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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25

VERMONT MEDICAL SOcIETY-The semi-annual
meeting of this Society will be held in the City Of
Burlington on Tuesday and Wednesday, June
It'll and sth, pyoS. commencing at II a. m, Of
Tuesday, and closing on Wednesday afternoon
Papers are expected from Dr. l.. c. Butler, of
Essex, on New remedies from DR. o. r. Fassett,
of st. Adams, on Anestheties in Midwifery from
DR.. G. S. Allen of Rutland, on imperlection in
present system of Medical Education from DIR,
@. p. Frost of Bratteboro, on Uses and Abuses of
Opium from DR.. G. b. Billiard Of ST. Johns
bury, on the Thermometer in Medical Practice
from Dr. Z. 4. Phelps of Windsor, on Pathology
of Fever. Besides these, there will be reports of
cases in practice a statistical dissertation on CON
sumption in Vermont; and on the evening Of
Tuesday an address by DR.. Abram Harding, OF
South Hero, on Improvements and Changes in
the Science and Practice of Medicine. The Secre-
tary will issue certificates emitting members to
return free over the Rutland & Burlington and
Vermont Central 4 Canada railroads, provided
twenty-five persons come over each of those rOads
to attend the meeting.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25
wHOLES ale PRICES CURRENT.
BosIoa. SaLNrdaN M ID. $50.

BEANs.-Reeeipts for the week 800 bills and for TO.
gay d, pnl. Good lots Of pea aud medium beans have
not easy TO obtain az advance in price and sales have
been made at quotations We quote choice hand-pickod
choice hand-peked mediums at sl62i common do nj
81 .-j yellow eyes at sll1U17u per hu-hcl Canada
Peas, common and screened at @cd$iI5 choice cook
BUTrER-Receipts for the week Hiss packages and
corresponding week Of last year Receipts to-day iil
packages and % boxes The quality Of the receipts this
week has been Inferior a. Is always the case whom
quotations were we'll sustained the receipt Of yesterday
and to-day have been sold at lower rates. We quote
lne new New York and Vermont DIARIES 40 3!0ilc good
90 40 t'b5-c inferior ut ltD2ci common and Inferior
CHEEsE-Receipts for the week -q5 boxes and L,
casks, aud for to-day ji boxes Good Cheese sells we'll
enough but the proportion of this description H small
aud thc inferior qualte are dull For The best qual-
Clos there a ready sale at i5ul6. common Cheese will
bring lnUlte, and skim do use per 10.
NOtN-The receipts for the week are 1861 bushels,
and for to-day BOSS bush. The market to-ay nrmcr
There were sales early at 10 for southern Yellow 81 ~
for Western do aud 10 per tusc Cor old Mixed but
FLOuR-Ihe receipts for the week have been 3lju
bills against STD bills for the corresponding week of
last year. Receipts to-day have been 81 Bad 1bls Tho
market during the past few days has been scarcely
buoyant while prices are not Quoably lower tare are
holders who are willing 10 make ht concess ou
ln order % effect sales We quote superlno 40 Si1nH
with few fancy brands az h CHER figures common St.
Louis sj.h06-i. white wheat Michigan aud Indiana
family brands are selling az 81 ol5 FL with few, nancy
Wisconsin Flour az s1.10O1-s, southern Flour i- in
better demand at am advance on recent auotttions,
shipping extras are held 40 $3.50, and family brands
from s-.lI0l..i, ami Rye Flour sl.4Inl.sl per hbl
HAA-Ihe market continues steady, and the best lots
are taken az our outside prices But Inferior grades are
not So brisk We quote prime Eastern cargo At ;.2a15
per ton prime Vermont and Maine by the carload at
s02i per tom inferior qualities 40 fl5lDl- and swale
Hay at 10 New York Straw sl6aE por ton.
OAIS-The receipts for the week are hl,7il BUSH and
for to-day 6'ub bushels. The market s dull and tho
sales for the past week have been light We quote Can
ada at 6-al2 ci and Western tuG1gc per bushe for
common and very choice.
SHOBIS-The receipts for the week have been 49, PISS
bushels and for to-day S.i21 bushels The market has
ruled quiet. and the demand has been light. Sales Of
Shorts have been made OF s27joa29 Of Feed at 3d. and
MidtllnEs at sHi per ton.
POTATOES-The market continues firm. and all good
lots Of Maine Jackson Whites sold G0c while New
bushel.
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4l4arriaQes.


lu Montpelier. May 49, by Rev william Fitg. Mr.. f
NAm liuT0mNs0S and Miss LrrHERiA JAcKs0N Of
Orange
In Montpelier May %, hy Rev Father Cjavior. Of
Northield Mr.. J0sErH MATTHEWS and Mis- ELIZA
PRoy, both Of Montpelier
In Eden. March a. Mr.. GEORGE A. EarRr, and Mis-
SALLY /. DENYING.
In Tunbrdge April 20. MOODY MOVES and NINA
WILLIAMS, both of Chelsea.
In Roxburv MAY r, Mr. MosFs Crrkr, and Miss Lucy
sANpsrRAY, both Of R0xbury.
In Sutton, May r.. HENRY A. BLAhE, of Sutton. and
Miss KATE j. Oris. OF Sheffield.
In cabot, May 10, BENJAMIN KuGoRE. Of Waterford
Me- and Mrs. BfrsEf RICE Of Cabot
In ilardwick, May a, CARLOS G. FRrNcu and Mrs
JuDun b. poRtEu, both OF uUdwck
In Tuntrldgc, April %. Mr.. CuEsrrR A. ALLEN and
Mr.. Lucy T. ROYCE, both OF Chelsea.
In Stowe, May ~, Mr.. CHARLEs H. WARRry and Mis-.
MATILDA II. NEWTON both OF Stowe.
In Tlubrage, May o. GEoRGE f. FAvnrns, NJ D and
MARY j. GOODWIN both Of runhridge.
i'm Johnson, May g. Rev. W w. Bnowv of llnr,lwiek
Mass and Miss HATTIE j. PAGE, OF johnson.
IN johnson, May l5 Mr. CORSELIUs W. Pt1cH of
johnson, and Miss LizlE J. BUCNLEYI of Eden
ln Enfield Mass April 2j, Mr.. benson S. ALpnicn of
Enfield and Miss MARY j. WHiraAs, OF St Johnsbury.
Ia johnson, May {, Mr.. MARVIN j. BRowS. Of Frank
lin Falls ~ y, and Miss LOIS BourgLL OF bakersfield
In llydopark on the 5th inst Mr.. CALVIN CAwpHF1t
OF Andover n H., and Mrs. ALMA h. LILLEY, Of Hyde
park.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25
THE ROCKET! or, CAssIUs JosLIN
II o R S E.

WIN Doe this season the same last Ia the care and
charge OF Moses F. Heath, Esq, Of M0retown, VI and
Will he at the stable of W II. skinner Of Waterbury
Hotel on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays. at the
stable Of y. e. Joslin, in Maitsied, Thursdays and
Fridays and at the stable of Noah Fisher in Moretown
on saturdays The pedigree Of this stallion is we'll
knoWn. He is q grandson Of the Myrck or North
Horse and bis Dam was sired by the full blood In
ported English horse, the Negotator" and was fast
rotting mare. The grand dam null blood Sherman
Morgan. Rocket is Is years old weighs COZ pounds
BLACK color, and has trottod mile in 2.i3 without
special training ls stock large size and first class
horses Of great endurance. The noted horse, India
Rubber Bend owned by Mr.. Hall, Of Boston, that
now owned In Massachusetts, and Rhode Island might
De named that trot their mile in 231 and 2 His stock
Is woll known throughout New England aud of late
years has been much sought for by horsemen. Rocket
now Owned by seven farmers ia Nasiold who purchased
the horse 10 prevent his being taken from the state
Terms 10 warrant, so. L. o. JOSLIN -,
WaiSdold, May 10, 1870 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25

y \ valued correspondent in Randolph asks
us to copy from State contemporaries articles con-
demning the recent action Of our Board of Edu-
cation in choosing Secretary. We take an
entirely different view of this matter, ms will be
seen by referring to another column. At the
same time, our columns are open to those who
feel that a wrong has been done
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25

The Boston Trdrelier, which iayors wo-
man suffrage, says" Wouldn't ii be as well
for the supporters Of womanhood suffrage to
postpone their little fights till their main pur-
pose shall have been accomplished ? Then
they could come up to the scratch with clean
consciences and big nails"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25

~ Address r. v Pierce, NJ. d., 1879 Seneca Street,
Buffalo n. " and get pamphlet Catarrh free, or
send sixty cents and got Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
$500 reward il offered by tho proprietor for Of Ca.
tarrh in the head which he cannot Sold by drug
gsts. Look out for ooHHtefsds and uortAs' limitations
The genuine has Dr. Plerees private Government Stamp
on IT, Cut this out, as you may never sec II again.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25

1t is often remarked by strangers visiting our State
Nhat we show larger proportion Of good horses than
any other State in the Union. This we tell them, Is
owing to tso principal reasons In the first place, we
breed from the very best stock and in the second place
our people use "sherldan's Cavalry Condition Pow
ders,' which, in our judgment Of incalouable adj
vantage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25
Personal.

Joseph II Bennett has been Town Clerk in
stowe for thirty three years
Col c. Ii. Joyce Of Rutland, i. to deliver the
grafton, Decoration day, in NIiddlebury.
The Hon Charles X. Field Of Brattleb1ro. has
been a member Of every Constitutional Conyen-
ton since 1886
Hon. Henry Keyes Of Newbury, has bee u
elected a Director of the Mount Washington
q. ID Railroad
Ten. VIM W Grout j., engaged TO deliver an
grafton at the decoration OF the soldiers graves
at North Troy May 3oth
DIR. F. \. 5 Morgan of Bennington has be.
come quite blind, and has gone to New York for
treatment by celebrated occuli>t
Hon Horace Fairbanks has lust returned from
New York, where he has spent six months in re-
cruiting his health and looking after the interests
Of the New York firm.
-AsAHEL BuRNG1oN, ESD, of Burke, now
in his sOth year, has been a resident of the town
for about seventy years, and has held the office Of
town clerk for forty-six years-not a deed or in
strument having been recorded upon the town
books in ali that time but By his own hand lie
has also been town treasurer for about forty
years, For twenty-five years he was postmaster,
and for forty years justice of the peace OF his
nine children now living, one, Rev. L. VI. Buring-
ton, is pastor ola large and Hourishng society in
Troy, \ Y. another is professor Of languages
in the Institution at Canton n. Y, and the third
a.. l.. Burlington, \ NJ is principal of the Green
Mountain Central Institute at Barre.
MoRRIsyILLE,-Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 3, f. *
4. NJ, will celebrate St. Johns Day (June 2ith)
with appropriate ceremonies at their new Hall in
Morrisvie.
H, D. Bryant has sold out his meat business
to b. II. Green.
Several new dwellings are in process of cree
ton in this village, and a number of new streets
are being opened, which makes business lively.
The anticipation of the railroad through
our valley is inducing many improvements and
increasing the value of real estate considerably.
The surveying party are now setting the locating
stakes, and have nearly reached the east line of
this town. They will reach this village the first
of next week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Montpelier Post Office,
May n, 1870.
LADIEs,-Nliss Emma Courser, Miss Ellen NJ Gould.
Miss Ellen Moses Mrs Maria Gray Mrs A. j. scrbner.
Mrs. Sarah spaulding.
GENrLENEN.-Rey. II. g. Dewitt, James Fletcher, No
ses Jarvis Frances Matthew Charles X Rghtmire.
Moses White, Levi Washburn, A. S. Wrlsley, Alonno
Webster
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25

~ MIR. John Q, Adams, the enterprising and
Popular stage driver from this place to Barton,
has recently procured at an expense of about
|SoOO, a new and elegant Concord coach (of the
nanulacture of Messrs Abbott, Downing & Co. }
which he intends to put upon his route very soon
W. trust that discriminating public will see
mat he is no lesser by this Investment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25
\ Fiuallty.

The editor Of the Vermont Chronicle, who
is a Delegate to the Constitutional Conyen-
ton, well says -
The action Of the Convention is the fnal,tv for
the propositions Of the Cens0rS The work of
that body is very simple-amounting to little
more than yea or nay
1t can neither add to, nor take away from the
precise form given by the Censors Adoption or
rejection must ensue in the very language in
which the amendments come TO the Convention.
Nor can any propositions be raised by this body
Its duties are specific and imperative Ii could
be called only by the Council OF Censors, and
that, only once in seven years. With the Coun-
ell, the raising Of q Constitutional Convention is
optional, but the work for the Convention must
be announced to the people, by the Censors, six
months before the time appointed for the Conyen-
uOn 10 assemble
With only six propositions for consideration,
and the mind already made up concerning most,
II not all of them, protmcted session would
seem to be culpable waste Of the people money.
We see no reason why as early date as Satur-
day night may not witness the return of every
member to his home, with the completion Of the
work of the Convention. Let it be so
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25

WASHINGTON CouNTY TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting for the election of officers
Of this association will take place at Roxbury on
Friday, June 3d. at one o'clock A. NJ. All or
CARNATIONS are invited to send five delegates, and
one additional delegate for every thirty members.
Good speakers are expected to address the mass
meeting in the afternoon,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25
CLOAKS, DRESSES and CHILDREN'S
NEW SPRING GOODS.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER,

Having Just returned from New York with new and
elegant patterns Of all tho latest STYLES from Mime Dem
orests Emporium Of Fashion, would call the attention
Of the ladies Of this place and ycinity 10 the Dress d
Cioa1natng business In all their departments plain on
elegantly trimmed. F'
Also, BOYS CLOTHING and all kinds Of SEWING Ma
chine work promptly attended TO-
Room No. 30, Holmes Block
Nine Demorests Branch Emporium of Fashion State
street. hohlpoher, VI. Mrs. /. Il. NOURSE.
Agent for the Genuine Elias Howe Sewing Machine
For sale here. I5-1o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25

~ We desire to make our Acknowledgements
to Messrs Storrs Jones of this village for a
valuable contribution TO our table, consisting of
canned strawberries, jellies, peaches, etc. A sin
gle trial will convince the most skeptical Of the
delicacy Of the flavor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier in said District,
on the 10th day Of May, A. ID. ls70.
Josiah Wood, administrator Of the estate Of Elijah d.
wheeler late OF Barre In said District deceased pre-
sents his administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree Of distri-
button ana partition Of the estate Of said deceased.
hhereupon, u Is ordered by said Court that said ac-
count ana said application be referred u session there
Of 70 be held at the Probate Oioe In said Montpelier,
on tho !h day Of June A. D. 1870 for hearing and do
eson thereon and Il Is further ordered that all persons
Interested DO notified hereof by publication OF the
three weeks sueeossivey In the Vermont Waterman
previous 10 said tne appointed for hearing that they
may appear at said tlme and place, and show canse,
any they may have, why said account should not DO
allowed, and such decree made.
by tho Court.-Attest
lTi0 n r. MERRILL, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25

GREAT Fire IN QUEBEo.--A Quebec special to
the Troy Times says great contagration is
raging there to-day. Over six hundred houses
were burned to the ground and thousands render
ed homeless The Fenians Rad cut the wires, and
no further particulars could he learned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25
CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and Tor
sad District, on the 10th day Of May A. d. ls7O
q. W. II. Dwinell, guardian of Isaac GRAY, Of East
Montpelier In said district insane, makes application
70 SAID Court for license 10 sell all the real estate OF
ms said ward representing that the personal estate
said ward Is insufficient TO pay his Just debts contracted
expenses OF his maintenance. -
Nhereupon, ordered by said Court that said an
pegon be referred 10 session thereof To be held AZ
The Probate Office In said Montpelier OF the Th day Of
June A. d. $50, for hearing and decision thereon and
u Is urther ordered, that all persons Interested be mott
Ned hereof by publication of noco OF said Application
and order thereon three weeks successfully In the Yer
mont Waterman State Journal printed at MontpelIer
before said time Of hearing, that they may appear AZ
sad time and place. and, II they see cause, obec,
thereto ' '
800 by the Court-Attest,
1870 "A CIIASH Reeistar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25
STATE OLE VERMONT

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT S.
~ Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District, on the 18th day Of May, A. ID, 1870
o. r. Morrill, and A. NJ Ruggles administrators on the
estate OF Abel Morrill, lato OF Cabot in said District
deceased make application to said Court extend the
time heretofore allowed them TO pay the debts due from
a estate and TO render their administration account
antl some iuture day Nhereupon 1t Is ordered by said
Court that said application DO heard at the Probate
oiee IN Montpelier, on tho 7th day Of june lS7O and
~ Va urther ordered that notice be given TO all persons
concerned by publication OF this order in tho Vermont
Waterman State Journal printed at Montpelier three
weeks successfully, before said hearing.
by tho Court.-Attest,
1870 7. H. MERRILL, Judge,
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I UCIUs MARsHALL's EsTATE-Ths

- Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hopora
plePtohate Court for the District o. Washington commits
soners to receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands ofa persons against the estate Msrsb
ALL late Of Waterbury in said District, deceased repre-
scented nsoyent and the term OF six months from the
2lst day OF April, 1870, being allowed by said Court
70 the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove
will attend TO the duties of our appointment al the
dwelling house Of Widow PAMELA Marshall in Water
bury IN said District, the second Wednesdays Of June
aud October next at o'clock in the afternoon on
each Of said days 10
JNO. d. SMITH, l.
JOnN D. PARKER, Commissioners.
Waterbury. NAV III. A. ID ism tuaa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-25
STATE OF VERMONT,

= WASHINGTON UISTKIIT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier in said District,
on tho ith day OF May, A. u. 1870
samuel keon, administrator Of the estate Of Aurora
Mallory late Of East Montpelier In said District de-
alton and allowance, and makes application for decree
Of distribution and partition Of tho estate Of said do
Whereupon, II Is ordered by said Court, that said ae
count and said application DO referred 70 session there
o. TO be held a. The Probate Ohce In said Montpelier
the slst day Of May A. Dls0 for hearing and decision
thereon and II rther ordered that notice hereof be
gyento all persons Interested, BY publication Of The
three weeks suocesively In the Vermont Watch
man and state Journal newspaper published at Mont
peer previous said time appointed for hearing lhHt
they may appear at said time and place. Ind show cause,
II any they may have why said account should aOt b
allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court, Attest
lHie N. A. CHASE, RaSlsssF.
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STATE MATTERS.

NUlNtuuta hulltT DuIlCT ranged IRON
% to 30 cents, according 10 quality. Twelve
thousand three hundred and twelve pounds were
shippcd.-Oyer three thousand pounds were shin
ped on the same day from North Ferrisburgh sta.
ton A post Office has been recently estab-
lished at larrabces Point, and Mr.. A. F. Quit
ing appointed Postmaster.-lt has been decided
to eucase the walls Of the Middlebury jail with
heavy boiler iron-'lho 4. s. Arsenal at Yer.
genncs is to be sold at public auction.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
During the past few weeks about % coored
girls have arrived IN Bennington, from Norfolk,
Va, designed for house servants here. Sixteen
came IN a single day, about week since. "A
couple OF chaps were arrested in Bennington
last Sunday for desecnting the sabbath They
were lodged in jail and the next day fined $40 10
each.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Mt Oharles stark OF 1t. Johnsbury, had corn
up tnc last OIL Aprl'-lhe 81 Johnsbury Times
says Johh H. french Ill., D., the new Secretary
OF the Board OF Education IS in town making ar
mngemens Tor series of Institutes lie will
Immediately move bis family to Vermont.-lhere
Is mare IN 81 Johnsbury that is Is hands and |
lnch hlgh' and weighs between 10 and rs hun
drel. She Is five years old in june next and was
c,.,fr,...t-. - "'o '''Vo'VVo
I'm. t.,,. NV, at 1'o'n-
&c. .,''u''S aus l'ull-
Der No.-lAst Monday James Irelren of Lyndon
shppeo To market q pair OF oxen which weighed
o'op lie bought them OF Austin Folsom for
i -, 49, 'e"'"s'n " IL
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was nroSen INTO sunday night, and few dollars
worth oi cigars &C. and little money taken
lew days since, the children Of Mr. A. L..
h"'Na"a1 OF onelpurn' while playing on the
banks of ti'e Lake, near the Mech farm, found a
couple of gold pieces on the beach They carried
the money home and showed it to Mr. Hathaway,
who went q the spot and succeeded in finding
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,

%
ROgTpN CATvuE MtpVIvr
DOoiON Ohll LIZ MAhhEls
AT CAMBRTDgE I'm RptauroN
p,t. - - ~ " ~ p" ~ ~
Tot the Week enulne tuesday, May q, 1870.
AMOUNT on STOCK At MARKEr .-
catys ste., st.,.. n, .
mi -. IN, '''''' "'y'' 'N's''
~, sh ,e ~ illl tW NN
i ,'st Mvvhi Wy WY ltA AW l0OQ
VHo yuaT aboi $40 t'N lph $500 Con
PniCEs.-Beef Cauie-Extra FAT and heavy preminni
oxen, $500 a. 1880, first quality p sccond
quality, SliuUn 2uuf third uualtv slnu1 5n so 15 "
lW rs, total weight of hide tallow and drerB hee
lcw choice single pairs fl515 a. sifm Bnlls te.
5000 5000.
Working OreHtl5O fE0p pair or accorllne 10 their
value A. beef Handy stccrs, $50 "a 1885,
Mieh Cons 40 COS extra good, Cos 20 fnn with or
without calves as may be agreed mrrow and orlin,.
~, $50 m5O
Morc'.-Nearngs tii D21i two-ycars old, tQMt-.
three.yoars old, SDumuD.
Shay gHd Lanbs-l 40 l1fts. extra u0 6 uI ets p ID
on live weight, or sl.OU Ia 5000 y head.
Shofes Wholesale D. 10 Toe. retail. I1ai4cpB. Fat
Hogs no a. lic Y h Spring Pigs p nulc y d.
zeal Catts.-f 800 AZ Sll.ul " head.
Hies-B Brighton, 40 Octs.t country loir. ffn co.
Talow al 7lc.i country lots, 6ar OF etc. n h pelts
with wool on 81 so tf 20u cts each. country lYts -s
LIS.