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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-12

+At hc June term, all ,he justices appear I.
the purpose ui making the County levy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-12

HAVE JUST RECEIVED i lot Of SEASON
| ABLE GOODS, 10 which would call special
attention Wor.ted Hoods aud CATERS tor Ladies,
and Children; Sontags, Mariposas, Hair Nets.
Worsted Talrnas tor Children. These goods are
very much lower than they were few wecks since.
inn W B. RICHARDS, JR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-12

DOYS AND WOMENS SHAWLS, TO BE
ID CLOSED OUT AT 4 SACRIFICE.-Win
be sold extremely low 10 close consignment, lot
OF SHAWLS, suitable for boys and women. Call
and see. JOHN =. CREIGHTON, Auct.,
dec 30 No 50, King-strcet
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eaNctUsloS,
Correspondence Of the n. y. Evening Pos,

PRESIDENTIAL CLENExcY TOWARDS NEono.
Mr.. Buchanan has been gnilty of a good action
The devil himself is entitled 70 his iues, AID sas
Chief Magistrate ,Aould ges credit for every &C.
sios which Il TO Ills credit. Your readers will
remember the case Of Manuel Moran the colored
man who was thrown into Jail and tried for hxr-
boring his own son, the jury BRINGING a.ni ,r
guilty and Judge Cra~sssd ming MIN eco fop
tHa startling crane. The court gave Moran six
nibnths in whichito collect the money, be giving
bail for his appearance at the end Of that Iigne,
Without I've color Of Jaw, sefae his bail time had
exlarca, no was seized and thrown into Jail.
doubtless to fflghtcn him into betraying his son.
Hers he lay for sixty days. without sufficient food
and rasment, until Mr.. Buchanan pardoncd the
poor man, and RENTED his fine ieT slays
s;:.ssas pat ~
alne case was made up admirably for Attorney-
Generai Black, the grievances Of Moran being Get
forth ID style to extract tears from Z stone. -
The Attorney General did not hesitate moment,
and ne expressed his afihioa that ii Vas tie
most cruel case which ever came 70 Lis kRowl.
aage He sent the case up TO tho President, with
recommendation, Tor pardon; and am crelibly
informed that the President suggested that the
grievances Of Moran be omitted from the peti-
ton, and let the case be 4 simple pardon without
any exhibition Of the cruelties Of the case. But
we must not look gifthorse in the moath--the
l, gardonsd Moran, and no Is nov at
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

hITs.--(From Vanity Fair. WHO govern
the South The Massas
Motto for our Police Magistrates.-Fine by
degrees.
The first man who jumped to conclusion
Sam Patch.
Dyre Revcngc.-Sprinkle your enemy with
Prussian Blue.
A Physicians rule of Observation-Disclosures UNI.
der monument.
A Prophecy for James Bacbanan-March
FOURTH!
The man who always has "Brick in his Hat
The Lecturer, IL. Clay Pate -
A rush to the head,---Th ladies of New York
cannotcxpect to entirely succeed with their latest
fashions 1t is plainly evident that the new bon
nets are too much for them.
A problem.-If, as Psychologists tell us, the
human body is seven parts Stearin and one part
water, how is it with the pilots on the East River
ferry -boatsg
General Stagnation.-The Nation presided
over by an old Buck.
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NEW YORK.
LEGAL NOTICES
I>RUSTEES SALE

- w - LEIsO GALE.
Whereas John Hopkins and Caroline HOPKINS wife
81 the said John on the 18th day OF March, a. d. 1857
by deed q that date conveyed me- trustee the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, TO w.t.
part OF the north est quarter n w. Of Section No
i've 20 In Township Seventy, 0) north Of Range two (2
being the whole OF said quarter except forty
the East side Of same also except three taken out
the south East corner Of said quarter, and containing
about one hundred and fifteen acres, less and
being the sse conveyed to said John Hopkins Nv John
Hunt on said 18th day Of March, A. D. 1857 which truA
deed vas made to secure the payment Of certain prom
note Of the date executed by the said JOHN and
Caroline Hopkins, payable to John Hunt order for re
sum q Eleven Hundred Dollars with interest Mt the rate Of
per cent per annum Rom date till paid described
and specified In said trust deed
And whereas said note Is now past due and unpaid
therefore. by virtue 81 the power and authority h NJ
vested ~ said deed Of trust and according 20 the prpy
SONS OF the same, will said trustee Thursday the
s Mn DAY 81 March, u ls6r at o'clock p. NJ at the
o aoor o. Marion Hall In the City 81 Burlington Iowa
proceed sell the shove described Real Estate fr cash
. ne highest bidder at public auction for the payment d
said debt Interest and costs.
fsbl7.wtd cnuT Ar-nrv
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NEcsos TorcMxG PRAYER.-The Rev. DR..
n, TIE new Missionary Bishop for the SOUTH
fst was native Of the city Of Richmond, and
'red lady in the neighborhood. On his re-
r there, to attend the meeting of the General
FD'enton, he brought his wife with him, to the
delight Of all the family, and especially of
oh family servants. 1t was great gala-day
ping tn. slaves Of the household, and they ex-
Fe'ed their JOY in variety Of demonstrations
? god old negro, who was an ''exhorter" and
ashsder,' went of alone to pray, in view Of
Cad event. His prayer was overheard, and
vas thc burden Of il:
lord, We bress dy name for bringin young
70 back to de old home agin. safe snd sound.
thes dy name, too, for giyin OF her SIGH a
" ausesn'. 0 Lord take good care Of him !;
~ 9 Lori as thou hast made Tim word
ass' ier tee, do thou, Q Ford be Heart.
Hs 70 him-for Jesus, sake. Manufactured
.Lzrd
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The Planet Jupiter now shines with bright
ness unequsled among the stars, except by Venus
when near her inferior conjunction. The pres.
ent position OF the planet is in the constellation
Gemini, or the twins, not far from the Meridian
OF Sirius, the brightest of the fixed stars, and
closely preceded by the finest constellation of all
the heavens, Orion; SO that we have, and shall
have for months to come, in juxtapositlon, the
nightly company of this splendid galaxy-Jupi-
ter, in his brightest glory; Sirius or the greater
Dog; Capela; Castor and Pollux; Procyon, or
the little Dog; Aldeba,an; the Pleiades, and
the unrivalled constellation of Orion, with the
Planet Saturn not far away.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

RELIEF IN TEN MISrrEs-Rrva.s h1moaic Waters.
most certain and speedy remedy ever discovered or
al diseases 9th Chest and Lungs Coughs Colds Ash.
ma, Consumption Bronchitis, Influenza, Hoarsene.
Difficult breathing Sore Throat, &C.
These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when perseysred with according to directions
never fall to effect rapid and lasting cure Thousands
have been restored to perfect health who have tried other
means in vain To all classes and all constitutions they
are equally blessing and need despair, no
matter how long the disease may have existed or however
severe may be- provided the organic structure Of the
vital organs Is not hopeessy decayed Every one afflicted
should give them an impartial trial.
TO Vocaists and Public Speakers these Waters are pc
cuiariy valuable: they will In day remove the most
severe occasional hoarseness and their regular use for
few days WILL at all times increase the power and lexibi
~ Of the voice. greatly improving ts Tone compass and
cearnesr for which purpose they regularly used BY
many professional vocalists JOB MOSES,
Sole Proprietor. Rochester, N. Y
Price Is cents per box. For sale by Ill Druggists
octl41veow.
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Mexican Mustang Linime nt.-From rich and
poor bond and free, all colors grades and conditions Of
life We hear the need Of praise awarded this wonder.
full article Sores healed pains relieved saved
valuable animals made useful and untold ills assuaged BY
this great medicine, which is surprising TO the judgment
man. What family does not require standard Liniment.
Who heard u the effects produced BY any other
artices For Cuts, Bruises, Spraus, Rheumatism Swell
iss Strained Horses, &C.. it has equal Be,ca,e Q,
limitations The genuine Mustang Lniment Is sold BY all
respectable Druggists and Livery Men in every town. par
sh and hamlet throughout North and South America Eu
rope, and the Islands Of the Ocean, Buy At once.
BARNES PARK,
jan.-w'm Proprietors, New York.
Observation-Disclosures Bachelors Wigs and Toupe.s
surpass all They elegant, light and durable Fitting
70 . charm-no turning up hchpd-po shrinking oEtbe
the head Indeed this = the only Establishment where
hese things properly understood and made.
ui5w1y. 16 Bond Street. New Yorka
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

The Kansas territorial legislation have counted
noses on the act to prohibit slavery in the terri
tory, intending TO test the bred Scott dogma
and the "a Republicans and Douglas Democrats
in the House will vote for the bill, and admin
istration Democrats against it. The Governor
will veto it, and it will then be passed over his
veto A case can easily be made up under it ard
The Supreme Court will then have the opportu-
nifty to change its volunteer dictum to judicial
decision, and thus allow Mr.. Douglas to come out
square for slave code, as is that expected con.
tngcncy he has promised to do
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

HAIR DYE-HAR DYA-HAIR DrE.-Wm. A. BatcAe
ls,s Hair Dye-7ne original and Besf in the World
All others limitations, and should be avoided II
you wish to escape ridcue.
GRAY, Red, or Rpsfy lair dyed instantly 10 beautiful
and natural brown black without the injury
hair or skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor since 1872 and 50 900 applications
have been made to the hair Of his patrons Of his famous
Dye.
VIM A. Batcae,ors Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature, and
njure in the least however long may be continued and
the III effects Of bad dyes remeded the hair invgoatsd
or life by this splendid dye.
Made sold or applied lin private room) at the wig
Factory, Is Bond street, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns OF the United States BY
ruggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
EE-The genuine has the an address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of eac. Box. Of
WILLIAM 4. BACHELOR,
jul5wly. 16 Bond street, New York.
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nUni.fx1f0N. Fridev. nm

BUnityofox, Friday, pm.
weather continues eool, ~ ~ " hsidge :,
re - formerly. Cattle and teams IN nunberl
ars daily crossing-
i Corn has fallen since our last weekly report
% 2s@28 Ct Tor corn in ear, and $500 for
s',sIled and very littie satring. md buyers e
lucsant % opefats.
Wheat . coming in moderately, prices con
tnuing steady. New Springis worth 1885 C.
per bushel
in minor products there ID no change Of mo-
nenk Potatoes are worth from 3s@i0 cts per
bushel.
sUGAR-sf@ei-crashed II |; refined white
lie. Clarified To-
COFFEE-lS0l4
HOLASSEs-By the Dbl, Rehoiled, -; Syr.
up. IS; kegs g %.
NAILS-Asp., ~ IS.
RICE-0c
fRUIT-Raisins prime, % so.
BROOMS-4l 73@2 90 per dozen.
WHEAT-New Winter, 9Oc(0Sl %; new
Spring, 1895 Prices steady good command
ing outside quotations
FLOUR-.hoice winter, S6 so retail; NS 90
wholesale; Spring p 80 retail; - % whole
sale.
BEANs-4l O0@sl 50 pr bush.
POTATOES-35@4Oc per BUSH
3CoRN-In ear 2s@2sc.; shellcd No. ts2s@
20 cts-very dull.
OATS-SOc
BUTTER-lO@l2c.
EGGS-9c,
ONI0NS--40fa50c.
HAY-Timothy, 47@aS.
WOOD-&2 5O@$3 90.
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ST. Ln,lis Feb Ia

ST. Louis, Feb. l6.
r, lights to New Or'ears IRE steady, at soc for
aeur, 10 and 7ac for p * and whisky, soc for
com and 2o@3pc for weight freight
WHEAT-Unchanged at the close, with sales
Of 494 SKIS damp and good fall at 81 l5@sl Is;
1872 SKIS club and POT sxs fair fall at IL ~; 1871
SKIS good and prime at 81 25O$l 50, 2S4 SKIS
choice at II sl@l 50, and about Z. 600 AXIS club
and fall on E,iyate seims As we have no change
whatever since the week began, we omit any no
tlce Of previous Sales
q RN-The masket declined 2@3e, with sases
OF 6Sl SKIS yellow and mixed, part second
hand sacks. 4, 54sss3c; Nb69 sks mixed and
yellow, iii lois as b6c; 40osfs yellow ut soc. de-
livercd ! 452' AXIS white, plrt delivered at ecc.-
Pteyie usly demand was brisk for olslers, and the
Prevailing range 5S{g62e for common lots fink
Cd or yellow to choice white.
OATS-Sappics have b en- small, and with
somc orders In market, prices have generally
been maintained for light to choice at a4@6o,--
Al tn clos We quote sales Of 40 - 1t csc
ESQ SKIS at tsc, a,.A l4l sksat n6c.
blsOG R-Operstions ~ . sm.... way only were
reported to-d...; so bbls city snpcrfne and 80
bis country do at Is 30; so bills bow grade
country II S5 60 delivered; 75 bbls double ex-
ira country on private terms: and 90 bbls coun-
try scratched At s. q. Previously better
feeling was al ervej caused Nv : little more than
ordinary inquiry for the supply Of orders 2.8OO
bbls city superfnc sold on Monday and Tuesday,
n S5 70@e5 90, or private; LOO double ex-
tra, private; country hne ct % LEI; scratched
at A5 rs, and double extra at &6.
Pork--Wc have had an active and 6rm mar
kct throughout, With rather STRENGTHENING ZEN
sisDcy, Eales Ut Monday embraced $50 and
1900 Ibis mers, to arrive, At $3.50; lOa do at
1880; 500 d, On b ard, ut Nj ,G2t; also to ar
i've, 800 bbls mess 1t &l7.a5; 100 Ibis n. O. Il
&l6,as; S5 do rumps q II .7S, and 200 bhls do
70 arrive a SIC ~ hbl. Yesterday were l 500
bbls mess, 10 arrive, u el7, 50; about $50 hbls,
ii lots here, Ut 1850 led do city mess 70 Hll an
order, 1t lT,7s; 81 bbls \. and n. O. u l7,2S,
delivered o. board; - bhls sumps q 1870 N
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r EGAL NOTICE.
ESTATE on HEMAN SEYMOUR nrczAArn

ESTATE OF HEMAN SEYMOUR, DECTAArA.
The undersigned hare this day heen appnsnted ~ -
vounty Court q Des Mones cauntg Iowa. Exscuors =
INC Estate q ieman SEYMOUR deceased ixte Of -
ANrsrsons holding claims against aAla Esasc are hereby
notified to presen. the same y saia Cenr r allow
sna AZ persons ncf'eA 70 aA Estate win be required q
make PsyWeGt " IT, uAderstynsd
=. G. SEYMOUR.
\. r. SEYMOUR
parvtle. Dies Mones Co., Feb l3ditliv
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! Is
Al - what changes tiane has vroaxhk.
And boz psvdictions have uiscarricd -
A few have reached the IL they sonxht.
And some are dead and some arc married.
And sumo In city jaurnals war;
Aud s0me - politicians bicker;
And some are pieading at the bar,
For jury veFdicts or for liqaos!
And some on trade and commerce wait.
J Ard rome In school with ounces battle:
And some the gospel propagate,
And some the choicest breed Of cattle:
And some are living at their ease,
And some we're wrecked in the strevulsion y
Some serve the State for handsome fees,
And some hear upon compulsion
Lamont, who, in his college days,
Thought cen . cross amoral scandal,
Has left his Puritanic ways
And worships now with bell and candle;
And Mann, who mourned the negrds fate,
And held the slave % most unlucky,
Now holds him, at the market rate,
On plantation in Kenencky!
Tom King, who sworc in such tone
1t fairly might be doubted whether
1t really was himself alone,
Or Knox and Ercbus together
Has grown very altered man,
And, changing oaths for mild entreaty,
Now recommends the Christian plan
To sayages in Otaheite
Alas, for young Ambitions vow,
How envious fate may overthrow it!
Poor Harvey is in Congress now,
Who struggled long to be q poet;
smith carves (luite well) memorial stone,
Who tried in vain to make the law go;
Hall deals in hides; and 'sPious Jones"
Is dealing faro in Chicago.
And, sadder still, the brilliant Hays,
Once honest, manly, and ambitious,
las taken latterly to ways
Extremely proaigate and vicious;
y slow degrees-I cau't tell how
He's reached at last the very grounded,
md in New York he figures now,
A member Of the Common Council!
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49,. ~ - 49, - ktsday, Eeo. l0
80. 49, ~ ~ :, eaneai exhent1ooo q -
.s...~. - = ~. " Ct 1ichigan, -.
IN s.s.,s - - - = Union Hall, Y this city,
$3.50 q 49, aaesss1pasl ~ m &C.
sne.s !. n.sats, mas g drst promised
q Tr~-s... A 49, ~ nof,oe she recent calamity
| = ~, 49, 49,. n 9.l which . situated
va ana = ~ 49,. s Union School building
1910 .A...s 49,. - c.Pacisy, toere being pr-
~ - $500 ~ suee,and persons 10 attendance
49,. .1' Jcates % tne evening were about %
sssss:s ~ : POssaon q ne noor commenced
| 80 ~ Mo&en! scene Of excitemene
1870 - Pse.enseo aeeslf, that beggAEs aes.
!, 4 Hsntac fash was made for the stair
IIsusag IRON the hail. Fortunately the
SaVewaN @ me University. with the Masshals of
80 cseIsne' were standing at the head Of the
!. 49,. ~, WIN commend.bse paesence ofmind
= once closed and locked the DOORS seeing q Z
glance snns Prccipitable rush down the narrow
snu winding stairways would Be ~ terrible in it,
consequences, II not more 30, than 70 abide the
es Ms = u,c sesuing o. tne noots
Peusc was neiSnsened Oy tine lalling Of one
Y. ~ lAF9e IRON columns OF which there are
Even, cacn aDo0t twenty feet m length, support
us sne ceinhe. Inc settiing OF the door caused
~ aopssg 81 tne column near the north end
- s.'o ~. AEVu. avs iAssenihg ~ the top, and the
ce'nne aoove nos settling 70 proportianate ex-
yCssIng = we crowd was Thrown from its pespen-
Su.s yos'aCn, ana iei over with ito full weight
, 1917 's' Mno we're unable 20 escape from be-
49, ~ happs'y u struck IN . window, and
:. Ioul'u rcs' on !nc sli 90 that those under
MI, sascu iroM DeihS crushed.
WIN tne most persevering efforts, partial or
-. 49, soon Secured samc'ens TO enable the re-
.lUlss"nces OF tnc presiding omcer 70 be heard,
ws.cI w uoors were opened ana the assembly
lIn.ueo 20 quietly disperse. q was not until
.arge Proporton o. the audience had retired, that
tGe result OF the accident was fully ascertained,
Mnen u was iound that tour persons were badly
INJURED. Iney were removed at once to the
RESIDENCES ana medical aid summon
~. Ine following are the wounded:
1onn Chase, boy about fourteen years Of age,
\. IN o. Mr. :: n Chase, the former Treasurer Of
lne University; skull badly fractured; no hopes
'r1 en'eItalned OF nis recovery.
1onn Allen, another boy; some cuts and con-
'ased wounds on the head; severely but not dan
ser0usly wounded. |,
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SKI TELL Pa WHEN He QoxEs HoxE.r-One
Of our citizens who has taken some pride for
several years in cultiyating a full crop of hair
on his face, was called away from home on bust
ness some time since. While absent, an inexpe.
rienced barber spoiled his whiskers in trimming
them, which SO chagrined him that he directed
the barber to make clean job Of it, BY shaving
whiskers and mustache bsth off The barber
obeyed, and our friends face was as smooth and
delicate AZ when he was in his teens re Ee-
turned home in the night. Next morning his
little girldid nos recognize him on waking up
Looking over her mother, and seeing, ssshe sup.
posed, stranger in the bed, she remarked in her
childish simplicity: "Misterget out Of here; III
L Il MY Pa on you when he comes home. ICON
nersville Times y
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BURLINGTON. Feb. LIZ. 1850.

CDynax, Eso:--I have read with intercs,
,,sr Valentine, Published in this mornings Hawk.
Ere dated the l4th inst, and signed "A debt
mver vhen he has the means; and write this
d, TO ak Shat effect waf{les and coffee have on
rsur correspondents pen. Not to ask why the
,,s POLITICAL course Of Mr.. White IA private
,,i,eo, Is introduced in connection with our city
hs0ds or what i, has to do with them il; not even
/, discuss the propriety Of paying the interest
s,up,ns due, nor none Of these; but Sir, to
aodes,ly ask Why your correspondent will use
The past par,iciple got in connection with the
,erb 40 have" as he does towards the close of
bis "wanle- Valentine, where he says ''the inter
ut and the principal have got to be paid"
Now say that this connection of got" with
nave Is an illicit one, and the sooner 1t 10 aban-
aned the better Got" has no business with
lave and il is surplusaee. If you have thing
YOU 10 have it, and that is all there is of it,
nd YOU don't have 1t any more by aifixiug got"
even 'mine Got" to it.
NO BOND HOLDER.
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Mexican Mustang Linimens,-Its wonderful
effects and consequent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES article in
she history Of the Matera Medca acquired the same
patronage was subjected the number Of
dnerent ts and met with few failures the Mustang
Eminent u has justly been styled Psnacea for all
tsrnal Wounds, Cuts, swelings, sprans, Bruises or
Erupttons on Man Beast. II Is far medicine Of
surprising virtue that Physicians are compelled to pre-
scribe It, and from remarkable cures Of Chronic and
Distorted Rheumatic it has naturally attracted much
attention from the first scientific minds Of the age No
ianiiy afford to be without bottle Of the Mustang
Eminent in the house. Rs,sa,e Of limitations.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers in all parts Of
the world. BARNES PARK
febl1-w.m Proprietors New York
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such q renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint,
the evidence Of ito virtues, wherever it has been
employed. Az it has long been In constant use
throughout this section, we need not do moro
than assure the people fts quality II kept up 10
the best IL ever has been, and that Il may be n.
lied on TO do for their relief ~ Il has ever been
found 70 do.
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~ Ag1Ae esCss - Near u snaIl Os1es sl1es d
nnes - n, ~ 10 bls n. q, - arrive, n, 20 100
To- hauls IN pickle, - arrive q &c.
Cut Meats laws bcen 6rM Hike ~ claaecs 0f
psOvisnnA TranActjons have besn ooly pofsiy
sepOrted, and c0nsiAe u (eO1d Mondsy) 5000
shoulders, IN hulk, a. &c; 00Oh hams ~ Sic, and
HOO sides - ~, delivered here On The opening
Of navigation
moet nsnness tA0nghoat, with fair sales Or
shoulders 1t 74c; ribbed sides e}c; clear s1des
l04 and hams lO2@flc; slso loose shoaiiers Il
ne, and plain hams Toe. To-day 10 caaks sh0al-
den at 79c; 2OO0 pcs DO - nc, loose; . casks
clear sides It l04c; SOO canva~sed hams 1t lOsc
N
LlFd-To-day $500 tierces, ~ Quincy, pri-
vate. Previously about $40 packages aold q ~
cents for head; prime, to arrivs, at lOc; came
on immediate delivery ~ lO}c, and kegs It liz.
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GREAT CALAMITY!M
z z qH Y z q
GEN IINE.
GEN TINE
GEHV{EE

IS ANBER col OR
Is NBER COZ on
DIR. SMITHS ELECTRIC OFT l. the mos4 he..sse.,
combination discovered for Pain TN Il on la.ivs
gathered breast and how sesthes new ouirklv
I'll the swelling n removed.
cMres Cyanps IN IN usiauSes.
Gsves Headache IN ~ aaiastes.
Csses kAexDaafisss epeeduy 8N# H.@a
Csyes Newvai0ia IN 10 sstMuSes
CHres 6HrNs N ~ hOwrs.
Cures Erysipek0s In sAnvs
Cures many complaints Of painfal and inamstcry m
Me quicker than anything else, and b he moss soOfuIxa
Of al known medical appliances.
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