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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-03
Brick Pomeroyals'- An I'm
lucky Outchman.

Nilltilcker SuickSuacker, Il Ieutonic
vender Of sour kraut, wooden combs,
crude cabbage. stripped mittens, cotton
suspenders, and such "liddle dings,"
with true patriotic zeal, left his home in
La Crosse at the commencement ef the
war, and enlisted as a slcp grocery keep.
er behind the suffers tent, on the Po.
tomac. When he went away it was the
intention o! making som ''mouish," it it
took all summer, and nobody did he
fight it out on this line. How he done
it, is best told as he told it to US on his
return, last week:
You see, Mr.. Bumroy, der trum beets,
aud der call cooms to 90 to wars NIT
arms. lse be patriotic so much as Shen.
eral Washbun, Sheneral Cortiss or
Sheneral Bangs, or any dem Shenerals
what lives to come home great men. So
l buys some little tings, and gets some
bapers from the Wal Committee and
goes NIT ter poys ter be patriots and sell
some little dings and make some mon
ish. | kiss my frow FIVE, nineteen
dimes, and goes nit der war. l goes
to Shambersburg and makes much
monish. One day l poke my window
out Of mine head to hear the serenade,
and dinks of Something's, when I see
Sthonewall Shackson nit his droops un
der pig brass band coming down der
street playing like ter tylel on der brass
band.
who's bin here since Ish bin gone ?"
Dat Sthunewall Shackson is ter tyful
nit fighting, and | puts my monish in
niue booklet, and mine little papers in
mine bag, and goes 50 quick as never
was TO Gettysburg. Und der | opens
some sthore and sells some liddle dings.
Und one day | hears men on der horse
back riding down dar sthreet like dun
der and den pok,s der winder under
mine head and looks myself up der
sthreet, and der goomes that tyfel Shen
eral Sthonewal Shackson, playing dat
same older tune as heard before.
who's bin here since Ish bin gomez"
Den make mine nonish gooms inter
mine buckets, und makes mine bag
goome inter mine bapers, uud put mine
sighu ON ter pig store on der corner, 50
| looses more goods | had not got, and
diuks | 90 to Wisconsin to see mine
vrow as | hant seen desc two years, SO
long time as never wash,
Den | goomes hom ;, und knoks und
der door, and my vrow she max talk uud
tell NE "whose der 2"
Den | say "Hillflickey Snicksnacker,
uud she knows dat is mine name, aud
she make herself goOms out Of der house
and give me nine, seven times kiss on
mine face so good as never wash.
Den Mr.. Bumroy, looks mine eyes
and | sees some dings And so l ask
mine vrow is shes to be married, why
she makes so much grow, when | be
gone nit te wars? Und | gifts mad o;
de tyiel, and den | links OF dat tamd
Sheneral Sthonewall Shackson und his
pig prass band und | sings
"Who's bin here since Ish bin gone ?"
Aud now, Mr.. Bumroy, somepody
makes trubles NIT me, Tor Ish beou gone
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-03

\ BAD FIX 10y ell, Iasht night vas
de vashash never vas. | thought to 20
down de hill to mine house, out no
sooner did | walk. de faster ! stand still,
tor de darkness was so tick | Good not
stir in mine boots, and de rain-duuder
aud blixen In rIore'n tree minutes
mine skin vas vet to mine close. But
alter one little while stopped quitteu
rain romeding so keep feeling myself
all de way long; and when l come ia
mine own house to walk in, vat you tink
1t belong to somebody else.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-03

LOVE-an emotion much written
about by novclists and much dreamed
ofby school girls but nearly obsolete in
practical lie,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-03

WHAT is the difference between an
accepted and a rejected lover? Oaa.
kisses his miss and the other misses his
kiss.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-03

THE young lady's requess-"make
me an offer" g.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-03
w. j. BLAKELY,
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

COUNTY D1RECTORf.
President Judge.
Hon. R. CIV hite, Wellsborough.
associate JudgeS,
Hon. V. s, Brockway, Jay tp.
Hon. L. Schultze, St. Mary's.
Sheriff.
P. W. Hays, Ridgway
P'othrnotory, Reg. nd Rec.
George Ed. Weis, Ridgway
District attorney,
L. j. Blakely Ridgway
Treasurer,
Charles Luhr. St. Mary's
county Surpeyor,
George Walmsley, St. Marys
commissioners,
CharlcsWe st. Mary's
Geo Dickinson, Ridgway.
Joseph W Taylor, Fox.
Au3itors,
R. T. Kyler, Fox
Jacob McCauley. Fox.
Ii. d. Derr Benezett
WHISPERS WHISPERS
Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches!
Our Grecian compound will iorcethem
to grow on the smoothest face orchin,.
or hair on bald heads, in Six weeks
Price, 100. Sent by mail anywhere
closely sealed, on receipt of price.
| Address, WARNER & o., Box l65
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Feb. 25th '65.--lyl.
| NOTICE.-All persons indebted to lat,
Firms of C. Luhr & Co, and Fred Sch9ninG
& Co., are requested their accounts by 'h'
, frs, of July next, either by note or other
/ wise, when the Goeounls will then be lef
/ for immediate collection. Persons indebted
to Fred Schening & Co., will find their &C
counts at Centreville until the above statet
| time.
! CHAs. LUHR.
Ct. Nsry's, May 18th 1885.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19
Vdt"a0te Cottage Residence
DIT 1UCTJONy

[ ~ WEDNESDAY, june 20, ct 3 o'clock p. M,
nea we snall sell at auction the fne establishment
wood property. NV 'o'i W. AT
OF Us apsSa1tful residence consists OF SEVEN ACRES
cultiva,D splenddiy located and IN high state Of
and gradus wth light early ground round the house.
il sanare az running into ricb heavy SOIL The lot
Of cas and a. orekandit is worth double the cost
over H. vbsre o 70 stand near the house and look
Ctnr ~ Tn are IRE Apple, Pear, Plu Peach and
Goosterry and ca n1rs are Raspberry Blackberry
Asparagus, &C., &c. Tomatoes Corn Peas o peSs,
es ana 0ucuinDers are IN fair state Of forwarness
and viii he along as early anyboys n Il hs
tilul place, . 4" 70 oeau-
Ihe House Is story and half cottage 80 by 81.
with an V. Ii has II finished rooms with i'm -,
cts It is hnishod from garnet to cellar in the most
thorough and workmanlikc manner, and OF tha hest
material. 1t has gas, hot and cold water. bathinS
rooms, eemented cellar under the whole house and
cellar that eantbe beat. Furnace, two esterns and
all the modern improvements. There Is also a stable
- by %, finished TO correspond and forming in the
whole perfect gem OF home. This whole estab.
nsment is In perfect order and very desirable Tor
HENRY BAILEY Sc CO.,
June z-dtd Auetioneers
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19
Miscellaneous.

1 'Thewonderful progress OF me9lcu Sci
@ ~ Ia possible for the conscientious Physician
~ AYMto declare, now. that CONSUMPTION Is Al
~ A NNCERTAINLY CURED as f1teymittent Feuer
and as CERTAINLY PREvENTED as iS,na,
Poe. o-Cfarses E. King, M. d., I. L. D., etc.
~. KINGS @....s-
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION.
| MADE FROM THE PREscErproN OF REV. CH.,
| E: KING, M. D., L. L. D., Gel :
is confidently presented to the public for the Proven
| CONSUMPTION.
for tho D. Yin the most advanced stages,)
t.AIAHkH, and all affections of the THROAT and
ne'sts Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM; and for ali FGHc.
tiondk Disorders Of the Stomach and Boscels. T \
1t immediately increases the strength and deepens
the color of the pale blood. 1t subdues the Ghiys
and Fever, and diminishes the Representation Ii
checks the night sDeats, always in from four
teen days. The appetite is at jnpig0rdted, and
the patient rapidly gains flesh the cough and the
difficult breathing are speedily relieved; the sleep be-
comes calm and refreshing; the excavations regular
DISAPPEAR WITH A REALLY ASTONISH-
ING RAPIDITY.
where the Physician commonly prescribes ''TONICs
IRON, ACIDS, BARK, QJNIAE, COD LIVER OIL,
WHISKY, &c. And in every case. by WHATEVER
NAME KNOWN, in which there is exhibited any one
or more of the following
MPToMs
Difficult or Irregular Byeothiag Lo,s or Bren,h
Cough Nesting Ct Flesh, bleeding from the Lungs,
Night S,caats Flyig Pains Through he SAomtderys'
Chest, Face or Limbs, Nervous Headache, Nervous
Prostitution, (iddiness or Diziness Excessive Dake
ness, Sore Throat DroUsiness, MeeDiessness. SoIr
Stomach, Heart Burn Oppression d, si;,so Of The
Stomach before or after eating, Remittent Fe1er &C.,
&C., and especially On all Female Disorders or Oter-
inc Irregularities, such Difficult, Painful SUP,
pressed, Scdnty, ETcessiUe, Delayed, Premature or
too frequent MenstTudti0n
Stafemcnts Ero,u t,.tseu,..xc e
proscrint;on .avnd nv, l,.,''.,,.a,,s ~
hos awd ne % ~ n Iy me- ana
pI.,sy gu R IN ~ S u DoiS l.. HUM
ms "o..'oi' "
1--WE bless God for the benefit we have received
nom your Prepared Preecription."-Rev. P. PERE-
CRIME. Blossburg, Penn.
"Every one to whom have recommended ~ has
benefited much by its use '--Rey q d. JONES' Re-
elmo Wis '' - - Oo1N1o, Aso-
R,,Yr 1zo,,sv s,o,, n,
,orlr ut - Mn, ASro ,S.. LAoE y: I'm the
v9oissnp ou er ,uh;yc 1872 was suners from
Va; V4usn. I9l Wncn nau Deem treated during
Sfrafs which comnlsteiy nrostratJ ~. II ~ N.ns-
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19
Auction Sales.
valuable House Lots i'm Mamie
Grove, WestbrooI, m, A.,:

I'm TUESDAY, June 10Th. at 10 o,clooi !. >,
~ at Maple Grove, Westbrook. we shan III a. ,, Si
.auabie House Lots containing from Nine 10 Fs,,
Teen Thousand Feet OF Land each. They rre Y,ns
ahtiy located with large ornamental Mani n \ e.s
them The lots very desirable for Tesiaenras. ~
lew minutes walk from the Horse Railroad A 80 q
calling D'"'icu ny
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs.
~ Ten per cent. purchase money will be requir-
Gu at SAFE. june1idtd
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"EZRA G. LANGDON,
No. ga Forth CT NJ I

The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is put up
in 81 bottle, and is sold by w. f. PHILLIPS Port
land, Wholesale Agent. Sold at Retail by every
may be addressed to the Sole Proprietors OSCAR q.
MOSES d Co., 81 CoRTLANDT STREET, N. Y
Consultation fee Circulars, containing PARTICU-
sent free by mail.
June 1S-eoddaeow
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19
Ordinance on Health.

OIU1IIstHCe On- 1ItdIC1I.
election 9.-An dirt, sawdust, SCOT, ashes, Gin
Oders shavings, hair, shreds manure, oyster, clam
or lobster Shells any animal vegetable substance
or filth of any kind, in any house, warehouse cellar
yard, or other place which the Mayor any Alderman,
Ger shall deem necessary for the Health of the City
to be removed shall be carried away thererom by and
or other place where the same shall be found and
moved to such place as shall be directed, within four
hours after notice in writing to that effect given by the
Mayor, any Alderman, City Marshal, Deputy, or
Health Officer.
SECTION 10.-Any person offending against the
provisions Of the preceding Sections shall forfeit and
pay not less than one dollar more than twenty
dollars for every offence, also the sum of one dollar
for every house that the nuisances or Substances
mentioned in the previous sections of this ordinance
are suffered to remain after due notice thereof
All persons violating the above Ordinance are here
by notified to govern themselves accordingly, as |
shall proceed at once to rigid enforcement Of the
same. JOHN S. HEALD,
apr1S-tt City Marshal and Health Officer
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19
CAUTION TO THE pUrLlC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience In
the hands of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies fits him for all the duties he must
fulfill; yet the country is Hooded with poor nostruns
and cureas. purportng to be the best in the world.
are not only useless but always injurious. The
physician, as it is a lamentabe yet ineontrovert-
able fact, that many syphilitic patients are made
miserable with ruined constitutions by maltreatment
tor it is point generally conceded by the best syph
ographers, that the study and management of these
complaints should engross the whole time OF those
who would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general pracct-
Toner, having neither opportunity time to make
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues system OF treatment i'm most cases max
ng an indscriminate of that antiq uaed and dan
gorous weapon the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19

House de-, at Auction.
m WEDNESDAY, June 20, at 12 O'Clock, NJ, we
~ - shall sell House "a, Adams Street. 1t Is a
so ,, Two story wooden Housegood celar-hard and
soie "aier1and good piece OF property.
HENaY BAILEY ~ CO., Auetioneers.
or, ALSO
me houses and Lands OF person DESTROYS of leav-
ing lhe eity-lt consists of Two Houses, Barns and
OUT houses; together with the great fountain of
50x212. ANS A' An
Also-one half OF House corner of Mountiort and
Sumner Streets. ''''N
Aso-the double House, No. Al and AZ, SUMMER St.
Inc owner feels you can make a fortune here in ten
years. .....' ..- q 49,
For particulars call on BETHUEI swEETsIR
No. 49, Fore Street, or
June 12-dtd. 80 AuctioneerS.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

All who have committed an excess OF any kind,
whether it be the solitary vice Of youth, or the sting
ing rebukc of misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK ron An AN72DO1,E IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostfation that may follow Impure Cotton, are
THE Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for contamination that is to fol-
low: do not wait tor Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
md lavio,
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19

Compass otinrefa ho#whohav
them but Little dtIs all doubts regard
be Comp Theneele
o
from disorder
sefcHy al sea-
eNvaland
II
c. lei. FARLEY, n Instruments,
the
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19
Medical.
DIR. j. Ii. HUGHES
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,

WTHERE he can be'consulted privately. and with
w the utn9ss confidence by The aiiiicted. at All
hours aally, anu aIo thos a. M. toe P. M.
aicton OF private Diseases whether agisinu r se
impure connection or the terrible vice Of saiisais
the medical profession. he reels warranted in Or ~
RANTEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of iono
standing or recently contracted, entirely removins
the dregs of disease from the system, and maxine e
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention OF the afflicted TO the
fct of his long standing and well-earned reputation
cess.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19
wo,.,a Land at Auction.

WOs, LdIiU dU AUCCiOH.
xxvI,Jhoe,I 'ubic sale, ON THURSDAY. the
w sth 1ay Of LII = at O'Clock 2. NJ, at the
dwelling house OF William IL swned bv The snb
Wen known Wood and Granite lot iae nbout 81
scrber, situated in PownaI and contain. ~ anal,
acres: Besides being wen wooded the superb, -an
Ity OF the Granite on said lot being free from !.
sus,, oners great Inducements to purchasers 1.-The
ing ABOUT three miles from the Railroad Denot anil
Two miles ffom tide waters at Yarmouth ''"-
r1Itner information may be had of William Tav
lor, hving near the premises. Also of James par
sons, at Yarmouth village. VI o""'' A"t-
'lt JOHN DAVIS JR
Yarmouth, June 18TH 1896 iunef6eod$ wtd
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19
Furniture at Auction.
Valuable Real Estate at Auction

Village of South F'reeport.
ON TIL URSDAY, June q, at52 O'Clock p. NJ. we
~ shall sell the late Homestead orc. "a. S;oule ESQ
1t is Cottage House with an L. 1t has eleven I'm
shed rooms, with tine Closets &c; fin cellar with
stone hoOr large cistern, abundance OF hard and soft
water, &cS There is also large Stable an Ice
House, &c. The lot contains about OF an ecre in q
high state of cultivaton-used as garden-in whicA
is young and thrifty Orchard, yielding about fifty
bushels of grated fruit year; there Is also fine
Grapery, Currants, Sc. Also at same place, two
other Houses in this village, to Ofwhichis attach
cd large stable.
Steamer runs from this place daily, to and from
Portland.
june16dtd HENRY BAILEY & Co, Auct's
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-19

EBRATUM. The printer, by substituting
this for that, Gas it was in the copy,) made me
say last week, that the public spirited man
who died in the aims house, was citizen of
Augusta. 1t was not so. The name IF the
city was not given, nor intended to be gwen.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


lnpxirr Ihprssiav -epeuIer "A
pro",,leuce n 4 by Rev Ansas,ss woodbury. ions n.
r,,,s ~ ~ A. .s,,~ryy dn,,nntey or Eenry r 81.
.n,, ~. nj ,he former Mace '
.,.,,f n ,,~rox I'm Ircs,i,v So,iembnr y, nj ~
,oh - c,n,ch rry,bs.b X Il nv lie Rlrb, ke, ym
Trnrv .senhsmer. Eps,np Cna,r d Msny H,a,soN,
asnn6,er Of non. X. Williamson. aud grasddsuglser Of
49, ;s'a ~, W,Ii,pn,so,
W isssr,S 49,, uosrssI-"on Wednesday sepem,er ae
:, ~ ra,c,ca n, IN. n,,ae bx ,be uey Tpos pcwit
A y; '%"sNs as = :; S,orre,, rrsSts tso 70
iSa,, a,,uaa, in pyoo,.ivn on ye1aesiav. sep.
,cinber 70 by The Rev, ruccns Cassidy d,nRy y Irrr
MI of Rroalicn
"' 4, i, ,ov an wesnssds September 30 !,
he nom. al Tho bride peekssu, by tue Rev samuel
49, - 's d,, h,. ar,he laie Augustus n nov
or MI ,'ty 80 '
Monyr1utRu,rr. Ti,arsIay, September 81 al The
si,,a, ~ ~. i,r,,a's ,srens by the Rev Dr putney
ys ~ M Mo,a "'' r., 70 ass rnrDc. aaeaier II
n ! w,ssIfr all OF this c.t,
s,v,,~ S.,s,.t.n ON Ih,xlay September 81 at the
sutunerGeId Methodist nascopsi church corner Of
ws.hina,on and Green aenies, Brooklyn by the Rev
L. = weed t.roaor w shy, Of New York, 10 LUIS A.,
- Wednesday sspcmber ~ al Eas,
New Wort nv III. rev. Mr Mum, FNyDriIcK : SMITH
rsrlI rsn Il the fornir pircc No cards
W,, .,s' CASSoN--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday. srp.
icn,t,sf -, by the Rev. Dr. Bartholomew ur CHAs T.
W. to Mss ASSis w. CaasoS both OF brooklyn 1. T.
-
Died.
BarxNow.--At Patterson. y. \, on Wednesday sep,
sye' ~ '''' s'N' = "''
Funeral this tfri'lnyl afternoon shalf-nas one O'Clock
from The First preshyeran churt At Paterson. Rcla.
tivcs will attend m his late residence, No rs Clark
street ut one O'Clock. Erie train Syes FOO, or cham.
bsrs street at quarter to Twelve A.
the beloved wife OF Thomas Brady. agN 20 Years
The friends snd acQuainsnces OF TIA family re-
atefnoon, ~ TWO O'clock fem hef iaspTcadence, 3o5
Rr.p,:-op THURSDAY, september q Aan N.srr
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

,nsrkrs wSs withou visible change OF .'o
Ness sarassiSo private tras tror, sesoa hand; good
% prime RIO "d ia lots 10 ise 'rs's at 20" is4e to iae
ar 3 rates yers oesy s%s o A.. The n
s Ss 81 so a. &c Re a. No. 80 sps s s.. s.nosa ss."Ss 's %
d; a. To Gi.'sar yer .'sAa"e' 4" 100 ssses @ sern =,
1890. ss:Se,s ssS.ey i " AnsSgs,ss y, 81
rs s 70 s'Y saos %Ss, sS u. I % sr.ia
lie Mediterranean ifon tis sac place peo'su'n' on
Ds, se. ss. ss a,s I'm, sale wa effected Of icc'
No,ss.is modeleir demand prey. .led. and ide
s . .s IL 3 s % y s.rso 81 ye ~
bids. 5i tiess.,s private ieras
m ss lob .ss .r H. psTss sps sa1 's;s %
and u" sales - PCS ssa - 1 DS s ~ ~ bana " =,
g. q III ss :sS ss
w.s &c cs%os qSs sr 9SH 96 biz. e H. ,q'ss ID
rsss Il - sss ~ sops,9e 70 Strained al g
3 e. % ws.soS I e y. s. ~ ss' Re lss s ss ssss
ss"ss % ss'Ff ~ @ s sssh Gras ss..
eers maze d ~ ts g arrive a. 81 sod, and %
, sss sp, 4 ma, e. ssss sss ,s prs
-r ssion ssn,sa nov closing leavy
IS ' 8 sss r.. - 81; e. 3 Si s' s s o and e. + +
s 's .a . m BE- &c. SIS rev e.s A. ns sssa s
SIS pl-.n Bcei hsAs continued dri sud
sG%s non, 81 "a g.. q me-. w'ss % %'sy fs sss s 's an"
~ @ @ s T % s. G nd % sssy ssss" and % i s v s"se oas q
report sles of 5,o bYls. 1t i6 e. Iac Butter
changed sr tN fnr Sirte hlc. Mr. Tor Orange
pals. .lf 3h. ar Western. Cheese dun. bu,
sissd.. To-. isc dairy 20 choice factory
Pnrno,nt. -c,nir WAS s,eaiy At -. 10 barrels With
bn also 60l bns Oc.Ibcf l5s.
Ypiion. Bonded shade hgm"r wn fnorale bust
ness doing Sales nv ebs ~ aSs fur light straw to
~sir, AZ prime i,sh, straw % white snd o. tssr
gnf 4srndsrd n,f-
Srr.s.-Thesr p-rc,r,ibr change Ia the market
en.ra rnntnutd hen,y ard cioset dun hss 81
'SaTe,sso srrsG 's.r, scr,yc' ns,aa.s iis .s
ea.sfr standard brands -ring rt Ice. for crushed
COW etrd and IA md for Uh Ihg
si. nf en'rri~sd 80 hhds. CUBA mu=cDvnd1 FROM
ic i.'se. snd ~ i'or,o rico ~ ie,n H. 1tc else ?5i
boxes np,aut private trfha..
s,v..r ruial s,rsay sales 6soep ih- iss;c is,c.
also Jn,s1 lhS grease at ~, lissc
tsnnn VA. Ia iar demand pnd hin. The ssie-
i,-.t4s lrs. ~ is',c. fSf{c. ~.
MnIssry.-Rctr pts, HT bhls. Tie market continued
steady, hf' hm sales Is hbls =, Sc az, In hona.
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PORT uf NEW YORK sepTensss ~. 1885.

Cleaned.
si-su.asa ,;.n1 Earuel. sorson, s4Ysnnah-Ia,ing-
ssssm sh,r xon-1a asr.h,a.p ch.ri..,ca-is,,ns.,on
stss,aalr Elien Terry. cbspln NewLcrp. Nc-c aoos
slssm.hlr rs', sAnieci. Rudolf Eos,on--w p C.ae
sigsm-hip Net.r.. hrsr-~. Bo-ton-Neptup, 7"an'hP
ns,s ~ Leader az, resr.. ro.le- .-so'".n Edve
Isrt 49, kisaarr 5ese-,s-c ,.ausA 90
ss ssss s;Tssr cr sss o., .,s gs, c"Ss o.ssr
80 a.. S i. s .-' s Sssss' s@.sa ,.il.sp b.w.m
ns ass as n @ 9f Gsss sSs Nssr 5s1n sen ss
ss ass srr ~ ys .sn.e lopGesls, Ss,s
ssh iohp Scs,srup ar sanford corn~ sil Pension
sehr ssrc,sr sasse; chsrls,ao,S ( Ne,,ready Go.
scar RAJ su-sI IiAr,fcrJ-Rsckett. Tontcr Tsylor
Arrived.
r*,nrh ssesm s.rs cite Lntin, -, New London, ~
via ISA With mSss aud passengers George Mac
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y1.s Ees po~ney, Ns,Ae,ss 10 dss, With sugar. 70 Jss
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The New York herald., 1866-09-28
COMMERCIAL RErORT.

JHUNNDAf, SepL NJ
Asys-Rsceips "a bb,s. Pot and Pearl contnued quiet
but rrm al our last quotations.
BnrApsrrfvs Receipts 23al2 bbls -four 1921 bushels
wheat do corn, 80 all do oats, 1921 do rye ao
do malt fair demand prevailed for State and Western
-four, and the advance noticed our last fully main
tanned. There export demand, however the bust
being the local The sales To- 700
bbir at be annexed quotations. Southern -four with
decided change value while the demand moderate;
bb good demand prevailed Tor rye -four at the
advanced prices: Ylcs 1900 bbls AZ - 20 81 Corn meal
was in moderate demand higher prices realized
with sales bbs 50 10 for Branywne and 81 10
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

lhe market rulee quiet, the demand being confined
10 wants mars; bot the advance of
isray wss well sustained The sales comprised 400Uo
bushels at AZ NJ for No. Chicago, 81 30 for old do.
81 ~ No. Miwauker and ~ for good No 2 The
continued active, isrgc business beng con
chiefly and iufthef advances Of lc
. p. per b.sh,i eriablished the market however,
very irregular re sales aggregated go m bushels,
.c mixed Western stoat 9ic. 92c. For do
store, Inferior 81 for round yellow, and Co. for
eilew Western. Oats further advanced lc with
a fair demand Sales 5000 bushels al &c. Tor State BE
ST. Nilwa,Aes, 5e. 57c. for Michigan, and 5)r
az for chicago RYE limited request, bui rnl with
small suppy. sales 500 bushels a 81 70 r canad, and
81 u.s. for Western. OF malt sale OF 40 bushels
effected prisst~ Barley wac drm under moder
ale supply
and firm and very buoyaHi cIosns
strong further advance OF ~ lc per H. al round
heer than cont advance was established
certain uunIas. 10 which form, quota.
tons prevailing nciivy and buoy is owing chiefly
IN continued bad accounts the south
ihougk dealers Instances
an,i patton report OF add na' ise IN the Liverpool
cable s Tho sales reached
4 az III Rncn;nle qlI l.al.-. We n,nLn.-