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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-23
LION OF HE DAY.

LION d H II III IL DAY.
To the citizens of the United States and the Can'
das is respectfully submitted this Directory 10 mo
means for Iegaining that which has been Pr'lay'
and in some instances, totally lost. =,
What blessing should be priced above that Of hea0h
and who knows better how to prize the blessing ha1
those who have been deprived oft ! 1t is an OEm
age, land one that contains wise injunctlon( III
time of peace, prepare fol war" we WouIa III ,l'
of health prepare for the attacks OF that s'eany @
Disease. 1t would be wisdom to observe DIS n'U'e'
ments to scan well the form in which nc apPOI'4''
and then 10 meet him with those means "n''" NV
calculated to effect their overthrow. those neau'
are now before this enlightened and intelligent IVu,
munity They accessible to the poor as ' Mem
rich, and trust those who regard the Cons'luVOuss
man as one of the finest specimens of Divine w0''
manship. and the laws by which the system w.,
erned and directed, as originating in no olhef nm
the councils of heaven, will so far obey Inc lDl ~,
tons of the latter as to provide the best
the former. .,,,;oO. sub
It is with the most flattering recommenoalu' MT
seribed bv the most eminent Medical GehlemT" ,as
only in this country but also In Europe "''
this valuable Medicine 10 this American PeUp mn,,
Time and full opportunity for fair anu n a the
trial have placed the Lion OF the lay '''
brand of imposition, humbug quackefy. ~ o.,s ofhs
This pill is composed otex'rac,S u n n' of any drug
vegetable kingdom, (being entirely free s .; ~"
of deeterious nature,) and adapted .',ious score
cleansing of the stomach, blood, u Tue CboIc
tons Of the human system, bilious ts'f RASH Dys
Piles Fever and Ague, Jaundce' scarce %ma and liver
pepsia Heartburn, Costly cness' As ha.s Pills &C.
Complaint have been cured, by us!s zach box.
cordng to the direction accompanies !. cure for
1t is not intended that this meulD .',sm liable.
all Diseases to which tne h.,. Js to- compound Ma
Many efforts have been made " INIT bu, have failed
icne which would cure all Diseases ubin the power
Those diseases enumerated above ;0 warranted
of those Pills and sure cure OF ie'''
Price, 25 and 373 cents per poA Hardwick; Fa,
AGENTS-Baker 81 JudG ,,,lt, Sutton; J. TtG,'
mers & Mechanic Co. q 8: 1,ah n f. Co. & ~
Newell Sc Ide, Burke; J. M HUys Rankin, s.JOhns
Brown. Lyndon; j. Flint Morrill, q :,l " Edwards ad
bu,v. MMian 6 Eastman, Dany IHsden; ChapdGs
Mansfield. Walden; 1. Cutting! "p peachan; Pm
~ I Brown' Farmers & Mechanics, r a Parks Co.
PAM 0 Groton; ]. Jewet s. Go. ); a. / Bailey, Vs.
Barne,: Fairbanks & Armington, "a, ''
terforS and in this place, l.: JEw snnni s7eyl
"' C e CORLIsS, travelling Age"" 27lm6sp'
Newbury, w., Sept "a, ls4S'
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WI Os { Highly ApDrov.,

MEDlClNE NOW in GENERAL
USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE Liycs
VNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY B RAJ SE,
IL is believed to be, deservedy the most , naDa,
Medicine ever known in America for couohsp O qua
asthma or Phthsic, consumption, whoopinU o oUus
and Pulmonary affections of every kind. ~''Sn'
Extracts from Certicates.l
DR. Samuel Morrill,, of Concord N. Ii, wrio,,A
he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Bos.,I i
valuable medicine, having been used with comrI'i
success in cases which had previously resisted 'bs
most approved prescriptions. Wiz
DR.. Truman Abel, of Lempster, N. n r,,..
that he confidently recommends its use in all oom
plants of the chest as equal, if not superior TO 0nD
other medicine within his knowledge NY
DR.. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass, vJ,..
after having prescribed the usual remedies wthon,
relief, and having consulted with several eminen,
ply sicians, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonsn
Balsam to have had the desired effect and recon-.
mends it as a safe, convenient and eficacjous mod
cine.
The public are particularly cautioned against be
many Counterfeits or limitations, which have partial
ly or wholly assumed the name of the genuine art
Gle,
U : Be assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both Of the written signatures of SAMPSON RErp
or WIN. JOHN CUTLER, are found attached to vel.
low label on blue envelope. Can labels of and Of.
ter the date of Dec 1889, will have the written sic.
nature Of VIM. Jon'n Cutler. Prepared by REED,
WING &CUTLER, 0ate Low & Reed,) Whole.
sale Druggists, "a Chatham street. Boston, and sold
by Druggists, Apohecaries aud Country Merchants
generally. Price SO cts.
Sold by Luther Jewett, st. Jobnsbury. 2S4yl.
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WILLIAM HUNTINGToN's ESTATE.

WYE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans, commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust the caims demands of all persons against the
Estate Of
WILLIAM HUNTINGTON,
late of Irasburgh, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; aud six months from the
day of the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give no.
tce that we will attend to the business of our ap-
pointmcnt, at the dwelling house of Sabin Kellam in
Irasburgh' in said district, on the first Mondays of
June and September, at l o'clock, p. M. on each
of said days.
Dated this 9th day Of April, A. d. ls43.
MOODY B. KIMBALL,)
E 5STEg k ( SRTNNHR' o'""i': ssa~s
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Chairs !! Chairs !!

VHNHE subscribers have for sale prime assortment
Il of Cane Bottom DINING CHAIRS, latest
style; large and small ROCKING CHAIRS; also,
COMMON plank bottom CHAIRS. Those in want
of Chairs will do well look at ours before purchas
ing elsewhere. E. JEWETT & co.
st. Johnsbury Nov. 1912, 276f
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r A 81 Y. O. @u

SF a. Z y . &s
n ST Door North of FARMERS u MECAAN
III ICS' Store up Stairs.
Latest New York and London Fashions luH"
ceIved ~, ,,,,,y ,O
RANTED TO FIT. o,o,
St. Johnsbury Centre, April, lo42 2OUu
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TERMS OF THE CALEDot' n, Or

Published weekly at $500 per 'Nn'' -.
ifpad within six months; ,.;l orrearages are paw
inserted To- Be- 'P paid for advance
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Farm for Sale,

SITUATED about mile east of St. Johnsbury
~ Plain, containing about 100 acres. For further
particulars enquire of E. JEWETT co.
St. Johnsbury Plain, Nov. 81, 1912.
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New Esta bl In RM G nm {

New H. 8 "a ID i In m G nm t..
THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE opened shop at the East Village, 81
l. IL Johnsbury, and commenced manufacturing
8 as In, Bin d and I'D oOrs,
tn the best and most fashionable styles, which
hey keep constantly on hand for sale, at the Gus
GOT,4iC CHERRY, AND BUTTERJVUI
SASH MADE TO ORDER.
NIB A first rate article Off by y Sashes fol
go and "a lighted windows for cents per light:
Is lighted for 3 1-2 cents.
Orders by mail or otherwise will receive due a
tention. D. q l.. SMITH:
st Jobnsbury East, Sept. 1871. 2l6yl
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Blanks Of almost every variety, for sale at the
Calsdonian Office.
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The Morning and Evening Trains connect with
the of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Passen-
gers be conveyed between Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Andover, Haverhill, Exeter, Dover, Potts
mouth, Portland, &c.
MERCHANDISE. Trains will leave Concord
and Boston daily, Sundays excepted. The Company
are prepared to transport Goods and Country Pro-
duce, which may be sent to their Depot in Concord
and Boston. Rates through, LIST class, 81 o 0 per
1000 pounds. Live Stock, Carriages, Furniture,
and Granite at specific prices. Terms of Freighting
Cash invariably delivery of the Goods. All
goods and merchandise will be at the risk Of the
owners while in the Companys Store House.
By order of the Directors,
275y2 ISAAC SPAULDING, Treasurer.
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Concord Railroad.
Nd WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
VEvHIS Road will he opened to the public for trans
4 portalion Of passengers and merchandise on &
after Monday Sept IL, 1872 Passenger trains daily,
Sundays excepted in connection with the of the
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Rail-
roads as follows, viz
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester, Concord, and
intermediate places at u NJ, l13 A NJ. and Al P M
Leave Lowell at 8 IL A M IL Ia p NJ d 3D.
do Nashua 8 Ia NJ, l-2 NJ 81 9 l-2 p
do Manchester 10 NJ, Ia p NJ S 7 IA P M
Immediately on the arrival of the cars from Boston
do Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston at 4 ga M. 10 l.2 M 81 Sd M.
do Manchester LIZA M, Ia A M g. 3 A p NJ
do Nashua l-2A M, IL A AM& l-4p M
do Lowell z IA AM, PM& PM.
or Immediately arrival of the cars from Concord.
Way passengers taken and left at Hooksett, Coils
Falls, Reeds Ferry, Thorntons, and the usual stop
ping places on the Nashua and Lowell and Boston
nr,l I.nu Raj Iroal
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WASHINGTON COFFEE.HOUSE,

l5s WASHINGTON STREET, Cat the head Of
Milk Stree) BOSTON.
TE'HE undersigned, (late of the Merrimack House,
NJ having taken this we'll known and long estab-
lishcd Public House, being of the most conven-
lent and central localities in Boston, is prepared
~ receive company, and TO do his best to merit
share of the Public Patronage.
His table will be supplied with all the luxuries the
market can afford, and his accommodations for men
ofbusiness and transient company are such as can
not but be acceptable.
Charges moderate to suit the times.
A convenient Stable is attached to the establish
ment and faithful attendance will be given to the
comforts and wishes of his patrons.
HENRY EMERY.
Boston, Dec. l, 1912. 2SOmlis2mos
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Caledonia County Grammar School.

VBNHE Summer Term will commence n9S on weane'-
IL day, May "a. ID. MEKklLL' secretary,
Peacham, May 8, ls43. 5olw3
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Loco Dollars ward

XN7ILL be paid to any Physician who will pro
w duce a better compound for family use than
the GENUINE DUTCH or GERMAN VEGETA
Rl,E PILLS. STYLED
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NOTICE..


YHyHE subscriber would inform the inhabitants Of
n Lyndon and its vicinity that he has commenced
the
FRO OF & = M % H. Business
nj the Corner, in the building formerly occupied BY
Charles Hill, as saddle and harness shop, where he
intends carrying the above business in all its va
rious branches.
Custom work done short notice, and warranted
also. KID SLIPS and WALKING SHOES manu-
featured to order He hopes by his experience IN the
business and promp,ness in fulfilling his engagements
to merit share Of public patronage.
NATHANIEL BROWN.
Tu,dor Feb IA lS43 29Otf
Live Geese Feathers,
For sa,ebv ]. JEWETF 81 co.
II, Nav q 30lw2
NOTICE,
MS hereby given that I have this day given my son
IL Jyssr Row his time with liberty To act and trade
for himself from and after this date, and that will
nav no debts of his contracting and claim no pay for
his services after this date.
N'' EPHRAIM ROW.
Witness, ID ,vid Lyford, E. Row,jr
Concord April I'd, lS43. 3Olw Wa
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rENHE subscriber would inform the inhabitants OF
n Lyndon and its vicinity that he has commenced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-20

FRUIT.-Farhsr sales OF Bunch Raisins, per Cauova,
Some 1000 boxes have BEEN made 90 mos. The
ca Raisins b. the vessel ie7 casks sold 20 of
market private terms
SPICES-No. Nutm4Cs in consequences OF anticipated
large supplies bought lower rh= other side,
heavy Sales have been made s7t Ior Of Cessa
10 Is 600 mat has been sold private but
considerable DECLINE on the last auction price.
lNDfGO-At auction, to-day, II Mlnilla sold at
- ceroou5 Caracas al 55 a 81.
TEAS.-The cargo Of the AaTs Ellen offered al
ton to-day and nearly all sold. The company large.
many BUYERS from abroad aud tn bidding minated The
sales show advance good Teas OF PEI ID
Black and Green The low grades sustained previous prices
Hyson IS: IS 6li % - brs 30: -: Young tyson
So III 81 SO aga 81 boxes 81 .o chests 697 half chests
1875 bo>-. witdrawn Twauksy 80 50; GuspowdeI a:
75I d 81 boxes, 81 i5 cannsers II 10; Imperial
49, 60: % boxes II 81 cannstsIs iS; Powchong 80
IS, boxes 45 IS; Cocng souchons 80 boxes - 10
Souchong 80 81 60 chests withd.awn)
PROFlSlONS.-Ther- Is fair business doing today aud
Pork is rather rn-r We sales $50 bb old Prime at
ST: $50 do new Mess sto So Prime in lots at 30;
$50 10 200 bhls old Mess 80. Beef 80 So for Prime;
10 So for Mess resulted and city. Lard is active but
do prime g. In Picked Meats sales have been made 81
81 hds and 100 ibis Hams sol 81 per cwt 30 hhd'
dry sa- Shoulders g. - hhds smoked Hams III bad or
DEL aud Is bb!s Beef Hams go lbs II % Butter
exceedingly abundant Sales of zoo pkgs Gr.as- at d and
that price offered all market; asked Pr,m- dairy IN
pals - To- Cheese g., with moderate stock aud de-
maud.
DES-Siuce our last the sales have been 1924 Cartha-
ce1a Q! 81 cents 200 Baeaos AyTeS a; ~: and 400
Vera Cruz al 10 cents all mos.
LEATHER-The public sale on Thursday, at which
about 5000 sides sold of with spirit and at pF-
ces fully equal last sale. The demand Tor Leather IL
good although leather for the st days has come
into market large quantities, still the stock III market IS
light. The following the rates oba>ned liz TO 10
Light II: 10 FOR middle; Il! a4 for heavy; II Is
inrr ondly.
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I)I ED

On Friday morning l9 instant, of bilious fever after a"
illness OF only six days, Mr.. WM. f. GOODMAN, aged ~
His funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at
o'clock from tn. residence OF his mother No "a Clarke-s
The members OF Union Division No., Sons OF Tempe
rance and Of the Order generally respectfully requested
way at O'Clock precisely make arrangements TO attend
the funeral. "a. l.. J" r''i w =
Ggo. Y. JOHNSTON, X. 5.
Nav 10 Samuel Kirkham, aged 10 years
His funeral will take place from his late residence, No.
1903 Third avenue Sunday o'clock His r?la
ycs and friends invited attend without farther MOTTO
Yesterday afternoon, Mary Ann, daughter Of Martin l.
and Mary Waters aged five days.
Funeral will take place o'clock to-day from ID City
Hall Place The Union Association respectfully request
ed to attend without farther invitation
May ls Mr.. Benjamin seixas, aged IS formerly oil New"
mort f. l.
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Passengers Arrived

In the Caledonia a, eston from Liverpool aud Halifax
For BostonA Butler aud servant Mrs Butler, children
aud governess Mr. and Miss Sowerby Mr. and Mrs De st
Martin child and serymt Lady Wilson and servant Mrs
Davidson Miss Jane Hucheson Mrs Stevenson, Professor
and MIS- Potter Capt and Mrs Forlong and servant, Miss
Bou,on Mr. and Mrs Drake, Mr. and Mrs rembeon Capt
Granville Or Ralph Jr, Mr. Robertson and servant, Mr.
Harvey and servant, Alessrs Simpson, Woodhose; "A
sherman Bridges Crawford John Og,rzabae, Joseph Ra
man de Valli LOOMS Kentgeu, Founder, Perry, kngan
RYAN, Geo Nash and Henry FoN45. For HaiilaS-Malor
and Sis Whingates children aud servant MIR and Mrs
sbanl,ss Lieut. aud Mrs Boxer, Mcssrs Robertson II
Wright F. Wiga,, Wigan, Houghtou, Cuvlllier Ihos
Kenny Edwards I c Wier Jardne, II Burstail, Tout
rovau T. LAWN, Johnson aud VIVA Patridge-2l. FROM
Halifax for Boston-Mrs Caldwell Misses Tobin Mr.
aud Mrs Bland Mr. and Mrs Norris, Mr. and Mrs Sawyer
Miss Tobn's servant, Messrs James Ives { Moore,
John Glen Chairman, Roche Hodskinson, Buffers aHi
Henry Boggs-lS Total o.
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G. C. HAVEN No. Pine-street,
Agent, for selling the J,
r EHIGH COMPANI'S COAL, per cargo, oe
Il rerabl- assorted and screened their ntn.s f a,i
Chunk or Bristol Pa and shipped per ofeI az .h-
currri, frrghts and OF warranted quality and weight 10 any
port tie United States. y, r.; - 5,.d
For sale also end shipped per ofdsf No tis aho ie
CRANE lroa-
p,s;,r and German BIis,I1, Linens, Duck Red Leather,
IL Russian a'4 's4'-s'' p'fs'''' RTi6 TRss!s In
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MARRIED,

At Newark on Wednesday evening, 18th instant by fe'
WIN. B. Bradley, y. B. Eaton TO Mary P Hoyt both OF
that city.
Nav is, by Rev. |. B. Wakey, Thomas McFarlsn Jr,
Ar csnaioharie Montgomery Co., by Rev 6. w Under
wood D. X Underwood NJ D., of Adrian, Mich, to Maria
Agnes daughter Of Charles Mitchell Esq OF Canaohare
In Brimied, Mass on Tuesday evening" May :, by lev
Mr. Partridge, Mr. ST las C. H-rng merchant Of tGs c,y,
TO Miss Caroline s.. daughter of Mr.. Elijah Tarbe OF the
former place.
Ia this city, by Rev. W. S. Balc, Robert w. Lawrence
Elizab-t Patterson.
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College, and latterly the Polytechnic School. 1t
appears the fire was caused BY an explosion, which
took place while some chemical experiments were
being made.
The Du7o Wine Company Bill had received the
royal assent, and the Pope had confirmed the APP
pointments OF the Patriarch Of Lisbon, the Arch
bishop OF Braga and the Bishop OF Lereia. A
genera! feeling of regret seemed TO prevail on ac-
count of the failure of The tariff negotiation.
TrKSgy AND Russn.-The autograph cores
rcspopdsnce between the Emperor Nicholas and
the Sultan, on the affairs of >ervia, which has
Just come 10 hand, is made up OF two interesting
State papers.
:. That correspondence EXHIBITS, we venture to
assert, the designs of Russia and Turkey IN
more undsguised point OF view, and III more I'M
equlvoca and audacous language, than any pre-.
vlous manifestation. The letter of the Gar would
almost seem TO have been composed for the eN-
press purpose OF asousing the other allies OF the
Sultan TO sense of the danger impending over
the Ottoman Empire; in it alternately sparkle
rage and cunnmg-a desire to precipitate and
force the Porte into rupture with Russia, and
an intention to test how far the Imperial designs
mav-under the poor and wretched guise OF regard
for lreaties-bc advanced without resistance from
the other great powers of Europe Had it been
addressed TO Grand Seignior before Turkey had
been dIsmcmbered, oppressed, and half slnothercd
by Christian intervention. mediation. injurious
kindness and destructive support, the reply of the
Sultan to such communication would have been
made with the scimitar and not with the pen
The peaceful answer OF Abdul Medjid is how
ever as rcpletc with dignity, courtesy modcra-
ton firmness. due sense OF his own sovereign
power, kind and patcrnal regard for the conStitu-
tional rights, happiness and prosperity OF the-to
his llghncss-hcretcal Servians, and calm rcSo-
luton not to be voluntary party to his own de-
gradation or to the disorganizatlon of his En-
pre- as the EmperorS letter is craTmed with
monstrouS pretensions, improper language, mock
ing falsity, threatening demands, inconsistent
with the independence of the Sultan and the good
government OF Servia, and utter disregard of the
treaty of 18th July, lS4l. The spirit Of the
Cross seems to have fled from st. Petersburg and
sought refuge in Constantinopc and the former
fury of the Crescent to have penetrated INTO Chris
tan councils"
AusrRlA-VIENSA, April lot is reported
that the European Powers have almost come TO
an agreement relative to the restoration OF Prince
Mosch If Russia were to deprive the Prince
of the rights of succession for his family, and
thus make concession to the Porte, our Cabinet
could adhere to such an arrangement, with Ger
tain notifications. 1t is believed that III the pre-
sent state of things Prince NIilosch would be the
most likely person TO guarantee the independence
of Servla.
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LAST GRAND CONCERT
~ O Ii A n s

THE HUTCHINSONS beg leave TO announce
,I-ir LAST ENTERTAINMENT Of Vocal M IsiE'
a, tLe LIBRARY ROOM, on 1hOhSDAi H' s't-'0'
May %. -, - ;. ,,rs,,sd with
rarev Of choic. Music original and selected hr p4IlG
las Of sich will appear the Tribune on Tuesday as a"
limited number OF Tickets only can BE- so!d wh,eh can
b. obtained Of Jie, and The principal Music
on TUESDAY morning. Hl4 :. -
National ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Ihe
~ 18th Annual Exhibition is open from 3 a. D. M
adni;tsnce q cents SEASON tickets 50 cents, Cstaosue'
Z, cents. - - - :
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL FL.
i CURSIONS,-A sail the HUDSON River 10 HOBO
Ion and ,-n walk 10 the Elysi.a Fields along the exceed
nsy beautiful and picturesque shores Of the place. viii Prov
h most easily accomplished and attractive OF ali the 'ufi
Excursions that can be made from the CITY The grounds now
nrss.n charming aspect; the beng mostly IN Leaf ana
,be o;l covered with rich turf The walks excellent
order having b- considerably embeshd the present. sprias
rnyI5 3uaisua -------------
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, $40
G n,ss FL aea' '''''s'Sa' e. " FEEgs Pneia
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oficr Of the Commercial Advertiiser.

Buffalo, May Il, iet''.
A 10, of Michigan flour $50 bbs in the market this
morning for which the holder offered So -, with
choice Of buyers There is wheat aioa aad on sale at yes
terIa,s quotation say The Of will be
absorbed BY retail al 40 cents;
CLEyEl,Sp May l5.--The Canal receipts in the last IS
hours O7 bushels OF wheat and sl5 barrels oil Hour
The o.a quantity received since the opening Of navigation
is 50 s2l bushels Of wheat and ct 033 bbls OF Hour
We only hear Of the sale of one boa; load Of wheat at o
cents and SEQ bbls. Of flour a; s. a.
Vessels in ftom the Wcliand Canal and the fleet de-
tanned there expected within J; hours Herald.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot.l
BRIGHTON MARKET. .MoSpAy, May -, 1873.
At market 500 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Working Oxen, 20
Cows and Calves, 700 Sheep, and 615 Swine
were hardly sustained for Ike quality few better Cattle
market aud sold for something more than our
highest quotations yzrst quality, s. - s. 80; second
quality "a %; third quality, / a i 70.
Cows ASD C,LvEs-From $40 10 81, and one at $40
WORKING OxEH--No sales noticed.
SHrEr-Lots were sold from 81 to 81
SwISE.-Lo's TO pcddle, j! . for SowS, and . Tor
Darrows A selected LOT at cadyance; large Barrows d
81; a, retail from to &c.