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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

This Remedy does not SIMPLY, ret,ere for short
time, but it produces perfect and permanent cures
of the worst cases of Chronic Nasal Catarrh anu
,ciH pay $500 reecdrd for case that cannon cure
"Cold in the head" and Catarrhal Headache are
cured with few applications. lfyou have aus
charge from the nose, offensive or otherwise, stop
ping up of the nose at times, partial loss OF the
sense of smell, taste hearing, eyes watering oi
weak feel dull have pain or pressure in the heau
YOU must rest assured that you have CatarIh
Thousands annually, without maniiesting nan ths
above symptoms terminate in Consumption anu
end in the grave. No disease is so common more
deceptive or less understood by physicians / VIII
send nv pamphlet on Catarrh to any address free
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is now ,rS
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL RAM
OF THE WORLD.
Price so cents Sent by mail, postpaid. on ,eoeip'
60 cents or four packages for two dollars. beWhit
OF counterfefts and porthtess limitations. oee ta.
nv private Stamp, which is positive guarantee ~ "
genuineness, is upon the outside wrappddr ne nc
member that this private stamp issueu uy uynno ;no
United States Government expressly lor s.nhipins
nv medicines, has my portrait, name anu a.'lcss
and the words ~. s. Certifcate OF uenuhe,@ess @
engraved upon it, and need not be mistaken. Don
he swindled by travellers and others representing
tbemselves as DIR. Sage am the only man now
living that has the knowledge and right TO manu-
factnre the genuine Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
and never travel to sell this medicine.
anu II. V. PIERCE, NJ. d.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

The Argus declares that it will have
something to say about Mr.. Blaine and
nobody shall stop its mouth. Since it only
devotes about column day regularly to
Mr. Blaine, we think it fully justified in
declaring that it will have something to
say about Mr.. Blaine. We would not be
choked off. Let the Argus assert its in
dependence and give us a few words
about Mr.. Blaine. There is nothing we
admire more than spunk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

Launched at the yard of W. & A. Curtis,
in Portland, on Saturday, bark of 500 tons
burthen, 1877 feet long, 30 feet beam, and II
feet deep. She is double-decked and her
frame is entirely of oak. The cost of her
hull is about $27 900, and her total cost will
be about. $4,000. The bark is named the
"Geneva NJ. Tucker"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

trusting this party with power again would
be as hazardous for the country as inviting
d foreign despot to walk into the White
House and take command of our Treasu-
ry, Army and Navy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

The Aroostook Sunrise, in speaking of the
census of that county, says: "We have for a
long time known that the population of
Aroostook county is, or soon will be, large
ly north of Presque Isle. When the census
returns shall all be in, we shall find that the
majority of the people of Aroostook live very
far to the north of Houlton."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

In the race at Topsham on Friday between
"Dagon" and Lewiston Boy"-best three in
five, half mile heats, "Dagon" won the
race, and purse Of 5000. His best time
was LIS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

In the college library at Brunswick is a
copy of the New Testament printed in 1887,
only about 40 years after the invention OF
printing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

Two heavy cattle trains passed through the
city to the west yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

There are now about 40 children at the Or
phans' Asylum in Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

1t is stated that several soldiers deserted
from Fort Preble, Portland, last Friday. A
horse belonging to the commanding officer,
also disappeared the same day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

Dr. Chaplin of New York preached in Port
land, on the last Sabbath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

VIM W. Thomas, Jr., the Swedish Emil
grant agent is about to proceed to Halifax to
receive some thirty more Swedes who are to
settle in the colony in Aroostook county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

FOR GOVERNOR,
Sidney Perh a m,
OF PARIS.
FOR GOVERNOR,

FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS-
lst District-JOHN LYNCH.
Cd District-WILLIAM ?. FRYE.
Sd District-JAMES G. BLAINE.
4th District-JOHN A. PETERS.
5th District-EUGENE HALE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

Speaker Blaine will address public meetings il
Somerset County as follows:
Pittsfeld, Monday Evening, September 9TH.
Hartland, Tuesday at 2 p. NJ. 6th
Athens, Tuesday Evening 9Th.
Bingham, Wednesday p. NJ. 1th.
No. Anson, Thursday Evening, sth.
Mercer, Friday Evening, 9th.
Also in Lincoln County,
Round Pond, Bristol, Thursday P. Nj. Sept. lst
Damariscotta, Thursday Evening,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

MEXICAN BROILERS, Table Cutlery,
n Plated Forks and Spoons, and Housekeeping
Goods at williamson & GreenwOOd's.
aug27-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

The brig Carrie Winslow," ass tons bur-
then, was launched in Westbrook on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

The Improvements on the Bates College
buildings are nearly completed. The Chapel
has been finished in fine style as well as the
gymnasium. The interior Of the north end If
Parker Hall is finished. The students are
much pleased with the imprevements.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-30

The Journal says that the Theological
School of Bates College, Lewiston, will open
September 10Th, but the formal opening will
occur Sept. 22d. In the forenoon of the 22d
the Chapel will be dedicated with appropriate
services. Rev. DIR. Cheney will preach the
sermon. In the afternoon and evening there
will be social reunion and welcome to the
Theological Students in the Gymnasium Hall,
which, as completed, furnishes a most ample
and beautiful room for an occasion like this.
Hereafter commencement dinners will occur
here. The Faculty have voted to invite the
ladies of Lewiston and Auburn, interested in
the educational cause, to prepare picnic
collation. on the occasion 1t is expected
that a class of twenty or twenty-five will be
present at the Theological School, this fall.
Profs. Fullonton, Butler and Hayes will take
charge of the Theological School, this year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-11

-'' d. 'e Nf-r Cornwall COMMITS SUE
eide Al Ii- VAS sas- uor.rly .rl.cIry.
Our community was Eaiav s , startled
by jhe ram5r Jhs- 1-.a had ,.-.,......i ..,;..,.
at the Van Ness House. .1J 81 s.e7-t -.
only was needed TO r--se tl.s tl.ass.ae.s - Nh.
report. a man Registering his name AS A ]
Iones Of We, Cornwall. 49,. WAS found IN b:.
room about nine O'Clock -a tlc morning 10 a
s:rsuglng condition and g.;a his throat apas-
rent,y cut from ear So car. Tie circumstances
Of The case so far as We SIRE all, 70 learn hem
srs these Mr.. Jones went iato the Van Ness
House las. Saturday evening and after register
ing, called fora room. AIr. Ferguson, the ju-
Nor -aul5ri. noticed that be had been drink
ing 70 excess, but Observing that be had writ
zen hle commercial hand, sssi1u5l him TO
Room is on tie second floor Jones went in
media'ely 90 lis room and wss not seen until
next morning. lie then came into the Office,
sd.! partially intoxicated Mr. Barber. noticing
his condition, went az one, ash pr,b;bitel his
help from furnishing him with aag li,uor. The
man remained about the house r,,l Tuesiay
evening waen he unoereaoaiol,ly disappeared,
and It was supposed that be- hal cleared out
without paying his bill. The oaogipr sfrer-
nooa be returned to his room and vent t, bed
Early IN the evening be made his presence
sHcwn to some Of the servants aul told them
he vas sick. IL. Barber rent 20 lie room and
llising him to be seriously affected, called in
Dr. Gee. 4. Tenny, who said tie nan wa- hsv-
lz spssms Of - deirium tremens Toe Doe.
''F nursed him as best he could and when he be
came conscious be ted VINO be vas and the
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l.-,...
l''ns ''e IS 'l.'A DIS ''1.'-'-
crops 'as 'e'I''s' s'''N '.''''
aol All mus Ok s'H''' u -''''' ''''
1t mas '1el r.--.-''.'''' si'''''' ID '-''' -'-
iry' ana 'ne '''N c'.2' " N ''''-l' WIS
inner
Nov Is the time Of big pigs 2ul mammoth
pumpkins. Everytovn 'a Challenging Us neigh
bors TO % oes. 'iis-
A Western farmer noticed tla, almost all t.e
potato bugs in his garden hal dsslI-srei' S'i
a short time sfterwari he killed a l-sss stifei
snake with his hoeaai1ani thati was t1,lot tae
isry.e the potato bug Itmd a.olt ..es'ei .-'
the garden lie says be viii Kill b" more Z
those snakes.
The choose 7sqnuf,c.Yr. e New Ya.s State Is
growing 60 stupsalou. prop rt.o-s- Twelve
b,,.-.lrsl f,.f.r.es are r. -., .-.r, ILL vie. ling
.-......., ,-,l,.....- ,...e.- c-.., ... ,--li.,
Oh 'i'--'--'
pounds The Western states aye as' becoming
interested in this inrar.su. branch If industry,
,--..-
W i5' u' 'a' ''''-'.' '-e '..'' 'N pr -.'s'
was over 100000 tons, Of which Belgium took
1000 England 10000, aud North America
o. 900 tons
Tie Budgton, Name sweet com canning es-
tebl;.bmeu. has nut up this season shout ld0,-
151..-. lac. ,,o,.- f.1., ,at acres -l,,+el they
- '.t..'...... ...-...t
ootalnei 9'''9O' cans WINE '-'' ''-.' -''' 1919
standing the drought, from 20 acres they oa-
tain 100 eco cans
Mil|aukee Is the greA'es' gram DltiAe' III cue
world l, has six large elevators, able 20 hold
s. i.,rs, -,i1,.on q, o. million and q hslf bush
.---- ..-.-.4
els let last week n'e u'i i''''
log IN the freight yards and on the 'iSoAs % '-e
cry, unable to discharge their wheat This IS
FROM old yt,s.t and tho merchants estimate that
-. -. $50 .,,..-,,, ~
-. ui'lio" Al0'e
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-11

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con-
DISTRICT oFcHrrrEvpl.y. G. eerned in the estate Of
Burlington in said District, deceased. -
UREETING.
At Probate Court holden at BurIngt n, within
ana Tor the District Of Lhttencen, the -th day OF
November, A. ID 1870, an lNsTRU gENr purportin. u
te the last WILL and TESTAMENT OF James Kane
late Of Burlington, in said District deceased WIS
presented o the Court Aforesaid, for Probate
and IL ordered by said Court that The lnd dsv n
December A. ID. i--1 at the Probate Court Rooms In
sad Burlington, be sued for proving said Instru-
ment and that notice thereof be given Co all per
sons concerned. hy publishing this order three
weeks successfully in The Burlington Tree Press
a newspaper printed at said Burlington previous
% the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you hereby notified 70 appear
before said Court, at the tine and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate OF said viii, Il You have
cause.
Given under uiy hand at Burlington. in said Dis
tr,ct, this s Ia day Of November, A. D. Is7n
-ivaw RUSSELL : TAFT Register
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MYRoN T. LANNON'S ESTATE

WILL rhEoE<NI EDs
STATE OF VERMONT, } At Probate Court
DISH CT or GRAND IsLE- A. f-Ii.s in rofth Hero,
within and for the dssrict Of Grand Isle o. the 2
day ofOctoser, \. -. l57l.
Present II. ". ALLEN Jgegs.
An Instrument purporting 10 he last y ia and
testament Of Sly ron 9. LandOn late Of South nero
IN said district deceased, being presented mere hy
Rufus X. Clark Of South Hero, the executor mere
in naned f,- ate Il il ordered By said PROBATE
Court tnat ali persons concerned therein be noti-
fed to appear az a session OF said court, to ne mol
den at the Probate Ofcs In North nero, 10 sau es
- 81 on the I'D dav OF November, A d. $50. az
o'clock in the afternoon, and show eau e. u any they
have, against the probate Of said will-ior Thieh
purpose it is further ordered, that esPy o. ths
reedrd he published three weeks suecessvey IN me
Burlington Free Press, weekly newspaper printed
Al Burlington in this State, as soon as may Pc the
last Of whsh publication 70 he prior 70 slid ~ cay
u I'0'e''''' H. ". ALLEN, Judge.
lsvsr.
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Tepal 1ntires.
oRLow $. LOCKW00D,SEST ,Te

SIAIE OF VERMONT, , To all persons con-
DISTRICT or cHirrzSDES. IS ee5ned in the estate Of
late of st George, in said District iSscaassd
Al Probate Court holden at Burlington within
an lOr tne District Of Chittenden on the nh day
o. nov a; u. $50. an Instrument purtortino- h
1e the last WIN and Testament Of Orlow s Lockwood
Iate OF 81. george, in said District deceased
wa presented TO the Court aforesaid for Probate
anu u Is ordered by said Court that tho 18th day ~
november a. d. 1870. at the Probate Court Rooms
IN SAID Burlington, be assigned for proving said
Instrument and that notice thereof be given To an
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Pres
newspaper printed ct said Burlington, previous
10 the time appointed
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified 20 appear
beioIe SAD Court at the time and place Aforesaid
cause. g H''e
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trct, this 9Th day Of November. 4. D. Is70,
@JW3" T. e. WALES Jude--
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LAS G. BEAN,
IN BANKRUPTCY-l

| District Of Vermont sat
Il Newport. the % day Of November, A. d. 1870.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee OF l. b. Kimball q Co. of DERBY
IN the County OF Orleans and State OF Vermont
within said District, who have been adludgsd Rank
rupts uD1n creditors petition by the District Court
Of said District. MARSHAL CARPENTER
NH1N Assignee
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-Distri Of Vermont sat
II Rutland the 18th day Of October, A. D. so.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
4. Walker and John B. Cudworth Of Sou-b Tando1-
derry, IN the County Of Wndham, and STATE Of
Vermont, within said District whohave been ad-
District Court Of said District
l9Woy JACOB EDGERTDN As,i.-rc..
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TN BANKRUPTCY-pi.trict oe ve-n,o,,

II BANkRUPTCY.-D District Of Vermont. sat
L Rutland, on the 22nd day Of Oct A. d. IS-0-The
undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appointment
and Jeremiah Lynch Of Rutland in the County of
Rutland and State OF Vermont within aid Dis
trict, who have been adjudgcd bankrupts upon
District.
i9w3T JACOB FDGFRTON Assf,-ro.
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DISTRICT OF VERMONT. sat Rptls,d ,t,
- 18th day Of October A. D. $50 The IN
designed hereby gives notice of his appointment
as Assignee Of Calvin i Walker Of South London
derry, IN the County Of Windham and State Of
Vermont within said district, who has been adird-
gei Bankrupt. upon creditors petition, by the
District Court Of said ID strict
JACOB EDGEBTON, Assignee.
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JACOB EDGERTON, Assignee.

nlSfRlCT OF VERMONT. sat Springfield.
- the lst day OF Nov. A. D.. 1870. The undersigned
hereby gives notice or his appointment as Assignee
OF Horatio NJ. Hol mes Of Springfield County Of
windsor and State Of Vermont, within said District
who has been adjudsed Bankrupt on his own peti-
tion by the District Court Of said District
lsW5H CHARLES c. JOHNSON, Assignee.
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Bankrupt 1otifes.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-Distric Of Vermont sat
l. newport, the LIST day Of fOveulber. A. d. 1870
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
inent as assignee OF John g. Albee Of Holland in
the County OF Orleans, and state Of Vermont
WITHIN said District, who has been adjudged
bankrupt upon creditors petition by the District
Court Of said District
SlLAS G. BEAN.
<uNoH Azzpuaa
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NFTE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
W Ell hy the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District o. Cnitcuden. Con mss1ners % receive,
Ell anime and ADJUST the claims aad demands Of all
persons against the estate Of James Powell late
Of Milton IN SAID District. deceased, snt also all
claims and demand, exhibited iu Offset thereto; and
II months from the Say OF the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court Tor tlas purpose, DO Their
fore hereby give notice that viii attend to tho
business % our appointment. - the Cilce Of jos
suh CLARK In Milton. ia said District the first
Mondsys OF February and April next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated this IN day Of October, \. D. 1870.
CHARLES RUSSELL, {C,,,,;ss-,rs-.
NATHAN LINCOLN, ( O'----i
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.--..-.,,.croN ANnYICIN1rY.

yer B-.-The Baptist Society Of this city
haze ut received a new bell FOR their church,
,,,,se the place Of the old one which has been
..-,.ssi for several months Il is made by
r,nes S Co, Of Troy, y. Y, and weighs 800
pounds
siELagES AoADEuY.-The winter term OF this
S.loo begins Monday. Nov. 2sth-as snnounc-
81 in cur advertising columns The School is to
be under the efficient tu,orage Of Mr.. Seneca
Hlsa,ton o;,ha University Of Vermont
Ina BuzHSEL Of Stark-toro has raisel an
apple, the Yellow OxAeart, which weighs IS
oIuces and measures is inches in oircumfer-
else II any enc Ia the State hes raised big
ger one, Mr. Bushnell would Ike 20 know where
to send lor s,ions The arrlc attracted some A.
t,I-i1u p car Office
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-11

There are three townships in this county, in
/ which the negroes outnumbeTed the whites. The
negroes appeared armed st the voting precincts
early IN the morning, drove Of the judges and
/ held the election TO suit themselves. l. 5.
Marshal arrested the judges Of two precincts,
but the L. s. District Judge released them, owing
TO the peculiar charges, and they resumed their
duties and held the election. The self constituted
Judges held M election sepsrste in two wards.
II Is thought that the conservative ticket is
elected, and the indications are that the conserv-
atiges nave swep, the STATE
LOUISIANA.
New O-'c .ns.-Heturns came in slowly, the
official vote even OF ta;s city is not yet known.
The Republicans clai1 the city and paTishes
ILLINOIS
ChicaSo.-Ls:er returns from the sth district,
state that Nerriuan, r57, is elected by : large
majority. The democratic gain in McClean
county is 500.
1AsstCuusETls-
B.s.on.-33I towns in Mss. give Cadin D.
55S Adams 45,1tS, AMI Phillips 20, i-3 votes.
+ Tile present delegation 10 the lower branch Of
Congres, is reelected and a Legislature has been
chosen which viii make choice OF Mt. Wilson IS
Representative Of The Communicable 10 The
higher branch oc the National legislature. TIE
tive branches Of tie legislature are more strong
y republican then last year.
ALABAMA.
Mon mesy.-The election pissed OF quietly
The total vote Of this city IS 5fls The repub-
l.csa mlilrijyIs estimated ST 200.
MISSOURI
So Louis-The Brown men claim the State
7 ny q larger majority than was anticipated Ia
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cause of his having such a spree He said that
he had become embarrassed peouniariy, and had
experienced trouble with his wife lie had been
distressed with pains in his head for several days
and fnslly sought relief in liquor He was very
much afraid that he Wss going to be insane.
/ Jones was so f4rimprovel on Thursieyas to sit
up and walk about his room. Thursday evening
VIXEN his supper was taken up to him he seemed
/ quite comfortable and even cheerful Friday
morning shout nine o'clock waiter went 70 his
room to receive his order for breakfast. and
found him stretched upon the fo5r with his
head and neck in pool Of blood. s-op jar
( stcoI near his head partially filed with blood
sso. and a small rszor was ciut,hed IN his
right hand. He was uttering faint gTo2ns and
F from the appearance Of the blood on tle carpet,
seemed to have struggled good deal. The
blood about his head and threat was very clottej,
Indicating that he had been bleeding for some
tine Or. H. T. Langion was Immediately
sent for and be with the assistance Of DR.. Lewis
Balcl, who happened to be guest at tue house.
dressed the wound. Jones seemed 70 be con-
sc'oas during the operation and first SAID 81
au cold, throw a blanket OYER me'-aud then
90 Don't cut off my moustache" Tie fingered
until about halt-past nine p M, when Ll .5a,h-
eI his List.
The razor, as frequently happens in attempts
to commit suicide in this manner. struck the
thyroid cartilage and prevented, ths physicians
think, injury to the vcssc,s ly,ag upon either
side Of this cartilage.
MIR Jones was a man .5ou; g ye4rs old, of
melium height, and wore d. full beard, which v.'
. little sprinkl5d with gray.
Re wa. the son Of Jason Jones of saareham
AMI nephew OF Hon. R5lIa J. Jones Of West
Cornwall lie wl. farmer aul hal a wife ana
three young children. Use are informed that be .
had always lei a reckless life and .ace before,
about - years since, be attempted 90 take lis
life by hanging lie 60 Ear slassele5 that lie
was aauebt to be dead when aiken down. Ills
friends we're te.eg-apael 80 FriI.r msrnine.
tul LIS .shor reached here At five O'Clock -s
evening lie W. allie t.ieso-aiza ii- ther.
AZ / cou7ersel with him more .t lee q 81 feeble .
tone voice during the e,cain- Mr- Jones,
tie f..her ofthe deceased. says '.. ~,n Left hams .
20 Welne- lly the 21h ul-., and had NOT teen
hetri from mp O. tas receipt of tie telegram.
DrS W. smy,A has returned from s557, s.ly F.
IN Boston, and may again be consulted .tlis .
ofHse ST. the Van Ness House While be Was
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CltGe-Livt ..o-i trims tbs morning from tie
North were lsavily loaded. n good proportion
Of Cattle. Tho market dali a. is generally the
case with full supply, and bids hardly c-Ie up Go
dealers ideas To- what should De fair prices The
supply ~ Bee 10 Comm sion Houses ia the city s
increasing together with the quiet .euand last
wee- AN combined, rather against tie trade TINS
week. Butchers are not paying over lls q % for
fine oxen. good dr-s--rs, with "a corresponding re
ducti0u uu common Gait C.. H. y. Wilson sIld small
Caftle from = 81 5000 4 cgt o. Z. Taylor sold
oxen no 81 80 2 eve, average dress 1910 ts;
oxen &c SO Y cwt, 900 f.; 2year ODDS az u
=. cwt dress $50 lbs j. 6orJut sold oxen for $50,
avefa.re live We gnt lZiD Us cows ar S z cwt,
crese $40 lbs. j. E1gam sod some oxen from 81 ~
u y cwt: ;i-year Old steers at Sc e .. X. +.
French sen sid oxen AZ az g cgt- dres5 go u
each.
sheep-The demand FOR sheep and Lambs hes not
iuroyed ON last weeks sales. but prices have &C.
,-rIciated on account Of large receipts from N &c
. n. ordinary lot strong &c, and the sympathy
ing between sheep ami cattle dealers Is partl-
enlsrIy manifested, a. there Is but moderate DC
mand f,r both. w. J. BroEn sold ll6 Sheep at $40
lie lot q w. Beckwith sold lej extra sheep and
Lamb at 81 80 Z head, average 50 ms s. d. Foster
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TO TIE TRADE

Meu'- Furnishing Goods.
WE se.p 70 .tl-H many articles % . De 'uun1
~ iu Wholesale Hon hut VIII en- Ar ten
waited hv Ceaier- f.r particular Gust msrs- Ma )
% -se Co r- a4e .rr special order. and
are imported tv Us direct from mar ufa-turvrs or
large dealers. without u-euri = "a rs-u NJ Jut-
bling bus ucs- W. Offer zee traI. auFtai- z from our
-ta-s. If lar-r u- small JAN l-'-s, a. ar whole
sale .Iic g, sae- ty Iu- Do following
Cots IEit a. s7U-r'- SKIRTS PRAYERS,
7. MI Gu~E aIf HALF uGSF, il al the different
g-tl as.
Oe' Rre,te Co.'S heavy an medium SIN
sGIRrS aul uRsWEES
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