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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

IRNHE undersigned having purchased ie patent right
Of HABLIDAY'S SELF REGULATING WIND
MILL, is now ready to contract Tor their erection upon
terms stated below, with the guarantee that they do
give entire satisfaction they may be returned after sx
mnn,hs' test and refund the money.
By an ngenIus and novel arrangement this Mill is made
10 regulate Itself so as rot to run beyond given
br Of revolutions per minute thus enabling them TO stand
The seyerest R~ses without the rick Of being blown down.
Unlike other Mills this will require watching and after
being put in order will require only occasional oiing
for months and years For economy raising or
forcing water for barns and dwellings, for rrigating or
draining lands and for Railroad purposes this Mil will be
found to surpass everything If the kind
These Mills awarded the highest premium (silver
Medals together with Dipomas at the late State Fairs
held at Philadelphia, and Ne York.
PrIce al Shop for Mills designed for Pumping Water
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41le0uutes.
fgEAJyn OFFICE

eIUTRITTVE PRINCIPLE.-uFR g.
.l% HALL NJ. d.. Professor Of Fluid Physiology, and
Author Of this New Theory OF Cure, has established his
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

YIRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
Z DROPS.-DR. G. A. HILL. No.. III Main Street
Worcester Mass would say that great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ. D., while
praccng in the Hospital, in Paris under the immediate
observation of the renowned RECORD, of Paris, and &C
TON, of London
These Pills are invariably certain to regulate the femae
system, and can be taken without hazard. They are
known by hundreds of females in this country, to be the
only preparation discovered that has proved invar
ably certain in all cases.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

FRNO DRUGGISTS.-W We have just received direct
and offer for sale in quantities suit at the lowest
lrices
10 tales Honduras Sarsaparila.
20 bales India SIENNA.
rs cases East India Castor Oil.
10 casks dry Chloride Lime.
10 grQce CoXes Gelatin.
so bales Lquorce Roof.
100 lbs Hyd. Potassa
10 cases Oil Lemon Superior
10 cases Oil Bergamot, Superior.
cases Oil Cassia.
large assortment Of Patent Medicines Also con-
stautly on hand and receiving, large stock Of Drugs
Chemicals, Extracts, and Essential Oils, which import
and select with great care and all Of the very
finest qualities. Our facilities such that we feel as
sured that please all who may favor us with their
orders WEEKS Il POTTER
aul4 d&wtf l64 Washington street. Boston
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Passenger Accommodation Trains leave Norwich, al
615 A. Nj for Worcester and Way Stations, connecting
witt trains Tor Providence Boston, Lowell Nashua, Con.
cord Springfield and Albany.
At 200 P. NJ, for Worcester and Way Stations con
Meeting with trains for Boston, and Way Stations on the
Boston and Worcester Railroad.
Leave Worcester, at 10 A. NJ, for Norwich and Way
Static connecting with train for New London and New
Haven
At 5l5 P, NJ, for Norwich and Way Stations,
Steamboat train, at :, 90 P. NJ Cor Norwich New Lon
don and New York
Freight train with passenger attached daily each
way between Worcester and Putnam leaving Worcester
at 90 A. NJ, and Putnam az 1895 4. NJ.
~ Passengers for New York, (va steamboat from
Way Stations will take the s. H. train from Norces.
ter T Passengers procure Tickets before entering
he Cars. 2. st. M. ANDREWS, Agent.
N. y W. R. r Office. Norwich. July %. 1856
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~, sss, tass.,,fs NORWICH s. WOR-
MsSs ~ Assfss9t+'ss'ti CESTER RAILR0AD.-On and
after Monday, July %, 1865, Passenger Trains leave
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

FEW ELRYll JEWELRY!!I-Anew ar
- rival Of choice patterns Of Jewelry especially Of Ca
and Gold Stone kAr Ornamens aud Pms now selling
at very loo Prtces at 7. NJ LAMBS Harrington Block
ap10 DIFF
= .urzNEVa.. A. H. SEARS Wholesale and He
b-kHzSiS tall Dealer In Fresh and Salt Fish. Of al
Kinds Oysseis. CLAIMS. HOLSTERS. DC. No 10 Mechan
treet. Worcester. Mass uu tebl0
BAGSE BAGS ~
Flour Bags, Is and IL. Also, Meal Bags, for sale At
Boston Prces,by WIN. IL. DEXTER, n co.
,... 307, Main b.
WoreestHi Aug 2S, 1870 dam
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Office No. Liber. y-street, New York.
Agents for Worcester-M. B. Green Il Co., Charles
Sbley, and David Scott.
In Miord,-W. a. Hayward, L. j. Wilson.
n30 deod&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

MBIAN yEGBTABL BMETIC
Will withdraw and expe all diseased matter, sold fluid,
or gaseous from all parts the system Besides its eme
ic properties, it is expcctorant Alternative and anOdyne.
1t acts in each Of its NODES according to nature relieves
the labOrng organism diseased matter, and permits
rec action Of its natural functions restore strength. 1t
the only safe and ctTtGin medicine in all severe forms
of Cholera, Cholera Morbus Bilious Collie, Dysentery,
Peuisy and every other acute disease 1t has great
medal power in all chronic Diseases In both acute and
chronic diseases asst ted by the nYgorating and
tals ing power Of HARHsoN'S COLUMBIAN Tonic STIau
LIANT cures are certain Principles of treatment and d
recons for accompanying each dicne, Price 90
cents
~ Wholesale Agent for New England, GEORGE w.
BRIGGS Staoner, md wholesale and retail dealer in
Haisons Columbian Inks and American Purumery, 1928
Washingon.street opposite the Adams House, Boston.
aull d&wlY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29
nNARRIsoN,s CoLuNBIAN TONG

EEARRISON'S COLUMBIAN TONIC
ii STIAIULANT-Wil cure all diseases caused by
prosration Of digestive powers It's action is immediate
as smuant to rouse the vital energy to its healthy
force as tonic sustain and peretuate that force till
healthy cretons restored and natural power returns
1t will remove all mild forms of Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
Dysentery Bilious Collie Fever, and Fevr in Aguei and
in connection with HARmSoN's COLUMBIAN VEGETABLE
EETIC will cnre the most cases of these and other
acute diseases in the shortest possibetime The Dyspep
tic finds immediate relief aud permanent cure in its use.
For all Bronchial and Pulmonary affections it has great
restorative ehicaGy
The alcohol and opium ineirates will find it perfect
substitute for both those dsease-engendering and health
destroying articles II il exclusively vegetable COM
position and pure tonic and stimulant, without the
slightest diseasng roperyn its composition or action on
the SYSTEM The friends of Temperance then will ind 1t
agent Of great poencyi their cause and that the
vated cravings Of diseased appetite under its use Will
give place healthy action and natural desires is de
cious to the TASTE grateful to the sensibies of the
stomach 1t may be taken in its present form rich
syrup or in water, making deiighttui beUerGge. As
daily beverage, is delciousness is upequGHed by any
fermened alcoholic preparation 1t prevents as well
as cures disease Its applicable in all climates, in
ali seasons to all seases and in ali conditions of life,
and from extreme Of infancy to extreme of age. Price 81
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NR III WARREN 5 COMPoUNp

fENHAY ER'S RHEUMATIC LINE
MbNf.-MR THAYER has permission TO efer l.,
the following gentlemen Of the highest responsibility who
have used and cin testify to the efficiency OF his ceebra
ted RHEUMATIC LINlMENT.
Cyrus Butirick, 20 Commercial street, Boston.
Thomas Ooney, 20 Commercial street, Boston.
Smith Nichols, North Margin street, Boston
VIM. \. Folle 4 corner Salem and North Margin streets
Boston.
WIN. Perkins, Chelsea.
Charles NJ. Harris, South Boston.
The above Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Doloretx
Ague, Enlargemens Of the Joints. In fact q sure rome.
dy where external application can be at an beneficial
For sale by the proprietor corner Of Crass and Salem
streets, Redding Co, State street. Boslou lhsh Co
Nmcester. aul dcod9wlm
hn BARRELS OIL SOA p--FT sale by
NV u A. HARRINGTON n 90.
au3l iea
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NRENCH MUSTARD fresh lot Just 70
II ceived, for sale by H. GRIFFIN 4 GO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

RouLt7 tsSiOnS, ITTtgNI1JlItss 90.
One trial viii convince the most skeptca and never
after will they be induced to take any other Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from
Male and Female Importers,
under the preence Of efectng cure medicines which in
nineteen cases out twenty have injurious eac upon
the system, without producing the desired result or
sign Of it, Should shuu Il csc biped3, and use
ynns-fna
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

rEzzsN@g1 ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
sgaa .s..ssssss. WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train.
Packages Forwarded Notes, Drafts and Bills collected,
and paid and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages, and small Gases forwarded and other Express
busnesst acted at Fall River, Mansfield, Atteboro,
Taunton, Sew Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston Warwick,
Wickfeld Peacedale and Wakefield R. l.; and Stoning.
On. Conn. OFFICE, Am. House, Worcester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-11
DOVE. 4 I'm
- - bON r. On,
Sole Prarrietors. Rlchmord =,
TlDlNGS FROM CHESTERFIFLD V

tHhSi ERFtELD Go, Va, Aur I Ie
MesSrs Dore X Co., Richmond: Last f,T ~. ~
mules was turned loose in the stable ward ,b-,
playing about with other mules ran will ths r,
of his whole body against large plate of Sheet Wy
cutting himself on the thigh or ham about II p,
long, and from an inch and half to two ipcIss J.
the wound was of such n character As "a spr,os.
would never be of any service to me again Ss.S
notice OF the Turf OIL in the papers, procpsds7
applied 1t at once TO the cut, and in sbont tt,,
weeks he was perfectly well and OF work. and r,o
cannot perceive the lesst scar where tbo IN. ",
made. II 4 WIyRpyr
L. S.-Thcre are many cases Of injuries to rg.tls
this neighborhood which have been cured by voe.
Turf Oil, and, if ofany benefit to YOU. tau rIorp.
yon many certificates. The whole urishborbood 81;
1t il the quickest healing remedy they eSrr.ss.
Sc IL f. A WINERY
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U,IRER, MAHOGANY AND rill>'

II UBIso- -,
10000 feet 81 South Carolina Dressed fl0onl1 y
pcri0r quality aud even lengths
$1,000 feet A. North Carolina do U'
100000 feet clear White Pine
5000 feet So and 81 Button Wood
nGO0 feet SO Oak for tobacco boxes
5000 feet inch do. do DO
40 600 feet 80 aud inch Poplar
40 900 feet ks Rough Flooring
100000 feet seasoned 81 and inch PINK
IO0. 900 large Cyprus Bunch Shingles r-..i
An assortment of Mahogany Plank aha -. - n.
Posts: Black Walnut, Hickory, Cherry A'h o.,
pie. For sale low, and ON accommodating, p H3R
np2j EELb IN IhiIA-----
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FOR KENT OR LEASE-That con-

M FUN hEINI VIk LEASE-IHHI COD.
@;;: venienly arranged and centrally located build
NIL ing situated on the n T.. corner of Broad and
18th s.s diagonally opposite the City Courthouse
and III view ofthe Capitol. For professional it
combines every convenience, having offices detached
and also in the main building, the interior of which
of modern construction, with two parlors, handsome
marble mantepieces, &c. Possession of the two de-
the present expires though satisfactory nrrauge
neIt may be made to give possession earlier or
later date. am informed by the present occupant
Mr. VIM Brent (of the firm of Gretter L Brent who
will take pleasure i'll showing the premises any one
DESTROYS OF viewing them.
Apply to either of the Messrs, TABB, Richmond; or
to p. NJ. TABB Jr.,
Trustee of VIM Shepard, decd.
Sc 22-tf Bandon, Henrico county, Va
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NEWsPArER PACKAGES RETURNED-Itis stated
.na. I.e postmaster at Atehson Kansas has re-
,erhca AL the copies of the Lawrence Herald of
sreedo'h received at Atchson for subscribers. re-
,bs 70 circulate them, under the law passed bv
~ Kansas Legislature forbidiing the circulation
~ ,nsssnthary publications. The publisher of the
II to the Postmaster General WV ave. anu sem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-11

=, NlIhDhAwAL OF MINNESOTA LANDS FRAN
srn.. II. me amount of public lands withheld
o saic a, the different Offices in Minnesota hw ,ha
1900 oraer q the President is 100000 acres the
Dur Minus." ~ 'om lying along the river 7oOOoa-
aud no doubt j viii be for the adyantaan inc eraer
territory, a. blocking the game of msrs s " ,,le
'"r'' aud giving actual settlers better .ba, ap''a
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z WITHDRAWING ACADEMY

CD NOTICE.--DANCIN. ACADEMY
n Mr.. JOSEPH C. DUESBERRY takes pleasure
n i'll announcing to the citizens of Richmond that
e1 he will open his Academy for Dancing the 18th
OF october Mr. Duesberry thanks the public for past
encouragement. He will his best exertions to So
lcit the same this session. Mr.. Duesberry has sue
ceeded in getting Hall opposite the Exchange Bank
which he has fitted up IN most elegant style En-
trance on Main street
He wishes to state to the citizens that he will intro
duce the most fashionable Dances, Quadrilles and
altZes end he aters himself that he has turned out
fine dancers any other teacher in the State
Mr.. ID can be at his office, at Mr.. Osbornes op-
posite the Exchange Bank, between the hours of 6
ana !, and and O'Clock. 23-l5t
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ya,a aA s husNrD.--The steamer =. K. Jr s,o,,
burned on the ath ut near ti,i. c ~; S'ard Was
ann .rs'xht books, &e, of the boat were los, Ian,
70 i've. Inc Captain had his wife and rh;la ~,
II. ss az H. SAVED them By jumping overheard III
a. h.is - s,. ns 'o,,owng him aud all holding d,
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs-The weather b,s
been quite cool in New Orleans during the l,st
week; The deaths during the week number l:9
Including forty-six from yellow fever The H..
Il abating in the interior
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'futUE rLNF UIL.-ror 0Id So

L every description, Oh Man and Ba"., 'V " Of
spoonful equal to an ounce Of any prensrs, Oue r.
Bruises and Sprains, Ulcers and Fclion, Sa Sow
Burns Sore Legs and Chlblairs Frssb ~, Ne w nj
Cramp and letter, Stngs of Insects Wound %V aai
me Nails lnfamed Breasts Glandular Tumor. - NV
Back, Swelled Legs aud Stiffness Of Jcints wa
Warranted to cure, and no damage from s,,..
colds WIZ "a Po'ais .
Applied TO Burns at once, it leaves M .,,r
Price 80 and % cents bottle.
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GoLD CHAIN FACTORY BURNT -Mo., n.
rill q shunwsy's extensive gold chat, rhih
~, at Springfield Mass, was completely des,roraS
py nre Monday evening. The loss is beayv s',,
some sixty workmen have been thrown an, ~ ,'
ploymeDt. The firm is insured wv u '''i
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"A PRIZE ESSAY ON OyARIoToMY men,hor 81
me massachusetts Medical Society has authorized
me society to offer prize of one hundred dollar
10 ,he author of dissertation, which NAV he nd.
worthy thereof ON the history and statistics
"t o'ar'otomy, and under what circumstances the
opera'toh may be regarded safe and expetent
mo Prize IL offered TO the profession throughout
INC country, and the time is extended to Nav ia56
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t..LiAiIs UiNInON1E.-'r I'm.

Il ton i, = comb,n 1noN - -. = rhs pr,,s.-
the best Colisaya Bark, with Other ;,r I've pr1eP,
liable Tonic and Anti-tcbrile agent. io'sd alt "a,
IN the form OF an elegant Cordial Ex r'y1 Pisa'
degree, is entirely devoid of tbeir IN 81 sH's,,.
terness and disagIeeable taste oojF''!0h'b.. },
1t may be employed with benefit ~ ~
conditions OF the system CONNECTED vii, u Fa.'t
whenever corroborant influence "a 5 va .ssia,,
communicating symptoms exi., ana u,'.ied and
OF ell local inflammation, especially Of the ae ,,',
bowels, 1t will be tonnd highly scrycssSs i'a'
Ca os nervous ne Gondlt,onln 'one forms Of b. s
Is deslrable-intermittent discusses NJ Laat'rCs
iebr1ie character, aud in many Other r..s..a q .
BY enalosy the attention Of the iutesrTt' p y Ea
WIN n Sf d ,h ,ea. 1t VIII prove srra5s
tions and by its invsoratng tonic ipn asnP ''u'
venting after recovery, recurrence ~ s IN Pc
Prepared and sold By ~ 'Ne suaek
PURCELL. LADD kco
wTHH M
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IACKsON,s EXCELsIOR BITTgR,.

- - hICHMoSD, Aug. H. tAe
Mr.. X. III. JACEsoN-Desr Sir! Through tbs ilshs.
mentality of friend of nine, was induced ty nu
to try Bottle of your BitteTs. Thinking il !; dga
me no good it would do ne 10 harm, accor5nIf
tried the same OF morning likewise my wife ra
IN the course of one week, erappete imprOr,d 81,
thank God she found from that TINS relief -Di
must, i'll Justice to myself and wife, very highly
commend the above Bitters IA being tie best ~
ever tried; and feeling it my duty to thank gOl'
friend for the advice to try them, | w0ud ADVICE oil
those suffering from the first stage Of Dvsptpss ~
them. They viii exclaiIn like us Better csasA
be found"
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TNtTIIs Ute unf't- ME HtINIstN 70 ~
P0LIARD,S RHEUMATIC LiNiNhHi'

IL subdues intiamstion speedily, removes P'-
cleanses, heas and gives perfect health asd 'oandl
to the flesh. 1t is beyond question the Des f9'e'
ever offered to the public. This is laying 1o'i 49,
but we have facts to sustain US
Bruises. Swellincs, Cuts. Caked Bree,t A., =,
yield instantly 10 its magic power.
Price Is cents, or ) bottles for u. .... ,,,...
Sold by PURCELL, LADD d co. Aplk On
BENNETT & BEERS, p. Johnston Dr. .
DUVAL s. NORTON, etc, etc. @'
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. -, ,,.CrUI, LAW JOIRN,AahLu'h ~

ul AhIEHL1 La w 49, pfTHMHsf
"A TIED BY \ MEMBER VI lt LIS Of a.
BAR.-CONTRIBUTO ok!..L oosyit.is
peper; Professor ]. B. MINOR. tuTsis.I yesi.r
A. H. SANDS, Author OF History Of aul. ..a-.l -
and other professional gentlemen J "a ecata.es
not AZ liberty 10 announce, have as'o'N
TO the columns OF the journal .. ~ d, =
The undersigned proposesto co HlIi' I,srssl y
of January, the publication OF La" Al yscs's
want of such work containing ma'ei s,s,s. .
interest 10 the Bar OF Virginia and 81 o''e
been long felt and frequently etpr. fasi -
The undersigned, therefore, benel,H. a s.,'ss
periodical would be not Only itnior, SUI tgs a.
would meet with ready support no To- Ths %
undertaken to supply the deslderafen ~. hsSs
PENNSYLVANIA, New York and hsSsSe a's,,s .. ..
some wears pasr, supported the rap..s. II VIZ
NOMINAL. WV should not the bafi'stf .,hies ~
and the South have theirsl \ louIi''.s rhieb -
may call their own, and IN the pasrs ,hsir s.f-
win find law more peculiarly sifeeu''
daily practice. Ill ,,rr. Fl 90
A. this Journal will circulate 10 s't v.lasbe ~.
ted States, twill be an iinporten. ap 49,. af
of sdrrrtis;n.. Cards inserted y i1"'''
longer advertisements IA FropoiuVH ~
The work win be published oeAA wei - Y''''
white Paper, each number eonsaih'AS
8vo. iii. .p,sTffis"
All who are disposed TO fa,or ll lis,sh, .,..
ples.e forward their names linineaiase| IS L%'
TKRMs--x5 per year--s eopie'sn ~, !. ssspis
commission allowed 10 all wbo WI, ~ - ..llsl sAs
j. ~, RANDOLPH, Dyss's.t,ssad,s vs.
publisl.er, No. iai, Main 81 -,
ia n -aAfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-11

SPECULaTIoSs IN BREADsrUFFs IN y. YORK;
The New York spectators in breadstutfs are grow
ing wild On Monday flour advanced p cents -
barrel, wheat gas cents, and corn az cents o.
bushe. A further advance took place Yesterday
The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer thus writes on Monday evening.
Nearly $1,000 barrels of -four and over 100000
bushels Of wheat changed hands To-day. Nearly all
the wheat and more than one-half of the flour was
bought by one broker, the same party that bought
30 largely on Saturday last.
The trade and receivers generally are extremely
anxious to ascertain for what country government
these heavy purchases are. but the broker keeps
mum" lie gives, pretty much whatever prices
are asked aud as his credit is almost unlimited sell
iers care not to question him too closely. Bv some
1t il supposed that the stuff is for the French 20
vcrnnent, while others confidently assert that the
English government have orders in our market for
@,utNOU0 OF bushels of wheat and 800 600 blls of
Hour A third party insists upon it that the prrr-
CEASES are for the Sandman government
How 1t will end, no one at present pretends to
say, but there is no question but that there are
largo orders here for breadstuffs to go abroad-to
what country does not at present satisfactorily an
pear Nearly all the purchases of flour and wheat
made Saturday and to-day, have been ordered in
TO store by the broker The excitement on 'cbanye
inns morning rose almost to fever heat Receivers
eoid thelr wheat and -four just about as soon AZ
tney conld crowd into the rooms. One party had
VoVV bushels worry common Upper Lake wheat
no asked 81 90 for it, expecting to take Loss A
trend OF his better posted relative to the marke OF
ADVISED INN to ask more. He laughed and Thought
him joking, just at that time the great broker came
along seized the sample thrust his hand into the
box and inquired the price of the wheat "SI on
says the receiver, with broad grin upon his face
expecting the broker to ask him if he was iokino
IN take it, says the broker, clappng the box u1.
der his arm, and marching OFF to make fresh pur
.nases, win as much GOODNESS though he had
been buying sixpence worth of cbcsnnts W.
nearly the same kind of business was transacted IN
'ne nour room: son of the broker bought nm
nearly everything offered him at pretty much the
plI.oe asker oy the receivers Corn advanced one
cent anu oats two cents per busheI
Inc tribune, of yesterday, saws the large MP
ehaser referred to belongs to South street bonso
IN mat CITY, and that he is operating on am order II
Is supposed from Comlnissary of the British goy.
tribune adds that the French government is h."
heved to be also buying freely.