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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-21
r AIDES WILL FIND AT THE JEwELRY

AIDES WILL FIND AT THE JEWhLh1
IL Store on Church street, the greatest variety 10
be found at any place, OF such articles as .hey
often wish to find, and a better assortment imam
ever before such as: Brazilian, Horn. Shell But
falo and Rubber COMBS; Dressing and Fine Combs;
Brushes; Perfumes; Pomades; Hair Oils; Extracts
for Perfumes and for Cooking purposes; Nursery ana
Toilet articles generally; Pins Of all sizes; Neeaes
of the BEST QUALITY at cents paper, Inc
richest variety of new styles Port Monaes; Purses;
Pocket-books; Retcules; Writing Desks; Dressing
Cases; Scissors; Cuff Buttons; Spool Stands; sew
ing Birds Crochet Rings and Hooks or Needles;
Busks; Belts; Buckles and Slides; India hnooer
Pens and Pencils; Thimblcs Needle-books; WORK,
bags and Baskets Traveling-bags; Curis and
Plain Hair; Comb-ceaners &C.. &c. comprising an
assortment well worthy of an examination; every
one who has the curiosity taste to leok at NiCE
GOODS whether they wish to buy or not, are invited
to call and see variety superior to any previous
assortment that have ever had the pleasure oil Oh
Iering to my customers. Ladies will find my store
pleasant resng-p place, with chairs and other seats
where they can sit and look at Goods, or walt 10
meet friends and neighbors who are around shop-
ping" Ladies (and gentlemen also0 fromIown or
Country, will please consider this as standing
Cor sitting) invitation. Come and see, the old
mylSdLw L. BRINSMAID.
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NEW BooKS-RECEIVED THIS DAY, AN
~ OTHER lot of "Dred." Also "Ilills of the shate-
muc" by the Author of the Wide Wide World,
'Humorous Poetry of the English Language, from
Chaucer to Sake; Notes by Parton, "Ncvcr Too
late to Mend'' by Charles Rcade, at the Church
Street Book Store by l.. A. FULLER.
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NkTAGONS FOR SALE.-0NE HORSE AND
w two horse wagons on hand and making at
all times. We also furnish Billiards. Patent Springs
aud put them under wagons to order.
A. X. a @. NJ. DUNCAN,
Winooski. june2 d&wGm
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nR. L, WESTON, JR., RESPECTFULLY IN
lDforns his friends and the public, that he is
now practising his proie sion as Surgeon Dentist,
in Burlington
Having devoted the last four years to the prac-
tice of Dentistry, in the firm of Childs, Shepherd
4 Ridgeway, Bostoa, he confidently hopes to merit
the patronage of the community. All who favor
him with their custom, may be assured Of prompt
and skillful attention, and ON reasonable terms.
The constant demand for his Tooth Powder, leads
him to inform the public, that during the past
twenty years it has been made exclusively by ben
lists for their own patients This in ITSELF Is suf-
icent guarantee for its superior quality. All who
have used it freely acknowledge its merits any
other dentriice.
Office over S, L. lIerricks Store Church street.
Burlington, VT, Feb. 4, 1855. dAwtf
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4 f. X TIFI TES
Important from DIR. T.. W. Sabin, o
Rochester n. Y.

This may certify that l have made trial
'Bach's American Compound" in a case Of severe
Bronchia Affection, and long standing irritation
Of the nucus coat of the Almentary duct By III use
OF two bottles Of the above Compound, it is thought
permanent cure was effected | have seen its won
dcrful effects in decided Of Scrofula Consump
ton, whore the patient was thought TO be beyond
cure-aftcr taking few bottles of the American
Compound is now thought to be out of danger, and
nearly well. From what have seen of the Com
pound l should certainly recommend its use in
such cases as above named.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-21

UNHE PLACE TO BUY WINDOW SHADES,
Il CORNICE, BANDS and PINS, is at
ap2l. STANIF0RD'S Dry Goods and Carpet store.
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NEW BooKS.-THE "ToNGUE OF FIRE" BY
N VIM. Arthur. Received and for Sale at
HUNTINGTON'S,
Corner Church and College Street. sept2l
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VARIETY PENCIL sHARPENER, SNUFF
Boxes, Jet, Coral, and Mohar Bracelets. In
da Rubber Pen holders and Pencil Cases, Flower
Vases, Boquet Holders, Crocdct Rings, Vest Buttcn
Rings fine Violin and Guitar strings Toilet and
Pocket Mirrors, Brushes and Combs, with Mir
rors, Bone Ivory, Papier Mache and other Fans, at
the old stand Church Street.
nj ] Il, BRlNSMAlD.
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Hon. b. J.. DODGE, Of Auburn, y. Y, and lats
member Of our State Legislature, and one of tins
most accomplished Physicians and Chemists Of our
country, after giving this medicine his personal OBJ
,crvation says -" 1t is destined to supersede all
liquid preparations for the cure Of Chronic dis.
eases
Bach'- Family Recipe Book is TO be had gratis =
all Az, nt,-you will there see cures Of diseases
corled-aud you invited to communicate =
any whose certificates are given, in order 70 p'>'
them genuine
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N. ONTIIELM.

NJ ONTHEIH,
Importer Of Wines and Liquors, ~ Front Street
1.-Two doors from Coenties slip,) New-lork
March ], 1855, wifi
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EHEAPt CHEAPER! CHEAPEST THE
~ BEE HIVE is now furnished with large and
Choice Stock of DRY GOODS for the fall trade.
Rich. rare and cheap. An enumeration is both
have almost every thing desirable in DRESS
GOODS Shawls, Cloaks, Talmas, Velvets, Ladies
Cloths, Trimmings, Embroideries, Laces, Hosiery
&C., Gloves, also a complete assortment of Elan
nels, Staple and House furnishing Goods &c. We
have intmated that they are chsap-but would in
yto all to examine our Stock and judge for them
Ives. N PECK Jr. 4 co.
Burlington, Sept. II. 1856. ddwtf
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S,TEEL PENS. THE BEST BUSINESS PEN IN
Sthe world can be found at NICHOLS CHEAP
CASH BOOK STORE. Some Of our customers
say that they have used them daily, for thrco
months. We don't want them to last so long but
we have sold nearly two thousand gross the past
year. large assortment of other steel pens
oct27 dtf
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nLAIN HAIR AND CURLS.-PLA1N HAIR
i Curls, of all colors. sizes and prices receiv-
cd at the Church Street Jewelry Store,
sept25 j. e. BhlNoMAlD'
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POtiChOmaDie.

fOtlCnOmdnle.
VUNIE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ART OF 0RNA-
j mcnting the simplest Glass Vessel to resemble
the finest painted China, at 1.-THE Of the cost, is
creating an immense excitement, Ladies and
Gentleman arc alike fascinated with this delightful
occupation A chaste and elegant amusement for
children and Schools, encouraging taste for grace
in design and harmony in the arrangement of coll
ors The whole Art can be perfectly acquired in
half an hour. Books Of Illustration separately 81.
Boxes containing Vases, Book, and every Article
required, So, sent by Express.
CONTENT, NEARl Co., Wholesale store.
500 Broadway, New York.
KID GLOVE CLEANER
An Important Discovery to the Reconnaissance
thing Entirely New Just imported.
"JoUVEN'S INODOROrs PREPARATION, ''op
for instantly cleaning Kid Gloves without 0
slightest Smell" Rub a small portion on lho
glove, and the dirt instantly disappears-can" b
worn Immediately afterwards. One bottle is wra-
ranted to clean Fifty pair of gloves. Price, 80 cents
Try it before buying All the Agents are present
ed with an open bottle to prove its operation
Agents are coming money by the unPrecedent ;
demand Moro wanted.
CONTENT, NEARY 4 Co., Wholesale Store,
w50wly No. SOP Broadway New York.
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Ehe Island school.

VNIE WINTER TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
I will commence December 10th. OF the quIh6-
cations Of the Teachers, it would not become to
speak. We can, however, with proprety announce
it our intention to do all in power to render
the school both profitable and pleasant to our pupils.
If Beautiful Island, ominently moral com
muuity, with an almost entire absence of the tribe
of Loaiers, andu comfortable School Building
do anything to render place desirable, resort
for Educational purposes, are sure that our
school will be commended to the favorable cOnsid-
Grafton Of the Public.
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LIAR! HAIR,!-A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
III Plain Hair, of all sizes and Colors just re-
ceived at No. l, Bank Block, which will be sold
very low. sept27 BRINSMAID & H1LDRET1l.
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A n NJ A n II Q o
~ aud its Premature Decline.
Just Published, Gratis, the Twentieth Thousand
\ FEW WORDS ON TIE RATIONAL TREAT
MENT, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Lo-
cal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and
Nervous Debility, Impotency, and Impediments to
Marriage generally. BY b. DE LANEf, NJ d.
The important fact that the many alarming com
plants, originating in the imprudence and solitude
of youts, may be easily removed without Medicine
is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated; and the
entirely and highly successful treatment, as
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
of which every is enabled to cure himself per-
fccy and at the least possible cost, thereby avoid
ing a J the advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope by renting (post paid) two post
age stamps to Dir b. DE LANEY, II Lispenard. St.
New York City Sep % W 9 m
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
DIRD.

BALLOU-On Wednesday June g. Allen N Baou, aged "a
years and 5montbs.
BARTON-At Philadelphia Monday June !, Thos Irving
CRANDALL-on Wednesday June Li.zy youngest d.u,h
ter o Susannah and the late Nathaniel b. CTanda aged
years
EvAns-Fbne1er Evans, Of consumption.
Empire Lodge No. GIL of o. r. respectful, inyited
to attend hi, funer. at O'clock on Friday the ofA iAn
GILL-On Wednesday, June Michael Gill; aged a years
native Of Ireland.
HATHORNE-A, Trinidad en- Thursday, May g. Capt Ha'
tbOn c, late Of the bark j. J. Hatbone.
HApDEN-On Tuesday June g. David Hidden, in the sSd
year Of his age.
HICKs-On Wednesday June Thomas Hicks aged 90 years
BOPPER-At New Prospect, N j. Friday, May - henry
Hopper. aged 50 years.
HOwARD-At boston on wedne.dsy June 4. John Howard
ESQ aged 7y years.
HYER-On Wednesday June Aaron Hyer IN the o'th year
JoNEs-On Thursday morning, June Frances FsInhsm
Her era will take place this day thosy 81 y oeioch M
on her late residence No IN South Thd street. near ''h
JOHNsTON-On Wednesday June Of erysipea', Mrs Jane
Cook, wife Of Charles Johnston.
LOCKARD-At Baltimore, on Wednesday, June g. aged 81
years, John Locksrd
MANNAt Batavia, ~ Y. wednesday, May ~ AeH.n Ya
Manu. in the 95th Of his He was native OF ne
bron Conn and OIL Of the early OF fairfield Hsrk
County IN thi, State He the .thsT Of the ion
Charles A. Mann OF utics and the Hon Abjah Mann, J OF
Brooklyn.
MARTIN On Wednesday June T. Mrs Mary Martin, in the
10th year Of hei age.
MITCHEL-On "Wednesday June 4, John Mitchell, aged 40
years, a Jaiye of Ireland
McCLINT0CKAt wntesbarIe, Penn, Saturday. May "a
John hcCnt0ck, esq of Phadephia AGED IL years
father Of the Rev Dr. McClntOck Editor OF The
Methodist Quarterly Review.
HlILIPS-At North Aniover, Mass, Tuesday June B.
MIA Lydia Phillips rec of the late Hon Jorn Phillips, in
the 78th year Of hei age.
PABKER-In Iredel County, n Thursday May p Mr..
Joseph Pske sged 80 years Also Rachel his wife aged ~
wears in hour and a quarter sftsr his death
QUICK-On Wednesday. Jupe Dsyi Emeion Of Elias
Is. and Am L. Quick sgei years and 10 months
ROTTZER-On "wednesday, June Mrs Caroline Rottzer,
at No. st8 Columbia street, aged 4f years
Tie inferred u the Evereens
ROLLINSOn Wednesday June Margaret g. wife Of John
T. Roips, aged 20 years
To h< Editor Of The NJ Y Tribune.
SIR: Having an announcement of our mar
rsge Jeersays Tribune you would obise by correcting
the Yours very respectfully WILLIAM CHRlSTY,
Nec- York, Jaie 5, 1856 KATIE LAMB.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
IAdvertisement.I |
Observation-Disclosures.

The elegant and tasteful productions Of the DAcUER-
taken 10 perfection only at BRADYs, No $50
Broadway.
ilr THE RAIN CONE, Sun SHINE
fhe Ambroype taken with equal facility In weather.
therefore 10 time will be lost.
Is YoY ARE Down Town,
fenember lower GALLERY, No 2o5 Broadway
of Fuiton-st heAsr House, exclusively de-
voted 10 the production Of Ambrotypes.
TaE Mosr DsL,cArE ExPREssIos
cAugh with positive perfection by the AmbIotypc and thus
secured for
UNIVERSAL PRAISE GIVEN
to the Ambroype produced by BRADY for it's successful
conbir alton all the excellent features Of modern art
AGED IyrIRM PERSONS
" pesse observe finishing and operating
ue on the floor they will escape the fatigue of
going up and down stairs.
AMBRoTyPE GRoUPs
taken of families schools military conpanes &c. with fde
ity never eqused Fine portraits in large groups have
heretofore been but the quick working of the Ambotype
does away with the ordinary i'm ?erft ctions.
TBE AMBRoTYPE CHILDREN is beyond all praise
Even the juveIe and of the little Cherubs
caught BY this wonderful invention in spite OF the hdgets that
have spoiled many dasuereotypes.
To KEEP PACE WITH TIRE AGE,
you become acquainted with these aud beautiful
creations Of art BRADys GALLERIES. Nos 2c5 and $50
Broadway where and where ouy the exquisite AubToype
u evoked In all the beauty Of perfection.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
Disassers, SC.

BRIG MARIA Boston from Port su Pri, ce was ~h1fs on
the Spit OF without damage after dschafsms ps VI
d.ck I ad with the stance Of steamer NeptuLe.
sHP PErERHoFr sbody fom Char l1,h ar io' na
. n on The nth Vessel hs. been stripped and abandoned
Waiter. E,q The r was built Ea.t I..,.n in lsi1 500
tuIs register, stood and was valued at 1@ sho vi"
A VESSEL Losr The Newark Advertiser OF June con-
v,,,eI belonging to Ms,Ga swes.y Williams Of this
city lost The morning Of The .sh uit OF tsanners
.std Long pa as hour. hard labor saece doi In
rescLs Ksls.ss Po about nile blow "estooos Ion
isvps nothing but lives Tue vessel total '''
BARI ATTIc. Of Portland Boston 2ath s for shediae
n b. wrecked Arehst tn0 cate siven) aid became
s1nR jos,yHrsr coLYER from Philadelphia for port on
ID squsn Beach IN very s,s. o o
so;npa wi d her about hours but could fe~ae no
ss.hee. The j. C. is supposed to have made p'" W.
in.nu.t.d By the B.h.m. Herald Of May Il hA -:
hoped hat the captain Of the brig will BE- abe t' 'o'
last e,s n "a one mile cas-, Si ss Island
III. Haibii seT, from CarOer..l
TIE Thomas CroppeI which has been ,'hors
Tbu,dsy spd bised All hernJ e. have been saved taken
toLsws, Del. and sold atOa5lc We. a. ~, rno,v
Kpox nom Phisde, phis for Port spain, while siss
tGcs m 70, the sheet to lead through fell o'cfoosdand
~ALIss eco hs. received the fO.as By tsls,
P cuth +. slsnd prev to the 2's u leaiy and Win
loss cf puost-. -
hRfc LEcnoRS Rose from Ph a5epbis for Boston, "" ID
COZ tsct MvDosy June 2 on Nsnncket Shoals Win
bog Csrom a. Bath Tor VrpDis AID hs maio toPnut,
bDlwsks stove stsnchoDs rails and main rigging broken
on the sabosro sice The Carolns sustained 10 ssmass
CaPTAIs informs tho underwriters that the soop "
Fox sunk Hell Gste, fiood Rock, RAPIDLY soioS
p eer Thee barrels Of lard aid four halfchess VI tss a.
that has of Her 30 uns of seno ~ne
az iron valued o0O AL on deck and gear "
the boar. engaged yestefdsy Ia sPpHs
her The vessel will prove tos lo-s she no~ es VII" Nor
ste I'd out Of elevation Of about 80 desea 49,
TIE BRIG SAMUEL EDWARD tb-fOIe reported a. hNd!
bee by ship supposed 10 he Ens'n IN st " .:
N lon 03 W al iIt, April H. wss iuslfed az tolioS':
uU the Bangor -rchaLt. nsIus Insurance ohse ana
fSt IN the Waldo Mutual InsursIee ONE be ase n
cargo was Insured 1900 in the Atlantic Mutual i"AA's
Cftcs. New-Yoik. a.. "a, u...,. an
1HE sHIP y. w. BAILEY KoPm,n, which eit hAssns
tie 9gh ult bound Trieste, with i2o bsxes suth
R port the light from ~ r. aud strong soifcn' ss
Cd shore dfifsd soDg with IT, and stIuk about tafesS
from he Moro kock The n,' igeDce was cosey
10 CHARLES Ty1s the AGENT VI the undeT siitsn no
tol st, amer sry aide sui proceeded 70 me eSs
OF the sas er few boufs of lsbr succeeded ~
tg the ship ito deep water, toved 10 gd oeg Ans5
txsD nstop Mr. satisfied rhat the snip could pc.
on her go, IL very that ye'se toacnes oh @
North sde of Cube in yenity AID gets oh-snd rev
1esy would have been fatal 10 ship anh chs,,
ysu $4,000 stead of runous saigass tbe o',y G s
has been few hundred dollars, o"log 70 AS
IouEt action VI the UnderyrerS agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
THrRsD&y, June 5-P n

There ,Ess not very Sc;ive Stock market IN dav
bu tle tends.cy was upward, and the market closed
tiru. The increasing ease Al the Money market en-.
cpurases speculation and prevents stocks from bein,
thromn on the market. The PnHepa vemen, To dsy
was in ReadiDg, rheh advaSeed TO oIl, IN improve.
ment ofs y ceut Erie f-s at 57i. Delaware
sold az Ia dividend of which " decline Of sboa,
3 eert. Eou the highest point Ia Western shares
there WA fsr busIess done at abou. Drevil.s rat,
There is Boe general inquiry for Railroad BOIL. and
the market is 6sm
The busin,ss n Exchange is light fr Satrt6,v,.
s,.a mer. ard pr,ees are * before quoted.
We notice engagements to Liverpool Of 81 600 bp,t
Grain at el97d-; 4,eOo bbL Flour, d. ID q 3D..
COO bbt . Flour to London AZ y. cd To Gasso~
GOO bu,t. Grain a; d. snd 50. bbls Flour at p "a
To Havre, limited bnAress at ls!e. for Grain, soc.
fr Flour lc ,-,r Cotton an! 2Js. fs Ashes.
The bu,iress of the seb-Treasury was: PAD
<sls7.. -: Received, sss 200 oo BalAs.oe, s7.s,s
ssi o.: Paid for ASA, Office, se5,7sl 9si PAD on Ds
buanS Che .ks, s!C9, ,5ij - Tie payments iacluae
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
MARRIED..

BLEECKER-NEILL-i1 Philsdelphi. en- Tuesday Jane 8.
Henry Bieecfer of Albany to AnLe daughter Of
kev. DIR. Ntil Of Philadelphia
CARRIER-CURTlS-On Wednesday, June 4, Mr.. Asbbel
Carrier TO Miss Frances H. Curtis, both OF Coli1syie,
Conn.
JARVlS-BRADY-On Thunday morning June S. in st Pat
ricts Cathedral by his Grace Archbishop Hughes Maria
Lo1ise Brady and Nathaniel Jarvis, jr of this city
JOHNSTON-LATTA-AtW Wooilswn SC. on Thursd.y. May
q Rufus NJ Johnston Ann Cecilia Lstta of former
place.
LIE HURAY-ROWLY-At Baltimore. on Tuesday June 3,
Geo. II. lie HUrsy of Newiork to Mss Louisa Bo~y OF
the former place
MARSHALL-YOUNG-On Tuesday, Aug. Il, 1875, by the
Rev p Corbt Albert A. Marshall q New York City 70 Miss
Sarah c. Young n Matteswan, Dutchess County n. T.
TALHAGE-AVERY-On Wednesday, June T. 10 the Mid.
ole Reformed Dutch Church Brooklyn by the Rev y. Z.
Smith the Rev. T. De Witt Tsmage OF Bound Brook, "
Mary Avery youngest daughter Of the late samuel 2.
Avery.
TILLSON-SYNAR-At Phisdephis on Wednesdsy, June I,
Oliver j. Till,on Of Ulster County, " Mss Mary W..
Synar Of Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
Injunction granted.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PAnr June s-Befsre
n1g Ra


Judge BRADY.
COMMIssIoNs-ISTERFsrINGQ QUESTION OF CNtbl-
BILITY.
Js, w Weston ast wm H. Degroot sni Daniel Darling
imylea5ed with Cha, Stearns
This case though presenting simple question OF
fact wss quite interesting features OF the
The plaa sues a. assignee stephen B. Peet and Geo F.
BoD and claims commissions fer services III the nsaIe VI
brokerage.
appears that stearns dete ndarts had the refusal
Of G0yeIpment contract to furnish 4OOOW Of brick e. the
Sc - thcu.t nd he u.ed II the
the O $40 OO stnediaey. aud ~ go
after its ced. No having the
flu d he applied to Peet and Brttou requesting than 10
sepoEsbe party toSuppy h- de ciency and oi0 in
the cCuue Through their agency arsIgemelt rs1e
with D.ost and Oar tug the ether defeudats tho ith Of
NAV. 1855
Il clsid on the part Of tie plaintiff that the defendant
ntl, agreed the h OF May for these services
sotisns tho the profits srsns
from ~ $40 beside This s.s for the 500.
The pof IL qJss0n beGg REGARDED as rather had0~ The
beoy Of DesTeci Dsr that SteSrn asins whom juds
has Sy default the so.s halle aud that he
promised t pay any speeitc sE,n.
the oifoct pO1t In the asguors the pla nttt
the sole cAsi the side he three de-
ssp1ants the Otals-
Seams ohecsi by thecounsel f pAint
be h. hsen Troy giEui Larceny
and tie State PRISM The defend
sls sIgued that 'hs eon OF under the code.
,h the deteIa3s absolute Tigt 90 testify
&&so Of the PiAH Gi are examined Al the ss-s'ioa
AZ IL court this point however, wai,d Two pardons
were sn prOductd ed becAka had b sat-
etoY shown the Goss<no by the testimony Of r -;
Whitnz that fsaTbs q toe fosery II sare
the time the LARCENY ~ss asess 10 nave oeen
IN. then introduced -four witnesses WIKI the desyn
Of IN a the eredibty II Mr. Dssroot; 70 ssstsu wAsse
CHARACTER hsHever wilson @ Hnut AleHsute- stout 1c
Verdict for u ndants. For Paun hsed and tAAfles
TLscy. For se.endants, J. Edssr and l. schsfer
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for THE n Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE by JOIN EATON.
WEoNEsDAY jane 4, 1853.
At market AT Cateabout 575 B-eves and 50 Stores
s ng Of Working Oxen Cows and Calves Yearings and
years old. -- ~
MAEKEr BEEF Extra y cwt S9d s9l frstquslty, "a 80
dSs6.l quality yS %; third quality. 81 1
oirary Ho.s, pcwt, ~ Ts'lo~ At 81 500s8 Pelts,
+ ~ Calfssins l2ldlic q 10, Veal Calves, So 81
SIS 81; 6t9 &C mhIke.
sroREs-voIsiDg oxen, 800, sl25 $50. sl15 70 se52
Year. Old A55 $50 80 sf5 & 49, $50 to $40
SHEEP AND LANBs1,l40 at ma ke' Extrs, 81 80, sll;
By lor : 2 s.. S5 S3 IS - to sc 80
SWINE Wholesale soft Hogs, sic hard comfei, 6.c p b
Sales quiok anc prices firm
REMARKS The is very poorly supplied. with the
cepon Ves and Claws sales Beet, sheep aud Lsnos
steady. Beef high for quick sales. the
bsers take hold Quit, spariogy the weather
in hr Cook Of Cambridge Owned The 45 head vt Illinois
he. vs p bead of which we're taken by Mr. Benz Knbs Of
CbaIlesown At from S36 T. ewt. The stock princ
psy sd business before IL O'clock ~ eses came
over the Fehburs Rsuroad 20 the Boso and Lsw-
Raro.c n 'en.ion, and the Western loaded
with Cattle, Sheep. Swine Horses and Fowls.