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Adss'fiumsnfs inserted al One Dollar PEI
sqharf tlS hass ~ isss. fhis I-sd igPe.) or ihs
tl'ss tAstviisn. and rs cent? for seea eoaiina.
ssee' tssst sdps'fissmeatta and Sh,y,g's Sai,s
s.a q. y nv cent highr; and deduction Of
~ r. ssNi. nil N msde from ~. regular pr.
49, ~ tsestisers BY ,hs year. Adpsnlsemeais
.sssslsd Mssshig Or quarterly 81 per squire for
80 l'iss sMt.,nsaiAiy Is cents per square
!: !. sss'sssssss are respectfully requested 10
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nlsTCE.EL.'s EVE SANE.

The inloSinr &c Y6ratu from D'cl Jnslvn, cf
tho rechisf prac lee, viii satisfy every liberal
minded individual that hInuhcl's Eve Save $
ne Grqek PREPARATION, ~, Is crliicd, a. well 10
the & uiiencc % The taou,,, as all others, wha
may have occasion 10 avail ,hcmsevss OF is
benefits.
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GREAT ARRIVAL.

GREAT ARRIVAL.
80 RrsnELs OR Is 600 Boxes or Dr.. Con
DoN's FAMILY Pills.
flINE vast and increasing dcmand. for this
nrw and justly celebrated Medicine. and
he nnTeruns cures they dsiy .fI'.c'ihg in al
= r'Ions "f the country y hire they have been in.
rod"e' d. of Dyspei'ss. LAYER Comrlaiihs md
faAfuS p.sea'e@, Win fheir well thovn aiicn.
dAnis SICK liosa-arls, &c.. has induned The un-
arrsigned to 'nste arrangements 10 receive their
sinehs dircc' Hnni the Proprietor. ard wood say
Ia iher humorous Gus cme's hat dizzy arc pre-.
rsred t, upYiy them, wholesale OF retail, a; New
Y.rk pr 90.
" ~ - ffas7, nr 81 rents per hrx.
Bv 7. MELVIN COHEN, NJ. 10 Iaroe 81,
~ 4 ia!l stark rcreived b. ~ u. & l. ).
aul si J, F.Gllmcr. Ding stiio aslo
or 'a'e by 7. J. Il"llon. Cha,li'ic. NC.
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New Carriag. Sbon
WILSON & EKAEsEY

r. VlNG established thernsc in the CAR
q x RAGE MAKING BUSINESS in all its
Branches. In the Shop on Trade Street. few
Doors below u. u. Williams Corner offer their
services 10 thtr friends and The pnb!ic generally.
They intend their work 10 he a. WE'LL DONE
as FASHIONABLE and NEAT and as CHEAP
as can be done by any Shop 10 this section of
country.
We want persons wishing anything in our line
To give us call
REPAIRING done to order with ccspetch.
Charlotte. January. lsI7. l6if
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10 assuming the EDITORIAL chair ofihe Journal.
We make few remarks. iliusiraiiv. Of TIC course
vs Intend 10 put.,e and az II Us profrssedy a
political paper, w ,hsil a.lu4e fret to its
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y. NIrcuFLL-D ear SIR: Tnc ti'st
ttuie saw Your Exc SaSe Vas at W. J.
Chepn's = hrtp Il cttrr, NJ vas iutntntd,
IN ,unr conmenjnuon, Tor the cure oil his
hub daughters cirs. ! had h,lle cop6
,pnee ~ t,--as have ~ most o! the p,ten,
.dcmcs. Ia, rs the mos, popular modes
oi treatment and special reWedivs had VI.
,v,ly Jared 10 hrneh, the httle sutfeter,
run>cn'rd To rs use, surprising that It IT dld
no nend II would d. no hurt II was
rasa of severe Scfoiuinu. O ,h,halmy III
bnlh eyes The eve hllls aud ida we're ell
.efv much inl ,tntd. Your Eve Sal,e Nas
used. immediately It acted like charm.
ia A few d4Nsa perfect cure was elected.
| rh,s vas srnrtinr last w,n,eh Since that
| have used YOUR S,lve gtral many tunes
Nth tho hspptrS results. In my hands II
has speedily cutrd rccen, inflammation OF
,hs eyes and also that which had resisted
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present oplnlon is. that, as 10 coarea'ence'
tune, safety. and eer'a'n'y IL rery far sur
osssrs au the Saves aud Eye Washes oil
~hlch have any knowledge.
Respectfully,
z. W. JOSLYN, NJ D.
For sale IN Charlotte BY II, B. & l.. S. vii
liams, J. F. G,lmer, aud I, J. Hohon, and 10
Il a TX ....tl
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CORNELIUS SFJfR

TeErnoS- netk 60. Mass. Nov %. ls47.
TIE ab " certificate tells simple and truthful
story ot tutieiin2 and tehei, nf which IS phpsi.
clan and Witness il Tie cac. checrnlly endorse.
Dr.. CHAPMAN.
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z. W. JOSLYN, NJ D.

For sale IN Charlotte BY II, B. & J.. s. VIII
lism.. J. +. G,lner, aud I. J. tlohon, and for
sale in al the coua,ry stores through the South
aud West,
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S,pi,mLer %, islI
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01
From the Boston Daily Times1

A medicine we'll worthy the attention oil
the physicians & public-Compound Sarsa-
parlla and Tomato Bltters. This is very
strong preparation Of the extract of Sarsa-
pariIla and Tomatoes. These articles are
loo well known to need any thing SAID in
praise ofthem suffice it TO say, this COM
pond is said, by those who have given is a
trial, TO be far superior and more effectual
than the Sarsaparila alone. In fact; we
know of number !pl cases where it has efIe-
ted most astonishing cures in purifying the
blood, where Sarsaparilla and other medici-
mes have been taken without the effect.
Reader. look 10 it; we know from experience
it is well worthy your attention; it operates
as gentle laxative, and is very pleasant
article; therefore it is easily taken,
read. w. P. Russell, Agent
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01
GEN. SCOTT AGAIN.

Gen. Cass, in the Senate to-day, in reply to
q question by Mr. Crittenden, stated positively
that Gen. Scott had been suspended from the
command of the army in Mexico-that Worth
was relieved from arrest-and that Gen. But
Butler had or would take command of the ar
my as senior officer.
1t is said Judge fancy will be sent as Min
lister to Russia, and Buchanan made Chief JUS
tee in room of Mr.. fancy
MISSISSIPPI u. S. SENAToR.-The Legs
laure have elected Hon. Jefferson Davis to
the United States Senate-the situation he now
holds by the appointment Of the Governor.
OHIo.-The Wings of Ohio held mass
convention on the 18th inst, at Columbus
Hon. Seabury Ford, of Geauga County, was
nominated as candidate for Governor. Mr..
Ford was the candidate for the Western Re
serve, which has never yet had Wing Gov
ernor, although the great Wing stronghold Of
the State. Had it not been for this latter cir
cumstance, Columbus Delano, late member
of Congress, from the Columbus District, and
a native of Windsor County, VT, would doubt.
less haze been the nominee. Mr.. Delano re-
ceived the highest vote on the first ballot. A
bic resolutions were unanimously passed, sus-
tanning Senator Corwin's course as to the war
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G-ODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
AND
FAMILY MAGAZINE

The oldest Magazine in the United States,
contains monthly sixty pages of realing matter,
by the first writers in the country,-fwelve more
than the New York magazines. Two splendid
steel engravings, an undeniabe authentic coored
monthly Fashion plate, Model Cottages and
Churces, Crochet Work, and other matters for
the Ladies, all illustrated and well explained,
&c, &c. &c.
Price for one year, which includes the La
dy'S Dollar Newspaper, making three pub
LEGATIONS in one month, IS 90
Two copies without the Lady's Do!larnews-
paper, 5 90
Five copies with one TO the person send
ing the club; 10 90
Eight copies, Is 90
Twelve copies, 20 90
A specimen of either the Lady's Book, or the
Lady's Dollar Newspaper will lie sent TO any
person paying postage on the request
Address, L. A. Cooley,
No. Il3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01

IowA.-We have already given the presi-
ding officers of the two houses of the Legisla-
ture in Iowa. A letter from Iowa City of Jan
6, to the Philadelphia Inquirer. states that the
Democrats had elected all their officers in the
Senate except Assistant Secretary and adds,
The harmonious Democracy cannot unite on
a candidate for this office, and have not yet
elected one. The House stands pretty fairly
divided there being 10 Wings, 10 Democrats,
and one 'posSum' or Independent. The POS
sum- generally votes with the Wings, so that
they have a majority of one in the House. So
the Postum has the balance Of power, and
rules SO Wings & 81 Democrats. The Senate
is composed OIL Democrats. Wings, and one
Postum The Democrats have a majoIity of
two on joint ballot, over the Wings and Pos
sum-
A Wing State Convention was held yester-
day at the Capitol, to select Delegates TO the
National Convention. A large number of
Wings were Prosecution different quarters of
the State. NJ. C. Browning, of Burlington.
presided. Gen. II. p. Low, j. W. Grimes, a.
b. Porter and james McAlannus were appoin-
ted delegates and also four substitutes. Res
olutions were passed condemning the present
Administration-the sub-treasury-the tariff
of '46, &c. a resolution was passed instruc-
ting the delegates to express a preference for
Gen. Taylor as the Presidential candidate.
II. w. Starr, OF Burlington, delivered bril-
liant speech on the Texas question.
= The Dover Inquirer copies our Washing
ton letter lhe llfh inst, with the following com
ments:-
GRoss CONFERENCE.-The following letter
from the Boston Atlas exposes the manner in
which the Concord clique" have succeeded in ex-
tracing from the L. s. Treasury $500 q year for
lhe benefit of Nathl b. Baker, one of the editors
of the Rough 4 Ready" and chief runner for
the clique. The Government, 1t seems. Thought
the job little too barcfaced and gross, ands re-
fused TO make tho appointment, until Butterfield
of the Patriot assured them that of his GOWN
KNOWLEDGE" smuggling was carried on through
Concord, when Baker was appointed. The cdi-
toI of the Patriot, of course would make any
statement TO secure $500 year, the most of which
is undoubtedly spent in elcctioneerng services
for the party, and little would he hesitate even
to be engaged in a violation of the revenue laws
if he could not carry his point in any other way.
The people of this state will see in this matter
tbs infamous corruption in which these fellows
are stepped, and the fagitious means TO which
they viii resort to extract money from the Treas
urv II is not enough that one hundred millions Of
dollars should be sunk year after year in the Mex
len War, bat such miserable demagogucs as Ba-
ker and Bnttcreld, too thriftless and lazy to OBJ
tain living by honest industry, must also have
their fingers in the public crib to plfcr and steal
the peoples hard earned monev-ihc very people
4 majority of whom they are all the while denoun-
eng as Mexican WhigsT
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01

We have heard of cures in many and vari-
GUS diseases performed by the celebrated Ii.
thontripilc Mixture, Dr. G. c.. Vaughu.s
Great American Remedy, and have cited
cases ofien-but WE think the extract below
deserves notice.
From ALBERT GRANTnf
WEST NEwBuURY. Mass. Jan. "a. 1S47
81 am blacksmith by trade, and for many
years have been failing in health, at last gave
up business, and kept my house !: my mouth,
throat &c. a complete canker. my body was
ted 10 a Skeleton. and complete loss of
strength Of course. tried The doctors and
discharged them, took some dozen ofvarions
advertised remedies. aud found no relief
whatever, and what induced me 10 try yours
k ow not. but did so. aud am well. | am
now firm believer that you ailicle is one
of the greatest medicines ever put forth"
See our columns. call upon Agent, get PAM
phlet and read about it.
w. P. Russell Agent.
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STATE OF VERMONT. !


Be it remembered, that at a Probate Court hol-
den at Bristol within and for the district of New
Haven on the Sd day of January ls4s.
Winter II. Holley Esq. guardian of Walter c.
Dunton and William Dunton, minors and children
of Ezekiel X. Dunton late of Bristol aforesaid,
deceased made application to said Court, for IL
cense to sell the following described lands of his
said wards laying and being in Bristol in the
County Of Addison and State of Vermont, 10 wit,
one Equal undivided fourth part of the saw-mill
and privileges thereto pertaining, held. by his
said wards as tenants in common with UTah f.
Arnold-representine to said court that it would
be conducive TO the interest of his said wards to
TO sell the aforesaid real estate for the purpose of
putting the proceeds of such sale at interest.
Wherupon the said Court appointed the 18th
February lS4S at 10 O'Clock fore uoon, at the
office off Judge of said Court for the time and
place of hearing and deciding ON said application,
and made an order requiring notice to be given.
to all persons interested, to appear and object to
the granting of said license if they see cause, by
publishing a certified copy of this order in the
Middebury Galaxy newspaper printed at Mid
dlebnry in the County of Addison, three weeks
successfully all of which publications shall be
previous to the time appointed for hearing.
Harvey MuHsiA
A true Copy Of Record
40 Attest HdTuey MunsiH, Judge.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01

A late Boston Atlas contains statement OF
he exact number of votes given for each of the
members of the present Congress from nearly
every State in the Union. This statement ex-
hibits, in very striking manner, the vast IN
iluence which the ownership Of slaves gives to
shareholders, and accounts for the power
which they have hitherto exercised. Hence
comes the power which has made and altered
tariffs, as personal or sectional interest has
dictated: has made Presidents and secured
patronage; has made war, annexed territory
and then called on the whole Union to pay the
expenses; and ii is to this power that North
crn dough-faces bow in trembling obsequious-
ness.
We extract from the statement the number
Of votes given for the hro opposing candidates
in the four Districts in New Hampshire, and
in the first four in Virginia. From this it APP
rears that one voter in slave-bolGing State
las nearly as much power or influence as three
in free State.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01
CONQUEST OLE MEXICO.

Mr.. Cass, who is the administration leader
in the Senate, said the other day that We
could 'swallow the who'd Of Mexico and MOI
feel the worse for it" And again,
Mr.. Cass said l hope that Inc
Execntive will communicate fully to the Sen
a;c and to the House the whole object 1T has
in view. 1 hope that the Executive viii say
m 50 many words, that its object is, in any cir
,umstanccs, to conquer Mexico.
Mr.. Mangum, On his seat.)-To conquer
Mexico?
Mr.. CAST repeat it, sir, to conquer Mex
leo.
Several Senators-The whole?
Mr.. Cass-The whole, but not to hold 1t all
To conquer Mexican injustice-to conquer
Mexico until she seeks a fair and honorable
peace-and l hope that the Executive will
carry on It's operations in every part OF the
Mexican country till that object be accomplish
ed. III know my countrymen, they will sus-
tain the President in doing so. That take
10 be his purpose-and the manner OF obtaining
hat object must be determined by the Execu-
i've in consultation with military men who
understand the country and the situation of the
Mexican government
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STATE OF VERMONT. ,

DlSlllCt vi new Raven IS.
Be it remembered, that at probate court hold
en- at Bristol, within and for the district of New
Haven on the 18th day of January 1S49
The administrators on the Of RUFUS H
BARNARD, late of Bristol deceased, intestaie,
made application lie said court in writing pray
ing for license TO sell much of the real estate
of the said deceased as will raise the sum OF
S6i3 SO with incidental charges, for the purpose
of paying the debts against said estate
Whereupon the said court appointed session
thereof to be holden at the office of the Judge OF
said court in Bristol, on the 18th day of Februa-
ry 1913 at 10 o'clock forenoon as the time and
and place for hearing on said application and
made an order, that the said administrators notify
all persons interested to appear and show cause
If any they have why the prayer of the said adj
miniStraior should not be granted by publishing
a certified copy of this order in the Middlebury
Galaxy a newspaper printed atMiddlebury in the
county of Addison, three weeks successfully pre-.
viouS 20 said Time.
Harrey MunsiH, Judge
A true copy Of record.
40 attest Harvey NunsW. Judge.
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MARRIED.

AT Bellows Falls on Tuesday evening, the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Joel Clapp, D. D., n Tracy
Sheafe, Esq, Of Westminster. to Miss L. Ger
trude Hyde, eldest daughter of Col. Russell Hyde
Of Bellows Falls.
At the residence of W. Barron Williams, Esq,
in the city of Rochester, Thursday, 18th inst,
by the Rev. DIR. Dewey, Richard U. Sherman, of
Utica, Editor cf the Oneida Morning Herald to
Mary f., eldest daughter of Capt r. w. Sherman
of Vergennes, Vermont.
In Salisbury, January 23d, by the Rev. G, W.
Barrows, Mr.. Luke A. Grover, of Sudbury, to
Miss Lucinda c. Henderson, of the former place.
In Bristol, on the 18th inst, by Horatio Need
ham Esq, Mr.. Harrison W. Day, to Miss Clarisa
j. Dean, both of that place.
In Hinesburgh, on the 18th inst, by the Rev
MIR. Graves, George c. Bidwell, to Miss Mary L.
Turrill second daughter of Joel Turrill Esq.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01

The Poor MANS FRIEND.-When iadeG
worn down with fatigue, and suffering from
long confinement, bad air and excessive labor,
the poor man goes home, feeling as wretche-
dly as well he may, ii has often excited sur
prise to witness the effects ola simple dose OF
Wright,s Indian Vegetable Pills. They
check the tendency TO disease at once, and
restore 10 the working man his wonled health.
Sold in single boxes OF % cents each.
Beware of Counterfeits Of all kinds Some arc
coated with sugar, others made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine The
safest course is, to purchase Of the regular agent,
only, one or more of whom may be found in every
village and town in the State.
w. p Russell and S. Moody Agents
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Young Mems Temper
ance Society

Held their Annual Meeting at the Town
Room, on Wednesday evening, the 26th ult,
for the purpose of electing officers, to serve
the Society for the year ensuing. HORACE
CRANE Esq. took the chair and called for the
report Of the Executive Committee. The
Chairman being necessarily absent had hand
ed his report to the Secretary, who read it to
the Society-it being document embodying
all that the Society had done, ard all they lad
not done, it elected discussions from several
gentlemen present. After which the report
of the Committee on Nominations was called
for, when the Chairman of said Committee
read as follows
Jason DAVENPORT, President.
William Carr,
Jacob Dewey,
II. l.. Fuller Vice Presidents.
Clark c. Cady
Horace Crane
Justus Cobb, Secretary.
For EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
D. A. Bowe, c. NJ. Simmonds, NJ. L. Bird,
K. r. Brewster, Edward Mathews.
For VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
A Wilcox, A. j. Cook, w. D. Bell, ]. G.
Ross, II. Wilcox, H. N. Epson, Luman c.
Hyde, Theodore Moody, f. G. Perkins, Da-
vid Levitt, Ezra Crane, A. D.; Stearns, S. P.
Nash, Charles c. Huntington, Charles Wood
worth, VIM. P. Lathrop, Heman Langworthy,
Eli 3. Parker, Horace Birge. J. W. Race,
VIM. Dewey, Ira Allen, Juba Olmstead
Warren Moore.
For WAsHISGToNIAN COMMITTEE.
Philip Battell, William 2. Huntington,
Horace Taylor, Jr.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I
ni-a;nt nf Nnu-- II alan &C

STATE OF VERMONT, I
Distict of New Haven S..
At probate court held at Bristol within, and
for said district, on the 1Ith day of January
IS4S.
An instrument, purporting to be the last will
and testament of NATHAN MEADER, late
of Lincoln in said district, deceased, being pre-
scented to the court here by Jesse Meader one of
the executors therein named, for probate: Ii is
ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session of said
court, to be held at the Office of the Judge of said
court in Bristol, on the 18th day of February
1913, at 20 o'clock A. NJ. and show cause, if any
they may have, against the probate OF said will,
FOR which purpose, it is further ordered that a
copy OF the record of this order be published
three weeks excessively in the Middlebury Gal
axy, newspaper printed at Middlebury, in this
state, all which publications shall be previous to
the said time appointed for said hearing.
Harley MunsiH, Judge.
4 true copy of record,
H. NunSiH, Judge. 40
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the district Of Addison
Commissioners, to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons, against the
estate Of
ICnABOD NJ. CUSHSIAN
late of Middebury, in said district deceased, and
also all claims and demads exhibited in offset
thereto: and six months from the 4th day of JAN
uary ls4s being allowed by said count for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business of our said appoint
mcnt,a at the late dwelling house Of I'M. Cushman
in Middlebury onthe 10th day of February and
29th day of June next from nine O'Clock a, NJ
until four O'Clock p NJ on each Of said days.
Nathan Carpenter I Commits
ALnon PinRcy sioners
Dated at Middlebury, this 18th day of january
ls4s. %
SOUTHERN MOSS-A superior article
thouroughly prepared for MATTRESSES; just
received, BY FRANCIS & sun.
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READ THE CERTIFICATE.
Boston, May 25ih IS47

Mr. SETH W FowLE,
Dear Sir :-There are so many quack
medicines al the present time, and each one
has more or less certificates from real or I'M
aginary individuals, that have for some time
had doubts of the propriety of giving any
testimony in favor of your medicine But
being assured that have been benefited BY
lis use. and feeling satisfied that BY giving
in my testimony in regard TO its medicinal
qualities, may, perhaps, be the means OF
saving some one similarly afflicted. there
tore cheerfully add my testimony in favor Of
the medicine that know has done me great
good. lave been afflicted with The Bronchitis
for number of years. and by the use OF a
couple of bottles Of
WISTAR'S BALSAM OE WILD CHER
RY
am happy TO say ;hat am almost free
from the above Troublesome disease.
If this should be the means of saving even
one of my fellow beings from that most
troublesome and painful disease, Bronchitis)
shall be fully paid for my trouble in writing
the above communication.
Respectfully yours.
3. COVERT. Vocalist
Firm Of COVERT & BODICE
street. w. P. Russell, Agent.
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County TEMPERANCE Society,

The Annual Meeting of Addison County
Temperance Society will be held at the Town
Hall, in Middlebury, on Wednesday, the I'd
day Of February, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
T. A: MERRILL.
JAMES MEACHAM, Committee
j. NJ. SLADE
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
ThrsdaN, January 2OtI

IhHSddy, january PUN.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
About eco Beef Cattle, 10 yokes Working
Oxen,-Cows and Calves 2SOO Sheep and
Swine.
pgT11O Cattle remained unsold
Prices are nearly the same as last Thursday
a few very fine 81 90 about the best 80.
Fair to good 10 a 90. Poorer from 4 10 a
10 as in quality.
Working Cattle inquired for-sales at S75 a
125.
Cows and Calves and Store Cattle but few
in market.
Sheep-135O stall fed sheep, IS, 81, 375,
80. 1850 common Sheep 81 so, 81, and
2 25.