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NV YORK Nov. I.
Gen. Butler, by direction Of the President
and a,,ignment Of Gen. Dix. has assumed
command Of the military forces in this city,
O. Preserve order during the presidential
election and to prevent the execution Of the
supposed design Of the rebels and rebel sym
iaJ lze7s for plundering and burning our
s1Hcipl cities,
gen. Butler. IN his official order, assures
lie citizens Of no interference with their
lights as electors.
INV YORK. Nov. !.
'1ld sold this afternoon At 2.45.
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CHE PILLS
Sugar Coated.
FEMALE uULATOR,
HEAETH ~PRESERVER

CERT-HIN IN S-1FE-
II For the Removal Of Obstruetions. and ta'
sursnee Of Regularity IN ths RiursHses
Of rae MonfhfV PsriOdss
They cur or obviAte those umerOus diseases that
spring from ~irregularity itself.
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful
Nenstruation
They cure Green Sickness CChlorosisl
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affection
pains in the back, and lower parts OF the body.
Heaviness, Fatigue on slight e~xertion, Palpitaton
Of the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteris, Sick
Headache, Giddiness, etc, etc. In a word, by re-
moving the Irregularity, they remove the cause
and with il ALL the effects that spring from 1t.
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they
contain nothing deleterious to any constitutional
however delicate, their function being 70 substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used,
they never fail 70 do.
They may be safely used at any age, and at
any period, EXCEPT DURING TIE FIRST THREE
MONTHS, 60,
All letters seeking information or advice will
ne promptly, freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for s..
Sent by mail, free Of postage, on receipt Of price,
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
DR. ". R. MERWIN & CO.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
No. - Liberty Street, New York.
Ian d&wlv
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Last Night of the Soldier.
DEDICATED TO B. A. HoAG.

DEDICATED TO B. A HoA6-
The golden sun had sank % rest
Far DER the western q cd,
No more to shine upon the breast
OF such a field Of blood
The din u arms then died away
on evenings gentle breath,
Ger the field of victory lay,
Those Of a noble death.
CHORUS:
The sleep Of death how glorious.
When fallen all victorious
No terror has it 10 his breast,
For all is peace, fr all il rest
All nature was 10 stiffness hushed,
Ger hung the pail Of night,
The weeping heavens with beauty tushed-
A thousand worlds Of light
Md them their Queen SLOWLY wandered
Der the fields once so green
As I thought I did not wonder
That she paused DER the scene.
saw a stream once pure and bright.
Murmuriug DER its bed,
Never before until this night
We're her waters made red
Could there be q bloody fountain
To cause this crimson flow
Yes, Tor We by yonder mountain
All fell upon the Zoe.
Not long before their legion, fed
Before our ranks Of steel,
fell among the honored dead,
Upon the battle field,
Where LIES last bud must fade away
In the blood Of the strife;
The rose that blooms shall die to-day,
The brave in early life.
Now fare thee well, my native Isle.
In Champlsin's placid deep,
Were floral kings Ger thee do smile
The waves around thee sleep.
No more shall l to thee return
To tread thy rocky shore,
Nav memory in each heart burn
For the fallen no moro
When we are gone, o tske our place,
With your great c%ountry's God.
And meet the tyrants face TO face
With hayOnet and sword.
This great cOmmotion then shall cease
Among your peerless stars;
And YOU shall fnd a lasting peace,
Beyond The field Of Mars.
Columbia. tonight die,
For which thy brave ones fell
soon may the winds that Ger me sigh,
4 gladder ti1ings tell,
That thv spirit shall lead Us all.
Thy flag shall ever wave
Meath it, starry folds now fall
0Gvd, my country save.
Where the wild Rappahannock runs.
Heroes brave commended,
With the boom Of The Union Guns
Shouts Of victory blended
Ere the sun in its glory rose
The moon withdrew her light,
Here, sank with thousands 10 repose,
His spirit took its flight.
II. R. H., Grand Lle, Vt
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NAN FHANIIrIW, Nov Z.
Political aiflls are the all cngrossing sub
ret of public attention throughout the state.
BI,a U~ar,ie, are holding large meetings in
every place Of consequence.
1en. K,vc, who lately arrived here is
saung and speaking in favor Of Gen NJ
Ueau.
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NV YORK, Nov. I.
The Heraids correspondent every
thing quiet in the Valley Of the ndoah
New and comlortablewinter clothingandequi-
page have been served to the army which is
ready for any emergency
Iae rebels are evidently preparing for an
other campaign IN Western Virginia.
The rebels recently made an attack on our
forces "a Winfield and were repulscd.
NEw YORK, Nov. 1.
GlId slId today at 22l.
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.

THE Inebriate may now bid defiance o. the tempt
L inE cup. DR.. lanes antidote for strong drink
Is a certain cure for drunkenness. 10 creates a dis
ike for strong drink. and can be administered with
out the knowledge Of the patient.
Descriptive circulars sent o. any address. For
sale by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas. Price s. per box, or packages
Of SIX boxes for 3.
JNO. J. KRONER, Wholesale AGENT,
4u3 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa
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prX,soy PARKER.s ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been
w ed hy the Honorable the Probate COurtlor
the District Of Chittenten, Commissioners toI5-
ceive examine and adjust the claims and demands
~ IN persons. AGAINST the estate Of Denis1n farAeFs
ATE Of Jericho in said District, represe1,ed lns3L-
vent. and also all claims and demands e1hloitsd IN
Offset thereto; and SIX months from the Jay OF tue
dafs thereof being allowed BY said Court Tor that
purpose. We 30 therefore hereby give notice, thas
We will attend to the business Of our apPolnSAeE
a, r. dvsIline Of Mr.. Parma Parker in jericho IN
80 Distriet- on The first Thursdays OF Decemoer
and April next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on eaeh oil sau
days. t-r,
ANDREW WARNER Commissioners
FDWIN BENTLY
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NEw YORK, Nov. 9.
atlanta. Ga, has been burned ecu.
Sherman Is on route for Charleston.
NEw YORK, Nov. 9.
Gold opened at 2.45 and sold this morning
at 2.j3.
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CONSTITUTION WATER.

WErHERsYrELD, COM, March 2, 1863
DR. W. II. GREGG-
Bea- So Having seen your advertisement oil
Constitution Waier1 recomIserded ~ rfann,
ton Of the Kidneys, and Irritation Of the Bladder
having suffered for the past three years, and tried
the skill Of a number Of physicians with only a
temporary relief, | was induced to try your medicine
procured one bottle OF your agents at Hartford
Messrs. Lee, Sisson s Co., and when ! had used nan
Of il, to my surprise, | found a great change in my
health. have used two bottles gift and am where
/ never expected to bs in my life, well, and in good
spirits. cannot express my gratitude for it,-ieel
that il Is ali ard more than you recommend ittobe
MAY .he Blessing Of G1d ever attend you in your
iab5-5 Of 'o15.
Yours, truly, LEONARDs. BIGELOw
Dr.. W. Il. GRKee-
Deer SUI have been suffering for a long time
with what physicians call Disease Of the Prosfrafs
GIaua, and Retention Of UrHs, and was unable to OBJ
tain any relief until | used CONSTITUTION WATER,
which began to produce its curative effect: ater TAX
Ing one or two doses. ard NJ MN can be more CRATE
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man could suffer, and live, and rather than to be de-
prlNeu OF the mealclutt 1 hou4A To mAA"1 ~ fH-
Fifty Dollars q bottle for il.
Il has not only cured me, but several other ohc
es in my district have been cured by it, and would
recommend every body suffering from any diseases
Of the kidneys, to use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUSH,
New York, Dec. -, 1854. Sergeant9th Ward Police.
MORGAN & ALLEN, Wholesale Agents,
&C CIf Street, New York
Sold by all Druggists.
Oc.. 2Sth. is1sw3n
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CAIRO. H.. Nov. >.

tAAAkH IL Wv
steamer Universe. bound up, struck a
nag and sunk 50 miles above Memphis, on
sunday. Four or FIVE passengers and a small
lumber Of rebel prisoners from Nicksburg,
ere on board, y OF whom Including q
apuain) escaped. The remainder were
Fought up on the Belle of St. Louis, and
'rEarded to Chicago. The Universe j. a
ltal los. She had 1000 barrels of pork
longing 10 the Government among her
ar-).
Five hund red Federal caalry were sen
ron Little Rock. Ark, some days since.
-ley encountered the pickets OF a large force
Texas rangers at Camden "a dash was
made into the tow n, and after some lighting
Inc rehels We're driven out leaving a number
Of horfes and p killed IN our hands. Our
Jai loss was Is.
New YORK. Oct. ).
The Richmond Examiner SAYS: Gen. Dulfe
1a1 arrived in Richmond and was sent to
A9by Prison.
The Sentine, % the 3lst ult. says Len
cavalry have recently twice whipped
-ntfidan . cavalry ana captured io,r guns.
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WARREN THAYER.
Il IL 4 HE II T. II.
IT
Ciyn Engineer and Architect.

IL
Civil Engineer and Architect.
rnlc- the instruction Of the late John Johnson-and
nvIfel be has himselfbeen an Instructor at various
periods ~ Dis ufe-aud having p~ractsed his proies-
Ha f1 Boston and Worcester, Mass, and for many
wear. 10 Burlington and its vicinity, the subscriber
f-aIs himself competent % satisfy and benent those
who may employ him.
T.dur PLANS and DRAWINGS with the re-
ru--a calculations. elevations, proportions sec
lions. AcI olCHURCHEs, Academies, SCH~OuLHOusEs,
and ruaLIc BUILDINGS, in their different styles OF
N-.r lecture Hotels, Private residences from the
rr.r ..8-. t1 the palmer and less eXpensive-as the
farm huuse-Barus and outhouses, including ad-
lir1us and improvements Of existing structures,
where such are ~wanted).
ue plans and advises astoau the various process
es 0f construction and arrangement from the cellar
90 the roof Of buildings
lie gives information and Will assist in the selec-
tf1r It the most eligible kinds and qualities Of ma
terl. 'u order 20 secure fitness, durability and
economy.
U. srperintends the erection OF Buildings,
BRIDGES. sc, from the commencement to the COM
uIar au OF the same, and would add that he has had
aIar-e experience as a PRACTICAL BUILDER.
lie IIvs out grounds and walks, bridges, culverts,
roads. &c. lie carves Mouldinss and
wUra generally.
no makes models and traits, drawings and sgseif-
-ffi44s for ncr Intentions, and attends generally 70
tho business Of his profession in all its branches.
Tie may be consulted by letter directed 70 hun
Burlington. Vermont. and may he found at his
f.e. Church Street, (Benn's Block, opposite
WARREN THAYER. rchitect
June 2i. deowaw6m
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aHsN NAAeafa 80 LNAAs" - 1H@ -
eede all other kuotrn remedies IN the
treatment Of those Diseassstor
trhich IS recommended.
Il has cured CANCERS after the patients have
been given up as incurable by many physicians.
1t has cured CANkER in its worst forms, in hun
dreds Of cases.
has been given il, a disease that every one knows
exceedingly troublesome, and difficult to cure.
ERYSIPELAS always yields TO its power. as many
who have experienced its benefits do testify.
Il has cured SCROFULA in hundreds Of cases,
many Of them Of the most aggravated character.
II cures KINGS EVIL.
Il has cured many cases OF SCALDH HEAD.
TUMORS have been removed by it in repeated,
Instances in which their removal has been pro
n0unced impossible except BY a surgical operation.
ULCERS Of the most malignant type have been
DYSPEPSIA, which is often caused by humor, has
been cured by 10 in numerous instances.
In FINALE WEAKNESSES, LAkIIlhS
and diseases peculiar to that sex, il has been found
In cases ofGENERAL DEBILITY, from whatever
cause, the syrup can be relied upon as a most ell
cient aid.
Iii { most certain cure FOR RICKETS, a disease
common 20 children.
Its efficacy in all diseases originating In a de-
PRAYED state Of the blood or other fluids ofthe body
Is unsurpassed.
Its effects upon the system are truly astonishing
and almost beyond belief to one who has not wit
This syrup will as certainly cure the diseases for
which it ia as a trial IS given II, and
the cure will be permanent. as II, BY It's wonder
fully searching power, entirely sradieates the di
sease from the system.
The afflicted have only TO try II 70 become con
WINGED Of what we say in regard 70 il, and to hndre-
lieffrOm their suferings.
Price, 81 per Bottle-or e. for six Bottles.
Prepared by D. HOWARD, Randolph, Mass.
JAMES O. BOYLE X CO.,
Successors to Redding Z Coz
; state Street. BO II
.ropriet0rs, % whom all orders should be addresses
and by all Dealers n Patent Medicines.
dawe0wi-s
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ELTY IN ART: THE ART OF

NOVELTY IN ART: THE ART OF
dying the hair in five minutes So As TO deceive the
whole world, has been discovered.
C~ristadorO's Hair Dye,
which is the only chemica combination in exist
euce which changes the color Of the hair without
injurinc the LIVING PRINCIPLE whichfeeds, moistens
and sustains the fbres.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERTATIrE, a val
liable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing and promot-
in. the -rowth and perfect health of the hair. and
Of itself. when used alone, a safeguard that pro-
tects the dbres from decay under all circumstance
and under all chimes. Manufactured by j. Girls
TAD0RJ, No. Aston House, New York. sold by
all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Oct. -. tawlm
DR.TOBIASEENETIAN LINIMENT
1t cures Cholera. when first taken. in a few hours
Toothache in five minutes. It's perfectly innocent
to take internally, and is recommended by the most
eminent Physicians in the United States. Price -
and 81 cents.
ToyAwASDA, Pa, Aug. 6, 1853.
Pr. s I. Tobias, New York Dear Sir have
used your Venetian Eminent with great success
both as an internal as well an external medicine.
In case. OF Bilious Collie and Cholera Morhus ] re-
gard it as a sovereign remedy. Your Venetian
Horse Liniment stands unriyalied asa horse medi
cine amongst farmers and 5oatmen on this canal.
WI. LEWIS,
Sup't North Branch Canal.
Sold by all Druggists. OGec, No. . Cortiantt
St, New York.
Oct. On. dawim
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NEW AND VALUABLE MUSIC BOOKS.

ryIHEC CHORUS WREATH. A collection ofsacred
L and Secular Choruses from Oratorios, operas.
and Popular Glec and Chorus Books designed as
Standard Book for Choirs, Musical Societies, Con-
v%eutions and Schools. 81 50.
NEW MANUAL oF THOROJGH Bass. By EdWard
3 oliver. Principal Of the Meadelssohn Musical
Institute. Boston. Tor beginners, AID even Tor al
vaa-e1 s--0lars as q hooz OF reference, Do VIII he
found invaluable. Cloth - Boards 81.
You've LADIES' Vocal ALErt. ACole-u7n o.
Choruses. Tri0s and Duets, originally written lpr
Female Voices. Selected and Adapted for ue We
Charles II. &. Adam, Teacher of Music at the Buff
filO Female Academy. Including O Course Oh FO-
cal Exercises and Solieggios by Rossini. $50.
THE OPERA oF FAUST. BY Gornod. Italian and
English Tcxt. Prefaced bya sketch Of the Com
poser and the principal incidents Of the Plot
Complete. 81.
Mailed, post paid, o. receipt Of price, ~ the
Publishers.
OLIVER DTTSON & CO.,
Nov. @. ~ Washington g., Boston.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARK EFT

WEDNESDAY, Nov =.
At market 1854 Cattle, about 1900 Beeves and
1854 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows one
,vo and three years old
Narkei feef-ezt-s = e-t. sI7@ a$is5o.
First quality, $1,000 sl25c.
Second quality, 50 80 20 5000.
Third quality, 3 90 al 80.
Working oxen, So a Iou a 300 per pair.
Cows and Calves, IS, IS, 40 a 20.
Yearlings, sI4 n Il.
Two years old, SIS a 35.
Three years old, $50 20.
Sheer and Lambs, 56O1 at market. Prices, in lots
50 loo, ? 50 64W. Extra and selections 81 95.5 so
Hides, 81 q sc per H.. Pelts. 81 50 @2o each
Car Skins re.
Tall0w, 10 % l2c Y IN.
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T. p. PHELPS ESTATE.
f CATTLE.

r1HE subscriber has on hand seventyIhve Tom
nod INLAND meadow Hay, and would IKE 10
- 7CsttIe or sheen TO feed for the Winter.
For terms apply 70 r,,ms NrCuorS
Essex. Vt, Sept. Il. 1864. WOW
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NEW YORK, Nov. s.
The brokers board is closed today. Gold
Iletct il the street at PA.
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New YORK. Nov. 5.
cold sold this afternoon at 234.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. p, !
vfa .ruo Nov ,

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. p,
via CAIRO, Nov. ,.
A steamer has arrived bringing 62o prls-
ane7s including p officers from Red River
.Eenty-six hundred Union prisoners still
remain at Tylcrville, Texas.
Adyices from Mobile Bay to the Goth
tate tlat a naval expedition operating in
Tie vicinity Of st. LOUIS Bay and Pass Chris
-aa brought of large quantities of cattle,
--7In &c.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. l..
Ahe hag-of-truce steamer New York left
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FRANCIS WILSON'S ESTATE.
FRANK CILLEY s OTHERS ESTATE.

FRANK CILLEY s OTHERS ESTATE
sTATEOF VERMONT. (VHE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden, s. Il Probate Court ir
the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate OF frank
Cilley, Eveline Ciley, Lydia Cilley, George Cilley
and Charles ID. ~Cilley-minors.
WHEREAS. application in writing. hath been
mad to this Court, by the Guardian Of said minors
for license and authority to sell She whole OF the
real estate of his said wards Owna certain piece OF
land Of about :. acres with n house thereon
situated in said Milton and that IL would
be beneficial TO them TO sell the same and
convert the proceeds thereof into money ana
thsreupon the said Court appointed and assiSned
the 18th day Of November A. ID. 1861 az the fronate
Court Rooms. in said District, TO hear and decide
upon said application and orderedt that puohc no
tfce thereofbe given to all persons nterestedthereih
BY publishing this order three weeks suecesslyelEr
in the Burlington Free Press a newspaper which
circulates n the neighborhOod Of those persons m
,erested therein, all which publications shall De
previous 20 the time appointed for hearing.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified 70 appear re-
fore said Court, at the time and place aioTesllI'
then and there TO object 10 the granting oi such
licence, ifyou see cause. Ct
Given under nv hand, at the PROBATE court
Rooms, this til day Of November, AD i76+.
TIE WALES, Judge
vlOw3.
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M.RsHAL's NOTICE
United States Of America.
Vermont District, }

United States Of America, -.
Vermont District,
nURsUANT to a monition issued out OF the non
n-,bie District Court Of the United states W
tbe Vermont District, hereby. give notice may "a
in6rmation Tor violation Of the Revenue Law o. Ino
Tr;ted states has been hled in said court ~ UeoIse
Nv Fs1, District Attorney Of the United states
Tor said district, a~gainst-twenty X ereS 1 yaIds SiacE
n M ,r1oIe~ dress goods, two silk dress patterns
nine shirts, four pair Of gloves: a lg }.S Of i3 sgeS S9', aBs
- .uTs one dozen cotton stockin-s niteen
n - vbite aannel-seizeda at isldne funl
~ ..Ed distTict on the 25sh day Of october, A. -
I-ei' and trial will be had on the pr9PeIS @
rsajF and tie same Will be condemned a-leel
~ ~ ~ nraver OF said Information at tnq qgAl
snssiai term Of the said District Court 20 ne
~ Bnrlington within and for said Aerm9l'
- -. f5fR dav Of November, A. ID. ioet-uMe
pa ~ - -iaims shau be iuterposed on or before that
10 m whi~h all persons interested viii uNe "u0
ga! ~ -,veru themselves accordingly.
Gwen under my nand at Burlington m sN
llS' ,. \. ARTHUR
[. 5. Deputy Marshal
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w. APPLETON.

W. AFPDEIUN,
MOST respectfully informs the inhAbitantso Of Bur.
NJ lington and vicinity that he has established a
New Dye House,
~ Winooski Fails, and Ladies who have anything
they wish Dyed or Clesnsed and made to look as
Wooden Dresses, or Shawls, ColOred, Cleansed and
Pressed TO look like New, Gents Goats, Vests and
Pants, Dyed or Cleansed, and pressed in the best
possible manner, Carpets and Rugs cleansed.
Ladiee' Straw. Willow or Chip Hats dyed any shade
OF color. Wooden or Cotton Yarn can be dyed random
or self colors.
RAgency for Burlington at the "BEE-HIYE
DRY GOODS STORE,n where Goods for the Dye
TO.
JanlS64 WY
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BR ANDRETH'S PILLS.-THE MEAK
the ~Consumptive, Rheumatic, Costiye, Bilious and
Delicate, after some days use, will find renewed
trength and life pervade every organ Of their
frames.
Every dose makes the blood Durer. The nerves
IN and erminat in the veins. These pills
a a first effect, act upon the aTtel ial blood, inereas-
ins the circulation, by which impurities are depos-
tied in the veins, and they throw of such collec-
tons into the bowels, which organs, by the energy
derived from Brandrethl Pills, expel them from
the system. When first used, the Pills may coca
sion gripping. and even make the patient feel worse.
This is an excellent sign, and shows the disease will
soon Dee cured. No great good iq often achieved
without some trouble in its attainment, and this
rule applies to the recovery Of health. sold by all
respectable dealers in medicines.
Oct %. dawlm
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The market is in a very unsettled state owing TO
its being election day and the late arrival Of trains
over the Fitchbursh road. There were some very
good cattle at market and they were bought up
quick at rather higher prices than last week. Small
hin sto-s sold lower 4 good supply Of sheep at
market, but most Of them were previously engaged.
Sales quick at last weeks prices. Nor.Hl-n h'g7
sell alive from I2i a lie; dressed from lCl l7!c.
Western sold rather lower.
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Theiattention OF the public is called to this most
excellent fall Liniments, as a perfect and speedy
cure for all the aches and pains that flesh is heir to.
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Thi. Company offers peculiar advantages 70 per-
sons intending 70 insure their lives, In its safety and
stability. acquired in its fourteen years experience
in its assets, which, without its capital Of slOc,poOli
amounts O. over three quarters Of $ million OF dol
lars. being more than two hundred thousand dollars
in excess Of its liabilities for the reinsurance or all
outstanding risks; in the facilities presented IN It's
accommodating system Of payments Of premiums
in the large number, diversified conditions and oe-
equations, various ages andlOcalities Of the lives in
sured, giving the largest requisite scope for the op-
Grafton Of the laws OF average mortality, and the
amplest guaranty to the insured for the benefits
thereof; in the division Of profits, the ANNUAL ap-
portionmsnt Of which having for the past fourteen
years averaged FORTY PER CEyr. Of the premiums
paid.
Life Insurance Companies, and At as low rates as is
consistent with a view to solvency.
Parties desiring Agencies in towns where the Com
pany have none, and those wishing Travelling
Agencies within the New England States will apply
10 II. G. WILSON, IS State Street, Boston, giving
such reference, or information as TO age, pres
and past business, as will enable him TO form emit
mentin regard thereto. judg-
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