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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13
e. REAr IMPROVEMENT IN
SEW ING AIACHINFS.
E,rUrpir" H'tu;atr IEa"c.iaG
fSIESHOOM q. daj prpa5wpN. NY,
go v VgshinWOn = "ri. 20 ton.
0!l Chr uni stree. ~ i.lAd, iUhll,
.tt i..'I'iHt, i1tU ,.,u
rnIs MAcMINE IL con.rrnclel ON cntlrclr NO,

0!l Chr mt Str"ct. ri.lad,lphia,
rN1ENTED fEr. II. islO.
This NhclINE II constructed uu criirclr nrv.
prn''ulr> 'f m"rh u'rr. ros "s'ing uuuy AZ,
mad lniIHbig iUpr, vruiHuis huyIu' uren o. ui'"I
bv the mJsi profound experts ana proHounced -
be
.Giup'&VaaI Ryfci'2g H,ottDcI
II hrs u sifniehl u""di.. o. rrou icIlur action
n,alr. Ilr r,.' K or srl THE -1trl1 vrrhwul
u.i''i.r RI lnr GAVEL. nu1 ~ ikGoH bulh -i!rs
prrf,fE's p"Ti.r 'cWug Uu every dr.rrir'Im {
n,ri,rill fr'm I."aihrrtn y" f"".i Nrrs1rg ius'ir
Wih rdion. im'u, Gr SIR thrHi. FROM The c"irsr-l
10 the inr.' HlmL'r. ilnyiug nriil"r "A ur fDH
WUEHi. arl il'rl'1N pos'ihla lrictinn ~ runs ~
smooth ~ glHsH,anh IL
characterization No&e'fSS .KacAi9e.
II rrqu urrs llFrH PLN CfNr. tess pDv ~ 10 drive
IL ,h,rauy Uihrr mrciir IN the market gir'
tWulIr ltarc ~ "a" eau w"rk IL siradi y. wunOut
ritign" or INJURY 10 health
ltt SrrrHgib mui wundur1' SimpIciv OfCnrsirur.
% 10 u'uHrts uiHiusi iupus-ihi /" rot ni Of 0rJrr
nl' ,G'hRiNFEhD by the company 10 give IN.
tire satisfaction
"" r,.Hrri,lv invite n'l 'hosr vhr rna' 10 ire to
.urply tituItt'vUs vtih siip"ri ariir. H. CpHi"
nuu ,Npniur ,his rNEivhLLEu NhCHiSE.
lr. Lil! uDuI'. iI.gHtli"1 T. suGir .ri - ,nahio
rus 'tson 10 wrih '"i- Dsirhinc H. Ii!Gf DHir"
i-ittIinn.
Ag"us warird for al inw p Ihr United states
wi, r.. hs"nrins1fo not uir,giy "stdh',sird AlsG,
'ur Cu'n. rAirn Central rrd S"mh America 70
whom q l.rrll di-cnIni uil b. rivrns
iMglEE SEWING MAC1iNG MT'i 90.
So li,uHrN.In. y -,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13
Making VTiaC.

We notice t'at lhere is considerable lis,
cussion INDUCED in, in various parts Of the
country on the suffice! Of wine making, aud
that there is much diversity Of opinion a. to
how il should bc made. Some even claim
that there should be not only liberal sup
ply of sugar but Of alcohol. 1t is well
known thu, twenty-five yenrs ago there wa
little Madeira made in it, native island hat
had not an infus.2:i Of brandy, on the score
that it would not otherwise keep" But
that idea has long Teen exploded, and nc-
II or l,an&y or sugar is now used in Europe
in the manufacture Of wine. The pufc
j,ioc g. /. . e,ale only is used, Ilcy cUiti-
va!e lie e,arc .u;to'}e 70 thc sol and eli
nate, and that and in'th" care Of cErrc einc
&c fernen,irF the whole secret les W.
1--we 70 crane in lis region from which ve
can make drukalle wine without mcar'o
srIl'y tic want cf ;cccliuc matter in th,
fruit. Tut ilis artificial application to the
must" Is very poor substitute. The
Truth is, we have our doubts II any really
fine vine con len ade ca,t of tie Mississippi
ii. Portions Of Missouri, Kan as tie In
dian Tcrr;,ory,' and so through Nov.E,x-
leo to the PJcifc coast, good vine nay be-
oltaircA. IL Ca'ifo,r'a an srm7 r tie
adjoining regions, ar,iculur'r. will lI'ol ably
lecclre a lcat vine c0rG'r! aul NAY exon
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13
nloau,bnrs, Ian :, l.c'--,2mo.

"a n,..ne 81. !" I,

42c nrgae s., ;, Z.
We woald ea!! tAo ,lirn,ion oi The pl, i. qpl II,
'raar 70 our c'osaai Ae'' scaa laa"s l,o' follow.
s'FY.!: =. 7ouave, Fflrt 'arge r,uud c.rr,rs.
plan ,a~s, "Iiil'r nctngUh or carved lrg4
sf.i,i.ri b.lir,l. Htul r...l .i,r On n'iu.b ei,n
'rNhL ior'a.e, >rnIo ~ Fivl" with ser.
r"nIpe n,nuiongor III. crvtd ir. ,InHly,c.. 500
sI'h ~ &. rIiuv". tfurl c"ihrrE iIr,r rurnd
sHpeutiue bottom, ir"ul' ihgS sHlIc q. ~ siyIC
u carved Tyre nnd dr-S, i"urr ,trvri l.-, $50
Sri ~ u. 'oriav', 'e"r large I"gu' corners,
h"i 1t 'tl bHrh, muu'tu:s IN rIm nHI Iiiuiii,
'"rrrn'w" b"lt"m carved Tyre aud does, ,I-.
SAINT carved trui lrls 60. .......... ,Ol
It, nh.yL s;ylr, orr an ft,shci IN ci,gari rr.,.
wood eases and htVr tic tUI iruu fr.fn". r,rurf
d'lI"n harry rrdnl h"v"., diur ivory tyHuH. Ery
h"'is rni rNrrri ~ ~ rst""c is.. 70 uiy al ,','
"rin,a ti'uut ""w manr",Gur,h Ih,v at"
hH'r ni ln' best mat 'ritS "i Tor iu'SH t.U,i.iy,
piril Hrd Nhc' in'= ui i""", rHnHut h" su' russ'l
w. inNiir ihr attention u in' FuIr, Of rI,,,, an
o." rf"es~'"n 10 critical examination of the
u" ri'- Gf uG, PIIpus
Ey avo,aug tie great ,&reHsrs atreafln; u7ar
costly itrlnr'S amt "%poH.nu NHgurnlIG-- "a lAn
Nh'rh ''ly c"mp. .iilhn. ..H i.'lir "r 70 ,u.' arl
cAH"'Epr 'm brit'rr rurrnr,1rF rls.'ru"rr !a-ii..
"''t---+----i--4l n ~ ---1r- r.
'H'lr It"'i'' Pr"upiy, ana no c,dl HHH can ur .-
Al---itFi
lutrr, 4 BGu.
Jno rut,,, i',cr,bod gl5vo, ouaciy sij m.
"s.' n'a' 'har.,, l' "si iipl l.tu eff ,..'. !I.t
Iui!"u,.
mJS,G Ttflh. .r.r,i1,,
W. would ."-p"r ir' y r,'. .,lc......f.ar rrrh,.r
h'h,e', ~ "-.o 80 ..'ri l."'crI- 80 our rst.D-
h''ii' w.rrr fli rIGas Ii ihalgH Nt-!r ,;.,a at
iyrw-
Ih' long eIp"rioncr of our ". rrr~I.s in Mnsi,ar
,ru'""'I'u. 'E"I--.ta' r'Hcrri itpu.n arI ~ua. g.
Srhn.', "ubts hIu Ia ave .,yi,o gn,i irf.g,, ,ju
en- h' r"lrtN ut musIc ulng.si as to i!iu se.ri,.l
~ Er'r' "o''- "i in>tr ''s.u formation 90 .lnslru
>. i''GT''s IA musiral struir-. prd -, ui- oI
~ I"l llt Irsl iU uuIurusrIs, ict,,-. t.,tut., ,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13

u. undersigned wuuId Respectfully auuouurr 20
the citizens of NloGinshur" aUd tho PUBLIC zen.
orally. ihat nG is running
an OAIlBCS LINE. he it~silH. ....-.--,..,--- :,
iwrrn .'.i- lHrc aud the dIf. l,...s'. -
C'fj NJ t1il RaJi ii"peS GlI, 49, y .'ss ET'A
y. iSGE ays cXc,ptrd) tn 7s-Sl-'"''"s S--s'@s7
cuuua'i i,I III. 'guI Trains going nth Wra,
ON The cr'awissr ana W!liam>pn pnG Rail R5ad, aui
Nuh Tins" ra'ua North and south on Iir Lick I
Gu IHsiiUr. HuHd,
IiIs sUnrinls IL Hrc in rOnd condition. cninnu,
uiuds unt comfortable, aud cher. ys reasonable.
" Person. mlshirc tn meet ~ see tf"ir lfirnds
depart, eau h acr0u,us"dai,G, upon un-uueiie
charges by leaving timely notice at any of tlG 10.
tuis,
JACOB L. GIRTON,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13
.ackaVanna Il Elocnsbuyg i;a,lrsaa.
Il. Il, NJ ;:E E y. 3 s ID D. .!:;ss,I. D

T'rains leaving Kingston at 30 4: NJ for Scranton
Cnnncrt with Train arriving Mt 'NcwYotk at ) ~ -
Passengers taking 1,ain South nom Scranton at 5
A via Noihumber ,rea,h Harrisburg 1870 ? NJ.
baltimore 40 p w., Washing ginr 10 00P via Ru-
pert reach Philadelphia at . up Nj ll ae.
u. A. FONDA, sdps.
kInghIon. Ian. 40 lSG7. 49, -
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13

wan VI l-'1 - l''h
EcrLLS
and n,l.e's with
EgE4A1 * a. 6 G LA3
nj rvrry description, on slnu notice hnpai IN an y
style desired, 'n the most suJ,la'lal mann r, al
reasonable nricHr
Mnauai rs bound, aud old books rebornd, a, New
hUGk rrir.>.
nfdrrs Iri nj the clicc or The papnr publishing
this 'tr"riH" stut. or sent ~ Xprss, wIit be- Il,
NHItd t1 aut r.lnrHed without uurccn.saty delay.
Scranton, Pa Junn IL, IsG7--tG
n LW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Tnr citizens f Hloomshurg pnd vicinity nrc in
i"rinod '!i l! u. sui'nc: llae jult opened iirs.
,Uss
GhuCrRY ANp CONFGCTloVAIY sr)NE,
IN the "ula Robinson stand,' lately purchased and
fitted up ly han, Ii you desire 10 purchasg
tuifEG, TEA
SUGAR, MULhSSES
SALT PEPPER,
SPiCES, Sc, &C..
VINEGAR PICKLES
PLAIN AMI fancy snAr',
TuHNIIip. SEGAES,
CRACKERS, RASlNJ, CANniES,
Of every description, aud great variety Ni e. her
rIilrcs Nnt0us, Sc, cheaper thnn N any other re
an establishment ~ tins section, call uron
u. II. slODNER.
Gloomsburg, aucus; :. 1867.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13

rcqHiriu. 'h' Use uf Hn chtsIuii upriirauor
Tais rrN tuHp"nml rryptrr! D., practical
th,HIsi. haiug njiI .ruw irhgr uf nii ~, mr,rrr
NiriG". "I t.., inrT'G'' iilaI tnrTs tu ILL., CON l
suIuu, iS warra t.. 'tuN,"rI any '&iug oi ii kiu.
'yrr vet uHnr.i tI' pualir d.. uu rAirEiai Hrlli
cation Iur IH drsrt.us irr ruirh /; J. "crunirnirn
We GIr s.', i'i lhHt u VIZ w"tN rlr uWn rual u
it' rnn, Hr" ul al who uSr II, UitJ tHr-r VGu tly
it unr" VIII never he Niihuut II. UrI inrrr'uir 81"
Fiy "u ,Nr.titn.' ;ay q Il icsi Jf II, 'su!u!g
u j. prunuuUrtl by
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13

ON and nCcr NOvpRY uGTONrR rnh 1861 tie
Tl;Irs on lur Ihiadr!phin Il Erie hail Road VIII
Ii'r a. follows:
VAIL NV leaves rhini,iuhl ? Or p. IN,
" NorihnmberaH. - -, ~.
arrive AZ Erie IS p. m.
IHiE TNrGLS- irI.es i'hIia.c'phia /! Il, npun
o." NrttuUmuGTgud 10 II M.
anivsut i,i. . % y. ~.
ELNlEh mail i1yrs phin""r'ir $50 On.
Nor'harh rllud ! % . III.
" anivr at luck liavan 10 .. N.
EASTWARD.
NurlLwmnrt'and / i u. i
nrriyc m r!,yaio'Ihn 81 n m.
hElE ENpsES3 lruvg' l.rt 4 = p. ~
Nnthum'.rlaul + aa :. m.
. arr,v' 6: phajr!l.il ! "a p. u,
LLMiRi MAI. caves Lock Hay.n Il q, ":
Northumberland ~ Ii M
arri"r at rhia!u'pIu " p. 10
Mail and ryrr"ss connect with m tran. an
NAEBEN = FRANKLIN UAiLNA AZ. IN .srug.rs
"Hyiit fNiadrriu1 Il, ~ UH VI alrlvr at IryIlyl .u
az 10 r' a"d trl Ctiy a,0 j1a "a.
Leaving hii''irrhiI at 90 p, NJ arrive NJ on
iirv 1T ~ o. ~
iu.rslo. oi Warren & Franklin Rails nv make
close connection. at u'l Guy witt iri!s l+r fral..
In AMI Petroleum trutrr BAGGhGE tNtGkl.D
iNHpyfh. 4. l. TYLER, General supt i.Jc.
Oct. ~, iehi
tsCNAATON BOOK BiNDEEY.
Having secured iha services or ir u. Ho.h., ont
81 the hest binders 4" b. iuUau IN the state We srr
prepared tu .uruishto
bANkS.
lN#CEANrE CpNPivIEs.
MGkt iltNIS,
MAAlriCTIRrRs
COAL orLGNrnRi,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13
lEAUuANGE HOTEL,
mooMsarEa. coLrMr.A corvrG. IA

q, loves AND TIN3T.NIE.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13
i!i!a!u, llia a Aric nGii Road,
yEEyE'=IE. EE.gE. TABLE.
THROUGH Ann nlGanr ROUTE BETWEEN
PHii.NnEI rGiA. GALTlW0WE. uAR
nisIt AG, NIi.iIAhisI'JRr +.
GgsE3 Ne ssas. EeEesgDN
OF ZEN SSYiVANli.
ELEGANT SH,kGEreyE GAG5
uu ali Night Trains.

On and arIcr NOvpAY orrONrR liih 1867 II .
rlilUs uu lur ihadr.phia u Erie Ran Road VIII
INN, p ,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13

~ ~ Inf bLI0n, 'hoy 9ro tho tejt mei.
GA. F dFoEuci. Iacy snou,d lie taken freely
AID rl4..h;!y, 9rd tie mpur ..,s which sow tho
seeds %. IHcU.'" diseases wiz 20 swept on. of the
sysiom Ike chp! before tie wind. ~ his property
tnuy 80 u, much s"u3 IN preventing N.,hpass a. by
'Ie remarkable cures which they are mnkin. crgiy
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23

Are celebrated for doi,w the best work. ,lS-
ing 4 much smaller needle torthc thread
Than any other machine. ana by The Introduce
ton OF 1.-THE most approved machinery. we nrc
now able 10 supply the very best machines
in the world. These machines are made at
Our new aud spacious Factory at I,ri,lgcport,
Conn. under the immediate supervision OF
the president Of the Company, ELIAS
HOW l.. li., the original inventor Ofthc Sew
ing Machine. They are adapted to ali kinds
of Family Sewing. Army Clothing, and to the
use of ScanStrcSScS. Dress Makers, TailOrs,
Manufacturers of Shirts, Collars, Skirts.
tloakS. MantillaS. Clothing. Hats, Caps. Cor
sets. Boots, Shoes. Harness. Saddles, linen
Goods. Umbrellas, parasolS, etc. They work
equally well upon silk, linen. WOODEN and
cotton gods with silk, colton or lincnthrCal,
They will seam, quilt. gather. hem, fell,
cord. braid. bind. and perform every species
OF sewing. making Il beautiful and perfect
stitch, alike ON both sides OF the articles Srw-
ed.
The stitch invented ly Mr.. HOWE. and
made on this Machine, IS the most popular
mud 'lirlhlc. and an .Nc,ciNu .NtchinrS are sule,
JET 10 Mo lrincipic iNrcntrb bYhim,
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23
lnlnilN Econolny.

Tuiin i, uot!jNg Which 4.o~ ~o ,tu,
towards PLACING yomng looplo beyond tho
reach oflovrrtN. rs ycononN in the man-
a@rmont Of tllcir dpmc,tic affairs. 1t
matters not Whether i man furnish iitllc
or much ior his lNmily. irihcro be 4 con
linual leakage III tic hitclcn, or III The
parlor. il runs away. l.c hnowS not liow f;
aud iha, drnlon W ma. ,.iv~ "Murc."
like the liorsclecrlis NWuglicr. uutil HI
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23
OUR YOUNG FOLKS

IS brimiul Of delightful entertainment for
juvenile readers; stories, fables, c|larnlcs,
wings. II is beyond comparison The best iv-
vcnilc magazine ever publiSl,cd.--Bnil ,
ExprcSS.
Every boy and girl in America should llaTo
il. TERMS Two dollars u Year; Single ~
Specimen Number, 20 cents.
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TILE lIONliS'r IgOY.

l)E. \pAM tI\rNi.. was i lraru,,l ana
4H"NH 'N'NNlhNH lhihi1i'F. ne wrote 4
,IoumrItury un ,llr Billv. llr wns horn
h, I~..,.,., IL,
IN iIN'''"'' iltFH N @A aAcc"oic toid
Sof him III his Nouth,Vl dAyS wIich ~,
\, .,
''''iN i'lA ''.i'lVN' OUT NoNhG reauriS.
Here ii IS -
IN AUX,
i'''l" N''N y l"' w ir'iahd VINO WIS
NUt 10 WORK at Il ijnyll @iiciDrI ANA wlilc
,M.. III.
" N'N - NN'N ''''N' y l''VH ~ 'I"lIl
Wa> Wulitetl TO ll aciit ott, Miiyl, v.s
IL, .,, ,.,. ,
o''''' ~ '''NG ''I''itN y Nll@''t - nc tiVt
.tlic ma,tcr titpuMl,t it,uiu!l IL nladr thn
H. ,,.I,L,. li,,i, H. ..4,,;.
!" H7"' = ''t''V N''N''''"S' rs 'ltVl'-
lllIUn Nnroliotl lllc VlUtll. taking llol,l of
!, .nl y,,;, .l;., t, ,,..l|n. ..,
- '''"NN''' '''' ''' ~ ~ 'tio
|otLtr. lie thcn s.lij.
"FiiI. Adam, pul.'
Iraurnt. sir~
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23

WITH THIS SOAP AlIiIL.D CAN 30 TIE
WASH OrA l.AEGH Family.

TO cnmnrratc al tlic advantages OF using
this remarkable soap would require Il large
space. We only ask That every family give
il one fair trial. confident llat Tie result will
be highly satisfactory.
1t is used by cutting into small slavingS
and di>Solying IN hot water; then soak the
clothes in the SulS iivc to ten minutes; then
4 little hand rlbbing Will make them rs clean
rs hours Of hard machine rubbing would do
with ordinary soap.
Full directions accompany each bar,
FOR CLEANING PAiNTi it has no equal,
as il leaves the paint bright and glossy, re-
curing no brush.
FOR WASHING FLANNEI.S, CASH.
MEEiS. WOOILENS, etc, itisinvaluab,c.
ltmakcs the hands soft and white. and
will not iniurc the most delicate fabrie.@It
is used with entire satisfaction in The families
of Rev. ALFRED GOODMAN, Rev THOMAS,
Rcv. f.. l.. -. PETER. Rev. a. MANSYIPs and
many other members Of The Philadelphia
Conference, TO whom we refer. Please try
il. sold by groccrs. Manufactured only by
DOBBINS & LOVE,
Philadelphia. Pa.
oiljcc. l07 Sonll, Firlh Slrcct.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23

Like = modern Boswell. Mr.. Carpenter
dishes ,ip his hero, plain and with all kinds
OF sauces. we lavclim alone. lille. and hu-
>N, in his Cabinet, pcaccahlc and anlayoniS-
Tie, rs judge, soldier. lawyer. rnil-splittcr.
critic offorrc>t and Booth. actor himScll.
angry father, lie inuulgcnl husband. The S,o-
ry-tcllcr ... In fact. what Tie book does
not tel Of Mr.. Lincoln is probably no worth
being told."-NEw YORK ENrRrSs.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23
NA1lSTAR'S BAISAM OF WILD

w CHERRY has been used for
nearly llalfa Century. With The most
ast"niShin" success in curing.
Coughs, Colds, lIoarscncss, Sore Throat.
ihilncnla, Wlioopjng Cough, Group, liv-
rr Complaint, bronchitis. Difficulty Of
Br"Athin@. asthma, and every affection Of
III" Throat. Lungs and Chest.
tONSl MprION.
Which carries GILMORE victims ll,an any other
diseases. and wilici, battles The skill OF Tie
f'N>ician I" 4 greater cNtcuttllan amy other
mal",lA. oIlc,t,
YIELDS no THIS REMEDY.
when MI oiiicr$ PROVE hrnrcmal.
rs MEDICINE.
EAIID IN EtllEr. SOOTHING IN ~
!|NCT. SAFE lN#lr> OPERATION.
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INDEPENDENT,

Weekly Journal. published overy Thurs
day in New York, and circulated in every
state 9TH luion.
Edited BY
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23
ONI.iR.IBLE

and i NliiUcl. mclitS and receives the @cn-
or"l 'ouiidrlcc ~ III" pnh!ic.
NFN MOT Ea!llNrcllEE. M.n..
~ 'lcrman. \. s., writes rs follows:
"Ni,rNN'S itNl>M on Wlir tIINHEN
2iEr> mtiyor%il Abstraction. Ii seems ,ocurc
4 ~'ou&h'y loo>riin@ ana cleansing the
iliieS. and |alIlcirg irritation. Illus removing
cali~r instead otdryin@ NJ The cough and
liitNil" the ',i,>" '%'cllinl. | con>i,lcr Tie
ia'~am q 2nol rs Ni,y. illiot tiru,>t. Couch
ni"dirinc With Wilc'i am arqumiMir."
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EVERY SATURDAY

rent foreign literature. From the immense
storciouSc Of English and Continental maya
zines and papers there have been taken the
choicest short stories. thrilling adventures,
exquisite poems, historical sketches, s%cicnli-
[tlc articles, racy essays in biography aud
criticism. Tie selections arc all made With
the object Of Injecting The tastes Of american
readers PhHa kaquircr.
TERMS: Single Number, 10 cents; 50 Il
year.
T!CKNOR & FIELDS, Publishers,
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23

III presents the great man nj home. in the
freedom of mlic>irainci Intercourse: and no
book lllai has been Published about him will,
give poSicriiy so accurate I'M idea OF lin rs
this. HARTFORD pHrSS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-30

FOR THE WEEK ENDING Oct. 20, 1867

W
There has not been so much activity in merchan-
disc markets the past week as usual True there
have baeh many purchasers but they have not beeu
disposed to order more than requisite for immediate
wants, preierrng to replenish stocks otener rather
than purchase at present prices On some articles.
perhaps, they may hereafter obtain a concession.
but our merchants do not anticipate any concessions
on leading staple commoditioss ~
Gold, which at our last weeks report was 1881 had
downward tendency in anticipation of the large
amount to be paid out by the government this week
for interest on the 5-20's 1t went down to 1j2 on
Friday, and on Saturday sold at 14is Monday, 2stb
it was pretty steady 142@142f. Tuesday, 99th it
opened at l4l, advanced to 49, and was quite steady
at about that rate during the day.
APPLEs-our Maine fruit-proyers are sepdino T.,
their apples and tor choice Baldwns and greenings
$A1S5 per barrel is obtained. Western fruit of a
choice quality commands a higher price, Cooking
app,ss are lower, Dried apples are dull and prices
"A, AshEsThe demand for potash, is very moderate
BEANS-Ihe crop of beans at the West is said 10
pc exceedingly large, and as they are being pushed
into market, prices have receled largely, as will be
noticed by our quotations. The market is dulI
BOX SEO0kS-We note sales Of Saeo river
boxes at Zoe They taken up about as fast As
they can be manufacturer Nil'r-ll III III 7
BREAD-The recent advance i'm tiour has tendad
0sen the price OF hard bread and bakers are firm
| at our quotations. ~ ~ ,7f'f1'
BUTIER-The supply of choice table butter is
ot aohlant anu Is 35c is obtained for fair TO good
lots.2 common butter is also higher and We ad-
ADVANCE our quotations to 16 a2c for ordinary store
CANDLES-lne 0emand for Trow bridges moulds
conunues steady at the Increased quotations.
CHEESECNe advance our quotations all kinds
beng higher Factory cheese Of prime quality is
than factory.
CEMEN1-Prices have advanced a little, conse-
quent upon the advance on lime, and the large de-
mand for cement. A'fTE
CuAL-1he demand is improving. Dealers are
selling she best OF anthracite at SIS 80 per ton dev
81. -
G00PERAGE-City made molasses shocks and
headings are in demand at our quotations. For
country made the demand is slack. Hoops are
steady at our quotations gsaS
DRUGS AND DYES-The trade is gradually i'm
proving. There is no material change in prices from
last week. ~
DUCk-ln consequen nee of reduction in price oil
the raw material Portland ducks have been reduced
to SIC Tor No. and 2gc for No. 10; areuction OF &c
per yard befng made on each number. Ravens Is
lower and selling at 25c.
DRY GUODS-There has been general de-
cline in all cotton manufactures as will be mo-
ticel by our revised Quotations. At these re-
duced prices buyers have taken hold quite freely
and large business has been transacted. Delaines
.FWLa fsst az
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pIar.la washington +. A. society.
ll rwENry-FFl11FrH ANNUAL REPORT:

ANIMAL hGI oRA'
& The Martha Washington Society in present.
ing their yearly report, take this occasion to
renew their thanks to all generous friends
who have contributed to the success of the So
ciety through The year Just ending;-and par
ticularly to the Little Cleaners" who have
so nobly assisted us the second time, assuring
them that their efforts in our behalf will never
be forgotten. t3aag aHA9t
The records OF the past year are marked with
very little change While eleven have been
added to our number, two, Mrs. Charles Blake,
ana mrs. hooert mitchell, nave been called
Ironl eaISu away, s,eue'y aollonislihg US 10
WORK Whiie the day iasts' for truly the night
com mt 10 " .9l.ie ~
we rave heI4 Iorty-one regular meeungs;
ILL., In; present az any one Time
t pes Mgss - tn;h attendance seven
and sixty-siy.
This society has received UPWARDS Of two
bnndr.d annl;cations From the wortb,y 49, o"c
Many of them we have assisted in years mast.
Others who never before knew want ~ =
81 We have heen enahled throuoL Tho sxart;o,,s
Of en- ,,,roh ,s;,o, con-, 49, p -
- ~ Felt 49,. ~ i !: ~ pioSuio oi,i
ngly,-l77 yards factory cloth, 269 yds. delaine
and wooden dress goods, 325 vds. prints, 81 yds.
flannel and wooden cloth, 70 yds. cambria and
siIesia az nairs boots and shoes TX nairs hose
81 6onnets and mats, i96 ready made garments
ana nineteen uoliars ~ cash,ll .lta 81
e nave aiso uonals9 tweenty-I ' ar!icies OF
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THE DAKOTA ELEcTIoN.-The Dakotah Ter
rtorial election, Oct. Sth, was carried by the
Republicans, who elect majority of the Leg.
islature. In Laramie County Cheyenne, &C.,
1,552 votes were polled, electing j. r. White
head to the Legislature, and J. S. Easement
to Congress, the latter as a delegate in the in
terest of a separate Territorial organizations
Gen. Casementis the enterprisipg contractor
on the Union Pacific Railroad. The Laramie
vote is larger than the Pixies Peak country
polled when, under the Kansas territorial Or
ganization, they sent the first volunteer dele
gate to Congress. OF course, if Congress ere
ates the new Territory of Wyoming or Lara
ME or Cheyenne, whatever it may be called, a
new election for delegates WILDE required and
Gen. c sement's service at Washington is,
therefore, purely voluntary. - 5.F.e,