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Foreign News.
The RoyalMail Steamship America arrived

The RoyalMail Steamship America arrived
at Halifax on the Goth.
Passengers per America at Halifax report
seeing steamer, supposed to be the Pacific,
in the English Channel, with signal Of distress.
The Congress conferences were expected to
open on the 18th, but the non-arrival of
Count Buol and Ali Pasha, will postpone the
meeting probably till the 2lst Baron Bun
now has arrived at Paris, and the Russian
embassy is once moro brilliant.
GREAT BRITAIN.
An interesting debate occurred in the House
of Commons on the night of the 18th.
Mr.. Roebuck rose to call the relation with
the United States, and moved for the produc-
ton of all correspondence with the govern
ment of the United States relative to the con-
duct of Mr.. Champion. Mr.. Roebuck com.
mcnced by impressing upon tho House the
necessity for the question to be properly an.
derstood 10 Great Britain, and that it should
be asertained who was to blame for the un'
satisfactory state of Eugland's relations with
America. He remarked that the laws of the
United States prohibited recruiting for foreign
service, and that in early days of the repub'
lie that government had required French
Minister to be removed for such infraction Of
the law. Their jealousy on this head wal
therefore only natural. He proceeded to
show from documents read at the trials in thu
United States, that Mr.. Champion knew h
was breaking the law; next, he took means
to evade it; and thirdly, he was supported ii
the evasion by the Nov Scotia and the Govern
Or General of Canada, and urged to it by th'
4 home government. Under these circumstances
Mr. Roebuck commended that the government
of the United States was justified in requirin
the recall of Mr.. Champion, and that tn
apology which the British government had
tended was deusiou upon the House ant
country. He therefore called first, for speci
fic answer to the question: What instruc
tions we're given to Champion : and next, ft
an expression Of opinion on the part of til
House, that they were no parties to this viz
llation Of the laws of the United States.
Mr.. HadGeld seconded the motion.
Lord Palmerston replied, defending tt
government aud stating that the correspo
sdence would be produced as soon as the la
dispatch from the American government hs
been answered.
Palmerston then launched into fierce il
yective against Roebuck, whom he called tt
mouthpiece of calumnies uttered 10 the Unit
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Correspondence Of the Green Mountain Freeman.

Correspondence of the Green Mountain Freeman.
Mr.. EDITOR We see by the last number Of
"a paper published in your village" that q
gentleman was found dead near our place on
the 10th ult., as we have been frequently inter-
rogated in regard to the affair, we wish to say
through your columns that the statement is
false and if the Editor of the Patriot. who be-
meaned himself by making the statement, will
show himself in this vicinity, we will choke
him with his brandy bottle and expose his bones
to the crows upon the stop of that pine tree.
G. B. (and 16 others.)
E. Montpelier, March LIST, 1856.
The names of seventeen gentlemen were ap-
pended to the above, but deeming it best to
Withhold them, they are not published Ed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
MONTPELIER MARKET. March q

Provisions, &c.--Rutter, family, 10 to 90; store, is
10. Cheese, to 10. Lard, IL to Is Tallew, 10 to
u Dried Apples to7 Eggs IA per doz. Potatoes
IS to 30 per bush.
FLoUn.-Wesern fancy 1875; Extra $3.50 to co.;
Berlin Mills Fancy, $500 do super extra, $1,000.
GRAIN AND lATCorn northern 90 per bush. Oats 25
to3o Herdsgrass Seed, $3.50 Glover, i2to i4c peril
Hay 81, 90 to 1000 perton.
Instantaneous Dry and Green Hard Wood, 2,25 to
30 per cord Shingles 81 so to 200 per M Wool Be
3sc per h.; Nails, Sas5 per cw. Salt, Liverpool per
bush. so Turks Island 15c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
Che Mlarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET Eeb. o,

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Feb. 27.
At Market l65 Cattle, 1000 Beeves and 1865 stores,
consisting Of workngoxen, cows ndcaves y earlings
two and three years Odds.
PRlCES-MARKET BEEF Extra, So,O first quality
$3.50; second quality, $500 $500 third quality, 7S
ordinary, So 6, so.
HiDEs-$7,5O per cwt. Taiow, cts lb.
PELTs-$l.00 l50. Calfskins. I4c perth
VEAL CALvEs-$5,00a !, 90 1000.
SroREs-WoRKINe OxEx.--II5, 30, I,25, 100
Cows AND CALyEs- SOS, 80, to $50
YEARLINGs-$l2 to Is Two Years Old $50 to % Three
Year Odds, 500 to 35.
SHEEP ANo L.sBs--264S at market Extra, Sc 7 to 10
BY lot, 50 50, to 800.
swrsE-Retaii, Otto DC. Wholesale, 6 l-2c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
Massasoit salve Cures scalds.

Maria E. Clark of Pawtucket r. l., scalded her arm
badly and writes 1T very painful until applied the
Massasot salve which relieved the pain and affected
cure can recommend as the best remedy used
for scad" 1t is sold by the trade at rs cents per box
]. P. SULLIVAN, Proprietor, Boston.
AeESrs.-Fred E. Smith, B. 0. Tyler, Montpelier A. e
Bgeow, Barre BeInis Wells, Marshfeld John p Hale
Panhed j. Henry, Waterbury; c. R. Ainsworth viii
JAMESTOWN; D. G. Chapman Tunbridge; Foster Crow Chel-
sea h. Hatch Co.. STAFFORD Putnam Sprague Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
BOSTON MARKET. NIarchi

BOSTON MARKET, March,.
"FLoUR-Genessee, Michganand Ohio, superiine 81 25
to $3.50; and extra Genesee, $751; toS,l2
ConN-New yellow. 80 white $50. Oats, north
ern. 43c Rye, ,lOc heat, so to 300.
PRousIoSs.-Prime Pork, $4,50 pei bill Mess II, rs
Clear $1,000 Western Mess Beef, $i4,Oo 1900. La d
II - Hams 10 lie per ID. Butter, common and
store IA lsc: family "a 26c. Cheese new Milk
lie; four meal sac Potatoes, 81 rs $50 pc bbl
HoPs-Frst sort 1855, to Sc perb 54 crop OO to 90
SEEps.-iierds Grass, $4,3i IA so per BUSH Glover
northern, IA l-2 l5c perb
AsHEs-Pears, $775 $50, per cwt; Pots $3.50
WooL-Prime Saxony Fleece 50 S5c Full Blood "A a
4s ourths Blood 81 AZ; half do 90 49,
and one fourth do. 80 a "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
Delights Spanish Lustral.

HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS,
Remoue the Dandruf and keep the Head Cool,
Give Soft Gloss to the Hair, Prevents lis
falling of and arrest its premature decay.
q FOR THE TOILET
Turing the time this celebrated compound has been
~ before the American Public IL has won for tself
repu taion which desnes TO take the lead of all pepa
rations for the hair
From Leonard Stoddafd, City Marshal of Lawrence
To CONCERN Having used Delights
Spansh Lustra for the HAIR for several past do
not hesitate say that far exceeds everything of the
kind have used II you have bald head, try H.
II you are blessed with COOL head of hair and wish TO
retain glossy healthy and nice, then Delights Span
sh I.ustral--it is just the thing to dot
From Letter from David Morgan, ofthe Bay State Mills
Lawrence.
had but very little faith in the Spanish Lustra know
Ing that much imposition in the shape of Hair
-; but concluded TO try it, The first bottle
caused fuzzy appearance my hend followed by young
hair and before had finished the second bottle had
most plentiful crop, which entirely realized the wonderful
virtues of the Spanish Lustra My residence is No. l8
Bay State Co rporaon Lawrence, where can be
any time. -
Block, Lawrence, Mass.
as and so Cents per Bottle.
FRED E. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Agen, for
Vermont, to whom all orders should be addressed. 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06

HoLLowAYs OINTMENT AND PILLS are wonderfully eica-
cous in curing diseases Of the skin Thomas Musgrove of
Baltimore Nd, was for eighteen months sufferer
with his face hands, and various parts of the body
of scorbutic nature, and there many things
mended aad tried but to purpose. As the malgny
the disease did not in way abate he then
using Holoway's Ointment and Pills, and by perseverng
with them for several weeks the erupons have all complete
ly healed, and he now enjoys the best Of health.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
Farm for SalaI

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm together with his
farming tools, situated about one aud three fourths
miles from this village on the road 10 East Montpelier
formerly occupied by E. Merriam. Said farm contains
thirty Of good land good sugar orchard an apps
orchard just out there is good durable water M
the house and barn. Terms of payment will be made
easy For further particulars, enquire Of the subscriber on
the premises. DAVID CUMMINS,
Montpelier, March =, 1856. lw3*
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NOTICE.

n N. BRIGHAM, NJ D., Homeopathic Physician and
vs. Surgeon, having changed his reside nee irom Waits
Held to Montpelier village, and associated himself In prac
,ice with Dr. T. q. Tapn is prepared to answer all
calls in The vario departments Of his pro iession
ROFricE, corner oil Elm and Spring streets, opposite
the Academy
Montpelier, July |, 1865 19mo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06

GI1g9pmA as
NEW YEARS PRESENTS
lust received elegant assortme MT of Portfolios Back
Cannon Boards, English, Turkey BOund Gilt Bibles
Prayer Books, ANIMALS, &c.
THE NEW BOOKS.
Good Time Coming, by t. 8. Arthur,
Rose Clark, by Fanny Fern,
Clouds and Sunshine, by Reade.
Caste
Ten Years Among the Mail Bags,
Plain Talk on Home matters,
Widow Bedott Papers,
Peg Wellington, by Reade,
Modern Pilgrims, by Wood,
Glen Wood,
Winnie and /,
Hunters Life in Africa,
Diary and C0rrespondence;of Amos Lawrence,
Prescolps hip the Second,
The Song of Hiawatha,
ALSO
Which-the Right or the Left?
Letters to Young Physician,
The Fisherman's Laughter.
American Rejected Addresses,
Maxims of Washington,
Wlckof's Courtshp and its Consequences,
Knick Knacks, by Clarke
Romance of Students Life by Knball,
Lectures on Life and Health, by AIcott,
Tales for the Marines,
The Deserted Wife,
Bits of Blainey, by Mckenzie.
Sketches of the Irish Bar.
Half Hours with the best authors.
Iron COnsin
harrington Sketches,
Star Papers,-and many others,
Also
very Large and Good Assortment of Books for Children
Stationery Of all Kinds.
Cheap for CASH. by SIN. WALTON,
GrBlank Books constantly on hand and made to order
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
To Farmers and Gardeners.
EARM FOR SALE!

THE subscriber offers for sale his Fam, lying Mill
Branch in South Faystnn, about two miles from walls
field Inner Village containing between fifty and sixty
acres Of good land-abou thirty five of which is under
improyement There is on said Farm Owe Hing House.
Iwo pans shop and out buildings, In good condition !;
also good sugar orchard and small apple orchard Tits
well tmbsred and within half mile Of Saw Mil, and
one fauub mile of a School House. Terms of payment
vii, he made EASY and to one wishing small farm, 1t
Offers good inducements For further Information inquire
Of S. f. Gsiggs on the premises or Of me snbscrlber
p.,,.,a, Eah 18th 1856 9w3*
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States and as holding a brief from the
enemy.
falmerston then continued" No man
could more strongly feel the calamities which
would arise from conflict between the British
nation and the United States. These we're
tue sentiments of all people of this country,
out 1t was one thing to entertain friendly SEN
tlments towards kindred people, and an
other to lose our feeling of self-respect."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-06
Washington County Gram
rr,1r &chnOE

THE next Term of this Institution will commence On
Thursday April Sd, and continue fourteen weeSs
under the direction Of the same lnslructo during the
Winter Term. CHARLES CLARK, for Cummlttee
Montpelier, March 4th, 1885, llw4
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Another Great Cure of Dyspepsia.


New HAVEN, November 2S, 1851
Gentlemen: feel that of pride of dolicacy
should deter from expressing publicly my gratitude for
the efficacy of your 0xYGENArED BTEs in restoring me to
health after suffering for than six years from Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint during which time had the best
medical advice with benefit except temporary relief
My became hopeless from attack of diar-
rhoea, which confined me to my bead for eight weeks
ing great prostration of the whole system
About two months ago, was SO much reduced that 1
could scarcely any food whatever and was obliged to tax
my bed in despair of getting any better read some
of the certificates of remarkable by the OxYGEyATEp
BTrERs, and obtained bottle of the medicine However
surprising nevertheless true that almost imme-
datey relieved of every symptom of my various Complaints
am now in better health than have enjoyed for many
years and attribute my restoration by the grace Of God
your invaluable medicine. Respectfully yours,
MARY L. HANOVER.
No. 2S Fair Street.
SETH W. F0WLE co., 1873 Washington Street. Boston,
Propretors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
AGEsrs-Fred II. Smith, b. o. Tyler, Collins n Pierce
Montpelier e. Perry, Putnam 4 spraguc, Cabot; A.
Bigelow, Barre Bems Mills, Marshfeld John p Hale
Plan6eld; j. F. Henry, Waterbury G. & R. Aiusworth
Wilamstown; A. W. Brooks, East Randolph D. 4. Chap
man, Tunbrdge Foster Grow Chelsea K. Hatch l. Co.
STAFFORD
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CUPERIOR, DOUGLASS COUNTY wIsCON.

CUPERTOR, DOUGLASS COUNTY wIsCON-
~ SIN This place 10 stsatsd The beg Of SupsYies
and Leh Hand river. the head Of Lshs Superior md
poasesses better site hsrbor spd greater svan
tsses or oomsresl city, than any osAss point b The
north-wess and esssed In prospective i'm vertascs
The proprietors have clear, undispsied, sad unia
numbered title To the land spsa Which eVvxasos laid
es ND all purehassrs 81 lots receive wassnsse dseds
las The came.
Superior laid during the past sessos, ssd 81
ready contains several hundred nhsbants large he
tel, humeef Of stores, eomnalsoss PIER, WitA cir
hoasss cad in all rsspscts The most aosrtsAinG sew
town IN the west. rhe county sest o Y. 8. Lad o.
Zee. and Poss once located Aess who're IL Isss
sippi and Lake superior o. 4. Militsry Road nov IN
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inmates 10 sso the iats terminus Of ell the psseet
81 railroads TO the head Of Lake ssperor THs stco
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VI ahe steamers VII run To supsrios,-oas from Chi
easo, twe ffo1 Cleveland, ard one ssss HsGhis o.
vss.es having been e.iii s.rssssly fcs this rsds.
. ~" esn saw mnls nd printing PRES ere nov -
Ose-hah Of he lots have bees sppsopSissed BY The
esepnessss 70 ~ cold by tn ssderonsa % sesu sst
ss - easy esns and 70 provide fsad ior sItsasivs
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% % erdss 70 corset sAs niusppssAssssss sssias
from s,%.ri,y ofs.ne., z lieesr 70 s,s.s ,Ass Sc
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fsrsat township ron Superior
~ Mas 81 ssssr,es are sssHss - Thas- ciask,
veyor, and Wa ". Newtea, sgeat ssd stisrssy 6r
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Nation, apply to Win. n. Ns~tea, Superior. povs
Ages, . Attorney hr prepssssss 81 s:ssss:s
hsy J. is55.
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EosTER 4 DAVIS. FORWARDING: Avn

Il cphsicioN hkfnHANr>, have beiit aarxr sns
es1nn-i'"ss vsN~A~s-s 81 The kApsi .hers tssy Or,
r-sf! 70 sfors and rs-shp tr-kShf rh~y al-o te.r
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gtag N 81 P~sl
AL iiaas Of country prc,ae- tal,a 10 .rsAsa<s 70.
Goods rsrns strictly es.a
Jass . isss Axy
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NERCHANTs' HOTEL. cor THIRD AM

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sei sassaess IN the city. Jsss i-dsvu
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Retail pssiers In Groceries, Provisions Hardwsrs &c
Chsshs. Carver Coaaty MIN, Ter. VT
rHos y. HuST. .xRAyRsssHL.
M ARBLEl MARBLE!!--JUST RECEIVED
vi AT THE MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS corner
u Jackson and s~veath streets %. Pssi, Q eho ice
lot Of Ameriesn and Italian Menuments Tomb stans.
Marble Chimney Piece, Furniture alahs Ae.
Those wishinl TO erect suitable and astinx tftbus
to the memory Of their friends will do we'll 10 ali and
eSsmtae hs(ers purchasing elsewhere.
sept u. isss-dawu IF. TOsTEvIN co.
TUCKER 4 STEINHAuS, CARRIAGE AND
1 WAGON BUILDERS ssd PIOw FACTORY, No
IVES; Ranaeiph street, Chieaso, Illinois.
syIs' "a, sPp ned IN tAs Uutas-
ON N anioaitous from fsrmers Nsyeb sas promnt
attended to, Who wfi and " vcsth their notice n
write a. II. e. sANDFoRD,
OCT "a dS~sm' Agent,
UMPIRE STATE CLOTHING HALL-THE
Ia latest styles 81 FAlL and WINTER GOODS Iu.,
The sadsrsignsd have the pleasure 10 infsrn d,
sesevs.g LAnGG aad EXTENSIVE ssseuns.t AZ
GENTLEMEN WEAR for the approach a. 5000
rhev woal esH parssrslsr sssesiSss 10 ksir ssso,,
nes, Of BOYS CLOTHING. Oh Of Which they are Do,
Psrcd TO ell ~ very sv prizes. ny =
her' asas bsyia< ~ Wholesale would do uel N nv.
as call b<k.re purchasing else. here
faii sappiy NJ Geats rurnsAn9 Cseds slv.,, a.
ssnd FULLER 4 MENDElsON =
Third street, Que door east Of Wahash.s
md opposite ssclesd nros., Hardware S,or~.
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