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SALE OF PIEDMONT SPRINGS.

The The SUBSCRIBER, the first MONDAY in ....
EjN Feoruary 1860, will offer for sale on the nrem; &
nonuae to the highest bidder these known and
RoPuar mineral Springs, situated in the comfy of Sh
Worth Carolina, and within two miles of the eo1n
nare mas there been presented the public
a &c SO many advantages both as to Location
ne virtue OF the water these Springs They are
midst IF ma nlgn, healthy and abundant country in the
ao eS o OF n sne Stage Road leading Salem via
1e and High Point Railroad which il now under survey
anu afg portion OF the stock taken for completion
inc spring Itself gushes out from the side of hin falls
INTO beautiful r. OK bason and in such bold stream as
promises an almost inexhaustabe supply of water The
water mas been analysed by most distinguished Chemist
anu 10 use ms own language, combines more of the heal
ing virtues than any water South of the Saratoga Bnt
h fnese springs have been largely paonzed theft virtues
nave neen specially tested in the Scroua
Affections Dyspepsia and other diseases of the stomach
&c &C. as can be shown by the testimony of the subjects
temseVes The improvements good the grounds are
SS and the buildings consisting of three large
pulongs and number of Cabins are amply sufficient to
several hundred persons Terms made
me DAY OF sale Purchasers would do well to examine for
themselves For further information apply to the
ber' Rich Square, Northampton County. n. G.
P. SMALLWOOD.
January 5th, lS60-19-tds
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asst review we notice sales of bushels at 20 cents per
bushe Since then about 35 bushels have received
OF which ,635 to Dealers and the balance sold
private terms. There fair stock market and pre-
sent the demand from dealers limited and it quiet
at 10 cents.---OATs-There is a moderate supply in
dealers hands, and notice merely retail demand Quo
tations in table nominal all descriptions
are scarce and wanted For Con- there is brisk demand
and none have been brought to market for few weeks
parcels would sell quick at high prices-RIcE-The
market is moderately supplied with cea and notice
only small sales to the trade at to Al cents per h.
HAY-The market is poorly supplied and note brisk
demand from dealers. No receipts sales We quote
nomnay at 80 to IS Northern and to 81 O5 for
Eastern, as in quality.
LIME-There has been only retail enquiry for the past
week two AMI the stock dealers hands is sufficient for
present purposes We quote from store 81 O5 to 81
per cask.
MoLAssEs.-Cuba has been in moderate request for few
weeks past and in the absence of receipts
hands has become considerably reduced We quote from
wharf at Is cents per gallon in hhds.
PEA NUTs.-None have been brought to market during
the past week, consequently have sales to report
There is enquiry from buyers and we quote at 81 rs
to 81 40 per bushel as in quality.
PoTATOEs.-Irish in moderate supply and sell slowly
from store at 81 per bb For there is fair demand
and few or none coming in sell from carts at 60 to 20
cents per bushel.
PRovsIoNs1n N. G. cured BACON we have nothing new
10 report NO late receipts and the market entirely BARE
Quotations in table merely nominal. For Western
cured there is only light demand, and notice
ate supply In dealers hands. We quote store at to
81 cents for shoulders and IL ia per h. for Sides
-LARD-little or no N. c. make market in moder
ate demand at l23 to Ii per h. Western sells from
store at II to l23 cents, as in ality.-PoRK.-For
Northern the market rules quiet and unchanged,
moderate supply store. See table for prices Fresh is
in demand and little brought from the country =
sells at y to cents per Id.
SALT-The market rather better supplied with Liver
pool ground still have change to report in price.
cargo of $500 sacks received coastwse Monday
dealer and is selling at 81 40 to 81 so per sack in lots to
suit purchasers cargo of $500 bushels Alum received
from Turks Island Saturday. and sold at auction at 20
cents per bushel in lots From store quote at 80
SHINGLEs-No demand for either Description Last sale
Of Common was at 81 rs per NJ.
TIMBERCOntinues to be in brisk demand and the
ty arriving is not sufficient to supply the OF mlers.
Only two RATS brought in for the week. and sold $40 Is
to SO so for ordinary quality.
FREiGHTs-Coaswise have ruled inactive since last,
and rates have rather declining tendency Plenty of
sells in port and not much produce Offering See table for
prices.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!

AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
any city, and cheap for cash. offered tho in
specOn of the public, Front Street. Wilmington
c. Purchasing from first hands at the factories for cash.
and selling for cash its equivalent the Subscriber is
enabled to offer greater inducements the citizens of Will
mngon and of the State generally, buy at home than
ever before been offered. Goods the interior will be
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
particularly DESTROYS that from the interior of the
State who have been in the habit OF purchasing abroad
would give establishment trial. The following
the articles to be found his Furniture Ware Rooms
Sofas Lounges Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs,
Etageres Whatn u.s. Ottomans, FOoStOols Centre, Sofa
and Card Tables Chairs Mantle and Pier Glasses, Secre
tares Book Cases. Tea Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
boards Cane WoOdseat and Cushioned Chairs in great
variety Bureaus. Bedsteads, Washstands Toilet Tables,
Wardrobes Farcy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows
BOalsters, &C. large stock OF Looking Glasses, Office
Furniture Chill Chairs Cradles, Cribs Trundle Bed
steads, Toy Bureaus, &c. o. L. FILLYAW.
March I'd, 1859 l5O&27-ly
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRlVALLED In MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE

HOME AND UROPEAN DEMAND.
The why is that by Natures own process it
gray supplies the natural fluids and thus makes grow on
bald heads all dandruf, itching and heat from the
scalp ques and tones up the nerves, and thus all
nervous headache and may be relied upon to all dis
of the scalp and hair it will stop and keep from
G by the wo Sr yee tG me @e
fall or become gray Them reader read the following nd
judge for yourself:
MEssRs. o. J. WOOD 4 CO.,
Gentlemen: Having heard good deal about Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, and my ha being quite gray
With 3 S ysa fsd s Rssa g ThGh en-
of patent medicines, and short time ago commenced us
ing your article, to test it for myself.
glad did so, and in justice to you, well for the en-
couragement of others who may be gray was but
aside, unwilling to give your Restorative trial till they
have further proof and the best proof being occar demon
such and also direct them to for further proof who
and out of the N. Y Wire railing Establishment every
My hair is its natural color and much improved in
every way being goser and thicker much
''''' ''"'1' '0'9' ' 'N.D HENRY JENKINS.
Cor. Columbia and Carroll ets. Brooklyn.
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative has done
much good in this part of the country My hair has been
from slight burn when was quite an infant have been
using Hair Restorative for weeks and find that
0U @ aH os
liable remedy extant, and advise all who afflicted
that way to use your remedy.
You can publish this if you think proper. Yours &c.,
S. w. MIDDLETON
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8, 1859.
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative proving
itself beneficial to The 'front.' and also the back part Of
my head almost lost its coverngwas in fact Ihave
used but half pint bottles of your Restorative and now the
top of my head is we'll studded with promising crop of
young hair and the front is also receiving its benefit
have tried other preparations without benefit whatever
think from my own personal recommendations, can in
duce many others to try it.
Yours, respectfully, D. Il. THOMAS, M. d.,
No. AGA Vine Street.
The Restorative is put up bottles of three Sizes viz
large, medium and small the small holds pint and
tails for dollar per bottle the medium holds at least
twenty per cent in proportion than the SMALL reai
for dollars per bottle the large holds quart 40 per
cent. in proportion, and retails for So bottle
o. J. WOOD K CO., Proprietors, "A Broadway, New
York, and ia NJ 4rket St., ST. Louis Mo.
AND GOOD DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GooDs
| DEALERS.
Nov. 5th, 1859. 53&ll-3m
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FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. Bacon ID @ "A Cotton
Fair to Good 10 a lO!; Ordin. Mid a 90; Flour
family IS a S. 80 Super. 60 q S. 65; Fine IS q
IS 40 Scratched 10 a IS Is Gran-Corn 81 90 a O5;
Wheat, ST OG % Is Oats, 60 q 70 Peas, so IS q 80;
Rye ST. 10 q 20 Lardl4 @ Is cents Molasses-Cuba
% a. 30 New Orleans, SO q 90 cents SatIiver-
a 90 Virgin, 81 81 q 70; Hard 81 90 q l5 Spirits,
81 373 cents
CottonNot much offering for the past days. market
Four-The arrivals the past week have been smaller
than for time previous Sales easily made at
above figures.
limited to few small lots, which reported to have
changed hands at 379 cts
PorkWe the arrival of large drove of Hogs from
Sampson county yesterdy We understand that none OF
it has been disposed of yet.
week loot up 900 bales Of which exporters took
bales The market has dec ned 3D. and holders press
ing sales crop The authorized quotations are
Fair Orleans ........7s Mddng Orleans ......7
Fair Mobile .........72 Mddng Mobile. ......G5
Fair Upland Z 3-l6 Mddng Upland. C GIG
The stock of American Cotton is rs? 900 bales.
Friday December l6.-The sales of Cotton to-day were
1000 bales the market closing quiet
State of Trdde-The accounts from Manchester are I'M
favorable, the market having slightly declined but closing
quiet.
London Money Markst-The Money market is unchanged
and the supply abundant The Bullion in the Bank of Eng
land f3 Consos quoted at 954 for the
account eX-dyidend.
Cotton HaUre Market-The sales of the week up s.
600 bales Tres Ordnare l12f The market
but unchanged.
LiUerpoof General Markets-Flour is dull and the
ket steady Wheat also steady the market closing firm
Corn has advanced Cd. Sugar buoyant, and all de
scripons have slightly advanced with export demand
Rice is quiet Rosin dull at As. As. 3D. closing buoyant
Turpenne is dull at 33s. 3D. 34s. Tea has advanced
Id.
LiUerpool Saturday, December 1S-Sales to-day of G.,
900 bales Co ton There little inquiry and prices were
weak.
London, Saturday Eceing-Consols quoted at 955
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA.


Steamer Kate McLaurin Evans, from Fayetteville "a
Allen Clark W
sehr; Northern Light Lake. from New York, to t. CO
sshr J. ". Allen. squiers, from New York, to T. c.
schr Ben Lynch, from New York, to E. Murray & Co.
mdze. - W.
schr Richard A. Wood, Cranmer, from New York to
schr; Iowa, Payne from Perquimans Co., to Ellis &
Schr Palestine, Gibbs, from Perquimans Co.. to Ellis &
MITCHELL with l 1886 BUSH corn.
sGhF LEE, F. F. Hanks Bragg from Perquans Co., to stOk
ley Oldham, with $50 bush corn. -
schr Edwin Samuel, Gibbs, from Hyde Co., to J.R.
80 steamer North Carolina, Barber from Fayetteville,
to A. E. Hall.
ao-Br. brig Ann Loytt DewOE, from Turks Island,
Jan. New schr. NJ. 4. shindler Ireland, from Boston
to Harrss & Howell with 25CO sacks salt.
schr. Myrover Hughes, from New York. to T. c. B. G.
Worth.
2-schr David Faust MosIander, from Philadelphia,
7. C. B. G: Worth with mdze.
schr Smithsonian, Davis from New York. to A. D. Ca.
Steamer North Carolina, Barber, from Fayetteville to A.
4schr James Davis, Moore, from sOop Point to T. e.
B. g. Worth; with goods from wreck of Schr Woodbne
Schr Lavnia, Cranmer, from Jacksonville, to Rankin
Martin with naval stores and cotton.
Steamer Kate McLaurin Evans, from Fayetteville to /
LEND Clark.
CLEARED.
Dec. 29schr. ]. Talbot Payson, for Portsmouth, N.
f., by j. & D. Mc2ae Il Co.. with los 900 feet lumber.
Schr Lizzie Maui, Lake. for Philadelphia by T. @. B.
G.. Worth; with naval stores, &c.
with 81 bbs spirits urpt 265 do rosn, 262 do tar 226
bales cotton, 762 bush. pea nuts.
30-Schr. T. c. Worren, Dixon for Baltimore, by I. c. Il
B. g. Worth with Ga bbls. spirits turpt 80 do copper
nYuOI, % cOrIs juniper WI hoxe mdze.
schr M. Y. Davis, Robinson for New York, by r. Z.
B. g. WORTH with S35 bbls spirits turp 800 do rosn rs
do soap stone do potatoes 196 bales cotton yarn
$50 bush pea nuts % do. axseed, SO hhds. Al bags II
boxes bbls. and hhd dried fruit bbls. and tcs wax
boxes mdZe. =
Steamer Flora, Mcdonald, Hurt, for Fayetteville by T.
c. & B. g. Worth
Steamer Kate McLaurn, Evans for Fayetteville by AL
en- q Clark. "
Exports schr. Lizzie Maui for Philadelphia 200 bbls
spirits tupt Is do crude d. 925 do. rosin tar
l62 bales cotton Is do p do rags, 1850 BUSH pea
nuts 162 bags and bbs. dried fruit
3lSchr. F. Edwards, Babcock, for New York, by Har.
rss Howell with 364 bbs spirits turpentne 99l do rosin
400 do. tar, so bales cotton, 1856 bush. pea nuts.
Jan 2-Schr. Eliza Williams, Taylor for New York. by
Willard Curtis with Is bb spirits urpt l56 do crude
do, 436 do. rosin, % bales cotton.
3Steamer North CarOlinia Barber, for Fayetteville, by
A. E. Hall.
4.Schr George Harriss Darcy, for New York, by Har
riss Howell with $50 bbls rosn, 20 bales cotton,
bushels pea nuts, % empty bbls., box mdze.
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DIRECTORS.
a. HUNTINGDON CHARLES BOSWELL, JOY ALLYN,
ALBERT DAY, HENRY KENEY, JOHN T. BRACE,
JAMES GOODWIN, CALVIN DAY, CHARLES j. Russ.
II. HUNTINGTON, President.
TIMo. G. ALLYN Secretary.
C. C. LYMAN, assistant Secretary.
WIN. N. Bowers, ActuGry.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY YEARS. continues Insure against Loss Damage
by Fire Dwellings,, Furniture, Warehouses; Stores EHr
chandse, Mills Manufactures and most other kinds of
Particular attention given nsurng Farm Property
ssting of Dwellings, Barns and Out Buildings connected
and Furniture, Live Stock Hay GRAIN Farming Utensils
years at loo rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed duly authorised Agent for Wimi gon and vicinity
Losses equtably adjusted this Agency, and paid imme
da tey, upon satisfactory proofs in funds current IN tn
oies of Neac York or Boston, the assured may prefer
81. r. SAVAGE, Agent.
Tmngton, n. G., Feb. 10. 1s5s.-l1l-96ly*
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HATHAWAY & CO..
WHINING TON, N. c.,

OFFER FOR SALE
low sacks Ground Alum, Marshars fine factory filled
"'u 0enrey ; Darcys Salt.
4oO DasS MO, Aaguayra, Cape and Java Coffee.
$50 barrels Clarified and Refined Sugars.
20 hhds' Ialr 10 choice Muscovado Sugar.
rs do. prime retailing Cuba MoIasses,
100 casks prime new crop Rice.
5" lc' cpolce esern Bacon Sides and Shoulders
100 barrels extra New River Mulets,
zoo boxes Soap and Candles
IOO barrels Portland New Orleans and refined svrun
iO do Cincinnati, N. Y. City Mess and Prime pork
400 kegs Nails, of good brand. O '''N0 VI NJ
Also, Lard in barrels tierces and kegs Matboa 1E,o
i east Powders, Tea Hay, Gunny Bags, Gunny Rae
pei &C. &C. Wholesale buyers visiting the civ
WILL apa 1t to their interest to call upon %. left
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MARRIED..

In this town. Thursday night Dec 29th by John
s. Long, Mr. W. H. BROWNING to Miss MARTHA AT
KINSON.
In this town. Wednesday evening Sd inst, by W. T. j.
Vann Esq, Mr.. JOHN NICHOLAS VAN SOLEN to Miss
ALMIRA CARSON.
On the evening of the 2Sth inst by the Rev. John s.
Long, Mr. B. F. SMITH, of Georgetown, S. c., to Miss
NANCY WOODARD of this city,
In this town, on the 29th inst by W T. j. vann ESQ.,,
Mr.. JAMES W. BARNES, to Miss NAOMI A. WILDER.
In this town on Thursday evening last by W. B. Flanner
ESD, Mr. ROBERT BELL, to Mrs. CATHARINE WOOD,
In Warren County thu 2lst inst by Rev. Joseph B.
Cheshire of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Mr. NCHO
LAS M LONG, Jr, of Halifax County, to Miss SAIE H.,
only daughter of Gen'l. saml. A. Williams of Warren
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THE MoRMoNs-The MormOns, according to their
own census, are decreasing in Utah. In 1886 they
numbered $4,000 in 1857 only 81 ,O22, and in 1858
onv about 10000 They claim, however, that they
are increasing in the country at large and in the world
and they ascrbe the dminution in Utah to temporary
causes and absences. 1t is computed that there are
% 600 in Great Britain and Ireland, and 1000 on the
continent of Europe, besides some 5000 in Canada,
OO0 in California and several thousand in the Eastern
statcs and South America. Altogether they number
10000 Utah is the only place where they practice
novgamy and carry out their theories of civil govern
ment, as we'll Of religion and it is the only place
.nbora they do not increase.
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SANDS SARSA RILLA.
A MOST INVALUABLE MEDICINE.

This preparation which purely vegetable will and
speedily the most nveerate cases. of ScrOfua Stub
born Ulcers Fever sores, Pmples Mercuria diseases LV
complaint loss of Appetite and other similar Diseases
In its operation it enters into the circulating fluids passes
through every part of the body and assmates itself with
the different fbres tissues and parts which comprise
1.-THE WONDERF UL MACHINE"
Ii hamOnZes and uutes with the nedCGhG nature life
preserving principle healthy secretons invgOratef
the constitutions gives stamina the debtated frame
the patient to sound and perfect health.
Prepared and sold by A. 3. D. SANDS, Druggists TO-
Fulton street, New York.
For sale also by w. II. LIPPITT, Wilmington, N. G.
January 5th, 1860. l9-lw
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exceedingly quiet with limited transactions 4O3 cents per
gallon No sales Saturday. and at the close the market
is dull at above price. Sales as follows:
Wednesday. 400 bbs, at 4O4 cents per gallon
Saturday 100 " 4Ok " ="
RosN-We have no change importance in this
article The finer grades continue to be neglected, and we
nothing in the way of sales to report We are unable to
give anything like correct quotation for No The market
has ruled quiet for No. 2 and hear OF the sale of
y 500 bbs Tin the early part of the week) at 81 l24
bb For Common the market rules steady there is tair
demand but the parcels market are held above the
views of buyers Sales Wednesday Of 600 bbls at 81 TO-
and Thursday 400 81 II IL per 80 lbs. But little
coming in and the stock market exceedingly light and
no sellers at above figures.
TAR-Has been brought in slowly and in moderate de-
mand About bbls received for the week and sold at
81 so per bbl
BEEF CAFTLE-Continue to be brought to market spar
ngy and are in request the supply in butchers hands
has been nearly worked off One small drove sold day or
two since at cents per h.
BAREr1s-The market moderately supplied with empty
Spirits Iupentne barrels and in the absence OF the usual
demand rules decidedly dull lot of 500 second hand
sold in the early part week 81 Is each they
80 days.
CoTTN-Snce our review of Wednesday last there has
been moderate demand from buyers and the market has
ruled steady former rates The finer grades have sold
readily there very little offerings While The lower
grades have been neglected and accommodating The
foreign advces received Monday rather unfavor
able but yet they have had effect Oh prices here the
market closing quotations below The sales for the
week comprise bales at the following quotations. nfe
rior cents good ordinary 10 cents low mdding lO to To-
cents middng lO to log cents strict middng log to lo
cents good middlng 10 IL to 10 9l6 cents and mddne
fair lO2 cents per ID.
| Corn MEAI-Ltle or received from the country
still there moderate supply in the granarles, and W.
quote small sales at 80 cents to 81 per bushel
FEATHERsAre in active demand, and the market is en-
rely bare We quote nomnay at 40 to so cents per Id
FLoUR-We nave no material alteration to report in tn
State brands far regards prices The re
cepts have unusually small for several weeks past
and the supply on market confined to small parcels tn
hands of retailers There is however, only light deman
at and the sales have been confined to or w
small Sc l23 Sc Is for superne and st 3'3 81
per bbl for family.
GRAN-In the Corn market have to report considers
BILE duIlness and decline of cents quotation OF Wee
uesday OF the cargoes left market at the close of OF
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOE THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 4TH, 1860.

The receipts of produce both by river and railroad have
been very light during the past two weeks the holidays hay
ing interrupted the business and have therefore, but
meagre transactions to report since last review:
TURPENTNE-Has been in moderate request throughout
the week Just ended for dsng purposes and the market
has ruled steady former quotations. The receipts have
been exceedingly light and sufficient for ordinary pur
purposes We quote sales of only 437 bbs., follows
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

THE FOIL OWING NUMBERS DREW THE PRINCIPAL
Il Prizes in the Drawing of December 18th, 1859.
Numbers. Prizes Numbers. Prizes. Numoers. Prizes
1883 900 10000
24;676 80 OOO 1924 $4,000 ............
1884, 5494 6O43 1886, 6S46 $685. 1880, s749 1885, 1O
Az 1884, IL 46, l2SOS 10 44 1918 1886 1921, 49,
0l6 Is OPS 06l, 1866 1923 1894 1880 81 $685. 2
49, 81 781 81 945, LILA 1872 % ISL 49, $780, "a
49, "a 62O ,2G3, 265O6 $685. 269O2, 273 O42 u.s.
373, %, 426-$lOOO each.
The Drawing of this celebrated Lottery will take
place the 5h of January For particulars advertise
ment in another column
DON RODRIGUEZ, Charleston, S. G.
Dec. 3lst, 1859, 99&l9-It*
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AltTICLES.
Co'stwise Foreign. Co stwise Fore igl

Observation-Disclosures.
Faxseed &c bushels Pork, Is bbls; Bacon, bbl.
Empty bbs 4G; do. kegs 248 Cider 20 bxs Lines bbls
do. hhds H......... Feathers,5 bgs; Rags % bales
Soap Stone 837 bills. Tallow "a bbs Wine, bxs.
Liquor A bbls. Silver Ore, IA bags 152 bbls.
Mdze, $50 boxes, 81 bbs Copper Ore, 100 bbls.
Dried fruit 1888 bags SO bxs, Sugar 43 hhds.; hoops
1913 bbs. csk., hhds. bdls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Hides l,004 Pipes, bbs Old Copper, bx, bills,
Old Iron hhds and 43 tons. hid
Juniper wood, 25S cords Tobacco, LAG bxs.
Beeswax bags IL boxes So Butter II kgs coffee, hgs.
bbs, casks hhds. Shovels, II doz.; Soap, bXs.
Leather rolls Glue, Is bis Molasses bb tics, 40 lids.
Naptha, 10 bbs Potatoes II bbls,
FOREIGN
Spars IS Meal bushels Fish, bills. Pork, Dbl.
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We would invite the attention of readers to the
AGILE CURE" advertised in columns. 1t is from such
as will give the public confidence in its efficacy, and
We have lie armed reliable sources, that its virtues will
nsan their fullest expectations Citizens of the West can
nat fail to appreciate the paramount value to them of safe
-, certain remedy for this affecting distemper without
either Ounne or minerals, and consequently without injury
- tp constitutional health We have more than ordinary
satisfaction proclamng this remedy because con-
nced it will crying want among US, and to
relieve a great amount of suffering
1oLltl9.lt Republican, Wd1Sdlo, Ind.
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TAt the close yesterday.

,,nrxrERs.-Errors are sometimes laughable A
oIn@ clergyman printed sermon, the subject of which
yvas the necessity Tor moderate and rational relaxation
In which occurred the passage men should work ana
tbo reigons world was scandalized by reading men
ohnnld work and play, too ~