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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-19
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.


X. II. EDDY. Solicitor Of Patents. (L,te Agcrs
oi I. = Patent Office, Washington uui,r the Actof Y-
| No. 20 STATE, opposite Khy street, BOTTOM.
| FER AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UPWARDS OF
y twenty year-, continues To secure Patents in the u,ei
states also Ia Great britain, France and other foreign
us caveats, Sp'chcatloA-' assignments. and all luler
or prtaine- for Patents executed liberal terms, and M
despatch Researches made into American and Foreign
"orhs l" determine the validity " utility o Patents tr It.
vention-, and legal and other advice rendered ia MI matte.
touching the COPIES # the claim. If any Patent fun
sed by renting One Dollar Assignments recorded
Washington.
THIS Agency Is not only the largest in New England iut
through inventors have advantages for securing ftut.
by not mmca-urbly superior any which offered
them elsewhere Thetesnonials below give proof tlat mo-
is MORE SUGGEST AT TIE PATENT OFFICE than IT,
subscribers and 81 CCES- Is TIE BEST PROOF OF Az
NANTAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant reason to believe, aud prove that other
Office OF the Kind the charges professional
Moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber during
twenty years past has enabled him accumulate
lection o. specifications aud Official decisions relative 10 pa
tents These besides his extensive library legal and me-
cancal works, and fun accounts Of aten granted in the
iti states and EUROPE, render him able. beyond ques,
{, offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity oi journey to Washington. to procure
patent and tie usual great delay there, here saved
ycnior.
TcstimoninI-. During the time I occupied the Office
of Commissioner 81 Patents. r. H. Fddy Isg Of Boston d
business at the Patent oice, Solicitor Of Procuring Pa
tents There few if any persons acting ia that capacity
who had much business before the Patent Oc; and here
who conducted it with more SKILL fidelity aud
| gard Mr.. Eddy of the host informed asi
skl Patent solicitors the United States, and have
hesitation assuring inventors that they ,iuIs
person NOR competent and trustworthy and more capa
early and favorable consideration the Patent Once
EDMUND Bu kkE, Late CoInmiss oner Of Patents.
From The present Commtssioner
ArGrSr nth 1s55.-nurng the time have held the ofcs
# Commissioner Of Patents, H. Iddy, E. Of Boston has
ten extensively engaged in the transaction Of business with
the Office solicitor. lie is thoroughly acquainted with
thu law, and the rules o practice Of the Office. regard him
as one o. W most capaha ana successful practitioners with
whom have had official Intercourse C"As. MASON.
ly2 Commissioner Of Patents.
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"Buy Me aud III DO You Good!
DR.. Langlcy'S Root 4 Herb Bitters

Composed Qf SdrsaPdriHH Wid cherry, Yellotr Dock,
fr'cfy isA, Thoroughcort Rhubarb, MaRdrakc Dqndt-
Ho"' Sc--aH OF Uhich are compounded 10 act IN
concert and assist Nature in erdiicdtinJ disease.
The effect of this medicine is wondtrf-itacts direct
y upon the bowels and hlon, by removing all ohstructios
from the internal orgun stimulating them into healthy action,
thovatng the fountains Of life and ygur purifying the blood,
cleansing from all humurs and causing To course
through every rtof the body They and eradicate
the system Liver Compantthat main wheel So many dis
easesauudice IN Its worst forms, all Bilious diseases and
Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia Cosveness, umors of the Blood
and Skin, Indigestion, Headache Dizziness Piles Heartburn
Weakness Pain in the Side and Bowels Faulency Of
Appetite, aud all kindred complaints caused by torpid or
diseased Liver dsorlered stomach or bad Blood to which
all are more or less subject in Spring and Summer
II taken IN large Doses Fever and may he broken ny
and cured at once This has become standard medicine, and
is decidedly the lest the world ever saw.
only 20 cents for pint and 81 cents for large bottle
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere Orders should he
addressed to j. o. LANGLEY, PROPRIETOR IL Marshall ST.
Boston, Mass 6ml
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w ID SSOCIA TION
Ill PEILADEL a
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE knENr

To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such AS PER
MATOkRllEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS GONoRRIlTA
GLEEI, SYPHILIS the Vice Of ONANIsMo or SELF-ABUsE
&c, &c. '
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful de-
srucon Of human lite caused by sexual diseases and the
dtcpons ractised upon the unfortunate victims of such
ts's ny Qnaeks, have directed their Consulting Surgeon a
CAklI At ACT worthy Of their name IT, give MEDIC AL
ANltE NkATlS, 10 all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
letter, with description Of their condition, age occupation
habits Of life &c and in of poverty and sur
ftrng to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institution esab
shed hy sneca endowment the relief the and dis
tressed, afflicted with "lrunt and Epidemic Diseasesr 1t
has surplus of means, which the Directors have voted
to eNpend in adv ertising the above notice. II needless To
add that the Association commands the highest Medical skin
of the age, and will furnish the approved mode I'm treat
mcnt
Just Published by the Association, Report on Spermator-
rh1a or Seminal Weakness the vice Of Onansm, Saura-
tiun sit Abuse, and other diseases the Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon, viii h will he sent M mail lin
sealed enyeope FREE OF CHARGE on the receipt of TWO
STAMPS for postage,
Address, DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association No South NINTH Street. Phladtl-
pha, Pa. by order Of the Directors
EZRA D. IlEARTW ELL, President
GEO FAIRFIELD, secretary. ly-S6
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G.. MERRILL, Superintendent.
Charlestowu, April 9Th, 1857.
I-5z-z,775.=ssz7 VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

EcE--s;- 1857, TRAINS will as falows.
Leave Bellows Fails for l,tlcboro, 30 A. NJ aud 10 Y.
NJ Returning leave Bailleh0r0 Bellows Falls 10 % A. NJ
aud 80 =. VI FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Fails at
80 \. VI. Brifueboro l. 10. p. VI.
The Passenger Trains this route connect south with
the Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford, New Haven and BRIDGEPORT direct 70
sew York. the North with the Rutland Burlington, sui
hvti vermont Central, Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
passumpsic Rivers Raj Roads, forming direct communication
With Whitehall. Saratoga and schenectady. It Jlhnshufy and
White Mountains, Burlington and Rouss Point osdeishurgh
and Montreal NJ SlDAI, sulerinvenienI
VI Valley r. r. Office, Nov p 1851 -
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.s5.s5555s III CANALRAILRoAD. WHITE

Iss.s765ss III CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
tEis;;i.s.sLsi.s ARRANGEMtNT--C commencing MONDAY,
--a-EE MAY i7th. ls5s. Trans vii! rau daily, sun
day excepted as follows.
LEAVE NEW HAVEN At
100 \ NJ freight train, with passenger attached, FIR
Northampton, arriving az go 4. NJ.
500 \. NJ freight train with passenger attached, for
rainsilc.
HOO \. VI on arrival " 90 4 ENpre.. train from
New Noh connecting Nor,lampoi with train Oh Conn
River Il Il going North.
p or on arrival II l. - +. NJ train from New York.
c"uurctuF Iian,l with Hartford, Prov ienc.
and Fi-hAu Railroad going Wet and at Mc-tdchl w train
Nestern Il Il going last aui West
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON At
GEO \ VI, connecting a. Nr,ited with train Western
Railroad going West and painvilie with Hart.
fori Providence and fshNil Railroad going East New
Haven with 9.45 \. NJ. train for Nov York
90 -, Nh, a-... ~.' s,.a'a . II -.
Western X Il going East and West and Puiuyllc with
train Hartford Providence and fskin Railroad going
East Al New Haven with 10 T. NJ Express New
Nork.
90 T. VI freight train with passenger attached fr
New Haven connecting painyille with train Hartford
Providence and fishkl Railroad going Me-t.
LEAVE PLAINNILLE At
2i5 = VI fur New Haven
COLLINStlLLE BRANCH TRAIN.
Leave Coiu-yille at p A VI. and 2l5 T. NJ Return
Ing, leave PL,inyie at o5 T.. NJ ana 70 = NJ
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight trains leave New York daily, Sundays excepted
Franklin and Center streets Is T. NJ and arrive
at Northampton at o 90 \ NJ l. I'VE Northampton ~
p VI and arrive n Non York at A. NJ. Through without
change Of
Daily lines Of Stages Northampton To- Amherst
Williamsburph, HaydcuNiie Florence and Hadlcy From
CousNle New Hartford and Minstoi From Cheshire
Waterbury,. =. DENNIS, General Agent.
New Haven, May 18th, 1865 II
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DIR EARDNTAN
lSchuretic No. | and No. 9
Nothing Tinciure; Complete Medication.

FOR those DIFFICULT and DANGEROUS diseases of the DEpU
hAllNG or PuRfYN ORGANS viz; LIVER, KIDN NSBLAD-
DER, SKIN, ne.
The Dr., who for years has d6uoted his time the sfudI
othe above class diseases has prepared and will send tn
amy person. the receipt Of Postage stamps Treatise
so pain and conceive that any may kn0 the causes and the
btSt method to treat and their difficulties and afford
only he gained by recourse to the Je medical nJ
lang experience This Treatise upon the pRprRArvG sys
TEN has met with oHpdHeftd appreciation from the Ladies'
referring the necessity of medical usitIion and
ton. HARTMAN a xYUNn
~ PrOprictOrs. Troy, n. u
sold In Bratoboro, by DR.. r. NJ. AYERS Whoirsa,' an;
Retail Agent for Vermont 40 10"
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FS.-ssil75s57z7 RUTLAND 4 Bt RLINGTON
l;;s;l -, RAILROAD. onand after Monday, De-

--2--E2- ,mher II, Trains will follows, to Wit
Leave Fichburg Depot Boston. ut 1870 AMI Hoo n VI.
ttclhure at $50 \. Vi. and laO = VI.
Bellows Fails for Rutlnnl ani burlington al l. VI.
Rutland frr Bellows fa- at o. 70 and II OO' A. VI. and
II r. VI.
Ru'lind Gr Burlington at 1918 4. VI. 315PM
Burlington f,r ntlaud and Bellows Fails. at o. A. NJ
and 7.i5 T.. VI.
] Both through To- burlington day, arriving at
50 4. Vi. and GOj +. NJ
At Burlington Trains with Lake Champaign steam
and Trains OF Vermont Central Road At Rutland. with
Trims ur Troy. Albany, and NewNors. Saratoga springs
schenectady, aud the West At Bellows Fails, with Trains II
the Cheshire Road for fclhurr Worcester. Lowell and Bo
ton. with Vt Valley Road for Battlcbor,, Springfield, Hart
ford. Sew Haven aui Ncw-lork. Aud with Sullivan Road
Windsor. White River junction, and the White Mountains
Freight Train with Passenger Car.
Passengers going West, viii find th. lc cheapest and
direct route Tickets and all necessary iu0riuatou
be- had at the Bellows Fails Ticket ONCE
T. A CHAPLIN, supt rintcn1cnt.
Doc :. 1861. 10
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ONE INSURANCE COMPANY,
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ny ana having hd in the Secretary II States Office the
evidence 81 IT, responsibility, required by statute is now
prepared 10 take risks # property usually IN this Vi
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The perfect responsibility If this Company and the known
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N OFT G T.. THE SuBsoR,RrR HAVING
taken the GRIST MILL of HINES n NEWMAN will
ne pleased to see all the old customers and many
as WIN make us call Grinding done in the best manner,
good shape and the shortest notice Cash paid for ali
kins o, TRAM WM II. INGRAIAM
bFaNieoofo, Apru IL, 1883, Smile
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Hiding LOTS. FOUR OF THE
- best building lots in town. situate ON Wanu, ,a Mn,
be sold cheap by the subscriber n KinKf nj Nh ''
Feb. ., 1856 .,e
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ALL SORTS,

rR'HE best lot Of COMBS, BRl SHES aud other TOILET
Goods that be shown n towr. sign II Watch and
SThon. CHASE 4 TRIP.
Bratti, boro March 1855. 10
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ls 5' STLLIVAN RAILROAD NO.

Il5es97aoi9s677Y SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
I:i.s .ii.tti.tt gTICE. CHANGE OF TRAINS.
-4----2A- On and after MONDAY, APRIL ~ ls5s,
trains will run folows
SOETW
The MogNiNG TRsIS will leave Windsor ~ G35 Carcmon
at 30. and CHAR 72O A. NJ, connecting Bel
lows Fails with Cheshire Railroad Tor Boston, Lowell and
Worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad mr Springfield
New York, &c
The MAiV TRANS will leave Windsor ut 30, Cltnmout
o. and CharlcsoWua Il T.. Nj connecting at Bellows
Fails with Cheshire and Vermont Valley Railroads
NORTH
Tile MAIL TRAIN will leave bellows FAILS at 1880, Charles
town at ~, aud Car,mott at 10 =. Nj connecting at
Windsor viii, Vermont Central Railroad ir Montpelier, Bur
lngton, ouse's Poit Montreal Ogdcnsburg. &c, and at
White River junction with rassumpsic Railroad Tor Wells
River, Littleton, st. Johnsbury Barton, Sc
The EyLNiNG EEAiN Wloavc Bellows Balls nj a. Charles
town at o. and Cnremout at IS T. NJ. for Windsor.
G.. MERRILL. Superintendent.
Chnrl.alnMn. Ami Ath. 1857.
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So Doufd OIL directors.
Ward towing, William A Bradford samuel d. Darling Ell
ward H. Perry, Geore W. Hail, r. C. Gannor Obod f. Mil
ieT Thomas A. Doye William u. Ryder, George Cleveland
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-17
yINGrI UN.

We have friend-or, with tho emphasis
Of the inimitable Toodles, we hate friend,
who for the nonce we shall call "the Major -
though his right to the prefix is somewhat
questionable. Now the Major has had,
through life, one besetting sin, an uncon-
querable love of certain game OF cards
called ringt un, which is the French for
twenty. one. This well. known game, a fat
wife and large family, are about the only
weaknesses that can be laid to the Majors
charge. How often he has been married,
the record saith not, neither 10 it important.
Suffice it that over thirty odd years OF the
Majors welded life, a. his wealth increased
and his hairs became gray, one after anoth-
er, in regular succession, his board wns
honored with the presence of miniature edi-
tions of himself, until the number had
reached twenty, when the Major concluded
things had gone far enough and should be
stopped. But they didn't, ~ the Major in
due time found out, for he had calculated
without consulting his wife. There were
indications of another bond of union and
well-spring Of happiness. The Major was
nervous, FOR his nomeuclature was ex-
hausted. In bis desperation he finally de.
clared that the coming heir to his name and
fortunes, whether boy or girl, should be
named Hngt-un. In vain the old woman
demonstrated. The Major was inexorable.
The new conner being the twenty-6rst should
wsg his way through the world with that
appropriate title. In an ante room the Ma
iof waited the announcement Of the little
stranger's sex. The nurse appeared, and
to the Majors horror, whispered the terri
ble words-fwins! ssBusted, By thunder, !"
yelled the Major, "Why didn't stand on
i,Senty 1n Memphis Bulletin.
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& ~, PORTER & CARTER,
5 e. (sncccssors 10 r. P. sHow,) 8E
REAL ESTATE AG ENTS,

.aa-.-E FoR THE SALE OF .rs ..=.. "a
lleFchanAize, Hsases, Lets, Lanas, &C., Middle
Broadway, Cs.neil Dluffs. Isva.
(NONSlGNMENfS SOLICITED FROM HOME AND
catch. z.
Jerssne .RseteF. .s, Edwin Carter.
Hon. Thomas H. Benton. Jr, r Snow, q. A. Robin
ssu Mm Robinson, Council Blufs; s. Drullnrd, Daf-
oalo, II AKecler, Albany, 4 (nl3-u
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THOMAs & PAPIN,

THOMAS = FAFIN,
Wholesale Dealers in Fancy Goods, I'm
porters Of Wines, Liquors L Cigars,
- North Second street,
1t. Louis, Missouri.
n2O~6m. -- -
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RELIGIOUS REvlvALs.

Under this head the Columbus GGzetts,
of last week, has an article which 10 about
the queerest compound Of irreyerence, fun
and sarcasm, with occasional strcaks of good
sense sandwiched between, that we have
seen since We read John Phenix's last.-
The editor-who is none other than John
Greiner-says t: ~ 4a s4a s.a---ts Az.
sSuch season of refreshing from on
High we have not witnessed for score Of
years. May the good work begun 60 on till
wicked men become as scarce as Buchanan
men are now yea scarcer than that, for it
would rejoice Us to see even the Post Mas.
ters of the land repenting of the evil Of their
WAYS, and becoming new creatures. But
let us remember that this kind gocth not
but by praying and fasting. Then let Us all
remember these wretched men in our ad-
dresses to the Throne of Grace" I ssa,a
After speaking in a somewhat mixed
strain of the Morning Union Prayer Meet.
ings, held In that city, where oil classes Of
citiseus meet on one common platform, he
says: @'4st 7s5 5a 1'5u5 ~ 5Ea
sewe regret that we are, thus far, the on
" editor who has graced these meetings.
The rest Of them seem to be given over.-
They are joined to their idols"
Ttess Wsescned isn siners se 1ie Re" a''p' @
t1e tben .ad.. 1s7@1G g zza
MWs saoi n "a he o,,r so,rrn d,tv n
make ! fee t n n oce,t;nns % n reward to tbese
maas;r.. ,r,,;ch - bnne m.s A. rooa
GE;r.t Lot tha s;sters ,esys tbe;r hoonea
,t;rt. 80 - home M ' and is then there v;ll he rn,m
"a sonr timed - !. ~, manv I. csn nov hs .est.
ed in the hnnsa. PRAYER Meetings are not
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Curtis Brothers,

,s Curtis Brothers,
= Surveyors and Land Agents,
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EDWIN J. FRASER.
Real Estate Broker & General Ag't.

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large variety Of the most desirable Reel Estate for
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

DEALET-In BTooLl yn, Monday, Oct ~ Eiwsrd Deary
years, native Of LoBs~oodi County Meath 'ai
GUkTAER-On Tuesday morning, Oc 49, after lingering
incss IN the 5sh y,tI Of her harS Masjaen, vile o.
Christian q. Guniher. .- ,..
20 attend funeral Of che decreased from her tate residence
no.,est Secoud avenue aud Fourteenth tTee on
Fr.6sy Oct. p Of f. without f7ncr insit.on Her
remains will De taken to Greenwood TO- inerrnent
LIZ FORT--n Brooklyn, MoIday Oct; 49, Lizzie on child
Of George and Margaret lie fo'i redrye'i months al"
days
MORRIsCN-In Ibis city Monday Oct 49, Of cor'rmP
ton Thomss H. Morrison aged 81 years nter Of he y
pogreplcsl Union No 6 New York also moeT Cd. AphA
Lode, II. oud A. NJ Of New Orleans
EewCfeans papers please copy.
MCDOSNELI.-ln Jersey City, on nesdsy Oct ~ Mo
M.rsaret s, wife Of Thomas Mcdonnell ESQ., Of Ne"-o'
lrsns sqed 81 years native OF Richmond, Va.
The restiye sud friends Of her bFohc Robert Daniel J.
aud Thomas SMITH respectfully invited 20 ettend he
street, Jersey City Th0rsday az ?. Her remains
will he inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
New Orleans papers reatc COPY
NcCONEELLIu this city, Sunday, Oct H. Of consump
ton Elizabeth wife Of Francis Nj Conne aged 80 years
McCOULIPFEInthi this city, Saturday afternoon, o. Is
after long illness, Patrick McCOulitr ased % ycsfs
TIEALLOn Tuesday morning Oc,. p Rye Westchester
County, Bila Thesl, in the Goth year Of hi
Tie funeral VIII take place this tN cdnesdly afternoon az
O'Clock from bis late residence where the friends u me fanny
invited to attend.
TAYLoR-At No Us East Twentyo street, Monday
oct H. MARY Dorgas youngest daughter Of \ L. and Eliza
Taylor, In the5th year Of her age.
WFEKES-u this oity Monday OCT r. Of consumption,
Warren W. Weekes, in the 3Stl year 81 lis age.
funeral will take Place from TIE residence Of his father Goo
y Weekes No lS7 Fast TwoI ycconf street. THURSDAY
morning s 81 O'Clock. The rms Will be taken 20 IL mf-
stead, Long leland, for intermeI'
WALKER-In .hs city Sunday, Oct II. Mrs. Ann VI,
wife OF ROtt Walker, aged 81 yeas, month aud days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

brEFALo Oct i9s D. u-MaTket TO- FLOUR continue. I'D
ara neEfF AMI 10 anse note Ia rates; sales 100
%o0 - 50 tor extra and double Indiana Ohio Igan
sin Canadian NnEAr-msTket dun and heavy; 2JO0O
buell. 3oc or Mlw skce Cub &c for extra TO- q fr red
ONO COss duh ard heavy buyers aud seller. are apart ia
ihef views .ss JnO Lush. a. Sc BAELgY dgn: aes J)
Dusl ONO u I7c prime Canadian held at 80n35c Rye uomi
e stb5c OATS ,oc. Nfsgy steady; i0 hbl. at 2
FFLiGHfs unchanged REcEiPrs IL the last q Lour,lf 30
bhis FoCr, J5o bush. Wheat; Com bush B.rlev
90 bush. Oats. SHIPMENTS CAsAL3 90 bbls FlJur 90
Josh. Nles'. 90 $50 bush. Com.
UswEGo, Oct. 10 d p s.-FfOUR unrhanged. WHEAT in
moderate demand bar h. ldrf- Will To- views Of
myers: sales 1900 bush ~ Tor choice White Canada.
foi "hte Indiana ~ ~ for White achisn. CoES RYE
bAfLhf trd DATs quet CANAL FREGHTs steady; cn Flour
&c. NEfet loc Corn Ole % Nrw-YOrk LAKE Igpogrs-
f'D bush Nhsst SO bash. Rye, ~ L0.i Barley poo
7. en- oef,f .OVo lush Pas CANAL ENFORTs-320 bbs
rlouFf SLOW bush Nrest 'g3s bGsi Corn 6So n ,rv
CseisN,Ti Oct leffoUs deli nd UNCHANGED; l9s,l ~.
ii-ia limited WHEAT Unchanged NHisEY active d, I7ie
f o-ilg bl0yart.
GHIcAGo, Oct l9-FLoUg quiet. WHEAT very duu and DE-
rLrtd 1f .ar- lt &c CoRs ll. - 80. OAu, f ssfp.
MATS % blHso-fJ bbs Flour. H. 90 bush Wr.s. ~.
e.FEs-tto0 bbs !lour, $500 6lsA Wheat; 4ee0 bI.b
Corn. $500
hEw-OELEsss, Oct l9-coTroS ea.-r bu. ouo,s,ou. IN
hanged; sales toesy $500 bscs Halle fr Ndoliuz
The SALE. for the last thee days sdi up BALI auf ~
receilts 500 s.ock 1880 baes iza4.t III st vesr
: air -rCAR o.- NcLAssEs closed De. CoRs dan \. Ia
b. sSmG lfie. fsgICHTs-Cottou % Bo..o1 se.
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