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FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM R. KING.
OF ALABAMA
THE ELECTION.

We have kept onr paper open in order to give
the full returns from Wake County. Those returns
will be found in table in another column. It
will be seen that the whole Democratic ticket has
been elected, but that Mr. Allen, one of our cand-
dates, leads Mr. Rogers, the foremost Wing candi-
date but ten votes!
This result is to be attributed to several causes,
but among them two stand prominently forward
first, the personal popularity of Mr.. Rogers, and
secondly, the swapping of votes in the Sheriffs
election. To this last cause however, is mainly to
be attributed the fact that Wing candidate has
run Democratic nominee in Wake County to the
throat-latch.
We do not propose now to dwell at any length
upon these matters and refer to them with no
disposition to either of the candidates for
Sheriff. They are both worthy men and Demo
Gratis but some of their friends in their anxiety to
votes for them, lost sight for the moment of
political interests and considerations of the highest
importance. Wespeak of the action of the friends,
or of some of the friends of these gentlemen, and
not of them.
We have heard, on all sides, among our Demo-
cratic friends the sternest determination expressed
to prevent similar result for the future.
1t will be seen that Gov. Reid has lost twelve
votes in the County compared with his vote two
years ago. Mr.. Kerr goes 1913 votes beyond Gov.
Manly's vote, and Gov. Reid goes beyond his form
err vote Ill. The vote is 2s4 larger than it was
two years ago. We are satisfied that, but for the
Sheriff's contest, Gov. Reid would have gained
considerably in the county.
We have received no information from any other
County, but we have rumors of gains for Mr. Kerr,
the Wing candidate for Governor, in Cumberland.
We shall no doubt be able to announce in our
next with good deal of certainty, the result for
Governor and the Legislature throughout the State.
We are still firm in the belief that the Democracy
have triumphed
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ceOrresDonaence of the. Baltimore SUM-


81 IS q WAsH,NeToN, AugustI.
TERMINATION Of Congress- Presidents Message on the
FTshe1es-R eturs of Messrs. Webster and Coylui,1
Canadian Reciprocity-Mr. Webster on the Gdr0y
Gr0nt-Pro5dbiEtieso Of an .arr0ngement aoifh MeT-
icO, dc.
The present session of Congress will positively
terminate the s3Tst of the present month-four
weeks hence. That is now fixed.
The Presidents Message in reply to the resolu-
tions of Congress- relative to the fisheries, may be
expected but, perhaps, not till after the arrival
of Mr.. Webster and Mr.. CorwH, who will be here
in fewidays. The message will probably commu-
nicate the intelligence that the British government
will not persist in their new construction of the con-
vention of 1918. x-..
The British Provinces asked for railroads and for
bounties. and the Government gave them more fish
whereof they had already more than enough. Now,
the Provinces will beg, as greater boon than either
of the former the privilege OF exporting their pro-
ducts the United States free of duty in these States
and, if they obtain it. it will rapidly advance their
prosperity. There is project foot of treaty oil
reciprocity, which will, however, require Legislative
act also, in order to carry it into effect.
The last letter of Mr.. Webster to Mr.. Larrainzar,
the Mexican Minister, states the position of this gov
eminent in regard its efforts to obtain it's citizens
the right of transit across the Ishmus Of Fehuante-
pee.
Mexico will not and does not pretend to resist The
policy Of the opening of this route to all nations
she will he slow to grant the right OF transit TO cit
liens OF the United States, and under such guaranty
by the United States government as would be neces-
sary to give it any value.
1t remains TO be seen what Congress will do or
the subject 5ut it is quite certain that, long
of the substantial rights Of the American Company,
and the construction and execution of the work. un-
der the guaranty of the United States, and perhaps
of other nations. ION.
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NOAH E. SMITH.

HIGH TRIBUrE TO GEN. PIERCE. The most absurd
position OF The Wings is the preext of Gen. Perce's
obscury." We thought that they had been made
SICK OF such game in the campaign of 1914, and the
triumph of the /" unknown" " obscure" Duck river
Colonel" We produce below strong evidence, that
Gen: Pierce has been long and favoraby known by
the best men in the country. President Polk en-
Ployed the following language, in letter to General
Pillow:
Your two Brigadier Generals, Pierce and Cad.
Wa'lader, who will be under your command
are nD0as men, General Pierce is nO,o The first man in
1'eW england He is a man of fine talents. He is
my personal friend and you may fully conde in him.
ne was with me in the House of REPRESENTATIVES for
seveIaI years, and was afterwards in the Senate
Zen. Gao waiader Is gentleman of high character
and OF decided military reputation. You NAV we'll he
proud of two such officers under your command -
An American writes to the Boston POST TO- !. nm.
don
"Among our own countrymen, while ,h.,. h.,
been EXPRESSED nothing but universal regrs, he he
Gen Scott rather than Mr. ebster should have hss,
the nominee of the wing party, there has at the
timebeen nuniversal sentiment of appreciation upo,
the nomination of Mr.. Pierce. In conversation wi t
the American Minister the day after the inellieenc
arrived, was pleased TO hear him express opinion
Of the capacity intgrity and constituency Of Genera
Pierce as and stdtesnon, corresponding
those which his warmest political trlends at HON
entertain" ---. E-EH r
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who was bitten the hand last week by copper
snake, Immediately rubbed his hand several times
on his pantaloons. which caused the blood to flow
freely. Within the space Of four minutes he chafed
thes wound with brandy, and applied to it sliced
white onion and salt he then applied spirits of harts
horn, which he repeated five times and, although a
very temperate man, he was advised to drink copi-
ously of neutrality-suspicious. two three gills in all.
Two 'or three times next day he complained of a
slight pain in Of his fingers and in the afternoon,
the inflammation having subsidized he succeeded in ex-
tracing the fang Since then he has felt no incon-
venience from the bite whatever.
Frederick (11d.) Examiner.
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At Scott meeting, (says the Richmond En-
quirer,) held at Lewiston Falls, Maine, not long
since, of the distinguished speakers after eulo-
giving Gen. Scott to the height of Instability ex-
claimed, CAS- for Daniel Webster, he is said to be
great man, but what has lie done? To be sure,
he has made great dictionary and spelling book,
but what of that Others have done as much in
their day, and why should he be made President of
the United States for it?'
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NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION. 1t appears, says
the Baltimore Sun, this body did assemble in
Phla dephia on Saturday. and it said that sixteen
States were represented, Hon. ]. Wayne Kenne-
dy, of Pa, was called to the chair, but declined,
when the Hon. Chas. E. Stewart of Miss, was cho-
sen. The Philadelphia papers of yesterday report
nothing further, so we presume no nominations for
candidates for President Vice President were
made.
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We call attention to the following statement of
the average expenditures of the several admnstra-
tons, including that of Gen. Jackson:
Jackson's administration, $27,5s5,se6 20
Van Burens Tin wary 45,64o,4s6 SO
Harrison and Tyler's 27,e2s,e2s IL
Folks during the Mexican war; 4s,ss7,91e 81
Taylor and Fillmore's Tin peace,) 55.442,4s1 90
Behold the beauties of I" Galphinism!"
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CONVENTION THE TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
The tobacco manufacturers of I.ynchburg, Va, have
called convention of all the manufacturers of the
article in that state, and of all the agents in the uni
yet designated, consider the propriety of sus-
pending operations during the winter months-that
is, that tobacco shall be put up for market during
the months of January. February and March. It is
| commended that under the system now pursued the
tobacco put up during those months is forced on the
Northern. markets in April and May, and must either
be sold at sacrifice, held until the fall when
1t becomes mouldy, and unfit for chewing purposes.
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Judge B. F. Porter, formerly of Tuscaloosa, and
an influential man, has written letter, which is
published in the Huntsville Democrat declaring
most positively he will not support the nominees
of the wing party. He looks upon Gen. Scott, as
being opposed to true State Sovereignty. Frank
Pierce, the Judge says, is all that any true States
Rights man could require
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$341,74
1.O57,61
1920
1,355,O9
$3,52O,14

Thus it will be seen, that on 25 miles
Lynchburg to Liberty, or little more than one
eighth of the distance-we have dividend of near
per cent, and this upon that very portion of the
road which will be less profitable than any 9th
portion of like extent, because still out of the
reach of the tonnage and travel of the great South
western valley. If then, one-eighth of the line
should pay dividend of per cent, can it be so
very unreasonable to suppose that, when completed
it will realize the full expectation of its friends?
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H Nine cheers for the Ozark Corner" Of
Wake County, as it is sneeringly called by the
Wing leaders! In the late contest as in Others,
that portion of the County has savcd the Demaoc-
racy. All honor, say we, to the intelligent and
sterling Democrats of the Dark Corner!
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To the Members Of the several Democratic State am
Countu Committees.

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROADS. We
have before us, says the Arlington Virginian re-
port of the receipts for tonnage and passengers on
that portion of our Railroad now in use, for the
month of June as follows:
Western tonnage s7O,7s5 $341,74
Eastern s57,416 1.O57,61
Passengers and excursion West, 1921
East and way, 1,s55,O9
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BIOGRAPHIES OF PIERCE AND KING. This
publication for the canvass, says the Washington
Union, is now ready, and can be promptly supplied
in any numbers that may be wanted from this of
Office, at cost price, to the orders of members of
Congress or of other persons.
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The remains of Mrs. Owen Fennell one of the
steamer Henry Clay, arrived here last night in the
cars. The funeral services took place this morning
at ten o'clock. at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
and much esteemed member. large concourse Of
our citizens assembled at the ichurch to pay last
tribute to her memory. .-,-
Mr.. FenneIl arrived here this morning.
- WifDington>JoisnaL
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SOUTH CAROLINA RA1LRoAp.-zThe gross in
come of the South Carolina Railroad Charleston
to Augusta, with branch to Columbia-for the first
six months of 1852, was 100000 against $4oe,
600 for corresponding period of 1851.
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Judge E. Y. Hill of Georgia, and prominent
wing of that State, declares he will not support
Gen. Scott in the present Presidential campaign
Judge Hill is gentleman of great influence, has
been a whig candidate for Governor
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E We invite the attention of our readers to
the advertisement in our columns to-day, offering
for sale the Little Yadkin Estate" in Stokes
County, So q a77-- --r.s-
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FISCAL AFFAIRS OF THE GOVERNMENT. The re-.
GelPts OF the u States government, from April lst to
Ione SOth, exclusive of the funds, were SI1.
i|4'SI6 VI, and the expenditures $9, $685. GIL 81.
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Col. German. member of Congress from Indiana
pledges that State for Pierce by 10000 na0r'H
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The Belfast Journal says, IS Gen. Pierce will carry
the State of Maine by ten thousand majority
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THE STANDARD.


sc No North, South no East, no West, under the
Constitution but sacred maintenance of the
bond and true devotion to tile brotherhood"
franklin PIERCE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-01

ptRfEtL, J. ADD n CO, DRUGGISTS Dealers fs
F@f7tS Glte. Dars ltse60p Gloss Sc offer at low
prices or cash. punctua dealers large and well as
suit BUYERS;
5000 superior lUdiro hhds best Nader
20 barrels No | Castor Oil
Is do do EPSON Salts
100 Kegs super Carh Soda
$500 lbs. Extract lockwood
~ cases Chrome Green and Yellow
200 ounces Sulphate Qunine
2N barrels Coppolas
10 cases Refined Borax
500 boxes Window q ass French and American
- barrels Spirits Turpeutue
see kegs White Lead; dry and in Oil
II barrels Narnishes
AZ boxes CASTLE Soap
goo baskets Sweet Oil
1000 gallons Lamp oil
loo dozen Rabbits Yeast Powders
90 dozen RHshton's Cod Liver Oil
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL Bulls Sands aud Townscnd's
sarsapanlla; Bakers llooGand's German Oxvgcnatcd
and j. Hutehinss Bitters; Farrells Arabian Linimcnt
Mexican Mustang. &c. &c
Particular attentionto packing sudshippins orders
PURCELL, LADD * co Druggists
mn o NO92 Main st, 9TH
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ApIE ~ GRAN,
ApothrcuriCs aud Druuui-f..


la Main st, Richmond,
AVE en- hand aud offer for sale upon the bcs
terms, for cash. on the usual credit TO responsible,
dealers, large aud varied assortment of Drug.
Chemicals, Glass. Paints, Oils, Dyc-stusl-
Ac., consisting in part Of
t,50o lbs superior Indigo
1000 lbs Madder
5000 lbs Extract of lockwood
80 kegs super Carbonate of Soda
30 hbis EPSON Salts
10 bhls Alum
bbls refined Camphor
30 bbls Clipped lockwood
u hhlS Redwood and Camwood
20 bbls Venetian Red aud Spanish Brown
1000 lbs Glue, American, Irish and Swiss
800 boxes Window Glass, French and American
40 boxes CASTLE Soap
40 boxes Starch
$500 gallons Linsoed Oil
5000 gallons Lamp Oil
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
10000 lbs White Lead
1000 lbs Red Lead and Litharge
IL bbls Narnishos
1000 lbs Gum Arabic
90 bbs Blake's fire and weather-proof Paint
% hbls prime Castor Oil
30 bbs Spirits of Turpentine
100000 Cigars-llavana and Principe
les doz. inallibe Yeast Powders
l caslt Mace
| Nutmecs
100 mats Cinnamon
Together with Ginger Alspce Cloves Cream of Tartar
Flour of sulphur Copperas Brazilleo Nicaragua wood
the usual assortment of Patent edcnes large variety
OF Fancy Articles, and carefully selected stock of pure
Medicines ADIE * GRAY,
mn No l41 Main street
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SPRING TRADE.
10 EnnnirN NIcrrhnnis.


Az iuSt IN receipt by steamers and sChooncrs tfon'
\. NngN AMI Philadelphia Of the largest assortment
have overhead. comprising every article IN my Inc a
calls all thar is required sale. Among the
articles en- hand viii be found
500 boxes Rsisns best bunch, whole halt quarter
aud CjCNtS
800 drums best Snyrps Figs
10 eases preserved Ginger
800 boxes Sartaes
1So lars fruuos
- quarter kcSs do
100 wood BDd fancy boxes do
$50 boxes Oranges and Lemons, best Messina
Is trails tvica Almonds
; bales RoCieaux do
10 10 Sicily Sott she'll
To BAGS Valencia
; bales fresh Grenobe Walnuts
10 bags Palm Nuts
10 do FilberfS
10000 lbs fresh made steam Candy warranted the
best VIII stand any cuaje-ade fresh daily out Of the
best white Sugar
Call at the Steam Candy Fscctry,
No l01, Main street.
lOlflS 1 RNSSlEU\
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subscriber beS to inform his numerous patrons and
lents aud the pab6e Ia general that he hiss IN store
omplete sok Of tie shove IS Is 30 be found IN the
/ nitcd States. VIZ
| SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM PLATED
&OODS-Spch as Casters, PLAIN and rcyolvlng; Cake
Baskets pith ch silver mOGOngS. Cau5teStlcks do. Tea
Iaas tsofsec Sets, sc &c.
| BLOCK TIN GOoOS-OjSh Covers, in sets OF and
pieces or suzlV; Tea aaa Coffee Oras Meat Dishes.
tovstev Dishes some extra deep egctahle Dishes Buck
$heat Cake Dishes Coffee Filters and Machines Coffee
POTS. &c. &c.
| 5ApANNED AND STEEL GOODS ofthe latest snd
est desirable patterns such Tea Trays, in sets SIN
[glv- Tea Caadics Cake Boxes &c Steel Fire Sets,
3vlth and without stands, large assortment.
IVORY HANDLE CUTLERY, fraT the manuacto-
iof Joseph Ro3Sors Il sons OF direct importation Knives
Esola with arw5fhcut Forks Ia 81 and sS pieces
/ MOOD WARE WILLOW WARE, BRUSHES
DOOR MATS. Se N fact everything appertainins to
karniSh house l. G(NrER.
fe2S Is, Main St
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-01

GATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS, war.
~ ranted fresh and genuine obtained from the cesbra
ted seedsmeI H. Sinclair Jr, d Co. Baltimore sold by
ROBERT R. DUVAL
1875 Main street under the American Hotel
These Seeds of the finest quality and such as viii re-
commend themselves. They are from one of the best
scotsman in this country.
ARTICHOKE-GrenG Globe.
ASPARAGUS-Giant
BEANs-Red Marrow, Six Weeks, White Kidney
,BEET-Long Blood, Early Turnip, White Sugar
BRoCGoLLEarly Purple, Large Purple Cape.
CAULIFLOWER-Eary and Late
UABBAGE Early York Early Batterssa, Large Flat
Dutch extra Drum Head Purple Green Curled Savoy
Drmhead Savoy, Early Sugar Loaf &C. &c ~
CARROI-Long Orange, Large White Cattle
CELERY-Whte Solid, Red Solid
CRESS-Broad L afGarden.
CUCUMBER-Early Frame, Long Green Gherkiu
CoRNrEarly Tascarora, Early Sugar. Six Weeks.
ENDIvE-Grem Curled
NASTURTIUM.
OKRA.
oNION-White and Red
PARSLEY-Curled
PARSNlP-Cup, Large Dutch
PEAS-Sinclairs extra early Bishops early Dwarf
Dwarf Blue Prussian Dwarf Green Imperial Drawf Mar.
rowiat.
PEPPERMINT Nose, Cayenne, &c
RADDlSH-Long Scarlet Salmon, red and white Tur
RHUBARB-For tarts
SALSIFY-or Oyster Plant
SPINNACH-Ro Savoy
SQUASH-Early Bush &c
TOMATO-Large Red,
nth T9RNiP-Red Top White Flat, Dales Hybrid Large
AIs9 O. W. Eta, AND POT HERB SEEDS.
FLOW Err SEEDS fine assortment
BIRD SEED, LUCERNE GRASS SEEDS &c.
WATEK COOLERs.-Ice Cream Fre.zers
w Churns, aud many other seasonabe goods receiy
ing and for sale by
NH 30 RM. ZIMMERMAN.
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5. ROsE,s NERVOUS CORDgaI.

III a S5 ~ In,
H. great medical discovery for all nervous conditions
ofthe systemThis preparations believed be the only
compound which reaches the nervous fluid and hence its
magical effect in curing almosmraculousy nervous head
ache tic doloreux pain in the face neuralgia numbness
twtchngs of the face or muscles Persons using this
fects The most violent nervous headache is frequently
cured in akeng Dose Thousands cantesty to it's pc
cular properties in alayng all pains arising from ner
state of the system by oone bottle Price only
so cts. Sold by
r. r. DUVAL,
Underline American Hotel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-01

r EVILS WEBB & SON ofIerf or sale
IL los hhds New Orleans
80 do Muscovado
Is do Porto Rico
ITO half boxes Loaf Stuarts, Have
meyer Moler's and Coverings = UGARS
100 bbls coffee
60 do crushed
60 do powdered
200 bags white Brazil
&c hhds prime new crop Cardenas
Sc do Muscovado
10 do Porto Rico MOLASSES
Bbs New Orleans
10 bbls Stuarts sugar house.Syrup
275 bags Java
$50 do Laguayra -
100 do Rio {ooff LIZ.
25 do old white Angostura
1000 sides Sole Leather, good stamps good and poor
damaged
200 sides upper do. wax and russett
So boxes Winchester Talow
so boxes Adamantine star brand rANn1uc
25 do Sperm ofA4>ohNso
20 do Hulls patent
Soaps of various kinds.
B Bbs Tanners Tamp }oIL.
a7s bbls cut Herrings
ITO do No 3 Mackerel
80 bbls and half bbls NoS9Macksre
hhds Bacon Sides
25 kegs and 10 bbs Lard
100 bbls.Tar
80 bbls clarified Vinegar
So cases Licorice Paste Ynuria ] C & Co.,
and brands
80 stick Licorice Paste, + G brand
IS terces Rice
1400 kegs Nails and Brads
Hoop Iron, Archer's Virginia Axes
500 bags Shot, Drop and Buck, Bar Lead
1900 Gunny Bags Grain Bags
Gunpowder, sporting and blasting
Painted Pals Pepper Pmento, Ginger
Chocolate, Saltpetre, Indigo
Copperas. Starch, Hops, Bed Cords
Leading Lines, Cotton and Hemp
Cande-wick Irvine
Paper writing, letter and wrapping
NH 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-01

AND tLfAR cur or COFFEE.-t have
imported and received fresh Dot OF those Justly
sehrstel "Bass patent Coffee Pots" They need no re
eDamendSt0n from me, they have been tired here by
nspy families ana found he the best Coffee Filter YET
Invente The cusudhss beenso great that have been
unable Il supply H. The simplicity is eae 81 The greatest
|eaares In the article, that the most lSoyi person
ban IT, They vary IN size from three pnts to e1s"
hnts, aad sro tor sale the House FT5Stag Soff OF
L. GlNTER,
nh II fSe Nam street
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a LIE. CHEEsE, OKANEEs, DEMONS

a LIZ, CuEEsE. ORANGES, LEMONS,
so bbls Ale
40 half bhls do
% boxes Lemons
80 do Oranges
$50 drums Rigs
so dozen Brooms
30 boxes prime Cheese
Receiving and for sale by
lie 81 H. w. TYLER.
HRulF ALE, BUTTER, CHEESE, FISH, 20
II TATOES &c.
900 drums fresh Figs
200 whole, half aud quarter boxes Raisins
100 boxes Oranges, fresh and i'll superb order
90 do Lemons, do do do
10 bags Filberts
10 trails Almonds soft shell
10 bags English Walnuts
100 bbs Newburg and Troy Ale
100 half do do do
% bbls Newark Cider
10 hhds dry Goldfish, best quality
600 bbls No . and Mackorel
100 boxes scaled Herrings
100 boxes English Dairy Cheese
81 casks and boxes large size do
so boxes assorted Candy
Receiving for sale b
NH II. w. TYLER.