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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for ths'sWeek ending Thnrsday'
sis'S' { '-s-' February al. F."
FOREIGN.

~
.sS s'S' . ,-S February al. :
6 1y::s.g-%;a: FOREIGN
-.rivrRpnnI-per Br bark Regina-5S0 bales and
az bales Upland Cotton, Ills, ,0S0 feet Pine Timber
516s Pine Plank, boxes Copper Ore.
$3.50 DOMESTIC. IL
posTeN-per steamship Geo Upton-7 bales $ and
s10 bales Upland Cotton, ID Packages bale bas-
png - Casks Clay, 20 bales Bags, 81 hhds Ola ron
< and sundries. So ,oo 4;o.oo,
NEW YORK-Per steamship Emily souder-ds1 ueio1 *
Rice M bags T. and 314 bales Upland Coston 20
bales Cotton Waste 81 bales Yarn, 10 baes Doss 9s
tics "a packages ard boxes sundries eer s,e ~:
sSfn GaroIlE81 tiorces Rice 1128 bales Upland COT
tnn 19o bales Cotton, bales Yarn ana "a raSA
aoea Per steamship Quaker City-2A oaiss
and 2s4 bs.es Upland Cotton, 100 uerces 'ace, d. 49,
haIes Yarn Ga Packages; 81 Boxes, hags &C..
ochr TijIy-.4g bales and SOS bales Cpland CottoL
ak Heroes Rice 5s bhls Tar bales Bagg!ng cases
70 H1Sye boxes Liquor, boxes Books, hhds BONES
In bbis Ale IS packages Furniture, ChurSn oIga1,
"a IN coils Rope 2N empty Barrels, Is bundles eteeb
lt.-: 81 bars Iron, cask Filea, Sewing Machine:
pHifADEL L?HH-Per steamship WhirtW1nd-S6 e oales
COTTON 1S9 casks Rice, 76 bates Yarn 81 psies e. hope
is bags Fruit so tonB Springs, u 600 feet
Immber Is Buggtes and Wagons, 16o Dds and oo4es
pATTTMORE-Per stearnshp Sea Gul-90 uerces hlcs,
bales Upland Cotton ~ PACKAGES LeaInst'1 Ds!,
wool 30 baea Yarn. ID boxes sugar, o oos Nsssl
Strwesr shhds Hides IL bales BAGS 10 PacAaees, %
i9 O0a feet Lumber. Per steamsmR Falcgn%oS
- Hercea Rice 84 bales s. Cotton. % oasea gp!aia
Cottm 21 bales Yarn SO Packages ~ 4OO Iees fsnR'
per achr Elm 615 feet yellow f1ne Iuo1-
49,, ber....y. Per ;schr Dsiley-l20Oo0 feet HnDer'
-.; 70 600 fest Lumber. =
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SARATOGA.
''''EXCltA0IR' SPRING WAITER.

: % - tsss 80 x
HyHE WKTHRGo OF THIS BPRMGB BELIEVED 70
be unedualed by that OF any oher In the
valley OF Saratoga Is virtues such as have
It the high encomfuns Of all who have used IT. possess.
ing az docs in eminent degree, duretc
alterattve and tonic qualities. 9!
Practice of physic, Jefferson Medical Collage, Pha.
delphia formerly Of Chatleston, ~
.s.s-i,. - PHnADR1pH1A, November l6 l966:
taking the water Of the xcelaor Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of lte
to use the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed.
upon them for much Of the comfort enjoy am sats-
fed that the E1celsior Water Is as well adapted as any
which thoy are generally employed isvery agreeable,
strongly impregnated with the carbonic acid lively and
sparkling - - Lean hear y1and conscientouaiy
recommend it to oil who need gentle cathartc and
diureho. -. 80 ~ SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, Nd.
The Water1s put lin Pint tnnd Quart bottles, and
packed In good order for shppings Pints IN boxes
four dozen eac and Quarts In boxes OF two dozen eacn
.lss stsny - nv
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Boston Dry Goods Market.

BosroN February 15.-Ihere s no material change to
notice in the Dry Goods market this week. Cotton, with
more activity among jobbers, have been taken more
freely and prices continue to be sustained STANDARD
sbeefncs sre scng in lots wanted previous prices
Fine brown and beached sheetrgs and sh1rhngs have
been in request a the low Irces previously quoted
and with AM Increased demand an Improvement ts
looked for Cotton fannels dull Corset jeans are
In better request Ticks stripes and denms arc quiet
Cottonsdes have been selling more F ely and an active
trade is now looked for In these goods. Prints have
heen in steady demand, without any special change
since CUR last. ,,
advances and there is feeling; the demand is for
ljRht styles We quote Cochcco at &c.,; Pacific and
Spraoue l8c; Manchester, Allen, Hamilton and DunneA
l7hc: Wauregun 17c Dcnines remain without change
The different styles Of Manchester, Pacific and LoWeu
have been sold fair extent at previous prtces 26c for
regular styles In Woolens buyers commune 10
to some extent at tho low prices current put
is matter Of surprise that 30 little inquiry
exists Goods low as they can be, ana with
the prospect OF active trade now appears 70 us
good time to stock up. Some companies are very lnoi-
ferent about selling They have been holding under
dull trade long that they believe nothing s to be gain
ed by forcing goods off ut present. believing that 1aVor
able reaction must soon be brought about
A few Western buyers 0re IN market. Spring styles
and weights are most inquired for and there is pros
pec of better prices for them than for the heavy weights
Staple syles such as double and twist cassimeres silk
mixtures and neat styles of stripes, are selling quite
freely We quote fine 1ances at prices ranging from
81 25a1 So silk mixtures 81 25a1 90; heavy double and
twist cassmeres 81 371sa1 80. Since the reduction Of
prices Of carpets the trade have been mang selections
and buying moro freely.
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Consagnoes por Northonstern Railroad
February 31.

5s bales Cotton. % bs Naval Stores cars Lumner M %
Williams T. Co Charleston & Savannah. r 90. MONTY
Co. Kirkpatriok. G Addison Hodgers TO- TO-
Ryan, Gaillard 4 Minot, Dukes o. Adams' nIoss q
Sammy, A " Thames, " Desauaaure Mrs Pickle, =
Weyhmann & 90. Mnrzyck Co, Smith n ho9'nson,
NJ Geraghty Reeder. W Darlington, Shaw, MatIye4
Marshall, Jr, q s Hacher, Sullivan, N 4 Agent
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8E'lte'-.9att1g 8fps;
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY q, 1867.
I WOULD MOI, DIE AT ALL.
A1a-"I oould not die in Spring Time"

AR-"Iuould not die IN Spring Time. J"
Ivould NOT die in Spring time,
When worms begin to crawl,
When cabbage plants are shootng up
And frogs begin to squall;
'Tis them the girls are full OF charms
And smile upon the men
;. When lambs and peas are In their pri"e
would not perish then.
would not die in Summer,
When trees are filed with fruit
And every sportsman has gun,
The little birds to shoot.
The Girls then wear the bloomer dress,
= And half distract the men;
It Ia the time to sweat it out
would not perish then.
would not die in Autumn,
When new mown hay smells sweet,
. And little pigs are roofing round
For something nice to eat
'Iis then the huntsman's Wild ha]loo
Is heard along the gleB,
And oysters gin to fatten up
Iwould not perish then.
would not die in Winter,
- - For one might freeze to death,
When clustering Boreas sweeps around
And takes sway ones breath.
When ale;gh-bells jingle-horses snort
And buckwheat cakes are tau:
In flct, this is right gord world
I would not die at AL
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 1s.--CoFFEE.-T The market mar Is
ens Nth GOOD demand We report sales OF 500 bags
Rio. from second hands at 1sA cts 4so do do s aals
cts also bags out Of bark 81 cargo
The Iapwings cargo consists Of 5000 bags;
CofToS-is quiet demand limited but holders M trm at
81 cts for Low Gidding, and S2a32A Gus 1or Mlaoang
ing their stock. l.. so,,.
there was no inquiry from shippers. and the traoe ASe
hold most sparingy, buying bargains only We notice
sale of $50 bbs Northwestern Super at So 10
are offered freely at m though choice brands are hetG s
s1 5oa 7o Nothing as all ea1H iePGrea o reai M lots We
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Consisnees South Carolina. a.Rai1road'
TehruarY 81.

4sa bales Cotton, % balos Mdze, bbls and 20 sacks
70 n RODGERS 4 90, b rItsey; r Q; Mey Adams,
Feost Co, Y steiz, willis + ohiaom. I'm Aver 60.
G. Waltor 3 CO. D strobel, Minor. Wilbur = Marap'
Crane Boyleston & 90, Murphy DAVIS. b = sloan,
n Z letters Co, G " williams Co, " Courtney 4
Go, " " smith, ] NJ Caldwell Il Sons + Agent D. =
Baker, r Matthews, Mrs Moore, Cfow sosy 2
aon A 8 johnston. =
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PaSGonR eHSs

Per steamor Pilot Boy nom Savannah Beaufort &C.
Harrison, 4 Dubois, Ferrabee, " Graham, Coz
M seabrook,S o Capp, anlenbeek; &C. Mrs f1tzPas =
rick, Butler and lady Wright darrson, tn ,
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The boot and shoe trado continues dull, and is likely
to continue There few customers in town, but
they are purchasing quite sparingly The prices have
declined and many OF the recent saes have been at loss
than cost to the but thoy could probably
decline in tho price of stock The supply of boots and
shoes on hand smaller than usual at this season. and
the prospects for the spring ude are so poor that manu-
factrers are doing but little. Large numbers OF work
idle, and somo Of them have been for two OF
three months. There is not much positive suffering as
yet, but many families have much solicitude for the
future.
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Gnirs..Therc wore more samples of Wheat ;.. on
change to-day, but the mlers are grinding but little
and there is not much competition on the part OF nuy
ers No sales and prices nominal as last quoted
particularly white is coming in more freely, ana "ltn
Continued scarcity of tonnage and prevailing hgn raes
of FREIGHT prices have further declined !he offerings
amounted to $500 bushels white and 1000 bushels yel
low: included in the salcs we're 5000 buahes good 70
prime white at esa94 cents 1000 bushels mixed and tar
10 at eOa91 cents; 500 bushels yellow ct 9Sa95
one prices for lots afoat Oats were scarca but qmet
onote 55a57 cents RyeA small sale reported OF 81 70
MoLAsgEsLThe late imports Of new crop Cuba are
held above buyers views Two cargoes, we learn nave
heen taken to account for boiling. -.4,.,.,1 -.
RIcE-We report sale of 500 bags Rangoon ut 81 cts
gold, in bond -. =, !, .I,,,,,
Meats and liberal ers refused for large lots; Bacon
Sides are scarce and wanted for Immediate shlpment
soe of the dealers who have oversod we qnoie snou
ders. lie; Rib sides 12Aa12c Clear Rib do l2%alSc
Hams-Sugar Cured new, 1Ga17c. Lard-prme western
Ia quoted at 12Hc.; sale was made todfy OF ~ ucs
ron bound OF DMc.; Mess Pork unchanged.
sAIT-Our market is steady with fair jobbing demand
wa oote Liverpool Ground Alum at 80 20a2 2e DO t1ne
ss Is for Marshans and Worthington's Turks Island
sussAnOur market is inactive. though firm, but rea.
lively lower than New York We have only TO nooce
saes Of 60 hhds Cuba at rs do Porto Rico at
WsKEY-Is dull aud IN the absence Of sales u - d1i-
cult to give reliable quotations. IEs:
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Exports of Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber
from the Port of Charleston, from Scpt'er
1st to February al, 1867.
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...rt,,,7:c1.AnLDsToN LEES MARKET.

s'-A -
FOE .Tm WEEK ENDING TEtuRsDAY, REBHuARx IL ioot'
CoTroN.--The uncertainty, existing IN regard TO the
.,nonnt o The sincoming crop, and the generally oe
nreaad condition Of the Cotton manufacture, has con-
santy lowering tendency on the value of the arcie;
and while in the FIRST part OF week prices here con-
tinned steady the weak condition Of the Engsh market
CAUSED tha rates On -Gssday TO recede AcS . And
eatsrdsy prices again fell of Nc. b. The daily trans
scons sncs our last weekly statement Will be seen by
the following report:i ..st.: - =
- On 18th there Wasa moderate mand
buyer purchasing at previous rates Sales s16 bales
the quotations beings, Ordinary 2ac; Low Midding Soc
Mid ding s1c and Strict Kidding SIC.
On Saturday hblderg hi many cases, were asking firm
r races; and In q few transactions rather ber rates
,vsre obtaned; the market continuing however, without
alteration but closing firm Sales $50 bales,
eeNiddHna Upland being quoted at sic; q b. ~
On Monday buyers we're generally lower prices
which sellers being unwilling to accept there was but
ntte dons the amounting to only 50 bales;
;duoaaaous being nominal. = ~ -: ;t, ,}'s :5i
On Tuesday therewss fAr in. 1ry, and buyers pur-
chased ia bales Of previous oAions. say slc %.
cfor Middhng Cotton '3A - :. = ,;s.
On Wednesday the market was declining, and holders
had 70 submit to lower rates IN order TO transact bus-
eas .,ricas fAlng ut least haK oent b.; sales 211
bales, Mldnns Cotton being quoted at ao@sokc . h
- Yesterdny there 8as moderate demand at declining
1rioas the rates falling of about hat cent b; sales
$40 bales, viz: at 2c. 81 at 2sc 2s at 2sc, 81 at
aac B st 20c; 50 ct Soc; so ct soKc: II ats1c We
+. t -rfss 4. =
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steam through at New York steamers rates. on

steam through at New York steamers rates; on LUMBER
-by SAIL -ssHH -ssH 5a@se -ss:1f -
WCHANGE-sterling Bils-The rate yesterday "as
s4sMs5ax to the pound sterling for GU days bills
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks are purchasing signt
Checks ON New York at = per cont discount OH; !;
FIVE to ten days, per cent discount off, ten to fifteen
days, per cent discount of; twenty to twenty-five
days TX per cent off, twenty-five to thirty days. per
cant. Off They sell Sight Drafts on New York at par
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at ~ and
selling at 37H
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February 2o-TuRrENTnE-is ,',ioh IN as,
mand and market firm. Only 90 boIs receIseo, s hi
we're aken at So so for yellow Dip and 50 IS tor nara
per $50 pounds. ,,, o,,o .ort and As
bbs changed hands Of 62c per gallon ..,,oa r,orouon
Ros1N-Sale of 80 bbls at IS l2H Tor sualen
T1MaER-One raft prime mill sold at $40 per H.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
Now M 4th Oh. Sem. even Full NJ 18th, Oh 21m. even
First 9. 11th shaOm. even Last G. 2eth 6h 12m morn
81 nUN. MOON HIGH
6..42 Sat Rises 7..19
G..4 5..48 8..66 $40
2OI "wednesday. 6..40 $40 7..69 e..43
81 lTlursday... 6..39 $40 1855 9..T
22lFriday. -. 6..38 6..60 9..49 TO-. 6
23|Saturday. 6..H 5..5l 10. .48 10. .46
"a Sunday. ."..i 6..35 6..52 H..2 u,.S
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Exports Of Cotton
WHENCE EXPORTED. WEEK. ofJsLY, 10

FROM THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, s. g., ooM,ENo1Na Is'
-' sept. 1855, TO FEBsuARY 81, 1857, INCLUSIVE.
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SEA 1snAND OoTroN.- The depressed news from Liver
pool with the large receipts has had an nnfasorabe In
fdanceoa tie market and the sales, which amount to
sbou 500 bales for ihe week. have been at declining
prices. The market was yesterday dull and quotations
,,r,,,f1al - 80 .i r.syS -.
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i;,sS--, ,,'. - :. MONEY MARKET.
The New York Evening FOssof Tuesday, February 18TH
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Winthrop go tons; Stuart ii Boyce Co.'S wharf, for
Liverpool loading Patterson b Stock
Bessie Crosby (Br 6S1 tons, Crosby, at Boyce Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, loading. ..R Mure Co.
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!, 1iyRRpooI-per Br bark Regna.sso bales s I and
an bales Upland Cotton 11S oso feet Pine lamoef'
51bS Pine Plank, boxes Copper Ore
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r. r. R. Railways Ready Relief,

l. the cheapest and best family medicine in the world
The moment it used pain II reums ism,
gia bilious chOc, Inflammation of tn kidneys,
almost instantly. If seized with sudden colds coughs
iuenza, ephciia h0ascness, sore troat cills fever
and agIe, ercuria psn. scarlet fever, &c. &c, take
from four six of adwsys PILE and also take tea
spoonful of the Ready Relief in glass OF water.
ned with sugar honey; battle the thros head
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fever battle the spine aso i'll the ming you will be
cured
How the Ready Relief ac's: In few minutes the
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the entire BODY is ditfusive stimulating properties
rapidly through vein and tissus of the
arvzng the sothful AID partially psrslyzed glands
and sns renewed and healthy action perspiration
follows and the sugfce of the body feels increased be
The cknoss rpInach colds, chilli, headsche Oppr
ed br, siug The Of the throat and all pains
either intensity externally, readily subsis and the
patient fills into Tranquil, sic p swakes refreshed, in
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l. will I've found ths' in using the Relief externally
either tie spine acres the kidneys, over the
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rcc Of Il. t. L. Relief. =" cents per bottle. Sold by
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ESSEX COUnty.

The county officers tor the county of Es-
sex met at the county clerks office IN
Guildhall, Dec. ID, 1867, and were duly
qualified as follows, to wit: Richard
small. Guldhall. Elias Lyman. Lcmin%-
ton. assistant Judges; ID. 5. Storrs. Island
Pond. states attorney: VIM. ii. Harts-
horn. Guildhall. Judge of probate; ). W.
Cadcs. Island Pond. sheriff. The Judges
of the county court re-appointeG Charles
L. Benton. who makes a very popular
county clerk. The judge of probate ap-
pointed as his register the Hon. Jonah
Brooks. of Lunenburg. The Sheriff ap.
pointed for deputies: Asa I1ibbard. West
Concord; Chester W. Schoh, Guildhall
Arthur I. Holbrook. Lexington; Moody
Il. Quimby, Canaan. The probate office
has been removed from Lunenburg tt
Guildhall.
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Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry

For the Of cough colds hoarseness s.thma inu-
ems, Group whooping cough, bronchitis predsposition
to consumption, &c, &c.
This great remedy is too well known and is perform
ing too much good to make it necessary go into
elaborate discussion of lis merits. Suffice to say that it
still maintains its supremacy in curing d,esses Of the
most obstinate charsc er and that all who suffer from
the above complaints after having te.ted this remedy,
seldom have occasion to resort other appliances to
to insure perfect re-tOrstion to health.
FROM HON. W. H. JONES of WEST DOVER, VT
81" have been troubled from NY bOyhood with chronic
or hereditary lung complaint Some years slnce, early
i'll the winter took cold which usual settled into
severe cough which continued to increase the season
advanced although made Use of all The cough remed
it's mad knowledge Of. My family physician nl,O
prescribed for me. but experienced relief. During
all this time gradually running down, losing flesh
,nd strength until my friends well myself became
very much alarmed, thinking should waste away in
consumption. While in Boston. during the spring fol
lowing, | Was induced 70 try Wstars Balsam If Wild
Cherry After day's trial senble that II was
relieving me; in ten days. time my cough had entirely
ceased and WIS restored to health and strength
have ever since kept the Balsam in my house, and
whenever any member Of my family has cough o.
cold 1t is immediately restored to. No family should
lie without it J"
Prepared by SETH w FOwLE & son, IS Ire
mont ST., Boston, AID for sale by druggists generally.
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r.ii3 - NOT i DIN.

..Iya r1mia3tr 10 or subscribers
'r.D crtrrcd upon tie last month q
w. oad Hat his is az oppTopriate time
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$50 ID 50 patd IN c'rtace.
i list Of agcajs 'rR be toa"d at III
afHi. coluUla. To ,~iom Subscribers cGI
rt.n n1rc cUErtaio1t.
s. &.-Fc hore aJ,r nd scores nth al
IS HW ~ raH 2,JestDd.
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CIUTTENDEN COUNTY.

Arson Bixby of Westford is under $500
bonds for receiving one hundred pounds
Of stolen wool.
The son of postmaster Davis of South
liihe>bur9h. accused of stealing from the
mails. found this country too hot for him
Thermometer about twenty degrees be-
low Zero-and has fled to the cooler eli
mate of Canada.
Mrs. Storrs, widow of the late Deacon
Storrs. (who was killed by the accident at
the last county fair at Burlington,) was
fatally burned on Thursday morning. by
her clothes taking fire from stove. Her
age was seventy years.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Mir. Almont Barnes. editor and associate
publisher of the st. Adams Messenger
has dissolved his connection with thai
paper.
Some Richford farmers have been gull
ed out of $4,000 by land sharks, who sole
them bogus rights to all sorts OF patent!
for the Improvement of agriculture.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
The Newsdealer of Hydepark says a
! one OF Capt. J. I. Parish's heavy fou
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MARRIAGES.

In Lyndon, Dec l.. by Rev. L. b. Tasker, Mr.. Ira
D. Eggston of East ulke and Miss Frsncelis b. Bur-
ington of Lyndon.
In Burke, Dec 12 by Rev. Il. ii. Barton, Mr.. Robert
NJ Brock OF Barnet and Miss f. Gilfllsn Of Burke.
In Burke, Dec A. b; Rev. l.. II. Barton, Mr. Win
throp T. Reed of Concord, and Miss Celia A. Richards
f Kirby.
In Hardw;ck, DC l., by Payson Tyler, Mr.. VIM. d.
IIuse and Sarah A. Richardson, both Of Hardwick.
In Barnet Dec Il, by Rev. l.. s. Watts, Mr.. James
Craig AID Ms. Addic a. Blake, both Of Pescham
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Boston Markef---Dec. ~.

FLOUR W,etrrn superfnr at $3.50 IA 5000
common extras at $50 a 1880; medium do at 81 H.
o. 70 Loo; -. Louis At Sl3.U Is l..W q Dbl.
CORN Wessrrn mixed, Sl.E IA LIS; southern
yellow : Az ~ OATS northern, 0.S3. "a S0.SS
west, RI 900 "a 900. RYE-Sl.,n g 80. Shoots
:.i5.eG Gs $500.
PORk-Prime, $1,000 "a 5000; mess, 1920 e
:305; cear,S2i@ " 300. BEEF-Extra mess
sl3.o0; family. S2iOU LARD, l%54 "a l3ss SMOKEI
HAMS, l4Ig "a i5c q ID. BUTTER, IS e i5c Il ID
CHEESE. 10 "a l6c u Id.
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TO Farmers.

Our farmer readers will find some inter-
esting agricultural reading on the fourth
page this week. 1t is our intention to
make this department of our paper more
valuable than heretofore. For the next
paper we have in hand another article on
"Manures-their true and comparative
value"-to be followed by others upon
soils, rotation of crops, manufactured
manures, plaster, ashes. muck, etc., etc.
The winter. is particularly the reading
time of the farmers. and now is the time to
lay III store OF knowledge to be put in
practice another season.
Russell Hallett, Esq. of this place has
just handed in his testimony TO the good
effects of certain fertilizer manufactured
here. He says: Il have cultivated DO.
tatoes Oh part of my garden for mum
Der Of years. This year used Paddock
Bone phosphate. and the potatoes were
twice as large as any year before. I also
used it in my corntield. and the yield wa,
one-lhird larger than that where manure
was used"