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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-09
GREAT REMEDTESI

10 cure 6ecere Coagh or cold use
Or. WiSTARS B1LSAM or WILD CHERRY
10 cure 1hooptng cough. Croupor
Bronchitis, use
bR. llINTtR'N B1LSdH or UTLD CHERRy
10 arrest I,rri,sj,osifon to Consumption, use
DR.. UISTARS BALSiM or Wild CHERRr.
To care DyYcfsia or Indigestion use
IHE ONfGENATED BITlERS.
To cure AstAma, Ac,dty Heart Bum, use
THE 0AiGENATED BITTERS.
These Remedies perform all they promise. They re-
e'e suerng disease. restore health thus afford
ing consolation and comfort to the sick and afflicted
where Encouragement and suffering existed before.
Clyde. Wayne Co., N. Y March TO- 1857
Messrs =. W Fowle a Co.. / am happy 10 stat, that
have used the ONygcnatcd Bters in my practice FOR
raj Debility Indigestion, and Affections Of tho I,,r
with the most satisfactory RESULTS aud would eheer
recommend 10 th0sc suffering from these distressing s
cases TO give This valuable medicine trial
Respectfully yours,
D. r.. SMITH, NJ. d.
mn, Exeter, Me- Sept 3D.
ms ,etuhes that have recommended the use Of Wis.
Mf bulsam OF Wild Cherry for Diseases Of the Lungs
ul wv years past aud many bottles, my knowledge
m o'' us'u 10y my patients, all with beneficial results
ton had taken place, the wild Cherry effected enre
Il, BOYDEN
fhysician at Exeter Corner
The only genuine Balsam has the written signature NJ
81. BUTTS on the wrapper
Prepared by S. W. FOWLE 4 CO., Boston, and for
sale BY w ''
$. r. Redheld, Fred e. Smith, l.. F. Pierce Mani.
pelier George Nichols, Northdcdi Gleason Hastings
20, Watsheld; Clark a Comings, Morctown, A. l..
Blgelow, Bauei G. W. Alsord. Agt, Plainfcld. j A.
Beams, Marsh6ed; Gates \ Holden, Middesex j NJ
Henry Sons, Waterbury G. j. Sheldon, Stowe and
b, dealers even whero. g9B3
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I ROSEN LAMPS q OILS
IN WOOD. GREENE Co, manufacturers o.
SELf-PRODUCING GAS BURNER Commission
Merchants and Wholesale Dealer, ia all kinds Of Lamps
hcroscue, or Coal Oil, Fluid. Chandeliers Candcl6ra
and ParoT Lamps Of the latest and best patterns No
40 Water Street between kiby and Congress Boston.
w lhc GAS BURNER as perfect observation-disclosures a
room ~ act square for ct hour or will burn all
night f1r one cent
KEROSENE AND COAL OIL.
We have made arrangements with one Of the largest
establishments for fun supply of the above Oils which
We warrant 90 be equal n every respect any other
thuk bfte' Also Fluids, each N which sell i'm guam
uty 10 suit purchasers and at lowest cash prices
J.. S.-As this notice is read By some with whom we
are not personally acquainted and who have no know-
dcnce that all orders will be faithfully executed we
have the pleasure by permission Of referring the fol-
lowing mercantile Houses
James Bcobe a Co Dry Goods Importers and Job
bers Boston.
Converse, Harding 4 Co.. Dry Goods Importers and
Jobb Is, Boston.
Jewgii. rhbets < Co., Dry Goods Importers and job
Chase, Mckinney q Moors, Wholesale Boots and
Shoes, Pearl Street Boston.
j. d. himba Co., Wholesale Boots and Shoes, Bos-
ton,
Stone & Eldrcdge. Provisions South Market Boston
DANA Farrar Hyde Wholesale Grocers, Broad ST.,
Boston.
winslow Harris & Co., Wholesale Grocers, State ST..
Boston,
Boston Faucet Company. Boston
y. y. Allen Son. Ogdensburph. \. y.
q. d. Seymour, Esq, Ogionsburgh, n. Y.
J. II. Parsons, Barron y Co, Concord y. II.
5. j. Lyman q Co., Montreal, Canada. S6.3S
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BRANDnEru's Pills Va. sARsAPAnrtLA-Onc Twen-
y-fye Cent Box Of Brandrchs Pilss warranted to con
tain pure Sarsapara than any dollar bottle NJ Sars
apadlla IN who are using sarsapara, Let them sub
sttu,o Brnndrchs Pills, and take each night The
effect viii be found superior to the bottled article box
Of the Life Addition Pills warranted equal two dol
lar bottles Of sarsaparila Try Of these Pills whose
main active ingredient is akalod Of Sarsapara Take
one Pin every third day, you who now using ssa-
paia any other tonic remedies. Drop all these Tor
thirty days and these pills IN the place thereof for
that time The cost will be fly cents, and their worth a
thousand dollars.
Principal Office 2)i Canal street, New York Sold by
l.. 7. PIERCE and fREp. T.. SNrH, Montpelier, VI.
$500
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H0iLowAYs OtNTNENr AMI PILLs-rhese potent
remedies constitute n1teriu nlcdicI in themselves for
there isuo internal external disorder controlabe by
medicine Tor which the the other of them b. not
p'''Ne remedy truptiuns tumors, scrofula. scuryy,
cancer mercuual discusses asthma, rheumatism, sore
throat gou dropsicsl ,wcngs, etc. sub,de aud disap-
pear u"nei me action Of the Ointment, aud eases Of
dyspepsia dysentery sick headache diarrira liver com
plint piles, cost, eness, debility, and other complaint,
originating in the internal organs the Pills produce HE
most astonishing results,
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BULL PoUrs' IN WISCONSIN, The
Rutland Herald says, we are permitted by
lion. j. i. Marsh of Clarendon, to make the
following extract from a private letter writer
q him by gentleman Of Nananpa, Wis, and
dated Jan. goth, $50. The story of this
tHD'Rse yield Of bull pouts may seem almost
incredible 10 many, and we ourselves should
perhaps be inclined to doubt it, but that we
know that the writer is a gentleman whose
word can be implicitly relied upon. But to
the extract:
Zone thing that forgot to mention in con
neetlon with the failure of our corn crop, was
the fact that about $500 tons of Bull Pouts
have been caught out Of streams that empty
into Lake Horizon, some ten miles from here.
for the purpose of feeding to hogs The lake
was entirely frozen over, and the fish went
out into these streams for the purpose of find
ing air holes, and wherever they found such
holes, caused by rapid places they would
rush up in such numbers that the water would
be literally filed with them for long distance
below and under the ice, and they were so
crowded that hundreds and thousands were
frozen into the ice. The manner of catching
them was this The fisherman would 20 lit
Tie below the opening formed by the rapids
ana cut hole in the ice; a team would drive
up near said hole. and by means of scoop
net they would ill a large sleigh box in MI
teeH minutes, and all for 25 cents As incred-
Idle as this may appear, yet will vouch for
its truth. We got one load and are feeding
them daily to our hogs"
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4 MEXICAN GUANO.-The undersigned.
4 n Agent ur the States Of Maine, New Hampshire
Vermont aEd Massachusetts, for the sale " the Guanc
imported hy the American Guauo Company, has now To-
store and offers for sale dealers and farmers ia any de-
sired quantity the Company jarvis Island Guauu, of
their importation.
ne scientific testimony respecting the value OF thi'
guano permanent fertilizer, is most hagrng. cleai
and dccisi,c and he favor which IT has met az the hands
Of practical farmers, whose opinions Of lis merits
founded upon careful tests, viii commend Il 10 all who
desire 90 obtain reliable and economical manure
The icrth1ns properties Of this guano mainly
phosphatos ammonia and, therefore other
seeds, are not injured by coming ion contact with but
warns, enters into slight fermentation, and at once
gives scefs vigorous and early start
The price at which it is offered 10 fnr the single
with liberal discount according graduated scale OF
prizes, for large quantities W. j uASELTlNE,
Boston. FcU. /. 1860. - Fosters Wharf.
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lraaI Notircs.
BIAL SMITHS ESTATE.

4 b | A l. SM ! T II S T. S T A T f..
"a State of Ncrmont-Distnct Of Randolph, SIS.
The hon, the Probate Court for the District of Ram
doph TO all persons concerned in the Of Abil
testatc. Greeting.
Whereas, James NJ. Bass executor Of the last viii and
testament Of the said deceased proposes rendering
OF his administration and presenting his account
against said estate, for allowance session OF said
Court be held the Probate office in Chelsea in said
district, the 18Th day Of April next Therefore, you
hereby notified appear before said Court AT the
time and place aforesaid, and show cause il any you
have, why the said account should not be allowed.
Dated az Chelsea ia said District this % day Of March,
4. ID. 1901
SGSS WIN + DICKINSON Judge.
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1855 y nv A.Ie.t. l.R. MERRILL. IlegI.ler.
JARED S. WILDER's ESTATE

~ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District OF Washing
ton, commissioners, 70 receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons ganst the estate uf
Jared S. Wilder, late Of Waitshed, IN said district, de-
ceased represented usolycnt, and the term Of sA months
from the ith day Of February 1861 being allowed by
said court TO the creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us Give notice
that will attend TO the duties Of our appointmont Al
the dwelling Of Orcas G.. Wilder, 10 Waiished, iu
said district the socoud Tuesday Of May and August
next at one O'Clock in tho afternoon, ON each Of said
days.
BRAsTUs PARKER, (comc,i.s,,,.rs
ELIJAH HOLDEN \
Waitsicd Feb. 20ih. A ID 1850 RlS1
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cn1rNrY COMMISSIONER.

The following are the returns for Commits
sionor. so far as received up to the time Of go.
ing to press
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ALARMING AND DESTRUCTIVE
DISEASE AMONG CATTLE.

destructive disease has made its appear
anco among the cattle in North Brookfeld
Mass. aud vicinity, and considerable excite
mcnt exists among the farmers in that region.
The disease was introduced last summer by a
calf of foreign breed, brought from the town
Of Belmont 1t fixes itself upon the lungs,
and produces a violent cough, and the lungs
are finally destroyed Some of the cattle
attacked with it lingcr along for weeks others
die in a few days after the attack. None have
recovered.
Letters from farmers in North Brookfeld
say that the disease is apparently making a
clean sweep through the herds in that section,
where it has got foothold. One man has
lost ten heads of cattle and has as many more
sick. Another man has lost seven, and the
best Of bis herd are sick. In North Brook
field and New Braintree, the disease is in five
or six herds.
One gentleman in North Brookfcld writes
TO a member Of the legislature that the disease
Is of the most alarming character. The calf
from belmont was carried to Leonard Stod-
dard. His cattle began to be taken sick. and
one after another died. He sold an animal TO
Mr. Olmstcad, and the stock OF the latter are
all dying.
Mr. Stoddard also sold COW to Mr.. Hunt
has ten more sick; so Of another herd in New
Brantree, where some ofAtr. Stoddards stock
were sont. II allowed to spread. continues
the writer, the disease will cause general
destruction. IL is foreign disease. and the
same that prevails in Holland at this time
1t seems almost certainly fatal.
Something effective should be done. other
wise It will spread all over the State. Oxen
infected with the disease are now worked in
the streets. This should be stopped The
selcctmen ought to be authorized to forbid any
person who has any imported stock from TAX
lug it out Of his own premises, and to cause
the immediate destruction Of all sickly animals.
petition TO the Legislature is now in cir
culation among the farmers in the western
part of the State, or about 70 be put in circu-
lation' TO effect the purpose above expressed.
We learn that the disease has entered the
herd of the gentleman in Belmont who sold
the calf To Mr.. Stoddard and that his cattle
are nearly all cXtermnatcd
Farmers whose cattle are infected are max
ing anxious inquiries of the Secretary of the
Board Of Agriculture and others, with a view
of ascertalning some remedy for a disease
which threatens to depopulate the farmyards
Of the Commonwealth
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| R A D A VS. E S r A 7 e.

r A ID A US T. S T A I l. 3,
4 State Of Vermont Washington district
In Probate court holden at Montpelier, within and
for said district the 2lst day Of February ID, 1860
Jesse Scott and Dcnison X Smith, administrators
on the estate Of Ira Day, late Of Barre la said dis
et, deceased. present their administration account
for settlement Whereupon, IL is ordered that the
be referred 10 the 10Th day Of March next the Probate
Office. ia said Montpelier for examination and allowance
and that all concerned be notified hereof by the puhca
ton Of this order Ina the Vermont Waterman a state
Journal printed az Montpelier three weeks successfully
as soon uaJ be, that they may appear, aud at said
time aud place, II they cause, object thereto.
By order Of court.
81 SIS Attest T. r. MERRILL. Register.
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DEATHS.

IN Orange Feb. p Mrs. Julia wife Of Loren q IIough
ton. aged q years aud months.
To Barre, Feb IS. Aimira E. daughter Of Widow Su
san Iaplin, aged 10 years.
ln Barre March 6, Dcnisou X. Smith, Esq, Attorney
at-law, aged 80 years.
lu this death the County the Bar the Town and thc
community have suffered loss. The vacancy Is wide
and large. Ho model man. His influence was
ever f'lt the right side lie diHdcu and careful
fr fear of doing wrong but when he WAS satisfied ho wa,
right hc had no hesitncy n his position, and he aimed
90 be- right on every question that submitted hi,
Judgment hut hc has been called away iu the zenith
DIS usefulness c.
ln Wiiiamstown, Feb %, Mrs. Olivia c. wife of Sep
O. S3mouis, Esq. aged So wears.
In Hydcpark. feb. %. Miss Sarah j. Waterman
daughter OF Mr. Nehemiah Waterman. aged % years.
lu Wiiham.toWn. March %, Chauucey +. Martin,
youngest son of Milton and Mary Martin. aged 81 years
Ia Mddlescx. Feb. 81. Isaac Haoe&, aged rs years.
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RarriaHrs.

In Montpelier at the residence Of the officiating cler-
gyman, March 7th, by Rev. r Scott, Mr. Highland
Alexander Of Berlin, and Miss Harriet O. Cummings Of
MiddIcsex.
In Bradford. Feb. "a Mr. F. Fech of West Farlec and
Mis- Carrie NJ. Eastman, OF STAFFORD.
In Barre, March lst, Mr.. Edmund Pope Of Roxbury.
and Mss Emily l.. Gale Of Barre.
In Montpelier. March G. Mr. C. p Olds aud Miss FL
Ten NJ Gale, both Of Wilamstowu.
Ia Cabot, FEB. 25 Mr. Martin l.. Chandler and Miss
Arilla Fusom, both of Marshfold.
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A ARON WHITNEY's ESTATE.

~ State Of Vermont. District Of Randolph. SIS.
At Probate Court held Chelsea, within aud for the
district aforesaid, the 2l day VI March, A. d. 1860.
An Instrument, puportng 10 be the last will snd
lament Of Aaron Whitney, late Of Tunbridgc, in said
Probate, by Nathaniel King. ESQ the executor therein
named Therefore it is ordered by said Court that pub
lie notice be given to all persons concerned therein 20
appear before said court at session thereof be held
the Probate Office in Chelsea, the 9th day ofMarch,
A. d. 1860 and contest the probate Of said will, and II is
further ordered that this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Waterman q State Jour
nal, newspaper printed Montpelier In this State,
the last OF which shall be previous the day assigned
aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand at the Probate Office, at Chc-
sea, this ID day Of March, A. d. 1860.
SGSS WIN f. DICKINSON. JUDGE
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Cambridge, Eden, Belyiderc and Wolcott
to be heard from, but counted sure for Cady.'
From which it appears that Mr.. Town, who
was the regular nominee Of the Temperance
Convention, is defeated, and that Orlo Cady,
an independent candidate, is elected But we
are assured that Mr.. Cady is a staunch tenn
perance man, and that the friends Of temper
ance in'the county have confidence in him that
he will see that the law is faithfully observed
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HENRY G. pERLMAN'S ESTATE. :

Il INhl u L fhGMAN y 10 a T.. 49,
Il The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district Of Washington COM
msioners receive. examine aud adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Henry Perl
man. late Of MiddeseX in said district deceased repre-
scented and the Of months from the 18th day
Of Feb 1850 being allowed by said court to the creditors
Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Give notice, that will attend the
duties Of our appointment az the dwelling house Of b.
d. Williams, in MiddeseN in said district, the l7h
day u March and l7th day Of July next o'clock
in the afternoon, ON each Of said days.
ID. p. CARPENTER, ,,,t..
ALVIN SMITH,
Middlcsov, Feb 22d, 4. d. 1850. 1851
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Boston & ntm uorh ADVERTISEMENTS.
limited STATES AND FOREIGN
~ PATENT AGENCY.
SAMUEL COOPER,
ato Principal Examiner Of Patents in tn United Statci
Patent Office. AZ Washington,
w BSr T. u BANK Blu I,DING.

] ~ PATENT AGENCY.
SAMUEL COOPER,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents in tn United States
Patent Office. a. Washington,
WEBsTEH BANK BUILDING.
l3 Exchange Street, BOSTON.
PATENTS secured In tho United states. and in an
other patcnt-uanting countries Specifications and
drawings prepared. Caveats Sled. NcconsideIations
procured " applications that have been rejected upon
mpcrfccty prepared papers Interference pglsecued
Reissues and extensions procured, and IN general all
business connected with the Patent Office transacted With
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents In London and Paris
ry information and have their business transacted, by
writing TO the subscriber, without the trouble and ex
ponsc Of visit to Washington.
ne nog leave 90 refer those unacquaucd with him 90
the following testimonials 49,
From ho Hon. Charcs Mason Commis'iopey ofPlfents.
L. S. pAwNr OFrtcE, Feb. ., 1850.
take great pleasure 30 stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner " Patents, Samuel
Copper, Esq, 81 Boston, has been engaged Solicitor
guy "a. oecn W. tha .pAnl m constant correspondence
and intercourse with The office De has cvinccd thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law aud with the
rules and practice Of the Office, close attention 20 the
interests " his clients and marked caudor aud coure-
that has rendered The transaction Of business with
him a pleasure. l have mo- hesitation in stating that
regard hm a. one " the very host agents for tie trans
action vi business with this office with whom ac-
CHARLES MASON. Cosppi,uoper.
From ftc ErrmiHcyso f Me Idfeuf office.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
n o United States Patent Office have for several years
hccu VOL acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper, late a
principal Examiner IN this office, and take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman Of the highest moral
character. OF unqucstoncd knowledge in the business
and practice of the office and that his scientific attain
monts such cmincnty m him for the business in
which he is about 10 engage.
HENRY 'B RENwICK. p.;..,.,,
l.. u. GALE. '"N.VH
S, H. LANE. \ "'""'"e'''
q. r. pEALE,
THOS. z. EVERETT. dssiadHt
T. SOUIHGATE SMITH, Examiners.
WIN. G.. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
With Nj Cooper, fy and heartily concur i'm the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
WM. a. 81 FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Pqfenfs.
Boston, J an. I, 1860. 7729
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SrORRS & FULLER. MONTPELIER, VT,
Agent for the sale Of the Guano. $40
SAWS! SAWS wslll
OFT HAS STOOD THE BEST or ALL

- I HAS STOOD THE BEST OF ALL
4 TESTS, " TTMEW aud has sustained its rcputa.
ton for moro thin Thirty Years Physicians Of the high
est respocaby prescribe IL, and thousands Of families
keep il on hand as standard Family Medicine
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM,
prepared by the well known druggists Mcssrs Reed,
Cutler q Co.. is, have good authority flr SAYING. one
~ the best remcdss for Coughs, COid. and all Pumnna-
ry Complaints, ever offered To the public - Boston Jn
UaL
Rev. DIR. Lyman Beecher writes. --"Gcnuemon Ihavc
used your Vegetable Pulmonary Basam myself with hcn-
Gift and have known ii TO be used with good effect in
families around me"
The late Rev Dr. Leonard Woods wrote, --'Gentle.
men From long use Of your Vegetable Pulmonary
alsam my family circle and among theological stu
dents, have been led to regard IL as safe and eicac-
Gus medicine.
'0entlomon We, the undersigned, Wholesale Drug
gists having ior many years sold your Vegetable Pull
monary lasam, happy 10 bear testimony it, great
efficacy Ia The relief aud cure Of Pulmonary complaints
We know ot no medicine Witch has dcscryedy sustained
high reputation for so long term Of years which
rarely dsapp0ints the reasonable expectations Of
those who H. ~ Signed by many of the largest and
oldest Druggists IN the 4. States and Cauidas.)
"Gcneincu In the extensive practice of myself and
sons have prescribed large quantities NJ your PuhnO
nary Basam, and happy say have found il cf
Gent and reliable remedy We consider II invaluable
Pennington, n. H., Dec TO- 80. D. T. PARK Err"
0 Beware Of Countcrfets and limitations q
Enquire Tor the article by lis whole name,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM."
Prepared only boy REED, CUTLER co. Druggists
Nc. 100 and ll Broad Street, boston, Mass. Price
large size, 81 small size, so cents.
For sale la Montpelier by l., y, Pierce aud Fred. u.
Smith, and by Apothecanes and County Merchants
lcucrar 6l93
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fHarkrts.
BosroN MARKEr. Mnrch I. lsel

BOSTON MARKET. March 7. 1860.
ASIlES.-The market remains quito steady with fur.
thcr sales at IA 3Sc per TO- cash, Tor pots and
Pearls
GRAIN.-Thc market for Corn has been rather dull
during the week and prices have eased on The sales Of
southern yellow have been at 50 SIC while some very
choice lots held for advance tho latter rate
White is n moderate demand, with sales S3 sac per
bush Oats are dull and prices shade lower, al
though material change. Market duh at l6 47c per
bush fff Northern and Cauadl.
BIIIER.-Markct DUH aud prices rather unsettled
sales Of good New York and Vermont diaries at rs a
per b Canada and Western dun 10 loo per TO- as
to quality Cheese is selling at 10 l3o per 10 for
mon and choice.
WOOL demand fair for fleece and pulled and prices
quite steady Sales Of the week 100000 lbs AT 40
DE for fleece, and 38 81 Tor supernc and extra pulled
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.-Marcl,7 7, 1859
By Telegraph to the Wafchp,an q Journal
AtMarkct, 500 Cattle 500 Bcevcs a6 Store consisting
Of Working Oxen, Cows and one two and three years
olds. PRICES
Beef, extra, s5.559 a XXX Working Oxen, 8 rs
" sec. " $40 a 600 / Yearlings none
third f" 400 900 Two ycnrs olds II %
" ordinary 800 u 600 Three 25 "a 2S
Sheep and Lamhs--At Market 1909 Pdces-
In Lots. 225 a 800 Extra a select. 3 so a 600
The market was more active to-day, with small in-
proyemcnt in prices There a few pair Of superior
River Cattle sold fof s. The stock Of sheep
small and the yard all clear by nine clock For the
second quality there advance of % cts. per head
bat extra sold about the last week. with she
ccptiou Of one Tot superior at cts. per Do.