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Great excitement has been caused
in San Francisco, among a large class
ofcitizens, by the confirmation of what
is known as the Bolton and Barron
claim, embracing = valuable tract of
lsod already settled upon, three
square leagues in extent. Several
meetings Of the settlers have been held
and resolutions adopted toappeal from
the decision of the Land Commission
on grounds Of uncoostitutionality Of the
Commission itself. Measures have
been taken to form . Settlers, League
throughout the State, with view of
exercising a controlling influence at
the coming state election. A memo
rial has been circulated for signatures
requesting President Pierce to remove
Commissioners Farewell and Thomp-
son. The excitement continues.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

In Cuba the milkman escorts bis
cow through the streets, steps befor
the door Of his customers, and milks
just the quantity demanded. This
method. strikes us, here, would give US
milk Of quality which would be
occasionally slightly different from that
which we now receive.
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70 The Steamer Magnolia Bran.
ner, that burnt near Brulev Landing
on The 9Th inst, was new boat, and
had only been running about three
months. She was built at Louisville
last summer at cost of SIG, 900 ex-
presly for the Red River trade. The
Steamer Nary Bess went to the relief
Of the Branner, and to the noble exer-
tons Of the crew Of the Bess, are the
passengers saved. mainly indebted for
their lives.
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Gbt 1aily eu'ltt,
BATON ROUGE::::JULY Il, 1855.

Coz. H. w. ALtrN.--The friends Of
Col. ALLEN, have announced him a.
. candidate for Congress from this Dis
trict, subject to decision Of the con-
veution to'be held ut videlis, on the
23d inst. The Col. is just the man
We should like 10 zee, enter the field
agains. T. Green.
The Col. is polished gentleman; one
both w,othy and we'll qualified. A
Planter. he is ideDti6ed6 psrninently
with the interests Of Louisiana. He
10 the man, Above oil others. to send
out to meet the gentleman already in
the field, face to face.
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Steam Navigation betpeen Antsoeyp
and New York.-The Rscurser d Au-
GERS Of June IL. says:
The transatlantic steamer Constitu.
ton, built in Amsterdam to run be.
tween Antwerp and New York, is on
the eve Of being launched. The Bel.
gique. Of the same line. is expected
here in August. She will make her
first trip in September. The Leopold
l, built in Antwerp. will be launched
next month, and the keel of the Due
de Brobant, the fourth steamer of the
line, was laid last week.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

An exciting case regarding the
identity Of a dog, is going on in Cinci-
matt Ohio. There are five law
yels employed. and nearly fifty
witnesses have been examined. The
animal is valued at $25.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

~A band Of Ethiopian Mipstrels.
are to give N entertainment At Odd
Fellows Hall, New Orlerns, on Satur.
day, for the benefit Of the sufferers by
the late fro ct Bayou Sara.
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70 The exports Of specie from
New York, from 18th January last,
to Let Of June, according to the
Corrier and Enquirer; amounted to
@17,O74,946.97.
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The editor Of the San Francisco
Times and Transcript, B. F. Washing
ton, is spoken Of as . candidate for
Governor of California.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

MARRIED.-0n the 18th uIt., 1t the ~.
idence Of VIZ. RosEs1s0H Eco, parish Of Point
Coupe. BY the Rev. J. ROLAND, CLAIBORNE q.
WREN, Esq, Of Yssoo Miss. to Miss ELlIDDETH
TILANO, u Baton Rouge.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

The New Marriage Law in Con
neticut-Under the laws of Connect.
cut, it is supposed that a large num-
ber of marriages which have been
heretofore celebrated, are invalid, g,
the officiating ministers had no loca-
ton within tbs State. Quite num-
Der of marriages of this character
have taken place. The consequence
Of the want Of authority in the abso-
Lutte nudity Of the marriage, and the
has therefore passed a
law, giving them all validity, and pro.
,viding that future marriages celebrated
By ministers located abroad, shall be
legal.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

At MeDonoghville, on the 9th inst WILLIAn
Gen. Edward sparrow, formerly Of Vidala. n.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Sixtb Judi.
cial District Congt-Parish Of East b.
ton Rouge, Succession Of LgwIs PysuRn.
deed No. 40, '.Probate.n1
QY virtue Of commission issued in The
~ above succession, and 10 me directed
from the Hon. the sixth JUDICIAL dist, let
court, in and for the Parish and STATE :.
fo'esaid l will, BY virtue If said commits.
sion, oner q public sale at the court house
door, ef said parish, in the City Of Baton
Rouge, on xONDAY, tie 13sk das ef .As.
ssa sezt, 1855; at the usual hours Of sale-
the property heseinaftsr setfo5th end dee.
cribed, belonging y the succession Of LIZ.
WIS pYsuHn, late d said parish, deceased,
to wit:
TOM, : nse.e man. .eed about 80 years.
and oae STUD HORSE.
THsns OF Subtitle neGro man slave.
named ToM, 70 b. sold for one fourth cash.
one fourth payable On the f,st day Of Jan.
uary next, 1859, and the other half on The
nrst day Of January 1S57-in notes salts.
factorily endorsed, bearing eight per cent
interest PEI snnum from date until paid,
and mortsase reserved until final payment.
juIyl0-y. n. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
STATE OF LOUlSIANA-Sixth Judi.
cial District Court-Parish Of East b.
ton Rouee.-NoLAN STEWART, Executor.
~: JANE McCALoP, wife Of Paul Daixrs.
RY virtue Of . writ Of f. f.. issued in the
- above entitled and numbered cause,
and to me directed fiom the Hon. Sixth
Judicial District Court in, and = TIE Par.
ish and State sforesaid-l will er Ct nab.
lie sale 1t the plsntstion wheyeon the De.
PENDENT now resides, - the Amite River,
in this Parish ct about fourteen miles fresn
the City Of Baton Rouge on SATURDAY,
tie ~ dsy 4 .Axsxs wat, 1855. at IL O.
cock, NJ, oil the right, title, interest and
eIasns q the defendant, in or to tie psoper-
y hereinafter set1DstA and Described, seix.
ed to psy and satisfy the judgment, interest
and cost in the above entitled and number
ed cause, TO wit:-Ths following negro
slaves for life:
Barton, negro man, aged shout IS yearss
Susan, . "egro woman, eyed 80 yean, ard
her three children, viz: Alexander, aeed
a years, Albert, aged II years, and Dan.
el, aged 8 years; Frank, negro man, IS
vears Nelson, IS years, and Benjamin, % 4
years. Also 40 arpents Of Land situated
N the Amite River, ct about "a miles from
he City Of Bstop Rouge, and bounded =
ollows: North BY lands formerly J. H.
siven, Socth by lands Of D. H. Penny.
East BY the Amits River and west by those
( Andrew Cooper, together with oil the :
uiIdings and improvements thereon.
Teens of Sale-CAsn, with the beneAe
the aDnraisement.
july 9-ets-w. NV. BABlN, Sheriff.
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The next Whea.Crop.

Ifit were not that the wheat crop is one
which is liable to be blasted or destroy ed up
to the very time Of it's actual ripening, we
might safely assert that in this region of
country, at least, we can scarcely fail to have
an abundant harvest. The past fall was an
unusually favorable one for the growth Of
the young crop. and early-sown wheat never
looked better at the commencement; of win
ter. Ever since the 26th of January, the
ground has been covered with snow, so that
unless the spring should prove unusually Sc.
we're, an event not at all likely at present, we
can have but little fear of the winter-kill
Certainly no one can fail to look at the grow.
ing wheat crop with deep interest, for we
are bound to concede that by the time Of
harvest the old wheat crop will be very near.
ly exhausted. Flour at present seems to
have an upward tendency, and we are almost
ready to conclude that the last crop was an
unprecedentedly short one. But we are glad
to perceive very fattering prospects for the
coming harvest.-[ Indiana Farmer.
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SUGAR BETS AS FIELD CRoP.-Mr. A. Y.
Moore, President OF the State Agricultural
Society of Michigan, states that the kind of
root which has produced the greatest quantity
OF milk with him, is the sugar beet. Others
have found the sugar beets of superior value,
so much so, that one farmer within our knowl-
edge has raised them as a field crop for a
great many years. He says they yield as
abundantly as any other root, and are, at the
same time, more nutriiive than any other
with the exception of carrots. He, too,
thinks they are superior, for mich COVE, to
any other root or vegetable whatever.
He informs us that butter made in winter
from cows fed on this root, in addition to their
dry feed Of hay, is nearly as great in quantity
as in the fall, and Of nearly, If not quite, as
rich in color and quality.
To secure good crop of beets, especially
of the white Silesian, the seed should be
soaked, as otherwise they will germinate
slowly, or not at all in very dry weather;
the soil should be deeply ploughed and well
pulverzed; the rows three feet apart, to ad.
init OF easy cultivation between them.
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SHEEP HUsBANpRY PRorITABLE.-Less la
Dor and care is required by sheep than any
other domestic animal. They are also less
dainty, feeding as experiments show, upon
more than one hundred species Of plants
are thus improved by their clearing away
many foul and useless weeds, SO that better
heritage can take its place. 1t has been
found that pasture in most dairy sections
which will carry 90 head of full grown cattle,
will carry 30 sheep besides, without detri-
ment to tie cattle, and with positive benefit
to the pasture. This is the opinion OF some
Of the best New England farmers.
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XXTAR with the OLD SYSTEM Of building Procure your
w Carpenter Work ready made lumber,
30 per /
HINKLE. GUILD CO., 365 WEST FRONT ST.
CrScfSSATI ONO.
Door, Sash. and Blind Factors. Planning Mill aud Lum
rr Der Yard. sa..
Car Factory 60 by $50 feet stories high with machi
nery for Panel Sash. yentan and
ShueTs Door and indow Frames. Manes Base Platers
Mouldngs Weatherhoard white and yellow Pine Flooring
and Paned Boards for the inside finish of Frame Brick
Houses Our work is framed in tho
by hand superior Factory work be-
ing thoroughly tested in Drying House. Sssh Primed
Glazed. With the advantage Of large Lumber Yard
Fulton ntanipg several of and
wharf enabled yard manufacture sell
than other establishment the West filled
boards framing timber and Joints ofey description. We
also packing boxes chests
Country Merchants will End their keep
articles for saie Dissountto Dealers. Terms Cash.
kansas and Nebraska Portable Cottages, containing
or more rooms winch be put and taken down in
few hours sample be factory.
Osr bill sfrt 10 10 20 per below Louisys prices.
En- Our Bill of Prices be this office.
otdf
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AGRICULTURAL.

~ The Detroit Free Press, says that
there is at least one-four,h more breadth Of
wheat on the ground throughout the State
than ever before, and that the weather has
been unusually favorable and the crop looks
extraordinarily well We notice similar ac-
counts from all parts Of the northwest, and
no doubt there will be tremendous yield the
coming harvest.
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TEI.EGRAPHIC!
I Reported expressly for the Daily Journal.

Reported expressly for the Daily Journal.
CIScISSArI, April 4, P. N.
River falling slowly.
Flour advancing, with sales at 8S5aS9.-
Whisky advanced to 27A. Provisions un.
changed. 100 bbls mess pork sold at Sl4;
zoe hhds bacon sides u packed, so hhds
shoulders packed 81. 400 bbls lard sold at
o. Sugar firm. 200 hhds sold at 5Ia6. Mo-
lcsses held at SO; no sales.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5, NJ.
Raining this morning.
BosToS, April 5.
The jury in the Burns case has been dis.
missed till Monday.
The House has assigned Tuesday next for
hearing the report of the committee relative
to the removal of Judge Loring.
The Rhode Island election has all gone
one way. Hoppin, Wing X. NJ, is elected
Governor, and Rose, X. NJ, Lieutenant
Governor by large majorities. For Congress
in the Eastern district, Durfee, in the West
ern Thornton, both Il. N. Democrats, were
elected by great majorites.
New YORK, April 4. P. NJ.
Flour firm, sales $50 bbls good Ohio 962a
$40; Southern firm, sales 1000 bills at 9I2a
1921. Wheat firm. Corn trife higher,
sales 90 900 bush at 100. Pork triAe high
er, sales $500 bbls at l525al53O, and new
l725al75O. Beef firm, sales of repacked
Chicago at l475al425. Lard firm. Ohio
whisky 80. Groceries firm. Lnseed oil 80.
Stocks firm; money easy.
PITTSBURGH, April 4, p. NJ.
River Al feet and falling. Weather pleas
ant.
BUFFALO, April 4.
The Wisconsin Legislature has adjourned.
The prohibitory liquor law has been Veto
ed. Cole is probably elected Judge OF the
Supreme Court.
New YORK, April 5.
No signs Of the Baltic yet. She is now
IL days from Liverpool.
PITTSBURGH, April 8, NJ.
1t has been raining slightly all morning.
LOUISVILLE, April 8, p. NJ.
Raining hard all day. Everything quiet in
Cincinnati.
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TO OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, sEAMEN, &C, OF
ALL WARS: THEIR WIDOWS AND

- N. KNIGHT. Attorney for Government Claimants.
so1s the Of Claims Of every ds.eSp
ton against the General Government and particularly
Land Bureaus Patent Land Oces and
Claims.
An experience years and familiarity with the means
with his facilities for the dispatch of business justify him
assuring his Claimants and the public sene
i.ss that n'rus'ea to Ills keeping VIII not
Pensions, Bounty Land, Patent and Public
Land Laws
has nearly ready gratutous distribution among
business corresponden and those who may become
neat pamphlet containing synopsis the existing Pension
end Of the late ConSeneadne BOUNTY LAND Acr on Sd
MARCH, 1885, under which all who have heretofore received
grants i6o all Ocer Of
Chapains soldiers Wagon Masters and
unsssri ana MtS-ana ali Sieers seansns crdinlry Sea-
Marines Clerks and Landsmcn Of the Navy. not here
days (unies in ate period since i7s to the Wild
minor children all such entitled and de-
ceased.
This pamphlet tains Forms Application
and complete than any elsewhere to be found sdsp,.a the
class OF Claimants under the with eopous
decisions instructions Of the Depar and practical
suggestions to the course be pursued in suspended
Parties wishing avail themselves Of the facilities
Orded by this Once in securing prompt and
copies above by RENTING thirty cents in
Age stamps.
Inducements to Correspondents.
Agency viii be dealt literally; supplied with
all blanks gratis and kept constantly advised of the
that from time to time occur in the execution Of the
Its within thu Subscribers power direct his
iass Act and thousand Land
Under former he is possession Of that viii mate
rally assist in securing additional bounty.
Fees below the usual rateand upon the admis
The highest cash prices given for Land Warrants RevOu
tionary Scrip aud Illinois Land Patents.
mh3l Inv Address S. NJ. KNIGHT. Washington City.
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@The Messenger, published at Hannni-
ball. Missouri, learns from the farmers that
prospects for good wheat crop throughout
Northern Missouri, are more promising than
they have been Tor some years past.
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WATCHES AND JEW ELRY.
IE are now opening our Spring stock Of

WATCHES AND JEW ElRY.
VV7E are now opening our Spring stock Of
w Gold and Silver " stches, fIrr
/ Gold Lockets. Pc and Pencils.
Gold and silver Spectacfes
New Cameo Music Pins,
Gold snd Silver Thimbies
Silver Plated Ware. .s
Clocks aud Fancy Goods YIN
ALso-A large assortment Of Watsh Glasses Percopic.
Double Focus and other Spectacle Glasses Watch tools
materials American and French Regulators Table
Pocket Cutlery Revolving and Pistols
Is the best assortment hat found Jobbing
House In the country, and II ut the lowest prices.
DUHME a. co..
Importers of English. French and German Goods.
No. $50 Main street. Gin Gin ati.l
mh20 3sdaw Gar
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nc pEALERs IN wAsHBO ARDs.

N 1884, o. RICE of Cincinnati. INVENTED vAEUA-
n ELE IMPROVEMENT IN NAsHsoARDs, for which he OBJ
tanned PATEST in October. 1873. Said Improvement
sisted in properly preparing
other suitable uea)
their into the solid wooden sides legs washbcar
the methods previously employed having been plough
cut moTte to receive the metallic o. Rico
subsequently sold his entire interest ownership said
Patent to the who sole propr thereof
well only authorized MANUFACTURES D.. RICE I'M
PROVED PATENT ZSC WAsHBoARDS having succeeded the
late firm Wayne. Bay Co. business. Induced
by the popularity and extensive sale of said Patented Wssh
board sundry have in making and vending
them wtho authority violating the rhs
by said Suits have been and
pending against certain parties known 70 be thus
gagged ana It intent ,secute for all infrDgmen
upon legal just i.tle of the law
purchasing deal
ing Zine Washboards made after the patented by
Rice unless branded 20. Rice. lmproyed Wahbcards.
genuine Ii may we'll
the shape Of the Crimp-or
of patented machine to nail wabosrs
docs give the right the patented messing
deerib,d which the value the board
really depends Wholesale orders for the article
specially solicited and promptly executed low prices
S any of the unauthorized makers. by
JOSEPH W. WAYNE. =.
sole proprieto and thereof Ones hard
store No. 90 Main street. opposite Fifth Cincinnati
Ohio. mh3 d&w3m
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

N,oTTCE hereby given that have been appointed Ad
mirstraor the estate Of Wstsr Rae gb late Van
deceased All indie
will call settle and all
Ing claims sxaps said will the duly
MIR swd RICH d RALEIGH. Admit
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March. Sth 1855. mhiI
A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALI LINIMENTS
T HE CHI A N c. Flu!
CHINESE IMMINENT.

fUNHlS Superior the
public with the hdence
rative qualities excel other known Imminent. action
certain and uniform falling
hal application ia Appropriate All who have tried IL regard
inalib bic the following diseases; Sprains
Bruises Swelled Limbs Weak Joints White Swelling Pains
in the Back Hips. Sides Breast Face any other part
the body.
IL is external remedy in Bruises. Scalds Cuts etc.
The useful this chemical compound by
the human species but Is equally eea
cous wherever applied the diseases of that vOr
domestic animal Hore. Arcng the many diseases and
accidents occurring the horse which is the
be named the folio wing viI Cuts Bruises Chafes
Scratches Cracked Heel Strains in the Shoulders Sweeny
Spine. PASTOR Joints etc. :
EE- For further particulars directions on bottles
TAKE NOTICE..
Many and Just mas all the ordinary lini
ment of the day. Of their offensive smell and the
rnsghty often left tie skn-a wonderful
which has been verified the asorhment of the
found chemists aud the fadous patients
addition TO its surprising curative effects the hesth
Jul cosmetic and perfume shin
which be applied. IL glow
which lasts for many leaves the vevetry
Of healthy skin instead Of the cracked and chapped
which is common result Of almost all other articles
used for that hence every adys toilet issuped
with who ts excellent qualities in this To
realize its Agreeable 9dor need but bottle
try for yourself Wholesale and retail agents.
KELLER, FARNSLEY 4 co.
feh2S d3m Ewsm Main Evansville,
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STATE OF INDIANA. ! 90
yanderburah COUNT, So

To the Saerifof Vander6urgh County, Indiana.
JACOB LUNKENHEyMER. Clerk of the vsnder-
burgh Circuit Cours within and for said county do
hereby certify what oceTs to be elected ut the usual
paes Of holding elections the FIRST Monday in April
Follows that is 20
For Pigeon Township Justice Of the Peace and four
Constables.
For Perry Township. Justice Of the Peace and two
Constables
For Union Township, Justice of the Peace and two
Constables;
For Centre Township two Constahles;
For knight Township. Consts5les;
For Armstrong Township Justice Of the Peace andtwo
Constables;
Constabes.
For Scott Township Justice the Con-
stables. (A1TEsr JACOB LUNKENHRIMER.
Clerk Of the VaAdefbsrgh Cireuit Court.
BY L. RICHTER, ID. @.
JOHN s. CAvIrr. Sheriff Of yande,burgh county. do
hereby certify the above copy notice the
Clerk for the election therein mentioned.
JOHN s. GAyITT. s. V. @.
March. sth 1855. mhlO d2O
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

. ltGAL ESIAl run SALh.
VH>HE undersigned Attorney Trafton
house and Martha Jane Lane offers at private SALE the
north quarter of section No. twentoHe CID in town
ship No. seven l socth Of No. eleven (l in the
county of Fanderburgh. Ind.
TERMS SALE.-CASH.
said premises should not be disposed Of at private sas,
prior 10 the 9Th day Of April they will be offered sale
public auction that the House Evans
ylle the above Refer particulars Baker IL
Garvin or Sweet 4 Leonard. THOS. L. GARr1N,
mills 3td&wtds Atty. In Fact.
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DAILY JOU r VAL.



Our newly elected Old Line City Marshal,
Peter Burk, was brought up before Squire
Walker yesterday, for selling liquor without
a license, and fined in two cases IS and costs
each.
Mr.. Hershelman was fined SIS and costs for
the same offence.
Mr.. Roberts got his bond fer license, but
put it in a CLOCK and forgot it. He was fined
IS and costs, for selling without license.
Mr.. John Heinrich was fined So and costs
for the same.
These are ali German fellow-citlzens.
They were evidently laboring under some
forgetfulness about licenses. Peter had Ia
ken out his license at noon yesterday out
was selling in the morning Sithouta license
which caused the trouble with him.
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FARMERS!

NXTOOI. CARpING.-The undersigned asks the atten
w of Farm hssuperior facilities
ing This establishment has two machines running day
enabling IL to work faster and cheap
than other similar in this region while th
work is excellent farmer bring in wool for himself
ordinary smount and only have wait
to BE- carded My prices reasonable TIT
highest marhe price always paid wool quality
have old and experienced Carder work machines
aud promise satisfaction. je3 wifi J. NJ. BIRTH.
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AsslGXEEs, NOTICE: ,rs

having been appointed asssnes Of the
II firm OF Ellis 4 Schlamp Grosers OF this city. viii
coed TO sell public auction commencing Monday April
at O'Clock and continuing day day till the entire
,tock prng
thing usually found IN large of this kind
sistins of coffee sugar moasse liquors OF all kinds
together with general
Of groceries.
SALE.-AlI dollars
credit Of four months with approved security.
A,so-w sold at the lot OF building mate
rials such sand window frames and sash etc. etc.
PHILIP DECKER
uh16tf VIM HEILMAN
Assiguees.