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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-04

SOME HIN G.
NEW AND VALUA A BILE.
THE most powerful King the face Of the globe nov
rsigns supreme in the American Republic. Tbs power
of the crowned heads Of Europe sink into Dsgnihesnes
vhen COMPARED 10 that of our American King.
European Kings employ the power vested In them 20
the riches Of the rich and ordy and to reduce
&c xr.ater misery and degradation the poor and depen
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
mass to the lordy mansion and humble cabin ready xks
70 administer relief and offer health and hspppiness
te the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-04

TOR SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale his
l. valuable tract Of Land in Bedford county,. on Noaks
Fork of Duck River; Il miles North East of ShebyVle
from wartrace Depot and half mile from Fairfield on the
road leading from Shebyville TO McMnnvile. The tract
contains AS acres, all under good fence, 500 in high
state cultivation and 80 well in blue grass 1t COM
hines all the qualities of first class cotton stock farm,
heng abundantly watered and well adapted TO the growth
Of hemp corn cotton small grain, and sl kinds Of grass
II has upon commodious neat and comfortable frame
dwelling frame kitchen and smoke house and two large
and roony barns also fine apple and peach orchard
The neghborhood is Of the bestin Middle Tennessee
society moral and intelligent evneed in the creoton OF
fue Male Acad-r4y amply large to accommodate 200 pu-
pils The post office with semi weekly mail Duck River
Mail Academy IA very hourshing Schoe and two churches
are in half mile OF the above place. which will be sold up
ON reasonable terms the has concluded TO remove
20 Teras : MATT s FINCH.
onns-wtr Fairfield, Tenn.
A CARD.-IIr T. ". CONNER, Physio-Pathic, or
n Botanic Physician, having returned from recent
visit of business 20 California again offers his Medical Ser
vices to the Afflicted Public trusting the general sat'siac
ton he heretofore given will restore him his former
liberal with increased Patronage AZ ~.
Office the of Union and Summer streets RESI-
dence q Summer street between Broad and Churcn
feb7 '54-Sm,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-04

DENNSYLVANIA RAILKOAD.-INJLINL
i PLANES AVOIDED. Two Daily Lines from Pits
burgh to Philadelphia Running through by Express
TRAM Leaving Pittsburgh at $40 p. Min 1920 hours;
And BY morning Mail Tain Leaving Pittsburgh at A VI
Through in 80 hours and connecting with the Trains
from : Louis Missouri Alton, (;aena and Chicago I-
re haute Madison La Rayee and indianapolis Indiana:
Cincinnati Dayton, Springfield Belleionaine, Sandnskv
Toledo Cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE, Madison and
Wooster Ohio. Als0-connecug Pittsburgh with the
Steam Packet Boats from New Orleans St Louis, louis.
vile and Cincinnati Fare through al way by Rroad
To Philadelnha fTylm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
RECEIPTS OF THE FREEMAN.

AfU"' -A"y ivy W ~h"S - A'"P'
s. P. Brown, L. Bent, D. French, J. Hill j.
D. Buzzell, G. Perrin, j. Peck, j. IIersey, J.
Hobart, E. Weber, N. Orcutt, A. Thayer n.
Kingsbury, s. Gerry, P. $. Paine, j. s. Perham,
IL. 6. Weedcn. +. Tinkham, M. Bassett, G.
Crane, A. b. Child, L. Ticheout, S. Sheldon, r..
Durkee, S. F. Dutton, w. L. Burnham, W.
Wheeler, II. Powers, s. Bessy, I. E. Welman
Il. Bascom, S. A. Webber, L. Coburn, L. Ingram
L. Iazen, S. L. King. p. Leonard, 0. Gleason,
w. Dean, j. Davis, A. Davis, j. Williams JAS
Renfrew, II. Divol, l.. S. Kibbling, P. Mouton
j. Perkins, W. A. p. Blanchard, j. Somcrby,
W. W. Nary, G. II. Flagg, A. B. c. Davis, &.
IIaseltne, s. S. Slayton, A. Town, ID. Larned,
G. b. Benson, f. p Stone, W. Cummins, w.
Burr, w. L. Churchill, S. L.. Town, S. f. Ste
vens P. Perrin, n G. Page, j. Durham; $50
each.
w. Rogers, W. Kslsey, w. Mills, L. Putnam
r. Richardson, X. Williams N. Il, Green, GIN.
Ayers, J. Day, A. A. Nichols; $500 EACH
g. Renfrew, o. Tilotson, o. Averill, Mrs. P.
Robinson, o. NJ Braman, W. Weeden, F.
Hutchinson, N. Gushing, S. Bailey, B. Aldrich
IS. Kitchum, S. S. White; $500 each.
R. Heath, w. Whcatly, A. NJ. Kimball, A.
Stimson. W. b. Palmer, G. Huntley, NJ. Saw
yer, b. +. Davis, d. G. Joslin; Sl,0O each.
A. Seaver, l. F. Merrill, p. s. Sprague, s. M.
Green. j. G. Stimson rs cents each. sg
J. Wingate, A. L. Waterman, j. M. Dean,
} w. NJ. Pingry, N Bruce b. r. Cushman, D.
welman So cents EACH
A. Palmer 500, S. Bennett Is, W. Brown
4,50,. L. I. Harris l,25, A. j. Chase 2,7O, j
!, Fisher 900, j. Stafford rs, S. West 500, CIV
Wicker 400, I. Ellsworth 1915, N. Jones s, S4
A. Churchill 6,25, n G. Pierce25, I. Shaw 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
COuaaay Convention.

The freemen of the County of Washington without dis
JUNCTION OF party WHO are in favor of uniting for efficient po-
tca action for the defence Of Freedom and the Free States
against urn aggression and Northern treacheryfOr the
rescue Of the General Government from the control of the
slave powerand for the restoration and rehabilitation of the
Constitution and the Union their original purposes, es-
taps Justice, insure domestic tranquility provide for the
common defence, promote the general welfare and the
dressings OF Liberty to ourselves and p0serity
hereoy invited to meet in Convention ut Montpcier Sat
ur'ay the 9th of August to make nominations for County
officers.
James Green David Cole, E. S. Newcomb, l. l.. scribuer
~ NJ Arms, NJ Wright, , D. Lord J. Gould 81, j. Crosse
H. Waliing, Cecil Graves, b. Poland jr. local Rimngon
HAN Daniel Creen, W. Seaver, g. Stimson, L. Scrbner
D. H. Montgomery, Jesse Averil, Geo. W. Dillingham;, r
Behnap o. W. Prev, John Gregory. A. Thompson, Hemar
Carpenter, W. f. Wentworth, s. Gold, james Goul, A.
smith, james NJ Mills, Il. Perry, $. H. Joyce john T. Rood
Mm H. Smith, Orange Smith, Thomas Ayeril I. A. Hubbard
David T. Averi Il. p Walton VIM IL Loomis, II L. Briggs
Augustus iowes, Kys Jones, Geo ii. Graves, Ira Richard
son. n L. spaifr 0rson Skinner George Nichols, S. Chip
man. T. A. Miles, N. G. Joslyn, S l.. Adams, Hiram Jones
Charles Jones, Gideon Goodspeed Thomas Tmkham, Ma
thanl Shepherd AmOn Jon, Stephen Goodspeed, David
Phelps, Charles Pike, Pardon Bushnell, L. Nichols, Jac,
ocott, l. D. Sergeant, h. A. Wright John DamelsU, u.
smtleh Stephen Sterling, Huzze Gleason s. Upham, Ly
Elias D. Sherman, I. Sargent John v Dobear, H. Smith
JOSIAH Taylor H. Goodspecd Geo. b. Newconb H. Crrol
jhn d. Smith, joel Doty, ELAN LoOmis, Baxter Whitney
huus Pike, Lyman Hall, 1leman j. Clark, L. b. Fuller Ran
som Gilbert, H. Minott, Benjamin Barrett j. H. Stowe 10
relzo D. Cheney s. R. lluse, james Gregg John Gregg,
smith, Henry y Barnes Henry Boyce, A. Nichols Stephel
l.. Sergeant, and others.
The Undersigned members of the Free Democratic Count,
Committee OF Washington County, approve of the Unor
Convention to be held at Montpelier the 5h Of August
W nominate County Ofiic.rs. OBADIAH WOOD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
). S. DEMMoN, I Secro,o,;os
H. X. SLAYToN,

REsuRREcrloM-A lady in Michigan died
recently, AID the coffin and shroud were procur-
ed, and the body was prepared for nterm4nt.-
The arrangements for the funeral were complt-
ed, and rs the undertaken was placing the body
in the coffin, she revived, and now shows evid' Mt
symptoms of conva essence.
The Boston Atlas states tha the clothing bust
ness of Boston amounts $l2 or Sl5 900, 900 annu-
ally There are four houses which give employ
ment. directly or indirectly, to about five thou
sand persons, each scattered throughout the New
England States, in most of which they have
AGENCIES.
THE WORLDS FAIR OF ALI NATIONS, Among
the noticeable things on exhibition al the Crystal
Palace, we saw cont button of New Pills, from
the laboratory of Dr. ]. G.. AVER, the author Of
the widely known and valued CHERRY PEcToRAL.
As it is against the express regulations of the
Palace, to admit any quack medicines. this fact
shows that his remedies are not paced in that
category by the authorities Indeed, we have he
fore known that his Petoral was highly apprecia
ted bv scientific men and have seen lately that his
Pills are held in great estimation by those deeply
earned in the healing art True Reformer, Mass.
Mr. Burnap, well known agricultural writer,
says that the fences il. the United States cost
more than twenty times the specie that is III the
country.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
0lle Alarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. LnIr an.

~ j ID,
Al Market Z lttI ahut 60J lie-vrs ami 81 stores
Consisting al nrkrl tx~u cow anu caiye, yeu,I,cs
two and ths,t yeain Ids
fhlCLS- IsRgEI BEEr --ENtra g 20: ti,.I nu.l,tv
sa,Go e' lhaIil,, s7Da i,9j. lhIrd quuiry ~ 81
nnIDEs-S6,50 7,nJ percwt. Tallow, $3.50 900
PELrs-SO,T a 0 e. Calf skins, I5c peIIb
VEAL CALvEs-S5,00 800
WORKING oxEs.--s70, 70, &c, Il2, I62
Cows AND CALvEs-S2O, 46, e.
fE F,sGs-sOOt to 90, Two Years Old slsto35 Three
Years ODDS, $50 to e.
SHEEP AND l..sBs-3to6 at market. Extra, $3.50 to T.
By lot, $500 $50, AIS. ~ :"
SwiNE-Retail, 5 TO &C.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
VII be Published on the Isl Of august
THE CABIN EsOY'S STORY,

Semi Nautical R0mnnca or intense Interest by the Au-
thor of the Pirate Doctor, the " Lawyers Stoy,' tho
"Od Doctor," &c, &C.
THE success lheru mayed BY the author Of the above
L popular works sufficient guarantee the fivorw
which any productions coming from hi+ pen will b. reciv
ri by The public The cabin Boy Stoty is a
tic narrative. Illustrating the horrors Of The Slave Trade,
carried on in the Coast Of Africa The author has
served IN The navyanh the descriptions I'D characters
are p1lhteh from n"rSntl arqialnaL ce With IN m, The
Stoy is ul of exciting interest and adventure ae the crIe
hrated work OF tior, Robinson Cr.soe" ami has The
advantage over that plorlnns felton, inasnucn rs it Ia
founded facts Of tvory day occurrence TIN history of
The her"ine OF the stony Zneiks, the Ghc rs.ian slave
purchased ut t"hslahih pie, educated and married by
reckless, yet chivalric Sym,,rthe commander If the
Ahirn's, is plv the nuraliun ot tact painted from
the fe and all the characters portrayed hroug
cut the ,tory are wildly aud graphically drawn.
The publishers have already received nrde or H.,
whole If the edition IL was originally their intention to
publish consequently they have been Obliged largely
ihcrrase it ana they RESPECTFULLY request that all orders
may be sen in Immediately.
They confidently expcct That the work will create as
mrh Interest aSy work of fiction that has 1t late years
enanat- from the press, ns notwithstanding, since the
slavery in America, and con, have been humrr,us
have appeared lavHg relation to the system IF l
chasing slaves the African Coast written by one who
has Witnessed IN all lis hidpoS drrmty. The work is
wiIltrn in ciiste and pure language. and will be wei
CONE and instructive addition Ia the family library
The " * will form beautiful octave volume If 400
plgeS handsomely illnstrat with fine en.ravngs. aud
elegantly hound in cloth Price, Ia cloth dollar in
paper, IS cents, at ehlh copies viii b. by thu
publishers any part Of lie country free Of postage.
Or For sale wholesale and retail by the publishers
ELLSWORTH Il STREET,
No 70 jeekmin ) rect New York.
Aud by all the Booksellers Throughout the United States
md BiisI Provinces. 3m2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
MONTPELIER MARKET. Aug. l.

PhotisoSs &c.-Rutter, family, is to II; slure, 90
oo Cheese, Z tos Lard, 10 to 10 ralow, u I.2
t. ~ Dried Apple, 6tos. Eggs IA per doz Potstoes
50 to 10 per bush.
FLoUR.-Exra fine $1,000 10 O. 90 fancy 50 50 To 90
superfne, st, IS 90 :
GaAS ssp ifH.--uorn I,O,to 90 per bush Oats so
70 90 erlsgtass Seed, Sl,S7 Culver, l5tn Doc per h.
Hay 80, 10 to 900 p'rton.
MiscELL, NEoUs--Dry and Green Hard Wood 50 rs To
soo per cord. Shingles rs to LIS per NJ. Wool 80 to
4Oc per ID Nails 81 81 cwt salt 67 tn SOC per hush.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03

On. RIcHARDtoN's SHERRY WINE BIIrERs have been
sustained through more than one entire generation, and
win liner lily unknown To any other medicine and an
inst nee not known by The ppetors where they have
mol been ut benefit t. these using them for uf
paints as recommended. Is not the long continued, un
wavering support by the public of the Sherry Wine BIZ
tiers, sufficient evidence OF its superiority ove evey other
medc'che Offered for sale Ii Is manufactured precisely
tue same and The component parts the same rs The
were at It's first inotncin II contains no mineral sub
sladce whatever; and the public may BE- assured thai il Is
Tue +nme Richardson's Biiers which, throughout the New
England States lhr present Using generation hive heard
their fathers and mothers en- often speak in pr,isc Of
Fer sale, Whnlrsae and Retail, by Fred f.. smith and
u. u Tyler, MOnpeer, ann deae in medicine grrralY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
BOSTON MARKET. Jn,v q,


FLouR-itnessee, Michigan and Ohio supcftue, 81 so
fancy, o5J; extra Genesoe, $li 90 to II so.
GaAIS.--iorn, yellow, Soc, white 73c. Oats north.
efn. a7c Rye ,00c. Wheat, 50, 90 to o 90.
tRovisioss-Prn' Pork, Sl2 so pei bhl; Mess. lao
Cieaf, SH.M Boston Mess Beef, $1,000 a 1850. La
w u H. Hams, ga Zoe per ib Bmtur, Common ano
store, 70 lie: family, II oOc. Cheese new Milk 8 a
loc four meal, sac. Potatoes, s0,55 ne bush.
ors-fst sort 1885, 26 to SOC per h. '52 crop 90 90
sEEDS.-lierds Grass, $2,75 3:,s per bush. Glover
northern, 10 l-2 lac pei H.
AsHEs-Pearls, $3.50 SIS percwt; Pots, S5s7
WuoL-Prie Saxoby Fleece SO SIC Full Hood 80 a
AZ -fonrs Blood 50 90; half do. 10 AS common
and one. lou nth do. "a 81.
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6iF3gAgSA MRAmgmY.

v III 81 saSI AA GAEAW 3M IL
THE FALL TERM will commence On "Wednesday, Au.
l. gust Both, 1851,
o A. ALLlS. Principal,
Miss Z. A. WARHEN, Prtreptress and Teacher of
French. Drawing and Painting.
J. Ross, A. B., Teacher OF Latin and Greek.
CARLISLE GLEASON, Dart. Coll, Assistant Teacher.
Miss Anna &. smith. Teachers of Piano Music.
Competent Teachers in PenmansLip and Vocal Music
will be early emp, yed
Board per week 81 so to I,75.
Those wishing 10 pursue thorough and systematic
course If study in retired but pleasant count village,
and snrrnnnds by bisN ly intelligent and moral mmn
MY wa do We'll t. ,tcpr place in this Institution,
W Coach to carry asse myers runs daily to and from
south Roy altIn Dept
Apry /" the Prncipl CT to Hon. Wlliam iebard, D..
Marion ur J. W. smith, Executive Committee.
WM iiEBARD, President.
]. WYMAN, seC'y.
Chelsea, July l2h, 1851 3ltf
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y
AL Market, $50 Beef Catte, rs stores pars Working
Sa inc. ' ~
pRiCES-BEEr CATrLs-Exua, $3.50; first quality
sSoo second quality, ST. third quality
GOO. '' ~'''' W
WoaKIso 0xEs-Ss5, lis, t4s I4o
Cows AND CALyEs--S20, IS, n, 80, 50.
SwiNR-0 4c; Retail, S g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
Republican Co. Convention

All of the Freemcn in Orange County, who in of
the principles adopted at tn State Mass Convention holden
at Montpelier ON the 18th of this month, respectfully in
vitc to meet in Convention Chelsea Thursday the 81
day Of August next at 10 o'clock A. M nominate cand
dates for uny officers, be supported by the feemen Of
the County at the September election. Also such
other business as may be thought necessary when commenced
5. NJ. DlGELJW
JAMES \. GEORGE, County
JOHN WAITE,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
THE GREAT
RED DRAGON.
TIL MASTER KY TO POPERY
BY ANT ONY GAVIN,
Catholic Priest of saragossa, Se ain.
Book AGENTS Wanted.

VO sell The Work hch |. now ready and sam sses in
L detail and interest any other ork on The subject Of
Popery ever issued The terrible revelations which il
contain, WI! satte every Protestant with horror,
ing lr,m who paici,aim in the bloody deeds,
aud who has had the best p,urilnity posse se by
to uuv.ii the mysteries # ie Great Bah, Ion of Pc
perry. Finely illustrated. Add ess immediately,
SAMUEL. JONES, Publisher,
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CALIFORNIA STEAMERS
Carrying thc T.. s. Mails.


'"PoRTASr REDUCTION IN RATES OF FARE.
through Tickets, Including Trrhsit sf tn e
80, IstIImus.
of'tr "i The Postmaster Geneiat tlt Unir, states
~ ma Steamers viii heeafier he dts pate he d,ri ftou
excepting when those dates oeer IN sunday and then
day. ~
arrangements have now been completed so that the
regular u 5. Mail Steamer i'll leave Panama for Sa
s1ahcisco, Immediately arrival of the Atlantic mai
thus securing passengers by the mail line
the IsIhmns. ~
rasSengers are landed the Railroad Depot, Aspin.
w"n' FReE OF EXPENSE The Railroad being in opera
h' aa cars running to within II miles of Parma, six
n" m only are required for crossing the Ishmns.
"hS must be signed by one of the Company's Agents,
'ney VIII be recognized by the Agent at Panama,
ahd ilckes thus signed he obtained Of the only
ihe,ztd Agent for the Pacific Mail Steam Ship Company
In This City. G. L. BARTLETT Agent
, No IG Broad Street.
Boston. July o5th 1874 3ov
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03

loIowAys PILLS, certain Cure for arrangements Of the
Stomach and wels, Liver Complaints Loss of Appetite and
ili1usnss-lhese Pills have wonderful effect upon dis
organized system, immediately they taken by the Patient
they act so directly upon the human Frame that the dis
ordered or impure blood becomes changed Persons who
them for few weeks fail to be thoroughly cleansed
thy cause the appetite, however impaired become good
and those who affected with disagreeable offensive
breath canno do better than avail themselves of these nv
liable Pills.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
I-]ieo.

In Montpeer August 1 of supposed Cholera GEORGE p.
BLAKE of the firm Of Hubbard Blake, aged 80 years.
In Montpelier, July 2Sth Of inflammation of the bowels.
MARY the promising and everywhere beloved daughter OF
Anson Davis, aged about Is years.
In Berlin Jnly 26th Mr.. CoLEBY Of Montpelier, Of dis
eacc much resembling cholera, aged about 90 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
To Millers and Machinists.

The undersigned having been appointed agents for the sa
Of Davis Superior Stretched Leather Betting and Lace Leah
would to those who the article they are now fur
nshing at the lowest manufacturers prices To those who
have heretofore made their only ask of them trial
of the machinery stretched Betting and they will never use
any other Being made of good oakanned leather
ing been exposed To powerful stretching machine when
made and attached to the machinery they permanent
1t not deemed necessary to say word Of its quality in
comparison with others, Its wide reputation speaks for 1t.
TERMS CASH. All orders promptly and faithfully executed
" OLIVER X HELMER, Agents.
GALESA, Oct. %, 1858.
Mcssrs. G. L. Fisher Co.. Cleveland, Ohio :-Gentlemen
We have only three titles Of EmersOns Hair Restorative
hand sells very rapidly and gives great satisfaction
We sold the first bottle gentlemen aged Co. who called
fw days after and delighted with It, 1t only caused
his grow aesh but changed the old hair its org
nal lo This morning person called and purchased
second bottle he quite bald; end reoices
growth OF good strong and natural hair We longer hest
tate recommend it to customers being
HAIR RESroRATvEWe shall make large sales for you here
We think You had better send Immediately two gross
We should have ordered sooner, but did know
nearly out. Very respectfully, your obeden servants,
DODGE BhNTZ.
SMITH PIERCE, Agents Montpelier.
g. +, FISHER eco, propretors,
s. superior strett Cleveland, Ohio =
Retail Price S1,00 per Bottle.
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NOTICE

To Passengers Travelling West.
AM prepared sell through tickets TO Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Detroit, Monroe, Toledo, Cleveland, Chicago,
and to all Of the principal ports on AXE Michigan, either
by the Michigan Central or Michigan Southern Railroads.
NV. HOBART, Agent.
MoptpeIier, August ], 1854.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
g e a M ia AR SCH aD@En

uE full Term Of this Institution VIII commence
nifSday September 9TH, TO continue eleven weeks,
under the Instruction Of
REUBEN c. BENTON, in, A. B., Principal.
MISS RrbrKAI N. MfnRr.M, Assistants.
Miss SARAH G. DOucHEHTY, s''s'
Miss ABBiE NJ. MERRi,A, Teacher of Music.
In anhpnhciug braid of Teachers for the next
yrur The Trustees assured that neither ability
hdtii'y n the part of the INSTRUCTOR will be wanting t.,
make The school Of the very finest order.
lhty would call particular attention to the fact, that
MISS MERRIAM, in addition to being IN xvery respect
nhshed scholar and an experienced eachet has for
time past been connected with excellent French school,
whffe, by the daily If the puresl Freaeh she has be
come teiare 10 teach that language in manner that
cahnnt be surpassed in this section Of the conrtly.
III facility Of access. beauty of surrounding scenery,
chcnpness Of living and freedom from adverse influences,
'he nctnn OF the School is believed or superior In
dnct mcms "
Ituies on subject Of pract cal interest 81 the School
WIN be given by the Pnca and others, We, KY during
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
MILLS FOR SALE!

MILLS FOR SAFE!
THE subscriber would like TO sell his GRIST AND SAW
i MILL, IN WaiSfeld The Grit Mill was butt new
)exc PIT The France in 1919, with four of Stones and
gond of custom Its earnings since IL was built each
year will be sboa any one wishing pa rtlase. The
SAW Mill IS near tho Grist Mil, and welt saPpird with
custom ues. The property will b. said for asonahe
price, aud the time of payment made so that the
earnings Of the Mills VIII my the purchase money! by
having sufficient sum paid 'wn to ensure the balance
nurnaiiun III the ucaUn aud rundtion ,f The Mills
may tie had by tnqnrng al Joshua living, Esq Of Earre
or John ! yier of Lebanon, n. II.
RODERlCK RICHARDSON
Waitsied, July 5, 1854. 29w6s
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copaanerslp heretofore existing under the hrm I"
L X iih & Barker Is this day, by mutual consent, ds
so,vrd FRANCIS q. KEIl II.
| July 81 1854 JOHN 3. BARKER.
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DIR. G. II. KlLB0URNE,
Late R. 4 G II. Kiboume,l
DENTIST

:
over Burbank's Store, Main St, Montpelier
(OFFicE E'tAsLi,HEp - 1872
nR. X. invites ait uinu his improved GrM TEETH
~ (orein ated ard nude by him excsively) which, In
oin of strength natural shape and appearance in lhe
mouth superior any used in this Stateso conceded
by persons for whom he is continually inserting
them. Specimens seen nj his Cfice.
In FILLING TEETH, ne practises the method
taught in the MedcO Dental Colleges by the best Dentists
in the Union and will maintain thu high reputation justly
accorded him, OF being unequaied in this State.
P. s. Having all the resources in his Laboratory com.
plete with an Assistant constantly Manufacturing, he VIII
teach Dentists in this State the art af making beautiful
Gum Tip Teeth Continuous Gum, &C., such as he Is u.s.
ing, at a reasonable price.