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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-14

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AHoru OF STOCK Ar MARKgr -
rh, week '' Ms ''s1; s''5,'' S 9s e'5,'
o oS.' y ssS1 i SS 5Si3 iSS i sS 90
FRcEs-B,,f Cattle Extra tat ana heavy premium
oxen, $50 $1,000 hr.t quality, s9ola $50, SECOND
9sanalyi ts;@ g s55 miri quality, 800 70 E.j5 r
4 lev choice single pairs, tii.lO afOjn0. Bulis, &c.
Worting oFents5as2 50p pair or according 10 thai
value as beef Handy Stocrs, en- n 50.
Mnh coirs 90 400 extra guod, fdin iln1. with Of
without calves, rs may be agreed hiuow and ordIns
Store'.-Yearilnrs, tog0i two-years old. so,aoo
ufeeycam old 80 n Oh. Western scorl, choice, 500
an 36ic 10. GOOD. diaie. Lr6t. S6c. '''''' lex
MeV and Lqalbs-tNlO a. 900 in lots. 500 ~ $500
ssirh a 'cts d. ON live weight % aoic or tOOoHs'
SAoi,'.-whelcale, Qaoe, retail, sac gn. Fa
gsai C1ilss.-S5O)a8 (.OJ v head
Hmes.-hr ghton, @0 cts country lots lR9c
INllow' ~ ol c.i country ot', a 5icts v N. Pelu
YIN wool on, s1ooaslo each country lois, dry sl0
$50. Caliskns, lGlbisc.
RgNAREs-For several wocks there haa been lttl,
change la prices from one market TO another Vet her,
seems TO have been gradual improvement In the mar
ket A. usual at this season
Only highly fed hullocks. OF which few are offered
sell Tor l0c dressed and few western steers reach &c v
weight. j. Lyman had o. rich river icd oxen ~ dress
lJli les PEI bullock AZ oto loic. o. E. Taylor sold
oxen au lhs nt Nlci of q0 lhs At $50 five small cat
gle 81 &c. Phc Cr1ns marketed pair of oxen fo hl
ID blaslell, Hanover a. ldo Ms. live at home soll
y y -. Leonard The Treasurer OF the Agriculture
College offered these oxen tho peers Of those fed by h
| Ff9les,qr and n9tIced q few weeks since.
W II. Darhc sold steers 70 dress 100 lbs. each a
Zoe and steers and heiors iu 10 qO1 lbs each at Sc
W H. blanchard sold 10 steers, $50 lbs each, at7lci
There were about llol Northern sheep this week
Buy aud seller arc not a. % value and trade
fraction, and prices fall a. good as lnsi week
Bowen sold u sheep, lll lbs led by j r. Webster fla
f Si ai !. ior ~ by paying small bonus ~ Of
w OF O9 u.s. al $40 per head ll5 of76 lhs at 1ic.
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PERKINS, ESTATE.

l. Tho subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Washington,
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate OF
Porter Perrin, late of Berlin, In said district, do
ceased represented nsovent and the term Of six months
from the I'd day Of January A. d. 1874 being allowed by
said Court " tho creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit
aud prove their respective claims before Give notice
that we will attend TO the duties OF appointment at
tho dwelling house Of widow Lucy Perrin in Berlin
IN said District on the first Mondays OF March and
September next at o'clock, in the afternoon, on
each OF said days.
p, n. DUSTIN, Von'ihssione's'
Berlin, Fob. ID, A. d. ls72.-0S.l0
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FIRE IN BoLToN.-'rhe lighthouse of ShurtleG
and Fay, in Bolton, was destroyed by fire ycster-
day Tuesday morning, The dry-houso wa.
filed with lumber, which was owned by Mr..
Shurtlea. There was halfmile of steam pipe
in the building. Loss about $1,000. No insur-
ance. Seth Warner Engine Co., from Water
bury, arrived on the cars just as the fire was be-
ing extingushed
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GTATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In said Dis
trct on the ID day Of February, A. ID. ls72
O. W. n. Dwneil, Administrator Of the estate Of Wal
ter Little, late Of East Montpelier in said district, do
ceased presents his administration account for examine
ton aud allowance.
Mhoreupon, It is ordered by said Court, that said
count DO referred session thereof 10 DO held at tho
Probate Office In said Montpelier the I'D day u Fob
ruary, A. ID. 1872, for hearing and decision thereon
And Is further ordered, that notice hereof be given
10 all person Interested by publication Of the three
weeks successvoly In the Vermont Waterman & State
Journal newspaper published ut Montpelier, previous
time appointed for hearing that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause, any they may
have why said account should not be allowed.
by the Court.-Attest,
oslo HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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a FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH
Arc easily attained, and those who fail to avail them
selves Of the should not complain when accused
Of gross neglect The sozoDoSr will speedily eradicate
the Of foul breath Identifying and preserving
the teeth % the oldest age.
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PEAcuAy ACADEMY By reference to advertise
mont in another column, it will be seen that the
spring term of this popular institution of learn
ing will commence on Tuesday, the 27th inst.
The school is nov in very hourishing condition,
and Mr.. Bunker, the principal, is one of the very
bes; teachers in the State, and his assistants are
very highly spoken of, Peacham is quiet, moral
town, aud those having children to school will Dc
well to look there first. The terms Of tuition, II
will DO noticed. are very low
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ANNUAL MEErNG-The ninth annual meeting
of the New England Agricultural Society was
held at Boston on Tuesday The officers were re-
elected with few exceptions In the trustees from
Vermont, G. G. Chandler of Montpelier takes the
place Of John B Mead Of Randolph, and 0 5.
Bliss of Georgia, takes the place Of Lyman G..
Bliss Of Brattleb9ro.
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NATURES REMEDY.
" Il g Il T / N II
THE GREAT moor PURIFIER.

yEGErlNE is made exclusively from the juices of
etfeluly selected b1ts roots and Asrbs aud strongly
concentrated That will eectually eradicate from the
system every faint Of Sr0fgia, Scrof5us Hppor Tgors
Cancer t1ncsrou Hanor Eryspsi1s, Rhsnyn Spph
nc D,qes, Ca1tsr, faiHfHess Sf9fq4h and A die
eases that arise from Impure blood Sciffieq frta,na
tory and Chronic Rheumatism Neuralgia 9of and sci.
H c9npaHs can only BIO occtually cured through tho
blood. ~
For Uiccs and Ernpfrs Ds,as,s n the stin Ps.fles
Pimples Mectss Boif, Tstsr Scaihsaf and Riagrorr.
NkdEIlNE bas never failed 10 effect permanent cure
For Pans IN ne Back, kidasv Complaints, Dropsv 81
nae WftHftf Lecorrhe1, arising from Internal ulcera
gnt and uterine diseases and Gepsraf DebRitv VEGE
TINE acts directly upon tho causes Of these Complaint
10 nvlgoratcs and strengthens tho whole system acts
upon the sooretve organs, alays inflammation cures
liberation and regulates the bowels.
FOR C1f1rA Dtpfpsin, Hr5iffaf CoseEfts Plantation
W me bfUf. Hfaf1dhs Pss, NfftousHsss aud fgenerqf
pr1r1tQn n the Nervous System no medicine has ovor
given such perfect satisfaction a. the VEGETINE n
purhes the blood, ceanses all Of tho organs and pos.
sestes p controlling power tho Nervous system
The remarkable cures effected by VEGErINE have In
iuce many phydcians and apothecnries whom we know
70 prescribe and use u IN their own families.
10 net NEbEIlNE De- the best remedy yet discovered
lf TIC above diseases. and s tho only reliable Moon
PURIFIER yet placed before tho public
Prepared by H. X. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Price si.G Sold by all Druggists.
o7l0oow
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MINISTERIAL SrArHTcs.-Of 1874 Co ngrega
tional Ministers in Vermont, who have received 4
collegiate and theological education, 90 are grad
etos Of the University Of Vermont % Of Mid
dlebury college % Of Dartmouth 10 of Am
herst IL Of Yale G of Williams of Union
and from to in half dozen or more 9TH
er colleges. OF the number 90 were educated
at Andoyer, 20 at Bangor, II at Union, at An
trim and the remainder at other theological sem
inares. The average Of their salaries Is S9O5
81 receiving $1,000 OF over.
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing between the I'M
gned In tho Lumber and CapboaTd business car
ed on at Bolton Is this day, by mutual agreement dis
solved All debts due 10 must DO paid 10 said shuIt
NJ. W, slIURTLEFF,
HARLEY EDdERTON,
Bolton, Jan, ~, ls72,-0g'li
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Nouiitttp.---Ihe Closing Exercises OF the
Graded school came OIL as per appointment The
examination OF the scholars IN the various grades
rl.'i 'i very satisfactorily TO all Concerned and
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~ '''sg 'uu'''''e' VIZ" ac'p
'e '', ,.'' 49,, "'' '''' ,.,o'','S -. n,sn
800, rr 80. 0"''".'' 'r' W. '.''"A
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49, f'-''.' va Wv - -
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Nv hi'more " Ciafk Min'trels drew iull
house ON Monday evening" and as usual had
delighted audience.
The Reception at the Mortified House last
Wednesday evening, proved a very agreeable
affair for all concerned, and it was the united
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Tur NrMoNI lloasE STocK CoNrASY.-We re-
gret exceedingly % learn that Mr.. l.. T. Tucker
has conceived il % be his duty TO resign his
resignation shows that he does t in view of dis
seusions which have sprung mp in reference to
bis management. We think he has made q mis-
take in resigung, and fear that IL will have an
injurious effect on the Company. Tie following
communication, we think, pretty well expresses,
the minds Of the stockholders hereahouts
Thi~ is about what we expected when we learned
that there really was a Ring formed 10 Burlington
for the purpose Oi running the Vermont Horse
Stock Company Mr.. Tucker is not the man 10
carry on q quarrel for the sake of retaining any
position TINT this company can give. Like a
true man, unless principles are involved, he turns
in disgust from ieud. But what Of the Horse
Stock Company? Is it prosperous IL seems 10
us that it is grave mistake 10 drop Mr.. Tucker.
lie has always been successful horseman and
farmer, and what is rather rare, he has been q
hurseman for twenty years owning and handling
some Of the best. and has always retained his
early reputation of being high-minded intelli-
gent, honest man. As for his practical knowl-
edge Of breeding, keeping, training, fitting and
selling horses, il he has not the capabilities for it,
we don't know who has. We hope this enterprise
will not degenerate into n small, sectional, fast
NNlNt hiitlNts II ~ - " EtA NitIts VIC WISH 10
have them help pay our taxes. 1t was chartered
and exempted from taxation, that it might be n
benefit to Vermont
We understand that Mr.. T. has had charge Of
the farm, and horses, the building of the track
and the spending Of some 5000 to s., 900 on
the horses and, also, that he has had for eoun-
sellers and advisers, two only Of the executive
committee, neither of whom were at all conyers-
ant with horse-breeding or horsc-raisng, and still
less Of farming. 1t is no wonder that such advis-
ors should hinder, paralyze, and even yex a thor
ough-going practical man. All this should be
rectifed. Let the company sec TO it, that prac-
teal, competent men manage this business. There
are plenty of men that make good farmers, mcr
chants, lawyers, doctors, hotel-koepers, buta mar
suitable for n stock breeder, particularly horse
breeding, is rarely found lie must be possessed
Of fine native taste, and have had much expert
ence, and be the kind of q man that is Away,
trying for something better.
A MONTPELIER SI0CKuOLDER.
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II you don't want to be two or three weeks In getting
rid Of that cold, try Weeks Magic Compound. It will
cure 10 in a. many days.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
CTATE OF VERMONT,


In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District on the 9Th day Of February A d. 1872.
An instrument. purportng to he the last Will and Tes
lament OF Abraham Page, late OF Barre in said district,
deceased being presented to the Court by Sarah Ann
Page, the Excoutrix therein named, for probate
II Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session Of said Court to
be held at the Probate Office In Montpelier, tho eth
day Of February, A. D. 1872 and show cause If any they
may have, against the probate Of said Will for which
purpose II further ordered that copy Of the record OF
this order be published three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Natchman State Journal printed at Mont
pelier, previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
By the Court.-Attest,
OSLO n. A. CHASE, Register
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"A majority Of the College Of Cardinals
desire that the Pope shall leave Rome.
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BIC SrANr.-Ihe recent mortgage made by the
directors of the Montpelier and Wells River T..
r., required an internal revenue stamp Of $500,
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within for
said District the 18Th day Of February A. D., 1879.
A. r. Hicks Administrator the estate of o. q. NJ.
Ptkin, late Of Calais in said district, deceased, pre-
sents his administration account for settlement,
WheFoupOn IL Is ordered that the be referred TO
the 9th day Of March next, at tho Probate Olce In
said Montpelier, for examination and allowance aud
that all concerned be notified hereof by the publication
of this order In the Vermont Watchman State Journal,
printed at Montpelier, three weeks successvey
may be, that they appear at said time and place,
IL they cause, and object thereto.
by the Court --LATEST
0gll MA. CHASE, Register.
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LADlrs-Miss Julia Merrill, Miss Isaboll r. Willey-2
Mr. Clara Smith, Mrs LAURA Smith,
GESrLENEs-Geo. A. Billings, r. f. Cunningham, 7
Emery, Herbert II. Wheeler.
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GoLDEN WeppNc.-Mr aud Mrs. solomon
Gilman will celebrate their golden wedding 20
at East Calais February 22i Mr. Gilman for
merry lived for many years at llnrdwiek, but for
few years blck has lived at Chelsea
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victim Of carly indscroIon, causing nervous de6il-
ity premature decay &C. having tried in vain every adj
verified remedy has discovered simple means Of self
cure which he will send free 10 his ieowsuIerers. j
IL. REEVES. rs Nassau ST., New York s255
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allow my eyes aohon said alady while reading llar-
per- edition Of Dickens Plcnic Now, If that lady had
using Lazarus Morris Perfected spectaees, she
could read the size type from four to six
secutye hours wi bout the slightest Inconvenience.
T. c. Phinney, hvorite Book Seller, is the only
Agent this town for Lazarus Morris Perfected Spec
taeCs. 0i.l2
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CONVENTION.-

COUNTY CONVENTION. Those who
~ ARE in favor of sustaining present law In regard
10 the sale OF intoxicating liquors aud all true friends
Of Temperance, requested 10 meet IN Convention at
the Grand Jury Room, In the Court House, In Mont
pelior Saturday Feb nth Inst lsll az ten o'clock
A. ~, to nominate candidate for County Commission
err and to do any other proper business whom met.
Per order Of COUNTY COMMITTEE.
MONTPELIER Feb. 9th, lsl2. OSO9
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Remaining in The Montpelier Post Office
February II, 1872
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Nor So.-We learn that the statement going
the runnds Of the press that Charles Cleveland,
son Of Judge Cleveland, accompanied Mrs Rich
arlson in her olopcmeut from Lancaster. y. H..
is wholly incorrect lie is and has been all the
time Mt bis home in Coventry, and we gladly pub
lish this denial, 10 justice % Mr. Cleveland
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FIRE IN MoNEToN. barn and contents OF
Patrick Burgiu of MonktOn were burned on Sat
urday evening last The cause of the fire was the
explosion of kerosene lantern. There was burn.
ed in the barn six COWS, two two-years old heIers,
seven sheep, ona horse, ten tons of hay, thirty
bushels Of barley, twenty-five bushels of oats
twenty bushels of peas and all his farming tools
almost every thing the man possessed. The
loss is estimated at $l9OO insured in tho Yer
mont Mutual for $3.50
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Among other highly encouraging responses
from Iam.i.e and Blac, River valleys, wo give
The following, Iom one Of Che most intelligent
and active business men in Che northern par, Of
Orleans county. % win Dc seen De IS no, satis-
fed with running to Newport. lie says
" Perhaps you ofc not aware that a railroad.
(tho " Missisluo 6 Black Ryyb') is chartered
from the Province Line at North Troy, o. Rich
mond O.; that said route has been surveyed
the past summer, and found 70 be very feasible,
and that quite an amount of stock has been sub
scribed by the Municipalities through which the
road passes. On looking at the map. noticed
The general direotuess Of this route, and tho one
you propose, and the importance to the Central
road Of 80 direct q line 70 Quebec, through a Sec
ton ab9undingin minerals and lumber. The hco
interests are oile aud should be operated together.
send rough map that will give you an
idea
o" hope you win keep this matter before the
people, and have every faith that it has so
many merits that IL must and will succeed The
Missisquoi d. Clyde r. r. r. will be built from
Richiord to Newport the coming summer"
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HARDwicK.--G. B. & G W. Houston have sold
their farm. situated three miles southeast Of the
village 10 H. II. Wheeler, Of Calais, for 50 500.
Possession given the lst of March
Il o. G. r., Victoria Lodge, No. l6i, held
their election for term officers Tuesday evening,
January 30th, with the following result
w. c. T., NJ v b. Hathaway; W. VT,
Mrs +. r. Baldwin p. W C. T., zenas Hunt
ley W. $. VIM H. Ward W. +. S, Mrs. S.
S. Still W. T., Willis Still; W NJ, Arthur
| Kibbee W. c.. Rev. S. l.. Currier W. |. g.,
Abel Wakefield W. O. G., John Hines
The " Town System " of schools, and the
/ law authorizing its establishment, was fully dis
cussed by our village Lyceum, Thursday evening,
February 8. This subject is being agtatcd and
already receiving some attention. 1t is hoped
some action, respecting the adoption Of the Town
System, will be taken by the town at the next
annual meeting.
The Methodist church held their annual do
nation and oyster supper for the benefit Of their
pastor, (Bev S b Curricr,) Wednesday evening
| February +. Ii was held at the church and YES
try, aud realized some over sixty dollars. The
attendance was much less than usual owing to
prevailing sickness in the community, and the
great snow storm, the latter affecting the condi-
tion Of the roads, and preventing suitable notice
Of the event being given.
The Spring Term Of Hardwick Academy and
Graded School will commence Monday, March 4
under the instruction of the present efficient
Principal, II. NJ Tenney Of Middlebury College
assisted by competent teachers in all departments
Those wishing to attend good school are assured
that they cannot do better than to patronize thi,
Institution.
Mr. Benz. Philbrook and d. T. Morse, two
Of the Oldest men in town, never saw the cars til
this fall and winter Mr.. Morse saw them fol
[ tbe frst fine lost ,veek Thursdax
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EARM FOR SALE

DARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
Az AGrvrs we will pay yeu tlopcr week in cash, !
you will engage with gs AT oNDE. Etery thlug Furnished
and expenses paid Address
os.il IA. ELLIS & CO., Charlotte Mich
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IDSl CliOLOGIC Fascination or Soul
a Charming, iiu pages, by Herbert Hamilton, n. a.
How 70 use this power (Which al po-sussl at will. Div
nation oplutunlsmt sorccrics, peuonology, and q
thousand other wonders. Price by mail 81 ~ In cloth
paper covers Sl.00 Copy free 20 agents oniV. slOOO
monthly easily made. Address r, W. EVANS, Pub,
a $. sth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. u-ll
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The school census Of the village OF Rutland
shows 1851 families, el69 children between and
20 years Of age, Gl5 children under 8, 1862 births
and G2 deaths. Taking these statistics for ba.
sis, the Herald claims population in the village
oil over six thousand,
The burning of Bradiord's tonnery in Walling-
ford, proves an unfortunate affair not only to the
proprietors themselves, but to many other indi.
ylduas in the place, to many Of whom the firm
were indebted, and have no. the means now tc
pay. Besides it has destroyed tine market ior
large quantities Of bark. 1t is hoped that anoth-
er will be built
The Rutland Hrad says Several cases o.
" black mailing have recently come to light
which on investigation show that attempts hay,
been made to extort money from quite number
Of persons, in several instances successfully W,
learn one or two of the cases are in the hands o
the proper authorities for prosecution.
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DmloWAs READY.-!he diplomas, which have
been awarded by the Washington County Agri-
cultural Society 20 exhibitors arc now ready for
delivery, at the store Of D. Mcdonald, in this vii
lare
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PLANrIELD.-Tbe lecture of last week by VIM
A. Boyce, Esq. of Barre, was one of unusual in
tercst. His easy manner and pleasing address
won the attention of all who heard him. lie
promises to become one Of the finest speakers the
country affords. The Congregationalist church
was crowded as usual. Many thanks are due to
the choir from Barre for their aid in the evening 5
entertainment The next lecture will be delivered
by Nathan skinner, of Plain6eld, at the School
House Hall on Friday evening next. Subject
The world within makes the world without.
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tla arhets.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET

AT CAMBRIDGE BRIGHTON,
For the week ending Tucsday, February ID, lsi1.