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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-21
WINTER ARRANGEMENT and after OCT. Z, 1850
TRAINS
leave Worcesler at I Is and u a.m. and ? m.

Leave Worcester at 7 ID and IL am. and IN.
Leave Providence at 745 and ll30 am. and $50 pm
TRAINS CONNECT at Melville with coaches for Skaters
willie and Nasonvle; Uxbrdge with coaches for Milford
and Nendon Whitin with coaches for East Douglas
and Whitnsye; Fanums with coaches for Grafton Cen
ire, n H. Village and UpOn at Worcester with trains Of
Western r. Road and Norwich and w. r. r., and " orc.
and Nashua r. Rs Al Waterford with trains of Norfolk
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedhan, &C.
Passengers by the 745 train from Providence arrive
in New York, via New Haven, the same evening.
Passengers by the $50 p NJ train from Providence
arrive al Springfield and Hartford the evening.
The 30 trains Worcester with the Express
Train for New York, which leaves Worcester at ?. NJ
The AM train from forester connects at Providence
with for Boston, Taunton, FAN River ~ Bedford, &c
The PM. train connects at Providence with the Boston
and N Y Steamboat train for New y ork.
nTse 7.45 and II AM trains do stop at Hamlet.
1.-THE $50 and p NJ. trains do stop Ashton
Hamlet. ISAAC SOUTHWlCk, Snpt.
Sept 25 1850. dwGf
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PROUTY g. MEARs'
New Hot Air Ventilating BriCkTurnace,

FOR 1850.
T1IIIS is entirely furnace combining many vaua
bic improvements and obvatng many of the objections
of the Brick Furnaces in lse being only feet high
peculiarly adapted low cellars, which admits of an
elevation of the hot air pipes Immediately after they
leave the brick work, thus allowing direct escape OF
The heat from the air chamber to the to be heated than
usually obtained in other kinds 1t is perfectly simple in its
constructions and be very easily cleaned Of ashes
when in operation if required Being made entirely OF
Cast Iron of unusual thickness it is durable and not
liable to get out of repair for many years.
The subscribers also sole proprietors fHanks I'M
proved Furnace" which have given unqualified satisfaction
Tor the last three years. of which can be in opera
lion in the Court House, New School House Gold.st,
and many of the private residences in the c ofWorcester
We would invite ALL who about procuring Furnaces,
or are otherwise interested in these articles call and
anime the above Ware Rooms, where will also be
found, Prouty * Mears's Improved PORTABLE Hot
Ventiating Furnaces Cooking Ranges the celebrated
Medal Madeira Faror Stove, and general assortment
of coal and wood Cooking and Office Stoves
DAVID PROUTY, IL co.
10 4 20, North Market Street, BOSTON.
April IS d3taweow weep
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.E9ShE-E6CEaE!

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HiE handsomes cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
the world is MARSH'S PATENT OIL. This is new
nyenton recently introduced and now very extensively
used by the pubc is perfectly safe and free burn
any common On anpswith the simple alteration of tube
wch is done or me tring expense of 24 This Oil
compos5 entirely of vegetable and contains some six or
eight Idrs some OF which Essential oils. The whole
rims body beautiful in appearance and gives a clear bril-
hdn ana odoriess light, without grease, smoke SMELL or
eTPos'onthus furnishing the public with article from
winch they can obtain almost any qany of light and
time clean and beautiful The above Is for sale Al
A. ii. NEWTON'S FOSTER STREET. opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail ROAD Deputs
~ d. Mr.. ~ Is the only Agent for Worcester
Ian 9. DUFF
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To Merohants. Traders. &c.

To Merchants, Traders, &c.
E'HE subscribers would respectfully inform Merchants,
Traders, &C, that they constantly in receipt
signments of FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, &c, and
would invite your attention to stock, conf
det we give you entire satisfaction in quality pices
&c, we Will endeav or to be up the emery Cdy
TO suit customers. 1Pease call and satisfy your
selves, without reference to other Flour Dealers
then satisfy yourselves with confidence. Your orders
will be promptly attended to.
We have various brands Of Flour for SALE among which
the
Ontario Co. Mills, Premium Flour, j. w. Paddock
GeHesee EptrG, Charinsvlle Mills, Sterry & Manson
do do Geneva Mills John Wride;
do do s. p. Ely, Rochester, &c &c.
Buck Wheat Flour; MEAL
Ilerkimer and Jefferson Co. BUTTER and CHEESE
which will sell at all times the very lowest market
prices and of the choicest quality
10 Give CALL and obige yours,
Worcester, Nov. 7, 1850 dwtf ALDRICH & co.
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PREPARE FOR WTNTER.

PREPARE FUR WINTER.
A FULL assortment of Ladies', Gents and Chldren's
IA WINTER HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
of every description, very cheap.
Also, LADIES' Misses and Chldrens Merino and Cash
mere Vests.
GENTS silk, Merino, and Lambs Wool Under Shirts
and Drawers in great variety
Always to be found at the lowest prices, at
Oct 80 DIV CA CHAMBERLIN & cos. b
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RAY STATE sHAWLS.

ETAVING just completed my arrangements for the
1 1 sive sale of the BAY STATE MILLS SHAWLS, l
would take early opportunity to inform the public that
have received large lot of all their different styles and quail
lilies and am prepared sell them ut WHOLESALE OF
RETAIL, at As Low RITES as they can be purchased
Qfthe Manufacturers.
MERCHANTS from the country can be supplied at my
store the Agents lowest prices my advantages for OBJ
tanning them equal to any of the largest JObbing
Houses in Boston. MARTIN STOWE,
No. F1agS Buildings,
Aug 90 dwtf opposite Central Hotel
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BOOT FORMS

CONSTANTLY on hand and made to order from the hes
~ OF seasoned Lumber Also, Seam Rubbers Reeds Pat
tent Screws &c. lFExpress orders promptly answered.
G. i. WILDER,
Aug B. eod&wtf CentrrL Street Steam MIL
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DISSEMINATING.

AIRS. FELTON, begs leave to announce to the Ladies
WI of Worcester that she has added her establishment
the business of Dressmaking, and respectfully socs
share of their patronage.
Cloak Patterns received of the STYLE
Also BONNETS and LADIES DRESS CAPS of the
latest fashions will be opened the present week.
Oct22 diff
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY:
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
212 Main Street, (Esutman RO1V,)
JOHN MILTON EARLE & THOMAS DREW,
EDITORS PRoPRIEToRs.


The price of THE DAILY SPY is THREE DOLLARS per
sEvENTYFIvE CENTS perquarter if paid strictly
in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
is published weekly the Office. TERMs-$L75 in
advance, Or 81 if not paid in advance.
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WORCESTER THREAD STORE,

214 Main street, Butnlan Row,
[STlIERE may be found full assortment Of every kind
of Ladies' Gents, Misses and Chldren's HOSIERY
and GLOVES; Wooden and Worsted YARNS; CRUEL
Tapestry Worsted &c; OPERA HOODS; Misses Sack
etts; Chiidren's Goats, Hoods, Tippets and Scaris
Ladies' and Gents SILK, Wool, Merno and Cot. VESTS.
Gents DRAWERS OF every description.
Salisbury and Plain FlanLels of every color and quality
Laces Edgings, Wells, Colllrs, Capes &c.
buttons, Braids, Ribbons, Beltings, &C.
Thread Needless Pins Tapes, and every article necessary
to Thread Store.
DsONE PRICE ONLY, and that the LOWEST asked
or taken. pa MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite Grouts Book Store.
Nov II, 1880 dw6w JOSEPH A. ROWLAND.
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FAIL OF 1850.

7 STOCKWELL has just received the Fall Styles
IL. of Goods for Gentlemens wear and will be happy to
Ierve those who may please to give him call.
Also, the NEW YORK FASHIONS for the coming season.
WANTED,
GtIX or EIGHT TAILORESS GIRLS, well cQuantedwith
y the business Two three Apprentice GIRLS learn
The trade l.. STOCKWELL.
Grafton Sept3. dwtf
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VARNIsH YARNIsH.

CARRIAGE and FURNITURE Varnish from the
y factory of Johnson q Richards of Neigark, NJ j.,
raned to give satisfaction may be returned and money
refunded. For sale in any quantity by
SAMUEL G. WHITE,
Washington Squore, near Western R. r. Depot
Julv WIT
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Judd,s Medicated LIQUID Cuticle.

VEKY little, applied to a wound burn bruise, i'm
IA mediaely supplies the place of the natural cutice
skin For sale wholesale and retail by
l.. I. LAZELL, Apothecary,
nl3dw4wis c46 201 Main Street.
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Best Medicine in the market,
NOTICE EXTRA.

Don't say because this the of Sarsaparla you
will not use it, because you have been humbugged with
Townsend's and OTHERS of the This is humbng
and iii don't do recommended call and get your
back M Wholesale Agent for Boston, WIN. b. LITTLE.
For sale in Worcester by LEWIS T. LAZELL, POI Main
Street. weop& d3taweowly July 10
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

it - a
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Fitohburg and Worcester Railroad.

So G. I'D
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-4rreagemeat Commencing, Oct. 81, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS
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TRAINS leave Worcester for Fitchbmg in connection
with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every day ok
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Latest News.

WASHINGTON, Monday Aug ~.
II c slayocraiic committee of fifteen agreed
uron sl.appish sci of disunion resolutions, in
case slavery is nol tolerated s ,uth Of 36o 30
and these resolutions are supported-by forty
Southern members of Congress. The effect is
To ensure the early admission of California til.
North Will not be inundated The Senate Thu
day ordered the California bill to be engrossetl
apas ~ ,,ae-s- -1.i-- - ~ s..... st.~
Southern States. Bell Of Tennessee, Benton Of
Missouri, IIousto, Of Texas, Spruance of Della
ware, Underwood Of Ky, and Wales Of Del
aware, (six Senators from slaveholding States,l
voted FOR the bill. The National Iutelligeuces
says'tiiat the Texas Boundary and the California
bills will pass both Houses in few days.
Third Congressional Distria.-The candid
a,es are James Meacham, Wing; Giles Harring-
ton, old line; II. X. Beardsley, coalition.
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fortian Neus.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
CAMBRIA AT H4FTFAX.
BY Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph to
BOstGn.

- Ro.fcn
u,,rx Tr,raa.pp Oxr,cr
Tnssd,v al,ern,o, !, o,clncL
Tho Rov.l mail S,ea.nsI,i, Cambria from
-, y 3z,h nj, s,r Ros,oa arr;ved hsrs =,
t",e ' I,'. - 49, D A. -
'1 49, r.s, ,,.;-aJ nearly ono eighth i ~,
-, a,,n,,,ad Flour a5v,nca5 ri. Co,r al
..,'rsi I H. l;l r, What advanced Cd
rhs D .r,,,,,,...e ,ovaronen, hav,ng decl;,ea
10 -, H., do,n nd 81 Tho Amsr,c,, M;n-
- 30 d.,,,o,,..J hi, M .drar
,,.oi h,s bo,seh,JJ trrp;,ure far sale The
w.. s..,'I.o, ,..s Ill :, Nh, Pms .nJ
n. f,. ;,,,.,,,.,.d ~ ,eavs r; hon q, tho lahh
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liz r ~ =, xt;,.h nc ao,orc,r Nj,
49, =" Il ~, .sd ser,as of h;ablv M.
,sI.,,,as ax,ress;vs If The gre,t loss
.,'n'. a,,',rv h, su.,,,ncI in the dea,b of the
- .,,',,,',h, nth nc .f,;,taS
S.'a,p.' '-
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10. :, t,.as s,,i,,,neJ Two moro detaa,s
a.e ~ n:.S ~ s',.a. ~, n IA; ;o,, 49,
ap w.. no.n.s',v 81 ,hand ,n;ug The lew
T , p,,i ana 80 Tho new Mar; ,,s
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ne'ua. noss' 'h .'" a nv. ,s.,ar bsv;0o
e'''''a.s au ,.a ss,''a s,a,a =. hIoct.
"es" ',,e'a.s; ~ ' s n.a;sI ,,sn-of.ws,
a auI Tho 90. s,eawsr SIN; took Mace or
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Aessrs. fbote and Bsdgef spoke against thu
postponement They wanted to dispose Of ~
Texas qpesriqu asM. A maturity of Congress
could admit CaIsf5rnia any time. Her admission
prevlnsrs TO fixing this boundary might jeopar-
die the settlement Of important questions.
Mr.. Foote appealed to Why's to support the
recommendation u the Execuiise, and to SET
lie the Texas question immediately He re-
minded them OF the generosity ofthe Democrat
&c party, who we're ready to support the Presi-
dent in this measure. ;,ii 10 e ~ * ~
The motion 10 postpone was lost-l6 10 81
Messrs. Bradbury, Dickinson, Greene, and Hale,
from the north voted in the negative. -
MIR Ewing rsade some remarks explanatory Of
his aa,enamen,. ~
Mr. Pierce made an eloquent appeal in behalf
OF the bill.
AIes<rs. Brdger and Cooper male a few. re-
marks, when Mr. Ewng's amendment was reject
ed-2l 10 %. So .siss,i, e9f'y' fars
Mr.. Dayion proposed an amendment respect
ing public lands, winch v Is rejected without de-
bate III TO 81.
The question on the engrossment Of the bill
wss now loudly called tor, when Mr.. Winthrop
rose, and sad be won d have been glad to have
spoken upon the gu .s,iou of boundaries; but
while lie had q seal there il should never be
said thut one word Of his had ever delayed the
settlement Of sfeat questions. Having yester-
day voted against sdi,urn,ncr,t, to allow others
tn speak he shuuld now ask courrsey for himself
fCrIes of ADJOURN. adiournl lie should forego
a speech. anil coaIent hi,,lseff with Offering an
amend men, Substantially ihs boundary propos
ed by Mr.. Benton, in his amendment to the Om-
.nitus.
MI. Davis Of Massachusetts wished to give
all an opportunity 10 speak. file wanted 10 say
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ASTONISHING EFFEcrs IN QUICK CON-
SUMPTION.

WALsspoao, Me-, April Z, 1876.
Mr.. Bradlec-Dear Sr-i consider Buchan's Hungarian
Bal-am invaluable remedy for diseases oil the Lungs
Ny daughter, about u years OF seized about
ago with violent affection OF the Chest and lungs,
attended % Short harsh cough, pain the side. week
and difficulty Of brcahin hectic fever chils, and 9th
symptoms Of
SPEEDY DECLINE OR QUICK CONSUMPTION.
She vary rapidly reduced strength and other
dies proving Of avail, induced Try Buchaus Hun.
gasian Basam, which, happy say, hud tho desired
effect, and few weeks raised her from the state Of de-
hiLtv and dang described to PERFECT HEALTH
Nothing ese, with which acquainted. would. think,
have saved her life. ABIJAH SPRAGUE.
The abose is true statement Of acts
WIN. q BARNARD Waldsboro'.
DAVID F. BRADLEE& SON, 100 Warrington street,
Bosto, sole Agents for the United and British Prov
iuces. Americas price, Dollar nor botte.
Acknowledgements, Savin X. Collins: Bare, A. F.
Thomas: Washington, Tbusber 4 Bowles: Chelsea, 1.
B. Bacon: Corinih, ]. Cook E. Corintn, N Blake
Nowsary, & H. kcye,: Bradford. G. & II. Prichard
Norhed, Il. H. Camp and by dealers medicine gcner
allv throughout New England.
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Deatbs.

A Rssssus,s Hsssi, n r.: Ausus. l. NJ L A. Johnson,
s6ed - yeass agent ~ Bradley Canard, Burlington.
Il Albany, Aasu 3 Phebs Louisa, vile II NJ. sause
Rsssetly 80 -.
Il b. AsE 4 Capt esmueI fssseh, sssd g..
u NsUf1a Osdn, Asg 3, Ms Elisabeth A., daughter Of
Hen epssssf Clark y Eassnbsrg W asd wifi II Geo w.
Il Marsh6sA, JuIy ~ Of dopsy, Mrs. Mary Ress, wife
Of NJ Ma cassees ~ dssskss 81 NJ Jsss Dsusa
& DsssiIlS, Jsy a, sfesnssnpe ~, WEan e Dussss,
Il afs1bd. VI. 10 IL 4re e his age His remains
wsssesavsyed y his s015ss u Hartford far intern
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the great remedy for
CONSUMPTION,
And the best medicine know for
Asthma OF every stage, Liver Complaints, Bsvacs In
daeasa, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding NJ the Lungs
Sho ,tncss of breath, Pains und weakness
IN the side, Breast, &c, and all
fr other diseases Of Tho
PULMONARY ORGANS
From tho Boston Post
Dr. s W. Fowc, i3s w 4shiasion street, has an article
II % iSi he cure 81 cods and other eoasu
tive complaints. Having tested this madc,nc, We eau
Colds aud other Complaints incident
year
Prom the Cincinnati Enquirer
Wherever shis medicine is inifotuecd, atains
that high reputation ac richly deserves What
atop s sale when every hand DO witnessed
dcrui curss The cf Asthma but dan
seous coughs, and also those Of long standng
bonchs and Coma inrtion carly Stages, always
cured By thisremarkaale mcfcinc.
be not deceived by imposorsthc public should be
ul 10 get the genuine article, The and
eits hnins put bv those who nohing Of medicine
% 81 the diseases Of the huna sssn cney nnsafc
and dangerous.
The genuine DR.. Wistu's Basam Of Wild Cherry now
or .ae bv duly anpontc agents. and al respectable deal
efs 10 medicine, all asse cities and all
Throughout the uaiicd Sta,es Caadas and British Provin
~ 7flT
Address all orders 10 Seth W. Fowlv, Boston, Mass.
The only gcaune is always signed Butts the wrap
For sale by REDFIEI.D GRANSIs, Montpelier, 8. X.
Collins, do French Wuikcr, Burrc Z. L. G. french,
Pisnfeld; Thatber owles, ashiugton; Diekinsouan
Peasl &c. Cbeises.
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III siatiss psr cent To- the year saans, August
s 1850 Said per ccnssge 70 10 cast on The original a.
mount without reference to any Endorse
meat, and b. paid The Tsease' at biz oee 10 Mont
pef before the 10th Of October, 1885, being tho
day Of the annual meeting Of said company.
usual list If insured in tho several towns in
the State the amount Of due om each
specey will be forwarded to the Representatives elect
to the Legislature, by whom money can be sent.
Tho this year u Cent? . SMALL and -
hoped hat member Of t- Company will TAIL 70 forward
10 tho Indicated BY como other person
no may be coming Montpelier that can DO paid
over promptly, at the time when It is DUE
little the OF the members OF the Com
pany will much trouble in collecting the assessments
J. L. WRIGHT, Treasurer.
Insurance oiiice, Montpelier, Aug. Il, 1852
I-Printes each weekly newspaper 10 this State al
publish the above notice three weeks
lively, and forward their bills by the members Of the css-
lature for raymens 73w
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= - - NV YoRK, Sunday Night.
The American steamship Pacific, Collins
Incl arrised sere about 10 o'clock this evening
Accounts state tia; on the 25th the troops OF
Schleswig HoIsiein and those Of Denmark had
an encounter, in which after eight hours hard
fighting the Danes gained decided victory.
Advices of the 9th say that the Scbleswig
Holstein army was encountered at Schestedt.
$4,000 strong. ready for another engagement.
HAnsuRs, July "a. The killed, missing anI
wounded in the battle Of Schestedt, are now sta
ted at ., 600. of whom the most ere DaDos.
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THE ORIGINAL & Only GENUINE
IKisfar's BaLsam Of IKild Cherry,

introduced in the 1893 has been well tested
in all the complaints Er For
years Il has proved eli remedy TOR coughs
colds influenza. bronchitis, asins and consumption.
inc.p,ent stages, than amy other medicine.
Whit time establishes and what experience
adopts and coaus, what all men in all place. unite in
Swing good and vaiuable so doubt. popularity
OF ms sort IKE IN society its deep and stror that
ttme cannot destroy H. The which has attended
this medicine for several years past pre-
jaiices Of all respectable men, the article taken
stand among the first cla OF discoveries and blessings
the age and when resoued season, eradlc4tcs the
disease for which il is recommended
Iron the Boston Evenia. TraveIicr.i
tbs perhaps but lstce to tho pro p.ieiors
Wsars Baisam Of Wd Chety for n. to say that our
sona 10 tas use OF this article has impressed
most farofaoy Ono OF the psopetors Of the Traveller
was entirely cured Of cough cunn.
nance ~ tho use ot this Basam and Of friends
and acqua'nanccs who have uied article f,und
o. great service relieving of severe coughs and
shoitnoss OF bfssthag, with which they had s ced
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Hlarriaoes.

In Orange, Ass II, Nj: Jonathan Dix to Miss Julia Ana
Brown.
Al Pssthsuo Thursday, the lat instant. BY Rev. G..
Button Dasisl r. Gias, Esq. IL Wilmiustou, Clinton
Co Ohio, 20 Miss dclsn 8. Partridge Of r.
In Washinges D. T., the 3oth limo, Thomas Rice,
Of Boston, Miss Ellen, daughss Of Hon. j. Colin
msr, late r. n. General.
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POWERS GREEK SLAVE.

Don't fail Of seeing this maichless work Of
Art. We understand the exhibition room lat
lhs Court House.) Will be open this evening
Wednesday.
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Danici Pngc,s Estaie.

THE srbers having been appointed by tho Hanora
L b. Prnbate .Cours or the District Of Washington.
Conmis receive, and adjust all Claims
Of all persons against the estate OF DANIEL
PAGE late Barre said DISTRICT deceased represented
hsoIveut and the of STA ths from the Hi, day Of
Juiv 1850 allowed by said Cont 10 The creditors Of said
exhibit prove their respective claims be-
lore Do give that will attend the duties
appointment ut tho dwelling house Of Aurora Page 10
sre 10 said District on h day September and 10Th
January, 1884, o'clock afternoon, each Of said
days.
OBADIAH WOOD. Commits
ERAsrUs WHEATON, sisners.
Barre. August 10th. 1850. Sc
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nlarkets.
Cambridge Cattle Market, Aag.

Reported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser.
AZ Market e56 Catiie about 600 Beevcs 26 Storcs
Of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves and Three
fsars Old.
Pr;ess-Maket Beef-Extra S. per cwf. lst aoality
$500. 2nc quality S5,75 Sd quality S5as ordinary $500
$500.
Veal Calvss9 l-2 a IS. Hides 4 50. Tsfow $50.
Stores Working Oxen s56 IS, rs, $50.
Cows and Calves, $50, 25 30 and 35.
Yeariings, none.
Two yssss old IL - and ~
Three years old, II, ~ and 30.
Sheep and i.smbs, lU39 at Market.
PricEs-Eztra, none. BY lot q, so, Q, and 2 80.
Swine-none.
sold H. of wkch there but ew in market; but the
inferior qualities very dali and sales slow.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-15

STATE OF vERMoNT,l The Hon. the Prublie Court
District Of Randolph for the District Of Randolph:
To all persons Concerned in the Of Abncr Strong
late Of Orange, in said misunderstanding.
WHEREAS, Litter Carpenter, administrator the
w Of said deceased has made sppica this
Cont License sell all tho real Of said
ed represents that tho is for the pay
1nent OF tho debts and charges sganst said
There FORE you hereby notified appear session
Of said Court 30 held at the Probate Oce in Washing
ton district, the Eth day Of September A. 1857,
show fauy have, why license should bs
grt MED aforesaid
And order shall be published three weeks speeessiyc
Monpccr in this State, the last OF which publications.,
shall he before dav assigned for hearing, aforn.asd.
Dated at Washington this l2s day Of August, A. D. S5l
BY order OF Court,