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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
h the present position of members:

In the Free States in which the elections
have not been held, the following is about
the anticipated result: ~ 2. 's'-s.s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

ET- $35, 900 has been raised towards
the Pilgrim Monument al Plymouth. 1T
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

re- A. G. Porter, Esq, for several
years the ablest of the young democracy
of Central Indiana, has taken the stump
for Fremont. He was one Of the most elo-
quent speakers for Pierce in the State.-
Fourteen citizens of indianapolis who for
merly voted for Mr.. Porter have invited
him to repeat his Republican speech.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

@ Speaking of Gov. Geary the Detroit
Free Press say, at is more than suspected
that he was sent to Kansas on the recon-
mendaiion of Mr.. Buchanan. If such is
the fact, Mr.. Buchanan has done the coun-
try signal service" f.ss -
Be EE Law is like prussic acid-a danger
Gus remedy and the smallest dose is gener-
ally sufficient. .e.al
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

Repabrns. Others. Republ'ns. Others
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
Foreign News.

New YoRK, July6 The Collins steamship
Baltic, arrived this morning.
A London paper gives the following summary
OF the news of the week MS regards relations
with the United States
Judging from the country newspapers, most
OF which reach us at the end of the week, we
should say that the country is delighted with
the turn that the American question has taken,
and 1t is surprising how much the public have
become enlightened on the subject by the cheap
press almost every paper of that class having
devoted itself to rational exposition of our
American difficulties. The Country is also
pleased with the nomination of Mr.. Buchanan,
but 1t does not appear to understand that Mr..
Buchanan, in order to attain this honor, has
set his face against the great movement for the
emancipation of the slave.
10 this one correspondent adds, that the ex-
citement on American affairs has subsidized so
much ms no longer to exercise any unsettling
effects on the markets. Several of the leading,
ana wonld-be leading presses continue to keep
up series OF grumbling editorials, but on the
whole they are pitched in more reasonable
key. The London Times, however, warns the
Government to have the Central American ut-
ialr settled up before Buchanan shall come to
the Presidency, the Recruiting question having
been MIR. Pierce's question, and Central Ameri
can Mr.. Buchanan's.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
Safest Netus.

In the Senate on Monday the bills improving
the mouth of the Mississippi and St. Mary's
Rivers and St. Clair Flats, were passed bya two
third vote over the Presidents veto
Mr.. Herbert was indicted for the murder Of
Thomas Heating, and has been committed to
j all to await bis trial.
1t has been ascertained that the Dr's CAB
bott," alias Abbey, a-c both in favor of ole
"Buck." 1t is also said that one OF them wish
es himself bachelor.
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TO DE1LERS IN
Roots. Shoes and Esuuhh p.s

A Ii EN- WESTON Il CO., a. the old stand Of J. A. Es
II ahrook corner of Merchants Row and North street,
have hand and are constantly receiving direct from the
manufacturers, general assortment of Ladies', Gents
and Chdrens ioots Shoes and Rubbes which nre well
adapted To the New England trade. Persons trading with
being desiros ii repensins their sizes can do so at
the duzen prices Our business Will be coni led on he
cash system, that persons who buy of us will NOT he
compelled 10 contribute towards paying the old debts Of
those who sell on credit.
Dealers In oots aud Shoes plea call and examine our
stock and prices befo phrchaDg elsewhere
ALDEN, WESTON & co,
C0rnerti Merchants Row and North street
(Oireclly opposite Oak all.)
Boston, June lS 1856. oon3
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Ihc .nlarkctS.
CAMBRIDGE uARKET

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, July 3.
AT Market $50 Cattle, 400 Beevps, ana 81 Stores,
consis'lneo wofkinPuxeh, COWS andcaives earngs
two and three years ODDS
PRiCES-MARKET BEEF -Evra, $3.50, first quality
sSoo second quality 81 % $3.50 third quality, $40
culinary, 5000
hInEs-S7,O9 percwt. Taow, 7,2 CTS. ID.
rELTs-Si,0 o J 90. Cult skins, lac p-rib
VEAL CALvEs-S3,50 400 500.
SroREs-WoRKING OxEx $780, 49,, TO 2lO
Cows AND CALVES $50, G5 10 c.
YE RLINcs-$i2t to Is Two Years Old SIS to so Three
Year Odds, S35, As to GA
SHEEP tNn i.ANns-35I3 atmarket Extra, SIS to 10, OC
BY lot, S2,5o, to 4 81.
SwIHE-Retaii, 0to lOc Wholesale. "a 7c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
YOUNG
Married Lady'S Private Medical Guide


UY PKVF. T, TT, DUANE, NJ. ID.
How beautiful is the idea of he vie in sacred literature
Polished corner stones-wals OF coda fruitful olive.
trees-al choicest rnhlems Of combined strength and
beauty Such should woman ever be Yet who that sees
universally her pale cheek, sinken eye and inabt,
10 rndura fatigue ouud say that such She s Maiden
wife. mother, would you know the reason ?-read the
Of Instruction. no lady who prizes her health and bap
ness can afford to be wiont So say thousands Who
have awaited themselves Of lis knowledge and been bene
fitted by its Remedies Designed only Tor The yiruous 10
furnish information all Important To wnmaus health and
happiness. II Il not for sale at the book stores Beau,,.
fully printed, bound and gili price 81. Circulars and
recommendations lnrn,smva s'u an letters OF inquiry
or apply 10 Prof F. DoANE, NJ. D., No. fremont Tenn
pc Boston, Mass The ab I'VE WORK WIN be sent by mail
express all parts Of tho United states, securely en-
ccsrd, on receipt Of pIce.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
DR.. CONVERS'
|INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
N.npHnILC aANIiInO,nE
NERVOUS .a.v1YDOTE

This Cordial Is the only remedy ur those sad deranpa
meus OF body aud mind caused by early and improper
habits of Youth N b. That Involuntary nocturnal loss
Of physical energy productive Of much mischief to the
nery,us system Incorporating the victim for business
society and natmrny, speedily restaned by Ger
dial It Is The only emed which hts effected the desired
result In this ma Ldy.
d. CoNVERs may he consulted personally or by letter
wllhont charge his Office ~ Hanover street, Boston,
where a orders for the Csrdiu should he sent
Dr. Convers' Medical work, us plges-THE BEACON 4;
or Guide from Youth to Manhoodis the most important
and instructive book ever published these complaints
IN yony men il Invaluable 1t will be given 10 those
WIN MIR hnse three bottles OF Cordial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10

FLonR-t;enessee, Michiganand Ohio. rhine rs
10 $50 aud extra Genesre, $3.50 To- 50
HoHS,-New, yellGw, 81 white ,6ic. Oats north.
ern. Ale. Rye, $9I " heat, 80, 00to 90
PnousIpSs--Prime Pork, $l7 so pei hbi Mess o. so
Clear 1900. Western Mess Beef, S250 1900 Lard
IL az l. Hams III HCpef ib. Butter. common AID
store, l4a lSc: famy IS DOC. Cheese new MIX, I a
loc iou meal, sac Potatoes, 81 90 n l,5p pc bill
oPs-Firsis sort 1855, Gto &c perb "a crop to 90
SEEps.-Herds Grass, So, rs 4,2h pei bush Glove,
norihern II I-2 II lsc peilh.
AsHEsG.Pearis, SG75 4 100, per cwt; Pots S675
WooL-Prllne sayony Fleece 50 69c Full Blood Al .
three fourths Blood Ara 46; half do 80 40 con NON
| and one-iourth do. 80 a 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
KID GLOVE CLEANER

An important Discovery to the Notwithstanding
Entirely new Just Imported.
JOUvEN'S NOTORIOUS PREPARATION"
for instantly CLEANING KID GLOVES without the slight
eat SMELL Rub small portion on he glove, and the din
instantly dsappcarscan be immediately afterwards
One bntile Is warranted 10 clean my pairs If Gloves
Price SO cents Try before buying. Al the uents are
presented with an open bottle To prove lis operation
Agents are coming money by the Unprecedented demand
More wanted CONTENT, NEARY L. CO.,
29y Wholesale Store, No. 500 Broadway New YORK
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
POTHCHOIHANBE.

THE new and bea FIJI art of oTnameniing The simplest
L Glass Vessel to resemble The FINEST PAINrED CHINA
BY 1.-THE OF THE CosT, Is Crearing immense excite
ment. Ladies' and Gentlemen alike fascinated with
this delightful occupation rhate and Gle CANT aalse.
meni for Children aud schoos encouraging for
grace in design and harmony in the arrangement of colos
The whole art can be perfectly acquired in half hour
hook of instruction separately, 81. Boxes, containing
Vases, Book, and every article required S. by express
CONTENT, NEARY & CO., Wholesale stoe,
ill2 RrnahNau Nav York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10

The Montreal papers report that the Rev, Mons.
Perault, Catholic Priest, in the course OF u ser
mon preached at Montreal, the other day, stated
that during the month of May last, two thou
sand six hundred French Canadians had left
Montreal fer the United States, whittier, he ad-
ded, they 60 for employment, with the intention
of becoming citizens. The cause, according to
him, is free trade, and the remedy, protection.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
MONTPELaER MARKET. Inn. 20.

. NUN Z 1ItlIIN WANkET. june 30.
PROVISIONS, &c.-tuter, family, ~ 10 IL; stor- 90
90. Cheese, To 10. lard, II to IA TaIlow 10 to
u Dried Apple 5to6 Eggs Is per doz. Potatoes
II to g per bush.
Florn.-No snperfne, s 100 to $3.50 Extra Fam
lily Berlin Mills, $500 Double Extra Berlin Mills 80 90 :
GRANAND ilAh--COrn northern Is peIbush. Oais 90
Hay ,S6, to $500 perton.
M'scELL,NEous Dry and Green Hard Wood, 2,oa to
s5o per cord. Shingles 81 30 10 90 per NJ. Wool Be To
SOC perib. Nails, St7a Percwi Salt, Liverpool per
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10

The Frcemen of the First Congressional District who are
opposed to the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise to the
policy OF the present Administration to the extension of
Slavery into Free Territory and in favor Of the ADM Of
Kansas AS Free State, requested in Mass Con-
venon Rutland Tuesday the 18th day of July next
one O'Clock NJ for the purpose Of nominating Repre- SEN
tatve OF the District in Congress, aud Presidential Ecor
| By order of the District Committee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10

Al Market 800 Beet Cattle stores "a paTs Working
oxen. 10 C"wsand Calves, lutO Sheep Lambs, a3Ou
Swine
PRiCES-h EEr CATr,l. Extra, 1915; Frsi qualt,
s,oo second qualify, $7,i5, Third auaiy. s 30
SToWEs-'rwo year old s THREE years old, 30 I5
SHEEP AND LAMBS EA,a $500. to o.. BY lot, 50 90
to 400
WORKING OXEN 100, $50, IT'S
Cows AND CALvgsAS20 40 ) to GO.
SwiNE-6 to 8; Retail, 100 Cts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
vyzN . a
l-)lf0.

In Wilamstown July Mr. ADoLrHus AIyswoRTH of the
iirm OF u A. Answorth aged 90 years Mr.. Answorth
was highly respected merchant and citizen and his loss
sadly regretted.
In nuxbury, June 22n Miss ELIZA ANN HuNTLY daughter
OF hilbert and Mary H. untley aged 10 years and months
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
liberation Notice.

fNIS ceues that have thus day given my SON. Edward
s. Taylor his time, and shall claim none Of his earn.
ings nor pay any dets of his contracting after this date
THOMAS b. TAYLOR.
Boston, May %, 1856. 39w3*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
LAST CALL!

LII demands due the late firm of Ellis Bancroft must
"a be paid on or before the 18th day of August next we
being duly authorized to receive the same.
ELLIS & HATCH,
Montpelier, July /, 1856. o0w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
STACY COURTS.
Boston Eung Institute,
ISL | 2 Nummer ,Sfreet.

% | Sunlmer NfFeet.
For the special treatment Of Consumption, Bronchitis
Asthma and Cltarrh, by Cold Medicd,nd Inhallian
Persons unable to visi us, by giving minute description
of their IN writing have treatment and full di
recons sent Them safely by express. Patients visited at
their residences il desired,
DAVID YOUNGMAN. NJ D., NJ. MIS-.
Examining PHI Jsicin.
REFERENCES New York: G. D. sanbutn. NJ. D.; 7lG
Broadway. Boston John Cough, N. D., 81 fremont
street e. Perry. E'q 90 Court street; A. H. Culver,
Esq. 81 Devonshirc street, corner of Water Mesrs. Burr,
Foster Co.. Coruhlll Nessrs. Weeks Potter, 1874
Washington street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
HRllttePl
Butter!
DALMER & GRAVl.iN are paying the highest price for
i Butter.
IImiou &, Protection EoreVer

VBHVHH w. n HOHCONHVhH n VH W.T.
AIVlsION SO, NJ E. P. IT,. Is sill IN the Field and in
interested parties 10 the nary and continue to supply
Goods suited the Of Ladies and &c ntlemeu Far
and misunderstanding theiprncple Of their
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
An Increasing ircde attests the confidence of the public
Our object is not to make money, but simply to protect
the purchase OF Goods Fhe PAST guarantee of ruruRr
success. By order Of Diveun,
23m3 TRUMAN WHIPPLE, sec'y
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lflarrie0.

In Calais, July ID, by Rev. L. Warren, Mr.. NJ "
GooDSo Miss LESonA G. ROBINSON, all OF G.
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Mnrorp, Worcester &C., Mass, Nov 10, 1854

MrIFonD, Worcester &C., Mass, Nov. 10, 1854
PRorEsSoP o. WooDDcar Sir: take pleasure in
ing volumaiy testimony to the magic Effects Of Your
wonderful lair Restorative As far ack 1898 my hair
commenced falling off, until the top of my schalp became
bald and smooth as glass, and has continued TO fall for
great many years, notwithstanding. | have tsed many
celebrated preparations for its restoration. Seeing your
atv rtisenen was induced 10 give your article trial
and 10 my establishment found after few applca
lions that my hair became firmly and assumed very
glossy and beautiful appearance and by the time mad
nSed quart hottie, my bald head covered over WI h
il young and vigorous growth Of hair, which is tr ~
one totwo iuchesin length and growing very fat.
| Yours truly,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
Bsatss HUats,i
Mathematical Instruments.

Y. U. hTINU
No. Broad street, Sd store from State ST., Boston,
Has on hand the largest and best assortment tf all usr
ments used by Engineers Surveyors and Dunght men 10
he found in the city. All orders for any articles in The
above branches shall receive my personal and prompt at
lan
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West Randolph Academy.

o. d. BARRETT. A. b., Principal.
rNHEsUMMER TERM oflhis Institution will commence
l. on Wednesday, May 81, and continue weeks The
Fall Term will commence Wednesday, August 9Th, and
continue thirteen weeks
Ths the first classical Academy in the State. II has
fitted between fifty md sixty young for college since
its commencement eight yeats The influence ofihs
class of students has done much towards making study
the nrder of the day ~ all the departments The Trustees
and people OF West Randolph offer still additional
inducements to all 10 attend this school, who wish to pur
Academcal course of study to secure thorough
preparation for college, without which college
amounts to almost nothing They have secured an eff,
crnt Board Of Instructors, whose during the past
term is good guarantee nr the future. They made
extensive gemcnts by which the price BOARD the
great item Of expense tn the STUDENT will he greatly
reduced They have unanimously pledged themselves to
board during the present year at the uniform of 81 so
per week. including every thing but wood aud Lights
There are also ample accommodations for all who may
desire to board themselves.
Tnr further information, address the PRINCIPAL
EDMUND WESTON Secretary.
West Randolph, May, 1856. 22wl6
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Wanted.

ake anse rhers for Mores General Atlas of the World
to be sold by subscription only.
Address iur particulars, enclosing stamp,
w, :. BARRY g. CO.,
10 Niles Block, % School Street. Boston
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NOTICE.

IGN Il BSEIs
n N. BRIGHAM, D.. Homeopathic Physician
VI Surgeon having changed his result iiom Waits
Held Ia Monreer village. and ssocia,ed himself In prac
ice with DR. T. e. Tain, is now prepare to answe s'I
calls in tie varlo departments at his ~ trsson.
bOtrtcg, corner Of Elm Spring teets, rpla size
the Academy.
Montpelier, July /. 1894 lgms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
ii. r. COBURN'S
Oh L. w ID IL TX s,

EstaDliSneu. lSa2
II. r. Coburm's Taiiow Oil.
This Oh has qualities peculiar to itself alone, lis great
body and substance giving alasting and wearing power
that h single exception, (sperm ni) is unequaed. Its
high ubdcating power, BEINGS rich in unclious matter,
that compared with most ills, It is like cream to the skim
milk Entire absence Of gammy matter, under any rate
Of speed, and the different puts Thoroughly and rifecu
ally oiled
This oil is great vorte with engineers, who say is
the only oil that will answer in steam cylinders. For
Lighthouses Signal Lights, Locomotive Head Lights, and
the like, it will gvea reliable and brilliant light and do
all that sperm oil will The Winter Talow Oil will stand
thirty degrees Fahlenleit Wien quality and price are
considered, this will he found ut the head of the list
by who combine eff Give service with stiict econo
my. This oil has been in constant use from ono to two
years, in of tile first est bsiinens III I'll country,
to which reference will he given.
H. R. G. manufactures Winter Lard OIL equal To any In
the market. II is made with Ice and viii stand Ct Id
weather. ~ 80,
II. r. COBURN'S EXTRA OIL.
is made with from the best selected lard only Every
additional year since its ntroncton, has added TO It's
good reputation STANDING and for years II has been
known ms u unim standard oil for machinery and burn
ing II will stand the cold AMI the attention Of gruccrs
| is particularly invited tOit.
| FACTORIES AT CHELSEA,
| Office, No. IO5 State street, Boston.
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LOOK AT THIS.
VIE HreatcSL Discovery Of The Ace

PROFESSOR WOOD offers for sale perfect hair restor.
1 alive Ii will IN short time restore the hair which
has become gray permanently To ils original coIUr-brip
it out where is gone, and est it where is filling ZIP
clean the head Of dandrff and tChug-removes ALI
cntaneons erupions and renders he scalp pei fcy heal
thy b. restoring the secreve organ to their original vi.nr
aud strength, and thus supply nnrimert and colorng
maitr To it, 1t aces not color the hair, bu, u.s. short
perfect HAIR Invigorator al, d Tonic.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
Yours truly,
HENRY GOODRICH.


DosToN March 30 1855.
PRor. Woup Dear Sir-avpg become preinniuuly
pu lie gray, induced six weeks since 10 MAKE
trial OF Your hair restorative. have used less than iva
bottles bui the gray hairs have all disappeared and at
thou Oh my ha has fully attained its original color
the process # change is gradually goipg on, and HAYS
great ho that in hort lime my hair will be uark as
lormeIy. have also heen much graiifed at the healthy
moisture and vsor of the lair, which before was harsr
and dry, and II has ceased 10 out as formerly
Respectfully yours, sJrs ID. e. NJ RJpp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10

PRor. 0. j. Woop, 3l2 Broadway, N Y.-Dear Sir
We're to remain silent upon this OCCASION woud be an
act OF gross injustice on part both you and my fell
low creatures Win duly considering my Situation be.
ing as have affected TOUR times periodically in such
severe manner with erysipes that my head was tnnlly
bereit OF lis cuvcrng three times of the four Affections
and Inst not in the most pleasant of effects to the youus
when hair began to grew instead OF its being black ~
heretofore, il well mixed with that color some cn.,
mon To old age, and having tried many preparei ions am
olinced to restore the hair to its original color but MI
failed 10 produce the des red effect until induced t.,
try yours and am happy to state. by using about i've
weeks, 10 my establishment, in spite Of all my doubs A.
bout its efficacy. my hair is sufficient evidence toa
my acquantances Of the superiority of your article over
all Others to the hest Of my judgment. With cheef c,n
iidence can fully recommend it to all in want eff such
article, fully believing that what it has done for mr. II
will do for others kew Use if used according to directions.
Wishing ynu that genius and enterprise So
richly merit
remain yours most respectfully
BhNJAMiN LONFRiDGE.
New York, July 20, 1855. 254 Seventh Avenue
Oh WOOD II co, Piopretors, No. 3l2 Broadway
New York, and ia Market st. Louis, Missouri,
SCOTT & BROOKS, Montpelier, Agents. 2yl
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Boston Advertisements

i'robe inseitprl weekly, three ontbs1
Published by b r. RICHARDSON g. III
Advertising Agents.
NO. SJOy's Building. 81 Wnshjnuon - ~.
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Sportslnan's Warehouse,
"A Washington Street Boston.
RICHARDSON 81, DEXTEN

Wholesale and retail dealers in Guns, Rifles, Revolving
Hnd Pocket Pistols, Pocket Cutlery, Hunting and Dirk
Knives, Fishing and shouting tackle Of every description
Gun Materials for manufacturers, Fencing Fus Masks
and Gloves.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
Water Coolers.

Warranted not to sweat and to keep ice longer than any
other, being constructed on the principal If my Patent
Refrigerator 100 hand and for SALE wholesale and
retail, ut WATERWAYS Kitchen aud House Furnishing
Rooms, 80 and IS Cornllll, Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
CARpETIN6S =

(NAN be found at ELLIS & HATCH s--a good ussou-
" ment of Carpetines, which will be sold cheap.
Montpelier, May, 1855
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-10
ID. L. WELLS.

Auctionecr and Real Estate Advertiser.
Would respectfully announce the citizens of Boston and
elsewhere, that he is ready to give his exclusive
ention to auction and private sales Of real estate Clouds
merchandise &c. Also wanted SIEVE raj first class Dwell
ing House for cash CUSTOMERS ut private sale, varying
from $4,000 To $4,000 eac Also, firms in adjoining town
bought and sold at reasonable rates. Office No 25 Kby
street, Room No. 3.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

large number of American, Irish, Scotch and Nova
Scotia Protestant girls for cooks chamber work, nursery
| and table work, also FIR st oreS and plain sewing
N. B.--1f places obtained, the money will be re
| funded Apply At the General Employment office, No.
225 fremont street. foot of the Common, Boston
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CARY'S PATENT
Rotary Force and Suction Pump,
Young 1Een Wanted

To sell BOOKS, Pnrumefy, UhlTts PlctnTes, &c $500
year salary ami expenses extra, admission $50 per
cent. will be allowed. For particulars address, (stamp
encl0SedO DIR. II. b. SKINNER, 81 Union ST., Boston,