSossors.
The following enumeration may serve ~ u
guide tn assist the inhabitants ~ making the
statements, viz Roal Euatc-nonoy ~ inter.
est over aud above the amount they pay inter
os, Cor--othcr debts more than they are ~.
dobted for--shares and stocks IN Banks IN.
snrsnc,. Manufacturing aud other inrofpofa-
ted companies, public stocks and securilies-
all kinds of goods, wares, aud merchandise,
tock IN trade. vessels of all kinds whether NJ
home or abroad. with their stores and appur.
,onances--horses and carriages, aud household
furniture.
Nh Sec 3. of the statute relating Ia
taxes. enarts, that, whatsoever shall refuse ~
neglect 10 render ~ an account oi his taieablc
estate as nioresaid, if he bo over taxed shall
have no remedy tor the same.
TUEOPIIIluS TOPllAM, 1o,cn Conn
/ ELEAZER TRENETr al and Is
Il JAMES iORSNEIl, srssors of
I NATHAN iINNMErT idtcs of Ntu
i GEORGE " TAYLOR, %, poH
\ newport. Juuc 18th, l.is
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DEATH S,

In this town, on the llth inst, after a long
illness which he bore with patience, Mr.. Alex
ander Barker, in the 62d yearof his age. Mr..
b. sustained fair. honest character through
life, was a kind husband, father and friend.
In this town, on the 9th inst, after a long
illness which she bore with christian foritude
Mrs Rebecca Peckham, widow Of the late
Joshua Peckham, Esq, in the S7th year Of hcr
agc,-for more than fifty years member OF
the First Baptist Church.
In this town, June 18th, James Robinson,
son Of Thomas g., and Mary Ann Hazard
aged years.
In New York, June lth, Benjamin Mathew.
son, aged i3 years months and days.
in Woonsocket, Goth ult Mrs. Elizabeth
wife Of Champlin l.. Watson, and daughter oI
the late David Greene, Esq, Of North King
ston, aged Gl years.
At Scituate on the ist, Capt. Benjamin
Boss, in the Odd year of his age, a soldier Of
the Revolution.
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Mr. Z. Brown .

Mr.. f. Brown
Dear Sir: am much gralfed in having an
opportunity to announce to You, that by the
use of three bottles your SarSa pa lila and To-
mato Buffers have been from a state Of gem
eral debluy and decline, and continual suffer
| ing, restored To the enjoyment Of good health
For number Of years have been troubled
with the Liver Complaint, SO badly al times,
AS to prevent my attending to business, and
| Dyspepsia followed, with loss of appetite,
weakness aud debility, and sinking and OPP
preSSive sensation at the stomach, uoSl painful
and distressing, which gradually decreased my
strength, and led me into decline. aud debli.
tated me so much as To occasion fears for my
recovery; while in this situation was induced
by the persuasion of a friend, To make a trial OF
yonr BltterS, and was most happily dnappoinl.
ed in finding an immediate relief; and before
! had taken The contents Of the first bottle, had
obtained comfortable state of health and be.
fore had used three bottles, enjoyed better
health than for ndmber of years. This was
about two years since, and my health has con-
rinucd good till the present time. must say
that | have not much con fidence in patent med.
icincS, but am satisfied from the wonderful
effects Of your RltterS in my own case and OF
friends whom have induced 10 use it that II is
a available medicine, and take much pleasure
IN recommending it TO my friends and acquain-
tances, and indeed To all who are thus afflicted
as well worthy trial. remain yours
PELEG SPRAGUE.
Bath Me-, April 90, lSii.
! For sale by X. J. TAYLOR Newport, and
agents generally throughout the country
lnne Ii-2w
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-15

The frequent reference made IN this paper
TO the virtues and effects of BRINTS INDIAN
REMEDIES, arises from strcng conviction
Of the merltorious qualities Of those prepara-
tions Their singular activity in remedying
all affections of the l.angs and Chest, is com.
mended in every quarter, and by The highest
authority, and the manifold cures made in erup.
tive diseases, is the theme of universal praise.
Most undoubtedly the influential character of
this testimony will produce ii favorable impress.
sion and cause others to avail themselves of
The relief afforded by these remedies.
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Loco RATIFICATION MEETIso.-There was
a loco ratification meeting held in the Park, at
New York, on Monday evening. Senators
Bright, Foote, Benton, Allen and others spoke
on the occasion. The Speakers all expressed
dissatisfaction at the nomination of old Tack by
the Wings. The fact is the locos consider the
election of Cass hopeless since the nomination
Of Taylor.
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Weekly Almanac.
hI}ATHHNNlfTTSn

In Middletown, on the 3lst ult by the Rev
James Taylor, Mr.. Carrmi Harrington of n
Kingstown, to Miss L,ytfu Goggcshall, of Mid
dletown.
At Catsltill, n. Y, on the 25th ult., by the
Rev. Mr. Noble, Turhand X. Cooke, to Miss
Catherine Allen, daughter of the late Capt.
Joseph Allen, formerly Of this town.
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,R. MARINE LIST. .Ass
PON8 OR S9)E1pO&E9o
ARRIVED.
GHNRSDAN. Jnnc 8


schr. Vermont, Waite, Albany tor Fall River Com.
modore, Gardner, Albany tor Providence Ustalsgs,
blocking, Roundout Tor Lubee.
FRIDAY, Juneo.
Brig Annhwan, Curricr, u days rom Cardenas with
Molusses to w. Peckhsm. Len st Ieri Norma brig
EHLn, Brssher, loading May 2lst at Cardenss br
Molao Nickes wanting freight, MAY 231 brig w. N
Right Nhicketer, loading tor Philadelp phia.
Brig Henry Marshall, Freeman, fron Haven.
Brig Orray Tan, Mowry Charleston for Prov
schr Fairfield, Nckerson, Norfolk tor Prov.
SATURDAY, June 10
schr. Montenumu, from Philadelphia Eugene, saun-
dcrs, from Virginia.
SUNDAY, June II.
Brig Maynower, Cockrep, fn Piclou Tor Prov.
schr. Oregon, Joslin, TN Hartford 10
sluop Nigilant, Heath, I'm Prov
MONDAY June ~.
Sloop Victory, Gould, IN y. Nork II Providence.
sloop New Yofk, Gardner, I'm do tor de-
sloop Ann u. Holmes, Cumming I'm y. u. Tor Albany
sloop ENcell, Bennetr, tn do Tor do
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CHEAP PosTAGE.-Movemeni are being
made in Boston and elsewhere, in favor of a fur
ther reduction of the postage on letters and pa
pers. Cheap postage is a powerful auxiliary
to the spread ofntelligence among the people,
and the results wherever it has been adopted,
are in the highest degree satisfactory.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-15
Marine Memoranda.

Au M New Orleans, 81 inst, brg P.risc'' Gardner
from IanrtCo.
Arr al y Bsdrord June ., sap issbslla, stewart I'm
Pscinc ocssn With 1850 bbl- spm l6,o wh OIL aud :,
OO1 ihs buus a. - q,
Ans, Mobile, let, Bsls Iiums wcsd,s' I'm y Y
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W A N T E D.

WANTED Immediately, 900 girls To work
w on Goats aud Pants for winch good wa
ges aud constant employment will be given the
year round. Al SO, as many apprentices,
who will have constant employ mant al the
best prices when qualified For terms apply
Ia J. Il. LAWTON at the Penrose house in
Church street, between the hours Of seven and
twelve.
June "a. lIno.
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ADMINISTRATORS sale.

HW he SoH al Public Auction on MON.
DAY (July ION isfs,) al loO'eiock A. M,
A LOT OF Land, belonging to the heirs OF
"A Joseph w. Marsh, dec. SAID lot is bound.
ed as follows 10 feet Noriherly on common
burial ground, la, terly on old Dutch Factory
land. Southerly on Warner street. Westerly
on land now owned and occupied by Abel Ste
venS. Conditions al the time and place oi
sale.
MILTON HALL, Auct'r
BENZ. MARSH, Sd, Admir-
June IL. 4w
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FOR PRGVIDENCE--D.RECT.

Cosmetics, Per1usncry &C.
I UBlN'S EIDE 5, RouSNel'sIand Meakm'sEx-
~ tracts for the Handkerchief
Superior Orris Tooh Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Pase
RouSSeI'S shaving CIear
French Eandoline
jules Hands Liquid Hair Dve
Choice Tooth Powders, various kinds
Bailey Military Shaving Cream
German aud French Colognes
Chlorine and OrriS Tooth Wash
RouSSelS Toilet Powder
Articles for Bcam,Jwng The SEin md Sojtcnmg
me COnpiel,on.
ftuuraud's Italian Medicatcd Soap
Superior Cold Cream, Rose Lip Salve
Jules ilauel'S Persian Pow der
| Oriental Tablet of Alabastar
Railways Chinese Soap y ilk of Roses
Crary'S Ambrelne Cream
Pcrfumed Chalk Ball,
Pearl Powder, Ii While
Aaic'es for BeoulJWng and Preserving III.
liar.
Jayne'S Hair Tonic, Camm'S Spanish Lus
Bo.le's Hyperion Fluid, Bcnrs Oil
CIrchnghN r'icophcrouS tutlalo Oil
Ollridge's Balm of Columbia
Wards Vegetable Hair on
Genuine OK MARROW Pomade
Row lands ;puuIuc MacdSSar OIL
Don Juan'S Rose Compound
AIcNandcrN Trlcobaphe
Naples Hair Dye '-~
Also fine assortment Of teeth, hair, mai
ic>h and shaving Brushes ivory and buffalo
horn Combs ; Fine Combs, Pocket Com bs
Court "IaNter, Fancy Soaps, Shaving Soaps,
QUO Roses, Gold Btaler Leaf Indelihlclnk.,
PungcnlS, Cachou AromatISc, &c. &c. The
above articles are warranted genune and best
Of their kind hcpt constantly on hand and
for sale at reasonable prices by e. G. &.
HAHAtD, Drugslst. No. 81, Thames street
March /
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-15

III One hundred guns were fired on Boston
Common, on Monday, by the Wings of Bos-
ton, in honor Of the nomination of Gen. Tay-
lor. The Boston Transcript, neutral paper,
says the impression among the "knowing
ones" is, that Massachusetts will go for
" Rough and Ready" by as large majority
as she gave to Gen. Harrison.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-15

RrriGfous lSrELLiGrSor. In 1896 there
was in France 80 evangelical ministers, aud 20
or 40 colponcurs there arc nov 800 or 100
ministers. ~ or ~ c,aucclss, and 200 or 300
eolrontufs
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BLANK BOOKS, &C.

7 EDGES. journals, Day. iioK., . a,rrs
Illpl nbelicsl Lcdgers, Lctietj pck n rsitt
book. Nanuscrip book Memo ,ndu,n Jooks
Alphib T. ptatys a.. Tn atre ior ale =,
J\>. HAMMt Nd = Book Store
JJnc p.
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DRAWING BOOKS.

YNIiE Osford.Drawing Books-wiIh over loc
Il Plates.
The Child's Elementary Drawing Book, and
Abbut's commen School Drawing Cards, ioI
sale AT
JAS. HAMMOND'S Book Store.
] Inc
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-15

D We have report, says the New York
Tribune, that the Hon. MARTIN VAN BuREN
has consented TO accept nomination for Pres
ident at the hands of the Free Soil Democra-
cy. II he does, he will probably poll large
vote in several of the Free States.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-15
BRIGHTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, June 8, 1918.

THURSDAY, June 8, 1918.
Atmarket, 1877 Beef Cattle, 10 yokes
Working Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 700
Sheep and 1900 Swine.
PRIcEs-Becf Ca,le-Extra $3.50; lst
quality 1918 S7,25; 2d quality 5000 a
$3.50.
Working Oxen--Ss0 a Sis.
Cows and Calves-S25, 80, 35, 10, ij.
Shccp--S2, 90, $500, $3.50 few extra
$500.
Swnc-At wholesale 4 SC. selected lots
4 IL a 8 III.
BRIGHTON MARKET,
Monday, June IL,
At market, 22j Beef Cattle, 500 Sheep and
Lambs, 100 Swine.
priccs-Bccf Caitlc--Extra 81 25 first
quality So - a 81 second quality 90 a 80.
Sheep-Old 81 a , rs, lambs 81 3 50.
Swinc-Old fat Hogs l-ic; Pigs ii a
8 lee.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
Monday, June ~.
Ar NARKrr-I 800 Beef Cattle, (all from
the South and West via Phlladclphla,) 10
Cows and Calves, 800 Sheep and Lambs.
PRicEs, Beef Cattle were in active de-
mand at from 80, 90 TO ~, ,25 per 100 lbs. 800
head were driven to Boston. and about 100
head lcli over.
Cows and Calyes--Wc quote sales al from
500. S35 to $50. 4 II sold.
Sheen and Iainbs-Pricrs of Sheep Al IS
- - to- $50. Lambs at 30 50 % Ia
S31j. Icit over $50.
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BRUSHES,
GOLD PENS g. CASES.

At prices from Sl2 TO $50 per dozen, the
very best assortment, real Diamond Points,
NAV be had at Wholesale aud Retail-all of
which are manufactured at his establishment
IN the best manner, and at so low scale Of
prices, that Purchasers cann"t fail TO be salts
fed Every Pen has his name inscribed on It,
,,c - ,onanpgs
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-15

Destructive FIRE IN BRooKLYN.-At a
little past l o'clock last night, fire broke out
on the square bounded by Little, Plymouth
Jackson and Water streets, resulting in great
destruction of property, leaving many families
without home and consuming every thing
they possessed. The square or block consist
ed of some ten or twelve dwelling houses and
n stable Two of the dwellings, were of brick,
one of them four stories high, formerly known
rs Mechanics IIall--thc others were frame
houses. From the contiguousncss of the build
incs, and the majority of them being frame
ercctions the fire spread with alarming rapid
ity. and the entire block was soon in tlamcs.--
By half past one clock, it was totally destroy
cd.
The inmates of some Of the houses narrow
ly escaped with their lives, and the scene was
of most painful kind. In one of the brick
buildings twelve families resided, and each of
the others contained several. Some of them
had to force their way through the flames with
only their night clothes on. such as were to
the windward of the fire cndcavorod to save
some portions Of their little property by throw
ing il out of the windows, but the litllc that
was thus saved from the flames was fractured
and otherwise injured or destroyed We sup
pose that no less than thirty five or forty tam
lilies were driven from their homes and thrown
upon the world in extreme poverty by this con
fagratlon.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-15

FIRE.-All Of the public buildings erected
at Short Beach, n. j., for the accommodation
of visitors, were destroyed by fire few days
since. The place was a favorite resort during
the summer months.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-15

~ Official information of the ratification OF
the Mexlcaa treaty has been received by the
government The Senate was advised of the
fact, Immediately on the receipt of the news.
BuRNT.-The Catholic Church at New IIa-
ven, Ct, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

THE CRoPs.-Our farmers are busily engaged
In harvesting their wheat crop and bids tsr Tor re
wsrding them abundanty for their labor We un ,
stand from all parts Of the country the crop WI D1
heavier than for many years past Inefe u ocea' 49,
ally field that is rather light but these AZ
tons. The corn too looks remarkably well ss 90 A.
the Dat and potato crops Indeed there was pIO9aoy
never more promising prospect fer the husoanu,
than az present II the weather continues az iso -
a. for few days past the wheat crop van pc -
"a in ercelienf orssr Auburn Adv 2ih
VEVTzUEIA-The steamer "Nenezuela o'uh
NJ Pittsburg for tie OrinOco steam Navigation Ioh
psnv Of New York" left Pttsburg for New-Oreans on
her way 20 the Ornoco River, on Monday last ms =
the first Of line Of boats destined Tor tnat fFer anu
ia tribu,arv. the Apure Two others are 70 Follow
soon Mr. v Enis, the grantee Of the exclusive navi-
gsfou Of those rivers by steam, we understand goes
out In few weeks 20 put this enterprise in operation
~ man named McFeeley was arrested IN
posron on Friday and committed In default Of 5000
bail for violently beating his wife The Tra1e1 says
The woman assaulted with bayonet and cut and
MANNED in a most shocking and brutal manner, and
now lies in a dangerous situation
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ARM JoURN AL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. JULY q.

ARRIyFD-sp 81 MARY Blaen Orleans eds. cotton &C.
70 Hicks 2ls' met of Baneg spoke bark Geso hence
Tor James River
ship Harrisburg (of Bosionl Matthews View Orleans IS g.
-O met Oh Chncotea1e spoke bark Sarah spake I'M
Apslaclcola f1r B0ston. n days out
ship Indiana Bennett Orleans Jn, with lead 70 Frost
She the evJersey Battalion Of Nounteers-compa
n.es a, b. c and d.
BIZ bark Lord sanlan Welsh Liverpool with salt and pig
Williams Guoa % storage passenger July D. at a. -
ship juno. from Duhn with r
Barb Lowell Pha) Berry, New Orleans isi mdse % master
Barb Glen Small. New Orleans Is d. L stores.
Rar fannouni, Lane Ponce ~ r. ll d. sugar. &c 20 Moln
sends.
Ba Isue SHEPPARD RIO Janero ~ d. coffee &C. Mason
Thompson
Bra Grecan Ryder Orleans De- sugar. &C. Au1s & Co.
Brig DEPOSIT of Boston, Cla RIO Jno ~ h. coffee o. order
Sailed company with bark Success snd brg Hope for New YORK
bres Napoleon Baltimore and Democrat for Boston Lef
irgais Brand, and steamer ANesham chip Plymouth
sailed for Canton ash May.
Rrbrg Dhiem Parker Pciou. coal to soue WI iney Co.
Br brig Ganyneie 1oye Turks island y a., tno) bus a o.
Tucker iighhourne.
Brig spartan ,of Bremen Me- Farlham, Tampco via Pensacola
july p hides a.. % 4 Pa'ruo fa.senger--Mr W Willing
Brig Boston George Me Yates New Orleans 20 d. fo
corn. order O inst M q 81 Ion n 40 eKcg signals with
SHIN swaara from New Orean. for Liverpool
Greenway Couch Richmond 90 hours mdse Allen panson
Schr l. Mitchell Adams y Csroins, naval stores
schr A Birisal, Moodmanson Vagina, wood.
Schr jamestown, Cole BALTIMORE d. -four Hunter Co
Schr Roe. Seamen, Baltimore, MsIior & LORD
Schf MARYLAND. Budd, Virginia. corn. \ FOX.
schr Bacon Appegsfe. Virginia, wood.
Moeydcan schr ant Burnett Mufevieo al d. hides &c o.
= LELAND
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Various Household Markets.

conDf (evtseeklv for The TTbuae from different source
AtsYRACUsF on 'he i7L. Po'sfor Tefe ~ g. fff
Cheese ca cfs Fs ii dolel Besns 'a0 81 5 -nd Ham
atTRoY 4h a Lard vas dong better lna 'sLng Freely ai
cents r eoo5 end ~ fr Inferior Good table Butte cIt
snd lT c and Hans city cured arc DO ctt in 7ilsf etl ~
there BOT little doing B1ne's EenersI mere {" ''" 'l -'
4 L0wyIIIF n y Wheat l0' per tlshe and Buuel i' q
pound. 49, 1e~se l0s Lard l0d . n Maple f
EBrFFAIo tiee J., III +,. change rot,e DC nsLse
-Four tOto4 t64 But a1.es f,,a lo 20 's-n q
ilri y n. 81 atz Gle 'ae n Hsn. n ~ -no.le
s - n 1nf Corn per 5uste 9 % &C. Igfkel. n ei- iA
r1 each 49, u.s. "a Docts IRE s5 aTece Potaoes a9s- "
1i a. Fgss shilling d1fen ild - az. oel z %.
Al UTICA Butte rgnses from ~ % "a c Poiltoes ar- @
Cheese o0 c " 70 Lari 81 bean' % 90 70 81 'nd ~
In iNnlAyA business g. somewhat 6aiei md iamged t1 r
esvy rsn of week past and Butter seina ff Hagns-ai
ris a. n while Egg ~ dozen. and Com per ttei - Z 50
Butter - n l0al2k lard = n ~ csi Cheese = 10 ~ ''
Beef A. n 2a4cts fok a 70, c' 'ofn " -oes r''' ~
DO wIsCOSsIN-st Hoferfeapnces we're z, follows on ne
f2 Corn 7iS ct PEI Ne1s0u - the hundred pounds
per Cheese y 70 50 Hay - tom Onions De- t"ae'
vIRGiSIA slga,ul on tie sl BeevaH, = u vas 20 rt'
sal0. Bacon D. md Beef 2as-.-.A LyichDH
Rc-seav ne same and Butter rather dull i- TO CO. accord
.nr % qualfy Tsl0w tu' A. % cents
AZ Il LOUIS he m7ets for weeks past have oe
bounlB supplied every article season sni prices are o l
tts isss moderate Good BniieI ana iie'n -. -f VI
onlg articles a iours Chcken. are -oil yle
plentiful and 7e ~ from l- 20 3 per dof butchers N-ii
are plentiful and rates rle low Iomtioe' 'ncnme nl
Roasting FAR The increase, 1nd declining pffe 'nrf
have disappeared and Kaspbeue 'oo.eefres ont "r
Arpes taken heir place We quote he follow as t
fa 10 present Green Peas l0al2l c perpecs New ~ oes
per peel Isf'uce per bunch A,paFu 31' cent? pei
bunch Rhubarb 305 Ct yer btoA Carrots ga - yer pee
rs c per quart Ra.pherf- per DO; Goosetercs l1
per dos Cnranis pa 0 ~ Per do 1ec "a - pr 90
soz Honey new comb lgh = 70 Cheese 7als c y n Lard
4 n Chickens 1opnEI riNl -