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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

CmcAGo-There is IL city in the Union
of its size that has so many public amnse-
ments and exhibitions as Chicago. Il
seems to be right in the public highway and
catches every thing Of the kind afoat. At
the present time there are two or three
paintings on exhibition, a theatre, and we
know not what else
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29
The tlSrNEEhN.

The keokuk Dispatch in its great zeal for
Democracy" and opposed to every thing
that savors Of Temperance, has recently
made an onslaught on the Sunbeam, the
State Temperance organ, accusing it of be-
iug identified with the Wing party. The
Division OF Sons Of Temperance meeting in
that place thus honorably aequits the Sun
beam Of the charge and recommends il TO
the confidence of tine people Of Iowa.
TEMPERANCE HALL, hGaKrK DryIsoS. No ,,
SONS Of TEaPkRA>C august litt, ls53,
Hcssrs. EnlToRs nC the Sanbcani-in accordance with
instructions fna The above named Division II Sons a
10 thafgas recently mnie In the kS9kWs Dispatch tend
Ing ai~crct and mar the usefulness ~ our Temper
alses paper taa sunbeam:
UrEFFss VA bafs son ,g.fh regret sevegl ariil tg
recently pGbii.ited III the heusu< u.spatrh. making
serious Haf.es against lh Sunbeam, jBd Knowing H.
We 10 that there il fnnud5t.gH or said charges
tsAs tails method o! 80 the riends of Temperance
ip aud ont Of the stutp fhat have anUbatsG cont
paranee question oi ihe SGHbedm AID il editors and
ucl can recommend them &C. kho friends of Temperance
b1th 10 an ogt " Aa STATE.
Believing VS. do li4al 5mpla.ts SHOULD come from
Temperance men. who Il gBN by their position and
principles would &C." gggreyri rather thaH thnse whu
FLOWN 10 "4fCss tar h5tge Law. fiatcGlBE%It a~
aha'Icst aud imprssgsthIe; therefore pletga Our
solves g. do aI became oar duts once before relative
10 tire Star Of lrrSacc, That Is n warn lt tga VI
Ttns sTaUte Gsirt n. when from Nly cause We have
lost confidence u tile NUtb sgn. hut gBu thFr " u
i understood tha oar ony tempsrHer organ goss i-;h
fully paorsgd bg as ara sueh, eail aFou all ibv
trends u Temp srs.Bes ~ Ft.ily 80 iI- support.
T.! order oI tiir Division.
y. h. SMITH, Jr., Recording Scribe.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29
And lr.NUIH WNCN Ne AkCF,'
i Cbicago Tribune,

While | am ready to adopt any well
grounded opinion, my innost heart rcvots
against receiving the judgments Of others
respecting persons, and whenever | have
done SO, have bitterly rcpented Of it
AcAbur,
An Irish carriagc-driyer made n very
happy aud characteristic reply the other
day. a gentleman had replied to Pats
''Want carriage sr!" by say NJ, so / am
abl" to walk" when Pat rcioincd, May
your honor long be able, hut seldom Will
ing
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

AcciDEAT.--Mr. 4. Steinheiber met with
quite serious accident last week from his
horse running away ia descending hill, in
consequence Of portion Of the harness
breaking. A gentleman in company esca-
ped uninjured. but Mr. S. received kick Oh
the shin from the horse, and in jumping
from the buggy, disloeated and bruised his
arm very severely
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

BRIDGE ACROSS THE MlssIsslrP,--Th
d important work will be commenced at once
and ii is confidently hoped, will be compile
ted next year. $4,000 have been appro-
prated TO be expended this fall
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

I.ARaE DRArr.-Last week the police Of
Springfield arrested about fifty profess
sional gamblers; OF this number, over thir-
" belong - Boston, Mass.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29
Sd Division n. & n &. z.

Messrs. Day & Brayton, Engineers on
the above division, are pushing things along
III fine style. The Depot grounds at Fort
Dies Moines have been purchased and the
right of way through the city and site for
the bridge secured.
We have every confidence that within
,wenty-four short months the connection
from this city 10 Fort Dies MONIES BY rail
road viii be complete.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

Mr. Foreman has vacated the tripod OF the
Golden Age, published at New BOSTON, HIS,
and Mr., l. W. Myers has assumed il. Mr..
N. writes an able article.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

Muscatine, during the coming season, will,
as heretofore, pay better prices for all man
ner OF produce tim aag other totfa in Iora.
Mark this .HuscqtiRe JoQrng
Muscatine never has, nor never will pay
better prices than Davenport for produce,
and if the farmers of Central Iowa consult
their own interests they will bring their pro-
ducc To Davenport.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

"SHowIEG HIS EARS. Our friend Of
the Dubuque TriJynsi in his little article thus
entitled, in regard to the Jackson County
Press, II decidedly obscene. We are inclin-
ed to think he showed he's ears in the "cuu-
dial aPP-ndage" to that piece.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

DR. ToRLEr De LAMEELLE, distinguish
I'd physician OF Paris, announces that shock
Of electricity given TO patient dying from
the effects Of chloroform, Immediately coun-
tereacts it, influence, and returns the SUI
crerto life. The fact is worth knowing If
il be- fact.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

The paragraph we published last "eeA
entitled, "Births Extraordinary" was ono "
these "sclls," or local lies, for which the ''''
Louis Republtcaa is becoming SO famous
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

SENSIBLE REMAEKs-Thc Rev. Henry
Wand Becrhrr, In biz remarks a, the ami,
vars4ry Of tha Five = IN Mission, sid
WIN Christ went whrre there were sd
II hea.e5 hem; whan there was actus,
aa'.' he a5aatad bread, and cape Down q
tas~ ahy5.ca condition. TakP thc Gas7a
to ght miserable .outc4sts 1Eo or city, an-1o
man can preach il unless he does more. J!
is as though he made mark n 'ha sane,
aad the first tide washed it away. Preara
the Gospel, and the hunger Of the man
makes him forget il. There is great deal
more Gospel in 4 loaf Of bread, sometimes
than in an old dry sermon. III 70 to aman
and bring u him in his want ever SO much
philosophy. he will not bear it; II ! come
down and bring him bread and clothes ana
medicine, this vii give him correct dee
Of the Gospel, one which he can appreciate
and understand"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

FIRES IN CHTcAGo.-Last Friday h's"s
there were three fires in Chicago, eae"
which originated in barn and all 'he "''
Of iorcudiaries. Total loss, $4,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

Oar neighbor Of the Bahnsr iutiuatgs that
he il paid more than $500 per annum for
publishing Lyons katharon. Glad to hear
ii and hope he will not abate prices for any
patent medicine agent
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

FIRE ~ CmciGo.-Last MgiaIy night
another barn was fired ia Chicago which
together with an euierant boarding house
was consumed. Three horse. persisted in
The barn. Loss s. SEQ.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA
NEW NoRk. Seat. Esd

NEW YORK, sept. Esd.
The steamer Africa. with Liverpool dates
To 10th arrived at her dock n half past : iasf
evening. She brings 1911 passengers. Lly-
prpool cotton market dill Pieces favor
hnyers, but quotations RI shout The same.
Brradstnf1s market pas i5Hse Hi the early
part OF the week; bat lls3 a4eii#ly rallied
since the Arctic sailed bng lased with .
decline ia tha @@@k d nse v heat
& pcuea & isli ..y 81 ilts,s. ss.'f 545r sab 5.
Iaaan c ~ s. add z#e inquiry
Reh ras s re 9## Va 6hsa1 s.
$780, Rs.- - g: aas6aaa s. ID;
" st.-s gH#s Ft5l 2sa l9-. ttimore
2qz Ga 2as 81 Fh4 pisa I1 i> Sd:
lti5 29s O.; sour : Gle 25s ladlan
c. ri yellow BE- 6ae 33.
THE WAR QrEsres.-N 'alhg decisive
on the Turkish question. TIE GI e-
py could not arrive tor some day hui tae
fact that he hesitates 70 Telegraph lts Fe4'I
has awakened symptoms Of renewed ahNie-
ty, and has depressed the bFidsn ana freAch
funds. The answer many thtn" VIII De
peaceful.
The French Government - anNloasit II
boring y make Il seem that Il u n't inter
hrssd..uds. The Moui,eur publishes the
o,,"1 'a"",,'.,n+ Ia, III Gnvnrnnont j. ma,
lmy;ro no coma most extraordinary state
rocrt N view If il being extensively Known
that il was buying immensely. All was
a,,fet IN France, excent some insignificant
brsad ia. The Fmaera re- 4tzllut p .nnna.
Nayfp. ttan rates varr Fgaralcd Till Baern-
I'm in MI vessels aa-.gy tie French rivers
ar canals with corn.
me Roman Territories were In disturb
Cd state. the nominal cause being the scar
~ nff3ad
irbe r,ll5,yinr Il the latest from the second
sdi,fan cfthe london Tiynes-,.it;s rumor-
cd from paris an The authority Of the Rus
si,n o,nI,o..ador tha, the Gar will refuse n
gccant tn modification coming directly from
a. ~,
~, Cr,r,,s an,b
,... ~ NJ. -, t,,o,
- ""' -. M7..f.oa,I,,,,. H.. I,cn,, II,
iENtt'N u' -,
aU4VFa''"' r. ~ -; 80 ,,.l..i, 49,
10 arrive on the h.o y. 80.
Ahefl"ah troops "etr =" III vi
At1r'a', ifIhtls,' "a IN ~, r.
n''t ~" YIN ~ 'uiy t", $50
utatf zen, VaF4a.u, ~ 'H@ .."s -
parry OF -0o i'i''i1h' 1'ie ''l'' ~ ~ -
t'F' -hti''' ,',"''s' va ,.t
III WINCH / VI t'1e wi
/ IL.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29
Personal.

\ few more OF the same sort and Y. !.
done We thank them for the kind man,
ia which they have received our r., " ''
ly and hope we may continue 10 ora. ~
vof with them:
TnE DAVENPORT TEl-WErkry G -,
We have received the first nl,mle .Al -
Tri-Weckly Gazette. published :, n y 'e
port, by Sanders g. Davis, a, The lo D'se ave-
ofthrrc dollars per annum. lti.aro.F' e
and able paper, and We sincerely han. ~ V
publishers may receive such patron,a.i.. w.
fully sustain them in this enterpri,e wv, r
County Register. Ian
TRY EEkLY,-The enterprise, 49,,
etors OF the Davenport Gazttte b',f F'f'
menced til publication of n rr.W5sJsz. 4'
Til specimen boircus i well pYa..sI-,
i edited With marked ability. W. w,1@
friend Sanders the greatest success !, ~ n.
new undertaking .-Os ato9Sa Hstq3 ~
The TRl-WEEKLY Davenport ,zr--.
We have received several number. = n,
spirited little sheet, and congratal.,a iosri
Sanders OH the prosperity Which jas,i6s. ~
susta'iis ms ne" enlerprise-ks0.at Rhs
"a 11ALt oAf1AF0RT GAZETTE
W have received the list No. Of lie IT..
" eeklt Gazette, and hail i as giving ri.
dcnce Ut the growing prospects Of HE a.,
di Davenport We regard the Gazft,e !. ,
'@'i'too'5i = 'i'e great Temperance reien
dii1 tot-'a'lt eoii'ii'ehd II 10 The patronage
80 IA s29e temp rance ihfh.-SanseaR
w are gtad 2 see our b,n brother. Ate,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

No Locoi"ro administration on goinr out
ct power ever left any money in the Il. ).
Treasury, but the Fillmore administration
left twenty-five millions OF dollars. And
yet the Locofoco organs charge that the
high functlonures constituting the Fillmore
administration were vile set of Galphns. >
grabbing and pocketing every dollar that
came within arms length Of them!
II our republic were only certnin Of last
ing tIi Lycolocp administration shall leave
twenty-five millions in the Treasury, it
would have leasc upon Immortality.
Len. jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

The Davenport Gazette charges no such
thing; it made the statement, as observed at
the time, on information furnished by the
agent. We alluded. however, to tfeesiy pa
pers--the Erpres$ publishes the ADVERTISE
nent in its daiiy for Sl2-that is still low
er, ii is mousing. The Gazette nerer rats"
one secret Of its prosperity il in the uni
formity Of its prices.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

Some lazy fellow spells Tennessee a'''
this fashion: 10 T..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

PATENT MEDICINES The Davenport Ga
zette, either to find an excuse for its own
rafting or for some other purpose equally
laudable, charges that every other paper IN
the State, in which the advertisement OF
..Lyons' Cathairou' has appeared has insert
ed it for $500 year. We do not believe
il Of others, and we tao,c it is an absolute
talsehood in the case of this paper. 1t is
inserted at 5l2 per annum, in the Express.
Dnhnnna f..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

The Board Of health report two yellow
Fever deaths during the past week in this
city.
The disease was brought here, it will be-
remembered, by the bark Mandarin, and still
fingers about South st. wharf, and Tati ans
Leud Pipe Factory located there, has been
closed in consequence of the dread enter
tanned by the Wurkmrn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28

y RIDE rroN THE Cow CATCHER "A young
stcr Of the Ncwbury Seminary was airing
himself upon thc railroad track the other
evening in hand car. and carclcssly pro-
tractcd his enjoyment into the time Of the
regular cars. The train was upon him before
he was aware, and the hand car was de-
molishcd. The youngstcr, however, found II
comfortable Judgement upon thc COW catcher,
where, on stopping the cars, the engineer
found him, as snug as bug ON II rug. Some
say that the youngstcr ut the time was of
iciating in place of the roadmastcr who was
temporarily absent .-Brddi0rd Mquircr.
Norwich UNIVERSITY We are authorised
to announce that the sum of 100000 to he
subscribed by the citizens of Montpelier for
the removal of the Norwich University to this
place, has been raised, and that in consc-
qucncc, meeting of the Trustees was held
at Norwich on the 9th inst, when vote was
passed to remove the University to Montpclcr
And committee was appointed to carry she
vote into effect by fixing II location and cree
ting buildings as snon us practicable. - MINT
poh,r Freeman.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28
CAMBRIpGE CATTLE MARKET.


At market 3oS' Cattle, about 1000 Bccves, and
lSs7 stores, consisting of Working Oxen. Cows and
Calves, Ncurlings, Two and Three Years Old.
Priccs.-Aiarkct Bcct-Extra (includng nothing
but the best large oxen, well ,tall fed at least /
ycar,) S7,7jaS, per cwt; lst quality, (largc fat
OXen stall fed at least tor several months. -. 30
81 quality Uhe best grass fed oxen, the best stall
fed Cows, and the best year old Ssecrs.) S7a7, 25
Sd quality, Sj,jOaG,00; ordinary, - jOa5
llides-SG,jo per. cwt. Talow - a 80.
Pcts Il Sl,?j. Calf Skins lac per. lb.
Veal CalycS-Sj, :. 10 II ~.
SronEs-Working OXcn-At sos, l04, 10, ll5,
IA, 1871, lif, lG2a2lO
Cows and CalycS-S2l, -, 80, 40, A GS
Ycarlings-S, - ., lOa II.
Two Years Old-Sl7, u, - 80.
Three ears Old~-S2G, 81, "a, 81, 45 &C.
Sheep and, Lambs--GiIG at market ; sales hard ia
effect. Extra. (choicc Bucks and fancy Jews for
stock, and the best Cosscs) $3.50 Is; by lot -
3, 3,jOai.
Swinc-Wholcsac still fat at SIC, and corp-fyd
fat at tic. per Id.
RcinarkS-N Gather warm market uYcrstoekcd
sale, hard and at reduction on last weeks prices
The past week has been II hard one for the whole.
salors, they had sold their quarters at loss, in
consequence Of the retail trade not conforming t,
their movements. let the retailers be governed, md
conform to the wholesale, and the market will rcgu,
late itself in 4 fortnight. Good Pumps (and other
parts Of beef in preparatory offered in Boston
yesterday at from Nal0 pcrlb
40 cars cam" over the Fitchburg RR., aud go.
over ia" Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded with
each state a follows
la -l,nnr { L. S,r;,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28

by Mr.. Bailey, to incorporate the Perrin
Slate Company to committee ON Manuiac-
lures.
BY Mr.. Stevens of Franklin, in addition to
chap. {. s., relating to bail, providing that
bail, In certain cases, may he discharged by
consent of the party for whose security the
bail was entered, on application to the court
to the Judiciary Committee.
En- crossed Bits rcad 3D. Time and passed. -
To alter the time of holding the Courts in the
county of Orange to incorporate the Fay
ycttevillc Cemetery Association to incorpo-
rate the Windham County Hotel Company.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
BhHs Introduced and Rfrrd- BY Mr..
Rice of Somerset, in amendment of chap. -.
{. s., relating to the supreme and County
Court, dividing the State into three judicial
districts y to the judiciary Committee. BY
Mr.. Spencer, to incorporate the Eagle Rail
Road and Slate Co. to the committee ON
Roads.
Petitions Reterrcd.-By Mr.. White of Pan
ION, for II ferry at Panton, by Daniel Adams
10 the General Committee.
On motion, all further proceedings upon
the call of the House, on Saturday, were dis
penscd with Adjourned.
SEN ATE.
AFTERNOON
Reports Of CommiUccs.-Mr. Harvey. from
the Committee on Agriculture, reported in
favor of the bill relating to the occupancy oi
lands in common, and it was ordered that the
bill be engrosscd and read the third time to
morrow morning.
Mr.. Dcnison, from the Committee on Joint
Rules, reported, for the government of tn,
Joint Assembly, the same rules as of last
session, and the Senate adopted the report.
Mr.. Carpenter, from the Committee OF
Banks, reported in favor Of the bill to rcpca
section 4, chap 81 {. s., and the bill was
ordered to he cngrossed and read the Sd tim,
tomorrow afternoon. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills Introduced and RJ;rrcd.-From tn,
Senate, altering he time of holding the Court
in Orange Co., to the judiciary Committee
t. incorporate the Fayetteville Cemetery As
ISOLATION, to the General Committee. 10 in
corporate the Windham County Hotel Go.
TO the Committee on Manufactures. BY Mr.
Saver, to provide fire proof safes for County
Clerks and Registers of Probate Offices t,
the judiciary Committee Adjourned
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28
-LuCID.-The Boston Post claims the

-LuCID.--'rhe Boston Post claims the
copyright of the following paragraph:
A man driving horse and wagon down
Water street, on w cdncsday, came in contact
with a cart standing in the street, by which
he was thrown out and both of his arms were
broken off, his fore wheels detached and his
body left wreck on the sidewalk The arms
of the wagon, we mean. were broken, and it
is hardly necessary to say that the wheels and
body likewise belonged to the same vehicle.
The man received serious injury in the nose,
aud looked rather hurt.
CRY NEWSPAPERS. Tho ". Y UcrdM
day or two since gave the daily circulation
Of the other journals, as 32 600 copies, al
lowing the Times Il 900 and the TriJunc
$1,000. Its own daily circulation it gives as
$1,000, and the total Of daily and weekly
100000. The 1ImeS ON the other hand de
clarcS its daily circulation to be over % 600,
the Sun claims to circulate eleven copies,
where the H,rdM docs one, while the IribuRc
says ii has the largest circulation of any
paper in the city.
-GroRG ELEcrIoNs.-Thc aggregate
maoritios foot up $3.50 for jenkins, to 9l5I for
Johnson, leaving majority Of POP for the
latter. OF 80 Senators elected, so far as
heard from, l3 are Wings or Union men, and
As Democrats. TO the lower House So Wings
or Union men, and 81 Democrats are elected
To Congress five Democrats and three Wings
or Union men are elected.
-BUnN>G FLurp applied to furniture
with a brush, is said to be the destruction of
bedbugs.
-BriLDERs TAKE NoTICE.-Mrs. McMur-
ray refused to hire house the other day be-
cause there were no banistcrs to kindlc the
fire with.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28

Many Physicians, I'm our large cities. have recon-
mcmdcd and used the Rock Rose with great success
DR.. j. II. Thompson, of Philadelphia, used it in
several bad eases of Scroiula In one case of three
years Standing where the patient had Il large OPEN
in. upon the hip, leading to the bone, continuing
twelve ulcers. he ordered Il dccocion Of Rocl, Rose
to be used three times day; and in thrty-ninc
days the person was entirely cured.
NLN YORK., Nov, 10, ISL
Mr.. A. i. L. Nyors-Dcar Sir: This will certify
that | have suffered during the past year with II
Scrofuous Affection of the eyes, causing much pain.
and resisting all effort, Of cure, having tried many
prescriptions. and taken voyage at sea. in hope Of
recovering my health but all to no effect. | was
persuaded by friend to make trial of your Extract
of Rock Rose, from which | have experienced great
relief. 1t produces Il most happy effect in driving
the humors to the surface, and then gradually dis,
appearing. Conscious of the unsurpaS,iug excellence
Of your medicine for all impurities of the blood
chccruy submit the above to the consideration Of
the afflicted, Yours respectfully,
HIRAM kErcHru. JR.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by q. p. SAN
BORN 4 co., Burlington, and by Dealers in Mcdi
zines everywhere wl7w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28

Making Il per cent Tor the year ending Aug. 7,
lNj3. said per ccntagc to be cas-, upon the original
amount of the premium note, without reference to
any endorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer,
of October, 1888.
The Ipsniy-sIM .tnnud Rcport of the Company
will be published early in September and forwarded
to members by mail, which they arc respectfully
referred to detailed statement of the business Of
the company for the past year aud | wish to call
the attention of members particularly to what is said
in the report about the payment of assessments.
j. T. THU RSTON, Treasurer,
Office Vt. W. +. lns. Co.,
Montpelier, Aug. 9, 1888, w3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28
George Cosn>tock's Estate.

" T. THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittcndcn, Commissioners
To receive, examine and ADJUST the claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate of George
Comstock, late of Burlington, in s4id District, de-
ceased, represented nsolvcnt, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset ,hercto and six
months from the Jsy of the date hereof, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend to the
business of our appointment, at the dwelling oi
wldor Charity Comstock. in Burlington, in said Dis
tret. CD the Third Tuesdays of November and April
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each of said days.
Dated this 18th day of October 4. b. lsj3.
JOSEPH MARSH, r...
wlsw3 ANSON =. JOHNSON. ( '''"'"'S'''"S'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28
sheep & Lambs. Swine. Horses.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

AZ market 2iOO Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores, q
pairs Of Working Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves, GO0O
Sheep and Lambs, 1900 Swine.
Priccs-iccf Cattlc-Owng te the large number
of Beef Cattle at market, and the warm weather,
prices have declined. Extra 1913 first quality,
$50 second 1928 third - $50 ordinary
81 - 100.
Storcs-l earrings 81, II Sl2 Two years old
SIC, 10 q. Three years old 500, 30, 3ia35.
Working Oxcn-Ss5 100, llG, l25, las $50.
CoVs aud Calyes-S23, -. u, 80, -. 35aiO.
Sheep and lambs-S2,5 80, 2.75. 3a4 ENtraS H.. 80,
:, Cal, 40
Swinc-G a Gio; retail ca &c. Fat Hogs of
which there of the above reported 1900, at "a
SIC,