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In Bethel, on "Wednesday, a little boy of
five years, while at play on the highway
bridge which spans the deep stream passing
through the village, fell into the water
Fifty feet below the bridge the water pours
over a high dam among the rocks and snags
below, tumbles along for another hundred
feet, leaps a dam higher than the first, and
sweeps down under and beyond the rail-
road bridge for two hundred yards a per-
feet cataract. \ young man of Is years,
named Edward Burnett, who stood near,
saw the child fall and at once divestng
himself Of his coat and boots, plunged bold
ly into the river He reached the drown
ing child. clasped him in his arms, raise
the little fellows head from the water and
turned shOreward, when the current took
them over the first dam into the fOaming
vortex below. For the space of a minute
and a half the Mortified spectators lost sight
of the heroic young man. At last, when
hope had nearly fed young Burnett was
seen drawing himself out of the water by
some bushes, fifty rods below the lower
dam, bruised, but not dangerously injured
The body Of the child had not been recOv-
cred at last accounts. Young Burnett's
heroism is the theme of universal praise in
Bethel the opinion being general that not
one in hundred could pass down that Jag
ged torrent bed and come out alive. Bur
nett SAYS he was conscious al the time
and saved himself by holding his breath.
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cARBoLlc SALvE.

The important discovery q
the CARE 0EEC ACID as i
CLEANSING. PURIFYING. and
HEALING Agent is one Of the
most remarkable results of
modern IN cdiCGA research.
Burning the late CIVIL war il
WAS extensively used in the
Hospitals. and URs fnuTld to
he EsOt Ouly q thorough diSIn-
fcctaut, a2Ut also the most WON
dcrflgI and speedy HEALING
REMEDY ever known.
nj Is BOEy presented in a
scientific combination with
other soothing and healing
agencies. in the form of a
SAEVE2; and, hGyEsfg been al
ready used iEa EBgygss1 erIqsS cases
WITH most satisfactory and ben
cGic5aI RESULTS. we have nO heSi-
Ga1i0n in Offering it 80 the pub
lie as tine ssost certain, rapid,
and cGcCftaaE remedy for all
Sores and Ulcers, no matter of
how long standing, for Burns.
Cuts, OUsRdS. and every
ABRASION OF SE&IN or FLESH,
and for Skim diseases generally.
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CHARLESTON.


cedar He has doomed them in the river
near Salem Pond \ few minutes before
the ruin Of the old mill went out, Mr.. Nor
row. brothcr.in-law Of Slceper's was down
in it after some piece Of casting, which he
could not get alone, and went down to their
own mill for help, He and Sleeper had
returned TO the old mill and were lust 20.
ing down after the casting again when the
bulk head gave way with a sudden crash,
and the whole ruin If the mill was swept
away in breath. Had they been a min
ute earlier their escape from death must
have been almost impossible
COVENTRY.
\ sad accident occurred on Sunday, the
18th inst. Harry Bean, a lad about twelve
years Of age, son Of Chas ;. Bean, Of New
port, was riding on horseback when anoth-
err boy suddenly jumped from behind
fence, frightening the horse, which ran and
threw his rider. His foot caught in the
stirup dragging him upon the ground I'M
I'll the horse struck him in hchead, break
ing the cheek bone and destroying the right
eye. He wa, still alive a, last accounts
with some hopes Of his recovery, with the
loss Of one eye and disfgured face.
VIZ IN
ii. go CO.. III
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.... IA ~ iCh.
disease .red alan, 40 .asr, "
p...',,.,,,.
''''''' ,'l' y i'''' 49, at 20 70 % cents
d.. ....,.r,
'''''''''' ''.', van 7,'-'eu AVA! ms
''' w. ,'' ..'',.''I '' ""''''"'y l'' 1oo'o'
''' i'''' '.'''' 'o' l' IL ear ago
Inc Methodist society contemplate max
ing extensive repairs upon their church,
charging and otherwise improving it.
improvements are the order of the day
"e'e"n'"'' ana none. NOT even the church
.''.',''7' can "N"fd TO De LETT behind
HOLLAND.
"'''oi "a '.'"S nave oouEuJ the
"'l" privilege ana 'and connected with IT.
"u''' horace 'uoNer lost 10y hre, Tor 5000.
lRASBURGH.
Dea. d. Is. taSsett has sold his farm to
Henry Waller OF Lnosburgh for 5000.
Era,tu, Chamberlin lost COW ON the
Ilth inst, and on the same day his feet
Tipped and let him fall, one hand entering
pan Of boiling sap to the wrist and scald-
ing him so he will lose the use Of it for a
"'"e'
II. II. Stevens has raised and sold "A
pigs this spring for which he has received
40 and expects to have one or two more
Hiler' yet.
That smart old lady Mrs. Webster Of
whom we made mention year ago as hav-
Ing done so much work pinuiug, felt quite
unweIl on the night Of the Sth inst, and
getting up to get some matches to light a
candle went to the cellar door instead Of
,'' CUPBOARD ana stepped OH, going head
aus. 10 '''G ''','"' Of lag cellar o'u'SIng
I.'' '"'t' .""''4'f ANA SIDE badly 1t was
NOT recover bgt .bs +. ',a,,inr hottor and
to all arpearancos will he ready TO spin the
ncsr clip Of wool. She +. 90 year. old.
LOWELL.
W. l.. Kin-lcy has purchased Leonard
elts interest IN the tub factory owned
-nufelt&C. p. Harding. paving therefor
scout e90V.
1Irs. w. II. Blai,den has been danger
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FISK & HATCH.
Bankers.

P. s.-wsh have issued pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical details. maps. etc.,
which will be furnished upon application.
G1we buy and sell Government Bonds, and
receive the accounts OF Banks, Bankers, corpo-
ratons, and others, subject to check at sight, and
allow interest on daily balances. Ems
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w II AT A r E

THEY ARE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK.
Made of poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and
refuse Liquors. doctored speed and sweetened
10 please the 'aste, called "Toncs "'Restorers,
'.Appetizers," &c, that lead the tippler on to
drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine,
made from the native roots and herbs of Cali
foinia, free from all Alcoholic StimulantS They
are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Reno
vator and Invigorator of the System. carrying
off all poisonous matter, and restoring the blood
70 a healthy condition. No person can take
these Bitters according to directions and remain
long unwell. 500 will be given for any incura-
BILE case, provided the bones are not destroyed
by mineral poisons or other means, and the vital
'rgans wasted Leyond the point of repair. j.
WALK Err. Proprietor. r. H. MCDONALD &
CO., Druggists and General Agents. San Fran
cisco, CAL, and 80 and 81 Commerce ST., N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. iowa
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Advices from the West were considered favor
able to the buyer, both as to numbers and cost.
Thirteen cents per pound appeared to be the fig
ures by which the butchers limited themselves
for the choicest beef Since the first OF January
the weekly receipts of Western cattle have aver
AGED OIL head
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The examination of teachers for the town of
Albany will take place at West Albany, May 2,
at O'Clock, p. m. The public are cordially in
vited TO attend Z. r. HAMILTON, Supt.
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Some folks can't sleep nights.

Dodds Nervine is a complere SPECIFIC for
sIeepeSsness, Il soothes the throhhing muscle
like magic, and tranquiIizes the mind. And ev
eryhody knows that good sleep is better than all
medicines.
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Ladies' in NOR health.


The Nervine is one of the best remedies ever
employed in the cure of the numerous and
Troublesome ailments known as Female Com
plants. See pamphlet.
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Boston Wholesale Produce Market,

Boston Wholesale Produce Market
Corrected for the STANDARD every Fri
day, by
BALLOU, HIBBARD & FRYE,
Jobbing and Commission Dealers in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD,
EGGS, BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c,
q Faneuil Hall Square, Boston
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RIG MONEY
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Made easy with our Patent Articles Key Tas
and Stencil Tools. Circulars free. Wv. DOR
NAN & CO., 81 Lombard-st., Baltimore.
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.

After much study and scientific investigation
Is TO the remedial qualities of Carbolic Acid
DR.. Wells has discovered by proper combination
with other articles in the folm of Tablet. a
pecifc for all pulmonary diseases. These TAB.
LET'S are a SURE CURE for all diseases 9th
RESPIRATORY ORGANS, SORE THROAT.
COLD. GROUP. DIPTHERIA, ASTHMA,
CATARRH or HOARSENESS; also a success
tut remedy for Kidney difficulties. Price rs
.ents per box. Sent by mail upon receipt Of
rice, by JOHN Q KELLOGG, D Cliff ST, New
York Sole agent for the United STATES. Avs
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MARRIED.

At Barton Landing, April Is, by Rev. Thurs.
ton, A. w. Lyman and Mrs. S. D. Williams
both of Barton Landing.
In Glover, April II, at the residence of Amos
?. Bean, ESQ.,, by Rev. s. K. B. Perkins, Mr.
George Whitney and Miss Emily G. Bean
all of Glover
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LIFE IN utah
MYSTERIES OF MoRM0NLSM

by }. ii. 1LA LE, euttuI 80 IA q -
Reporter Being an Expose of theii SECRET
RITES. CEREMONIES and GRIN E..
With full and authentic history of P)LIGA
MY and the Mormon Sect, FRONT ts origin 10 TIT
crescent time
CAUTION-O and inferior works on th'
Hormons are being circulated. See that eact
hook contains 80 fine engravings. and $40 pages
Agents wanted. Send for circulars aud SCI
.ur terms and 'ull description OF the work
ADDRESS NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Bos
ton, Mass. lava
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NOTICE.
Daniel Twombly will sell at public auction OF
THURSDAY, APRIL 2Sth, 1870,

at 10 O'Clock a. m, the farm on which he now
lives Said farm is less than one mile from j.
II. Evans MILL; about the same distance from
Bloomington Centre, consisting of about IS acres
of land, on which is good Sugar Orchard of
eight or ten hundred trees. Also will be sold
at same time and place, horse, COWS, 5S sheep,
l three years old colt, 2 two years old colts,
new OK cart, iron axletree, | hog, wagons, 2
light driving harnesses, pair work harnesses, 8
plows and harrows, l grindstone, traverse sled,
10 bushels of corn, 30 bushels OF potatoes,
stoves and pipe, % cords hard wood, sugar tools,
household furniture, and other things too num-
erous 10 mention. liberal credit on part of
the purch ase money for the farm On personal
property, all sums over $40, six months credit
with good security. DAN'L TWOMBLY.
TYLER PRATT, Auctioneer.
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Receipts fol IT, Standard
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Syrena Gray. has left me
without any just cause or provocation, and
forbid all persons harboring or trusting her on
my account as shall pay no debts of her con-
tracing after this date. WARREN GRAY.
South Barton, April IL, 1870.
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HORSENIEN

The Barton Job Office has larger
and better assortment of cuts for horse
bills than is usually found in a country
office.
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MANHOOD

and the vicor of youth restored in four weeks
Success guaranteed DIR. RECORDS RS.
SENCE OF LIFE restores manly power, from
whatever cause arising The effects of earl.
2erniciOus habits. self-abuSe and climate Civ,
way at once to this wonderful medicine, if takei
regularly according TO directions (Which are yer,
mple and require no restraint from business o,
pleasure. Failure is impossible. Sold in bottle,
Il S. or four quantities in one for So To h
had OILY of the sole appointed agent in america
HERMAN GERITZEN, los Third Avenue
New York.
MOUsTACHFs forced TO crow in six wool,
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THIS is NO HUMBUG.

BY sending 80 cents. with age, height, color Of
yes and hair, you will receive by return mail,
correct picture Of your future husband or wife,
,Sith name and date of marriaGe Address W.
FOX, P. .. Drawer No. "A. Fultonville, \. Y.
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ENTRY.

\ sad accident occurred on Sunday, the
18th inst. Harry Bean, lad about twelve
years Of age, son Of Chas. ;. Bean, Of New
port, was riding on horseback when anoth-
err boy suddenly jumped from behind a
fence, frightening the horse, which ran and
threw his rider. His foot caught in the
stirrup dragging him upon the ground I'M
til the horse struck him in thehead, break
ing the cheek bone and destroying the right
eye. He wa, still alive at last accounts
with some hopes Of his recovery, with the
loss Of one eve and disfgured face. =
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NERVOUS DISEASES, &C &C.

Coughs, Colds. Fevers, Agues, BiionsneSs
Constipation. Darhoea, Neuralgia, Female
Weaknesses, Headache. Commissions, SleepeSs-
ness, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Consumption,
Painting Fits. Palpitaton, RestlessneSs, Dizzi.
ness Childran's Troubles etc. etc etc
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THE MAGIC COMR

Will change any colored hair or beard to pei
manent black or brown. 1t contains no poison
Anyone can use it. One sent by mail for ST.
Mass. 4m3
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James Wilson has sold his Buel place to
Ira L. Kilbourn for 81 500.
Daniel Twombly will sell his farm, stock
and farming tools at public auction, on
Thursday, April 2Sth.
CHARLESTON.
Sleeper estimates his logs over the dam
at three or four hundred, and 10 to Is cords
cedar. He has doomed them in the river
near Salem Pond \ few minutes before
the ruin of the old mill went out, Mr.. Nor
row. a brothcr-in-law Of Sceper's was down
in it after some piece Of casting, which he
could not get alone, and went down to their
own mill for help, He and Sleeper had
returned TO the old mill and were lust 20.
ing down after the casting again when the
bulk head gave way with a sudden crash,
and the whole ruin IF the mill was swept
away in breath. Had they been a min
ute earlier their escape from death must
have been almost impossible.
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o. +. Sauborn has sold mis- village resi-
dence at North Troy to o. p. Hadlock of
Jay, for 81 $50.
The sugar house Of ;. p Brown was
burned Monday, llth, while the hands
were at dinner. \ quantity Of sap, sap
ho'aeT' and derrick were destroyed.
MI Aodsden is making large addition
70 ms store room, and when finished will
be quite as commodious and attractive as
any establishment Of the kind in Northern
Vermont.
Lewis Peltir, Jr7 while firing an old
""Ang piece at target, had his thumb
nearly all blown away, and MS face badlv
Ou'ned-caused by the blowing out of the
Oreech pin. " ''''
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Stamm erIng.-The cause removed. Address
DR.. A. BOARDMAN, East Haddam, CT.
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Take care of Yourself.

Dodd's Nervine is a pure Tonic-harmonzes
perfectly with the nerve fhre-gye increased
energy to the Stomach. Liver. Bowels. and other
visera-and supplies fresh life for he waste that
IS constantly taking place. 1t operates sOoth-
inCly-is as pleasant TO take as any wine, and
with sleep and good digestion, which it pro-
notes, restores the afflicted 10 sound health Of
body and quietness OF mind. 1t contains nc
opium. mercury or strychnine, $50 often used
for nervous complaints end is wholly free from
my deleteriouS drugs whatever. Tens of thou
sands are testlfying TO its curative powers. See
namnhlet recommending each hnffle.
, 1870-06-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL


thONuA1 Gh kS4Ft1t Vuue Eu-
There are e, 10, 600 Of gold interest-bear~
is estimated that $1,000. .000,0o0 are held in
Europe, s340, ,00o, 600 are deposited by the Ma
tiona1 Banks to secure their circulation, and
:120, 900, 600 arc held in the sinking and special
funds in the Treasury, leaving 7630, 600, 600 in
tho country for the Investments OF private
capitalists, savings banks, insurance companies,
and other corporations controlling trust funds.
It IL not only apparent that the demand
for these aforementioned purposes must absorb
The greater portion Of the a640, 900, but
that the demand for these purposes steadily
increases as the wealth md population Of the
country increase, and that the amount OF bonds
in the market is, in reality, a small proportion
Of the 2GiO, ,OG0, 100 II the new currency bill
Just passed By the House should pass tho
Senate, new banks would probably bo
orGunIzed in legs than year to take the whole
s95. .00O, 900 OF circulation authorized, and to
secure it would have to buy about Sl05, ,o0o, 900
nj bonds to deposit with the United States
Treasurer. It is probable there is not much
mora than this amount Of 5-2os in tho general
market. The effect, therefore, upon prices OF
5-S0s. II the bill should become . law, would
probably be TO mako them advance at once to
par in gold.
that The sentiments Of the Senate. have been
greatly changed lately On the subject Of N,
creasing hanf facilities and bank currency. =
is, nevertheless, quite certain that such is + the
impression. It probably grows ont OF the lacs
that nearly all Of that portion Of both the pup.
lie and tho press who have, until within 2,
! crease Of banks 81 bank currency
have begun to see that both are necessary,
and have assumed that Senators hare beer
| abie to discern az much. It seems probable,
| therefore, that the senste should be willing
&<N Ny
| ss5, ,0oo, 900, in accordance with tho House
bill. Or even 70 make banking FREQ on pei
ceEs bonds. By the passage Of the Funding
I IL, III Sasph, IL; Seaa.e tt..1.sssl L
, 1870-06-21

'nrm ,t e ~ -. .n,.. Trhn.t dptt un6 q 1hada
~. t - s..oO 1o1 cnolce. MneAt uuu euu
$500 n4yt1a ASKING 1s14 lA!suEs a.s. - "a
fnF " e1etsn ~ s"e CLOSE Ht.es ~. Wnzfern-
~ 81 S;,,!. - iof -aMott. M ~, IN ~
1nly ''~@s' s'e' "este1n seia ''ee's ~ S'~' wv
,nIaryu1E
Icr1syuLr :rure a. ,n,cn1e,c r1,,n and very
acttyr: a.nnnn.,a enS o*-oA"oA'o-iA-1S - S4"
crrTo. Ei~n.s,, To.,,o. =. ,o,,,a ,nt,,dl,no
at1s.;c. n' os1lan1t A'.S''''''
FH1tns7rprs r7,,- u,,,. 49,, a - TX N
ubaa+ e anEt5 81 M 4uet Ana nlln ~ 49,
q M SA-oss1-2a eorn' si.iSS1. oats' 6"c' hse'
pRn.,s,n,s- -f,r,a, r.r, ,o.
,n,no ~ sn nr.a. anu nocnaaSea' PNce"
WHlsEEyNsI -, '-Nons"
.,nR.rrnI $40 Il. - =,
ures A>e Nnos ~ h'sohS n's'sf ny
nuv-
pu1.nv,,,,i uHLfnlA. Eli
,osa .4,st,.a -
tESaa. Spite |neat extra lamily, tsN2!-oo
mr 1,och es a1'n'.a mesera fetl. Sl4ga1A
n5s uuenail&eH ~ Curn steadys mixed western,
, 1870-06-21

bon. sc; ezra ia'a oL. si33l;;ss; ssE ;ss
9oc: r,rats SIC iuoz1sattns ~. ", saasos e :;
siso: nesssfocs I'll. No II j. 5L'GsIss; do, strcs''
RlcE-Ihe aeE1e9ate demand was fair, ana .[3
dealers ruled firm II thelr views At uDcnan93eso1
qaotatlons: Carolina at 9H91oc; Louisiana 81 w
s6APs-The following afs the prices current;
nottlsd, sssAe P:oes@ esn0'es, q sXe5Ao;G; Xxi
American, l1a1S; Hayes / DIS eagle, s:sss: r.;
Ia5es co:,s German am motsied. sAssAc; "ss'
SUGARS T Thhe volume ii 6usiness transacted u
thIs market to-day. 1ss moderately large, sna
E asEs Tess teTas 5n L IN he css q as 1
iasses sugar, {. sg@ioxc: cuna. tair, i1asll 80:
C saea ssase seea t. P dsasa as' ess aass ns sas
is.a iso: ext5a !. i5sia4c; i sugar 1s'ssi'ae;
sFRtPs@T Thsse wa5 no material increase
se aaa nsss sEs s:ay II 9Sgs sesn
is' issses' .s 1sasec; s'fa Sew Selk extfa sugar hoase
ssyp ~, RnaasRh5s ass Sss1 SSss!ys tsse;s; "a
Ss!:esI sas: Mol1ers HIT :asRs saef'Ao ao
soD1 AND sALERATus- s-Tne demand was only
nees ws[s sec 'ta IScjena
sssSs: e PaSs; szSss;s: So Vis5shsfs gut edge
sA1T-soId to moderate extent at UNCHANGED
prices: Fine; . brl, $500; ordinary coarse,
s 6r1, .zabsSs5: Eiound, Eoiar. n; n;
datry, r oae, $3.50; tlaIsy, with bags sssas5.;s.
sPitcEs-The demand was largely 81 a local
character hut a ntiess @ Wets drm and nncaanEed'
s1-4saI.:o No. s, sLesGLso; cassta, e5@7oc; pep
EsT1Rcn-Th vas meagre inquiry for thls
article, but quotations. were about the sArna as
Last noted. We quote: EIngsforu corn, u51@
14c: pure, log 10tc: Peoria crystal, s39c; satin,
1em1le Pso1 aand 922Kc ot.sTa cos 'o
TEAs-The attendance Of buyers upon this mar
was done, ut about prices currcut On Saturday, We
repeat our list: Young HJson, common TO fair. s0@
s5 fair 70 good. so@s5c; do, ue and extra choice,
soiss = s1 snPfaF ssf 5span e ans RPsi @ Sssd e
nne Japan. ssas5c; colored natural 'saf Japan,
ss@sse esass sesa coae T. nns
ToBACCo-Remsins steady at about the follow
cMEwi*G-Extra. aa-Ea. 11:oo@tos: choice. so@ssc;
sAok1sG-Cholee: sa@a2c: medium, 2aassc;
81 n.y. sas ssi hall bright, 7ss
W0OD-The demand was again fair, and the
following quotations we're generally adhered
to: Beech, eao0@aon; maple, S9.00@a.5o; hick-
ory, f11+g9a1o. 80: slabs $A00965A
WoQL-The. market for This staplo Was
rather quiet, but priccs wcrp dFm.
IS follows: Tub secured, &c; tub, extra
clean. 47@5Qc; tub, common. A947c; fleece, 1X,
good condition, light, 4o94ac: neece, X. bad
condition, heavy, saaasc; neece, x, good condi-
tiou, Light, s7@4oc; necce,, Z, bad condition,
heavy, 35Ga37c; neece, medium, good condition,
light, 57a4Oc; deece. medium, bad condition.
heavy, ase57c; fleece, coarse, light, and clean, 81
s4Gc; fleece, coarBe, light anu tingy, sa;ss3c;
coarse, 2Gaesc; fleece, dlnsy and nnsIghuy lots,
sSc; heece bury, s@sc Oh; lecce, bucks, onc~half
price OF washed.
, 1870-06-21
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE
xhfuurizntiou of a Chicago Rranch-The
tjnr, Of Persons 10 be Enlbrnccd In
the Alitnnce-plnn OF Or
EauiznIf4u.

= =.
Quite number Of persons met, yesterday NOM
ls, ~ W " n,1,ant,tnr 4 f:htcaun Francf, oY fhe
ru'ross =. .41.aa.a
EyRngehcal AAlaDcG
r,rayer was offered BY Dr. Ktdder, of Evanston.
~ css,,snsv On neha1Y at a eouroittee an
pointed at previous meeting, reported IN 1avor OF
adopting The basis OF SUMMARY q various Essn
Tue report Of the committee Has adopted
The Committee then reported 3 plan Of or
,,sni1asinn setting forth among other things, the
1i,fects of he association which are to promote
~yanceficai union, with View to greater SUCCESS
IN C1ffstian activity; to Maintain and exhibit the
%c..rs rho 4Ernenc4 Of fnodelIty and suner.
ett;or es1ecialr il their Organized forms; to as
S;sf ~ rsnse of rrlIc1ous freedom everywhere;