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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17

GRowING OLp.-lt seems but summer
since we looked forward with eager hopes to
the coming years. And now we are looking
sadly back Not that the dream has passed,
but that it has been of no more worth to those
around us. As tho glowing hopes and ambi-
tions of early life pass away, as friend after
friend departs, and the stronger ties which
a bubble, glancing for moment in light, and
then broken, aud not a ripple left on the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17

"But suppose that Con-
gress have the night 10 es-
tablish d Territorial Gov
crnmcut control ceases [:
can the Trriforiai Legis-
i1ttVo pass en- act PRO
HIBlTING SLAVERY :
SURELY NOTi For the
nomentyon admit the right
60 organize a Territorial
Government TO exist la
Congress, YOU admit necrs-
sarily THE SUBORDINA
liON Of Mc Poopio 0f the
NsDnofy - their depend
cuce on this Government
M aH oggaHic ia,o, 10 give
them political existence 49,
i1ia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17
From the Boston Herald (Dooglas Demoeratie).
GREAT SECESSION SHOW!
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION.

The Iheatrdi Democracy, Organized and Equpped for
tie "Irauelfg SEASON Of 1860,
VIII perform n several southern cities and few small
towns in the North during the Summer aud Autumn.
THE MANAGEMENT.
Sole Lessee and Director Of Amusements Y L. Yancey
Acting and Stage Manager, John Shdel.
Prompter, James Gordon Bennett.
Treasurer, Howell Cobb.
Scenic Artist, @. w. Bowman.
Master Of the Ballet, Sig JEFF Dayisimo.
supcs James Buchanan John c. Brccknfdge, and
Joseph Lane.
Mr. Nancey respectfully announces that his Company
has been selected for the express purpose Of producing
an nimitahle manner
SMALL FARCES,
BROAD BURLESQUES
GROrESQUE DANCES.
AND FUNNY LITTLE SONGS,
AfOrding to the people a series Of
LIGHT ENTERrAtNMENTS,
- -. IL. hnA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17

"The institution Of slav.
cry Is guaranteed by the
Constitution Of the United
States aud it has The same
protection thrown aroundi IL,
which guards our citizens
against the granting OF H.
lies Of nobility, or the es-
lishment OF religion f;
therefore Congrcsy tcoaid be-
as much bound 10 veto an
act Of Territorial legislation
prohibiting h, as an act Vi
olating these rights " every
citizen Of the Republic
lid.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17


The citizens Of the Unit
cd States have an equal
right To settle with thar
property Of any kind. in
the otganilcd Territories VI
the United States, and that
under the Decision OF the
Supreme Court Of the Unit
ed States Ia the case Of
Drcd Scott, which we re-
cognize as the correct ex-
position Of the Constitution
in this particular, Stare
property stands upon the
same footing as all other de-
srriUfi0ns 0f property, and
that noifh6r the Genera
Government NOR ANY
TERRITORIAL q o v
ERNMENT can dcstroy or
impair the right 10 Stare
Property in the common
territory any more than
the right 10 aHy other des-
cripti0R Of property; that
property n all kinds, slaves
as well as any other species
of property, In the Terrific
ries, stand upon the same
equal and broad Constitu-
tiunal basis, and subject to
like principles Of rccoJni-
fion and PROTECTION
iH the legislative, Judicial,
and Erecutire departments
ot the General Government.
-Hcrschei Y. Johnson's
| Report ~ me Georgia Con-
reHfiOH, 1860.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17
FAIRB A N X s.

5 G \ l. T. 5, Of cVory Variety,
for sale at nianufachrers prices by
d, * W. c. LEWIS, Agts
Montpelier Sept, 1859 62l3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17

"For the purpose OF this
question, il matters not
where the power Of lcgislat-
ing for the Territory re-
sidcs--whcther exclusively
in Congress, or jointly in
Congress and the inhabi-
tants Of the Territory. the
power is precisely the same;
no greater in the hands Of
the one than the other. In
no etenf can the Shareholder
Of the SCUM BE- erciuded
from the so,fiiHg IN such
Territory WIT II HIS
PROPERTY or EVERY
DkSCRlPTION"-H T..
JohHsoH'S Speech IN The 4.
S Scnafe, JUiy Z, lS4S.
(See Appendix u Congress.
ional Globe for that Session,
page $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17

Gncludes the following well known artistes.
Mr.. WIN l.. YANCEY, walking gentleman" PLAYER Of
light, amusing parts, aud Singer Of Funny Little Songs
Mr.. john SLDELL, "frst old man. and author Of "Pa-
quemine"-a jolly good thing II you don't what
you say.
Sig JEPF DAvIsIMo the celebrated halfbushel dancer
and Mississippi Contortionst.
Nj LEWIS CAss, FIRST old woman, and player Of weak
female parts
Mr.. JESSE d. BRIGHT the Great BOBBY per ormer and
graphic delineator Of the Northern Nincompoop
Mr.. FrTcH, the Quack Doctor, dirt eater, &c
Mr.. j. =. BENJAMIN, the Southern Soap Man and Wind
Instrument performer,
Mr.. CALEB CusHso the "Stage William also the aero
bat and contortionst, who will twist himself into
Webster Wing Sumner Abolitionist Pierce Demo-
craft and Davis fre-e eater, Secessionist and Boer.
Mr.. Room A. PRYoR, the eater OF fire. will "aot OUT
his amusing part Of Clay in the hands Of the Potter
Mr.. FRANKLIN P1KncB, comic singer will give his orig
inal song Of "'rhe Used-up Man"
Mr.. b. Y. BUTLER, ''rst low comedian" who will en-
deavor to recite pathetic address, occupying only thir-
teen hours for the benefit OF Factory Slaves"
Mr. b. +. HALLgTT, "heavy man, full OF sound and f-
ry engaged for this only prior his retire.
ment from the stage
Together with galaxy Of lesser stars, including Charley
Green. call-boy George b. Loring, gas man, Paul Il.
k
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17

- No n 80 - sANHH
! firmly aud conscien-
tiously believe that there is
no sptofy forfhc country, no
hnpe for Ne preservation of
The tgion, except boy a faith
ful and rigid adherence 10
the doctrines Of NoH-iHfcr-
ronti0H by Congress in Me
Tcrrjioi7cy. IL INTER
VENtION MEANS DIS
UNION. There IS no diff
ference " opinion between
Northern and southern In
tcryeniiou. The one inter
vcucs for Slavery and the
other against Slavery. but
each appeals To the passions
and prcjudiccs Of his own
section against the pcate 0f
thr whole country and the
right NJ sclf-govornmcnt by
thc people of the Terrific
ricsi hence the doctrine Qf
a1n-iifgrcHfioH must be-
maintained at aH hazards .
blt while / can never sac
riice the principle, even to
attain the Presidency, | will
chcerfully and joyfully sac
riice myself 20 maintain
the principle - DOpgias'
Lcffer 20 col Richardson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17

81. in common with the
Democracy of Illinois, ae'
ccpt the Decision Of ht
Supreme C0urf Of the Unit
ed Sfates in The Dred Scott
cnSc. as da 0ufhorifire rr-
position Of NE G0Hsiif'iii0n.
Whatever limitations the
Con siitn'ion, as eXpounded
by the Courts, imposes on
the authority Of a Terrific
rial Legislature, we cheer
fully recognize and respect
in conformity with that de-
cision. Slaves are recOg-
nized as propcrty,andpla ed
on an equal footing with all
other property. Hence, the
owner Of slnycs-the same
As the owner Of any other
species Of prOperty--has a
right 10 remove to a Terri
tory and carry his property
with him ."-Dougias'
Speech ia Netc Orleans,
Dec, 1858.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17
THE ORCHESTRA.


ifisfrlmerfS. By iohoBi PLAYED.
Hand Organ Washington Constitution.
Snare Drum, Richmond Enquirer.
Fife, New Orleans Courier.
Very Base Drum, New York Herald.
Don'tknow-w -what-in-ihe -deviit-is, New York News.
Fiddle (any tune that pays) Boston Post.
Penny Whistle, Hartford Times.
% Penny Whistle, New Bedford Times.
Sd Penny Whistle, New Hampshire STANDARD.
Among the broad arces in the repertoire Of this
pany will be found the exceedingly funny pieces entitled
WASN'T WE SMART 4 + CHARLESTONg
THE JOLLY SECEDERSi
and
THE 7RATTOR'S REWARD!
Cast to ;he entire strength Of the company. Robbers,
thieves, etc, by numerous Office holders.
THE SIDE SHOWS
Attending the Theatrical Democracy and owned by
Messrs
Bigler,
Bright and
contains double headed Buck Rabbit aud base drum
In addition TO which,
Mr. Whitney,
the celebrated Massachusetts, Boaeess Nan will invariA
bly, perform the slack rope when he declines appear
THE THEATRICAL DEMOCRACY,
Flattered by the trust placed in them, pledge them
selves 70 repudiae that long they
get anybody to trust them.
Prices OP ADMIsstos-postmasters collectors, route
agents, clerks, and government spendares Roneraly
half their salaries. No other persons expected
~ Look out for the Theatrical Democracy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

So An ,a.t,s.. q Tho pare .nd tast<s. ~ the
I-.ss ani quunnm All n',ans- laelie a"d al lf'-ss
.pg..s,si o. aaahf etL .osf. all prf-'n' ap-,'nisd
A. -ernrifs naulags. aud az tcfausts dnf qaslhei@
40 such within and 80 The teslsiNs f.ah,s- '.''
whrh en-. r,sinty unnei who shsll, when IN v -.
uke. susct r,.1s 10 this su, as hsitei ,ulhl n,sa
B. act .ash be- ths ss-,hy, DUNG The iHe "' Nh.a
hsy Se's ap,'lei' sfs =, ,s.is az 20 M, ~,
SCI Ia To. ro',r.o', Win ,A,es q soans,l' ave,
tn apsr,, ~ me. ast shall spf'Hi shsnh' lSis', asa
,,.,f ~ hate slsfk ~ tie sfts, couRiy Aibsths1'
ssaut, tuusf. register ~ deeds and e"ar" uss
.ar.f G sad s,hl, II ksai, ~ shisi ui.a the daus
th., ofse.. 90 ~ 6tsi aly II Apnl IN The year 81 eH
Itd 90. l.Aad eight hasifsd sni sity, ahd hold hsm
ant thsf T.s.- Oiled ~ sa sscioh ~eurd'ns '" W.
ssasiiislssa aaa me i.~.' aa'''' "e"" '""''" "'
r.rr n. Tn. .,iary Il The aars 81 p'oeais .h, 10
tws haHd,-i asd afy q Hats, II The tst'',t ~ Pfs,
G.t sasiisd dsllaf, aBd II the oahV sinfR',' hf's
s.sT' Ia IN. s,,y ofgosIiabd 10 'rqard ., falhl Inc
osigaNs" ~ r'e'ds s'aiahas ,,s', h-"a ~. 80
anL csssaisst plas- wherein D. .seafe rsf-s. th.ui
VITA "sass. da'as %. .s.'ss.' ., ~. ..,
N the year ~ ifd, tissahi s'rt huhaf-a Hiv
tbs. a. pyss % an at fslatng o. setth" t'as N he
oss,, oilnoslu, apF.'ed N.l,h =, ~.
ts,n, Il lleola nal, deliver 3, ihs s'as, sa'n..sa'
%. ofihs casy ~ kun,.oh dss"ssd after iss, l,.n,a
i,ou tie .s.s II .ai o,'au r-n' sod se'"Hsl@"a nv
hJ i, a.. Itusf D. held ~ tho lstisf q. sseafp 80
ihs hdllpsnt u .ad ubgaioa 90 the P' "' We g" ~
RaskhHd. ,,..,,
s.r unssf cath o. the s-tH, o,aa,'s..aef' ~ hh"i,
N. ,aaft an.ib Risbtsinss. ~ lihf'" =. 81
1T. aa the dsy th. sppnssd All Ihe o"sV 'i'.
a,,ss.ssfs ~ knss shall api.ftea, ~ thsH sei sshe
st..,tisssst Il suunit tste- eafh tuWu taAsa insn
tlseaia =, ths sRa inslade ~ knnt ue sahe POI
toe Il indstisiness thai svild nave efen $3.50" on
.,sb .. "a, the whls ths orasiy ~ kh"i hal ut t-sa
s.tahitsh~a. Aad The ossaniy con,niisssnsr ~ Nbh
euHau shall ssfl. uha~f cath. B., The csisV e.nm'.-
siaafs II knat The stast aHsHia ~ ihdeb'rihe " W
q. q. % .si.i. go On. IA, ihs act u sgfu'-d shd tho
s,-sty ssttssisasf. ~ kast shall aPgpftsnn ~ NE"
e-u apS,sfttsutnsst 81 cahy Lte., T. ssfh tsn htsn
fr,s Nate b, sRd scladsd ~ hUs,, Tho .ams
Fts ~ .aii ibdsbens-s thai suld have tTeh h..es-
.. aa s.sh b. 80 ~sls " The esiHJ u hho, had not
s.sr. IA Tn. ae, shall ,aks .Gss, the hni ds, OF
Apsil sEhlssn hundred aud siip.
IAppsvs.d ysrsh ., iSal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

An ACT sAd.sal - sAapass t~saiy.,t u The Revised
Etalats. rslafiag o. ne sarine.-
Hs s-ssfsa a. >ssaff 80 hs-ss y hFssfaiafes -
Ls-,si-f.r. ssss-.Aisa. a. kiis~.i
s..,,s. A. Aay cifY ts~a IN ths state, Nhtsh has
$500 - .t h.ssaiisf gfsyts afs engias-, 49, lad
a.s. apesfsts- s N - hfe. -
ne pfs.sr,itoa q ifs pofsrJ fs'n ae.'fas,"s AZ
hfs- ~ esdinssse.. 81 tass, Pa--ed ~ Nc s'V
esassi "a stsh siY, ne inhAhahs - s"ss 49, ~
ua. ~ time Pss-snh- ruies ant ssriaisas 80 w Gao.
ssd aaaaasassst u sash appafstas, IN All afusas, 80
a. snpk uasat, Ceunlshsain and eischaffs :" se -
askns ths shsfhss sasne - ether Psf-"-'
.n4 80 ne apg-aintsnt II ussfs gwen -ash NEE
hsa 90 daD ant aks shaffs " sash spysf.a. a. vel
a. pfs.crbs NJ s l.. nal ~sfs and das- Of 'ash
of1esr.
s.sta The sugiarsn. ethsf onlcsfs shsssn ~ any
"a, - ,ssn nsf Ne pfstitsns ~ .ch esdiaases
hs.- shsI within fks haiis - heif Respective rss
800. nav. and stsrr-s N AdditHt o. ne s.ss snd
49,. s.aisrFsd spa th@a - sash eftsssss ~ ~ a~
II. - s,.,r. anA datis- u hfvw.ris asnasd n
eh.r,.f A. ~hish this aSdtional strspf tsf
90. ,st b ifsd 20 fsstasd - ths Prusstoas ~ ~
ssi,assss "a h, lac uaisf whsh they tssy - si.sa
a. .osh sts. asd Nswa. shs - resl"usse. f te ss
a. oder. "a tAsu ssl edcss, b. he sane steat and IN
~. An. unasast q. tssa. are ~ aS hahs ~ ne
. y "a order. u aswsrs sinilAI sssss And us afs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

An ACT b pf,,4s &c inquest, In cases q suspected IN
esRdisfism - .
Ne s.ssl y S,-si. AL B's.s q RD'''e.i'''''' -
Isr,lsisr, asss-sksa, o. oliosst
4. Al. state shall 10 ds.tr 81 ny hfr, saf ~hhia h'nsv
dsJ. u,sfsafs1 sagaia shall 10 -a-eni-d 500 '..,n
A. b, tbs aayof tie city the nahictpal "reef- :" ts
,.a an ~keh The hfs Ucsuf,d, hetfe ant lasss 81 lbe
Peace GO the sounJ whefs .ut ne shall have Ssuea'
90 10 asy siiy 80 t~h wbsfe 'h.r. y mas'Ns w ~
I,s. sssft hslss. ,aSh soau aiisFng that res~,habe
srna. s1i.t sc hssytng mat sach me- We NOT ~eesi'
ii An a. sfsia bat cau.ed ~ desir" .hsl Ne w"
duy 81 such Ias,ss and Oh J'dss ~ .dss a. ,''
~ith b. i..as III. wauaRt D. c'asahs :" me n"h ~
si, where such pn,g~siy de-trysd, ',a'r"f hh "
.,innass immediately, ia g--i and iAwia' sa ~ ,se
s..s ~ agp~Af etfe such Judge % lt''fs, 'se h"e
AMI Glaze sipte.si ~ the waUsnt ~ iRqnf. When h~
aad ~ what rssss., .aId IRE o'tg'asisd hna !"
the apJsarsuse II a"i F-f-"" - -,s'",a, VIZ
stable shalt ~ ofdsf ~ -s,d sdGe 80 Ia.tee f.'nH '"e
,~s-sa iras the b, sAhaefs " c"mpsss ssii nameeL
r,ct 2 Nhsa the Jsr."n. TINS snsssa"sd' sF-"."
the saesi b %,as ssp,s 70. la ~ ,s ., -. ,,ss
an which .aeh p',tsfD de-tryef, he .h.I ss"h's,
10, the ELow ins cath ysa s,s'nny s~es hs ~. WI
mi. .,,. ~h n bsw aad h, what the hFe whsh
IA. bsf. secuted was caused sns ths' yea "" N.""s
isase-t ssofd,as % yeaf b-.' hn'"Fas'' anu '"'n
syia.ses as shall he lad bstse y"a.
s..t The udge ~ Jusiice shall i--ue snhl-sass 'of
witnesses. retarnabls 6fthwiih, al sach '-e sss nsse
he shalt ihsF-,R direct Such wiines-s- sh s
an. sane tees. and their .itsaissee shall Be eatHssi IN
m. same manner they had bsea served WIN sub
I.@aa IN behsli II the sisis b, Aiiebi any oon es
a.bss % the peace &C Jadss OF ~aaN'P" :" P''e
toarL -. -, a,
sssr. l. The witnesses aps>sfinf bsre.ndef, shsn %
.wofs the eject. that The ss,dsaee whes ,sey s.'
,i,. ~ thi. iRaas.. ul what they knew e"ntennr he
e,i.a IL the ore heh nasip ' b. ~ nsde, sh es
th- tsh the ~ hale Truth, and nahing bat the Hah-
r.ettss s. The testimony Of All witness. shmsrea
h.GI,, ssy tsau.-t sh. ~ fsdaSsi y ~nunf ~ sSh
.,ltas .is. o. iasIies es If-oa BY his dfeeoa.
ssd s,,l~STieei By the ~iins->
sscr. O. The iaIy siiet hearing We iesu"ny ., 'he
,,,e...ss and laakns all ssedil inquiries, shsi drsw
up .aa deliver b, such Judge &C justice their pgn-on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

AZ ACT aathHaG Ne as-ss.rs 20 iaN "a n adasasis'
a.. osih a onirs - hsh~af snfssyun
~ "a >faatf asa h-ssf II fFssfs ifs. -
ffstslafsFs asss-Aisd. a. tAassg
rssrts. 1. itthsf ~ The assss.nfs ~ TIE tnen may
administer The oath hifhWss snrsfefs And the saus
dr, }. r.si SPA The rssgssi'e ufsfs a uaknf, 10
bs.ftas tefufsisg ana tssarug tks tsrhsas q snSh
cath aHd gsnalp - ibrufvd 80 he hsHlsft 81
.sssh asy ans hfrs ahd snsct 10 ft'ss :" TIE
tsssid a. !. 80 pfssasd - law sass to highway
.sf,s, a J. .sufu ,, ts ssfk any matisifais
ApPsvssd NafJh ,, lshi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

A. Act ,Atii-aL - sLas'sf r~,uy Il The Rs''.sd
-tsiut-s rvistur a. irrrt--
~ safea ~ 90 seat 80 Hszss Y AFtseaistFss -
Isr.slsfsrs asssaAifl. 80 slisssi
Mtsssysf csas', susssiossfs ftaapfe isfr Hian
thsy hall arpat.s ne tat and ethel sf-unal FfPsfN
. IL ransinf ne fst, At IL hif Vaus ahi ihs psrsn
spt.ss .Aai psfshs.s n. At ssI sFPfs'.a II ne
lsf.sn fsmtsssd a.-suts thsfstA
approved March ,, lstol
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

Al NC sddtosaI rusesfuug ths hsaits q railroads.
a. s.ss ~ a. >s.-fs 80 H-sss = ksFssss-i-iss' -
Isrisisfsrs sss--stifa o. t.llr~st
-sstts. l. Ant farnai eufI-ftisrn sihiH W.. 'tais
tb,f -. raa.trsts sha Cun-trsrt aud tu ot~fatn
aiifssi Say asY uls ansni, tofirtt 80 f~st'
tfs k<aikn a 10 ratay, q n Nidih al"ssd p, Az
hssstsf t.sy hnvs Allied - auy rai-s, - hfgaife ne
t,.f arfalfv saifafsl he fsafsst aha n ra-s ~
... rasut aFr.s ulun the Vaus q Ne lad 81 iaksa
..s u,fft ssss s.rs D. ths stauv rouultssu usf. -
ara.. ~ ,suss and N pr rrydngs nsf - hhd
a. "a a. stsasl takfsr II lad sHdsf ~ thstst hna Tie
S..I.I IN, az shall tss. sa,s, frru ssI ahsf H.
srpfuyai ~ ~ EHvrfnaf.
iAppsy,,d FseTaap -, istol
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

Al NC aadanaai ~ shapisf ous hustfrd asd thfissa
q ~ ResiS rtatr. fsitiVe - ssf'ss u siihia "a
~ ..s,.a :, "a. S.lfs 80 Hsss. 4 RY,s-s-iriss
Isr.slsf.rs s.ss.ksf a. tlssst
Ire sita'iau uassi L. M tssap t.uuh ssctua II
sal ftapsf husdfrd and thfssa uaf ~ ssf'ea e.e
~. sti.s.st Il fsfat n m sut any suuss authf
if.t a.sat q - rfsdtf ~ ~ sst~ fef sod n ~
g.. uaasst a. !. rs,ss tn sad -sstun tssap taf -
.-T,ss spa ~ ef.tf' ana sssh 'sf'fs 'hai - at
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Al ACT atiituna D. thapisf eiEhtesn % Nc Revised
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, 1860-12-10
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, Nov. a-Aaurs-Market continues
lulet and unchanged, With small fa1cs. 5 ftr pots
FLoua-Markct may b. quoted more STEADY.
with less pressure to realize Holders generally
refuse to sell At yesterdays inside p Ices. Salea
ee's e4t1. t ats eE spRsF e1 .unef
fs.s5@4.9o for common to medium extrn western;
$sso@5 fo5 shipping brands s7trs E round hooi,
st.so check today. Canadian doar without stink
ing change. Sales $50 bbls at &465185o for com.
m0n to choice extra. Rye dour IN limited /. quest
3t $500 M for common @ to choice SUPER cons
GRAM-Market without striking change. and tho
demand is limited, and clippers want to buy at
lowcr prices, TO which holders are unwilling to
amber wiseontin Al &l.1S at0 81 red stats At
&t10 7,00o bu fair white C8nada at $1.en and 1890
Ia good and choice white Michigan II 1901 IS
i, easier prices. Sales 81, ,0oo ba at 6s0s9kc for
'nixed western In store and aaoat, and 01c for
for western and Canadian, ss@ssc for state.
hlpEs-Aarkct continues dull with tmall sales
At soc fos Buenos Ayres. 199l9Hc for Rio Grznde.
Ho%TsySery % dun 1t so@ssc for new.
TA11ow--Quiet At Sc for common, and $1.eo for
OMs-1inseed dall a. ss9s.c, other kinds nom
NATL sroKEs-spirits tu1pentine dull and nom
tnal 1t 3a@Ssc for common. .-....-
cred other descrintions nomnsI1, - n1cha1srS se'4'
Paov1s1oKs-Potk dull and heavy. With but lin
stted hnstncss DOING sales 100 bbls for mess;
s, s as 5s Dns Si e S .sS I sf
changed; sales is bbls. ts,5o01oo0 for repacked
mess; 81 -oo0l1. 90 for extra mess. Prime mess
ssff @ dul1 and nomi1aly UNCHANGED Beef bans
1880 for westcrn. Cut meats dull and hcary. ckc
for shoulders; a4cfor haus Dressed hogs frmcr
It 7ke for oora-fed; Bacon dull; short Hbbea mid
, 1860-12-10

V0vxa E3esTxxExy. and the mental caze md ADx.
tty incident to closc fentou to business study
s.ronK the nuEcr Causes ofServous Headache. The
isorlcret '4tc Of mind and body Incident sls tl+
trrss.a- ~p!aint Is ta&st blow to a1 energy and I'M
o!tto Sufferers BY this disorder can stways Obtain
speedy relief from hcro distressing attacks by nainz
une Of the CrphAllc P1ls whenever the symptoms ap
pear 1t qufets the overtasked brAtn and soothss the
strained and arrinS nerves. and EclaxcA the senalen nf
the stomach Which alvayR accompanies and azxrayates
tho dlsofdertd condition OF ths BRAIN