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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-18
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widtise 9leuisteiteu. Der Stanp i'm Sailrrrsi6s
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plucrn Die &impfs nod INNER fort. - Die Sais
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pieleIten reiAld pieeer peritarft.
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MERTON lsinrn Sip i'm &abincte pirprr rinsenOm'
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-18
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9lus Berlin ptrb trri6tct, bab 3piIden ben lei.
ben Staaten llntcrtanpln9en iber ben atl4lub
einrs Sfsnfipes up Defenfipe. SanbniIeS gum
Sdub ibrer Serritcr!en unp 8r4tr 9ePfcgen wer'
Ron
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
From Aug. |, to Oct. IL, 1851.

From aug. |, 10 Ocf. IL, 1904.
NJ. Shepard. r Chadwick, S. s. blanchard
A Barker Z, Randall l. Raymond, s Men
dali. ) town, 5 Rugges T. Randall, G. II
Paige Rev f. Burns, P Scott, n IL. Bennett
H. i5eckIey T. Rice l. l.. Putney S. Bat s
S Goodnow, O. i.amberton D Grow, +. Ed
son, R Renftw, J. Mann. DR.. ] B. Smith. p
N ~hepardsC. Waterman, II G.; Laihrop, W
|. Downing, A. s. Little. J. V. Pere A
Adams, j. A Smith, 81 80 each
l.. Lawrence G Burrows, A. Wood, C. G.
Fe ten, J Ia,k, A Nj. Jackman, l. Hatch
5 X ith F. Paige, o. Olmsled, r. Darling
So 90 each
A Shaltuck, ] D. Flint, s. D, Flagg A
Keith, J A Page 800
j. IL Nchos n. 5 Johns, D. Peat, A
Peat, B. Pusha@, S Turner, 81, 25 each
B. AIdrich, G. D, Bacon, S g. Scott NJ
Dewey Green, J. G CODY, G. Briggs 81 ,Ot
each o
l.. W Newton ]. Tucker, R. T. Rust, N
Woody, N Davis. IS cts each
Hon A. Peck $500, b. o. hanson $3.50
D Baldwin 1885. ] y. Dewey 81 50, f Brig
ham SO, G " Duley 81 so, w. W. Baker 81
G. W. 7 mpeton 80, A Dwinrll S2,75, A
Perrin "a, ID, g. Whittier 81, l.. Blake 81, i
T Lams ~ 81, 3. l.. Worihley SLIP, s Pad
deiord 25, n Ilerrick 81 10, L. Avery II, G
Howes $G,G0 A. Il Kinney e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
flarric0.

Az the Methodist Parsonage III this village, Oct Sth, BY
Rev H. Copeland. Mr. lleSRY MAETN Jr VI Concord n II
to Miss SUSAN A. Thompson, Of Ilopknton, n. II.
In this village Sept. 33h, by Rev. u. Copeland, Mr., ~
JANIS FRgNeH, Of Concord, N H. to Miss CAROLINE C. AVER
Of Greensboro Vt.
In BrJwnipgton Oct 5sh by Rev, S. r. Hall, DR.. jon.
PHILLIPS Of Stevens Point Wis., 10 Miss ELLEN ELIZA HALL
daughter of the officiating clergyman.
In Greensboro, Oct 81 by Rev. j. p. Stone Mr.. ROBERT
WILsOS to Miss MARY A. IIUTcHys, all Of Greensboro.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12

pR hcH tRpFnS = sHsHS WINS frrRes have bern
susthheu Efphah iiuc ban ritire geneatien and
VIVA H"f ~ unant,fh Ia ~ uilrt n'r,'riH, and
ihst nee Is ga & avn y 'lr wt,r. they
halnis n re iGi idsa + the tons ntt,- d. an
WAIVER >hisi,, ~ III piinr. iai' Sd v hr kas
irr~ - ihcif t V.'ncr - rs n..efiinH5 ry u'hr
M hc'fifu Il r.d Ia II ni,Hhfatinf.d ,irti-r
tne AIT ai iii n,bncht paris The salnr luy
vile at Us first inIfouc i'm II contains mineral sub
siacc wiaever and the public may be assured that Is
ihe sumo Richardson's Biiies which, throughout the New
Eoglnd siaes the present rising generation have heard
their fathers aud mothers o,en speak in praise Of
f,r sale, Wholesale and Retail, by Fred E. smith and
H. o. Tyler Montpelier, and dealers in medicine generally.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12

PoIFGAGr A DoMEsrlc INsrlrurIoy.--Ilhe adj
yot1ttes q! The Kilns.s and NEBRASKA b;ll in
,"'t'#iaE o"t tas iiHcli les OF tse bill to their
.h''''S IL, are driven iatO some dreadful
/ ss'"''s' for l'is,,slce, d.. EDDY, d member of
'"q ~ . IA. N1ffef - ifJth laeLtnl, who voted
ioi tiie -Neo.ds..s bill, i,.ia MO is candidate
ior reelection declared on the stump, that A" If
unh presents herself for admission into the
Union as State, with u constitution fair and
acceptable on its face, and she has the requisite
population, | will vote for her admission, ecea
though knoD that she recognizes and sanctions
p0tygdMy as part Of her ecclesiastical creed. "
NJ. Louis Democrat
SCHOOL TEACHERS FOR THE WEST We
learn that Gov. Sade passed through A bany
last week, accompanied by twenty five young
women rn their way 10 the far West as teachers
under the patronage Of the Education Society.
hey are appropurtionrd to Nj IS, Arkansas,
Indiana, Illinois. &c The Society has sent out
over four hundred teache some having gone
to Oregon, California, and Texas
BENEFICIAL EFFECT OF BATHING 1t is a
fact officially recorded that during the, visitation
of cholera in France, out of nearly l6 228 sub
scrbcrs to the public baths of Paris, Bordeaux
and Malseiles, only two deaths among them
were ascrbed to cholera There does not exist
a more effective prevention Of disease of every
kind, a greater promoter of good health at all
lines than the practice of daily bathing,
The same Grand Jury which indicted the NAV
or of New York, has found bills of Indictment
against /, ID persons for selling liquor without
| license.
| A swarm of bees have taken possession of one
of the lions a. the entrance of Wynyard PARK,
Durham, England, having formed their comb in
the body of the statue, and gained an entrance
by hole in he ear.
PaoIaFlc EAR OF WHEAT. An ear of wheat
taken from the field of Wm Story, Doncasler,
England, in August last, contained Ill perfect
kernels, beside several shrunken ones.
Two hundred and forty paupers, direct from
Irish almshouscs, have lately been shipped tothls
country
A copisus shower of salt water recently as
tonished Tie good people of Salem, illinois.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
JI)e lltor!irts.
CARTRIDGE MARKET, Oct. A.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Oct. A..
~ Market alJ3 Cattle, $500 Beeves amsl Stores
cu.ts,-i al Wursine s,h and calves ye1ttings,
two ann dice yeHts Odds
rae E$-M RKET BEEF.-EXtra, $3.50 FIRST quality p,
$500; second quality, 7Ov 7,35 THIRD quaiii, SGOu
obituary, So 90 so
'Hiuss--e5 80 a d,rJ percMt. fb"w, 81 Goa $50
PELrs-SJ,4l a 80. Gait skins lie peiib
VEAL GAI.yts--S4, 90 1Du.
hosKI>G UxEN.--s96 l09 ll2, l23, le5.
Cows AND CALvEs-S2l IS, -
Wv M.iNGs-%7to9. Two Years Old ,Sl1in25; rhrce
Years uds S2i to 81.
SHEEP AM iAMHs-8l3 atharkrt. Extra, $3.50 10 I
Gy lot 81 80, l,7j, $50.
SWINE - krlail, to Sc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
BRIGHTON. MARK Ell. Oct. 8.

AT Market 300 BecfUde 1919 stores, 20 pairs Working
oxen III lows and Calves, 1898 sheep aud Lambs, 900
81 10 socond quality $50 third quaIil!, 5000 $50
SacsP ANIL l4Amns-S! 50 900, 3Dd. LAtta, $3.50 TO
100
WorKrve OxrS-Sso l25, 1870. l4o au
Cnws AXD CALVES SO 70, 81, 40, 40.
SWEEP Lee; Retail ga.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12

FLot R-Gehesste, Michigan and OHIO. sdpt rhne, SeOo
fancy, 1925 extra Genesee, 70, 75t" 800.
GanN.--')Orn, yellow, 63c, , white, I3c. Oats, north
ern. hjc. Rye, soc. Wheat, $c,oo L. 600.
PHoTsioNs PRIME PORK, S2 80 20, bill Mess, l4!o,
lea! .iS,Hh. Boston Mes Reef $500 1850. La a
II q Hams, 10 lie pei lib iiuttcr, common and
store. y lie: family ie pc. Cheese Milk, a
l0c fonf meal, 5 g. Potatoes. $685. ,Uunei hush.
noPs.-titS sort 1854 slo 35c per 10. '53 crop 10
sEEos.-terds Grass, S2,7a 3.5 per bush. Clover
northern, IL 2 lac perth.
AsrEs-Fea'ls $3.50 6,75 percwt; Pots. S725
NmL-Ff mt saxony Fleece - Ale; Full Blood 80 4,
~ three t""rhS Blood 80 40; halt daUU 40 common
and one fourth do. 80 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
1854. W. Central Railroad. 1854.
Train Arrangoment Oot.0. 10H

LIdIN lfEI a hBbIheht, UOC. Y, LSbA
Going North.
T FAVE WINDSOR al b0D a. NJ and LIS p NJ for Mint
peier, burlington, Roases Point and intermediate sta
tons.
Going South.
LEAVE RuUSES POINT at 60 A. NJ, and 200 p NJ
Tor Burlington, Montpelief Windsor ans intermediate
stations.
Connecting ut Rouses Point with Oelenshureh and e.
aud =. Lawrence Railroads, Git White River Junction
With q. and Passlimpsc Nar,hern NJ H. Rail Roads md
at Windstr with sullivan RtiI Road.
Il. siiERBURNE, supt. Tryw V. G. R.R
NOrthield, Vt OCi.' 2Ie54.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
Wister's Balsam of lviId cherry.

With the written gnlturs Of T. D. Bal, on til wrapper
Tie Original AMI only genuine Wi$tars Balsam Of Wild
Cnry introduced in the 1855 and has well tested
in all the upains for which it is nalled. For ten
years it has proved more eicacous remedy for Coughs,
Cls Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, ana CJlsuia ption, in
is incpi;nt stages, than any other medicine.
Various coecurc and surmis.s has arisen respecting its
competition some physicians have supposed it contain
iodine oeer Ignorant preteners say it contain nercu-
ry and to some such substance they attribute its singular
efficacy As such opinions att erroneous aal cal
cdated t. preJaice many persons against it, we
PLEDGE 0uR HONOR
mat i lltaas nothing Of this kind anything the least
nuficus on the contrary ii is composed Of the simple sub
stances, Che principal If which are the extracts of tar and
Wild cherry bark aud the whole secret of Its efficacy consists
in the mode by which hey are prepared,
SETH W. foWL2, Druggist, No. 1913 Washington street.
or tha manufacture q the genuine medicine, and supplies
ith at wholesale and r.t and Of whom agencies can be
ohl4insd
ipics-lne dollar bot H. six bottles FIR five d,lars
ne genuine unlcss s;gal |. D IT'S on the wrapper
AGENT Fuh SELLtiI WIsTAR's BALsAM. -Ired H. Smith
D. o. Tyler, dot~ier Lewis Lealand, Essex J. B. Bra
sy Waterbury, II 5 Camp Stow; L. IL Nyes,lIydepark,
g Merriam, Johlsoni \. j. soun Fairfax Arlington 4
Pomeroy Bakers iel j. a. 5. White, Norhyld o. French
Barre AM Agents throughout the State.
GALrSA, Oct 30, 1853.
Mcasrs. C. Il. Fisher Co, Cleveland Ohio --entle IN
we have only hrcs bottles Of tlnersons liar Restorative
oahanl 1t sells very rapidly AMI gives great satisfaction
We sid the st bote geutemon aged so, called
few days after and was delighted with IT, II noe ouly caused
his hair to srow aesh but chpnged the oil hair its og-
nal color This morning person called and purchased
second bottle he quite bald ynA reoiccs in new
growth OF good strong aud natural hair We longer hest
tate t. rec 1ailend . sur customers being ACTUAL
HAIR RGsr1RArIyeW make large sales for you here
We think you had better send immediately gross more.
We should have orrsd so0no on dl not know we were so
nearly out Very respectfully, your obedent servans
DODGE BENTZ.
SHlTIl & PIERCE, Agents, Montpelier.
G., d FISHER Il CO., Prowielols,
81 superior strert, Cleveland Ohio.
Retail Price 8I.O9 per Bottle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
FORT REWARD lMSrafnTR

w INT FIR TERN hegins ildrsnber .,h 1855, and the
W Spring Terul, March IS isl1
Rsv. JOSEPH e. KING, A. H., Principal.
NV ard suirrl tuidhgS, viii drsir ,hla
spaiifi.'iiii,> 10 &C mnilialg SD tuir ,,@ rBd
gebti Flr lily III consist ~ ny fIe>-n7s aud
ieacIier, All c 10 the most advanced Of
dents. Board Fde and ROOM, well furnished, 81 65 per
week, if paid In advance per tenn OF IA weeks, incIu
ding tuition in Common English aud incii Dials in nd
vance S27,6G
Arrangements made la excursion raias at sduced
fares from Troy and ;aseln On The first aud last day Of
each term.
Circulars with full inflammation may be- had by applying
to the Rev II -. TAYLOR, steward, Fl Edward, N. Y.
Sept. 81, 1851 4lw8
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
a FARM FsAsP SALE

THE subscriber on his farm sale, Consisting Of so
Of good land, Situated ie md one fufln IN le
north east uf the village Of Montpelier Said frm is well
waicrrd well tencc1 has cd buildings, consisting OF
two barns slcd, Is BY a. hoise, "a BY 80 VITA
good cellar under The honse. addition 10 house
of 50 By Is feet. Said tIri i in god stle Of eutv
ton ard well adapted 70 dairy keeping Fur further in
liun call 81. c. Garnsey, at G. pudd1cks Iron
Foundry, ur the bscriber on HE premises.
H. G. GURNSEY.
kluGtppli,r, Oct. TO- 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
.)te0.

In Berlin, Sept 18th, of typhoid fever Miss LUCIA HAzss,
daughter Of Rev. A. Hazen, aged about 10 years
In Torsham Sept 2lst Dr. ELPHALEr NJ BILL aged about
SO years.
In Lowell, Mass, Slpt 10Th, Miss BETsEY NICHOLS aged
40 years, daughter uf Mr.. Reuben Nichols of Barre.
In Barre, Sept 18th, Mr. WARREN BANCROFT, agel about
60 years
la Barre, Sept Obi Capt JAMES HALE the first male child
I'm in Barre, and pr many past the Postmaster OF
that town He dad in his bsd to which he he'd a short time
before retired in usual health
In East Rox6ury, Sept I'D, ROBERT CRAM, ESQ., aged rs
years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
TO FARMERS.

't'HE subscriber world respectfully call the attention Of
Farmers to the cultivation Of the faske WIN W. az
being the mot profitable business TINT they eng ge
IT, paying from $3.50 Ia 100 per clear For iui IN.
formation apply To The undersigned, who j. prepared to
furnish cuttings of the hest quality Fall is the best time
FIR planting uniess the land very wet, when Spring is
better. GEO. C"LBY
bonneville. VT, Oct. g. 1851, 42w3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
MONT PELtER MARKET. Oct. 10.

PRottsi"Ss, &c-nniter, family, Is I" %, store, 0
o. Cheese, to 9. Lard, 10 to IL 1ailow, 10 l2
"a to 65 perbush
Fioua-sNra fine $500 ooocO; fancy, s. rs to o,CO
sd efar. $3.50
GRAIN AND lAy.c0rn. 90 To 90 PEI hush. Oats 40
to % ferdsgfass Seed S2S7. Glover Is to DOC pei Id.
LAY 80, 70 to 1899 rtou.
Misc ELL EHus-Dry aud Green Hard Wood. 50 25 10
900 per cord Shingles 81 so to 90 per NJ. Wool 80
aoc per h Nails, rs per cwt salt, 90 to soc per hubs
ScALD SoaE HEADS, aul other erupsons.-A most re-
murkae by llNowlys ointment and pills-Ars jack
3, of MIX street, sn has two children, aged three and
five years, both If thal afflicted from their birth with
tbe most inv scld heads which greatly n:errsl with
ter general health The mother tried every remedy likely
To b.nei Them. (what N ,sier will nj to purpose Bat
frienl unnendei Jl9yay's wJnlerwprkng Pills and
Jat aring to maze Mrs Jackson present Of $40 worth
Of the medicines, If they do not benefit the children this
too tempting to refuse, the Pills and Ointment obtained
and 81 cured them bj, The mother gladly paid for the
Pills and Ointment and has written most gratefully Profess
anr llisy.lr Ltrt bp rurH on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12

EW SsesscF3 Plates.

AND INDEIJIBLE INK, for merSiug Ci"i hihe' &C
An kinds Of Stencil pinips, MihabHs and Figures ~
Vroesnle and Retail Agsnts and Manuacnreis suppl
t,,,u Adtr,.s s. n. METCALF,
d5 la Salem street Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
The New World.

Rock Agents Wanted to sell this Work. II Is the most
spleuded volume Of History ever pupishep, aus'a~u
Win inc nai.nted catered Illustrations which have been so
eeeb,a,sd far masnacence and close resemblance to
well finished paintings. Y contains over one thousand
ag.s and about one hundred and hhy Of these = endd
snsaviugs For particulars address the publishers, DAY
II oN L WENTWORTH, % Washington ST., Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
.Boscp.a C. ESailcy's Estate.

STATE OF YERMONT,l IN Probate Court lplden nj
WASH yGrnN UsFRicr IS. Montpelier, The 5b day of
Oc 6ber A D. 1854:
JACOB $, IAHD, Administrator Of the Estie Of John
l.yndS; late Of Mdatcsex, in said District deceased
makes application to said Court for license TO sell the
whole &C The Real Estate 0f said deceased representing
thai said sale would b. beneficial 10 the heirs Il said de
cen Cd by reason Of their residing out of the Stale
NheteHpon, Ills orde led by said Court that said app
cann be referred TO the a7h day Of October A. d. 1854
at HE Probate Office in Montpelier for hearing and decis
ion thereon and it Is further ordered, that all persuns
application mil order ,hereon tfoe weeks successfully
IN the Green Mount in Freeman newspaper printed Mt
Montpelier befdre said lime Of hearing that they may ap
pear At said time and place. and IL they sec cause object
thereto. BY the Court
Attesi, 7. r. MERRILL, Register.
tue copy record.
~ Attest, 4. Il MERRILL, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
seasmess and Naval Officers

who svtved on shore III California IN ihr MeEEan War,
can now obtain BOUNTY LANh, hy applying in
person b, lrttei H.
HORATlO WOODMAN, 26 II. X. Exchange
.,,nuri susate-.w ha pays cash for the warrants.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
Cloths.

RoADCLoTHs and Doetkins, Grey Cloths, Froekiag,
ID &c.--over 5000 worlh. cheap, cheap.
Sept. u, 1854. LYMAN KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
ECO AGENT gVaaafea

I"travei ~ All part Ut Now Eng and. business li.h,
and geneei-pays from So 10 IS per day. including er
penses This Is rare chance Cali on or address WI n
ANOEKSON, il3 Washington street IN stairs ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
Beautiful Ribbons
Are 3 oss Coming I'D

Ea0oHS, MoONs.
.iOtla' Misses aud Infants Wooden ilords at
- ''cf. 1904 HAkKEkiS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12

NExico Alvarez is reported to have entered
the City lIyntla,. and was pushing forward
through the GueFrer, intending to march npon
the City Of Mexico,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12
RnCnIPTs Of THE FREEMAN.

A copisus showsr of salt water recently as
,onished Tie GOOD people of Salem, illinois.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12

A swarm of bees have taken possession of one
of the lions "a the entrance of Wynyard Park,
Durham, England, having formed their comb in
the body of the statue, and gained an entrance
hu a hnie In ihn ear
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12

NEW and beautiful Caipetines for the Fall TIade-wcol
IN ull qualities caton warp, hemp cotton, Bay state
ga Fetngs Stair Garpeling and stair lnon, Bockings
as. Oil Carpe,ngs Of all widths, just received and for
sale cheap, manuiacturer's account
Sept. l2, 1854 LYMAN Il KING,
Peoples Store, opposite Brick Church, Main street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12


TaE New YoaK CANALS = The receipts Of
tn, Now York canals, up to Sept |, EXHIBITS "a
decrease rs compared with the corresponding re-
cspis of 1858. Of about eleven per cent, and
the fieight receipts fihe Ceniral4saihoad which
is one oil The three r',ads connecting the lakes
with the hudson, exhibit an increase oi twenty
two per cent These facts give evidence for
compstinr power in the rallru DIS against which
the canals cannot long hold out
DREADFUL STEAMBOAT Disaster dis
patcl from Lousvi le, reports that the steamer
Malta, sank in the Ohio River at Paducah, on
ga urlay, Sept. 3oth, and one cabin and twenty
or thirty deck passengers are supposed 10 be
lost.
THE REcIPnocITY TREATY IN CANADA
. merchant of Boston just returned from a tour
through Canada says that he found the inhabl-
tants enthusias cally in favor Of the new Re-
cprocity Treaty, from which they anticipated
the best results.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12

BaLrrmoaE, Oct. q New Orleans papers
of Monday have been receiV d The deaths by
Yellow Fever at the harty Hospital for the
We k ending Sept 26,h, were le3, ami the
dseas, was increasing in private practice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-12

BOOTS. Shoes, CATERS and Rubbers, fer Ladies, Mis-
u Children, men aud boy s-large assor tment,
Sept. i2, 1854 LYMAN u KIM
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-10-14
SOUTH HERN
Conn IN erciaI College,


WRITING INSTITUTE.
FTNuE first term of this College will com =
i mence on MONDAY, Feb. Is, in the 49,
large and spacious room in CoOpers block, NS@.kStH
ou Cherry street. FIVE doors above Deaderick-
The course of instruction in this institution will embrace
bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
opnpI will receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified to discharge the duties of the accountant
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
forms adopted b. the best regulated houses the country
among oheIs which dspenses with the of the Jour-
nal greatly essening the 0i labor and liability to
err and another which renders the of the Cash book
and Journal superuOus aud enables the bookkeeper to
post personal accounts dav and his merchandise and
cash as often may suit his convenience
This latter form particularly designed for the use
Of retail establishments.
They will be taught a simple process by which the mer-
chant II times ascertain the amount of his loss
gain together with the quantity of goods hand without
Cesorug the tedious process of taking inventory
This institution will be permanent and has been esab-
ished 10 meet the already important and growing COM
merca interests Of the city OF Nashville and State OF Ten
HesSe and Is designed 10 place upon basis inferior
10 none in this country
The ipor ance to every business man, of knowledge
Of accounts be sufficiently obvious TO all rehecn
minds.
To the man Of wealth. it is important enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically and without pecuna:y loss
and the Lawyer often called upon, in the discharge OF
professional duties TO unravel the most intricate &C.
counts but to the young who depends upon his own
resources for livelihood, II is invaluable. lgives him
position which nothing else can.
he holds the post OF confidential clerk in his employers
service.
In connection with this establishment department for
the benefit of who wish take lessons in writing
w. where elegant hand writing will be impaired TO all
who place themselves under the of the preceptor
Pupils entering this institution not limited to any
number Of lessons but for specified price may continue
ny branch pursue until they perfected retaining
hs privilege Of reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
period free of charge.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-10-14
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE -
i FARM, situated in the county of Madison, 10 I'm;
east OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad the disa
from Spring Greek, and contains about 700 acres.
Said Farm has been long esteemed of the very
in the county, and is located in healthy section entirely
exempt from the visitation of Cholera. There $50
cleared land, and a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, cOnmodiOus GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
houses
The said Farm has most fertile and productive soil,
admirably adapted for the cultivation of Cotton and could
be made of the best soCkarms in West Tennessee,
being well watered with five failing Springs, and
beautiful creek.
Any person desrous of purchasing is invited to examine
the premises and learn of the subscriber other particulars
as to terms &c. THOS. B. FENNER.
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