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NEW YonR nec &

New YonK, Dec. 8.
Cottnn-More active and frmer with fair
land.
Flour-State and western il 5alOc batter !.
ylO lOal0 Is extra; 80 SOa9 95 super western:
I'll 25all IS extra r II O; I'll 4Oal2 for trade
brands; market closing quiet and with
scarcely 20 much business.
Whtsky-Without decided change; 81 924
al % Tor State and 81 93a1 o. for western.
Wheat-Active and 3a4c higher; q 30 for
Nil club; 8 IS for No do; Is q for we.t !.
ern red winter; y 50 for choice amber XIV.
and Michigan.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged.
Barley-Quiet; State 81 IS.
Corn-Dull and nominal; 81 coal 93 mix.
ed western. m.
Oats-Quiet, active and 1c better; 81 o5a
V fof western afoat and In store; chiefly
at the latter price.
Hope-In good demand 1t Sc. y
WoOl-Fifm.
Coftte-Firm but quiet, t8-9
Sugnr-Quiet, with sales at 23a25c Porto
Rico, and l9a2lc Muscovado.
Molasses-Quiet; Porto Rico g74c.
Fetroleum-Quiet but arm, at 49a5Oc
crude; 604a7Oc refined In bond. and 92c re-
lined free. :,
PorkHOpened very active and decided
" nrmer but closed In favor Of buyers, ut
936 90 for 1923 mess, end S37 25a3S 50 for
!o6S4 do cash and regular way, closing at
81 ST. cash, $3a Ooa35 50 for old to new
prime, and go 90 for new prime. Also.
600 bbls 1853 mess for Dec, and Jan.
sellers ana buyers option at 81 5Oa4O 90:
500 bbls new mess for Feb, sellers option.
So SO. III :" ~ a. - -. .
eef-Scmewhat irregular. At 2Oa22c for
new plain mess, and 20a22c for new extra
mess. Prime mess beef quiet at 2Sc.
Beef hams-Heavy.
Cut meats-Unchsnged.
Bacon sides-Firm with moderate de-
mand.
Lard--Rather firmer at 2la24c. the latter
price N extreme. Also, 5000 bbls for all
January and until February 18th, sellers
option, ut 24c.
Butter-Firm, with moderate busineae
dOtag At 36a4Oc for western.
Cheese-Quieta and firm at 15a2Sc for com.
mon to prime.
Money Steady at Z a Ct, for call loans.
sterling Exchange-Quiet ct 1901.
G0ld-Without decided change, opening
at = 80; advancing to e ~; and closing at
Government stocks-Active and rather
easier.
stocks-Lower; Gold 1891; U s 5-2os coup
1851; = 10-40 reg 100; Treas 1905 I'D;
MO 6s 63; year cert 973;>0 4 NJ cert 36a;
canton S3t; Cumberland 484 Erie 04i /;
Hudson Il5; Reading 1861; NJ g 723; I G
scrip 1901; Pitts I'LL; n w 43l; do pref IA:
CO + los; D G A; N w 1901. 'sa hi
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Ladies who wear the lining Of their
nuns out every season by examining them
With multifarious articles collected on eve
~ shopping tour, win appreciate the novel
fashion now being introduced of providing
them with pockets in the inside warranted
to hold handkerchief, pocket book, pair Of
gloves, paper of candy. package Of pearl
powder. . skein of zephyr worsted and |.
paper Of pins, ALI Of which every lady dis
likes to stir out Of the house without.
Pockets should also be provided Tor 4 poo
dle-dog, twelve sheets Of new music and :
small plano.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~
sore Threat. Cough, Cold, and similar
troubles, Il suffered to progress, result in sori-
Gus Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic adec-
lions oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
are compounded % Is to reach directly the seat
Of the disease and give almost instant relief
The TR0CHs are offered with the fullest con.
ddence In their efficacy: they have been tho
roughly tested. and maintain the good reputa-
ton they have Justly acquired. For Public
Speakers, Singers, Military Oflcers and those
who over-tex the voice, they are useful in re-
neving An Irtitated Throat, and win render A.
ticuiation easy. TO the soldier exposed to sud
den changes In the weather they will give
prompt relief In Coughs and Colds, and can be
carried Ia tho pocket to be taken - occasion re-
quires.
Sold ~ all Dealers in Medicines 1t s. cents pr
Dox. deci-dAW1m
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~ Epilepe1e FITS can - Cufe1ll-Dr
L0cKRow having become eminentiy successful
In curing this terrible malady, invites all simi.
larry amicted to call or send for circulars Of ref
erences and testimonials OF numerous cases cur.
ed OF nom one to twenty-four years standing
OF the Cerebro-Spinal Axis, or Nervous Gystem.
and solicits an investigation OF his claim % pub.
Lie confidence.
He may be consulted at his private residence
Va. III West I'D street, daily nom 10 A. n. until
~ ~, except Saturday aud sunday. Addre0
all letters to DR. v. h LOCKROW. =
lare OFF. q. Box ste. New York.
OCtlf -d&w4Yn E&E5E7 R9lf7@ 8ss$- t.a-F'
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Annexed win be found our usual detailed r
p0fs Of this and other markets: a3
.eUcAR-2802eC Crushsd.soasie: Powdsred-
O@M: a doe@ss0sos Rdo-aooSo. 4, 80
HoIAsns- the barrel-susas HOUSE q 1sa
NAiLs.Isnpenny - Is.
RssswAx-a0assc.
ERUrT-RAtsins. prime l6a7 %
ss.ooas@ss Hssi s. Per DOC dozen.
FlLous-sprins 200; Extra, go 90; .Cable, y
:, waEAr- Spring. u SOL 50 Winter, 8, $50
coss-oia, Sc; new. 7so.
6 6ST1Toss.n,sl SCI: s 3; pss saaa.,.
OATs-50@55c.
BUTTIR-aOc
EG0S-35
HAY-Timo:hy. Sl21li per ton.
WOODS % per cord
HrDEs-Green Sc: Green Sailed parf cure6
ysc:Dry Flint. lSc; Green Slated Sc; Dry Stated
GREEN CALF SKrxs-l5c,
SHEEP PELTS-1l q
WHsKY-el 7O@l IS.
LARD-90@Ec, . b. H8
DRIED APpLns-isc = p Green 8, 90 q bu.
DRIED PEAcaEs.Choice9 c.
TTr ravr Z, SCI SEEDS oo@s5o = bushel.
=EI4x sssD-Psiae s sSan g 5a as%and
GoRN NEAI-yl 30 p bushel.
kAGs-304c Hn. < Il
OH %: No Kitts y 50. No .. s. o.. - ~ :
ss.ss isss :: n s, s, 1871. g
;Nso.:aDeSE charcoal ls,<0lAc.: 2e0E JuniatH'
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Ladies AND GENTLEMEN IL you wish to marry.
address the undersigned. who will send you
without money and without price, valuable IN.
and speedily. irrespectiveof age, wealth or bead
r. This Information will cost you nothing, and
you. All letters strictly confidentiai. The d.
sired Information sent By return mail. and M
questions asked, address - -
SARAH B. LAMBERT.
Greenpoint. Kinss Co., New York.
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MARKETS.
BuRL1Naror. 8 D. M. Fridav.

BURLINGTON, 3 p. m, Friday.
Inc advance in gold and more favorable
weather for packing has stimulated the
hog market. We note an advance or fully
% cents per cwt. and q more active trade
me impression is getting to be general.
that the crop throughout the Northwest
VIII be from 20 to 80 per cent. short Of Last
year In numbers, with but small. II any.
increase in weight per head. The yield 81
lard will doubtless be less, for last year.
Early in the season every thing was run
into lard, owing to the fact that lard waa
higher relatively than barrel meat. 81
joints. This year it is the reverse. almost
every thing Of the hog product is relatively
higher than lard.
The receipts Of Hogs by the B. &M. RR.
from January to December l, for three
years, compare as follows:
1862 1868 1894
W.99S 1886 11O. O3O
showing falling off from last wear of 70 825.
aud an increase over 1862 of 1902. a clear
er statements howeve-, would be the re.
ceipts for the months Of September, Octo-
Der and November for the same wears.
which are as follows:
% lss1 81 ls sss y ), l g!
decrease from last year 1878, increase
over 1862 sc, Az.
The month of November for each wear
stands:
1862 1868 1864
1920 1900 SIS
increase over last year, 9.r56
= 1867, 24,33S
The market is firm here at s. 25 to 900
for light weights. $500 to 1925 for 200 lbs
averages, and s, 80 to 80, so for weights from
22S to $50 and unless prices give way in
Chicago from yesterdays figures, q further
advance may be expe< ted.
Beyond some small sales in retail way.
there is but little doing in dressed hogs,
and it IL impossible to give reliable quota
tons.
The B. 4 N. +. R. shipped west from Mt.
Pleasant this week 1881 hogs. We pre-
sumo they 50 to Ottumwa. Messrs. Laid
q Co., at the last named place, have . very
extensive establishment, and are among
the most enserprising packers in Southern
Iowa.
The number slaughtered here to date 10
not far from II, 1000, and the indications are
that the whole packing for the season will
not reach . 900. against something over
a. 600 last year, and about 60 900 in 1862.
The PORK TRADE AT OTHER PorNrs.-
The receipts in Chicago from October Sth
to December 81. for three years, compare
as folIowe: s5t
1854. 1868. 1852.
~, 9c9 GO. 43S. 39l $50.
The shipments of live hogs same time:
1882. 100. 493. 1n65s
Leeving for packers:
O45
AoUx-........ OFT
Short this year for packing 100 ,928
shipments. ~, 45i
Total decrease ..........l43 37o
OF the market the Tribune, Of yesterday.
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COL0ATE,0 HONEY SOAP.
1hA oelsbratsd Toilet 8oop, In such uuiyws
al demand, - made from the choaeeue maxe,1.
al. y mild and e0ellient In it, nature. fso.
gravity scented, and extremely Dene1eaaa
u it, action upon the skin For sale b. IN
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
JAn2od&Wly
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D1seaoeo ~ the NeTvoas, Seminal. Ora.
nary and Sexual oystems-new ana reliahsa
tfeatnaent-in Reports Of the HOWARD AeoO.
CITATION. Sent By mail In sealed letter envea.
opes. ffee Of charge Address Dr. J. oKIIIH
HOU0HTON, Howard Association, No. 3eouth
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, PA
unay3l-dAWly
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TO DISCHARGED VET.

IN ERANS.-A rare chance to visit Waat.
i Y free OF expense. besides being well paid,
GENERAL ORDERs No. 81:
AnjUfAET aESEk1Ls OFFICE
WASHIEGToN, Nov. q, 1854
Order for yoisin0 and ov0anstng nesV T0lwusee,s
wv Army CUPs. -
than twenty thoo.and lni.ntry and enlistsd ior
Cor sha e r. s ssDs .s.i hs In
day q December. lssi and Continuing unssi al tie
s,st only Of able-bodied men who nave =, setved
honorably not les than two years, and therefore
stoned from such - have honorabiy served not
less than two years. $500. - - =, -
TO wasninston: viii Be credited to TIE dissricf
10 which they Of their families are d0mfclied:
and VIII BE- paid special bounty 81 three hun:
Ing mustered into service. Each secruit vho
preserves his arms 70 the end Of hts term. nv
rns l e nis 1xc upon being
=, III: Detail: 81 organise tion win oe prescribed
r y me A15jofa ,. Genera The Heads 81 as
PROMPT examination and organization, arnlnS.
eqfTHipPMinE; and supP1ying the Oorps.
command OF this Corps. Headquarters &C Wash-
81 order OF the Secretary q War: .a y
Assistant Adiu{ant denessl.
Men desiring to join this splendid CoTpe. ana
VINO nave the qualtda atoms required by the o..
Der, will be fur0ished with EansDortstion 70
Wa;ninston by applying to either OF tue fol-
Capt r. p. Rutledge. Provost Marshal. Bur-
&c Capt f 3; 2. HALL Provost Marshal. ravsn-
Capt 8. r Adams. Provost Marshal, DUBUQUE
Capt. James Matthew, Provost Marshal. Grin.
nell, Iowa. - - - $3.50 - =.
Capt. G. q. Brownell. Provost MAr,hal. Dee
M0tnes, Iowa. ~
Capt: ". 81. Curtiss, Provost Ma.shai, Water
s THOMAS DUNCAN. III
MAJOR 3D. .. s. Cavalry, A. A. r. I. Goa.
DavenpoTt Iowa, Dec S 1851 - -.
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A"FoUL' DExD.-James Ready and Ma
~ Dlworth have sacrificed their reputa
ton, III they ever had any,) for three fall
chickens and double.combed rooster.
They made raid on the hen.roost Of our
eagle-eyed deputy Marshal, who tracked
them IN the snow to their house near the
railroad on Third street, where he found
his chickens all safe and sound, save that
their heads were of, and the feathers near.
" all picked from them. Tie thieves were
arrested and Justice Wilcox fined each OF
them ten dollars and costs, but being
"short' just that amount they were sent to
jail.
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deco wit
ESTRAY NOTICE.-I'aken up Nov

IL i2th, 1854, BY ]. I. Deal. at his rssit,enc.
II washington Township Les Moines COUNT.
Iowa. the following Estrsy: One Red steer
years old last spring crop of right ear. ,,,nrsr
and under bit ous Of left. Appraised al siy 10
!: Burge and G. b. Daniels, on the 23d dav 81
Nov. 1854, before J. Westfall. J. r.. Nov Sp,S,
1854. WIN. GARHElT, County CLrx.
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&a-Jefferson street has been put IN splen-
did condition, and the residenta along that
thoroughfare will march TO Market Hall
tonight in procession to thank the City
Council for the improvements they have
BEEN instrumental in making. A city gov
gnmen. is everything-very useful.
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- We notice that many newspapers in
different parts Of the country have post
pned indefinitely further publication. In
taese days Of dear paper, costly telegraph
Is, and very high wages for mechan-
ial and literary labor it requires large
rvenue from circulation and advertising
b maintain paper, We say to our dsfanct
cctemporaries, "Peace to your ashes"
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ESTRAY NOTTCE-Dark Bay Mare
A-Iasen up. Nov. 18th. 1854. BY "A. watson.
De moines county, Iowa, the following Htrax.
one iisnt brown or dark bay Mare, heavy manS
ana I'LL small white star In the forehead. Z
at 800. ~ r: Hichola, VIM, Fhinny and 4. ~.
On the 18TH Gay OF November. 1854, before q II
DAnaP =. --s~e WIN. 0AARkTC. q
0ScS'Wlt County Clerk
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MARRIED

On the 7th inst, at The residence OF the brides
mother, by Rev. r. F. McGarean, Mr.. BEN. r.
iAARux AND Miss SARAH JAM BARRON. both oi
Dcs Moines county.
In Burlington on the :Oth ult., by the Rev. Dr.
Corkhlll, Mr. VIM. g. MILLER ana Miss AMAN-
On the 5th inst, at the residence Of the brides
JOHNSON and Miss MARY N. EAoa. iii Of Hur.
linston.
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\IOTICE.-Wish;nc II retire from

TN 70 1Ct110 1IO1z1
= y me Livery Business, will sell my stock
large lot Of Carriages, Buseies and Hairless. !
VIII sell one article or ali &C time to suit pur-
cnasefs. Any person Wishing to 60 into the bu-
sl0ess would do well To cali and zee my Stock
ana stand. for th=re Is only one stable in town
besides mine. WIN. d. NCCASH.
dec7-d&wtf - 49,
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10 Another "zealcus'' prop has beer
knocked from under the sc-cal!ed Confed
eracy. Major General Cleburne, known 4.
the "big Irish rebel" was killed at the bat
tie OF franklin. That helps some.
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fr0 A MONTH"; want Agents ev-
Ql " erywhere. q 80 month, expenses
ever offered Full particulars FREE. ANT
pov1s.dAwsm Badd.Gosu1A sinA
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!, POLICE lrEMs.-Two men were arrested
Friday Tor stealing, but upon examination
we're discharged as nothing could be found
agaiust them. ~
A man was brought before Justice Viii.
COX yesterday '''for using language calcu.
lated to create a breach Of the peace" and
6ned one dollar.
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We notice an advance In hides of from14
70 lc per pound, and fax seed % to 3Oc pc !;
buahsl.
The stocks Of lumber in the yards are
not large. but prices are 20 high that the
trade is quiet. We quote:
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FSTRAY,NOTICE.-Taken M Nov.

IA buTltngtOn township, Lee Moines COunfx.
aows. the nDllowing E.tr4s: one white HcE
WIN o!sck spot on lettv side, about eiahf
~ ppraised at 30. by John Hagefie sid John z
Msygf On helss day Of Dee. !s5s before r. VII
co., e., t4a<{ WI. GARRETT ,
7uetS.WIt-. .g.,,,. County Clerk.
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THE CITY.

EDITORIAL PTCTURR GALLERY. - We
should BE- glad to exchange photographs
With our brethren Of the press, and will
end orr photograph and autograph to all
AZ our exchanges and all editors who will
e,vward theirs to US.
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- Appearances are sometimes deceiv-
ing. Acltissn. m evening or-tvo since,
observed cat in his cellar. and being de-
sirous to expel her ffom the prsnnlsss, suc-
coded in Freeing her h barrel by .
hank movetqent, and forthwith BY . bril-
liant evolution rushed forward, thrust in
|hk hand and seized the aquadrupsd''s by
he neck, when Oh! hahl ueht squibob! he
smelt somethingi He had srsppled with
! digitigrade Job. uhercyl) carniyerous ami.
nal, known - the KepAiefs Asse1oana, in
lain terms, : skunk and the contact has
cot him suit Of clothes. Poor mani
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"a carpet sack was stolen from man
ut New London, Saturday, who had rea-
sons for believing the thief had started on
foot for burlington, and therefore VITA .
companion he hurried to this place IN pu,-
suit It seems they arrived here before the
thief. and after consulting with the officers
turned back to reconnos.er. About two
miles west Of town they observed the OBJ
ject Of their search issuing from piece OF
woods and walking leisurely toward them,
but upon discovering who they were,
dropped his plumber and s'skedaddled.''-
They started in pursuit, but the gentle
mau" escaped. The contents OF. the carpet
sack were found all safe with the exception
Of pistol which he had taken out and car.
ried away.
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II ArThs militia companies Of this city
I'm meet at Market Hall on Saturday eve
| Mn. 5or the election OF regimental ofacers,
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G-ABsrRAcT of the receipts and dis
bursenlents of the SOUTHERN Iowa SAM
TARY Fam:
Cash donations and sales, ...... $3.50 %
DISBURSEMENTS.
Goods bought and expenses paid, 81 100 IS
Forwarded to Christian Commits.
!. sion, 4,l23 rs
90 to y: w. San. Conn.,. ITO 90
do by Mrs. Woods, OF Fair
field, to hospitals at Chatta-
nooga, $500. .................. 200 %
Deposited with J. b. Gear, Esq,
FOR relief and transportation
Of return soldiers, .............. 1000 90
Appropriated to the Young La
dies National League, as
part Of proceeds Of their
Appropriated to the Ladies; Sol. ~ =
diers' Aid Society Of Bur-
lington, a. part of Bur.
ton donation and sales, -. 1850 50
counterfeit money taken, .......... Q 90
nAiance IN the Treasury,......... 3,238 ~
sl5,e91 %
There were received previous to,
and during the Fair, sanitary
goods and stores, valued at 49,. $3.50 90
winch have been forwarded in
accordance with request Of the
donors, to the
Christian Commission, $l472.75
~. w. San. Com, 2938.45
Western San. Com, 1850
= - $l,56o 90
REcAPTrULATIoN.
Cash donations aud sales, Sl5. 69l %
Sanitary goods and stores, ......... 1850 90
$2O,25l %
Less goods bought and expenses, 1883 IS
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4 "KuRsI.'-On Saturday near the Dc.
pot follow wearing slate-coIoFed coat
nd . ,noostache compcsed Of fourteen
long hairs and q big wArt, received : blow
On the side Of the bead q the; hands Of q
hog-drover, that propelled him about six
Nds. The dxoseE was slough locking GUS
inner, with complexion like boiled lob
Iater, aud scalespn his skin similar to those
covering ''r<d-Eor4e,' = but had ! wonder
(dl command. Of Language. Afeer. admin
istering the blow he drew in . huge breath
ia threateningfy enthusiastically snap
I a 6lger 'ein any man what aspits Il out
Tat I'm liar. B!arst the covey what In
sarih me-" ..1s's 4
y - The b. 4 n. r. Railroad continues
S9r;ng forward long trains OF hogs. The
Rfvals up to three O'Clock Saturday af-
erhoons all went forward by the C. B. & G..
Thread. Between that time and Sunday
ndning, three trains, bringing about -
urt allsd up the pens again. Seventy
ejto one hundred cars are expected To-
~. The quality OF hogs coming forward
~ 3 better than at any tune this season,
ting larger and much bstterfAtted. Sat-
1srdsy's msrket IN Chicago Is reported
bwsr and dull, at % so to $40 g. We have
~ little change to mote here the range b..
8 fom 3 80 70 $3.50 for hogs weighing
nam 100 to 80 lbs. There was some accu.
nalation At the slaughtering houses dn-
ing the latter part OF last week. owing to
I've unsayorable weather for killing, but
% present cold snap will doubtless soon
esar the pens. ~
NIwIxvsHTkox. MIR. II. Won Elsner
@oaf city, has invented polish which u
paior TO any now In use. It 10 not only
sssan.ng compound, but gives to the OBJ
~ . be polished new and NOES bril-.
sat eiosss which il durable through its
oysalszation.a Is il easily applied and
90 in = second. Many of the greatest
anufxtturers il the country have adopted
IN their use. The following 10 from the
eeiogo Tfitsse,: ass44 ad
=. voX EIsNER's RENovArrxG Porrsr
~ fIAllOs AND FuRNIrURk-Read the
CHICAGO, November 26th. 1854.
voN EIsNER, ESQ.
1eor Sir-It II not . custom with ~ to
- mans merits or undertakings unless
~ value II fully tested and found to b.
esf'or to any, bat when 70 are confident |
Ine very good quality Of newly invent. |
Sa!ucies, We aim to encourage skill and
sSso0!ze HIN, who can Justly claim re- |
1msndasions.- SO e Il with xouR rot |
We commenced using such upon eur
800. and do pronounco it the best oil
M ever used. Every furniture.makeE,
- and manufactures Of Pianos, can |
N.atu!ate himself by obtaining your
lor It deserves ao extensive pat |
I'VE sign. sir. respectfully yours,
- F. PtSTOR1US q CO.,
of +. pistoriuS' New Pat.
square Grand Pianos,
BALTIMORE, August 3lst, 1854
kSU0H VoE ELSNER, ESQ. Burlington. |
Dear Strive take great nlessureI |
k~tutyiny that We have tried your Pol
IL kenovator for Furniture and pianos |
~ e mund the same superior to any
sIiw~ nave yet tried; We consider it ~ 3 |
~ xce!!ent article Tor the purpose In
Yours very truly,
WIN. I.NABE & co.
& Henry J. Jarvis, Furniture Manu-.
sset, No. IS. Main street, is sole agent
.ufsington and vicinity, where coun-
uggisn and merchants can be- sup.
IN any quantity.
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s2O,25l -
1859 IS
Less goods bought and expenses,

Net receipts of Fair, ............. SIS. 45l "A
In forwarding the stores SIT so in value
were sent to the North Western Sanitary
Commission, that were intended for the
christian Commission, but could not be
forwarded, owing to difficulty in getting
transportation. This amount will be made
good to the Christian Commission in mon
ey, from the unexpended balance in the
Treasury.
In the disposition Of the. cash receipts,
and disbursements Of the goods and stores,
We have endeavored as nearly as possible
to comply with the wishes Of the donors
In all cases, and with the balance that has
remained to our discretion, are doing the
very best we can to accomplish the most
good. JAMES PUTNAM,
T.. E. GAY,
Executive Committee,
Since the above account was made up we
have purchased and will send forward to
the Christian Commission to-day, 500 pairs
ot,woolen socks, cost $3.50 IS, making the
whole appropriation to that Commission
1880 60: and leaves balance in the Trea-
sury of 8, 96l 81. J.P.
l.. L. G..
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A statue OF Bryant will be placed in Cen.
trai Park, New York.