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THE MARKETS.

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
Reported and telsgrspsed expressly for as Gree. xe..
Fireman.
At Cambridge and Brighton, for the w...
ending Oct B, 1867.
-"' Cattle sheer. shote.. swine. Ven,
Thi. week, a7sO os,2 OoO0 i4uo ~
j.: :. slss G ssas S SsSs S Sss
Beef-E1tra sl3 90 TO eI3 81 hr.t quality ola % ID
el2 IS; I'd quality slol'cato II IS 81 quality $50.
dressed besfA choicest single pairs 600 90 O.
Bulls. &C., 40 90 to Q %.
,h.ir value q. beet Handy Steers Ie005 600.
6Milch Cows-s6O to s13 extra good $50 10 slo, VII.
or calves as may he agreed iarr"~ and "raa
'ss4oHNYearlings sI5 10 se5 year. old sso,.
sbespV, to II Lambs 81 IS to g. IL per h..d.
IA, Hors-7s to SIC. Young Pirs-Oioo
shote.-63 TO : retail II TO sc pr 10
Veal CaIve.-S0 500 ~ per head
Hidee-Brghton l0io to lie County lots, 10 To lts
TaliorIsl 70 Dc Country lots : to 73c.
PelIs-Lambs. 50 to 75c each sHorn 30 10 '5e
R.M.Hx.-Rec Receipts 724 cattle 500 sheep lamb.
with good number OF LAT hoss, sc; Lon'iaeflns III.
market favorable In the drovers than h,
ipatsd-beuer than last week al Cambt'des Nc.
SIX at 10 cents35 SKI and better ones peddled of
in lois
B. Taylor sheep ats cents, and loo at per
pound Lambs sold according TO size and quality
al 80 TO $3.50, and 4 few best al S.
CHANGE
Alter fuIT discussion of ,uhject meeting called
by printed poster and held in the nall Of Porter
tavern resolution IN favor Of changing back from
Thursday 10 Tuesday old m. rket dar CamhridE.
was .sed by Of A. TO q. The vote of the d.
being taken separately stood ior the change ussdy
Tuesday The change TO take place IN one ~eef FINN
next Tucsday-October 18th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04
COMMERCIAL.

AAskErs New York, Oct. 2.-Flour l. 10 IS
higher saier 1900 bbls. State g. IS 10 slo 90
round hoop Ohio sI0 30 IL IS Western IS sl3
50 Southern 10 so TO IL IS. excited
higher, sales 2lo 900 bush. Chicago Spring No s. o.
TO - 80 white Michigan s. % 50 307i. Corn /
lac higher; sales g. 90 bush. Oats steady
ooOoush Ohio and Chicago 70 Beef PORK
heavy sales $3.50 bbs. S23 s.. Lard hTmer.
Whiskev more active es 1850 bbls; Cotton active
sales 2lo bales middling upland 23c.
MorETsRr hFPATsr--Stocss strong L. s $50 Cou-
pons 1852 l13 L. $ 10 +os Coupons go O. 8.
1883 money active and unchsu ged ; gold 1895.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04

Senator Creswell of Maryland told good
story before the border state convention at
Baltimore, about the only negro that he knew
of who is democrat 81 know but one
black man in Maryland whose position is
doubtful ('Whose ?'') The name is Abe
Corts, in my county. Some one came to me
some time ago and said Abe Corts was a
copperhead 'Oh,' said l, i think that
very true The next time saw Abe told
him, They say you re a copperhead, Abe. ,
ooh yes, Massa John, I'm a copperhead. :
Says |, Abe, you're fool No, massa,
says he, I'm no fool. Just hear what this
niger has to say. You know l am a
pretty old man, and can't read nor write,
and amt got sense enough to learn, and be-
sides, I'm mighty fond of whiskey l never
thought / was fit for anything but to be
democrat. ,(Great applause and laughter
That sort of reasoning overcame me, and
surrendered at discretion.
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NEW WORK PRICES CURRENT.

Reported by FHsToE, fIrzGERALp lsAcr surety
prndue. Commission Merchants, 30 Whitehall, ST. n
Y Sales made for cash, and prompt returns assured
Liberal advances made on consignment All GOOD
tnlIx Insured ON arrival. goods distinctly, ana
forward Invoices. We quote for ihe week sndIHs
80.
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FISHERS COUGH DROPS"

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CaasHmpticH. 1t has in many cured The patient
when up by the seaB, and ekpeci recon-
mended who troubled the ph con be
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MOTHS AND FRECKLES.

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CURE FOR PIN-W OEMS

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The Contrast.

We print below in parallel columns two
brief speeches that our readers may see the
contrast between President Lincoln and
President johnson
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BUCHU
Is certain cure for diseases Il the
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BGCHU
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

AND TROCHE POWDER.
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Th- Remedy do-s Dry up CaIsrrh but
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To SHEEP BREEDERS Purvis. of
Lisbon, N. Y, challenges Vermont to show
larger lamb than one dropped by a eve of
his this spring. When dropped it weighed
sixteen pounds, and at eight weeks old
weighed seventy-fve pounds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04
MONTPELIER MARKET

For the ,Ceek ending Oct =. 1867.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04

The first Parliament of the new Domin-
ion of Canada will meet on the 9th of Noven-
Der IN the big Parliament House at Ottawa,
built years ago in anticipation of such an
event. From the character of many of the
anti Unionsts elected 10 the Parliament
and the feeling evinced by the election riots
in the Province of Quebec. stirring session
may be anticipated.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04
DIR. Schenck'> on Dyspepsia.
SYMPTOMS, CAUSES AND REMEDY.

VI Br0sdWaN, New York. and
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04

A letter has been received at the office of
Indian Affairs, signed by the head chiefs of
the Usage Indians, and dated Usage Nation,
South of Kansas, stating their desire to re-
main friendly terms with the United
States Government. They had just returned
from successful hunt, and did not, while
engaged therein. met with any Indians I'M
friendly to the Government. While some
complaints arc made on account Of white
settlers being their reservations, they de
ny that they ever were or ever intended to
be hostile to the Government or the whites,
and say, in conclusion, that they know that
their welfare depends upon the protection err
eeived from this Government, and consequent
ly solicit it
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04

Mr. f. ID. Paronto. Of Clintonyille. y. Y,
accidentally swallowed a sharp pointed nail
about one year since. He thought nothing
of it, but while after was taken sick, and
was supposed to be in rapid consumption,
splitting blood freely, and becoming much
enaciated. He recovered sufficiently to pro-
coed to Boston and resume work in a store,
but was obliged 10 leave for home. Last
Friday night, at White River Junction, Vt,
during severe fit of coughing, the nail was
raised into his mouth. and taken out. He
is now, apparently, doing well.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04

TROUBLE WITH TURKEY.-A serious en-
broglio in our relations with the Divan
has arisen as follows Sarkis Minasian W no
has for many years acted the resident
agent in Turkey for the safe of DR.. j. c.
Aver Il Co medicines, driven, by the in
crease of his business to necessity for more
room. built his warehouse in Constantinople
several stories higher, after having obtained
the necessary permit from the authorities.
The Imans of neighboring mosque, which
overlooked the premises demanded large
present in money. which was refused. They
then applied to the Grand Nizier, for the en-
forcement of an obsolete law, which had been
Disregard two hundred years, requiring him
to take down the building to eighteen feet,
which was granted and they commenced the
work of demolition Minasian then applied
to the American Minister, who notified the
Sublime Porte that American property could
not be thus trifed with, and that the demo-
lition must cease Then commenced the
usual course of Mussulman prevarication and
promises, but no real redress. Finally Min
lister Morris informed them that if their dep
relations continued, he should order the . .
S. ships of war to enter the Bosphorus and
Messrs. Ayers medical warehouse would not
be alone roohess. A stroke of his pen could
have laid the whole city under the sweep of
American cannon, backed by men who are
not schooled in the lessons of fear This
brought them to their senses and speedy re-
dress Mnasan has now arrived in this
country. to present the case to our State De-
partment for indemnity. At length it is
something to say among the people of the
earth-''I am an American citizen -
Columbia Republican,
To SHEEP BREEDERS. Purvis. of
Lisbon, N. Y, challenges Vermont to show
a larger lamb than one dropped by eve of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-20
Melancholy Suicide Of a Young Canadian,

Melancholy Suicide of Young Canadian,
The suicidal mama seems TO be on the in.
crease, and we have another instance OF the
fact TO record To- day. About 10 O'Clock Ia
night Arthur Mowbray. native OF CaAada.
twenty-five years of age, and residing at No.
81 Clinton Place, returned home from visit
to Kelly Il LeOns minstrel performance at
No. 12O Broadway. There he had gone with
some OF the female mem bers of the family
End another gentleman. Having but lust re-
turned from an extended visit to his relatives
in Drummondville, Canada West, Mr.. Now
no MOOD for sudden entry into the other
world A few minutes after reaching his
boarding. house the misguided young man re-
tired TO his room. whence issued the report of
pistol scarce ten minutes later, when it was
ascertained that he had shot himself through
the heart, death ensuing in q few seconds
When our reporter visited the house at mid.
night, he found the deceased in a third story
be d room, occupied by him while living The
body was in bed Just as be was found by those
entering tho room after the shot was fired
Deceased had evidently partially undressed
himself. removed his watch and money from
his pockets and laid them on the bureau
hanging up the clothing he had removed
Mavins thrown himself on the bed, Mowbray
had placed the nc u2Zls of large sized Sharps
revolver over his heart and soon sent the ia tal
bullet through that organ.
None OF his friends could give any reason
able motive for the commission of the rash
acted in strange manner, having alarmed the
family by firing his revolver one night at n
tancied burglar. Their theory is thit he was
temporarily deranged at TIE time, induced by
over excitement. The INQUEST to -dav will no
doubt elicit the real facts. The deceased was
in this city, and was highly respectfully y.
Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-20

THE EFFECT OF NAPoLEoN's SPKRCHEs-
While Prussia is preparing to withdraw the
lasf lingering remnant OF her garrison from
Luxembourg, a force of some $4,000 mems being
asse mbled IN the northeastern Provinces of
France. Such is the latest intelligence off.
cially received here. believe I am right in
saying that, although the Prusslan Govern
ment give their Imperial neighbor too much
credit tor sagacity to suppose him to be medi-
tatiDg the capture of the deserted place, this
extraordinary concentration will yet cause
them to remind Holland of it's engagement to
rase the works without loes of time As ]
have had to express myself on some previous
any Immediate apprehensions that such a step
is likely 10 be adopted; but on the one hand
there is the ugly reminiscence that cOup. de.
main wasactually thought Of not many mon hs
since, and on the other hand, Prussia proba.
bly, deems she owes it to herself to mott ce
measure almost amounting toa military demon.
stratiOn There is growing conviction in
these parts that il Napoleon will not cease d.
veTting the more restless among his subjects
by treating them to indefinite foreshadoWings
OF war. 1t might be neither expedient nor hon
orable for this Government to Ignore his con.
duct entirely. The most painful feature of the
affair Is its occurrence a week after the disa-
vowas OF the SalZburg alliance and the de-
livery of the speeches at Aras, Lille and
Amiens. Contradictions following each other
so rapidly, have q tendency to disquiet the
public. however much the more initiated NAV
be con vinced that in the circumstances of Ma
poleon III, to 1elgn lunge at a neighbor is by
10 means necessarily premOnitOry OF a thrust
To mark their sense of The Importance OF the
SalZburg Conference, the Prussian Govern
meIt a fortnight ago ordered home their Am
ce.-Crres spondence Of tie London Times, Bef-
lin Sent. a.
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KNOW THY DESTINY

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power. known as the Psychomotrope. guarantees to
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wife Of the applicant, together with date Of mar
riage position in life leading traits of character
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-20

RUMoRED ALLIANCE OF RUSSIA WITH THE
UNITED STATEs.-A correspondent OF the
Pail Mall Gazette, at ST. Petersburg. writing
on the 2eth uitimo says: The Swedish
Squadron, which came to Cronstadt the other
Gay, was received very cOldly, and the for.
NAL compliments paio TO the officers by the
Russian authorities contrasted strongly W ith
the cordial enthusiasm shown to the
American squadron under Admiral Farra.
gut. The American officers were invited to
dinners and fetes every day, and the Grand
Duke Constantine gave magnificent banquet
in their honor in his palace at Palowsk The
splendor Of this reception give some color to
the rumor which is very prevalent here, that
an alliance is contemplated between Russia
and the United States in view Of certain con.
-tingences which 1t is supposed may lead TO
war. However this may be, 1t Is certain that
large quantities of arms have been purchased
in the States by the Russian Government, and
that all the military arsenals are hard at work
It is expected that war will be originated by
an insurrection OF the Slavs in Turkey, with
whom the most open sympathy is expressed,
both here and at Moscow. Committees have
been fl rmed with the avOwed purpose at as
sisting the Slayonian subjects OF the Porte to
lberate themselves from its rule, and large
sums have alresdy been subscribed in aid of
the Bulgarian ias direction "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-20
A1Ek'S AGILE CJRE.

Fol- Fsrr and 4gus, Latsrmi,ent Fsrsr, ChiH Fsrsr,
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T0iSOnS.
TAIL Containing neither Arsenic. Quinnc- Bis
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Ague medicine. Our pride is gratified hy the
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had wholly failed.
UnaCClinated persons, either resident in. or
travelling through miasmatic localities. will he
protected hy taking the AGIE CURE daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
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stimulating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints. it
Is an excellent remedy. producing many truly
markable cures. where other medicines had fa led
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Warlike Preparstiens at the Camp a.
Chaions.
Paris (Sept. p Correspondence Of the London
Morning Star

Paris tSept. y Correspondence of the London
Morning Starl
The Paris correspondent of the HessenGer de
Toulouse states that Mars hal Neil, the Minister
OF War, made use of the folio wing signifi cant
words " Messieurs, you have been studying
the theory OF war; you will soon study its
practice" The experiments which are tax ing
place at Nendon on the ewly invented port
able guns would tend TO confirm the Marsaars
words. 1t would appear that q more terribl"
ann has never been invented. None bat the
artillery Office who direct the experiments
are aware of the construction of these guns.
They are brought on the ground in leather
coverings; even the ammunition and car
riages are carefully concealed. The prac-
tice takes place behind scsffolding. The
on'y tact which has transpired is that these
guns project a perfect shower OF balls on
a target two yards in height, and mea-
suring three feet across, at the enor-
nous distance OF $500 ards, each ball pene-
ROUNDS can be fred per minute, and the
CUR, It's carriage and the ammunition only re-
qnire two men TOR their transport. 1t ie also
stated that they are most easily handled. Prus-
sia has heard of these guns, and las sent some
officers 10 Mendon for the purpose Of finding
out all about them They disguised them
selves in blouses and gray linen trousers, so
as to present the appearance of German work.
men in search OF employment. They were
much pleased ts find several Alsarian work
men near the exercise ground, with whom
they entered into conversation in German.
The AlsatiaDs talked about the guns, gave
them some details, and asked the Prussians to
take glass Of wine at a neighboring cabaret
Some drunken men were there and got into a
row. the police entered, and, as usual in such
cases, arrested every one in the caboose. Much
to the amazement OF the Prusslan officers, they
discovered their quondam friends to have
been mouchards. disguised like themselves, as
workmen. This discovery they only made in
presence Of the Prcfet de Police, who politely
requested the officers to return to Berlin by
the earliest tram, which they naturally prom
lsed to do. Thus has Bismarck for once been
OutWit1pd