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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-04
AYERS cArHARr1c,PnLs.
that are Pals!

P s. hat az e Pa 8
PROF HAYES STATE clenust Massachusetts, sass they
the best o: all Pulls, and annexed the wo certify
that Doct. lIaves Knows, TIt:
LEAtIEL SHAW, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts
EMORY WASHBUEX. Gov. Of Mass.
w. C. PLUNKErr, Lieut. Gov. of Mass.
EDWARD EvERErT, sv.Sec. of aud Senator Of the
u. States. 4-szg
RopEKr c. wtsrrRop, Iy.-spesker House Of Reps,
U. s. A H. g.slssf -
Abbott LAWRENCE, Mnlstsr Penpo,cntiary Great
nrita!n. >t
+JoHN Z. FIrzPATRloK, Catholic Bishop of boston.
Hlei that nre hErn!
Amolgthe diseases this Pill has CAROL Wh astonishing
pdity, my mention 80
Cosveness, Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Hear.bur arising from foul Stomach Nausea
.ndgrsIn Morbid inHetion VI the Bowels A pain arising
therefrOm Patulency Loss APpetcS a" Uleerous and
Diseases. which require cdeinc
scrorpa or Kings Evil They also by purifying the blood
aud stimulating the systlp, complaints which IT
would no. supposed they could reach such Deafness
Partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irtlta6y be-
rangsraeuts and Kidneys Govt and other kim
bred complaints arising from low state OF the body, OBJ
sructIons Of sanctiens Thea the best Purgauye
dtcine ever discovered, you will but need to them
once te know IT.
Prepared BY r. J. c. AzES, Practical Chemist, LOWELL
GOLD by 81 Druggists and dealers In Med
icne throughout this stcton.
A. .. GOOD 4 CO., Wheeling,
ieS Wholesale and Retail ASen;p.
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These figures sl,o,v an increase for five months
of s+,H45 barrels as compared with last season,
and yet under these heavy receipts prices have
gone up from q &C., which was currentratc the
first OF june to 324c, the current rate last Sat
urday. The inference to be drawn from these
facts is, that the consumption of the article has
largely increased, both in this country and
abroad. The high prices of sugar and molasses
increased the first cost run so greatly that ittan
not take the place of whisky, except the latter
should rule at much higher rates than those cur
rent at present. The foreign demand also con
tinues large, and in the shape of alcohol large
quantities are being sent out of the country
And then at home, in addition tofurnishing those
who are in the habit Of drinking IT in preference
TO brandy and other foreign liquors. because is
cheaper, Il has been converted very generally and
we must say successfully, into limitations of Coy
nae Aler SeignHtt, aud other celebrated French
hrandies; also. Holland gin, as well as into com
ponent part of Champagne Sherry. Port Madeira
and other foreign wines, to supply the wants Of
the aristocrstic drinker who would not lie seen
and whoconsider themselves far above so dcsra'l-
! ing an act as making dram Of pure original,
Red Eye"
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~,
Thra IL earthly isa; ahount since
tackled with rai II N! rgh ankle We sent for plys
.wolcu anil continued 20 until. had Increased
20 tbs height o. knse suffered very severely with pain
an knee which we're frequently lsl open the bone
Of Thic particles 81 n'e 70 the number OF eS
and one OF Two Of T TIif TgGs AIR
then taken to irord county "f this State; the phys
Gers bat could live afterwards This physician work
i ta MI ne pro h anil pyees Of Sone SoSt
Giving any OF the applications very
son MI taxi ad a. M ar isSo SJSa at s @
there cure for me- from ny KNEE 10 my ankle nut
freely white pas With no sign blood, and times when
wd .erehiar Hsssr, h!te pns would Issue thrrefrOm
"''s' "''' 'S.'i EAtTlMoRE MY HOME!
then returned 10 Baltimore, my old home, expecting
advice of,y used various remedies some
which Rsyr aniy rRnelen. relief 1cnnue'l to
swelling can't on my len hip aud sersevere pain
nicer formed, fran alEeh tsca OF bone. Ano:
AMI %i4 i1s It sam: FS lime {" s o ny s u. the
only means q svins ne. After tsTes another form
other parts body Witch in number and size a:"uiA
DEATH a RELIEF,
felt death would been relietto Ihad tried ply
;s a a an al sl s Ts 7 IsHs sT TS S
TURE" Of sense Similar to The was aborng under,
advised me 70 ny IL 4. this tine bud been siIe.s ali
's'e'S'~ IHora oo,Esl
time bad taken Ts hotties felt - much iRproyed hat
HAD the confidence u believe that Womb
s TO NV aesP and syss and w
further detail am hsny 70 say my leg also healed
consider myself c1rsl by this wonderful medicine
o9Ts have given but @ ; ne. 81 my sssriaS but
HdrspLos's Feeeezse Tzncturs,n
II with the utmost confidence
No. 2IsiieEister strGet
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80RETHIgS ABOUT LA4fPTnpS.7Z EcTURE-
~ NElePOpS SUFFERERS
Is InyEo-7oT and ReEoTativei WHERE gentle snlu.
isnt HAntel belieyt Il rperior to NIL the Cortas
fcse the public, fer DTsPEPSfA, COUGHS SOR0E.
ULA anil viii MI dIsases Of the Stomach and
truly suecessfnl the single and mar
ijlteqtiEy. a
fsB-Call and get psmphletH ind seeeerss.
For sEic By II. II. 2sOStu &c o.. Wheeling, Gen.
eTAI Agents.. - ~ ~
sold by NoRTTsIER & M0WBRAY,
tst s4s 24n Baltimore st., Baltimore,
aad Sg4, BroedWsy, n. Y.
To- Price ~ ner bottle. ny5
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Samuel AiorrIso

Court for
John MorrisOn'E heirs, SC. Ohio county
Y the Decree Of the Court this case, shall
ID Saturday the 25h day Of August 1885, at Beagle's
tavern Ohio county, the National RoAd sell public
sale TO tile highest md best bidder the Tract Of Land
Wheeling Creek not from said BeasleS
ngng to the Heirs Of John Morrison, deceased and
which they inherited from said john containing, sup
posed SIxty-Six Acres and n fraction.
Of sale credit of one, two and three
years by equal instruments, with interest from the day
sale; purchaser giving bonds, with approved security,
thereof and the title being retained TIL
The title Is believed to be good and the hand Is sold IN or
der To- equal division dtnong the helrS.
q JACOB,
iu19 Commissioner.
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srR.ANoE CASE .sBREAcH OF

- tSsA1NAF6L NsEAs1 Efa-sl ESIG4A:4$@ ~ $IA
PROMISE. $780,
" At the aIarylebone County Court, England,
On the 10th instant astaetan Ifs fs17a sgt Hur-
ran was brought to recover G 10 moneys lent,
and caused no little merriment
Miss ReLifern stated that she had heea on terms
of intimacy with Mr.. Murray fol. five years, and
she had now an action pending against him for
breach of promise Of marriage. He had used
her most scsndaloIlSlY. Besides keeping com
pany with her for five years he had at various
times got from her various presents. Thcrings
on his fingers and the watch in his pocket were
her gifts SheIe.nl him two 6 notes. and when
he cooled towards her, she wrote him letter de-
manCiing her presents and money back, or TO
fulfil his promise. TT reply, she GOT
'iCo 10 P'itney on a pig. grease its tail, and
the devil won't catch you; Q.aughter( No.
nc, IS won't do. CRcnewed laughter There
IS en- old border sonnet 10 your tune
..sThe=e va;:t cT.minali ns en-.
AgaInF o ss banged;
RfpFieTe 70 hin vas granted;
The SroEd and cart Stdssanf,5
10 SEE Ifhs Eozi1 marry = viz,
Or .otherEse choose to ii,
Oh. rhy shculd tSrmgntEr Efe.
The victim did reply
t4l The barEaintl iIsHl IN every part, =
Bdt / Nife's tlR Eorst--ir!re on The cart
IRoaTs eflGrShteF.l
"Yours, as you behave yourself alexander
Murray
Mr. Murray--W oman, liz up your veil, not
honor to pass an opinion on your frOntispicC-
fIaughterl-and say, whetherhe would not drive
on tie cart in preference to marrying you.--
TRoars of laughter. Did I not take you to nil
places of amusement; was not this money eS-
pened in it: Now answer. that, you tlaTnci
old conglomerati6n of bilc-f Roars of laughter
Miss Reilfern-Oh, Sandy, You know most
slways paid for our tickets.
Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING that, who stood Sam
in tic liquor trade: daughter. just tell his
honor, on yorr oath, how many little goes you
had at the Crystal Palace. Laughter! Lord
lore you, she can toss off a dozen little brandies,
and iill both eyes after with the mountain dew.
ti.ouI Iaughter.I | hope your honor will mt
order me to pay this money, for i assure you !
spent it all down her throat Renewed laugh
teri
the Judge was of the opinion that gentlemen
had bounden duty To stand treat 10 his lady
love, and made an order upon Sadly 10 pay the
debt and costs in twoinstalmsnts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-04

IlY virua decd Of from George lIAr4innn and
ID ws Hated June a2i 1871, aud nf record in
Ohm County Virginia Deed Eouk No. 49, page 4S, will
sr Mt the front Hoor or she Conrt House said
ConIfy Monday the day lS6 pub
bile auction to the highest bidder. ot No. az seventy Nitu
atr Main Street Ia Filth Ward t'Y Wheel.
lot No. (tl twenty four situated. Water size sail
. Fifth Ward nf the City Of Wheeling
TERMS SAiH-Onc third &c the purchase wifi ref:!r
day OF sale ai equal
Of SIX and twelve months from sale.
asers giving h"n with security bearing frum
ti,y and title tc be retained as farther
curtv TIL the pnrchasr money Is vA!l.
Selling nstst shall convey only such title rs Is
80 EDWARD II. rlrAlUGA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-04

THE Wnrsser Tslpf--Fne Cincinnati Price
Current makes this statement:
This being the greatest whiskey market in
the Union, beyond all comparison, the supply
and tirprice of the article inths city, isof gem
err! importance The course prices of whisky
have taken during the last three months is re-
nsarkable. aud wholly unexpected. Last March,
aud even up to the middle Of April, so confident
did distieis feel that prices would rule extreme
y low. they would have willingly made con-
tracts 10 deliver any reasonable quantity Of the
article i'll the Month OF July at Is 10 30 cents
per gallon. The impression was then quito gen
eral. that owing 10 the largely increased number
of distillerieS, and the abundance of corn, the
quantity distilled would he far in excess of the
demand even allowing for reasonable increase
in the demand over last year. The result has
proved all these speculations wrong. The re-
ceipts of wh;skcy at this place during the last
five months have been over ~irtY per cent, grca-
ter than they were during the corresponding
time last year; but, Notwithstanding this, the
demand with but litslc exception, has been fully
equal to the supply; and during the last six
weeks the supply has been equal to the demand.
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TrnSteeS Sale

MOTHER lot Of &. u knights rrleben.ed extract .
~ VANILLA just received nntfn sale br
JUGS FESDENUuRE < ROBERTS.
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the Judge was of the opinion that n gentlemen
had bounden duty Ii stand treat 10 his lady
love, and made an order upon Sadly To pay the
debt and costs in two instruments.
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Wheeling Island PronaS4 -

y plot Of the premises can he seen, on rpsstr,.
10 th subscriber, who will Civ. ev.sv
tion to Il; and the tSThls Of sale viii Yerr T,, n Fs
FRANCIS n. ARNfSTE0VE
An'r IA fsci fl,
te1A HENRY MOOHg S ."r
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NCGIC6
rs hereby Eren shat the sabsebcr has s OF his
u cuEtorefs made this date and he earnestly de-
E!res the;r EmsEte settlement 5ae y.
called Ter Will be pSsasated for PavIaent.
c. T. RRQVS,
JsreIsr, lis NaIn 81
wheeling, JAY !, 1855. iu!
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REAL ESTATE SALES

N WILL expose tn public sale, at the t,n,,t,
HOMES on MONDAY August 4th ISIS al 10 ~ me COut
Brick Houses and tUO Lots nortcSS, CLOCK,
street and Market alley. 80 CORNER Of 4,b
ALSO-0nc half LOT IN Centre Wheeling on Mo-,
Of the Market Oeeni ~ strCst
cooper shop = ''' Dtiles's
Terms made known on day OF sale.
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PEW FOR SA E-------
f0EW No So ittl >-:Ou PEss5vtrFiaN Church q, or,
ed tor sale II Will hs sold for tIIe heAyft Of me PS
eeeshyterisII Church,. EaqrITt Of - ''' Utla
4utSiS. TIoS G. CfTLBrp4s.nx
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fuT SAFE. 1850
x VERY desirable building Centre Mheelirc.
dcs5 ANDREW wl,,7r
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we, the undersigned appointed COMMITTEE To examine
the accounts of Te WhetIinc rns INSTITUTION and make
report thereof, do hereby certify csrrfIy
examined raid nnl hn stsSrleut he
correct. Given under this tl day OiJane 1856
ISAIAH COOPER.
JOHN MOI; AEGHY, - COEEIlisS
jul NYM. " BERRYIEIEI.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-29

DIR. e. B. FooTE.-The great success which
TINS gentlemen is meeting with in Providence.
as wen as the happy results which have attend
ed his practice in other places. demands more
lhah a passing notice. In New Bedford.
Wnere he spent three weeks previous to his
VISIT here, the remarkable evidences of his
skill elected the highest encomiums of our
contemporaries there, and it is stated as n veri,
table TACT, that he saved one lady from the de.
struchve rayages Of cancer, who must have
inevitably fallen victim to that horrible dis.
ease in very few months, but for the timely
aid which she received from the skill of Dr
f. The dreadful tumor was located on the
thtoat' IN such close proximity to the iugular
VEN, as TO render its removal by the knife
certain death. Already it had become so large
as TO nearly close the passage of the throat.
ana all articles oil food of a nolid nature, were
necessarily avoided by the patient. Starva.
tlon or suffocatlon was supposed by her friends
and indeed by herself, to be inevitable. rs her
physicians had given her up. Under DR.. F's
treatment, the tumor has been reduced, and
large numbers of blood red pimples have made
their appearance on the back aud breast. She
can now enjoy hearty dinner and her friends
and herself eNult i'll the happy prospect of a
speedy cure. This case is the lady of Cant.
Isaac Soule, No. so South Sixth street New
Bedford.
Instances of several other equally remarka-
bic cases have been related to us, as well as
noticed in the newspapers of that city. In
Providence, there are similar indications of
his success, and several difficult cases, which
have for years resisted the skill OF other prac.
tiuoners, are beginning to show favorable
symptoms towards recovery. The tact is, his
system of practice combines everything use
full in the science of medicine, and his extra
ordinary faculty for arriving at correct dag
nosis, gives him preference over any other
physician in this country.
We believe it is DR.. Foote'S intention TO
visit Worcester next and we cordially recon-
mend him TO the sick in this city. lie leaves
Providence next Saturday. Let no one who
is out of health lose this opportunity of con-
sulting him. His rooms, it will be remem-
berod are at the Earl House. Providence Da,.
iy Tribune.
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Launch Of the Niagara-Her charlottesville
Pacific Celebration Of WdShington'S Birth
day Ettabl@tertag- Ie,o Granada Canal
New York, Feb Goth.
The steam frigate Niagara was launched at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, on Saturday, before an inn
mense concourse OF people. The monster glided
easily aid gracefully, amid the roar of cannon
and the acclamatons of the multitude, into the
liquid element. About seyenty-fve persons were
on her decks when she first settled iuto the wa
ter, one of whom, in the presence of the crowd,
broke bottle npon her prov, and, amid the din
of five thousand voices, chrstened her "Niagara."
This vessel is the third of six steam frigates or.
dered to be constructed by the last Congress-the
Roanoke" and " Merrimack" having been al.
ready launched The Niagara is the only one
whose construction has been entrusted 70 a civil
IAN the Others having been built under the super
vision of government officers. She will be pro-
PEELED by a single steam propeller, but will have
four very large boilers, and three engines. She
is three hundred and fortyfve feet IN length, and
hfty-fve feet in breadth Her mainmast is one
hundred and eleven feet in height, above the deck
and eighty-nine beneath--ts entire length being
two hundred feet. All her masts combined would
measure one thousand one hundred and ninety
feet, and her spsrs measure nearly one thousand
feet more She is now moored at the Navy Yard.
George Steers is her builder.
The steamer Alabama returned from q cruise in
search Of the Pacific, arriyiving from Halifax yes
terday. She has visited Sable Island and the
coast Of New Foundland. She was unable to pro-
coed TO the northward Of Cape Race, on account
of the immense fields Of ice, in which she was
twenty -four hours She crossed the Grand Banks
in lat. 43, and cruised north on the Bank to Cape
Race, but was unable to obtain any intelligence Of
the missing steamer Pacific.
The Hundred and Twenty-fourth Anniversary
OF Washington's Birthday was celebrated with
more than usual enthusiasm. True, it was not
legalised holiday but the people turned out dress
ed up as If it were. Mammon respects not even
Washington. Wall street was MS busy as ever
the Banks received and discounted as usual
merchants opened their stores, but, finding moth.
ing 10 do, they stood in their doors all daywateh-
ing the processions-omnbusos ran as usual, ar
that can be called running which is an intermt-
tent stop,) and the carriages ofup-towndom min
an pedestrians. ''1he people" made the day
one of enjoyment, and II we were to judge by ap.
ptarances, the breasts Of the ladies were filed
with patriotism, Qnstead Of cotton) for they
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to next Tuesday at p NJ, for further consid-
Grafton.
Bill Engrossed-Bill in relation to the ob-
servance Of certain days.
PrisoRS-On motion OF Mr.. Carpenter the
report of the Committee on Prisons for 1866
was taken from the table and placed in the
orders Of the day. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Petitions- Principal of Bridgewa-
ter Normal School, for an appropriation on
account of deficiency of salary Boston,
Barre md Gardner Railroad, for extension of
time for construction of their road R. L..
Barstow and others of Rochester, against the
suppression of small bills.
Orders-By Mr.. Kinds of Boston, inquir-
ing into the expediency of considering what
further legislation is necessary relating to
joint stock companies formed under the pro-
visions of the l33d chapter of the acts of 1851
and the acts in addition t"ereto.
Kansas ResolveS-Mr. Temple of Framing
ham moved a reconsideration of the vote nom
concurring with the Senate on the Kansas re-
solves. Carried, and the reference then
amended by substituting one member of the
House from each county instead of one from
each Congressional district.
| The Jury BW was taken up, being the first
thing in the orders of the day, and Mr.. Story
of Somerville finished his speech. He spoke
tor the rights of the judges.
Mr.. Lamb Of Greenfield followed in sup
port of the Jury Bill of last year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-29

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM WASHING
ToN.-The New York HeralGs correspondent
telegraphs from Washington, on the 2Sth, as
follows:-
am enabled to assert that the President
has determined to dismiss Mr.. Champion inn
mediately, the letter of dismissal being already
written, 1t will be handed to Mr.. CHAMPION,
probably, during the next twenty. four hours.
Neither the President nor Cabiuet suppose
there will be war IN consequence nor does any
well informed man here contemplate such a
result as probable. Oh course Mr.. Champions
dismissal will afford no cause for war.
l le0ln this evening that some rich disclose
ures will shortly be made. showing up the di.
plomacy of Mr.. Marcy and General Pierce on
the Central American question. 1t appears
that two years ago, Mr.. Buchanan was press
ing settlement of the Central American
difficulty, ana was DESTROYS it should be GET
tied Immediately
Lord Clarendon had an interview with Mr..
b., and requested that it be postponed until
the troubles on the Eastern question could be
disposed Of
Mr.. Buchanan was opposed to any post
ponement, but said he would inform his Cow
eminent of Lord Clarendons proposition He
did so, and Mr.. Marcy consented to a post
pomement, and instructed Mr.. Buchanan to let
the matter rest for the present"
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MASSACHUSETTS LEcIsLAruRr.

THURSDAY, feD. ~.
oHNATE'-By Mr.. Carey of Essex, from tho
Special Committee, bill to abolish the Police
Court at Blackstone. Laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
haliways-Mr Dawley Of Bristol Leave
to withdraw on the petition OF the Metropoli.
tan Railroad Company.
By Mr.. Kenriek Of Barnstablo, that the
Committee ON Probate and Chanoery consider
whether any further legislation is necessary
in relation to the rights of orphans under
age.
by Mr.. Carpenter of Norfolk, that the
Committee on Prisons consider the oxpodien.
ey OF repeating chap. 81 Revised Statutes, 70.
lating to ineligibility of Commissioners for re-.
appointment.
The bill relating to the issuing of Bank
Bills, and the rate of interest to be mid IN
banksby the Commonwealth, was POSTPONED
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-29

The Newburyport Herald, paper which
has decidedly favored the Know Nothings
makes the following comments on the Phila-
delphia nominations, in its issue of last
Wednesday:
The American nominations appear under
the Geographic head-Millard Fillmore and
Andrew Jackson Donelson. And to such an
end has all this great excitement come at last
-toa dead, an eternally dead stop. Mr..
Fillmore is very respectable man, who &C.
cidentally had the honor of being President
of the United States. 1t is probable that he
will decline the nomination as soon as he
hears of it. He is now in Europe. If he
does not. il is all the same. He is an extreme
fogy in all his views, and if he had not sign
ed the fugitive slave law, he could not carry
two States, and now he can't carry one Mr..
Donelson was once smiled upon by Gen.
jackson; but if the spirit-rapping theory is
true, it Is wonderful that old Jaokson's spirit
has not knocked out his brains before this
Probably it would, if he had any to spare
All that we ever knew of his doing was to
bankrupt the old hero by his management
about the Hermitage estate but as he is nom
mated by party thal can never hope to sue
coed, il is well enough.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-29

Coon OYSTERS The scarcity of oysters for
the last few weeks, has troubled the gour-
mands who luxuriate in such things not a
little, and they have been sold in Boston and
other places for five dollars gallon, but dur
ing all this time Messrs. Leadwogth & Witt
have kept up constant supply of the very
best New York Bay oysters, and have thus
been enabled to meet the wants of their nu-
merous customers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-29

CnskrIGsc Cattle Market, Feb ~ 1856
At market 1l65 Cattle 1000 beeves and 1855 stores con-
sisng Of working oxen cows one and three years
old.
Prices. Market Beef-Extra 50 per cwt; LIST quality
$3.50; I'd DO IS; 81 do. 81 so; ordinary $3.50
Hdes-7a7Bc per ID. Tallow-S 9laS1O per cwt. Pelts
81 a 81. Calf Skins lie per ID.
Barreling Cattle-S6.75 a Z 90 per cwt
Veal Calves IS, Z. a 10.
Working 0xen-$l15, 100, 1875, 1876, S175
Cowsand Calves-SSO, so, So, So, 40, S64.
Yearings-None.
Two years old-S20a42.
Three years Old-S36, 3Sa72.
Sheep and Lambs 264S at market Prces-Exfra "a
Z l0al5; by lot, q, 3a5k.
SWine-None