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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
THE WORK AT TRENTON, N. J.

To The yd,to- Of TIE " u r,Sss.
SIN, To me THs TRiBuSE has always been Interest,"
ing but now il il more because Of the fact that you
are giving your numerous readers the religions inc'-
dents Of each day not only Of your own city bus sso
of other towns and cities throughout our land
You may notice also, If you please, that Trenton.
\. j.. is partaking of the same gracious visitation.
For several weeks pat meetings have been bald IN
some Of our churches every evening, and many have
been awakened and brought to express desre 70 dee
the wrath 10 cpme and seek interest 10 the precious
Savior At the Greene street NJ T.. Church there has
been no extraordinary excitement, yet the gentle
showers have descended upon the church, and ee.
tween sixty and seventy have professed to have found
peace in believing. Also, In The Front street y. H.
conversion Of over 100 souls while at the Unonsest
NJ r.. Church the Lord has been at wofh arnoag ths
people and nearly $50 have found Jesur to be pre-
cious. But the good work tn continues IN each OF
these churches, With much interest a. 81 any tune
during the pr,gress OF the meetings. But u fofs eot
there. Tie Third Presbyterian Church hss Aro
shared in this gracious work. and quite number
have come out on the Lords side giving themselves
% TO his strvice. Hut the interest In ON the fso
there; daily prayermeetngs have been estahlshed IN
the iectur~room of the church. and AZ the hour ~
.. IN } crowes may be vending their way 10 the
house of prayer and there uniting NJ oae in addressing
the Throne II Grace and while attending these mest-
ings one il constrained TO say, tine Lord 70 ~,
holy temple The cloud - resting o er us, ana eur
anxious desire and prayer 60 God IL that II may break
and deluge the entire city with the glory OF power
and grace. No doubt daily prsyer-neetines VII coon
be established in other churches aud in answer 70 the
many warm, am Gus petitions, the work Of the LORD
must revive vet more and more, and ne be p~rmhted
to see and enjoy Pen,eoost" In the m'ds. Of ss-
To l,cd be all the pralfe. &c.
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THE PIKE STREET BETHEL.

T. ne rS,to, 81 TIE " y. T'sSse
SIR: In answer TO the communication IN your 'ssos
Of to-day relative the opening Of the sssmets Float
ing Bethel foot Of Pike street, am PLEASED 10 state
ths, immediately after the contemplated reopenas Of
the church i,s doors will be thrown open for the eeneft
Of such 1ongshoremen and seamen ss may bs able or
willing 10 take advantage Of the opportunity oue'ed
for prayer and conversion.
The bethel will be raised on the hydrostatic lifting
dock on Friday morning. and will probably be ready
for service on the Monday following.
Respectfully, w. Johs wrnh' $50 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

Ohio, nothing Of ,peciL interest a. Rchmced Coz
lege, Richmond, Va, twenty-five have been con
ysrtsdi ct Rutgers College. New Bra,s~lck, ". j.,
"ibe general religious interest sesns 70 be despen-
ling" at the University Of Michigan, Ann Harbor,
the aspect ofthing- encouraging; 81 the uuve~f'y
Of Vermont, harrington, rcthins special; q, wabslh
College, Crsvfordsvi1e, Ind. the past ,sss Aas been
College. Washington. Penn. the religions influence
very decided; atwsshipgton College, Leringto4 We
irt,mperance profanity and gsmb,,s .rs Almost
unknown" at Yale CoNege' Nes-hAyen, Ceee. /,
i've have been prOpounded for .dmm''''sn 70 'As
rhurch.
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THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL.
THE MEETING IN JOHN STREET.

The prsyer-mee,ing held at midday in the Old Meth
odr. Church" in John street. IL, Il posshle, Increasing
daily. This meeting has been established but few
weeks yet il is now attended by about twelve hundred
persors. This number comprises two sudiences-one
IN the main audience and the other in the bsse-
ept The exercises in each place are conducted in
dependerty Of the other and 10 not interfere or
@ except that the singing is loud enough to be heard
in All parts Of the building, and even in the street
This meeting is more under the control Of Young men
than that held at the same hour in the Dutch
Church in Fulton street, and is hardly ever conducted
by clergy man an old man, while aga and clerical
dignity seem 20 divide the honors of the alter In fact
i. bs. been an occasion Of remark at the "Od North
Dutch tina, young are not often enough sp-
pointed TO the chsir-and by young men mesnt all
whoee hair s not yet streaked with gray.
The number of ladies who attend the John-street
meeting is comparatively few, and they act chiefly in
the gallery. Some of them are good old Methodist
Mothers wbo during prayer, no. only bend the head
but knee and who someimes by way OF response
give utterance to an Amen.
The pulpit of the church is at present draped with
mourning, in memory of the late Bishop Waugh Of
Baltimore, Senior Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the United STATES. On the desk hangs a
large and conspicuous placsrd
YOUNG MEN AND YOUTH
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REVIVAL IN RONDOCT.

To " IdH~ " IN y. ]. IFSv"e
Rondout must not be unnotced in the great rsagoss
revival The work Is going on here, and Is prc~psroe.
The Presbyterian Church IL now having me~.;nes
daily, between ~ and O'Clock and we trust wdl b
rewarded for its abors. Many gather there; the pgD-
cipal business men Of the village attend and, alto
geiber, We have coed meetings. We have prayer And
speaking and singing. Yours, va.
March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

reo.n. election fraud. IN ;hs; Territory but ~.
L.,eher Of Ii. Special Ksnsas Investigating Commit.
tee ,sy. they are Of no importance &. ;Ss he don't
doubt the frauds charged but thH v 'v Wa 10
dontcsre 4 there were but four iegal votes cas.
a. ,ny s.c ep IN that Territory; that Congress has
noting to do with that question that iss, WIN ~ b
no. - I<rrmp,on take their sesie, The ma
or,y Of ,hs. Committee Will Try 20 report on Thurs
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The following extract from aprvste letter to gen
q tleman here shore something of the feeling anon,
Free-State men in Kansas:

.leman here, sbsxs something of the feeling among
Free-State men in Kansas:
LEAyESwORTH CITY, Feb. 70, 1853
The people of Kansas are at present en-
gagged in preparing for the Constitutional Convention
which is TO meet the 4th Tuesday Of March next at
hinneols the new capital. But should Congress ad,
init us under the Lecompton Constitution, which L
very much fear of the abors Of this Conven-
ton would be thwsrted. From latest adviees, con-
siderng the outrageous appointment of that Reference
Committee by Mr. Orr, the Speaker of the House, we
are fearful that the said Constitution will pass Con-
gress and then should Calhoun issue the certificates
Of election for Marshal and the rest of the Slavery
State officers and also the members of the Leglsla-
ture and they should attempt to set up that Govern
ment here against the known wishes OF hvesi1ths oil
the people, elected they were by fraud, then look
out for lively time here, for do most solemnly as
sure you our people would never submit to that Con
sttution and Government, but would resist 1t to the
bloody end. Ii. I. Green, ESQ.,, one of the membrs OF
the late Investigating Committee, appointed by the
Legislature TO investigate the election frauds on the
2lst of December and 4th Of January last, al Rcka-
poo, Delaware City, Delaware Crossing, Shawnee,
and Oxford, has Just started to Washington, with q
full report of their Investigations to lay before Con,
gress which will open their eyes little, am inclined
to believe. All is quiet here now.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13
T. P. sPENcER's QUOTATIONS..
Chicago Correspondence.

CHICAGO. Dec. s. 1855.
Aisssrs Editors
The indications of renewal Of eastern confidence in the
Northwest have been apparent and daily beeom-
ing pslpsbe in the altered JfIhe lead
ing journals; growing interest of their capital
and steady capital seeking investment
herea valuable is substantial criterion Of
the truth Of what we have above stated
At the date Of our last currency so scarce that exchange
disposed merely nominal premium and after
nto par Within few days however the relative values
have been restored and with better supply currency
change selling readily Money undoubted
curiry bank discount-lO ? c-and
there probability of still lower being accepted BET
next spring Brokers doing absolutely nothing at l2
per nj. and gold quiet at IdI1z per cent
the shipping season is over and
transactions Ofno great magnitude yet the stock fbres
stus and the daily receipts light that the demand by
miller from the interior and from neghborirg during
the week a decided excitement in wheat and -four
both which have advanced materially The been
manly bou ght up by speeuator and has advanced 2Se
since our asbed firmly S356i 50 for spring superne to
extra; s455 Is for winter red, s5G5yO for winter white
Within The days ending the 4th inst whsst
vauced Se chiefly under the demand mentioned
Sales az Sl06lS for No. red for No do. Holders
are very firm.
The receipts Of very light and 5sc paid for
and old No in bags at warehouse
steady 45d5c for old crop; crop dull 3sc
G4oe.
Rye is in fair demand and prime samples readily taken
at tG6gc
Prime qualities butter and active and quail
es N over supply Inc supply OF cheese Of all knos is
limited and good inquiry exists. Good grades would sell
well Sc9c for W r Eggs and quick 2ad2lc.
Hogs have been animated and prices advanced $3.50 for
heavy weights There very few heavy weiEhts arriving
Cattle quiet The buk Of receipts thin light
grades. and sell ali prices from smooth
beeve- wanted ~ S2G3.25
The following table shows the comparative receipts and ship
OF hogs live and dressed the winter packing com
meuced.
IsS 1857
Received up to Dec 4----------------l2s20 204 $3.50
Shipped since commencement OF packing 2562I lS490
Surplus -------- $50 40sgO
The market dressed hogs hardly YESTERDAY
but prices maintained The range 80 for $50
70 So lbs.
Very Respectfully.
HUNTINGTON BROS. & yOGELL.
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Star of the North.
The best Gas Consuming stove I'm tbe
World!

INHlS is the most wonderful STOVE
Il that has ever been male and the only one that can
keep CONTINUOUS ooMHpsTI0N Of GASES thereby pro
dqcing mos remarkable FLAME from ANTH AcfrE Coal
B{ me peculiar OF the apparatus the oxygen
OF ha alr IS distributed equally the whole
nam burning from the conca perfora ed plate and air
hsDe snail meet IN the center of the throat, no
CHARGE FOR the Gases to escape unless ming with The
oxygen which produces continuous flame. and thereby
large increase of heat This combination makes The most
econon ca heating Stove IN ths World Try it, and sec II
our statemen is nye-rated
The FLAME produced from these GASES one Of the
most CHEERFUL FIRES that can be imagined and an from
ANTHRACITE Coal
The fire can be kept through the whole season. a.
with very little care,
Oneyesrsiesi has been made by the nubc and the sn
this Stove ~
Forsae BY the subscribers the only authorized Agents.
JOHN INGERSOLL CO.
Dealers II Stoves, Sc Is2 Superior street
sSPla SSA ~ SlsVsland, ehiS
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MORNING LEADER OFFlCE,l
Saturday. Dec. Il, 1855
Market to-day quiet usual The only article which
hbits any activity hogs Wheat Ia steady demand for
milling The receipss sufficient to supply the demand.
stocks in drawn upon Prices range Sl0d
81 10 for red sales to-day at 0S for good red.
Com is very scarce and in demand.
Oats firm a 5Jc for old and l5c for
Hogs are in active demand at sjs62 for light to prime
heavy.
Other articles without change.
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MRS. RoBINsoN7s CERTIFICATE

MhS- ROblNSDNS : CERTIFICATE
NERSoF, Trumbul Co, Nav Ist Is55
This certhes that have been very poor health fo
years and found little or relefater EMPLOYING number
OF Physicians My disease ProlapSis liter had
been redure by that and FlouOr Abus unli had become
liberated to considerable extent By the advice of Dr
Bushnell procured and took bottles Of Marshali
Uterine aholcOn whirh enabled attend 10 nv hps-
band in ais last sickness until he died which was about
year since. have taken three bottles since MS ID at
which has made able 10 labor and support nv family al
three children The Cathollcon has nearly restored me 10
health 1t Is the only thing that has mitis aied nv sue
ing Ter which feel very grateful
MARY z. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale by City Druggists and nv
nealcihe ueaiers geheralN iulI2
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Drugs

CLEVELAND
LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED BY
DR.. A. DICK,
The acknowledged Champion and most successful
Physician and Surgeon in the United
States for the treatment Of all
PFiVate Disc a e s,
~ fee Cleveland Ohio, continues 10 cure (when all
hers I3l every condition Of ID ease Of SharaGIsl
ment OF
GOnPTrhsa Gles5 Structure Diseases Of the BqdeE and
OF diseases where the blool has be-
BlOtchss on the Face, Pmp.s small wstsry Bsters.
the Scalp Nodes Of the Bones, liberated
Together with almost emile number of sengS,
earnestly advised to apply while they may yet be restored
to health. DR.. d. s tar-lamed
BLOOD PURIFIER,
For the compile eradication OF every vesge Of Venersal
1s aSes tands alone as TIE only potent aud eeetual
remedy for the unfortunate and misguided sufferer These
medicines can be had OF DR.. ID his Pr vate L firm
ry, whre every s7 ces Of Secret Disease is successfully
again enioying heafh have been fully stored by the
tall1ble preparation OF Dr. d.
PaIent recently exposed cured iu from three 20 sH
Young Men, take Particular Nolice,
You, who, by inusjng certain solitary pFactees-
from her cause have contracted iuat mnd-nar OW
ing and healtdeStrOy sease $ mul Wes kness. can
be restored To health hv applying 70 Dr. D. who has sue
cessfully treated thousands.
Strangers To- eIthor sex visiting Cleveland (who are In
need Of Medical Friend, and have not time to stop IN
the city 70 be cured, have medicine to take with
hem ard sale aud spec ly cue guaranteed Psfleuts
living At S ance, 10y addressing Dr. D, (a pclosng
le be curtd at home Stlte the C1ss symptoms, &c
Medicines safe free from curiosity any part Of
the country, with plain direction ior
At the Office (which arran patients never come
in contact with eae her and one but The Doctor
therefore let feeling Of Odesty basnfuness deter
you from m king Immediate application thereby II X
health and happiness for fetlme but apply a. once
TO the Physician and Surgeon whose whole business It IS
and he Will fully restore you TO health
II All cases are strictly confidential II
TO 1HE LADIES.
Suecal attention paid Midwifery and all Difficult and
Delicate Diseases OF Females.
Dr. Dick is Sole Agent the United States for the sale
Of DR.. tiers celebrated "French Periodical rps
Which No iemte should be without, who urOuhed with
ObsIruf ions irTesarltias These DtOpS the only
safe and MY pos vev certain restorative aud preventive
known Price, $ per Bottle
CAUTION.-The-e Drops should not be used by ladies
whrn IN certain condition they restore the
mense>. und al circums'a 'auces.
A,.iress DR. a DICk. Box 1872; P o., Cleveland, o.
Office h. urs from O'Clock A NJ TO o'clock p. NJ.
Open on Sunday from O'Clock A N. 10 L p NJ.
N B. Fever and Ague cured in As hours-warranted
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
umbus Cincinnati, Cleveland and Erie, and Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroads.
AT SolO with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls, Sc
At hIant1a with hacks for RaveEna, &c.
At Braceville with hacks TO Newton Falls se
AT Waueu with hacks TO Sharon Greendeld MeadFille
Bloomfield Canield, &c
At YOUNGSTOWN, with STAGES for New Castle Poland
Lowell, ane Enon Valley, and thence By p F. W &C. T.
R. to Pittsburgh.
c1evst,na No, 10 1sre nc -1'- L. HAOD11O' SuP'.
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Gnqr1uers.

ENG R AVING AND LITHOGRAPHTSG
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
- ENGRAVERs AND LITHoGRAPHERs Bsnk
tTeet, Cleveland, o,
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Bankfrs.
J. HerdInan s. Co.,

j. HerdEnan ~ Co.,
II Water Street. Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
- Foreign nd Domestic Exchange, Uncgrrent Money
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
United States anada and Europe promptly attended to-
Drafts aud Bills of EXch sIge Great Britain, Ire and
France and Germany We direct IN sums TO suit, at
Sight and 60 days the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
Londt dtn-1essrs Prescott GrOIe, Case Co, Bankers
LiverDOol-J. BaTned Co Bankers
Manchest. r-lIesSrs. Cunie. Brooks Co, Bankers.
Natio al Provincial Banks of England and Branches thro
out England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co.
York shire Lis Tlct Bank and branches
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank Of Ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland
And all their Branches in allthe principal and tewus
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banl ing Co.
GreenOck Banking 60. IN q aSgOw and GTeenock.
National Bank of Scotland and Branches,
We furnish Dra for any amount, payable in the
pm cpal Cities of the CO8tinent OF EurODe
PASSAGE b. STEAMER or Sailing Packet Ships ioor
from New York, Brcat Britain aud Ireland France md
Germany, be cured Al the lowest rates.
For further particulars apply 10
ssps ] HERDMAN & Co. as above.
H L WHITMAN n ". sTANDART. " sTANDART
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
Bankers and l.ealsrs in Foreign Domestic Ex-
don and vii furnish Drafts paTahle at all
he principal pOln SIN England Ireland Scotland France
suh Germany. Collections made all accessible points
hrnnEh0u the Unif States snd Canadas mhS-lv
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Wheeler Wilson MauRfaC'g Co.'s Family
SEWING MACHINES,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.


SURELY this is GI ORIOUS NEWS
~ FOR THE LADIES-The reduction IN price brings
them within the roacn Of all knowledge Of their Ier
irs them beyond competition
Can and give them examination, send for PAM
JNO. E. STRONG, Agent,
Office Meodeon Block DOB Superior St, Cleveland, o.
Opinions of the New York Press.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
FAMILY UsE.-N Y Iribuls.
Wheeler Wilson's macues are the favOrites for FANI-
LES being espe ay adapted to that purpOseNe7 York
Tunes.
IN Wheeler Wilson machine has secured and justly
mant1lns he for sewing every kind Of mate
ilal.-N. Y. Express.
Each one Of Wheeler Wilson's macnlnes Is culated
to do the work Of ten ordinary sewerSJOuTRqi Of Com
Herce.
Wheeler Wilson's is beyond all question THE machine
for family use.-Ltc Illustrated.
The Wheeler 4 Wilson Is machine, par excellence
for family use, and recommend II most emphatcay -
lOosIng i0r the best would be well to see the
machines of Wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
Whe e e--EEGnincr
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine everything that
can be required IN the manulacue of garmeuts.-N. Y
Observer.
For family use the Wheeler 4 Wilson machine Justly
maintains the prr-eminence Day Book.
WAeClCr x Wilson's machines a0mbine all the improve
that have been invented for sewinsN Y Journal
Tie Vince er Wilson celebrated machines pTe-emi-
neuty cacu aed for family and for this purpose have
no eqIal-NuSicGl World.
Full examination has resulted most thorou III
yctlon OF the superiority OF Wheeler Wilson's machines
and OF their Ct adaptation to family sewing in all
vaTiees.-GOlieR Prize.
We coufd ntlY ssert the exceIle-ce and pre-emnent
superiority Of the Wheeler & wilson's machines for family
use, and for sewing generally -Ladies' VISITOR
In family, OF Wheeler x Wilson's
machines anG cannot imagine thing per ect
Id " y ErdHge'l5f- % d&w am 225
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Stores, &t.
stoves, Ennmeled Crates, and House Fur.
CULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated

~ STOVE POLISH-the best In the market AIso-
LUDLOWiS lntalhble Self-Sealing FRUIT CANS. war
ranied 10 be ATlght for sale cheap at wholesale or
retail, by W. l. MARVIN, No 70 Public Square
Oc4 Nearly opposite the old Court House
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations.
A l. c o HI o l.

BURN ING UID,
MANUFACTURED BY S. CORNING d Co., &c RIVER
STREET, CLEVELAND, Ono.
Terms, Cash, Current Funds
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COMMERCIAL.
cleveland Wholesale Prices Current,
IL, ISIS.


blIl = ~ y FLlCA-@s
Mems Clf BIS p2dz g. OgH vi
Mems kip boots q Olg@ OJI
Mems thick vel 5 ~ uy>1-y w
Do. do double sic 2 lOg55 upI
BOYS calf and kip Is UG2 o I
Bows o ick welts- II UJGSl ~.
Do do double ole Il U0gZ4 On.
Mons caifbrngans u 5GIl5 o.
Mems kip do y Q ais 20.
Mems thick do - 5l.dl6 OJ'
Youths do 7 era = 0O
Womens calfboots l3 OOtdl5 0l.
Women, KIP boots 10 O0tGl2 00
Wonen's split BITS 10 NGl 01I
Womeu's end il 10 50Gl2 G0I
Women's morocco y C13GI3 50
Misses boots .--.- 7 50'dl2 on
Chiidrens boots . OiT7' : uJ
Iadies gaiters - so Gls o
Misses CATERS go 6 O0,9l2 O0
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BRADBURN 6 FISHER,

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
mission Merci ants, and Dealers in Fish NailA
Glass and Produce Nos lsj and I2 street. and 10 and
y Meadow street, Grocer's Block" Cleveland. Ohio
C. BRADBURN.l
W FISHER.{ aug5l-d1y l94
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G. y. EsEEKkE l.,

TPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAC
~ turer OF Lounges, aud all nds OF Mattresses anC
Bedding Cushions Curtains Draperies &c, No AZ Supe
periOr Street Hill four doors below Commercial Branch
8ank, Cleveland. Ohio
All orders promptly executed Particular attention palc
TO the laying OF OIL l0ths CarDeting, &C, &c
ulvq-11r III
7 AXE ERIE PAPER COMPANY.
i 4 Manufacturers OF PRINT Nc AND BOOK PAPER
are now prepared supply al orders with superior quail
ty Of Paper. and on favorable terms.
N. W TAYLOR, Agent,
n ar2l-dkwtf Ofire32 Bank street
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We also keep constantly hand, large stock Of the
choicest brands OF FLOUn in bags barrels at Whole
sale Retail and deliver FREE Of charge TO any part
city. n1v5 MORGAN 4 ROOT
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Hay =9ton 9 0O1 II O0Water-Eastn z}bbl-fa L
DO baled flton a l3 40 Sandy FFd Cemnt BIO 3,
Hops---------flb l5la 10 White Lime --..-. q o
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T L a n T. AA0
Pure Geese ---f2ib 40 70
FISH


LtNl u An ~ VI "a L.
o. & Ind. sup f3hbl { 010 (
o & Ind ext F9hbl 4 75,d 8
Double extra elbbl . JH1u s
Rye Flour r7bbl 3 750 4
Buckwheat 9cwt : 25I0 ,
Corn Meal e9cwt a ]
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Shingles Gleveld-- 4 ia 1 81
DO Mich & Ca. 5 0l,G ! 81
Do cut ------ ? 75l1 -
Lath. sawed pine. I 5nld ] o.
10