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900 DOLLARS REWARD.
June lth, lS49.

DROKE Jail, in Sampson County, North Carolina,
1.-the night of the I4th instant two prisoners, JOHN
P. WILLIAMS, and NEEDHAM STEVENS, charged
with ncgrostealing. Williams had been convicted and
awaited the sentence of the Court, and Stevens
awaiting his tria4 -. ..-'.-ft
Williams is about IS or 40 years of age, feet or
inches high, thick well Frame weighs about IL lbs
mouth large and lips little poutng eyes dark eyebrows
dark and heavy low square forehead dark hair, down.
cast sury look, limpng peculiarly in his right foot
with the toe turned in. --' ''' =
Stevens is about 40 years Of age, feet high up
wards large muscular frame weighs abcut I75 lbs mouth
rather large lips thick good tccth blue eyes high reced
now little grey; fair skin, and fond of joking.
will give hundred dollars for their apprehension
and confinement in any Jail in the United States so that
get them again. one hundred dollars for of them
...f .."->sials'-. A. B. chestnut, -
= Sheriff Of Sampson.
Clinton, June I6 1s49. 764-2m
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We insert below, letter from Gen. Daniel, late
Representative in Congress from this District, in
which il will be seen ne announces himself candi-
date for reelection. We copy it from the Standard,
and we trust that the course suggested by It. that
nthinO twhch may be calculated to produce unkind
flinos in the party will be brought before the pub
lie either by the rival candidates or their friends
nv T'dr6oroBgk Press.
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We had the pleasure on Monday last of taking by
~e hand Gen. Thomas j. Person of Northampton,
'ao was on visit to this City. He requests Us to
ny to his friends in the Ninth Congressional Dis
se1 that he would have commenced the canvass be-
we this, bot for indisposition. Heleft here yester
'y' and will open the campaign next week. We
a'e no doubt he will prosecute it vigorously, and
''1u all his energies to the work before him.
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Mr.. VENABLE. We commend the articles in the
Standard, sustaining Mr.. Venable for reelection.
nv and Southern rights there should be no division
among US. The cry of disunion is the arfce of the
free soers and abolitionsts throw dust in eyes
to blind and intimidate We will stand upon
our own rights and resides, against the open or se-
cret attacks of the abolonist abroad the snbmis
sionists at home. 1arbor0Hgh Press.
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" The gold dust received by the Lexington has been
deposited in the American Exchange Bank by the
Purser. He states the amount at $27O 1000. portion
of the amount belongs to Boston owners, and will
60 over to the Philadelphia mint. Of the amount,
Chambers, Heiser & Co. and Beale, Mellck & De-
witt, Wethered & Brothers of Baltimore, get large
quantity.
The value of California gold received at the Phi
coinage of gold dollar pieces, which begun the
7th ut. has reached to the number 215, 700, which
exceeds by more than $4,000, the demand made by
depositors. Nel0 York E1press.
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F NEw-OaLEANs, JUNE 90. The Crevasse viii be
closed this evening Tomorrow. The water Ia the
citv is rapidIy recedinp while the river is rising.
The Cholera is said to be making terrible havoc
among the inhabitants of the interior towns OF Mexico
Report says that FIVE hundred Americans IN all on
their way to California, have been killed by the Indians
IN Mexico
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

John G. PALMER has perfected himself in the
- above Art having lately received all the improvements
from the North The Celeroype which far excels other
improvements they perfect life. Warranted
good Picture The only fault to them some tines they
are too natural Call at Palmer and Ramsay's Jewelry
Store. a|.---.- = i al
Raleigh, June 27. 764-
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES!
FOR JULY, Is49. -.r....-...
j. w. MAURY. & Co. Managers.
$4,000,
20 Prizes of $4,000 arc $4,000!

10 Prizes OF $4,000 are SSO.OOO! ---
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For TIE Benefit Of Mo'sOngaIa Aenden.y.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday,
July 9TH, 1S49.
... Glass No. "a, for I849.
: GRAND SCHEME. u
prize of $4,000 90 do. of 81 900 10 do 81 693
10 do of 81, 200!
...-. &c. &c. sc.
Tickets $10-HaIves $5-Quartcrs SO SO.
Certificates of Packages 25 Whole Tickets $ 100 90
Do. do 25 Half do. IS 90
Do do. 25 Quarter do. SO so
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Pack
ages the above pendd Lotteries will receive the
prompt attention. and official account of each drawn
sent Immediately after it is all who order from
Address ]. & G. MAURY,
Agents for ]. w. MAURY, & Co., Managers,
.s:. alexandria, Virginia.
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d APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREs1DENT.-Depnrtnaent
of State. Charles H. Deaven, to be commercial
agent to st. Thomas. -..t
Hon. Daniel NJ. Barringer, of North Carolina, min
lister to Spain, in lieu of VIM. A. Graham, who de-
clines the appointment-the late incumbent, Romu-
lus M. Saunders, having resigned. ~, 4..ys ..
Treasury Department. William Henry Peet, to
be collector of the customs at Fairfield, Connecticut,
viee VIM. S. Pomery, removed. $500. -.
James W. Osborn, superintendent branch mint
at Charlotte, North Carolina nice VIM. Alexander,
VIM. M. Martin, assistant treasurer, Charleston,
South Carolina, vice WIN. laval, .- ..-er.--
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shall also attend at the places for the purpose
of collecting all u0 for the year ls4S and respect
fully invite the people Of the County of Wake
to meet me within their several Districts.
CALVIN ]. ROGERS, Sheriff.
June Esd, IS49. -.a.. p. sz 764-lm.
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From the Washington. Union.

Messrs. EDIToRs L: Having discovered an error in
the published account of the ancestry of the late
President Polk, beg leave to offer the following
correction. True, it is not matter of much public
interest but, if it of sufficient consequence for
publication, the correction of is, appreend,
equally important.
1t is stated in the biography Of ex-President Polk,
that his ancestor who to this country from Ire
land, was Robert, the fifth son of Robert Polk and
Magdalin Tasker, Git is Tasker, and Tusker, as
printed, and that his grandfather, Ezekiel,
of the second Robert. These facts are incorrect.
In the spring of 1929, the late Col. VIM. Polk, of
Raleigh, North Carolina, and myself, compared the
genealogical records and traditions of the North Car
olina family. which in his possession, with those
of the Somerset (Maryland) family nmy possession;
and thAconcusion was, that his grandfather William,
who also ex-Presdent Polk's great grandfather,
was the son of John, who was the Oldest of the six
sons of Robert Polk and Magdalin Taskcr, who came
Eastern Shore of Maryland In the last quarter of the
serenseenM century. John married Joanna Commonly
called Jane) Knox. His son William lived in what
is now Dorchester county, Maryland; and about the
year I722, removed to Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and
thence to Mecklenburg county, North Carolina. His
two sons, Thomas and Ezekiel, were both signers of
tie of independence the 20th
May, ITS. This Ezekiel the late exPresdent's S
grandfather, who commanded company of North
Carolina rangers during the revolution. His (Eze-
kiel'S) BROTHER Thomas was, at the same time, the
colonel Of the county; and II was he who issued the
order to the several captains belonging to his
mand, have election by their respective compa-
nies, of delegates to meet at the town of Charlotte
IS for the purpose of declaring Independence"
The grandmother, or mother, of the late ex-Pres-
dent Polk, was also Knox; and hence his middle
name. .t - .-..-
am, gentlemen, with great respect your obedient
servant, JOSIAH F. POLK.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

FNHE Candidates for County Offices will meet their
Il Fellow-Ctzens at the following times and places
The Captains within the respective Districts respect
fnllv rennested to Gv general notice of the fact
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Young Ladies' Select school,

hdItIeHs Ne &c
VTNHE Summer Session of this School viii commence
on the End day of July next, under the charge
Miss Partridge assisted by competent Teachers.
June 18, l649. 763-
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NOTICE.

ON the first of August next, we will sell, at public
Osale a credit for six months, the House and Lot
on Fayetteville street. in the city of Raleigh which
Mrs z. A. Lewis now resides. Bond with approved se-
cury required. Possession given the day of sale if
desired. n .l.s- ~. .s a..-..E -. a.a3
.-5e- q J#s7 WIN. H. BATTLE, Exrs. of J.
.h'r RICHARD H. BATTLE, w. Lewis
June Is, IS49. 764-3t
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NOTICE.

AXTIIsL be sold atthe Court House, in Wilmington,
Yy on the Znd Monday in August next the following
tracts Of land and town lots much thereof as will
satisfy the taxes due terecu for the year ls4s and the
costs of advertising ) n ~
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! = ,ssa1f47a From the National Intelligencer
CuRE AND PREvENTIoN OF CHOLERA.

= so :. = siolFa7a From the National Intellgencer.
4 Cum AND PREVENTION OF CHOLERA. e.
Laudanum, ali
Spirits seamphors r fi Gaen ~ s" -
TinetuTe cayenne pepper, ii -.f..5, 2 drachms.
Tincture ginger, - .fI + 4a l ounce.
Essence Peppermint, - 2 ounces.
HofRan's anodyne, ,ti 81 81 .u 2 ounces.
Mix all together. Dose, tablespoonful Gina lit
tie water) for an adult. as ss. ,af..e. 3. .ass,
This prescription is carried nearly all the boats
on the Western waters, and will check diarrhea in
ten minutes, and abate the other premontory symp-
toms Of cholera Immediately. l have tried it in my
own person, and have given the recipe to one
hundred persons. Il
THOMAS S. BRYANT, s--es----,
.EHE Pay-Master United States Army.
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Desperate and Fatal EneOunter-CGssius ~ Clay
Killed. At public speaking which took place to-
day in Madison county, between Cassius NJ. Clay
and Joseph Turner quarrel ensned, which resulted
in rencontre between the parties. They FIRST drew
pistols, which snapped, but did not go Off. They
then attacked each other most fercely with bowie
knives. Mr.. Clay was stabbed through the heart,
and expired Immediately. Mr.. Turner was severely
wounded in the abdomen and groin, and has since
died. go. ~ ..--. ~ -..-. .-
This dreadful tragedy has caused great excitement
and much sorrow among the friends of both parties
1t seems that Cassius M. Clay had been invited to
address an emancipation meeting in Madison county,
Kentucky After he had commenced speaking, Mr..
Turner being present, took exceptions to some por
tions of his remarks and called him liar before the
whole audience, from which insult arose the difficulty
resulting fatally to both. "
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wARRENTON MALE ACADEMY
Warrenton, N. C.

WarPentOn, NJ c. '-.----I- .
+FTNHE TWENTIETH SESSION will commence on
Monday, the 2nd day of July. Able and experienced
Instructors employed in the several departments of
the School. Boys from distance required to board
in the family of the Principal who exercises them
control, strict and parental Students fitted
for any College in the Union for the active duties of
life. The objects sought to be attained Thorough
EducntiOn and high YsOraL improvement To
Principal who has had successful experience of twenty
years DURATION and who has studied pracced
any other profession than that of teaching. The location
is and has been famed for health; the society is
good, and Church privileges excellent. sss JsffE3s
TERas: For Board, $40 per month; $50 for the
Session. ar--as,.a s. .a. ~ ~ 7ssa g =zul:
For Tuition in the Languages and higher Mathcmat-
les, 5tTors ss-ai - a.si 81. .a.tEii .ss- SIS
g. :" In the English Department .y5.. $l2 so
- .s.Etffls q RIA. EZELL, A. NJ, Principal
June 2I, Is49. ha4 p 4 e..4. 764-3t,
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We are re9uestedto announce JAMES T. MARRIorr,
w Esq: Candidate for reelection to the County
Court ClerkshiP, at the ensuing August election.
June 27,i Is47. ~ .ss.sse- 4al4 49, 764@- >
WE are requested to announce HEERH B. HAIEs,
w Esq. as a Candidate for the office of County
Court Clerk at the ensuing August election.
Il May %, 1s4g. 81 764---
NV e are requested to announces Captain GEoRsE e.
w B!SINsELrARY Candidate to fill the vacancy
occasoned by the resignation of Maj. Gen. Crenshaw,
in the 7th Division of North Carolina Militia.
June g. lS49. 80 .iss 764--te.
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So o. L. Bnrch, &c Co. #.tafsa
hand of their own narufactuFilIe large as
IL j sortment of gentlemcnis Best Boots and shoes
3 June 23.' ,ls49. al A,,,..@i 9...ss@ 7B4-
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8 Caters & Opera Boots.
ME viii at the shortest notice make to crcr either
w Of the above articles IN syIetbat cannot be sur.
passed. - o. L. BERCH, & Co
June %, l649. 764-
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r.-,s.< Job Printing,
Neatly Executed at the Standard Print. OfFice.
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.Just Received.
o. l.. RurcIl. CO

Us As RIUECW9 CE To- -
WE are now manufacturing the very best peg Boots
w that can be made, and sell them as cheap as il
made North. Call and look the price for the best
from $5-to 6, and warranted to stand. 5rgs9I
3 Juno D. IS49. Sc 1<ss ,,zs5 7iSA
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Second Simply,

RFR PESCUD informs those who have not supplied
lVI themselves with RerDurds Cholera Medicine, that
the supply which he had been expecting for several days
came to hand this evening. l. ,fte,l., -.-.,I.~
He has sold Dozen during the past two weeks, and
has not heard of the first of Di0rrheG In which it
failed to afford speedy relief sVAen the direcfias vr
sfyicfly adhered to- 4,s. -
June ~, 1S49. ~ 764-
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Raleigh Classical Mathematical and
Military Academy.

NHIIIIdATy 1ACeIUCuAy'
ETNHE session of this Institution will commence
on, the 9th of July.s :. ea-a.i. j z.
Students whose parents desire it will be excused from
the Military exercises. j. NJ. LOVEJOY.s:
June 18th, ls49. ,a4s.s1rsas BIZ. 763-3t
The Raleigh Register, the Newbernian, the North
State Whig and the Wilmington Commercial viii please
insert the above three times, and forward accounts
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= Sheriff Of New Hanover Co
June 16, 1s4s. pr. Aty. $Ia) 7j4-td.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-03
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Office Of the american, april a. P. ".
EXCHANGE. Sterling bills are unsettled and rates
have slightly advanced. Wequote from to per cent
premium
CATTLE-The market to day was more animated
and prices something better. The offerings reached 500
head OF which 44S sold to city butchers, % left
over unsoid and $50 were driven Philadelphia. Prices
ranged from SO 81 the hoof, equal to $6aS775 net,
and averaging $3.50 gross.
Hogs The market throughout the week was rail her
dali. We quote from S. to$ 30.
DEERSkINS.-We note sales Of 800 lbs. on pri-
vate terms.
HIDES.-We are not advised Of any transactions.
The imports this week pa form Nassau Isl from
Laguayra and 100 from coaswlse ports
FEATiIFRS.-Th Transactions have been small.
We quote from 81 to SO cents per Id.
Ho,rald Street FioW.-Slnce our last report the
market has slightly advanced, though the Transactions
have not been To any extent The receipts are very
light and Of that received is stored. Since The
cep Of foreign by the Cambria this morning, the
market has become quite unsettled Sales Of the past
week are 500 bbs. si37z and $500 bbls. at $3.50.
The wagon and car price to-day is S4.37z.
City Nils Flolr.-On Tuesday and Wednesday a.
bout 500 bbls taken for export 80 Yesrer-
day there further sales at 4.50. This morning
The market has beer completely unsettled by the Ensh
advices to the 18th instant BY steamer Cambria. showing
an impov ement in the prices of bread stus that side
Holders here have advanced their rates, but there are
as vet Transactions which actual quotation
be founded
SusQuehalna Fiou-There sale yesterday at
$3.50 but j. of worth more to-day, under the eff
feet of the English accounts
Rue Fiom.--We hear of no Transactions
Corn Iedl The last sales, day since, were
at g. 62s tor Ball. bbs. and So so for Pruna. bbs
To-day holders are looking fer better Prices
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-03
OBITUARY.

Died. on the l7Jh day of April 1919 in New Or
leans, ofthe Cholera, Mr., JOSIAH BILLIARD, fol-
many years a citizen of Richmond. Va lie had only
few weeks ago, gone to New Orleans for the purpose of
trying to better his condition. intending. shortly.
to his native State and ID the bosom Of his beloved little
family. But he Will return to meet his conf
ding wife and afrconate children He has been sud
denly and xpectedly hurried The tomb in a distant
land, though he had the consolng attentions of kind
brother n-aw and other Vrginans during his Illness
his only surviving brother in this place has been informed
by letter to him announcing the melancholy event.
"For him no the blazing hearth shall burn,
Or the busy housewife ply her evening care;
No children ran 10 LISP their sire's return,
Or climb his knees the envied kiss 10 share'
Died il Bedford county, Friday, 9th APRIL in the 9th
year Of her age, MRS. MARY BEARD, wife Of Mr. Har-
vey Beard Mrs Beard had been for many years. profess
ed Christian, and esteemed member Of the Prcsbyt
Church She served her generation, in all the
tons of life, with uncommon fidelity, and died. sustained by
aeam and seadtas hope, of glorious Immortality through
the Redeemer
, On the 9th nit, at his residence in Howard Coun-
ty Missouri Capt JOHN I. MASON, formerly Of Lynch
burg. in he 5Sth wear Of his age
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-03

GRAlN.-The supplies of Wheat Corn snd Rye
his week have been quite limited. and to-day the
let has been seriously influenced by the English accounts
10 4th instant. published this morning.
Hheat-The market opened on Nfondpy at 90 90
cents fof good to prime reds with very hire wheat in
market On Nednesday the sales Of these descriptions
were at IS e2 cen's-w'ih only ,rillng supplies
Yesterday there sales of good 10 prime Md reds at
g lO4 cents; parcel Of 1900 bushels Penna red at
1857 cents; and parcel Of 500 bushels Nd. white al
100 cents To day. under the eff Of the Cambria's
English advces 10 4th instant prices have advanced.
ana sales Of Md. reds have been made at l03 los
certs.
Corn.-On Monday the sales of Md. white Were at
44a45 cenis and Of yellow at 5la52 cents. On We'd
nesday, sales Of whi'e made As cents. and of
yellow al 5la52 Yesterday sales of Md. and Penna,
yellow were made At 81 MIS-. Today prices have
advanced and note sales If white a, 46i47 cents
we note sales ftwo parcels Md yellow to-day at 81
cents.
Rye.-No Transactions. =
Odts.-Oats plenty ard dull and FIR two or three
days past have ruled al 22a25 for ordinary fair
good
Flarseed-We hear of no transactions, aud prices are
about Is to l6 cts. per bushel
PRONlSIONS.-lu the early part of the week Pro
visions moved off brky, but towards the close the mar
ke became dull and dropping
Pork.-We note sales Of 230 hhds bulk sides al cts.
100000 lbs do at the rate; % 900 lbs A. cts
and 40 900 lbs. assorted at cts
Beef.-There have been transactions Of moment.
Bacon.-Sales ofS5, 900 lbs. Sides at prices ranging
from TO s. cts 5000 lbs. old clear Sides at s. cents
ll6 hhds to s. cents; and so hhds cents, less
per cent: l3000lbs Shoulders cen's 90 hh1s
A to cts; 20 900 lbs inferior quality at to A. cts;
and 81 hhds at to cts according qufiv;aso 2Sl
boxes at els; mos. Sales of 500 common Western
Hams at g. cts and 300 do, good article for shipping
from to 5 cts.
Lard.-We note sales Of 500 kegs att. cts, mos;
200 kegs at y cts; and $50 bbls at g cts.
Buter.-There is nothing doing of any moment; the
only transactions we hear of are at retail.
Cheese.Sales Of Eastern. in boxes for shipping,
a0i cs.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 27, 6 P

PHILADELPHlA, April z B z. NJ.
The Stock market is quiet but without much Change
-lTansactons moderate. treasury Note IS l03ta
1887
The foreign news has unsettled our market. Hold
ers of Flour have put up the price but buyers have
met them. Same asking 81 6S for common brands
Meal Is tirmer but change to notice in prices Rye
Flour 2S75
The supply Of grain is light and holders asking an
advance. Small sales Of red Wheat l05al07 cents FIR
prime. But 1.-THE done in Corn Yellow is held at 55a
So cts. Oats 29l33 cents 10 quality.
But little done in Provisions Prices remain as last
quoted, but the market is somewhat unsettled Mess
Fork 81 |, and prime 500 l2s.
The Grocery market is quiet; prices steady as last
quoted.
Holders of Cotton unwilling take less then pre-
vons figures, and buyers will not meet them
Whiskey 2Oa2l cents in barrels,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-03
Bills paid by Treasury per vouchers;
On hand to pay some outstanding claims.

An emancipation meeting recently held Inlay
cite county, Kentucky The Frankfort Commonwealth
says
The meeting was addressed by Hon H. Clay ard
Rev J breckenridge. The latter q nieman offered
resolutions, which We're unanimously adopted, % the
effect thai hereditary domestic slavery, as exists
mongst is contrary the rights OF manklRd-oPPosed
To the fundamental principles Of free government-incun
sistent with state of sound moraIty-hostile to the
prosperity Of the Commonwealth 1t ought not To be mad.
epetua and that the convenun about 10 meet toanend
the constitution of this See atfus proper occasion on
hlch steps should be taken ameoraie the condt n
d slavery in such way shall be found practicable ~ It
self Just regards he mases If slaves, and beneficial
u The slaves themselves"
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NEW DIRK, ApTII e, Q T. NJ.
The foreign news has somew hat unsettled the n York
market
Sales of Treasury Note 6s at l09 and New Loan r.
Exchange on London gu ct.
The Flour mark ct is frmer under the news but not
much change in prices Sales Of about 4OOO bbls S.
SO $3.50 and 1915 for pure Genesee and $4 81 10 81
% for Western and Common State brands. Southern
S468, $l75 and s.. Meal and Rye Flour unchanged
Wheat is firm and the supply moderate. Sales of red
at lO3a05 cents for prime. and Genesee l23a25 CTS.
Corn IS Steady Sales of Is 600 bushels at 53a54 cts for
mixed. and 59a6l cents for yellow Oats 32a35 cls.-
Rye So CTS.
Provisions are duh under the news Sales Of mess
Pork at SlOl2salO.25, and prime S9.25. Sales Of 800
bblS. Lard at 6aGa per h. Groceries unchanged.
The Cotton market is quiet. dealers waiting their pr
vate letters. he tendency of prices is rather decline
Sales only of 500 bales.
Whiskey is selling 2Oa2 cents per gallon and dull.
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From the Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer Feb. S,l646
Tsjsiar's BMFsHus Of FEIya Cherru.

We have utter adherence for all kinds of pn> and
especially such calculated mSead the public as
TO the curative virtues of patent medicines. There
doubtless many ca'chpenny nostIums, daily vended and
hourly nsed. which not only Of no value but abs,
uey deleterous 70 the physical man. Their are other
Batsans c1rdrts Sc. not embraced peradventure, in
the phamaceuc arrangements Of the apothecary or req
uar physician, hat are IN certain casrs Of more ruue
Than all prescriptions Of Gaen PIT together. Wsias
Balsam Of Wild Cherry is admitted by the concurrent
testimony Of those who have proved its virtues to be Of
the litter class In colds md consumption asthma and
chronic coughs ceA IN other kindred Diseases 1t
has been used ,cH almost rersdl In climate
changabe this supernducing and aggravating the
family Of diseases above alluded 10 this medicine has
value not ID be estimated.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrap
per.
For sale by D. R. LYMAN, Lynchburg, Va aud
Druggists generally throughout the United States