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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04
PI0hLES Ind - 8 s

Many men Of many minds
Many Shoes OF many kinds,
From sizes one 10 number nine,
Allowing some for heel behind.
Boots for men and women too,
Some high; some low; some old and new,
With shanghai tops and pointed heels
To make him high who lo~ly feels.
Fl prices do not suit your mind
Just take little cheaper kind
But .yLen you buy cheap shoes, beware,
For cheapest shoes first 10 tear.
Iffruits and pickles we'll put upi
Fruits preserved, or nice catsup,
BE hothering any ore 10 TASTE,
To Ferguson's be sure 10 haste.
Tobacco and cigars are there,
OF Qualities and kinds quite rare,
To please the taste of every one
And make the boys appear full grown
We take all kinds of trade for goods,
Fen wagons full from out the woods
All kinds of produce and OF grain,
Will be received and sold again.
Now call and see this Store of shoes,
Oh pickles aud preserves for use,
But when you call just bring along,
What is the object of our song,
Hard Times Reifcf.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

MRS. IL. ID. PEUGH wishes 10 retire fiom bust
ness, and Will sell entire Stock of goods at cost;
Ladies wishing 10 supply themselves win goods al
wholesale prices, would do we'll 10 call before the
following handsome articles are disposrd or
Rich silks, French Merinos CasLmeres Aloaca.
Poplins, Frehch and American De LANES Eefveis
Shaws, Cloaks, Maniles, Ladies' aud Chdiens Furs.
Clouds, Hoods, Bonnets, Ribbons Flowers Feath-
ers, French Work, Gloves. Hosiery, Shoes, Jeyeirv
Millners would find il TO their advantage 10 ex
mine the assortment in the Millinery department.
Dec IT. lS5S
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Overland California Mail Route!
NEW FALL AID WlNTER GOODS.
]. 3. ]. NJ SHOE.N.aKER

J. & ]. II SHOE.II4KER
HAVE Just received large assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part of calicoes from g cents 10 1913
cents per yard, Delaines, Coburgs, Parmea Cloths
black and fancy silks, Meriaoes, Paids, flannels.
large assortment Of Shaws ofall coors al price
Swiss Cambricks, Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Shir
and Drawers, bleached and unbeached Muslins o
all prices & widths Cloths and Cassineres Satinetts
Jeans, Tweeds, and in fact every thing generally
in country stores. Also, large assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS CAPS,
Comforts, Cravats. Also, Queensware, Hardw are
Buckets, Groceries of all kinds, with general as
soItment of spices, &c. We invite ali TO call and
see our stock of goods for we determined sci
10 suit the times for OF approved produce.
Oct o. 1858.
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NOTICE.

GEO. Is. AMiCk, surviving partner Of the
late hfu' OF Geo B. Amlck y Bro, notifies all
persons interested, that the Books OF SAID firm are
IN bis hands for settlement aud that circumstance
demand al immediate closing up of the business of
said firm. Persons indebted, or having settlement
TO make. therefore requested TO call on the sinh
scr6er without delay.
The subscriber will continue the Mercantile
Business at The sold STAND,' where he vii he
happy his friends and customers at all times
He will receive in very short time new SUNNY
OF seaonahle goods, which he is determined to sell
on the most reasonable terms.
ST, Clarsyiile, June II, IS, GEO. b. ANICE
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CASH IND PRODUCE STORE!
HTLLEGAs and MOWRy.

~-@-N" *" eHU N-O " hEj
.uerchants, at Bueaa Tista, Bedford CO.. Pa.
WOULD announce to their friends and Gus
toners that they have repleni>hed their former
stock by an additional supply OF Fall and Win
ter GOODS OF all kinds, which they intend
selling very iow for cash or country produce.
GIVE THEN & GILL.
n. B. Merchantahl- produce taken 10 pay
nent for stare debts.
Buena Vista, Oct. 10, 1853.
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M0afcpa

HAVING disposed ofthr one bali Of my Drug
Store 10 Dr.. S. J. WAY, therefore desire all
persons indebted TO me on book account, TO
come and settle, as it is important that all stand
ing accounts should be settled aud the books
closed. This request is reasonable aud l ex-
pect speedy compliance
jan. Z, '59. +. C. RFANirR
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SHOE STORE!
Ferguson s. Co..

HAVE just opened their new Store in "An-
deTson's Row of buildings, nearly opposite the
Gazette Office.
Their stock of Boots and Shoes for men, wo-
men and children, is certainly the brst and
cheapest that has ever been brought 10 BEDFORD
for three reasons.
First On account Of the pressure Of the
times, they have been laid in at 80 cents ont he
dollar less than what was paid last year Ior the
same goods.
Second They wire bought fol CASH, and
the usual dscounts made.
Third They were bought in mach larger
quantities than dry goods merchants buy them,
and consequently were bought much lower.
If this is doubted, the evidence is on the stamp
at the counter.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
The Store room has been SO arranged as 10
have separate apartment for the Ladies, pro-
yidrd viih comfortable chairs and stools where
they cat sit and talk, or buy shoes as they
please.
Pickles and Fcuiis.
In connection with the shoe business, an
kinds of Pickles, Fruits and Preserves wifi 81
kept, including Pine Apple, Peach, Strawber-
rirs. Cherries, Brandy Peaches, Catsups, Mixed
/ Pickles, Lobsers, &C., &C.
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H0l0 TO sdCo sM0ney!

ALL persons who are IN want Of good aud ve-
ry cheap Chairs and Cabinet Furniture,6
Sz--zszz1FErs7qs can now heve an opportu- szf
SGf--1s5 nifty OF saving money, by
calling on the subscriber, and
selecting such articles they may need from a
large stock on hand watch VIII be sold lower
than the same can be bought in this country.
You who about commence housekeeping
will DO well by calling there will be great
reductions made in suits of Furniture. You will see
the truth of the above statement by locking at the
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HAAWr NOTICE..
6 81 3 ID Id q 1G = ?
FANCY STORE.

The Undersigned thankful for the past iayors
OF the public, respectfully bess lraye 10 inform
the ladies, tiia she las on hand large assort-
ment Of LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS
GOODS, such as Silks, De- LANES, Thibet
Cloths, Prints, also Linens, MusllnS, Cloaks,
Shaw!s, Bonuets, Ribbons, Raucbes, Ladies
Best KId Cloves, Hose, Children's Hose, French
Embroidery, French aud English Craps, g.
phyrs. Shrlland Wool, Velvet Trimmings,
Hoops, Sack FIannels, w ooI Drlaiues, SC, &c.
a share Of Fualic patronage is respectfully
solicited. NJ. C. FErTERLY.
Bedford, Oct. 22d, 1898.
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"A z s o.

The best, and most general assortment Of
Tobacco and Cigars, will be kept constantly on
hand.
As there is 10 Store Of this Kind kept in this
county, the proprietoIs are determined to keep
It right, and sell al the lowest living profits.
a. FERGUSON \ co.
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SaEslNes Eketternaaasa.

COOSIf SURFEYOR.
WOULD hereby notify The citizpns OF Bed
iofd county, that he has moved to the Borough
OF Bedford, where he may at all times be
iGund BY persons wishing TO see him, unless
absent upon business pertaining to his Office
AFrll l6, lS5S.-tf.
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Drugs and Books.

GETTYS' PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
Exchange Bniding, Bedford, Pa,
Where AmbTolyPes, Daguerreoiypes, Sc.
Sc, oil every description, are executed in the
latest styles aud improvements Of the Art. A
full assortment of plain and fancy cases, and
gold and plated Lockets, al verylow prices.
The public arerespec:fully invited 10 call and
examine his specimens.
T. R. GETTYS, Jr.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NJ partnership heretofore existing between Hen
Iy s. KING and James Madara, under the name and
hF" OF Madara, King & Co., doing business at Lee
mon 5 Iron Works, IN Hopeweli township, Bedford
county, is dissolved by matua! consent.
Nov. ?, 1887. JAMES MADARA
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
MRS. S. e. POTTS
HAS just returned from the cities with large
and handsome s.nck of

IIAS JuSt returned rom The cities with large
and handsome stock of
FILL IND WENTER GOODS,
elegant rich Dress Silks, Yaenlia Robes, French
Merino, Thibet cloths, Delanes, all colors, Shawls
of every description and all prices, bought low at
auction. Also, large and handsome assortment o
Furs, Nicforines, Capes, Cuffs and Mufs Bonnets OF
all kinds, Velvet, Satin, Brown, Silk, Grey and
Brown Straw trimmed and untr;mned. Also, an
endless assortment OF ribbons, feathers, flowers and
rueshes, gloves and hosiery, boots and Shoes and
full assortment Ofevery kind offancy goods
n. B. Country miIIiners can be supplied with all
kinds of millinery goods.
Oct. %, 1858.
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ne business Of manufacturing iron ar Lemon
Iron Works, will be continued bv tbe undersigned,
who has purchased 1.-THE of his late partners
James Madary, in the Books property aad effects
belonging to the late frn of Maaara King &Co.
Nov. 20. 1857. HENRY :, KING,
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Eco! s1Or KANSAS.

Eg0! s'Or EaaNsas.
The subscriber has now for sale a splendid
ca MERA with stock and 'fxins"--also q
GOOD BROWN MARE; both or either Of
them will be sold low
JACOB SCHELL.
ScheIlsburg, Jan. IA, 1859.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04
DIR. NiLTOh'S
AMERI CAN PILLS.
JOY TO TIE AFFLICTED.
YOUNG AMERICA VICTORIOUS

One small box of Pills cures ninety nine eases on,
of hundred. No Balsam, 10 Mercury, no odor on
the breath, fear of detection. Two small pills
dose tasteless and harmless water. Full iiFee-
tions given, 50 that the patient himself
certain with the advice of the most experience
ed surgeon, and much better than with the advice
Of one OF little experience in this class of disease
SENT BY MAIL 10 ANY PART OF THE
COUNTRY by enclosing dollar to Dr.. d. G..
TYafgen No. l5I North Seventh St. below Race,
Philadelphia. A kaleTak discount 10 he Hade. None
genuine without the tgitfss signature Of D. g. Wal
ton Proprietor.
DR.. vs. treatment for Self-abuse, Weakness, &e.,
is entirely different from he usual course. DR.. w.
benefit. The treatment Is certain TO cure as the
is 10 rise. Enclose stamp, and address Dl. W.
rbove giving full history Of your case, and you
will bless the day you made the effort TO secure what
Is certan-A RADICAL CURE.
Feb. >, 5S.-l yr.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-04

Bazla's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams
Sc. Just received and for sale at Dr. Harry's
Drug Store.
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TO BE HAD 1T DR.. R3PRY,S.

Essence Of Jamaica Ginger, which should
have place in every family, for sale at Dr..
Hany's.
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SDeCGaCaqSs

The subscriber has just received splendid
variety Of Gold, Silver Mounted, and Steel
Spectacles, with the finest Scojch Pebbles. SUI
Perior in clearness, and designed 10 suit persons
OF all ages-warranttd never TO FAII-to
which he invites the attention of all who are in
need OF the article. He has also fust received
an elegant assortment Of JEWFLRY-alI Of
which be will sell on reasonable terms.
DANIEL BORDER.
Bedford, May %, 1857.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-21

The steamship Africa at New York from
Liverpool the lst, briggs news four days
later than previous arrivals.
The Zurich Conference continues its sit
tings at latest accounts. Prince Napoleon.
however, had left without having had any
interview wit the Plenipotenharies.
The London Builders strike remains in a
very unsatisfactory state. The break be-
tween employers and employed was becom-
ing wider and deeper than before. The
Great Eastern remained at Portland, and if
she is removed from that Port before going
10 Holyhead, the directors have determined
she shall 20 to Southampton.
The Emperor Napoleon was not expected
70 return from BiArritz until the Sth of Oct.
The Monitelr SAYS some journals have sta
ted that the solution Of the affairs Of Italy
would BE- impaded bv the desire of the En-
paror Of the French to found a Kingdom in
Italy for a Prince Of his House. These ru-
mors need retutation to deprive them of all
value. Letters from Princes in France con
firm the report Of grand ornaments at va
rious ports.
The government purchased land ata high
price on the cost for the purpose of erecting
notifications.
At Boulogne a floating battery is to be
constructed without sails, navigatedIby steam
and armed with riaed guns
The London Times Paris Correspondent
SAYS the latest and most accredited report
respecting Italy is that the Grand Duke OF
Tuskany will regain his throne-not by
forceahle means but by an appeal to unlyer-
sal suffrage, accompanied by the grant of a
constitution, and by general amnesty that
the Dutchess Of Parma will have Modena,
aad Parma viii remain annexed to Peid-
mont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-21
THE "INsURRECTIONv AT HAIR
PER'S FERRY SIXTEEN MEN
KILLED.

BALTIMORE, IL
We understand that Col. Lee t~elegraphed
that it would not be necessary to bring on
troops from Monroe. All the rioters now Iiv-
ing are oIrriclded in the Engine house in the
armory incl)sare. A number Of citizens are
imprisoned with them whom they refuse to
release. Several companies Of Virginia
troops are on the ground. They have
placed a guard on the villate. The Marines
have charge Of the armory. Several citizens
have been killed, and several rioters also.
The insurreetionists are commanded by
Capt. Brown Of Kansas NotorIety.
They numbered originally seventeen
white men and five nesrjes. Two men Of
the Mlrtinsburg company were shot dead
whilst charging on the armory. A portion
Of the Insurgents have left under the com
mand Of Cook, with a llrga party Of slaves,
and are supposed to be moving towards Penn
s%ylvania. Some sixteen persons are known
to have been killed.
Fountain Breckham, R. R. agent, was
shot dead near the armory. Allen Ev-
ans-alias Aaron stephens, one of the insur-
gents, is lying here dying, shot throuhg the
breast. lie Is from Connecticut. but has
been in Kansas. He says the whole scheme
was got up by Brown, who represented that
the negroes would rise by thousands. and
Maryland and Virginia be made free.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-21
THE RIOT AT HARPER,s FERRY.

The country has been agitated for as hours
by Il singular and fatal tragedy in eastern
Virginia, the work of an insane man. On
Monday there were reports by telegraph, that
a body Of from go to 800 abolitionists and
negro had taken possession Of the Z. 5.
Arsenal at Harper's Ferry, Va, stopped
the passage Of Railroad trains, and
held possession of the town. 1t turns
out that the affair was an attempt Of poor
crazed John Brown, of Kansas. one Of
the victims Of the Government raids upon
the Territory, to get up "A seville
insurrcction and establish a provisional gov
ernmento Of the United States with himself at
the head. He and his son, wit - other
white men and five negroes, 22in all, appear
to have been the entire force engaged in the
attempt, and they have nearly all fallen VIC
Tins t. their folly. John Brown and his 20
men seem u have kept tie town and Arsenal
from Sunday ali Tuesday forenoon. Old Capt.
Brown and his son were both shot. The
latter died, and the former was in a dying
state. lie said he was the old Ossawatomie
Brown Whose ieats in Kansas had had such
WIDE nOtice-that his whole object
was 10 free the slaves, which he
justified. He said he had pos
session Of the town and could have murdered
all the people, but did not, and that he had
been murdered IN return. The party origin
ally consisted of % persons, Of whom - are
killed two, mortally wounded and two I'M
hurt.
All is quiet at Harper's Ferry on Tuesday
aft moon. Trains ran regularly and the
Railroad had received no damage. There
were Il thousand armed men there, and they
have been pouring in from all part Of tho
surrounding country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-21
EXCITEMENT AT BALTIMORE
Baltimore, Oct. Il.

A despatch just received from Frederick
Ton, Nd, dated this m rnin estates that an
lnsurrection has broken out at Harper's
Ferry, where an armed hand of Abolitionists
have full possession of the Government ar
senal. The express train going east was
twice fired into, and and one Of the Rail
road hands and Il negro killed while they
were endeavoring to get the train through
the town. The insurrectionists also
stopped tNo men who had been
10 town With "A load Of wheat. and
SEEING t eir wagon, loaded il with RI &c aud
sent Ia N into Maryland. The instruction -
lists number about $50 whites and a large
hlmpsr ofn groes. At last ace ,nnts fight-
ing was going on. The wires from Harper.
Ferry ar cut and consequently we have no
telegraph communication Tire Southern
ualn which US dns At an early hour hi
mol "lng mas not yet Tat | p. NJ arrived
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-21
FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.
The overland mail arrived here this eve
ming, bringing California dates Of the 22nd
ult. The Agricultural Fair at Sacramento,
was largely attended from all parts Of the
State. Crowds Of politicians were assembled
there, and the canvass for the successor to
the late Senator Broderick, was commenced.
Gen. Denver and Gov. Weller appear to
be the strongest candidates at present, and
at least half a dozen others are striving for
the place. Mr.. Broderick's estate was val
ued at $3.50, 900, but is encountered to the
amount Of SIS 600. He left no will, and
It was supposed that be had no relations, out
two persons in San Francisco, named Ed
mund Welch and L.. Brown claim the es-
tate, beng, as they assert, cousins in he
second degree.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-21
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
MORE WAR BREwrNG.

Steamsh p North Boston from Liverpool
the 5th. arrived at Quebec Sunday. News
Of considerable interest. Italian affairs APP
proach acrisis and renewal Of war is predict
ed General Fanti Commander in chief Of
the army Of Central Italy has issued an order
Of the day saying that the ~tri-color Of Italy
led by the old cross of Savoy, will proceed
MS Soldiers in the fresh battles, which vii.
forever free Italy from the stranger. Carl
baldi had also issued an address summon
ing the Italians Of the Legation to arms.
4 collision is shortly expected and it is
thought will be produced by the Papal troops
invading Romagna. Glribaldi had been re-
ceived with enthusiasm at Bologna. The
Pope's garrison at Ancona had been rein
forced, and the King Of Naples had offered
TO lend troops to the Pope in consequence Of
the withdrawal of the French troops.
The articles of peace were read over at the
Zurich Conference on the third and the Paris
Patrie asserts that the treaty viii be signed
Vi;hin a few days. 1t will confirm the ses-
sion Of Lombardy to Sardinia, and contain a
settlement Of the Lombardy debts,
The London TINES has another sharp edi-
trial ON the San Juan affIir with the U. S.
Itrgioices at Gen. SCOTS mission to the Pa
cifc and trusts in a peaceful solution, argues
that the treaty undoubtedly gives the Island
20 England and %counsels the American gov
eminent in all friendship and sincerity not
to minister to the ambitious passions Of any
man or class by contesting rights which APP
pear too strong for s)phistry to overthrow.
The directors of the Great Eastern have f.
ually decided she shall not 20 to Southamp-
ton, but leave Portland for Holyhead on her
trial trip on the 8,h, and if the trial is sue
cessful sail for America on the Doth. No
passengers are to be allowed on the trial
trip.
A telegram of the 4th from Paris briefly
announces that Mr.. Mason the American
Minister died on the third, Of apoplexy. The
visit of the King of Belgium to Napoleon to
arrange the debt was a failure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-21
cnArxc-ve oODR1cm,s rsIATE

STAT 9F VERMONT. Tho P-obat
= DISTRICT OF cHr1rssDry. SIS : Court for thoDis-
trict Of Chitten en- to al pers NJ Interested To- the
estate Of Chauncev Goodrich, late of Furlirrton.
in said District, deceased, GREErivc.
hereas, the Administrator Of the estate OF said
deceased hath made application 70 this Court, to
extend the time allowed for the Taemeusor the
debts of said deceased, for one year, from the first
day e November, A. 1853.
Whereupoa. the said Court. doth hereby assign
and appoint the tenth day Of October, I>59, ar the
Probate Court Rooms for beari1. on -aid a~prIica-
ton, and doth order and decree, that notice be
given t. all persons interested in said estrtr. b7
publishing this order three weeks succczsiv ~ in
the Burlington Free Press, previous to the day
assigned for hearing.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this 10Th
day OF September, 1853.
wI3w3 WI. FRENCH, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICE
DURING THE SUMMER THAT HAS

Just passed away, thousands of sufferers from dys-
intery and diarahoea have been relieved by the
use o Hostetter's Bitters, a medicine which is ev-
identity destined to maintain a permanent place
in the public estimation. Bilious diarrhoea is
one Of those diseases which bafl es the skill of the
physician. The medicine they admins er to act
upon the bowels never seems to reach the source
of the evil. The difficulty is to get a remedy that
will reach all the digestive organs, and give them
simultaneously a rush of vigor, to rid themselves
Of this disease. This problem is solved by the
Bit ers, which never fails to conquer the most
stubborn cases. 1t is only fair to say, that dur
ing the season just closed, this medicine has
achieved more cures than any other ever presented
to the public, and dnring the fall, when that ter
rible soourge, the fever and ague, i, so prevalent,
the Bitters will gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-21
ELECTION NEWS.

The news from Minnesota is cheering in the
highest degree. There is but little doubt of
tte election Of Republican congressman,
Governor, and State Ticket. and of a Repub-
lcln majority IN both branches Of the L9gis-
l.Irc.
The official vote of Philadelphia elects u
Opposition a'd 5 Democrats to the Assembly.
The only Senatorial District supposed to have
elected a Democrat is still doubtful. Cum
harland. a democratic County, gives Irwin
(Opposition) S4 majority. Perry, Miflin
and Juniata arc to be heard from.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-21
Vi rketS.
& AHSN..f 4 ;ATFLE HhKhET.
Wednesday,, Oct. 10, 1859.

A. market 254I Cattle, about 1900 Beoves and
l34l stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows,
)3e, Two, and three years old. Market beef
& IA pr owt. 81 5OA7 -; LIST quality sc 75a7 90;
second quality, $500; third quality 81 SO or
di ~, 8 90.
Working Oxen s9oalOOalsO per pair; Cowssnd
calves 2ja50a40A6O. Yearlings ga II; Two years
old l6a20; three years old S2la "a
Sheep AMI Lambs, 1000 at market. Prices, In
lots, 81 GOA ! 25a I 50; Extra and elections s 90
a 25Oa3 90.
Hides, 6aGtc. per lb.i Pelts, so 75a1 90 each;
Calf skins l0al2c, Tallow, 7a7a
REMARKS. The market wss overstocked thi.
week with sheep and cattle. Extra cattle, of
which there was not large supply, sold at last
weeks prices. Lower quality at a decline of Is a
soc per cwt. Store cattle dull, as the supply is
so large. Good chance for buyers to select at
their own prices. Sheep. The quality is not so
good as last week. Prices for corresponding quail
ity from so to IS cts. per head lower.