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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Valuable TractSef Land near CamrbellC. II

SrE PURSUANT TO u decree Of the Circuit tourt Of Cam
Wy bell county, in the Of Sale &C., Alexander n,
A-nounccd the cath day Of October 1850 the ner,o
cal will proceed TO SELL by way Of public auction upon the m
mss, TT 4spAY the 9th day Of DECEMBER next The Rae
OF LAND, in Campbell county and half miles from Cam
bell Courthouse, upon which .Dc late Mira Sarah Alexander n
lict oi Jon Alexander, decd, resided. The tract contain
about m Acres and will be sold In two parcels divided b,
the county roatic parcel the Soh side of the rna CON
iaaig, by estimate between $50 and 500 Acrcs; and that .,
the Nurt side between coo and 100 Acres The improvement
all Of the hes. qualify consisting Of comrools B,A
Dwelling, Brick Office and NIL the uuhous,s Wheat Com
aud iob.cco Barns, and Servants Houses desirable up
large and productive estate They upon parcel soul
ot the road and too well known ruirr particular dc
srion The lands are well watercds and ,incr abunan.
The enclosures and buildings in excellent repair There
lnr@c and vol rcd rciard and Of The hrl
Improve, Gardens in line county attached 10 the DIV CLING ho
crop of Wheat has been seeded (Df bushes) this Fal
Persons desiring to inspect the premises And Edwin =
Page, Esd, or Mr.. Drunmoni lie Manager, the prrnl.
who WI. give any inforinaliln desired.
The icrus OF sale VIII b. credit of l. and years eqr.
nstamtnts, wiki interest from the day Of sale. Me- oilbe
n"os 10 be given sa;ictoi! endorsed payable
ba",s in the Chg "l ync9urg, and the title retained until
purchase Inanes ialy paid.
ga Ihcdr" f.owag the trop Stock Plantation Tools a
InTs'a ID and Kitchen forniinrc viii he sold upon The M
10y the Administrator Of Mrs Arxaner. thus cna
The purchaser To procure all neef supplies upon god
I he sale will Commence at IL, NJ, in liic yard
L. g. H. kE-iS Commissioner
E-t1Is Alto Ip.,a
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History of One of Browns Accomnlices

1AAo'oFy Vi One OF Browns Accompl1ceS
Cook, the accomplish of John Brown, gives in
his confession the following history of Que of his
tellow-consprators:
"Richari Realf, one If our original rarty. and
our Secretary of State. came from Chatham To
Cleveland. n few days before Captain Brown'. ar.
rival from tho east, Sian after his arrival h.
Captain BROWN sent R~af to New York city, ut
whic' place he embarked for England for the pur-
pose ct carrying out the plans of Captain Brown.
keai' WAS born and raised III England. lie il n
peasants >nn. bu' his native talents brought hin,
into the notice of some of the nobility. who took
charge ri MAJ and made arrangements 80 give
HIM h"iShol educat ~. He was taken inin the
FAINT: OF LAZY Noel byron. where he nude his
home wh'' ursnins hta >tuieS. Falling in love
with Young lady of nobo birth. who was n re
lntive ct Lady Byr"n,N, he was cen,ured bv Lady
Byron TO his presumption. lie became oif,n led
at he interference, and finally let Lady Byron,
to work his own way in the world About this
time the Chartist movement was made. which
heaii joined, and the result was he WAS obliged
To seek safety by isrnting tn America He
niado his homo some years in New York city,
A part OF the time he was there he was enyn nd
as assistanl superintendent ct the Five Points
mission. lie Is well known an author and n
poef. He caves up his situation AS assistant sun
eiinten lent. and went to Kansas in the Summer
or fall Of 1856. first met him in Lawrence.
Kansas No word was received from him. 10 NV
knowledge; alter he left FIR England. To which
place ne went in his own capacity and that of our
Secretary Of State, t, solicit funds Tor their sup
port "t our organization. Ho proposed to deliver
course 1t lectures in various parts Of
i"r thHir support Of lectures in various parts of
Ensl'ni' and the nst proceeds Of which we're to
DE gwen to carry oui Capt Browns plan lie i.
man OF rare talents, and powerful and fiueat
speaker. lie l. about twenty eight years Of age.
Mr: Nag. oeueve. got letter from some one
IN England u lew mouths ago. stating that Realf
had sailed FIR This country, and that iie had quite
sum Of money with him, but further than that
we have Teen unable TO end any trace Of him
captain Brown and the rest Of onr company who
knew him, think that he il dead"
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assion for the negroes in The South. let them
81, ne: Cor every move You make ~ abolisionists is
and ast continue to be, destructiveto thslr com
fort and happiness. temporarily and spiritually, for
lime sad eternity. =
u. BIS" much loved marsyr. OLD John Brown.
ackaewiedges tho fairuess Of bis tsial. By oar
aws be ought u be hung and the necesaity OF tho
CASE ices not al ow his pssden.
We can have no sympathy for such men-the
lives uf cur wives, our children our citizens. yea
and Of our slaves Also forbid that We should have
With sympathy for "E. b. Z. 5.
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Tue following letter from one OF our 'ni v,tn
citizcns'--by which We mean Vna;n.An Of
choice MS we'll as II choice virginiAn-wc iod N
a late number OF the Newport (R ~ Advertiser.
Our facetious friend administers gopd-hunrrcd,
but just rebuke to those "strong minded" ladies
OF the North who have courted vulgar nutorcty
BY connecting their names with the old horse.
thief and murderer. John Brown. They ar, al.
most az much objects OF sympathy, as thor dear
old friend" We subjoin the letter:
LyNcBBuEa. Va, Nov. IL. 1850.
NJ. Editor Arc there not men enough ip the
North to attend to the proper business of mcu that
woman must leave her proper duties aud act the
masculine' What bright halo OF glory must
have shone about the person OF AZ. b. OF New.
port r. |. as influenced by her very modest Qua
ker benevolence, when she penned her gentle
epistle to "old John Brown" on the 9th oi tcnth
month. az. b. "**** should respect other parts OF
her Bible besides those Old Testament records.
"All scripture is given by inspiration of God and
! 10 profitable" Her Master and His apostles have
wholesome teachings in regard To the duties q!
master and slaves. And certainly thy Bible low
| ing Quakeress cannot draw from thence any ius-
ti6cation for John Browns taking tho lives II is
| fellow men into his own hands and shedding or
causing to te shed their blood.
Poor deluded Quakeress, most deeply in love
1
tells of Jewish Slaves" says also "thou shalt 1--we
the Lord thy God with nil thy heart: bat this
modest Quakeress with other Friends she informs
''old Jno Brown" "love thee with oil their hearts,
Pray. what can she not love!
But strange indeed! this same "old John Brown"
is greater hero than Washington? Down with
| Washington Monuments! Tho mighty hero of ar.
| per's Ferry eclipsss Washington! Edward Ever
EFT need deliver his great Grafton on Washington
no more. This modest Qnakeress calls upon tho
american People" to honor this dcluded ''old
john Brown, more than good Washington
who was first in the hearts Of his country.men
n. b." comforts her beloved with information,
that thousands pray for thee every day." Well.
if their prayer has the sentiment Of her prayer for
him ut tho close of her letter, viz: "God pardon
thee" then as many thousands in old Virginia,
win heartily respond. Amenl
Again there is word OF comfort intended-''pos.
teiity will do thee justice" Old John Brown has
no use for pos,ery in thu; particular: he will have
justice without posterity
"E. B." wishes FOR the privilege Of the other sex!
Let her pat ON pants and go ahead. ICE. Is. *%***
WISHES to ~ prudent good wo nae, having a
home aud family; let her take the excellent motto
Formerly seen Ia New England on copper cpin,
mind yo,r own business" = -, irs -.
Our slaves are much happier than the negroes Of
cs States they ane better 10 all rsepscts o. they
are, am by birth northern man. lived about
haifny life north, and half South; aud I. know
how 10 10 with negroes north, and negroes south
and bstsrs ny God I solemnly say, Il, you have
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Opinion Of tho British on tho Morocco
War

From To Londba Times, Norember H.
We helped. Spain not lonr ago with men and
millions to proven, her becoming dependency Of
France; ", are not likely to look uuiavornbly up
any symptom which promises us that slnnll
1T have to dn similar oiice again. If she has
blood enough in her veins t. fight tho MnCr,, she
can. perhaps, bold her own against foreign sub
.icciion. ard ran defend himself against any at
TENT tu ,oh her of Cubn.
~ L. t'.' Monrs, they have always been her
own property rs enemies. aud it would be M
fienIly to take lhem away from her; but we have
ns latte reason To love them nnd good reason 10
raa,tisr thoru as she las. 1t is by English ships
thai thcS' luir pirates make their money, certain
l. not h., the commrrc" If Spain. II We had
til nsht Il worth our while, or had believed that
panishmctt would be riiicarions preventative,
W. should ave long ago administered corr cotton
l. These people without mak,n5 any great talk
about it, II Spain will perform this Office for us.
eaunot Spe what possible rea .uu we eau have
ar any envy ill-wtrhcs towards her good enter
pgise, All our Inconvenience, we npprchcnd. will
b. continued TO the blockade of Tnngicr. Now
Tan ger is our beef market for Gibraltar The
beef is not very good bat it is cheap nnd plentiful
and even II Frcnohnan ought to have some tolera
| ton Tor u little constituencies in Englishman
| VIII is threatened With blockade of his roast
bee. Happily, however Taugier is not the on y
beei narheo in this pai, Of tho world, and per
hnps we can hardly make greater grievance o
TINS l - tlah mat we may hnve to pay u hali-pcn
ny n pound more Tor the fresh meat eaten by tn,
| Gibraitar garrison.
Confident that the Sranlards are an honorahl,
nation, meaning what they say, and having II,
drrcrc J'cgSce OF selling themselves and the rest o
the world to any other Power, we are bound Il
wish them all success in their war against tn
Moors. If they were 10 ask our opinion as to thu
prudence Of the eciing-which they have NJ
done-or if it occurred to us to talk the topic owe
among Ourselves, we night as u mere matter u
speculation think it not qnitet not the wsast o
all possible enterprises. Some of US English ar
Spanish bondholders. and these will think thu
Spain had letter pay her debts before she talk
high about her honoi; bat these people speak onI
tor themselves and pass by the topic us on
interesting only to individuals. 1t is more gen
eral consideration that nothing is to DO got out
these MoorS. The war mast be very expensive
and tue mortality mus. be very great
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The Official PAPER of Congress,

I PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus Il rnr DAILY
GLnHf, aud lnl t"NGHLssIoNAi CLONE ArrHNDiX,
remnd Subscribers, uai uiorm those who may desire
scribe that tongrC' vii nmtt on the first Monday Of cNt
pesru.'er, wlen SHAH s,annenee Publishing the
haunted papers The! nave been pGhshei long, thl most
public men know icr character therefore deem il need
les To- give minute account o ie kad of matter they viii
1nn DNrY Glpaa will cont.in report Of the Debates i,
both branches o congress TAKEN doMn lN reporters tl.
least |" corps OF snort an0 .l. other
re,,am an tour whr the avcruc nam
.ousanda 1und, v"fsa no1r W"n W. DID, Of
day d" n" maSr NOR tah fs! i'e columns the! VII appear
Also thu news Of dis l! tHter With such cuuri
"sma, 6 suggested 10y passing c'en!s.
report Z" all tho Dva4es IN Congress revised The s,aktr,
Reports Of Heats In Executive u rirmcnts tn, Inns
Imsstd during ,e session AMI eoinI, nrXc- to ali. They
Nil nah il ia l"cE h,lw| < 40, np gio VIM th
long or many past ing ranged between
numbers and hc he@t viii 1o long Tins
l,,c is the cheapest ans country whether
reprn or printed from msnnscrp, copy takg for dtt
average nnuuor ct words long year
Isis The average uumher pys >, the average.
number "f words page 2J1, lucmly average
nam5cr OF words al a long SESSION rs 9.!yuj!. As have soil
10 saoserigrs 'A4 mgmbsr d words Tor SIC doys follows
"a" ' o ,'s n,e % an G "a "s 80! eat. FOR s,.y
reirlers So ~ Tor 2,39 words OF this work,
1ho coming session Will without doubt be nm unusually in
tersllns on. becaase the candidates Il" The respective parties
n"mna hrsr il close. AMI Es TN, n,'' ,,s WIN
mestl. such political questioi,s may Thought will
supported oic, aud lv Globe ii be- as il his he en-
of Congress can be nbsaiaed
rur roNsasNsoN.L GloHk Arrr~Dx pass through
The mails OF tho lhi't states will be by reading
following Joint Resolution passed by Congress the G OF Au
gust, le12:
Joint Resolution providing distribution Of the Laws OF
C'nsfr-, ans, the D,hat,s tnrre",
Wh view to the cheap circulation If IN laws Of cangres.
ana To- n'aee iI,a Tue e'inea'''" between he representa-
Be 10 resolved By re N1vse oS REPRESENTATIVES
q tie t"ara @"'es ~ Aneriea an Coggress abed,
That !r"m and after the present Congress-
he ull
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Admin list rnfGS'H Salc.

N WrDSEspAy, December It'll, the undersigned will .rl Al
pl1lic ancen The persohai c,c;s late l.
Alexander, al h,r Residence two miles IVES, Campbell
nous, consisting ct some ~ cadn Caiiir, Bulls Cowst a
ali o. knc hree> chiefly Devon, yoke IT fine Owen,
heal &" sheep. ~ cad Of HOGS mostly Gifted killing
Winter, Mules carriage Horses AMI Carriage, the croj
Corn, sne iJ barrc!s) - stacks Of Oats stacks Of H.
Wagons, Carts Plantation Tools, House hold and Kitchen
nf, and great variety OF useful arc+. Als, The of
facco HI the houses, supposed to b. from l?tlo 10 E
weight s. s - = T'
lEaNsEor amounts Of SO or less s over 49, credit
Of Fix mts UPON bods iii satisfactory security
en- -.st.,... H. q. ii. KEAS,
Administrator OF y. I. Az xailcr, decd.
nov 5-j1ctJ ,lcc-Reiy ct,yys
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FAsuIoSABLE FoLLY.--The Boston Jourmi,
speaking Of the long dre,>r mt present in yogu,,
g.: Unnecessarily io: as ladies dresses
tho pas Een son an extre tuck seems 10 have lee
let out this fall. Any one walking up Washing
tor street on u pleasant afternoon will met
crowds Of fa>hionahly dressed WON With the tx
IRA ornament Of n COUPLE Of inches If dust md
dirt aro.nd the bottom Of their dresses. Fnur
ilouncos Of silk, and Of street dust and ashe.
may lie ia honable, but the latter is any thing
but ornamental or in accurdanca with goo lasts.
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SntrDu;LpINn IS MAiNE.-The Bangor JeDer.
-sonfon says :-Thirty-six slips have been built in
this State the present season, which have ARE.
rage measurement Of $500 tons Tho world my
safely be chaeneJ to produce thiry.six oher ships
OF ~ large All average or whose aggregate tonna ,e
will amount II l2G 900 tons
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Valuable Fruit Garden EOr sale.

@ ON WEDNEsDAY, the 9TH Of D.CE iHEe II oeieeS, in
~ M! u The Market lieuse, in Iypchars, will sell ny
-ff't ~ GARDEN near The Campbell Conr'liSe arn,
PIKE miles south OF LynciibIrg The improvements consist OF
s i,"eilng Hoase s,iblr Smoke llosc Nc, and ahal1
~ choice sru Trees comprising lev IF the best 'ar'
d" ''eatfts, tPits Aptccis, Ntctarpes Pns Pears AZ
.'ln's 10 Acres by recent survey, ts'ir!s Of which
htr IL has spring d pure an es' client water near IL
""ttiiiR and magnificent Wow of the ling mountains
an! The cft, Of l.! nchburg. .-~ '.-.
turfeE Nuurp1an IN. h.; ,s,A. addressing
the undersigned nj L. T. ArIniS-c and Hat store ~
Main Street, L,nchburg. 4 - -.r
issNs-'s and ~ months. wi:itaN r., paper The nue
~it!i7h til Until The last payment ; li.A.ie.
.CtIiecf ARnISlEAD.
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Wbis state Convention.

By reference tu the efEsisl notice published in
to-day. paper. il will be seen that the time Of
mee.iasr Il the OpposisieA st.ss Convention, has
been changed froa Vie l4sh Of December, to the
o2pd az Fslruary. .. aAs
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Pubh6 Al tiiix.

The citizens Of Lynchburg are requested to
assemble en- masse at Martins Warehouse THIS
EVENING at oclcck. 70 consider the subject oil
The late invasion Of Virginia, and tho proper poll
cy 70 be pursued BY The State in the present con
dition uf affairs. general attendance IS desired
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EGr Rent or Lease

fas1s it 10 Dos, with gruun L,s, bri,,v ~
k4 '', where Me late Mrs. Margaret tereva resided
NuQ RAJ 80, I. { JENNING.
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COII.ECTING A(tEN J..

THNIE undersigned having located himself Muse, Tie the
purpose Of doing agency business will inform the c-
ztns Of Virginia that he VIII CLAIMS,
bond q" assent account at IRE per cent Receiving
persons oneourh of the money will be paid IN advance
immediate reitirns made; bisnc either c,E-
OF Virginia and the Northern counties North Carolina
REFERENCE.
H. l. MrsE T. T. ADAMS, g. T. BEnGrg j. A. Lowell ,cg T.
W ANDERSON, WM RIsoN, A H. AooRaAx, VScE<r WrroHsR
Piits,lvan
WV. p. THOMPSON, HENRy F. CAREER, W. DicSrasoS s D.
ENGLISH, PHILEMON SMITH, Franklin. 2
eB Address, Musevie T. D.. Piitsyv Co, Vn.
nov 29i5clm GEORGE w. OAKES
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BRUSHES Ann coMps

uSf 10 hand fine assortment of s:ly.s to,.. m :,
ni1t.S E@ra Fine Hair Br,sirs Nail Irusl,ss &c s
4 !. lpl'e Combs Of all grades for sale nj &c &c
n,vq, }. H. THOMPsON's
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LARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
land, Negroes, Horses, Mules, Crop.
PLA N1ATION IJEENSII g &c L.

land, negroes, Horses, Mules, Cron.
PLANTATION UTENSILS. &c. 70
.t IN CAMPBELL COUNTY -
ges AS Trustee under decd of trust BEARING ,,,o =
WS I!h 1852 uAecued By DR. CEarics j. Oliver and ~iG
-~A- recorded IN the office of Campbell Count, Conf si
proceed To sell al public ancon the premises ON
the IN dA, ot Deccnber nex, ALI. TIE PEOpEEiS ~
yeyed by said decd, viz: mi Git
l. TnE TRACT OF LAMB, which the sand Oliver now rl
containing about 40 Acres and formerly h, ri.
Dabney This is most valuable farm, high state Of m,
mcnl and we'd worth the attention farmers anl ant,t
OHEnrnEH ACT, containing about Yis Acres lulrn n
cd by =. Morgan. = - -'>'> ' w
4 o&E ornEM rEAcr combining about 1874 Acres iourn, l.
said Oliver nr ii. Keen. ' "s"'.i
These three iodes OF land lie on the waters of Ri, .nd
lie S.l,.ca, and viii be sold either body or
ina. br deemed best. f'.' ~
!. rnIry SLAvts all very likely mil cons;.,i,, ~ A.
Boys Women, Girls and Children. and ncl,l. n s,, ae
Carpenter, ari onc good Blacksmith. ~ " raw
he stock NJ iiprses Mules Hogs Sheep de- oil of the
finest description. Among the Horses are several Ane b,oa
animals. and There are about 10 Mules strictly No l.
o. An the Plantation Tools Implements and Machines of .y
cry Kind aud description, Including Wagons Carthage buggy
Harness, Trrsing Machines, NC. 90
l. M the ,lischoll and Kitchen Furniture embracing s
yer Plates, Table Ware, &~
il the crop hand OF Tobacco, Corn, Fodder Hay, Os
Wheat, Ne.
The sale III d.c place AT the residence Of said Oliver
ihr land credit of IL and Is mouts equal hstamen
win interest from day Of SALE usotiab notes 10 be executed
with satisfactory ehorser and deed Of trust the
farther security The slaves and other personal properly vii
be- sold FIR cis.
1c Tile all the properly Is believed 10 good but DIV
sue VIA " ss ant conveyed as u vested ia me by said %
Observation-Disclosures = SETH WO0DpOpP
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Dress TasseIs, Dress Cord. Tassel- nu,,o :. !.

isnN $500 HINGES aud DRESS TRIMMINGS M -:
Tho esSripu9n III great pnfsioa . al Yer, low nri y
NV ,Nae'e7 DTts'- Trimming Sore LOO Main 81 f -
/. \. T. ETSSPy
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NJ COUGHS Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, Whoop
fk ing tuugh Diseases nj the Throat and Lungs. and
Pulmonary n the type. quickly cured 10y
thai long tried and faithful remedy, DR.. WsTARs BALsAn oF
VIII t.IEEp,.
SAYS n vel known Editor:"1his is truly Basam unl
blessing nvis 1t contains pure haisamie principle Of
Wild Cherry. bnsnmic properties of tar and OF Pine IT'S
ingredients mich mingled di'r the true principle ar chem
sry. all h4siic. and therefore is st and effect
Ccu ms Cost. Consumption, AMI Efunc! troubles disappear
under its b,Acc influence though charmed a'ay Proia
bly medcir has attained extended sale
pishcd - nIc.i good rs this renowned balSani."
tAssviLLE Ga, February % l-a'.
irssR, Srrt ". FoYIK Co., Boston, MGss.--Gencnea:
AT the rexus of Your Travelling Agent give you state
Of my experience the Of Dr. Nrtars Basam of
i Cherry using for two in my family,
for Colds aili Coughs and h found the most eiaeaeips
remedy lha nave ever tried
For ougli> Gods children know II TO he On
leaf moiiuht Respectfully yours, . s
JOHN H. RICE.
The gcnui" article always has The written signature OF IL
BINS wrapper and is for sale b! ali respectable Dra
gts,s cNcryw,;crc.
Prepared by W. FoWfE co, BosTQS, and for sale by
William A. S,thcr and john II. S.hv, Lynclhug; :
{. pu., c. bell &. H.. and y Druggists AMI dealers
me! 'lc thcra hout The cy and country. 80 spc 2-ts
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Cholera.

d,
~ ssS PERRY DAIIs.-sR:.-fhc benefits have raciy.
Ky ed from the Of your Invaluable remedy the Pain
hiii'f INDUCES me to word of praise IT, Experience
has con, icc that for Headache, Indigestion Pain in tho
Snaci other part Of the ,sem, Severe Cbls " carl
Ass. Comm"I Colds, oarsrnoss Cholera, Cholera Mrl,s
DarTca. D alcr!, Ino.hacc, e., theru nein1 better
thal the ram Killer have this hour from severe
aaS of the Sick Headache, BY usig tax.
AT llnr minutes lneryal in wine gIassfi hot
the cholera dIrns the Of lt, Ira, eng amid heal
dust toll eham-c oi diei a Constant exposure infected
atmosphere, my stcn astaA. pe spo, to dyscntur al.
tack, accomplished with pain, f'r which the Pain Killer was
sovereign rem ! one easloola caring worst cas- in an
hour or Mt t most, hali d.: have ,ar, o. nah, cases
{" ~ Ncnicy ing cured ly II. Pu! The ieeh il would
s'r tr i1otl NJ Gratitude, and desire for general use
rs awn ro me this ,cic esii.oniul ia lis favor
oct si-dis - I. LoR, Jk Mnisler Vi is Gospel
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APrLRs-Drcd Apples, St23D135 Dried Feaalef peale'i
bscos~Ifoe round 12D12; Sides, Cincisna, 1i6aiiY:
Home Cured 261i2}s; Hams 1i4b18 cents -as
BlTrER.--Scarce at 90 " - cents. .. -#s
CoRS.-SOG1S5c. No old. o..
Cogs MsAI---Scarce nj tI 90 10 g.
FLorK-saN for snpeyhne; 500 for Eairn; Family 80.
PsRFIlI zYRs.--Peruyian fiuano sGz5OQnGo,OG
FsMackcri No. ~ "a, ept Nova Scotia Herring No.
$500.
FLAxsREp.-Si ,956e 80
Or Ass srEp-Jfoyer se5esI5 Timothy s9,25 To 250 Or
charl 81 256D1 30. Randall Grass ri 90 10 l,23 h
fHok AND N NLs-h8uninin 4s56Ds5, Rolled et50D9o Old
dominion Nails t4,25 to Ito. .fa..-.l,a-
LAgp.--Soaree and In demand q, l2Q1l2k cents. ~
LINK Thonistown q, 5o0bl.1o Mountainti0OG TO-
OATa-l50bA. ..l..
PLAsrER.-LOose &9,UA, Packed gil 90
PorAToEs.-1;cG1fl,0 ~ for New Irish. s.e.l
WusAE--New White 81 25Gl BIZ New Red 81 sea rs.
WooL--UnV ashcd %, Washed 5000 cents.
- Hog Market.
Supply good Sales at As. Very dull.