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\ bad bill substituted for 4 good one is simply 4
loss to the pocket Of the taker but poisonous slop
substituted for lie-susiaining medicine imperils
re health Of these wEo imbbe il, and the man who
cenc0ets, sells, or recommends such an article IS
a criminal hnpostor and deserves to be visited with
q heavier penalty than If he had counterfeied gold
pieces forged bank bills Many vile, unwholesone
potions being offered for sale in various parts Of
the country tonics " and festoratives," are
recommended by their dishonest propriotors and
vendors as superior to the famous national specific,
Iiostetter's Stomach Bitters. Desperate attempts
made TO thrust these pernicous compounds into
the hands and down the throles oflfe-lons patrons
OF the great vegetable stimulant and ,tomachic :;
and although these conspincies against health and
life very rarely succeed. il nevertheless seems to be
duty occasionally 10 warn the crcdulous against
them. lIostetters Bitters, the unequslled remedy
for casual indigestion, confirmed dyspepsia bilious
ness, liver complaint malasi0us icyers constipation
Constitutional weakness, and the functional de
cement Of the weaker sex, has for twenty years
stood at the head OF all medicines Of ~ clas-so far
above them as to render competition futile. Il has
no, yet reached tho meridian Of its popularity its
sale being larger than at any period since its
Introduction. Its utility as preventive Of disor-
ders engendcrcd by an iu-aluhrious atmosphere or
unwholes0me water is admitted by physicians prac-
ticing in unhealthy districts, and il is recommended
as . stlmulant by many practitioners who viii not
take the responsibility OF prescribing the alul-
ertated liquors OF commerce.
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Hon. Geo. W. Hendee was then unani-
lnonsly nominated by rira roce vote, and the
declaration of his nomination was followed
by continued applause.
Gov Hendec being present, was called up
ana IN short and neat speech accepted the
nomination, expressing his thanks to the
Convention Tor the honor done him. and
assuring them that if elected he sbould
strive to bring no stain on the position and
never to diseredit his native State. HIS re-
marks were received with hearty applause.
un motion of Mr.. Crout ofNewport.a com
mittee Of three on resolutions was anpoint-
ed by the President, as follows: G. G. Ben
ediet, j. Grout, Jr.. II. A. Burt.
On motion of Mr.. IIotehkiss. amended on
motion of Mr. Start. a committee Of one
from each county was appointed by the
Chair, to nominate District Committee for
the two years ensuing, a. follows il.
Barsiow, Of Chittenden county : A. Il.
JewetF. Of Franklin county c. +. Benton
Of Essex county +. p. Fairman. of La
noble county j. W Hall. of Orleans
county.
For Presidential elector, Mr.. II. C. Bates
of Gaildhall presented the name of Hon. 5.
5. Gould of Concord, seconded by l. p
IenRey Of Albany. \. c. WEIGH of Willis
ton, presented the name of Romeo II. Start
Of Burlington, seconded BY II. \. Burt of
Swanton and NJ. r. Heath Of johnson.
The ballot resulted As follows
Whole number Of no
Necessary 10 q choice. .......... - 60
romeo H. Observation-Disclosures. -
'''- 'Ieiu-
On motion ofNIr Bates of Guldhall the
nomination Of Mr. Start was made unanl-
nous.
The Committee on resolutions reported
the following, which was adopted
Resoirca. That this Convention heartily endorses
ne platform adopted by the National Republican
S9nN ention, aud the worthy nominees Of the party
w sses y urant and Henry Wilson, for President
wa pee resident OF the United States and hereby
pledges 10 Them. and the cand dates this day nom
mated our hearty support at the polls
The Committee to nominate District
Committee. reported as follow
DISTRICT ooaNTTsv
p. ID Weed 81 Sheldon
Ell Barnum ocAllton
J.. x. sliced of Mlrristouu
j. W. Hartsh0rn Of Luneniugsl
Asa Reynolds of Alburch
%. II. Austin OF Barton
Hon. \. Z. Camp Of Stowe, presented
resolution recognizing IN highly compli-
mentary terms the services of the present
Representative Of the District, Hon. Worth
ington c. smith, and the same was adopted
unanimous ly By q rising vote.
(Ihe text Of the resolution Is accidental
missing from the minutes of our reporter)
The Convention then adjourned
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STATE Of VERMONT, Tho Honorable tho
DsrEic or cHrrssury s. i-er AZ Ch,tte en-
To- the heirs ani all psrn7 interested in the estats
o. Thomas n1rsu latrof lnderhil. IN sad District,
deceased
GEEEIING.
" HEREAS. Application bath been made 70 Ia
w Court in writing, by The adm Illustrator OF sal'l
estate praying fora license and authority 70 sell tho
real estate ui said dee lscd. including the rcyero %
thew dow dover therein. tr the payment.of debts,
and charges Of dminstratl0u, and setting forth
therein the amount OF debts due from the said de-
ceased the charges or admin on the amount %
personal estate and the situation % the real estate.
Whercupon. the said Court appointed and assigned
the 21d day OF November. 4 -. 1872, AZ the Paobats
Court roous in said District, g hear and decld5
upon said application. and petition, and orderet
public notice thereof 90 be gwen G., oil persons
Interested therein. rs publish n- "a order, toseth-
cr with the ''me and place e. hearing, three weeks
-urrt-s.yelv in the Burlington Free Press, news
paper which crculatcs IN the ei-hhorh0od Of tho>s
persons interested In slid estate, ail which pubcs
tions shah De previous o. the dag assigned ior
hearing.
Therefore. yau are hereby notified 90 appear beior1
said Court. at the time and place assigned and then
and there in said Court, 20 make your objections II
the grant ng Of such license, ii you see cause.
Given unser ms hand, at the Probate Court rooms,
this 1stA tsy of October. \. u. l--2.
l-w7t T. r WALES JUDGE
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The Gfty-tbird annual meeting Of this So
c:ety was held in Christ Church. Montpc-
lier. ON the Eth inst. A good audience
was in attendance. The services Were
opened by music from the choir and organ,
and prayers were offered by the rector, Rev
Dr. Hall
The Frea sdrer'~ report showed thatabout
- 900 had been paid from Vermont during
the JAS. year for colonization.
Asst is just fifty years since the first colo
ny was planted on Cape Mesurado, the Sec
reay, Rev. .. X. Converse, in his report,
very appropriately brought to view the re-
-ul,- of the half-century' work lie showed
that -lavery and the slave trade had been
abolished on one thousand miles OF that
coa-t-,hat a Republic with constitution
! like our own. had been e-iabli-hel-ge,-
graphically three-fourths as largea- the SIX
/ New England States. We see there some
$500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and lalfa million of
native population, within the Republic.
| who now speak imperlectly the English
/ language and are ready and anxious Tor
| preachers. teacher and schools 10 be e~tah-
/ li-Lei among them. \ college with fac
/ ultyto literally educated eolored men and
/ between thirty and forty students sixty
] churches with 10000 COMMITMENTS. All
/ the appliances Of our civilization are there.
! inactive alI successful operation. Prom
/ these and other facts stated By tnc Score
/ tary. the conclusion was that this enterprise
/ has done So much for the continent Of Atri-
"a in the last fifty wears. as was done by the
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Eeoal- 0otires.


THE following described property siezed for To-
Il gal importation into the United States, and due
notice 10 camenta having been given az prescribed
BY Section n, act July 10 st5. but no claim having
been filed under the l2thSecton % the Aforesaid act,
will be sold at Public Auction the Custom House.
burlington. On saturday. the ed November, az !"
o'clock n. m. 10 wit
II bottles Bmndv-pints, 10 bottles Brandy, l
bottle Rum. pounds Tobacco. bottles Brandy, !
bottle Whiskey, small Satchel, bottles High
wines, bottle Nhiskey, bottle Gin ser wine, u jug
g yds SIX Velvet. do. Desert Spoons, I doz Tea
spoons, - pieces C.1thing-in 4 Undershirts, prs
Drawers prs Pants, pr boys Pants Vest, pr
Pants Vest prs Pants. Vests, youths blaeS
Frock Coat, Frdck Goats. OyeFcoat. - yd- Silk.
SCI furs, yds SIX Velvet
Custom House District o. Vermont,
Collectors tNcc, Burlington. Oct. 26, l572-
WI WELLS, Collector.
p.f qtv9-
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New York Honey and stock M.rhe.

NEW tOEh, Oct ~.
MONEY active at : per cent. currency to : per
cent. gold, closing at G4b7
Three prominent banks were creditors at the
eiearlnS house to-day about three million dollars
short sight. '
GOLD opened at lI2s, fell to lI2l and closed firm
al III Loans at l-e to fat for use. then 2l1i for
carrying Clearanees s32O0O,OO0 Treasury dis
bursements $4,000.
GOVERNMENTS dun and fraction lower The
Gll237.
STATE BONDS lower and quiet.
The stock market characterised BY depres
SION To-day. panic caused in the afternoon
by ieenng OF insecurity in regard to railroad
property as developed by the following facts The
y. u Central directors met to-day and authorized
me lssue o. sioDOo0o0 new stock or bonds for the
purpose OF laying two additional tracks from New
York to Buffalo The Chicago & Northwestern d.
rectofs met to-day, and on the statement by the
treasurer that large amount was necessary to pay
inc hoatlns debt OF the company, authorized the
issue of ten millions of bonds The Chicago 4
Rock Island and Pacific directors also met to-day
and authorized the issue OF ten millions Of bonds
The feeling in the street Is that the two latter roads
instead Of making money, for some years have been
hiking II IN the payment of dyidends. Rumors of
the failure Of the Northern Pacific railroad are still
current and originate in the refusal by the com
pany 10 pay coupons Of the St. Paul and Pacific
roads under lease to the Northern Pacific whose Ia
borcrs have suspended work in consequence OF the
n0n-payment of wages. Money lenders continue to
withdraw loans from spectators on the stock OK
change. Pacific Mail fell from "a; to 9I;; North
western common from S3g to 49, Western Union
Telegraph from 20 to III Rock Island from !lOl to
l09; Erie from - to 50! Lake Shore from 80. TO
81! Ohio & Mississippi from al to 10 Indiana
central from 36s to 5i Atlantic Mail from Is to H.
and others in proportion. There was an increased
pressure 10 sell at the close and the market left of
very heavy and declining. The loss Of the steamer
Missouri was announced after business hours and
had damaging effect on steamship property.
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WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittentcn, Commissioners t.
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF an persons against tie estate or David FGrman,
late OF Colchester. In said District, deceased, and
alR all elaims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by sad Court for that purpose
We d. therefore hereby give notice, that We viii
attend % the business Of our appointment, at the
dwelling house of Mrs. Calvin White OF Colchester,
m SAID District, on the third Thursdays o. Ocean
Der and April next. al 10 o'clock A. NJ, ON each OF
said days
Dated this 18th day Of October A. u. 1872.
!! ;; PLATT. tConmi.sioners.
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ThlG Di>.4ir. democratic ani liberal Joasen


The Democratic Convention OF this Dis
trict was held at E-sez Junction. Oct 18th.
Or. /. c. Buter was chairman. On motion
Henry G.. Adams, E-l.. Of 81. Adams, was
unanimously nominated tor member OF Con
g-e The ola District committee was re-
elected as follows
Saul Bishop. Morrillo Move. George w
Aiken
The Liberal" District convention met
az the same time and place, Oct. 25th. Ed
mund Macomber was elected chairman and
jed 2. Ladd. secretary. Edmund Macon
Der, George Ashley and Jed p. Ladd were
chosen % committee to confer with the Dem
ocratic convention rs TO candidates. After
conference. Henry c. Adams, Esq, was
unanimously nominated for Congress, and q
district committee was elected as follows
Jed = Iadd, Geo. Ashley, Edmund
Macombcr. ". g.. Elkins and Willard Far
riagioa.
The two convention numbered about
twenty-five persons,all told -ay ten Liberals
and fifteen Democrats
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srsSn cAnY.s r.TATE.

NVE, THE SUE ORDERS. having been sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden. Comm ssioners tn
receive, examine and adjust the ms and demands
OF all persons. a-ainst the estate OF Jesse Cary.
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and six months from the dly Of the date hereof,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose Wo
do therefore hereby give notice, that viii attend
70 the bus ness Of Cur appointment at the dwelling
house 90 tfankln tary. ui Colchester in said Dis
trict. on The second We,n,si8y- Of December and
April next, at 10 o'clock M, each Of said days.
Dated I'd. lith day of October. \. u. 1872.
CIAS. COLLINS. 1g...t---.,.
IT, EBpNNELL )
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STATE oF VERMONT } To- 81! persons con;
DISTRICT oF eaIrrENpEN, -7 Frastas Rogers. Iats
ct UnGorhll iu ssl District. Decreased.
GREETING
A. % Probate Court lalisn 5t Euri ngt0n, within
and for tine District of tl.rteldsu, the ri day
OF October. A. u. i--2. an Instrument purpoTtin.
% be the last VIII and iastlmeltoi Eistus Rogers
late Of tu1erlil. lu said District. deceased,
wa prcsentci 90 the Court si0resaid, for Probate,
and il ordered hy s,id Court that the 1Dth day Of
November, 4 ID. l-12 at the Probate Court RoOms
in said Burlington, De assigned 10Y proving sad
Instrument and that notice Thereof DO given 70 all
persons concerned, by publishing this orller Tires
weeks surces-yeiy in the Burlington Weekly Fres
Press. a newspaper printed 80 sIit Burlington. pre-
yious o. the G me appointed
Therefore You are hereby n0tIei o. appear heioIs
said Court q, the time and place Aforesaid, and
contest the probate of said VIII il yea have cause.
Given under my hand 10 Burlington in said d.
trict. this 2lt Giv O.. October. A. ID. l712.
I-ar T.. r.. WALES, Judge
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ST. A. uNs.-It is currently reported
here that IT, new Vermont Central loan has
an been take I. The confidence Of The pub
De- IN the man, cement of the road has hard
}. bean shaken BIZ the damaging reports,
which were known to De unioundel, Yet
this result +. a Varce of Qualification to
those interested in Vermont enterprise-
Parties in the int rest ofthe eastern town
ship. Of the county. are vigorously at work
to defea, the bin now pending in the legis-
Iature. making an appropriation for a new
Court Houss. In the lays Of stage ooosAfs
and mad ragoas. when Riehiord was haFd
day Journey from ST. Adams, the move
ment to change the location Of the county
seat might have had some chance OF success
But with the present and prospective rail
road facilitie- ofSt. Alban-. it will be ne
cessary to show that any other point pos
sesSes Very superior advantages before q
change eau De made to appear feasible.
The laying Of the water mains to the ar
qsedact in North Fairfax is nearly com
pieted, and Col. Benton Of the Acqueduct
Company, informs as that water VIII he let
into the pipe late in November or early in
December.
There are at present 80 scholars in the
public schools Of the village corporation.
During the past season a new primary
building, accommodating 32j scholars, Las
been erected and is now filled t. IL utmost
capacity Under the management OF Mr..
$. A. Kinney. the present Superintendent
the schools have been thoroughly recon
stracted and are now on soander footing
than for many years before IL.
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spetial tNotites.
HAS CURED I
DOES CURE n n A
WILL CURE l. ~ ~ "a {
For cure 81 OR Test Sample for . ctsj BY mail.
DR.. +. F. HYATT,
Sept l2-wiw 2i6 Grand Street, New York.

CAsroRiA-a substitute for Castor Oils physc
which does not distress grippe. but is to oper-
ate when all other REMEDIES have failed You ma y
confidently rely upon the CasOria in Stomach ache,
Constipation, Flaulency, Group, Worms, Piles or
deranged Liver. II contains neither Minerals, Nor
phine, Opium Alcohol, but is purely a vegetable
preparation, perfectly harmless, and above all,
pleasant to take The Castoria sooas and qGiets the
system, and produces natural sleep IL is n wonder
fu thing to assimilste the food Of dren and pre-
vent them from crying A - cent bottle will do the
work for family and save many factors' bills
oct 93-wit
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Hsw advertisements.


But for coughs, colds, sore throat hoarseness and
broncial difficulties, only WELLS CAR
hoLiC TABLETS. Worthless limitations are on
the market, but the only scientific preparation OF
Carbolic Acid for lung diseases is when chemically
combined with other well known remedies as in
these Tablets, and all parties cautioned against
using any other. In all cases OF irritation Of the
mucous membrane these Tablets should he freely
used their cleansing and healing properties are as
tonlshing. BE warned. never neglect cold, it il
easily cured in its incipent state; when Il becomes
chronic the cure j. exceedingly d.lEcutt use Wells
Carbolic Tablets as a specific.
JOHN Y. KELLOGG. u Plat; St, New York.
rice - els, per box Sole Agts. for L. ).
Oct S1td&wiw Send for circular
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WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. Lsinz been sP-
w pointed hy the Honorable the PROBATE Court
for the District o. gh'tteuten. Commissioners 70 re-
ceive cxamiue and adjust the claims and demands
of an persons AGAINST the estate cf John Frman,
late Of Richmond. in said District deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in OF K :
theret1 and tx months from the day Of the data
hereof, being allowed iy the said Court for thai
purpo-, we 10 therefore hereby give notice. that
viii attend 60 the business of cur appointment,
at the dwelling house OF Royal imam. in Richmond,
in said District. On the first Wednesday Of Novembe .
and ArrI next. a- 9 O'Clock De- ill.,, GA each of said
davs.
Dated sh.- ooh dly 90: Octo;cr A. D. .--'.
L. b. GREEN, t,..-..-...
GILES HOWE. ,
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IN the National Board of Trade. at New
o'A, saturday, resolution was carried
mar congress pass laws leaving to each
'sa'e 'ne right to- establish standard rat
Of interest. ANU '''
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New SorL Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. -.
COTTON in buyers favor with a good export de-
Ilant; sales i19 bales middling uplands .1c.
FLOJ in buyers favor. sales 500 barrels
state s5d7 "a; round hoop Ohio - a 9 30
Western .fA4 a.; southern l0Gi2 %.
GRAIN Wheat one cent higher with an export
demand; sales lafGo bushels No / spring, / =
al Co 80. I 4.Gl - winter red western / 57d
] co. white Michigan 7aG2 ~. Corn shsde iirmei
with hir export demand; sales 5000 bushels
steamer mixed western 63i 76i sail do. G4-a5i:
oats shade hi gher and rather more doing sale.
5000 bushels White i5Ge51 red mixed Western
i-Wi-t
BEEF duil { O0Gt 90.
PROVISIONS - Pork dull and easier; new mes
D. So ais Ga; prime II -. Lard easier siGSi
Butter title more doing Stale 23T12.
NiilSkEY quiet q3l tai.
RICE dull 7idSl.
ST GAR firm Muscoyad1 qfGlos refining eiG y
COFFEE frmer RIO l5tdl--,
MoLASsEs nominal; clayed eoa95 Mu-eovs
io 24T3n
TJBPENTINE duh 80.
itOSlN dull 81.
PETROLEUM quiet crude l4iaIi' refined
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DEARs'-Nlr- Elisha Cotton, one of the vet
ran 'raPpers OF Sherburne, caught another
'e'r on Saturday last, making three this
season. Bruin had Jared sumptpopslv ero-,.
Gay on sheep and was very fat, Yielding fonr
gallons oil. '''''
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HUxTIECTON'.
saturday Bulletin
-lF-
1s-Sg Be0EEs.



THE HUMAN BACE-by Louis T-u.r1-illustratei
by two hundred and f,rty-threc en-ravin-s on
wood and chrome Autographs.
TRADING-hy the author If $ do Wide World, in
ishing the story %. The House in Town"
WHO WON-by the author OF Win and Wear.
THE POET OF THE BREAKFAST TABLE-ni4
talks with his ie!low-hoaricrs sld the reader.
SERMONS on LIVING STBJECT+By Bushnell.
STUDENTS EDTTiON-Tlcons Essays, l2 TAO.
LIFE II TIE FAST INpIES-By " H. Thomas.
UNDERWOOD'S HANDEooR-Of English Liter
aturc.
SEWN HILLS Young Dodge Climb Seg.es.
GRANT AND WiISON-By Charles A. Phelps
Y0USG FOLES HISTORY oF ENGLAND BY
Knox.
TWILIGHT sToEIFS-I9 vols. by Mrs. Toliens'5.
SOME CHEAP BOOKS FROM TRADE SAILS
And some good har-sns offered in Miscellan-
eous Books-eome and look Us ovcr-large loti
OF new juveniles
Corner Church ani College ST..
De; 26-,i3t1wIt
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Commercial.


~ NJ fE4nNFA ! mon Lave -sNa T. ~ q 'Is
October 80.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT ,I,EGEt
Cattle. sheep Lainhs. SWINE
Tb-- Nocl........ t.--s -wi
Vermont ,'1rl SSt.'.''.... i.l5, ei-i %
Prices OF Market Becf-A scv choice. sii olGi2 %
extra. 81 lOGlO Cos first quality = ul9 uos second
quality, 81 ooG6 .. third quality, s. ooa5 70.
$40 10 500. sg1l Mch Cows Calves, fIoa b I6u
Flrrow Cows, 2na2i; extra, s6j07s Aear.in-s
so % a % 01i Two year oli-.si7 q i IAfte }r-s
old, s150i5.
Northern dressed Hog. Gsc Pr
Prices OF Sheep and Lamhs-Nool Sheep. cas- b
%; Shcared Sheep, 50..cR 70, Spring Lanls. q e
q 70 Veal Calves = UlllO ul.
Prices Of Hides Iaiiow aud skins - ri-A;an
Hides, a slcPh Tallowf :. a tctlb touItp
Hides, 9eFib Tailow, 5G5lcGb CllfSklus l3fJ
= u Lamb Skins. .lcG Il ul each Siearld S. 'na
az each Dairy skins, 81 90 each
REMARKS.
CsuIo-The market forcattlc remains very much
the same a. last week. good healthy trade for
fine stock Working oxen in demand. IN many
eases these oxen take the place Of diseased hog-c ia
the ctv hauling FIRE ght % and from the depots.
etc. Young slim cattle still sell quiet enough.
Some drovers intend 10 ear some ci their Young
stock back In the country
sheep and Lambs-We find prices have not i'm
proved from last week, even with Atn hpad les.
the market. The prime cause ior The weak feeling
is attributed 10 Insufficient ways OF convey ancc 20
and from the city. The horse disease still prevails TO
an alarm n extent. Almost every horse is affect
cd, thereby cutting OF one of the main springs OF
trade. Full ont-h half the orders for fresh meats
cannot lc filed, iftm the fIct that i cannot De
moved.
Poultry-Much ofthc supply has arrived dressed
this week. Live poIltry WAS selling this morning
at l50lG3c y h. according o. quality. Only about
chickens at lc 06sc q % good even lots at Ice y
70 nirsh hccks at lllc Y ~ poor az l'c = e.
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WE HAVE AT PRIVATE SALE

A - ~ - - - '7-h'-
4 WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE
L warranted in perfect order. Price, s25o0.
= SECOND HAND COAL & WOOD STOVES.
ONE NEW LUMBER WAGON.
SEVENTY-FIVE boz. CHAMPAGNE BOTTLES.
in good order.
WEEKLY AUCTION SALES on SATURDAY,
AT O'CLOCK.
q Farms and stocks sold oa EASY terms. u
Cons gnments OF anything 10 be sold solicited v
POORE BROS. Auctionecrs
- College Street
~ We have also a good stock Of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS, GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
FURNITURE, &c, &C.,
Which we sell cheap for cash.
Oct. % d&wtf POORE BROS.
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NOuNG MEN. Teachers, Ladies or Ministers
l. Agents wanted in every county, for The Pea-
pies Standard Bible 50ilus.rations Extra terms
Prospectus free.-Zeigler & MeCurdy pa Main St
Springfield, Mass. Oct aO-fd&wtw