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Great American Tea COMpay,
IMPORTERS g. JOBBERS,
35 & 81 VESEY ST., NEW YORK.
July 90 is63-3m
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate Of Jacob EYe,iy, deceased.

7 ETTERS Testamentary on the esats OF Jacob Ey-
IL erly, late of Bloom township, Columbia county
deceased have been granted by The Register Of Wills
&cto the undersigned both residing in Bloomsbury All
having claims against the estate of the decen'
dent requested To present them 10 the Executors
without delay and all persons indebtei 10 make pay
ment forthwith MICHAELF. EYERLY,
ReBBpr I. CLARK
Az st+ Ga.s,fon
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From the Rev NJ. Lyons formerly Pastor of the Co.
lunbus IN, J.) aud Milestown, (Pa) Baptist Church
New Columbus, N Y.
DR.. G.. NJ jackson Dear SIR Il feel it pleasure
thus of my accord to bear testimony to the eI
ceIlru of TIL German ers Some. years since being
much afflicted with Dyspepsia, usFd them with grea;
beneficial results have often recommended them 90
persons enfeebed by that tormeh?ng disease and haYo
heard from them the fattcring testimonials 10
their great value. In cases of general debility, be-
ieve 1t to be tonic that cannot be surpassed
IN, LYONS.
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From the Rev. Jos. II Kennari, Pastor Of the 10Th
Baptist Church.
De. JACKSON Dear sir: have been frequently
qnested to connect my name with concentrations of
different kinds of medicines hut rc.ariug the practic.
as ont OF my appropriate sphere havr ~ all ses
declined but with clear proof in varnls instances
and partcu iarly III my family of thr usefulness of Dr.
looilanr's German Btcrd, depart fpr tron, ny
usual course, to express my ul conviction that for
general debility Of the system and especially for Liver
Iompuiht, 1t is SAT" and valuable preparation. lii
some cases II may fail hut usually doubt not, ii Will
be very beneficial 10 those who suffer from the abovs
causes Yours very respectfully,
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CHANGE OF TERM Our Sub, or Der,
will pIeass bear IN mind that 50 10 al
vance will pay for tho Demacrat Tor one
year. Ii rot paid in advance, 81 50, ard
ii not paid un,iI the eud olthe gear 90 90
will be charged. This inorea,e Of rates
i. imperative, owing to the great Increase
iu the price Of paper, ink, labor, &n. Per.
spns paying before ths lst Of October wi |
be charged the 90 ooly
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nay We repeat that we desire neither
,ho sympathy Of DR.. John, or his CORES
pondent. "Ebony and Topas" Hands
of.
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WnlcH DO YOU PREFER ,--Ahrahsn
LinrolD the Abolition c1ndldaIe /, in ia
vor Of continuing the war unt! the South.
cru S,ates are willing to emancipatO al
their slAtos.
General McClei,n /. in favor OF tho re-
turn Of those Sta'es TO the Unlon without
an" such condition,
THO former will pgo,org tho war fol
gears, the later Give u" .nmrd,a'c peace.
Ii you are in favor of h,'coiu'a "pi.n
vote for him aud 60 into the war yourself,
II on she contrary YOU are in favor Of Nc
CIcIlan' 4, vote for him md rcmaiu al bone.
10 any event b. cons stent.
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
Morning, Sep. l7,ls64.

nay The Democratic Ticket 10 now
nrip,ed and ready Tor circulation.
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BA@@mSDmR @ ElMRMRTa .
SPECIAL NOTICE, !,

tTERNIDLE DIsCL LosUREs- SECRETS ron THE
Il MILLION
most valuable and wonderful publication. A work
o 4O6 pages. andJl oolored engravinRs. DIR. HUN
TER'5 WADE MECUM, an original aud popular tieat.
les on Man and Woman their fhysIology, Functions
and Sexual disorder Of every KIND with never falling
Remedies for their speedy cure. The pactice OF Dt
Hunter has long been and stll s, unboindod but al
the earnest solicitation OF numerous persuns he has
been induced to extend his medical usefulness
the medium OF his "NADE MEJUh D. It's volume
that should be IN the hands Of every family In the land
az preventive Of secret Vices or as gnidc for tho
nlieViaon Of one of the lnost awful AMI destructive
scoutges ever visited mankind. one copy securely en-
Veloped viii be forwarded free ofpostnge to any part
OF thc United states for 50 cents in stamps.
Address post paid, DR.. Hunter, No. . Division
Street, New York.
May u, ls6i.-y.
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pey- Hon. Henry w. TRAcY;i Is rec
commended for Congress, by the "Upion
Party" Of Bradford county.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CONDENSATION. -
The arrangement tffrcied between lhayer
& Noyes' Circus and Van Amburgh &
Co.'S MtnugeIie, hy which these two
we'll known and highly Popular compa-
MES have united their forces apd exhibit
in one tent for singe admission fee, re.
suits IN presenting to ihe public sach al
entertainment as i, worthy to DO sea, and
should receive degree Of patronage COM
monsurste with the maguitud Of the cn-
,erprisc, and the iheality " th which the
carving out their plan. The uutf fit Of thc
double concern i: said to be magnificent in
the extreme, a gorgeous chariot, new ca
gcs aud harness, superb horses aud leu
did trappngs combining 10 produce mos'
brilliant effect as they move through the
country, The enormous elephant "Hant
bal seventy years of age asd weighing
$4,000 pounds,i attached to the Maugeic
aud will loom up hugely in the grand pro-
cssson as it entprs town. The COLLECTION
OF living Wild animals iuciades an infuite
variety of rare ard curious beasts and
birds from every part at the globe ,prosen
senting a grand exposition Of animated
nature which is as instructive as it is in
teresting. We are assured that the eques
train and gymhastic performances, gver
in connection with the display Of wild
beasts, will be OF the most dashng chara
eter and from the extent Of the troupe aut
the celebrity Of many of the performers
there can be no doubt that this depart
ment of the mammouth exhibition will b
eminently satisfactory. DR.. j. l.. Thay
or, who treats his patients with alopathi
doses of fun and jolity, oficates as prin
cipal hurmorist, and all persons suffering
from the blues, indigestion or chroni
meaness, will do we'll to give his remidie
trial, while those who are well will fet
good deal better after giving him cal
The combination will visit Boomsburg,o %
Saturday of next week
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ORANGEViLLE NOAMAL SCHOOL
and
AEA a I'd Y mi ~

The next term Of this Iustituton will commence on
M'ndry, Augu@ l5M, 1864.
The Organizationnfthe Normal School with rrepara
tory aud Modr departments, ourds students Of dIfrr
grades, the best IpCTt nIiy Ter perfect Chssih'
cation and rare facilities for complete Of In,
structOn,
Weekly Scientific Lectures illustrated with apparai.
aud weekly Lectures on the Theory aud Practice Of
Teaching will be given by the Principal.
Tutisn per term of IL weeks, from 81 to SO. Incl.
dentals for Library Repairs &c scots.
For further particulars inquire Of Prof u, ID. WAL
KER, Principal, of MILES l.. WILLIAMS, See of Trus
tees.
August, o, lsG4.
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TuRo.r ATrErrIoNs A Phl ri

TnRo.r ArrEcrIoHs A Ply oiciau
wiring from Ncw'anc, New YnIk, speak
ing OF The beneficial tf,ets routing from
the u,e of "B,oWn's Monchim Irochcs q
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Of your 'Eronehs Tioches, enclosing
bill. For aleviatng that horrid irritation
rnly felt by those who hsye sufFrd from
any B>o"ca,oJ &6eci'o", ard for hnarsc-
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iess (,hough am al NJ d y tscy answer
all you claim for them. | would reg yor
30 feel that an enc - the las, men in the
profession to puff "A uostrum, bat feel an
but doing yon justioo to sssers what have
To avoid disappointment be sure to obt"i1
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EYE a. EAR.

Professor J. ISAACS, N. NJ, OocuLsr aud AuRsr
formerly Of Ledon Holland, is now located at No sil
FINE street, uILADEtPHiA, whore persons afflicted
with diseases of The EYE aud EAR VIII be scientin.
aliy treated aud cured, If durable. " Artificial
Eyes Inserted without pain.
n Is n ocharges made tor Examination. = he MID
cni faculty is invited as ho has no suCrets 10 his
mode ot treatment,
July !! lS6i.-i i9m
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THE AMPAIGN WORLD

commencing the hrst weck in Scpte mber with pro-
cccdngs of the Chicago Convention, aud term mating
with the election. II Is desered 10 be faithful, ear
nest aud vigorous exponent of the sentiments of tho
great opposition party of the country, promote thu
success liz caudidate., and to aid in restoeing tho
Union TO its former greatness and power
To give the Campaign World the widest possibie
circulation, earnest appear is made TO stnte Coun-
" and Town Committees, Democratic Associations and
Clubs and patriotic individuals TO every pai of the
country aid in its Free Distribution in every negh'
borhooi throughout the Unon. Million Of copies
should be spread amo"g the people
The price Of the Campaign World will be as log as
the present very high uf paper vii, permit Or
des will be taken at the following rates and must be
| for the whole series OF hine numbers, viz
Ten coI,es TO one address e3 10
Twenty copies TO one address, sSp
Fifty copies 10 one address ioVo
One hundred copesto one address, lo 0o
Orders must be for packages OF the numbers above
indicatedsand always accompanied b. the cash. 10
avoid losses remittance shout, when ioevenent' Do
BY draft on New.YorE. II is de ircrblc that orders
reach this office as early possible. Letters may be
AddTeSsedto 10
iHE WORLD,
S5 Park Row, New York.
Aug. O, 1864 --3Is
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PROSPECTUS.
DEM0CRATN NATIONAL CAMP
PAPER FOR 1854.
~ IS ~ uEY n u ~ ~
III aafA ga w ~ I'D ~ ~
FOR THE

upTT IS uWqleFtIOn.
ably to be the most Important ever held since ,he ea
ENLISTMENT OF our government Upon it's results NAV
not unlikely depend the continuance Of republican
government on this continent The 'ibortics OF the
people have been invaded under the pretense Of RE-
serving liberty their rights assailed unter pretend.
ed defense of those rights their constitutional pfivi
lees destroyed under the plea OF sustaining the Con-
stitution.
The wa. for the suppression CT the sontbe,n Re.
balon has been made tbs instrument of usurpstron
and of oppression aud the patriotism of the
turned 10 an assault upon free government Ths
prndcG bcratiy ofour citizens in snppn.t Of ne
has been used means Of enrciing officials. their
friends aud favor.tes, and the noEy contributed to
sustain our armies has boon diverted to tho best OF
partisan 10 the mOst corruppiug practices an
cry branch of the administration,
The power aud influence of our Government among
nations have been rttered away and a monarchy
Iablished ur yeryoonthJchwDmoaH utasrGe arm os
protest fr IN the washington Administrator. Tbs
right OF fasyium hat been violated with the connivance
! aud aid Of the Admin traion, and foreigners who
had sought home IN onrehore, have been kidnapped
by the United States ohcpls ani Of the coun
| try in violation of law AM right.
The liberties Of the press has been invaded news.
papers have been suppressed b. military power per.
have been scis I'd, prisouei punished without
warrant without trdl. without iudfrIa examination
an. our bunSted freedom IL fast becoming By word
Finally The Presdcn has nvocy,,l his determination
TO convert the war into an abolition crnsade, aud
fuses TO entertain proportions pPare, eXcept upon
condition of the abandonmGnt Of slavery al states
Shall tho Administration which has thus faiIed in
is duty when HAS thus tanplrd upon The rights Of
ihs peop e-be continued in power Shii the poid
cal party whice sustdins such ohcal misgovernnent
be pc ermitted TO maintain its asceHdrncy The
| OF every bOuest patriot is an Indignant NO,
To aid in the great work of reestahli shng the Cor
stitution of restoring the Uon, and of acquiring to
the people their Liberties ard their rights special ef-
forts must be pnt forth to euengher aud influence the
public mind. to expose the wrongs and abuses OF tho
Admin strhtion arouse the people TO their
danger and disseminate, throughout tue length and
hredlh of the land, during the PRESIDENTIAL campaign.
the great principals of Democracy Of civil liberty and
In addition to our regular Daily scnli.week,y and
Weekly, we shall issue special campaign edition :"
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Church. Philada.
DR. JACK son - Dear SIR Having used yonr German
Bitters my family frequently am prepared to say
that il has been of great service believe that IN most
of gdn rally debility of the system 1t Is the snfi
aud most valuable remedy " whiCh have any snow!.
edge Yours &C, J. II. TURNER,
No. el6 n Ninuteenth street
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French Breakfast and Dinner
COFFEE.

WING to the very high price Of coffee, ami the
rrcAt diTcnlty in procuring good. uniform and
,cahle arrlc our customers have often eXprrs sed
wish that they could he supp,.ed from first hands Il
was :be intention OF the
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.S"EtIiL abIsNtEs or THIS LOAN.

In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years, this privilege OF conversations is now
worth about three per cent per annu for the current
rate for 500 Bonds is not less Than nHe per cent pro
mum, aud before the the premium On SIX per
cent. L. :. stocks was over twenty per cent II VIII
be that the actual profit the loan at the pres
cut market rate, not less than ten per cent per an
nnm.
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rE GoRGrnus PNocTssIoN will enter town at or about
10 o'clae. N N. n.3!.!Ns.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-14

Por 1857, t21.43; 1858,
S21.43; 1859, S23.82.
1850, $3.50; 1851,
319.6S; 1859, 5000.
FOR 1887, 1914; 1858,
S3.44; 1859, S3.29; 1850,
t1.6s; 1851, $685. 1859,
el.68.
Beginning on 7th street
west 50 feet north from
the southwest corner OF
said square, and run
ming thence north 81
feet, thence east as feet,
thence north to the
northwest corner OF lot
No. z, thence east 81
feet, thence south Al
feet, thence west 102
feet to tho beginning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-14

pan " - im'lOConnor, 1homaA. :.
Il ., Beginning 80 feet oinches
from the northeast cor
ner OF said square, and
running thence due
south II feet, thence due
west ~ feet 0 inches,
thence north II feet.
thence east Al feet o
inches, 70 the beginning
v part sub. D. 0'Brion, Thomas. .,,......
Tho south IL feet inches,
running back with the
Il Same width 70 an alley.
y part OF ST.. O'Donnell, William and Nj
ehael.
Beginning on south d
street, IS feet inches
from the southwest cor
nor Of said lot, thence
running north 14 feet
inches, thence east 90
feet 10 inches, thence
south 134 fest o inches,
thence west 20 feet 10
iuchea IN he0innino y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-14

oAht corner OF tnobq uAro,
and running thence west
4s9 feet II Inches thence
north 465 feet, thence
east ITO feet II inches,
thence south 1913 feet
thence east 40 feet.
thence north l2S feet
thence east l04 feet
thence south 10 feet 4
inches, thence west lOi
feet, thence south 4s
feet 10 inches, thence
west 50 feet, thence south
o. feet Q inches, thence
east l40 feet, thence
south 90 feet 4 inches,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-14

BeRlnnlnRat tho northWesl7
corner OF said lot and.
running thence east 10.
feet 8 inches, thence
south "A feet n inches,
then WestWardly II feet
inch, thence north II feet
2 inches 10 beginning.
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TO WHOM AssRssED

EIThfE Q
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TO WHOM Assessed.
John Il

Donneii, dohn ~ Aichael !.
penheimsr, Leopold. $50.
beginning ss feet 1ol inch
- from the northeast
corner Of lot 4. running
southweaterly III
feet 10 inches, thence
west 10 fett, thence
northeasterly 11s feet
III Inches at right an
giles 70 Virginia avenue,
thence easterly along
Virginia avenue 16 feet
IN tho baoiuninU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

WHAT TR1Y THOUGHT or THsx.-
The Ottumw4 Courier tins notices the
Union Eogine and Young America Hose
Companies from this place, Who visited
Ottumwa on the Fourth4:=
"About la the train arrived with the
above companies and their carriages, &C.
companisd by brass band. They form
ed in procession and marched through the
principal streets, after which they visited
the picnic. taking the hose carriage with
them. Returning in the evening, they
took their engine to the river in order to
give our citizens a chance to see
the "msrsheen" work, which it did in
good style. They are 6ne, quiet and gen.
tlemaniy fellows, aud Keokuk can we'll be
proud of her Firemen. They remained
over night, returning home on the niue
o'clock train next morning, We hope we'll
pleased with the appearance Of our city.
"Too much praise cannot be bestowed
on Peter Bailingall for his liberality on
this occasion. His enterprise and gener-
osity should be n example hereafter u
both our city and citizens
To Mr.. BallIngall's hospitality were
the companies chiefly indebted for the
liberal manper in which they we're en-
tertained while in Ottumwa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

JOHN RoBINsoN's SHow.-We want
to keep it before the people that the afore-
said John will be in town Monday. That
when he comes he expects to bring .
splendid mensgerie and circus with him.
That he expects in the afternoon and
evening to get on exhibition the circus
and menagerie aforesaid, and has no doubt
of giving full and entire satisfaction to
those attending. Save your qutrters snd
be on hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

We take the following from the Gin.
cinnati Commercial. Mr.. Bowler was an
uncle Of Mrs. Edwsrd Kilbourne and R.
Is. Foote, of this city:
At about noon of Monday, r. B. Bow
Ter, Esq. was instantly killed 10 shock
ing manner. while riding home to his
Clifton residence in his buggy. The sad
event happened in this wise: A party
Of gentlemen started from Mount Auburn
in one Of the Institute omnibuaes, drawn
BY three horses, for the purpose Of visi-
ting the House of Refuge Another
omnibus preceded them. This, fortu-
nately, was empty, being intended for the
conveyance Of another party from the
city. This vehicle lad reached a point
about half way down the hill, when the
horses drawing it were greatly frightened
by the report Of some pistols which some
very indiscreet persons we're firing directly
across their noses. In their fright the
animals rushed 6ercely down the hill to
Mulberry street. At this point Mr.. Bow
Ter was just turning into Sycamore street,
aud here the terrible accident occurred.
Before he could rein his horse out of the
way the pole Of the omnibus struck the
animal. laying its breast open, and the
ponderous vehicle dashed over she buggy.
completely wrecking it, while it's unfortu.
nate occupant. being thrown to the
ground. was tramplcd upon and run over
and crushed in such q manuer that he
died slmost instantly.
MIR. Bowler was . man we'll known in
the city and vicinity, and. in fact, gener.
ally throughout the country. He was for
many years in business here, in the dry.
goods and manufacturing business. o.
late years he has been better known as
the President and principal owner Of the
Covingtou and Lexington Railroad. He
leaves a faulty living in magnificent
residence in Clifton, which his great
wealth enabled him to support. Mr..
Bowler WAS we'll known Is q business ma n
OF ability and great energy. In private
life he was characterized BY . rigid ad.
herence to any engagement, Of whatever
lmpor'ance- great or triAing--which he
might make.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
ssw York MarAes.


By Tsiegraph-l NEW YoaK, July ..
Cotton-More setive. sAies At l 66 for niddlins
aplands
rour-etate and Western hrmer. Sales At ii SOC
II rs for Extra State; IL 5O0l2 50 for Extra T. Il O.
and IL 3Ool3 Is for trade bFssd market closing very
quiet
whiskey-Lower. Sales At 709l IS for Stats sle
IS for Western
whsas-2 TO &c higher. Bales NJ 4092 90 for Chi
cago spring;2 ss02 81 for Nil Cub Is fr Winter
Rcd Western
Rye-S~arce and Arm 1t %
Barley quiet and nominal
Corn-Active Bales At l 6301 6s for mix ID
Western; 6591 70 for White Western.
Osfs--Active at eseSl 70 for Western
saxn-Active at 30tszhc for Cuba
Conee-DuiI.
Moiasees-Duii.
Professionalism, bat quiet At Sc for Grads asOSss
sic for Refined In Bond.
wool-Mescsately quiet, owing to the sirinsesey in
the money market.
Pork-ffrm ant higher, u 90 for rness 20 s0oAs u
for G - c0357 ~ for old and prime and Il q
GA % for prime
BeeF-Qnies. tut nrm; Is oo@Is % for prime . ooe
IS NJ for repacked rsess.
Cut As~ts-rirm with fair demand at ls1c for saosl
dess, vnd 111<9ls1fc Ar hans-
Bacon eides-Dnil and nominal.
Lard-Mofe active and nrm. sales IT 4DtSztc.
Butter-Fair request and frmer, S3<g1.Ae for Ohio
and 81 10 80 for State
Checse-Active and firm at Is TO &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

eAA&10
susAnNev Orleans fir, 7oc psims, ~, cAeses sse
New Iork, @ 3slS New Ycrk, 4, 80 cruahsd ard pov-
dssed 81 % a1r.
MoLAsss.-sagar Ho.se, ooei los 0oldsnsyrsp.1 Is
oH 2S-Sorghum, 65{g7sc
CorYxB-&g TO sic.
Rscs-lsx to Isc-
eopA-American, 1919; English, lie.
SoAP-Psim, 70 s1xT Family, Il, 9esnaa. ool0e.
CAyDlns-Star 1sc; Summer Pressed. lk1<c.
rxAs-foung Hyson 81 4so7 OK Imperial, q 20 10
- CO. Black, 81 Is 70 81 Is
TesAcco-Daak Sweet, 7oS Medium Brands, sc 70
!. 0Qcs Gold and Nasuni Leaf 81 ~ 10 81 IS
kAns-Best brands s. 50 10 ratsa.
0LAxs-Sxi0 Country - % City rs, ratss-
co1DAsa-E 70 Sc.
Oar APPlEs-ll to 12c p n
Oar PaAcHEs-HIrs IL to lSc q b.
Oar cUKRAHTs-2Sc.
KAIsIss-SS Is to IS Is.
BALr- 4 ~ to 4 6o.
PEaKL SrAkcH-lec.
Wool sAeKs-Sl 10
NOUNS woopEx MAn1-1 Hoop Pals, - 50; hoop
% - IS. No. Tubs, SIS So No. do IL o. No. DO
u ~ Meats Sd do, 80. WaahlsoaFds, - %.
fba-No. Msckcrei, bbls SIS 0vss9ls W.
No. do do e1e 0Ote&l1 90.
No do hf Do I'll 0ot1ll 20.
No. do hi do SO Ooesl0 Is
Hfbbis. Mo- White Fish, SO 5eeau 90.
OnS-Cpai Oil, csc; Lnseed Oil. 20; Lard GIL
II IS to 81 - Fish OIL, 81 20 70 IS.
CAk1ss-Denmark, lac.