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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-22
LIVER-COMPLAINT!

DR.. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Stamford Conn., one OF
the Oldest agd most respectable physicians afflicted
win Ltrey Condfnf many years, and perrlv ehfral
bv usiag BRANrS PURIFYING EXTRACT we eould
nAme hnndIeds Of other cases, also cured.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-22
FOUR-EEN WITNESSES .

Mr. HAsKIN has the above facts, and the facts
are Witnessed and certified 10 oy Dr. 7. WiLLIAMS-Mr
g r. BROWN. proprietor Of the WestRone Hoto-Messrs
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-22
CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach

from The girl to The to0zan and the tooaH at middle ac
The Is deesrated and the other go gradually SB
pre1ed 10 prevent any OF the fatal disease that frequent
ly arise In Consequence Of such change
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-22
One Dollars Worth !

How much CANCER-how much SYPHILIS-how
much SCROFULA-will one dollay's poyth OF BR1NT'S
PURIFIER cure Read the following statement, which
Il a specimen Of ifs power
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-22
Latest and Highly ImpOrtan
from Hungary.
10000 sticks OF Candy, with $4,000
HOmb-sheII Kisses, nnder Gen. sponge
cake, has taken LItchenfelps Corner.
NEW CANDY FACTORY


cake, has taken LItchenfelps Corner.
NEW CANDY FACTORY.
VNHE undersigned has established
himself at LitchenfeIt's corner, op
posite the court house, a Confectionery,
and keeps at all times on hand large
assortment of Clarified Candy, Kisses,
&c. Country merchants and dealers
in Candy would do well to call and see
his assortment before they make their
purchases elsewhere. He makes to or
der in the shortest time the finest and
neatest Cakes for parties, weddings, &c.
His principles are, to make his Candy
and Cakes good TO the satisfaction of
his customers, for cash, as cheap as in
any city in the West.
c. w. LAIBLIN.
June 20, 185O.-3m
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NOTICE

Q
The subscriber having bought the entirein
terest of John Hutsinpiller in the business OF
Langley and Hutsinpiller, will continue the
business Of trading in merchandise and pro.
duee at the
OIL ID : Il A N ID,
where he expects TO receive regular suppl
from the East, ofall goods usually brought
to this place for sale. And also from
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, such
articles as are usually bro't
from those plaees.
Hehas now on hand general supply Of
All kinds of Goods,
that has generally been kept in the House for
sale, and would respectfully solicit a call from
those wishing to purchase.
Cash paid for Oats, Wheat, Flax-seed and
Beans. VIM. IL. LANGLEY. |
Apr. 5. ls49. 93wtf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-22

IL wisdom's ways you wisely seek,
Five things observe with care;
Of whom you speak---ro whom vol
speak
And how-and when-and where.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-22
nTERCURIAL DISEASES.

BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT is 4 perfect and Aoy.
oE0h 1a4ieator Of al he ss Of MERCURY, any Of the
various preparations Of CALoMEL or MERCURY, from TIE
syEfe; and IL The Blood us and az he Jayts
dise1sed, 70 their original, HEALTHY STATE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-22

RATHER SEvERE.-A modern poet
thus criticises some church-going
people:
"Attend your church," the parson cries;
To church each fair one goes;
The old go there TO close their eyes,
The young to eye their clothes"
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acknowledgements
Rrant,s is the Cheapest /;

who have used BR44NTsS PURIFIER affer having used
and tested ALI The Sasaparllas and other medicines REQ
commended TO cure blood diseases have decided thst-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-22
SCR0EU(EEg

II Rousands If cures Of S7qfsla, ce.ees SlEAzis sas
of irI,rrr l.r1,eI Of tke Bloo3-andV ds VERY SMALL
QUANTITY iiaA ssas ssa1 Of Medieias 70 sfa e1ss
ssck draseI b any pTOef ef ne 7vvyg 5eaesf go |"
Miiiae i hds subdued and conqueyco saea aisoss
A. flere q ,ragurIfionatls eridaace tkat-
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GENERAL DEBILITY or THE SYSTEMI !

GEhERAL UEBlLllf UF IHE SYSTEM ]
Mr.AHoLTsTANDER, merchant, obeytin, Lorrarn Co..
Ohio wrote December 49, 948 and aer having stated how
like charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
the Of his we's consumptfve cough said: II have
personally used BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT
for general debility Of my system and have no hesitation
In saying that IL Is the best medicine and
vIeoRkTE that have used. In erey
stance where we have sold BRAETsS MEDICINES, tsF
Aars proved e eaev, and gre1 be BEST sATsFAcTioNS
SALT RHEUM,
and al impure chronic di,sdses Of De BLOOD are alVnm
clred By BR44NT'S EXTRAcE
For sale by MAGUET & NARET, Cali
polls; S. C. Bailey, Patriot; Holiday & wad-
dell, Porter; Daniel & Rathbun, WIlkesrilIe:
S. Wilson. Burlington; ]. II. C. Miller, Jack
son: J. Stevenson, Winchester; ]. E. Whit
man, Berlin; E. Hampton, Hampden; G. w.
Cooper & Co.. Chester; d. Reed, Pomeroy: P.
NJ. Petrol, Graham's Station; W. Tubbs,
Rutland, and by ngents in nearly every town
in the State. All letters and orders must be
addressed to Wallace & Co., log Broadway,
New York.
Jan. 81, Is50..-w1am1y
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THE LARGEST STOCK YET
Spring and Summer Goods !
s. X. IL T. ED Il Il

rs now receiving and opening his supply
a of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
which have been selected at the Fast by
himself, with great care, with view sole
" to accommodate the taste and wants OF
the people OF this section. HIS stock com
priSes the best assortment ever brought TO
this market. There is no mistake atout it
not the least particle of humhug, as all
can see who will call. And what Is more
to the point and purpose, he is determined
to sell CHEAPER, THAN ANY BODY
for prompt pay.
Al who want the very best OF Goods al
the lowest prices, ;an get them by calling
on him at the old stand. He returns his
thanks to his old friends and customers,
and invites their attention 10 his present
stock.
The usual articles OF trade taken in ex-
change for Goods, at the highest prices
given.
April 10, lSj0-,f 50
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E'HE Proprietors Of this well known pop.
L ular Company, have spared no pans
or expense in procuring all the first talent
IN both Europe aud America, who will app
pear in their wonderful scenic Acts, Gym
nastic Feats, Bottle Tricks. Globe aud Barr
rel Exercises. Vautlng, both single and
double Leaping, EqullIbrums. iumb'ng,
Pvrimidlcal Devices, Pos'uring, Comic
Singing. Dancing, Comic Burleltas, Inter-
ludcs. Farces, promcnades. CayaIcadcs,
Masquerudes, SC.
The Grand ARAMAXA. or Imperial Cha
riot. drawn by 30 elegant horses, md driven
by the Champion RcIn.man or Lion Whip,
Mark Johnson. will make It's appearance in
town at lO4 o'clock A. NJ, containing the
N. Y. Knnkcrbpcker Brass Band. led by
Mr.. Neeve. who will perform all the most
fashionable and modern airs Of the day.
The Four European Stars. termed the
.NccrOn,ancers, or the Bottle Magicians.
berg the Originals in their Novel Perform.
nnces--nll others who may attempt these
tfnts are complete Humbugs, as these four
persons are the genuine .lIngiciuns, aud
we're engaged BY this Establishment IN Eu'
rope, expressly for this country. The names
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IA Days later from Philadelphia!
From the Regular Packet So"'hcrner. and
RailrOad. zee hare me,rs mp 10 the 9Th
Mt, trhich Mc girc LeLoW:
Ge orge Wy. Ross GA Go.

q
A RE are now receiving their SPRING
"A and SUMMER stock Of STAPLE and
FANCY DRY GOODS, Of the very late
styles, consisting In part OF Super Black
French Cloth; Fancy Doeskln Casslmers;
Caslnets; CASHIERS; Tweeds, Sc; Linens;
Lawns; CambrIcs and Jaconels; Prints OF
all kinds and prices; Hats and Caps, a
large lot of Hungarian, California. Con-
gress, Srperfnc and Silk, 4'h March styles;
Boots and Shoes, the largest and best stock
now in market. both for Ladies and Gents;
Misses and Children's Shoes; Bonnets, a
very pretty lot OF Albon, Chip straw and
Coburg. OF the latest patterns. AIso,a large
lot of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints,
Paint Brushes, sc Welhr's Japan Black
iua, the bes, ever offered for sale.
TOBICCO.
q large lot of Soby's Luscious Luxury,
PENS bes, Virginia. and the Long Green.
CIGARS.
good lot of Casadotes, Principe, and the
Nashville Rrgalia.
All OF which we will sell very low for
CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE paid
down, as we have to establish the PAY
DOWN SYSTEM IN order to sell cheap.
Cali and examine. 1t vii! be time and
money saved.
April 10, icJO-,f II
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Look Before You Buy!
hsaBEM, ren
,ssssk4 s5sEsiaSA { ff11H7l nlll
W. .1...:ES q Y r55FEi.95f isss-.G
SlSsl .llgv---lss.2- s2~,x9E5sSa
3. r. M a. Z. r 7 II

ID ESPECTFULLY begs leave to call
AS the attention of his friends and the
public in general to his large and fashlona.
bic stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, that he il ust receiving. These
Goods have been selected with great care,
and bought as low as cash could buy them
IN any market in the United States.
His stock consists in part OF the follow.
ing articles: Super Blue, Black. Brown,
and invisible Green French and English
Cloths; Tweeds and Cassmeres. OF new
and BEAUTIFUL styles; Chameleon Silk and
Satin Ves,inss; silk Velvet, Sc; Kentucky
Jeans; Sa,inc,,s; fancy Hemp Linens;
Linen Chambreys; Buckeye do; Cotton g..
AIDES; Nankeens, twilled and PLAIN; Cd
Drap d'Ee, very fine aud beau'iul;7 s do.
for Goats and Pants; Cd Monterey Cord;
rs do, beautiful for Goats and Pants.
THE LADIES
are particularly invited TO call and examine
our Fashionable Stock Of Dress Goods
they can't be beat. They consist in part OF
the following. Rich Chameleon figured
Silks; fashionable PLAID do; Silk Bareses
of every shade; beautiful Silk Tissues. a
variety OF. patterns; Bareges; Muslln>,
corn and all other colors; Swiss Musllns;
Jacone,,s; Victoria Lawns; French printed
and American Bard Muslins; large as
sortment of French, English and Amerl-
can Prints; Bonnels; liIbhands; Silk Mts;
KID Gloves; Fans; Flowers; Wrealhs;
Linen and Silk H'k'fs; beautiful needle
work Collars; plain and fancy colored Silk
Twist, for Purses and Rellcules: Steel,
Gold, and Silver Beads; Ear and Finger
Rings; Shell Tuck and SIDE Combs, and
great variety OF fancys and staples too Iedl-
Gus to mention, and as cheap as the cheap
est; Hats: Caps; Shoes and Boots; Hard
ware and Cutlery; Queensware; large lot
of superior Coffee and Sugar-ll lbs. SUI
gar Tor ST. lbs. o! superior RioCoilee 81,
Alspice; Pepper; Ginger; Salaratus; Soda;
Indigo and Madder, Copperas; Ext Log
wood; White and Red Lead; Putty; Glass,
&c., SC.
Also, for sale 200 barrels Virginia Salt.
with every other article usually kept for
sale in country stores.
And now, Ladies and Gentlemen, re-
turn you my heartfelt thanks for your past
favors. but past iavors are gone with past
necessities. and am the same needy crea-
ture vet, and in conclusion, | will say |
can live on as small profits as any man.
conseque nlly can sell you as cheap goods
as any body. Come and see.
B.F. MARTIN.
Calhoun, April 10. lS50-lf S2
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Home Department.
s L RING AND SUM VI r. Il
GOODS FOR 1850!
w WI. IL. q ALE w

TEAS Just received splendid stock OF
Il IL SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
direct from the city Of Philadelphia. and
embracing almost every article called Tor
in this market. lie will not undertake 10
enumerale the various articles. or the very
low prices at which they will be offered,
but will only say to the community at
large. and his friends and IorUier customers
particularly, tina, he expects and is deter
mined TO sell Goods as low as any mer-
chant IN Athens. The community general
Iy are earnestly and respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock OF Goods.
~. Produce Of almost every kind will
be taken in exchange Tor goods.
AprI 10, lSjO-lf 81
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In Chancery Court at MadtSOnUiNe,
.4pril Rules, 1850.
Benjamin White,

Mastn Henderson and Stakcly & Smith.
1T appearing that defendant Henderson is II
n citizen of the State of Texas, publication
is ordered for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post, requiring said .N,stin IIender-
son to appear at the next term Of the Chan
Gerry Court, to be held at the Courthouse IN
Mndisonvillc, on the 3D. Monday of Srptem.
Der next, and answer the cross bill filed by
complainant Banjamn White, or the same
will, as TO said Henderson, he set for hearing
ex parte. J. A.COFFlN, Z. n NJ.
April -, 1S50-lt Prs fee 50 81
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INV. L.7IV'R E.vCE,

A DAGUERREAN ARTIST of long cx-
IA pcricncc and much practice, respectfully
informs the ciiz,ns of Athens and vicinity,
that he has opened IL room ut the ATHENS
HOTEL, where he is prepared to take
MINIATURE LIKENEssEs by Daguerrean pro.
cess, at prices SO rcdncci as to bring 1t
within the means of every individual to avail
himself of the privilege of obtaining ii me
mento so desirable, to bcs'ow upon IL loved
one. lle respectfully so!icits the patronage
of Athens and Nc Mimi county.
Mr.. l.. could give many lattering notices
OF his skill, but nc deems it unnecessary, as
lic wishes his work to recommend him.
NPlnstrnction given in the Art, and APP
paratns furnished on liberal terms.
April 5, lejO--tf so
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CILi.NCERY .SlLE-T.3LU.lBLE
LANDS.

DY virtue of decree Of the Chancery
I'D Court at Cleveland, made at its Feb
ruary term. 1850, | will offer for sale, at
public auction, on the premises on Tues
day the 7,h day of May next, the follow
ing described pieces or parcels OF land,
situated in the county of Polk, in the State
of Tennessee. to wit: The North west
quarter OF section four, Fractional town
snip first, Range second, East; and the
South half Of the Southwest quarter OF
section ,hry~lhree. Fractional township
second, South, range second. East of the
Basis line, all in the Ocoee district. con-
iainlns in the whole two hundred and for
~ acres, it being the land that Samuel A.
Easley died seized and possessed.
Terms Of sale cash.
JAMES BERRY, c. s. NJ.
March %. 1857 PRS fee S5-T 7S.
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NEW PAFER:M-Lr:.

WE have now in operation our new Paper
w Mil, and are prepared to execute all
orders for Paper on the most favorable terms.
Orders for Paper must he accompanied with
the Cash, unless IL specific contract exists
otherwise.
For good clean Cotton and Linen Rags, de-
livered at the Mill, we give 3 cents per pound,
payable in Paper, Books, SC.
HAXEN, SillPMAN & co.
April IL, .S5O--}m 81
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Right Sort of Goods ! !
IsOAEeEDHNG-EIOaJSBE.

EAS. $. BRIDGES respectfully informs the
~ public that he has removed from the
Athens Hotel to the house recently occupied
by Esq. Mayo as IA Public House, where he is
prepared to accommodate II few gentlemen
with boarding, by the year, month, week CT
day.
N. b. a few horses would be kept if re-
CURED.
Athens, April ), lS5O-tf 50
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The Company the oI W ErADH ChOc,"d Moaauy
Man Charsou IueIay TN; hsn 1Ielnesday SM Philadelphia,
TAursd 9th; Madisonrih, Friday, l0A. ONE DAY ONLY
Children and Coorcd Persons half price,
open o'clock Performance o.
clock p NJ, o'clock in the evening"
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. a gucrr OtVpeS.

"Surprislng art. by which we lend
Our colntenancc TO an absent friend
Or leave Il token for the bower,
Where love laments the parting hour"
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NAPoLEoN's VETERANs.-A cor
respondent of the Boston Atlas, writ.
ing from Paris, describes the follow.
ing scene:
"A strange and ghos,ly spectacle
came athwart our gay and busy
streets, on the anniversary of the
death of the Emperor Napoleon. The
few remaining relics of that great
army, sound and whole enough to
walk, assembled beneath the column
of the Place Vendome, and repaired
in procession to the lnvaldes, to cele:
brate mass in honor of his name. !
cannot describe TO you the effect OF
the assemblage of withered spectres,
attired in the uniforms Of the rcgl-
ments to which they had belonged.
II seemed as il each had risen from
tho tomb, or risen from the battlefield,
wherein they had once been lett rot.
ting in the sun or sliilening in the
snow. The procession passed without
exciting the least enthusiasm; the
crowd followed II IN silence ana IN
awe. The church was hung with
black, and the places round the altar
were reserved for the veterans OF the
Guard, of whom three and twenty
vet remain. The celebrated Hulan.
whose jaw was shot away in seeking
to place himself before the Emperor.
in a skirmish in Russia, acted as
sacristan, and his "silver jaw.b bone"
fresh polished for the occasion, shone
and gIittcred in the sun. while Mann
elouke Fezdah, without legs, and in
possession of but one eye, claimed the
honor Of holding the chief taper. Al
together, it was one OF the most nerv.
Gus and extraordinary ceremonies
ever witnessed"
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Consolidated Lotteries
OF MARYLAND

INSTITUTED by act Of Assembly of,h
State, and drawn under the supervision
of Commissioners appointed by executive
authority.
4 BRILLIANT GALAXY or
Capital z'ri>cS
Are offered to the Citizens of the United
States, through the Agency Of these
"WorW Rcnowned Pie Ilcnders,"
G SEVTN q CO.,
Office. N. w. cor. Baltimore & Calvert srs.,
MUSEUM BUILDING. BALTIMORE. Nh.
We extract from the official report of The
Managers some Of the principal Capital
Prizes sold by Coviu 4 Co. Of Baltimore,
Md.
Unprecedented success in March!
Enough 10 make California;. Stare!
BEHOLD! LOOK = READM!
Gra"d Capital Prizes Sold in March!
AT 'he Agency Of ColvIn s Co., Balti-
more, Nd.
Nos. Carnats.
% II 20. SIS. O0u Sold in Georgia.
! 3! 81, 10000. Sold in Kentucky.
II 81 -. 2i,00c. Sold in n. York.
II n -. $500. Sold in I,altlmore:
10 II Is. 10000 Sold in Virginia.
The Grand Capital Prize. Class T.,
$4,000. drawn March IL, 1870. Nvs. S 6
30. was sent per order ia Package of
Quarters Of Tickets ty certificate TO a cor-
respondent in Alabama.
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"Mary, am glad your heel has
got we'll" :,
"Why!' said Mary, opening wide
her large, blue eyes with astonish.
ment. g,
"Oh, nothing" said Mag, "only |
see its able to be out"
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Some ignorant and infatuated per-.
sons in Cardington, Rushbury, and
other parishes are signing a petition
to the Almighty TO chain the devil,
&c.-ShrepsJury Journal.
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4 g 5 Cd
= II. ST A.. =. " A. L
ESrNNfOrG - EDOt2SOM
RING and SUMMER GOODS

bradford ~ DOASOM
A RE receiving and opening their supply
IA o! SPRING and SUMNER GOODS,
comprising general assortment OF the very
latest styles. Their stock was selected
with great care, as they are determined IL
offer their customers none but the
Right Sort of Goods !! -!
They suggest to their old friends and the
public generally to give them call, ex-
anime for themselves, and they are conf
den, they will buy, as "quick sales and
short profits" is their motto.
~ Feathers. BeeswaX, Tallow, Flax
and Tow Linen, taken in exchange !oi
Goods.
April :, ISj0-tf SO
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'enjamln W. Patty, Executor of Obid
Patty. deceased.

Is.
George O. Patty, Lucinda Crockett, and
her husband David Crockett. Lucinda
Crockel and her husband James Crock
EFT, and others, heirs of said Obid Pauv.
V5'HE account ordered 10 be IakeC in this
N cause at the last term of the Chan.
Gerry Court at Cleveland, will be taken at
the office of the Clerk and Master in
Cleveland on Thursday the 23l day OF
May next. a; which time the parties are
notified to attend with their proof.
JAS. BERRY, G. s. M.
April 10, IS50.-4t Prs fee SO 81
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CNuHCcFy COUFJ ut CteCeIuHH, 1eHN.
Francis F. Petit, Executor of Martin
KirCman, deceased,
as.
The Creditors of said Martin Klrfman.
TUNFIE account ordered to be taken in this
n cause al The last term of the Chance
~ Court at Cleveland, will be taken at the
Office of the Clerk and Master in Cleve.
land on Thursday the 9Ih day of May next,
at which time and place the parties are
notified to attend with their proof.
JAS. BERRY. G. s. M.
April 10, l6J0-3l Prs lee 50 80
Price McNair for himself and others,
rs.
John McNair.
rs'HE account ordered to be taken in this
cause al the last term of the Chancery
Court at Cleveland. will be taken at the
Office OF the Clerk and Master in Cleveland
on Monday the ooh day of May next, al
which time and place the parties are mott
fled to attend with their proof.
JAS. BERRY, C. 4 M.
April 10, lSJO-4l Prs fee So 50
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CDLNIN s co.
Correspondents ~iH please Notice the
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR April, 1850,

To be Drawn in the C!ly of Baltimore, Md.
Price Of
Package
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Are offered to the Citizens of the United
States, through the Agency of these
"JVOrM RcnOwned Pie Jcnders."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-11

ToBACCO.-We heard Of 81 hhds. sold, Of which "a
hhd low A. (o) at g. and Is hhds Cnew) q a. y and
R. at5ssc y ID.
SUGAR AND MOLAS5E5. The fine weather esca-
stoned bs demand for Sugar. and 1000 hhds. sSd At
steady rates say 4 for Fair. OF hoases, 100 bbls-
taken at Is7zl7kc. " gallon, according to quality.
FLOUR.-The Flour market quite firm and we noticed
saes Of about 1900 bb ciudng 100 Ohio IS g. 80 al
s. 90 40 ordinary St. Louis s. 90 and small lots Of
extra at s. 62;49s5 81 q Dbl,
CORNYery little The Ievee, and the only sales rs-
ported 800 sacks ordinary 49, and 10 sacks in five or SIX
lots, at a0a352c. v bushe.
oATs-sa. 100 sacks ordinary Illinois Of g. and 100 at
Soc. y bashel.
PROFESSIONALISM was IN fair demand and noticed
sales of $50 bb Mess (two ot) % 90, 10 Two Io)
30 81 s 30 NJ O. IS 62s 15O Prime u 30 and the fol-
lowing otz uninspected a0O0 bb The Lever % 121S
for Mes and 90 ia for NJ. o., and leo Mess at 20 -
Sales Of 81 eaks Bacon ribbed Sides 4s4, and clear
do "a. OF Lard the principal sae 20 bis Grass
at His, s5No. at 5 10 - and 5 bis. prime at &C.
OIL CAkE-A sale of $50 English shipper al
sl6 % for thick, and sis 20 y tor for thin oblong
/ BAGGING AND ROPE. -Pnoes firm, aud sales Of 200
coils at "a, 80 pieces at 49, $50 al 1885, ard 80 coils &C.,
| all cash.
TALLoW.-A lot OF u casks good Country rendered
brought 61zc y D.
LIME.-A of 400 casks Thosaaton sold a. 81 90
| y cask
wHlsKY-The largest sale was 100 bbh Rsctifed at gc
| y gallon.
CoFFEE.-sas 1900 bags Rio By auction (sishsly dam
aged) 1s5sgl4e and, By private sale, SO bags 1f<
| 6I4Hc.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. done.
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