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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10

The grand jury did not find a bill against
Mr.. Rust for his assault on Mr.. Greeley. The
Washington Star says it is not customary
for the courts TO notice these " little affairs,
but leave people to settle them in their own
way. Mr.. Greeley took no part in the com
plaint against his assailant.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10

KANSAS OUTBREAK The g border rufIians"
have commenced depradations on the free
state men again. Mr.. S. N. Wood, who
left this state few weeks since, with COM
pany Of emigrants. was arrested on his arri
val at Lawrence, by the notorious Sheriff
Jones. He was Immediately rescued by his
friends. A second attempt was made TO ar
rest him, with like success. The last report,
is, that subsequently, Jones was shot dead,
in attempting the seizure of Wood and 9th
ers, and the military had been called out by
Shannon, to aid the border rufians in the
subiugation Of the free state men. This Jones
it will be remembered, is a Missourian who
was elected by the bogus legislature and not
by the people of the territory.-L LFindlay
COMPANION.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10

Snow ON THE MOUNTAINS There is toll
cradle prospect that in the mountains of Vir-
gina there will remain snow enough to af-
ford good seighing during the entire summer.
A correspondent of the Hardy Whig, wri-
ting from PendIeton County, says the snow
in the Allegheny Mountains, at this time,
averages 33 feet in depth; and the writer is
informed that it is drifted in some places to
the depth Of from one hundred to one hun
drpd and fifty feet; so that the top branches
of the tallest trees barely project above the
surface.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10

Mr.. Moses Goodenough, Of Gorham, New
Hampshire, while out hunting deer week
or two since. was attacked by bear. Find
ing that he had no chance to retreat, he
thrust his hand into bruins mouth and seiz-
ed his tongue, to which he clung until he
could get out his knife, with which he sue
ceeded in cutting his four-footed enemy S
throat But, in the meantime, his hand was
considerably 6 chawed up" The bear weigh
ed about 200 pounds.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10

PEACE IN EURoPE.-The peace conference,
at Paris has broken up, definite terms OF
peace having been settled upon. This event
will, no doubt, be hailed with pleasure on
all sides. The WAY has been exceedingly dis
astrous to all parties, not only in the i'm
mense sacrifice of life. but in the enormous
expense necessary to keepit up. And while
both the belligerants claim that their prowess
has gained them some special advantages not
conceded in the outset it has been very evi-
dent to an observer that neither had any
thing to brag of. Negotiation has at length
effected, what it might have effected at first
had it not been for superabundance Of . ma
tional conceit. = Findlay Companion.
The first interment in Greenwood Cemetery
N. Y. was on Sept. 5, 1910. The whole
number of intermentS to the 9th inst, was
47, ,223.
The Detroit Advertiser says the forests of
Michigan yield an income of ST 100000 per
annum, and this year is likely to reach So
100000. Vast forests still remain untouched.
Swearing is bad habit. Swearing is an
uncjviL habit. Swearing is aUiCked habit
Business men who swear constantly before
their customers, drive away those who pos
sess proper regard for the name of God a
name which should never be uttered by any
one but with reverence.
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UTAn.-As the Mormons expect some diff
fcuIty in working their way into the Union,
on account of their doctrine of polygamy,
they mean to be right on the slavery question.
Some Of the principal men there, Judge
Drummond, Judge Kinney, and some others,
have lately made an osentatious display of
the sale and purchase of negroes.
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CNttIe Markets.

| PHILADELHHTA, Nov. 10.-There has beer
but little change in the markets during the past
week. sales amounting to 1850 Beeves, 49OC
Sheep, 1900 Hogs, 10 Cows and Calves. The
Beeves sold at form SO, SO to 8, 8 so per 100
lbs Sheep at from 2,75 3, to 35Oa 8, rs each:
most ofthis kind of was of good quality, and
sold readily, Hogs are worth from Z so to s 25
per 100 lbs. Cows and Calves at from S25 to
IS each, and in good demand A number OF
Horses arrived at w. l.. Torbert's Avenue drove
yard, and sold at fair prices. asan3ls
BALTIMORE, Nov. 15,-1he offerings of beef
cattle to day wore 1850 head, all of which sold
at rates raging from SO to 8 25 net. Swine
were steady at SO 9per l0Olbs. a
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 16.--At market abo 1T 1900
Beeves. Prices-Market Beef extra, but few
IS; first quality 81 50 second quality, Sc, ,25
6 rs; third quality, $5 so 6; ordinary 81, SO
Sheep and Lambs, 4, 10 at market. Prices-In
lots, 81 rs, so to 3, rs each; extra and Sc
lections, 81, 4 IS, to 6. Swine, 2,459 Western
at market. Prices-Live weight, So to &c per
pound pound; dressed, 81 to Sc per lb.
BRIGHToN, (near Boston, Nov. Cat mar
ket, 100 Beef cattle, 1000 Sheep and Lambs,
and 2,49O Swine. Beef Cattle--prices, extra.
So SO; first quality 7,75; second quality Z; Bird
quality, 70; ordinary, 5 75 toe. Sheep and
bdihUe, eAtid 81, Il %, 10 {; by lOt, 70, z,
2 so, to 3. Swine--Spring Pigs, to &c.; re-
tail, s to &c.; Fat Hogs, still fed 634c; corn fed,
.7lac. '..........
CATTLE AND Hoes IN KESTUcKY.-The Lou
isville Courier of "Wednesday has the following
in relation to the beef and cattle market in that
vicinity: 1 r0.a f rrP
"The market during the past week has been
oyerstocked with cattle, chiefly common, that
sold to buchers in the stock yards at 2 to 2l5c
gross. The greater number Of we'll fatted beeTes
are daily driven to the New York market The
market for hogs is dull, with about 600 in the
pens at the stock yards for the butchers and
sausage makers. The prevailing quotation is 4c
ON foot" e Veaa
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.--The cattle market con-
tinues to be well stocked with light and inferior
cattle, which are selling at 2 to 2lsc. We an
mex the following range ofprices to butchers at
the stock yards; Cattle, good fat bulocks and
cows, choice and extra, 3, 3lSc gross, equal to
Ga to 61ac net. Fair at23& gross, and rough at
to 2lS gross. Hogs--choice corn fed at S to
51acents.. Sheep and Lambs from 81, ,25 to $50.
Lambs, 1926 to 2,75 per head. @
JEFFERSON CRY, (near New Orleans Nov.
5.--Arriyed to-day $40 head of Cattle and 400
Sheep. The market is in favor of purchasers at
our quotations, viz: Beef Cattle-Western,
fine to choice $3.50 to 8;rough to fair, $50 to7
Attakapas Texas, etc., $50 to5 Hogs, ~ to
cents. Sheep, in lots, per bead, j, so to 800.
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CADEz Wholesale mARKET.

I
(CoEye4aR Weekly By George d F7son, we
sale Groosrs, Fori0ariiHg and csaansissiVa
l. cADIz, NOV. 10, 1855.
Eesr-FOr good supcrfine and Extra 81, 5,5C
KAsssl-laoe1,sO for red; sl25, for soOd
GTOoeries-sugar in hhds. lo1s@ IL; N. O
Molasses 20 cents per bbl
Rio CeFee-i2@l2ls, Java Is; Pepper II
Ground Pepper 15@17.
ALpiee-l7; Cloves 25; Soap, RoSin bar 5@
511s; German do. ~. 49,.
Castle soap Is; Soda g. I; Candles 1904
Grain-Com 80; Oats 25@2S; Rye 45@
so; Barley $lL15@1,20.
Rioe-6Z cents, per ID.
7bboooo--6 Twist 16cts; Dewy & Andersons
brands 25@2S. l.-..-. s-lg.l.r
Fish-Maekeral, NogS, per Dbl. $500, halt
DO 30 do No. 2, per Dbl. SlO,50, halfdO 600
Herring No l, $3.50. '''' 3D. ''a
Stgdrs.-Chrushcd and Pulverized, Lover
ings brand l3J9 @l5 TIA .a.. .-sr a..
Sarch-9cts n H. 81. .-..f.-,. --.E
35@50. '7I-s --II 70.
Naizs-lo to God $3.50. stO Sd 1875. 6
to I'd $3.50. rf La 4 ar.i aa t ID ssans~
Sab-S2, ,50@275. sst,.- ..r,r.-. .,.t ...-
BuHer-12cts. ,...
Eggs-10cts '
Timothy $3.50. clovsy 6,oo@6,5o
FIa1seed-$1,00. zE sig 81 ~la.f1e a's...
BaAing-No l, IA; no 2, 13. -r-- -- -...
Corlage-6Oft, 2,25; 1Oof, 800; -...f
Broons-S1, ,5o@2,oO. '' '''- ~
Sngf,-best Scotch, 23cts l--a'2
SaIt-Lake & Pittsburgh S2,75. ja'
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Throw Away Your Old Churns
-bsband Save Labor.

TNHOSE wishing to purchase D. s. Dickinsons
L patent Churn, can be accommodated by calling
the subscribers in Green township, Harrison CO.
y. who has the exclusive right to manufacture and
sell them in the counties of Harrison and Belmont
This Churn patented in 1854 and has superseded
the use Of all others where it has been introduced
and Is the only one ever invent which has sustain
ed its reputation No person who has given this
churn thoreu gh trial would be withoutit for dou-
BILE what it costs We have the privilege of offer
ing the following testimony to prove that this is a
labor saving machine .a III g5WaE
Trs Testimonies: s-es
This is to certify thatI have been using one OF
J. 5. Dickinson's Patent Churns, sold by W. b.
Merchant, of Hopedale,for sufficient length OF
time to test its qualities, and consider it both for
ing machines, and would recommend ii to all those
wishing toimprove their method Of churning :a
JOSEPH LEWIS.
Green township Oct. 9, 1856 cl a 97si
This is to certify that have used one Of j. S.
Dickinsons Patent churns sold by w. B. Merchant,
Of Hopedale, and consider it the best article lor
churnlng have ever seen, and would recommend
Athens, o., Oct IS, Z sIJotIN STEERS
This may certify that have used one of ]. s.
Dickinson's patent churns sold by w. B. Merchant,
Of Hopedale, and have no hesitation in declaring
it superior to any churn have'ever seen, as can
do my churning with fourth the labor that it re-
quired on the old churn, and for ease and speed
would recommend il to all those wishing to improve
their method of churning
Athens o., Octl3. GEORGE BROWN Jr7g
! have been using one Of s. Diokinson's patent
churns sold by w. B. Merchant and would recon-.
mend itasthe best articlefor churning have ever
a seen g Ailn i .J yl DANIEL JOHNSON. i
.Idohereby certify that have been using orio Of
JsS Dickinson patent churns sold by w. b. Mer.
chant OF Hopedale and believe it to be the best ar.
ticle for churnihg have ever seen. 50 1a97f
Athens U. ly.sWl3g JOHN 5McFADDfiN. 4
-, ao'J.as.- e. W. B! NERO HANT. Z
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Invalid have you tried HOOfamdS
German BitterS!
LIZ nnt re nd tho fnllnwinn.

-. LANCASTER, April 30, 1850.
Respected Sir-I have been for series of years
afflicted with Dyspepsia, Inactivity of the liver and
Nervous Debility My mental powers have been
so reduced TO render me quite unfit fer the trans
action of any kind Of business After consulting
many eminent physicians and using their prescrip.
ions. and after using the most popular remedies Of
the day, supposed to be applicable to my case, |
always failed to have permansn relief. A friend
with much pursuasion, induced me to try bottle of
your celebrated btters. have used one bottle,
and this day commenced second. | can, with
ch erfuness, state that it has happily improved me,
My appetite and spirits have astonishingly impr o.
we'd, and begin to feel as though had grown (sud
dnely) ten years younger: and really, ] am almost
prepared to say that now consider myself calcula
ted for any business, while, ten days ago, would
as soon have undertaken to square tbs circle as
have attempted it. Yours, Respectfully,
To DR.. C M. jackson; Phil A. B. KAUFMAN
See Advertisement ut }. H5s No25-4t
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A PERFUMED BREATH.-W What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse Of disa-
greeable breath when by using the "BAIM OF a
THOUSAND FLowERs" as q dentifice would not
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as
alamaster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Pour single
drop Of the "Balm'' on your toothbrush and
wash the teeth night and morning. A fifty
cent bottle will last year.
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqui-
red by using the "Bslm ofa Thousand Flowers" !"
II win remove tan, pimples and freckles from
the skin, leaving it Of a soft and roSeate hue
Wet o towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning. ..
SHAVING MADE EAsY--Wet your shaving
brush in either wan or cold water, pour on two
orthree drops of ''Balm ofa Thousand Flowers
rub the beard well and it will make O beautiful
soft lather much, facilitating the operation
shaving. Price only Fifty Cents. 4uti1I
+, w. p. FETIDGE g., co.
Franklin Square, New York
For sale by all y g" '4'.'a ','A7'1 y
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Special W WOtites
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
III THE AGE. <


INQPAY II DR.. Toblas's celebrated Venetian
/ 1N Ltnimsnt does not cure Cholera, Collie, Sea.
sickness, Chrome rheumatism, Vomiting. Cnts
burns, Old d,Sores, Swellings, Toothaehe, Head
ache, Dysentary, Group Coughs, Dyspepsia, Mumps
ChaPped hands, cold feet, Mosqueto bitos Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, back and
chest.
NO HUNBus-TKY IT.
Dr, Tobias has W arTanted his Linimen for eight
years without ever having demand for the return
OF the money all that is as ed is TO use il according
TO the directions.
NO ONE WILL EVER De WITHOUT IT
After once using il. II you do not find il better
than anything you ever iTied before,
GET YOUR MONEY RLTURHEDi
95- Thousands Of certificates have been received
sPelking Of its virtues Now a,days il is the prac-
iice to hllup the papers with certificates from un-
known persons, or given by those who never used
the medicine now DR. Tobias offers TO pay
1000 DOLLARS
TO any one who will prove thst he ever published a
false certificate during the time he has had his med
icine before the public
Call on the Agent and get pamphlet containing
genuine certificates
Aspersons envious Of the large sale of the Vene-
lon Lnment have stated it is injurious to take
II internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
.y OATH: ..-.. ..
l, Samuel l. Tobias, of the city of New York, be-
ing duly worn, do depose that compound a Lini
ment called Venitian, and that the ingredients Of
which II is compounded are perfectly harmless to
ia Ike internally even in double the quantity named
In 'he directions accompanying each bottle
.LsH s. LaT0BIAS.
New York, January 9th, 1856 .- rH.r
Sworn to this day before me, ,..-.r
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price 25 and 80 ccnts Sold by the Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States. u
95- Also for sale, Dr. Tobias Horse Liniment, in
pint bottles, at 30 cents, warranted superior to any
other. i' SD - ''iI
DR.. Tobias Office, No Sc Courtand street, New
York. ,r,, . :. .-... .-.t .4.o
Patterson, Wheeling; John BeaIl andS s Hamilton
Cadizi A Jul Schneider Moorefield; M Jolley, New
Market; E Phipps Il Co., Smyrna.
November ~ 1856 -lyrspecial notice,
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BALLARD's New HAm DYE--It would seem
as IL BALLARD had found out the chemical con-
stituents Of thenatural coloring principle Of the
hair. Certainly the rich and lustrous browns
or black impaired by his Hair Dye are not sur
passed by the living hues they 50 perfectly imi-
tate. His preparation unquestionaby deserved
the premium il obtained at the Worlds Fair,
and the formal approval It has received from the
most eminent chemists Of the United States.
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The Triumph Complete.
Another complete cure OF Epilepsy by DR. Hances
EDilentic Pills ' "t .'t

LPICpEIC IT'S.
DURANT'R Neck, Pcrqnman's CO., Oct Ist, 1855
Dr. HANoE- Dear Sir-Having been afflicted with
falling fits for some years past, determined ia
give your Pills trial, advertisement of which
saw in some of the papers,) and continued to use
them for some months, until | was entirely cured
| believe them to be first rate article; and since
have used them, have not had one attack, and
am now in the enjoyment of good health.
/ am, very respectfully, Yours, &C.,
JONATHAN j. JACOBS.
P S. The Pills were recommended to me by Mr..
Nathan Ncwby, of this county, to whose address
you sont them.
These Pills, b sides curirg Epilepsy, are q spe-
cifc for all n Qualifications of nervous disease
Sent to any part OF the country by mail free of
postage, Address SETH S. HANcE. l08 Baltimore ST.
Baltimore, Md. Price, one box; So; two; twelve,
$24. No 25.4t
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MINNESOTA.

WISoNA.--Hogs, number to be slaughtered
about 1900. Corn, good throughout the Terri
tory, and theyield much larger than last year;
nooldon hand. Oats, crop good, but not enough
to supply home demand Wheat, medium
amount ready for market. Rye, barley, hemp,
tobacco, medium amount ready, and market
probably st. Paul.
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a
Buchanan over Fremont & Fillmore, so
Whole number Of electoral votes, 296
Necessary toa choice, ~ ~' 14g
Thus, according to the above figures, giving
old Buck 70 to 'go and come on, p as the saying
goes. ID sEa -,sf4 IL Ut, ~. 4
OF the States set down above for Buchanan.
the only one about which any doubt now exists
is California. That State is generally conceded
to Buchanan, but we cannot learn from there
before the latter part Of this month. Should it,
however, go for Fillmore, it would still leave
Buchanan n more than are necessary to his
election s sait t
The Grand Result Is indeed glorious Demo!
ocrats have cause to- rejoice at this triumphant
victory over the combined factions Of the oppo-
sition. There never was political contest
fought with moro patriotic energy and truthful
ness on tho part Of the Democracy, and never
did our comm m enemy exhibit more utter dis
regard oftrutli, candor and fair dealing f,,rs WY
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9rInvulids recovering from the effects of Fever
Bilious Diseases, or long continued illness of any
kind, will find Csrters Spanish Mixture the only
remedy which will revive their dropping corstitri-
tons, expel ell bad hunors from the blood excite
tonic 70 and M acoh ~ NJ ana y s
We can only say try it,i A, single bottle is worth
all the called Sarsaparias in existence. II con.
tains no Mercury. Opium, or any other noxious or
poisonous, drug, and can be given to the youngest
infant without hesitation
See the certificates of wonderful cures around
the bottles. More than five hundred persons in the
city of Richmond Va, testify to its good effects
See advertisement 25 At 7a,@ III .-t.A ti.
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Preserve Your Health.

1t is said, 1--WE live in fast age,r and this may
be considered most emphaticully SO, when we reflect
that the average age ofthe generation that is now
on the stage, is put down at thirty-three years.
the good old age of thrcescore and ten. There are
but few, however of us, that will see fifty years,
and the fault lies in u.s. Life may be spun out 10
u.s. and we live to enjoy more even than they ii we
would take the precaution to guard against the
nialanos of the day We are subject to the dyspep.
sia to costyeness to dropsy, to complaints of kid
neys, of the liver, heart and stomach and heed
th9m, in ter earlier stages as little as We would a
scratch on the 6nge. But soon they are fastened
upon US, and member of the human family is wi.
ped off the stage. There is certain cure for these
diseases, in any of their stages, and no man of sa-
gacity will allow himself to go day without provi-
ding himself with DR. Halsey's Forest Wine and
Pills. 25 4t N.- .Lg.a y L---l II nM.-
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The Grand Result,

The following is the number of electoral votes
each candidate for President will receive. We
will publish hereafter the vote each candidate
received in the different States, when they come
to hand. EssF s.t .IE
STATES, EIEcTopAJ vorrs
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Prices OF Flour and GRAIN.

..a- EEAccS Oh EAOur ana Grahn,
The following were the prices ofFlour, Wheat,
Corn and Oats, at the several points named, at
the latest dates received: o'.'
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GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE.
I71 M.4IH SElEEE WHEELING, Va.
FALL &WINTER TRADE.

GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE.
I71 NAM js7ilEEE WHEELING, VA.
FALL &WINTER TRADE.
STONE & THOMAS,
TAKE plsasurei 10 unnosncing to the public thai
fan and Winter by Gooas, varieties and % mIIsnsfy y
They nave just received their second supply from
the enst m ciues, which with their former purcha.
sei, wall enabls them TO present TO iheE Friends
$4,000 Worth OF Goods.
Being by far the most desirabie-embracing-t
Best Selections they have ever brought 10 the Civ
They have edded 10 their former salmo.t eudiess
variety, large Stock Of Flowefed Carpetna, Rkos-
&c, OF the latest Designs. Also q cho &c Iot ~
Furs-suitable for Winter trade--to both Of which.
we'll as their stock generally, they invite The at
tent'on of the trade.
Having been in the East. short time previousto
the late heavy rise in all cotton fabrics and buying
largely with Cash las we have done for many years)
AS well as from the importer and manufacturers i'm
many instances, they can offer inducements 10 close
cash trade excelled by no house in the west
10 meet the wants OF their Tupidly increasing
trade, they Eave made and making arrange
ments to furnish the trade with one of the best Sc
lected stock OF goods in the west and at as low
rates as can be had in the United States. -a-
IN thus stock may be found fully 1000 yards Of
Silks. Some-the best imported. -' . =. ---',-I
4O0 yards French .MeTinoes, Cashmeres, Thibit
Bom6aznes, both colored and plain ritlr
a iulf hne OF the richest Printed, and Ombre and
Satin and striped Dclanes and cashmeres imported.
400 cloaks, talma shawls, scarfs, &C., embrncinV
all the latest styles and tbe best we ever bought,
3O0C0 yards Of Ginghams, pelaines, Dways,
Prints, &c. .....ts. ' - :, - -
70,C0Oyards OF Dcmestics. empracing the latest
line OF the Woolen and Cotton fabrics, kept by
any similar, II no by any house IN the city, ,aF
retail .g-,.',.'r a. s. a.I.l.
They solicit The attention of close cash trade,
and pledge hepubic that no effort upon their part
shall be wanting 10 secure much larger trade
They feel confident that no house iu the city can
offer equal inducements to the trade-ther motto is
mo trouble to sell goods.n -.s. ~. 4 s....
Goods sent to Boats, Cars and Hotels free of
charges-, STONE 81 THOMAS
November l2-tf
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tE -, .fs.5, ClNoINNkTI, June 90 1865
have used BOwman's Vegetable Compound in
my fumi|y for coughs, colds, and Minister'S core
throat and believe it to be the best thing that 1
ever got for those complaints, and cheerfuls rec.
Ommend it to the public. - AN. L.- .ataa
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HOGS, CROPS. &c.

Last weSl We published a part Of an abstrac:
Of ihs correspondence Of the ST. Louis Chap,Irr
ef Cfmmrrcr, in relerencs q the Stock of Hogs.
Crops Prices, &c7 ia The weStefn States =
BolOw will be found continuation Of the same
abstract which will be found to DC very inter-
esting;-