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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
no RENT.

HON one or more years PORK BOUSE, at East
= davenport: with seventeen hundred square feet
rooms, smoke and lard mouse, ali convent en- Nv
shuated. Apply to w. II. HILDKETH.
Nov. IS ID r. East Daye.nurt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
THE STAR INSURANCE. COMPANY!
OF 0gdensburgh, n. Y.

TIhiU 1n thphsi S1jO.fJD surpIus $50 go },
A,,,,, Total Qoo,ooS
Will Insure Fire and DIapd fransp orta lon ra
on ~ favorable terms US any other good s,ock Co.
raymond, Beebe, Lyon n Co., Chicago. A. b.
l.. Myers, NJ. d., Davsi port, SAINT. Calien, ESQ,
East davenport. FISH a LEE A0,.s -
nov5-dIy Eagle Street Rock I,ianJ In
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

Scien,i6c men ere beginning flate years
iaaeyiss .mades of Extracting mercury from
tke hunsn system, having been for the last
s{sw9 sRtsesd 10 plscias it sherc By
mesns Of the many Preparations % popular
sUsgkpAysicISus. Tkts il one Of the most
ealiyh teredaSeps "a he age and We are
eleaasd 70 chroaicle anything to facilitate
iss popslassy. We give below the COM
.x(nsGsHest Of letter from = scienti6c
seaslsnsn. vhc has dsvoted porions Of
maay gears q this subject. Itis dated New
sBSlaNyD ". l3;h:-
s0s ~ Aosaiag y the sth Inst I took
49, ear ct Ciacinnasi asd sfter abohbing
,dsadr Ias - houss. / found myself 40 in-
sso4g< aapa u thousands who walked this
great eisy with nc. Il seemed really Ike
naeic when I reelected. that only 20 hours
sSsssssss,y Il was walking the streeis Of
Ciarinnsai. bot Ii is 8 fact age and he who
does not heed the motto, "go ahead, or
stasd 6side" will soon be trampled under
FOOT .yesS sss
~ i ~ Intention Of several wealthy
pessosS hese, associated with myseK, to 60
,ato ~ bpsinsss Of si,adsa~ing mercury
ord other metals from Tie human system
~ .a1nss sof ahe galvanic battery. This
discovery wss made ~ mo eleven years
eiase. Then I took E>rcpry from the sys-
-. ana oaly few days sinc. extracted
sdeaehm fro.a Mr.. H., dsguerreo-
aNYlks ~ Cincianasi. AZ he has not taken
issssose 81 ealom.l for II years, Of course
that mercary has lain in his system fer that
iens b Of time. But what wac stranger sill
no sooner bod ! Withdrawn the mercury
ffsn hintban he developed adsguerreo.ype
picture with it /; Thus usiag The very nercu-
~ which had lain in Lis sys.s. IN 70. IL years,
and had given him Infinite puia, in making
Adagserreosype likeness Ct the person who
ln hin the greet favor! This curious in
sissat II science viii furnish you Wit an
hea. .seg Ass rAasss
"A ,ieaOfAy article from the pen Of Geo.
D. Prestices Of the Louisville .yosrn.,, in
the course Of circulation through the news
paper press Of the Union, details the minu-
40 efthe nanner in which a, quantity Of
naereary was Withdrawn from bis system by
the Swans u New Fork. The sensation be
sescsisee - the psicking Of ten ihoucand
needles. Since thai event be declares, that
asse'voss disorder with which he had long
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
nfl, Aaufrtistnlents.

Read Adam.on & R.pps Advertisements.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
David's Adhesive xucilaee

David's Adhesive MucilaRe.
/ N bottles yavious s.cs.---eame with u br,sb ar A
Amedi,e eaP;a neat clean article ;or the counting
horse' also for ladies' ia making scrap books price q
ana ID GEMS each, sold by ELI ADAMS Il co.
u mo 10 No. 20 Brady st.
500 barrels Choice Winter Apples
JUST received 1t the NEW YORK FRUIT STO2E
20 hirec opposite lie claire House, which III be
disposed Of Wholesale Retail iav o able te .,,
Aey .1-dtf ELDR'DGE d STEPHENS.
SITUATION WANTED.
The acve.tiser wishes situation as a clerk ia 1.
store. He has bad some thee years e..pe-; epce
II me grocery business. Address J. Debsun Though
Possom Nov. IL d-3.s
SCOTT HOUSE.
Corner Of Harrison and Psont Streets. one
Square below the Steam Packet and Fer,y
Landing.
il Humphrey, Propvietoy
II J.B. would respectly announce 10 his eastern
81 f'iends and the public In set ersi that having
Large New Hotel
Situated as above, he " ow making i'm Prove me
on the premises. aud win enieavor 10 rt his share
Of the travelling pubic.
This House
10 IN one Of the most please locations Dave
comm sndng view Of the river, OF Rock Island Civ
and OF old Fort Armstrong.
Nov u IS dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
out YAt.

- nave several small ssaras u Land In the inn~
a'aso vtcin,y Of ths city, containing fSon onc 70
tweay acres ss.sbie for private residences, gsfdes,
s'ne-!ads DE-, Which 1 will soil ~ prices vsriS
rem SsO 20 some OF thcsc are within The iinIn
otsae e'sy. ,GkO. L. NtCkOtLa,
Cor NJ Msin - Second
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

No. ias. Three Hoses and Lots corner o; Fosrl
and ts Claire streets, together vsa Lot OF 70 Is. o.
liz C,sire street. Me whole viii be leased isf - years
~ great eargato itsll uken BY ose ,sersos.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

Besides The above aavea nam bcv Of uuimrsovsl
iots III s,thevct pafs, OF City, h<h an sslhodI
.. 20 'ease 70, ". =, o. yeass. apply TO
GEORGE L. kiIkoLls.
CorasP II Mali aad second ~.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

No 100. A beautiful Cottage and Grounds adjos-
iat ar. Lan,bstt~'s Rsssdssre. Los ltlxpso, Shia
WIZ be sold MA o. without Tote a4ijoisips ~
s"a'h-ffse fcr House asd Lss % 80.
Apply tn
GEORGE l. NICHOLS,
Car. Ut Main asd Sscoadssa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

No. I6l. House and Lot 90 Second street Fad
ft"wa. House sstorics sxe' Constructed to acees.
apstl. Gsoas.I keas osS pr asasss--Pnee Ssss 10
House snd Lease.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

No. lf3. Beside. the shove have : nm N bssof N
i,dproved Lots ~ Mack 'ptosh, LassbSiss sed Shy.
.aSes srotition ~ North iAasenpos., which vilis
sal" low, 10 PersoSs Wishing 70 ispsos esAsn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
For safe az q HMrgU11l,

w " ONTSWt7ls
LII The machinery OF Saw Mill, cops s,ing of En-
giac, Locomotive boiler, Fly wheels. Drums.
letting, hang and all the necessary machinery
'oIA RIA. g AID saw Mill. The above Mil has been
~ use buta shVr time aud viii r. sod cIea nv nm.
pYth2lo CoKN'S G. NOBLE
9Th Ut. z doors above Iowa
Ilptob ADV. Iowa City Republican and " Des
hoihfs paper copy t~o weeks and ssnd bills 10 sdy
Davenport, koy.I 5, d-9v - 7, - > " 800
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
Heuass and Lses IN usrtA psvs1psss
R0R 0AIR ts8

No. is.. Three rec nossss On FsrRsn stresl
N"ia Of LosOstscaeh sih ssven sDouss, cellar. 60
'ern, ooa well OF wstes, house veil an;-hea EN-
ye"'sas pirds asd hsfaa sess sf Gsousd In earh ls
incss 'ossasc hhts Is kinuses walk OF he kaiOs<
Depot-pfce otyxe
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

No.li2. frame cottage on The corner Of Fern
aaa Locnst st'e~ss, s3x 's0--o2 500. Say
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

No. lN. Anethsr brick hoass scar the come, Al
Kitchens. VIII DO sola low ss1 % lese credit NJ
di.on 70 Ne above ~ have . sssss variety Of IN,
properly 70 which vs lavs ths asssatiss 81 psreSa
ere. GkO Il NIcKOlIS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

No. I5s. A beautiful tlun Lot N the Norsh ode
o. sixth street opposite Msskloss garden, viii y
Leased fos ~ ycsss. r
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

70 Lease teS Tern 81 Year,
Ihave nsssbeS 81 Houses and Lee " leass frou
70 Is years, . mong vhich are Ire following:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

No. l69. three story bsick House on South "A.
81 second near Malta, ~ sxcellsst stoss sosn On ~
srss soov, the Whole hose veil 1sishsd sses,Aer III
OF S4xlbo. WV
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, with bright hope of
blissfa immortality beyond ", at her residence
in Montpelier, last Friday, the 10th of June,
Mrs. LUcRETIA.. PRENTIss, consort of Hon. SAMUEL
PRENrIss, and daughteTof the late. Edward Hough-
ton, ESQ.,, of Mortified Mass, aged SO years
2 months and l6 days. In her domestic and
social virtues, in the industry that caused her
% /" work wilingly Nth her hands in "the
ld'o Of kindness that prompted her benevo-
lence, and the "wisdom that so judiciously
and impartially dispensed it, together with all
other of those clustered excellencies that went
to constitute the character of the model woman
of the Wise Man-Mrs. Prentiss had scarce
peer among us, scarce superior anywhere
She has done everything for her family -" Her
husband is known in the gates when he sitteth
among the elders Of the land" and her nine
sons, now all Of established characters, present
an aggregate of capacity and ropute unequalled,
probably, by that Of any other one family in
the State These are her works, but not all her
works The heart-works of the Christian, the
love-works Of the neighbor, and the works that
look to the benefit and elevation of society at
large, were, by her, all done; and all the bet
ter, for being done so unobtrusivcly, SO cheer
fully, and SO unselfsaly.
"Oh many spirit walks the world UNDECIDED,
That when Its veil Of sadness is laid down,
Shall soar alot with pinons unimpeded,
Wearing Its glory like n starry CROWN"
1snH EDITOR or FREEMAN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
G0itor's Gable.

The BosroN DAILY TELEcRAPH.--This is the
paper that took the place of that able and we'll
known free-soil Journal, the Boston Common
,oeahh; and, like its predecessor, judiciously
yet firmly does bat lie for Freedom, but not SO
exclusively; for it has added another great OBJ
ject of reform, and devotes an equal share to the
cause Of Temperance, in whichit is doing more
efficient work, we think, than any other paper
in New England. Besides all this, it is n good
news paper and for these reasons we recon-
mend it to our friends, who, besides patronizing
the home press, are wishing to takea city daily.
The COUNTRY JoURNAL.-This is the title of q
large and handsome weekly miscellaneous paper
just started in Boston, by John j. Piper, former
editor of the Ftchburgh Reuille, for $500 per
annum. The first number promises brightly !;
and from the evidence it exhibits of taste, tact
and ability, we argue that it will be no six
months affair, but is destined to take its stand
among the leading journals in New England.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21

The WHEAT Chop.-The Farmsrs in this sec-
ton of the State inform ms that Wheat never
looked better, OF bid fairer to yields most bount-
'S' cioP tnan it does this season. The number
" acres sown to wheat this year, is more than
que !h'ru greater than it was last year, and every
oreakins team IS busy in turning over the sward,
preparatory TOR next years crop of winter grain.
There never was time when farming paid as
well as it does now.-Indspsndant portage,
Wisconsin)
FATAL ACCIDENT On "Wednesday last Mr..
Nelson Moore, of Calais, was fatally wounded by
rail slipping from load aud hitting him in the
eye. He died on Wednesday night.
The New Orleans Board of health has declar-
ed the cholera epidemic In that city-the deaths
last week from that disease have been very nu-
merous.
A rattle snake was killed near the waters of
the Dugdemogia, on the Natchitoches road, La.
measuring eleven feet tour inches ia ledgih, nine
teen inches around the thckest part of the body,
and having forty-four rattles.
MARVELLOUS CuREs.-We have always been
slow TO believe the wonderful cures which one
medicine after another pretends to have made
but slow as we are we will own up, when we ara
fairly convinced. Those of our readers who are
acquainted with the cases of Mrs. Beach, and
Mr.. Farwell, will not think US lightly turned,
when we confess our belief that Ayers Ca,hartic
Pills have virtues for purifying the blood which
excel anything in the range of our acquaintance
hitherto. For those who are not cognizant OF
the facts, we will say: she had been afflicted fH
over eight years with scrofula which only grew
worse, in spite of all the remedies she could en-
ploy, until she took Ayers Pills. Under their
influence one after another Of her sores were
healed, until she is apparently as free from the
complalnt as ourselves He has had liver COM
plant with pain in his side that disabled him from
work for a long time all other medicines had
failed to afford him any permanent relief, bps
doses ofAyer's Pits cured him and ne Is ron
at his old post Of conductor on the ears.-Mid-
dleto,cn DAILY Courier.
The PRoeREss OF THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH
The American Telegraph Company, we learn,
expect to have telegraphic communications from
Europe, VIA, St. Johns Newfoundland, to New
York, before the close of the season. The COM
pany is preparing to lay down under the Allan
tic, a submarine cable, from St. Johns TO New
foundland, for which purpose contract has been
made with some French and English operatorsto
complete the same within three years. In 1858
London and New York will communicate hourly
by telegraph.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
DOCTOR DEANS
NEURALGIA PILLS.

NEokALGiA Is disease Immediately attacking the
ofan and nervous system the source OF an sensation and
hn n and to be distinguished from Rheumatism that
AL seated upon the muscular portions of the body. In
nerves. - ~ '''s '"ouHa''''" W s'i@
If ns cia So of diseases often caused by
macn and liver, these pills are especially calcu-
es ana ~ emoving obstructions iom the stomach bow
debs,ins oy exciting their functional powers without
ies Of hs u ny sending the vital fluids to the sextrem
and been practising physician for over fry years
able Rheumatic Ps known now as The author Of beams Vsge
experience for moi .at have stood the Of time and
aysrabs pulls into The Market with the assurance Of
another blsssip snd that the'pnbic viii hail e m AZ
Mohsn addressed 70 the Agents. MAYNARn Novrs
Far .aIs a now be promptly answered.
the cities, and at retail by Apohecaries ana N
throughout the United statea and Bsh Pro
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
VERMONT CONFERENCE.
STATIONS OF THE PREACHERS.

Montpelier Dis, E. j. ScoVr, P. e.
Montpelier +. d. HEMINGWAY Worcester,
to be supplied; Plainfeld, A. Hitchcock; Mid
dlesex Miss, G. d. Ingraham; Moretown, M.
Billiard; Waitsfcld, W. j. Kidder Rochester,
p Merrill Pittsfeld, ). W. Bemis; Bethel,
D. Field Randolph, L. II. Hooker so. Royal
Newton; Chelsea, II p Cushing Cofrinth III.
Webster; e. Corinth and Topsham Miss, r.
Brown; Bradford, c. w. Kellogg; W. Brad.
Jamestown and Brookfeld, z. s. Haynes North
fed, g. A. Rice; Barre, E. Copeland; Berlin,
II. X Cobb.
A. Webster, agent of the American Bible So
ciety, and member of the Montpelier Quarterly
Conference.
DanvilIe Dis, S. CHANBERLIN, p. Z.
Danville, A. c. Smith Peacham, Il. d. Hop
kins Barnet Miss, S. Ii. Colburn Newbury,
Ii. johnson, G. W. Gushing; Groton, to Re sup
piled; Luncnburgh Miss, W. B. Howard !;
Guidhall and Bloomfield Miss, j. Enright
Lyndon and Kirby, A. G. Button Sutton and
Burke, d. s. Dexter Barton and Barton Land
ing, N. w. Scott, /. McAnn; Derby, A. Nc
Mullen Holland and Morgan Miss, d. Willis
Westfeld and Troy Miss, A. Ball, G. Putnam,
Sup; Irasburgh, A. l.. Cooper Albany, j. s.
Spinney; Craftsbury, W. u. Malcolm South
Hardwick Miss, l.. Hill; Walden, s. Tarbell
Cabot and Calais, d. Packer; Coventry, A
Howard.
j. L. King, Principal Of Fort Edward Semi
nary, N. Y, and member Of Che Newbury GUAR
terly Conference.
Springfield Dis, II. EASTMAN, p. b.. :
Springfield, $. G. Kellogg; Chester, ). l.
Roberts; Procsorsvillc, Ihos. Hardnan fcr
kinsyiIle and Ascutneyville, J. L. Smith, one tt
be supplied; Woodstock, Bridgewater and Que
chez, q. Fales, E, Pettingill B. Walker; Bar
nard, P. P. Ray; Pomfrst and East Barnard
E. Wells; Union Village, A. L. Pratt; Nor
witch, Hartford and Thettord, j. LeSear Mari
boro' P. N. Granger; Hartland, d, A, Mack
Bellows Falls, to be supplied Cambridge an
Athens, L. G. Dickinson; Londonderry an
Bondville, F. F. DAILY, J. r. Butterheld, two
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21

BE- supplied; Wardsboro', NJ. Spencer; Will
mington and Dover, J. A. Sherburne, one to be
supplied Putney, N. Webster; Brattleboro'.
L. r. Cushman, transferred to the N. H Con-
ference and stationed at Bristol.
ID. L. Jones, transferred to the N. f. Confer
encc, stationed ut Ware Village.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
MONTPELIER MARKET. .ruus !

MONTPELIER MARKET. Juue 10.
PROVISIONS, &c.-Ruer, family, IL 10 10; siorr, Is
70. Cheese, 6 to TO- Lard, II TO IA Taow, ii 10
w. w. Dried Apple, tos. Eggs l2 per doz. Poiaor,
Flour Exra fine $1,000 to oo 90 fancy sli 90 to soo
superfne SlO.75. "
GRsin AND HAr.--Corn rs 10 3s pei bush Oats 90
tG6s. herdssrass Seed, S45O. Glover lato .4c perth
Hay, sl4 90 to 500 perton.
MIscELL, sEoUs,-Dry aud Green Hard Wood, $50 ~
ESQ per cord. Shingles, to 900 per NJ. Wool 30 To
quo per nj Nails $3.50 per cwt. Salt, Liverpool per
bush. 50 Turks Island 75c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
NEwToN's BITTERs AND PROSECUTION.

Mr. Newton would say that the statement in the Temper
ancc Standard Of last week. respecting his trial at Woodstock
conveys an entirely false impression True he indicted
by grand jury for selling intoxicating lquor In the shape
Of his weknown Btters and put under bonds of 5000 upon
thirty dir,nt couuts-bu the result will BE- published
and show that he cleared riumphany each and eve
y COUNT except and that one according the testimony
of the witness, Chauncey Hunt for selling his own
Btters, but something else, which suited his exactly
so said the Witness Mr. Newton also deares that tho teS
mony of said witness wholly erroneous he purposes
to show, without the least desire nure the cause Of tenn
perance
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21

BRIGHTON MARKET, juno IA.
At Market80O BeefCatte 90 Stores 20 pairs Working
Oxen, tlS Cows and Calves 1000 Sheep and Lambs 3O
Swine.
PRlCES-BEEF CATrLE.-Extia, $3.50 hrst quality
~ second quality, $685. third quality, $3.50 SIS
400.
WonKISs OxEs--slo0, 1870, 100, 1885,
Cows AND CALvEs--S24, 26,35, A., 60.
SwINE-1,75 90; Retail, 5a 8.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
BOSTON MARKET, dune No.

BOSTON MARKET, June 10.
FLoUR-Genessee, Michigan and ohio supertine SO 25
fancy ,Sll on; extra Genesee, SIS, 90 to IL So
GRA,S--Corn, yellow, 5c. white, Ice. Oats north
ern. TIC Rye, ,7sc. Wheat, 81, 90 To 0, 90.
Pork, $50 pei Dbl Mess 1850
Clear $2000 Western Mess Beef, $1,000 1850. Lard
IL H. Hams III l2c per lib Buiter, common aid
store, l4a l6c: family ,2S 29c. Cheese new Milk,
i2c ionr meal, sac Potatoes. S0,55 LOO pc bush.
Hors-Frstsort. 1854 22o CSC pc H. 53 crop so to25
skEDs.-Herds Grass. $500 4,2a per bush. Glover
northern, l6 l.2 n lie peiib.
AsHEs..Peurls, S6,25 6,a5 percwt; Pots, 1925
WooL-Prme 5axnny Fleece AZ a0c; Fall Blood. 40 a
- bfuod 3d. 40; half do 90 4oj
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21

competing with the hest blood horses and b. took the st
premium all Fairs He also took the first premium al
the New En- Gland Horse Fair Baitieboro 1854 as be-
has done at every Fair where he has heen exhibited
As persons interested IN other ioses have stated w
rios stories, without the least foundation in fact IN
prejudice Of the Green Mountain Morgan the s,,bserbe
begs leave I" state that he has been brought TO Montpelier
nj the special request Of gentlemen who were irons
introducing his stock and that those who prefer 10
to- his services WARRANTED, do on the following
terms SIS TO be paid at The time Of SERVICE and s2j paw
abte the INST ol March mex. stLtS HALE
Montpelier, June 18th, 1855 25w6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
TO MECHANICS.

n LIVER & HELMER offer for sale, at bargain.
" lCcular Cross Cut Saw, with frame arbor co,nple
Il Sitting
Jig Saw and Frame, complete,
first rate Grndstone and stand, good as new,
5 good Work Benches,
Montpelier, April e4th, 1856. Ietf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21

WOIfc's Schtcdom Aromatic Schnapp'.
This medicinal diet drink manufactured by the propre
'or at Schendam, in Holland expressly for medicinal purpo
sss 1t has been submitted to nearly all the first Chemists
and Physicians in the United States who endorse with
their own signatures Of the great essentials Of the
MATERA MEDcA 1t is prescribed with great in
Gravel Gout Rheumatsm Instructions of Bladder and Kid
neys and ti Dyspepsia has superior in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles enveloped in yellow
paper, with my the boe cork and LABEL and for
saa by all the respectable Druggists in the United States
UDOLpHO WOLFE
IS. 90, and % Beavcr-st, New-York
21m3 Is South Front-st., Philadelphia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
nlarric0.

In Barre June 18th, bv Rev j. Sergeant Mr. JoHS San
BORN to Miss HANNAH s. GRANT, both Of Washington
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
r. CATER R()0TS!
JUNE. 1858.

UsT received Iu ass0rtnent Of Gal tors Shoes and
Slippers, IN Ladies' Msses sand Chidren's Sizes by
June I'll, 1855. HSLOOMis
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21

TINE Subscriber having planted, graed and brought 70
m age and size suitable for transplanting an eS-
tensye nursery offers for SALE for setting this spng
any and every variety If top grated and ungaed apple
trees at his nursery about mile east OF the H. H. De-
pot In Waterbury, VI O,ders from abroad fcr tees WIN
receive prompt stention. ELYMAS y. NEWCoMb'
Waterbury, Feb. 20, lass GINS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21

The number Of applications received for Bounty
Lands during the month Of May was 40, 5oo.
The total number Of applications that have been
received is l5S. 800 The total number acknowl-
edged, rs 1000, and the total number of warrants
issued, 1880 WIZ
HoaRIBLE TRAeEDY-- BRIDAL PARTY PoIs-
oNnp.--A dispatch from Baltimore, Monday eve
ming, says: . A marriage party from Washing
ton County, Md, was poisoned by eating custard
in which arsenic had been placed. Some twenty
five Of them are not expected to live 1.-The brl'e
among the number. AS to who committed the
act remains mystery. AN the servants are also
sick from eating the cnstard.'
APLAN is spoken of in Paris to effect the des-
truction of the garrison Of Sevastopol by famine,
An expedition Of some forty or fifty thousand
men is preparing, it is said, for that purpose
The Liverpool Times states that Of wooden
vessels there are but three building on the Cl dc
a, the present moment, while Of iron ships there
are no fewer than thirsy-fve.
Two elephants lately passed over the Niagara
suspension bridge into Canada.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21

III g. LOOMS has just received second stock of Sum.
mer Goods Those in pursute at Good Goods az low
pr ices, are n,ksd to examine this stock.
June 9 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
The Old Celebrated
GREEN MOUNTAIN MORGAN,

WILL stand a, The Stable of NJ.
w Cot,ril, Pavilion IiousA Mont
pelier, w., from May 10Th to Sen.
tem''er lst., 1855, the stories Of hi,
belne dead or sold or taken If, "a
Inc contrary notwithstanding.
TENS SOS the season Copd pas.
turing and care provided for Mare,
from a distance
This horse was exhibited in 1856.
at The State e Fairs Of Ohio, Michi