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TIE MINrTE MEDICINE

instantaneous ease IS given by RADwAY's
READY Relief in all cases Of acute pain, internal
or external. It stops in moment the madleriug
agony OF rheumatism, neuralgia, toothache, burns,
sealds, cuts and bruises when applied outwardly.
Torture that If continued would cause death, is
arrested by single dose oft, in FIVE ninutes-
1t suspends disease, giving time for the action Of
the other remedies. All complaints caused BY un-
healthy air are prevented by its occasional use
when the nervous system is paralyzed OF con-
vulsed, II produces a rapid reaction, Immediately
relieving sPasms, coavulsone hystorics &c For
the debiiitated 1t is the best possible stonachio
infinitely better than alcohol in any form Have
Il on hand always, for it n,ay be required at any
moment, and no other drug viii supply it, place
Radwsy's Remedies arc 5old b. Druggists
everywhere.
BADWAT / Co,
daElr % John Street, n Y
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DYSPEPSIA l--uz.t

DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA l--WI-t !
~ Eo,o curei ?-Dyspepsia is cur national dis
ease-wesk stomach, feeble digestion, distress af-
ter eating, costive habit, bilious condition. How
many suffer with It, and its attendant synptcras
of low spirits bad taste, coated tongue obstup:hod
head. and att icks of headache Yet how few know
how TO cureit Generosity, because the bowels
are constituted resort il had TO cathartics or lax
atives. But such a condition was never cured by
co;hartics, whose only ofhcc is to weaken the OIL
ee.;ion, and impair the integrity of the entire as
sinilative system.
Bat HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC DYS-
PEpSIA Pills. simple medioated sugar pill
have cured hundreds Of the worst and most obsti-
rato cases. This is done simply by improving the
tone and restoring The integrity of the digestive
oroaps. from vhich result gJod appetite, regular
hsbits. c,sar head. and buoysat spirits: s-ch
rssdic!ne is & gen, szd only requires to DO known
TO be sppreciated ,... g.
price. Is cents per box, with directions. siz
boxes for 81. -,
ceint # tie price. Address,
Dr.. F. HUMPHREYS Il co,
No. $50 Broadway, New York
see advertisement in another column
December IL. 1850. eITa"A"
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CouGHs.-The sudden changes of our eli
mate are sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial,
Asthn0tic Affections Experience having
proved that simple remedies often act speed
lily and certainly, when taken in the early
stages Of the disease, recourse should at once
be had to "Broion's Bronchial Troches." or
L9senges, let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation
of the Throat be ever so slight, as by this
precaution a more serious attack NAV be
efactually warded off. Public Speakers and
Singers will find them effectual for clearing
and strengthening the voice See ADVERTISE
ment. w2im6
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DISEASES OF lyCNDT.-DE. MA-TIsos
attends exclusively 70 the Ike treatment Of Private
Disease ald the spe;i1I Diseases Of WOVEN, at
Lis RsaED!AI IHsrITU.E for Special Diseases, at
NJ IS. Union st, Providence, Z. I. See his ad-
7e.,iseGea: Of Iaz GREAT IyD14y REEEDT Hoa
FEmAIEs in this paper.
Nov. q, Gavly
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TO CONsErrIpTIHFs.

Tho Advertiser, having been restored 80 health
in few weeks by g very iimplo remedy, after
haTing suffered ssyeral years with p severe lung
affection, snd that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to mako known to his fcilow-sufIcT5rs tho
means Of cure.
To all who desire ;s, he vii send a copy Of the
prescription used ifrce C 'harse) with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same. which
they viii End SURE CUEz FOR CoSsUWP1ioy,
ASTHMA, &C. The only objec. q tho advertiser
in seuling the Prescription Is to benefit tho 81 Ct
ed and spread Information mhieh he concs.yes to
Il i-7aius5le, and lie hopes every saferer viii try
is remedy, SIS +. VIII cost them nothing, and nay
prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii pl eas ad
dras5
Erv. EDWARD A. WILSON
williamsburg,
f4FlT Kings County, New YORK
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This, Is vall AZ tao SEM 7ESKLT, sill con-
tain al the daily matter of size most Importance
70 the country at large Special attention i5 paid
to the Agricultural, Horticultural, aud Mochani-
cal departments It's Provision, Cattle, and other
market reports are PREPARED With the great,
ost care. Price S2a year.
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The following is "a extract froll letter written
by pastor Of 4 Baptist Church to tie Journal
and Nessen6er," Cincinnati, Ohio, ard speaks vo-
iuAcs in favor Of that world-reaownel medicine
NJ. Nins!ow's Soothing Syrup fo- Children Toeths
i'm:
"W SEQ an advertisement il your columns Ct
Mrs. Niaiovs Soothing Syrup. Now we never
5aId vo1d In favor OF a patient medicine before
in orr life bu. we feel compelled TO say 70 vour
readers, that this 3 n humbug--w have tried it.
AMI koow It % be I'D il claims. It ), probatly.
one Of the most success!ul medicines Of the 5av
tecause It Is ono s;he best. and these Of your
readers who have babjcscant Do better than to lay
in supply"
Sept. -, 1850. dswTv
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TIE Sr.7r TEMPER cE SOCIETY met at
Waterbury, D.c. is and - We have not
room for a fall ~ ~ Of proceedings.
Tlere wer- 5oteeeo forty AID fifty mem
5ars present
I, vas reported tina; nearly three hun
irsi m smber. hal been secured the past
year
he. Wm- G Ki;eredse was elected Pres
7jc1t
S9oretary-B. F, Ninslov.
Ireasarer--John d. Page.
Resolutions were PASSED recommending tie
circulation Of Temperance documents, and
the organization Of town temperance socie-
ties
Brandon vas selected ~ ne pace Of next
meeting
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FFNHE Subscribe bcgs 20 tender his scknovl-
= cdgemcnl- 20 the citizens Of Burlington and
vicinity, for Tho very liberal patronage bestowed
during the year, anu having just rcp.Cnish-d his
Stock with good assortment of
PRINTS AND DRESS GOODS
in general.
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
nice 10: Of lad'e,
CLOAKs AND sHAWLS,
of TIE latest styles
Hoods and Skating Cops. Docsiins, CGssi-
u1crcs, and Bearer Cloths, Woo!
FrocIing, Fannet, Hos
iry, &C., DC,
Flatters him self that an adherence to ;ae same
characteristics in Trade that have marked tie
past, will be a sufficient guaranty for the favor
ard patronage of friends and the public generally
N.B. All Goods sold at the lowest possible
prices for Gosh. Come and see
Come one, come all aud if wo can't suit you
veil keep good naturci, and f-y ogaia.
respectfully, L. ". PAGE.
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FIR. LTYCCLN'S CABINET

II. LoCis, Dee. q.
The Democrat this morning announces by
a7thority that III. Lincoln offered Mr.. Bates
a seat an bis Cabinet, and that the latter will
accept the position. which will probably he
Secretary Of the Interior.
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MOTHERS. RE.nTUIs

hADN = 4 j CO.,
% John Street, Y. J
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ithAL CHRISTMAS ANGELS.

z very plain nd honelv man.
= ust leetle old or 80,
And the rheumatic troubles me. Of .-t m
Whether I viii or no.
And 60 whenever that comes fo ness
II drives me a most il q craze.
70 think Of the lots Of time Ice
ile many working days.
~ ny old woman Meg. sud J.
Agree On this, dye see.
That l shall be sick when sSe 50 ,reu
And be well when she
+. its little Of work that she can so
"sen well or III, Tor bread,
q many stiich her fingers take
RON s13Iiso time till led
I'd 70 IT'S no disgrace 70 rs.
With the rheuuatIz ard al.
g.. u sometimes Meg, for hunger's sake
should LSve 20 pawn her shawl.
tl' thea lis woeful hard 10 ne.
"be7 the winter nights are cold.
ms the shawl on my old lec.-
- he words be not too told.
.ieg aa3I get somehow On,
poverty isn't crime.
Alf we never think nothing aboDt
OLtl Il comes CAri. mas time
? OF we have memory, Meg and
y! Christmas long ago,
When Te both were st-1n- e,d ba,-...
And never knew want o. wao
And SO It happens that Meg sndI
nave been waiting IL hope and fear.
10 see ifthe Christmas coming
" al DO ike the one last wear
r. then we we've ali right happy.
Meg apa the Ecighbors and /,
@ad the very remembrance Of Il
Is enough 90 make one CIV.
i was on tie Chr.strnss norpi7r
When we hadn't q Leaf Of bread
Aaa Meg and I, to keep life in,
Were obliged TO g to bed.
Inc shawl was Ia the pawr-shop.
ana we hadn't q cent-rot we:
20 we thought II the tsrdes: Christine.
We ever had CHANGED &, zee.
1dog sat il the BID sewing,
/ reading tie Bible to she,
When there came at the door q tapYios
Like a woodpeckcr tapping a tree
Meg cried for the knock to enter.
And a rosy face peeped in,
With hazel eyes aud clustering curls.
White teeth snd a dmpled chin.
There was sunshine in e moment
To brush away the gloon,
And q voice ike an angels whisper
Went sWeetiy through he room.
Il said, accept this turkey,
Some potatoes and coal, if yoa Pleise;
T. Is Merry Christmas Day,
Anin0 one must starys or freeze"
On , WASH, Meg up directly,
But the angel had vanished in air,
And stout man stood with q bushel cf coal
And the turkey IL lay on q chair.
and oii4't VIC have a fees
IN good cid fashioned way
Aad wdsa'; We warm and JOLLY fed
llat glorious Christmss-Day
- list Is ny tale all told
hcnely tale az the best
tale that Neg and repeat
Lacn night vlen We go to rest.
have heard Of angels with wi1gs,
Who no.sele sly fit through the air,
b-i TIE angel Of angels that VIC like best
Lett turkey upon the chair.
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New Music Store.

'a7HE subscriber. having purchased The euti-s
y stock Of ". IS. Partridge. is prepared 10 car
~ on the business at the Old Stand, in all its
branches, and hopes by s.ric; attention to bust
ness to gaia the patronage of the public.
PIANO FORTES, MELODEONs,
VIOLISS, GUITARS, ACCOR-
DEONS, and all kinds Of Musical
Instruments, SHEET MUSIC,
MUSIC BOOKS, and
EVERY YAr1ETT OF
sICAL NERO ANDIsE
constantly on hand.
Orders By mail faithfully executed. Music sent
free Of postage on receipt of the retail price.
Nstg Music receired erery Week.
Lib raj discounts to Teachers and the Trade
II. W. ALEXANDER,
College St, Burlington. Vt.
Dec eth 1850. Gav;f
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The SEEI-WEEKLV WORLD

Will Re published every fGesday and friday, and
will embrace all the moro important Of the daily
editions, with tie latest markets.. No 5cmi-week
ly in this country will compare with it in range
of topio and variety Of information. L IS pre-
erinsntly vHlreble
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CHARLEsToN, Dec. 20

The Charleston Convention passed an or
dinancs this afternoon, unanimously dissoly.
ing the Union between South Carolina and
The other States.
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CHARLESTON. Dec. "a, 1850.

NHalaAL- ~ = " > " y
The State Commissioners leave t0r Wash
inston this morning. Eighty Savannah
Minute men arrived here yesterday and
rendered rbeir services 70 the GoveFnof il
csSe # emergency.
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TIE TOWER HOUSE.

This tale Is ons Of peculiar and novel characters
and absorbing interest. It combines humOr, pathos
and practical knowledge Of
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NEW IEN-CTLINDER PRESS.

X
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C.nr, sCHTRZ ~ BURLINGTON.

It's only necessity t. call attention to the
fact that CasLSCuURz Is to loCtlre inBurling-
ION, onTd 1slay evening next, 10 arouse the in
-a1est, and secure the Attendance Of multi,
tade of those who viii dean themselves for
tGnate in securing such an opportunity To
heaT that eloquent Republican orator NJ.
Sohlrz is one o the most remarkable men Of
tia day, and tie Interest and power Of hIs
written discou;seS lose rotiiog II TIER De-
livery. Remember Taesiay evening Jan.
lst, az the Town U4l..
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RAILWAYS REGULATINa Pills

IT:@'nlh Of Vegetable Medi,atiaz ouer Calo-
a. Qt'aiae, and ter Eizd-sl Mineral Poisorz
Inc serious injuries cntailod upon the slck. at
Eioted with Chiils and Fever, or 4 que and Fever.
4yPhCld Fever, Scarlet and other feyers, in the
sso i Of Canine, CaomeI, Arsenic, Blue
rms &c, IN il wholesale Doses arc daily seen N
.ne saa'on colored, end yellow-sknned cripple as
ne totters through our streets, vainly crying out
out LOT heaith-hsahk !-hsahh!
Les physicians and others bear in mind that In
all cases either OF fever or other diseases where
custom has sanctioned the prescription Of Quinne,
Caiomel or Blue Pills. that RAILWAYS REGU-
LaItNG PILLS will secure TO tho patient all the
dement's, IN much less time than these posons
are expected TO achieve, without entailing such
teaSioIe attacks Of the liver, heart and genera
Syten. Nine-tenths Of tho diseases that af!ict
usife caused by ovoT-dosing with Quinine, AZ
snro, CaomeI, &c
hADWAYs REGULATING Pills operate in from
tnFee to SIX hours-do not strain the system-do
not weaken lido not irritate the b0wels-sra
coated with gum, and therefore pleasant to take
positively cures constipation liver complaint. in
digestion, diarrhoea, mercurial diseases, Is when
nothing else will touch the complaints From l
to pills VIII produce a healthy discharge. Guar
anteed to be free from mercury quinine. iodine.
anthony, and every drastic and dangerous drug.
The safest aPerient in the world for ladies and
children.
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FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

Ierms-s3 year; two eopie9 TO enc add.uss,
So; five copie; do, Sll; ten copies do, SO.
TIL DAILY WORLD has already, in tho few
months Of it's existence, lad q success unknown in
the history Of journalism It's circulation is equal
70 that Of tie old established daiies.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-12-28

A5a Disanion meeting last night Gen.
Tyler closed his sreech with the following
expression Let the Union 60 to he'll" It
was received with repeated cheers.
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NORFOLK ", Dec. 81.

A large meeting was held last night and res
olutions were adopted recommending that
national and State conventions be called to
oppose coersion. The meeting was also in
favor Of arning the State and opening tho
Slave Trade
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l : < OLITiC 5

Iao world wili ZEE Independents, but never uou-
t7aii never lending itself to party Service. but
helping the good aud exp sing the lad IL AL pas-
ties National. On tue side q the Union, tie
Constitution, and laws. AMI upaoldins also the
"Doohine Of the FATHERS To the Capitalist,
the Mcrchaut, tao siochanic, the Farmer, 10 pa
per oseTs such Inducements and interest. For
each department. it has a special cditor-AgrieuI-
tural, Horticultural s,ieutiac, Literary. Poiiti-
cal, ETC. etc, etc-ani So rejects in its columns
the Is. and best results O. the lie aad uolk Of
the world. To tho Farmer, its
PROVISION AND MARELT REPORTS
alone srs worth the p:.;c Of tao paper
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SHOP TO let.

ITO LEI. the store, No. c. Colleges street, under
= the FREQ Press ofice,-a coed location for
dress-nakeFs Of uillinors shop, or for any other
business which ca be accommodated in il.
Possession given ~ once
G. W. & G. C. BENEDICT.
Dec. is, 1860. davtf
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NATIOyAL FAST accordance with the
Presidents recommendation, CIV. Fair
hanks has appointed tho IN o! January a q
DAY q iasiins, and prayer in behalf Of the
ton. Tee G1vsraor 5 Proclamation w;n hs
rana hal.w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WANTED.

GyOR the HISTORY AID DEscRIPr.oS OF NEW
E. EgGLkSD, in Chitienden, Addison, Franklin,
L1rsoilie and Orleans Counties.
Tie States of MAINE, NEW HAmPsEIRE and
VERMONT are ready--in one volume, and II
three volumes.
address tho Publishess, i. J. COOLIDGE,
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Aae epidemic Dipthcria has made its ar
pe2raacas IN several families in Hinesburgb,
bat as yet At las yielded to prompt and faith
'0l treatment, ami IN ne case has been fatal
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IEEGR3VER AND BAE a
vars ELEs 6


FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Il ranidiv supersoiing all others for family use
The Double LEX Sti;ca formed by this Machine
is found to be tas 9y one Waich survives the wash
mn on bias seams eni, therefore, the only oue
ne~rnanortly valuable fer Family Sewing.
send f5r Circular. Address
J. BATTEY, Agent
Burlington, It.
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JANIS BLOOD.S ESTATE

ETHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District IF Chittenden, Commission
ers TO receive examine and just the claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate OF
James Blood, late of Essex in said District d
ceased, represented insolvent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in off.et thereto and six
months from the dag Of the date hereof, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we DO there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend 10 the
business Of our appointment, at the dwelling Of
II. D. Brown, Jr-. in Essex, in said District, on
the first Tuesdays Of February and May next, at
10 o'clock 4 NJ, On each Of said days.
Dated this lO.h day Of December, 4. D. 1860.
JOSIAH FUTILE, ! c,,...;..io..-s
IRA BARNEY, 5
r25v3
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FAR.'s AND MECB,,s BANK.

a MEETING oftho Stockholders @! this Bank
: will be held 1T the Bank on the End Tuesday
OF January next, st 10 o'clock A. IL, for the pur-
pose OF e!ecting geyen Directors fo2 tho year eusu
ing.
C. Z. WARNER, Cashier.
Burlington, Dec. 8, 1860. daWtf
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FIRST OF EACH MONTH

FlhS1 Or EACH MONTH.
It Is hoped this decision viii not be regarded
by any, 1s such Covert act" a. demands "seces-
sioa9-but that on the contrary it will mite
strong confederacy" of close buyeys-who will
thus be relieved OF the burden Of constant assess
nents, rendered inevitable by the rcrnissncs5 Of
sore who buy with credit.
BY the operation of this principle many will
90 surprised with the magic Of a l.4ls r,5nfy.-
Come and see what il will DO.
Dsc.l T. 1860. AS. DEWEY.
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HERCuANT's BANK.

= s'EE Stockholders &C the Merchants Bans are
= hereby notified that The annual meeting for
tAe election Of Dutctors for the e-ssi5g year, will
&c held at their Banking House, on the End Tues
day Of January next, .; 10 O'CLOCK, A. D..
s. Il. POPE, Cashier.
burlington, Dee. s. 1850. dswsJs IL
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NEw YORK, Dec. 81.

The Times Washington correspondent says
that Major Anderson has been instructed to
Fort Moultrie il ii is attacked.
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= NEW STORX.

n the first week in January we shall begin the
publication of a Story OF American Life, written
expressly for THE WORLD, entitled,
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RApWAY,s RENovAr1Na prsn1rrNr

RADN AVS REN0VATINQ RESOLVENT
For Vlcerous, eruptive diseases kADwAY's Rem
oVATIHG RES0LvEST, Is the one thing needful. II
Fevolu:jonises the condition Of the blood. cxpel-
ling every element that TENS to decomposition
and putriditr, and cqualizes the circulation. 1t
restores the Ipared constitution. It radically
cures sore eyes, and ell eating diseases Of the face
or persoa. 1t makes the scrofulous sound, and re-
moves every syphilitic faint from the diseased
system
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-12-28

alone srs worth tie p:.,o Of tao paper.
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Legal Notices.
MELVIN BARNES, ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT
- DIsTRIcF OF GRAND IstE, IS. corr, holden al
North Hero. within and for said Di.tric, =, a. =.
1 !, cay OF Daceinoer' a. D. l360, Presen. the
Hcp. Augustus knight, Judge
An Instrument in writing, purportinr 70 h, thu
last viii and Testament Of Melvin B,r5ss 'i
Grand Isle, In said Distridt, deceased, b.ing c.o
scented 10 toe Court here, for Probate il ia ofde.
by said Court, that sill persons concerned therein
be notified 70 appear at session Of sari Court. 10
be holden at my dwelling house n North Hero
on the 18th day of January next. ard show Cage
II any they may have, against the Probate Of said
VIII for which purpose 1t Is further ordered, that
= copy Of the record Of tiis order be Published
three weeks suc3sssiyely in the Bariogtol Free
Pres, pT'Htsi st Bsrlinstoa in cai,tenden County
rs sovn ~ may be.
Given under my hand. a, North Hero, in sad
di r7ict, this l7th day Of December, 4. u. 1880.
true Record.
Attest, AUGUSTUS Knight, Judge.
! true copy If Record.
Attest A. kSiGar, Jujg, w2cw3s
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THE DIFFERENCE,

o. I52, Church Street
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Il q + X is.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Dee. 20.
At market sos Cattle (about 400 Beoyes and
les Stores), consisting OF Working Oxen, Cows
one, two and three years old.
MARKET BEEF. Extra, per cwt., Sc, 50aS7 90; lrst
quality 5000; second quality IS Is; third quail
ity $3.50; ordinary SAYS.
WORKING OxES.-S6O a $3.50 per pair.
Cows AND CiLvEs.-S25 p So 20 g.
YEARLIEGs-S-- Two years old SlOa sIo
Three years cd Sl4 a SI7.
SHEEP AND Lawns 1900 at MasEst-pr.ces IN
lots 81 50 ;! IS s. so; extra ana sslsctio1ss5 90
as6 o..
EiDzs.--te perlb; Polts $l0O each;
10 lie per 10. Tallor 6.c.
VEAL CALvEs-nouc.
RFWAbHs.
There was Z siight ID? rovenect il tee prices Of
tic hes. beef, but the slim stock sold at about the
same. J. ,. Cooke sold superio. Kentucky
steers to Nr, T Woodbridge lor u5out s7,75 Per
hundred lbs
Sheep sod 25 CTS pr head llsAo, than last
week.
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Err. EDWARD A. WILSON
WILLIAMSBURG.
Kings County, New YORK
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