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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND HuMoR SYRUP.

To the Pablo. Whereas, one Charles u. Kent
has been couterfeiting my Allied Ointment. and pallnns
OF upon the pubc an article under the name OF the
.tC,enuine Allied Ointment" which ointment IL base
Imitation Of NINE have commenced an action against
the said Kent for the sane Professor Hayes, state As
sayer for the State Of Massachusetts, after having anal.
these two samples cannot be pronounced 10 be alike
And the certificates which the said Kent 10 circulating
foryeres and imposons, ne the afidsvits OF the
xrR, JonS s. sriFToRD, 81, S. MERsILL. sworn 70 be-
fore me, N. W. Harmon, ], T.. Il. ID. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass. June II, 1855
AGENTS. DR.. James Sawyer, and Augustus Sawyer,
Blddefori T. Gilman, and ID. l.. Mitchell, Sacoj II.
u. Hay, Portland, General Agent. ly2d
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HuIilOrS.

yr CANKER,
BILIOUsNESS,
COSTiVENEss, md
GENERAL DEBILITY,
ARE CURED NJ
ARNOLD's GLOBULEs and
VITAL FLUID,
They cannot exist against action Of these Medieo
Chemicals.
IIumors In the blood are the sole first OF Con.
sumption, by consuming the boods vitality. These
prepartions consume humors and gire vitality by the
great powers OF Chemistry
See Circulars, to be had Of Medicine Dealers.
BURR, POSTER 4 Co., Cornhill, General Agents.
Mansfield 4 Co., City Wharf, Boston. Special Agents.
FOR Sale by DIS ]. sawyer and O. w. Pierson, Bdde.
ford Or. WIN. bailey and 4. J. Smith, saco A. War
rem, Kennebunk Jos. Curtis, Wells.
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L. r. HORTON & Co.,
The Great European
G @ u G II r e NJ T. D Y

Prepared by Rev. Walter Clarke,
CORNISH, ME.
One Of the best Medicines known for Coughs
and other disorders Of the pulmonary organs.
Three years have scarcely passed since this
truly valuable medicine was introduced into this
country, AMI yet its superiority over every other
Medicine in the cure OF cough and lung disorders
is generally acknowledged, in those cases Of
coughs which have long resisted oil the usual
remedies, the European Cough Remedy has
achieved its greatest triumphs, many Of these
long standing and apparently hopeless cases
yield at once TO its remedial Power, and two or
three bottles generally eft, CT cure, while in re-.
cent cases single Bottle is generally more than
sufficient The following certificates are select.
ed from hundreds which might be given.
Remarkable cure Of Ph,hisic with severe cough
communicated by General Small. Limiug,on cor.
mar, Nov. 9Th, 1856.
THIS is TO certify that for many years suffered
from the Pihisic accompanied with severe and
very distressing cough. My suaerings whenever
took cold were very great, and | could meet
with no Remedy until about two years ago, when
tired Rev. Walter Clarke's European Cough
Remedy, IRON which derived immediate benefit,
and by taking four Bottles was perfectly cured
and have had no return Of either cough or Ph,his.
10. sine rely recommend the European Cough
Remedy to all sufferers. II has been worth a
thousand dollars 10 me. GEORGE SMALL
For sic by Tris,em Gilman, Saco, and at the
Union and Journal Counting Room, No 1, Cen.
iaai block, Biddeiord.
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Iron "a, Ws,Ai.rt., sta,l

Among the many preparations now In Use for the
storing, preserving AMI b~auuying the hair. ther
none thai recommend vi h more confidence thsa
Prof. Woods Hair kstofssive, no~ IN gen eral sss
throughout the states. This preparation possesses
the most nvEorAtns qualities, si never iis In pru-
duclng the most happy results When srtei according
10 drccuJns. We rsfer readSis 10 iew Of the In.
Vulnerable certificates which have been nt by parties
wbo have len bensftsi by and who feel happy In
irving tesumsay ~ he wonderful Effects producvd on
tLetr.
q. J. WOOD CO., PROJECTORS, 3i2 broadway, New
fok, and lie Martet street, ~ Louis, NO.
OA0ENTs.-IH RiddsJori, J. sawyerj IN Saeo, 8.
3, Mitchell, SUCCESSOR to ID. L. Mitchell. Wholesale
Agents Ia Boston, Weeks Potter. In Portland, %. u.
liar. 3mosIs
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SUPPLY the best, finest and
- purest articles, ut iopssf
Cash prices. Their Stock con-
tists Of
Tens, Cohees, Choco-
lates, Allsplce, Pepper,
Mustard, Ginger, Cay.
cnue Pepper, Nutlnegs,
! &c I n na m . o., Cloves,
| Cream Tartar, Tnrax.
n G q m or Prepared
Dandelion Root, &c.
Having every facility Cor man
ufacturing and preparing the
several articles named, the pub
,lir NAV rplv unOn having them
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED.


mIIE undersigned having obtained many years since,
i from the Indians, knowledge Of remedy for Gan.
GERS and which he has tested In about one hundred ana
an cases eecting permanent In all cases where
he has given the least encouragement In the beginning
Therefore having tested Its power and become fully ooo-
WINGED of It's efficacy In the OF Cancers, he IL pre-.
pared 10 say 10 all persons afflicted with cancers In any
part OF the body that he extract them In reasons-
BE length Of time with but little pain and for reason.
able compensation. lie will trdrrdnf cnre IN sueh
cases az he gives assurance or Ray. Post Oce ad.
dress, hast standish. n,o,, o,,,,,n
standish, Sept. 10th, 1885,
This may certify that have witnessed The efficacy Of
Mr. Lombards Cancer remedy. and do not hesitate to
say that II will eject cure In all cases where US apP
cation has not been too long delayed, and the whole
system poisoned with the cancerous Nins. IL Is iaf
more certain than the use OF the knife, extracts The
disease entire, leaving no trace OF u bshini
JAMES NJ. BuZZELL, II. D.,
Prof. Of Surgery In the Eclectic Medical College
Philadelphia. -
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ALL HAIL.
Som ething for the Million!!
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

AVE CALL TIE ATTENTION or ALL, OLD AND
w young, IN this wonderful preparation, which
head 81 the bak viii luxunant grovth-rvmoves the
dandru6 itching and all cutancous eruptions-causes
continual nov Of the natural fluids and hence, n used
regular dressing r the hair, will preserve lie color.
AMI Keep II from falling 10 extreme old age, In all ts
natural beauty We call, then upon the bald, TIE fray,
diseased In scalp, TO use Il AMI surely, the young
win not n they value the flowing locks, the witehlhs
curl ever he without IL. Its praise 10 upon the tongue
Of Thousands.
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d. Il. EDDY, Solicitor Of Pa.sn,s
TESTIMONIALS.

"Durins the time occupied the once Of comnis.
siones Of patents, H. H., kppr, Esq, Of Boston, did
business At the PAtsat Once solicitor for procuring
Patents. There few, any psrsons setns In that
capaey Who had % much business before the Patent
odhce ana there wsrs nons Who onniuct<d u With
more skill, fidelity and success. I regard Ar. Eldy
Of the best Informed and most skifu Patent ~,
assuring inventors thai they cannot employ psrsoa
more competent and Trustworthy, and more capable Of
putting their applications In form ~ secure Tor them
an early and hvorabss consideration ~ he Patent Of
Ace. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commiss loner Of Patsnts "
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS
nm EVERY ONE MS OWN PHYSICIAN.

HNIIE filisth edition, with One
j. Hundred Engravinss, showing
Diseases and Malfonnations of the
Human system In every shape and
form. To with 10 added q Treatise
on the Diseases VI Females, being ol
the highest Importance 10 married
people, OF those contemplating msT,
rage. by ..#F 1901
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JUST received, few case. ol oenis s1irs wids
JcAis Doors. Al Rosss Store Liberty 81.
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House Lots for sale.

House Lots for sale.
THOMAS II. PERSON has for ssls House Lots In
i BkidefOrd, on the following streets.
Pike street. Pool St, lll St, Oak ST, Acorn st., Pine
ST., Hamlet St, Back st., Porter ST., foss St, Line ST.,
MI Vernon St, Prospect ST., Cottage ST., Guinea ST.,
birch ST. Persons Lane, Bradbury ST. and also several
acres Of land on Prospect ST., all Of which VIII sell
cheap Coz cash OF approved credit. Please call me
before purchasing one small house corner OF Cottage
and Hin ST., with good Garden spot Price Sloo One
Double Tenement House. corner Of Toss and Porter ST.,
Price 500. M5
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WILLIAM YOUNG, N. d.

Let no father be ashamed 10 pre-
sen, copy of the EscULAPfUs to
his child. II may save him from an
early grave. Let No young man or
woman enter into the sacred obiiga-
lion. M ma rried life without readIns
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ApDle Parers g. SIiCers,

OtLEAvES & KlMBALL have Just received q
~ large lot ofthe 6s.t Apple Parers and Slicers
yet invented. PHesloV, and the Ma6kis.s trar,
datsS satisfaetory.
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wa,eytosn. MAJ, Msy I, 1855.

"aFN"sN "ess' sAsy ~ iS~S'
PROP. o. J. WOOD, Alloy me 10 attest the virtues
and magic powers Of your Hair Restorative. Three
mouths snoe, iing exceedingly ay, purchased and
commenced 10 use, two bottles and soon began
10 TELL In restoring the silver locks ~ their native ooor
AMI the hair which before dry and harsh, and u,
Ing OF, BEGAN. sof and glossy and eeassd tli,
ing the dandru disappears and the scalp bst all the
disagreeable Itching, 80 annoying bsbre, and nov, l
not only look but feel young again.
Rsspectfaly, yours, etc. CHAS. WHITNEY.
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Fysn tAs present. csmni,siossr.
"AuGrsr ~. lssss-During the line have heid the
once Of Commissioner % Patents, H. kidy, Esq., .of
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the ransaetion
OF business with the Oncs, soictos. lie 10 thor
oaghy acquainted with the Law, and the rules Of pfac-
tcs OF the Once. regard him u the most capa.
bic and successful practitioners With whom have had
otucisi intsrcourse. CuAs. MASON,
ly3I CommlssIaner VI Patents,
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cHAs. WHITNEY.

not only look bu, feel young again.
Rsspecthany, yours, etc. CHAS. WHITNEY.
New York, Oct. 2, 1885.
PROF. o. J. w00D-Dear shi Amer reading the
advertisement In OF the New York Journals of your
celebrated Hair Restorative, procured o Lan pin,
bottle, and much pleased with u that ooaiina-
ed for tuo MONTHS and satisfied 10 decided
~ the best preparation before the pGbic. II al
removed all the danirun ami unpleasant Itching from
the scalp, and has restored my hair naturally, and
have no douiS. permanently so.
You have pernis,ion 10 refer me, all Who entertain
any doubt of Its performing oil that Il claimed for 70.
MISS fEkks, 70 Ia Greenwich Az.
have used Professor q. J. wooIs Hair Restorative,
and have admired s ~ooiestul sncts II restored my
hair where Il hal fallen Oh Il cleans the head and rsn-
ders the hair soft and smooh-much more % than oil.
Louisville, Nov, ], 1855. MARY A. ATKINSON.
state 81 Illinois, Carlisle, June -, a.
have used Professor o. j. woods Hair Restorative
and have admired its wonderful effect. Ny hair be-
coming, 40 thought, prenatarey gray, bot by the
OF the "Restoratve," II has resumed its original color
and, have no doubt, permanently 90.
SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-senator United States.
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Tsin Mes. 20 80 for Sour DO sad y 7ssssi for Pima
~. y mall s,. at SO S"Ss 50 lsr Repatea Nee. ri
sitdsB p for Extra do. Prime Mess Is nominal h.
Hons a.. river and nominal; quote sZ29s3 3D.
oS sls Of 81 lots q Western smoke ala.
loI boxes short RIBBED Mide. a. 5 Cnt Mats a.. oa.,
n'c and ..c Tor Shoulders ard Hans Lsd Is ssan 49,
az quite ou tie sriyas fair sales ~ 10 bhs and h,
la30i5c Butter IL in fair demand lSd 81 I'm o.
rae f stse BY the d,iy and s5ac for Orange cosr.y
RICE-There Is disposition 10 buy add pric.s A.. 49,.
NJ stdlc. a. 20 quality. NY
suGsRS-The market for both raw and refined ar. a., 49,.
&c further decenson The sales today are ~ bh 60
&C. and including loo hhd' Pro Rico sssic snd rs
boxes Havana 81 7c.
sAITPETER-At Boston the marie. eout.u,., .,,.. e..
for sapcter with good demsnd sales Of 100 Beg, - M
ard $50 liars At i2.c.. mos ~
STFARIN /. dull and h.svy; small sales q connon o,...
q, 93c cs,h. We quote the range from sdi1c for ino,
Grease ard neat Lard there Is very e Prime oaerirs
At ia a ll3c for GOOD Western. IN lots
WHIsKYThe market better for ,h s:sple Gales Of ne
bbls AZ 25l q &C., mainly at DC.
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MARRIED.,

ALsERTsON-ROWAN-0n "Wednesday, Sept 10, by the
Rev Or Burchard Albert Aberson esq to Marion Joseph
Inc daughter Of the late j. Beekmsn Rowan esp
all Of this city.
the Rev Charles C. Norton, William Y. Durham 10 Hannah
A. Jacobs both Of this city.
DUNHAM-DYER-On Wednesday morning Sept. Is, by the
Rev L. Clark George H. Dunnam 10 Eliza Dyer both Of
this city.
xIoLB,Rr-DANIELs-M the PARSONAGE in Hoosick on
Hobart 70 Miss Mary 4. Daniels both Of Grafton, Y.
ul0GINs-OSBORN-In this city, Tuesday. Sept Is, by
the Rev. Mr. Partridge George h. Higgins 10 MIS-. Hannah
Osborn al of this city.
McyICAR-GRAFF-On Wednesday Sept l6 by the Rev.
Asher MIR Robert MeNiesr to Miss Mary HELEN Gfsa
all Of this city.
MAYNARD CLOVES - At the Parsonage in Hoosick, on
SUNDAY, June "a, by the Rev james W. Grant Mr George
w Maynard TO Miss Emms A. Cloves. both Of Bennington.
VI.
ACKENZIE-PARK ER--On Tuesday evening, Sept IS by
the Rev Nj jameson Of the residence OF the brides s.ter
james NJ. Mackenzie Of Scotland Eleanor third daUgheT
Of Capt. Parker OF London, England.
PLATT-COLEs-n this CITY, Wednesday, Sept To- the
Baptist TsbeInsee Church Rev. DIR Edward Lathop
Geo. w. Pstt h 10 Miss Mary g. Coes, daughter OF Albert
Coles esq all oI this city.
southern, Western and California papers please copy.
ONo-WEsTERVILT-on "Wednesday, Sept 49, by the
Stephen h. Tyns. d. D., Rector Of ST. Georges Church
Heury ". Pond snd Fannie A. Nesterl all OF this city.
PRINCE-BURNHAM-ln the Plymouth Church BROOKLYN
on ThursdAy, Sept. 10 BY the Rev. Spear, d. d the
Rev N A. PIinoe Of Paterson n J., TO Mary banhsm o
Brooklyn
residence of Judge Waits Wednesday, Sept b tbs
Rev. James w. Grant Mr. William I. Reynolds 70 Mis-
May Jane Wilcox both Of South Petersburgh, N. Y.
WALsH-DOWN-At his residence St Patrcks, By tbs
Rev Mr.. Stars Walter NJ Walsh D. OF Boston, 10 Mis-,
CAME L. Down eldest daughter OF SAMUEL Down, esq o.
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DIED.

BoUTON-At Chicago, III Saturday Sept. r. Emily Il,
VIII OF Nathaniel $. bouton, esq, eyed % years.
New knslsud papers pease copy.
COWAN-n West Thirteenth street, Wednesday morning,
Sept To- Elizabeth CowSn widow Of the late James CJwan
aged ~ yesIs mouth aud IL Gays.
DBbs-in Adams street, Brooklyn "Wednesday Sep To-
Sarah, Telict Of the late Benjami1 Dibb.
DOLAN-In South Brooklyn Henry Dolau s,n Of Michael
po.sn. aged yeaIs, months and Is days
GoULD-At Sharon. Com, % Wednesday, Sept To- MAJOR
David Goald aged 70 years.
QLESD0S-At No 2sl Elizabeth street on We lpesd,v Sent
H. John Hcnry only Of Michael Ella Gleudop aged
10 months and q days.
6EARY-ID Broohlyn on Tuesday evening Sept IS Of
HAWES-in Greenwich street "Wednesday evening SEM.
l6 William d. HAwes seed - years q DAYS,
JACkSON-Cn W.dnssasy Sept a. his resia-Ec,, No 1871
Wee TweDty.seyentb street f. T. Jtsfsep, recently u Hsr
len, in tks DIR yeAJ Vfh.sHs
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KTvSlRD-On ~hursa.y Sep, II, William H1n. K'rrsrd,
sge1 ~ moLihi II P:lscs A. aud 'ht .se osise "
KsurArd. . ...o,,.
~ acerrce- A. C.orL Ills remains vii D. tasea - Oar
HI. CemeteTy On Saturday N rn.ne
KELLY-Ou Wedr.sdAy Sept. TO- Patrick key, ~ he I'm
wear Of ~ ase sgddsny, native Of kano County oSly'
Ireland.
LlFCHFTT-0n Tuesday evening Sept IS Edward, only son
Of Vrc1rf ano Eelis eichert ssed year and months
McCONHE-On Tuesday, Sep ], q disease Of the Innss
Hopors NcCouhe aged p years and Is days
McGAURAN-on Tuesday, Sept Is at the residence OF ms
b.b. JohL coYns fourth street and sixth syenne ai
,hort but severe Eoess which be bore with Christian fehs
nation MI Peter McGauIan, aged q yesrs.
otIEN-In Willamsburgh, Wednesosy Sept 10 oeo'ss
Cbrstopher son Of George and Ann INN aged years
month, and dsys. . ,, n -. n
yoLCKMER-O1 Wednesday. Sept. &c. William b son Of
Hery and Mary VocGmer aged 2montns and y
WtAI'GU-At For. McIntosh. Texas, Sunday, Aug y
James Weaugh 81 Boston, aged n years Il
WARRFN-At No $40 Laur~ns street, on Tnesdsy Sep' -
Waiter Mage Warren. il the 18th year Of his sge
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Steamship Falcon Brown Savannah with wheat and rice
18th inst passed large quantity q wrecked .tas eondns
barrels boards Monday, OFF Hst.erss In company
steamship Jamestown, Parrish Richmond ke with wds.
:a s Rqa rs' a ' 7Oi Soahs
chip Constantine Macoduct Liverpool Aus II, wth ndss.
5 d @ to &C. Ha. hi sy o ~
Bark J9 a5a Brsm weSte Bremen - day. . s
Ion 60 20 'Pok Bremen ship Admiral from Bremen 0E D1
Bark J. Cobb, Peterson, Cuba 10 days. with and
tobacco to Mora EePsew 18th inst in gale from !"
5@ Brett, C. is 3 Isa. ;pss;s Il, ssii
s., lon s. Is, passed hip AItwGi1ht bound W.
with al pass to Burchaid BUCK 9Th lat 2 s. lOn
6l spoke Bremen hp Admiral from Bremen for stmoie
f. bar end r ,Sssies to WV " " Mersn
Bark Robert Leonard C9ot Glasgow 80 day. with iron and
whisky 10 w Brain. 18th inst lat ~ ~ lon IoS spoke
e s': ID ~: ssss a C: s"'d'" days.
Brig North American, Wallace Jonssport via Bridgeport Tor
Big s. r Musen BED, Lesyersn csbarCb R., IS day.
WITH sugar and molssses 70 Nas6e keyns 9tn INST Ino.
sping' Of England I'd mate died Of fever and was buried
Brs Msr,n Ridley B Hatney, Barbados is days. in bal
lsst 70 Sh ken 4 lronsides.
sns EmbIem, Hitler, Rondout Tor Boston:
solT J. g. Whippe, Clausen, Virginia, with potatoes .
schr Edorsdo Punuer, Addison days, with lnnbe to
sehr Jo.ia Berry Machia., Port Morris.
schr. Z A. SonkiDg Soper, Virginia days
sehr Mist, Doso,wa Alexandra days sith coal
sehr. J. Roe Hammond Baltimore days. with coal
ScbI. Native Anderson VifEnis days, with coal
Schr. Pawtu, bet Ross Rockand days, with iG7e'
Sclr. Sterling, Hill. New-Hsyen.
SchT Transit Churchill New London. 80
schr Gun berani Chase, Alexandria IL days, WIN eosi
Sahr John Crockford, Smith, Virginia days Win WOOD
SclY. Mttha ColiI Collins Virgins days, WITH wood
SohT Nile Chambers, Virginia u days with wood
Schr J. Preduote Cramer. virginia - days, with wood
scbr H. Brewer, Cole Virginia days with wood and to-
bscco. -,
scLr Cha, A. Griffin of Fall Ryer Borden Baracos 5th
inst with G. Acserly tn inst, la "a lon Is
g. experienced hure from W. 20 " lost dsckos1
Of Oranges.
sclr J. Hsmes. Holmes, Alexandra days with coal.
Schr samuel Francis lof BALTIMORE GOulay Jtcmei Aug
"A with oywood ard coffee 20 II Becker Greaves.
Sloop Thomas Hull, Hull Providence.
inner Deswsre Copes, Philadelphia and Cape May 10
hours. mdse 70 y. Perkins. = .
Steamer westchester, Clark Providence 10 hours mde "
Issac Oden. .
Piedmont wets Baltimore 70 hours with n1ds 70
H. b. Crcwe Tuesday, 18th ins passed sehi v. WI
Hams at sncLo In Cbesspeke Bay with loss % o,s
tOTus ard obOon. TIE r. has experienced heavy Z
steamer unsutta Nye New Bedford 10 hours, with ni
10 Joe Allen
enthusiastically Daniel Webster Miner New Ore:nsF
Ksp Esroo (Br screv JeSf,ys, Lyerpoo bark Ottawa r
uer, HsysYs, and Others
WIND-Sunset, W s. w.
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Hides sdsic. y n Talow, 7iasc v loi fe'@ ee7sc.
BBee-Exrs and first quality includes nothing bat the
best, large fat sslfed Oxen. , - a.,
Second quality includes the best grass FED Oxen le ee
stalled Cows and the best threeJen o.d STEERS Uunsxy
consists of Bulls and the refuse Of lots
sheep-E1trs includes Cosses and when those Of Inferior
were no cars over Boston aud Maine Railroad 10
over the Boston Lowell 56 the Ftehburs and
the Western loaded with Cattle sheep Swine and hors
or the 1856 the Fhburs 60 via the Washington and
Rutland Railroad. from Albany.
Az although the stock large. Drovers viii have sub
nit to less prices than they now ASK or lee, Their tk
some who fept their last week had 10 eel
lever figure to-day On Sheep there further decline OF 80
re from sst week
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md sold toohrck loouetlrs 81 70 Sle from Mary bhss
Nc 20 East Fourteenth sreet Conved aud seat 20 he
Penteptary for sls months.
james j. Worth was aIsigned for assault and bat
ty the l4h q September Thouas Steele Of the IhF'
i,cr'h District Py,e Convi.ted aid sentence suspended
Thomas Mcintyre, arr sgaed tor ssseu: ana battery,
til 18Th of September, Wa Jo No ~ Ridge stree,
wtsacouit;.d. 80 -
John NcCowan. Thomss Bruckness Chas. Hart
uAn John 9 ai!ey John D1on, VIM. Hogan aai George
Bucksnd arragned assault and battery and Michael u
Inns sfrasned for stealing dchAsed NJ witnesses AZ
tending
The cases Of MIs. Mary Hughes and Danlel Quinn
scnv T assault and battery Temanded tai Saturday
Tor sentence Tast OF Thomas Cunningham for assut and
battery postponed ~; Tuesday next John Barlow was
ouvc.sc larceny and remanded I'LL Saturday for sentence
few rrore cases Of special interest were tired,
when the Court ouIped " O'clock Saturday morning.
COURT CALENDAR-TBIs DAY.
SurRrME CouRT CIRcUIT.-The Calendar for Fri
ssy IL the yesterday.
UvnEO STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. A., "a,
Is, e. c. &c, 60 20, II, IL
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p.,,.a.,v.,. Cattle Market. .Srpr. lS

The Cattle yards largely supplied with eee,es JESTER
day. the Offering, amounting 7so head ell Of which we're
oS about no head prices ranging from % 70 ew,
eiei sill aud as high per 100 ios the latter price
being obtained only for the beet stock Most Of the 'och ""
sHyEPThe Sheep market again largely suppsd ne
numbr offered r sale having amounted 10 II goo head al Of
which were sold at prices ranging from to 80 TOT st sneeP
and from o. to e3 for stock sheep The very
brisk. Al. S.,,.,s
for Hos. continues active 1900 head disposed OF o. zen
Nm C.GyEsThe saes this kind OF stock amounted
% At from 35 to for mich and hsn I'D
10 xS5 for dry cows
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Cambridge Cattle DIarkes.

REPORTED FOR TIE y. 7. TEIsrSr, ~ Grosss MR..
"WEDNESDAY, Sept h 1851
MARKET 2.5 Cattle shout 900 Besves. and ee ssossa
consisting Of working oIen, Cows ana ono I'VE md tAsss
y.,s old. .on.1..-,
Price. Of S,or. Cattle: Working Oxen nom SIS ew tlA
$50 cas- $50 $50 go; Yesinss SIS to ga I've
cid e25 10 s7i Three years old, $40 70 e4a -
Sheep Lambs $50 market rrces W lots Scel -
% So IS each extra, and selections, S3d s5 So
swine-4es at msrket prices, live weight 7fdsc .
dressed, 81 elOc. y n.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......ssrr H.
Cleared.

Steamshp-Danie Webster. Miner NewOreans and Hays.
NJ. o Roberts.
ehip-suItsns Barrett New Orleans, VIM. Nesen Son.
R.hs-Paermo Inghsm Marseies Chamberlain, Phelps
Co james Fish Phillips Csrdenss Albert Horn Greyhound
Gllbrad,ou Gibraltar, Foster 4 Nckersou.
Bhs-Biiow (Br }, RathbuD, st. Johns, ~ f., d. X. Do
Wolfe.
schooners-Fams Pratt. jacksonville, j. L. Jsnovin; Rio,
Small; Warrington, Williams, Dean Co NJ g. Leonard,
Leavtt FredercksbIg Van Brunt Slaght Hudson Stock
ing Hartford, j. B. Edwards NJ still stiman Elizabeth
City ID. Glines Son Co T. Gnce, Rogers Charleston,
Sc sDton Tsmani H. Lewis Sanders Milton, Fs benner
Deake,