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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06

! Good Cooking Stove TO a poor
One.
-. VOU need no better evidence OF The suner;o-
t L " Dian article than to see D srsons ,ryiuyt,
initiate or pass off Inferior things for The rsn
nine, this has been illustrated In The case of ".
well known w '"'e y .ae
Bucks Stoves,
Stove t.iat has taken the premium in different narx
OF no Nate 81 New York ana is high accommodated
ID Iicihhhu aud st Louis, and in fact wherever they
nave been tiirly tested A proof their durability
eh rslef TO persons in THIS vicinity that ha c used the
stoves for nearly ten years.
ihaie ais, anew and substantial Cook stovcf,r Coal
winch rom the testimonials have received of is one
fauohs, can recommend as Il superior article The
above stn'cs are got mp in Cincinnati Ohio. III neat
t'a substantial manner, and Tor sale only by the
subscriber IN tbs civ.
have also the Golden Rose and Efeaufy
OF the West both for cnal or wood the former
large heavy artght, the latter neat chcap air tight
Cooking Stove
when You take in consideration tn quality Of the
stoves and the we'll known fact that make the best
Stove Furniture III In. country ypa Will see that II Il
Ia sapr interest 10 buy where You can get good mr..
nre FOR TIE same price that pay for Inferior one
Call al the
WESTERN STOVE STORE.
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CITY LOTS.

have eoinr.tea The survey &c s.t,fctI's 2i ad
w Irn 10 the town Of i,aN export and now ohcf
for sal Thirty na3utfa. 4.
Persons DESTROYS OF securing handsome sites for res
idcnees can now hase an Opportunity.
COOK y SRAGENT.
.nrfI III Ie,3 Land agents.
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Particular Attention
LEATHER AND BINDINGS
SEARS, WOOD & CO.,
BsGs.ead Manu- fac .urers, Lumcer Merchant
AID Dealers in Flaned Flooring.
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.

~ IiE ably csia Llishmett IN tlr West where
SHE OODt ) CELEBRATED TURNING
LATHE ns,d fsr Turning pRfsN,rc Forss; such a.
s.arls Rgiasfcrs. Bti fsStS, Table legs, and Other
WORK Ion various 50 eEumerate. with the
.ioatdiRes Of all tafo sgp0rfs ef apH Humbfr as
taste nae sEgFesf. MakiHg the most perfect and
lcagtft.l wcrk that fnct can desire, AID hafis We
,,Iuear ne ~ tOstiH fRlrcd EorE.
I'M. 4 isJs-trw-ti
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Gold Pens,

uJIN IGAs,
TX Yer cases. rc.t variety; pa,!is warranted f4f
| on wear. ard prices very rtas nabe F"r s;in Ill
No. lie Clare 81 ek, hy -
Juhc TO- s5i w II. Hti-Ns-9 q w.
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LUMBER. LUMBER.

WE have on hand ard for sale complete assort
W m,ni of Boots and Slo.s from an Infant Shoe to
ato= Boat. all Of which o1er for sale very low
June .. l,I3-.6 VAN TUIL IL COOK.
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WILSON & HARLEY,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GRoCERS,
Corner of Second Brady SITS, Davenport, Iowa
~ Hhds n. Q. Sugar, very low,
~ Clarified & Crushed Sugar,
Glass. White Lead q Oils,
~ bills NO. Molassrs,
10 do Sugar house do,
do Syrup,
IL bbis MolaSsSs,
Superior Young Hyson. Imp: q Bla. lea,
100 sacks dried apples peaches.
Extract of Lemon and Lemon syrup,
Essence of Coffee. Broma, cb coate Cocoa,
Hams, Shoulders Il Sides
Sugar cured canyasscd Hams,
Goldfish, VT. Fish III | bols,
60 kegs Nils, :,
together with large assortment OF Qucens' ooa anu
Willow ware, and all ether goods connected "HA the
business which will be sold cheap for cash
The whole OF the stock has been earctully seleeled
in the Eastern and Southern markets, We can oiier
MS great induecmentso pure hasrfs rs any ",le NJ
in the city. "lLsoN ~ hH''Ai'
MAY 10
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JUS Received
--.=---as a--7-== ~ .----af a--v 7-
SEWING MACHINES.

rINIIE subscriber is Agcu, Tor Wheeler, Wfs"n \
l Co.'S superior sewing Machines-by the use o
thc. mao hines very much OF that which has been
drudgers become. but pleasant task any who nave
read Mr.. 4. Dake smiths letter published ~ NC y.
TrtIuu, sometime Since IN relation TO tAcu Will ncet
no on- comm r.rIatiuEs here, Whoever has wtsh tf
see these beautiful aud truly Labor SGrtaF hdeAhe'
operate can he .,ratlied by cal!Eg at my shore. 49,
Sold at New YORK. prices. gudlrg freight ri'h thi'
oiraafoge the buyer has te Opportunity OF learning
10 THIN. .-,,,..,.
Moline, June rih, ie5i
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Richmond College,

The present Term Of Richmond College will
close with public examination of the classes
on Wednesday the 29th and an exhibition bv
the members of the Philomathean and Phreno-
casmician Literary Societies on Thursday even
ing March 3Oth.
The pext Term will commence on Monday
the first day of May.
The Institution is now in more fourishing
condition than it has ever been at any former
period. The number ofstudents in attendance
during the past year has been greater than in
any previous year and the next term promises
proportionate increase In addition to the
Boarding Houses number of Families offer
their houses for the accommodation of students
that all may be provided for 1t is desirable
that, all may be present at the opening of the
Session, that the classes may be formed with
out needless delay.
By order of the Board,
March 9th 1854, st
JOSEPH JoNEs,( Com,
]. LINDLY
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The Great Spruce 81, Fire,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform bis patrons
and the Public generally that in consequence Of the
destruction Of the Publication Office of
THE CHRLSTALN DLADEA,"
In the cOnAagratiOu Of the 9th, by which 'part Of
the March Edition" was destroyed that it viii require
1.-Two three weeks" 70 reproduce the and mail
it to those subscribers who not previously suppl ed
For which delay, we beg the kind indulgence Of our
"Patrons and Friends" The April number viii be issued
as early as usual.
"a The "Diadem" viii be Reproduced with Increas
ed Elegance and Enterprise and expense spared To
make it still Attractive, Interesting and useful to
the Home Circles" of our Fifty thousand Readers"
"a We are happy to announce that our choice premi
um plates for 1854, saved that we still fur
nsh any required number of the gem engraving, repre-
senting the
IARRLAGE OF GEN. WASHINGTON,
Or, the Superb Portrait of
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHBR
GRATISI!! .
To all old and new Subscribers who send Us 'the doll
ar" for 1854 showers of which have been, and are st
coming, from every direction and by every mail
the DGADEM Is strictly moral and religious work,
ntirey free from Sectariansm established for the pur
Ose of opposing and to take the place Of the foods Of
immoral and fictitious works Of the day. we hope to
fReceve Continuance" of the sympathy and aid of the
riends of Morality and Religion Generally.
Respectfully
Z.PATTEN HATCH.
9SPRUsE ST.. NEw YOKE,
To whom all communications for he Christian Diadem
should be addressed.
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Sheriff Sale.

Mary Harkness vs. James Stanton and Margaret Stanton
By virtue of order of sale in partition to me direct
ed and issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Car.
roll county, Ohio at its April term, A. D. 1854 will
offer for sale at public auction at the Court House door,
in the town of CaTroton, within and for the said county
of Carroll and State of Ohio on Saturday the 9th day
of May A. D. 1854, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.
NJ and O'Clock, P. NJ of said day, the following des-
crbed Real estate, situate in said county OF Carroll Ohio
--.-tO wit The South half of the West half of the
North East quarter of section twelve 2) in township
fifteen l5) of range six (6 containing thryeght acres
more or less Also in the town of Malvern town lot
number twentyone (2l) in said town. In the town of
Magnolia, Carroll county, Ohio. Lots numbed sixtyone
l6 forty nine (49) sxtytwo (62) sixlyhree 6S sixty
four (64) fifty (5O twentyseven (27 and foryour 44
in said town. Also in the town OF Magnolia Stark coun
ty Ohio, as follows Lots numbered thrty.fve 1857 a
part Of lot numbered ftythree (5S being fifty feet in
'front.' and lots thirysx (S6) thityone Sl thirtytwo
(32 twenty 20 thirythree) (33) orty-two (42 forty
one az eighteen 1S) one ~ aed the one undivided
half of lot fourteen (4) in said town. Aso town lots in
Waynesburgh, Stark counte Ohio, the North half of lot
numbered twentythree (2S) lots numbered thirtytwo
1927 two ~ and one and the South half of lot forty
seven 4 in said town. Said parcels of real estate will
be sold separately. Terms One third cash on day of
sale and the remaining two thirds in two equal annual
payments with interest from day of sae to be secured
by mortgage on the premises.
Aprl 5O ls54-5w. JOHN II; WHITCRAFT, Sh'f
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DUFF's MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Pittsburgh, Penn'a.

ESTABLISHED in Is4O-IncorpOrated by the Legs.
lature Of Penna., with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon. JAS. BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER II. LowRIE,
" WM WIENs. CHARLES NAYLoR
MosEs HAMPTON, GEN J. X. MooREHEAD.
P. DUFF, Principal Author Of Duff's Book. X eepnp
&C., Professor of Book Keeping and Commercial Sci.
ences.
L. H. DALH0FF, Professor Of Penmanshp.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, member Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor Of Commercial Law.
p. HAYDEN, Il. NJ, Principal of the Mathematical
and Classical Department Professor of Mathematics &c
This IS considered the most extensive and perfect Or
ganzed commercial college in the United States -Four
active assistants employed in the Book Keeping de-
partment
Duif's systems Of Mercantile and Steamboat Book
Keeping taught BY the auhor-the only teacher of
Book Keeping in the Western States formerly known as
extensive merchant and ship owner. His experience
thus enables him to give insight into real business
which other teachers have no means of imparting.
Hstrainng for business comprehends upwards Of 400
real business transactions 800 commercial computations
Il thorough course of business PENMANsHIP
Daily Lectures on COMMERCIAL LAW and Commercial
Sciences, the theory of profits the art of making mon
ey, &C.
Duff's Bookkeeping Harpers Edition price 81 so,
postage 81 cents "the most perfect and comprehensive
in the English Language"
Duff's Steamboat Book keeping price 81, postage
cents. perfect system for such Books and accounts
Duff's Commercial Calculations, pIice 80 cents.
as Send for a Circular by mail.
-pril 20, lS54.-ly.
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EeouUmy--the warfo xv..I,h


cHRYsTAL PALACE REMOVED
swsbsker Brother are receiving and nov ooenlps
one Of the largest and spesnad s.ortep, al -
made Go,hng ever brought 20 III, market, vhieh thei
ID sell Wholesale and Retail ai Eastern price.
Their Stock cousisis Of the following artieie..
200 Pune Ci0th, Cashmere Tweed, Alpscs and LIN.
men, FfOck Sack Dress Box and Business Co.s a IN
styles and eoofs sorts and tea from Moakey Jaeket
% Dandy Coat large loi Of Pants Vests' Slit.
Collars, Hais, Caps Neck and Pocket Handksrehiefs q
20 good assofineas Of Trunks and Carpet Bags and
great many Other articles 100, generally kept n Coth
ing Store.
Persons wishing TO procure anything IN he Clothing
line, vii DO vel 20 examine Stock Of Spring and
Fri Clothing as are determiped TO sell great deal
lower than any Other establishment In this town a We
have been in the business in this place for several years
sc refer 10 our customers for ability and disposition
to do all We promise.
Call Al our old stand on Lisbon street. 81 house above
Leggets Hotel sWABAKER 4 BRO.
Carrolllon, April 10, 1884.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

JOHN COCHRAN AND By virtue Of an execu-
JAMES COCHRAN ton to me issued from the
VS.. Court of Common Pleas
T. T.. ALEXANDER 4 of Carroll county in this
ANDREW ALEXANDER case have levied up.
and will offer for sale at the door of the Court House.
in said county on Thursday the llh day of May next
the following property to wit Tobacco dishes, mugs,
and saucers, scales glass; slate pencils threads blank
books, lilly white, books jars aspce cloves percussion
caps, vermuge, pills, lniment, tumblers, jugs
tea pots, pitchers &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. of said day.
and continue from day to day until the property is
all sold. Terms of sale cash. JONN H. WHITCRAT,
april 27, lS54-ls td-pr fee $3.50 Sheriff.
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ID e IT'S TR

DR.. J. j. STEDMAN, would respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Carroton and vicinity that he has open.
ed an Office for the practice of
d Z Mt A L SUR gerry,
directly over Mr.. Camerons store where he is prepared
70 insert teeth upon gold silver pae according to the
latest and most approved style of eastern manufacture
DEOAYED TEETH cleansed and filed with goli in
the most substantial manner and warranted to arrest all
further decay, and preserve the teeth from
TEN TO FIFTEEN YEARS.
Full sets inserted by atmospheric pressure, thereby
doing away with the use of springs, which impair be
voice very materially By long experience in the pro.
fesson he feels enabled to say that good satisfaction shall
be given to all who may favor him with their patronage.
Carrolton, Aprl 27, 1854. lS.tf
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THE BOOK OF GENESIS:


The First in order and certainly one Of the first in In
portsnce, Of all the Holy BOoks--the FOuntainHeAd
Revelation.
The Volume will consist Of Two parts:
The first part will contain the Sacred Text aone-Ac-
cordng to the Authorized English Version in Paragraph
Form; in proper PrOsaic and Poetic Style with the Va
rOus Rendsrngs at the foot of the Page the Chapters
and Verses neatly indicated in the Margin and the Lei
terPress in uncrowded and unbroken beauty-sith nei
her pictures, maps notes. to break the even flow Of
Inspiration.
The Second Part will consist Of an Appendx--desgn-
ed concentrate the most valuable human intelligence
in relation to the Book of Genesis-ncudng Original
Dissertation Original aud Compiled Illustrative APP
paratus both Literary and f pracable) Pictorial and
Prepared Students Memorandum.
For copies in stiff paper binding suitable for mailing,
the prices will be .-1saE
l. For the Whole VOlume-Text and Appendix both
90 cents.
9. For the First Part-the Sacred Text alOne--2S
cents.
s. For the Second Part-the Appendix alOne-Q5
cents Th
l. Five Copies of the Whole Volume for Two Dol
lars.
5. Five Copies Of Either PART alone for One Dollar
Subscribers requested to forward their names at
once An Alphabetical List of them win accompany the
Volume. expected that they viii be so much pleas
ed with the first ssue to desire its successors but
there will be obligation beyond the single subscrip.
tion Succeeding Volumes viii vary in price, according
the number Of pagesno one costing more than the
first sOme not more than half third, or fourth as
much. 4t.aaa stta
Subscribers viii be informed BY Circular Of the readi
of the Volume for distribution and then be prompt
ly supplied, reception of payment. No money desired
until the Book shall be ready. a'4--ss---en
Explanatory Papers may be bad application (post
paid By persons wishing further information Of the PLAN
Address, as early as practicable.
T. H. STOCKTON.
6s Lexington-st, Baltimore, Md,
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Delltistrn.

Hal MoRRIso respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Carrollto.l and vcin.
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEU3ENVILLE, OHIO,
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper-
ations connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No. 1870 Fourth ST., north of Market,
Steubenville, Ohio.
They will visit Carrolton several times during
the year, Of which notice will be given.
June 16 1858.
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Hlarkets,
CARROLLTON MARKETS.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEAnER oFrIrr

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
APRIL 26, 1854.
FL0UR-We have small sales to note at $3.50 10 4.
F5, as to quality.
WHEAT-Rangss from l,5OblO
C0RN-0fering at soc.
0ATS-The price has not changed. Sales are made
at S6 to So on the cars.
sEEDs-Cloyer sells at IS, to 5l2l There are small
transactions 10 Timothy al $2,75.
WHITE BEANS--Prices range from 81 to l,l2-
We hear Of small sales at first figures
$lS S-SsS '-''' ~
LAkD-We note small sales, by the Dbl. at sac
EGGS- 1.-The quoted rates, by the bbi are 10 20 lie
sBUqVkR---Erom common to choice may be quoted AZ
St2 I4c. 1''''N
RICE-There isa light stock in the market The ru.
ling price is 5t TO 81.
PEACHES-Peeled sell at lie per lb unpeeled, per
,bu. l,S7 to lao.
DRIED APPLES-Prices hold at Sl,I2I
FlSH-White may be quoted at 50 Trout at 81, 80
toS.
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TOW NsHTP As Sc s so RS

T 0 W e ? A S Sc S 0RS,
hereby notify the township Assessors Of the several
townships ofths county, that the Legislature has now
under consideration several notifications of the tax law
of 1852. And 1t viii be useless and improper for the
Assessors to enter on their duties until it shall have been
ascertaned how far the assessment of the present year.
TO be affected by changes in the law.
In view of these facts Ireque the Township Asses
to meet at the Auditors Office in Carroton, on the
last Saturday of April for the purpose of receiving any
instructions that the Auditor of State may furnish and
adopting common understanding Of the provisions and
requirements of the law. JOHN I. BLACBURN,
Carrolton. April 6, lS54.-l54t Auditor
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SH RIFF sALE,

DANIEL hcCONYILLE,il By virtue Of an exc
vs. cutOn 20 me Issued from
T. t. ALEXANDER. the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Carroll CO.. in this case have levied upon and
will offer for sale at the door Of the Court House in said
county on Tuesday the 9th day of May next the follow
musns drllings summercOths tweeds satnetts, easi-
meres, tckings, ready-made clothing, tabe cloths,
jacOneits umbrellas muSn.delanes ginghams, delanes
broad cloths, cravats boots vais edgings, buttons,
threads pocket books, thimbes, combs mits mittens
brushes stockings spoons, knives and forks scissors
backing, shaving boxes bed cords nails pen knives,
alumni, rosn, madder, door atches, screws cohee mills
buckets, &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Of said day,
and continue from day to dayunt the propeiy is all sold
Terms Of sale cash. JOHN H. WHITCRAFT, Sh'f
Aprl 81, lS54.-td-pr fee $500
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Watch Making,
SEND ON YOUR WITCHES.

SEND ON YOUR WITCHES.
would inform the citizens of Corrolton and
Carroll Junty that they can have their Watches
paire in the best manner and on short notice.
~ sending them to my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
| have for sale good assortment of God and Sill
yer Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds,
sold Pens, Volns, and almost everything usually
found ina Jewelry store, My shop in the cen
tire block Immediately adjoiuing "Espied Elk
change"
Od Gold q Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods. Watches can be left at the residence of
Mr.. F Fisher and will be promptly sent, and return
ed when repaired. All work warranted.
Give us a trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July2l, 1853 Il.
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DEAFNESS, Partial or Total, En-
tireIY Removed.

t1reIy Removed.
DR.. ALSOPHERT begs to call the attention of those
suern from total or partial loss of the hearing to the
following facts de treats diseases of the middle and
internal Ear with
INDICATED DOUCHEs
Such as is practced in the nfrmares Of Berlin. Leipsc
Brussels, Hamburg, and St. Petersburg and ey by the
NEST distinguished London artists, with the most won
derul success; indeed is the only method that has
Deeh uniformly successful The best proof of the eff
cacy OF the treatment will be reference to nearly
NINE HUNDRED NAMES.
Residents Of the United States, Canada, New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia who have been restored to acute hear
ing aud mott single solitary case to our knowledge did
we M 70 enect either partial or total restoration of the
nearing when our advice and instructions were faithfully
and punctuany adhered to. Many who could not hear
tue report OF pistol at arms length can now hear
watch beat at the distance of 4 feet
ln cases OF mucous accumulation in the Eustacbian
Tube and Tympanum, inflammation of the Mucus Mem.
Drane' nervous Affections Diseases Of the Membrane
Iympani commonly called "the Drum" or when the dis
ease can be traced to the effects of Fever Colds tho
o Qunine, Mercural Medicines GATHERINGS in tbe Ears
In childhood &c, Dr. Alsopherts treatment stands pre
- eminent Where the Auditory Canal is dry and scaly
win hte or no secretion when the deafness is aeeomna
ned Wltn noises in the Ear, like falling water chirppp
OF insects ringing of BELLS ustling of leaves continual
PuiSanons discharge of matter or when, in stooping
oSNoso 10 iesfes II rush OF blood to the head took
place. when the hearing is less acute in dull cloudy wea
.her or when cold has been taken the method otreat
ing the disease is iniallible
in DEAF AND DUMB CASES
my experience warrants in saying that if the hearing
was az any time good very nv can be accomnlisbed
ia '9e Deaf and Dumb School at Eepsic out of Class of
~, succeeded in restoring to acute hearing DR. A
takes he - '"O'o 01ses he unuef-
GUARANTEES Il SUCCESSFUL RESULT
;I restoration, Or such marked improvement. as
2! PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY
hered to. "AN UiS0uOnS 1u'
applicants will please state their age duration Of dis
ease II matter issues from the external massage T there
are noises in the Ears state of general health and What
they suppose to have been the cause Of tbo
When the hearing is restored it is expected that
easy circumstances will pay literally.
MEDICINE, APPARATUS, 60.
"ni DC sent to any part at my own expense.
a address Dr.. ALs0PHERT, Broadway Office 442.
near Canastreet New York ~
Five Dolars-Consultaton Fee.
April 81, 1854. ''' Am
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N E B R A KA Mill.

The subscribers having at great expense just
completed their new Steam FIGURING Mill in
CarroltOn, respectfully call the attention of the
Farmers,tO their superior advantages, for doing
GOOD w DIRK.
Having already tested the work, the above
mill, we say confidently to our friends that our
flour cannot, and shall not be excelIed.
Bring on your wheat, and get GOOD flour in
return; ONLY ONE TENTH for toll.
Cash paid for wheat. at all times.
March, 9th, 1854. 6m j. BEATIY& SON
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NEW YORK MARKET.

- April 25, s5l.
FLOUR-Prces easier, but not quOtBby lower rang.
ingM 7,S7;tol s75
WHEAT.-Salss of 900 bush at prices triae high.
er; Genessee, $2,I2.
CORNSales 10000 bush at prices trflc lower from
so to, ,s4c'
SUGAR--Sales 100 Dbl Orleans at Ale.
M0LASSES0rleans dull at 25c
PORK--'Prices trifle lower, Sales 500 bbls at l2.
25 to 1850.
BEE Market firm, with an upward tendency -.
Sales oOf 256 bbls.
LARD-.-Prices lower. Sales at 10.
i HAMS.-Quoted at s &c.
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Notice..

Notice.
Andrew Mccullough At my instance an attachment
Us. was issued on the 10th day Of
Horace Beknap March, A. d. 1884, by John
West Justice of the Peace of 0,ange township Car
roll county, Ohio against the moneys and effects of HOr
BellknaP resident of Carroll county, for the
sum Oh ffty-sevn dollars.
April Is, lS54.-3t. ANDREW MCCULLOUGH.