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FEvER-soRE CURED.

Tho Rev RICHARD DUNNtNG Pastor Of the Prehbyte
ran church. Adams Basin, Monroe county N " wrote to US
al have Just received letter from Mr. CHANNEY DuNfNS
relative the Of his Feversore. You may depend on
Christian man and an elder IN ue
church, Some years he had have one OF h legs GU
of his life Of FeveT-sore Tue oe
leg being now affected and about TO be ampuaed recoa
msnded BRANT's MEDICINE. Read the result ne says;
hare used only THREE BOTTLES of BFtANTS MEDICINE
Ldccd HOPE from your recommendation ~ ndt Mdtcht
and can say that with the blessing OF God hdS peeS
n,rs oT mn len Pnmphets full particulars.
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7sAEes FAuL. tf lraoHs7 rAUl'
30 JAMES PAUL q co,
Importers & Wholesale Dealers in
Drsgs Chtmieals. Paints, OILS. Nardl
tores and Glass Ware. WaHBfactE-


Drsgs. Chemicals. Paints, Ols. Nardl
tores and Glass Ware. MaHufaciE-
era Of Coach, COPol, JaPoH 0Hd
Leatbsr FarHishes, Aie't1l, pss.
Nitre, and nip. Efhsr. .
No. 16A MARKEr sTREET. WHEEuNo VA
A RE now rs ctiying the largest and most CO
N plete assortment ofall articles IN their hh
ever brought to this market.
Having superior advantage IN their purchases
they are confident OF successiul competition WIN
the eastern market, with additicn OF uansportauen
and pledge themselves TO sell goods lower thaneS
er before offered in this city. Their STOCK CON
prises the iOllowingS
A full and complete stock Of Drugs, Medioine'
Chemicals aud Pharmaceutical preParnlions..,-
Paints of all kinds. ground and unground; Oils
Sperm, Whale, Tanners, Elephant. Linseed' Ohv'
Lard and Caster Oils; Brushes: Paint, tarnish
Whitewash. shaving, Hair, Cloth, Biucklng IN
Iners', Counter. Bath. Table and Stencil Brushes
Dye siuffs Of every description. oni Ganuiactur
iers', Fuilers' and Hatiers' articles.
Every description of Glassware At mnnulaeou'
royss r;cns June s, 1850.
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Y tFtIt IIiIl- tIlNF FII1 Nt177N wv :
Worse than Hopeless |!
: C1:IAl.NlIlICERs Z: Il.lIlI CURED.

Mr. O. KINNEY merchant Clinton, Oneida eouniv ~ y
Informed that cnncerdocOr in said county was snec
wonderful cures Of CANcERs through the eicacy Of bhANLS
NJ r. also using said PURIFIER. Mr. b SETTtE drug;
gist CanaohaTie, Montgomery county, N " nus lnored
important Of CANCER of long standing, wcn
was effected aged lady of that place IT. therefore, le
PURIFIER CdncF, by s purifying healing power wna
impure disease of tile blood it not cnrel Seven years
experience and triumph says there none but Whal uwU
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
Look @E YYatS!
FALL AND WINTER
/ GOODS.

FTNIIE undersigned having, just received from
tho Eastern Cities a large and complete
assortment OF FALL and WINTER GOODS,
would respectfully invite to them the attention
oftheir old customers and the public generally
They consist In partof the following named ar
tces:-- ~
Cloths, Cassimeres. Snttinetts, Twceds, Cloak
and Coat Innings, French and Englith Merinocs
Alpaccas, Cob rigs, Cashmeres, Nous dc Lanes
Black and Fancy Dress Silks, Bleachod and
Brown Musins, Sheeting, Ticking, Twilled and
Plain Red Flnnnels, Doc Skins. Checks, Linscys
Ginghnms, Calicoes, Shawls, Handkercl iefs
FIench Worked Collars, Chimazettes, W,orsted
Gifts, Jenny LIND Opera Ties, Waist Ribbons
Neck Ribbons, Bonnetts, Bonnet Ribbons, Bor.
ders and Flowers, Silk and Velvet Dress Tim.
mings, Gloves, and thousand other article;
which we have not time to mention.
| These Goods were all purchased at the latces
casR prices III the eastern market. which enables
US to sell at ioicer rGtes than the same goods have
1 heen selling for heretofore. Low prices and su
perior goods. we have discovered inthe course o
several YEARS. experience, are the pinoipnl Gle
ments ofan extensive business and v have con
clnded that byss ling for smalprofts, we will, By
selling the more goods, make the samo money
Therefore, allys who wish TO get good bargains
| Call ri the store Of WErcH & PHILLIrs, opposite
tho Public Bialdings. and we are sure You vii
not 10 away dissatisfied. M
| Oct. 3. 1850 &. lWIsLCI & lIlLLIPS.
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This Is the of DyiRg man who yet hues lie uds
cured Of worse of Scrofua by only Teolre Bottles Of
Brants Purifier than cured by the of 7ei5s
Gallons Of the best sarsdpara that made. 6arss
paFa has scieRt medical poo to effect tho cure Of
such TepOltingly hopeless case. - = :
Mr. j. B. HAsRIN, of Rome Oneida Co., ~ y, had Scrof
four years-was confined 10 his bed the last year. be
his hand head He had the best medical advice
had used all of the best svsdpariuds TO good eect
got and MORSE and considered to be In Dying
STATE and could moi live oenyo hours longer, when he
commenced using BRANT'S PURIFIER His neck
eaeR nearly off, from eara hole was eaten through
his aoadppe under his ,Ln, that he breahad through
the hoe-his around that it could be lifted
up of its place. 1t ny holding by small piece-the
of desr ed by two Ulcersan Ucy under
the arm large hand had nearly eaten through
his eide into his body T. he afflicted with Ttcenty
such prid acrd offensive Ulcers, various parts OF his
person. For further and full particulars see eur Pamphlets
Duct. THOMAS WILLIAMS one OF the most skllul physl
clans OF Rome called TO Haskin the day before H.
commenced using Brdnts Purifier. Doct: w examine'
him and then told him that all the medicines in the OorS
could him-that his case was
Worse than Hopeless
Now hear Mr. HAsKlN'S statement of cure. He said :
NV wife procured one bottle of B2ANTrS PURIFliRQ
EXTRACT-THAT BOTTLE enabled me 10 get of my bea
the SECOND bottle enabled me to get o,a Of the house the
THIRD enabled walk tao miles and when had finish
cd using Nine Bottles out of tcenty Ulcers had
HEALED UP, and TIRES b0tss more effected PERFEC G
CURE and restored me TO 9dod health "a. ...lt..
FOURTEEN WITNESSES.
The above facts certified TO by DOCT. r. WILLIAMS
Mr. G. r. BROWN of Vest Rome Hotk Aessrs. BlSSEl.,
4 LEONARD, Druggists and ELEVEN othe- Tss">ots~
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Clover Seed.

TUST received, on consignment, 6 few bushels
- prime new Clover Seed: For sale BY 2lnr,-
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R ENE EOVAI

TTStIE subscriber has removed bis Grocery to
i bis own building, formerly occupied BY ]
n. CRAWFORD, as a sadder shop, on Main
street two doors west ofJohn Beall's Drug Store,
where he hopes, by strict attention to business
To be able to accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage, as he is determined to sell
ew for cash. A full suppiy of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
yAMEs MEANS. JR. IoI
leans g. COTT,
MAEuFAcTuRRRs OF


Pure White Lead and Vinegar
Office on Market steel, ners aooy 10 Posi- Office.
STETBENVILL LIE, OHIO.
TTAVING adopted the most approx ed method
Gspractised 0y the eastern manufactures in
tho manufacture OF w aITE LEAD, We are prepnred
to warrant it equal TO any made in the United
Statss, and which we offer attbe lowes prices.
March -. 1881 tf4S 90
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

& Mek Mseine ia every respect; ahl there Is abundant
proof N reai cures effected that ONE BOTTLE OF Il eon'
tslns purifying healing virtue and medical por ihan
there is contained In Four Bos Of any ~ any
skA7 sdRs that has ever been offered for sale. There
b Gndoubed proof In pamphlets that BY the use OF ms
great Indian Pvtsd. they that were pYISe yet LIVE
they that LAMK and CRtPPLRD can now WALK-they
that SICK scRoFuLovs and Otherwise diseased hare
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
One Dollars Worth /!
DANGEROUS scRoFULAA

How much CANcER-how much SYPHILIs-how much
ScRoPuLA-will One Dollars tOrth of Braafs PURIFIER
eurei Read the following statement which is specimen
f,f tfa
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Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
LITnONTRIpTIC MIXTURE

large Bottles Only One Dollar.
The Propsor of the Great American Remedy "VAuaHS's
VEGETABLE L1THoHTRIpTIc MIXTURE" induced by tbs
urgent solicitations of his Agents. throughout the uus4
States and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
Of hi. popular and well known Article; and from thu ds~
henceorth he will put bat one size onl'-hiS quar-
bottles:--th. retail prizes will 10
ONE DOLLAR.
The pubc may rest assured that the character " the %
cine its strength, and curative properties WILL sTIAN
UNCHANGED, and the will be bestowed ia HO-
Baring il as heretofore
A. this medicine under its reduced pcs will bO purchased
by those who have hitherto made themselves acquainted
with virtues the proprietor would beg to nlote that his
article be cased with the vast amount oil Remedies
of the day " it claims for itself greater healing IN
all diseasss than ether preparation nO1 before the
world and sustained itself for eight by its superior
medical virtues, aud until this reduction commanded doaoo
the price Of any other article in this lae
NOTICE Particularly this article acts with great hsa1
Ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other organs upon the proper action Of which life and
health depend.
This medicine has justly high Fputs as remedy lot
Dropsy and Gravel,
and all diseases of that 1t be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patient and for
these distressing diseases especially DRoPsY the prop
stor would earnestly and honestly recommend it, At Its
present price easily obtained by ALL and the trial will prove
the article to be the sf
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
t. Please ask for pamphletshe agents give them hwayS
they contain over sixteen pages Of receipts Tin addition to full
medical matter) valuable for household purposes and whlsh
will save many dollars per year practical housekespes
These receipts introduced u make the book oi great
value aside from its character advertising medium for
the medicine the testimony in favor OF which, in tho form OF
Iettsrs from ali parts of the country, be relied upeH
rz- "vaushn's Vegetable Lithontrpte Mixture '-shs
Crest American Remedy, for sale in quart bottles at 81
each small bottles 50 cts each No small bottles will be
ssued after the present stock is disposed of.
Principal Office. Buffalo, N. X, s1 Main Street,
a+t G. c. VAUGHN.
A letters (sxesphns from agents and dealers with
whom he ,ransacts bunes bs post paid attention.
will be given to them. ap s
AGEN1S-J John BraH. Cadiz o.
pr A. F. Croskey, Mem Market, {
Hogg & Parrish, Moorfeld, {
Thomas ArneH, Antrim, o.
Ogden & Clark, Cambridge,
| H. RobyS Co.. Lresburgh, (
J Forbes, SEN, Hagerstown,t
| Nny %, 1880
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because One B0ts Of It has medical curative matter
In IL and in consequence, disease In much sss
sinae than one bottle Of any other medicine.
IT. then, One Bottle Of BRANrs PuRIFIER will cure -FOUR
TINES more disease than bottle Of sGysopdriAd-
sBRANT's PuRIFIERp would be chap at four dollars
bottle a. saysapariEa at d0lar. But BRAHTS PURl
FIER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR boitlei and as
bottle Of Il has cured and capable of curing -Four Tunes
much disease b0 of saTsdpartd therefore sar
sapara consequence OF It's less power and less medical
efficacy, should be sold than Toey Fire CsE
per botte be cheap the PURIFIER at One Dollar
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
Nursing SORE MOUTH. LUCORRHGA, &c

"BYRoN, GENE5EE Co. N. " Oct IB IB4I.
"Meegs M. 7. WALLACE & Co.. Some time las, winter
my wife became debilated from the effects of LcorTh0a
and Kusn1 Mouth she could not m her child per-
form any household labor Her medical treatment was varied
according the advice and prescriptions of the most eminent
physicians until skill exhausted in useless efforts She
became very skeleton that the time she commenced a
king Medicine she weighed than eighyhvo
pounds but the she had taken four bos she became
perfectly we'll The perfect that she s enabled
to do ali necessary household work. aud gained thirty pounds
nf flesh in four weeks .
"Yours truly, G. B. 0ALERTINE"
The reader will observe that Mr. GALEHTINE says
SKILL" He informed by .. TERRY, Esq, Of the
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

NUST reccisad large supply or WOOD.
ID COCKS LuPROTED SELESE.A RPEN.
iT1 PLOUGHS AND CASTINGS. Pgoughs
No rs, Castings hes 4, 8. ~ and ~, both right
and left hand. Az evid ence that these Ploughs
ere highly valued, / refer to all Who have used
lkem By psrmimion few names Of senilemep
who en- now using these ploughs. and whoIts
veil pleasnA With them are addea. For saeg
]. r. WO0r
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LIVER.COMPLAINT !!

oldest and respectable physcians was afflicted wnb
Live Complaint many years and was PsyLy earea oy Ins
Il. E.l... ...nnn nlnI- rAN
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ScR0NFUtIA

n ueHsands sy Ourss ef sTefuia caaers. sypkfis
stk-r isspnrr dsas,s Of he Hcdasd II ts YERf SMALL
oTTfy1JTY ticA as usoi gf a Mofrae s7sa Curcs Of
80 Dases d aHy proof Of ne purifying us9iali po 4
AZ AsSar ,rAiA las sbdhcd and eoa7asua su Dfasss
.-.LI- II. IL
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Dyspepsia-sour Stomach /!

HATTIcA, Genesee Co, February l, 1913.
an. T. WALLACE l. CO--Cientemen was, for mols
than year afflicted with disease of the stomach could
not any greasy substance without causing great paH
sickness and vomiting and continually afflicted Wha
stomach. l. an experiment, tried one bottle of BRANT
MEDICINE, which, my utter disappointment, edsed and ~
Resed The usnal pain after eating therefore used second
bottle, which has completely cured the disease am now
well and hearty and eat almost anything without being
paned the stomach becoming sour. -
Yours respectfully, Il. S. WILCOX"
HEr ina le fOf
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.

No remedy offered the public hrs ever been ha as en
and z1ee.auI restoring the incidental Hehhn hho
regadyitis of the SEX BRART's PvLhoEARY BALsAM
makes no difference whether the arrangement be suppression
erces, or other teakness REGULATES ALL by strengthen
no tie SYSTEM squazn9 the CIRCULATION, and s1ohtn2 dH1
a:Iayno NERVOUS IRRITABlLITY EP~ See pamphlets
CHANGE OF LIFE,
from The oyl to the ,soan and the at middle 02e
one csc Ia accelerated and the other gradually suppressed ns
to prevent any the fatal dases that frequently arise IN ceA
aennance of such change,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.Rrant's is the Cheapest,

who have used BRASTs PunIFIER after having used an'
tested ALI the sarsdparas and other medicines recon
raendad 10 cure hlood dsnases have deciaea thu
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-06
GEORGETOWN AND ITS AFFAIRS.

GEORGETOWN, May 6-12 m.
The extremely bad weather of yesterday put
such damper upon every thing, that we have
no news of any moment to note, nor business
transactions to report. Several of our towns
men, who are engaged in the fishing business,
have cut out their seines and returned home.
The most of them, / understand, have done a
good business.
HANDSOME DoNATIoN.-The Rev. Mr.. At
kinson, Of the Presbyterian Church, received
through the post Office, from an unknown
friend, the sum Of one hundred dollars, to be
applied to the benefit Of said church.
Arricals--Schooner Statesman, Polk, Sails
bury, to Pickrell and Dickson; Southerner,
Travers, Baltimore, to J.. Libby & Son.
Sailed-Schooner Vandiver, Jones, Baltimore
Canal TJade.--Arrived, fish boat, 81 miles
empty hogsheads Elizabeth, Cum. coal; M. r.
Hull, Cum. coal, bacon, &c.; M. r. Zimmerman
Cum coal; B. franklin, 100 miles, -four, hay
&c.; Capt. Walker, 50 miles, limestone.
| Dsparted-E j. Neal and p. fanny.
ELECTRO
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-06

OpIUx.-The devastation inflicted on the
Chinese by the use of opium is truly terrible
yet the commerce of England with China is in
no limited degree to supply this baneful drug
1t is stated in letter written by the Rev. Mr..
Bridgeman, of Canton, China, to the American
Board of Missions, that "there is great deal
of distress in Canton from famine and the use
of opium. OF this drug" he says, there are
coming to China, this year, seventy thousand
chests, of one hundred and thirty pounds each,
which viii be sold to the people at a sum total
Of thirty-fve millions of dollars. Thousands
are falling by this poison. Almost every day,
ms. pass through the city, see its victims dy-
ing or dead in the streets"
The advocates of temperance in this country,
however, allege that the three hundred and fifty
millions of Chinese only pay one-t third the sum
for opium which the twenty-three millions of
Americans pay for intoxicating drinks and to-
baccol
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-06
Fatal accident at Lynn.
HIGH Rock, Lynn, Friday, M

HIGH Rock, Lynn Friday, May z.
To the Editor of the Tribune: A most melan-
choly and fatal accident occurred in our vicin-
ity to-day, of which you will doubtless be APP
prised ere this reaches you. A young man by
the name of Davis, accompanied by young
lady, Miss Churchill both Of this city, went on
a ride to Marblehead this forenoon. On visit
ing the fort at that place, and while passing
along q steep embankment, the horse became
uneasy and Mr.. Davis jumped out to hold him,
but without success; the horse backed off the
steep embankment with Miss Churchill in the
carriage. The distance which they fell was
some thirty feet, and the horse and carriage
both falling upon the young lady, she was in
stantly killed, her neck being broken. Mr..
Davis, almost frantic on hearing her screams,
leaped off the fearful height to her assistance,
but without avail. He only witnessed her dying
struggles. He is doubtless much injured,
though SO excited by the terrible calamity to
his companion that he visits not yet his own
bodily sufferings. The deceased was about
nineteen years of age, the daughter of one of
our most respectable citizens, Mr.. Ivory Church
ill; was an amiable and accomplished young
lady, and her melancholy fate will long be la
mented by large circle of acquaintance and
friends. JESSE HUTCHINSON.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-06

SLIGHT CHANGE.-According to Journal
No. of the Post Office Department, kept by
Benz. Franklin, there were not quite one hun
dred pennyweights of letters sent through the
Department from January LIST to April LIST,
1878. This year, in the same time, there were
not less than ten millions of pennyweights car
ried by the mails. In 1778 the whole business
of this Department was recorded in an eight
quire blank-book by one person. This year it
requires some one hundred and twenty clerks
to do the condensed business of the head of the
Post Office " i'
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WILMINGTON 3
TIE Latest NEws.-The news we publis


TIE Latest NEws.-The news we publish
rndsr our teIegraphic head is important. We
have little direct information of a revolutionary
snirit in Cuba, but it must be inferred from the
disposition of the Captain-General and autho-
rites of that Island, who are not mad enough
to Cypress and incense a pacific and contented
people. Their vigilance and severity cannot be
without a cause, or they have more cruelty and
folly than we have ever attributed to them.
The maturing of these things there, and the
preparations making on our own coasts to give
aid and comfort to revolutionary party in Cuba,
are at least strikingly coincident.
The energies of our National Executive are
put forth with sleepless vigilance; but the
adroitness of the actors in the present drama
or tragedy, as the denouement may reveal it
may possibly enable them to elude his power
and control
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-06

JENNY LIND INcoG.-Jenny Lind, during
her sojourn in the city, has not led the secluded
life that had been supposed. While the curious
multitude have imagined the nightingale as
being Gagged all day long in her magnificent
suite of rooms at the Burnett house, and as COM
ing out only in the evenings to charm the as.
sembled throngs at the National, she herself
has been roaming unrecognsed about the city,
visiting the shops, and improving her whole
time, busily, in witnessing every thing that we
have that is worth seeing. Many shopkeeper
who would have given no small sum for the
pleasure Of meeting her has unknowingly held
a shopkeeping tete-a-tete with her over piece
Of goods; and the crowds who have stood for
hours at the doors Of the Burnett house, in the
hope of catching glimpse Of her as she passed
to her carriage, have seen her come in and 20
out without the least suspicion Of who or what
she Cincinnati Chronicle.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-06

New York, May 5.-From Matanzas, Bar5a-
does, Sc-The schr. Nj. Rogers, from Matanzas,
reports that continued excitement exists there
relative to the invasion.
Two thousand men are kept under arms in
case of need.
Late Barbados and Martinique papers speak
of the smallpox raging fearfully in these islands.
Meetings were held in Grenada to take action
against further reduction of the duty on sugar.
From 81. Thomas.-By advices received from
st. Thomas, we learn that Captain Brooks, and
the crew of the British ship Caroline, which
was burnt at sea, had safely arrived at that port
on the 10Th ult.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-06

THE PRIvATEER.- remains in stat,l
quo as respects the Cleopatra. She is still at
her berth, foot of North Moore street, engaged
probably as one of the hands on board q few
days ago said she would be, "eating herself
up" The guard marines are still on board; a
sentinel, with his musket, pacing, as before
stated, back and forth in front of the gangway.
Nothing new, we believe, has occurred in regard
to her. The question with respect to her alleged
destination will probably be presented to the
grand jury, which will meet early in next week.
Tribune of MonddU
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-06

MAY CELEBRATIoNs.-The pupils of primary
school No. 2, fourth district, taught by Miss
Middleton, are to spend Thursday afternoon in
the pleasant exercises Of May-day celebra-
ton. The exercises will commence at fouI
o'clock. Our aldermen and common council
have all been invited to witness the pretty scene
of browning the Queen of May.
The children of Mrs Hintons school are to
hold their festival on the afternoon of the ninth
We shall hope for general sunshine and gentle
zephyrs
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-06

CENTRE MARKET.-There was nothing unu-
sual at the centre market this morning. Prices
remained unchanged from Saturday. Straw.
berries and green peas have not made general
appearance OF the former, one or two pints
have been brought in Richardson gave every
body cool reception he sold some of the
incest ice-cream at his stand this morning that
svn cooled the parched tongue or gratified the
lasts.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-06

CAPoNs.-We are informed, says the Mount
Holly On. j. Mirror, that friend Abel Rulon, of
Springfield sold in the Philadelphia market ten
pairs of capons, fatted by him, for the hand
some sum of forty dollars. Four dollars pair
for chickens appears to us pleasant compen-
sation for the business of raising poultry, and
worthy of the consideration of farmers.