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TRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE CITY LoTss--By vrsue
Of indenre, 3s day of December,
ls Jonsissn Elliot and Es.se his WIFE, duly recorded smcna
unb in Lhsr W. B. No Is3, flos 1871, 1873 pa and 800 te
undesnsd viii proceed 70 s psbc sucsn me highest BID
Tuesday, day December, 1850, the auction
vooms q Mss Dyer Mcur ~ che city q wsshnsson either
together In parcels the following lots lying in the city Of Wash
ngton, Distinguished the
~ No. "a ~ ~ and ", numbered ~ and lots
numbered 90 w. U.s. and g. numbered 72s together with
the nsh privileges and sppusnsncss 70 the belonging or In
any manner appersainine
The sale commence 4 O'Clock, p. m.
The terms Of cash, and the remainder in ree
payable sx twelve and eighteen months,
interest nom the day u sale Notes enthusiastically endorsed 20 be
for the deferred m the Of sale
piled with any days amer sale,
the The right rpe such LOT o e risk and
expense efths defsaltns purchaser Or purshassr.
XI ea Jas ADAMS, lrx..s.s.
THo oUNT0N, i
z1eN DYER b MCGUIRE,
y Dec A-eodkds tei Anctoneers.
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The National lnteligencer says the Washington
ment Is cghty-hve feet above ground
Mrs Partington wonders what ainh keeps from
fallin' down ~ y. Sr~.
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like swsms Of hungry gnss. that hum for an instant
annoy with their petty sting, and pssh We do not ex-
pect our days destined 10 be very many the earth =
butthey must DO Brief indeed Il they do not far outlas
the ephemsral importance Of uaducsy. Their names
will with those Of similar clustering patriots
where II will require louder trump than that Of fame
10 them from their .dresd abode" Of obscurity
To this ct receptacle they arc Fastening, and We are not
inclined 10 divert their course or to write their eptaph
Whatever may Be the Anal issue Of the abolition sgta
ton that has Of late shaken the pillars OF the Union
these ung disturbers Of the peace. to whom we have
alluded. all sides. will vanish from the scene
Like the sxws that dance along heralds Of the ap
preaching storm they may betoken It's advance and ind
cate its directions but when the hour for action comes II
come il must. they viii be lost in the commotion. If
peace and quiet be our lot hope and trust they
will be. these busy Intermediates Of all sorts will in
stanty disappear and leave the world in wonder whether
most to be surprised at its credulity at their mpa
dence. Times OF turmoil and distraction heave up to
the surface OF society strange specimens OF public
teachers and public leaders Your Corporal Humgudgeon,
your Marats your Ganisons, and Fred. Dougasses
the same character in different garbs and playing his part
at different times There is always acting in concert
with these bu.esrnest fanatics goodly train Of pert.
busy seconceited sophistsmsn soho hang loose to the
skirts Of society, and vsry iae hi side Ui's. 50
that they do not lose This is the demsgcgue portion Of
these ag,atng cohors--Solomons in councils but Fall
stats in the field. They are wonderful in the art Of
pumping and ssrigging. long il is not attended
with too much hazard. To them
Dangers self is NOT lure alone" tt8o
Let rejoice that whatever turn affairs take. the reign
Of these small demagogues Is approaching its close, and
that no change hardly be for the worse They have
sought to embrol the different sections Of the country in
runous contest by stimulating the passions Of sectional
Jealousy and, failing in this they may sy,npathize with
the ebony hero of Shakespeare
'.othello's occupation . gone"
II is almost pity that many ambitious patriots are
likely to miss the chance Of becoming immortal and that
the people should be in danger Of losing the services Of
these paronizing champions, who have given them 50
much good advice gratuitousy, and are anxious to
serve them still longer for the same reward
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~ ~ 80 q BALTIMORE and Ohio Haairosd.--
- - Night line for Western travel, saving
twelve hours New York and Ptshurr Wheeling
On Monday December 20, passenger Express
win be night each between Baltimore and Cum
land 81 10, y. m
Passengers going coming nom the West w by this
e mountains The day time and those who leave
New YORK eoock and come through BY the Expires Trn
will from Baltimore. The
Cumberland win arrive beakfs Baimore and iu
early line for Phlsdephs and New Yok
ny orders IT. ENGLAND, Agent
Dee o5--tJsn .sA Hs.s t4es57a 1Fe8I'' - n
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6Y-E Street Baptist Church.-Rev. T. ID. ANDERSON Of
RoIbury Massachuss win preach day II o'clock and Rev
r. w. cusHnAs In the evening n ? O'Clock.
Dec ~
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NOTTCEwe hereby respectfully inform CUSTOMERS that
IN respective accounts win made the 25th instant,
and handed IN thereafter, when win be expected Of
all 10 forward settle and commences The new year win
- -.
Dec 81 dlwif r. ". HOOb y CO.
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frF1E subscfbsr wfshes discover present resi
dencs o. Mr. - Liiieneid and Sarah Jane Liedeld, his
cArHARrNE BARTIEsoN,
Dee H-Snw3w Erssbesl, Monnsush eovnu, New yssssy.
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vhsppIs Grand ORIGINAL Exhabisasn % shs Dssssav-
Ing Views,

IA eiss Of Beo~, PAadspAa, So sssSAsss
REPRESENTATIONS Of tho most beautiful scenery q ~ pss Of
the world, with great variety Of ancient and modrs.
ruins cnes castles, ke which produced In truly wonaer
manner The grow into proportion M aga
appear sudden and myssous The uansuon msf can
ouy be compared 10 magic of dream BY the
Hut has bsen expsssd In regard 70 ~ sxhs
Open every evening during week. eomnenons o,sek
open 6X O'Clock Wednesday and Saturday ssneoas
commissioning at 3o,cock
Tickets Is cennt children half pres
Dec 2-du II s<sfIfs
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FRANcK TAYLOR.

uACKLEYT oesdssy, IowHrtthnAie Tables, &c---A
III eonomsy, plane and SPHERICAL with u appica
surveying md practical
and geodesy with logshmic nsonoetcs and nautical tables
z & For sale Nv TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec 10 BookseIlers, eh street
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CARUsI's SALOON.
GRAND VOCAL. AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT FOR the
BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
TUESDAY, December 3ls, 1850


BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
TUESDAY, December 3lst, 1850
PERFORMERS: sF1s
Misses Emile and viEeian Ebsrhach.
Masters Henry and Edward Ebcrbach, vocalists.
Professor Pedro "A. Daunas piano.
Professor y. bchcnig hue. I aA
Professor Arthur schots vocalist
Programms.
af
1. Dusi-Air Suisse variations the niano-Mss
E. Ebebach and Mr. p. A. Daunas Huuen
child Of che Rsgnent,.Opera La Fislia del kesi- -.
3. Duet and piano-The Alpine Horn-Miss
z. Eberbuch and Mr. r. schenis ............ Proch.
4. Duet-The winds Of evening gently move-MissesE
and i - @ cam, ,.:,;.
Eberbac schnsssf
9. The VIVID Gazelle Judas hls-Hebrsw mel
ody, written by Byron-composed and sung g M
T. soio-Robers Robert, thou whom love, opera Rob
le Dable-Mss =. EbeIbach MeysFboer
pAar
1. serensde for piano forte and flute Miss T. Eberbach
and Mr. r. schenig Bssuovea.
Ladra-Missss D. and v ESerbsch Ros.ini.
Virginia Ebebsch Observation-Disclosures. Lists..
4 Cayains Casn Diva-opers Norma--Miss T. Ebsr -
S. pass1jana:u. and ie.nnot, lin cs.rscerj-M,ssv
II. Eberbach. 0tover
6. soio-,Tis the last Of summcr--lrtsh melody,
words written by Thomas Moore, sung BY Arnw
Z. Dust--Good night, my love opera sonnambus-
Misses T. and ". Eberbach beltn1
Price Of admiration cents-chdren half -
principal music and book stores and ~ me doos o. s
Doors open O'Clock performances half ps
precisely. .4tfaa0
Dec ss-a
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werefer our readers TO advertisement Of this ex.
hibiion in our columns to-day IL lis now open at the
Odd Fellows Hail. and Is really worth the attention Of
the public. The scientific skill with which the sp.
parafw for the several exhibitions is constructed il
striking and interesting in very extraordinary degree
The natural objects. and the cities and ruins Of the old
world here presented. excite our utmost wonder and
sdmration The-snow clad peaks Of the White Noun.
tsns the sunny valleys ofItay the Coliseum Of Rome,
sublime ruins; the city Of Jerusalem. with Nazareth and
Bethlehem and the garden Of Gethsemine appear be.
fore the eyes Of the bshodsr they stood there an
actual and amazing reality. Az one scene vsnishes
another appears upon the ts stead with mys.
terous facility; and for moment the illusion is 30 per-
feet tina. both appear to occupy the same place at The
same instant OF time
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THE UNDIVIDED Two.THIRDs OF VALUABLE THREE
i STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTfON.--on
THURSDAY "a Of January ss shah col the premises,
O'Clock, the undivided interest Of John A Thomp~cn and
Elizabeth A. Adams comprising thirds Of lot numbered q, I'm
subdivision Of Nos Is, 6 and ~ No $50 win the
brick house. containing 10
passage running bottom The Shove
described Indiana
door residence of the Rev Mr. CumaB and nearly
Opposite The City Hall.
sms onshaf Of ahs pareha.eponey cash balance IN two
and twelve monihshe giving
bearing from the day Of sale and deed Of trust
their and deed win be All deeds sf the cost
Of the purchaser Title indsputabe
by order Of THos. Y. MARSHALL AGENT
Dec nd A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
NSUAIS and Souvenirs for IsoIThe Cabinet Of Mod
An; collection of twenty-five subjects from modern mas
engraved IN mexzoinl
rhc snownakej a birthday gin for 1851.
The Kcepsake En for the hoiydays many Illustrations by AZ
tists Of enineBcs.
The Christmas Tribute.
The Romance Nature, beautiful ensvng Of colored
flowers
The Leaflets Memory, Illuminated annual for s5iediied
by Rcyneli Coates, M. D., Of Philadelphia.
The Dswngoom Scrap Book Beauties Of The opcs, English
on Leaves Of Amercau rccy and others too numerous for
advertisements IN nch binding.
Also, American, English, and French
thoss finely bound and illustrated; Album Drawing Books Prayer
Books fine English bibles In variety The oreiEn ed
imported abroad the subscriber and for sale The
lowest range Of prices IN every case -
Dec % fRANCK TAYLOR
uACKLEYy 0ssdssy, LcgHrfthmic Tables, &c--A
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a Tempsst In q Teapot.


Philadelphia Ledger. paper and CORES.
pendent of the Baltimore Sun. qIasisouihern paper
had mentioned and mentioned falsely, position with
regard TO Governor Floyds recommendation Of National
Convention. We stated that these two correspondents
took occasion at the same time TO make some general
marks relative correspondents for papers, who are sta
toned in Washington In those remarks we mentioned
no particular person. but confined oursef entirely to gen
eral observations We that the correspondent Of the
Ledger sppropnstes remarks while the correspondent
Of the Sun makes the same appropriation We presume.
therefore. that they and the person II So
we would advise that person TO curb his ridiculous vanity
at least to that extent which will enable him to admit that
the sun shines fercely in the dog days. without abu
sing the god of day for harboring special spite either
against Observer" of the Philadelphia Ledger or tx I"
Of the Baltimore Sunihe who he 10 10 be believed.
was sent by foreseeng Providence from some Obscure
corner OF the Old World to be the political saviour OF the
Western World
We have an innate adherence Of toadyism and of
puded-up. fatulsnt conceit When we approach it we
always wish that we had wool in our ears But lob.
server" forgetting the enacted by his race on
Mount Calvary, and mindless also of his present actual
and ideal posiiion tells OF his recorded views in all
the Atlantic cities, and de6es TO various comparisons
Surely he has forgotten himself But il may be that we
ignorant Certain is thai we have learned for the
FIRST time that there any record kept in the Atlantic
cities or elsew here-except in his brain-of his
opinions that enter the gates only by passing
an ordeal before his provincialism. Who made him
judge' When did knowledge and pert Aippancy ever
travel together
But we beg pardon We have not the time to initiate
Dioclesian, and while away hour each day in i'm
paling flies bodkin" We would rather initiate the
meekness Of Uncle Toby. who said to the bee /" Go,
buzzng insect the world is wide enough for thee and
me-"
In article Of the 25b, drew picture Of class
Of correspondents in Washington which the writer for
the Ledger and the Sun approprisies to himself, and
makes some stage demonstrations Of wrath hereat. de-
nouncing our remarks false and ungenemsnly In
our remarks designated onewe studously avoid
ed writing any name on the index board and yet Mr. OBJ.
server sppropraies those remarks. II they belonged
to him, and to no one else but him Well he ought 10
know what manner OF man he is. n we did cut the
coat we did not make the to Fl il. II he insists on
claiming the garment his own. will not dispute his
title He may be pert and ssocy at the time; we
care not for that We willing always to take lii.
tie periness and sauciness from flying foe II does US
no harm. and II may soothe his vanity.
wehsvepow put fly in amber let the ny be thankful
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rLAeETT Il DoDsON, dealers N All ksnes = f1r.a.
suvr dv soods respectfully Of hsir c9gonen
whose uncosd that their bi viii - snsw mem
before ne hrs q the new year Settlement M ne ~"s'
Dec g7-Aifsod
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BAsr MErsoSoIis, Dc. n, isso.
mTIIs bank win be closed, ~ usual pm Weansel.y,
lbe ah Instant (chsnas day and wsdnAdsy ne is = Jan
Al nos. due dis bank days be attended ne
Tuesdsys Immediately preceding esch day.
Dec a3-22d GAN, BON 5st Dec.
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CINGLE snd Dsubie-berre1 Fswiil
y w. BADEN h BROTHER, hardware ~
golden saw, Pennsylvania avenue, near stxm
'ccived, BY tate arrivals from England, . nns :
goods, consisting In psn Of
Pine Damascus twist, and csher nowIinspse'
from els 10 ei25.
DIXON 4 SONS patent safety and other assks.
Shot pouches and belts, Of EnfIsn nc rrsnc'
Percussion caps, patent wsds, wa
gun-covers, hc., nc.
Dec l-2awfw
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x,r,xr nm, ore ,u he closed ss USUAL on Christmas day,
2h instant, ana any persons having then hine doe WI
please srend them shs day pfevoss. ro. - . ,,ou.
Deem cokcohhS hs~~s'
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TsOUvDA valuable Iocke me night q the ioh list, near
the Nationsi Theatre Ths owner can sRIsZ w
pees4-a Y, seer 1sh srssf.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-26

WOOL! yyGOL!!
Wool Cardimg, Cloth Dressing,
Esun;usu otto nfo

he undersigned has leased the Custom Factory for term
Ofyears, formerly known the TRU Els DELL STONf
WORKS. where he is prepared to Card Wool Dress
Cloth cheap the cheapest and lodging stu
ated at Scion, McHenry Co. ILL., His machinery up
with Cards. and i'll first rate running order Card
Rolls. Mr. B. is from the East and he laers himself that
after long experience in the business that he do the
work up in little better sle than ever before done in this
vicinity. Al Of those who have Wool to Card Cloth to
Dress will please call and him. You will find him on
the spot Farmers who have wheat butter dispose Of
he would say to them that he will take it in exchange
Cardng Rolls Dressing Cloth. He believes nmbie six
pence better than slow dollar and the Ready Pay
10 those that have not got sheep WOOL he would say
them that he will keep constantly hand Rolls sale
cheap as the cheapest
N. B-People coming from distance have their
Rolls on short notice. and no mistake.
WILLIAM w. BAKER.
Scion, McIIenry Co. ILL.,, AprilI "a 1888 mos
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OpiniO7,s of the Press.

from the Cincinnati Commercial, Oct. 3l1
Netakc pleasure in referring the reader to the tesmon
ais OF our prominent druggists and well known citizens
the virtue of Davis Pain Killer. We have used article
and found valuable The sale of this article in the United
States is beyond all precedent the of the office win
show,
[From the Cincinnati Nonpareil, November 10h.1
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
We call the attention of readers 10 the advertisement
of this great remedy for the relief of pain Nomed
cna preparation with which acquainted, appears to
possess such power for the extinction pain prepara
ton has ever become so popular i'll community
aed such sensation in the public mind through section
ofcounry where it has been introduced and become known
1t will be seen that of prominent citizens
and business strongly recommend public as an
article OF GREAT MERIT VIRTUE, and that they
knew any medcnet to become deservedy popular so
short a time.
From the Cinninnati Dispatch, Oct 3l.1
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-Whateve may be the preiudces
entertained against great many patent medicines cam
ourselves bear willing testimony to the efficacy of this a
ce We have seen its magic effects in soothing the severes
PAIN in great many cases. and know it be good article
for the uses and purposes to which devoted and
cases where may not prove inbe possesses rare
virtue of doing no injury.
Gzy7P Price 2jc, soc, and 81 90 per bottle
Principal office for the Western States, No, College
Buildings. J. N. HARRIS, agent.
7. III. C. ALLEN, slIp't,
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DIR. OSGOOD'S
1u0la OholoaoQue.

This invaluable medicine was prepared from an
extensive practice of several years in bilious eli
mate and is neuer to kno,os to fail Of curing Fever
and Ague, or any of the diseases above named
1t is entirely a vegetable preparation, and may be
taken by any one with perfect safety to the most
delicate constitution.
Tet all who doubt the efficacyofthis medicine
read the following proof
"HoN. VIM. l.. MARCY, SECRETARY OF WAR; cured
by Dir. Osgoods India Cholagogue.
The following is an extract of communication
from H. ID. Johnson, Esq, of the Treasury De
partment:
Washington, May 25th, 1913.
To DR.. Charles Osgood-My Dear Sir: Mr..
Larned desired me sometime since to inform you
should have occasion 70 write, thai he gave the
Cholaogue you left with him TO the secretary OF
war gov Marcy.) while he was suffering severe'
ly from Veyer and que and that it had afforded
reminded to write you of the fact, from having
evenings since. He expressed himself very dec
the strongest faith in it. Most truly yours,
II. D. JOHNSON.
CAUTION!
Beware of the many spurious articles which
have of late made their appearance under the as
sumed name of Cholagogue. One man bottles up
mixture which he calls Indian Cholagogue-an-
other, Botanic Cholagogue another .aniericaa,
Cholagoguc-anoher, German Cholagogue-an-
other makes Cholagogue Pills, and so on.
Be sure 10 get DR.. Osgoods India Cholagogue
and take no other. mis-
SAWYER & CO., Agents for Southport.
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MARBLE, MARBLE.
ME,MSE. 8. N-MMS

-WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w this State, that they have purchased of
Messrs. Willard & Stryker, their entire stock
in this line OF business, and have on hand one of
the largest and best stocks of MARBLE in the
West. Persons will also find at this establish
ment the celebrated RUTLAND MARBI r..
being the only place in the State where it can be
procured. Their stock consists in part of
Monuments, EEeadstOnes, sc.
Persons wishing to commemorate deceased
friends can supply themselves at this establish
ment, four doors north fthe Post Office, or di
rectly opposite the store of Francis, Hawley, g.
Co.
Having employed the services of Mr.. w. d.
GUIoU, we'll known celebrated Artist in
this branch of me chanism, throu ghout the u. s.
we can safely recommend all our work to be
executed In the most approved manner and la
test style.
Southport, Feb. Is, 1649 n34y
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GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE!
HALE: HHANNEY & 40.

81 E AVEreceived and are now receiving one
d d o he srgest and best selected stocks OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, CrOckery,
HARDWARE, OILS AND PAINTS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, NAIL,
IND GLASS,
ever brought to this market which Will be sold
for cash or barter as low as at any House IN the
westside ofLake Michigan.
40 h DIS. Sugar and Molasscsiust received and
will be solo sale and retail al H. M. 81 CO.
80 Bales Pilgrim Sheetings superior to any arti.
Gle in the market just received at H. NJ & Co.
20001b White aead from the Union Works at
Brooklyn, may De mad at H. NJ & co.
100 Boxes C.aarnplain Glass of different size
superior quality at Fl. M. & CO
10 pieces French and German Broadcloths of
different colors and at low figures at H. M. & Co.
1000 yds Cotton Bagging Twilled also 1000
Bags for sale at H. M. & Co.
Also large stock of Full Cloths, Sattnets,
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Cotton Cashmere Lin
en- Drills, Burlaps, and in fact everything usually
found in the market, can befurnished customers at
their Brick Stores north of the Mansion Honse.
N. B. Cash paid for Wheat.
HALE, MANNEY & co.
Southport, June 16. tf5r
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-26
ELIXIR SALUTIS.

YIIS medicine, if taken in season. will prevent an attach
I of Cholera, and can be safely recommended as The
best agent in the first stages of that disease Ii warrants
ed to every Diarrhea Dysentery and Summer
Complaints Cor the money refunded.)
The above remedy up by experienced Physician
aud during ten years Practice has been known fail
in asinge instance The confidence of the proprietor is
such, that when fair trial has given and has failed
the money will be returned. Hundreds of Certificates
could produced esting its virtues but we wish the
medicine 10 stand its merits. Prepared and sold
by n. SAWYER, Kenosha.
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MMMsN y NMAMNs.Si-aa asSa

TTHHE subscriber is now receiving his fall stock
L offoreign and domestic shelfhardware of eve.
ry description. Also Nails, Glass, stove and fire.
place hollow ware, and other articles too numer-
GUS to MENTION all of which he has purchased upon
the most favorable terms, and is ready willing and
able to compete with any house in his branch of
business, west of Lake Michigan. The Farmer,
Blacksmith, Mechanic, Laborer and Professional
man. can here be accommodated to anything in
the line of Hardware called for, and at fair prices
All are respectfully invited to call and see.
EDWARD Balm
Aug 10, 1s4o. n.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-26
NOTICE.

THE business heretofore conducted under the
l. firm of Spicer & Cordies will be carried on
at the old stand by the subscriber who wishe, to
express his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO him, and fatters himself
that, by his skill in his business he will be deserv
ing of that encouragement which the manufacture
OF good article will command
N. B-The usual cash price, IS per bushel, paid
for Barley. Fresh Yeast always on hand Feed
for cows twice week, at 6 cents bushel.
JOSEPH SPICER.
Southport, October 10, 1919. 1yn16