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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

/ lie Befhafenbeit bes gccenS ii febr
nlannigfaltig, balo eten, talo tergig, balo
frcfen, baIo fIiiiiIs; aud, 9iett cs ucd piel
i nnfruhtbarsn 9iedtSboben. Pin Siinipfen
! febft es niht, tie bon reaftipndrcm lln9esie>
| fer tcpchnt rsrcen unb bic Cuff prrpeifcn.
9tcuerbin9s III Der 8cten All pisIcn Stellen
vHlfanilt 9emcrcen, es habrn 81 iricccrtcls
eu Malen siusbriife ffatt5ef.lncen u,o cea
0iedstsbcceu aufgeriitlt uno serltCrt. Tas
Qanc III reid an Wdlrern, Die theilS aus
6erb9OBern, tbeils aus Stamm. uneSdlags
bdumeu beifeben nno pielen nifren Rrauts
iunfern nno rcifrnoen eancitreid,efn gum
sinfentbalt bieneu. Das 5lima ipchlelt ab;
se9cnpdrfi9 it es rnifllt uno barfte fpster.
bin lbirilh tperten.
NaS eanb 1T gut cultioirt, beIcnceren Ges
teihenS erfrenen I'D, Die Shlahtfelcer; bic
Diin9nng init SInt it febr IN Slnfnnbme uno
Gle &useliaat trd9t ihre 0riid,te. Die S,aupt,
prchufte fIno 8artcffelnt SdIafmiieen, Sans
erfraut, Strcb, taDeriidee Bier, preesefese,
Staatsfhuloen Il. {. 10. 9ln Gbieren bat
GeutihIanc einen erceen Heidthum bon
Sdaafen, llntertbanen, Soafen, ScIcaten,
Gelebrten Gielu, 8eamten 8lutiseIn,
Shlangen, Gamarillsn, Bebienten, S,nnpen,
i,erren nno 9ainopieb BON jeber slrt.
Der @ileffanb it febr ereiebis; Elm
caaptper9nii9en Der Scrrn III Die Saso auf
Eemcfraten, bem fe nit 9rreem Gifer cbs
tiegen.
Der ger9bau 1T bebeuteno uno wirb
banptilhlid bon Niplcmaten betrieben, Die
itr Wirfen cem eidte tes Cages ensieben
molIen. Sc ipno Dor 9lllen uicl Gilen pro.
bucirt, nefdes in @eitaIt pcn Getten uub
8ajcnetten III ben 8trfehr fcmmt.
Teutfhtaub it has sefesustffe eanb Der
grce, erfreut lld, unter cem Se9en ces 8c'
Ia9eruugs 3ufanres Ger pclIfcmmenifen
eInarhie. Sc bat fhCne @eeenren unb 9Iuss
ilhten, uno Der beatld,e lnterttnn it Der
sufrierenlfe Menfd bon Der gSelt, penn
menn er uu,ufrieoen 1T, tcmmt er auf bic
6eifrus. Surg Geutihlano tleibt uitts su
winfbeu iitri9, als einen &ailer. Geutfds
lamb! Elm Gaifer nch uno Dir bleitt
ni&ts ibris!
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
SaDti.

gs Ianfen bdnfig 8efhweroen Elm iiber
bic ftlehte Sebanolun9 Der 9lmerifaner i'm
lc9euannten &ailerreid, Ssayti. Ter fdwars
se &aiier fol- oft Gin9e erlauben, ipelebe Die
lhwerife 9lbncung Sercienen. Scine lebte
0anclung tieIer 9lrt mar bic fhmdblibe
Ginferfernn9 eines amerifaniiden Gapitdns
unb ces Ser. ct. @cniuls. S,dtte Elm bebeus
TENDER Staat fId 70 Gtipas cbne geniieence
@rltnoe erlaubt, man plroe gang anoers
nit ibm iprehen.
@s lit betannt, oa6 bic Te9er 8epflfes
run9 bon 9aYti nid,ts weniscr ale freunb>
fdafttihe gefhhle 9esen Die Der. Staaten
best unO alIe @lietcr ibrer 9fegieruns bemiis
ben (ld lit jeber @eile, bic bort anfafiIgsn
amerifanilhen Ssaufente su beIdifieen mo
Te prn Der Sniel ;n Sertreiten. llnier Nans
Del nit S,aDti 1T in Scl9e ce6en ;ientlif ters
unter9efcmmen uno wenn nidt ernitlihe
Wasre9eln 9etrcfen tpereen, 70 tpirb er balb
gang pernihtet lein. GS beiet, bae ;fpei 9ser.
ct. S6iffe ab9efanct tperben (cllen, nm Die
fcfcrtise SreilaiTun9 bcs &cnluls, ,pe!der
nod in Scaft 9ebaIten miro, gu teipirfen.
Bon einem failsrlih hapti1hen S,cftaae
9iebt ein Brief i'm ,,Sooeralo" fclsenoc anmus
ttise Sdilceruns. S. fdUarse Mujeltdt, Gle
&aiierin, bate pIOsIid Cuff su tanseu tefoms
men uno raid, mas bon oiitin9urten psrlos
men in Der Ndbe ipar, 81 eiuem bal impro-
wise sulamuentrommeln laiIen. Maan fano
Die baptilden 9erscse unb 8arcns meiff auf
2cnneu ibre Siefte balten, Die @igorre i'm
Wuuoe. Iahcem S. M. Die erIandtenGjdfte
empfan9en, erhielt Der failerIid,e Sntenoant,
in puIsdrer Sprade Der Gerenicnienmeilfer,
ben Sefebl Die @arabna (einen baDtifdyen
camp sit tcrmiren unb 81 srSfnen. Gaum
mar oieS aber gelfebeu als s. M. in ibrem
fsinen 9lnifanDsflnn cas hShife slereernie
nabm, oaB Scersc9e nit @rdfinnen unoB Baros
ne NIT Nitterinnen tansten = cine fhamlc(e
Scfetiqnette, bic S. M. nnf feinen GaG au
cuIoen 9efcnnen fei 70 lan9e lie bon Dieu eas
tailerl. Diabem auf ihrem 0aipte erbielte.
Der Serenicnienmeifter entld'ulbigte fId nit
Dem WanseI an betitelten perlonen. s. We.
fphhlte ibren 8erorue NIT snem @lafe Qi.
queur binab uno CAB bierauf iId, uno ibreu
0diten ein pas seul gum 8eiten, 9enau ,pie
ss Die llreinnctner sfrifa's tansen. Da je.
bod Der fa.ierl. Gemabl su becenfen CAB,
Sa6 oieler Gcns pieaeift nidt mebr i'm uells
eifen @efdmad iei 70 ffano S. Wl. bapcn
ab. y.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

fen f6nnen, 9etcn ben arriteit fIrinru Wes
fd,6pfsn cffen mo un9eibept Opium, camit
ne ftbiafsn. slmtIicte sIuSfaoen teftdti9cn es,
baB fsbr biufg fcld,e Sinccr in Srl9e bes
Spiun'9enuifes ifcrben unc Gle meiten
IebenstdngIid, fed, bleiben. Wsun riefe
9rdelihen sInsaben nidt cffSea bent parlas
riente pnreeIe9t nno ourd) rieIe eirlid crs
hdrtete 3enscnausiasen brifatist waren,
tpiirbc man lIe fir uun,S9licb taltem.
CSa. II. @lt.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
DasshwsrfSad(onsim i'm g M,

- - " ~ 81 - JUu y IW " q Me
pfc fiiroIe Union. Gen. NrmiftDna
pom Gennenee bisheriger RoniuI Der Der.
Staatsn IN eiuerpocl, III Der Grbe aid,i nur
pen Jadirns ilegreid,em Sd,perte anS Der
SdIift rcnllemsO Orieans, icnbefn aud, eb
nes IbeiIs finer Gnsrge unc pairictihen
S)ingebuna. glls neullt In eiilem geiels
ld,aftlidbsH Arele Die Nsbe ucn Der beabGds
tiefen fiblid,en 6onuenfipn uno beren &C.
fdbrtid,en Ienbenjen ,rnr, rief Sen. arms
fircng aus /: Gobalb bic Dxrfamnlung 5m
JiasbUilIe ernflid, su Moersaeln fur cie
Aufoiun8 Der unicn ihreiten fcfitf, 70 per-
ce er nid5t eiuen 9lusenblif jautern, Sads
fone quite &linae ~ siehsn, bic frsnsn Be-
ipchner Tennefee6 nm bn6 S,eiliafbnn ;a
fdbaareit u,ib bie gerdtter aus cnl @rdnisn
tss QanbeS 5u ja9en.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

gHeiblibes GIeno. - Gem parlas
ment in 4cneCn lit Gin Beridt pcrgeleat
ipcreen, Der 9etpiB AUDI un(ere 9elerinnen
in bcbem grabe intereilIrt; benn er seiat
i'm 9rcllifen Qid,te, tpie oiele Spfer Die Wlcte
erfcrcrrt, unc rie pieIe bliibenbe Qeben AT
0runce 9eben nilffen, ramit bic pcrnebmen
Damen INNER fd)neG ben 0orldriften ber
6afhicn fclsen fcnnen. Gs sibt in 9cmecm
fiinf5ebntauienb pusmaherinnen, unb Der
errrdbnte Serid,t reilet nad,, naB i'd, biefefs
ben IN 'peit fdredlid,erer Sage tefncer, als
Ge9erfflaoen. 8dhrenc Der Sailcn C. b.
in ecnccn pom slpril bis Nn9uff) miiiTen
oieie Mdrden tdstid, ahtsebn Stnnten ars
teiten; cftmals befincen fit, SO in einen
Gunner. Sie spobnen meift bel ibren slrbets
9etern. Sn einem Ganfe mneten fiinf in eis
nem 8ett lie9en. Stre 9sahrnng beilebf
meilt in Ttee, grcb uno Butter. Giht lel.
ten fcmmt es Dor, bae tiefe arn,en Nadrd,eu
bic 9anSe Had,t biuburd, arbeiten mii(Ien
cine ersdhlte caB fIe beim 8eginn Der Qans
besrrauer Inn gSilbelm A. bon Tcnnerffaa
frat bis Scnnta9 slbeno iinan5selest gears
beitet uno nid,t selflafen bate. 9lls fe
Scnntass enclid gu Bette 9ins, fcnnte fIe
Dor grocer slafre9un9 nidt ftiafcn. Cine
aneere ersdblte, oae Te brei Wcnate lang
td9lid, sspan,is Stunten 9earbeitet babe uno
CAB an, bae, ,penn bic SOni9in ein 9rcees
Teif gebe, cber BET dbnliden @elesenbeitcu,
fcfde Gdlle bdufi9 Dcrfdmen. 90 erfldrte
benn auh elm alrSt baB nir9encs Menfden
70 piel uno 70 an9effren9t arbeiten, als guBs
maherinnen unb Ndherinnen Hnb er Eebf
binsu, fein CHER ipiirbe Gin fcld,e 9tniirens
9nn9 ertra9er. Sn ben GancInn9eu, peId,e
nur~ Trnnerfleiber Iiefern, fcmmt iibercies
iebr hdnfs grblinbnns Der slrbeiterinnen
ucr. Cine cieier llngliflihen ersdhlte, re
babe nenn Gage unb neun ysddbte hintereins
amber, cbne ibren sInsu9 ipehfcIn ~ piirfen,
arbeiten mii1en nnb mir gelegenttid, srei
Stnnben anf elmer Wlatraee ausruben f0ns
men. 0sad biefsr 3eit lpar re erblinbet. slm
sefibrlid,ffen fir Die slusen ii caS Gtifeu
aui Shspars. Cine Sscftrauer fcifet jebess
mai ,prnisifens creieio folder nnslidIihen
Wadcfen be Sehfraft. - Nod, fhauerlid,er
lauien Die sIngaben jenes 8srihteS iiber bic
spibenarbsiterinnen IN Gcttiiatam. 9llle
SpiBsn tperoen bort burd Mald,inen selies
1 fcrt, ipeld,e cnrd, gang fleine ainDer, curd,
Mind)en pcn S,pei ulio rrei Sahren, bebienr
rpercen, speId,e ces Ta9es Is bis 20 Gtun,
ben arbeiten miliTen. Hie 0raueu, ,ptIhe IN
cielen Gatrifen befddfti9t iIlsc unb fleine
Giuper batei. auf bic iie natiirIid uiht ads
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

Nmerifanild E M II If. Man er~
Sdhlt eine quite @elhid,te bon Der Gonfur-
rens Der auf hem Ohio setenoen Dampf.
tccte. Sn perfsG.ner Mohe la9en su
Yitisbura sWei nad Oiashuiae beifimmte
Sccte, bic Seice beatTd)ti9ten, picle Qeute
ansuiieber. @ines Der Bccte miettete eis
nc bentld,e MuTfbanoe nnb biefe5 Wsutcl
fd9ien fldtiid, ben 9ewiinlehten GrfoIg ber=
bciiufnbrcn. Das anoere Boot pclIte nid,t
suriidble;ben, uno lteB fsine Dampfrfsife
eergeitalt erl6nen. baB bic beutld,e Muflf
nidt mebr gebOrt peroen tcnn.e. Die ga.
DIE fam pcr bcnWaycr. Nahrem bieler lan-
ee 9enug ifiaihmeisenb tasefe0en unb in cen
tiefiten Born leiner Meisbsit hinatactauht
mar, entfhieo er: er Tonne niobt einihrei,
ten, ,,cenn cas- cine iei cine 9Drcbe bon
ccntiherWuflf, bas anoere a5er dd,t omeri.
faniIfe % Gage mir nod Semano bic
gaEfees baben feiiten Sinn fur MufIf @ln
ScIo fiir cine Dampfpfeife nit Bealeituna
fir bic col;art, 10 mac bat fein Wcsart ses
lelfet.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

~ Tie Shic StaatsseiMn9 in Gincns
ilati bernu6SeSeben pcn giirlner unb @ad,ss
inntb, ipirb neteH ibrem td9lidhen Grlfei>
men, nun audi p0dentIid bsrauseeseten.
Das 8latt bat Gin febr fh0ues sIeuiTere,
tpirb gut eelfitet uno IL neutral IN Der prlitif.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

Sn Mtp.Wcrt famen mdbreno Der Iesteu
Wche 223 Gd,iffc jeesr 9Irt an. TergBertb
Ger Sdife miro auf 100000 uno ibre
Bradlt auf 6,621 900 gefd,det.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
gtneral goyIor aslobte ~ Oerlhieceusn

| @eneral 1oylor 9elObte sl perfhieeenen
Malrn ein prdiIoent res gafsen 8cIfes 81
fein; nnb ais er ins Stmt fam, mar feist
srites, bic MISREPRESENTATION aif bic Spite
m treiber--nein su Il iiberfrciten -unb ale
Maduner, rcun iIe ncd 70 tau9lid, aber Tes
nicfraten tparen , auS benz slmte 81 iperfsn.
Statt ,pie an9e:obt, prdiicent bcs 9ansen
8olfes ,u fein, iparo CT prdTeent Der partei
Der pripilegien nno Der unteroriidun9.
gr perrietb bic in Gurcpa nleb Sretheit
rinscnben 8clfcr nno fanbte ais 8c,pci5 icts
ner bersIihiten Sreunbfhaft an Die niecers
trddtisite 8cgierung Ger GScit, an Die olfers
reidild,e, eiaen tscnceren @eiancten. Gr
| fhriet, ctmchl or rer al Der Spise ltebenee
erfte Burger einer 9leputlif mar, Die erfldrt
bat, bae III ibrem 8ereid)e Staat unc8irde
9etrennt icin fcllen, eineu 8ues uno 8etta9
fur Die Ser. Staaten aus, camit er, Der
Sefnit in Ger pclitit, I'D, in Die gunft Der
firdIihen Seiutten ciafhleide!
Cie @bi9s nannten @encral GaDlcr, als
er in Merifc ifano, eiuen Ndliterbauptmann
nuo feline GreiwilIiseneiue Nduberbanee, bic
,nan aus Der Welt fhaffen mi6e. Sie fcrs
terten bic Seinbe, rie Merifaner auf, uniere
ScIcaten auf jene Q8eife aus Der 9Sett su
fhafen, cffen ceer beimlid,. sic fprllten
iiterbies, cae mon bird, 3uriifbaltnn9 bon
WnniiiOn nuo eebensmitteln 9aplcr fammt
feinen eenten perbunsern uno 81 Grunce
9eben laf1e.
Iihtsbelfc,peniser festen fe ihn an bic
Spiee ibrer partei; cb er ca AUDI nchSfdu'
berbanptmann III, bappn baten Te nie seiprc>
den. Taplcr 1T Gin Sflapensiibter uno 70
lehr bic Wti9s fir 8efreillng Der GflaYen
fdrieen, 70 batcn iIe cod bieiem SfIapens
batter ibre Stmme 9e9eten.
ScI maj, nad cbi9em auf bic ben tem
NeputIitaner 70 febr 9eriibmtcn unc cch
nie aus9clprcdenen GrunoIaee ftliceen,
bann 1T man 81 9lauten pcriud,t, Der ein;i9e
@runofae, ben bic @bies feftbalten, fei:
uGruncfaeIcG9feitw u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19
G0itor'a Cattle.

'Nec s improved tables Of interest al &, STABLES
70 Dlscountat SIX & seven per cent per annum.
By Asa Aikens, author of Practical Forms
&c just published and for sale by c. Coon
RICH, Burlington"
This work, we think, is beyond doubt, great
and decided improvement on all the interest ia
bles now in use. The time required is designa-
ted on the margin of the leaves and lies open
before you like the alphabet pasted on ledger,
and you have only to open to the spot, cast your
eye at the sum, and, by the side of it, you have
the interest ready cast before you. The ex-
IRENE simplicity of the tables constitute their
great value and usefulness, and cannot fail, we
conceive, to make them an acquistion among all
business men,
HoLDENs DOLLAR MAGAzINE.--This Maya
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year died in California, is now conducted by
Messrs Fowler and Dietz, 100 Nassau StreetN
Y. 1t is very cheap and good monthly, fur
nlshing 720 pages of original matter per year
and all, with its various embellishments, for one
dollar.
LITTELI's LIVING AGE.-Every succeeding
number of this work, which was John Quincy
Adams favorite, seems to furnish additional
proof of increasing excellence. 1t is, in fact
a weekly Magazine, containing the cream Of
Foreign and American Literature, for 5000 pei
year, or not over half the usual price of The ma
jority of Magazines of less usefulness.
THE LADIES WREATH-Ths is monthly
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Edited by Mrs. S. T. Martyr, in the City of N
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THE MoTHER's MAGAZINE, by Mrs. WhlHIe-
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19

great victory, and the friends of order are
congratdlatlng themselves upon the feeling
which has been displayed. Gen. La Hue
announced to the assembly or Monday the
conclusion Of the favorable negotiations
with England respecting the Greek affairs
lie said the government Of the Republic
hopes that it will be evident to all, that
from the first to the last act of that long ne
gotiation, its conduct was only inspired by
the sentiment Of national dignity, by splr-
it of Cancellation and desire of maintain
ing geaeral peace. This communication
was received with loud applause GA the
right.
The government has discovered another
secret society in Paris; twenty-scven per-
sons have been arrested all OF them have
been discharged.
The DebatS states that letters from 81.
Leonard's of the 22d inst, announce that
the ameiioation which has recently mani
tested itself in the health of Louis Philippe,
continues.
M. de Lamartine embarked at Marselles
for the East on the morning ofthe 2lst inst,
accompanied by his lady; he proposes be-
ing back in the month of September.
PARIS. Thursday.-The conspiracy dis
covered at Oran, in AIgiers, is said to have
had extensive ramihcations in France
Great numbers of persons belonging to Sc
cret societies in Paris and the Provinces
have been arrested.
General Changarnier is on the most
friendly terms with the President
ITALY.
The position of Rome is still most I'M
satisfactory A commission of Cardinals
las been named to discuss the affairs of the
country, and we are told that the police has
been placed under the Austrian military
authority.
At Naples; frightful accident has oc-
cured. On the 18th of June, part of the
Grenagio, an immense edi6ce used as a
barrack for troops, gave way and fell down,
involving four or five hundred persons in
the ruins.
The Cholera has re-appeard at Berlin
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, July 10.
Atmarket, $3.50 Cattle about $50 Beeves--and
80 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen. Cows
and Calves, and years old.
PRICES. MARKET BEEF.-Extra, Sc SO
per cwt., LIST quality, 70, Cd quality, ) IS, Sd
quality, $5,25; Ordinary, $500 a 5 90. Veal
calves--S3 90 as 90.
ORDINARY-$4 90 a 5 90.
Hides--Sj4 50 per cwt. Tallow-8 S. so.
Working Oxen-$62, Is, so, %.
Cows AND CALvEs-$23, %, 81 40.
-None-Two Years oI,l-None
Three Years old-S20 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-1l9S at market. PRr-
cgs--Extra, 81 90, 90, 90. By lot, 9 90,
50 SO Is.
SwINE-RetaiI a 5 l-2c. Spring PIGS, 6 a &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, July II.
AT Market, 600 Beef Cattle, no Stores, 8
pairs Working Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves, 1000
Sheep and Lambs and $50 Swine
PRICES. BEEF CArrLE-Exta, S. So
First Quality 8 O0-Second, 75--Third, A rs
Assoc.
WORKING OxEN-$85, 81, %.
Cows AND CALvEs-S22, "a, y, 81, ~.
SHEEP-$l 80 100, 3 90. One extra lot, $1
each.
SwlNE-434a So lie Retail, 41.2a5l2
SpringPigs 5 3,4-Rctai Ga734
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19

TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARlLLA.-This popular
medicine, as will be seen by our ADVERTISING col
umns, is for sale by Redfeld g. Grannis, of
this village, the agents for the proprietor. The
virtues Of this medicine for purifying the blood
have become so well known as to lead to coun
tefeiting 1t, and the pure article, as that sold by
Messrs. r, g. g., becomes great object to the
purchaser.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19
-)ic0.

In Berlin, on Monday 18th inst. Mrs. Betsey
TiII9son, relict of the late Capt, Samuel Tillot.
SON. aged 67 years.
"Dearest Mother, thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel!
But Ills God that has berelt-us,
lie can all our sorrows heal" Cow.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19
CHE M(arkets.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

BosToN, July 10.
FLOUR. This article ia dull, and moderate
sales at 1915 for Ohio and Michigan,-5,S7 &
800 for Common Genesee-6,I - 6,s7 for Fan
cy and Extra-Southcrn $50 5 IS. Rye
'G Cars. Good Sort[s@n yellow Corn is sell
ing at 67c-White, d4-Woster yellow Go
Mixed, 60 81. Rye, GA 60. Wheat, 81 10 a
1 oU per bush.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19
Ruth Kibbee'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, nh p.oh,,
DIsTRtCT OF RANDOLPH, S. iho iiVo''
Court for the District of Randolph,
To all persons Interested in the Estate of RUTH KlnBEE
late of Randolph, in said district, deceased
BACOB II. PEMBER, Administrator Of said Estate, pro
- poses render account of his administration, and
present his account against said Estate for examination an
allowance nj session of said Court to be held the Reg
isters office in West Randolph, said district on the 81
day Of August next You are therefore hereby notified
10 appear before said Court the time and place aforesaid
ana you see cause, contest the allowance Of said nc
count.
Dated at West Randolph, aforesaid this 9th day of July
[3w29l j. b. HUTCHINSON Ragister
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19

New YORK, July I3.
Flour. Common State, $500 5 70 Mix,
ed Michigan, 525 5,37-Pure Genesee, So u
l8-Extra Genesee S. 50 a I l2-Souhcn
closes dull. Rye Flour, 2 81 u 1893. Corn
Meal, 50 81 a3 II.
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Competence and ealth.

"LASCAsTER, PA, Oct. %, le47
Ny DEAR SIR; know you will have the kind
to bear with me in encroachn1 upon your tine
while acknowledge lin behalf ofmyself and wiiel
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Ing made known certain matters, contained in your
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MARRIAG
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY!

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OAK HALL, Boston, is the largest clothing
house in that city. Mr. G. w. Simmons, the
proprietor, furnishes excellent suits of clothing
at low prices.
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NOTECE.
Chccping Interference.

VHNIIE prices of Goods win be reduced the Peoples
Il store till July lst 1850 Many Goods will be sold at
COST-others at per cent and any Fancy Goods at
per cent My stock is large, and must be reduced. All
should call The assortment goodrarr chance
HARVEY KING.
Montpelier, June %, 1850 25tl
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Moreen Green.

STORRS & LANGDON have the Green for paint
- ing Blinds decidedly the finest thing used, and at aOu
one halfthe price ct Paris Green Samples of the pain
ing can he at our store.
May 20, 1850.