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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13
JULY APPOINTMENTS,
DOCT. H. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his follows:
Ravenna-Prentiss House, Friday afternoon and Saturday,
18th and 10th ofJuly. -
Akron-Cobb's Exchange Thursday, 18th July.
CevelandAmercan House, Tuesday and Wednesday, 26h
and 29th June
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases the Liver Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, Inhammations, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Shortness of Breath difficulty breathing Dyspepsia
sy, Weakness Nervous disabilities Resessness Loss
appetite, Constipation. Derangement of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Swelngs long standing dis
eases, are in vited to call.
blisters he Homapaths he Mercury,
senc Anthony, other mineral medical agentnor
Thompsonan neither emetcs. His
diseases differs all others that have adopted
but than his system of treatment He does
make sick make well, down to build again.
nay irritation, by patching with anodynes
We caution the public against fnpoSerS who in several
of remedies by pretending to administer the They
know nothing whatever of the recipes and with
would be utterly incapable of celebrating of medi
cines, as they are Of earning reputable practice.
BRONCHl TIS-ITS WORST STAGES CURED.
Dr. TuBBs, Sr:-When commenc ed your treatment
months since, much debitaed and suffered from
in the sde shorness of BREATH weakness in the small
the back night swea estessness, coughing and expectoat
ing profusely often raising pint of whtish substance
of the threat seemed increasing and extending
the lungs At times became dizzy to fall unless
object of support BY the of medicine
entirely relieved and well and strong
before in life Am at work through all kinds of weather
ond though sometimes wet neither the cough
throat have troubled me in the least.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WEIGH.
East Cleveland Dec. 25, 1851.
lied reproduce n single
IN Of its H.. F.
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A G. A L y

TO THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE COUNTY.
AVING made arrangements with the firm of H. RHYAN,
5th Pittsburgh, known of the largest
and best furniture manufactures in the United States by Whit
furnish all who will favor with their cusom with every
variety of CABINET FURNITURE found in city west of New
York, and at prices as low
of those wishing to purchase to
stock consisting i'll part of choice selection of Soas
Mahogany spring paor and rocking chairs and large
bottoms from to 24 dollars sett.
Marble Mahogany and Cherry top paror tables, Bureaus,
wash stands coge, sofa and common beseads large as
pces and quantity of picture frames at l2 cents each
also assortment of Eastern work from new YORK
on the way, and will be here i'll few days.
Cofins kept on hand of all sizes.
Ware Rooms ON Main Street, one door East of
Halls Book Store Rayenna. T. G. PHILLIPS.
RaVenna, July 12. 6n-419
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Another Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, July 8.
Another accident occurred this morning, at
O'Clock, on the Baltimore Railroad. The
freight train, which had just left Wilmington, ran
into the draw at Brandywine Creek Bridge; the
keeper of which says he gave the proper signal,
but no attention was paid to it. The locomotive
tender and two platform cars went into the creek.
The engineer, fireman, and man whose name
is not known, were drowned The bridge is on
the outskirts of Wilmington.
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Mexico AND THE UxrED STATEs.-The "Uni-
yersa, published in the city of Mexico, aludes to
the rumors which have been circulated in that
country and this, that the large increase of the
Mexican army provided for by a recent decree of
Santa Anna, contempates declaration of war
against the United States. These rumors it
pronounces entirely groundless. Gin Short" it
says at the close of it's article, "Mexico has no
iidsa Of declaring war against the United States.
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Latest from CalifOrnis.--ArrivalO of the
Illinois.

New York, July II.
The steamer Illinois, from Aspinwall arrived
here this morning with California dates to june
10th.
She brings 500 passengers and 81 ,s36,ooo or
freight.
* The ship Carrier Pigeon from Boston, for San
Francisco, went ashore on the 9th Of June. on
point New Year, about 80 miles south of San
Francisco.
Al steamer sent to the wreck, saved 200 pack
ages The vessel will be total loss, also a
large portion of the cargo.
The steamer Sea Bird, sent to the assistance
of the Carrier Pigeon, was beached while taking
out her cargo. AT last accounts she was break
ing to pieces.
A duel was fought on Saturday morning, June
- ilth, near the mission de Dolores, between Ed
ward Bates, clerk of the Asst Alderman, shot
through the body, and died on Sunday. Several
other duels are reported.
The weather in California was very WARM
The thermometer varying in the shade from SO
to 1o7.
The mining intelligence from all quarters, was
of the most cheering character.
Business at San Francisco was revving.
Trade IN the interior was improving.
The duel between Hon. Mr.. GWinn and Mr..
McCerkle, was fought on the LIST June. Three
Intellectual shots were fired, and the natter was
satisfactorily adjusted
The Pathfinder had arrived with dates from
Hong Kong to the 27th of April, and from Shan
ghai to the 18th April. The capture of Nankin
and subsequent defeat of the rebels is fully con-
frmed. The Hong Kong Herch gives details OF
various cruelties practiced by the insurgents;
they were making iMdiscriminate slaughter OF
priests, as we'll as of the Manches at Nankin.
They induced!7oo Macheswomen in on one build
ing and set fire to it, reducing to whole to ashes
They also pressed every chinese from Is to 40
years of age into the army, killing the children
as useless and making cooks and scu!lions OF the
women. At Nankin the leader of the rebels was
crowned Emperor. Fears were entertained at
Canton that the rabble would rise on learning OF
the success of the rebels The expectation OF
rice had been prohibited from some districts A
letter from Hong Kong, dated April "a, states
that Com. Perry about to proceed to Japan
with the Mississippi and Saratoga. This had
caused some uneasiness among the foreigners, as
it would leave them comparatively unprotected.
The Panama Star says there was attempt
at revolution in Bonga the 9th June several
individuals were shot. Gen. Harrison attempted
to call out the troops, but Gen Melo refused.
The steamer Golden Gate with the mails to the
18th, and specie arrived on 28th.
The English mail ship Keyto arrived on the
18th with dates from Valparaiso to the 4th, anc
Lima to the 18th of June.
The prospects Of war between Bolivar and Pc
Euwere increasing.
The steamer Union from Panama and Austral
Ia sailed for Gallo on the 9th.
The frigate 81. Laurence was at Bagoda on the
soth.
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Suffeld July GIL


ON the 5h day of August D. 1853 between the hours
~ one and six O'Clock p M. the premises, shall sell
the following real estate the property Peeah Bard de-
ceased to witt Situate i'll MaEtua township
Portage and State of Ohio, and by being part
lot NO. q bounded as follows, beginning post
and run south 80 des SO min. east three chains
post thence south 35 min west 50 chains to post
thence no rth 60 deg 40 min east three 81 links to
post, thence south 35 min rs links to post
thence so links post in the of the road thence
south S6 deg 40 mn west7 chains and to post
in the center of the road thence north S5 links
and stones thence S5 chains the pIare
of beginning containing fifteen land subject 10 an
encumb berance by the Widows dover.
Terms ofsale mado known o. day of sale.
OSMAN FERRIS Admr.
of fPeletiah Bard
Mantua July 6, A. D. 1883. 4w41s.
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Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet.
SUNDR RIES.
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIhERES,
VESTINGS, AND FURNISHING GOOD

LAIND 0OOD01
n NJ. soMERvILLE is receiving from New York, =
IL. of Ready Made Clothing, that - be
beat lin any way you have mind to take by any
parts which he offers the good people 0f
warrant my clothing.
Also good Mt of Cloths cassimeres and vosnS
plain tpop fancy patterns he win make
every style suit the
and rates that can't fail suit thar pockes Tho bos
workmen only will be employed
Also every article Of Furnishing Goods In ne such
Shirts collars, half hose under Shirts drawers cravats, neck
ties handk &c. &c, All kinds produce tken but
be paid down. sell bettsr advantage, and
cheaper deal AL kinds custom work attended
to and got A. No. style Cutting done on short nonce
Pecha prime artcle Jeans Linen Tape andtommon inch
measures. .s- ta.
He will be found Les Block, nearly oppo.
site the Bank, in Preutiss' new Block -.
Rsvenne April 1cth, Isss. 7or0 ,
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nN the 5h day of August, D. 1885, between the hours
~ and six O'Clock p M. on the promises, shall sell
following the property of Harvey Haggery
deceased wit: Situte In the township of Suhed in the
county Portage and State of Ohio known by being
middle of lot No. AZ in said township and bounded
follows beginning the south west corner ofland owned
by H. K Martin thence south along the lot line 10 rods
thence 6 rods thence 10 rods thence 6 rods
place beginning contaning of land being
the pottery lot, appraised at $3.50, CO., a.f~..
Terms ofsale made known the day Of sale.
.S HUGH 4. MARTIN,
Adnr ofHenry Haggerty.
SufHeld July 9Th. IS53 4W416
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Dreadful ARRAY i'm Virgini;a---FOur
MEM Probably AiEIeGa.

NORFOLK, July D.
George c. Churchwood and William Searls
had fracas here on Monday night. Churchwood
fired three barrels of revolver at Searls, each
taking effect. The latter then drew knife and
rushed ON Churchwood, inficting him four
gastly wounds, from the effects of which he died
on the spot. Searls, it is thought, is so seriously
wounded, that he cannot recover. Both were
young men. The tragedy the result of a
drunken frolic.
RICHMOND, July g..
Three brothers, by the name OF Farrer, got in
to quarrel last Thursday, in Buckingham coun-
ty, which resulted in the death of two Of them.
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Resolved UNANIMOUSLY, That for the last two years
have in the habit of using the Mustang Lin
ment for rheumatism and for all bruises, sprans and
burns and it has failed to give Immediate relief
Resolved That have also used the Mustang Linment
for the piles, eyspeas, salt rheum and chapped hands, and
that it has always cured.
Resolved BY LADIES' That have used the Mustang
Lnment for nipples, breasts chaes and
Children freckes face
and white.
Resolved By SEXES, That we shall ever
nue the of the Mustang nimen because have tried
its efficacy
For sale by l. Swift. 2w-419
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Administrator Sale.

THE remainder of the personal property belonging the
Estate of Algernen s. Collins, deceased not sold at the
previous sa consisting ofone lot Of square TIMBER one lot
lot of Wagon spokes and other property, will be sold at
vendue the late residence of the deceased Wednesday,
the Goth day of July n commencing O'Clock in the
forenoon and will continue from day day thereafter until
the property is all sold.
HORACE 5. DoTY, Administrator.
Ravenna, July 6, 1853. 2w4I8.
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Medical Notice.
r. MORT M. d.

Physo Pathic Physician and Surgeon.
R. MORTON, having located himself Ravenna, profers
~ his all who may wish apply
AID
His system of curug disease is by the udcious admnisa-
ton Vegetable remedies selected from the wild forests
nature and the cultivated gardens together with the Hydro
pathc System, Water Cure treatment which mild
their operations restorative in their medicinal virtues and
various in their chemical properties than all the
disease that human flesh is heir to- 1t is from experience
the eminent Physicians and twenty years experience
Diseases that found in both
States that he has derived his skill in the
all forms both and chron
ic. Call and ADVICE FREE. Prompt attention paid
all under his treatment
Office Main street, Jas Tw & Co.'S. Hat Store
nearly opposite the PrentsS House. Boards said House
REFERENCEs-Pfof A Curtiss, Cincinnati; Prof Courtney
do; do; DR.. w. Beach, New York; Prof,
Newton, Worcester Massachusetts, Prot Stockwell, Gard
ner, Maine.
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New York, July "a dispatch from Wash
ington says that MF.-Baehanan has resigned the
office of Minister to England. Messrs Bayey
and Wise are candidates ior the posts of Ministers
to England and France, respectively.
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JOHN PAINE,

Abner Harris, Sophia Smith, mon Pleas of Portage
Squire Smith, Allen Harris, Bar county, and State Of
barry Metcalf, Emma Mason, Isaac Ohio.
N. Mason, Joanna Young, An
drew Young
TINE defendants will take notice that the plaintiff filed his
bill in said court Of pleas of Portage county,
Ohio, the 18th day of February, A D. 1853 have
the mortgage, In said bill mentioned, oreelosed That
hearing will be had at the next term of said court.
STRAWDER g. BROWN, Pl1s. AttyS.
Ravenna. july 9,1 6W-l9.
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Resolutions by eaae Ieopze.

Dr. TUBES will be at the Prentss House Frda,
afternoon and Saturday, 18th and 10th of July
ses advertisement in another column.
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CITY w ARE,-NCCMS.

Neao and Splendid Enterrize-FWrmatureA ArrsUed!
RlFFIN q are now establishing G HI the FuFn 1
@ hufe @ d dn an from ems best
Establishments in New York City.
people who wished to furnish their psrlors sleeping
been compelled to go to eli sST York 5S or ps
calls for better and more and we are
save them additional expense ofgoing the cities
0pgng sedd M nrsse the work On s will be
FOUND AT A. B. GRIFFIN's OLD STAND,
opposite the Universast Church.
list Of td'sS part s Of W stook Sofas aa =
Ma5e top side tables 10 G9n Sd Gar
try and book case, crab tables, mahogany bed seads
sor&snt of w4Rs SAz
GLtssEs and MATH.ss5s HnckleyS Bed bott0n' can't 10
Wv WAsGrD@A first rate article of sseasoned Black Walnut
Ravenna July 12, 1858. 6m4l9 GRIFFIN G. BosrwlcK
Ho, for the West!
-, FOR SALE House and Lot on Chestnut street.
will be solo cheap for apply asas to ns
BOY Timers and Brass Founders trade,
n and make himself generally useful about the shop
Ravenna, July 8, 1853. 5. KAMsoN.
IEYs! KEYsu-Keys made and fitted to locks, the
N Brass Foundry, in Ravenna:
DY ExPREss-Receved this day by express, 's blk
D silk, veils muslin sdgings, houneng etc
July Sth selling very low at HoRRs
yxTHIrE FISH and TRoUT-so bbs received this day
w July 8. at HoRR's
ROCKERYA large assortment just received, selling very
" cheap at HoRR.s
NRAss sCYTHEs-The best steel grass scyhes
VI ranted, at seven shillngs.
Grain Cradles do pay higher prices but call at
July 9Th. HoRR-s
Notice an Attachment.
IL persons will take notice that Elijah s. Skill
N tom on day of March, A D. 1883, fled in the
of the of pleas of Port
county duly certified transcript ofhs proceeins attach
ment H. Burr before a. Jackson, ESQ.,, Jus
tce of the Ravenna township, and said 25th day
of 1853 writ of attachment from aid
Of common pleas said transcript, against said Horace ID.
Burr for the sum $33U0 damages to the statute
in such case made provided which said writ has been
served and returned. . -
Attest: Z. SPALDING, Clerk.
RANNHY GE TAYLOR, Sois for Pie,
Jury !, 1853. o~Nds
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DRUGS.
Z. 90 49,.
DRUGS,

LARGE and fresh assortment of Drugs, Paints, Oils,
N Dyes, Groceries, Brushes. &c.
AT THE OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
Ravenna June 1853. l. SWIFT
GEO sal soda; 100 putty bladders; b
paint in oil polishing putty marble; bottles chloride
lime; bronze, gold leaf, &c.
SPONGE. great Variety Twine, linen and cotton; bottle
wax; corkscrews; corks ofevery description
Blisterng tissue; Seidlitz's powders.
EXTRACT of cammomie aconte quassa, rhubarb, hops,
and valenair syrup iodine ron phosphate me pure cod
liver o chlod zine; morars wedgewood and proclaim;
trusses; syringes, glass and metal thermometers
FLAvoR1NG ExTR Mace nutmegs, mustard; powdered
cinnamon, cloves, allspice and pepper.
so Ct tea, coffee black tea chocolate, rce arina,
corn starch, raisins, crushed and grained sugar.
Rose PINK paris green chrome green, prussian blue fig
blue, ultra marine, emery, smalts, sand paper.
Bird Seeds fish bone &c.
Emmerson's hair restorative; Kathairon; Phaons
raor; Teopherous hair tonic, dyes oils, perfumery,
fancy soaps, &c.
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BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATHER,

IF YOU want first rate article of boots and Shoes
GILLIs DURHAM sstore, immediately of the late fire
in Ravenna, who have made arrangements hand
all times large and general of home mnnufc
ured and eastern made boots and Shoes which will
ut the lowest figure for cash ready pay.
They will continue to keep hand good article OF sole
leather, upper leather, ning ass and
most kinds of shoe findings. which they wiz sell small
advance cost for prompt pay. - +" -'
. Give a call and see for yourselves. s.fs.
Ravenna, June !, 1853 GrLLIs & DuRHAN.
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HARPER and PUTNAM, for June, at
For the Spring Trade.

VOLUME s. DAubigne's History the Reformation; Key
to Uncle Tom. bound in coth Uncle Tom and Key !,
baund in cloth; for sale by Z. LITTLE.
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1RO LBS. sulphuric acid 1Go Bs Muriac acid 100 lbs
IeDO solution tin; Just reed June
pRUSHES, general assortment can be found at
ID June 1853. Sw1FT's
TTSE ZINC PAINT!- will go further than
" and is cheap, at Sw1FT's
nARLEYS Heave Remedy, fresh supply, at
- June 1853. SwIFT's
.OA LBS. Superior Rhubarb Root, sale
eOU June 1853. SwIFT's.
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Arrived at Last.
OUR stock offspring aid summer goods have all arrived
" The stock is of the largest brought this county
The goods not of second third quality
and will be sold low goods of first quality sold in this
any other county in Northern Ohio, at PRENTIss
Ravenna, May 80, 1853.
NEW BOOkS-Voices from the silent land; leaves
~ consolation for the afflicted. Compiled by Mrs. Dwight
Williams Price 100 Just published, and for sale by
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RRwT RnnkS

IUSICAL INSTRUMENTAL new supply of Accordeons
vi Flutes Vons Fagelets and Ffes superior quality
ist received and for sale cheap, by B. LITTLE.
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New Arrival.
RS. E. T. RICHARDSON has just received another
IVA of summer bonnets, chdren' flats, style of
bonnet ready made Vsettes long mitts black lace ves
coars under sleeves and other goods
mention, to which she invites the attention of the Ladies'
She has just received direct from New York the
for dresses and will be happy to wait all
may favor her with CALL at her residence Main
RaNennH. LIME I. lSl3
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, May 21-8P. M.
ASHES were unusually active, but still cheaper. The
days sales an ounted to $50 bbls at s537 for pearls
end 81 slt4 for pots, per Dbl
TRANSFORMATIONS tended strongly downward, and
though actual transactions reported below our
inside figures ored at prices 6t4c per Dbl
less which II presumed would be the ope ming tea
Of Monday next The day business included 900 bbs
Sour, ct "a - lSX suterine, No. 2, at 81 1881
AS7h ordoary to straight State nj - 80 a 81 6lla
favorite State ard mixed Western Mt - 62L 81 10
common to good Ohio, at 81 rs 81 BY straight 10
fancy IudaDs and Michigan at "a rs = 81 87t fancy
Geresee, az So q 80 l2k fancy Ohio, at S. 06h .
IS 18M extra Indiana and Michigan at IS lax q
s. so extrs ohio at IS rs s. S1n and extra Gene
see at s. 12h So per Dbl Canadian remained as last
noticed Southern rather more souzht after The
good S. u s5 &c for favori,a and SIS 62k 50 IS
for far oy pr bbl hye flour and coru meal were nom
iially the zane Wheat displayed greater vigor. Tae
se.r embraced 500 bushels Geoesee white Ia hand
ssticle at 81 so ard 700 inferior Cauadiau do, in
bord 81 03 per busbe Rye add barley continued
changed State and Western cats IN fair request
at asc soc per buthei Corn Appeared ia good de.
nsnd there 3S 600 bu Lsls disposed OF Coo. a
&C for damaged CSC. Csc. for m,ed and waite
Scu,be sLd 70c TIC for yellow Jersey and southern
CorToN The saes 10 Gay 100 baios at prices
pdcasieg loft arket.
CoffrR was eth icss active. Sales have been made
OF OILY 90 bsps Java a. II &c 300 Rio Az Sic
ago ard ftV saiacabo, atso Per IN
C.f1rT wa teIg ut &c for yellow, AID 2sc FOR
ne& sbessbog res 10.
FnfCuB Rates we're Gull. md engagements were
Icht For liverpool The tovsfeisn of he Ss,s eoFsqed
sove. ~ soston a. ~ 100 sois ioan ~ Il.
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Cd and 70 hides At Dos There was ver, te done
x Sss. engaged s; ..s = o.
bsrk at $40 There nothing nav to London To Cab
suremsnt. The general range from 35c to co..
Clippers nearly loaded, asked Coo. per foot.
eco sb Mo-. and mscisrs sold a. sii 50 and Il sos
Sl3 per Dbl Herring were unaltered-
FRuyr we've made Of $50 boxes sugar raisins at
81 ?5 800 bunch do at few lots cluster do at
81 so African pea Of 90c 05c 10 csses sardines
at zoe: ctron at 23c; Is bales Languedoc almonds
River az in more request for shipment at S7Kc
81; and city use at 81 81 tx per 100 lbs.
Hors There % bales procured at l4s lsc per
InoS-.we heard of no important movements in this
line. Holders claimed s33 for Scotch pig $50 for CON-
English bar and $40 for refined do do per tom usual
FAD Factors unaffected an eagerness TO reae by
reducing their deraud to So SO for Spanish and VI Tor
Gaena per loo bs but these rates did no. enee buy
deal.
Lax-Rockland was not abundant and being much
needed. receivers raed its value to Csc 95c for
Sno 81 45 for lump per Dbl, but purchasers de-
cir ed paying such prices.
rel orted at &c a 23r per gallon
NAVAL sToREs-Rosin, tar aud crude turpentne were
quiet but otnerwie unalered Some lots OF spirits
gallon.
Holders of crude asking 5Oc for whale and
81 Il for sperm. per gallon. olive was unchan sed
There were 5000 gallons iuseed purchased at 62o 6Sc
PRovrsoss Pork was pretty brisk. We noticed sales
of GOO bbs At sl3 rs for prime SIS s7 $40 for mess
and SIT for clear per Dbl Cut meats more sought
aer We heard that e7o packages found buyers at 6c
a6:4c for dry sailed shoulders 5,.c sac for picked do
6,.ca sAc DRY salted hams and So 01 picked
DO. per ID LARD evnced extraordinary animation, hav
ing been operated on1o the extent Of 800 bb good to
PRIME chiefly at esc lOc per Id. Beef plenty, and
sseabe at former quotations There haveb 800 bbs
disTo.ed Il at saa so for country prime; SO 1873
si2 81 sla for city do s12 rs s1s for repacked Chi
caeo do and sl4 s14 IS for extra mess per biol New