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Hats! Hats. nats!.

have greater variety and Z
4 fner,asseFtment of Hats than ever 80
before offered by them, which they are de-
termined to sell low. Call and sde.
April l3. TIC. GOODRICH & co.
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P. II. BUCHANAN. M. D.

WylLL continue TO devote his ex-
w elusive attention to the practice ; ~
of Medicine in its various branches. lie LkO
hopes by close attention 10 his Profession 10
merit a continuance Of the patronage Of his
friends Office dt his fathers late Iesilencd.
r April G. l654+l2m.
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AAsT SA,ANN

For Rent =
During the year S54, the lower
room, with cellar, of the Observer
building. For terms, etc, apply at
this office,
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NaDH~aGcRus

TN obedience to a decree of the Cir -.
/ cult Court OF Lincoln county, Ten -
nessee, pronounced at ITS Nov. torn, -
1853, | will offer for sale TO the highest bidder,
on the premises, on the 24th of June next, on
a credit of one, two and three years, tract Of
Land in Lincoln county, six miles from Fay
etteyille, on the turnpike road leading from
Fayetteville to I.ynchburg, belonging to the
heirs Of John J. Whitaker. deceased, contain
ing about three hundred and Ave Acres
bv survey Bond and sufficient security wbll
be required Of the purchaser for the pay mdnt
Of the purchase money, aud lien win be Ne
tanned upon the land until tho purchase none 3
Is paid JAMES Il. ClllH.COAT, C}eyk.
April 15, 1s5l--lm.
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MARRlAnEs,
>ONNDT
| MARRIED.,

In Nashville, on the 18th inst, by Rev. II.
Tanning, DIR. j. II. LIoHTrooT, of Marion
county, Ala, TO Miss BETTE, daughter Of Col.
Richard White, late of this place.
In this county, Mr.. THOMAS WHITAKER and
Mrs MARTHA SHoFNER.
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Withdrawal

Withdrawal
Owing TO i'll health Mf, CT,
Reo,e,s withdrew from the house of
Buchanan. Beavers & Russell, several
davs since. and the firm is hereafter
to be known as Buchanan y knsseli.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27
GUNS, GlJNsu

ISINGLE and Double Bar SsEfEsSsssss,;;;
- rel Shot Guns, Rifles ks5S<S
and Pistols. for sale by -
April IL. T. C. GOODRICH & co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

or Northumberland be hanled intothe
Office by Taes2Ry liomng, to insure an appear
ancs in the following Paper
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27
HI Pnins,

The wildnd IS of the wilderness, has been
made to smile i'm peace and plenty, bepeath the
hand Of civili1 alton. Lol Chronic Rheumatic
Pains, Neuralla, Gptt, deep seated pains and
soreness, loss of muscular power, has been
made to cry ALOUD 'ilud' murder" etc, be-
ua.,h tn. m .rira1 iptInaucas Of the
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27
Chinese Rheumatic AmtidOre!

This Is warranted 10 be the greatest remedy
in the world for the external treatment of man.
Where it is applied pain dare hot exist. Loss
of muscular aud nervous feeling in any por-
ton ofythe body or extremitirs, il perfectly
restored, by the use of this "Antid9te." Re
colieCt this il no
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

We nov have an excellent. sup
pivot aparraafs a nd other blanks,
just printed, in a superior style, on
good paper, for 50 lie at the usual
rates.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27
| Money Received

OF Caloin POneroy, of Rogers
vile, Ala, So, on subscription.
All right,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27
Thc Boon ofHcnItll.

"T4 all that breathe the air Of Heaven,
Sol be born of strength has Nature given,
10 man she gave in that proud hour;
Thu boon Of Intellectual power.
Fhfn what, oh woman, what for thee
WaE left in Natures Treasury?
Sid gave thee Beauty ightier far
Tbs IN all the pomp and splendor Of war"
Meb, Women, Beauty and Power,
DrdoP, wither decay every hour.
FROM Rheumatic Pains, Neuralgia and GoCt,
The system is hard to clean out.
Yeti IN the external Treatment Of man,
THO Antdote effects more than any other can
1t iIres deep seated soreness and writhing pains
In chronic Rheumatism it Supremacy reigns.
Wherever applied to diseased muscles.
All morbid action immediately husses.
A fixture, a superior. or a fTown.
Is MOT known by medicine of such renown,
THO world at large, who have used remedies so
remote,
AreI invited to try the Chinese Rheumatic
~
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PERFUMERY AND SOAPS.

THEIR assortment of Perfume 1
ny and Soaps embraces greater va :
riety than heretofore offered.bv them.
April ID. +. C. GOODRICH & co
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27
rheumatism can be Cured.

BY the powers, this is your medicine, and
YOU must have it. You who have been aihict-
cd with severe Rheumatic Pains for MANY
long and weary wears, use this great External
Remedy for man, and yoa will be curcd-
What is three dollars compared with easo and
freedom from all pain9 Who is it that breathes
under the canopy of heaven that would refuse
tq give the sum of Three Dollars 10 DO cured
81 III
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CtT Advertisements are inserted iR the or
den in W hich they are handed in.
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b. |. RUSSELL.
WIN. BUCHANAN.
BUCHANAN & RUSSELL,

lHAVING as ociated themselves in the
Il Il Mercantile business, vii at all times be
pleased to SEQ their friends and ell persons
wishing to buy S4ods. They are now receiv-
ing from tho r. stern Cities large and we'll
selected stock of new and lilsiiOna Bile
goods. all of which they will sell On the
most reasonable terms. Having purchased
the large Brick Store House on the northeast
corner of the square, Fayetteville, Tenn, for
herly occupied BY Thomson & >Buchanan, are
permanently located, and hope hy strict at
t4ntion to business to merit and receive share
of patronage.
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Furnishing Goods

4.1.I. . nj p' R:%'i n.s S:'I s, -
Linen and Cotton Sheeting, figured and white
Irish Linens for sale low by
April 10. II. C. GOODRICH g. co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27
Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constahles' and Iustides' blanks Just printed
and Tor sale al our desk cheap.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27
Loss Of Muscular Power,

wasting and decay of the muscles, numbnesS
wehk back. painful joints, fe all speeda,
cur ed by the use of this medicine.
We respectfully invite the citizens of Fay-
ettfville and vicinity, who are afflicted with
any form Of rheumatism, or other diseases
above enumerated, to call on our agent and
procure pamphlet and bbttle of our meli-
cine, and we confidently promise YOU satisfac-
,;oI
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s,rRONG Hope
ForntI Rheumatic Patients.

1 For 0tt ESneuthntic fssttcAtS.
7" ITHOUT the least shadow Of doubt
| w the CHINESE RHEUMATIC ANTI
D0TE, is the only reliable remedy before III,
public for the immediate and permanent re-
lief of long standing cases Of
Chronic Rheusnaii~m
severe and excruciatng Neuralgia Pains, II1r
Diseases, Gout. all contracted and dis;ort4d
Limbs, wasting and decay of the muscles,
swelled and enlarged joints, painful swelling
acute Rheumatism, Tic Doloreaux Cramps aud
Spasms, etc, etc This medicine is truly the
Hing Of rheumatism,
and from the rapid sale and unprecedented
satisfaction which is daily given by it, its as
tonishing effects cannot be doubted
severe Neuralgia Pains
are speedily removed by few applications Of
this wonderful combination The old and
young need have no fear of perfect restoration.
Deadly Palsy
Is completely cured in an incredibly short
time, by the use of this external APPLICATION
No one need doubt it, for one jingle bottle will /
never fail to give complete and unbouIfded sat- I
sfaction -
Contracted aud Sfiaf Joints
re perfectly relaxed and restored to their
atural hfd and activity, by its use
PersOns in High Life,
rho, from prejudice. or other causes, are I'M
rilling to tesort4o medicine which is brought
, notice by being advertised, permitting them |
elves to suffer aud writhe Understanding and .
xcruciating pains of Rheumatism and Neu- 7
llgia, would feel Justly proud, after rubbing n
leir limbs and Joints with one bottle of this q
xternal Remedy. iu
Loss Of Muscular Power,
aStins and decay of the muscles numbnesS,
ehk back. painful Joints afe all speedily !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

I dnll; Prime Beef, SO so; Hog round &c;
Western Potatoes 81; Whisky dc.
MEMputs, TEwN.-Cotton- Owing to the
prevailing opinion that general war in Eu-
rope is now inevitable, and the receipt OF pri-
vate Advices countermanding previous orders,
the market for the past week has amounted to
few sales at irregular and reduced figures
The Only sales that we can hear of were where
holders were compelled to throw themselves
on the market We omit quotations until the
market shall become more settled
Bafon-Retail, Hams. l0@l2lsc; Rib Sides
7@sIsc, Clear do. s@81ao; Shoulders 6la@
&c PP
So 75@9 90
IriEh Potatoes 81 5o@2 70 p Dbl.
Lard l0d l2c.
Pork--Mess sl5 oo@l5 so q Dbl; Bulk
hog round none.
hisk-Rectifea 25@27o; oprbOn SOC
81 o0; Rye 75@Sl 90.
LotIsvILLE, kY.-Flour-The stock of
Flour in market is quite small, in consequence
of which holders continue firm. We Nqnote
sales from stores and mills at
Sc 5066 GO.
Wheat arriving more freely. We continue |
to quote at 81 % for fair qualities. Corn and
pats unchanged.
Provisions-Sales of $50 bbls m ess pork at
s12, at which figure the mark ct exhibited in
,rehsdd firmuess. Bacon is dull and unchanged. |
Nothing doing in lard.
GINukNATI ONO. Flour is firm at Sc ESQ |
J 30. Whisk dull at 1914 @1s5s lard
inn, and in good demand at 8l3 for prime Dbl.
Ness pork So Other articles dull ard easier.
SAIGON, shoulders 5; packed sides 61s. Plain
larns Be- Iinseed Oil 86@S7. Groceries
unchanged.
$r. Louis Flom-Moderate sales and
more firmness Common country brands of
uperfne SIS rs; 100 bbls do So IS, and 600
10 city superfine at SIS 80 II bbl.
Rrovisions-We heard of the sale of round
OF mess pork yesterday, but did not get the
ertns. II casks bacon shoulders at 4iae; 10
% hams at o. n b. Prime lard is selling at
@Blsc p ID in bbls.
Hulk Meats-20O0 hams at &c, 1000 shout
erk al 3lac, and 500 sides at 4Iac II h.
Whisky-266 barrels in lots at lsIbc D gal
nnf
HotAtocs--1oo sacks common at "a y bush :
New YoRK-Cotton firm; advanced "a to {
4. Rio Coffee 1l5s -advanced14 -rOhio {
'ld ur SO 90. The steamers news had no eff ,
eel OH the market--Pork easier; Prime $l3; {
less S14 50--Lard l0c. It
Erso1SNArL oHIo.-Flour declined to
g 30; Whisky 201a; 1000 kegs lard at 9s4c.
QHATTANooGA, TESN---Bacon- Several
aIsadtions have occurred this week. One
1T 10000 pounds delivered at the depot, boxed,
lean sides sold at CSC; another lot of 5000
o,lnds at the river at Ga; $1,000 pounds hog
ound bought at 6}c, we understood was pur-
based, and several other lots, which justifies
bid figures Ga @7c. ,
Butter sselling at 12@l8c p Ii.
('otton--The receipts for the week are very ,
ght, reaching only 500 bales, on account of 5
I'D uncertainty OF the seaboard market.
Feathers--In great demands from
5@40c Several lots shipped.
Iiouey--Scarce: worth l21@l5c p ID.
Lard In good demand--9@lO Toe
Whisky 25c; Magnolia 4o@45.
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I.ugs ........ II. 4 q 8
Shipping Leaf. -, -. sac 6
Manufactured heaf .....63@ II

I ne receipts this week amount to IS hhds-
last week 81 hhds Total receipts since the Isl
Sept to date 1922 hhds. The crop will fall
Oft at least one-half
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

But that is not thething with you, it's "alI talk
and 40 cider" SO 50 and get bottle and be
rnred for Three Dtliars
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27

NHw ORrtsANs. LA.-Mess Pork s12@l9 so;
Lard scarcein bbls. 9la; Sugar and Molasses
dnll; Prime Beef, $40 so; Hog round Sc;
Western Potatoes 81; Whisky 21c.
, 1854-05-20
AN ACT relatiag to the construction ana
maintaining Of Roads.

Sec. /. BE IL endeied By the Legislative
Assembly Of he Territory Of Washington,
That all county roads shall be under the
supervision of the board of county commits
sioners of the county, wherein the said
roads are located, and no county road shall
be hereafter established, nor shall any such
road be altered or vacated in any county
in this territory except by the authority Of
the board Of county commissioners of the
proper county.
Sec. 2. All applications for laying out,
altering or vacating county roads, shall be
by petition to the board of county commits
sioners Of the proper county, signed by at
least eight householders of the county, re-
siding in the vicinity where said road is 10
be laid out, altered or acated, which peti-
ton shall specify the place of beginning,
the intermediate point, il any, and the place
Of termination of said road.
Sec. g.. When any petition shall be pre-
gented for the action Of the said board, for
the laying out, alteration. or vacation Of
any county road, it shall be accompanied
by SatlsfActory proof that notice has been
, 1854-05-20
OCTI0y NC TUTtE EVITB ? = ITVV WI y
act. c. n. MASON, ,w..,.,,Oo
Secretary Of the Territory Of WAahins'0n'
AN ACT to authorize the Assessors Of each CounV :
take the Census. -

take the Census Ar
Be IT ENACTED BY THE LE0IsLAIIvE Asss.n y -
rug TERRIrORY or WAsHINoIoS. That y sneh -,.,orT
duty OF the Assessors Of each county IN TINS s =.
T. take the census Of all the inhabitants q " -,
peetive counties and shall report copy o. =. ~. e1
y he Secretary of The Territory on before in' %
Monday Of December In each year. =. M, 4
Sec D. Said Assessor shall make COM n. oesIr
all the white male inhabitants, with theh N-istbf
patiOns the staie or county they are Iom, y .rua
married or single and also, whether eit1en. s,hss
Also all white female inhabitants theu ~ Az
married or single. and the county Of ,,..-.sS Il,
frum He shall make separate lists o. ~ 49, ,rt
breed Indians, Negroes, Kanakas, and huia'0s''
Cinnamon. - .l.u nskt y
Sec. o. The county commissioner ,hen ,,hI... ~ n
the asaessors Of their counties, such allow - %
Linr M census a. they may deem just and
bo naid out of the county treasury; pat ny --
for mileage shall he made 70 such naeeaaent
Pkssnb April n. 1854 = a. s-slahl
| certify the foregoing u a trOe eopl oi W -
set, 9. u MhAsONt M ~ yr..i,.srton
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21
LATEST NEWS.

The Cholera has broken out in Pittsburgh,
Pa, and with fearful VIOLENCE, 40 persons died
of it there last Saturday.
The yellow fever still continues it's rayag's in
Charleston, S. c.. New Orleans, and Savannah
in the latter sc last week died in two day out
Of population Of 5000.
A WiLFvL MURDER was committed last Sat.
ur,ay Labout miles below Vcrgennes, by one
Sheldon Pond. u young man, upon " MIR. d.
Cheny Of Canada, who on some pcrtencc wat
drcoyea to the hoase Of the murderers father,
followed from thence md deliberately shot dead
The cause is thought to have been jcasouay
Cheny lcaycs wife and family
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

ctns3t.EiS MlHKhr. Kep..i,.
~ M'rk' ia9 ,GIt abut - .,'.yrs l4.t ~ = ,r-s
h"usasiIi ~ a"kiHi ~ ,."W raiyc, earrings
tw" aht thut leat, .,ias.
fRiCtS-M.ssRr BErr.-EStra $500 first quality
s''3i second qualify, S7Oa i,a5 third quality $500
n.a,nary, S50G ayg.
1iiDEs--sa.75 6a0 per cwt. Tallow, So ESQ
fsLrs--S0,41 a0,62. Calf skins, l2c perth
VsAL CALvEs--S5,00a 800.
NnngiAo uSgS.--$G5, 81, 81, lA0, 1866.
COVE AND CALvEs-S2i, Is, So
fg slsGs--sS To Ii, Two Years Old Si7to36; Three
Years li!Is, S23 TO as
snEEr ASp LAMns--G.59 al market Extra 81 to 900
by lat, 81 80, U.s. $50.
SwfSE-Rc,afl, 4 To Sc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21
Pa ent Potato, p ggars,

At OLIVER aEiMER :,
fi"'ii's + r'''asri the figat to make and sell
'l'f celebrated Po''.'oe oiss rs wsthin the corn.
y OF Washington, Vt. w are now prepared
to furnish the farmos Of onr county, with the
best thing ever offered or used either AZ "a pota-
toe Digger or Cuitivator. 1t ~ simple and
cheap. You can dig as many potatoes with it
in day, as you can with hoe i'll mouth and
dot as well. Farmers come and see.
OLIVER 4 IlEI.MER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

Al Market 1870 Beef Cattle 500 stores o5 pars Working
Oxen IFS Cows and Calves $500 Sheep and Lambs, $50
So inr.
PRtcES-hEEr CA,rLh.-Exua, $3.50; first quality
~ Wl; sceand qualify, $3.50; third Qnui,y, S700 1875
sHEgP AND LAMBs-si,50 800, 500. Extra, $500 TO
$40.
WokKiSG 0Xrs-siG0, l25, 10. les
Cows ASD C.LvEs--S:i0, IS, 81, 40, 40.
SwiaG-U a lac Retail, 5a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21
BOSTON MARKET, Sent. ~.

. bOSIUN MAIlNET, Scpf. IN
FLouR--f;cnessee, Michigan and ohio, superine, 5000
fancy, S937 l-e; extra Grnesee, Sll so to l0,a5
Ga.iS'--torn yaiinw, 9)c white Sic. Oats, north
ern. 55c. Rye, I,00c. " heat, 5000 to O,0O.
PRoSisi"ss.-PrimtP Pork, $3.50 per hill. Mess Is s
Clear, Sls,0n. Boston Mess Beef, SlGc0 Il 1850 La
IL H. Hams, l0a He per ID Butter, common a, d
store l2a lie family II II aOc. Cheese new Milk &
l0e; innr meal 5a 6. Potatoes 50, ! 30 ne bush
Ioss.-firs sort, 1858, 3no a5c per H.. $50 crop no 0
sEEns,-Herds Grass. S2,75 3,la per hush. Glove
northern, 10 l2 u l4c per III.
AsHEs.-Pearls, $3.50 52j percwt; Pets, 1928
WUot--Prlme SaxuHy Fleece - 47e; Full Blood, 80
Il three ourlhs Blood 20 40 half do 40 49, common
and one. lou nth do. 30 a 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

iUolIowAy,s PnI.s-AuJng all the IL III ,itfmcn:s o
the day. the ,,acs which III the cp'n'n ear to nansea
we wn,tI not jncu c IL ,1gay's Pe scrased both here
and in Ea,,s, fcr tlpir wonderful curative properties
sound has taught that their reputation Is
m, rnl,n, raj but solid s,htantia, aeed upon long
u. rsl.tspst among .n,eigct the refined, and the
iscprc They are he sit with In every portion Of the
cvilizl l, aud In every their ywt~sare alluded to
win grateful enthusiasm, that xeu entrs Their capacity
and yrues They are not cvcs designed sra special CON-
ulaint but ~, .apngytycs ni onr iy removing from the
system elements pdiseas. tus operating N IN cNtraorafy
manner ia us all dspcr- which bnnan iinre SUBJECT
-INew York Trae National Dttnocsat. -
I'm R,cuAnptosa saxsny WISE B''TsRs have been
sustained lhrrh nlo re Rn osr entire Eft'ai'on' ana
ul Ijherlli Unknown tuany Ote' mrai'ih NM ah
ms, nee Is MT known by hs rnrretofs, ~hrrc shJ have
ma hrrn IL benei tesr ans ihesa f 'be cure o COM
pinis ~ recommended. Ispi he irrs tpAlnmtd' IN
wve,ips suppt by The pubh, ~ shr -nrf'y Wme hll'
,fs 81 ,hcieni evidence II its su+fn'hy ~" sNy ohtf
mneir,u. o.; red for sale II Is amrntcinrd precisely
tue same mud The component ars mr. 'er same ~ ", y
were al rs Ar. jn.ronc i'm II conpius ""Wne"i sub
>laee wigiever; aud the public may 'r nss.Ieu WA, u -
tho sumr ae,,,,ls MS Filters which, tfrhshch Tue "tw
England Fnten, The ,srnt Using eeniHn'" N'Ve htaFu
their fahrts npA moi hers often speak " pfa'' M
7 Rur sale Wholesaie and Retail by Fred Il. S'hhh ann
y. o. Ty.r Mospater ard dealsm "ra's'ne srssray'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21
DIR. ]. w. PHELPS.
IglMpORTANT INFORMATION

Diseases CT the Throat and Lungs
~ The Subscriber N cu1ht cn it'll neral practice
gives SPECIAL attention HE mutton
dstus,s of lhe hoa aud LuhEs. Office hours N un
Ill o'cl1ck +. NJ.
No. 81 Warren Street, Boston.
WILLIAM LEACH, MD.
~ Calls in the country promptly attended IL. Medicines
furnished reasonable terms al DR.. LIS Laboratory
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21
MoNTpEL,En MAnKEr. Sent, :,

PRoi sioNs, &c-lulter, family, Is Ia 2l store, 90
90. Cheese, 10 0. Lard, 20 to l2 Taow u IL
to 10. Dried Apple, los. Eggs "A per doz. Pulai"es
~ To 40 per bush.
FLouR-Elra fine SO so To 90 fancy SIno5 Ia O 90
'nperhht, $1,000 Ia, 90
GRAtSAND ilAy-Corn. 90 toi on per hush. Oats Al
!" ID erlssiass Seed, $751; Clover Is t" O0c per lb.
Hay ,S9,1O 10 1000 perton.
M,scELL, SsoUs--nfy aud Green Hard Wood, Sl95 20
you per cord Shingles 81 rs 10 10 per NJ. West 30
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21
BOSTON CARDS.
September, 1864.
To Country Merchants =!

The undersigned, Merchants, Manufacturers,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers, are now pre-
pared with Fun Stocks of all goods in their re.
spective departments, peculiarly suited to the
wants of CouAtfy Dealers.
The large and varied assortment which the
Boston market affords to purchasers, presents
superior opportunity for choice selection.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21
DRN' GOODS.
GsOtIl
Boots and Shoes.

RRoADCL0TllS and D"eskns, Grey Cloths, Frockin:
~ &e.-,"rer $4,000 rh-cheap, cheap.
Sept. IL, 1854. LYMAN x KING.