davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-28

FOREIGN ARRIvAL.--The North American
arrived at New York on the 23d.
The markets for bresdstuiEs had m mp
ward tendency, and provisions remained the
same.
In Spain Espartsro had taken amicable
leave of the Queen, and the country was
quiet. Cholera prevails 10 an alarming ex-
tent at Madrid.
No other political news Of any Importance.
CALIFORNIA. nomination OF Fremont
takes we'll in California. Before the NOM
nation was known, the Republican party
was weak. Immediately upon the result OK
the Philadelphia convention being made
known, i, sprung up rapidly, and is now
vigorous party, with good assurance OF car
rying the State in November. 1t is said that
two. thirds Of the votes Of San Francisco will
be cast for Fremont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-28
SCOTS AND SHOES.
OLIVER BENNETT X co.

MaouGn~sueeRs 4 Wholesale Dealers.
No. 81 MAin-st.. 81. Louis, Mo-,
K EEP constantly on hand complete assortment
IN OF custom work. Orders promptly and faith
fully attended 20
aug - d8t w.t..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-28

0OTm TN
(NAVE 3 BAILEY will receive Oh the 10th inst,
~ BI0kLOw'S LIRE or FREMONT,
the only complete and authsntic edsiOn II the life
and public services VI JOHN CHARLES FREMONT,
with IN accurate Portrait on Steel, and numerous
spirited illustrations One large volume, l2mo.
500 pagrs. Sold by CAVE BAILEY,
augl0 Main-st., bet I'd ard 4th.
roNHE ESPOllSALS-Bcing the second part Of
i "The Angel in the House, uniform with "The
Besrothsl." For sale by
sug3e CAVE BAILEY.
LHihST supply Of 500 copies sold--~ecsnd invoice
II Of 200 copies just rec a. Price 81 ~.
aug3O CAVE 4 BAILEY.
DHTMES, with Reason and without; BY shillAr
IN bar, Mrs Partington). For sale by
aug2O CAyEA BAILEY.
rTyHE Last Of the forcsters--A story of old Viz
i ginia Frontier. For sale by
auR20 CAVE 4 BAILEY,
THINE and Mine--A beautiful story by Flora
/ Neal. forsals by
aur2e CAVE 4 BAILEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-28

TOHN M. MOTT, ia, Is admitted partner In the
u house Of Hitchcock Co. The Wholesale and retail
Hardware business, in itA various branches will be
conducted under the nAue Of Hitchcock, Mott Co.
CHAS. HITCHCOCK,
JOHN N. MOTT, in.
HENRY =. HITCHCOCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-28

ATurlcE.--win be svld to pay cnaIg.s u NJ. CALI
IN Cd for within thirty days. Planning Aachises,
and Box Machines. Received per steamer "san
Young. September 10th, 1885, In the name Of VIII
son Cross.
aug Is CONNABLk, sMiIh W.
NToTiCE.--The Intelligence and oepsrsl Agen-
IN cy business will be cnntinssd In all it, branch
es, the north west corner ard and Johssoa bues
being deemed the naost convenient prsmness IL BE-
ing IN the im,n-diate y,c,nity 10 the Post Oece-
sur2s J. u. sTRWAKT 4 CO.
TNrELLIuENCE and Gcnersi Agency Omes,
j Northwest Corner 3rd aud johnson, up staiu.
j. q. STEWART 4 CD,
auh ~ Proprietor.
I1ELP WANTED.--Cooks, ChAmbcraaids, and
i i maids IL all work. esn ind eamfortabie sifus-
tioas god Wages. by applying at the Inteliseoc~
aud General Agency Office, on Main street, oppo-
site the Lacieds House.
aug -, 1858 H. fOTAkklNdHAA.
EMPLOYERS in want VI respectable servants,
II are invited tn Gait ard register their names at
the lntsilgsnee and General Aesncy Once, on Main
street, nearly opposite the Lsclede.
aas q II. FOTHERIN0HAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a, 1889.
Stocks dun. Penpa Sc, 81; Reading Railroad so,s
Long Island Railroad, LAY; Morris Canal l3ys fenna.
NEW osrsASs. OCT. %. 1859.
Cotton market depressed. Sales to-day, 5000 bales,
a Irregular prices. Pork very dull-mess sE %.
Frisku dull.
Oswpoo Oct 22-5Pu.
Wheat unchanged and dull. HAlei OF 5000 bushels,
u 81 80 for white Canadian and 81 30 for Chicago spring
Freishts TO New York-FIour, 47c.; wheat, fec, and
corn lee Lake imporss-sse bbs hour, ~ BOO bashcs
Wheat and $50 bushels barley. Canal expovts-27 26
bbls -four, 900 bushels wheat a. 600 bushels corn
6,4oo bushels rye, and sl2l bushels barley.
BrTF2fo, Oct. 22-f so r. H.
Flour IL without material change. eacs or i3co bbls
81 - ~ for chtoe Wisconsin 80 20 for do Ohio and
% 20 for good extra Canadian whea; unchanged Sales
Of 10 900 bushels Milwausis cub At 81 A. Corr NE
same sales Of 600 bushels al $50 free 70 boat oA,s
hyor The buyer private sale Of % 600 busbsls Canal
fre,ghtsTo New York lsc for corr and aSc for wheat
Receipts yettofdsy-li, 700 bba. aour I<35o busbeie
wheat; 10 %es do. corn; oes do oats Cana exports
l,l3o bbls -four 1o2, 2i bushels wheat; s2s 90 corn
and $500 DO oats.
BrrrA1o OCT. 27-YPM
Flour without material change. SALES OF 22oo bbIs
at % ~ for choice Wisconsin, IS 20 % n for d, OHIO
and Mchisan, - 81 % SO for do indiana aud Ca.
madam. Wheat advancing. sales Of e. 600 bushes Al
~ 10 10 for Chicago spring, and I'll 20 . 81 2s for
hiv aukie club Corn firm. Sales Of 35 600 bushels
1885, Oats in improved demand Sales Of a. 900 bush.
key Sc Canal ireshts TO New York. 1sc for corn and
23e for whem Receipts In the twenty four hours up 10
nosn to-day-1tlee bbs -four, ss,17A bushels wheat.
q,461 buabes corn, and o 2es bushels oats Canal ex
ports-212p bbls. four 90 ATS bushels wheat al $50
bushels corn, and 400 bushels oats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23

party, both in the State and in the Pr~idsnfia:
election. Had the hards or softs Of he Scw
York democracy adopted the policy Of the
George Law faction, and demanded he lions
share of the spoils as the price Of Their support
of Mr.. Buchanan, they would probably, have
been kicked out of the party; but .aey knew bet
ter. The policy Of the democracy II first TO
unite to gain the plumber, and to quarrel over Ii
only when they really come to divide II. Such
hucksters in politics, however, as George Law,
Horace II. Day, the India rubber man, and all Of
that school, have yet to learn the first rudments
Of the science of conducting new party to sue
cess in great contest like this Of 1856.
The late election in Pennsylvania shows what
might have been done had the opposition forces
heartily united But they were confused dis
tracted and rendered Indifferent by huckstering
politicians, intriguing and treacherous dema-
gogues, and by sort of confession Of strength
given to Fillmore in the State, which, had it been
put to the test in the outset, as in Ohio, New
York and the New England States, would have as
speedily melted away. Instead of THE, while
Forney and Sanderson were plotting in Philadel-
phia, the leaders of the North American Law fac
ton were negotiating and huckstering for cabi-
net offices and plumber as the price of their sup
port Of their own principles in reference to Kan
sas and the Ostend manifesto.
The fourth day of November is close at hand
The margin for huckstering and intriguing poll
ticians is rapidly diminishing. Perhaps the new
coalition of the opposition forces in Pennsylvania
may be equal to the two or three thousand votes
required to win the State, perhaps not. A reac-
ton in the tide has been turned against them by
disorganizing cliques and would-be leaders, and
nothing now but the most cordial cooperation Of
the opposition can change the fortunes Of the
fight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23

The NEXT CoSGREss-ISDrANA.-T gains
to the pro-slavery democracy In the late Con-
gressional elections In Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana, as compared with the last Congress, set
ties the question as to the party which will have
the control Of the next House of Representatives
Including their Southern gains, past and to
come, the democrats win have II by handsome
majority.
The treachery Of the Fillmoreites has done
this thing. They have carried over to the de-
mocracy, or thrown away upon separate Know
Nothing candidate, here and there, their small
vote which, though powerless to do anything In
dependently, has been sufficiently strong rs
balance of power TO defeat the republican candi
dates in many districts, and to give success to the
Buchanan democracy.
This was especially the case in Indiana. In
that State, In "a, the united opposition forces
made almost a clean sweep Of the State. Thi
year the democrats have carried IL, including
large gain Of members Of Congress. We account
for il upon this theory--that the Fillmore Know
Nothings, In order TO give show for Mr.. FIJI
more in November, voted the democratic tickle
of October, under the idea that should all the
Northern October elections 60 for Fremont, there
would be no chance Of getting Fillmore up to the
House. We have also heard that certain land
speculators interested in preventing the admis-
sion Of Kansas as a free State, Con account Of the
vast area Of new public lands II would bring into
demand among Western emigrants) have also
done their best for the democracy in Indiana.
This element, however, we suppose has had but
limited influence upon the result Fillmoreism
has been fusing with democracy to prevent the
election Of Fremont by the people, and to carry
The election to the House. In November there
may be rome curious notifications Of these late
elections
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23

THr Ksysrou CrrB.-Thh club return home " day.
Yesterday they psrsdsd the Streets under the charge
the Young Mems Democratic Union Club, whose gues,s
they have been while In the city rhey are rood look.
ing body Of men, and class seem - be hitlc ahead
Of New York politicians,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23

Nrv sncrA-The Fraulen Johannsen, direct from
Frankfort en- Bcrrussis will sing for the nrst time In
America tonsht, In the German opera "Dsr FYeschuz,
n Eblo's Garden. Johannsen . soprano Of repown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23

Army M0vements-Yellow Fever I'm Charles
ton.
BALTIMORE, Oct. "a, 1855.
Company a. URited States troops left Fort Moutrie %
Charleston, on Sunday for Florida.
There were ten deaths by yellow fever At Charleston
on Saturday and Sunday last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23

The Great BOstOn Horse Exhibition
BosroS, Ost. %, 1855.
The Grand Horse Exhibition opened to-day In brilliant
manner. Over four hundred entries were made, com.
prsing much valuable stock This forenoon there
grand cavacade upon the track for the exhibition Of the
different classes Of horses This afternoon there were
two races for premiums Of the society. Trial No.
was for green horses, under five years. The nrst
premium, Of 500, was taken by Lady Light
foot, owned by r. s. F1andAss, OF Ro1bury;
the second Of $50, by Lady stewss belonging 70 /.
Brown Of Canaan, VT the third, q e96, by Young 81.
lawrence Of Georgetown MASS In the Of trosing
gedrgs and mares mile heats best three in Ave. har
ness, s. NcIAughin's Lady Moscow took the first pre-.
MUM, Of $3.50; D. Mace's Meddlesome the second pre-
MUM OF s7B and A. Carpenters Telemaehus the bird
premium, Of $50. Tme-2Ao, 2A1 and 2:3oh.
The exhibition, Notwithstanding damp, disagresAbe
fog was attended by about twenty-five thousand people,
including great many ladies. In the forenoon here
exhibition OF stalliens fine display was made.
Then followed trot Of green horses not five Years.
Nine were entered After four heats Tom Carpenter ct
Boston, took the first price Of $780, Beaire Of Lawrence.
the second, Of $50; and Nat Baker the third Of SIS
The grand attraction tho rot between the stall
Ethan Allen and Hiram Drew. Ethan Allen easily
in three straight heats The following = summary
Match for premium Of $1,000 mile heats best three II
Dan Nace named b. stallion Eshan Allen .l II
Warren Peabody named b. stallion Hiram Drew. 3 { a
Time, 2:Ak-2A0K-2Ao.
The Drew horse behaved badly each heat, breafnG
frequently
Aser this there trot under the saddle be-
tween Telemachus and Albany Girl, for SIS and sl6|
purses Teemachus took the nrst prize There was an
other scrub race for s25, by Know Nothing To-
morrow the great uot between Lancet and Fsra Tenpc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23

Departure OF the Niagara.
Bosros, oct "a, 1856.
The steamer Niagara sailed about O'Clock this amer
noon. with seventeen passengers for Halifax and forty
nine for Liverpool. she took out s2Ts, 900 In specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23
Destructive Fire 1t Philadelphia.

PHnADnPmA, Oct ~, 1853
Robert Sceridge's cotton and wooen factory was ,c.
tally destroyed BY Ore this morning. The loss ss-
mated II $4,000. Insured for $4,000. Nearly fmr
hundred hands are thrown out Of employment BY THO
IRE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23

The Alabama at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Oct. a, 1866.
The steamship Alabama, nom New York, arrived here
this tuesday, morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23
Railroad Collision.

DrrRorr, Oct a. 1866
collision occurred last night on the Great westssn
Railway, near Thames, between the lightning express
train and down freight train, occasoned by the mis-.
placement Of . switch. the engineer Of the express
train was slightly injured, but nobody else was hurt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23
Wrecked Vessel Picked Up.

CHAnnroS, 0ct "a, 1885,
ne steamship Nashville arrived here late last night,
having In tow The bark Maria Of Boston, which was fall
en- in WITH abandoned, sixty miles north Of Cape Hat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23
THE LAT est NEW
From WashingtOn.


From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Oct. a, 1855.
Judro MACON has not plated resgnng his position
At the head or the Patent ONCE, but Judge Mnot the
Commissioner Of Pensions has asked to be relieved
and the present chief clerk Mr. s. Cole will succeed hi
Judge Nnst wiz leave Immediately for his home In New
Hampshire.
Forty three patents issued last week nom the Pc.
tent Once At cost 70 the patenees Of thirteen hundred
dollars This ID less than average weekly issue
Secretary Dobbin resumes his duties on the frst
proxmo.
The Result I'm Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Oct a. 1855.
Ocis returns received at the office Of the Secretary Of
State rom all the counties except Elk and NcKean show
democratic majority Of 2s76. In the Legislature there
win be democratic majority Of three on joint ballot
The Political Revelations In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20, 1855.
Washington Reed Is coming ont tomorrow in answer
TO Henry D. Aoores public defence OF himse and San
erson. BE defends his conduct denouncss Sander.
son. and sketches his history, winding up with fresh
advocacy Of the Union electoral ticket.
Mr. Gibbons preparing fresh bombshell for sander
SON and his accompoes. Several Of the leading Know
Nothings are implicated In their letters, md the
proofs Of delinquency are astounding than ever.
Election Of y United States Senator from
Vermont.
MoSTrxrK1, Vt, Oct. ~ 1855.
Hon. Solomon Foot Of Rutland, was this morning re-
elected United States Senator from this State for SIX years
frorn tha An m March next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23

week pfeyicus-but nevertheless the demand was
unusually dull, and prices remained about the same
a. last week, the average being &c. per pound.
The Quality of the cattle, however, was generally
very poor. Some few lots of prime brought lie,
and !. one instance q trife over that sum was con-
eeded. Cows ami, cttves were in good supply, and
prices declined s2ss IS per head compared with
last weeks quotations. Sheep and lambs were dull,
at s2 IS per head-a decline of 37sc. soc. Swine
went of steadily, at 6ac. 6ic. per pound.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
Late Col, Ist Regiment y. Y. Vols"

lio@maLE CErErTY-CHHp Burnt TO DEATH
\ tra-cdy took place in Lockport, y. Y
Oh Tuesday, exhibiting such revolving cruelty
@o b, almost Incredible A little boy, five
nlr> Of age, belonging to a Mrs. Story, on
EsAh3rn street, was roasted alive by Geud
laHuan shape, named Elizabeth Craig, a
1l.'e woman, whose husband is a negro. Tie
5,'race clicitcd before the Coroner's jury
rows that the victim was left with a smaller
bill by its mother, when Elizabeth Craig, who
.nl IN another portion of the house, took the
ogor,aai'y aud entered the apartment, and
.'a.eejol to he execution cf the deed, which
i ms been s.own, she had previously threat
saL With horrid imprecations He chill arcs
'', oa the frr 5yUs formrHtor, unta lis legs
.5 jars' ar'rr barnM IN cjnder, then, with
4tanr revenge, the body of the child was re-
''''eI by the murdcress until its Jact raS
''stf to q crisp. 1t died few hours after,
'"' the woman is now in JAIL
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23

tayyase-Thc Albany Journal uttcrs good
'ace when it says: Friends Of Freedom
.a Fremont, take example after your bro
.c's ii tde oatmost State of Maine. They
,i not make their majority for Hamlin of
$1,000, out Of banners, professions. music,
Feelings and fireworks. They got it by CAN
4,'IyG THE STATE OF the l2l 900 votes gi-
A'o Freedom il Maine, $4,000 were can
asa, and got down on paper with pen and
A. a, least week before the election. Eve
School District in the State was politically
".A'o'cd, Nearly every man in Maine hay-
" once conscience and reason, was pers0-
E ,appea,cd 10, to sustain Freedom and res
4e Republic from the domination of tho
.,c ~ breeders. What a splendid Revolution
-' lor this labor ! Canvass CANVASS
'"Aol GIiLY ! CANVASS AGAIN !! /!
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23

NlcnE IT SuTrHDoRo' Some few weeks
.r stranger came to Smithboro', Tioga
MY WHO cave his name as DIR. JoEN BALD
lie acted strangely, and appeared to be
',lag ,ag undcr haliucination of the mind
Monday q noise was heard in his room, and
2Aa.ord went to it, but could not induce
n 10 open the door. He brOkeit open, when
DAL'"iS was found lying on the floor in
~. aeoD,cs Of death. lie died without
wing word in explanation Of his conduct.
7. e',ers were found on his person, which
.''e that he had travelled throughout Eu-
'a4 America, aud was a man Of learning
-,'.e4eAt lie has a wife at the East,
-sleFo The remains OF the deceased were
H. .slTa IN a vault to await orders from his
2S-Gq.glc.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
rr--m Die C.!irnrnia Chronicle. SEPT. 81
COL J. ,. Stevenson Oh the CaIumnies
against Col. Fremont.

~, ,....,.- r.1-, ~
Inc 'o'io~ ~ "ps. oo '.o,'' 2 oJ' IN - o1e'e'-
son. "''o '.',s H. ','In Gun ic.'l'l'ls
bm >"IG'',.' - '''s .l'.' ",t1 was
,0>y" y IN f're y c9oe y, .,''1 c',s
= . ,,t H21T' I ,ot I'M liz G,el Ti,e li1' oose
'' 0,,' ,,.~ ~. os ',o" I.t'lt:n 10 "[ go IS
,o III "'',1,-''n. ,ri esenta'I'iI oI Co''
fremont az .'"5 saIant man SrornS % 10
W." ','o' G's' '''i i0'''i '''' oPl oleii' oy
".! ">7' ~ 'II''''S
9AN FRANCISCO Sept, II, 1896
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23

=. = iie As'r- lor& Dutcbmqm says :--"Ma-
has reached a great state of perfection.
80 "a some burnt peas put into the hopper
.r.. -@. mil the other day, and in less than
-. Mes It was occupying place in a
T, widow labelled "Old Government
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
r5S. KIM "T DCWlFT, Executor.
saianos, E-arzao.,iy:r..s, 1EeIodeons &c.

j EKI u Ellis, dealer in Musical Instru-
acate, mag for tac hn foTnd FIST door south II
Dr. PAI =. second tcet Towanda where he VII
le hay 10 gv.y> orders tor any ol TIE above named
credit a to lowest et prices ef Now York city. Ho
wgull c3ll particular attention H. the q gin Harmoniun
Of Htc 80 cc!eratti for Church use, Icing considered
preferable TO- and i.5 cNYDnSiNe, than good Organs
Price. SJ50: NolodeuHS from Slj 10 $20G.
Eve instrument ialy warranted Melodeons tuned
and repaired reasonable tprus.
Fe:cFence~S : F. Cor, Principal Of Collegiate Insti-
tute and Dr. 5. PRATT.
August. j., l>5J.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
NRpuANS CnIrRr SALN-Hr vlrtne

ORPHANS COURT SALf-By vrtue
" Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of Bradford coqn
tv the undersigned ExccutrX of Richard EdrgdsaI de
a-cd will oAr at public sale tie premises, on SAT
rRDAY November -, 1916 at orlrt. l.. ", part oi
Il c arm late o-aid de easel situate IN b7He twp h 'rd
ed ON tic ,nu By land ol Robert Bdl ~ the east Y Land
OF John & Benjamin aud the rlrta aid west NY thc
rem tinine part of Said farm, containing II acres anlI
oyau.rs Terms made known the day et sale.
SARAH NhRGASON, EXccutriN
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
Ncru advertisements.

4 PPRENTICE WANTED.-An Appren-
u tice to the la ksmithing business win find good
place y application t. the subscriber None except per
OF good habits need apply
Toyarda Oct. %. SO. EMANUEL. KRONER.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23

4 BMINISIRAIbEIS NOtiCf..-N office
"A is hereby given that ~ persons indebted To the
tate oi Edmund SAUNDERS cc IL late Of Pike tr.
rlc ted make payment without delay and all persons
having claims against said estate mast present them daily
authenticated for settlement, to The subs r-cr5.
CHANDLER BIN 81.
AdninistIat!r, With the VII annexed.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
T.. Y. FOX

+. 7. FOX
/ S now receiving Il fine stock of GROCE-
Il RFS and PROVISIONS which viii ic sold at tIc
very lowest price ie is also anxious t. buy for fSH
tn; hiptcst ma rlet rioe. W those who v7J to buy
Or who have produce To sell pleae give him eillf
A NEW. STOCK OF TEAS, warranted as
IN usual to give ~ati-,cti7n cr the Jnorev returned
hso StEar, eoacc, N.lscs, ard in fact nIpst every
thing in the eiroecry iinc for sale cheap at FoyS.
DRTED PEACHES, a few very nice ones.
n ai7o taed Bernes at FOy's
EANDEEs, foth Sperm and Tallow by the
y Lo% or pound, Al toNS.
ELOUR or different qualities, Corn Meal.
Bran and Chop. Also some very extra Family
Flour w13ated u superior qualify for sale at FoA.
Mess PORK, Cheese, Hams, Lard, Brooms,
w and aa assortment OF v a"den Ware at FoNS.
20O BUSHELS good Potatoes wanted
cOO Immediately at FoAS.
ENTRACTs cor Aayoring, for sale cheap
n at FoX,S
E7RESU PEACHES and Tomatoes. in cans,
4 Warranted perfectly fresh at FoN's
Oranges. Lemons Nnts. FIGS. Rs,isins
~ Eruues Dates, Ctron and other fruit in thcr sea
sou 40 - F0-A-S.
WHITE FISH, in barrels, half barrels and
~ by III pound, at mylt T0E'S.
9EACKINAW TRoUT-Some very fine
~ ones in hall barrels, also NackcrcI in half ard quar-
ter lpruIs. at is FON'G.
5lANDl--A ( large stock ALWAYS on hand
- and sold ot w'oo-ae at rci'ar.' price at FOX's.
:, TONS SUGARS Brown, Refined, Pow
- dcrcd, C-hel and GrauHl.tcl; 3Iol@aes syrup, Rio
Ihre l"0co.n tlet general variety u Groceries, iut