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Mr.. EDITOR
Yours as ever,

AuRs
We deem it but just to say in relation to
the Dedication at Surry last week, that the
exercises were satisfactory, and that the ser.
mon ard singing were appropriate to the
occasion.
The house has been erected by an energy
and libcrality, which, highly commendable
The lot was given by Col. Charles Jarvis of
Ellsworth, and is one Of the most eligible IN
the village. 4 Legacy of three hundred dol
lars. was left by the last will of John Means
Esq,, late of Seugwick to the church to pro-
cure a Bell. Five hundred dollars ", re
raised by the Ladies of Susry toward build
ing the house. The sermon was preached
by the Rev. Rohcr. Cole, who has favored
the church part of the time the year past
with faithful and instructive preaching. and
the success OF the enterprise is in great
degree owing to his management. The SER
mon was well adapted with a clear analysis
and lucid Illustration Of the various points,
and was delivered in his usual clear and for.
chile manner.
The singing conducted by Mr.. Charles
Jarvis OF Surry is not often excclled. and
cvinced Thorough acq'mintlncc wi h the
science, AMI an understanding 0. the sent
mens Of the several hymns.
one VINO WAS THERE.
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NOTICE.
Y aIuable Real Estate al Auction,

DY license IRON tie Judge OF Probate. the sub.
, scubor VII sell at auction Wednes lay.
the dftecata d9y Of Apf,l NIX, at one O'clock p.
NJ AZ the Counting z, ON 1t J. ". ( +, d. Jones,
(Nhtius'. llack) Ellsworth, tie real estate own.
ell by Bcnj amin Jordan, lats Of Ellsworth, in the
colnty Of Hancock, dec 'ased inelu4ing the reyer.
-iya Of the widows dover in sail estate; also a
pew In the { fegational Meeting House. elisi-
by situated. Any one wishing t. purchase farm
within a mile OF Ellsworth Village, or DESTROYS Of
investing rn"uey in real estate in the towns Of Els
worth Hancock or Waltaaln, viii find at this sale
rare chance,
THos JONES, Administrator.
Ellsworth March 4th, isd3.
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COURAGE INNALDS g.!
Clen's Summer Cure,
EEowes' Cough Pills

Bgfir ~ arytsf fe.isH7ay u may a4foers, 4,
t.-t hs. bstT esta5tI'hct,
Ialt f4r fhr esst u D.HHAs1 sTf iyse11ry IN r,r-
.e,, 4 ali AZ s. m. Il su~ h1, ever c.r5e 70 IN
Aal siee % .fa gu.y 70. .s-..y i'ss It's w-f-
an At III. Inn 4ssyya ghs bowels active
Ee4!iay e3ul. Less a,
CLEM'S SUMNER CURE.
That fr csIdren Cataas Tf'fh. y f,ns'ei rai
Dt,llAat ar sts salaril-s # tie Esv=s, a. 81
remedi:, are iaitliIeaat .sc impaired "Hh
CLEM'S SUMMER CURE.
tn, 70, Ctlirs. tr3ati,d ,eth ClsAsr m II, mouth
Of stomach ar a.uthers sun r,HE from nursing
mouth. saf. ani speedy is "a ctrd by tins Il
CLEM'S SUMMER CURE.
That 70. Coughs. Ho7rseaes and bronchial afro
tu,, there remedy ex;ant that SO universally
iprds relief As
HOWE'S COUGH PILLS.
Tan hr hstt7s's leirs IN, The chest. Pa'r'
IA ,,, ,tie iats s,a.lius HlcI, the best know
HOWE,S COUGH PILLS.
Tan a. az cra, tlraal ar anet,ranag ageai N
ctsrs 4 ratiisie wt5ppIas taalh AMI Confirmed
Cs1-uaP=11 gts pubic have strtady rendered ae'f
aa.,ed f.nic, in t'yor Of
uOWE'S COUGH PILLS.
ciem's Summer Cure is pleasant, agra.
lsis pseoerg1S ~ raars ssp n.HKs, tND
tatas 80 p.f.ee OIL Oyta'a Or dragot
suy sort. l. a s'ys Los sgoi,
ami ucvertiY - harm.
"By their works y shall knoE than"
q c CoonwrS 4 Co, B,ston General Agents f3r New
En2Aui II II Hay, portland a d Il. y BsanRpRr,
Bangor, d+feyll Agents br Maiae.
IYsia e" Eizsa nth hy {. u Peck In NJ Desert hy
T. IT,, utB kitrrlge, y. Z. Na.sati. NJ. sgtgs and
Whiting y co. Ia HANG cs - l. f',i'rye, Jr t"
sa ivan hy 4 Il. Perry IN iIni stpr' ~ II s1uie
ia ssuhen hy J. c. O. 'eas; in oAnI BY Morr,l c.
j. sod % all The ri cpal Iass and e.t!rs Ia NE siA.e
HOWE & Co, Proprittors.
Iyl0 BELFAST, Mo.
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The following is the vote of Bueksport
Moderator-T. c. Woodman.
Town Clerk. b. Parker.
Selcctmen-S. T. links, John Wentworth,
Abner Curtis.
Decentralization White.
AGENT. G. Woodman.
Sup. 5. Ca. S. Skinner.
Auditors--T. G. Woodman. Parker Tuck
j. b. Bradley. Republican Majority l20.
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TsEu JNr, March, 9Th lS53

DrAR AyxRicAN -
Our annual March meeting cAmeo n yes
terday i'll good shape, the Republican party,
elected, their whole board OF officers, from
Moderator to Hog Reeves, by u majority Of
from l6 to loo. The meeting WIS clsarac-
terized by good order. and eArncsiness, by
both parties, bat ioyaty WAS AZ y high prem
ium, and set;elcd the question Of where the
live republicans of fremont arc to lie found
Whole number of votes for Moderator, 80
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NOTICE

rgNHT FIRM # Jos, y ,s,stt { Co., as Ear as re
litc. 10 the buying and ceiling Of goods and
kecpin. retail store is dissolved by mutual con.
sent. !. !. fIIucAleg is authorized TO settle the
aIliss Of the above firm.
JOSEPH WESC0Tr
j I. HfNCKLEY.
IlaeLii. Feb. 95l, ISL.
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GouLpsBoRo' March 81, 1853.

GouLpsBoRo', March 90. 1853.
FRiESp SAWYER herewith send you the
result OF our town meeting yesterday
Town Cierk--H VI S1wlc.
Seiectmen, Assessors &c-B VI Sargent,
r X Hill. s W Libbey.
Treasurer-ll NJ Sawle.
S. Committee-B NJ Sargent.
Ali good and true Union men and elected
by from 25 to As majority.
There was no contest for Moderator but
the candidates for Seitctmen were elected in
regular contested election. The copper
heads did their prettest and they feel their
defeat sensibly. The men elected are all Re-
publlcans but Sargent and he is a good Union
Douglas Democrat, and was the regular can
didate Of the Republicans. So far us Goulls
boro' is concerned, consider the union cause
triumphant. Yours truly.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Caeesenan, NJ d.,
Neto YORK City.
The combination OF ingredients In these Pills the re
suit OF long and extensive practice They mild In
their operation and certain ofecectiny all irregularities,
Painful Transformations, removing ali distractions whether
from cold or otherwise headache pain the side palpi-
taon OF the heart disturbed sleep which ARISES ON
interruption Of nature,
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable as they will bring
the monthly period with regularity. Ladies' who have
been disappointed in the OF other Pills. place the
umos' confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's PHI doing ali that
they are represented to do
TICEi
They should not be used iuring Pregnancy as mlsrar
riage would cert ainly result therefron.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
injurious to life or health. Explicit directions which
should he read, accompany each box Price 81 Sent by
mail on enclosing 81 the General Agent. Sold by the
Druggists in every ia the United States For sale
by c. q. Peck, Ellsworth, Sic.
b. HCTCIlINGS.
General agent for the United States.
los CHAMBERS STREET. n. 7.
To- scm all Wholesale orie should be addressed. 10
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So. DEER Isle. March 81, 1868.

Ma. Error Dur Spring election came
Oh yesterday for choice Of town officers. Ii
was carried out strictly on the principle of
union or disunion; the copperheads voting
Tor the most extreme Of copperheads, the
union party for the best Of union men.
am sorry to say disunon carried the day, a
large majority voting for pirty without re-
gard to qualification. The union men here
are few, but believe every one true to the
last drop of blood. All that could be bought.
drove or frightened into the s,ccsh ranks,
were carried there by those means.
Yours
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WY would call the attention OF all persons In Of
w PRINTING, Of any description, to our facilities
for doing such work We have Of the best arranged
Printing Office: Eastern aIaine, and constantly In
receipt of MATERIAL therefore feel Confident OF
giving satisfaction In all cases.
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Madame Zatioc Porfer's
BaiSdm has been in use by
the public for over Is J ears,
and has acquired ii. present
sale simply by being recom-
mcndled by those who have
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HALT +! HALT !
A CRY FROM WASHINGTON
Volunteers Attention
Ia9 Wives, Mothers and

Sisters,
Whose Huttdnds. Sons and Brothers are
serriag IA ttN Army, cannot put into Their
kaapsackS mare necessary or "a 'pdbie gpt
thna fetc bores Of n o l. l. o " A Y s
PILLS AND OINTMENT. They insure
heath eeen ,ti,3cr the exposure Of a Soldier
life ONLY . cents Bon or Pot.
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r L II o v a L!

AIKEN, BROTHERS, Lave removed their
stove store to Lords Building, opposite the
E.isw nth House, :,wG
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Soldiers Special Notice.

your Health!
u Read the (oil5ping, Just rseslrei this day from
Warrington
WASHINGTON, d. c.
T HOLLOWAY, VI. D.;
Dear sif:-I avail myself Of this opportunity
to express my gratitude for your kindness in be-
ing so prompt in sending yonr valuable P1is
and Oia,msat. Hundreds of poor soldiers have
been made comfortable and well by the use Of
your medicines, and they all can testify to their
healing powers and capability of giving Instant
relief. II has, within my own observation, saved
many poor soldier irom long sickness and much
suffering. Yours truly,
D @. vOSE Washington, ID. C.
November <th, 1854 SmooH
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long. sptyld eaelc tIiftoen biack stars. the
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EJLN TERNALD.
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a Teaemen.s 10 lie.
LII ~ 5 M.uEekW!fa, Ellsworth.
FEBRUARY. il ,. ST
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Prompt attention given to all orders for printing
BOOKS, BILL HEADS,
SERMONS, BYLAWS,
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CoNsTITC TONS ORDERS OF Rx'S
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CURE YOUR COUGH FOR THIRTEEN CENTS.

Mdfame Z1DOC POR.
TER'S CuratiDe Balsam Is
warranted il used according
70 directions, to cure In all
cases Coughs, Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough, Asthma, and all
affections of the Throat and
Lungs.
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Q A r D 8:
or any size re1ured and Of the various qualities viz
BRISTOL,
ENAMELLED,
PORCELAIN,
CHINA,
RAILROAD, extra thick, for tickets,
TINTED,
PLAIN and.
CoLoRED, also,
CARDBOARD
Of the same qualities.
SAWYER & BURR.
Ellsworth, Dee lst, 1882,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
JOHN D. RICE
nr. u. ". GROAT,
HnmeOnalhY.

Doctors FAILING and TAYLOR have formed part
hi for The purpose Of practcing HoNEopArHy in this
Mace and vicinity and would respectfully announce to
;be public that their present arrangement wiz enable
Hose esiring to avail themselves Of Homeopathic treat
ment 10 rely with certainty upon prompt attention 10
their calls whether In or out Of town
Onice-Bucklands Old Block, second noor ,, or,
]. W. FAILING. D D. lAibON'
Frennont o. March ], 1868.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
From the Hancock Jeifersonion.
Mr.. Nasby ssChanges his Rase.''
Oct. the 2sth, 1863.
~ 4N"SSy DH"H BO7 N 70 H1'r17Ns
CHURCH OF ST.

Paul, the apossel, on his way from Geroosalem
2 Damascus, to persekoot the Crschens, seed
dazzlin lite which struck him blind. The old
Dimocrisy on the 18th NV October, on its way
to Glory, to persekoot the niger, seed lite
which knocked it crazy. Wen yuve sucked
a orange dry, natrelly you fling away the peel,
and if the froot provd sour and bitter instid NV
sweet, yu fling it good dele further, bein dis
gustid. Vallandigum marterdum wuz our or
ange-we suckt it vigorously; but alasi quiz
nine is issweetnis compared to it. To wit: fling
away the wuthless pele.
Myself and flock is now all war Democrats
We hev allus bin We never agreed with the
extremist NV our party, and we renamed in the
organyzation, only becoz, ez members thereof,
we Good restrane it frum doin mischief We
wer zelus in the support Nv Vallandigum, and
workt hard to elect him, only that, bein his sup
porters, and heVin electid him, we Good curb
him.
Therefore, all our apparent opposishen to the
war, wuz reely its most efishent support. l
hope the people viii see it.
At bizns meetin NV our church yisterdy
afternoon, the follerin resolooshens wuz past:
Wareas, Dimocrisy furnishes best wen it is sue
cessful, and wareas, it is a tender flower that
dom bare the chillin frosts adversely much,
and wareas, the people hev shode by the pekool-
yer stile NV ther vOtin that they don't like VAL
landgum ner his prinsipples and wareas the
people is Nv moar yuse TO US than Vallandigum,
therefore, De ~
Resolvd, That we do not endorse his vews, or
approx his acts, and nevur did.
Resolvd, That onist old A. Linkin, byarrest-
in Nv him, and thereby forsn NV us into COM
mittin polittikle sooicide by nominatin NV him,
wux glty NV a heenus sin. tW
Resolvd, That we aint ez much eonsernd
about our habis corpusses ez we wuz afore the
elekshen
Resolvd, That the war for the Union must
go on, until it's enemis is subjoogatid, and the
banner NV buty and glory waves over every
stait and the Dimocratic commits NV the varius
stats be requested to procoor suffishent num-
ber nv banners, and appint sub commits to
wave EN-.
Resolvd That we air in favor NV subjooga-
shen, emansipashen, confishoashen taxashen,
conscripshen, exterminashen, higger enlistments,
and eff ther is anythn else the people desire, let
EN- write us (post-pade) and weel pass the nes-
sary resolushens.
These preamble and resolushens, Iwicb, at my
request wnz past unanimusly.1 strikes me ez
kivern the hui ground. Eff Pugh and Cox, and
Medary, ct al, law turn wich menes and nth
ers, hev the sagassity NV bid turnips, and adopt
em to wunst, all will be WE'LL
d Waitin aud watchiD,
PETROLEUM. V. Nasty.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13

HowARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dis
4 eases Of the Nervous System, spermatoThoa or
Seminal Weakness Impotence and other affections OF the
Seminal Organs Physical Debility and Premature Decay
and reliable treatment, in Reports Of the Howard
Association sent by mail IN sealed envelopes free OF
charge. Address, DR.. ). sKILLlN HoUGHToNi How
ard Association, No 2, South 9th Street Philadelphia
Pa March 27, 1So3.-ly
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
A TRUE CRIrIc1sM.-Last year the Re

A TRUE CRIrIcIsM.-Last year the Re-
publican party Of Ohio adopted conservative
servaiive leadership of Tom Ewing and Frank
Backus. Result--the State was lost by 1000
votes This year radical counsels prevailed, and
under Brough and Anderson, who preached rad
ieal doctrines from every rostrum, the State Is
recovered by a majority Of 62-000 votes. Tho
people love bold, earnest and patriotic Leaders
They have a sovereign contempt for cold-blood-
cd, timid, hold-back conseryatites.-Chle. 1fib.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
G. n. McCULLOCH,
s. Blu CKL A N ID ,
DEALER IN
Rnher1s M SIleIdOn.

Manufacturers of Copper Tin, and sheetIron Ware and
aiers in Stoves, Agricultural implements Stoves kcgs
Wool Hides, Sheeppes old COPPER oa SoIrs Rricl
RIock No, q Fremont, Ohio. may zs,l lo'T'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
.InNCTION HOTEL,

G. L. PIERCE, PRoPRIEroR, CLYDE, ohlo'
This House has been thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished In style seldom equaled by hotels IN
d.v and the Proprietor the travelling public that
no e2eron on his part shall be wanting to make their
temporary stay with him both comfortable ana agreeaoS
East side of the c. t. Railroad track.
October 8, 1852
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@. w. PAGE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Notary Public, Insurance, War Claims Real Estate and
General COLLECTING Agent A '
Clyde, sandusky county, Ohio-27y1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-20
Hahsa, Cornns in the south.

Itis not knosn &c beueye thAt the privilege OF hG
Esas sOrpuS has been suspended, altogether in the Cob
fieracS tor over twelve months We have the highest
judicial authority for stating this fact although
not give aDy name The suspension sas made by q
private ordsr OF JET DAVIS to tao leading judicial 9TH
GERS and never has been published Probably not one
man in ifty thousand in al Rebellion IN that for
over twelve months the privilege Of hGbeaS corpus has
lot existed IA the South all Our authority this
J,oiut ia We repeat uEqaessionable NashVIte UaioH
fhe above paragraph, says the Petersburg Register
vonr the rounds of the Yankee papers, and may be
taken as fair average specimen OF Yankee political
journalism Deprived themselves, Of the inestimAble
privilege Of the haJsos corpus, and lea,iOg the dscOu
tent which such a proceeding Sii eventually create
among the Intelligent classes OF Northern society, they
a.ssmiu.e ~illu falsshoOd, to make false impress
ion n A. the Confederate States are under similar
v.s.alsVe to the military authority. Contradiction is
unnecessary and ooly notice the lying paragraph 10
s1hibt the despcsb'e shifts 90 which the Yankee an
charities are reduced deceive the Northern people in
rs.tiOn to Southern aha RS. Modern historians CON-
ent strongly Gu the system Of nsseprssenta On that
.Sr.ced the Official gazette Of the first Na2oeon which
rsDrssentsd every dCieat victory, and blinded the
nsoD of France " the state of public affairs But
tha Feuch ~ stem fades into iusign6eabce before the
s,uoendous seboods Of the YAekee press aud govern
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-20
Mnttar-of.Faet Views.

TIE abless and most experienced hnancisrs Ct the
country unite 10 the opinion that the danger which
menacss The soyeDey Of the Government and the value
of the SIX hundred millions Of Treasury notes nov in
circulation Is not one that We without remedy against
But the only safety IN immediate and thorough &C
zion. No ihksring temPOrizing will DO any good
nov. The evil is redundant Currency. The cure ~
reduction Of ths rsduud ,ney. Ii requires no hnAncisI
wisdom to understand this This - the only cure o1t
Il is An A-saficient one The country must choose De
tween il aud financial plOsOn that will leave the vast
amount of Treasury issues nov in circulation without
any value; that viii destroy the credit OF the Govern
ment I'd leave without dollar IN hand; aad InAt
will spread disorder aud confusion through our "aoie
business system, and bring ruin aud want 10 every
mans door, We take it for granted that the universal
voice of our people will be in favor Of trying tie cure
rather than eneountering the disaster. We are al
agreed shen, that the currency must be reduced aud
guarded against similar in the future. There
are bus two says Of accomplishing this; one the vol
unary action Of the people in investing their surplus
mean. in the bonds OF the Government, Upon which
they vi receive interest," the other the enactment OF
a tx Aw that will take an equal amount from their
packets. leaving nothing in the way OF retugn.-
Which tue Nilct COui91a iOOAiu5 - !" -
bus.ess point Of view Which msy be most speedily
accom- plish,d aud thereby most speedily remove the
sore evils OF the day Which would be mOst becom-
ing in peopls who like to be thought generous aud
uubl spirited-uho know that the value of all they
have depends upon success and Who profess to be
wing to devote al they have 10 the attainment OF sue
cessg Which would produce the greater effect upon
the nAhoas whose good opinion nc desire. aud upon
the enemy whom We wish TO impress With the bOprless
LEES of his attempt to conquer Us? Which will have
tie happier qenee upon the minds OF our own people,
drawing them nrsrer to the Government and the Gov
eminent nearer TO them, and ArOuaing higher and
heller zeal for the cause Remember this contribution
must be made voluntarily or By cOmpnlsiOn for Se
Throw out Of vies the alternative OF suicidal sceunb-
Ing TO doAnciA ruin. The time has come to cbOose--
II il j. to be done spontaneously, the necessary steps
must be taken before Congress meets, for oLerWise
Congress viii doubtless At once apply the compulsory
proeess We therefore nv.ts prompt consideration
Of the merits Of the plan submitted BY the Bank Com
itlse Of the House OF Delegates, and published by us
Yesterday and, il it Is determined that it viii snsSer,
let the people come fOrsArd ui,h will and put it
through Nth 4 rush.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-20
PANIC In THE EsolIsn Iaos Ta.D..-rhe London

PANIC IN THE EsGLIsH IRoS TRADE.-The London
Post, of September 25th, says:
positive panic prevails Throughout tie iron trade Of
South Stsffordshire aud East Worcestershire 1t will be
remembered that after struggle with important sec
ton Of the workmen who maintained strike for nine
teen weeks, and at its close were powerful than
When they began the movement the masters gave way
and advanced the wages Of the puddlers Is ton, or
about bs Cd week. and the mllmen and rollers and
miners In proportion. At the same time the masters
put up the price of iron l0s ton rise that was not
covered by the extra cost which resulted from the adj
vance in the rate Of wages This alteration took place
month or FIVE weeks ago, aud il understood that
at the regular quarterly preliminary meeting. which
would be held in Birmingham yesterday further rise
10 the price Of iron Of l0 ton should be declared
Is then became secret that this second adj
vance should be declared the would make another
demand Tor further RISE Immediately, many buyers
of iron in different parts Of the country sent in spec-
cat Ous that had been long withheld and others
orders upon the makers at the los RISE until every
kers book became full Of orders and they all refused
to take another order at less than Ct advance Yeser
day the preliminary meeting came Cn, and more nu-
merous gathering has never been held nor has there
been Que since the railway mania, at which there was
more eversh excitement. No member of the trade
however could venture opinion, when tcommenced,
what would be the result Of the Deliberations that
about to be entered upon. But in short time il was
plsn 10 all that the advocates Of the rise of ten sh-
Jugs in minority and that although they num-
bered OF gravity and long experience among tnem
yet that these would give way before the confident
and impetuous; aud they did SO, for resolution was
carried mem con, advancing prices fl ton, making,
with the rise Of ten shings, total rise in about six
weeks Of FL los. ton; and that 10 fortnight pudd
wages should be advanced one shilling ton millmens
ten per cent and the miners in proportion. Best Stat
fordshre bars now, therefore, at the works fS l0,
a ton Some Of the men Will now be receiving the pud.
ders los 3D. aud certain OF the mllmen l2s. 6l per
week, than they were getting before tho strike
Sober men say the consumer will not buy at the rise
but the sanguins sure they WILL