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PURCHASED BY THE GovERNMENr.-We un-
dersiand that the new and beautiful steamboat
" Cambridge" which was lately built for Capt.
John ID. Turner, to run between this city and the
several landings on the Eastern Shore, has been
sold 10 the u. S. Government. She is expected
TO leave in a few days for the South.-BaH.
Clipper.
One of our exchanges gives a secret for farm
ers' wives. thus:
"While the milking of cows is going on, let
your pans be placed in a kettle of boiling water
Strain the milk into one of these hot pans, and
proceed in a like manner with the Whole mess of
milk and you will find that you have double the
quantity of good rich cream. and that You will
get double the quantity of sweet, delicious butter"
Mr.. Bryant, of the N. Y. Evening Post, is on
an excursion To the West. His letters written
on his travels for his paper. are of the most unpre-
tending character, but as elegant and graceful as
the most fastidious could desire. His descriptions
of scenery and of incident are graphic and terse,
and, take him all in all, there is no letter writing
tourist like him.-Picayune.
STRANGE B~EDFELLow.-At a ladies' temper
ance meeting, not long since, one of the members
remarked that the temperance cause had been a
blessing TO her." for" added she, - slept with
a barrel Of rum for ten years-but now !" she con-
Iinued her eyes brightning. "since my husband has
elgned the pledge, | have a MAN TO sleep with
thank God. Then all the spinsters laid their
hahos on their hearts and said-A. men.
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BUFF'S

PUkGATIVE ELJXIR.
For the core of Dyspepsia, Aeue & Fever. BiI-
ions and all the complaints generally arising from
gans.
This Medicine seems we'll calculated to afford re-.
lief IN any OF the above diseases; its component
parts being OF such a mild and innocent nature
me moue OF using IL being very simple, no re-
sSrlcuon Deing necessary except to refrain from
thS use OIL Splrituous Liquors during its operation.
inc season has now advanced when every ono
requires a nttIe Purgative Medicine for the better
lore taxes this method Of informing his customers
and the public generally, that he has prepared a
large quantity Of the above Medicine, which he
has for sale at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Aug 10 Corner of High and Middle eta.
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RLAnk BOOKS.-An assortment of BLANK
~ ACCOUNT BOOKS for sale low by
avg 10 w. RI, II. HODGES & co.
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Before Tuesday no shock Of an earthquake had
Oeen experienced in New England since I775.
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ENXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
II sums TO suit purchasers can be- had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
Dec 5-u Lottery and Exchange Office.
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ITO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA
u MlLITARY LAND w q z MIC ca.s.a

VIZ fIktEINlA
Il MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.-Cong,css
having by an Act, approved 29th July last, cx-
tended the time for locating Continental Land
Warrants, in the Virginia Military District, Ohio,
and for returning Surveys therein to this Office.
until the first day of January 1913, NOTICE is
hereby given, that, the holders of such warrants
can now locate the same in the said District.
From a Report made to this Office by the Sur.
yeyor OF the Military District in Ohio, it appears
that the quantity OF land yet remaining to be To-
Gated, IL about 230, 900 acres, lying princinaIlv in
Scioto, Pike and Adams Counties. "
As the time for locating, and the quantity to be
located are limited, and as Congress has made no
provision 10 satisfy Warrants Of this character in
Scrip, holders will perceive that if the present on.
portonity of locating their Warrants be lost, an
JAMES II. PIPER, Acting COMMISSIONS.
August llth, 1916. Aug I5-1aw2m
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.-We have
- Just Fecelved the following pure and vaiuabie
FtePaTd'ohS, manufactured by the best, and most
celebrated Chemists in the kno wn world.
'o ounces SulPhate Qui- Pure Tannin
hinc Pore Argent Nitra5
DeSt iurKey Opium Ferri Citrate
NhSW crop) Pure CinchOnine
Citrate Ferri & Quinine Chloride iodine
1oulde Ferri Pure Strychuinc
Potass Hydriod cbloride Zinc
Iodine Plumb Oil Piper Mig. CDurel
Hure P,iperine Phosphate Ammonia, Ga
morphia Sulphas new preparation
An of which will be sold at reasonable prices at
the Drug Store. Sign Of the Big Mortar.
HAS. RI. HEIN1TSH, Agent.
mtilOeI n tnC puliducipnid College of
Aug 90 Medicine, Pharmacy and Chemistry.
DOCKS just received aud for sale AZ Nev York
ID prices, by w. II. II. HODGES T. CO
The Expedition to Borneo of H.. NJ. S. Dido. for
the Suppression of Piracy with extracts from the
Journal Of James Brooke, Esq, NOV Agent for
the British Government in BorneoG by Can't Hen
ry Keppel, r. N.-price so cts.
The Modern British Piutsreb or. Lives Of Men
distinguished in the receut History Of England
Tor their talents, virtues, or achievements, by Mr..
", laylor, H.. j.. D.-price so cents.
treatise on Almchva - EI,.- 4 .or.. "
PROFESSOR OF Mathematics and Natural Philosoobv
IN the University of the City of New York, Mem,
per OF the philosophical Society, of the American
ACADEMY OF Arts and Sciences, &c.
No. Q Statesmen Of England.
NOS. 81, 50, 90 and 100 Pictorial Shakespeare.
NO. . morse,s Ccrographic Maps. Aug IS
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ZEAL HARLEM Olive have received
II another supply of GENUINE HARLEM on
Our friends in want of this valuable preparation
can at all times get the genuine of Us.
I.C. SCHOOLFIELD & O
Aug 20-5t DTn@Siss
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sealed Pro-
i posa's will be received until THURSDAY, the
10th day of September next, at ~ O'Clock, NJ, for
the Piling for the Foundation Of the NEW
HALL, TO be located on the Public Square.
Bids must specify the cost per Pile Capped and
completed. ready to receive the Masonry.
Also, at the same time, Proposals will be received
for the Stone Masonry for the said building.
Bids must specify the price per perch of 25 cubic
ieet, laid in Mortar or Cement.
Drawings and specifications for the work can be
seen at the Counting Room of the subscriber.
The reserve to themselves the right to
accept or reject any bid.
WALTER II. TAYLOR,
Chairman of the Building Committee.
Aug 29-Stl0thSep
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HAIR BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, &c,
Of which are Of The heat nnalitv v,;,b pcrS oUme
and Fancy Soaps Of various kinds. Also, Tooth.
Nail, busting and Cloth Brushes, all of which we
arc Prepa red to sell at low rates.
LC SCH0OLFIELD & CO.,
1uIy zs-5t Druggists.
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CA CARD.
THE DUTIES of Miss STuART's School will com.
mence on Tuesday, the 18th of September
She takes this means of expressing her gratitude
to her friends, for their past patronage and for the
future, promises the same unremitted attention to
the mental culture of her pupils, as she has hither-
to paid.
School Room, as heretofore, in the basement of
the Baptist Church.
TERMS:
English, higher branches, per Session of FIVE
months. $l2 so
English, End Glass, do do 10 90
Minor Glass do do 2 IN
FRENCH, per Session OF hive months. 10 90
Drawing and Painting, do do 10 90
Portsmouth, Aug. 20-3t*
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NAVAL ADvERTasEMENrs.

NAVY AGENTS. oFPICE,S
Norfolk, August 18th, 1916.
WANTED at the Navy Yard one thousand
onshe', Of best quality CHARCOAL, 6ee.of
az trash and subject 70 inspection. No payment
will be made until the whole 10 delivered, which
must be on or before the 3lst day of October next.
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received for
the above until ~ O'Clock, on the 18th September
next. Bond and security viii, be required.
GEORGE LOYAL,
Aug fo-lawsw Navy Agent.
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MIsCELLANEoUs.
MEDICAL. NOTICE.

VRUCTOR I. N. very respect-
- iolly offers his Professional Services to the in
naoitahis Of Portsmouth and vicinity. He propos.
es no Ieiesenee, save that of the experience of an
average share of prac sice, attended with Ra,terino
success for nearly five yeays. Though credentials
rom INC highest authority inthe land can be pro-
duccd if required.
oHice and residence of High street, in the build
Aug l5-3m ~
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pEY'D. JAMES STRATTON will resume
- the Exercises of his FEMALE SEMINARY on
MONDAY, Sept. 18th.
TERMS:
lst Class SIG per Session of 5 months.
I'd do IA do do
Bird do II do do
An additional charge Of 81 per Session for Latin,
and SIS for French.
MUSIC on the Guitar or Piano, IS per Quarter.
Aug i-law4w
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CHOLERA MORBUS AND BOWEL
COMPLAINT.-Dr. JAYNE. No. South Third
street, is willing to guaranty that his CARMlNA-
TIVE BALSAM will cure Dlarrbea, Cholics, Gri.
ping Pains, Cramps, Cholera Morbus. Summer
Complaint, and other arrangements of the Stom-
ach and Bowels, in ninety. nine cases out of a hun
dred, and in less than half the time they can be
effected by any other means.
1t Is extremely pleasant, and children are fond of
it. 1t is equally as effcctual for adults as children,
and when the directions are followed. The Gen.
oine for sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big
Mortar. CHAS. ii. HEINITSH, Agent.
Sep |
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DERFUMED FLESH BALLS.-We have
4 just received a large supply of SWIFT'S lei
EBRATED CHALK BALLS, by the dozen or sin
gle. Swifps make are the most celebrated and
more approved of than any others by the ladies'
They are also used as a Tooth Powder, giving a
pearly Wilderness to the teeth. The genuine for
sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Aug 20 CHAS. III. HEINITSH, Aren't.
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ENARIN ga few boxes Fari.
l. mas justly celebrated and highly popular CO
LOGNE, which we offer for sale at the usual pri
COS. l.. c. SCHOOLFIELD & CO..
aug 2o-at Druggists.
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T LIQUORS, &c.-1O bbls Baltimore Whiskev
IL ~ bbls Old Monongehala Whiskey
3 bbls Flack's Rye Gin
b do ". T.. Rum
5 do Old !. W. Brandy
5 do Imitation Brandy
French Brandy, Holland Gin, &c.
Family and Superine Flour, new
LaRuira and Rio Coffee
p. r., N. O.. Loaf and Crushed Sugars
And a general assortment of GROCERIES, for
sale low by GEO. w. G ICE,
Aug 20-3t East side the Market.
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COLD PATENT LEVER WATCHES.
- i have just received a hue lot of very superior
ing and single Gold Cases, many of these move
mcnts were selected by me, and cased in fine Gold.
according TO my own instructions and therefore
can be highly recommended.
j have also received a lot of fine Anchor and
Cylinder cscapement Watches, of Gold and Silver
cases.
Persons in want of Gme-keepers are reoues,ed
to call and examine my extensive stock beEoIIc ~ ~,
make a purchase, all Of which shall be sold lov, ;
-. NJ. FREEMAN, Jeweler.
in superior style. Snr On
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WISH it to be distinctly understood that / give
Il the highest price in cash or trade for Old Cop
per, Brass, Pewter and Lead.
DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Aug % Under the Old Dominion Office.
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1917:

NAVY UnPA krMBNTI
BUREAU oP PROVISIONS AND CLorH,Ns,S
August Z, 1916.
SEALED PROPOSAL LIS. endorsed "Propo-
= sails nor Beef" and Proposals for Pork !" as
the case may be, will be received at this office on.
ti 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, on MONDAY, the i4,h day of
September next, for furnishing and delivering, free
OF an cost and risk to the United States
Beef, and four thousand eighshundred barrels of
Navy Pork
Each barrel to contain not less than twohundred
pounds nett weight of Beef or Pork ; no cxcess of
weight in either article wilfbe paid for. To be de-
livercd at the respective Navy Yards, as follows,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-14

But, gentlemen, there is another question
here. Texas had become part ofthis Union
| We had received her as State, aud had as
sumed her boundary--the Nueces Why
should we not treat with Mexico for that!
Why, when all new territory ofthe United
States was bounded by the Nueces, and every
thing beyond that was claimed by Mexico,
and in the actual possession of MeXico-why
then, say, should the President ofthe Uni
ted Suites have ordered the army south Of
Npeces, 10 take possession of the Mexican
land? That was the origin of the war, and
that was against the spirit of the Constitution
ofthe United States. Congress alone has the
poYer to declare war, and yet it is obvious,
under the present construction, that ifthe
President is resolved to involve the country
in war; he may do il. This, say, is great
misjudgment on the part of tte President; il
is clear violation ofhis duty; in my judg-
ment it is an iniPeachabie offence. Great
cheering.
The grent objection to this war is, that 1t is
illegal in its character. There has been II
great violation ofduty on the part ofthe Pres
ident. He has plunged the country into war,
whereas, unless in case ofinvasion of our ac-
tnal limits, he has no right so to do. In thai
case of such invasion, the power does exist in
the President TO take measures to repel ag-
gression. But to go out of our limits, and
declare war for n foreign occupation of what
does not belong TO us, is no part of the power
invested in our President by our Constitution.
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Farm for Sale.

VNHE subscriber will sell his farm, located
IL in the north west part of st. Johnsbury
OF the east side of the road, containing 80 n.
suit purchasers. y
Unless disposed ofby private sale before the
9th of November the farm will be sold At
public Auction ut 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. on that
day.
Will be also sold as above, the other 80 acres
lying on the west side of the road
Also, for sale, two gig Wagons,
Liberal credit will be given, and terms made;
known at time and place Of sale.
GEO. w. HASELTLNE.
st. Johnsbury, Nov ~, 1916. 4s5w2
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STATE OF VERMONT,

fsSeX, So.
At Probate Court, held at Guildhall, within
and fot tic District Of Essex, on the 3Ist
day OF. October, A. ID. lS46, Present, the
Hon. William Haywood, If. Judge.
A copy of the last will and testament Of Den
IA mis- Stebbins, late of Deerfed, in. the
County of Franklin and Commonwealth %
Massachusetts, deceased, duly allowed ana
proved in the Probate Court for said County
of franklin, being presented to the court
here that said copy may be fled and recorded
in this court--it is therefore ordered that all
persons concerned be notified to appear Mt n
session of this court, to be held al the Pro.
bate Office in said Gui1dhall, on the Both
day of November, A. d. 1916, and show cause,
if any they have, against the filing and ~.
cording of said copy of said win, for wEjcA
purpose il is further ordered, that coEy dl'
the record of this order be published three
weeks auccessvely, IN the Calt4onian, print;
ed ut St Johnsbury, soon as may be. "
ISAAC CUMMINGS, Register
A true copy of record, T4S4w$
Attest, ISAAC CUMMINGS, Register
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JOSEPH BROWNS ESTaGE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

NIIVIOlIu, II.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate OF
fee in Danville, in said district, on the nth
day of November, A. y. 1SI6-
A LEXANDER HARVEY, Administrator
N of the Estate of Joseph Brown, late OF
Peucham, in the Coqnty of Caledonia, de.
ceased, presents his account of administra-
ton against said Estate for allowance
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that
said Administrator notify ali persons inter
estcd in said Estate to appear alta Probate Court
to be holden at the Probatr Office in said
Danvillc, on the 30th day ofNovcmhor. A II.
1916, and object to the allowance of said ac-
CO ant, if they sec Calrsr, ny publishing "A copy
of the record of this order three weeks sue
cessiveY in the Caledonian, n new snapper
printed a ST Johrsbury in said district.
Attest, NORMAN DAVIS,
4S5w3J Register
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rid. He is now treated with the most distant
politeness, and regarded as tho representa-
i've ola hostile power"
r SWITZERLAND
ANOTHER REVOLUTION. A successful rev.
olution has overturned the Government Of
Geneva. The discomfort long gathering n
gainst the Grand Council, and the counte-
nance afforded TO the Jesuits, came to head
on the 9th inst. The account given of the
insurrecton states:
"On the night of the 9th ult., the operatives
rose en- nidSse, and established barbados on
the bridges, and oR the 9TH the militia attempt
ed TO carry them. After about 200 cannon
shots aud most determined resistance, the
barricndes were destroyed. The Insurgents,
however, entrenched themselves in the Eau
bourg, and, although the militia had been Sic
cessful in the first instance, it was no easy
matter to occupy that point. The militia
however, retained possession of the lower
town, the instruction being concentrated in
the Faubourg. In the night of the 9th the
insurgents SET fire to the bridges, and, as the
population of the lower town was then in
crensed. itrose in it's turn. The auYiliary
force of the canton of Vaud, composed of
Liberals. which arrived about this time, and
in great numbers, then lent its aid to the in
surrection, and as the militia was threatened
ON all sides, it surrendered and abandoned
the contest. The browning effort ofthe day
was the resignation ofthe Council of State,
which event was followed by the occupation
of the arsenal; and all public establishments,
by the insurgents. Several ofthe most respect
able families at Geneva have TO deplore the
losses they have sustained.
The Grand Council resigned OH the morn
ing ofthe 9Th. On the 10th, the people, with
the leaders ofthe instruction, met in council.
1t was resolved that Provisional Govern
ment of ten members should be formed, and
new Grand Council was convoked for the
25th instant. The Provisional Government
had issued proclamation, entreating the cit
liens TO preserve public order and tranquil
y On the l2lh the city was quiet, nor was
there any immediate apprehension of further
disturbance.
accounts from Geneva, of the 18th ult,
state that eighty soldiers were killed & woun-
ded on the side Of the late government, and
only eleven on the side ofthe people. The
most perfect. caIm continued to reign in the
city
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ROSWELL ROOTS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

At Probate Court, holden at :hc Probate.
Office, Sin Danville, in said District,
on the 9TH day of November, A. d. 1876
BENJAMIN F. BELDEN, Administrator
-D Of the Estate of Roswell Root, late Of
Burke, in the County of Caledonia, deceased,
presents his account of administration against
said Estate for -Whereupuu il is
ordered by said Court that said Administrator
notify all persons interested in said Estate To
appear AT Probate Court to be holden at the
Probate Office in said Danville on the Both dav
of November A. d. 1916, and object to the al
lowance of said account, if they see cause,
by publishing copy of the RECORD og this or.
der three weeks successfully in thcC'aledoniau,
a newspaper printed at st. Johnsbury, in said
district.
Attest, NORMAN DAVIS,
fS5w3 Register
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NEW-YORK
WING
ALI. OVER !!

The mail which reached this place TO day
brought us the following Telegraph Despatch
from New York to Boston;
New York, Nov. 5, s, p. NJ.
YOUNG, Governor by ~ 10 $4,000 MAORI
ty.-23 Wing Congressmen-tlast election
only 81
House, Wing, and ofthe 8 Senators chos-
en- this year also Wing.
LATER,
The above is confirmed substantially by la
ter accounts. The Tribune ofthe 9th puts
down Young's majority over Wright at
l1,272.
The House stands about 20 Wing majority.
Of the 8 Senators elected this year or
are Wings, and though many locos hold o.
yer there will be q Wing majority on joint
ballot.
Twenty-three Wing Congressman elected
out of RI Tnst wear Onlv q VbiUs
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FROM WASHINGTON.

A letter to the Tribune, from Washington
dated Nov. 7, says;
at is now generally admitted that the AID,
ministration will not call out aQy additional
troops to reinforce General Taylor. He is &c
be left to his own resources. Mr. Ritcke says
he can reinforce his army from the Rio Grade
If it be the policy OF the administration to cora
pei Gen Taylor to withdraw all the troops he
has left in his rear for the defence of Matamo-
ras, and TO keep the road open, is not this to
place Gen. Taylor in still more dangerous
position than he now occupies. Does not this
course throw some kind of 81 notion on the
current rumor that the Government intends
to abandon General Taylor Or, will the
Government pretend, as has boon alleg d. that
it has received some assurances which satisfy
it that negotiations for peace will be oommenc.
ed as soon as the Mexican Congress shalt as,
scmble next month"
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Gov. BARBOUR ON Polk. Did ever you
hear what the late Governor james Barbour,
said of Polk? Some twelve or thirteen years
since, when he was first elected Speaker of
tho House of Representatives, some one in
quired of the Governor, who the new Speak
er was, as he had never been distinguished?
The old man in his peculiar style replied;" He
is n man upon whose brow, nature In the
rudeness other popularity, has impressed these
words 'To let baa not furnished" Many will
concur now in The correctness ofthe estimate
then nude of his character"
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05@An example, which is worthy of the
imitation ofevery Wing lover of Republican
i'm, was given by JARED KNAPP of this town,
at the election yesterday, now in his Goth
year. The old man is soldier of the Revo-
luton, and draws a stipend of $500, or there
abouts per year from Government, for his SER
vices and trials in behalf ofhis country's lib
erty, upon the battle fields of Lexington, Ger
mentown, Monmouth, White Plains, &c. He
lives some five miles from our village, aud
Notwithstanding the very bad state of our
roads, the old man turned out 70 election, rs
he said, 'to fight the battles Of his country o.
ver again, in voting for JOHN You've. Ifall
Wings were of the same metal our defeats
would be few The old man has always vo-
ted the Wing ticket, and has not missed an e.
lection in many years.
Warsaw wyoming Coz N. Yorker.
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SEVERE W1PE. Some Loco Foco manu-
featuring establishments in Massachusetts
has sent MIR Polk a handsome pocket hand
kerchief. 1t was entirely unnecessary, as
Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Hampshire, Maine,
and Georgia have given the poor man 'qcipes
enough already.-[ Louisville Journal
Gy@New York sends him wipe large O.
nough for Il winding sheet.
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The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARkET-Monday, Nov q.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
At market, 1850 cattle, ~ VOICES working
oScn, % cows and calves, $500 Sheep and
Lambs, and about $50 Swine.
Beef Cattle-Extra, So, 75; first quality : 80;
second quality % n .; third quality, 3 80 Il 4.
Working Oxen--Sales not noticed
Cows and Calves. Dull-Salcs made at $sl7,
81, %, 30 and 30
Shecp-Dull-sa'e oF !ots at SLIP, 1,2j,
1888, ,62 and $3.50.
Swine-at Wholesale, 81 for sows, for bar
rows A; atEretail from a to "a ard SCI old
hogs "a.