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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-09
(, TATE or VERMONT :

- T A T j OF V f r NJ O N 7 -
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, on the 10Th
day Of August, A. ID. 1850.
Mrs. A. Hackett and j. r. Edison, administrators Of
the estate Of Trueworthy Hackctt late Of Hoxbury, in
said district deceased make application said court for
license cell the whole Of the real Of said deeeas
cd situated in said RoXbury except the right of home
stoad and the right nf dover therein, but including the
rcyorsin Of the widows DOVER representing that said
sale is necessary for the payment Of the debt Of said de
ceased and expenses Of administration Of said estate
Whcrcupon il ordered by said court that said app
cation be referred the 18th day Of August, A. D. 1852
the Probate Office in Montpelier, for hearing aud de-
csion thereon and il is further ordered that all per-
Interested be notified hereof by publication Of no.
uce Of this application and order thereon three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Waterman State Jour
nal printed at Montpelier before said time Of hearing
that they may appear said time and place, and, they
cause, object thereto.
By the Court
Attest, T. X. MERRILL, Register
true copy Of Record.
$50 Attest, +. II. MERRILL, Register
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are IN insert tho abpye ncce la their resnnc
tive papers FOR three weeks successfully and forward
their bills for payment 59'
NTpTTCp III ,i Al: r ~
y FARNFRS, NIffTuAI. FIRE 1Nsf1RANCE
COMPANY, for the choice Of board Of Directors br
the ensuing year, will holden at the office Of said Com
pauy, in Montpelier, on WEDNESDAY, October 30,
1879, at one O'Clock, Z. NJ.
JOSEPH POLAND, NecrctaTy.
August %, 1859. 506l
SAMUEL ABBOTT, ER
- AND JEWEILER
u. ,t ,t, g.. e,,,,,ri, ,,,io5 t < Al ,vi,,
asa poots,ore where Re viii Tccr sonstan,iy '''
"'' "' 81 - ~ s,,,,i,. - ''
On la"u nc" Supp9 VI
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INPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. c IL L. L S l. NJ A MS PILL

DR. Gil EE S L NJ A MS PI L l. S &,
Prepared hy Cornelius /. Cheeseman, NJ. D,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result Of long and extensive practice. They mild
in hcir operation, and certain in correcting all irregu
lsrtes, Painful Illustrations removing all distractions
whether from cold otherwise, headache, pain in the
side. palpitaon Of the heart, whites, all alice
TONS Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &c.
disturbed Sleep which arise from interruption Of nature
To MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they will bring
the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
been disappointed in Of other Pills place the
utmost confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all
that they represent TO do.
NOTICE.
There Is condition Of the female system ia irhich
The P,Hs cannot be takea pithouf producing PECU-
LIAR RESULT. The condition TeferTedtO is PREG-
NANCl-tho result. HTSCARRIAGE. Such is the
irresistible tendency Of the medicine 10 restore the seruaf
functions to normal condition that Me reprodac
tire p0oey Of nature cannot resist IT,
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions. which should be read
accompany each box Sent by mail enclosing 81 to
the General Agent
Sold by one Druggist in every town in the United
States. X. Is. HuTCHlNbs,
General Agent for the United States,
l6j Chambers ST., New York,
To whom all Whoesale orders should be addressed.
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lcgal lotirrs.

4 SA RAYMORE' ESTATE.
- State Of Ncrmont--Lamoc District SIS.
~ Probate Court holden at Johnson, within and for
said district, the 18th day OF August, A. D. 1859.
Fli Kinds, administrator the estate Of Asa Ray
more, late Of Eden, in said district, deceased, pre-
scots his administration account for settlement -
Whcrpon, il is ordered that The same be referred the
10th day Of September next at he Probate Oheen said
Johnson nr examination and allowance and that all
concerned bo notified hereof By the publication of this
order in the Vermont Waehman State journal. print
ed al Montpelier. three weeks successfully soon as
may Do. that they may appear and at said time and
place, 10 they see causc object thereto
by order Of court
Attest, JOHN l. GLEED, Register.
A true copy VI record.
1901 Attest, JOHN 1. GLEED. Register.
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To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
NJ Sold BY S. p. REDFiELD, Montpelier, VI. il03
ONE THOUSAND DOZEN
MRS. WINSLOws SOOTHING SYRUP,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT,
COD LIVER OIL JELLEY,
CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS,
AYERS PILLS AND SARSPARlLLA,
CLARkE'S SHERRY WINE BlTIERS,
SMITHS ANODYNE COUGH DROPS AND
THE GOLDEN BALM,
wholesale aud Retail by
Is FRED. f.. SMITH, Montpelier.
Mus wISsLow an experienced nurse and female
ply stefan has Soothing syrup for children teething,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teehng by soft
enng the gums reducing all inhamauon-will allay all
pain and is regulate the bowels, Depend upon II
mothers, il will give yourselves and relief and
health your infants. Perfectly safe in all eases See
advertisement in another column. Olu2dw
" See advertisement Of Dr. Sanfords Liver lnyigo-
ratoT in another column. llO2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-09

~ Among the many restorahvcs which has supplied
to relieve the Affections ohamanity there is To-
vorite one for certain class Of diseases than the "me-
dienal gum Of the Wild Cherry Tree but however val
liable II Is ts power to heal soothc relieve and to
cure is enhanced ten oldby scientific and udciou com
bination with other ingredients In themselves Of equal
worth This happy mingling exists in that
Coordination and form indeed"
OF medicine known as
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BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

Whose value in curing Coughs Colds, Bronchitis,
UhoQping Cough, Group, dsftma, Puigonic i6ecfion,
and tHcipicnt Consumption IS ihcsfiDio5ie.
HOME TEsVTNoNV
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1em advertisements.

- 7 A I T. OF V T. r NJ o n +
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
Ia Probate Court holden Montpelier, within and for
said District the 1lh day Of September a ID. 1852
TRUMAN T. KELLOGG, administrator on the es-
tate Of DAVID GUSHEA, late Of Worcester. In said
District, deceased makes application 10 said Court for
license 20 sell the whole " the real estate VI said dcccas
ed except the widows dover therein, but including the
rcycrson Of the widows dover, representing that said
sale IS necessary for the pafmcnt Of the debts Of said
deceased aud ihc expenses Of admnsfason Of said es
tate.
Whercupon. 10 ia ordered by said Court that said ap
pcaou De referred 10 hc 21ih DAY Of September A. d.
1859, at the Probate Office in Montpelier, for hearing
and decision thereon and e IS further ordered that al
persons interested be notified hereof by publication OF
notice II this application aud order thereon three weeks
successfully ia hc Vermont Watchman nnd State Jour
nal printed at Montpelier, before said time Of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place, and fhey
see cause. object thereto.
By the Court
Attest T.. II. MERRILL Register.
A true copy of record
GO Attest T. n NERVIIr Weristpr.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT

b0siNn Mass.
BARNES & PARK, Wholesale Agents. 70 and 10
par. Row, Now York 3g01
, 1859-09-28
.Tlaaneial and Commercial,
MONETARY.

Tcnn4r Er1sre, Sept. .. 1s;s.
the exchange market is not quite SO tif1'.
4oe large shipments Of produce, al are con-
T'oced must bring il down ere many days; b| t
asJef the "*ccrrent rate" is two per cent pre-.
aniam- The high price Of exchange here, ws OBJ
s.rre, puzzles the Nfw York 6nauciers, and it
IL in sons sense puzzle to everybody. The
pssmen. Of Western indebtedness would susse
it at once. if indeed, the money sharks ase
not determined to keep us deeply in debt, by
investing our surplus in bonds in order 10 is
sue an isrcdeeuable currency. An end must
conc to that, howercr, in some way, before
many months.
Gold two per cent, with no local demand.
Money is close, aud discounts wholly ah-
sorbed By actual business. Outside the banks
there is little or nothing doing on any terms.
CANADA BASKs.-The Banks of Canada, a. q
class. hare TOR u long time dtsctvedly sustained
high credit, both ii home and IN tie NJ r.hern
a1d Western States. This fact seems not to
have escaped the attention Of certain entcrPrls-
ing tnanclers, who hare accordingly establish
ed themselves as bunkers under charters grant
cd BY tie Provincial Government. Several Of
The Banks controlled BY these gentlemen have
been in operation for sotnc Blk Or eight months
past, and others arc shortly 10 be organized. II
Is rather oninouH fact that these institutions
arc lacked upon with susplt ion at the places
where they arc lncatcd. aud their potes urc found
in ci1culatiot principally ut the West. Banks
that are nsannged by tncn Of standing, aud oI
known wealth, are not generally discrcdited al
home 1t may therefore be safely assumed thai
should be.
, 1859-09-28

OATS-Ketctps hs4 werk 61.390 bu aa1prntnta e94s1
hu. The light receipts Of the wcc along With the
proTenent In The East has caused !neraed trmnrHs In
tac market aad advance Of s: pr Ae aacr our Il
weekly rcvew. The sa,es Of the week WEIR a. feows
Ga the It intt. ls>o bushcs at ~ &c for So1 Ia
tsnsr: on the s 4p IN do At .the; thr I'D 200 b
do Ut 81 a.sHe; tho e4th q Lu ia sio.s md
esHe ID ,at; The ah 100 In do 50: In store To-
tht demand good and Advantc Of lGe1fe Vas
gained. Sales were - a ba No at s Ia store 100 bu
do soic tn stosc, 1000 tu Do at soKc in zto bush
doet Sic In store 800 Ia DO II Sc zdcat-
hrG- Reue pslaA ~eek II. IS bn Ahipmen'a SO tu
he srity of Con has cau.ci increased demand Mr
k3e hy d4icz and ahpp.r, aud prices have sdssnccd.3
during tht week 70 the sails :-1p0 1u No.
II SIC Store 1870 bu 10 y: IN 1tost go bu do
at deps: 800 bu do ri &ste aa MT.
BAHLEY-Aece!pts la-t week, 1e.s11 ID: shtpmtutA
l:at bu. During ihe ~eek ere Las been An active de-
N nd foF Barry ty brsve1s and shIppers end the
market has adrsaoed hus.'l cargo Of No.
was attrred few d.. stues TO BuAln and the demand
for that ma. 81 t1ues active. SAcs :-al
tu No. st &c In ttoge seo bu Co II In aoru b..
do Il &C IN tu On track; 10 bAks DO &C dsrrcd
20 bu good No. :aa &c saek iso baEa coed No. tt
&c dellvsnd.
ALcoIloI-Recepts lzsi week 70 bbls; thlrmcuts lei
bba The market Is baa md ahs tus7aHc7 in c-Ep and
1t,shvnt, hxx eaued IN advance uf 1t.s-elossng
NcF EA.
BROOM coRS-xo z-c<lp:a: taipmen:a eoao n.
Mark ,no:r aeve. Gales IL oas to arrive II sya
Gs0o toa.
BurT2H-neee!tkals LIST ~e-k, @s,tss d. 5he m=r.es
hwy quilt lszite 70, 1tku. acd n31sc for Dairy.
To DAT t'r aal.s were: 70 frk'ns good n lie
| DFASs-1nll md neaana1 At 4o9sn.
coAI-Reee1s&a last week, .,&s& souA; ahpmenik 10
''ns' 1hs market during tie past week aetFa
aaa pes* 7s* nm Il 1873 os eagues u Ese aud haE
Hill afoat and r. for Newcastle 4ena: nno. Cos! In
JAIL request IheG"otauons Ase n fnows: BE1rN11crz-
, 1859-09-28

.f.ha ,.,..r *, h,i, ,.rr.~~,,1d nj M
p'A ma sdrnnccd tn IN ~; liz fay mine hnr.
ri ri Groccr;es ~" ~ rerv firm st Xii nricrs.
wh;.Ey ndrsrced 10 ciossnr At a. rio r..
oeint. on SATURDAY. Included:
rr. M. ,.n ,..,.. 49,. 20,
e., 9s'' su:es't ....",m7 TMhsas Ma. ..'...:l@ :lS
C,,vr,.xn-Sent o1-Thc market to.day
ho, hccn vc,v ;n,c,;ra ow;,o n+;uc;na1lv to uu-
n,e,..nt u..,hc, cr e,r.,,,d. wheat sold
fa@ ,,sta. "ea.a w.. ,. "a te" a,o Tha.s wh;cl,
ts.rp.r,,r.a ~ ,.'. a. r. r.i and n ID for
.ra;,G ~ a e'.E. ~. =. In rioss H;ri,-
~;ns, rn .us fs tfs''ns !! s. rs A'a o. 'AS >4S'
"-' ~ -A"'e so1a ~ -s' ~
&xh... a-a .,-a h.-,... as5 l.. o,+s. I 30.
,,h,e md ~ a.. aour. go sks rye. Wheat
go. r,;-.a., 1,,, ,bou.d .l;vht fa1i;nr
~ rast.13.~ ,r;t1, * on1 1,nshrIs rc,
~ ~ ~, :S,.n3ra nv. ~ ,,rn ~, rrf,u,s.
~ P's nd hava ~ osm";usd aa1itc ax the full
.n3,s s@ rar+ h.. o,sa i,s.n t1,nir maintained
,,ndsr tbc ;,anc"re of i;rht rccc;nts. :4Ga75c q
H., ~. ant =, sn.'n,r, s,r"tos apd lie h;chrr
adc,;ra , "enS asoanmd ,rss ,nd n DIV fnr 81.
ne-6nI ~ E,rs"i,s. a,a 1,;iisr. IasJ ot nt,ont
ttt.on e. 49, Ga.. .rnn, 49, Vnr.m,.s-. rtu hrIs
I'll - .',I ,n et =. 20. ~ ,:a w
s.sI s,, - CIV w F.ess 80 % a0 W.
% saId vt or % Tbnrsdar % md ~y' setc Ycstcrsnr md
to-day. Only retail lots Of seed aze noted;
ponr to tair Timothy at salo to eco, and Flax
a. S!;1v per pusnel l1osis'ons nasS also
beinr noted % at tis'75. c,ear s;de. at ll1c. md
fair cauvassed uaos at 1ec per lb. Lard 1otc.
Tonrno-Sent ec-neccints. II. go bu wheat:
Q ION bu corn 3 o-5 hills flour. The Rl1d< re-
| nor+s .s fo,1ox..
| The ,nnrk-t oncne4o.d.v rathcr weaker. with
, 1859-09-28

D -.
FIock-54ihe tettcr: .a'cs l&no Ibis It es2{ 60 for
sn.E tt% - for eLna tt.te 43os 6 fot super
TIA !. II Oc't4nz Gp~t- anaal4n rnrs: so bhs
Il sor6 fr um"u to choice extra. Kyr F1oarl Iar
Yeout-3 III s-77:x5 a,Al
q. Asx-M -ascrly tVo1aut Gales son bush as
tl+s IL, far white Alc:Esa:i q III rrd Ie<a: "a
ioF lxau4se Club Kss .tt.a,; - 80 IN :. re-: ns
I'D sa'rs xno3 Ia Ut y1@s.H III i1td eesrs - fts
southern yttlo~. aEu Al %lt. sk for >tae, 444zf4 for
Efatctr and Canadian.
nnxr-Easlcs Sales 81 bats =: esH.
xuss1uxx-t'.sE m1sket unra Cd SaleH hbts
IS 8 ttt ff and 10 = fr prstat f4dnx )
tt4 r<l.ss oss .ss Suss:et p1syaie ..1n<.
liz dull til s'ie* ct 10 Lals s7N<a: for count1y
prime n: and 70 % tGs33 4elcd *ss III il
ezra nrs Usef hams qolt II 1ls is raie lnsst Utsi
rotnuai, nnthans=d Cut N'1bsey7 aeasce md tiuaat
ehsrsed Lsrd trE Il lf44tiK Butter IN 5sr deatI It
ia: l57 fur S1z CheeAs IN tais request At
+4+9S1 f.7 pE:re ratce:=. - :
s1ocks-sd bo5.d-fI:cea further dec!:red; Il felx;
, 1859-09-28
r0IfT or CHICAGO.

.pD,rrn Cart -
AHals ~ ::,:,....''.'eep''S "a
straneF Traveller. Sweeney; ) . hf tbts beeE- -..
rzop La,hap. puo; 81 tons 1nesthanaI.e 143toas
ffop Aehletun haprs r. Joseph '9'0 sks peaeoes ~
p,or N1,.oG Woodxort 1,u.1o. s;o TINS merchandise
itg t1amu. a3o. Gatss Gretn l,ay. iD m 1umbr.
Sir Msnsou. Mcf;1sw. Hu.kecon; 60 t lumber 17o N
ia,h. -" :
eh. snunt vron 1t,ne. Mantstee: 1l m tuhcs l. cs
wYof
Schr I.,, min. Dr.Jen FINN. South Haven 20 conI.
' wmd 0'>~'' A'1'' o~1N@ "
Sebr II \ t;atc. wc1ch G,nrers Pier s. corls wool
~, T. T. ior tt,nsrr.,n t'iav snt: - /. ~ w.,d
schr ! i. nntf.n :rh1nnsn l{ack Iake. y m .tavts
ticr f-rr fI,nn,h nuHsid T1ave5s lily. l15 m lumber
sr,r f1iin :, xifnn sn.trn,. iii ~ lumter
~, r,m, f:ammond i,nd Haven. Cd N lumber Ito
0'' + I,h1s ,tnrro '"'.N' @'~N
erbr tisrx FIJI f1.t rrcet, III ri, u.nod
schsfI, Id. 4 itn Wu,ieea 10 m ipu.bsr
schro9rrn II ncn sf,tI I.ycn: Is cda wood a rds .k
RI IL :. .,rtrs
schr {: r etrsunT nuh Mu.+rx,n. IS m ,rnAer
~ ssasss. '' -.'' ~ ..D~' w. ,,
sehf sta star Eaaea' hAa"atooi 81 N 1n"oes = In
c. T1ses. r, c.x u.,-., =. =. ,ru,o
Sch1 !c!esf1fh. bosse. Hsna naten. ~ u amoe,. @
ceM 5"ninE; e'thE nGa'u aAse, - ~ tan"a y
schr WI thsaAe. Aes!aEot- o'uia Aasen :" eoso'
Schr Dcnm7rI Fitzgerald Gtcen Bay; $50 N lumber 10 tn
l3tn. IT'D.
, 1859-09-28

WOOU-Kect.Nta taa WICK, I.731 c6fdf. The h11sEtt
,rn.lns fsm Al asnoa3l:x for Grand Trarene argocs;
.s for East shore and ..i0a go for Ne& .hosc.
, 1859-09-28

isENOVAl..--Mrs. Eat cs' Agency
01es !tr Fems!r Hc.r.
I'c!a! Aa!nk ktun street. ne dadreast II W-n..t
Mr. dest- 10 ssausnt her fftsAdr an' 1y. r..
fF t1a4 hts rmove! 10 ihe atcT- icr* tao
III ''s:.n7- 70 kurr!y .a ;hI!~s With fe-1: i,t tdr
s:'E 1'c;. Ceua:sy 1t.: e.. !. .u..4s1 :, 1 az
--'-'' &so' oo3 Ssm- 1pttt} CAL
, 1859-09-28
MAHINE INTELLIGENCE.

AvE.pAx ETsx1so, Sept =.
ApkNEp lEox CtucACo-At Hnfa'o, Sent. 9ih Prop
Free StAe ard schss Convoy Mimi, snd jos Flas At
Usvego. s+pt. c5-1'rp Young America
CLEARED sps rnlcAco--F om 13uEa'o. Sept. c+-Prop
Tosom1:: aId rehr >cs Bird. fsnm OswrEo. Sept -
Schr* " :, xs.n, Wa,su.. THU and AutD1. From
Cleveland. Sepl. s4-psup Maadota, Suptae snd SWEEP
siAkes.
Aenat.s, Pocaaonsax Va, a,tywss, Iowa schss Cascads
" Il HanEa-
Hou1d Uovn-Prop Free Sta4e; a.hrs Fortune. Grace
Mutra., Gco foo:e. Cp1et. Augusta
, 1859-09-28

ps Tr1rebArr1 Br11A1o, Sept. 81
F1orn0p-ned trer but c'ossd steady: Sales ~ ors
at tts& dn* Il 81 for SAts Chicago -Pf1nE
Az for DO fr,n Ca adj club 947h far .r1eht *.
IN Ma4a ~ ID kT good to choice " Wse9ssla
&6sf9As7H for e1tta Nt.tssu; e!AG5 ssH fof aoa9s
E1'r4. 49,,
GsA.s-ch'caeo sp.nz In good dsuand and dr1a., M
Sales of lets0 bu No. Chicaeo rpdDg II se +4tuo b.
lu red Ollo aao4t :oo9 rrd Indiana =. LIS 0o
1ed wtet lunos pirate tesms Corn scores Ana nstn
dnn. sales Canada 1t &c. Rye quiet and no s4les.
NH3skf-Sunln1l.
]xrukr 100 bris Gnur "a roo bu whea. EO1 bu ensn.
ExroaE1-le00 h1s fuur 70 eu1 tu What aobu ccsa.
, 1859-09-28

dull and hsnvv And spce tie ahjoustnent most kaa ot
,oes. hive I'D s.~sF Neu.y inactive aad t, =:
Pc :4s- st,rIrE E1chaRks *, do Ing nEues et bs
p,.ks nans- Ihs .peee 70 y ths r. y. = v.s :a: %
zdy.sss asking ss advance viaus ssl,s1f
pre-. Kt4:: GtiE hi =; NC *sk hudsoa y; y
, 1859-09-28

List OF Vessels Pus.iug tho HFel1and
C8Mai.
Tn TuEGEAru.1 BCnALn, Sept =.
The following vessels passed Port colborae Lock fsu1a
Ar N. IN the et:h, tid r. u. On the e;.h:
Haand West, on the ech-schr Walrus; bark Tornado.
On tic sh-i1tps NoEst. Young America; sthr su'
mt oun. :7th-Pr'r Gr1nte @t.te scaEs ugrs
Altgutus Fort Ctica. LGaits s0tque=t, Eel pse.
, 1859-09-28

s,is.r Fjfstins JsssH.d ............,.. $40
Common ............- ~, !tio
fuIno, 10 s;;,ur s.sd '.''' tx ie "a
Clear -. .........-.... 15tW lslJ
sHIsGLEe-A saaSea.-.-'.".'-.. .''.."-' ~
L.rn- .... -. ............ 10
ros7s- Common to good = 1oo-....-~...-..- *" $40
MILL S1uFFS-N1pDL'Sos-!n fair denand, will
taies Of co'n;noa I" Mol 4. % ton. HnAs Asn
sliokTs-has7hcas1*1 II 1oh-"es:hF ~hh fo2d a'ihahd
fr city With eonAdrfabe inquiry 1of sh- ntca Eass at
f'e' 'toh "ht3'e&.
NAVAL stoREs--hosn, COMMON 10 Ff'oc' s19Apo
Fitch. fadto; Tai. I 4 s.so; u. ~ oakum 3hG4Ac.
TEuStSitsNs AND L*RD-1he EsseAta ssst week
~tr :-l.e h7!s 70 y: Ns1ae VS. Aat"' eh''n""4 -Vo
bsia I: 20. btts Posk &>so - Lard The market feF
Ill kIads Of Provisions during The past week ~s very quiet
eef Iacsera haveamost eAsely Suspended o1eratloF. I'LL
ne1t tn nth Mes Fazk-supp'y igat vita fit trtal
du,,ud a, tls oo MEst BkEr-Mc.s. s.a>Glno'; Extra
NeA 1ial. cC1 IkAn-hone oaerns. GAces-1n sa.r
a:mand atss4c for shoulder. and lox6 fos Hams.
lAr,.-Atvsnctd ~ With coed city de1n4,i II l1Hc
IUTAToES-i;ectlp9s ast "csk ~ III; Efdicnts ~
,- The market remains qr!et. with fIr IL" and u 5s
siannoess. .,>,, =, :.
n.a' ea,ess .s;a,s,s =, -
~ :, =, ., -, 49, ,..u , 1,,,.,,. =. ,o..
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ela 5000 SO. 80. @:5 1915 Is et7d - e4.4
=! 1900 Gs5 4ss 7tE:3 sai. u I: xsS
I'd .Nn 80. *4s93 as tt1s.3 4f~a 1t
s4ta 1AAOM LES MA R.S s6u:s Il ts;s
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Eth 1SGOQQ C4 GRQ kk$3 1880 S,}It,9 tx4ta ii

CoRX-Rtcetpts List week, 81 6g7 IN sh s. Us
tn. The scarcity or Corn Gl continues the receipts aLc
snlase sad under active demand far shieeL p.!ecs
have advaLerd duas he wick a24: pr tushel. Top.r
there good demand and prices advanced Ic. sales
$40 bu Cana1 II b.; 700 bu do 75:aaaas
.pl hu No In storc: /. n ba doa In :torr 70
ba do II 7sHe'n store; so 1T do Al &c In zo.c-
The folo sing table shows the Transactions II the cck
day ~ she prizes Of cna being Evea ataai ard MOI
Ind No3 - in 6toEe~:
, 1859-09-28

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Cll1t.AEn.
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al buee esa:tttt Will the .cs. h. ,.41 10 n.
duly 5rrI.f.1! ttents tie Ely II t:heAs " III. III
Rv~~f ~ retr:re tsotai< and taai" plkie u fsxr,
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to The euuEI<aes II pua,Ec by u unatah,.
cons-% Of 1~.ln<.
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L, ". DENSN!u,sE. bayin,+ ~.
a<s -ove3 - Is axv oc1:c.. vii eea:l1ur - IL
Ft'aFs GfAln, Meal and Feed Hrsf-
Sae1A4
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toa E-&neE- I'D E1Afe EaAh 1Iv--<4 or
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Frsw wxtf.
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tItSuruuff.

TOUN 3. ACKLET d CO.,
LIe, Fire, ind II uios In u1anca Agency.
osca-So. MAsontc Tampa, Ct!caxo. III.
AaAs7s tok 411
QUAKER CrfT INSURANCE COMPANY, ca2.,a
and Sufpus. .s'e-1'tv'-
GREAr WESTERN INSURANCE AND JHC>r co.
Capital and sutp@us. 1s.ctI.
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE 1NSUEAME CO.,
tault4l md auzrlus. Recommendation
A3i3iy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10
Terrible Haiiroad Accident--Tbir-
teen Persons kitlcd-A Number
wounded.

ALH,Sy, august 3-A terrible accident oc
Cured last hight on the Northern Railroad
near Schagiicoke. The down train due at AL
bsny al %. wa passing bridge spaoning
the Tomhannock Greek. when 1t wa prec ipI
lated into the oreekbelow. from a height of
twenty To twenty i've feet deep.
at least thirteen persons are reported as kill
ed. Their names, as far as known, are a. FOL
lows:
Mis- Schuyler. OF Albany: Mrs Cooley. " fe
of the conductor. OF ALBANY Charles Berthe
low. brakeman. OF Albany Charles Plimton.
mail agent, OF Vermont; David Russell, express
messenger. Of Albany. aud Patrick Connolly
brsk.smsn Of Greenbusb
Among the wounded are the following: 5
Cooley. conductor of Albany, badly injured.
Thomas Mccormick, bewsboy. right leg bro
ken. aud otherwise injured Michael Flaherty.
Of Troy, and a passenger head cut. chest
bruised. aud supposed 10 be internally injured
LSrfR Nine todies had been taken out o;
he creek uf to l o'clock last aight. Twenty
PERSONS wounded. Ii is thought that there
are more dead bodies under the wreck
The following are the additional names OF
the wounded:
John lesson OF Quebec badly; Arthur For
bes. Of Bytown. Ontario county, not badly
Charles Perry, Of Clar.mount. N r.: g. X
prentire. Of New York. j c. Payne. of DAYTON
pird. W s. Harris. of Wh,tew alter. Wis: Thos
Talbot, OF New ! ork; W j. A. Fuller. OF New
York.