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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-14
Forthe Cadiz seD,;p,L.

Alta meeting Of the Democracy OF Athens
township held pursuant to public notice, Civ
en- by Ihe Central Committee Of Harrison
county, o., on the 10Th dsy Of August, 1850,
at the house of Ezra Thompson, NJ. IL.
PHILLIPS was called TO the chair, and +.
FINLEY appointed Secretary. Delegates we're
appointed to the various conventions, agree.
able TO The suggestion Of The above named
committee, aud township committee being
appointed for the coming year, the following
resolutions we're unanimously adopted, after
which the meeting sdJourned.
Resotred, That lhe principles OF the De,
mOcracy of the Union as set forth in Balti-
more in l64S, have our continued and warm.
est support; and that the resolutions adopted
by the Ohio Democracy on the Slh Of JaHua-
ry last, meet our warmest approbalies.
ReS0lyed, That we hail those who ''on
sober second thoughtn have given in their
adhesion ''tO the great Democratic doctrine
of the right of the people 10 make their own
munIc pal laws" as friends 10 human liberty
and human progress, "a rigb; incslmable
to them and formidable to tyranls only"
Resolred, That The recent action of the
people Of California and New Mexico, is the
strongest proof ofihe goud results oflhe above
doctrine; ; II proves es-notwithsauding the sian
defous assertions Of John Van Buren, and
oihers-Ihat the northern emigrants congre.
gated there will never curse themselves with
slavery.
ReSolved, That the advocacy Of the expe.
diency ofrecogaizing the above doctrine in
practce by eminent statesmen, who deny the
abstract right OF rhe people to selfgovern-
ment, we regard as strong proof of its truth
and that more enlarged faith in humanity
would produce the conviction in them, of its
being universally expedient-oC of the doctrine
being true.
ResolUed, That we will cordially and zeal
ously support all candidates for Office who
recognize the above principles as embodied
in the above named resolutions of The Dem
ocracy Of the State and tie United States
and we will oppose those who deny them
and especially those who resort 10 duplicily
in order to get power 10 oppose them.
ReSOlred, That these proceedings he pub.
lshed in lhe Cadjz Sentinel.
M. II. PHILLIPS, PreSt.
7. FINLEY, Secretary.
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Lightning.

So long as Lightning is Occasioned merely
by The action of Two clouds, not the slightest
danger is TO be apprehended. Thunder, be.
ing only report, is perfectly harmless at all
times. But when the electricity comes with
in the attraction OF the earth, either by a
cloud crossing over lofty mountain or sink
ing near the earh's surface, it passed down
from the cloud to the earth, sumetimes rolls
ing along like ball, clearing out Of its way
every thiOg that offers resistance TO it; tn $
it will often lear up trees, set houses on fire,
and cyen destroy animal life, should it im-
pede its progress, This ball is liquid in
state OF fusion, and not (as has been supposed
| by some persons unacquainied with the
science,l n metallic substance called thun>
derbolt. There are metallic substances some.
times precipinled from the air; these are
termed aeroIites, and have nothing to do with
the electricity Of storms. As soon as the
clouds disperse, which is usually after o
vivid fash Of lightning and very loud clap
of thunder, the rain descends, the electrical
power is destroyed, ana the storm ceases.--
Although storms arise from what may be
called the aocidepts Of nature, they are Of
great importance as an effort Of nature, by
which the atmosphere is cleared of all those
Impurities it imbibes from their dangerous
tendencies, ami notwithstanding the terrors
to which they give rise, they nre productive
OF much advantage. -ShGrp's London Mag
Iazine.
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POOR HOUSE DIRFCTnR.
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.

The Convention then chose by ballot, the
following named persons as a Central Com
miuee to serve the ensuing year:
SAMUEL BELL, Z. r. POWELL, WALTER
JAMIsoN, WILLIAM MILLIGAN, and CHARLES
WARFEL.
The following resolutions were then read
by the Secretary and passed unanimously:
ResolUed, That the delegates of the sev.
eral townships hero assembled, be requested
TO forward to The editor of the Cadz Senti,
mel, within two weeks, the names of three OF
more persons residing within their respective
townships, rs a commile of vigilance, whose
duty it shall be 10 see 10 the proper organza.
ton of their townships--to the procuring and
preparations of the tickets, and the getting
out to the polls the full Democratic vote on
tho second Tuesday Of October next,
Resolred, Tha, the names Of the persons
so chosen as committees Of vigilance, be
published in the Cadiz Sentinel.
On motion the Convention then adjourned
Nj. II. PHILLIPS, PreSL
JOHN Nj. Burns, Secretary.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Pursuant to notice given by the Democra
tic Central Committee ct Harrison county
through the Cadiz Sentinel, the Democratic
delegates of the several townships assembled
in Convention, in Cadiz, on Tuesday, the
18Th Of August, inst, for the purpose set
forth in the aforesaid notice.
The Convention was called TO order, about
2 O'Clock, P. NJ, by the appointment: of M.
H. PHILLlPs, esq, of Athens township, TO
the Chair, aud JOHN NJ. BURss, esq, of
Rumley, Secretary.
The townships we're then called over, and
the delegates presented their credentials.
After some discussion in regard % supplying
vancancies, where they existed, it was dcci~
ded that none but those regularly appointed in
township meeting had any rights to partici'
pate in the proceedings of the Convention
Thereupon The Convention proceeded to the
Nomination of a candidate fer Rep sentative
Several gentleman were named as candidates.
anu vi the tAlIO udllOI w LLLAM NEED
received a majority of all the votes cast, was
declared the unanimous choice of The Con-
geniion.
A candidate for Auditor was next balloted
for. On the first ballot, john M. BURNS, ESQ +,
having majority Of all The votes cast, was
declared, unanimously, the choice of the
Convention for Auditor.
A candidate for Commissioner was then
chosen On the Sd ball st, GpoEcE
HOLMES, esq, of Shortcreek township, was
nominated, and his nomination unanimously
confirmed.
MILTON HARVEY, Of Moorefold, was then
nominated for Recorder, by acclamaIion, and
BENsAMrN ANDERSON, of Archer, for Poor
House Director. The ticket stands,
REPRESENTATIVES,,
WILLIAM REED.
AUDITOR,
JOHN NJ BURNS,
COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE HOLMES,
RECORDER,
MILTON HARVEY.
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DEMOCRATIC CONYENTTON.

The proceedings OF The Democratic Com
veniion which was held in Cad;z, yesterday
will be found in this paper. We have no
room now to say anything in regard to The
ticket formed, further than that they are a.
mong The best men that could be selected
from the county. Hereafter il will aiford us
pleasure 10 present their individual claims to
the sufIiages of their fellow citizens.
The Convention was one Ofthe most har-
monious that has ever been held in Harrison
county, fact which, of itself, presages vic
tory in October. We hope our friends in the
different townships will not, on any accounts
omit to comply with the resolution in regard
to committees of vigilance. From expert
ence, we can say, that these committees dc
more towards an eGectual organization than
any other means that can be resorled TO.
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6TThe favorite boast Of The Wings is now
that they are TO have thoroughbred Wing
administration. As the Richmond Enquirer
forcibly remarks:--"We we're told that by
the election ofTaylor and Fillmore, we should
put down parties, and should elec, 'Presi.
dent oflhe people, and not Of party. The
Wings now jump jim Crow, and boast they
have flll'blooded parIizan President, who
goes for 'mukug the whig party sIronger.'--
Their 'noupurtyism' of lS4s, has NOT only re-
suited in strictly partizan administration,
but in a sectional array of parties which enc
dangers the very existence Of the Union.--
We are glad, even at this late day, TO see the
humbup trick Of 'noppriy' repudiuted by The
authors.n
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The Delegates 10 The Senatorial Conven'
ton are hereby notified that they will meet
in Bloomfield, Jefferson county, on Friday
(. the 10Th inst. J, at 10 o'clock, NJ.
The Delegates to the Congressional Con
s venlon will meet in Monislown, Belmon'
econnly, on Wednesday, the 2lst oi Angus
inst. CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!

ME subscriber is receiving directly of the
il publishers, his new and splendid stock of
Standard, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS. con
sisting in part of the following catalogue:
Cannings select speeches, Napier's rcninsular
war, Rollins Ancient History, vols. Theirs
French Revolution, vols, Sherlock on Divine
Providence, Works of s. e. Sandon, completo.
Pollock's course of Time, gilt edge, Pilgrims Pro-
gress, do, Lille OF Franklin, Life of Lafayette,
Women Of France, Letter writers, Mlton's Pa,.
adise Lost. Gilt edge. Moore's Irish Melodier.
10, Lamnrline's works, do, Lola Rookh. do :,
Wadsworth's Poems, do, Kirk White. do. Roke,
by, do, Tupper's Philosophy, Remarkable Char
acte,s, Aeroic Women, Remarkable Shipwtecks
Jack Hinton. Also the following School Books
School Bibles and Testaments, McGufTeys series
of School Books, Cobb's Towns and U. s. Spel-
lGrs; Rays Davic's, and Cobun's Arithmetic:
KirKham' and Bnllion's English, Latin and Greek
Grammars; Comstocks Chemistry, Philosophy,
Mineralogy. Geology Physiology.
Also Cap paper, Post do gilt edges. note pa
per-. envelopes plain and fancy. wall paper and
bordering, bristol boards. drawing paper. music
paper. perforated board, portfolious, bioting ca
ses, album, inks, steel pens, waters, sand paper &C.
All of which he will sell cheap. Call and ex-
anime the stock. JOHN BEALL.
Cadiz, May 8, lS50-tf
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TERMS BY THE QUARTER.

All kinds Of rcnovating, such as taking all
manner Of stains, grease spots, sc. from clothing,
done at the shortest notice.
Wen shave you we'll and wash you clean
As any body ever seen,
And cut your hair and oil il too
And scratch until you'll say twill do;
And ifyou don't believe, o come and try
And SEQ if | do tell lie.
can't be beat do declare
In shaving neat and cutting hairs
And il at fret shave with ease,
You then can come whenever yon please,
For know my hand is old and tried
And never known to slip or slide,
My Razors are all cut and drie1
And never known to tear the hilc.
cadiz, July 10, 1850. LOT WILLIS.
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Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
LITn0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE |
LARGO sottles-OuIy Ono no,,ar

Large Bottles Only One Dollar.
Tho Propsior Of the Great American Remedy V.raus's
VEsETIBLE LIrHoSTRIPTIc MI1rURE." sduosd By ID,
urgent solicitations Of his Agents, throughout the UasG
States and Canada has now
Reduced the Price
Of his popular and well known article and from lh. du-
bsncelOnb. he will put up but size onv, his quart
bottes:-uie retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may rest assured that the character Of the adj
cine. its strength. and curative properties RT AAIN
UNCHANGED, and the will be bestowed pre-.
pairing il as heretofore.
As this medieie under rs REDUCED pice will be urchased
by those who haVs hitherto made Themselves acquainted
with its vitne the proprietor would bPg Rtrate that b
article be eassed with the Of Remees
Of the day. it claims for itself greater hcaHg in
oil diseases than any other preparation before the
~0rd and has sustained itself for eight by its superior
medical virtues and, until this reduction, commanded double
the pnee oil any other article in this line.
NOTICE PARTIcU'ARLY, this article with great heal
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other organs upon tie action of which life and
health depend.
This medicine has Justly high reputs Us a remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel
and all diseases of that nature It may relied upon whea
the intelligent physician has abandoned his paentand for
these distressing diseases, especially DRorsr, propri
would earnestly and honestly recommend it. At its
present price easily obtained by ALL and the trial viii provo
The article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
eT Please ask for pamphetsthe agents give them away
they contain sixteen pages of receipts Tin addition to full
medical mate) valuable for household purposes and which
will many dOar~ per year practical housekeeper.
These receipts are introduced c make the book Of great
value aside from its character advertising medium for
the modicins the testimony favor of which, in the form Of
letters from all parts of the country, be relied upon
n" "Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptc Mixture "-the
Great American Remedy, for sale in quart bottles at 81
saeh small bottles so cts each No small bottles will be
issued after the present stock is disposed Of.
Prinspal Office, Buiiao, N. Y, 2O1 Main Street,
G. C. VAUGHN.
N All letters texceptng from agents and dealers with
whom he ansacts busines be paid aentoa
will be given 10 them.
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From the Statesman,
CHOLERA PRES CRIPTYON.

Below you will find prescription ot the
celebrated DR.. Cannon, an eminent Physl-
clan OF New Orleans, and manufacturer of
I"Cannon's Cholera Mixture" which has been
used with great success during the past
Summer on the o. and Mississippi rivers in
cases OF Cholera. myself saw l3 cases,ou
of l6 cured by this same prescription, on
board the the steamer "Childe Harold" Capt.
Pearce, on one of her upward trips in April
IS49, the writer of this article beng the first
case of cholera that occurred on board. Ii
is well worthy trial: aad is so simple that
it can be given to child as we'll as an adult:
I"P. Calomel, XIV grains.
Laudanum, XxV drops.
Capsfcum, XII grains.
Camphor, vi grains.
Chalk. VI drachms
"Drsctions. "A table spoonful every hour
and oflener frequired. Ifthe patient should
be seized with cramps, apply, Immediately,
mustard plasers to the wrists and ankles.
The original Of tho above is IN my poses
sion. JUAN"
A medical friend suggests That the above
prescription, in bad cases, would make aLo2'
four doses,h ,hence the intention must be 10 mix
it with some liquid, say Brandy,so as TO ena-
bic the directions 10 be carried out.
~1~~~~~-~Y~u~~o~~-~-o~
OF A RELTc.--Some time ago, paper
was sent TO us by Mr., DANIEL M'lLRAvY,
called the "Ohio FederaIist," dated Decem-
Der l6, 1918. IT contains the annual message
of Return Jonathan Meigs, the message of
james Madison, and the message of the
Governor of Vermont, recalling the Militia of
that State from foreign service. Besides
these well remembered and important docu~
ments, it contains the following anecdole
which has been SO we'll perpetuated:
A member of the Massachusetts Legslls
lure had become offended with decision Of
the House, and said in huff one day
"Ihis house is not fit to carry CUTS to a bear"
The house called him to an account for
language darogatory 10 their dignity aud a.
gainst their rules; and decided that he should
either reracr or be expelled from the house.
He very willingly submitted to the former,
and made The following retracrion.
Mr.. Speaker, am required to retract,
am willing to retraCI, and do retract and now
say "This house is fiji to carry CUTS 10 n
bear +!
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TAXING THE CENSUS Mr.. HAsTINOs has
commenced taking the Census Of this county.
He has passed over FreepOrt and MOcrefold
townships, the population of which we find
10 have decreased $50 since ls40. In orr
next We mny, perhaps, have !, in our power
10 give the return Of CAdiz township.
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N NOTICE

Is hereby given that the old book accounts,
claims, {, :. oil PENN g. HAMILTON have been
put in my hands for collection. Those who know
themselves indebted will please make settlement
soon by the payment of the cash.
Cadiz, Aug. I, 1850. LEVI F0RSYTHE.
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N d TT a. NJ ,

A Ill persons owing the late firms OF STEW
"A ART, MILLlGAN g. BENNETT, o.
STEWART & BENNETT, will find their notcr
and accounts in the hands offs B. SnoTwELL, 70
collection, after the Goth OF this month, who will
collect the same according to law without respect
to persons. J. STEW ART.
Cadiz, June II, 1850.
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STORM.

On Saturday last there was the severesl
thunder storm which has occurred in this sec
ton Of country for 4 long time. We Learn
that there was barn belonging 10 Mr.. Grimes
near Fairview, struck, and burned down
Also one belonging to MIR. Pancoasi, neal
Louisville, and one belonging TO Mr.. Raj
ston, near MarlinsViIe, all in this county
We also learn that two barns near Warrenton
in Jefferson county, and one near London.
derry, in Guernsey county, were burned
down. Most Of the barns were filed with
grain hay, sc. We have heard Of severa
others, but not sufficiently authenticated tC
publish. Several cattle and horses have beer
killed, some in barns, and some in The fields
We think the theory tha, we cannot have
thunder storms in countries where the tele
graph wires run, will not hold good
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


Mr.. L. r. PoLwELL;-Plcase announce The
name of Mr.. SAMUEL BELL. Of Harrison Co.,
rs n suitable candidate to be supported by the
Democracy Of Monroe, Belmont and Harrison
counties, for the Office of Representative IN the
Congress of the United States, subject to the de-
cisiOn of the convention to be held at Morrstown,
on the 2lst inst.
THE DEMOCRACY OF HARRISON co.
Aug. l3, $50
EDIToR OF CADH SExTNEL:-Please announce
through your columns, THOMAS L. JEWEFT,
ESQ.,, as candida tie Ior Congress-, subject to the
decision of the Congr essional Convention to be
held in Morristown, on the 2lst ult.
HARRISON COUNTY.
Mr. PowELL:-Permit me through your columns
to mime RoBERT ALEXANDER, the old defender of
his ountry in the hour Of danger, rs a suit2ble
person to be nominated for State Senator, by the
Democratic Senatorial Convention. Mr.. Alexan-
deris, too, as good a Democrat us ever lived.
FREEPORT.
Mr.. PowELL-In yeur paper, observe that
my name is announced i'll connection with the
nomina ton for State SeHutor. | am grateful to
my friends for their partality; but must take this,
the last opportunity, of saying, that | am not a
candidate for said nomination. Whoever the
nominee may, be, he will receive my cordial sup
port; and now request my friends to engage the ir
interests for some other person.
Yours, Truly, JOSEPH REA.
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The cid friends of ex-Sheriff VIM. BAR.
RErr, are informed that he is now The pros
prieior of the Mansion House Hotel, lately
kent by Mr.. o. Slemmons.
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sHAvTMG! SHAVING !

SIT MS something strange, that LOT WILLIS
/ can't be beat shaving; and he most re-
spectuly informs the citizens of Cadiz and ylcin-
Ity, Tint he still occupies his old stand directly
opposite KnGoRE's Store. '1'is also strange, that
he can't be beat at cutting hair, bacKing boots,
and in fact every thing in his line of business
All he asks is n fnr trial.
TERMS nv THE OITAPTEP
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINSM
w e Z G III 81 r 1E Z ELI p s,
NEW ESTABLISHMENT!
The Copper, Tin and Sheet Iror
Business,
A ARON HOTT.

NXTOULD iuiorm the public of Cadiz and
w Harrison county that he has commenced,
and intends to carry on, in the boiough OF Cadiz,
the above mentioned business in ullits various
branches.
He has had considerable experience, as n work.
man, and will warrant his work to be ut least us
good as can be made in the county.
Orders from distance in his line Of business,
will be thankfully yreceived, and promptly attend
ed to.
liz hns for sale the most improved pattern OF
COOKING STOVES, which will be sold at low
prices, and Warranted 10 give satisfaction.
His place OF business Isl The new building on
Warren Street, next door To M'Faddens' stole.
July "a, ls50-G.
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OF The following account Of the storm,
on Saturday week last. extracted from the
Belmont Chronicle, will apply with slight
IN ,di6cations to this section also We have
not heard OF any barns or houses having been
d slroyed by it, but much damage was done
10 the corn, cats and hay:
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NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.
Notice

rs hereby given that there will be petition pre-
sented to the trustees OF Archer township,
Harrison county, Ohio, praying for the location
of Il private cart way from the southwest corner
of oseph Lewis, sr.'s, land, running due west on
lands OF Joh Matson so as to intersect the Cndiz
and Lisbon grade at or near the house of W.
Eanna.
August IA, ls5O--4t, pd,
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LEGAL NOTICE.


John McClintock,
vs. = CL
Elanor McClintock,( :" 0""'0''
ct. al.
TENEiE said James McClintock and William
McClintock win take notice, that the said
John McC lintock has this day flied n bill in cham
cery in the Court of Common Pleas of Harrison
county, Ohio, against them and Elcancr McClin-
tocl1, Margaret McClintock and Eliza McClintocll,
the object and prayer OF which is to compel the
said Margaret McClintock, Eliza McClintock and
James McClintock to convey to your complainant
the one equal sixth part of the following premises
situate in said Harrison county, TO wit: The north
west quarter Of Section 80, Township IL, Range
S, in the Steubenvile Land District, containing
l79 acres more or less also, the west half OF the
south east quarter of Section 80, Township II.
and Range S, in the Steubenville Land District; ;
and also, the east half OF TIE south west quarter
of Section SO, Township Ii, Range 5, i'll the Steu-
benville Land District, and said bill contains a
payer for such other and further relief as equity
and good conscience may rcquile.
JEWETF& & PEPPARD,
July 10, l950--6t. Soils. for Complainant
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TIlomns p. JemkIm's Esinlc.

Thomas II. Jenlkln's Esiatc.
.NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
Y has been daily appointed, adminiatrator Of
The estate ofThomns P Jenkins. Those having
claims against said :enfe requested to present
the same within the time prescribed By law, and
all knowing themselves indebted arc requested to
make immediate payment. .,.
THOMAS L. JEWETT,
August 7, s5O--Sl. Administrator.
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APRIL 3, 1850

VIM. H0GG e CO.
ARE receiving their Spring Stock
of Goods, unriyalled for quality and
style, which they will be pleased 10
show to those who may favor shenl
with a call. Also, assuring The pub
lie that they can and will sell
GOODS as cheap as The cheapest,
April, 3, 1850.
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CO Nj nj f II G [ A l. /.
CNdiz Prices.

Timothy seed, - $500 Flour per Dbl, S400
Clover seed. --- 300 Flour per cwt, - 250
Flax seed, ----l.0O Buokwheat Hour = w
Wheat per bushel,- 60 Butter per lo.' ---- l0
Corn, 81 lalloW'
Corn meal, - 37a4O Feathers 81
Oats, ---- 80 Candies' ~
Hay per ton, - $5.O9 DRIED teaches' IVY o0
sides & shoulders, = Dried Apples, - 90
Hams, IS Green Apples, 49, %
Beef in Market, 4a7 Potatoes, 20
Eggs per dozen, ----6 Country Soap 80 5a4 al
Wool, $500 2Sa4O Beeswax, 20