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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09
CITY ITEMS.

pr,,,s UrAD-CHlyGE OF MARKET DAY.-Sev-
oral ATTEMPTS have been made to change the princi-
nal sale day of cattle from Monday to some other
day in the week. Last winter, it was agreed among
nearly all of the cattle brokers and drovers to have
il on Tuesday but the butchers were opposed to tins
and some of the brokers Joined with them, and con-
timed TO sell on Monday, and all came back to that
day. This obliges everybody to work Sunday, ana
the driving of cattle dsturbs church goers' 10 pre-
vent this in Jersey City, The Corporation stopped sun
day driving and the ferry company refused 10 Terry
cattle nights, 80 that change from Monday mas NO"
become quite necessary.
To agree upon day, a meeting of DroyeTs, Bro
Lors and Butchers, was called Monday evening at
the Bulls Head HOTEL 4Ith-st., but none oil inc
butchers attended, because, as they now say, they
understood that the meeting was to be ADJOURNED 10
some convenient place down town, upon some o'nel
evening, to give them an opportunity 10 attend anu
discuss the matter and fix upon the most convenient
day for all paIties However, the meeting was iuuy
attended by the droyers and brokers in the Cy ana
organized; John A. Merritt, Chairman; Orvhie huru'
Secretary and the following resolutions unanimously
adopted:
u, A the selling of cattle Monday requires the employ
,sn NJ the precedpg Sabbath more or lees 10 the
ar se AZ We owe II 10 ourselves and the community to
VIZ VIZ go, ,ynSe.yors 10 charge the market day.
C.,tl, the Philadelphia mAket are muo
Md nv the short from "Wednesday 10 SUNDAY
oed 10 drive that market TO TINS ana 'ne hsoes
All n.rties concerned requires change OF days ,,,.
Owinr TO present arrangement for the ferrsse OF
,,o.. the North River many Of them do not arrive IA ne
Tor The forenoon market Of Mendsy from WHICH s'esi loss
suits 10 ibeir owners 81.
R<,oired That sitter Monday, the 18Th INST, me prime
day shall be on Thursday and ne second gay on
day of each week. JohN A. 'uHfN''iA
oRvILLE HuSD, Secretary.
To all of this we should say amen; but what Is tue
nae Il the butchers will not respond. which we are
assured they will not. They say that Thursday, OF
all others, is the mort inconvenient for them and
the drovers insist upon that day they shall encourage
other parties to cell on Monday, as usual or else go
over to Bergen and buy their cattle there or sena %
Albany and take them directly from the cars 70 INC
slaughter-pens. a.. ,u,,,.r.
So far as we have been able to learn, the butchers
are willing to compromise upon "Wednesday, and Tor
a second day would prefer Saturday If Monday Is 70
he given up entirely as a sale day. Now, as We arc
entirely Indifferent as to which day OF the week snau
hs ,dopted, 90 that it is not Monday, we hope TINS
natter NAV be reconsidered and full understanding
had with the butchers and all parties Interested 50
Cha. when the change is once made, it viii stay niea
o,hrr;.e The anal result will be that We shall have
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THE SLAVE TRADE.
From TAs Chayie.tOa Mercury, Noe. 7.


fno.r,nss of labor ia essential to the material
progress Of every people. But this can only Obtain
xitb the abundance Of supply, Now slave a9or III
md ought to be- the cheapest kind Of labor o. Il T u
only become otherwise when foreign ana hose nf
9ncnoes ave made to bear against it. The abolition o.
sbs Slave Trade, by cutting off the supply, tends 70
this result Slaves were never before 50 high IN .Se
south. They have. within the last few years, sa-
vsnoed 50 per cent. in price, and in some To-
sn ;ncrease in the value of their productions we
shini not. Taking the three great staples cot'on,
rice and sugar the standards we can discover ID
such Increase in the profits of their culture SOdu
wsrraIt this ADVANCE Indeed, it may well be douo.
sd whether planting, throughout the South during
The last ten years has been as profitable as ior ssc
same preceding period. II has, certainly NOT Ise n
more go and the purchaser now Of slaves 9. SIX naa
red doars each has promise of better returns lor
shsi, labor AN when he bought them at four nun
5red dollars. The slave can neither cultivate nor
produce more now than formerly Thus, % Ter a. inc
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"WEDNESDAY, Nov. s-P. NJ


The Sock Board was heavy thi. morning with a
moderate business the features Of the market being
precisely as described yesterday. AT the Second
Bosrd however the advice, of failures in Cincinnati
had depressing influence and prices fell off msteri-
ally with stocks crowded the market The chsnges
from yesterday are Erie down y cent. Reading,
y cent; Harlem, p cent; Central, p cent. ;
Cumberland, y cent. Nicaragua, y cent; iud-
son River, y cent; Canton, p cent, sc. Bauk
Stocks continue dull. In Railroad Bonds the demand
is moderate and the supply of Illinois Central
tinues to exceed the demand the market declined to
e.; New. York Central sil; State Stocks are heavier
yirginias fell of to 81 a decline of p cent.
In Exchange there is not much doing and rates are
steady. Sterling eaei p cent. Francs, 5.l5s5l2 l.
Mr.. Albert II Nicholsys regular semi-weekly
auc,i IN sale Of stock; and bonds viii take place
morrow, at l2l o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad
n. g. notn
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sUPERIoR COURr-Bsfore yudse O.KLEY.

George Law sgt Michael Trscy.
This is a suit on behalf Of the Eighth av. Railroad
Co TO the question to alleged frequent practice OF
spd other vehicle. etng the railroad track and
moving and impeding the progress Of the cars
Nr Tracy grocer IL IS charged thai he got on the
tsek with his horse snd wagon and refused from IL
50 as the car ps but kept annoying the conductor aud
DELAYED the making lie trip The present seon to
rec, dsmages for trespsss
The Court in charge said that IL the duty Of al good
citizens rather facilitate the transit of passengers than i'm
pece them tina. ordinary Eehiee from the
choose smother Of the road which the railroad
M cannot aud DO person where he 1m the track
/. justified on remaining IT, and especially has he NO right
10 remain with view causing annoyance &c will be
fault in impsdng the OF the car or mott
and il So estimate thSdsmsge The Jury rendered YER
dict in favor Of psnif for ESQ which carries costs For
plaintiff Ms.r. Willard Anderson; for defendant, hessn
Eaton and Kent
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MARRIED..

BIRKAw-GOULD-In Newark, y. J., Nov. ., BY Rev.
T. Craven, William 7. BIas.' Of NerforS to Miss
DIBBLE-QUACKESBOs-ln this City, on Wednesday
Nov g. BY the Rev samuel Cooke Mr. Edward Dioole 20
Miss Csrcne T., daughter Of d. NJ 0aaefenoo' E'q al OIL
this City. =,
the Rev DR.. Browr Mr. thAnie w Hunt OF TINS Oy'
10 Nj. Marssret 7 L Case. OF the former place.
JENsisGs-hccuLLY-Ai PsteI,o5s J on Tuesday
reentorr L. L. Emilyette daughter Of Samuel Nee ally
Of the form place -, =.
AZ All Saints Church the Rev. William Eilenbrodt, M
samuel Moore 70 Mis- Eliza CsGlse, both OF this Cy
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COURT OF GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Before
Judse

At the opening of Court the following persons were
qualified rend Jurors for the November term Mar
e.uAEs foreman Leonard Arnold. Wul. D. Dogs John h
Burptop Jane. Deforest Andrew Farmer, Thos Older
Sieve Herbert Hall Lor.nro More, Cornelius Smith Peter
VIM H. Hoope Gee T. Jackson, Nathaniel Jarvis Wm T.
Mott Jr w 8 Wslcott To these gentlemen judge beepe
delivered brief charge touching upon the various points re-
CURED BY law especially throwing stress upon the election
laws and ca ing upon them 70 make al due inquiry into any
Violations Of uohinz a. the main
snance Of the Institutions Of the country Amer delivering the
charge, he Court adjourned for the day
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fAdvertisement.I

RUPTURE, PILES and FIsTULA cured without
a. ,,, y, us.ture EDWARD H. DIXON, ~ D., edisor OF the
sespe hs. provided spacious Private Hospital IN one OF me
,o,t elegant and .aubous pssts Of the city, and furnished
with every comfort Of domestic life The cure OF A'r'
and Fs1uL. BY process. entirely painless warrant
inssnee by the published In past NOS Of
the se.peL Every presents the necessary Indications Of
,uece. or failure examination In most cases the Paeh
ma, return on the came day the application Is made
All letters from abroad must be addressed Ep"AhD D
on NJ D. Box No S,l2l Poss-othee. feF'ohs sPPHeaoa
NJ a1 s,b.v Once hours from g. u 70 s. and to
exenipls.
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COMlnERCYAL NAITER&
Sales at the Stock Exchanges.
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia

lRsported for TIE n. Y TxBrSs BY Fay THosss
Fbs Baad Camden City IS. b5xn 90 81 900 City
Ga b Oh $50 Lehish Zinc 2; IS American Fire Insurance
Co en- Ito Reading Railroad bS IS; 100 Reading Railroad
eash So; lC0 Long Island Railroad. s.. l3i.
Boe,a.-loo Reading Railroad, s5~u ii loo Read
irl35i. 49,
Sessnd eco scbuykil Navigation 6s. 90 Isl;
- SOCIETY g.. s. Erie I; 1900 Allegheny Con oty
karosd s6i; ~ so Penbsy'vsns S. cash 8lf $500
Isyyanis - 6f; 81 PennsyvsLis Railroad b5sn 4t II
Perpsi Rsrosd i Besver Meadow Railroad. 2dAys
57t; Mar. and Nice. Bank p
Aer Beard schu, hfl Navigation S. Sc ISL; 900
Reading Railroad g. 10. 7si 100 Reading Railroad S54
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TAsEef;lruentI
pTlxoc Npt onrOxs Avn MTSTC The mos

PIASos NELoDEONs AND MUslC.-Ihe most
eeisbrated PzrOs yeo6eoas 10 tA- United states ia
lsrIer sssor.nts .Dd les rce thar can Be founi
vh.rs. BeRscE WlrERs's ~ ana nodera i0proved
The Eolsn; Bsleu Gun sons Pianos l0f the Cd hrm OF
Hseif CO end Planes o. several other e.lsofsted poe
nd New Yott u.ruf.eru-- s-esrcehsnd Psnos 81 great
b.rssn. Pie, 80 SO, e75 eioe &c 70 SiIS smiths
ce-hated beoi-o,s thr~- Of s other styles rnees
s45 ESQ as &c. ais sl2s &c TO s9e Eseh ias,ra
rsrt Isnxn.ssd Ps2os Reu Cssh Psd io second nAnn
PaIo. HoRscE wsTEKs. No. SIS Broadway.
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fAdyertiseulent.
M,y-No study compares with that of Man,

either in magnitude practical utility 1t te.ehe' US our
selves cur fellow men duties and our esP.'te' rhie
poosy puts the finger absolute kn'wledse on the
gan, and physical conditions and embraces TIE
80 tptere.,.-m.teriAl social intellectual ana mora
-, sood and It's inc every evil and Us remedy
80. nay be improved his vices suppressed Is virtues a
Iorsd. .nd Phre pology shows how should not tnete
,o,s conrn.pd your fret attention EAsrnnsos eA'' "
Prot Fowl ER No sos Broadway
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

We learn that Mr. Harrison, gentleman who has
long been connected with the Ragged Schools OF Londoa Eng
land and eho visit this country 10 observe the
WORKING. Of the Msrs Law other Temperance move
meut will ,peok the subject Of Temperance Wsren'
Mission Hail. Warren, between Columbia and Hicks ss
on h bur.dsyl evening " oel c We hope the friends
of TEMPERANCE viii sive the stranger hearty welcome.
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cnIrRr cAIENnAR-rHIs DAY.

CIRCUIT COURT-N0s. ia, IA, yII, yIsI 'Is, eo'i
e5l 500, SO 10 96.
SUPREME CoURr-Generai Ttrm-Non-enumer-
.ted motions Asunents Nos 100, lOS ILL., H. u.s. r. ln,
lOs III 10 N - -, -
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. IT'S, Is, sol, 362l 729,
eeI ST. 1872 s 1879 500 goa 905 9o4 go ss, slo sl s2
s3 ss 7Os rs TO- 76 67, 49, ss. s2 81 sA 70 sjl sS'
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every day &c market day at the Washington Drove
fads, as we do now 8; the small msrk cts DO VIZ town.
or else we shAl have Monday market e., ,bsbed on
The west side Of the Hudson. We have no doubt bat
thstAn ever day market would be the moe, bene-
fcal measure for al the consumers of beef in this
City.
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"9'ehD scHooLs.-A Lecture lyon the Ragged
Schools Of EDs.--,od will be delivered By C. L Brace,
Secretary of the Chldrens Aid Society, to the la
dies Of New York and to others interested in act ,-
for the poor, at the University Chapel, Thursday,
November 9, at II A. N.
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Gas Gas GAS FIXTURES of new designs and
unsurpassed ~Ors sn.hp will be found the uanHf.e-
turing depot cfAReHEE WAKSEs Co No SIS Broadway
s'o portable Gss Apparatus for evuntry residences
churches, factories.
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tAdyer;kemeutl
Chapped lips and chapped hands are among the

st prenonious Of saer To rrtven; the chaps
ard 10 " part srers oo;hEess and the skin
PHsLoN's Psphan Lotion sod No. SIS Brosdway st.
Nicholas Hotel No 1877 Broadway Of Deys; sad
dius stores ard fancy stores generally.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

The Rev. II. Elliot will be installed Pastor Of
N. New England Congregational Church, South Ninth
this Thursday evening Nov Services 10 commence
O'clock The Rev Mr. Kirk Of Boston expected to preach
he
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prpUAN'S BCRLEsQUE OPLhA IV ooI =
YOU want to spend evening pleasant, ap' a.. lie srsS
ay Lands and Sharpley, Bones .na oano,
pair cOn ssro's. and snOs n9- nd fancy Dance,
. ,rf,r, prodisy and Is worth visit 70 see: iHe
81 = 49, ~ Naarm. concludes the entertainment
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Advertisement

alO AND $50 PRIzE-To soAk i.,,,r 9,s
,a.,a.. noss.xs stamp in Porpsd sae, o..
Z ~ BusIinstos, n j. snd letter Z" p''''''A" W.
psd) VIII ts seaI
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fAivsrfis-n-ut
Msrri6caDt I,rop-sizef D.cr-rppp orvpps i

hacnincent iargt-riZed DAGUFRkEOTfPk>, IA
,slos nr ouly esufs ircludr and sarsnted psg
tectJ durable az WELLtaSS cd estAbshsi Daguerrean
ROsus corrsr Z Bleecksg sd CsrI aesz
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Advertisement ]

DEsBRow's NEW, ELEGANT and CoMMopIoUs
RIpnG Ac.DEsY sh sv sorr.r 6shs.-Prvs'e parties OF
Lsoes and Gentlemen have the exclusive use OF the
School Horses Band Of Mrse three evenings each
week Terms mad. Known sppliestcu q above
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advertiser !
DEsHLER's Pills

Advertise msnt
DEsHLER's Pills
DEsHLEks PILLS cure.
pLsrLxRs PrLLs cure Fever and Az3e
DfsHIsR's PILLS Fever and Ague without tki
sodat the Wholesale and Retail Depot, No. 8 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENT
TAdyertisemeptl

p.,xu. CosRIus Doors and SaoEs, iof tencsf leSs
No Sss Broadway, cor OF Broomest, NeW-i0i
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BOARD OF ALDERNES.-No quorum las; evening
and the Board stands adjourned to this afternoon at
O'Clock.
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Advertisement

Gas FIxTUREs !-Of splendid deslgn auu s nn
.,S went, pe cent cheaper ,6sn any othe, No. ne
and retail al the msnu. sio w,. Of Broadway
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PrRsosAL.-The following are among the arrivals


Attic Howard HoTEL-Alsn Latham, Cincinnati Col IT,
L. Perkins Norwich; A. b. lsham, Colchester A Tho1on
Provdepce Dr. b. Frank Palmer, Philsdelphia Gov Aoer
nethy, Oregon; A. s. Russell New Bedford N'5h 700,
Syracuse; T. Saunders, Mississippi j. h Marks Lockponi
n Y Fay Monson; T. w Bliss Charleston, s. Ci h. VII
son Ttxss; Vail Buffalo, IA. W. Stafford PniladeiPhii
s. J. Stafford, Phlsdepha. . - Nv
Attbe Tsvise HousE-HOn William Murray Goshen \ T.:
Dr Kemple Virginia; Col Calvin Towusley. Vermont Ion
r. p Butts South Hsdley; Cspt. Monroe, U i T. O.
pbe Niagara, Cansds Col J. E.s sasn' oossShi "a
II Bs,ter b. lows Falls Vt W. Whiteomb Providence
r. /: s. Cole Washington. d. c. John IL Ham, Baltimore
Rev H. Downing Baltimore; Prof E. s. Horton hoAbuIy'
Mss. ,,,, ~ NIL. Macleod.
m George Trimble Stanton, Va; Capt p stoe kton
Newport; L. g. Cannon, Troy; Judge Joel W White nor
sieb: Col VIM. II. Dunkinssn Wsshinstoni MAJ hsnlton
a FAINT do Col j. s. wilcox, Augusta Dr. Perain'on,
Virsina; T. french. Troy; J. H. Warren 90 pL rsine.
stonpgoD Mr. Winans Cinsdai j. Field, Rochester, Geo
Rucker, Lynehburs ~, ar r.A., c.Bs,,
ps. Col d II Rust Kentucky; 7. r. Chew Nsw-oiiessns
l. Kendall U. S "; W Blair Lord Bslumofs; "A hsa-
5on q, iloipis; r Grshsm Philadelphia Col Jerome lie
land Ohio; Cspt Meis. U. S: hon JudsoSi Stde1s
bnTsh, Henry fresner Pa H Post, Osweso T. Slenos'
p,aydenee Nshsniel Eaton Trinidad de Cuba ~ muhroe
Boston.
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TAdyertsem srtI
SILKS of all kinds.

The most decided bargains in SILKS OF ali kinds.
IN Pds Bruclde and sed coors BrDche Shsvls OF the
newest from the best makers In Vienna
ard Paris Lsces' Cloths and Lyons Velvet warranted al
silk French nerinoes and PArAmattAs Of every grade
oferedst COLUMBIAN HALL, No. al GTsnd st.
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STEREoSeoPTc PICTURES, CRAYONs, and PHo.
TosEAIHs sksr peri, etcn N weather RoOrs Ca
leiy, No. 81 Bscadgay
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

FATAL AccIDEsT-Lsst evening, in jersey City,
a. number Of persons engaged IN firing near
the Railway Depot honor Of eyen.s connected with the
eeecr it discharged pre- sturey klns one OF tao number
CHiEF OF POLIcE-lThe Common Council of Jer.
sew CITY meeting Tuesday eyeuing elected ham H.
Feun Chief Police. The organization Of the Day Police
force under the ordin authorizing IT, will Immediately
be completed.
DECLINE TO REFuSD.--On Tuesday evening, the
Common Council jersey City al s meeting refused to
fund sby Of the fines imposed upon the iquorsellers
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ILLEGAL VoTNG Alexander W. Hunter ws ar
rested, charged with Illegal voting in the Seven .eenth
Ward. John Resrdon for like offence in the Sew
enth Ward. Francis Connolly for the same in the
Tenth Ward; and James c. Monahsn, for the same
in the Sixteenth Ward. All the accused were COM
miited 10 await examination.
The following persons were yesterday arrested,
charged with Illegal voting: james Griffith, in the
Twenty -frst Ward James McCole and John Carroll
in the Twenty first Ward. They were all detained
In custody, for examination.
TBE LATE ATTENPTED MURDER BIZ PoIsOs.-
The five persOIs who were poisoned on Tuesday
morning at the bouse rear Of No. ls3 Church-st, by
drinking coffee into which arsenic had been put,
considered convalescent. No further evidence has
been procured teDong TO iRplicste Sarah Jane VIII
liams the girl who arrested on suspicion of plac
ing the srenic in the coffee kettle. she still, how
ever, remains in custody, and the Police are using
efforts to discover the guilty party.
CRYSTAL PALACE SALE OF PARIAs MARBLE STAT
UETTEs--Tbe frst auction sale OF works Of art was
held in the Crystal Palace Wednesday-a very injudi
ciously selected day. right after election that has
convulsed the City, and made more anxious faces than
any other in ten years. The attendance WAS very
small and tAe sale early adjourned to Friday next at
IL A. N.
Visitors al the Palace will recollect those beaut al
works of art in the south galery-those exquisite
statuetfts Of Paran marble which were Manufactured
in England expressly for this exhibition.
The following are the prices Of articles sold, TO-
geihsr with the invoice price in London, in pounds
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ATTHMPTED SUICIDE.-A Wenah nanIou 'IaI =, - ,
residing al No l45 Mottst, ives found 90 ~ 80
poe, man lyr upon sidewalk In the fourteentn Az
from the effects OF dose Of AuaAnlm whieh sac
tai en- for the purpose OF self destrueten she wa
20 her re,idsnee and b expected 70 recover
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Dy for October were:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
Holn.,aa's Spring Bitters.
Int Bottles onLu d CENT.

[Fron Rev.J Sandbotn T '-
Mr. IloLMAN;-So many things great portion of which
are spurious and impositions the public, are now re
commended IN The newspapers that ones mind sckens
ana he can Ear get up resolution to speak n comnen
dalton what he knows to possess real merit Yet sense
OF duty, and desire to henet the afflicted induces me ia
say o. inc Holman Medicine that possesses merits un
fVaed so far as my observation goes, for complaints
Tor which has been used in my family and for which
nave known others to use II, Some in my family have
beeh from an early period in lite, afflicted with the Liver
Complaint have sought relief for them from the hest
Pnysiclan of my acquaintance in the country and civ
win but little success The medicine above named and
iof lie complaint above specified have used with un.
falling success have known others to use il with eo,a
benel for the above, and other complaints From many
years. experience, most cheeruy testify TO Its
,,rrn J. SANDBORN.
Fred D. Smith, s. r. Redfed, Agents for Mon,pelier
Z. Smith Agent ut Norh6eId,
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Che Aldrkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, April 80.

GAM BRIDGE MARKET, April 20.
AT Market 662 Cattle ahvu $50 Be-yes and liz Stare,
eonssst al 'orkint nxrn ,caws and calves datlimss
TWO ANA tefsr ears eids.
fkiCts-AARkEr BgEF.-Extra, $500; first quality
so9s second quality, $500; third quality 1878 Nv
ordinary, $500 $50.
aiDFs-$6,05 $50 percwt. Talow, ss,a5 SIS.
PELrs-$i,37 400 Calf skins, l2c perlb
VEAL CALvEs-S4,0o n 700
WsRkIse oxEN.-s90, 100, 1875, $50, 1870.
Cows AND CALvEs-s35, 40, 65, 7s.
fE4nLiNes-SoO TO o0 Two Years Old si0to 5a Three
Years Odds, SI5 to Sc.
sHEEr AND LAsas-63S atmarket. Extra, &C. cote so
By lot, $500, 4,50, SIS
swiNE-oOO at market. Retail, Ito Sc.