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Dr. yVistar's Esaisnm o4 wild Cherry
This preparation certain for all diseases OF the
Tp0at and Lungs, Coughs, colds, Bronchitis, Whcop-
hg cough, Group, Recipient Consumption, &c. In con
irmaul of the highest medical authority that Con-
sumption can be cHred' numerous instances Of com
pete restoration rm this disease by the Of the Bal
sam can be given -
STRONG TESTIMONY
From BENJAMIN WHEELER, Esq, Depot Master at South
Royalston, Mass.
SOUTH Roy ASTON, Jan. 4, 1850.
Messrs, SETH W. FuwLE X Co., duston:-
Gents; Although unsolicited by YOU cannot refrain
from adding my testimony the many already given in
favor Of your Wis ar's Basam of Wild Cherry.
In the spriug of 1858 most severely afflicted win
hard dry cough, with its usual Accomplishments OF
night sweats, completely prostrating my nervous sys
tenn, and producing such debiiltated state Of heath
that after trying medical aid to purpose, had gwen
up all hopes of ever recovering had also my iienus
At this stage of matters was prevailed upon through
the influence of neighbor TO try Wistars Basam tho
with belief whatever in its truly wonderful cuIatVe
prope, ties, aud before usng bottles the eecl
almos magical Ny cough entirely let me inc IasaSi
sweats de erted me, hope once eated my d
spirits, and soon had attained my wonted VIZ
vlgor Thus had this Balsam as has often 9ee IN his
ed by persons cOnversant with the above luCts ~
vicinity, literally snatched me from the yaw4g ~ ne
You at liberty to this for the Deileht Vi '"e
~ ''' ''P'' REM. WHEELER
Prepared by SETH w. FoWLE co, BOSTON, anu
for sale by druggists and dealers generally
mchl6 daw3m
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AMttrons.


I'm AUCTION SALE OF A CHAIR
EBiit MANuFACTORY, WEDNESDAY, June 10, 1865
ss&sAS at 4 clock M on the premises, situated at
(ylllage ami post office called Burragevlllej
me property consists Of about $50 Of land rs of
water privilege, onof the best in The country on MIL
lers river large pond, "a ct fall the dam safe being
for making several kinds chairs Paint SHOP at deoot
40 So three stories hlgh several budinxs for driving
andstoring lumber and stock four dwelling houses i've
Of them double; store, barn good foundation 20
100 where a building burned; large breast wheel.
but little damaged 80
The water privilege and buildings are situated within
~ rods of the railroad depot.
The establishment at small cost, could be converted
INTO WOODEN Mandatory, or raDnery and Shoe Man
uiactory: abundance OF bark near by ii Is we'll
adapted for making Pianoiorte Case or any kind Of
business, and is In good fair condition for use having
been lately repaired, at Of $500 If desired $500
For further particulars address VIM r. BURRAGE.
BurfageVlne Mass, q. r. DRURY Boston, OF n. DRU-
Rf Warren, Mass. div les
On GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
H&lii EsTATE,-on WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of
ton on the premises all the interest Of MARY r. BRADY
ana LOUISA ,. BRADY, MINORS in and to a lot Of land
with the buildings thereon situate in Worcester in the
county Of Worcester bounded beginning at a corner Of
lana Of Richard $. NOyes thence running northerIy
tnry-tnree ieet SIX inches more less, by fremont
street. thence by land now formerly Barnes eastey
toryhve eet more or less thence by land Of Stetson
CLARK thirty three feet ak inches thence westerly BY
Also, on THURSDAY, the iIth day of June next at
10 o'clock on the premises, all the interest said mi.
county of Essex. with the Dwelling House thereon
bounded commencing at the southeast bound and run.
ming northarly by Flint street fty-seven feet thence
westerly thirty feet nine nche8 thence souherly four
feet and four inches. thence westerly BY land of Allen
Fu;nam and others one hundred and hirtytwo feet
inches, thence southerly by land of James c. simpson
sxtythIee feet, thence easterly by Oliver Pea
body one hundred and nifty one feet TO the place Of
Worcester, May 90 1868. dtses alem Register my2l
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a. p. WARE &c co.
mch2 d6wtr
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LuxurIant hair tor Ar!

Bogles Hyperion Fluid Restores and Dresses Hair.
Bogles Electric Hair Dye Best in the World.
Bogles Ba m of Cytheria Cures tan and Pimples.
Bogles Wigs and Hair Work New improvements.
SurpaSs all Others. Cheapest best, and most reliable.
Try! Be convinced. w. BOGLE,
202 Washington St, Boston
George 2. Harlow, gent Wore ester and vicinity
mch3l d3m
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTs-To
CBy SAMUEL A. WALKER Office 70 Congress street,
Boston
GREAT SALE De THOR0IIGH

~ BRED JERSEY AND DEVON CATTLE, at auc
ton, at the Lancaster House, Lancaster, Mass from
the herd of torbush, THURSDAY, June 18th. at
O'Clock ~
IS Head Imported and Thorough Bred Jerseys, COM
prising Cows, years old Hriters, one two
and three old Bulls, and Heer and Bull Calves
10 Head Thorough Bred Devons, comprising Cows.
animals, on day of sale.
m30 dta
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II e V E N u f S 7 A M S .,
~ OF ALL DENOMINATIONS,
from Ore Cent to Twenty Dollars kept for the pub
lie convenience, by g A. CHASE, at the County Urea.
surer's Office, in the COURT HOUSE. diff lei
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MA II EsEED
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EeEEEt.

In WhtInsvillc, June 7, by Rev l f Clark Charles IL
Raws0n of Mendon, to Sophia ID Congdon Of North
bridge.
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Rottees
HIRAM COUNCIL Recon-

- want nice, light Carriage, so to c. T. AITGuI.
SONS, and Bridge street. lie has on hand a ew
more Light Top and Open Buggies, Carryals and two
very nice Pleasure or Business Wagons. Also second
hand Top and Open Bugges, Chaises, &c.
je2 dim
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TIREWORKS FOR JULY 4TH

TIER & A II q TIN.
(Successors 10 HOLDEN, CUTTER & co..
32 and SO Federal and lU7 Ill and llS Congress Streets
Boston,
Wholesale dealers in Fireworks of every description.
On hand large stock of FIRE CRACKERS, ToRPEDoEs,
and LHlNEsE FIREWORKS. Exhibitions furnished to any
amount Orders solicited, and Price Lists forwarded to
dealers if requested dtjy4 jel0
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gffu advertisements.

CULTIVATION WANTED-To do general
~ homework or washing or ironing Apply at ne, H6
South Irving street. ~ gNV
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price VI rsi.foDi stys ot~s, ,tres and s'en -FOUR
times We pssuo.s4 4o,.,.Ls. A.rs fscsnIy we
have had u. ..nb na,oB u 80 nefclsn's WIN
rsilrosd cory,r.tioas which has hsd the sn's' VI
doubluy W. ire. 'osl, s''housh TIE supply 70
lstgsr TIE. iu .Dy e.eiHs yssi Co.' va 3"
s.u..,ft.s ~ oJ t. IS 20 per ton 81 The mines,
and cost, only ~, Jolsis Tor Gansporisi'n TO this
city, has been .o!d =, si and IL now q1o'ed at 50
a kiO ~ advance u oae hundred per csht. that
dresses severely on ali l.ss.s As u this we're
mol, enough u 10 nov stated On god authority nst
l.bor ~ he mines IL ~ To- sispsnisj iurBs the
winter n order " Keep ~ pfcss. II this Is not /.
cou. b nation u Cspii.l AGAINST l.Ger. We DO a,'
know what ~, ard We are 81 /. loss u imagine t.w
Il differs la pr,u iye ffJu. the combinations Of ar
working men and sLVp girls which ste.t tbs IN
d gu.ton aud tie sneefs u TIE heavy po.ii.cs
journals,
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Iu- q lily with ,.hcl the Repab.D.ns organ
.-h t.e House u Representatives., yes'srisy aud
f.4i.7, slJIlI BE- regarded 40 ~ evidence 20 The
f-iefsl isaise " sJOfty oftae A,4nb~fsto sup
pert eiju4ilis,rstiyi ia tue vigorous prosecution
e. tn .vNr, Tatier ta.n te-t 81 part strength.
u aspect tue tesl.s IL highly sat. sfsctory. as
ll"ec .ll the sentimsut- OF tie people frOu whom
l. ..r.o.rs are st.n fresh. \ great many gen
. ..i-.. ted iur Mr. CrLt.t, "bO could uut
p .. 8 " s-pp.it n-uy .. We rVicni rea-
rt-. -. last congress, II - geuefsily fell, That
r i.1r,i kt.Ls fecilng would b. saI
e .ce th- pfe,.at coid .iioI " sac .ountry,
'. o. t,4ce Of &c, Do aug as vi Tor silnilar
I,.i,.s. Jig th. session. Tee organ 24l1I viii
d . nue. to g.. advantage N. the krput IL
a o.. = patty ssnsc, ~ ttsy 49, the -,rungc,s
. ...i ~ "a a. tho B1us". y mutt 20 needed
g.. .! lhe Rep .,.us nays exhibited more
O.a,t,. ,Diniy aud ia than the Demo9rsis g.
's t.s'ter. Tie .a.tcr > esout'd .f.aed { Ut,
t.fyN.ug away thrii su-ag.h on no les, iran seven
. ia'et. candidates. A curupsrt minority OF e.gh-
f-..so Inst one huhdr.d sat one giving III.
publ ans crsi.; for tue Hrirr Sat. member :
.''a ,..- fyr NJ. CoLrAA-is sp.Ols II chsriiug
t pow. r.ll Ealence ou les Station. apd. under
- "a. r,fli.msntAry leaders. could . most uel.
40 % no majority ~ otter ihsu nat .onsl ,iI,s-
ts.. hissr Isrent thst un''u She ps'ucr rat D..
s'- "rl sfswH ge.nef msre % o,o.y duuol
gu. .a.-ion, tls Rep-llcsp, wi hayra mpas.
'., c.iy tas. 10 e'sc'.ug ca, mex prssidea.
80 a. senate W. DsaocrA.y as bs.tsr trpre
seGtci aud viii It..,biy shO.. inner trout. rms
..it has Low achieve domirsn! iua.cn'e n
90 on sud , ~sf Mai Va. seSrcey ant cipstsd
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A coienp raty pub shes the fo'losin, des-r p
ton u the in,s.ry produced Ia tns S'ut'. Nt'.'n
by . lady. -hoas usme, 4 - s,si"i would 90 ~.
-. her ps,.iotsn and uuthfIine.
The despato, o. thr S-ntN-rn Si,t.s hesss-.
d.srrirtion Dsstiu, m sn1 poverty have TAX N
The pse ~ oprlrnr~ and rtosp~r tv. Nm thsi
were worth hundreds n thouNnda are tetur'd a.
utter poverty A. for tho iurures " ti~ flttuer '
~ ,hnndsnt In the Souih. there ss nous whp
we're fptrnst,ytha ,eslthi.si have nothing g. -
rspush Of .hs, frr b. improvement i .nssn from
them ~, a.. army Their garments, sysn the p
shoes, The ismil0s hs'c ~ make themselves. They
spin. weave, snl dye tnsir cotton. ,ui houia,pun
clothes n h I'D pr. I's, "nHf- and -lss are
NJ ~ he hsd. milk sod water are ~. IN '
bevcrAgs-: Indian ORR I, die ptncI ptl i.i.
The families ate broken up and rnnsd. You 80
dom meet With msl- inhshitsnt sud II yol a.,
he Ia sirsr intfm or acifp' large PARTON OF
the male poyulstlon are x lei Ia BATH, .t,Ly
more rpIlsd ior LIFETIME mt1y lsirionl U.iou
men died Of bfD.ou heart. WHAT temalH s.r ~
The army, OF 10 tic employment Il tie gY,erlnl' ~
Nevsrtheess, pre-s-gsuys cfoss the c.uuiry Ia 81!
directions In search u men Tor the Army Al ties
u social lie are completely iissJlSed No courts
Of justice aud equity Ale he'd stce IL uet.i Out
by the military. uny.rsiues, colleges, sBi school
are oil suspended Tue country ia usuy Ia &C
resembles = wilderness Wherever We srtD..s
march, there egerything ~ ruined tie trop, de-
BtrOyeI fences burned trees cut iONu joiuei
bic animals kil!sl robb, d, or t.ken bi the army
But whatever Ne southern people may suiisr, they
beAr u with hero SIN aud fesisuatiou tles have
Little hope " success. uder tue i'm psudIug L
gressonaI aud presll.ntiai II easurts ter Isaiers
dtem IL impossible 10 surrender 81 discretion s4d
are resolved ~ utter destruction.
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TIE NEW YORK sun.
&, pStsDAf MORNING. DEC. =. 1903.


. tg.a ssses Ia Tennessee that f.ss -i.Iei -. Va
go P.et1en,, informal request Tor general
9 o.. sin. are s1fheeaily s4tst.nNsi shl real
.+.... 1esry fe3pDDIs ff,u. tie people. Tbs
r,... l. E.stef. Tsn..ssss was Vie p.'o, u
49, 10 VEL II We hal brsn beaten We would
1t i,e .J,.ntsse. derived FROM We Lrili,s,
..-' . TIE los, alt mouths. cOlnDsnoing VII
q, ,.pife ~ vics,b4fs. IT, accomplish .
r"s-t wh.eh ~.s . military a. well ~ .
=. tl-4l necsssty ~ tie Couiederscy, jar DA'
So, ut ~ OOV VI Lsss best troops Into TcHnesrte
a. himself ~ the South~ssi y NsnI.Iss
i.loN.fs aud raise AMI organize ne" !e'e'.
a lac IS the collapse Of The isDe!'on. we
.ssrirsd b. ssession u tho csn'r'' H'''s
r,inu. south, .nI Lave gained the in'e'
i.es 0Ui,h hay, bcen ~ source ct 4" he'"I
.c,la. . hs.n 4. h.ved tho robol'. u only
a.us ~ a. rad A;s f'"r0 'hs,''n7o;7 to-sri'
M.. thu,.,on and Richmond. a. 'reAi
90 re v.iuk crlhors ti' iehs.lon. Ih'
,r'al, mi,a s.y"'e f.hunt. bout 80 g'.l
e. -iub'r suI ,s t'.ut sure. G'n.
r,..... % .,..s 4,cces4"r, esnpr' uissa.ny siet,
$3.50 ....... iihoIsh he nay p" superior u
...I 500. % 10 Goo al s't'ts. Ten. ioN".
s...- - ..e .4pcror Of bolt na..n arl i'Tu'',
.iA...s,.eI h,,n,e 10 be nott, Con. Lss IN
yit has esn outss sli.t and b's'en
~. nae" au1 ~ NV Bcring With hi' broken
.....tls iiil vrsins IIo 81 unity hours start
Fan fp.l .. bI', At ihat ayco ni'. lie wa = hun.
g. !.u4 ~, nv ~ lea from r,ilo.i uinIuoicsuon
- o. ut. Is 90 5.aIAy e..u.rg ou ea'.lry
l,ic,..e rp with the enemy ~ the Circh Nom
.....i slI here - ercry reason 3 snl pate that
d 'Ary esc,pe iltJ yrgnl At oil, IL viii BE- a, TIE
c.s, u 4c dem, .is.io1 or.r luss, .Ofps VI Gen
. - l-lLIY.
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CT % binAlioss.

y RayAt dee! VI Nrtlous Indignation Is msnif.s,-
90 c' .tr'au ass II journal cts sssn0 Trades
los AMI associations VI workiupmeu AID W..
.... o' tie protection Jttae.r Interests. Thsse..
t.'H Fai.s. IO..tc-I tenduncies ty LA5.tusl.
- 'Silg a-d ~i'tn, oi Sc Working prup', a,
e ".angsIous es.se." whose iuiuen e aud bow,
o. '' = D. ,hs'Esi > lar means 4 pos-lb,s AMI
N.t--uy opep force. li.sa remarkable f.el mat
o., iii,as wien = c.mhpI ~ c,p,,. III,
'M Ne pntc NJ i,usry art 80 " lser.l
g.; ,u, l-' eonc ogt .o.-.'uogtAed ,gs,n.,
'. 'Hi atlon u LABOR TOT the al aG.e OF sas,s.
't-s-- 4At.ou ~ massachusetts,, u. ,,r., W T., OIL
fl.s. I" ~, .uce ter rates o' G. .lnieu,..
Zig s1adsri, Is 1,p.uu,s al as 81. a,.
4" u.ah . chpitai b., a iu.geuea, Ut
e lY'H oa'meirA.-'s, Yspo,-u...e ra
Al l"ee1rsi, advance pfleea prav1.ts %,
s-htuaNOa sul Alarm. Itis44eH.,nsl,,
lie cum. Hity slrers iao.s r. IN. ~. con,
-'e' "a ~ 'hhu b hose 4 .t.r. An,
''-''' 81 organization that DrrAg, l.uo
'A ."f''' att it,ct .o.hicl b, i.j .I.o4s Il
$50 S. -'r' 1 'o.isty r4rrp - mot. sud o,lA ~,
'l. ~ -ls.ou tNee. n N. Their tut.,,.,
- 'H' -. a-i ir.'r. ,ho.' % A. u't,ms, ,
rii oN-yf be regulated ~ ,ha law Il -Ipp.y ,n
.e'',i-. The .ieGt e., % .,.ot ".t,k.,,,.u.
t-"r .A'fitrfs Hh4 tis 'AE, .ut dopliy, Aot
.nr employer ana .npleye o, tas r,.,.s.s
luyinS aad selling ~ tie c'ua9.st az. dear,
mar s's. respectively 'strse,' oi .,rn a.,
-. public interest no 'es' nj Iruus bu, they
100. cni j5na tue mdig .uon ~ the pt-s,, f.r .
ms which ~. not worth ~ 30 1lHt. 4..a.,,
Sin = tie eommsneemsY, u' tho y ar. ~ D.,
mad q great May csmbpn,u. y c.pt.u
which have PASSED .most 4lno,.eed aai laqu
2. peL. Thq mQit remarkable was tAy meet. Z
.ai!l Dad hregtors, watch Improved the chance
.As ..osiug :. the Mississippi River -
,sbels, 10 advance the rates VI rst.- 10 hsu
F..ca impoverished ;ae West, .Ii exhausted I
e1ts N,s..-.sa, .I.s.SL II ai'saeed
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Financial Reports, Markets, Sc.

!s~v York, 7us,idv, Dec :, . x-Tbe s,oct
market has presented features of ssnersl pub
lie interest today Operatofs are awaiting the
lopnsnt OF the huAncia IOiicy Of the coserumcut.
before attempting fnueh more husines. fr.cee on
the hole close A. about Yesterdays ylotsiuns tOy
errment- continue 'ifu. In gold the fluctuations
TODAY have been az iolo~s A. 2 O'Clock - O.. 40,
49,; II, ig.. IL. 100, J., ls9 .. li9f s,
ltg'. las, sale lig Money continues essy ~ iei
cent. on call. Sterling exchange loser a. 10, tor
banker and l6zp Tor ercinl bl.ls
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Insalsi. NOTICES.

NOl!IE-TO HE LONGNllUKLMlN OF
~ New Ngk Notioe Lrrby given taat me iIrn
.. r.er Il, i. have sfa K icg Iass Of "as 4ui
then place until such grievances setlei b. the
-. %. ,he orslnsu.en ~ York, Dc : ia
NOIiCF-1O TIE MEMBERS OF TIE
~ o.arpa q, 7 30 e, There ~" ,,r eS Ss
llal, N 3aA =, n'ig IN s.e IN Ihur'iay ryenns,
Dc. 10Th a. ~ o'o9's iah A., iIauc' Of e
pra,.; MAETiS TELACY, SCR 81
SPIrlAL NOilCL-lHl WOENMtN OF
obE9gt %I0G H., Fsne, :, 's,ns . r,.s.
aiydtu, t sSi ,o-.r, hi. a.p 10 ssp: ,her
ssges without being sskcd 10 rnse.e thtin - mse'
q hsh prices Of thee tn'., .nt DO Di,. 'h. IA
tns,r Of ther gratitude towards Eim. signed On be
hti Of hi men l'o
TUE MEMBERS OF TIE BOOkBiND-
-. Assoc alton at. elue'ted TO attend the lunesa
t.n,, At ss5 bieee1eru AT o'clock on wednesday,
prceIl Oct Sth o,
TINsMIIHs ATTENTION The Ql AR
= te1ly meeting Of the I'm ra.el Coppef ana She,,
lion w kers Protective mon viii be held At Mill
,. a. - i.S BoTsry Sppos's SPIES T. On Msi,
wlli submit their quarterly tsyor he presence y
a. m~werr. is erected m nor s,tendap. ri!l be
JbEcRkE +. = Witt See; = N'I ij s.
THE WORKING WOMkN'S UNIOA.
. ne yoikrs women employed IL The 'afion,
th.p' and factories in the ciJ All ale tbD-e Who
ecS ppm o" II tItr assbs a az dtis to
meetln- 20 be called iog the purpose Of Adopting I,
Con.titas'oa i0r 'hs Ien' aud send the paue md
seuts, imtaediatey, 10
.....s n, :. BEACH, lIessurs',
Al ths D ~ Ou.e, sJlArl .! It-u Iul ~. % -
The ns.es VI tEe ue'r t',cs VIII I9' - '.n .-Aoi
cSIs ~ al aud plopsr reyless -t..,.o ': Gipg
women a. he NEE ~
& =; - ~ co au.i,,ee APPOINTED %; tie AT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Warm. Winter Wool-n tiothing. u- rNer,
y tNA'- .st..l q
- "a st, inai re i4uIu 900. 'ue t...vi 80.
hand, IN .t a..urtnent of Mona oven coat, ,ptte.
Pant, Vest, ENTERTAINMENTS. Nc. SC, &c, g. At
the usuall lor ~ Gee. for which TIL. eitADsI ut
has been .nown Tor year. -.
CerisiB Care for Couab-Use CaEp-
BELLS syrup, Tar snd rIld cherry. s.fe DIrr iof
,99usLs eoiis gre thFoA' or iPhera ,,ty ~
Dfus store cor stu ave AMI 2sfh 4 CuALhth
uIa stolo .cof Budayn sn1 Hammond It rhED
DtN GU BV-eiy ma 10 sud 10 BrVOtl, a. a,
AiLSt's, ia tuit0b 81 ~
tatl anu WINTER. The beet plsc, to bu'
Oystcoat aud fsll and Wiutef Cloth.ns, VI esets
vtIirtf sl.o children. cl0'r'uy, 10 At BALD
WINS, 70 IL Bosery the largest store and a-'gli
uitnt IA the city III
Mrs. Wis-lOw's soothing syrup relieves
the child from psin. iAsisolttat Tie stomach aud
Oyr l.. cor cts a. dty, aui gives tone Aui Vff 20
N" eho.ess stem 2tceu'sA bot 100
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Cattle Market.

NEW YoaK, Dec >, 1893
The receipts Of cattle ., the sevsrsl markets OF ths
eSi7 Gov, and calves, lgo; vssls, $40 sheep and
lambs, ls,+lA swipe, 5l,y1c.
The week shoss Increase ia th. Of stock,
with the exception ot vesls the falling oil IN whh b.,
hOsevei alsats commences about TINS time Tue
cold weather has stimuls,ed the butcberins interest,
and the niaIsst ~itnssssd eousldersbo activity aud
Bs.yxs- The demands OF the bu'eh,r, and the IN
creased supply required Tor the army, hsd the ecu
dspcy 90 cruste live, competition lor ali hrsi clas,
cattle. Government took 80 bsad. On tha whole.
there we're more OF ne better srsde- In market tau
last week. VII ch, ,niiuenced b. tho comparative ,ta
city OF these grants for some .!m', 'rsrcsed quite a
beneficial influence On the ms -, and tended to ~
hrm. At the elos' ue quote p05r .nd coiuuu steer,
to GOOD, s%sioc sood,6 iTiins iOsi64c snach9ics
ilr., with few AZ high a. u &C
Mica Cow, The demsnd loI trrsh cows for milk
iny puIpnscs hi, ma"ria'ly fallen Uh thin the last
seek or two aud hufcherins seem. 20 b. nov the On p
purIrse iol -hich COWS are wAut,i The oh-rnrs an
tom last week. prices We quote common 10 fair
| t.2at3l and eItra to choice, S'5arJO.
VgAt Caivks The season f'r cNlNes l. fast III
| toseo'e, and With amoderate supp'y Of prime ach
On sale PRICES Of thu quality rule pretty -uh While
quote win. hssyy vrsls At 6a1's snd common $40
Sns $; NJ ~. a,.ss rG. T.fseI tags!6s n
ysnced tho supply increased and cOnstius hi, ~ d
light and thnly wooei sheep, plicrd suffered uudet u
u,litiS., which remain init, . &C for me tO
price some EXTRA l.,mh. sold :, high as 80 but th'
range 10 rot over s5,aU head ", ,Loe eOnlmou q
s0Ji ant'y We! 81 iaig, far ~ pr,ne, +sA5Se,
and priIs TO choice. a.a5.o, POI h., Fair to 500.
lambs sS,brs.f GOOD TO prime, .is.5.50 per head
And ier 10 small lot. at 50
ssISs be marta at the opening vss not YER
lively but With ths advent u a niUr reasonable TEN
perstas sfssrSed act'yiH manifested it.n, aud .
weather, decided haorauuy va. sho~u. .hieh' how
eyer ~ d,mPsnsd ~ Monday by Oh. .Ncsss of sup
Wy l9usy'l hore'vi number OF pIrC haser
thleny fnsliih ptokctCl csms uto ths nark.t shie
70 -asSa lfmsT ton" AUDI, sht advance no suy
Ky oi NO, snd 10. boss .,Igty N rAc--s 81 n
rest NN -
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For the HaIs -Bavry'. Tvicopbersus =
The best aud chssues. srtice Sold bs drug1r. 20
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DIV RROKLkS SALF-1lms Dry.
pAWNBaOKkR'S SALE1IUS DAY AIC

Ses Bg~sfy JANE AGAR siil sci AZ lU.
O'Clock, large assortment Of msu's and men
soaring Aypst,l skfts, uuder Clothes: ak calico.
merny and Othur q -ssts, t3as, ptnts vests bots,
hoe s4ers, sheets l1its, Dlauk sts, spreads yil
,pys, b0ll.fs, bets I'D 0thgr soOis, worthy the
teution ot dealers aud Other-. = GANLf. - u.
yislon Of. l2s
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AUCTION SALE-ELEGANT Hoas shois
hfdrniturc ut public suction This da- wrdnesos az
:, west 10Th I al IL o'clock. ro'e~ood unrotoito
suit.s velvet. usse and ingram cA-rc's. b,dd ~
mirrors, tables chsis, sofa b,ds, clo-ks. curtain,
shades, ehins ass silversare, crJokefJ table cut
lsry SC q
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w DIV III Lii oIIUA ID LUIS
This sale will b. positive. without regard e. = an
or, aud VII le one u the 11-t chalmers Her.H ga.
) ear procure ~ II located iJts rrhiu a. miunt..
ride OF tie CITY, A. far prices. and OH liberal
This properly will dOubl IN value hAmeia'e., ait4f
III v.1se ~ the VA lMpEDSiMINIS AEI ~
PROGRESS On MI. SIDES OF If Csptal.
is- sud families csn make 10 bet" selection. The
location /, hi.h and hrsithy, scru.s, t.tut,Ia .p
water, aud 70 Convenient Of Accss % thu CIV.
Ihn.n 10 . a,e lnraleh =, lNLNE nIAEE- no A.
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" Asl.SGAssL.S.

WUrTtNG Tlttr on tbs u n,' hy Enc ~
Ir.d htTH- I. " ht.ius lt Brook lsn, to icy.
dsp'h... 80 u,aofg. " f'. 't... OF butsI'. "l
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fNsTKGCEIO.N.

pANJo INSTRUCTION BY A NEW
Dme'hod : BUCKLEY, manufacturer Vi the
ban o. 90 Ihompson 81, guarantees the pupil thor,
Ough d.s OF the tenlv Ia one course Il .sOas. lC5
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SEwlNG MACHINES SOLD. RENTED
Dand repIirNst los Tates and on time AdiI,ss =
apply 70 N, flSkLE, At factory IA aud u, ss.'
Z,ths =
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEMING MACHINE FOR SALE LOW n
~ iet Que o. Wheeler Wilson's, nearly ns~ an
IL nee orde, ca sixth ay &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08
Vermont Waundsd SoIdIers.

Three hundred ana t~eni live sick and wounded sol
dicrs OF Vermont fegiu ns Wit arrive bcse Tits lhus.
day. morning charge Of the special agent Verne
Frank ~. Ipbrock fsq Those soldiers have been col
Icc'ed from the various hospitals md around waph.
inEtua Ny Mr. Hob ooh by pcrnssoD of the Secretary
IL War and the s,rcton ~ snrf 6ererai snlnor
or the request 81 Goyefpor hohtos and they are 20 10
forwarded 30 hospital ErstlebuF,v 0aartsrtnaster
johnson ms the steamer IhUnsS H. WAY uitcd Of wi,h
every Ter their reception, We warned ard
hss n sufficient cortw ~ ssststabM under Captn Ills
worth together with medical attendants furnished Nv
Medical Inspector Nc GAL To dress their wounds AID
otlsrwise minister 10 their wants. They viii be fur
ntsed with excellent bot breakfast Their Rrriv,
and will prncccd ny afternoon train to their de ma
tjon IN charge OF Mr.. HOlbrvok.