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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

WO0Ds MIHsTRELs, Mechanics Hall, Az 6rcsdwsy
BpsKrEYs OPERA HOUSE $50 Rrosawsy-BvGz
sHY's EYmopyAn ORHnA TRouPE.
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FLORIDA.

Bidders are requested 10 erdmtne carefully the in.
struct.2nS, forms Of proposal de- attached 10 this
advertisement.
oool From Charleston, Q by jacksonville, Fla
Mandarin, Msgnolis Mills, Md lie re-, ri o.
lata' ard Orange Mills, 10 P.latka zoo miles
AID back, twick a eek
Les' e Charleston Tuesday and SATURDAY at pm
Arrive At Jscss nvils N KIT DAYS by II IN
etye Jacksonville Wednesday and sunday at
l2m -
Arrive at PLATA next lays byeam
Lave Pilatka Monday and Thursdsy at s a m
Arrive at Jacksonville next days by 8 an
Leave Jacksonville Tuesday and Friday at 4
Arrivet Charleston ne t days by loan
Bid to extend to Welska are invited
$500 From Jacksonville, by Barbsr's. AIlis,tor,
Little River, Mins, al Springs. CoIumbus,
Madison, Sandy Ford, aad Monticello, to
Tallahassee, 1872 miles and hack, tyice Q
week.
Leave Jacksonville cund.y ana Uednes dey at
7pm
A;riv- at T.llahas: ce In 4s hours, by7pm
Leave Tallshsssse sunday srd wednesday ut 8
an
arrive at jacksonville p Is hours, by sam
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sxts Frm Covington, by Middle Ridse, Oak Hill.
MsDonough, and Double CABINS, 10 0rfan.
- niles md back, onos . wssk.
Lssvs Gov nsten Monday atsa
Arrive ct Griffin same Gay BY spm
LeaveGnfnn Tuesday ~ 3 m
Arrive at Covington same days by spm
e4l< From Lythonia by Fiat Rock, to White House
ID miles and back once q weak
Leave Lythonia Friday 81 lam
Arrive &C White House same day b. l7m
Leave White House Friday at 1 %
Arrive At Lythonia tsms day By 6pn
o<is From Lythonia to koekbrdgs, Q miles aud
back once Q week.
Leave Lytnonis rnursiay ct lam
Arrive II Rock bridge same days by m
Leave kockbridge THURSDAY at loan
Ar. Lnve a. Lythonis same days by IL IN
oAo From stone Aountzin, by Yellow River and
Sweet Water to LAwrsu eyiue 20 miles and
oack, siA times Q week
Leave store nountsiu, daily, except Sunday,
Arrive st Lwrencsvilis same days by Ham
Leave Lswrer sevill. daily, except Sunday, at Il
Arrive at Stone Mountain same days BY 4pm
o4lT srom stone Mountain, by pinckneyyille, to
Wsraw, Is miles ana back, once . week
Lssye stons Mountain Saturday at ID
ArriVeAt WARSAW same dsy by m.
Leave Warsaw SATURDAY st am
Arrivs ut stone gountain same dsy by IL m
o41s From Decstur, by Psnthersville, fuckers
Cabin, and Stockbritge, McDonough, q
miies and back, once q week.
Leave Decatur Friday at 8 N
Arrive at McDono ugh same day by spm
Leave = eDonoush Saturday at m
Arriye at Desstur same day by SPIN
csis From Meponough, BY Spring, to sandy Ridge.
10 miles and back, oEce q week.
Leave McDCnough satur Jay at Sam
Arrive at Sandy Ridge same day by liam
Leave Fancy Ridge SATURDAY az ~ m
Arrive al Meoonough sams day by SPIN.
6i2j From Marlborough to Jonssba ro', IA miles and
back, six times week
JAaYA NcDeDou0h cailv ax.ant q
Arrive at Jones boro ms days by I'm
Leaye Jone boro daily, except sunday at 1 n
Arrive at AcD0noush same day by5pm
eS1i From Wssbip gton, BY hamburg, PETERSBURG,
Canoan's Mills, ). C., and eCa non to An
bsville @ Il, !3milss ana back, twice a we. K
Leave Washington russdry, and Saturday at
Arrive at 'bbsyile Ii came DAVIS byenn
Leave AbbeTille Ii Monday and Friday At 8
Am
Arrive at Warrington came days by 6pm
Proposals for daily service arr invited with |,
view to convey tie great Northern and South
ern mails, at speed ofnot less than niles
C421FrcnI Washington, by Msllorysvlle. Fishdsm.
aid Indian Hill, to Elb-rton, 81 miles md
back, once a week.
Leave Washinjgton Friday st cam
Arrive at Eloerton same day by 6Pm.
Leave Eloerton Saturday a. 9 am
Arrive at Washington same day b. 6pm
o<3 From Washing On to U ntrev lie. IL mi. es and
back, once a week.
Leave Washington Friday at l Pm
Arrive At Centreville same day by5pm
Letve Centrsyills Friday at sam
ArTise at sshiEgtoa same day by II m
ei24 From Ksysvills. by Leath rv,ne {, Lincolo.
ton, II niles and back, twice a week
Leay- hsysVAe Tuesday and Tnrrsdsy, at IL
Arrive at LiIeolnton same dsy. by Bpm
ka's Li1colnton Tuesday and THURSDAY at
Al. Pa
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esos From St Augu tine to Picolsts, Is Mills and
back. four times . week
I Lesvs Ct Aususfios Sunday snd wednesday ss
Arrive ' at Pieo.ts same day by Up n and
Leave pieolas. Monday and THURSDAY ste
. Arrive at St Augustine sans days By II m
eso4 From Piia.ka, by Orange Springs, Orange
Lake, Silver Spring, Ocala, Camp lIsrd, An
gusta, Piercevill Melendsx and Fort Tsy-
Tor. to Tampa, 150 miles and back, twice
Leave Pilatka Monday and Thursday at . m
Arrive a. Tampa next Wednesday AID sstur-
day by 4pm
Leave Tampa Monday and Thursday at 2 N
Arrive At Pi'atka next wednesday and satur.
. Proposals to omit Silver spins will b. con-
sidered.
oso5 From Pi,atka, by wslaka, volusis, and En-
terpr %, TO MellonviIle $50 miles and back,
snce q week. in steambea:
Leave Pila ka Monday at Sam
Arrive at Nsllonvi 10 oext day by IL an
Leave NJ ellonville Tuesday at / pm
ArriSe at Pilatka next day by SPIN
Bids to commences at wslaka are invited
$500 From Enterprise to New SIN, rns, 30 miles
and back, once week
Leave Enterprise Tuesday at cam
Arrive a. New smyros same day by 6pm
Leave New Smyrna Nondayst 8 an
Arrive at Enterprise same day by6pm
6s07 From New Smyrna to Indian Biver, 40 miles
and back, twice month
Leave New smyrna on the 1st and Sd Wednes
davs Of each N nth
Arrive at Indian River in days
Leave In di,n River on the ID and 4th Sstur-
days Of esch m' n b
Arrive at New smyrna In six days
oSOS From indian River. by Jupiter to Mia nj, lSe
miles and back, once Q month
Leave Indian River on the ist Friday Of each
month
Arrive at Miami In days
Leave Miami on ths2d friday Of each month
Arrive at India n River In 8days
$500 From Key West to Miami, 200 miles and back
once a month
Leave Key West on the 9Th Of each month
Arrive ut Miami by the 18th
Leave Miami the 18th Of each month
Arrive at Key West by the oath
6sl0 Prom Newnapsvills by Fort Clark, Wsca-
hootie, Micanopy, Pennington. and Newton,
to Ocala, 81 miles and hack, twice . WEE K,
suppl ing Wacahootie only on the return
trip on Friday, and emitting Mioanopy on
that trip
Leave Nswnanville Wednesday and Sunday at
Fam
Arriv, at Ocals next days by 10 m
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os43 From Canton, by Fall Ground, IIarnagsville,
and juno, TO Dahlonegs 40 miles and back,
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NiVm NtuSCu, .Dy bESnnQ, liar nagev1lle,
and juno, to Dahlcnegs 40 miles and back,
oncs week -------s
Leave Canton saturday At am - ~
A1rive ct D.hlonegs same day byepm
Leave Dahlonega fridsy ~ 90 m t
Arrive ct Canton same day by @ pm
o&44 frsm jefferson, by John Randolph and Gains,
to Cumming and back, once . week
Bidders will state the distance and propose
schedule -..-.s.4 80. :.
GAS From Spring Place, by Cedar Rikre to Dalton,
Il miles and bsck, three times q week
Leave Spring Place Monday, "Wednesday, aud
and Friday at an
Arrive at Dalton cams days by ~ m
Lesve Dalton Monday, "Wednesday snd Friday
Arrive It Spring Pia,e same days by4pm
$40 From Bisir.ville by Choestce, Louisville and
Plsasans Hetreat, 10 Dshlonega, 81 miles and
back, once q week
Leave Blsirsvile Monday at am
Arrive At Dshlonegs same day by6pm
Leave Dahlonega Tuesday at 70
Arrive at B,airsville SAM day by pm
CAT From Biairsville, by Young Cane, TO Morgan.
ton, 20 miles and back, twice n week
Leave Blairsville Tuesday and Friday at a m
Arrive at Morgauton same days by i2m
Leave Mcrganton Monaay and Friday at p m
Arrive At Blsirsville same days by pm
GAS Prom Csyt, to Blarsville, 40 miles and back
once a week
Leave Clayton Wednesday at am
Arrive at Blarsvile same day by 7pm
Leave Blairsvl Thursday at a m
Arrive at Clayton same day by 7pm
644s From dsrgantown to murphey, N. O. and back
once a week
Bidders viii state distance and prupose sched-
ule
645o From Ball Ground to EIlsjay and back, once a
week
Bidders viii state the distance and propose a
scheddle
645l Frou Morganton, by Blue Ridge, White PATH,
ElAay, Talking Rock, Paramount and Pine
Log, TO CassTille, 90 miles and back, twice q
week
Leave Morganton Tuesday and Friday at m
Arrive al Cassville next days by 6pm
- Lave Cassvill- Monday sBd Thursday ut q nj
Arrive at Morgauron next days by u m
6452 From Young Cane, by Skeinah. Stock Hill
Tekehetly, and Carticay to Talking Rock, AZ
miles ana back. once Il week
Leave Dung Cane We'd esday at O m x
Arrive at Talking Rock same day by SPIN
Leave Talking Rock Tuesday at S a IN
Arriv- at Young Cane sametdav by 6pm
6453 From Jasper to Cassville and back, once d
week
Bidders will state the distance and propose a
schedule
6i54 From Lswrenceville, BY Gains and hog Noun.
tain, to Gainesville, 81 miles and back, thrss
times week
Lave Lawrenceville Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at - m
Arrive ct G. inesville same DAYS by SPIN
Leave Gainesville Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday al am
Arrive 1t 11wrrncsyille same DAYS BY ii am
c4os From Lawrenceville, by CLinquspin CIR We
Auburn, Mulberry, and Marcus to jefferson
80 lies ami bark, cnce n week
Leave Lawrenceville Friday at S am
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6476 From Pslmstto by County Line and Cedar
Branch 70 River Town, 20 mpes and back,
one week
L.av. Pslme 10 Fridsy sseam %
Arrive o River Town same day hy ID n ia, =.
Leavs River Town Friday az I o n
Arrive at Pslmetto ssms day by pm
6471 From Newman by soluds to Ktdron, IL miles
and back, tSic4 a week e..ar
LesxsNeWnan Wednesday and saturday at ii
-. -
Arrive at Kidron same days by2pm
Leave kidron Wednesday and saturday ct Z
Aariveat Newman same DAYS by 10 am
6i7s From Newman by Lodi. Rutherford, Bowen
vile and Tall Pine to Carrollton, "a miles and
back, oncs q week -.
Leave NernaD Saturday al Sam
Arrive At Carrollton same day by 6pn
Law. O.rrolltoH Fr.dsv at Q m
Arrrye at Newman same day by 6p MI
$40 From Newton by Willow Grove sud Corintb
to Ashbury, 20 miles ard back twice week
Leave Newman Tuesd y and Friday at cam
Arrive at Asbury same days by Ian
Leave Asbary Tuesday and Friday ct pm
Arrive at Nssnsn same days by pm
$3.50 From Newman by Rio and Enon Grove to
Franklin, Il miles aud back once q week
Lave Newman "Wednesday ate a m
Arrive at franklin same day by IL m
Le4vs Frsnklin Wednesday at pm
Arrive at Newman same day by MN
6fsl From Eewsnn by Paris, Location and Har.
alscn to Eri,, 26 miles and back, once q
week
Lave Newman saturday at S am
Arrive at Erin same day by pm
Leave rim Friday at Sa m
Arrive at Newman sms day by SPIN
6is2 From La Grange by ONeaps Mills Cochran's
Cross Roads Hsmilto- and Castula to Colum
bus, IS miles and back dsily
Lsav. La G snge da ~ at "a am
Arrive ST Columbus sam days by 9!pm
Leave Columbus daily ats a m
Arrive at Is Grange same days by 8 Pm
6iS3 From La Grange ny Vernon. ntioch, Wshad
kea, Ala, RICK Mills and Roanoke to Wsdo
wee, mile end lack once . week
Leave La Grange Tuesday at pm
Arrive AZ Weedowee next DAY by pm
Leave Weedo vee Thursd " at q m
Arri>e at La Grange nexe day by Han
64Si From La Grange by Houston TO Franklin, 81
miles and hack, twice q week
Leave La Grange W -sdsy and Saturday at D m
Arve at Franklin same days by7pm
Leave Franklin Tues az and Saturday at a m
Arrive at La Grange same days b. I'm
6tS5 From Villa RIGA - Van Vert 81 miles and
back. once week
Lave Villa RIGA Saturday at 6 am
Arrive ut Van Vert same day by IL
Leave Vac Vert Saturday at IN
Arrive at Villa Rics same day by7pm
a fSl ID
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Die0.

In johnson, Oct 9h Mrs LUCY PUTNAM wife of Joshua
Putnam, aged 50 years, months and ~ days.
Thus has passed away fully fit for Heaven-a dutfu
we, kind and afeconate mother. Printers in N. " and
Ill. are requested to copy.
In Orange, Oct. d. of Typhoid Fever DAVID HoLpsooK
Esq. aged 81 years
Also DAVID c. HoLBRook, of the above was drowned
while fishing in mill pond Sept. 18th. aged years.
In Emore August 2oth Mr. JASPER N GALS Of Jonas
and Abigail Gale, aged q years. months and 20 days
Farewell to all things here below,
To my blessed Savior must go 81
long to dwell in Heaven above,
Where all is peace and love.
Farewell, my loving wife, farewell
I'm going home, in Heaven dwell;
We here on earth no may NEE
But at our blessed Savor's feet.
Farewell, my father mother d.ar
You soon will leave this world Of fear;
Ipray happy life you'll live,
And you'll glorious crown receive.
Farewell my brothers, sisters dear,
Prepare to meet In Heaven while here,
Where we shall happy again.
And there forever to remain.
Farewell, uncles, aunts, cous ms dear,
| We here on earth no more together may dwell,
III whilst here on earth we PREPARE
Wesoon in Heavenishal meet and there forever dwell
Farewell, my associates bid you all adieu,
| No longer can stay with you
III here on earth you'll holy be,
Prepare to meet in Heaven with me.
! Farewell dear -stends, leave you al=-
| Ny saviors voice doth loudly CALL t
His time there's none earth know,
| Farewell, leave you all below. y Con-.
In Brookfe Oct Sth after an illness OF about four weeks
Of Typhoid Fever Hon. MLroN BGBLow aged about Al
In the death of Mr. not only bereaved famiiy
and unusually large circle personal friends but IN
town and county Of his residence have lost one Of the beat
men and one OF the most intelligent and useful Of citizens
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der Braces, Abdominal Supporters and all other
useless and injurioas traps, trammels and nets
Ter catching The hard earned money of The cred.
ulous.
Dr. HEArH Is deyoting all his energies 10 the
Treatment Of Consumption. Diseases of the
lhrnAl. Lungs. Heart Chest. and all Chronic
Diseases Ut bath SIX IS. Having successfully
used inhalation for many years, he regards it as
valuable aid In the treatment of affections of the
Lungs, but not specific one, when used alone,
by any means.
The Lungs, the Skin, the Stomach and Bow
els, are all alike mediums through which the sys-
TEN is brought under the influence Of remedial
agents in the cure of disease.
The Doctor s moitois Candor and Honestly"
-Ne~ York Day Book.
A Bedouin Arab stallion has just arrived in
Philadelphia, of the celebrated Kylan breed in
Eastern Arabia lie is of grey color, and four
years old 10000 has been refused for him,
and his owner requires $l2500. The horse
was one hundred and sxty-six days on shipboard
during which time he never laid down. He is
said to be in exec lent health,
The yellow fever is abating at Norfolk and
Portsmouth, but is raging violently at Vieks-
burgh, and other places in Mississippi and Louis
ana
The Governor Of Iowa has issued his procla-
nation appointing Thursday, November 22d, to
be observed as day of thanksgiving and praise,
1t is mentioned as fact worthy of netice that
the naval armament destroyed by the Russians
themselves, to prevent it from falling into the
hands of their enemies, exceeded in number OF
guns, the whole naval force of the United States
Rev Austin Wiley, for sixteen years editor o
the Portland Inquirer. has been obliged to give
up that paper on account of ill health He is
ministry fr snT
The Clerk of the House has appointed j. p
G. Costrill, of Montpelier Norman Williams
Jr., of Woodstock and Georg, G. Hicks, o
Rutland Assistant Clerks
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.Jasper ~. Gale's EState.

ThE SUBsCKBERs, having been appointed hy he Hon
Probate Court for the District Of Lamoie, Com
mssioners 0receive, examine claims de-
maDds of all persons against the estate of JASPER
N. GALE, late of Gilmore. in said District deceased,
and the term If six monihs from the 10th day Of sep
tenbe 1885, being allowed by said Court to the creditors
said deceased exhibit and prove thar respective claims
before us-Give notice that will attemd the duties
Of our appointments the dwelling house Of iaria Gale,
in Gilmore, IN said District the second Thursdays OF
December and March next at ten o'clock IN the forenoon
on each of said days. JOEL MARTIN, c,
HIP. D0TY, JOINTS
Emore. October LIST, A. d. 1855. ~
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From the Sentinel aud Reforrner Worcester, Mass.
WIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHBRRY-rhe beneficial effects
of this remedial composition astonishing the world and
make 1t one OF the most popular medicines known For
Coughs Colds, and Consumptve cases. Its curative powers
are established by numerous testimonials of the highest char
acter In the first stages OF the disease termed
Consumption gnang from neglected colds has been
used with undertaking success and hundreds
they owe the restoration Of their health to this invaluable
medicine Many OF the first physicians prescribe in their
practice.
Always signed l. BUrrs on the wrapper.
Fred f. Smith, b. O. Tyler, Collins Pierce, whoesal e
agents for Montpelier.
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MONTPELIER MARKET. net ~

,PRofIsIoNs, &o.-Rutter, family, Is to.9O; store ls
u.s. Cheese, 10 to 10 Lard, 10 to Is 1aIlow, 90 to
Dried Apple, Eggs l? per doz. Potatoss
Is TO As per bush.
FLegR-Extra hne slO5o to co. 90 fancy 800 5to $40
.uperfne, none.
GRAIN AND lAY-Corn northern 2J per bush. Oats 81
to62 Herdsgrass Seed, $3.50 Glover 70 to nc perl
Hay, 81, 90 to 1000 perton.
| MIscELLt NEous.-Dyy and Green Hard Wood, $50 Il
lao per cord Shingles 81 so TO zoo perM. WoM 25 u
34c per lb Nails, $4,2 per cwt. Salt, Liverpool pei
bush. 50 Turks Island Toe
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STATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court holden at
BRADFORD DISTRICT, West Rarce, within and for said
District, May 8, 1855.
PRESENT Hon C. B. LESLIE JUDGE
JAMES FULLER, of West Faree, Vt, agreeaby to an
Act approved November 80, 1S5I adopted "John Milo
Msrsh," mnor Of Milo Marsh, late Of Brasher in the
County of St Lawrence and State Of New York. deceased
an Heir at Lawto be known and called hereafter by the
name of !" John Marsh Fuller.'
Given under my Hand aud Seal Of said Court this 10th
day Of September, A. D. 1885, at West Pairee.
Attest ALVAH BEAN, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court holden at
BRADFORD DsruT, Newbury within and for said Dis
trct, January IA, A. D. 1854.
Present Hon. c. b. LESLIE, JUpGH.
John A. MEADER and Ann NJ. Meader wife Of said John
A. Of Newbury Vermont agreeably Act approved
November 3d. 1852 adopted Martha Mesder minor child
Of NathanA Meader, Of Caremont, N. H., an Heir at
Lawo be known aud called hereafter by the of Mar
tina Meader."
Given under my Hand and Seal Of said Court, West
Pairlee, this 10th day of September A. D. 1855.
AIyAH BEAN Reciater
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Che Mlarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Oct. 10.

oct.
At Market 1856 Cattle, 900 Beeves, and 4S6 stores
consisting Of workin aoxen, cows and calves earrings
two and three years olds
PRiCES-MAKET BEEF Extra, 90, 90; first quality
$780, second quality, 81 so 81 80 third quality s6,75
OF ainary, 81, 90 n $50.
RIDEs-s6.5O 100 percwt. Taliow, 1925 a $50
PELr,-S0,5O 0,75. Calf skins lac p.rib
WAL CALvEs-$6,DO a 7 90 ll.00
STokEs-WoRKiNG OxEN.-l24, $50, 1885, lao, l53.
Cows AND CALvEs-S32, 81, IS, 40, 10 81,
E,RLINss-S0 to 10 Two Years Old ,Si5 to 90 Three
Years Odds, $50 to SO.
SHEEP AM l..sHs-7asa at market. Extra, a tos.
By lot, 80 90, $50, $50.
Sw,sE-Relail, 6to DC. Wholesale, 6to 7c.
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BOSTON MARKET. Oct. Ia.

FLouR-Genessee, Michigan and OHIO. su,elGne, 5000
fancy ,so,25; extra Genesee, S09,75 to Hoo.
GRANCorn, yellow, ,O9Sc. white 0,94c. Oats north
ern: SIC. Rye, ,25c. Wheat, 50, 100 to O,00
PRovIsIoNs.-PrmePo Pork $2l 80 pc Dbl; Mess ,23O0
Clear; S250n. Western Mess Beef, $500 1900. Lard
IL ale Hams IA lac per lib Butter, common and
store, "a lsc: family 81 pc Cheese new Milk 9
l2e foul meal, sac Potatoes s., 90 $50 pei bush.
Hors-First sort 1885, - to 5c '54 crop 0to 90
SEEDs.-iterds Grass, S4,25 lao per bush. Glover
n0rhern, 10 l-2 a 15c perth.
| AsHEs-Pearls, 500 a : ,l2 percwt; Pots, 1875.
WooL-Prme 5axony Fleece so soc; Full Blood "A a
4Sithree fourths Blood IS 43 half 90 4O common
and one fourth do. 80 a a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
BRIGHTON MARKET. Oct, II

At Market, 1850 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores pairs Working
oxen. liz Cowsand Calves 1000 Sheep and Lambs, 829
Swine.
PRtCES-REEr CArrLt.-Extfa, 5000 hrst quality
80 50; second quality, $775; third quality, 1878 b50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Exra, $500 to 7,0O. By lot 81 SO
$40.
WORKING OxRN-70, 100 1875 In 10
Cows AND CALvEs--S24, 81 30, SIS, 65.
SwinE-6c, a 7c; Retail, 7 a 9 cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
From REV. b. r. Warren, East Greenwlch, n. [.

From Rev. e. II. Warren, East Greenwich, RI
In a letter written by Mr. WarEen, he says Z" have had
one of Jacob Chickering's Piano Foes my family near
two years. which In NIL respects perfect instrument
aud gives us entire satisfaction He adds also the fol-
lowing testimony to these Pianos: These Planes too
are nnrvaed in the perfection and beauty of their con
struclion having iron Frames and Circular Scales In
touch elasticity, sweetness aud brIancy of tone the
are unsurpassed. consider these Instruments in power
of tone depth Of bass and brancy of TREBLE equal to
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PATENT s.
AMBROTYPES!

Dasuerreotypes on Glass |!
THE .nhserhrr having ba right k,r Montpelier
] and vicinity new pr, pared i"take lhfse BE- 'ntifu
and ehanging pi.tprrs in glass; at his Daguerrean
land, ,,rt tiiir & BaheiOiI's star,
u STATE STREET, MONTPELIER,
The An of Ambrotypng has very recently been brought
10 high degree of perfection by Mr.. Cutting the inveH
tor who has secured patent for fourteen in France
Great Britain and the United States These Pictures
taken on the Plate Glass; to which nn0hor glass Is
mented thus retaining their brsncy oi ages and so
beautiful in tone build and clear in effect that they ares
uni cersaly admired and rapidly taking the place
DasuerreOtypes. LsA
Amhroypes can be taken equally well upon the smallest
mature up to the full lite size and in much less time st
ing necessary for good Dagerreetype. They can be
seen IN any ightas well engravngs, any pager pic
under glass; hence very suitable for large pic
lures 10 he hung In frames They reversed hut
seen in the natural position Of the sitter.
Daguerretypes be copied in this permanent style.
and enlarged TO any size The darkest OF dampes wealth
er equally favorable for this process with the airest and
dryei II Is rarely necessary to sit half minute In the
darkest day.
arrPrces va,yins from 81, 90 to $500
The public are invited to call and examine specimens.
| Montpelier July %, 1855 8. o. HEKSEY
NB-The subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he still connars Dagnrueotypng in the highes
| perfection uf the art aud all its various styles.
81 20. HERsE Y
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We select The following from numerous testimonie.
T. ON Musicians and Amatenrs, who have examined or
used Jacot Chickering's Piano Fortes.
From Charles R. Adams, Boston, Mass.
The following note was given bv Mr.. Adams an &C
complished musician, June 10TH 1e5i;- being well nc
quainicd with Jacob Chickering's Piano Fvres and thus,
of other caleba ed makers in this city, Take great
ure in saying that most cheerfnlly recommend tluse
Mr. Chcke:ng rs superior Instruments, iaving an even
ness and sweetness Of i"ne and shtness If acon ant
great perfection and beauty Of style and finish and BIO
lieve they will invariably give satisfaction.
CHARLES R. ADAMS, Director of Music
nj the New Baptist Church, ()r. NeaIe's)
Somerset street, Boston