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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-12

The EFFECT oy THE NEws-The New
York Daily Times, speaking of the reception
OF the news of the fall Of Sebastop"l, says;
Unhappiy, for the good Of mankind, phil
nsophers are rare, and but few men have the
faculty Of drawing just conclusions from
passing events. Strange rs it may seem, the
news of the fall Of SebastopOi and certainty
OF that great event speedily leading to other
victories, and nj last to the triumph of the
a lies in compelling Russia to SIZE for peace,
have had the effect Of disturbing pubIic con-
fdcnce in the value Of commercial securities,
and caused a temporary tightness in the mo-
ney market. Precisely tie contrary effect
should have been anticipated and reaIlzed.-
No arrival from Europe since the Eastern
War commenced has put Us IN possession OF
more important intelligence for the welfare
of American interests, or which promised
more nltterng results than that brought by
the America, and which We laid before our
readers in yesterdays Times. 1t i, very Ger.
Tain that there vii! be more active demand
for American products in Europe than hHs
existed in many years; aud, whatever burdens
the present costly war may impose upon the
people of England and France, they can have
hO injurious eIlvCtS upon Us, uut quttS ~ CON
trary influence. If the Securities held by
English capitalists should be returned to us,
their proceeds will come back to us again in
payment for our cotton aud corn, which Eu.
rope cannot exist without. The distrcSses OF
Europe have, from the beginning, been among
the great sources Of our prosperity; and the
war, VIII ch, if continued another year, must
add 80 heavily To the taxes OF the working
people, cannot fail tn send to our shores fresh
h0Idrs of industrious artisans, who vi seek
mere the means OF support which their own
country dcnic, lHem. ii Europe were largely
III our debt, We mght well nave serious ap.
prehcnalous OF never being paid, but as tine
indebtedness lies on our SIDE, 1t does not ap
pear to De strictly rational To apprchend dill
cuIty from tlntterlng prospect OF our benz
able to pay it oft sooner than we had expect
cd from an enhanced value of our raw mate
rails, which oar creditors must needs take
from us. That the actual effect of the present
State OF political and financial alilirs in Eu-
rope must be to give new Impetus TO our
commerce, and enhance values on this side OF
the Atlantic, there cannot be Il shadow of
doubt; yet, for the want Of just view of
aft .lrs, and tiud habit Of dG,rrrng To for
rigu opinions, the last steamers news had II
depressing Influence in Wall street, which
must be OF very temporary endurance.
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J. B Carberry,

George !. Cunningham and others
DILL charges that defendant George
~ Cunningham is non Resident, publication
i. therefore ordered to Ie made for four weeks
in the Athens Post, requiring sad Cunning
ham to appear at neNt terno said Chaneery
Court. to be held ot the Court house in Madi-
sonyile, on the first Monday Of December
next. and answer compliments bill, or the
same will he set for bearing and heard er
marie j. a. COFFIN, Q. d W.
Oct 10. 185j-4t Prs fee SO 1913
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Chanccry Court at TdadisonviIie.
OCTOBER RULES, 1855.
James II. pickel Administrator Of Jonathan
Pckel, deed, and others,
Rufus VI. Pickel and others.

Rufus VI. Pckel and others.
1T appearing rom compliments hill that
/ defendant, Rufus NJ. Pickel, resides in the
State of Iowa, publication is ordered TO be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, requiring said nonresident defendant to
make his personal appearance at next term
of said Chancery Court, TO be held at the
Court house in jacksonville, on the LIST Mon
day of December next, and answer said Till
or the same will be set for hearing &c parte.
j. A. COFFIN, Q. e. H.
Oct 70, lS55-lt Prs fee 50 1858
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To the Public.

TllE undersigned takes pleasure in inform
l. ing the tG"cHi,g community, that he has
succeeded IN fitting up neat and convenient
Hack. which he intends running Daily be-
tween SWELTWArTR DEPOT and MADL
SONNlLLF TENN. Every attention will be
given to render passengers comfortable, and
at reasonable charges. The travelling com
muuity will find it 10 their interest to look
this way. ANpl.LN DAVIS.
Sent 7-3t% 3G3
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DEATH OF Mrs. AND Miss TANEY.-The
Baltimore Patriot regrets to learn the death
and burial Of the wife and youngest daughter
Of Chi.f Justice fancy. They died at Old
Point Comfort, where they spent the summer.
Mrs. fancy died of paraIy sis, and the daugh-
ter of yellow fever. They were both buried
in one grave on Monday at Old Point.
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WESTERN Hoe TRADG.-1'he Cincinnati
Commercial ot Monday, says: For hogs here
is not much doing, some sales have been
made during the week for November delivery,
nj $8. 30 but holders ask 500, and there
are buyers nj S945 a 50 80, who show y
strong disposition to opcratT at these rates.
Contracts are being made through Indiana nj
$3.50 for January delivery, and in the int.
riur of Illinois al So.
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~ An ounce Of fact Is worth pound OF a.eo,y
ana The swarm of conclusive facts that cluster aoiu
That nconprable preparation ll'oa 'nds German Dlt
ters preprred by Dr. C. NJ JACKSON phaie'pna sn es,
tabshng its value as TOME ana res.or its
EN- ,cy In all eases of diseases Of the stomacn' wls
err acute or chronic it may be recommeh9eu w.
soothing cordial and renoyating influence ~ rrpors
he,rt.b,rn loss Of appetite, nausea nervous t.,,s
relax ,ton and debility, Sc, are relieved ny .ne
in n yery short space Of time; aud perseverance W
their use never i"l's 10 VIVA oct 3
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New Spring G. Summer Goods.
GT,m GUi e, GO.

A RE now receiving and opening very
N large and well selected stock of SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS, TO which they re-
spectfully invite the attention of customers.
Their stock consists in part of LADIES'
DRESS GOUDS-Bernges, Tissues, Orgnndies,
Printed Jaconcts, Brillnntcs, Lawns, Chnllas,
Muslins, Plain aud Fancy silks, Bonnet Rib
bons; English aud French Prints of every
stvle: Curtain Prints. Irish Linens, Linen
Napkins, Damosk Table Linen, Toweling, DC.
Cottonades, Sntinctts, Tweeds, 6c.
Also, Fancy Goods, Porte Monnnee, Card
Coscs Tooth brushes, Goth and Hair Brush
es, India Rubber Dressing and Puff Combs.
Cabos. Fishing Lines, Ma'ons Lines, Percus-
sion Caps, Match BoSes, lerlnmery' Lu6ees,
Extracts. Pou,ade, Bandaline, Olephane, Rob
erts' Crinite. Walnut Shaving Soap, Nariega,
ted Balls, Gc.
Also, Bonnct., Hats, Boots and Shoes. to-
rcther with every variety OF READY MADE
Iu,OTlIING; Hardware, Queensware, DC, all
Of which will be sold unusually low. Give
them n call. April 2O-tf-S4S
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Land for Sale.
William II. Miller, by his Guardian, Thomas
Miller,

William IL NllIel; OF MS NuhIuiAhi ino""o
Miller,
U.s.
William II. Hunter nid the other heirs Of
Samuel Hunter, deceased,
I Petition 10 Sell Land
TN obedience to m interlocutory decree and
Z order Of the Worshipful County Cont OF
Meigs county, Tennessee, ut its September
Session, 1855, will proceed to go upon the
PREMISES and sell TO the highest bidder, LOT
cash all the undivided interest which tho
said William II. Miller has in and 10 oil tne
Lands of which said samuel lluh'e'' uien.
s"i~ed and no,sessod in said county. credit
81 tweTe months will be given upon all OK
oent ,be sum Of sixty dollars which must be
noid down. aud note and good security will
be required and lien retained ,. Orthe residue
If the unpaid purchase money.
JAMES A llOUSER, Oicyk.
Sent Il, Is55-4t Prs fee 81 soi
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COM III E RCIAL.
Augusta IIarlKct.

AUGUSTA, Oct. g..
Our produce market is without any material change
since my rcpor. Of last week. nov quote
BsclS, hog round ~ % l3tc with moderate de-
mard; hams IL a l4,; sides 1917 20 l3lc; shoulders IL
90 l2JEc LARD - q l5c. CoES " % Zoe, Tor new
MEAL 10 q sue. OATS 5Oe RYE 81 WHEAT 40 q
in sacks and bbs. No change IN ether goods.
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission d7id TTOiacs Merchant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-12

MIXyrsoTA.-An election for member To
Congress occurred in this State on Tuesday
last
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-12

A LUCKY SoLDIEE-It is said that Gen
Ostrnsarken, whose miIitnry career extends
over forty-cirht years, who has assisted ut
more than one hundred battles and combIts,
in which he has usually been found in the
first ranks, has never received the slightest
wouud.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-12

WAsulNeroN Oct 5.--The President has
Amounted james NJ. Love to he Judge Of the
District Court of the United states for lows"
Josiah Pierce, Jr, Of Portland, Ne, has
been appointed Secretary of the United States
Legation at ST. Petersburg.
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The Scientific American.
FrEV7NENrEUE y'EErg,

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The Contributors 10 the Scientific American among
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e-;s" Envelopes aud stamps 10 the large
sum of len thousand dollars month are sold
at the Boston post office. A room has been
fitted up for this especial purpose, and Il
number Of crks give their whole time to this
branch Of the business Of the office.
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Coo1K- gtovoss.

THE undersiy has for sale variety Of Cook
Stoves--latest and most approved patterns. Tho
castings ARE beautiful. The Hoofier Hofc store and
KeHtVcy are cass at Cincinnati, ohio, and the SOHO-
cnt is cast the Knoxville Foundry. lie expects to
have, in short time, some beautiful Ere Stoves for
heating rooms. All who wish to purchase cheap and
good article in the stove line will do well to call and
examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Athens Sept 2l-ti-365 J. W. BLACkNELL.
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c4g-Il is rumored that Mr. buchanan Will
on his return to this country, be married to
Mrs. Polk, the widow OF President Polk.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-12

WHAT is A FRIsND Punch saysa friend
is one who lamps down and pats on the
drag. when he finds that YOU are going down
hill too fast.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-12

RIcn!-The Soft Shell Free Soil, Demo
cratic party, of New York, with John Van
Buren, at their head, congratulate their "brelh.
rem" of North Carolina, upon "the signal VIC
tory" won in that State at the last election.
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The 25lh Of October has been set apartby
Governor Bragg, Of North Carolina, us, "a
day Of solemn and public Thanksgiving to
Almighty God for past blessings, and OF sup
rIication for his continual kindness and care
over us as Il State and as Il Nation"
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nOoH ETHRD:

NE AVtNG sold one Of my Farms sul anxious
n 4 to sell the on which live nine milcs South or
Athens on the stock road 10 Georgia-3S2A Acres,
and $50 more adjoining he bought. have ~ good
year old Mules; Horses; aud likely young Negro
Boys to sell all on reasonable terms for cash.
Sept l. 'Gi-2ui NJ L. PHILLIPS.
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a4sy" In Lomb ,rdy, no less than 46,4SO
cases of cholera had occurred up to the 81 of
September. Of these 1888 recovered, and
22,OS7 died III the province OF Bresch II
was most fatal. Out Of l7,42S Gases, 8,33S
died. ard 6OJ6 recovered.
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AMPS
Bank-N0te List and D9teoter,

PHIliStcd S"nii-m0Hhiy, at Montgomery, AEd.,
~ $50 per anuun, ia Advance.
TIVE work printed fine white paper and new type,
and in appearance will be second to none in the
United States.
Southern Bank Note List IS essential in every Bi'it,
Counting House and Public Office. Let MS unite IN adj
vanciug orr Interests and not permit Northern
men and Northern Dgtecters to tluctuate our money
matters as they may WISH while quietly following
their dictHtion.
The work viii be carefully revised the day OF pub
lication and all important financial changes, as they
occur noticed Every cXertiOn will be- made to make 1t
a correct and reliable guide to the Banker aud Merchant
Hotel Proprieors, Brokers' Auctluneers, Commission
Merchants and others deslrous Of having their names
aud business widely circulated, are informed Lhat
limited number of advertisements Will be u'urtnd.-
Special rates for advertising by the year for shorter
periods may be known by applying ~ any OF my Agents,
or At the Office IN Atlanta, Georgia.
Specimen numbers will be sent, on Application by let
ter, free Of cfG,pe.
All communications intended for the "Bauk-Notc ldst
and Dctcc'rr," must be addressed TO "S''trS Ht1@-
Nate Ltd." AHfHtr, On. SAMUEL SWAN.
JAMES RonLNrsOS, General Agent. sept 2s-3u
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,Ss"The Ohio state journal notices the
peach crop of Mr. Loughry, whose farm is on
the Ohio RIVER, in Adams county. Ten years
ago he set out eleven acres with the choicest
varieties Of the peach, the orchard being the
top of high hill overlooking the river The
journal says:
We learn from him that his eleven acres of
peaches this year will bring him the substan-
tlal sum Of Ave thousand dollars, or nearly
five hundred dollars per acre. At the pres
ent time, when ordinary peaches are selling
for from twenty five cents and upwards III
Cincinnati, his peaches readily bring two dol
lars per bushel. The present season has been
very prolific, aud his peaches have been eX-
ceedngly iiue and large
Mr. Loughry stated to us the manner he
treated his fruit. When the peaches had ar
rived at the size of hickory nut he employ,
ed II large force, aud put in one hundred aud
cightyfve days work in picking oil the en-
cess of fruit. Probably more than three
fourths of the fruit then On the trees was
carefully removed. Each limb was taken 10y
hand, aud where within the space Of eighteen
inches there would be perhaps twenty live
peaches, but five of the iairest ones would be
left to ripen. BY carefully removing al but
the choicest specimens and throwing all the
vlgor of the trees into them, the peaches have
rpeued early, mud are remarkable for size and
excellent quality.
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II. Il. DODSGN,

S1aEE COON AOcA C1ST-
nFFERS his services to the citizens Of Athens and
vicinity. lie is prepared to attend to any calls in
the line OF his profession and atters himself that his
work will give satisfaction.
~ Rooms at the Athens Hotel. sept 2s-tl-SCo
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RRE&9aRoS@.

II WILL purchase all good clean Linen Cotton mot
K wooeu) Rags, andgiVe liberal price IN Cash, Wrap
ping Paper or Tin Ware. JAMES GETCiS.
Athens Oct l9-4t-SGS
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Tnr GEORGIA ELECTION. The Augusta Con-
sutulionalist Of the 9Th says;
We have Official aud unofficial returns from
ninety three counties, aud there cannot he n
rea'onNhle doubt of the reelection OF II. v.
Iohnson 10y NJ least two thousand votes over
tne JOINT votes Of Judge Andrews aud Mr.
ONe'ny The vote for The Prohibition candi.
"Gtg viii reach anout six thousand
Inc election ul iI auti.know Nothln s.
orally admitted.
mere VIII 1ea We. y decided majority OF
antrhnow Nothingsin the Legislature.
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One Prize to Every Zen Tickets!
CAPITAL PRIZE, S2O,O0O!l

UOO Prizes in all, amounting to 600
ONLY TEN rho GSiND NL.HBERS!
Tickets 5lO--IIalycs and Quarters in proportion.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
July 10, i555-tf-355 Montgomery, Ala.
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0coee HALE Academy,



yuNUF Fail Session OF this Institution will commence
on Monday the sd day Of september next, I'M
der the charge Of Rev J. l. MiLBCRN, whose abilities
and character as a Teacher are SO vel AuoNL that the
Trustees deem 10 unnecessary 90 trump his fame. Being
graduate OF one Of the arst Colleges % last Teunvs
see he IS competent teach the prpiis science and
language aul 20 conduct tie Seoo "i'n pr ever
r.,jy to -uiJr. morally As well mentally Parents
ana guardians may pltrouizr Ocoee Academy with as
surunce. Tie location IS healthy and pleasant
Terms Of Tuition, psr Session Of 20 cocks:
First Glass $500
Src,nl =. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Third ................. 10 90
No extra charges Board can be had in private iaui
lies on very reasonable terms Those WHO pay in al
vance can have a reasonable deduction rom the regu
lar rates Of tuition by order Of the board.
Aug 10 N.B. REYNOLDS, Stc'y.
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tSs- Always suspect man VINO mas arr
we'd at the age of thirty aud ism attached to
A ptvve Of calico.
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Tor Males and Females.
,t'HE EjRter Session Of this institution vii! commence
on Monday, the oh Of November.
Rates Qf TlitioR, per- ire months:
Reading and Writing ..........................S 0on
Arithmetic, Geography and Grammar. 500
Mathematics aud Natural Sciences &c ........l 80
An extra charge OF 81 for fuel. Payment in advance
No deduction for loss Of time.
students ia search Of boarding viii do well to apply
to the Principal. II W. voS ALDEHOFF,
Kingston, Tenu Oct 5-it-367 Principal
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Uu.t Rocciveel,

S0O LBS. Java Coffee;
DOO 1000 lbs. Rio do;
300 lbs Crushed Sugar;
100 Caracas Indigo;
100 Star Candles;
80 Dupont's RiAc Powder;
90 Bastiug do;
IL ] H. Cans EAGLE do;
200 gallons No / Golden Syrup.
All Of which will be sold as usual, at the
lime w. G. HORTON Il co.
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4 NnIunhIc rnmi,r rIeaicinc.-so cele. !

Valuable EDmsEg FteGfctfsc.-So ceie-
bratud Las Dr. MLaue's Nermiuge become, that IL is
regltded as the only specific cure Tor Families
shOull never be without supply q it, Al this season
particularly when worms are 50 troublesome aud FREE
quentIy fatal among children, parents should be watc
full ana on the first appearance Of those distressing
symptoms which Us U: their presence, at once APP
ply thi, powerful and Ell ;acious remedy. are con-
hi.nt that It only requires trial, 10 convince al that
richly merits the praises that have been ayisei up
On it, Ia is safe and nG.1ls. Volumes % certificates
can be produced showing its great medical virtues
Purchasers Will be careful 20 ask for DR.. WLUA 3
ClsJr.feL I5rai'ag., and take none else. Al other
Nermfges, in comp trisoE, are worthless. Dr. MLanes
Vsrnifage also his Celebrated Liver Pills. can now ne
had at al respectable Drug stores IN the United States
and Canada.
For sale by p. H. KERN Co, Athens J. 4. & c. ".
CorFIS Mad.sonyle; and by one Agent ia every town
in Tennessee [cct d
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A LII persons who have not paid their Taxes for the
"a year 1850 must do Immediately, il they wish 10
avoid cost TlI0S STEPHENS,
sent ~ Sheriff f,lEbu 90.
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o-Ss- Mrs. Snizzlc, my pa wants 20 know
n he mayn't lend himself 10 your axe a little
while. He'd alters rather iend than ooFier'
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Ben, D. Thompson.
Cleveland, Eemi.
Dealer in

Drugs, Medicines and UhemlCdIs,
pye.Wood. and Dye.stnrs Oil, Paints and Painters
Articles, Narnishes,
window Glass aud Patty GlassW"rc'
mHVENOu English and American Periumery, Fine
q Toilet aud Shaving Soaps, fine Hair and Tooth
brushes Paint Brushes Surgical and Dental Instruments
Trusses ana supporters OF al' Kinds, sP,ces onus un
rturad Tobacco all the Patent Proprietary Medi
ces of the day superior Inks, Pure Wines and Bran
dies for medicinal purposes, Extracts and Favors,
choice Toilet and Fancy Articles, &c.
nal. ny purchase for cash, and otfr goods equally
as they can be obtained from any similar estab-
iisbtnent In this section. Warranted 10 De JeS, pure,
",G 1Inujns orders from the country promptly hed,
md Satisfaction guaranteed with regard both TO price
and quality. 5000, :, Ill, MI,
Ice Physicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes
viii receive the greatest care and attention in their
W., nj all hours sept ly-363
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e. d. . q q =. Z 10 %.

III q q Il n z IL -.
AUGUSTA GEO, Sept 4, 1850.
mn HHDs. good and prime Sugar
syzb 200 barrels Stuuts CHARMED sugar.
100 packages Loaf Crushed hnd Powdered sugar.
500 bag. uir, prime, and choice Cou-ei
100 mats Java Coffee;
HOO kegs Nails, all sizes;
1000 sacks SAT-
400 baes Buck and Drop Shot,
1000 bs Bar Lead
30 hhds Cuba MOlassesi
~ barrels Sutarts Sugir-House syrup;
90 boxes and kegs Tobacco, every quality
90 chests dyson, Imperial and Black Tea
oio OOO Spanlsh and German Cigars
400 boxes Adamautiue and sperm Candlesi
zoo boxes Bar and Fancy soaps
100 kcgs sup. carb. Soda; - ,
large stock Of Manila Rope, y a. ~ inchi BED
ca,J n9d P.ow Lines; Painted Pals; Broomsi Churns
rubs, Brass Bound Pals; Halt Buckets Spices Pepper
Ginger; Uassa; Indigo; Blue Nitrio Copperas Powder
In LEGS and cans; Pickles; Cheese; Butter aud soda us
cults &C. for sale Our stock Qquors eXceped) VIII at
,i,r.s he one Of the largest Ia this market.
Orders from our friends will command prompt atten-
,ion. Colsignments OF Produce arc solicited
"O' BAKER, WRIGHT co.
Cu,rtEs DAxEn, late Btter, Waeon &c o.
J0ng Z. NM1nr l'ep' throw