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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-21

eW0diSON Water Cure.
VNHIS INSTITUTION is delightfully."- situated on the
South margin of Lake Menona. opposite and in full
view Of the City of Madison, and suficetly removed
from the public thoroughfares and business localities
nds, comprising about so acres, beautifully undu-
lating bordering the Lake for more than half mile,
covered with fine native oaks and shrubbery, and the
scenery in the vicinity embracing every variety OF Land
scape, makes this the enchanting and lovely re-
treat in the Northwest.
The buildings are large, elegant and comfortably
furnished, and pable of accommodating about 100
patients. They are heated throughout by steam, so
that the temperature in each room be regulated
with the greatest facility thus rendering the establish
mcnt especially suitable for Winter accommodation.
The dry clear and stimulating atmosphere of interi-
or Wisconsin, is admirably adapted in connection with
the of treatment pursued at this Institution. to
benefit the suffering invalid and all that close medical
attention. proper and vigorous treatment and kind
can avail to restore to health those entusted to our
charge, will be cheerfully and readily employed.
This Institution has been recently purchased by the
Proprietor and retted up in style not surpassed by
any similar establishment in this countty with the de-
termination to establish this Cure upon permanent
basis and make it truly
MODEL WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
conducted upon strictly Hydropathic and Hygiene pri-
cipes the proprietor pledges himself that pains
expense shall be spared to promote the health
fort of those visiting the Cure. The Medical Depart
ment is under the charge of Dr. s. NJ LANDIS former
ence in the Water Cure SYSTEM is fully competent to
take charge of the Medical Department.
xD-A limited number Of boarders admitted.
M Daily Lectures to Students. For further par
ticulars address MADISON WATER CURE, Madi-
son, Wis. mays S3-6m los
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-21

Milwaukee Lumber.
MILWAUKEE SHAVED SHINGLES !!
MI VT r. B URDICK,
Have Received at their Yard in M Gregor, a
large quantity of Milwaukee Planed Flooring
and Siding. perfectly seasoned. Also an article
of Shaved Shingles not to be equalled this side
of the Mississippi All descriptions of Lumber
Lath. &c, for sale at the lowest CASH price.
just give us Call n4l3m
Having made arrangement with manufacturers at
Buffalo we will keep hand complete assortment Of
Doors, Sash, blinds, &c.
for sale ut prices that defy competition.
N. B--Our doors are superior article being kiln
dried, glued and wedged.
AL orders for Store openings, and unusual sizes Of
Doors Il Sash promptly filled on short notice.
liberal discount made to country dealers.
HAYT BURDICK.
large lot of wagon spoked for sale by
mott HAYT 4 BURDICK.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-21
LOST--AT McGREGOR.

On Saturday July Sd, between stoncmal's 4 d.
Baush's Law Office red Morocco Porte Monnie con,
tanning VT 90 IN money and notes to the amount Of
S200-S20 on the Juneau Bank two dollars on the
Bank of Fox Lake, aud So in gold The Porte Mon
ME was tied with ribbon -
The finder will be literally rewarded if be will leays
il at the Times ONCE
Net'regor. A1'p = 1851 = vt~ts an.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
Hot Weather-Remedies,

The season has at last become t9rrid
enough to satisfy the most sanguine, -
and corn, aud potatoes, ct cetera, &c, be-
gin 70 laugh and grow under the viyifying
Influences Of the hot sun-scorchinc days
md warm nights To temper the fierce
ness Of the heat, we have now in town,
tfor those who have not their own ice
house, a morning Ice WAGON, run by
MessFs. Locke and NJ M'Faddin, which, at a
trlflDg expense, furnishes the congealed
liquid at time when it is very useful for
the preservation Of meats, fish, butter,
mix, and vegetables, as well as delightful
for drinks at the table aDd for occasional
use in the sick room.
Then, for Ice CREAM-to cool tho Sin
ner man" or womau-wo have HEINER on
Market Square, REEDS around the corner
on Third street, and Mrs. DENoRMANnIE
on West Market street, all of whom offer
that delicious article, L" which cheers bat
not lnebriates,' .. prices suited to the
times.
AooFe al-KEEr coor-do your work
early and late, and rest from the MONDAY
frr when practicable.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
ItfD,

In East Bufaloc. goth ut child Of John D''k.
In LewishurE, 9Th ult., a daughter OF Jacob and
Elizabeth Eriigr, aged about years.
In Kelly TP. "a inst, WILLIAM son Of Thomas and
Mary Cliugan, aged months and days
In Penn IT, Center CO, J0th u!t, JACpb flDLhh IN
his 9:d year.
In Kelley TT. 2Sth ult, GEORGE WESLEY, aged .
years aud months. and the morning of the 9th
inst CLARA ANN. aged . years and months-hoth,
children Of Martin and Mary Ann M.ixe Of Kelly lp,
and both died of scarlltina
the 10th of April, at her hrotherin-law eanluei
J. AlerandeT'si in Ku5h to~ushp. f4E. MALNlNa ii
widow offhN Rev. J1bu sheep. aged - vearl.
In New borlln, 5th inst, josLfI MlIi'f son NJ
rsier Bowman aged years, months ana II naft'
Same 1ar and place, ABRAHAM GiLEN son oi Jacob
nni Esther 2erhm7n, agHd yrs, 10 uas an! DAYS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

The locomotive has come up on the
Northern Central Railway as far as Fish
er's Ferry, six miles below Sunbury.
The track layers are progressing at the
rate Of half a mile a day, at which rate, If
the weather permits, the track will be
completed in about ten days.
\ correspondent of the Miners jour
nal recommends benjamin Haywood, of
Po,tsyiIlc, as the Opposition candidate for
Congress in the llth District, at the next
election. There are several gentlemen
spoken Of on the Democratic side, among
whom Col. Srraub stands prominent.
NEW ScuEpULE.-Unicr the new scbc-
dulc, to be run on the Northern Central
road, lightning train will leave Balti-
more al : y. NJ, and arrive at Sudbury
at IL y. NJ, l3S miles in 4 hours
The train makes but few stops, and will
connect with the train from New y ork at
Elmira, at about > p. N.
An attempt was made to break the Sha-
mokin Bank by the presentation at its
counter Of some 81, 600 of its paper for
payment. Tins amount heavy as 1t was,
was promptly paid.
\ partially successful attempt to cut
the Boom at Lock Haven by a party Of
men hailius from WilIilmsport. Twelve
or thirteen Of the parties concerned have
been arrested by Sheriff N''hcc aud his
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

A man residing near Galena, Illinois,
took load of potatoes TO that town to
sell, but, not being able to get higher
price than ten cents per bushe!, he declin-
ed selling, and threw the load into Fever
river. He was arrested, thercupOn, ta-
ken before the authorities, and fined Sli
for obstructi6g navigation. y bad spec
ulatior
The country was last week alarmed by
news that Vigilance Committee, orgaui-
zed in New Orleans, had usurpeI its civil
government Later accounts show that it
was q desperate trick by the Iocofocos to
carry the City election, which came of this
week and resulted again in the triumph Of
the Americans-siuce which, the reign Of
terror has mostly come to an end
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
School House to be Built.

FsNHE public is hereby notified that LET
TING to rfirHH iie P0,sfiY, S.ia1} Hoqse
in Butlloe township viii be held At said School
House, on Saturday l9.h inst. At = o'clock, p.
VI. The house : now situated on the Turn
pike about a mile east from MInliuburg. and
IS TO be removed about three fourihs of a mile
further down-,he material that is good of the
old house (being bricl) to be used in building
the new. Persons desiring to contract for
the same. are invited TO call and see the >pc
cimcnS &c. IN the hands Of
JAMES IRWIN,
June :, 1855 Secretary Of the Board
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
EeuIs1.1rg I!arket.
NJ tRRI ED

On 10Th inst. Ly Rev. BBau.nan. FEED'K DICK Of
Union TT and Miss SUSANNA FREDERICK Of Buhaloe.
On tho u inst, ly Rev.r. Born, TliE1DoRE LILEN-
RERGER of Blromsburg and Miss ELIZABETH HESS
Of linton, Lyc- Go.
Al Helena Karro- CO, Texas, l. th ult, by Rev s. VI
Iowri. Hon JAMES VI. SELLERS, nf Miffintlwn, fs~
Oate state SENATOR ana Miss RACHEL utCkNAN Of II
on the ca inst ty Rev Dr. EnTtinr, Hon SAMUEL L..
Russell of Bcdf ri and Miss EMILY Il. MONTGOMERY
Of Harrisburg.
In san Francisco. Cal. 9th April, ~ Rev. Mr. Wiley
RICHARD A MCCLURE, Of Mission s.n Jose, formerly
of Lcwisiur., Pa, aud Miss ELEANok L. liENiON Of
San Ieaniro.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11


4 violent storm passed over this sec
ton Of the country on Friday night. We
learn that at Hughcsville a stable was
blown down, 4 new house just iuclOsel be-
longing to Mr.. f. Lyon, was moved from
its foundation and the top of the chin,
ncys Of tho Distillcries of Mr., Lyon, and
of Hill & Ball, were blown off, breaking
through the roofs and floors of the build
inga, and doing more or less injury to the
contents; and many fences were also laid
Hat by the storm. Al Lairdsyile, a
house belonging TO Mr.. Thomas was en-
tirely unrooted, and We believe some 9TH
er damage was done at that place.-lNua-
cy Lumiaory.
We have been told by gentleman
from Trevorton that mining operations
have been resumed in that region with
great activity, aud on as large 4 scale as
previous to the late suspension of mining
On Sunday, 10th ult.: "a fire occurr-
ed near the axe factory of Harvey Mann,
Bellcfonte, which resulted in the dcstruc-
ton Of large frame building belonging
to Mr.. Mann, but which was at the time
in the occupancy o! three families who
suffered very severely by the confagra-
ton i, originated through some defect
in the construction 0: the fue.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

!:-Plcaso announce JACOB NECKARD,
Of Miilinhurg. for shcriT-sutIsci to the
action oi the Union CuGuN Convention If the
3nth Of August. le5S. MrDrcF,Un is an old
liner on the rght sli" and needs u1 Intrudac-
ton 90 The yg.e!s OF this county.
WEST BUFFALOE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
Celebration of the 9Th of July.

BY reference 10 an advertisement in to.
days Chronicle, it will be seen that the
Lewisburg Literary Association has made
arrangements to celebrate the S2I ami.
versary Of American Independence, in a
patriotic and useful manner, on Saturday,
the 81 (tLe 4;h being Snnd4y) DR. Eli
DER, the Orator engaged, has a wide spread
reputation as 4 most talented, popular
and entertaining speaker; and the works
Of his pen are prominent ia the literature
Of the present day.
The proceeds of the occasion viii be
applied to the further Citing up, repairing
and beautifying Independent Hall and
the lot surrounding it; and as that Hall
has been (and shall continue to be) pleas.
ant and profitable resort to the majority Of
our citizens-often gratui.ously-(espe-
cially last winters Course Of Lecturos)-
we hope they will not be backward in as,
sis.ing the Association in its endeavors TO
make it more comfortable aud pleasant
for future days and years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

rGy~ Gen. j Pinkncy Henderson, L. S.
Senator from Texas, died in Washington
City, last week, of consumption. lie was
born iu North Carolina, about 1904, par
ticipated actively in the Texas Revolution,
and was first Governor Of the State
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

sGA-John Hertz is appointed Collector
of the Lewisburg Borough School Tax for
1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

GIVE EVERYTHING IFS RIGHT NAME.
-" Independent IIall' is generally read
in rulpits " Independence" Hall. That
IS no more right than to call our Hall
" Tommany," or Fancuil." 1t is but
trihiug error, and may as well be rcctifcd
as not
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

re9,,We will copy Gen. CAMERoN's able
and pointed Speech-on the Times aud
their Kcmedy-ncxt week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
tFDEWtRLT kIINi.S EDIE[t
T--.-..-.... Tr-r.. a.. y,
e. O.. Egs.TZEL, Proprietor.

1'lIIS is one of the largest and best
j furnished Hotels IN The West Branch.
II 5 located IN the business part ri lhc Town,
ut being the only Hotel m Market Square)
The proprietor is dcrerm.nrI 10 u'r every
excr,ion TO make his house one %: The best N
the State; ant j, offers rare !atlccm-n., for
persons who wish to spend a short time IN one
of the mos, pleasant towns in central PrDn'a.
Charges very moderate. L'J~"if'.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
$1,000 Wanted !

IN pursuance of an act Of the last Legis IA
| ture Of Pennsylvania. the Commissioners
OF Union county desire To ssOrro: money
To the above amount. in sums not less lhan
) 700. the interest 40 be- paid annually, and the
principal within three years. Inquire Of
H. p. >llELLER. Treasurer.
Lew.>burs. Pa. May 70, l,5S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

JERSEY SHORE, june S.-On Saturday
evening last, boy named L. Campbell
was crossing the bridge at Phelps Minis
accompanied by his mother, when he fell
# and was drowned. lie was about ten
years old, and son Of +. 3. Campbell. A
reward Of Fifty Dollars is offered for the
return Of the body to Phelps Mile, or
for Information that may lead to its recov-
Crv.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

E9-Congress it is expected will adjourn
on Monday next. Nothing important.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

SCHOOL LAWS i ..'.'N' "'''' ~
Count, e,r,-nri- i-nt h left copies of these Law
g., ~.,rsr distribution. at lis Apm" ia Ncw Berlin at
,b. Post o.H-,. Niar lur--at TIE Clr.ni'r oia-'anI
via. IT, Le,cs ] I.''g a.l H h.,e ue,r tawnshiIs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

5sy-At the Election held on Monday
7,L inst, the following were elected OAe
crs oftAc LawisJurg Cemetery Association
for the ensuing year:
Prss.Grut-GcDrge N.'ier.
Mauagers-IhomaS HAYES. FL SH,.r jos.
NJ Ncs5u, Wm Cameron, John Wall solomon
Ritter. iuh1 GuHdr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

Es2.A club being f1rm-I at Ejehl's
Hotel, those desiring the Ci.roa,a5 there
can find it left By stage On Friday morn
inss. Mr. BicLl will see that they have fair
play. Borrowers send on your z with
the ciub--et y"nr own paper. anu feeI
pcndeut, without begging cr hooking
Your ncigLJcr's news
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

IJ~A snug little House jaWc~l Make,
street, Lowisburg-aal tx buijiins Of 4
School House ia BuaI.oc townshjp-aro
among cur new Alvts toby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
TEE ONLY ARTICLE
i uNRIEaLEO IN NAsgyT,
HONE ASt EUROPEAN
DIV


rhe r-.sor say sas' b N.srs' eva pFe"i. rss'ses
ri'rrsl 'oor sod 7eraaarHs .feF ~ h,' srr' 90. ~
removes Al asacrf. 40 t's ne~ 90 'Sp s'i'
va gs, ~ 80 80 s es y sp a. Ssr
Aslt,, asG 6-as.,I .ne u.ea :, tie yo ~ tarss
rsse tie is7'~ins I'D ir-s' 81 yoaf..e w.; s,,,,
NEssas. }. WOOD &C.
GssrtE~l,; E-vas nd sooe srs .eou srofe'.ot
up ny ~ ,siae e rr,aaio-. $oics 'l' "a
E~iy veus, as - % - = n iei
ines .na 'aolt tine SO ofnneacet lsrs yoar q ~ ~
rhe rs.uih,. he-n very satisfactory .s, A. go
as suo r. lce to sos 49, tc' tie eacosrN sarnt
mas Ir-y ss. bu, wao hsyus Prr
Give your t ,aey have further pcoof ae
ect proof beiue ocular deaoost ston vrts you Ai. e r
fa- further Pre- Seo al u sas cat Of n \. WEe As ~
NJ, tsir /. Gov i,s Natural eos ,ad much Improved IN srs
parsaes every way bu sossrf All thctci Ad IIcS core
HENRY JENKINS. cor 6oa1us.s ana csos s5oo.lyr.
raov wooD - D.rr s- your Hair Restorative ea- done
good this part Of the country W. BAR hS boa Sa.
ly dmirishns for years csls-d suppose from 'h ~
When site Iuans nave eeen u'ins Jour Hair Be-:
for II. sd find that have 6se head of aAif
growing after having u'"d At other remedies sp' - -
eject think the valuable remedy now eHtAni and
.i,i.e all Who s4icted that 9Ay goar rruedJ
Yea can PabI.h his If yOa ani p'oPST fS,l rc,
PHn.oslPHi', Seps .. iS7
fsor. woop-pep ST. Your H,if Rs''o-srye . r9vins
s,t bensnisi The trout srd s'o tie os part II my
hsd almost los, It's coseTasas fact SAID lhsSe cet bat
a Punt bottles % your teortve srd nov fne Hp Z"
ny n,s6 sell uddeo Win poousn; crop q yoru hair sid
the bsnsht nave tined otner par
wittoat auy brurtf whatever. thuk trou uy o~n
perso 1sndatiul. can induce ete g ~ u
Yours, respectfully, u X thu a., VI u
No. 80 Nins-st-
The restorative PIT up IN bottles Of three ses via Large
medium ana gu al the small hods bali pst aud r-tas os
per bo-te medium holds least twenty cent more
in portion small, et, Tor pr bottle me se
bolas quart per in proportion and 'rss for 50
bottle. =,
WOOD Co r5opri,,or, No 81: SDosss'y os M, W.
ia Market -. s.. Louis No.
Aud .olc hy all god Druggists ana fsucy GOODS cr,~r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

OF HYN-YORK BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA AND Al
EAhY-REPoETEp WEEKLY E1PAEssLY Fos TIE NV
YosE TEBUSE-wtb full particular ~ Be ipts sae' AZ
Prices Of SELvEs HiLk Cows, NEsL CALVES SwIss sHLr
Gud LAsFs SeYort made from Persous obs Tvsioa
by soLux Robinson, WEsSEsOAY kNE>ISG 1.-THE sre.
usrket dsy exclusively Tor THE NEVYoEz TRiBUss, sae
printed FRIp.y MoasIse ir tte SyNfWErELy.
bEENEs IN New-Yort mostly sold By Cattle brok-u Oh
oouusiou much y bead hey estnsie The weTn q
The four quarters all make e sssed At iae srss'
pre- T. III bulock that v 1re.. cut, a. lnc = 10
SO Az Boston ne pro 9uo,ed . or I've qa.r'ef.
&C. hioe eud .; i uclced 10 The estimated w~Eht Tos
nun reported for .his city 1857 5j 2tj Of these e -
.oo "wednesday markets tWasAinztoa Drove
Yard Fortyou .reet sverssnE for esoh mtei z% NJ
waning - upon different days The toa sum Oct
80 g7 C57 Ac The market on "Wednesday
55ai
CALVES, &; FOR yea. sold BY the pound i've weigh,
May very young ones are SOD a. prlce per he'd
NJ LIZ COW generally vary according o. the Price OF o-ei
hiah bee market 1t from the dses sad make
room for fscb ones Poor sell for $50
$50; medium ones, ta50+45 good s5fG sos ext,
fue t75G 100 TIE number at YeS wa <oil we
co. merchant generally reserves The CAL
SHEEP AND LAMBS sole mostly ~ brokers E. 90 nucl
per head ransing s2G 81 for common stock and so
Z IS for extrr 10 1857 the nurber sod vss <Ali 10 1888
IT, runs Der Coz 7os. - -
SWINE received mostly by rAio.f AID SOD 9, hlef
ton fory.ouh street TUNERS Thirty street ane
Hudson RIVER generally hy The pound i've weight The mum
reported IN 1857 - i the E-oss price ranged nom
n &c. Dine months generally over To- rls
lber rece!y I'd A. 1850 wss Si1.ll-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

s,ear,hip Hu.,,vle PIT, s4gasash hosr', na1'e' and
par 70 ii. Il. Cromwell 5 %. N u
Up Geors. os,ea, Mory B,ltinore nite TO d. b.
Cf0uwtl G.. -, n
s:sArstip El-burgh (Br. .cres Cunrngs Gssso~ Dec.
mase and tess Roo 2; Gar AIMED % tr Dt,'et :
jt7 Exp.reucec succession n " sN-. ~ - ~. pa
schr srssn T. Mah.r BIZ ChAI.eetoSri T. Z l. csJ' >
po's.oe. and OATS 20 d R DeEoE n n
schr Gale1o Smith Rchn oad lsys souE 70 G. H. PeE'o
60
hr Ke.r.h, PessirEl, HewbuyPor' days Hi1's :" .
". Levi, Co. - -
20 cCresty Ao1 Co &c. - D..
sc.r ViIsse Gem Hi1skly Phisie ph-s ior bo' on =,
schr Dsuoels;, CsuIcA. Ea.sPor asJs Aia &C. - SUI
- Co. ..-.
ScAr M.ry Bower cs'.et Cks;i-e dsys 10 % <' n
schr North STATE. Horton savannah Gays eo'ioI AS "
Strgea Ci.sru a. 4 Co. ON
Steamer Curlsw Ayre Providence nise % Lease OdeL
s..ss.r Osc-ola saith. Norwich sld seSLSGdoa uose
AID pas T. H. Rockwell
sAfLTus si1ship. P,rsiA- Jufkirs f1r LiF-rpooi "
- st.r.r~.. ~ Nole. s. ID the sJgth, Ls01,
saysuush Rosnckr s.irrer fof Norfolk, Sc brs Joan IL
Jones, Mls for CAS- - o. - f.. o..
n ,hp Pale.ias, Pas, fss Lsatoa "a :: sn,'o' = -
So..a kirL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK -.


Steam ,--Poousc, Watson, Bitinor,, IL b Cf2n"eu
/ Co. S-sf a. tie South, Lyon. sssanl Ian l. MtehL
shirs-R Asou, VA nst0T Se~ ofea1s -tsn3n = ih'uS-
col A Led. W4'ts, New-Oreeu- y a bughiu. 800
Rarss-J'ah Gates, - Georze. c DEstd, May Oloo''
Trinidad s. oheIsou Trress Foser srIA3nA MAJ
AID Ptelp- c.. J. DssseI, Lambert G,sgo" Dlhh1m
DInCn- r. .
Briss-J y Jones. Mill Char,eson. Dllasr Potter Go
n ancer Csr1ptsn Eafsx, J. ; Whitney 90 D. Ages
tBr J. Campbell. TDrs's lsAas J. ;. Nli,ley & 60. ,
NJ Pirsr-rs G n P,.rsen Co p. Jim B,s.ou. Liozo,
ssveHuss Scranton rAlEaai thPtc COX Ss~ r a.
fage HazA-c Amazon 5rl Bry5n. HAftnonn y p II :.
JAMS Oregon hal. Wellington, Mn-~' sittcl ~ II
aha lb-., Huf,hnz Bsrr. loa, Mote' 70 Car.lT
Ian Bular, Jscssouyl.-. {. y Peters Fyns "
Brfgss,, KilgstoD, Post SMALL Harriet et@A"o0i' fAi
River.
Sesruers-C 0u1or1 Norman, Phial-pns j. = n bfls-si
Thos spasas Gr,sE, Plladepaia, J. { y. BnsEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

IN prices In Ersi.h lesra Il ... e oo e,ors e. De-
oa.b BIT !, u be remarked TIA the .'ock v-y D- sod
Of The importer. sss Csc sivo L. American further
ssles 81 Os, salons b-sI ~fed ijQ6f-
small s!es II bis ., e,0tic. Crude h.. IL
6daoc Crude Sperm in request, bot The pro
sssfo roth uslssrOfS s0n@sna' sone st. II
Nte rHt q -, cash. bit the fn particulars kep.
sscret Ose has 10 speculative request. ss- Of
zone H6 fs ons h'ye hen made a. - irG 81 ~ and
200 Tkts a. IS 5D$3 o.. for quarts snc s57irti ~
fi's ths inside ste Tor rferor Lsrd Oil rt sIcp'y,
a. firm 81 d9c., "a ara months for prime " uier
Pam Oh has ben IN GOOD request, Of 5n' ID sc
in,Lfs arc -o % a. PIC ., casa T4ov O
Err 81 0c q n. cash supIy .sI 'o3 ses slow,
sl5 T. bb, Cssa &c npsns selling ssd5c s1d fluid a.
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Receipts Of Produc~-D-c. p.

~ -t> Easo1s-,57 pss-. Provt.ipos 49, Bitter. 81
10 Chez j. Asles li5 CO. Lard ls5l ht or p
Wbbky. - d.. Aeoo ~ h-les C'ton, % %. Wool o
s--. L-st1sr - rolls a.. l2i Dr-ss4d Hos
iscfr hsser SIirc9f 1r re reck sr1-7 Dr. e. II
heed n Cs,re C-fes So >osep - Hors-s iln live H0ss,
u Dread Hoss 6c6 ra's.. n..tor. 3i5 Pk-s Bee DO
p,,v . . r.s> 81 o. Alb. 81 d. Bget~sei, p ~
- % = i tT7s To- Ps5.r q bb.s Beef u 10
20 o. 60 Waltz 80 o. Ale sna Beer. 7! a.
ApT, = basb o.. SEQ DO Nj - 10 ssi.y 90 10 %;
Ftld 3e Bean. i7e 60 eo.ro-', - Co. 49, s: -,
ts,rs Hay ~ = DO Vol - ccIsn b.''- - 1913
M.lb... h n. 10. As.,a.r IS. 20 "a o.. w
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CfprK VnEcsR-i1r. = ~
FIRM. We -; " eetern Aes ron ur'i hsles
a. 5 &c : 8 y for myrd nsa 49, , -.
DRiED iFfLEs AZ scysIctrE we quote o"--Nr'h =
Sat- Sdel~
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.ths ,r.,,, II tae i.huD. The splendid steamship WASH
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roys seousfly repaired ana n rod ornef, AID county
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