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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-01-20
II o Pc

A case IS rarely desperate until the pa
tents spirits fail him. Ii is good Plan t.
give the sufferer every encouragement.
But, while telling him he will be sure to
get we'll. the doctor should take care not to
scare aim with big doses and exaggerated
descriptions of his disease. Suspension Of
the writ Of habeas corpus answers TO tlepri
satlon Of individual ireeedom of The will.
and The power of the will in resisting dis
ease cannot be over-estimaled. Sweeping
eonscriptions are equivalent to big doses,
which irighten the patient and exhaust his
vital energies. Tales, constantly told. of
the enemys gigantic preparations, like
highly culored pictures ot the ravages OF
the cancer. horrify the patient. Our DO
i,iical quacss are using. Or threatening 10
use, All these clever expedients to kill
their victim.
In that sharp fever Of the body polite
which we call war, the crisis turns often
times on most trivial circumstance. The
history Of the Netherlands furnishes an
example. The war had lasted nine wears;
hiieeu out ot seventeen provinces we're in
the hands OF the enemy the exehequer was
crippled Holland and Zealand alone held
opt; but they were cut 10 twain by the
|brililsnt expedition from Philipsland, the
occupation of Schouwen. and the approach
ng fall Of is capital. Germany, Englasd
and France all refused 10 stretch out their
hands 10 sise the herbic but exhaustIess
little provinces. The Prince OF Orange
and his little country were all alone. But
be and they were undsunted. "Eyen II
We should no. only see ourselves deserted
by all the world. but also all the world
agaDst u.s. SAID she Prisce, 1--WE should
not cease TO defend ourselves 10 the last.
man. knowing TIE justice OF our cause.
We repose eatirely in the mercy Of Cod
Ills was sublime faith, and his people
shared it; for they loved him with all their
hearts, and bad unbounded confidence in
him. They all called him " Father Viii,
liau."
:. Look at Holland. slys the historian,
Motley" not the Republic, with its sis
ter provinces beyond the Zuy yaer Zee-but
Holland only. with the Zealand archipala-.
90. Look at that narrow tongue of halt
Submerged earth. Who could suppose .thal
upon that slender sand bank, one.hundred
and twenty miles in length. and varying in
breadth irom foac miles to forty, one man.
backed by the population Of a handful IL
cities. could dc battle nine years long with
the master Of two worlds, the !" Dominator
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A GORGEOUS PAGEANT,

More brilliant than ever beheld by Aor-
tai since the days OF Ci,ivalry, or the
Splendors OF the Field Of the Cloth Of
Gold. In this Great Procession willIap-
pear the
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nsnt provision for thoee Of sheir ssrviv-
orr Who have resolved disabling and hon
orabls wounds il the service al the eGlS :.
try; and that the meaoFies1 those tho.
have fallen il it, dele2n shall IS held Is
grateful rsmsma isnce. Load applauss. /
Resolved Thse ws apleovs sid applaud
the praetical wisdom, ths sneol6sk .petri-
otism, ssd u6su4EyiDe fidelity to the eou-:
s 9. aud - principles Of American
liberty With whisk Abraham Lincoln has
discharged, uadsr .aiseumstAasss -of 49,.
pagalleled difficulty. the great duties Of
hsa RSeaideatA Iofice that 10 approve
and indossss . dsaasled BY ths snes-i
,gency and essential to the preseryatiea of
the natl a. and = within the constitution.
the fneAsures and cots which be has adopt
ed 10 defend the nation against it, open
and secret foes; that wsappf0se especiil-
" the proclan1Atiou Of emancipation, and
the employment a. Union soldiers Of men
heretofore held in slavery lspplause1 $
and that We have full confidence in LIS
determination 70 carry these, aud ell other
measures essential to 70 the salvation Of
tho eouatsy, into fuli snd complete effect.
Resolved, That We deem il essentisl to
the general welfare that harmony should
prevail in the natioeal councils ; and ve
regard a. worthy Of public confidence and
official trust those only Who cordially in
dorse the principles proclaimed in these
resolutions. and which should characterize
the administration Of the government =
[Applausc.l r Il
: Resolved, That the government owes
to oil men employed in is s.mies. With
out regard to distinction Of color. the
full protection Of !. the laws of war Zap.
plaussl and that any violation of these
laws, or of the usages of civilized nations
in time of war, blythe rebels now In arms.
should be m ade the subject Of full and
promp. redress. prolonged applause ]
Resolved, That the foreign emigration
which, in the past, has added SO much to
the wealth and development Of resources
and increase of power Of this nation, the
asylum of the oppressed of all nations,
should be fos,ered and encouraged BY a
liberal and just policy.
Resolved. That We are 10 favor of the
speedy construction of railroad to the
Pacific.
Resolved, That the national faith
pledged for the redemption Of the public
debt. must be kept inviolate; aud that
for che purpose. we recommend economy
and rigid responsibility 10 the pubic ex
penditures. aud righteous and just sys
TEN of taxation tina, it is the da,y Of
every loyal State to sustain the credit ant
promote the use Of the national currency
Resolved, That we approve the position
taken by the government, that the people
of the United States can never regard with
Indifference the attempt to any
European power to overthrow by force
Of to supplant by fraud, the institution.
of any republican government on the ives
tern continent;-[prolonged applause l.
and that they will view with extreme
jealousy, as MANAGING to the peace and
independence of this our country, the eff
forts of any suct power to obtain new
footholds for monarchial governments,
sustained by foreign military force, ia
near proximity in the United States.
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The Baltimore Platform,
Adopted June 7ih, 1854.

Resolved, That it is the highest dut,
OF every American citizen to maintain
against all their enemies, the integrity O,
the Union and the paramount authority
of the constitution and laws OF the Uni ted
States; and that. laying aside all differ.
enees and political opinions, We pledge
ourselves, as Union men, animated bv .
common sentiment, and aiming at com
mon object, to do everything in our power
to aid the government in quelling BY force
OF aims the rebellion now raging agaius,
Its authority, and bringing to the punish
ment due to their crimes the rebels and
traitors arrayed against it, prolonged
Applause.
Resolved, That We approve the deter
minetion OF the Government ofthe United
states not to compromises with rebels. or
70 ONE any terms of peace except such a.
may be based upon an unconditioua! sur.
render Of their hostility and a return to
their just allegiance to the Constitution
and laws Of the United States !; and that
we call upon the Governms Mt to maintain
this position, and to prosecute the v,y
with the utmost possible vigor, to the com.
plete suppression of the rebellion. in full
reliance upon the self.sac ri6ces. the natr;.
otlsm. the heroic valor, and the undvino
devotion of the American people 70 the',
country and its free institutions. ran.
plause.
Resolved, That as slavery w.a the
cause, and dow constitutes the STRENGTH
of this rebellion, and as it must be alvsvs
and everywhere hostile 70 the principIes
ofrepnblican government, justice sod he
national safety demand its utter and com.
plete sxtirpation from the soil Of the Re.
public lapplause]; and that We uphold
and maintain the acts and proclama,ions
By which the govern ment, in its own de-.
Tense, has aimed death blow n this soi.
ganiic evil. We are in favor, further.
more, q sush On ameudmest 10 the con-
stituiiog. y b made BY the people il con-
formisy With lie provisions, IN shall ter.
inmate ard forever prohibit the existence
Of sls vsry within the limits or the ;u,;..
dictiea oeaAs United States. TApplause !
Resolved, Thatths thanks Il he Am.,.
loan people srs dne to the soldiers ma
sailors Of The savy [applassel Who have
per;led their ives in defense Of their conn.
Try, asd II vindication Of tho honor ofI
ths naR Hal tie nation owes to them
some pefhiSntnt reco2pjtiol r. Skei d. ~.
sriosaasa - Saler, and ample 40 psr6a.
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ENOR SALE-A two-story Brick Dwell
I ing House, With or 9rsoms good cistern cellar.
well fenced and ess inpros situa,s ID ON Morgan
street bet~eeS st and 9th streets Title good or no
sale. Price s, 300 cash. Enquire Of
AA f.@ ii. Il. TEN-EYCK
septssA = Heal kxtsse, Agt.s
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Chicago COpperhead Plat
y form,

+. LIST That in the future. as in the past
We w'llsAdbere with unswerving fidelity
to the Union and the Constitution as the
only Solid foundation of our strength. Sc
curity and happiness as people snd a.
the frame work Of our Government.
equally conducive to the welfare and
prosperity of all the States, both Northern
and Southern.
2ds- That this convention does explic.
Hly declare as the sense Of the American
people, that after four years of failure to
restore the Union by the expe,imen. of
war. during which, under preteuse OF
military necessity or war power higher
than the constitution, the constitution
itself has been disregsrded in every part
and public liberty aud private rights alike
trodden down aud the material prosperity
OF the country essentially Impaired: that
Justice, humanity liberty and public vel.
fare demand that immediate efforts be
made for a cessation Of hostilities with 1
view to al ultimate convention of Sta "a
or other peaceable means to the end tina. at
she earliest practicable moment pes ce
may be restored on the basis of the Fed
eral Union Of States.
Sd. That the direct int reference Of the
military authorities Of the United State.
In the recent elections held 10 Kentuckv
Maryland, Missouri and Delaware. was
shameful violation OF the Constitution.
and repetition OF such acts in the an.
preaching election will be held as revo.
lutionary and resisted with all the means
and power uoder our control.
4th. That the aim and object 81 The
Democratic party is TO preserve the Fed
erai Union and the rights of the States
an'mpaired, apd they hereby declare that
they consider that. the Administration nv
The nsnrpa,ion of extraordinary and dan. |
serous powers not granted by the Cousti-
luton the snbsersioa Of civil by military |
law IN htates not in insurrection, the mr.. |
O'trary military arrest, imprisonment |
trial aud sentence of American ci,izens
IN States where civil law exists in G,I |
lorce, the suppression Of freedom of spceeh
ana Ut the press, the denial Of the rishti
VIC opoH auui 0OWQriQnt dig.
regard OF State rights, the employment Of
unusual test oaths, and interfereDce vith
ma 'denial of the right Of the people tod
bear arms 10 seif-defense. Is calculated to
prevent the restoration Of the Unios and I
me perpeiuation OF Government deriv-
ng its powers from the consent Of tbal
governed.
9th. That the shameful disregard of
lhe Administration to its duty ia respect
. our fellow citisens who now and looc
nave been prisoners Of war In ! sdffer;n1
sonoiilon, deserves the severest reprohs.
aon on the SCORE alike Of public bolicvE
md common humanity.
6.A' Yhat the sympathy of The De,oo-
ratio party is heartily and earnestly ~.
ended to the soldiery Of our .rmv -. /
re and have been. in tbs 6eld v.dsr ~
lsg. Of their country. and ID fhs evc11 n
ttaininy power, they will receive III AZ /
are, protection and regard thas the bra,s
oidier Of the Republic hare % nobIy |.
armed. .
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xHn D1o1 MDMNITY N THE "a
KtnA InsuraHoe Co.. Of Hartford, Conn.
Z OA1q Al1El1s 1Aa1e.he.
Home INSURANCE Compsny Of Nov York.
CAM 1u1B eS.1so,3aS.oe
Security Fits IAsotascsCo. ofNew York.
.saI .aoAan gAa18fS, e1slyssi.
Lorilhrd Fire Issuzssee Go. Of New Y ork.
4. cAs1fAlo3ne ~, esa.s7.
Arctic Fire Insurance Go. of New. York.
CASH AsBe1s, tsss.eok
North american Fire ms. Co, Of N. Y.
CASE A1BEn. eseo.e0e.
North American Fire Ins. Co., Of Hartford
CASH ASSEM- eses,
Cona. Mutnal Life Ins. Co. of Hartford
s cAoa A1ngtD, os,eeo,o 80. aas
Dividsade dscasr.a AsnuAIy By tbs eompeny. snd r&d
during the life Of the assured Its economy Ii the
agement Of bu1ine pernifs large dividends TO policy
holders, which have averaged 20 Ner cept per aLnum
note cah b gfveafoe te premium amount
$50 more; TINS furnishing Insurance fvr double IN
amcant for ssAriy the sas caaA rAyest = Is required
IN all cash companies ssfssfsrs PsiseSss issued In
ssn sGss6 DAvss with participation in profits Tor ey
cry sAnnAl premium psid Pamphlets ard All ether In
formation obtained At this ofice. a
iseas-dsf MR rESEYcK, AssAs..
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The speaking will be at one o'clock Pm
Other appointments for Mr.. WILSON will be announced
In due time. III. NJ. HoYIE, Chairman,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13
ELECTION NOVEMBER 9TH.
mn. WILSON'S APPorNNmENrs.

Hon. JAMES F. WILSON will speak as
follows, to-wit: 81. .ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

EORGSALE-0 acres land with two
frse Dwellings on the sane, situated at San.
ansky > miiexx keokuk the river and raiiroad
Price $50. Title good
aag2d HB TKN-EfcE~
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nR. wAidnT' 8

"As the Phoenix res from the ashes or ;ts Are srrs,
ed with new does this Elixir rejuvenats the sv,
tenn and overcome disease.
A1-The Rejuyenating Elixir fl the rcruIt o. modern
discoveries I'm the vegetable Kingdom being an entirely
new and abstract method of enre irrespective Of ali th
old and wernout systems.
AIhis medicine has been tested BY The most eminent
meacnl ner OF the day and by them pronounced Nv lie
one Oh the Greatest medical discoveries Of the aye
wa-one bottle will cure general Debility
49, lew doses cures Hysterics In females
ZINC bottle cures Paipitatiop of the Heart
from one TO three bottles restores the msuliness
and full vigor Of youth ~ ''
r. A few dos~s restores the ssne.;ta
Three BOTTLES cure the most case of Inno4errv
A4-A few dos ZEE the low .tirited
HH-One bottle restores mental power
tH-A few d1see bring the 10 tie cheek
tH-Ths medicine restores 10 manly yigo, ,,s ro,s,
health the poor debilitafed. and est~iri
iistless, enervated youth the oyerta.s Cd rnp
OF business the victim Of depression the udl
viduai suffering from general debility ui ali fnd i'm
mediate and permanent relief by the this Elixir or
Essense Of Life.
A1Priee 81 pee bette three bottles for * and fur
wnfa by EXPIRES on receipt If money any address
Al such orders must he sent To C. A COOK ctncagn
| or General Agent for the West
Sold In Chicago. by FULLER FINCH 4 FILLER
wholesale Druggi=.s end by all Druggists eyerwhere
u A. COOK. thitaeo General Agent tor the efate. Of
! ILLINOIS,, lows, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana
On. w. ID. MERWIN Il co..
! sOLr PnornIr7o&s,
No. 50 Liberty street View York
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- New York paper i discus3ina
Msethef i : ssaies or cheaper "a lixe &
40 - fuch txpshsivs times ssin0et
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The speaking will be at l o'clock p ~ excep. at Ma
rion Cedar Falls, lansing Dubuque and Clinton where
it will be at I'm
Other appointments for Mr. DARWIN viii be announced
IN que ume. II. NJ HoxIR
Chairman State Gen. Com
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

TOR SALE-A Brick Cottage Dwell-
4 ing House, with rooms cistern cellar full lot we'll
fenced iituated Fulton street betwe 10Th and II
streets Price $500. Enquire OF
49, H. D. TEN-EYCK
spt6d Real Estate Ags.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13
MRS. DIR. D. A. SMITH,
ClaiEyoylnt PhysieiaR and Test Medinm.

~ your sst and future Diagnosis Of disease given
4arcd soe cures all durable seases by medicine 8,
magnetism few patients from . distance can be ae
With board At her residence on Copcert 81
between 5th and 9th, keokuk ,achi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

EOR SALE-Atwo story House, first
Il story brick, with frame story above on the north
half Of in block fes the nth aud John
s'en. ..frtee 800 cash H. D. TES-kECK, Agt
srpt9 u ~
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treaty making powsrs m ~ 0ovysnnsses asre
70 stop the war, and leave socA md any a We
sovereign ststes, BY COZ vention OF its pspla fair
det, ruinc for itself whether viii unite ~ de-.
TIMES with the one or the cher Confoderacy.
We should stand ready, thsrsforo, st I'll anD 70
soite the difficulty by reference q The question q
future alliance, " the s.ates whose positions may
he doubtful, for Determination by them In bcsr
srvcrrisn capacity. We may lie told that tbe
Northern Government VIII not aercc N such q
O. uyeution. l will re1iiy admit dat neither the
Lincoln Government nor own will probsbly
1fcc To 1t I'LL stronger pr ssurc OF the people 10
brought to bcl- up n 10th, and that the advocates
oi tbs policy in tie nth cannot control II az long
ne uIr rcsses and ofhchis ntc and Confederate,
deIounce the movement, and thereby PIT weapons
w. the hands ot the Government at W Oh u,,tOu
viii which 10 crush cut ~ growing sent II ont Ia
u.c NJf.h, aud moro especially ia the NJthwes-
cru states.
Governor RnowS dcvo,cs large portion OF his
rneis.to T. the bocksdc-ruLuIng bus ness and de-
ual1 that tho Coat. deralc GJvcru,ncut shall not
nonoI - It, tu, permit The States 10 inpor, sup
pie, 'or the equ'Isnen, Of Stale troops. He rccou-
ucuds the adoption Of ssy stem Of relief for the
refugees driven from their homes by the Federal
armies and concludes by stating tia, tie depre-
datlrs y rowing bands u Confederate dcscrters
and guerrillas should be s.orpcd-thcse despera-
does committing the greatest outrases upon peace
a'Ic inhabitants, 50 that they arc dangerous only
T. ihcir own countrymcn.
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pon Rsrio nAR-.KIs AND wHoLRsALR PR ~ ouHvESr.
NEW YoRE. SATURDAY, Nov. II, 1864
CORE, le.-Jav- SosS!. 80 domingo tlsi4; lilo,
CoitonA lb.-Mid. New orleAnA / Al Mid. Upland
Dom,st.e Foods yard.-,Shirtins, brown. 4oa5o.
Do hrh'd ., .aGv she'.s brown, 5OsS' L,esslea,
~ Fisnnela isaSlE sa,inets, seal 81.
P,sh, c,et. Dry cod, 15a9 co. Pick. do hbl., 20
100; Hsaterss j, u SaioS dsTrins., i, boz
F.Ou, a-i E,a, bbl.--cene.see, ext, 10 5oall 30;
Ohio, c. to f., II cail 90; 8, e. I. b.. u sail ";
state, :, TO e.. y6alO ~; Missouri, ~ ai4 b.;
meal, 3Uai 81; DO Brandyv Inc, 3taS a..
truit.-ksisinr, b'ch, a. La yer, box, a;
Currants, lsalo&; Almonds, Sis, DO sheed, i2a
G,aiF. bush Wheat, III. VII. 2 4os9 80; Can.llap
Club lha9 20; Rye b5al t2; Cora, i6al - (,
Lumb',. oak lors and pk., -.-a7oOO; bat,
spruce, ws-o ", slaves tbis ind hhds., al ~;
Aoiassss, oai-Sew orlcan. coal 90 Porto RICO,
nv gsl ~; cuba NUS do '6assp Cuba clay ed
Or..-olive, gall, 3 2oas 95 Olive, casos : Goa
- fnm 10. isaac ind city, 4Jal ~; Whale,
Irorsoni- leef, IN. bbls. 7.cDaIe o.; no. Rep.
d II ~. ~ T. lorS elesr nss nominal III mes &c,
~ Butter Orange CO.. btabo lp state i!aji !;
Spir,ts, gal. Alcohol cal. . 45a3 80; Brandy, otd
S,a.9 "; do Al scign. : OOa--; Kun. jamaica
an, 8 5.alO" 81 Croi1' . 9Qad 40 An, pure la
Brandy, Am, al Is.
Suglr, tb-.Se~ Orleans, ela25 do clarified. 20
| al Porto Rico l9a.+a Brown and yellow, a
-; white, 25q.
| EOaeso- kentueky, i2.st0 Cuba, 55,G5; ST. DO
mingo, l.a2v; Havana, 6tal 81.
! Hoo,, b.-Am. saI. nc, GOAL 10; Am. I. u. NJ,
local 60; Am and :. Nj. 9OaluO; Am. Ma. 4. :, VI
49,; fup. T. cx. pulled, sial "a: No. |, pulled,
I9al5; = Am, washed, G.,Ll5; :. Am, INV aehe L.
buAa5 African, washed jya 'u smyrna do, GVrI..
Tea LIB. Hyson, l5al SO; Young do, 75a9 Hy-
son skin; LOAF ~; uunposder aud Imp. nominal :
uoone and Ninsyoue Nal 10: SQUEEZING and CONGO,
| sJal 80.
NrscsNdnfous.-Rice, 100 h. East India, dre..e l..
II 95al4 W; salt, Turks Island, bush SJns5 Nv.
elrDol, do 2da3 10 CASTLE soap per h.. -ny3 (:
liops crop So, 2ja.N lsoi do 5Ja5J Hay, lU lD,
No! ID klYn.. ] snAl 30 LAMAl.e. rIA. lhA--
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DEATHS.

CoRR-on sunday, Nov. -, Daniel Orr, a native
OF lynon County Armagh, Ireland, aged % years.
The uteFH viii lake place from his late residence,
cor smith and Herb rt sta williamson on luce
day 10th inst, nj oelock The relatives and iiends
OF the ialniiy are respectfully invited to attend. 30
DOLAN-On Saturday evening, Nov. II, at her
late residence, SD st. bet ith ard 9Th sves Monakey
DOaH, in the Goth year OF her age.
sIectialy Invited TO attend the funeral, at
O'Clock. 1917
FORD-On Saturday, Nov. IL, OF consumption Mrs.
Della Ford.
The friend, and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral this
Monday afternoon. at O'clock, from her late Irsl-
dence- 1879 East llth ~ from thence 10 Galway Gem
etery, tor interment llG
GILHOUR-At Winchester, Va, Oct. 9S, sorgt.
RoteTt Gilmour Go. A, d9d y. Y. Vols.
Ills friends and relatives are invited To attend the
ftue al, the residence of his bfother-n-ay GIt
Hudson 81, At O'Clock I'M, on Tuesday, Nov. Is,
without further notice. l65
McCABE-On Saturday evening, 18th inst, Patrick
hcCAbe, native OF Long ord, Ireland, In tho ia
year OF his age.
Ills friends and acgusintances are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral, on this Moniny MI
O'clock from his late reaidence 5ith st. bet Gin aud
9Th Hyes. III
wATTERBuRY-On Friday, Nov II, after n lin
year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.pert-
fully invited 70 attend the funeral on this Monday
Afternoon, at o'clock nom his lste IesiaQnc., 40
ENt Houston u cor, Aaahstula llV
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Sgyr b. food, the hca,i,st item % rtpon-c en-
ta.Il upon tie poor N thc y .ntcr season ~ fucl
d - mary times, when u G price Of COS, was COM
p4rntyoly low, the difficulty cxpcr cnccd by this
rlies n obtaining Sufficient f.cl 'ar 'lct personal
necessities IL We, known t. thc public. TIE ad-
vance OF coal, h,-vcts r, g. TIC ucighlor' 3oi Of
faocn dollars by H. ton. adtl,rshes Ne uAl,c Of
the Suffering, Il At threaten 90 tall W tnc poor
during the coming wittcr, par, may t'o9c whose
NECESSITIES comIu them l. purchaso . ary snail
quantities, At the cxtortiona,e All uuwarr'n'"d
prices demanded by The groccrvrrn. Last winter,
when the irce u coal boy Tie ton WAS equivalent to
thrty-t,.p cents per bu.hcl tie grocorynicn rc'acd
Il - tho Ioor 81 the tN,oru0nat rate 4 sixteen
rcntl per Icck-an advance - exactly ono hun
lroi I,sr cent. md a. fuel 10 materially MI
vsnCci IN value suco mat TINE, Il is fair g.
infer that the Irccs 81 TIC retailers viii be- adj
vanoed In corfosp nliur ratio. Vow u requires
no Demonstration ~ ffoycl,hat poorer classes
thutc who under iag orahe cfc Instances can rsly
undertaking will not I've able. under such circiuu.
s,sncos g. prreci thcusclyri y urthc PIERCING cold
which 10 nov Just an foaohius /. s'usc!csa t. cxpoct
that tho grocorymon Vill bo Governed less hv cu-
pdiiy tho coming winter than ,hcy were during
the last. Like o.hcr business men, ICY have tie
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pr 'ca 10 s'ii' themselves. What s noclel A. the
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mcnt by which this hundred I,r cent. Of pr01t
thnt now accruoi 10 tie so ccryincr uby 10 .lsel
10 Il poor DO purchase. A Spc .lmcai to tbs
eject wasiuadc m accofianc" with our - est, ne
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