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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02

Samuel D. Greenhoe and Eva Moke.
William Lipps and Anna Zepp.
Philip Vogelgesang and Mary Ann Hill
scher.
Edward w. Slack and Lois A. Ensign.
Jesse w. Way and Marietta earns.
August Lomont and Elizabeth Siblla.
Roseville g. Sage and Maggie n. Shorb
Jacob Klotz and Julia Ana Bachtel.
Adam Roger and Classy Bolhnger.
Frederic She'll and Elizabeth Miller.
Rudolph Stuter and Alexandra Butti-
key
Charles W Scott and Harriet NJ. Gold
rick.
Isaac ShsefTer and Sarah Jane Reed.
John Fisher and Elizabeth Bachtel.
Samuel Higerd and Susan Isenar.
Elias p. Pontius and Katie Roger.
Levi Alley and Mary Reed.
Jacob Cutler and Dorothea r. Hester
Christian Serofter and Elizabeth Fox.
Rep j. Joyce and Nancy BringtoH.
John J. Miller and Barbara Ann Garrit
z Victor II. Carris and Maggie Adams.
Alfred T. Mackenzie and Mary Madora
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CLAIMS ALLOWED


q j p Burton to. Jas G TrottAr, 2sacres in
,Tuscarawas tp., $265. 81 'e- ,eta.i
HC'&J D Ellison to Smith. & Zqng,
half lot IN Alliance, $4,000, -,-r -o,r
! G Russell to "A Herman, lot in Nasal
Ion, $3.50. g azsi 81 % s..as g. .- s l,s5
zerbe to B A Whiteleather, 13-acres
IN Osnabargh tp. $780, = 'i''asi.iiL ~
- ..sI z 2 .E PisSo t6 p + .wsEBAugh IN
: PnFdy 4 ,MeNsil to John SILK, lot in
lMassil1o on. $4,000 usairs-lcL lzllss ir1ass.ei
.ssW O Thompson TO T Campbell, lot IN
Canton. $500 .si1il'l~ - -
b LeigRisy 70 John Weehter, ! acre in
BethleheR tp,r $25. ~ ,a4 r.-r,T = ,9
S sRahEi6k axsnstO. w C Thompson, lot IN
Canton, $5o0.I Ell - H.rzzlasa2s1 ,'-sait s-;i
= w 9 9Homps06 to ] skinner, lot IN
Canton, 500. = =, -. .,--.-,.-,--
= John ,Willis. K. Christie Ann Willis, J
QOt1in Canton, $1400-:z e.. raio 6
J J-Cail' to Adam Stuck, q acres in
Pike tp., 1857. ~ ,.--i'' : --S's-.A : =
= Henry Grubsr to NJ B chaddock, lot in
iWaynesburgh. 5000 ~ ss.rl ,,s,'sa .e-ig -
ssJnlia Ann Hoover to Thomas ] Taylor,
6e acres in Lexington tp., $4760. r',' 6
Elizabsth Cock to Lonis Mercier, acres
in Nimishillen tp, $500.
J N Webb to Park Culbison, lot in Al
lance, $780, els 90 ..
!. Alex johnson to David Gilker. lot in
Canal Fulton, $50,
samuel Haines to David Grimm, lot in
Minerva, $3.50. q.
Eugene Baliget to Francis Guittard, lot
IN louisville $780, on
$ G Ritner to Derkort, 81 acres in Nj
mishillen tp, $3.50.
H Reamsnyder to Daniel Reamsryder
lot In Canton, $500 t-,.
Sheriff Dunbar to c Cleverley, lot in Al
hancs, 10000. - ~ a -
G d Dehoof to @ Indermuehle, lot II
Canton, $1,000.
Geo H Spealman to Cyrus Young, lo
In Massillon, 1854 -r-,
Emery Miller to Margaret Stradford
lot in Alliance. $i650.
Hiram r Wise to Geo w Raft, lot il
Canton, $lS75.
CIV Raft 10 NJ L Fast, lot in Can
ton. $675.
I'M Shelter to Jos Gfullen, 2 acres il
SugArcreek tp, $400.
Canton Building Association No. l t.
Mary A Shoemaker, lot in Canton, $ll00
John Murray to Agnes Maxwell, II
acres in Tuscarawas tp, $3000
Jos Kirk to c w Robinson, 3 lots II
Canal Fulton, 1925.
WlWalser to Anna RuInheimer, 10
in Canton. $l200.
JB Wilmer to E H Brosius. lot in ALI
anco, $11400
John Plants to Fred Plants. acres i
fuscaraYas tp, 500. -t. I
Geo w Eyster to David Stoner, Z acre
IN Canton tp, 500.
Sol Wites te N Gaskill. II acres in Lex
iDgton tp, $1,000
] J Carl to Geo B Tope, land in Can
ton, $500
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02

CuREp,-A young wife in Troy cured
her husband of disposition to absent
himself from home at night by providing
him with an excellent dinner. and saying
to him afterwards: George, if you find q
,sweeter spot than our home, describe it to
me, and will rival it, if die in the at
tempt A kiss and few tears completed
the victory. lev.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02

-RSunson Of shs NEaeaeenth .. v. 4.
The surviving members of the 18th
Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, will
.bavs,a reunion Of that regiment at Can
tom. Ohio, on Tuesday, the ID day Of Jan
.uarv. 1872, at which time the committee
hope and desire TO meet all Of theirsnr
viying comrades.
Signed. Samuel Beatty, II. G. Strattap
John Blum, p A. laubie, Chris. Felber
Philip Reefy, W. a., Allen, J. NJ Nash
George Perkins, VIM. A: Knapp, s. ]
-FEestone and David Basch, Committee.
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10000 FARMERS.

THE HELPER shows you how to save and
how to make money on the farm. Where 10 look
for the profits, and how to obtain them. How 10
clear S00O.OO from Oct. to May. copy TREE
to every farmer sending name and P. o. address
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICEs

WTAMTED-EVERYBODY 10 KNOW
DH. C. A. SMITH. thoroufh and permanent
curs of Genorrh0a, Gleets Syphilis, Nocturnal
Emissions, kc.-in short every form OF Sexual
tions Of the monthly periods, with or without
medicine. All communications strictly eonhden
tial. Boarding and tslrEing furnished n desired.
No letter will be answered unless Il contains
postage stamp. once, No. n Michigan street,
Cleveland, Ohio. Rpr2Iyl
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DAUcHEY's AGENCY.
8 O'CLOCK.

h00H A MoNTH.-Horse and carriage fur
MHIl nished; expenses paid samples free.
TOFOO H. B. SHAW, Alfred, Me.
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Howard Sanitary Association.

NOR the Relief and Cure Of the Erring and I'm
fortunate, on Principles OF Christian Philap
thropy Essays on the Errors Of Youth and the
Follies OF Age In relation 20 MlHEIAsl and SOCIAL
EVILs, with sanitary aid fer the Hiieted- SentfEes
in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO
STRANGk, BUT TRUE.-EVery young Iadyan
- gentleman in the United States can hear some-
thing very much to their advantage, by retarn
mail without chGrge) by addressing ths under
signed. Those having fears Of being humbugged
may oblige BY not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
THOMAS r. CHAPMAN.
Rrnnlnrn.L KllrL
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no THE SUFFERING.

TWNHE-Rev.W william H. Norton, while residing In
II Brazil q Missionary, discovered in That
land OF medicines q remedy Tor CoHsUMFTiOSs
ScEoFULA Som Throat, CoU0Hs, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND
NERVOUS WKAK0Ess This remedy has cured mJ-
self amer ali other remedies had failed.
Wishing TO benefit the suffering, viii send the
recipe for preparing and nsing this remedy to sll
who desire It FREE OF CHARGE
Please send an envelope, with your name and
address on It Address,
Rev WILLIAM Il. NORTON,
6T6 BROADWAY,
septsi II NEw YoHK CRY.
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S. STUTZ.

Surveyor and Civil Engineer, Main street, above
Union Bank, Massillon, Ohio, rays particular
attention to measuring and surveying coal
banks, and making plats for the same. Also
constructs Buildings, Horse Powers, and Pumps
for Coal Banks-Bridges for Railroads, Water
Works, etc Give me q trial oct5 II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02
MEDICAL.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopine
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,
av,a Eo1 qT1vr1v7ffar
" never before in the whole list

Probably never before In the whole history OF
medicine has any thing won so widely and SO
deeply upon the confidence Of mankind, as this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints
Through long series Of years, and among most
of the races of men 1t has risen higher and higher
in their estimation, rs II has become better known.
Its uniform character and power 10 cure the va
riOus affections OF the lungs and throat, have
made Ii known rs n reliable protector against
them. While adapted TO milder forms Of disease
and 10 young children, Il IS at the same time the
most efiectual remedy that can be given for lncip-
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
Of the throat and lungs. As provision against
sudden attacks Of Group, IL should be kept on
hand In every family, and indeed as al are some
times subject to colds and coughs, all should be
provided with this mtidote for them.
Although settled COIstflltItf0Il Is thought in
curable, still great numbers OF cases where the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured and the patient restored 10 sound health
by the CheITU Pecforaf. So complete Is its
mastery over the disorders OF the Lungs and
Throat that the most obstinate Of them yield 10 H.
When nothing else could reach them, under the
CheITy PecfOpGI they subside and disappear.
Singers aud ptf6ffc Speakers nTid great
protection from IT,
-AsfLnta Is always relieved and often wholly
cured by 1t.
bronchitis Is generally cred by taking the
Chey7U PectOIai la small and frequent dOses-
So generally are lis virtues known, tifat we
need not publish the certificates OF them here, or
do more than assure the public that rs qualities
are fully maintained
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02

I'VE WIN sepd handsome Prospectus Of our Melg
6ttHstTpted EdDlity Bible, containing over 200 fine
scripture Illustrations to any Book Agent free of
charge Address, NATIONAL PUBLIsHINd Co. Chica-
90, III, Cincinnati, O.. or St Louis Mo -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02
NEW PUBLICATION.

lust PUBLISHED-265 PIP. limo. illustrated
q with numerous cuts, bound in cloth. 81, in
payer, 90. Free by mail on receipt Of price.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02

RIFLES, BhOT-GUNS, REVOLVER
Gun materials Of every kind. Write for Price
Llst, 70 Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh,
for. vvoptA1 90 - N-N-@ANN
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REMOVAL.
NaIOon fOr Rent.

gINHE undersigned Ofers for rent his new 3-story
i Frame Saloon Building. on corner Of Tenth
street, near the Railroad Depot, at reasonable
terms. The building contains a fine and splendid
Saloon, convenient for railroad travellers also .
large Dancing Hall, with four other convenient
rooms for family use. It is one Of the best loca-
tions for q Saloon, and such other business in
Canton city, and cOmmodious 10 the public gen
orally. Possession will be given on the 18th Of
November next For particulars, enquire of
HENRY BECKER,
OcL5-tf Canton, Ohio.
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$50. we will Paw $40,
Q9EZ a MONTHS Horse furnished. E.
HZJ4 peuses paid H B. SHAW, Alfred, M
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Chronic and Sexual Diseases

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
The cheapest book ever NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nearly three hundred pages, and one hundred and
thirty fine plates and engravings OF the anatomy
of the human organs in a state of health and dis
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consequences upon the mind and body, with the
authors plan of traetment-the only rational and
successful mode of cure, shown by q report of
cases treated. truthful adviser to the married
ano those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts of their physical condition. Sent free of
postage to any address, on receipt of twenty-five
cents in stamps or postal currency, by addressing
DR. LA CROIX, No 81 Maiden LRney Albany
N. Y. The author may be consulted on any Of
the diseases upon which his beck treats, either
personally or by mail, and medicines sent to any
part Of the world. octa6W4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02

The Western Book and Tract Society
met in Cincinnati Monday The expendi-
lures during the past year were $21 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02

Instruction given in the Common Branches, Sci
ences and Classics. Next term will commence
first Thursday in January, 1872. For further in
Oot2 'TI-tf W. H. H. AVERY, Principal
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Words of W1SdOml

FUh YOUNG MIN.
I'm the ruling passing in youth and Early Man
~ hood, VIVA SELF-HELP fer the Erring an
unfortunate. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, frs
Ror p PniIadeldhfa pa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02
Road Filling,

THNHE Commissioners win sell at public sale. on
Il Wednesday, November /, the filling at the
Barr's Fording Bridge on Warwick Road in Per
~ township. Filling 70 be let by the cubic yard
on the ground. ED. A. LEE
County Auditor.
AuDIroR,s OFFICE, Canton, Oct. 10, '7l-w2
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MARRIED.

ALEY-REED-on October Goth, 1871, by the
Rev; j. J. Fast, at his residence, Mr.. Levi Alley
and Miss Mary Reed, all Of Canton.
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aIettt AdrertiseiuEmts.
CANTON ACADEMY.

DY WERTS & KING-Two Secondhand Top
ID Buggies. Call and see-for sale cheap. Car
riage shop on Seventh street and Poplar.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the books of the
IN Canton Steam Engine Works,P. p. Bush & Co.
OF Canton, Ohio, will be opened for subscription
to their capital stock, Thursdsy, the 9Th day or
July, 1871, at the ofice of John F. Clark, No. "A
South Market street.
JOHN F. CLARK,
One Of the IncOrPOFators Of said Company.
Canton, July 6, ls7l-n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the eo-partner-
IN ship heretofore existing between Philip Wal
ter, Samuel Becherer and Charles thinner, under
the drm name of Walter, Becherer 4 Co. is this
day dissolved, Samuel BechereI retiring, Messrs-
Walter thinner will continue in the old place.
PHILIP WALTER,
SAMUEL EECHERER.
CHARLES ZlMNER.
nct1aMa ! =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02
Cider Vinegar.

THE undersigned have nand and for sale
Il $50 barrels Of CIDER VINEGAR. Will ship
to any part of the country, If desired
Address 7. MCCALL SONS,
jnne29H WayResburg, Stark Co.,'O.
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AttachHnenf No1Tce.

Daniel Bush Plaintiff Before Jacob Shenkle, ].
; =. of OsnaburR toWuship-
Eli NJ. Deweese dert. Stark county, o.
ON the 9Th day Of October, A d. 1871 said Jus.
" tice issued an order of attachment in the
above actiSn for the sum of forty-eight and
4I-loo dollars Said case is adjourned till NovSul-
Der 25, 1871, at ] o'clock P. II.
oot2sW2s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02
Chicago & the Great cOnfIagatiOn

A concise his1ory of the OF this most Won
derful of cities, and q detailed, circumstau-
ItaA and vivid occount of its destruction by
fire; with scenes, incidents, &c. By Messrs. Col
BORT and CHA1lBEGLIN, City Editors of Chicago Tri-
otne Fully illustrated from photographs taken
on the spot AGENTS WANTED.
Address C. F. VENT, IS ". 4th ST. Cincinnati o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-02
'Councii PrOceedInEs.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Monday Evening, 4
October 90 1871

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Monday Evening, 4 2
October 80, 1871.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present. Messsrs. Belden, Bender, Lind
say and STANDARDIZATION Underhiu in
the chair As4A tlA4G i- !
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved. ~v-vsz4-yz, p, s--r-e
From John Correll, asking damages
($l,5Q0l for fill in front of premises On
North Market street Referred to Com.
on Claims. l4-i.9 ~-A5 3
i From School Board, fer plank walk
along Shuvers lane from Market street to
North School. Referred to Committee on
Streets with power to. act. y.
From. residents ct Third Ward, asking
for q house and necessary fire ,aecoutre-
ments, and agreeing to organize them
selves into hose company. Referred to
Com. on Fire Dept.
From Chief Fire Engineer Dunbar, rec
ommending the appointment of Jefferson
Koontz and Louis Rigler as assistants
Recommendation agreed to and appoint
ment confirmed
Also from same, asking for an addition
al horse THAT onelcould Be had till spring
forfthe feed. Referred to Fire Dept. Com
with power to act.
From Com on Claims MR. Lindsay,
that they can not agree upon the adjust
nent of sundry claims for damages by
reason of gradiag, and would therefore
recommend that they be laid upon the
table, which was agreed.
From Com. on Gas (Mr. Belden, rec
ommending. PAYNE Of quarterly gas bill
$l59,09l Report accepted and recon-
mandation agreed TO
From Mayor Shields. of fines, licenses,
&c, received to date. Referred to Com.
on Accts. of City Officers.
From Weighmaster Field, proceeds of
city scales. Accepted and filed.
From City Solicitor, that Council may
allow the Chief Fire Engineer whatever
compensatiop in their Judgment his serv-
icss are reasonably worth. & ess
Conneil allowed the usual comPensa-
tion-$5o per annnm. T-~c~,%
% oRptNAScEs.
To pave west side OF sidewalk on South
NJ. .rxet between N aVar1e street and Mimi
shiIlen~ creek First reading. -
To grade and pave sidewalk on Tusca-
rawas Nnorth sidel between Poplar and
Plum sts. First reading.
CLAIMS ALLOWED. ~
Numan, street Iaborers s22O24
] LVannostrap, filing idewallI--.----.---.-. $50
VIM. Nuuans table for hose hoGse..-....------. 325
Werts klng, work andmaterial, Fire Dept 1880
Beehes Z hiiiips. hlacss.nithinE. old acct, 1870
Nimfsiila Eodgof setlees for Fire Dept-..... I0OO
d SSmith, enrbing and paving.......-.---.-... $50
HartEeil &sAxton,, advertising ............. $500
- - aascEhL sNsoUs. eS,l--a--
"A .communicatiens was presented gby
the chair, from Rabts Clark & Co., Gin. law
publishers. informing Council that they
have issued codifeation of Ohio mum
u PtAA - No. esIz = rrta cEcsg !. .l ..Tt =
On mohons Clerk was advised to order
-onascopyo ok s--s-1-f . o. ~-, a,L- -utlarI
.-.On motioh2ofi Mr.. Lindsay, that city
purchase 25D0o brick for paving purposes.
Agreed to. -. =. -, -,
On motion, adjourned. s - ,-aa .,
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To Dealers i'm Saws and
SaW-MiIl Owners.
OIRCULAR SAWS AND MILL SAWS Of all
~ kinds made and repaired. At Canton. Ohio,
BY BALLARD, FAST & co.
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A Administrators Notice.
N Office is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator of the estate OF Elisha Martin late of
stark county, Ohio, deceased. All having claims
against the estate will present them cording to
law; aud all knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will make immediate payment.
- LEVI STUMP.
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Harry Weidman and Mary Ratler,
Robert Howard and Eliza n. Mangus
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oRpfNAScEs

To pave west side Of sidewalk on South
NJ. rxst between NaVarze stfeet and Mimi
shiIlen creek First reading.
To grade and pave sidewalk, on Tusca-
rawas fnorth side), between Poplar and
Plum sts. First reading. NY
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CITY SALOON.

+. Hebert, Louisville, o.,
ON MAIN STREET, second door east Of cor
~ ner, south side.
June %, laTO-tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-20

The Chicago Republican, the New York
Evening Post, the Tribune, the Springfield
Republican and other papers of prominence
speak favorably of Speaker Blaine for Vice
President.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
says the Republican papers are too hopeful
over the political results from the New York
riot. The members of that party in that
State have short memories, and after sticking
by the organization through the war are. not
likely to leave for little Orange trouble. As
to the Irish who are loud mouthed now so
they will vote for Hoffman as usual. This
class does not denounce him more bitterly
than it did after the draft riots.
The Savannah "News" does not seem in
clined to depart" 1t says: "If the New
York World is really the leader of the So
called democratic new DEPARTURE it is fatally
injuring its cause. Its fiippant mockery over
the grave of the Lost Cause 1.-THE cause Of
the Constitution and the rights of the states
| and its coarse abuse of jefferson Davis will
find no sympathy at the South. The LOS
Cause is precious memory with the Demo
Gratis of the South, and the misfortunes O
| Mr.. Davis are the misfortunes of his people
The new departure men may be sure O
| thatD
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-20
Review Of the Portland Markets.
WEEK ENDING July 9,1s71.


Our prices current this week show but slight
change. The grocery trade continues to be very
good tor the month. Butter and cheese are not so
firm as they were last week. Prime Vermont tubs
of butter are selling at 2692Sc and is difficult TO
get more than those prices unless for very choice
article. Coal is unchanged dealers delivering it at
81 5O3s 5O The dry goods mar ket is very firm es-
pecially for woolens which have advanced, and the
tendency is stil upward both for cotton and wooden
goods. Fish are unchanged. though the tendency
is downward. The first cargo OF Bay mackerel ar
rived here on Monday and accounts from the fleet
are of an encouraging character.
Flour is dull and lower with a downward tenden-
cy Grain is in good supply and corn is not so firm
as it was last week; fine fed and shorts are also
lower Hay is and high, and dealers offer
ing 1872 Tor prime baed; loose is selling at sol
the stand. Iron, Leaf her, lime and lumber I'M
changed. Molasses is very firm, with light stocks.
Nails are same as last week. Naval stores dull
with slight advance. Oils are unchanged. Plaster
Is dull.
The produce market is rather dull. Old potatoes
are without quotation and prices are nominal as
new are coming along quite freely and selling at
81 251 80 per bushel Long Island onions are SELL
ing at Sc per Dbl. Provisions are dull and I'M
changed; though pork is not quite SO finn. Lard is
quicker and our quotations are maintained. There
is no change in salt. Sugars are not so firm and
granulated is a little off Syrups are lower. Teas
are quiet Tins are fiIm aud there is slight adj
vance on pig. Wool is very firm and our quota
tions are fully main ained-all choice lots being
| readily taken up.
| The money market is quiet and easy. Gold hal
been steady for the past few days at 1124@i12t. U
| S. Bonds aie little higher than they were las
week.
| The ireigbt market shows no improvement and i
| remarkably duu. Brig j. II. Lane has been takel
from Bonaire to Portland at lac pei bushe for salt
| brig liza. hence to Pernambuco, at $14 for lumber
| briggs L. c. Redman and Mary G. Mariner from tn
Kennebec to Philadelphia at 81 for ice and towages
| Lumber freights are unchanged-S2 to Boston an(
| So 10 to New York, One vessel was taken Tor Hart
| ford, Conn, at So for lumber.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-20

ilege of having sire to poke." They may
also share the writer's belief in Its beneficial
results in keeping alive family affections and
rendering sacred the restraints OF home infiu-
ence by its memories. But they will excuse
nc if during the months of July and August
we respectfuly dissent from their opinions on
tbe subject. There may be homes that keep
ND this fire throughout the year, or poke up
other fires, but we don't want nor don't in
tend to become an inmate of any such homes
NOT during July and August.