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earned in July $50 DOL 81 against sss SO for the
same month last year. showing an increase Of s2S,
$50 90. The Ohio and Indiana Railroad Company
earned in July e5 against tls72s 90 for the
same month last year, showing decrease OF $l,33
"A. The receipts Of the roads for August will be
given under the name of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company.
The quantity of timber received at Quebec, this
wear and the last, to the I'd Of August, was ss fol-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

III-7.Nfe HlE- ~ VI
AntIq.-The market vas quiet With email sales pots
OF o. 80, and pearls at 81 70
erUfFs.-fiour-The market was deprc ssed by
tie character Of tue Arsbss news, aud prce fell oil
sbort i(c per barrel especially on the lower grades
vc good extras we're little changed The transactions
o,ed up a7ou 600 600 barrels including all kinds
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Freights at Quebec on the I'd inst were quoted for
timber to Liverpool, 32s.; to Newcastle, $685.; to
Bristol S2s Cd; for deals TO London Is l5s. and to
Hull, f5 lis.
The annexed statement exhibits the capital Of the
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81 phOut Tic following
Comrncn 70 good s,ate. e5 IS 81
Common 70 good Michigan ...........,..... 550a SIS
IxrA siate. ......t.t..st..*4t..+t+++. 20 IL
Common 10 good Onio. ,.sstYs.s.....s..t. 90 10
Txra Quo. .................s...ta.,.. 80 o.
Southern mixed ~ good brands .......... rs rs
10. fancy and exra...4............ so q s rs
CsDsdisr superdne and extra. 6l5a ECO
Choice extra Georgetown, Richmond City
Nils and st. Louis. ...... .....s...... 500 a SIS
HaxaH spd Galegos ...............~..I 10 so 10 IS
Canadian -four vas In moderate demand With sales OF
AGO 500 hbs., at the above quotations Southern
without change o. moment while Gales were confined to
zoo 500 bbis., at the above quotations Rye -four
steady, al o. IS. Indian meal firmly held At
Is IS BTandywlne, at 81 12k. Wheat was irregular
ard IN most sales showed decline of about 2o Der
brshei The market active however and the trans
act embraced about So GOO 60 600 bushels Included
10 tho salts were Southern white AZ al SO 60 and
email lots do ~ ~ 90. About 20 900 bushes souhegp red
sold NJ 81 So and amber co0rcd Tonnosses 4,
y bs lot Of poor canada club cold a, 81 Isl white
do sold ~ y 80 ~ az. and mixed d. eli as west
crn dull et 81 30 ~ 40 for Mlwaukic rcd while
Chicago spring vas nominal al 81 as sI So Corn was
witt 4 charge or moment The sales embraced about
25 600 80 900 bushels including sound Western ixed
Ole. elke, and disiillIng lots at Sc, SIC a $50,
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Jran1 total.st*s s9f fV4tit5s EOAb,dO0 lve.C
TtN above statement exhibits. upon comparison
with the rs day Of January last an in rease in the
amount of capital Of 1888 600; Of deposits.
1855 ,75o; OF loans, O. Cos ,703; and Of specie,
s43s,747; and decrease in the item Of net circu-
lstion OF t392 ,2Ts.
kesSs De Coppet q Co, in their European Cirou.
lar. rtpors the negotiation Of an Issue Of s350,0O0
rst mortgage bonds Of the first section OF the Bur
ungion and Missouri Railroad Uoss). These
bonds bear eight per cent interest, are redeemabe
10 1879, and have the prisilege Of conver.ibility
INTO the shares Of the company until 1871.
sinking fund Of two and half per cent annually IL
provided for In the mortgage deed.
The cash balance in the hands Of the United
6tases Assistant Treasurer il Boston, Aug Q, 1866,
was a. follows
Post once account -s's'st.....t... 4ls39 -
Deppstors. .tt*t.ttt.. lo1 ai5 10
Total So 52p III 81
We aDpex the monthly statement Of the Pennsyl
yanis Railroad for July in connection with the fr-l
al months OF the year II win be observed that the
increase continues large and steady. II may reach
Al 600 900 By the end Of the year.
Rsossp a road for month ending July 81 sg22 '-2 %
Stue month last year s.'.t..ts.s.s.'. t9ttA46 "a
fncrease... 4tt4 t...s.4.ts.t.tnsstss. STD tb0 %
Receipts from Jan l. 1850 70 Aug l. 1856 sla go 10
same period last year ,,,,t.tsstssss.. Aib1P1s II
tners.s.............................. 500, 81 a
Tie Ohio AID Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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-LdSt year ~ S0lS tune OutSluerS Weit ulspostu W
buy and able to hold. and they relieved the market
materially. At that tin there WAS comparatively
small amount Of stock in the street The corner In
Michigan Southern, in Cleveland and Toledo, and in
Chicago and Rock Island, teuded to the concentra-
ton Of large lots of the stock Of each company in
toe brokers' hands. and il has no. since been distri
buted. The pressure upon the market IS therefore,
Likely to be very great when the pinch commences.
There are no outsiders to help the brokers carry
stocks and this, with the additional amount held on
speculation, makes it difficult matter to manage
Outside operators, who last year at this time held
thousands Of shares Of the prominent rail-
road stocks, have not now single share.
When prices touch very low points, there
viii undoubtedly be q moderate outside demand
but that time is great way of. After the first
board prices found much lower depth Erie sold
down TO 57s per cent. 1t afterwards rallied, and
closed at 6s4. Several thousand shares changed
hands at the decline and the improve nent was no
thing more than natural reaction after such rapid
falling Of. At the second board stocks we're freely
offered at low points. Compared with prices cur
rent at the first board, Erie declined per cent
New York Central, ); Reading. !; Canton Compa-.
ny, 1; Illinois Central bonds, J. More than two
thousand shares of Erie and hree thousand shares Of
Reaong were sold at our quotations. AT the maj
close some stock were eighth so better, but
more freely offered. Operators at distance who
may be disposed to take line for rise at cur
rent rates, would do well to pause, and think
twice tefo-e they act. The money market is rapid
* hardening. The demand tor money is daily be-
coming more active, and today a commission Was
laid for loans. This has rot been known before for
months, and shows that the demand is beyond the
supply. The Boston steamer tomorrow takes ont
abcrt 100000 in specie and tue California remit.
lance viii not be in so TO help the bank average
much this week. The Sub Treasury is drawing
largely. Yesterday and to-day about three quarters
OF million paid in for duties, and the importa
tons continue very heavy. The shipment by the
Arabia, from Boston, tomorrow, for Liverpool. and
the payments into the ubTreasury in the past two
days are equal In amount to the entire Caforna
re1 ittance now due. The banks will not, therefore
be benefited in the least by the next California
arrival.
After the adjournment Of the board, the following
sales OF bonds and stocks were made at auction BY
simeon Draper
as 900 Lackawsrra Pr Coal Co Int added 50 soL.
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The Miners Journal OF Saturday, published in
the yery centre OF the schpylkll coal trade
urges the presses abroad to call the attention Of
the consumers 70 the state Of the coal trade they
want to keep prices down to q moderate rate next
winter. The trade T. absolutely langushing for the
want Of demand; Notwithstanding the large dea.
cheney, everybody appears to be holding back ex.
pecting coal to lie still lower-in few weeks longer
tic real state q the trade will begin 70 be realized
end then there win be a general rush--up viii 20
Tie prices Of both freight and tolls-snd the price Of
eoai viii also go up to corresponding rate. Those
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The Lake Superior Journal says that a company
has been organized under the provisions Of the ge-
neral rirosd Law OF the State OF Michigan, called
the Iron Mountain and Wisconsin Railroad Com
papy and have fled their articles Of association in
the Office OF the Secretary Of State -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Public,

PlTTsDURGH, Pa, Oct. 81, 1865.
DR.. Wyckofis operating in this city for
the cure Of Suffering QnG Sl0mmeriRg, and
having had an opportunity to witness his
process, feel it my duty to say that have
entire confidence in the general success of
his plan Of treatment and should predict a
cure in all cases. beg further to say, that
having had business relations with DIR. W,
have found him gcntlemanly and reliable, and
! most cordially recommend him to all who
may need his professional services.
Signed. REV. |. n. BAIRD.
Editor and Publisher ofPitlsburgh Christian
Advocate.
The following is a certificate from the son
Of General Leslie Coombs, OF Kentucky:
December l6, 1856.
DR.. WycKof-Sir-From my own cxpcr-
fence in your cure for Suffering and Siam
aerirg, I,,can assure all persons who may la
Dor under either of the above named impedi-
ments of speech that your cure is beyond all
doubt. have been under the treatment of
several eminent men, but all to no effect
Very reluctantly / consented to try your
world-renowned remedy which am happy
to say it cured me in loss than one ho~r. |
shall always remember you with gratitude.
HOWARD COOMBS, Lexington, Ky.
All letters must be addressed to DR.. Wyckotf
Box 746, Pittsburgh, Pa. For further par
ticulars see his advertisement in another col
umn Of this paper, 33-3m.
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The LAST OF THE BARoNs The Pas
sumpsic Rail Road has, at last, been
obliged to succumb. 1t has stood iii
now, the only honest road in the State.
On Saturday week it went into the hands
of Trustees,--a bourne from which no
railroad returns. F
The Swanton Journal thinks the
Legislature had better take care Of the
suffering poor of Vermont, before hunt.
ing up cases Of distress in Kansas.
The Brattloboro people enjoyed
Thanksgiving eve at the Water Cure,
where some very handsome tableaux were
represented.
Tho citizens of Albany have extend.
ed an invitation to Edward Everett to
re.deliver, in that city, his Grafton on
the character of Washington.
Accounts from London represent
the health of DIR. Kane as exceedingly
precarious. His physicians insist upon
his immediate removal to a warmer
climate.
The N, Y. Herald says that Col
Fremont has challenged Mr.. Toombs Of
Georgia to a duel for the insult and OPP
protium cast by the latter on the Colo
nel's mother, during the lato canvass.
We did not alludc to this calumny dur
ing the campaign, because we thought it
too low for decent man to descend. 1t
is bad enough to SANDER the dead but
when the object of it is a woman, the
perpetrator deserves a horsewhip instead
of any weapons Of honorable warfare.
We do not believe the story of the duel,
The Virginians have written Mr..
Underwood Of Va, who was at the Phil
adelphia Convention, that he may come
home on a visit, or to settle his affairs.
but he cannot be allowed longer to reside
among them.
They had public Thanksgiving
Banquet at Lawrence in Kansas. Gov
Geary was expected as guest, but could
not attend
The True Californian is incensed
because members of the Vigilance Com
mttee are arrested when in New York,
aud threatens not to trade with that vii
lage, unless the people desist from such
conduct.
THE RAAL oULD STOCK" Forty three
thousand Irishmen landed in Now York
city during the past year.
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I1ARPER'S WEEKLY.
JOURNAL OFCIIILIZA TION.


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Farm for Sale.

IN1iE whole ar part of HAT celebrated
/. farm in Bristol, known as the Gen Dun
ton fam, and admitted TO Zoe the best fam
in town and one of the best in the county, is
for sale,aj the tow price Of ;;25 per acre Said
contains 400 acres ef Land, is IN high state
Of cultivation, j. we'll wat"rod, well fenced,
well supplied with fruit trees and the luld-
iusS are in good repair. II also possesses the
double advantage Of being both Il grass and
n grain farm, the soil not being heavy like
most farms in thi, county. Its products last
wear were 1000 bushels oats, 500 do. corn
800 do buckNhIai, 80 do. wheat, 20 do, rye,
500 do potatoes aud - tons OF lay. The
usual crop of Lay Is from 100 to l50 tons. 1t
is situated two mics north of Bristol vii
lagc, and five miles from New Haven Depot.
Terms, $1,000 ON or before the first Of Sep
TENDER, 1857, slow notes for the balance
Possession given Immediately. For further
particulars enquire Of waiter Dunton,
at MiddlcLury College, or Wn. II. Dunton, on
the premises
Oct, -, 1886. &c;
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M,NcE.PIEs WITHOUT APPLIES. Many
will be deprived Of their fuvorite miuce-
pies this season by reason Of the scarcity
of apples. In order to 6ud substitute,
have had some pies made by suosi.
tusing for the apples crackers and tar.
taric acid, as in making tho cracker
pies, and fud it to answer tie purpose
admirably: SO that few can tell the differ
once. ii. A. SHELDON.
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Rutland and Burlington
r ATL sS.sy? r. q AD.

WINTER ARR ANGEMENr FOR 1861.
On and after Monday, November l7th,
rassc gers Trains will
Leave Burlington for Rutland and Bellows
Pals, at 6. 10 A. NJ. and 6.4j +. VI.
- Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Bur
hnston, at l220 = NJ. and 3 35 =. N.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at GOO
4. NJ. and 90 p. NJ
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at Geo
A. VI and il 50 \ NJ.
tS'Euriher particulars will be given in
cue time.
WIN. A. BURNETT,
Gcneial Ticket Agent
General Ticket Office, Rutland Nov. 10 1886.
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CTATE OF vERM0NT,( Be it remem-
tCDiSirict of AddiSon, IS ! bercd that at
Probate Court held at Mddlebury, in and for
the District of Addison, on the oath day Of
November, A. d. 1866;
Horace Dow, administrator of the estate Of
GEORGE W. DOW
late Of Middcbury, in said district deceased,
makes application to this court, for license 10
sell so much of the real estate Of said de-
ceased IS shall he necessary to raise the sum
of eight hundred and twcnty-fv dollars, for
the purpose OF paying the debts of said de-
ceased and expenses of administration 1t
thcreupon ordered that said application be
considered by this court at the session there
of 10 be held at the Office of the Register Of
this court, in said Middlebury on Monday,
the 22d day of December next, (e56) at ten
o'clock in the forenOon;and that notice there
of be given to all persons interested, that
they may appear and make their objections,
if any they may have, to The granting said
license, by publishing certified copy of
this order IN the Mlddlcbury Register
newspaper printed at said Middlebury-
three weeks successfully previous to the tine
of said Court.
CALVIN G. TiLDES, Judge.
A trSe copy of Record.
32i3w Attest; L. G. TILDES, Judge.
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HoLLowAYs PILLS, a certain Remedy for
Liver andStomach Complaints.-The daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Farlow, OF Maiden Lane, New
Yrk, was for three years In most deplora-
BILE state of health, caused by her liver and
stomach being olt of order. The mother
tried variety ofiremedies, but unfortunately
the child was not benefited by the same. on
tie contrary, she gradually became worse.
Seven weeks ago she commenced 10 use
Holloway's Pills In accordance with the prin-
ted directions, they have completely cured
her, after every other remedy had failed to
give Der the slightest relief
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E9-Use DR.. clough's Columbian Pills as n
family Medicine. No calomel no arsenic, no
corrosive sublimate, OF any such dangerous
thing enters into this compound but pure
and valuable gums, with health giving bal
sans and life-invigorating extracts, ARE what
are used, and what makes these the safest
and most valuable Pills in the world In
cases of Liver Complaint, Costiveness, Kid
ney Complaint, Headache, and all cases of
female complaints or distractions they are a
wonderful remedy. See Advertisement
Sold by s. Moody. 5;tf
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farm Tor Sale.

4 Farm Of 800 acres, in the northwcstrrly
APART Of Salisbury, On Otter Creek and
on the FINLAND and Burlington Il ,lroad, four
and half miles from Mddlcb0ry by rail
road. Said fam i, wen wooded we'll watered,
aud the soil is woll adapted to- agricultural
purposes, tor grazing, tillagc, &c. Here is a
fine chance for a young entcrptising farmer
or the capitalist, As the farm lies in one body
and may he divided so as TO make several
farms. JOHN ~. WEEKS
West Farms Salisbury, Get. |, 1856. %
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it rcmem-
eDiSfricf Of addison, IS. hcred that at n
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and
for the District of Addison on the 18th day OF
November, A. ID. 1856;
Jesse Ellsworth named executor m an in
strumcnt purportiDg 10 be the last will and
testament Of
LUCY KITCHEL,
late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased,
presents said instrument for probate II il
thereupon ordered that said instrument 10
considered 10y this Court for probate at tho
session thereof to be held at tho office of the
Register of this Court in said Midilobury,
On Monday the 22d day of December next, at
ten O'clock A, NJ. and that notice thereof
be given TO al persons Interested that they
may appear, and make their objections, IL
any they may have, to the probate and al
lowance Of said WILL by publishing certif-
ed copy of this order in the Middlebury
Register, newspaper printed a. said Mid
dlehury, three weeks successfully previous
to the time of said Court
CALVIN q. fILpsy. Judge.
true copy of record
32i Attest CatvIH G. TEprS, Judge.
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Bank Notice,

TIE stockholders of the Bank of Mil,llcbury
L are hereby notified that the annual meeting
for the choice Of directors will be holden at
their Banking House on the 18th day of Janua-
ry next, at one o'clock p. VI
By order of the Directors.
J. WARNER, Cashier.
Mddlehury, Dec. g, 1856 3l-3w
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Wood! Wood!

rT1IOSE of our subscribers who intend to pay
L subscr ptions in Wood had better do it about
these days-ior time slips by, and so does the
slcighing. We want the wood now, as we arc
getting our winters stock. A word to the
wise is sufficient" J. COBB & co.
Dec. g. 1856 3i-3w
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rEHelmhold,s Highlv Cnncnntraied Fx

EIHelmbold's Highly Concentrated Ex-
tract Bnchu, is prepared directly according
to the rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and
is the best and most active preparation which
can bemade for the cure of diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weak
nesses, &c. Read the advertisement in an
other column, headed lIelmbold's Genuine
Preparation. 24;y
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.


WE, tho subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate court for the District Of
n. Haven, Commissioners, to receive, exam.
inc and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate OF
LYDIA ELpRlDGE,
late Of Bristol, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
In offset thereto; and 6 months from the oath
day of November \. d. 1886, being allow
cd by - Court for that purpose, We do
therefore hereby give notice that We will
attend to 'hc business Of our said appoint
ment, at tho dwelling house OF Charles l..
Smith ia said Bristol, on the 4th w ednes.
days Of December and April next, from one
o'clock, Z. NJ, until four o'clock, 7 NJ, on
each pf said days
JONATHAN SMITH, (comrs
EZEkIEL HANCHEr,
Dated at Bristol, November -, 1885. SO
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wilmot & Beatty, Physicians of Rawson-
vile. Lorraine CO., Ohio, write March 10, | $50
awe have recommended BAcH's AMERICAN
COMPOUND in our practice, and find it a
valuable remedy for the disease for which it
is recommended. In every instance it has
given good satisfaction"
Read advertisement in another column.