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me IIIeTdTy department - =
Will be re-opened under Organization, and with
new Buildings the first Wednesday of October next
REV. EDWARD WADSWORTH, ID d, Prof of Ethics and
! Bellies Lettres, and Chairman OF the Faculty.
REV W MCCULLOUGH, ID d, Prof of Ancient Ian
guages.
JAMES J. MEIGS, NJ Prof of Mathematics and Natural
Philosophy.
REV. LlNDSLEY, N ID, Prof of Chemistry and the
Natural Sciences. f..
E z ZEyALLOS, Prof of Modern Languages.
Tuition SIS per annum-M MatriculatOn fee s..
The Law Department.
VIII also be opened the first Monday October next
FRANCIS F0GG, Esq, .- -...
MITIIAM COOPER, Esq. Professors. --------
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NOTIl,E

A LB10N will stand the present season at my ia
= N stable one mile west Of Galstin, and wllf Ifl
serve MARES for $12 the season, $40 to insure,
and fifty cents to the graom. '- :
This is the third season of ALBION at my stables.
have number of his colts old and of the present
spring fold which will exhibit together with ALBION at
Gaatin Monday the Sd inst. think them equal not
superior in point Of tnsh beauty fine appearance and
size to any have seen, and whicd think will prove to
the entire sat faction of the breeding public all the Fairs
in Middle Tennessee this fall. .---
Gaatin. April lst 1854 GEORGE ELLIOTT.
- Union and American will please publish each TO
the annnnnt of Is and charpe this Office.
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NTOTICE.-Ata meeting of the Directors of the Ten
nessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company, divi-
Cend of FOUR DOLLARS per share declared, to be
applied to the reduction Of the STOCK NOTES held by
Company. lapl6d2w JOSEPH NAulA, Secry.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
orFICE-No. IL, DEADERIcK STREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANS furnished
10 subscribers the following rates: Single copies
year advance g. so within the year oo at the end
Of the year "a 90 1CLuss-Of i've and upwards-$2 90
per copy for year. Clubs of subscribers viii be re-
ceved for SIX months at the foregoing rates.
ts TRI-WEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursdsy
and Saturday, at IS Per annum in advance if nSspso a
advance, SO. Es7i--rg IyEl t.fe il sfg3 p s.- o.
DAILY is published at Eight Dollars. i8I
ESF THE MONEY II ALL CASES To ACCohf AM
SUBSCRIPTION .es 5l. .tp am lIOy u.lr
euances of subscriptions be raade by mail 81 our
paper will be sent cut Of The State unless the order ae
companied with the cash. --r.s --F.-... f-.-...
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SUNDRIES.
JUDICIAL ELECTION

JUDICIAL ELECTION.-Iw willopen and hold an
- Election at the usual places of voting all Civil
Districts Of Davidson County, the 4h Thursday of May
1854 for the purpose of eiectng three Judges of the S
preme Cour Of Tennessee for the Eastern for the
Western and for the Middle Division. One Attorney
General for the State; Judge and Attorney Gen
era for the 9Th Judicial District Judge ofthe Grim
na Court and Chancellor for this Chancery Division
The following the h section of the act under which
this election is heidi
Sec II BE IT, further enacted, That in voting for Supreme
Judges of the State every voter shall prefix 10 the name OF
each candidate his ticket the words EASTERN WESTERN
or MIDDLE DIVISION TO denote the grand division OF the
State for which he desires each candidate elected And
the receiving the number Of votes for any d.
vision shall be declared the Judges of the Supreme
Court of Tennessee T.. B BIGLEY,
ap2o-td Sheriff of Davidson County.
ESrRAY-HiCKMAN COUNTY.--Taken up
lLby John Moore living in Hickman County Tennessee
and in District No. 5, SORREL HORSE COLT, about
two years old with all his feet white, with blaze in his
face; appraised on the 9Th January, 1854, at $50.
K. DEEM
apllG.-Stw. Ranger Of Hickman county.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

w
st pyIces warranted TO sstt the times
The following comprises a part oil MS STOCK, viz:
900 d,z Mustang Liniment, 4s do RXtra Toilet Soaps,
s do WilHam's Ncod AZ 90 Fanhy soaps,
ar Al AYERS Cherry Pecto "A do Rusleton, Clark &
III Co.'S. Cod Liver Oil.
,-s a. Cbinsse Rheumatlc co do Lyons ksthairor,
' Sntidoie Perry Davis Pain Killer
~ do Williams Sarsparila farrehs raolan Linment
4S do Hcnry's lnSigsrAt-l houch . anacea, '
Cordial, 0fa9 soIntment,
% A. Norse's Inyixorat-l HOUSES Medicines,
- t. CordtaL DR.. d. Jayne's Medicines.
"a do Hcopland's German Monsu's ana bTandreih s
az do gaiTs Snrssparlla Arnod's and Houses Pills,
100 do Dromyoo Femalei Smiths and soui-'s do,
Btlers, .......- Wright's and Cooks do.
,aO do Mel aue's & Fahnes-i Jaynes and Peters do,
stocks Vermifuge. & Carter's Spanish Mixture,
100 do Fine aud common Urban's Anti, Baehauslisn,
-Colognes assort Elixir for IntemPeraDee,
100 do Hair Pomalums, Urban's Anti-Dyspeptie Ex-
50 do do Ou. celsior,
40 do Assorted Extracts for LADIES' Children's Gents,
the handkerchief Shoulder Braces,
e. do Transparent Wash Hebrew Plaster, --s
Balls, HOughton'S Pepsn,
A. do Transparent Cakes, Marchises Uerine Catholi-
Is do SapOnsceous Com
mound, Smiths Tonic Syrup,
ga do Fine Honey Soap, .Graehenberg Medicines,
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srlett 4oetrp.
PRAYER.

-
There is an eve that never sleeps,
Beneath the wing Of night
There Is an ear that never shuts
When sink the beams of light.
lhere Is an arm never tires
When human strength gives way:
There is a love never fails
That eyeis fixed ON seraph throngs;
That ear Is filed with angels songs:
Iaat arm npholds the world on high;
That love is thrown beyond the sky.
But there's power which men can WELD
When mortal aid il vain
Thst eye, that arm, that love To reach,
That listening ear to gain.
That power sprage1', which soars on high,
Aud feeds on bliss beyond the skyl
- Gems Of Engfsh PosfSy.
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ENTIRELY NEW!

DR DROMGooLE &Co, has just received at No. 70,
College st. Nashville, and complete assortment
iIy Medicines, Perfumes, Toilet and Family Soaps
shoulder Braces, Supporters winch nc oners TO the
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A CARD.-Dr. T. W. CONNER, PhysioPathc, or
n Botanic Physician, having returned from recent
visit of business California again offers his Medical Ser
vices the Afflicted Public, trusting the general safisfac
ton he has heretofore given will restore him his fornsr
liberal with increased Patronage.
Office the of Union and Summer Streets Kesi-
dence 27 Summer street, between Broad and Church
feb7 '54-3m.
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DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-These
ID Springs will be remind for the present year. OF leased
for term Of years There extensive accommodations
for visitors and every thing necessary to make them
popular place of for health pleasure They are
situated in Hickman County, Tennessee and for the last
several wears have beer much requened by the citizens
of Davidson Williamson, Maury. and other neghboring
counties ANY wishing TO or lease will address
MRS. ELIZABETH A. WEEMS,
Bon Aqua Z. o., Hickman County, Tenn, or
s. L. FINLEY,
6l College street. opposite Planters Bank, Nashville
.c
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lNQUIRER.
CANDIDATES.
ELECTION. THURSDAY 18th MAY.

The present Judges Of the Supreme Court have CON,
sented to the use OF their names for reelection:
ROBERT J. MCKINNEY, for East Tennessee,
ROBERT L. C CARU TIERS for Middle Tennessss.
A W o. TOTTEN for West Tennessee
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THE CELEBRATED JACK
HAWKEYE.

THE CELEBRATED JACK
HAWkEYE,
NIiLL stand the present season at my stable, ~
w miles north of Nashville, on the Whites VA
Greek Turnpike at $lO the insurance for mares, lk6
and s2O for Jennets.
First rate pasturage gratis All taken to prevent
cideus bur no liability Tor any.
DANIEL YOUNG.
PEpIGRxK-Hawkeye was sired by Elliotts imported
Jack Bebs and out Of Jenne by Sherrods Jack, son
OF old Sir John who not inferior to any Jack in Amer
lca The dam OF iiawkeye also the dam of Cyrus,
Davy Crockett, and other tine animals.
aprl-W2m C0GKRIIJ,
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THE CONFESSION.

Isaac had been tried and found guilty Of the
murder of his master, The court then proceeded to
the trial of john, his fellow servant, who by his
own confession was implicated in the same cruel
tragedy. The cireumstantial evidence as well as
Johns own confession, which he made when he was
first arrested after the murder Of his master were
very strong against him. John and Isaac had been
together that night, John had gone to L., that
uight for qchisky, and returned. He first confess
ed that be had caught the horse aud called his
Master out, and took him 10 the place where he
was murdered, hut that he did not know that Isaac
was going to murder him. From this evidence or
confession, he was lodged in Jail with Isaac.
short time after they were put in Jail, however,
they both changed their evidence very materially.
Isaac confessed that he alone guilty, and that
John was entirely innocent In this John concur
ed, and said that he had made the first confession
through the fear Of being burned dhre &c. Isaac
was found guilty on his own confession, and John
trial came up separately.
After some preliminary remarks about the pro
priety of receiving Isaacs testimony who had been
found guilty by the jury but not sentenced by the
Judge. the Court finally consented to allow it. Ac-
cordingIy Isaac was introduced witness in Johns
behalf. ---- .
After being sworn the Judge informed him that
he was not bound to answer any question that would
in any way implicate himself, and was very explicit
in his instructions to him.
First L0acysr.-Well Isaac, viii You state what
you know in this case
Badc,-Well know dat John am entirely limo
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UNIyERSITY OF NASHVILLE,
The Literary Departmel

INHIS Institution founded by the State of North Car
/ lima in l7s5 as Davidson Academy II became Cum
berand College in 1906, and University of Nashville in
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A ACCINE YlRUS.--A small quantity just Iecen e.
\ of reliable quality, DC }. G. BROWN
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ID. p. ELLIS Il CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
COLUXBUS, GEORGIA.
Will attend promptly to the sale of Country Produce.
Carter h Bowdre, Macon, James n Spurlock, Rome
Ross Il Bros, :" VIM. A Fort ROME
Robert B. Bostwick Meretta Jno. ". Hoyle Chattanooga
James NJ Cooper, Atlanta, A. F. Van Epps, :"
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W. F. GRAY, Nashville,
w. w. BERRY & DEM0VlII.E,
SHELL 4 RUTHERFORD, Gallatin,
McCLAlN Il DALE, Columbia.
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~ We authorized to announce JOSEPH g. PickzrF Is
candidate for Attorney General for State aud ssts
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And BY all Druggists in every tow
see, and all the Southern and Weste
April / '54-lmdtw&w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22
Correspondence OF he Cecil Whigl
Letter from FGr! Deposit.
PORr DErOsir. IulN 20. Il

u. {. EICSCTTs..- Pear Sir:-I noticed il.
the last number OF Tile Democrat" ,iccr
cor ling the organization of Il council OF
know Nothings: in this place. 1t says:--
I'VE learn flat 4 Baltimore 'know Nothing,
visited Port Deposit on Monday, and IN effort
was made the same night TO organize a coun-
ell. but many Of the itzens Of that place are
opposed to this new politico-rcligous order,
and utterly rrpudiste it,
Now The Democrat is much mistaken, if it
thinks "know Nothngism'' will not flourish
in this part Of Cecil; for since the meeting on
that Monday night, several others have been
held. and am told there is already Il large
society Of them; and Judging by the rust at
each meeting, we feel confident that port
vii go "know Nothing" 10y large majority.
OF this am sure since onr young and worthy
friends "BoncS' and '.BliSs" have taken SO
strong hold Of it..
II any of our ncighbor readers of The
Wing should happen to spend the night at our
little town, they would have the pleasure of
hearing some good singing from our serena
ue'H' Every PHEASANT evening some part OIL
our town is enlivcncd up Icy their cheering
songs. We like to see the young folks en-
joying themselves, and VIC will say to them,
ego it while your yonng," for youth is the
time for pleasure.
The new firm Of Wiley, Thompson 4 Co.,
are removing their Sash Factory to the toun-
dry buildings, formerly occupied by T.. ID.
ry on their business on much larger scale
than heretofore. Their work will be done to
order, and We hope this gcntlemanly firm will
receive large share OF the public patronage.
Yours, JAKEY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22
Ritter's Family Medicines,

. tTTER'S COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR WILD
IN CHERRY AND WOOD NApIITIA For
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, bronchitis, Whoopns
Cough and all pise.,ses tending to
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
Is one of.he best preparations of the day for al
diseases of the Throat and lung. as thous rnds can
testify. 1t contains no narcotic it c.n be Civ n
with perfect safety to the yonnses. child Price
twenty-five cents per bottle.
RITTER'S AROMATIC DINNER CORDIAL.
For the cure of Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa Low Spiri $,
Nervousness. General Debility, &C.
This Cordial will be found highly bcncfoialin tho
above disorders il is p casant to the tase and will
relieve in short time all those d Is ressing feeling.
to which dyspcptics liable. A few doses will
stop the most obstinate Diarrhu,a Procure IA boz
tie and be cured at once. Price fiji per bottle
RITTERS PICTORIAL SYRUP CARMINATIvE
This preparation has been in US, for over seveny
years in Philadelphia; it WIS formerly manufuc-
tured by the grandf her of the p escnt proprc or,
and as Il soothing syrup has stood snrivalloi ii
quickly relieves coicy pains, and promotes natural
sleep in infants Price IS cents per b., ie.
VANSWFITEN'S, OF BLACK PILLS.
Also known Moravian PiIs. Hurt. Pills Dutch
Pills and safe Purgative and Anti Bilious Pill and
no mly should be without them. Price twenty
five cents per box. The above mcdieinsscan be or
tanned Of the sole proprietor, L. l.. RITTER
July " No. . South Front St. Philada-
n b. liberal discount made to druggists and
StorckeepeIs
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Correspondence Of he Cecil Wing
Letter from Rock Springs.

MOCK ofklSos, July 10, of.
Mn. EDITOR IL have seen II stated in print
that the wheat was much injured by crust
in the middle and lower parts of the county.
Such is not the case here; we have never had
better crop Of wheat than the present one.
1t was sown early and escaped the rust,
which goes to show that early sowing is pre-
yenivc.
Onr l,'ids are improving rapidly under the
use Of liinc and guaio. sold fields cover.
ed with m"ss fur or live years ago, are now
hid from view by waving grain. The yi.ld
Of wheat ON SOM of these l,nls Of ..scdg.-
griss' n"toricty il b to 40 bushels to tlc
acre, owing to the favorable season.
Oats is Il fine crop this year and corn is
looking We'll.
Pic-nics are the order OF the Il " now; to
"ne lately held the beauty and chivalry Of the
neishborhs"d turned out en- mass. Lemon
.sdcs and mint julips were used to such a de-
gree, that some Of our Young 'uns became
rltci--thcn inila' cd--ail one In particular
blatei, ..mllSic!'' 'musc!'' but
Ill hears. alas, no music Of the spheres,
But an unhallowcl, earthly sound OF Llliny.
Marrying appears to be tn. go nos: one OF
our yoang and promising farmers, aged 10
years, LATELY led to the alter blushing ard
happy bride Of sweet serenity.
Yours, YorSG PICK.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing,
Letter from kiikyyOOd,
KIRK WOOD, July 20th 1854

Mn. EDITOR. people i'll this neighbour
are bound to carry everything before them at
the coming election. My friends at Harris
vile, thriving little town ono mile above
this place, are cndcavoring to get council
started in their midst. An Editor, or rather
his reporter, who lately referred to the subject
is very much mistaken in his estimate of the
views Of the people Of Port Deposit in regard
to tie know Nothings." don't believe he
can find ton men in the place who are opposed
to the order in any form whatever. But. no
more on this subject at present; when my
friends get council started and become
member, l will give you something more.
Our school here Mt tie Academy is not so
large this session as usual. Mr.. T. Egan, who
is a young man of sterling abilities, commence
ed an aca,limicul session at the Monorc School
last spring; he being very popular teacher,
| suppose some of the scholars have gone to
him.
Our farmers are busy at this time sowing
their buckwhcat, hope my friend will have
large crop but warn him to keep sharp
lookout for chestnut sprouts and sumace.
The Wing is always very welcome visitor
here; all who take it are always anxious for
the time to arrive for its distribution. l am
very much surpriscdst several families in the
ncighborhood to be without a paper when
they can get the Wing for the small sum of
$500 per year. by the way would suggest
to some Of my Highbors the propriety of sub
scribing for The Hhig; they will thereby save
| themselves great deal of trouble and my
paror will be left at hcinc. OSCAR.
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NEW GOODS,
For the Spring Trade;
~ MONTH EtST.

w / w",lia invite attention to or New and
w extensive stock of Spring 1oods. which
-, art now r.cci.ing from The New York
'H'!S~t. which for style, qsaii'y ont chsapness.
vii compare favor4fly with any yoods that
have ever been offered to the public. Thank
mi fur' th- fhafli patronage We have received
~ ttte p .st. ~ will en,leavor to Inarit 4 con
sHianc- OF it, bs keeping constantly on hand
goods of the Latest style and best quality, AT
err PHIcs
Ladies will do well to call and examine our
stock or Dress Goods, Of which we name in
J':Tt: Black Dress Silks, oil boiled; do. Man
Ia do. very wide: do. heavy watcrcd; Col
cr-d Silks. brocade and plain; plain and
s:ript-i Silk Poplins; plain and tig'd Dclainr.
few pieces tan col d Persian Cloths, striped.
plaid and figured Silk Tissues. rich style Ba-
r.the,, Blr2gc DeLaines, Cashmcres, Para
fnrl.as, Mer;noes. Cilcoes, Scotch and Ian
custer Gngh4ms, brown and bleachcd Nus
Inns. g. &C. %, ; and 81 inches wide; Table
| incns and Napkins, pointed Silk Gimps, all
c3lrrs; Silk Braids, all colors; Silk and Fancy
DR. ss Buttons, in every style; ladies needle
worked Collars, Under sleeves and Chemi-
k,ttS needle worked funcins, inserting.
and edsing; lace CIpcs, Cambria and Paper
Nual!n. Nc.
Hosiery; Kid. silk. Philosclle, Lisle Thread
aoi Cotton Gloves; Caters, lace Boots, kid
aorocco and patent leather Shoes, nc. which
We vii! sell at very low prices. for cash or
country produce. HUGHES BROS.
North East, March aS #
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To Stone Masons l. Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received by the Coun-
ty Commissioners ofCecl county, at their
office in Elkton, up to the 18th day of August
next, at = o'clock, p. NJ, for building the
abutments, dncluding everything from quar-
ryinS the stone to the completion of the walls)
ola bridge over Big Elk creek, at Lords
Factory, in Cecil county, Md, according to
the following
SPECIFICATIONS
The abutmcnts, each to be 81 feet at the
base and 10 feet at the top, and feet thick
at the base and . feet at the top, and Is feet
high from low water mark; the foundation to-
be u feet below low water, unless rock is
sooner found.
The wing wall at the south end Of the abut-
ment on the West side Of the creek to be 20
feet long; the one ut the north end of said
abntmcnt to be 81. feet long and 81 feet apart
at the ends. Those on the south east side to
be % feet long and 40 feet apart at the ends.
The foundation Of the wing walls to be the
same depth as that of the abutments at the
end next to the same, and run up by Success
sivc steps to feet below the surface at the
ends. The foundations of the said wing walls
to be feet thick at the abutments and 3! fl.
| at the ends to be built to the level of the
abutmcntS, and to be battered to % feet at
the top.
The guard walls to be the same length Of
the wing walls, feet high and 20 inches
thick, and have good fastcnings bnilt therein
for roof TO pitch outward. The abutmcn:s
and wing walls to be built of large stone, to
be laid in good mortar, made of sharp sand
and wood-burnt lime, and groutcd. and all
the walls above ground to he well pointed.
The whole of the work to be done in sub
stantal ard werkmanlike manner, on or be-
fore the 10th day of October next, under the
direction and control of the County Commits
sioners Of Cecil county.
By order p. G.. RICKETTS,, elk
July Is, "a tal5 Co. Com'rs Cecil Co.
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IlN 4flarstts.
ELKroK. july 2ls,..-Flour $50 3: nhcat
81 %; corn 20 cts; Eats 40 cts

ELKroN. july 2ls'.e- Flour $50 wheat
SID corn 20 cts; ,ats 40 cts.
BALrI MORE MAEkEr. J,ly c0.-Th, Flour
market is very quiet. Nothing done in How.
ard sire ct: prices merely nominal. Sales If
800 bbls. City Mills at IS pr Bbl f fresh
ground. Rye -four and Corn Meal unchanged.
GRAIN AND SEEDS The rec,i rs of Whea'
are fair. About 300 bushels olcrcl. and
,.l,,s of good to prime red at sl.1i a |. 80.
and white : 100 | % per bu :!icl. inferior
los 2 to Is cents less. Corn-About 500,
b ishclS offered .r,l sales of white at so Il 50
cents, yellow at 10 - C nts per bush,l
Oats ABOUT 1900 bu ,hclI of;rci, AMI sale,
OF new Maryland at 6s ca. Penn Iylvsnis
Oats IS cents per bn 'hcl. --Sni.
WILMINGTON MARKETS Thursday even
ing. July %. ls54.-Wc quote to day from
Wagons at the Mills, aid in Front Street.
Wheat, new and old sl.7U. Corn II cents:
Oats Sc cts. Flour $3.50. There is very
little new wheat off, ring. We EXPECT d..
cline soon. probably to 81 GO. Farmers arr
engaged cutting Oats: they promise a good
yield.
Sales from Storc:-Guano, S55 per 1000 lbs:
Plaster, $500 per ron. % cts. per bus: Salt,
S., cts. 20 cts. 20 cts. per i.nIh,l; Gronn
Fine and Alum Sl.75 pr sack. -Jorhod.