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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-18
IRA A. STOUT.

A Il C TT O " T. E R
OFFICE No 80 FBONT 81,
Three doors from Public Square, NASHVILLE, Ten,
IA It'll eel all property for the benefit % those
w santing Auciioneer Second hand Furnlturs
nd al kinds Of pershsbe property so Public square
Also Negroes hired pUbcy and 4uctoa via attend
sAes Of al kni- IN Tire county oi Dayi5son t the city, a.
private houses and on farua. THE
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rlIOLERA PREYENTIIE.

I'VE Public respectfully Informed that LYONS co
still antnue selling their celebrated Cholera and
sbiurrhcn Preventive from the Effects Of which
many last year reaped great comfort ami ree By TIE
daon Do;tle or Glass As eveniives aways better
than cures strongly recommend al IT, The Poor
supplied without charge II accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate. Private families particularly should
have bottle Of his article in the hsuze IN Of
gency LYONS a CO.,
my - C.siar street
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SUGAR AND MOLAssEs A limited business was
done in these articles at previous rates. On plsnta
ton 800 hhds Sugar were sold at 79c per ID.
FLogR-The market was dull and the sales were
confined to about 300 bbls, including loo superfne
at SIS %, and 10 ordinary extra at SO l2ta9 %
per Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn was in moderate request, with
sales of 5000 sacks, including 200 poor mixed at
62tc, $50 white in two lots at 65c, about 100 yell
low at CSC, and 3s5 at 69c per bushel. OF Oats,
1900 sacks Ohio were sold on the levee at 40c, 200
at 42c, 1900 St Louis, from -tore, at Ale, 1000 at
&C, aud 500 at 4Sc per bushel Of Bran, 100
sacks were disposed Of at 75c per 100 lbs.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork was dull, with sales of about
200 bbls. mess, in several lots. at $l6 so per Dbl
Small lots of bacon sides selling at 94a94c for
ribbed, and l0!c per 10 for clear. OF lard, 100
kegs No. | were sold at l0tc per ID.
HAY.-A lot Of 10 bales Western laken at
So per ton.
COFFEE The demand was fair, with sales Of
2lOO bags Rio including $50 at lie, S25 at l. liza
lice, 270 al lltall4c 80 at lie, and 10 Skim.
mings at lOc per 10.
WnIsKY-We noticed only small sales at 46a4sc
per gallon for rectidrd.
y. q. Cattle Market.
JEFFERSON CRY, Feb. 9-Arrved to day lO3
head Of Cattle aud rs Sheep. The supply of Sheep,
Mich Cows and Veal Cattle is unimport4nt, hut
heavy stock of Hogs and Beef Cattle remain on
sale.
PRICES.
BEEE CATTLE westsrn) fine and choce..........s asX
" rough and iair..... ....-...........-6 as
or nary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A 40
Attakapas, rexas, &c................- "a
Mncn Cows Fine Ke lucky so $40
ordinary ....-....-... .fo0af4o
CALVES AND YEARLrNGS Sails
CNCISEArL Feb Is, p Notwithstanding
beyond a retail business doing and prices have not
varied. We quote selected at l0al0tc according
to the quality, aud English Dairy, &c, l2al24c
FRU!T.-rhere has not been much done in Dried
Apples or Peaches during the week, and the de-
mand has been chiefly of IA retail character, at our
last quotations. In the early part of the week
heard OF sales of 1000 bushels Peaches, in two
three lots 81 %; but round lots have been offer
ed, to be delivered the opening of navigation,
at 80, without finding buyers We quote Apples
at 81 goal 20, and Peaches at 81 2Oa2 % aud at
these rates only retail business doing.
Raisins (bunch) quote at So 75a4 90, and
Lemons and Oranges at 81 76s3 %.
OIL-Lard is irregular and No. | continues to
range from So TO 90c, packages included.
The stock of Linsecd is very light, and the de
mand only of limited retail character, and 81 05
per gallon seems TO be the leading rate.
Tanners ranges from 1914 to S27 per Dbl.
SEED.-There is a continued good demand for
Glover, and the receipts are freely taken IS 30
for new. Old sells at So The quality of new seed
is very inferior. We quote Timothy at So, but
there is not much doing. Flax is now saleable
at 81 So
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DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS,
No SO l-2 cHER7 STREET
q &C r. .

DERSOSs sendnF Land Warrants 10 ne by mail, can, v
they prefer direct them fAll Cunningham. viii,
throag them, tranfm 10 he owner, without delay, the
highest market price in ezsh. oeti-vem
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Tickets SIS 00-Halves 50 50-Quarters 81 25
g Pari wi hing Orier Ticket, In the above Scheme
will please address samuel swan Bax 3a3, hyle Tenn
when tickets will immediately Forwarded address.
Cerces Of Drawng sent postage fse, purchaser Il
Tickets inmfdiAt liz after the draN 1ig takes place
fbI6-dtrWAW SAINT SWAN Manager.
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10 CT

THE co-partnrrsAr o. perains Campbell Co. 81 tn.
cty this . dissolved hy ustaAl eoRsrnL either ~
the ooar1ners ksving ths Of he % the aFn In
Bauiiaiiou W. NJ PERkfNH
w. B. CAMPBELL
KKu OatAAAs Dee G. ISIS. eAM'L P. Waikiki
In retrnr ron tAe Commissien Basiasss
thanks "a cur sads ard patrons, ard ehsey comushd
Gar snccrsss and late partner, w. a. feEkns aegskhs
uorthy u tAslr esRAasnes 1nd p4ifonEEe
W. d. CAMPBELL
kAM'L p NALkkR
ne eaesal cenuisaos Bansss hrretoars esndaciet -
Perkins campbsi Co. viR be eandasrd sitheat nisTrup
tsn ~ A. FeFkisz, aa5sr sAe si3i o.
accls- eeeaEa kkAAlSs %
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Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.


&CA@A~@A@A& - 49,
nEALEas h PttsbursA Coal Sn4 coke ard whita Psns
IL inahsr. a Bread en3 Eranf ssrse.s "a fe
Lsxes. Nasvhis, fsnn; shrrs thsf lated tsstins t
slAns saFPy q ne AAoBe sEtees 81 reasaashe prua
FGmsa Aaa iarge eentaness 81 C1al anf ca1s suppsd
iaFeoaiTact en- fair ter1s iansi
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

liz unde signed, Administrator Of l. NJ BransforA dec
sll. ~ Virtue Of Deed Of Trust ed the
M Rransford deceased By Aaron Wright and In
the oacr Of the Register q Davidson county, Ia BOOK No
IA 464 ami As, oder for sale fuhe the
e1urt-house Ia tn Of nashville raufday 10Th
day Of Feb, uzTy, lss6 foT cash, the HOUsEs AND
O1 therein conveyed, situated in Nashville iron ting Or
hun9red ami seventy feet less
being the two O and lots door Odd Feour
Hail. present occupied by said Wright and the
other rented. W. L. UTLEY, Acmr Of
iang6-td 4 A. BranFSord dee a
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JUST PUBIISHEI

5000 lbs. News ana Book Ink,
LOVES FIGURES than be- bought eIseEterr in this
"a market for sale by Ifel9i A. u. ROSCOE.
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

ELLIS & BEAUMONT
DIG leave ni8r telr friends AMI the pabe thai hey
~ have nNW IN Opefaiion large aud extensive % n
FOUNDRY, adjoining the Aaekiae Shop q nas
Moore, aud arc prepared 70
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description Il CASTINGS that nay he eas3
loF and cheap - done vest 81 ne noankirs
NM GEGHiKG, h0ssE PUwgEe. fasa WuGHrs
RAnK EautTs, WFxBcw SuLs aBd LzxrIxs GAYS Eahs
W1rEs Huszzs, coas CzVSanas. aDa an CAsIInss
ussd ia tbe eontrueti0n II Fsar MIA sag MIA furnaces
and Duelinfs. msde q order "a short Re.
We Nf Also furnish deserpoa % steam Asd alter
Machnsry Agsf prices PAltrra uads orer and
charge q patterns which car Foandry
The highest prices paid IA Work Or ed Iruo
Ills Z bEUa0NT.
- hNrset street, near broad,
Is NJ
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-18

CoNrLIMENTARY.-We learn that the Medi,
cal Glass Of the University Il Nashville. las,
Tuesday, presented Prof ". T. BRIeGs, fine
gold headed cane a. n token Of friendship and
of the high estimation in which they hold his
ability as Practical Anatomist.
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10000 DCllarS!!
Southern Military Academy
T. d Il L II X Y {.
By Authority Of the State Of Alabama.
CONDUCTED on TIE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS A-NEN SEsIIES.

ITO be March 10 h 1856 in the city OF Montgom
Il cry, Shea Prizes amouuut
S 3 0, @ 0 0
vii be dsrib ted according TO the FLOWING beautiful
scheme adopted the expr,ss desr> Of many pat MS
who prefer few chances at prizes TO many chances
at significant suns
CAPITAL PRIZE EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS
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TUsT rtssivsd. ~ nee hAn4soas Drsssla sdewus.
kss IN MeGuh
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Monday Morning, February Is, 1856.

ELECTION SATURDAY, MARCH FIRST
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-18
ED. BURKE PICKETT,
REAL ESTATE, MMERCIAL,
NANCIAL, AND
G e N z II A 4 A G EN- r,

Corner Of Broad and Front SITS, over c. Andsrson's,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
WILL take charge Of any business entrusted 20 him.
w quirng the vices Of Agent fr commission
try satisfactory to I'll parties and in all cases charges
viii be ma e unless satisfaction is given
The pero OF Contracts Purchase, Sac, and Rent
ing 81 Real Estate in the city and eSeEter the Purchase
aad Sale upon Commission, II Bonds stocks and Pubic
Debts and Notes Of every Descriptions Merchandise GrOce
RES, ali kinds q Machinery and Agricultural Seeds and
indictments, the settlement Of and claims and
lecons general - attended to faithful ami pre- mpt
made.
~ Information sought and gwen in every department.
q business Hoping for cnly strict attention
to engagements s7dIookng rather the quantity bu
sines3 done than to erhOFbtdRt cATgeS respectfully
licit share Of public patronage
REFERENCES:
Gov. w n. Campbell, c. VI. Jackson, T. Motley, Bank
Of Middle Tenn. at L. bsnon; Gov N s. Brown, Fall
Cunningham Church Anderson, Mcclure, Back Co. BuTge
4 AIen, Anderson, Allison CO. John Bren Esq, A. ].
Duncan, Mackenzie Wilson. Ma hYie; Joseph W Allen,
Esq New Orleans, John W Blter, Pittsburgh; J. D. Leh-
mer, Cincinnati; Edmund Cooper, Caldwell 4 Cumming,
shebyyile Maj r. q. Ellis, ". J. Spence, Mu eesboro';
W. c. Nhthorne, ESQ Col. A. NJ. ooney Columbia; Col
J. G. Guild, Col J. Head, X Halun ksq T. Baker Esq,
Lialstn; Z. W. L. Alexander, Mai. Burford COL JH
waugh Dixon Springs; pr. A. II. Kint J. B. MOores, ESQ.,,
and citizens generally, Carthage.
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DEuFUr FRY AZ All ntC4S,-l k4Ee
On AsnA iargs 80 80 ssisss-d stcs q PsFanery.
pFioas. cnA aaa see A. h. RGscoA
lan1s ssrusF Bread a. NaEkss -. NazkFz,s
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-18
Corn Sacks, Corn acks!
n. q. FELLOuES.

w have IN store aud regularly receiving and ~
w bushel osSABURG CORN SACKS, 90 which e invit
ne attrnuen Of shippers. ". a. GORDON CO.
,fSe1
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STATEMENT.


STATEMENT.
The nane Of he corporation 10 HsTNA INSURANCE.
COMPANY, locSted at hartford Counsctic1t.
The Cap al is Five Hundred Thousand DoIars and 10
paid CD.
ASSETS
or the Company
Cash in hand and in Phrn'< Bark, SO 90 60
Ca5h on special DepOsitr II Y Csuix
and Hartford Bank interest, fCefGn 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
From the Asphwail Courier Extra. April,7A
Aefflole Massacre at Panama
April Is. 1856.

Another of those terrible fights between
the natives and foreigners, which have occur
reu on the lSthmus several times since the
emigration to California commenced. trans
pired at Panama on the night OF Tuesday
the 18th. The result was a most horrible
massacre of Innocent passengers, great de-
structlon OF passengers, baggage, and a de-
yastatlon of property both Of the Railroad
company and individual residents near the
Panama Railroad station.
The difficulty originated in dispute about
one dime between an intoxicated passenger
and native respecting payment far piece
OF watermelon. The story is, that the
native being much exasperated by the con-
duct OF the passengers, drew knife, on seeing
which the passengers fired at the native, and
severely wounded him. This brought for
ward another native, who stabbed the pas.
sanger, and then the combatants Increased
considerably on both sides for some time
number were shot, and more badly cut with
machetes.
All the officials in the station, with the
exception of the superintendent, lost every
thing they had in clothing and valuabes of
description. The Panama Railroad counting
room( including the desks of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company was entirely ransacked,
and everything of any value carried off ; the
books and papers were cut and torn to pieces,
and one Of the safes which contained but
little money was broken opened and pillaged,
while the other was pierced to the inner lin
nlngs, but nothing taken therefrom. Every
drawer and desk and closet was ransacked
and nothing was left in its place or uninjured
Some twenty foreigners were killed, and be-
tween thirty and forty badly wounded among
the latter We're several women and children,
Mitchell Bettern, Orleans county, VT, from
Gold Hill, Placer county, Cal was found muir
dered in the woods near the railroad station
tie had two thousand dollars on him when muir
dered So we are informed by one of his fellow
passengers.
A list is given Of the losses to American trav
elers, at the hands of the populacc of Panama
In the brutal ARRAY of the 18th, which figures
up SAL 1886. We give the losses sustained BY
New Englanders p Ii. Putnam (wounded) 0
Lowell, $3.50; Samuel Irwin, Boston $45
John Hardy, Maine, $500; P. W. Sherman
New Bedford, $3.50; j. S. Purrngton, Massa
chusetts, 500, A A. Payne, Massachusetts,
500; +. A. Atwater, Vermont, So.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
Later from Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, May S. A letter from Westport,
Kansas, dated 26th ult,, says hopes are enter
tanned that Sheriff Jones will recover.
Col. Sumner arrived at Lawrence on the 25th,
with his whole command and threatened the
people for firing into his soldiers tents. Gov.
Robinson charged the act on the pro-Slavery
party Sumner denied this and said if the
Governor would leave the matter to him, he
would soon settle it, Stringfellow had demand
ed to appear, on behalf of Kansas, before the
Congressional commission. either in persin or
by counsel, and introduce testimony, examine
witnesses. etc. Howard, the chairman refused
the demand.
The deputy sheriff of Douglass county is having
writs issued for the ares, of une hundred citizens
of Lawrence charged with the commission of
crimes under territorial laws. A standing army
will be stationed at Lawrence until all the arrests
are made, and the parties sent to Lecompton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08

AN IMPORTANT DISTINCTION. Every intel
leent man or woman who is suffering from Dys-
Pepsla, or General Debility, and wishes to find
the best remedy, will be amply repaid for examin-
ing the certificates and statements of esteemed
citizens, ailesling the efficacy of the Oxygenated
blttrrs, remedy which has the sanction of sci
entlfic men, and is entitled to a distinction above
the nos,rums which have been pulled into no
toriety.
A GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION. Those
who have suffered from Night sweats, constant
Cough, Splitting of Blood and complete proslra-
tlon, Can appreciate the value of medicine that
VIII permanently cure these alarming symptoms.
10 all who would find remedy. we say try
Dr. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort, Tar, and Can.
chalagua, which has received the strong st testi-
monlas ever given in favor OF any expectorant
medicine. To be had at any Drug Store.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,

Prepared froma prescription at Sir James Clarke, Md
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen This invaluable
Medicine is unfng in the Of all those painful and dan
gerous diseases incident to the female constitution.
1t moderates all excess removes all distractions, and
brings the monthly period with regularity These Pills
should be used two three weeks previous confinement
they orify the CONSTITUTIONS and lessen the suffering du ing
labor enabling the mother to perform her duties with safety
to herself and child
These Pills should NOT be taken by females during tn,
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Prenegnancy they are SURF
TO BRING ON MISCARRIAGE but at any other time they
SAFE.
In all Of Nerves and Spinal Affections, pain in thu
Back and Limbs, 1eaviness, Fatigue Slight Exertion
Papitaton Of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Mysteries
Sick Headache Whites and all the painful diseases occasonet
by disorered system. These Pills will effect whei
all other huve faed and although powerful remedy
do cosin ron calome anthony, any other mineral
Full directions accompanying each package Price, in tn
United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole agents for this country.
|. G. BALDWIN Co., Rochester N Y
| FUTILE g. MOSES, Auburn N. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
N. b. S100 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any author
lied Agent, will insure bottle of thu Pills by return mail
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by FRED f. SMITH, Montpe
Yer, and Druggists generally. Sy1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
I-)ie0.

In Brookded, April 26th of congestion Of the brain
james NJ elder Of Rev. p N Granger, aged Is years
In Calais, On the IA ut Mrs. Anna L. Han, igel 81
years, wife Of Stephen Hall, surviving no-eonmissioned
officer of the Rcvou;in Mrs. Hall was horn In Exeter N
H. January l774 Al the age Of MAE years, she went to
live with the Shakers and spent the early portion Of her
life with them Macy years since, however, she, as well as
Mr. Hall, left the Shaker Family, subsequently, married,
and Game to reside in this State She retained respect for the
religion in which sine had been educ @ and upon her death
bed requested to be buried in all sustained c1n and that
her funeral services might rs circumstances would
aduit, conform to The Shaker she was an ndusr-
Gus, prudent and cunac wife, Iond and ndulsent
mother, and friend to ALL She departed this life in peace
OF mind amented only by her scniants and relatives
but by numerous circle Of acquantances and rlend-Pa
pere in N. H. pn.Isa c,pv Con-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08

In Berlin, May 1st by Rev II. K. Cobb Mr. b. E. Walker,
Of Mortified, and Miss Helen NJ. Wells of Berlin.
In Waterbury, March Both, by Rev E. b. Fuller, Mr. HAIR
RIsoS s. NUrTsG of Stowe, and Miss EMILY A. FRENCH OF
Waterbury.
In Topsham May 4,h, by Rev. R Brown, Mr. HIRAM IA
Dor, and Miss ELTzABErH FELLOWS, both of Topsham
In Rochester, April 29h Mr. Amos Durkee OF Stockbrdge
and Miss Lucinda Eaton of RICHEST +.
In Norhfcld April 3d. Mr. Charles Foster of Nashua, N.
H., and Mrs. Lucinda Laroch, Of Northheld
Also April 27th Mr.. Nelson L. Regnor, aud Miss Hudah
A. Green, all of N.
In Barre April 18th, Mr. james Kane of Barre and Miss
Betsey Carr, of Willamstown.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08

FLorR-Genessee, Mchiganand ohio, snperfne SOC
TO .$6,50 aud extra Genesee 81 so to $50
tohN.-New, yellow. &c white ,63c. Oats, north
trn: 43c. Rye, $i05 heat, 5000 90.
rR9sIsIoNs-prime Pork, $3.50 pei hhl. Mess 81
UieuL s2i'oo, Western Mess Beef sl2,5O 1880 Lar'
~ IL Hams 10 a lie per ID. Butter. common AL,
store, l4a lSc family 20 pc. Cheese new Milk, 7;
ioc lou meal, sac Potatoes, 81 rs 25a pc bb
ioPs-Firslsort 1885, 6to 7c perlb. '54crop 0Oto 90
sEEDs.-Herds Grass. S3,i5a4 ,e5 pei bush Glove
northern, IA l2 15c pc nh
AsHEs.-Pearls, $G,25 800, cwt; Pots, $500.
WooL-Prme Saxony Fleece 81 a 6ac; Full Blood. Al
Sd three-fonrhs Blood AGA 49, half do So Al; con uo
and one-iourth do. 80 a 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
Che Itlarkets.



AT Market 81 Clttlt SUD Beeves, ana VI Stores
CONSISTING of working oxencows and calves eurngs
two aud three years ods
PRiCES-MARKEr BEEr Extra, 1925, first qualify
500 second quality 81 90 $50 thirdquality, 81
culinary. 81
HiDEs-S7 90 per cwt. Tallow, 8 IS cts Ih.
PELTs-$l, Is a o. altskins I4c perth
VEAL CALvEs-$4, 100 a 500 800
SroREs-n oRKING OxEv 1873 40, 80, 10 2I9
Cows AND CALVES $50, IS TO 70
YE RLINGs-Sl2 to 10 Two Years Old S25 To so Three
Year Odds, $50, 40 to ~
SHEEP .sn L,Mss-i06S itmlrket. Extra, 81 to u
BY lot, 50 90, to 500.
swINR-Retai, 0to DC. Wholesale, 0 o0c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
DENTISTRY!

nOCT, nj. NEWTON, Dentist. Office over Bur
bank & Lanedons Store. Aaln st, Montpelier, VI
from date until further notice.
OWING to very atge increase of business, with FIRE
" a1en soI ltaiionsto vlsh professionally different parts
of the state have engaged the assi-tlnce Of Dr. j. :.
NOW a gentleman Of rare qualifications Dental
M recon- Tn We wishing the service IF Dentist. are
eaTe NV invited call benre engtzng elsewhere as
int nd insert parts If full sets Of teeth
lar,na "a a, an .,hef off, In The stntp. As there
curain Dentists advertising Ia iustri uil set of Teeth fer
from sky 10 ,ighy dollars. will do HE sa qnaty OF
wrs Cr itom to IS per CENT al ess than those prcPs
with discount tr travel, &c
OrT CT c,nstiny open to professional coils from A.
NJ. 10 r. . 80
Y'ha nr,4ssional visits of myself or Dr. MowH diff
f.,.n, vats " III he advertised in me weekly Journals
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08

AT Market 100 Beef Cattle 90 stores "a parh okine
oxen 100 Cowsand Calves 1000 Sheep ind Lambs, 47Oi
SWINE
PRlCES-aEEF CArrLR.-Extra, $500; FRS qual,t,
1913 second quality, $3.50 third quan!, s E. o.;
SToREs-Fwo year old $l7 90; 1hrre years old, % 40
sHEEP AND LAMBS Extra, 100 to % BY LOT, $3.50
TO 500
WoRRINd OxEN--l00, los, .ISO, 100.
Cows AND CALvEs-$25 43 , to S.
SwING-7 to 8; Retail, 10 10 cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
MONTpEIIER MARKET NAV n.

Provisions, &c-Rutter, family, is TO II; store 70
10. Cheese, 8 to 10. Lard, IL to Is TaIlew, 10 to
II Dried Apple IS TOT. Eggs 10 per doz Potatoes
II To 90 per bush.
FLoun.-Western fancy,Ss,00 Extra $500 to $50;
Berlin Mills Fancy, $3.50 d. super extra, s9,50.
GRAIN AND lA|.--Corn northern IS perbush Oats 25
t,3o tensgraSs Seed, 500 Glover, l2to .4c perIb
Hay, So, 90 to 1000 perton.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry aud Green Hard Wood ,25 to
38c per Ib Nails, 8: percwt. Salt, Liyerpccl per
bush 50 Turks Island 75c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
MassasOit Salve Cures liberated Sore Lips

Lewis p Atwood says, have been iicted with sore
FPS for years. bad that they would ucerte and have
suited physicians, regular and irregular They haye
scribed inward and outward applications, but 1t was of
laval At last was induced to try the Massaso Save,
which healed my lips in short time. And now, when
friends with ailments of like character, my first impulse is
to ask them why they do not your Save. l your
much obedient servant"
AGESrs.-Fred E. Smith, B. 0. Tyler, Montpelier A. E.
igelow Barre; Bemis & Wells, Marshfeld John P. Hale,
Phnfeld j. Henry, Waterbury c. & r. Ainsworh Will
iams own D. c. Chapman Tunbridge Foster Grow, Che-
sea Hatch Co., STAFFORD Putnam Sprague, Cabot