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LOAN NEGoTIArED-Mr. Bacon, Of st. Louis,
of the financial house of Page, Bacon & Co., has
succeeded in negotiating loan in London Of
81 100000 of bonds in aid of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad. This loan, in conjunction
with that of $2,OO0,000 recently negotiated by
Professor Mitchell with Mr.. Peabody. of London I.
insures the completion of this great prsject.
which is to make a railroad from CineinnAd to
St Iouis
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NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE. - The great
combined railway, carriage and foot Saspens'on
Bridge, now constructing at Niagara fsiis, ID
being pushed forward with energy, ana ~ OK.
nected to he ready for the trains by the first
Of Nav of next wear 1t will be one of the most
remarksbla architectural works in the world
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pp1zrs FOR Essays ON BAD EFFEcrs Or To-
p,eco- -Messrs. Fowlers s. Wells, of the Water
Cnrs Journal, at New York, are authorized,
thew saw. to offer prizes of $50, $50 and $40 for
the first, second and third best essays on the
deleterious effects of tobacco on the human con-
stitution, the essays to be furnished previous to
the first of November.
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The Methodsts of Cincinnati, Ohio, recently
commemorated the fftieth anniversary Of their
sOs 5st ao eon.rSa. to
three objects, namely, 1st, about $1,000 to put
the German churches out of debt. I'd. about
$4,000 or $4,000 for the Female College and
Sd, the remainder, or about $32 600 FOR Sunday
| Schools and Church extension among the most
| neefv f+rtel te
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Mrs Sayles, wife of Francis W. Sayles, Of
Boston, who was killed in the Norwalk slaugh-
ter, it is said, is now insane. She was with her
husband when the accident occurred, and the
shock she experienced has bereft her Of reason.
She is the daughter of the Hon. B. F. Hallett
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The BR1rrsH CoMMrssIoN.-It is reported that
the British ship of war Leander, with Lord Ei-
lesmere, Sir Charles Lyell' Mr.. y. wentworth
Dilke. and the other members of the Commission
to the CRYSTAL Palace, was to have sailed on the
7th inst. Lord Ellesmere is to be accompanied
by Lady Ellesmere. two daughters and two sons
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In the NewYork City Criminal Court on Sat
urday Dist, two policemen, kennedy and Smith,
convicted in April last of burglary in the third
degree, were sentenced each of them to be I'M
prisoned in the State Prison at Sing Sing for the
period of two years and two months.
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CHAMBERLAIN RIVER.

viii leave wEnyEsDAY. jane l. At o'clock p.a.
E1OR NASHVILLE, CLARkS- 6- -
VILE, SMITHLASD AND PADUCAH.-The LEikl4fttszz,%
regular packet Z. HOW ARD, Capt.
H. Y Northern, will leave above. having
hne accommodations, apply on board, or 70
fay39 SMITH FfMisTER. 80 Poydras street.
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Is NANKIN CAPTURED "A file of the Friend of
China to March II contains variety of infor-
nation relative to the progress of the rebellion.
The report Of the capture of Nanlin, which
was alleged to have taken place on the 10Th Of
February, was discredted. on the ground tina,
the Shanghai mail of the 26th brought no new.
OF it. 1t was thought not improbable, however
that the next mail might bring an account o
its being invested by one of the four division
of the insurgent army. No official intelligence
OF the event had reached the Chinese authori
ties in canton on the 9th
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.IL.AB4MH RIVER.

Will leave WEDNESDAY, June !, at seloct r. ".
NOR WETUMfkA, MONTGOMERY, ~ -
il SELMA ard all intermediate land nga Ala 4tAtt
bans iyer-RS gulAr through Line, the River ihs
afterwards the New CHnAi The l
bull and anirg RUBY, Capt Johnson
Iassage
O to OSLESBY MACAULAY, 65
lF- Tue Ruby the landing RECEIVING Tie
POydrIItIeet. nyl
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VOLUME vi.
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.MIRSEILLES.

E0R MARSEILLES. - The very fast IN
L. sailing brig AVON, Webb, master, has nearly all her e
engaged will haye imme ats dispatch For balance Of
freight, passage, apply on board, or to - -
my8l q. G. BDjERT h co, 10 Camp street
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Will leave THURSDAY, juno !, at oelocA r. NJ
EN0R PRINCETON, LAKE PRovI- es.g =
T. DESCE, MILLIKESs BEND. vICKsRURG ,s!leaEetf7f
GRAND GULF RODNEY, NATCfTrZ, FORl AD sszzszs.rsz&
ANS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, uOShLDSCNVILLE,
III ntemgltte lilngs-The the p4isyngyr FRANK
LYON Capt J. II Esles, (i place o ShxOuD will
above, ani Thqday thereafter Throughout tie For
myq7 sTRoTHER d EROS 45 Povdras aire4t
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ANTWERP.

EOR ANTWERP. The fine A l fast IN
L sailing American ship HowADJI, Capt George Bseh, ~
ia now loading will have quick dispatch For freight
$50 hhds Tobacco and $50 bales Cotton apply TO- =, -,
J p. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street.
~ passage, spply 70 shs Captain 0a board msss
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.fRR.1NS.1S RIVER.

Will leave wEDs EsDAY Jrns /, At o'eockr, NJ
EyOR VAN BUREN, Fort SMITH, w-s ~
L. LITTLE ROCK ard ail armeditte gndings- 80
FRANKLIN PIERCE, Capt. A. W. ek,, viii leave
p;v SMITH FlMlSTER. 80 Poydras street,
myT MOSES GREENWOOD A CO
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KEY WEST.

wllllsa SATURDAY, June II, at o'clockAx
EOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, <zfTFt.
D. APALlcmCoLA, ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS saSsAsRk4As
TAMPA BAY.-u, T. Mail Lns.-The u. s. Mai -Hin.1p
JAMES t. DAY W II Talbot rommnnor will leave the Steamship
Landing. foot m Julia First District, For freight
passage, apply GREEN HARDING CO. Sc Poydras
IF- Az mniablc natter must thoagh the Posoffe-.
sb The destination o freight all be marked the
r',s5s,-rr,s. ,iu,, .,-.-.. -,
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VICKSBURG.

Wnl leave TUESDAY May 81. at 5 o'clock ?. st.
TfOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, H.J =
NEW cARTHAGEfGRAiNp, =, GTkp pn Harp ssskEt$a.
NATCfiEz FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA and all Intermediate
lndugs1h magnificent and fast packet
steamer II NJ. WRIGHT, in place Of the PRINCESS Phillips
ht L=yee receiving freight, and will leave above
having plendb apply board
D. X. CARROLL. IS C-rOlaeet street, Union Row.
t5 The H. W will take TegAior all points the Yazoo with
privilege Of rethippns. MD3i
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LEGHORN.

LOR LEGHoRLJ The A fast sailing ssts
American ship JOHN BRYANT Capt Dyer, has room sa
bales Co the bu thereof small siowage
days. Th shp has superior cabin accommodations
For apply the Captain on bosEd at
Post 80, First District, and for freight apply
ap29 j. H. ASHbflp1t CO. So St. Charles street,
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ECOR LOUISVILLE and all inter - n
meisia iandings-Ths fine regular passenger lAH$1&S
ECLIPSE, Sturgeoni master, will e1An2
Orleans for Louisville Tor the balnuce Of the season
follows; =
On SATURDAY May %, At eeaek, r,s
On MONDAY, Zane l1, at O'Clock, P.
Gu TUESDAY, June rs, at O'Clock, T.
Gu WEDNESDAY, July Is, ct 8 o,leek, I'm
MARTIN, OWEN DO, ia Magazine street,
STRoTHER 4 BROS, as Poydras street.
IN h Cabin le aud State Rooms secured BY
applying SIaTu Owen Co. uh2s
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EOR GENOA The very fast sailing bril-
zFFIRo Cant Forte having neur all her cargo engaged
have mmedas Dispatch sigh Of bales cotton, apply to
AplI g. g. BoGEkr q Co, ToSamP suss@
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ST. PETERSBURG.

EOR ST. PETERSBURGH. = Passage nSS
L ohy-The fast sailing American ship SEA EAG &KtG
Capt Williams having all her engaged, VIII be quieky
passage only having superior aeeommoiation apply
10 the Captain board. JP WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp st ApSo
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RED RIVER.

viii leave TUESDAY, May 81, at o'clock rn
NOR RCAROLINEa and HURRICANE ~ n,
IL BLUFF, SHREVEPORT, GRAND EcoRE l@aasasSf& l@aaslssf&
ALEXANDRIA and all inte Immediate lsndings-Rsgu
Packet CAsPIAN-The new, last running hsh
draught steamer CASPIAN John Dunn master now any
freight For freight passage, having hh
accommodations, apply on board, ,orto
my2s MCDOWELL. JR. BELL " foydrss s1ees
Will leave WEDNESDAY, June l. at o'clock positively
NOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHI- - 4
H. TocHEs, ALEXANDRIA and all inisImssists ls3f58
DONIA, Wm Kay, lin place Of steamer DALMAu wi
For freight apply on board o. 70
my2T E.H PoMkof Sco'i " oravss suss"
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row FEED-COW FEED-50 bbls. Buck
sPla ''e'' III HART CO., !, Teh0uPi.0ulas street,
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G.4LPESTON.

win leave SUNDAY, June s, h s o'clock a. NJ.
EOR G GALVESTON, INDIANOLA, PoRT .zzsfSs.
Il LANhcA and hATAGoRDA Regular Newof s-sazla.s=sza
Z S. Na in. u SesnahpThe
stem,hp MEXICO j. y awle't mas viii leave above handing
the at IndiaAo l.yas lgheagr
~th1a charge pAAsr, having
ysry sspetiot Rate. accommodations, apply to
HAkkls MORGAN, ~ Tsh1upio street.
iF This tine having established Pilot PRsa CsyRilo Bar,
hereafter aud under the supervision ofta Capsns t
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FOR TAMPA BAY-The regular packet -
schooner L. ,. ROGERS, Capt ArrhibAld MSei,
daily sapugt and viii have immediate dispNCh
Fortnight ag having foe siats l5e1mmedAions apply TO
j. 2. WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Camp street.
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r. Il. Il.
TIVE COMPLAINTS,

Raging 10 system, cured by r. Il. t. Remedies in
twrnis 100 days. kHEiNAri~M, LIVER COMPLAINT.
WEIR.
Mr. G. gentleman just ned from western tout Tho
was ced with each OF The complaints 90 tho same
time iia cUuimen ed the OF o.. q Remedies on fb,
3ith of June For Reformation he used Radway'. Keady
helei-he used o. externally. Foo Neuralgia, used The
hfady Relief internally aud externally. u Instantly
Lived ihe mos violent irriaons aud s1asms imported
strength nnf vitality to bis nerves. Tie has NOT been toub-
Ted since tho tenth day with ans Neufaieu pains
tHlAlS AND FbNER.-RadWaYis ReHdy Heliaf-in.
trfn1ly aui c1teuailg-it impaired hea', health ui
seng 20 the cold uud chll blood aud ueutr4nsed tho
poisonous miHsua ct Aeue
LtNtb toMPLAlNI.-Baiways Reguaiot.-r 70 fesu-
W." he organs of e system, end 10 give ard euefgy to
ht ltct TO insure pleasant and healthy digestion aud
regular action Of hs bowels prevem cuseness iudi-
loson, &c. Hc vas entirely cured Of this complaint by
tle hfsi oi Juis
FEVER SORE tle TOOK the Rrnovatinr Eosalveai-
Dc bod nucitcu WY large ones. Tho kesovent cleansod
ana purified Die Blood made puro and rich Hud resolved
away nm ihe hiy so diseased sod poonuus den.ts and
utlng humufs Nu ihn 18TH of Jut Boo called the a..
H. d. otte nad ro resented himseH cured tbs Rht uda-
usm. Chile aud tesef Neuralgia aud Fever sufes sa4
a Deen cuiod -ui removed by i d. a.. Remedies twenty
twu diN4.
kk Office ld2 Fulton 80 opposite 81 Paurs, OPP stairs.
sRAu.t Al CO. 63 Fulton streei Opposite &c. Paul's
q H. Remedies for sale by druggists gon,ru lp.
iggbhO. ~ uLN DEEII tlifemont, n. u. General
Agent Goo Sow hampshire .nd Vermont. r. l.. COLLINS
a. SCOT a. FIELD, Montpelier. Ul.1w
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Cot Benton on the Federal appointments for
Missouri. COL Benton. in late letter to the
citizens ofSpringfeld, Mo-. speaks in the strong
est terms of condemnation of some Of President
Piercels appointments for that state. "The Pre-
sldent.' he says " was deceived by false repre-
sensations, to give offices to scamps whose legs
were never seen crossed under rentleman's
able-who were the scum and dregs Of all par
ues--who were iugitves from routed fields or
deserters from pledges given to the people, when
they obtained these appointments"
Liquor Licenses Washington, June THE
complete official returns Of the election. show
99l votes for License, and 1863 agains:. Every
Ward was agains; granting licenses, except the
lth, which gave but two majority in favor There
Is great rejoicing amongst the friends of temper
ance
The English Government has put the Maine
Liquor Law in force among the miners in Aus
train. Grog shops are all burnt down as soon
as they are discovered.
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Dratbs.

Ga the leth Of Msfcn, ut pcer,iia Cab OTIS g. FREQ
man, aged bout 90 Edmund ffeomtn ct Hat
land he was enr1sed 90 oreavaung when a large rock
Instantly.
ON The 2sih OF Mnv Uat.ni. Ru.se Ftcenau sod a
- years. son ei Edmund Freeman, HaltanI. &c was
found dead n The field, towhc bee ad gone sbut 8n hon.
heari, which bad been upon hin rirscaa ,eafs
IN tul alton. NJ ly Doth trs. J.. I.lvcily aged 49,
10 B1Wei, Apfl lsi Ellen Ne Coiiuni, widow Of John
NeCollum aged 20 yean. The decented was one OF tho
hrsi settlers oi BarNrf.
To- Barnet MAy Hh Mrs.. sarnh Roy, reuei OF Alexander
Roy, aged - years.
A. La1edou, H. Samuel Rice, aged l0i ycars soldier
o. The Revolution in as sergeant Of uo guard That
placed ov7i mayor Andre the day before be executed
on board ftelmer Pinsna, the passage Panama
San frantiFco, horalIo N eeks. Of Vt
A. Gimauiou, n. o.. Ssh Instant Rufus Pairsb, ESQ
aged rs.
Ia Windsor, May %, Mrs sarah Forbes widow OF the
late Hon. Auucf Forbes, aged 6f years.
90 Sharnn Iune4 Mr EHls Alrsh sced IS yeaf.. Nj w.
was tle bret male child hora in ttat town.
10 HOLLAND, May 3 MT,. 1ehtahis Little rsyouiiaua
ny pen-iuuef, aged g.
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New Hampshire Medical Insti-
tuition.
nALr-l, AINE-,ELk EAIIEEE

THE FlFTY-sEVENTH COURSE OF LECTURES
will commence on Thursday, August Alb, lej3. and
coniinue inuteen weeks Introductory Lecture ht4 NJ
BIS Plot PHELPS.
Jurisprudence.
DIX CROsBY, NJ. D. Professor Of Surgery, Obstetrics
and dc cnsrs Of women md children.
ALBERT SMITH, Nj. - Professor Of Therapeutics and
Mstona Medica.
EDWARD T. PHELPS, ". D.. Professor of Practice Of
Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
EDWARD u. PEAsLEE, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
JOHN LAwNING, A. b., Demonstration Of Ana,o
fees PAYABLE IN advance 80 a,fs rscersi asui re-
spoHsbis ead0rsfrs.
Fee. for the Couse $50 Nltrcuation s.. Graduating
expenses SIS
No one will be examined for the degree Of w. D. who
tends to engage any Other than the regular Practice OF
medicine r. r. pEAsLEE. Seeretarv
Hanover, H., June ] 1853 a3s
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GOEl SALE.

'THE subscriber ofors FOR sale the dwelling house ard
lot w Montpelier village owned and occupied by Alfred
Wainwright the time OF bis decrease. Tbs house was
butt by said Wuuwnghi ~ l-47, 10 the most uhstan;iai
manner tor BIS uso pleasantly situated and r4
rate house Tie nuthudngs sonseuient snd IN good
ispair There BE- nqueduct Of good soft at the
house and barn, AND never failing well Of wttet. rs
ise opportunity Tor any wishing to purchase good aud
seuteol residence.
Also,
House md lot ffankhn street, near Wilders Fac
tory, with good GARDEN suitable for tesdeuce tonng
Also.
dNeling house and Dot, with two story shop on the
sumo loi. FIRST chance Tor mechtnc. Terms easy
Also.
pow 60 The Methodist Chapel IN Moniuelie 40 rloughs
md tot OF square 1inber Terms Of pa ymen, avor
able.
~ y. Payment Of tho claims due The estate Of Alfred
Wainwright reQnifedht ihe 10Th DAY ofJulg II not
paid BY that timo ihes will be- handod attorney.
Coll at the Office of Hoiiou . Reed
E.A. WEBB, Executor
SorhfeF NJ, 0efb t4.q "a
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commencement of the Middlebury
College.
MDDLEBURY COLLEGE,
June Is, 1858.

MIDDLEBtRf OLLEGE,
June Is, 1853.
p. WELcH, Esq
Dear Sir IL send YOU list Of the Speakers
sf our next Commencement Anniversary, and you
will greatly oblige by inserting the same IN the
POST
Orator ofMe phiiomaihesiaH Society
HON. JOHN p. HALE. of New York Dty.
Orator Of the Phiadclphian Socjeih
REV. Il. A. PARK, d. d., Andover Theo.
Sem.
HON. DANIEL ROBERTS. of Manchester.
Poet
E. SANFORD SAYRE. Of Montgomery. Ala.
Society Anniversaries, Tuesday. Aug q.
Commencement, Wednesday, August 10.
Truly yours, c. W.T..
Brandon Post
Nee Poslmosiers p c. Tucker. Vergenncs,
J. Pratt Rutland, y. Peasee, Newbury, Il. D.
Scacel, Waterbury.
Uorking.-A few DAYS since a man living in
the Western part OF this town was fined $40
and costs, for selling liquor Also another mm.
a Canadian, was fined $40 and costs for like
offence June I'd, a man was put IN the lock mp
for being drunk. lie has been persevenng
drinker, but two nights rest in the jail made hun
willing to disclose, aud disclose he did. An
Inshmun from a neighboring town came here on
the Attn inst. aud procured liquor from a misera-
bic squad of people who had o small stock of
.Iolts Whiskey' on hand and got gloriously
drunk He willingly disclosed the place OF sale,
and said that he had learned good lesson -
Upon information thus obtained, two dwellings
we're searched and some five or six gallons OF
liquor seized. No good reason was given before
Esquire Bridges why said liquor should not be
spilled, aud the sellers fined, the Que $40 and he
other So and costs
No one has yet appeared to claim the three
barrels of "Sugar cured hams and they will
soon 90 where bad spirits 60. adown the ditch
S. .lbqas Messenger
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1florriaQcs.

10 rlanheld Sunday 5ih) o, The Row Me-. sas. Nl
Geuis- 49, DAVE aud Miss Alavua b. Bruce both Of Mont
peiitr.
in ksogao Nav lsh. by Rev. J. NJ. Beatio Mr.. David
McAudfr.nn, merchant. Of Noo Anik CIV to Miss Ma 60
ret g. Dickson. daughter Of Mr Robert Dickson, R,o.
cato.
IN reacham. My 9i.t. BY Re, j. cu-icf. Rev Harvey
Hrchcock Of the vermont Annual Con.fonce and Miss
Laura Woich. of Gfoion.
10 Cabot, iay % hy ihg Rov Mr. cuonrr. w. Elish W.
Chamberlain, ct 81 Iohnshufy and M. Caroline NJ New.
ins of Cabot.
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ASlES-Demand good for both Pots and
Pearls, with small receipts.
BUTTER-The demand has been very good
until within the past three days, and now prices
are rather in favor of the purchaser, and more
arriving. We quote choice at lSc common and
ordinary l24 l6c, with rather downward ten
dency.
CHEESE Has been in very good demand,
and new sells readily at u a &c per ID.
FLOUR-The receipts have been small for
the season and the quantity on the way from the
West is also very light. The trade purchase
only as wanted for immediate use.
GRAlN-Corn is rather quiet The arrivals
are light Oats are scarce and Northern are
selling at AZ 49c per bu.
PROVlSlONS--There Is a steady demand
for Pork. Lard is firm at quotations.
STARCH-Potatoe is very dull at A.
WOOL-There are but few transactions and
prices unsettled. Manufacturers are now pur-
chasing in the West at some lower rates than
now ruling prices here.
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Brighton MARKET, June y.


hFF"ftt" wv inv hNsi"h navy huNeUtff
AMaiat geo BeefCHic 90 pairs working oxen 60 cows
and nslvos, 1926 shcon and l901 Saiuo
Pnicrs. neafCHtfle A small advHnce ,vas feaired and
We ndsnnce our quotations. vt Extra g. 25 as; first
quality $3.50 $500 second t.1i 2 fhud 81 $50
Working ONen-Sa los s15, -, % no, 1875 and l0
Cows and tHlvts-sales el5 90 81, 90 IS aud IS.
Sheep-Ssles $3.50. $50. t.75. z aud sH0
swine OHIO shlats 10 nodfls . 9 for sows. n
FOR barovs srns pigs 70 l3c., ioi RETAIL shosts,7 l2
toN pigs lic.
Rumtfks-Aboni hll Supply of Beef rlto We noticed
ths fHuf tine uuftm Cattle rais ri Hnd trned By Anho
~ Morse, Esq of Eatou. s. Y sold in 81 rer
Mr. : : Leutnafd. so. o. aad 52 Qunc, Han Mafset
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Bntter Makers Read !

u. HotwEf. Esqi Nou aware thrf Interested in
the Better Market and your county old Wind
sur couuty few since, and happy witness tho
operation Of FLYERS Better Working ChugH churning.
working, sailing. rolling, &c. them tried with the
THERMOMETERS Churn. and surprised al tho result. The
fyer thufn made ten per cent butter, and less
General Agent 1i Vermont Now .if. satisfied Butte
made nnd worked v this Chnru will keep better and .e for
higher price than Thai made 900 old wA", and M the
whole haee never Chufn simple en- ts roustur-
ton and Elective in operation. and butter maker will
boy one When they undefstaud their GUILTY
NV. RlPToN
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CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

.ti ..r
~" 1'. 'i' ''''o"'"s e"'''e' 0' 'ul-
's' uA'o'' -
"o N'htAL' M4y 'i' lo''.
Ni''. !"g 7one o'!s a.'e 10 regard To- O.
w, wv. ,'"" "i " es'"ea. II
'' you 10 u.s. Mofe
F..'' '".'' ''''''' SHOWS 'l"' was iAe most ap-
'i't ''',H '-i1'.'" "N''" "ts ever tlsi.ea the
O''''a's ep'' 10 rs 1l ou olu lrTlstaoie 9a-
p.,,-.,.'. III, H., ST. ...1 ~.
t.l,.'', a,3 -. til',,, '''' '''
,f.. a,..,,s ,,,r. H., t'.,....i ,...1 ....
,',o,.'ty rr,nl-o.i. IS r'...,a, ''."
.aa,nd children n, a.s b.e,-. ~, ,i.,,,,r
nr element. with nothing of their pronerfv Saw
cI bat their cothes: and tnas. on thelr b,cks.-
Fortunately. there were but "a few lives losf-on-
~ cn. aged mlu having. as far as learned. DER
she'd Many cattle. however. hop, sc &c.
we're burned. Multitude. bad 90 take refuge n
he Nuskrlt River To- protect their bolie- and
one point % small steamboat took on board
,lubar oI au.les io slye them from parshug:
el' iae boot barely escaped s1 intense was the
aea' of thc burning forests 5n eHher side Of The
aver
iHe country burned over extends 10 uucs bv
id and more tu1n I've hundred families Orc Iett
entirely destitute Eyou tue seed saved Tor
nanuug gone MeeuH-- ace being held at
various places 90 releye the sIdares THE
Town N'une. oi lns cii5 n"e So apart $50
D. private SUBSCRIPTIONS nave already reached
-''''
Al Quebec, on the 3lth u't, a io-nado came
OPP 80 tue afternoon, after it bad been very bot
dinng The day and caused much trouble 60 ycs-
sells on the RIVER A Norwegian bark was struck.
and rolled over on her side and wen, out Of
GIT About Tie same ume, the ST Pierre
steam ferry beat, sometimes employed IN towing,
o1rst hos bol.cr eud oat Of ten porsoas who
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16
Noah 8. PerSnn'S Eslate.

STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court holden Mt
Wellington district, MONTPELIER within for
-eid district, on ihe 9th dsv Of Mas nls53
I D. BOsWnBFH, adminustratot on fhe estafe Of Noah
;. PERSONS late ri herlin 30 sai Disuici Deceased
presents bis administration account zoe settlement
Nhereupun, ofderf that the be referred "a the
2lst dav fJune az te Probate Ocr 10 said Monfpe-
hef for minaiien and aovance that a concerned
be- notified hereof hy The puhcat tho Yer.
mont Naicl imam and StHfe Jouna printed Montpelier,
thee urets successive be- that they may
appear and said time and places fheg cause. object
thereto By order OF Court,
Attest, CHARLES REED, Register.
true cory of record,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16
HOES /.

SCOTT l. FIELD have superior article Of e.. s. HOES
- which they viii sell BY the don. sngie, alta VERY
Low PRICE. Also, sHOVELS, 4. . lad Plated, Spades
and Manure Forks, a. low mara.
MAJ 40. l-s3