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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
The Reported Capture Of Guns at sotastOpOl.

NJ. Ivan Colovin presents his compliments 10
the editor of the DAILY Times. and brss leave
TO state that PelisSier could never nave taNe"
1000 guns in Sebastopol, forth excellent ea'
son there never existed so many in the South
ern aud Northern Sebastopol together. In inc
beginning Of the war there were but 75o guns;
there have been, during The siege, as many
disabled as taken out from the stores; Oui'
with all The guns supplied by The vessels,
their number exceeded 5000. The To ~er Of
MaldkoG, or The BasiiOn KomilofT, as the Rus
SLAMS called it, contained only 10 guns. In
The so, GOO shells there have been many Frencl
shells, for Sebostopol was literally paved VIII
French aud English projeciiles. The write
does not point to these facts in order TO lesser
The disaster, which was TO he forever after The
death Of Admiral Nachimoff, and the desifuc
lion Of the Russians ships which so greal'
Contributed TO the repulse o ihe allies On lh'
18Th June, but merely for the sake of Showini
how erroneous is The information coming iron
the seat OF war.-New York Tins.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
DR.:

cahker aAI laIt kAeum Sup IL Create.
IN Is AEI.IlSPUTABEE fact THAT THE
/ above medicines are the only inla!libie renee
4es NOW balure the PdbI.c 10. cutantouS cup
,uIe. sat rncua', el!s'let.s, sore legs, uSel"'
"a fever sore, sl...u mead. scaIb~tic efuptions,
&C, dc.
Il~esthal he most eminent physicians have
i~c,i~lrCu OF I>ieINILg lnn.ruI"t,'l yleIued 10
her curative .uHgls, .Lu when u.cu III LecOTo-
,hCe with the iItDted directions. NE!CL accom-,
p4ly each bottle, Tue Syrup and create coh.b.Eed
srUd.c~tesGn any o! the UDu,e namtd diseases, ana
raves the sUADI,l without q blymish. lie med
cincs are towel Known to require anything more
iLNua plain st!tOMnut .! facts Ike lOyiui INTEL
'lgencc Is reaching Us daily from east, west,
north aud >oalh. Ot the wonderful cures that they
are performing
See WHAT, said by ,Loac who have used these
'pcd!ciHc-: Tue lv'. Samuel Henry, Of Palmer,
Mass. say "t"cy have done me more good than
all the othcr medicines | have ever used for cry
sipclas.h
Capt. william Vail, or The steamer Granite
State, says they hayd cured my little daughter
of salt rtcum and scd,d head OF fix Years stand
ing. She was literally covered with sores, Is
now perfectly cured b. the syrup NJ ~crcatc1"
Dr.. \. }. johnson Of Moth WarlshorO, Vt,
SAYS "a scr0!Iou, disease Of the hip joint, and
scald head in the same child have been cured By
the syrup ind create"
Rev. August hoIls says 'it has cured shts0It
rheum in my leg.
j. Hatfield Frazer, Esq. Editor Of the Somcr-
sett Wing, SO.ncrvilIe. y. j., says my mother
has been completely cured o. Il severe case OF Tet-
ter of long Standing, that had deiied the skiIl Of
the best phys.ciauS."
Hon. joel LOOMS. Of East Lyme, Conn, says Il
was comIlctrlv cured Of cryaepchs in my leg, af-
|; ter q council Of the b s. physicians in the county
? had pronounced the disease incurabIe, lat IN age)
! (which was seventy cight Years, bat " ~eaYer's
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18

qTDiscoursing of the old notion that society
is not exactly whal il should be, the New York
Times says:
There IS something terribly wrong in socie-
~, aid one OF the most practical and sures!
ways of reforming i, is for every member OF so.
cieiy 10 see to il that lie is all right himself
We mean nothing personal 10 anybody; bui il
sometimes happens Ina! people who make &
sgrea, outcry about their wrongs o. society are
like the fat man in the Tale Of a Tub, whit
Kept exclaiming agains, the crowd, and wa
told that If he would only remove his own bul
Ky carcass there would be room enongh 10
everybody else.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18

aTlNVALiDS recovering from the effect,
Of Fever, Bilious Diseases, or long continue
Illness Of any kind, will find CaE'er'S SpanlSI
Mixture the only RENT dy which will revive
lheI dropping constitutions, eXpeII all all baC
humorS fro The blood, excite the liver 10
prompt ard healthy action, and by lis ,onlt
properties, restore the patient 10 life and vlgor
We can only say TRY IT. A single botil,
Is worth all the so called SaTsapar.IIaS in eXlS
tence. II contains no Mercury, Opium, or an,
O;her ~noxiouS or poisonous drug, and can b.
given 10 the youngest infant without heSlla
Ii II.
See The certificates OF wonderful cure
around the bottles. More than five huRdle
persons IN The City ofRichmon:, Va can les
tliy 10 its good effects.
*.HSre advertisement.
October 4, lS55.-4w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18

THE WHEELER SLAVE CAsE.-Judge KANE,
'on :he 9Th instant, delivered an opinion ad-
verse 10 the reception ofthe petition Of JANE
JonKsoS, TO quush the writ OF habeas corpus
in the case OF PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON, pro-
,nnu ncing her To- have no status in the Court
and the matter being entirely without lis ju
lisdiction. The opinion Of The Court is yer!
elaborate, reviewing the whole case an
,reufirming the former opinion.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18

nColonel J. G. HART, United States Con-
sui, who recently died suddenly Of Santa Cruz,
Canary Islands, was buried their with appro.
pirate ceremonies, by The officers, seamen snt
marines Of the United States ship jamestown
Commodore CRABpE. TIE aching master o fth'
-JamestOrn is the nephew Of the deceased
,a The funeral was attended by allthe iorelg'
3 eonsuls, end the military and civil officers o
ths tsSs, ". ~ lis
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18

Ky The best and safest, rs well as the
che0peSlt method Of %cureing all humors and
chronic complaint, is 10 use DR.. S. A. Wea-
ver'S never failing remedies, which are advir
tiSed in another column. Try them and you
will say 50 too. | rom the evId, nee we have
seen in their lgyor we kGow they must be val
liable articles.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
BAKERS
NEW HAT f,
Eaton, September 81, 1855,
I44 WALNUT STREET BELOW FOURTH

IA WALNUT STREET BELOW FOURTH,
L are now Offering the largest and best as
w sortmcnt of Ladies' Fancy furs ever opened
in this %city-aIl of which are ent rely new, ana
.rlrcted by one of the firm from thclatest Eastern
p,tterns. Our customers can rely on getting a
genuine and fresh article. rs we have so ora
stock to sell. WHOLESALE MERCHANTS
will please examine our stock before purchasing
as we are Offering inducements to cash and pune,
tual short time buyers. We have Just received
by express a lot Of BROWN SOFT HArS' COM
prising all grades-some beautiful goods
L. II. BAKER Il CO,
Wholesale and Retail HatterS'
Oct 10. 144 Walnut ST., below 4th Cincinnati
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
CINCINNATI

Harriet Rlgltr, defendant. LOT D'ol'r'
'I'HE said defendant. Harriet RigieT is hereby
not iied ;hlt on The sixteenth day OF Or'o-
ter, 1855. The said plaintiff, Christopher Rig.
Ter, filed in the Court of Common Pleas OF
PrebIe county, Ohio, his petition setting forth
his marriage with the said defendant. the length
Of time they lived together as husband ans
wife, the birth of two children, the issue %
said marriage and charging the defendant VIII
adultery with one John Am, ard asking for {
decree OF divorce and the custody OF the CHI
dren on the grounds Of sad adultery, and The
defendant is further notified TO appear before
SAID Court at the November term thereof lS5'
and answer or demur to said petition, othsJ
wise a decree will be entered in her absence
in conformity with The PRAYER Of said petition
HUBBARD & ZOOS,
Aity's, for Plaintiff
l.. B. OGYEN, OK. BY B. F. Larsb, Dept,
October IS, lS55.-6w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18

DR.. Hollands German Bitlers, p'ep"rrG by
Dr.. G. NJ. jackson, are justly reckcned among
our mos, valuable medicines. In case ofDyS
pepSia II acts like mage, Strengthening the
tone CT the stomach, stimulating HE digestive
powers and giving ruddy health To the cheek
and brightness 10 the eye. There are thou
sands in this community who can testify IL
their virtues, and lhouSanes will hereafter adt
their testimony. See advertisement.
Octobtr II, 1855 -2w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
Hosiery and Gloves !!

Mems silk and woolenunder-shirts and drawers. A large and extensive
lot of Doors, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Queensware, &c. % &c Ia ana a. IN IN .. &C.
establishment, and we would invite the attention oil our Inenasa ~ Hea
want good and cheap Dry Goods give usa call determine
to sell cheap for cash or approved credit.
N. B. All kinds of country produce taken In exchange Tor gSoG COOS "
Eaton, September 13, 1855. olEfnLN" " y
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
NOTICE.

MY wife HARRIET having lee my bed and
Nl board without any just cause and took up
another man this is to notify the pubhc that
| will not be responsible for any debts oil her
contraction, mot even for board and lodging,
CHRISTOPHER RlGLER.
Oct. IL. 1855.-3t.'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18

BASKETS, Buckets. Tubs, Churns and other
u articles Of Cedar and Willow-W arenow ior
ma 10 R. S. CUNNINGHAM
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
4 O. A 70 ID.

We take this method Of informing our friends, customers, onI rHbhe ernToGN, iat our D My
al ltr Old stand. opposite the Court House, m"'hNnndn lhroeeSr OF ~" pe
%" mi nnrrsr p Emily no change will be made Tor te current ycarw which eHs
March, IS5s' Feeling orscvtS urder many obHeotrmSt1 our friends ami customer W
"r mai vor and uI.roI patronage heretofore, We hope to have the plrNr" n future
nerrinr and receive continuance h the same. Those who know themselves 10 Ut III
,m% me- Gr Imgu nen mt. dnc, will do well to come up ard pay of the same, this e
""H N""@" "' "" r"' WI. UTBBELL,
Eaton, September 81, 1865. '"'L0"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
WOMEN'S z z GOODS,

Fancy. plain and black silks and satins, French, EnSH,s1 ana heIicah W.
rinnes' H1ain. fancy and black Iustres; American and French palds; Ds,
lanes ornew style-all wool delaines; IebaSees, from noma u? n m& nH nr ?rre
a thousand and one pieces of prints, from 3 cents to ia per yaru; a ma II III
fact ANYTHING that ladies wear for dress, may be found at their eStaOilSn'
Iment. Also a full assortment Of
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
New r'ATGNT PUMP.

TIiE undersigned takes this method to inform
the Water using public. that in few duyshe
vii receive from Seneca Falls, y. Y. q lot of
barker's Patent Double Action Force and Lift
Pumrs, which roy the benefit Of his friends he
Nould like to sell. This Pump is per Getty sim
pie in constructiou-is cheap and will last a long
timc-bcing made Of iron, and should, by all
means, be ia possession Of every family as a safe
guard IN casI OF fire, from the fact that II will
.hrow A constant stream Of water to any part Of a
building. Persons dcsirouSo; seeing these pumps
Operate, can do so bycalling at the Tin and Stove
Store of W. =. MCCABE.
Eaton, Nav, 81, lS55.-tf.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
COVE Owe! COME ALLY AND SEE.
HUBBELL, EPPLY, & WILSON'S
.HEV AND EHRAR FALL Rid V[IEEl Goods !

lust RECEIVED IN endless variety of Notions, such 'sI nE d dsmmIy, 81 sG i al u Hms
D Needles, &c, in fact tall that IL KEPT, IN ac'h"N S"t: au Tp""' nnnt%o n"n and
and chidrns dress wear was never better consslnGm par S OF t RMS S D @m%. rma mu
Fancy Black Silks, and few choice patterns Fancy SLN% WH"n ue L" I say are 'W m W.
IcS ever brought 10 this market, BrchH. Mode and state Shn"h' L"eS ne" IyM
CMmxo and N,nuuos CoIar, S eeves. Neck haudkerchnE1 Fhnctg% JaconeSphh
and barred u shot all kinds White Goods, Laccs ofalk KINDS ana PW'S n n3 ces 10 >
CnLS Fine and heavy asamereS, plain and Fancy NeSHngn nj Geu1mrAS wear
Mems and Boys Comforts, Ladies under vests, w on cotton iShE HnnWGHES
njsrnLr m nLorei Fannr<, Beachrd, BrNn and assorted ''otdA rln, lNnE,
ITcks, Cheeks, Blankets, and a thousand and oea articles more more, Il Gus . nnrSA nmni
IW,enIs,& c &c. lisa fac assortment Mems BOYS, and Infants nN% ,WSb 0W"" aus
shoes, Coroel< all kinds of QUEENSWAi:E, GLASSS AlfE' NC .
N" a." store opposite the Court EIousc, Eaton, Ohio.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
Ta RfeH1 E~f@I-1
TgES STs
Cincinnati, Eaton Il is~icIsTnond.
Esail Road Line.
UNuss

Fail arrangement.
Commencing on Monday SEPT. II
1855, between Eaton and L!ncin-
natl and intermediate points.
Leave Eaton 7,ioa m arrive at Cincinnati loal
Leave Cincinnati $50 a m arr, atEltou, 7,i,a III
" 2,30pm ~ pm
" " 5,0opm " 10 pm
Between Eaton and Richmond.
Leave Eaton 7,4oa IN arriycat Richmond goa m
"447pm 9'32 p u,
EI uc A- w-EG - e "a e.
Leave Richmond 7,oJa N arrive at Eatou7, loan
" 1879, a m " li:lOa N
" 6.3jpm ., 40 pm
The 7,40 m,and $50 pm Trains connect at
Richmond for indianapolis and The west.
The abo; &c Trlins also connect for New Castle.
HagerStown, &c.
The 40 4 IN and lilo ? IN Trains connect al
Hamilton for DAYTON and intermediate points
Alto, the 40 a m and l,5Jp M Train couuect'
atRichmoli for Dayton, and Intermediate point
On the Dayton and Western Rail road.
The 40 q IN Train from ErtOn and the $50
m Train from Cincinnati will stop at ali rcgil..
stations and at the VALLEY House ON regular 100
tice. All other Trains will stop at Regular Sta
tions only.
D. NJ. MORROW. Superintendent.
Oct. II, 1854.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-18
EXCHANGE BANK,
SPLENDID TOWN PROPERTY
EES-GH -S s14S Va N ka-0

Il ENA Tx - ~ NJ
=--=-s-=-z+.s:s THE subscriber wishes to
y .G--~-[ u sell the House and Lot upon
Ess.F. HTrl which he now resides sit
vas u4tcd in the most desirable
t-fsal = 49,, part Of town, ION Somcrs
.Gl.Ll- A-EA4 street, east of Baron and
80 ~ fitted up with every conve-
,ienCe. The House is commodi0us and in good
repair, with a good Well. Cistcrn and God
louise convenient. There is q good stable upon
Tie lot, together with a choice variety Of Grafted
Fruit Trees, Curr5nt bushes. &c.
49, For further particulars. enquire Of the
3lJscrib.r at his Grocery store, on Baron Street
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
Eaton. April 10, lS55.-tf,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23

m lao-LosArs OINTMENT Pills. the best Remedy for
u Less and all kinds of WoundsThe surprising sale Of
medicines here well every part fthe
M h world is one Of the most convincing proofs of their
S ~ curing bad legs old Wounds scrof, and diseases
~ .s sku thousands Of people who suffered from these
nsaoies have been cured by their after every
er remedy failed and fact beyond dispute that there
aisease however obstinate but that may be shortly
shd @ y ,ese OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES therefore the afflicted
snoula Try llol1way's Ointment and pills.
NV england Washingtonan says For incpient
on we know Of no better remedy than WlsTAR -
n M AM VI WILD CHERRY. 1t ID soothing and healing
ana is admirably adapted to aiay aud disspate
mat annoying and distressing irritation which so much
ch hs season of the year, caused by Colds coughs and
urougnt on frequent and sudden changes of the
rsdn meknew OF several cases which have been
nc cured by the use Of this balsam. Some two years
to b Of ours was suffering under what was thought
,;t colsumption-a cough loss of appe-
sweats, &C. BY the use of the Basau he dspeed
OF comparative health ~ "'''''0'
For sale by T. Smith, Collins Pierce, and b. O. Tyler
agents for Montpelier 49, ~ -''''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23
MONTPELIER MARKET. auu O.

Provisions, &e.-Rutter, family, Ii 10 49,; store Is
30. Cheese, to o. Lard, IL to a. TalloW, III Ia
I5to per bush
FLovaExra fine rs 10 co. 90 fancy, $40 rs to 800
superdne $1,000 W.
GRNNANp ilAv.--Corn northern IS per bush. Oats 50
to 6s lerdsgrass Seed, S45J Glover i2tO i4c perlb
Hay SO, 30 to 900 perton.
MiscELL.NEous.-Dry and Green Hard Wood, $50 10
$50 cord Shingles, 81 so to 100 per NJ Wool 80 To
Doc perth Nails, S3,s7 per cwt. Salt, Liverpool per
bush. 40 Turks Island 75G.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23

FLoUR-Genessee, Michigan and Ohio snperfne, IS rs
fancy ,S09,25; extra Genesce, Sl0, so to 1875
GRus-,jorn, yellow ,ol5c white .O1Oc Oats N or IN
ern. Csc. Rye, ,35c. Wheat, SO,O to 900.
demonstrating Pork $3.50 per bill; Mess 10 81
G lear. $2O,0. Western Mess Beef, $1,000 1880 Lard
IL IL, Hams III l2c per ID Butter, common al,
store, IA Ice family 90 29c. Cheese new Milk.
l2c fou meal, Sac Potatoes, $0,55 100 pc bush
HoPsFirs sort, 1884, 92o CSC per 53 crop 90 to2.
SEEps.-Herds Grass, $500 IL 4,2h per bush, Glove
| orthern, l6 l.2 n lSc perth.
| AsHRs.-Pearis, 1926 a 6, 25 percwt; Pots, S6Q5
WooL-Prme Saxony Fleece AZ soc; Full BLOOD 40 ,
As three ourhs Blood 33 40 half do 90 4O con, NO,
and fourth do. % a 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23

FRoM Mexico -Advices from the Texas
frontier state that there has been severe fighting
among the insurgents of Mexico, The cores
pondence of the Neu Orleans Delta contains
the official account of the capture of Saltilla, by
Col Vidanr, after battle which lasted two
DAVIS. The Government force was 1900 strong,
with FIVE pieces of artillery; of this force two
thirds were killed. The Revolutonisls lost SO
killed, wounded and prisoners. AT last accounts
the Revolutonists were in pursuit oil the. retreat
ing army.
troops from Tampico The force Of the insur
gents consists of 5000 troops, and eleven pieces
Of cannon, the latter under the command of Col
Duncan, late of the u S. army.
Gen. Wool had demolished the suburbs
Matamoras, and many citizens LETT for Browns
vile.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23
Che nlarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Aug. Is.


At Market $50 Cattle, $50 Beeves, and 2i8 Stores
Of workin eoxen, cows andcaves earrings
two and three years olds.
PRICES-MARKET BEEE Extra, 1925 first quality
$3.50, second quality, SsO s,25 third quality 500
oiuinary, S4,n0 a 600.
HiDEs-S600 a $50 percwt. TallOw, $S,75a TO-,
PELrs-S075 a So Calf skins, l2c per Id
| VEAL CaLvEs--$6 co a 100 800. .....I
SroREs-WoRKIss UxEN.-ll0, las, $780, l40, l55.
| Cows AND CALvEs-Se 35, 4Oio.A
| YE.RLNcs-$O o Is Two Years Old $lSto 30 Three
Years Odds, $32 to So.
| SHEEP AND LANBs-4l05 at market Extra, SIS toS.
| By lot, i,95, $50, 800
SwINE-Retail, 0to Oc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23

At Market, 1870 Beef Cattle I75 stores pairs Working
Oxen, 6s Cows and Calves 1000 Sheep Lambs 800
SWINE
PRlCES-8EEF CATTLk.-Extta, Sd925 hrst guilty
So, 75 second quality, So .50 third quality, $500 90
SHEEP AND LAMssExira S5,OO, 10 $500 BY lot, 81 so
$40.
| WoRKIxe 0xEN--95, 100 10
| Cows AND CALvEs-S20, u, 80, AS, SIS.
| SwiNE-6c, &c; Retail, a 0 cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23

100000 CONES!
STEAMBOAT DISASTERS
ON THE WESTERN WATERS. AND
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.


ns, fslgned have in eoinss OF preparation
,ohs steamboat Directory, which wIH be issued In 90.
ie book will contain over ,wo hundred paees,
aaed IN the best stye and neatly bound Ia durable
nf will be flhe must iaterestine hooks ever
ali n, ana WIZ be book that Will he Interesting 10
contain oa people. The srnAhsoAr DiaForoRY will
now aloa In the Western and So,,,heru waters The
WHERE .S h speed power and tonnage OF each bai
,ad na ey wnom built, the name If tina boat with the
iade she u IN; also the names OF cabtains and of,s
ne' age &c &C. The Directory will contain fst"rn ~;
Steahinons ana steamhOating on the Western vsis,s
since the application of steam also ~
boHt buit for the Ohio River, with the name of tho hn5
eT commander and owner Wv 'u'
The River Directory will contain list and descrn,Ion
of ali the Steamboat Disasters that have occnrred on ,b
western and southern waters. beautifully illustrated win
ut OF all those who have persed by their burning
sinking and exploding on the western and southern wa
ers The Director y will contain Maps Of the Oh, Misa
ssipp Missouri, Illinois Arkansas, White, Red Ouacbi
"a, Yazoo, and other rivers with the towns and cities laid
down, with correct distances also, many other river aod
commercial items Of interest to the people large Jhe
book will contain the cards of the various U. s. Mall
B0as, with The ira de they In &c. &c. The Directory
will also contain complete list of all the rrspon sibe
Steamboat l.cen sed Officers, their places of residence
&c. &c. the Steamboat Law, its requirements ith
comments, showing wherein IL benefits the incompetent
ofiter and Injuries the competent 'tcei &C., &C., and all
the important u. s. Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions
up to date the Rates aud impo RANT Commercial Privi
leges Bills of Ladng, important Decisions of tie various
u $. Courts in regard tn freehs lost damaged &c.
with many 0ther things OF interest.
The Directory will be illustrated in the be style, and
printed in the best nanner. The author has for six years
been gathering together all the facts and items in regard
the steamboat disasters the western aud
southern waets and intends publishing them in book
form. The price of the work will be put at the low
of one dollar. Ten thousand copies will be seued for tn
boamen all others DESTROYS of subscribing, will have to
do at will be printed unless ordered in ad
vance The work Is destined to have circulation of over
eighty thousand copies, the publishers receiving
iaras ranbess of sabrcribora, sna nil parts
the country, daily Some of the Oldest boatmen, as well
as well as most scientific of the times are conribu-
tors TO tue Steamboat Directory.
The Directory viii be issued in october and will be an
ornament to the parOr well Steamboat by rrmitins
one dollar (post paid you will receive copy the above
work.
All communications and letters shonlc be addressed To
JAMES 4. LLOYD
3ltf Post Office Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23
Nathan Holmes, Estate.

TINE Subscribers having been appointed by the Honora
bic Probate Court for the District Of Lamoille, Com
missoners receive, examine and Just all claims and
Holmes, late of Stowe, in said District, deceased
represent insoven and the term Of six mouths from
the 25hday ofJune being allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said deceased, exhibit and prove their
specve claims before give notice that will attend to
the duties of appointment at the office of Geore'
Wilkins in Stowe, in said District on the 18th day of DC
tober and December next ten o'clock in the fore noon
." each Of said days G. er o. w SGIass com.
| June 25th, 1855. "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23
:
Office of VT NJ. r. Ins. Co.,
Mammalian. Aug a l2I5.
EsOsOHns! HsOsOms!
NOTICE.

~ N. BRIGHAM, NJ D., Homeopathic Physician and
". Surgeon, having changed his residence from Waits
field 10 Montpelier village and associated himself In prac
ce with DR. T. c. Tapn, Is now prepared To all
calls in the vaTio departments Of his profession.
&rOFFicE, corner OF Elm and Spring streets, opposite
the Academy,
Montpelier, July /, 1868, 29m6