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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

here % rarely 70 do moro than Indemnify The party
who has been Aggrieved This we have heretofore
sought 70 do In The case Of the Creole, and othen,
whore the breach complained Of presented no aggrs,
vatng circumstances, by treating the passenger con-
tract a. rcscinded, and allowing each passenger to
receive back the amount he had paid, with node
rate allowance In addition for his necessary expenses
while awaiting redress from this court.
made my decree accordingly, directing the Com.
missioner TO ascertain it's amount. / win take care
80 to mould the further proceedings in the case As
70 reimburse Her Brittsnie Najesty's Consul and any
others who have charitAbly intervsnsd In behalf Of
these destitute emigrants, such sums as they have
actually expended for their protection and support
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Tie total amount Of sn.hracts GOAL ssnt 70 mn NC
from ths Psrnsyi-rsis cos region since 1870, SAL
iefnSs,
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Domestic Markets.

BRIGHTON MAKxn, Jan AT market 7oo bee, cattI4
laS storss. 1850 she.p, and 600 swine Prees-Bsef
oatte-Extra cattle quite We quote ~ fol-
Iovs:-Extra 81 so So 6rstquaty % Is al ~ second
90 IS 3d. third a rs Is rs Working 0zen-sa)es go
ard Sis. Cows and CAlves-"Dul." Sales so and e2
shssp Ordinary, Of which were len over last vee1
sI26 81; better qialiti's % rs % D. swias-Dnul
vfs entire lots 1T &C. selected bArrows at eSc and w.
. lot ordinary 3Io, at retail Sc Aoko
STATEMENT or BRIsETos MARKET yoR 1888: n
"a asa s.cr.s AZ Az a ssi.Taf
900 ora gbssn DO co. .......7 trials
so sto swine 49, So Experimentation. es2tq
,S.csl, ssd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

places in immense quantities, and freighted ~ gov
eminent expense to Washington. II is not yet
disclosed, by any official authority what these bricks
have cost when delivered at the Capitol; bat the
best informed say they win average sl3 or ili per
tSousand and they are much smaller In size than
Che Washington brick that q thousand will mt 90.
cupy greater space than seven hundred OF those
made here. The freight OF teosc-brough, from New
rs per thessand, snd TO this must be added the
pense Of delivery in New York the COS, OF unlaing
the vessel here, the hauling 70 hhe Capitol and the
hacking ofthem mp in large piles all Of which would
have been saved the bricks had boon made here,
because they would have been delivered al The
Capitol; .,s. ~.
and; but the contractor made defAut, and military
rule compelled Captain Melgs TO get the work done
IN particular way. He accordingly employed hasds
by the day, and the cost 70 government, under this
arrangement, is not lees than s. per thousand.
Good competent men Of experience and character,
would have taken the work and done quite As we'll
and ~ faithfully for o. per thousand, and been glad
70 get the job It, then, costs the government under
military rule for each thousand bricks Aid In the
walls OF the Capitol, from $40 TO tf9 per th5usand
when, under sensible, practical management il Ned
not have cost at the very extseme, more than els
nsnt was about ~ 600 900; and up 70 the tim. he
superintendent was taken from the civilians and
given TO the War Department, the expenditures lad
been kept strictly and faiuly within the estimates
$500 900 then only had been expended, and The
work had advanced most rapidly. Since thco
SAfy now asks for the next year $3.50 600 which win
make IN all $2,350,000, and within t25o0oe or the
original estimate. This viii scarcely more than half
ssnplete the building, II the present system Of
management s pursued.
yhs querien DOW is viii Congress not put &C
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-23
JOB P. LOWELL.

Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in Gun. and
Gun Materials, Of every description.
No. - Dock square y Stairs I:,.,iu,l.
Agent for i!Itchc"rk x iImszv'> /: Il" Earr,!..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-23
MEXICAN NEWS

Mexico is in distracted state, and is like
~ 10 remain so. With Santa Anna, the .Jes-
'''tS' and miserably ignorant population
there Is little hope of favorable change An.
other battle between the government forces
a''d the insurgents has taken place.
The y. Y. Herald contains a full acconn,
OF the battle of Ciudad Victoria fought be-
tween the government troops, under Colonel
ianarlz. and 900 of the insurgents. under
Don Juan dose de la CARA. 1t might be
rather called siege, for the place was rcgu-
larry invested and the combat lasted for three
days and one night. TIE insurgents were
forced to retreat, and the government troops
remained masters OF the place, several prison
rrS and all the artillery of the enemy havinc
fallen into their hands. The official ,espatch
ilNcs the number OF killed on the part of the
victorious at fifty, with one Chief, four officers
ana more than one hundred men Wounded
he loss OF the rebels is no: ;>ccrtaincd. but
1t IS stated to have been considerably iarocr
All accounts of the battle concur in the state
mcht that the insurgents received supplies of
men and arms from the American side of the
Hlo bravo. The town has been rcinycstc,l
10y the rcvol uti"naIv forces. land the govern
nicnt troops will in their turn be driven on:
In other respects the situation OF Mexico ap-
pears to be becoming daily more and more
dcporahlc. Famine and pc>tiIcnce are add
ing their horrors to the evils of intcSti ne
war.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-23
MUSICAL CONVENTION.
\ meeting of three DAYS continuance

~ IncctiHH vi tllrcc udvS continuance Will
he hch! at the South Church. in st. John>burv, he
ginning on Tuesday, the both Of September, at 10
O'Clock. a. NJ, for the purpose of improvement in
Church Music
Mr.. Lowell Mason, assisted by Mr.. Vim. Babcock,
Pianist, will be present to conduct the exercises,
which viii consist mostly of Church Music in VA
rious STYLES, intcrSpersci with explanations and H.
lu~trati"ns In tie course Of the meeting, Mr. Ma
son will explain fully his views on congregational
and Choir Singing. and ON the union of the two in
Public Worship. Hints on teaching may also be
given should opportunity hc presented. At the
close of the meeting Public Exhibition of Music
in various STYLES will I've given.
II Is The desire OF the Committee to make this
meeting, which is cot up at a considerable effort
and expense, as profitable as possible, especially Ia
Churches and to Church Cloirs They respectfully
invite the attendance and the cooperation of CIer-
cymcn ofall denominations and Of all who are into
rested in the utcct,an desire 70 promote the cause
of universal Song.
Persons from abroad taking part in the Musical
Exercises Will he entertained free.
Tickets Of admission for tlc course, including
pubic rclIcar>;l>. - cents each. to he had at the
door. ."r the purpose of dciraying the expenses If
the Convention.
Committee Of Arranccmcnt-WM StNEoEH w.
L. PIEEt T.. L. y. CUETI> y. ". ALpINS. 4. ELLIS
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atflllg.

E:%T|!c NlillcritcS have further POSTPONED
the final great conila"ration to the 18th of
May next, when they anticipate warm wca-
Their.
x Bill Nebraska is a whipped boy in old
Vermont We advise him to 90 70 Illinois
Or 20 Arlington, and hunt up his dad, for
we are certain his dad does not know that
he is out"
DEATH or Mis-. BENToN-Thc wife Of
Hon lho>. III. Benton. died on Mon,lav.-
oil. H. was passIonatel V devoted to her. and
her death Isa severe blow TO the veteran
statesman.
X The Canadian Ministry were success
lively defeated and have all RESIGNED. Sir
A!icn M"\ab has been charged 10 make
up new Ministry but so far has hccn nm
Successful. The native (FrcncD intcres,
again prevails.
j. ). y Cabinet has been constructed IN.
on compromise basis. part of the old coinc
out and rciolincrs taking their places.
MONTREAL EAILEoAp-Thc Office Of
this road is hereafter to be at Plymouth in.
stead OF Concord.
ErJoICING IN M,IHE.-The Kcnucbcc
journal comes to us with most radiant face
this week. In one column is a cut of an old
WORKOUT, lean horse. his head droppcd. and
his bones sticking through the skin. repre-
>chtin. the administration party in Maine.
x The manner in which Southern slaves
are 'arc'! Tor Is cxcsnpiiiicd in the follow
M ~; recent sale of slaves in Wor-
crs'cr Co., Md, an old woman, eighty years
OF age, sold for thirty cents"
FAST RrHNIxG. On SATURDAY. last the
morning Express Train. on the Great Wcs-
tern Hallway, lett Detroit two hours behind
time, and arrived at Suspension Bridge on
timc-lHaklng the run of 222y mile, in six
hours and thirty minutes.
"a j. c. Howe, VIM. Thomas, c. @. Whit
more, G. NJ. Dexter, b. p. Cheney, Onslow
Stcarns, +. =. Walton, Jr., were elected d.
rectors OF the Vt. Central Railroad on the
l2th Of September.
IN>t RANCE FAILTEE.-T The Protection
Insurance Company of Hartford. failed on
thursday. 1t was an old company with a
capital OF 100000; bat their losses have
been so heavy ~ their recent numerous and
devastating fires, that they have Lcyu COM
l'tIicu ~ -akc all assignment
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CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER.

lfli"" fENfE.-An order was received
4 WI on ''''''''r HI! collins ana 900 pounds
'r'"' '''''! AVA ''"''''"'"' l ne deaths III
N''''''''' w. .''o WYNN .''''''7 TUESDAY were
=, ~ '''' -''''-
TO-, ''"' ME
-, :,
..,. were ro,u;nr to ,b.;r ro,;.f vo,n
., ,r,c. -, h,,.;,c.s v.,. c,oso, rno.o
.. ,,r.ors crorrh 70 ,rr, ,,,o ,,,
..t.n Monday the bodic. remained uncover
Lclta,hs on Tuesday were u and on
a, l., CL,Ja..o ,L
"''' -.
., lca'hS on " edhe5"av, ana !? on thurs
itv.
H.. w., arcounts announce that CITY on
,,,r -.
tr y '4'' i.'''' ''''o" ''s'' ''' '''c last S'A
week. hut they were suffering terribly at the
:4ii"fE "'''''NS' WI" ''"f cNc'ldohS'c'-
rFE >'''' at tex 'c,' "'' ''''. anu '''"''. one
'.!i'' o. '''c'i h""'o'i nave "ec'' ca'r'co OH
K There were ~ cholera death in Pitts
!H'G OH '''''' mt supreme 'o"'' HIS
l.0nhc" III consequence Oh 'he epideh!c.
E. Seventeen deaths from cholera occur
ri lat week i'll Fall River. The disease is
rov dhatinu: there was known to have been
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-23

CALEDONIA County. Official vote for
Senators-Page, 1862; French, 1923; Sim
clair, 1914; Nelson, 1914; Scattering,2.
eB' Ephraim II. Foster formerly Wing
Senator in Congress from Tennessee, and a
DISTINGUISHED politician in that State, died at
Nashville on the 9TH inst.
SARATOGA. The Saratoga Wing of re-
cent date published the names of 1906 per-
sons who have taken lodgings at the nine
principal hotels in that place since the goth
of June.
e3s' In Savannah lately, the last blood kin
of George Whitcficld. the eminent divine,
who came out with Oglcthorpc, twas follow
ed from garnet to the grave"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-23
Exhibition of Horses.

Breeding mares with colts cclliny and marc colts
wears cd and under ~ be cxhihifc,! from :? 10 III
O'Clock Nv. Mares and ccllinc-. upwards OF > yrs
oil from ~ I" noon. Stu, horses from l, 70 - o.
ci,ck L. VI.
NJ ; O'Clock j. NJ. the premiums awarded will
be announced.
The chairman ottlic several committees will, in
II" case. award premium until he .GrSt asccrtaiils
iha. the in'!iviual i Incmbcrot :lc Society.
HE Office Of the Secretary and Treasurer will
be ~ the Hall. near the centre ui the Green
Town Agents vii! please make il their especial
duty t" procure the membership Of all their Towns
men.
1t is requested that with vokcl cattle AMI horses
persons will bring hacr> or chains 10 secure the
same. Per order. /. HOW AHI'. Src'v.
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J)rutb5.

Intii- town. Sept. IS, oftyrh"ii Iy.cntcry, Ger
al''inc daughter Of James Ready, of Woli>town.
c. f., aged Il years and months.
In this Village. Sept. Il of cholera infntum, En-
vim, infant son of George land Lizzie Il. Lewis
In iuii,illall, Aug 23, Of cholera nlinum, Ho-
aged wears and months.
In Ncwbury. Aug. 81" Capt. Charles J. Smith,
aged .. years.
liz South Ncwburv. Sept :, of typhoid fever,
Emma ~, eldest daughter of William and BctScy
Johnson, aged % years and months.
In North Troy, Sept, Charles Henry, only child
Of II. c. and NJ. y. Wilson, aged . wears, 6 months
and - days
In Danyilc. Sept. s, of dyscn.cry, Warren Aus
TIM son OF Era! T. Weeks. aged years.
In Danvc, Sept. II, Mr. Noah Lane, aged ca
In Barnet sept. >, Of drorsy, John Abbot, in the
18th year of h> age.
In ST. J"hn>bury, Centre Village, Sept. II, Mrs.
Ably. wife o. Elias T.. Cheney, and daughter Of
Capt. Nathaniel and Mrs. Lydia Clark, aged %
Mrs. Cheney was in life an amiable christian wo-
man, air, i'll her removal from her family and rela-
tivcs the loss by them is felt TO he irreparabe. Yet
the fragrant odor of her life in AL lis relations and
the peace and triumph of her death afford a good
hope that hCrs is an eternal GAIN Com.
In This Village. Sept IS. George ~. only child
otIaco5 & Harriet rayior aged weeks & days.
His lovely eyes forever closed,
Ia peace he SAUNDERS now.
Triumphant Death has set his se:l
tj,onhis maIJte tror
Ah. cold and scnscless low he lies,
Low in his narrow bed.
We trust his spirit lives above,
-lWogghhj J"iys dend Com.
In Pa~sump~ic village. tHarnct) S-ltcmber3. Mrs
Chatham Woo!S. widow ofthc late De; John Woods,
in Me SIS wear o; her age.
IL Barnet. Sept 5. Of dvsentcrv. Emma Sophia.
,!;u -hcro. Edward y. and Sophia d. Pratt. aged
wears and months. y Ipvoly fl'wcr-too Iurc
ir earth callc'! :.u- youn 10 '"in her ,nrcl
>!ri.% il II. >k,,. Com.
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EOOh IND STITIONERI STORE.
10. W Hanover Il. under the American House.
''-'"i: All new '"'h> r"ccivcla> as publish
&c" winch. with our 'i>al immense stock ii Stand
ard and Miscellaneous Backs c,.u,r;.irc NJ, IN, 20,
rictic> III Ancient and M,scrn Literature. present
inc largest assortment in this civ Particular nj
tcnfl"n given I" furnishing Public and Private IL;
hr;irm>. at the very lowest rates Country dealers
ana others ar" respectfully invited to call before
purchasing elsewhere. Also. splendid stock Of
Letter Cap. Fill and Nnfc Papers Env.lo,~- Blank
Books. DC. Orders for Books respectfully solicited
and good bargains Warranted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-23
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAEkET Sept 20

At market 2,41 cattl" ah"u; 1000 bccvcs. and 6i1
stores. consisting Of working oxen, and
calves I. > AVID years oh.
PECI>-M arkc'-ENtr; beef S>! 1>t quality S.;
21qualiy 'a'. 3llualty Ga6: ordinary 81.
Ili,c--S53aG.
Tall"w-1sa>!.
Fclt>->
Calf Skin~-lla12c. per III.
Veal Calvc>-S5.6. 1aS.
Storc>-WorkinS nxcn-?a, Jos, 1l2, 122, 1sla
1sS
Cow. and calvcS-S2:,2S. 81, SC. 42aGS
lclrlinc--Ss. Sail.
Tw" Years old-S l.. Coz 2Ga56.
Three Years "l!-S:j.i>, A. Ii 4>a5l.
Sheep and lamIS-4NlG at market. PriccS-ENtra
81. -. i! 3i7: Ev lot 81. ] =. , Sal.
>winc->fiil hogs 4ic: corn ted il-r,
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Fair open N O'Clock \. VI. All neat and other
stock. except horses, VIII be exhibited on the first
dav
livery other article and product designed for pre-
milim>. must he entered, IT the Sccrctarvs Office
previous to IL o'clock 4. NJ. where it will BE- re-
CURED 10 remain for exhibition till noon the 2l lav
Members If The Awarding Committees will re-
port themselves NJ The Town Hail. at III O'Clock A.
W., when all vacancies Will be filled.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-23

In Coventry, Sept. 6, Mr. Daniel Mills, aged Is.
In Ryegate Sept. John Nelson Esq. in the 10Th
year OF his age Mr. Nelson was born A. D. 1,,,s
can independence. lie was the second male child
born in the town of Rvegatc. and was therefore in
tmatcIy acquainted with the carly history Of the
Town, and had personal experience in the struc-
giles and har!>hips of a new settlement in north
crn cline. He was born of religious parents. bro't
up III the fear of the Lori, and educated in the
principles of the Associate PRESBYTERIAN Church.
these principles he e>pouscd and profc<scd some 20
years ago, in connection with the ASsocjatc Copr
OF Evc=atc. and maintained them with an uuwa
vcrng faith unto the las. He was an active mem
Der of the Congregation in the weakness Of its ear
v history; and in its struggles Of later ,lav stood
firm IN It's cause. and was liberal in his support Of
the gospel. Nor was his profession merely nomi-
nal. He was not only sound in the faith, he was
also strong in the faith, placing implicit; trust in the
truths and promises Of the Gospel; ookinc to the
merits OF Christ alone for salvation. This trust in
the Savior and in the divine testimony he manifest
Gu, not by any o>tsntatious display of pctv: on
the contrary, he ever modest and humble: hut
by his perfect compoSurc of mind under affective
Frov'dcncc>. and in times of danger, when Others
were alarmed and disturbed, he was calm ard
peaceful and would say" I've arc in the hands Of
Il good Providence" or, "This was a divine Provi
dcncc;' and therefore neither unduly feared nor
hurmurcd. He further manifested his faith bv 4
truly christian department which he maintained in
all the relations of life. As a husband ever tender
and atlectionatc: rs parent kind and intimate,
which greatly cndeared him to all his family; as Il
Trend ami ncIghbor. lcaccaf'lc and ohiging; and
in all his intercourse in life, he possessed an unusu-
al degree Of christian courtesy and ,oitencss pro
cecding from Il kind and generous heart. "IIc wis
Kindly aiectl"ncd; given To hospitalitv providing
things honest i'll tie 81 cht Of all men. living in peace
with all " Though his long life was one Of almost
uninterrupted good health yet he had acquired in
very high degree the patience Of the saints, which
is usually through much trilulation. This he ever
indicated as occasions offered; but especially in
sickness, severe attack If which brought him near
to the gates Of death about four wears ago. and
which seemed to have been specially designed 10
give him warning and discipline his mind and heart
preparatory To- his last illness. And in his last illness
which in Il few weeks reduced the strong man t.
the extremity of death, he was not heard to COM
plain and seemed to lose SIGHT of hi. own suffer
ing> in his efforts to relieve his family from their
unmi'itatcd attentions and to soothc the feelings
which they betrayed iii prospect of being bcrcaveI
Of their beloved i:cad and earthly support. A few
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Sale at Auction.

FH'llE subscriber wishing to 90 west. will sell at
Auction. Oh saturday. September 80 Is5i, nj
10 o'clock, \. NJ on the premises
& tons OF Hay and Corn Fodder;
80 bushels Corn in the ear:
Various articles of Furniture;
Farming Tools:
Cows and Sheep;
Shctc;
Hlack>mitll'> Bellows;
| Buggy Wagon. besides MANY articles TOO nu-
mcroII> To- mention.
e. All persons indebted to the subscriber either
by book note notified to settle the same dur
ing the present month.
HIRAM HOT CLIFTON.
Pas>uml~ic Village. Sept 20. 1874. so5w2*
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BONNET RiRRONS.


SMITH. SINNER Co.. importers Of
FREMW IND MILLINERY f,ONY)E.
Have now in store fall assortment Of Ribbons &
trimmings. in all wdt'i~ ard ~.vlc-: and :, more.
complete stock "iGi'rr:l Millinery and Sin Goods
ti'ai' Ill present on hand canE"t tc found in The
c"u'i'rE. NE trace are urgently requested 10 y
anime this stock which will he sob. on Tie ,uost ia
v"rahc terms. u: s., MEX ,:rcct l...,...m
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A"rii; and C'n';i.>-''.:: l.. 1n. *:.l,- tvcrv >,
,!i': iu! Sa:ura, i..-c'r-u
NJ. 81 ii:,.a =. re~:.u.
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R.GREEE, VI. d., Indian rhv>:

CIaii. UII!cc. y FsOo.Iiiio.i =. BOSTON.
DR.. GREEN i probably Ike ONLY scientific phv-
s;cian who has thoroughly investigated .le
natural system Of medicine is practicc,i hv the alb
or.i.e- ol ih> c"u,,trv.
Dir. e.. may lie c"i.~u ed "a: !i> ,tiicc every Non
day, Tuesday, a!!d S,iur lay from .. 4 ~ till !,
i. NJ. Al the original I''lan Remedies prepared
II scientific nlai.!.cr. ana "r ,.lr IL h. Office
Circulars containing. ,.,:.~t 'c~cr,.n,l .t hi
mode o practice. III. Il: u..;it rc.,.r.icc "a case,
cured. nlav be ",t "e.i Il: Tie De- office. or ~,
h agent. az >c!.; Hail fee ni cai. ru ailv one
requesting i. Terms Tca>ur.;r i,!c-i,!vic. free
Dir. Gi:tr>'S I'rl'in i,i...'c.- t;,i Hurur- The
Blood, l..l" So, IL. -" Coughs. ,.r.. ;;il,:ci,
g., .'r IL '.vj & !;iN;;ii W u.
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CARPETINES...rEAEI. MARTIN.

l'' Hanover St. has good assortment cfow ,,ri,
rI CARPETS. Which he will sell at har..in Also.
Window Shades !nd Fixtures AMI all o.llcr kinds
oI Go"d> usually kcrt il Carnct Stnr,.s
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WHAT CAN BE HAD Ar

y VI. f":.i..ii.bS. ~. Gtrurt sircc. n.-tc,,:
Military t'l'''l- Hiii Trimmings
Swords. ll'an';:-. :,a>hc>. Anry I-;co> t;r.
E".a!la '''"~-. ~i' l.lr,.- >...i- ar,l Eiir...S
Theatrical C>i;in;.,- Ar.i,l.-- = Nh rar.-s &c
Fencing Foil. Ma~h-. ;i.'! l:4,i,. swords
R;,'nrr Hjik-. frl-.>. Ia>>".- Ar
u:'r''n"iif:il TRAININGS l''r i'I.ii.c Coi;.an;..
mite: >::.:.< i:l.r-. Decorations. &C.
Ercalia and Ic~"i. t'.r ,i'tl,r .nri..rs''
Ea!t', E">'- alid Balls. tavci- Ar
Masonic CARPETS. Diplomas md Books.
II vu VIII az sifr,e wa d. 10, krrnx where it-
find. direct v"r .r.'r> IL ..,,c One price only
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CIRCULAR RI1I.DINe:-

:, '"Hction Marshall Blackstone & Hanover .trcct.
l;"~:"n. Carpet AM! urr,tnrc Store. Flush Fur
n''nrc made 90 "rsl"r. Wholesale for cash, retail,
for cash. very low. Please Call Wp. l. Er,,,.~
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BRIGHTON MARKET

BRIGHTON MAEKET-Scytcmper H.
At market 1900 beef cattle, 500 stores, Coco
sheep and lambs. $50 SWINE
PEI'E> EcciCattle-Ex:ra. ss; LIST quality s;
"a quality -; 81 do .a1; ord. 5a5:
sheep Snd l.ambs-S4, a, :, Gas. Bv lot, IA, l!
Slta2.
Swmc-4c: retail. 4:aSc: Fat Hogs there were a
bout 500, which were slaughtered for market
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HeWs Patent American Action Piano Forte

r''n ''r lII'i>r"lIs TI!>t. Z. Y. to.tsclalk IL
Mr.. licw> Agent ~ New Nork
Nrw York Dec 3 1874.
ME. y. i. Il. CrrrIsS-D,.r SIR: U,v.ur b,J Mo
Pleasure IT rcrt"r!ri:'g UPON Geo lew American
i'ateit Acli"a Piano. II the W,rl> Flirin hi. city
III" present Year. AMI u:lcr al h. Planes NJ yclr
NarrI"on.. winch aiI;rr,.",l 1n. much ;',,.u,.
chec-fnllv recomncn! then, 10 the public. am
very glad Of tn" improvement in the action These
instruments h"wi>c AZ" If excellent tone owing.
no d"l!i. TO tie perfection of the >..acs Very re-
specially. IN ,;nrr.,u.ir
Mnufic.orv. No. .f5 Washington : BOSTON
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=. e.. SiMTkINS.

No. 12+ State st.. opposite broad st.. Eoston oilers
i'r sal" an extensive assortment Of Account Books
Letter Copying Frc>>cS. Copying Eo"ks, Counting
House AMI Srh"l Stationery. &c.
banks and Insurance Companies furnished with
superior Account Books ~ ,-;t.ru ~ >l.,r, pn.;cc
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BOOTS. SHOES & RUnRERS

HENRY l.. DA''ETT. has for sale a large stock nc
Boots and Shoes. nlic of the best stock for the
New England trade. AMI they viii l.c sold AT the
lowest prices for cash Also. all kinds Of stock fer
on"r Manulacinrcr>. AT the lowest prices.
NJ. ~ hltv St. (nrp">''c Central :. y Boston.
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Il l.ltS II 4 " A. Cc.

Manufacturers al Ili:i I'i:n0F SAFES. Ts,s,.r
P"r..'-f fr,"i i".h-. l:=:i. karl.s. Sd l.;.r.
ti--'-. Ne. &. i-'-i'.v a.. l..'::ii. .ica,tt It's
-"r l..r,.. that t.:,i t.. I, mi D.: il:' civ
.tl.r...-'..vi. Ef.-,..ri.