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EXCELSIOR N
CORN g. COB MlL.L/l
YOUNG AMERICA!

NJ E, the undersigned. hereby certify that
w We bought OF J. Myers, Jr., each an Excelsior
Young America Corn and Cob Mill, and cAn say thas
like Its wOrkiDg, and believe 1t TO be of practical
utility the farmer and feeder, and makes superior
article Of stock feed from era and ,jab aud othOT
grains We would not be without it, ahd consider it
a valuable machine for farmer to hRyc. Wo also
state shat believe that and cob ground togeh
er Is the best way that corn can be fed ID stock.
MEt1Ak C0uNTY.-Jos ph L. Beck, Clifford; John
Stroup and John Auble, Spencer; Levi BlakSleo,
Nadsworth; William Jurden, Chatham.
SUMMIT CouETY.-Joseph GSeble, GIeen tp., A. l..
Gilbert. Stow; Adba SpeTEy, TalIHIadge; David
Baushman, Norton; William 9. Sackek, Copley.
PORTAGE COUNTY.-Zen0 Kent, Alb Dr.: A. .AtwateP,
Aurora.
rwiBsbuTghh July 10, 1858.
NM. MYERs: Dear Sir-AYOurs of tie 9th 10 duly re-
ceircd. You wish TO know how many bushels Of grain
have ground my Mil-s'the Excelsior Young
America" l have mot ground over five hundred
bushels In ALL thiuk the rings are as good az whea
e6mmsncedi 1t Is just the Mill BOr farmer.
Yours, l.. RILEY.
Chatham, Seq tembNr -, 1858.
Ma. J. MYERs, a.. Dear Sir-ltOur letter OF tho 9th
fhSlant, requesting opinion the working Of our
Miil, lihe Excelsior Young Ame hea,) has been duty
received, and In answer would say that like IL
working, and consider that it comes fully up TO the
rssommshd. Yours, truly,
VI. p. BoIs,
EloYD MERRlIL6,a
Oct. a. I659-4w PHILLIP LONG.
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0J During our visit to Lowell we were
shown through the Laboratory OF our cele.
brated countryman Or. J. e. Aver. Scarce
ly could we have believed what Is seen there
without proof beyond disPuting.
They consume q barrel OF solid pills,
about $4,000 doses, and three barrels OF
Cherry Psctoral, lac, 200 doses, per diem.
Tv what an inconceivable amount Of human
suffe ring does this point. 10000 doses 4
day Fifty millions Of doses per year -
What acres and thousands Of acres Of sick
beds does this spread before the imag gination;
and what sympathies and woe True, not
sllo this is taken BY the very sick, but, alas,
much Of it is. This cherry drop aud this
Sugared pill are to be the comp anion Of pain
and anguish, and sinking sorr0w-the inheri-
tance our mother Eve bequealhed to the
whole family Gf man. Here the infant dur.
ling has been touched too early BY the blight
that withers half our race. Its little lungs
ere affected, and only watching and waiting
shall tell which way its breath shall turn.
This red drop on its table 10 the tallisman
on which it's life shall hang. There the
blossom Of the world just bursting into wo.
manhood is stricken also. .Afection's most
assiduous care skiils not, she 10 still fading
away. The wan messenger comes nearer
and nearer every week. This little medici,
ment thall 60 there, their last, perhaps their
only hope. The strong man has planted ia
his vitas, this same disease. This red drop
by his side is helping him wres,le with the
h., xOrabIe enemy the wife Of bis bosom
and the cherubs Of his heart are waiting ia
sick sorrow and fear lest the rod on which
they lean IN this world, be broken.
Doctor Spare no skill, nor cost, not
toll, 10 give the Pcrishing sick the best that
human art can give GG!veston, IsrGs
NtWs.
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The Congressional Issues llAls
Winter.

The Kansas question has almost become
ex,enct. Little or nothing is said Of it in
the press. II is being ignored and treated
a. q dead issue, even by those whose whole
political staple it had been. Senator Sew.
ard, in his late Rochester speech, wherrin he
lays down tho aims and obi ects of the Re-
publican party Tor the future, hardly alludes
to it. He breaches a crusade against slave.
~ in the States where it exists, but saws
little about Kansas. That farce 10 played
out. p, .-r.- -rrrga
The Kansas L. egislature does not meet un
Ill January, and it sould hardly call con.
tention end have State Constitution adopt.
ed aud sent to Congress before that body ad.
Iourns on the 4th of March. The subject
will almost necessarily 20 over until De.
cember, 1853, before which time Kansas
will have thefeqnisite population for admis.
sion under the "Eaglish Bill" even IL she
has not got 1t now, which we firmly believe.
She will then, doubtless, be admitted as q
free State. A feeble attempt may possibly
be made TO repeal the restrictive provision OF
the English Bill this winter, but as il can
secure no good or practical purpose. and 3
mere aimless agitation, it will attract but liz.
lie attention. ..... .-rFa e.a.
The tariff question will probably be the
great theme OF political discusson at the en-.
suing session OF CongRsss. A large portion
Of the Opposition will insist on giving Il a
protective" character (; that is, tax the ag.
riculturist and commercial interest heavily
for the benefit Of some manufacturing inter.
esls. This will be steadily rejected by the
Democracy, whose principle 10 the lowest
revenue tariff that is possible to support the
Government.-Cia.E Eng. ss.., =,
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The Annexation VI Cubl-Facts
bM Relation 60 it.

The present trade and commerce between
the United States and Cuba, says the Gin
etnnan Enquirer, in spite Of onerous and
almost proh'btory regulations to prevent il,
shows what immense value the Island would
be 10 US, il it formed part Of the Union. =
America -four is kept out Of Cuba by duty
OF 50 SO u barrel, while Spanish -four, In
Spanish vessels, is admitted ut duty of 81
. barrel. What an impetus would be given
10 The grain growing and wheat producing
States il these onerous duties could bo got
rid OF by the annexation OF the Island to our
country All foreign goods are charged with
= duty Of 80 per cent, 10 addition 10 many
p,rt charges and extoItiOnate regulations
IN spite Of this, we export TO Cuba 0b ut
Sc 500. 600 year, among which are $972,.
900 OF grains; $l,l0O,0O0 of lard, butter,
brvud and vegetables; III $4,000 lumber
and fabrics; Sal eco OF cotton yarns, fub.
rcs, &c. In return tho imports amount to
oy,r $l2.OoO,OOo. made up almost entirely
oi sugar, and molasses and cigars, upon
which our citzens paid a duty OF at least
So 100000 to their own Government besides
u srge export Guty to Spain.
By annexation and consequent trade with
Cuba, our exports would immediately rush
up To twenty-five or thirty millions Of dol.
lars year. The trade between Cincinnati,
the headquarters of the agricultural product
oi which Cuba stands ia TO much need,
would be immense. Great would be the
impetus it would give to the prosperity Of
the city in all branches Of its industry. Our
population would double in IN incredible
short space OF time. The opening of SO
large market for American agriculture
aud manufactures, and the reduction in the
Etice VIC pay for sugar, tnolasses und liquors
W uld be Of incaIcuIable benefit to the
whole countryi but most especially would
il contribute TO the prosperity Of Cincinnati.
There has never been national measure
tonsummated where its advantages were SO
obvious since the Louisiana purchase in
1903. Every year renders the possession Of
the leland OF Cuba matter OF more impOr.
tnnce, ahd we rejoice TO believe that its &C.
quisition cannot much longer be delayed.
Commercially and politically the Island be.
lorss naturally to US, and its present oner.
ous relation with Spain cannot and must
not be permitted 10 continue. An over
shtdowipg mutual interest demands and will
enforce the annexation. ..' r..
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BOOTS AND Shoes

embracing Ness, Boys and Youths Cali, Kip and
EtoGa BoOts} Ladies', Misses aud Chldren's Caters,
Kid, Morocco aud Calf Bootees, Nurkins Slips, DC.
Also, good assortment Of Mems Shoes, Caters,
RubbeTs, DC, all OF which will be sold 1T prices 70
suit the times.
We can safely say that we have not only one OF the
largest but Of the best stocks Of work
As usual, we shall at ali tunes, keep general
sOrtment Of Leather, Shoe Findings, Lasts, &C., con-
stanly hand, which will he sold at low ngurcs fol
cash or ready pay only. -.
The highest market price viii at all cmss be pait
for HIpEs, CALF SKINS AID SHEEP PELTs, IN cash o.
goods as may be wanted. GILLlS / DURHAM.
RaVenDa, September 30, la5s-Jm
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SINGERS NEW FAMILY SEWING
~ MACHINES,--oh and after the lat OF October,
la5e, will furnish the above machine, heretofore
sold for ol00 co., for $50 90 AID ExPREss CHARoEe
Singers Machines have been too long aud suceeafu
II used TO need pufing. Snfilce h 70 say, we will
Warrant this Machine % do all kinda Of FAMILY
SEWING, inciu ding Hemmink, Gsthering and Bind
Ing, In the very best manner, properly used In.
Strnetions TO use it will be given. Addfas!s
., IN. s0MERVTLLk. Agents
October Z, isss-fm RaveDns, chic.
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II ssk haN IEduies 10 The kisksst Food
with imPgpitii whereas, previous to its use,
| gss obliged to eonfne myself strictly to
the bisfHesI food" FFn.ss
Sdeh is the experience of not only one Of
our customers, but OF hundreds Of persons
here, In PhiladelPhis, New York. Montreal
and Quebec, who have used BarAaVs'S HOl-
land Bittsrs for Indigestion, Nausea, and
Acidily of the Stomach. ~ 70 +
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OTA gentleman In the last Stage Of con.
sumption, and on his woy to the balmy cli-
mate OF Florida, arrived At one Of the hotels
at Charleston, s. c., Ia company with bis
lady. In two or three days he died. and the
heart broken wife at once prepared to tetur D
to her Northern home with the corpse Of her
husband. The hotel bill was demanded aud
presented, when In addition 70 the posthu-
nous charge for the accommodation Of the
dead man, ten dollars we're required for the
privilege Of dying. Certainly this is a luxury
We hsd always thought man could indulge
without dstrimeps 70 bic purse. 4
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
WHAT Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.

Because It's the ornament God RimssH provided
for all our race. Reader, although the rose may
bloom ever SO brightly 10 the glowing cbeek, the
II the head Is beret OF its covering, or the hair be
snarled and Ghriveled, harsh and dry, or worse STILL
sprinkied with gray, nature VIII lose more than
used Two or three umes week, will restore aud
permanently secure to all Euch ornament. Reed
the following ami Judge: The writer of the nrst 10
the celebrated PlanlBt, IH.bBKR0;
NEw YoRK, April 10, 1883.
DR. WooD: Denr Sir-Permit ME 70 express to yoN
the obligations under for the entire restoration
my arrival IN the United States IL rapidly be.
comiEg gray but upon the application Of your 'Hae
consider your Restorative as very wonderful inyen.
Iion, quite efleacious as y ell as agreeable.
lam' dear sir yours truly,
"Drych ar Gwyliedydet.N
Welsh Newspaper Office, u Nassau st., Ap. IL, 'se.
PRof. y. J. W0oD: Dear Sir-Some month or six
weeks sgO, received bottle of your Hair Restor-
tive and gave 1t TO my wife, who concluded TO try
on her hair little thinking at the time that 1t would
restore the gray hair TO It's original color but to her
rs we'll my surprise, amer few weeks trial, IL
has performed that wonderful effect by turning ali
the gray hairs 10 dark brown, ut the same line
beautifying and thicker the hair. strongly 70.
commend the above Restorative to ell persons In
" CHARLEs CARDEw.
EEw YORK, July 25, 1857.
PRoF. o. J. WooD-- With confidence do Irecom.
mend lOur Hair Restorative, as being the most Ed.
caeiVus article / ever saw. Since using your Nair
Restorative my hair and whskers, which were al
most white, have gradually grown dark; and now
feel coDndenI that = few more applications VIII
restore them 10 their natural color 1t has also 70
lieved me Of all dandruf and unpleasant itching, 90
common among persons who perspire freely.
PROF. WoOD-AbOut two years ago, my hair com.
mcnced falling OF and turning gray; Twas last be-
coming bald, and had tried many remedies to ne
effect. commenced using your Restorative in Jan
uary last. few applications fastened my hair nrm.
ly 1t began TO MI up, grow out, and turned back to
its former color (black) At this time 1t Is fully
stored to Its original color health and appearance
AID cheerfully recommend Its use TO all.
hicagO, ILL.,, May ], 1857. ]. HOES.
Tho Restorative put up In bottles Of three sizes,
VII: large, medium and small; the small holds one.
half pntS and retas for one dollar per bottle; the
medium holds at east twenty per cent. more In pro.
portion than the small, and retails for two dollars
per bottles the large holds quart, forty per cent.
more in proportion, and Fetails for three dOlars.
o. J. WOOD d CO, Proprieto,s, 3l2 broadway.
New York, dn the great y. Z. Wire Railing Estahi
lishment,) aud ll4 Market street, St. Louis, No.
And sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goodb
Dealers. Foctober %, l558-ly
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MEN AND MEASURES,

'NHE subscriber, thankful for the patron.
L age heretofore given him, would respectful lly In.
form the residents OF Ravenna and vicinity that he
still continues the Tailoring business In the room
over Frssers Hardware Store, In CampbelrG Block
directly opposite tho Court Hoase where he q al All
times prepared TO cut, At and make garments In the
most fashionable and durable manner. Prom his
long experiences In tho business, he hatterS himself
that hc cannot fail to give entire sasiacti ton to ali
who may favor him with their patronage.
CuttiRg done TO order at short notice. r.. ., .
FEntrance between Swrt's Building and Camb.
belrs Block. GEORGE SOMBRV IBLE.
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Farm for Sale,

THE undersigned now offers his farm for
sale, which is situated in the north part Of Bru.
Held 0wnshipi Portage county, aud contains lis
acres TITS considered one Of ibe best wheat farms
in the township, and is we'll watered with springs and
welis There are % acres Of timber upon 1t, mostly
oak, 30 and 40 feet barn, q comfortable Frame
House, and good young orchard, mostly grated
huit. The location Il pleasant and healthy, convent.
ent to good schools, and bat miles from franklin
M.lh' which is considered az good wheat maTkct as
Akron. y Price, ESQ per aeresS -.sttFsf n
knquire Of John Busbong, near the place, or Of tho
subscriber, one mile south of the centre
summit county. u r CYRUS ADAMS.
November 4, lS59-3m y. ?" ~ 70
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.......... DIED.
In Atwater, on the Sd inst. of typhoid
fever, HESTER, daughter Of Chauncey N.
and MagdaIena Sears, aged II years. r.
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BUFFALO ROBES!-J. T.. GREEN
~ hasa good lot of Buffalo Robes, which be- will
sell cheaper than they have boon sold for several
y, Mlnlsr' pass. Gail and examine thcm, at No. ,
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JUST LOCK HERE.

0TONE'S Patent Suspension Clothes
- Frame is one OF the greatest inventions that has
ever been made for the Husewife and for utility
not be surpassed In the country. II is very light and
easily handled. IL contains about IS feet Of line
for banging clothes on And siring them. u can be
expanded and closed INSTANTLY, aud when closed
;nEeS up no more thaathe space or elk feet long ~
four inches square, and weighs but ak and half
Rounds. 10 sefbraeiug from the centre, aud 10 not
liable 70 tumble over when allied, lika most Gsamea
now in use. Patented June sad, 1858.
8 G. STONR, Patentee.
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Dr. n. C0iIlna

Has returned to RaVenna, snd 60 far re-
covered his health again 70 ofsr his ssrvSsS 10
ne hne o. bic profession 70 the citizens Of Portage
kaVenna, Nov. 4, 1859.
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RAyENNA MARKEr-Nev1a.sa IS.

;oARncFRB sREELy ~ WnFrFLEsEY AND wApswoRTR
AnD orAEa BEALEs ~ TRE AKrIcLEs EAAED.
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DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. Ii. TURRS

Will be In attendance rs follows:
RAVENNA, Prcntiss House, Saturday Dec, II.
Akron, Empire House, Friday, ~.
warren, National HOUSE, Monday, Dec, Is.
Cleveland, American House, 22 and % Nov,
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Hoart, Liver, St0 mach, BOwcls, kidnu,S and
Speeni also, Dropsy Gravel, Rheu ma Nri yOus
ness, Debility Dyspepsia Female Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fils tnf urlties OF the Blood, Erupons, Can.
Gers Ulcers, and all other varieties OF long sandny
complaints, both external and in.ernal.
For some ton years Or. 7. has devoted his entire
Time 10 chronic Diseases treating thousands annual.
ly, many Of whom had exhausted every other re-
source within reach. In are mineral or 9th.
Or RSisorS empIoysd nor does 10 maks sick to make
HeH, or tear d0UR to bHitd Ep GgaiN The medicines
can be taken wish safety by lho nOXt delicate, and
patients may remain At home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary dict ahd cSerriss. Hundreds
have recovcred under The treatment after friends and
phy siciahS had given up all hopo, the ihdispu iaLl.
evidence Of which can always be furnished. lnYa.
x m .sa.csH Sr aS'Irg, ste invited y
bs given % exp :hss incuffaIi Without correspond.
iuE pTvspsSr If fseU7cfy.
RIEUMATlCs, READ.
This most distressing o! all dissusus, InAamatory
son OF the yea-, select another OF the many
od cases, ior publication.
SoLoA, Cuyahoga Co., o., July 2S, 1858.
DS. III TvDDs-Dsar Sir; rnS, Is Io cUffifj tfS.
aOno time IN March last, my ifS Was alta, oil with
kheuniatsm of an luhamatofS nature. attended with
most excruiialing pain. She abe u he'll hor
herself NJ all; could not assist TO dress
walk step. Our family physician was called, but
tbS disease proved so obstinate that he did hcr no
pofcsivablo good, nor 4ail strong stimulating line
ments have any cf<ct. Al This stage OF tho disease
We applied 10 YOU and obtained some inedici nU,
which gave her speed! relief. In live weeks she rode
to Cleveland, distance of IL miles. You prescribed
agsiu for hsr, and the consequence h she IL now able
and actually does the work GOcessaTy In making
choese every day from thirty cows, without airy in.
convenience. W. do most chceTfuily recommend 10
all who may bo sft tod with the me disease your
tnvalAA5le remedies. VIZ know they afford speedy
reHef aud believe ths treatment the chrars, and tho
best KNOWN.
Yours, with respect, Sd t
1
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FURs- FURs-FURS-FURSI

T. GREEN invites the ladies' Of Por.
aget;Ounty to examine bis stick Of Fur Good.
which ls the bost evor Brought this market. The
c9tI weather 10 upon Us, and now Is lhu time to pre-
pare fIr Old Winters chilling blast.
kuYonna, Nov. IA, 1858,
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OATS-OATS-OATS.

WANTED by the subscEihAgs. for which
any amount In goods OF on potas and accounts.
gAalsrsvllle, JULY a0ah, IsSs. Z. -, "a, lg
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BOOTS, SHOES And LEATHER ! !

THE undersigned, at their old stand, would
respectfully call the attention OF theIs numerous
customers, and the public ut large to their unusually
large assortment Of home manufactured
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WANTED.-A Store full Of Cash and
W Ready Pay Buyers for the next NINETY, days to
EelioV use Of cur large stock Of Dry Goods, 20.
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A HEAVY MAJORITY Of the Peoble
"A % usual, are In favor Of buying their Clothing at
Nos3t Phnnix Block, Being SATISFIED that Il 10 the
place TO GkT THEIR. MONEY Back.
To supply alb am now Iceeiving the largest and
best selection Of Ready. Clothing, Cloths, Csssl
ever brought into the countys Making the clothing
trade my only business, aud keeping the largest zS-
ere hard, and am fnkrAKfU TO sell accofdingly.-
Come in and examine,as
I AM NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD.
MyMerehant-ailori dspartmsn kept up 40 usual
with the best Cloths Cassimeres, Vesngs brought 70
this section Of tho 6tate, which will be- made "a order
In the best etyle, at reasonable rates ,4t&sE: &
CONE IN laD HAVE YOUR MEASyRR TAKEN
october 10, leSe. O. GRERSFIELDRR. y
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RUT WE DON'T WANT Long .,iife
ID Buyers 10 consume our Goods any more.
'''"r j'..irt.""f' ROSTWlCK q BEATTY.
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pERSONS in want of any thing In the
limo Of Ready. Made Clothing. are invited to GAIA
feel confident We csp suit all In regard 70 qualt-
ty and price. Pos q bno.
October 7, 1883.
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A LARGE assortment Of Rexdy Made
Il Clothing, now opeHod for iEspscti N, aud to bs
sold low for the DlAks.
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SKKEEEToN SKIRTS ! either Atlantic
~ Cable or some other Kind In their variety, at
.n5-' BOSTWlCK & BEATrY'S.
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.QOSTWICK & BEATTY have too man
ID Gesds 10 advertise them all W ~
Oct. Z, 1858. BOSTWICK & BEATTY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-04
Groceries! Groceries!!
Fresh Arrivals HeIyy Additions! (!
Prices Greatly Reduced!
CURRENCY TAKEN AT a. J.! 3
J, B. JENNINGS

Cor. End and Frances SITS, ST. Joseph No.
HAS just received at his store room, corner of Second
and Francis Streets, st. Joseph, everything desirable in
his line, which he purchased for the Fall and Winter
trade, at greatly reduced price for Cash, and which he
will sell at corresponding prices for cash, or to pnnctual
customers. Among his recent receipts are 80 doZ Fresh
Peaches, 80 dOZ Prime Apples, 20 doz Assorted Fruits,
20 dOZ Holsters l & 2 ID cans, 800 dOz Fields celebrated
Oysters put up this fall, 20 half Barrels new white Fish,
also Goldfish, 100 boxes W R Cheese, so boxes E do. 500
lbs Currants, 60 boxes fresh raisins, 100 boxes dried her
ring, 500 lbs Goshen Butter, 200 bbls crackers. so bbls
nuts assorted, 500 lbs Peanuts, 100 boxes assorted and
fancy candies, 100 do gum drops and motto -Lozengers.
200 drums Figs, &c. Also a large lot sUgaa and molasses,
which will be sold at prices considerably below the prices
sixty days ago.
st. Joseph, Nov. g., 1887. Gin