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rRy LOOK DeIOTc you LcdPs-thM
good in every instance, but particularly in that OF seek
ing antidotes for diseases, and relief from pain. Hun ls
dreds ofcures arel continually offered to the pubic, ana
declared to be infalible, backed up by certificates ofun-
known persons, some of whom occasionally suck an
NJ. ID. to their Manassas a bait to deceive the unmform-
ed, and by such means large quantities ofnostrumsa are
swallowed with the greatest faith in their invaluable
qualities; when, if the truth were known, they possess
no other virtue than that of creating nausea, destroying
the coating of the stomach, and laying the foundation
for an incurable disease. This is not the case with
BARER'S CELEBRATED PREMIUN BITTERS.
certificates, save those of well known, respectable
citizens in this city and its immediate neighborhood
have been published; and the Proprietor has never, and
will never ecommend them for any other diseases, save
those arising from improper digestion, impure blood
and foul stomach such as Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Ague.
&c. For these he has seen them thoroughly ested,an
he defes the world to produce their superior In eradi-
eating either of these diseases from the human system.
For Cholics and Cramps they are neyer-failing. Let
the public try them and test their virtues.
"a" Every family should keep u few bottles on hand.
Price so cents per bottle.
For sale by ]. B.. EsxNDGE, and JAS: LAIRD, Drug
gists, and J. B. BREKISRIDGE & SoN, Staunton.
Ma o 1919 mo E."r.. . ID
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NAAoTH1ha2 zsN1SkA' I'm s27TTEFE4L
STAnNTON VA.

THE undersigned having purchased and leased this
J. valuable property, formerly known as the Wood
ward House. would respectfully inform the public, rs
well as the former friends of the House, that they are
prepared to accommodate their guests in the very best
manner and upon the most moderate terms.
THEIR TABLE shall always be supplied with the best
the market affords, and to enable them to accomplish
this, they have attached to the House one of the finest
fruit and vegetable Gardens in the Valley,
THEIR STABLE which is classed second to none, vii lal
ways be supplied with the best provender and good,at
tentive 0stlers.
the Cars, are entirely free from the noise, &c, to which
Railroad Houses are subject; and they can always rest
assured of getting their meals and reaching the Depot
in time to secure tickets and choice seats.
Al OMNIBUS will always be found OF the Railroad
Depot on the arrival ofthe Cars, to take the passengers
to and from the House, free of charge.
w. ]. HUNTER & CO., Propristors.
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Sale Of Boarding House and School

IID LII Ll 4.
THE subscriber offers for sale the extensive and
i well-arranged BOARDING HOUSE, two sto-
ries high and A by rs #, at Messy Greek Academy,
Augusta county, Va. The house is large, built in the
modern style, within the past three years, with every
convenience for the accommodation of forty or nifty
boarders, having been built expressly for that purpose.
There is a row Of Dormitories, 900 feet long, on the
premises, and q Stable of large size and well construct
ed. The lot contains 2L acres, and is all fenced with
palings, having locust posts. AS much good land, as
desired, may be had with the lot, lying adjacent there
to-. The property has been highly improved, at large
outlay.
The situation is, undoubtedly, one of the best in the
State, for a school. The school now held in the hne
Academy building, connected with these premises,is IN
a most fourishing condition, having 100 pupils the pres
ent session. A well qualified teacher, desiring to con-
duct an Academy, could not find a better situation IN
the State of Virginia, ~salubrity of climate and all things
considered.
The house and lot will be sold on a credit of six,
twelve. land eighteen months, in three equal payments,
well secured.
For further information, apply to Postmaster, Messy
Creek, Va. (free) :,
If not sold privately, before the 10th of July, 1856, 1t
will be sold on that day, on the premises, to the high
est bidder. :,
At the above time and place, will also be sold, oil
the Household and Kitchen Furniture of this establish
ment, all of which is nearly new, and Of good quality,
comprising O large number of Beds, Bedding, Tables,
Chairs, &c; many very desirable articles OF Furni-
ture. Also, a Horse, Cow, Buggy, &C., &c; four yalu-
able House Servants, three women and o boy, VIII De
hired for the rest of the year, if not hired out before.
Terms made known on the day of sale;
JED. HOTCHKISS,
Messy Greek, Augusta CO., Va.
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DIED.

At his residence in this county, on Monday last,
JAMES ADDISON COCHRAN, Esq, after u protrac,ed and
painful illness,
On Wednesday night, the Sth inst, at the residence OF
his son.in-law, MIR. r. Johnson, Mr.. JoHN JENNINGS, In
the S5th year OF his age.
Near Marshall, Saline county Missouri, on the 4th inst,
of consumptor, Mrs Luck ANN ALLEN, wife of Mr.. Geo.
w. Allen, formerly of this county. Her last audible
words were used to express her faith in Jesus Christ and
TO thank God for his great mercy.
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W. We are authorized TO announce GEORGE NJ.
COCHRAN u candidate for the office of Sheriff of Au-
gusta county.
March 26, 1855.
rlg- We are authorized to announce
TURK a candidate for the office OF Sheriff OF Augusta
county.
If elected, his Deputies viii be ]. D.. Hanger, IN the
New Hope District, John To~wberman, In the Greenv1he;;
Stuart NJ. Crawford, in the Mt. Scion or Spring Hiil
and in the Middlebrook Districts. He expects 10 nave
r. p. Eubank to assist him in attending to the Pastures
and Churchville Dictrict.
March 26, 1856.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR ..SALE.-In con-
sequence of the embarrassment in which l am
placed, by being surety for Others, 1 offer my FARM
for sale, on which | now reside, situated in the county
of Augusta, 90 miles West of Staunton, within one
mile Of the Va. G. Railroad, and one and a half miles of
the Craigsville Depot, containing about $50 Acres, Of
which some 275 acres are cleared and in q good state of
cultivation; the residue is well timbered. This Farm
is we'll watered, having on it some seven or more
Springs, of good quality, with Smiths Greek running
through the entire place. The improvements consist
ofa comfortable Two+story HOUSE, Kitchen, Barn,
and all other necessary out-houscs.
There are So acres of good meadow land on the
place
Those DESTROYS of owning q farm of this description,
would do well to call and view the premises, for it is
seldom that a farm of this description is in market. A
Ba,gaiu may be expected. LUKE WOODWARD.
April 80, 1856.@t.
VALUABLE LAND IN MARKET.-Inpur.
Y suance of a deed of a trust, executed on the 26th
day Of October, 1854, 10 the undersigned, by George
Rankin, / shall proceed, on the premises, on SATURDAY.
the 3lst day Of My next, 10 sell at public auction, for
cash, a parcel of Land containing 25SM Acres, (or
SO much thereof as may be necessary to meet the pur-
noses of said deed.) Said land is in the county of Au-
erusta, on the waters of the Middle River, adjoining the
lands of Samuel B. Finley, John Hoof, and others
The land is of first rate quality, well improved, with
good Buildings, and IS one of the best Farms in the
The title is believed to be indisputable, but acting as
trustee, l shall convey such title only as is vested in me
hv said deed. N. X. TROUT,
April 80, 1856. Trustee.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The sui

scriber being DESTROYS of removing West, still Of
fers for sale, privately, the Farm on which he now re-
sides, situated on the Staunton and James River Turn
pike, about two miles West of Waynesboro' containing
i64 Acres, 40 of which is well Timbered, and the bal
ance in q fine state Of cultivation. The improvements
consist of q Large Frame DWELLING HOUSE, in
good repair, with seven rooms, conveniently arranged
a good Barn, Stable, &C., together with all necessary
Out buildings a Well of water in the yard, and two
Springs near the Barn. 1t has o fine Orchard Of excel.
lent Fruit.
within two miles of two Depots on the Virginia Central
Railroad, and q like distance from two large Merchant
Mills, in the centre of different Churches and Schools,
renders it very convenient, and an object worthy the
attention of those disposed to purchase.
Terms accommodating, ard made known on applica-
ton to GEO. w. DEAL.
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FUNCTION VALLEY TURNPIKE FOR

81 SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue of a
decree made by the Circuit Court of Rockbridge at its
April term, 1856, in the case of William L. Figgat and
others, VS.. the Junction Valley Turnpike Company and
ers, for the purpose appointed, will, on SATURDAY, the
9M Of august, 1856, sell at Public Auction, to the high
est bidder, at the front door of the Courthouse in Lex
ington, the Franchise of the said Junction Valley Turn
pike Company and its Road with the Appurtenances
thereto attached. The road is sixty miles in length,
leading from Buchanan to Staunton, and with judicious
management may be made o profitable investment.
TERMS Cash in hand sufficient to pay cost of suit
and expenses of sale, and for the residue a credit ofsix,
twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, in four equal
i%nstalments, the purchaser giving bond with approved
personal security. TH0S. j. NICHE,
: I5t WIN. w. BOYD,
S. Med. MOORE,
E. F.. PAXTON,
Nav. 1S56 ids. Com'rs
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ID EMOVAL.-WElLLER x LhOtoLD taAe
Ii pleasure in informing their friends and the public,
that they have removed to the large and beautiful Cor
well as a Dry Goods Store, directly opposite White 4
Patton's, where they viii keep the largest and best
made Stock OF Ready-made Clothing to be found any
where in the county or State; and in regard to prices
they defy competition.
They advise all in want of Clothing to call,as you will
find there a larger Stock than at any other Clothing
House in Town, and you can save 25 per cent BY bay
ing of that long and well established firm. Don't fail
to call at WELLER & LEOPOLDS.
Stanton, May 81, 1S56.-St-Vind. copy 81.
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CAPITAL $15, OOO! 40
1000 Prizes amounting to. ..............

1900 Prizes amounting to. .s60, 900
s3y- Prizes Payable Without Deduction F! .SEl
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be-
ing lost. Orders punctually attended to. Communica-
tions confidential. Bank Notes of sound Banks taken
at par. Drawings sent to all ordering Tickets. fai
Those wishing particular numbers should order i'm
mediately. Address
JAS. F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Ga.
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TNOWN LOTS AND TR CT EAK
i STAUNT0N, FOR SALE.-In pursuance of a de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, in the case
of Geiger's heirs VS.. Geiger's Administrators &c, the
undersigned commissioners will sell at public auction,
on Monday tile I'd day Of June, q TRACT of LAND, sit
uated on Betsy Bell, near S%taunton, containing S. A
cres, Roods and II Poles, which will be sold, if pre-
ferred, in smaller parcels to suit purchasers. This
tract lies Immediately upon the old Scottsville Road, q,
bout one mile from Stanton, and about one hundred
wards from the Virginia Central Railroad.
Also, a Lot in the town of Staunton, containing 81
Poles, near DIR. Striblings. This lot is a valuable
building lot, facing on two streets. Any one desiring
to purchase will apply to Breeze Johnson or Robert
Porterfield Kinney. "a, 49,
TERMS Six, twelve, and eighteen months credit,
except so much in hand as will defray the expenses of
the sale. BREEZE JOHNSON,
R0B'T. p. KINNEY,
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MARRIED.

On the LIST of May, Mr.. s.. F. BozLE, of Augusta
county, to Miss MARY FERGUSON, ofGreen county, Ohio.
On the 9TH inst, by the Rev. ]. Buffard, Mr.. ID. A.
BRUSrER to Miss MARY p, daughter of Mr.. Francis
Gardner, all of Nicholas county.
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MEDICAI NOTICE.

DR. WIN. n. HARDIN, a Graduate of the Jefter-
- son Medical College, of Philadelphia, of the New
York Medical College, Of the city of New York, of the
New York Opthahjc Hospital, and also having a Ger
tifcate of honor conferred upon him by Professor Il.
Ogden, Doremus Of the Chemical Laboratory of the city
ofNew York, signed by Horace Green, N. D., Emeri-
tus Professor and President of the Faculty of the New
York Medical College, and the experience of seven
years in the practice of Medicine, offers his services to
the citizens of Middlebrook, Augusta county, and sur
rounding country. {,
Having spent the past winter in the various Medical
Colleges, Hospitals and Dispensaries in the city of New
York, and also having taken a course of Military Sur
gerry under Isidor Gluck, Surgeon-in-C Chief of the Hun
garian army, will pay especial attention to OPERATIVE
SURGERY, diseases of Females, and the Respiratory Dr.
Q He may be found at the Middlebrook Hotel, or the
Office lately occupied by DR.. Warwick, unless profess
sionally engaged.
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HYGEIA HOT L-.OLD POINT COM

Ill FORT.-This delightful summer resort, the most
inviting on the Southern Seaboard, and, for attraction,
inferior to none in the country, convenient to the Salt
Bath and the many other luxuries of the Underwater re-
gion, in broad view of Hampton Roads and the Chesa-
peake Bay, and with an extensive military post beside
It, has passed to the proprietorship of the undersigned,
and win be opened for the public reception on the 10th
day of June. after which date it will not be again clos
ed.
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season, is al
most unknown. For health, it may be said, indeed, to
rival the most secluded watering place of the mountain
interior; so that the up-lander may feel no risk in go
ing down to test the attractions of this celebrated low
land retreat.
The proprietor has engaged, for the general superin,
tendence, Mr.. Joseph d. Stegal, of Richmond, late OF
the huguenot Springs, q gentleman OF marked aptitude
sion will guard the comfort Of visitors and the reputa-
ton of the establishment. JUS. SEGAk.
Mnv 81 1Shk-Sm. l.
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rpRING TRADE. .LAWTON, MANUFAC-
- TURER and DEALER in BOOTS and SHOES,
one door North of Crawford & Cochran's Dry Goods
Store, Staunton, Va.
May IA, 1S56.-t.
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t4g- 1t has been said of old-"this is a world OF won
der"-and to the observer is daily presented some
thing new and wonderful, both in nature and art. Men
of genius and skill are constantly engaged In SEEKING
out that which may become valuable to the puohc' ana
a living emblem to scientiiics, and from all these won,
ders which have been brought before the world, anu
particularly our Medical Faculty, there has beennothing
as vet surprising PERRY DAYS. PAIN KILLER,
which is the most valuable Family Medicine now In
use, for many internal and external complaints that
flesh is heir to. To convince you of the fact, you nave
but to call at the Drug store, where you Gun get u Dot
tle-from % cents to Sl.-1aanessee Organ.
The PAIN KILLER.-As a means OF removing PAIN
from the body no medicine has ever acquired o reputa
Ibis article has exceeded all belief. But it has real
merit, and that is sufficient. -Neeport and Coc'ngson
(Ry.) Nscs.
For sale by JAMES G. LAIRD and j. C. NJ. MERRILArr,
Druggists, Staunton, and by Druggists generally
May q, lS56.-2ws.
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A
TERMS.
FOR SHERIFF.

The fee for the announcement of candidates. TOR oilce
$ s.. 80, paya5le iaca,ia6ty IN adcance.
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TOR THE LADIES.-From this time forward.
II Ladies' Dress Goods can be had at reduced prices.
and those wishing Berages, Challie de Lanes, Silks.
&c. will do well TO call upon j. NJ. NELSON, ut the
old stand of Deakins i Merritt, Main Street, two dooxs
above the Marble Yard. Call soon.
Stanton, May 81, 1856.
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~ EVERY READER will please nouee SD :,
ve.tisement descriptive of MIR. SEARS PlClohian
FAMILY BIBLE, and send for the Printed Catalogue
of all our Illustrated Works. pools
To the uSINIrIArED in the great art of selling BOOKS
we would say that we present a scheme Tor money T Il
king which is far better then all the goid MINES " 60
ifornia and Australia. .ho .r,er.
r9y- ANY persons wishing to embark IN the ehsep-
prise, will risk little by sending to the Publisher 90
for which he will receive sample copies OF the various
and direeted. affording a very liberal per centage to
the Agent for his trouble. With these he will soon De
able to ascertain the most saleable and order acGoroins-
Iy. Address post paid) ROBERT SEARS,
PUBLIsuER, Isl, William Street, New 1ofA'
New York, MAY IA, 1856.
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ATTENTION FARMERS q MILLERS.
Premium Double Screen Grain Cleaner,

PATENTED BY r. j.. DOYLE, APRIL, lo0z.
THIS popular and extensively used Fan, which l am
l have q number already finished for the inspection of
farmers and others, has been awarded some THIRTEEN
PREMIUMS in the last four years at Baltimore and Rich
mond, and wherever it has been exhibited. $500 OF
these Fans have been sold in Virginia and Tennessee
and I could append hundreds of certificates to show its
superiority in expeditiously cleaning Wheat, Glover
seed, and all kinds of Grain, but deem it unnecessary,
as q trial of the Fan will give satisfaction. 1t cleans
Clover+seed fit for any market, without sitting, and is
the best Separator that we know in the world. To in
sure one for your next crop send in your orders early.
Our teams will be passing through the county to &C.
commodatea all that they may find in want OF q good
Fan. My Fans have my name stamped on them, with
date of patent, DC. They are warranted and given on
trial. Communications addressed to T.. J. Doyle, at
Staunton, will be promptly attended to-.
S%taunton, May Z, 1S56.-3m. I. J. DOYLE.
INOMMISSIONERS' SALE.-By virtue of a de-
" cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, rem
dered in the suit of Hogsett vs.. Hogsett's heirs, &c, the
undersigned, the Commissioners therein named, will
proceed, on Thursday the 18th of Mug, 1855, upon the
premises, about one and a half miles from the Augusta
Springs, to sell by way of public auction, to the high.
est bidder, the TRACT of LAND formerly occupied by
VIM. Z. Hogsett, now deceased, containing by recent
survey, 100 Acres, 8 Roods and % Poles.
Dwelling House, Brick Kitchen, good Stable, Barn, &c,
and is we'll watered.
TERMS SO much in hand as will defray the costs
of suit and sale, and the balance in four equal annual
payments, bearing interest from the day of sale, the
purchaser giving good personal security for the defer
| red payments, and the legal title to be retained as. ulti-
mate security. ROBERT A.. H0GSETT,
DAVID G. HOGSETT,
April 90, 1s5s.-tds. Com'rs.
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GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY..-on
y Friday tie 6M day Of June, 1856, the undersigned,
executors of William Mills, decd, viii sell, at the late
residence of their t%estator, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the following property, viz: A num-
Der of Work Horses and Colts, Cattle and Mich Cows
Hogs, and a No. l young MAN, named Jonas;
r On all sums over five dollars, a credit OF
six months will be given, the purchaser executing bond
All persons indebted tc the estate of I'm. Mills, decd,
will come forward and make payment without delay
and those having claims against IT. WI PTssen. ,nem
for payment. BAILEi DUIIi
Nav OF 1874 Ex'ors of VIM. Mills. decd.
EOR THE LADIES' From this time forward, Dress
II Goods can be had at reduced prices, and all are lnvl-
ted to call and Judge for th emselves; we VIII sell at low
prices all our Dress Goods as we are anxious to close
them out, at small profits, for cash.
GEORGE w. SMITH,
Ne xt Door to the Marble Yard.
Stauntou, May 81, s56.--3t*-Tow papers copy
'CPRINGS AND AK LES.-Just received, a faiI
- supply of Springs, A xles, Hub Bands, Dashers,
Tire of all sizes, Boxes, &c !, &c. all Of which will be
sold'at the pery lowest mark ct rates:
GEO. E. PRICE.
staunton, May IA, 1856 7. A. 4 V. copy.
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CATTLE MARKET.-Baltinors, Hay 16.-Beef
Cattle continue to come forward freely. The offerings
at the scales reach $50 head 400 were driven to Phila-
delphia, IS to Washington, and the balance 1875 head)
were sold to Baltimore butchers, the bulk at prices
ranging from $685. 5 on the hoof equal to SS@S1O.-'
IS net and averaging s4.75 gross. A small lot Of
extra Heifers sold at S5.62H on the hoof The aver
age rate was 1917 cts. per 100 lbs, below the average
on last market day. la
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TRUSTEES SALE.l will sell at public auc-
i tion,e on Monday tie 26th inst, Court day. in front
of the Court Heuse in Staunton, at IL O'Clock, Sixty.
Four Shares st Stock in the Virginia Central Railroad.
TERMS or SALE or negotiable paper at 4
months, satisfactorily endorsed with discount added.
gGl l III. NJ. BELL,
Trustee of G. S. Lukens.
CUSHING h WATTS, Auctioneers. May 81, 1856.
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May 81. ls56.-tds

NIRGINIA:-At Rules held IN the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, May the
9Th, 1856, Stephen Harnsbarger, Elizabeth NJ. Peck,
John Hamilton and Margaret J. his wife, Mary Hunter,
William Clarke and Sarah his wife, and Others, Plain
tifs, ~
Lyman Harvey, Thomas NJ. Dubennow, and Thomas
p. ard,-Defendants.
The object of this suit is to enforce the payment of
the purchase money of y lot of ground in or near
Waynesborough, sold by the plaintiffs to the defend
dant Harvey, and by the defendant Harvey sold to the
defendants Dubennow and Bard.
The Defendant Thomas p. Bard, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according to the act
of Assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and it APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhab-
liant Of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the
said Defendant do appear here within one month after
due publication of this notice and do what is necessary
to protect his interest, and that u copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in Staun-
ton, for four weeks successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse. A Copy.-Teste,
MAY 81. ls56.-4w. N. G.. KINNEY, Crk.
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FOR COMMISSIONER Of THE REVENUE
s9y- We are authorized to announce JOHN G.. SIo-
YER a candidate for the office Of Commissioner of the
Revenue in the 2nd Revenue District of Augusta county
March 10, 1856.
TO tie Voters Of AugustG County.
I respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Commissioner of the Revenue Tor tue
LIST Revenue District.
March %, 1856. THOS. NJ. DoNOhO.
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THE MARKETS.
STANTON PRICES.

STANTON PRICES.
Corrected for tie Spectator By Staples, Martin d Co.
CORN MEAL, .toONS.
GRAIN,-Wheat, $1.l0@Sl.20.-Corn, 37c.-Rye,6 5c.
Oats, csc.
SEEDs,-Clover, $7%.-Timothy, SS%.-Flax, 800,
BUrrER,-Frkin 14@16c.-Roll, l6@ls.
LARD,
BACON,
PLASTER Lump, sl2X.-Ground, Sl41S.
SALr,-Ashton, S3H.-Marshall, Sc. Alum, $21s