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Boston Market.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30.

WEDNESDAY DENkhbhh 30.
FLOUR-There is very dull tone TO the Flour
market. out this is not unusual at this season Of the
year, as the trade fine heir purchases 10 actual
wants. Prices .ot so firm, and in some instances
lower ties have been submitted 10. The sales have
been at > - a g > Tor Western supertnr 50 70
81 ioI common extras s. and for medium extras
and bakers brands and $40 "a a 50 for white wheat
ohio, Indiana an Michigan. Illinois, Flour ranges
from SO "a 10. and Louis at SO a IA , e Dbl
including a few iavonte brands at the latter rate
Canada Flour has been quiet at 81 a and ~ and
wine Flour is held at $40 T. Dbl; and southern
ranges from g. a % V bbl, including Richmond and
Baltim family. in Rs Flour the sales have been
confined to small lots at 80 a = 30 n Dbl. Corn
Mills dull al s. 50 p bb Tor good brands In Buck
wheat ,ales at 8 a ; p 2 lOi tbs
GRAIN-The market for Corn has been dun ana
unsettled during the weeE and prices have further
declined. The sales have been at 81 % "a ~ Tor
Sou bern yellow 81 o. a o. for new western
mixed, up to 81 ~ for old and 97c " LOT white.
In Oats there Is very little change. The sales have
been at Is a sc 2 bushel for southern and West
ern. In Rye small sales at 81 50 a. | 60 e bush.
Barley Is quiet at 81 80 a 20 bush. Tor Csla1t
East and West. Shorts have been selling at 81 a
$40 Fine Feed s35 a 81 and Middiings $40 a 81
g ton.
PROVISI0NS-There is a steady demand for Pork
and prices continue to be well sustained Inc safes
have been az So a D for prime IS a - % LOT
mess and s29 "a S3l for clear. Beef Il selllns AZ
SIC 50 "a IS for mess and SIS "a 10 80 for extra
mess; and family extra at s22 50 a p 30 bbi.
Lard has been in fair demand vito sales at Il. "a ,c
y b for steam and kettle rendered, and smoked
Hams 10 az loo v ID hogs nave ueeh A. ,liis ioi
freely and sales at IL a u l2c for western, and
u 10 o. l3c for country.
PRODUCE-The Butter market is firm and prices
are quite steady. Sales Of good and choice New
York and Vermont diaries at As a 4sc straight dal-
ries at p a 44c and common at IS a zoe n Ca
/ NADIA and Western ranges from % a nc Y d. as TO
quality. Cheese is firm and in demand, with sales al
Il "a Ice for farmers and Is a 0c for factory white
Beans are in demand with sales at 50 IS for blue pod
! and yellow EYES and 81 a Is for extra pea; Cana
IA Peas are selling at 81 so a s. bushe. Potatoe:
are dull and in moderate demand at 80 a s5e
bnshel. Eggs havo been selling at 40 a i2c y COZ
en- Poultry has been in demand, with sales at u a
CSC To-, for poor to choice. Other articles remain
about the sane. 49,,
and very full prices continne to be obtained ior a.
/ desirable grades more active trade 10 soon look
ed for. and holders are confident Of higher rang
~ nriess The Gales have been 100000 MS OF neec
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EXrBERANr HEALTM j.

BERANT HEALTH is a blessing
vouchsafed to few. Even those who have been
favored by nature with strong constitutions and
vigorous frames are apt to neglect the precautions
necessary to preserve tlese precious endowments.
Indeed, as a rule, the more healthy and robust a
man is the more liberties he is inclined to take with
his own ply sque 1t is some consolation to the nat
urally weak and feeble to know that they he so
inyigorated and built up. by proper use Of the
means which science has placed at their disposal
to have a much better chance of long life and ex-
emptions from disease and pain, than the most ath
letic Of their fellows who are foolish enough to sup
pnse themselves invulnerable and act accordingly.
II is not too much 10 say that more than half the
people Of the civilized werd need occasional ton
i, to enable them support the strain upon their
bodies and minds which the fast life Of this restless
age occasions. In fact, pure Wholesome, une1ct-
ing toni, is the grand desideratum Of the busy mil
lions. and they have the article in HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS. 1t is a staminal medicine ,
e.. ii impar,s permanent strength to weak systems
and inygorates delicate constitutions. Its reputa-
ton and IL, sales have steadily increased. Compet-
tive preparations have been introduced ad Hbitum,
and as far as the public concerned al Hauselrus,
in the hope of rivalins it bat they have all either
persisted ia the attempt, or been left far in the
Il has been the great medical success Of the present
century and it quite certain that no proprietary
medicine in this country is as widely known or as
nerally US d.
Ten lightning presses, running inceSsauty sun
DAYS excepted the whole year through, barely sup
ply the demand for the illustrated almanac, in which
the nature and Of the preparation set forth.
the circulation being over five millions year.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

BAPTIST
p.- Mr. Ran il s.-a;r surr,lv-r.r tl4 Rtutis-
1',.--.b ,. Ns,-.,..r- far , fsg s.ihatbs.
Tt.r,- ei.s-l.. IT Nash f,rmsr'v of West
,- t. ....i b.. ..,lI of III. E.utist Church
tcci.-. r.ns
r.. f.,.l;.. AL s,.;s.r c5rre.tel with the
20 - =: f1-l,..rr.. bsr1 s .,....sfnl
s.sL ~ - I,y. 49, M. ra,eirts were
-It5.
.- t-.;s.1 d, rrbot.toro
..,I l.. Sitt-+b ~, Rev Mr.
peWi'. ofrbe B,D,is, church. One of them was
/, woman 80 ye,rs Of are.
De- Tie ,..,-.r ,b. President Of Brown
I-,ro-..t- sil In he closing address at a Chris
t;., C,,,,o,,.i.p I'm Providence a few DAYS since,
&. , ..5-f,, am tt1.- 3ijo-s .-Ifrl srusrafs u.s
Tram -, Ci-j,,i-r brsftre4.''
.et,.;-1..,-..,, ..,,e..r s..,,, Il, ..,i-
--.,.-e tl,s lection Of a new church. They now
b8re the oe,uplncv of the Town Hall among
,,,.-, s-. INC of the Wealthiezt citizens Of the
town. and II is expected that they will build
brick structure that viii be an ornament To- the
town
CONGREGATIONAL.
Psv q d Goodrich. of Audover. will preach
to-norrow In the Congregational Church, at
Yergenues.
The revival which commenced IN Enosourgh
Centre, in October, still continues and is spread
ing over the town
Tho ladies Of the Congregational Society At
Mortified had a Festival on iuesiay evening VI
| last week. and $ i'o was reaiizei-
The receipts Of the TAR held by the lal'e5 o.
| the congregational church IN - A'''NS i'S'
loll'! were 50.
VT AAru H. h'g"n VI 'H' -
Anao'er' was Hcensel' on 'ne IN 'lS.' ~ '-'
. Adli-'n A-soeiai'oh' "' We" Il ''ei'
The II. Jolinsbury District Preachers -lss'1.-
alton VIII meet ''- last 81 'oulls''' y
l-th' 1903.
The ConsTesliional Ohureh az 2ou'n II'y
received Ilat "eeA IRON ss'tI IN pr
e"' ~ IuI ''.''''i .,,5 t,r
. ma i, g'71' 7'-''7'
lny oou'l III '. .la. ,5tar Row Mr.
p,... "a, 'i,so1.o =, tr5ysI abroad and
On -. ~ - ,,o.,,tirno
"'- = w.,
Inc desk OF the ciili0n IN Ne
H M, Is Deu5 nue. D 1iII;.s ~ ,t =
my ~, r,,,rsl, of last vreel,
-, ''1. - s,,..o-.f1I ,fF.ir
Winch was
EfiseofAb'
At the Annual Fair Of the Episcopal society
at Bellows Fails, the receipts were about 9o'o'
The Rev John Henry Hopkins will oihclaie
for the present, in ST. Paul's Church Nergennes
s.. Pauls Church in Brooklyus will soon be
completed 1t will seat 1000
Tho l.,l;s. of & lanes, Church. at Woods
- r.ali,,5 over 5000 from their fair lat
,,eeL
....,.,.;, l.i .lo ,,,,, now, Il
TO the Foreign Missions Of the Episcopal Church
was S29.20; New York's 1920.
During the same month the total amount Of
the contributions Of the Episcopal Church to
Home Missions to Colored People was s2,5o6,
Gambler Seminary has conferred the degree of
DID, upon Rev. o. W. Whitaker Bishop elect Of
Nevada.
Risbon Tuttle of Montana. is the Youngest
bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal church. He
is 81 years old.
: Rev Charles Hall rector of Epiphaney
, Church. Washington, b. C., has been elected
rector Of Holy trinity, Brooklyn, made vacant
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Chicago Markets.

Exchange on New York quiet at par selling,
Flour dull; 5 ring Extras nO a e -.
Wheat moderative active No Spring 10. a ~
according 70 location 80 Spring weak at y.
Corn dull and declined a 81, spilled duh at
20 ~ 81: No kiln dri ec q a %, old liieless.
Oats steady and active Sale- No . at a.. a i7ci
cash i6i SELLER. and a IA. buyer January.
kve quill sales Of No. at - "a -; No at /
DO a %.
Barley quiot a1d Grm at an advance OF a Sc. sell
ler- No at ~ free.
Whisky held al 93,
prcyirious firm
Mess PORK o 01, seller January. February and
March, and q % buyer January and February; since
change - 80 cash.
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PERSONAL.

4 letter from Panama, lated Dec. Il, says
that Jas. L. Baldwin, who killed Mr. Parker
late Superiuteu dent OF the Panama I.al' wv
months ago and 4'il 7i-' 'S'--' ".-s -. t
falling, and was D. nae! " -'
hours.
Albert W Clark, SO u OF Dr. i. H. OlafA Oh
South Hero, Vt, was lat " o'''iie' t-9'0' ID
the Congregational church vi O-e'''' - ,.--,
For wonder, Reverly job n-'n mas ue'-'''
one dinner to which he was as. 'el' a'1. al'
Kenuskiaus in Washington "A re boastins that
If Breekinriire returns he Will e elected next
governor of their State.
Ga c..u+.,..,, -,- s,o,5 New l-e,r's day in
,y..t.:,...... T.. -..,rl n. ai. duty. by long e.
..trt.l ...... --t,i tho army d.. fcers in their
annual call upan the president. and he doesn't
roro.e to eall unon any man who has accused
h.n of lying
Itisaeuouueei that Mr. sumner prefers the
Sc tate % q seat in the Cabinet. 1t is now said
tina Z the New p '7rlauI member Of the Cabinet is
to be either -, 1tor Fe-seuien (S'ate') Gov
Bou twen (Treasury or state,) OF gov NV
ina w or post Office. Mr.. Motley is also la'nly
spoken Of for Secretar3 Oh S'al'' anu "''''-
Francis Adams more con6c entity
70 ls,r, chat M Newell yon, formerly Of
,t.;s ,;,r ia %, Saturday mig . in the Insane
.y-l,-, - p-.+,l.boro. where h. has been ior
- NJ remains viii be t. N,en to Grand
- -
L.. Potter Of Washington Coz MY, y.
10 rr,lisbe- Of the Whi,el all Times
SUI Thd IT,, rrirtei what imported
=. testimony Of one Krburn before the
- ;,,-y +o the effect that Judge P. osered
him 50 for his vote at the recent election 4h'
Judge profered Kilburus affidavit N refu'H''ol
and asked the Times to print IT, The Iime'
refused. and hence the libel suit.
O.. Sam Gary If Ohio is called ~ one o
,,.,,rr,s ..tbat extinguisheI Repub 'iea1
~-,-..-,..al .-ooli,itie. -,
.....l1.l +b. N,.ror Q
Nos"''' -. -, i talked Of among
- NJ ierson il
s-o Of the late Gen Martin Field, 0
-, V
,-.., n J,br
We learn with regret oil 'he ue''''9 - ;.
ulsgool. ESQ, formerly Of Rutland, VINO u-eu ID
-xs1 YORK city On Monday Of last week. Mr.
.--5,.,l .,.r.sl,;, in the Pension Bureau
'sgool ne'' n 1.--.,,,.s ,duipis
ii Washington through MI i'''.''' y
T. alton, but had Of late been IN business III 'e'
v.rk He Was gentleman Of many genis
,;,;.s of excellent character, and had man.
gus
frien''s-
Rev VIM. II. Gilbert, Secretary Of the Yer
,ihle Society,". has accepted the agency {
non' p.ll. s..is-r for Connecticut an
the Anne flo'N
Western Massa'ts s7''s
Hon 3. p. Flag.. Of Wilmington, died al
residence in that place On 'he u '.'''
F7arr ". IS member Of the House oil hepreSe'
- :, 1S45. 1915. ls49, 1861 and 1856
lA''sS f.,r, the County Of Windha
He was seia' Nm -.o.,t.r NJ II
in 1864 and 1862 ana was ii'''D' -. -
Committee on the Judiciary, and in public as
1t. If. was universally respected and
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.


some months ago was called % attend LAZY Z
Williamsburg, y. j.. Who had long besu suffering
from troublesome uterine disease. It presence was
marked by constant vaginal discharge sometimes
Of a watsry CO usisteucy ard sometimes creamy and
muco-purulett. She had been under other 6 eat
uent for some time, but {. ustlntly grew worsi Va
-nal examination disclosed extensive incurttiaE
aud liberation u tie cs.viN Uter- The uterine IN
1ammatun. which was evidently assuming a ciiru2lc
flrtn was also aggravated BY lcns-stant ng eoasS
patton. pa pltltiOu Of the heart, ri 2htsWeass. cough
poor appetite AID aim g caily fi'lfiu-s. She int
"a % almost entire iuseusihiuty during one of my
frst visits. c0mmr need, Of course. Sy such active
local treatment the cerafion demanded, ali
then auuli 90 self o. regeneration Of the general
realth. 10 WIS iuc1uvcnieuf see her frequent =,
aud except mark the healing Of the ulcers, ia he
carly stages. / visited Der only every other Wstk
For tonic and constitutional inv Egrart Io1fs Nsf-
vino only was prescribed ] had sometime hct se
become acquainted with is properties. All kneF
Il nothing more safe or satisfactory 10 Is probable
effects And the result completely justified ny
pectaii0u. In less han fortnight the h"weis hsd
become free and regular II iheir movements. the
ai-ht-sweats disappeared. ana appetite began %
grow The fantius spells became less fregusuG
and soon ceased altogether In a1other fortnight
there was 10 more cough the vaginal schar-e was
sensibly diminishing siecp was normal and rel. esh-
ing. and the general health decidedly improved.
What remains is soon told The patiei.t con; uued
the use Of the Nerync, and no other medicinel for
some weeks Longer when my further attendance was
no, required. since her recovery have seen hsf
but once She seems perfectly we'll her Joy over
restored ealth j. atural enough most entiusia-
tic She never before had medicine ri such
c1mf,,rt-and such appetite and suca sieep-and
s,icb coura-e-and sucn strength. She wouldn't try
% keep house again without IT, and so forth, ard
forth Il Is nv own opinion that the AerTine Is the
best tonic and corrective Of the female ryan zifCn
that mas ever come under ny observation shall
not Gail q continue its use Ia all similar eases. and
the profession know they numerous enough
dor sale by all Druggist Price, One Dollar w
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Iesal 9otires.
JAMES AMBLER's ESTATE.

WE, the Subscribers having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chttenden, Commissioners to receive, exam
inc andadust the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of James Amber late Of Richmond
in said District. represented nsolvent and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
months from the day of the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice that will attend to the
business Of appointment at the dwelling OF Sam
uel +. Cutler in Richmond in said District, on the
last Thursdays Of February and June next at ten
O'Clock AN. on each Of said days.
Dated this twenty-frst day Of December, A. D..
1868
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ALLCOt his PORT Is PLA>i Ek> Ac-
cumulate electricity whereby the circulation Of the
blood becomes elualized upon the part where up
piled, causing pain and morbid action to cease.
Was there ever published stronger evidence than
this certificate from 4 F. Sterling
For two years, have been great sufferer from
neuralgia in she hea. and found only temporary re
lief from all the various remedies that have tried
until applied one Of "ALLCOCk'S POROUS
PLASTERS.' ! cut it into three strips placing one
under each shoulder blade and the other over the
small n my hack, and for the past three months l
have had scarcely twiuge " the old pain, ad-
wise all who suffer from nervous diseases to lose NO
time ia making a trial Of the wonderful plaster.
A. F. STERLING, Scc'y Singer Mfg Co.
New York june S, l-Cs..
Principal Agency Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
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ATEs:
Skates Sharpened
EXP Weed KME.N,
ONLY 10 CENTS
ATE. IL. PAYN'S,
Dec. II, 1T PAYN's BLOCK. Burlington, Vt.
SIX AT Es
PIANOS.

please NOTICE.-A. ". PowERs Of Burlinston,
is sole Agent for Steinway Sons, United Piano
Makers and several other fret class Instruments
Having 10 pay no rent for Narerooms, and saving
many other Incidental expenses, he is enabled 10
sell Pianos for less money than any other dealer IN
this section Call and instruments and get pr
ces Warerooms, corner Church and King streets.-
first corner south Of Post Office Sec Midland pianos
taken in exchange, and always hand, and for sale
or to rent Orders for tuning promptly attsnded
10. A. W. POWERS.
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Brooks Bennett of Shrewsbury fell in a fit the
other day, while trading in a Rutland store.
When he revived, fifteen minutes after, his first
words were, "Whatl did you say that was a
yard?'' his mind resuming its journey at the
place of its sudden halt.
Albert F. Culver, of Wells, died recently of
the effects of pistol shot in his arm, which was
accidently received when he was fixing the lock
few days after the accident the ball was ex
tracied, but the arm kept on swelling, and dav
or two before his death it was amputated, but
too late.
Bad rum and consequent disgraceful row ut
the livery stable Of George Richardson in Rut
land was among the Sunday locals of that town.
Several parties were arrested, and George Rich
arison and Samuel Hathorn were each nut under
Sooo bonds for trial at the county court, and
Jesse clark was fined IS and costs.
Aessrs. Allen & Leonard are rapidly finishing
of their new slate mil near the depot in Fair.
haven. They will use steam power. on which all
other mills and factories that NAV thereafter be
erected IN this place will have to depend. The
yillag' is growing rapidly. Already active meas
ures are IN progress to secure the early construc-
ton OF the railroad from that place to Larabee'.
Point, on Lake Champaign
slate quarry of the finest Quality has been
discovered on the lands Of Mr. Bliss near the IA
nous Eagle quarry in Hydeville New buildings
are going up in the village, and the Hyde Bro
theirs are working new quarry opened by them
short time since. 1t is only quarter OF
mile from their slate mill. is very easy Of access,
and promises well.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Lodge Of Good Templars has recently been
tall ruNt .A.#A ILL., A,seuE
An extensive bedstead mandatory is nearly
ready to 90 into operation in Cabot
\ charter has been granted for a Temple Of
Honor at Mortified
The Montpelier town clock is said to be suffer
ing from the Grecisn Bend.
The temperance lectures Of Edward Csrswell
in Montpelier have drawn crowded houses.
They are highly spoken Of
Mr.. James G. French has sold his clothing es-
Enlistment to two of his former clerks, Messrs.
John and Arthur fmweil
L. D. Gould, Of Montpelier, killed pig on
the 10th, which gained 20 ounces per day dur
ing the eight months he had him.
Christmas Eve was celebrated in all the
churches in Montpelier, each Sunday School
having Christmas tree.
A maiden lady Of Moretown recently sprang
from her bed. and ran several rods through the
snow, blretootei and in her night clothes, be-
cause Of an unfounded idea that the house was
on IRE
Mrs Dewey Of Montpelier fell down stairs at
the residence Of her son-in-law, Mr. II. l. Proc
tor, on Messenger Street, Tuesday evening, and
received painful cut in her forehead over the
right eve. and a severe sprain Of her right
wrist, besides other bruises and a shock Of the