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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

Which are the only ewing Machines If any u.ll, !,
which can he used without MAKING THE OWNER LIABi 4
SUIT for infr gmcnt Of patented privileges. ar.
7iIi sou ut
re SONABLE PaICES,
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GUTTA PERCHA VS.. INDIA RUBBER.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
Fhe North american uuita Grchl company
Are offering at Wholesale
A GREAT VARIETY OF CLOTHING SC.
Made from i:ide,'> Patent
VJLCA MED GUTTA Pc CHA,
OF NEW STYLES AND BEAUTIFUL FINISH.
These goods Waterproof, free from unpleasant
NELL pliable aud elastic like India Rubber, not in
iurcd by fatty substances, and
Will not Dee omposc and become sticky.
They are very different in character from any Other
goods heretofore made of Gutta Percha either in tn,
country or Europe, and are warranted 70
STAND ALI Cl,MA E S.
Among the variety may he found coats, cioaks cape,
ponchos reefng jackets. overalls ieggins sou-west
caps, camp blankets horse cnvers shower mats
yrnges, breast pumps, balls. pencil and ink erasers
Thinking cups steam packing, machine belting car
agc cloths &C., &C., with a very cheap and
I'll GIVE Lille Preserved,
made expressly to meet the passenger law OF Con
eress All If finish and quality superior to an.
,iner wafer prunf goods before the public. Fo
sale ~ DC Warehouse 50 Cedar Street. New York
aiois in waterproof g,eds are invited toexamin,
ese eonds believing they viii find themcHEAPER ans
FAR srrERloR a anything the have ever seen bef re
Orders to any ex EFT executed al short notice
Il. BiLiIyGs, WILLIAM RlplR.
Tre.Saud~. c. Prs. Y. A. =. =, {
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,,idu't know Il! Well It's even so
rnSEpu ZONES

yEEpS constantly on hand fresh supply OF FAM
LY GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. and al kinds q
-. South s;de OF Jefferson. Que dor east o.
putuey's. Nov. l, 90
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
4. Il. Nursc.

VI T. IL l. \ o. ! liz
. | has returned TO Bufling on with entire new
L apparatus ami much better assortment of cases
than Were ever before Brought to this place, and has
fitted up a very
PLaEHA AS~ l2 o)DI4
w. IL. Mauro'$ store, Ton the south side Of efs
IN street, east Of Main.) whre he has ight SEC
md only to sky ght. and far superior in every re
p 10 the one used while here before.
All are respectfully invited to call and see f,i
h mselves.
~ BAH Pictures warranted perfectly satisfacto.
~. or nocnarge.
Don't forget The place. on tn South side Of JeIer-
son eA doors east of Maine street.
August "a, 1ool. n19tw.n4w.tf
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Panama. Eegh0rn, and straw Hats,
4 FULL and complete assortment just received
n and for sale very cheap Mt the hat store Ct
apr W. STukGlo.
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l,,ISCAL History of Texas. from "a to 81 BY v
L NJ. Gouge, in Vol. price 81 50, nrsaleat
Mar2a. CORSE'S.
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American HOuse---B0ston.

American House,. ROStOil.
WITH the addition, is the largest and best ar
w ran sed Hotel in New England, and the subscri-
Der begS leave to call attention to its maghcent ar
fragments and superior accommodations. The fur
niture is made combine utility and convenience
with luxurious case and comfort The drawing rooms
are most elegantly appointed the suits Of rooms well
arranged for families and large travelling parties
the sleeping apartments comm dious and we'll venti-
lat d. and large proportion of them supplied with
Cochituate water and gas. Every effort will be made
by the proprietor to contribute to the comfort OF his
guests while soourning at his house.
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor
Burlington, July Is !S54-5m-lw&w.
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GrOcerits For the Million:
AT
KIMBALL & cos

). kIMBALL CO., have just received larg,
u shipment of Goods, consisting in part, as follows
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Ho. for G God Li:ht-Be ye Ready:
w. COOPER,

WI LESALE AND RETAIL DEALER n
Pf-n, safety f'hOsgc.sc Gas.
And LAMPS fol the same These Lamps consist of
the various styles OF Parlor, Stand, Reading and
land Lamps.
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Eanrine. one and two Light Side and Bracket
I'm, Plain ard Ornamental, and daalers in
French China Vases, Burning Fluid Lamps.
CHANDELIERS, &C., &C.,
., Churches, ,.ells, Hotels, Steanboais. Raiir"a
lepots &c.
These Lamps only require to be tested put a
'ap 10 oil complaints about poor lights, smoke OF
Barret House Building, Jefferson Street, Burling
N, Iowa.
burning Fluid, Spirit Gas and Ca nrhene. whole.
ale and retail. Lamps and Gas Fixtures Repaired
md Rcfinished. June Il, o4:bpoin.
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WGIca WE OFFER AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIr
IT sLI.Hr ADVANCE FROM ST. Louis PRICES.
!. S. kIMBALL & CO.
Burlington, June 90. 1S54-ly
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prrrrn ruAN CALIFORNIA

WILL send for 81 full particulars Of business by
which a person Of energy make $3 TO $40 per
law. Also Wa,sons fifty receipts. Cooks Discovery,
esl;es two Discoveries. and B. c. Lamb Discovery,
- which he has made ST. 500 the last year.
Also Bowman's thirty celebrated receipts, many OF
hem worth twenty times the amount, no travelling
nd hut little cap tai required
Address, fposT rAID,) p. P. BONEBRAkE.
ArTicA, Iowa.
June q, '54-6m-w.
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IANE EYRE, and many other interesting romance
,nblic is invited at Imay q, 1851 CoRsE,s.
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MACHINE BEL TING.

r AN agent for this State for the sale OF rive'so
is.thes and yulcanixed rubber betting; also pack
7. .0e'A' wv T.rr;, 9o1 r. S. ADAMS.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

| the 2lst day of August inst, appointed by
M .in,y Court Of Ucs Moines county, Iowa, ex-
cyur n state If Adam Moore, deceased, late of
sad County N,tire is hereby given TO sll persons
Aha nave 81 ims atainSt said etate to pres, mt and
nv them cca.ri,ng 70 law, ant. these owing said es-
lstt s;i m.ie PAYMENT To me. IT L. 5. Gordon. Of
a '.n son. wi b ,ut lay Gil ARIES ANDRES.
Executor
nj
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MRS. h. Il. FLiGLFR,

gavirg Removed her daguerrean Gallery
To her Private Residence On Main St.
nlRECTLY opposite Mr.. Charles +. Hendrix res
/icncc will be pleased TO meet her old customers
and all others who fell disposed to give her call, as
NJ ef rts will be spared to give satisfaction.
nave some beautiful new style cases which can
narily fail 10 SUIT tue most fastidious. Pictures ia
ken frum 81 TO- SIS, E. Ii. FL AGGLER.
i,ly -, ISL 3lntw
10 60 arD..:sSM.,.
lust received this day, new LIT of Maps
y among which are those of Nebraska Kan as,
Utah, ofegm. New Mexico AMI the Territory
qur'd rom Mexco by the iaisden Treaty.
sept I'd. "a MIXER d VAN METER.
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TABLES eases beautiful fast colored prints,
2 do bes. bed tick,
do hickory stripe shir'ing,
2 do assorted apron chicks. at
june Is, 1854. J.s kIMbALL q ".
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Principal office. No. 593 Broadway, N. York.

BRANCH OFFICES.
No 81 South Fourth s.: Philadelphia. rs
:. AZ Hanover st Boston.
Isl st. Charles St, New Orleans.
l59 Baltimore ST. Baltimore.
o 2i7 River st Troy. n. Y.
9 90 Walnut ST., Cincinnati.
&wsm n2w.l4sw. M. SINGER 4 co.
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COMtrat Let land Cars slcr0.
j. Nj. FOX,

Wholesale, and Retail Dealer in Gold sx6
Silrer Watches, Jewslry, and
Pocket Cutlery.
Dnc door North Of the Piano Forte and Music etsys,
n the Barret Honsc lui'diro.
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"MAN, KNOW THYSELF.'
an invaluable Book for IS { ,nts.

"EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE COP ,
EEISEN 100000 COPIES SOLD
IN LESS THAN YEAR. A new
edition, revised and improved, just
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inqucsliuhcd Right.

IT Singers Sowing Machues has been completely
established. They are Of universal app'eation-th,
anne machine doing all kinds If work, and doing il
perfectly. They not only Superior IN cont1iyance
but uneq alst in mechanical finish They perform
all work required, and continue to do it without get
ing out of order. We desire to call attention partic
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prints.
, , Cases Of fast colored and very desirable styi
Prints. inst in store and for sale by.
Juna 20. >. ,. htMpn ~ w.
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Machines to Seq Nth Single Thrccd

which by ample trials have been proved superior to
all others for stitching linen and all very thin fabrics
also n sowing leather either with waxed thread
~ silk-and y quilting Innings. We ere also pre-
pared to exhibit and sell embrudering machines pro
ducing entirely new an ve,y beautiful result
Machines If size, both shuttle and single thread
may be had for small d Il renee in price These are
found 10 be very popular. Machines for hat binding
itching carpet bag handles. and any other peculiar
work will be supplied at short notice.
Machine Needles, Silk Twist on spools, Three Cord
Linen Thrcad and all other articles used with Sewing
Machines always on hand and for sale at all our
flies
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MUM & HUEY.
" hOIeSale and Retail Merchants.
BURLINGTON, IOWA,

NJ f are now in receipt Of, and Just opcnins, At
w our stand, On the West side Of MAN, between
Jefferson and Washington streets, opposite r. S.
Adamss boot and shoe store, large and we'll selected
fncE &c
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SELECT SCHOOL.

Mrs. iDDERLY will res ume he duties of her
VI >ch ul on Mon Law (4th # Sept.) at her resi-
'ne north sid ef the Public .u,re. Terms made
keoyn ~ application. 3w.
Afsust 20. 1854
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21

| III. subscriber will offer for sale his DWELL
ING not 81, on 9th street; and2 vacant
lots adjoining thereto. Also, 100 acres OF land
two mlir> from lSc city, on which Is new dwell
ing house wjth'cight rooms, n new frame Barn,
"a by - feet = storys ii gh and all other out
houses One tract of land containing between
and 600 Acres. with Il small house on the
tract. The fcneingis all good and new and much
Oft is of plank the land is quite productive lays
vel and is well watrred and plenty of Timber.
This tract i, about 3 miles from the city.
The above will be offered privately until farther
notice if not sold privately the same will be Of
fercd at Auction
also wish to dispose of the Piedmont WorKs.
These work. a.c very valuable, as may he seen
upon examining them. There l. very large
amount of good and valuable machinery attached
to these works would prefer to sell all of the
machinery together, but will sell in parcels to
suit persons wishing 10 remove it. There is ey-
cry piece of machinery in and about the works
that could be used in Il ear shop or agricultural
establis hment. There Is aboGt one acre of ground
belonging to the works, which will be sold also;
and = Acres attached under a long lease. This
being Immediately on the BaSon makes it very.
valuable for Il lumber yard, well Machine
shop
! have something over million of feet Of
lumber ON hand-scasourd, OF all kinds which
wish To close out rs speedily as possible.
Also on hand, large stock Of agricultural inn
pemcnts say PIows Harow,, Cultsators, Hay
Presses, Wagons, Whecharrow-, Churn>, Hay
Cutters, Cornshccrs and every thing used for
agricultural purposes. which will sell at very
reduced prices. These will be offered pti,atpiy
until further notice. GEO. O. CT RLE.
oct. II. cod2m
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Since the receipt of the above, we have learn
ed that the principles in the conflict occupy quite
II respectable position in society. Both are Phil
adclthians. One is a married man, and the 9TH
er i, single. The difficulty is understood 10 have
occurred in consequence of a quarrel concerning
female.
The party left the city early this morning, and
the hostile meeting, which managed very
quietly, took place short distance from Bur
lington. After the exchange of shots and the
wounding of the principals, the friend, of the lat
ter Inicriered and reconciliation was effected.
After the settlement Of the difficulty, the par
Ties went to the hotel Of Capt Agnew, at Burning
ton.
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Bank RobbcrY.

Boston, Nov. IA despatch received here
announces the robbery last night of the Wind
ham county bank in Connecticut of $1,000. Ne
Clue has been had Ia thr robbers.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HARTFORD. Nov L. =. M.-lhe Windham
Bauk, at Wnd,o' was robbed last night Of $50
O50, seven of which was in specie, and the bal
aucc in bills ot the bank. Tie robbery VA. cf-
frcted by dire, mon, WHO entered the bank carly
in the evening,
Thc watch dog, to prevent alarm, VS. FIRST
poisoned, and when the clerk, Who sleeps in the
bank, entered about O'Clock, the robbers bound
mud gagged Inn. and one.of them stood over him
with revolver, Nhle tho others with crow AIRS
and other implements, succeeded IN forcing the
,ffi. and securing thrir b'oty.
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Yhe lInEl.etS.

Nrw YoHE, Nov. Ercad~tufs less
firm; sa'e~ OF 490J bbl,. Flour 10 day at S3a6 %
for State Southern :. 5Oa9, and choice brands
Sg.3I{.
Wheat daer small -ales Gencssee at $40;
white Southern S2a2 u5 red do ~l.75al 90.
Gorn-Splcs of l0,o05hu>hel~ miAcdat )a9ic.
BALTIMORE, Nov. lS.-Ihrre Is no special
change to note in Flour this morning the MAJ
kct remaining quiet and firm. There were sales
of 90 bbls Howard It. AT $S.2j; City Mills is
br7 at 81. Sales on late Change Of 2J0 bbls
City Mills at 98.25.
Whcat-The receipt, to LAY have considerably
increased, and the market continue, steady
Tim supply at present is very fair, there being
about 23O0O bu,hc, offered, and sales of white
good to prime, at l3lals1c, choice white, for
tamIy flour, at 1910. There were also sales of
red, good t prtur, at l13aI >ue. Lots OF inferior
qualities are : to II cents less per hu>hel.
forn-Thc receipts Of Corn to-day aye very
far. Tbc market continue, steady, and is some
what fracr Th.rr were about $1,000 bushels
offered, and sa'e, Of cd white at 7io77e: new
White 7,3a74c; old yellow at HaoUc, and new yell
lrw 71a7oc: mixed u Ia ~
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IIAETFoEp Conn, No,.l,.-ln die the liquor
case Of Ezra Dyson, oi New Britain, tie Court
decidrdagan>t him. lie however Appealed, and
the came up before the county count, the
jury acquitted him.
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I2GMEDIES
VSaFE'ES CAS 8E EEEAEEn on,

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100. 1'.''"' ; l' n' sl 9r f.. 3, me
t,am. a'laf ,a, CUE .a..nJ
sraaa s 'i ~, ' .a' -, 20 nG,lg
lnso lc-..1 ) uo-t ST D ,lb.'-
rnr Rrsl eoua .4lurlxrui uaoiu fnae are aary Cough
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lay laGs taro aaaar.a H,u,a setr
The asthma. a,a 7.'.s tie se.l f'sf'" @ eoa"Ia" '' all
DR Rosr SHHo0PiNG col GHNIFtP give. 'anei errIei
oR = B6lJ XII p tl,5 e, M .,ar Tie crap tia,
i'qsrr2us li'es.e 'r, ~ l... -. =. - ., IN,
Face sde B1St or ~ a4 Ca o,.. o5a.., N.r1a-
Spans 'ma 'i"'' ..s' % r7."... '' '''' ~. n
Pa rrf..zfo' H,sa rs a,a'.es eser art Tor
d,rs1eo - h4ineys fz..s. .ra. -, H.. IT,, ,
rasa. la.,pf .Iais,s. .'sn ..rar
DR Ra~f s. ny9prffi ,.,rftytf .-5r D, zsa
L'ero snT T. aud l'as..- -.tsf .. 90" Nth h's ~-
's6% R6gF. gfofBIN lIifEa, fl.a,## - ,v,ab r,rao
"S,A'9 &C., Co.., s i g -, r re I. A.. ~,
, s to 'sg s'.1g As Malay 'ir az, e, arc '
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Daei NEAR Buriington-Two Phih,deiphians
UouHaed
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin

BURLINGTON, \. j., Nov ls.-An affair of
honor took place this morning in our immediate
vicinity. The parties are supposed to be from
Philadelphia. Shots were exchanged, and the
matter amieahy arranged, not however without
the parties being wounded. One was hit in the
left arm, the other in the right thigh, producing
Il flesh wound.
The cause of this inf orta1atr meeting is not
fully known, bet presumed to be of private ma
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Brick Wacll ne

/ WILL otfer for >alr privately, until the 18th
day of NoYemher next, my interest in the
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NEV-Y0nN ADVERTISEMENTS.


IL I.NINls1 MYTHICAL rnNC1lrluNER HAS LETf
ANNII,rtI. lIDA,1 To tnE WORLD ~ HIS
RENT preventive Of Consumption
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l5.i.rl Nnrshou,o 1u1 No.I .r'o tlrarst.c london.
lrufctor,. - AfatItt street. N#U,lu.t ter Ind NJ
II = 4 60 nrpp.tahislina Ia, OILS far up ...e OF "ilr ""
u parts Amer.n PIN ga.- ~G'E ons, hrueal-.s
. Gpsa Merchant. Igtt.tsHrd NiIliucrf. alsotoH'
fa,. t.r-fs -iufr hrf entrusted With the Wt"s
f. ,lt r.f .-ituthsu them. ard To- whom mut hltul
rus H.t O,r n1ieIri.rs aud splendid opportunity
81. =. lirs Bn. .ut. aud profitable busiu'ss
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DatN.= No ,3az.S. ~ lr an 40 n
Irs ..#s. I'D. .5d NJ ao'of- j. ras.#t IN
~. r5. -s... l., G.aIA lhH sc
IL -.
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llARCDli RI, BRADLEY CO.
3S Ann 81, New-S ork, q. -.
tsr '.a#,am
. For sala Mt !. II. THOMPSON x COS new
#ag store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16
Arrived.

shin John Wade. clipper Of Boston, Little WsnPos ds teas
ard uie,.Tyes Wellington Abbott Sid Wsmpoa March
Mscoa 2h Passed Angler 18Th; Java Head th Cape OF Good
Passing the Cape experienced light WINDS
MAJ - crossed Equator June lat ID so NJ Ion 50 60 saw
baIk Ruhe. zig sN . 40, -.
Ship Ferdinand (Fr MsrdoI H4yre g d ballast s1d e.. pass
harp Moore ihfse deat Hiay . sot snip W. go,
provisions suVplied her. ~ ..
Indians (oi WARREN WINS Nhneso' - az sueti a. w.
Taylor s. Go. ~. cu... ,c.A.,, 4. 49,. %
irrcs Int so n a. bark showing rsd signal
% L,t diamond June lat 81 80 Ion ~ spoke sgg from
" vi for s. MARKS showing blue signal with red diamond
seb Henry CsG (of Newport Gardiner Charleston DIS cot
SIR Fiou.e Lenes Wilmington n c. do. naval stores to
seh C. b. silwen Taylor. williamson n c. d' shingles
to Kent. ..o-..
10 s l. Miehnl "a, -. 18Th
seh5 Fddeman Einss~orth Dover Del d. corn D.
y. FoS Co. A..
schr L. Harmed Banks Philadelphia, coal bound 70 new
Haven.
sehI p Paine. "a Hisg.ns Truro Mass DE- h'h 70 W. In
Sehr Susan, Grafton, poitabd Ne, d. ad'- 10 . '" ~
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REMEDY FOR POT4TO-ROT

10 ne Editor Of The v. J. Tribune
SIR: saw letter in TIE TRIBUNE last week. in reiG-
ton 10 the Potato blight which interested me- Your cor
respondent Mr.. Richardson, ascrbes the blight to the
wounding of the vines by small insect something like
flea.
This is not new idea. have garden in which cul-
tiyao potatoes have had it three years. Previous to
my possession it had been common remark IN the VII
Ioye that potatoes could not be grown in this garden
have grown excellent every year but am Obliged to
work for them When the potatoes come up, anu De-
fore the tops are four inches high they covered wn
holes in the leaves and later ii expelled in the stalk
This must Of course ue the stalk and root The leaves
soon begin 70 fade and the stalk wither.
In season, or in wet autumn, tie decay Is more
RAJ than i'll dry probably because the stalk Is
soaked aud ci,ed by the continued moisture In
low wet situations potatoes rot worse than where me sou
is drer and lighter.
Now for the remedy When my potatoes are fairly up,
say four inches high ako a coarse wire sieve and Gil
with good hardwood ashes and sprinkle and the
leaves Of each hill thoroughly with them The ashes pass
readily through the sieve, and it very little trouble 10 do
the job. Then keep outfor the eSs twhO crGcale
nsenter upon The application of the dist and they re-
sppeaI-why let The ashes reappear.
have had beautiful potatoes by pursuing this method,
where they could not be raised before, and when my
neil hhOrs crops wolo no where.
Ii this does any body any good they welcome 10 il,
vet hope Brother Richardson will be willing 10 20 shares
with me in the reward, setting OFF his bag OF charcoal
duet against my sieve of ashes Truly yours,
Wti,eboro' y. \. Juuc -, ls5L c. u SCAOLEflELD.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

FRIDAY. June !6-2 =. VI.
Asnrs-Thc merko; steady FOX Pots az - - 80 e.
and Pearls IS 80.
CorIoS continues firm At the late advance.
FLOUR AsD MrAL-Our market Cor Western and STATE
Flour continues to favor the buyer especially the low
grades much % which Of doubtful character snd fair
below the standard adopted last autumn
Canadian II steady. sales OF zoo bbs at - ~, IN
bond The sales OF Western Canal 1900 bols. az
g. 25as s7l for Bogus State; g Is : 50 or COM
mon 70 favontc State - - 80 for mixed 10 fancy Michl-
gan and common to good Ohio. Included in the above
sales ore 900 bbls Bogus State for export a. . %
s. 5o Southern Flour heavy sales Of 700 bbs AZ -
ga g. % for mixed good brands Baltimore and George
town. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are without change.
GRAN Our market 81 Wheais heavy; the sales are 90
bush Upper Lake part 81 81. Rycis nominal q; 81 =
81 Il. Oats lower sales OF STATE and Western al 50
SIC. Corn is in good demand and prices are without
change sales q % 600 bush. at 4@79c Tor unsound' -
a &c. ior Western mixed. Southern white and yellow al
s5Qs6c.
WHIsKEl-Ihe nar.o is FIRM sales OF 300 bbls. Prison
at Sc. OHIO 25c Drudge csc.
PRoyIsIOSs-Pork il heavy sales o. Mes st sl3 y and
Prime Mt 81 $50 So Beefis buoyant sales Of repackci
Chicago at SIG City Mess sl5 80; Country Mess sll
cI3. Cut Mea unchanged. Lard Is firm at q 'lc
Butter and Cheese are unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

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