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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-22
DR.. Wistar,s Ba!sam ocyyild Cherry.

The untqualcd success that has attended the
application of this Medicine in CuUGuS COLDS.
ASTHMA. BRONCHIAL AFFECTION, DISEASES OF rnE
lnHoAT ana brNGS. INrri:NT CoNSCurrioS. has
induced many physicians Of high stlndins to
employ it in thcir prlc,e. many of whom advise
us Of the fact under their own signature:
u iSfdr'S BnkCm of H'M Chcyru Recon-
mc0dd by Physicians.
AIGuHN. Sept G. 1859
s. W FowLE & Co.--Sir5 Il most chccr'uI'y
add my testimony in favor Of the Ga'Sam. We
have used it in our family. in Pulnony Affections
Coughs and Coils. ami os!ccm it most valuable
remedy. aud have recommended it in various
complaints Of this nature with invaria by happy
results. W. l.. LYNCH. NJ. u.
MANSFIELD. Tirrl Ct. Pa Aug iSiS
Gentlemen = Having used in my practice the
last fur years. Wistars l!asam Of Wild Cherry.
with great snccass | most chccrfully rccommeIi
il to these afflicted with obstinate Coughs. Colds.
Asthma. &c. ii. u. MARLIN. NJ. D.
CAPE VINCENT \. Y, July Il. lSj9.
Gcntlemcn-Alter using Dir. Wisar's Bnlsam
for Il long time. can from repeated observation
Cough medicines, and take great pleasure in rec
on.mending ii to the afflicted
W. II. WEEP. ND.
BROWNSVILLE. n. Y. July Is. 1853.
Consolidating sold Wistars for two years past
and having used the same myself with great sue
suffering with Asthma or Consumption.
Prepared by SETH W. rowLE & co.. I nosTox.
aud for sale by J">Ipu WALLACE and II. II.
MrcnELL. Elk on; l.. W. Thomas. North East
}. n BLACK. CharlcSown; GEoRGE p. laYLoH.
Pcrryvilc: JANES WiLSoT, Port Deposit; T. b.
liorrrE, Che:ape Ike City; THoWAS p. lIzhE.
-. Augrsiic .toHN WALsroy. Bohemia Mills
HAYES q liorSroN, Warwick; JAMES Fem. Cecil
ton and by dealers everywhere. Oct. ID. J.-it
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To The Io'crS Of the lAWd Election District
At the solicitation Of many friends, offer
myself as ar Independent Candidate for the
office Of Constable and pledge myself. if
elected, to perform the duties Of the office to
the best Of my ability.
Oct l., 1859. LUCIEN b. ANDERSON.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

~ IINII To VhTDI I VIo.
FHNIilS is to give notice, that the subscri-
a berS Of Cecil county, have obta ncd from
the Orphans Court Of SAID county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate of
Samuel G. Eckcl, late Of flunterdon county.
New Jersey, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warmed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
lth day Of October, 1850; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under
our hands this Sth day Of October, 1859.
SAMUEL WARNE,
CORNELIUS S. CONKLING,
Administrators of Samuel G. EZEKIEL, deed.
Test-JAS. MCCAULEY, Reg.
Oct s, 1S59-Gw.
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Doors Doors lbs pairs of Mems md Boys
ID Boots, at prices ranging from 81 Is to $500
per pair, at ISept III Il T. MAY.
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TO the jotcrs Of the Third Election District.
The subscriber respectfully offers himself
as Il Candidate for the office of Constable ;
being solicited to do the same by many of my
friends. | pledge myseIi-if clcctcd-to
faithfully perform the duties Of the office.
Oct |, 1859. CONVICTION WOOD.
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Noiicc.-Io The Votcrs Of The IN District of
CrcH corufy
AT the request of my friends, offer myself
as candidate for Constable, and pledge
myself. if elected, to perform the duties Of
said office to the best Of my ability.
Oct /, 1859. WV. DENNiSON.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

ED virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
ES for Cecil county. the undersigned, AZ
Trustee. will sell at Public Action. at the
store of W. NJ. & S. Reynolds, in Harris
viIlc on
Saturday. the 5th day of Norcmbcr 1859,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, all that
LOT OF GROUND.
containing / Acres, more or less, living near
HarriSvilc. in The 9th Election District OF
Cecil county, on the south side of the road
leading from Huntsville to Portcr's Bridge,
and adjoining the lands of Stephen Reynolds,
and Samuel rosh it being the same lot of
Ground devised to Nathan Bcnoni McVev,
by John Harris. deed. by his Will. bearing
date January 9th, 1913, and recorded in the
Office Of the Register of Wills for Cecil
county. in liber B., fol. III, &c.
ERMS,-One half of the purchase money
on the day Of sale. and the other half in six
months; the credit payment to be secured
by the note of the purchaser, with approved
security, and to bear interest from the day
OF sale. w. P1NKNEY EWING,
LlEton, Oct 10, lSJ9-tS. Trustee.
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Notice to GglnnerS.

4 LII persons are hereby warned not to
IA trespass, with dog or gun, on the lands
of the subscribers, as the law will be en-
forced against any so offending.
John McCreary, Norris Lewis,
ii. r. Carter, Thomas Tong,
|. ID. Carter, Joseph Miller,
Francis Green, TOct Is. lS59-3w
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To The Poiers Of he 1Nim Election District.
! offer myself as al independent candidate
for Road Supervisor, and will discharge the
duties OF said Office faithfully. il elected.
Oct /, 1909. THOMAS FlTZSINMONS.
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10000 Rails, 1900 Locust Posts,

HlIE subscriber is prepared to sell 10 900
Il CHESTNUT RAILS. 5000 CHESTNUT
POSTS, and 1000 LOCUST POSTS, GALL
well got out either in the Woods, or on the
Shore or he will deliver them at any land
ing where there is sufficient water for a
loaded scow. As the season for scowing will
close early in December, orders should be
sent Immediately.
JOHN F. CUNNINGHAM,
Grove Point, Md.
Cecilton T. o., Oct Is, lS59-3w
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4310rrie0.

NFGEITT MURPIIY,--On Thursday. Oct.
2Jth by Rev, Francis b. Harvey, Mr.. j i.
MlLroN NGSnlrr. and Hiss MARY Il.
MrnrnY. both oi this county.
JONES-MARIM.-O Oct 9th. by Rev. D. F.
Ewell, MIR. CHARLES f.. JONES, of this Co..
to Nj ISIS HANNAH NJ. MARIN, of New Castle
CO., Del.
-IlANIGAN.- BY Rev. J. S. Cock.
on the 10Th ult., Mr.. EDWARD MOORE and
Miss AMANDA L. HANlGAN, both Of this
county.
HAMBLETON-EN the resi-
dencc Of the brides father. Oct. 10Th by
Rev. Francis B. Harvey Mr.. WILLIAM G.
lIAMBLEToN and Miss HANNAH L. ENGLAND.
both Of this county.
BRI&ON-PRYOR.-On Tuesday the 18th
inst. by Rev. Charles ". Ayars, Of the
Philadelphia Confer nee, ut Charlrstown.
Mr.. JouN BRySoN and Miss SARAH JANE.
daughter Of W iliam Pryor, all Of Elk
Neck.
INCOTT-KIRK.-On third day, is
inst, at Brick Meeting House, by Friends
Ceremony, SAMUEL LirriECorr OF Wood
bury, n. j., and HANNAH Is. kick, OF
Chester county, Pa.
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TRU STEE'S SALE
OF ABOUT
1,15N ACRES OF LAND.

IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
10y virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in chancery, the I'M
dersigncd Trustee, will sell at Public Sale,
at the Court House door, in the town of
Elkton, on
Thwsdoy, The 10Th dag Of Norembcr. merit,
commencing at II O'Clock A. NJ, all the Real
Estate, in Cecil county aforesaid, whereof
Thomas 5. Thomas died seized.
The most Of this Real Estate is part and
parcel OF large tract called /" Ge0Garisom,'
and contains about
l,l5O ACRES, More or Less.
1t is well located between North East and
Elkton, on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, about cquidistant from
the cities Of Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The property is unimproved, but the
natural quality of the soil is good. Such
parts of it as are cleared could be ,ss4kzsAa
cultivated to advantage in Peach .sfgtsf
Trees. thrifty growth Of Young EaSGW
| CHESTNUT, now standing on u
| considerable part of this land,
adds very much to its value.
A survey Of the property will be made.
The land will be divided, and sold in par
GELS to suit purchasers. A Plot showing the
division, can be seen at the Office of the
Trustee, in Elkton.
The Sole will be POSITIVE. All persons
wishing to purchase are requested to attend
I E r M S :-One-third of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash on the day of sale
one third at the end of six months, and the
rema lining third at the end of twelve months
from the day of sale the credit payments
to draw interest from the day of sale, and
to be secured by the bonds or notes Of the
purchaser, with approved securities.
| NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
Of Thomas S. Thomas, deceased, to file
their claims, with the vouchers thereof, in
The office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, within three months from
and after the day of sale.
GEORGE EARLE,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
r. I'll. gSeEsgE,S & 90,

HAVE TAKEN THE DRUG STORE At
ROCK RUN, PORT DEPOSIT,
EI7DRMERiI occupied by DR.. VIM. G
E Carson, where they will keep good sup
ply of Drugs, Oils, Paints, Glass, Medicines
Nc, tn which they invite the attention OF
tn" public. IOct -, lSj9--3w.
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TORBERT'S
FALL BULLETIN!

N7E call the attention of purchasers to the fol-.
w lowing assortment of New and Desirable Fall
and Winter Goods: Fancy and Black Dress Silks
Fancy Plaid Silks; Foulnrds Plaid Valencias and
Poplns Cloilda Plaids: Chine dcs Alps Mon:
tebeo Checks; Porl de Chevres: Bayadere DE:
LANES. (new designs; Pacific Delaines; Imita:
ton Foulards new syes) Fancy and plain
Cnshmercs Fancy and pain Merinos; plain all
Wool Deaines; with low priced Goods from 10
cents upward
One of the largest assottments of PRINTS is now
being opened and cut at small advances.
SIAWLS! SHAWLS!
SHAWL BORDERING AND TRIMMINGS.
Mantila Blankets Thibets anG heavy SteIlas;
plain and plaid Blankets; Scotch Shawls, fine
style pails.
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III T. CECIL WEIIG
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY

= 4
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
BY p. C. RICKETTS,.
TERMS 2.00e year. in advance.
80, if not paid in advance.
500, for clubs OF Five.
1900. for clubs of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one
square will he published three tines for one
dollar; and twcuty-;iv" cents for each suisse
qucn, Insertion; longer ones in the same POI
portion. CO Twelve lines BREWER. or space
equal to that make square. Advertise
mcnts published quarterly ,sem-annnai'y or
yearly at mod crate rates. Advertisements
sent without the number of times they are
to be inserted being stated vii! be continued
until forbid and charged according to the
above rates. Fractions Cta square charged
DIS square.
~ No rarer discontinued until all ar
reataaes are paid
QJ-Si:gIe copies ofthc paper, FIVE cents
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Notice to Gunners.

A LII persons are heycby warned not to
IA trcspass, with dog or gun, on the lands
of the subscribers, as the law will be enforced
against any so offending.
John D. Kitchener, Samuel Matthews,
A j. Kitchener, Lloyd Balderston,
Samuel Nicklc, John T. Reynolds,
William Little, (saddler0
Lewis Coulson, Sylvester Coulson.
Oct IS, 1S59-3m.
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TOrbert's Grocery Bulletin.

TOTbCFt'S GROCERY BNIIet1n,
AND LIST OF TABLE LuXURIEs, NOW IN STORE.
ENGLISH PICKLES and SAUCES, FRESH
CRACKERS aud FANCY BISCUITS:
Gcrkns Chow Chow Harvey Sauce, John Bull
sauce, English Pepper sauce Brandy Fruits, las:
sorteD brandy Cherries Brandy Peaches: Can
Turtle Steaks, English Table Salt; Oriental Fig
Paste: Snrdlnes; Anchovy Sauce; Durham Mus
tard French Mustard in Jars White Wind
Vinegar; peach and Rose Waters; Sparkling
Gelatine Sapsago Cheese; Farina Crackers
Boston Biscuit, Wine Biscuit Tea Bunns; Pre-:
served Strawberries Walnut Catsups Olives
Sweet Olive Oil &c., &c.
To this varied assortment we respectfully cali
the attention of Buyers and those fond of spicy
dish, at small cost
Bnowy SUGAR 81, 7, s. 81, o, 10. CLARIFIED
SrGAn, 81, 0, 10, II, ~, 12t. sept 81 1859.
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STOCKING YARN.-Blue Gray, Dark
~ Gray and White Stocking Yarn. For sale by
Oct |. r.. Il. MAY.
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y Wy TtII.
RSES. A. FOAED takes pleasure in in
VA forming her friends and customers that
her health is much improved she is aow
able to wait upon them, and will he pleased
to see them as usual. She has an assort-
mcnt of
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Sc,
reasonable, to suit the times.
Oct 8, lSJJ-3w.
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II. s. Sites.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-29
81. .R. ! ] N1.AlfIltl,I,.
BY TELEGRAbH.

Aug 2T.-PiouT quiet; supsrfine ala
%; the trade buying at these anrsS M h
for extrGs anu fancy: Eye Flour a. n rs
@ 95n Neal Ct p Wheat Unchanged a0O bus ,eis
Ge sontSeFn sn i99a a.
ooo bush prime yellow sold atS2c part In
9Ho push new southern 8S hisky scarce
BALTIMORE Aug. 27-Flour firm but upcbanged4 wheat
SStye and imProving sHles 70 quo bash at 40 for
mhte ana for red. FIRM for vel
low ana sOs2 for white Provisions firm. Whisky steady
s XoE3 Aug; heavy; sales bales Flour
sale 499n 61ls 44094, for State IS 255 10 for
Ohio and $32S95 90 for Southern Wheat firm: og6
5a n at SSl AZ for Southern white and $ii7ai2SsS
Tor oorn dulli sales IL, bushels at S39Ss for
yellow. Colee buoyant and aetiveaRt l05S9l1]S Pro
quiet pork firm at $f42 for aud U25 for
Aug 9TFOurq quiet and still quoted at S4s5
snPeFhne Wheatis in only moderse demand;
tons Ito per bus Oats m Whis
ton on the OF holders provisions to Weld to
s Of buyers but few transactions reported though num-
for cut meats. ' 'Sss
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Sale

Trust Sale.
virtue Of deed OF from Andrew Murdocs and
II wife, to the undersigned dated The Sarch 1Sss
AID recorded in the Clerks Office County court Of
ONO coantyn Book 49, page 239, shall on the 94th SEN
tsmoeT lSo9 at II o'clock A. NJ the front doc OF the
Court House In the city Of Whseng pub
Charles street in the Buena addition 10 said
Eether with the comfortable house situated on same %
aug2O-did JOHN MURDOCH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-29

Death Of an Estiad5ls5 Tlit;z.6 AZ
2snue Neel, anEold and universally beloved cit.
zen OF misplace, diedat his residence on Sat.
@rday morning, after protracted illness. which
ue pore with Christian resignation. His funer.a
al will take place this morning according Is no %
tice in another column. -
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West Liberty Acadenl.av,7. :

Wv SsC 4IIDSfLy ACADEMY. -
BIS Institution will commence its second stssi0n on
the first Moaday q SEPTEMBER It located near
NE village Of West Liberty Ohio county Virginia. in The
u1iust Of "a beautiful country an nv
amoral and Industrious Community, ~ Z.
Encouraged by the session. the aufrr
the Institution have greatly increased the means Of
boarding and accommodation. "
S9rns Of has been increased by scouting
me services OF Prof r. Bradbury, Watervie College,
Saine, who takes charse Of the Mathematics
i sSe9ce and his LADY, a! teacher OF Painting
ment. MT and Mrs. Bradbury with tho highest re.
concentrations from the Faculty OF WaterYiile College
me nee eGrPs Of 11sirqctors at present consist of
a. r Ross, A. NJ, Principal and Prof. OF Ancient Ian.
guageS, Bellies Letters, and Moral Science
BRADBURY, Prof. Of Mathematics Natural Science
GEO. Ross, Assistant In male department.
a v; sNLEY, Principal OF the Primary Department.
Mrs BRADDERY, Teacher of Painting and Drawing. and
assistant in the female department.
Miss FRASK MCCoLLoCGH of Music
No effort be spared by the Principal maintain this
the high position which already assm
and patronage. 80
Catslosaes, giving detailed account of the 1ns
tuition, be had By application the Principal West
Liberty Va, ut the Inelltgencer' Office Wheeling
l"arkershurg Gpz5tte and H,ellsburS Herald copy one
month"; and send bills to thus Office fur colectIon.l
augll- tiilsepl Ef sgEf FFsSs - =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-29

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 27.-The store of Benz.
Barton, in this city, was robbed last night Of
Watches jewelry, &C., estimated at $1,000. The
entrance was effected from an adjoining unoc-
cupied building.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-29

s. Tie recent rains are very welcome to
!. i'neF' and have during the present month
,5 H. = ,s'pafkable change upon the prospects
- We corn crop heTeabouts. Fieldsthati in July
op' l'''Ie promise of making any corn,
aecale a full average.yield. Such is:the.
~ IRON all the corn sections; and should the
, prove as propitiOus in weather as the
.4OH'a OF Summer, an abundant harvest
yin and potatoes will very generally reward
@UoF OF the tillers of the soil. The rains
- also given pasture fresh start, which will.
4',ly make up for the short bay crop arising
: 0F0nth, during the month of July.
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9 FOR .sALE. OF. REQ a.

+
OFFER for rent, Mill property known az ,b
~ nv MIL" containing three run BFrs, with
settof Cardng Ataohnst, with additional
merry, required, connected Etthe MILL PoSsesson Siy
en- Immediately, ifre quirgd. - So 81
Also i9T sails two aEEs each one hum
acres excellent ana IL good sate
With an Orchard Dwelling Houses
thereon On the other there about any acres eeare
ithgood Orchard and Buildings 80 -.
Also lot of ground containing about seven In
high state Of cultivation, with two Dwelling Houses
large Store llouEe, with cellar tn blac
smith shopand stabling for eight HORSES, together with
other that are nseessary above properly
Is situated within and the Ohio liver
on Fish Greek, Marshall county, Fish Greek Turn.
pike leading to Beliton, on the B. 4 o. Railroad,
THIS one OF the best locations Virginia for The
purchase Of wheat and other grain The above IL
offered the following terms: fourth OF The Dnrc6ase
money to be paid in hand and the balance equal install
OF one three years, with from date
giving negotiable note with approved security.
ANY person purchasng have opportunity of seed
ths ta required also be supplied with kinds
o. stock and farming utensils Accommodating
For further information, apply Il" the subscriber on The
pr II. HoRNBR0OK, 80
aasll5 d&Rlm Woodland, Marshall Co., Va.
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NEw Yonk, August 27.-rhe steamship No
ses Taylor, has arrived from Aspinwall. She
brings 50, 900 in gold, aud the California
mails of the 18th inst. Her advices from CAL
ifornia, have been anticipated vih. New Orleans
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8-A Curiosity.-Among lot of old coin
u descriptions now in the possession Of Mr.
son, on Market street, we yesterday exam
:! one of the most ancient and rare. 1t is the
shlDston cent. The device is bust of
'sAlnstOn facing to the left, with the hair in
7e' and in continental uniform. Legend
''hington President 1891. Edge-United
llss Of America. Reversible American
&c with wings expanded, bearing on the
at heart,shaped shield, with six parallel
pes In the right talon, laurel branch; in
Isl'' a number of arrows, and scroll held
.as centre of the beak upon which is insert,
: y anm E, Pluribus. +" Legend-one cent.
:. :. Is one Of the genuine Washington cents,
4 .,'eN up as pattern by authority of the Gene.
: y, government, in 1871. We hear that one
. '4sse cents vas sold in .Philadelphia the
nef day for twenty-five dollars.
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~ 4nOther RunatOay HatcA-A returned
litornan recently invaded the quietude of the
'age Of Washington, Guernsey County, Ohio
ID took away an old mans daughter, to whom
paid attention before his departure for the
md Of gold, The couple passed through the
fly Yesterday morning, aud stopped at-lWyke's
pasuerin Gallery to get their pictures taken,
hey had scarcely cleared the place cleverlys
hen an old gentleman, much excited; called to
n4are after them. He was shown a copy or
b young wOnan's shadow, and recognizing it,
'sssi away in pursuit Snpposing, Of course
a;'hey had gone tOe Pennsylvania, he pro,
ned conveyance and followed, but We have
tsarnsd the denoument The old gentleman
Speaking of the returned Californian, charac.
Fzsd him as ''ornnry as git out" from which,
presume, he objects to the young man as "a
sin-law. The fact of his following the pair
1eh hot haste, with oaths and imprecations,
arms this surmise, in measure.
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IC0AIlNIIERl9IAI

WHOLESALE MARKEI.4f 81
BCITEK-In keEzi9zsl1 yzgzssssa s-s,s.+-..5
Bo9SFrs-AA riettaS4 o. zss9 81 49,
Sa44ssE=lS3 esternsR 5sssss
CAHnLRs-TalioW Is: ID staY 4nsrrs40r,
CoEFEEzJaVa 1sc; Rio t2dsI2if =S'fSE 80 10
WHEAT-I2O. - szEs,sss5t
GoRN-l,OOH
0ATs-8l to 35e4 F1i,isS =i4fe5 7s,5fit
RRArHERs-40e945c.sc scarce I'D
fuks-ltaccoOn 30G3T &c.fi y - |
GINsAEu-s594O ~ t=es
H HaEEGIsys5 ,s,, ton on 5000; Timothy
LINE-Loulsvie 1867 ag1 ~ ..li7slees III
adSEassSs.SsE Orleans 90; Sugar House 49,
aaIfsssG s4x9s.
RAGs-993H; dull s;=s .s..-5s5 ss5sss
RtcE-5 955{ .:sff .sil..z,'=5s
SEEDs-Piaxseed 125; Glover 51S.s'
SoAP-Castle per ID 1876; common -
SUeARs-NsW Orleans 76G9S hid. s@SI< In bhl styzf
sSuFF--Scotclr26; Rappee 22926. - |
-Gnnpowder ING Imperial 4o65. Hvson as0T0,.
Touching 25S8ue: 0olong 85dRT6c y
IoBAcCo--6t twists l2S fYerolI 2499s.1 - - :.
~ooL-UnWRShsdl from Is 22 Common sta5 OK
~; Full blood extra Toto % = y
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557sE Hftearlg lDgogasd - Thursday saftsr.
s09q y Wheeling Minerva ,W bileIna,S.
.us nef laTdlng at Pittsburgh struck barge.
;lts able force Two men namedthfa
10y ana gAonahan, seated on the BaFge,.Hshing.s
were shocked into tthesliysr BY collision
ana e! ! narrowly escaped drowning. TfIcy were
rescued through thesexertions Of Mr. Thomas,