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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-06

In the Circuit Court for Charles County,
In Chancery. May Term.
july 18th, 1857.
JOHN D. BRANDT rs JOSEPH WRIGHT and others.
ORDERED, that the sale of the real estate OF
~ Mary Mackall, made and reported by the
Trustee, Gerard w. Grain, be ratified and confirm
3D. unless cause be shown to the contrary on or be
fore the first Monday in October next; provided a
copy of this order be published in some newspaper
in Charles county, in each Of three successive
weeks before said first Monday in October next.
The report states the amount of sales to be 500.
PETER w. GRAIN.
True copy-Test:
JOSEPH STEWART, Clerk,
jy 23-3w of C. C. for Charles County.
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MEXICAN GUANO.-'A A" and "A'' Mex
1Yl lean Guano always on hand and for sale by
FOWLE & CO.,
NH 10 Alexandria, Va.
\ FRICAN GUANO.-A full supply of this
N valuable fertilizer just received and for sale by
FOWLE & CO.,
NH l9 Alexandria, Va.
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Poplar Hill, July 30, 1s57-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-06

EXAMINATION AND DEBATE.
THERE will be an Examination of the Pupils
y of Primary School No. ], in the 4th election
district, on THURSDAY, the 18th of August
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Debate at 2 O'Clock. P. M. The parents and
guardians of said Pupils and the public generally
IRE respectfully invited to attend.
NOBLE E. BARNES, Teacher.
y 3OL3t
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NTET.IIgENCE OFFICES.

I,NPrOYERs WISHING aooD HTJp Will FIyJ
~ Gem an. fngIlsh ard Irish servants ~ sOhks con
NERT Cue w3 Broadway; entrance In rankin stree,
Also oc~ohnen so.rers &C. this o. The Other Once ~
trcepp tch street
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NEW BOOK on BHirtRDs.-"r HH GAME a.
"A RDiArde, hy Srhsei Phelan, author 81 Billiards vEh.
QUA Na.,e<o Prrc 81 wi be tree OF po~fxce 90 re-
cept Of price, By oC0SFoR Col.~ENDkR bEhsrd saSis
makerN So Ann sreeA
A BARrORDs BILLIARD TABLES NOW IN PRR-
N feet orpcr IL vNeene phvern 10 Fulton and No
street We are preye 81 - teach good psyer f,lhv
ing r~ction 70 100 pois by cannops or hazsard
nRCKRRs MECHANICAL COMBINATION CUSHIONS
~ warranted Superior vi others elasticity
beins lover, yet entircv afe Billiard tables ~ az
sizes slate marble 1ops trimmings % description
the old prfoes Msnufactory ~
IL DbCKkR, Gate Grinith Decker)
MICHARL PnEfANe MODEL BILLIARD rABLH
wi md combination cushkns patented February 10 1886
rc Of e best clubs IN shs have sdopted hen fhsvu
PRINCIPAL clubs tn Phtdslphfa The aomerse Cub, Boston,
The Betmcre Club; the Matches Club Mssssppi the Boston
Club Of New Orlesns tho ohexeSon Club; tho w~ Pous
Cfubi DE wnsesea~re Cfh, Pa The brooklyn Clps; Rio
bsvc airo adopted hem In sress rovay) In hs CIV
sxytvo herp IN pubic billiard rocms hss,ss n am
ober~ private houscs and club Worthless nlasrs
oAe~ed r~ ssie, therefore can e-oons ~
ord 7ts Broadway entrance In renh street, or a ,s mann
actnsy, 90 Ann rtrest
CHkRP's BIIiIsRp fABf,Fs WIFI NE1 STYLE ov
- cushion. and marble and slate beds on he nosf
prcplee ali sy-s Three second Cor
~ W. ,. SHARPE lt Fulton stress
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HOTELS.

IA PvRRE Housp. s-p Avn ew ppoAnw.r
- Ap.tpe.is furnsb.d w'b " ~thsut hoard 4 IA,
0r sd two b'rootns hrv hoor hack varaot
eAsAace NJ Araiy sxse, Refcrrrce rrquir~s
q, TeRxhAN, sSponSaondeuk
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DEATHS.

In Bradford, Jan 18Th 1857, Mrs Mehitable Baldwin
widow Of the late Benz T. Baldwin Esq at the age Of
In Danielsonville. Conn., Sept %. 1856, Mr. T. Rus
sci CLARK, aged 40 years. Mr.. Clark was native Of
In Calais, Jan 8oh. Mrs. Esther b.. wife of Thomas
Andrews, aged y years Papers in Canada please
In Barre. Feb ith. Mrs Mary Dodge wife Of John
Dodge, aged 60 years, months and days; after
during 26 wears Of feeble health she fell asleep Jesus
without struggle or groan. Printers in \. Y, Ohio
In Rochester, Jan 22d Mr. John Williams. aged S.
In Clarendon, the 20th Of January, Mr.. Daniel
Marsh, aged 50 years olso, Feb st, Mrs Mary Marsh
wife OF Mr. Dnnd Marsh aged Is years parents Of Hon
John l.. Marsh Of the state Senate and Hon. r. v.
Marsh Of the House Of Representative.
In Orange, Sept 3)h, 1850, Ellen, wife OF o. G. God
frey aud only child Of Sanford aud Betsey Baldwin, aged
p years und six months.
In Hartland, Feb. lst, Mrs. Sarah Hodgman wife Of
Jonathan Hodgnan, Esg. aged SO years.
In Ncrwich Dec. %, 1iollon Emerson aged "A years.
Also, jan 18th, Joseph Emerson, aged 81 years.
In Townshend, Jan. H. Lydia p, wife Of Hon. T..
Huntingdon aged 70 wears.
In Northheld jan q, Stephen Thrasher, aged 6s
In Calais Jan. 80, Mrs Beulah Hardy, aged SO years
In Calais, Jan. 30 Nj Ira Bennett, agen 80. Printers
in y. H., and Mass. please copy.
In Woodbury., Jan Is, Daniel Remiek, aged about 90
In Peru, n. Y, JAN N, Joel Batty, late Of Starks-
boro, in the 9th year Of hts age
In Glover, Jan. 10, Mrs. Hannah Abbott, wife Of
James Vance aged 81 years and six months She lived
with her husband 81 years and 2S days, and the Sd
wife who settled in Glover 50 years ago. She left eyi-
dence that she has gone where there Is no sorrow.
At Greensboro, Jan. 10Th, Charles Sumner, Of
Beniam and Mary O@nng., aged year and months.
AT Greensboro Jan IL, Mrs Grace c. Cutting, reict
Of the late Mr. Nathan Cutting, aged 81.
In Coventry, on the 2ith ult Mr. Phillip FLANDERS,
Jan. 4, at Potion c. E., Cwhther she had gone on a
visit Miss Anna White Of Craftsbufy "a
In HardWick, Dee - Mrs Lydia A., wife OF Mr.. Ma
than Cheeycr, aged AZ.
In Pomfret, Jan. 4, Mrs. Minerva Lyman wife Of the
late Mr. Sylvanus Lyman, aged 81
In Stove, Jan. %, e small pox, Mrs. Caroline G.
Straw, wife Of Mr.. rhomas Straw, aged 80.
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Omar NArioNAL WoRK.-D. Appleton 4 Co.,
2i6 and 3is Broadway, New York, announce abrids
ment Of the debates Of Congress, from l7s9 to 1856 by
Hon. THOMAS H. BENroS. These debates embrace
period Of seventy years from the foundation Of the Fed
eral Government, and embrace more than hundred
volumes OF course these entirely beyond the reach
Of individuals. The ahridgment will embrace every
thing material topics Of surviving interest and will be
embraced in Is vols. no. of 80 pages each price -
per volume This is truly "a great national work., and
deserving Of the patronage Of states, college town and
society libraries and OF every whose means will per-
nit The work IS TO be Published by subscription, and
agent- win M DINO limo Do anno.-t.l l1r Nerman..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-13

ASHES The market for Ashes Is dull with small
sales az ~ 10 "a per 10. for Pots and Pearls.
GRAIN The market for Corn is quite firm, with light
receipts, but the demand has been limited The sales Of
Southern yellow have been in small lots at - SIC for
new and 80 ~ for old mostly ~ and 800 for aud
old aud for white and mixed prices quite nominal
Oats have been IN moderate demand with sales az 5c per
bu for Northern and Canada In Rye the sales have been
In small lots at 9lc per bu White beans have been In
good demand The sales have ranged from 81 80 2,3f
per bu, 70 quality. the latter price extra pea aud
marrow Canada Peas duh At 10 " i-2c per bu.
HAY. The market is firm for Eastern with sales at
S2l per tun, CASH
HOPS Steady sales at 6l-2a i-2c per ID. cash, as
10 quality
PROVISIONS. Pork Is firm, and prices have i'm
proved with a good demand. Butter Is IN better de-
mand. Sales Of New York aud Vermont darcs AZ n a
2tc the latter price for choice and Western and Cana
da at 20c per 10. In Cheese there have been sales
at o IL l-2c per h. cash, for common and choice.
WOOL. Fleece and pulled Wool continue very
and firm with sales Of $1,000 his az mll prices.
The tendency " the markc, is still upward, account
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MarriageS.

In Rochester, Jan -, ey Rev. II. Cebb, Mr. Henry
Martin and Miss Jane Leonard, both Of r.
In West Randolph, FEB. l. By Rev l.. Wheeler, Mr.
Lyman Kenny 10 Miss L. Goodae. both Of Braintrce
At South Boston, Mass, 9th, Charles Cummings,
Esq. editor VI Vermont px, and Miss Elizabeth b.
daughter Of the late Brewster aynods Of south Boston
In Bado1 Co.. Wis., Dcss- -, Mr.. John D. Benson Of
Rice Co. Minnesota. formerly Of Nermont and Miss An
ma L.. Lamb Of Springville, Pa.
In Calais Jan. 29ti, by c. b. Marsh Esq, Mr. Jona-
than Ioyewcll aud Miss Julia Ann Morse. both Of {.
In Northdcld Feb. 3, by Rev T.. A. Rice, Mr.. Am
hrose Bennett Of Barre and Miss Elizabeth A. Hyde Of
East Randolph.
In SJohnsbury, Feb. II, by Rev. Mr.. Bond, Mr. John
II. Paddock Of Montpelier and Miss Julia Fairbanks,
daughter OF Hon Erasns Fairbanks, Of ST. Johnsbury.
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The Puritan Recorder sumo up the statis-
tics of Evangelical religion in our country as
follows -
Over thirty thousand working minister of
the gospel, sustained by four millions of COM
municants, and heard by sixteen millions of
church-going people Church property, sew
enty millions; religious contributions, twenty
four millions per annum
Coon News FROM On. KANF.--By pri-
waite letter received in Boston this morning.
dated Havana, jan Ii, Intelligence has been
received that DR.. Kane's health had improved
much to the qualification of his friends His
parents had reasaad Cuba by the Quak City,
on the 18th inst, after very rough passage,
and wos received at Havana with much CON
sideration .-Iraascrpi 27h.
Miss Platner, the Young woman who threw
pair Of scissors and killed a little by in the
sister arms. has been admitted to bail in
sum of $1,000 and has returned home with
her brother and brother-in-law. The Albany
Journal says During her stay in the Jail,
Miss 7. very much detected, and ate but
little of the food offered her She did not
talk much, and seemed Indifferent what be-
come Of her. so sadly did the wretchedness
of her condition affect her mind.
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NEW CHINESE NORTHERN SUGAR

~ CANE.-( sorghum saocharafaa. )-seed Of this
invaluable plant In packets at II ~ cents each, (by mail
prepaid % cents or 70 cents per h. sufficient to seed
half an acre,
NV CHINESE PorAro. (Diosooyea Batafas, p
Roots from 10 inches long 81 per dozen, and small
Seed Tubcrs (ean be sent prepaid by nail at 81 per
dozen 81 per 100, with description and directions for
culture,
CHuFAs ON EARTH ALMoNDs-S2 per 100
JAPAN PEAs-bD cents per quart,
Nav ORANGE wArEn MELoN-2j cents per %.
CHRIsTIANA MELON.
kIsG PHiLP CoRN.
SWEET GrRNAN TuRStP, &C., &c., with the largest
and most comprehensive assortment Of VEGETABLE,
FLOWER aud fIKLn SIEps TO be found In the United
States,
Catalogues on application; II by letter, enclose
j. NJ. THORBURN & co.
2l.3w 10 John Street, New York.
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Rral Gstatr

vE,HE FIRST CLASS COTTAGE HOUSE,
occupied by the subscriber, In W. Randolph, with
In 30 rods Of the Depot, and containing all the modern
emonts, Is offered for sale great bargain. IL
is finished in superior style throughout has the first
floor Rooms, aud above, large and small chambers,
with closets and cubboards is warmed throughout with
a Furnace; has eistern. and also unfaiing running
water s surrounded except side BY Piazza COW
cred with Tin has capaeious cellar and there is also
suitable buildings. There is also garden Of half
acre with variety Of Fruit Trees aud Shrubbery. This
place Dc sold before he 2lh day Of February nert.
For enquire Of James Hutchinson the subscriber.
II. SPAULDING.
W. Randolph, Jan, q, 1857. 2i'sw
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(tLARKES FEMALE PILLS. 49, THE
y GRXNr ESaLHH RrNEDY. - Prepared from a
PrcscrpfioH Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ D.. PhysicqH Extra
ordinary 10 Zee gUect.
This invaluable medicine is uuailng in the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the fc
male constitution Is subject Itmoderates an excess and
removes an obstmctoua, and speedy cure may be re-
lied on
TO MARRIED LADIES. it is peculiarly suited. Il
will, in short time bring the monthly period with
regularity
Each bottle, Price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent-countcrfeits.
CAUTION. These Pills should not be taken By fc-
males that pregnant during me first three months
they 20 bring miscarriage but at every
other time and tn every other case they perfectly safe
Sole Agents for the United States aud Canada.
l. Q. BALDWIN q Co.,
Rochester y. y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, y. " General agents.
n. B--Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed 90 any
authorized Agent, will secure bottle Of the Pills by
turn mail.
For sale hy FIRED. p. SMITH. Montpelier, Whole
sale Agent Cor Vermont. J NJ. Henry, Waterbury, and
by druggist In every town in the United States.
1ily
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STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GTATE OF VERMONT. -WAsHINGToN
~ DISTRICT, IS.
At Probate Court, holden at the Probate Office in
Montpelier within and Tor said District, the 10th day
OF February, A. ID. 1851
An Instrument purportng be the last will and tes-
lament Of Gilbert Leonard, late Of Calais, in said
District, deceased, being presented to the court here
by Nelson A. Chase, the executor therein named, for
Probate II Is ordered by said court, that ali persons
concerned therein be notified 10 appear AZ session Of
said court TO be holden at the Probate Office, in Mont
II any they may have against the Probate Of said will
for which purpose Il Is further ordered that copy Of the
record Of this order published three weeks successfully
IN the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed at
Montpelier, previous said time appointed for hearing
A copy Of Record,
263w Attest, 4. II. MERRILL, Register.
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ROSEMARY.

Take the sweetest Of Names and the irest Of flowers
Combine them, and 10, what treasure is
fuI blooming in winter when earth is all dreary
We hail with delight the green fragrant Rosemary.
The Rosemary prepared by Mr.. }. Russell Spaud-
ing is NJ the incest and best articles the world for
the hair p fremont Street. Opposite Museum Boston,
4, the great depot for IL.
Fling greacy filthy, compounds into the gutter and Try
the and clean ROSEMARY for your hair. Sold by
dealers generally
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NON EXPLOSIVE BURN

This most valuable discovery of Mr.. Greenough Of
Boston, renders an Burning Fluids and Camphone per
feetly free from an danger Of oTl0sioHs Having pur-
chased the right 20 manufacture and sell this Nonk
posiyc Fluid happy announce TO the people Of
Montpelier and vicinity that they obtain this Safe
Article m me price of the old and dangerous kinds
IL be used In OF the old style Fluid and
Campheno Lamps. Sold only hy
FRIED. Z. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier.
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Special notires.
| CARD no THE LADIEs.-Da. Du

A CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR. Du-
" PoNco's FRuScH PEmoDicAL GOtDrN PILLS
lnfallibc In removing stoppages irregularities u
the mcnscs These Pills nothing but have been
used by the Doctor for may years. both in France aud
America, with unparalleled success IN every case, and he
them to make the Pills public, for the alienation of
those suffering from any irregularities whatever, we'll
a. 90 prevent pregnancy those ladies whose health will
not permit an increase " family Pregnant females
those surprising themselves So arc cautioned against
ing these Pills while pregnant az the proprietor assumes
no responsibility as 10 the above admouition, although
their mdncss would prevent any mischief 20 the health
otherwise these Pills recommended Pull and cXpi-
cit directions accompanying each Box. Price n 90.
Upon the receipt Of one dollar, box will be sent to
any address by return mail. Direct all orders 90
FRED. T.. SMITH. Wholesale Druggist, Montpelier,
General Agent for the State OF Vermont
Geo. Nlchola ARont. Norhhcd. 10
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nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

HATS. CAPS, FURS AND GENTS.
FURNISHING GOODS AT COST.
FOR THIRTY DAYS, will sell Hats Caps Furs
and Furnishing goods at COST to make for Spring
trade, and many articles will sell THAN COST.
All those who wish TO purchase fashionable Hat OF
Caps, a Of fashionable furs Furnishing goods at
10 20 per less than the articles can be
had anywhere else, call at
G. l.. KINSMAN'S,
264w State Street, under the VI Bank.
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Montpelier January 81. A. d., 1857. 26.sw
DENJAMIN =. RANsoMs ESTATE

ID STATE or VERMONT. Washington District, -.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, within and for
said District, on the Goth day Of January, A. d. 1891,
Ccphas Ransom, administrator the estate Of Ben
jamin f. Ransom, late Of Warren, in said district, de
ceased presents his administration account for settle
ment Whcreupon II is ordered that the same be refer
red 70 the 2ih day u February next az the Probate or
nee IN said Montpelier, for examination and allowance
aud that all concerned be notified hereof by the publica-
ton Of this order IN the VI Waterman State Journal,
printed at Montpelier three weeks succcssively as
as may be, that they may appear and at said time and
place, If they cause object thereto.
true copy Of record,
2j3ws Attest, r. II. MERIT T., Register
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EANCY GOODS AND TOYS. We adj
vise all purchasers of rich Fancy Goods any de-
scuptou OF TOYS, 20 call at HOLDEN, CUTTER
CO.'S Is and II kilby Street. Bostonoue OF the most
extensive French and German importing houses in the
United States, having house in England, Paris and
Germany. They agents for Sanderson LaHergau's
celebrated Fire Works.
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
IN. .L.L.L .-L-..... on. L.L. ........

FOR AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS.
THROAT AND CHEF.
Rev. DR.. Lyman Beccher Boston, late President or
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio says."I
have used the Feqetabe Pulmonary Baisam myself with
benefit in catarrhal coughs and colds, and have known
Il 5o used with good effect IN the early stages Of pull
monary affections in families around me-" Reed Cut
Ter * Coz Druggist. Boston, Proprictors Be careful
and get the gcltfiHe, there many limitations.
sold by the Apothecarcs and Druggist generally.
Price SOC. and II
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L For bcautifying the complexion and removing an
Tan, Pmplcs, and frcckcs, For Shaving, and Cleans
ing the Teeth.
For shaving, this Balm gives rich penetrating lath
and has equal IN rendering the beard son, cmoen
and tender that in removing it, it gives way 90 the
slightest resistance, 90 he razor without producing the
least sensation, leaving fresh, white and delicate
countenance.
DnEcrIoNs.-Dp clean brush IN water Chot Is pref
cradle pour three four drops OF this transparent
Balm, aud make the lather the face
One Bottle will last year. Price 81 cents.
The only genuine article is sold by A. WILLIAMS &
Co., 100 Washington ST., Boston.
The trade supplied at Manufacture prices, by special
appointment
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SPINAL COMPLAINTS.-A new method
- Of treating Spinal Diseases Curvature Of the Spine,
and Spinal Weakness, without pain suffering 10 the
patient however Young or feeble Is successfully
practiced BY Dr. J. A. WOOD, at his office, No 2l5
Washington Street. Boston, his residence, Marbo-
ro' Hotel.
Having examined the serpentne Spring Apparatus
used by Dr. J. A. Wood in the treatment of lateral cur
Nature Of the Spine, recommend il efficient and
comfortable 10 the patient.
HENRY J. BIGEtOW, NJ d., Prof Surg Harv. Uni.
GEO HAYWARD, NJ. D., Ex-ProG Surg. Harv. L nj.
WiNSLOW LEWIS, NJ. D.
j. V. G. SMITH, NJ. D., Mayor Of Boston.
JOHN W. WARREN, NJ d. Boston, July, 1854.
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legal notices.

lion. SAMUEL PRENTISS' ESTATE.
The Subscribers having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court for the District Of Washington, Commits
sioners receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mand Of al persons against the estate Of Samuel Prem
tss, late o Montpelier, in said District, deceased, rep
resented insovent and the term Of six months from the
2st day o.! January 1851 being allowed by said Court
the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give Notice tina, viii
attend 10 the duties Of appointment at The Office Of
Joseph A. Prcnss, ESQ., in Montpelier IN said District,
the Second Tuesdays Of April aud July nex o.
clock in the afternoon on each Of said days.
ISAIAH SILVER To-
HOMER W. HEATON S'o"''
Montpelier. January ri. A. d.. 1851. 25sw
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NO FAMIIY


Can afford TO be without Mustang Liumcnt in their
house The many accidents liable to, may render
necessary any moment and nothing capable Of per
forming such certain CErtract. sin lifting the
kettle from the FIRE 1t caught and scaled my hands and
person very severey--one hand almost to crisp The
torture was unbearable. 1t was an awful sight .
The Mustang Eminent appeared TO extract the pain al
most Immediately II healed rapidly and left Of
account CHAs. FosrER, i2) Broad street. Philadei-
pha." II is truly wonderful article. 1t will cure any
Of swelling Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptions Rhcu-
inasm. For Horses il should never be dispensed with
One Dollars worth Of Mustang has frequently saved
valuable horse. 1t Galds, sprans, Ringboue,
SPAWN and Founders Be,oare Of limitations Sold in
all parts Of the habitable Globe
BARNES & PARK, Projectors, New York. 25lm
IJThose Of our readers who are in want Of Carpet
ngs, referred to the announcements in the adyerts-
ing columns Of the New England Carpet Company OF
/ Boston.
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A GENTS WANTED.-To sell an article
N Of daily use No "chance" business. Capital
small and profits large. Fun particulars given free 10
all who enclose postage stamp three cent piece aud
address. j. o, FRENCH CO.
25.3m Sandown, n. II.
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Markrts.


CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKRr.-Feh- IL.
by Telegraph 10 the JpateApan Journal
Al Market 465 Cattle, mostly Beeyes and Stores,
consisting Working Oxen, Cows, and One, Two and
Three years Odds
Beef, extra, $500 900 Working Oxen, 500 900
+" first quail. 800 600 Cows Calves, 35 a 6j
sec. 100 7,5) Yoarlings,
" third 800 $50 Two years olds, 80 a 85
" ORDINARY 800 Three " 81 As
Sheep and LGmhs-At Market, 1900, Prices
In Lots, 800 900 Extra select 800 1000
REMARKS.
Not large stock market Ia day, but sufficient for
the demand Prices same last week but sales quick
Sheep sold last wocks prices. We notice one lot ~
70 bought at o 3-ic per ID. average weight ZIG lbs