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BOsrON MARKET. FEB. 10. 1901.

BOSTON MARKET. FEB 10, 1861.
AsHES-rhe market for Ashes is firm but quiet with
small sales at lac per ID for Pots, and IA Sc
f0r Pearls
FLOUR-The demand during the week has been lin
ted, aud prices have again eased on from y 2ic
per DBL There U.s. however, disposition % operate
u The close in the low grades, but the principal holders
uf fancy and extra decline selling lowest quota
have been refused As the market now stands IL is much
easier 70 purchase small lot az the inside figures tha
uvely hgh', ana the dutss oI liu- nt- rnmnAra-
soon be- followed 10y increased activity Common brands
have been sold at IS - - p extras range from
IS 81 - s. % - and superior al - 81 per Dol,
intending Geuesee, Ohio and Michigan.
GRANTEE market for Corn has continued dull dur
ing the week but DO prices very little change has taken
place New southern yellow, including Baltimore and
Philadelphia has been sold at 6j &c but the latter
prize cannot be realized az the cnsci and new Norfolk
yellow Is held at prices the views OF buyers. In
old Corn very little has been done. We quote yellow
uominlly 7Jc; and Western mixed 6lc per bu. Oats
have been iu moderate demand Sales Of Southern
Western and Canada az 80 Ale per bui and Prince Ed
ward Island % IS 400.
PRJDUCE-Ihe Butter trade continues dull as
previously noticed. Choice quality is taken as wanted
3, the trade, b1. al other kinds are very dull and al
most unsaea1le The receipts for the week have been
443 packages. against 3316 packages for the cores
paudiug week last year We continue quote good and
extra Vermont and New York daires al Is lSci choice
fall daides az 10 20, aud common aud medium at l,
a ltc Der 10, as 90 quality. Canada Ohio and othci
extra quality Cheese remains quite steady and has
been in better demand We quote sales 40 @ II II,
per 10, including common aud prime quality.
WOOL The market for domestic has been quiet dur
ing the week considerable lot has been taken by on'
VI our ieadng mills but otherwise the transactions have
been light The sales OF fleece and pulled amount &c
22j 100 lbs aud IN prices no change 10 notice.
nUPS-first sori, 1859 p 50a
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rHE sourHNRN coNaREss.
ARRIVAL OF PRESfDENI DAVIS.
He SAYS THE TIME FOR COMPROMISE
HAS PASSED.

He SAYS THE TIME FOR COMPROMISE
HAS PASSED.
MoNrGoMERY. Ala, Feb. TO- A number
Of model flags were presented to Congress to-
day and referred.
A communication about war missiles was
referred.
A bill was reported from the committee
relative to citizenship, prescribing uniform
rules for naturalization.
President Davis arrived last night, and was
handsomely received His trip from Mississ-
ippi was a continued ovation. He made
twenty-five speeches on the route. lie was
met eighty miles from Montgomery by a COM
mittee of Congress and two military compa-
mics. On his arrival last night a salute was
fired. Mr.. Davis returned thanks for his re-
ception in an add,ess. He said be felt proud
to receive the congratulations and hospitality
of the people ofAlabama.
He briefly reviewed the position of the
South, and said the time for compromise had
passed We were now determined to main
tain our position and make all who oppose us
smell Southern powder and feel Southern
steel. If coercion is persisted in he had no
doubt Of the result. We will maintain our
right to self government at all hazards. We
ask nothing and want nothing We will have
no complications. If other States Join our
Confederation they can freely come in on our
terms. Our separation from the old Union is
complete-no compromise, no reconstruction
can now be entertained,
subsequently, Mr.. Davis spoke again, in
response TO enthusiastic calls. lie said in
case of necessity he would again enter the
ranks as a soldier.
! On Monday President Davis was inaugu-
rated, the ceremonies, it is reported, forming
/ the grandest pageant ever witnessed in the
South.
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LATEST NEWS.



CONGRESS.
WAsHINGroN. Feb 10 Commissioners
from all sections unite in complimcnting the
eoquence and ability with which Elk Govern
or Boutwell, of Massachusetts, yesterday re-
piled to Mr.. Seldom of Virginia, in the Peace
Congress. The Republicans say that he cx-
pressed the true sentiment Of the North-an
unwillngncss to concede the principles just
Endorsed at the ballot box, yet DESTROYS of
preserving harmonious relations with all the
States, and Of maintaining the Union with a
full guarantee Of all the rights secured by it,
southern men say it was frank avowal Of
sentiments which show the impossibility of a
continuance Of the Union, and that all at
tempts at an adjustment will prove frutless
Some think that the propositions reported
by the committee will be carried By one ma
jority-Rhode Island, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania and the seven slave States voting for
them. Others say that no action will be take
en-, and that the Congress will adjourn the
last Of this week to meet again at call. The
secessionists threaten to break it up in a row.
LATER
Special dispatches state that the majority
report in the Peace Conference was adopted
by a close vote
The Border State men denounce President
Davis (of the Southern Confederacy,) jnau-
gural
GREAT UNION VICTORY IN MISSOURI
EVERY COUNTY FOR UNION.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l0.-Tho Unionists have
carried every county in the State by over
whelming majorities. Nor ten Secessionists
have been elected to the Convention This
county gave 1000 Union majority.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-reO. 20, 1861

~ I07a0TT01 % M y aI0A0l07 '70T7lI'
AtMarkc $40 Cattle $50 Reeves, 100 Stores, consist
ing OF Working Oxen, Cows, and one, two and thre,
years olds. PRICES.
Beef, extra s825 a $50 Working Oxen 20 l6C
% first dual. So "a 900 Cows Calves, so o.
See. 800 600 Ycarlings, none.
third 400 600 Two years olds, Is n
ordinary 900 600 Three 10 Il
Sheer and Lambs.-At Market, 1870. Prices
I'm Lots, l,5O 10 Extra select 30 o'z'
REMARKS There were not great many buyers al
market to-day and sales dull, but buyers not will
Ing TO pay high last week. aud droyers not willing
10 sell sss consequently but few cattle changed hands
but owing storm the droyers probably will have L
ooacede Sheep sold quick, and at rather higher prices
than last week
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CEORGE G. MoORE's ESTATE

NJ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the district Of Washington COM
missoners 20 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of an persons against the estate Of george
Moore, late ofBohn, in said district deceased repre-
sented soyout and the term Of six months from the ON
day of February 1861 being allowed 10y said court to the
creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
pcctiye claims before Give notice, that we will attend
10 tho duties Of our appointment the en house Of
Widow Hannah q Moore 10 Berlin. in said district on
the third Thursday Of March and August next At nine
O'Clock in the forenoon, on each OF said days
r. II. o. BOSWORIH, l,.,.,
X. II. STEWART w" 10
Berlin, Feb. llth, AID 1861. d3.31
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NOU CAN'T FIND AN ARTICLE
Il THAT SUITS AS WELL A.
HEIMSTREET'S INIMITABLE
HAIR RESTORATIV r /!

HAIR RESTORAIIN r
Apothecaries and Consumers all testify tina,
IT Is THE ONLY RELIABLE ARTICLE
FOR THE BALD AND GREY.
Read the testimony from Kentucky.
Paducah. KY, July 81, 1860
Mr.. W. A. DELL--Doar Sir-I have used II eimstreets
Inimitable Hair Restorative, and am satisfied, from
experience in all other preparations for tho like purpose
that the only article before the public worth pur
chasing. Yours truly, JOHN q. DAILY.
Paducah, KY, July q, 1860.
Messrs. W. r. HAoAs Co, Troy, n, Y.,-Gents--
Above please find statement Of Mr.. John G. DAILY, mer
chant Of our city in regard Heimsireets Innitable
Hair Restorative The testimony is given after having
used most Of the preparations before the public
claiming be II air Restorayes and must be consider
ed conclusive TO the merits Of the lnmitable. Am
out Of the large size Forward by Railroad double the
qu'H''' we "'a 0'''''' '''' "'' W. 4. BELL.
IT WILL RESTORE THE NATURAL COLOR OF
THE HAIR,
where age OF sickness has turned it grey and it will
der it soft and glossy.
"ANYBoDY
Who may try it, will find that it does color the skim
but by stimulating the natural secretious al the roots,
gives new life and strength 10 the Hair and thus res
torres color and freshness Il be used freely
upon the scalp, and with much safcy-is com
posed Of oil and stimulating spirits, and as an article for
4 the toilet, has no equal.
O i Read this Letter;
ST Louis, Mo, June LIST. 1859.
Messrs; w. =. HAGAN 4 COL hereby certify that
my Hair having become gray and my head partially bald
| bought from Henry Reynolds, Druggist, one four bit
bottle " HEIMSIHEEI'S lNlMlIABLk HAIR RE
STORATINE. By its use my Hair restored To its
original color and thickness Il removed all dandru,
rested its falling and gave it rich, glossy appearance.
It's effects were entirely different from any lair Prepara
ton | ever used before | know Of several ladies and
gentlemen, my intimate friends who all speak Of the "ln-
inabe' being the best and cheapest Hair Prepare
ton in market can fully recommend H. and will
refer any Henry Reynolds Druggist for the ruth
/ Of my statements WIN. BOSBfhHALL.
Read one Of the many letters received by the Pro-
pretors
st. Louis Mo- Aug 2, 1860.
Messrs W 4. HAGAE < Co., Troy, N. I.-Gents =
The happy results attending the Of Heimsleets In
imtablo On every Of the word Hair restorative,
seems 70 demand that should give my testimony that
other ladies might profit by t. have never used hair
preparaton that liked we'll II has completely
stored every hair that grey the color it in girl
hood and has brought II out thick and healthy.
induced 10 the article by Mr. Reynolds, your Agent
here this letter will be Of service, you may publish H.
Very respectfully years,
Mrs NJ NJ. BORST Brooklyn st.
Sold eyerywhere-puce 80 cents and 81 per battle.
w. Il. HAGAN i co.
35i7 PRoPRIEToRs, Troy, \. Y.
L. F. PisPoE, Montpelier Wholesale Agt. for Vermont.
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CATARRHl CATARRHl CATARRH !

Thousands Of persons suffer all sorts Of annoyance
from Catarrh Most people know what its inconvenience
and results are, yet but few know how IL be cured
II BE- simply chronic irritation and often enlargement
u folcies, and consequent hckening Of the mucous
membrane, lining the nasal cavities frontal snuscs and
sometimes extending into the throat and lungs. From
this result tghness and often vertigo Of the head OBJ
structed nose, prouse flow Of mucus loss Of smell,
nasal voice, and often impaired hearing and taste.
The od-school remedies have never been able 10 do
any thing for It, Nasal injections and limitations are as
painful and expensive as they generally worthless
Yet Humphreys Catarrh Specific, simple Sugar PHI,
miidcr cases; once all colds n the head aud
radically by pcregeriug use, The obstinate
cases, a. is proved 10y the experience Of hundreds.
Prize, with fu directions. 81 cent. ptr box.
sent by mail express free " Charge pn receipt Of
the price. Address DH +. HUMPHREY X CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, Sew York.
See advertisement in au0thorcolumu. 1886
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WASHINGTON COUNTY SUPREME
w COURT, AUGUST TERN, 1861.

To the honorable supome-s'our Of Vermont neat to
be holden al Montpelier within and foT the County NJ
Washington, on the second Tuesday Of August 1861,
comes Alma N. Page, Of Montpelier, IN said County,
and informs said Court that the l9h day Of scptem-
her, lSi3 she legally joined In marriage 70 Warner
Page by Lucius Doohttio Minister Of the Gospel az
Lenoxyile in Province OF Lower Canada, and that nom
that time until about March, 1850, she lived with said
Warner Page as his wife performing all the duties there
Of; that at all times since her marriage with said War
ner she has behaved and conducted herself faithful
chaste and aectionate wife, and in all things kept the
marriage covenant on her part
And your petitioner further shows that for the last ten
years the said Warner has almost wholly neglected and
refused TO provide her aud her children aud that she
has been Obliged work and support herself aud chill
dren although the said Warner has been during all that
time able 10 work aud OF suoin ability 70 support himself
and family And that in the month Of March last the
said Warner wholly deserted your petitioner aud has no
been back since and that your petitioner has two chill
dren by said Warner Page And your petitioner further
shows that said Warner has treated her with ntocrabc
severity by kicking, beating and bruisng her with his
fists and clubs and that your petitioner and said War
ner have lived together man and wife n this state for
eight years last past and that your petitioner now lives
in Washington County and has for the last five years
and your petitioner shows that said Warner lives with
out this State and in parts unknown. And your petition
er prays that the bonds OF matrmony between them may
be severed and that she may be deoreed divorce there
from and also for the custody Of her two children.
Dated at Montpelier In SAID County Of Washington
ALMA NJ. PAGE.
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pIIRIFY YnnR BLOOD.

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The effect Of purgng with Brandreths Pills is to re-
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and they have the power Of expulsion miasm,
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BRANDRETH's PILLS,
though innocent bread yet they capable Of purify
ing the blood and curing disease So they all eyers
ali asthmas catarrhs eostiveness and painful affections
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Price rs cents per box
Sold by L. r. Pierce and Fred T.. Smith, Montpelier
W. and by all respectable dealers IN medicine $685.
WHAT SNAIL DO ron MY HAIR use LYONS
KATH -.-------.--, RON II is
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gIsg., alton ., IN ~. a r srs,. made d, IL IL
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faction Il restores, preserves and beaulhss the HAIR
and imparts delightful odor. 1885
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The publisher feels very confident that by 50 DONG hey
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list and circulars To any number That the remittance "l
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There Is no neighborhood community Ia the United
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single days trial with the book in hand after hay.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE's
CELERRATED FEMALE PILLS


Prsparea from prescription Of S,r J. Ciarfe A. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 70 the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unaiug in the cure Of all
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TO MARRIED LADIES,
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These Piis sioui not be- taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they are
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In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
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Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, Late l. G. Baldwin Co,)
Rochester n. Y.
\ B-Sl.0O and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized Agent will insure bottle, continuing over %
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The Advertiser, having been restored o. health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease, Consumpton--is anxious to make known TO his
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sure Cure or Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. &c.-
The only object NJ the advertiser n sending The prescup
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which poe c0nceves be invaluable aud Doc hopes every
sufferer viii Toy hsremedy, as d will cost them nothing,
aud may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
RBv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
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KBv- EDWAND 4 WILSON,

~ CorGHs.-ihe sudden changes Of our climate are
sources VI puLaoSARY, BHoNcHiAL and AstitN ,rIc
ArfECrfoSs Experience having proved that simple
remedies often speedily aud certainly when taken In
e early stage Of the disease shopld az be
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voice. See advertisements 2G62
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legal Rottrts.

ID r o ATE co L RI $ 49,
i State Of Neunont-W i.hiugton District, SIS.
Probate Courts within and fnr the Disrc aforesaid.
will be- holden az The Probate Oico in Montpelier in said
district on Tuesday u each week, during the year
ing Persons having busiue,, with said Court arc re-
questcd 60 attend 90 the same on said Court days
Il. MERRILL Judge.
December ]. 1850
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sprriaI Autitrs.
The Gerry besti No doubt of IL
WHAT?

WHY Heimstreets lHiinitabis Hair Restorative Ev
orybody who uses IL recommends H.
Price SOC and 81 90 per bottle. sold everywhere,
W T.. HAGAN CO.. Proprietors, Troy T.
l. Z. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent for Yer
,,opt 34.47
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A. L. sCovILL & CO.,

No. ~ West kgnih street, CINCINNATI
Also
In Montpelier BY 4. T. Smith, S. P. Redheld, W
spfague. In Waterbury by J. NJ Henry Sons. In
Northhcd BY Geo Niehola Also by one OF more agents
in every town. ~
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srArE "a HERMoNr- Ya.hinglon Coulls. ..

STATE or VERMONT- Washington County, IS.
The foregoing libel having been presented TO the un.
detsigned and il being made 10 appear that the said
arner Page resides without this State In parts IN
known 80 that the same cannot be personally served on
HIM is therefore ordered that the said Warner Page be
summoned appear aud answer TO said libel al the said
term II said Supreme Court, 10 be held Ia Mont
peer within and for the County Of Washington, on tho
second Tuesday Of August, A. ID. 1861, by the pubca
ton Of said libel and this order thereupon IN the Yer
mont Waterman & State journal, weekly newspaper
published in Montpelier, four weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the
last Of which publications shall b. least four week.
next before the said term Of said Court
Dated this Doth day Of January, A. ID 1861.
ASAnkL PECK, Judge Of Sup. c.
CHABIEs H. JOYCE, ATTY for Petitioner i5l
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