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To FARMERS.

INHE subscriber expects TO receive one Of
Cooks Patent Reapers or Harvesting Ma
chimes, 10 which he invites the attention Of far
ners daring the present Harvest. II will br for
sale. r. A DCGDAIE
Richmond, July Z, 1850 2S-if
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Numb E'ai-ey: on PARALYSIS.


One IN tins city, in both limbs. and the
whole of one side, has been perfectly restored
81 using tie Mustang Iiuiu,eu ut alone.
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE,

CONTAINING - acres Of first rate land
well watered, situated two and a half miles
Southeast Of Richmond. Any person wishing
to purchase can examine the premises for the m
selves, aud for further particulars inquire of the
subscriber at liIi's Mil, ~ miles Norih-e east OF
Richmond EDW ARD KIRBY.
March q. 1850. ll-3m
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Meet on Friday evening next, at early candle
lighting, in the new Hall in the Sd story OF The
BarRis building, on Main street.
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WnI: COUNTY TICKET.
For Delegate, to the Conventions:
JOhm =. Newman, james lR:srisocn,
1O1asa Beard, W IN. IL. EOaa1Ac'
For senator:
ID. II. Holloway.
For Representatives:
r.. Lawrence, Miles Marshall,
Joseph M. Bullsa.
For sheriff:
Abel Evans.
For Treasurer.
Achilles williams.
For Auditor:
Thomas Adams.
For County Commissioned:
EZrn ScOvillc.
For Assessor:
Jeremiah w. STAFFORD.
For Coroner:
&. II. Wilson.
AUGUST. ELECTION.
uJNVM. PEllSONETT, is a candidate for
the Office Of County Auditor, subject to the de-
cision Of the voters Of Wayne County at the
next August election.
pJOsEp1I HOLMAN, is a candidate for
Delegate to the Convention.
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lDruygi~t'S Glassware.

q large supply Of all sorts OF Jars. Tiucture
~ Bottles, Salt Mouths. and all other kinds
Of Bottles and Walls, Just received and for sale
ut Iowells' 4 Co.'S Drug Store, No. 4, Main
street, Richmond. IL.
March l3, $50. 12-f
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III Df1'1t ". Us
Resident Physician Lou. Mar. Hospital.

From DIR. l.. Il. YnndeH, Professor Of Chemistvy
in the L,uisriHe Nedscat Coiiege.
81 have looked the list OF Ingredients
composing John Bull's Compound Extract Of
Sarsapar4i,, and have hesitation ~ saying
that they form a safe compound. and one that
promises well in chronic fse sses, 20 which II -
aPpi,cabIe.' =.
InuisyiIle. Jane 8, rs.
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Many VIII try tn induce YOU to buy Nerve
aud Bone i.IHtne III or some other equally worth
less trash, by SAVING II ~ INST As good AS the
Mustang l.InlnIr at. But do not be dec.ived.-
Ask for this Imminent. aud buy none other, aud
YOU wfli not be disappointed. The name - blown
on the hottlc. Price - cents Il bottle with the
tuii directions IN English aud German.
Principal Depot al BRAGG & NcLEANS'
Drug store, corncr OF Third nd Market streets
-. L"nis. No.
Druggists aud Country Merchants supplied on
liberal tern,s.
For sale at Terre- Haute by DR.. J. Il. Gun
ingham. W GOD Il Donnelly, and f.. = " oif-
Clinton, J. Payton; Prairetou. -. Johuson and
at all the towns on the W abash.
Terre- Hante Depot ut ]. x. CUNNING
HAMS DRUG STORE. opposite the Court
House, North of the Public Square, where the
Mustang Imminent aud Horse Doctors Book
may b,. had II wholesale.
l3For sale by ]. iIowells & Co. and Irwin
Reed. Richmond; Ihos. ID. Wheelen and Ray
mond Il Co. Cambridge city; r. r. Needhan
Newport; Unthank x DAVIS. Williamsburg; Il
Coffin, Economy; !. T.. Bauer. lIagerstowni
John ;. Leibrook. Dublin; and by Merchants
aid Druggists generally.
JUNE 90. i-11 2.-ly
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN CHINA, QUEENSWIRE u CLASS
Il AEiNG lately received several hundred
1 ! CRATES Of ttu-ensware of the newe est Spring
STYLES, which added 10 our before extensive
stock, makes O: the largest and bcs. select
ed stocks in this country.
We respectfully invite those about 10 pur-
chase to call and examine our stock before pur-
as lor any house IN this city Else
where
To Country Merchants. we can hold
out great Inducements, we will sell You com
mon Queensware. in large small lots to suit
the wants of purchasers, at the lowest prices
and most favorable terms.
We have also on nand. few crates Of Quee MS
ware in the original package, containing good
assortment for a country store, which can
sell at ii large discount from usual prices, for
cash.
TO Hotels n Eam:lieS.--Our White
Iron Stone Ware, is of the best quality and fin
sh. and we warrant it TO give satisfaction.
Glass Ware. al ways or hand, complete
assortment of Glass ware, cons sting IN part of
TuInblers, Wines Decanters, Bottles, flasks,
Candy Jars. Sweet Meat Dishes, Moasses Cans,
Wine Bottles, Nc.. repacked at the lowest pr
ces. or by the package or box, at factory prices
All orders by mail faithfully attended to and
goods packed and sent according to directions.
Also. on hand Solar Lamps, Hanging Lamps
for Churches, Halls and Stores, Lanterns, Lard
Lamps, Bri,,ana aud Jappaned Ware. Casters,
Knives aud Forks, Spoons Walters, &c, all OF
which we offer customers and country
merchants generally, on the lowest and most
favorable terms.
March, -, 1850. 14-lv
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SmpcriOr article Of Sugar House
- MO1HSsc>. just received and for sale al
No. %, opposite the Bank. Richmond. Indiana.
Also. lot Of the best brands "f Nails, war
ranted to give satisfaction.
JOHN HAINES.
ssh mo. 25d, 1850. 22-tf
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BANK AT
State Bank Of Indiana
and Branches;
Kentucky Banks of 50
and upwards;
State Bank Of Ohio and
Branches;
LAT. Bank Of Cincinnati;
Commercial Bank Of do
City Bank Of do
Dayton Bank, Dayton
BIN Of Geauga, Paines-
Vile;
Canal Blk Of Cleveland
CITY I" d" do
CITY d" L" Columbus
Franklin Blk Of Zanes.
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FOR EsEs. DIS.

and he thinks his stock embraces almost every
style Of goods they generally prefer. such az:
Plain Dress Goods; Shawls. silk. thibet aud de
Iain Barcelona Handkerchiefs: Cap Grape:
Grape LiSse Tarltrn and Book Muslin; Book
Muslin handke rchiefs. & &c.
ALSO-PARASOLS aud UMBRELLAS, of
various qualities and prices.
GENTLEMEN, can be suited in French.
German aud American BRoApcLoTtIs--biack
brown. olive, &c. Cassimeres. Casbmcrefts SIX
Yarp Italian Ci0tb. Ttreeds. .Satinefts and a va
rety OF SUMNER GOODS, VARYING in price
and quality to suit the taste OF the purchaser
All are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc Tor themselves. Every attention viii he
gwen, and great pleasure taken IN showing the
goods ami attending 10 the wishes of customers.
y. b. At the solicitation of several DE rsous
who prefer to use FREE LABOR GOODS |
purchased small assortment of that lind Of
Goods. consisting of PRINTS, bl-ached and
brown Mu>iins, apron and dress gIngharns bed
tickiugs. pantaloon goods, hosiery. candIewick
&c, winch offereI very near the same
price of other goods Of a similar quality.
Fourth mo 9th, 1850, Ie,f
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JOHN IL. HUTTON, Agent.
No ~, Nam street, RIcsxoxD. tx,

I<HIS Company having been duly organized
Il and the capital stock properly secured,
are now prepared TO receive applications for in
surancs against loss or damage by fire. on Build
ings, Merchandise, Machinery. Mills, Manufsc-
tories. and all dsscri Pious of property. Also,
merchandise and produce in the course Of ia
land transportation. the risks of the seas-and
upon the lives of individuals The rates Of pre-
MUM which will govern this institution, will
conform to the established rates Of the Eastern
Offices. All losses will be literally md prompt
ly adjusted and paid.
Directors:
HoS. r y. CsRNAS, Vincennes.
WILLIAM J. WISE, co
WILLIAM J. fEsEkD,
HORACE T.. PECK, DO
CYRUs ". ALLEN, 90
VINCENT T. W EST, VI. D., Pike CO., Ind.
PETER ?. BAILEY. Fort Wayne, do
THOMAS I. BE~ERIDsE. Lafayette, do
WALTER w. EARLY. Terre- Hsute, do
Ex-Gov. D. " aLL.cE, Indianapolis, do
HKxRY ID. ALLis, Evansville, do
HEsRY X ScHooLCRsFT, W ashington, H. Z.
ZEPHENIaH PLATr, New York.
r. N CARNAN, President.
c. VI. ALLEN, Sec'y. n. T. ELDRiDGE, 1Tessurer
Cyrus VI; ALLES' CounseLlors. Vincennes.
SAMUEL JUpAH.
March ID, 1850. 52-H
o&nnfbs. assorted, just received and foi
J. NJ J. y. HUTTON. No. -.
April 3, 1850 Main St, Richmond, la.
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MON Ely NJ A Il Il L Il S
LIST or BANK NorEs RECEIVED AT THE Branch
BANK At RICHMOND:

AT THE BRANCH
RICHMOND:
Sandusky City Bank;
Seneca County Bank
Tiifin, Ohio;
w estern Reserve Bank ;
Bank of Virginia and
Branches;
Farmers Bank of Vir-
ginia and Branches;
Bank of the Valley Of
Virginia and Branches;
Exchange Bank of Vir-
ginia and Branches;
Notes of So and up
: wards, at par in New
5 York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
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AGENTS FOR TIE PALLADIUM "A. w. Ray, T.
NJ Cambridge city.
VIM. Russey, Economy.
VIM. Youse, Brownsville
Samuel Johnson, Williamsburg.

Samuel Johnson, w illtdinsDufp
TERMS OF SUISSE RIPTI
One year, payable in alliance, --- 81 do
Afte, the year expires, BOO
For sir months, in ad1anee, $500. IL 90
do do. Sartain's Magazine, LOO
nth. subscription price of the above mag
azi"es is 3 per year, in advance.
JTN No piper discontinued until all arrearages
sre paid, except at the option Of the editors.
Postage must be patd,by coTrespoHdents, TO
insure ATTENTION.
ADVERTISING TERMS:
IT Adyeyiisements ariH be eOnspreuOusfy in
eyted in the s'i'atladtam" atthe folioning rdfss
On. square Of l2lines, to "eeks, ISL ~
Each continuance, 20
One square for three months --..-...--------2,5 80
- SIX % .------.---------..4, ~
twelve f" .----....-.. =. 90
Three squares six months-'---- -'''---',6 o oo
one wear 1000
Half column six months .-..-.--.--.. --.--l2oo
tone year. -.--.------ 100
One column six months W.
." one year-.------------..-- ---.----1O W
Professional card, not exceeding five lines,
for su bsc ribe RS, per year ,0O
do. for -subsc be ,UU
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths, when FUR
nished by those Interested, or when sent over
some responsible signature, are inserted free OF
charge. Obituaries, over six lines, are charged
50 &C nts per square for the Cverplus.
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly in advance. AL other legal adver-
tisene nts inserted on the pecunary responsible
~ Of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, 81 per square will invariably be cxacted
in advance.
Yearly half yearly advertisers have the
privilege Of changing their advertisementsevery
three months.
Candid ates for office, who subscribers, can
have their names inserted for one dollar; those
who are not subsc ribers, two dollars; both TO be
paid invariably in advance.
Administrators advertise me nts, being part Of
the expe nscs Of taking out letters Of Admins
tration, are expected to be paid out of the first
monies collected for the estate
1TWe expect to adhere strictly to the above
terms.
Wv. B. PALMER, is our Agent at New York.
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OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.
LOUISVILLE, March 90. I

LOUISVILLE, March III. 1S4J.
have examined the prescription for the pre-
paration of John Bulls aarsaparts, and ] be-
Iieve the combination to be an excellent oDes
aud well calculated TO produce an alternative
impression the system. have used IL both
"a public aud private practice, aud think IL the
best article Of Sarsspari!a in use.
VI. PYLES, VI. D..
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TIE So. r. l. A 81.

"OULD respectfully give notice 10 the
w citizens of Richmond and vicinity, that
he is now permanently located and fully pre-
pared to atten to all calls in his profession,
from the extrac ton of tooth to the Insertion
of an entire set. lie Will assure the public
that he will in all cases make use OF the best
material and warrant his work to be done in a
styIe that shall not be exceled by in his
profession, and on the latest and most approved
principles.
His charges in all cases shall be reasonable.
Advice given freely If required) when not Ell
gagged. Office Main street, up stairs over
the Richmond Clothing Store, and nearly oppo-
site the Gilbert House.
Richmond, May 30, 1880. 3S:tf
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THOMA MASON,
Undertaken and Coffin MAX er;
- ESPECTFULLY informs the people o
hand
READY-MADE COFFINS,
and thathe is prepared with &c nteel HEARSE,
and will give prompt and particular attention TO
Funeral arrangements. He Will make collins
at the shortest notice either day night.
A complete assortment Of Patent
Screw Bel1stc:aaiS, for sale.
uJ-He has recently purchased stock of Ma
HoGANY and WALNUT VANEER and Coral VAR
NIsH, and has he station in saving that he "
be able to give satisfaction to those requiring his
services. u5@SHOP on Pearl street, fe W doors
South Of Main.
Richmond June 5th, 1850.
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80 oDai

which consists. ia part. of .;iI.kS-Rlack drab
Chameleon. I al and Stripe neat and beautiful.
E. ordeijHes. De LANES, VI ohnirs, Barages Lawns
figured and Victoria, Linen Lustres, Ginchans.
Caicoes, solid, plain, medium and gay, &c. &c.
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The Graffenbcrg Pills, the Chiidr-n's PAN
acea, the Eye Lotion, and the Green Mountain
Ointment, can be had at Uowells' Drug
Store, No. 1 Main street.
Oct. "a 1919. 41If
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Rags and Oats Straw!
1TThe highest market price paid for Line II
and Cotton Rags ,aud Oats Straw either IN { ash
or Paper and Books. al Cash prices. by
j. r. MENDENHALL.
Richmond, Aug. cth, l549. 5tf
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital S1OO.OOO.

Office W0ter street, near Nark1, in Wise'
BricA Rom; VIscEsNEs, INDIANA.
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Caution Extra.

very Store should be Supplied with this valu-
lanilnent as !, pays good profit and sells
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SUPEssHOK BACON!

INUE undersigned have on hand large 10
of excellent BACON, of their own curing
which they " i'll sell low for Cash Call and Sc,
it. fAXSON, LEWIS & co.
Richmond, Feb. 9th, 1850. lOtf
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CINCINNATI.

~ASH ADVANCES made by the under
- signed ON Barrelled Pork, Bulk Meat. Lard.
our, and ali kinds of Produce sent 10 the all
consignment or Tor sale in this market.
MACQUEEN X HARVEY.
Corner Of sycamore ana Canal streets,
Jan. %, 1870. o-ow) CINCINNATI, ONO.
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BENJAMIN SI2AITAN,


II ANlNt' resumed ms old position. behind
& the counter, ala having Just received from
Philadelphia. arg.. ;.hd well selected. stock OF
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Corner of Fifth and Race SITS, Cincinnati
nTIREIN REED is the authorized Agen,
in Richmond. In3iana.
Jan. So so G:yr
Democratic banner., 1850-09-16

security exists, and the language is suscePtI-
bic of two constructions, it is well to con-
suit the intention oil the Legislature, and
the circumstances which prompted the pas
sage of an act. There is nc obscurity here,
and if there were, we see no foundation for
the assertion, that the Legislature intended
to exclude the veto power. Again; we do
not understand the Council to be unanim-
Gus in the decision that was made. If we
are not mistaken, a contrary opinion is held
by one of the most aatelligent and useful
members of the Board.
There are matters, however, Of some im-
p~ortance, that the Board would do well to
look to. Instead of ,grasping al power al
least doubtful, it would be well TO exercise
those that are clearlygiven. For instance
they have u~ndoubted power to improve oui
streets and make the city passable, at least
i'm this muddy weather. Instead Of debat'
ling distractions, we hope they will give
early attention to such measures as this, il
which they will meet the appreciation, moi
only of the Mayor, but the entire popula'
ltion Of the city.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-16

y All the five measures embraced in
the Compromise bill, with the single excep-
tion Of the Fugitive Slave Bill, have passed
both branches of Congress. The fugitive
slave bill will be passed of course, as there
can be no objection TO a good effective Law
for the protection Of Southern rights, which
have been so long abused in defiance Of the
Constitution.
Congress, we presume, will adjourn soon.
after the settlement of these questions.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-16
EARLY ArriyaIsin CaliSernia

From a letter written by Mr.. George W.
Webb, received here within the past week,
we obtain the intelligence that . portion bf
our citizens, who left this Spring for Cali.
Ifornia, arrived at Sacramento city, on he
Sd of last July-all in in the enjoyment q
good health. The names we have head
mentioned, are G. w. Webb, Lee EIeis,
Nj. Bryant, and M. Stitts. They left Fort
Laramie on the 18th Of May, and packed
through. They were two and q half days
crossing the Sierra Nevada, the snow lying
from FIVE toGtyG feet deep. During tbs
time their horses were without food. They
were amongst the first to arrive, Of those
who went out last SPring-msking the Trip
from Fort Laramie to Sacramente city, .
distance of twelve hundred mills, Ii 6orty...
six d~ays.--[Western Union, Hspaibals -
Democratic banner., 1850-09-16

A PATAIoTs VoIcE ON DISUsIoN.-The
following is the eloquent and memorable
language of Gen. Jackson, in his immortal
proclamation to the Nullifrrs, Of South
Carolina. Like everything addressed BY
the noble old soldier and patriot 10 bis
countrymen, il is full Of e~loquence, truth.
and wisdom. II can be read a Thousand.
times and never grow stale, because il Is
oil .7n9eric0M.
"What have you TO gain. BY division and
Idissensions? Delnde not yourselves with
the belief that a breach may be afterwards
repaired. If the Union is oncs severed,
the line Of separation will grow wider and:
wider, and the controversies which are
now debated and settled in the halls Of
Legislation, will then be tried in fields Of
battle and determined by the sword. Nri-
ther should you deceive yourselves. with
the hope that the first line Of separation
would be the permanent one, and that moth:
ing but hsymony and concord would BE-
found in the new associations Turned upoa
the dissolution Of the Union. Local inter.
ests would.still be found there, and nnehss.
tened ambition. And If the recollection Of
common dangers, in which the people Of
these United States stood side BY side -
gainst the common foe, the memory Of sic.
tories won by our united valor; the pros.
|perity and happiness they have enjoyed ua-
der the present constitution--the proud
name they bear as citizens Of this greatre.
'public-if all these recolleciions and proofs
of common interest are not strong enough
to bind it together, as one people, what tie
will hold united the new divisions of EN-.
.pire, when these bonds have been broken
and discovered?
The first line of separation would not
last for a single generation; new frsgmenis
would be torn of; new leaders would spring
up, and this great aud glorious republic
would soon be broken into a multitude OF
petty States, without commerce, without
credit, Jealous Of one another, armed for {
mutual expressions, loaded with taxes 20 {
pay armies and leaders, seeking aid againss
each other from foreign powers, insultsd
and trampled upon by the nations q
Europe, until, harrassed with conflicts, aad
humbled and debssed in spirit, they would
be ready to submit to the absolute dominion
OF any military adventurer. and surrender
their liberty for the sake Of repose. It IS
impossible to look on the consequences thst
would inevitably follow the d~istructioa Of
this Government, and not feel indignant
when we hear cold calculations about che
value Of the Union, and have 80 constantly
before US a line Of conduct 50 well c~alcula-
ed to weaken its ties,
Democratic banner., 1850-09-16

e" The Circuit Court of this county adjourn.
ed on last Thursday, after session of nine days
Several days Of the term were consumed in The
trial Of Elkanah' R. Dulaney, charged with the
murder Of Richard Stevens, in Montgomery coun.
~. The jury rendered a verdict of guilty Of
murder in the second degree, ard assessed hi,
punishment at ten years Imprisonment in the
State Penitentiary.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-16

The Teas and VesC 1ez1co Bills
Passed.-The Repa6hcGn, Of Yesterday
has the following private dispatch: -s y
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.
"The Senate Texas hill,s with The bib 10
create the Territory Of. New Mexico, aided,
this day passed the House Of RePresents-
tiyes, by a majority Of ten votes-dnd toikk-'
ont any Wihnot Prov,so."
We congratulate our readers that wisdom
and patriotism have at last ~triunphed over
and intrigue. Abolition fanatics
and disunion schemers may read in this The
fate that awaits them. Whilst the county
.~rejoices over the prospect Of renewed peace
and tranquility, it will visit upon the heads.
of the factionists its whitening execration:
They will learn the useful lesson, that ID.
politics, as in everything else, ''honesty Is.
the best policy" Let Chaplin, the negro
~stealer, be sent to the pe~nitentiary. Lst
Root, Giddings, &. Co. settle down quietly
in Brown county, Ohio, amongst the free
negroes, and engage in the task Of tescA-
ing them the principles of Stewards ''ligh-.
'er law" Let Stephens, Toombs, Cling
man, Clemens, Rhett, and Quitmsn forth
with emigrate to Mexico, and there build
up the great Southern ~confederacy, which
seems to haunt the VISIONS Of Southern hot
spurs. Let all this be done, and we may
hope for a long season Of undisturbed re-
observation-disclosures, 9Th inst. .
Democratic banner., 1850-09-16

-. We call the attention of the farmers
to the advertisement Of E. Draper & Bro.
theirs in this paper. They are well prepar.
ed for an extensive business in the packing
of pork this season. Farmers would dc
we'll to give them a call before driving else
where. They are prepared to buy at fail
prices, or slaughter and pack on commits.
sion.