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COMPLIMENTARY DENEFIT.

CHARLESTON, November 1, 1869.
To VI. Marx R"-d AMI YiSs Fiorpncc La Font:
We. the Undersigned, citizens OF Charleston.
having true appreciation Of your ability a. ar
li>tes. ami being fully acquainted with the mis-.
fortunes Of last week, r,o hereby Respectfully ton
der yen complimentary benefit. 10 take place
on any evening you may bc pleased to designate
Wishing you better success in The future we be-.
tc remain, respectfully yours,
JOHN CHADWICK. Academy Of Music
ROBERT iiAiIlT0N, Pavilion Hotel.
&. w. PARKER, Mills House.
J. w. SHERMAN.
Col. e. X. SMITH.
EDWARD L. STONE, L. :. y.
". KNON.
JOHN II. DEvEEEUX.
JOHN O'NElLL.
A. BUTTERFIELD, Charleston Hotel.
GEORGE TIRRELL.
JOHN ~. M0ROSO.
H. BOlNEAu.
.M>srs. Chad'rfcE, Hamilton. Parker. anl
others:
DEAR SIRs-YOur note rendering us q Compli
mcntary Benefit is received. We beg leave to
name Thursday Evening, November 4th, OH Which
occasion We will use our best Efforts TO plea ac you
With many thanks for your Kindness we remain
Your obedient servants,
MARK READ.
nov2 FLORENCE LA FOND.
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EOR SALE, y SECONDHAND STEAM
n ENGINE AMI BOILERS hos c powerful i'm
good order. Apply III No. - Lynch strcci.
noyl mwa4
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Gtours, flallnrs. 81


YES AT Who'll ALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HOR.
TON Il SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS,
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER Dusl.
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALI. THE CUSTOMERS OF TIIE OLD HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
CT COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING;
STOVES At y CLOSE APPROXIMATIONS 10
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT ruRNITuRE-soME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH.
OFT THE AID or Cl!IMNEYS IL NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED ro BAKE PROP.
ERLY, II SET Up AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
PRiCE-IIAyE SIN BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS. THOUGH BUT SINGLE
PIPE AND NEED NO DRIcK-woRK TO SET
lSIEM Ut. =
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAsT-IRoN AIR-TIGIITs, RUssIA-lRoN AIR
TIGHTS, SIMULATE OR BOX STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL DE FURNISHED UPoS APPLICATION.
wM. SHEPHERD & CO.,
No. 81 HAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON S. c..
TAPANNE TIN WARE
AT WHOLESALE
wM. SHEPHERD CO.,
No. 81 IIAYNE STREET.
STAN PED TIN-w ARE
AT WHOLESALE
WM. sHEp HERD & CO.,
No. "a IIAYNE STREET
FRENCH REFINED IRON WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
wM. sHEPHERD & CO.,
No. "a IIAYNE STREET.
ELLEVILLE COPPER
ROLL LING MILLS
AGENTS IN CHARLESTON:
WM. SHEP HERD g. CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET
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for Eulr.

deal ESTATE Or PERSONAL, PRO
LII lEltTi OF amy Kind may be advertised for
sale III tliis column. 4. tie rate Of 70 cents for
twenty words ar less. each Insertion, IL. paid in
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GOD COOK. WASHER
German preferred. RECON-
Apply at No. Gj Rutlc'lgc
wc Spring street.
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, HIRE. a CAPABLE
an To cook. wash AMI iron.
Letting street, corner of Hen
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90 Rcnt.

!gNO RENT AT SIS \ MONTH. No. 2
Drake strect, near Amherst, ROOMS AND
htfCiii.N. sR NJ. MARSHALL. < EliO., Real is.
tale brokers, Hrond.st nov; ~
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SITUATION BT \ RE
white girl, by The 18Th OF No.
WORK. Has no objection 10
;oDi recommendations given
this oillcr. now, l.
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VXTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF all kinds. plain
aud ornamental, Is executed promptly in ihc
heatcst style AMI al the lowest New York prices,
nj THE NEWS Job Onicc No. lI0 EAST BAY. Cali
and examine the scale Of prices before giving your
orders elsewhere,
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.A.lirD, To PURCHASE \ COM
w l1.ETE copy OF the U. S. CENSUS for
500. Apply, stating price, TO "UENSUS," DAILY
NEWS OFFICE. ORR
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)MAN TO COOK AND
(. Nome need apply unless
lod wages paid. Apply at
nOyt
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no RENT, ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR.
Z suitable for family: also. Furnished Rooms
!"i %e:iilelnen. Apply III No. 10 ilcauiain street
novl nlwi:,f
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EOR SALE, ONE HORSE. one DRAY.
l. one Buggy. one Wagon and Two Carts. In
pnire 1T Southeast corner OF Market and Church
streets. uoy, 1.ss
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N sold low to make room for n 10, Of cbolrc
i"iaeS daily cNpccic'l. Apply TO u. ARNOLD
corner Meeting and John streets noyi :
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N sell the American KNITTING MACHINE,
the only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
invcnted.~Prcc S25. viii knit 10000 stitches
per minute. Address American Knitting Machine
Company. Boston, Mass, or ST. Louis, Mo.
nciJD 3mOS
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g YES AT WIIOLES SALE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-19

Oven county in this State, sometimes
called "Sweet Oven" has been, any
timsthese1 five and twenty years, . for
talice of Democratic strength. In the
days of the Locofocos and Old Line
Wings it could be depended on. 1t at
tached itself at an early period to the
fortunes Of John G. Breckenridge, and
when that young gentleman had need of
two or three hundred votes to round off
his majority neatly, he need only turn to
the boys of Oven, and they swarmed
from the cover of creeks and from the
hill-tops like bees. The other day, as
the newspapers have mentioned, Breck-
inridge attended the Owen fair. 1t was
his frst visit during eight or ten years,
aud there was sort of old.fashioned re-
vival over him. While this was ct its
height venerable gentleman, who had
heard that Breckinridge was broken
down by misfortune and decripid from
premature old age, made his way up to
the firm and almost youthful figure Of
bis favorite, and, scanning him from
bead to foot, observed in tone of min
gled curiosity, tenderness and surprise,
= And SO this is really you, back in
Owen again Well, we are mighty glad
to see you, mighty glad, It's been
long time since you were last here, but !"
this in q lively, encouraging way
"you don't look so much changed as q
body might think, and yow get about
right psersly 100 fn9'
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than at the present time. ! feel under
the deepest obligations to the Prince OF
Wales for the cordiality with which he
accepted your Invitation, and for the
cordial manner and kind expressions
with which he accompanied the cere-
monies of unvailing the statue; and it
has given nae great pleasure to learn
that on that occasion my friend Mr..
Motley the American Minister, ad-
dressed. as believe forthe first time in
public, an English audience. Aud it
has been source Of great satisfaction to
me that an eminent American sculptor
should have SO well performed the task
you gave him, and that your choice has
been sustained by the verdict of
the London public, who have mani
tested 80 kind an interest and sp-
proval in the result l notice with
much gratif cation among the list Of sub
scribers that large number of the work.
ingmen of London aided the undertak-
ing by their subscriptions. can but
hope that the course of my life, now
drawing toward its close, may justify,
when finished, all the honors which have
been so freely bestowed on me, of which
this is one of the grestest; and / cannot
more strongly express my feelings than
to say that l do not believe there could
be found in the whole kingdom man of
any rank, however high. who would not
feel honored by such noble tsstimonial
as you have just dedicated to an humble
American citizen. lH rs gMIG
With great respect, your friend and
humble servant, ,aoesalt :. y
'e' % GEoRaE PEABODY.
Baltimore. Auguat I'll
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Another member of the Alpine Club,
Mr.. Chester, has lost bis life in Switser-
land, and this time the accident seems to
have been the result Of something not
nnlike foolhardiness. On the 18th Mr..
Chester proceeded to ascend the Lys-
ksmm, taking With him from zermatt
two guides and-s dog. While going mp
the dog slipped; in the attempt to save
the animal Mr.. Chester lost his footing
and dragged his guides with him down
ths steep slope. Now falling and now
sliding. the three men could not stop
themselves until they reached depth Of
6fteen hundred feet, and BY that time Mr..
Chester had sustained such injuries that
be died Eve minutes afterwards. Al
though much cut and bruised, the guides
we're able to crawl to the hotel on the
Rifelberg, with the sad news. Mr.. Ches-
ter is the second member Of the Alpine
Club who has lost his life on the Alps
this year-Mr. Elliott of Brighton, hav-
ing been the first
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Mr, Peabody-Hfs Wishes About HIS
ts'- Sfafue.

Mr.. Peabody bias addressed the follows
ing letter to the committee charged with
the erection Of bis statue;
hsve the honor to aeknowledge your
communication Of the 29th Of July, an
nouncipg the uguration of Mr.. Storys
statue Of myself, near the Royal Ex,
change, By the Prince Of Wales, and |
have 70 express to you, individually and
collectively, my wsrmest and kindest
thanks for the deep interest you have
manifested in the undertaking from its
very inception, and my qualification. at
learning thai the assiduous attention
which you have devoted to 1t has been
80 perfectly crowned with success. The
international character which was given
TO the ceremonies has been especially
gratifying 10 me, as everything has.
ever been which could tend to connect
more closely the Two great nations Of
England and the United States, both Of
them very dear to me, and never more 90
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Somebody in England proposes we'll
meriied complimenttot the late Mr.. Adam,
original proprietor Of the Garden Of Eden
that is, to build monument to bis
memory in Mesopotsmia, where Il is IN.
dersiood be formerly resided. % E
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British Opinion of the War In Cuba.
From the London Star. September T1 .tit

From the London Star. September II re-
While Spain is vainly prolonging q
hopeless struggle in Cuba and foolishly
prating Of war with the United States the
blood Of many of her bravest citizens is
flowing in the streets of an important
provincial city. At Tarragons, few
days ago, the Governors secretary, who
with rcsh temerity presented himself at
o Republican meeting, was murdered by
an excited mob. Now Q telegram an.
nounces that 10 the same town the vol
unteers have erected bsrricades, and en-
gagged in q hsnd-to-hand fight, which
lasted the whole Of Saturday night. The
volunteers, it is said, had manifested
Republican tendencies, and were there
fore ordered to dissrm. As might have
been expected, they refused compliance
with this order, and the result has been q
sanguinsry struggle, which resulted in
their defeat. Many lives have been lost,
and the prisoners confined on board the
ships in the harbor. The plague-stricken
colony of Fernando Po will probably be
their destination. In the meanwhile the
prospect appears gloomy enough With
out the additional horror of Cuban in
surrection or foreign war. -sg,'
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

The PUBLIC LEDGE. is published every Ar
EftN~ HH
~ - = ~ ~ ~ ~
at No. Is Madison street. -
The PUEBLO LrDenn y serySd @ e ClfZ mPsHm rnHTs
Dsr vest es sassbs Tssfls L Il. osrri.
C-rrn- S-.-.-r 80 eo, a.,
month. u; three months, 81; one nsnfh. Is
cents.
Nswsdsalsrs supplied ct az cent? psr copv.
oommunicstions upon subjects Of general in
tsTsst TO tho public are at All ames soospss Pc
pATEo or ADvERTTsING.
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.9olioH q'daTon3geqo0
Z . I. y ! /. e@t ( llSts .,sts, sa,
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A Joke ON Breckinridge.

Baltimore, August 81.
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To COnsulllpliVes.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks by simple remedy after having suffered several
years with lung affection and that dread dsease
Consumption is anxious to make known his fellow
ers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the prescrp-
ton used Gree of charg with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find SURE Cure FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS The object of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is benefit the c.
ted and spread information which he conceves TO be nva
uabe and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as
Will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Rev. EDWARD A. Wilson,
my29-ly-sp Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, July Q.
Flour-Firmer. Spring extras s6O067OO;
superfnes s47595.00.
WLeat--Activc; $134a1.3 5 for No spring !;
$1.30g1.3l for No. 2, and !, 10 for rejected.
Corn--Steady, at SOaSSc for No l. 79gSOc for
No. .; 69@70 for rejected.
Oats-6SG70c for No. 2.
Rye-09G$107 for No. 1.
Barley--$l.25G16 60 for No. 2.
Potatoes-45955c for old new $2-3 per bbl
Bu.ter-25927c for choice.
Eggs--15c.
Cattle-Steady. Choice steers, $75O9$S.0O;
fair I'd class, $700@735; medium to good butch
ers' stock, $5.10@6.50; common to choice cows
and heifcrs, $5OOaG25; inferior and mixed
stock, $3.1S@475.
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Stock Norse.
LEXICON
ITO STOCK RAISERS.

Will stand at the Fair Grounds at Ottawa IN dnr,nv
present season. commencing Nav lat 1899 and ending mi,
18TH 1862 - "'
Description AND PEDIGREE: LEXICON isa Chestnut sor
rel white blaze in the face left hind foot white weight
1000 lbs ISL hands high square troter an easy vrscs
full mover, and possessed Of superior running speed
LEXICON was bred by r. A. Alexander on Woo,,b,rn
Farm Woodford county XIV: sired by Lexin,ton be hv
Boston, Dams OF Lexicon: lat Dam IIohtsome Nv Tn,
ported Glencoe 81 Dam Leyty Rnrcs dam INV im1ortsd
Trustee. 81 DAM vandal by Imported TrsnSv az Dam
Iucills by Trumpster 9TH Dam Inv Ornhsy ar ns,
Lady Grey, by Robin Grew TN Dam Msr,s nv MsIs.r
9Th Dam - by Imported Hghhver OH nam ~ hv
Imported Pearnaught 10Th Dam - nv Imnortsa A VIC;
18th Dam - by Imported Jack of Diamond. 10Th M.r
Imported msre Diamond with oal IN Im,.r,ai p,, a
stintsd 70 Australian ''e'" "'
n will be seen Inv the abors oe,,oraa that J.,,, 49,
ses,es ,ome of the hes. blood ~ America .i ~ h;h
scriLed and sworn 10 by MI AIeYandsr and !. r;,I H.
the American Sind BSok and can L to"nd hv 49,
dssirous OF tracing nm Ieyicnn;s nsirrs" ~ ! pS.
Of those that ARE using Ioxcun will CIV. htp 90 ~,
performance on the turf H was ar t;sd h ~ M a.'
Cune and entered NJ Paterson New Jer.sv ~ nv o. ,h
a. Legrr and was the only borse th.t @ run or .ns
the world horse Kentucky and only hs G 10
at years old His next appearance on tho turf was ss,n
other horses and shut ont lard Monmouth and Aone shs
first heat and winning the race in stravht heats 10 @
heat in the race in 44X being within half second ., M
paltenders fast mile 4Ebeinp Tho fastest mia 10
America His next appearances WA al IeSnntor " ua
,va. entsra In In trco "a .. ssAns'"", ny. ne
there to st. Louis NO. where he was nut into nandcan
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@fDiraI.
Address to the Nervous and DebiIitated

Addresn 10 the Nurvou. ami noh,II,a,.d
M, - -. - ,.
WHOSE snenes nave peen protracte1 from hidden Causes
eu Eases ,squre pIompt ueSment 10 render exist
ue.Isos you are snHerhe, or nave suffered from
WHAT ehsct does u produce upon
your general DO you feel weaS debiiitafed easily
ue1f Does Ue extra exeruoh produce palpitation of
tue hear Des your Ner or urinary organs or your kid
frequently ge, out OF ORDER your urine sometimes
m lk! or noSsy, OF Is u ropy on settling Or does
'n,eA s.un iise 70 INC vi seament al the bottom
r.er ~ HAS $1,000 Awmie 10 yoh nave spells OF short
Dreaming OF 1yspep. Are your bowels consfiIa'edl Do
you nae spes " ihnune OF PUSHES OF blood 10 the head
IS your memory mPaneai Is your mind constantly dwell
ing upon .ns suu]eei, DO you iee dnii, stess mopne
eu 81 company, on NE no you Wish 70 De ief alone, to
iron, e,efJoouy Dos any niue thing make you
mit OF Jump: Is your steep broken or restless' Is the
nsIe OF your eye ss orisnt1 Inc bloom on your cheek
p1snts DoyVu ehJoy youtsei ]" society as wef Do
you pursue you. business WIN me same energy Do you
eei ~ "u.h commence IN yonIsei Are your .prs dull
anu hngShe' gwen 10 hts OF melancholy II 50 do not
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&pefial Nntiffs.

EclecS1c or New school system OF Medicine,
embracing every modern reform and Improvement in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
They produce evil and the foundation for failure i'll health.
Parents should that their children not dosed with
suck medicines tor they be well afterwards All
mineral polsons alike injurious. The greatest modern
improvement in medicine consists containing the active
medical principles of roots and plants concentrated
form. They Eclectic Remedies, and never before
equalled in the treatment of disease. When judcory ad
nnistered they meet disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Represents this great reform in medicine aud will attend per-
sonay upon all forms of disease either acute chronic or
surgical when desired Violent diseases dpthea cholera
Group dysenery ves &c. very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they losing any
while in old chronic they noted everywhere They
are always called repair the mischief produced by
other physicians with their skill or cure" remedies
Coughs O! 10 Is years saning Catarrh with the de.
sructon Of the tissues of the nose Con.
sumption, with partial loss of lungs Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss of parts; Hip disease with inability
walk scrofulous diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness from 20 years continuance Rheumatism with
enlarged and anchylosed JOINTS spermatohea with deen
tia Diseases of the Eye, &c &C. have been cured and all
Of which will be most happily referred to for the benefit of
those similarly afflicted He cure in all cases of
Fever and Ague.
Diseases of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments of every variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints Consult him. dec. 22-sp-f
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The Markets.

The general produce markets of the country
have exhibited uncommon activity during the
week, with heavy advances in prices. Corn Is
up to so cts. in Chicago, and No. 2 spring wheat
to $3.50. Cattle share the same activity, with
also an upward tendency in prices.
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Errors of Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debli.
~ Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful ndiscre-
ton, WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he cured Sufferers wishing
prot by the advertisers experience do by addressing
In perfect confidence, JOHN D. OGDEN
my29-ly-sp No. 40 Cedar street New York
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

Ottawa, July 0, 1869.
Considering the horrible state of the roads,
there was more doing in corn and oats during
the week than for several weeks past. With
the restoration Of good roads, and the advance
in prices, we may now reasonably look for an
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CONSULTATION FREE.

Patients mustwrte their name State post clce address
plainly All letters requiring answer, contain aet
ter stamp and be addressed to DR.. KNAPP son,
GAnyof the above diseases be treated
the patients describing their In letter. when they
cannot see
DR.. KNAPP, who has visited Ottawa, regularly for the
past TWELVE YEARS be consulted at the Clifton Hotel
az follows Wednesday Nav 5h wednt shay June Both
"wednesday, Aug. 2oth Wednesday,, Oct. Goth; wednes
cay Dec. 10Th.
Office 1S5 Sonth CLARK Street. Chicago.
N. B-Send for the INvALIDS FRIEND AND HEALTH
INSTRUCTION. which teaches the sick how they can
stored to health and the well how preserve their hda
anu prolong their lives ap3
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New York Market.

New York Market.
New York, July 8.
Flour-Closed active and more doing in low
grades at $G55G715 for western extra
Wheat-Firm at 81 45@1.47 for No. spring.
Rye-Quiet and firm, at $1.15 for western.
Oats-Firm at 81 80 for western, afloat.
Corn-Steady at S49S7c for canal, and 49,
for railroad.
Pork.Quiet and steady, with sales of new
messlat $34.
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81. Louis Market.

81. Louis Market.
st. Louis, July s.
Flour-Higher. Sales Of supcrfne at $500
@5.2S for spring; Xxx at $6O0@650; XXX
at $150@775.
Wheat-Firm. at $i.2Oa1.4O for prime white
fall; $l,55@162 for choice to fancy red and
white; No 2 spring at $1.18; No I at $3.50
@l25.
Corn-Firm, at 90@95c for yellow and white
in sack.
Ryo-Steady at $11O for prime to choice.
Whisky-Steady, at 95c.
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NEW YORK SrASH VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE,

NEw YORK SfASH VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE
Cor OF Fifthav. and Seventy.sixth St. Central Park
Home and School for the Sons Of Deceased Soldiers !
On. II. T. HELhBoLD:
Two bottles only Of the package Of your valuable Buchu
presented to the Institution have been nse BY the children
and with perfect In the of our little Lenten
ant A. j. his pride no longer mortified free from
the daily morning anahemas Of the chanberad who has
charge Of his bedding feel that knowledge the result
Of OF Buchu with the children our charge
may save many superintendent and matron Of boarding
schools and asylums great amount Of annoyance and
many poor child suffering from weakness than from
habit may be spared punishment that Is mot knowing il AZ
weakness instead Of habit most unjus.y inflicted upon
others may be alike benefited.
tst am respectfully yours,
COL. YOUNG,
June Is, 1859. General Superintendent and Director.
GREAT SALT LAKE CrY,)
January 2s 1865. !
Dear sr-YOur commune alton requesting our terms of
advertising duly received but from prejudice had
formed against advertising "cures for secret diseases
was left unanswered During accidental In
drug store the other evening" mind changed the
character OF your Bucu 1t then highly
for other diseases by two physicians present.
Enclosed please find Oar rates Of advertising.
-1 ~ Yours, &c,
T. r. d sTENHoUsE
Editor and Proprietor Of the Daily and Weekly Telegraph
B None genuine unless done up In steel engraved
wrapper, with facsimile Of my Chemical Warehouse and
signed i H. r. HEIMROI,n
June 26-2m 09t Broadway New York