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The New York herald., 1872-11-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ss.sH S 'qs Sss ssss as: ssd % %R sss
Cotton in fair demands ARM ssm miaanss NSy Mt re-
selpts bales; gross 1000 Exports Britain,
eSenns Zoo Rsit stocRs iSesio s a.e' '00as O' A''
ssssH Esssipi bales Exports soasswse' Ss sales 0
c..... ou.,,,, :, SAVANNAH, Nov. J, 1877
@ saes NsSSE'A ss ssoca ssas Britain % '0a'w's
ESsss ss %asnf @ us Ss ssssG @ ~ bales
RssIa Sa,ss az i M Tor
1SbaccSsas. o.. @ q hhds Lugs' 50 % IS: low
Lake % e SaS sasSs., 1
Wheat s. ss s Sasisis SS5n ds:
corn Ss g. ISar quiet western spring.
Ssss cs
changed. =.
Flour s ssy steady wales sales pss
isr double extra Wheat dsii; sSSo BUSHELS .Ss
E0 gsy club M
snsss as$ Sns
as sT 'S s steady s cans f1 e. d
York, wheat 2c barley loc g hold in boats; barley
road freighs-Flour to Boston 7Oc to New York, 6Oc
t9 Albany o2c Receipts by ake.sao0 bushels @ wheat
wheat, q 900 do. barley; l,Oil, 100 feet lumber
CHICAGO Nov. z 1872
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet weak,
settled tied and Iower No SPRING q lS; No do so
9sc. rejected Sc Corn steady No mixed, 3lc spot
November or Dccember rejected, 2Sc. Oats steady
Fat &c g. Barley Y steady Nc aEslj @ S9s S0c
January Bulk meats duh and lower for old shoulders
steady hams, shc, Hse; shoulders, 1c. 4c short
December, January and Februery at 81 90 81 6 per
cwt. boxed Whiskey quiet and weak. nomnally S0tsc
and wheat ReceiptsMos GOO bbs Aolr, 72,OOO bushels
o barley sS G Sb Ss. cur iS Bushels
wheat 5000 do. corn 5000 do oats, 72000do. barley.
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animation and A considerable business was trans
acted in the 67's and currency bonds. The latter
advanced to ll4K. The e7's were nearly half per
cent higher than yesterday mornings prices. the
advance In gold stimulated o general advance In
the Ave-twenties, and the Improvement was re-
tanned after the downward reaction In gold to-
wards the close The currency skies were strong
upon large demand which. operated upon them
regardless OF the gold premium, these securities
being
with many trust companies and savings banks. The
following were the closing quotations :-United
States currency SKIES, 114z ll41s; do. do, 1881,
registered, lis 1l5k; do. do, coupon, 1l6H
q 116sS; do. do, fve-twenties, registered, May
and November, 111x 112 do. do, 1852,
coupon, do. do, 11lA q liz; do. do, 1864,
do. do. 111H q 112; do do, 1865, do. do, 1124
1l2s; do. do. 1867, registered. January and July,
114x a 114a4; do. do, 1866, coupon do, 114,s
114K; do. do, 1867 do. do, 1l41 114H; do. do,
1868, do. do l14,s 1l4A; do. ten.forties, regis
tered, 1855 10S7S; do. do, coupon, 1Osl4 10sK;
do. fives OF 1881, registered, 100H a ITO; do do.
do, coupon, ITO 110h.
STOCKS DULL AND LOWER.
The stock market continued dull and devoid Of
important feature The early feeling was fairly
rm and prices at the outset were generally better
than at the close of the previous day. Toward the
close OF the second board weakness set In and,
under a pressure OF sales from several houses,
usually credited with constitutional bearsh senti-
ments, the market declined steadily until the end
of business, when prices left of u a III per cent
below the best OF the day. On the other hand Erie
was strong with the course of
THE LONDON MARKET
and advanced to 53x, while Northwestern was
supported by Its pool and advanced to sa1, holding
n
decline late in the day. The large sellers Of stock
first referred to were actuated, 1t was said, by
rumors that the two leading "bulls" OF the market
were confined at home by complaint which, by
analogy might, under such circumstances, be
termed taurorhinorrhea. Reading, in Philadelphia,
closed at 116I.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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NEwARK's BLOODY oHAsMp NO. g.
More Contractors Charged With Crimi-
nal Negligence.

In the case OF young Arden II. Grover the Coro-
ner's Inquest was continued in Newark yesterday,
and after all the testimony was in the jury rem
dered the following verdict:--'That Arden II.
Grover came to his death at Newark on the 81 day
OF November 1872, from injuries sustained by fall
Ing into the sewer In course OF construction in
Elizabeth avenue IN this city, on the evening Of
the 22d day OF October, 1872, and that from evil
dence before us we find that no lights or obstruc.
tons were put up at said sewer 1t being thus left
in dangerous and exposed condition, and that
nor, Michael STANLEY, Bernard Stanley and their
foreman on the said work, John Mulligan-are
guilty OF criminal negligence by leaving the said
sewer wholly unprotected by barricades and with
out any lights at night, thereby jeopardizing the
lives OF an t[aveers III this thoroughfare.n Each
OF tne parties named were arrested and held to
bail to await the action OF the Grand Jury. The
hau geQpled was $1,000 " each case,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoN. Nov. rs p Noon.
soils and American securities closed unchanged Erie Rail-
%ay shares are a coasols opened ats2 iST money and
and prices nominal. United States fvetwenty bonds
lS65s old 9l4 s67s 93s ten-iortes, 50; ives So
PARIS B0URsE.-PARls, Nov. IA. M.-Rentes opened at
62f 95c.
LIvERPooL COTTON MARKET-LIvERPo0L Nov 7-bP. M
The market closed quiet Middling upands, 9z6d.
middng Orleans !od The sales Of the day have been
Sales OF middliny uplands for January, 9S-l6d.
LrvERPooL BREADsrUFrs MARKEr-LivERPooL, Nov r
r. M-Corn, 28s. 3D. quarter The market Is quiet.
LIyrgrooL Provisions MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Nov. Up.
M-Pork 37s per bbl. for prime mess
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERP00L, Nov 1--we
ning.-Common rosin, lis. 3d. a lis Cd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LONDON, Nov. 7-Sugar,
2s Cd. 29s. per cwt for No IL Dutch standard aoat
Linseed oil: fS3 los fa per ton. Spirits turpentne
$685. 39s Cd. per cwt
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fully invited to attend. Train leaves Erie Rail-
| way, chambers streer) at nine O'Clock A. M.
ROGERS.-On Tuesday, November s, after short
illness, RICHARD RoaERs, aged 40 years, native Of
Mullingar, county Wcstmeath, ireland
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF Tabernacle Lodge No. 5os, II. aud A. NJ,
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
Friday, November g. at one O'Clock sharp
RoOsEvELT.-On Thursday, November 7, at the
residence OF his latherf Hon, James j. Roosevelt
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral, at one O'Clock r. NJ on Sunday,
November 10, from his late residence, without fur
The members Of Rinygold Hose Company, No I,
New York Volunteer Fire Department and the New
York Firemens Association, are respectfully in
vlted, without further notice
,kyAN.-on Thursday, November 7, at his resi-
Hsvs, RY%s, j. I's raymond street. Brooklyn wIlAS
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MISUNDERSTANDING Thursday, November 4.
MARY ELLEN, the beloved wife OF ames Shannon Jr.
aged % years and months
Relatives and friends, also members OF BrOOkIyu
Chapter, r. A. M, Brooklyn Lodge, r. and A. M, and
Wood5ine Lodge, l. .. Of 0. r., are respectfully
ber Q, at two o'cockP NJ, from her late residence
81 Clermont avenue Brooklyn.
SHARP.-At the residence or his uncle. Edward
Crummey, 1O4 Sands street ROBERT JAMES SHARP,
aged 80 years. -.
members and officers of Park Lodge, No. 5l6, ana
A. M, are invited to attend the luneral on Sunday,
the 10th inst, at one O'Clock
you are hereby summoned to attend o speciar
communication at your rooms, 752 Eighth avenue.
on Sunday, November 10, at hafpast twelve O'Clock
sharp, for the purpose OF attending the funeral Of
our late brother, Robert J. Sharp Members OF
sister lodges are fraternally invited: BY order
MARTIN CANTLON. Master.
HsRATIo SANDS, Secretary.
vALLELy.-on Wednesday, November q, PArRrcK
VALLEIY, aged 70 years and month.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this tFriday1
afternoon, at two O'clock from his late residence,
22S West Eighseenph street.
WARD.-Suddenly, on Tuesday night, November
O. OF heart disease WILLIAM WARD, In the 30th year
OF his age.
Funeral this (Friday) afternoon, at one O'Clock,
from his late residence, SO Henry street. Friends
of the family and Of his brother John and brothers
in-law John and Frank Kelly, are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral without further notice.
WHEELER.-On Thursday November 7, HENRY p
WHEELER, in the cath year Of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are In
vited to attend his funeral on Saturday, the 9th
inst. at two0c p M, from the residence OF his
parents 227 West Thirty-eighth street.
ZIMMER-On Tuesday evening, November s, sud
denly GEORGE ZIMMER, in the 21st year of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence. 28i
| South Fourth street, Williamsburg, N. Y, on FRI
day afternoon, November 8, 1872. at one O'Clock.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES QUIET.
The Southern list was quiet and shared the pre-.
Failing dulness. The Tennessees were firm and
the new South Car0linas heavy. Virginia consols
were steady and less active. The following were
he closing quotations: tennessee ex coupon, 74ls
AK; do new, TAX a TAX; Virginia, ex coupon,
30; do. registered stock, old, 3S ~; do sixes
consolidated bonds, 55z 5ek; do. do, deferred
fcrlp, lSA 10; Georgia SKIES, 20 IS; do. sevens
q w; NORTH carolina ex coupon, 351s SO; do. to
North Carolina Railroad 40 as: do. f,,ndinr. 1860
R5 80; do. do, 1868, % IS; do. new. 21 "a; do
pecial tax, ID 10; Missouri skies, 90 a ssh; do
Hannibal and st. Joseph, o1 a 92 Louisiana sixes
5a 5S; do. new, 80 So; do. levee sixes so SO |;
TO- do. cights, 70 IS; do. do. eights 1876 70 rs
Alabama hves, SS o 50; do. eights 80 s5 South
carolina skies, so 55; do new, January and Julv
Is 20; do. do, April and October, 27 20: Arkan.
ss skies, funded, 45 a so.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG
ghA s0vernment bond market displayed more
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quOat0hs are based on cotton IN store, running In
quality not more than half grade above or below the
lows SGalyeston 659 bales New Orleans 9462; Mobile,
Norfolk 2ssl; New York, 49, Total 2s as bales This
Flour AND GRAls.-Receipts-2. 2.soi b6s hour III 81
bushels wheat, 7l,270 do corn $3.50 do. oats 267O
market dull and prices quite GENERALLY lower
the market closing quiet revised which
10000 bb Southern -four was also dull and prices gene
rally favored the buyer, while kinds quoted
lower Corn meal was in some demand at about former
low Western, delivered, and s3 IS S3 30 or Brandy
wine. We quote
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PROPOSALS.
OLONIAL sECRETARY'S OFFICE,
CuARLOTrEToWN Oct % In

~ CnARLoTrErowN, Oct %. lS7l
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The government OF Prince Edward Island will untiK
10Th December next receive Tenders for the Constructions
and Equipment OF the Eastern Extension of the Railway
of3 feet inches gauge from Mount Stewart 10 Sours
distance of about SO miles; and for the Western Exten
sion to Tgnish a distance OF about IL miles.
Payment will be made in Prince Edward Island Cow
ernnent Debentures bearing per cent interest," pay
able half yearly, redeemablc In 30 years
Plans and specifications the Eastern Extension may
November next anu OF the Western Extension after itk
November next.
Tenders win be received for both extensions each
separately.
No Tender will be recognized unless made on tho
printed forms which be procured at the Engineers
Office after above mentioned dates
The government do not bind themselves to accept tho
ALBERT HENsLEY, Colonial Secretary.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BARToN-EvERrTT.-In Brooklyn, L, l., on Wednes-
Gay, Gs, oGtooer at the residence Of Mr.. George w.
Tam T,,oy sa;, py me Rev Mr. Chapman, EDWARD BAR
Ct Trinity chapel, by the Right Rev Henry A. Nicely,
D., JOHN HENRY GaswRLI to MARY r. danw"ter d. Of Of
the late Cyrus $. Curss and granddaugtcr of Cyrus
CoLEs-srILwELI.-On Thursday, November :. at
the Reformed church. Yonkers, N. Y, by the REV.
Dr; Cole, =: RUSSELL COLES to FANNIE M, daughter
HAsBRoUcK- K-CORNwELI.-On wednesday, No.
vember 9, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents,
49, clinton avenue, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Il.
H0ughton, GEORGE w. HAsBRoUCK to Miss ALICE
M, Youngest daughter OF John W. Cornweh, Esq.
KERp-RoaERs.-In this city, on Thursday, No
yember z by the Rev. Dr. Deems, CHARLES w.
KEEP to MARY l. ROGERS, daughter OF the late
VIM. II. Brown, of BROOKLYN N. Y.
KINa-I.EwIs-In Brooklyn, N. ", on wednes-
day, November Q. at the residence Of the brides
OF Essex, Conn.,, to GERTRUDE Q. LEWIS, only
daughter OF Mott Lewis, Esq.
LOEB-HAAs.-On Wednesday, November 0, by the
Rev. J. j. Lyon, CHARLES LOEB to SARAH f., daugh-
ter OF Leopold Haas, ESQ.,, all Of this city.
MyNDY-HAvEMEYER-O Wednesday, Novem-
by the Rev 3; H. Chaplin. MORRIS W.: MJNDY, OF
Watertown, N; y, to ANNIE 4. HAvEMEyER,
81 IT "Wednesday sa evening Noyem
the Rev: Thomas X. Conrad, ALFRED PARoF and
LEILA B. SMITH, daughter Of @. cambridge Smith,
RAIMAN-REKD.-On Wednesday, November O,
1872, by the Rev. DR.. Chapman, at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, INsALL RAIMAN, OF Newtown,
1. l., to ELLA E., daughter Of N. Reed, Esq, Of
Brooklyn, Il. ID.
sEE-RiCHARDs On Wednesday, November q, in
Brooklyn, by the Rev. John A. Todd, OF Tarrytown,
n. r., Mr.. }. NEWTON SEE, OF same place, to Miss
EMMA j., only daughter Of the late Anson Richards.
OF Richmond, Va. No cards.
Richmond and petersburg (Va.) and Baltimore
sS papecls PLEAS COPY speeawe N j.
Wednesday November 0. at the residence OF the
BRIDES father, Isaac A. Garfield, by the Rev. A. L.
Erdman, CALEB v. SMITH, of Morrist0wn, to GER
TRUDE RUSSELL CANFIELD, granddaughter OF
| j. Woods Pointer, OF Newark.
VAN LoAN-TgoMPsoN- wednesday, Novcm,
ber at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, $50
| Robinson, ANDREW b. VAN LOAN to JOSEPHINE
| THOMPSON, eldest daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
| Thompson, all of this city.
| Albany and Hudson papers please copy.
4 Vo0RHEEs-CUTrER.-On Wednesday,, November
1872, ut the residence Of the BRIDES parents by
the Rev. James Lucas, Of Woodbridge N.J.,. Mr..
DANIEL s. VOORHEES,, Jr., OF Metuchen, N. j., To
Miss SADIE CUTTER OF Spa Spring, N. j.
WOODRUFF-PARKER-AtW West New Brighton, 8.
l., by the Rev. E. G. Read, of Elizabeth, N. j., or
Tuesday, November s, J. d. WOODRUFF. Of the lat
| ter place, and SARAH +. PARKER, daughter OF viii
liam Parker, ESQ.,, OF West New Brighton. No cards
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Cuba-Centrifural and mixed. /,

FREGHrs-Berth room has been In fair request and
rates Arm, with the offerings mainly of grain and
provisions. In the charterng line little has been done
and rates are nominaly the same. The engagements
ITO Liverpool BY steam, 240O bushels grain al 3D.
1000 do, reet, at ord 1000 bales OF cotton at ed
7l6d 100 boxes bacon at 0s 1000 boxes cheese at Ass
by SAIL 500 bales of cotton at 632d To BRISTOL 1901
bushels gram, by steam, at l0d The charters were A
inaphtha at s. Il to United Kingdom and s. 3D. If Con.
C9runna with tobacco and return from Cadiz seville
with general cargo lump sum.
MayAL sroaIsIhe demand ior spirits turpentine has
At 6sc 6sc for merchantable order in yard with 6ic
&C. o do at and ~ d9 at s4c this side Strained
Limited and only embrace 45o bbls within the above
essential change. Tar little easier. We quote Wash.
ngton and Newbern ut - $f IS and Wilmington at 81
sales % bbls 25 gallon bbs at 81 Pitch at 81 ,
~ 80 Tor prime city, delivered
fETRoLEuM--The general market has ruled dull, but
very rm the advance the Creek giving holders more
conldence. For crude In bulk, lfc. bid and gene
rally neld at Ike 15c The Greek quotations for spot
werc ~ 30 on lower 81 90 upper AMI 81 rs at Oil City
Refined, in first hands 2c but contracts quoted at alc
Case oil and naphtha nominal the former Bic. Sc
and the latter at lssc. ysc In Philadelphia the mar
ket was dull and Unchanged; spot and November dcliv
cries quoted at 26c q 25l4.
PROVISIONS. Reccips6f bbs pork, 1900 do. beef l73
ao cat meats and hSsd do lard gps nQrk market waa
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'se OF the market is shown in the tablet

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
i-e4 for borrowing to per cent for carrying The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows:-
Gold cleared. $40 go 0o0
Goiu Daances.. 2,371723
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 29oOl74
Subsequent to three O'Clock there was an active
demand for the use of gold tomorrow, and the
rates In engagements SO made ranged from 1.s4
to 1-32.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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wheat again lc. &c. lower but rather active at
the DECLINE, the market closing at about 81 As 81 50
No Chicago and 81 81 81 IS for Milwaukee. The sales
and No Spring. q IS y 50 for No Chicago, 81 81
Corn was duh and lower closing at 65c The sales were
about 1900 bushels at 65c 6b4c. for mAed Western
and 641c. for prime mixed sail In store. were dull
at unchanged figures The sales confined 10000
bushels at 43c fc. for mixed Western 45c. 47c.
Western. Barley was dull and nominal at 9Oc 81 for
Western and 81 10 81 Is Canada with sales OF but
10000 bushels Canada at 81 IL.
MoLAssEs.-Both foreign and domestic descriptions
were neglected and nominal ut the appended quota
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.

In this table yesterday the highest price Of Vest
ern Union Telegraph was inadvertently stated as
sOH, instead of 80ta.
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CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK P. Ii.
THURSDAY, Nov. SO P. NJ

THURSDAY Nov. SO p. NJ.
The markets were generally sluggish to-day and
the general tendency Of commercial values was in
favor OF buyers In some OF the principal COM
modities noteworthy decline took place, but this
did not tend to stimulate any increased anima.
tion, and the markets were very generally dull and
heavy. The continued use in the money market
was without influence In commercial circles. and
mercantile transactions were generally confined
to the most pressing requirements, In view Of
which business was much crcumscrlbed. The ex-
port movement was but moderate, and by convey
ance freights and charters were generally
steady, but without any perceptible diminu-
tion in the offerings or decline In
rates. The cotton movement was but moderate
and the market showed but little change. At the
Produce Exchange Things were somewhat mixed.
Flour was dull and lower, particularly the medium
grades. Wheat was decidedly lower but with
rather more favorable private London advices,
there were rather more buyers anda fair shipping
trade was consummated at further reduction Of
about &c. per bushel on all kinds Corn was
somewhat neglected and the market accordingly
closed duh and heavy The movement In provisions
slow, but the market for pork decidedly buoyant
and better prices obtained The remarks apply to
lard the market for which closed firm. Groceries
rule quiet at unchanged prices Cotton, under
good demand, was held firmly.
CorrxE.-Thc general market firm, with but
small inquiry, however, and we have cargo sales to
report moderate business in iobbing lots trans
acted previous prices We quote -Rio ordinary cargoes
l5c. l6,4c. fair l5s4c &c.,. good, Hc l74c. prne
lSc. lSc gold, 60 aud 90 days; Maracaibo, l6c. ISc
Laguayra l7c. ls1ac St Domingo dn bond 14c. Java,
1SYc l9c. gold
CorroN.-There was an active movement In cotton on
the spot at full prices Future deliveries ruled rmer
under good demand. The sales up foiows:-
To-Day Last Epe,g TotaL
Consumption .................... 1868 187 1850
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incnded in iha ahvc ara i; SIes n .ve $50 80
last evening after o'clock :Novembcr LOO at ls1ac, 900
az ary - e. peeemSer @ II S9 IT S Sc % a % Jang 1s y
7iSs February 800 at IS il-isc March sssc 800
ls ss2c, 500 at l9,sc; sO6at 5iSc; sellers
option, 70 September 7s, at lsc Total $500 bales;
at lsc 200 at ls 96c 200 al 200 AZ 9l6c De:
Is5sc S at y 5lsc 400 at ls,Se go at 76c. 100 at
March ai lssc log At is,c, goo af IsSc al
100 l914c; May, 800 at 10 Bloc, 10 at i9s6c, GOO at
l9 5I6c lc0 at l97l6c. Total ls so bales Grand total
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$4,000 Tenn 6's, old. =.
10000 Tenn 6's, new....
1000 do. -.
$500 Va 6's, con. -.
1000 Va 6's, new. 80.
1000 N q 6's, spec tax.
5000 40. ..b c
5000 Missouri Us. -.
5000 N q 6's, old. =.
20u0 S 9 G's, II, in &Jy
2g00 Brooklyn 6's, PIX l
1000 Erie I'd m.
1000 Erie Sd m. ......
1000 Q, q 4 I g lst..
1000 do. .....
1000 Erie rs, con gold
1000 Cen Pac RRgd bs
1000 Alt 4 T II lstm...
10000 L d w lst, StL div
1000 Harlem LIST IN. =.
5000 q, G & / G I'd IN.
1000 Tol 4 w con C bds
1000 Pitts, FtW&C2dm.
1000 Mil 4 st p lst. -.
5000 Chic & N w lst.
1909 Bur. G H h NJ lst.
1900 do. >.
100 do. .......
1000 Ohio II NJ con ".
5000 Mich Sou sfb. -.
1000 North Mo lst m. ;.
~ shs Mech's EX Bk..
p Central Nat Bank.
SOD American Coal. =.
100 Canton Co..
1000 do. b c. $50
200 do. .s3
10 Del 4 ii Canal. :.
loo Atlantic MSS.bc.b3
100 Quick NJ Co ..b c
loo Maryl'nd Coal..bc
100 Mai'iposa Min Co pf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-21
L" STAR MILLS >

{ VUN ID N ~
Manufacture or have for sale
SeIected White Missouri Wheat Flour
No e M;cbigap
No. | Spring Milwaukee
No / State
Extra White Graham
Buckwheat
Winter Rye
Choice Dat Meal,
provender
Meal,
Shorts,
Bran.
D'u"'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-21
EumCr OF ~ Years GrOWts,
Cured by RadXyay's RcsOlycnt.

BGvEnLY, MASS, July IS Ist9-
DR. R,pwY Il have had Ovarian Tunor in the ovs'ies aud
les said " there help for IT," triei
every thing that recommended but nothing helped
thought would try 1t hut had faith
In it, becane twelve years took six bottle,
Resolvent box Of Railway Pills, and bot
Ready Relief; and there sign Of TO t
felt, and feel better smarter and happier than hays
years. The In the lft side Of the
bowels the groin write this to for the benefit OF
nihara Nnu q lullh Il II chon.e.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-21

HERE you have n salve combining soothing md
L healing properties, with dangerous ingred.
lent A remedy Mt hand for tho many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises to which flesh is heir.
Is more easily applied than many other remedies,
never producing bad effect, but always relieving
It is prepared by. Miss Saeyer who hns used IT
In her own extensive treatment Of the sick, for
nearly twenty years, with great success.
The principal diseases for which this snlvc ia rec.
S Sroel ,a are , ch s, Rhenat.m Piles
Eeoer Sores. Fs'ons, Pmpies,. Erysipe,ds, Sore
Eyes, Ba,5er's hch, Deatness, Bolts, hingscons,
Sss ores pSss' ans. sSsS se ds
'scaids, ca,s,, Bruises Group C,actssd Lips, and
1t never fails to cure rheumatism If properly
applied, Rub it on well with the hand three lines
For Piles 1t has been discovered to be sure rem.
edy. Persons that have been afflicted for years
have been relieved by, few applications. For Fry
sipelds 1t works wonders alaying the inflammation
and quetlng the patient For Chdpped Hands 1t
produces cure Immediately. Let those with Salt
Rhe,rm obtain this salye, and apply 1t freely, and
Scroflld and Tumors. Cancers have been cured
with it. The best save ever invented for .S,colea
sure to afford relief. Sore or Weak Egcs-Rub II
on the lids gently, once or twice day. Cures deaf
For Eelons this is superior to anything known.
For Iimpies this acts like charm. For Burns
and Scdids, apply the Salve Mt once and it gives
immediate relief. For Oh Sores, apply once
day.
FoR Honsrs AND CATTLE. For Sores or
and has astonishing effect in curing scratches on
horses. This Salvc has worked its own way into
notoriety, and Is safe and sure remedy for MI the
above ailments.
We, the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years, and believe her to be
Christian lady and n skilful nurse, and having
used her salve in our families, 1t gives us great
pleasure in saying 1t Is the best general medicine
we have ever used
Rev e. +. Cutter J,hr pe,rr