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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-09

KAOsTCE q. a. Tx.RRELL, RFRsr
III street, two dfor3 south Of the Sherwood
House. my6-2m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-09

II Lest assortment OF, Whitewash Brushes ever
offered for sale IN this city, is exhibition at
SToDDARD 4 THOMPS0N'S,
.p9u n Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-09
S,.fLR OF s:sLUaHLB REAL rs

Gy.fLE OF g.sLU.iHLR REAL rs
~ TATE IN EVANSVILLE.
On the sixth day of July, 1859, will sell at pub
lie auction without to the highest bidder,
on the premises, the following described real es-
tate, to-wit Lots No. 10. Al, ~, -. Il, 10, l6,
l., Is, ~, o. 81 g. 81 IS 30, 40, Al, AZ, 49, ~
~, 46 Al A.. 40, aud 90, designated on plat
of Rogers d Iluston's addition to the City Of Ey-
ansville. For particular description Of premises,
see plats Ina possession Of Samuel Swindell and Ba
ker ( Foster.
Terms oi sale. one-half cash One-fourth on the
LIST Of January, 1860, aud Onc.iOurth on the first
day of April, 1850, with interest on deferred pay
msnts, o. be secured by mortgage on good personal
security. JONATHAN RESICK, Executor of
ieI-t ANDREW HUSTON.
NVOTEJE Is HEREBI' GIE.E.N'
0v that letters of administration have been
granted 20 the undersigned on the estate of James
e. Wills, deceased, late Of NanderbuTgh county, In
diana The estate is supposed 10 he insOlyent
iu2-3w BRACKET MILLS, Admir-.
HJR ESH .sRRIV.sL OF SJsO1CE
II TEAS for retailing, at
mvsI H. H. COOK & SONS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-09

III extra good, just received and for sale ky
CUAS. MCJ0HNST0N, Posey's Block,
npl2 Mann street, near the Canal y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-09

SREE.N- on SIP S.gGO CHEZ Sc
N 100 lbs A No. I Sap Sage Cheese receive,
this dsy AT H. III. COOK & SONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13
Valuable Farm. for Sale.

n OFFER the following tracts sale:-1T6 acres
11T7 acres so acreR and acres, all situated Wheel
ing Creek in Marshal Co., within two miles of depot
on the Hepaed Railroad Tnsss farms all contain NOR,
bott0m land, under hi. state Of cultivation and
among the best lands this country, both to rich.
soil, advantages of location The first tract
fine stoao Dwelling House and COOL orchard, and IS
of the most delightful country that be found
joining the above These hands are miles of White
ling. Possession will be given this Fall A. Kelnple
the farms, will the aas per4ons wishing to pur
chase will apply TO y H6gS md Agent ia soundsvte
VA, Is auEhOriZ agent sell sail lnnis
aug26-2wl&w - % ELLEN I: ,BtICIIANAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13
TrIstee18 Sale.

Trustees Sale.
10y virtue Of Deed OF Trust Henry Otto and Eife
to Frederick Mo1er bearing date the 18TH OF
1854 and duly in Ohio County Court CLERKS once
in b6ok No. &c. Folio S. &C. and the undersigned haYlng
By an order said Court made at the April Tern is9y
been Trustee room Of said Mc2er Will ON the
September, 1859, before the front door OF The
Court House Ohio County, at the hour OF II ococE
~ sell lots Nss IS and So In SAID Deed of Trust mem
toned situated town Of Trisdepta, in Ohio County,
Terms OF HENRY G. FuEsHE Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13
Banking house for Sale.

THE BankIngHo present occupied by the CzenS'
IL Deposit Bank Of Wheeling, owned by the Manufactur.
ers ana FarmeFs Bank IS oHeEed at private sale II not
prior Saturday, 18th of September next it will
be sold At public auetiopion that day.
taug22-tI or THOS. SWEENEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13
trrom. the puaalo Courier, Of sept. olh.l

BLoNDIN's LAST PERFoR9AScg.- Blondin yes
terday Succeeded in accomplishing another of
his daring feats. This one we think Rnay be
ranked next to that OF carrying man across
upon his back.
At. four o'clock, p. NJ, Blondin made his ap
pearancee accompanied by Spertzel, of his
right hand men. Finding that his guys were
ztoo1slack, considerable time was consumed in
getting things in proper order. However, at
five o'clock, all things being ready, Blondin.
stepped upon the rope, and after cncumberng
his feet with willow baskets. sixteen inches in
diameter and eleven deep, us well as Stacking
himself as he did upon former occasions, imme-
diately started on his Journey. When about
one-thlrd of the way across, he went through
his performance of standing upon one foot, aud
then upon his head, &C., then started ut rapid
rate, and reached the Canadian shore in thir.
teen minutes. Walking with baskets uponhis
feet must have been quite trying to his nerves,
as they were liable 70 slip. The vibration when
at the centre, is tremendous, the rope swaying
some threeor four feet, as we are informed.
After fastening his guys upon the Canadian
side, calling upon his friends in the crowd, &C.,
ne, agani, at ten minutes of six, made himself
conspicuous by appearing upon the rope with
a light stand on his left side, upon which was
placed bottle kof campagne, some cake and
candy. Upon his right he had chair attached
Blondlns intention was to sitiupon his chairand
Partake of his good cheer, but unfortunately,
and-ycry greatly to his disappointment, when
he was in the act of so doing, his chair caught
upon the calf of his leg and tumbled into the
river. He made good use of his table. He was
fifteen minutes in crossing this time.
at the conclusion Of this performance, j.
Spestzen of this city, announced that this was
the last ascension Blondin would make this
season, but would set the ball in motion again
by crossing on the first day. Of next June
mounted upon stills.
Some. despicable rascal, on Thursday night,
attempted toscut hesmaincable and succeeded
in seyering each strand, but not deep enough to
do any injury.
In the evening, BIondin and his wife gave an
entertainment, atsthe Clifton House, which was
well attended,. Madame B. wasvery graceful in
her perfotHiahce upon the rope and Monsieur
quite Jimmy. rs
About e,ooozpersons witnessed the perform
ance on the rope.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13
CountfY Seat for So
.Eor Rent- O Sale.

TINE t:NILS3nURJ IRON WoRII5,' Bar Iron Rolling
Nti1l and Sail FActcEy viii. The valuable and offensive
particulars apply P. McCortnck ESQ.,, Pittsburgh Pa,
or Lap2G-tn W. T. PETERSON, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13
ME q Old E. O. ~ III d L l. !!

No. 1872 Main Street.
ATTRACTIONFO RTHELADIE
TN T.. EDWARDS, No. ls2 Main at, is nov open
ag If Ind S
stock particularly interesting, embracing as It does All
Also, large assortment OF ohdrens Boots and Gaite
Gall and examine thu stock. sePGLl--
C1UMSH0Es and Ladies Congress lasting Caters at
M IssRs' AforOcco Heel Shanghai Boots at prs,.
pap Fine EFen'4 Las E6vA i5ss
n AIDES SLIPPERS, with and without heels Ut
u sept11 T. J. zEDWAHns.s,- Isl Vain st.
AD Ds5tl Kid sllEp5 j. St
AIDES French MOROCCO neel:d Boots. Esesysl at
IL sept11 7. J, tDWARD2.s..
A1 1I5{, CAT K'q Congress noot.' rpwAnps,,
MISSES French Lasting Ieyled callers, At
M ETALIo Tipped and shoes BOYS
DILLs-rodd's. Eon's. Ayers, Maclsines wris's H0-
Backs wil5ous Lees, II"loEpy'a Krandrt th's, Sell
For ;e'r1 sale BY r. Is McLaIN co. 10 Main
septI1.5 f,sssz U.mtrs Wheeling.
lers' Cough syrup syrp onesss wild Cherry, yre,s
Cherry PICTORIAL Pnmonic WATERS Wistal' Cough
ssp &C. &C. for s4T 5 Msia st. osle
OILS Of q" H Fns IeS II e: F !Tr s aas by
sspt11 $500, Centre wheeling.
fs5 sale Is R.S. MILAN Go A iSE En-
VARIETIES -Tolel Soups of all kinds C1lognts Tooth
Hair and Clothes brushes, Combs; Bazns Toilet Pow
Balls Parssn Rouge Pink sau.srs pomodss black and
Tfe; Cold Ans Dyes IsSth ra5te Gs
by Iseptl1i RIB. N1cLAIN 1 CO., 10 Main St.
OHEIDA 5oHNAPPs, Holland RItters, Jacksons Ger.
\ sept1l n D. 8IsLAIN co., tMaIn ST.
TOCRE Wines Brandes fer meteinai purposes, sale
sept41 Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

Nf0oNEY'S COMPOUND will make old Clothes LOOK Ike
III Mooney'S Compound will restore eoilel
and garments TO their original brlIliancy.
sspn0 RoE.sele .. ..GRAaAA's DRUG g. orr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

TINS Evansville, Ind. 4 Journal says that
Robert Dale q Ovens new. work is to be. "a
thorough discussion n spirituasm, which
will mPei thelpublic TO give that subject SUCH
attention asMl eitherI xPoseaits absupdity, orr
fdiscoyerits truth. w hat Mr.. 0.'s opinions of
Ispirtlas.n are the Journal does not know. .7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13
.Sl,OOO.QOO.
ABs0LuTEEAND 3UNIsfPAlRED..s -. I.l.Il
NET SURPLUS eOF. $500. 1870
UPWARDS or SIC. OOO.OoO..r

And the prestige Of g success and e1perienes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

Nh sIekLss, says a correspondent. Of. a.
Charleston paper, is unaltsraely determined 10 4
take bis seat in the uext Congress
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13
Business atteasasdt soiSd DespatcdaRia Fidelity.

~ ssAML P.saILDRBTHrAgen
~ <0afce at tbs Savings Bank OF wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

OILLs-Todd's, Eon7s. Ayers. Maclsines wrie's lo-
~ Backs Wl5ouS ce'S, lIpowuy's. RrandEtth's, Sell
lersand Jaync's Pills; also. De NalGttcs FEmair ls
For sale by r. s. NtcLaIN & CO., Is Main St.,
!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

A writer's of doggerel in . New York paper,
thinks the police had better be sent out of that
city % they are sadlY in need Of rs-creation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

Anew Yosk letter says of the proprietor of
the Fifth Ayehue Hotel, Mr.. Amos R Emo, that
he is 4 plait unpretending gentleman. He
quite al ordinary hat, and, from his cos
tune, you void take him for a boss carpenter.
He possesses geat shrewdness and good sense,
ndawonderfIs lot ofproperty. Hisreal estate
possessions are quite enormous and increasing.
He already spf lls million (Which in itself is
rather Plpral) vftha ans. The hotel was his de.
sign, but twas finished by Paran Stevens, who
Is it's real, though not apparent landlord. He
is never seen, I believe, except by. hypothesis
being supposed p be in Boston and Mobile, and
Cincinnatie and New York, ia half a dozen big
taverns At onee''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

I "mug" redolent.asI a rose pot, got considerably
off the track, and hadt to be led aside by gen
d'dT7Ne ofsthe Post Office. &
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-05
MARRIAGES.

HAHHiiiAh-HATrH-At Mclndoc's FALLS, Jan,
~, by Rev. -. Z Ray, hr, Archibald Hartman
N baThet, and Mics Selma 4. Hatch Of Molu-
does Pals,
hpopY-iiA NBamot, Jan. 25, by the
Rev 4, Uoodwillie MI Hiam MOODY and
Mics Mary l.. Harvey. both u Barnet
Anuorr -IlhHyIY-At Barnet Jan, 25, by Rev
4 houtfiio of FoarhAm, AlT, Ephraim W. Al
b0tt Of Ascot, g, y. and Mics Lizzie Harvey
" Barnet
kELLAN-HH0Ws--In Coventry, on the 10Th
inst, by ltoy,A u Gray, Hiram Kellam, ESQ.
n irHvburgt, aRd As., Nancy ~. nrDun. bf
Coventry,
EAHLr-LAHHAHrT-ln Coventry, Jan, 25th, by
itcy, A, II, Gray. Nj, A, 4, Earle, Editor ~
thu "OHeans Independent STANDARD, aud Miss
AnEaletta Larraboo, both of lrasbufgh,
~ AyHEs-JusLTs-ln J., Iardwick. Jan ~, by
HeFrAiT, Evans, MI Geo, 4 Haynes aud Aiss
Augufta d. Joslyu both of ilardwiok.
LocEE-SgrLt--lu Coventry, Jan. ~, by T,y
4, a. Gray. M Dana Locke VI lusburgh and
Miss Sarah Smell, ~ Derby,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-05
QRDER Of NOTICE Of SETYLEMEN7


STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DtsrRicr.
Al Probate Court held at st Johusbury In said district
on the 2Nth DAY q January 4. y. 1859
WHEREAS William y. Brock, ..dmnisAtOr on the
W tate Daniel Moore. OF late Barue In said district.
deceased proposes TO OF his
administration and 10 present his against said
estate for examination and allowance Tor the purpose u
making Partition aud distribution of the residue Of said
cNtac, under adrrtru OF said court among the persons
who arc y law entitled 10 the same u therefore order
that the under
and be heard at the Probate once. Johnsbury,
tho 2ltt day Of Feb, A. ID, 1850 And n q nurhcr
ordered that all persons Interested be neunod hereof by
publication Of copy OF the Of this order the
Chedonian, printed ntSt, Johusbury, three weeks
ccasycy previous TO said time ofhcarng that they may
appear aud contest tho allowance Of said account n
they and also l.. heard by baidcourt the
matter Of partition and distribution Of said estate
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
4 true copy OF record.
1913 Aucst. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-05
Railroad Accidents.

A PASSENGER CAR TURNED OVER Az EN-
Observation-Disclosures on TWENTY PERSONS
WOUNDED. Last evening passenger car at
tachcd TO a freight train, on tho DAYTON aud
Nenia Railroad was passing from the former
to the latter point, the coupling broke and
threw the car, which contained some twenty
five passengers, over an cmbankmcnt of about
fifteen feet. The car was turned upside down
and badly broken, and about fifteen or TWEEN
~ persons were wounded, but none of them
seriously The accident was very fortunate,
az, Under the circumstances il Is singular no
one was Killed, or at least very badly injured
On Saturday afternoon, the express train
for New York, which left that city at ID
o'clock, when at the second crossing on the
Western road, near Worcester, Massachus-
eta, run. sver a carriage containing seven
Irish people, belonging in the Cherry Valley,
who were attending funeral. One woman,
named AIRS. Gocgcr, was killed outright, and
another, Mary Mc0inns, so badly injured
that she cannot live A boy was also badly
injured, and others slightly.
Daniel Sprague of Coleruine, in attempting
tojump from train Of cars on Friday, at
Greenfield, Massachusetts, missed his footing
and fell between the wheels. Both of his
legs were cut off below the knees, and he died
the same evening.
We iNhlll HNil NuC pItCIHtlu AiaLeNlh lUAl
Daniel Sprnguc, Jr., of Colcraine lost his life
in Greenfield on Friday afternoon, by an &C
cident on the Connecticut River Railroad,
which was caused by an unwarrantable pro
ceeding on the part Of the conductor of q
train. Mr.. Spraguc took freight train,
which runs passenger car with it, at North
nmpton for Greenfield. The train on arriv-
ing at Greenfield stopped twenty thirty
rods below the depot to leave some freight
cars, aud MS Mr. Spruguc. and another person
did not leave the train at that point, intend
ing to get out at the depot, when the cars
reached the depot the conductor told>them
to jump upon the platform, but did not checl,
the train. Mr.. Sprague's companion jumped
Oft safely, but Mr.. Sprague, in attempting "a
leap, caught his coat in the railing Of the
platform and was thrown under the wheels
which passed over both of his legs, horribly
crushing and mangling them from the knee
joints down to the ankles largepece Of
flesh was also cut out ofhis right arm. The
wounded man was Immediately taken to
hotel where proper attention was given Il
him, but he did not rally from his injuries
aud dicdtat G o'clock in the evening. IL,
was twenty-six years of age, and leaves {
wife. 1t is said that the conductor has beer
twice discharged from the road for careless
ness.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-05
DEATHS.

slApr-Iu this village, Jan 30. S. W, sIade, esq,
aged Al years
FnmI--In Lyndon, Jan %, Miss Rmomncy
daughter NJ NJ, Seth A. Fisher, aged % years
CowLEE-At Peaeham, Jan, n. Mr Timothy
Cowlcs, aged ~ years
CHNNurHtIS--At McIndoc's Falls, Jan, 20, Miss
Ihtbr Chambcrlin, aged - years,
CUAWurHLATy-In Imtburgh, on the 10Th met
Nj LIastus Chamberlain, uEcd -.
WAT-In Derby, on the an inst, Ella l.,
daughter of Hiram and Almira Walt, aged /
year aud months,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-05
McIndOeIs Falls Academy.

THJE SPRING TERM of this Institution
l. VIII commence on Monday, Fob. n, and con-
tiuue Eleven Weeks. summer Iermeomucucca
MAY rs.
The aim ~ the TcachcrslWil be- Mor1uQAHa'i
aid acrtrarV in crriy department, The pracfifli
aud useful branches ~ CdurHiian viii be mainly
encouraged, while Music, French and OmRmen'
Board, fuel and lights Included, Sl75 per week.
Rooms Tor arlfbohfdcrs az reasonable rates.
IL ~ rrfcrdiHgiY desirdAh that cqCh hthular De
present on The Frsf dag Of ho IfrHi,
For other particulars address the PRINCIPAL,
Q2-25 HiCHAltD &. STANLEY,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-05

~ regard Mr Eddy the most capable aud sae-
esssf practitioners with whom have had aicial inter
Course,
CHAs, MASON Commissioner OF Patents
III hASn. heliainn hsnirinE INVENTOR that they
employ hpcrson aud trustwnrthy,
and capable Of putting their Appicauopstn FHm "
them carry and favorable consideration
the Patent once
EDMuN y BURKE" Iaie Commissioner OF Patents
,-arb "Hnstlu. February g. IrAs
Mr. r. II Eddy hasmedc for me TIiinrEBS Application.
all but ON nf which patents have b.cn rfhntrd.
that pending. Such unmistak attic Tr0of OF
rreat stty he trt iens mo 10 rrrtnm M,
m apply to him To procure their patents
they he sure ~ having ttc thrii -rtrutun be-
wed the cases. and at Ncr5 reasonable chArgea
JOHN TAtsGARr."
Prom sept In 1887 10 june nth. 1857 the subscriber
M n his i1rce practice uHt rejected ar
pl,rslions. HJN1EEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE ~ which
Was decided N hlsfavor, by Tia Ccnuissurr uf Patcuil
n " EDDY.
Bon0n January 1853 IJ,Iy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-05
ORDER Of NOTYCEo Of SETTLEMENl

STATE or VERMONT. C4trDoNiA DisrHtcr -.
At Probate Court held At 81 Johusbury, Ia said district
on the day lst ~ February A y 1872
WHEREAS, Hollis Ingalls,, administrator the estate
" ct AARON BROWN. late ut Sheflcld. IN said District
deceased, proposes render his admins
tratu hRd to present hts against snd
Tor examination nnd allowance Tor the purpose Ut making
partition Aud distribution u the residue VI said estate
der DECREE OF said court among tho persons who BY
law Cntnhd 10 the u a. therefore ordered b.
sHld that under consideration
hc hoard at the Probate once iu St Johnsburl. on
thc 22d day Of February, A. - 1850. Aud t ~ further
ordered that MI "a interest u be- noncl hereof by
publication ct copy u the record Of this order IN Tho
Crl~d"nhn, printed at 81. JuhifIhurN, three weeks
suC rrHlvly time uf hearing that they
appear aud contest allowance said account.
" they cause and also be heard by said court Ia
the matter OF partition and distribution ~ a estate
By the Court Attest, ASA l.. FRESCH, Judge
A true copy 1T record
Attest ASA l. FRENCH Judge of Probate - %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-05
SUMNER THoS Jlcu srArr,
Cattle Sheep Ia Calves swine Horses


FLorR.-9here has boon active spcculatvc dcmsnd
and prices have advanced 20 SOC per bb all kinds.
Sales Of csteu supcnne at Sh25 b9 fancy $3.50 eIe
f,6l family brands
Onto Michigan AMI Gencsec and 1910 a $50 Tor family
and supcrlor and brands St Louis.
PHoVfstOSs, Pork very 1ru. Sales 81 prime at It 70
6oa ~. clear and extra ccar s2l n per Dbl cash
and mos Butter IA rather urmcr WITH fair demand
Sales ~ Vermont and New York state AZ = q.o and
extra 60 fHir W Toe; Canada II
Onto y perth. Cheese h nrmi selca Of good at
y a Toe; common n Sc per 10.
MoOL.-The market continues nim with good demand
and pulled The sales OF the week have
lbi At fun quoted rates SnNouy fleece - o.
IuIl hlond NrTImo 81 q 10. llmmnn " ".
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-05
Administrators Sale.

DN virtue Of n license from the Probate
ID Court for tho District ~ Caledonia, the sub.
scribcrs will sell az public auction, ON the prom.
iscs, on THURSDAY, FED. "a, at o'clock
L. NJ, the following property
a Farm situated at East Burke (kuown as the
Bennett Farm 80 Of n mile frpm the village, on
the main road leading from Lyndon to Island
Pond, containing one hundred acres 81 land with
good bpildings small orchard. and an excellent
sugar orchard The said farm will be sold an
together or in pieces 60 suit pufchz--f-=s7N lso.
onc-thiTd " starch factory situated In the vii.
lnge. Also, one fourth part of pictr Of laid on
the opposite side of the brook with buildings
thereon suitable Tor a mechanic.
Also, sugar tools, haying tools and one buggy
wagon.
A liberal credit ri, on for part Of thr purchase
money T.. s. WHEELER, (A.l-
23-2j NJ. NJ. BENNETT, Non' 70
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-05
THE MARkETs.
CAMBRipGE CATTLE MARKET-Jan. .

Atmarket 7pi Cnttie-Gul Reeves and i12 Snres COM
sistnR Of working oxen, Cows and Calves, Ycaflmgs
Two aud Three Ncars Old.
Priees-Markct -Bcet-ENtra Including nothing but the
best large tat stnch ONCu 7Oa 7lZ per CIV lst quality
including nothing but the best large Fat st-fcd oxen
CAS- "a quality, Including tho best grassfcd Oxen
the best stabilized Cows. and best three old
steers, % 30, 81 qunlit, $500. ordinary, SAOO
.Storcs-N Orkiug Oxen. frum f1h. 100 To l6u, Cows
and Calves from So e. d. SOL N,arnrs, 500 OOi Two
fearspld sAl a "a, Three years oh, SIS 10.
sheep and ambs.Slu at market Prices In lots, 81 20
gOOh $50. Extra aud selections. ! 10 tUOa 6.25.
Hldea, - - per 10. Taluw - q So per 10.
Pcts. Si1 81 each Cali skins, y IL ltc. per III
Wal CALvTs-Snics ut 500 Au,uO each.
SwINE-OOO Western at market. Prces-Shotcs. whole
To- 10.