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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11
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No.1.-For Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation
No a.-For Worm Fever, Worm Collie, HYettihg the
No. 8:-For Collie, Crying, Tee.hlng, and waEetal-
Ness4.-T9r Dlarthoes, Cholera 1nfa.tan, and SUM
No. 6s4PoF Collie, Gripping. DysenteFy, or Bloody
No. 6.-For Cholera, Cholera Slorbus, Vomiting.
No.iT.-For Coughs. Colds, 1nsuenza, aud Sore
No s.-For Tooth.ache, Facc;ache, aud Neuralgia
No. 9.z=Ror Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Pullness
Nos1osDYsPkps11 plIls-For Weak and Deranged
no. 11.-FoR FTstALE IRRx0ULARlrIE scanty, Palm
'pl, or Suppressed Periods ,,5..-z
No. 12-For Leucorrhea. Profuae Menses, and
No. is.2F6r Group, Hoarse Cough, Rad breathing.
No. 14--skLF RNEUM PtL1s-For Erysspelas, Erup-
No. 15gRaEUsIT1o sPIEIs-For Pain, I.ameness
or Soreness in the Chest, Back, Lotns, or Limbs.
A-For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague
P;IFor piles, Blind or Bleeding, 1nterScI. or Ez-
oApor Sore. weak or 1nflamed Eyes an. Eyelids
Poit;ng, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
O-For Oa4arrh, Of long standing or recent either
with obstruction or profuse discharge.
W.C.-For Whooping Cough, abating Its violence
and shortening It's course.
In all diseases such as Fevers determinations
DaaIFhEa DysenteEys Group. Rheumatism, and such
eruphT dtsease8 as scaTe: Fever Measles sand Fry.
apelas he advantage Of giving tile proper remedies
promptly q obvious. and in all such cases the spe.
clnee act IKE . charm. The entire disease Is often
arrested at once and In all cases the violence Of the
sttaek Is moderated the disease shortene and rem.
4 dered less dangerous.
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent &C.
crrenGe. and which so often lay the foundation Of
diseased lungs bTonchitis and Consumption, may ali
Dc At once cured by the Fever and Cough pins :.
In all chronic diseases, such as DysneFsia, Veal,
stemaGa Constipation, Liver Complaints, piles, Fe.
male De6llty, and Irregularities, old iIenjlRches
oia the case has specifics whose proper M
Paeaaon VIII afford cure in almost every instance
Dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrh or FeT,s1s
WEAKNESS has more than paid for the case ten times
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S.A Nst'O@RED9S
FAlsIIL Z CATEEkREIC PILLS.
coMpouNDED sFRoM

Pare Fegetabe Extracts, and put npEI Glass ca.
SE.Ssl4ir Tight and 7gilt Keep in any climate
. Tho FAAlILIs C.4-t5. ITHARTYC PILLS In Is
gentle but active Gathar a tc which the proprietor
has used in his practice more than twenty years
hecollstantl ytncrcaS-t. ing doMNnd from those
who have long used tho tELLS and the salts
faction which all xprcss;t regard to their use
has induced me to place. them within the reach
of all. III
Tho Profession well know tint different Ca
th1rtics act on different q portons Of the bowels.
The FAAfLLIE CATH-s.E, AR3TC EaELLt has, with
due reference to this = well established fact,
been compounded from E Ia variety of5tlIe pnrest
Vegetable Extra ts,9e3 which act alike on evr-
ry partof the cemcnta- II ry canal and are 10gd
and sgfe In oil cases d wherc Catartc is nee.
ded, ouch rs Derunge- ntentS OF the &0mdcR,
8eepL5Iess Pains IN the Back and E0ins C0stTre5
ness: rum ard Soreness 0uer the t0h1'e tidy rom
sudden cold, which fire. guently ii neglected emil
IN long course of FeueT, LoSs0f 1tlEeftt, Creep
fnG Se17Sdtton IF CbLd y orer he GOtly RcStIkSs-
ness, headache; ri0sight . lin the had nil J7G0m
ntdt0ry Diseases, Worms, in or dtS frEcL-
lrdtisnl, great Purifier of tho Hood and tis-
cases to which flesh is heir. tE5 tn
in this advertisement. D0Sc. ito s. .
PRICE 3 DIMES,
Tho LIVER ISNIG0RAT0R and FAMILY CA
Tl1ARTIC PILLS are retaigd by Druggists general
y and sold wholesale by tho Trndetl ali the large
towns ~ S. 4. Nr,SANFORD.N Md,
5r ManuJ0s tlrer and Proprietor,
agents. y: H. huGAA d co. dec2-l&w1y
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low thpp aft sd thy lite grieyed,
No 1p4Eer bounding free:g,s s9t-.. - t5li,i
Uomenore1 of other days
Hang daTkly over thGel
Canst thuu not break the chain Of thought
kssa That bindB4t hyfvery soul; 5fE.g e - e
~ Or chase away ithesg los my spell @
That seems to gpurn control lf7 5tea
nta1 Thoughts Of the pastSf how strange they bow
~ ~ The onltn despS glouulls
b9si The flowers that latAly decked thy way
Roryou no longer bloom. Ss4s y
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.6it dss That crushed youthful dream;
"a Perhaps behind the,g gloomy clouds
X rs VIII dawn q EiEIfEy. Bheeas. p 81 slt5
agsa Canst thouinot chase away the thong hts
- That tend 10 Badden thhs-F setI5lb = a7tfe
ThsmemoFies Of othersdayS9zs Is US 80! ~ {
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tolhis Agent: ana Attorney.
John 3, IInimes, LonrlOn. ENGI

= u d 74l'IllOItI Es4NGLlINU.
ea9 To :.hEN,'' who in thu Montreal GGzette of LIST
February. 1860. rronounces the .ttdca'' Of Keeping
Thanks hereby tthcfc5 aud the insurance given
gross afsurilityis all that SIr! Dick has
natente't tnethe domain Of keeping NccoIi.ts His
claims hinder no operation therein into which this
gross al'snrdt is not practically smuggley in any
neither bodily nor partially neither III
roGtlg or Indirectly: neither explicitly nor symbol
more; the absolute monopoly Of this aLsurIity and
nothing else isall he asks as his claims, nationally
read. at test.-fA 5a,, - sent =
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PRICE.

Case q 60 yiais complete, nmozOeco, and Book. SIS
Sese Of 20 vtals, and Book, plain.
Case Of IS numbered boxes and Book. = 8
Use OF 9 boxes, numbered, and Book -
numbered boxes, with directions Is cts.
single lettered boxes, with directions, SO cts
Large case with or walls f6r planters and iSy
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nr. j. i. S. Charming. OF New E0rk Civ Wr;,,
Il NEST SUertUlY comply with tic M,
agent in saying lave found ya,,r S;rs,,,t,s;ii,
most excellent altcrativctnihr r,,p,I;,,,
for which 've employ such remvit. hui csIaxiaIl
lssvc cur,i many inveteratc cscs of l.ir,rrlln
it, ami some where the complaint Was caused liz
cer2ti0D Of the uterus. The ulcerlta, :isrti =,
soon c',re's- Nntlifng within MY knowledge c.ig.s
it fur these female arrangements,
Edward ;. Marrow. Of .NSWEUry. tla., writes: "
dangerous UrIriun tVlnor on one OF the icluiie, n
my family; which la.l leRe all the rc,,rtli. i,
cn'tltt employ, has ",gtl. boon completely rur
tlIusi,t nothing but extirpation c0Ml af,r.i NJ,
hut i' advises! the trial Of yonr SarsIInrilsa as i.
last resort before cutting. audit proved ,fay1ts
Alter taking your remedy eight weeks no syH.ts
of the disease rem ,inS.''
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Pure Fegetablc Extracts and put M, in GLASS; ca.
SEES, 1tir Tight and mil Keep IN any climate
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and .NerenriaL Dixie

MN uRIEANS, 25tls August. ISL
DR. j. c. AYSR: Sir: J cl,ccrinlIy comply Nd
the reiuc Of your agent. anil rcrort to yUu s,isl
the effects have realized with your Sarsaimri!
have cured witIlit in my practice, most Of Il
Complaints for whcl, i, is rcconmen,ieCl, and Iss
found its effects truly wonderful in the cnre II st
rial aud 4RcrcWri0t Disease One Of my luties
lad Syrlitttic ulcers in Ills throat wllici wen -
summing his palate aud thu tup Of his month Yg
Snrsaimrila stcndily taken. cureil him in iireWel
Another WAS attacked by secondary symptoms IN h
nose md tile uIceutiOn hal eate en- away n c;ns4
bic pnrs Of it. 20 TINT believe thedisor'er p,zi
soon Ieaclhis r1tin and kill him. Nut It yieLieih
my administration "f .our Sarsaparila: The u!5n
healed. nndhe Is well aenin, not of course witk5
SINE 'listigur1Lti0n pf Ills face woman Wh5=tt
been treated f1r the same disorder hy mercury -
suffering from this poison in Ter bones. Thryhl
become 50 sensitive t0tlv weather that oua .t-a
day SHE suffered cxcruciNtin pain III her iours s..
bones. She. too, WAS cured entirely by your Sis4
parllla in n few weeks. ] know from it, lor'rsl
which yorr agent ;ctvo me, that this ErrPtrls3
from your lnl,pratpry must be Il great reme'lIc.
selucntly these truly remarkable results vAa
have not surprised me.
Fraternnily yours, G.y. LARlN!ER. n.
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ALSO SPECIFIES.

F
For AsTfMA@ on PHTHBlc. Oppressed. Diflep,i
Aaoored breathing attended with Cough and ESpcc
torauon Price, 50 cents per boz. sS5S
EoA EAR D1scHARGEs ANp Observation-Disclosures
rom the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever egsies or
Mercuriala For Noises IN The IIend. HarinsS; ~
heaFtng and Ringing IN the Ears, and Ear!aehs
tes Glands Enlarg and In
SgSne&y Of ChildEensf Price, 80 cents per
,zEqR GENERAL DEBlLlTT.& Physical Or Nervous
MeakneSS Either the result Of Sickness Excessive
ae91asSao5 or E1haqsting Discharges. Price, 50
Foa DR9gsE.+F fluid Accumulation, Fumt8 sEe,.
6S N sl ssSsnty seeEgons Price 90 cents per box
Hss.s Venting sickness from riding OF motion.
Eo9 URmARY DlsEAsEa.-7For, Gravel, Renal Cal.
Gull Difficult Painful Urlnati6n. Diseases Of tie Ki5.
aey9.-P EiceS 80 cents per box.
TUE SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures DfscharSsa
-1a and Debility BAD Re.
s4s OF Evil HRbits The most successful aud efi.si
Sese.- Price With full directions, 81 per box.
Persons to- place tliemseiVes under The
care or 70 seek advissIof Prof H6M.
rom SAM tos PM, OF, by!isl4eFs - s4t'y
Il
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INDEPENDENCE. Preston Co.. Va. 9TH JUS. lSs1
DR. j. C. AYEIi: Sir: have been afflicted Sitlt
painful chronic EhsuM.dtiSm for II long time. VII
batlled the skill Of physicians. aud stuck pHtl
spite OF all tho remedies cOnL! lind until ltF7
your SarsapariIla. One bottle curc,I me in ~
weeks, and restored my general health 50 mussi a
am fur letter than before Twas attacked. IittS
it "a wonderful medicine JFEEAM.
Jules Y. GetcheIl. Of St. T.onis writes: Il has
been afflicted for years with anultrt:on d he 4p.
which destroyed my l,eaIt tritsl everything 81
everything failed to relieve me: and hay" Neez !,
brOkcn-duWn man for some years from no t'ls
pastor, tho Iiev. Mr.. Espy. advised me to Tn yaE
SnrJnparilla. because lie sai, lie knew yAu ani sbi
thing Jon made was worth trying. Rysthe tlt's';
of God it las cured me. and has purified lay ht{
The best that can lie said Of you is mol half s.4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11

.Schirr7ts. Cancer, Tumors, Enlargement, Ftensttt
Cures and Ert0liIfioa Of th2 Bones
a greAt variety of cases have been rcp"t;ei tc7
where cures ~ these Formidable complaints farsie
suited from the use Of this remedy hut onr sl4t
here will not admit them. Some Of them may z
found in our American AlInanSc. which the ass9'
below snmed are pleased 10 furniserItis TO all "
call for. them.
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. our RE.tEp1Es RY MAN.

go - = = N1%414'' -
1oT5S syeE the ake ups case Of Fhas Kind
sa4 lnelose the amount in q current nota
e. stamps by mail to our address al 66a IBroaaWay
and The med cne WIN be duly retnfnei 81
mall OF express, free Of charge %
AGENTS WANTED-WeS desire an actiye zaFRcf.5,4
Aeens I914fne salesof our In or
e9p241unlty IN 1the United States Address Dr. HuH.Q
g ", go !s eez 1sAoApN1T, NEN=YoRE
81 HI !1Drugefsts
es!ss teSssAes z1es4lne:s may26 d&W1v
o = FEE i 777
Ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STORR5AE
* le5hSl ~ sstszi e q! s. 81 = Z
LAX w I4siQ AAtP REIL &TINCEE. ~
ssPsAz4sssT osAain Street. 4
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Ayers Sarsanarilla
FOR PURIFYINGTHPpr ooa

disease: 's'S'ASa Nlni fesoi
ISeIl9tHlG and S'yy:fh''ss t1cctions, mi =,
Uf.rs SORES, ru7fiaat Iarlc, u, tx \, ~
cs BOfts, BiainS t'tu iL Stia Dis,as,, bata.
OGKLGxu. EuI. Ct n ,Jn,.E,s.5
j. G. AYR & Co. Gents: feel f, rs
kMOwletsc what your SarsRrarilla Inns q 70
Having Inherited n ScT"tIlG,ia itCctfsn "
tered from Il pSirious ways for ,,s! ~!
II burst out III Ulcers my hands and
times u tIr''ed inwnr'i "i distressed me- !,
stomach Two years nE1, it Irukc ont on y We
ana covered mt scalp md ,.,rs it'll QUO -
was painful and l"atlsoue heyOnd descri p;zsS1
Tried many medicines ami several ,l,ys'.n,. s4
without much relief fromanyIhn iet
oi5ter grew worse. AT length was Fei,,ic t.
IN the Gospel Messenger that you had sla
aiterat (SArsl, arilla) for knew from e
lnti"h that anything you made must + god +
sent TO tinciiiatiand got it, n;,d used il till @
me. took it. as you advise in sinai, o,rs
telsl'Oonful over month: and used alno,; n
BOTTLES New ana hear skin soon 49,; .I,s
Under the Sc,.bs which Nttur while fell IN II.
SKIN Is now clear, and know hyu,y fveljilg, ~, {,
tue disease has gone from my sy tenn Ynn csb ~
hshFyG that feel what am 4ayin;. when / ,silL
that hold y"r to be one of the apostles 81 ths.
&nd remain ever gratefully, Yours. =
A u EsnNaa
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rK1cE ONE .Do1hARePEK BorTLE.
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o.-Por Sore, Weak, or 1naamed Eyes anu Eyelids
FGitng, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
O.-for Ca&arrh, Of long standing recent, either
with obstruction or profuse discharge.
W.C-For Whooping Cough, abatng Its violence
and shortening its oourSe 49, - i55szS4l
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Many remarkable cures Of these Affection hsE
he0n made by the Alternative power Of tls astil,
and thus oyercOmes disorders which wonll he sFt
posed beyond its reach. Sucf remedy Has - i
been required by the necessities of the pFF A.
weare confident that this will do for them sii sas
medicine can do.
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Lrue0rrAcea n. IIIite4 Orariaa 7Nm,r I5.,+.,
Ui:erliipa, FSatai. Disc44ss, '9=
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D. a. STEWART, pittsburgh ;

For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, onnv
to or address either of the following Agents Of the
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= . $50 Mites DOUBLE TRACK.
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md W!YI IecNuse It 1lcreT 90 tOrd i1fst01ta
7eous rcIief when given IN time. 1t acts as i; by
magic, and one tri0E alone will convince you that
n hat We .snN il triln.-lf cnMfniNa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-29

lence is observed ID every regulation ct this
time, and that the guns ere regularly sbot-
ted every night.
Biaj. Robert Anderson, of Kentucky, who
is in command of the fort, received bis first
commission as brevet second lieutenant, I'd
artillery, July l, 1925, was acting inspector
general in the Black Hawk war, and receiv-
ed the rank of brevet captain, August 1888,
for his successful conduct in Tie Florida
war. On September S, ls47, he was made
brevet major for his gallant and merito-
rious conduct in the battle of Moline del
Rey His force consists Of two companies
of artillery. The companies, however, are
not full, the two comprising, as we are in
formed, only about seventy men, including
the band.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-29

Movements of the Southern states.
Alabama Secession Convention meets
January 7.
Mississippi Secession Convention meets
January z.
Florida Secession Convention meets Jan
uary 3.
Georgia Secession Convention meets jan
uary l6. ....-.
Georgia Election for Delegates to Con-
vention, January 3.
Virginia Legislature Especial SESSION.
meets January I.
Tennessee Legislature Especial session
meets January Z.
The Legislatures of North Carolina, Tex
as, Georgia, aud South Carolina are now IN
session.
The Governors Of Maryland aud Texas
have refused to call extra sessions of the
Legislature, to consider :" the rights of the
South" The Texas Legislature, however,
has assembled on its own account, and will
probably call a State Convention, for Jan
uary 8, 1861.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-29

EXTENSION OF THE ROCKVILLE ROAD
There is some talk of completing the Rock
Vile railroad to Attica, but the citizens of
this enterprising town content with their
proud position at the head of navigation,
maintain serene indifference as to the fate
of the enterprise. Coviugton is somewhat
agitated on the subject, bat there is no dis
position to help her out of the wilderness,
and the proposed extension may he cOnsid-
ed Indefinitely postponed. La. Cour
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TAX NOTICE FOR 1850.

FEVfEkS n I'm s<ASS or Rs4SN-ASk<k-
4 burSh county are hereby notified that the
Tax Duplicate for 1860, containing list of Taxes
for state, County and other PURPOSES has been
ceyed by from the Auditor OF said county, and
I can be found ut my office, in the Court House,
for the purpose of receiving the revenue.
Tue taxes for the year 1860 are os follows
For State purposes Is cts on each SlCO valuation
50 cents ON each poll.
For County purposes % cts on each 800 valua-
ton 81 90 on each poll
For Common School purposes 10 cts on each 500
valuation. 80 cents on each poll.
Tor purposes Of providing funds to meet the an-
nual Interest on outstanding County Bonds due
1880, aud the annual interest those not yet due
Ii couts.
For purpose Of prov idiug State debt SiLkiAg
Fund Revenue, cents each 800.
PIGEON TOWNSHIP, outside EvansyIlle-Ror
Township purposes, cents; for Special SChoUl
purposes, 10 cents, on oil taxable property
. KNIGHT TOWNSHIP-For Township purposes,
2 cents for Special School purposes, ceut5 for
Road purposes, 5 cents. ~ ef
scoTT TowNsnIp-T7TFor Special School puE-
p,=es cents. 'l
ARMSTRONG ToWNSHIP--For Special School
PERRY TOWESUIP-For Special School pur-
poses ~ cents for Road purposes, 20 cents
UNION TOW HSHIP-FOr Township purposes,
10 cents.
CENTRE T0WNSHTP-Fo Township purposes
5 cents for Special School purposes, 3 cents for
Road purposes, cents.
GERMAN TOWNSuIP-For Township pur-
poses 10 cents for Special School purposes 10 cts
ON each SlOo, valuation aforesaid.
THEODORE FENNEMAG, I. V. G.
NOVEL d2taw&w6w
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Tie charleston Mercury gives q long aC-
eoant Of the d5fenses Of the harbor at that
1ort from which we copy the following:
FORT MoULTRIE.
This is an enclosed water battery, having
front on tie south, or water side, of about
500 feet, and a depth OF about 14O feet. 1t
built with salient and re-entering angles
lr ali sides, and Is admirably adapted for
leiense, either from the attack OF storm
ne party, or ty regular approaches. The
puter and inner wall are of brick, capped
with stone, and filled in with earth, making
4 solid wan fifteen or sixteen feet in thick
ness,
According 10 the Mercury, 10 men are
constantly at work ia making improvements
at this fort ditching it around the entire
circumference, and erecting glacis clos
ing up the postern gates in the east and west
walls, and instead, cutting sallyports which
lead into strong outworks on the southeast
and southwest angles, in which twelve
FOUNDER howiizer guns viii be placed, ena-
bling the garrison 10 sweep the ditch on
three sides with grape and canister. The
northwest angle Of the fort has also been
strengthened By bastionette, to sustain the
weight OF asheavy gun which will command
the main street of the island The main
entrance has also been better secured, and
u trap-door two feet square, cut in the door
for nigress ard egress. At this time, the
height oistbe walls from the bottom Of the
ditch to the top Of the parapet, is twenty
feet The ditch is from twelve to fifteen
feet vide at the basis, and fifteen feet deep.
The purpose Of the gacis, which is au in
elined plane, is TO expose an attacking party
10 the fire OF the guns, which are so placed
as 10 sweepsit from the crest of the counter
scrap to the edge of the beach On the
north side, all the wooden gun cases have
been placed close together or the ramparts,
apparently ierthe purpose of securing it
against a escalade, bat possibly as n scree n
for battery Of heavy guns. Field piecG 3
bave been placed in position as strong rs
possible. It Is said that the greatest vigi-
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faary Reported 1874
sefar his suason.......................2s3 . 1853
ns r1Rt n Jsl3-- 2.sTe
edvices from the interior report gen.
ts witty IN lie market for hogs at oil
a3iHg packing places, and but little
lt8a ap fg tlIe latest dates, most of them be-
aa 6r Behind the number packed at this
all ear though there is a good sup
b6es 81 ihg country but farmers
s eavet5 having bought ut high prices
se .eaeia4y iniisposed to sell at current
sass tH advices would indicate that as
6ga Ehe weather breaks up, that feeding
rs ts44 apon folds becomes impossible, hogs
an forward very freely. There
ANS 81, 7WeYel, be an excessive supply I'M
ans circun stances.
gae has Been a. fair demand for mess
aa eaa bhk meals from the South, dur
qeek which has strengthened the
ar decidedly, and on the whole,
aIass q thenarket for the hog product
araF the week has been good, compared
5ait7 thepre8iaua week. The English al j
Lss aaeSar ore buying literally and freel +,
aat 8gAnuty of box meats being put up is
laf Bna y cutie probable that tue
anae h5ct uii be shipped to Liver
ipsee. ason, Will be fully up to
aae ness pork was held at IA 70
pa aerk, including packages, at
reeg meats at 4g@64 for should
sites, with very little demand and
aG with a good demand at 64(G
basd at &c, with some sales at this
ste fierce keg 81.
Aauae Id tie market for groceries ;
tbe do1naud has been fair the greater por-
zion of the week, at full prices. Sugar, 60
f2 molasses, 5000; and coffee, I2&0
I93c. Flour unchanged. Wheat advanced
Sc per bushel corn &c, and rye &c, with a
fair demand