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tre'sp,Th,a EIrsessiy for gaiai@an STATE Joona,)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
For the week ending ruc-day, April Z, 1855

ANouNI % STOCK At MAR1rr.-
cafne. Sheep. Nafes. Hoy' caho,
Ihis week 1922 esl9 ~ oll $50
6 i;as y %SSt ago i iii5 500 80 S SS
pRicEs.--Btef CaiHs--Extrn ht and heavy premium
oxen, SO $1,000 first quality, Sl75 NJ 50l second
quality, slimU l.i1i uiid quality sla0Dm sl1.59 v
lOl bs total wogh of hide tallow and dressed boof
few choice single pairs su.2j a. si07d. Bulls &c.,
f1D.01dD $1,000.
BorLing Orea-sl75 az slooP pair or according to their
value as beef Handy Steers, sil5 40 $40.
Mia c0ws.fair quality, s6oD75 extra good, $50 a.
100 with or without calves may be- agreed hrrow
and ordinary Is "a IS.
Sfore.-Netrlngs, s0o40li two-yenrs old fOl fnn0 &
thrce-yoara old, sDOH01
SHEEP aud Lbs.Ol 40 00ots extra "a l0cf, v 10 on
live weight or $500 a. OO0 v head
ahotes.Wholesale, OsD09 cif,j rcail, uom0O cts. v
N. Fat Hogs 90 400 ID. Spring Pig.
Jfdi Cdiifs.--f3 n 10 " head.
Hdes-brghton qD ~ ets. country lots, y 40 cts.
eau Skins. 10 "a lscts
Tailow.-s 10 s. cts v h. Coaniry lots, omOO cts
Psh,, with wool on, s2oo 40 2.bo Country lots, dry,
KEMARKs or the cattle at market 80 are om Afnlno,
los from Now York l2l from Vermont " from Massa.
ehusets, $50 from the West This Is the third week oi
short supply and Of advancing prices. Over half
Of the Western stock arrived last Saturday and we're sold
previously Market day trains arrived IN good season
Cambridge aud the market was on the rampage and
think rather ahead Of tho expectation OF the dioyors,
and cattle probably sold early yesterday nothing
lower than thcy have been,
Good lots Of Western cattle were sold at Cambridge at
1e with an allowance for oh that favored the seller
-Four oxen At "a To lii and steers aud "a 10 lao
NJ. ~ the Western lots sold at from ~ to ice y H..
showing an advance Of 70 PR q p from last week
able.
There a very superior lot Of 26l sheep all wealth
er, liil bs, each, ici by WINES of Jericho Albany
county, N. Y. Ordinary lots mere sold At a. and 80
v ~ OF the whole number i0i were nom the Western
dIed fine wool Sheep fod by Erastus billings Of Ianeld
Mass we're sod Tor over SIC each.
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One of DR. Railway Pill. contains more Of the active
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Mas.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in The Montpelier Past Office,
april :, 1868
LApms.-,lis. n. j. Chapman 2, Mis- Temple Gallison
p Alrs Mary L. King Emily A. Martin Orielia Parker
$. NJ paloy, l., S Ransom, j. r. shurton.
GENTLEMEN. Michael Burns, S. H. Bancroft, Lou.
Bower f. d. HASKELL Clark Holmes John MAY berry, l..
s. Olmsted NJ II. Powers, j. A. Powers & Co., Edward
Richardson, c. j. Russell, Samuel Smith, Gilman spaul.
ding john W. Scott
How 100 otr A observation-disclosures good cook, U-o
Pyle saleatus for raising purposes, and the thing s
done. You viii then find difficulty ia the matrinoni-
al line Sensible men fond II sood living Nothing
but pyle- Sactus will answer sold be- srocers ever,
whore, ia pound PACKAGE
We are requested to say that AIossr }. W pcrkln-
Co., w. r. Phillips Co., H. II. Hay Co., v. w. hnp-
pie Co., and Crossman Coz arc Wholesale agents for
the sale of Johnsons Anodyne Eminent and other prep
aratlons put up by l. S. johnson a Co.
We hazard the opinion that unparalleled person can
slerdnn Cavalry Condition Powders without being
faly satisfied with the results
Minnesota numbers by thousands The oonsumptiyes that
have cured by the effect Of her charming climate A
seasonabe use OF American Life Drops, curing Coughs
Cold. and an throat diseases has saved many more
the nyagcs of This teuiho disorder. dW6s
Those who suffer from coughs colds, bronchitis. Group
Influenza whoopin scough, will find reliofin Dr W-
fars Baisa Of ad cAory which has boeu in ior
nearly hafa century and sin maintains lis long ostab-
l.hod reputation the great remedy for all diseases Of
the throat, lungs and chest.
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yaliandigham on New Hampshire.

The result OF the election 10 New 1amp-
shire yesterday again proves the lesson Of all
history, that in unsettled and revolutionary
times, in ali countries, and perhaps at all
times, in growing, vigorous country Ike
ours the bold party is the one which wins.
Md it j. our deliberate conviction that the
prompt impeachment, Oh the one hand of
Andrew johnson, and, on the other. the sweet
alacrty with which .he submitted, trusting
" ir God, the people, and the courts" but
without " keeping his powder dry" or max
ing any preparation before ycnturing to pro-
woke Congress TO battle-mles,, indeed, it
was he who bought that nitro-glyccrine in
New York-turned the scale and gave TO the
Republicans the victory ia New Hampshire.
Last smsmer and fall, hesitancy, "policy, -
and discussion characterized the Republican
party, as b0ldness earuestness, and harmony
did the Democracy, and we We're victorious
everywhere. Since October and November
the picture has been reversed. Unity and
audacity again characterized the Republicans
and timidity and policy the Democrats The
senatorial election in Ohio, the senatorial
election in Kentucky, the refusal of the
Maryland Legislature TO reelect Senator Thom-
as when denied his seat, the triumph Of the
New York World politicians in the National
Democratic Committee, the inaction of the
Ohio Legislature, and various other similar
circumstances, indicate that the Democratic
party Just now is not the "unterrifed Democ-
racy of "Old Hickory, time "-Dayt0a
Lecturer
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Among the many restoratYos which nature has sop.
piled to relieve the Affections IT humanity there l. no
myonte for certain elias Of diseases than the
"medclnal gum Of the Wild Cherry Tree hut howey
valuable Il h. rs power to heal soothe to relieve
and TO cure Is enhanced ten iod by scientific aud Judi
elous combination with other ingredients In themselves
Of equal worth This happy minglng exists to re-
markahle degree In
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AN advertising butcher, as an additional
attraction, says of his sausages that, in one re-
spect, they are like the wife of Caesar they are
above suspicion. Such classical learning de-
serves encouragement
An agent of New-York life insurance
society sent in policies to the amount of ST.
646,000 within the last year, s525,OOO of
which he did in five weeks of the time.
The way to keep the sheriff from adver-
Using and selling your goods, is to advertise
and sell them yourself.
The lumbermen of Maine are elated over
their winters work. No previous season can
compare with IT,
Henry Ward Beecher says Life would
be perpetual hea-hunt, if man were obliged
to run down all the inuendoes, inveracities,
insinuations and suspicious which are uttered
against HIM"
"A lady in Chicago has applied for di-
yorce on the ground that her husband is travel
ing all the time and insists that she shall
accompany him.
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1--WE CELEBRATED
] I'M NlaiAi-i'NAi NJ
.E S T + Y" O Il G. A N
WIN
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TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
MovJov, Vs. June ~ i-60
Mo-rs, \. W. FONLE a CO.. Boston.
Gentlemen Having of twenty year. pnd been n the
habit Of using DR.. Nistar's Balsam N wild Cherry In
cases Of Coughs, told., and Pulmonary Affections can
tetN To H. real merits with The utmost confidence.
believe 10 ho the best medicine inr those complainis
ever used, aud have 90 doubt that The " Il has 1T
Three several times infed me from Consumption, besides
many times IN late years nnoring Immediate relief IN
less severe attack
am q years N age and for iunni year have been
.ueci for pulmonary disease but b., the use Of hs ok
eeuent remedy keep myself quite comfortable can
hardly End Language To express the exalted opinion
have Of The baam, and recommend ts 10 an o. the
best remedy that ran be- used. GEORGE DART.
Prepared by SETH W fOWLE q son. o. fremont So
Boston, and for mlc by Druggist generally. oit
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WANTED. AGENTs, SIS to $500 bon
CALE's COPPER STRIP FEED CUT.

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CHAW'S CHEMICAL. ELECTRO. sIL,

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good new. Samples sent by mail on receipt
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securing u. $. Senator for six years in place
= Of Dixon. Republicans made large gains in
+ the interior but New Haven gave 2,8O0 dcm-
d ocratic majority and carried the day.
HAnrrouo, CoNS., April - AN.
Returns from oh but nine towns give the
following EngIi-hs majority is 1903, which
the missing towns will increase to 1900.
Nrw YoaR, April g.
Washington specials have the following -
Intelligence from Fort jefferson, Dry Toriu-
gas saws the notorious Colonel Grcnfeldt has
escaped from his prison and left ia company
with some soldiers for unknown parts He
was sentenced for life for conspirina to
burn the cities OF Chicago and Buffalo and
effect the release Of rebel prisoner. at Camp
Douglas, Chicago
RICHMOND, April 4.
Cen Henry p. Wells Of Alexandria was
this morning appointed Governor of Virginia
by Gen. Schohed lie has been residing ia
Virginia since 1862 Us from Michigan. and
hrcyet bigadier general m the t. s. army.
lie enters upon hi. duties at once
The trial or JEFF. Davis ha- been postponed
tilI May ..
WASHINGTON, April b.
THE managers Of the impeachment of the
j President have closed Che prosecution of their
case, with the exception of some cumulative
evidence which they reserve the right TO offer
r hereafter, and they have fully sustained the
allegations rolled upon for the conviction Of
the great criminal
Judge Curtis will open the case for Che de-
fence on Thursday Il is umored that he
s. VI D. ~
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VVANTED AGENTS.

w In all parts OF the L. s. for our New York
PEOPLES BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY
Containing eighty sketches Of eminent persons Il
all ages and countries, well mon; a hand.
some octave book Of 500 pages illustrated with
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/ I'd foun
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SENATOR WApE.-The question is canyassed
in Ohio whether, if Senator Wade becomes
acting President by the conviction and re-
moya of Mr. Johnson there will be a yacan-
cy in the representation of Ohio in the Senate,
to be filed by the Legislature. The n Y.
Times takes negative ground on the PROPOSE
ton and says -
"If Mr., Wade becomes acting President,
it viii be solely because he is President OF
the Senate, he holds that office only as
Senator If he ceases to be Senator, he
will ipso facto cease to be President of the
Senate, and cannot therefore be acting Presi-
dent 1t seems quite clear that his Office of
Senator will not be vacated in case of the
Presidents conviction"
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NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Go
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FIFTY THOUSAND HEADS

clothed with Of rich black and brown hair
would. if they were unfortunately
cur orr
from suppb of cWisrApoRo's DYE, begin to
TURN WHITE,
scd. sandy, and gray. Manhood and beauty with the
one defect In their personal appearance reneded 10y
CRfST4DORO' HAIR MR.,
rejoice Ia their good fortune, and recommend IL to all
who require perfect dye Manufactured by J. CRIsTA
DoRo. g. Maiden Lane New York Sold hy all Drug
rsts. Applied hy an Hair Dresssrs ol0sdaw
CONJUGAL LOVE.
AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE
ESSAY ron loUNG hIES on the Errors Abuses and Dis
which destroy the Manly Powers and create imped
iments To MARRIAGE, with means Of relief Sent
scaled letter envelopes free Of charge. Address Dr.
SklLLlN lloldIroN, Howard Association, phadel
pha, Penn. Jnnlidaw3mo
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Tlm Controversy WITH CHIEF JusuCE
CHAsE.-Frou the published statement Of the
proceedings of the secret session Of the Sem
ate ON Wednesday, it appear, that the Yer
mont Senators, together with Fessendcn and
Sherman, voted in the negative on the propo-
sition of Senator Sumner that the Chief JUS
tee is not member Of the Senate and has no
authority to vote on any question during the
trial BuliRgt0H Times
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The lret known remedy NN
UAIrHr

bog lll IT, manifold forms Including lceri, Cancers. Syp
bills, hlli hhcum Sc &C. is Dr. tiers iodine Hafer,
pure snlutuu ui Iodine without solvent discovered AZ
ter many year. Of scientific research and experiment.
For cmdcating humufs from the stem II has no equal
Circular sent free. Osli j. =. DfNSMORE.
Sold hy Dmggiats generally Do hey Street, New NOft
Poor Toms N cold
How warm soe'er the genial sun
MAY look In kindness on The earth
lu Tom Jones' veins no cheering warmth
Dspels the gloomy SORROW Of his soul.
DgtpcJsia, like the goblin. hunts him down.
fguc, grim chamberlain. ulhf- him 90 bed
While Dullnoas, Vertigo, aud Headache dire
With fcrccr aches combine Go make him ruau
llurkyu. Thomas. tp Instruction
For an tbs ilis remedy g. found
panacea, certain, pleasant sure
PLANTATION BuFns--S T.-i~U-A.
wondrous Tonic made Boy ur. Drake
W. pr umo poor Ton'-r rn.c mot worse than hun.
drcls who cured dailt it fh- wonderful medicine
U4ul
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ANEnicA AGAINST ENGLAND.
! LhIClN MPINI TOILET so.

IUERICfN COMPINT TOILET SOIPN.
HONEY GLNCERlNE, ROQUEr A PALM.
These popular Soaps made from the choicest mater
als very richly pcnumed warranted not only equal
hut superior 90 the English and 80 per cent cheaper.
They are Wpcreling all foreign toilet Soaps in this
market as IL s well known TINT since their introduction
the demand for the latter has fallen on fully onehalf
Manufactured only iy
MchEpNE VAN ltAAGEN & Co.
-l.n.lnn phllalelpha and Now York.
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C0D LIVER OIL CREAM.

French Preparation, which preserves all the nngsul
and medicinal qualities orthe pure o.
Il free fom all offensive taste or srnell andsoln-
Agreeable to the tasteis easily digested thus aGsar
the patient the full benefit Of the quantity taken.
l. readily taken mlxed with water thus avoiding tio
Of whiskey other expcnsyeo hurtfal additioas
Is recommended aud prescribed by the Medical pgosel.
sou. Price 81 a bottle For circulars send 70
HYATp 90. 40 Callandl 81. n Y.
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The New York Evening Post thus alludes
to the reports the democrats viii support Mr.
Chase for President &c.
II is true that he adhcres to the principle
of State rights but he is also the friend Of
equal human rights, and the present manager,
of the democrats have no sympathy with that
truth. He may agree with them that the
policy Of reconstruction maintained by the
dominant party, is in effect am demonstrations
al and revolutionary policy he may admit,
as nearly every statesman of the old construct
ion school admits, that Congress has nothing
whatever TO do with the regulation of the sul-
frage, which Is reserved to the States but
within the Stnte, and as question Of local
justice, Judge Chase insists upon impartial
suffrage He holds that any man who is
sufficiently mature to comprehend the ends
for which civil society exists, and who has
not become by crime the inycteratc enemy Of
those ends, is entitled to participate in the
government by which it is ruled. But in this
he runs counter to the fayorite dogma of the
leading democrats, that the American state is
not universal state, but partial one con-
fined to particular race. and We do not see
how the difference is TO be reconciled
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NO Loss CAN BE MORE FATAL TO BEAUTY, Es-
peelay in the female sex, than the loss of the hnir
glossy uxurant hair one Of the most powerful OF all
personal charms When badness or deficiency OF
hair exists, naturally look for dry and wrinkled
skin, faded complexion when not actually seen, We
see them In imagination Why then, not cultivate your
HART Encourage 1t an strengthen It or II your hair Is
gray white the natural color he restored by few
applications Of Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved New ,iyi0
Hair Rosorer Dressing Gn boisl Price One Dol
lar. Every Druggist sellf e.
Apr. 6. doopmc
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lMfNhiNNi ~ fANll.N.
The celebrated Dn. Dow continue Do devote Die on
tire time 90 the treatment Of all diseases incident tn
female 'ysom. An experience Of twenty -four years
hhcs him To guarantee speedy and permanent relief il
tlo worst cases uf Suppression AMI an other Moustrua
Deragcnents from whatever All letters for af
vice must contain 81. Office, Ne. g Endcou Strceet
Boston.
y. B.-Boari furnished those who wish To reinaii
under treatment.
Boston, June %, 1867. Galg
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MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLES and TAN
Tur 0yLy RgLiAnLr RgurpY for those bro,ru iis-8ia
qfions on the ceis purrv- Moth aud rrccklr Lotion
'rpnrcd only by On. -. G.. Penny. % Bond St. New
'ork, ~ sold everywhere dawfin0
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j. \. Page, Treasurer; Robert IIargeu, Col.
lecior; G.. n Brigham, Auditor.
1t was voted to raise tax of 20 per cent.
upon the grand list of the village, to pay
debts already due and carry on the school to
July next. Ii was also voted to authorize
the Prudential Committee to grade and orua.
ment the school ground in front Of the school
house as they might deem best. The cxpen.
scs Of the district for the past year have been
s1ls6.53 and the receipts s6l50.si, leaving
balance due Treasurer Of sl026Gg.
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~ J y D. t ;.
nn LNNovfr's ConaoLft will rlrao Whi.kcrs OF Nous
tachc the su1othc-t face ehiu or lIair ou Bald
Hoads Never known 20 an.
sample. for trial sent ur 900 contt
Address. REEVES a 60.
Gat4 Nassau ST., New York
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II hs.

-~--~---~~~~--,-
In Montpelier, April o, Of consumption, George smith,
aged 5 yeBns
After long sud distressing disease he sleeps well lie
leaves wife and three children 90 lament his loss
We'll know how you will miss him.
In Your home from day Ia dat,
Dark aud heavy the shadows
That must le along your way
But trust you will meet him
When this changing life o. o'er,
With your lost ones reunited,
To be parted never more"
Funeral srvresnt HE residence st. Paul street. Co
morrow at 90 A. g., aud at the Catholic Church at il
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Aal oyery description Of real estate,


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