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Legislative,

In the Senate on the 18th, an interesting dis
cussion arose on the proposition to abolish that
part Of the code which allows persons to testify
in their own cases. The Journal says:
Several Senators related their experience Of
the practical operation of this future. Messrs.
Brazee, Spencer, Baird, Marsh. Griswold,
Bucklanl and Taylor of Mahoning. spoke in "a.
vor Of retaining this provision. Messrs. Ma.h-
ews. Rush and Brown, spoke with much force
in opposition to it. The Senate, by vote of
s9 to 5, sustained the report, aud indemnity
postponed the proposition to strike out this fea-
ture The code.
Several bills we're read second time, and
quite a number were introduced and read the
first time. @ 1850
In the House, there was nothing of moment
done. A large number of petitions were pre-
sented, and bill was read she FIRST time sup
Elementary to the act for the incorporation Of
cities
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ANsoA @So5 VI
Average number of paupers, 10; Deaths, S,
There was raised on the farm the past year:
76 bushels of wheat. Go bushels of rye, 100
bushels of oats, $50 basbels Of corn in The ear.
75 bushels Of potatoes, tons Of hay, and 500
heads of cabbage. a
MEAT.-Pork, also lbs; Beef, 46i lbs;--
Mutton, 400 lbs; Veal, 900 lbs. IS 49,
STocK on FARM--2 Horses, 4 mich Cows.
l Yearlng, spring Calves, and 35 Sheep.
Clothing and Bedding made for the use of
the County Infrmary, for the same year BY
the Superintendent:
MEN's WEAR.--l5 shirts, pair of pants, 2
round jackets, ! vest, and 10 pair of socks.
WoMEN's WEAR.-1l dresses, 8 skirts, Is
chemise, aprons, 9 pair Of stockings, | bon
net, and caps. -
BED AND BEDDIEG.--8 sheets, 4 comforts, 8
pair ofpillOw cases. 3 6edticks, and holsters.
]. LONG,
L. SMELTZ,
VIM. NlVIN,
Jan, II, sc, Directors of the In6rmary.
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TEN DIFFERENT EDITIONS.
No library can be complete without a set Of these
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nominations should be made for President ant
Vice Presideni Of the United States, AMI iol
all State and local Offices.
On The subject Of secrsey. this State Council
cannot legislaIe any further than to express an
opinion; and the committee would recommend
that the subject be referred to the National
Council. Respectfully submitted.
Jan. 4, 1855.
The State Council adjourned with three
cheers for Ford and SpOOaer, and all separated
with the greatest good feeling
The next meeting will be held at Columbus
on the 4th Of June next.
The following Delegates were selected from
their respective distrisls,tO the National Csan.
ell, which meets on the 10th Of February, at
Philadelphia.
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SnOpS.
=" /" Oliver Twist, Sketches by "Boz"
and BaTnaby Rudge.
Il 3 Nicholas Nckleby and Martin
ChuzZlewit.
q Z" David Ooppeifeld, Domby and
Son, aud Oh ristmas Stories.
Bleak House, and Dickens New
FsHl Stories.
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Receipts at The Treasury
&4,4OOOOO
100000
Loss 10 the State
s2.IOO.OOO

We suppose the Governor had bis eye on
the foolish servant, who, when he received his
talent, vent and 'digged in the earth and bid
bis lords money !" or perhaps he has got his
notions from some Dutch neighbor in Fair
feId,' who knows no place for putting his
money save an old stocking. where it may lie
useless, The Governor should take lessons In
bookkeeping which will teach him after put.
ting The i0terest on the debit side. to place the
earnings Of The money 50 borrowed. on the
credit side. We have no doubt, that should a
man borrow 100000 and bury It for TWEEN.
y years. be would Be out OF pocket the inter-
set on that sum; and more lhsn that, would
prove himself great ass into The bargain;
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fhe Practical and Scientific Farmers ORn Paper
THE GENESEE FARMER.
A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
Agriculture and Horticulture.
VOLUME XVII. FOR 1855.

illustrated with numerous engnvings OF Farm Build
ings, Animas Is, Implements, Fruits SC.
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MoOre's Rural NeW.YOrker.

Jan, II, sc, Directors of the Infrmary.
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CONPLErE LIBRARY EDITION.

1mp ete set Of the above will be sold sent to am
TO any place, free of po stage, for Five Dollars.
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Foreign N ews.

We give all that has come to hand the
past week.
The steamship Arago, from Southampton,
with dates from London of 10Th ult, arrived
at New York on the afternoon Of the 9th
inst.
The correspondent of the Daily Neos af-
firms that Sweden has ratified the treaty with
England and France, whereby the allied pow
ers guaranty the territorial integrity of Swe-
den, and the latter power engages not to al
ienate any of her territory to Russia The
contracting powers also engage to communi-
cate reciprocally all propositions received
from Russia.
Rumors of peace still continue abundant.
Count Esterhazy LETT Vienna for St. Peters
burg on the 18th ult., with important dis
patches, it is said, containing propositions of
pacific tendency, and it is stated that if the
Gar refuses their acceptance, Austria will
withdraw from ambassadors from ST. Peters,
burg. Both the Daily Ncws and Times ex-
presses strong doubts as to the acceptance of
the propositions by the Gar.
The difficulty which existed between the
English and French governments relative to
the conditions on which peace should be made,
had been arranged, it is said, through the
efforts Of tho King Of Sardinia.
The surrender of Kars is confirmed. Nine
pashas, together with Gen. Williams and 49,.
600 troops, had been taken prisoners A.
mong the munitions of war which had been
captured were 100 field pieces, including some
heavy guns.
The Russian General Bebutuf had essab.
lishcd his headquarters at Kutais, and in
tends shortly to resume offensive operations
against Anaka and Redoubt Kaleh. The
defles between Kars and Erzeroum were held
by the Russians.
Affairs in the Crimca remain quiet.
Great preparations are bcilg made by thu
British for the operations OF the Baltic floe'
in the ensuing spring. Contract, had beer
made in Sweden for supplying the French flee
and its accompanying army. The Persian
ambassador arrived at st. Petersburg on thu
9th of December.
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THE COURT OF DEATH.

King Death held court unto which did resort,
All diseases that rayage below.
In order that he acquainted might be.
Why business of late had been SLOW"
There Gout with his cruch and his terrible touc
Sick headache and Jundice the Yellow
With Dyspeea who'd laid many folks meath the spade
OF the sexton, that grave digging follow.
But 'twere vain to describe each of the tribe
That before Old Death made there appearance,
Said he, " how is this there is something amiss,
You've not made Of late much of a clearance;
Just tell me pray the cause of delay,
Your diseases are getting quite lazy,
Do speak up friend Gout and tell what you're about,
Or slack business will drive me quite crazy!
Said Gout, "the facts this-do not take it amiss,
For myself and my rnds cares
For our business below has received sad blow,
From cursed Pill CATHARTIC called AYERS
That Pill when folks try, makes each Of US fly,
For it drives us clean out of the system,
Thus it saws peoples BREATH you my friend Death
THAT'S the way that of late you have missed 'em."
HoILowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS an Invaluable remedy
for blotches on the sknEgar Mortimer, aged %, third
street, Philadelphia for five years sufferer will
botches on the skim the whole Of his face neck arms, ben,
disfgurcd with them like small pox; he consulted
very clever medical who told him the predicatin
symptoms OF some disease, which alarmed him exceedingly
however, he took Hooway's Pills Immediately and rubbed
the Ointment on the parts affected, and in two weeks tn
whole of the botches disappeared, and his health
sderaby improved These remedies will cure the deep
seated old wound and ulcers twenty wears stong
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-10
C.. G.. WINGS Essafe.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the Eonora-
Bile Probate Court for the District of Washington Com
missoners TO receive, examine. and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons, against the Estate Of c. c.
Wing late of Montpelier in said District deceased repre-.
scented nsolvent, and the term of six months from the 18Th
day of December 1855 being allowed by said Court to the
creditors OF said deceased to exhibit and prove their
speclve claims before give notice that will attend
:he duties of appointment the dwelling house Of
the late &C. Wing in Montpelier, in said District on the
first Thursday of February and Apri next at ten
in the forenoon, on each of said DAYS.
GORGE w. BAILEY, c
EBEN SCRIBNER, in. "ohfs'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-10
DcnmisOm A. Sargeant,s Estate

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Cont holden at
WAsHNGToN DIsrRIcr, S. Montpelier within IND frsad
District, on The IN day of January, A. ID. 1856,
DANlEi ROLPH, Administrator the Estate of Den
~ nSon A. Sergeant, late of Warren, in said District
deceased, presents his administration account far settle
men Whereupon, ordered that the same he referred to
the 18th day of January 1885, at the Probate Office said
Montpelier, for examination allowance; and that all con-
cerned be notified hereof, by the publication of this order
in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed Munipelier
three weeks successfully as may be- lhathey
appear and SAID time and place. itbey see cause obec
thereto. Iy Order of Court
L
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0he .nlorkets.


CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Jan. g.
At Market 663 Cattle 600 Beeves, and 63 Stnres
consisting of workineoxeh cows and calves y earrings
two and three years uIds.
ttiCES-nARKET BEEF --Extra 1851; first quality
$500; secnnd quality, $7a5 S. third qualify, 81
ordinary, So GO.
HDEs-$7 peIcwt. Taow, 95Oa 10 cts Id.
PELTs-$l, 90 Isl. Calf skins. 13 lac per Id
VEAL CALvEs-S5,0O 500 900 1000.
sroREs-WoRKIAG OxES.-75, 80, 0' 1876, l40
Cows AND CALVES $50 &c, 81 46, TO a..
YE RIiNGs-SGG to 90 Two Years OId 500 TO 20 Three
Years Ods, S3i to ~.
SHEEP AM LAMBs--a950 at market. Extra, SIS to 70
BY lot, $2,25, 2,75, 500.
SwiNE-Retai, Olo Oc Wholesale 9 to lac.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-10
BOSTON rIARKET. J.n. y.

FLouR-Genessee, Michgasand Ohio superfns, 81, 81
fancy ,SS " 10 extra Genesee, So 25 to IL
GRAiN--Corn, yellow, 92c white, Csc. Oats north
trn. sic. Rye, ,2oc Wheat, 5000 toO,OO.
PnovrIoNs.Prime Pork, $500 per bill: Mess 81
Clear. S2sO0, Western Mess Beef, Sl400 $500 Lar.
~ ID. Hams .l2 13c per Id. Butter, common an
store "a lsc: family "a a 26c. Cheese new Milk,
lie; iou meal, 5a6 Potatoes 81 rs $50 PEE Dbl.
HoPs-Firstsort 1855, to &c perb. '54 crop 00o 90
SEEDs.-IIerds Grass, $4,3i $50 per bush Glove
northern, IA l-2 l5c perlb
AsHEs.-Pearls, $775 $50, per cwt; Pots, $3.50
WooL-Prme Saxony Fleece so soc Full Blood, Al
threefourhs Blood IS 43; half 90 40; conuDol
aud one. fourth do 80 q "a.
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MONTpEIIER MARKET. Ham.

PROVISIONS, &c.-Rnlter, family, 90 to 90; store, l2
Is. Cheese, 9to 10. Lard, 10 to Is Tallew, 10 to
| II Dried Apple, 5to7. Eggs 20 per doz. Potaioe
25 to 30 per BUSH
FLoun.-Wesem fancy 1915; Extra $1,000 TO 1880;
Berlin Mills, Fancy, $1,000 do, super extra, Sill OO
GRAIN AND iiAY--COrn northern 90 per bush Oats 80
to42 lerlsgrass Seed, $3.50 Glover, l2to i4c perl
fay,$S,00 TO 1000 perton.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard Wood 2 % 10
$50 per cord. Shingles 81 80 90 per NJ. Wool 80 To
4oc per b.; Nails, $500 per cwt. Salt Liverpool per
| bush 80 Turks Island Sc.
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Nnficet


WHEREAS, my wife, Sanh NJ, has LEFT nv he'd and
w boad, without auy just or provocation there
foe this to forbid all persons hatborng or trusting he
my account, as shall pay no debts o her con,raein
afler this date. ISAAr, r CARp's
Met huen Mass, Dec. 9Th, 1874 ka,y9
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WOODEN MANDATORY

AT WEST CALAIS.
THE subscribers prepared receive Wool for manufac
turing, by the yard upon shares, at the new WOODEN
Factory at West Calais.
Cassimeres, Satinetts, Doeskins
and Fiannes to order in the best manner
R. A. WILSON.
Wa, Calais Nov 4 1880 49f
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AsOane Cocks Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden at
WAsHNGroN DIsTRIcr IS. Montpelier within and for said
district on the 27tlI day of December, A. D. 1885,
TT ARVEY TlLDEN, Administrator on the Estate Of
Ill DOANE COOK, lite of Barre in said District de-
ceased presents his administration for settlement
Whereupon 1t is ordered that the be referred the
22d DAY OF Jauuay next, at the Probate Office, in said
Montpeer at ten O'Clock in the forenoon for examination
and allowance and that all concerned be notified hereof,
by the publication of this order in the Green Mountain
Fireman. printed at Montpelier three weeks successfully,
as soon as may be, that they may appear and at said
and place, if they see cause, object thereto.
BY order Of Court,
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1000 Live Men Wanted!

THE GREAT WEST affords the most lucrative field N
The Union for Canvassers and booksellers and are
offering better inducements than any other House east or
west OF the Mountains. Our Works are popular, and
published expressly for the subscription taue ana pay
large profits Apply soon by mail or in person, and full
informal ion will be given. -
Dec l. 1881 5lw5 Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Gnma9pMA9
NEW YEARS PRESENTS!
lust received elegant assortme Mt Of Portfolios Bnck
Cannon boards, English, TurkeyIBJund, Gilt bibles,
Prayer looks, Annualss &c.
THE NEW BOOKS
Good Time Coming by T. 9. 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 I,
A Hunters Life in Africa,
Diary and Correspondence,of Amos Law renee,
PrescOtt's hillip the Second,
The Song of hiawatha,
Whch-the Right or the Left
Letters to a Young Physician,
The Fisherman's Daughter.
American Rejected Addresses,
Maxms of Washington,
Wickod's Courtship and Its Consequences,
Knck Knacks, by Clarke,
Romance of Students Life, by Kiuball,
Lectures on Lite and Health, by Aicott,
Tales for The Marines,
Cleve Hail.
The Deserted Wife,
Bits of Blalney, by Mckenzie.
Sketches of the Irish Bar.
Half Hours with the best authors,
Iron COnsin,
Darlington Sketches,
Star Papers,-and many others,
Also
Large and Goo Assortment of Books FIR Children.
Stationery of all EAimds.
Cheap for cash, by s. WALTON,
9SJBlank Books constantly hand and made to order.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-10

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held at tho
WAsmsoroS DIsTRcr rs. Probate Office in Montpelier,
on the LIST day OF January, A. d. 1856
NERNANDO Z. PUTNAM, Administrator the Estate
Of benjamin Wells, late OF Woodbury., in said district
deceased make application to said Cont for license to sell
the whole OF the real estate Of said deceased excepting the
Widows dover therein, and the right of homestead aud
including ne reverson of the widows dUwe epresentin
that the sale Of par of said Estate is necessary for the
payment n the debts of sad deceased and expenses OF
administration of said Estate and that part of said Estate
cannot be sold without injury to those Interested In the
remainder Whereupon ii is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred session thereof to be held
the 10Th day of January AID 1885, the Probate Office
in Montpelier for hearing and decision thereon and 1t Is
further ordered, that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication of of this application aud
der tnereon three weeks successfully Green Noun
tain Freeman, printed at Montpelier, before said time OF
hearing that they may appear at said time andpace, ana,
II they cause, OBJECT thereto
By the Court,
Attest, T. Il. MERRILL, Register.
true copy of record,
Attest, L. r. MERRILL, Register
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wa be published, December Goth,
THE
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OVSfePss 0vsferSv

1tlIS day received fresh lot OF Oysters in kegs and
can furnish them at the lowest price, wholesale and
retail. FULLER 4 SMITH
Montpelier, NOV. 30th, 1885,
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GARDINER, Me. Jnne ODD. 1888

NI6., 22l, Ico5
Mr. H. DYEs-Dear Sir: have used two bottles of Prot
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proi,ate Courts.

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WAsHSauoN DIsrRIcT S. the District, Aforesaid will DO
held at the Probate Office in Montpelier on Tuesday ofeach
week, during the ensuing year. -.
NELSON A. CHASE, Judge,
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ILLINoIs GENITAL RAILROAD OFEIcE.

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Among the many popular medicines which acquired
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1f(arrieo.

In South Tunbrdge, by Rev. Adna Newton Mr. DEXTER
LARKIS, of Barre and Miss ELLEN NJ. HAYWARD, of L.
In Calais, Jan. 6th by H. X. slayton, ESQ.,, Mr. LEMUE
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UNIV ERSITY OF VERMONT
AT BURLINGTON, VT.
Medical RenassfanHeMf


SAMUEL WHITE THAYER, JR., NJ. D., Professor of
Anatomy and Physiology, and Dean of Medical Faculty.
WALTER CARPENTER, M D., Professor of Maeria
Medca and Therapeutics.
oRR!N SMITH, MD, PtofessosRf Obstetrics and OBJ
HENRY ERNi, A. NJ, Professor of Chemistry, Phar-
macy and ToS cology
EDWARD KANE, M. D., Professor of Theory and Prac.
tice of Medicine and Pathology.
DAVID $. CONANT, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery and
Surgical Jurisprudence.
JHE nex Annual Course Of Lectures in This Institution
will commence on Thursday, March eth, 1885, and
continue sixteen weeks.
Naturalization, $500
Deans Certificate, (eutting the holder 10 The
Tickets of each Professor) 5000
Graduation, 1900
Students who have attended two full courses in other
regular Me'ca Institutions Will be admitted on payment
OF the Naturalization Fee and fee of So stude nts nj;
tending the of Private Instruction will recti i've the
matticuntion ticket gratis Graduates of bs and other
regaar Medical Schools invited atssnt the Lectures
free of charge.
-Al l sc wishing for further information will please
address DR.. SAMUEL ). THAYER Jr, Dean, Burng-
ton VT lw6