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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-05
TINA TCgAL AND COMMERCIAL,
"eView of Portland Markets,
WEEK ENDING Dec. 4, 1872.

WEEK ENDING Dee. 4, 1872.
Ape i,oh'h mas opened with very good business
in nearly every department of trade Tho ,oona,,
market continues to he very tight. Gold has ru1e1
steady at about 12a. The change of nrico. in o,,r
prices current is very slight this week. tbe n,o,t
marked advance being on naval stores.
The flour market is very quiet. The fish market ia
duh, and cargo prices little off, Iron is stea,
with a reduction on cast steel. Grain is firm at our
quotations, and is in good demand. Hay is steady at
our quotations. Leather is firm. Lumber is very
firm with large demand. Lime Is steady. Molasses
quiet with small salos of grocers grades Tar and
pitch have sharply advanced. Nails are unchanged.
Oils are in fair demand with reduction of 1e OIL,
Portland kerosene, and advance linseed of &c.
Produce is in fair demand eggs are lower and SELL
Ing at 81 $3.50; potatoes selling at Toe by Il car
Dad, and Soc in small quantities Salt is steady.
Sugar is in good demand and there is slight reduc-
ton in price of Forest City products. Wool is quiet
but the market is very firm at the recent advanced
rates
FREIGHTS.-Tonnase for Cuba has been offered
more freely, but there is no surplus. The engage
ments since last report bark Carrie l.. Eor-
ing, hence to Havana at 32c Cuba currency for
box shocks; brig j. Bickmore hence to n. side Cuba
at sec for box shocks; brig Eudorus hence to Ma
tanzas at $1,000 OUT brig Ysidora Riond hence to
Matanzas at Soc for box shocks; brig j. POllelo,
hence to Sagua, at SOC for box shocks; schr Hattie
Mcfarland, from Wiscasset to North side Cuba, at
SOC for box shocks; schr. r. f. Hunt, hence TO n
side Cuba at SOC for box shocks; schr. Congress,
hence to Sagua, 45a50c for hhd shocks and heads;
schr Mary E. Staples hence to Caibarien and back n.
of Hatteras, at S4621 for moasses and soc for
bark Eliza White hence to Cardenas and back ~ Of
Hatteras at 4.62l for molasses and zoe for sugar.
Two or three vessels are now wanted for uenos
AyJes. Coastwise there is demand for medium
sized vessels to take lumber to Boston, New York
Sc The rates offered go 20 to Boston and $50 to
New York There otferibgs also for Southern
port. of SIS for hay 50 for plaster and SOC for bb
The schr. Fred Fish was taken from Savannah to
Portland at SIC for resawed ship stuff
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= The navigation on the Delaware and Hudson
Canal has about closed
The Presidential electors of Virginia cast
their vote yesterday for Grant and Wilson.
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nm WEDNESDAY. Dec. 1lth, at 10 a. m, we shall
W sell at house. q Casco St. parlor furniture in
black walnut and hair CLOTH whatnot 3-ply carpets
parlor coal stove curtains painted chamber sets and
furniture, carpets spring beds hair and excelsior
mattresses, feather beds comforters spreads. ward
robe, black walnut extension table, dining chairs.
crockery and glass ware, refrigerator, Magee cook
stove, extension backD together with the entire
kitchen furniture.
F.O. BAILEY q CO., Aactioneers.
dec5 I'd
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Doors BY MAIL-M. G. Palmer of this .;,v
has just sent three pairs of ladies' fine boots to
San Francisco by mail. Each boot was done
up and marked separately, and came within
the prescribed limits of twelve ounces, the post
age on the lot being but fiftytwo cents, when
by express the charges would be three dollars
and fifty cents.
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Elegant Collection OF Shells at
Auction.

an FRIDAY, Doc. 13, at 10 a. M and q p M, we
" shall sell at Office large and fine collection Of
rare and beautiful shells from all parts of the GLOBE
collected by an old and reliable COnchologist. The col
lection will be on exhibition on Wednesday and Thurs
day before sale. Ladies' and gentlemen particularly
requested TO examine.
#. o. BAILEY g. CO., Auctionesrs.
deck I'll
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The Republican Sem
atoral caucus is postponed till tomorrow Tho
action of the committee of five appointed yes
terday has not automatically TRANSFERRED. The
opinion, however, is expressed that Messrs
Trumbull, Fenton and Rice will Lose the chair
manships of their respective committees, but
the minority will have a liberal representation
tharpip
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w. E. SIMMONS, Sec'y.

Mr.. G. w. HANSON has an excellent ar
rangement to prevent the loss, by theft, Of
newspapers and letters. 1t can be attached to
any door at trifing expense. We fully en-
dorse his letter box. His address is 80 Chape
Street. nOv3O-tf
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BY J.s BAILEY & co, Auetiouers.

an FRIDAY, Dec. 20, at 8 O'Clock p. M, on the
" premises the good substantial house en- the cor
ner OF Oxford and Elm street. The house is painted
throughout, has II rooms good closets good cement
ed cellar, finished basement she'd plenty good water
and desirable for residence. Centrally situated, IN
good neighborhood, and just the loca ion for o1sf
ness man. deeidtd
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ADVERTISERS naturally seek the means of
reaching the largest number of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily PRESS
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily journal in Maine.
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THE cheapest and best Paint in the wo Id, is
the Averll Chemical -
For sale at 49, Commercial ST., Portland. If
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an SATURDAY, Dec. It'll, at 10 .. m, at office,
" we shall sell parlor suit in black walnut and
green rept centre table, painted chamber set extern
sion table, dining chairs sinks, bureaus table, chairs
carpet, wardrobe cook and parlor coal Stoves crock
&C.
II. O. BAILEY s. Ce., Auciioneers.
.taNE
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AUCTION SALES.
Fine Ftsrmits,re nt AIrction.

I'M THURSDAY, Dee. 9th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
W we shall sell at office fine Parlor Suit in b. w.,
and Hair Cloth Sofas, Chairs, Marble top Tables Oak
and painted Chamber Sets, Carpets Il. w. and Oak
Extension Tables and ID. Il. Chairs, fine Mirrors
Cook and ParlOr Stoves, Crockery AMI Glass Ware,
XII chen Furniture Sc.
F. o. BAILEY a. CO., Auetioneers.
deco Sd
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ScALPERs AND QUAKERs This evening the
Hon. Thomas Fitch delivers the first lecture in
the Army and Navy course at City Hall. The
subject Of his lecture is "Scalpers and Quak-
ers" The discourse is spoken of as an able
and interesting review of our relations with the
Indian tribes of the West. Mr.. Fitch is a
speaker of the Western school of oratory, the
mingled humor and eloquence of which is SO
familiar to the majority of our citizens. His
effort will richly repay all who attend.
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PROF. DENTON will give the two last Scien-
tihs Lectures of the course, Thursday and Fri
day evenings of this week. Subjects, "The
Planet Mars and ''Trus Temperance"
dec5-2t
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by j, y. BARLEY g. co., Aucttoncrs.
Racks snf AgHcfSNn.

nN TUESDAY. Dec. t7th. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
" Office an invoice of Books consisting in part of
complete set U. S. Coast Survey, II Vols.
Pacific X. Il. Survey 10 Vols, complete, fully IL
Illustrated.
/ Mexican Boundary, 8 Vols, finely illustrated
Japan Expedition, Vols, proflsely illustrated
Paris Exposition, 6 Vols. cash in full sheen and
cloth. dac5dtd
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CITY AND VICINITY.
i'EaE PR ESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF fes1
senden Btas., Marquis, Robinson, Br1nell " 20,
Andrews, Wentworti, Glendenning, Moses, Henaefr
son, AMI Chisholm Bros on all trains that run ou' OF
the city.
At BidIeflrd, of Pillsbury.
At Sac OF l., Hodgdon.
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
At GOriam. of News Ageut.
At Bath. of j. O. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of w. F. Stanwood,
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OBsEoUIEs.-The arrangement for the fun
eral services of the late Lieut.. Todd of the
Portland Light Infantry, have been completed
The funeral will be strictly military one as
Lieut.. Todd was great favorite with the mill
tia, as we'll as his old comrades in arms of the
18th Maine Regiment, of which he was an
honored member. The remains, dressed in
full uniform, will lie in state at the Light In
fantry armory in Old City Hall to-day from -
till o'clock. A guard of honor has been de-
tailed and the armory appropriately draped
The funeral will take place tomorrow. The
escort will consist of the 18th Maine Regiment
Association, Army & Navy Union, Portland
Light Infantry, Portland Mechanic Blues and
Portland Cadets. The battalion will form on
Market Square at 1.3O P. NJ, and march quick
ly to the first Baptist church on Congress st.
Rev. DR.. Smaller will conduct the services The
remains will then DO escorted to Evergreen
Cemetery. There will be two pail bearers from
each of the above organizations. The full
Portland Band will be in attendance. The 18th
Maine Regiment Association will hold meet
ing at Army and Navy Hall this evening at
q o'clock.
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SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be-
fore winter comes on, with the Averill Chemi-
cal Paint.
For sole at 20 Com 4reial ST Portland If
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After the Liberals.
Illness of Senator Sumner.

sharp attack of his complant-heart disease
while in the street last night. His friends
warmly urged cessation from all his Senatorial
labors, but he was in his seat to-day at the op-
ening of the session.
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Mobile Municipal Election.
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

MOBILE. Dec. AT the municipal election
yesterday, Judge Moulton Rep, is supposed to
he suncosSfu1
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Boston ssoct s.ist.

[Salcs at the Brokers Board, Dec. A.
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MISSIONARY MEnrNG-The exercises at the
Missionary meeting in the Free street Baptist
church to-day are expected to be as follows;
$40 a. m.. Missionary prayer-meeting.
10 a. M, Opening Address; by Rev. w. s..
Mckenzie, Dis Sec. A. b. NJ. Q.
1890 a. M, Paper What pastors may and
should do to create and extend Missionary &c
tivity in their churches.-By Rev. G, w. Gile,
So. Berwick.
IL a. M. Address, religious revivals and
Missionary zeal.-By Rev. j. Kicker, d. D.,
Augusta.
1870 a. m Words from the Foreign field.
BY Rev. c. II. Carpenter, Bassein.
Ppm. Paper, Womon's Missionary Socie-
ties-By Rev. A. L. Lane, Biddeford.
$50 D, M Missionary sermon.-By Rev. j.
ID Fulton, d. D., Boston.
$40 n. M Womens Missionary meeting
lin yestry.) To be addressed by Rev. j n.
Murdoch, d. D., Cor. Sec, Mrs. Carpenter and
4I30 D. m. Report of Committees and Free
$50 D. m Paper, Monthly Missionary Con-
certs.LBv Rev w. III. Smaller. d. ID.
8p m. Address, The present aspects Of Il the
foreign field.-By. Rev. j. N. Murdoch, u. ID. q,
Cor. See
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PORTLAND FRATERNITY ENTERTAINMENTS.
The entertainments of the Portland Fraternity,
which were so favorably received last winter,
will commence for this season on Saturday eve
ming next. We feel assured that the friends of
this institution, and all others who enjoy q
first-cass entertainment, will be happy to hear
of this announcement. We understand that
Mr. Murray, British consul at this port, had
some msgivings in regard to making his APP
pearance so often in public before our citizens,
but the committee very wisely sent a bevy of
ladies after Mr. NJ, who proposed "to move
Immediately upon his works" and he surren-
dered Internationally. So we shall have the
pleasure of hearing Mr.. Murray read, by re-
quest, ''Pet Margerie," written by John Brown
the author of crab" ''Little Margerie'' was
q pet of Sir Walter Scott, who deeply felt her
loss. The reading cannot fail to be very inter
esting Mr.. and Mrs. bennett Mrs. Wether
bee and Mr.. Stockbridge are also to give their
valuable assistance in a musical line, and We
can safely promise very enjoyable evening.
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unquestionable genius. 1t was the attraction
of pure and simple goodness. The hundreds of
toll worn men who yesterday waited for hours
to look upon the face of the dead, were not
drawn there by any mere curiosity. They went
to cast a lest look at the features of one who
had been their constant and untring friend
The doctrine of q large trust in man, however
qualifed,by experience, is the origin of all no.
BILE effort If we believe that all honesty is in
the markets, that there are no incorporating
souls, then | say it is far preferable to have n
full if often decreased trust in humanity. This
believe was the moving principle OF Horace
Greeleys life Goodness is better than great
ness, 1t brings US nearer to God: All religion
consists in love for our fellow beings. We can
all aspire to this greatness
Horace Greeley struck for what he believed
to be right until his mind and heart gave way.
He lies dead upon the field. Let me remind
you that Horace Greeley's life was remarka-
bly, practical one. No man, it seems to me,was
more given to practical purposes than he How
many lives has he stimulated to wholesome
energy? How many great interests OF educa-
ton and science and progress mourn him now?
All these tributes, to-day, testify to the recog-
milton of the virtues of this great and good
man. The President OF. the nation joins in this
tribute to the patriot and the man. (Murmurs
OF applause.) Let me take occasion to urge
MI. Greeley views of Christianity. He lived
in the essential truths OF Christianity. He
leaned on them his weary head and weary heart
anu uleu. Inc longer I'VE, luc iHorc an
convinced that in Christianity is the only real
solace and consolation. Weary with the tur-
MOL of life, 81 know that my Redeemer liv.
eth" In Horace Greeley, recognize proof
of immortality. He looks nom the troubles OF
a surging world to the place of the grave where
the wicked cease from troubling and the weary
are at rest.
| thank God from my heart and soul that
when all this world was fading from his eyes,
he remembered 81 know that my Redeemer
liveth." 1t was the triumph of his life and OF
his death, and now as we take our brother from
the church which has known him so often but
will know him no more, let this be our lesson:
we know that our Redeemer lveth. Fare
well, dear friend; farewell, noble associate;
farewell, great champion. We know that our
Redeemer lveth, and God grant that we may
know it when the light of this world is fading
from our lives
Dr. Chaplin next made o touching prayer be-
seeching God to grant that the lesson OF Mr..
Greeley's life might have its effect on all. He
prayed for blessing on the members of Mr.
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The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Douglass, with ex-Commissioner Rollins and
nthers, appeared this morning before the Ways
and Means Committee, warmly pressing the
new bill of the Commissioner for the abolition
of the whole system of assessors and assistant
assessors, and imposing the duties of those Of
fees upon the collectors and deputy collectors.
Secretary of the Treasury Boutwell, was also
present on the same business. The indications
are that a bill will be reported by the commit
foo nd ha M ssad Inv thu uoueo
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MATANZAS. Brig W II Bckmorc-is62 shocks
and heads, 2720 box shocks, $50 bbls potatoes 400
boxes herring.
gals refined oil.
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iosi q oeii No do at 90 g co. rejected s7t q 200.
Corn Is steady; No Mixed 9Ot; rejected 2slc Oats
steady; No at 24Ic; rejected % g 2ilc. Rye frm
and scarce No 2 at 80 a. sole. Barley steady; No
Fan at SIT e Csc. Provisions-Pork steady a. II 70
% III SO on spot seller Dec Lard lower aud in fair
demand at "a cash, TIC seller Jan. Hams in pickle
lbs ay.; other green meats nominally unchanged
Bulk Meats Is to 20 days old - a. 81 a. &c for shout
ders short rib and short clear rib all loose 4lc for
Jaeked. Whskey iirmat ssc.
Rcceipts-6000 bbls -four 81, 600 bush wheat. 49,
600 bush corn 22000 bush oats 1000 bush rye 10000
bush barley.
bush corn, 5000 bush oats 2Co0 bush rye GOOO bush
barley.
CINCINNATI Dec. i.-Proyisons-Pork at ~ Co.,
Lard dull; steam I! a. Tie; kettle 7s le nc. Bulk
Meats in FAR jobbng demand; shoulders at g q &c ;
clear rib sides at 81 e &C. Bacon steady old shout
ders &c; new clear rib sides slc clear sides SIC. Su
gar cured hams very firm with good demand at 15lc.
Live Hogs steady at c. q 70. Whiskey is ste"dV
at sc.
TOLEDO, Dec. 4.-Flour firm and in fair dem
Wheat in fair demand and advanced a &c; An
Michigan 50 a 57I; seller Dec 5G a 5I4i
Jan &c d1 59I: No Rel So: No2at 52I a.
corn steady at 3slc tor high Mixed; 36& a. oUs
low Mixed sac; new at SO. Oats quiet and unchang
Ell no at 3Il a $50; No 2 at 32sc. Dressed Hogs
Reeeipts.looO bbls -four, 1900 bush wheat 1900
bush corn, 5000 bush oats
Shlpments-0000 bbls tour fG 0nO bush wheat q =
600 bush corn, COCO bush oats
DETROIT Dec 4.-Flour dull and firm Wheat I'm
good demand extra at IS; No White 5lL G0 So /;
Amber Michigan 81 u 1 So. Corn very dull: sellers
at 42c for new Mixed and Yellow. Oats firm ct 3ic
CHARLESTON, Dec. 4.-Cotton frmer; Middmg
uplands 1ss a Isle.
SAVANNAH. Dec 4.--Cotton frmer; Middlng up
ands at 1880.
MOBILE, Dec Action hrmer; Mddling up
lands 1870.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. A. Cotton active and higher
MiddlinR upands 1osc.
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Mr.. T. Latner is going to leave this city as
soon as he can dispose of his stock He is Of
fering his entire stock at cost. Rush for bar
gains. 1856 Congress street.
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NEW YORK Dec 4-The stables of the Bush
wick Avenue Railroad, with fifty horses and
seventeen cars were burned early this morning.
loss S51 o0O
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u. y. Circuit Court.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
WEDNEsDAY.-Cyris z. Berry VS.. schooner Kate
NfcClintock. In admiralty. Action for running into
q dray boat and sinking her. Dsfense-that there
were no lights out Decree for libellant.
Clifford for lb't. Putnam for rest.
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REMEMBER the sale by J. S. Bailey & Co. at
ten o'clock this morning of one of those fine
bric. houses on Deering street. These houses
rank among the most desirable in the city.
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WISCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

LosT.-On Saturday evening file of Bills
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at Press Office.
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The committee appointed to re-arrange the
Standing Committees Of the Senate, held a
meeting tonight and decided to report to-mor-
row. 1t is understood that they have not, in
revision, provided for either Liberal Republic
cans or Democrats, but will leave it to them
selves to agree to which committees they shall
ho
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LONDON, Dec. $500 z. M.-Consols aud Ameri-
can securities closed unchanged. Erie f2s
LIVERPOOL. Dec. $50 r M.--Cottou closed
unchanged.
LONDON, Dec. 4-il.00 A. M.-COnsols opened at
91i % 91s for money and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20s 1868, old 0lA
do 1867, o. lo-4Os, ssh; 5s, sss; Erie Railways
at 425
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MEssRs f. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at ten
o'clock this morning, at theI rooms, Exchange
street, furniture, carpets, &C.
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DIR. G. c. BENNETT, Falmouth Hotel.
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Municipal Court.


BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
WEDNERDAY.-Joscph F. Boardman. Common
seller. Recognized for appearance at January term
Superior Court. Williams.
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HAVANA, Dec. Sugar nominal. Exchange &C
tive on the U. $. 60 days currency los q 1881 pre-
mium
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
The HOiIcf-Tspe Kitchen.

Burneii's "Cocoaine, For Identifying.
renewing ard re-petua,ing the grow,l,
of the human hair,-proyerbially &C.
knowledsed to lie ''i!.s best and
cheapest hair-dressinG in the world''-tea-
tirely free from oolOring O.. irritating matter
"A certain remedy for dandruf, and irrita-
ton OF the scalp-"Kallis,on''- cooling,
fragrant beau.ifer Of the skin, removing
pimples, blo,ches, tan and sunbu,n, render
ing the skin SOFT and smoo;h-an unfailing
anlido;e for the bites of mosquitoes and 9TH
er insec,s,-[peculiarly adapted to bathing
infants -"FIorimel," an exquisite handker-
chief perfume,-"Oriental Tooth Wash
for identifying the teeth and gums-"Bur-
n.tt's Unrivaled Cologne Water" and "Bur-
netts Superior FlavoriDg Extracts" for
flavoring Soda Syrups, Ice Creams, Custarde,
Pies, Blanc Mango, Jellies, Soups, etc. all
known "a Burnett Standard Preparations, !"
we're submitted, years ago, to the public, in
the belief that their quality would ensure
success. In this the proprietors have not
been disappointed. Their sterling merits
have stood the test of time, and the popular
Judgment has been rendered in their favor.
They are now considered to be standard
articles, of superior merit, and large ale, BY
all druggists in the United Slater, and in
many foreign countries. "Burnett's Supe-
rior Flavoring EXTRACTS" are also equally
popular and staple among select family gro
cers. They are put up in i've sizes.
snr Beware of weak, impure and fictitious
brands. All Of Burnett's Preparations I'm
full assortment are for sale By all the drug
gists, and Burnetts Flavoring Extract by all
the leading grocers in Leavenworth, and St.
Louis, at Manufacturers Wholesale and retail
prices ian1S4isun&w