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Irfgercsr: An exchange paper has some remarks on the
subject OF making dogs e 81 when fastened 20 nan %
beast AID quotes from The Mr. f0rs I9es note IA
WI 81 the winter There = vegy sample remedy IN
such cases a. know from per0nai experience hindial
OF Caveae pepper OF dry Scotch suuH VIII 90 the Dust
res immediately 10 n into the face and eyes OF tue
ir usted aumelno dog however tenacious bis bold VIII
keep 10 Tor moment after such application Inis may
be al very well ia IFS but there IS one considerable
draw bae which detracts much from the availability OF the
receipt There but few people who curry Scotch san
and less number still Cayenne pepper, hence the deg
would generally have long pull before could be detached
by these agents With the readers permission, Will
make few remarks the " let 60 business, based on
painful experience" Ouce upon time general hunt
for deer cane Oh in which the writer pltcipa ed, and
though the greenest hand IN the company the st deer
down was tie trophy & pTowess IL dead SHOT
the auirai being by the ball asrend-i from deep
glen end great the bound that the animal made
biz last LICK &C the bottom OF IT, ghly eAted with his
psrLg for susnE operation. But sooner our hand
lbd upon the len that strange dog Just IN - the death
grappied wfh the offend arm, and BY Effort could be
he persuaded q .s 90 Tie TX was decidedly an uncon
ioIaie ard not % h prolonged with msch SAFETY -
sppng The denzsccd nd round % the sheath pendent
frCll belt bright keen blade came forth and without
the least reinctsrcc played pdy across the dogs tu st
back the ea The eject Wa Instant and decisive. Toe
dog e co. n 0rce and nc relaxation OF the grip most
grateful The owner OF the srm This method OF making
dos lr' ~ j. unsi!ng and there few who DO
rof carry about them the Implement which viii compel
obedsnce whereas 'he number . small who have sthlad,
the Scotch suul or Cayenne pepper.
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81 The iato-s a. tAe CC-lmssicre-, WI n Is
subject % yer favorable rad
CO.. r. comedies thus. A. tAc imlneiS;e rspre7eala-
I've q the people in eli paris o. the 5tase, yoa are pc
,ured 20 GrderstsEd ter wants and In'efess Wa
.o-,+ter VIA he pubIc w-flrr you val no d1lo,
view corsut by yogr le-srcn; sad IN 20 dong yol
ray ie agu-ed 4 having re bet wishes all iu con-
crrrerce q he Executive D-s1ar-Iael-
On lie lota inst The senate Organized y the choice
Cd. c. Reed Pre.ilen, pro tern; Chief Clerk Joan
K Williams SeEeezni a. Arms, Thomas Hood ia ne
Hcufe T. l. Palmer q Milwaukee vas elected Speaker {;
ChiefCicr Thcuss NcIIugh Sergeeniai-ATlas K
E WIscu
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HAVANA.

The l.. s. Mail steamship Cherokee. Rodney
Baxter, Commander. arrived from New-orle~hs, via
Havana on Friday morning Ia day. and 10 hours from
She latter port.
Left In the port OF Havana steamship III Dorado. os
Navy bay, to leave about the l9th last.
Loaf overheard ON the morning OF the l1ta inst,
Peter Ferguson. coal passer on board the Cherokee
blowing gale Al the time. and have bad succession Of
gales the balance Of passage
We are indebted to the Purser Of the Chero-
kee for hles Of the pssrie % "a hsrias.
The Diario OF the ii,h comments upsa the Monroe
proposition made BY Cen. Cas- in the u. ). senSte,
sOuehiug the Mosroe doctrine. a. presenting novel
episode. The re.ssions between Ceatrl Anersca
Great Britain and the United Saies are represented to
be very intricate and Of character which may sitnis
M no other srbiigstncnt than the sword. Tue Csyton
and Ralwcr treaty Is also discussed by the editor.
The psaris Of the 18Th inst states that private letters
from the lsthu,us received by the sseSmr III Dorado.
announce that the Government Of Peru hsi refused to
rsiy the agreement to which is representative Sencr
Tsbsrs had consented In Bogo,s They also assert that
General Hchenique had sent the dplomstic agent OF
Ecuador, al Lima his passport rs he bad determined
NO, 10 yield to the claims which the Agent Asd made
apcn his Government in too pressing manner IL
would appear from this that the difficulties between the
South American Republics are far from beng settled
Rtrc-Imbeciiity 81 the Autheritics-C eodens
nation Of Prizes.
ssrs.ressesc,ef TIE n Y. rrAss~
HAVANA, Saturday, Jan. Is lisa
GssrLxxES: have only ies minutes 70
sale you, and to give you the few items Of news in
nv possession Since my last, on the 18th the enly
occurrence that has taken place here is are and such
ere thai would barely be seen in New'fark, much
lees heard of at half miles distance from the scene OF
h bat which here has given rise to mach conversation
q 70 bow originated and how was put out and the
pagers besmcsred the authorities, hsa and low, vita
<sb fslsome praise the second day aser'he tre-ior
Z Heaven only knows-sor al the other idlsrs who
Sed the eonssgrsiop deserved as mech. a
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List of Patents.
Issas1 tros4 ne Usied .Sss Pgesf 0fes for ne res
e-dssg JdsHars L, 1853

lC,rrf4Hy Pfrrar-4 So T-e Tfas--l
Robert W Andrews OF staSurd Conn foT lnr-,vcH.cat
n orSrsting the TvGles Of LooS Dated Jan. ne, 49,
CkAs l. BAnder, Of Cleveland. o. for lmprOycnc1i u
BodS;ee4 FstenIp-s- DAtod JAu. r. 1883
Dexter II Ckauibeflas. OF Boscon Mos, tA-s.aOr 70
Cyrus G. Howard, Of sane pl1cel for Improvements IN
Machinery Rstacing Meal Bars Dated Jan. lg 1853
Jos Contaes Of Miloy Pc, fos Improvement IN SADDLE
Tree Dates Al a. lSS5.
GeorFe and David Ccok Of New Hayen. C0an. for I'M
pro,sTe1t driving CIculAz S~ws kc- Dated JAn- ls,
lass.
Edward Everett, Of Ls~Tsnce Ms sad S,nRel 7
Thomas OF Loves. Mss tor improvement N HArnr.,
BOsscs Tor JaeS uATd Loouls Ds.ed Jsn- IL. 1883.
iaIles : HoSssnd OF Lafayette, lid foT Iapryycue;
IA Woo CondsrseIs- Dated Jan. Is, las.
JBo. Gnsths q PhiSdelPtla Pa, fer IEPrsssmess "a
Screw CetJng Dss. Dated Jan. lg, lt5o.
Juo l. Kingsley Of NeWl OK y. \, Tor fnr-Oyer--ct
N COnponnds for Stefeosypc Plate. Dated Jan Is 1873
Jeson.iah p SIXTH, OF HuEre.stoWL Pa fDf lspr0ys
r1ent IN Cora ShslleTs. Dated Jsa- Is. 1885.
jos w Webb OF AUrors- y. Y. (ASEznn- - Ben amin
Gcud Of Place fos improvement; valves u k0t-
~ SteSzs Engises psted Jan. r. isG.
Saz-uel and Wu NitAer0v, Of GettysbErgh, Pa, IA
r1Dors ~ SaI-ue Mnh-FUw Of plaeo t5r lurg
ut in SEED PlziGerS Dated Jan. is ISIS.
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1851. 1852.


Besdesthese, two IL each year convicted 10 asal
with intent TO hill
The hshss v.te cast in TN. State the eeeos
was as which would Indicate population OF about eve
hardred thousand Suppose H u have averaged tJ he two
years 80 eos have ninc CONVICTIONS m the two years
Tor murder and Sbter which Just each year
10 ever enc hundred thousand Of pspusaono each year
or murder the tss degree tthe only cnme that pre-
visusly punishable with death which Tor every two
hundred and twenty-five Thousand Of populs0n Ths
tainly does exhibit that alarming IHesesse q crime
which advocates Of the death penalty predicted would
tnsue-noI that dangerous Insecurity 70 which our lives
would Ill be exposed the penalty wAs abolished thias
this expose Will compare syoTsiy with with that Of any
State uAIy situated other respects which retains the
death penalty ts code OF lsws You desire ny JPuioH
OF s public Ia ls STATE regard 20 the pres
law His subject never hear mssuoned IN private coz
Ncrs2ro-auS not A. al discussed IN The newspapers q
Ssr that hsre conclude therefore thai there
general 1cquiesoence the Law Il IL Ssce the
sson l4s petitions been presented 20 Le
Eislslurv -eslnK repeal sstisaed the Opposition
generally of citizens is ~ The law fair aL II
hs Dow Teen iofoe nearly years aud the r1t thus
faT have been Satisfactory Unless there should BE- Arg,
rer-ase Of this OF crime IL would cot b. pobe
get the present ss repealed. Very respectfully yOsrs
{ II. TAYI0E.
L Tnas n Esrarl q !
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Crime i'm Michigan.
The Proridesee Or. L. Post of the 18th pub

lshes the following:
OFFICE o. TIE SEcRETAKy o. SraTE,
LAnslng, Michigan, Dec. II, 1872
DEAR SE; iOur favor of the 9TH alt. reached me tt
Grand RAgss AZ wss about starting Tor this place Upon
ny afrYAl here found Il 10 proceed at ono 20
Detroit and thence 90 New orb City returned only Gay
before YESTERDAY and hasten ~ reply 70 your inquiries
THIS delay much regretted By me has, however, enabled
me 70 sNe YOU the result Of the past year which ind 10
The report of the States Prison Inspectors laid my table
tins morning From said repent md the number OF con-
vctions in the years lS5l aud 1852 - follows; 1850
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE az THE rHERaosErkR ar
A. j. Delatougs Ltormcriy Lynch y Clayksl 81 Wds.st
1883. IAN. Noon JPN efM
Januay N..........G ~ 4.
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We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the district of Addison
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adj
just all claims and demands of all persons Il
gainst the estate Of
LUCY HAWKINS,
late of Orwell, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited IN
offset thereto and six months from the l4tl
day of October, 1852, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice hat we will attend to the bust
ness of our said appointment, at the Office IN
Roswell Bottum, Jr., Orwell, on the I'd oi
Tuesday of April next, from nine o'clock, A
NJ. until four o'clock, p. NJ, on said day.
ROSWELL B0TTUM, Jr., ! C.nr,
OLIVER II. BASC0M, ~
Dated at Orwell, this 2lst day of February
1853. 45:3w.
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DITTERS.
Satisfactory proof that Dyspepsia can
he cHreI.

Satisfactory proof that Dyspepsia can
be cnred.
Boston, January 16, 1851.
Messrs. Reed, Bates &. Austin,-Gents,-
Regarding all patent medicines with distrust,
and gcnarally more as cause than n remedy
of disease, it was not until l had been reduced
to helphcssness, and confined to my bed. and
after the skill of physicians had failed to ben
eft me, that | corld be prevailed upon the
solicitations of friends, to try your 0xygenatcd
Bittcrs, for Dyspepsia, a disease from which
] have suffered in all its most terrible forms,
for about eleven years.
Some -four weeks since, | ommc need using
these Bittcrs and the trial has proved the yir-
tue and efficacy Of the medicine in my rcsto-
ration to health.
am glad Of an opportunity to use my III
nucnce in recommending this medicine to
those afflicted with this horrible disease, be-
lieving, that in all cases Of Dyspepsia, it will
prove = positive benefit, il not an ,Nt ctual
cure. PHILIP IRISH;
No. 3 Ashburton Place.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. &c Merchants Row, Boston
General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
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CONTRIBUTION OF CHEMISTRY TO THE HEAL
INC ART.-The fact that Ayers Cherry Pee.
tsrdli is : chemical discovery, may explain
why tho distinguished Professors OF that
Science, (Sillinan, Hitchcock, Webster, and
Cleveland, } have given their certificates in
merits than these eminent men, and their
names would be n sufficient guarantee Of its
value, if experience had not already proven
TO the public that it is one of the most eaec-
tual remedies for affections Of the throat and
lungs ever before them Scientific Rerisr.
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I'M PROV E nj E N
IN TAKING
AGUERREOTYPES

would respectfully announce to the
people of Middlebury and vicinity, that
| have \ new mode of preparing the Da-
g%uerreotvpe Plate, which surpasscs all Others
now in use. | can make double the mum
Der of pictures in the same length of time.
that | could by the old way, and with a bril-,
liancy of tone and finish unsurpassed by any
other process. ! shall have it ready for opei-
alton 10y Monday next, March 9TH. Call and
see, and know the wonders of science and art
even in your wi town, at Nos. 6 and I Mich
OILS Building.
W. IL. GILMORE.
March l, 1858. 40;
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French Sugar Beet Seed,
&Orange Carrot do.
. By the pound. N. WOOD.
UNION NURSERIES
REESEVILLE. NJ. v.
By the pount

The subscriber invites the attention of cul-
tivators in the Champlain Valley to his uuri-
vailed collection of
FRUIT TREES,
for sale this spring, Of APPLES, PEARS,
PLrMs, CHERRIES, GRAPES, GoosEBERRIEs
CuRRANTs, RAsPBERRIEs, STRAWBERRIES, &c.
all the leading soriS can be furnished By the
quantity and specimen trees or plants can
be supplied, of nearly 1000 distinct rarieiies-
n large portion of which are nec and rare.
The collection of PEARS, both on the peaT
stock, and on the ounce, is the largest North
Of Albany, and one of the best and most com
plete in the Union.
APPLES on the paradisc, and CHERRIES on
the maAalcJ stock, for DwARFs, eau be sup.
piled of many leading sorts. The collection o.
Hardy Ornamental Trees, Shrubs q. Plants
is also very extensive Including a large sup.
ply OF HoRsE CHESTNUT, European Noun
TAIN ASH, WEEPIso Willow, and other shad,
trees,-Climbing, Ever-blooming, Moss an(
other Roses, in $50 best varieties,-DAHLIAs
an equal number, comprising all the neleeS
and bea,-PHLoxEs, so Of the finest Sorts
and a great variety Of miscellaneous Shrub
and Plants, BHhbOHs Roots, DC, dc.
Also BuekfhorR for I1edges,-Rhubarb, sew
eral fine sortsrGardea and Foper Seeds
Green House Plants are not propagatcd 70
sale, but can be supplied from rcliabl,
sources. il ordered soon.
Those who prefer trusting to my experience
in the selection Of varieties, should describ
their soil, the form in which the trees will b
trained, the use for which the fruit is Intend
ed, and the varieties already possessed,-an
they may depend on receiving the best seleC
tion which can be made.
Orders always executed In rotation, as he
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My Old Kentucky Home, Cod Night !

This is the title of S. G.. Fosters new
plantation song, published by Firth, Pond &
Co, New York.
The author has been most successful in the
composition Of the well known songs, "Nelly
was a Lady" Nelly BY, !" etc, but for real
beautiful melody Of loving words, this new
song surpasses all others. For sale by
II. L.. SHELDON.
Middlebury, March 8, 1882.
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NOTICE TO
CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to the right Of ir'-
emption to any of the lands within the town
ships and fractional townships above Gunner
ated, is required to establish the same to tho
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the
proper land Office, aud make payment therefor
as soon as practicable after seeing this notice,
and before the day appointed for the COM
mt nccment II the public sales Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner Of The General Land 0Gce,
i6.IJN
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NOW READY, PART /. OF
The History of the Painters
Of all Nations.

The parts will appear on the First of every
month at fifty cents each.
Part /. contains Albert Durer, his Life, Por-
trait, and Specimens Of his choicest Works,
six Of which are separate plates.
Pant II. ready Feb list, and will consist OF
velasques, his Life, Portrait, and the choicest
Specimens Of his Works.
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY,
IL Spruce Street. New-York,
and sold by all Booksellers.
Sent postage free for IL months on receipt Of
az.
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FARM

FOR A OR RENT
T>he farm owned by George Chapman, in
Il Ripton embracing between 700 aud 800
acres, on which there are good buildings and
orchard, will be sold or rented-possessicn
given Immediately.
For further particulars, enquire Of Gen
Vim. Nash New Haven. or Of D. 5. Church.
Middlebury, III
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North American Review.

This work is, as heretofore, Published on
the first of January, April, July, and
October, and forwarded by mail or 9TH
orwisc to any part of the United States,
Each number contains at least two hun
drcd and sixty-four pages, well printed,
on clear white paper. Subscriptions may
commence With any volume, that is, with
tho number for January or July. Terms,
$500 per annum, payable in advance.
Having purchased the back stock of the
Review, the publishers can supply most
Of the old numbers on application. A
few sets complete from the commence
mcnt.- Published by Little, Brown &
Co, Boston. soft
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INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PAINS.

IA " ~ tAf
Radray's Ready Relief trM Instantly stop and
Quietly Remorc the Cause.
Il RR.R.-Diarrhea Cholera Morbus.-Rad-
ways Ready Relief win check the most pain
full discharges, and stop the most distressing
pains in n few minutes, IL allays the most
painful irritations. BY bathing the head,
neck, or face, It refrcshes the senses, and i'm
parts renewed life, strength, and vigor to the
weak and weary. The very moment r. Il. X.
Is taken or applied, its magic-likc effects arc
experienced. 1t instantly allays the most
painful paroxysms of Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, Cramps, Spasms, Toothache, Soreness in
the bones or joints, Pain and weakness in the
Side, Lumbago, Gout, and Paralysis. Taken
internally, it ~cleanscs the stomach from acid,
cures Heart Burn, and imparts sweet fragrance
TO the breath. Persons trouble with Sick
Headache, will receive instant relief from the
use of II. r. II.
R. r. II. No. 9.
Rddrdy's Ren0rdiiAg Resoirent
Makes the Blood Pure, Rich, AMI Healthy
-Renovatcs, LEANS and ENRfcHEs THE
BLOOD, and resolves Always from the joints,
muscles, bones, and solids, all DISEASED AND
POISONOUS DEPOSITS. Cures Ulcers, Fever
Sores, Bad Humors, Scrofula, ricketts,, St.
Vitus's Dance, Syphilitic Complaints, Nodes,
White Swcllings, Tumors, Cancers, Bronchial
evenings, MOulluSi Dtl RhNuuii
Complaints. 1t acts quick and powerfully /;
in a few hours after taking the Resolvcnt, the
weak, cmaciatcd, and disease-eaicn patient
feels \ glow ofhcalth and strength thrilling
through the system. Price Of II. Resol-
vent, 81 per bottle.
II. II II. No. 2.
Rliray's Regulators
Do not grippe, pain, weaken, or sickrn the
raticnt. Small doses regulate, large doses
purge. One Regulator will gently ovacuate
the bowels and regulate every organ i'll the
system. They act upon the liver, the stoni-
ach, kidneys, and bladder. They cure %costivc-
ness, liver complaint, dyspepsia. kidneys com
plants, biliousness fevcrs of all kinds. Nc
disease or pain can afflict the system while
under the influence Of X. II. r. Remedies.
Price Of r X. X. Relicf,25 cts. so cts. and 81
" Resolvent, 81.
4" Regulators, % cts. per box
II. II. r. Office, 162 Fulton Street, n. Y.
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I IKENESSES taken at this establishment
- at all hours of the day, and in any kind
Of weather.
Daguerreotypes Of children taken in from
four to eight seconds. The subscriber keeps
constantly on hand a neat ass ortment of the
best cases that can be found in the Dagucr-
rean market, and he viii put into them pic
lures which, for faithfulness Of outline, depth
and brilliancy of tone, and durability, he re-
spcctfully asks, not all creation of opera
tors" but the operators Of this section OF
the creation, to equal.
c. +. TAPLEY.
March |, 1863.
p. S. Prices from 81 90 to So 90. Liber-
al deductions made TO families. As:
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We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioner TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the c tate of
MARK II. WEEKS,
late of Salisbury in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto, and six months from the 18th
day of January, 1855, being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend to the bus
mess of our said appointment at the dwelling
house of f. II. Weeks. on the 4th Monday OF
May and August next, from 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
until 4 p. NJ. on each Of said days.
CYRUS BUMP. (C.mr
SUMNER BRIGGS, '0"''
Dated at Salisbury, this 25th day of Feb
rnary, A.. D. 1858. 45i3w
STATE OF VERMONT Be Remembered
District of New Haven IS. ( that at a probate
Court holden at Bristol, in said District, on
the 9th day of January, A. d. 1858,
An instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of
LUCY CHAFFEE,
late of Starksboro, in said district. deceased
being presented 10 the Court here by the En-
ecutor therein named, for probate it is or
dercd by said court, that all persons con
cerned therein be notified to app ar at a ses-
sion of said Court, TO be held at the Office Of
the Judge Of said court, in Bristol aforesaid
ON the first Monday of April, 1858, at 10 o,
clock in the forenoon, and show canse, if any
they may have, against the probate of said
will; for which purpose il Is further ordered
that a copy of the record Of this order be pub
lished in the Middlebury Register, a newsp
per printed at Middlebury, in this State, tire,
weeks successfully, previous TO the time o
said court.
"Ii.svEy MuSsILL, Judge:
A true copy oil Record,
45i3w. II. MuNsILL Judge.
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Liberation.

This may certify that ! have given my son
GEORGE TAYLOR, his time until he is TWEEN
ty-one years Of age, and shall neither clai n
any OF his wages, nor pay any debts of hi
contracting after this date.
.To1LII THOMAS w. SMITH.
Middlebury, March 8, 1883. 3w:4G
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Htnrrtc0,

In Co rnwall, March LIST, by the Rev. G. W.
Noycs, Mr.. c. II. WARNER TO Miss ElizA Il.
CookE, all of Cornwall.
In %Ironton, (0hic,) on the 9th ult., by Rev.
James Kelly, Mr.. THOMAS WISTrRs to Miss
LlvINA b. Bush, all of Ironton.
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I'll
Brighton Cattle Market--Maroh q.

Brighton Cattle Market--March 3.
At Market, 800 Beef Cattle, no Stores, II
pairs Working Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves,
1000 Sheep and Lambs, and $50 Swine.
Prices - Beef Cattle, Extra, s $50; first
quality 81; second do ego so; third dos so;
ordinary At SI,75@5.
Working .Oxcn-SS5, 90. 1O0d1l5,
Cows and Calvcs-S20, %, 81, 359iO.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra So, 6, G,509S7 +;
by lot, 81, $50, 3,15g4.
S~winc-GG7ic; retail 1856; Fat Hogs 6tc.
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N 0 T [ c. B .

ALL ACCOUNTS must be settled without
delay, it being necessary to close the concern
of N. Wood & Co, owing to the deceasc OIL
Mr.. Austin johnson, late partner.
eY- Particular attention is requested.
N. WOOD, Surviving Partner.
M%iddlcbury, Feb. %, 1858.