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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
uperiority of DR.. wIsTARs BALsAM

Proofs of the great superiority Of Dr. WISTARS BALSAM
pour in from all parcs of the country
Oxford Nav Haven Co.. Conn, Jan. 4.
DEAR SIR Having witnessed the effects Of WISTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, in the case Of one Of my
neghbors who has been for several years seriously afflicted
with the phthsc general pulmonary Weakness bleeding Of
Of the medicine My neghbor referred to Shove lately
had violent attack Of bleeding the lungs and distress in
breathing He tried bottle Of the Wild Cherry which has
produced most salutary and favorable effect AT his in
stance, and several others laborng under like complaints
have been induced to make this request By attending the
above Immediately, will obdge the afflicted and also
.- Yours, ETC., HENRY DUNHAM
Fred X Smith, B. 0. Tyler, Collins Pierce Wholesale
agents for Montpelier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
FARMERS ATTEND!

T NOW offer for sale NY HOMESTEAD FARM, situated
within $50 rods the village and embracing 50 acfes
40 of which is excellent ihcrvae upon tho Mssisqo
River There are also about 80 Timber Land a
and thoroughly finished and the buildings all
in goodrePair. The Farm well watered. shall give
srea bargain TO any In pursuit Of first class farm.
I have also for sale several other good farms, OF less
price, in the vicinity Inquire Of tbs subscriber Of Jo
sEPH PoLA Nd Mantpelier st A. J. ROWELL
North Troy, Sept. l. 1855 M f4fA 38w3*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
STARTLING, BUT TRUE!
WARNING TO EVERY SENSIBLE WOMAN.
WHY FEMALES SUFFER- IN HEALTH.

No woman of delicacy il willing To disclose the pees
liar ailments incident to her sex even to most intimate
family physician
This modeety and delcacy is implanted by nature,
and neither should nor need lie subjected TO the rude
shocks inevitable in making known to the other sex
those ailments belonging exclusively to the female.
Except in cases, her constituencies Will saeit
fee her health rather than her dehcscy.
The consequences are serious, amentabe, ana me-
long.
Thus what mt first could have been easily rernsdied,
or perhaps better still Incurred, becomes comph
cation Of diseases not only running the health Of the
mother and embitterng her days by sickness and SUI
feringr but entaiing broken constitutions upon her
children and embarrassing, II not distressing, the bust
ness and pecunary prospects OF the husband LeteVey
sensible woman NI4lM
TAKE WARNING IN TIME,
Gas thousands have done) by the bitter experience and
suffengs of others of the dreadful consequences she
entails upon herself and those endeared to her by her
ignorance Of the simplest and panest rules OF health a.
connected with the marriage state, the violation or
which entails disease suffering, and misery
How many suffering from distractions or ifreg~
arities peculiar the female system, which undermise
the health, the effects Of which they are ignorant and
for which their delicacy forbids seeking medical a
vice How many suffer from froLcpsts utct Calling of
the wonb) from flour atbus (weakness debility, &cf
How many are in constant agony for many months pre-
ceding confinement How many have dihicult,i1f NOS
dangerous deliveries and slow and uncertain recoveresi
To the question: how these to be prevented whas
shall be donei the answer is simple.
Let every ascertain for herself, without VIC
lence to her dcicocy the nature and character OF the
ament TO which she female ia subeoD the causes
from which may arise and the proper remedies ioi
It's cure and future prevention.
This she can do by possessing little volume (aready
possessed by thousands) WHICH Tells EVEN 7
WOMAN WHIT rs THE NATTER, ANL
TELLS HER WHAT TO DO FOR II, in simpl
but chaste words and such as she can understand
W
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
Che nlarkets.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Sept. 10.
At Market I72S Cattle 200 Beeves, and 72S stores
consisting OF wOrkn aoxen, cows and calves earrings
two and three years ODDS. .... ...-
PKlCEs-MaRKEr BEEF Extra, $3.50; first quality
$500 second quality, 81 81 third quality $3.50
ordinary, $500 $50.
HIDEs-$6,00 a 700 percwt. Tallow, $3.50 TO-.
PELrs-S0,5O O,75. Calf skins, l3c per Id
VEAL CALvEs-s800a 800 1900.
SroREs-WonEINc OrEN.-l25, 1870, lao, las, No sales
Cows AND CALvEs-S35, 81, 10 Az, As, SD, 70,
YE,aLINcs-sI9 Is Two Years old SIS to % Three
Years Odds, Sos to 80
SHEEP AMI LaMBs-87l4 at market. Extra, IS toS.
By lot, 900, 2,75, $50.
swINE-Retal, 6to DC. Wholesale, 6to 7c.
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}I)ie0.

At Irwinton Geo., the 10th inst, after short illness,
Mrs AMELIA ANN LAMB daughter Of Thomas L. and Mary P.
Hobart, Of Randolph, Vt, aged q years.
In STAFFORD, Sept I9h Of heart disease KATE A., daugh
Of L. and f. A. Andrews aged year II months and IL
days.
"There's anguish in the household,
It'll desolate and lone,
For a fondly cherished darling
From its parent nest has flown. -.
little form 10 missing, T.
heart has ceased to beat, -3F
~ And the chain of love lies shattered
At the desoaters feet. Con-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
MONTPELIER MARKET. Gam. as

Provisions, &c-Rutter, family, Ii TO 10; s,or, Is
20. Cheese to o. Lard, ~ to IA Tallow, II to
" nr'f' Apple,7toI Eggs IA per doz. Potatoes
Is 70 20 Per bush. tn|
FLovN-Extra hne $1,000 to co. 90 fancy 500 Outo $40
.dperine. none. TN
GRAIN AND lAy.-Corn northern as Der bush Oats L.
toe? Herdsgrass Seed, $3.50 Glover 2to &c per,(,
Hay, 81, 30 to 800 perton.
MIscELL,NEous.-Dry and Green Hard Wood, $50 To
$50 per cord Shingles 81 so to 900 per NJ. Wool 30 To
bc per lb Nails, s4,l2 per cwt. Salt, Liverpool per
BUSH 40 Turks Island 75c. -
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RRIcHroN MARKEr. sent. 40.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Sept. go.
At Market 1861 Beef Cattle, 400 5tores pairs Workng
oxen, LOG Cowsand Calves, 5000 sheep and Lambs 9O0
Swine.
PRICES-BEEF CArrLe.-Extfa, 1926 6rst quality
$780, second quality, $3.50; third quaay, 5000
SHEEP LAMBs-Exta 81 90, to 06,oo By lot, 81 so
2, 90
WoRKINa OxEN--90, 100 lao to iGe
Cows AND CALvEs-$20, 81 80, As, IS.
SwINE-6e, a 7c; Retail, Ia cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
BOSTON MARKET, Sept. 10.

BOSTON MARKET, Sept. 10.
Michigan and Ohio, supsrfne, s8,A
fancy 500, 81; extra Genese e, sos, rs to 1000.
GRAINt;orn, yellow ,O95c white 0.94c1 Dat s,norih
ern. 45c. Rye, ,0Oc. Wheat, 5000 to 900.
Paoyrsro Pork AIS so De bbi. Mess .l8 50
Clear $4,000. Western Mess Beef, $1,000 al650. Lard
10. Hams IL a l2c per ID Butter, common ar
~ s'4sc family % 29c. Cheese new Milk, 9 |
meal, sac Potatoes, so, s. a Cope bush = I
arst sort. 1854, 22to Csc per h. '53 crop 90 TOPS
northern, l6 1.2 a lsc perb 80"
AsHrs.-Pearls, s6,25 6,25 percwt; Potss6,a5
Wool Prime saxony Fleece AZ 50c; Full Blood 40 i
45;threefonrths Blood SO 4O half 90 4O common
and One.i nth do. 70 a 49, '
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
Spring g. Summer Clothing
Fl s IOQMIS

y now receiving full stick of READY MADE CLOTH
iNG--some Nav sFYLns for Spring and summor Wear
EVERY Garment made equal to custom WORK, ana ron.
good materials Those wishing or good Garments 10"
pEioss, VIII md this the stock to select from
montpelier. Main street, April, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
DENTAL SURGERY.

M. OF FoBBUsH respect fully Informs his friends
and the public that he win be happy to receive
lnuance OF their former liberal patronage, and hopes by
attention to business aud kul mechanism, to merit and
receive continuance of their favots.
ToFFiCE In the Patriot Building. State Slres Mont
pelier. VI. .ta. .-I. 36tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
nlarrico.

In Berlin, September 17th by Rev. H. X. Cobb Mr. JAMES
CURRIER, Of Walden, to Miss ELIZABETH DUSTIN Of Berlin
In Montpelier, Sept oath, by Rev. E. j. Scott Mr.. LEONARD
H. GOODRICH Of Nohded, to Miss JULIA NJ HUBBARD, Of
Montpelier.
In Boston, Mass, September 1oth Mr.. SUMNER CUMMIscs
Jr, to Miss G. Y. HANDY, both Of Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27

From Freeman Hunt, Editor of Merchants Magazine N.
In note to Mr.. Chckerng, dated New York February
10th, 1854 Mr. freeman Hunt, Editor Of tho Merchants
Magazine, says, am entirely satisfied with The Piano
purchased OF you last year My daughter is taking
IN music and her teacber pionou it the finest toned
instrument she played upon'' All who have seen I
are struck NIT only with the richness of its tone but with
the finish and ELEGANCE of the instrument % III n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
RECOMMENDATIONS.

We select The following from numerous testimonies
T. on Musicians and Amateurs, who have examined or.
used jacob Chickering's Piano. Fortes.
From ChurIes R. Adams, Boston, Mass.
The following note was given BY Mr.. Adams, an nc
ccmpiished musician June 9th, 1885,; being well &C.
qnained with Jacob Chickering's Piano Fyrtes and those
Of other celebrated makers in this city, take great
ure In saying that most cheerly recommend those
Mr. Chckerng as superior Instruments, having an even
ness and sweetness Of tone and ghness of action and
great perfection and beauty of style and finish and bo
lleve they will invariably give satisfaction.
CHARLES X. ADAMS, Director Of Music
III the New Baptist Church, (Dr. Neale's)
|... H. Somerset street. Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
FROM Rev. .. R. Warren, EAST Greenwlch. R. H.

From Rev E. r. Warren, East Greenwich, R.
In aiettcr written by MIR. Warren, he SAYS, have had
one Of Jacob Chickering's Piano Foes In my family near
y two years. which ls In all respects perfect
and gives us entire satisfaction He adds also the fol-
lowing testimony tn these Pianos '.These Pianos too
are unrvaed in the perfection and beauty of their con
struction having Iron Frames and Circular Scales la
touch elasticity, sweetness and brLincy of tone the
are unsurpassed consider these Instruments in power
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
vcrmoont Central II. R. Go.

Vermont Cemtral Ek. ~. 20.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annIa, meeting OF thu
nv for hr election Of Director and the transaction
~ any other business necessary, wIte holden Ut North
n,'o o pcs Pm. By orderof Directors,
az, 81. isss. q. w. DEXTER, Pres,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
FARM FOR SALE !!

THE SUBSCRIBER, having determined 70 40 West
where he can engage moreexensivsiy In tlecuyatio
Of Basket willows offers for sale OF the best farms
ON ONION RIVER.
situated the sonth Of the river, miles above
Jonesviile and mile ffam Bolton depot II contains
1870 acors Of land 50 Of which Is heavily timbee the
mainder ina good state Of cultivation, well waersd and
very productive The buildings are very pleasantly stu
ated having view of the rail road for several miles and
are new and In good shape. 80
There is Oh the Farm young and thrifty orchard, all
sraned from which 800 worth 81 apples are sold annual
large SUGAR ORCHARDS, containing near 1000 trees
and fine lot OF the European Basket Willow, (salix vim.
IN .lisl which will yield annual profit Of from 5000
$500 Price, $4,000 Possession given immedat
iy il desired r GEO. J. COLBY.
IonusYile. VI. Sent 1857 70 u $3.50
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RaIxes. Rakesl
RnsendaIe .HyfIrauIic Cemen1

NWSCHAUHaChu % OU
Thoughts, Cisierns, Water Pipes and for topping ont
Chimnpys and every species u Brick OF Stone Work IN
der water, or exposed damp. Warranted OF the hes
s'''"' 50 ~ FULLER sMlTR.
Montpelier, May 23d, 1855. 81 Ass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
Nails.

OOO KEGS of Eagle Nails just arrived and for sale
O(JU cheap Tor Cash by FULLER SMITH.
Montpelier, July 2, 1850 u -. - =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27

Fred, E. Smith Montperier G.P Hale, chelsea; e. n.
Brown, Woodstock; Red6eld Grannis, Montpelier; c..
l.. Case Co., Brandon r. w. BlaisdelI, Ne,gtnues
H. Wallace, Irasburgh L. Pratt Jr Woodstock Mich
OILS & Warren, Burlington; P. Meuyheid, Windsor ; b.
o. Tyer, Montpelier; d. Mott, st. Altans..
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Can be Found
FOR SALE I!

A LII kinds of Black Siks--boh plain and fl gu red
IA which must be sold ut ELLIS Il BANCROFT'S.
Sept, l. 1855,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
SAITt SALT!

OOnOBUsHELs T. I. Salt now unloading from car
LlJUU--also 1000 Bushels Liverpool salt ior sa'o,
wholesale and RETAIL at the Depot Siotes Give US ca
lore purchasing esewhe ., We shall not be unaerso'o
qMontpeiier, nee. J, 1854, FuLLER o"'i"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

,,gI1anss Hovv1. - sirr arrp roov 90 C/sAh
y sss', 80 s'.s.lL y;s-.s es.Ans L..'I.S - -
t~sssssa tssssa g. Gwfsss ss- Ysst. ~ :. -
sswsAsss - vsns ~. ~ ~-< fs&~s&sh~ ternes S~ 49,
MAILMAN nkFTS, rrssst~~s
1g,y skfNerw H0rys, AND DfNgwJ Hsys1 49,
= Hs~-w.sa ~ys<a q - Esryt.ss - -" 49,.
roo sss kf~~x1ss g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY sEPrEMBHR "a, 1866.

good al 37s ca s0s per For other psxtS cst
mate vas reported Al former rates.
HAY-3cJ bales river taken Tor shipment II 1os
7pc. per 100 It's
HDss--inaetiye, and unchanged in prlce
iRot--Scotch PIG suaiy held at 81 s3s aAuaL
terms, per ton but ruled quiet Other kinds last
tced.
IAsas-Wosth u s3h 81 So cash and abort time,
per thousand, with f,ii sales
IrAD was held above the yews OF buyers. No sales
worth speaking Of
ss--Rocksnd fell 10 esc for common and 81 20 for
lump, per Dbl.
NoiGssE continued dull and heavy a. before ruotsi
NAVAL sToRFr.-trude tuipeniine, spirits do, and
common rosn weoe rather saugh. after, but not
dearer tar unsettled
OI2--houiing really occurred in wlrle sperm.
olive was In demand at fdi prices iinseed attracted
more attention. aud held at e4c vScts. per gallon
lard on was selling at from eoc 97kcts, according
quality, per gallon
ihoSToss--rork purchased 10 the extent Of 700
Dds, al t22s Wy for ness, and &2la k2f y for
prime, per Dbl. Nothing In cut meats 200 lLbls
Lard realized 1iIc izc. per H. The sales Of beef
wefe limited 10 1850 bbir st former hRnres Butter and
cheese unchanged
Ric1--- About l75 tres changed hands al a.
12H 50 S7H per 100 ID.
SoAP-Ibere 100 boxes CASTLE taken al ihcts
per Id.
ruled quiet and heavy the sales OF the DAY
did not exceed 400 hhds Cuba, &o., At oyso. Tzcts
per III.
TAunw was In Ugh, supply aud reqqest at lsc.
per ID.
WnsgY.-The sales Of the day reached 400 bbls Ohio
and Prison at 4ots Ale. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

~trThMAN. r~lM @-~--N - ~
hegz@ qglet, byt steady. hiock, 81 hae.
p sysr~Tryy Flour moderately srfive Che say's
100 rsfebirg 1900 hhis Al#.lrg sfsfleF y sssfa
etste fwLfeil vEs thn isast n f~yp' Ani 81 wJst
dsyrs-eal a. o. 10 a. 20 sike 70 t1er Wp~i@rn al
g. 81 S7h. cSmrs0n G1ferane 70 oxfa Csaaasa, ~
81 ard a. red W eKtfa scU'htrr, ~ - - " 10 psy
hM wheat VA doing better, fie tftnsss'f7us tpgvss
nr about 70 90 tusies foc4tlng routhsrn, a. a.
o. 10 ~ vbits Epa 81 81 VI q ~ rws hssh, -
II for primo shfta And 81 ~ 81 ~ igr y
sr.6d "a ani CsnaSAn vite, - 81 - ~ II fog "a.
ferlot u eiosce p&g tWhei f5yy BUSINESS rye sreaNh
~ 1881 20 per bushei h.Flsy wss rae, AL alt ~
IL worth ~ "a per nrshsl Ca. an ahsngsd Cora
iss s0ugt thrr snf sgrFta baysrs Tbs e4J's A>is.
csmptsed shout - 90 bsshets rhissy wessra uitgs
al si1. bsc pes bgsbeh
C1sfss.-fu1 aa1 hssyy, viih lplsnsi8ershla s&is-.
& r7us-H0AerNsiy Id ises fsr wisiyus nrYane In
rrice nldtl.e upisnd qrot@1 Toe fgt<c. ref Ia ana
offer hrns ID r'0por'lsA. pifh FREQ a~,isrs n aarh
Gxprrs thesgh Ies y bs principal oola-rs sr9y- hAf
- sS'lfrx - % fss.s.
rlsi wvrc ALI -egr~sf ~ arehsnged ySle~s. G~a.
ess hnDpy mOdsrsss Tor ue $1,000
Ipygfsrsrcr -yrfyool, ssip-ssnM rDfsAbs~5 q
$50 t,its c.ffes ., s-S1A &13 r~siA 100 ts4e
fsur a. r. ~ pr bb srs Ntsat 20 900 ksshes gala
sisa9 eva. D~s bnyhsi Ts- fnasea The ss1ss~
asss I-s.s~ss 500 Co.. D. =, ~ n sod k->'i
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TO %
The ANNEXED statement exhibits the quantity ana
value Of certain articles exported from this port during
the week ending Friday, September Il, 1885, distin
gushing the destination and shipments to each
Iace:-
Cnx,t.slf OF 1rII pnrn Wv YnrnyAtrr nr lrrnrn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24
az 20 80 fis, cas 81 a. 74o.ssI .

Nrtt dccresfs u &ePtonbef 20 1865 %, 2lT
The above table sb0Fsa vey active outward move
r1ent Of broaAau Flour shsAt and corn hsye gone %
Bitch ports IN large quGntiiiel aas cvsy weak VII AID
very naoch 70 the volume All 3othts restve 70
NOUS expectation Of b1etds.sns hsys been removed By
The arrival q lates advces ana " our aupals
from Tie interior ~. Ia larre- qaapLe, saai
have shipnsnis equal q anything known here r years
The movements " cotton "a ~. limited
Tho lmpcrstcna laa. week were only % molsrs's
tent, ~ appears BY u. anrcxed exhibit
ConxEacs " ms iORr ~ NYw Yoag Yam on igr1nr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

The St. Louis Democrat Of the 18th instant saws that
Poole who led of the company in search OF goh some
where the western borders of Missouri has hung
by his party for failing TO find the gold Pooes fstc
decided by vote Of the persons sing the exped
lion, aud majority being in favor OF hanging him he
accordingly swung by the neck TO n limb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

NHA1EBONE Bk1RTs--TfifB MUCH ADMIRED AND
w improved style 81 skitt be purchased
der together WITH every ohef variety horss hair, nsrhts
srhcd corded rnnfreB, enbroidere chrcns whal~boos
skir's cotton oiled skirs for winter. Ar,
cmbfuhtery store. w. THOMAS, 100 broadway,
four uur 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24
SECOND BOARD.
Tss5e OF the ses. York Canals.

The following statement shows Tie qusntty o. The
several articles st cleared tie cAnas It, aud ,he
quantity left d Ner York during the third week Sep
tenn tr 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

In the city and county Of New York from the 18th day
September to the 22d day Of September, 1855.
Men, s.; women So boys, 1856 girls, l2a-Total, 3se.
Adults, III; children, 279; males, Els, females 1885,
coloIed persons, s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

There IL no material change in the coal trade The
supply Is kept up, with toerabiy fair demand for iup
coal. The retail trade Is rather dull and with an aecu
mulang stock prepared coal prices are barel main
tanned. Tho Reading Railroad brought down. for the
week ending Thursday a. 500 tons and for the year
to that time, IA, 592 tons, against $50 10
the timo last year. The SchuyiI canal for the
week ending Thursday, brought down 81 aoi tons,
and for the 10 the time III lis tons against
os5 7o2 tons to corresponding time las: year. The coal
shipments fom the Lehigh region tor th5 week ending
with Saturday last ~ o62 TONS against 30 $50 tons
r,he corresponding week Of last year and for the
e02 s2 TONS against s24 7ee tons TO time last year
The tonnage Of the week by the three lines reaches
10 se2 tons and for the 3s2 sp2 tons being
Of the Tonnage Of Inst year to the same e Of
s53 ,0s3 tons.
The shipments of anthracite coal nom Port Richmond
the Reading railroad depot for the week ending sept u.s.
81 os tons making for tic season. up % that date
I15I 4o4 TONS against osos TINS % the date
last year.
The following the receiris Of the Norris Canal
Total 80 Sept. 8, Is55............Si3s, 81 OF
Week ending Sept. Is, 1856. -. 7,4sa 10
--SlsT, I04 IL
Total 10 Sept. 2, 1s5S.......... si57, 43s co
Week eIding Sept. I9, 1854. ..... e,2-9 -
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Value q merchandise put on The market during
the Week 81, eas $50
Value OF dry goods put on the market during
tue Neeh.'s. ooo,o5'
Total impoF;attons 81 5A
Tie bulk of the mpof,stons Of seaeral merchandise
VAS composed Of articles Of universal consumption such
az segars, so cas- moiasses t25 502 sugar sos eo9
Minerals form an important item In the list such
lead, ss3,0oo railroad iron, sao,7z4 TIN ssi ,922
The total value Of foreign cxports from Baltimore Cor
tho week ending Thursday, $3.50 1sT. Included
in the exports 1898 barrea Of four 13 barrels
u meal 6615 huHhei Of corn TO- 800 bushels Of
wheat l,S22 hosahcads Of tobacco OF barrels Of rye
Aour and 200 tons Cumberland coal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-13
I'M ChnncrrN Id sI nndbnr..

Marlin W Armstrong OsNEn Alexander and Elsri
AleNauder-O. Injunction and Attachment Bill!
apeariu ihe Clerk and Master from the bill, VIII cl
lis sworn tu tins cause; that Ean Alexander Is nuu-
resident the State % Tennessee 80 that The ordinary
,rcsss of law cannot be served HIM Therefore, II Is
ordered that publication he made Of this order, IN She
MON AND AaERyAN, newspaper printed IN the city 81
Nashville Tennessee ior thirty DAYS; requiring the sad
Fu, Alexander 10 appear before The Honor the Chance
m of our next Court CAanceTy be held IN the county
of Cannon IN said State the Court house IN the town
Woodbury. ou the Gr,i Monday April next 1875, then
End there to plead demur To compliments bla
ortle same will be taken Tor confessed to hun. and Sc
down Tor hearing 5lfgt- THO. q. MCsbD,
ian sn-a4day Sw Clerk and Master.
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RECEIPTS BIZ THE RIVER.

FROM THE nooEs OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
UMPIRE, FROM SMlTHLAND-l00 bags Of Coffee;
200 do Salt 50 boxes Star Candles; 81 do Rasns; l6
cases Sardnes 10 baskets Wines apkgs indigo lot as-
sorted Iron. IEkr
NETTIE MILLER, FROM PADUCAH.--25 bis. No
lasses; Spkgs Mdse. -
CURA, FROM MEMPHiS.-S00 sacks Coffee
WI. PHILLIPS, FROM CLARkSViLLE-44 bhis
Clover Seed s4 do Flonr; loo bags do 30 DO Bran;
boxes Star Star Candles pkge m'dse.
REcKIPTs By Rail ROADS, Bales Cotton; car loads
Coal; boxes Cheese s kegs Oysters roll Leather;
Dbl. Clover Seed; pkgs Mdse.
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There are two feet water on the shoals
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ELEGANT HARSEss.-There is now exhibition IN The
Reading Room at the City HOTEL Nashville, set OF Dou-
bic Coach and Single Buggy Harness, gold and silver
mounted and gilt stitched. manufactured by A HATcH,
Augusta Ga. The elaborate style OF its workmanship,
the beauty and elegance Of its general ghtness combined
with strength cannot fail to attract marked attention They
have heen on exhibition in New York and at the State Fair
at Augusta and have taken the prize each time They
offered for sale ANY gentleman DESTROYS of having
set OF harness without rival has now an opportunity TO be
accommodated
The ladies' respectfully requested 10 call and see
Them the harness having been much admired by the fair
sex. ieb9-lw*
ssg We are authorized and requested 10 announce Dr.
THOMAS A. ANDERSON Of Coffee County, candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress Of The United States.