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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
GREAT FIRE AT CACBONDALE, P.

GREAT FIRE AT CACBONDALE, PA.
OvEa F6RTY BUILDINGS BuRSED.--A tele-
graphic despatch, dated IIonesdale, Septem
Der Both, says: SAT fifteen mhuIas past ] !
clock, on Saturday night, a FIRE was discOy
cred 10 the rear OF s. w. Thomas barn, al
Carbondale. II communicated Immediately le
the adjoining buildings, ana before 9 o'clock
on Sunday morning, two thirds Of the town
fbetween 40 aud 50buidlngs, )were in ashes
Atis supposed 10 have been The work Of an in,
cendsry. Tho amouat ofloss and damage
cannot yet be estimated. All Of the bes
and business part Of The town was burnt. -
The following are the names Of the owners
Of some of The buildings destroy ed. nnd they
are enumerated IN tile same order that the
fire rant s
&c. W. Thomas, tavern and barn; Dick
son g. Co.'S sioteI Sand Kodgscn, Esq, Law
Office Mis-. Russcl, miIIiner's shop; Gillespie
s.. 1--we. store and post oifice; 7. MoffiH, Jf,
s,ore W. w Bronson, Railway Hotel P.
Campbell, store and building; G Stark, store /;
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
TEvER-sORE cTTRED

The Rev. RICHARD DuNNING, Pastor Of the Pres'ye
rian church, Albums Basin Monroe county, " wrote
~ have just received letter from Mr. CHASNEY DuNsNs
relative 10 the Of his Feversoe You may depend
what it states for lie Is Christian and elder in the
church Some years since he had have Of his legs
oG 10 his life consequence of FeveT-soTe The Ohe4
leg being affected and about be amputated
mended BRANT's MEDICINE. Read the result He says: 4
4ate used only THREE BOTTLES of BRANTS MEDICINE
placed ALL HOPE from recommendation, in that Medicine
and say THAT with the blessing Of God ii has e8eej
nlILl leni n,n E1r ii lnnriir
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
QgANyyE?nS eyYyrrTs.

mfr o. B KINNEY merchant Clinton Oneida county, n. "
Informed that cncerdocor in said county efeclng
wonderful of CANCERS through the ecacy of BRA NTS
PURIFYING EXTRACT oanccy-doctor in Gresne county
NJ " is also using said PURIFIER. Mr.. A. b. SrTTE. drug
gist at Cunaioare, Montgomery county, ~ " has informed
us OF important cure Of CANCER Of long standing which
effected aged Indy of that place IT, therefore, ts
impure disease of the blood cure Seven years
experience and triumph says there are none but what w
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
THE LATE BOUNTY LAND LAW.
Especial despatch to the N, Y. Tribune |
WasuYNc,,o,, notol,o. o IpEoE

The President has not, as has been report.
ed, suspended proceedings under lhe Bounty
Land Bill passed September 30lh, 1850. -
Applications for warrants will he decided on
at The Pension Office under the law as il
passed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
NURSING SORE MOUTH. LUCORRNEA, &c.

"bYRoN, GENEsEE Co., N. Y, Oct. 10, 1s47
"Messrs M. T. WALLACE & CO.: Some time last winter
my wife became SO debiaed from the effects of Lcorres
and Nursing Sore Mouth that she could lift child or per-
form any household labor Her medical varied
according the advice and prescriptions eminent
physicians until skill exhausted in useless efforts
became very skeleton that at the time she
king Brdnfs Medicine she weighed than eghty-fvs
pounds but by the time she had taken four bottles
perfectly well The perfect that she enabled
TO do all necessary household work. and gained thirty pounds
Of flesh in four weeks.
"YouTs truly, C. B. GALENTINE"
The reader will observe that Mr.. GALENTINE save aeH
SKILL" He, informed by T. TERRY ESQ of ths
aatna Mi haas R1ld ad medi = -
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Worse than Hopeless !!

Now hear Mr.. HASKlN'S statement of cure He said
My wife procured one bottle Of BRAN7rS PURIFYING
EXTRACT-THAT BOTTLE enabled me to get of my bsa.
enabled to waik miles and when had finish
ed using Nine Bottles SEVENTEEN of fWenty Ulcers had
HEALED Up, and three bottles effected PERFECT
CURE and restored me TO gaod health
FOURTEEN WITNESSES.
The above facts certified to by DOCT. T. WILLIAMS
Mr. G. R. BROWN, Of Hest Rome Tfotft Mesars BlSSEI
LEONARD, Druggists, and ELEVEN other rsspsaas,'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
PAfIADELrHrA, Oct. 4.

Edward G, Date, Esq, Of the city, has
been appointed Treasurer of the Mint, in
lace of Ross Enowden.
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LlNDlANA.
PRoNIDENee,, Oct. 4

M PKoNIDENeE, Oct. 4.
At The sales oc seats for Jenny Lnd's
Concert, TO come of on Monday next, The
first choice brought $3.50. Col, Ross was
lhe purchaser.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09

"ATTlcA, Genesee Co, February /, 1s4S.
an. 7. WALLACE l. CO-GeatlemeH: / was, for
than year, afflicted with disease of the stomach could
fat greasy substance without causing great PAIN
sickness and vomiting and continually afflicted with
stomach / as an experiment tried one bottle of BRANT
MEDICINE, which, to my utter disappointment eased and
Liored Me usual paia after eating therefore used second
bottle, which has completely cured the dsease.
well and hearty and almost anything without being
pained or the stomach becoming sour.
"Yours respectfully, r. s. WILCOX
Mr. Wilcox n resDeculle n1arc tofh
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
New ORLEANs Oct.

INV NDINb1FttV'J WI u
The "Alabama," " fom Chagres, brings S,u
Francisco dates to September Isl aud 10
passengers.
Peace Is restored IN Sacramento city.
Col, Wilson. the Specin Messenger to
Texas, has returned, and SAYS Governor Bell
invites the issuing ofa Proclamation subai;-
ting TO a popular vote the proposition of the
General Government, Immediately in the arr
tival Of Col. Lewis With official news hi the
passage Of the Boundary Bill The vote will
probably be taken about the LIST oil Novew
ber.
Cotton unchanged. Mess Pork has az
vanced 10 Sl0,50al0,75.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
CINcINNArI, Oct. 4.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.
The State Fair was visited yesterday by
over 1000 persons.
LII estimated that The receipts for tickcts
will exceed $4,000.
The Agricultural Ball was large and fash,
'onable. A5ont 500 pArtook Or the supper
prepared for the occasion.
Pplly one half the guests were strangers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
One Dollars worth !
DANGEROUS sCRoFULA!

How much CANcER-how much SYPHIL1s-how much
SoRoFULAwill One Dollars oorth of BraRts PURIFIER
cure Read the following statement which s specimen
of its power
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CAPTURE OF FUGITIVE SLAVES.
BEDFORD, Oct. l..

DEDEbHD, oSl. /.
Ten runaway slaves from Virginia. who
los their say OF The ridge of The AlIeghenies,
8 niles from his place, were discovered yes
terdas. Daring the melee which ensued,
two of the slaves we're wounded one morlalIy
and thc other dangerously. Three we're
captured This morning. SIX sought shelter
in monnrain hut, occupied by 4 man and his
wife The clothes OF the fusItlVes we're very
rapgcd, and nearly torn off their backs from
coming in contract with tees, IN lhe;r en-
dea, OF 10 escape unseen.
+ wnulan Of the hui supplied tie out"
casts ulentifuIV with food, while the husband
procured assistance, aud captured them. lie
received reward of Two bnndred and nifty
dollars for their recovery. lhe remaining
Two have up 10 this lime eiuded all attempts
to arrest them, aud are doubtless concealed
some where befenhouts.
They are closely watched by Penhsylva'
mans, Mhh are eager 10 obtain the reward Of
fered for lhcm.
L,igc dtores Of cattle are being driven
eastward.
WHAT v rsrERN LADY SAYS OF QUEEN
VICTrRrA.-A lady correspondent Of the
Sa Mt Lnnis Republican, writing IIom Lnn.
don. gives vetv interesting account Of the
prorogalion Of Parliament by The Queen in
person Oar American ladies may be in:eA
rested in what one oI'their cuuutry women,
far Mlssouran. says of the Qreen. The
lady correspondent represents her MS "tooI
small in stature, but she has a pleasing face.
and was dressed magui6centty, and she isl
remarkably easy, graceful, aud d'gnf1ed IN
her movements Her speech was written on
foo'scap, which she rested on her hand, as
she read sitting. She is n beautiful render.
Her ennnriaion was slow and distinct, her
manner was calm. digniied, and self posses
sed 70 republican eyes, it was strange
sight to see body Of men standing grouped
bcture n lady to receive orders, and II SCUM
ded strangely to hear her say, My lords and
genIlemen. have the satisfaction TO release
YOU from the duties of laborous session.
Bat she said it with wonderful grace and
dignity, rs well rs authority. Her speech
was short; every word of it was heard dis
tnctly by every one present"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
SALT RHE<- n,
and 81 impure chronic diesaan u as Itssa % esgssx s

bY RRANT'S EXTRA0T
ror saieDy .ioll ijeall, Cadiz; w. Sturgeon &
Co. Harrisvie;J Russell 81 Co.. jefferson; ]. s.
A. 1aggert, Tippecane; A. +. Crossey. New
Rumley John Parrish, Moorcfeld; ]. II. Camblett,
Doersviile, Isaac Lewis, Georgetown, and by MGR,
chants and Druggists IN every town in the State
February 30. I950-Iy
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CHANCE oF III
Dyspepsia-sour Stomach!

from the girl to the 'oodn and the at middle Gye
one case accelerated and the other gradually suppressed
prevent any Of the fatal diseases that frequently III
Re1npnce oil such change
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Hundreds-Thousands-
mendcd to cure blood diseases, have decided that
Brant's is the Cheapest,
because One Bottle of It has more medical curative matter

because One Bottle of It has medical matter
In it and in consequence, disease in much less
Eme than boule of any other medicine,
IT. then, One Bottle Of BRANTs PURIFTER will cure -FOUR
TIMES disease than bottle of sarsapdyiH0-
"BRANTs PURIFIER" would be cheap at fonr dollars
bottle as sarsapariHd at dollar. But BRANTS PURE-
FIER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle: and as a
bottle of it has cured and s capable of curing FoHr Times
much disease bo.e of saTsdpard therefore
sapara in consequence of its less power and less medical
efficacy should be sold at more than Teaty Fire CHs
per bottle to be cheap the PURIFIEn at One Dollar
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
NIERCURTAT, DTgEAsEs

BRANT's PURIFYING EXTRACT s perfec, and EhorouoA
Tadedtor of al the effects Of MERCURY, any of the various
OF CAoMEL or MERCURY from tie system and il
nj AFAI ITuysr
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NYal

y ABBLs. superior copal Yntnish, our oNR
4EU manufacture, warrntcd, for sale by
junc 80. JAS. PAUL Il co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09

GtARPETlNG--Oil CIot III and Rug, in grain;
I ! Striped and Rag Carpetting, in various
qualities, for sale chenp by
oct 2, 1885, s. d IL McFadden.
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AND CAPS--Men and Boy'sIInts and
L 4 Caps--in great numbers, ut
October Q. 1850. McFADDEN'S.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14
ALED MAN.

- a. retaliation ior the anti-slayry rr-o-
luuons of ule free States, the Governor Of
Virginia rrcomWgnds that "a! Of ten peg
cent be- iInpofei ou al their manufactures
sold within the limits Of the Commonwealth.
Also. that tax BE- levied nu all foreign gools
consumed there which are received through
the free sntn.
- Gen. Scott, 10 his report on the army
recommends two additional regiment. 81 Ora
en0ns or Mounted RIhcmrn, and al-o an in-
erra-" OF the Infantry ~ Indispensable ~ tho
Protection nt unE frontiers.
90 The potato rot, the Trenton Gazette
says, has destroyed large portion Of the pn-
tators raised ia that neghborhood. When
hrt dug The poatnrs generally appeared
bur and sound, but shortly afterwards CONF
mcnced dccaying
- The Michigan STATE Constitution waa
adopted 20 tho recent election by q majority
Of u ~ d o. aHe Lat tha equal auaragr"
provision Wa rejected by q vote Ut thrFe 10
one.
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4AKMels

In Waterford, Dec. >, by Roy. Francis
Narriuer. Mr. solomon H. Woods. OF st.
-Iuhn7btir'-, and AtJys Sarah Stgycus, Of Wa
tcriord.
Also, by the same, Dec. II. Mr. John II.
Plumlcy and Miss Caroline +. Parks, both
OF Waterford -
In Burke, Nov. Is, by Rev. r. Goddinr.
Ntr Nyah ". Toddng, Y Band Miss Jane
|. Parks, both Of the city bf Providence, X
Also, Dec, /, Mr. Silas Dexter and Mr.
Fanny ID. Rowland, both OF Burke
In this town Dec. ., by Rev. Mr. Gurncy.
Mr. Ira g. smith, 10 Miss Sarah J. stevens,
both ot IT. Johusbury
In lrlsburgh. by Rev Joel Fisk. Mr. sam
NIL ;. Webster to Miss Etiza NJ. Kid,lcr, ali
of Irasburgh.
In Morgan, Nov. 10. by Rev. VI. Patco. lTr
Lorenzo u. Barron, OF - udon, 10 Miss sarah
Turner of Morgan
Ia bradford, at the Vermont House, Nov
20, 10y Rev. ). Mckcen. Mr. Omar Roberts
OF Oxford, y. H. to Miss Julia 4. Baker. of
Morristown, VI.
In Newbury, Dec. ,, by Rev. II. Z. Cush-
ing, Mr. Richard Robinson, of Plainfiold, to
Miss Sarah Reynolds, OF Melbourne c. r.
In Straford, Moves. MIR A. A. Bullock. of
Wells River, to Miss +. II. McAIaster
At Hanover, Dec. ?, by the Rev. john
Richards, DIR. James +. Morse, OF Cra.tsburv
' t., To Miss Celestial X. Smith, OF H.
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N&A EHLEo

In Waterford, Nov. -, Angelina Maria
daughter OF Asa and Maria Hovey. aged J
years, months, and days. Being active
aud sprightly she had plreaIy awakened in
the Bosom OF fond parents rttc. mQst Gathering
hopes. But alas she was ONLY lent IA, tb,,,,
In the midst OF life there is death. Com
In Barton, Nov. l9,Mr William Lang aged
81, a revolutionary pensioner
In Burlington, tee. I. Mrs Sarah tttan,
widow of the late Hon IIeman Allen, i'm the
6Ith year other agr
In bradford, Dec. 1, after an illness of one
week John Rogers, son of Capt. Charles and
Permclia Rogers aged II years and three
months.
In liayerhill, Dec. 3, Mr. James Kinr
revolutionary pensinner, aged about s5 wears
In Hayerhill, Dec. :, Mrs Nancy, wife OF
the late Obadiah swasey, Esq, aged Il
years
At Rcrmont, on the 2sth ult Mrs Alphia.
wife OF Mr. Henry Moore, aged e wears.
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-4Et#EF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sEyEN DAYS LArER rRoM ErAorE.

HALWAX, Wednesday, Bec.di
The America with iorty-.iy PASSENGER inr
Boston aud ,ix Tor Halifax, arrived a. cighr
o'clock this morning.
There r. greatly increased agitation Ia
England and Scotland in relation 90 the an.
u-popory movement aud the Daily News a..
scrt,, thar the Attorney General IL preparing
q hil 20 make penal the holding at English
titles by the Catholic clrrgy; and the Time.
significantly remarks. that Doctor TIthoru l.
the first ~ h. will as,urrdly be- the last. Bi,h,
op OF Birmingham. Lori Baunmot. Cath
Ollie nobrman, has taken the field against the
measures ut the lop" and maintains tmt his
appointments 10 English Bishoprics are de-
runiory 10 the crown, and a. variance with
tA. constitution.
Immense meetings have been held 10 do
nouncc the aggressive policy OF the country.
and IN some instances have lead To- serious n
0tF, CyVcrJaiiv NJ Birk,.rl-i,,l - l..g,-- rk..
meeting advertised for "Wednesday was at
tended by one ct the widest riots since
the days ct the Reform bill Magistrate.
and police were compelled 70 hca be-
fore the mob. The cross finally restored quiz
rt
\ aigbffll collcry explosion occurred at
Firth y sons mines. 10 Halifax, England.
ON FRIDAY afternoon, Loss Of life unknown:
supposed tu be- very great
The latest new. from GERMANY ls in mo-
respect more pacific, nor affair. less critical
and rumplilItrlthan Tor two week. urc,iou.
90 the sailing IT the America
The cabinet Ut Pctcr,bureh Is reported ti
tn have formally made known that q War.of
Prussia against Austria would. AZ the Same
time hc q war against Russia.
CJNciNNNrL Dec. iIth.-GoH~. largr dis
tillrry containing 10000 hu.brl. of corn was.
burnt last uirht 80 Aurora. one man wa.
k.llcd and One badly wounded
Number. nt rmiguut have died of cholera
durjn" t!r last week. in steamboats, ti.1m
New Orleans for this place and 81 Louis
-.--+ -.4--L.-i- -Il---- L.l.al.!
owing iu fho eytrcmc scarcity o. money. CON
sDIUcuuy there are more sellers and "a les.
number ct buyers than Yesterday. Prices un-
1000 sold at slaLl5.
~ A. East Haven. Conn. NIonda, night
Alfrrd ShcpcrI aud James Hotchki.s met
horrible death 10y fire. They were tcndinga
'-'' --,.--,44..
shanty near 10y, erected TOR ,hoir accomrno-
iation. The structure took fire., probably
from tho stovc-and they we're burnt 70 dj-nth
with e..
60 Gen James Wilson late member of
turzrr-- N,-ry bI-rrrfr-liir,-. hs- arrived
in san Francisco, California, where hg in
tends TO settle and practice his profession a.
Il iuv,-r.
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hcref3r. Referred % the committee on the
public lands.
' Air Hall introduced bill, granting the
right of way and a poriloH sfpuhlir lands. tu
The state ui Missouri, a. AID Doe CONSTRUCTING "A
railroad from Hannibal 81 81 Josephs Re-
frrrrd fD lhr came Committee.
Mr Holmes asked leave b. offer a re-olu-
ton. instrurtlng the Committee on Military
Affairs a. report ban comforting on Grn.
Scott me ruk of Lieutenant General. ior bio
Gallant SERVICES 800 the late war wifh Mryiro.
Objected 3D.
Mr. Harris, of Illinois, introduced bIIl. ~
establish reciprocity of tFldr between tho T.
nitrd States and Canada, aud The free uasiga-
ton Of the waters connecting thc Iakr- with
the Atlantic Ocean, Referred "a tho Com
mitier on Commerce.
NJ Jphuspn, pf Tenn, asked leave ~ in
frndurr resolution a. make the bill. giving a
farm a. every head OF q family settling on
M public domain the oriier uf the dly Tar
Monday neSt Rules not suspended to
NJ Wentworth offered q rcsolution,to make
the River and llarhor hill. andthe Cheau
Postage bill, the order ct the day tomorrow
Ohierted %, lie then moved ~ q t-st gurs-
ton 10 20 into Committee ofthe Whole A
greed to-9G a. a..
Mr. Nentworth thrn moved a. takenp the
, ls.s.s 49, II-lsLa.g ILL A.4I-iiall- y. LIZ
casting vote 0f Mr. Strong the Chairman.
Mr. Potter maze an unsuccessful motion III
take uP The Cheap Postage Bill out oTit-
proper order. liz then commenced calling
up the bills Of the calendar, with a view of
rrachlng the Postage bill Several uterine
date motions were male, TOR tho Committee
"a rise, the movers seeing IL was apparent M
business could be- done. Finally without
considering any subject the Committee ruse
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HENRY = Halls EsTATE.

HENRY HALLS ESTATE.
rEAilE suh-cribrr> having been appointed hv tho
u Hon. Probate Court for thu District OF Essex
Commissioners, to receive. examine, aud adjust
estate af Horny - Hall, late OF Northumberland in
the County. Of Coos aH'l state of Nes Hampshire
deceased trprr-eute. in-ovcuf. ami the term of ak
months from the nd day nj November 1850. allow
ed by -cid court "a the crcditoS OF said deceased
To- exhibit 1nl prove their RI prrtV e-t hln- he
fore us-Do give notice that will attend 10 the
duties of our appointment ut the Office OF VIM II.
Hartshur, IN Gudhnii, in said district on the asth
day of February, and ON the 3uth day Of April
next, at o'clock in the afternoon on each of said
days.
WI Il. HARTSHORN, l,...--.-
ORAAiEL CRAWFORD No"u''S'oher''
Guiidhall, Dec. ?, 4. d. 1850. 6g7w3
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Farm for Sale.

INHE subscr,bcr WISHES tu sell his ivory excel
II lent Furm 10 North Dauv'llc. Said farm is
situated the ruad heading from North buuvlr
Village to Lyndon, about 9Th Of $. mile from said
Village, and miles from Lyndon Corner.
The subscriber ventures the assertion thar Tor
convenience of locution and adnptc.ness 20 the r-
ing 81 different Kind, OF produce the said farm Is
not surpassed by any n thcrohnty.
The road leading trsm North DnnviIe To tht
Depot IN It. bahn~bury, passes through the south
eF4s i.-Ft 81 -ald tsrm about miles distant atIor-
ing very easy communication 90 and lrum said
Depot
The building, oR SAID iss}Il u beautiful new
cottage House and two convenient Rurn4
There h. also good well Of never falling water.
also good orchard. end a smile icnt amount ~
wood and timber tur tho nf alliL l.l4444
DAVID +. BATCUELDEE
North Danvilc Nov. ., 1850. sugtf
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THE MARKETS.

EAlLMIl& Al-AE.-EI. la.g.
~ uIHrket. 500 l.ai a-lL. i-rrr-1r-
working oxen, ~ COWS Hnd raltsr, $500 sirrrp ahd
iuiuns and 1870 swine
fmDfs, Reef Cauc-Fxrra, ssli hrst quality.
. -sf'iiff JHHiiiv, 81 Third -i'iaiity ~ O.
Hi"rr.-i rnrling,' " a ioi year uli 81 q
100 YEAR obi, SO 20.
Working bNru.-6Tb, Fn, -.
Cows and cnlyrs-2n. ~, 30. -. a. 80.
sheep and llmb--sil, aa!a
swine 'c' retail q 6c, Fat Hog a.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkET-Dsc. %.
W fiIflrf f1uT rllrfiT7 Tf7TUf Tru tffVrg' I'M
in' 'i"rn-, consisting of working oxen, coss aud
raltrs, anI = aud wear 0Id.
Put r7-hnfhrt brrt-tkfHt SET IL quHiitv
"a "a quality li quality o. urd 80.
hHrvuE Cattle, 80 .a.d.,
we, @" cat, ia,uw 81
yrTTT- wTItIII ONru so, N, p3 t07.
Cove and r1ltcs-s1n, g., I1ai6
lrarups---@., 80 90
Two yrlr, ulu-slO, o. q 90.
Three wear. uII.-Hl1. - go.
sheep uUI huh---Ttii 90 market paers-Ea-
m, %, 3 al Hr Doc 81 2a2l
~Nur--l.cflil @ - bc.
Nanhs ffuat rfi,h stus
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PADDOCK's FOUNDRY
-hhur-,
Machine Shop.

fTNiE sab.rHbsrhav.ug pur-fa.oi me entire boo
trrrst uft t.F tptsi'k lni !. g.. lrttEu u
ilr aiaFr we'll knpwI' r-riH shWruf, b. prepared fn
uiuIaA tHafiuRs ui Machinery 0f every trtrrir-
tuu, ifum tnr Wurt extensive variety OF patterns boo
thr country IpHS u, PADDOCK,
~ JuHusHury. Drr. q. co. dlsr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14
PAssUMPsIC BANK.

ENllE Stockholders in the passumpsc Rank M.
hereby notified, that the Annual Meeting for
the choice uf Directors for the wear euruint win
be holden AZ their Banking House in ST Iobnslr-,,
on the secouj Tuesday Of january next AZ no i, :
clock, \. NJ. =
p c. REDDNGTON. Casbi.-
81. lohgshu-v. Sow. 20. 1880 s4Tg.f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

e. Gen James Wilson. late member of
tuu-ry-- t---'if-N-'T Hampshire has arrived
in san Francisco, California, where hg in
tends TO settle and practice his profession As
7l-ir-v,-r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14
ca s H

DAID for RAGS, at sc. WATERS Book
store- Hingh4m'A lulliling- -----.,----..--'--
Dee. !, io60 sa-r.4.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-10

\ TnE MAoAzISEs.-Gr aham's Magazine,
fpr JANUARY, is number Of unusual value
cPnianing ar ices from many of our
fst writers, an1 an interesting New Eng
land story by G. p. Il James. The engra-
kngs AMI fashion plates are good, as usual.
Godcy's Lady's Book opersIthc volume for
1851, with splendid number, which the
publisher will be sure to follow up in the
same style through the year. Sartan's Mag
aznc for January is finely embellshcd and
has Il strong array OF original contributors,
whose papers, prose and poe i, possesses d
sterling Notwithstanding this magazine
one Of the most readable monthies in the
Union. Holdcn's Dollar Magazine, for De
cemhcr, is an interesting nuIuber-prescnt-
ing a large amount Of good matter, at Il very
low price. It is ably edited and deserves
an extensive circulation.