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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-10

DOOR TAX-The tax payers Of Law
renee township, are requested to meet
the undersigned at the Commissioners Office, On
Monday and Tuesday of Juns Court, and pay
their poor tax. After the above date the dupli-
cate will be placed in the hands of an oticer for
collection Z. BROWN,
May 3, lS7l-3t. Collector.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-10

REPORT of the condition of the First
IL National Bank of Clearfield. Penn a at
the close of business the 29th day Of April II :
RESOURCES.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-10

:" ANTED-a reliable man to burn kiln of
w brick. Apply to E. A. IRWIN & CO.
April 26-3t. Curwensville, Pa.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

, LARGE ROOMS "a FOURTH STORY FRONT AND
=. second story back g. et with without Board, at
~ W ess lhirtr-sec N street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
AMUSEMENrS

W ALL .CK'S.
w EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTCH,
Mr.. 7. w. Robertsou's new play,
WAR.
mTHk MOUNTING OF THE PIECE Is FAULTLEsS
Herald. "
Characters BY Mr.: JoHNaBRoUaHAM, Mr.. JOHN GIL.
bEkr, Mr.. CHAS. FISHER, Mr.. GEORGE CLARKE, Miss
MADELINE HENRIQuES, Miss HELEN TRACY, Miss
FOWLER, Miss BLAlSDELI. Miss MCCORMICK and
others.
ACT FIRST
villa and Garden at Seyenoaks, Kent
BEFORE THE WEDDING.
"Laughng girs, beautiful lanscape. a joyful be-
trotha breakfast ana some ingenious apposons comic
shracier pave the way exceenv tbs deeper
ACT SECOND
Woerih. =.
AFTER THE BATTLE
"This II NO dramatic tabieau but truth and Mr.
Walack has arranged the details with usual xsn se to
picturesque elect. No histrionic
brought so vvidy to mind the of the
second act OF War; Byron famous passage the third
canto OF 'Childe Harolue. e."-Tines.
ACT THIRD.
Villa at So yenoaks.
THE LOST.
"The whole 10 effective realistic transcript actual
lfe an absolute rehex of the passing time Il evokes
throughout the kind OF OF the
morning journa daily takes in rphis dated
the OF tn. Franco san war In aue II
has the interest OF actuaiiv. .n--Herad.
"WAk" MATINEE
at la f-pas Y. NJ.
SATURDAY. JAN. 2.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
AMUsRMENTs.

BRiiLlAsf and EsrHusAsTsuI sI1s 2sCsr4I5s snrA4sps
ra saSs u 5sa
rvrss sHGs EFasss ssD asb SH
win be presented charles SArras celebrated drama ~
with ss, sHw as1sS sShss
TIME TABLE cE Tas sEAS6 e xrTEEs OF I'm
so'clock-cURTAIS RisEs o'A'
s:ls-saile, des Flenrs, Mile. Adrian as Flora
sis-The Gro.to Of sssiacsa, with Miss Markhams so.s
ballet de rsns srsn Marietta M Bonran
Lake q Silver Sheen, ss" with the Crystal Gsscsas
.sas The "a. Dc DsuS @ BonIsn. i,aIsa; and Novsnma
I'Ss-Nsses S:iss Fsr: ,:ls osnss Ssss,o Dance.
ISTSs SIsss sts,.a. % Mss s.a oovaoA
ii o'cloeS-Ths DI1l,ns fs1aster%scs Scene ofss.
Curtain fails at 8 minulcs after II O'Clock
ss$$ ;s$$ stEsE $E$s$
# $s
E$HS$$#Is$ E$HS$$#1s & & $$ $$ si$ sis#$
ANSF FRSiES EShSsaA uscEh oiHsS fisFS GEMS Ss
GEESSssHE, GESsE,, IS IS ssS4SSAF; ssS4Sx4E "a
NILE MILE TTEsuiR III "o''us
MILE. MILLIE TARNoUR
MILE. MILE TURNOUR,
NILE. MLLiE TURAou0
IN her daring omancc single bar 30 feet In mid A
MISS ADA wRAY,
MISS ADA WRAl,
MILES NORRIS, j. 4. sMARPLEi, Master HUNTER
E$sss$ With sSSsS BSSsiss
Josh HARW .............as.......Th The Great Lawya
SupsE SvpsE BBoowIE1Isss} Bo%EIss} }.........o. l. s.ouss
JuDGE BhDEoKD{ .........The Peoples Magistrate
HART AND RYMAN. HARRlGAN AND RICKEYs
HART AND kYHAN. HARRIGAN AND RICKKI9
j. II. MILBURS,
j. II. MLbUkN in his unapproachable and sketches
Master BARNEY, tho grea. Dutch vocals.
Exfsx EoricE.. MONDAY NEXT, JANA
EXTRA NOTICE.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF NEW ARTIsrA
Mis-, BESSIE EsT sc SLOW APPEARANCE OF NEW ARTISTS
Miss Bessie sTDLow the beautiful actress and vocalk
WALLIS AND WOOD, the musical clowns.
A 4. HABEwIcK, the champion skaters
J. b. LANE, Comedian First time the new local Drama
NEW AOnK AS II WAS AND is,
new new Yosk Yosk As As II # WAS WAS AsP AsD iis
OR THE SKATING POND BY MOONLIGHT.
100 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN On SKATES.
EVERY SCENE NEW; EVERY SCENE NEW.
JOSH JOSH HAk in % srsas saras Ct Nose Nose
REMEMBER, MONDAY NEXT, THE 9TH.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

ErH AyENUF.-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ENTIRE
- Floor suite sn lv, with Roau private table II de-
SIRED 81 The house 10 th avenue. References
e2eAangei
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

4 ERlGUf, CHEERFUL SUIT or ROOMS, IN PRI-
vsle fanv; comorls Of home offered private table
desired ibera as Fourth avenue nearly opposite
Calvary church. References.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

SD FLOOR, coMMOnlors AND WE'LL FURNISHED,
with without private table; everything strictly
class ~ West Thirty third street. between broadway
Ftfth svenne. References sxe hanged
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

ETH AvFNCE. aSl CORNER TWENTY EIGHTH
- street suite of three four Rooms thrl hoor
Private IA c; a.so single hocm Tor gentleman.
French cook.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

I'D HOUSE EAST FIFTH AVENUE. S3 ELEVENTH
~ street To e with class Board large Paror ENten-
sion Room; thrce wnnows; elegantly furnished; smooth
paver eni, location une xcoptiouaolc. References.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
- =-s sa=-- -
CLOTHING.

4Sa FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY
II ninth and Threth s'reetsLadies and gentlemen vii
md the fair and honest M1NTz TO whom they
dispose OF their casoI Ciothng Carpets Jewery at thu
following prcesFrom I0 TO $50 for silk dresses SO TO sI
for coats 81 to Sc Tor pants. Please call address
MIMI lS2 Fourth avenue. Ladies attended By Mrs
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

. OR THREE GENrLEMEy OR A GENTLEMAN AND
= wlie can he acc umodaiet with front Room and
Boari II strictly rivRte family .S thirteenth street,
tween Second ana Third avenues about blocks from
Broadsay.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

GE PER WEEK FOR FURNISHED ROOMS AND
sDO kosrd for single gentlemen; also large Rooms FOR
families. Table 40 ri "a So New No. ls6 Beecker street.
three b,ooAs om Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

DoARO wANTFD-BY YOUNG LADY, BETWEEN
- 1enth Eighteenth streets ana Fifth ana Seventh
eaGes private family preferred. Address BoAkDER, box
80 Herald olnce.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

- = LAFAYETTE PLACE. CoLoSADE ROW, oPPO-
.).J site Astnr LhrarvElesaEi furnished Rooms for
families eentemeu table D0arders taken reference
uulred. -. =.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
BOARDERs WANTED.

BLOCK PROM BRoADwAy.-LARGB SECOND
\ hocr front Rooms with good BosrI aad OF piano
,so snse Room. House All modern Improvements. Il
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

BOOTHS THEATRE
CLOSING NIGHTS
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
MIR.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
"Trip VAN WINKLE."
THE LAST
Strip VAN WIEKLE"
MATINEE
On SATURDAY, Jan. z, at ~ O'Clock
On MONDAY, JANUARY 8, ISL
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
"RICHELIEU."
Eeats secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. at the Theatre.
or at is Branch Ticket once Dson Co.'s Music Store
I'll broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

(toAL4 COAL, CoAL.-HoTEL kEEPERs FAMILIES
~ and Others supply themselves with hrs, cass
Coal, cheap by applying bvai H. II Mills living foot
OF Clarkson sreet Houston eteet North Eull
weight lnd auai.ly qua gaptsed.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

STH STREET. lS9 BETWEEN BROADWAY AMI
. Fourth avenuc.-Rooms suitable Tor gentlemen a
w.ves also single Rooms gentlemen with or wiihou
Board. Opposite Mercantile Library.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06


MuSICAL.-SrRICTLY PRIVATE LESSONS; PIANO
lu Organ, GUITAR vo,, Singing. Harmony. b92 sirth
avenue corner lhiyih street Circulafe ready Ierme
reasonable Call address PROFESSOR Established
1854
ORGAN FOR SALf.--A MASON 4 HAMLrN GARNET
~ Organ, having II sops. two manuals aud pedal bsssf
very cheap. Address ORGAN, Herald Office
NrANTrD--A LADY OR GENTLEMAN TO PLAY An
w In mission, Moustun atree ferry tbrra
times on sunday and once In tho terms $3.50 Apply
TO A., ID Bible housc, Friday. from 10 SP X
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
na.RD AND LoDCING WANTED.

4 GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND CHILD, YEARS OF
"A ace, desire large furnished Room and Board. hes
references price must be moderate Address STEVENSON
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

s)0n WEST FOURTEENTH .srREET.-Tw0 yERY
ZOV large handsomely furnished Rooms 10 let with
without hoard lot colt and every convenience
house and location fret class.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

90 WEST roURrFFETH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
10 SIKH avennesA single Room To let, with Board
References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
BOARDERs WANTED.

DRIyArE FAMILY ON MURRAY HILL WILL RENT
J. large Room second 1oor gentleman and wife or
single Gentlemen. First Board Address HOME Her
aid ollce.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

90 WEST TwFNTY-STXTH STREET.-Two FRONT
- ~ Rooms o. Extension Room raritr floor to let,
with Beard gentleman and vile gentemen references
exchanged.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
AMUSENE ENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF ITALIAN OPERA.
oss1'. :.'s.. 9isi S s's1% ss'%s1%EAIIE1aH
rsov.rSSSS RbIa $sSSyyipTSSSSEi yE5v.,orR
Mms .hS R6ss A' Ss ;ss e
grand role Of Leonora.
sfss ss. e
signor REYNA, Count de Luna and Signor BAcELLL
Adms',sn 81 Ess;yss S, , Sos AMI extra
Sale Of Seat. al the theatre os M M ana IL Broadway
" -.---..-.-
w ELEVENTH WEEK OF MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
sr EAsr SaTs HITS OF OF T E okTY FosTY Tyks Thyks
THE hyfFS week foHY fnS
Second SoHsN2 HsfS e ri 4sdSrsos ssS'ss1 artist
in the new sensational Drama entitled
ON HAsRj S6sbs,r. 9s, 1nHf JHSuasy r. 3 SHs LAST
ne" ss;isss gs'ssfs a:s; entitled
Box plan open. Secure your seats
INA EDwIN's THEATRE.
POSITIVE SUCCESS
ORIGINAL COMEDY.
KIND TO FAULT,
Misses LIMA EDWIN. BELLE nowIrT; and Me.srs.
The performance concludes with the favorite Buresaus
ALADDIN,
THE woNDE RFUL SCAMP,
ALL THE r&vcRiTEs x Sf!fr ApPnAk
onAsD SA9gsRAx,a cospEiaaNIAss aSshSARy BENEFIT II
MISS LIMA EDWIN.
Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
- West twenty fourth ST. to BROADWAY. Regins at g.
Mr.
SARATOGA IS the comic sensation OF tue year"
Herald
"As brilliant, as full Of fashion and beauty ana as fasc
mating as ts nameaake In the summer season."
EVERY
NIGHT
AND
SATURDAY.
COMEDY.
sAKAToGAl
SARATOGAtt
SARATOGA NJ
"The audience first uttered,
then chuckled, fell into cachi-
natory volleys, and finally
abandoned itself TO positive
,, roars OF flaugnter."-Times.
lONABLE TOILETS AND A SUPERB COMEDY CAST.
Seats secured u days In advance.
In consequence OF the vast success of SARATOGA,
the production of Mr. Bouccauts and powerful play
is postponed for the present.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-FoURTEEN
i years. hernmbing appication gas administered
bearifu Teeth, ST. Se SO; Plumpers hollow cbee
Sets repaired and purchased.
j. JAY V1LLERS, I55 Grand street. near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
VI corner Twenty third and Eighth avenue.
Reappearance of
MILE AIMEE
In Ofenbach's charming Opera
LES BR1GANDS.
Every evening until further notice.
LES BRIGANDS.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, JAN at 2,
LES BRIGANDS.
FIORELLA.. MILE. CELINE MONTALAND
FkAGOLETTO. O............... NILE. SUZANNE THAI
SECOND GRAND C0NGEMT Of THE NINTH
REGIMENT BAND, SUNDAY EVENING,
JANUARY s.
Seats ready Mt the Box Office and at the Branch
Ticket oIces Schirmers sore 70l Broadway, and
Erie Railroad oice, Twentyhird street, Broadway
and Filth avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

% WEST TwLSTy-Sr vENTH STREET BETWEEN
s).) fith ano Sxta avenues.-Ee Eegauy furnished Room
to lei, with Board, IN suits or separsSeiy.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

IN GROVE STREET, WEST sIDE-FRoST ROOM,
fO second acor to let. other Rooms, With good Board
reasonable rates.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

J)ICRwICK HOUSE, ls7 CEDAR STREET, NEAR NEW
Jersey ierries-Lodging, 25c. single kooms Sc, 5Jc
and 81 Loard and Loi igins 30 per week or i per day.
CCMNIT HOTEL. CORNER OF CANAL STREET AND
- Bowery new house)--On the European plan Rooms
by the day, week mouth all rooms heated by
II. BREEDER, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

Ok EAST NINTH STREET TO RENT, WITH BOARD
~ Paror ana Bedroom, seooud hOor; unexcepiion
able references.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
aSTROLOGY. A

aSTROLOGY.
4 CLh1RyOyANT WHO HAS NO EQUAL IN
~ Amerca.-An who are sick in trouble should con
her. Senesses or love povdcrs but viii speedy
marriages and aiay the serious trouble Once l93
Bicecser street. near Macdouga.
4 TEsT.-MADAM ANNA, SEVENTH DAUGHTER
~ BusiDess and Medical Clairvoyant. Spiiua who has
that French speedy marriage no
isf4c.ioa No 463 Third avenue, between
aud Thirty second streets.
DP. AND MRS. BROUGHToN ARE THE GREATEST
- living Astroogera OF the ace. once, Al Broome ST.
MADAME Ross, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
l Toyan tells the past and future sbews likeness
OF husband as Wes. street, bstween Broadway
and Seventh
MADAME ROSA GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvoYANT,
M reveals whole fe from cradle the grave.
Az Canal street. near Hudson. Fee, al.
rI,HE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON MEDICAL AND
Spiritual Clairvoyant so Fourth avenue, between
Twenty third and Twenty yfourh streets. Ladies, 81
1Oc THIRD AvENUE.-MADAME WIDGER MEDI-
LOO cal. business Cairvoyan, tells al to knows
losses, numbers, medicines for all Diseases
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

90 CLINTON PLACE. BETWEEN BROADWAY AM
ID University paee.-Garge and small furnished Room
20 let win B0aru; terms reasonable
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

90 WEST NINTH sTREET--A HANDSOMELY FUR
ZJ second Floor rent, with without Board
private table il desired; references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

Ok WEST TwENTY-SECoNp STREET GENTLE
~ mea or ladies be accommodated with neatly fur.
nished Rooms, with without Board Rooms ~ and Si
per week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-15

DELAWARE PEACHES me peach shipments nom
this locaiiy VIII cOm.nen-c Tomorrow THURSDAY 3.
winch n Considerably earlier than last Year. ite
first regular shipments then were on tue -olh ot
July. the shippers received oriers ycaiei,i4 IrOnt
tho Reading Railroad comraGy o. ship n. css man
n carload ~ New York. lnls prevents 90. sch.AIt
or small los which creates cat 1is-aii IA uon.
Inc lIales " whien quite NUMBER OF RfO Hcls eS
reCted to snip good auanutY, arc t"tl1@ uii0au.
culiv even heofs tney arc rpc aud tne OF last
nigns Will grelaY accelerate iaeir decoIiPvs''iOh
S1lyr,p (Ds.t f'a =, J.!y "
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


y-PRARi---At Miidleburg, v. y, on Thurs
daY, July II. by TIE Rev. 4. &. Lawrence. T. W.
sTEnsN, Of new YORK, 10 NJ. A. L. PEARI- Of the
former place.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY l5 1871.
HELP WANrED-MaLrr.

ttDA HELP wANTED-MaLr-.
WANTED SMART BOY. IS OR ls YEARS OLD.
f ABBY ssay sa sss waf isoo use
for om baSe ely r1 for ss
same Apply al li' and i4s Cedar St. Pek'vick House.
WANrED-A GOOD, TRUSTWORTHY YOUNG MAN,
AeSy at Madison Avenue Hotel corner Madison '' and
VVANTED-AN INTELLrGEkr LAD. OF SOME Ex.
real FL
VXTANrED-A YOUNG MAN, Is TO IS YEARS OLD;
w with experience In the drug business IA Spring st.
WANrED-A MAN FULLY COMPETENT TO TAKE
charge OF sloop yacht, and who ia acquainted with
with resrsnae q to IL KNGsLxSD st. Apply
WANrED-FoR WHALING VOYAGES. TEN STOUT
young men la also So coopera carpen.ers and black
''''''' "'p' 49, '@'' ~ '''"'' D. L. PEARL
VNANTED-TwO MEN TO WAIT AT TABLE AND
w make themselves generally useful Apply at J. w.
lOand II O'Clock.
WANTED-AN ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN
to act as Light porter and deliver papers, must be well
recommended. Apply at 70 Liberty ST., New York
WANTEo;xzA BOY, ABOUT u YEARS OLD TO MAKE
w himself generally useful in wholesa house small
pay At first Address with rcferepces, W. L. A., box lao
YouNG MAN wANTED-FoR THE FRUIT TRADE;
preferred Address W. Y, Herald otice
------------------
THE TRADES.
BUTCHER WANTED AT las PROSPECT ST.. JER-
"A sey City; apply early one from the Old country pre-
fercd; asc IL to lo taEo Chambers St. ferry.
nRUG AND SPICE MILLER wANTED.-MUsT uN.
IL dcrsand dressing stones and have thorough practical
knowledge OF milling. Apply at ls5 Water ST.
DORTER wANrED-IN A DRUG STORE; YOUNG
L man who has been engaged In the same business be-
fore Apply in the drug store corner ssh st. and Broadway
i FIsCHER's Piano Factory, 4a5 West oath ST. near 81,
av.; steady work to a good workman.
TTpHoLsTERER wANTED-Ar es2 3D. Av SOUTH
u Brooklyn
XVEAvERs WANTED DAY AND NIGHT WORK,
w in woolen mill. Apply at lsS Church st.
WANTED, A BAcKTENDER-APPLY AT THE EN-
w pirs Print Works. si5 and al7 West seth st.
WANTED-IN AN EATING SALOON. GOOD
w carver Address Immediately L. NJ, Herald onaee
WANrED-AN ELECTRO GLIDER; ONE WHO CAN
GEO. SHARP, Al4 Locust st.. Philadelphia.
w carriage tx ctory of 18Th st. and broadway.
None but good workmen need apply.
XHTANTED-A SITUATION AS MASTER; 30 YEARS.
w experience IN the business best reference given. Adj
dress THOS. OBRiEN, 10 Oak ST., Rochester, NY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HELPERS AND FILTERS,
Point Foundry day onlv, between and O'Clock A. NJ
vNyANTEp-A MAN TO FIRE BOILERS. APPLY AT
w Empire Prin. Works. 25 and 2l7 West 18th st.
10 learn the carving business; term Of apprentice
ship three years. 800 FOR tools; reside the house,
suitable wages according to progress in the bsuess ~
Greene at, frat floor.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
TINE PERsONnE rRANCAIsh DESIRE Sc PLACER
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINE PERSONNE FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACE
- dams famille amercaue pour soigner les enfan
pas audessous Do ans, ct coudre Sadresser chez NM
LietZ, 400 6meav.
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NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
from pier No. North river, at O'Clock F. NJ
CRESCENT CITY,
Captain III. Is. Cruwcil,
Saturday, July H.
Freight received daily. Through given to St Lou
Vicksburg, Mobile Galveston and Iniianoia.
For freight PASSAGE having superior accommodation
apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 81 Broadway
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-22

rcoNCLUpED TOMORROW
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-05
CLEVELAND MARKET;
TUESDAY, Jan.

TUESDAY, Jan. 3.
FLoUR-The market is dull but I'M
changed. We quote as follows:
City made:
White xxx SS O0@S 25
Amber M 1907 90
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Fair demand
and steady at $7.0O@7.25.
RYE Moderate request and
steady at $l75@ 5.25.
WHEAT-Sl.25 .25 tor No. l red; l.23 OF
fered; No. = red nominal ut l.2l.
CoRN-There is fair demand; new
shelieu 5Sc; new ears on track 59c
OArs-Dull and entirely nominal at
4Sc for No State.
RYE-The market is steady demand
moderate; No. l held at SOC; No at
soc.
BARLEY-Dull and heavy; held at so
Oils. the outside for very choice.
PoRK-1n light de mand and lower;
no mess $4,000; No do 1850; Long
Clear 90 80; Short Clear 2l.03.
LARD-Steady and quiet, city rem
dered in terces 12lae; 10 i'll kegs l3c,
Country rendered l215c.
SMokED MEATs-Tne market is quiet
and unchanged. Hams. l6c; do Shoul-
ders l0:; Breakfast Bacon l5c; Dried
Beef lSc. Country meats are dull
llC hCl - tlulCl Ill III
and unchanged 1T $1,000 for eX. meSS.
DRESSED HoGS-The receipts are fair
and tae mlrl.t- dll ut S7O0@7.5J,
the outside for choice in Il small way
BUITER-The demand is confined TO
the waits of the local trade and the
market is weak. Choice Western Re
serve 28O30c; good to prime 20@ 25c.
Cheese-Quiet and steady; good to
prime held at l5llGc.
EGGS-'In fair demand fresh are held
at 2Sc; lined 2Ge.
PoULTRY-There is a good stock Of
feriny and the demand has fallen off.
dressed Chickens 12al2l2c; Turkeys
.4al6c; Duck l214a14c Geese l0allc.
Live Chickens l0illc; Turkeys la 81 !;
Geese S0a90c each.
Potatoes-Peach Blows held at 1.20
from store; LOO by car lot.
Onions-Steady at 2oa3.50 per bar
rel.
Turnips-Sl.50- per barrel for Flat
Dutch. Swedish and Russian 50a55c
per bushel.
Green Appies-The stock is light.
Sound fruit 2.75a3.G0 per tarrel.
Dried AppleS-Iielu at 6a7e per lib.
Cider-1he market is we'll supplied,
held at 4.25a5.00 per barrel.
Eoney--Market steady at 25c per 10.
Cranberries--held at ii 00ai3 % per
barrel for native. 1890 for cultivated.
Broom Corn-iieid ut 434a53ac per
pound.
Piaster-Eand plaster is in good de
mand and selling ut Il range OF 5000
10.U0 per ton.
Beans-iield at 2,ooa2.25 for choice
hand picked.
Peas-CommoE are quiet; held at
1.25a1, 80;
Secds-7Clover held at 6.3II; Timothy
$50,
Fcatile. e.s--market steady at SOC
90c according to quality.
Tallow-steady at S(GS4c.
Hops-Firm at 8 to 20c.
Malt--Barley malt firm at Sl.25
per bushel.
Salt-Fine, $500; coarse S2,15.
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NEAR-CAREY, Dec. Goth, 1870

NEAR-SAhE1, D0c. lSiU.
Mr.. EDIToR This morning 1 visi-
ted the Ridge School, partly from curl
osity, and partly from a desire to i'm
bibe the hallowed spirit of its sacred
presence. For love to visit the haunts
of my boyheod, especially the old
school-house, with its venerable walls,
and lame benches. and SCARED desks.
that still bear the hacks and cuts of our
old jack.knives, that are always the
necessary armer of a school boy. And
the play ground too, with its oaks, and
every thing looking so familiarly, just
as they used to, only little the worse
for the wear. A worthy member of
the great family, and an old school fell
low, Is now Teacher, and handles the
rod with unquestioned sway. There
were present .twenty-nine scholars
ranging from the ambitious boy upon
whose face have appeared few modest
hairs as forerunners of things, to come,
to the little white headed urchin ofthe
calico apron. ~, s.als.3 -fi5i
AS looked about and saw so many
vacant forms, began to wonder what
had become. of the many who once
filled Those, now vacan. seats. The
teacher infornle d me that he had tfir-
ty-two enrolled. remember that not
many years ago there were upwards
Of one hundred. then thouobt I
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-05
Hoo1and's German Tonic,

Was compounded for those not inclined
to extreme Uitters, and is intended fer
nse in cases when some alchohoiic
stimulant is required in connection
with the Tonic properties OF the Bit
tiers, and l. intended for use in cases
when some alcLoholic stimuiant is re-
quircd in connection with the Tonic
properties of the Bittcrs. Each bottle
of the Tonic cCn-aius one bottle Of the
BittcrS. combined with pure Santa
Cruz Rum. and Favored in such 4 man
Ecr hat the extreme bitterness of the
hittcrs l. overcome. forming Il prep1lI-
ton highly agreeable and pleasant TO
the palate, and containing the medici-
nal virtues of Tie Bitters. Tie prize
of the Tonic IS 81 80 per bottle, which
many persons thiuh TOO much. They
must take into consideration that the
stimulant usea is guaranteed to be of Il
pure quality. y poor article could he
furnished ut Il cheaper price, but Is il
Lot better to pay little more and have
Il gcod article? y medicinal pfepara-
ton should contain none but the test
ingredients; and they who expect to
obtain cheap compound. and be bcne-
fitted by it, will most certainly hc
cheated.