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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

The unique present OF chair oDnst.uc'ed Of bucks
horns, sho in California by Mr.. SETH KrsaAs, wa
made by that gentleman to the President of the
United State. on SATURDAY. Mr. Kinman describ ID
to the President the circumstances OF his life and the
history Of bis chair In smpl. but interesting recital
fhe chair accepted with handsome ackno~
Judgement by Mr. BCcHAsAS.-lN National lntelligen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
rULA>KI LAND FOR SALE.

UNHE undersigned Dd-rs for sale privately sva!Ia.'
Il TRACT OF LAND. in Pulaski county, Va, consS@
in-, By survey, 900 ACRES, 2oU Acres cleared AZ.
Tobacco Lands Buildings few log Cabins An hp'
Orchard. four Az good Lime Springs hIG W.
,imoered locality healthy convenen, TO the best 't
RI .cea In Virginia Said land s Situated on the o-'-
side OF New River two and half me4 from S"woe1t
the equity OF Pulaski five miles from Ee"oefl "
pot, and eight miles from Central Depot on V'sins "
Tennessee Rail Road. Price $50 per Acre. a.
TERM5--Hnlf cash. balance Il months crea
| session give Immediately. ID. VI. CLUE
NAV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

APPOINTMENTS is sta,ad that Pressly O
the Ordnance has been appointed by the President
second lieutenant of artillery. The following Phila
delpha appointments, ills al.o said have been made
Mr.. Peasants, general appraiser, vice Barry Hays
Thos J. Simmns and Mr.. Maberry, assistant apprai
sers, Woe McGrath and Berry,, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
rOMPoCND ESSEN

rOMPoCSD ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN.
ER-Tni. essence contains all tho properties If the
Jamaica Ginger in Its concentrated form; and 10
'the oest family medicines now in II Is excel.
lent tonic perfectly grateful the stomach. and
rnuaoie or Indigestion. Cholic, Heartburn F!nuency.
per bortla Prepared only and sold by
A. BoDEKER.
Rsy26 No. 10, Main stress, Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

NEW YORK, May 25-Flour is higher. with sas
OF State brands at So 50 a TO. Southern iOs,,;
Wheat il uns.tt.ed sales of 81. Louis white a, -
Corn Is higher; sales OF mixed AT a. yellow 9j wht.
o. Stocks are lower: Ei-p;ria's oll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
LATEST 3Y TELEGRAPH.
rel.sraphed for the Richmond Enquirer

BALTIMORE MAY 25.-Four is very firm; SAL,
of AL kinds AZ 81 IL TO IS. Red wheat 81 7Ot,
-. white 81 IS to SIS. Corn is lower; sales n
white at So TO 81, yellow Sc TO IS cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
THIRTY DOLLARS KEWIRD

NHE .bovo reward Will be gwen for The delivery Of
HARVEY yellow bog, S feet, 6 or inches hish,
With Frey eyes and red c"ored hair He 10 well made
He sbeonded last week and when s,rd from was in the
neghborhood Of LoySs, In Essex county He is about
u years old will give the above reward for him. IL he
taken In Essex county. WIN. 5. CROXTON.
NAV 26-c3t
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foT LRe enquirer
CORRECTION

In publishing the proceedings of the Democratic
meeting OF Friday, it was accidentally omitted to be
stated that the Chairman taking the Chair, inform.
ed the meeting, by the request OF WIN. +. Rltchie,
the Secretary of the adjourned meeting that he va,
unable to attend in consequence OF renewed injury
to his ankle and express his regret at his inability
10 participate in the proceedings of the meeting.
G. w. RANDOLPH, Chairman.
M T SrARKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE AID FOR


Bosroy, May % by vote of9i yeas to Isl nays
the House refused this morning TO concur with ths
Senate u ts amendment to the Kansas resolves making
the appropriation for the aid of settlers Of that Terri
tory contingent upon the opinion Of the Supreme
Court that it is constitutional.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

GOV. WALKER, OF Kansas receives yearly sal
AIRY Of 5UO out Of which be has 10 pay bis private
secretary and al osher expenses. The govsruorship
Of Ksnsss 10 evidently no sineours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

THE ICE DEALERS of New York have fixed
their prices for the season, increasing them over las
They give twelve pounds daily for six cents, while
last they gave fourteen pou:ts for that sum-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
PUBLIC MEETINGS. IN RICHMOND

Tho Candidates OF the Democratic party Of Richmond
will address the people the Old Market TO NIGHT g.
O'clock and rcMo.7ox EVENING Saunders Hall at the
hour The Candidates of the other party are re-
specfuy invited attend and participate in the disca"
sion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
six REASDNS
vNHY all horscmen use DuVAL s. NORTON'S Hor

w Tom
Let lis the cheapest preparation for the horse.
End. IL j. pronounced 81 all to be the mos, oeneHcia
3rd ], is tne most agreeable To use
All It the pures, ami m ,st carefully prepared.
5th !; mas ccr;id :ttes ro'u reliable men
9th. is the only article that never fails 20 give ertu
satisfaction
The inncuss sale of Duval & Norton's Horse Tot
nearly 10 900 bJtes yearly attest its excellence 81
greal popularity. Made and sold By
DUVAL & NORTON, Druggist
May 90 Corner lUth and Main ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

ConS Ar NoRroLK.-Corn IL scarce at Norfolk
Va. The shipments from that port in all direction.
the first quarter barely exceeded $50 QUO bushels,
against fully $50 ,00U same time last year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

COFFEE.-st- Domingo bus been more active. Sales
OF 300 Bags II lG cts cash Rio il dull and heavy
Java Laguayrs and Msrcsbo without movement and
orher kinds neglected
suGARS.-Libersl arrivals to-day and yesterday havs
operated In checking active inquiry the market, how
10 hrl. and holders nrious 10 realize Re-
fined In request full prices Tho sales are 40 hhds
Porto Rico at IL and $50 hhds. Cuba Muscovado at
l0t6l0i cts.
MOLASsEs More has been done. yet the market 10
still dull Sales of $50 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 53fo3
cts.
more active especially the better grades-se. common
brands quite dull and heavy We noce TAR ing
for good brands from Albany that market oena pare o
the moment and the demand for the East IL good-tne
sales are 10000 Dbl. &c 40 80 for comm n 70 good
State. IS IS Is for do s6 80 40 ~ Tor super
81 IS Tor common 10 good Ohio 81 81 IS for
good choice do 81 s5a 10 for e. Loui, brands
81 IS 10 for extra Geueses Csnsdsn noar 70 heavy,
more particularly common brands, bur good brands are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

HOCSE-kEEPISG GOODS.
lust received. per steamer:
- 81 ana 1914 Table DsRssks
Linen sheetings and Pillow Linens
Irish Linen. very cheap
Napkin. and Towcnss, large stock
Marseiles Quits ard Furniture Covers
White and coored Rmi,les
Furniture Oil Cloths, all widths
w P PERKINS g. co.
May 90 No H. Esge aquare.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

vOur friends throughout the State will obllge
by forwarding to correct returns OF the cleo.
ton on Thursday, as coon the polls are closed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

SABBATH SCHOOL CosvESTIoS.-The State Sab
bath School Convention will assemble, in Centenary
Church, on Grace street, Thursday, May 18th, at
IL OF clock A. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

For LrBERIA-One hundred and FIVE slaves,
emancipaed under the last will and testament OF ten
J. J. Mckay. so long Representative from North
Carolina in Congress- have arrived at Norfolk, to en-
bark in the Mary Caroline Stevens for Liberia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

NOTlCE-On and after the sith. inst, an e. - RE
~ will Do rum every sunday, to A.hland, ies'sd a:
mond at 9 o'clock, A. M.-re,urning, leave 18th
o'clock P. NJ. . ,.ror
Richmond May 10, 1887 Fupt Irahipo-.-~---5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

GOODS Fox BUYS' CLOTHING.
I'VE have in store tor boys, good assortment
w Linen and Cotton Ducks and Dnlls
Linen and Cotton Sstecus
Checked and striped Linens
Checked CasIneres and all wool Twee1s
Black Stun tor Goats
Boys Gloves, Half Hose and 9uspenders
MArseillrs for Vests and Pants
A low as they can be sold anywhere.
w. P. PERKINS l. CO..
May 81 No. l4l. Esgl. squsrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

NJ EW MODEL REPEATING PlsTo ~ ,y,
~ esiyed to-day g large stock Of Piton to,.,,br
make CslI and zoe the new styles Iat ne t,SIPp
Gun warehouse, Old Street. u
Feb lQ-1a
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NEW ORLEANS nAnhrl, Nav o.

NEW ORLEANS MAkhr.i, May 23.-Co,,or
Sales {, day OF $500 bales, al prices slightly dear
Mddling l354l4 CENTS. Sales of the week y I'd
bales; receipts last week 900 bales; stock in no
200 bales. Receipts At this port less than sst ys,
pig 900 bales, AMI al all Southern j34 600 bas.
+ our ia tending upward sales Nj s. ~. Coru-S,ls,
OF yellow at So to 81 81 cents, and ders demand
advance. Pork is firm, Mess S2l -. Lard in ks,,
Is cents. Other articles unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

RICHMOND DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR coSGRrss-trHIRD DIsrRICr.)
JUROR JOHN 5. CASKIE,
FOR STATE SENATE.
COL. TIL ON AS p. AUG ST.
7 FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
RICE HARD o. ASKINS.
JOS H R. ANDER SON.
SCOE L. HEATH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

HEALTH OF RIO.-Letters from Rio Jsnsiro u,
the 4ih ulr., state that the yellow fever was decpipr
in the harbor but that about twenty persons dlst
each day in the city Of the disease.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET, MAY 81

SHOOK CRockETTS REPORT
From the great scarcity of cattle, figures will show
an advance last report Our sales nave been made
IT from ST, 10 81 gross One lot Of extra stock oroueh
a7i SHEEP are worth from 81! to 81 2 gross. LAMBS
s2 / Q To 81 = per head. Hoes 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

Convicted OF FoRGERr.-A II. Everett, arrested
At Wheeling, Va, sometime since for attempting to
n.ss a counterfeit check upon the Bank o! WheeiDg.
Vas tried on the 2lst instant Mr.. WIN. Coale, OF
the arm of w. Z. Coale 81 Snn of Baltimore testified
that the signature Of the firm Of which h. was a
member as it appeared upon the check offered in
evidence, was undoubtedly forgery. The prisoner
va. found guilty aud sentenced 10 the peaten,iary
for five years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

Ro.soKE CoLLroE-Ws learn that the Rev. H
! U.n,rp- Principal of the Piedmont Institute, Lib
-rty Va has received and accepted the appointment
Of Professor of Natural Science in Rosnoke College,
and will enter upon its duties at the commencement
of ths next session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER
Correspondence of the Baltimore American
New YoRK, May %.
COTTON.-The market continues frm At recent I'm.
provemeuts. The sales goo bales Werepest former
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

HEnPFIELp RAILRoAD-The bill! which passed
the Pennsylvania Legislature TO authorize the Penn
sylvana railroad 10 subscribe 200 600 TO the Hemp
feld railroad has been signed by the Governor. The
sum is to be expended on the route between Wash
ington, Pa, and Wheeling, Va, until that portion OF
the road Is finished
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

Mr.. JULIA DEAN HAYSE-The San Francisco
Attn Californian of the 2nh ult, sa'es:
The many ardent pereonnl friends, and more
NUN erous professional admirers, of Mrs. Julia Dean
tIsyne, will be- gratfed to learn that sh. hes selected
this City a. her permanent home. Some TINE since.
a neat and cozy cottsgr on the corner Of Powell and
California streets, pu-chased, which is now occu.
pied by her eze lord, her little ons, and herself
A woman Of refinement and GUILTY. tastes she is
improving and adorning the grounds surrounding
her residence, and in this retired retreat, doubtless
enjoys that tranquility of mind so seldom vourhsated
IL an actress, be her career ever 81 brilliant and
prosperous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

AccrDxsr.-We regret to state .hnt A. j. Sieour.
ney. Esq. was badly injured on Tuesday by the acct.
dental discharges of hi- gun. while engaged in hunting
on CJbb's I.laud.-t Norfolk argus, Of Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-26

ii,,le doinps of the little fool Well, simply put
down these sayings with note of admiration. We
saw there, many Of the most respectable OF the old
liue Wings whose words, in former days, would have
been considered sweet the droppings of honey from
the sweetest and pures. honey combs. But now their
dongs are 1.-THE little doings Of the little fool" We
could not be so severe on our friends If We wished
it is not in our heart And, yet. says the fhs 1.-THE
little meeting actually proceeded to make nomlna
tons, and nominated the two Democrats for whose
benefit the meeting was specially cal ed, and two
Wings, neither of whom will accept the nomination
and who ought not unless they prepared to make
unnies of themselves and expose themselves to pub
lilo ridicue."
Aud, of course. we did not expect the Whig, al
though prepared to support better ticket with
might and main, to support any ticket which the lie
moorscy could present. We only know that our
ticket is in opinion infinitely better than the one
which the Wig denounced. We have srepresents
tive of the mercantile community which the phtg
| thought so absolutely necessary. We have repre-
sentative of the mechanical interests, which were
deemed no less important. We have men "of intel
leot of address, of personal influence, Of debating
novers of large information the subject Of inter
nal improvements, and other matters OF kindred
character in point Of Importance and Of vide bers
and comprehensive views on all subjects" and We
ask for them the support Of the citizens OF Roh'
mond.
The two tickets are now fairly in the field. On
Friday night last, a squad Of Know Nothing'' not as
numerous a. the little meeting that vase little fool
and whose little proceedings the Whig could not 90 be
little tsef as to agree 10 record "he little dongs OF
the little fool" completed its organzati0n by nomi
mating Mr. Robert c. Stanard, notwithstanding, al
We understand. a letter in the possession OF q
gentleman present. from Mr.. Stansrd, positively de-
Ginning 70 be candidate.
And now the Wig comes out With the ticke. nailed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-02
pratbs.

In Hardvok Dec. y. Lydia, wife Of Nathan Cheeyer
aged AZ.
In Waterford Oc,. Q Eli Diokermnn, aged 81 years
He OF the early settlers Of the OF Lyndon
In Newbury, Dec. H. Miss Sarah Ward Bailey. daugh-
ter Of Harry G. Bailey, Esq aged 81.
In Post Nils Dec 4, Mrs Lucinda T. Smith, Of West
Farlce, aged y years.
Ia Pomfret Doe. s, Mrs Phlina A. Kenyon, wife Of
Horace Kenyon, aged 30 years.
Ia Chicago, H., Dee ID, Florence MAY, daughter Of
John and Julia Z. Warren, aged years and months.
In Bethel, Dec. 9th, Of consumption Miss Mary NJ
Chapman, daughter Of Cyrus and Sarah b. Chapman
aged p years
In Orange, Dee % Of consumption, Julia A., daugh-
Of Joseph E. and Lovina Watson and stcp-daugher
Of Moses Cough aged - years.
Good calls his loved ones
In Bethel. Dec p, Nathan Davis oldest son Of Mr.
Ira Davis, aged % years.
In Lowell, Mass. Nov. g. Sylvester c. Cole aged %
At East Montpelier, Dec. |, Mrs. Bctsey wife OF viii
lard Shepard, Esq. aged 70 years and 6months Mrs
Shepard Of the earliest inhabitants Of plainded
at which place and East Montpelier she resided about
sixty years For the last tWeHty-eigh years she was
member OF the Congregational church at Planed. Her
character marked by hrmness Of Christian principle
consistency Of life and kindness Of disposition She Was
highly esteemed and heloy Chronicle
I'm Troy on the 18th inst, Dca Samuel II. Hoyey, in
the Slst year Of his age. Deacon HoYey was born in
Lyme \. H., removed TO Troy than half century
ago, and was one Of the FIRST settlers Of the town
In Troy, Nov. o. Nabby c. West, rolct Of Samuel
West Esq, in the Seth of her age. She born in
kiuingsy Conn., but resided most Of her life in Bath
\. H., and Troy, VT
In Orange, De-. i6, Widow Anna Strong, aged Sc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-02
attrrarp.
TAsTMANs POEMS.


ptrM ron AN AMERICAN POET
m. English journals are in the habit of sneerng at
Accan authors except when merit stalks forth in so
va ad nndeniable form that they forced to ac-
knowledge IT, The poets especially stand small chance
Nth ,hem They bring the unvaryng charges Of imita-
zion and want Of originality And it must be confess
I'd that in nine cases out Of ten they judge correctly
plackwood Magazine has always appreciated merit NJ
matter On which side Of the great pond may be io'nd
Au,crt pixies magnificent Hymns TO the Cod were
e, unfinished and received their due need - praise IN
Maya The anomaly was indeed consdcr'd sr"nB, .i,'
such classical productions should proceed no,"
Rock IN Arkansas. When irving puohSn'u ~
sketch Book in England It was eonsa'i'" ,s
that such grace and mpid purity Of dieuon sho u oo'e
fop, an American whom die ignorant IN mat country
~ ,bev have multituaes Of gnorant) only think Of as
anonymous with copper colored lnuian
IT, woods Magazine for October in the just past
200. mere is very cute and knowing production called
NJ Brrrfr's REVIEW. Mr.. Buttle after some learned
;s,o,,.o imam literature and some account Of his jour
nrvp,s. describes the effect produced upon him when
, amor maze Of modern poetry and literature having
di.,npc,rsd under his contcmptuous thumb" all Of
dlsn I'm Che middle Of dreary desert Of sand and bar
r,rpc he hears the waving Of green leaves and the
e,sb OF water" Somehow other he hits upon vol
ume Of poems written by one CHARLES O. EASTMAN,
citizen NJ most outlandish town. with French name
Aoapecr in the State Of Vermont, (vho ever heard Of
TenoafD The way in which he got hold Of the book Is
curious aud be given in his own words "llcrc is
work submitted to my superior Judgment by person
10 me unknowu--vho merely had the pleasure Of see
ipg me once or twice as I stroned to the Butchers
during her residence the water-cure establishment at
the upper end OF our village Hcr residence, IL was
LADY. and az the i-4fer-cre csfabfsAmsH her judy
,ssf is none Of the best" Some remarks upon Yankees
follow displaying thc prejudice Of the worthy Mr. But
ue which he proceeds to speak Of the said Charles
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-02
3rmrlru 4 tranru GOODS.

| EW ELRY Watches Clocks and other
~ Jowelry at low prices, at s. r., ROBINSON.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
~ GUSTANUS 4. CROSS. (successor 20 Samuel
Abbott has rohtted the shop formerly occupied by Mr..
Abbott in Waltons Block where he has for sale com
EIIlY Sirer Plated and BrifQHia ilorc Accordions,
Toys Pcrfumcry, and good supply Of Fancy Goods
dPWATCH AND JOB WORK done az short no
tice aud in the best manner. Mr.. Lathrop Billings has
charge Of the Watch repairing department.
An who are la want Of any thing in the above line will
find themselves well used and Goods Cheap
Montpelier, January ], 1896.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-02

The M,staag Liinen cures RheuAatism;
Ine Mustang Imminent cures SIR Joints
dho Mustang LiHimeAt cures Burns aud Hounds
ING Mustang LiHia6t cures Caked Breasts and Sore
Nipples
ne Mustang LiHimeH cures Neuralgia
iae Mustang Imminent cures C0TJiS and lparts
The Mustang Lini,acnf is north
loOlO0l DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States the presoryer and restorer
valuable orses and Cattle II all Sprains, Calls,
Wounds, SuH joints &c.
Win you answer this question: Did you ever hear Of
any ordinary Sore Swelling, Sprain Stiffness either
beast, which the Mustang Eminent would not
cure Did you visit any respectable Druggist in
any part Of the world-n Europe Asia, or America
who did not say the greatest discovery of the
age Z" Sold everywhere. Every family should have 1t
sizes BARNES q PARK,
2oim r.,--i-'e-- ~. vs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-02

TIM OLp STANDARD REMEDY for uN Pulmonary
Diseqscs--rHE VEerrAnGB PutNoNAHY BAtsAN, A.
ter unprecedented s1io and poparfgr $50 yotfs has
concsvely shown itself 10 be The most reliable remedy
for Coughs, Colds, CORsUnpt0n and all similar alice
protors have recommendations from some 0f most
eminent PhysciaHs CicyqyHcn, Professors Of colleges
scififc and disftgtshcd ubkc meHiu fact. from all
classes in the communicates which pamphlets. and
wrappers 10 bottles The basis of this medicine
private recipe OF distinguished physician and its con-
uucd popularity IS the best recommendation Of lis merit
Inquire Tor it by its WHOLE NAME, and take no other.
Price. SOC and 81
Sold IN Montpelier by L. ,. PIERCE q i. +. SMITH.
2lN22
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-02
Rarktts.
BoSToY MARKTT, DC 70,

ASHES.--Ihe market has b'en quiet with small sales
at s a s he. per ID. for Pots and Pearls
GlAlN.-lhe market for Cirn has been duh during
the week. but prices firm With light receipts The
sales have been at ne for southern yellow now held at
7Sc 700 for Western Mixed md 73c for white. In Oats
there have been sales Of Northern and Canada at 52 per
bu. now held 53c with sales In Rye the sales have
been small az 90 % per bu. White Beans plenty
and in moderate demands the sales have been al 81 90
81 per bu for fair aud good nd - p per bu, for pee
and marrow
HAY.--Eastem is firm and in demand at Sl7 IS PEI
ton, cash.
PROV lSlONS-Ihe receipts of Pork continue mod
crate, and with fair deuan nom the trade, prices
main quiet steady. Butter remains the last
ported Demand moderate With sales at 2 a BE 70
New York aud Vermont dars, 24c for choice fall
l6 a PIC for Western and Canada. Cheese has been il
good demand at 10 l2 per TO- and extra lots as hig
as lie.
TALLow-sales Of 40 900 lbs. rendered, to arrive
about three weeks. IL 10 c. and small lots here at II
cash. Rough ranges from a Dc per h., cash.
WOOL-lhe market continues quite firm for heec
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-02


And scol1 h blame the brook he
so fast it seems 10 How, fcause
And then with sharp and angry
words,
Ana quick and fretful blow,
,, x. facross
ai,e stpnpa and strikes her stick
~ ttue N.th flashing eyes,
Anu lastef stamping flercely,
fhaler' issterl cries
I'hls poor and straars old roman
That tirss bTi0io az min
Just nhfrf TIC tnrHpIts rea5 h
To struggle Hp hc An. fs,as
NL
her hut, 10 poor aud old
So desolate and mean,
Besides herself, no living thing,
They say was ever seem
Nj.
Except, that la a golden vase,
Carved by the suhtlost art
To represent a maiden's hand,
Clasped round a broken heart,
An.
a wonderfully fragrant flower
Z seen upon the hoor,ta at noon,
" here warm and bright the sun,
Streams through the open door.
XIV. TO nurse
And this sweet flower she seems
With never ending care,
And IN its season from her vase,
Finds little time 70 spare.
... ". It's name
whence came the flower, or whit
lwere Idle II We sought,
W whence the golden vase, by
Exquisite labor wrought such
XVI.
some think II Is no earthly plant
For never yet, they say,
OF earthly birth was seen a f,ow.
" w y HI &C. NlNH q .aI.. -