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THOMAS IIUIEU " III,
80. c.rncr OF Ann and Nas,au SIS, \ Y.
ruRlrlCA ALTON OF TIL BLOODs

ftklFltAlIpN OF TIL BLOODs
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens Of the Union suffer Jnuch frov'
disorders Of the Liver and Stomach. scarcely
any ATE free. from the influence ofihcse desuuc-
tive malid hence Lille wears fast. The far
,sN, perhaps the mosi handsome in the Woiit.
No 10 certain period when, distressing TO sey
many ieose their teeth anl good lcohs, Will.
vet in the he, lay Of HE. Such sad .liis may
he remcded by continually keeping tic blood
pure. aud The l.iyci and Stomach in health.
action. nh,n life will flow smoothly, and re-
scmh!c plants in a cOnscnial cline, where .n
eternal spring app ears 10 reign. As ii regards
the preservation Of the human fans, Hhd tie
lhr duration Of life, which may he tfeCtd,
anil say fearlessly, that health aud lite csr
be prolonged for many :oars be, ond thei, or
binary limits, il Hollowa,'s Pills are taken -
purify the blood according to the rul,s Ibid
lava for health contained In the directions
which accompany cnch box.
4 CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILf-
~. OF 10 YEARS STANDING,
CURED by HOLLOWAY
FILLS.
.-ory 81 q L.utr from CaP!sir Johnson, A.
Tor Hons-, dated January bsi, 1854
To rrorlssoE HOLLOWAY, 3s. Gomez OF
Ann aud Nassau Streets. \. Y:
SiR-lti ia With the most heartfelt pleas
IRE hsye 10 inform YOU tina, have been -
stored TO health and strength by taking your
Pills. Far the last ten years, | suffered fIsr
arrangement Of the Liver and Stomach, and
wAsredured to su, han extremity thatl save
up Wy ShP, never expecting 70 so TO Sea az
more, as had tried every RcmtJs that ~ss
recommended to nc but all 10 70 puuloee
aud had gi,ea myself NJ 10 despair, wh,n ]
we at last recommended 10 take your Pills
aher usin: them for three months, the result,
10 that am now in better health Than ] have
been lor eleven years past aud indeed r. we'll o.
eyet wss in my lie, r6u treqnite al MEMS
to make TITS y own for The btni ii, Of S,heW
l"'aain, Sir, yours respectfully,
tSIsned) JOHN JOHNSON.
FisSe efs9rqtea P{is az Ss- Se-ttl ~ II 90
e;avs N ne 'os'1isS ca-rIsiaas
, :,S, 5Sror., i ,s.S ssr. Tbs.
Rlhon,, 'oa. u,y,ipe,st Livsrcens. aesanasr, s,nr
plairts fsnslslussg rlaiais Iems
isrue, Tic poyloussls
rio,'ss.'u ts,.i' etsu i.grbses ! ,ass;,
+: ss'S ~ h:'' k I' S. ss
sehs. asss-hs Rs.s,ss of SwsSs,i"n'ss'
COO I'd. ''ss''''' 5.s ys,ss,,.,,su''
noses ,on.vSp,,sy Kins's r,s 49,
- Sold stthe Estatliyhsier Of FIX fc.sc,
HOLLOWAY, So, Former oi Ann rbd Natnr
Streets Now yoIs nlso ky al r,tr, cable
DrnggHls aud pealsrt in Niejhih.t th,eul,-
out tho United Sislet In Pcss, stsft rti,.,
~ cents, and 81 80 cepts -n,h, y. " lad
Wholesale OF the rrireirsl t,ps II,.,e, 70
N7-rherc lie .cohslasrable saving ialisx
the larger siEe.. 4r:coafni,.
n 2 -pisee,iens for the guidance otrsnsul
~ e'eff d'ortes are ssixsa TO Gees Ssx.
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Presents for the HOLIDAYS.

Annals, Albdlns, Gin Books, Games, &c.
Also, Diaries aud Alnianacs of various kinds,
for 1855, Just received by a H. COPELAND,
10 Brews,cr's Bic ck.
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Almanacs for 1856,

Vermont business Directory, Vermont Al
mana" AMI Statistical Register, an Farmer,
Vermont Almanac, just rcceirc: by
Nov 20. A. II COpET\ND
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P9rh2m's I'd Gift Enterprise
10000 Tickets already Sold.
CALI FOR
Final Mass Meeting of Shareholders,


y meeting of the Starch ,llcrs in Per
hams Third Gan Enterprise, nail IN the ~!
of July, the f,!'"w ing resolution was a lnpicd
';RrSa'v'd, 7 hat soon a. il is n.c--tainrd
that Sb,'U0 Of tie G.lt Tickets i,,u Il 10y Mr.
P'rham IN hi, Third Enterprise, aic sod H.,
Committee shall call the shareholders toccil.
rr ~ ihc most convenient place, for III rur-
pose Of iusttuclug said Committee in regard
to Tho manner OF dispusing Of the Gin Prop
orty.'
Having learned from Mr. pcrham that
6Obl'o Of said tickets were sod, aud that IN
all probability the romaidins 20G00 called
for ly the above resolution, would be- sold by
the h'st day of JANUARY next, We have deter
mined in accordancgwith the ahor. OPINION
a. call Mass VI ,eGns Of the Shareholders
1t scme place to NJ hereafter named, on tho
l7th day of January, 1853, for the pun pose
drSirnairl II. lhn rn.nlnfi.,n
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Glass.

0fnearly all sizes, constantly for sal"
~ When you make picture frame ,nakc
if possible 30 that some Of the following 81
yes of the Glass will o.. 2ixS0, 23xSD, COZ
so, 2Oa2s. 2oxeS, eoA2l, 1922 lsxoi, ls1
- l6x2t II A. SHELDON.
Oct. -. 1854.
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pb5 Broadway New York
Or his other Entertainments, in variou,
parts of the country. Each purchaser ofont
of these tickets will receive n certificate en-
titline them tn one share in 100000 costly
and valuable Gifts: a list of which has al
ready been published. Persons can obtain
the same in circular FORM by addressing a
ho'' to the proprietor
Flows the time to purchase Tickets.
In order that the 100000 Tickets may he
disposed of by the time specified, the sub
scriber offers the following inducements for
persons to get up Clubs.
Each person who gets MP club Of ten sub
scribcrs and forwards ten dollars to this Of
nee, will receive by mail or other conveyance
eleven tickets.
Each person who sends CAT one time) oae
one hundred dollars, will have sent ia like
manner one hundred and fifteen tickets. A nj
all larger sums in exact proportion.
lt IT should happen that all tho Tickets Al e
sold when the order is received, the money
VIII be returned at our expense for postage.
q All orders for tickets should be adj
dressed TO JOSIAH PERIlAM,
663 Broadway, y. y.
10 MY Fourth Enterprise will be adver-
Used as soon ms the third one is closed The
Tickets arc already printed. 3i;4w
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R.T WI OX a u

MISS WHEELER would give notice to the
1NI Ladies' of Middlehury, and its vicinity,
that she has removed her Mllcncr shop to
the first Door South of the Court House,
where she will he happy to wait on all her
old customers, and as many more as please
TO call. 10. ). WHEELER
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-'"TT "T'''TI ~ TTTNTTTTN NEWTVTNTT
WILLIAMS \ SpRAGTE.
Estrayed,

From enclosure Of the subscriber, a Red
White-faccd Yearlng lleifcr. Whoever will
return or give information where said Toifer
may be found, will be suitably rewarded.
CYRUS PORTER.
MilllcLurv. Dec. T. ls54
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All You

Who are indebted to the subsci ihcr arc
requested to call aad Settle without DELAY.
r. l. FULLER
Middlcbury, Oct IS, 1854.
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ROBERT BEATTY, Jr-)
j LArilROp. Com.
r S. ADAMS.

e-7~lO0000 Tickets only At 81 each will
be- sold Each ticket will ADM, four persons,
all at once, or portions at different times, to
Perham's Burlosque Opera House,
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LADIES FAIR AND EXHIBITION
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE :
- Ar Til;, -
ELG1N spNrf!G r OU S Il
Or the l6h and 9Th of Jan'y 1856.

The rloNirs lr'niHms will lie lhcn =
wirdcd
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onsi. c0r!l 0Nr y'af....- ....-..,.- .,..IG Ul
tlubs--same Pee.
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70 Choppers Wanted,

The Subscriber VIII lay 40 cts. cord 3
ohopplng green timber, such as black ash,
soil maple, &c, Work viii be given to those
Nho apply soon, for three or four months.
Application should be made Immediately
10 L. W. LYONS
M'iilcturs, Dec. !, 1884 $3.50
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A NEW DISCOVERY.

Dated at Salisbury, this 18th day of Deccn
Der, A b. 1851. 3i:lw
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THE MILITARY RESOURCES OF RUSSIA.
From a Berlin Letter, Nov. ISL
If reports Of merchants and commercial travellers
coming from Russia can be relied on, a general be-
her rather terror exists among all classes in the
interior that the Emperor has decided that the next
levy Of recruits shall not be limited TO the ordinary
number Of 10, Dut raised to the extraordinary mum
Der Of % per 1000 souls, throughout both grand
misconceptions Of the empire. Nov, as about
fcrty-fve millions ont of the whole Russian p0pula
ton are subject tothe consciption, the drain upon
that population will, If this measure be carried into
execution, amount At 20 per 1000 to the enormous
number Of 900 900 adult males between the ages of
10 and 80, torn forever from their homes and fami
lies, ana from agriculture and industry. A
the seris Of landed proprieton and pro-
pIietors Of industrial establishments, some
idea may be formed Of the less to then by the
abstraction OF hands which belong to bodies little
better in the civil scale than the SIC pscora ct iu.
menfa Of the Romans. notwithstanding the strict
secrecy that exists to all matters and moral move
mepts within the Russian empire. and the means
taken to conceal external facts from the knowledge
even Of subordinate authorities, something ap-
preaching to truth does. we know, filter through
The populations even in remote places. In despite
of II Deums, and Of bulletins OF victories ordered
to be read in places Of worship from the pulpit,
Truth cannot be entirely concealed. Proprietors o!
ec,fs and fathers of families see thousands upon
thousands wrepched from them, and regard the or
der to ~shave" recruits sentence Of eternal Sc
paIation or inevitable death. Within the last two
years upwards Of 500 900 recruits, independent Of
reserved men, have been shaved y and
Incorporated. OF these probsbly one half at
least are already victims of disease or the
sword. We say one-half, because 1t is clear
to demonstration that the Russian returns OF
efectives must be grossly false way another.
In Gil the rturDs Of corps and divisions prior to
great moyeme nts--nay, even Of that Of Denuenberg
before it Quilted Kisceene- battslions were rated
by the Russians at 900 men each; but no sooner
was Menscfikef rou'ed at the Aims than the hst-
talions Of the 9Th corps. and OF other corps which
took part in the combat were declared not 10 have
exceeded 700 each; and now that Menschikof has
bee q second time ronsed by . mere comparative
handful Of heroes. II il asserted thas his hatti0ns
the case, what has bercDe Of the rest2 II ouly
from Eve 70 ak out OF tea Rrsia, It 10 clear TIA
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FKUN
From Sth TO 18th. by the TIMES, convalescent 10

This gives total Of English reinforcements al
ready sent Of Is 800.
Our friend forms the following estimate Of the
number Of soldiers lit for duty under Lord Raglan;
but there Is q great want Of well ascertained data
for such calculations, and our own impression,
founded entirely on Lord Raglan's account Of the
number Of British troops engaged and in reserve on
various parts of the nesa the battle Of nkermsnn,
u.s. that the whole available British fierce did not ex
coed 5000 men after the battle. But even this
number, with the reinforcements, would form an
army Of 81 900 men; whilst the French reinforce
ments viii raise the total French force to so 1000
or co. 900 men. Such force would defend such q
position against 10000 Russians
The following is our friends calculation, and VIC
only hope that he is right and that We are wrong:-
Landed at Eupatoria. .....................21,OOO
sent BACK AT once. ...........-.......... Z,OoO
- 25 900
55th arrived day after Alma .............. 1000
Cavalry, &c. from varna. ...... 1000
%, 600
LOGS At Anna 2,WV
Sickness, &c. in trenches, 600 per week, six
Cavalry &c. 25th and 26th ............... 400
- ZOO
English force 5th November, excluding sailors
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THB REINFORCEHENTs ALREADY SENT TO
THE CRIMEA-NUMBERS AND PROBABLE
nkTE OE ARRIVAL

We liverpool Tin,es) are indebted to . friend Of
ours who has more than one near relation serving
in the Crimea, for the following account Of the
number Of the reinforcements despatched from
ENGLAND and the Mediterranean garrisons to the
Crimea, the pames Of the steamers in which they
sailed the days Of sailing, and the dates ut which
they we're likely to arrive at Balaklava. According
to this statement, the British reinforcements sent
and likely to arrive after the battle Of Inkermsnn,
are upwards Of Is 900 men. The French reinforce.
ments ere still larger. The following Ia the list:
REINFoRCEAENTs, AND PROBABLE DATE OF THEIR
ARRIVAL AT BALAKLAvA.
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TIE AUSTRIAN ARMY.


According to the new organization Of August I,
1852, the Austrian army consists Of
INFANTRY. Men.
Sixtytwo regiments Of the line, each Of
$500 men. ....................... 425,s7S
Fourteen frontier regiments. .......... $500
One regiment Of chAsscurs. ............... 1854
Division of depot chasseurs. .............. 1854
CAVALRY.
Sixteen regiments of the line. ........... 20,l45
Two regiments light cavalry. ............. 46,86s
ARTILLERY.
Engineers and corps d'etat major, l,l40
gurs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ILLS
Ploneer corps. Observation-Disclosures. 5,682
Gendarmerie. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
At the beginning of last month the strength Of
the Austrian mobile army under Baron Hess was
stated by the augsburg Gazette to be 220, 900 men,
with 300 field guns. Marshal Wimphea's corps
stood In Bohemia 10000 strong. and might, it was
believed, be raised by reinforcemeats IRON Italy
and the south'to 1901 men, with 200 guns. Since
then that is to cay last week the sixth army oorp
has been carried by the North and South Austrian
railways from Syria to Moldavia.
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upwards Of 40 per csnt a TIE whole have dissp-
peAred. Upon the morning Of tho 5th the Russian
tormsrder had ITO battaiions at his disposei. Ia
Guiding marines, exclusive Of cavalry, artillery.
and sesmen, which httfr have rendered most Ell
Gent aid 70 the defence q the place. He hrcughs 95
Battalion into the field in one way or another, -
clearly dsmonstrated by our previous accurate
nominal Diet ails OF regiments and battalions TAX
ing The Russian afterbatte declarations TO be true.
these 95 bettaons represented Ut 600 per BATTALION
force of 900 electives in round numbers. Of
,Se So
himself admits, nearly one third were put hors du
combat; 20 that the bsttslions, a. well IS those Of
the Hinsk and Volhynia regiments, which were
snced to an average Of 400 each. II it suit Russian
purposes, We ahall be told In few days that ali re
eiments are again at their fall standard Of 1909
electives; and then If they be again routed, down
farlt at least Of the Vienna Fsendea Biatf and
Soid0ten Friend, Of the Berlin Krsufz Zeitung, Of
the augsburg Augesnsims, and two or three Other
Russian inspired Journals, u this sdiDgscae decep-
Meantime the Russians build great hopes On
storms and tempesss. Tho part Of wTeckers 10 in
perfect character wish the whole o0nduct Of their
immense and vaunted navy. They arc furious with
furious even with the storms and sunken rocks,
which he has skilfully defie6 and avoided. At Sc
basopol they hope for better success and pray fcr
tempests in theif temples a. all other Csristisns
pray for serene weather. They calculate on this
alliance for thousand obstacles to the regular sap
ply of provisions ammunition. stores. and reinforce
ments. Their own difficulty Of obtaising al these
requisites is immense The arsenal Of Sebastopoi 10
not inexhaustible, O. believed. They have NJ pow
DER magazines snere, nor means o. making powees;
brought by land. The difficulties Of transport are
INN ense In despite Of the aid Of thousands Of couu
try wagons. These wagons, ON an average, cannot
convey more than six or seven cwt. Drivers and
hoyses muat 10 fed and the oreAfer the nnnnbAr If
wagons the greater, Of oourse. the consumption q
'orage and provender. All must be carried.
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OTTOMAN ARMY OF THE DANUBE

OTTOMAN ARMY OF THE DANUBE
The Journal de ComstGntinople states that the Of
tonan army Of the Danube was to advance BIZ forced
marches to the Pruth, enter Bessaraba, and attack
the Russians.
Thirty Thousand men under Achmet Pasha, for
merry OF kalafat, and now marsh l, march to b.
badagh to guard the Danube. Islz ender Bsy com.
maIos the vanguard Of 5000 men, and is going 10
destroy the enemy's works ut 1smail. The cavalrT
under Halem Pasha, had reached Foksbany. The
main body of the Turkish army, under Omer Pasha
and composed of about 68, 900 infantry, was avan-
ing the cessation Of the rains, upon which it would
march for the Pruth. Tassoun Pasha sends the
troops under bis orders from Rustcbuk to Bucha
rest, and will himsef keep garrison there VITA
5000 men. -
The same journal ssys that the Porte is sending
0000 troops from Constantinepc, and two ,rsei.
ments from Varna, to the CrimeA. On the l7sh nu-
merous steamers and transports arrived in the Bss
phorus, from England, With reinforoements.
THE AWFUL STORM In THE BLACK SEA.
TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION or TRANSPORTS AND Mu,a-
TIoEs OF wAR-THREE HUNDRED LIVES LOST. >
~ Prom Eupatoria letter, Nov. 1s.l
we have but heavy tdings TO COMM nioate 4,
England by this mail, though still W are thanafI
tnst our loss has been rather by the blast Of the
tempest than the hand Of the eueny. On Tuesdav.
the l4th instant the feet and transports lying Ct
E fs the kstcha, and Be!sklsvs, wero ex-
westward, which resulted in the loss Of ct least
thirtyf1ve vessels, and the partial injury Of maax
more. The night OF the 18th, though lowering
gave NO sign OF the approaching storm for il was
almost celm in the middle wstsh: but about halls
past Elk in the moroing the sky darkesed, aud
heavy equal burst forth from the s. g. w.; secord
anchors weae immediately let 60, and every precaa
ton taken to prevent dsester. The gale fIeshsned,
and shortly after eight No. 20 transport Gusser,
drsggrd her anchors, and fculing those Of NO 1.
Pyrepees, both ships drove togesher, ana feT
minutes alter fouled her xsjessy's ship Semson.
Carrying oway her bowspsit and fcreaast, winch
latter, in falling, struck the msinmast. the
fall OF which destroyed the mizenmass; taos
In the space Of two minutes rendering her
. complete wreck slofs. The two TRANSPORTS tsec
broke away from her, and brought up again at f(tv
yards distance, about 100 yarcs from the show.
Al 10 A. N: small French brig stranded nea- che
mouth OF The kstcha, and from this tsae tiu dark
Dess bid the scene from our view, succe ssiea az
terrible di.asters followed each othcg IN quick sue
ceeaion Fortunately the shore In tne aeighbcshsod
on the tivsr IL terminated by sandy beach---hseca
bese we have not Ind TO dcpioTe the loss OF lie "a
vet o. property. hoa- and 20 parted Tor TIE lsxt
,me little after noon. G1d were 1000 Dashed 4.
shore, wtczc thcy scmaiaed a. shons ten yards d.,
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VA my report, addressed TO your Imperial Majesty i'm
medatey after the grand sorte from Sebasopo Of Oct
"A Nov 81 had the honor 10 testify that their I'm
perial Hpbnesscs the Grand Dukes Nicholas Nco-
the field Of battle, under the warmes fire of the
enemy, not only worthy in everything Of their high
position, BY cooly confronting danger but also that
they had set example Of true warke courage Their
in the mdst OF the fire excited all and each
perform their sacred duties to the sovereign and the
country.
The troops conhded 10 my command Witnesses Of
this aud the intrepidity they displayed in this combat
herce either side assuredly the fruit Of the
thought that the dear to the monarch and to
IN s-is in ranks, and that each ought TO
take example from their self denial
In my order Of the day OF Oct 20 (Nov. 100 deemed
IL my dnty recall to the troops these
soldiery virtues Of the Grand Dukes and ! took the
liberty aging that Ter the Gre of the enemy they
had shown themselves 20 be Ike brave Russian soldiers
loyal subject 70 your Imperial Majesty and to all Russia
IL 20 pass silence some circumstances
etted with the dangers to which their Hghnesses
exposed.
After showing on the field OF battle all the extent Of
their courage and sang ro,d the Grand Dukes desired
10 visit that very day the bastions and batteries
in order convey from their own bps TO the brave
men the thanks OF the monarch in execution OF
orders AT almost al the batteries were in
MIA and particularly at the kourgane Nslakich the fire
was nceseant. that the whistng OF the balls, and
even OF the rifle bullets accompanied the Grand Dukes
during tho whole way TO the baStion.
Al the konrgane MaIakhoG, the enemy gave the de
Tenders ~ SsbaetoIp precious opportunity OF joining
Their tried couge 10 inc frat display OF the sams qrs
iy the part Of The well beloved sons OF Eus.s In
two balls of the enesnyl len into the pe rspe' third
which reached Vie ws etveen two embrasu!es covered
the men woftne the frns w'th earl. und issuy as f
" crown the tpsi bcnlb dsstIoyed tooipg before
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THE MILITARY RESOURCES or RUSSIA.

English force on 5th November, excluding sailors
and marines - Q
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13
COMM ERCTAL.
SAINT PAUL MARX ETs.
Daily fiosKra 6stics, I
(ua IN NGEl

dairy Fiosfra OtffeF
jubs ~, 1864, (
LAVE sro1 Corrected daily by Mf q. Cogifsa --Ieef
on foot cts " H. Cows, s3o01tso. Work 0ssn from
soofpsi6o n yoke.
Vh'ssh NfAf-iseaii &c. 6bi?e Mutton, Zoe fbj2
Pefh, ING. Veal, i2ke, Chickens o. 20 n dosed.
PHovisioss -lcorrsersd daily by Nr PRsisY Pork,
III eo6Dsts v Dbl Hams 10 " H. Lard iakc, Flour,
sspsrhns, % 20 extra 81 v bbt Torn Meal ITO v bp,
Hssns u 80 " bush, Potatoes, aoes6e n bush Fresh
Butter loo dp2be " H. Cheese, 1910. h. Eggs, lac,
dozen
GHoesRies -(,om Mr ALEXANDER i,EY Robert street, 49,
Sugar, brown, 6osc, refined, o. crushed and paw,
dered 1859 y H. cofee, e,612be, Tea, SOC GDsi
Rice, se'N0ioe. Moiasses, DOE, assoc n gallon
Darn ParT-Appies, ~ DO y busbei, Peaees, o. 90,
Green Apples Edpa ~ tsrrel,
GaAis,--Oats, a6e, CorD, 100 6076c Barley, Gle,
MISCELLANEOUS ~ b06OB5 30 v barrol Tai.
low i5c' " ~ Candies, star, Bic, n h. Fresb PIsb
se' y ~ dried, r., Lime ~ be0s2 90 n bib Onions
Doe u BUSH lard Oh, 81 10 q gal solt 81 90 bu.
Vinegar, 26c y gallon Tslos, I8e, d ~. Tobacco,
loe'm6oc Hides (grecn) 8lfc, dry, De- pIb
h"mh' common, sioLDA q 81 bmepsion stan,
siimsie Flooring, sio sldng; sie scasoned sgo00g6
Shingles ~ 0OGDs3 30 IAth, o..
Woodbury., % OODsJ 30 n cord.