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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-25
DR.. j. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLIC0N,
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF SUFFERING
FEMALES.

TBE woMAN's ADVOCATE, Of Philadelphia,
miss Annie Il. Mcdowell, EDITOR says: "This
is the most valuable medicine for the diseases pc
culiur 10 women that we know Of A friend of
ours, who for many years has been n sufferer, no.
,iccd the advertisement in the Advocate, and at
once procured bottle. She found relief and
feels that she cun most heartily recommend it it
to all vino aie suffering in a like manner. We
have heard many times that II was true remedy,
but this is the FIRST case in which we have seen
its effects. Our friend will be very GLAD TO give
DIR. Marchis certificate OF its value to her, if
he desires one"
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Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above
Diseases together with testimonials from ladies OF
the highest respectfully, as certified by the most
satisfactory authority, to oil which the attention
of ladies and practitioners is respectfully invited
can be had rats at the store of Drs. PECK g.
HAMILTON Druggists, Perrysburg. Ohio, and of
West & Truax, Toledo. aud most OF the respecta-
BILE druggists in the State
J. b. MARCH ST & Co, Proprietors,
CENTRAL EEPOT, 3Of Broadway, N. Y.
GS-Do not be satisfied with merely reading
this notice. but call or send for a Pamphlet. 1t
will pay you well for your trouble.
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RECOMMENDATION.
UNION HALL MEDICAL Ass.

Cincinnati o.. Oct g. 1885,
Wa take pleasure in certifying that we have known
Dr. G.. W. Wright, for a number of years, most OF
which time he has been connected officially with
association, and always borne high moral charac-
ter; That he is pre-, eminenty skilled In the theory
and practice fmediUine aud stands descrvedly high
in the higher walks of science. We have read with
great interest, the book called THE CHART or LIFE
which teaches an easy and safe method for
Of conception and cordially commehd it to ali intsll
gent readers, particularly to heads Of families.
&. NJ. Moons, Prac. Phys.
s. d. BEgcH do do
c. K. HowARp, do do
S. NJ. Cosr. NJ, D., Prest.
q. w GUM. Nj. ID. See'y
DF. WooD, Anil. Chemist.
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s0- An rf"I is being made to Organize AN
agricultural society in Paudng county. We
hope they NAV succeed as such on institution
will do mnch 'ow'r+s developing The resources
OF thai import"nt little county in this Congres,
siona! disl lrici.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMHC CORDIAL.

BAASAMEC COKDAAL.
EoR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds Influenza, Group, Hoarsene,s Bron.
ciHs PRe'1nOnia Diseases Of The Botces arising from
Cold IRc'Ptent Consumption. and for tie relief and
If at all pOsSibe Of Patients Ia adraneed stcpes
of the latter disease. '
This celebrated preparation, like the Bittcrs, may
be contdentiay relied 1t is designed for class
of diseases more general and more fatal than any other
70 which the people of this country are subject
those sprngng from slight cold" That eminent
authority, DR.. Bell, says: will not saw that colds
are to our inhabitants what the Plague and Yeiiow
Feper are to those of other countries; but can aver
confidently that they ushern disease of greater com
plicty and mortality than these latterr
further proof of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from common cold" may be seen by a
glance at the following statistics taken from the roc
ords of the Board of Health of Philadelphia confess
edly one of the most healthy localities in the Union
1897. Lotai deaths III Philadelphia, 026l
Died of Consumption 1912
d" " all other diseases $3.50 in
number) s,34s
--l0,26l
Died of Consumption 1895
' 80 all other diseases S,G36
--11, ,S14
From these figures it will be seen that nearly one
fourth OF the total deaths in the country are caused by
consumption, TO say nothing of the numerous other
diseases springing from slight colds"
Do not rite with your bealth but if suffering from
slight cough, or cold on the lungs, buy a bottle of
HO0FLAND'S BALSAMlC CORDIAL. and you may
safely count ona cure. Thousands have done so, and
have certified to its wonderful effects,
Coughs often proceed from dsordered dyspep-
tic state of the stomach in which case the German
eral debility ofthe system, resulting from protract-
ed cough, the German Bitters will be found great
benefit. ~
Prepared only by Dr. c. M.Jaekson 41s Arch street.
Philadelphia and for sale by druggists and
ers throughout the United States and Canada Price
rs cents per bottle fOct. %. 1s5s--25ly
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20 Joseph Spain was recently killed IN :,
o'Ssery at Van WeIt by two Irishmen. The
latter were about to fight, wherupon Mr.. S.
separated them and thus drew their united blows
upon himself
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An improved apparatus" recently pat.
ented, and fully described in the Mechanics
Magazine--" for raising and lowering the skirts
of Indies dresses lis styled by the Home Jour
nal" Ladies' High,draulics"
We don't go in for them are = If women
can't raise them in the usual way as often as
necessary, we sny--lct :hem stay down!
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The New York Tribune winds up lengthy
article, being review Of the recent Illinois
campaign, IN which Lincoln is alternately praised
and ceusurd-the latter being the predominant
ingredient IN the compOund--with this lsngusge;
"lf this criticism seems unknd, we shall re.
grei the lnisappr-liensiun, not the franlsncss
which impslvd IL"
There is another feature Of the Illinois contest
not alluded to by the Tribune, npon which the
people Of the West ould like little frank.
ness at the hands Of Mr.. Greeley and certain
other eastern politicians Rumor says they
played most disgracsfnl part in the Illinois con
test, and charges the defect Of Lincoln upon their
tcachery 10 the Republican party, operating
through certain &C Inspiracy" entered into by
Greeley q Co. in the east, and their ulies in II q.
linois, with CJlfaS, OF Indiana, as their go.be.
tween With this rumDr current aud generally
believed, the article in the Tribune is even more
than "nkind" and liltlo more frankness -
concerning the conspiracy above alluded 20
would please the people of the West quite as
WE'LL L't this matter be thoroughly sifed and
definitely settled uotU, while we have no sacri-
flee to make by lis agitation. Come, gentlemen
Of the Tribune, let us have just little more of
your " "frankness,' even though the request may
" seem unknd'
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~ WIN, James charged with the mur.ler OF
James June in Ssndusky county, has just had
his trial aud the jury found kim gully Of mur.
der in the second degree, he penalty being i'm.
prisonment for life.
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NEW BOOK!
The Chart of Life:
Or
The True Theory Of Reproduction,

ENERYrIIlNG that is now known respecting the
T. production and prevention of OFFsPRING, is fully
presented in this book. Numbers of physiological
mysteries, concerning the organs OF generation, in
the human being are fully explained so as to be
derStood by the con,msnest understanding. 1t also
explains how to prevent conception orpregnancy un-
der all circumstances without the sacrifice of health
money enjoyment Il points out the NEST frequent
cause of barrepuess. and the remedy.
The book will ss sent post pad0 IN the receipt Of
One Dollar, 10 part o the United States.
All orders must be addressed to
DR. q, W,WRIGuT,
Box se2, Springfield, q.
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;GS- The theatre building al Providence R. L.,
was destroyed by fire on the night of the 18Th.
Loss, about 5000 00) insured for Sl0l 900.
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HATS and GAPS

E5-The stock above advertised was bought in Dos.
ton and New York for Cash, and will he sold for
READY PAY. lower than Goods have before
been offered in PerrySburg.
] take this opportunity 10 return my thanks to my
friends of Perrysburg and al Wood CountS for past
favors and patronage, and would respectfully invite
them and all oshers 20 call and examine my stock,
CASH PAID for all kinds of Produce, Wool. Hides.
Pslts Sc. Rimsmber thatthis is the Head Quarter
ofthe Fur Dealers of the North West.
PERRTsBCRG, Oct, Z, '5S--22 JULIUS BLlNN.
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GriMRlinc.

Some Enishman has been publishing n pam
phlet which is designed to operate ogoinst the
hoop skirts. He has evidently seen more thsn
ouc woman in his time, judging from the follow.
ing descriptions of different figures:
THa srUMPY WOMAN.
See there is short, stumpy woman of about
fOrty-f,e, coming down the street. What does
she look like in the distance Why, her body
resembles pin.cushion, and her head a pin
stuck in 1t or o water-butt, with the handle OF
broom peeping out at the top or an anims ted
hummng. Top; or a locomotive Goblin or an in
hated suck tied in knot at the mouth or any
thu Z, IN fact, that can be more ludicruus than
another. Mark the lady draws near she evi
dently adinires herself, and looks dowuwards
with an air Of supreme satisfaction. There
goes the precious Crinoine-swing, swing,
swob, swob, first backwards, then forwards,
then round about, then up and down, aud, finally
ends with jumble Of all the movements. A
SET OF little boys see my lady coming and begin
TO scent fun. "Crickey, amt she a full blown
un, Tom What time does the balloon 90
upT Who's your cooper ?" and several other
ilnperlinent queries are addressed by these wick
ed little boys to the inflated female. Onward
she goes, somewhat crest fallen it is true, but
not quite concerted, and hdtcrs herself with
the contemplation of the sensation she will
cause when she reaches the purIieus OF the West
End.
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w A N TE d.

TINUE subscriber will nay the highest market price
L &C one hpalrsd bushels gnrl potatoes.
" Is. ls5S-a1, W, J. HITCHCOCK.
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THE FAT WOMAN.

Anon there comes very shor' lady, 20 whom
nature has been extremely kind in awarding an
amplitude of figure seldom seen. One would
think that this lady would be satisfied with the
amount of bulk that had been apportioned her
But no such thing; with the waywar,lness and
blindness which the victims fashion are guilty
of, she believes that adding TO the extent OF cor
pora outline adds charm to the already liberal
possession boasted of,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF"S SALE.

OTIENIFF 7 > SADE.
Sarah Curtiss VS.. Stephen Curtiss.
pf virtue ofan execution to me directed and delv-
ID cred from the court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio, in the above entitled case / will, on
The Sd day of January, 1859,
at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. NJ of said day, offer for
sale at the door of the court house in Perrysburg,
Wood county. Ohio, the following lands and tene-
ments to wit In lots No 5S7, j9e Gil. and GA, with
frame house situated thereon. G. W, NORTON,
J. +. Price atty. Sheriff
Nov. 25, lS59--29w692 %.
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ROOTS mud SHOES.

bouts and SIOESs
He offers splendid stock of Doors and SnoES, NAV
ufactured expressly for himself from Lady's finest
slipper, TO the honest yooman's stoutest stogy.
4 large assortment of
HATS and GAPS.
Ofthe latest and most approved style direct from
Gennn's, and other fashionable establishments.
GROCERIES,,
In great quantities OF all varieties, and ot the bost
qualities just received and Tor sale by the pound box,
and barrel Tobacco of the best brands
CROGKERY "a full assortment of China, stone,
and Common Ware
HARD WARE;-Eyerythng needed in this tine of
the trade. Flour Salt, Nails. Window Glass, Wooden
Ware and in short every thing to be found in coun
try store, or needed for town and country trade.
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THE TAIL WOMAN.

Now look in the opposite direction, and see
that tall lady suiling along in all the amplitude
oi skirt What docs she look like? A Jack in
the-green on stills weeping willow grated on
to poplar; the monument stuck into the dome
OF ST. PauPs, with the dome downwards or any
other bizarre conglomeration you can imagine.
wind. See how she rocks to aud iro like ves-
sci in a storm, keeping hei perpendicular po.
ition with the greatest difficulty. aud grasping
hold OF the railihgs as she passes along, to steady
herself on her feet
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-26
VI A Il X Z T \.
sos TON UAHkET.

BosroN, Nov. u,
FLOU R.-Tho market opens firm with DO cuauge
in Prices-Sales Of Western superfne at - p5. a
50 fancy - %; extra 81 30 5 IS for common.
and 81 So a % per Dbl. for family ana superior
brands
GRAIN-Corn'no change from the closing prices
yellow at % a 9sc white 81 n s3c; mixed T., Z,
S. Oats are firm for Northern aud Canada at %
Sc. Rye has advanced
PROVISl0NS.-Pork is firm and prices are ton
ding upwards Sales Of prime at SIS a ) so; mess
$l7 so IS so; clear and extra clear $50 a q per
Dbl cash and mos. Beef plenty and dull.-sacs
Of Eastern and Western mess and extra mes OF sll
Is 80 per Dbl. cash and mos Lard is in fair de-
mand. Sales in Dbl at lO4 II &c; kegs l2s BE
per Id. cash and mos. Hams are selling at
100 a lie per Id, cash and mos.
BUTTER remains firm and steady; sales and
receipts large but prices arc well maintained;
choice fall made 20 a 23c; common ] ) II lie; Ca.
NADIA 10 l9c.
CHEESE, fine diaries are much in request Mt
l0c; common to good : she.
Poultry is arriving freely and of ino quality.
and selling from l2i lie per ID.
WOOL. The market is firm for domestic wool
and for pulled higher prices have been realized.
The sales of the week have been 10000 lbs, at
prices ranging from 35 5sc for fleece and 80
SOC for pulled
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NEW Yong Nov 1C

NEW YORK, NOV. IL.
The State Arsenal on 34th street was
blown down this morning, and several work
men killed.
A large amount Of counterfeit notes on the
National Bank of Austria were recently dis
posed Of to several of our shrewdest Wall st.
Brokers. The fraud was not discovered until
the return of the bills in the steamer Wander
bilt. Three Germans have been arrested,
An Infamous hoax was practiced upon the
poor yesterday through notice in one Of the
papers stating that a gratuitous distribution
of provision would take place in the morn
ing in Union Park, and giving the names OF
dozen respectable citizens as the almoners.
Nearly 5000 persons. with their baskets waited
in the square for hours.
A young man named Daniel Stackpole
was murdered yesterday at Harlem, by
some members Of Il company of Target ex
cursionists from this city. Three persons
were arrested.
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FROM KANSAS.

ST. Louis, Nov II.
We have advices from Leavenworth to the
18th inst. The Douglasites held a large
meeting at Leavenworth on Saturday even
ing at which there was much rejoicing over
the triumph of their leader in Illinois,
Among other resolutions offered was one
by Judge Waterman pledging the influence
OF the Democracy Of Kansas to make Doug
las the nominee of the Charleston presi-
Dental convention.
Speeches were also made by Major Den
man, Col. lsaacs, General Easton and others
all in favor OF the resolutions
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iDica.

IN 5url ing'on, NOV. 2Otl, Mr. Nathaniel Mayo
aged s. ( years.
In Milton, Nov 18th, Mrs. Eliza B, Clark, aged
81; rolict Of the late Hiram Clark
In Charlotte Nov. ., Juiicttc, youngest daugh-
ter If 5iatthow st. loteg, aged years and mos.
In Cornwall Nov. !oth, Of Consumption, Gilbert
Cooke Lane,-a gradual, ami oioIward tutor of
Midiiebury college.
Ii y rwch, Oct ID, Nj. Isaac Waterman, aged
~ years
IN sutton, Oct. 9TH, Mrs Hannah R. Brockway,
aged 81.
IN Bennington, Oct. 9Th, Mrs. Isaac Moon,
aged 20 years. Also, Oct. 9th, Mrs. Electa "
Oatman, aged Is.
In Barre, Oct. 9Th Mrs. Olva Richards, aged
90. y iso, Oct 18th, MrCavin V Richards aged 49,
In Greensboro, Oct. 23d, Mrs. Lomira Austin
aged g.
in Manchester Oct I'D Miss Eliza Loveland,
aged 80.
Ia peachan Oct. 9th, Mr. Francis Gregory,
aged Sc. -
In North Thcttord, Mrs. Bctscy Cummings, aged
IS years.
In Elmore, Oct. 3lst, Mrs. b. p. Doty, aged CT .
Also, On the same dizzy, Hiram 2, Doty Esq, aged
sc years.
In Windsor, OCT. 18th, Mr.. Nehemiah Thomas,
aged C2.
At WcathcrsGcId Bow, Now sth, Mr.. John Bon
nett, aged So.
ia Watcrviic, Oct. alst. Dr. valorous Meaker,
aged As.
In ahoreham, Oct. 3Ist Col, Clark Calender aged
81 years.
In East Georgia, Oct. sd, Mis- Lucy REYNOLDS,
aged 70. Also Nov. ID, Mrs. Mary Walker,
aged u. Also, Nov. 10th, MIR. Nathan Merrck,
aged to.
In stamford, Nov. lst, Mir. ,ilas Blood, aged 4.
IN leuisLurgh, Nov. ID, Mr. Warren Conant,
aged y.
In Pittsfmd Nov ith Mrs An,ond, nucl
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: BooK FoR THE MILLION. in,

wv TIE WIEEION. Jus
Published by FEDERlIEN & CO., Booksellers and
Stationers, No. 10 Court Street Boston, n Brief
treaties OF IS pages, ON Diseases of the Sexual
system ct both scNcs- their symptoms and treat
ment-prepnred by physician of the Boston Eclec
tie Hospital This work also contains scorchinr
Nposurc of the deception and imposturc practiccd
oy advertising gnncks, with some of their name
ana locations Sold by periodical dealers generally
sent by mail, on tho receipt of three postage
lamps Address BOX 1902, Boston Post-oiicc.
wj4wlyr
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PORTLAND, Nov. l8.

IohiLAND, NV TO-
At special election held to-day to fiji a
vacancy in the City Delegation caused by
the resi- .nation of VIM. Chase, Esq. Hon.
Neil Dow was elected without opposition as
representative to the next Legislature Of
Maine.
New YORK, Nov. %.
The Washington Correspondent of the
Times, says the Postmaster has issued an
order for an overland mail weekly, between
New Orleans and San Francisco, ria Anto-
Mo, Texas, and Ell Paso, the arrangements
to 20 into effect in January.
Charges of very grave character having
been made against Mr.. Henly, Supt, of In
dian affairs in California, he is to be romov-
cd. Mr.. Nugent, editor of the San Fran
cisco Herald will be his successor
The contract for Boiler and machinery for
the Steamer building at San francisco has
been awarded to Thomas Donahoe of that
city.
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WIRES u SHAW,
Attorneys and C0HllSellOrS,
tofricE ~ rEcN's BLocK,

torFjcE ~ pEcks BLocK0
burlington, Vermont.
arc also agents for the following frst-class
LIFE. FIRE * MAXINE INSURANCE.
'omp.'rl-, pnI viii tato risks and make insurance
prompuy,on application at the Office or by letter.
.EFTNA INSURANCE co., Hartford. Coprcc.
S@ucut Capital, 81 ,OOO, 900.
EfoME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
1850 900
& 'pN NElIfCt IFiBEIN~UEbNCECu.. ll,rt-
y ford, Conn. Capital, slJ0,003
: 0RIli-W EaTERN INSURANCE co, Oswepo.
NNow York. Capital, $3.50, 600.
S7ERMoNT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO. Montpelier, Vt. Capital ,i3O,OOO
Y /" YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.. New
j. York Assets over ; 1000 600.
4 'HAETER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.
= int"rd, Conn. Capital and Assets $500 300
HFEN'$ HEtLiNG INTERROGATION
ha been III use aS a linimcnt and internal remedy
in burlington aud vicinity, for the last six years.
and has 's'ebinh,j lis yc3'u.a'ioa, as a CURE 70
hi umn'''1l Cut, Bruises, Swcllings, Headache,
an" other oiccti Is which are mentioned in the
verti.enent in another column dawtf
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ar OFFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS AND PHDNIx UITTERs bovo

been thoroughly tested, and pronounced sovc
reign remedy for dyspepsia, 1atulcncy, HEARTBURN
""t hca'-n'lo, costivencs., diarrhcea fovo,, # nh
Hinds' rheumatism, govt, gravel, worms, scurvy-
ulcers, cruptve complaints, salt rheum erysipclas
common colds AMI influenza, irregularity and al
arrangement of tine female system, piles and vari-
Gus other diseases to which the human frame il
liable.
For sale by DR. W. b. MoFFAT 335 Broadway,
New York, and by Druggists generally all over
the country.
1Hir A. IIth, burlington. ctl5wm
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NV ORLEANS. Nov 9.

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. Y.
The steamer Quaker City brings Tsthmus
dates of the 18th inst. and the California
mails of the 9Th inst. The Isthmus is very
healthy. a suit had been instituted in the
I. 5. Court against the Pacific Mail Steam
snip Co.. for carrying an excess Of passcn.
gers The damages were laid at $3.50. 600
The Frazer River adventurous were fast re-
turning. At San Francisco real estate was
advancing, and better times were generally
looked for
Thos. o Carkin, pioneer citizen Of Cali
fornia. and L. S. Consul, is dead.
The news from Oregon SAYS that Col.
Wright had returned to Dallas. and thc
troops were to be concentrated at Nancou-
yer for now distribution by Gen. Harvey
Col. Mansfield had completed his INSPECTION.
The Walla Walla Indians were troublesome
in Washington Territory.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-26
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARX EFT
BosroN, Tuesday, Nov. %, 1858.

At market i4s Cattle, 500 Bccyos and
AS Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cow
one, two, and three years old. Market bccl-
Extra, Gncluding nothing but the best large fat
stall fed Qxen) Sc 75a7 90; LIST quality, inolud-
ing nothing but the best large fat stabilized oxen
GOOaG 25; second quality, (including the best grass
fed oxen, the best stal-fcd Cows, and the best
three year old steers,) . OOa5 IS; third quality,
50 ordinary so.
sroREs-W orking from SO, 50. 100 100
per pair Cows and calves from S25, 30, 40 n co.
Ycarlings SO a u; Two years old, SIS i 20
Three years old, S22 q.
Sheep and Lambs 1850 at market. Prices. in
lots, 81 90, so OO Extra and selections So %.
50, 3.
Swine 1925 western at market.
Hides, Gta7c per ID; Tallow 6l &c per H.
Pelts, Sea 90 each Calf Skins, l2al3c pen H.
Remarks-As it is Thanksgiving week and a
cold eastern storm prevailing, there was but few
buyers present and few sales made. The best Of
Beef Cattle sold the same as last week. sheep
dull.
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night of the 2lst and extended through the
State. In consequence of it the miners had
been driven from several Of the river beds
The reports from Frazer's River were ftvora-
be Col. Wright had returned from Walla-
Walla. Honolulu dates of the 9TH Octo-
ber' had been received, giving moro favora-
BILE accounts of the whaling fleets than had
been previous reported.
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SNow.-About eight inches of snow fell in
Burlington on Tuesday, which is less than
they have to the North and East of us. In
Underhill there has been sleghing since the
llth and winter weather with the snow.
On Monday the 18th, as we are informed by
a correspondent in that town, the mercury
stood at zero for more than an hour.