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vicss countys

1.-THE bill appropriating one mil
ion dollars 70 the enlargement Of the
Louisville and Portland Canal, has be-
come law. having received the az
proval Of the President. The work
will he Immediately commenced. and
prosecuted with the utmost possible
yicor to completion.
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Celebration.

Notice Is hereby given that the Ferdinand
Saxhorn Band and Singing Society will give
a Pic Me party on The Fourth day Of July
next, a,Eerdnand, az which time and place
there wilbbe Liberty pole raised. AN per-
sons are respectfully invited 10 attend.
BY order Of The Committee q arrangements,
7. DECKER. aud others.
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TTSr RECEIVED ~ fcr -aie cheaper
81 lhen estr IL me C''rar cn-h Store d
Tire assortment 81 lra's DrlaineS. Giog
hams De.aise. Lnsler llA.n md barred ia
ronne:s-, srring shnwis NJ The latest style
Indies coi.srs. DRESS tTifnrinss. Ribbon
iuceY i.d1irgs t1c.. alsu fine 81 rimen, oi
l.ea1y.rnade cle'lira. Hats AMI cars beots
and shoee, Groceries, Hardware mud Gut
ilerv. June n.
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DEATH OF JUICE DANIELS. The tel
egraph announces the ceath Of Judge
Daniels, Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States. lie expired on Thurs
day at his residence. in Richmond
Virginia. lie was appointed to tho
Supreme Bench by President Van Bn
rem, in March, 1s41.
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MilLfIcTvlLIE, Co., June ..
The National Democrats met in Convcn'
ton last niehi-Judge'Warner rrcsidipx M
Resolutions we're adopted rcatiirmins the
Cincinnati platform, declaring the, property
exists Ia lie slave. and Iavoring the Dred
Scott decision. The Convention also nom
mated tull delegation % Baltimore.
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GIBsox CouNrY.-The Democracy
Of this county held their Convention
on the 26th Of May. The Convention
nominated s. NJ. Holcomb for Repre-
sentative; Logan McCrary, for Treas
urer; A. +. Boswell, for Sheriff;
Henry CambrelI, for Commissioner,
and j. III. Woods for Coroner.
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UOur town was visited by sort
Of excuse for menageric on last
Monday, and the chap who goes in
the cage with the bear got bit by his
pet at the night performance. We
rather guess the company were bit in
coming here, too, as they hardly paid
expenses.
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THE METROPOLITAN
yVecsSlv Literary journal.

all ,hst is novel and interesting
in Tie World Of Letters; all that 10 u.esul
and entertaining in the iIcme Circle; To-
perher with Tales. Sketches. Essays, Pccisy.
Biographies, Truthful Chances at Life al
Hone and Abro,d; and the Everyday o.
currences that are most noteworthy; in fact
il " II contain all that Is desirable IN q
GOOD FAMILY JOURNAL.
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THE METROPOLITAN.

il mpmmoih Imperial Quarto Of eight
pages. elegantly illustrated with.
FIVE HANDSOME EEGRAVINGS.
NJ least each week, embracing subjects alike
interesting and attractive. The Illustration
W. portray City Life and its attendant fol-
lies they will be from
Grave to gay, from lively 10 severe"
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WA New York pilot. who has
been engaged to bring the Great East.
ern into New York harbor, went out
IN the steamer Teutonia, which sailed
on Tuesday.
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Meeting Of the State Central Committee.


Meeting Of the State Central Committee
Pursuant 10 notice, the Democratic State
Central Committee met at the S'niinel
office. 10 indianapolis. on "Wednesday, The
3Oih Of May, Hon. n. b Palmer 10 he
chair. On motion, J. j. Bingham was
elected Secretary. After consultation the
following resolutions were unanimcusy
adopted BY the Committee:
Resolved. That the action Of The dele
gates from Indiana 10 the National Demo
cratic Convention a, Charleston has our
cordial approval. aud we believe ina, i fair
" and justly represents the sentiments o.
their constituency.
Resolved, Tha, Tie platform adopted by
the National Democratic Convention has
the cordial approval Of lie Democracy Of
Indiana.
Resolved. That the delegates appointed
By the State Cjnseniioa held on the lith n
January lasi, 10 the National C0nyen'ion
be requested 70 attend tie adjourned BalI
more Conyeniion. snd faithfully carry out
the instructions Of the State Convenlion
and il said delegates cannot attend, tho
they notify their con,ingenis % their ina.
hilliy 70 % 60 in ample time for them u at
,stend said Convention
Resolved, That we have unabaicd conf
dence in the pollica. integrity % SiepbeI
A. Douglas; that We believe ~ u lh'
choice Of The Democracy Of Indiana M ih'
Presidency, and that we hav. no doubt,
elected President, Ne viii faithfully carr.
out and observe all The provisions q M
Constitution. and that the consiiiu iona
rights o. ne States will no; only BE- resPee
ted ID letter, Lu, ID spirit.
\ Resolved, That !. II settled and card
4 nal principle 81 the Democratic parry 10
The choice q amrjorny 81 iic party re-,
LARRY and honestly expressed ought, az
Of right should prevail, and a. Hon. Slephc
a. Douglas his, 10 regular CJaveniiur, Q
! numerous ballots received . nrJoliiy " III
whole number III electoral votes, for n
) sake o; harmony j, j. the duty Of the ~
\ noriiy 70 yield.
!, Resolved. Tha; wc recommend 10 II
Democracy Of Indiana thorough orcanz
ton as necessary 70 ~rcrcsSfuslg meet al
: overcome veil Disciplined and nnscruP'
lcus political foe. To thu, end w.. sugsc
!. county, township and school district orgai
izaiion. ior the thorough dissemination
y correct information Upon the political issu
OF the dry.
5 Resolved, That experience having demo-
e stra,ed that The best interests 81 The Sa
n are dependant upon lhe maintenance
4 Democratic policy, It j. the fret duty Of u
Democracy Of Indiana 10 secure Dem
cratic administration o. her State affairs.
yl Resolved, That the President aud Seer
n tary Of the last State Convention BE- reqne'
n ed 10 supply the Presden, % the Epliimc
Convenlion with the names " TIE delcgat
and contingent delegates 10 The Nation
Democratic Convention, with the inslrr
y, tous OF The State Convention 20 said del
r, gates.
Resolved. That this Committee adjou
10 meet on The 2sih day Of June.
~ BY order Of the committee.
gc N. u. PALMER. Chairman.
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Democratic stale Ticket.

For Governor.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, OF ShFiOy'
For Lieutenant Governor
DAVID TURPlE, Of White.
For Secretary OF State.
WILLIAM II. sCHLATER. Of Wayne
For Auditor Of State,
JOSEPH RlSTlNE Of Fountain.
For Treasurer Of state,
NATHANIEL +. CUNNINGHAM, Vigc
For Attorney General,
OSCAR II. HoRD, Of Decatur. !.
For Superintendent, Public Instruction.
SAMUEL l.. RUGG. Of Alien.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court,
CORNELIUS O'BRIEN. Of Dearborn
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
NJ. G. KERR, Of Floyd.
FOR CONGRESS.
hon. JOHN LAW, Of vanderJury.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
THOMAS SHOULDERS.
IA SpE El:
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ID lie Id,

- ~ ~,
On Jane 9, 1850, MARr J. FRrApNAS,
aged years and five months, child OF Mar
lin Freedman and wife.
From adverse blasts, and lowering storms
Her favored soul he bore.
And with yon bright angelic forms,
She lives 10 die no more.
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rs hereby given that the undersigned has
u been appointed Executrix Of the last
will OF Matthias Houser, late 0f Dubois 90.
deceased. Said Es,ste i supposed 10 be
solvent. MAGDALENA HAUSER,
I.ne X. 1860. Executrix.
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exhibit Of Cc7lEsion * Con-
.rs.csesoraai AGNE4nilAp Funds

n y EXHIBIT of ihr Common md Con
m gr.sripnai Tow ship Fuhd- 81 Dubois
County. Iutiars, tor The yrar 1859, ending
March "a. 1850, as reported 70 The Board Of
Count, commissioners al the June term,
1860, No iulvNs. 'o-w'.
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ndlniTl.slrai0r's sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that in pursu-
~ ance 10 an order OF Sale made bv the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Dubois County,
at the april Term thereof 1860, the under
signed. administrative Of the Estate Of John
Kalo Deceased. will cell at public auction
on Saturday, the li'h day Of July next, on
the promises, the following Real Estate Of
said Deceased to.wi,:
The South East quarter Of section No. q
in township No. i. South Range No. 4 West
containing 100 acres, in Dubois County
Indiana, subject TO the widows interest
therein.
Terms Of Sale:-One third Of the rur.
chase money in cash; One third on credi
o. morths; and one third on credit Of J.
months from date Of sale :hc purchaser niv
ing note wit, approved security and bear
Ing interest. according 70 law.
HENRY SENDELN ECK, Admr.
June IL, 1860 -sw
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.yAsPER:

TWe are requested 20 announce Mr.
A. II. ALEXANDER az candidate and suit
able person 10 represent Dubois county as
Representative In the next Legislature.
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llECEirTs

There vas remaining Ia NJ 'reasnry ~ list
Marcia settlement with Ia, Conn', Treas
urer ,he sum az $3.50 n
Tncfe l,a- M u r rrivcd - ~ Sn
Treasury lhr following snnls icf
the following objects. 10 Wit:
For Cam. school Fund. Only dis
irioulion, 1899 az 10 =
ln,a,.s, r,m school fund G3O II
Grocery license 800 Y,
p,i,ciaa, Common school fund 1880 81
E,oes e,s fortei,ures ~ Ol
~..-..t.,...,A oqgI q.
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BIZ nm W. ITTl"' w M
Total. Sl0,5s5 y
By cfsrr w Tic Board,
l0HN NEHRlNGEn, Auditor.
Jaspcr, June ~, lSrp-iv-
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TXpENDlTrETS.

There has been paid ~ "a 'he Treasury
from the fr~' cay of June, 1859, e 'he
3ls, day "a May, 1860, buih das~ irciu-
i've, lie iolluMinE snms. upcn The IolluNv-
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s:3-r1s2ALf52s
June 18th 1900 To John kuebier and
wife, female child.
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A LII persons holding orders ~ Dnbos
: a. county ars hereby notified that there II
MOTEY IN THE TREASURY.
10 redeem SAID orders which have been pre-
-e n,ed fc- payment, and were issuct prior 20
No 500 And the iaiefesi on said orders
viii be slapped alter this nrerert dare.
THEODORE SONDERMANN,T ~. ~ y.
June 10. lS6O-iw.
A FINE ASSIGNMENT " Sbvvels, esq.,.
"A Ia,chets. German steoi hoes, WASH.
boards, selves. wooden buckets, and III kinls
Of Groceries, for sale az The M
June Is. CHEAP CASH STORE.
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ygTiiE following Is statement, q The t.
H. nnnces 'cr DaboIs cvva'y Indiana, ior
NE year ending May sls', 1860, ~ arreafs
from the Records Of The Board u Cmnlls-
sioners OF Dubois county. TO wit:
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The following is List Of Premiums which
will ne sold to Sub, cribrrs for TwEsTY FIVE
CENTS each. On ihe receipt Ut the Sub
script ion money, they will he informed 70
what prs mium- they are entitle and then
il i optional whether they pay the TWENTY
rvs CENTS On each and take the Premiums
or not.
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June Z lS6O.-3v
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14
Peoples Pacific r. n. Company

rE Commissioners Of the Peoples Pacific Railroad CoU
pany would announce e the People United states
that said Board OF Commissioners ortnizcl the
choice Of JOSIAH PERHASf, PRFsTpENr OLIVER FROST.
vIcE PBEs1DEyr. ABEL ABBOTT, SHcRErARF L S WITH
IS6rON. TEEAsvER and that the Books THE Company
open for the subscription Of Stock in Boston YORK
nm BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, aud will
- opened in the principal SOUTHERN AED WESTERN CTlEs
~ CAuEoRSS The Chartsrof said Company granted
- the Legislature of the State OF Maine, a Match 1850
nc right Of way through the public lands in the Territories
~ the United States from Missouri River 20 California BY
De way Of Pixies Peak Gold Mines, and through Utah, Is
Apw open TO the Company. by Acts Of Congress.
The People Of the United States earnestly requested to
esmne the Charter and BYLAWS the comYav, and send
their subscriptions All persons invited to subscribe
one share each, and NJ one than ten shares
81 Shares Hundred Dollars EACH ten dollars (which to
p paid When the subscription is made. will he seen
literally forthwith, and the Company viii he able to
ecure from Congrs, at its next session. large grants Of
snd and ofmoney. Let the whole People All put
{eir shoulders 70 DE ~Lse sy subscribing share each.
the laiiroad viii be built within Eve yesr Let Clubs
p ten tHenty hy, subscribers he formed in every
oNn and Village, aud the money toreNAred hy Nail or Ex
- and Ceftates Of Stock, with receipts for the money
e tetr1ed Responsible Of anmreaehahe, char
ter and who have heart for the work, wanted ia al
OF the United States 70 act Agents to obtain sub
q Iigtions TO the stocSof the Company
~ communications could Be re f % the undersigned
sas oiHee Of the Company. ADAMS HOUSE. BOSTON.
% whom al Application for copies Of Charter. BYLAWS
~ other Documents should he made JOSIAH TERIfAN
-ssl1cat Board ofCoinEIiszioncrs. i37-ll
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DEATHS.
ii patuyy, cnARI.Es j. pAnroy, acol ;

In Putuey, CHARLES j, BARTON, aged q years aui /
month.
In johnson, Aug 18th Of consumption MARY & dapsl.
ter Of Dr. Saulnal u, Waters, aged IS.
Ia Springfield, sspt llth, MARY ANN wife Of David Lock
wood, aged S
In lIlrtlanl Aug l,h, Miss AURELlA Kendall aged
- Years,
II South Woodstock, Aug 2S the residence Of Ken
dali LUCY CARRIE, daughter Of VIM n,nison, Of Dos
ton, Mass aged months
In Newf1nc Aug IS, GEORGE ARNOLD, 81
In Chester, Aug 2jth, Of puiri throat FRED o.,
Of James o, aud h. Amanda Bates Of p,rkinsye aged
years
In Chester, Aug. 3Ist Of consumption, Mr.. JESSE
AIKEN, aged IS years aud mouths
In jamaica Aug 10, LEON H., Of f. II, and r. Reed
aged one year and Elk months.
Ia Filwillam Sept, ?, Mr.. JOHN MILES, aged 66
In Chesterfield July 2, Mrs.. ABIGAIL H. CROUCH aged
rs years.
IN West Windsor, sept lst ofdpthrra, MARY A. FIELD
aged Is years and months
In Halifax Sept ?, 3lr. ELISHA CLARK, IN the ISL
ycar Of his age.
In Gaford, sept STU Of the hoirt disease Mrs ELLEN
L. HUNT, aged % years and mos.
Ia Chesterfield, n. II Sept 9TH. Of 1ysenery, ALICE II
PlERCE aged year, months and p days
In Woodstock, sapt lst, OF Consumption, GEORGE A
DAVIS aged l9yeafs. a8
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

Is rrcjsey yghatits name indicates tor while pleasant
to the taste il Teyyiing artng and STRENGTHENING
to tn vital powers It also reyves rinstaes aud reuews
the blood in all its original purity and thus restores and
renders the atem uyuncraee 70 attacks Of disease u is
the onIy preparation offered to the world in popular
form so be within the reach Of all So chemically and
skiuly combined to be the most powerful tonic and
yet perfectly aap ted to to act ~ pee accordance
irh s iqs III 4ta aHd Atac seattle TIE ,reakSt stomach
ana up the digestive organs and alay all nervous and
fcts and set it Is never followed by lsstude depression
of spirits 1t composed entirely Of vegetables and those
thoroughly combining powerful tonic and soothing prop
critics consequently injure. Such remedy
has long been felt dederatum in the medical world,
bv suffered from debility iorit needs med
zeal skill knowledge 70 that debility follows all
attacks disease aud lays the upgarled system open to
the attacks Of many Of the most dangerous 20 whlc poor
humanity Is liable Such. for example. as the following
Consumption Bronchitis Indigestion, Dyspepsia Loss Of
Appetite Faintnefs rritabity Neuralgia, Palpi
atiou Heart Neonohoy, Hypoeondra, Night Sweats
LanEour, Gddnes and all that class Of cases so iearu
t5ta unattended TO Ia time, called Female HsakgssS,
AMI Irregularities Also Liver DsranEemeuts Torpdity
and Liver Complaints Diseases Of the Kidneys, Scading
he Urinary Organs Pain in the Back side and between
the shoulder opposition to sight Colds Hacking and
Continued Cough Eaeiaton Difficulty Of Breathing, and
indeed might enumeruto many more stl, but We have
matte Influences and the diseases az italready
attacked And it acts directly and peristenty upon the
hillary system arousius the Liver to action promoting "a
all the eNcrenpS and secreons Of the system. IL Will
iuahbIy prevent any detererou consequences following
upon changes q climate and water hence al travellers
saodld have bottle with them, and all should take
table spoonful least before eating As it prevents
Feuess strengthens the digestive organs should be IN
the hands Of all persons Of seieutary hal students mir
listers and literary men And ~ ladies' net accustomed p
much out door exercise should always use IT. II y viii
they will find agreeable pleasant and efficient remedy
against those ills which rob them OF their beauty Tor beau
~ cannot exist without health and health cannot exist
while these irregularities continue Then again. the Cord
ia is Perfect Mothers Relief Taken month or two he.
perfect and safety. Tasre so mistals about H. This
Co14t4e az es dam fgr O MgtAgs, y az And to yon
we appeal 70 detect the illness or decline not only Of mr
daughters before be to late but also your and hus
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14
MARRIAGES.

In WahngOrd, Sept . by VIM Rent, ESQ Mr OTIS
WILDER, 70 Miss JuLIAE KENr hnih of ".
Ia Chatham Couttc, Ohm. Aug, - hy Arson W. peycr
Esq, Mr.. HENRY J. srlEETEt, of Gotiord VI al Mss
SARAH q, GORE. of Chatham.
In Wcst Brattlebnrn Sept nv rry :. ChauAler, VII
LIAM II. SEYMOUR, Of lidit,S, and LAuiAA u0WtBp
OfAiarhnro
In Lebanon, ~ IT,. Aug, Tth. hy q W Bailey, Mr.
CHARLES l., RICHARDSON and Miss HATTIE A, MUIR
DOCK. both of Woodstock
In Norwich. the 4th inst, by Rev, L. Truuey AUG
uSTuS CHANDLER, Of SlNtou's River, and Miss LUCY
ISABELLA LORD OF n,
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SIAI n OF EK mo Vt, The ION Frobate LonIt
DIST. OF WESTMINSTER S. for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estate ofsARAH A SCHROEDER
late Of Rockingham, deceased. Greeting
You hereby notified that this will decide up
the allowance Of the Of chand H. Halliday
iustrator Of said estate decree distribution said
among the persons entitled thereto the session there
III to be held the Inn Of A. X wilder in Rockingham
in ssl district the rst Wednesday Of December. l.
p 1860 when and where you may be heard in the premises
Il you see ht.
BENZ W. DEAN. Reg'r.
Grafton Sept C, 1850 S739
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Plymouth Town Fair.

Tie Agricultural Society Of Plymouth viii
hold their Third Annual Fair at Plymouth
Motel, on Tuesday the I'd day Of October
1850. Address by Rev. w. S. Baleh
Music by Piusfeld Cornet band. Exbibi'
tofs are requested to be on the ground at
Az early hour The awarding committee
vii enter upon their duties at 10 o'clock
A NJ, aud report to the SECRETARY at !
o'clock in the afternoon.
JAMES a. POLLARD, President
DoN G. POLLARD, Secretary.
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R0STON

WE ARE PREPARED TO OFFER EVERY DESCRIPTION
ofWlIITE LEA and ZINC WHITE tground IN oi WITH
OUT ANY EXTRA CHARGE in fans ef's Patent Kegs,
% 80 and Zoe pounds each aud COLoRS Of all kinds 10
kegs Of 20 40. aud 50 pounds eIch.
These Kegs have EXTRA COATING OF SITELIAC
YARNiSI on TIE INSIDE, which efIpctualy prevents
Leakage tie wood absorbing the OIL They can he readily
into paint buckets pals each keg being furn-
ishe1 With ears and suitable bail which is sprung into the
These kegs be Unheuded by removing
the upper hoop las the head shoulder instead OF
entering grooYe and inserting end Of the ball in the
staple the hesd.
An orders addressed above will receive prompt atten
ton 3l-i0
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| ' 4
DIST. or WESTMINSTER 5. for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estate HORACE TAYLOR late
Grafton, deceased. Greeting.
You hereby notified that this Court viii decide upon
the allowance Of the Of Lyman Alexander
istTator Of said estate decree distribution
among the persons entitled thereto the session thereof
70 be held at the oce Of A. stoddard. in Toaushend
said Distrietpn the first "Wednesday i0ctOher A. 1860
when aud where you may be heard in the premises II you
| see 1T. BESJ. ". DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Sept 6, 1860. 1873
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

Ia CARp.-Abenaqui Engine Company,
NJ. /, Of Bellows Falls, hereby return
hanks TO the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Chester, for their good feeling toward the
sQhpany so heartily expressed, and for the
bonntiful and excellent breakfast on the
usrning Of Aug 80. Also, to the r. & B.
ri L. for their free ride.
S ID. e. PIERCE, Foreman.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday, Sept. 81.
AT market 1872 Cattle about 1000 Beeves and $40
cssting Of Working Oxen Mich Cows and one twoand
tlree years old.
Prices Market BeefEx including nothing but the
best large fat, stall fed Sc 50 al 00 hrst quality
S525 second quality IS % third quality, So IS ordin-
ary 81 70.
Working Oxen. SIS, a $50.
Cow and UalYes-S25, 30. 80 e.
Warnings; None two year sold SO q IL three years
old II a. IL.
sheepand Lambs-10,30l at market. Prices inlots, 81
100 q rs each. Extra S22253o0d 81 90 each, 70 DC
per ID. live weight. Spring Lambs, Geo COCO
Hides a 6lc. Taow, Ga &c.
Pelts SOC g, 81 IS each. Cali skins 10 a l2c % f
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SOC q 81 IS each Calf skins 10 q l2e " Ii,
aa4 Nfruprp gpnNf n con crkTN

emarksA large stock at market, the best cattle sold
{hade higher than last week few pair brought 81 % per
fvs other grades lower. Sheep dull average quality
poor sales II a 25e per head lower than last week
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Every H0rSe Owner

should this temady at hand FOR is Timely ueatt he
appearance Of LaaeneEs Hil eiu4lg presant those
farmidabe diseases, 70 which ali horses a and hch
render many otherwise valuable horses lary worthless
fa curative properties Of this Eminent have been reeesed
within the last years. AMI macy Of taena fen perons
IN the highest ranks Of lie
CAUTION To avoid imposition, observe the Signature
ard Likeness Of Dr. Stephen Sweet erefy label an ais
ssfcphen Sweets Infhie lnmrnt bleFn in the glass Or
each bottle, without which none genuine
RICHARDSON & CO. sole Ffppriciors. Norwich, Ct.
For sale IS p. Z, SMITH, Gon.prer general agent fo
t,e stste 57egwiy