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NEW GOODS!
RECEIVED PER BRIG "SCOTS.
sAI COMPANY:
4 aGh shirts. Shepherds check plaid,
ssaFs, superior WHIT sfiirting cotton
Hs7-Ezn- muslin. check muslins. assorted,
7pGr1ing nasin. black chantiIly falls,
1Gzz1s Dzsia. thread lace, drab corduroy.
B0bbin net
A1Ees- Table NAPKINS
Nunrs Embroiiered Orleans,
Green Orleans.
@-El ~po,t-us- IOok musIin,
Black six,
AE@ Naples fringe, 2. 3, 4 and 5 in.
nen Fancy lutte ribbon-
-1n1Z CGtrel six fringe, l and II in
Fancy head fringe.
-FlE sHS yeiOv patent pins.
A5Alrsl's fancy cotton half hose,
aSn half hose- GirIs white cOttcn hose.
"'sl-s nf-on h0se, hcs snki-s,
sde' White eotioH hose,
AI hose, mems brown cDtton half hose
Exhibition lavender
E@At Double distilled lavender,
Treble distilled lavender,
kssnce q sanialxood.
@Ii3zn each.
sp&e sherry. ! dozen each,
Asspale sherry, 3 dozen each,
- Gases superior Old Port, 8 doz- each
1880 Inc brown Cognac Brandy,
80 B1ndy. ! dozen EACH
er Ltay Whiskey. l dozen each.
- ISIS inst Old Tom Gin, i dozen each
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Spiral Aotnes.
PUBLIC NorvC-

PUBLIC NOTICE-ue ,,Nr- ---
me LEISURE Of Professor W. D. ".s,oed TO attend
nsU rvrxn : Dc delivered at the Bethel, THIS TsI nss-
,4o-,. '.E- CHAMBERLAIN. cba,rm..
ofLecture Com. Hon I,..-
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JOSEPH FALLON.

JOSEPH FALLON,
IMPORTER AND IN WINES,
LIQUORS and CIGARS, LAHAINA. MAUI, begs
most respectfully to inform his friends and the resident public
generally, also masters ami officers Of vessels visiting Lahaina,
that he has made arrangements to receive regularly from the
United States and England, choice assortments Of very best qua
lides of the above articles. His stock at present comprises
Pure London Dock Martell Brandy,
Otard. Dupuy Il Co.'S do,
American Brandy, for shipping, in s and 10 gal pkgs-
Old Mononganela Whiskey, in do do do.
Holland Gin, in cases, kegs and demijohns,
Sherry and Port Wine. Claret Wine. Champagne,
Porter and Ale. in casks and cases.
Manila Cigars and Cheroots, Havana Cigars, and a complete as
sortment of the articles usually found in simila- establish
ments in Europe and the United States.
N. B-Particular attention paid to putting up stores for ship
ping. i'oSm
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at1 dAusrtistnnnts.
J. C.
I'm for Sale, Ito Arrive"

IA "SAChEA- fhOM DOolON-
EsaO.D DRILLS, 100 doz denim frOcks and pants.
\, .hsefaxs. leases cheese.
- 40 4bales pump and rig'g leather,
3Ems. 80 segs NnlSe i--u-
L. - bbls rice
.AeI F1ns. Isl cas- boiled oil,
-zz5 qrIz, = bales cloves,
r= doh 4bags pepper
sza. 10 coils Russia bolt rope,
Il <tx a1I-f,g- Is casks pilot bread,
= 300 boxes family soap,
kLEt. Is coils spunyarn-
ezsaei uzzr, 5eases mems clothing,
kzuy-z. s cases charcoal irons,
LI-ESer5. 50 cases hosts and shoes,
Y sap. - cases green peas
shs pEson,
% Wines and Spirits.
II -Dsnhne. IL or and 3 eighth casks best
A srtge. DARK brandy,
En@E 2 or pipes Hennessey's do,
h-rsr, SCR do Martelrs do,
4 d nisins, 9 Or aud ) I casks Rivierre do,
Iz- 10 boxes CataEba brandy,
IA ID bags. 80 half bbls best whiskey,
100 kegs do do,
los d0z OTIS r. Byass' porter,
Ez5-. 10 dog London cordial gin,
IS eases brandy peaches
ElrrA1 1889. lot
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-1THE UEDERSl0EEDS HAVING A
-S thorough knowledge Of The above business, begs 70
IL. notify his friends and the public generally Of Honoiu
49, In, thathe IL prepared to make 10 order on short no
thx. and IN the most thorough vorkuan1ke manner, 1pr1ng
Louurez Spring Beds, Hail, Pulu and Grass Mattresses OtdS
IA Louneea etc, recovered and repaired With neatness and dis
patch. Carpets d All kinds laid in The mcst thorough wo.kman-
i2aon Next door to Geo Ciark, Esq, hotel street.
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FOR SALE,
UyO ARRIVE PER AMERICAN
bark SAGIEM, J. b. Atkins, master, from Bosom, the
following assortment Of Merchandise
Gases blue denims,
Gases blea. flannel,
Bales bro. cotton, s
Bales awning stripes, n new articles s
Bales bro. drilling, fr
Gases print lawns,
Gases satteen blea. twill, fs9a fcs
Bales printed carpets, s as
Gases ladies' gater lined roots,
Gases mems rubber boots,
Gases boys do do,
Gases women's do do, 80 s5s. AZ
Cases charcoal irons, 4.
Bbis prime pork.
Barrels mess pork, G-
Half bbls mess pork,
Or bbls mess pork,
Bbis mess beef,
Bbis navy mess beef, y
Tierces hams, srT
1arrels vinegar,
Half bbls crushed sugar, q n
Half boxes raisins, arH
Cases refined lard,
Casks pilot bread,
New Bedford iron hoops, ike, 1xl7, I1xl7, 1&xl7.
135tf N Apply to Cha. BhEW1n, a
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Cargo of Lumber for Sale
lust RECEIVED PER EOLUS A. Camman,
- Master, direct from Mendocino Mill, comprised of the fol-
lowing assortment:
39,+6s feet rough Redwood Boards,
1929 " I" Scanthng, 6 Ks,
4,7O5 " I" 6x6,
10000 " 5feet Pickets,
$4,000 -. 1inch tongued and grooved Redwood Flooring,
23,55S :" 1t "
22,7a5 " surfaced 1-inch Redwood Boards,
lO.2S2 " II " Plank,
52e5s % planned iinch Siding g., on
1914 e tongued and grooved Pine Flooring, II inch,
10000 Redwood Shingles.
American l inch white pine Boards, planned on two sides,
Do l inch do do do do on one side,
and IL, I2f aud ID feet length. .
Do l inch white pine Boards, 10 inch wide and IL tt long,
Do white pine Sheahing Boards. planned one side,
Do cedar Shingles. shaved,
Do pine and spruce laths.
135-tf CHAS. BREWER ID.
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For Sale to Arrive per Bark 'Sachem.

For Sale to Arrive per Bark 'Sachem.'
BY CHAS. H. LEVERS.
ASSORTED o ALL SIZES,
%OO so assorted sash doors, all sizes,
200 assorted window sash, all sizes,
20 assorted blind doors, all sizes,
100 kegs nails,
40 boxes German glass, all sizes,
100 lbs. ass'd p~aints-Paris and chrome green. chrome
yellow, blue lumber, L. brown, sienna, vermilion,
red lead, &c,
10 doz ass'd paint brushes, consisting of 5000, 10000,
100000.
Sash tools,
200 door and window frames,
l5S pounds glue,
1000 lbs sash weight, assorted sizes,
3 doz sash cord. 13S-tf
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Empire of France
Post Office Notice.

VKyRITERS OF
w to places In the Atlantic United efasess nood enaorse
thereon the route by which they wish them sent ana reaching
San Francisco, as to wit: .Yia Los lnyeies, oveylandj"
g yin SnH Lake. OperLand;' aYia Teku1nfepec." Letters
with no such endorsements upon them, asd all sesaepPevs, Win
he sent e Via Panama" es .
iand.n as far as Chicago, Illinois, or Cincinnati OHIO. Beyonp
JOSEPH JACKSON, 2. M
Post ONCE. Honolulu, Dee. 20, 1858. 3m
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A0btrtisfmtnts.
HI. HACKFELDsA CO.
o6er Tor Sole to ax-E1Ve,
THE CARGO OF H AMERICAN BRIG
aSKOlOa,'3 $500.

SKA
.aSKOlOa,7' s
FROM BOSTON. DUE FEBRUARY Is, 1859.
Manila and hemp eordage, ratln, marlin, spunyarn, sc.
Pitch mops, birch brooms, hooped pals, wash tubs,
Corn brooms. mast hoops, jb hanks.
Assortment OF single and double blocks, chains,
KIn-dried corn meal, in barrels,
Oak boats from 10 to 10 feet long,
Cedar " Is to 20 -" -ssft Ntaf Ht 4r-
Cut pals and spikes of all sizes,
Assorted iron. square and round, from . inch to 8 inch,
Crushed sugar, in half bbls,
Dried apples: Il rice i0e, sa ass : a'ass SOAP
inch Clear white pine boards planned,
la
White pine shelving, planned two sides and eiged.
Spruce scanting, 2xs, XXI, sx4, shaved cedar shinsIes,
1 inch white pine cards, rough,
Doors and windows. assorted sizes.
Cumberland and Lackawana coal,
Per .sACHEM.'' from Boston,
DUE 1sr MARCH.
Bbls IIaxal -four, hEs -
Cases Hunters tobacco,
Dried apples, in ! bbls.
Hunts handled axes,
saddles, complete, with stirrups and belts,
Palm-leaf hats,
Cotton sail Irvine,
MEMS kip brogans,
Blue and white cotton thread,
Cases shirting, denims,
" shceting,
" blue drilling and blue cotton, &c, &c, &C.,
Per "ALOHA,,' from Bremen,
DUE 18Th MARCH. ~
Bales hickory shirts, printed regatta shirts,
" blue union serge shirts.
Souwesters, ladies' Isle thread hose,
Gases Victoria lawns,
I" plain t~ape-check muslin, black, s
Bales fancy prints,
Black and blue figured alpaca,
Bales blue aannel,
Silk Umbrellas, cotton socks and stockings,
Mother-o,pearl buttons, ivory combs,
Assortment of readylmade clothing,
Superior Holland gin, in cases, French prunes, in glass,
&c, &c, &C., &c. l3I-f
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Any man who profes.e. To under.,,,s.,

man who ProEes.e. tn unders,nua. M,
trades and sciences, assumes TO impose an absurs,tv mon
ue beonc- On the same principle, any medicine which r
Nsses o ure an diseases, is unworthy the slightest conf.
dence, and should at once be denounced as a quack nos,ruu.
ine Sreienoerg Family Medicines do not assume to cure all
diseases with one remedy. They have eleven diff. rent medicines.
each adapted to its peculiar disease and time has proved. be-
yond a question, the efficacy and certainty of these preparations
Their list comprises the following medicines.
GREFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills:
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoLIcoN;
GREFENBERG SARsAPARILLA;
GREFENBERG Pile REMEDY:
GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP;
GREEN MoUNTAIN OINTMENT;
GREFENBERG CHILDREN's PANAcEA;
GREFENBERG CONSERVATIVE BALM:
GREFENBERG EYE LOTION;
GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGuE REMEDY:
GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs;
GREFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH: \
For sale by s. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents, REpINGToN & IN
I2.-om Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
Grafenberg Fever and Ague PiIIs.-A
speedy and positive cure for this distressing complaint.
These pills are composed principally of Quinine, with other
vegetable tonics. ant[spasmodic, and fehrifuge articles.
] Thousands have been permanently cured by their use.
GREFENBERG CONSERVATIVES BALM.
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases. 1t is be-
You'd all question, true that Consumption is a durable disease,
and the Consumptives Balm is the best curative ever used.
GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs.
These Bitters are skiIlfully and elegantly prepared from a
number of invigorating healthy roots, banks, herbs and wines.
An invaluable tonic and health restorer.
The Gr.fenberg Medicines are for sale by
s PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu
General Agents, REDINGTON * CO,
122-6m Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
ENCAMPMENr, No. L,
l. o. o. F--Under the jurisdiction Of the r. ". G. Lodge of the
United States The regular meetings Of this Encampment are
held on the LIST and Sd FRIDAY EVENINGS OF each month.
Resident and visiting members are respectfully invited to attend.
Per order. C. p.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1858. 124-tf
A. F. s. A. NJ. LIE PROGREs DE LOcEASrE LODGE, No
Ia, under the Jurisdiction of the Supreme Council of the
Grand Central Lodge Of France, working in the ancient Scotch
Rite, holds its regular meetings on the Wednesday nearest
the full moon Of each month, at the old Lodge Room, in King
street Visiting brethren respectfully invited to attend.
August IS l60nl J. o. CARTER, Secretary.
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l3s-tf


sation from the General Grand Cb.n,.~o, pisPen-
Amesica' VIII hold its Regular Meetings on the Thru Tsr- -.e Of
yer month, at the Han Of the Lodge aLs pRocnys ne $50
Per Order III ID
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Boots and Shoes.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
goods in this line, ex "Yankee," viz:
Mems enameled pump brogans,
Mems patent leather pumps,
Mems enameled Oxford ties,
Mems goat do do,
Mems calf half welt dress boots,
Mems calf thick sole French calf boots,
Ladies' fi ICY buskins,
Ladies' do rosette buskins,
Ladies' India rubber sandals,
Misses fancy buskins.
Chid's fancy lace CATERS,
Ladies' worsted slippers.
132tf c. A. 4 II. F. POOR.
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Freeman 81 Co.'S
TREASURE, FREIGHT, PACKAGES LETTER
Elk 7 Il - 8,
ON the 5th and Il of each Month.
TO ALL PARTS OF TILE
fakdFFF% United States, SOufh America.
ZkIEED Canadas and Europe,
CoNNECTISG IN NEW YORK WITH THE AMERICAN-EURoPEAS Ex
PRESS COMPANY TO EUROPE.
~OLD DUST COIN AND FOR
u warded and insured on Open Policies, held from the best
Insurance Companies in New York and London
Packages, Parcels and Letters forwarded Semi-monthiy, via
Panama and Nicaragua, in charge of Special Messengers.
A Special Express is made up by us for Panama, cahao, Lima,
Valparaiso, and all the principal ports of the west coast of South
America, which is promptly forwarded by the English Steamers
leaving Panama on the 14th and 29th of each month.
n Collections made, and all orders pertaining toa legitimate
Forwarding and Express business, attended to with dispatch.
Principal Offices.
A. p. EVERETT, Honolulu.
124 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
o3-tf
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Just Received per "Syren !"
UDOSTON SUGAR.CURED MS,
Kits No. l mackerel, kits tongues anil sounds,
Gases lard in tins, tierces Carolina rice,
Cases cod fish, cases corn starch,
Gases fine tobacco, cases water crackers,
Gases water biscuits, cases wine biscuits,
Gases oyster crackers, cases butter crackers,
Gases ginger snaps, cases jumbles,
Gases soda biscuits, cases sardines, or bxs,
Gases sardines, half bxs, currants and raisins,
Ctron, lemon and orange peel,
Flavoring extracts For sale at
13ltf s. SAVIDdES-
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Just Received, per Modern Times.
FROM BOSTON
NE o SALE AT THE STORE OF THE
n undersigned, wholesale AMI retSil:
Choice brands Tobacco,
Boxes Hunters, Melton,s, and Cavendish Tobacco,
10 kegs, 10 gals each, sup. WhisSey,
2 bbls, 40 gals each, sup. Whlskey,
Half bbIs Powdered Sugar,
Genuine Cologne,
A small lot best Rat Poison,
Pure Linen Playing Cards, etc.. ETC., etc.
1861 yoS HOLT L HECCk-
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FOR NEW BEDFORD.
1t Ship "GladiatOr,o
900 Tons, Capt. wARREN LUCE, having twothirds
of her cargo ON board, win receive quick dispatch for the above
port. Having good experience in taking care Of Oil, Shippers
may rely on its being carefully slowed, and regularly wet during
its transit.
Freights of Oil and Bone will he taken on this ship at the low
est going rates. Apply to d. c. WATERMAN & CO.,
I26-tf Or to CAPT. wARREN LUCE.
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Shipping.

FOR NEW BEDFORD DIRECT.
TT THE FAST SAILING CLIPPER SHIP
SEE Modern Times.
CAB Tons, w-P- OvERTON, Master, will have dispatch for the
above port Having capacity for only about 5000 bbls- and with
a part of her cargo already engaged, the Modern Times" pre-
SCENTS superior inducements to shippers of Oil and Bone.
For freight or passage apply to p. s. WILCOX, or
13S-tf A. j. CARTWRIGHT.
FOR NEW BEDFORD, DIRECT.
"a The A l coppered and copper fastened clipper ship
Sm SyFen,
CAPTAIN N. W.. GREEN,
VIII take freight for the above port. She Is well provided
with two force pumps, and shippers may feel assured that every
attention shall be paid to the wctting of oil.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations,
please apply to THOMAS SPENCER,
l3ltf Or CHAS. BREWER, ID.
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X
ENIyE EXTRA LIGHT FANCY SULKIES,
for sale by Q1stf) CHAS BREWER, I'd.
TOWN and CITY MARKETS

--THE UNDERSIGNED PARTIES
1850 having purchased the good win and fixtures OF
the above markets, have this day formed q Co
-N@A partnership, for the purpose of carrying ON the
Butcberiug Business, in all its branches, and respectfully solicit
a share of the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on the late
firm of Risely & Beatty. Families, by sending in their orders,
can depend upon being served with as good an article In our line
as the market affords 8hADLnl,
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Sugar and MOlasses,
EyROM THE BREWER I'M TiON-
For sale by CHAs- DhH"En zp,
11Q-f r- fEE agent
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NJ q + X c is.
BOSTON MARKET.

ooStoHs "a pa 49,
FLOUR. The demand for Flour has been mod
erato during the past week, but prices have varied
very little; sales Of common brands Western at
5,?5a5, so; fancy brands AT S5,75ac,25; common
extras at Sc, ,OaG,1j; and family and superior ex-
ira. ut s6,7 jaS per Dbl, including Ohio, Genes
see and Michigan. St. Louis Flour is QUOT but
steady at S7as,? rs for family and superior brands,
and IS, 5Oa3 for few very choice extras. In Corn
Meal, sales at S4 ?5ai 80 per Dbl for common and
Brand, vino In Rye Flour, the sales have been
small at 50, 75a4,75 per Dbl. for common and ex-
ira.
GRAIN. The market has been firm for Corn,
with fair demand Sales Mt 90c for ordinary
yellow, 9?ao3c for coed do. and white at 9Oc per
bushel Oats have been rather dull Sales of Nor
thern and Canada at 5sa5oc for the best. In
Rye, sales of small lots at 13aojc per bushel
PROVISIONS. Pork; prices arc low at Sl3al4
for prime; SIT, 50als,50 for messi and S?oa2l
for clear, cash and mos Beef is steady Sales
OF S9al4, 80 per Dbl. for Eastern and Western
mess, cash and mos In Lard there has beer
more doing. Sales at llialls for common, am
llSal2i; for good and kegs l?.al3ic per ID. easl
and mos. In Smoked Hams there have beei
further sales at loal0sc. cash and mos nm
Picked Hams at 9a9i; cash. as to quality. Ne'
Butter is coming in moro freely, and selling n
lSa20c for fair good and extra old ranges fror
I2a,20c, and some lots Of extra at 2la22c per Il
Cheese is firm at sallc PER h., including commo
and prime.
WOOL. Pulled Wool is dull and prices ter
downward, but there is fair inquiry for aeec
which is very scarce. The sales have been 10000
lbs. fleece and pulled, Of which 10000 lbs. fl
fleece sold at Coo per h., the latter now an c.
tremc price.
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Died..

On the 2lst inst. of consumption. Isaac Dow,
ngod nearly forty eight years.
In thi. place, April 27th, 1859. Lottie
E., daughter of VIM. L. and Sarah a. Harris, aged
one year and eight months.
On Tuesday evening, April 2cth, of quick con-
sumption, DOrr B. Bra ley, aged twenty years,
ten months and seven days.
In Brandon, April ~, Philenia Cole, aged IS.
In West Brnttleboro, April stb, Elijah 0. But
terfcld, aged 81.
In Ludlow, April Sd, Mr. Horace II. Adams,
agel42.
In Cabot, April Sd, Mr.. Josiah osgood, aged 70.
In Middlebury, April 4th, Benjamin Lawrence,
aged S..
In Manchester, April 5th, Mrs. Elocta Collins,
| ,ged "A.
| In Swanton April 9Th, Trial C. Wait aged 30
| In Concord, April 9Th, Mrs. Ruth Hutchinson,
| aged -.
In West Derby, April eth, Mrs. Sally X. sias,
| aged SO.
In Castlcton, April It'll, Mrs. orphena NJ. Lin
| coin, AGED %.
At Franklin, Vt, April It'll, Mrs. Sarah IIib-
| bard, aged %.
In Burk April It'll, Dennis Gile aged 10
In Brandon, April 7ta, William L. Bacon, aged
In st John.bury, April 9th, Mr.. Stephen Aver,
| aged So.
In Barre April sth, Mrs Rhoda Bill aged "a
In Bellows Falls April 9th, Widow Martha +.
| Buck aged So
At wstbam, April 9th, Capt. Francis Brad
| bury, aged 40.
In Derby, April 10. Mrs. Hannah Kendall,
| aged 90.
In Or ft.bury, April sth, Mr.. Milo Sheppard,
| aged Gj.
In Springfield, April llth, Mrs Abigail Dawson,
aged -.
Also, the Same day, Mr.. Charles Porter, aged
50.
In bakersfield, April 18th, Mr.. Ward whcatley,
| aged 10.
In Leicester, April 18th, Mr.. Gilbert Meyer,
| aged 8.
In Bradford April 18th, Mrs Janc Mann, aged &c
In vergennes, April 18th, Mrs. Charlotte
| Wheeler, aged 90
In Greensboro, April 18th, Mrs Mary E
In Lyndon, April 18th, Miss Caroline ouimby
aged II.
In Danviile, March 22d, Mrs. Eliza Houghton
aged 81
In Burke, April 18th. Mr. Isaac Martin, age,
In West Windsor April 18th, Mr.. cypriar
Woodruff, aged SIS.
In Bratteboro, April 18th, Mrs. Ruth Cune
aged ca.
aged 30.
In Patney, April 18th, Alanson Davis aged II
In Richmond, Apri! l4th. Mr.. Robert Towers
aged 10
| In East Montpelier, April l4th, John N Ste
vens, aged Sc.
, In Dummerstown, April 18th, Mrs. Patty ]
Gould, aged 81.
In Guillord, April 20, Mr.. Low Boyden, age
r %.
In Drookaold. April 10th, Mrs. Eunico N
Ryuer, aged %.
; In Bennington, April 10th, Mrs Nancy Pu
nam, aged g..
In ST. Johnsbury. April 10th, Mrs. Isabel MOI
ris, aged 80.
In Rutland, April 10th, Mr.. James Mcdaniel
aged II.
IS In Washington April 10th. Mrs. Melinda Au
e tin, aged II.
Is In Montpelier, April 2lst, Mrs. Caroline
2 Wood, aged a. years.
Y Also, April 2jth, Mrs. Homer W. IIeaton, az
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b the previous p. NJ. The questions Of fact
Rere intcrmittcd hut were substantially
Pvered in the ch,rgc of the ] ID cwho gran >
\ the instructions prayed Tor Ivy the prose-
,tion with explanations. and admit ii
bmc and refused others asked for by
be defence. BY agreement of Counsel the
use was submitted to the jury without ar
Rimpnt. At the conclusion Of Mr.. Guilds
marks j :dgc Crawford proceeded to adj
ress the Jury. granting all the instructions
sked fbr Ivy the prosecution, with some OK.
anation on the first as to insanity. The
'iry having received their instructions. re-
red for consultation, and on their
turn to the Court room the most
tense feeling was manifested in the
buntenances of all present, while the
ost profound silence was preserved during
PC formal proceedings incident to the rem
ton of the verdict, which was rendered in
be calm voice of the Forcman-Nor GUILTY.
ne annonncem mt WIS received with one
I'D, will, thrilling. tumultuous hurrah.
mt up Ivy the spccta ors. Cheer alter
Ger rcsounded in the Court room, and
Is taken IN nv the multitude
the outside and repeated. Hats
vi handkcrchiefs were waved and there
Is one general rush towards the dock.
the mlst Of the upr,lr the stontnriin
ice Of Mr.. Stanton WIS heard addressing
court in these words " move that
r. Sicklcs be discharged from custody"
ter quiet had been restored and the verdict
corde j., an order to that effect was given by
court and Mr.. Sicklcs. amid the renewed
GERS of the audience. WAS taken out Of tn"
OK. Congratulations, earnest, loud and
lnkly expressed, >aluted Mr.. Sicklcs at all
nts as he retired from the court room.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-29

Calf Skins lial5c. Tallow 7slsc, Veal calves
50 j0ai 0a6 90.
REMARKS. Not any change to note in prices
for the best quality o: beef. large proportion
of the cattle were of excellent quality. About
2jJ heavy stall fed cattle from the vest, the
largest lot of such XII nd this Spring There was
one lot Of 10 steers raised by Mr.. Pcnniman, of
Painicld, n. H., sold to George Barbank, ED,
for % cents per h. average net weight 400;
and one lot, II very heavy steers sold by N. p.
Shackett, of Middlebury, Vt, to j. +. Taylor,
Esq. at prices something over our highest quota
tions. Sheep were very poor quality genera ly.
Those that were good sold at about cts per h..
Calves same ms last week.