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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17
LucfAN BARBOUR. n % . n uowllAn
...s.,..-. - -.
BARBOUR g. ROWLAND,
ATTORNEYS AT LAw,I 3os
IN Ola ~ APOLIS. Il
orFIon.-on Washington street. ever ilHsrisss'
nanh. renr room, % hooF. III
mayt5T .atnot

State Of Indiana, Marion Coussyl So
In the Marion Circuit Court OF Marion Uosns, Ia shs
!. !. As >. :. ea.-,s" q pwonok.es
SisiA saass q, Sa or s. ,as
year 1851, The above named plaintiff ~ her sorne,s
hled IN the once ofihs clsk ~ MAron cTenll cenrt
hef complaint aFana sad defendant a. ne .hose %
titled cause, together With sn1da VA u eo1n<rss nd
PEI son. that said deendapt neajsmlss n. Chsessr AZ
mol resident OF The STATE ot Indiana. r 2 1Tn
6aid december 10 thorefers hcfobs neli1sd IL the
thE aud pendsney OF said cmpl.lnt aFAin,t hin, snd
hM loss no appear AID answer mar ~ rcIa. a.
no calling OF said csuse on Ms 5000 d, flbe nest
term OF sad Csnit, 70 be begun and he 81 The toun
n use, IN the city Of on the foas.h Men.
day In october noxt said piaInt, aud he m.lsr
aud dolofmlnsd IN hls absence. ~ -'T II
Auesl, JNo. G. NKw, cia
hAnnoun q kETcnAs q Cofsls. IlI'fIIli
June n's~'ti A'''ne,si'r pI'iaun. 1qab
RoNNEfs, GgPsIEs. RineoNs AEp FLowERs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

N10Ti0Ns-A eRNEn Al VARIETY or NO.
~ lions, such a. Combs, Needles, Pins, tilk and
Cotton flossen Tidy Yarns, BELLS, Pencils, Pert Mon
males, shears, Scissors, aud Pocket Cutlery, always
hand and foe sale low, by TfNlR kiMDLk.
nrookviiis, Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17
I am well acquainted with Alexarder CLARK and bic
wife, aud also John waiher. and ! know tie above
aemenl 20 be matters fact and they are persons of
reapectabllly and c~ndof
teigbed A, oibLkh.

can recommend Mr. for-ha's Alternative nalm as
being the best med cline svor used foe cramps and
pain. When ! had the Cholera was esampsd very
much and In iessthan mll ute oil we'd OF all
paius. have tr ed a Tor cut-. bruises, and burns,
and found II 10 give immedlHl V rrlel. wss TAX y
with a severe faln iu Il Ia could not ,tralghten
myself aud only rubbed II twie, aud the pain left
mo. and I vas as w. II nsf ever was. It's god tor
h adachea; my wa aitacsei with severe leadache
and IN one-half hour amer bathing his head, be was
relieved. hotrs. fe loclfu IL.
;. W. Asnrs:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17
lireal blood Ruriller

Call on The agent and GOT an almanac, and read III,
details Of the wonderful cares performed BY CaFter
spanish Mixture, I'm most cssos vhsro every hinl
esc had slsnslly failedl The limits Of an advertise
mont will not admit tholr full insertion.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

pINsMoRK's SHILLING GU fDE--second Fditlrp
for November rsady-ehsal est book IN the wurd.-si
psEes, Axe. All the New Time Tables Tor Winter
ranEstaents. Third kdliion OF our ew Guide Hed.
gesday, the 10Th. Df>kMOnE n CO.,
No. hpfucs ST.. y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

DR.. foFahe-Thln u The nrAt time In my long life
that have given my nAme ~ recommendation Of al
medicine, a. general remedy, though have often
beFn solisited. have used yoar Al eratys Balm foE
nearly Two yearri nfst TOT the rheumatism In my bio
and knee, OF which was marty cripple thea Coz
very severe bruises on two OF my family thon yo-
for burns brul ea aud or very seyew case OF stu
neck, brought on ny violent cold, and thuk have
bad god proof Of rs medical prcpefues IN great
hive not found II 10 fail In sln.le one OF then.
sun, do not say that u II an nhiiibie cure, Yet ID
my sober conviction that u IL the beat compound for
M die. for which IL isreo mmended, that have
ever tried and have ir,d many. fwiil not II san
procure q, be without In my Emly for any e0nsld.
Grafton Hoping that you slii stn continue TO com.
pound II hones y. and that II may relieve thousands
of sufferers, most heartily recommend 70 my ioi
| ow-citlsons a. Ia most excellent Family Medic ne.
I You're, alecliona els.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

wxsmroros. D. c. Z Fsb. sEjs / "a
IN have used your Pun IN my Een<r&i ard ho~iss
Pracfce sncp yuu made them, and csnhoi hslnn
say they the beet cnfharfc Ne employ. I<If rexn
ating action che firs h quic and d1f1.
v they admirable remedy for dersnxsmens q 49,
organ Indeed bass seldom found c~sr oftIsou ~
eas 20 obstinate That 4 did pot Iss1.l{ yi.Id e uxm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-14
Oruuille Dailq Butte Retnrh.
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation IN the mining and agricultural dis
trics of the county, will contain lhelocal aud general
news of the week. uterspcrsed with interesting mis-
collaneous reading matter. 1t will contain twenty
eight columns ofreading matter, and VIII be one ef
the largesl aud cheapest Weekly Newspapers in the
State Published every Saturday. TCrms-S5 per
Annum: six months, 81; three months. 50.
srat ins rtinn $500
rach suhsenuen Insertion. ! so
ng" liberal deduction will be made intavorof
those who advertise by the year
Eer- -Businesscards inserted on reasonab'eternis.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-14

From CARSON VALLEY.-Mr. T. +.
Tracy, of Tracy's Express, arrived
from Carson Valley yesterday af, er-
noon Mr.. 7. left here Wednesday af-
ternoon after the arrival of the Attain
tic mail, and made the entire trip in
two days, arriving at the Mormon Sta
ton, from here, in twelve hours. No
express had arrived in the Valley over
the Big Tree Route, when Mr.. L. left
on his return-Thursday afternoon.
d. O. Mills and party left Mormon
Station. en- route tor the States, Thurs.
day morning, all well. No later arriy-
ais from Salt Lake. A part of Form
ish & Gibbs train had passed the sum-
NIT this side Of Lake Valley they
have 600 head of cattle in the Valley.
1t was very stormy on the mountains
Wednesday and Thursday, but no snow
fell. The grading Of Slippery Ford
Hill was delayed few days by the
rain, but had been resumed when Mr..
Tracy returned. The Government
train had reached Silver Greek Sta
ton. .--M0untain Democrat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-14

THE Buffalo Commercial has heard
of a good thing recently said by Mr..
Buchanan, in reply to distinguished
politician who had assured the Presi-
dent elect that he wished no Office him.
self, and had no friend whom he desir.
ed to press for place in the Cabinet.
Bat, sir, he continued, am not sure
that | may not wish to keep some man
out of it. Mr.. Buchanan replied, it is.
easier TO keep man out, than to get
him in.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-14
Bridge and Ferry Notice.

DAASA e~AsN~ -
NTOTiCE is hereby given. tllat the undersigned
"a will appy 10 the Board OF supervisors in and
for Bte County al the August term thereof in 1851,
for "A License 10 run Fegry and erect Bridge across
line Middle Fork ~ Feather river few rods above its
inuction Wi tho North Fork Of said river.
Iune u 1881 SYLVESTER 2. SAVAGE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-14
Oruuille Dailq Butte Rsturh.
Castles i'm the Air.

There is nothing more fatal to a
man whose business is to think, than
to have learned the art OF RECALLING his
mind with those airy grtifcations known
as building castles in the air. Other
vices or follies are restrained by fear,
reformed by admonition, or rejected
by the conviction which the compari-
son of our conduct with that of others
may in time produce But this invis
ible riot of the mind, this secret prd;.
gality of being, is secure from detec-
ton, and fearles of reproach. The
dreamer retires to his apartments, shuts
ont the cares and Interruptions of man.
kind, and abandons himself to his own
fancy; new worlds rire up before him,
one image is followed by another, and
a long succession of delights dance
round him He is at last called back
to life by nature, or by custom, and
enters peevish into society, because he
cannot model it to his own will. He
returns from his idle excursions with
the asperity, though not with the know
ledge, of a student, and hastens again
to the same felicity with the eagerness
of man bent upon the advancement
of some favorite science. The infatu-
alton strengthens by degrees, and, like
the poison of opiates, weakens his pow.
ers, without any external symptoms of
malignity.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-14
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
SI. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MoNrGoaeRy AND lIUNToos STREETS
lOROv vlL L e
FRANK JOHNSON, ... Proprietor

.aaAA, HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
fA:1 known heretofore lIuntoon's Exchange
4.llI have renovated. re-hted, newly turhisheu anu
Onened il under the above name, with entirely new
arrangements have erected spacious dtning
hall-added large number of elegantly furnished
roo ms for Families, and am prepared to accomho
date any number of guests in IA manner that trust
will be satisfactory 10 all. Having had the BEN
eft OF long experience in the business, ard as
shall give my whole attention to 1t, intend To
make this house in all its essential appointments the
very best in this section Of California
FRANK JOHNSON.
NB-The Cal Stage Cos General Office is at this
House, where passengers arrive from and depart TO
all points of the country.
Ducember 30, 1856. G5i-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-14

CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-A Wash
ington dispatch of the cath ult. says:
The Commissioners of Patents is
now sending to the several State Agri-
cultural Societies, a parcel of Chinese
sugar cane seed raised under the di-
rect supervision Of tho Patent Office,
sufficient to plant sixteen acres, with a
view OF extending the culture of this
plant, 1t has, since its introduction
into this country, proved itself well
adapted to our geographical range Of
Indian corn. 1t is of easy cultivation,
being similar to that of maize or broom
corn, but will prosper in much poor
er soil. A correspondent writing to
the Commissioner, speaks of the extra
ordinary richness and delicious favor
of the milk of COWS which had been fed
on that description OF food.
Several gentlemen have likewise re-
Gently acquainted the Office with the
fact of the success of the liquorice plant,
which is hardy as far North as Con-
necticut. 1t is employed not only for
medical purposes, but is an important
element, they say, in preparing some
Of the best ale and porter IL Great
Britain.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-14
Full & complete .assOrtDse'aii Of desirable
DRJTGS AND MEDICINES.

R. CO. respectfully solicit orders from the country,
and win euarantee satisfaction in every particular
q, those " no favor them with their custom. apl6f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-14

A hole dug in the ground is a well,
but candidate for Gov'r. is Weller.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30

and two or three children west Of him, in Mont
calm County, had died for want Of food.
Samuel Hewlett, one Of the leading butchers Of
Detroit, returning from business trip through
the north part of Macomb County, In the same
State, reports TO the editor of the Detroit -fdUer
ftser that he was compelled to ride miles in order
TO find q feed for his horse He says that the cat
tie and horses are suffering greatly, and that the
sheep and lambs are dying Of the scours by the
hundred. This state Of things he reports upon
his own observation, and adds that he saw num-
Der Of persons from the Country of Lapeer, ada
cent, who say that matters are much worse there
In Tennessee things are in still worse condition
The Knoxville Register Of the 7th inst says that
everywhere in East Tennessee, the greatest scar
city of provcnder and grain of every description
prevails, The cattle are actually dying by the
thousand, and in some sections the dependence is
to cut down trees, that the cattle may cat buds
Nor is this alarming state of affairs confined to
cattle. In many sections Of the country, families
that have been we'll provided with not only the
necessaries, but many Of the luxuries of life are
no sratened as to be compelled to go forty or fifty
miles to buy corn or wheat.
While this is the case with those who have here
tofore been comfortable and Independent, the Nash
VILE .9mericdn says that the greater want pre-
walls among the poorer classes, and counties east
Of Knoxville, that some Of them wers actually I'M
able to have more than one meal day.
From canada the same cry OF hunger is heard.
The Hamilton Spectator says that hay brings $50
ton, that no oats are to be found except what
are needed for seed, and cattle have been driven
into the woods, where they now dying in num-
bers from sheer starvation
These are some Of the fruits Of the excessive
stimulus given to western emigration by the i'm
mense land grants of Congress-
Per contra, we find the following in the
New York Journal Of Commerce 10 regard to
coming crops;
&c The crcakings about the wheat crop which
filled the air short time since, ore gradually dy-
ing away, and instead Of them we have cheering
accounts from those States concerning which the
former representations were most gloomy.
" The editor of the St. Louis Republican recent
ly conversed with gentleman who has just re-
turned from tour through fifteen counties in
Southeast Missouri, who informs him that the
wheat looks well in all those counties, and promis-
cs good crop. lie thinks there cannot be less
than two-thirds yield and represents the farmers
of that section as greatly encouraged''
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MARRIA0 8.
DEATHS.

TEs, aged 90.
In Newfane May sad, DANIEL T. ALDRIcH, aged 81.
Prnters In n. y. and Penn. please copy
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REVERE HOllSH.
BRATTLERORO

d X ATT l. e b o r. o, VT.
4 i. V. H. CROSBY, THE WELL
yEtr6 hborn BALLAD SINGER, has leased the REVERE
rI1ku HOTEL fof term Of years lie will be happy n
E1I,U wal, Upon his old fRIENDs, and the PUBLIC gen
Etf.kA orally.
The REVERE fi0tsE has been thoroughly renovated and
rehtied, the foons large and high. WARM ARD COLD
BATHS In constant readiness for guests The location Of
house Is not equaed by any in the State every ROOM
manding a beautiful view Of the surrounding scenery.
Carriages in readiness carry Passengers and from the
Depot.
In addition 70 his contributions for the public comfort, Mr.
ChosBi VIII be happy at any time favor ls old friends
am Their friends with any " his favOre SONGS, u
which may have tendency to help DIGESTION and tighten up
tue dreminess OF a d"ll day. april f1j
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Health and Strength.

DR.. 8. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BITTERs is
the best Medicine ever Used for Spring and Summer complaints
has been more literally paronEed than any other
tabished In this country II Is the Richardson's Btters
which has restored nvads health throughout the
New England States during the past thirty years.
N b.-@Bewafe Of limitations called Sherry Wine Btters-
The genuine have fac-simile Of my signature upon the outer
envelope For sale by Druggists everywhere and my ONCE
NO. oi Hanover street, Boston, 3m12
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30

The foHousg letter from iceiknoicn architect of Mon
fredl, speaks uoinnes in IduOr Of the OXYGENAT-
ED BiTTERS, as a madeline for those Whose
occupations are Of a sedentdry nature.
MONTREAL, Nov. 90, 1854.
GentemenI am happy to be able you my testi-
mony In favor OF the Orygenafed Bers and intended
have done before this but have been prevented by profess
sional engagements.
feel great pleasure in recommending 1t to all suffering
from imperfect Indigestion headache acidy
rangement Of the stomach, for which have suffered
verey uprards Of renty From the recommendation
OF one Of my friends induced to try bottle and
myself SO much benefited by its use that do not think
necessary To continue 1t any further.
Yours, very truly, JOHN ATKINSON.
SETH W. FOWLER q Co., 1888 Washington Street, Boston,
Propretors Sold by their agents follows;-
Braftie6oro-Joseph Clark, j. W. Hoton West Dratte-
Butterhed; warsboroJ @. HigRns South Londonderry
J: L. Piercej wmngton-J. & o. r. Swift, Jamaica-A.
Muzrey,
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ DISTRICT on WESTMINSTER, B. 3.
The Hon Probate Court for said District To all persons
interested in the Estate Of JAMES RAY late Of jamaica de-
ceased geetng-You hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon allowance OF the Of PRUDENCE D.
RAY, administrator Of said Estate and decree distribution
thereof among the persons entitled thereto the o
said Court be held ut the Inn Of THOMAS EVANS, In
Townshend in said District the first Wednesday july
A. D. 1851 when where you may he heard the prems
es, II you see fit. BENJA. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, May II, 1857. q
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~ ST PU BLISHED

THE TESTIMONY OF THE ROCKS, BY Hrcn MLLra.
SURGEONS SERMONS, md SERIES.
wAvERLY ANECDOTES.
GAUT GURLEY, BY THOMPSON, Author Of Green Noun
tain Boys, &c.
THE MORSE YOLK, by C. L. BRAcR.
RoLLO MY GENEVA.
POEM, BY CHAs. SWAIN.
THE STORY OF A POCKET BIBLE.
THE FLOWER GARDEN, by BRICK
ALSO:-
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS.
constantly receiving NEW BOOKS. Any work not
hand obtained at short notice, ut FELTON'S
May 81 BDoK-SToRR.
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O0A MEN WANTED To engage in
%OO business that pays from s5 to $40 per day.
Five dollars capital only required For particulars enclose
postage stamp 10 s. d. JOHNSON co,
ANIL Hampstead, N. II.
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q VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

lnim FOR SALE or TO RENT,-subject to sale. - The
~ property formerly the residence Of the H. Jonathan
Hunt situated in the village Of Bratteboro w. consisting Of
large and conmoos brick dwelling house, with barn.
fa Offices and oubulugs. all In good repair The premises
are well planted with shade trees The land forms a large
corner lot In the cce Of the village extending about $50
Main street, and 325 feet High street. and could he
ly divided into several valuable building lots. For a-
Ply to L. q. MEAD Esq, and Or. R0CHWEtf Bratteborn,
W, or at sronRS sEDGWICHs Office 90 Wan st., Jaun-
cey court, n T.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30

G. MEAD'S OFFICE AND THE
-. Savings Bank removed to the building lately &C.
cupeu by the Bank OF Brattleboro. may ID.
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PURE BOURBON WHISKEY.

WILL OS0AtoOAN w Ax46kAh II
STATE ASSAYER'S OFFICE, l6
~ BOyIST0N STREET, Boston, May 90, 1857.
H. c. TaAcaEs, Esq, Is Central Wharf, Boston.
Dear SrWh this you will receive the detailed results Of
analysis Of samples q Bourbon Whiskey manufactured
by MIR. J. H. Cutter, Of Lo,isvsie, KY.
1t will be that these Whistles pure and nnadu
ferafed aud entirely free from any mineral vegetable
drug poison, and such recommend them for med
einal Respectfully, A. A. HAYES. VI d..
Assayer 10 State Of Mass
STATE A SSA YER'S OFFICE, 80
~ SOMERSET STREET, Boston, May %, 1857.
H. c. TEACHER, ESQ.,, Is Central Wharf, Boston.
Dear Sr-I have made chemical analysis of the sample
Of "Od Bourbon Whskcy" y brought me- made by John
H. Cutter, Of Louisville, KY and nnd that 1t is free from all
poisonous MATTERS and has 40 per cent Of absolute alcohol
In -and about Of saccharine gallon
1t is q and undduHerdfed Liquor, and is suitable for
medicinal use Respectfully your obedent servant
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, NJ D.,
State Assaycr.
constant supply Of this Whskey he obtained Of the
Agents. BE that you obtain John Cutters Old Bour-
bon whiskey.
ii. G. TIL ACHER, Is CENTRAL WHARF, BOSTON.
THOMAS TEACHER, 81 PINE ST., NEw-YoRK.
Boston, May 20, 1851 3m22
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THE wINDHAM COUNTY MED1-

cal Association will hold its scmi-annua meeting on
Wednesday the 10th day Of June at the Revere House
Brattleboro. H. p BJIRToN Secretary
May 20, 1867. 2w22
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VI7J7Ts57syss yERMcrT VALLEY RAIt-

E777TTI55z75S-7- VERMONT VALLEY Rail-
tttslfssssstf5 R0AD On and after MONDAY, NAY 26fh
-nx---sn yls67, TRAINS will run folows,-
Leave Bellows Falls for Braeboro,s IL A. NJ and Is p
~ Returning leave Dracboro for Bellows Fails 10 80
and 45 p. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN caycs Bellows YsHs 1t
Q 90 A. NJ. Brattlebofo IL as 2. NJ.
The two Passenger Trains this route CONNECT Hoh with
the Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
TO Springfield, Hartford New Haven and bridgeport dircct
New York On the North with the Rutland Burlington, Sal
Ivan, Vermont Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut nnl
passumpsc Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and schenectady St. Johnsbury and
white Mountains Burlington and kouses Point, Ogdesburgh
and Montreal NJ SIaDAT Superintendent
VI Valley II. H. Office, May !, 1857 %
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE v

the undersigned, having been appointed by the Hon
the Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro
70 receive examine and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons against the Estate Of DAVID LYNDE late Of Hail.
AK IN said District deceased, and also claims and de-
mads exhibited In Offset thereto and six months from the
3lst day Of March last being allowed for that purpose
hereby give notice that we will attend To the business "
sau appointment at the dwelling house Of David Lynde, In
HALIFAX ON the third Saturday Of June and Saturday
Of September next from a'cock A. NJ. until O'Clock p M
on each Of said days. ISAAC NORDEN, (c..-,--
JOHN cfIRIsTEE, comm'rs'
Halifax, May 25th, 1867. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30
A CARD TO THE LADIES. DIR. DU-

"a pOHo0s FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS,
inape In removing stoppages irregularities Of the
es Theae P are nothing hut have been used BY the
Doctors LOT many years both in France and America, with
ahpafeed success In and he urged by many
hosand ladies' who have used Them make the Pills Public
os he alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities Of
ladies' whose health will permit an increase Oh family
rfegna females or those supposng themselves So
onso asains using these Pills while pregnant the pro-
heh midness would prevent any mischief health
swse these Pulls recommended. Full and explicit d.
FoSuons accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
son Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
agent or braiieboro Vt Sold also by Druggists everywhere
ladies' by enclosing him slOo to Brattleboro Post Office
can nave te Pills sent (confdeniia) by return mail Re
on each box,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-30
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

., WEDNESDAY, May q, 1851
market 40 Cateabout $50 Beeyes and Stores
ssng OF Working Oxen Cows and one and three years
old.
PncEsMarket Beef Extra 50 10 IS per cwt LIST quail
IS 90. " -
Stores--working Oxen--sO5, 100, 13o, a 200.
Cows and Caiues-$40, so, go $751;.
Years oid-$45 $50.
Sheep and Ldmbs-60o at market Prices-In lots g. a
- eachi extra and selections, 50, SO, 90 So
SUine-l650 at market Prices Live weight LA PC
per bi dressed l2al0 12c h. ShoatsWholeale oa0c
per Id; retail 0 IL a 10 1-2c per ID. -
Hides IL e3-4c per lib. TaLow-Sas 1-2c.
Pehs-26c a 50 each Calf Skins-14a 15c per Id.
Yeat Caiues-$5, 9 80, s 90, 10 90 IL 90 each.
Remarks-The market quite still to-day Owing to the
few warm days. the Bosou market for meats has been
and butchers having good supply Of live stock baud
not disposed TO buy unless at decline Of 90 per
Spring Lambs dull at present prces droyers will
the nave on hand they mnst buy at lower prices sell
tay NOT more than half the nvmber Of calves that there
Sas last week prices about the same j. D. Cook Esb had
ono car load OF calves from Kentucky.
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