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VTANTED 100000 bushels prime White snd Red WI eat
w for which viii Jay the highest price, de-
hVered al Ware hose, Spring and Clark Street,
Nashville. Wheat viii D. ella ssd as follows
Ten cents per bushe viii, be paid prime White above
prime Red and 10 cents below for prime MediterrIhiAn
this Wheat is the lOes classification. When mbe Wheat
is PRIME i've cents per 6ushs VII Be paid Tie pree Of
Spring other Red " heals.
The Amber IS known here BY Farmers Blue stem
Missouri wheat. hext 70 this Is the Golden ChaE-most
desirable.
First Class, White; SecOnd Class, Amber;
Third Class, Golden Chat; snuFth Spring
and all other Red Wheas except The Mediterranean,
ten cents below in value.
$4,000 Grain sacks hand By
iuns25 as. FREVCp & SO
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Valuable Farm for Sale

I>H to the plantation on which no" lVe Ding on
Carers crees, ten miles north OF Columbia a. hSe
Ts ives. of >prng Hill, containing Five Hurdred and
ry rive 63j Acre three hundred and seVentyhVe OF
WI CD /. in good ate ofcu 'tvation.
Persons wishing purchase would DO vel 10 cal and
examine the property before buying, Y, s. PlCKARD,
dec, 2S-dtWew-u
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State Election

7 WILL open and hold an election for Governor member
Of Congress and Legislature in the several civil Districts
Of Davidson county Thursday 9Th day August The
COnosbIes the several districts hereby authorized
The County Court have appointed the following person
to act Judges and Clerks the different Wards aud Dis
tricts OF the county.
Dist No. list Ward-1emPe O. Harris John Colart aud
i6os J: Halle, W. H. Townsend aud
L. Ii. Lanier B. S. Weller, and
W. POrier-G B. Brown, clerk.
&" John w. Martin, Felts and w
D, F. srter, Mason vannoy and J
Jo Frarc $, ihos w. Chiffon and
A. Baugh--W W. Petition, clerk.
7 A. ID. Wis, ]. L. Jarel and Isaac
Nicholas P Corbitt, VIM, Harrison
Dist No 2-John Corley, VIM. McMGry and John Greer;
J. CcIles, lr ,aRd - Greer.
" 3-Moses N. Ridtey, George W. Charlton and
J Mann !; L. Charlton and P J. Couch.
4-nmothy dson, 4. Hamilton and Ben Hurt
Ashley ROzeI, K. H. Wallace and W. D. Ba'
keI G Roweand Cox.
CIV GGmbl Joel Battle and VIM Austin
W P Booker and Joel Bltle,jr.
John Hope W c Bley and james Raglan A
WhitlmOre and Wa lace.
S-Wm Oglyie, w Ra sey and James IA ms !;
Ramsey and john Rains.
9-W HagaHs, Thomas Johnson and Andrew
GregOrvj I'D Lg as and 10 WhitsiEt
IO-J " Ma; ming, W Harding and James M
Hamilton; Crenshsw and w Burchett.
II-Wm Commission. IA omptnn and allen Cotton;
Ia-Jesse Jordan W Watkins and John NJ Joslin;
sam Davidson jr.
I3-Beni Cox, W G, Shelton and W DoZier G.
Low, II and w McGuay,
H-James Cree, James Russell and Shelton De-
moss WIN DemOss and w IN Frazier.
I5--J6hn 5 Prichett, Thomas A lisOn and Moses
Greer; John Ha ly and Halsted.
johannes K NewsOm. Roger PeaIam and James NJ
Dunn; Charlton and DR. bagwen
l7--James FClgum, Wm Osborne and NJ UsTy; Sam
Dunn aud + Order.
Is-Z Steli, Hiram V4ugnAn and @ White;
Estes and John ID BTien.
lq-W II Hambin W n Hudson and John TAYLOR /;
S s Hall snd - Gee.
GOV G Hal, W II Dsmukes and w Foster; w
Irase and Car wright.
9I-Apdrew Hooper, Thos 1 Saunders and Var
brough: George Keeling acd 10 Phillips.
C E1--GeoTgs Campbell George Walker and G
n arshal; L. CrOckeT and ieO " ebher
e3-W Drake, David Ralstnn and Lewis Will
nams; Wellington H. de and IOhn Drake
94-MH WIBius' n, Binkey and I'd Graves;
IaGwell Etbery and joe Johnson.
s5--DennIs Dozidr, Jacob Ma 20 James NJ Lee;
C H Lowe and Tom Sloan.
JuIy 2I-td. K. EDMUNSON. Sheriff.
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hUNAmA
TNR0M the subscriber on Jhe lstday of July, negrt
II Boy, named HENRY, of copper color, feet
ineheshigh, years 9ld and weighs about $50 pounds.
He raised N 1ast Tennessee, McMinnville de
will probably make his way back there. l bought him
from Mr. Terry OF East Tennessee. will give ten dollars
| be is oaughtin my neghborhood, twenty five dollars
taken Of the county fy dollars if be gets to East
Tennessee When taken he is to be delivered T. me,
confined so that can get him. DAVID NJ. ,41EN,
jy6 Seven miles south Of Nashville. Tenn
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Ez77- Charles Hess Teacher on the Piano, Harp,
Guitar, and in singing, is now prepared TO give les
sons, if de ired at the residence of the scholar
Terms, one dollar lesson; none engaged for less
than twenty lessons. july30-2m
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Interesting to Mechanics and Nanufac-
IuEns-,ELird Annual Fair.

AhAt "a eAAAs
The Mechanics and Manufacturers Of Tennessee and ad.
Joining STATES tho Third Annual Fair and
Exhibition Ofhs Mechanics institute this will
in October this Y. The annually inereas-
ing interest manifested in these exhibitions, and visible ad
T4aagss resulting exhibitors, wall from the disse
OF important information among themselves from
the great publicity which they thus enabled give their
ness renders the approaching exhibition
will spse magndcence and inter all its predeces
sors.
Copies OF circulars giving fall particulars be obtain
cd the chanies institute rooms, College street, opp'-
ite the Sewauee or by addressing the President, Nm.
stock, Il or Secretary. H. X Walker. June 80 3n
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ANEAT REsIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD,
FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
AT Low FIGURES.

AN Offering for sale most desirable Residence on
Summer street, the 7h Ward. The Lot fronts 81 feet
by Tbs House and neat eoEtans5 Rooms keh
en- Servants Room, Smoke House, Dary aud stables The
gas been carried in front this Lot. know to
be alrglih Apply TO A. V. 5. LIND 'LEE
a Is leea street
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Southern Pacific Railroad

LOA LIJLN 2 ctC11 4G LIZ II OcLSA'
ON the first day of August next the books OF subscription
~ place for above road will be finally closed.
All Subscribe O this stock allotted 10 this place
10 rhares) do before that day AS the
company have means for all present wants. approved
ancts New Orleans viii be received equal TO cash, ma
turing within eight months, the usual rate OF DISCOUNT
charged by city Banks.
inform I'D that seventy miles Of the road arc row
der have been provided TO meet the
and demands the contractors, Messrs John
Grant Co.. OF Georgia Their ability and experience in
addition tho foregoing facts give OF the ener
Cec construction OF td enterprise The IRON now
veTed for Y miles Of the road with grade Of 20 miles
All the rights, fr8ucm es &c, of The Company when
miles competed, p!a ed beyond forei cOnn-
geucy kind. Toe lime within which to finish 20 miles
Is ne 10th OF February, 1855.
iuivlO BF n HOBsoN. Agent.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ST. PAUL, July 26.-An express from the Sioux
agency report that 10 coo Indians are defying the
United States troops, and that hostiities are una
voidably renewed. The settlers are flying to the
Fort for protection Gov. Medary is endeavoring to
procure peace and sustain the action of the superin-
tendeDt. Their annuties will be suspended till the
band Of murderers shall have been surrendered
The Sioux refuse to surrender them, and are trying
to make collision with the Government troops. A
telegr6phie despatch from the Secretary of War re-
fuses sending and volunteers for their defence
This has caused great excitement, and 200 men are
about to march to the frontier. f
The Democratic convention has not yet organized.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-sales of Cotton to-
day 300 bales; market stiff; receipts $50 bales
Flour dull; corn declined, quoted at 70 500; new
red wheat 81, 80.
WASHINGTON, July 80.--The Secretary of War
received dispatches from Fort Smelling dated the
18th. saying that the Sioux are now quiet. !.
The Judge, District Attorney and MarsnaH OF
Utah, contradict the newspaper charges Oh fraud
against Burr, the late Surveyor General
NEW YORK. July 8O.-The steamer Washing
ton from Southampton has arrived. Her dates were
anticipated.
Arrival of the steamship Europa.
HALIFAX, July 30-The steamer Europa has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 18th. Sales Of
CJtton for the week $4,000 bales of which Specula-
ors took Is, 600 and Exporters 5000 bales, Mid
ding advanced lie; Orleans Fair 81; Middling
8 l6 Breadstufs dull, at a slight decline; Corn
steady; Beef buoyant, at an advance. Manchester
favorable. All qualities slightly advanced. Con-
soils 9I2a9l5; for money half bank rates, 81.
House Of Cozamons.--Roebuck moved that resolu-
tiOns be adopted condemnatory of the Persian war.
He accused Palmerston of bringing about the pre-
sent state of affairs in India by Withdrawing the
troops for the Persian war. Roebuck has many
supporters. Palmerston censured Roebucks mo-
tives and claimed credit rather than censure for his
acts.
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Anirnl Of the steamship Europa.

y We were sccosted day two since by familiar
voice, and gentleman did remember 10 have seen
before, stood in presence. comic smile played
around his mouth his told of Mischief and not
til explanation did discover an old acquaintance
Who the las. time we saw him, gray rat; but
now by the magic power OF Prof Woods air Restorative,
h hair is as black as coal and soft silkLOuisUiAs
Times. July eb-lm
Dyspepsia and Debility cured. Theodore
Frank Esq the Psburg and steubenVIe Railroad Of
fee, says
For years have been invalid from Dyspepsia. With
hope Of relief resOrted advertised remedies,
but JAILED deriving the benefit sought for until trifd
HOLLAND BITTERS tas happy effects Of which NJ on
the digestive and in restoring debiitated system,
10 recommend 1t confidently 10 ali suffering irJm
Dyspepsia" July 90 In.
ETOI OWay's Ointment and PiIIs.-By a spe
of late Emperor of Russia, these edonos
have been admte1 into the public hospitals ghout
the Empire. The Pills in the Russanarmy
specific for cho and dauhGa and the Ointment the
dressing Sold the nauufactoes No. so
Maiden Lane, New York. and No 2i Strand, London; and
by all druggists 2je 1c, and 81 per pot or bcx 25
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
AN now receiving my Stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, the latest sty les expressly for Gentemens
wear 10 which invite the attention Of my customers and
the public generally
Also, SCOTS REPORT OF FASHIONS for the Spring and
Summar SAM. PEICHITT,
iupab9--if 81 College street.
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TIE GREATEST
Building ASSOCiafION

OF THIS PROG Z ESS Nv z ATTN
AM Offering For Sale at low Bgurss twenty Build
ing in the Eighth Ward Nashville on such terms
that any one can procure himself complete and convent
ent home. The lots front the Mureesboro Turnpike,
on Wharf Frankib and Maple Streets and are admirably
situated for Private Residences.
Omni5uses have completely revoiutionised this
part city, which with other improvments being
made Of and water In tha dTee
iion v in add greatly the value of this Property.
Terms such will allow each purchaser mmed
aely to put up buildings, the purchase money Will
no be required until the ST. Of January 1861 the interest
only paid annually until that time Call sooa on
tnly-tf no A. VS.. LlNDSLEY.
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% hlghIhs, cosI.,...ss.... . .
Havana Plan,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
EXTRA CLASS 8,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, on
SATU d AY, AUG UST 29,Is57

leO0 prZesf amounting 10. 200
Whole Itekels siO Halves IS; Quarters 81 50.
fease address all orders Tor Tickets the above MagnA
ent scheme, TO I. II. HUBBARD & co.
July 80 No. 80 Payetts ct, or Boz No SO Balmors Nd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-31

FINE IAMPAGNE VINES.
WE just in receipt Of about one huuded Baskets ~
w Champagne Wines Of very finest brands, bU'
aTenOt in pOTters, bah!) viz:
2OBasSets Palma Che npagne from bul0aTt. P~re
Files France. We are the agents this wine Mast
willie, and il is equal 10 any in me world.
Is baskets Gold N edRI Brand, very superior;
% baskets Mumms Cabinet;
y baske DTS Mum Imperial;
25 baskets CiqUOt;
70 baskets Re iseaI Cabinet, very superior;
u baskets Charles Beidsslck pure;
~ baskets ComUe DMODtebTun, COR sale If small pro
Al IF 81 TJni0p street, bv HJLLISTER d CARTER.
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Il. a q. =. WRIGHT,S oKIGlNAS FRAN
GFPANNE,

. N y ' y II = 4 = I I = U 7 u n T 2 u y
FEANsIPASEr ExERAcTs FEANGIFlENI PcAADE,
HAIR On, Soar,
- ToOTH POWDER SACHLT.
These new, elegant aRd recherche perfumees from
the Iaborory Of Messrs. X. & G. a. Wright SOLE ORR
GINATORS AND MANUFACIU RERS ia this country. The
Perfume FRANC pann oriental production, brought in
original his country and prepared IN its various
forms by them.
The admiration demand for these articles, beyond
precedent and in consequence variety OF limitations
spri0gingup these whether of HON MANUFACTURE
on sOLU as CORPORATIONS" have only an evancscent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAS.
Els For sale by all the Druggists in the United States
Canada and South America.
R &c. A WRIGHT, Sole origDators and manufacturers
in the United States.
No. 81 late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
July TIN
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
AND
farms for s q lie.

I'VE offer for sale that beautiful residence Of William L.
w Rfo6n's on Cumberland river, about miles from
Nashville the White Geek Pike containing about 5
acaes OF land, with elegant frame dwelling OF
rooms; carriage house. cabins, cise several excel
lent springs, and all necessary Improvements
ALSO sale that beautiful farm of acres, known as
the SOuthall place mile from The city on the MuT
eesboro Pike having of the most beautiful and com
manoing building sites in the county.
ALSO, magnificent farm of 1000 acress with excellent
improvements, being good stock Farm, and soil finely
adapted 10 the growth Corn Wheat and Tobacco. said
FERN is situated about mile from Tumersve, and few
miles from the Nashville and Henderson Railroad.
ALSO, an elegant residence in South Nashville free
teTrtoTg on corner Of Vine and Demumbrane sTeets-
AppIy TO i'll. d K. w. BROWN,
. iuIy I6 Az Cherry st.
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A WORD TO THE PUBLICI
TTAVING received in he last very heavy add
ton to our former purchases fateT ourselves that
now prepared 70 offer eXaOTd-1y Inducements 10
purchases OF - -
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
oursock consist Of FANCY AND STAPLE Dl Y GOODS
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES AR irlES
&C keep constantly on hand and o inI at
very Low prices cash a4d L. puncJu dtG'ei. W have
a 30 and splendid stock Of DuiOur q Gs Choir
Braud BOILING Go rHS and having pure sci HIN
under The favorable circumstances sW led
that we can sell them r much lees they pu
cd elsewhere 10 ths city.
TO THE LADIES
particularly. We ori large aud handsome as ut
ment of rich aud fashiO able DRESS GOODS, no RH,
GLOVES, kIbBUNS, Trimmings, &c.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods will certainly tnd To their
interest to examine Stock and prices We are
prepared great bargains any Retail House 10
the city.
II ? Remember No. 81 Market street
1uIy7-u HASBhOoh- Nc W NM Eh NCO.
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Lindsley's Advertisements,
valuable Free-sOil ] OF for sac.

I AN now Offering for sale a valuable Building Lot on
Spruce street. the Of Broad. The lot fronts
sx feet Spruce hundred and ny feet deep,
with q convenient alley. In the
This property for SC from lat
IsnusT This exemption more value than - usu
ally accorded 20 only the grounds but all improve
erected thereon, free Com The InEn
will mere than pay FIR ound aud all
Improvements This Is also situated in of the city
that being rapidly lsd up with hne welngs and
privats residences. Terms re -sonable.
Applv to July 90 arc a. v. s. LINDSEY.
ANEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD,
now offered for bargain. The Lotfrons O. feet
i on Woodland and 17U Miniek. The Rouse
talks good roOms good esern, The house is
bu and the situation the best IN kdgefell
Will be sold low. Apply to A. V. B. LINDSEY,
junel3-u 30 COLLEGE street.
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EH. =. DOFTIS,
A CARD.

TTAVING cold entire stock to MessTs. HAsBRcOE,
Il MCWHRrEs, q Co.. take pleasure in recommending
them customers and Ii public genera ~.
EVANS, PORTER & co.
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Wanted

CASTINGS Steel Crow Bars, Wagon boxes, Iron safes
~ Axes Sheet Boiler and lTOnA large and well
serted ock IN store and sale The trade Manuiac
uers prices, HOLLINGSWORTH q co.
fuiNS No 6, Market, street.
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FOR SIMMER WEAR.

IN the fashionable departm cut, WaterheId Walker
always take the lead. Their style of Moleskn aud
light ventilated and Cashmere hats have attained
popularity unprecedented in tue annals of history. fuu
supply ready to-day.
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FINE FRENCH FELT HATS,

wATERFIELD & WALK GR have some new designs Of
pleasant aud desirable hats light and comfortable Just
thing weather. An early selection should be
made as they going of rap dly. 800. = 80
may30 WATERFIE I'd & WALKER.
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NEW BOOKS.
HARPER HAS COMET

HARPRR,s MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST, Just receives
bv iuly96. HAGAN & BRO.
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WANTED.

WE will paw the hiZ market price II Cash for any
w amount of good merchandise WHsAT and BACON
delivered a. Mare
II. B. MORRIS & co.
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DUKK HOLLAND GIN for sale By
i sPrlO
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LITTLE DOhRTTT-cOmPlsts for so cents,
TOGETHER wish all Dickens other Works; in various
Styles Of Binding. Just received BY .oa
iuIyl2 HAGAN & BRO.
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Wheat. Wheat Z

WE will pay cash for OCO bushels PRIME Wheat o..
w lVered a. house 10 Nashville.
HOLLiNGSWORTH & CO.
jnly6 No 6, Make. street.
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Then trtfs no longer with thoss common nnents, sn5r
nsdies-eall and supply Of MeLeans Volcanic
on in ent safe and e-sin enre, ard the 0ny re-.
liable remedy FIR the Of local pains. sores, swelling,
sc or beast For sale b. }. II. MCLEAN.
islyI-d triW-w 2-Tr-insd pr1pri ~ ~ 0'-f- 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26
The State Fair.

Not helng able to visit the State Agricultural
Far which has been h. Id at Montpelier this
wert, we naturally look TO the Montpelier pa
per- for an acru mi OF it, The Repository. writ
in. OUT he first day. says, =" the attendance both
of rXhihuorS AMI spectators was rather thln.'
The character OF The season II supposrs had
something to do with it. but says there are
other causes still more potent The interest
in Fans is no doubt waning in the minds of HE
people, as they do not see any great mr. gonerd
utility in them. It is "A great show, al "A great
expense to many for The benefit Of a few "
The Patriot, published ON Satuday-prined
OF course on Friday-does not allndr 10 the FAR
at all. I t Freeman Thursday paper-docs
not mention it., aud the account of the Watch
man-a FRIDAY paper which we quote at length,
is quite meagle also. From all this we infer
that the Exhibition, for some rea ,on falls below
the exhibition, Of former years. We apprehend
that the narrow policy Of the managers has had
something to do with it. 5, far as weare aware,
it h Is been fix d policy of theirs to make no
use Of the public press Of the State to dfiusc in
folmd'ion Of the objects and arrangements of the
society, except so far as it could he done with
out IA mt III cost to the Society. Some posters
containing The premiums TO be awarded and the
rules TO be observed by eNhi ,itors, are usually
distributed in a part of the livery stables and av-
erns of the State and that is all the information
I.at Is gwen 10 'ne pu"ic III any way IL 'he
Fair is to concern n, body but dealers IN fancy
horseS' 'ha' may De ali ''ia' Is nerulu' nu' ior
the 9rea. oouy Oh the people DONG ho'hi0g al
an "ou'u oe 10 nearly as gooo purpose a lalr
advertisement OF al these Polh'S OF interest IN
Inc papers Oh 'ne o'a'e' wi'h proper eu''or'a'
notices OF them' would reach a hundred nmes
as many persons anu lot Soou eHe'' a 'houSanp
un's as many ana oiih2 acnrresP"hnl''e amount
81 oehtnt 10 the puoi, eAhi"ilioh' recuhlarily
wou'u nr'''g ,eh ,olu It's cost
Inc press OF Tue o'a'e "a Hneral 10 an extreme
IN regard 10 Agricultural ooc'eil 5 ana their oo
Jects' Nouoes OF Ahhua' meetings nl o'a'e anu
County Agricultural oocie'leS-ol premiums
awarded ana many other things OF special m
terest 10 the agr'cu'tural community are con
stahUy spteau oelole inc Puohc, without any
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

; . -7ITT u
At market 1921 Cat,-about 1000 eeyes and 61 Stores
consisting C Working Oxen, Cows aud one, and three
years did.
PmcEs-Nqrk,' Beef Extra, IS 20 a 70 per cwt; LIST
quality 81 5Oa 775i 81 quality 81 W 81 quality 50 90
ordinary quality, 81 80.
Storcs-WorAng ONen-S0O lOO 100 100 500 per pair
COwS and Cmues-S35, 40, 10, 80, 90 u so
feartngs-SlS -. TiuO Years On-S21 a $50.
Thrfe Years Oh-S35 $40.
Shtep dnd Lambs3lI0 market Prices-ln lots, 81 10
OO a 1O extra and selections, 50 90 a 3 10.
Hdes--S a Lie per ID, Tdh0W-7 H. a Sc.
PeHS-62 I5c each. cur Skins-l3alic per III.
SWine- $50 at market. lriocs-Liye weight, a LIE
per h dressed 9d0 lie per h. sales
RETAIL do.
There 49, cars the Boston and Lowell Railroad
1850 yer he Ftohburg Railroad and 20 the Western
Loaded with cattle, sheep, swine and horses.
kemnrAs-The stock Of Cattle at market to-day not
arge last week. the hest Cattle sold rather quick at last
weeks prices Sheepprces about the last week
but Of the best lots slight advance realized
Sigh decline m Hog
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CARD TO THELADIES. DIR. DI-

N PONCO's FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS
nalbe IN removing stoppages irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing new, but have heen used by the
Doctors for many years, both in France and America, with
unparalleled in every cnse and he is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used then 70 make the Pills Public
for the alienation Of those suffering from amy Irregularities Of
whatever nature well to prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not permit increase Of family
Pregnant females those supposng themselves 81,
toned against using these Pills while pregnant the pro-
pretur responsibility after ,he above amOnton
although er mlucss would prevent any mischief to health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and rYpict d
rectiuns accompany each boz. Price 81 per hos.
Sold Wholesale and retail by JOSEPH CLARK, Genera
Agent for Bracboro, VI Sold asohy Druggists everywhere
1 Ladies' by enclosing him LOO To Dattehoro Post Oc,
can have the Pills conidentialy) by return mail Re
member and ask for Dr. Dup0nco's Golden Pills Signature
on ea ach box.