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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

Elected the will of the people of the territory.
Before the election, false and ia6ammatory ru ..
mors were busily circulated among the people
of the territory Western Missouri. The mum
Der and character of the emigration then pass
ing into the territory were grossly exaggerated
and misrepresented. through the active exer-
tons of many of its leading citizens, aided by
the secret societies before referred to, the pas
sions and drejudices of the people of the state
were greatly excited
Several residents there have testified to the
character Of the reports circulated among and
credited by the people. These efforts were sue
cescessful By an organized movement which
extended from Andrew county in the north to
Jasper county in the south, and as FIR eastward
US Boon and Cole counties, companies of men
were arranged in regular parties and sent INTO
every Council District in the Territory, and in
TO every Representative District but one. The
number were so distributed us to control the
election in each district. They went to vote
and with the avowed design to make Kansas q
slave state. They were generally armed and
equipped, and carried with them their own
provisions and tents, and SO marched into the
territory The details of this invasion, from
mass OF the testimony taken by your Commit
tee. are so volumnous that we can here state
but the leading facts elected.
Gro BE CoNTINUED.)
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

Inc religious press has heretofore kent clear
OF partisans politics, hut we have now!a note
Ole exception. The New York Tndcneuden,
with which Henry Ward Beeeber i connected
has come out for Fremont. Defnino it's nosit;on
the Independent says
1t VIII adrocate Freedom Of Speech Free
1 u VI the Ptess, Ere" Soil. Free men-and
IRE T, MONT Tor the next President. These who
.h,nh religious paper should not thus freely
JON with the secular press in doing this extra
ordinary work are informed that the matter has
oeen calmly considered, the cost counted, and
the conclusion deliberately and ccnscientiously
arrived at, that duty to God and man pre-
ciaaes moments hesitation as to the course
which ought to be taken by this paper
A violent hail storm visited st. Johnsbury.
W., on the Sd inst Six or seven barns and one
house were Frustrated, and fields of corn, rye,
&c, irletrievably ruined.
The Wisconsin, the Oldest and most Influential
Democratic parer in Wisconsin. repudiates Blu.
chanan and the Cincinnati Platform, and filings
the Banner Of JOHN G. FREMONT to the breeze.
Thos. j. D. Fuller of Maine was the only
~ iton "ii Atow EilSidnu WHO V0teu against
the admission of Kansas because she came with
Free Constitution
PAIN IN THE SIDE is certainly cured by faithfully
using the " Village Doctor Infalibe Cathartic
Remedy" DR., Clough's Columbian Pills are
the very best family medicine for all cases requir.
ing safe and sure treatment and every Pill is
worth its weight in gold for bilious or blood de.
engagements Try them. You will find the tria
s. stitch in time" See advertisement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
From California.

Advlces from California report no decrease in
the excitement, ard that the Vigilance Com
millee was successful.
Very few responded to the Governors pro-
camation Of June A The Vigilance Committee
had opened books in which the names Of recruits
we're set down by thousands. The Committee
have 5000 stand of arms and 80 pieces of cam
non. The Governar had gathered few hun
bred together, and gone to Benecia to gel arms
and ammunition from the Arsenal, but Gen
Wool refused to accede to the demands made
upon him, therefore the Governors forces were
encamped near the city. Six more rogues had
been banished by the Committee to arrest others.
On the receipt of the Governors proclamation,
nearly all the towns in The interior held enthusas-
TIC meetings endorsing the act of the Committee,
and commenced forming organizations to assist
them in carrying Out their measures
Crlr es and casualties were numerous. No
ieterest whatever was fell in politics. The re-
ports flon the mines were favorable and agrcul-
tural prospects good
The news from Nicaragua is very important
Gen. Walker was elected President June "a
Rivas aud his Minister of War left Leon on the
10Th, and afterwards appeared at Chinendago
They there collected 600 natives in the outpost,
and ordered the American troops 10 evacuat,
Leon. The order was obeyed and Rivas tool
possession with 1870 men. Gen. Walker has de
clared the Rivas party traitors. Most of tn
officers OF the former cabinet stand by Walker.
Is A revolution has broken out in Costa Rica
headed by the party which was opposed TO tn
late Invasion of Nicaragua by Costa Rcan troops
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
From Washington.

Matters of very little interest have occurred
in Washington during the past week. On the
ll.h, Mr.. Oliver read the minority report npon
Kansas affairs. 1t denounces in wholesale the
Free State men, and everything which has been
reported, as false, and that the laws of Kansas
were all legally made. We shall publish it, in
extracts or in whole, when opportunity occurs
On the 10Th, the report on the Sumner As
mult was under consideration, and there was
much sharp talk
There has been general stampede among thu
clerks in the Treasury Department, on account
of serious frauds being discovered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
MASS CONVENTION !--FREEDOM AGAINST
SIAVRRVsy


The people OF Caledonia County without distinction Of for
party who are opposed to the further extension
Slavery who favor the resolutions passed the phael
phia Convention, and the candidates there nomnaed-al
those that willing to for their countrys veal rather
than bow down to Shareholders and their gutta percha
and those who have desire in any favor the
further extension of Slavery though they their friends
shall be rewarded by some pary oceare invited to meet
in Convention at Danvile, on THURSDAY, 3ls
July, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for County Officers
1t is hoped every friend Of freedom will attend 1856 is
the first year since II 6, that the votes generally in the
United States will given directly for FREEDOM SLAVERY
AT THIS CRISIS, LEr "UNl0N" BE THE MuTro.
Az. SJutbDIESyINE} Republican
OK. PIERCE, County Com
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
TO DEALERS IN
Boots. Shoes and lsUhhers.

A LIEN, WESTON & CO., a. the old stand of j. A. Es.
II abroOk, corner of Merchants Row aud North street
have hand aud are constantly receiving direct from the
manufacturers, general assortment OF LADIES' Cents
aud Chdrens Boots, Shoes and Ruhhes which are well
adapted The New England trade. Persons trading with
being DESTROYS Of repenishng their sizes can do so al
the dozen prices Our business will be conducted on tho
cash system, 50 that persons who buy of will not be
compelled contribute towards paving the old debts Of
those who sell on credit.
Dealers in Boots and Shoes please call and examine our
stock aud prices befo,e purchaiing elsewhere.
l. ALDEN, WESTON Il CO.,
Corne rof Merchants Row and North street,
directly opposite Oak Iian.)
Rnstop June &. 1886. 0Qm2
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Chr Alorkets.


CAMBRIDGE MARKET, July 0.
AT Market 46S Cattle, 700 Geeves, and O0 stores.
consisting of w0tkine oxen COWS and calves earrings
two and three years Odds.
PKiCES-MARKET BEEr -Ertra, $3.50, first quality
$500; second quality s. 25 s. 80 thirdqnai,y, $40;
ordinary, $3.50
HIpss-S7,O9 per cwt. Tali"w, 7,-2 cs lh.
PELTs-$I,00 O@ Caliskins. lac pei ID
Wal CALvEs-S4,00 a 500 900.
SroREs-WoRKING OrES $500 49,, TO 2l0.
Cows AID CALVES S33 Gj. To e.
E.MINGs-$l2 tn Is Two Years Old SlSto50 Three
Year ODDS, S34, As to Go
SHEEP .Sn L,MRsl37o atmark.t. Ezra, s5to 10 ,0C
BY lot, 1925, 10 a ~.
SwISE-Retai, 9to Zoe. Wholesale, 5a &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
A SURE ARTICLE To MAKE THE
-, ~r,s.-v nnT IA n TIN \


HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS,
Removr The Dandruf and keP The Held Cool,
Give Soft Gloss 10 The Hair. Prepen's lis
falling Of and arrest lis premature dec1y.
FOR THE TOILET
Us H,GlLY RECOMMENDED FOR III FhAGRANoE
nURfNG the time This celebrated compound has been
~ befure the American Public, il has won for itself
reputation which desnes 10 take The lead Of al piepa
Fatons for the hair
From Leonard stoddard City Marshal OF Lawrence.
10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN '-haPihg used Delights
Spanish Iusttal for the Hair for several months past do
not lesate say that it fa exceeds everything Of The
Kind have ever used il you have paid head, Try It,
II yon blessed with COOL head OF hair and wish to
retain 1t glossy healthy and nice, then use Delights Span
ish Lustral-it is just the thing to dot.
From Letter from David Morgan, ofthe Bay State Mills
Lawrence.
had but very little faith the Spanish Lustral, know
ing That there much imposition ~ the shape Of Hair
RestoatIves !" but concluded 10 try IT, The first bottle
caused fuzzy appearance ON my bend followed by young
hair and before had finished the second bottle. had
plentiful CROP which entirely realized the wonderful
virtues of the Spanish Lustra MY residence Is M. IL
Bay State Corporation Lawrence, where can be seen ut
any lime.
Prepared by ] b. wADLEIGH, Druggist, No. Appleton
Block, Lawrence, Mass.
25 and so Cents per Bottle.
FRED E. SMITH Montpelier, Wholesale Agen, for
Vermont, to whom ali orders should be addressed 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
Safest Ne1us.
BY Telegr aph.
To the Green Mountain Freeman.

To The Green Mountain Freeman.
IL. D, HOPKINS, Operator.
Rutland July l5.-JAMES MEACIIAM was
unanimously nominated for Member of Congress
ut abe District Convention here to day. GEO,
y. STRONG was nominated for District Elector.
In the House on Monday an Intellectual mo-
ton was made to amend the resolution exlelling
Brooks and che vote was, yeas l2l against 95
nays-a two thirds vote being required to ex-
pei him it did not pass.
After some appropriate remarks, Brooks in
formed the Hou Use that he had resigned his seat
In tho trial Of Herbert the jury were unable tc
agree.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
Boston EUsaS Institute.

W L & summer SUeft
Fol The special treatment Of Consumption, Bronchitis
Asthma and Calurrh, by Cold Mcdcl.ed inhalation
Persons unable to visl us. by giving minnie description
of their wiitiug have treatment and full dl
rectons sent Them saflyh express Patients visited At
their residences il desired,
DAVID YOUNGMAN.M D., NJ. NJ 49,.
Examining Phgsic
RErERrNcgs:-New York; G. d. Sanhorn. NJ. d.; 7ia
Broadway Boston, John Clough, N. D., o. fremont
street u f. Perry. E'q % Cvut street. A. r. Glover,
ESQ 81 Devonshire street, corner ofWaer Messrs Burr,
Foster Il Co.. Coruhill Messrs Weeks A Potter, l54
All nun
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

Col. FnEaoNTs RELIGION G. w. Elliot,
of No. 1876 East Eighteenth street, New York,
writes to New York Evening Post that some
time since, receiving letters from Ohio, saying
that it was baing industriously circulated that
Mr.. Fremont was Il Catholic, he went to him
and asked him the question :" Are you Ro-
man Catholic." Col Fremont replied" | am
not. | was bred in the Protestant Episcopal
church. where | still belong My children
have been baptized there. and there my wife
goes with me, rs II good wife should. There
were two other gentlemen OF veracity present
at this interview, to whom Mr. Elliot offers to
refer.
:. Ilurah for Fremont" said one old fash
Toned whig " IIurrah for Belzebub : said
the soured office-hoder, to whom the exclalna-
ton was addressed Very good" retorted
the Wing, you hurrah for your candidate,
and III hurrah for mine"
Fremont ratification meeting in Green's
burg, Indiana, ut which no less than five thou
sand persons were present, wds addressed 0y one
of The Democratic nominees for elector lie said
that if elected, he should vote for Fremont.
The DAILY Ne,os, Newport, Ky, carries
at its head the names oil the Peoples candi-
dates-Fremont and Dayton.
The Ithaca IN. Y. J Journal, for nearly thir'
ty years the Democratic organ and the only
paper published in the county, this week takes
down the aag of Buchanan and Breckenridge
and runs up that of Fremont and Dayton, Civ
: ing unanswerable reasons therefor.
e union of the Hard and Soft Democratic
t committees in New York has been projectdo ant
will probably be accomplished,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
BRIGHTON MARKET. July


AT Marke, 1860 Beef Cattle % stores il pairs Working
oxen, 70 Cowsand Calves luc0 Sheep ,nd Lambs, 25un
Swine
| PRICES-REEr CArrL,.-- Extra, $780, FRS, annln,
$500 second quality, s7,15; ihiid qua.h!, 8 90
| SroREs-rw0 year old Three years old, 30 4j
SHErr LAMBS Ell,a. $500, to o. BY lot 81 10
to 300
| WoRKiSG OXEN lis, lao, $50.
| Cows AND CALvEs-S25 40 , To TO-
| SwisE-G to 7; Retail, 100 cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

STATE OF VERMONT iAta Ptobate Court holden Mt
WAsH district Montpelier un The 9th day of Univ
A. ID. 1856,
u q. BAGlEY, Administrator If the estate of Alden s.
~: Loomls late IF k"Ahuy, in said District deceased
makes application to said Cunr for iceuse 10 sell The
whole Of the real estate of said deceased m the home
farm Of said deceased situated in said Roxbury represent
those interested in said Els and has present, Ia d
omt the consent and appreciation in writing Of the heirs
Of said deceased. residing in this State 10 such safe
WheIeup"n ii is ordered by said Conit that said aptli.
cation he referred to the 9Th day Ut August A. 1856 NJ
The Probate Ollie, in Montpelier, for hearing and decision
thereon aud is further ordered llat all rerons inter
esea be h"l'htd hereof by publication Of notice Ct this
application and order thereon three weeks in
Me Green Mountain Freeman printed Montpelier before
said time Of hearing that they may appear at said time and
place, and II they cause, object Thereto.
By the Court,
Attest, =. X. MERRILL, Reg 'ster.
30 true copy If record.
Attest, T. Il. MERRILL, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
Union & Protection Forever

DIVISION So N. f. P. IT,, is still in the Field and in
~ tends to remain despite the reports and wishes Of
interested parties 10 the ntrary and continue supply
Goods suited to the wants of Ladies' and &c hemen Far
and Mechanics-eyerybody- teiprncple Of their
organ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
An increasing rcde attess the confidence of the public.
Our object Is mt to make money, but simply TO protect
selves aud the public against taud and speculation in
the purchase Of Goods Fhe guarantee of FUTURE
success. By order of Division,
23m3 TRUMAN WHIPPIE Sec'v
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
BOSTON MARKET. .1ulv II.

BUSTUN MAKkET, July To.
FLo"R-Genessee Michigtnand Ohio. superfns IS, IS
to So 90 aud extra Genes.t, 1878 to 800
CoHN.-New, yellow. e. white Sic. Oats, north
ern. 4c. Rye, Syl heat, 50 ,0Otn0,0O.
PRovIuoSs--Prime Pork, $3.50 pei bhl. Mess al so
Q IsuI sa2.00. Western Mess Beef, S2.50 1890 Lar
Is a H.. Hams III l2c per ID. Butter common aud
store, lia loo: family IS 1885, Cheese new MIX o a
lie; fuur meal, sac Potatoes, 81 80 Its pc hill
HoPs.-Firssort 1855 to DC perib. 54 crop OOto 90
SEEps.-Hrrds Grnss, 80 90 3,25 per bush. Glove,
| northern, IL l.2 l3c peib
AsHgs.--Pearls, 1877 $50, per cwt; Pots, 1878
WooL-PriIne Sayony Fleece 50 53c Full blood As ,
S three-fourhs Blood 42a 49, half do 80 49, 'u"p
aud one LOU nth do. SO a 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

OxyeENATED BrTTRRs.-Ths medicine is a
soientific remedy for DYSPEPSIA in all its forms,
and not resigned for comon beverage. When
taken according 10 directions, il gives immediate
relief and in most cases effects premansn;
cure.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
MONTPELIER MARKET. July I5

MUNTPELIEK MAItKET. July 10.
PRo, isiONs, &c.-Rutter, family, ~ to I6 store 90
| 90. Cheese, 8 to 10. lard, IL to "A Talo~, 10 tn
IL Dried Apple, 5toh. Eggs Is per doz. Potatoes
| II to 90 per bush.
lily Berlin Mills, s., 25 Double Elk. Berlin Mills 50 50
GRAIN lA..--Curn northern rs perhush. Oais 90
to 30 HerdsgraAs seed, $lO0 Glover, ITO .gcIpeTIb
Hay 81, 90 to $500 perton.
MiscELL, NEous Dry aud Green Hard Wood, 2,a5 to
$50 per cord. Shingles 80 to 100 per NJ Wool 3a To
3Sc pefIb: Nails, S3T percwi Salt, Liverpool per
bush 50 Turks Island 75c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
A0O ACRES

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden al
WAsHlsoTor CnuNrr, So Montpelier, on Tie sth day Of
july A. d. 1856, "' W
SYLfANS ELLIS, Guardian Of Cleora F. Eli. ,uinor
owning Real Estate In said District, make application
TO said Court for License 10 sell all the right title and in
alest OF SAID ward in Let No. 81 in the third division OF
lois IN Calais, III said District and Uiher land adjoining
sad t representing that said sale would be conducive to
Tue interest OF said war for the purpose of putting the
proceeds OF such sales at Interest, investing the
in stocks or real estate -
Wherrpon Is ordered by said Court that said application
DC recrfedto session thereof on the 18th day OF Aug AID
1856 at the Probate Office in Montpelier t afng and
interested be notified here.f, by publication Of notice
TINS application and order thereon. three weeks success
lively IN the Green Mountain Freeman, printed ut Mont
peier, before said time of hearing, that they may appeal
ut SAID time and pace and fthey cause object 10 III,
granting Of said License
BY the Court,
Attest NELSON A. CHASE, Judge
A true copy OF recnrd.
~ Altesl, NELSON A. CHASE Inhpe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

The old line Wings State Convention of Mary
land passed resolutions deuouncing Old Buck in
these terms.
That we can see nothing in the present con
diton of the Democratic party that promises
termination of sectional agitation, and nothing
that will restore peace and harmony 10 the
country but find it holding position of extreme
sectional bias, the success of which can only
tend to molong the present unhappy condition q
affairs and give room for renewed attack on thu
integrity and permanence Of the Union.
Brooks has been fined $500 y! for Gaming
Sumner
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
Mathematical Instruments.
G.. G.. KING

No. z Br DAD street, 3D. store from State ST. Boston
Has hand largest and hest assortment If all slr-
mens used by Engineers, Surveyors and Daught,men to
be found in the city, All orders for any articles in The
above branches shut receive my personal and prompt at.
.uti,n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
ID. L. WELLS,

Auctiomeer and Real Estate ADVERTISER
Won, respectfully announce the citizens Of Boston and
elsewhere that he Is now ready give his exclusive at
enton auction and pllvats safes of real estate Go"ds
merchandise &c. Also wanted several first class Dwell
ing House for cash customers. nj private SALE varying
on $1,000 10 $40 900 each. As famsi in adjoining towns
bou gllt and sold reasonable rates. Office, No. % ky
street, Room No. y.
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STACY COURTS
Superior GLOSS Paint.

Is the most perfect and interchangeable white i;
4 paint in ure, forming, when properly applied !
n rich enamel suffice. II il particularly recon /,
81 included when the incest kind Of work IL rcqui Il
I: red, as in parlors, ship or steamboat cabins &C !
q Is readily mixed and flows as easily o'hei /
(. paints. Fur sale by tn e manufacturers, STIM. /
|. son VALENTINE L. Co., No. IS Broad street, I
n Boston. The above is put up securely in 10 aud /
!: aud 90 pound cans with printed directions fer
Il mixing and using |;
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POTKCEEOMANEE.

jE new aud beautiful of ornaneuting the simplest
Glass Vessel resemble the FINEST PAINTED CHM,
ny rITHE THE Cosr, is crearng immense excite.
ment. Ladies and Gentlemen alike fascinated with
this delightful occupation. chaste and ee giant anlse.
nehl for Children and Schools, encouraging taste fos
in design and harmony in the of coors
he whole art be perfectly acquired in half an hour
Book Of instruction separateiy 81. Boxes containing
Vases Book and every article required S. sent by EXPRESS
CONTENT, NEARY & CO., Wholesale Store,
5D2 Broadway, New YORK
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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.
est smell Rub small portion the glove, and the dir.
Instantly disappearscan be Immediately afterwards
One bottle is warranted TO clean fy pairs of Gloves
Price so cents Try before buying All The agents are
presented with an open bottle to prove ITS operation
Agents are coming money by The unprecedented demand
More wanted CONTENT, NEARY 4 CO.,
Y9yl Wholesale Store, No. 500 Broadway, New York.
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DENTISTRY,
LOOK AT THIS.
The Greatest Discovery of the Ace

DNOFESSOR WOOD offers for sale perfect hair restor.
alive. 1t will short time restore hair which
has become gray permanently to lis original colorbrng
it out where il is gone and est it where il is falling of
clean the head of dandruf and itchiug-removes ALI
cuaneous epons, and renders he scalp perfectly heal
thy by restoring tile secretve organ their original vg0r
md strength, and thus supply nurment and coloring
matter to H. does not color the hair but is in short
perfect Hair IuygOtatOr NJ d Tonic.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

MILFORD, Worcester Co.. Mass, Nov. IS, 1854
PRoFrssoR o. WooD-Dear Sir take pleasure in bear
ing voluntary testimony the magic effects Of your
wonderful Hair Restorative. As far lack 1888 my hair
commenced falling of, until the top of my schalp became
bald and smooth glass and has continued to fall for
great many years, Notwithstanding have used many
celebrated preparations for its restoration Seeing your
advertisement, was induced 10 give your article trial,
and TO My utter asonshment found after few appca
lions that my hair became firmly and assumed very
glossy and beautiful appearance and by the time mad
used quart bottle my bald head over wi
young and vigorous growth hair which is now from
one to two inches in length and glowing vsry fast.
Yours ruly,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

BOSTON
Mercantile Academy.
So, ss-ss5 Mercantile Building, SUMMER street.
The Common English Studies Penmanshir Book Keep
ing the higher mathematics Languages, Drawing and Flo
cntion are taught by faithful and experienced teachers.
The l"caon Of the school Is central and pleasant and
'le accommodations ample fu five hundred Students
ne undersigned are teachers The members Of the
h'rcune Library Assocatiun," by special appointment.
W Separate Room for Ladies'
N. B.-student. are assisted in obtaining Boarding
places, employment &c.
LIB. HANAFORD, A. NJ. wv. pAYsON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
wa ted .

An Agent in each town in the New Ensland States to
lake Subscribers for Morses General Atlas Of the World
TO be sold by subscription only.
Address for PARTICULARS enclosing stamp.
w. X BARRY & CO.,
l3 Miles, Block. 81 Schnnl Street. Rn sNs n
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Dairy Salt

GOOO BAGS, that can warrant OF the pest quailty
|ZOljU which we can furnish to the trade cheapeI
than they can get il from Boston. Gail and see
Montpelier May 81, 1886