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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01

Around upon the floor lay the shirts and
pantaloons Of the murierar, literally marked
with tho evidence of his crime In the bed
room adjoining, hay the two CHI ron, the
eldest in crib, the young 1T ON the nd,
with their throats most hrutally cut. The
head Of the Youngest was nearly sawn on,
and the throat Of the elder had htcn sl thor
oushly gashcI AZ to bear two distinct cuts
up IN the spinal column In the room b.
low, the table was spread for hr2akiast. and
the coffee was in the c,f,c pot untouched,
leaving NJ Doubt that it was just at the
hrcakitrt hoor that the rurdcrs were com
mj,trd.'
Thr supposed rorprtr,tIr Of this dreadful
crime is u native Of SwHrl1nd. - cigar
MAX by trade. m Intelligent, s'b'r, aud
rrIfys-.dly religious mru, a member of tn"
bpti.. church, and awnronlt iJrd Of bic
win and children, whom joe has now - )r.i.
.llv butch rcd. H. w.4 ah,u' thir'v-tir'
va.rs old, has lived il " etl' ID mluy years,
was well known and respected and had con
slant work aud spud wdS'- in huai, cisor
GurtnI.
,marri,d his VIII, -,m, siv wear aen in
Sui}i'd, Ct. Her father. thlrl"- Mott,
up. li-"- i'm i,ut'Ni"k. lioinin- Nr,.tn'd.
audi-ap,.r lIb ring 2mar Ia',hillyu by
th' uni u were tv', n" about ti'' and the
other about two years otaG'.
Stul- has br.n h,,rI t. r,lr'~s u d'sirr
10 ~ to New York, hindcrcd only hv not
knowing what t. d, with his familr, and
this is the only al S;astiJn Of u mni.e ipf
lio Is ehor tlic', ~,a man. IF good man
n'r4, aud mpr' than riniry intelligence for
/ Il foreigner. There il .lii.u.', on every band
If his kindu IS t. hia umjlv. H. oarn'I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01

Mr.. ohm Martin of Ioui m j. hoin. pur
in po-, 4sirn of the demons property
which i,r - l'ur Il period has heon with ut
% recognized heir. ihe s1in in cash he ir-
criF amounts g., tho iu",nv'uont eum If
.-No,ouo nop, wlilo his income viii hn -,
.'nrn0 per annuuI The mhritar has
b,.u vr''ohcily pppr All his lraradiu- h,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
LELAND SEMINARY,


TEtIIE next Spring Term will begin " dnc-day, Feb
ruiry 2lt under the charge nj full aud able board NJ
instructors, who N tndeayur To- do their utmost u sustain
the pr, sent high reputation of This Institution. An unu.uh-
ly large number Is expected in the departments Of the Lam
ruaprs aud higher English. Attention paid ~ teachers rs
heretofore. Mise VI. T. BLANDIN accomplished teacher
VI Music will continue tn instruct on the panu, Melodeo &C.
Miss j. W. WALLER who has few equals teacher If
Painting and Drawing, will afford rare opportunity to those
wishing &C. attend to thcs, branches at this Institution Mr.
FRANK EMERSON will confirm, to instruct in Pcnmlusip.
Tuition heretofore pt for surveying with the usr NJ
Instruments the charge hereafter will b. ~ ~ AMI tn sum H
10 cents flr iucl. ntd. instead OF ~ nnr-erc viii lr
ainplr facilities hari az a. 20 week. irclliu all nc
denlas hut Il be obtained IN boarding clubs ut much
lover rate. Good accommodations furnished clfh1lrrfs
hrir cSrnc of the last report " The Prudential Committee to
the Trustees express their confidence In the board Of inruc-
ton in tho following nnttcriug terms;
"ialind Seminary sl continues under the dire elton and
Guidance the ltev. &. 49, NTH. aud your Conmtca tutc
pleasure expressing their entire confidence in his
ability, Judgment, and skill IN the management " this lusii-
tuji and ~ i t. associated with him. for their uniform
fidelity ami Aun",s tn Those under their charge Aud 'ur-
th' your Committee highly gratin'd in hcug aide to
state that the Influence of this Institution for good has hc"i,
and is linr FELT and wiic, throughout the community
Application fIr Board should be made 10 the Principal.
CHARLES CLARK.
T.wn-heud Vt January, 1858. 4W-5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30

THE Horse NuT ORIGINALLY IMPORTED
INTO AMERICA FROM TIIF East 1t is well
known 10 our readers that Professor Holmes, of
the College Of Charleston, has been for many
years engaged in exploring the fossil beds Of
Ashley river. large number OF interesting
relics have been collected, and the Swans of
Europe and America have expressed their great
satisfaction al the results of these explorations
Professor AcassIz, in lecture some time since,
just after a visit to the Ashley with Professor II ,
SAID, it the greatest depository Of fossil re-
mains he had ever seen" Professor Tuomcy
called it " the great shark sepulchre of Amcri-
ca :" and now Professor Lcidy, the distinguish
ed American anatomiSi, has prepared a valuable
paper on the remains of the horse and other AMI
mails, found fossil on the Ashley, which had been
placed in his hand, for examination by Professor
Holmes and it will appear, from the short en-
tract we make, that the investigations now be-
ing made in this department Of natural science,
are developing some curious things. Professor
Leidy writes In regard to the remains ot
the horse. from the facts stated in the accounts
given of them il the succeeding pages, | think
it will he conceded that tins annual inhabited
the United States during the pos --plciocene pc.
Rod, cotemporarily' the mastodon meGs-
ONYX, and the great bro .d-fionted bison" - Char.
NercWy Jan. a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30

MsssRs. Perry DAVIS sos-I am happy to be able to
add that your medicine is getting and more into note
and consequently the demand for increasing The sales
my various Sub Agencies very satisfactory especially
in Maulmain and DlIaporei in fact wherever Europeau
Regiments located the sales extensive party in
Agia whe sent for supply for his personal and that %
his friends the demand for it is great and
the appointment of an Agent there.
Mr. Toone, Of Barrakporc writes under date Of Goth Octo
ber "This will certify that my sun, 10 years of age was
taken suddenly i'll in the night with pain in the
stomach followed by Cholera lie found relief until gave
him gaspooniul Of the Pain Killer, diluted with wa
tiers but after the expiration Of few he brought it
mp when repeated the Dose which partially relieved him.
followed it with third dose, when lie fell asleep and on
waking next morning he quite fresh consleri
valuable medicine to be always at hanIn
remain, yours, &C., j. l.. CARRAU, Calcutta.
Sold by j. CLARK, Brattleboro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
A CARD ToTmE LADIES. DR.DU-

A'ONCos FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN FILLS
lniuibe IN removing stoppages Irregularities Of the
menses These Pills nothing new hut have bren used
by the Doctors Tor many years both in France and America
WIN unparalleled success IN every case aud he urged by
many thousand ladies who have used them make he
Pills Public, for the alleyltion of those suffering from any
irregularities of whever ma ure well prevent prrg-
nancy To those aleS whose health will permit an in
crease ofiaiy Pregnant ivna those upposng them
selves utoncd against using these PHI, while prcg-
nant a. the proprietor assumes no responsibility after the
above admonition although their mdness would prevent
any mischief to health otherwise those Pills are recon-
Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK. General
Agent fT Brattleboro VI Sold also by Druggists every
where
~ Ladies' by enclosing him 81 90 to Brattleboeo Post
ONCE can have the Pulls sent conndehiay by mail
Remember and ask for Dr. DHpoHeo's Golden PRs sigma
tire on each box 1y45
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
Home Testimony ia favor of DIR. Graves.
Hygcinn Alternative syrup.

GATES CJ.,G feel It duty to state the following
facts To the public troubled with the Scrofua for wct
ty years. During that time paid over hundred dollars for
m licn services and various Kind Of medicines hut got no
Kind relief Twoyears ago was advised to try Dr. Grducs'
Hyycian lucrative SVrHp. accordingly did try IT, The
cic NJ thu hrst bottle encouraged me- took lcund bot
tie VI the syrup and experienced decided benefit romi
ntinui tn nae for several weeks, and strange U.s. may
felt 1t had wrought complete change my system.
II had purified my blood regulated my digestive organs ami
fOt1g cHrri me- Of he NcrOur. My disease has meyer
returned To This day. would recommend this remedy cy-
cry ono troubled with impurity Of the blood
Yours truly, OREN Roy NTON.
A. VI. GATES co PH rWcrons WnonsTorK, Vt.
. Iysniss Burr, fpstr y CO., M Cprnhll, Boston.
Wholcs'la Agents. Kemp Buyntnn, TuWushcnd Saw ger
Smith, N,wfane; II I've Sherman Willamsvl- =. u.
Perry, EIs, n,yer j u. Higgins. Warlshorn Sawyer y
fhis. West T,wn.h'ni' G. Ii. i'erc, Jamaica ani by
Druggists generally 29-ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30

New = orb Cattle AInrkct-WIpNr-pAy, Jan. Is.
1t blue wednesday with the drovtrs who had beet
lie in market The price uumiually half lower
than the weeks before, and always the nh uu
kind who take advantage II each 9th r. msortuncs, the
market roying very dull one, n1twit standing the day
remarkable bright the butchers took ;hc liberty % put their
estimate of weight upon the huocAs, and all who not
tel hand and foot by The CALLING bands Of Old ndcbnc,
AMI necessity Of credit bought their cattle at their
price-sclom pound for the meat Of the
best This enables them, II they p.ase to sell it To their
the ayerar, price cost Ia fact, il caunow
bee bought by the quarter at less.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE pIIIS

Prepared from PrtscrVfion IF Sir j. clarke, W. d.,
Physician ErtraordiHaTV 10 he Queen
THIS invaluable medicine untng in the cure of all those
painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
ton is subject. 1t mOieracs all and removes all ub
structions, and speedy cure may be relied
LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Price one Dollar bears the Government Stamp
OF Great Britain, to prevent counicrleits.
IntSe pnts should not be taken by females during The
fhel IHREE MONTHS Of Pregiacy, as they are sure
50 W"J on hcdrriaJe, but at euery other time and in
every % Eth I.,a eaSr, they are perfectly safe
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight extrton pnpitoon of the
heart Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will effect cure
when all other means have failed, and although powerful
remedy 40 not contain Iron, calom, anthony or anything
Fun directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the Inted States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(LATE |. e. BALDWIN & co..
Nm e,oo Rochester, y.
~ ~ suo and postage stamps enclosed to any nuhor-
ien AHvh' Wl insure bottle n the Pills by return mail
for sac ny JOrEpH CLARK, Bratteioro Vt o. p
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The subscribers having been appointed by the Hon Probate
Court for the District of Marlboro Commissioners IN receive
eSamne and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the Estate Of JOHN H. DICKERMAN late If ratt-
hnrn in sail District, deceased aud six months from the 18th
day OF January being allowed by said Court the creditors
Of said deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
before give notice. that will attend to the duties Of
appointment the bookstore Of j. Steon Son in Btte-
boro the first Wednesday Of March and July next
O'Clock T.. NJ. ON each Of said days.
JOSEPH sTEEN,
SAM Ell DI rrON, Commissioners.
Bnitehoro, Jan. 2jth, 1888
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
CoMMI ssIONERs' NOTICE

We the undersigned, Having been appointed Commissioner.
tn receive examine and adjust all claims Of all persons against
thu lte Of KBENEIER OBl late Of T0wnshrnl, deceas-
ed and also AL claims cXhbibtel in Offset thcrcto and six
months from the 2ls day of December allowed fur that pur-
pose We will attend to thu business Of appointment at
the late dwelling onse of the deceased in said Townsed on
III, first Tuesday # june next from nine O'Clock A. NJ until
fur O'Clock p. NJ. Of that day.
A. {. HOWARD,
j. Fl LLEKTON, Commissioners
Tpwnshend, Dec ~, 1851. 3w-5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We the undersigned having been appointed Commissioners
10 hear examine aud adjust all claims all persons against
the Estate Of SHES sflCkNEY late Of. Nottingham, de
CEASED, and also all claims exhibited Offset thereto; nnl
months from the 3ls day Of December 1857, allowed
% purpose We will attend the business appoint
ment at the Office of FARLEY STARR ia said Whitinpln
the third Wednesday Of Aarcl, and May next,
O'Clock T., NJ, to fur O'Clock r. NJ each Of said days.
FARLEY STARR,
ELISHA lIAGER, Commissioners
Whitinpham, Jan. 81 1853.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
l. II VI o N It

~ MARLBORO, s. S.
The Probate Court for said DisfricfTo al persons
ler'sled III the Estate Of MlLLA MERRIFIELD late II
Warsbcro deceased, Erecting; Whereas j. CKSON MEM
ELl has presented to this Court instrument purportng to
be the last WIZ Of said deceased for pr0hae-You here
by notified that this Court will decide upon the probate Of
said Instrument at the session Their he held Wake
fields Inn, in Fayetteville IN said District last Thurs
day of February, A. d. 1853 when and where YOU may an
pear and contest the same, II you see fit.
r HoLBROOK, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
DRATTLEBOR ACADEM

- NtSr BkAIILhBoKn, T.
Thu Spring r.un ,f obi. Institution will ctanmenc' "n
W rdnr-hny. February i7th. uud'r Oh. c,lr-- eft
DR. y ROT. \. " who bring. wi;n him the .uc' ,l
exp rieuoc of t' last .N years. amt having -" t lt-
tspu OF i.Aer, Doc wishes 10 make tls school Ga hc.i "i
his % ruuu"lt hnur.
course of l. VIII Do" given 10 the spring and , 3d.
Board fr y"lnr ladies iaih Boarding llus', A. ci-t Nh.th
Wil lnt rVc..l 81 .jn.-Apily o. l,.t Vi tuANntAE.
BItri iu tl. village - uu o. - 80.
Tuition. $3.50 si.jO, whieh must be- Paii At the middle
O.; the i"rin
Tn ,rvvir Tfau irru. May lo,h; F,li, August 3oh
WINTER. Nu,cnil~r 2p,h
Ga-I H. CLARK. secretary Of Trustees.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30

- Nf-INiN.rEH. : :.
Ihe Nm <robai, count far the District IT Wcsainst.r.
T. al lr-I- conc rucd GErtnfsG: W "a reI., NAI VI
SMITH. thu Guardian u DAVID T. BRADLEY # Jamaica.
iu said District, nn iustr ieru. hs made application To-
said Court lrc-rtur that hgaid Nurl hn- personal -
tat To the am ln 81 S56734 and that would Dee beneficial
To- i- said Nari o. Invest portion o ia" IN certain
Real Estate situated In said Jamaica. being the l.d h-ate
conveyed - Nahum smith hy Merrill kius-hry. and also
Real Estate eyed O. Nahum smith 10y Lukc Ltnlman
rsfrtuc n -Hd coeyauce being made TOR particular
>,fion of the same. aIi praying for license 10 invest
sufficient rnu &C sl personal Estate such Real E.at..
You are hereby notified that thi. Court VIII decide upon said
application ut Che session ier, a. h. held at the Register
Probate oHca .u Grtitn. IN said District the FIRST
Medat.i,y in FL uiry. A. H. s5'. uh,u aul wi.re sou
may b. heard DO The premises. u y'u -,- no.
BENJA ". dean, Register
Gra1iu. J.u % l,5,. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
STA ATE or yERMo q.

- MARLBORO, IS.
The Probate CoHTt far salt Dirict Tpn persons inter.
csd in thu Estate Of JAMES CUTTING, late " Whiting
ham, deceased, Ga .LusGi Whereas Adds BROWN.
Administrator upon said Estate has made application IN
writing To- This Court, setting forth that it will he beneficial to
the h. AMI All persons interested in said Estate sell the
VIII the itai ESTATE Of said deceased, AMI praying for
ca s 'a ,a IT ~ I mas si ti.
csisl siding Ia this state, t. suo sale You hereby
notified t this Court will dcie upon said application at
the session nr. ~ he held at the rrnhat. Uhc Ia Brat
uepo, in said District saturday the 30h day january
A. 1865, when anl who're you may be- heard ia the prem
ises, II you see 1T Isl L. UOLBRuOK, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
5 II T. CIAI NO TICE s

t"r"' MIR. ana Mrs. Adams desire hereby to
make grateful mention Of very cordial and generous cX
preston Of regard and Interest from friends
the Baptist Parsonage on Tuesday evening last.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
RITTERS.

TJNIIE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
public, for the Of scRofrIA, ULCERS, scrBvEY
ERrPrIoNs of the SKIN, FEVER AMI AGri DYsPEsA DRuPsY
and IN mss all diseases yield their curative properties
1t has been computed that during the last twon
upwards Of four millions Of persons have been benefited by
the of these melcnesi fact which speaks volumes in
favor Of their curative popertea single trial will place
them beyond the reach Of competition in the estimate Of
ry patient By their use the BLOOD is RESTORED TO
HEALTHY STATE and freed from all impurities The sys-
TEN not reduced during their operations, but nygoraed
aud they require restraint from business pleasure.
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy that will do
for them all that medicine possibly effect.
Prepared by W. Il. MOFFAT, NJ. D., New-York And for
sale by W. HoLT0N, Brattleboro, VI 1924
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
GEO. II. FRIfNCH,
ENGRAVER AND PLATE PRINTER,
No. 257 Wnsbing,ou, near Win,cr-St.,
BOSTON.

Particular attention given to hc EngrNylng ami Ffnlng Of
MARRIlGE, INVITATION, And VISITING CARDS.
A LDNG AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE In this par-
~ cular warrants in saying, that persons about order
ing Cards o any description will study their interest Wy nd
ing their orders above he will furnish the best and most
fashionable Gard Produced prices as low, lower than ut
any other establishment. .
Wedding stationery constantly on hand.
Portraits, Views, Maps Dipoma., Labels, Bill Heals Blank
Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, BIS u Exchange, sc, Printed at r
notice and at moderate prices.
Doorpates Sca aud any thing In the line can he had ut
equally low prices ~ Orders 10y Mall Express or other
wise promptly attended Co..
B,srON, Jan. 2j.h 1858. s-Gm-h
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30

Cambridge Cattle rkct-WEpNrspAY Jan.
21At market 1910 Cattle about 800 ccVts and 100 Stnrr-
consisting Of Worhing oxen, Cows, AMI one and r
years old
rucEs-Nykef Bcef-ENtra, s. a7j pr cwt; LIST qn,lty
81 2oai '1' - quality 81 gG 81 qualify S5 ordinary
STRENGTHENING UNeu-S7j. 30. 100, 100 sl75.
Cows ant Caitss-s35, 30 -, ~, go.
ltIriHgS-lj1l. Tc0 isars Ohl-S20 %.
ThrFs Years Oh-S3j a $50.
S3esg and LdE,bsJ1l6at market Prices-Inlns 81 80.
! -. 81 each. Extra and selections. 81. 81
Scin.4jO markrt PricesLiye wei sht, 5aj per IL,
dressed l-1aG .i-ic per N.
HdsS-d,5 l-2c per n. Taiior-6aG 1-2c Ter n.
PfnS--I5 "A Sc each. car SkinS-9a Toe per ~.
There were car-ov,r the Boston and Maine Railroad
III over the Boston and Lowell = the fltchhurr, and
3ns EYER t Western, loaded with Cattle. Sheep SWING ami
K-marksrhe increased supply Of Cattle and sheep to-day
last week and large nunhr from thu western states
and Maine at Brighton has knocked the prices DOM Bee!
to what it fortnight ago. AMI co.. sheep frm - t1 ~
cents per head over than quotation Two weeks since r
like quality. The Indications are that the market Will be-
lower Tomorrow.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
V IL II VI o " II .

- - a " ~ ~ w " " y
- MAgLRoRo, :. :.
The Prob1fo court for s1i Distrcf To AL persons
t"re-tl IN the Etrcot plliO H. BROWN, late NJ Whiting
htm in said District deceased GREETING; Whereas, JOHN
: phIKNNPLt, Administrator up Che Estate Of said de-
ct-d lt- NAL application tn q Court for extension II
the time heretofore limited lf lc settlement ct hi. admins
trnu accoGHt Noi therefore hereby notified that mi.
Court will decide upon sail application al the session thereof
O. 70, held at the Probate Office IN Brttl,hero In said Dis
trc saturday The 3Oih day If January 4. D. S5S. when
anI VIA yur may be heard III the PREMISES If you fiji.
y. HOLBltOpk, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30

WOODS Bellows Falls and by Druggists in every in the
United States Fred L. Tnitb Montpelier VI wholesale ageut
fir the stat. 30-ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30

NICELY DoNE.-At certain eating-housc.
day or two since a very lean, cadaverous-look-
Ing mortal, was 50 aliurcd by the inviting APP
pearance of a en-pound turkey all done up in
"fxipgS." that he unconsciousy uttered the eiac.
ulation that he could eat it up IN ten minutes.
"Whatll you bet You can 2 asked a snub,
standing at the door.
The 'lean and hungry Cassus' Immediately
responded,
"Will you pay for ~,
Yes"
"Wcll, then, I'll bet YOU a drink"
its bet" said Snob
The lean man Immediately set to. The choi-
cest part OF the Fat and sAvory munster were
consumed with most envable relish but upon
the expiration of ten minutes he found himself
stuffed up to the bim, and the turkey not a
third demolished Rising very coolly, ho ne
knowedged that he couldn't 90 it, and quite cool
" forked over twelve and half cents f,r two
whisky ioidies lost wager. Snob looked blank
upon being suddenly struck with the idea that
he had been done up in decidedly cheap pack
age, paid down two and a half dollars for the
turkey and left his friend EMO ling digestion aud
a prime smoke 10y the stove, considerably the
better for frst-raie dinner for shilling
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30


EoHrfc market is steady, and there la, been material
cang" during the week. The stock IS pretty large with
arrivals for the Sales Of Western supcuc at 81 sos
fancy 81 20 extra 50 70 for good 80 30
for good family Ohio Michigan and tennessee, and 81 30
ar lew choice brands extra t. Louis. Canada fancy hls
been selling at sl75 extra - 80 per bill Corn Mead
is In uulgrlt, dmanl At - 80 81 L. per Dbl Rye Flour
Is selling az 81 80 a I 90 per hill
GKAIN-rhe arrivals II Corn hayr been prct aud
The miiAtt unsettled. al of yellow at Zoe Nit II
per husi"l utts In moderate demand Sales Of North
and Canada ~ Ate per hus. Ry' Hing 1jr per Goa ,
Whit" Beans dun at 81 % for ordinary
ana 81 80 70 for good nul extra Canada Peas have
sold at y per huslsl
PR NISlpNS.-pork is stealy demand moderate Sale
of prime at :13 SO 30 mess so - sos clear and
ira clr Sl7 Sl7 80; per hh, cash and mos Befis jail
Small sales NJ Mst and extra at Sl2 II per
bb cash and mos. Lard is in steady demand. Sales in
hbls. at1a IL kess 10 L. lie per ~, cash Ham.
selling at &c per h. cash There is rather demand
Butter, hut no change In prices sales vermont and New
York state, choic, dairc at Is 1905
Ohio rs lie rcrh Cheese is Ia rather better demand hut
prices higher sal 81 good Sc; fair
7cper NJ Turkics aud Chickens have declined 2c per NJ
Egg. selling ~ 20c per dozen
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
REVIEW or THE MARKETS

Brnitirb0ro MnrAcI-FMnty, Jan 2J---Br,ai-
l'ur,-ENra-5jia ~ common IL -;
double extra l-2i Rye, per hushe, o. Corn soc
oats 4Oc.
CoUHtrg PToiHce.-potitocs, pnachbows 10 20 Car
tiers ~ 20. Apples 90 100; neaiis i2j 80 Eggs
per dl l6 Is Butter, pr IL - II Ch-s" 7ng Tur-
keys Il 10 Chickens az Geese Hogs dressed
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30

Brighton Cnitlc NIar,tct THURSDAY, Jan. Is At
mark"t 1850 Beef Cattle. 10 stores, 5000 Sheep and Lambs
and i0u swine
Bccf Cditfe.-pKcE-ENtr - I5ds 1st quality - -
al IN; End quality 80 % tirl quality 20 ordinary 81
UUrbtHy OrtH--f.l >ar- noticed.
Mii~b C0trs-Stlrs at 81 aIG common ditto sI7H19.
I'1i Cair,s-saic- at 81, 50d3 90 each
Sruh's-l'r itHgs II Il Tro Vars Oh-sl9H2i
Thr'f Islrs Oh-S1id29
Hf,s-5Uj.c y N, luouc hut slaughter at this market
CWf Skins-9 loo ph. Taior-6a6.c T. u. P,iff,
"a SIC each.
Nl,cp and Lrp6s--s1 5O0l %, extra 81 -.
SwiH' stor's-wLoiesale bHdlc y ID retail q Sep f
Fat hogs. Gaze % h.
Rcnarks-Market to-day dun. ii being storny-he NUM-
"r of buyers is small Prices about the hast
week.