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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

Suicides in York COunty.-John Ream, a
German, aged about % years, a potter in
the employ of the Messrs. Pfaltzgroh, in
whose employ he was for a long time, COM
mitted suicide by drowning himself in the
dam of Mr.. David Bentzel's mill, in Man
chester township on Monday evening of
last week.
Mr.. Jesse Brodbeck, near Jefferson of that
county, committed suicide on Thursday
morning, by hanging himself in his barn.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20
DEATHS.

GUssLER-On the 9th inst, in Center town
ship, Mr. w. II. Gussler, aged 81 years, o
months and Is days.
MooRE.-In Centre township, on the 10th of
Jnne, 1871, Maudie Dern, infant daughter of
Robert and Annie Moore, aged months and
IA days. e
Two little hands on the whito bosom lay;
Two little feet that ne'er more shall play;
Two little lips that tightly are pressed
In a little white robe she simply Is dressed.
Maudle has left us-gone TO Who gave her
Gone TO the One who long since died to save
her s ia-.. ~. II
Why should we weepi She has gone to her
Maker; tIHFDfs t.f u.f fUt.l
Bow to 1t meekly, If lie chooses to takeher.
Fold up her dresses - she'll need them no
Her dress is far brighter on that beautiful
shore;
3 The small crib s,empty beside the large bed /;
Twill always be empty-for Maudie is dead
SHEmLY.-In this borough, on the 18th inst,
Tommy 8. infant son OF u. i. and NJ. +. Shei-
bly,, aged months and days. .tf ...
q Gopelto the grayeis our loved one, so
Gone wlththe youthful bloom
Lowly we bend o'er our little friend,
Passing away TO the tomb. isl sr
Little Tommy, go to heaven,
Dwell in everlasting light,
You eternal life is given
Lived In glory ever bright. ''l9a -F#
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20
Gbe Gintes, Neu BLOOMFIELD, 1)a.

A Sad Accident.-On Saturday morning
the 10th inst, "a two horse team belonging to
VIM. Metz while crossing the track at
HIaley's Station was struck by a passenger
train running east. The train runs at a
rapid rate, and struck at the front the
wagon breaking the pole off allowing the
horses to escape. Isaac Metz a lad eleven
years of age was in the wagon and thrown
amid the wreck of the wagon to quite n
distance. He was picked up and taken into
store near by where his injuries were at
tended to by DIR. Traver after which he was
taken home. Should the boy recover it
would be arcmarkable escape from death.
A Fatal Accident.-On Monday morning
last as the Union freight line east, was
passing Millerstown, son of Mr. w. c.
Rothrock agent of the r. r. Co., at that
place was run over and instantly killed.
The boy was with his uncle, who, just as
the train was coming stopped to speak to
some person and at that moment it is sup
posed the lad attempted to cross the track
to speak to some men on the other side
when he was knocked down by the engine
the entire train passing over him. He was
a bright boy about ten years of age, and
the accident is n sad a1ilicton to his parents
who have the sympathy of the whole COM
munity.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

We call attention to the advertisement Of
DR., Schenck, which will be found in anoth-
cr column. TO Consumptivcs it will he
found particularly important.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

nunoon,o,, Itone O,,, oo,..o,,,o,,ao,,4
c,on' ttat ,,,noa sanJs +ho cono',,,,,. ;40
'''' '''>
houney 0neareI' poy teh years Oh age,
to.,, m :nt 49, I',.,s |Io ~: VI ''''''''''S' '"o
yr,,a . -. o ',' -,
o-4 ~ oe nS ~. w.? no; 'oi4 - D,ou , ~ 'no ~
'Ys 5 =, w i"'5'' oi 'iio
t,n,o aod t,,a 80 % tho AZ ~, We IvI
Tan, wh;tn,;ro found al 49, hir, o,.,.
L ,,;"a 49, 49, ''o, s, iil",' ''1OuO
,'a''o - Loa.. ~ 49,. .,' ol"l 'os .
- go. ~ 9"pp0'o"
many worthless DOGS about town. and tbe
community would he safer If Il were rid of
them.
The Lutheran Congregation Of this p,ace
held n Strawberry Festival in the parlors
of the Pennsylvania House. on Friday Sat
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20
In bankruptcy.

Eastern district of Pennsylvania s. S.
- AZ New Bloomfield the 18th day of Jan. 1871.
TVNllE undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
4 pointment as assignee OF William s. Rice of
Saville twp. in the county Of Perry and State of
Pennsylvania within said district, who has been
ad1udged q Bankrupt upon his own petition by
the district court Of said district.
JOHN BTXLER,
. l. Assignee
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

Boring For COal.-Another vein of coal
about two inches thick was struck on Fri
day last by Mr.. Geo. w. Shelby who is
boring for the Little Germany coal Com
pany. This vein was reached at depth of
100 feet. The intention is to sink the hole
200 feet deep providing the prospects for
coal continued good. Mr.. Shelby states
that the black rock in which he is now bor-
ing is the same kind as that under which
he generally found coal in Ohio.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20
OUR TER M S

EzRy Go to WERTz if you want a neat pair
of Boots, Shoes or Caters made to ORDER Re-
pairing done promptly, at fair rates.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

The Patriarchs and Prophets. is
the title of Il book descriptive of the lives of
the Patriarchs and the Prophets. 1t is a
book worthy place in every library. The
contents are not only instructive but are of
4 character calculated to please both young
and old. The work is now being sold by
Mr.. d. d. Reamer who will soon call on
our citizens with a copy of the work giving
them chance to subscribe.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

Too Wiliing.-We have received an ad-
vertisement for some lottery enterprise,
signed by Martin & Co., which he asks
ls to publish, and says "We have hereto
tofore done our business through agents,
hut now propose to do it direct with the
Publishers. 1t takes two to make bar
gain, and as we don't propose to have any
of Messrs. Martin 81 Co., business unless
the money accompanies the order, they will
probably do no business with us.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

4 Concert will be given in the Methodist
church, in Landisburg, on Friday and Sat
urday evenings of this week. 1t is to be
given by the singing-class Of Mr. c. II.
Jones, and the proceeds are to be used for
the repair of that church.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

Sudden Deatll.-On Monday of last week,
a daughter of VIM. Foose, a resident of
Newport, was taken with spasms and died
in a short time. Whether the spasms which
caused her death were brought on by fall
from swing, or from eating some drug,
both of which incidents had occurred in
the aftenoon) is not known. The child
was about years of age.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20
Philadelphia Price Current.
MARRrAaua.

RowE-BNLER - At the residence OF the
BRIDES father Mr.. Jacob Bixler, on the evening
of the 18th inst, by Rev. Shoemaker, DIR. j.
Wesley Rowe, of Waterloo, to Miss Sarah L.
BlxleT, of Center Mills, this county.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

EARLY Harvest.-On Friday last in some
ting wheat. This we think is the earliest
date at which grain has been cutin this sec
ton for many years.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

Wanderer.-Your communication will
appear next week. VIII be glad to hear
from you again. Communications should
be handed in by Saturday, at the --latest, or
they must lay over for week.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

A Call Accepted. - Rev. c. l.. Greenfield
has accepted call from the Lutheran con-
gregations comprising the following charge
Newport, st. SamueIs and Bucks Valley.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20

T~Kicked.-A remarkably fine two-year old
twp, was kicked by a mule, while in pas
ture, on Wednesday last, and hurt so badly
that it died in few minutes
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-20
"A Million of DOllGrsi I

shrewd but quiet men can make o fortune by
revealing the secret OF the business TO no one.
Address isoi ir0sdway, b a. ws.PeS' SeN York.
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TEACHERS OR STUDENTS

Wanting employment, at from $50 to slo0 month.
should address ZEIGLER 4 MCCURDY, 16 SO. eth
st., Philadelphia Pa. d4w
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

A PRETTY DEscRIPTIoN.--A short dis
lance from San Francisco, CAL, is the Ca
tholic burying ground-Calvary Cemetery
around the base Of cone-shaped hill,
called " Lone Mountain" which rises to the
height Of 2s5 feet-singularly symmetrical
view from this poiut is truly magnificent,
and in pleasing contrast with the wild
scenery that I had recently witnessed in
the Sierras. Everywhere the footprints of
civilization were visible. Far away-east,
north anu s0uth-are cities and towns nest
ling ia rich valleys or gently resting on the
borders of the crescent bay and romantic
lakes, with numerous suburban villas dot
ting the landscape while, westward, is the
broad Pacific Ocean, with many peaceful
messengers of commerce sailing on her ex-
pansive bosom.
There is always melancholy charm
about the "City of the Dead" and more
especially here, situated, as Calvary is. in
full view OF the grandest of all monuments
the mighty ocean. There is a fitness and
sublinity in it's contiguity to the waves of
the Pacific and the entrance to the Golden
Gate that never fails to impress every be-
holder. Bret Harte gave expression to the
inspiration that every one feels who visits
Lone Mountain, in the following lines:
"As stand by the eros the Lone mountain crest
Looking over the ultimate sea.
In the gloom Of the mountain Q ship lies at rest,
a And one sails away from the lea .,.,.
One hides in the shadow with sails laid aback-
The ship that Is waiting for me-
bot 10! IN the distance the clouds break away.
The gates glowing portal see
And bear from the outgoing ship in the bay,
So he that
The comfort DER dark Gsllilee,
And wait for the signal to go TO the shore,
To the ship that is waiting for me-
Cor. Irish american.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

A RUSSIAN FA1R.-We pride ourselves
very much on our fairs and expositions,
but we have hardly anything, after all,
that compares with the great fair at Nov
gorod, Russia, every year. The attend
ance was larger the past season than for
years previous, over 800, 900 people visit
ing it, and the sales of various commodi-
ties during the eight weeks Of holding it
amounted to more than SI25, 600, 600.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

and refieetina images s"e all around it. Re-
member that an impious and profane
thought uttered by parents lips may
operate upon a young heart like a careless
spray of water thrown upon a polished
steel, staining it with rust, which no after
securing can efface.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNDER BURNING sun. where Billous aAss
t{ops and Fevers Of various descriptions eeooeAy
prevail VARIANTS EFFEkvkSCENT sELTLRk
APERiE Mt been succcssfui beyond all parallel.
phatio sanction prescribing II "a prsfsroncs 70 every
other Apsr,ent e use Ihs ps'saes OF coTr.e Hisaiy
Rhtful, we'll mild and cooling oAthartics eheais-
ret devised aud poas every medicinal
the German Sritxer Spa. 1t 10 povdse
that only requires the Mddtto of wass- to produce in
an instant sdeiicous beverage N
n invaluable mrdicine. ASK FOR AND ACCEPT
NONE BUT THE GENUINE.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGI 3T6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

Itnc" StIt =, -, -. !,
Vsl..... ~ 81 Iu,'A'~"I 0So'7 '0'''' 10''''
last "a, Nc, II o. o,o . .,q oll
IT, bulk has been arii'e OWN
on I'm. 700 bls balance Of Dcctmt"t al
VA, he F,n.ely quoted mice Tor srot The pr"'a Ems
c'i Tor spot, Upper aud 3, u o
Resn b,s trinly hell but huvers have bri on
. IA dull Ssr Of ~ bhls last faN Of Decei'hrr
A. lc W. quot a; 2!c and Gases at 'Dzc Bales S"
pfa t, a; ma-Le wal quiet but firm al R;d2isc
limited dcfnGd but prices rae STEADY " "
,c. C,rx Al 81 East Ii u u1:c for EaDgoon
nav. ater better inquiry int pces
We JuD ia 10 g""l REFINING
IL ac for tuht &C. Tor Mar nfne 40 hbh
M,.- Sugar Sc the pier and 2B 'o'es s'au' On pa'
er. R.arcL ..
sElI!oyrr BE d. s"- Of 100 ags prime oho al
aI no b,ys choice lB.iaps linOiL 2Od p W
l! GG.l 81 nominal
AHE ana easier s.es OF lt tea 81 oc 10"
arrive ,,
9ic til ,.'sde ;l:c. for c'oic' .,,
l>Kl au' osrt ~ s'oot '"' OF ~ bAl+ al ueI
", .uc..Ay p.ce. We qaotr Douinal5 al 81 a''~
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49, "a n, .u, am q e.. = ssN,as sssa,s on. Il
Ks. s sss !: =. !: -:
Au.~erp Coz tores It a. sail We heard Of cA,e
mcess: b.o las sese done and have to
Us hurps ,Es hppe orders some advance in
crh end gold sp 70 WedAesa when the sudden Glowing
o. tie Ene by which some 2o0o bush Wheat %
e downward sndenc boilers generally declined 70 ,e Gnoe
then viii ;ss a' .n ea aS!s ses,' p4rs.. f. s
Whel statements Of the probable supplies
The v dl'iy na cannot TAIL very decided iniuenc.
export ,h cold weather experienced ssray
yoeed the canal hiss durd strong ap feeling
the close Of Change little prospect
moderate weather mod Consequently Of caus
vii IA much below prev stiGx ~ the West pec riA
v' ruoh above this market AM the supplies IN hps c's-ners
a'ncnf rd We ind ihe s;ocsH tie rc psi souit Wcrc-n
ues t below 'i hcd correpopre
Oar t''cs from hn- for tue ni,o6b! hui ttr
f ch" III m this c"nntr' loo Tor carly oL:ncc
~ ir 'e q lac sip E OF EARL da' Tie
ic. Of the wee as "i bush 3D. bu,h the corre
,f'',A We az ar a"S"iuJt nakei ut was GOOD corr
p c and rr the report, of cold weather the 10Y l.
ana N sh' ,'s' " ",d cmai muh ce' ~or' i
81 %" "rl With marked dec re heights. rapdh inrIo
" N Whe't "v I'm I'd u Las lon d"t lie 'tr,si are
AMER auI rFt; sl"rs DISPOSE to h o. and nj
ief> "u' s@""; ai "a" mHr.c, lower Tor spf@ .u
- NE o" later or, les r. tv an' Is u ar rant "
L. = Vac g, a.' o''n bust .; = :: - ~ 20 ,ns5
80" :, o Auhe ~ G''+ II =! fI White h,hEsn
ttr ''' tou!; ~ ga ri :" for " ne Grn.''c
o. -. p4r, arrive par o. " est n a: - Canada
Wet 80 ID 1vc-rcsei At Sic AL IA SIrosf DO a.
81 To- bare Nah ri u Oats &c y" an muco
better the part The ssls are ln oc bush Nru
oao NJ x.i IT !9: g.; Wit "1.c E"cf &c ana go
554 &c. s-d Vile a, ;o Size el &c buyer lo1 oG
Con-, lsc tt'1" e t''ol the dr"ani chiefly
N md or s"r Tie aGv ance IL ire .hs
-, Is rGair, -, sale MA bu,n. c,eIn S,e
a7'I 'c. r>, A.! ;r"c. atrH ing = '9e and Sa''.c'
ia sioi'. Mo;rr Iciow cic Scuih,' " h',, DC
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OFFICE or
0. s. ASSISTANT TREASURER

EEWlOhh ''''"'' -
In conformity With from the sser o. Wv c
,.. IA hereby given holders Of Per Cent s.
sA,.s, ,...sd u March w. s.A nm
such ..s.u -. so..nd .sh. h,sdrA s ,'D''s'n s
and ,,o thousand nine hundred and hnyOns a. .,.S
denomination Of AloOoo each between the number. w. -.
h,s,,d and thir,y.four 1899 aud two shou'ana A -,
$500 =, oc, inclusive will be paid presentation :. WI, A.
and AMER fs Ill, day o, Jnnu, ISL such
VII, =. ..s 10 tnsr interest," aud viii DO 10 isASrf
mana, trSrve oil Nauns' D&sa - A'so@
TunnAs HIuI.HI.vSE. AsS"s1 irs ~p'''
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lDONRsTIC MARKETS.

NV OK,rAvs 6mer Sups6ne here, Double R
a. IA 81 $. Treble Extra 81 Is Com market bare
am Sd GDIrrs 73 Sides &c. hoase easier Fair 81 dtc rnm-
An oth- arteries unchanged Sterling Ii
ehsnee il Sight Drafts n. New Yora cent discount Gold M
al. r. strained Crude Tu~ntIe steady at ~ ~ Tor Hard.
- Is t Yellow DIP, e. IS Coy Virgin Tar steady at ~
FI,..v I,c duL $vS bush ~" Ambes In sorc
On ,er.us Drill at ~ ~ ~. n-eed on
Aslrs 10 W~"h b,ed % srte 81
no. tr \ Ne o. SPOT oaerLg OaS steady ahs one car
NM Dee. Cotton Timer Lo. aifbx,. igi 4atG Flour
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

IIypxpooL De- 2-lJs1 O. Cotton opened Que. Biddliae Up
lands go Mid1Lus Orleans. Si1i0d.
"A MUn<d States Five TwenJ opened
stg for th, issue OF 1892
pAen d. IA rn.--ientes opened Al IS. B5n
Dec. 2I:B n.onso CLOSEST AZ ~! for and q2t
for ibe scoaL United Hates ti,sTvssy Bond, loe va 1865,
old 9.t 1875 95; len fortles, St
ry,tpoo bee 2I.3O motion closd dun Hi6ine Up.
Ian, Nd Midns ., 00i sslas of he day bale.
itcl ading 3,GN y sxpen aud speculation.
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THl,. MARKETS.


p-c. 1871
As,J-s-7h. to-'sv - pFrs fo ~" Al n"''f.'' g.
80 ... -, pTces az LIN a. ~ ~
?. . tN'i.f' ho--. A.
: 70 =. ~ f. sI'; 81 fhc'1ic"t ~
~, ~, ., ar. ee bai~. (152 o! wArh
-, ,lrat n ION. Did - "n sr4hncI ;
"a O.. 8, 1--we p1ces aN4Hor &c ;
8 q. q 10 .ows o a bs.s g. Low Nod nE
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-, a. % their absolute safety and handsome re-

A>->--------xv-
: -, .,,a.o,n. -.
1ca,s, Of their ahsoiu@ sa1ety ana nan"S''No TO
surns IN interest
Exchanges Of 500 and other Securiti"s lot Nokri'
ERN TACIITcs have avs" been ho"Sy III amount .n'
searly income profit t" the farnes eAcha''e'hs
beng from 81 to 20 per cent.
The high character OF these Bonds H permanently
s sblishcd, and holders Al fully projected noi oniN
: s, the AZ PIE security Afforded in the mortgage hu
Nv n mos, ri.!I and eoonoMi al administration OF
the affairs Of the C'mrs'Y
Steadily. and with even greater rapidity than was
tn;:cia.Nly Is PM 'i'r' 'AiS great thoro"shl1I'
y a1vanc.nc a""Css fhr continent opening ~ ~ fo
~ see, Ill, i.rSt bolt al undevnloIeu county -"
am q. r,cry phase Of IT," enterprise is III Inc
Isl satisfactory condition. its complete sr'''t>
.l,,.r since assured and its early completion Is
n.c..c.:...,tt.
... ....n'ts containing full DESCRIPTION OF
I L., 90. be .o..,inod upon "rFh'a'io" 10
JAY '"oNf '"''
N."-l ~ ado. 'I'''". AL " 'H'' .'.~''''
or 8 D.la,: s ,a.t'.e '''' .c.""' the c"Uni'y'
y sill t>D pr>Nih 'nY RILF"A" C"NrANi ;
liEsT v ;i"'"t ~ '>' ~ '-''''
49, ,,.o ~.
- he. ~. ~ i.H { u i. c. ~ EkiN /, lay
.,r,< COM
FIT 81 JAX.
'.rE 90 i"N'
nI% IrN'M:'A1lUN> "i S-''N' e"N' AND SlW''
,1..r,,.,,.d FIRM tie undersigned. or throu. h
a.. T. - ~. ,hr,,,,,,, ,h
=" ~: .''' "'hAS "'' ''''''''' 'D'o' '-''o' ''''
-. >..t.s
...,.,.ivc fcctr~,s ~ ,hcec Securities arc re-.
49,. .,...,,.l,,, , Lovo L..,.
T.. ~ 'h' ''"' '''' d, u, " ''' IN' "'u
das. e.; int 81 ~ '2~;Fcf. icy are n'ar'V al
,or'-' g. - hut n small amount are now fr sale.
........,a ,,,rr.,. s,cn,itv with 8 h,.,.l
~ 81 c-'s.. HIS lH-ttc-t =, count i Ha." h.'t
.. Sd, horn, 1N a., CoAIaiv tho: III tie
-, g. .: 49,. 1
'i".- .''- 49, ."' - ! a. '''"''" "'' S'l' -
W c. -..N ldld. vi. 3 III Nal! %. - C;"N IL
-. s',-.itv hind them = .:nplc N every Tart:cr
Ga-'.., c.'-'l,u.' n T. ST., I'D "Al, m'iic'-''i
.4u'i lore q: Iail-vIi -. 80, ~.} s."n c@''tci thr
iii. e. So. pa. N'.." ;'por;a" railway oi-
r ri l..-' 80. ,.u. ! ,.,tir Railroad a; ! Ori
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c-cYir'nercr.n Not,c:5.
f1!rb!e aro Sldtc nldrtels.

KLABNR, Steam MARBLE and MAi.BLE,
~. H. -, nS ~ List Ligh.enth-st Marble .sd
Ib Countes honuIeIts ~ price 'hA'
oet. cor ,rninn M,rbe tor the trade
- KIABER s. Co.'S Marble Works, 223 West
-. 5s ahsv Marble and msrbesed man'es
chespes 10 city Send for designs
l., rEWART's SLATE MANTELS: largest as
' H. err la":.t E' ant designs l.
SrEwA%r 90 t5 sI:ra'-. BET Thrybna ard Thrtysrthst
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prlnil;lg.

WV. TVTPNt!!." SONS, 104 Fulton =
~ iirHrcHhPiC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS AID LABEL
Mt%ttA, th.rS.
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A. a. DETA&:.r, Os.ch rIB LiCE !'OCaG ioA'o}
UAsa,A,,GO>. Nor .; III. J
SEALND PROPOSALS. viii be received al
- o.. MT ock D. NDAY. tt~s:h day o. January,
TO- s ~, lon. OF tn bet cushi, VIA
rpEM DLtA LA Ob tnr be n-d State'
L. ~ t. Specifications t+s he VAC as
y , o. whoa i.l Application TO tue Lsnti One
.r To- g.. L.. lIiop" I,rtsr, No brosiHd' SrA ora h,
.n n,g.. I--'v,j- y F"ube t,nsnarc los Ma', anu
a., =. H.. ...,.r - ;,.t,.t Nah JJ-I q ifNhl.
" - &. a. .iiVu,e Board.
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S~~ G.-,., g. 800. Us -" -'ll9
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on Mess; Wcsern Prime Mes; Tor future a W @
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Ezra Me-, Tce beef e r res'' M s,' . ps sS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

,,.c,,r -. CENT FEST MORTGAGE Cor BoVnS
II the t'uriIE AMP MONTGuMtKY RAILROAD Co.. ~
dos! l,- Alabama. &fG."a Ililc or 4 c":rIIc;e 1
roG. Particulars on application For sale at %
a. ! az, e. Irtuest ~ SOUTH %"
81 " iiaul-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK AARKKT-Dec. 2.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK AARKRT-Dee2
Rrce pts s7s}5 Hogs 900 Sheep Ship
mruis-3l8l Cath. 2!2o LOGS 35 sheen Corrrsponng weei
4gi?o Hogs 100 Shec'. Shipments
32 Cattle 40 Sheep Cattle market better hut sock
rh. 81 - Meinn 70 Good Sia - 90;
Inning - ioo Prime. Choice VI sale
Hogs hcher bn; rather eids ~ for FAR to
Cboce H,avv Packing
same year. Sheep light supply price, belrg unchanged