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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-07
FOR BOSTON.

DnLY, (S,rUBBAIs s SuNpANi rNCTFrIu)
-~,.A ON ADD after MONDAY. iLs
ln 18th inst, thJ Fact aHI sH.
Nl.,Z|lsy r,ri1r srl.ruirg Steamer IT
o.-s'.<-zem LAWRENCE. tCapt CYrr,
SrrEuivANr,) and ATLANTIC capt Go.
kNHr,l viii riu as follows.
I.ayins Ntlanur Rail Road wharf every No..
di,. Tus.i,,. W,iaesdsy, Thursday and luiHN
at ! o'cIu,k T.. VI. and Central WHAT, Boston, ou
cabin rl..agr, sIOo
Deck IS
Frig ht taken ~ low rates.
y. B.-Elch Boat b. furnished with large uIm.
her 81 State Room. pf the accommodation of ls'Irs
and Families aud traveller, are reminded chat b,
taking this Line, much saving oi time and expense
will 10 made; and that the Inconvenience of Hrr'-
log n Boston AZ late hours % the night will aIs1 To
avoided.
The Boats arrive IN season f,r the passengers 90
take the earliest trains uut ufthc city.
l.. BILLINGS Agent, Portland.
J. BROOhS Agent, Boston.
March %. 1851. 7u
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Farm for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

asysSss he Subscriber offers Toe sale one
1890 fthe best Farms ~ the town 81
,6fl<y B1ck6eld, situated three miles from
the village on the main road 10 Paris,
49, containing about one hundred acres
Of land, well divided into field, pasture and wood
land, cuts twenty-five tons Of hay annually ne
house barn and sheds are capacoos, new and 80
good repair; It is well supplied With watrr' sooI
orchard Of selected grated fruit, and nursery 81
sppIe.trres of suitable sire Coz setting. The farm
is in high stats Of cultivation, the fences arr ~
good repair. Said farm will be sold low ifarpled
for soon, Terms liberal. MOSES Low
Buekt,ld. March, Ia, 1884.
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GENERlL RErERENcEs.
WASHINGTON

How. John ". Mauf,, Mayor.
BARON Won G,ruIt, pusslu Minister.
Henri Ilu.ch Spencer, Belgian Minister.
Gen Wuhsli Scott.
Gsl,s 4 Sr,tHn.
Curcunu & RiEgs, nlukrrs.
Chuhb lIrihsrs, Bauksu.
Seldom. Wthrr, & Co., Bankers.
JosTh llng, IT,. y.
LONDON.
Joseph u. lu-sr.0ll, American MinIsr.
The russiau Minister.
Lieut.. Col S,,r., Ea.t lnja Company.
J1.srh llumr, VI y.
An. Tuatarquc. Board ot Tulr.
Edviu Chadwick, luari ul Health.
G,urls Peabody, Banker
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DR. SMITHS
Sugar Coated Pills,
roW TuC CORRECTION or
All Irregularities Of the System.
Thee Pile operate most wonderfully upon
TUE WHOLE SYSTEM.

They cleanse the Siouach-Rrguhie the b'w.
,..
Improve the irrsiiln-Rcn0yr C0s'i,eness.
Sfrrul,tr ths yyr.-Curuyt The Iile.
pIunui, health, artion II me Iurgs, ,nl rr.
store ibr Vsttv1t 90 ! cIieCt Health.
They never grippe like other Pills. and
ilNnu give 'hru une tu1l, you will u1hgslptn-N
rrunruurs them
The ncst Family rhysic In the world.
Solrh, G.. W. NTwUIl. under the L. State.
Hotel. puulsrd. GsrsBl Agent fr M1ilr. Al
snIT rs pr...st. 1ui dr,'rl. be- MyIirr1,s even
VI here. n, NNnUtws UATts, ant D., JuH'
pupssru's l,HIr. ~hHs Store. Pare iliN.
S.IlI, ". \ n ST, VI. u, -. pbus.
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rEMNLE COMrLAINTs.

oamc OF
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
or the. ave PEoL,rsu, UrrEi, or f,lling o.
the Womb: FtUnR Alters .or Whites; CUEoN.
&c ISft.Nv,rIuN nnl ltCIUATioS 90 ruI
Wovu. INctuINr,t lIFgoHuAGT, or flpui-
ing. p,rNTut, ~UFFETssEp, and lEEISutAH
MrNsrEU,rIuN, So, with aIl their 'coumpanN'
iu. .,iI.. tC,1osr oNcertsi) no. matter how &C.
y,ts ur NJ hos hong standing.
MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS boz The
civ ~ New NurA anil other places, finding thCm.
.s'yr. ithrui rsms., in invricra,, eases Of The
above complaints, and having du, regard Zoe The
v,'fr. II th,ir pat euts, haze recommended The
u.s ~ the mcIiriu'; and, after witnessing no
s.'utsr, sH,gts, BrD nuW tusnirstiug thrir aIpr'.
laiiun not onIN by r,su,tirg Go 81 i1 Their treat
men, ~ ~ the diseases lur which u b. intrnded
lut iG sau- ,1s'tuc's Accepting thc ugeu'N IT u
o. facilitate be- introduction lutu moe general nee
b, the Taruly.
The ,uHu.urr nj thi. competition upon the r..
male constitution q. Of the m0't FRIENDLY Kind; The
most delicate and lr,l, female need have np ie'rs
ion M u.e co. an, lcosth nf tune, lor It coulaN. no
mercury. nor 90, ,ftirls which can prove IN nuy
way inIusius, l-ing male rulirr, ~ vegetable ~
tracts. and prepared 90 a. o. tat" Ike pleasant
cordial.
The Mopus OrrU,SpI 81 this reu.dy, IN the
cute Il THE ras. IL d,.eases is through the gen.
ctsl c'unuul e the system, with pccuha de-
termination If th isrulr organs
ADDITIONAL PROOF oi THE Clih 'lioon
ltiog wuith, ~ me conhicnrr oi the addicted, 10
SUCCESSFUL, SAFE, AND CHEAP RIM.
EDN, viii he found IN the ramphlci. together with
important observations touching tho nature and
symptoms Il the diseases, 10 which th. attention
Of Ladies and Practitioners Is respectfully invited
THE INGREDIENTS, n certified Wv nigh
medical authority, (see pauI,hlct,l are ALI WIG
ETAll.E, and are MT associated with an! ''ucie
unirendh To the animal economy.
ETTTHINCTs.
Pot DuNUAR, VI H., Baltimore. Nd.
J. {. OKEtCK, " D.,
T. H. fTCEHAN, VI. ~, Utica, \, Y.
n. Y. FonIT, VI. ~, Syuruse. y. \.
VI. N. Nuts, VI. -. Rochester, y. Y.
l.. u. FLrNING, VI. ~, Cantntaigua, \.
". W. RrrsE, ". o., CITY ~ New lo'k.
W fRLscoTT, VI. D., Concord, y. IT,
Pamphlets to be- had Cratic st our Drug Store.
RUST X CO., DRUGGISTS, Agents,
SOUTH PARIS, ME.
- Soil by all the leading Druggists in the
aljoiniug counties.
J. II ANARCHIST & Co.. Propristors.
Central Depot, 3OI Broadway New Yofs.
December 9. 1888. tnN
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A CURE FOR ALL!
UollowaY's Ointment.

C,ns.-, Of fhe raigr,-
You have done the the honor AZ with one
voice, from ono cod of the Union to the other, to
stamp the character Of my Ointment with your ap.
probation. Ii. scarcely two years since mode
!, Known among ,ou, add already, Il has obtained
more cslebfi,y than any other Medicine IN 50 short
period. THUS hoLloNAl,
n. Cgrs,r of AaH asi NaSsas Sntds. Ncv Yori.
ASTONISHING CURE or SORE LEGS A.
TER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Csrv afa L,ii0 ron W. " LoHEiy.of HHHi.
tiHs, YalkH q usiy, Nrih CarSiHs L. s.,
daisi N5r,ziu IT., 1858.
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GR. MARCmI>I'> UTERINE
& \. - II ~ 4. re OK

T. rr.pJtiuI',
ritt.
uu. ~ Sut tn
PARIS, aHI 80
riuii,,8. arrrl.
ration of rlfue #
impuflu. tfftu
iIr,., srIJrstirrti
fnl-runs i.ieuiIf.
eel viitthr health
allhtrpius.suf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-03

their drnunciation of them on Sunday last,
and refusing to tolerate the interference otthc
priests In matters of civil or military char
actcr.
RI our fell in the New York market to-day
from % to 31l ccns
The Crystal Palace Closed.
The Crystal Palace was nominally closed
forever last night. 1t can, however, be visit
cd during the removal of the goods.
Diplomatic.
The Washington Correspondent of the
Tribune tclcgraphs that the British Govern
mcnt has issued orders to it's Naval officers
and diplomatic agents in the West Indies and
Central America which amount to the aban-
donmcnt Of the Mosquito protectoratc so far
ar tircytown is concerned. the officers being
directed that the claims of actual British
subjects for damages in the bombardment OF
Gre VITO wn will be taken note of.
L. s. Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Nov. ltt.
The Treasurer official report shows that
the amount in the L. s. SubTrcasury sub.
lcct to draft on the ODD ult. was S26, 04S,
600.
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Telegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.


Reported Ter The Weekly Free Pre,y.l
Wednesday, Nov. |
At Market 1913 cattle, about 1000 hceves
and 7SS Stores consisting of Working Oxen,
Cows, and Calves, Yearings, two and three
years old
Market Becr-E1tra per cvt SIS.
First quality, ga
Second do S6i -,
Third do 500
Ordinary s4a5.
Hide, per cwt S5la6.
Tallow u st.
Pelts AZ 81 cts.
Calfskins | cents per lb.
Barrelling Cattle, s6i to It per hundred
Veal Calves. &, 1al0.
Stores-W Working Oxen. Sll4 lis, l20,
1875, 1872, IA, $50 to l76.
Cows and Calves, 2425.
Cows, "a, %, 81, so, 81, 80, "a, 80, ~,
81.
ienrling,. ., 10, IL.
Two year, old, IL, Il, 81, %, %, p a 80.
Three year. old, 20, 8, 80, 3, a. &, Al a
30.
Sheep and Lambs. 4255 at market.
Extra, 4, A. ), 6, :.
By lot, 2.
Swine.-All large fat hogs at wholesale, at
Al a cts. per lb.
Two hundred and .ixty-two car. came over
the Fitchburgh r. r., and IL over the Bo'-
ton and Lowell r r., loaded with cattle,
sheep, horses, swine and fowls.
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INTER TERM BEGINS, DEC. It'll, 1874.
" SPRING March 2-th. 1855


~ INTER TERM BEGINS, DEC. III, -.
W SPRING March 2-tA. 1855
Rev. JOSEPH Z. KING, A. NJ, F-~-'ral,
New and superb brick buildings, with oyery de-
sirablc appurtenancc 10 accommodate 500 boa,der',
Ladies and Gentlemen.
The Tacuity will consist Of twenty Profess rs aud
Teachers able instruct tho most advanced class
Of Students Unusual facilities To- natural sricu'o.
Ancient and Modern Languages, music, Painting
AMI Elocutou.
Tuition for the Term Of "A fall weeks. Pri''a-
ries. - so Common English. 6. 90; Higher ing
sh and Ancient L1uguag yes, each from nets To- l.
- Extras at corresponding rates; lncld'ntais,
~ cts; Board. Fuel and Room, 10 by 10 feet, well
furnished 81 o5 per week, if paid in advance pr
term of II weeks, including tuition in Cp:aupA
English aud Tncidertals, in advance, $27 CO.
Arrangements have been made for excursion
trains at reduced ,res from Troy and Castictyn On
tie first md last day Of each term.
Circulars with full information may he had At tf'
Office. u by applying to the Rev. II. b. IAl L"t.
SieuaId, Fort Edu4yd Y. /
Oct. ;, 1854. ~I+W'"
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GHAIlS,

inst Pnbdshed--4 Ncr DiScorryW Mcd'c'ne'
a FEW WORDS OK TIL RATIONAL
u treatment. without Medicine, of Spermatorrhca,
os Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits,
Ia.,itulc, Weakness of the Limbs and the Hack,
UdIs qositiun aud lncapacity for study and Labor.
pulursf of Apprehension, Loss of Memory, Aver
sion To- society, Love of solitude, rimdity, Sclt-
ristr1st, pilliuc-s, Headache, Involuntary Dis
CHARGES, Pains in the side, Affection of tho Eyes,
Punpcs on the Face, sexual and other lnhrmites in
uRn.
From the French Of nr. D. Dr LAsEY
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be- removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is, in this
small tract, clearly demonstrated and the entirely
now and highly successful treatment, adopted by
tho oltIur, fully explained, by means of which
crrry one i. enabled m ,re hos't p'ycfiy, aad ~
t's l.s' n,,Hs -nsi, avoiding, thereby all the al
yrIJ.syd pos'rums of the day.
Sent, 90 any address, gratis and post free, in a
seated envelope, by rcmittng (post pnid) two post
.c stamps To l!r. u. bE LANEY, No. II Lspeuarl
..re,t, New YORK.
Doe 10, lsjj. dawly
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w sBITE & 90 - = +,

And Embr0dcres, Gloves and Hosiery. In this
branch shall give particular attention, and not
he beat. LINEN GOODS Of all kinds.
NTLFlFN'S FTRNISHTNG GOODS,
OF every kind, our stock OF Cloths, Doeskins Sati
E,t. \estuss. TO- is complete.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Ia this department we have cndeavored to supply
pri. l,.s with everything the market affords. Our
stue. 81 turuotin now complete having stock Of
u.p. -'u.Juu Of every g., ana hind that can he
G.u,H iu New York and Boston. Window Shades and
Fixtures, Curtains, Damask of every Color and
Width, O-i Cotton and Linen Shooting, Pillow Case,
Cotton aud Linen, Paper llangmEs WEST INDIA
Goups ANp GRo, FRIES, all of which will be sold a
the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Wholesale and Reta-
Call and see.
April 10, le5i. dNwf
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I'll orr ir D .

In Brandon, the morning Of the 2oth, by Rev,
II. ?, Lg,vrr, of Vergcnncs, Rev. FRANCS b.
WHEELER, Of Saco, Maine, to Miss ELIZA A.,
eldest dau :her of Hon. A. @. DANA, Of Brandon.
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Roarding hooI,

arr1ngcmcntS are madc Tor bO0fdng with thc PTin-
cipll, where they may enjoy "homc away from
home"
Burlington is easily accessible, from nll part. Of
the country, is unsurpassed for lovely and magniii-
cent scenery, pune and healthy air.
Further Particular ctn be asccJtaiucd by appli-
cation To- the Principal, or to EpwIv HARVEY, E.q.
students are desired To enter at the commence
InDI u tlIn
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It bcinrm.de to appear to me-, that the said Sarah
tho pctitionee COR Libclce) above named, resides
out Of reach of legal process, from this Cour-t is
Therefore Ordered, That the substance Of the fore
going petition be published in the Burlington Free
Press published at burlington, in the county OF
Chitt.ndcn three weeks successfully, the last Of
which shall be at least six weeks before tho next
session Of the supreme Court next to lie holden at
Burlington within, and for, the county Of Ctitteu-
don, on tho Fourth Tuesday Of December H. -
rs. which shall he deemed sufficient notice 10 the
said ssrah, the F-titouer, 60 appear Sni answer 70
the fore going petition, and show cause Why sad
prayer ought not to lie granted.
County. thi, 10th LAY Of October, A. D., leol
NJ. l.. BENNETT Judge
w1tN3 of the Supreme Court.
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Notice..

u OF &c f r. HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUE
Y next Annual Meeting Of .he Stockholders Of
the Vermont and Canada Rail Road Company, will
be holden at the American Hotel, in Burlington,
Vt. on the 9th day of December, 1854, at9 o'clock,
in the forenoon Mt which time and place, said
Stockholders will meet for the purpose Of eecting
.tyon Directors for the year ensuing, and to tram
sact any other bushes. rropsr TO be done at said
meeting.
BY order Of the Directors,
/. BRttNERD, Clerk pro ton.
Burlington Oct. 26, 1854 vlIv3"
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HOROSCOPES, TELESCOPES, MATHEMATI-
.75 cal Instruments Cold arl Silver Braid,
Pistols, told Gun Pins, Fishing Heels and Baskets,
G,ld Bracelets, Slcayc Buttons, studs, and lots Of
Jsnohy, received By
EIIN>NAIp, BROTHER 4 GO.
July 4, lSdt. dAwu
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Barre AGA DENY,

1--WE WINTER TERN will begin ON I'll URSDAY
j NOV. Esd.
For information concerning the school, zee tho
circulars aud catalogue, which msy he obtsined by
addressing the Principal.
IL BOARD, S2,0o per week.
J. ). sPAuLDlNG, Pn"IpIi
D.rRr, Oct 81, 1884. -lsrs
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rsNIE STOREuS CpLLEGE STREET, UNDER
the Frs' Pre-, Om.s. For terms, apply at ;Ai'
Once.
- : dtvf
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New AIan of Nhittcnden CourtY.

New Map Of Chittcnden County.
N9ENRY =. WALKING. state Eugiucc, Of Mass
Il achu.ctts and Eho5o Island. i now cnga ted
in the preparation ola large and accurate tonngraph.
cal Map OF tn" state Of itImunt, ami in cunncc-
ton with that work, proposes To prepare n Map Of
CHirTENpEN COUNTY, from careful hStru1ofJi Sur
r,uS throughout the entnc County, to be completed
and published as is compatible with accu-
racy.
Every road to be carefully surveyed by course
and distance and the Locations noted of rl the hills
ponds, marshes, streams, mile, churohct, school
house,, stores, workshops, DIV Hing, and other
buildings localities Of Importance and interest
Enlarged plans to be added in the margin, Of all
the principal villages in the county, on large
scale, So as to slow every luidiu, distinctly 49,
ont the map in their proper places ard statistic
cal table Of distances a'res, 1c., to b" Ir'nl'cd &c.
also. large coiorcd GEo' uGI, A. NAE showing The
different formation, Of Rock and Minerals through
out the County, aud containing information Of q, at
value to hgricuituists and others. The Map will
be handsomely coorcd, and mounted and furnished
to subscribers for s. per copy.
As parties from philade hia about the coun-
try, publishing County Map, from mere eyes ctch-
cs, and entitled to no confidence accurate tor1-
giRphical maps, oil citizens interested in the mat
ter cautioned not to subscribe in advance for
County Map unless they are assured shat il will los
what it is represented; and a in many plac rrus,
misrepresentation have bson r.adr, the statements
Of irresponsible persons SHOULD not be received
without sufficient evidence.
Nov, !, 1851. dG"ti
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RI. p ECK, JR. ,

"ORll0f.& DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Window Shades, Gill C0rniCGs.
IMPORTED CARPETS!
40 lbo im Of the Bee Hive,
Lr,ucnwvH Bioai, CaH,ee Street B,vippi8n, ".
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NJ GNNEN Tot Inc INl7I nv yvdTb III NU' T. anu
Confer schools, Eurn ston, Vt, will open
FAMILY SELECT SCHOOL,
for youth of both sexes, Nov. G, 1854, assisted bv
Miss E-CELLE ALBRO, of New York, and hiss
CLARA HASKELL, of burlington, at ~ dwelling
IIous,, ON tho corner of Catiir' Laur, NlHtc and
College Streets, oppo' it' Lca'snyoitt's i''"cs.
The Students viii rec, IS" o car FIJI and p1r"n'1
supervision Of then moral, i v.' and tr7|
education. The course OF l..trl,t'Hn VIII be- t,.,-
ough and systematic, and the T-api,.s I.i 80 ...
they cln safely PROMISE that Pumis committed t.
their charge, will be advanced as rapidly and
thoroughly as any Parent or Guardian could wish,
The House has recently been fitted up, and i,
commcdious. The location is very pleasant and
easy of access aud for those wishing to enjoy the
advantages OF
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NI;,EyEE

NOTICE.
MR. Il. PANGBORN Is NO LONGER AGENT
We for the " Burlington Courier" His receipts
for debts due that concern will not nc acknowledged
by mo hereafter.
Cry c. SAMPSON.
Mortified, Oct. %. ls5t.
n B.-Thc difference between thi' notice and the
one in the Tribune Of the goth il, that bs i ecror.
ding tot written contract between Us, while HH is
conirarp TO that contract. g. G. >.
Oct 30 1Nw&i
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37t 6 so for Pearls.
BuTTER-There i, no important change to notice
since our last report Common summer grades hnd
moderate sales nj low rates. The best Of yellow Fall
dairy finds quick 'ales, and yet is scarce with sales
at % 2ic, as to quality. Western grades are
wanted stock sn,ll.
BEANS-Thcrc is n short supply Of Pea and mar
roufat and sell at ~ = 2 90, as to quality.
CHEESE--Thc market is unusually dull and
full supply, Nothing but tho very best will sci
from "a l0c.
FLOUR-The arrivals Of Flour continue moderate
for the and since our last prices have again
advanced There continues to be good demand
from the trade and sales Of about all arriving at
: 50 n 8 81 for common brands selling Mt 5 IS
81. fancy brands Mt So II . ~ and eItrn, at q
50 $40 per Dbl. Extra Genesee has advanced to
$40 10 so per bbl tine latter rate Tor a few fayo-
rite brands. The demand for Canada Flour for tho
Provinces is moderate and in prices very little
change Fancy in bond has been sold at lst
S Is per Dbl.
GRAIN-Vcry little Corn arriving the past week
and the market is quite Arm. Sales Of Western
mil ed to some extent at s6n ssc Southern yellow
Mt IS n SOC and cnrgoes ef white 400 bushels,
at y a sac per bu. Oats have been in fair demand
Mt 81 soc per bu Rye is scarce and selling in
small lots at 20, and Canada Pea, at - 3ii
per bu.
HOPS-Are quiet but held pretty firm nj , &c and
upwards. The sales have been confined to small
! lots at 35c per lb, cash.
PRONISlONS-Wo notice steady demand for
! Pork since last but prices ard shade larcr.-
! Snc. Of prime at tl2 ~ 50 mcssat ID 50a IA
! 80 clear at 10 so Sl7 and oXtra clear at II so
SIS per Dbl, mos, Beef selling Mt Sl5 q . 50
| for Western mess and SIG lG 80 for extra, mos,
Lard remains without change. steady salcs in bbls
Mt II ~ u, and in keg. at Il ia per h. mos.
! P0rATOES-The market is without much change.
Sales quick with rather less rates at ga Csc or
! Whites and Peach Blows.
WOOL-The arrivals Of fleece and pulled Wool
continue light and stock small Manufacturers are
purchasing in lots wanted at quoted rates. In
foreign no movement of any Importance has tskei
! place.
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COMMERCIAL.
PROCTOR g. WOODS
Prices Current.

NJ s.PKocroN, BOSTON. NJ. F. Woop
Commission Merchants
For tho sale Of
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~ of age, with ljttir or no experience, preferred
Uuiwp,acnable moral character, activity, and good
education, required. Auly immediately.
y. PECK, JH.
Rrjugton Oct 4. dAwu
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YOUTHS INSTITUTE.
FAMILY SELECT SCHOOL,

gR. ALBERT u. SPALTER, FROM MASS, EN-
u GAGGED for the past hyc years, in No. /, and
nter Schnnls. Enrlim Eton. Vt, will open
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-15
Young Americam's Lil,raryII

A USEFUL l. and attractive series of Rocks for
"A young people; embracing events connected with
the early history of the country and lives OF djstin
gulshed men; written with much care and in nm en-
tertalnng and instructive manner with illustrations
OF important events, and beautifully Illuminated title
pages; containing the life of Daniel Webster the
great American Statesman, with numerous anecdotes
illustrative OF his character, and the following Illus
tratiOns ~ oung Daniel in the Saw Mill: Webster
fishing at Frysburg; Webster declining the clerE
ship; Webster expounding the Constitutions The
Bunker Hill Celebration; Webster at Faneuil Han
Marshtield, the residence of Webster; Webster on
his Farm.
The Life of Henry Clay, the IIill-boy of the Slash
es, nine illustrations
Ihe Lie OF Benjamin franklin nine illustrations
he Life OF Gen. Washington. nine illustrations
The Life Of Marion, nine illustrations.
The Life Of Lafayette nine Illustrations
The Life OF William Penn, nine illustrations
The Life of Andrew Jackson nine illustrations.
The Old Bell of Independence or PHILADELPHIA in
l77G, nine illustrations
The Yankee Tea Party, and other stories of the
Revolution, nine Illustrations
Containing in all 100 illustrations
Each volume is well written, possessing a high
moral Tone and can safely be placed in the hands Of
young people; they contain numerous anecdotes il
Illustrative of the early history of our country, and
are well adapted for family or school libraries
Price per set, handsomely bound in cloth. Gilt
backs and neatly put up in boxes S69j.
Price per volume, neatly bound, cloth gilt. 56l cts
Colporteurs, Agents, or School Libraries, will be
supplied at a liberal discount
Copies VIII be sent by mail, free of postage upon
receipt OF the price set for any volume.
LINDSAY q BLACKISTON, Publishers,
3wl2 20 South 9th street, Philadelphia