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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

Prices of Market Beef-Extra sl4 Is 40 IA 50 quail
ity Sl3 90 az Sl4 90; second quality Sl2 80 "a SO 90;
third quality SO 50 a Sill 80.
Prices of store Cattle-Working Oxen, y par-sl00
a S2T5.
Mich Cows and Calves-S50, s75, $50 a sl2n.
Yearlings SIS a s2s two years old s1S "a s45; three
years old SO a $50
sheep-s4,00 q $3.50. Lambs-s2,5o a 600. Elk
ira, $500
Hides l01 "a lie. y Fb Tallow "a 10 y h
Pelts 81 90 a 81 % each. Calf Skins 25 c u Ii.
REMARKS. There Is no real cha ge from last week.
Extra fat and nice cattle sold quick, but the common
grade dull and slow. Sheep whole dull, and sod
$50 g %, e3,75, S40O q 81 so p head A few nice
FOR $500.
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- IL " Z n L N e.
An entirely new invention for instsntaneously
SlLVE r PLATIN
Brass, Copper, German Silver, &c,
AND
CLEANING AND POLISHING SILVER AND SILVER.
PLATED WARE.

Although an entirely invention, this article has
already excited the surprise and admiration of many of
the prominent scientific Of day and pronounc
ed by those who have its magical operation
one Of the ost valuable inventions of modern times
1t is complete electro sver-pating battery in bot
te and is destined to work wonders every household
by its all silver plated ware, plating is worn
or be restored to its original beauty and articles of
brass "copper" German silver, etc. be
plated with pure silver at triing that fanily
need be without it.
There thousands Of articles in daily made the
baser metals which, by occasional Of the silverne
may be made highly ornamental as well useful.
II is is perhaps needless say that the siverne as its
name implies, is preparation of PURE SILVER, and
contains no mercury, acid other ingredients,
property in tue slightest degree tous the
hands.
Applied to Silver Plated Table Ware, Fruit Dishes,
Trays, Castors Stair Rods, Harness Trimmings Military
Equipments Door Knobs and Plates, Metallic Window
and Show case Frames, &c, whose plaag is off, it
gives them all the beauty of ware which they will
retain if the sverne is applied often such articles
ordinarily cleaned
Applied to Copper Brass Bronzs articles It will keep
them beautifully srersd, with quarter the
required to keep them clean by securing
1t will also be found to be the aud economical
silver cleaner ever used, producing all the briancy
unaloyed silver.
HOWE s. STEVENS,
4o45 MANUFACTURERS, 26) BROADWAY Boston, MASS.
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or three months for so cents, the subscrib-
ers paying the postage.
The reports Of the legislative proceed
lngs will be under the charge of Mr..
Deming, who has skillfully performed that
duty for several years past.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-05
CAUTION In TIMEI

Persons that desire to use d.. Herricks Obong Kid
STRENGTHENING Plaster that PAIN weakness
tress in FIVE hours and that has stood the of expert
enee thirty Years, should not confound them with the
mserpbe unbleached muslin paper and other worthless
prparatons aed pasters offered for sale all stores
and often given in place Of Herrieks. Dr. Herrcks Kd
Pasters and Sugar Coated Pills used In the u s. Army
and Navy, are introduced into most Hospitals, Aims
Houses and Prisons and starte communities with their
wonderful cures Five thousand physicians and surgeons
use and endorse them Gail for and that get
by dealers everywhere.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.

Making per cent for the year ending August l. 1865
Said per centage to be cast upon the original
of the premium note without reference endorse
ment aud to be paid to the Treasurer his office in
Montpelier before the IL day of October 1856
Members of the Company will find in the hands of the
Representatives elect the Legislature local agents of
the Company,a schedule showing the of assess
ment due from each respectively and they particu
ry desired TO that the money for their
forwarded to the Office in October The must
be paid when due Those who fail thus pay ought not
to expect to be paid IL their property Is destroyed by fire
little attention to this the part Of the members of
the Company, at the proper time will save them ex-
pense and trouble. See Sec S, of Incorporation on
your Policy, which will he enforcedl
). I. THuRsT0N, Treasurer.
ms. Office, Montpelier, Sept. i, 1856 $40
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Musical instruction
MR.. R.P. WRIGHT, of Bostn.

ESPECTFULLY informs his musical friends that he
has Bellows Pals and vicni;y 70 resume
Musical Instruction, or quarter. To eonnence July
8, 1s's. "
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HANCOCK HOUSE.

Boafu by the day week. Rooms from Il % 2 %
per day. HULL d FISHER, Propriciors.
INAIM, FRUIT AND GARDEN LANDS FOR SALE
Franklin Tract" Gloucester county, N. j., % miles
south of Philadelphia, West Jersey Railroad Bes.
fruit and muck soil in the Union Most convenient TO
best markets Very mild healthfu and delightful climate
excellent water, early Wild Lands SIS TO S5
per acre Improved lands $50 to SIS per acre,-long
credit Hundreds settling here. Report Of Scion
Robinson, Agricultural Editor N Y tribune, with circu
lars and pamphlets sent free applicants Letters ans
wered. Address JOHN Ii. COFFIN G. CO., Newfeld
Gloucester County, N. J.
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A GENTS wANTED.-s2o00 a year and expenses TO
IA male and female Agents, 70 introduce and
full invocation, absolutely needed in every household
Agents prefPrrng 10 WORK commission earn from
50 10 so per day For particulars addreS w O. WILL
SON, Cleveland Ohio
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The Rae Patent Peat Machine.

kouos1
Is the cheapest strongest and best machine for break.
Ing eondensing and preparing pcat for fuel yet invented
The Eastern Peat Company will furnish parties in New
England on short notice. four sisss Of Feat Machines
constructed under this patent Thsss nsohines give
tire satseon, and need only 10 he be apprecia
ted. Agents wanted for the Eastern Peat Company In
every town and county In New England 20 sell machines
rights, etc, etc. Liberal commissions allowed. Apply
either In person or by letter TO BUTTRlCK & HILL,
General Agents, Eastern Peat Co.. ia Washington Street,
Boston, Mass.
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BILLIARD TABLES. s sET sHr @I4

PATENT COMBINATION CUsHI0Ns. Improved Aug
1866 These Tables for Elegance Of Design Elasticity and
Correctness Of the Improved Cushions. ease and still
Of the running Of the balls universally acknow
edsed to be unequaed All that In want Of
Fables for private public think Il would for
their interest examine them before purchasing Made
and for sale solely byJ. n, CAME 60, ia sudbury
Of Court Sc Boston, Also, for sale all articles con
nected with Billiard Tables All kinds Of repairing Ia
bliss aud Balls done promptly.
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HemIock Bark Wanted!
Sept. Is, 1865

I'VE Subscribers will pay cash for Hemleck Bark and
Hydes delivered at their Tannery in Bel ows Falls Vt
CHASE Il BARRON.
Sept Is, 1866. SO
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Or. J. Coils Brownies Chlorodyue. !,

THIS invaluable remedy produces quiet, refreshing
sleep, relieves pain, Gaines the system restores the de-
ranged functions and stimulates healthy action the
eretons Of the body Thousands of testify to its
wonderful effects, and medical exto its virtues using
1t In great quantities in the following diseases Consump
ton, Asthma, bronchitis, oping Cough, Neuralgia
Diarrhoea, rheumatism, spasms. Sc. &c.
CH0LERA.-Earl Russell mmunicated TO the College
of Physicians and j. T. Davenport that had received
Information to the effect that the only remedy of any
vice in Cholera 0horodyne (see Lancet, Dec. 81
1851
CAUTION None genuine without the words DIR J. Coils
brownies Chlorodyns on the Government stamp Over
whelmng medical testimony accompanies each bottle
sole Manufacturer j. T. Davenport No. 49, Russell
Street. bloomsbury, London.
HENRY SMITH, Special Agent, No. 81, Nassau Street.
New York Sold by all druggists 81 and 81 per bsttle
Orders by letter promptly attended to.
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Wins Patent Hair Crimpers.

FOB CRIMPrNG AND WAVING LADIES, HAIR
No heat required in using them Ask your storskeeper
tursr y. WINS, Sixth st and Columbia Ave, PhiIadel
phia.
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IMPORTANT TO THE GENERAL PEOPLE.

NEXT to the common articles Of daily food fYuts &c
~ there nothing in universal than candies
and unhappiy there is nothing made subject
alton as they by the adoption Of the deeterous
substances destI uctive health An exposure Of these
authorizations and their pernccus effects was recently
made in this paper which caused much speculation and
no doubt warned that the only safe made
Of candies and CONNECTIONS obtain thoee which are
known to be pure. The knowledge that they are thus
pure IS what has made Southmayds candies popular
and what has enhanced his business to encourage
him 10 build splendid marble eifce in Temple Place
for his manufacturing and wholesale trade while his retail
business wi be carried horticultural Hall as usual
The finest and purct material the of none but the
most innocent and innoxious colorng Materials and the
neset and most tasteful styles of manufacturing cous
tute southmzyd candies among best the sarst and
the most popular in the market.-Bosfon Joarnai.
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Married.

Sept 10, by Rev. A. NJ. Swain, Mr. SAMUEL. r. LL(
NARD and Miss KATIE H. PHELPS, all of Grafton
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-05

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young
VI Ladies', Bridgeport, Conn. For Circulars address
the Principal, Miss EMILY NELSON.
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&l5'19Ai|l3
FOR
InstantaneOusly Yer-PIating

ARTICLES
BRASS, COPPER, GERMAN SIL YER, DC
Restoring the plating where off and for clearing
and polishing
SILVER AND SILVER PLATED WARE.
This most useful invention of the age preparation of
PURE SILVER, and contains mercury, acid or other
substance injurious to metals the hands Ii is a com
plee electro-pating battery 10 bottle Price so cents
per bottle. For sale by Druggists Variety stores
HOWE & STEVENS,
40-52 Manufacturers, Boston, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-05

ChevaIfer's Lille for the Hair
NEVER FAILS to restore gray hair to its original color,
~ freshness and beauty; will POSITIVELY stop its,
falling cut; will SURELY promote its growth; is GER
TAIN to impart life and vgor; will INVARIABLY Keep.
the head in clean cool and healthy condition; contains
nothing injurious has equal hair dressing and is
endorsed by our best ply scans you ladies and
gent-men II is all you require for the hair Sold by all
Druggists. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, NJ. d At Whole
sale in Boston by Geo G. Goodwin Co Weeks Potter
NJ. 5. Burr Co, Carter Wiley.
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Died.

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries ncud-
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length.
In Bernardston, Sept 20, fell asleep in Jesus ROSAN-
NAH f., wife Of Holland Allbe aged GO years.
In Boston, Mass, Sept. 18th. CAPT JOSEPH DAVIS
formerly Of Rockingham, aged 10 Yeas and months
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CITY ORDINANCES.

A N ORDIN NANCE
~ To Authorize the Constr eton Of a Sewer on
Chestnut Street, from Twenty third TO Twenty
second street.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils of the
City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the Depart.
ment OF Highways be and IS hereby authorized to
construct sewer with interior diameter of three
feet, upon the line Of Chesnui street. from Twenty.
third TO Twenty second street with the necessary
nets for the proper surface drainage In accordance
with plan and specifications TO be prepared by the
Department OF Surveys
Section 2. Tue Chief Commissioner Of Highways
shall advertise, according TO law, announcing that
proposals will he received for the construction OF
sad sewer, and he shall allot the work the lowest
bidder who gives appiov security, and Il snail be
condition of said contract that the contractor shall
accept the sums assessed upon and charged 10 the
properties lying on the line of said sewer author
iZed by the Act Of Assembly, approved March 80,
1866. and in manner and form provided by Sections
2and OF Ordinance entitl ed "An Ordinance regu-
latlnR the assessment upon property for the con-
stTuction OF sewers" approved May IL, 1886: Pro-
vded, That the city shall be no expense, except
for legal deductions, intersections, inlers, and man
holes, winch shall be paid for of the res pectiVe
items Of appropriation for those purposes.
WILLIAM s, SrOKLEY,
President of Common Couboi
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Sc ect Council,
Approved this nineteenth dav OF May, Ammo
DomIni one thousand eight hundred and sIxty-mx
MORTON McMICHAEL,
52l 1t iiayor oi Philadelphia.
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THE DEMI-MoNDE.
Latest Fashionable Gossip and Events
For Ladies' Only.

Latest Fashionable Gossip aud Event
For Ladies' Oniy.
The favorite new mater ais for spring and summer
costumes IN Paris are striped pOplIns, violet,
green, blue ana buff The new silks are either plain
Riace or have chime and jasper stripes on white
ground. Grey Of leaden tint ia very fashionable.
French llamas will be worn for intermediate use.
Basques are fastened to the belt put on or taken
on at pleasure. They are made PLAN, with small
false pockets, SO as to give the appearance OF tight
fitting 'casque when used for walking dress. Shoes
with high nees viii be worn preferably to boots
Stockings are ornamented with red, white, silver
and gold
In the new styles of chemises instead of beino
trimmed with embroidered insertion, the chemise
itself is embroidered. The embr odery Is never more
than Tour inches oeep, and in front 1t describes
PtdStrOn hithtr ValencIennes or Malines edging is
added round the top. 1he initials else tue crest
OF the embroidered in the centre OIL the top
The novelty IN petticoats is single deep houuce,
which assists 10 hold the skirt, and prevents it
from clinglng. IhIs deep hounce trimmed with
several rows OF narrow ruches, which are well
sldered equal to one crnone.
@laRlion, the great ballet dancer, is yet living, and
is IS years old.
An irate mother recently whipped tyrannical
schoolmaster in Iowa.
fashionable parties ale now cal ed daughter.
cultural shows"
Women who have become bald by frequent
burning OF the HAIR for crmplng introducing the
fasnlon OF wearing top knots in PARIS The Empress
smiles upon ii.
The Empress OF the French has commenced
series OF $oreeS do@SantS in her private apartments
at the Palace OF the Tulleries. The opening soiree
of the series lately to large ana very brill
liant company. Eu. enie wore a ose.colored dress
cOifare OF the same color, and had out few orna
menls.
AN odd story is told OF a crack younp barriser In
London lately Member of Parliament, VINO was
recently about to be married to young lady of dis
ungushed connections. 1t that the prospective
BRIDE was posst ssed among other desIrable quaica
tons, OF very noted name, OF litue fortune of
t3OOO year, and was, moreover, the niece of dis
tnguished peer. Great preparations made 70
have the wedding in most splendid and recherche
manner possible A certain n ph rank
was to give away the bree and the great Tory chief
Disrae was 10 propose the health of the pair at the
wedding breakfast. All the ton were looking anxl-
Ousy forward 10 it as promising to be one of the
most brilliant affairs OF the season. But, not long
before the happy day, when the upper circles were
all agog with the coming event, the bridegroom sud
denly disappeared Very soon 1t leaked cut that he
had lnvountarily become an inmate OF the debtors'
prison. 1t was maicIOuslY suggested by some that
ne had got a friend to put him to escape the
match, owing TO the discovery that the ladys for.
tune was not as large as had been supposed.
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StraWs.

If straws show the direction Of the wind, the
utterances of crowned heads in Europe, lust
now, are significant. Among the bits OF gos sip
in the foreign mail received by the Jdpd, we
find the following:-
"At soiree ddnsdnte given at the Tuileries,
while M. de GOltZ and Prince Metternch were
talking confdentially together in the recess of
one of the windows, Napoleon, perceving the
intimate nature of the conversation, went to-
wards the speakers, and said in a tone loud
enough TO be heard by those standing near: An,
Prussia and Austria, thus do love TO see you
togetherp
Some of the Italian journals state that after a
ball lately given to the King OF Italy by the city
of Milan, he said to the members of the munich.
Pality; Gentlemen, you have given me ball at
Milan; next year / will return the compliment
by giving you a supper at Venice "a
THE Pal NAL Gazette has the following
The Partisan public is Just now so excited, and
so many wild rumors are constantly circulating
there, that it is not easy to slit the truth from
the exaggeratons and inventions which prevail
We hear, however, from correspondent that
MenoLti Garibaldi was, in the beginning OF the
week, in Paris, making large purchases of equip
menis. and also offering immediate engagements
to various officers who formerly served under
his f9then'n .... -.......
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ANECDoTE OF JOHN KEBLE.-A correspondent
the late John Keble:-''In the only visit I ever
paid to that second Bemerton (Hursley), in
1868, as we we're walking towards the village,
directed Mr.. Keble's attention to a broken piece
oGt od GROUND cnalH,plt as IT turned ogt-Whlch
that is a sad place-th9t is connected with the
most painful event ofmy lite.' began TO fear that
It had been the scene of some terrible accident
which had unwittlngly recalled to his mind.
1T was there he went on, that | first knew for
certain that j. H. N. had left us. We had Just
made up our minds that such an event was all
but inevitable, and one day received letter in
his handwriting. l felt sure of what it con-
tanned, and | carried it about with me all
through the day, afraid to open it. At last got
away to that chalk-pit, and there forcing myself
10 read the letter, found that my forebodings
had been too true-it was the announcement
that he was gone.r
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AN ACTRESS CULTIvATING OYSTERS. - Soon
after the death of the celebrated Rachel (says
the Pau NAL Gazette, her sister, Sarah Felix,
abandoned the stage and betook herself to oys-
ter breeding on the shores OF Mount st. MichaePs
bay, in Lower Normandy, where for some years
past she has successfully directed an extensive
pare GttG huibes. But the oyster pest by which
the Cancale district has been attacked has de-
populated her beds, and she is now forced 10
make fresh eXertions in order to obtain a liveli-
hood. So she has obtained from the Prefect of
La MaDche the concession of a fresh bed known
as lie Banc des Pendus, near Regneville, on
which she proposes to acclimatize the American
oyster, delicacy hitherto unknown to Euro
peon gastronomy.
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EMIGRATION FROM IRELAND IN 1S65-From a
statistical report lust issued under the authority
OF the 1lish Registrar General, it appears that
1865 was l0l, 497, rather less number that In
1864. A great increase, however, took place
during the last three months of 1866 as COM
pared with 1864, and this increase has extended
into the present year. The Registrars returns
are produced in a very leisurely manner, and in
April, 1866, we have only the figures for the
quarter ending December, 1865, but it is under
stood that the emigration for the past three
1t is estimated that the Irish population de.
creased further last year to the number of so OOO
which would leave the total about $500, 900.
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The ARIZONA MAssAoRB.-A letter signed by
Charles Hamilton, and dated at Williams Fork,
Arizona, April 80, seems to confirm the massacre
at Fort Goodwin. He states that the attack
occurred ten days previously, and that of two
Regiment, consisting of one hundred men, only
seven escaped. The remainder were wounded
and scalped. The Apaches reaped rich har-
vest carrying off arms, ammunition. commits
sary stores, etc. Anumber of supposed friendly
Indians were admitted into the fort, and sur
pIlsed the garrison. On the contrary, dispatches
received ia San Francisco from General Mason
say that the report of the massacre is without
foundation.
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PRgssIA AND AUsTRIA,


describes the difficulty between AT
5sla in these stanzas:-
Prussia was q robber,
Austria was a thief;
Prussia and Austria
Stole a Danish fef.
Prussia said to Austria,
Leave the swag alone,v
Austris said TO Prussia,
when you drop your bone"
Prussia said to Austria,
You don't mean to go?D
Austria said to Prussia,
Out of HolsteIn? No."
Prussia said to Austria,
Wherefore do you arm ?r
Austria said to Prussia,t
"Ot you IN alarm"
Prussia said to Austria,
IL don't mean to fight"
Austria said to Prussia,
My intention, quite"
Prussia said 10 Austria,
Drop your warlike game"
Austria said to Prussia,
when you do the same"
Prussia said to Austria,
Whats the end to be 2"
Austria said to Prussia,
"Hit me, and you'll see."
Prussia said 10 Austria,
Come, this brag won't do.n
Austria sa d to Prussia,
"Sir, the same TO you"
Prussia said to Austria,
"I'll the Diet try"
Austria said to Prussia,
'Thank you, so will l."
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preston that might be made state that Il ere s no
wrong causing my gTiefs, and call again the pro-
prietors to be ready. God bless all. Goodbye.
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el.2S3 6SO'ls

r.ou,. EIREC TORS
John q, Davis ] h Penistsn Ne''
Edmund A. Souder Henrv Sloan
Iheophi.us Paulclng, William ii Bouton
John X Penrose, Edward 6ariinoton'
UUes Unms IIHhuhr, II. Jones Brooks
pItS InnnS - DMett Jr', Edward Laiourcade,
William c. Ludwig James n McEa,Iana
Joseph II. Seal, Joshna p Fvro '
George G, Lelper, Spencer MciIvsin
Hugh Craig i r. SamnIa 'Ppit3.sburo
Robert Burton, A r RerSer Patsburs'
John Taylor, D. T. Morgan Pttsbns1
IBOMA & G. HAND, President,
prsnv rv, JOHN G. DAVIS, vice President.
-o -oEHRl L1LBUBN, eecretary. Is