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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-06
VICTUALING HOUSE.

The subscriber would give notice ~ the public
that he has opened a restaurant in 3ridport, in
the hrst house south Of the tavern, where man
and beast will be provided for at shor, .otico -
he viii keep constantly on hand Pie and Cheese
best kinds Of Cakes, Baked Beans and Pork ,ors-
ten raw or stewed Gentlemen and Ladies' who
wish TO have a social sit-down" and kome-
thing to eat, will he waited upon in the bes,
manner. --+--.- G. H. NICHOLS
Brldport, Nov. IL, 1865. sa;tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-06
Efgdl NoticCs.

SEArG 'F tGRN0VT, ! Be /: remem.
- J't'r'~' o. y u ...., SIS. batcl chat AZ
a Pronate Court BIS a. Bristol. FOO auI FOR
the D .trict o' New iaraG, pu 'h. 18th iay
Of March 1853, il,tut- raur administrator
1t the estate Of
URIAH /. ARNOLD,
late ot Bristol IN said district, deceased, in
testatc, made application to .aiu court in
writing, representing that the deceased did
10 his life time enter into a certain contract
IN writing bearing date April 23, 1919, to
and with one James Whitney, of Bristol,
Aforesaid. to deed 20 him, the said James
Whitney, the following described piece of
land lying and being in Bristol aforesaid,
with the buildings thereon and described as
follows, TO wit. Beginning at the South end
oil large split rock about six rods down the
river on the north bank from said Arnold's
grist mill thence mp said river on said north
bank three rods, thence northerlv and al
right angles with said river 90 an old high.
way from said evISt mill to an old forge now
gone down stream, belonging to Munson
NeNcomb and Others; hence westerly on
the south line of said highway three rods,
thence southerly to the split rock begun ut
viii ID said contract was al tho doceaso OF
the said Uriah L, Arnold, and SIN is unex.
ecuted, and plays the said cuurt 10 grant
him license to deed and convey sid ,lnd ac-
cord ng to the terms OF said contract agree
ably to the statute IN such case made and
provided. II is ordered by sail C lurt that
the APPLICATION be considered by said court
St a session thereof 10 be held at the Office
OF tnd Judge uf sail Uou.t,ia Bristol, in said
district, on the l6th day Of April, 1869 a
10 o clock, 4 NJ, and that notice thereofbe
given to all persons interested to appear ana
onJ1ct to tle lctnss Using granted If they
sec cause, and Tor winch purpose il is fur.
Their ordered that copy Of the recorl of
this order bo published three weeks succes.
sivey in tho Middlebury Rcgislet---a news
paper printed at Middcbury, in tits State.
HARVEY MUNStLl, Judge
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-06
To Farmers and Gardeners
The su1scribers offer Cor ale 8o.0no rarrrs nc
'her uow s.d improved
PO UDR z TIE.


Tom MANUFACTURERS COMPANY.
Manufactured from ,heuiah; soi Of NoH ~,
city, in lots TO suit purchasers. fhi- tfticiu
(groatly improved within the last thrcu year,
has been in the market for Eighteen vears. u .i
st defes competition, Ks q manure for Co nnl
Garden Veeetab OK, being ch,hper more pOrsrfM
than aug other, and at tho sane timo free from
dis1greeablG odor. Two srrels tS3 WORTHY VIII
manure nm acre of corn in the hill will save two
thirl' in labor will cause it 10 come up quio &e,,
to grow fi5-er, r'pan earlier, and will bri Il
larger crop on poor grouu man any other fcf'l-
izer, Ind Is also - preventive Of he cut worm
also it does not iniurc the scrd ~ hs PIT = cen.
tact with it.
The l.. NJ. Co point tn their long 4. riins ron
utation. and the large capital (sloo,o0o) invested
In their business. as guarantee that the article
thev make shall always he Of such quality "a 10
command ready sale.
Price 81 90 per barrel Cor any quantity over
six barrels
A pamphlet containing every information, will
be sent (free) to any one applying for the aaule.
Our address is Adm
Agricultural Warehouse, go Courtlandt st MY.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-06
100 ACRES PASTURE LAND

DOR SALE.-situated ons mile from the vii
enquire Of !. G. Tisdale, at East MiddIehury, OF
Of J Cobb, at this once l. pAVEY.
Fairhaven, June 10, 1883
A portion Of the purchase money will be re
quired down, and for the balance reasonable time
vii br givAp.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-06

CAsH PAID FOR AIDES,
Nov. %, 1859 ". u. sLNsIN.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-06
w II E A T

500 bushels Wheat wanted immediately on
poor accounts and good accounts, old acoonnts 4
and new accounts, and in exchange for Goods by
Nov. az. 1858, II. A. SHELDON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05
FORSALEORLEASE,
For Sale.

0AOkR hundred and twenty Building lots In ar
~ Addition % the town o: Port Byron
The-e lots are eligible and handsomely situated oE
she bank Of the Mississippi They vii be solo
SonsLe terms
For particulars inquire o. Messrs. Durfee, Pratt
Oo,, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, BsQ LeClsire,
or % JOHN r. KING
raEi Agent. No IS Br8dy street.
-. Also. 1rs.erless desirable p.eoe- OF land in
and near the sies OF Davenport and LIE Claire, and
near Port Byron. noy30
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05
$4,000 Bundles Wire Fencing.

We are prepared to make contracts With dealers
for first quality anuealed Fence Wire, Nos and O.
in quantities OF net less than ten deliverable II
our Warehouse At any time previous to the nrst day
Of June next-hve per cent cash be paid when the
contract Is made, balance delivery Purchasers
| are invited TO correspond with u.s.
JAn2 THOMAS 3. DICKERSON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05

RAILROADS

Chicago + Rock Island llailread
Winter .sr.ras cement,
an and sner Sur.iev Dec. 9Th 1855, and until
Ofurther notice trans viii cave RocA Island daily
Sundays -xcpted - foilows:
LIST mail train 10 % II
"a freight 1I.ISAn
I'd night cypress 6l5 P. n.
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, Sundays ea-
oeptcf. Es follows
Isl night express 23A. II.
ri freight trans at zoDP H.
"a Elsil train a. sS0P r.
All trans over this ros! In cir>et connexioa q
Uhicaxo with tr.rs both :he Michigan southern
Michigan Central, Pit sb.rg Fort ayne and Chics-
e Rail Eosf 70 and from Detroit, Toledo
Cleveland olIahns, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dtnkirk, B1Haso. EiasErs Fails Albany, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore sad Washington. Also as
I.s6sl. viii trains Of the Hlirois CeIirsi Rod
North 20 Geers and South 70 81 Louis AID Cairo 70
which p,soeG :cEsts can % procureio Of
" Grennele, Ticks, Agent,
Agents 4. V. Depot. Rock Island.
Passengers Reminded Of the ss:ty Of s.yslg
dstto: directions to the Destination Of their bag
rage a-o prour. tickets before taxing their seasS
IN the the Conductors collect fares Only sts-
liens the line Of the Chicago aRock leland railroad
JOHN y. TRACY, Superintendent.
We wHrsAE, Asset sap't.
Roch Island. Dec. s, iShs ian
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05

GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF CANADA.
pa DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC RoUTEE
FROM 1Hsw EsfTo
Boston, New York and the Eastern Sfatee.
VIA the Michigan Central. Great Uestey7., Oode,s.
b1rgh and Vermont Centf;il and
Grand Trunk Rai!rsad Of Canada
Passengers By this routa have All opportunity OF
visiting eome ~ the crane ct AID most wonderful
scenery in the word, including Toronto, Niagara
FAILS, Suspension Bridoe, The Tf0l4sdrd Islands,
Rdpids Of the 81 Laurence, lIebnc. Montreal
Nsae .Hountc.ns, the 1uJuidr Erfdye, taeGrly .
miles IA e7.gtal, Lofe G.dmi plan. Fdls Of Mont
nore7adi, Hudson Rsrtr, etc, nc.
On aud after May /, 1855, baggage will checked
through from CHICAGO.
TO MIGRANTS.
Passages may b. secured at the Office ofthe corpa.
u IN Chcsgo by sGii,Hg vessels fro.n London Liver.
4 d, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull, Aberdeen,
and MoItrose Al agent Of The GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD experimenting tie removal Of emf
grants and baggage a. Quebec free Of charge
Fare irom $50 TO SIS TO Chicago, Including cooked
provisions
The Mammoth Steamship
..-vIA HAN,
OF $500 Tons, AND 700 FEET LONG
Is under contract to this company for one or more
tripst Portland this year. Tourists return tickets
from Chicseo to the chief tow Eurofe viii short.
y be issued. Tickets from Chicago for ali points
Mast, also for the Icviathan, ~ for the NJ O. s 3.
Co.'S ships can te obtained at the Office Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, TO- &c Dearborn street; Chicago.
ENHANCE ON KURoPx.-agh t Drsfts Oh London
al Eve dollars per pound sterling may be procured
ai the oice Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, in Chi.
cAgo.
wARBACK,
Agent Of CIR. Trunk n r Co, OF Canada.
apriSttf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05
For sale.

For sale.
an Acres beautiful land for sae, Is scres OF
Il " which Il improved, good double oQ house fine
water nil-- from Camden, IN Monmouth road, H.
Terms easy.
Also,
TIVE beautiful arms, l6b acres each, 30 acres II
hieh state Of Improvement, Z ,od Hing houses
and opi-nousts. oil running and sell water etCh
miles vest OF tn city = GOOD road and
the rs'lrcsi 2 acres Of good oosl and lirnte- land
will GO with these fans II desired Tie farms IRE
adjoining, timber lnnd AMI G. a. 9 nile Fl Arsre
chance is here IF rsa hrG will ooubtess 60 at
the easy terms 4 hitch they can be sid
ALSO,
House and lot Seconf street, Grants SAW mil.
Lot, go by 60 feet Good NO story frame house
rne stone basement. TeTps essy.
Appytl
JAS HA3S Gal l.0WtT Z SANDERS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05
WINTER AREANG
Mississippi & Missouri B. 3

WINTER AREANGENENT.
Mississippi & Missouri B. B.
Trains run b. ca ic.gs time, which i. twelve min
utes fss.eI than Davenport time.
I'M and after Monday, Jan 1913, 1899. and until
~ further notice, trans will leave Davenport fer
Aofcatae, Columbus City. Washington and Iowa
Oily t5Gad1ys exoepteil ~ follows:
Is; Express and y all Tran at sos Il
Trans VIII leave Davenport for Chicago da.y, Sur
isys excepted as folows:
LIST Nail Train, at e55A N
I'd 1x2ress Train, lat 5:OPn
Ir.ins arrive =. Davenport daily. (sunda - e1osp
tsd) ~ follows:
PROM THE EAST.
LIST Bxprsss Train at s4sA.s.
ID Mail Train, at 755 p1
FROM TEE WEST.
let Hxpress and Nah Train, at 5A5pn
Trans run by Chicago time which istwelve min
otes faster than Davenport time.
AL trains out OF Davenport WILL make connections
a. Columbs City, Warrington and Iowa City with
the western Stage Cos stages .or al point, West
Tie Passenger Train CONNECTS al Rock island With
CHICAGO RICK Island Rsllr al trains Tor oil points
East North and South
Passengers arc reminded Of the necessity OF giving
iisilnct direction as 30 :e destination ofthe.r bag.
gaze aso to procure tickets before taking he.g scsn
tie cara.
y. Is. The Morning - nj ,rain for the East
connects at let With ,rains on he Michigan Cen.
t. al tie JuI cticH with trains on tie PITTS
burg, +, Wayne CaicsEo X; Ut Chicaso with
Al =. N the Michigan Southern aad Michigan Cen
Ual Raj Roads.
JsLs-dtf JOHN T. TRACY, upt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05
To tho Tax Payers Of Scott Co.

THE Law relating 10 the coilection OF Taxes have
i ing bern materially changsd,l DO hereby CIV
netice that agreeaby the last act relative theref
to pas ed by the q Assembly Of tie state
Iowa, the Taxes for the yesr 1853 row DUE. and
that upoo such taxes remaining unpaid January 18th
December 8, 1858.
JANED McOOSH,
Cellsctos and Treasures OF Scott ooanty. .ws.
A~~1-A&UtS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05
q II E.1T W'O.VD Il Z
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOOD'l
HAIR RESTOR.ATYTR.

HAIR RESTORATIH =.
GAYS the 81. Fouls tMo.) Democrat: De:ov Z
- pub lab = iettef 10 DR. Wood, Of this city. 6o@1
gentleman IN Aaine, which speak giossneiy u
superior merits Of hi hair tonic Such svtt q
must bsvA its effect, ~bsn coming hon relto1
source II csrlifcstes are frkr sn,ees o. truth,
DR.. NEEDS 10 eDcofniums nor ssciess ppnery fssa
press:
PATH. nAisE. Jan. 10 isss.
Prcfe.sor o. j Wood q Co:
6ESTLEMEN Having m1 attention called q
moths sine 10 the highly beneficial snects ~ ~
hair roster i've. wAs incu ei to make apptteot
Of IL 10 MY own hair, Viii bad be- one Gutte ~
probably one-,hIrd white; my vhislsrs vess
same character. Sgms three months stnee ! -
chas = bot lie Of your hair festorsfive and -
son fou.d i 49, proving What ! hAd $500.
ussd. ~ alb at twic week. ] have sine Uoo<U
another bottle, Of n cb have used soos ls
now s.fy 10 the world that The gray or vsite
has totally ci.aYprNei, 70 on ny hsod - -
and my sir d as earrn.d IS nAtursi rriosr -
llese NOR s.ft and giysy ihsn IL las beso -
for twenty i've years An now rixiy ysoD
my good wife at he age OF fiy-two. be- essee -
the same eject.
able discovery. Am asa ed that vhssves
rightly use. a. per drecticns, vii not have e<enn
TO contradict ny st.ieDeus en- . II !sso -
city And . res,denf here for Tire lat afsssn -
and IN, kno, n 20 ne riy every oce here - 81
int towns Any us~ y"u may make Il ~ 50
sith ms name st.sohsd Is ~ you- SERVES, = =
20 pres rye ehc besEter Il nature IN o4Aoso .
'n''"' rug. <. C 9 s.sysoss
DALTSMoaE. Jan. -, -
WOODS HAIR RDeIORATlv8.
Professor wno'-Deer Dir. usvtng - -
fortune " los the b. st portion Q: my ~, he0
effects Of the yeio~ fever, u Ks0 Ovlssas . T.
] "a induced 10 make . tr ai Of wear p-epsro4
ard found II 10 On vsr u the verv Tins Deo-e(
NJ hsir ! noe thea and Rlossy, ard - vssA>
express my oblizsticns g. you 80 CIV - 20 IT, =
tee such . tres-ure. HlNLKY oouIuUU
The uDdersigssd d, Rev. }. < Rrsss, - 49,
IN regular standing, and pastor u the orb
great in6uence and univeTsaly beloved.
BnooGy1Ri-D, Ian. ~ IL
Professor Waod-Dear Us: having = = ~
pour hsiS res'osastce u rive. ~ plensoso -
that its e1ect hss been excslsnt In Feass1ng ~
nation, dAnd mn ana . >oostans G04Gn1v - -
With which have been tsoutlsl fre0 ~ 80
and has Aiso reetos,d NJ hair, vAic1 - 49,
gray, 70 ~ ssiginal eo3es. ] Aeve ~ - -
tcle With o. ltAi' & ne ~ sa0s go $50
Yours truly, y. : -
Hhe hsst raiiss Il put - 10 sstslss - $3.50
VI: loseo medium en6 snail: IL S0nD -
pet, ami r.aaiis lbs one eosios pee 0seexes 0o4
mn Anlds q heat tUsnsy pr esns - =
q . has Tie snail. r. eis hstUe ee0Ssfo u
the large hold Qusvt - pr oct 0s00
s,oo snA scio0s sos fhre hsf- 49,
q WOOD = co 1sop- tooo0s - -
Hsv Yctk, TN In sr.st u = VIZ oon1B
laAneos 50, iiS 1es.e eeseA - -
A. "a " - go osuoels0 - -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05
MUSIC.

Violin + Piano Forte Instructions.
Mr.. HERMANN KLEIN being celebrated VIC
1S1 linist and Piano player who just arrived from
Germany, will give Instructions the Violin and Pr
Forte either at his residence wherever else
where wanted. Pianos tuned and repaired. In
ouire 81 the Germ House ID street between Rt-
ley and Scott streets or lettsrbox nos7s.
anOlQy6uo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05
GOLD MEDAL
Grand and s q,sare Pianos.
S1EiNWaY g. SONS,
81 Walker st near Broadway n. 4
MAN TIA CTU- n y vR&

Were awarded the First Premium where and when.
ever they brought their Piano Furfes into compeii
ton with the best makers OF Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore
Received the two first prize Metals at TIE Metro
politan Fair. Warrington, 1858.
The First Prenrm "a gold Metal, f,r the best Pi.
ano Porte "a the Nsryiard Institute Bait 1s5G
The First Prize Medal for 'hc best Pisno Porte 1t
the American Institute, Crystal PAlsce, New York,
1856.
TIE First Premium "a Gold Aedsl) for the best
Grand Piano st the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1851.
The FIRST Premium at the State Fair. Detroit, 1857
The RI.st Premium at the State Pair, El-krnord,
1857.
Amang the judges were nc first musical falen: Of
the country, such " Mason, Gottscha L, Nolien.
h.upt. sc. Grand and tquare Planes constructed
with the full wooden and iron frame combined are
warranted for three years. Prices moderate.
oc22-d6mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05
ARESTOPHER CULLEN
Herse Sheelng Establishnent,

010I O ~ U11MB3 U83v80 08AO1 A3O HBRoY
- W10HEB 70 inform the cittsens Of -
- Dsvsnpost that be 70 prepared -
oAoe Aorseo - oeaantt1o pstndpaeo.
80 0RSo lahuRins undR ~ ltsoAeo
49, $50 eQsa13 = - go $500 -
fnssiis ~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05
WATER WHEELS.
VANDEWATERS
Recently Improved Jelval Turbine
water "heol.

koCoUtly IL pIVv04 SOHvSl 1uIU100
0tor W heel.
once, No. 81 South Clask Street,
CHICAGO.
T OPPRR this Impeoved Turbine Wsssr wheel to
] the public with the fullest confidence and sssu-
rance of It's
SUPERIORITY ovKR ALL oTHER WHEKrs,
without any exception. They are well adapted 70
land have been tested tn) Mills Of al dsscripnns.
They give very
STEADY and UAiform Speed,
And are we'll adapted to We y high ~ well a very
Low heads and falls. They will Y, rk veil in bask
watst without any materi, u loss Of poWer aad are
troubled With Ice, they ct ineide Of the
fore,sy and discharged underneath. II requires
small aDount q soaring 70 get up . hiah spesd,
coses but little to ct Ip md runs upon etep that
nssds no ollins and VII last for yeafs mn Whsel
y eapahle Of yieldinO power Il froo - 70 g ~
eoos ,ttAo UAooo poUeS a IL vaAae Coooor1ine .
the esroo Of 1nlsA q ~ Whea) undoe Ma 49,
oaAA y. snA = ~ ea9eet y y warranted : Wssh .
= ~ pUooe ~ ooun y ~ tablo - - ~ eo
tsesiea Wlea Dgspoell ~ - - eoase1.
nAoao, oDu61 - Nh tsi1esSoo - oolo.
80 s - - o. = = - ~
SAs ~ ntbeeo1lA ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-05
For sale.


10n FgIT Of ground IN Brady, between 18th an
1UO 18th streets, on s1ot terms.
ALSO,
All feet on Brady, by 80, low for cash.
Also,
2la,s on Brady, leo feet by 100. THIS can he Sold
on long time.
s lots On B-ady beta Il sth and 10th streets On
long time end very cheap,
47o,ono worth Of real estate 10 sell cheap, all i'm
proved lots IN the best part OF the ott; coods ami
groceries, 4 cash and haleucs on lorg time.
Asa,
aOooo worth Of goods t, exchange for unim
proved lands IN Scott snd Auscstine Counties.
ALSO,
beautiful new frame use with two acres Of
highly ornsmente; land. command .nsihs fines, view
In the vicinity Of the city, good ie-ms.
Appy to
JsA EADs, GALLOWAY & SANDERS.
For Sale.
A BRAUTI7uL. well finished Brick Dwelline,
"A Room, oellar, Kich.n and stabls. por-
ton OF tie purchase nonsy down, balance On long
time; part IL uaipiproyei land in SCOT; county
would te taken at fair price.
several Frame Buildings. well iuifhsd and well
situated, TO sell on good 4 rms fer
chAndise.
ALSO:
Several tracts OF Gne land in various parts 81 the
County, 10 sell OF able terms AID ioug time
Apply to
d-cae EApS 6AILAWAY / SANDERS.
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST T. 1859.

pressed their readiness to lend it cordial co
operation.
The Postmaster General has written letter
to Lieutenant Ives, the engineer in charge oil
the Monument, saying; " 1t is the privilege OF
postmasters and others associated with the postal
service, in common with all other citizens. to
give to this enterprise such support as their
judgments and feelings may prompt. 1t is as
citizens, and not officers that their influence
will be invoked, aud doubt not that, in this
laudable endeavor worthily to illustrate and
perpetuate the fame of the Father of his Coun.
try, they will yield to none in the promptness
and earnestness of their cooperation"
Washington. August l.-Colone Sim. John
son, one of the editors of the late Washington
Om'on, who, several months ago, was appointed
consul to Havre, has rendered his resignation
The office, however, is not open for mpetition
letter received from Secretary Floyd, from
Virginia Springs, states that his health is slow
ly improving
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AYEk's sARsAPARILLA.

Sc0rbunc diseases are The parent stock from which
arises large proportion OF the fatal mHladcs hsl atc
mankind They are a IL speci.s of potato roi IA
The human co, sluuon, which uhd, rnnes and orrup,
all The sources OF iIs vn1hIy, h8sens lis decay
They are tie germ from which rings COasump uom
Rheumatism Heart Disease Liver Complaints and Erup-
Diseases VII ch will be recoe Missed as among those
and destructive to the races OF men, So dead
ful It's consequences 10 human lie that il is dy
pos .ible the importance OF an actual re-
LA lie remedy, that Out IN ScrofuIous con
isminaton. We know then We shah proclaim welcome
readers, of one fr,m such quarter a. will
leave little dunb OfIis ehicHcyand slilI welcome
when W" tell them that II urey does accomplish the end
desired We mean AysrS Sa,sapariHa is CERTAIN.
ly worthy the ne' iIom Of these whu afflicted nh
ScrOfua or Sefoi"ious complaints - Register, Attdgy
N.ty York
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MARKETS.
Carefully prepared to Monday, August 1850
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
Flour and Meal.-Westerp canal -four is in
active demand the receipts are light, and
prices are decidedly better sales of $500 bbls
at $4.65 ca $505 for superfne western; S5.l5
(o9 $540 for low grades of extra do; $4.75 Ca
$40 for superfne State; $5.l5 ca, $40 for
extra do. 1925 (9 $3.50 for old Round Hoop
extra Ohio; $3.50 @ 1916 for background
do. $3.50 G9 $500 for trade brands do, $50
(9 $3.50 for St. Louis brands and $3.50 ca
$50 for extra Genesee.
Southern -four is hrmer sales of LOO bbls.
at $3.50 (G $6.l0 fer superfne Baltimore, &C.,
and 500 (G $3.50 for fancy and extra brands
Grain.-Wheat is in fair demand, and, with
light arrivals prices are better sales of 1870, 900
bushels at $l.25 (9 $l.3a for red Southern !;
$i.35 for fair white $l.3e for common white
Kentucky; $l.20 for fair white Canadian in
store, and red western On private terms. Rye
is quiet at 75c. ca SOC. Oats are in limited
demand; sales of State at &c. C9 40c., and
Canadian at Csc. (0 Ale. Corn is lower and
nominal; sales of 5000 bushels at about 76c
ca TIC. for new Western mixed, 80c. C0 sc. for
round yellow, closing unsettled.
ProcisiOns.-Pork is rather lower: the stock
Is hardly as large as was expected; sales of
655 bbls. at $l5l83 ca $l5.25 for new mess );
$lO75 (9 $lO.87 for prime; $l4.37 ca $i4.50
for thin meas, and clear at $500. Beef is
duh and heavy.
Beef hams are quiet at $500 (9 $500.
Cut meats are dull sales of 60 hhds. at SIC. Ca
64c. for shoulders and &c. q Sic. for hams
Lard is dull, but prices are well sustained !;
sales OF 2oo hhds. at l0tc. (9 l03c,