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rFrnn the Daily MALL

1 is with great deal of pleasure that we can
say that we are daily hearing of new cases where
the Sarsaparilla ana Tomato Bitters, which are
sold by Brown, No. IS Washington street, are eff
fecting most astonishing cures in purifying the
blood and assisting digestion. Many of the ply
slcians have taken quite an interest in this com
pound, and it is considered by them the best arti
Gle now in use for jaundice Indigestion, loss of
appetite, weakness, and all complaints arr
sing from impurity of the blood 1t is really the
test medicine now in use to purify the blood and
eradi cate all humors from the system. 1t is a
very pleasant bitter, and easily taken. We can
recommend it, with the greatest confidence to our
numerous readers. Don't take our word for it,
but try enc bottle and satisfy yourself
l; Wv. w. p. Russell, Agent.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court Tor the District of Addison
Commissioners, 10 receive. examine md ad
Just all claims and demands of all persons a.
gainst the estate of
MOSES STOW,
late Of New Haven in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto: And six months from the 23d
day OF March 1913 being allowed by said
Court for that purpose. we do hereby give
nolice that we will atteaI 10 the business
of our said appointment, at The dwelling house
of Loval W. Stow, in New Haven. on the
first Wednesday OF June and September next
from nine O'Clock, A. Nj. until lour O'Clock,
p. N. on each Of said days.
Sylvester DOud, Commis
L. =. Roscoe, sionerS.
Dated al New Haven this 29Ih day OF April
1S4S. l:3w
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, Nav

THURSDAY, May 4.
Reported for the Traveller.
AT market 80 Beef Cattle, IA pairs Work
ing Oxen, l25 Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep,
and 5000 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Prices firm at Sc
$50, I, $50. One largee pair of Oxen, though
to weigh from 5000 to $500, were'sold at S2i5
Working Oxen-Two extra pairs solb for
$40 each-SS7, "a, and 100
Cows and Calyes-Sales at S25, %, so, SO
and So.
Sheep-S2,25, $50 and 8 few extra
$3.50.
Swine-Sales at &c per lb.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Be it remembered that at Probate Court hol-
den at Bristol within and for the district of New
Haven. on the 18th day of April, Is4s
An instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament of GEORGE H SUMNER, late
of Bristol in said district deceased, was presen-
ted TO said Court for probate by one of the per-
sons therein named Executor whereupon the
Court ordered the Executors to notify all per-
sons concerned to appear at probate court, to be
held at Bristol aforesaid, at the ofceof the Judge
of said court on the LIST Monday in June 1913, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, then and there to object to the
probate of said will if they see cause, by publish
ing a certified copy Of this order in the Middlebu-
~ Galaxy printed at Middlebury in this State,
three weeks successfully, previous to the time OF
said court.
Harvey JfansH, Judge
A true copy ofRecord,
II. ilnsiH, Judge 3w
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COMMIsSTONEs NOTICE.

We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison, Com
4nissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the es-
tate of
JOHN S. LARRABEE,
late of Shoreham-in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto. And six months from the 18th day of
April 1913 being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business of our said appoint
mcnt, at the dwelling house of the widow OF the
deceased, in Shoreham, on the 4th Tuesday III
June, nd I'd Tuesday in September next rom
nine O'Clock A. NJ until four O'Clock L. NJ. on
each Of said days.
R. A. Brown, Co'amis.
Joseph Barnum, s'onas
Dated at .ShoreIam tbs 18th day Of APrii, 1913
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NOTICE.

Two superior Herlord Bulls will stand at
nv place the ensuing season, for the sole
benefit of se public. Terms Sl.00, pay
down. Nothing need be said in reference to
the superior excellence Of this blood OF Cau
lie, for 10 the three general characteristics of
any breed. namely, for Oxen, Mil and Beef,
they greatly exccIIs.
A. l., BINGHAM.
Cornwall, April, %, iS4s. l;3s.
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STATEGF VERMONT,

DistIlcL VI NCW l1dNclf S.
Belt remembered that at a Probate Court hol-
den at Bristol within and for the district of New
Haven on the 23d day of April 1913.
The administrators on the estate of JOHN
HILL late of Starkshoro in said district deceased,
made application TO said Court to Examine and
allow his account as Administrators aforesaid
with said T. tate, whereupon the said Court or
dered the said administrators to notify all per-
sons TO appear at probate court to be holden at
the Office of the Judge of said court in Bristol
foresaid. on the LIST Monday in juno, ls4s at IL
o'clock \. NJ, then and there to object to the al
lowance ofsaid account, ifthey see cause, by pub
lshinga certified copy of this order in the Middle
bury Galaxy, printed at Middlebury, in this State
three weeks successfully previous to the time O.
said court.
Harvey MunsH, Judge,
A true Copy of Record,
.w3 Attest HGruey .MtmsH, Judge
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Fresh Arrival.

To be had at j. HAGAR'S BOOK STORE
lower thar in New York and Boston; NebSter's
Dictionary, the unabridged and revised ard enlar-
ged. A few doz of the Psaltery and Choral Sing
ing Books EvangelIne, by Longfcllow, Quarto
Bibles Presents for Teachers, &C. SC.
Also few Barrels Of Supcrfine Flour.
MiddIeburv 81 Feb IS4S a.
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MORE HOME TESTIMONY.
No. 4S Union ST., Boston, April Is lac.

No. 4s Union ST., Boston, April Is LAG.
Mr. SETH w. FowLE.-Sir: A sense of
gratitude to you, and of duty to the public,
prompts me to make the following statement,
which, If of any service TO you, is entirely at
your disposal. 1t may have the effect to in
duce other sufferers to make trial of your in
valuable medicine ; which can truly say, has
literally snatched me from the grave to which
was fast fastening. Last July was attack
ed by sudden cold, which resulted in a We
ry severe cough, with violent pains in the side
and chest From that time began to waste
away, Notwithstanding was under the treat
ment of skilful phyticians. They prescribed
for me in vain. l became SO much reduced
that my friends frankly told me that must
die, and that was liable to do so at any hour.
At this crisis heard of Wistar's BaLsam of
Wild Cherry, by way of neighbor. whose lite
had been saved by it, and Immediately sent for
bottle. The effect produced was indeed
wonderful. My physician, one ofthe most re-
spectacle in Boston, who had previously told
me that cure was hopeless, came in, and in
formed him what / had taken, and told him
the good effects l had experienced. He exam
ined the Balsam, and told me to continue the
use Of it; since which time have continued to
improve daily and the same physician who
had given me Hp entirely, told me a few days
since, that l might yet live many years l
feel that / am now recovered, and gaining
strength every day.
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Most Extraordinary Work!
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATEMEDICAL COMPANION

BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURIcEAU.
Professor of diseases of Women
Sixth Edition. lsmo. PIP. 24O. Price 81.
$4,000 Copies sold in Three Months!
WEARS of suffering of physical and mental an
l. guish to many.an affectionate wife, and pc
cuniary difficulties-to the husband, might have
been spared by timely possession of this work.
Itiis intended especially for the married; or
those contemplating marriage, as it discloses i'm
portant secrets which should be known to them
particularly.
Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is health, hap
piness, afluence.
The revelations contained in its pages have
proved u blessing to thousands, as the innumera-
bic letters received by the author will attest.
Here, also, every female can discover the eau
ses, symptoms, and the most efficient remedies,
and most certain mode of cure, in every COM
plant to which her sex is subject.
On the receipt of One Dollar, the married
Woman's Private Medical Companion" will be
sent (nlaied ee to any part of the United States.
All letters must be addressed, postpaid, to DIR.
A. NJ Mauriceau, Box 1924, New York City
Publishing Office, l29 Liberty-stre New York.
Travelling Agents are informed that few dis
tricts in Massachusetts, and two other Eastern
States, are yet unengaged. Applications received
(post-paid) as above.
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HARTFORD.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent for the HAIRY
l. FORD FIRE Insurance c.MPAEY for MddebuTy and
vicinity, and VIII receive Proposals Or insaTing properly
against loss Or damage by Fire. The long estab-
ssd reputation OF this company, ana The pTomptness
with which all their transactions have bren eteTis
1t unnecessary say any Thing IN its avor. An
business connected with Office nirusted 10 him VIII be
faithfully and Punetually Transacted
JONATHAN HAGAR
MiddleburY. Feb % 1919 43.Y Agent
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NOTICE,

The notes and accounts, due the late firm
of Graves & McKeand, are left at the office
of f. R. Wright, Esq, for collection. Imme-
date settlement of the same, may save some
costs.
L. Fl. GRAVES.
Middlebury. Nav I'd. lS4S. 2:
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.c.a Mareh2 lat 46, Ion. 50, Barbara, OF
IaI;cax short oil water. and oleing TO
a'i %e ~. eaIe, 1ras unable 10 supply her."
Ms. AsroR's EsTATE--Ihe journal
osCommerce Of New York,ls continually
changing the value Of this properly, IN
,rb;n5 we all have so much concern The
following is its last bulletin;
So confusion has existed in the esti-
- &c the estate of the late John JACOB
ns,or from the fact that less than nall IN, ms
,ronerty was included in his VIII. nc
P PIN included in the Will did not ex-
c c, a. 500 900; but he had conveyed
bv deed a still larger sum. Inc whoie
x3In. of his estate was sl6,OOO,OOO or
$4,000, 100 Il Dai. Adv
"a The Ralesgh,N. C.. Register, Ofthe Z ;a
dit says-it gires great pain TO SlS.e ai'f.'
The Ri Rev. Bishop Ives, OF this uioce'e' l.
dangerously Ill at Edenton
T. : much 10 be larnentod that our slave
.t,tes particularly that portion Oh tneni "Aeie
.ave labor IS least valuable, DO not yieiu " .io
INC If yirLt and duty, and the spirit OF the
sens r, Ii IS looscning tho bonds Of the PEG
~ eTerv where. 1t will perhaps be sacri-
fle 10 them. but not so much of sacrifice rs
b.s been conceded by the royalty ana 10,
Lilly of Europe. They cannot always stand
mn AGAINST the united opinion OF the world,
However much the institution Of slavery may
ronduce TO their pecuniary advantage For
slavery in It's rnildest form, is wrong, an out
raoe. and it must yield in time to the pressure
of1pblic opinion against it even fit involve
the EXTINCTION Of one of the races occupying
the slave -Neir5lUyPon Herald
rgP At Stourbridge ENGLAND, musical tes-
,;val took place for the relief Of the poor a few
DAYS since, when Mr.. Russell sang There's a
good time coming."-At the conclusion OF the
melody, farmer stood up, and addressing the
vocalist, said, MIR Russell, you could not Tx
the date, could you -
VIENNA, MARCH l4.-In walking through
the town this afternoon. met MIR. Styles, the
American Minister He tells me that he was
accidentally very near 10 the Landhaus when
the firing took place Yesterday, little dreaming
that such an attack would be made on an un-
armed people he had only just time 10 take
refuge in the Walner str,sse, and SIX men
we're shot dead within very short distance OF
the place where he was.-CoTT. London Tunes
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AlusifaI % Noiife.

MR. WHITCOMB having taken up his res
idence IN Middlebury, takes this method of say
ing to his friends, and the dancing community gen,
orally, that he is prepared to furnish good music
for
AAG1Ss BARRIERS &Ga
Letters addressed to r. Z. Whitcomb Middle
bury, Vt will receive prompt attention. ely
AiddleburY. Nov 3, Is47
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MARRIED..

On the 18th ult . in this Town. by the Rev.
Mr.. Meacham, Mr.. Samuel B. Flint of New
Haven, to Miss Maryetta A. Hail Of Bristol
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DIED..

In Ripton, on the oath inst, Charley VIII
son, the son of Solomon B. and Sarah G. How
ard, aged Is months, and days.
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MUSLIN DE LANES.

VIII be sold cheaper at "the Peoples Store" 70
three weeks TO come. than was ever offered in tn
State before. w. ). JOHNoON
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Every Subscriber of five Dollars is member
of the Art Union for the year.
The money thus obtained, after paying neces-
sary expenses is applied, in the first instance, TO
the production from an American Painting, of a
large and costly original Engraving in the high
est style of American Art.
For every five dollars paid BY him, EVERY
MEMBER receives copy Of the Engraving EY-
ery Member also receives an Annual Report, con-
tanning the proceedings and addresses the annu-
al distribution, list of the members, &c, and
sometimes an additional Work of Art
The residue of the money is applied to the Pur-
chase of American Works of Art-Paintings,
Sculpture, &c-varying in price from twenty to
several hundred dollars.
These Works Of Art-the Paintings being rich-
" framed-are publicly distributed by lot among
all the members, on the Friday before Christmas
in each year. every member having one share Tor
every five dollars paid by him.
Each member is thus certain OF receiving IN
return. the value of the five dollars paid, and has
also a chance Of drawing Painting, or other
Work of Art of great value.
DIR. LArHRoP, having been duly appointed
Honorary Secretary of the A. A. U. for Middle
bury and its vicinity, is ready to exhibit engrav
incs published by the Association, and to receive
subscribers names, make remittances SC.
Middlebury Female Seminary,
March 6, ls4s. 46
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WOOL !! wool !!

The subscriber has Just received, from the
East, some of the best and latest improved Ma
chinery, and has fitted up his entire works in the
best possible manner; and being grateful for
past lavorS, would again announce to his friends,
customers, and the public generally, that he is
ready TO receive Wool 10 manufacture into
CassimereS, Plain Cloths, and FTannelS
Also he is sanguine to believe, by reason Of
his long experience in business that he cannot be-
and is determined he l-H not he surpassed, in
manufacturing cloths, for Durability of service
and PeTm0HeEcy of color, BY any establishment
IN the County.
Those wishing to have wool manufactured
will find it to be for their interest 10 give him
call.
Wool manufactured on shares or by the yard,
atithe option Of the owners.
EDWARD PHAIR.
N. B. Terms adapted to the times. E. P.
New Haven Mills, 1913. 81; 6m.
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NOTICE,

The subscriber has been appointed agent,
for "Scott's Report of Fashions" for 1s4S, and
is prepared to furnish Tailors at all times, at
New York prices. JAS. McKEAND.
Merchant Tailor
Middlebury, May 2, 1948.
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1848.
VERGENNES
AND
BUFFALO LINE.

The new Packet Boat Fl. EDDY, Capt. A. H
Blakesley, will run the coming season between
VergenneS and Buffalo as follows
Leaves VeygeaNes Lsarcs Buffalo
May 2, May Is,
May 80, June IL,
June 27, July 10.
July %, August,
Sept. 6. Sept. 10,
Oct. 1. Oct IT,
The above btat is new, and fitted up in the inI
est order for passengers and freight. She is COM
manded by agentlemanly Captain who will show
every attention to passengers, for their comfort
and convenience. The above named boat guar
anleeS always to go through 10 Buffalo whether
she has passengers or nor. None need ever be
disappointed by being sold of on the way to
strangers and the boat turning round and coming
o1ck. Passengers and Freight maybe contract
ed and forwarded by this Line every day in the
week, except Sundays, to Buffalo, or any other
part on the Western Canal or Lakes. A boat
OF this Line leaves Whitehall and Buffalo on
IueSday. Thursday and Saturday of each weak
curing the season, and Vergennes as specified a.
Dove Prices low as the lowest at the wharf
formerly occupied by r. Chapman, VeIgennes.
w. S. EDDY, WHITEHALL
c. MANN, Buffalo,,
NJ ID. HALL, VergsnneS,
2i6m- }. BRADLEY 6 CO, Burlington.
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CLOTHS.

A good assortment Of Cloths suitable for OVER
COATINGS, in Black, Browns and Blues,-also.
a few pieces SUPER GERMAN PLAIN AND
TWILLD CLOTHS AND DOE SKINS, for
sale cheap by Z. VALLETTE-
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GOODS! GOODS!

New Goods, notold ones, but all fresh and rev
Of every description, consisting of Staple and fan
cy Dry Goods, Muffs aud Boas, Victorines Bull
lalo Robes, Carpets, Otter Caps, Boots & Shoes,
together with Is hhds. Sugars, 10 of Molasses, 25
Chests of Tea, Ind ten thousand other articles re
now offered al unheard OF low Lrices, NO MIS-
TAKE. Great inducements 10 Cash Customers
now offered. Now is yourtine to clolhc and feed
yourselves cheap. p. w. COLLINS.
VergenneS. Dec. 90 1871
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NARY ROWE

We can cheerfully testify to the truth of the
above statement. Mrs. Rowe having been an
inmate of our family for some months past.
WILLIAM DENNET.
MARTHA DENNET.
W. z. Russell. Agent.
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S. PEARL LATHROP, III, D.
PLY SICIAN & SURGEON

At the request of several individuals, DR.. La
throp will hold himself ready to attend to all who
may desire his services in the practice of MEDI-
CINE AND SURGERY. 46tf.
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asnote March 3 LAT. 46, Ion. 81, Barbara, OF
c0s ual;Cax short oil water, and Oleing to
anu 49,. -. qIle 1ras unable TO supply her."
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An Odd Case Of Forgetfulness.

The richest case offorgetfulness we ever read or
heard Of, is the following. which is declared by
cotemporary to have occurred recently, on one Of
the western canals. One can hardly help starting
few buttons, while reading the story but, aftes,
oil, there are quite numberof Benedicts that we
wot of, who wouldn't have deemed it very mel
ancholy thing il they had left such tres as wife
and child behind-never to greet their optics again.
But read:
An emigrating Yankee, with his wife and child,
and other "household plunder," was making his
way out west, on board Of canal boat. On arri-
wing At the end Of the canal. he moved his bed and
bedine, tables, chairs, and pans, on board Of some
other conveyance. He looked over every thing to
zee il all was right. Something was missing. He
scratched his head, thought the matter over, but
could not make out what he had left. Back to the
boat he went, and on meeting the captain on the
wharf, he inquired: ......,.. .,.....
II say you, Captain, haint left something a.
board your bOat!"
.Nos that know Of, do you miss anything"
eyes I do. miss some Of my things; but I'm
darnd ifI can make out what they are"
: ''tiave you tucked over everything"
"Every bag and bundie-ovsrhauled my duds
twice--know there's something missin' jest as
easy As nothin' n'-and here the other boat is about
startin'; and I've got to 60 off and leave it.. It's
too darn d bad, swan it is"
..WeIi, there's nothing on board the boat to my
knowledge, but your wife and child"
A. I Tr,s,o eaId 10
Yankee, Jumping for joy. "Now who'd thought
III Here was goin' off and leavin' the old wo-
man and little Sally Ann behind. spect should
have missed 'um aforsI got to my journeys end,
but RI be consarned If could make out what
left. 'Twould have been joke, wouldn't it, il
I'D gone clean out to the far West, and forgot 'em
entirely"
So saying, the Yankee packed of. with his wife
and Sally Ann, rejoicing.
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4 DAD NOTICE...-.Notice is hereby given
~ to the citizens (whom it may concern) OF

DAD NOTICE.--..N office is hereby given
To- to the citizens (whom it may concern) Of
Adams & Sunsbury townships, Monroe County
Ohio.-.-that there will be petition presented to
the Commissioners OF said County, at their next
session, praying for an alteration to be made on
the road (which has been surveyed and granted)
commencing at the ford above Job CADETS, on
the Did county road leading from Calbert's Mill to
Sinclair's Mill in Adams township, running thence
from said beginning place, TO and through the land
spld by Joseph Morris to Robert b. Dent IN Ad-
ans township. and through the land OF Benjamin
and Joseph Williams, aud part OF John Kisert's
land, ntersecting the Woodsfed road in the hol-
low below Kisert's Mill in Sunsbury township
The alteration or evacuation proposed to be peti.
tiuned for are as follows to wit Commencing at
stake near the summit OF the hill (and being the
9Th or 9Th sight on the above mentioned road,) on
the land sold by Joseph Morris to Robert b. Dent,
running from said stake north westernly course
through the south west corner OF said Robert b.
Dents land; and also north course as near as
practicable through forty acre lot OF land sup
posed vet 10 belong to Congress; and from thence
through or near the line between Robert b Dent
and Nathaniel English, to the corner OF Robert
B, Dent, Nathaniel English and Benjamin VII.
liams land, il being on the township line between
Adams and Sunsbury townships; running frcm
thence north on or near the line Of d. P, Benjamin
g. Joseph Williams and George Sniders land, to
the mouth of Benjamin Williams lane leading
from, his house 10 the Woodsfield road and from
thence west through the land Of George Sniders
to the Woodsieid road near the land OF Calbert
Harris. MANY PETIIiONEhS'
August l9, l64S. r.lHr
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10000 Volunteers. Wanted
WOOL CARDING, a,.

Helloo, Jack! where did you get that great big
bunch Of rolls cardedl At my Boss's new card.
ing establishment on big Sun6sh Creek, s miles
East Of Woods6eld, miles South OF BeasvilIe,
and one mile below Richner's Mill. Jack, who
is your boss! He is the very lad that carried on
the carding business at Armstrong; Mills on Cap.
tina, he has left there and has established hipset
on S,nfsh, where he intends to carry on the
above business, in the best style. Is he 4 good
carder! Yes, sir. you might know that, for he
beat all the carders on Captina Greek and Sun6sh
too, and can do il agan-s-o easy. Has he got
good cards suitable for fine wool! Yes, sir, he
has the best quality Of Eastern cards, suitable for
all grades Of wool. He says if his customers will
put their wool in good order he will ,Dayant good
rolls or no pay. What did you say his price will
be! Five cents il paid when the rolls are taken
away. Must he have all cash! o no, he will
take every thing; only some things he don't want
He will take wheat, corn, bees-wax, tallow, dried
apples, peaches, wool, SC. He is ready TO receive
wool for carding, and will be ready to commence
carding about the 25th inst Customers from
distance can have their rolls home with them, by
waiting awhile. Well, Jack, what did you say
your Boss's name was! JOEL M, OXLEY.
Sunfish Creek, July, 20, 1s4S.