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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
In EquitV---SumJer District.


Icllia Ii. Br"ugh,ou. G
Margaret l.. Ernushtun,
by their ucNE friend
james K. Brock,
Epsy T. HrDIHh,on.
IL pursuance OF an orlcr in the above stated
raSc. vii! u!ter al public sale, ON The fire.
Monday III November neNt, ni Sumter Court
Iluu>. i'.at plantation or tract of luni csli.na
ted "c,utaln abuul six thousand acres, lying
in tlai,i:.:"u comfy Sumter bia'Iict, al or
near Fulton Post Office, h,unyjny tn The cs
tate ul the lat" Edward liIol.hon Ir., de-
ceased an! upon which he resided AT il.r lime
OF his death. Not To be sold ir less than scv-
rn thousand. seven hull,!rcu a!ul iiiy dollars.
Upon the premises is a Gri>t Mil, aIil "a Saw
Mill which is not III ruunin. orcr.-ihc
lands lie upon The Walrrcc Swamp. containing
both low an! high lands and affords nn-
surpassed range for Stock oi all kinds-.hc
Whole constituting one OF III: most valuable
Plantations ever offered for sale in this DIS
trict.
Terms. .fourth part cf ih. purchase
money 10 be paid in cash; li,., eo'ancr payable
III ONE, two an! three years with interest from
the iay nf safe, the purchaser :" giv, bond and
PERSONAL SrC,riiy, am, n mortgage nt the :l,!
ior the credit portion III the SAID purchase mo
ncy.
w. +. IiAYNSWOHTH,
C.m'r, in El',y. ). d.
n,, T.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
}-)le0.

In St. Johusbury, the "a inst, ALBRar sronY son of
Jas. and Luceiia Williams, aged years and months
Green Mountain Herald please insert the above.
At his home in ST. Juhnsbury Friday, the 2lst of
july of Consumption, Deacon EBEXEzER SEvERexcE aged
Ga years.
deacon SByEREyCE was for many years active member
and beacon of the Congregational Church in Kirby from
which he withdrew, to assist in organizing the church in St.
Johnsbury East, Of which he became senior Deacon.
The of the church aud of the of were near
his heart to advance which, he ready, almost be-
yond his ability, to sacrifice tine and money Ills piety
of kind which deghc, much in show, Jas in doing:
whose heart was always right, and whose Judgment
was seldom amiss.
lie delighted, especial. in the ordnanc Of Grace If
possbe his place in the house Of God occupied by him
the Sabbath and the devotional well the business
meetings of the church, found in him supporter
His oye Of the Sanctuary great that, only three
Sibbaths before that which his funeral celebrated he
went more than three miles IT, the house of God almost
literally borne tthtr by his children making, perhaps
sacrifice Of many days Of his life that he might enjoy one
Of Communion with the people of God on earth
His modesy such that he would have forbidden this
small tribute TO his memory
In recording his transit from Earth to Heaven as trust
feel like crying with psanist "Hcp Lord for the
godly man ceaseth for the faithful fail from among the
children Of man." Con-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
WI be Published on The LIST Of August
THE CABIN BOYS STORY,

Semi Nautical Romance or intense Interest by the An.
thar Of tle " Pirate Dncto" the LAWYERS Stow the
Old Ductor )" &c, &c.
THE hitherto chi yel By the author of the obcvc
ppUlar works - sufficient guaran the avorw ith
Whch any P'"iuclun coming from hi, pen will b. rcciv
ed by Tie public. " The Cabin Boys Story" is a roman.
tic narm'ivr, Illustrating the horrors Of the Slave Trade
hs carried IN in the Coast of Africa The author has
served III the navyand the descriptions Id characters
are painted from rrs"naI acqlaina with til IN. The
stony is nll of exciting interest aud adventure H. the cpe
hrnied work OF Deoe, Robinson Crusoe,' ami has the
advantage over that glorious felton, nasmnch as it Is
founded nn facts of cvnry day Tn history of
The heoine Of the So'y. Zueika, the Ccpssln Slave
purchased vt Consan IN pie educated and married by Il
reckless, yet chvtric Seymnr--the commander of the
tbaros is simply the narration oi fact painted from
lie NE ana all The numerous characters portrayed throug
,nt the story vvdly and graphically drawn.
The publishers have already received orde Tor the
whulr of the cdtion u originally their intention tn
pblish consequently. they have been Obliged lrgay to
increase ana they Respectfully request that all ort
may be SEN in immediately
They confde ny expect That the work will create as
much interest any work of fiction that has Of late
eliminated from the press notwithstanding, since the
publication of " Une Toms Cabin" works relating 10
slnvet, in America, and coN, have been numerous
have appeared having reation tn the system If pr
chasing slaves the African Coast, written by who
has witnessed il all its hdros dermity he work j.
written IN chase aud pure language. aud will be wei
come and instructive addition Ia the family library.
] he " TX will form beautiful octave volume If 400
pages, handsomely illustrated with fine engravings,
elegantly bound in cloth. Price, in cloth, dollar ia
paprr rs cents, ii which rate copies VIII be sent by thu
publishers 20 any pat OF the country fee Of ostge.
6J- For sale wholesale and retail by the publishes,
ELLSNUR1H & STREET
No. b Beckman rect New York,
And by all the Booksellers Throughout the United State
and British Provinces. 3lm2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10

CAMlnInGE MARkET, Aug. 2.


Al Mark VIZ q I'LL aiat Sei ,-v, atd 81 Stres,
consiT'h ut AuIkui txrL AN, eav.' .rar'ings,
twu ~. tHnt ttal. ,lds
rkiCt.s-MARkEl Bskr-Estra, IS 50 drsi quality
500 ''e"nd qualify, 500 75l, Third quality $3.50
otainary, 500 5,7J
HiDEs-Sd5 SO II 7nU percwt Tultnw, $3.50 900.
PELrs-s0,J7 n o 81. Calf skins, l5c psilb
VEAL CALvEs-S5,00 100
NoRKtNG oxES.-s62, 70. sc, liz, lS6.
Cows AND CALvEs-S2l, 46, c.
YE miscs-sOO To o. fwo Years Old Sl6to %. Three
Years ODDS, $50 to 50.
SHEEP t.AMBs-45i9 AT market. Extra, SIS to 1000
BY lot, Sl,75 $50, 4,5O.
swtsE- Retail, 5lo Qc. 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10

On RicHARDroN's SHERRY WINE Buffers have been
sustained through than one entire generatio mud
with lihrr iiy unknown To any uher medicin and m
inst is na k,'',sn by the prpetas, where they
NJ" en- Of benetit tiesr using them for the of com
piainls AS rrcom nleniri. Is the long continued I'm
wayer ng support, by the public Of the Sherry Wine BIZ
tr-. sufficient evidence Of its superiority evry Other
mrdccne offered fH sale 1t is manufactured pre-, iscy
tue and The component pars are the san- rs i
AT us first intr,hnc ion II Contains M unrr, sub
>ace whatever and The public may he assured thai is
the Ricurds ms Iicrs which, thronghou' the New
England States, The present Using generation have h, ard
their fathers and mothers so often speak in praise Of
FL sale. Wholesale aud Retail, by Fred Smith and
H. o. Tyler, MontIeie and deaIe in medicine generally
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
GmSAABA AgADRHY4

rruE FAt.l. TER NJ Wni commence on "Wednesday, An
| gus, 30tli, 1874.
u a. ALI.I-. Principal,
Miss E. A. " ARaE Pr-tptrcss and Teacher Of
French hrnwigg ard Painting.
J. Ros>, A. q TeactSr oil l.at,n and Greek
CAHLisLE GLEASON, Dart Coll, Assistant Teacher.
M is A. Anna n B. sno Teachers of Piano Music
Comprtn ut reachtls in Penmanship and Vocal Music
will he early employed.
Bn,rd per week 81, 30 10 10
Those wishing 10 pursue II thorough and systematic
Vt study in retired but pheasant count village.
and surrounded by high Intelligent aud moral cunlnu
niiy, will do well In Secpr' place in this tuition
ST Coach To carry pasc myers runs daily to and from
South Royaltun Depot.
Apply tothe Princpd, cr Ia Hon. Wilinn llebard, D.
Marion Or J. w. Smith, Executive Committee.
WM. HEFARD, President
J. WyM,x, spc'y.
Chelsea July 18th, 1851 3lu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
Western Vermont Railroad.
ALBANY, NEW YORK, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
CHICAGO AND THE WEST.
CARS LEAVE BURLINGTON.

MAIL.
IO.45, a. M, arrive at Rutland LILO, NJ, at Troy
430 NJ, New York. $50, Pm Express Train
leaves Troy for Buffalo 500 Pm.
EXPRESS,
D. y. m, arrive at Rutland $40 M Troy l1.3O P.
l., l,ige Leave for New York 80 A. NJ, and fer
Hnffae6 800 A. NJ.
Through Tickets, South aud West can be procured at
Rutland and Burlington Railroad "thce, or Of :. THey,
No. 1 Whceiers Uiock, door east Of American Hotel
W. $. EDDY, Superintendent
Dali nd I,t,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10

Caledonis County Convention.

All who opposed to Slavery Extension and the violation
Of the Missouri Compromise in the passage by Congress Of
the Kansas and Nebraska Bill and to the present pro-svery
Administration of National Government, are invited to
meet in Convention, at Danvi, Thursday, the 10Th day
Of August next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ nominate ticket for
County Officers to be supported Ivy the Freemen Of Caledonia
County ut the ensuing annual election.
July II, 1854.
The above call is signed by hundred individuals
belonging to all parties and the universal approval
I'LL the opponents to the present despotc Administration
whose organ in this County declines giving it insertion
and in order to secure general notice. ask the Freeman
to give it place, for the sake of FREE DEMOCRACY.
The foregoing call and remarks us from men whose
word and principles very safely cilose.
EptIn nv Epa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
BOSTON MARKET, Aug. 2.


FLoUR-Genessee, Michigan and Ohio sUperhne, ST. so
fancy $3.50; extra Genesee, $40, so to l,25
GRus--tiorn, yellow, S]c white, 73c. Oats, north
ern soc. Rye, ,00c. Wheat, 81, 90 IL 900.
PRovisIoNs -Prilp1Pork, $la 50 pei bbl Mess 40
Clear, $l7W'. Boston Mess Beet, $1,000 1850. Lac
10 H. Hams, 8 a Zoe per Id Butter common ann
store 2a lie: family II Il 2Oc. Cheese new MILK, a
lOc; fur meal, 6. Potatoes. S055 90 per BUSH
loP-First SORT 1885, % To 30c per H. '52 crop 90 &c
sEEDs.-iierds Grass S2,75 3,:.a pei bush. Glover
northern, IL l.2 lac per Rib.
AsHEs.-PcurIs, $500 SIS percwt; Pots, s5S7
sWooL--Prme Saxnhy Fleece SO Soc Full Blood, 80
40 threefonHhs Blood 50 Oo half do. 10 49,
and one rth do "a a 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
Tmg Pg@pAE's AeADgmY i.

THE FALL TERN of this Institution will commence
Thursday, Sept nh 1854, nnder The instruction of
CHARLES n. HEATH, A. D, Principal
Miss ELLEN FULLER, Prceptnss aud Teacher Of
French.
Miss LAuR. A. Bosrw,cK, Teacher of Music.
Together with full board Of competent Teachers.
Tuon at reasonable terms. Beard fiom 81 so to 81 rs
per week, including focns waning ana fue students
nom abrnld can ppuy personally. ~ by litter, to Joseph
Sonerby ur John Miles. Rooms furnished Tor those wish
ing to b. AID themselves on reasonable Terms. Fur further
CALVIN BURNETT, Sec etary.
Morrisvie. August l. 1854. 33w3f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
Republican THass Meeting
OF tbs
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT

Republican Mass Meeting Of all opposed the repeal of
the Missouri Compromise and the programme the present
Administration for the propagation of slavery will be held
lite River Junction, the 23d day of August, inst,
o'clock, T. NJ, to nominate and present the reeme of
said District suitable person candidate for Con-
Eress to b. by them .hl annrnachinr r.cti III
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
moNTrE,t. - .arApurr A.

MONTrE11EA ARKET, Aug. 8.
PRo,,sioss, &C. 1atly, Is lul7 store, 90
t" 10, Dried Appiessz Eggs "A per doz. Potatoes,
81 to 10 per hush.
FhouR-Exra fine, $1,000 10 900 fancy, $50 to 600;
supe,fne, S6,25 too 90
GR.tS.Np iiAY.-torn, 90 to 90 per hush. Oats so
to 80 lerdsgass Seed, $2S7 CIover Is 10 Doc pei h.
Hay, sJ,]o to 100 prrton.
MiscELL NEoUs--Dry and Green Hard Wood, 50 25 To
oo per cord. Shingles 81 25 10 Is per NJ Wool 80 /"
ave per h. Mails, $40 cwt. salt GO To Soc per hush
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10

=, nfNiUHION NIAIt Ell, = ug' ..
At Market 100 BeefCaitle rs stores, pairs Workn
xcn lib Cows and Calves, 1870 Sheep and lambs, 200
So ine.
PRiCEs-BEEr CA1rn. --Exna, 5000; first inulit,
So oO second quality $780, third quality, $40 so
SHEEP AND LAMns-sl,75 lS7, 201 Exlia, $500 10
600.
WORKING OxES-S52, lis, t4S I7e
Cows AND CALvEs--S2l, 25, 81, 30, ST.
SwINE-0 a &c; Retail. a q.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
NEW MIISIC ROCK.

&c NHE CYTARA, 'cuntaning Psalm aud fiymnfunes Of
i every variety and metre, together with Anthems,
Chants Set Pieces and IN OratUrio, by l. WoopnuRY
author Of that highly popular work, The Dnicimer.
of which upwards Of
have teen sold. Ths above work Ia now ready, and
vastly exceeds the Ducmer in quantity, IL not quality Of
its music, with interudes attached to most Of the unes,
II peculiarly not IL he fund in an, similar work.
Copies Of " The Cy haa" for examination will be sent
to Teachers exclusively, pest pnld receipt OF SIXTY
CE MIS- by addressing T. J. HUNTINGDON.
% Park Row, NY,
Far sale also by Booksellers generally
~.+Mr W., IL al leisure to attend the calls Of hi
numerous friends for conventions Address ms above
2Dw4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
New Convention.

The Friends % Freedom in Orange County are requested
to meet in Convention at Chelsea the 9th Of August inst
t. nominate ticket far County officers for the approaching
campagn full attendance of the ti-Syery electors
the County is rpuurstcd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
F. d A V | s,
MANuFAcTchER OF
WINDSOR e. FANCY SOAPS

MANUFACTCHEH
WINDSOR E. FANCY SOAPS,
No, 80 Main Street, Cambridge port, Mass,
As for sale great variety, consisting in part Of Old
III Brown and White Windsor Soap saponaceons Den
thrice Rose aud Amund Shavir Creams Ambrient,
Kesan, Military Chronicle, and Horny Shaving Soaps
FOR TIE TOILET,
Honey Soaps; Rose, Cosmetic, Floating, Amhrosal,
Orange Flower. Palm, Musk, oxygenHtcd, and TranSpa
rent Soaps.
These Soups are unsurpassed by foreign or domestic
manufacture,
y. nd tment from the Manufaciury for sale at NJ
A. LEWIS & cos, Importers of Cutlery and Fancy
ca, ds No. 81 Washington ST.. DANA, FARRAR IL
HYDE Wholesale Gtocefs. Broad corner of Battery
march ST., aud CALLENnER, ROGERS n HILTON
Importers and Johbers Of Hard Ware, Cutlery, Guns &c
No. "A Pearl st., Boston, Mass
mil 10 1854 l7m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
The Farmers S,Bug,.

The st OK II ders Of the Farmers Club ar. requested to
meet 1T the Court House in Montpelier, Wednesday, the
l8h day Of August at O'clock, p NJ to transact such
business as may come before their meeting
CHARLES LYMAN President.
MontOIcr II 1871
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10

THE subscriber would like 10 sell his GRiSr AND SAW
] MILL, IN Waiisftld. The Grit Mill was huit nav
xcep the France in i6i0 with four run OF ftones and
good run Of custom Its earnings since 1t was but each
will BIZ shown any onr, wishing 10 purchase The
saw Mill is near the tirist hi, and well supplied with
custom logs The property will be sold Tor reasonable
pice and the time Of payment made eas' 50 that the
earnings Of the Mills will ay the purchase M ncy by
having sufficient paid down to ensure thu bal nee
Information the cation and condition ,f the Mills
may had by rnquring ii Joshua living, Esq If Eurfe
or John 7 yluf of Lebanon, N II.
RUDERICK RICHARDSON,
WaitsfeiI July 5, 1854. 2qRgs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
EDITOR OF FREEMAN.

oLLowAys PILLS, certain Cure for arrangements of the
Stomach and Bowels, Liver Complaints Lss of Appetite
Diousn2ss-fhese Pills have wonderful effect upon dis
organized SYSTEM Immediately they taken by the Patient
they act so directly the human fran that the dis
ordered or impure blood becomes changed Persons who use
them for few weeks fail be thoroughly cleanse
thy cause the Appetite however impaired become good
and those who are affected with disagreeable offensive
breath cannot do better than avail themselves of these nval
liable Pills.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
To Millers and Machinis.s

The undersigned having been appointed agents for the
of Davis Superior Stretched Leather Betting and Lace Leah
would say to those who the article they fur
nhug at the lowest manufacturers prices To who
have heretofore made their only ask Of them trial
Of the machinery stretched Betting and they will use
any other. Being made Of good oak tanned leather and hay
ing been exposed to powerful stretching machine when
made and attached to the machinery they permanent
1t is not deemed necessary to say word Of Its quality in
comparison with Others its wide reputation speaks for it,
TERMS CASH. All orders promptly and faithfully executed
OLIVER HELMER, Agents.
GALESA, Oct. 30 1858.
Messrs. c. f. Fisher Co., Cleveland, Ohio :-Gentlemen
We have only three bottles Of Emers0ns lair Restorative
nhand sells very rapidly and gives great satisfaction
We sold the first bottle to gentlemen aged 3d. who called
few days after and delighted with It, II noe only caused
his hair to arcsh but changed the old hair to its orei-
nal color This morning person called us and purchased
second bottle he was quite ball; end now reoces in new
growth Of good strong and natural hair We hest
tate to recommend to being an ACTUAL
HAIR REsroRArivE-We shall make large sales for you here
We think you had better send Immediately gross
We should have ordered sooner but did not know we were
nearly out. Very respectfully, your obedent servants,
DODGE BENTZ
SMITH PIERCE, Agents Montpelier
| q. H. FISHER Il CO., Proprietors,
| s, Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Retail Price S1,09 per Bottle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
EsI&A0EVJTAON,

rilE cnpaatnrrSip heretofore existing mdder the firm of
X ilh Barker is tins day, nv mutual consent. DIS
solved FRANCIS q KEITH,
July 81, 1854. JOHN ). BARKER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
N ab'g'NaJEl

To Passengers travelling West.
| AN prepared to sell ihough tickets to Niagara Falls,
l Buffalo, Dttft Muur,c, Toledo Cleveland, Chicago
and 10 all Of til, principal pnftS I'm AXE Mcl gan, either
by the Michigan tenIra OF Michigan Southern Railroads
ms may best suit Passengers.
J.W. HOBART, Agent.
Monip liur, August l. 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
Embroidery Goods.
PAINTS. OILS. &c.

DURE Dry and Ground White Lead and Enc, While
L Zinc in varnish, Florence White, Fire Proof Paint
u. NJ and Pr,sslan Blue, Chrome and French Yellow,
English Chinese and American Vermiion, Chrome and
Paris Green Boiled aud Raw OIL Tarpfntne and Varnis
and many uihrr articles in this line which WIZ DC SOFA
very low tor cash, by sColi fiELi'
AIaA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10

STATE OF VERMONT, AT a Probate Court, holden at
L.MoLLr D,srRIcr, IS. the rrobate Once, IN john
SON. vii hin and for said District the 18th day Of july
A. ID. le54 tt - -
Present, the HoS @. A. BARBER, JupeE;
Instrument, purponng be the last win and Tesla
n Of Ebenezar raylnr late 81 oico, salu o'sc'
heinz presented 10 the Cour here by Harvey ay-
or one othe Executors therein pamed for Probate; isc
defed by said Court that all persons concerned therein De
mo- flied IL appoar ut session Of said Court TO he holden
nj Ile Probate Ofce 10 Johnson the 18th day oi Au
ust 1854 aud shew II any they have against he
Probate If said wins for which purpose rs iurine ur
cred thai copy Of record Of this order be published
three weeks successivey in the Green Mountain FREEMAN
printed at sonpee pevous 10 said time appointed Tor
| hearing. true copy OF record, ,,yr p,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
RmYAATNY AgABgmY. .

THE all Tenn WIN commence "Wednesday, September
l. 9th, leai.
TEACHERS.
FIWAru r. sruaE, b, lriiri nj
IL VIZ ! Iirm,sc A b., f,a' Lei u Mathematics
and Natural ,fencr
Miss isabella iiupLsur, precept,ess,
Miss FaASclsJ PonrEH, Assistant
CHARLES Gonr,LiE, Teacher If French.
CIV. WuprR. Teacher of instrumental Music.
THOMAS Il. ArwooD Teacher Vocal Mnsc.
Miss Lucr HuTcHissos Teacher of Drawing and
ST.. LYMAN. Teacher # Pcnlnanshlp.
Royalt0n VT. August. 1904. 35w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
LAMOILLE COUNTY
GRA M I "A liz s 6 III o O L 3
AT uOHNs0N.

TIME Fall Term Of this Institution viii commence on
L Thursday, September Eth, 10 continue eleven weeks
under The instruction al
REUBEN q. BENTON, JR,gis h.. Principal.
Miss kEsEKAH NJ MFRNsM, Assis,,,,s
Miss Sarah &. DOUGHERTy,
Miss ABBIE NJ. MERRiAM, Teacher az Music.
In announcing u new card Of Teachers for the next
year the Trustees are assured that neiiher ability
hdrli,y vu the mart of the Instructor, iii be wanting, to
make The rchno If the very finest order.
Th,y would call particular attention To the fact, that
Miss MERRIAM, in addition 10 being in every respect
finished scholar aud au experienced tearher has for
time past been connected with M excellent French school,
where by the daily f the purest Fteach she has he
come rcpare TO teach that language in manner that
cann be surpaS sed in this section"f The county.
In facility of beauty of surrounding scenery
chpapness nf living, and FREE dom from adverse niJancrs
The C tnn If The schuo is believed 10 o,r superior In
due mclts
Lectures on subject + rract cn Interest tn the schoo
will be gwen by The Principal aud "hrrs weekly during
fine r. r,u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
RAlRR AMAngMYA

THE FALL TERM will begin On Thursday, August 3st,
L 1854 Board S2,DD per work .
Harre. Anrnst & 1854. 33Ml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
SINGERS SEWI.G N MOTIVES,

yVRI n are The .nly Sewing Machines # any utility
w which he used without iasihl IA Slar LIABLE
fur an infringement II pslentii phi eses, are
still std OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
AsarasOlS.

ParaSOIS.
A GOOD assortmentai .v.
n june 1854. KEITH & BANKERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-14

METROPOLITAN HALL.

ON WEDNEsDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS. SEP. 18Th. 18th and 18th,
KUNKELfS
OPERA TROUPE,
VIII produces that nost successfuI Dfsmssic
Skesch Of tbs day known a.
THE kEbUfF TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN
Dispavine The true dision of the $50
SLAVE OF VIRGINIA
Contrasted nj. the Miser;ss of an
UNEXPLAINED FUGITIVE IN NEW yORKt
And stsn forciblv eomparips by Tonsv
IN TNI'UTORED AFRTC4N
The superiority of til Ssrvtude In thi. ra.nt,v
In Int-lIect, Religion and Ane cion, oyar
their fellow creatures, In far the
largest part of Africa.
This celebrated
HOME DRAMA,
lnefrassblv refuted BY its
TRUTHFULNESS AND FORCE
The infamous lies Of one too base to mention who
raked the Sewers and Pools of the
South to cause
HOME BROILS AND QUARRELSt
Has been received snd approved Of BY msnv of tbs
most distinguished men of the United Ststes
creating and purifynga
FAIR AND HONEST PUBLIC OPINION
regard to an Institution sandered too often br In
tolerant Ignorance debaeing STUPIDITY
II will be produeed
THREE EVENINGS ONLY.
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