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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-08
The Star Insurance Company,
Or 0GLtNSBURLH, NY.
Paid in Capital Of Sl5O,OOO.
viii INSURE
Fire and Inland Marine Risks,

On as taroroJ1c tGus as arg ohcr gooi
,N0c[ CompaHy,
This company is organized under the Ia te law
Of \. York requiring deposite Of state stocks
to the amount Of s risks, 50 that It can never
tat. The Company has also complied with the
recent act OF the legislature Of Illinois IN fling
Win the Auditor statement OF 1t capital stock
business, &c.A u. SMITH, dgcHt, Ottdtra
DIRECTORS:
JAMES e HoPKISs Pr'sidcRt, Ogdensburgh y. Y
CALyly I iluLgURD, Y. Presideat Brasher.N !
NESEy g. foOTF, Secretary ,Ogdensburgh Y Y
IlE.RT NAs RESsstLAER5... .Dgdensburgh v \
EIUAH u. ALLES,....-..... % gd.usDuTgh,N J.
bE0. y. SLTMouE,.... ..,OgdcnsJurgh,N J.
ADJUSTS CHArHAS.... ..... Nor l.lowu,N I
T.. q. hEElcE,. .......... ,ClaytOn,N T.
JAS. u. RFLEiLi,. .Oglrushurgh, Y T.
NorNAS SAgErIuLf,. .Dgdrn-burgh, v =.
hBENELrf hlN"T,. .............. Canton. Y J.
lrlrL II. bfNiS.... ........... .hlassrnn, v J.
kTAsTLs Villas. Ogdsn-bufgh, \
CHiCAGO EEFERENCFS.
George STEELE, ESQ, Press Chicago +, &
VI. lns Co.
Col y. ). shepard ........... Dearborn Street.
u. W. Raymond. E-q Water Street
liouRhteiinp & ShsplTd.. ......... do
Bcebe, Lyon y Co ,.............. do
AGENTS.
q. y. Holden. Chicago, ! d.
J.. ". kcyc-,..'.'...... Madison, W..
). II. thTlrr,' ''.......... Cincinnati, Oh o.
Drnhs Adhiil-,. ...............Cu.I tJus, Ohio.
Cpe& MAY. .................C. Cleveland, Dino.
samuel >. Read ,................IyiedO OHIO.
strong q chiitndeni.. ......... Detroit, Mich.
December 30
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BUGGuES AND CARRIAGES.

o.NIE Interpreting daily to receive
TSsSLyf12,- i from an eastern mandatory of
49, acknowledged high reputation,
lot OF different kinds Of buggies aud carriages
with ANA without tops, and with one aud two
seats, which will he warranted equal to any in
the western country, and which will sell at very
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1ieai estate Column.
Lands for sale.

"IlE south east quarter 3d. 7. 81, X :, on t"e
= Central L. R.--a choice piece of land
f2n acres in sec. ~, 7. 81, u =. .
Also 200p acres in this aud adjoining counties, with
2, 600 acres choice land In Black llawk CO.. Iowa,
Nov "a JollN L. ANlhpNi.
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Choicest Family Groceries

Which can be procured either east, south, or NJ
home, and viii IN no case knowingly sell any ar.
uclc not Of good quality without informing the
cu-lomersOi it and then at reduced p nee.
Children will always be M well dealt with az
their parents. ! invite my friends and thar
uriEL5Or,
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Building Stone For Sale +,

"A l. the Quarry, west end of Ottawa Avenue,
"A good supply may always be found at from
IS 10 os perch, Apply on The premises ie23
JAMES D. N ACpupRsoN.
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Aladden's Lamp

TUTNU TUIIN
the sell generating gas lamp, which is found
at the sign OF the good Samaritan, fl viii
give the light of icandes n, lc an hour, or The
hGht OF oc4ndles at l.c an hour. All who have
rlcd them will warrant them to be the cleanest
safest pretteSt, cheapest light even used
Farmers, lawyers, mechanics, and everybody
else who hate grease, dut, trouble, smoke and
darkness, try them, and prove the truth.
May -. Il. Y. ,;R,ccs
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PAINTING AND GLAZING.

The subscribers continue, ashere,oiore, to at .
tend promptly TO all orders in the painting aud Ella
llng ilne, to which they propose to devote their
iull attention as heretofore
July = s. c. EARt& Sow
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DtBllt motto is hereby given, that the undersigned
executor ~ tli" estate Of Patrick Utonnrr, decd
Wi attend the county court " h. sale county a"ru
thereof 10 Doe holden NJ Ottawa In said Ia sale county
and state Of Illinois uu tic 81 Monday Ia Dccruibtr
next When and where AL persons having claims against
said estate arc hereby requested 10 present the same to
said court foe adjustment.
N,yg MICHAEL O'CONNER, EN'r.
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= Farm,
Splendid Farm.

nF 100 acres, under fence and cultivation, II
~ miles from Ottawa, Tor sale low by
June 9. True s. WATERMAN.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

I>llE Undersigned would especially call
Il the attention Ot Country Dca.er- and 9th
ers who purchase their Supplies N Chicago, to
h5rKlcn,iyc and beauiiIl stock oi Ready Made
Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
which he offers Tor Cash exclusively, at lower
prices than the same quality and styles have even
been sold m tire Western Country. lis as-uft-
ment embraces everything required for Gentle
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end 10 continue he
BARTER TRADE

So convenient 10 farmers, aud will always ex-
change for their marketing at the highest market
rates Such OF my customers ns BRING In mar
keting, will greatly obligc me by bringing none
but good, as poor butter, eggs, lard, cheese POI
taioes, &c., dOnOl wish to have ON hand. tor
Ike all other poor goods they do not give satsiac-
ton 10 any one. and are dear AT mn Price
Having very large trade, | can Afford 30 sell
much cheaper than those who do a small business
and | can also cen cou-iuu'lv ou hguJ
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NEW NO;.lA,

offered. Having unusual itCilItlrs Ia
NEW NO;saA,
And other eastern as well as southern markets
he intends by monthly aud weekly receipts to
keep the s'Ot at ala times tu,l aud compile to- and
by having a buyer constantly IN the eastern mar
kets can take advantage ui the rise aud fall of all
articles in his line, and by taking ADVANTAGE OF
all opportunities To buy cheap confidently be-
lieves he can successfully compete with all whn go
east only oHcr 0T inice geaT, aud are then CON.
yelled to purchase al whatever cost goods may be
held.
Having had MANY years experience in the
wholesale houses IN New Eork-having bee, ed
ucnted merchant from boyhood, and an exper,.
encc OF nearly ten years IN Ottdna lustilies him
IN the belief that hls friends and the whole public
viii be more evenly and regularly dealt with than
by those, who without experience or Judgment,
sell 0nc thing cheGp, GHOihcr 0He dear, and IN re-
ahty neither know when an articl. is cheap or
dear, and not unrequently are entirely ignorant
OF the articles they offer for sale.
! have Obtained the services OF gcntlcmnnly
clerks; established perfect system Of order and
regularity. marked my goods at a Just aud .ea-
sonable profit, that both buyer and seller mau
.ioe, aud intend to devoe all my time to the
store when not absent for thu purchase OF goo /.
desire to adhere strictly to the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
And intend that none Of my customers shall be
dissatisfied with
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Eolkwoo0's Column.
NEW GOODS
ATLOCKWOOD'S

'HiiE subscriber has enlarged, RENTED, and
j greatly improved the store tor many years oc-
cupled 10y him, and has filled it with the largest
aud choicest assortment OF the various kinds Of
goods usually kept by him. that he has ever before
altered llaynU uuu4u1l I,gilitt.S AN
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A MUCH LARGER STOCK

So that every one can be iGIly supp he'd. G,gd
amt snbstaHtiai gOods will make up a ma jouty OF
the stotk-sucA goo Isas enter lntut tn, every day
consumption oi farmers, mechanics, abo rer4
professional men, merchants aud their wives and
families.
shall make great cxeitions to have constantly
pu h1 uI a lt.Ii assortment al ,h,
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Boots and Shoes,

Consisting Of
Mems kip wcltcd boots.
French calf -
heavy cOwhide boots,
pump, goat, aud kip boots,
Youths "
Meu's heavy brogans.
g calf shoes,
goat "
palen. leather shoes
patent leather and cloth shoes.
Children's. Infants, boys and youths cacks.
slips, ankle ;ies kid socks, patent leather paro-
dis, Jenny Lind boots lace boots, black md CO.
lor"d gniterc, bronze bootecs enameled bootees
kip, goat calf and heavy brogans.
WometS Eootcos, SHE, Bushins, Tics, aad
guitars,
OF many coIors, qualities, materials and kinds.
WOODEN WARE.
Consisting Of two aud three hoop painted pals
cedar aud oak super pals, wooden bowls. tubs OF
all sizrs, Wooden churns, sugar Tub, with covers
first quality Shaker brooms, common broOms, and
Sealed Corn Baskets,
FOrsnle at the middle store, Rrddck's block, un-
der the telegraph office, next door TO the post Of
hce, by May IL JoHs LUCBwO0p.
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Houses for Sale.

81 LOTS, IN various parts Of Ottawa -
= Terms moderate. For SHE by
June .. True Il WATERMAN.
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CrockerV +!

4 large ASSORTMENT q Ire proof cOIored stone
China ware, in pitchers bowls, PIE plates, ten
pots, sugar bowls, cream jugs, molissrs jugs
with Brl,iauia covers, chlmbcrs, split oous, pre-
serve jars with covers, cake bakers, bed pans,
Hover pots, besides plenty Oi common cups anu
saucers, white and colorcd tea SETS coffee cups,
vegetable dishes, gravy aud soup turecns, wash
bowls and pitchers, meat platteIs, u great variety
OF common and good stone plates, tl mbl' -, vim
egarcuct-, salt cellars, pepper boxes and mus
lard Jar. besides all sizes OF ear hen Jars, Jugs
and chnrns lor mlkInL and hold ng g00d bulLeL.
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INSURANCE..


MECHANIcs FIRE INSURANCE CoKPANY.-cAP1
Nl tai $3.50 c0.-Oee, Shoe and Leather Bank bua ding
III Broadway Of stpsetThis
capital having all been paid in prepared 10 buNd
sips In port and their sargoss house
hold furniture and psrsonA property generally sga.s
loss damsee BY frs, fvorabs terms Losses edrita
by adjusted and promptly pad. ~
HENnY d. DAWSON, Secretary.
pInEoTons.
WIN H. De Groot James Tiebout Trseman HunA
Daniel p. Smith, Alexander Philip, Alex. MoCottsr.
Chas W. Copeland Nathan A. Rogers, Edward De root
Jshn X. Hora, John Jay, BarustS Smith
Daniel g. Dazzling,
PErRR = OooH Surveyor
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TELEGR APH.

TELEGRAPH.
MORSE TELEGRAPH
M NEW YoRx, ALBANY AND BUFFALO CoMPvANy.
List Of ofhces.
No. 2ls Wall street,
A.. vo.v ] Corn Exchange,
NEW AoAA st. Nicholas Hotel,
Metropolitan Hotel.
sPeekskill, sCarmel, sColdspring,
sEewburgh, Poughkeepde, sRopdout
sCatskn, Hudson, svAlatie,
Troy, eBalston Spa, Saratoga,
Albany, sSchenectsdy, sAmsterdam,
eFonds. efort Plain, sIittle Falls
sBerh imer, Utica, sRome
s0neida, Syracuse sAuburp,
ssenee Falls sGeneva, sNewark,
seaman dagua, palmyra, Rochester,
sBrockpoIt sMedina, Batavia,
Lochport, Niagara TAlls, sTonawanda,
and Buffalo.
Tho public nopmsd that the Morse line has ocee
all the above named places and w receive and promptly
dispatches for all said places and that other than
the Morse line esa send TO the places mark
This old ESTABLISHED line good wres between New
York and Buffalo and anent with the most
reliable Of telegraph In Canada and she Western States
also with che lines Through the ChsnAAxo Valley and
from Syracuse 70 0swcgo and 0gdensburg
Arrangements made for The estabshmont In short
time. Of ofees Al the Franklin House. New York. and OF
Clyde, Lyons and Albion
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DANCING ACADEMY.-oRANp BALL-NLLE CA.
~ roline yelens bsnsAt bAlI-Mlie. Caroline ReEiens
respectfully informs her friends and pupils her be.
neft ball will take place Friday evening at her
dancing academy II Howard street. Tickets, ~
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TRAYELLERs, GUIDE.

THIRST BoAT THROUGH FROM NEW YORK TO BUr.
II iaIo- The boat r H. BELL, Capt. H. Price, Of the
LIop transportation Company arrived g Buffalo ~ IL w.
the 18Th inst, WITH merchandise f0r the West
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, MAY II, 1855.



LyREkEAN 4 co.. SUCCESSORS 70 ADAMS K co. 5
IL California Exprrss. Office 50 broadway. -froemsn
GO having purchased the interest Of Ad ANS Co. ia tho
Caoinia Iaskass Ard pareel express business, WI dss.
Pan ma. on sondsy Nay q, a. s'e9ek, aad els,
same day ~ O'clock II. NJ soth In charge
sp sal messsnger 70 des nation lreisht Wis Panama
ceved till clock, i. NJ and via Nicaragua III O'clock
p. NJ. PREGNANT
j STlMSON, | p.....4.-.
HEDDEN, ('f0Pfe'ots.
Il Htf AZ
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DANCTNO A ACADEMIES.

COX BRoADwAY-M PEvAcHIo HAS THE HOMO r
O1O e inform hs pupils snd his friends, tina. no Wal
ladies for his dancing academy and ke has The aest
and the largest saloon In this city
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+ TFT-iO SPRING STREET, FIVE DOORS FROM
Rswery the upper part Of house, consisting OF hve
rooms Croton water and bath on the to9r R;nt
s. Possession Immediately,
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REMOVALS.

nIcHARD BUsTKED, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL.
IL ior law removed his once Bpoadwsu cor
Partplsee. over the grosdwsy Banh Mes
Ely Atorhief and councillors ct Law a7 Broadwsy ssfS
RFofr'Ft place. NV lSgs
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DLAYIN1 CARDs-YARo PLAYING CARDS vBll
sS and wsn seasoned ysh all abe yarisgs :,ssr
for sale TO the trade and club houses ~ theR srs, Me-
Barclay street, opposits the Astor Houss
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE-AB0vT
ten acres Of land situated in tho Twelfth ward, lying
together and laid out into city lots between Seventh Sixth
Fifth and HARLEM river and l2d 70 Hist streets
Apply 10 EATHL JARVIS Jr, Is City Hail. CerAs e0os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-17

EoR SALE AT SOUTHPORT cr-A HOUSE With
half an acre Of ground The house ID ~ by 80 feet, wisA
sssnts On the lever noor han, psrlor, Kitchen, snk.
ROOM bedroom and two large pantre and four ohambsrs
IN good repair Fryt r,es good we'll and garden Eos.
session giysn immediaseiy Refer TO W.ksmsn, pmOn
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MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS TENDERS nBR
N services to the ladies and ssn.lsn.a II tAh city =
business Ac and viii tell the Of the lady ssntlsnaH
they will marry, also the OF her viissra MsdAuaA
Alvin In the Elgish, French and 0sznaa
Rssidsnss So Bowsry. between FIRST snd Second
GtYeeta.
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FOR sALE-A VILLA, SITUATED ON THE BANKS
Of the Hudson river about forty minutes ride by
railroad from the City Hall New York. with beautiful
view of the river and oundnG country The house
the class replete with
Croton water throughout baths water closets stationary
basins dumb wsters pipes range furnace DC. ts
feasibility by and stages renders IL very desirable
Terms easy. Apply TO PHILIP r. WILKINS auotioneor
No Rroa ds+ye ny NJ
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CLOTHING AND FURNIrURE.-LADIEs OR GENTLE.
~ men having any TO dispose Of can receive iar cash
West Broadway BY letter through the post Ladies
attended by Mrs. Cohen. 8. COHEN.
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WANTED-A LADY'S SADDLE HORSE, ABOUT 10
w hands hish, it'll short canter pace. He be
sound and kind In respect Apply SO South Third
street. Brooklyn, e. D., formerly WILLIAMSBURG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-17

IIOLMES BUTLERS
Ii Alum Patent Iron Safe Depot. 90 and %
Maiden lane, below Liberty) N. Y.
II r. r. R. STATION, sTRYKER'S BAY-REsI.
L. dents of this vicinity who desire depot this
near IT, invited meet ut O'clock this evening"
the Hotel, Sryker's Day.
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THO BUTCHERS AND PORK DEALERS.-FoR 1ALl,
athree story brick house. with store underneath End
mehshsuse attached beneath the whole 10 lee eenR
containing thousand tons Of the bottom SHARP
sand of hous 81 feet front by 80 feet deep situated On
the junction Of Division Asd Harron Rreoklyn
This property 10 good chance for the above bunanees
Terms easy. Inquire Of SAMUEL AULD q west It,, n.
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petyA eoLyensnt two story attic and basement cot.
principal avenues In the hourishing village OF Lower Nor
rania only few minutes walk from two depo. The cot
tsge IL in good order and will sold very terms
Apply TO IN ERNST s2i Broadway entrance In Twelfth
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-17

ITO FLUID pEALERs.-yoR SALE, A ROUTE OF
fluid alcohol oil and phene established for ever
years that will net profit Of OF 600 year There
II. HUGHES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-17

"THE UNITED STATES MECHANICAL STREET
Cleaning Company are now prepared to contract
with corporations turnpike plank road
papie cleaning streets and highways Of ds,crp
States Tho Of scavengng this company
together with their sweeping and cleaning
the highest
thc,siss city where they have operated The merit.
cleaners but Of the street surface
arly cobble and macada mixed roads
this they receive the testimony civil
gneer who witnesse: their mode of md
enabling the authorities street
In thorongh manner in few hours For partionlars ad
or Ito South Front street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-17

TO GAS COMPANIES AND CONwRACTORS.-TOu
sale holder 80 feet diameter by IL in height
with iron tank containing sams alse thrss Ssts
Of dry lime purifiers feet inches by eet with iAlet AAd
outlet pipes inches diameter; the hydraas seAb ed
valves complete The be 1T che kaDhAt-
tan Gas W erhf Seventeenth ct 'eet station.
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ITO BOAT BUILDER5.-FOR SALE-OAK 7IMB1R
20 Of land. situated ~thiu ten miles Of New
,aIy Srcn to 20 inshes in diamater ddrsss Bos NS
Post OHice
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ITO DRY GOODS MERCHANTs-FoR SALR, A e0uf
$4,000 worth of sa,ea lie dry goods with And
Pete dxtures and counters Also lease Of store and ssus
good any in the city Of York This sxoellsn
opportunity for energetic business Arm 10 mako onsy
Bvlness established OhSrs roesvsd coR Ven
days not disposed Of The stock assorted will Be
tailed OF and The premises let leased good dry goods
6rm. Apply to 8. u. NORRIS, l02 Sxsh avenue.
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IMPORTANT TO SCHOOLS AID CHURGuEs-pOR
sse, lot OF benches Apply NJ the tin store, $50 eth
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WILL BE SOLD AT A sACRIrIGH, AND On Easy
w terms, those two three story very desirable 1xok
buildings SIXTY frat street tho First aysnue afford
with baths ranges heaers 90 s: 70 BY loo; inSs-
pendent walls xtosn inches 70 second story Apply -
PECAREs BERNsTlIN PHILLIPS, 81 Liberty ssrssG
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WINDOW SHADES AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
wv -0R0. w. CARPENTER has opened new store .,
Chatham stresA where he invites the publo 70 call and
stool Of cola and other shades Of all sizes Cora
ses bsnds. loops, piss ~. eonstaaly On hsnd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
LIBERATION!

THIS may certify that have given my son, Augustus
G. Luce bis time during the renil nder of his miuory
and shall claim Of his earnings pay any debts
his contraction after this date ASA LUCE.
Nara. onourr. Witnesses. Z
Stowe. June 4tb. 1855 05w3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

"A jury at VAVuiphiot ACuHCSoCC, Hdo gwen
1925, 900 damages to man named Sewers, who
sued the town for injuries received while he was
imprisoned on what is called the " chain gang
GOLD AND SILVER The advices from Europe
show large decline in the value of silver, in
consequence of the demand from China being
suspended This has been the ouly market
which has absorbed large supplies.
The Morlnons have built steamer to ply on
the Great Salt Lake. She only waits tor her
| RECRUITS The Washington Star says that
FIVE hundred men have been enlisted during the
past two months, for the two regiments ordered
by Congress This is independent of the re-
cruiting for the general service, which continues
to progress at the rate of perhaps four hundred
and fifty men per month. 1t is anticipated that
in three months more all the men required for
the now regiments will be obtained.
The State Department at w ashington has re-
ceived information that the Viceroy ofEgypt has
adopted the project to cut through the lsthmus OF
Suez, and to constitute universal company Tor
the performance ofthe work, in which capitalists
of all nations may take part The proposed ca
nal will shorten the commercial highway from
New York to the Indian ocean 2 ,439 leagues.
A small boy, three years old, named George
Southwick, adopted son of Moses Southwick, OF
Blackstone, cane to his death in the following
) singular manner Mr.. S. had backed his o,
team up to the side of the barn and left 1t for
few moments The boy, it is supposed, got un
der the wagon, and in some unacc0untable man
ner pushed his head up through the space between
: the rear of the body Of the cart and the side 6
! the barn. He became suspended there with hi
chin on the body of the cart, and not quite abb
"a to reach the ground with his feet. When dis
Al covered life was extinct Woodsocket Pat.
y The press of Boston alone distributes annual
ONE sixty millions of newspapers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
Sarah Fitch,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, TAT asPrsbaie Court, holden a.
LAhoILLr DisrRIcT, ss the Probate Once, in John
SON. hin and for said DsIlc Of the 5h day of June,
A. D. less,
Present, the How. GILES A.BARBER, JupeE:
Instrument purpurting to be Ne last Will and Tesla.
n mHn Of Sarah Fitch late Of Aydepark, In said Dis
e Deceased being presented he Court here by DAN
lei Wiswa the Executor thereinamed for Probate: II
ordered by said Court that all perss concerned therein be
notified appear at session Of said Court TO be holden
all the Probate Office, in johnson, the 3sthday Of
June, lSand shew cause il an they have against the
Probate Of said VIII: for which purpose il is further
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the GREEN Mountain Freeman
printed Montpelier, previous 70 hid time appointed for
hearing. A true copy effecoTd,u
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
Che Hlarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, June =.

CAMbhlDGE MARKET June y.
At Market 3a Cattle about 275 Reeves and 81 stofss
consisting of workin roxeD cows calves earrings
two and three years oIds.
PkiCES-MARKET BeRF Extra. 50 50; first quality
5000 sreond quality, 90 s,'5 third quality, $3.50
ordinary, 81, so q : 50.
nPpEs-s g a6,s1 peIcwl; raIlSw, ss,15a s'aa
Wal CALvEs-S4,00a $50 q 700,
WoRRINe oxrs.-si35, lao, IT'S, 900, 800.
Cows AND CAlvEs--s35, As, SO.
Yr 'RLISass0o. 10; Two Years Old 1888 so Three
Years Odds, $40 to &c.
SHEEP AND l.AnBs-ll36 at market. Extra, $500 TOT.
BY lot, Sl,z5, 400, 4,50.
SwISE-Relail, to DC.