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ASH a ROBBINS.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
300 FrIros srRTKT, BRsoTlrs,N. 7

Fer al the purposes OF q Family PhyKie
aud for curing Costvenesa, Jaundice,
Indigestion. Foul Stomach, Breath.
Hesdache, Arysipelns, RheuIna-
tism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases,
Buiousnsss, Dropsy, Tumors.
Worms, Neuralgia; az Din
nNr Pm. for purifYlnR the Blood,
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rxrAorT. Nov. VI. Isis.


To the sfnlcted everywhere;
am anxious TO let everyone know what Dr.
" Hilton Williams did for lne through the sys-
TEN OF inhAlation. Nearly two years ago was
great sufferer with consumption. had been
ar lcted for many months during which time
several physicians had treated me In the usuAl
way By giving me medicine ny the stomach, aud
was constantly growing worse. was cough
ing and raising Arge quantities OF mucous from
nv lungs. and my lnngs were very sore, Indeed.
had 4 constant fever, aud became 40 weak
hat was confined 20 my bed nearly all the
.ime. / began 10 despair OF ever getting well,
and yet had fully made mp my mind that In
case should get able would return 20 Germa-
ny for medical treatment. ] was persuaded "a
place myself under DR. Williams treatment,
shich did December 2sd. lsTq. The nrst lnhA-
alton helped me, and 20 make long story short,
strange as IL may appear, for Il was truly Won
ierful to me, was entirely cured In one months
treatment: and since that time, which 10 nearly
.wo years ago, have taken no medicine. and
am a. well to-day "a ever was In my life. de-
,lre all those who doubt the truth Of this, 10 call
ard see me ~ my store aay time they see nt.
WM. PETERS, Prop. Boot and shoe store.
E Monroe Ave. Detroit Mich.
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LANSING DIVISION.
Trafns will cave the stations named, a& OlloWt
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DETROIT hILLsDALE 4 SOUTH
WESTERN q. q.
Westward Trains.

Trains win leave the stations named. as follows
from and after May 18th, Isis:
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SnREIY AEEIICIEn-

pio@Stos o. sSys g. & f fSS l isoss Ss .;ss:d
" sis SSsfFh T;S sS ss + Sshsf hFH
for four ears. and hPye tried every known remedy
y lnoat avail Will boeE ~ bottle oi me shove
leL 10 being a constitutional a. well as local
remedy. bclleye u 20 be AL that 10 claimed Dor IL
Q Radical Cure for CatArrh-
Very truly yours, WA. AMrTrvR.
Donver, Sept -, l6s1. with yenson, Bliss q Co.
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Medical.
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.

o. DoswoEfm A Co, Denver, Col, large aud inin-
entail erugghlA They report unpreeedentedly
large sales and universal Satisfaction No other
disease 10 80 slarmlngly prevalent 10 that region
They speak 81 the following genilemen ~ among
thelr beat citixe2sf
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Mai LION WILLIAMS, m. D.,
roprisses.
Permanently Established Since 1870

Over 90 persons treated since the establish
meni Of our Institute in Detroit, from AL parts
of the United states and Canada
Al diseases OF the respiratory organs treated
by the most improved medlcated inhalations.
In order 70 show how quickly diseases disap-
pear under this mode OF treatment. We give 3
few letters OF responsible persons who have
been radically cured, and are now living witness
- of what has been done for them.
M. Louisa Walters. OF Detroit, says.
Atmy own request have desired NV testimo
uy published for the benefit OF the africted Ia "a
gOr OF the system OF inhalation as prarticed BY
Dr.. NJ. Hilton Williams, OF this city, Ia diseases
q the throat and lungs. ! had been troubled
Sith cstArrh for long time, add with liberated
core throat for about one year, OF tue worst form
ever saw. was almost constantly dischargnR
yellow and sreenlsh matter from my throat
hight which made me very nervous and weak
had teen treated by -four different physicians
IN Chatham, Ontario, before removed 20 De-
Io!t, some months ago, and since that tule one
physician here In Detroit treated me for twelve
weeks. with no benefit Whatever, IN fact, was
should have consumption OF the throat, applied
20 Dr. Williams April ssd. and began treatment
that day. and Just ten days after. NAY ist, am
u well as ever The dropping ln.the throat has
All ceased. and al the liberation In the throat
aGs entirely healed up, and feel perfectly well
n every way. IL II impossible FOR those who
asye never been like sufferer 20 realize my
feelings OF gratitude for what has been done for
ne, and desire ell 20 read this, that they may
know where they can q I'd relief.
MRS. LOUISA WALTERS.
o. Porter ST.. Detroit. Mich.
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Dr.. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Assiytie-i Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DnUoGrsrs EvERYwHEKE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

SAD AFFAIR PROBABLE DROWNING OF
Two GRAND Isle MEN. - Last week Wed
nesday. Seward Vantyne and Ethan Allen
went from Grand Isle to Plattsburgh in a
skit, intending to return the same day
They did not start on their homeward trip
till nearly dark, and their boat was heavily
laden with their purchases in the village,
consisting of lumber, nails, etc. At this
time the wind was blowing hard from the
northwest and they were advised by an
old sailor not to attempt the voyage. But.
bold and self-reliant and anxious to return
to their homes that night, they dis
regarded wise counsel and started. They
were soon hidden from the sight of
those who were anxiously watching them
from the shore by the waves and the fast
gathering darkness. Since then they have
not been seen or heard from, except that
near the South end Of the island in Siwyer's
Bay-a hat, recognized as Vantyne's. one
oar, boat seat, portion of sail and
bag with Vaptyne's name upon it, have
been found. On Sunday. the Comet, with
large party, cruised around the south end
of the Island, about Mal.ett's Bay and COL
chester Point, searching for the boat and
tidings Of the missing men, but nothing
new has been learned. During Wednesday
night. about IL O'Clock. a steam whistle
was heard By persons living in the vicinity
of Sawyer's Bay; and on the slender posi-
bility that some passing steamer may have
picked up the missing men. hangs all the
hopes OF their friends
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New Yorh Provis,on Market.


COTTON steady, i.I6 lower; sales ca bales mid
ding uplands at l5-l6.
FLoUR-the market is quoted as being dull
strongly In buyer favor. Receipts, "a, uuu barrels
sales 1000 barrels No. at 30d3 u. Superiine
state and western at i0H3 20 common to good
extra western and state , - q 10, good
to choice extra DO at I Is a So; com
IS A. p; fancy white wheat western extra at
35T7 TO- common to good extra Ohio at 81
h5 90. common to choice extra 81. Louis at
sOd595, patent Minnesota extra good to prime
555n rs; choice to double extra : 20 ar 800.
Closing quiet
RYE FLOUR, quiet safes OOO barrels Mt 2 Oha
CORN MEAL, market is quoted dul. . yellow
Western, Jersey and Pennsy Iyania at ? 9lAa 50.
RYE dull; 5saj9 for western; 5.d6J Tor
state.
RARLEY = dull sales Of 10000 bushels Of
German at tTiae under -
BARLEY MALT quiet.
WHEAT-Mirket : laic lower. light trade
closing rather more steady little better port TO-
qury. Receipts, is.JOO bushels; sales. 493,un
bushels ungraded spring at s.; No. DO. and :
at s-Il %. No do nom inal at 5giGl 90 ungtac ed
red 9Onl OG!, No. 3 do lpaDl Olt; No. do at O..
al oct; No. do. at itCiDlO7., ungraded amt or
at OlMl 07l No. do. at / o3DI OF, ungradcd
white at Dial Us No. do at o. al o.! extra do.
at 10, white state at O7dl O-!.
CORN shace lower little better export
and home trade inquiry, fair speculative demand.
Receipts l6Otb bushels sales BE uOD: i5iTiGl
for ungraded iliai2t for No. 3. l5ai5 for
steamer, i6i tor No ,.
OATS-1he market quoted being shade iirmer,
M Nei dull. Receipts, 1000 bushels. sales 1000
bushels 3laJlI Tor mixed state, 3Ol a - Tor
Nor 1}dlj for white do.
HAY quiet and firm, 3jnip for shipping
HOPS - market dull at al t. Tor yearlings 4,
sBl2 for eastern and western, SAILS for New YORK;
state. I2dli for CaliiOrnians.
COFFEE-actye at l5inl5l
SUGAR - market Is unchanged. 80. for
retning; a Tor primo.
MOLAsSES- duh. old New Orleans at ga 10 -
al Tor
RICE 60 is steady, Carolina and Louisianl
at 5dl6.
PETROLEUM - is quoted quite crude .la-t
refined 81.
TALLoW- steady, sales CIneo lbs at ii lao IL.
POTATOES-mnrket quiet, Peerless at 2Uta1 81;
Early Rose at UOI9 e..
EGGS steady at 2ja!-i for state and Pennsy'-
vania.
PROVISlONS-Pork- quoted unsettled and lower.
moss at 1lH7 30 Beef. market quoted steldy
packed at II, family mess at OO0 ii % Cut meats
about steady. Middles dull. long clear At AZ
LARD, BUTTER, Erc.-Lard, quoted in buy ers
favor at ; 9id7 -. Butter, Market il quiet
A. M25 for state. Cheese is quoted as healy
at ld-l for State.
LINSEEI,-dull at . o..
WlIiskEY -numina, / ~ asked. no bids.
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.yyhat are YOU going to do about t.''

Because the penalties Of physiological laws arr
not executed speedily, some fancy they are VOID.
But when the stem breaks down, and almost
hopeless complications arise, which the family
physician, by reason Of his limited experience,
iails to relieve, the pertinency OF the above IN
qury apparent. Many remedies have been spe-
cially prepared for these cases, and many ply ST.
clans are bidding for their patronage AS before
making purchase OF land, search is required,
and the title carefully examined. so invalids
should carefully investigate the claims Of any ply
stefan offering to treat chrome diseases. Dr.
Pierce Family Medicines are well known, and
have effected many cures where eminent PHYSICIANS
have failed, yet to accommodate surgical and cont
plcatcd and those DESTROYS OF beng restored
speedily Dr. Pierce has erected elegant santa
rium at cost OF nearly halta million dollars. No
institution in the world offers advantages superior
TO those found in this establishment. Halfa score
OF physicians are in attendance, several OF whom
have been prominently corrected with leading
American and European Hospitals. Every i'm
proved facility for Fastening a cure that liberal
expenditure Of money could secure can here be
found. Before fully deciding where to 90, address
Inyal lids and Tourists Hotel, for rcular.
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Poverty aud Distress.

That poverty which produces the greatest distress
Is not OF the purse but Of the blood. Deprived OF
its richness, II becomes scant and watcry, a cOndi-
tion termed dncmia in medical writings. Given
this condition, and scroiulous swelings and sores
general and nervous debility, loss OF flesh and ap-
petite. weak lungs, throat diseases and consump-
ton, are among the common results. Therefore,
hesitate, but employ Golden Medical discovery
which enriches the blood and radically cures these
affections by striking ut the root OF the evil and
moving the cause.
For all bronchial, throat, and lung Affections,
severe lingering coughs, weak lungs, consumption
in its early stages asthma and kindred affections
Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery is the SOW
ereign remedy, and has Outrivaled all it, compel
tors. 1t is harmless in that condition Of the stem,
yet powerful to cure. Druggists sell it
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court Of the United States for tie
4 District lpf Vermont In Re. {. J. HouShton
bankrupt In Bankrupt. No 81.
sTR-Nutice Is hereby given that petition has
been filed IN said Court, 10y { }. Houghton OF ~.
johns ury. in said District, duly declared bank
rupt under the Act Of congress @. March ID, 1867.
Tor discharge and certificate Thereof; from all h s
debts and other claims proyahe under sa'd Act,
aud that the eth day Of January, l>.g, NJ clock
before the Hon huyt II. heeer, iud &c OF SAID
Court, at the L. 5. Court Rooms IN burlington. is
ass -ned !or the hearing OF the same, when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
AMI other persons in interest. NAV attend and
show cause any they have why the pray o. said
petition should not be granted
pI;ci At Burlinst on the ith day Of December,
ISIS. Is SMALLEY, Clerk.
iu
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the District Court Of the United Sta for the
4 ID district If Nermlnt--In is S.a- Randall, Bank
rupt,-In Bankruptcy. No. sgl.
sIR-NOtics is hereby given that petition has
beco filed in said Court, by Sas Randall OF Jhns
hurry. in sad District, duy dee AIRED bankrupt ur
der the Act Of Congress OF March ID, lS6., for
dscharre and cer;,hcatc thereof from all her debts
ana other claims prOvahle under said act and that
the eth day OF january. lS7y iat O'Clock a. IN. be-
fore the Hon. Hoyt H. Wheeler, Judge OF slid
Court, at the U. S Court Rooms in Burlington, is
assigned for the hearing OF the same, when ana
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest, may attend and
show II any they have why the pray of said
petition should not be granted.
Datcdat Burlington, on the 18th dav of December,
ISIS. b b. sMALLEY, Clerk.
luz
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ST. ALBANs-THE ROLLING MILL.-At a
special meeting Of the stockholders OF the
St. Adams Iron and Steel Works, held at
the company's office. Tuesday afternoon, the
report of the Investigating committee was
submitted. The committee asked for still
further time, which was granted them. W.
e. Smith. F. S. Stranshan, {. W. Rich, Ii.
X. James and Cyrus Bishop were appointed
a committee VINO shall have full power to
endeavor to relieve the company OF its pres
ent embarrassment to negotiate loan, by
mortgage of property or otherwise, to pay
the debt of the company, or to sell the prop
erty, a. they may deem best The meeting
then adjourned.
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William Fixes will attempt the feat of
walking fifty miles in ten hours in the
Opera house at Port Henry.
The new foundry in course OF construc-
ton at Cedar Point by Theodore Tromblea
is fast approaching completion. The build
ing is 30 by 40 feet ; the cupOla for melting
purposes will be detached from the main
building. 1t is Mr.. Tromblee's intention
also to have brass furnace connected with
the foundry.
While the Rev. b. B. LOOMS, pastor of
the Methodist church at Plattsburgh, with
bis wife, were absent the other day. the
parsonage was robbed of some 20 yards OF
black silk. a silver watch, silverware and
other articles, amounting to about 500.
The Spicer-Norton personal property in
the vicinity OF Plattsburgh was sold on
Saturday on attachments. 1t was mostly
purchased by Pittsburgh persons, a, fair
Drices
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SUDDEN DEATH-We are panied to chron-
icle the sudden death of Mr.. James ii. Ed
wards, Of the firm Of Edwards, Stevens x
Co., of winooski. which took place from
apoplexy, Tuesday morning. Mr. Ed
wards arose and took breakfast apparently
in his usual health, and went to the extern
siye machine shop of the firm, where he
gave the morning orders as usual, to the
hands. Immediately after he fell uncon-
scious upon the floor of the shop, and soon
expired. His body was soon after removed
to his house, and all work ceased in the shop
for the day. His age was &c. NJ. Ed
wards was one If the best mechanics in
Vermont, and largely under his intelligent
management the firm Of which he was a
member, has become one of the most extern
siye concerns of its kind in the State. lie
represented Colchester in the Legislature OF
1861, and had held various town Offices Of
trust. lie was esteemed as an upright man
and good citizen by all who knew him,
and his death will be deeply felt among his
neighbors and townmen, a. well a. by his
numerous friends in this city.
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~ I.tyAHIPTCI.

L District of Vermont-In Re. Milo Williams,
Eankrupt-,ln Bankrupt. No Isl.
SIR Notice is hereby given that petition has
been fled in said Court, by Milo Williams,
of st Johnshury, in said district, duly declared
Bank upt. under the Act OF Congress OF March I'd,
lsds. for discharge and cert fcate thereof, from
all his debt and other claims prUvAble under
said Act. and that the 7th day OF January, 1879,
at o'clock 4. M, before the Hon. lnyt H. Wheeler,
Iu tze Of said Court, at the L. ;. Court Rooms, in
Burlington. is assigned FOR the hearing of the same,
when and where all creditors who have proved their
Oehts and other persons in interest may attend and
show if they have. why the pray Of said
petition should not be granted.
Dated At Burlington, On the nh day o December
ISIS. +. SMALLEY, Clerk.
tyvl
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lDnsuplD Cured

An old ply scian, retired from practice, hayin ;
had paced in his hands by an East India Mission,
airy, the formula o: simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure Cor Consumption,
bronchitis rltarrh asthma, and all throat and lung
affections, also positive and radical cure for ner-
yous debility and all nervous complaints. after hay
ing tested Its wonderful curative powers in thous-
ands o. cases, has ielt it his duty to male it known
TO ms suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive.
and de- ire g. relieve human suffering will send,
free OF charge to all Who desire it, this receipe with
!ul directions for PREPARING and using, in GerEan.
French or English. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, Lanins this paper, ". W. shsrar, Ii9
Powers Block Rochester, New York.-deC5 'd&wiw
Mis-. GIN. SHERMAN, wife of the great soldier
says: - have frequently purchased Durang' 5
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
rheumatism. and in every instance it wo ked like
magic Bold by all druggists Send for circular to
X. h. lIeiphensiine, Dfu. sist, Washington, ID. Z.
Nov II -t&Wsm
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u. 8. lIARsHAL's NOTICE.
UNITED STATES OF AMEE'cs,) In Admiralty.
District IF eTH0Ht s.. The barge Laura and
y her frei u

UNITED STATES OF AMEE,cA,l In Admiralty.
district Of J erMoHt Is. The bars, bare Laura and
NJ HEREAS. a libel hath been filed in the Dis
w trlct Court Of the United States of America
Tor the District OF Vermont. tne 3rd day o.
december in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eisht hundred and seventy eight By r. Ii. start,
Esq Proctor in behalf OF Francis hurry in a cause
Of contract civil and maritime aud for freight and
earnings due said lihe liant rom Shepard and
Morse Lumber Company and praying the usual pro
cess and mOnitOn Of the court, that a perst rs in
terested in the said vessel her tackle, apparel and
furniture, may be cited to answef the premises, and
all due proceedings being had, that the same may
be decreed to he sold and the proceeds thereof be
distributed according TO law Therefore, IN pur-
suance Of the said mOnitiOn under the seal OF std
court, to mt directed and delivered, do hereby
give notice generally unto all persons having or
pretending to have any right title or interest there
IN, and to the master Of the said vessel IN special
to appear before the aforesaid court at the Ciy o.
Burlington on the frat Tuesday 0. January A ID
1873 II 1t be court dav, else Jon the next court
day thereafter, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, then
and there to answer the said bei and to make their
allegations in that behalf.
And also to answer unto al other persons havin :
claims sainst the said vessel, Tor wages earned on
board thereof, who may ehCOse u make themselves
parties to the libel Of the said Francis hurry, by
way ofamendment or supplement, without further
process or citition.
Dated at burlington, the Sd day Of december,
in the year OF our Lord one THOUSAND eight hundred
GEO P FOSTER.
United States Marshal
r. Ii. Start, E-d., Proctor. 2iw3w
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NORTH FERRIS BuRGH. - Miss Anna q.
Allen proposes soon to leave town. spend
ing the winter at New York and other
places.
The religious meetings at the NJ. T..
church are just now being somewhat blessed
with a revival interest.
Those young men, or boys. who broke in
to the school house at district No. 3, aud
assisted in the arrangement Of affairs ought
to be reminded that the laws of our State
are very severe upon such misdemeanOrs.
A very pleasant coincidence occurred on
the anniversary of Mrs. Eveline Darts Doth
birthday. Her youngest son, o. &. Dart.
who has lived with her, to1k to himself a
wife. The marriage ceremony was perform
ed at her residence, on Thursday, Decem Der
9Th. She, at her extreme age, superintend-
ed the festivities of the occasion. making
the chicken pie. etc. Many invited guests
were present Much joy and a long life is
desired for the parties.
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THE CHAPLAIN Mutual. We understand
that Gov. Bingham and other directors Of
the Cd Vermont Mutua. have tlooked into
the affairs Of the Champlain Mutual of this
city and were 50 well satisfied with its con-
dition that arrangements have been made
whereby all policy holders in the Cham
plain can re-insure 10 the Vermont Mutual,
without expense for agents or policy fees.
The Champlain Mutual is calling IN all Its
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

INtrc District Court Of the United State, Tor tho
l ulstr!ct If Vermont. In lie y. p. y e.. "
Humphrey. BanSrupts-ln Biukruptcy. No s3l.
District 81 vermont, =.
SlL -N,tice is hereht q, en- that 4 petition has
been u ed in suii Court. b q. 7. & t. " Humph-
rev e. Burke, IN said istrict, tu declared bank
rups under the Act y. congress OF March 1nl, lSi
FOR a-chirce aId cert uc4te thereof from all tleir
iudl, idual and co-ptr,ne ship dehTs and other
claims provahlr uuderslld Act, and that the 7th
dty Oi January lS.9. Al O'Clock a. IN. before the
Hon IIuyt II. Wheeler. Iud -e q. said Court, at the
I = Court Rooms in Euru-t n, is assigned for
the hearing of the sane, wheuaud where all cref
itar. who hive provei their debts. and other per
son, ia interest, may attend and shnN cause Il any
they have why the prayer OF sad p,tilioa should
not Ne granted.
Dated at Burlin -ton, on the Ith Jay 81 December,
i~l~.
b. SNIALLEl, Clerk.
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YINHIS is give notice that the 9th day of De
L cember A. ID. ISIS, warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate OF Marshall 6 Buchanan.
OF Cabot, IN the county 81 Warrington and State of
Vermont, who have been adJudsed bankrupts on
their own petition that the payments OF any debts
and deli, cry Of any property belonging said bank
rupts, TO them Tor their and the transfer
any property by them, are forbidden BY law: that
meeting OF tins creditors VI SAID bankrupts prove
their debts and 10 choose more asst gnres [.
their estate, will be held at court OF bankruptcy,
TO be holden At the Office o. A UnderwO d, ia wells
River, in the county Of Orange aud State
OF Vermont. before A UndrrW0oi, ESQ. register on
the 18th cay o. December \ D. I---. At o'c Ock a.
IL. THOMAS FAILEY
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger
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NV HAVEN MARKET, Dec. 10.--Butter, Is
to % cents eggs, 20 cents per dozen po-
tatoes, - cents per bushel poultry u
cents per pound beans Sl.2j to sl50
hay, per ton SIS to Sl7. The shipments in
cluded 1900 pounds of butter. 1900
pounds poultry 10 dozen eggs, 1 cars Of
lumber