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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONE MARX E =.

SUNDAY Dec. 2s-sP.M.
Notwithstanding the sirnsency In the money market,
here has been active In stocks AMI pretty
general Improvement prices has been realized specu-
'ssiou has MOI been rampant but the market value OF
stocks generally has advanced In the fsce OF very
sharp demand fr money and the ruling Of very high
rates. Holders Of stocks struggling along great
sAcrnccs with tho hope thai few weeks win bring an
easier money market and relief the presen, pressure
they are akips every bold on with the expec.
tAion OF saving themselves from serious losses bat
cannot for the lie VIVA, hey their hopes
urop. There 10 no guaranty that money viii be
any more abundant amer Tho LIST OF January than u
10 now. The nay mcnt or dividends certainly can.
not make u %. FOR that money n fully en-.
poycd u the market, generally in large sums, where
In effect u visible Alter the let OF January will bs
distributed In ANAL sums, and whilc may benefit In
small way many Individuals Il wnI not be felt the
ney market After the LIST Of January there yin be more
active business in all departments ami should mo-. be
surprised 10 active dem md for money.
A room the impor,aiioas begin come In largely
there viii bel demand for spcic 70 par the Custom
House duties, aud the sccumusions Of the sub
treasury will be rapid. This will keep the banks
pretty snug their specie The slightest YET up
IN The money market viii give impetus TO
specie shipments. s, therefore, entirely out Of the
question, that have easy money market Ia
lace OF the causes ~ Wofk 70 the contrary the money
markets Of the world all Ia the oondron-aa
rom The same AMI until these are 70
moved 10 folly 10 talk about 10 iooh for relief The
imitation In prices Tor every species Of property
he extension o. all sorts Of enterprise the immense ex
passon ofpubnc and private cre the great increase
banking capital and railroad liabilities the rapid Increase
In Of the community fos mosey, ali sbc~ that
mus, continue In demand and command higher rsaes Ia
The market than have yct ruled The supply hso limited
compared With Ne uses ths, the current value cannot d
minrh The imitation must 20 on until works out
the remedy. II merely matter OF time. IL mpos
sibs for money 70 be cheap when everything else 90
high and u Il absurd V tan about easy money mar
ket two weeks o. too months hence. SO long ~ the
cause remains, 20 loss win The effect continue In fun
iorce. would be dsalculi 10 arrest the present
Of financial Affairs Nothing bat great reduction
In pricss would DO any good. The remedy cannot be-
Gin with reducu,n Ia the price q money TITS the last
10 rise value, ana the last 10 fab We see no serna
tive but steady initiation prices for oil things until we
are overssken BY revusion. That s not far distant
and s opcrsticn win be 10 reduce values 10 proper
level al once, and kave matters 10 q proper i'd
Ius,men, during liquidation. We have been going on
Icr years. gradually approaching the po,st at which
osuAsss , nevnsbls oVcasioaaly . sushi
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NAuvoros, Dec. 70, 1920.
TIE Bsdson Bsy ce~pery-fn Mehs IN ne Eorh~st--
Sepcssahcs: % PveAsss asa---Sscsary cs1rx AID
Buctanas's Ca1snd.
Naicd time since that the Committee on Foreign
Affairs Of the House about report blu W par.
chsss tho posseeovy rights Of the Hudsor's Bay and
Puscts Sousd Agricultural Company that en- appro-
prasion Of s2so, 900 would be ssxsd By The committee
which amount II vAs understood would be suft5enl 70
Hqusae and satsfy The parues interested THIS iaforms
ton obtained iron the sass Department; but no
sppesn " sncs oss ossn s. ~. taai our 60
ties insersited here, who are Engnshmen-and one Of
them Mr. Luniey, vno has been stsndias The susl.
haze nov informed government that s2so 900 II NOT
sunosn-hai shey VII inform The proper susnoruss Of
me company. me sovsrsmsns are deter mined andsp
stand not 70 allow the pay 70 excsed and that
4 the intention Of the ccnmites both Of tho Senate and
House, provided there n not some 0ranesmen6 made
pretty socn repou BIN authorizing the President n
enter into negotiations nor The pure tbs rights
I have some Information IN reference 20 the con.
onions and vofyss o. this oompssy, which I be.
nevs have never been stated. and ~ Is exciting
nos correct a. has been stated that me charter Of the
company empires N 1888 ne error probably avisss from
pany license Of exclusive trade with the isdass for II
years. ne charter wa granted In 1870 By Charles r.,
70 COMPANY ssyisd me govs.ncr and COMPANY Of "A
vcnsurers O Eseland, Trading 70 Hudscu's Bay" The
grant included territories comprising half million SQUARE
mils, and vAs IN fres ssd common s,~se on payment
Ansisnd shcuid visit shem. Il Gas r,sae p.rpssusl'
There about ~ hundred neb<rs In sne COMPANY
II supesdous monopoly. Iss profits are NOE i'm
nense. Ihe ront o. share last ycsr wNs sic, 900.
Some members own several shares n " estimated thst
$500 COO worth OF fu Furnished N The compsn from
The territory OF tho Unued states annually 10 prevent
this fort needed the Red River Of M Norih Tue
government OF the comparys territory II sdln. ,red
BY and councils OF chief ana chief r,
ders, n their various establishments the pr,ncIpr Of
which s the Red River settlement they hsvs TIA nv
jury. Red River settlement $50 miles ABOVE n Pau,
ksrn from gentleman who rccei NY returned fro N
Pernyvsnh 10 this city, tnst there y emsnd ous out
side Pre- ssrs among certsn interest ~ psraryyants
and New jersey, IN favor Of the retention Of s.a,srv
erA-k az nc r.U -ssm'nxIst.-, AL MAJ
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bftrEpuOf. ~ 1884,
At the time Of closing last circular ndvces Of jh lust
Americasnce put back dsmard b. Sizes OF wc.her.
replaced by CsnadA whch sailed this
cotton mari firm spec. win sdvanoica tenfcn
cy prices Of American description. o. tn following day
and 10 "Wednesday Of the present week. the ransrs
were Of anote nmiod carscc, The mnkc however, hss
nothing Of the improved Tor and good report from Man
chester caused revival a. The rqurY, resulting IN outside
raies being demanded by holders the trade purchasing with
CONFIDENCE and specolxors ard reey
in the daily operations In kfaxis and suats
stock on hand bears no relative proportion 20 Tho figures
last holdings The American afvices per
Europa fsed 70 have any Influence the hoDe being
hat the accumuiarg receipts the prinrpal
would shortly be more freely shipped or and furnish with
better selection and supply. Unless this shoald early
manifested corresponding efc must particularly
the more promising attitude Of mooey matters mpss greater
cement trade and which u likely
cesriv developed sfcr the turn 81 the yea- The
market closes quietly but steady today with estimated
II 20 baes coo 10 speculaiors and expcrers
Ned quotations
The nj The 20 81 $40 bales Of which
Aha Spectators have taken ss-o m 4
porfarp hhSravins ~ ~ b.ies ef al kinds tr.c.
The import Tor time s s bales Of which 1880 are
American
The qusnu1y known 70 be sea from American ports IL
a tf.snN hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

Coosr-Bnnyo On saturday, Dec 2T, at the Church
OF ST. Fsncis Xavier by the Rev Father Drisco JoHr
n CoosrY 10 CArBRnHE A. HraRISo, ali Of this city.
RRINCKKRH0rf-Ownss On Wednesday, Dec. "a, BY
the Rev ur Pressy, Mr.. JoHS G. BsHcKEaHosy 10 Mss
JKANNIIIK Owens.
OowI-FrH-MO 1ncinnstus. N Y on the 2Sth inst !,
BY The Rev. Decker, Mr. ALPHErs Gown, Of PAter
aon N. Y, 70 Mss On Ere r. FHa, daughter Of Isaao
Fab, Esq, Of the former place.
BHBor-STyss1s On Thursday, Dec. rs, BY the Rev
Duncan Dunbar Mr. EzRA BrDoP 70 Miss LEAz c., eldest
laughter Of Stephen Sly mets ESQ, all Of TINS CITY
PAHnMn-WBnHr.-MM Montpelier. Vt. on Christ
mas day, by the Rov +. w. Shcls0n. VIZ. GRAynH PAR
MIK, Esq, Of Essex, w., 70 Misc hAscnIA A. WBrSST
Of Montpelier.
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Common % good Michigan. ........s Sa g
Common s 10 good Ohio
soussrn MIXED . good brands. i$s 3
Canadian supeIine and exus a.: v;; 4oa 70
and 81 Louis. -
Canadian was in demand and sales we're restricted
southern WIS firm and In good demand with sales OF about
S~ Win 90
%ss Ssa A sss y
prices 1ss sales were limited o about bushels
Tas seeS city
10 and 99s and Ao. red 4 81 % and S
while prices were .thout change Of moment The sales en-
&c., white %. was nominal ,oc Bye was quiet A. =,
with moderate sales at &c 4sc for STATE and at 4sc SOC
CorrKE The mArhst quiet, with small sale Of Rio
CoTros-The sales embraced about 5000 bales The mar
change of moment To Liverpool, about 1000 IS 900
sushel. Of gram were reported At o4d e'ss N bags
bacon IA Ga about LOO bales Of cotton a 81
ara sSou, SS ao1T * ID ssa was
At % AID To Glasgow. -four taken ~ 2s Oh 10 hot
cotton was a, taken 4 &C. lard :. re AID hour g zoe
laos.-soo,ch pig in fair demand SO $50 50.
descriptions we're making q
months & weS ssa s San
arrive; Montevdeo Sic arrive; Barcelona
11sc. months, excepting damaged, with small lots
other descriptions tfdl prices
hors qnie at &c &C for Eastern, and &c los for
LEATHER continued nrm but soewha. less active own
10 the advent of the holiday season.
hoLAssrs-fh market continued firm, with lgh "a ss "
hhcs Cuba mnscovado sold NJ ec SSc and 40 bbls
Orleans nj
NAVAL n.rke, was active AMI a, hi yher rates
there being good demand r sales OF 1900 bblS
spirits nj ic &c cash with small lots high
CRUDE also nrmer and ssld Al 81 per 20 lbs Sales Of
about 700 go bbis common ro-n were male a. "a co per
$40 lbs, delivered.
on--Abou' 500 a eoo gallons Erzs,h llnse.d were re
ported sold a. Sc cash Considerable sAle Of
reported, tor January delivery Sse crIa
AID sperm wire quiet AMI prices UNCHANGED
was held a; 81 20 Tor unbieaced asd 81 6S 81 - r
eeaehed camphcne selling nj Doc Lard and olive oils
we're unchanged.
PMovTsIosS-Pork- market was more acivo ard
hrmer, closing advance yssferdsYs prices The
sales embraced about 500 bb the epo tciu1ing old
a. Slg 81 = xla "a ana DO 80 ant 30 bDls.
mess OF ayorie brand sod 70 arrive "a so Prine
win sales sbou; 100 sobhls including county prne
ASA and country do a Ell 81 Sl2 - aud Cor old
repacked Western kepacw~d ,hosgo SD 81
a tlA 70. Beef hAms nj srSASla - BAH~n was
issty aud prices unchanged Cut Meats saay, with
sales u sfonds at hc, and hams a. $40 tUr Lard
buoJan and IN good demard with sa 81 900 s0 Dbls
psrtto Arrive, ~ I2Ao aHc Dressed hoSs gelng
10c. 2te. for state. Cheese WA ~ ~ iDiz cens.
Hltg.-AbOut6 90 uefces were sod .. SO.
ttcARs The GALES embraced about 80 bids Caba museo
Taow Of abou, 70 90 loswere made Al Iisc cash.
WnrssEY-saies Of 30 90 bes were reported A. &c
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win 30 such - almost 70 oonpe, thb msasura,
And what n Yemarkable shout ths movement y,
that does rot proceed from politicians rlAim agents
ard parties who are trying 70 GET her hands Into sns
treasury or Ary suoh olas. Of advcnsurera, ous rom
that portion interested only 10 the protection Of the
treasury, and Ia its udcsous administration Il alleged
on Tho part Of the who pressing him. that be
rs the frat democratic Secretary who has been abba
toconcste the iron interest without violating the demo
cratic creed Tais interest Is immense and Mr. Buchanan
Is ard hss been for years identified with H. and II viii
undoubtedly have great weight with him. Il Is believed
BY the most aleeent representatives OF tns interest,"
that II Nj Bochanan pursues the proper policy. he will
tSn with respect 70 this great Interest," occupied by tho
lae vbig party. thus enabling them 70 control tho 20
htca doctrines Of the republic for indefinite period o.
lime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

Change Your shirts and Drawers for the
societys tor the Of Wearing Clean S sh
For shirts TO it, of the finest descriptions a. IS cents and
For spler did double breasted IRE shirts.
For AieIanders kid gloves,
For ~ a1s'9s
For twlled red flannel under shirts and drawers,
For article Of genilemens furnishing outfit of neither
60 % 's sf los Chatham street. New York
Nothing 90 Exquisite and Beautiful ~ the
ss se New o Se sas ss A.
only II Beecker street. near Broadway.
Shirts, scarfs, Cravats, Ties, Gloves and n
shirt and furnishing establishment NO. Astor House.
Gold and silver Watches, Diamond Rings
and and silver , ION O1 ac for r. sale =
G. ALLEN. importer Of watches and iswsiy II wall street,
Watches for Holiday Presents.
Jeweiry for holiday presents
cuLBEKr STafss - sSss
Fine Wedding Cards, Envelope, Ssc.-
the SSs $ on Broadway for
oyphsrs &C sons and metal seals rings. &c. :. EVER
DELL's, 500 broadway, corner Duane street
s5.-A Great Treat for the Holidays "A
s Of % :. ss @
any part Of hs city, for ne R sns :u% % e u BROADWAY
Charter Oak-Recelved from che Hon. J.
only Si By VIM 5. TxkSEi. jswslisr SO Brosa~s s
New Year.-FIne Brandies, Champnge,
s1s,ss ss
of Crosby.
Holidays.-Bunch Kaislns, Fancy Prune
S IDS swim g is s' as @
Greenwich street.
John Woods New Gy lanasSum Now Open
aiNo East Tweptyeighh street, near Fifh Avenue.
Defiance s.iamandcr safe.-with Patent
street door below Maiden Lane &C.. $50
saicheIor'. .sair Dye, sSlgs and Toupees,
broadway.
HIrs Hair Dys-Foor Sailing. a Box,
s Se NC sy hs druggist AID
Crist.doro 8 Hair Dye, scaIps and Wigs
Can't be beawhossale and retail and the dye privately ap
deaera-rE1RIDGE Co, prcpreiors Of Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers making with overwo thou
ss s eo Df % as
q x % ss = s e. r.
viii be superior French article imported and Cor half
iasicps she whole eneiSsed q esssas siae and sod
nsE NH s eSs IN S ss s y s
''' ''i pErsiD6E co. Franklin square. New York
a Card DIR. Hunter begs 60 Intimate that
he has returned from Europe and wal he at home Ss
Broadway for consultation in bronchial and pulmonary AZ
fectinns, dun ing the usual hours daily.
NEW YoRK, Dec 70 1850.
HolIowsy's Ointment xpd Piiis-Astonish-
ely encacinus in the of salt rheum scrotua and ali
other skin diseases they viii effect when all other
means fail.
Gtyccripc Jelly for the Skin.-A White
and delicate hand attribute Of beauty and civilization.
Glyc Lotion for sunburns feckes, rough skin,
black spot.
0ycerine soap The OF this soap sancoued by all
medical men. NIGER CO., Chemists, 500 Broadway.
The Nervauric Lure. Or. VIM. Req noldson
relieves chronic disease. No Nassau
street, Brooklyn and Perth Amboy ~. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

Union India Rubber Company stock "A
ALBERT h. NICoLAY, No Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

20 Cent Ambrotype LikcDesses, With Case,
beautifully coored, aiterng old aud young at KIMBALi
cheap picture factory, 347 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

BTady's Lower Gallery, 400 Broadway,
WIN be oupd convenient for merchants clerks and ohers
employ down who desire procure ambroypes for
the holidays Corner of Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
stock sale-Notice. consequence OF Thursday next
being New Years day shall hold special auction sale Of
and bonds "wednesday next the 3st inst Securi
tes 10 be sold that day should be sent in ~
sble In der TO give them publicity though ad
verisements. ALBERT II. NICOLAY, No. Broad st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

IL la Cent Natural P0rtra1ty pes.-rhe
cheapest pictures the world and dollar Photographic
HOLMES machine ant lepo taking LEGO daily. 2s Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

ahe Grand CarnivaI.-Its Prominent Fea-
ure Is the rush for bACoNS superb ambroypes for 80
cents. POS Bowery.
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Furs, Furs, Furs-At Whites, 14S fulton
street. between Broadway and Nassau Gents h.,at S.
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Clarke's Raglans and OveIcoats Will be
sold cost till lst January. Price from $40 TO $40
CLARKE lilo William street.
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let ORNAMENTS.
Birth

Birth.
LASBMr.-On Dec. 8, 1t o O'Clock NJ In the city OF
st. Pauls, MIR nesots Territory sarah e. O L. wife Of
John 8 Lambert, OF q son
California papers please copy
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SATURDAY, Dec. Zl,--o T. N.
ASHES Sales confined about Is 30 bbls pots at
&c
BREADsTurrs -Four-Before the close Of Change the
steamship Rurcpa announced be below which checaed
transactions Tho sales embraced about 5000 10 0 bills at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

2 AAda % uerces Cuba bids 70 barrels Porto
Rico and the HavaDas bought In - fun prices while
harry In the week 400 boxes Hvna cold by private treaty
u tos a for No. 10 70 H. and 1900 bags dsyed Manila
at DIS
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Total .-.- ......4,.. -. $3.50 3ss0n
aiee Inc lase but cow oe ii ss-ss
enables producers 70 demand and obtain further advance
such qualities IS more especially suited ZOE The Fs and
sheh nvcraby Influences other descriptions boh Ia value
Win activity grain market prices Of wheat have
but holders ndieren about selling any reduction ana
Indian though beld firmly In limited nauirs
Alto days market al articles Of se~ sale and
ebuy.
she xubsded and retail sales only are
reported ~ So o 5c- cot for both and pearls
nlRt g IN steady request saes 80 hos shesds
About 10 tons have changed hands al "a. s,s AMI
100 bbis. " arrive Of 800 per cwt
fined 10 o. thin oblcng fio per ION.
RICE quiet 100 terces are reported sold a. Ia rs
Rosrs had les animation and "a ID per er s an outs 10
price which Op bbia have been realized.
Tsuow sin good demand At Sc Goa per c~t
1rhfrsIIsE-sphifs have been sod - Va but specula
rough In 0rst hands.
Barring BROTHERS AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
Affair amount Of has uaDssc,ed IN he coo
p psr cent co.os leave ~ az es ss TO- *. ~
;ssns bs spanish. si.s. n so: = IL s%ss
rsrssn Seeks have no, attracted much a.uon The .
AZ eerslfcase Ia: MARYLAND sserIre Sc pa Msssarhrss
ser,rs SIS 90 illinois Frvelani bonds 81 Pernsylvans raj.
road &C. IL me p Ss snS ~ c r,.
p ns closes Ss,y owes frSs 10 hhss have BEEN "a H.
Ca ior ow sreysh ape yelow All 5000 bags haarrus
ard Fast u ida AZ auction ns'y found BUYERS n rrsEus~
rates Privs,ey, Aoo . booe sgs Mauri.us ~ ~,
bags Madras 70 arrive nsise u A~ ~ o., gr5
r~vsas-Ess sssss ss.ss coaprssi As3 OOas. as,-s>
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Nothing Exqu1site and Beautiful the
coiures, feathers New Years presents &C from
the ceeb ated house Of Tman, 104 Rue Rcheu, Paris
only II Blocker street. Broadway
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Gold and silver Watches, Diamond Rings
and pins ewey and silver spoons, forks &C. for sale q
Wholesale and reta at ess than the usual prices by GEO.
c. ALLEN importer watches and ewery II Wal! street.
second 6(sor BrtadWAy
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-06
Keeping n1i.k from sourine.

We have seen it recommended in q
number of our exchanges, to use little
soda i'll sweet milk, for the purpose of
preventing it becoming sour during
very hot weather, and especially in
thunder storms. We cannot but think
that this is far from being commend
able plan. The best way to preserve
milk is to keep it in clean vessels in a
cool, dry, airy place. When milk be-
comes sour, the cream should at once
be skinned of for churning into butter.
There can be no doubt bat little
soda, which is an alkali, will prevent
milk from becoming asiduous, as soon
as it otherwise would, but the cure is
Just rs bad as the evil. So says the
Scientific American.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-06

ED" Mr.. c. u. Seropyan, an armenian
10y birth, but a graduate Of Yale College
has recently invented process which
is said to furnish a complete safeguard
against counter teiting in any of its forms.
The face ofthe bill is first covered with
a chenica! preparation Oft light yellow
tut, leaving the denomination Of the
bill in the original color of the paper
The plate printing is then dune with
blush black ink, which has the pecu-
!Ia'ity Of penetrating the paper, and of
being translucent when held between
the eye aud the light. The compost.
ton of this ink is known only to the in.
vonior, aud prevents the possibility of
countcrtei,ing by means Of new plate.
The chemical contras between the ink
and the surface of tho bill is olso DIES.
troyed SO as to render photography i'm.
possible, and no chemical agent can al
ter the denomination without diGrur.
ing thchill. Eminent chemists have ex.
ahmed the process, and highly COM
mend it.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-06

Canada Naruea The Uamilron
Bnnner of the LIST inst, says that the
Wheat harvest is now generally thro'
in the adjoining counties, farmers being
anxious of the fine weather. The crons
promise TO be full average ono, and
another week Of such weather will see
1t harvested in good condition O'hcr
8rn'"s aud roots want rain badly.
The Toronto Gi0bs is informed tha,
the Wheat crop in The county Of Peel
is very superior. Mr.. George Wight
ct Brampton, has 100 acres all under
Wheat which is calculated to yield 80
bushels per acre. Reaping has com
menccd with number Of farmers. The
other crops promise we'll.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-06

TIE Extra Session Of Coagress-
For the extra session ofC"ngress which
the Pre-, ident has called tho members
will receive no additional pay, as under
the law which they have just passed
their compensation is fixed at $4,000
per anHUm, and there is no mileage al.
lowed unless ten days elapse between
the two sessions. Each man, howov.
er, gets. 1920 more under this bill Than
no would otherwise have received for
the session just expired at IS per day
and mileage, and will, at the next reg
ular session, realize al increase Of 81
zoo .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-06
Important to MiIIers!
NEW MACHINERY.

have put up and am now using +. & J. NJ.
Clarkc's Patent Mill, (patentod June, 1884,
which will grind 10 bushels per hour at an ordi-
nary run; the whole machinery being comprised
in space Of "a by feet, all within the immo-
datc notice OF the miller burr, boiling chest,
and all. The burrs now used are only SO inch
es. This IS great Improvement on all devices
for the nj anuilcturc Of Flour hitherto in use =,
and the en- tire machinery can BIO put up in any
Mill for about the expense incurred by getting
a Millwrght to repair the old style mills. Mill
ers and those about to put up Mills, are invited
to call at Morgantown Mills, and witness and cx-
anime the operation of Clark's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the superiluous ap-
Pendages of the old FIGURING Mills.
have purchased the right of said Patent for
tho counties of Monongalia, Preston and Marion
purchasers. JAMES s. CRAIG.
MorsantoSn Mills February %, 1856. y