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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

AtTElf All merchandise dssIsnsd ter .hs interior q
Ina, 77EvNESSkE, and ALABAMA, sent via Sa.
ysnah will be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company of
Georgia la their Stea Boats 10 Augusta, free OF commits
sion 1t the lowest current rate of freight
In addition TO the steam boat power this Company already
possess they have under construction new Steam
boat Of unusually light dYr Of water and high Apsed built
expressly with view ensure prompt transportation Of
Goods 10 Ill ssages Of the river navigation.
Gcpds marked tor the interior Of the country after reach
lng Aug,sn cr Hamburg, are forwarded BY the Agents
thefe 10 their inai defamation
Shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked 10 In Savannah. 8
Bulls Of IAdng sdvisinE the shpmsnt OF goods, and a
letter advising WHISTLER insured and whst point should
always sccoulps~v the xame, or be sent BY mail VI n
Parties whc1 css been " te habit oi Forwarding msr-
chAdize 70 the interior Of Georgia by this line and direct
ing to the care Or r. NJ Goodwin win plsass take notice
that Tie ccnnsxion 81 that gsnte with this Company
WI. WILLIAMS, Agent ssvsnnsh, O..
s., A ArrSRsHcss. &c as
Messrs Taylor Il Merrill, 49, ~ n
y Josiah Marcy 4 Sen, =, -.
- GooGhne 4 Company, ~ xok.
ssgHgg L. H. Brigham, Esq 5t
(" Hawes, Gray = Co, Boston.
Henry Sloan. Esq, rhIlsdelphis.
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TAMEs PRISON, 50 Walker slssst, has nov on hand
and 10 day dnlshins Pane EoItss q every dsscrplon,
sIusre IA ocsvrs com6inux ~ ths improvements
e day, with many gthets suggeeed By his sxpss0ce
IN the businsss All his sxpfxss "
for The city trade, and pans expense s spared 70
der equal At least 10 thoss Of any other manufacturer
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LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LoANFUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
20, CORNIiLL, LONDON, AND "a, WALL STREET,
~ n NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, 100000 sTERLING,
$2,50O,O0O.

Empowered by Act Of Parliament 2 vict--Royal Assent
;F' July "a, 1857. s}
"a Sariags Bark for the Orphan and The ItGdoir.''
us $, BOARD oFLoCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK.
JtscB HxRvEY, Chair'n SAMUEL s HowLAND,
9ons I PALMEn, GoaHAA A. WoRTH,
~; sss..! ss= as::s
TUE FOLLOWING ARE AMoNo THE ADVANTAGES
i OFFEkED HY THIS INsigTuTiuN.--Ine guarantee
q large csp.ta ~ addition V tns accumulation q pre-
tbs peculiar bsnsu secured 10 the assured BY the pn-
partlsa nsasd or rase um y u srihins addiiionsi
The travelling leave extensive and liberal
Persons aultd or lite can a. once borrow ball amount
saccsssss years. on .sr own note and depent q policy
prt Of the Capital y permaAsntly invested ~ the ulsa
tseaavaiabic always 10 the assured III csses Of disputed
clzms tshould amy such aris<) or Otherwise.
Thirty daye alowedsfer each paymsnt Of premium BE-.
10 charge for stamp duty, or ~ Medical Examination.
Ths society being founded On ils Mutual and JOINT Stock
e.sty, d w2c are annually divided among those
assured or life on the participation scale:
ns- The Baltimore Branch Of he United States Local
ONCE Of the Chairman, the transaction OF business
m- the Medical Examiners will meet daily at Al Lex
ngtsn street a o'clock, Z M 70 recerss applicants.
Pamphlets explanaioy Of Life Insurance, and the psc.
&c. obtained at the Agents Office, German street
United syatss Local Directors ef Baltimore,
JONATHAN MEREDiTiI, Esq, Charn.
s. II MocrLLoiL Esq,, N D,
j MEREDITH, Esq, Standing Counsel,
yf 81 5isScS q SiPbfIf, stsI, Solicitor
R2 Medical Ernp,iners AZ
i T.. H. BUCkI.ER, Al Lexington street
$ II. TII.GfiMAN, 40 ST. Paul street.
agents
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GRAIN SACKS---GuNNY BAGS

4a GRAHAM BROTHERS, @7
so AND 81 WATER STREET,
MANUFACTURERS and dealers III BA GS AND BAG
MI GLN( offers for sale all kinds Of BAGS for GRAIN
DC, for Shipping and Homo Use CORN and tfIfgdT'
SaGKS n,000, manufactured from Linen, Cotton Duck
and Drills -sixes aud fabrics warranted. l:it
4 GUNNy BAGjS--1U0,OO0; small, medium large and
extra large, for covering Rio Coffee.
FLOIfR SACKS o. various fabrics, suitable for The
shinn,ent Of Flour TO England, i48 5sff.ee
WOOL SdCKS-l0D00
COFFEE BAGS-10,O00 Rio and Laguyra Coffee Bags,
sizes and fabrics warranted sJsst RI
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CYRUS w. FIELD & CO.,
n COMMISSION PAPER H.AIiEHO USE, \
No. Q Burlng slip. New York.
ri,IE highest market prices paid CASH. Rags Can
ras Baggiag, Grass Rope, Ia,red Reps Hemp Liope,
Rvpe Caftiegs, Cotton Wasfe Gtnny Tagging and all
other kind Of Paper Makers Sock their Rag Wasehonsc,
IA Plat street, New York.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOLL LINE or
~ t8$ n fssFaes rs PACK TS. i2sS &tis. fs sFSi

The qualities OF te above shps and The reputation OF
their commanders are well Every exerion will be
made 70 promote comfort Of and the nteress
Of importers The price Of passage from New York 10 ~
verpoo il el0Q from Liverpool to New York f25 ncud
nor owner Of ese srs will BE- responsible for any letters
parcels O. PACKAGES unless regular ba ladng sign
For freight or passage, apply q
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yt,llNc ADDE'S. READ TINS.

You who have Pale Compilations Dull Eyes, Blotrhes
on the Face Rough skin, Frecklss, and 6u OF s
hts,o use bottle or two Of Dr. TOWNsEND'S SARsAPA
nILIA. VIII cleanse flic blood, remove the Freckles
and Botcies and give YOU animation Sparkling eyes ne
Spirits and beautiful compexion-all Of which are Of i'm
un1ense value TO uNMAnnfRp LADIES'. 9
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u1uIIAMs BROTHERS. MsnuMetarsrs, lmPorsr4 ed
w Dealers IN ssry variety q LADIES' p's,s AfAmse~
vpbclssrsss Ts,mninss svwy drsqdrt'sn' ras>N
nv sssraboaiA hoasiA ~
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Lamps, Girandoles, Hall Lanterns, and
.. Chandeliers.

M DEITZ, BROTHERS q Co.,
WASHINGTON STORES, No. I39 William Street,
RE Manufacturing and have always on hand full as.
IA sorment OF articles In their ne, Of the following
scrpions which they will sell At Wholesale retail at low
pricfe for cash:
Solar Lampr gill; bronze and alvered In great variety
Suspending Soars, do do sb7k
Brscket SoarB dn do 8s 8f-
& Solar Chandeliers Il do do. 2, 3 and lighia
Suspcniing camphne Lamps ,R
Bracket do do
Side do do '
Z Camphlne Chandeliers q and iightH
GrAndoles--gt, slvered and bronzed vsrona patterns
Hall Lanfernsvarous sizes, with cut stained glass
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RnruMArisM .ANp Plies.

HtIuuWkA i1u ANU rih1kc- -.
ma rewssup--pssr sir-MY wills has been, for ssve-
Hiyeare. amicled With Hbenmsfipu She hiss tI5e many
different renedlee u obtain relief but Az 70 no pu
pos< She hn1l Induced ~ seeinE your advertise
,nSnt 10 give yonr 9ARSAPARILI.A trial. was also,
t5eg1sr with nan n ny smployl badly troubled with
ne Piles and BY uQMg euau quantity 81 your Sarssps
Ria or complaint ccipsseiy csrsd. Iconsldsi Il
usss II The best cf medicines AMI wo advise all who are
Z "a n Z 0ARRIr oAKRABRANr.
" ~. ~. I'M n " 3 w Market srscfs Newark. 4
4, PRINCIPAL orrIeE 10 FULTON srREETN Yoss
IN. X NJ Dyorr 4 SONS ax,rxxs Aszxss, No.
IA Nos1h Second S<ssst philadelphia r. III N { 1 I
.s' ss, 1Ss s 2ts ssd Dave
Ne$S s. az sss z 2r ss''s;1 ss ;pp d Il RIM
4 LANCE 6dpAnE n0TTfE4 WllJQ4 CONTAIN "a
\ 0UAlI, 1t2 slszzp WIN 1sr x.2sx4 e1s143gae p
X - - ~ DY ~ T.s~<4
,. cAltAx.
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n Al, applications or huunnes - ne cii|<eof Nov York
the Agency No Wall krcs Whers ~ eI4ina iof lossss
vill ' ss's sd'a''ss ~ p!SER{ i hexls xzsst
srsvns = IIoxu. osynusiors
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Empowered by Act Of Parliament victRoyal Assent,
July "a, 1857. { z.
"A Sariags Bark for the Orphan and The HTdor.n
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I EXTINCTION FIRE, IIRF, AND MARINE INSURANCE
assa So ssy e sys g. Ss s: igsss
ture " Eenteky "a l87l Capital e1ooOoO " hi
~ John W .iivsi1 Z. I,!ssidsls !. 4 y s.,
Malssn :; JsAasos, haais;' N t,s s
Richard rs sSass sss s%s ss & s;s'''
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scRoFULA CURED.
THREE CHILDREN

IN TewNasxp--D Dear sir-I have the pleasure to inform
you flat three u my children have been cured Of the
lula by The use OF your excellent medicine They az
ctsd very severely with bad sores have taken only oi
bosiss took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully, :sf
VI. ISAAC w. GRAIN, Ios Wooster street.
New York, March !, 1917.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
Fighting in Yuoatan.

@toA4OAAAfJ Ia 4 ASAGCAAs
The Mexican schooner felipe, arrived at
New Orleans, from Sisal, Yucatan, OIL The
Sd July, and brings intelligence from that
province to the 18Th of June, inclusive
The papers btought by her contain ac-
counts of sanguinary battle near the town
Of Tltuc, between detachment of Yu-
cateco troops under Col. Jose D. Pasos,
and as superior number of Indians, the
name of whose leader is not given. The
troops of Col. Pasos had been stationed at
Tltuc, in garrison. On the morning of
he 18th of June, he found himself obliged
to evacuate the place by wan of provis-
ions. His force consisted of 535 men,
When one league distant from the town,
the Yucatecos were met by an overwheI-
ming force of Indians who attacted them
with the greatest fury. After standing
their ground until large number were
slain, the Yucatecos fled, leaving all their
baggage, ammunition, &C., in in the hands
OF their foes.
OF the whole detachment, only I87
with their Colonel, made their escape
They managed to reach Sabau, carrying
only two officers and fifteen soldiers Of the
wounded. On the 18th, however, one
hundred more of the fugitives, with two
sub-lieatenants, made heir appearance at
Sacalaca. There were seven'y-eight head
Of cattle and all The horses and baggage O
the officers captured,
The Indians was still closely beseging
Tih"suco.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
Dream of a Quaker Lady

There is beautiful story told of pious
old Quaker lady who was much addicted
to smoking tobacco. She had INDUCED
herself in this habit until it increased so
mnch upon her that she not only smoked
her pipe long portion of the day, but FREE
quently she sat up in bed for this same pur-
pose in the night. After one of these noe
turnal entertainments, she fell asleep and
dreamed that she died and went to Heaven.
Meeting an angel. she asked him if her
name was written in the Book of Life. lie
disappeared, but replied upon returning,
that he could not find it.
ooh" said she, :" do look again it must
be there"
He examined again, but returned with a
sorrowful face, saying, it is not there"
"Oh," said she in agony, " it must be
there; have the assurance it is there
Do look again =
The angel was moved to tears by her en-
treaties, and again left her to renew h.s
search. After a long absence, he Game
back, his face radient with joy, and ex-
claimed;
we have found it, but it was so cloud
ed with tobacco smoke, that we could hard
y see it"
The woman upon waking, Immediately
threw her pipe away and never INDUCED
i'll smoking again.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
The Recognition Of Hungary.

In publishing The following letter Of the
Unned Stases Government intend TO JON
to it the expression Of the warmesI thanks,
which as am convinced will be the sentl-
ments of my countrymen in Hungary as
they are OF the Hnngarians living here for
the strong sympathy of the noble Ameri-
can nation and its Government, sympathy
manifested by the former on various occa-
sons, and by the latter in the following lines.
Providence, it seems to me, whose high
est gift to the human race is freedom, is
liberty having established freedom in this
happy country, has also pointed out Hun
gary to be the place Of liberty.
Ere long hope freedom in the United
States and liberty in Hungary will go hand
in hand aud extend is domlnions over the
whole world L. r. BRElSACH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26

RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA AT THE
SoUTHwEsT,--The Sanitary Committee OF
St Louis has established a Quarantine
Hospital on Ducan's Island, and the City
have appropriated $4,000. For a week
previous to the 3Oh, 1873 had died, being
an increase of l44 over the previous week,
The total deaths in five weeks were 2O04'
The Cholera was prevailing dreadfuIly in
the adjacent country.
In Cincinnati the scourge appears to dis
| play itself in The most appalling form, and
though the telegraph keeps US informed OF
the deaths in The aggregate, the newspaper
details are painful in The ex rene. The
Commercial Of the I'd inst, states that on
Saturday last, whole family of Germans
/ in number, were swept off, in an alnos
incredible short space of time Another
family of 7 died on the same day.
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AN INTERESTING CASE.

Where Elder Srout personally known, he needs no
vouchers as his character for truth and vcrcy stands
high as that OF any other Where it l. known it is only
necessary say he is highly respectable cltrgl man Of
the Free VIII Baptist denomination. We ask for his state
ment, candid reading,
TO THE PUBLIC.
Having Of late associated with mnistcrng brethren who
were tailoring under pulmonary difficulties and knowing
this the common lot Of such difficulties and the public
generally have but little confidence in patent medicines,
deem my duty TO state few facts touching my own case
believing they will be Of public utility For years
past ave been afflicted with disease of the lungs
CasHnng holeneSs soreness and pain through the chest
and times difficulty of breathing. During the past win
ter il had arrived at that stage that found must suspend
my ministerial ahors unless could Obtain relief which
CON dered doubtful, having tried several physicians pre-
scrptious without any benefit Stating my convictions to
Of my friends, they persuaded me to use Hunters
Pulmonary Balsam or Cough Syrup. | had title faith
in these medicines that should have procured it had
the money been given by the person. who made the
quest called on Messrs, Curtis and Company, who re.
commended the above named Basam aud the Indian Dys
pepsa Pills to be taken In connection with IT, used them
with good success that my friends astonished
have not enjoyed good health for years do
therefore feel willing to give my to the public to
geiher with my advice to those afflicted with coughs, colds
AMI lang complaints to try the Dalsam and Pills
S. X COLLINS, Wholesale and Retail Agent Montpelier
VT, Iutchins, Waterburyn w Keith, Barrel Hook
er, Painted-E Putnam, Marshfeld-E Perry and Co.
| Cabot--N Kidder and Co. Hydepurk-ll Villas, John
son-D Gilbert Morristown-ll Montgomery llardwick.
l3;ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
A Wild Boy of the Woods.

The Jamaica Journal of the 18th ult.,
says" Early on Wednesday morning las,
the 18th uIt black boy of an insane and
wild appearance was discovered in one of
the cane fields of Molyne's estate, St. An.
drew's. He was taken to the overseer's
house, where every means was used to get
him to give an account of himself, but all
proved frultIess, he either being dumb OF
incapable of giving ultcrancc to words by
which he could satisfy any One,-'When
found, he was in complete state of nudity
having every appearance of a wild boy OF
the woods, who had been nearly all his life
vegetating on whatever first came to hand ;
his chest. arms, and legs being covered
with white sort Of substance proceeding
from the cane trash, aud which he must
have long used for bed and secrecy. He
ate some bread and drank two large Gala
bashes Of water, but refused the boiled
vlctuals which was given to him when he
WIS found by the Waterman on the property.
The overseer sent him to DR.. Downtr, who
also tried every means to discover if he
was dumb or insane, by showing him a
piece OF money and frightening him with a
whip but these also had no effect upon him
The doctor hen sent him TO the public hos
pita in this city. where having been admit
ted, he was spoken to, but he still seemed
not to understand and appeared incapable
Of replying to any thing said to him. He
is some ten or eleven years of age, of rath-
er an emaclaied appearance, and perfectly
wild
at is supposed that he is an African, anc
whilst being taken to some property in The
parish effected his escape, and has been
during the period Twin, in the cane-piece:
of Moyness estate. 1t is not known, how
ever, for what period of time he has beer
on the property in this state of wild sava
oerpSs"
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MONT

States to recognize all Government which
exhibit to the world convincing proofs of
their power to maintain themselves.
If Hungary sustains herself in this un-
equal contest there is no reason why we
should not recognize her Independence
Congrnss, it is believed, would sanction
such measure, and this Government would
be'most happy in that event to enter into
commercial as well as diplomatic relations
wife independent Hungary.
an, sir, respectfully your ob't serv't,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

WASHINGTON, 25th June, 1919.
L. r. BREIsAcH, Esq New DIRK.
Sir l am requested by the President TO
acknowledge the receipt of your letter to
him of the 9TH inst and the printed az
count of the proceedings of The meeting of
the Hungarians and others in New York
These proceedings had not escaped alien
ton.
The Government and the people of this
country are profoundly interested in the
events which are now passing in Hungary,
and all information calculated to throw light
oil the present struggle between that coun-
try and Austria and Russia cannot fail to
be welcome, 8,
1t is the policy and practice of the United
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
WIFI PrcsentCd.

STATE OF VERMONT, At rr4ite Court lolden
District of Lamoille, S. Il at the Probate oncc in
Johnson, within and for thcdistlct of Inoir on Tho o1t
day Of July A. D 1919.
Present, Hon. A. W.raldwell Judge.
An instrument, purpurling 10 be the let will and esta-
ment Of Samuel Hart, late Of Stowe in said District dc
ceased, being presented here byO w Builder Of stowe
IN said district of L1woie, the cxccuoiherem named for
Probate; 1t is Ordered by said Probate COURT that all per.
sons concerned therein, be notified to wpsrr at session
stowe, III said District, the 18th day Of August A. D.
lSl0 nj ten O'Clock In the forenoon AM show cas. II
any they may have, against the Probateol said wl-For
which purpose Is further ordered, that copy Of the
record Of this order b. published three voks cssyey
in the Green Mountain Freeman, a weekly newspaper
printed at Montpelier in this State as as may be- the
last of which publication be prior to aid 18Th day of
August, 1919. w. w. WHITE, Register.
true copy of record ATTEST,
3)3l W. w. WHITE, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon q, Probate Court
District Of Randolph, S. l for the District of Ran
dOlph To all persons concerned in the estate of sebra
Gustn late Of Chelsea, in said district deceased eslae,
Greeting,
Whereas Harry Hale special adlainstrta on the estate
ofthc said deceased proposes rendering account of his
administration, and presenting his account against said
estate for allowance at session of said our To b. hold
at the Probate Office Chelsea, in said District the
5t day Of September, A. D. 1879 at nine o'clock in the
forenoon
Therefore you hereby notified to aFar before said
court, at the time aud place aforesaid, an show if
any you e,why the said account SHOULD got be allowed
Dated at Chelsea in said District, this 5ti day # Juy
A. D. 1919. 80 LEVI B. Nf'AS, Judge,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
Orange County Mass Convention
of the FREQ Democracy.

There will be Mass Convention of the Free
Democracy of Old Orange held at the Hall of
S. G. Fisher, in Washington, on Saturday the
4th day Of Angus, next, at ten O'Clock A. M.
All who aic opposed to the present Slavehoding
Taylor Administration, in this State and Nation
and are in favor of the triumph of free principles
are invited to attend and participate in the DELHI
eratUns of the convention.
There will be able speakers in attendance
from abroad to address the people.
HARRY HALE,
CALVIN BLODGET,
S. M. BlGELOW, Go. Com.
L. G. RIDINGTON,
LYMAN HINCKLEY,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
A G A R D.

have been surprised and mortified to learn that UNI
reasonable proportion of the bills sent out since the LIST of
January last, on account of the GREEN MOUNTAIN
FREEMAN, had been already paid My only Justification
h. that the amount of my business for the past two years
has been such as to compel me commit the keeping Of
my books almost entirely to other hands, No Has
EEES SENT Any SUBSCRIBER EXCEPT WHEN HAD EVERY
REASON BELIEVE 1T HONESTLY DUE,
j. POLAND
Montpelier, July II, 1872 1850
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26

points on the line. Yet there has been a
profit OF about 4 10 per cent upon the a.
mount expended upon each of these diyis-
IONS, Of the road, and at season by no
means favorable to railroad business. The
receipts since the road was opened to Mont.
feller show an incaease in the ratio of A.
bout 81 per cent. over those of May, which
lustities the highest expectations as to in
crease cas- OF business as the road progresses.
Tins report was accepted and ordered to
be printed and distributed.
The next business was the balloting for
directors. We give the names, and num-
Der OF votes received, of the chosen board
below.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
1flarrte0.

In Barre, on the Sd inst, by the Rev. A.
Royce, Mr.. Charles Wheeton to Miss Harriet
Eastman, all of Barre.
In West Randolph, on the Sd inst, Mr.. Abel
Lyman and Miss Angelina Edison, both of R.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
THE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON, July 70, I849.

BRIGHTON, July II, lS49.
At market. on Thursday, 500 Beef Cattle, d
pairs Working Oxen, "a Cows and Calves, 800
Sheen and Lambs. 200 Stores and 2OOSwine.
PRICES Beef Cattle-Extra, $6,5O--First
Quality. Goo Second, 5,75-Tbird 500.
STORES Two years old, from Sl2to l6.
WORKING OxEN-No sales.
Cows AND CALvEs-$27, 80, 80 40.
SHEEP AND LAMns-SI,5O 1,62, 200, 300
SwIYE-4 IA and l-4c. Retail, 5aGI-2
FANJEIL HALL MARKET.
Pork, whole hogs 100 Id. 6 OO a 675
" Barrel, extra clear $l7 5Oa ~.
" Western extra clear ID OO 90.
Butter lump ID. IS 20 cts,
" Tub ID. II Il Is.
Cheese new, lb. 10 6.
WOOL,
Prime Saxony heecesl b. 4Oa491-2
Full Blood 35a37
"a 80 80
l-2 30 a SO
IA 26 a28
Smyrna washed l7a2O
unwashed 10 l5
No. | Lambs n a29
90 l6a18
"3. l0al2
GRAIN.
Yellow fiat corn 81 CD
White 81 a SO
Northern Rye 81 GO
Oats ga
Southern " 86a--
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VERMONT RANK.

assessment of fifteen dollars has been made each
"A share of the Capital Stock of this Bank to be paid on
or before Saturday the 9Th day of september next,
BY order Of the Directors. j. A. PAGE Cashier
hfontneeT. JuIV %. 1919, JO.33
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26

Either children adults, of months or years confirm
anCe, is most readily cured with this Cordial unWthond-
ing they may be reduced 10 mere skeletons il immediately
siren heus, and shortly restores them perfect health,