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sIR. EvERETT's REPLY.

BosToN, Nov. 6, 1858.
DEAR SR:-YOur letter of the I'd of Sep
TENDER was placed in my hands on the 18th
of that month. In consideration of your
check for ten thousand dollars to be placed al
nv disposal for the benefit of the Mount Yer
non Association on the receipt of my letter
accepting the Offer. you propose to me to furn-
ieh an original article weekly for the New
York Ledger for one year.
This liberal offer has received my thought
full consideration. | have been and am
strongly tempted, on the one hand. to make
this noble addition to the Mount Vernon Fund.
On the other hand, among other grounds OF
hesitation | have been afraid that | could not
do Justice to your liberality, without giving
up more time to the preparation of the arti-
cles than is consistent with other engagements
and duties.
You are right in suppOsing that no pecun-
larry benefit accrung to myself would induce
me to undertake the task; alt Ough the 'finan-
cial situation to which you allude is far less
brilliant than yOu may have been led to think
by exaggerated newspaper reports. | feel,
however, that ii is my duty not to foregO this
opportunity OF adding so large a sum, at
once TO the Mount Vernon Fund, and | ac-
cept the Offer | will begin to furnish the
articles as soon rs the immediate demands
upon my time to fulfill some previous engage
mentS SDall CeaSt-lll the course OF THIS InOnln
at furthest-and | will continue them, as far
as possible, weekly, making up at the end OF
the year for any omission in the regular sup
ply.
They will, / hope, be received by you and
the public with the indulgence usually eX-
tended TO gratuitous labors in "a meritOriOus
cause.
| shall venture to call the articles thus
furnished by me The Mount Vernon Papers"
scarcely daring to assume that honOred name,
which. however, may perhaps be permitted, as
appropriately indicating the object for which
they are prepared and so excusing their i'm
projections, | remain. dear sir. respectfully,
yours, EDWARD EVERETT.
ROBT. BONNER, ESQ.
COPY OF RECEIPT FROM THE TREASURER OF THE
AUXILIARY MOUNT VERNON FUND.
$4,000 BOsrON, Nov. 10, 1858.
Received of Hon. Edward Everett, r. Bon
ner's check for ten thousand dollars, for the
trustees of the Mount Vernon Fund.
F. IL. PEABODY, Treas.
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rheumatism.

CASE o. THREE MONTHS STANDING cutED-
GEORGE W HENDERSON, of Pittsburgh, says
''After suffering for three months from Rheuma-
tism, part Of the time severely 10 conane me
To my bed, have been entirely cured by using Bor-
have's Holland Btters have hld attack since
but found almost instantaneous relief the same med
ieine. It is, in my opinion, sure remedy for Rheu
matism.u
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES,

DttSpANf % tlfe power vested IN Executor
uader Esd ~ The last will aud testament Of DAN
i'll CAkAACk, deceased, ALL sell,
Friday. fhe 10Th OF November. 1855,
ia the hghess bhider the late residence u Daniel
Caruaek, DECREASED miles sssuth u Nashville near
eny Aeefng House, the iolluwing described reai
and personal estate, to-wH: Ibe Tract of Land on
Which SAID decreased resided the 81 hs death,
boanded b. the lands of Margaret Philips, William
ogicsie. and The heirs " John Watson, Containing
about l<o acres Sad Tract u iAna b nneiy water
e9s has eainiefi4be AN proyclents and w0Uid make
eaIiat4l STICK YARN Ase-thFer a cedar Land
90 te Natef II stones rivefs beileyed 10 be well
tiInbersd.
ALso-Tke follsxin ing named Negro Slaves, to-wit:
trmf-es aged stoGt - years. very hkey, and good
hotlse EHis Henry years cd and Martha, months
odd, ehldFen u fri1p<; Mary, about 20 years old,
very likely, and gaaa house gif. Wright L months
OLE ehlid d Mary. Prank, q years cid, very ikely
and an excrilent Wagner, Port n years old, Very
iikely and good hap sawyer Al re time
and place si @eil head ~ Horses, Aaics, head
% Cattle, 80 50 bead u Hogs, WagoB, Corn aud
fodetes, Farming Jtrnsis, Househsld and Kitchen
Furniture, and nzAny ether arieles 100 tedloas 10
meBtlnn.
fxzxs--IAs land vii be sold upon a eredi, af eas
and too years. the Slaves cre1it u n months,
snd The Ierishzhe property credt u II n,oaths
apea All saEs ave dollars, ali sums u s. and
Ger cash Nsles WITH t~o good securities Mil be re-
qalred ana len retained upon the land 70 secure the
p4y meat q The parclaase money The tefns e the
sale n every instance - be eonEed aitA before ne
THOMAS HOLT. Executor,
ecuS-t1 ~ pASlxl C4k<AcAs cecd-
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es- There are rumors that Buck and
Doug are abont 10 make Il mp. They are
Ike two foolish womel in New York, who
undertook a walking match; both got very
tired and by mutual eonseht they stopped
their fooIery. and d,'sdrf lAs Proats OF the ex-
hibition.-Los. Jour
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-16

II there = amp No. Whaissaie GFoeeFF Hsus
L sishing an sxgeFssneetSairsmsn lrpan last Ien
nesses, who ean innaeace soef trade fFos East Tea
esssa. Upp a Genrsls. aat Ao'th Alabama, please
i3reSs H., Aliases. fean.
ksleEeaoes siyel and Fssairsi- leoS1-
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EuIfon CITY SunII

CINCINNATI, Nov. l5.-The steamer "Fulton
City" bound from Pittsburg to st. Louis,
struck stump at Burlington Island Thursday
morning, and sunk in sixteen feet water.
Twelve deck passengers were drowned. The
passengers lost all their baggage.
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LONDON BOOKS,

For Sale by JOHN YORK CO., No. 50 Union
rect.
Sheridan's Dramatic Works and Life.
Guizot's History 81 Representative Government.
CondeS' History Il the Arabs Ia Sfain
Stnrni's Morning Communion nth God
ChiiIingworth's Religion 81 Protesiauts
Bocacia's Decameron.
Csnante's Exemplary Novels.
Bede's Ecclesiastical History 81 England
Maliet's Northern Antiquities.
Fiits's Early English Metrical Romance
Chronicles OF the Crusatez-Tliastrated
Farly Travels Ia Palestine with map
Keightley's Fairy Mytheingr-Crukshank
Hand IiooS of Proverbs Sayings. Maxims, &c.
Longs Portraits 81 iiiasiriaas Personaees
Maxwell's Victories 81 Wellington.
Iire Il Wellington. BY an Oid ssldier.
Taiesof the GeHh from the Persian.
Pictorial Hand Book - London.
IasSo's Jerusalem delivered
History 81 the Anglo Saxous-Tnstraied
Aristo's Orlando furiosa-iiae steel plates.
Bonoms's Ninevah and rs Piiaees-- Illustrated
Raphael and Michael Acknowledgements.
Mdrie's British Erds-oolared plates
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Nobiy Done.

Mr.. Bonner, the publisher of the N. Y.
Ledger, has employed Hon. EDWARD EVERETT
to write an article weekly for his popular
journal, for twelve months. He has paid Mr..
EVERETT for this prospective labor ten thousand
dollars. in advances; and Mr.. EVERETT has
handed the money over to the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association. Was there ever any
thing more handsomely or more nobIy done?
The transaction confers the highest honor
upon both Mr. BONNER and Mr. EVERETT. How
can the enterprise fail when such acts as these
are done in its behalf?
The following is the correspondence between
the parties on the subject:
LEDGER OFFICE.
New YORK, Sept. 2, 1858.
DEAR SRI have proposition of some
what peculiar nature to make to you. For
the purchase of the Mount Vernon property
| YOU have done more than any other man, or,
/ might saw than all other men. To your
eloquent appeal in its behalf is prominently
due the credit of the progress already made
in that noble work. and the favor with which
tae subject is universally received by our
people from one extremity of the land to the
other. The heart of the public has naturally
warmed towards you on account of your well
timed and well directed efforts to rescue the
tomb of the Father of cur Country from neg
lect and dilapidation.
Knowing that You have been no less distin-
gushcd in literature than in official life, 1t has
occurred to me that it might be as agreeable
to you to aid the patriotic and benevolent en-
| terprise which you have undertaken by con-
tributions to the columns of weekly paper
of unprecedented circulation as by public
address. Ihave. accordingly. to propose that
if you will furnish to the New York Ledger
one original article week for one year, L
will. Immediately on receiving your assent to
this proposition, place at your disposal, for
the benefit of the Mount Vernon Association,
nv check for the sum of ten thousand dol
lars.
am aware, sir, that You are not in the
habit of contributing to the columns of any
periodic al, and that you are fortunately SO
| situated financially that no pecuniary reward
offered to you for your own personal benefit
would induce you to deviate from your usual
/. course; but your disinterested devotion to,
| and the deep interest you have taken in, the
noble work to which | have referred. leads me
to hope that, for the sake of aiding it, you
may accept nv proposition.
VerySrespectfully.
ROBERT BONNER,
Proprietor of the New York Ledger.
Hon. EDWARD EvRRETT.
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EDGEF ELD
ONCE MORE.

On Thursday, the Sth Of November,
ON the premises, propose u offer AT pgblc sale a
~ number of most desir4blc Lots ia Edg ,held IN
ZOiIICOFFER'S ADDITION.
Nos. H. Is and l6. fronting each 80 feet Russell
street, an runnsig back ia feet 10 an alley. No.
II fronts also lup s.reet The q rec otS fugeth-
form most desirable site for neat res 'ence.
Nos SO, :, and 10, an Ftthcrland street front
irg from - to 30 feet aud running hack TO feet an
alley. These lots are equal {" any in 'Echcl!. and
are covered with Zine forest trees
In ILNIiSLET AMI MIN~fON'S ADDITION nine
Lots Riscoho street, fronting each iity feet and
running back l7O feet 20 alley. These Lots are IA
the immediate vicinity &C Col. Rumscy's beautiful
residence, and covered with forest trees. Also,
That Neat Cottage
On the Gsllatm turnpike now occupied by Nr Cassi
~. The lot fronts 80 feet, and back IsO feet
The house contains four good rooms, kitch-n, ser
wants rooms, and has most excellent cis;ern.
Terms.
One two AM three years ere it, Tor notes satisfar-
tory secured, payable m hand, bearing int rest and
"A lien retained. sale At IL O'Clock 4. ".
A, '. = LINiSiEY.
+ r. GLAscoCK, Auciionccr. noyl2-tl
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Gs- Mr.. DAS'L GOODMAN. one of the Oldest
and most esteemed citizens Of New Orleans,
died ON the 10th inst.
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New Medical Books,

TIN XIV E0ITl0N o. wAfSoN's PRACTICE, loo
PAGES.
NIX NEw EDrrIoS or MOODS PRACTICE. Two
VOLUME
rHE NV EpfrioS Oh {. 5. DIsPESsAToRy-
ff1egehth.l
riiE SEw aIHroS OF DUNcIIs0Ss pIcTIoN-
AIRY.
Wh other Medical hsokE. Too numsrsas 70 particu-
izrizs, q: phit4delphi4 frsres. fer sale -
CHARLES n. SMITH,
ectes-u a. Cs.iiege street.
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Sheppard's Geld Pens

small assortment of those SPLENDID GOLD
PENS, manufactured by SHEPPARD. Just received by
=. HAGAN,
oct29-f a Market and rEnn str Get
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REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
Carter, Wilsford & Co.,

Scccss0Fs @ taTter, Nckay q O and 3. Laaler 4 %.
A C. CARTER, W. c. wILfsSFoRD J. r. Nc
n. FEhkAN have this day associated themselves
together under the style and firm Eane Of CARTER.
WIlIsfORD CO., for :he parP Sc u doing 9 neral
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H.ots in NNcsiaNock.

L HAVE IT sale privai"i! % hfs 90 MrGavock 4,
Il situated "n Jenrrs..a, IA i-ur Fillmore A,enur,
fi'rei.rr, Aib,rii AFetH'. Hent.-ish. a. Hud LAM ;
stree . uliri Eli sri at grsAi IA, gli >. These
Is.tSarc siI"ig siv o ih~ b,s uitl n that ad-
diiiHu, aus T. these - small means, waiting cheap
h'ines, nav is tiei chal'e. inr PARIS uAfs call
, LAT III,
oct7-u AsciI
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On Tuesday, November 80. 1883,

Il WILL ON the premises, proceed TO sell, 10 the
highest bidder this valuable Farm, which has
been subdxtde into four tracts, containing from Is
t. 63 each. Upon tao OF the tracts there are
ine dwellings, with all the necessary houses in
good repair. and upon each never failing S5srng Of
excellent water with lne Ealing bold stream
running through: two young orchards Of Peaches
Apples &C, tgether with timber The other remain
ing heaviiy umbcred, with nne buiI1inr
sites and excellent soil, AMI q never falling spring
branch running through them This laFm as \ - hole
dyiGed, w,I compare fayorseiy IN point cf ssltl
convenience and comfort with any other thai has
beea naered u the pubic The location of R Go
Franklin CollcEe, Minerva College, togeter with the
Churches, makes 4 u the ia sirAbla places
Sno~ or Persons who desire e. eiacafe their
chilirea. hne Institutions and COED society new
have chance avail themselves q that optortanl-
~ We soad earnestly invite attention 10 this farm
before The day II sale, as are Discontinued sell
Flats 81 The land viii be exhibited day of sale
TkAAs "a credit - 1 and years with notes vel
eaaorsed, without interest, and = then retained.
tlnaibosses all leave the square 90 the mornag
a tbs rale, Free Of charge, and nne collation. ali
be Iervea up.
T. r CI-AscocK, Agsns
Amer the Land sale ali oner 10 the highs i bid.
DER atsaa eFedt - mentlas, nofes vel endoFsed
pas soie "a bank, ID 81 Aaes and Horses Amonz
The hoFsss = nne year old ally Which took tae
premium - he ats Stats F1n te fasscss tHosser
aests-td E r. GI-,scOcK. AseAl
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TeR SAFE.
A BiRGiN!! A BAECAN!!!

Iron 10 To 30 si.ARSs "a The Cay l. m and
lfniii.hg Asra elatIon b. Iri tlsu,ais uire uf
st-f-u D y. GIsSGsfk. Agent
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luriian. Commission and Wholesale
GROCERY BUSINESS,

And having taken the Iiex aad eosnFacsiioas Ware
house, No. Market street., lately erectrd and
pied By Nessrs. r. I.ner Co. well a. The ensisr
stock of beth hoasrs Will be ali prepared 10
all all orders al the lowest cash prsces.
We viii settle all claims against the old Arm Of
Carter, Mckay 4 ca and hops that all Hhe IN ;
debted II them esther By haie aecounI Ull come
forward Immediately znd setlle close she
eeaks at opee. CARER, wIISFoRD 4 CO.
November IL 1855.
HAVING disposed % our eutire stock % Grocer
Ii les, Liquors, kc-, 90 ArssFs- cAKrxz, wuisyoRD
4 Co., lake krosf pleasure 10 rec mmendlng them
10 our friends aad Gust esers pfomPs Business
who viii a. all TINES be realty q wait on them
pFonptis, 1hry viii afsays Keep ee hand large
AID v4ried stock u 1Foceries, t3qaars, kc-
nes.t-u .. LANlER 4 90
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


After several years experiment in the Manufacture
OF GIN fortunately succeeded, in the year Is4s, in
makinga discovery in its manufacture, by which it
deprived of its acid and infammatory properties
and rendered perfectly pure.
sly manufacture is az Scheidam, Holland. After
troduced the American public under title Of
" wolfe's scheidam Aromatic schnapps"-
Schedam is the name Of the place in Holland where
the Gin is manufactured " aromatic " derives It's
from the Italian Juniper berry with which ii is
favored and the word " Schnaprs 4" is the German
for drink-cogue, dram-wolfe's S,heidam aromatic
drink No sooner had my schnapps been introduced
ton, than the liGuor mixers Of New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia started in pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stun nnder various Ia sever
al instances my labels have been perfectly miiat
Ell. with only the addition Of few letters. 10 lead
technical avoidance Of the law and 50 carefully pre-
pared as to impose careless purchasers. ! nnder
sta d large quantity has been purchnvs d by IN
merch,nts of New Orleans account nf he cheap
81 the stuH. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts. and one Collar and len Cents dozen for the
Pints. being the wholesale price IN New Work II IL
nothing bat American Whisky favored with the OH
Of Iuni'er. and reduced thirty cent below proof
merchant who participates Indirectly m the fraud
by selling the spurious arfsle, j. much offend
the principal. who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable CITIZEN. who values thu
health or tho community In which he lives wiil aia
mc.chant who f,r the sake nf a cents. viii mt
in jeopardy the lives of the community Ia Sh'ch he
hvcs. such should be nailed to the piilory OF
public execratiun.
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Blonde and Brunette:

Or, THE GOTIANITE Already.
] vol, 12mo. Cloth
As picture OF one Of the most familiar phases Of
New York life in the field OF the middle millions
'Bonde and Brunette true as il is piquant Its
landscapes from nature, and its figures from liv-
ing groups. There could scarcely be a novel with
less fiction; so real all its and incidents
that it brings reader face face some OF
his dearest friends in the walks of kid and crinoIine
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s1em ADVERTISEMENTS.
n u u T. L e. - n II T.
OF a
DESIRABLE FARM
CONTAINING III ACRES.

81 mules tro" the City. and from Franklin Col-
Lege. and adjotHs thS lands Of John DIb5s dec d.
Thomas Rug. Hae and Nicsol. and nosr oocas-
psef and oaraed By .HcNa,ry NesreI, aud lcsl
kR0,rH as The Hdrlrooel tract Of land.
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XSSOLUVVON

THE copartnership heretofore existing between A.
l. c. CAKrsE, r. e. MCKAY aud W. 4. wiuisFoED,
under the STYLE and Arm name Of CAKTER, Mckay 4
Co.. dissolved by mutual conseut ihe INST DDS
OF September, 1855. A. q. CARRIER
y. &. MCKAY,
W. c. WILL SFORD
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UDOLPHO WOLFE,

SoIK IMPORTER, Nos. Is, 20 and - Beaver -.
NEW YORK
The following respectable a. ms In New Orlcanf
4ttF... SfnE
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New York, Nov. g.
resr-Market Very heavy and unchanged Sales
Of 1900 hbs ~ Is COOS Is for unsound; - S504 Is
Ior snpsrhne state; - 400 IS for extra do 81 40
O. % ior common TO good extra western. Canadian
oaf Gull sales OF 300 bbls at - 7e04 90 fer extra
Rye Flour unchanged. Sales Il e3 2S(As TO-
wheat-Vsry quiet, but prices without important
change. --P0''s''
Rye-Steady. Sales at 1oa71c.
Corn-Scarce and a shade better Sales Of 10 ooO
bush at 73D74c for mixed western. -
Oats-steady Sales at l7a5Sc for state and western
Psrk-Duii but hrm Ssles 200 bbls At 917 O0al7 ~
meas. and Sl8 seals y fer PINE Included in sales
LOT OF Mess for future delivery at 11S75.
Beef-Quet and firm.
Lard-Buoyant. sales of 200 bbls At 1ok011c.
Ole for State. '' ""N ~
Cheese-Quiet, but Arm At 1@Sxc
whiskey-Duli. Sales 1T $50 bbls at &c.
kaeon-Quiet land nominal exles OF so tierces citv
'ured at 6h06hc Shoulders and s9sHc for Hams
stocks Generally lower and dull.
Money-very plenty and easy.
sterling Rxchangs-Dul and heavy At 1O0kal09k
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RRBzR's CAvE.-Ths franklin pa Citizen
II the o. mat haa tho 4ollo.;,a.

RRBER's CAvE-Ths franklin pa Citizen
OF the 9th inst. has the following:
About five miles from this place, near
where the Pittsburgh road crosses Sandy Greek,
singular discovery was made by a Mr.. Mason.
While hunting bees he noticed, under some
rocks, buffalo robe and other evidences of the
presence of some animals less laborious and
less honest than those he was in search OF. Be-
ing somewhat frightened, he called others, Who
alter some search, discovered jewslry OF differ
ent kinds, worth in all, about &lO0 In add
ton to this. pair Of boots and pantaloons, a
vest, cravat and fne coat, were picked IN near
the js~slry depot. This circumstance induced
ten Of the adjacent citizens to repair to the
spot AID lay in wait that night for the return of
the depositors, but through the imprudence OF
kndling hrs after night, nothing was effected.
In dispersng next morning, . sack of -four,
three freshly dressed chickens and q blanket
were found unconcsaled, as though they had
been hastily left. Several other articles, such
IS owder, caps an old revolver augers, bot
Ito of cbloroform. etc., were picked up.
SLIGHTLY SArIRIcAL-Ths Vics-Prssidspt.
in concluding his letter 70 the IIlinois Demo-
cratic Committee, advising the suppsrs Of Doug.
las, expresses his ''ssrdial wishes for Ihs har-
mony Of the DemosrAov Of Illinsis" He might
- well send his cordial wishes for the selvsDcy
Of the Ohio Life and Truss Csmpasy.-Csn.
Gazette.
The Newburyport Herald announces the re-
turn TO bis native city OF Peter Fudge, after an
absence OF iorty-six years, and when every
body believed him to be dead. In 1872. Mr.,
Fudge sailed from Nswburyport, and since then
no tdinRs had been heard from him till his
return. His-wifs was married twice after his de-
par,urs. and died some years ago.
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MAR HEE.T9.
BURLIxerox. Mon11a, p ~

/
| Up . Saturday last ws had had Two weeks 0
continued rain, with the effect Of making th,
roads almost impassabls- business dull and dc
cidedly blue. TIE river has risen two or ,hres
feet and is again in first rate boating order
To-day The weather 10 cool and favorable for
the pork packers Sunderland, Davey l. Co.
commenced operations about week ago, bu.
have killed only few hundreds. Schcnck &
Denise are about to commence operations. "a
vorite Co. at the old stand ON Boundary
street, are slaughtering 1000 cattle. When
they finish these they will commence upon hogs.
SUGAR-Sf to o-crushed, 12&-reiinsd.
coFFEE-la:
AOLASSES-By the bbl., Plantation Sc
Sugar House 4oa42-Belcher's, 4s-kegs 500
NAtLS-Ass $4,25.
RICE-53.
fRulT-Raisns, prime IS. 5O-Apples, green
tlasl so per bush. Dry SIC per 10. Peaches
none in market.
bROOMS-Sl. IS per dozen.
WHEAT-Spring. 40A75c. Fall 7OaYO.
FLOUR-S5,2 5.-By the dray load, $500
Cnoles winter $3.50. Dray load 5000.
POTATOES-6Oa7oc per bush.
CORN-o0 cts.-scarce.
OATS4Oo-none arriving.
BUTTER-lSa2Oc-vsry scarce.
EGGS-l2}al5c.
ON1ONS-6Oa75c.
CHICKENS-l.O0al.25 per dozen.
hoGS-sSaSs, so per hundred gross. $4a5 net. |
CATTLE-lAa2 gross.
HAY-Timothy, 6@Ss dull.
WOODS OOa$s 5O-scares.
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Adg~sfcsnt Proposition = Bragg Z Burrows
Of s.. Lous-inventors and proprietors Of the
celebrated "Arcfic Liniment' are presenting ma
usual Inducements 10 the suffering and diseased.
They present to every purchaser Of dollar
Bottle Of this wonderful Remedy, . copy Of the
mammoth United States journal, Zone Of our
best pic'orials, devoted TO Agriculture, Science
and Lilerature,) for one year gra,uituously.-
The "Arctic' is ssid to be =. positive and speedy
cure for Rheumatism, Deafness, and al nervous
diseases relieving the worst case or pain, in |
from TO 20 minutes.
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Agents for the sale Of the only genuine Bragg's
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