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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-07-03

Guitars: GuitarS.s
ME DEMAND FOR THIS DESERVED
\ " popular instrument has been 50 great thai
the undersigned has determined to devote special
attention to their sale.
His instruments are from the best minafactur-
III the world and cannot fail to give Satsfaction
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-07-03

GUITAR CASES. wood lined. ..... 300
do paper do %
GUITAR STRINGS of superior quality al
ways on hand. j. Any instrumcnt will be careful
ly packed and sent hy stage express upon
ceipt of the price as above. Orders respectfully
solicited. ID. WITTER
Dealer in all kinds of Musical Merchandise
NAY, /, l>56, 25m6 South Bend. Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-07-03

Splendid American l'uilarS.

These Guitars are from seasoned and beautiful
Rosewood or Mahogany, after the celebrated Span
ish models. and are unsurpassed for fullness ami
richness oftone. They are double lined and block
ed throughout, and will not crack or split.
PIX 'IES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21
The WhIg Convention.

The Richmond Wing closes an article on the Wing
Convention as follows; In conclusion, this eonfen
ton Of the old lire Wings Of Virginia IN point Of
numbers. talents respcctabiliiy and influence has
exceeded our most sanguine expectations. Ia shori
it Is a splendid and triumphant success. About fifty
counties are represented, and one hundred aud sew
enty or eighty delegates in attendance. Only two
counties are represented by aternates. fake II all
and all no such convention has assembled in the Old
Dominion for four or Eve years With one months
more time we have doubt thai nearly every county
in the State would have sent delegates. And in that
event instead of only third Of the counties repre-
scented by hundred and seventy delegates we should
have hid all, with six hundred delegates As il IS
however we are more than satisfied and more than
graihed We have had demonstration worthy Of
Virginia and worthy Of the Wing party in Its pamiest
days.
The convention IA unanimous and enthusiastic In
behalf of MiLlaRD FnLNoRr-the model Statesman
and Patriot With the American aud Wing parties a
cordial allies In the contest we do not permit our
selves for moment to doubt his triumphant cleo
ton. All hands 10 the rcscue-and NIL hail TO him
who leoald rather BE- ri1ht than bs Prendent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21
state of Affairs i'm California.

The New York Express learns, from passengers
from California, by the Orizaha, TINT the
dition of things in San Francisco, when the last
mail lett, deplorabie in the extreme, in conse
Vnenee of the extraordinary revolution now in pro-
gress there under the auspices and patronage of the
Vigilance Committee. Pretty much all business was
at a stand, and nothing was thought talked OF but
the proceedings of the omnipotent Vigilance
Committee. The impression was, that. notwthstand-
ing the prcponderating influence OF this body the civil
authorities would be able to rally sufficient force TO
make last desperate effort to maintan their author
ty and If these surmses should turn out correct the
next intelligence from California may be of the most
exciting character 1t is also said that public opinion
settling down into the conviction thai the Com
mttee had gone about far enough, and that inasmnch
the most notorious blacklegs and ballot box staff
fers had fed the State II nearly time to dsband.
The Herald newspaper the only journal that con-
demned the proceedings Of the Ngilants ii is be-
leyed, would be compelled TO suspend publication, =
the merchants having all withdrawn their advertising
patronage and the paper dealers refusing sell
its proprieors enough Of that material enable then
to continue the publication. We have assurance, nj
SO, that there thousands of people in San Fran
cisco that would be glad to return to the States
they could only procure the means to enable them Il
do SO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21
IynchbBrp s.uss Der Market. ,guly n


NEW loaK MARKers-rhe European new bg the
Niagara Impaired greater irnness cotton yesielday
md hohiefs were firm at &C.. for middng aplinds:
4 rs deslers were disposed to await the receipt Of
ais ieters due by the steamer. sales were eon6n-
baut 400 BOO baes Flour declined follF
earrel especially On common me- ~
IN grade. Of State aud Western. Y
re lar aha unsettled, with sales Of Cara
about 81 -, and Milwaukee club
10. Corn was in light supply aul
f.1- = mixed Western were made at 58q. a
I'D afroand yellow ut &C. Rge was fra
at ade. for prime Northern. for export, Ness
pork sold $500 G2.. Lard was firm; with sales Of
1000 tierces and 200 kegs, at full prices Sugar,
were steady with sales Of about 800 hogsheads ard
200 boxes Cuba, ut rates given in another column
Coffee vas unchanged and quiet. There rather
more spirit in freights, but without change ofimpor-
lance ia ates.-Herald Of tie lSA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

ABDUCTION CASE AND EXCITEMENT. "A very
remarkable case of abduction has come to light
in New York, and is exciting great attention.
Some two months since, n young girl named
Margaret House. known as sour Maggie in So
Ion Robinsons Hot Corn" book. suddenly dis.
appeared from her parents and friends. and no
clue 10 her whereabouts could be found. Rewards
were offered and letter received from Gleve-
land stating that girl answering to her descrip-
ton, accompanied by man named lIaverman,
had entered the writer's store and obtained
drink Of soda water. As liavernan had boarded
in the house whore Maggie resided, aud ne had
mysterionsly disappeared at the same time, the
suspicion had already fastened upon him, aud
Mr.. Dugnya, an uncle of the girl went TO Cleve-
land t. the writer of the letter. Though no
name address was given, Mr.. Duenya intend.
ed visiting every place in the city whore soda
water sold. but fortunately, at the very first
stand he went to he found the writer and learned
that llavcrman had gone to Chicago. Thither
he FASTENED, and by means Of an advertised re-
ward, n German agreed to take him to the place
whore Haverman worked; he was found with the
girl in his possession, and brought back to New
York. Maggie" il is said. was very glad TO get
rid of him. At the depot at Chicago, the mob was
so Infatuated, that it was proposed to exercise the
Lynch law upon him, and all along the route the
greatest interest was manifested. Haverman will
shortly be tried.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21
Hlurrah for New Jersey.

\ friend who has just returned from visit TO New
Jersey informs that the prospect for its going for
Fillmore Is most encouraging. correspondent Of
the Aee York EIpres writing from New-Brunswiel,
says. The American demonstration here this eye-
ming was tremendous. Three Thousand people nj
least, on the ground, anl the enthusiasm was
immense. Humphrey Marshall ofKy David Paul
Brown Esq, Of Philadelphia Henry Winter Davis Of
NIL Joseph +. Randolph, of ~ J.. Isaac iIazelhari Of
pha., were among the speakers. The Navor OF New
Brunswick presided
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

Az IMPERIAL "SURPRIsE PARrY:"-We have
two interesting stories told of Court this weke-
Tho other night, while the moon was bright and
the air bamy the Empress. the Grand Duchess.
oi Baden, the Duchess Of Hamilton. Prince ta,-
oaraf Swpden and " Bac;occhi went from q.
Cloud to the Bots de Buulognc, and rowed aboat
the lake for some time and went into the cafe az
the Swiss Chalet ate ices like ordinary mortaS. A
fow days afterwards Baron ID. leased the Chal-
ct, aud decorated it handsomely, to give a tete an
honor OF the Duchess OF Hamilton. Unfortunate. -
~. the day OF the fete the Duchess was invited
10 dino at 81. Cloud AMI this Of course proven
ted her accepting the Baron's invitation. The
Emperor, however, heard of me rumored fe,e.
and insisted upon the Duchess going; the fee
was given and was brilliant one: after dinner
;he guests went into the drawing room to drink
coffee; whom should they find there but the En-
peror and Empress. ave very stupid at
ST. Cloud, aud have come to pass the evening
with you" The Emperor and Empress were
fond Of spending AN evening in this way, with
the late NJ Peseatore, ;heir neig hbor ut ST. Cloud
-Letter from Paris.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

Bakers PrCmiUu 5s.ticps.-GuRf FOR CHoiIc.--
With the Of fruits and vegetables always disor
dared omach producing ehul cholera moTbus, ,sri h0a
and infants AID adults, rc ar poor liable
moment to be attacked with the diseases
Il"atcd il is all important that family should
We know OF no medicine that tears comparis ih BA-
kERs iBtMIuM rIts in instantly eSpeiiGg either these
annoying and allcti4ns system,
friend Of While visit cid Point DAYS
since. after luduenR lis appetite ffee, ,u-ng
late hour of the lghL after rct Violently attacked
with choc and be assured rs that the aud
use Of these Bcrs, he docs link be- could
the attack Three doses taken Mt intervals Of
loved the pain produced gentle peIspatn aud
corrected the stomach wei as the liz
Aud such lcsults must awa' follow when taese Brrs
taken IN time, Of the a5lrs they are pre-.
pc'cd hcA IT, rlost powerful ont know medical pr,.
tsson Wl' The remaining properties less ofcctivciu
PURIFYING the blood and correcting the disorders Of the stomach
and bowels
Every family should keep Il hotties hand
Price 50 cents per bottle.
Forsaie 10y Mss,rs Srother Whitehead and Stabler &
jones', LynrhhHre and by Dug gist. generally.
nlY ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

government, aud wo Ne to the eeitar who aarcs to
show any independence Therefore, though the Gu
han press appear large j, is In fact yer, small at
fair In the city of Havana there are aeeordngt the
"Brisas de Cuba three political dailes. 6Te literary
and scientific weeklies and semi inohsh.s, two CON-
Inercial weeklies, two medical scsni-mothlica, and
tuo Mutual Insurance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21
More Tgiys, Sales of;gobacco

b3 "OHf H. d SIN n REE, fOhtH UerchdHs
LYScHBuRe, Va
Since our last report Of high sales we have sold
Tobacco at the following fine prices hid. for
sam Hinton, Of North Carolina. at the fine price Of
$50 per hundred which is the highest price paid
for v Carolina Tobacco. Moore of Halifax Is bldlg
Dentch by Hinton of Gaswell l.ynchburg VIII he
onidonc by any market in the world in giving high
prices for Tobacco We would again advise orr
friends to send their fine yellow to this market The
above hogshead weighed 795 nett, and was bought
by W. Crumpten. box for G. Holland. of Bel
ford. at S43, bought by NJ. Langhornc & Sons
hhds. for Stanley Morrison, of Henry at s27 and
at S25.5o The first bought by NJ. Langhornes
sons and the other by Henderson Il Holcomb. hhd5
for Il. P. Norman, of Campbell at an average II
Sl9,3l hhd for Jas. A. King at $3.50 and At
so. bought by Jno. ". Stone. 9 hhds ofMr King
averaged $3.50. hid. for Chas. Massie, of An
hefst, at SIS, bought by Crumpton & Payne. >
hhds hne shipping Tobacco Tor Mai. Jas Paxton. Of
AHeghany, at Sl2.25, bought by T. Ferguson Be-
sides many Others from Sls to $50. Planters win,
conslsn their Tobacco TO by Railroad will mark
the name oi the warehouse they wish their Tobacco
to 90 10. J II sSAMI TyREF
inly 2f-clt
icy Milton Chronicle publish twice ard send ae-
count to this office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21
Georgia.


Extract of letter dated
SAMSXAn, Ga, July eth.
Fillmore stock rising every day. We had We
~ large meeting on Saturday evening Speeches were
made by Hon. VIM Law aud Mossrs +. S Barton, and
A. II Dawson. Ifit continues 10 rise until November
next US it has done for the last three weeks he will
carry the State By handsome majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

TEXAS AFFAIRS. Tho san Antonio Herald af
the 18th ult says A rumor reached here TINT
-four men,three Americans and une Mexican. went
10 Guerrero in Mexico. and robbed the Ca,boli,
Church at that place. Being chased from that
side OF tie river,thcy to this side and com
menced their depredatjon>. The Rifles pot after
them shot i"". hung another and got their plun
der fellow named Hines the same who was
Engaged IN burning the Adjutant Generals Office.
l., - said TO nave been one OF the party. He made
his escape. The San Antonio Texan. Of tho oG,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

The NEWSPAPER Press IN CUBA, such as it is, is
respectable regards the number Of journals though
the circulation Of each is limited. The subscription
and advertising charges of Spanish papers
very high, and the matter that is in them is hardly
worth the pernsal The Havana daily prints publish
reports ofmsrkets ship news, elty news &c, hut
great feature Of the papers is the fcuietou or story
part the latest novels being printed from the plates
and continued from day to day The editorials, and
indeed the news matter--and some say the eommer.
cial reports, subjected to a strict surveillance by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH IN ENGLAND.
Rev. John L. Edwards, of Richmond Va, now in
London writes.
1t may not he out of place ust hereto say that
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, in the
United States.is scarcely recognised by the Wes-
cyan Meihodi>ts Of this country Personality, |
have received the mos, polite and courte"us al
entions from the ministers to whom hnl letters
Of Introduction; but have not been invited to
preach in any Of their chapels. Our church is
regarded.to say the leas'.as a pro slavery church.
and the Methoiists of this country will not toler
ate any srch body part Of the christian fam
ily. They are quite as decided in their opposi
ton TO us as our good New Methodist breth
rem ut home
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

%,
Gentlemen Some months since patient apiird TO
me for medical advice afflicted Of rconda.
~ syphilis hc had been under the clargr physicians
without deriving rclHfJ commenced nsug regular rem.
ocs of the profession but the disease stuborny resisted all
any Efforts The repntto Of Carriers Spanish Mixture hav
ing reached me and ooin PERSONAL, acqr-niod
selves, determined To give il did short
tme It's good effects evident bottles car
MIN,
Ns IN act of Justice to sn nerng hum rty withhold
my "'tHnnyto its virtues and brnt ur
"r" u bloo aud 'ake pleasure in recommending the
profession and the public generally Yours rcsprttla!ly
iuly Tim q DitrcIirp NJ n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21
The "DE.mmas0.A .ss.sxag..,, for ,hr ian r,r.

date cure OF Darhoa. Cholera Moraus Chnc prepared
ny j. II. Thompson Co has given satisfaction
those who have bcca irtunaea rs 10 T. This Elixir is
composed Of harsh dlgreeahe and stimulating
'nts but pleasantly combined that the smallest child will
take It, II Is soothing and the stomach aud bowels
.nd whom taken directed fails relief
short time. Every .miy should WITHIN reach a
this Of the year when bowel complaints preva
in X ii Nr,fI,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21
ENGLAND,

HALIFAX, july 10 -- he fofelgn nlos 20 tho
9th inst, by the Niagara, contain the following
additional news:
ENGLAND.
Professor MnhaUthe gentleman refused ad-
miiance To the Queens evee, writes TO the pa
pers thai he took every precaution respecting
his costume.
The weather continued magnificent for the hnr.
yest and another fortnight of the same would So
cure the farmers from all danger of change in
their prospects;
The Sunday music controversy in London con
,nued.
Sir Colin Campbell had been entertained by
the city of Glasgow.
The King of Belgium and famy were visiting
Queen Victoria.
The Queen and the people of London are to
give the Guards of tho Crimea public reccp
ton.
Dyoe Sombre's celebrated will in favor Of the
East lndia Company has been set aside; and his
immense fortune goes to his widow.
The prospectus of the Nav Brunswick and Ga
NADIA Railway and Land Company, To purchnso
and complete the ST. Andrews and Quebec Rail.
road has been issued,
1t was reported TINT Percy Doylr, British
Minister nj Mexico, will be removed 10 Hanover.
The India Mail takes out nm unusually large
amount of silver for the East and the shipment
of gold to tho Continent increases with angmen
ted inquiry for export. There is also further
on account of French securities on account of
England.
Tonnage was in better demand for the Arch
angel. Australian, Indian, and the Danube aud
Back sen trades.
The Earl Schburne is appointed under Secre
iary State for Foreign Affairs, and will be raj
sed to the Peernge
Sir w. Williams of Kars, will succeed him rs
representative in Parliament,
FRANCE
The report of the committee of the Corps Leg
slatf, refusing to accord to the Emperor the
power of granting pensions is published. 1t is
respectful, but firm, and is considered the sever
est check Napoleon has yet met from his govern
nent.
The bill granting pensions TO the Orleans
Processes was voted unanimously, although
Count Montalembert wrote strong letter against
! II. aud the Duchess OF SAKE Coburg indignantly
refuses the money. The Juvenile Count of Pari
has written letter To NJ. Roger, repudia
ting the iusion,und saying that himself his moth
aud brother do not recognize the interference
of the other members of the Orleans family, an,
that he reserves himself for the future The let
ter has made considerable sensation in Orlean
circles. and the Orleans Princes have writer
angry letters respecting the Juveniles interior
ence,
New docks for steam navy are TO be Quilt II
Brest
Accounts Of tho weather and the crops through
out the Country. even in the lately mandate
districts, are favorable. Harvesting hud CON
menoed. In the South the VINEYARDS also loo
we'll
SPAIN.
The high price of food was the ostensiblo oaus
OF tho late riots but the people really excl
ted by the political cmissares. Numerous ar
rests were made. and many of the prisoners sho
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21
WARREN STREET, n. Y.

Tho political Of Warren street between b'oan"aa
% ,,algr pace vas talan 10 .ay WI the following result
Fillmore. =. 81 fremoat. 49, oS bn,hanM' -
- n. J., with II II, a Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

n, caroline County Va March ls5I-Massrs Bennett e.
"eGrs ltchmund ticntlemcn Carriers Sfansh Min
lure ha e ncd remarkable person Of servant
nan afiitcd with Scrnfula the worst form So bad
had he become that his eyes entirely closed and had e.n
40 toi more Ih&n year As last everything lc
hdfaltd was resolved 10 Try tda
"a according t. directions. aud wonderful say crsrt
cnIe has been ,h,ctei ra irdcuo .o,,ls
'"rtcFS spanish Mixture ass purifier ii D.. blond II
freang que an excitement here and sells very rsp,i, Send
another lot by Rail road mrs mi, ''.'''' ""
June 2l-ilnul y : 'pnn,,,,,.,
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Jersey cry o. X.

To the Editors Of TIA y, 4 tfprt.s =, -.- -..-. 4,
Thursday evening ihere ~efr hssempoa ~ ~
Jersey CITY jus "a persons pariahlnR - Nuc s @ a.,
ehoia which wasagfetd 10 and resulted as "i
lows
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21


At ballot for President taken this marning oy ihe eprhs
Corning a Co ofnee, the lie stood ~ follows
'''"'''''' YOUNG AMERICA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


scd for itself reputation that cannot be assaled Ir VIM
A. shaw, Washington n c.. writes under date OF May
follows Il have heard Of many decided beneficial
effects from its especially in Asthma and Chronic Cough
of spasmodc character have used tho Wild Cherry great
deal in practice and with marked good results
Every knows the reputation of the iurpentine and
constituents potracted coughs The combination OF
these principles in WIsrAs BALsAM OF lLp CHERRY in
genious and judicious.
Medical Justly dislrustfu Of Patent Medicines in
general cando discriminate between
and humbugs and those cnes which have proved
salutary and in many well d eas,s curative
None genuine unless signed BUTTS un the wrapper.
SETH w. FOWLE Il CO, Ia Washington Street Bos
Projectors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by j II. THOMPSON X Co. and !. II. SEAY.
1lEn ItaA LIZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

IMPROVEMENT IN rELEGRApHiNG.- allgnani's
Messenger saws that Giovanni Caselli Of Florence
has lust made discovery which promises To cast
NIL orcvious contrivances ia electro telegraph into
The shade. lie ha, invented mud apparatus by
which the Geographic wire will transmit to any
distance an exact fac simile eff any writing or de-
sign. when made to communicate with Il similar
apparatus at the other station. II the account ct
This extraordinary invention. which we extract
from Cauriee Nercaptil of Genoa, be true. the
transmission of Geographic dispatches by single
lrtters will be entirely suspended and the org'-
ilal writing put ato the apparatus will be rcprodu'
ccd in Instant with thesign ature OF the CORES
rpndent,a > if written by himself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

A REVEREND POLITICIAN ROUGHLY HANDLED.
They had II regular Fourth Of July celebration at
clarksyille, Mercer CO., Pa which was pariici-
pnted in by citizens of all parties. There
nothing to mar the FESTIVITIES except n political
TRADE introduced by reverend &c ntleman We
extract from the Western Press:
"lle commenced regular aboIit on di-unon
harangue; and thunder struck where The eiti-
2ens that he had proceeded some m nuies before
they could decide what course of action 10 take
He went on 50 fara to speak of the nurderous
villain who now occupies the chair chief
gsiraie of the country when simultaneous
yell nf indignation from all parts of the
sembly, and intimnted to the Rev. eyiler Tint
he had exhausted their endurance. Cries of
knock him down. throw him Of the platform
&C. followed, and for tame it seemed ms il the
disciples Of the mech and lnwiy Jesus might find
what he would call 'murdarous villains newer
home. His few friends reiterated loudly about
the freedom of speech Nut t.e citizens present.
without distinction of panty, were competent to-
distinguish between free speech and free black
guardsm, and compelled tine worthy exemplar of
Christian love aud charity to set down.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

nit. reports that the party Of citizens who vent
in pnrsI.t Of the Indians who had been commit
ting deptedation- near the sabinal' overlook and
had fight with them. and came On slotoiiouS'
t;ll;,, aud sounding number of them,
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AReyOIutIOuar Incident.

wi.l count among It's members one pretty woman
aud elegant establishment the NOR.
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FURTHER NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.

dfdis in Engiand-1hs CtoPs-1 Chick 10
Louis Napoleon Pensions 10 The Orleans
Pfiaessses Food in Spain, &c
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COMMERCIAL

hNachoarg sobIero .nd Wacp. u---
hNfhp ~ EiY SATURDAY TUESDAY ny 49,
losateo-heeeipts continue large and price. - Ii
ward for all grades Common Lugs s. to o.: Pod
hne manufacturing Jugs 81 To common .caf 81 10
g to 10; fDe shipping and srtnming $40 to ~ 81 sgsd
ing fine SIS to $50; do. s25 t0 $50 AHafaeta
p FIouL-superhnc sG25 to sc So Extra &C. to a.
$50 ~ =" 81 IN.
WHraT-So SALT Of new 81 81 offared
Corn --65 TO Zoe Mea ~ 10 ,5e.
JNo. CLARK
LfNCHBuRG WHOLESALE PRICES CIfKpI.,z-
CONTACTED EVERY TUESDAY AND sATURp,y ~ =
A. b. RUCkER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER Az,
mmi,siOn McrChaul.
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE LYNCHBIrpc a.