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rELEdRAPHIo REroRTs Soa THE UNION.

$50.
~ 81. I.
20 = ~ ~ wi,hout n,s
o. new loan a. l1t oSa
the sales are not large Pork IS IN iaif demand with sales
a. previous rates Is now raining which has the eect
70 reafd business operations.
Death OF Judge ts'fE
ST. LOUIS, January 23-Nathanie Pope, Judge of the
district court OF illinois, died In this city yesterday aged 66
C'"einHau MdrSef
VNcsNAri, Jan 20 The river has risen thirty inches
lynn rsnhg riou, Is duIi ana dropping considerable
saes OF wnskey al iS4 cents Inc TRANSACTIONS In pro-
VISIONS are rsuy PrWa,e Lard o. cents Two hundrt
osRs MO oonee were soo a. 10 cents.
ARRIVAL Or the SteamU Ohio Cotffston.-Markefs
NEw ORLEANS, Jan A--The United States STEAMER Ohio
arrived here last evening from Havana In coming ND the
river the Ohio in collision with the iow-boai b IA
having In the propeller Col Stanfon-boh of which
boats were much injured and sunk The Ohio slightly
damaged. No lives lost
Coffee actve-saes Of 5000 bags Of Rio at la
D1Missat 81 Cssfon-hoxW OHcus.-LUge Fue.-Lafest
from Ctba.
NEw YoRk, January 81 understand thar Mr.. Max
we'll collector Of the port of New York. on Sat
urday hundred and sixty six officers in his part
meni thus saving government the sum Of one hun
Lcheds extensive soap works situate Water ct,
In this city, caught fire Saturday, morning. and were
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Prepared on5 By frederick Brown at hs Drug AID Chemtoa
Store, norfhsaa Of Ffh asd Chssnsf as Phua
mHIs Fac nee IL varied
properties In al where powerful and safe simun.s
eoirc IL efficacy well immedists action. To
Inc traveller and family circle II Invaluable dp
diluted in sugar safe and agreeable The
Invalid who requires relief,
patient gentle tonic In southern climate where he
generally induces thirst snuants
viii always
eraees which the stomach and
ts powers dyspepsia In relaxation Of the bowels and
IL active and safe wen pleasant and re-
eshne remedy and prescribed BY the eminent Of the med
cal acnIy.
supply Of The above Just received and score
Dec Is-lmdAcp
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Ciwcinuafi Markef..

CINCINNATI Jan % The river has risen thirty nche
II Is now foot higher than il has been this season 1t
again raining Flour Is dull and dropping Considerab
sales Of whiskey at l9l cents The transactions in PR
visions rsly private Lard 81 cents Two hundrt
bags Rio coffee were sod at Is cents.
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Death of a Judge

1900 DfdfH OF q Judge q 80 tE0'tE N
ST. LOUIS, January 23-Nathaniel Pope, Judge of the
district court OF Illinois, died In this city yesterday aged s.
years. go
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Hon. Voiney u. Howard.

wAsHISoTos, January a5th.
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f5- Frankln regular meeting OF the Frankf
Lyceum win be held "wednesday evening, hapas
seven o'clock
BY order Of the President,
Jan 9o-H r. HUMPHREY BROOKE Secretary.
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apprecaton;whch il deserves his friends have collected
together his numerous writings both prose and poeca
and presented them TO the public in the form OF the two
volumes before us. In this they have done favor to
his memory and to the public. Although man of way.
ward habits. which finally resulted in bis destruction, he
was also man OF decided genius We regard him as
among the best and most original OF American poets
and as prose writer be had few superiors The pres
ent volumes contain abundant evidences Of the opinion
winch we here express We have the time nor space
70 anayze his poetry, 10 show our readers its true
points oil merit; nor we more than allude gem
orally to his other writings We can osy saw briefly
that he has left behind him many beautiful gems both of
poetry and prose. The volumes before us will richly re-
pay persa, and they will find place in every standard
collection OF American literature They are beautifully
printed on fine paper, and handsomely bound in cloth
sfspaa~is Bealar~o' the Duc,n Of Bade Tale Of ihs
F}s~ch Repolstiop of 1857. BY Capt EDWARD FoRp
svo.. PIP 100. A. Hsr, Philadelphia;
This tale is founded in period Of history rife with
interesting events and the principal characters who figure
in were OF that class who suffered much from the polt
ca changes which then occurred in Europe. They are
in fact the authors own relatives whose lives seem 10
have been full Of strange vcissudes and, in depicting
their history under the garb Of fiction, he has min.
ged his own Impressions Of the state Of society," and of
progress in France, Spain, st. Domingo and Philadel.
phia He to be wildly sensible Of the rapid prog
Of the United States in their social condition., as well
in population, wealth, and power II is book well
worth reading.
Robi~sow Crusoss Farm YardThs Game Of Naiwai His
tory. George p. Putnam, publisher, New York.
The first OF these two little publications, whose titles
we have jointly given above, IL little book contain
ing familiar description Of the nature, habits. and uses
Of various animals the second is collection Of plates
containing beautifully coored pictures Of the animals de-
scrbed in the book, with questions adapted to the par
tcuar animal whose likeness Is upon the card, the an
swers Of which are 10 be derived from the book and
the whole together constitutes very pretty game for
children designed prosecute the study of natural hsto
ry We will not inform our readers how the game is to
Be played but advise them get the book and learn for
themselves No preer or more useful publications can
be put into the hands Of children.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12

THE JEws.-Isaac de Costa, distinguish
ed and learned Jew, of Amsterdam, esti-
mates the whole number Of Jews in the
world, at from five to seven millions. He
aIlots only $4,000 to the United States,
where they are treated better than in any
country in the world, except perhaps Tur-
key, which is much more liberal to them
than any European government.
DREADFUL FIRE IN MONTREAL. Aug Oath.
Last night destructive firebroke out in
this city. Several acres in extent Of build
ings were laid in ruins. From 100 10 1875
houses burned, valued at one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars.
WILLIAM l.. CHAPLIN CONNECTED with
the slave abduction in Washngton,) is
Massachusetts, man, the son of the late Rev.
Daniel Chaplin, ID. of Groton. He is in
age little past fifty, without family, and a
man of rare eloquence and ability with the
pen, He was formerly of the legal profes.
sion, but has, of late years, devoted himself
to editorial labors in the State of New-York,
and correspondence from Washington, chief
ly in connection with The Anti-Slavery
movement and the Liberty party:-BOston
Bee
TIE New THREE CENT PIECEs.-The
new three cent pieces, recently issued at
the philadelphia Mint, have on one side The
words Omitted States ofAmerica," in which
is a circular wreath enclosing the numerical
"1lI." On the diverse side is the Liberty
cap, inscribed with the word Liberty" and
surrounded with rays. Underneath the cap
are the figures 'IS5tl."
u There are IL, 900 political prisoners
in the Roman STAGES.
u 1t is said that cabinet maker in Pa
ris IS preparing spendid suite of furniture,
including throne, ETC., bearing the Napo-
leon emblems. 1t seems 10 be the opinion
that Louis Napoleon is thus preparing the
public mind for a coup dctat.
Nonparicl
A QUIETUs ron CROSS BABIEs.-By this
f we do not mean knocking their brains a.
galnst the bedpost nor any thing ofthe sort
Nor do we mean giving them paregoric
Daffys elixir, or any other poison The
: only requisite to quiet sqnalling, squeaI
ing lutte baby is, that it shall possess nose
In the midst of its screaming, press your
fingers gently and repeatedly across the car
tllage of that useful organ, and in less than
two minutes it will be aseep-Er. paper
SINGULAR EFFEcr OF LrGHTNlNG.-Tht
house ofTimothey Hovey, in Peterborough
N. H. was struck by lightning on the 5tf
inst. The chimney was shattered to pieces
S the lightning passing down the chimney
and out Of the cellar. Mr.. II. and wife
. were seated at the table, and were so much
=. affected as TO be unable to move unit
water was thrown upon them.
n ARRIVAL OF THE CONToY PRISONERS
+ The U. S. ship Albany has reached Pelsa
: cola with AZ Of the Contoy prisoners OH
: board.
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PRICES. MARkEr BEEF-Extro, Sc Is
per cwt., lst quality, 90, I'd quality, so, Sd
quality, $500; Ordinary, $1,000 so.
Hidee--$4 so per cwt. TaIow-$5 so.
SToREs-Working Oxen -$5s IS, 80, 100
Cows AND CALvEs-S1S, %, 81 DO.
YEARLINGs.-$7, Ga l2-Two Years old
$40 "a, l7-'Fhree Years old-$l5, 20 a 25.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-4495 at market. PR
cEs--Extra, So 90, 90, co. By lot, 25
so a 2 So
SwINE-Retail 4 10 &c.
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I-)tr0.

In this village, 9th inst, at the residence of
his sonin-aw, DR.. Charles Clark, DARIUS Boy
DEN, Esq, aged s.. The deceased was one of
the first settlers of the town ever honored as
citizen, for the integrity of his character, and
beloved as man, by large circle OF relatives
and friends He died happy trusting in the mer-
its of his Redeemer, and in the hope of bIissful
Immortality. Con-.
In Roxbury, Sept. Cd, Madame, wife Jonathan
Ellis, aged As Printers in VT, N. H., and O.
ho are requested &c.
In South Hardwck, 28th ult, widow Dolly
Sylvester, aged IS. Printers in N. H., are re-
quested, &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, Sept D.
At Market, 1000 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores, Is
pairs Working Oxen, 79 Cows and Calves, 5000
Sheep and Lambs and 100 Swine.
PRICES. BEEF CArTLE-Extra, Sc 90
First Quality, 75-Second, 8 5O-Third, a IS
Assoc.
SroREs-2 years old, $40 IL; 3years DID,,
10 a 25.
CowsANp CAIvEs-S2l, %, 25, %, 81, Al.
SHEEp-Sl so, rs, 200, 800. Small lot of
Extra at So each.
SWINE 1-2 1-2c Retail, 5a6.-Old
HOGS l.2c.
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Gle Mlorkets.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

Boston. Sept 7.
FLouR'-Common Genesee is rather scarce,
and selling for 5 37-Fancy do, 6-Extra, $50 a
7-Southcrn, 5 25 5 SO. Corn Meal, 325,-
Rye Flour, 3 Is.
GRAIN. Southern yellow Corn, 65 67-
Mixed, 65-white, 65 Northern Oats, Al AZ
Eastern and Southern Oats are scarce. North
ern Rye, G7 60 cents.
Wheat, 81 10 80 per bushel.
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OAK HALL, BosToN. This clothing estab
lshmdnt has become celebrated through the en-
terprso of Geo. w. Simmons, Esq, the proprie-
tor. His admirable system of doing business,
the small proft-system, renders it an object for
strangers visiting the city, to made their pur.
chases of him,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
THE HAIR.
RECOMMENDATION.


Certificate of Dr.. Perry, Portsmouth, N. H.
PoErsMoUrH, Sept. 90, 1919.
Mr. j. p Morse, Agent for Whites Hair Restorative,
Dear SrI deem my duty to stale some facts respecting
the nesmable value Of WhitGs Hair Restorative. seveial
ago, after fit Of sickness my wife lost all of
her hair the scalp appeared diseased and the hair grew
brash and ven, About year ago, by another fiji of
Sickness she lost all Of her hair second time, and for
long time there apparently action in the scalp AT
varivus applications Induced 10 try The above
mentioned Restorative and now after the use of few
bottles her hair has grown out thick as nstros, ana OF
beautiful color Furthermore for long time
have been afflicted with neurale and other pains in my
head, and have found the best external remedy have
tried can, therefore, cheerluy recommend it to all
who are afflicted above, the best article have ever
seen. Most respectfully yours,
A. PERRY, NJ d.
Manufactured by E. WHITE, Lowell, Mass
Sold in Montpelier by Redfed and Grannis. Wholesale
and Retail in Boston, by Wilson, Fairblnk Co. As Han
over Street Wholesale aud Retail in St. Johnsbury by
j. {. bingham At retail in Wells River by r. Shedd &
Cos Passump.c, L. P Parks Danve, Vail aud Dem
ng Cabot s. TruS5ell Barre, o. French Mortified, H.
II. Camp. 37ly
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Receipts for the Freeman, on Vol
vi AND VII

P Arbuckle, o B Shaw, T Randall, DR.. A
Morse, C Brown, s Abott, d Hovey, R S How
ard, D Hatch, C c Shepe, II Wilcox, Marsh,
II II Morgan, r V Marsh, Wood r Fletch-
err, G Collins, : Wilbur, A Burnham, H Stew
art, R r Thrall, A B Aldrich, E Buck, w Ia
Churchill S S Clough, w II Rand, P Toll
man, L Child, $3.50 each.
d Davenport, D Cross, J Ober, J P Kidder,
So 90 each.
N Bingham, S F Bean, B o Meeker, 81 each.
A Flint rs, C Waterman l,25 E Hathaway,
so, w R SKATER, 81 l.2 Herrick 81, R Car
penter l,62, L Coburn, 62 1-2, c Spear, 50.
Amounting to s72,58.
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flarriG0.

At the Parsonage in Berlin, Sept. 5, by Rev.
S. Tarbell, Mr.. Hollis D. Stone, to Miss Mar.
garet, A. Sticklcs, all of B.
In Wiliston, 4th inst, by Rev. NJ. H. BiSby
Mr.. Jacob Chapman of Moriah, N. Y. to Miss
Louisa E. Patten, of w.
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Flour. Market remains about the same,
without, however, the buoyance of last week.
Rye Flour, 287 1-2 1913 H. Corn Meal firm
at 3 II 10 for Jersey, and 3 for State.
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THE AUT)MAT0 DEUN,
lIl-SELSlAN llEAl BAND.

lN&E ElGAlIlEGA.A DAlIU3
the most extraordinary invention of he age performing as
il does all the various functions Of IU ORCHESTRA whelb-
er oS BRASS, REED or STRING instruments with the
most perfect accuracy. This speneld machine WI be
drawn on magnificent van, drawn by ELEPHANTS aud
CAMELS. ,..
20 render thrilling interest to the eXhihllcn, MI !.
BROOKS will enter the cages Of The eree,r beasts IN
The whole animal catalogue, and go hon9i WIN MS won
derful performances, showing The pcreCi cnno Wnch
is possible Cor man to 0ver The bfUtc crrhon
Anoihnr distinguishing feature in The entertainment Is,
the performance OF the magnificent trained EiepNnh 30
LtVAR who win be exhibited by that unePlaed tI0Incf
Nj E. LANGWORfHY, who will also introduce iRe innr
beautiful fairy steeds, ABDALLAH, WINGED WILL,
BESS WING and GLACK-HAWK.
Each exhibition will conclude with comic semlesgues.
ric scena, in which PETE NORRIS The great Yankee de-
neator, from BMuum's Museum, New York WIZ appear
as rebias IIornhOwcr, original pedeF0f the wooDDN
NUT stamp. Mr.. Tangwochy VIII also appear IN THIS
act, nrodo cling the beautiful ponies WICKED WILL aud
BLACK HAWK
Price Of Admission IS cts Children under 10 years of
age half price. Doors oren from to 3 P. NJ
This huge and magnificent collection of animals VIII be
exhibited in Montpelier on FRIDAY, The 27th OF seglem'
Der, inst. ia Barre 26ih PainGeld 25hj Cabot 9iih
Danviile 23d Northlield 2sth 4w36
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* G Is. IaDo
,E,n Am NMaiassnRMd RMhAEC.


ADWAY G. CO., OF New York, Ptoprieots and To-
kA venots OF Justly celebrated anedote for pain, beg
leave 10 make explanation to the public in rel renee
10 their READY RELIEF being PM up in different hotties
from our own or our raUar Relief bottles On the fist
OF annary we Odr ed $50 900 bottles for The Relief hhk
inc that unaniy would last unt fall but The Relief has
sold rapidly, and performed so many wonderful cures,
thai we have used up dOnble thai quautY in tile sun,
mer season class houses do not blow, that we shalt
moi be able u obtain regular bottles at any price, until
f. We are putting up our Relief in bottles that hold
the same Quantity Of medicine bottles the
medicine is made The same, is made ofthe best and pnt
est materials il il PM up in larger bottles than any LINZ
MENT PNIN.KlILER or EMBROCATtON that sells Tor
the same price- is powerful aud eifectual. One
hottie of RAILWAYS Ready Relief by adding parts oil Spt
il oc Wine win you Imminent or Emhroeaion, sn-
pcor in point of strength and efficacy, to any other Lint
ment in se-when nsrd as is, without adneratlon II
viii relieve the most cruel paugs Of Rheumatic ana Neu-
ralaa Pains Nervous Headache aud cnre Bowel and sum
mer Complaints Pains Groises, Sores and Wounds,
quicker than any other Medicine in use, gives instant
rclicf TO pain Purchase Of G. w. Scott Look for The
sisnanre OF Roadway & Co..
New York. ONO
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HsHack e. Colored Silk ShawIs.
German and French Cloths

STORRS 4 LANGDON have gone more extensively
y than usual the Cloth trade, and have just received
prime Stock of high finished GERMAN Il FRENCH
BR0ADCLOTIlS and DOE SKINS.
Montpe Ter, May Is, 1850 ID
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OAMBRTDGE MARKET.

AT market, 2O41 Cattle--about 1000 Beeves-
104I Stores, consisting of Working Oxen. Cows
and Calves, yeOrlings and and 3 years old
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12

And much of said lands will lie sold public auction
nj the Dwelling ouse n Samuel Ruggles in aid Re xbury,
the 4th day of October next AT O'Clock, p. NJ shall
be requisite to discharge said taXe with costs ueess pre-
viousiy paid
SAMUEL RUGGLEs, Fist Constable.
RoxhuJy, August 81, 1860 3w37
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
Central Rail Road.
Summer Arrangement.

n and after Monday, June 3d. $780, the Passenger cars
j VIII run follows, viZi .,
via Boston and Lowell, Nashua, Concoro Northern ana
VI Central roads, at , A. NJ. aud l2 NJ. Also, va
Ftchhurph Vermont and Mass, Cheshire Sullivan ana
Central al 7 l aud II A. The 10 A. NJ trains WIZ
arrive in Burlington at p NJ the same day, and the Ii
and 10 NJ trains next morning at 7-l2 A. NJ
Returning leave Burlington at a. NJ and 7, M. iot
poeton nv both the above routes. The A. NJ tram VIII
arrive in Boston at P M same day, and the r. tram
| next day at ] P. . n,,,o,, doi,,, with
the Steamers on lake Chgmpain, aud AZ Nashua, tMeh
burph and Groton junction, with trains to ana from "o-
cester Mass, and New York city. ,,,.p 4, ,vu,
possen leaving Montreal at 10 A. NJ ana r NJ VIII
e In noston nj and p NJ. the next day, ana IN New
York Mt A. NJ the second DAY Rearnlhe' leave b1sp
10 II and - A. NJ and arrive in Montreal al l-S
| A. NJ aud A 10 P. NJ. the next day - 49,, ,., Gu,
' Fei%ht trains leave Bosen and Burlington daily sun
IA charge viii be made for TriCkase Or wharfage q,
Burlington on freight between boston ana ""'
| mr., fthe State ef New York or the Canadas' c,,
g. erther nnrticulars see Pathfinder Railway Guide.
ostCi JAMES MOORE. E ng and superintendent
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Lie e7lSG.
REOFIELD 4 GRANNIS

TTAVTNG been duly licensed for the pn1pose, VIII sell
i Pure Liquors or Medicinal, Mechanical, and ChenIi-
cal purposes ONLY. They viii keep nothing but the pure
article
Montpelier, May s, 1850. 10
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NEW GROCERIES.
1000 BAGS COARSE SALT
900 Bags Liverpool
800 Lbs. Butter,
1000 " Salmon,
5000 Cod Fish,
s5 Aids and bbIs White and Brown Sugar,
Is Chests Tea,
10 BOses Tobacco,
1000 Lbs Surgtus,
1000 Coffee.
600 Gallons Linseed and Lamp Oil,
For sale by the large OF small quantities. low can be
| bought
STORRS g. LANGDON.
| Sentemher5 1880 36tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
N071lE&

XNTHEREAs, Joseph F. Chase has left me and my en-
w pIOyment without any just cause or reason there
fore this forbid all persons harborng OF trusting hl
on MY account shall pay debts of his contracting
after this date. Il. b. MONIGOmEhl.
In xburv Auq os 1885, 3w3(
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
ROXRJJRV.

TENHE nonresident proprelors of the of Roxbury ir
M Washington County, are hereby notified that tht
assessed by said town. within years next pre-
cedng Ibis date, remain either in whole part paid
on the ulloTng described lands in said town. to wit
Original Projectors. Division. Amount of TaY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12

100 Bay State Shawls,
HDICH Patterns, for sale by ,,
Sept. II, 1850. 37-lf
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LOCO Yards

EGENCH German. English and American lirsndclolhs
N Casmeres Doe Skins, Beever Cloths, Devonshers
Satineus Tweeds etc. just received and for sale mucl
'''0'' Wv srOGGS & LANGDON.
September 5, 1850 36tt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12

BLACK Laccs and Fringes,
Jon NlSe'e sToRRs & LAoGDoN.
Julv 10, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
90 Tons of Goods,

Oorcu ot Fosters AUCTION at a sad sacrifice from BoS
ton cost Just received and will be sold cheap enough
for cash. SA 81
May %, 1880.
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100
AGENTS w az2ted

FENO travel in the Southern and Northern States. stea
m dy employment will be given foI'a number of years
10 respectable young men, of business habits and possessed
Of good education aud genlemany address, such
young would find It greatly TO their advantage, as It
Will afford an opportunity to see The country, and at the
same time 10 besides all expenses. from three TO
five hundred dollars wear. Some agents have earned
double that amount. Much depends ability to act-
perseverance and energy Ill being pleasant business,
those who desire further information, Obtain the same
by addressing POST PAIp, JACOB MONK
4W36 PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
Moreen Green.

OTopRs h IANGDoN have the new Green for paint
inc Minds decidedly the finest thing used and al abou
mo hlfthe mice Of PARIS Green Samples Of The pain
nr can be seen OF our Store.
NAV 90, 1850.
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5000 Yds.

SILKS Thibets, w. D. Lanes, Lustres, Lanas Lyon
y eses, AlpacCas, etc, now opening; ,.,
September 5, 1850. 35-if
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THE OLD TEA STORE,

VxruTRE the ru genuine honest article can be obtain
w Cd al an honest price, Is still doing an immense bu
| sinesa in this line. sTohhs q bhNupoNo
Nav Is. 1854, "
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And 81 much of said lands will be sold at public auction
nj the Dwelling House of David E. Camp IN Eimora, on
She first Thursday oC October next at one oGock IN the
afternoon as shall be requisite to discharge u 'aSes win
costs, unless previously paid, aa. , r, ,e,o
Dated at EImore this Goth day Of August a. D. 1880
I3w35l H. P. DOTY, Flsl Constable.