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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-15
ARRIVALS AT THE RINCIPAL HOTELS
Washington uouse-sz smcnd n Co.. prop,r..

Washington Housr-sa. Sncad n CO.. prOp'rs.
Smith, Amherst; Sam' b Poindexter, Bedford; Nor
and lady, Amherst; Mrs Il NJ PondeXter, Bedford; w
Scott Campbell Miss Poiulaxter Bedford; DIR Robert
Smith and Campbel Miss Francs Poindexter Bedford;
James Hart Campbe l. Hatcher Frankin J Eyeritt
Bedford Thomas Lansord Roanoke; w b Minnis Bedford
W Holly city, JOS Thurman Lynchburg, I Saunders,
Bedford Anderson, Neson c = Hunter, Campbell: Wy A
Payne Nesnn II Cheawood, Bedford + Neal, Monroe; A
Shelton, c. W IL Snidcr Giles Mathews. wyoming;
James I Snder, Giles Ewing, Bedford o Austin and
lady Warren, &, Veil Wyheville; 4 Bridges Va; DIR
John Steptoc, Bedford lno Davis, Richmond; Easep
Mechanicsburg N Duey Charlottesville; A Silver Har.
rodshurg Va John Wyga Pulaski ID Fergerson Roanok
Miss Horncr Campbell; James Fergerson Roanoke: Miss
NJ lambeth, Campbell; I W Johns, Iynchbmg.
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Read The ooioinP ymcfhable cure ,cicl should of sf ala
H. G. PARCELS ARABIAN LINIMFSr ' f'


Mr. H. G. Farrcll-Dcar Sir Aetuated by sersc of ,.
fulness, submit the following instance Of tile niiy
your great medicine. My child three Yeas old was s
attacked with terrible disease which in less than ,1 %
Frustrated it to total helessness The limbs became rpI
that not Joint could be bent the flesh and coli
and entirely dcprvedof feeling: the fixed partially cid sd
and altogether blind following this deafness all eup
the spine became contra ted and curved that living on
It's back the head and heels only touched Indo ell M ,ui
presented every appearance of being dead Iumat,ly ON
the attack the family physician called in for rec
weeks he ahored to restore it to feeling but all in vain
though bistercd dozen iimrs hef,c
Lnincns applied consultation Of ply sicians was th,,
held bnt to purpose the then brought before Nh
Medical Society but nothing could be suggested whi, had net
already been done and the doctor then told could do
nothing more We then commenced apply Iinintu
freely the entire length of the spine you may mag
inc parents joy, when, after few applications rririrg
animation was apparent and it rapidly recovered tie eN
cepuon of the sight which did become perfect near
month The child healthy and robust be Five
other cases of the Kind occurred previously neigh
borhood all of which died when there doubt your Lin.
ment had been used they would have recovered
PEORIA March LIST, 1851. HENRY G. CLELAND
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John Osborn Taylor Campbell; W Sledd, Bedford; J A
Caldwell Lewisbprg; Peter Hunter Campheli Hun
ter Campbell Samuel Griffin Bedford co; John II Elliott
South Carolina; Fitzgerald Pittsyvania John Maloon
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-15

washington IsettS SOUTH SIDE KOadWIIs Whtc Amherst;
Parish Kabcr, st Louis No; l. Thomas Nelson; Dabney L
Gooch Richmond DR. Twyman, Amherst Harris Buck
ngham { Bayy, Va, Hunter II Marshall, Charlotte; Geo
Whtiock Chestcrhed Jas Evans Farmville; Eli Phegar
thristiansburg DIR Fonoroy Va Juo oode Bedford Robt
tawthon lynchburg; Hudson, G. a Carterdo; Capt
kchard Ierklns. Nampbell j w Martin. AlLemare
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M ARRiED.

In this city, on the 18Th inst. by Rev J. L. prichard Mr.
1oHS CALDWELL and Miss MARY G, daughter of Ed.
inond Harris
On Tuesday morning, the 18th inst, by Rev Fr Sanv
Mr. Ahks A. STIGLER to Miss MARION HENixG all of this
city. Wv
On TUESDAY November 9th, at the residence of Col A
Howard Floyd county, Va by the Rev James NJ Wilson
HENRY LANE former editor Of the Floyd Inegonce to Mis-
RosABEL daughter of the late w Heaen of Flovd
county. Va. 'Y''
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ROA's 40 NETs.-JO hoy. Ja,ke,, NJ, ga.
- oIs and sizes, just received at the " "
nov if-' CLOTHING BAZAAR
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Noticeable Carriers connected With Ills aaa,
authority TO sell or othcr'sso dispose papers
erthem to rosar city subscribers No psters - el,
their possession for any other purpose 80 put iula
Fall n nde- is55.-Merchants aud bl.in,x. 60
ally are informed that they Ii heads krtf
cards business cards Labels &e executed nearly Pa
and expedtou,y at ne p" NIhGiNiaNa Jon hi M.
rABiIsHMksf. First AIty Lynchhurg. Va s'iN" +,
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Look out for sOuntcrfcit.


The pub lie cautioned against another counterfeit which
has lately made it, appearance called w Fares Arabian
his having the name of Farrell will buy 1t IN good faith
without the knowledge that counterfeit exists and they
perhaps only discover their spurious m ur,
has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. g. Farrell
sole inventor and proprietor wholesale druggist Ne i
Main street Peoria Illinois to whom all applications Tor
eies must be addressed Be get with the cc
G. before Farrell $ thus-H. O. FARRELL Snnd Is s4a.
ture on the wrapper all others eounterteits.
Soldhy i. STABiER & co, Druggists
and by regularly authorized agents throughout lal
States.
q. Price % and 80 cents and 81 per bottle
~ Agents wanted in every town. villa and laulc'
the United States in which one is not already established
Address H. g. Farrell above accompanied with good
enee as to characty responsibility &c &c &1dNea0
The rcuin.ion OF the Blood is just. esteemed
the greatest ordination of Divine Providence that beating
engine the heart is driven to all parts Of the system giving
vgor aud strength 70 the complicated machinery
This living flood whether sleep wake sades bfs&ly
through the arteries and returns softly through tie
How necessary that it should be kept fro all mlury
and yet how negligent many respecting this great essential
to the enjoyment of perfect health Derangemen in Ey
or and Neyesis generally the primary and Jauncc
Indigestion and all the harassng feelings attending pypep
STA which make life burden result from it Suicide would
rapidly follow suicide if there No would
suffer long he is able to obtain bottle of noohands &
braed German Bitters prepared by DR. q NJ Jackson Pa
dephia they rarely fail in cfecting permanent SEE
advertisement. foe l5.lm
DIR. l.. Ii. Wright's TnsteIcss Liquid taihar-
TIC OR FAMILY PHfsIC.-This is the best cheapest aud
most efficient CAthartic offered to thu public
tasteess, hcreby avoiding the nauseating erect Of Pills
on SIENNA &c) and produces gripping other painful
sations Unlike all other purgaves it searches
OF the disease thoroughly ceanses the e
bowels entirely free from cosveness. No family should he
without it, Children drink it readily without forcing ard
no medicine is more highly recommended by the medical fac
ulty
Give trial and then judge yourselves be had
wholesale and retail at DR. Wrighs Principal Depot, 100
Whiteheads, j. II. Thompson d Co.'S Lyncburg and
the principal Drug stores throughout the State.
discovery of any adxture other purely vegetable his
lI1ia Cathanc or Vegetable Family Pysic, by analysis
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08

| WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The Star saws that
the British Minister has sent orders to the squad
ron IN the Caribbean Sea not Ia allow the Kinney
expedition to land on any portion of Central
America.
MORE EyIDENcE-W stated last week tina
there was at least one of the numerous Cough
Remedies of the day which had by its merit,
worked It's way into extensive use among the
most refined and intelligent, who are, of course
the best able to judge of its virtues The fol-
lowing statements are in point - "a. ee5
II. Fuller, Esq late u S Naval Slorekeepel
at New York, and editor of the New-York Mr..
ror, speaks as follows =
LIvERwoRT, TAR, AND CANcHALAGUA. -Ol
the virtues Of DR. Rogers Cough Medicine, pre-
pared from the above articles. it is needless now
to speak; Its efficacy in curing Coughs Colds
! and other Lung Complaints, which loo frequently
If neglected, result in CONSUM PTION, is Toe
well established in public confidence to need eu
logy now
Three Hundred Bottles of the above Syrup
Were lately presented to, and accepted by the
New York Fire Department Fund for the use O
disabled Flremen, suffering from Coughs, Colds
or any disease Of the Lungs.
| Two bundled Bottles were also accepted b,
the Brooklyn Fire Department Fund, for distr
button among the Firemen of that city"
After the Medicine had been distributed ant
used, and thus practically tested for nearly year
the Projectors received letter from The highes
officer of the Department, from which we make
the following extract =
"'Those members of the Department who have
had occasion to use the Medicine, pronounce i
the BEST MEDICINE for Coughs Colds, &c. the,
have ever used, affordine alnost instant relief
and entirely removing the complaint
With grateful respect, yours.
A F9GAMPBErIT
President of the Brooklyn Fire Department
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
Che Iflarkets.


CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Jan. 81.
Al Market l0i7 Cte about 800 iervts and 27 Stnres,
consisting Of workinR oxen cows and calves yearlings
two and three years ODDS.
PRiC ES--MARKEr BEEF Extra, IS so first quality
$500; second quality, s. ,25 $780, third quality, 96,75
ordinary, $500 Gas.
HipEs-S55oa 800 pcrcwt. Tallow, Sc, 50a 800
PELTs-S075 a l,00 Calf skins, l9c per ID
VEAL CALyEs-$4O0 Il 600.
WORKING oxEs.--Sll2, 1876. 1872, las, 900.
Cows AND CALVES S25, SO, 50
YE miNGs--Sl2 to 10, Two Years Old sl9to49 Thre.
Years Odds, S37 to As
SHEEP AND LAmns-3I5 at market. Extra $500 to 10
BY lot, S2,25, !,75, 4,50.
wINE--Retali, 0 to DC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
BosroN MARKET Eeh. r.

BUSTUW MNKKET, Feb, 8. J
| FLoUR-tenessee, Michigan and Ohio smperine 1925
fancy s9,51 extra Genesee. Sll 90 to rs
GnAIN.-tjorn yellow 0ac. white Y4c. Oats north
ern Coo Rye, l,3Oc. Wheat, So OOtoo 90.
PRovisioNs.-Prime Pork $l4,uO pei bill Mess IS co.
Clear, $l90o, Boston Mess Beef $500 1900. La-o
II a H. Hams 10 lc per Id Butter, common aid
Toe; fou meal, g. Potatoes sO,55 90 pc bush
Hors-First sort, 1854, 3o 35c per b. '53 crop IS too
sEEDs.7aerds Grass. $40 3aa per bush Glover
| AsAEs--Pearls, 81, 10 n 1925 percwt; Pcts,S7OO
| WOoL-Prme Saxony Fleece 40 47c Full Blood. 8 a
42;three onnhs Blood 80 40; half do. 90 49, connon
and one lou nth do. 80 Il 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08

HoILowAYs OsTMssT PILLS, the only nallble Reme-
dies f3r the Cure Of Erupons and Botches the Skin
hes OF YOUTH to eruptons the skn being covered with
these unsghy boches in fact he utterly unified by his
appearance to enter into Society This young man. eight
weeks back tried Holowoy Ointment and Pills, and by the
joint use of these remedies his blood cooled and pur
fed that the whole Of the boches Disappeared and he
enoyes excellent health These medicines will any dis
ease of the skin, even of twenty years standing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
ll)te0.


In Montpelier Feb "a, Mrs SOPHIA b. relict Of the lat
Hon. Jeduthan Looms, aged about H.
In North Palms. Mich. Jan 81, Rev. BENJAMIN b. BRIG
HAM, formerly of Fayston, vt. Printers in N. H. are re-
quested, &c.
In Cabot Feb Sd, Hon. JONI MCLEAN, aged about 40
merry Of Montpelier, aged % years. n
Mprristown Jan. 8th of Consumption VsENeS gGArF
eldest Of Deniei u and Lsvnia Gates in the 2fs
his age. .5. 1.
HE had long been sufferer, yet bore his manifold Affections
patiently to the last Some time before his death, he felt to
throw himself into the hands Of the Lord hoping through
the merits Of Jesus for full and free salvation. After lin
gerng through months of almost incredible suffering, he fell
sweey asleep Jesus entering the dark valley of the shad
of DEATH fearing evil in the full hope Of sharing in the
first resurrection leaving large circle to the loss of
faithful friend, dutiful aud aiicctionate brother.
Yet those who most deeply feel his loss lift their stream
eyes Heaven to thank the good lord that they
not as those without hope.
They mourn, but sweet hopes
They hope to meet their loved again,
And reunited ever be,
When death shall set the captive Free Con-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
MONTPELIER MARKET Een. a.

MoN AThLlEH MANkET, Feb. u.
PROVISIONS, &c-Hutter, family, IL To %; store, 90
co. Cheese to TO- Lard, 10 to 70 'rallow, 10 lie
to II Dried Apple,4 too. Eggs Is per doz. Potatoes
50 to rs per BUSH
FLouH-Exiru fine $ll 90 to co. fancy slOto $40 90
superfne, $780,
GnHSANp haY.-Corn, 1910 70 per bush. Oats As
to on' Herdsgrass Seed, S2,S7 Clover o0c per ID
Hay ,Sl2, 90 to 400 perton.
MiscELL.NEous.-Dry and Green Hard Wood, $50 to
25o per cord, Shingles, 81 so to 200 per M Wool 80 10
SOC per b Nails $3.50 rer cwt. Salt 30 to Use per hush
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held at the
WAsRiSsros Disrnicr ',st Probate Office In Montpelier,
the 25th day OF January, A. D. 1855 s.sl
poRTER rERRIN, Surviving Executor Of the Inst WIN
and Testament Of zaciariah Perrin lae Of Berlin in
sa i'd District, deceased makes application TO said Court
with the consent and appreciation, in writing, OF the devil
aud egaees of said deceased residing In this state
for license sell the following described real estate OF
said deceased, to wit the everson of the dover in the
estate of the said deceased sci Out To Prudence Perrin
the widow Of said dece sed by the order Of the Probate
Court aforesaid made the 2nd day of January, A. D.
1889, and described in the report Of the commissioners ap
pointed set the made to said Court January ii
1889 the of the said widow therein having expredby
her dIccae representing that the sale OF the said estate
would be beneficial TO the ethe devisees and legaees
said deceased. and to those Interested in said estate
mt of them reside Of this State Whereupon Is
jered by said court that the sd application be refsred e
the 2Oh day of February A. q, 1855, at the Probate
Office IN Montpelier, for hearing and decision thereon.
And further ordered that all persons nieresed be mott
fed hereof by publication Of notice of this application ane
order thereon three weeks successfully the Greer
Mountain Freeman newspaper printed at Montpelier, be
fore said time Of hearing, that they may appear at sale
time and place. and, II they cause object thereto
BY tile Court,
Attest, 4. r. MERRILL, Register.
A true copy OF Record, fU
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08

HIttNFf1UId NIANhFIT, FcD. I,
AT Market 1880 Beef Cattle 20 Stores III pairs Working
Oxen G2 Cows and Calves, 5000 Sheep and Lambs 300
Swine.
PRlCES-BEEr CArTLh.-Extia, 5000: first quality
IS 25 second quality, $500 third quality, $G,75a750
SHEEP ASp LAMnsExtra, $500, 10 900. BY lot,s2,50
$50.
WoaRiSe OxEN--S95, 100, l40 $50.
Cows AND CALvEs--S $50, 80, 3d. 49,
SwINE47 rs a 90; Retail, 5a &.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
JOsepEe TayIor's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate .,onr holden at
LAMoLnr DsrRtcr, IS. Johnson, within and for
said district on The 29h day of Jannary, A. D, 1855.
DENJAMlN TAYLOR, Administrator ON the Estate Of
- JOSEPH TAYLOR, late Of Cam bridse, in said Dis
rct deceased presents his administration account for settle
ment Wheupon, ordered that the he reieredio
The 10Th day Of February next at the Probate Office III said
Johnson for examination and allowance and that all
cerned be notified hereof by the publication of this order
in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier,
two weeks successfully as us may be- hatthey may
appear and SAID time and place fthey cause Officer
thereto. 4 BY Order Of CeWrt, @'
C d. Attest, 8. 3. PIKE. Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
LAMoILLE COUNTY

GRAN AR SGa@@E.
THB SPRING TERMo Of this institution viii commence
on Thursday, February ssf, and continue eleven
weeks, under the instruction OF #t
n. @. BENTON, IT., Principal p
Miss REREKAH ~. MHRRIAN, Procsptress.
Miss AI.MlRA F. BENTON, Assistant. t
MISS DIANA II. CHAMBBRLls, Teacher Of Music.
together with such other instruction. the school may
quire. 4rs tsts4 f. Eti
No effort will be spared to make me sehool worthy o.
Of its present popularity The Summer Term
will comneiice May 18th. ~.
An dynnee of so cents perterui will be made in the
rates Of ordinary ulior Good boa.d can be obtained at
ing to beard themselves. Fer further particulars, for
board, apply to the Principal. ar - -
'lT,i' T''' lfIl II. w. ROBINSON, sec'y. 3
,obn~oa To, OF 1879
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
RmYAATaM A&Angra}E.

R0 IARaTJ M A4A4Aaa De
rNHE Spring Term win commence February 2lsti SUN
| mer Term, May sd Fall Term, Sept. 5th.
EDW ARD +. STONE, A. b., Principal, and Teacher of
Latin and Greek. e - r
ALoNzO T. DEMING. A. g., Teacher Of Mathematics
and Natural Science. s ryvf -rtsti
MIss L. NJ. !. HURLBUT, preceptross. rs,eherso f
MISS NJ. Il. STONE, Assistant,
Preparatory Studies and Higher English
Mons CHARLES GoBEILLE, Teacher Of French.
Miss LUCY HUTCHINSON, Teaclfer Of Painting and
Drawing.
GEORGE ". WILDER, Teacher of instrumental Music
and Thorough Bass.
THOMAS ATWOOD Teacher OF Vocal MUSIC.
s. j.. LYMAN, re cher Of pcHmanship.
~ Tuition per Term $500 Music, Ornamental branches
and Modern Languages ExrR. Board S2,OJ per week.
Young gentlemen young ladies who lave study and
it, rewards will hnd here companions and helpers oE
Far Catalogues or further information. address the Prn-
pa Those WHO apply by letter for admission should siste
whether they wish 10 complete either the Classical or En-,
glsh course in the Institution. +Eyey application should
be accompanied with ni and careful statem'nt BY a
teacher or s,me other person Of esncaon who IL init
matey acquainted with The applicant of The applicants
age habits character ability and present attanments in
the different branches of study
Royaltun, W. Jan 1853 sa Wfeb2l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the old firm Of LOOMS h
II KEITH requested to settle the by the first
day of March II. s. LOOMS.
Montpelier, Feb S. 1855
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
Isaac Eadd's Estate.

HSNNC BlUUU'S ESUdECs
NiIE Sabscrhers having been appointed by the Honor
l. able Probate Court for the District Of Washington
Commissioners receive, examine, aud adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of ISAAC
LADD late Of Worcester in said district deceased repre-
sented insovtnt aud the term of iix months from the dhday
of Mac 1855 being allowed by said Court othe creditors of
said deceased to exhibit and prove their respective claims
before uso give notice that will attend 10 the duies
Of appointment at the dwelling house of Widow Mary
Ladd in Worcester, in said District, The first Mondays
vf March and September next, at O'Clock in the alter
noon, on each of sud days
ARTEMAs RICHARDSON, lcommissiopers.
CHAHLEs c. CLossON. commissioners
Dated ar Worcester, Jan. u, 1855. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
NEWBURY SEMINARY:
AND
Female Collegiate Institute.

HENRY S. MOVES, AM. PRrscpAb. -
SPRING TERN, begins February %, 1855.
y SUMNER TEsn, begins May II, 1856,
Tuition, in Common English $500; each Higher Eng
lish aud Languages so TO IS cents extra Spqnsh Ger
and hamn, each, $3.50 extra Incidental expenses
25 cents. 0rnam enta Branches at reasonable terms
rooms and presents unusual facilities as boardns Macs
for Students - F'NS'
Board, including furnished rooms, fuel and Washing
50 90 per week. r "'-SNs'
Good rooms, near tho Seminary. at mode rats charss
10 engage board or rooms for fuslhoY information
address the Principal. PENTISS KNIGHT ''''''
N.., -. secs of Trustees.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
Two Dollars Saved
NOTICE.

THE Directors of N. +. P. Union, Division co., in willis
ton. w. have laely discharged from their employ
young man, about is years Of age, named JOHN BROWN,
sou of Rev r. II. Brown. who had been deteiced In
ing the goods and moneys of the Division and In
acts Of fraud and pecniaon, by ha employers. This Is
to caution the public against employing him, he Is a
reckless, dssolne kDave pnd villain and we'll acated
to deceive Western and Southern papers please copy.
For the Directors.
| Winston, jan 30th, 1855 D. A. MUNR0E.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
Probate Court.
Paw Wanted!
Onions! Omions!!

Lii persons indebted to the old firm of Keith s. Berker
II are requested To pay by the lst of January mex
AZ SURE. j. s. BARKER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08
Wanted. Immediately!

Wanted, Immediately!
t the Sign Of the Rig Shears, in ubbard's Block Mont
"A peiier, good JOnrneymaR Tailor, IN work on the
board aud press Ia whom good wages and steady employ
ment will be given. None but the worknen need
apply. Address, personally, or by letter. :
e. NJ FLETCHER, Merchant Tailor.
Mo= tpeler, Feb 5th, 1855.
Two Dollars Saved
RIO all who have waited III now for pair Of BUFFALO
L ROBES Call soon--a few nice ones on hand
LYMAN e. KING.
Mo nipoler, January 30, 1856
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08

HAVE arrived at the DEPOT STORE, and are for sale,
Ii wholesale ADD retail. FULLER e SMITH,
Septi -, 1854 ,tNF ts.-K
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08

We learn from the Sandwich Advocate that
Capt. Caleb Perry, of the coasting schooner Syl-
via E.. of Sandwich, together with his entire
crew, died of cholera between the 9Th aud 18th
inst. The vessel was on her passage from one
of the river plantations in Georgia to Savannah,
with cargo of nys.ars,-ef ysl.ieh- all tho hctds
partook freely.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-08

DEATH OF Mrs L. B. PEoK.--After years Of
intense suffering, Mrs Peck expired at New York
on Friday, the Goth ut, Her last hours were
consoled by the presence of her husband, her
daughter and other kind friends Her remains
were deposited in Mount Auburn on Monday,
where they will remain until the cemetery in this
place is completed. Patriot.