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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

New Fora frovislon Nark..
NV YonK. Sept. IS.
C0rroN7dull sales 900 bales middling up
lands at ~.
change. moderate demand for export and
1900 barrels No. ! at sOG3 a5 Super6n,
state and western at 3 SOFA 10. common to good
extra western and state 90 q 4 25; good
to choice extra 90 at 100 q 4 IS com
mon to choicee white wheat western extra a
90 G5 20. fancy wbits wheat western extra al
5SGs 10; common to good extra Ohio At 4 OF
as 90 common to choice extra st. Louis al
OoH675 patent Minnesota extra good to prime
: $50 s g: choice to double extra 8 70 q 9 90
Closing heavy.
RYE FLOUR, quiet; sales 900 barrels at . 60a
3 2i for state.
CORN MEAL. market ia firm. quiet; yellow
WHEAT-heavy, lower. business largely specu-
lative Rece pts 23i coo bushels sales 700 bush
els s2Gl t6i Tor ungrsted winter red; OF for No.
do; O6Gl u6i for No. do u for No. do. u
al % for steamer No. . O3laI OF Tor amber
hYE-less active sales 1900 bushs At Glss6I for
Western 64a6i for state.
BARLEY quiet,
BARLEY N ,Lf-drm state at o..
CORN-opened shade lover, Closed rather
more steady. Receipts a.. 800 bushels; sales 2st
90; iSI5l Tor ungraded; Jod6Oi for steamer; 5O.2
OATS = The market is quoted a shade f,mer
fairly active Receipts 800, bushels; sales
" 100 bushels; 2sG3ii for mixed state n t3ei for
Hay firm at 4525o for shipping.
uoPs-are about s,oady; 26D3 for yearlinss ;
bn. lot eastern and WESTERN l0bi6 for New York;
state; llBl4 for Californians
COFFEE quiet at li!9isy
SUGAR = The market is firm a % e for
reining; Il for primo.
MOLAsSES- steady.
RlCE-quiet
PErROLEuM--is Gull crude at 81; refined
at l0I. -
TALLOW the market Is firm; sales 45oc0
lbs. at 9ta7 Lilo.
POTATOES market firm; Peerless at .5zrl y;
Early Rose at OJzD2 %
EGdS-heavy at 20d2l for for state and Pennsyl-
vania
PROVISIONS - Pork - Tho market Is lower
lar business; mess, 1874 Beef, steady. Cut
meats heavy. m!ddles firm. western long clear
at Ct; city do Ct
LAIRD, BUTTER, Erc.-Lard, market Is lower
moderate tIadeat 9rlD7 90. Butter, thu market is
quoted hrmsr, loan25 for state. Cheese is quoted
firm at 5dei for state.
LlNSEED-nomlnal at 2O5
WHlSk EY-uuiet At OS4
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Ply -icI.ns versa. Met.phy.ician..

Last night an astronomer was standing in his oh
servatory carefully scanning the heavens with the
far-reachtng oyo o! the telescope. In room below
the geologst Was ying the constitution OF oul
planet from the specimens OF rocks scattered around
him. The difference between this occupation OF these
two men exactly express the difference be tween the
physicians and metaphys'cisns While the meta
physician is searching the illiuitsble eXpanse Of
Thought with the Telescope OF Reason, adding little
TO human knowledge but speculative theories, the
physician is studying tho tangible nature that en-
folds us-this temple not built WITH hands"-de.
duclns thereirom xperimsntn truths that alleviate
ami improve mans physical condition. These arc
the facts that should he current oo!n among the
people. Why educate yOuT sops aud dau shte-s in
the speculstions of pescurtes, Kant, Locke and
spencer, before thoy have learned the laws a nd
conditions that govern their ply steal natures II
Is well to study your stomach before you exsmine
the stars. You will succeed better Dyspeptics are
subject 10 alterations Of ght we'll as OF tou chi
The People Common Sense Medical Adviser new
AID revised edition. contains the latest results OF
scientific research in Physiology. Hy giens, and
Domestic Medicine Price 81 d1 Address the author.
H. Fierce. NJ J.; Worlds Dispensary and In
valid's Hotel, buffalo, NY. wSsatlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

We have received a book, just publish
ed. entitled "A Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases " The book is finely illustrated
with about IS excellent engravings which
shows the positions and actions of sick
horses better than can be taught in any other
way. IL gives the cause. symptoms and
best treatment OF diseases, has a table Civ
ing doses OF medicines and few pages on
the action and uses of medicines. In the
treatise on each disease it is plain and
practical 80 that any person can readily
find out ust what to do as technical terms
are avoided as much as possible, making it
just what every farmer and horse owner
needs. Ii has large collection of good
receipts and much other valuable informs
ton. As the publisher, b. j. Kendall. NJ.
D.. Enosburgh Falls, Vt. will send it to
any address on receipt of 25 cents, every
horse owner should improve this oppor-
tunity OF procuring this useful book.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20
ConsunptiDn Cured

An old ply siclan, retired from practice, havin.
had placed in his hands by last India Missionar,
tho formula Of a simple vegetable remedy, for tn,
speedy and permanent cure Tor consumption, bron
chitis. catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lun.
affections. also positive and radical cure for n.r
'ous debility and all nervous complaints. after hAv
Ing tested its wonderful curative powers In thous
amos oil .sel, ias felt II his duty to make IL known
10 tls suiieilng fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire TO relieve human suffering, will send
Tree OF charge, to all who desire it, this receipt
WIN iull directions Tor preparing and us n In
Gcrman, French English sent by mail by adj
dressing WITH stamp, naming this paper, W. W
sherar. ~ posers' Block, Rochester, New York
Sept 2-daWiH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

The special bent of the American mind seems to
be that OF Old >i-to investigate. We hogan to in
vesIigato in 1850, and we have been investigating
ever since. We investigated the South pretty
thoroughly then. and now they have caught the
spirit and propose TO investgato US. Iav-stiga-
ton, that is thoroughly unpArtiran, unprecedented
invest CATION, always leads ono excellent
result-the good, the true Is vlndicsted. ann i'm
postu es are exposed. This is prec sely the reason
why DIR. r v. Pierce invites and ur se- the public
TO investigate the remedial powers OF his FAM y
Remedies. He knows that the trial will indicate
all his claims for them and all that has been writ
ten OF them by grateful patients who have been re-
stored to health by their use. The uolqen medical
discovery and Pleasant purgstive Pellets are the
acknowledged standard remedirs Of tho age for all
dia of Ina stomach and lixrr
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STATE NEWS.

Contractors for laying the new pipe TO
the Rutland water supply have commenced
work and have agreed to finish by Octtobe
10th. A main has been extended to tn,
State workhouse
Application will DO made to the approach
ing Legislature for a charter for railroad
from Ely village, in the town of Vershire
to connect with the Central Vermont OIL
Passumpsic railroad.
Tho Centre Congregational church, Of
Brattleboro, has 264 members, and has con-
tributed Sl266 for charitable purposes dur
ing the past year.
| William I. Newman, an old and eccentric
West Addison farmer, has not begun hsying
| yet.
John Nutter. of Barnet. - years old. fell
dead, one morning last week, willis build.
ing a fire.
The following towns elected no Represen-
tatives: Brookfeld. Granville, Groton,
Marshfeld, Mortified. Reading. Rochester
Somerset. Topsham. Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Tolman JENNIE, of Derby,
celebrated their golden wedding, the Other
day.
Bloomington lady has an industrious
canary bird which has laid twenty-five eggs,
this summer.
The saw mill, cider mill. and mill for manu-
featuring scythe-stones, together with the free
stone mill, occupied by Mr.. Freeman. in
Smithville. Ludlow. were burned Sunday
morning. The loss is estimated at 50, 900
no insurance.
Greensboro man has q cat who is bring
ing up two young mice with her kittens.
Asa Andrews died at Rarlin the nthar dav
at the age of 81 years. He was lieutenant
in the war of 1912, and had repeatedly rep
resented his town in the Legislature, besides
holding all town offices of responsibility.
Col. John B. Mead is about completing a
large and elegant building as a home for the
students of the Randolph State Normal
School The building measures IS by So
feet. is three stories in height. and will cost
somewhere between $4,000 and $40, 900.
Chld's pond, in North Thetford, covers
about acres. and is located about four rods
from the west bank of the Connecticut, which
is in this place 100 feet above the river level
No stream feeds the pond nor is there any
stream issuing from it, while it Is immensely
deep.
Col. Alsanson Allen, for the past forty-two
years prominent resident of Fairhaven,
died, the other day. at the age of IS years,
the last thirty nine of which he passed in the
house which was his home at the time of his
death. MIR. Allen was a pioneer in the slate
and marble business of Vermont. and WAS at
the time of his death one OF the stockhold-
ers in the Fair Haven marble and marbleized
slate company. He was chosen in 1912, and
again In 1854, to represent Rutland county
in the State Senate. and in 1S60-1-2 was as
sistant judge of the county court
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

WArERvILLE.-H. NJ. Mcfarland, of this
town, is now teaching the Academy at Hyde
park and has nearly 100 scholars.
The entertainment given here on Saturday
evening last by the Witherell Bros. was moi
largely attended by our people.
On Friday last the thermometer marked
Sc - in the shade for several hours and the
Monday morning following was down to 80
The Quarterly Meeting ofthe NJ. E. church
will be held here on Sunday next, commenc.
ing at the usual hour of Q o'clock a. m. II
is now expected that the services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. A. Scribner, Of Essex Cen
tire.
Chancey Tillotson is now in Massachusetts
with n large drove of cattle. He has follow
ed tins business every Fall for several years
o. D. Rogers has got the frame of his shop
up and is rapidly bringing the work to COM
pletion so that he may occupy the building
early this fall.
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Prompt Reform Of .od,Iy Evils

Tho prompt reform of those t1dily o. Ia, eLfee
He'd digestion Incomplete assimilation, inactivity
OF the liver, kidneys and bladder, as we'll as the
nervous symptoms which these ailments are espec
tally prone to beSot is Away accomplished by tho
use Of Hostetter's stomIch Bitters. medicine &C
credited by physicians, pronounced pure by anal
ysts, and eminently wholesome and agreeable.
Surely such restorative is preferable to uEpa,t-
allie and iHdisestIble mineral drugs and uR-
sanctioned nosrrums. The nation at large assuredy
think so jutging by the unpree ed sntsd demand for
.he article from Maine to the P.cihc demand now
supplemented by immense orders for II received
from TROPICAL America. Mexico, the Brtish and
Spanish colonial pussessons, and elsewhere. Both
at homo and abroad 1t is recognized as q standard
remedy ana preventive, the decisivcnsss OF Its
effects recommending 1t everywhere.
Sept 20 deOdS wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

There is an Advertisement In our columns 10 ybicn
We take much UGH PIE isure In referring our read
ers, because We believe IN 1t aud can conscientions
" anu heartily recommend IT. We refer 10 uaIl's
mar Remover. We remember many cases in our
wore groy hair, or whose ccks were thin and f.d,a
but VIII" now have presentable head pieces and ith
no httlo pride announce TO their friends that they
h.Nnt grey hnir in their heads. Is pardon
able pride, Ind the world would he better "a e.
there was more Of 1t. for when the aged ma. them
selves attractive TO others they are more certain To
burthenO well spent years eutities imam IT,
hairs haiT iisnower age or disease has Trimmed
gr whilened your locks and you will thanI us for
our advice'-Pan Handle Nee, WstisbuTg, ". Ia.
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DIED.

SCAEBo- In this city, Sept. 2snd, William Henry
Infant son of John and Sarah Scarbo. aged weeks
WArERs.-In this city, Friday morning, Sept
18th, 1873, Mrs. Jane Waters, aged SO years.
shEPARD.-In East Montpelier. Sept 18th, Mrs
Mari ", vie OF Nr. P. 81. shepard aged :,
years and months. she Was a d.u .hter of the
late Col. Samuel Baker, VI Greensboro, and
woman OF much worth.
PLAcE.-ln Hinesburgh, Sept lst, Caroline, wife
Of Calvin Place, god 60 years.
BRows.-Ip North williston, Sep. 18th, 1873
Clara, wife Of Byron b. Brown. aged 81 years.
OSIos.-At Milton. Sept. ID. ISIS Lucy II. Onion
vile OF Dr. d. Ii. Onion, aged II years.
RouSIs.-At Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. nth. ut tho resi-
dence of ner daughter, Mrs b X. Placs, Mrs
Joseph Rounds, Of Hinesburgh. VI, aged 81 years
AsDREws.-At Mount Pleasant, Iowa, August &c
1875 OF heart disease, Isaac Andrews. formerly OF
Richmond, Vt.
NEwELL.-At his residence. in Eouth Evanfton
Ill, Sept. 18th, 1878, Heman ii. Newell formerly Of
Charlotte, VT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

Dr. ". A. TESNEV, recently associated
with Prot II d. lloltou, of Brattleboro, in
the practice Of medicine. has located at
Granville. n. Y DR.. Tenney was fayora-
bly, known in this vicinity from his connec-
ton as prime ipal OF the graded school al
Winooski, and his high rank as student
Of the Medical Department of the U. V. NJ.
DEATH OF Prominent TEMPERANCE Wo-
NAg-The oS,imab.e wife of Joel NJ Haven,
Esq of Rutland, treasurer of the Rutland
Railroad Company, died Sunday noon. after
an illness of some months. She was presi-
dent of the WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union OF Vermont, and was noted for acts
of self-sacrifce and beneyolence
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discrctions of youth nervous weakness, early decay
loss Of manhood, & will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Bend self addressed envelope to the Rev. JosErB
T. IuNAN, Station d, Bisis HoS,s, Nss York City
Oct 1877 -deodAuly
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Bankruptcy Notices.
IN BANEsTPTrY.

| the District Court Of the Cnited states for the
i District Of Vermont In the matter Of Joseph
Q. eeks. bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.
I'M Understand. Assignee the estate Of said
bankrupt, hereby gives notice that il has been
dereo by The District Court of saId DistrIc that the
second and third general meetings Of the cred tors
81 said bankrupt, be held the city Of Burlins on,
IN sad DISTRICT on the 9Th day Of October, A.
ID. 1873, at O'Clock a. me, at tho otice of L. L
Lawrence, Esq., one OF the Register ankruptcy,
in ead District, for the purposes named in the 27th
and 18th sections Of the ankrupt Act I, and th-t
have filed my final account Asst SDee Of said
Bankrupt and that at slid me and place shall
apply to said Court for the settlement Of my said
account and Tor discharge from al liability as
Assignee Of SAID estate in accordance with the pro-
visions Of said act.
dated at It. Albans in said District this 18th day
OF Sept. A. d., 1878.
l2w3w JOHN J. BURGESS Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

FATAL ACCIDENT AT VKRGEsNEs.-A MIR.
Bancroft, OF Bristol. got on the night e1-
press from the north, at this city, Tuesday
evening, with ticket for New Haven. The
conductor told him that he would tell him
at Vergennes whether he could stop at New
Haven or not At Vergennes, Mr.. Bancroft
got off the train, and. bearing the conductor
tell the engineer to stop at New Haven. he
came running back to take the train again.
Just before he reached the depot platform
he fell headlong against the steps OF the
platform. lie was picked up, taken into
the baggage car. bathed with cold water.
and on reaching New Haven was so far re-
cover,d that he got q nnaided and prOcur-
ed team to 60 to Bristol. The injured
man appeared to be doiog well when the
train lett. but intelligence has since been
received that he mas died Of his injuries.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

DIR. URANN cor BOSTON,, who has mad

DIR. URANN (OF BOSTON,, who has made so
many wonderful cures in almost every town in this
State, for the past fifteen years by his new method
of treating diseases, is now stopping at the Van
Ness House. Every invalid should SEQ him, no
matter what their complaint may be. If he cannot
help you he will tell you at once and no charge
for 1t. Send for a circular Of some Of his cures in
Fremont. Rept I7-d&utf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

Tue TuRF-Thero will be an inaugural
meeting at the Ethan Allen Driving Park,
Larrabee's Point. Vt. on Sept. "a and 25,
next, when purses aggregating $3.50 will
be offered, as follows:
Tuesday, First Dsy-For 3-year old colts,
in harness. best two in three sos to first,
SIS to second. $40 to third. For horses
with no record better than $40; S55 to
first, $50 to second, SIS to third.
Wednesday-FOr horses with no record
butter than , min.t'>; $40 to first, sos to
second, SIS To third. For horses with no
record better than $50; $50 to first, $40
to second, sos to third.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

RICHMOND Daniel Burke had Eve sheep
killed by dogs. last Sunday night
very fine Barlow flag is suspended be-
tween Barnum's block AMI the hotel. The
flag pole from the hotel side, needs no
Daniel to interpret it. More than half way
up the pole is straight. representing Mr..
Bar low asa sound Republican. as represent
ed by his friends before the Hydepark Con-
ventlon. and up to the time he gave his
word OF honor to Gen. Grout that he would
have no more trouble from him; tere the
pole begins to twist and crook, and here is
where the sliding scale is SO nicely adjusted
that he slides down to a Green back infla-
zionist. The pole is exceedingly crooked the
rest of the way to the top.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

RICHMOND MARKET, Sept. l6 Butter.
ordinary to fair. sold at 10 to l21 cents /;
good to choice. Is to Il cents /; fine. Is to
10 cents. Cheese, farm dairy, sold at 81 to
a cents; sage, u to 8 cents: factory, u
to s crnts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

A PLEASANT TRIP. - Volunteer Hose Co.
No. |, received an invitation from the Arba
Reads, of Troy. N. Y, to visit them
and to Join in the annual parade of the
Troy Fire Department October 81. which
thew have accepted. They will leave here
on Wednesday. October 81, at 500 q. M.
on special cars, which the Central Vermont
Railroad Company have kindly agreed to
furnish. going by way Of Rutland, and ar
irving al Troy at ? p. m, where they will
stop at the Troy House. They will remain
there until Friday, October 4th, returning.
leave Troy at l:S0 p. m, arriving here
at 7.2O. TIE Volunteers will turn out forty
strong, accompanied by several invited
guests and the St. Adams Brigade Band, one
of the leading bands in the Stats. and one of
the first in New England. With the COM
plete arrangements that the committee have
already made and the kind attentions that
they are sure to receive from their brother
fremen in Troy, one Of the pleasantest times
ever known may be expected by those who
are fortunate enough to visit Troy, N.
Y, October %. with the Volunteer Hose
Company of this city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

C0UHTY FAIR The annual fair of the
Chittondcn County Agricultural Society
wall be held on the grounds OF Essex june
tioA on TaosdaY, Wednesday and Thursday
of next week, September cath, 25th and
% h; and We would again commend the
society and ita exhibition to Tie favor Of
our people. This county has the capacity
for a splendid display at ITS fair and we
hope and trust that our farmers, fruit
growers, stock-raisers, pOultry-fanciers and
others interested will make such a show as
will reflect credit upon the community and
be an adequate representation of our great
agricultural and kindred interests With
good weather. the attendance will DO large
this year, and there is a very encouraging
prospect Of a more than ordinarily sue
cessful fair
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

An INcvRsI,s, numbering some 600, and
Plattsburgh to Port Henry, On the steamer
Vermont, yesterday. Parties who came
down on the boat, say there was abundant
eTideEee that whiskey was plenty at Port
Henry; and a. the beat touched at the
wharf here, a grand war dance was in pro-
gress on the forward deck. " mich would
have msde Sitting Bulls band envious. A
sheriff from the other side undertook to
prevent the lauding here of chap who had
been selling liquor to the excursionist1,
wishing to get him to Plattsburgh for prose-
cation; bat the fellow, with the help of
some sympathizers. made his escape.
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iris all-mportant that the young should learn
how to avoid the mos, affective diseases always
prevalent in civilized communities, and hardly
less important that men of middle age, and even
those more advanced in life. should understand
how the lost powers Of manhood may be restored.
On these and other kindred matters the work en-.
titled "Ine Science Of Life, or self-Pressrvaton
Is more lucid than any other medical work e1tant
See advertisement, d4vIt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

ST. Adams BUTTER MARKET. Sept. IL
The qualities were poor and prices were
unchanged except for diaries. Ordinary
sold at 10 to l6 cents per Id; selections ls
to 20 cents per 10; with occasionally fine
lot at something higher.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

SAD AoCIpKST.-At Richmond, Tuesday
afternoon, child OF Avery Edwards, two
and hall years old, and a nine-years-old
child of Patrick Henley were knocked from
the railroad track by passing train and
seriously injured. The Henley boy has a
chance for recovery. while that OF the Ed
wards boy Is doubtful. DR.. Bromley. as
sisted by DR.. c. P Burns. of this city, at
tended tho children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

CoLcHEsTER.-The following is list of
Justices of the peace elected September 3,
1878: Joseph 3. Small, j. c. Platt. Will
liam Kidder, C Lafountain, Ebenezsr
Woolcott. VIM. II. Whiteman, j. F. Day,
C. Gordon, W Thayer, Michael Gibbons,
f.. q. Jnhns0u. A q. Wood
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

THERE can be no question, We think. but
that Mr. Camp, of Newport, is the member
best fitted by experience to fill the Speakers
chair. Ii the House regards prompt and
accurate despatch OF business as OF the first
Importance. il will elect Mr.. Camp.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-20

WHREI ER-SMIIH.-At the residence OF the bride
parents in South Burlington. Sept. 10Th, 1875, b.
Rev. l.. o. Brastow. HeDan H. Wheeler and Alicl
smith. both # South Burlington.
WELLs-BLISs.-In Jericho, on Tuesday, Sept
l7tn. At the residence Of the brides parents by tn
Rev. J. Isham Bis. George Lee Wells, Of Chicago
ILL.,, and 81 bill +. Bliss. of Jericho.
CowAS-FERRIs.-AtP lainfeld Vt, Sept Eth
at the gre gatiOns church. by the hrdss faith
Rev. John Cowan. Of Essex junction, and Mis-
Emma Isabella ferrin.
BEARs-SPEAR.-In Charlotte, on the 10th inst
In the Congregational church, by Rev. c. C. Torrey
Mr.. Z. b. Bears and Miss Cora l.. Spear, both Q
Charlotte.
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BIG APPLEs.-We were shown, Monday,
Some apples of the Prince Alexander vari-
ETY., from the garden of Mrs. II. c. A.
Smith. the largest of which measured l4l
inches in circumference and weighed one
n..,rH