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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

MsscAL Wostp Asp 1inss.--We
h~,e ssri-.s.d fss sese sesk. 10 no.
i.o~ the advent 81 hi. really deserving
raLitcaiicu snd are now sspsrsn'iy re-
minded of ~ur nesicet in this matter by
'hs reee;is VI . ,so~ capital punbe' q
Ibis ,hces--lks, RI Sept. Ash. This
aamess cou,sip, four psges O. choice
vocal asd ins,remen,al nusic---its usual
amount Of mnsucaI news---an exc.l,en,
selection Of very readable miscellaneous
s,iic'es--and ito Incompatible Musical
reviess. The muSie lslone) which thu.
paper will sire for the ysar---snd ali
highly meriforious - would cost twenty
OF twenty Owe dollars t the s,ores--and
when Nc sid 10 tai, The mus.rai iasfvnc-
rios given-- the general miscellany
found IN It's eo'umns---antl Tia, the Just
~ celebrated liltIe--no ne, lii,le--'bisF
we don. meau big. and we hope Fan.
ny will excuse us---we know shc's Just
the right s,xe---bui what We 10 mean is
that when we ala Tia, the services q.
/ Fssny lsra - whilom. Of the Olive
Ti'ancl.-~are exclusively engaged for
,his pspcr--no ore can question IFS III
lie to the favor oi ,hc musical public.
We are awa,e that prejudice exists
ia thc couinuniiy against these musical
publications -- and a, this we DO not
wonder. These sheets have heretofore
IA almost without an excopiion-becn
edited b. cracked Drained musical ty.
ros--or sureranua,ed old fashion, d
singing maslcrs--just about AS well
qualified 10 give direction in matters OF
give ins,i uc,ion in sculpture who had
'beld the candle to aid the labors of a
Powers. "A Bracket, or u Kinney, But
in the present instance. entirely differ,
ent men stand ut the helm Of affair,
Of Mr.. Dyer, one Of the editors, we
know bul lille save AS 10 his general
favorable reputation as a musical man
and director Wilde of Mr.. H. $.
HRfs, We can say that having devoted
bis best years 10 the study Of Music in
this county and in Europe--hc ha:
rendered himself one Of the highcst cul.
tivaIcd musicians among us--and rs n
musical critic he has few ifany superiors
in the country.
The terms for the mucical world are
s3 in advance: two copies IS; five
copies siO--and We know very many
musical ladies and gentlemen in Rut.
land County that will highly prize this
publication.
Address Dyer 4 Willis, 2j7 Broad.
way, New York.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
CAMBRIDGE MARA,

At Market lea Cattle, ,h,, r
Beeve., and Ssi Stores con,;.,,
working oxen, cows and eal,a
!ines two and three year. old.
Prices --MARKsr Brrr
$50; first quality, 5000; .eco,i
i'y. - 90; thsrl qrali,y, 4.gs
ordinary, $500 a 400.
HipEs-s5.0o a 900 pc, en- I,
low. S6.50 400.
PELrs-$0,50 a 900. C.H ~
Q l.2 a 10 9 per 10.
Wal CALvEs--SS,00a
BAERrLiNa CArrLr-el,7s isI
$50. 7
WoRrNG OxrS-s72, IS. lOa Nd
Cows. AND CAIvEs-sl7, lt n
%. 80.
YFARilSos 50 10 10, T~w
Old. SO to Is; Threc year. o.
SIS to 81.
SnrEP aud LAMRs-4s6l 1t M
ke,. Extra, 1915 to 500. n,
Sl.l3 l,50 1925.
SWIM 900 at market hn.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

A NIT FOR FREE SolLERs.-The
following is a precious morsel for FREQ
Soiler.. The New York Herald, after
speaking in contemptuous terms of the
Wing party, winds up with this bit of
consolation:
We want, therefore, TO see the Dem
"cra'ic party IN power, from stem to
stern--trom President in the white.
house down to page in Congress-for at
least the next term Of office, believing
thar their general policy is more con,
genial with the spirit of the people of
This country, and more adapted 10 er-
tend orr limits. our growth. our power
and influence over the world than the
''mid stand.siill policy of the presen,
order Of Wings. The Democratic par
~ have shown themselves to possess
more of the old Roman spirit of growth
and progress than the Wings have ever
done; and it is only by this spirit that
the Union can he preserved intact. and
the Abolitionists be entirely swamped
and put doua during all future time
This, we do not doubt, is every word
true. Does it not. squini, Mr.. Free
Soiler. toward Cuba invasions and an
nexaiions of more Mexican territory :
The Aboli'ionists are TO be entirely
swamped, and put down during all fu,.
lure Time. And, pray, by what means,
Why, evidenily,by extending the Limits
of the Republic, by the addition Of more
Slave ,erri'ory? This is the program
me; and the Abolitionists are to be
'wamped' by the strong arm of the
Slave Power. and the hopelessness of a
successful opposition. Battle Creek Jour.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

We scsld s.k every csndid snd
jass rsn in snr country II General
sress we're not = candidate fer Tie
Presidency, aud ssood usw in relation
to then alone in the light Of con-
nan1er-in-ehief Of the army. ~ q rat
not. 80 citizen disconnected ~,ii,
Politics. ~ a general wbo has led
our army Through many battles t.
victory. aho has rendered many i'm
IeottaAt civil services 10 the country
III they were called upon under
these relations 10 express an opiDion
Of him. would !. NJ, be highly laus.a-
tory would IL not be Kind snd gen
cfous would il not be With desire
TO do justice TO his character: ~ould
ii no. be With thanks FOR What he has
done would be no, be called great,
brave. patriotic, humane. just, and
faithful 10 every trust. and entitled
to his coan,ry's gratitude ? When
he stood in this relation 10 lis coun.
try, snch was the opinion Of Madison
aud Monroe. Clay and Cas-. Adams
and Webster. AMI unnuinbcred multi.
,udes, aiihou. distinction OF party.
Then tie had no eneuies. lie was
judged upon his merits, aud justice
held the scales.
What has changed. these relations
now, and with them what has caused
tha. marvellous change which is daily
proclaimed through every channel Of
defamation. SANDER, end bitter enni.
". Simply because his political
friends have thought proler to testify
their confidence and gratitude By la
cing him in nomination for the Pres.
idency ; awarding to him right that
belongs 20 all. And for this one
political sep his political adyersarics
have renowned every former favor.
able opinion. cancelled every ohlisa.
ton. blottca out every record OF
rralse. and are pouriIy on his devo'
ted head walls Of wrath and unmi,i "a
ted persecution. Thus it is that Just
ice aud trn,h and honor are all re-
nounced to subscrve the ends Of rar
ty. But justice is not dethroned by
tl.is daring Invasion Of its empire.
There is calm, sober thinking mind
throughout our land, sitting in .iudg'
men, upon this matter: and it will be
difficult to reverse that verdict which
was once giveE in behalf Of General
Scott when he was standing upon hi:
MERITS, with 10 advocate but his
deeds, and with his judges no motive
bu, Justice.
If he was a great ran and good
man and q patriot before he was
nominated, he is not less so since his
nomination. The evil spirit Of party
may pursue him, but its poisoned ar
rows will fall harmless from the shi
ming and spotless armour Of INTEGRr.
TY, PATRIOTISM, and VALoR.-Re'
bubble.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
HER E IsTOUn REMEDY.
The World Il lifanishrd

~ the wonderful cures PerSey~,d y
CHAmr AND pA'H ksLLEn. prspNsds,C s,s
q Perkins. Its eqsnl has never been hsr
for believing | ain IN all susrs, for IT,, ,n
spinrl eompinihis, cramp in the limbs ~ NJ
mach, rhcumati.m in all its form,, hill,s
choIte, barns sore threat, gravel Sc 1t VI
cihed'y ,he best re'nrdy ia the sui!a. n
partic ulars see cireularsin the hsnd, ei,yusE
to be gratuitousIy distributed.
n. Is. BE sure TO call for Curiss & Prif{
CRAnp AND PAS Killer. They are ,V,pk
pri,tors for the United States.
AGENTS FOR rHEABOvr MEDICINE \
Chas. Burt e. Son. James Porter REnf
Lisco,nb n Osgo,d, Ccuier Eutlhndi } t. GU
msn, West Rntlnnd; Srrpguo. w,,ttsd
81 Slmonds. Pittsford; Geo y Allen sa !
lingford; James Curtiss, Dorset; u q Ligss /
Danny; CLARK d Lanedon. Nert Poultr
Case, Brandon; koote 4 TO nlh'on t.a.
ton. CstIin Il Wright Orwell, N.msdss
lingford. ~!
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
Late from Havana.

Troops stationed in dNparts 81 the IS
hnd-Daiiy arrests making-AV
the american papers prohibited-
Large quantities Of Arms seized -
Council Of Var caiied.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %.
The steamship Empire City has ar
rived with aIvices from Havana TO the
18th inst
Arrests were daily making at Havana
and throughout the Island Of parties
suspected to he engaged with the Cuban
iillibus'ers.
A council Of war was to be held on
the I'D, for the tiial of the eleven per-
sons concerned in the public alton of the
revolutionary paper, The Voice Of the
People.
The Government has received intel
ligeucc of | 200 stand OF arms Tad been
landc Il near Cunrngar, and that 200 ot
them had been seized by the miilary
in the vicinity. The remainder were
carried the mountains and seized by
the country people.
al the American papers had been
prohibited, and spies swarmed IN every
direction.
The Captain General hal stationed
troops in all parts OF the island, and was
making vigorous exerii"ns to suppress
the least attempt "a, insu'rcc'ion.
The steamer PiAarro had proved a
a total loss.
The officers of the Empire City were
very politely treated by the Spanish au-
ihorities.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

a learned Irish Judge, among 9th.
err pecuiarites, had a habit Of begging
pardon on every occasion. Once his
favorlto expression was employed in
rather a singular manner. AT the
close Of the assizcs, as he was about
to leave the bench. the officer of court
reminded him that he had not passed
sentence of death on one of the erin
inals as he had intended. Dear me-
said his lordship, Il beg hi. lordship,
i beg his pardon-bring him in
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
ADDISON COUNTY FAIR I'd Day.
Trotting on the Middlebury Course

The Addison County Fair will be
holden two days. The Second day
(Oct. 7. will be devoted exclusive
ly to trotting, and the arrangements
will be under tie control Of he sub.
scribers. and the County Society will
be in no way resi- onsible for them.
a purse ofTwENTY rve dollars
will be presented to the owner Of the
horse from Rutland Addison or Chit
tenden Counties. under five years old
which will make the best time.
a purse Of twenty fee dollars will
be presented to the owner Of the
horse from any quarter and of any
age, which will make the best time.
An entrance Zee of one dollar, will
be charged, and the name and age of
each horse must be entered with
GEORGE Il. ORCUTT, Esq,
Middebury, by IL o'clock, Oct 6.
If any horse is entered for both purse s
it must be so specified, when he is en-.
tered. The person entering horse
will be considered its owner.
The trotting will commence at 9 10
o'clock A. NJ. and . o'clockP. NJ.
An entrance fee of IL IL cents
for each person, during the day and
% cents for each wagon or carriage
will be charged, for admission to the
grounds. except that no charge will
be made for the admission of the own.
err Of any horse entered for purse
and one servant.
The Rutland and Burlington Il.
II. will carry persons attending the
Fair for half price both days.
l.. +. WHITE & CO.
Middlebury Sept y, 1862.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
"a BOOK ron 1vnRYBoDY,
Just published, the
AMERICAN LAWYER
RTSIyRSs- NiK,y EnPN- p00I.

Cont lining Legal Information, Forms, u"
&c, requisite 10 almost every Po''@
circumstance in the ordinary tfsns
seton "f business, and adapted
to every part of the U. j.
By d. W. BEADLE, A. N.
IN eminent member Of tho New Yo't b.
II also contains Z new and beautiful
FLAP and Seal Of each STATE,
with the county bpes eeliaeated, be"'"'
Map Of the United .State',
including Unb, New Mexico, and ~.
Territories. features never fore sIhi",
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double thr pt'es ss1ed for tho whole W.,
fdcs reduced % rs cents. Psddssn
hnd 1t for then interest to supply ,hemSr"'
with this work. "a. H. SPESCEh
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
IIAXHlIIU.

in tins town, on the 9th inst > By tie N
n. n. Leach, OF New York, Mr. .H""'
Leach, of clarendon, to Miss AImn
Chaplin, Of Rulland
In ihis t,wn on, III. ~ inst by sT u
Aiken, Mr., Beaj. 4. Long, Of Mendon. ~ D.
Layina + Martin OF autland.
IL this village % October, Mr. Psin' n
ker OF clarendon, TO Miss Rose LaIi'
Rutlund
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

SCoIr IN INDi ANA.-The Pioua
Courier says ina, We had conyer,a.
ton with II gentleman from ore OF the
upper Wabash corn,ies in Indiana in
reference 10 the Presidential election.
lie informs Us that in the county IN
which he resides. (which is locofoco by
small majorily.) as far as he is ac-
qnain'ed. Scot, viii get very nearly all
the votes Of both parties To use his
own expression, it is all one-sided
business there. He says rha, the loco
foco candidate is scarcely ever named
IN his vicinity; Scot, and Scott alone,
Is all the Presidential canidate they
talk of-all the one tina. will be voted
FOR 10 any extent.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
BRIGHTON Market

At Market 1000 Beef CATH, ID
Stores, 8 pairs Working Oxen, ssw
and calves, 400 Sheep and Lana
1900 Swine.
PRICES Beef Cattle -E,sI
$3.50; first quality 1915; second qaI
ty $3.50; third quality,s4,00 a III. /
Sheep and Lamb'-Sl,25, l,jO,a|
Extra, $3.50 TO $500.
Working Oxen.--s62. 65. <; n
Cows and Calves $40. 2l. 2S 2; d
Swine--6 n &c; Retail Cal.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

Three piekpocke,s--Jones, llo'-
land and Durand, with an extra nun.
Der Of aliases attached to their names,
we're convicted at the present session
81 the county court for derelictions
Of duty As good citizens, at the State
Fair, aud we're severally sentenced to
serve tho State TOR the term Of FIVE
ysars in the States prison a. Windsor,
A fourth, Tom Wilki,,, or Wilki,,
Tom, one Of the same party, escaped
punishment, by turning States evil
dence snd is thus lief. to roam ut large
leaving the res. Of the b'hoys behind
him.
Another Of the lish. fingered gents
from Philadelphia. and who rejoiced
in tho soubriqustof little Dave sho
was arrested q. the same time and
place was subsequently released on
tho fsymen. Of his bonds $1,000
Some two or three others have also
been sent 'over the bills and far away
from this cour. for burglary, counter
!eiiing &c, Sc; so i; cannot bu. be
said that Rutland Co has during the
prean, term done her par, towards
furnishing the State with worknsn
IN her public institutions.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
CT The Spiri, " the Ace ihinl

CO The Spiri, Of the Age think. our
general intelligence too limited 10
know tie presiding officer q the Sen.
ale since the death Of Gen. Taylor bu,
We can assure the Age that though we
may Loi know very much of Mr.. hing
We distinctly remember " hat Mr. Ran
delphi once said Of his boots,
What Mind Of man, asked n gentle
man 81 Mr.. Il. is this Mr. king, Mr..
King T--says Randoiph--'yes, King
King !--.Sky, Alag wears lie handsom.
~, psir Of irss in Washington"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
fSF-Mrs. Swi,sheltn in sppakif

rD~Mrs. Swisshelm in speaking
of the two most prominent candidates
for the Presidency, makes use of the
following language Personally, we
have always preferred Gen. Scott
to Gen. Pierce, because we like man
to be what he rretends-to succeed
in making himself what he aims to be.
So, a military chiettain is better than
o man who tried to be hero and
coultlnt.'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
Death of the Duke Of Wellington.

BY the Geographic announcement, Of
. the Canada news. we learn the decease
Of that remarkable man whose fortune
i, was to be long the perse,ering and
stubborn opposer and finally the con-
queror. of the creates, military hero
that ever Tough. in Europe since the
days Of Caesar. The Duke Of Yelling
ton--the "lrun Duke" as the English
public delighted to call lim--died e
epilepsy at Manner Castle, on Tuesday,
the IAN u't lie was born. if We re.
member riehtly,on the Sd Of May, 1867 .
aud was consequently So years, ! NO.
aud II days Of age at the time Of his
decease. II is proposed in England TO
give hin. a national funeral, and We
may look, for a fortnight to come, to
find the British papers almos, wholly
taken up with sketches Of his life, char
ac,rr and exploits, and details Of his OBJ
sequies. lie is succeeded in his title
and estates by his son, the Marquis Of
Douro, who was summoned from the
continent. where he tas been travelling
rs soon as The fatal resul, VI his IL, hers
illness was apprehended. II is SOME
what remarkable that the year 1863
should have seen The birth OF several OF
the most distinguished men II The cen
iufy pasi--Napoleon. the Duke q Wei
lsngton, Leui. Philippe, Sir Walter
Scott, and Marshal SoulI, beng among
them.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
The CeOIllctric TranSfer.

VIE nndefsigued u agent for tss 80.
- the Geomsirical ftas,fsr, sn ln'1sG~s
i:f dating Goats, Invested BY Mr. 49,
MAGissis. II LoekpoIt, N. Y.And /. gr'r,.
TO fufni n the frads 10 this State. TssP
o. tao fssasfs' together with book shs - -,
be Instructions for using Is $50 sn -
the lr .trument myself and 20 not hssiii"
say u 10 the bee, one have ever sees ~"
saining correct fofm and measure oy
Ca,tlst on, ssp'. ~. 1852 ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

If a foreigner enters the army Of
England and serves year or more,
he is furnished with protection, and
is ever after considered subject Of
the crown, he wishes to avail him.
self Of that protection, in any quar-
ter Of the globe he can DO 80.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
Great doings in Middlcbury.

We see by Handful, Of which
We give a copy below, that the Addi-
son County Fair. is to be continued
two days, aud that the Second day
will devoted to ,rotting. The Hand.
bin itssiA be saea; assigned s,bys 4.
7, WHITE. ( Co., which we think
will be a sufficient guaranty that
there is ia sham about the matter
and that il the weather is good. there
will he most interesting exhibition
Of tie speed Of Vermont horses, prob
ably the hest ever seen in Vermont.
The track is half a milc long and if
the weather is favorable will be in
rood condition..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

GIVE had designed getting our pa.
per of on Friday morning this week
and should have done so bat for fail.
ure on the par, Of the paper,maker 10
furnish us in season.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
A CARD
I'm n ar

~ IUF INUIFS UF VFVNUNTy
mss. WINSl.OW, an experienced ugHs<
Female Physician, has Il SooTHiss N,,u
will nLay al! pain md spa.modic as,li, I'D
sure to resuln,e the bowels. nsptn4 ps
mothers, il will give rest to youre "" 40
lief and health 10 your Infants never Il
failed II timely u.ed-I.rfcs,ly safe r. hs]
M Aist"rsd 10 ,spy feeble infants. fm>
ss,. = bottle.
n. Besure 20 call for Me- WINSTON
SooTNiFa SYnrr, and attci to il ~ ia!
your oh lid 10 puNerinn,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

Esa" Gen. Cass, on being asked -
during a recent speech at Cleveland
If he knew Gen. Pierce while in
Congress, replied: 'Yes--no; not
much
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

aas~ One jour.printer asked ano,
Their, in our hearing, the other day,
what we thought of this world-a
most pregnant inquiry, which was
answered by the other in the state
ment, the world is stage, and the
printers are HOSES
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
b. The New York F1press says

b. The New York Fapres says
That the lnrorta,icns Of iron in New
York city. during the past week.
have been larger than ever known
Lefors. The accoun. for the
week s.ands--12s,234 bars Of iron,
s2.TS3 bArs Of railroad iron. 34,442
hoop iron, 6,420 bundles sheet iron.
Tue Increase h ia the railroad iren
and tho bars Pennsylvania, polite
isns especially Of the Democratic
school would do we'll TO look into this
New York weekly record, aud study
it, especially before the election Of
President. New York, certainly,
can have no very serious objection 10
the continuance Of such q trade, i!
Pennsylvania can stand it. and Nor
them New York, AID Virginia and
Tennessee, as we'll as other places
where mon 10 made.
Il 10 not an agreeable iact, howev'
or, to remember that While We have il
TIE sossm Of our own land all the ere
GU, Of which this iron can &c made
We are sending Gu. products, &c, ,t
pay for il, which products. otherwise
might Be ccnsomed a. cur own doors
and 70 save both to the producer and
consumer Of iron, the cost Of freiglls
hsarsees, se@uissions, &C., oil ia
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

Solved IN his dosbied A,lan,,r efers
.,ea Il seeding eas ysodsep. saossy,
No.. u ssy fss iroa se could nsts
70 much better st bono.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

Cooper, in one of his novels, says,
''The prospect Of Heaven Itself would
have no charms for an American of
the backwoods, if he thought there
was any place futher West
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

a MONSTER KILLED. ON the
mountain. in the east part Of this
town, large bear was killed last
Saturday night, by Samuel English.
The monster had been for some time
making havoc among the sheep il: the
mountain pastures, and was watched
for by Mr.. English. in a barn. from
which he fred upon and killed him.
He weighed nearly 400 lbs. Mod.
Reg.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
ANtAHEESo3VSs
- - - ~~~~~~~~~-~~~>>> ~~~>~ - -
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For Wool and Country Produce,

Reported for the Herald by PRocroR
d WooD, Commission Merchants,
No. 1876 State Street, boston.
BosroS, Monday. Sept. 81.
ASHES-Pots per 100 lbs. 4,75a4,s7
Pearls. 5,G8a575
APPSES-Dried per ID. new Ga
BUrIER-Very choice pr 10. 2oa %
NY. and VI. Dairy, l8a. 10
Com. Dairy & Store, l6a l8
CHEESE-Prime per Id. 7a7l-2
Fair, 5a G
EGGS-Per dozen, l2I,2a
FLOUR enesee, fancy 4,57a5, 90
do extra. 5,25a6.00
do common, 4,62a4,75
St. Louis, common 4,5Oa4,62
do fancy, 4,G8a4,75
do extra, 4,S7a5,25
Slichiean.common 4,50a4, 62
do fancy 4,C5a4,75
Canada, in bond,
Common & fancy, 4,5oa5,75
Rye Flour, SOFA
Buckwheal -four ID.
GRAlN-Corn. north. bus. 7Ca z?
Southern, yellow, la rs
soulhern white, 70a
Wheat, western, 90al,l5
Rye. per sc lbs. lisa 80
Oats. Norhn, 80 lbs. AGA Al
Oats, Eesiern,
Beans. per buss' 2,O0a 2,4O
Peas, Canada, 30
HOPS-Per h.. LIST sort. TIA 20
HEEs"Ax-Yello~, per ID. 27a 20
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g. = -
WlI3Ua

In Nenah, Winahago 60. Wis. Easa|
NJ. wife OF Col. Amasa Bowen, sgedI!"I
10 months ond 90 days.
Col Bowen was formerly . res'def'
this town.
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Geo +. Ilough,on. Esq, Of st Al.
bans. is elected States Attorney Of
Franklin County
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Look o., for counterfeit So bills,
on the bank Of Burlington W., they
are the fac similc Of the genuine ;
the engraving coarse the general
appearance Of the bill is good.
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w.,

mes mess, per SOl iios,.I
Eastern mess i,oN ~
Clear, IA
Mes best, @a.s1
Mes 4 other Itsai, y
Lard, scs. u. 'Nfi,.A
Lard. Dbl. III, "a.
Western do. II"
Hog, dressed, :"
POTATOES--rer boz. ne..,
rOuLTRY--p-r ID. ,a
STARCH--Po'a,se. rer n, "
WOoI.-DOme,., 81
h,eces per Ii, 6 mos ~
Full blood Merlin, ~
3.4 do do ,.%
- do do s,
Common az
Puiled--Extia 10y
do Superfne ~
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Wells, Sept. 2sth, 1859,