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One Cent Reward.

4 BOY named DANIEL GUNNEL,
apPrenticed to the subscriber, residing al
GreenvilIe, Augusta County. to learn the Tailoring
business, ran away about the LIST Of August last
and The above reward will be given for his appre,
henslon. AL persons are warned not TO Harbour OF
employ him.
ALEX. II. HUTCHINSON.
September 26, 1S49.--3t.
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Mnre ELgcrfoN.--ft Is now fully ascertained
that the Democrats have secured majority IN both
branches Of the Legislature,
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o. CA Countryman" next week.
NJ A r RIED.

On Thursday the 4th inst, by the Rev Samuel Ken
neriy, MIR. CyRus WESTERN, to Miss REpEcC STICK
Ley daughter of Mr. Gabriel Sticklcy all of this CO.
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P0stpOnenient.

'EIiE above sale is Postponed Until Monday the
9Th day of October
JOHN CRAWFORD, Comm.
September &c, IS49-2w.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-09-26
TIE Dutch Settlement Ahead !
GREAT ARRxvAI. OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.

'INIlE world has been humbugged for years by
set OF fellows who cry Cheap! Cheap Chsapt
and at the same time making from SO to rs and
100 per cent profit But the time has arrived whou
stop is to be put to such course of business Tho
great law that regulates trade, is that of
Supply :tnGl Demand,
consequently as the supply of an article increases
It matters not whether that article be Flour or Iron
Lumber, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, SHOES. Can,
or READY MADE CLOTHING, the price is
necessarily brought down: The subscribers ,aks
pleasure, therefore, in informing their friends and
The public generally that they have ius, received
large and well selected assortment of
READY-MADE oLo.raxNd;
consisting Of Coats, Pants, Yests Shirts, Dya,csr..
efa az Handkerehiss Glores, Suspsadsr,, Hats,
Cali and see us, and we sill suii yoa no matter
whether you want suit cf ''Sunday best" OF "Ev-
ery'day wear" as we Lave all kin.is and a, every
price. FRANZ g. CO
c. Corner P-oom, Virginia Hotel Buildings.
Staun'on, June 20, IS49S3m.
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TO the Ladies.

E'HE handsomest and most superior Walking
- Shoes, Caters and Slippers ever exhibited in
this market, may be found by calling al the Cheap
Store of r. N GREEN
Staunton, Sept. &c, lS49
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-09-26

Tie gCNNlNe Bfcndrc5H PiI7scn1lI lie oLt0iNed az
Mefolio,cing places:
VIM Kyle. Staunton; w. w. King, Waynesbo
rough; Wm H. Bell Churchyille; PA. HciskcIh
Lebsaoh w Sulphur Springs; J. X. Cy rcle, Par
nassusj II Mcsscrs NTH, Mi. Scion; II: Mauvin
Mt Sidhcy; Jas. NJ. Stout, New Hope; D. & w
vile -. S. Guy, DcerGcld; MicGrfin ii; & Co Mid
way; Col. W III. Allen, Green Valley Bath Co .
John q Dickihson Millborough Springs David {:
Wise. Warm Springs, and Henry Miller Cedar
Creek; w VI: Douglas, Mt. Scion: Hebbs & Tay-
lorFallcy Nils: w NJ Dudley Jennings Gap
September G, 1919 PM
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READY-MADE OLotrarNts,
THE BRANDRETH PILLS.

WISE No time must be lost by the use of fool,
% :uies such as bleeding, mercury, for they both
ohy tot OIL the evil day to make it more fatal Even
IN nnammatory diseases, bleeding ought to DO
TO- Tor IN nine cases out OF ten il will take way
oy Brandreth's Pills They can take out the impurities
OF the blood, but alas they cannot put new blood
into the body, this requires time Blu, they cx nEosS.
ETATE OLD BLOOD, but the old must be there. 1t is a,
all times easier to eradicate merchry from the system
and restore the mcrcuralized being 10 full health than
IT'S to affect the restoration of the who repeat
cay pcen bied Bleeding and the effects of opium are
The greatest antagonists the Brandrcth's Pills have 10
contend against Let therefore be wise, and her
sickness assas us, abstract The disease OUT 'rGs
BLOOD, not the blood out of the body which bleeding
does. 30
Now Brandreti's Pills not only pdrifcs the blood,
cut they lessen the quantity, the same time thoy
rake Ire quality better: They only take the worn out
parts from the blood, those which IL ancd would bs
Of disease The socd effects hcb arc derived
from Brandreths Pills have 10 be felt to be believed
The seeds odccay can be family eradicatcd their
use, and the PRrNcPLE LIFE-TBE 81 oof,Jstrcnoth
encd Thus protractihg yigor Of body and mind to =
period we haze been accustomed 10 the facr.
ing step and the cnfcebIcd intellect
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,

'HNHE undersigned take this method of inf ,rn,;po
their friends and the public generally chat ,hev
have just received the
Fafl and Winter Fashions
and are now prepared to make work in The mos,
fashionable style for the seas, n They have renoy
ed to the frame building ole door above Robt Cow
ans Book Store, where they will be ready TO attend
70 all orders punctually. All work entrusted +,
ehem VIII be executed in the neatest manner and
warranted TO give satisfaction.
W Country Produce and Wood taken in ex-
change for work
w. J. & j. G.. POTTER.
Stauntor, Sept 10, i849.
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Sale Of Personal Property

GaIeS
HE Undersigned, Executors, will offer for sale
at public auction, on Friday the 18th dsy of
October next, at the late residence of John MYERS.
cec'd., portion of the Personal Property Of the
decd, consisting of Cattle, Hogs, Horse Colt,
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Farming Utensils, a Barouche
and Harness, Plantation wagon, sc. Terms
made known on the day of SALE
ISAAC MYERS, Z y
CHRIS. CLINE, s hSecu'ors'
o. AT the same place, and on the same dav. 2
variety OF other property will probably also be sold
j. NJ. s. G.. G..
September &c, tS4G.-St.
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September 10, 1876.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-04
To Free Soil Wings.

Tho Burlington Free Press Inns II very
cuutid Rrd -purlipout article, communicated
ly nur who yu,cd inr Van Buren, aud hdumr,
mSt Fnll,nddrrtsrd to itosc Wings, who then
felt impullcd 10 tlIe sanuu course Wnh hiu''
Irlt Wa rrgrrt TINT ~r have not space inr
the cmlrc cOnHuuuicntiom--con FROM onr,
~ 1t evidently docs.Whoso mere opinions ore
rmllcd Ia great weight, aud whose nrru'
..4. !4s4AlliinIIs eRn.haGdl fail To cat,
=, conviction to those nIluds that will Look AZ
the subject for themselves. ina culn aud ra-
tlonnl manner. We give some OF the c6ncld-
dug paragraphs;
Invr no ,loulil that he object ofthe DEM
OrtHtr, iu-,it- ,,',V-t,+-I-Ir-1. 10 duiS3.t tin
Wings aud elevate themselves. HIVE you
nil doubt, nul-slhvcry NligsY They hlre
nominated old abohionisis. True, thcy would
not he such lruls ~ 10 thrust forward ilcm-
selves at first. tor the lirsruilices The uh-
irct' would tlicn ,bnvr been too pnlpahIr. But
wlip nru those old HlulItlUdlsts! Very resprc-
tahlr met, hu douhl, lat HS good Democrats
ms ANY IN the ranks ol lle old luG. There ~
much Talk uhuut Supporting the -AdHIii'iS-
ration "the Administrations deertves all ihe
yitIs of human wrhllI:' Int pruy Mhat have
the wings Ut NUrmuut to tiu With ,l'e Al
riini.lrrl,ou oi tho general Government
True, unu al them II u uenrber of lie CNbl-
"U,i. md ~ lien that nhle man dirhonors his
Srnle or lis post, let us'roPIcum hun. The
Administration II Ms yet urrrlcd. The Wings
or Vermont aided ia putIng Gen. Taylor ~
NM Grand iayu no tiotti,, that "lfe,, lee lee
,rnys them. ar assruirr q position Upon slave
~ Which ought not 10 he sustained, ,tls,
Wings of Vermont VIII be tIle HfsI 10 dbdn'
don INN.
Tho Democrats hREe followed their own
lenders aud stuck to their Administration,
through thick aud thin, even although they
hnvu h,sn dragged through seas "ihloodHud
pnllu,ed the filth of Slavery. ] have yet 10
irnru Tint wings viii suck Ia tl,cr AdiniI,ls-
lration, right or wrong. lfrhey do, II Tor
mere place aud sl'oIls, rhey win dor or CONT
ttuuuce the doing OF great wrong, thru lel
tiirm till, .jdl To rIrv no iuurel All the Wings
or Any puriy cnu ,lo, M houIe, IL, hy legirla-
livr rerul,rr, aud through the Executive, To-
rive tlfr'1V it1ilurrce tive ride al irer,lOnL
and 10 elect meu kW Cnugrrs Who wiIl Mt
un\A record tlei voices aud vntss, IA iuiuOv-
All. npporniou Ia slavery. Thni, tlre Wings
OF Vermont hare dour; ilIut lEey toHf do
but must close. l nn trosbussinE upon
your timc. speak for orc. shalt not rush
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II lii IL g A l. EDO MA N.

The AlUalda of lhs di-ifiri received, ~
TuTsdny lasl q lriler linn Wa. DuN lnr, avn
~ ~ ~ rancho distant 20 uhlrs lruH Ills
tlnrr, mud rinnird uu ihe Cuusuiiine River,
ilin arrival Of large Parry pf
nrmed Americans un biz grounds, hud vino
had sl0l dUwu lures Of lis lndinn- willie rni-
lloyrd boo dirgiuga gave, On Wrdursdny
following 10 tTlusuiird llut 49, OrguuiZrd
company, forulrl ~ lle American, Ind unr-
ed parlY 0l ludiuns frnm iliH liver uulil
within nlsui lnn ntllr- Uf Dlylufs Tnncbo,
Nlrn, rpnilng upon them suddruly,. every
inAu WHs iusinully slni dawn, hnd the Wu-
inHn nd rlllilfru mkru iuiO cnlitiiy,-
These lrdians,l nppenf' lfom ile siarHruis
uadr iY Dlylur, rufrhuuird hy mirrs,
ruu, pnsod 10 l,nu the mining iro0p emplpy,
81 " lnu', Uu ll,s Middle fmk. md Nh0
had (hrHrhig nl lh1 etriiruieui CHufrd 10y lhe
murders go tim rlrrHuil Abandoned thr WnFk
10 Frrk prnlrCliUu iu ih"ir own village, under
lhr iuinirdnl" r0uftm al their rtuployrr-
We cAlnDl sinlr win Hrcurpcy lhr numher
tlHiu, although u - believed ~ h1 not lees
ihwu tWeuly, Three were Killed short he,
lance linm- lha lnnsr, Mliln cuiploied ~
NFFihR gave iUr Urbhrr uf Dttlut's
hully, lrrensrd. On 'l'Lmslpy ihe distinct
Alrul H. Wished lie scruo ri hlund-hrd, nud
wHr shown ilr hudirs nf eleven luliHuH ~
Uur puyr, TIE luditus repnrl twenty three
iilHsiuR oi ihHlf lldinu assn iu nil What h.
reserved luf llis pTitnurrr iiHe Z" ~ chow
The lrIiHuE arTr Wiiliniii HTHt- ~ len rluurli.
Tered, iiy ear next We may Ice placed ~
UOrsrs-iun ui tuuhef dTIHlls, md rnrrrrliurH
l,a-Trquiird iu ilr hnrrrnirr,ll ~ which VIII
10 promptly VVWUUFt. f''arfr tFWrF ''fTy =
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REMEDE ron BRONcHTIs.

hesipH, Play ~ lhif'
Mr. sch w, FpWlr DrAr ~, lh"fe are
30 many quaek medicines al we pfesgni. u''f'
and each one h4A more ~ fs4 eflu e,4W ,
nom real ~ imaginary lnAiVl1uNs' 'hAl H"Fr
Tor some hihe haa douhls nl lhr Pf"W'fy .'
RiYinf anY EHiimony ~ laYnI ~ yn" Hf"'
e,hr bhi being aHHntrd nat have bfrh p"h
fhlird by ne uar, nnd irrling eaishFl lhAl by
g'Vingln ny trsiimony 70 icg1fd u 30 med'-
elnal qpnlii'rr, may, perhaps, bT me 'nranh
ct s'''pe some one ''"''lnfly aihried' mere,
l-Ie ohf'HnllY Ada ny testimony ~ lAFpf ~
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heedlessy iulo lho snare which h spread hr
me. Wnuld IL ugi l,a il,n dictate If pfudrnrf,
~ my ulr 'rHhl. inr B0u Huii,Hluyrry Wings
lD pnusrf There 10 uo need of hastily cGiH-
m,liiug y0ur-elyr- YD@mny doubt wlielh-
er nni ui you, Your doubts, ifHuy ynrhHvr
ara grnuudlasr, ! have bren uieinl'eT OF
pn nullhlnsrry society fourteen years, have
ever brrn shawn, 30 tlir nS known ~ nll, NJ
nn uufnuprun'ising eHTny ~ human slave
~ The Declaration ~ Independence con-
mus ~ rrrrd upon The Hlhlrrl Of human
rngts, From ir pflnrTrs iiHy1 never r"n-
trimFly dryinlrl, voted fr Van Buren, Hgul
'AdHnF' 4 did ~, llruhi, hnuesily tuO, ~ !
feel n0w wiz NhHl consideration ! hive he1n
plln 10 hr-i0w upuu lhu n,allrr. ( doubt NOT
u ~ uiy dniy 20 VniH inr the Mhig ticket.
l,!lH not wish 90 punish lhe Wings lur do
ing wrnrp once, aid reward pnuy Wlirlt
lns l't''u mnnys wrong wrong iill ull Wuiivg
WHs iuhrn uWNi rrwHrd ihru for u Wyiulu-
rnlr rlmuEc, utr object 81 which 10 too o. Ainrr
rul ~ ndmii ~ doubt. -
Tie principles If men nfe moi clmugrd u
lhe uiHus ~ unor. When men ~ pnuy.eyru
10 cuuridgrnlilr uunhrrr, frsnko lhrir sui-
dnrd Hidl ilnrk a. lelior our, ! can cnucris
q" llru h"ursty 0Cpurrosri iHi whrn u l'ar-
g ~ No. "feniiT hifin, iuBksr IL n'ruil'rr- o.
'rr ~ mGs1f. ! suspect ll,nI something rl-o
lllhlf lNlNl liiif " ~ NfWhf fllW iiifH ilitl
Wpfl, ~ llHi WHY. MiHt FHy Snti Frrr SUD
lihmly Nhips; Have nol, ~ giving NV
"wu sentiments and lrrliugs,rSpTrssrd oufrY
Il IL unurl lul u slinuld be- -. G,r ,nlir cir,
runrlaurrs md mae have hrrG tie suu,r.
We lpyr bad a. ruulpud Witl Tie snfns diAi.
rUirIrE t,Ur ruUErtrurrH irHvr riirrrtrri ~ ~
lice same way. u !. uuluul llpt our rrrsrut
pp-li"u shuuld hr The sntur liyuu mr. -al.
'hrd tlru Nou rnu curry out your avn r1u-
,irtot,s nfduiy beet l., iuitiuR tie nrw Drm.
nrfnlic nfguuiziHiuu, Why, do r'f Lat dp not
lilrk, hrcnuse 80 'uicd lur NUu Buren, aud
Adrus ln-t Nuur. Auu mo hound a. vote lnT
NTcdhnn, s. Go, next September. The D'H.
o'tmr llnk lrcuusr wc ln,r pulled NJ Ito
Itrc Sol ROPE, w~nrc iurly lHuessrd iulp
dee Democratic Tcnu. RI links ihr C0W-
ier. eruwu rnihrr fulid of late, lI,it ~ lur ~
u,y vote can prryrui.thr Democrats slnll not
laugh IN their sleeve when rlurklug over u
Victory obtained 10y WIZ vnrrs.
A FELE sou VINO.
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Gy"Ihr Cunmencru ENrrcIscs touk
place At Dnrimunlb College, on Thursday.
Tie orniinus hrfnrr the vnrInUs societies we're
pronounced nn "Wednesday; n'd thul hciorn
Liz LurruLN Sncictrs. hy u = Whpplr, nf
Boston. His subject wns, "inrllrciunl IIrnIII
mud D,srnsc,n The huuorrry degree of d..
u. was conferred on Rev. Mr. Barstnw, Of
Krruc, aud Nr Long, OF Western Reserve
Collrgr The Gcgree of Ill. -. WINS 'nuir..
red on lion. E,iwurd Everett, Judge lEil'lc,
ri tbr MnrsarhuFutts- e+1.1s-Cnl!4!r -Hi4d
lion. Amos Kendall
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ElRE TNOM
WalpoIe 10 New York, $500.


TENHAlNa leave Rmille1ora'- aip. Aaa aus
Y Afbf, - un ~ aHigal ~ thr stage con.
meeting With HE Cheshire and huiivan hail'
road NJ Walpolc
iSts.ngrfs ~ thu Rrai Tain leaving Mont
prlrf OF Wells River, aud arfiy,n 40 WaIpnlg
a T., a., take the as, ~. Tain iT1m Brat
tleboTo', arrive "a Springfield Ego, y, ~.
stop one hour Tor supper, and thea pfnorrd by
the llarliufd and New Haven liilfrnd and
mn superior fttNiHOAF C0NNECTi-
cur, 10 New York, aTrylUgHt about 2,
pHtarnnrfH VS. the "a train leaving MGntprl-
irf " Wr,ls lltyrr, aud afryIug at Wiipolr Ht
7,i1, y, n lodge ~ liWulrhofp' and take tho
pA,u. tuia, which CONNECTS A. Springfield
With abe tf8ius at the liaui',fd aud Arw llay-
"a aud che New Yofk and Nrw Haven Rat
r0nda, rcnrh,ng New Yofk ct p, ~, by tho
INLAND ROUTE
liua is the CLeag,si. QaickSai, and musr
Comt0ffdl'6 HnEie from Gll parts of Vermont
lnd Western New lilwmbFc. aiIafdlng iTay,
rirn the chuIrf 0t nu entire laud route nr 81
rhou pnrange 10 one Of tie Nncsl boats upon
thr Sound.
Returning, pnsarnrrrs cHn leave New York
nv the = 4 - trinn oi the New York and New
Haven lllfoad, uud reach lIrttlrboto' tho
Hnnc ryTuinG, or by the 80, =. " tthin orr,
-. boat, loif' ~ New Haven. sud reach Mont
prlirf 80 Wells River, tie nest evening,
Passengers arriving ut Springfield ~ tho
hrst iralg ifam Braiu, hnfu, reach Providence.
Aluiny, Troy az Nh,t.hall, iho rauv evening"
aud nuililo tc next Day at I, Pm,
Northampton, July s.l7iJ C96n3
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.4fAusMHMGBG

Ia Waterford, July 3o,'by Rev Ffahcia
Warmer, ANAsA NJ WAN, VI D., Of ll'td
wick, aud Misc Pam j. SuNlss, u Fan.
coma, y. II.
rrhcham, July ~. by the Rev, David Mrr
ull, Mt ALFurp RiN, rfccrpiof "f Peach lm
Academy. aud MISS CuVriNA W,LHHllDE
f'rhc PJinlcr's thanks for whnlr wedding
loaf, audi best wishes for llrv happnrss OF
his klnl ifrhda,
W. Cfanabury, jane a., by Rev $ Il ian,
Mr. William G Paddock und hiss Abba l., D..
Nisln.
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KnsHulh ISSUED on ihs 27hlh uf 81 Hudn
Prrll, proclamation, Ealing upon ll,e peo,
l,ls in HE mast emphatic lnuguHpe, ~ rice H.
lrius against lhn INVADER lha cuupniRn a.
gniusl the Aurlriu Hurri1r army j. eallrd -
Crusade. u 10 nnuifushy Intended ~ WOrk
uu the religious irrllnEs Of lls people, aud
~ -iils u enid p.lH ,pogI rlunuHni Rud iin-
parsiourd, kossliIh lull l'rslh ou the "a lpr
szrgrdin.
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g42Mr.srEs

~ tlv- town, juno II, Fanny Nj wife Of
Benz T. Mtlyu, ng,d ~, sud daughter Of
Wilism u hud Sarah Tufo-t rrlutrfa ~
y York, Htc, NC
Ia Lowell, NJ, very eUdlculy, July %, DON.
''---i -- 1'v'--r- ''-1 =. ....-.,+sy Al
+. - Wright, iormcrlY Of this town
A. North Dpnvillr, July -, MutnH, dnaRh.
ter If Nlr Chsrlrs |srnry, arrd wears
ln Whftlock, Jane -, Mr. CHARLES Math.
rwson. Jr ,arrd 80.
~ Raycrhli, Jolly ~, Mr. Moody Lsdd, 80
81 about -
ln hlolny, 2lIh alt, Mr. Joel Cheney aged
about CO
J.. Crsn.Lugy. July g. Of pal.y. Mt El,h1
HbrnhtW, aged so yraTt.
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Aggregate Of deaths by rhol,rn. 2si:

AEHfFthlf Nl VfNliH W fNNi'fHs ~flb
A. Columbus tWu fnipl cH-r- are reported
iU he Ulu0 3'rHr5 fUUrrUt ~ W rriur-tits-'. l-
lb-I wrrk, a. tie State pruitruliafy uo urw
ru-r- bad urcurrrd--N hole number "f con,
,irts died nt cholrtn. 100.
Al Cleveland, Ohm. go Monday Of lnst
week. s'yuu eases bud ihtcr deaths wrCr ~.
pnr'rd ipr furl .rigld hour, ~ Morning
,Sinr Prrhlr C,.,p smbll. ilHrr at pl,uut ninr-
"siuill,'-." Gblll Co., ~ cpsrs md ~ drnihs
bad ogrurcd within Ihc week ending on the
18th 81 July,
...G.l.l rrunr Of inictneni. nj Dclruii
Mich. iur,ho week rndirs tie 93d, shows
siXr,.rNo drnlA ~ hat civ. vt which %
Mrtr r., rGo1rgu. Tie udd deaths Ly lhut
,l,,ru.r -iucr ~ fi,,i appearance ISL The
Btntd at llrnIil trlud four deaths iur he
twenty four hou'- cudiug hl noouoi ihc2 i,h
aud ssirn drnlli un the 25lh.
Tia" d,'nlhs liuiu rbolvrn az 81 LOUIS, on
tie 2i-i ulf were C6
SAvprsEr. Omo, July 30-JLo condition
"flhr ciit ~ tuu-t tratiully llrnrl.trndWP
fnm the ,lGclr ui the rhulrtn. Outuf q POI.
ulGliuu uf ihr,-r lhnu.pud, unl more linn sry.
80 hundted trun'N. llrrrG hn,e bcrr one huu.
dfrd deaths within tie Inst t,,n days. Busi-
ness !, entirely tusp"udcd Tie pos office
and hni,la are all rlrsri Nnuy ph, -icinu-
ufr victims ~ The disease 1'ir Sch are sut.
t'riug drcndGllN Gir ilr want Of care. The
living nrr i,ut ouly umphlc "a attend to their
wants, tut even Ia bury the dead. N"hddy
eau hr fiurl Ia Zig grn,rs ur nmke c,ihus.--
Tho markets ARE entirely deserted, md ilie
inhabitants are forced Ia Nti,d la Cleveland
aud ullrr places un the Lake, for provisions
aud medical aucuduure
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Tne Markets.
BRIGHTON MARkET, Thursday, July 20
KnnnrI.n Inr Lin. l'IANnIler.

BRIGHTON MARhET, Thursday, July 20
Reported ior the Traveller.
AZ market, 900 beef cattle, l75 stores, .
pats working oxen, 30 cows and calves, 1901
sheep end Lau,bs, $50 Swine.
Beet caetie-ENtta, 81, %; LIST quality, 6; I'd
do . .5i 81 do. 9 81.
Slores-2 years old from Si2 10.
Working OSrn--salrs ut $50, 60 80.
Cove aud CHlyrs-$ls, -, "a, 30.
Sheep aud Lambr-Sl,1G 90 2, go,
Swne-5l Retail Ia Z.
BOSTON MARKET July 81.
BEEF-EXtra mess, ~ % - "a 50i Mess,
10, so u d,5U; No /, 1T 20 UO0UO; prime, city,
800 10 90; navy ~ 90 90 90.
PORk-EKtra clear l3 80 Ii co. clear,
10 90 Is 50i mess ~ 90 a II or prime . 30
l0,01. 80
LARD-Bostnn Ga u soulhISlwest, 6da u
BUTTEl-store l54a 10, shipping IL a I54
family 20 %.
ChEESE---new milk 7 8, fouHsmeOl a 6,
shipping b AZ.
FLOUlt-liowurd street I2 a 0 00j Ohio,
600 al5, IL, Genesee, com. brands, 5,25 600;
Grnrsrr, fancy brands, 80 a $50
CORN-AYellow, round, % a W, fiat 90 a 65,
white 90 u 81.
OATS-southcrn, goa 80; northern, 80 n40,
eastern, SO n TO.
WOOL--Thrre has been affair demand for
domestic fleece and pulled at quoted prices,
H.s.H. A a
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Cholera Roports.

iosruN,-Two ortlirrgchs's RrpeHr ohnrt
every doy ,bm ll,ey do not materially iurrea.c,
Nrw YoRE CRY, July 3l-lG0 cu'rs ard
~ drulhs, DuruF lost "crl there Gi2 druIs,
~ B,o"bli u, tie. 3lrl, ~ rascs nid 20 dcOiht
IN liullDlo, stur tni a. eases mud / deNllis
IN Symcusc, 10 r0scs, 7 deaths.
CiSClNNATl,--Ih' g. zr'u of tie 2ilh ulL
puiHi.hr- tie following rsiiuulr ct lhr ,L~mli,
-, rlmlrm ~ llni city, sinct tie iirst appear
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Connecticut and PassUInpsIc
Rivers Railroad. j

- = : 81: J, t.l:,5a lysT,sk
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-TnE CALEDONIA ARTICULATION

or Congregational Ministers will meet az 81
lphusbGfy Gentle on 1ursdly The IAN Of
August, az noon. J J.. STONE, Scribe,
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CHavGE or TINE.

4 y and ailrr Thursday, Jniy ipfhy the Pas
~ srpr~r Gars Gar E"ston, aud dawn CoH,
nrctlcut River, will leave Wells RIVER At Of
\ VI and az ~ o'clock, noon, aud arfiyr ~,
I}---t,,', . = - -,,,l - l....-sass 4lay.
iukNlNG, wiillcAvr Boston at "a a.
VI uEd f. o'clock, noon, aud arrive at N,us
RIVER 81 aA T., NJ, aud - T., NJ
Plssrugrrs Tor New York, who leave Wells
River "a the morning cars will arrive ~ New
Nafo Tho next morning, ~ the Norwlch or
Nvw haven Steamboats,, by thu following
raUicH;
-Bj Nashua Worcester, and Now Haven
LIZ S4.h1ar "a5sys'vr SPaaEh-ld aus
New favrui
~ Bellows FuH, Gm,rbor7' and Nov
li3yru.
RETuRNING: lrayc Sow Yutl by the eve d.
ming SlraluAnala- Lar AAiWieh or Ns% lllgea.
and arrive at Well. taFrf the rcNt evening
fat-enc"fa hy The morning ears from wa
River way uach the following places the
some dty Boston, Portland, Me, pc.vidcaor,
r /, Srw London, Hartford. aud HrW Ia.
ven, Ct, Springfield, New Bedford, and NcN-
buypou, Ma aud all intermediate places.
-. { 'RUGGLES, Agent.
July 10, O2pm3U
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CF-Ih" Coos Democrat, confirms n rldo-
ny narrative Of the fires which rurlrclrd tat
rrgiuu on lhr afternoon aud evening If July
20, und did much duunrc ou the Vermont
aud n. H.. hills. A shower nt night
partially relieved the siN weeks drought. The
log hnllgc irm Lungs Mills IN Lancaster,
was burnt "a ns to hr imra'-nhc. Two 'nrns
with hay, iva dwelling houses aud very
considerable qumutt'y of luuhFr, were burnt
near MrGrgoiy s. Good"il'S u,Il-, ia White
field. n. H..
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lNrrENATpNAL Nnr. uuoN.--Wr have
iu't hEnrd wi, great pleasure HAT Messrs.
GsuPd, J,teH S Co., managers OF Iho inter-
,i,iitsaai ,l4i-ratoH ufNcw HaTkr -ha.s- aii-
pointed u. Frank !N,pRs, of Barnet, one of
rh,ir lIqnrrury Secretaries. Mr. Stevens viii
send his splondid copy ofrhcAuuuul Eugru,-
iug intended for ,hr subscribers Tor f9I"ihi-
place iot exhibition neat week. II will lie
exhibited nj Curtis Hotel, when We advise
all our renders 10 go mud see It.
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CoNorNr BAnGr & MrRNAN's Bass,
SrRSG & QUANTITIES BAND--rolorcd gen.
llrmcu-.-gryc q Couccr on "Wednesday eve
ming nj lhe NcIp-or the Cong, Church
IN lhi- place. They had crowded house,
md Ihcir performances gave moro general
satisfaction than any thug Of the rorl We
have had among us for loue iime. Ancr
llic close al the Cunccn thcY received u
hnnd,"mr Zee Tor az iout'- out dour ruicr-
luiumcni which they give, lay request, To the
rroplr NJ Fhirlmk'- Village.
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BOLTNo. The lisuow- Frll- Gazette says
there ace 0hoVI sHc-hUHaycd ol,ha opposi'ion
parry ~ Il'r Town Of Ituri,iughuu,whu rpiuse
To- rn the "Cnnitiuun
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ChoLrHA - BraLiNGroN. To ouurcl the
exaggerated rcport. ofilc cholera In BurliuF.
ton Ne S,l,clnrn orlhr town have made
foil inquiry, uud rlor' II casgs- aud eight
ItraTtII- rIrrrI- -,....-l ~. lima