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Inc congregational Convention.
Eir9- Free Pressaa T.n@.
Your correspondent Who offers report Of jLc
recent Convention Of Congregational CEa-,ls,
at BrattIe5oro, has strangely miucpssea.,l
the remarks Of Rev 5ir. johnson upon TIE Eia-
cation Society, sai has quite misunderstood the
meaning Of at least enc Of those vdou he
names as having made fitting answers to the
''piuful strain Of Mr.. j.
That gentleman spoke in the most c-7iial
terms cfthe Elucstoa Society; sni with more
emphasis than any other person who participant
81 in the discussion, decl asei that to have been
Judged worthy Of receiving lie charity should re
badge Of honor.
lie diI aluie to the fact that asny unworthy
persona had reoeiy ID its aid, and dii urge
greater care in the distribution of it, chsriiieF.
This was the whole If his oGeniiug. Ills true
that many IN the co avention appeared to regard
biz speech as an as, ault upon the Society. but
the extremely courteous manner in which BIZ.
johnson assured tn convention tast tic Jealous
defence by several speakers had been directed
sgaiu,t what he hsd not sad, should have pre-
vented any fsir and intelligent correspondent
frum chArscterizng his speech 81 "pitfu.-'
As one Of the nuInter who appear in your COL
respondents report to have hastenei to the rapu-
tation Of Mr. Johason, permit me 70 say tina,
made no sliusioa to bis speech-that / 90 not see
nov the 'little story " which composed the
whole Of my remarks, had any bearing on the
question that he aised-th,t as sa# nothing TO
dissent from in his speech, while listening to il,
20 too, found no objection to it sustained by
the debate that followed Nor can now zee how
the rising Of sny number Of worthy clereymeu
il testimony fhayiug been benefcisries Of any
charitable society, csn inyaliiste ny personal
knowledge Of many instsuces in which unworthy
men have received al.
II the facts 70 WI, M. johnson ALLUDED are
not generally known Smong those TO whom s7e
entrusted the interes Ia Of that inporlsu; charity
he sul NJ. usHin who followed ia similar
strain, are entitled TO the thanks Of the patrons
Of the Society for abiding to them with sufficient
distinctness to give poin; TO the advice ihat
more discrimination be used in the selection of
benefcisnes. Yours, &c,
G. 3. SAsrorD.
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Presidential tickets are being brought out s
rapidly nowadays that it may be well enoug
to recs pitulste the list to date:
CISCGNSATI.
President. Horace Greeley
Vice President, B. Gratz Brown.
PHILADELPHIA
President, Ulysses S Grant
Vice President. Henry Wilson.
REVENUE REFORM
President. Willism 5. Groesbeck
Vice President, Frederick Law OlmtteSd
LABOR REFORM.
President, David Davis.
Vice PRECEDENT, Joel Parker
TEMPERANCE.
President, james Black.
Vice President, John Russell
ASTI-AAsoS.
President. Charles Francis Adsme
Vice President, C. H. Howard.
H0NDEsCRIPT.
President, Victoria c. woodruff.
Vice PRECEDENT, Frederick Douglass
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Two unsuccessful attempts have been made to
get up Greeley Convention in Rensselaer, coun-
ty. N Y. On the 9th it was postponed to the
Goth, and then the ssme individual, snd no
other, appeared as on the 9th. He didn't deem
it worth while to issue another call.
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Buy Me. and an do you t-ood.''-DR.
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERE BITrERS. Nc
drugs no pOisons nothing doleterious, nothing hut
good healthy roots and herbs, such ne sarsaparila
Nilc Cherry, Yellow Docx, Prickly Ash, Thorough
wort, Mandrake, Rbubarb, Dandeliop, &C, com
pounded as 10 reach the fountains Of disease, and
absolutely cure all Humors, Liver asd Bilious Dis
eases, Jaundlce, Dyspepsia, Costiyeness, Scroiula
and all difficulties arising froma diseased stomach
or impure blood. Twenty years Of unrivalled sue
cess has proved them 10 he the best medicine u the
world. GEO. .. GOODWIN Co. Boston, and al
druggists. March ll-deod&el61
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The Tribune calls the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Meeting" Of boilers from the Greeley party,
" the little end of nothing" 1t was little
enough, truly; out isa't it pretty rough for the
Tribune to c.ll the Liberal Republican party
nothinP ~
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Noticing prediction of the New York Tri5-
une that Greeley would carry Ohio, the Toledo
BLADE remarks: I'VE consulted the Greeley
party in Toledo concerning this, and his opinion
is that it can be done if the election can be post
poned long enough. He has another man half
converted
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VERMONT METHoDITT Seminary AsD FEMALE
CoLLEGE.-The fourth anniversary Of the Yer
mont Methodist Seminary End Fen aale College
commences on Sunday, the 30th inst, at Mont
pelier the annual sermon will be ii ched. by Rev
c. ". Wilder. Monday the exsr ,instions com
meuce; at - p. N, the sddI ess before the
Alumni will be delivered by C. ". Clarke, Efq.,
of CheIes. with poem by Mrs. Rev. Church
Tabor of Hardwick Ga Tuesds the exsmins-
tons will be continued; at P. m, the business
meeting of the Alumni will be e'c., and al Il
in the evening the address before the -h'thetic
Society will be delivered. On Wednesdsy the
Reports Of the Teachers and exi mir ing commit
tee will be read; at 10 .. m, Il lie commencement
exercises will be held The Al nusl Sermon, the
Addresses and the Commencer aent exercises will
take place in the Hail of the new building.
The graduating class mum bers five lsdies, and
the College Preparatory Department Ell, ven gen.
! tlemen.
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THIErr DEATHs FRoM THE CANADA RAILROAD
DIsAtTER.-The coro1er's jury in the case of the
lseiralrosd accident rear Belleville, Ont, Sstur-
day. find that it VS., purely accidental, thst the
track Was in good condition snd that the engi-
neer was sober, efficient snd careful officer,
and died st his pest There have been thirty
deSths thus far from the disaster
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Mudtudes of them sufisr- lin-er and die because
Of FIN WoRNs. The only known Remedy for these
most Troublesome and dangerous Of all worms in
children or atuits ia DR.. GOULD'S PIN-WORsi
SYRUP. Purely vegetable, sure death to all
worms; a valuable cathartic, ana beneficial "a
health. Warranted. Price reduced to 50 cents par
bottle. GEORiE c. GOODWIN < CO.,
Fell swim sToS.
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For Moth Patches. Frec!,less

AND TAN, USE PERRY's MOTH AND FRCKLE
LOTION. The well known. reliable and harmless
remedy for Brown DiscolorHtiOns Of the face. Pre-
pared only by DR.. B. Z. Perry, permatologist 40
Bond Street, New YORK. Sold by Druggists every
where. March lemon Nec sat&W6m
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Closes his rooms a, VAN Ness HOUSE, 10 day and
will open rooms at the MENrHRZMAGoG HOUSE.
NEwP0Er VI, JuNs 90, whore he will remain till
Angus; I, and a. &c WELDON House." 81 ALBANs,
VI, from Angus. 81 till Sept. lst
June i1-tft4Wlt
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DR.. URANN
22Ist.
goth.

Of Boston who has made so many wonderful cures
of cases supposed incurabls. in almost every town
in Vermont, will be a. the AMERICAN House, the
10th and 2ist of each month. Every invalid should
see him. and get circular, Ono matter what your
complaint -c0nsHifation Free.
April ls-d3t&wtf
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Fireworks, - " "4''
SOLE HAHUFAcIURERs or
M4rsb1Ps Patent Illuminating Candiesties.
Send inr Price List June l-d1wlm
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gsT advertisements.
HAVE YOU SEES IT.
The Mead W hiRg Mower

The CtsP''f, ths shoH-efi and Sirus',sf Boesr
THIS Mower il made Of the best Iron snt Steel III,
Finger Bar is the most perfect yet invented This
novel pint used on this Mower maFei the only
really flexible Cuttcr-har yet Invented
II can DO raised BY tho driver while 10 operation
TO any position, and the cutters will run equally
vel, being always 70 q lire with The pitmau
Il h thus enabled 10 conform 90 the surface u
uneven grounds without increasing the draught
and avoiding tie hrsayage ~ common with cutter
bars j0inted At the head u the knife
For ea'e Of draft it hes no competition. Il has no
ilde draft end no wei ht On the hcr'es neck'.
IL Is easily handled BIS both driver ADD team and
Il tvery respect perfect Mover.
JAMES z. WHITE, Agent
June we hhelhuru, VI.
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G. b. sAsrorD.

SERIOUS AccIDESr.-llirsn II. Reynolds and
wife met with : serious sccident Saturday even
ing Mr.. Reynolds was cut driving or North
Avenue, ard when near the resilence Of J. =.
Arthur his horse took fright st a white csli
which vas as,rsy On the highway, and ,heeroi
quickly, throwing Mrs. Reynolds and her two
sni ftunning her, but not st all ipjdring The
little ones. Mr.. Reynolds al once jumped
out, bat in doing so fell TO the ground.
his horse stepping on him and breaking
tEo of he ribs. Medical assistsnc was at once
summoned and both Mr.. Reynolds and wife are
doing az vel as could be expects under their
severe injurieI- They hs2 narrow escape from
being killed.
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MAR RED.

sU1roS-PATcd.-At the Raptis, Church, in East
Hardrlek, June 2ii by Rev A. n. Woodruff. NJ
pheue A. Patch Of Stsnnard.
kELLEY-LoSgR9AS.-At St. Mays Cathedral
June 18th, 81, BY Very Rev. Thomas Lynch. Mr.
Thomas Kelley, Of Troy, N. V, to Mis-, Mary
Lonergan, Of tails city.
DoYLE-MANHA Rochester, June 2otb. by
rev. george 3 Guernsey. assisted by Rev. s. A
fsrker, Mr.. Edward J. Doyle Of Bricgewater and
Miss lola Maxham Of Shelburn
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DIED.

HrLL-At Isle LaMot:e, Vt, June It, 1872,
Harry lii, ED, aged II years.
HUyGERToRD-At Richiord, Tiozs Co. N V
June lth, l572 at the residence Of her son-in- ar
L. 5. Barden, Mrs. Nancy Hungerford, aged q
years, formerly Of Burlington.
PLAcs-ln Hinesburgh, June p, Roswell Place.
aged y wears and mOuths
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SKIN DISEASES.

PERRF'S IMPROVED CoMEDONE AND PIHPLE
REMtDY.-The Skin Medicine OF the Age Il war
ranted to cure fLgsH WORNs, PISPLEs EruptiOns
and BLorcHED dist gurations of the face. Sold by
all Druggists. Depot, 20 Boad ST.. New York,
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The Nu.neacr Ja-.-' says. Et understand
ihelalies af N7ats s,isr Lav, held .e'ers, meet
in-s t5- consultation, VITA reference 20 q general
movement on the Tsrt oio1r qses e 10 ali Of the
csuse ol practices Temperance.
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Next January Is the date now assigned for
.leainE the heading from the eastern ept Of the
'eossc tIunc 10 The central shaft
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EXECJ TOR. SALE OF TEOTTING
STOCK

Fla ma EsTArE 0F rHz LATE Col GEORGE c.
HALL, a. the
Wildham County park. Brsttieioro. Vermont
WEDNESDAY JULY lu, I--Z.
Comtr.siug all his stock Of StalH0ns. Colts ard
Brood Mares. about fifty 10 number, and including
Messenger, Abdalla ami smbiet1uian hl-od
The whole q this fac stock of horses will be
onere1 g the public 40 Auction only, and Will BE
sold with " reserve % tho highest bidder
For descriptive Cattl0 cues. address A. b. HALL
Executor l-i Water st. New York or Geo
hunt, Secretary Baltimore. VI
In connection with above sale there will he two
days Of frlttins. June 9th aud lltn for premiums
: en- y the "In1ham County Park Association.
5=Wlt
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A refrigerator butter-oIr runs over the Rut-
LAID rosi to Boston every Monday.
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Hisp proposed 90 h9I meetings. of the siste
Bls-i Of Agriculture IN orleans County, dur
ing lLeuoa.h Of July; probably at Newport OF
theId-l sai I7tl and At Crsftsbury OF the 18th
sni Ig.l.
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Mr. AtRill sait the position was new one to
him, and having no chart Of the course over
which these young gentlemen were to sail, he
could hardly undertake 20 be their pilot. lie
would, however, with diffiience, consider briefly
some Of the duties Of the Physician r. s man ,
a student and = christian. In considering them
in their various relations the speaker alluded to
various theories Of medical philosophers, old and
new, and noted the unmis;akablc progress OF
Medical Science. The knowledge OF Anatomy
has become almost perfect, and Of diseases and
remedies much more accurate lie dwelt on the
duty Of every member Of learned profession 10
love mis- profession; the duty Of the physician to
exert good moral influence, to discourage the
practices and passions which injure health and
character lie reminded his hearers Of the
c1ss, thai while their profession WAS most
attractive one in its undiscovered possibilities,
they should not be too anxious try new methods
lie alluded to instances Of heroism in their pro
fesson, such as that Of the young doctor Of Paris
who voluntarily sacrificed his life, by liSsecting
3 subject thst hsl died Of the plague lie bore
testimony 10 the fsithiulnets Of many Of their
profession in the sick room, and claimed them
~ valued coaijutors Of the clergy. 10 c0nclu-
sion he bid them farewell, and Goispeei, in their
neT duties.
The discourse was - excellent one, illustrated
by mary historical facts and interesting in
s:sn,es, having in it st times vein Of quiet
huuor, anl fll5d with good counsel sui enoour-
sgsmaat for the young N. D.'s-to al which
our limits permit US to make bu' a bare allu-
ti0u.
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CALEDONIA CaUSIr.-Eidie, ave Year, Old
s.a O. Charlcs West. wss drowned IN she Pas
sumPsic river at ST. J9hasbury, the 40.h inst.
Although no oae ssw hin A. the time. il Is SUI
posel lie .eil of the new bridge :, Paddock vii
laze, While q, rlsy throwing stones iu,o the Wa
Ter lie Wa foou misfel, sld search jiac. r.
e--i bis l-l.,ess toiy jast te.5E the bridge
Col A.P. Blunt. roa of tie regular army.
bat aAo did good service ia the rebellion as
Lieutenant Colonel Of the Third, ami Colonel Of
zee Twelfth Vermont regiments, reached h.s for
mer bone at S.. Jo4astgry, On tie 20th ins,
For ts3 yesrs Fs., Col. b. Las been stationed a.
Fort 9ufarl, Daao,sh, fchting Indians sui
building government work. lie is aocomrru-e i
east By h.s''-'e AMI daughter, SRI be hopes HE
l.e l4 t-e Plains IL over lle cIyts do.orouf
a--e-4.s IF tie tsuelrc-r sad votdlosros q
t4lt part Of uaaot.a, aui thinks the govern
meut h-rIy justified IN holding +; sssinsi the
I-ii'as ~ su,a a great expense.
Avery revere storm Of wiai a1I rain fssseI
over section of Caledonia County. Friliy D.
a. The wind amounted to nearly t5rn,io N
Hsrlect Danyile Gnl st. Johnsblry. a very
large, e5oi barn, belonging to George Hale Of Z.
Harivi.s sss demolished, Floral Hall building.
on ST. Johasbary Fair Groundl, was blown
doFn,uany Of tue la-gest tizei trees we're either
uproatsl or snapped Of, and fsuces and heavy
grass suffered c-nsiiers5ly. For few moments
rain isi 10 torrents, accompanied by vivid iight-
ring. This storm, which ess quite brief in
in time, followed the ho;te,t day FOR two years
At the County Republican Convention held At
ST. J -hnsiary the a h, the one term principle
was discussed, suj adopted in part. The fol-
lowing ticket vas pvt in nomination Calvin
Morrill, and Charles 3ogers, Senator's Henry
Par.ey All John Bacon, "a, judges Elisha
May, States Attorney; Is.so " Smith, sheriff;
a. L. French, Judge Probate. All the csuli-
dates except First Assistant Judge and Judge OF
Probate, are new men. Hon L. P. Poland al
dressed the Convention IN some sensible snd
timely remarks, tai resolutions enlorting the
administrator were adopted
4 l.17-years old s.n Of David Trull OF Wesi
Ba7se, VS. ran over by = Lsud-osr the 18th
init, aai badly injured. lie vii recover
Csuse. careless section men.
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Aeaal .Hotiffs.
ROSWELL PLACES EsT.rE


SLATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con-
c.r-, Hiram Rood, late Of
. . GREETING.
* a fIoo9te Court holden at Burlington, within
anu lo the District Of Chitenden. the 18th day of
pe the Iast VIII and Testament Of Hiram Rood,
late o. Co.clester IN said District. deceased was
Pesgute1 20 the Court Aforesaid for PROBATE. and Il
a D. -, st the Probate Court Rooms in said
Burlinston' be assigned for proving said Instru-
sons concerned by publ shing tis 6rfer three weeks
successfully 10 the Eurhngton Weekly Free Press
a newspaper printed at SAID BURLINGTON previous
% the time appointed
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear
before sad court, NJ tho time and place aforesaid.
and contest the probate %! SAID viii, il you have
cause.
Given uader my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict' this 18th day Of June A. b ls7..
1<WjW T. + WALES INDIA
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Tais season Puiimsa's palace cars viii be run
ne.we5a Slrst9eR a7l Montreal, also Baton via
R1.Ari
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TUE WHtkT FIELD or AMERICA
HcaHhiai 'Iiinaie. Free Homes, t;oud
Markets.

THE NORTHERN Pacific RAIL
ROAD Ohers for sale is les nd ia Csntis al
and Western " flnv-.its. eplor.sslns; = The
best Of wheat AIT 2 Excellent Timer for the
Mil the Farm and tho Ere. 3. hirh Prairie Pas
turage and Natural Aea1ow Water b, lear Lakes
and running streaus-in a Heal;hgul climate whero
Fsrer ana sGas q. uHlH9WH.
Grsi,. can be shipped hen;e hy lake 70 market
as chespiy As ON Eastern or Leutra illinois.
Cars to. run through these Lards from Lake
Superior {, Dako a, Price Of land close q track
81 m 20 o. per acre. fsftheT away s. 80 70 $500
sven Vas s'r+du Narrantee Deeds !.
Northern Pacific 7-3O Iionds. now selling OF par,
recsfsed for land AZ $40 No other u1oecupied
Lands present such sdvantagas q settlers
SOIDtEKS under the New Law March, 1879
get 100 acres FREE. ear tho Rai.roal, BY one and
two years residence.
IRASSPORTAGIOS Al REDUCED
RATES furnished 1t ali principal points East to
purchasers Of Railroad Lands, ald to Settlers on
Government Eomestesds. Purchasers, their wifes
and children carried free over the Northern Pa
eac road Sow is the time for ettlers and Colonie
to get Railroad LaEds and Government Honssteai5
close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full Information
map, and py Of New Homestead Law. Addrrss,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD. ST. PAUL. MINI.
OR t20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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castor la is scientific vegetable preparation
a pere't substitute for and more eIsctive than
Castor OIL, and BE- pleasant 20 take Ii c.eanses tho
System 2 a most remarkable manner. does not dis
tress or grippe, hut operates when al other remedies
haze Jailed IL is certain 20 supercede Pills castor
OIL Narcotic cyrups and all other purgatIye and
exciting medicines The Cast0ria c0uta rs re. Their
Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. bsEiis emollfe1t
soothing effect, IL asstmilates the food ..-d produces
natural sleep, particularly adapting IL n CRYING
and teefhInE children. l. cures st11 Ach Ache.
N;nc Collie Constipation, Fatuiency Group ard
Kills worms Make your Druggist sen1 forit: he
viii always keep it. every fanny must have it, IL
c slH Nut '' tc4ts pptle. jane xvi:
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Average tcmporacgre Of the week. "a 20
Barometer 2s.6-i i1cAes. Rainfall ~ inches.
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TINE AND ENLIGHTENED EXPERIENCE have shown
that certain substances formerly used and rolled on
IN medical practice, unnecessary 40 dan gerous
yet some OF the these substances have found their
way into medical compounds. Dr. Warmers CALI
foRNlA VINEGAR BiTTERs' however, contain nothing
II j1rious, being composed exclus vely Of vegetable
substances from California. For all disorders Of the
liver, kidneys, bladder. skin, and digestive organs
and for purify ing the blood, they the most won
deriul remedy known June 25-td&w4v
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IFr.m Es. Cor. Page Of Vermont.I


hesUs. Greg Co..
Gents II have made a careful examination Of
the MEADOW kIss MowxR and after thoroughly
testing IL one season on my farm, fully satisfied
that it has more good points than any other mover
in the market, Yours truly,
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Builders and Slate ROOfeYS,
ALSO wSoLEsALE DEALERS IN
X . . r. I n CT 5 L \ L E.
Corner Maple and Champlain SITS.

Having had many years experience Builders
ndssisters, aad being familiar with the different
kinds OF Rooiag feel confident Of being able TO
DO work t. the perfect satisfaction Of our customers
We have opened SLATE YARD. where we
shall keep larry took Of Slate from different quar-
res. embracing all the hest sizes, qualities and
co!ors. We employ only the best worEInen, aud
give our persols supervision to al work.
As Carpenter and Builders. have had large
expsrincs in oscry variety Of work, and shall not
hesitate TO make contracts for building after any
style OF architecture.
Orders or inquiries, By mail or in person. solicited
April 25-sAt&wtf
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Cattle Northern cattle are sc2t hack this elk.
The falling Of 10 prices o. Western huiiocks last X
Of to L.. live VT. = 10. didn't look well in Print
Northern folks and farmers considered In it policy
70 wait a week or two later before senia- 10 their
stock. The yards at this market were almost
deserted far cattle were concerned The largest
lot was 81 head bv J G. Hamilton, OF Canada 81
likely bunch from the North as received for
several weeks. We quote prices Il Northern cattle
a saade Of from last week 7 sha'kett ID I
3year old steers % dress 7n1 lhs, at q,c r b. dies
VT heiieIs 20 dress 5al rs al &c y 70, dress VT
W TAYLOR sold stays, to dress lbs each,
at &c u, dress heiier, dress i1 lbs. t &c
Plb. dress VT. " Ro ndy sold oxen n dress
10 lbs each. at ,cFib dress VT. % r Taylor soid
oxen, sv live i415 rs, az &c Pib, live VT
Sheep and LaE bs-RcceIp,s 1858 head az inst
loii last week. For Old sheep AID some lois Of
ordinary TO medium grade lambs the Gemald vary
light The lamb trade vii without doubt, improve
as veals sdecrease As the meat marset il,
butchers would not pay within &c n high last
week. II Bariwe.l sold g. lambs At s. p head.
VI T Sha,Kett sold - lambs, IS its. &c p 10;
~ sheared sheep. = lbs a. &c q ID. Lambert a
Hastings sold - lambs at i1c Pm
F0u.try-Much Of the sto X That has been hr' u-ht
ia this week consisted Of ordinary grades. Hens and
cocks se.lin. at last week. ngures supplies still
heavy, more than anticipated sst week. We quote
good turkeys at % 2>ct7 70 prime fowl lgGrlslc =
= medium grades, &c y =. poor &C Y ID.
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