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DIR. r. KILBOURNE & son,
DENTISTS,'
Nd MANUFACTU X T. Il , of
MINERAL TEETH
ST. JOHNSBJRl, VI.
FILLING TEETH.

UVfiE human teeth the diseases incident 10 tlrlii,
L their sympathy and functions IN the amman E
economy. have been subjects OF interest f"lii Ie"e
antiquity. So essential arc these organ, L" 'e'''i'
and to the beauty of the countenahcr lha I"i cen
turieS art and science have been explored 10 dcNIS
means for their preservation fililns leelh, 'ii''
principal remedy to arrest decay caflil" lie 10" Hi"i-
" estimated. for il is invaluable ana VIII a."H w
so appreciated bv those who havef'een so fortunate
as to have this oreration performed by skilfu den
fists in this DEPARTMENT 1t has stood the test OF rX-
pcricnce and its efficacy does not adilll "i Il aun.
but il must be done thoroughly To he "l any hefh''
and no one should defer il until me! acne HEM
the foolish remark-"So long a my t'rlh a"l
trouble me won't trouble them, * increases
the expense and renders doubtful successful result.
Some persons hesitate To incur the expense OF htv-
ing teeth filled bva skitul operator and VIII give
a self STYLED dentist one half price anu finally nave
their teeth ruined from motives OF economy. Few
persons will dispense with artificial front teeth IN
Of any deficiency. although II costs double OF
four times the amount necessary I" preserve lie
natural ones but if they could discriminate between
gool and bad dentists. and knew what p"rlnhneni
results accomplished by perfect g"i ming, II
seems impossible that any nne would neglect thell
teeth until past remedy This operation i conceded
hv finished dentists To he the most intricate one the
dentist i ever required 10 executes much :" a.
auv one in general surgery. Few dentists ever ac-
uure any skill or distinction in this art, because il
requires wears Of practice. and close study OF tn.
am; tony and pathology of these organs combined
with certain feasibility and adaptation Of the fin
gers to such nice operation, and pccn.''r system
in preparing and conicnsilY gold which few den
fists understand. This is the only system by whlct
teeth can be filled and permanently saved, and Is
pract~el by such dentists rs Drs. liarwoot Tucker
and Hitchcock. of Boston.
DR.. X. has had advantages for perfecting himself
that are rarely cniovcd by any dentist i'll the conn
Try, and fills teeth by his peculiar process. by whlri
the contour and beauty Of the teeth rctorcd.th'
gold being 81 compact a, to prevent amy future de
cay, presenting a full and polished surface. and II
proper care be taken t" keep the teeth clean. vii
preserve them during life. 7s2tf
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t>HI"H Ill All COUNTRIES. Il degree beyond that
almost every other maladv TO which any portion Of
the human family is heir. The diseases to which
we refer are usually known by the term of
FEMILE COMPLAINTS.
and comprises all the arrangements to which fc
males are liable by the pecuartieS of their orrani
EATON. Among these are Proap>,lS Uteri. or Eilino
OF the Womb: Chronic Inflammation and Ilcpr.-
Ton "tthc Womb; Incidental lIamorrhagc or Flood
ing: Fluor Alhus. Whites: Chluro>i>: Painful
Suppressed and irregular Mpn>truation. &C.. with
all their accompanying evils Cancer excclte,lD Of
Whatever duration and severity. ALL THE II CON-
PLANTS can hc pleasantly safely and certainly rem
e'licd by this preparation.
The claims OF this medicine to the confidence Of
the public strengthened hv the fact of its lyinr
received the appreciation and liberal patronage of
MANY Prominent MEMBERS "F THE MEDItALFA,-
JITY IN the United States some of whom have vol
unfairly given letters Of commcndnton. (~ee pam
lhet) sustaining all that is claimed for the Cathol-
con ~ a curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above dis
e:ScS together with Testimonials from ladies Of the
highest responsibility certified bv the most salts,
factory auhori': in the pamphlet to all which the
attention Of Ladies and Practitioners i respectfully
invited. can be had gratis AT nv store sold bv
j. E. BINGHlM 81. LAHslury
RI. b. PtCKHAM. NJ. D.. Utica. Ny.
l.. ID. FLEMING. NJ. u. n Bedford Ms
ID. !. F"oTE NJ. H.. Syracuse. ~ Y
References II. N. MILLS. NJ. l.. Rochester,. y Y.
W. W. EEE>t. ". D.. CITY 81 y. York
j. {. OKEI'k X, NJ. L., Baltimore. Nd
W. PKr>C"TT, ND. Concord. y. r.
rsn'~F h',"' :fs Er' a'.aa, N.lnrh 7stus
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ELDREDGE & JOHNSON,
Attorn'ys& CounselIors at Law,
Office. Reasons Euil!ing. Main street.
NASHUA. n, ii,

WILL. give prompt attention Ia all business en-
w trusted I" their c;Ic i'll any of the Courts in
this State.
They also continue 10 transact business in any
"f the Southern or Western States: such ~ ,,ur
chasing Government Lands or Improved Farm.
Tracing Land Titles. Pacing Taxes. EXAMINING
Land and furnishing IN the owner 4 description Of
is situation, value. &C. selling Lands. Inre~tigat
ing the settlement "t the estates OF persons ,lcccascd
securing the property belonging To- such cstat.s col
lrctln@ debts of all kinds. ana attending 10 any rg,,
business in the South and West
Land Warrants bought. sold. and located for .),e
Soldier, and Bounty Land disposed of on comm,
sion. ''''''''
ME: ELnErncE, having travelled cx.on,iv.,v in
ur west. ana on government lands and thereby, c
quifrd kl"W!cd@r OF the best lnrat,uS and y cen
eral business acquaintance. will contiuue tn mako
Journeys AT REGULAR intervals. tn attend IN ,be far
eign business of the office. "0
During h> absence. Nix; Tou>snv will he fnur1
III t,irr "iil'". t" attend to all hnm, hn>u,>s and
VIII r"""iv" and forward to Mr. F. fuci,n I.ina.
left with HIM so ''' '''''
PENSIONS. E"nnty Land, Back Pay and Extra Paw
procured for th">" entitled, Petitions for Patent.
ana HPrrlhcatl"n> carefully prepared and Patients
"h'aiird. A!vice on Pension Bounty md ,n,
Government Claims gratis ''''' All"
All business sent by mil will J.. ,..,
?edltl"'>ly and faithfully. w w
,s-o ]. w. JOHNSON
166tf
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BRICK MASONRY.

TONNE. CAMERON respectfully a'l'' 81.
- rhe pmllic. thar he la- lnrH''~' '.' FL
-"wIl. and thar he. ! IN r.aiinr>- '' '''' '''
his line ,i business. win prGHl'i'--> al" ,.s.-
manlike manner. III mar be- ''nf. or 'f,. .,,,,.r
he lctt, a, ,h,. h",r-y al NJ h'r"l- ''..
street. .,,,
\ ,Tn'n-hur,- No. p ~.
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DR.. Anarchists Uterine Calholicon.
l III. plSCONEEYo I

III. DISCOVERY OF
THE ABOVE rEtrA-
RATION has ESTAE-
il>HED \ NEW ERA
IN TIE HISTORY OF
THE HEALING AIT;
1t Is, in truth. one of
the greatest Medical
Discoveries of the
Age. because if will
cure more than nine
tentlS OF a class of
distressing disease.
incidental tofcmales
IN every stage oflife,
and W hic h have
heretofore resisted
the best Efforts Of
the 1kdical pro-
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Cash paid for Oats & Butter.

NANI wears of trial instead Of irmpairing the
vi public confidence in this medicine, has won
l"r II an appreciation AMI notorc.l hv far exceeding
we u'"> >Anguln" expectations OF IT. friends. Moth
ing hit it> intrinsic Virtues and the unmi>takahlc
"ehcht conferred on thousands of sufferers. could
"I,Eihate ana maintain the reputation il enIovs-
"n'c many inferior remedies thrust upon the com
munltv. have failed and been discarded This h,s
.e'i trends by every trial. conferred benefits on
the afflicted they can never forget and nrnduco !
cures To" numerous and too remarkable To c foruot
ten. o
While II i n fraud on the public Ia pretend that
any one medicine will iniahlv cure-still there *
abundant proof that the CHERRY PICTORIAL does
moi only a> "A general thing. hut almost invariably.
cure the maladlcs for which il is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better known
ms medicine has gradually become the hest reliance
OF Tue afflicted from the log-cabin Of the American
peasant, +" the PALACES of European king~. Through
out Tins entire country. i'll every State. city, and in
deed almost every hamlet it contains CHERRY Pc
I"kALIS known rs the best remedy eXtant for dis
eases "i the throat and lungs, and i'll many foreign
countries It l. coming I" be extensively used bv
Their most intelligent PHYSICIANS. Ip Great Britain
france and Gcrnanv, where the medical sciences
nave re;ri!" their highest perfection, CHERRY PFC
i"kAi: Is introduced, and in constant use in the Ar
mice Hospitals, Aims Houses. Public Institutions
ana III domestic practice the surct remedy their
attending Physicians can employ for the more dan
''I''I ol me lungs. Also IN l!I,icr cases
ana Tor children il is safe pleasant and effectal (u
cure. In TACT some of the most tiat'ering te>tn"-
mas we receive have been from parents who have
i"u,H II rhracou> in particularly Incidental
to childhood.
Inc CHERRY PEcT"EAI. is manufactured hv
practical Chemist, and every ounce oft under his
own eve. with ilIyariahle accuracy and care Ii j,
sealed and protected BY law from countsr.it>. con-
>e4'lenty can be relied on IA genuine without adul
terati"n.
We hay" cnieavorel here 70 furnish the comnnu
MY with Il medicine Of such intrinsic superiority
ana worth a. should commend Itself 10 their conf
'ttcc-i remedy at safe speedy and eficctlal.
winch this hat by repeated and countless trial,
proved l'st t" be- and trust bv Grr,. care in pre-
pairing II with chemical accuracy IF uniform strength
'"u"rh rhv>lclaIl> lew agent on which they can
rev Tor The best results and the Inflicted with rem
cay mar VIII d" for them all that medicine can do
fkEI AIRED < SOLD BY JAMES c. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist
n 'Hht LnwELL MASS.
>, or sale by j. t.B ISGnAH. St Iohn>burv; to,bv
Mc''at''v X Co., Lyndon; Hill & Flanders Shof-
N'!': > '.'t'r>,,. Ra~--r
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cine, and every needful comfort beside; and
the doctor in few days pronounced him con-
valeeren.
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Scientific Evidenced!

Baron Liclig III his celebrated work on animal
chemistry. say: An artificial digestive fuid
analogous I" the Gastric Juice NAV he readily pre-
pared from the mucous membrane of the stomach
OF the Ok III which vari"S articles of food a. meat
and eggs will he s"ftenei changed. and di--e>t,-,i.
Just IN the same manager they would be in the
human stomach.
Call "n the Agent, and -e; descriptive circular.
gratis giving large amount of scientific evidence
similar To the above, Together with reports Of re-
marhablc cures from all part> of Tie Iuired S.a,as
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He CAL E ID u n A n.
A Farm for Sale.

n p WILEY, Of DERBY, wishes FISHES t.; to
L. w sell one Of the best farms IN
rowr both as regards its location. soil, and state
Of cultivation Said farm is situated fb"ut mile
from the centre Of the town-it contains l'o acres
part or the whole 10 suit the purchaser \ liher-
al credit will be given for part of the pay Inc
farm needs 10 further recommendation than TO be
examined.
july, 1852. Isl"o
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SULLIVAN K, R, NOTICE
ETssI f e
~ Al
Summer Arranpeme,.

TRAlNS leave Windsor AT -
L or on arrival Of the Car from =, 2 y
Pas>umpSic rnadS-hath Tram, ,..,., '.'-a.
lows FafI. with the VI Vail, a,i CO = .-
for New York via Springfield. Ilqr.f-1 , .- T.
ton VIA keene tif'hhGrg, *, ,,7fr.,.- - H.
l,l5 and $50 Pm. aai New Ytrh a. . - r.
Trains leave Bellows Fails t.r ,l..- H.. Pa
Mnd>"rat II :i5 :, and 5.l1IN.a-...,.
Of the New l"rk and E',,.n Tr..., :. 49,. '...-.
Montreal, Burlington, Monticello. W -
l"hn>hurv. &c. Passengers f.v H.. e.. ''..- >-
Eeil p'', fall> white with the Trains IL: INIT
most direct and desirable ror,,, ,r.,.. -
Ia Sarato~a, leaving 81 Ioll,,l.--,.. I'll
er m the morning ana ~t"lHing2 h,,.-. ~. :. IL
Fails, arriving al Sarat"Sa at5rN. I- g..
At FitchhurE Trains cnrncr, 'v~...
Trains for Worcester, Providence. g. ..,'- ~. g.
for Lowell. Nashua, Lawrence. &. d. ''-
Stages connect n Charlc<,ou,. IT, s..
Pcrkin>vilc. >"l1th Eea,liu-. Ar.
Gor'rsh"ra, V H., W,q is -
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HORSE LOST,

RAJ I'd OK loLEN from the pasture of the
~ subscriber. "n the Eth instant. a dark brown
mare, eight years old with long tail and will weigh
about 600 lbs. The subscriber will suitably reward
any one giving information where he can find the
mare or who will return her To him.
Kirby, July 81, 1872. 7s2w3*
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Look Out for the Engine
When the Bell Rings,
PETER r. LONERGAN.

pESPECTFUl.Ll informs II" ''''''rr .'
L 4 .I"hm>hurv ana - vicinity, tha' h. T.
menced his business Of Boot Making "a VI j.
building, opposite the Pa~~umI-ic H"n-'- 49,
Viii manufacture ~eWed aud ''e.,red H." = ~. ~
c>t and most Fashionable. >tRle.
/. T. l.. ha> had ] ~ experience - Ma
.ionrncvman " some "fthc lar-n>t cite 3.
and thl> country. and i ~" "l''v l"r-'' Dr. :
bury wh" can :i'laI.r rh.' Boat :" ~i' -
thar be- viii not run it Down on lie l"' 'T
This combined with h. arki"Hle1-'~i =
tn--thc n"Itne>> - hi> w"rhmala-l y. ana .-
rafiltv Of hi materials, hr h"la~ vi $50 ~
a share Of The ruhlic patronage. 80.
He also kcri,> on hand -,s.l s--rr'r''i
latest style 81 Ia,ii,-. ME--.--. ani thih'n'-
aud great variety oi liPl,~i ami i''N' -.
leather au,l Kid Shoes together with G'~'' -
m-',f al kuhhrr>
The abnNr viii he sold
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Now is the Time !

n consequence Of the cold weather during the
fore part Of the present season. the sale of thin
dress goods has been quite limited. The result Is,
We have a
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT
On hand which we shall close off at prices
MUCH LOWER than
Ever Before Offered
In this or ANY OTHER market.
Notice the list OF goods and priceS-CALL SOON
and share in the BENEFITS TO be derived from
purchasing at prices
Much less than Cost.
Lawns cents, former price II. cents.
80 & 10 IS toll -
. II to Is " VERY NICE 2Oto 25
Slendid French Lawns and
Musins, 90 10 % cents, :" 80 to 40
Rarage> II to 81 '20toG2 -
Handsome Barage De
LANES II to % 2Oto37 &"
Also summer ShawlS and other summer Goods at
LESS THAN COST.
We are determined to close off the above cls>. of
goods and hence, offer
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Low for Cash.

~ Rel'oiri,.g .tone at sh"'f '"'''''
Aurll - le5a
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SECOND TRAIN FOR NEW Ynpr
TRAINS NORTH

FIRST TRAIN FOR st JoIIN>EI1,y
Lcay" Boston. AZ -@a,u
e t"I cord. Nh l.sa.,u
s" VIZ Junction. I4>.rv
Arr.r" ~ >;-.I.ll:.~il.rv .+.a>.rN.
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ST. JOHNSBURY
MARBLE WORKS.
MARBLE WORK.

IN all It> various branches ina >;vlc which CAN y
b" surpassed, al prices b,hac competition. and wi,
in the means Of all
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w A TCHING G,

The following lines are printed from the
proof-sheets of the volume of poems soon to
be issued, from the pen of Mrs Emily C.
Judson. The poem was evidently written in
the East, during Mrs. Judson's lonely watch
es by the bedside other dying husband.
Sleep, love, sleep
The dusty day is done.
Lo. from af.r the fre>hening breezes sweep
Wide over grove, of balm,
Down from the towering palm,
IN at the open easement cooling run,
And round thy lowlv bed,
Thy bed Of pain,
Bathing tn patient head
Like grateful showers Of ram.
They come;
While the white curtains, waving to and fro,
Fan the sick air;
And rityinglv the shadows come and 90,
With gentle human care,
Compassionate and dumb
The dusty dav is done
The night begun;
While praverful watch keep
Sleep. love, sleep.
Is there no magic in the touch
OF fingers thou Lsst love so much?
Fam would they scatter peoples DER thee now,
Or, with soft cares.
The trclnulous lip it, own ncpenthe press
Upon the weary lid and aching brow.
While prayer,ul watch keep.
Slreo, love, Sleep
On the pagola spire
The bells are swinging.
Their little golden circles i'll ilutter
With tales the &ooing winds have dared to utter
Till all are ringing
A. If IL choir
OIgolden-ne,te birds in heaven were singing;
And with lulling sound
The music floats around,
And drops like balm into the drowsy ear.
Commingling with the hum
OF the Sepoy's distant drum,
And lazy beetle ever droning near.
Sounds these Of deepest silence born,
Like night made visible by morn;
So silent, that sometimes start
To hear the throbbng Of my heart.
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Tis said tItuu hast gone to thespirit land.
Thou hast taken Time angel wings and flpwr
They say thou hast joined now a happier bpndi
Who have spread their pinions for the tOples'
throne. &
Twas bitter 70 break thus that silveIy thread
That bound thee below midthy fond friends Z
earth
Yet sweet the bang thattold thee with ths
dead,
And gave ihy spirit soues; brighter birth:
Pure spirit immortal, we know thou art blesses
Thou ert gone, thou ait gone, yet we know al
Tothy fond weeping friends, we say, tlouh has
wstsiIihem to mourn not, Jet slsh as wetell
Cspst ever look down on the friends thou has
left,
Bright spirit exalted, wilt ever forget
These leyed o0es and loving, now deeply be
reft--
otell US. thou spirit, dost think Of them yet
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&c 66
SPRING And SUMIdER
DIR n GOODS.
WHOB lie AND RETAIL,

n Wf1Olsks3hi<ES AMI hbiAtl5
Al Na. 90, Front Street. 2 doOts ,oest Of ths
Tfapklin Ifoase
|fTiHANKFCIs II or past iavcrs and solicit
j ing continuaAce Of your patronage, w
respectfully invite your attention 70 as FINE
A ST'0C K {perhapsl Of Silks, Dress.nnd fancy
goods aud Notions as can be found in ourcity.
II is Impossible to enumerate; you must call
and examine for YOURSELF.
Our incfehsea sales isun evidence thai our
godds, prices and manner OF doing business Is
becoming known andapprecfatedb by discern
ing public, who have tuo much coUnron sense
70 be liumbuggcd by pnfiig. aScIfspraisc
being half scandal" wa leave the field for
chose who arc adepls atpuiHng themselves
We planted ourselves here when our cifycodld
hardly bs called toioh, have grown up with
i Studying from yenr to year, your wants, al
first keeping our little craft near shore, increas.
ing our stock according 10 our m ,ans, and now
We find oar heads above water and why? SIM
ply because we purchased our goods ereIusips-
" for cash, and sell for the same at small prof
It's and lose nothing by bad debts.
For low prices we have nailed our coiors 10
the mast and triu nat surrender.
]. LODWlCK & SONS.
Country Merchants and Fnrnacemen,
Aftor posting yourselves as to prices and
qualities Of goods we would be pleased to see
gu as we believe we can make il TO your in,
tercst 10 give us a share Of your patronage.
April 10, I852-dW.
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FOUNDRY.
q. s. CUMIINS,
Manufacturer of Machinery, stoves,
and HOIiOWsware.

Manufacturer of Machinery, stoves,
and HolIow-ware,
UNIFORMS his friends and the public, that
4 he has taken the Foundry known as
Maddock's Foundry, lately occu piod by Stc-
vens1n & Murray, on Chilicothe street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth. Where he is pre-
pared TO make all kinds Of Castings 10 order.
such as stram ,engines, saw aud GIist Mill
work Of all descriptions, building Fronts, Cap
and Sils to Windows, Fire Fronts, and Fire
Crates. Stoves and Hallow-ware. Plows an9
plow Points OF all kinds, Wagon Boxes and
Hubs, Foot Sctapefs. J ave Troughs, Paving,
Guilcring, &c. &c. All Of his work lie will
warrant to be superior to any made in Ports
mouth. heretofore. ann as good as can be got
lin Pittsburgh or Cincinnati. The moulding
will be done by the proprietor, who is a
practical workman. and the castings will be
made Of The best material,
| Babit's metal aud brass castings, Of all de-
tscripiions, persons in want of castinsgs, will
piease call and see his castings and PRICES, be
fore purchasing elsewhere. He will buy OLE
iron, brass and copper, for which he will
pay the highest price. He hopes by strict at
! tention TO business 10 merit u sbufe Of public
1 patronage.
nAlI kinds of Machinery Turning attend
ed 10 oil short notice.
jrne 3, 80 -d&w5m.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF
Spring and Summer Goods
AT Mo a Enternriae ROW.

.,,. At No. 8, Enterprise Row.
TUST now receiving and opening another
81 large stock of CHEAP and FRESH GOODS,
bought very cheap-many Goods having declln-
ed since the opening of the Spring trade.
Our retail department will be found to con-
tain VERY LARGE stock of staple and fan
cy Dry Goods. Particular attention has been
paid to the selection Of cheap rich and brilliant
styles of Ladies' Dress Goods. We are now
better able than ever TO please the ladies', vino
are invited to call early.
Our wholesale room as usual is filled with 8
targe stock o Goods purchased TO suitthe coun
ry and furnace trade, both in quality and price
We have now and always do have larger ant
better assortment of Goods in our iobbing room
than can be found in any house in the place.
Country Merchants, Furnace Propretors, ant
all Others dealing in Dry Goods are invited t.
call before visiting PittSburg or Cincinnat.-
Queensware, Glassware, Carpets, Cotton Yarn
| and Batting, wholesale and retail
| May IL. ELDEN BROTHERS & co.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 28-P. NJ
M0UR-There was good demand to
day, and the sales reached 1000 brls from ca
nal at $3.50 200 do at 3 25, 1000 do at 8 25,
inspection guaranteed 100 doIm Hamilton
railroad at 3 81, 65 do al 3 25. Received du-
ring the last "a hours 1889 brls; exported
same time 45l do.
PROylSl0NS--The market is firm but
there is not much doing, holders showing
but little disposition TO sell, A sale on Sat-
nrdaay, not before reported, Of $50 brls mess
Fork at $40. In Bacon the only sale we
heard Ofwas25 bids shoulders at 7ac pkd.-
We continue to quote shoulders 73c, sides
9ic pkd. ri
WHiSKY--Sales Of 200 brls from Miami
canal OF l5l, l42 do fm do at l5a, ll3 do I'm
do at the market rate 65l do I'm river, store
and canal at l55 and 100 do I'm Miami car
at l5ac,a further decline.
CHEESE--Sales of 100 bxs at 6ic. The
demand is limited,
TOBACCO--Sales Of LOG bxs XIV 5s at l3c
% DO Mo | Va IS at l7c, IS do mid Va ID:
at 22c, 6doe extra do IS at 22e, 6do No / dc
lbs at 300, IS do com do S. at l3c, 20 do
The demand is very good and prices have an
upward tendency.
BUTTER--A sale Of 500 lbs fair at 9Rc
the packers pay 81 to l0c. and the city deal
ers 10 TO l2c for good 10 prime. The re-
eeipts continue light.
ASHES--.A sale OF l3 brls Pearls at SC.
COFFEE; SALES Of 100 bags OF l0@l0tc
and 400 do prime TO arrive at the same. TIL,
market is less firm,
FREIGHTS- To New Orleans, -four. 40
whisky, go; pork. 80; lb freight 2b@S0c.-- :
10 Pittsburgh whisky, 40 ESQ; ID fcsigh
leac.