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DR.. PETTIT'S
CANkER BALSAM,

FOR THE CURE OF
Nursing Sore Mouth - Sore Nipples-In-
fants' Sore MOuthS-InEtnts'S Sore Gums
while teething-Canker in the Mouth,
Throat. stomach or Bowels of Grown
Persons or Children; and for Can.
ker accompanying Canker Rash
and Scarlet Fever-Swelied Ton
sils-Irritation of the Bron.
CHA, &c,
The most aggravated cases of nursing sore mouth,
are cured by the GAMER BALsAM, with ease and
certainty, it being rarely known fail even in long
standing cases, that have been pronounced incurabe
by the best physicians.
For Infants sore mouths and sore nipples, it may
be relied upon for perfect and speedy cure with
the greatest assurance.
Applied to inRa,ned or sceHed gums, particularly
to gaas Of children chile teetting it gives immediate
relief.
CInksr in the mouth throat stomach or 6ocels it re-
qurcs but few doses to entirely remove. Also for
Crnker accompanying C,nker Rdsa, or Ssarst Fever,
it is an unequalled remedy. $3.50 q,
ker Balsam.
Irritation Of the B,onchia, DIETER known as a
tickling in the throat" with tendeDay to cough, in
relieved and cured by this remedy
As a remedy for HoARsESEss, Dctfiine cen com
pete with this article. The usual manifestations
hound candy" cough ozenges," Nc. bear no COM
parison with it-so say all who try il. Pleasant to
the TASTE mild though active in its effects it is ad
mlnstered TO children adults with certainty
Of the desired effect than any medicine heretofore
known.
Extract ola Letter from Hrs Nary A Richards.
In February last, was attacked with that pain
full and alarming disease, the Nursing Sore lMala.'
to battle which, called to my aid three OF our most
skilful physicians, who administered according to
their method of treatment in this disease but to no
effect-at last lat the end of three months declar-
ing that | was incurable at which time had the
good fortune to obtain a bottle of YOUR sCanker
Balsam," which l applied faithfully as directed
the unexpected happy and astonishing rssuE q .a'cA
pas-a speedy and radical cnre1
Price IS cents. Full directions accompany each
bottle.
c. w. ATWELL, Portland. Me-, Wholesale agent.
To whom, orders for supplies Of the medicine, may
be addressed.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath; IE. T.
Gatchel and VIM Baker, Brunswick-snd by Drugrisis
and dealers in Medicine generally. 47tf q
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TAXES.

A GREEABLY a vote Of The City Council notice is
hereby given. that the tarss assessed on the inhab-
ants Of the city for the year 1851 have been this day
committed To for collection n " uses " =
All persons paying their Taxes within thiyty days.
vii. receive discount OF per CENT if paid in q y
ffys per cent, and if they are not paid within ninx
DAYS, are ordered 10 be sxcd 7t -"t7 WV :
AMMl R. MITCHELL, Treasurer and Collector.
Bath, June Is: 1851 Y ttr 3ms
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Busvell's. Mineral Paint.

A SUPERIOR article OF FIRE PROOF PAINT.
"A warranted equal 10 any offered y The public for sale
by - MITCHELL Low.
July x 1871, s...,-Fs Hsss. szssssfsesass a.,
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DISASTERS.

Brig Lucy spesr. (of Thomsston9 at New York. from
Trinidad, reports heavy ENE gale 10th ut lat 29 0,
Ion ~ ~ IN which she sprung fore topmast split top
sail stove bulwarks, and hhds molasses part Of the
ueeAl sao. q L-LA-m ),
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B. G.. G..
ATTENTIOV.

THE quarterly drill and business meeting Of the Barn
CRY GRAys, will be holden at their Armory on
THURSDAY EVENING, July 3d.
Fine Tor ron-attendance, p cents.
Pc order of Com .andng Officer.
FRED. d. SEwAJI CLERK
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BitterS! Bitters!!

nor Spring aud Summer Comprehensive true and
L genuine articles For sale by
81 AG PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Wool Carding. sc.

WILLIAM WRITTEN would inluIIs The public that
w he still coniianes 10 card and oil Wool and coi"r
and dress cloth, usual, IN the building SCUM cue VI
the Toll Brride in Brunswick
He will also exchange cloth for WOOL on the mosi eo'
vanageous terms To the pur,l or VIII pas cash for
wool cloth is not wanted tie has sst retuned from
Boston with good OF cloths, such as Broad.
cor.s CasmcIes Doeskins, Sal aeiis- Tweeds, FlaD-
nels Blankens, &c :" meet tue vans OF ms custom
"a lie soliciis liberal Patronage.
Mr. GERsnoM HYDE Is Agent 10 received Cloth 10
dress.
~ co,h 10 dress should not be left later than the
Ism OF November "
Brunswick, May %, 1851, 6w3o
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GoEp' CoINAGE.-Mach complaint eohtin-
ues TO he against the coinage OF gold coins OF
heavy denomination. An able writer IN
Barrolton, Ohio, Picayune says
The first move on the political chess board
was TO create a demand for siirer com, to
send abroad-to remove the silver out ui the
way OF the dollar note and SauipfdsfT
When this was successfully going ON, d"uot
les>ly, from the same inHuence, tue oh!e"
States Mat hit upon the plan OF coming
but little else then double eag'es-S<V gotd
pieces. Hence, the silver coin. gold dollars.
quarter aud half eagles, then IN circulation,
with The few pieces OF the small deuomiHa-
lions s,iI.coinimg, could soon be gathered up
BY their agents and kept from oiIculaiing
among the people. Thus have they remov-
ed from circulation among The farmers.
mechanics aud labOring men, the gold and
SILVER COINS, so that their small notes aud shin
plas'ers might pay them for their wheat and
labor. This is the whig cry Of 1910 now
verified by themselves gold for the office
holders aud rags for the people
Hon. Lucius B. Peck, who was nominated
for governor by the free soil convention at Bur-
ington, declines to be a candidate, and gives
OF. He cannot assent to the resolutions passed
by the convention, inasmuch as he believes
the fugitive slave law to be constitutional, and
cannot consent that the act passed by the last
legislature, authorizing the state courts TO take
by ha5sas corpus slave out of the hands OF U
S. officers, is just exercise of the power of the
state. MIR. Peck's reasoning is just and con-
elusive, and we rejoice to see him come frank
ly out of the company of the abolitionists.-
The wings have nominated for governor the
same person who signed the multiplying act in
question. and they go in with a rush for 1.-The
Union, the Constitution. obedience to the
laws" and practical disobedience of the acts
of Congress !! That is the wing PLATFORM
They will receive the abolitionists upon it, and
very likely hold on to Vermont. Mr.. Peek,
having been once straight democrat, cannot
occupy any such ground. ,..s
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Copving Presses,

DILL HEAD 80 AE>. Post Offices, Calendars, Card
ID Racks, Pen RACKS, and large variety OF Fancy
stationery, just received and III sale by
Nav I, 1851. 46 SAWYER & MAGOUN
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL,
Port OF RATM.r
81 -
ARRIvED.

Bark Gen Taylor Soale, Portland. 49, -
Brig Lucy Atwood, Atwood, Darien, Ga.
Brig lulis Pa, son, Preble, from the Potomac.
Rrig. aGrist<<slhson, Portland. = So - !
Brig SEQ Bird, Gu tis, Portland NEE
Sch & X Dauion, LleLton New York VIA BostoM
Sch CIafa, Grease, New York. a.
Sch Hy has, Snow, Boston. .rt
Sch Gea Scot, Harnden, Boothbay. - - y
Sloop Undaunted, -, Boston.
Sloop Adali, Bellows, Dover, Nh.
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New Flat Ireu Heaters.

HE best and economical ever before offered.
vii do vast smosnt ef.sooking bssidss Call and
fAamlne, al HI CHAMBERLAIN'S-
iA- Front 81. near Suenuahs heck Ferry.
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Pure Lemon Syrup,
DREPARED by the Shakers prime article for warn,
L weather-for sale BY N r CANINE fI.

Pure Block Tin Pipes,
ENTIRELY free from noxious, poisonous qualities that
IL many derive from lead, when used TO conduct
it, and recommended b. the first Chemists and Eng-
of our country superior any heretofore offered
for the purposes. Also Cstern and Well Pipes Al
50, Lead Pipe for sale by WALKER 4 co.
Bath, June 4, 1851. 30
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DIR. s. A. WEAvER'S
Canker and Salt Rhenm Syrup,
.-.4 .Caukpp rupe and cePatf

VAAACT anu O0At nMCum syrup,
1aa sCanker Cufc and Cefate.
speedy and positive cure in all cases of Ca mixer,
Sah Rheum, Erysspeias, Se'ofiioas diseases,
Lirer Complaint. andaH diseases arising
from az, impure state ofthe blood.
For full parlIcnlars read DR. ; Wsaver's GuIde to
Health, gwen gratis by our Agents.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From HE Ner LoRdon Democrat, Avg. 2, 1850.
Ever since the inJroducIion al DIR. 5. A. WEAvER's
CANkER ana SALT RHEuN SYRUP, we have been conf
dent its superiority all other preparations which
are advertised tor similar purposes
This medicine performs n certain c@re, and ac-
know lodged daily 10 be ie best medicine for puryin.
the blood that can be produced.
FROM the N 10 England Diadsm.
Ii is rapidly acquiring reputation which other
medicine acqu re. unless. like this. IL be based upon
the true principles of science, with Correct know
Of Diseases together with the most ehcacious melhoa
for their removal.
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Ladies Boots!

lust received. Ibis morning. PRIME lot of LID
u ripped and foxed Bools. 'f" J. w. ROBERTS
Bath, June -, 1o51.
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Temperance Meeting for Addison County

By Resolution OF the Vermont State
Temperance Society, at tie late Annual
Meeting, the County Secretaries were di-
rcctcd to call County greetings, 10 be held
ON or before the 22d of February, to consult
upon the interests of Temperance, and es-
pecialy to provide means to sustain the
measures contemplated by the State Central
Committee.
The friends of the cause in Addison Coun-
ly are notified that County Temperance
Meeting for this County will be held, there
fore, AT the Town Room in Mddlebury, on
WEDNESDAY, the FIFTH day of February
next. TO commence at o o'clock, \. NJ.
On Wednesday afternoon, at ? o'clock
Rev Prof j. NEWMAN will deliver Tenn
perance Address, before the County Meet
ing, at the Congregational Church. Other
suitable exercises are expected, and the pub
lie generally are respectfully invited 10 at
| tend
p. BATTELL, Sec. V. S. r. S,
For Addison Co
Middlehury, Jan. Il, 1851.
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STATE OF VERMONT BE it remember
District Of Addison. IS. cd that. at Pro
bate Court held at Middlehury, in and for the
District of Addison, ON the 6t1 day of January
4. ID. 1881:
Jacob w. Conroc. guardian Of SAMUEL
SARGEANT of said Middlcbury. an insane
person, represents that the personal estate of
DIS said ward is insufficient to pay his debts and
the expenses OF maintaining him; and rravs
the said Court 10 grant him license to sell all
the real estate Of his said ward for the purposes
aiore,aid 1t is thcrcupon ordered, that said
application be considered by this Court at the
| session thereof to he held at the office OF
the Register Of this Court in said Middlchury.
on Thursday, the 9th day of February next at
one o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice
| thereof he given TO oil persons interested, that
they may appear and make their objections if
any thcy may have, to sal license being grant.
cd, by publishing a certified copy OF this or
der in the Mliddebury Registers newspaper
printed at said Middlcbury-three.we sue
cessiyely previous 10 the time of said Court
Ied $. Bushnell, Rsyister,
true Copy Of Record,
SO Attest, Jed. 5. Bushnell Eegisier.
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tIRh.-A large, Two story, dwelling house,
lFeesniiy owned and occupied by Mr.. NeH
son taifiie'd'J lelo"ping to MIR Morcto1. Of
Georgia, was consumed by fire on the nigh
OF the 18th inst together with the sheds and
tenanlagc attached. The clothing ef the
inmates the furniture Of the house, and the
gram raised upon the farm during the past
y,ea', were nearly all destroyed, Two chill
dren OF Mr.. Lewis Parnclcc, who was resi-.
ding IN the house, in escaping to a neighbor'
house barefoot, and in their night clothes.
had their feet frozen. The Insurance on
the property is about 81 ,0G0.-G. Adams
Mess.
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u. S. SENATOR FROM FLoRIpA.-Nr.
Iulee, for six years Senator III Congress
from Florida. and riour years previous a
member OF the House OF Representatives..
part of The time under the name Of Levy.
has been defeated q we are not sorry Tor 1t.
As a disciple Of John x. CALHOUN, he has
shown lar more zeal and far more sccIionnI
feeling rhan was ever displayed by his cX-
cmplgr. He has ut-lIeroded Ilerod in his
ulrnsns, and damaged the cause OF the
lrue men Of the South aud the country by
his ana,icisn. Ills last exhibition in the
Senate Chamber was refusal To record
hsvotc upon an Ahoi ion memorial, there
by Violating the rules of the Senate, and
setting all law and ord CT Al defiance. We
are glad that he has been lcil al home. and
wish iliai his successor (Mr. MAlloryl viii
prove an ADLER aud better man.- Boston
Bee
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MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL T.
LEcTIoNs.-We have nothing 10 add to the
general information which has been given
before with regard to the congressional cleo
tons of Monday It is well enough under
stood that the vacancies in the 2d aud 4th
Districts, for the present Congress, have not
been filled, and as the Congress has now so
nearly approached its end, that the voters
OF those Districts will not be called upon a.
gain TO attempt 10 I'll the vacancies
There is little doubt that for the next Con-
gress, Nh. Duncan has been trumphantly
re>elected in the 81 District; Mr. Davis has
been chosen in The 9th 4; and Mr. Scudder in
the iOIh-all Whigs. In the last named
District. we have returns from all the towns
but Tisbury, Chilmark, Truro, Wellaeet
and Eastman, which give to Mr. Seu1der o
majority Of S67 votes, over all others, and
make his election quite certain.
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BOU MY land
AND PENSION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, D. G.

,r,trt- rri,r.;,d At.or,o, ord Conor,I 4
iii' ,i ~. 90 ""u rs h;s
Ee"t AZ ~. p,',,' ooI pon
serves III n,,,l iaI ,'.U, on"rcrti
located ot the seat Of Government. with a thor
locucu a. e' V roi,nno ,;, ,ho ncc
cssary forms and routine of business. and hav-
ing access to Registers and Rolls fled in the
L. S. War Office, he possesses facilities for the
speedy and satisfactory adjustment of Govern
mcnt claims of every kind.
Ey late Act Of Congress- Bounty Land IS
granted to the Officers AMI Soldiers OF the War
OF 1872, and the various Indian wars since 1886.
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u5y Hon. Amos Tuck, member of Con
grest from the Rockingham district in New
Hampshire, has been nominated FOR re-elec.
ton by the Wings of his district We arc
glad to he able to announce this nomination.
Mr.. Tuck, though originally elected as an
Independent Democrat has acted fiom the
beginning with the Wings. lie has been
an active and intelligent representative. and
we hope he will be triumphantly elected
Boston .IddS.
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SALE OF llENEy Lose Henry Long.
the reclaimed fugitive, WI, sold al auction
ON Saturday last, by Alys-rs pulliam x
S!ade, TO Il gentleman from the South, ior
the sum oil $3.50 / he purchaser MIS- the
only bidder and was requircd to give bond
and security in the amount OF 50 $50 as an
assurance that he would remove Henry 10
the South, in compliance with the terms OF
sales.--future was quite oolcoursc Of per-
SOFAS in attendance at the auction room.
Richmond Rep.
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This Society has for its object the encourage
ment Of home talent
REGULATIONS.

Every member Of this Society shall receive
at the annual distribution, land cape or Other
drawing in Crayon, illustrative OF Vermonts
Natural Scenery and Subjects, executed by 4
Vermont Artist.
Aller paying for these drawings, The funds
remaining in The hands OF The Treasurer shall
he expended by The Managers in the purchase
ot Paintings, SalueilS &c, from the Studios
Of Vermont Artists, which shall he publicly
distributed by lot among the Members annu-
ally.
The first annual distribution shall be made
on The first day Of Dee, 1851.
Certificates of Membership $500.
Az communicates should be addressed to
The Secretary, Rutland, VI, Post Paid 10lf>
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MAssAonUsErTs- Congress.-Mr. Dd-
Wis in the With and Mr.. Scudder in the Xtli
District have each about 400 majority. Mr..
Duncan in the Hid has about 1000. MIR.
Upham in the lid lacks 400, Mr.. Thompson
in the iVth l,400, aud MIR. Allen free
SoiD in the Yth about 500. All three will
probably he chosen on the next trial by a
plurality vote, as it is understood tie law will
be so amended as only to require plurality
10 choose. We are not so sure about the
With (Berkshire) Disirict.-M Y. Tribune.
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The LATE FIRE AT New ORLEvNs.-
A despatch of the 2lst saws:

TIE LATE FIRE AT New ORLEyNs.-
a despatch of the 2lst says:
The recent fire commenced on the rool
OF the ST. Charles Hotel, too high for the
engines 10 reach. Ia hall an hour the
cupola was wrapped in flames, and in n
short lime fell with a terrible crash. The
lire then caught the spire of DR.. Clapp'i
church adjoining, which was entirely con.
sumed, except The walls The Method is
church, situated square off, caught fir.
from the sparks, and was con umed. TIL,
buildings adjoining were much injured
Inc telegraph office was in great danger
but escaped unniured. About GOO board
ers in the 81. Charles Hotel lost most o
their baggage. The loss is now closely
estimated at about 100000. Steps hav,
been taken 10 rebuild the St. Charles ant
the lessees have taken the ST. Louis Hole
for the present"
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$40 Reward /!

Lett The house Of his parents on the night Of
18th inst Boy ~ years old, 8 lcel 6 niche,
high, dark complexion, brown hair, and ark
eyes. lie has ascar on the right side Of III,
neck lille back of Tie ear, caused Is can
kcr-rash. lie wore away a grey sack coat,
rel cotton and wooden shirt, dark tweed vest
grey pants, and glazed cap, H. ht thick boots
Whoever will give seasonahle information by
telegraph letter or Otherwise, tree of expense
TO the Publisher oflhe ST. Adams Messenger
solhat his parents can obtain said boy, shall
receive the above reward.
81. Alhans, Jan. p, 1851. l03w
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Cash will be Paid

For few Tons COOL Fleece Wool, il deiv
cred soon. n. WOOD 6 co.
Middlebury, jane u 1850.
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The Board of Managers of the addison
Comfy agricultural Society will meet at the
Court House, in Middlebury, on WEDNEs
DAY. THE 10Th DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. a full at
tendance is requested.
By order Of the President.
JOS. IL. BARRETT, Sccy.
January ~, 1881. 4o:3w
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Common English.
Higher .................3 80
Ancient Languages. ...............40 90
Modern ..............5O 90
Drawing, with use Of Patterns (cNtra)l 80
Music, with use of Instrument 90
Board can be Obtained at the Institution, y
neafi!, At a reasonable price.
II l. +. MERRIAM, Sc qfMe Board.
/BraIdon. Jau. -, 1881. 10
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or The London correspondent of The
Philadelphia North American notices the
receipt at the pert Of London, of 100 casks
of Vinegar from Boston, and thinks that
New England cider and vinegar, carefully
made will at no distant day be largely i'm
ported into Europe. He states that the
English vinegar contains poisonous chemicals.
which are very injurious 10 The health, and
that the cider sold in London is not equal to
the purcst kind made in this country.
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1)robalc Notes.

STATE OF VERMONT. | Re it remember
District If Addison. =. Sc. ! ed, that at Pro-
batc Court held ut Middlebury. in and for the
Dist let Of Addison, on the 18th day Of Janu-
airy, a. ID. 1851
Luther Dodge, Administrator Of tho estate
of ANSON sTOW, late Of Wel bridge, inss'd
Disir deceased, presents his petition in Wi
ting to said Court, PRAYING for license to sell
real estate Of said deceased for the pnrpose u
paving the debts OF said deceased and eNpch-
scs Of administration and therein sets forth the
amount of debts due from the deceased, and
the expenses Of administration, Ike value OF
the personal estate and the situation Of The real
estate Of the deceased, and that it is necessary
to sell real estate Of said deceased sufficient to
raise the sum OF Twelve Hundred Dollars for
the purposes aforesaid 1t is thcrcupon order
ed. that said petition be considered by this
Court, at the session thereof to DO held at the
office Of the Register Of sail Court, in said Mid
dlebury, on Thursday, tie 18th day Of Fcbru.
AIRY next, at ono o'clock IN the afternoon and
that notice thereof be given TO all persons in
tercsicd, that they may appear and make their
objections, if any they may have, TO said license
being granted, hy publishing certified copy
Of this order in the Middlcbury Rcgister-a
newspaper printed at said Mddlebury-
weeks sue, cssiyely previous to the lime Of said
| Court. jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of Record,
Attest. -. jed. 5. Bushnell, Register. 40
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10 consult either their own interest or the
public accommodation. The compliant 10
which the existing arrangement gives rise
Is both extensive and iustifoble.-- Bwdng-
ton Free Press.
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To A despatch from Washington, Of
the 22d inst, says:
A pledge TO support The Compromise
measures and 10 oppose any candidate ior
President against them. was signed ycster-
day by 50 members of Congress. mostly
Wings, and is published in to-days Repub-
lie, creating some sensation.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD.
The earnings for six months ending Dec,
81, 1850, after deducting amounts paid and
due all connecting roads, are reported to be
Sl55,300 91-avcraeing S25,SS3 As per
month.
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DEATH OF REV. WALTER CoLToN. 49,
Rev. Walter Cotton, of the United States
Navy, expired at o'clock on Monday after
noon, at his residence in Philadelphia. He
WAS a man of much talent and great worth
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1fIarkets.
BRI0HToN, Jan. %.

AZ Market $50 Beef Cattlei no Stores, 10
pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves, $500
Sheep and Lambs, and 45O Swine.
PRicEs-Heef Catle-Exra Sc 25 lstqual-
ity 1913; 2d do SIS Sd do 81 IA 80.
WORKING OXES-Dull. Sales at SIS, 30, q
los.
Cows AND CAVES Sl3, I6, 20, 25, 81 a
IS.
SHEEP AND LAMns-sl,75, 2a3. One OK
ira lot sold for Sc each.
SwlNE-3ia4ici retail from 4Aa5j. Sc
lected lots % &c
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rI" Rev Prof j. NEWMAN, Principal of the
Troy Conference Academy. is to address the
County Temperance Meeting in this village
on Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 9th. \
large attendance will be expected
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ssS" The lawyers of Lower Canada have
struck for higher fees The occasion was a
new tariff of fees adopted by the Judges.
In Queqec, seventy members eff the bar left
the court in body.