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Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18

TEUE.-The bread of repentance we cat
Is made Of tha Wild oats We SOW 10 our youth.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18

TRUE AND VERITABLE ACCOUNT OF THE
ORGANIZATION, FORMS, CEREMONIES, &C,
OF THE ORDER OF "KNoW-NoTHNGS
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the President, by The hands of his private
secretary, transmitting mass Of documents
concerning the late seizure aud. detention Of
the United States mail steamship Back War
rior, by the authoIties at Havana. The cor
respondence was appropriately referred.
The bill in favor of the transportation of a
mail between New Orleans and San Francis.
GO, was then taken up. Mr.. Churchwell, Of
Tennessee, spoke at some length in its favor
He was followed by Mr. Smith, of Virginia,
on the same sides
SENArn.--The, Senate is engaged on the pri.
yate calendar.
lThitty-six Senate and twelve House bills
bills were passed, when Mr., Badger moved
that as the Senate had done glorious days
work it now Adjourn to Monday, and it ad.
journed accordingly. 1
HousE.-Mr. Orr reported bill defining
the terms Of treaties to be hereafter made
with the Indians.
The California mail bill was then taken
up. Mr.. Latham, of CAL, spoke in its favor,
expressing his belief that the mails would
eventually be carried between the two points
in fifteen days. Pending the consideration
of the bill, the morning hour expired.
A message was received from the Presi-
dent, stating that he had signed the authoriz-
ing the construction of six steam frigates.
The House then went into Committee on
the general appropriation bill, when Mr.. Ca
ruthers spoke in favor of the Nebraska bill,
and Mr.. Washburn, of Maine, in opposition.
AdiournedE
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GAitnr's IahIe.

THE TEACHERS VOICE, AND VERMONT MONTHLY
Magazine, This journal, which was commenced
by its enterprising conductor, z. K. Pangborn,
A. NJ, at johnson, and for awhile suspended,
has been revived by him at St. Adams, where it
is now regularly issued, with many and increas-
ing improvements Mr. Pangborn, who is now
principal of the High School at st. Adams, is
one Of the best educationists in the State, and,
possessing an unusually active and originating
intellect, is producing valuable and interesting
work, and one which should be extensively pat
ronized We can hardly bestow too much praise
on the conductor for his eommendable under
taking; and we sincerely hope he will be able
to rouse the public mind from the unaccountable
apathy into which it seems to have fallen in the
matter of popular education. The editor makes
the really liberal offer of sending the Teacher S
Voice and The Student, an excellent New York
monthly, designed for youthful instruction, for
the small sum of $3.50 for both. Either of
them are worth $l.00,
PUTNAM's MAGAZINE. The April number is a
very interesting one throughout. 1t strikes us
as about the best we have seen. Putnam is
running the IIarpers a hard race, at least in the
line of Magazines.
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, under the new
editor, the intellectual and energetic DR.. Pea
body, is now an able and vigorous Journal. The
April number shows great improvement over its
predecessors, as able as they were.
Nav York MONTHLY for April is received
the March number was not. Will not the pub
Usher supply the omission. We are unwilling
to have q broken set of SO interesting Journal.
Griffin Farnsworth, Editors G. Reagle, Pub
Usher and Proprietor. Price, $500 for one
copy; $500 for two copies, &c.
PEOPLES JOURNAL for March, published by
Alfred e. Beach, Sc Nassau street, New York,
for $l,OO per year, contains 81 ensravings, il
Illustrative of the various subjects of which it
treats, viz. : natural history, mechanical and
agricultural matters, &c., &c. 1t is most in
teressing and instructive Journal.
FowLERs' PHYSIOLOGICAL AND WATER-CURF
MONTHLY JOURNALS, with their usual amount of
strong, original thinking, and untrammelled dis
cussion, reach us regularly. We never read
these journals withoat getting some new ideas.
The KNrcKERBocKER for April has several Gu
rious articles, such as " Plagiarism - " A Skull
and Bone Sketch" transcripts from the
Docket of a late Sheriff. &C., together with the
usual variety.
The SECRETARY, OR CIRcMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE,
by the Author of Heads and Hearts De Witt
& Davenport, 100 Nassau Street, New York,
have sent us a tale of the above title, and of
thrilling interest. The scene is laid in England.
The book is in one volume, 200 pages, and the
price but so cents.
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To Farmers e. WooI-GrOwers

4 =
ONE hundred per cent be made by every ind, ldN
" engaged in rearing sheep than heretofore by the
use OF DIMIcK's COMPOUND 0i' EEpCoATING. Thi.
Is an article that has called forth much labor and study
ana mas been well tested before being offered to the public
Such Rn article has long been needed 1t is composed Of
thirteen diferen ingredients, based Chemical affinity
and combination.
The benefits from It's use are as follows:
lst The fleece Is from ~ TO h. heavier per head as
u If OF That nature t. lavgorae the skin, causing more
rapid giowth of WOO! and preventative from the
wool becoming harsh and dry which is often the case
with fine wool sheen
2Dd II destroys the Ticks and Vernn rat nfcs sheen;
keeping Flies from annoying them.
3u Appyed Immediately after shearng, it prevents the
sun from burning or scaldng The animal thousands
Of sheep are injured from this and good growth wool
| retarded.
4th 1t protects them from storms as i. Of such ma
tufe that storms will not penetrate the fleece
5th is sure cure for the ScGb, aud all infections
SKIN Diseases Of The Sheep Here. then, is the great de
slderatnm OF the Farmer engaged in sheep and Wool
growing which will pay him a hundred fold
TESTIMONIAL.
This Is to certify that have used Dmick's Compound
O and am salisf ID from my experience, that 1t Is
all the Popretos recommend il 10 be. is the great de
slderatun OF the Farmer in raising eep and growing
wool. COL JOHN BREWER,
Sept 10, 1858. Superior, Washienaw Co. Mich.
have used Dim ck'4 Compound Oh" this a
flock Of sheep aud say that tbs result has been to the
highest sat isfacton, and that never finer sheep
better feeces than at at present, and that the Compound
OH Is Invaluable 10 the wool grower. l.. KlMMll.
Sept Is, 1853 Superior, Wa. htensw Co. Mich.
This a'ticle will be furnished with without color al
Two Dollars per Gallon gallon will from fifty tc
sixty sheep As the subscriber can only furnish limited
amount Of orders the present Spring. those wanting should
order at an early day 10 be accommodated.
All COMMUNICATE MS or enquiries and orders, directed 10
JACOB scoTr, Montpelier VI will be promptly attended
The Oil is put up in jugs kegs barrels and forwarded
with directions for use 10 nil parts where ordered.
Montpelier Anf 3, 1894. JACOB SCOTT, Agt.
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Mlarrifo.

In Randolph, March 3d. by Rev s. sparhawk, Mr.. VIII
LIAM BRADFORD of Barre and Miss LEE L. CARPENTER of r.
In Northfeld by Rev. r. s. Sanborn, Mr. H. A. WILLIAMS
of Chelsea, and Miss MARTHA A. WILLIAMS of Roxbury.
In Chelsea March 14th Mr.. LEVI SARGENT of Washington,
and Miss MARTHA Bacon, Of Wiliamstown.
In Waitsfed, Feb 23d, by Rev. G. Kellogg Mr. JOHY Nc
CATHN and Miss JANE SoAgRvLE both of Fayston also in
Payston March 5h by the same, Mr. p G. oYr and Miss
SARAH j. DANA both of T. ALSO in Waitsed, March l4th
by the same, Mr. N O. CLARK and Miss ELLEN CARPENTEE
both of Moretown aso in Watsfeld, March 26th, by the
same, Mr. j. NJ BrRyHAM and Miss JULIA A. SAWYER both
of w.
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nRfnGE MARKET. Anrit r..

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, April 8.
AZ Market "a Cattle about 200 ,pvrs, ahd ;! stores
Consisting of working ahd calves, o.tings
two and three years ulds
PRiCES-M,RKEr ReEr.-Extra, 1878; first quality,
1925 second quality, S775 third quality s6,75 1875;
ordinary, 81, so 700
HIDEs-$60o $50 percwt. Tallow, 1926 e,65.
MPELrs-$l 81 900. Calf skins, 12c peIlb
VEAL CALvEs-$6,00 600.
WoRkisa OxEs.-ll2, ZIG, 1884, l48, 1850.
f Cows AND CALvEs-S2l, %, As, SO. ....
YEARLiNcs$00t to co. Two Years Old. $50 to 40 Three
Years Odds, SIS to g.
SHHEr AND LAMas-llS7 atnarket Extra, $6,OOto 1000
BY lot, S3,75, 4,51, $50.
SwiNE-O00 al market, Retail, 0 10 DC.
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Western Vermont and Troy q Boston IL. r..
GREAT
Southern and Western Route

Southern and Western Route
Carrying The United States and Canada Mails and
National Express Matter
TO TROY, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
DASs FINGERS by taking thi4 route for Troy. Alb,nv
L aud New York, will svod the dangers and Il elays
lncdent TO other routes. The distance saved easy grades
AMI large amount of air line. makes this the most and
DriRABLE route, nnequaed in its equipment speed rrr
lay and security by any other Connecting Mt the new
splendid Union Passenger Station at TROY with the New
York Central Railroad for Schenectady Utica Rncle.te
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the Vest.
Cars Leave Burlin gton-IiHsr TRu.
S35, .M.-Arived at Rutland II 40 NJ mt Troy. q m
Pm. dine and leave for New York, 10 N. mr.
rive 93D M. Express Train leaves Troy for Bnf-
falo and the West at 7.05 I'M.
SECOND TRAIN
30, p. M.-Arrve n! Rutland, 73O p M a, TROY II an
Pm, to lodge, proceed TO New York, via Hudson
River X r. at 415 a. M, next day, arriving At az
Am or ny other trains Of the Hudson River md
Harlem X. rps. Express Tsain leaves Troy for IDuf
falo and the West at 705 Am.
~ This IL the only Line by which passengers can pro
euro THROUGH TICKETS for the West no; rc0ui,ing
blny will fnd this the shortest and most dir .e Rutr the
Albany Northern X. r. not being in operation between
Eagle Bridge and Albany.
W Passengers fur TOLEDO, DETROIT, CHICAGO
&C., VIII be furnished with through ickets BY Lake hor.
and Michigan Southern Railroads, by Great Western
and Michigan Central Railroads.
VT To avoid Mistakes be sure to have your Barrues
checked, and Tickets via WESTERN VERMONT RA,LEo.p
from the North, and via TRnY i,ossuN RAILROAD from
Tie soute, thus avoid the change Of Mt Centre Ru
and coming from the Morrill, and at Eagle Bridge fir I'm
the south 'e' - N
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moNTpEI,rER mARKEr. Ami, :,

n WUNTPELlER MARKET, April II.
PROVISIONS, &c--ButteT, family, IL to 90 store 90
w. Cheese, to 10. Lard, ~ 10 IA Iallow, IL Q,
to H. Dried Apple 6to s. Eggs l2 per doz Potatoes
so to so per bush.
FLsvRE Extra fine, IS IS to $50 fancy s7s7 to 800
snpcrfne. S7,50to7,z5
GRAIN AND IAY.-Corn, a5 to 90 per hush. Oats, 40
10 A. ierdsgass Seed S2S7 Clover, is to Doc per ID.
Hay, 5000 to 00.oO perton.
MIscELL. NEous-Dry and Green Hard Wood, 50 ,a5 to
2oO per cord. Shingles 81 25 to rs per NJ Wool 81 To
81 per H. Nails $3.50 per cw Salt 70 to SOC per BUSH
Fork whole Hog, a &c per pound
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EnETnN MARKED. AnriI 10.

BUkTUN MARK Ell, AprII 10.
FLouR-fienessee, Michigan and Ohio, superhne, So 90
fancy, $s,25; extra Genesee, 5000 to $50.
GRAIN--Corn, yellow, "a white, SIC. Oats north
ern, SIC Rye, l,oOc. Wheat, 5000 to 600.
PRovsIoNs.-Prime Pork, $1,000 per bbl.; Mess, 1900
Clear, Si7,oo. Boston Mess Beef $1,000 l4,5O Lard
store ams ia i DC per e5. ID ch Butter common AID
lie; four meal 0. Potatoes. S0,75 ,a5 pc bush
Hors-Frs sort, 1883 40 to Doc per lb $50 crop 81
sEEps.-Herds Grass, $2,s7 3,e5 per bush. Glover.
northern. l2 % lac per h.
AsHEs-Pearls, S6,6s a 6,75 percwt; Pots, $685..
WooL-Prime Saxony Fleece So 62c Full Blood, SO a
% three fonrths Blood As 50 half do. 90 So common
and one. lou nth do. 80 n AZ.
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Take Notice,

WHEREAS my son, Simeon Paddieford minor aged
W about is years, absconded from the 9Th Of
April 1854 this Is To forbid ali pereons haboring trust
ing him my account for shall lpaylno debts Of Ills
coaifaciing but claim ali his wages during hs minority
THOMAS j. PADDLEFORb.
Middiesex. April 10. 1854. l6ws
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13
Ralph KilbOurne's Estate,
James WI. Shattuck's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held at
WAsnScroS DIsrmcr, Montpelier, within and frsai
District, on the 9th day If March, A. ID. 1854,
DANiEL A. PERRY Executor Of the last Win and Tes-
IL lament Of Jgmes NJ shattuck, late of Painfed in
said District, deceased, makes application to said Court
for license to sell the role Of the Real Estate o whcn
said deceased died seized and possessed being the home
farm Of said deceased representing that the sale part
thereof is necessary tor the payment OF the debs of said
deceased, and part OF said Estate be sold without
injury those interested in The remainder. Whereupon
il Is ordered by said Court that the said application
erred session thereof to be held at the Probate Office
in Montpelier the 18th day Of April ensuing and
II is further ordered that notice Of the nature of said an
pcaOn and Of the time and place appointed for the hear.
ing thereof be given TO all persons Interested BY the pub-
cation If the three weeks successfully In the Green
Northumberland, published at Montpelier before said
time of hearing, that they may appear said time and
place. they cause, object to the granting of said
license By the Cour,
IA Attest, 4. n. MERRILL, Register
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BRIGuToN MARKET Anril q,

-.
AtMarket, 100 BeefCatte 90 stores Is pairs Working
Oxen, 65 Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep and Lambs $500
SWINE
.PRlCES-BERF CArTLE.-Extia, ss,75; lrst quality
$500; second quality, S775; thirdquaiity S675 700
SHEEP AND LAMBs-S3,O0 3,25, 100. Extra, $500 to
90.
WoRKINe OxEN-Sl00, 40, 1872, las.
Cows AND CALvEs-S20, "a, %, IS, 40.
SwINR-5 a &c; RetaH :.
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Engrafting Eruit Frees.

THE undersigned will devote his time exclusively, aer
this date, to tho fret Of June next to engraftng and
pruning Fruit Trees, and viii furnish scions from the
varieties Of Apples Pears, Pums and Cherries, that can
be obtained In the New England States. Having had
perience in the above business for than twenty five
years. no feels confident that he shall be able answer
the expectations Vt all those W no may empay him.
Montpelier, April 10, 1854 CHARLES MAILING.
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DEVTNES
COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE,

it'airy and faithfully ased with his Srn gent Paser WI
relieve and cure
i Colds. A. Pains in side e. Bach,
& coughs, 5. Habitual Costtveness,
.: asthma, 4. WhOoping cough.
And lungs enough are left to sustain life, CoSsoxrrtcN
For Asthma Read ThisI
. SPRINGrIELD, October 10, 1854.
Mr. DEvIrEs-Dear Sir Noone who has not felt thes
selves stood their friends attic ed with the gtk
ma Gun conceive of is distressing effects 1t has beer
my lot to witness 1t for years in my mother. We have
tried far her every remedy which came to our notice but
to no lasting bouef until we tried your Iozenee sjncs
which she has been wholly fee from much dreaded
and painful return. Money bears no comparison TO tho
to express cur gratitude you for sending medicine u
us We can but hse that it will reach evory one afact
with the like disease.
Gratefully remain ours, DANIEL HITCHCOCK
s. r Redfe'd, Smith & Pierce Agents, Montpelier p
e. Smith, Northied.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13

A GREAT HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT IN Pros
rEcT.-Messrs. Oliver & Ielmer, now of Little
Falls, IIerkimer County, New York, are pur-
posing to open in Montpelier, early in May, an
extensive Hardware Establishment, with a full
assortment of every kind of Shelf and Heavy
Hardware, Coach, Saddlery and Harness Hard
ware, House Building Tools, Leather Betting,
Farming Implements, &c. Messrs. Oliver &
Helmer are Agents for the sale of Mene.ly cele-
brated Church and other Bells, Salamander
Safes, Leather Betting, and Hickok's Portable
Cider Mills. Their Store is to be wholesale and
RETAIL and they mean no city establishment shall
undersell them in either.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13
Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Probate
w Courl for the district of Caledonia
to receive, examine and adjust all claims md demands
of all persons against the estate of Freeman late
Of Sheffield in said distrbt deceased, and the claims Of
the deceased exhibited To aet thereto, hereby give notice
that six months from the 2ad day of March, A. D 1854
allowed for the creditors pese their claims
said commissioners, for examination and allowance and
hnt will meet for that purpose at the Dwelling House
Of Jonathan Dexter said Sheffield on the 25t day Of
May, A. D. 1884, aud the goth day Of September A. D.
1884, at 10 O'Clock in the for each Of said days
JOHN r. INGALLS,, jc,
JOSEPH INGALLS,, oom' o.
Sheffield, March 22d, 1854 IA
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lI)te0.

In Derby, April 7th Mrs JULIA SpA1pSG, wife Of Mr. Lev
spadng aud daughter Of the late W. CALDWELL aged abou
40 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13
DIR. G. II. KlLBOURN d,
Successor to R. Il G. II. Kilbourne,)
DENTIST

WAlI I lsl Z
Over Durbank's store, Main ST., Montpelier.
(OFricE ESTABLISHED 1922
DR. X invites attention Ia his improved Gum TEETH
~ (oreina ed and made by him exclusively which he
las inserted for months past Specimens his office
Dentists find these beautiful teeth for sale hi:
ONCE. No one, he thinks, afer using his sly II
OF Gum Teeth, would be satisfied with my other kind
Of his skill in the difficult art of FILLING TEETH, he
deems any remark his reputation OF
the success of operations formed for hundreds Of In ell
ligent individuals in years past.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13

HOLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS, Wonderfully Eicacou.
In curing Several Wounds in Persons Leg-Extrac of
letter from Margaret Jones to Messrs Russell Watson
Bacchus-marsh, Melbourne Port Phillip, dated January
supply Of Holloways Ointment and Pills, have made
sound Of my leg after having suffered from
wounds In for than two years. tried previously
many doctors in this country without obtaining any relic
whatever from their remedies but by using Holloway,
invaluable medicines for few weeks every wound is healed
| and my leg is now perfectly sound.n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13
BosToy A nril. 6. 1854

. UUoIUNi IiPIII, U, TOUT
Tribute TO SENATOR HousroN -Rebuke TO
Senator Eoeren.-A large sum has been sub
scrbed here in State street for silver SERVICE to
he presented to General Houston for his season
able and effective defence of the New England
Clergy, in the U. S Senate, when assailed BY
Senator Douglas -An address has also been
prepared, setting fsrth the obligations of the sub
scribers to him for his manly defence of the cause
Of freedom and the right of petition when it was
assaileM and asking him to accept the service as
a testimonial of the gratitude of'the subscribers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13

answer THESE QuEsTfoNs If Cuba is an
nexed, will Congress have power to abolish slav-
cry therel
If the Gadsden Treaty is approved, and large
slice Of free territory is thereby annexed to the
Union, can Congress prevent the extension Of
Wketherihe Uni,elhe extended North or South
has Congress any pd no hinder the extension
of slavery! @.ss
Certainly not, if. the sprinciple of the Nebras'
ka bill is adopted, and the design Of Douglas
Piercs, a 10. Sbe carried out. =. Rmiand Herald
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13
PATENT
Graduated Button Hole Cutters,

MnHut uCthTCu W p"''"'' A'"''c9'
THESE are so constructed that the blade cuts brass
bed marked with graduating scale, by sliding which
the adjusted to cut button hole OF the exact
length desired either with without an eye at
the end Cutting easier and more neatly than any scis
,ors Mol cuts button hole from to inches No.
9.3stolls. No. 3, l4to 80 of an inch. No. ! Is also
made with an extra size tube for manufactures of India
Rubber and Oil Cloth Garments wherever these Cut
bile utility for -
Tailors, Seamstresses & Families.
For sale By the principal Hardware Stores throughout
tba country wholesale orders Should be addressed to
MARTIN l.. BRADFORD,
Sole Aeen, for New England and the rtsh Provinces
imnr,ter M Gallery Hardware and Fishing Tackle,
Nc. i49 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON,
NJ L. n has constantly in store fuii ASSORTMENT Of
Roscius iIeinisebs and Leonard Wendrs Patent TAI
Iors, shears and scissors which will be sold wholesale
O, Retail al i'll Lowest Prces-EveTy Pair Warranted
Ms,s "a y - 'fs LYMAN 4 KINGS
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Strange Development.

Scientific Men are daily bringing 10 light, Inven.
tions, and the March Of Progress is onward persons
BALD, or becoming 50, will he pleased TO learn, ha,
Science and long research combined have brought ~
f. the Public the greatest WONDER THE Ace,
the Article of EMERsON'S AMERICAN HAIR RES
TORBTIVE, SURE CURE FOR BALDsEss and to prevent
HAIR FROM FALLING. See Circulars to be had of Age hts
! SMITH Il PIERCE Agents, Montpelier.
q. Il. FISHER L. CO., Propretors,
81 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Retail Price 8I,09 per Bottle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13

Brick House for Sale!
STORY and half high, with good out buildings at,
tached, and large Garden undrra high of cnhi
walton. Also, 25 cords of Wood on the premises Pos.
session given very II not soli soon 1t will be
ed To small family without children For further
particulars inquire the Freeman oice or of the subsc.
her on the PREMISES MRS. S. KILBOURNE
Montpelier, March 2sth, 1854. I4w3t
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10 Hsairy1saesa!

(NASH paid for Butter and Cheese. The subscriber wish
" es To conrct some choice daes through the season
Montpelier, March 28ib, 1853. JACOB SCOTT.
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- WNI. SHAW, NJ. D.
Washington, North Carolina, Aug. II, 1S47.
None is genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
AGENTS SELLING WIsrARs BALsAM-Smith Il Pierce, b
Tyler, Montpelier; Lewis Lealand Essex j. b. Braey
Waterbury; ii. s. Camp Stow l.. II. Noyes, Hyde Park
Samuel Merriam, Johnson A. j. soue Fairfax; Aiming
ton 4 pomeroy, Bakersfield j. A. s. White Mortified
French Lucas, Barre VIM. Skinner, Royaton; Baxter
Walbrdge, Sharon J. C. Brooks, Hartford g. f. Lyman
White River junction; f. L. 4 Il. W. Odds, Norwich II
Hatch Co., STAFFORD Chapman Cunstock Tuubrdge
Wyman Davis, Chelsea G. II II. Answorth Wiamstown
and Agents throughout the State.