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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-28
MARINE DISASTERS.
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DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OF TAtLATE GALE
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Wrecks ON the Jersey and
Massachusetts Coasts.
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Loss Of the Steamship idaho
! OF Barnegat.
ALL HER PASSENGERS SAVED.
THE pARk FLORA ASHORE At SQgis.
Accident to the Spanish Stea sner
"a. isla de Cuba
Additional Particulars Of Che loss Of the
Ship Newton and tho Schooner
aain,s or Nantucket.
~. Ae. Aes
Lon q ths Steamship idaho.
OC9 BinkEuAT CORRESPONDENCE.

Oce HAnkGuAT CORRESPONDENTS.
BAasso,r. Dec. as, 1855
Tho steanysilip IJsho, Captain Bunker with one hun.
drod passcngets end cargo Or MERCHANDISE from NeN
York for Mobile went aground on t,s northms,ern p,r
Of Ea7eya. s'oal' Saturday nigh, where s,s COW
Ge. 49,
The vessel bael N,d utea OF ,issie snd probably viii
BE- total loss Part 81 hs csrso nay he saved shonid
the weather Prove fayoa,e Yesterday tie wind was
blowing hard froo tho southeast and ,s n,p.sbla
tn board her until sndNowu Dnrg t'is nisht tl,s
moruag hroe boa' lunds Ia az twenty persons, Ssre
brought away ahd landed on he north beach.
During The day the SCHOONER Srpcpux-ni anchored
the siesmer possible aud with surf boats
from shore hosts FROM he Idaho The iaurauder
OF No ,esssngsrs t,,rs.rr,d TO The schooner which
the, sndsd racm on ia. soah beach aopu tea O'Clock
r. a.. vhence they will b, forwocid o. New York rs
soon possible Asm,i child belonging 20 "ns OF tho
passengers disi on bard the s'ealnes yesterday
AppirosAL PARTioutAss.
B,sNm.r. bee ID 1865
The Idaho Is aiii ashore Size l. tii o. wrser Hopes
arc entertained % saving portion OF her calyo
The Idaho AT Al vessel OF AZ tons register aud
hailt u Hysiic Coma lust year She osnsa hy
Mcs-ra waSsman, aookin & Dickinson, of New YAK
WIS. 80 - .rS.~-
-~.-. ..-.---.-.., -.-... ..
S1usn.
Iosa Bx,rc, Dec 81 1856
THO bark pora or hainors. 10 .shoto ,hr,s a,tls.
uoth Of saasn i.et der c,Teo which csassfs u
tor and itoS vii probably DO snvoi Ti. vessel tsht
TIE sors VA built 81 - Aimors IN 1853 nd Il ownei
ID that c'iy SIM rne~ ii< and i ~ scs tn. oar'hsh
Accident 70 the spss,,s s,.aymsaip g.,m
IN cuis1.
rae lsls de cabs as,v.,r c,pt.a giyas,, sh.r,
al
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Clear. Saiooth. White Skln.-gIO nt's
Wh~ wsx OF Anliies h. equal for be.ufying vhenne
and preserving The compressor 2ls Broiamy Park row.
dsrgsista generally
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silent Sewing Machine, Making thu
oels5Alsi "Wiicos Gnbs Sutch." strong. elastic aud
dvrshr WILCOX GIBBS S8 Broadway.
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hn Prizes Casssed IA Lrgns~ l.ottrrles.-
Circulars aud drs .iugs seat
), clurE. Broker. if6 Roadway.
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The Coast Batteries In Maine Disma mticd.
BgSAsr, Ne, Doc a. 1906
Under the supervision Of Major 6.uinev UNITED MATES
Army, The batteries In this city and ohes points on
we oesss Of Name, are being dIswsutisd Ibe gvQs
hare bQla carried u Fen knonI
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Cheapest EOoas-tos- la tar World
i5i So .Iuyehte. Fanniy .ii'cs. rhygr .pin A.anS
IEGoAf Blt'tlitGS. ~. Nassau srrca
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u Card.

AZ Gimbrede's, sss broadway, $50
Pearl ta"s foe 80 F'a'ysG''d' sO'~iea At wholesale
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Bachelors Hair Uyr.-l,- B-st tu ths
world ,n a'cse, reliable sui tnNahtarecns III. per
iect iyc Ai,o Rtsr ierae; U,,i,c Of Miisan-s fr..
he hair. ~ Yarrsty ,r-s Ne- YORK
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Apply FOR Halls "a Hcnt for lectures.
cuacsrss. a. to q Is. SNktli NO HnfcsntEs
LlarSry bn,idngs Aror piYes.
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Al 10. Monfcs', No

At 10. Mendcs', No. 645 Brosdway.-
Chocolate for tho holidays MENDES annual holiday exhi
opened sstnrdsg Dec. i6 1885, containing eis
OF French fancy Boxes Bonbonnerrs and
Chocolate Bonbons.
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A.-Upham's A.thms Cure Never Fails
10 reevs the most violent Ia i've minutes Nod
BY DBhAS BARNES a co, "a Park row.
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Aies and Porter.

MACPHERSON DONALD SMITH,
Brcwera hiic Pate AIes and Porter.
wss Eighteenth between Seventh and Eighth H.
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GemySsH. Chemist sud Apothsr.~y.
ot Ei,iub agaile ih i&ea'g eghlh stert Paw
Matte Det d.s.,eHsri With csf.
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u,v .f AMINO,

BOYS ct6IHfHo,
to,csb 70 supp', ths vhsl. lbs TO- sss gesJ ch,.p
- ~.ssse- - e. v. B6tRAw.
o. ,fage.s p'acs q so.ra svsE"e 2Pfoa Cooper
u.bD,. ~.
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uWsfer rsHpfOsHUm ~ DObuVWe-Vme Man
Killed.
DusuQrr, lows, Dec. 81, 1896
Jaeger Co = dis!ery blown " atoms BY tho
explosion OF the boiler in the engine room Most o. tho
employees II dnnes there heing but egbt persons In
the building at the time. The fireman vas killed, but
OF tho others scsiovsy injured Loss 800 900
insured against hre for e25, 900.
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WILL Fixtures aud Patronage OF first class dentist esrb-
hioent located IN the most thrlvng part Of the city Saia
years standing by OF naai soisa
dc the country and has practice o. eight hoa
sand yearly from 20 eight thousand dollars u
orders constantly books No agents need apply CAn
al & Liberty street
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The rsaisns 10 RentscA =.

tHssHAu Uer 81 tooo
The rs,isDs " Ksaueky hold State to.ysa,ioh al
a., >tng ton 70 day All the ei-cies bn two REPRE-
ssr,. u Speeches wore made by the State Centre, Y.
ssnno y and ohsr: Resolutions rn'iy endorsing Rob
~ s,,v.,Syy and the Congress 81 January J. wero
-, - - siSnsd By all Che delegates present
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s1s.y In . sorsoik a h,ss', :, ,,@

Nos,oas, Va '. Dec ~ 's@i !,
Jo~epb Edwards, . baltimore rough, 80. M,
Osford ti,satsc thia eycning ny sVak WV =
wsSfs led diygANxcd p pst.@
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rsrnch YNis.s (tu,I,i, S. 80 SO; Sp,r0-
I'D sNsrhcs, ~ - sn, urccstu cotis, 8. ~ q, sS .
4 u, p..r Hn,sN
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Tsnse 10 AbS~t 90 Tsss ever SsW Lear
IN the srTlf'r astyy Sprnk'- the ft,sh psgs vita
PHafoET vi9iir sionGiS0 ckRfuR issxn she
yea frss,anuy 10 psfeming yoir Josnscls -h tbs
suse estsas, ai a.r yscs ~ tnesr t-snt
fui holiday 6nlIiss v ~ '-fgnr ., -c's ste sipic
q Hsnn
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PHftAnnLFfA, Uer ". I5N5
A. meeting OF tho Philadelphia Circle Of the Feniaa
brotherhood tonight Mscbse, cavil- and Jsn~s Mona
CHAN ysro elected 10 the New York Con
gvess Eeeolytiors uuspimously adopted sustain.
Inc Coonei oMsbnny and dennunr'ug The senssc cou.
spIrslors
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wA-srrsTOp, Dec 81 ts4s
Tue Pse,sn Society 81 Wa shingicn wose meeting ras
ehsnicle6 SUNDAY sst IL losing caste with majority
of rs men,~rs aud i dwindling 10 very yu,I rep,s
ssniaf on The msr,b-r~ whv withdraw g'nt 6is
ausseJ with the srangfnx go.ng on NJ New York, mud
hxv~ ,sh The honesty " sithsr " the oo'xsni
fsctious
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los1 Bxircs Dec 81 1885.
TITO bark piora or h.inors 10 sshoro ,hr,. u,iis.
uofh Of Suasn i,et der Cage wh.c csassfs II rot
tor and itoS vii probably DO nvot The vessel i tshl
Tie sors VA built 1t 49, Anore ia 1855 md ownei
ID tha ci,y SIM rnes II \ aud n; scS Tor. Dar,hsE
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An Legal J.oss.sy pssses Csshrs. Draw
- IN CLAyrJr 10 81 A-s,
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holiday prnsrats 81 Affection aud asias
.wiii:fiFE & WILSON'S lack stitch Sewing vi
chine. Ahd r. tr, l.ot M,e'tip-- -, s:,"tlssy
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HIVE >oviDE Machine aD.apany.--
ELIAS low =, Jr.. rf.sfsis NJ 69 Hro,i1sy a..tts
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.,-guar.
VI stniis i..ies ID. dt..sgi on AeY Yairvs nv =
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q Boea.- vs. rds Lsai-s' Paper cottsrs
AND cIrFs AifO ctS1S. shoess,e ard tsid
Que hpiy. dyiaf rra ~ the uAje, VIA 81 psees
aud dtssinfs 81 idrrsns rsyle<
" u. WARD n s,asi~srHy
A--ly0iiday Ps~seWts.--P0ilsk ~ S0w.
MrsrsrssDr, N.nrfas iu,e+s ~. Brestssv. 1pfl'.
~,r~et iie. and Cysr Uide,s AZ wot~ss sad ee ~ 90
~ otdcr. parusd vi,k sif~f. repaired.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-19


lie believed that Booth was at that meet
ln-- The purport was 10 send certain officers
on drtached service TO Canada and the bOr-
ders to deliver prisoners. To Law northern 81
ties m ashes. and finally to kidnap the MEN,
hels oi the Cabinet and slay the Pre-itenl.
lie heard that more than one thousand
tlmts- The name of the Officer who gave
him the information was Lieut.. COckerell-
Booth was assOciating with all the oiiceFs
lie heard very often that the as-assrnation
OF thiPre>i lent waslan! biect finally to he at
eomtiished. He hEd heard it freely spokef
o in The tree,5 OF Richmond. his peeessi-
Il VS. generally assent,d t. in the service.
\ lady FROM New York testified to having
mt bopth and man named johnson and
o'e. heard their conversation. She picked
up TWO letters which they had dropped and
one was adITeS>ed, Dear Lewis. sayIng that
the lot had fallen on him 10 he the Char
lotto CUrday OF the 18th century. Abe
Lincoln must die now. you can chno-c YOUR
own weapons the cup. the knife. the bullet
&c The letter j. signed CHARLES SEL-
Twc other aithesces testified th,t they
we're = tataaa and lav pl0th y con4.r,.i-
ton with Geo. Sanders and believed they
also :aw Booth talking with Cleary llalcomb
and Thompson.
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SELAHNIrRKAY.s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Honorable Tho
District Of Chittenden, - Il Probate Court Tor
the District uf ChIttcudeu.
To all persons interested 10 the estate ~ Nciah
Murray. OF Williston In aid Districts minor
GEEFTING
WHEREAS. application I'm writing bath been made
20 this Court hy the Guardian of Selah Murray ior
license and authority o. -ell the whole ~ the zeal
estate " her said ward setting forth Their ir. that
her said ward owns about four acres oi land n -af
Whilst n. adjoining the land 90 the uuters' -nei ur
the west and that 70 would De flr the Interest ut
aid ward tn the same bee sold aud the proceeds
thereof be converted into money act thercgpgn tho
said Court appointed and asst -urt The ith tly ~
Nav A. D. SOS at the Probate Court Rooms, Boo said
District % hear and decide upon SAID application
and ordered that public notice thereof l- given 90
all persons interested iu said estate ht Publishing
this order three weeks succe--'F lively. Dol the turn-
ton Free Pres y newspaper which circulate in the
neirhhorhood 81 those per-aus interested there n,
an which publications shall Dee previous o. the
time appointed for hearing.
THFREFoRT. YOU are hereby notified 20 appear Dee
fore said Court the time and place aiore-a dthrn
and there % object o. tho granting cd such ncence
II You causs-
Given under my hand, Al the Probate Court
Rooms this 80 day ol MAY A. D. 50.
r. F. WALES. Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-19
BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, May To-
FLOUR.-There has been good demand for
Pour the past week. hut prices have eased OF PC
= bhl. Sales at So a "a for Western superfne
s. a - for common extras; a 50 for medium
dos and g. p n 10 for good ant choice, including
tennessee Canada, Ohio and Mich igan. Corn Meal
is que at So IS ? Ri for good shipping brandt.
in Rye Flour nothing Ia. heen done and prices are
nominal,
GRAIE-The insfke' has becohs tefy rnsett'ed
the psr' few days and prices haee rapidly declined
Sales ofSouihern elbow 8 - "a - q bush West
ern mixed 81 10 a Is y bush. Oats are dull,
Northern and Prince Edw. Island Is a SC. Rye has
been arriving more freely and IL dull from 81 10 a
y y bush. White Beans are dull at 81 - n 2 900
for blue pod and s. a , - for marrow and extra
pea. Canada Peas : IS n - y bush. a. to quail
ity. Shorts are dull and selling az SIS a 3D. Fine
Feed So a q and Middlings at 80 a s. y ton.
PROFESSIONALISM i n fair demand for Pork.
prime SO n 2 p mes. a. n 81 and clear SIS a
A. - Dbl. to quality. Beeris d-ll at st7 GbI9 q
hi fo- Eastern ard Western rness, and 80 p al =
bbl for extra, cazh. Lard is quite firm ati9 a D..
. n, cash. srioE Cd rrns lai r me - r. cash.
Butter continues in fair demand, and the supply Of
choice quality is small. Sales OF good and choice
at IS a 42ci and common from &c & 20 2 y. New
Cheese is selling at 20 lse, and prime old at % a
alc y 70.
NOoL.-There has been far demand for fleece
and pulled and prices remain about the same. al
though the tendency is TO lower rates. The sales
have been upward Of $4,000 ibs at prices ranging
from 60 n sc for fleece up 10 sc for the choice
grades Of extra pulled.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-19
WASHINGTON May i

WARRINGTON. May -.
The testimony taken before the doors were
,.u 10 the reporters of the press, includes
u man who was for several wears IN
military service of the sO-cslled Confed
ate >tates, employed in the Typographical
Department on the Staff OF Gen. Ei. Johns n
lie Na- in Virginia in the summer of ls63.
~ miles from Staunton. lie became ac-
guain,ed with three citizens of Maryland,
"7c Of whom was Wilkes Booth and another
named Sheppard. He was asked by Booth
aud he companions what he Thought oi the
irogress of the COnfederscy. and he told
them that, after such chase ~ the rebels
lad cot from Gett ,hurgh. be believed II
looked rather gloomily. Booth told nm
that was nonsense: and added 20 II We only
act cur part right, the Conieiaracy viii gam
its in. lei Evidence. and DID Abe Lincoln mu-t
20 up tie spout.
The witness understood bv t az that be-
must be Killed. Byptt -aid "a, SOU a. the
lonederacy was nearly whipped shat Vs-
tue final resource to gam tie Independence
IT the Conlederscy the eimiaDiou Of Bpot
a-s=nted TO bis sentiments
The witness wac ~ M. ,s,u,i. q th' 9nf
rgIBia regiment. ouC t,irl, wa q -ecTeI
meeting of the rebel officers Oh that occasion
lie was not present at the meeting. but on,
oi the officers who was stated its purport.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-19

The Hs,olds letters from the city of Mex
leo SAYS Intelligence Of our triumph over
the rebels afforded vast encouragement To-
t.- adberents of JuaIez. HE cause is rapidly
recovering ground. \ number OF victories
over the inperiali-ts have been gained re-
Gently
The reports af the capture OF Saltiilo and
Monterey are confirmed. 1t j. rum1red that
Natamoras has lecn captured. Tee events
r,,;or, nolrly thc whole Of N.rt1 Eastern
Nryir1 10 Juar.z.
Tie lmIeri,li-t, are much alarmed At Tire
Impression of -ae rebellion fearing the en-
.rD,meDt of t.r Monroe d ct:in,
The Expedition 20 Northern Mexico and
t.., Irlicrr 20 ;1r'iy the Northern frontier
.svc %. en- connie, manded and II 000 I'm
-eriali-t tr.pI- dispatched from the capital
% Matamors-
Juar,z - -,Hi at chihuahua with a large
army. Gwiu had returned from France with
important instructions said to be- relative To
Louis Napolcon's schemes in Sonora and
Niualua.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-19
Died.

On the Sd q May, at the residence Of her -on'
Hon Chas Lsthrop, Delsno. Burlington Co.. n
J.. Mrs sarah Lsthrop. aged = years rehct
late Stephen Pesrl Lathrop q Middleoury' VI
The remain. we're brought to Middlehury for inter
tmgn.
In jericho, tspril 18th. sllss Benham' aged %
years
In Brandon Vt, on sunday evening. Nsy .
Michsel Loner=sn. aged y years.
In Huntington, on the 9th instant, Mr.. Thomas
Wells aged s. year,.
IN HinesbuTgh on the 10th inst. very suddenly
Mr.. David Caswell, formerly O: Buntingt n aged
20 years The deceased was standing in the ROAD
opposite neighbours, eonversing with another per
.on. when he suddenly fell down and expired with
q.t word.
At Fort Randall. Dscotah Territory. April I'd
Julia R.. wife Of Lieut. Sherman PAGE, and daughter
Of the late Rev. 4. Royce.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-19
NEW NoRK. MAY ] /.
Gold sold this afternoon at 1909.

NV ORLEANS. Mag 3.
Kirby Smith publishes frantic appeal to
hI- soldier. dated Shreveport, April DIST.
dcruuncinC the surrender OF Lee in the
-trongpst trrri> tie eyhor,s his soldiers e.
'taat ~ 'heir :,olcId IN th;- hour o. aiyer-
-itg and a'r- The tate of the nation depends
30 them. ti'al their resources are ample 10
Ir.trsct the. struggle till foreign aid arrives
~ al least unul they can secure for them
selves terms due proud people.
Great trout le exists among tie State and
city officials in consequence of Goy Wells
declaring iho former Registry vt votes He
gal and ordering new registry.
Several city officials have been removed by
Gov Wells and other. appointed.
The Secretary Of State declined 90 afiX the
seal uf the State % the new commissions, on
the ground that the Governor had NO right
IN make the removals.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-19
WASHINGTON. Nav Il

uf nearly p ,00p rebel prisoners at POINT
If Rocks. al excepting two have expressed
a *ish to take the oath Of allegiance. A.
soon al, the oath can be administered. they
vill De- -,nt 90 Richmond IN route lorslcir
homer
slrs. liu,rln's health :. much improved.
The family intend 10 move from the Execu-
tive mansion next week, and proceed To
Chicago.
The Commanding Generals OF Armies and
Department, have been ordered 10 imme
diatelv muster out all volunteer of the cav
airy whose terms Of service expire before
October l>t
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GRrE>>poRo,N C.. MAY !.

Capt. i. Myres. the ordnance officer, states
tha, be has received from Johnston army
nearly 1000 stand Of arms AMI will probably
receive $50 cannon.
Like an army Of locusts JJan-ton's men
are absorbing every thing in the shape of
food, horses and plumber, TO he found IN the
country through which they advance.
Coz Vance ieiJ yesterday fox bIs home in
Buncomhs Ca.
II a new election i ordered. Gov. Vance =
friends, who compose the wealth and aristoc-
racy OF the state, Say they will run him
against Mr.. Holden, On the gradual enamel
patton platform. and are confident OF success.
The o7ier Of zen. SchOfeid proclaIming
freedom 10 the slaves 10 thi, State. has ere
aied a gr,at sensation, as ii Wac unexpected
by the leading Shareholders.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

WEDNESDAY,, MAY Il.
Market Beei-eAtra = cwt-, SIS % sIi. 90
First quality 1880 n sls25.
Second quslity, SO so n slloo.
Third quality, $ 90 fsUo
Working Oxen, so, r. 30 per pair.
Cows and Calves t35. -, =, Is
Two years old, $50 n -.
Three years old, $40 Gi7
Sheep ard Lamb-. Prices ir lots ? co. g 90 q 80.
Extra and selections, g. o. S on a 1900 or from S
to loc per b.
Hides, &c ~ per d Pelts. 50 ol 0soo each,
CalfSkins l7c a lsc.
Tallow, a &c Y b.
Veal Calves, oJ a go.
Horses, So at market. Swine A. st market.
REMARKS.
There we're more cattle than last week, but only
about half Of them we're from tie Northern States
The Western and Canada cattle were Of rather
good quality. Prices continue 10 decline. sales
were made at prices from &C 20 s. per cwt. LOVER
than last week.
There were more liberal supply oi -hvvp than last
week. sale dull. and prices lower
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-19
U,rk DIVE: HAIR DYE: BATCH


WITH corrupt. dis0rdered or vitiated Blood, sou
arc sick all over T. may burst ont IN nnpie-, or
Sore. or in some active disease, or 1t may merely
keen YOU lstless. depressed ani god for nothing.
But Won cannot have good health while your blood
is impure. AYERS sAHsArAHILLt purses ont these
in,ppritie. and stimulates tho organs Of life into
vigorous action. restoring the health ard eHpelhn
disease Hence 1t rapidly cures variety Of COM
paipts which are caused hy impurity n the blood,
such as 9--oII, o- Kings EuL Tunrr' T-sr', Sores
F-,r,ious. P,mrisr. Blo'esss Boris, 50. sr''o"g''
Enc. Rose or E5vsiref1s Teffer Sir Rhsur7' ses'f
g,,f R,re Worm. Cancer or Cancerous Tunorr, SORE
Fms. Fe74. Di,s1ss- tveh ~ Relocation. irr'gHir'-
TO- ,ugr-.t,ou. ai'ss Sisriiiy li'o SgrtiI' or i'-
,-,J n,s.a..s Iirs- Complaints and Hs1-f p'i'c'''
Ivy AyrR's 5 ARsAPARuLA, and rec for ouT'ef The
s,r-i.iDr activity with which II ceanses the blood
aud cures these disorder
p,rin. late year- thepuolio have been misled by
lsr-e bottles. pretending to give quart OF Extract
Of sarsapariIa for one dollar Most Of these nave
t.n frauds upon the sick for they not only contain
lttle. if any, ssrsapsTiIla, hut often no curative
properties whatever. Hence. hitter disappolni
uent has floved the q the various extracts n
s,rssparlla which food the market. until the name
itself has become synonymous with imposition thn
cheat still we call this compound ">arsaparills,
and intend to supply sueh remedy as shall rescue
the name from onloquy which rests upon IT, We
think We bsvo ground for believing it has virtues
which are Irresistible by the ordinary run Of the
diseases It 81. intended to cure. We can only assure
the sick that We offer them the hest aterativ which
we know now 70 produce, and re have reason to be-
lieve It is D., far tn most efectusl purifier q ihe
blood vet discovered by any body.
AYER's CHERRY PtCIoRALli i 50 universally known
to surpass every other remedy for the cure 4"
co.ohs. Colds. Irausr=s, Roa-ssne''- c'ovF' sroH
hits. Inepieuf Con,umBfion, and for the rehei %
Copsumptive Patients in advaueed stages Of the di-
.e. and that it is usele-s here to recount the ev
fence of Is virtues. Tho world knows them.
Pr.p .-si p, Or. g Ava Co. -'F'i. A2ss
al p.r-->t' t1i dsa.~'- il ne i'ria
everywhere
if~'n.