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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-03-31
70 the Heirs Of William CTabtTee, dec.

" on will please to take notice that will,
i as Clerk of the County Court of Lin
coin county, Tenn, on Saturday, the
3Oth day of April next, take and state
an account with Anthony S. Foster, on the
estate of William Crabtree, ST., dec, Of
which he is the Administrator, which is to
bea final settlement of said estate, when and
where you can attend if you prefer to do So.
march17-3t E. P. REYNOLDS, GU.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-03-31
BLACK MAMMOTH

W. Ill stand ire present. season at my
w stable, seven miles East of Fay
etteviIle, near Mulberry Village, and Will
serve mares at Fifteen. Dollars to insure
mares, Twenty-Five Dollars to insure ien-
nets, due when the fact Is ascertained or the
right of property transferred. Care will be
taken to prevent accidents, but no liability
should any occur. The season has com
menced and will end July 1st.
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Ily1!|IISII!II
lDIAII.l |

WHY isn't that so many children die under
w the age Of five yearsi That large pro-
portion Of children dieUnder that aye, has long
been subject of remark, and without salts
factory cause asesrsslned, it is certain.
Also, it is known that worms exist N the hu-
man system from its earliest infancy: therefore
parents, especially mothers, wto are more con-
stanily with their children, cannot be too OBJ
serving of the first symptoms of worms for 30
surely as they exist, can they be
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-03-31

Cattle owners use Equine Remedies.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-03-31
All of which Lpropose to
Sell as Low as can be bad at Retail.

I invite full examination of my stock,
promising a choice assortment, and not to
be underSoEd. Goods given in exchange
for the usual barter Of the country.
march17-1y WALTER HILES.
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Prtce onJv SO.

Samples of Bee Hive, Moth Trap, and
Quilter at BLAKE & McELRoY's drug store.
Parties wishing to Purchase rights can adj
dress me at Fayetteville, or call on me atmy
farm, on Cane Greek, Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, eight miles from Fayetteville.
march3I-6m A C. MARTIN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-03-31
Gn.r14don-

Should occasion require you to purchase B
A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge be particularly
Careful 10 see that the initials are b A. This
is the article that has been so
Favorably known since 1899,
And purchasers rnust mission having 1t, if they
do net wish " have au imitation forced upon
them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-03-31
SAFELY AND CERT AgNAY
B. a. FahueStOck's Termifpge.

reno wed from the most DELICATE INFANT
by the timely use of
B. 4. FahnestOek's Fermifrge.
1T perfectly harmless, contains no Mercu-
~, being
Purely Vegetable Composition,
And may be administered with the utmost
safety to children of all ages.
Worm CONNECTIONS, made more for the pur-
pose Of pleasing the palate than of overcoming
the disease, have been manufactured all over the
country, but their short lease of life is nearly
exhausted, ard B. A Fahnestoeks Vermifuge
continues - grow in favor daily.
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Majority for constitution, 1884,
Real Estate Transfers.

Equine Powders, Liniment and Ointment
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28
THE GOOSE,

II Josh Billings says the goose is a
grass, animal, but don't chew her cud.
dj They are good livers-about one
laker, to a gooseiis enough. :" ~
"a Butd don't think i'll had a farm of
It's akers, awl paid for, that / would
sell it for whatit was worth, just be-
cause it didn't have but one goose on
it.or Geesenstayi we'll some ofour best
biographers say sixty years, and grow
tough. to the last.W a'ei1 10 Psi z
3 They are good eating, abutnota good
.chawihg; the reason oov this remains
a profound secret to this day. ia
be When the female goose. is at work
Matching, she is ahard bird to pleaze ;
sheriles clear up from the bottom in
minnit, and will fight'a yoke of
oxen if they show her thesleasttbit of
sass. The, geese are. excellent for
feathers, not only to feathertheir own
nests but other peoples. a1o III
Q But they are more sureist about one
thing !; they can haul one leg up into
their boldly, and stand on tother aul
day, and nottouch anything with their
hands. ohT UgNiiio TnA .59Hs9
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28
IHE SHACK m seEsoI


2 = -
4 distriet school, not far away,
mid Berkshire hills, one winters day,
Was humming with its wonted noise
OF three-score mingled girls and boys,
Some few upon their task intent,
But more on furitive mischief bent
The while the masters downward look
Was fastened on a copy book,
When suddenly, behind his back,
Rose sharp and clear rousing smack
As 'twere battery OF bliss. rs
Let on in one tremendous kiss!
{ I" what's thats" the startled master cries,
"That fhir," q little imp replies,
"Wath William Willith, if You pleathe-
IthaH him kith Thuthanna FEATHER
With frown to make statue thrill
The master thundered, G. Hither, Will!''
Like wretch o'ertaken in his track
With stolen chattels on his back, =
Will hung his head in fear and shame
And to the awfnl presence come
A great, green. bashfnl simpleton.
The butt of all good-natured fun.
With smile suppressed and birch upraised,
The threatener faltered, ssI'm amazed
That you, my biggest pupil, should
Be guilty OF an act so rude,
Before the whole set school to booti
What evil genius put you to't?"
'Twas she, herself, sir,'' sobbed the lad,
Z" didn't mean to be SO bad;
But when Susannah shook her curls
And whispered was 'fraid of girls, 2
And dursn't kiss a baby's doll,
couldn't stand it, sir, at all,
But up and kissed her on the spotl
knew-boo, boo-I ought to not,
But somehow, from her look-boo, oo-
thought she kind o. wished me tor
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

sF.F a.a a"FIr
How TO OBTAIN Rich M1LK.---If you
desire to obtain rich milk, and in
abundance, give your eowsthree times
day mixture of salt and owater
slightly warmed, iii the proportion of
one pint Of salt to two gallons of wa
ter. IInIpracticing this operation reg
ularly, 9youIiwill remark that your
COWS will give immediately, from the
effects of this drink, twenty-five per
cent. more milk than before and at
the same time they will become at
tached SO strongly to it that unless
very thirsty will refuse clear cold wa
ter. A bucketful morning, noon and
night, will be sufficient. siSn"' soI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

One of our bravest preachers says:
81 have great hope Of q wicked man;
slender. hope of mean one A wick
cd man may be converted and become
q pre-eminent saint a meal, mleeall, man
ought to be converted six or seven
times, one right after the other, to
give him fair start and put, him on
an equality with bold wicked man !''
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

3 nos PAie AZ - - > = - : "
slS months, e e ,s s.,foff. "
EsslFes The pEEss sisepalatea free as postage
EilhIn The limits Of PoFtage equllf y.ss :
mountaineering SCHOOL Boards; 4. G.
if part y ,afliniaies are to oometo Tecog-
nitioa atlall in ithea matters To run
bouroRublic ,Schoolsby party politics,
hseems to me as much out of character,
and as abnormal to the original con-
-ception and design of the Schools, as
to run a Church of cur Lord Jesus
Christ by politics. That idoesait all
mean? Is Republican Board Of Ed
ucation expected to conduct the affairs
of the Schools in the interest eminent
ny, Of the Republican party? Are
they under bonds to employ. a princi-
pal and other teachers, only of like
political faith with themselves? If
not, ,2AAand if a Democrat, well quail
fed otherwise can be a principal, or
4 "a teacher, then, why may nota DEM
locrat, otherwise well Iquafifisds be a
1 Member of the, Board of Education? ?
L am unable to see why good citi-
zen, upright in character, honoFable in
hordinary life, land1with SOME fitness of
i education, enterprise, good judgment,
or discretiong is,to be forever shnt out
from such an office, simply because
4 he is a Democrat. One would almost
think that DEMOCRATS, from the, way
that. they are sometimes spoken of,
were some formidable description of
:. social monsters, enemies toiboth God
and man. And vet many of opr. pres
;ent Republicans were once ce Dsmntocrats. mo
And even Judging from the title Of
our County paper, conclude that
3 there must have been d time when
d Democracy was in The dseeaadht, in
Portage County, and when the major
j ihfy of our valded Citizens were Demo-
{ Gratis. WAS this SO s's, And has the
? Ethiopian changed his skin, and the
-]leopardl Ills spots? Or, may = man
> still be d Democrat, and yefbei a re-
4 respectable man, like a Republican p
t And were our Southern bat felds,
d in the late struggle for the life of the
f nation,I wet with no Blood but that of
Y Republicans? Did no Democrats vol
y Etinteer, and 7gifd on the swofI and
2 face the enemy BIthei caaoh's mouth,
: Elorlexpffa iR tsouShefat PRISONS while
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28
Official Registry

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judges Of Common Rless~GEo q. 1ErzLxs
PINTO 81 COMM 81 y
Probate Jtdes=-J 4cpg z. MELL.
Prosecuting Attofney-C. A. REED.
County Auditor-wILLIAH GRIssELL.
County Treasurer-GUsTAyUs P. REED.
Clerk OF Courts-ANDKEw JACKSON.
Sherif-OTIs B. PAINE.
REcoRDER-G. w. BAREETf. Ee
County Commissioners-HKsKY .. NOBLE. n
B. JESKKNs. Jos. C. CoxRAD.
Coroner-RECELLUs RooT.
Suryeyor-JEDDIAH COLE.
Directors of County Infrmary-J. c. BEATTY,
GUAM CLEMENTS and L. O. DoDGE.
MAYORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS.
Rayenna-JoHN MRHARG.
Kent-E. W. STUARr.
Garrettsyille-M. E FRANCIS.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Atwater-J. r. Conrad and Sylvester A.
Hinman.
Aurora-Reuben p Cannon and worthy Tayt
or.
Brimheld-Joseph L. Carrier and A. H. LAM
phare.
Deerfeld-c. S. Tibbals and John Fl. Holman.
Edinburgh-Smith Sanford and Asa Bingham.
Charlessown-Augustu Munyon and Nathan
H. Smith.
Franklin-Joel Davis, Alvin Barton, ]. Archer.
Freedom-I lyman Bryant and Arvillus c.
Larkcom.
Hiram-Rufus Butts and Richard NJ. Hank.
Mantua-A. n. Farr and Henry Cobb.
Nelson-James Ashald and A. f. Hannahs.
Palmyra--John u. W Williams, orrin Stevens
and Enoch Morgan.
Paris-A. B. Merrill and Brainard Selby, Jr.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

NEEDICAL.-Dr. j. e. Lennox's specifics
IyI cure all forms of private diseases and
weaknesses, in male or female, from whatever
cause they may arise. sSend 81 and two three
cent stamps (for POSTAGE and the medicine will
be sent secure from observation to any address
by mail or express. Be particular to give mi
mute descriptions of symptoms. Samples will
be sent free of charge to any regular physician
who may wish to test the efficiency of my rem
edy. Address DR.. J. E. LENNOX, lock box 412,
Cleveland Ohio. e1-3m.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

"A gentleman of oBranford, Conn.,,
returning home onu,Sunday L from
church, began to extol the merits of
the seamon to bis sono ssHcJaeks%i said
the old gentleman." hayenheard one
ofthe most delightful sermons ever
delivered before a Christian society.
1t carried me to the gate Of heaven"
" Why didn't you dodge in Heplied
Jack. you Will never haye, another
such chance"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

z-e-ss5l- z Id ssf
.EsrABIIsHrD 1859.
E. 7. Richardson & Sons
Hr4DoouAnr1rns FOE
|H 4 RD & w A r e.
Is 1o3a zf5sa %
We ask me attention Of Farmers to. our large
Il d(g
Farming Implements, viz:
u Hss is9g7 3ssfi -s'fsi lit7 eaf>sa
NIsKwTTz,s PULvERIzNG HARROW,
.smiie1 IsdsIss .dII,s PATENT p,ows
IRON and STEEL CORN pLows.
- Fl sfe45sft - las sss.iSass #.Rgg =
y BRIGGS PATENT cULTTvAToRs,
TWO sHoyELPLows.H @
so q. z gesii ., Q THREE SHOVEL PLoWs
cAswELL's SINGLE SHOVEL PLows, with
wings, s
6AswH1dssaRAs RAssHoppER cULTFvAToRs
cAswELL,s REyoLyING HORSE RAKEs
ISIS 5iisStasL n7teLa sl.s
GRAIN CRADLES. .'5
-. 5s.,3 5.a sa5i;a.es- vs4 G3istg
~ GREENwooD's scYTHE Co.'S. sCYTHEs
LAwsoN'ssEATHs. Z :.
- HAY ana MANURE FORKS
o. AMEs 8 sons sHovELs and SPADES,
SOCKET and SHANK HOES
| isasr'4 1a zs - gsaa 80 s1 se s7aA
/ GARDEN HOES. 5 s1llsi '.lI s
| GARDEN RAKEs
.seiIi is
SINGLE SHOVEL PLoW BLADES,
1 is.sel-E2 f8e <li3 - .fulr7z 5aia >
iL4 DOUBLE SHOVEL PLow BLADES
HARROW RI ty TEETH. 4Ii-a
cuLTIvAToR TEETH
THERMOMETER CHURNs,
GRINDsToNEs and HANGNGs
WHEEL BARRows. &c. &c.
ssocF e
County. win be sold at Bottom Prices.
Rayenna. April 81, 1870, s6-tf
I1nGI1edtu1 8.
| ls4 81 o
/
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

CURE FAR CoRNs,-7Thes following
receipts Youched forfasa q sure cure for
corns: Put the feet forshalf an Ahour,
two or three Successive nights in a
strong solution of soda. III The alkili
dissolves. the Iindurated eqticlea and
the corn falls ont simultaneously, aleav-
ing small cavity which sseonf fills.
An exchange Says We know the
above remedy fe5 Germs cqSlfns to be sfeetual.
We have tried it, and found 1T acts
like magic. But we do not think a
strong Solution IS desireble. We
know of a friend who tried the rem
edy on Our Recommendation, Bat he
made the solution so strong that with
the corns, it took off d portion Of the
skin on the foot. From one to two
tablespoonsfull of soda ina small foot
tub ofhot water is sufficient to remove
the ecorns, by letting the afflicted mem-
Der remain in it ten or fifteen min utes
- Procyie Farmer. III t'.Ds7e
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28
TOBACCO.
lENA sMALn.BoYJuqsn

To,bacco grows ols Something like cab
bages, but / have eaten boiled cabbage
and vinegar on q it and have heard
men e say that cigars given to them on
election day fol; nothing was cabbage
leaves Tobacco stores are mostly
kept by wooden Indjnns, who stand
at the door ard try to fool little boys
hys offering them bunch of cigars
which is glued into thel lnjunis hands
and is made ofYMood also. EHngs do
not like tobacco aneitheryd rydosLE dtried
to smoke cigar onces anebltomade
me feel like EPSON salts: o8IObacco
was invented by a manina1neet M alter
Raleigh. When the epeopiesfrsf saw
him. smoking they ithoughtghe Was
steamboat; las they hadainever seen
steamboat, they were frighteneda My
sister Carrie is a girl; id -donit know
whether she likesiitobacco EoE not
There is aayoung girnan mamed9dSmons
who comes to- see hefso 1iggusss she
likes Simons.s He swas Standing on
the steps one night, and he'had afcigar
! in. his mouth, and saidahej didn't
know as she would like il, and she
said, {" simons, the perfume is agree
able,' but the next morning my big
brother Frank lighted his pipey Car
rie said, sect out of the house, you
horridcreature, the smell of tobacco
makes me siek.n Snuff is Injun meal
made out of tebaecoa IStook sallittle
snuff once, and then i sheezed. eds
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

81 Some Michigan spirit1alists called
iforthe devil lats q recent seances but
when he appeared, "siS feet high, clo-
thed in blaekto The endsofhis fingers,
which were iarmedswithlcruela aclaws,"
they cleared tho room, and viii traise
the devils' no more. ,,,.f,, ,,.a.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

A. q G. w. Ry-Change OF Time:
The following are the times of the departure
of trains at the points below. It took effect
Monday, Nov. Is: 4si5.t5 s..5s =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

Is woman who undertook to scour
the woods has abandoIed theq job,
owing to the high price ofssoap. The
last that was heard of her She was
skimming the, s,sea.e1iosnna anT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

3 Ef.'TIN7 NUIIITITI . ID q ~ -
A. JNHNsoN is 500 nto visit Europe,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28
AgIg HSS.
.PuBIIsHED RAaH .THURspAY

!. D HARRIs. iIjlEi EsblT 8 Is s kss
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

And, he didimean it, The cure had
been effected; and Theodoria mental
ly congratulated herself on othe sue
cess of her plan of treatment. And
Uncle Joseph neEerva alluded ITO, the
day on which, his niece had taken him
so implicitly at his word. .iusg ;sv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-19
NuaiIleil= 9)lehl.

Der uri,rieidrrts bat iOtbm Gui isintr qanbkut
nnbe osr Staoi eiut eer tifeT az afcnfn, um auos
4tnmebi ga niadsen, alatiifIli nno " sbt btttlt.
aGfrdBs Gui itbs UdtbBt GuaRitidi dusIui9ttl wt&E
In 6tr Hrttlttn Scf Gusltibri rUst0sE.
3Gs ahpdbeuHIrbi ~ itiitr ais ods ibtr bon bm
9tmattr tts tUlr0 eiH dtudct groJf. QtbrGuhtl pnb
'tt Dtu &anobGatr oosr YHurIcr IN Giaub, t nit bsy
safmdIdlnt tIttul Gu8Iutrrutn.
9trr 1dmucl &dHes, ben Nanhipirthtn uHo ghau-
itri btr Vsr. StduttH ebr m0bl btannt ais rtbtrtr
osraus9tbsr bes -amsriedu Darmsr " NurGi Nfgit,r-
bat ptt lcituua bat Startaus bes unttrleIGnsrn ID
Rr. 83, SGbsSdOf. uNtt Itutiirabs. absuoImrr
uo ts ibrI arGtntbm itH D!rb. ois YsiGs pett Guts
trdes itinrr alirn iIrtunot 80 tmplangsn.
fi5 pro iolf. III ncReu Sodsn, lnr wtltt Ritts bt.
retrfi luirO.
4anobebdusr unh Huntrs NnO tiuetaotn n,sn, ;5abri
IA tsitbtigtn, Oa i'd Ylttnts ~ utrbtlgfn 9att
To uiSinr Stutf nidts Wtritdss III thun tabfu
10 " ttlW TrIrgt NIT Rein &intrIrt gsfsatttts
al Der Srsar0tiburs Stoer Tam wtint dbrif unitr.
iadtn uiio bic Grt uno aOss ots anotsuns b. adtnS
Nd, anlehcn.
40 tam uin, 5, 10 ootr 20 Qroitrt GVutmiI,ou an
5an6ler btIagtn, nosm msn 1ctoisEt 10 Yroiti midi
abttHtgt.
Q,,odSsnmtbi plt Is pon nlr atmaa, wrb III potsrss
lI uRb tn abulidj,r Grttltl lam ndli I'M Dsrbain,t
iam N,rtit gtniadlt tpsrbtn.
JolbIa S3Drney.
EatsGi: pZr. ea, Shbs Gays, nabs prattHs.
oesr an itNt(m allcn Yllbt.
Rde Der gbt,ss uub etirItnafsrafs.
fJuni22l2]Ritl DetIort. Wb.
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Gid)rl -Arpltall - Stiff.

Die btouastt Uutnsrlidmsii Der paustaHtu ,pirs
aut Die Send,ena naRrbftdlisSeife *
1ttrit ,uStS llm AriuiB'u mo sDitotrbriisdtn bon
fdrtt un0 1u,. Y0iTrn uuo NfiuGtn oOn Wstau, A.
o, 3lnn, pttlRna, Qupltr, gtlru 3lui, @las. aua
sbnent Wclltr uub Sdttln, Wuvwpr Wuhshl6 II. T.
~. sbne geidu VI tbeHio III 'e Jun GHiitrnsn ron
Bint peb, 5tii mn aIls uRusaisrtitH bon ben paus
otr dusn1lClyntt
BtridunsH sic Mat Hdtl Der yaadtn. lruf,du.ssttrs
10 trGBcn. uno aebmtu Sic tsne aupIIs. Hns srpesf
prrfdiittn Ne.
BabTutrt tiuIig tIt
GaItlnan Is Srods,
GtseuibAntm otr
yRrctalisS fcrs&ompa9nte."
Rr 48l, Rorb.Briiit etra6..
pbtIabtipbia.
Gg. 9. GiruG,
eeHssei.ass fAs WareIano ure b,r eastu,
Rr. I77, g3efts@rattftrase,
(gtptllS) 8dIitmort Rb.
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Die Gtetsn S5!iuGrr
WloOc : TSrberei

bot ttl Slrtla'Uhrtdu IN
Nr. IlO, 0Ben 8dltimpreffra6s
COtm aabtn sss Srn. Geo o. q. RtaI ssstuabsrj.
ttbtturt.
dwtiGbfirCdu ppn 9r. IS unb 7, 9rbnfonfirats
6eCw.gort.
Rli tlntr 50.jdbrism griabrupe un0 bon htntm an'
otru Stidae NbttrONric Gtl,ltl,rruuatn t6uufn utr
NIT Htdi bic S6uuug 0tS riitu jarbts u. Rttnipunas.
Seihhirs in btfiem lOHot bsdTipyuGsu.
altioertOtis t0nrru tntubrr i'm Gdt obtr ais dnat.
isrtNit alrior 8ttotbi ptrDtn, iolOlt aud gdnOtr.
6ranItn. BsIdbiidt f. ".
Wut Nrrn BON Gdmeii. unb StrrtniIsbsrn atttniai,
uo pcrrrnOlott uebtrr0df, Gpirr unb EDean seiaFbt
unb actttHiRt. otN rs aulIutttmru.
Ramrslbadr.. BGislrps unb STUdC. Ebdpls atrtinigi
RttppsS bupl5 Gttttisat uno qcattt Sammti' Wdnid
u. 10. bhbih Strttntat unD RCidrbt ItRtn. u. Woui-
lr.Rousuug, HbtHB w. T. ~ Gtreiugt u. ntu alaRrt.
gDoutnr nnb Villas. GGmgn' bdHae gtdrt! GO q,
6anoitnbt NIB btetrE grretriGt unb 8tdrbt.
HDdnrsn lucrbsn IN uHifum ylreau bAI6 eEpttt
atnpHnirn unb Iutidatihdl.
barrett, Wcpbetp8 * Comp,
GpH.l6.SBhl Wr. no. gDtf.Yalttmertltrebr
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Sriitr,
s,g t.riEiIbte FRIii9s Grtratt 6sr
eTri5 DerficolOr.
Eitt lruitUoUr utTdu0frIihs Ptdut tirrt gepophtfa
In uuth psrihtorurn Dcrmsn uuo auottt f6rpsrltds
Franbstu gnb Nu1ehirQtH, trblib ootr rbt ais:
gidutnI5 ihIGas, GHidns 6tr GdHinen enidbt,
RbCumatismuB uHb Hidjt.
81 III tiu uUtCblhGre0 NorOcupt.llitttl gtarH Retts
rdtlis, rpp iigbmtrl II. Rrrptu idIpdcsf. NrdIltns
franfbSiteu, ttbtrs uno RlertntraHtbtlttn uus
bar nrinadnac.
Die hdrttnhtn glRtuIhaIlra n,EsIb,u madbsn "a
Iu ,lnem UertbuoItu Wtitsl Dd Dp1pspliS uuo alats
nIirer GdlUdds
Surtb oCn @tbraun Ots Srifn wirn bds Biut
DtlbrB ale AotrI buri0rin0t uuO bic VabTiug hthtls
ben H. gtrsiniat pooHrda eaB sarls Sgtm esiuHb
haiten miro.
Die eIsbraS6snuptinna 10 bon 9r 5obnDii,
fins bon Baltimore, Wl0.
3u bdbtu In autu Apptbtftn. tHtbrs iS-tum)
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-25
nALrIMoRn MAEEHr.


-Hf nALTtHoHH MAEKHT, ...
BAtTInoRn, Jan. %. : Brsadsiggs. = The
Flost market e dull snd weak, with bu.loess
tlon there being no speculative inquiry, or de-
mand ior sh,pnent.. Priees are nomlnally
lots pressing, they would doubtless give way
We report to-day sales OF 400 '6bis. Howard
street Super At ttoo9s, 1000 bbls, Western
and Howard street Extra, In lots, at tS2e0
so, and 100 bbls. choice Howard Street Extra
ct e6,Tb per Dbl. --T.I
6raig-waS In better supply to-day than for
some time past, the aggregste Of the otfsringa
bushels, but the demand was astlYo for most
deacriptions, and the market generally arm.
WhsaiI AVA nrIa, especially the better
Maryiand rst a. els, 1900 DO. prime DO. a
el.sbnl.t0, 900 do. good TO prime Pennaylva-
eia DO AZ tl27Ql: aG and Loo DO. low grade
Maryland do, at ellO0l.l.
C0rH-was also frm, and for yellow prices
were higher. The receipts were ~ 900 bushels,
aad We note sales 2 900 bushels white atpS0SS
| sideb cents, and 900 do. old 10 store At On.
Rgs.-SAles to-day 900 buahela good At osX
cents. Prime We quote At u S0ilo cents,
Odis.-Some 1000 bushels were offered, and
we note aAlaa Of 1000 bushels Al 50 cents.
Ceeste-Ws hear OF no sales this morninE,
but the market IL arm: $500 III. lE.-I -
We note sale this morning Of ID baisn, .
mixed lot At a5A cents. We quote a. follows,
viAi Upland q az S81sN cents for good oFdE
nsiI, * ~ for Lo" Middllng, and S.sz6ias
Frai.-A cargo Of Sicily fruit, ex bark
,,duilla,n from Palermo, the nfst arrival hSrs
tion, and the entire sarEs, Ssio boxes Oranges
and $40 boxea Lemons, was sold, tho Oranges
~ from taeS 10 t7.so, and the Lemons at tl.2o
hoissss,.SThs N rkstis very dull No sales
yet Of new crop Ouba. Old crop Dc. We quote
nominal at so03s cents for elaYed, and Ss0lS
ass esnts, Porto Rico a iSGss cents, and Eng.
| lish Island At 5000 cents.
MA Fed. -BrowustuR We attn quote Al 10
Tor light, and l5 10 cents per b1shSl for heavy,
| with fair jobbing demand. . ...-...-. m -
Proviiions.-fhe market generally 10 strong,
follows Shoulder a. isJf aisiI cents, ID sides
| ls1<0l0J< cents, clear rib do. a. 1T0iik osnas.
BulkMeat In demand, but We hear o. no fatther
and We quote sides arm Al iit1iIH cents for
rib, and itk0it coats for clear ri6, IL cent !
WAS offered and refused on Saturday for a lot
tss' Potf siS y r. ' ana I SSsp q a. y
per Dbl. " ~ - II - - -
Ries.-ws hear Of no further SaisI, but We
az to " cents for fair to prime. IL
Sdh.-Llvelpool e In fair supply, but dali 40
tollow'i tiIo3tl 80 for Ground Alum, and y, 70
Suot. VS. a.. ,scs 1G5 Hs Ssl. ,SnS We
and 20 cents per bunhsi for lots from store. ~
Su9arI--The merketisdu and rather heavy.
i IS oo% fSS SSo sU Ss's:
016s osniriiusals SIISiST ets,i So. Porto
Rico ilsel2s oents, and 6emerGra vacuum
Rsiasa ssgs..5Ass DUH sss, " -:
~ SSs R ssn,s, and SCI, III iS[m shss
cents Tor 4 white, iI6ltJkotSts for B;isNS
4 cent, for Extra o, and iS,s0isN eshtS 20
sgsg,:5ws aHols =. !, rolIow., via; e.lysrt