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"WooDLAxD CREAM."-A pomade for identifying the
hair-highly ~perfumed. superior to any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing ladies'
hair It has no equal, giving it a bright, glossy appear
ance. It causes gentlemens hair to curl in The most
natural manner. 1t removes ~dandruff, always giving
the hair the Appearance Of being fresh shampoced,-
Price only City cents. None genuine unless signed
PERTRIDGE & CO., New York, Proprietors
- of the "Balm Of a Thousand Flowers"
For sale BY G.. A. Boegel, and all Druggists.
Feb. &c. 1857, Gun al
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ST, Louis. Nav Q6.

OF, LOUIS. May 20.
Advices from Kansas to the 2lst, say that Stan
ton had issued a proclamation for the election Of
delegates to the Constitutional Convention, on the
81 Monday in June.
Returns from 10 out Of 26 counties comprising
925l legal voters, are received, from which it ap-
pears that many Republicans are going over to the
Free State National Democracy, also that an at
tempt is being made by Northern Democrats to
send Free State men of that party to the Conven-
ton.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28
LOUISVILLE, May &c.

LUUIsVILLE, WHy 70
The Saturday excursion train from Memphis to
Charleston met with an accident on Monday.
near Augusta Ga. Two cars ran of the track
one man killed and a number wounded. Mr..
Wendell, of Memphis, was fatally injured.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

@HENRT B. PAINE, of Cleveland, seems to
be the most prominent candidate, among the
Slave Democracy, just now, for Governor Of Ohio.
If he should be the nominee Of the August Con
%ventiou, the Republicans will give hima Chase
that will be apt to cause him a good deal of
Tain, unless be has fortitude enough to stand a
bad defeat Citizen and Gazette.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

~ Times are pretty hard, just now. and mo-
ney is very scarce iRdeed, bat we have found out
where our readers can buy cheap goods. Just call
around at the store Of Messrs. Archbold q CLARK,
and we assure you that you cannot fail in getting
good bargsins. You will find friend Clark to be
q gentleman, aad-batits no useteling you what
everybody knows. Go and examine their goods
and sec II what we telI you is not the truth, and
then 90 home and tell your ~neighbOrs. See ad-
verGissment.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

E1 We would no: have our readers forget
thai j. w. Gould continues to take good pictures
at bis AmbrOtype Gallery On Main street, near
the railroad depot. We have seen some of his
specimens lately, aud do not hesitate in Pronoun-
cling them excellent. He is well prepared, with
good skylights, to.take pictures Chat will give
satisfaction. and that will recommend themselves.
See his advertisement,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

Fer
"COstar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Extermina tor,
'Costar's" Bed Bug E~xtermiDator,
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Ants. Flies, &C.,
Order from Depot, No. 1888 broadway es, York.
Sold by Druggists and dealers everyw here.
Full particulars by mail
aE- See Advertisement.
April al m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28
CARROLL AND TUSCARA WAS
TROTTING STALLION,
I" FLINT MORGAN

Will make a Spring Season, Commencing at the Sta
bic off. Lappin, Carroll Co, April 2. Q. 4. 10, IA, IS,
%. "a, %, May, S, 6, ID, IS, I6, rs, 26, q,
June, as, 6, Is, l6. II, IS, &c 27,-Stsble Of w.
Albert, New Philadelphia, april, 6, T. g.. l6. II, 49,
81 IS, 20, Nay, 7, s,9, IS. 10, 20, % %, 30, June, 8,
8, 10, ls, 10, 20, 30, 30, July /, Stable Of WIN. At.
kins, New Cumberland, April 9, 10, IL, 90, 2l, %, 50,
May l, o II, 70, 10. 81, %, 2S, June !, Z, 3, II, 10,
10. %, 20, "a, July, 2, 80.
Pedigree.-He was sired by " Napoleon Morgan, N
G Sire old 'Flint Morgan" G. G.. Sire old SHERMAN
Morgan" &C. G.. sire dustin Morgan. His dam was
an imported English mare Of great c~apabiEty and pow.
er; her color q bay b
~Terms.-Twenty dollars for q ioal payable when the
mare is known to DO with foal, mares parted with be.
fore foaliDg time win be com idered with fOal and pay
ment demanded accordingly, .-a
Pasturing or stabling furnished mares from a distarce
with good care, at the owners risk As to accidents.
All public d ys and time TO move excepted.
Wa. CELLERS
r, LAPPN Committee,
]. MILLS
F. A. KLsE, Groom.
april 3 d-'57-td.
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re- GRAHAM for June is on orr table; filed
with choice reading, beautiful Engraviugs, fashion
plates. patterns for CROCHET work, etc, Excelsior
is the motto Of Graham. As il grows Older it
grows better.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

re- The editor Of the Pittsburgh Journal writes
from Harrisburgh that the wheat crop in Dauphin,
Lancaster, and Chester counties present a luxuri.
ant and vigorous growth, and that the fruit pros
poets are rood.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

W Warm weather is coming, and by refer
ence to our advertising columns it will be found
that the Harlem Springs are open, under the
management Of Mr.. WIN. MCCOY, who is now
prepared to receive guests iu-no veiy 'hOstae"
manner. Mack is a good, clever fellow, as every
body knows, aud will do bis prsttiest to make his
guests comfortable. See advertisement
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

EA man named James Anderson died ia
this place, on yesterday afternoon, with iniama'
ton Of the stomach aud bowels,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28
ADAM EAsTERDAY's ESTATE.

L persons are hereby nOrihed not to purchase
n from William r. Lloyd, either OF two notes held
Nv him AGAINST me, as these notes we're obtained from
me wrOuSfully and without consideration One Of The
notes is drawn payable on the 10th day OF Nav, !. y.
ISS7 for he sum Of $500; the other IL drawn payable
~. II XII dsy Of Nav, A. D. 1883, calling for The like
sum Of $500.
oavO0- 'b7f mi HIE ai
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

noERHAvE's Holland BittsrsN Lesoek's PulnOni 9
kWsears Roback's Scandinavian Remedies, Hooiandss
es,w.n Ritters CIarkis Stomach Biners Ayers Cher
~ Pectosi. and NcLeans, GuysOtts. Sellers, Jsypsf
Fitehe's. Sloans and nearly every valuable rstent Aea'
ohe ID BAXTER,& co.
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THE FUM E
MURRAY & LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER

HVHIS rare perfume and cosmetic Is prepared from
i tropical Flowers Of surprising fragrance, without
any admixture of coarse essential oils, which form the
staple of many Essences" and Extracts for the TOi-
let" It's Aroma Is as inexhaustable as that of the SEA.
rina Cologne" and as fresh and delicate as the breath
Of Living Blossoms.
WHAT ARE IT'S ANTECEDENTSG
For twenty years it has maintained its ascendency
over all other perfumes throughout Cuba, South Amer.
lea and the West Indies. 1t has been introduced into
the United States, in response to the earnest demand
growing out of it's Southern reputation. A cure for
Headache and FaIRtneSs!
As an odor for the handkerchief, It is as delicious as
The soto of Roses" It lends freshness and transpa.
rency to the complexion, and removes headache and
~faintness.
COUNTERFEITS.
Beware Of limitations. Look for the name Of MURRAY
4 LAxMAN on the bottle, wrapper and ornamenied lac
bel. Sold by D. 7. Lanman & Co., wholesale drug.
gists. No. 6 Water street, New York, and BY all drug
gists, at SO cents per bottle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

EF We invite attention To the adv ertisement
of Changers Commercial College, Columbus,
Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

CLEVELAND, May &c.
Flour--Market firm at outside prices; sales of
good extra at $7,75.
Wheat No sales except in small way.
Corn-Sales are being made by the car load
from stores at about $50, and occasionally l@2 C.
higher.
Butter-Very choice roll 1870
Eggs-lI a 1910.
Potatoes In small parcels, at Sl.98 q $50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

NsTATR NOTIOE.-NOtiee is hereby given that !
E have been appointed and quali6ed a. executor o.
The last uil Of Van Brown deeessss. 4 person aa nan N
- 80 themselves Indebted by book account or BY
U.s. vilhout surety, mast do 50 in .distely. s.ssas
N Tsrcb 10 1851. JAMES BROWN Executor
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28
REMOVALl REMOVAL
, .pa,xo STOCK OPDRUGS REcEIvEDl

A FKIAE bAOWA
DIR Friends and Customers wN please take
oo,;ce that We have removed our Drug Store 70 the
ssose room N the Patton House, where We have brought
N a large Stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery,
Paints. On, Varuishes, Dye STUFF, Window, Glass Wal.
paner &C.. where weSillbe ready 1t all times TO wait
upou those that call with Us:
N. B.-PrescriptlOns carefully filed ct all hours
both night and day. -
CarfoIlton, o., April 2S-ls57-h
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28
A NEW CE METRY.

There is one thing that the citizens OF this
place and vicinity need very much, and that is a
new csmetry. The old one is about filled up, and
besides that there has been little or no care taken
Of tho attention paid to keeping til ORDER
In fact there is no order about it. There lie not a
path nor road laid out in it; there is little or no
order IN the arrangement of tie graves, being
crowded in together, some on top Of others, for
want of room and proper care not being taken to
mark them. Some Of the graves are so much
suuken, that the passer by is in danger of STUN
bling into them, unless lie is on the lookout to
avoid them. Some of them are overgrown with
brier bushes, making it almost impossible to get
to them. In short, our burrying ground is q per-
feet wilderness, Now this state Of affairs ought
not 10 be There should be enough taste and
enough enterprise in the citizens of this vicinity
to have a neat, clean burrying ground, laid out in
q proper manner and kept in good order.
II is true that it would require some money to
purchase a suitable piece Of ground and some cafe
to keep itin proper order. But we think that II
our felloa citizets would take hold of this thing
MS they should, and each one be willing to do bis
part, the sum required Of each individual would
bs q mere triae. Will not the people of our town
and vicinity take this matter into considerations
All e~ertSialy know the necessity Of it and there
fore all shoaId be willing to put their shoulders
to the wheel A well laid out cemetr!y would
certainly. be an ornament to our town.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

FRESH Supply of Fahnestocks White Lead, re-
ceived. also a good article o. Linseed, Sperm, Lard,
Fish. N ~tat's-loot Castor. Sweet Oisat
BAXrER & cos NEW DRUG Sr0RE.
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P URIFY The BLOOD.
AND EXPEL
BY BRIsTOL's sARsAPARILLA.

A FTER AN ORDEAL OF OVER TWENTY
n years, this great original remedy, from which a M.
merous class of limitations have sprung, stands unim.
peached and unapprOlchablO. 1t is manufactured by
the present proprietors, D.. T. Lanman L Co., with i'm.
proved machinery, from the choicest
RIO NEGRO SARSAPARILLA A,
AND IS WARRANTED NEVER TO FERMENT,
or undergo any chemical change in the warmest climates.
PROOF POSITIVE!
Il is allowed by the unanimous opinion o. the Physi
clans, b. experimental proof, and every form Of evi
dence which can give authenticity to public statements,
to be the host powerful
REMEDIAL AGENT
SCrOfuIa, Consumption, Liver Complaint,
and all u~lcerOus, eruptive, pulmonary and bilious dis.
eases, scting directly upon the
ELEMENTS OF THE BLOODl
II neutra Lies the virus which generates ~cutaneOus
and ~glandular affections, imports new vitality 10 the
stream Of life, and restores the vitiated secretions TO a
healthy condition.
BRIsTOLS S~ARSAPARILLA IS invaluable for the
cure Of the following diseases
asthma, Dropsy, General Debility
Barrenness, Dry E~ruptions, Indigestion,
Bowel COmpla int Erysipelas, Neuralgia,
Consumption, Fever and Ague, Scrolula,
Cancer, Female Complaints Salt Rheum.
D. T. LANMAN q co. WHOLESALE DRUGeIsTs,
SO WATER ST., NEW YORK,
And by all Druggists, at sl,OO per Bottle.
May Z, lS57.ly
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CARRoLLToE, MAY 20.
Flour is worth 81 % 100 lbs. Wheat, $l,4O.
Oats, 45c c. Corn about Use. Dried Apples
SO. Dried Peaches, So. Bacon, no change
Tallow l24c
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HAIR Dye.
aI. NO PEN Nom INK UEsD. "a.

No Copy Initiated no Teacher Required. 4eLaus
rims patent self instTucting process in penmanship ena-
bling every one to write with the greatest ease, elegahce
and rapidty. thas been adopted by the Public SCHOOL,
Of New York; and by our first Merchants. The Process,
complete with full directions for use, vbl b. sent pres-
paid on the receipt Of 81. To clubs or agents, six cop.
les for IS. A liberal discount on large orders. Ads
dress Leland 4 kcLAurin, SO, broadway; New EOsks
March - IS57--3m. 49, a. -,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable tern The,
following real estate Situate on Main Street. C~srrOHtOn,
Carroll county, Ohio, to wit: one lot on whichsis ..
rected a large two story brick building, well finished
suitable for a dwelling or Hotel; also, a email Q tadjOin-
ing the above on which Is situated a large and camnO-
dious frame stable. sufficient in size to contain 20 hor
es-alse two ether lots ! none enclosure with a RENO
dwelling house thereon The above property viii be,
sold separately or jointly to suit purchaseis,-and u
not sold will be for rent. sa y1a igA@ ECL cAT
l will also sell two quarter sections Of land in Weed
bury county state of Iowa; also, one quarter section Of
land in Ida county in tfestats oiIowa whiehwtit be sold
separately or jointly to suit purchasers gesl sQA
Ohio PsR. PaIoRl
Nov, 10, sc. IT, .s5 ssfsi
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

TnE CRcP5.-Sinee the late rains, wheat has
improved very much, and at present promises at
least an average crop, some think more. II the
weather continues as favorable as it has been for a
week pest and che weevle does not disturb it, we
have reason to believe there will be a good crop.
Oats are doing fine. With the exception Of peach.
es-tbere being a scarcity Oftrees-the prospect for
abundance Of fuit, especially apples, is good
We learn from the papers that in some Of the ad-
joining counties The prospects are also very good
In Tuscaravas and Harrison counties wheat gen.
orally looks well aud promises a good crop. y
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

aMAvEES FARAER' : STORE. lin our columns
will be found the advertisement of the FARMERS
Store located At Malvern, to which we invite the
s~Asntioa Of our readers. The highest price will
be paid for wool, a. that Establishment.
The Agent Mr. A. r. Haines, is one of the
b'hOyS ready to wait upon customers at the drop
ping Of "a bet. His business capacity is rarely
eQusIed-ready aud willing to accommodate on all
occasions. From'the movement of things an
extensive business is being done at the establish
ment. Give him trial, and we warrant salts
faction rendered. trH
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NO. So WOOD STREET, PITTsBURGHPA
UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS,

IN WEKFY-FIVE PERCEIVE DISoOUNRN
L first class engravings viii be made until fulhsr
notice on
D.. Is ALL Cash PURCHAsEso OF co.
Looking Glass es, Picture Frames,
Engravings, Artists Materials, 60, t.,
Which vii be sold independently Of the deduction,
at the lowest Market Prices, and the privilege Of 90.
lecting said deduction from an immense Stock and
great variety of s. -s- VA
PINE ENGRAvIEGS, .yt az f-ae
GIVEN TO EACH PURCHASER.
In our Locking Glass Department may be had every
variety of Pier, Wall and Mantle Mirrors, Portrait AMI
Picture Frames, COrniees, Bases, &c. Of QUE own ex-
elusive manufacture, from choice and original designs,
not elsewhere to be obtained. and Of superior quality.
In our Fine Art Departments will be found 6rte'ass
impressions Of all the finest European EpgTayings,
with q general assortment Of all desirable publications
found (f superior quality only every requisite Ga the
artist, Amateur, or Pupil. srf p. .a.p el. SUD
The usual discount to the Trade AMI SchoolA Or
d'Ts BY letter carefully filed and packed with the ut
most care. a SIDES. = a.f-i 70 -'haA
To the economist, and all DESTROYS of obtaining su.
perior quality articles, at moderate prices, the. above
presents unusual advanta es.
WILLIAM, STEVENS, WILLIAMS AGO.,
$50 broadway, New Vosk.
Aprl 2S-lsi7-sm 80 - shhls
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advertisements.
DRESS GOODS

Consisting Of silks, Plain and Fancy; Wool Dehines-
a new style; Bersges, Tissues, Chaiies, B~rilianE.
Lawns, 6~inghams, Chambruys, Prints, etc, etc.
MILLINERY GOODS.
We have q fall stock Of Bonnets, Aftiheas, Ruehes,
Bonnet Shapes, and everything for the adornmeot Of
a beautiful face.
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, &C, &c.
Afull assortment embracing all the latest and laneS
styles.
SUMNER WEAR.
In this branch Of trade we must brag. We have
enough and "more too"
READY-NADE CLOTHING.
We have put the Jew 10 fight, and have 3 general
assortment Of Men and Boys Clothing, which can be
bought very cheap, and no mistake.
HATS AND CAPS.
There b no use TALKING. We have them. "Thst's
So"
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Every thing In this line. Come and see.
LADIES' BASKETS.
Now, ladies, is the time for 3 nice little Basket.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
all that Is new and desirable may be found With US.
HOOPS AND CRINOLINE.
Now be still; we have Fem all Skeleton Skirts
Corded do, Brass Skirt Rings, vhslebone and rattan
dot Abo, nice Cinoline for Skirts all Of which viii
be sold VERY low for good pay.
CUMMINGS d COUCH.
CarrOlton, May I, 1851.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-08-08

AZ certainly never were the FARMERS
of Iowa blessed with better crops than
are now being harvested in this region.
The wheat crop is abundant, the late
rains making the heads fill out admirable,
though it interferes somewhat with the
work of harvesting. Oats, too have never
done better Corn promises excellently,
and if nothing untoward happens, its
yield will be very large. Potatoes, we
are told, are in this county never-fail-
ing crop, and promise this year unusu-
ally well. Unless there is home mar
ket opened for some of them, through
the construction of railroads, we are in
clined TO think that our farmers will be
glad to take short prices for their pro-
duce this fall, or else be content to team
it fifty or sixty miles, as there certainly
must be large surplus over the amount
required for home consumption.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-08-08

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

To all TO ,chom these presents shall come, greeting
II NOW ye, that an Incorporation by the
IN name of the Iowa and Minnesota Land
Company has been duly organized, and the
principal place of business is to be at Quasque-
ton, in Buchanan county, Iowa. The general
nature of the business to be transacted BY said
Company is buying and selling real estate. The
eapita, stock Of the Company to be Five Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars, one-ffth of which shall
DC actually subscribed, to be paid in ct such
times as the Board of Directors may designate
a. periods not oftener than once in sixty days.
and in amounts not greater than ten per cent on
the amount actually subscribed. Said Com.
Pany 70 commence business on the 4th day Of
August, 1857, and to terminate on the fo,,rth
day of August, 1867, unless dissolved bv order
Of a vote Of two-thirds of the stock subscr;hsd
Said company to be conducted by a Board of di.
rectors, consisting Of seven persons who shall
after the first two years be elected by the stock.
holders annually. The greatest amount Of in.
debtedness or liability Of the Company shall at
no time exceed two-thirds ofthe stock subscribed.
The private property of the stockholders shall
be exempt from corporate debts.
Quasqueton, August 5th. 1857. {34lt
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-08-08

@ We find the following excellent
tribute to the character and abilities of
our County Judge elect, in the Keokuk
Gate City, one of the best daily papers of
our State.
"SrEpHEN j. w. TABoR.-This gentle
man is the Republican candidate for
Judge in Buchanan county. Years ago
we knew him as radical Democrat of
the Jef1ersonian and Jackson school,
plain spoken, jealous and effective as a
political speaker, though unambitious so
Ear as his personal interest in connection
with politics was concerned. And now
that the progress of public affairs has
brought us upon the same political plat
form, it gives US pleasure to say that as
clear-headed, competent and honest
man, we doubt if any county ticket in
the State has upon it a superior candidate
for the same Office, and it is question if
even his equal could be selected from
them all.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-08-08

re- -Four prisoners confined in the
lookup at Independence, awaiting trial,
made their escape on THURSDAY night
last, by removing, with the aid of ac-
completes outside, part of the wall of the
cell in which they were confined. Two
of them, named GUARD and WILLY, were
arrested on the charge of horse stealing
about a month ago. The third, named
BAKER, was committed for larceny, and
the fourth, JACOB STANTON, for burglary.
1t is said that, being good Democrats,
and seeing that change was the order of
the day, they concluded to vacate their
Office, and being furnished with free
ticket, have determined to accompany the
Judge and the Deputy Sheriff on their
excursion to the waters of private life
But as the county cannot as well spare
them as it can those two worthless, we
hope our new sheriff will endeavor to
overhaul them and bring them back to
their old or better quarters.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-08-08

original paragraph I? 1t will be found in
the paragraph first quoted in this article,
and reads" the judge ,cishing it kept
in his office" We addressed the follow
ing note to both Messrs. KENT and Mills,
in reference to this matter, and we ap-
pend their replies
GUARDIAN" OFFICE,
QuAsoUEToN, AUGUST 9th. 1857.
Mr.. CHAs. E. KENT:
Dear Sir Did you not under
stand Mr.. G. l. CUMMINs to state, in your
presence, that Judge RoszELL did wish
control of the county monies when Mr..
CuMMINs was Recorder and Treasurer of
this county?
An early answer will oblige
Yours Respect'y,
j. RICH.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-08-08
G. o M mfrfiaI,
QuasquetOn Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY,

CORRECTED WEEKLY, By =. N. LEWIS
FLOUR-per 100 So co.; Wholesale 1915
WHEAT-R blu. 75@ 80.
CORN-P bu. 1890.
OATS-Y Blu. Csc.
POTATOES-$l,O 05a bu.
BEANs-$2OO y bu.
HAMS-lec., shoulders Ice, hogs ~ nd. l0c.
BEEF-e@lOc. per 100.
EGGS-7P doz. IAN.
CHEESE-fal ID. l6.
BUTTER--R ID. 90.
APPLES DRIED-f9 b lss.
PEACHES DRIED-20c. y b.
CHICKENS y ID cts.
TURKIES-R b 10 cts.
CoDFISH-per ID. 1870.
MACKEREL-per h. l216e.
SUGAR-l5@2O.
MOLASSES-$l ,20@l rs per gal.
COFFEE-l6@20 cts.
CANDLES-Tallow, 90 cts Sterine, IS cts
LARD-l5 cts.
OYSTERS-Cove, u can. 500.
CRACKERS-p b l21a cts.
SALTS; % Dbl. $3.50 =.
ONIONS-None.
HAY-$400 q ton.
HIDES-Green &c.; dry, &c.
LUMBER-Oak, u M, $l5.O0@3O.o0; Wal
ut, SOC, Oo@40.oO; Pine. $45 .OO@$70,O0.
SHINGLES-$5,O0.
WoOD-Oak and Hickory u cord, 1926.