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Chicago Advertisements.
SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY.
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The Place to Buy School Books.
g. G.. esriggs & 90.
Publish the


4 MEXICAN Educational Series Of school
"A and College Text Books, which embrace
the following valuable works:
Sander's Serbs of Routing Books 10 Books.
''Sanders' school books will bend with the
memories OF the generations just entering upon
tho stage, bike the nursery stories Of child
hood. They will take their place first in pop
uiarity among the mighty exodus of issues
from the press, because first in merit."l- IN.
w. Christian Advocate
IaomSon's Stries Of .7rithmctics 10 Books.
"Tbomson's ArithmetiCs are TO be desired
as text books above all works on the same
subject."-CE. ID. Barbour, Principal of De-
lavan High school, Wisconsin.
Wilson's Series of HiStories.-5 Books.
1.-The best text BOOKS Of history extant.''-
Prof. Anthem, N. Y.
FnSqueile's Fieaca SHiss.---S Books.
s.They are the most practical, useful course
published, and can alone satisfy the wants of
liberal add accomplished education. * A
Teacher of French (Eew Ofleans,) 30 years.
Woodbury's German Sc. les. Il Books.
''Contaihs all that is necessary to make the
acquisition of German easy and delightful"
Il Prot. " FL Alien. Girard College.
haaPp & Ri5htmyeg's Copy Booics.--26 books.
The most perfect and complete works ev-
er pub.ished.o
Htchcocif's Geology-Price Sl25.
"There is not in our language so neat and
compressed, so clear and correct an account
of the wonders Of geology."-[N. Aneri
can Review.
MeEtiigott's analytical Works--2 Books
Oidham's Hupiorous Spealser Isl 90.
The AMERICAN DEBATER.
BRADBURY1s SCHOOL Music.
And many other valuable books.
Or publications are handsomely printed on
white paper, neatly and durably bound, and are
at low prices. All interested are invited to
examine them, and correspond with US on the
subject.
Teachers, school Directors, booksellers and
country merchants. supplied at the lowest
market price. wholesale and retail
We have for sale, in addition TO our own
publications, great variety of books in the
different departments of literature and science.
Also, the best School Stationery, including
the various sizes and qualities of writing pa
per, ruled and plain; steel pens, ink, waters
sealing wax, lead and slate pencils, states,
writing or copy books, memorandum books
and blank account books.
Our Descriptive Catalogue is sent free TO all
who write to US for it.
"a Purchasers at wholesale will find at
our store over 1000 different articles of Sta
tionery and Fancy Articles, and upwards of
100000 volumes of books from which 10 make
their selections, comprising an assortment not
ryalled by any other book house in the United
states. All orders with the cash promptly and
Faithfully attended 70. S. c. GRIGGs s. Co.
School book publishers and wholesale book
sellers, CHICAGO, Ills.
October %. S56-4mos. 'a
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fsaEsoaVAXT To EVERYBODY.


LS5R t;ae sast three years isaye
Il been engaged in business knowa only 70
myself, aid comparatively few Others. whom
have Instructed for the sum OF 500 each,
which has averaged me at the rate of So 600
10 $4,000 per annum; and having made arrange
nents to go to Europe next spring, 10 eagsgs
in the same business, am wiling to src .Hli
Instructions in the art to any persot.ia the Uni
ted States or Canadas, who will remit me the
sum of 81. | ain induced, from The success |
have been favored with, ard the many thankful
have received from those
whom l have instructed, and who are making
from So to SIS per day at il, to give any per-
son an opportunity to engage in this ha'iess.
which is easy, pleasant, and very profitable, at
small cost. There is positively no humoug
in the matter. References of the hest class
can be given as regards its character; and can
refer to persons whom have instructed, who
will testify that tIey are making from SO TO
IS per day at the same. 1t is business in
which either ladies or gentlemen can engage,
and with perfect ease make a very handsome
income. Seyeralladies in various parts of New
York State, Pennsylvania and Maryland, whom
have instructed, are now making from So to
Sd per day at it. II is general business, and
nut few shillihgs is required to start it. Up
on receipt of 81, will Immediately send TO
he applicant a printed circular containing full
Instruction, il the art, which can be perfectly
understood at once.
All letters must be addressed to A. 4. PAR
SONS, 1886 Broadway, New York.
Oct. 30-n35-4w.
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EmpcriNln OF
Beauty and Fashion!
GREAT INDUCE MENTs To BUYERS
Dry Goods md Clothing
Contemplating change in our present BUSH
ness, we shall. offer
From aud after this date our entire
nsw stock of
FAIL IND UINTER GOODS
AT EAsTEaN PRICES.

A DLER & FEINEMAN respectfully call
~ the attention of their friends and The pub
lie generally. to their new and fashionable
stock Of Fall ana Winter Goods just received
from New York and Philadelphia, consisting
of genera, assortment of staple and fancy
Dry Goods bleached and nnbleached Musiins.
Drills, Caiieoes, plain and figured all wool De
LANES, Alspacas, C"burgs and French Meri-
noes, every variety and all styles of Ladies'
Dress Goods; Also, Il large and well selected
Lex of the Latest styles uf
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TINE HgMgEMg ggUnEgn-
Ready Pay Store.
heavy FALL sTo CK!

DURCHASED with great care in the East
J. ern cites and now coming in (by railroad
to M. Pleasantly and opening from day to day.
Having ed off in reducing the prices OF goods
to he Ready Pay standard, we ale no. TO be
umdersoid by any" Baitsn only excepted, as
we never use them.
Filling up onr store 70 ,ms, ninety six feet
in depth. we cannot enter into details of our
stock, but illbe happy to show you round al
all fines
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Editorial X uies

All communications must be accompanied
BY the real name Of the author, but may be
Published with fictitious signature. So
Notices Of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
Meetings will be published free Of charge.
Notice of the meetings Of Charitable Insti-
tutions, and Political and public meetings gen
orally, half the usual rates Of advertising.
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Fashionable Clothing,

Consisting OF overcoats of every style and
quality, taluas; cloaks, fine uress, frock ami
business coats, pantaioons, vests and collars, of
the richest pattern, together with an unusually
extensive assortment of
Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods,
Comprising all that is eccssary to complete .
gentieman'i wardrobe, all of which will be
sold very low. In addition 10 this, we have a
Ia a &c
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DRESS MAKING.

MT RS. NELSON tenders ner services to the
Iil Ladies Of Ottunwa and vicinity in the
business Of dress making. Residence and
shop IN the I'd story of Sands wooden build
ing, on Market street.
iy Instructions given in embroidery, leath-
er work, wax work and hair flowers.
October 9th,-l32-tf
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r asst CALI Balances tiae us on notes
IL and accounts priorto Sept. Isl, are needed
for new purchases Prompt payments save
trouble ai.d loss 10 all parties. D.. s. Bno.
oct. s, '56.
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Coal! Coal! Coal!

1.-THE undersigned respectfully Informs the
L citizens Of Ottulnwa and vicility, that he
has on hand 1000 bushels of the best quality
of bituminous coal, and is putting out three
hundred bushels daily. Coal for blacksmiths
carefully selected. All orders must be accom-
panied with the cash. WM, " EST.
Sept. Goth, ls56.-n30-5m.
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TO Land Spectators!

TyHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his
Il farm OF 100 acres, on Sugar Creek, 2 1-2
miles Southeast Of Ot,umwa, on the Main
State read. There are about 60 acres under
good cultivation. An abundance Of lime stone,
stone coal, good timber and plenty of water;
and, in short has all the advantages of good
farm. Healthy, pleasant and desirable loca-
ton. A lol of stock will be sold with the
arm if desired. Possession given immedi-
ateiy. Terms--one fourth cash, balance in
annual payments, bearing ten per cent. interest.
ALSO:-0ne hundred and sixty acres Of un-
improved land lying five miles west of Ottum-
wa, which will be sold, if soon, for cash. at
exit aor1 mary low figures Look out, There
is bargain offered here. For terms and par
ticulars, address ]. w. NEIGHBOR,
Oct 9, '56-f. Ottumwa, iowa.
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In DRY GOODS zoe o6er

Broad cloths, French twilled, black. blue,
and brown; heavy plain and fancy beaver
cloth. kersevs, &C All wool cassimeres, fall
styles, fine, doc-skins, plain and fascY satti
nets, union cassimeres, ttweeds,s Ky jeans,
cords, Al Shaker fanHels, wool aud Canton
do, all colors and qualities, shirtirg stripes,
hickory, checks, drills, ginghams, chnmbrays,
diapers, &C.; new styles prints--a rich variety
and fast colors.
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SiLK AND YELYET BONNETs,

Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, L2ces and En-
broideries; large stock of Gloves, Mrts and
Hosiery, and good assortment OF ladies shoes
and CATERS.
We wish to call particular attention TO our
heavy and we'll selected stock of
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J,gsEsEa wEHnTEFysA,
C,EE.cRga., ExANVEg.s,

- superior shaw.s Of different grad :,
Satiaetts OF = -
+ Splendid overc oati'g<,
80 blank ATS,
Eiegsui line Of innsin:s,
I" .. dress goods,
Real Lup:as. f'r Mrrii,.es.
',atils, Cassineres, Clolhing, Boots s. shoes,
,ieap al STlCHiER, CR0NE& GiGS0H's
oct. 30-R35 Curlew House Utumwa.
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.,.yE CUFa.ERy, silver plated

:,rSE CUTLERY, Silver RI; ateti
Z Britannia, PamisAed, Japanned, aud
,...:.n Tinware, wooden and willow ware.
Il her busters, brushes, broom; sc. &c, in
dig every article in the house furnishing
r.G,. Would say TO merchants and dealers sen-
& ally throughout The west, that my stock of
nj Oase Egrn Siiing and u aTscy
seeds, is not equallcd as 20 exteas Or variety
in the west. Having deter mined 10 do d ssF.ci-
iy cash business, and receiving my good, d.
rect from the manufacturers Il an e;..Hied ~
offer as great, If not greater inducements .aai,
any o her house in the Westtra country
Country merchants While il the city are IL
vited to cali. GocdS packed and sent - ANY
part OF the country. E31-3.a.
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Fresh Arrival
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.

DRESS G0OsjS.--i am ROW opening and
der TO The Ladies fine lot Of Dress Goods,
containing il part OF
Plain bia, Silks, Fancy Tissues, and De-
iaines, Striped paid and plain Ginghams,
embroidered French aud Lawn Robes, Fancy
Bareges, Mohair mixtures, Silk Popphns,
solid Persian DE Lains, Plaid De Barages,
Satin Striped Victorias, Victoria Lusters, Vic
toria Bareges, Mourning do, Blue do, Sebesia-
pool Plaids, Persian ChaIli, Bareges De
Lains, Fancy do; Striped swiss and Swiss
Null Robes; Fancy do; Bard. Swiss, Cross
isar'd. do; Plain Combsics, LINEN Hantkfs.
Enb'd. Muslin &c. SC.
j. J.. STREET.
May eth, 1856.
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Wanted.

al The lime. at highest .darAet Rates
Shingles, (pari cash paid Fail wheat, beans,
tlaxseed, honey, batter, rye, Jeans, eggs rags,
feathers. Bceswax, &C., &c.
Oct Sth, lS55-iy. .)EVIN s. BRO.
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+ a mily cries.

a large Sfock- Qualify Guaranteed.
Very choice brown, CLARIFIED ard crushed
Sugars. C0fse--O. G. Java ESQ lb pockets)
Rio and Sagueapa do Fiae Tease. p,
imperial, COLONY (Brk) and Y. H., in 6 ID.
boxes, bought from importers directly. To-
BAccos--best Va, KY, and Mo. Fine CT
gcrs do. Dye StnGs.-Exua Caraccus hd-
90, Ma der, &C. &c., Queenswart, Glassware.
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Council Temple Of Honor No. B.
soUscIL TEMPLE No. q, meets al Templars
Hall every Friday evening, Of IL o'clock p.
n. ..
Transient Brethren 10 good standing are In
vited 10 give US a call.
] s HUMpHEfvs, w r.
May 9Th, '56-r1f-ly.
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A short Call.
TIyHE SIEsSTRyRE,sy REOVTESTS

i all persons indebted to him BY note or
book account, to call at the store lately occa-
pied by Adler & Feineman, TO which he has
removed, and make payment. He is closing
out and must have money. He is resolved to
close up all his old accounts, and prompt at
tention 10 this call will save costs.
oct. 16th-l856. ID. SANDS. =
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BROU.V GOODSs

Sheet.ngs, shirtings, &C., broad half bleach
ed ana unoleache1 ga to GA and 81, from
q Ia cts upwards. Bags, bagging, drills, Os-
naburgs, &c., &c.-the greatest variety kept
~ OtinrnWa
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A Rare chance to Speculate.
NO HUMBUG!

lAflD sands, having determined TO close
II out his entire stock OF goods within a
given time, is now disposing of his large as
sortment,
AT COST,
His stock comprises large assortment Of
Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, Honmets
Boots and Shoes, HardUare, Queens
mare. Gents Furnishing Goods, Jev-
cry, Notions. Sc. Sc.
Every thing, in short, usually found in retail
stores. Merchants and Dealers are
invited to call and examine the stock and pri-
ces, as | want to close out Immediately for
cash, and viii give rare bargains 10 early Gus
toners. Ottumwa, Aug. 2Sth--n26tf.
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ESTRAY MARE.
STATE OF IOWA,

WAFELLo VoUNTY.
TNAkEN up by Andrew Shearer' living in
l. Competine Township Warello County
Iowa on the first day of October A. ID. 1S56,a
Chestnut Sorrel Mare supposed to be a bout 10
years old both hind feet white. The left hind
foot white half way up to the Knee also the left
fore foot white, Blind of the left eye. Awhile
spot in the forehead some white hairs in each
flank and saddle marks.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Otsumwa, Oct. 22-le56-n3l.
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NEW SADLER'S SHOP.
Right From the East.

N THE subscriber begs leave to
80 announce TO the people of OF
ESSssA tumwa and surrounding coun-
skssszss> try that he has opened a shep
on Font street, opposite DIR. Woods Hotel,
where he will manufacture and keep on hand
large assortment of
Saddles, Harness, Whips and Rid
ing Brides,
OF every descrii ton, and will do better with
any who will favor him with q cali, a,d exam
inc his stock, before buying elsewhere, at least
by % per cent. than any other shop csndo.
Andfurtbernore, the subscribers own expe-
rience and practical knowledge of the above
business Will, he is confident, enable him to
compete successfully with all others engaged
in II.
CT All orders attended to promptly. Re
pairing done on the most reasonable terms and
the shortest notice. Z. b. MURPHY.
july 24th-n22Y.
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DOG LOST!

DOG LOST!
nN Tuesday, October 2ssf, a
" black and white Pointer Dos.-inostsy
white. Had black ears and scar on The % ?
of his head. There was a leather collar
around his neck at the time. Was a m@di IN
sized Pointer, &c. Anybody returning said
dog to me, or giving me any informa ion lead
in, to his recovery; will be literally reward
cd, ard receive the thanks of his owaer.
Oct 2Sth-n35-im. w. II. BARRETT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
Latest News.

AS we 60 to press we receive Call for Dis
trict Convention for the Second District, to be
held at White River junction on the 9th.
A dispatch from New York, May 18th, an
nounces the arrival of the Steamship Atlantic
with further foreign news. The feature of the
news by this arrival is the official publication of
the Treaty of Peace. The remaining articles of
the Treaty are supplied as follows:
Art. s. Their Majesties the Queen of the
United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland,
the Emperor of the French, the Emperor of ali
the Russlas, the King Of Sardinia and the Sui
tan, grant full and entire amnesty to those of
their subjects who may have been compromised
by any participation whatsoever in the events of
the wa, in favor of the cause of the enemy
1t is expressly understood that such amnesty
shall extend to the subjects of each of the
beligerent parties who may have continued in
the war, to be employed in the service of one of
The other belligerents
Art 6. Prisoners of war shall be immedi-
ately given up on both Sides
Art 7. Her Majesty the Queen of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, His
Majesty tne CWp6ror " Tue ETciCH, lliS NH
esty the King of Prussia, His Majesty the EN-
peror of all Russia, and His Majesty the King
OF Sardinia, declare the Sublime Porte admitted
to participate in the advantages Of the public
laws and system concert of Europe Theil
Majastics engage each on his part to respect the
Independence and territorial integrity of thu
Ottoman Empire; guarantee in common thu
strict observance Of that engagement, and viii
in consequence consider any act tending to it
violation, as question of general interest.
Art 8. Ii there should arise between thu
Sublime Porte and one or more OF the other sign
ng powers, any misunderstanding which nigh
endanger the maintenance of their relation, The
Sublime Porte and each of such powers, bcfor
having resource to the use of force, shall atfor,
/ to the other contracting parties due opportunit
of preventing such an extremity by means Q
their mediation.
9 BY a dispatch from Washington, We lear
: that nothing of importance has occurred in Con
q gress. Herbert is held to bonds in $4,000 t
answer to the charge Of manslaughter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
sgzazA . a
t.)le0

In this village, the Sth lust, SARAH rect of the late
Hon. William Upham, aged go yearsa lady who widely
known and highly esteemed to the society
which she moved.
In this village, May 4th Infant of Fred e. and Abba
NJ Smith, of Montpelier.
In Fast Montpelier, 9th inst, MI BENJAMIN H. PIERCE,
aged Al years.
In Randolph, VT, Sunday, after Ascension, May 4th,
ASXE SorHIA wife of Rev j. Everett Johnson Rector Of
Grace Church, Sheldon w. aged rs years and months
In Bakersfield May Sd, Mr.. HIRAM PEARsoNS aged IS
years and 10 months Papers in N. H., please copy.
In Woodbury. April 5th BETSY, wife of Joseph Answorh,
aged 40 years and 10 months.
Low she lies who biest our eyes
Through many sunny day;
She may not smile, she will not rise
The life hath passed away.
Yet there is a world of light beyond,
Where neither die sleep;
She is there of whom souls were fonl-
Then wherefore do weep.
That world If light, with joy is bright;
This often brings woe;
Shall we grcve that her soul has taken flight,
Because dwell below
We will bury her under the messy sod,
And one long bright tress wen keep;
We have only given her back to God
All wherefore do we weep9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
Trains GOfnV SOuth.
James ggamdall's Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court held q
LAMorLLE DrsrRicr, SIS the Probate Office in Morris
town. in said District the 5ih day Of May, A. D. 1856
VHoMAsJ J. NEWLAND, Administrator the Estate
L of JAMES RANDALL, late of Hydepark in said Dis
tct deceased presents to said Court his application in
wrlng setting forth that the said deceased in his life
time seized of certain real estate situated in said HYDE
park and that there debts due from said TO the
amount of S26h4 that the probable expense of settling
said Estate estimated $780, that the whole amount
of the personal estate Of the said decea reported by
the appraisers is S4D5 Of which there has been
by said Court assigned to the widow $lS)57, leaving
chargeabe or the Real Estate che Of 1924 97-where
fore e pays for license to sell the erson Of the wild
| owls right of dover in said Estate.
Whereupon is by the Court order ed that a hearing
upon said application be had at the Probate Office in
Monistown the ID day Of June next and notice to
all parties interested be given by publishing the substance
of said Application and orders thereon three weeks
successfully, in the Green Mountain Freeman newspa-
per printed Montpelier in order that they may appear
and show why saiu License ought granted
| By the Court,
| Attest, &C. BURNETT, Register.
| true copy of Record,
q Attest, J. Z. BURNETT, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
HIttsT, J. z. BUNNE KPETSItT.
A true copy of Record
Attest, J. Z. BURNETT, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT,l The Hon. the Probate Cour
RANDOLPH DisTkicr. IS. forthe District of Randolph
To all persons concerned in the Estate OF Eliza Parker
late of Brookeld IN said District de ceace inlestae
GREETING:
WHEREAS, Richard Andrus, Administrator OF The Els.
w tate OF the said deceased, proposes rendering
count of his administration and presenting his account
against said Eatate for allowance, at session Of sait
Court to be held the Probate Office in Randolph in sais
District on the 3Ist day of May, A. D. 1856
Theefoe, you hereby notified to appear before said
Cou at the time and place aforesaid, and show case
any you have why the sat account sond not be allowed
Dated al Randolph in said District this 10Th day Of Ma,
A. 10 1856, JOHN o HUTCHINSON, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
Che .Alorkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. NAV =

AT Market 800 Cattle. 2)1 Reeves, and 80 Stores
consisting of working OxPn.cows andcaves calling
Two and three years Odds
fkiCES-MARKET BEEr Extra d, first quaIit,
S,oo second quality 81 90 s., 0 lhird quality, $3.50
sruiaary, 81
HiDEs-S7,0 90 per cwt. Taliow, {, Is els ID.
PELrs-Sl 90 2 90. Cali skins I4c per
VEAL CALvEs-$4,O0a 500 1000.
sroREs-WoRKiNG OxEv -l50, LIS, so, TO 800
Cows AND CALVES $50, 81 10 20
YEARLINGs-Sl2 to Is Two Years Old Sos to so rhre,
Year Odds, $50, Is to n
SHEEP Avn sAuWS-iJl At N trkeL, Extra. 81 to la
By lot, S200, to $50.
swiSE-Retaii, oto DC. Wholesale, 0 0Oc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
Deafness Cured. However Caused,

Testimony. Mn. EDr1oH-seeng an advertisement
that the deaf might be relieved by apply ing Dr. Board
man. was induced to leave and the Doctors
skill was so deaf that unable 10 hear ordinary
conve rsaon. To my as;onshment, in twenty minutes
my hearing was perfectly restored. recommended all
deaf persons to Try the Doctors New Method Of euro.
FRANcIs RICHARDSON,
of Stoughton.
Letters enclosing postage stamps, direct to Dr.
noaknMAN, u Suffolk Place. Boz ton, attended to-
Remedies and apparatus sent by express.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

AT Market 1863 Beef Cattle % stores, pairs Working
oxen Iva Cowsand Calves, so Sheep and Lambs, 300H
Swine.
PRiCES-RnEr CArrLk.-Extra, 1915; First qualit,
$3.50 second quality, $780, thiid quaE,, S O.,
sroREs-Fwo year old Sl7 10 I hree years old rs 10
sAEEP AND LAMBS Extra $500, to II OIL by lot, $500
to 500
WORKING OxEN--l5l, 1915. 1850, 1870.
Cows AND CALvEs--S25 3 to 65
Sw'NE-7 to 8; Retaii, 10 10 cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

FLorR--ienessee, Mchiganand Ohio, snperfne Sc o.
IL $3.50 and extra Gene see, $3.50 to- ,5O
C"kN-New, yellow, Ga white SIC. Oats, north
ern. Ale. Rye, $9l heat, 81, 90 too, 90.
PRosIsroSsPrime Pork, $3.50 per bhl. Mess. ls, SO
Clear S2l,OJ. Western Mess Beef Si2.5O 1900 Lar,
10 II. Hams 10 "A lie per lib. Butter common ant
store, l4a lsc: family 30 DC. Cheese new Milk, "a
loc; fon meal, sac Potatoes, 81 rs 1851 pei bbl.
oPs-Firstsort 1855, 6to 7c perib '54 crop 00to Oh
sEEDs-ilerds Grass. 50, pa pei bush. Glove
| northern, IA 9 IL l5c peIb.
| AsHEs.-Peurls, $625 800, per cwt; Puts $500.
WooL-Prme Saxony Fleece 81 62c; Full Blood Al
81; hree-founhs Blood 42a 46. half do IS Al nnr
| and one on nth do. SO IA 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
DENTAL SURGERY,

DR, or. FoBBUSH resp. clully informs his friends
IL and the pnblc that he will be happy receive con
tnuance OF their former liberal patronage and hour
attention to business and skilliul mechanism to merit and
receive n continuance Of their favors.
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