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Rsck City Mins.--J 3. B1EzAg d CO., P-opri
ooTs. ,. = BAUNAN & CO. Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR, VIII the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corr, their Mills, corner Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
! vile Team.
Prices of FlOur-From this date, until further
ETlra Family i1'I Flour, 50 90 fine Bran eoe
I Zine Flour "A MiNasi Bran, &C
Uuholtea , 90 Coarse Bran, So
Midings, 20 Corr Meal, bushel, "a
shorts, %
An articles sold by undersigned deliverable any place
e CITY nee o. charge When selling hy the quantity, their
q discount As y s' ''"' ' '' J. b BAuAAN co.
Anv one wanting Flour, Tran Meal, &C. Rock City
NILS viii opler Box al the Post Office and at W.
foFion q Co.'S warehouse, where the calls four
each DAY. idec n J. h B iUMAM eco.
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.
TEyENNEssEE Divisions no Sons Of Temperance meet eve
Saturday night at Temperance hall 80 53absys Csllsge
street, The square A. NELSON,
JAMES CLAIBORNE
TIT0PIAN Temple Honor No 81 meets every Friday eve
81 u ming at ths same Hall as above.
A. r. BRADSHAW, W. G. T.
ROBERT BRUCE. W. v. I.
W. H. MORROW, W. r.
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor No So Wednesday
W. A. wHERRY, W. c. T.
L. BENSON, W. VT.
r. BARCLAY. W. r.
ENDhUND DILLAHUNTY Council No Of T. A. a S. Tenn
~ plars meet on the LIST Thursday evening in each month
the same Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON. G. Of c.
no. BAPSLEY, 8. of G.
II. II. McALLiSTER, j. Of c.
J. HENRY CURREY. Comp. r.
(NURREY DEGREE, Temple Of Honor No II, the
last Thursday aight each month"; the Hall as
above. VI. BRYCE THOMPSON, D. 7
B. W. PETTY, D. V 7.
jy3l ~ NJ. DALE, D. R.
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THE BET-TE TAVERN ron RENT.

A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE.-ON THURS =
n DAY, 18th Of FEBRUARY, viii sell al the Court q
House, in Nashville likely Negro WOmanSsk
and her two Childrens Sale three m0nths -Zk
payable with approved security Sale at u ook
r. y. WEAKLY,
Administrator Of Randolph Vaughan, &c.
janl6-tf.
Half Hose.
INDIAN Cashmere Shaker Flannel, Lambs Wool, Merns
Brown English and White Cotton Half Hose every style
variety. Just received By
= n HcdtbL
GSgHyF4E OLD DOmHNION .'s-Just received fresh
supply above Golfer Pot, warranted to give sasis-
faction 10 those who try them.
For sale wholesale and retail.
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Persian Pearl Drops,
Inipart pearly white . /, tc the complexion.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As beautifer cannot be exoelled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As cosmetic stands unriyaled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Warranted not to injure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by 10. G. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by W. II. Hendershott.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt by
augI7-iGm A. E. WElHERILL, Cincinnati
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Vertigo, Extreme LanguOr and Exhaus-
tatiOn, WILL NOT TROUBLE YOU after using
BGRHA TE'SBOLLAADB I7ZERS Take half a tea spoon.
full regularly, hour hore mealseat mOderaeytake
short walk before breakfast, you
been of this remedy Try rarely fails relieve
Sick Headache Weakness Of any kind, Ac Of the Stomach,
or any symptom of Dyspepsia.
Iv
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STOVE ESTABLISHMENT
AND
Tin M "A n u Ga ctOFy.
NASHTILLE TRNNESSEE 40. I. RROADWAE

WTROUGHT IRON COOK STOVES.-Wekeep
w constantly hand different for wood
which recommend superior other. We
facture them ourselves, and by No. workmen.
MCASLIN & STRADER.
jan IS No. Broadway
COPPER " ORK.-Suchas stills, Kettles, Machinery,
i &c. made to order.
Repairing DONE and cheap anywhere else. In this
department Of business shall strive to excel.
MCASLIN & STRADER.
janis No. Broadway.
TUTTERTNG AND ROOFING done at moments
notice. MCASLIN & STRADER,
jamie No. Broadway
FENEN WARE always hand and manufactured
personal attention. Every article tested
if perfect repairing this department with prompt
ness Charges moderate, MCASLIN & STRADER.
janl6 dom No. Broadway.
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No. 6, UNION STREET.
HAGAN'S PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT..
Special Notice,
mount VERNON PAPERS"

"MOUNT VERNON PAPERS,"
by the Hon. Edward Everett.
The New York Ledger Of January h 1851 which viii be Is
sued about the SD day December Instant will contain the FRS
Of the "Mount Vernon Papers, by the Hon. EdSard
1t viii also contain the beginning Of story ny yvanu
Cobb Jr and other features Of surprising aactveness
The year 1853 promises brilliant this Great Family Pa
per- Those wishing regular supplies make necessary
rangement with at the lowest subscription prices have
made special arrangements, by which receive at an extra
ordinary early date
One Thousand Copies Weekly.
Now the time subscribe the year 1852 this or any Of
the Newspaper Magazines Those subscribed whine
for the last years viii testify that The place get perodea
regular and promptly delivered S at HAGAN's
decI7 No s. Union street.
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Bank of West Tennessee, at
49, MEMPHIS.-The notes Of this Bank will be
Union of Nashville. ldtE-
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Tried other Kinds in Vain.--Wormsfsr the most
pts the stomach that impossible reach
them they the slime mucus, with
rails remedies. B. A Fahnestocks Yermuge
the ucu and laying bare the worms expes them
without injury patient. 1t be surpassed
eradicator Of worms
TRENToS, N. J., December sd, 1854.
Messrs. B A. FAHSEsTOCK Co.-entemen: On Thursday
last, my six years age, vial Of b. A. RshnesOck
Veuee three hours taking it he passed
worms, Of which inches length
slider il The medicine havetried other
kinds without effect. recommend FaneStoc's the best
and safest that know Of JOHN HAYES.
Sold wholesale retail by all the principal druggists
country United States. jan-&Elm
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LIQUOR

LIQUORS.
EasSlion lsl5 Vine Growers Company; Ju Ian
! r d. Godardr 1906; etc, etc.
madeiras--In Wood and GLASS;
Welsh Brothers; London Particular; L P P etc. ETC.
Sherries--In Wood and GLASS;
| CSoinet' Harmony, and other we'll known brands
Pcrts--In Wood and Glass.
London Dock, Burgundy and Pure Juice.
WHISTLES
Fine Old "Bushmirs" Irish Whisky, Bourbon, Rye No
nongahela, etc, etc.
OLD JAMAICA AND ST. CRUZ RUM.
and a0 s1 4 Gin in Jugs malaga White VINE os Sparkling
LIGHT WINES, CORDIALs, &c,
Msrachine, ouraeoa, Anee, Absynth vermOutb uinoIs
hsaI2sser Ginger Blackberry and Raspberry Wine As
Champagne
G. Fart Mux sauern, Cabinet and Imperial. quarts.
PRts and half RinIs and Piper Hsidk quarts
Porter, Ale, &C.,
Dunean's Imperial Ale. -e'
BITTERS.
G0uley's stOughtOn,
H0steiter's Elixir.
SCHNAPPS.
VOLTS schiedam Schnapps
Volner's, Vanderwers and other schnapps
HAVANA CIGARS.
A large assortment Of Choice Havana Cf0ars
OF the most approved brands Chewing Tobacco SNUFF ETC.
THEORETICALLY SEALED ARTICLES
HOLSTERS, CLAIMS
salmon, Fresh Tomatoes,
MackTe, Green P=ars,
Oysters mushrooms
Sardnes, Crufed Pates.
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PEPPER, SPICES, &C.,
Sauce Buckwhea Tongues Dried Beef Chocolate Cocoa,
Split Pear Cranbrries Curre Powders Isnga Geaze tia
Ian Maccaroni and Vermice Dried Dutch and Roe Herring
CHEESE.
English Dairy, Pine Apple Holland Gruyers sapo sO, Pat
GRASS, &C.
MUSTARD.
Durham Lexington Dizon Aromatic Epicurian French, &C.
STARCH --Colgates and oswego Pearl Corn Starch.
YEAST POWDERS.--PrestOn & Msrril's
CANDLES.--sperm, Star and Fancy COlOred Wax.
SOAP.--Family, CASTLE and Toilet
Wooden and willow Ware,
Matches and TabIi salt,
RIce--Fresh Carolina.
SUGAR.
Leaf crusA." Powdered, Granulatd Clarified and extra
COFFEE.
Java, MocSe Lsguyra, HAVANA, Cape and Ris.
MOLAsSEs.
Choice Sugar IHOuse; Golden Syrup, from 5slche Refined
EaEetnsrEb every article required for Family uss. 4
SALL ARTICLES DELIVERED yRKE e. DHAY1oEi
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a PRIME LOT OF GREEN APPLES--Justr re-
"a eeived and for sale by
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FRUITS, NUTS. TEAS &c., ,Rc.

FRUITS, NUTS, TEAS &C., ,SEc.
2ans, Curans, Figs, Dates Croa PSunces Dry Ginger
Suttana seedess Rsns Pscans Almonds Brazil Nuts Eng
lish Walnuts, &c.
TEAS.
Imperial GunpSsder, Young Hyson eoong and Powchang
Of superior quality and in all sized packages.
SUNDRIES.
Ginger, Chinese Chow Chow Crackne Biscuit Bent
Co.'S Water, and Wine Crackers Champagne Biscuit
Brackets Fancy Boxes French NOugat FlaEcrDg Extracts
and Essences COehnea for eolorDg Jees Creams yrups
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TPNOT ICE.I
ID u "A N Z ULHSO
Proprietor Of the Great Git Book Eoue No. 80 South rhird
Street, Philadelphia continues the sale Of Books usual ft
worth from 25 cents t. 500 sent with every Book.
$500 WOHTH OF GEFTSI!g
Geld and silver Watches,
Fine Gold JeWeiry, ke.
BisTEIBuTED WIZ ONE rHorsaNB BooEs
The the public respectfully socts The sxtensiv.
Of valuable Standard and lis llaeos Books
offered for sale at the lowest prices.
GIFTsI GIFTSl GIFTS! GIFrSI
For every purF One Dollar or uiore the ehsr
will entitled receive o. the following articles:
Gold silver Watches Gold Lock t. La add Gents' olf
Guard Chains, God Rings, Cameo Sets Bracees Cses
and tlorentne Settings. Ladies Cameo Ladies FIn
Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons Gold Commercials Tens IN s
Cases, Ladies Gold with Holders Extra Gold Peus 9TH
and Holders Gents Cluster Bosom Pins Toofh Pc
Ladies Gents Gold Pencils Gold Ear Drops h Dav PR
including spoons Butter Knives forks Cake Basks Also
Miscellaneous Gifts Of Cold JsWey, Cir Books &C. worth
IS 70 S95.
Our New Catalogue 1859 sent res to an rpsu appa
ton. Theindueements offered agents literal than hos
Of any ether house in this business Having
fishing and Book Selling business for the eight years. ny
Perence enables me to conduct The gilt enterprise with saesa
all
Agents wanted in every town and county whom cozs
sion Will be given IN books centage for
club Of 10 books book and gin gVen ordsrs
commissions LIBERAL FOR full particulars address,
DUANE RUL1SON,
Publisher, % South Thru St, Philadelphia, Ps =
P SIN press and will issued February Ist The liz
smucker. u, splenddy illustrated Volume q 55 pages.
Agents wanted annI9-vl9ru
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River News.
ST. SOUS, Jan. 21.-The river is falling half an
inch per hour and is clear of ice. Nothing new
from the upper streams.
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sale OF Negroes.
10y virtue Of Of BY NJ Patterson
and Mary Patterson, which is Of record in the Registers
once county Book No %, page COG and 2O7,
will expose public sale the house Saturday
the 18th day january ij the highest bidder for cash the
following slaves, to Wit Phillip, yellow boy, aged about IL
yellow woman, aged about twenty and her child
q
drc25-dtds JESSE COLLINS, Trustee
NJ B. agreement between the parties the above sale has
been postponed until SATURDAY, the 22d JANUARY.
ja6
THE BELL TAVERN FO4k RENT.
YUNI we'll known property and Hotel stan from
Louisville, Ky and Nashville, Tennis Immediately on me
Railroad intersection Of the Glasgow BTane and within
celebrated Mammoth Cave with which u VIII
by Turnpike Of construction Of
the ensuing together with large
farm, in good state Of cultivation
Ths will he desirable Tavern standn the State being
Immediately on the Louisville anS Nashville Raiiroaa which VIII
be completed this coming fail. -,
will be the passengers from ooh ENDS OF e r
going 10 the il is much the nearest point ron
any railrosd station to the Cave -,
owner wishes engage other branches Of business, which
iii add 70 the importance and value Of the place None but
cpeeu keep such house need apply Possession
" he given Immediately. should the farm be too large Is viii
- divided 40 As 70 the Address,
GEORGE N. PROCTOR, Three Forks, Ky.
Or apply Col Thos. s. Bransod, Nc. 65 Public Square,
Nashville fjanlI-dlW6rE2W
Augusta ConstituOnat copy to IS BIZ
To s
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? Look limitations Of Lea d PERKINS, WOr
ccsJershire Sauce. See advertisement of JoIN DUNCAN
& SONS aug2I-d
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The stock presses and shphoard
I4th int amounted receipts at this
port 44 3 hses against same time
last year, showing increase Of 81, 43S bales.
T0BACCO-This article continues very slowly
few buyers forward and hose mostly for limited parcels
principally Of the crop The ente sales Of the
least advised, barely reach 500 hhds
and all private except 81 hhds at g. II A
Pa II at ~ 40s 6s, and ls at sac h. We also notice
sale Of 50 hds stem &c il. Prices Irregular
retain previous figures the sales generally being within their
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$4,000 REWARn.

The ADORE suIa tras actually giusa 70 ssg Dafroas
fAe gear 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
NEw-YoRK, Nov. Is, 1859.

NEw-YoRK, Nov. Is, 1859
GENTLEMEN: am in receipt of your letter Of the
10th inst. rendering me, in behalf OF The Convention
lately held at Mozart Hail. its nomination cand-
date for the MayOralty In accepting this candidacy
Il is dine 10 the public that | should clearly and en-
phatieally state the policy which will govern my OFF,
cal course II elected.
That there NAV be no misrepresentation 10 my
views therefore sthe following will comprise con-
else statement of them upon the topics referred to:
lam i'm favor Of aud If elected, shall submit prac
teal plan for the relief of the taxpayers, which will
materially enhance the puDnc revenues anu ueerease
the public expenditures.
I'm favor of one head to the Corporation which shall
possess authority to enforce prompt obedience To the
laws by officials and the people believing that tine city
requires strong consolidated government having sum
cent inherent ygor and legal Independence TO COM
mand immediate compliance 10 its WILL Better have
an iron rule than no rule at ALL as now.
In favor of an energetic and dignied administration
of the duties of the office Of Chief Magistrate, and
general elevation OF character III tlose WIN HI Inc
public departments.
In favor of the restoration of the municipal rights OF
this city by the repeal material modification OF some
of the Jaws passed within five years; and opposed TO
all unnecessary and unjust legislation which increases
taxation and decreases rights OF local sefgoyeri-
ment. 60,
In favor of the great fundamental principles OF the
National Democratic party, but elected Mayor shall
discard merely partisan .ne olscns[ge
of nv official trusts, and be governed by my own con-
yicons OF what the public good may require, without
respect to other influences
Ia favor of liberal construction OF all laws which
interfere with the harmless preiudices and national
customs of adopted citizens, so long as morality and
Good government are not infringed upon.
In favor of excluding DULLES and rowdies from pub
Unemployment and Of dealing summary and severely
with tbs class OF outlaws whenever coming within the
authority Of the mtgistraey.
And finally in favor Of such legislation and such a
discharge OF executive duty shall give this people
better government at less eost, and as will create
more intelligent appreciation OF the commercial ana
bvscal resources OF the great city in which live
with a higher tone of public and private morals
With these explicit declarations OF the general policy
which will control nv action Mayor, II elected,
accent the nomination; and shall be THANKFUL for the
snnnort of ALI who will stand with me upon the plat
form laid down. Very respectfully yours
~ FERNANDO WOOD.
Msrs stephen p Ruse Tssse Lawrence Francis fleet John
BOYD stephen Lynch, Committee.
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baek-wheh s perfectly definite clarified and excel
tent in iis Intentions and yet with all these merits
has been attacked in the London Pre-s a. 80 much y
cal oal-ai,acked by the pens which audthe as
neutrality-suspicious. or old eon'nPun'
lists We should make up minds here al irs' nano
about operas Tine The best ihea'ers IN LONDON
are barns alongside of the splendid edihces or charming
little dramatic houses of this city. With sueh pceS
as points d0PPui, we can afford to make our cru
esms; and let our public, accordingly not Ve P'eju
diced against TUE VEsPERs by what foreign critics
have aid of its ''washiness," its "pagiarisms, etc.
II il. indeed, a noble work, and Aessrs. ullnan ana
s,rakoech deserve the thanks Of all opera-goerS ior
the superb manner in which they have placed 1t on
the boards of our Academy.
Madame Albertni and Signor Beancarde appear
this evening in the opera of 7" II Trovatore'
Tomorrow "The Sicilian Vespers VIII ne per-
formed for the last time this season.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE sICILIAN vESPERS.

The MAGNIFICENT manner in which this opera has
been put upon the stage and TO our view the superior
value of the music merit special euloginm, and the
fact that the public have failed TO forward at the
announcement of the Management, as they did TO
1.-The Huguenots" and kindred works, induces MS to
mention il again. Really, the New-Yorkerscan hardly
be aware that they have now mise-eH-secJe, an
orchestra and corps of singers equal to those OF
Paris; that they have prepared for pecunary tribe,
without the bother or danger of making voyage,
the art-spendors of the imperial musical foundations
of Europe; and il may also be remembered that, If
Direction is not properly remunerated for the anxiety
labor and cost of such production there is no need
of irving to advance musico-dramatic studies; and
achievements and the result will be the decadence Of
the opera We affirm that if few years ago any one
had prophesed that opera would be 20 represented
in such an operahouse he would have been set down
as altra-enthusaste and arguing without logic or pro-
prety The mere sight let alone sound of the scenes
of 1.-THE Vespers' is much than remuneration
Tor the hearers attendance. Thus too, at this time the
singers have become trained and easy in their several
parts and the orchestra, under Sig MuIio, moves as
one
The real fact about signor Verbs music in "The
Vespers"-iis absolute value-should teach to
receive with much caution the aeridiy and lersGy
every British criticism agansi the work Of every CON-
roser, save those who have been before the world,
saw. half u century. Here is an Opera which has the
rpest experience Of man Of tried ability aud inven-
non. which aims at what il eclectic in music andpity
the Inark-vheh is about as free from surplusage
most works hope 10 be, which has beautiful
melodies able harmonies noble Instrumentation, and
the Hnurterable something of the modern composer,
who understands accents cmaxes progress aud Pero-
rstions-afs lttle uDdetcod and less Prscticed years
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THE ST. GEORGE AND GERMAN SOCIETIES

ON Tuesday afternoon adjourned meeting OF ueie-
gates from the st. George and German SOCIETIES was
held nj No SO Greenwich street. the object OF the Con
yention being to take steps for the prevention oil lne
frauds practiced upon emigrants by ticket swndieIs
Mr. KAUFMAN of the German Society was eaieo 10
the chair and after stating the object OF the meeting
related case of heartess swindling lately Praclceu
in this city. He complained that these men, even
when most formidable array Of evidence was brought
10 bear escaped the meshes of the law either through
politica influence OF the ambiguity OF the statute per
hitting a misinterpretaton. A Committee, ne S'a'eu,
had been appointed by the Society to look after these
swinders and if possible, bring them to ns'icei out
the great difficulty the want OF funds 10 support
The emicrants the witnesses against the swlndlers
until the trial should of. IL was evident that
thew needed the cooperation of other societies Tor TINS
purpose and hence they had invited the st. Georges
Society 10 assist them. %
Mr.. PRITcuARD, on behalf of the st. Georges So
ciev promsed to render all assistance IN their power
for the protection of emigrans, either from Germany
or England.
II was suggested that memorial be sent TO the Leg
i-lature asking an amendment TO the law relative 10
prosecuting ticket-swinders, and, on motion, Messrs
kaufman and Robert johnson were appointed Com-
mittee 10 prepare such memorial -
On motion il was resolved to send invitations to All
the national societies to join in the movement and
after the transaction of other business the Con-
ventiou adjourned until Tuesday next at y p. M
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THE NAVAJO INDIANS AGAIN At WORK.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
RIO Prcos, New-Mexieo Sept. Ii, 1859.
Some days since | wrote you concerning affairs m
this territory. Since which time have been credbly
informed the Nayajoes again killing and plumber
inc our citizens notwithstanding their late treaty with
james Collins, Superintendent of Indian Affairs for
this district under the approval of Commandant Bonne-
ville of this military division of the United States
Army. Within the past five days they made decent
mon the herers in the vicinity of Alresco and killed
two of their number Not satisfied, apparently, with
the small return of human hair they moved some
sixty miles further down the Del Nore, and killed
more Pastores and drove of four thousand head OF
sheep Two other bands Of the same tribe have
crossed to this side OF the Del Nore, and are doubt
less scapng and stealing with perfect certainty that
they viii not be called TO account.
The Comanehes also some on the war tril; they,
too, scalp and steal and make treaties soemny spu-
ating not 20 do again. but invariably forget their
f'0'D''N EEW-NEXICO.
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woSDERFUL ESCAPE. Last Saturday afternoon
while come boys We're playing at Spy the VOL ny
Lakeland Station l.. L. one of them took to the wei
for hidng-plaee when his hands slipped, and be fell
10 the bottom distance of 10 feet He was the son
OF John Green and aged about - years Inc only
injury he sustained slight scratch on one nand
His screams attracted the attention oil 'oyie
who rescued him from his perilous position.
new method of swindling has been tried quite
successfully in Philadelphia. The honey IA extracted
nom the comb, and the cells filed with sugar AS
snaar can be bought for ten cents pound and honey
is worth - to 30 cents the seller Il enabled To clear
fou rs TO 30 cents per pound BIZ the operation. This
pays better than soaking beans, plan that hs been
prseticed for some time by the hucssIers.