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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-31
TIME ecHRISTIAN GRACE

THE tscHRISTIAN GRACEs.'
A new IS Picture of surprising Grace and
Beauty GIVEN AWAY to each
: Subscriber to
ARTHUR,S HOME MAGAZINE FOR 1871
A Magazine for cultured homes. A Magazine
always up to the advancing. thought, social
progress and spirit of the times. n Magazine
in which the lighter Literature of the period is
made the vehicle of pure and noble sentiment.
"THE CHRISTIAN GRACES"-FA1TH,
7 5I HOPE, CHARITY.
sand now abidith Faith, Hope, and Charity /;
these three, but the greatest OF THESE Is
Charity"
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CIT WILL ray FOR 8 CORES III so or naE
for one year,
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BORDER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05


when broken down in health, strength and spirits
It is not necessary that We should ask medical man
whether az inyigorant is necessary. Common sense
tells US that it is The only question to be decided
49, what the invsorant shall be. 4 standard tonic
ant restorative. which has been many years before
the public and in which millions Of tle intelligent
classes fepose the fullest faith seems, in a ease like
this, 20 prcssu. the strongest claims to the con-
Gdencs of the prudent invalid Ecs.ottsr's Stomach
Bittors may he truly said to possess these high
accommodations It's triumphant progress duringa
period Of twenty years, its present popularity and
the uniform success which attends Is use in ind-
aestion nervous debility, hillary complaints, fever
and egle. and all Glloats which cepress the
phs steal system and c-orya.e the mind, enttle {, to
tie RANK Of s,sndsri national specific. 1t is re-
ga-dcd Ia tAat light b. the community at large,
and hundreds o. thousands OF both sexes resort to it
at this season s- "a rre7entva ofthat numerous and
har4sin. class ordseases which take their rise from
tho m.asiuade winds AID yapors If spring. Itisa
stimulant tonic, an alternative and mild ape,ien.
fur essou- ,oat.yo aaI protective elemelts Of
tie uats-ia r-el.cl-uu.tet ia a single agreeable
preparation. I've IS 10 rediehtis s-ota5le, Of the
aaes- qualify, and absolutely pure. Hostct,er's
r,ers is al- e- suoan held in greater esteem, and
cauml1ls lager sale. thaa any other proprietary
msli.irc mrlgiic.u-e- in tsis country or imported
from -ilo-l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
The Northern Vermont and Lake Cham
plain Railroad.


BONDING THE TOWNS.
The first direct effort to secure town aid for
the railroad connection from Essex Junction to
the Lsmoille valley, il to be made = week hence.
Town meetings have been Wasnei in Jericho, On
the 18th inst. Thursday and IL Un3erhiil on
the 18th, to decide fthose towns will sid q the
construction Of the l. V s L. C. R. R. The
proposition is to bond the towns to the amount
OF three times their grand lists respectively, snd
We earne,y hope /. will prevail The only
cause for doubt lies in the fact that considai-
lble portion Of the town Of Jericho lie nearer to
the lie Of the Vermont Central thsa to the pro
posed line Of the new road. Itis feared, there
fore. that the taxpayers residing IN the south
srn part Of the town may feel as If their inter
es, in the new rosi wss only secondary one,
snI may decline 70 tesr any share Of the ez-
psnse u construction We trust that all such
VII consider thlt vhs;ever benefits and in
creasas the ya.ue % $ portion Of the town, Bone
fts the town as y whole Tae new road vii.
Greatly Increase tue value Of al the farms aai
other req. es.a,e IN the northern half Of the
town. and u .arss that Ls,f will hereafter bear
an increased valuation AMI VII! pay larger
share O.. the take, The .i,e 10 proPertyiu that
half oftas .s~a sill asa uuqusstionatly affect
f.y5raoy tbe other half The town viii
have p railroad station within ire 55rdsrs, aud
increased facilities Of trsvel, laa.is anu business,
which vii amply compensate every taxpayer
for the moderate addition TO his yearly tax bin
which would be Necessary if the dividends
Oh the stock should not prove sufficient to Pay
the interest on the bonds 8lt IL is 20 be .c-
ueu5arel that the prospects Of the roai are ez-
esIcut a, s. paying inYestment II can be built,
owing the extremely favorable character Of
tas route for rslroal, very ohespIy; and 1t viii
Re built sui gun under such careful and ec5uol-
l.sI engagement as made the stock Of fae Pas
sumr.c road paying stocs from the f.st,
vixen DO other Vermont rosi paid anything The
road can MOI fail 60 Do 8 large and profitable bus
iuess ami 30. stock viii doubtless be good pre-
perry il tme, # not a. the o9tie.. d il su inn
r5rt4nt public enterprise 70 ali this region, and
We trust tast DO taxpayer VIII allow any penny
r-e calculations of immediate expense 70 a.m-
SELF 20 hinder the realization of The great and
positive advantages % be scared from 8. in the
uture.
What re base sand Of jericho, applies a's3 20 a
considerable extent 70 Uuierhl Jericho acts
5r--. and .s ito action vii have. undoubtedly,
Considerable elect 90 the seton of U1isrh.I. we
t-asr the friends # t4e enterprise vi. srareu9
ezs-aon 2. see that fair and favorable result
ia re,,hel L.. jericho and UnisrbW re. a.
example of vlse laers.i'y for the towns on Che
Guet5 follow and With long pull, strong
pull, and pull altogether, the new connection
with the Lsm.i. eva.ey val. soon he au a-s-n-
r.isl.l fact
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

TaE GaAgnR School ESmHUaE-iu Jae
expressive lsngusge Of Jonathan Slick there
wss hardly room to Sc hang 10 mustard sesd
edge Ways il the City Hall Monday p IN. Every
inch Of room w2s o,supiei, sui the crowd was
sud5csung. The children not only achieved
gret. success 10 the size Of their audience. but
still better, they delighted all who were present.
II 'eams Ike a hopeless undertaking to set out
to MAKE par, GUAR mention Of al the children
WAC did themselves credit. We feel almost Ike
merely saying, what is the truth, that every
scholar acquitted him OF herself oreiits5ly.
Yet this would harily be justice TO some who ST.
trHoted especial attention aad applause by the
excellence with which they performed their sew
ersl psrts. Fannie bow, Lizzie Sgeetanf. Eta
Wood, Andy Taft AMI Minnie Cole, read
compositions, and we could hardly sly which vsg
best they were al good, well written and vel
read. The declarations by Frank Lerii. Frank
Blodgett, John Dewey, and the rseits,ioas Nv
Misses Nellie Hindet, Fiorauoe Willetts. and Hell
en- Rove, were sll excellent TIE last. espe,ial7.
was deseryedly appleudei We never heard '.Eo
Sect 10 Heaven" recitei upon the stage, by a
school girl. more perfectly. With her remark
ably strong voice and distinct articulation, she
kspt the co,e attention Of the audience to the end
Of the long poem. Eide Bsllou and Frsnk
LeSi went through the famous scene between
sslain and Malek Adhel in a manner which
th'"e1 rare appreciation Of tie Characters rep
resented. and excellent training on the part Of
their Instructors. Jimmie Henderson and Willie
Boot IN The Rival Orators" sequItted
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

Providence. April 3.-The Rhode Island
stste election wss held to-day, and awakened
more than urual interest by the fact that about
5000 democratic registered voters had their
taxes paid for the FIRST time in two or three
yeSrs. The result, however, is the election Of
the republican stsie ticket, except Lieutenant
Governor, and republican Legislature.
The Journal has returns from all towns in ;he
sat. except Black Island The foot;nrs arc AZ
follc.s:
Governor, Seth Psdeliorl. republican. $3.50 4,
Olney Arnold, democrat, SOS Lieut.. Gov,
P. W. Stevens, republican, ei22 r Cutler.
democrat, S729. Thesanate will stand twenty
six republicans and eleven democrats she
House Of Representatives ffty-three republican,
seventeen democrats, and three no choice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

DouELs .sg.,gu PoU1Rr i-, ci thc Lodi man
uacturilr CO.. flr sale IN icta 90 suit ous-omers-
This article 10 spc f.r t-f tss ri-r % ether iertz
e-s and ts cheaper for cotton. C9rs. T1bzcc1 ar
g,gsfrsfss than ans other TO The market IL is made
entirely from tle azr soi-i cfa. &C.. r. Y titV
Price delivered on ro1r1 TO Nea fo-- Cr', tive .ty-
five dollars PEE on Ak attention Co the follow
ing testimouil.s-
state Lunatic Farm, Northampton. Mass. Dec. o,
ISL favin- used the Lodi 3.auu acfuri-- Cos.
roraLE Refined p UDaE-T : h1u-1. % your
agent L Mclntyre. on the stats Farm Tor number
Of ears nat. 30 &C res ma pleasure % say that as
quidkeuer hava lever 1ac t1y lerti-'zsr equsl
u H. For startiar hrco.l-sstd. watch j. sioW
maturing plant, think .s cannot Boz oEcclied." -
Asa Wright.
Niudhau Co., VI. Dec fth, 1871 II think the
Lodi C,mpauy's DOUBLE cFIsEn FCUDEErTE the
best ,raugrs can iud iur fo17cc3 Corn, and P0t1-
toes. shall order a number Of tons another ses-
son. "-a 3 Horton.
Pamphlet. giving iuil tirtc-' 1ns 90 sent ca
applicetor 10 JANIS q. FOSTER
e5 C1rril1dt ctree.. Gcsg work..
For ale BY J. $. PIERCE & SON,
Burlington. ".
~ ~ ss.- 0 n au-H~nnv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

EDITORIAL NOTICES sre Sd common that 3. IS
a.mos. impossblat0- editor o express his honest
opinion ot the merits %. ans article without being
suspected OF Interested motives. This fact however,
shall not deter us from saying what We taink OF
new addition % the Matera Medica n which our
attention has been recently directed. We refer 90
DR.. j. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTFEs,
remedy which is making IFS way into more families
Just now than all the other advertised medicine put
together. There seems 10 he no question about tie
potency Of its touic ard attentive properties. while
it possesses tho great negative reccmmeni a-io1 z
containing neither alcohol nor mineral p0is Tat
II is a specific for indigestion, Eihousness, Con-
supatOn and many complaints Of nervous origin,
We have reason TO know and We are assured on
good authority that as a general invigcra1t. r5gu
lit.ns and purf, ing medicine, it has no eq1sl. 10
stated that It's ingredients, obtained IRON tls
Wilcs Of California; are new 20 the medical world
and its extraordinary effects certainly warrant the
conclusion that 1t ia compound Of agents hitherto
unknown. If popularity is any criterion there cen
he no doubt OF the efficiency Of The NISEGAE
Buffers for the sale OF the article Is immense and
continually Increasing. Apr i-fdsRiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

ALBANY, n. T., April 3.-The Governor IN
formed the Senste Of the death Of Professor
Morse, and the Senate appointed committee 90
attend the fuaeral, ami it was suggested that
HE statue be placed in the osp,ol Al Washing
ton IN place Of or in sdiiiion to the statue o.
Robert Fulton.
The steamer Connecticut started for Troy THE
evening Snd found very heavy ice Oft the upper
part Of this city II is though, she viii succeed
and the work performed by her vii prevent =
freshet here this season.
PoGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, April 3.-The common
council adopted resolutions Of respect for Prof
Morse, and will attend his flnerNl in b1ly.
The merchants will close their etores, Eags viii
be plscei At half mast and bells t1liei
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05
Special 9utites.
SAVE THE CHILDREN

MultitGdts Of them suffer, lingor and die, because
Of FIN WORMs. The only known Remedy for these
most Troublesome and dangerous of all worms in
SYRUP. Purely vegetable; sure death to all
worms valuible cathartie, and beneficial to
health. Warranted. Price reduced to so cents per.
bottle. GEORGE c. GOODWIN & CO.,
FEB 3-Uim BlS-OS'
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BY TELEGR APH
NoBLY DONE, CONNECTICUT.
THE SECOND GUN FOR GRANT.

HARTFORD CoSg., april Returns have
thus far been received from l5S towns, with
eight yet to hear from. These eight last year
gave Jewell 1910. and English ,056 votes.
Allowing for no change from this vote this years
election will give Jewell 1928 Hu5bord 49,
$40; Gillette ,405 and HIrrison 39j giving
Jewell majority, over al, of 2l2, and plural
ity of 2,OlS. The senste stands Is Republicans
and Democrats There will be p Republican
majority on joint ballot. Cass. J. Cole Republi-
can, is elected Senator in this District by 10
plurality. Robinson's plu-s ity for Mayor Of this
city is 543. The Republicans have elected -
out Of % Counoiineu All oat Of : Aldermen,
making the board Of Aldermen stand 9 Repub-
lcaps TO Democrats
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$epal Hotitfs.


STATE OF VERMONT, } Tho Probate Court
,,,--,,.-. for the District ofChit-
''ei W 'i' nv NN''-7' teuden.
To all persons intere s.ed IN the estate Of Levi
French, late Of Cnderhl in said district deceased.
GREETING:
N{THEREAS the administrator of the estate Of
W said deceased, hath made application TO ths
Court 10 extend the time allowed i5r the payments
Of the de0tz Of said deceased, for months from
the third day Of April A. D. lS-2
NHERsUrIS, the saiI Court Goth hereby assign
and appoint the 25.h day OF April 4. ID. Is2 at the
Prooats Court Rooms for the hearing on SAID appli-
cation, anc dotl order and decree, that notice be
given 70 all pers ms Interested IN said estate, BY pub
fishing tbs order three weeks s1ccessvely in the
Burlington Fros Press published at Burlington,
in SAID District previous % the day assigned for
hearing.
Given under my hand Mt Burlington, this 81 day
Of April 4. d. 1879.
iww RUSSELL g. TAFT, Register
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

GARRIsoNs. y T., April q The rca,-ns 1.
Gen. Anderson reached Vest Point in the gl7 &,
steamer Henry Smith, and under military escort
ST O'Clock, p. n. the boly was received ty
Gen. Rogers, superintendent Of tuc P.-;. Gen.
Upton, Adjutant Hall ,anl ofiicc.s and protassers
The casket containing the body was tasu l.Ta-
el into box, and placed upon q carlson au.
covered with tlsgs, when the procession formed
sud the remains were taken 70 the cemetery r1l
placed in yanlJ prepared especially fls TO- Il.l,
we're no public ceremonies no funeral services
Everything wss Of siri,ty prive'e chsrsc.er
10 accordance with the request o. tAe widow o
the deaf general.
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MY REASONS.

Knowing of the many preiudices existing in the
public mind as well as in the mind Of the regular
Physician against specialists or travelling phys
iclans," | feel that feS explanatory words
in regard to my position, ard the circum-
public as we'll as t. myself Before making
sagsmen;s to visit different points. ia Vermont
and vicinity, was almost daily in receipt Of letters
from parties in the country who, though anxious to
consult me- avowed their utter inability to come to
Burlington for that purpose: and being anxious to
meet the wishes of those applicants, but convinced
a previous personal examination, finally deter
mined on making regular visits to as many towns in
Vermont and vicinity as my time would admi; Of,
and thus afford such persons an opportunity Of con
sulting me.
From the conn eneemeat Of my professional ca
rser, my time and attention has bson exclusively
devoted to tn, strdy and investigation Of diseases
ofthe NASAL CAVITY. THROAT, LUsss and CHEsT.
to affections Of tho Erx and EAR, and dern sements
OF the NERVOUS srsrEa. Ny speciality embraces
the eradication # Consumption, cat4rra Throat Di,-
eass,, Agse,iors Of the yo-h Organs, Asthma, and
az La yngil,, Brotesi1i ara 'pora-y Complaints,
the removal Of Dsafs.''. Di'eiarg-' from, RE Ear.
Noises an The Hea4, tho restoration of Dsf,e'te
stgir, by medical and surgical means, and the
treatment all diseases leading TO Gsrerai Desiiy
or to the establishment OF consumption.
Ia every e4sa coming fr examination, q candid
opinion will be given as 70 the probability o: cu7o,
and no case will be accepted TO, treatment which /
does not offer q reasonable chime, Of success
Iaopen'n-4 permanent Office in the TINES BUILD
ESQ Burlington, flr5he cure q all oArou.; diseases
whore Twin be found ia personal ntteadan.o most /
Of tie time. am determined to do every thing in /
any poreria order % strengthen the sooi opinion,
vh.-h, from my reputation. may be aireaay enter
tanned o. me- All ., eIsr, myself u the u;mos; ia
s-aLforta,ss -aa may c.ua3e uerr eases 20 ny
pro.s...aza. care.
incoaciusiou permit ras - assure the public tha.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

Mrs MARg r. HUBBARD. Troy, n. Y, earned IN
ISfs s-3I H. stitching a 0lG shirt fronts equal 10
$50 2l feet # seam. At twenty stitches 10 the inch
this would give 22669 PSI stitches. an average Of
7Ds gt Der DAY. S. CIR per hour and ~ per minute
or sixty times al fas, 81 hand-sewing-sixt yea.s
work in one Her machine has run three yoars ~
steam and three by foot power, without repairs, and
is as good as when bought. april 2-d3i6w.t
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ANOTHER WAREISG.-All the Chsdbsnjs N
the country, chuckled when Chicago burned and
saw plain interposition Of divine 1isplessure
in the event All the Pecksniffian philosophers
were ready with prompt recognition of the
warning to Sabbsth-breAkers in the Westfeld
explosion, and now they viii have an opportu-
nifty Of Strengthening their fabric of sophistry,
snd airing their SUI erior wisdom by the case Of
an Ilinosian, who went out duck shooting on
Sunday. and came home feet foremost with the
top Of his head blown of. The fact that he
would blow into the muzz'e of his gun will be
quite overlooked, the general tendency Of gun
powder to explode viii be entirely forgotten
Boston GLOBE
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MEnNEsDAY. Anril 81

" EUNtFDaII PHI 01
A. no case Wss ready for trial, st the opening
of the court this morning, the jury calendar was
called through.
Six cases were marked for trial tomorrow,
but the probability seemed stronger than ever
that none Of them would be heard by the jury at
this term. The docket was then called and the
jury were excused till tomorrow morning, at
niue o'clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

administrations oF A louNG LADY
The Coroner vas summoned to North Granville
or Saturday to hold an inquest on Miss Leon
ard, VINO committed suicide by taking large
.,p.ntitv Of srscnie. which she purchased that
morning for rat poison. She vas about eighteen
Year, Of age, q member Of the Methodist church,
and had Tor long time been subject 10 me-sn-
cho'y.-J. p B'skeslee has bought the house
and lot lately owned by James Ilerney for -
roo George Lsmb will vscate hif hre tene-
ment on the hill, as be goes to Fort Ann for the
summer He has the jon Of towing the iiaie
lost At the funeral of 5. W. Parker there
were present his three brothers, Judge John d.
Psrkerof Oswego, Professor William y. Parker
Of Nlllebury College, and George il Parker "
New York Rev. r. A. johnson, pssto1 oi
The Bsnt.st church, WAS prevented from presch-
ing on Sunday evening hy severe attAcs Of
vertigo. lie Is nov better - The Young
Mems Cbristion Association contemplates taking
the rooms in Mr. Halls building, which will be
vacated By Judge Potter on April let
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

DEAIu OF Hon. HcRY Sr0wELL or CAM
sRmaE--We learn with sorrow Of the death Of
Hor Beary stovell. CT Cambridge, Vt, who
l3ei a. ls relilence in shat town on Wednesday,
March 9Th. At ibc age OIL. Mr.. StoEell was
= son ofJas.ah and Nsr, s-oveu, iof siiansieli,
c., ami afterwards OF NHjisbury. ". lie fit
TED Cor college under tie instruction Of Zmri
Howe Of Niille6ury, aHd entered 1ddIebury
College ia 1872. 81 the age Of Is years, and
qrsiuitci in 1916 ST or,ly after, he entered
che az Office Of Hon. Daniel Chapman Of MID
I'etury, who was then Member Of Congress He
rsmained ia Mr.. ChiYuan's ofh;e until 1920.
when be removed 20 Cambridge, where he has
been successfully srg aged ID the practice Of laF
for more tban h,lfa century lie closed his law
Office, for the first iima in 81 years, in conse-
F qgeuca Of ialisposition, on Thursday, the 2lst
/ mat. and lie diad ss above stated, six days After
Mr. stor.en was twice married. By HE first
/ wife. AI.rths smith, be hal two children, one Of
whom. Il. J. stosell Of Ctmbriigs, survives him.
HE s.coal wife was Cordeia Hopkins. to whom
he was married in 1865.
Mr.. Stovel was member of the Council Of
Ceniors Of 1915, and delegate from the Third
Congregational District to the " Union Republican
National Convention" at Baltimore, in 1864.
lie held At various tnes many and important
Offices Of trust in his own town and community,
but his natural timidity and retiring disposition
kept him sloof from the more prominent positions
in politics. life and in his profet sic for which
be vas amply qualified by his s-udious habits
and integrity Of purpose. lie brought rae de-
yotion to bis professional duties, and could al
wsy. be found at his Office unless called away by
business. He was courteous gentleman, ef-
teemei by An who knew him He executed
with fidelity Whatever huiiness was committed
to his h,nir, and was very often snd happly
the adviser Of both parties III c'ntroyersy. re-
curing the settlement Of their Issues on oans
Of compromise and Deighborly accommodation
without recourse to embittering law suits. Thus
il HE ister years he became, by common con-
sent, the general umpire in the disputes that
srose among neighbors in the comm unity and
in this way he contributed msteri ally to their
benefit, and to the peace and welfare of Society
as well SIS to his own good name ass wise law
yer and worthy citizen.
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Asa disphoretc, dsobstruent, alternative, diuretic
solvent ana tonic. there is no medione yet discov-
cred 50 reliable as sM0LAsDER's BUcHU. Kidney.
bladder and elandular diseases, diabetes gravel,
female complaints, and oil msladiss Of the urinO-
genital organs, removed or eounteracted BY its
sgency. 4loeods"it
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NEW YoEx. april 3.
COTTON-Lsrte- less d-l1. Sales 2 so bales Of
middling uplards A. ~.
FLOUR - Unchanged saies 6.911 barrels Safe
atGsgT -5e rouud hoop Oh az 90 "a 10 West
eru 31 q. 81 Southern Do q 100.
EHEhT-Firrner sales 5000 bushels o. No.
sr-n, az 50 al CO. No 80 n a in st0rei winter
rel western coal 90, u bite Michigan y a 50
Cora, Grnsr. sales . COO bushels new mixed
Western at7I- n =, closing at the latter. Uats,
dull: sales % go bushels Ohi1 s. a sc; Western,
50 a 81.
mes. p 500 ll9i. Lard easier at ga a ss Butter
quiet.
WHIsKET- Qaot and lTm a. s..
RICE-Firn 81 q ~ -
suGAR-Firm: ma,covado s.. "a sc; refining 81
6S{e;
COfFEE-st ady. Rio l7a a Sac.
NOLASStS-Duli and unchsngen.
SPIRITS OF TURPkNrlNE quiet and weak at
6sil. $500,
RosIN quiet AID frIn at % a % for strained.
PETROLEUM steadvj crude rvs resaet II.
TALLOW steady. at 81 n 9.
WOOL quiet and steady.
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THOUSANDS SPzAK.-VEGzrIsE is sokr9wiedged
and recommended by PHYSICIANS and spothecares
to be the best puriAer and cleanser Of the blood yet
discovered, and Thousands speak 10 its praise who
have been restored 10 health.