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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-22
Enlportait To- SIaEeI,Ald.rr-

T. AORkIS havia, pFrman4ntiy loca-o1
- in NASHVILLE. respectfully tenders l.;s
services 10 the suffering public. lsr9faa ~
GERS can srs, qsitey ,3 Isg Tgorb.s, treated ID.
8 scisptifP manner. Melieinss g4.tle brt ae-
tive and effective. then use being attended
with no unpleasant consequence u baterer re-
quiring no restriction CT hi1aranc1 from ord
nary business pursuits. Ee wishes if urdsr-
stood that he has settled III vout midst lot
for the purpose Of hurs. Br,keire or impo-3p-
upon you, but torelit re .ilo5e who nav b. s,,f-
ferlag with diseases WHICH are destroying ? =
piecemeaf many Of your Referring and usefGl
citizens.
Gravel sirketzare<.
ana all diseases q the genital o7gans are
thoroughly understood and successfully treated
by DR.. NJ 7'i
To those who may doubt 1he DIrctor's skin
in tho healing art, he would respectfully rro-
pose that they bring forward case Of anv a.
the above named diseases, Che worst thar thet
cab conveniently hndD and pledge themsslTes
to see that directions 4re strictly followed FOR
reasonable time: Dr.. N. VIII then give his OBJ
legations to furnish such MEDICINES as.mav b,
necessary. and in chIquautitiss froFa time 10
time as the case may Re u;re, and. hntil cu-r
shall be effected. positively no fee Mill he re-
ceived, enl i 70 relief BE oit4iaeI fr0na the .se
of the neil. nes no c4ygs s75ateser triH be aaase
ter a7,ace or zeeIieTliesl
The attention Of mhsters and owners of SEP
wants IS particularly Invited 70 tie above -
Those having servants afflicted with Srq~.r.1g,
G,crsg, stiffness or soreness Of the limbs and
joints, would ful i I'd their advantage TO COR
suIt DR.. NJ His treabnent IS mild ana in ie
cases viii it be necessary TO lose simf while
using the medicines
Charges reasonable.
Respectfully, ANTI HJM $UG
All COMMUNICATIONS from persons a. . dig
lance, post pail ipelo4ng i've dollars Mil
promptly attended to-
DR.. W. MORRIS.
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Oh
ice, Cedar near Post Once, Nashv pile Tepr.
July II, 1853 --6m
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NASHVILLE. MAY Isl, 1853

NASHVILLE. NAV Isl, 1883
Ihls IS 10 certify that have used Dr. Mitch
ellis Blood Further in case Of Yeiil,g
Jas'a1.ee in which i made perfect cure, al
ter using medicine, from other PHYSICIANS to
no1urRose- Ny case was very bad one, ia
wAiclfI suffered some two months bsfors try
ing-Dr Mitehell's Blood Purifier. ,vcrld
recommend 1t 10 all. particularly in case Of
Jauniice believe it ID be the hest rnediin
for all diseases Of the stomach and Liver Ina.
! have ever taken
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-22

A magnificent aurora borealis and
falling stars were seen in Detroit, on
the evening of the 1st inst.
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Ladies' NATIONAL

This beautiful Magazine, for Octo-
Der, is with us AS a whole, for the
ladies recalling, this worls is not ex-
oelIed in the Union.
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Total to Sent. /.

T The increase in foreign exports IS 81, "a,
aud in home consumption SO, 900 bales
During thelyear closed, there were received in
New York $40 bales from Louisville by way of
theN New York and Erie Railroad, and I ,O0O at
Baltimore. and 2, 100 at Philadelphia, overland,
from the West, nearly if not quite, all of which
it is believed, came from Tennessee.
The quantity of new Cotton received at the
shipping ports up to the LIST inst, amounted to
ZIG bales against 5125 bales last year
The following is the comparative view of
the Cotton crop for l851-2 and 1888:
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CT Advertisements are inserted in the b
der IN which they are haiiael in.
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8@81a; Clear do 80 @91ac; Shoulders 6ia OF
~ h. Irish Potatoes-S1I 25@1 So. II.
Lard--12@13. !. Whisky-Rectife1 23@25
Bourbon 5o@Sl 90; Rye 50@s1 90.
New ORLEANS. --Cottoa-Tle sales embrac,
100 bales, mostly new, ut lie for high grad,
of Middling !. Lard--l0o bbls No j sold a
1922 !. !. Beef-l00 half bbls mess sold a
81 20. and "a from store at 81 To-. Coffee
LOG bags Rio sold at 1014c
CHARLESTON, 5. c.--sAles 500 bales at 50 "a
lie.
sAvAsSAH. GA.-Bacon-Hams, 1908
Shoulders IL as; Sides 9@9h :. :. Beef. N
Y, mess, p Dbl. $13 OoR14OO; Prime 81 coo
SO Co.. .Flour--P Dbl SIS O0@7 90 !.
Buekwheat 75c p 25 fbs. +. .Corn--Retai1
75@$l 90 p buShel.. Lard p Dbl. 10ls a
H.. Pork Mess, Western n Dbl $1,000 2o,OO;
Prime S16O0@1p,o0. Mess n. Y, $4,000
22.o0. =. Oats 45@50. Peas 75@8o. !.
Dried Peaches $2,5o@ 8 co.. Butter 1920.
Macon, GA.-Bacon-- Hams p b 1o@12c;
Sides 10; Shoulders 7@8; Hog round $685.
-. .Butter--Coultry p b 2O@25; Northern,
by key p ID 25d30. |. Cheese--10@12.
Flour--Tenn., first quality p Dbl. S5i5 @6 90
-. Corn IN sacks, II bushel, 81 90. Oats,
T. bush 55c.. RodderI p cwt. 81 25@1 &c
hay, e cwt 81 7$-
CHATTAyooeA, TENa.-- River up and in
good boating erher-5 feet tide--busibess
more brisk The corn market is easy, nothing
bales Cotton have come up Ind
prospects Of crop good, :. Bacon--A few bles
at Sc. proper figure P@Slk !. Cotton--the ca
sonis opening and small shipments made. :.
Corn--35c; no demand. l.. Feathers IN lie
mand all the time at 3SE935 a.. .Fruit-A Up
pies scarce, no settled price, peaches good brlng
soc 4 bushel. Ginseng in demand &c
Flour good 9sack, $3.50. {. Lard in graat
demand, good worth 10@ lie. plenty pf buydrs
Oats--active az 40e--several shipments
are making Whest worth d097o. Il.
Whisky Csc.
Pa ERsBURe, VA-Bacon-M8rhet Quiet
and demand limited; western sides q; shoulders
Sash; Virginia cured 10is Cotton: not
much inquiry, and stock4 small. Corn sells
freelyl at 6tc. -. Wheat: the mark ct is active
and WI quote prmeIw mite at 81 25(41 &c; prime
red ST 18@1 90. iE
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~ Advertisements must be handed iutoths
Office by Taeslqy horBFag, to insure an appd at-
ance in the following Paper.
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Daguerre0 types:

Mr.. I'M. is again in TOWN, ready
and wiling 10 furnish amy and every
ore With a beautiful like ness. Give
him a call,
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HR AMH@s

Meals sent TO rooms extra chPrge. Servants
and child rem half price. Honas kept Of Livery
ptices. Bbggage conveyed 10 and from the Depot
free Of charge S. \. & 7. d. WHITE
Sept. 22--6sn
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MNHAeE.

TEEE und .rsigncd, having bought
Z the inttest Of their late partner. ~ :;
c. A. 3 uchail an decd, viii co1.tirge 80
the business under the name and xfvls \;
Goodrich y Be;avers. They viii al
WAYS be ready at their old Stand 10 ,vais On
their friends aid customers and trns4 bv rlo~a
attention to b sifess, to retain the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended 10 tie Old I{,iuse
As it is HnrbrtaHt that t1e business Of Good
rich, Buebandn & Beavers. should ne closed
those INDEBTED to that f11n are requestef 70
cali Immediately and dlose BIZ Cash or Note
cash however hlwavs prefei tired
For the eeri liberal patronage extended %
US while 10 objection with Mt. Buchanan We
feel under ma1v obligations roo,rr friends 4nd
customers we expect in a few weeks TO have
Oh q new and seasonable stock Of fresh Goods
to dEe1 &c the trade
JOHN GOODRICH,
c. P. BEAVERS
Aug. Is, 1898
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Total crop 2 wears, 5,ol5,029 3,262s82
Increase from last year. !. i. -. bales 247.853
Increase from year before. :. 49,. 9O7,625
Dry Goods The trade in Dry Goods has
been unusually brisk. All of our Wholesale
Houses are actively employed in sewing their
customers The stocks in store are large and
complete, and sales are made at small profits.
There is eyide ntly large Increase Of business
this fall.
CrNctNsATII OHIo.--Flo,ir dull, small sales
~ 81 90@4 So; Whisky declined to 2134
300 barrels Ness Pork S1450 market very
firm, good demand; Sugar, $50 hhds fair To
prime at 515@6, being an advance-demand
good; Pearlash advanced to So.
ATLANTA Ga Since our last we have sold
about 5000 lbs Tennessee Bacon at full pri-
ces-Hog round 90, sides, clear of ribs. 9l5c
ribbed 9A@91ac hams lie, shoulders
Sc. Our present stock will not last us more
thantw or thre e weeks. Lard is in good de-
mand at 1915 in bbls and l3c in kegs. But
ter 1917 @15c p 10 Tallow Zoe Feathers
doc. Wheat good red, soc 2 bpshel. Flour
$685. 80 p Dbl.
MEMPH1s, TE xN.-Cotton-- Thd market con :
tinues inactive as it probably will until the list
proximo. The prospect Of festor4 tion Of bust
ness prosperity to New Orleans is full of prom
Use to city SO closely united in interest with
her as is Memphis. There have been few ar
rivals of Cotton during the week; and we hear
the total stock, new and old, nowih market, es-
timated 1T only about 325 bales Prices re-
I
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GyE 4 Eaa0aiaGEs.e
]. w. FoRMWAl r g. Co.,
FAYBTTEYiL LIE, Tenn,

A kE now prepared to execute all WORK in
- their line, in as complete a manned AZ
can be done AZ any other establishment IN the
StatP, cheap for Cash. There is no necessity
Of stndine abroad 10 haves svrhEr,, done in l5,r
ine+as we have coon sUPPLYIcf Dezs C15-
per- and can and wiz work It up, IN a siyle
equqR 70 g.y one, whenever DESIRED. All kinds
81 skepH5rInS done, in Stieri0r manner,
at short notice, on moderate terms.
Aucslss (. 1854 e
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Ex eeutOr S Sale.
THE undersigned will sell at s.
Il Public Auction. on we'd K

Il Public Auction. on we'd G-1z--
ncSday and THURSDAY, the 81 h and 9Th
Of Oct. next, at the late residenbe Of J. J.
Whitaker decd, miles from Fay 4tteville, on
the Tullahoma Pike, the Personal property Of
said deed consisting IN rs.rt Of between
40and 50 head Of hors4s and rn1lds:anoprst
them few choice brood mares;
l fine young Jack, three ye4rl Old, and
proved;
l fine ybuag Stallion;
22O heaH pork Hogs;
100 stock
40 or 90 head Cattle;
2 yoke oxen;
80 or 40 head Sheep:
300 Bushels Wheat, 4 quantitvI Of Corn.
Fodder H4v, &c.
3 Waggdrs aud Harness &c.
Farming Tools of rarioIs descritttIs;
fine. Ca friage and hess
TERMS Or SALE.-On I'm SIMS II 81 and
under, cash; all over that amount, da h credit
Of II months Bond and security viii he re-
auired befot re the delivery of the proIerv.
w B. R3EA
~ H. HHES,
E.te,,sors Of J. D. U-dh4li ,Iaecd +
Sept. Is, lS53.--3t. |
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Oyfftcft ~ ~ -4ftftStf
}YXQgLD inform the people Of $500
w Nashville and the surrounding 9
country bar he has recent improved sill p
ADD greatly enlarged his Marble Yard, I'll Id
and is n4wlprenared TO fill all orders vi
III the marble liie at the shortest no. e
tice and on the most favorable terms Tor ca sH
lie would call particular attention to his We'll
selected stock Of mo1umeitis, mantle piedes
figures, garden frllrE IS, statuary Fountains,
B&ptismal fouuts Grns. Vases, Fombs, tItcl
many Of which are Of the EHrest Italian Mir
bic, and from tie ohisel Of hhe best EUROPEAN
masters LIS arFahgementk aIe now complete
for furnishing all kinds Of marble, either of
JGs own manufacture Of IN erteI. Hc has ori
3lald large quantity Of Italian marble, ii ihd
roush state, which he will sell very low II
House FHgnitufe5a Egyptian Marble of HID
best quality can be had II His yard. Tie h4t4
ters himself tina; lie cah=noH serve the pusilid
ong as accommodating terms bs any similar 81
in tie west. A share Of puHhd
patronage is solicited sept %
7. Site attention Of the lo1 ers of ibid
Fine Arts is directed to my assortmentIof st4t-
llayy They are OF ri1r ssrekt and finest quail
ty, 3nd of direct ilnportatiots.
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r anidg'e &. Church,
No. az College 81, N:,sIlti

Nc. ~ college ST., Nashville,
wHoLEs4 ALE AND RETAIL Dealers IN
Bocts. Shoes. Trunks, Carpet Bags.etc
TT AVE- now il store, the most ex-
Il terasive assortment Of Roots, ~s4z-9
Shoes, Trunks, vaiiseS, Carpet
Bags, ETC. for the
FALL AlgD 15l3aI8B TRADE
which they have ever offered--oomprisin al
most every description Of Fine AID Corr3s
Boots Caters md Shess far Gentfeaae1, Lar
dies, Boys, Misses ana C9stlares, suitable for
City Or Country trale. A large stock Of Negro
Bcots 8'a Bjqqqrls, 5otl Eqstsrn cla 639ae-,sa.le
of thclMS4\q5s4Gt,as coHsl-atig o1 Gaad
/! Fsescfsssf3.s and Eslaasers are invited
10 exanli4e ouTNStaek before purchasing.
/. Ne caSi ami sciW seR very Iolo Jor. CASH.
+. Nashville, pt.22--1y r. &C.
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EAKIN s. co,
Importers dn4 Wholesale Deqler8iR
Foreign and Domestic Dry GOods,

/ importers. am Ith0teSQte fleqtefS IN
rns.assr., ,sJ n.ost:o nrr cools,
II o'caA eau i'"iiiS-''iO SO"U'
AZ, Public S4Isare, -Nasbrfle, 1eag,
lFTAVE now IN gtere their extern .sx2s
siyc Stack OF Fail and SgEE
Winter SsooesS. purchased early in ~
the season. at 4 mncb less nrice than sinliIa,
Goods can now be bought. and which they are
determined to sell for C.ASH or to prompt and
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constahles' ami Justices blanks just prirl tet
and for sale at orr desk-cLeEp
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Rags! Rae.s!t

I WISH to purchase 100000 pounds B
] Cotton and Lines, Rags. f6rwhichl.
viii pay the highest market price in Cash
delivered at my Rag and PAPER Warehouse.ld
the north east corner of the Square, NAsHyILiiE
Sept. %. W. S. WHITE3fANl F
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DIED,

In this vicinity, SATURDAY, 9Th inst, of fiu|
Mr. SAMUEL WARREN, aged about % years
In this vicinity. Monday 18th INST, of f41d
Mr.. Willis Milan, aged about so years.
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OBJ Markrtg --Iatsst o atrg

NAsHvIlLE, TaSx--The river is in good
navigable condition for steamboats, of the
smaller classes, some Of which arrive and de-
part daily.
There has been considerable evival in trade,
but there il vet want of the activity which
characterizes the later fall months.
Cotton--There is no cotton in the market vet.
There is good demaIid for Manufactures,
which will probably for some time take all that
comes ih. The prospect for large crop in
Middle Tennessee has been fair; but the con-
tinued wet weather is operating against it.
We learn from the Neto York Commercial AMI
Shipping List, that the Cotton crop of the Uni
ted States for the fiscal year ending 31st ult.,
reaches 3,2B2, 1872 bales OF this there has
been taken 81 200 bales for homeconsumpti
North Of Virginia, and $4,000 South and West
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on--Retail, Hams, lota13c; Rib Sides
8@816; Clear do 81 @9]8p; Shoulders 6is @7c
n b.. Irish Potatoes-S1I 25@1 so.
Lard-12@13. Whisky-Rectife2 23@25;
Bourbon 5o@S1 90; Rye 50@s1 90
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Special Notice to the afflicted.
MITCHEIL-S celtbra tel Esssi ian 10
1VA fanic Medicines. though in their

infancy ARE destined al no
distant day. to be ran ked
among the wonders Of lis
enlightened and progr ess-
i've age. There Is vet Hope
to the desponding invdlid
afflicted with any Of tAosa
u' fsaSes IN which thew act
SO chaFminglr, and produce
suI 'h sal1ta.y effect.
The Blood PuriG er,
IS recommended for Gu
taheous EruPtionS, Pimbles,
BlotchHs. Erysipelds, Chs
tiTeness Sick HeadacI be.
&c. and diseases from, an,
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xvvsr-RYPoRr-A1r Jun. - Wa NJ Gr0tou. Ges.r d.

~rwPr-RYPORT-Ar June :, brz Wa NJ 6roto1 Seset ~
ftn oRrFaNs-ar- Jzne p 'te.nsp MsTico LAEsss from
-, ...: hark MsrciA Nfcr Nes Cruz. Nsn lf-f
trv+trus@ RI e Janeiro Cd -Ttn So
10 L-ri fr. SsHot. CROSBY. Ltr-pl ;Dueol1 ollf
4 r., RniE 8sr-el11. 5-g Attus frsv, He1v ti-
- RgT hsrs. Fsh IL PhlaeelpLai Natlaals. ho0per
qsres IN NV Ncrt 49, . - IL. IL. ~ n. p
'fte N,-rp Trndsd hrGs Ads f3rl Carer LIVERPOOL
- T--n-rr Portsmouth; schr LtiF = tr- Oc~Ar In
$1,000, ca hrs Peunel Dyer rniisd Jas Crosby.
ci..o-s r.rser,s. N1rIusl Neveus C1ba
ppOyrrFNrF Jure - AT schrs Orfri. Baker BrD1--
-, Buek Phii.Aephia- Sid ch s., Gan packet
- pSs-ce iss run Howisnd. Bi'tor- Ksnsnron. swan.
!, v.,ii Fou > GedI-v P'ads phia Mshsn Bs1chAd d.
- b. sor scoorns vId Champion AmeA Ne Tfof soop
APVfr tpFIPHrA-i Jun. "a h.r8, Nobr- Mscabc;
r N,so brE Bern utsns 0u-rrise rurts Island G
- Ser, o. in n4TsesfE schrx L@sok r. cs 5ost0a. D.
P6RTsvOr TH-Arr bs Nsclsnic ClNk Roniour sllr Do1
Gc6o .. Dr1kFtr Mary FaEasFoa Everett AID spec DAVIS
Cs-o.i-e Hoiss Homes Albany Gypsy, R0ntaz NewfJrS
D.vi-sor pr-coI. Go lT Gov br1ws Pax y suice
San sehr p ade.uts R0gera Toy : 4 fc-r
A.srfr Si-t enor- Ntw-hOrk-
sIvANNAH Jure 2-Arr. L 3 " .tess-7 state q G-'g
coins p. adj rhis Cleared schr Pt1ooae Brl~n. N Y1rk
WALDOBORO. June -6-Air schT, Aa1A An Wall and Mary
- .si .efr. A -'-, Arm. sd Nay Gr-on. virtaA
WILMINGTON y. c. June -i-Lutch Ga lt We Furw W'fe
V.- Der wen Brso En-; ish. ch- IS H-lr7 ArT. ga
roc Ceorre Harms Corol Phi st nfta; p f1Fr irv
N.wYo-k: bark Pslf- br E
p ~ lrbfs Cesred 2ith SCH Eure1e i0ri Boston HIRES
vsrs Glouces-e Mas; Lille S'ui C0rsoa Aeyatrl ga
m A Crrsr II .hee. PHI de pti.
wlSCaSsET-Ar June z bs Rober' Spar lud savarnah
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Hudson River Market Boats.
wrKvty RrPcEr OF ARRIVALS oy CATTLE, SHEEP SWINE
CAVES, PovLTkY BUrtEs, FRUIT, a.
Reported exrro,iy for The y Tribune. O., ,.,,

kYJu
Il, he.anee OF cur object make al @sreet repo,ts
50 l.'.. s Z, , '9 5,,S STac S.i
~ rsTr viii ~ one necss.. have oe..sGea I, as
Sa in Il, usn products io Ae COON
Try tie City To pese thus we ssse me AR S o o5
scs ess 81 lS ocsiiOn md thl business
The ,0 tlsS here one esia6Sst Caedon Capt Ward
rcp, slIvns WEDNESDAYS I,a sstS.Ss S & 80 T6ssv
NOM. s Tee -. he Ss ws 6 avs. ne slss9sP
cspi tvt' sarsss' and Thursdays 81 near ' % '
fi'" b's.. he P,2aSs. . C5T; W ss6
y, ns r, 's c.p Sa@.l se Wsla.asy ii
al H. i' o. NE Retishirc Capt, Esr .rves
ne Cereal Lheon Capt Lever arrives o" w dne'dAy~ 1907 o.
" f1oS cro steamboat W..A9s.on ssys; w.an'.ssy,
sns fd.y, 81 usSs The propeller Capt f
ne .se c Ss ' Rove. s,es Mondays
wsenstsy ara Fdsy foo; o. E,sn.n 90 s S. ses,rss
and Mp Hs. sa iso., south @ c MoD .ii'' Mon
veS,rsis,s and FTidays and tonmuis CAPT hns Hr'e'
essV Thadsy Saturday.. 90 Of hsr.91 st. ,s...,v.
Fsos; Rs ok barge Glboa, Capt 0anfsHH a'''e
G s, 81 Sasi barge Milan Capt c'ar'' arrives w'dn'i''
i0 S,S S barge ESa Capt nssSs sss' S %S
49, Capt Addison, arrives Tuesdays IhSf'e ''' aa
i0 81 S some other h ns dosa Ss T a. So W
bs noed whenever End OUT Their - sS tie RspOtss
,ssb. inons:i0 they o. noi see tier b NAV Be
The ~ svss bus p u us Of most Of .hsn
AT this IRE eee!t Ct SSv s isese The reeeip,
~ ,h NE Rsicsi lOs,s efaoni VT b e'eh sSp "a
v TIC Ss month Of Calves This boat brought s" bales o.
hay b,Ousht down Calves $50 Sheep and LAMBS I;
sp. Poultry TA boat one = srns re Sss Is 10 70
down 20 ss,sstf SSsoS sos tbs ".
TSe cos.sLie bss 50 Calves 10 sheep ana r00i' ''
sc S live I'D S,,, S p ss
"a ass m Of cSs1ss the ssosass v sheep a
The ss:aShsops eoS, Cows and Beeys and Hoss II"
Ssptsh sy, his Il below the usual sverige
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The Hni.irt 7SCsvss q SHEEP Lamb. . i've I'D = efd
Hofs Horse Ths~ N~0hurzh boais efns
tho rsoefv,d y that brsuch o. the v~ R'Frnsf
Tie Bsftsb ifoaahf - Calves, Gov and Cats se'p =
2Beeysa srd 90 fo~f rs o. B1ef ls' % o D-
alfo -p-
IT, Cen Lrcon trourh; % Caves 10 sheep 3 Lsmb4 Cor
ard Caves Foa's Juckt p 14|e
norfS Covsr Hsv about no bales ga, q.
Tie RsEube boush - 81. e2 ard Lsmhs 81 Calves be
Gov uo CT so~~ So psefsstsf b-1-ef % 30 u
hsT ususl sversge
In. Posshssre br,ust q Calves, 81 sheep and bs Cows
ard Calves ard SO tnts Of Butter. . al.
II b. eonmop - l sezon % have o. o'9 'V o--P "a
or0 Beevss eysry Tip. .- q,
Cficbers ard tuns # RE'fer.
The Norh A. ercs sd valuable Heres ron Knson ,nd e.
pects 70 hrns On Reeves nsTi TIM from Poashteepse
Tie Gftte rerrrs s'rss rs sheep f~1s i Cow a-i
Cslyss $50 Fowls 80 psckares Of B. and % bis EEfs
AAr fIall frtif+r 70. i-r % ffs
IL 'sr- ~ 80 - - tleV RE- s1. - ln nf-E
Tie EiDeTdo bad 10 Calves 81 shssp and Lanhs Coz" ana
T. +. f.afny. = ,-e'sgss II fuer iots o. hss'1 =
OF Kingston butcher.
~ fof a. f' 1sCu syfrsg-s, >
.slFfs u hep sof Lsinis rim t0 brna. tFe l.es
PIT I'D Vows she had iodsy upward u tan Of CAess
~ ~ aiioa -1rriysd yssier5sv a. - fy;
~ sheep srd Lsr b. "a Fowls. and u c9ops no.
~ oFs CsvessBd 8ssves CO.. pseFsgss AM tna Of D.
80 Swine
cvs. Hyevtp sco 4sS5 q q = .y W. ~ ew 80 - 70 %
f.,E do 60 s9@ Hay %, D.. % ~ . 2 8
: t. = . @S - poso,s > 81 o . %
Cou.s l~c ,1 - = % N So IN 49, On oo m 81,
Sge dive ,r.,lt 20 N ae0 brres bosl % 70 o.
Buff,r ............ o. 70 0ot 10 I'll. i..-. -
Tbse Wers from Csi.sl, pr U aes End fenaIAs0s 4s
Fuocth. $780,. 81 .,ti,s ID,
TID- foaf brrr al krds Of country produce i'e no.
talon ~ ~ ket spscreors mt sfl ri 49, -
n, pTlfs the Osfs ihsn -,
otd lbfos crrssLce choice sweet Butter could e %
q rsc suitable FOR family use for 70 cents = Din hAiAs' "
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J-e e M ,o,s o-- rs 3 po5,t 20 'Ni'nnf'n' 'aP
srFrl f1 Boston New Orleans. 60. -. Ro..on fTn1e
lure g. 4 " steamship Oa1--' ''
e for Lserrool -, 49,. q, yexY0-t for
Ifverrool. -. r-.s'.ae.
\ W supposed m Phisde pia M " iilL o. Po..'n for
June i. ~. = IS, lorg 81, was seen s'iN OI-'' I
Jule r. ar 49, long g. bark Ann Hood W'dy In 'eN
Of c.pe Hai,era b'rt Flight fn Ne" iA Ut
Inc IS st 81 - lour II lo ehr Lou.a t'1 lu,ss ,,
y,rF On The I'd. dur q severe blow, 1851 nsi '''
and some Other sails
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Tur-prrAy Tuns y.

stesdy SIS per Tor No. QnerctNn sale, o.
s50 PEI The Aincss sdvic- roe "a ~
IT, uufavcTshs for but pucfs 70 ma w,A
otsrre. Cdcck est~rD sud PeDussivsnias aere
bl tuf there lie export n mand and ~ ss ltse
sus los for be supply o. me ~
ftks snd within the sn-e o. 81
held SJ75 COgN MEAL ~ 3 % ~1oi n
irr rurchsfes Thero fOo d@maud WHEtf snf -
of5ff0 bushels O. bushel 1r prime Peno''y
rs AID 81 i2kr Rod a4af No ,ae RTf b@ea
rofsd poorly snnp4d With Cots and further a. rs
hsrefes sfecfed Gdelc m V low the tor ne q19t.
fers A m of prime Pennsylvania OArs sod - 70 per olile
WHsKY s held lruly stos a. Be- 10 b5 Lad 2c ~ ahds
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REGENTS Of Prndnce

b. North Rey Bogt.-iaVObbs Four ~ 5 ba.e. Wheat no
Oe bbs Ashes 49, d. WHISKY. 1872 pfe'
POrk ~ Lard u Bnffer 40 do 20 ldes atl
pigs OIL Cste, 05ldo Provisions ,,. o.,
~ 1rf dad tre 0o1d-l75 bbs Flour p n1ie Won q
ffds Tobcn 100 end = pkcs Lealsr % Hot m 7rp
lhod Code u Csvc ) bis Frs IS pss Bg-fer ~ bale, ~
20 .fc 50 pkgs fgrs and skins " pff Cheese 81 CA IA %
nd slolCsrs II DO Ashes end 81 psg. SundreA
SCI bales WOOL $40 sides and y rolls lie her i i't
Ises DO Tofscco Butter 2gptgsE-1 3 caves At
npLe. Cheer q bale. sy ton Iron and ~ PKG sln4s
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" haiers.

IN at Pr,yreeowp Jqne p chr Wa'r r. s Bo,e
~ ~ f. Il, q 81 long IS 60 Rem. o. Prov ee'9Fa l',-
a.'-, IN Il 10 da's IS B Jrn llt So IT, ~ s
VA n . yr~ts Of Or.esr 10 s1. thts been relo ' ~
IS. hos it IL ore 70 10 Ou-co. 81 N4ntlcsc' % p -
I.. irro ia 2al oog - ST. Ocean. ,aloRi-. 20 .
ie Inn n s g .ong H. As ghEria. o. Pioy-c- t' D. o.
tb's. back6sh -r-,.-. =, .tr. ,.f.-t.- md
r,5i.r Or,ors. erd ut into NeTpor- same DAY u
,r.ter from ffe % nj bfr san franceo I'M III O.
AZ Cope de yerd Is'1-ds May p with 10 DDS sP OIL
'roe,rJuue o. It, 81 s. long II s. ss Strange Ct ssfdA
gitb Is bbls -.