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VERY DESIRABLE FARMs,f

SO Asrss On suing Prairie, 10 miles from Ksokak,
adnirsbiy adAptsd TO agrisslturs;
~ A~ss,-Ssetion -, TIP. 81, =. sst,-l mile
fro. chArlsst.A 3 Houses, ) wells, . young
ershsrd 3se acres under cultivation. Very low,
II all sold together.
100 aerss on Plank Road, ii miles from Ksokuk
with 300 fruit tres, good log house. leo ssrvs
sndsr ssitivation soil Of great fertility.
fsb0-A1u
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01r. Sample asssds - Tie rsqasst 70
bssons - iadspsadsas candidate for Mayor.
We viii publish bic lslG@ to-Dossov.
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- LIS, o. lspsAsA Pass uAxxs taken - Car
ssasy 81 .As Baking Hessss In this city.
beak Of the Capitol. IsAiana polls.
Beak Of HIkAass, HlkHAss.
Beak ef0oshsa, Goshen.
DAsk Of lnAiass, MieAisan City.
Bask Of Meant Vernon, NJ. Vernon.
Daak u Asstieslie, Aontieslio.
Boak q Paoli, Peoii
Baak Of 0aisn, ealsn.
Bank Of 2oekyills. Roskvtlis.
Dask efSyrassss, bysssuss.
sasl q Wassav, wsrsaw.
Caahekdes City Daak, Can bridge CITY.
Casual Dsak, BvaasvilIe.
CresssstCity Bask, Evansville.
exsAases BAsk, 0sssssastis.
xayssssCessty eaak, CsansnvilIs.
Ysrosss, naak, WsetnelA.
Hoasies nask, Loraaspore
ln1iaaa Daak, MsAisoa.
Is1iaaa Dtssk Heak, LapSsts.
1o1ias assssvs heak, Kekeao.
KsstasAy stssk !" CeisnIss.
LAgnsGs naak. Lisa.
AsssAAaas' 81 0eeAaaia.s naah N.v A,A...
NJ. = We. esssA nsak, Bvaasviiie.
Prairie CITY nnak. &c., nm.
PsSksCs. 6sak.
SostAsa Uaak, TssssHasss
Sslsn 1aak Salen,
Tippssases baak, Wi..anae.
Tradsss' Bank Tndia.anoiis
-.rva ---c-
A1Ao MUI A1C1lvxD.
As sesss q sss relieving Banks are act re-
ri. a.. q sss ssasess " sAas city.
~. n. ~. - ssanas
s:sns Cs; 1eAl. ~. cssssae, Mich.
neee1ae0 hAAk q Iean., AoSfrssobope' Team
1evise 1eak Of ln4isss, Ceansfsvills.
nesa q kast Tennessee, Ksoxviils, Tsaa.
SsatsAl .eak q Isnnsssee, Neshvills, Tenn.
vsxnsn a.d Merchants Daak, 0sssnsbers. Nd.
VALLEY h.al. nss:r:.e.s, Nd.
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~Ws ell sttsatioa - the sdvsrtissnsos
Of Alex. Asbsr , Co., nsw Aro In this
city, sssse Of Main and ssh stsssls. Thsy
advertise lasss variety ef very ssslsl ~
ts4iale.
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(vARPnNT4R AND 1UILD1n. n, oeslh-
~ west corner Of TAiEessatA - yiankhs ses.
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INvEsTIN0 AG RNTs,
rAirA street, Ass. Mala 4 ysA.ssa,
OFFER For SALE
Lot :. N los, with frame dwelling;
Lsts l, md 3. Bk lSl,
Lei II. n 1877;
4 Two stesy bsisk dwelling on High, near lst,
street.;
SASH AND BLIND FACTORY.
Lot II block ~. With hsisk bsilding, nsehissry
-, In sonplsts running order.
Lot biosh -, In Kiibosr.ss Addition;
! ists, 3oby loo feet, corner 9th asd Ridgs.sts.
10 Acres ~ LsnA IN HianAn cowlss' Sab.
divisiesi
- ~ s7i fsst on Fifth strsst, betwssa Dss Aoin.s
and TtssA;
Lets II I'D II, block ~. with two story brick
dsslisg, sistsen, stable, good fsncing. gibls
losssioa-vsy desirable.
Let II, ssd Of lot 10. block IS, In Massns Lower
sdAitioa.
- ssst % Main street, between sth and 9th. Terms
WY easy.
Iss I, block 3si ,en Nais-st.
La 10, block -, JoAnson-st., betvssn ID and 9TH.
- b l4s II on AAin, bs.wssa sth 9Th sts.
- BY ltOf - Rxshangs, bstwssn tad Asd sts.
Lot In block J. corner Of Water and Exehanss St.
Lots AID in B. l7s; LOs4 in block %.
- By ~ IT, being rear sads Of lots 10, II and II,
In block 50, fronting on FIFTH street
20 BY ~ feet rear ends Of lo. and 8, block, ~,
with frame dwelling.
Les and 8, block II, In Reeves Addition,
Lot ., and part Of lots and !, block 1911.
Lot 10, block ., 10 Kiibosrnes Additios-douSls
brick hosss, eistern, Panp. and other eonvs-
nisness-low for cash.
20 By lee feet on First-st, bet. Main and the Al.
ley, In block Ii.
Oby 30 feet, corner I'd and Biondsassts.
two story brick dwelling ON the corner Of stA
and Bank streets, with good cistern, cellar,
barn, &c.
Let ., block II, In Estes Addition.
Lots and In block ls5--ean be bought On vsry
easy terms.
Lot II, in block i33, With two story double
house, six rooms and cellar sssh--ssnh for
$sss per AMMAN.
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IAAlsss Densvoasns 0oeassy.
The sszt nsssiag = ~ IAaiss' Dsasvslsos q.
sassy vii - MI n ~ 1sDsiss OAsssA, . q r.,
% Saturday aleesnasa - sislesk. h IAAies q
tAs city esssralH ~ speciality invited y sasssl
ADd eea4le0sa Who fssl = interest II es4aAsishiaa
a assssisAiaa lbr ~ hsss1t Il assals-vsnss,
ere resssstsd - - prsssas. fnAl3
Fer 0oss ~ = 0oSGaln.
81 test frent - - Assp, - HosrtA street, b.
tvsss HASH - 1tnsa. 00sssA fss fs~ days
ealy. AVply - O. ". Lewsis, over ~ hesk Il
Hlsklsa Lueos. uhl2-et
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AID OH, spirit Gas, Linsssd OH, CopAl. Japas
IL Demas aaA Coash vsrnish, On Aand aaA fos 80
at REYNOLDS Drag 0eoss.
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CUA0. ~. LOWRlE,
ATTOR NEY At LAW.
xDOKUK, -. iowa.
NlkL psastise n Lee 80 adjeiaing svunsiss
w ssA d - 6spssas Coast Of the 6sass.
O0ss ever Pickles = Lssas' HANK, Thisd-st.
jsa31-Aly

RanNeY 0oo1s.
-. y. oTODDA0D,
"HOLoBALB aaA Retail dealer II 1ahbss
w 0ssAs Il al dessslpGioas, "a sasess, bsswess
4ain asA Johasos. Ks0ksk. AAs ssssivsd psssiss
1t his stoek, Which b. oGsrs for sole tAe lowss
Es.ss. n islisvisg aesIeiss lsrn : part Of lis
8snslsasa's 0vssshess.A
os.tis.s.'s Ovssshsss, wool lined.
% 0aissr -
Do sA.A.ls.
Alss. isrss asssstnsat Of nissss' asd child
ssn's svssshsa. Plsass sAli al sxsaiss.
fsbie-ala
Yo1 0aIs O 2sas @ Da1gaio,
s1v0B Ksoksk City Mills. II sesd. tssns 60
i AftA sash, end ~ belaass II !, :, , aaA
ys.ss. Ala. - Test - Oh ssssss, bssvssa Tinsa
Pc Ra.slaslan iaqsirs !. =. o.y Mill es.s..
fsb3eA ". n. AUSTIN CO.
- DC1lv8D. ~ sGsam2 KaAs 1ssasA, 80 ~
II ...s risss. $1,000 llala - whlsA "
The sssvs iastfsnsas WI y fslg - sasia1as-
i.6ss1 PATRICK ) caousE.
Ter Dalo LoW.
j a PM w s.sAl.e =, 9 = lss let. f,sss.
sasA, balAnss u 90 - wa ysass lnqnirs - ~
gresaA - = lAis s0ss.
6eooo11os Tor Unea1Toas 0o0oy.
THE sn1s.igssA win ssssivs gssuiss se6ss sf
= ~ lsllswi6g banks, Ter ssossis and provi-
ds4gkA 1aeG,
1saSsnes Denks. 81
n.,.agass cry asip. = WILLIAM.
1oooN Uee0er Soeneoo - 14seFoee.
1u1!as q go. = 9. -. 80; :.
. 49, - = ~ 49,. 9 4 slsest, legsss
A:as g sseassa. Wv. 1ukmAf.
1n46R6 1A66 70 S1DE6.
Ms &c. ssnAn: e Il. xssh: :A.ssis.as-
1as ~ 1etsse yess ~ asae hssiae9 fss he
1ssa6yay tsaAs, l1ssns,y ~. Asl@ 1sees.) -
4psae6 49, - ~ vsss = ~ RsseeGss, -
- .;: $500 ss.... . ns :Iss.s = ere e
-, cslla1s. 49, y 0Aa1Ssm. IAasss' ~
go: a -: - sAs's 80 .s..raaA van =
la1IT 1ssQss - ga basssA h ; ss,wsss
Tns. AgsemAs uillinss, paseisslasly q sll
L Guol uosks eaenoh1ne, -, = aAeadaass.
n.n. 1sesetlsa:s. Mr.. ,. havisf bess go
-, sAsls % = isls q vssAise 4 ! asn-
oRok DootleU0. All Goe6s seat ~, 81 ~ ne
-. .:{.'ssas '''l : s1sssas slsiaE: 49,
,,i & =: Is s. 8 Fl: S:;,,., -,
~ anA I1lA s1sssasl inessvs1 viA ~ Asshle
49, 49,, : s1ssiss Nh; 60 dspassnsaa ~
= ree0ss witA 1seot e11Eanssse easAyi fa11 NY
=. ::s s;.s % - =. 80 -: "a ~ ~
SlsoseA1:tI 80 fna1 Aosss a.dssaIas - ! 40
ss'ss ssn : 80 YSsd1 -; 10y ...r,.
o. syse DsahasdAy = Wilsoa's o1ess, oseoeA
o.. ~ Nsla ~ Jshsssa. - sepesias naskiae
Neass q HaasA Thsnssa. (nassAS2
Dlh1CT tk1ORI1Tl00
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SINCERE sewing Machines.
333 Broadway, New York; ~ Clark street, Chicago
V1sHEsE Machines have established great yspa-
i tation, founded On substantial sxcelienee. The
fair profit Of using Of these Maehnss regularly
employ edis
$1,000 . Year:
No Tailor, Seamstrcss, Shoe Manufacturer, Sad
der or other person having TO do,
can afford 70 do without one. peculiar merit Of
Singer Machines, which no other kind can jnstly
claim, il that the same Machine viii do every Kind
Of work il perfect style. They srons. durable.
viii keep In order. Whoever buys one nay be en-
tirey certain II win do Ais work Every large pri
vate family osght 70 have Que.
Aliwho wish complete and reliable Information
In regard to sire and price Of our Mschnes manner
Of working, and method Of purchasing With all 9th
" can obtain II by applying By ettsr at
either Of our Offices for copy Of II. =. 6iaser =
Co.'S Gazette, paper devoted TO the sewisg ma
chine interest. twin Be supplied gratis.
I. NJ. SINGER co.
ENLocal Agents wanted In every town IN the
Union. ljanl3-dem
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CONN ERClAL.

Wnss Ov1icB, AassA -. 1857.
ksoA ~ WAolesale Prices Oasrons.
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ATHENA UM.
AMO0s 0o0o9o1.
I'VE psblis ass ssspsetf1l;y informed that tAs
= Thsatrs will rs-opsa, for ths epring 0sasaa. o
Monday, AassA -. ~, vitA fall aad sRsient
company. O0ias ~ ssessn asssstaas susssssion
Of the Ilsst Starr 10 the ssuptry will appear.
janis a
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DTTO LYMAN
OFFERS HIS SBRvICE6

rest Do OK ~ : uiPeA.
SETTLE W AND CLOSE BOOKS,
70 copy Rscovds, ed ~ kiads ~ Wrisiag.
pA1IlCUkA1 altsatisa will - e3vea q IL
1 Csllsstingsf Notes.
OSsscs - woed 6triblsn's Drretnss, Isl Aaln
street, bet. 9Th and 7th.
ksgaAnscss.-O. White. J. Rudlick, Wm. Rod.
dick. j. i. Hart, VOID 6triblsn. fmehS-Aln
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NJ Office il hereby given that the undersigned
IN have this day formed . co-partnershir under
the name and style Of wagyensr Isbeli, for the
purpose Of carrying the Merchant Tailoring bus.
insss, ct the old stand Z J. y. Waggsnsr, on Sec
ond street between Main and johnson, where they
will Also keep choice stock Of cloths, csssimeres
ready made clothing, gents furnishing goods, etc.
ksokuk, Jan. ~, 81. J. IL. WAaGRNER.
isn22dtf III. s. IsBELL.
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SMITH 4 vAI1sICKLEn,

noU1ns, Lors AND 1A8nsYoR SALE.
Omss On Jehnson g., bet. Ind and Sd, opposite
the PostSlbcs. fostS
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% C1sy Lets ter sale
In DI4OND'6 ADDITION. Terms-I-s cash ;
balssee In four year,. These lots are bsaut,f ally
sisnstsd - the bi16, near Grand Avsnue ard CON-
mand . Ans visw Of the river. A plst at the sans
nay - ssso at the Once oil {. X. Dimond, In XII.
bourns's Block, Nain-st. IfsbiS-dtf
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Asa0A COW0s
q COW6sDd Calves foe sals q
y nch6-d3t 0RAHAAE STABLE.
Dlssol0Va0n.
ME eo-pastasgship heeetofose existlnR unAes
) the name Of ShaSN Pasl, - this ~ as.
solved By mutual consent. All claims aanInst ia
Asn viii b caseslsd b r. p. Bhaste. Va vill Is
futass conduct the businsss, and who alsos y @.
taeriss9 70 settle the business II tAs old 1en.
March 5, 81 n. p. STARTS.
nhS-d1w ]. B. PAUL.
Take NOeiOo.
THE sadsnsigasd will ssatlnus tn Lsnhes bps-
he. :. =: g. :...s, 90 - Sossss ssssss, ~
tween ID I'D Ath, opposite The d. 4einas Valley
klooine Mill, whsss can - loenA q peooont lee1s
- q psins elsaS siding, which q oesssd lsv.
NEW DOOK0.
QuL8s Are aad 6addlshAp, 80 other lssturss,
~ p lev. Wn. h. Ailbsrs. For sals 8
City Bookstore. q NAis-st.
Fer sale - = DARGalD.
"A eligible buil1iAg lol, - lsss foet = ~ q
"A ths :eptasa ol ths pn1eaAaar. 6aid le4 h %
high gFssnAs - viii y ss,a sAaap Y spplisd IT,
eeoa.
Isrns, Ahsst I sa1A ~ $500 !, easy ~
ne11s. In4alse e ~ un0esoiened. epseae e
yxaaklia aa1 l3tA -. p. =. U1Me1O0.
ESkl61 btl114 GAL g q 61@7s1S q
W1LxUD0N . ux1GnAIIA
61A95-1 0sso@ MI an6 q ~.
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Dissolution.
THE co-partnsSship Of Connable. 6myth Co..
expiring by iimitstion, 10 this &ay dissolved BY
mutual consent, Mathew connAht retiring fros
said arm.
The business Of said Arm will BE- closed up b.
Albert L. Connabie and Geo. B. smyth.
ALBERT l.. CONNABLE,
gro. b. SMITH,
MATHEW CONNARLE.
Ksokuk, Feb. IL, 'b7.--isb2l DAWN
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w. n. RICE,
4 RcHITECT OAcs In Kilboarns's Block, on
"A Main ct, bet "a and ID, Ksokuk, Iowa.
CILvER WARE and Fancy Goods, suitable Tor
~ Chyissnas end New ears Psessnts, Tor salesy
a.e9ld THOMPSON BRIDGES.
COMPLETE assortment Of VaEnishss, n sAs
.1AIaS RYYNOLDe' Ds1g elsss.
ONION WfyRy--XN Narrative q 1sals slsa1sss
MI 49, Fisties, By vissosis 4estA xsllss. Jsss
received 81 reM.a
dsci8-d ClIy 1oe9ss.1.s e
fT1PIR aaneines, 81 ~ lass@t patserne, fs:savsa
u ans day, and fss sals - ~ levsee 80
II. r. DOUBLEDAY . WlL6Q3
a.hok.a a ssss~t aaAs 1Aan
rrrNRY LYLR. or Life and Rxisssacs, By kai-
- ~. ns AAr'ya' E'K. HART 4 son.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

HousE.-Mr Deane Of Cavendish called up
bill relating 10 the=capture of slaves, and tho
bill was dismissed.
Mr. Bradley moved to reconsider the provi-
SO to bill on Bellows Falls Canal Co.. and it
year TO accept the act.
REPORTS BY General commit ee .sbil rela-
ting to cattle running ut lar e; Sd reading
ordered By Judiciary, committee, bill alter
ing charter of village of Brattleboro'; Sd
reading ordered. By select committee, to be
discharged FROM memorial of Joshua Brush and
others for want OF proper evidence to act ;
agreed to. BY General committee, that no
legislation is necessary on petition of }. w.
Willis and others; leave to withdraw
Against bill in alteration Of c. 78 G S, relating
to pedders dismissed. By committee on
Claims, against bill to pay George Merrill and
Hiram Hill dismissed. By General commit
lee, bill to restore VIM. A. Kemp to his legal
privileges. By committee on Banks, Senate
bill in addition to c. "a c. S, relating to banks ;
Sd reading refused. By committee on town
lines, against bill on pefambulation of town
lines dismissed. Also. Senate bill TO annex
part of Somerset 10 Stanton, with proviso
requiring the assent of Somerset and Stratton ;
laid on the table
From The Senaie.-To repeal act Of 1861, au-
thorizing the business of banking. To expedite
proceedings in Chancery III regard to trustees to
railroad mortgages
Bill introduced BY MIR. Harishorn, r,lat-
ing to payment of highway taxes. (persons tc
elect whether to pay in labor or money, al the
time the collector calls for the tax.)
The amendment Of the Senate to bill TO In
corporate Waterford Institute was concurred In
Mr.. Merrill by request moved 10 reconsider
the vote on the bill relating to fue ilives from
slavery /; laid on the table
Mr.. Stewart of MiddIebury moved to recon
slider The dismissal of the pedlar bill laid OF
the table.
The amendment of the Senate to bill relatin!
to lost certificates of stock, was concurred in
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12
From the New Haven Journal and Co rier

:. TOM tHc NOW fiaVen JOURNAL and Go rier,
we call the attention of the public to advertisement
In our columns, of A. B. H. Myers Compound Extract Of
Rock Rose. We have not only confidence In its healing
powers from seeing its good effects upon Others and know
ing the high estimate placed upon the Rock Rose by emf
nent physicians, but from personal MISUNDERSTANDING
used 1t ourselves with Abundance of testimony
can be found In the pamphlets which from
the opinions OF eminent physc u.s. and certificates from
persons personally known to us and Of high standing in
society This testimony be relied upon not only from
the TACT that the certificates from persons well known
10 us, pu he propreters are persons who would not
courage the sale of medicine that was not of superior
value to the public. From what have seen and know
OF it, we would cheerfuly it as valuable heal
ing remedy ), NJ Henry, Waterbury, agent for Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

In Montpelier, Nov. 8, Lizzie only child Of Harry and
Eliza J.. Winchester, aged year. tonths and 10 days.
In Windsor, Nov. !, M. sFszHfhaway aged IS
years.
In Bradford Oct 20, Sarah Eliza iengoter Of Nicholas
and Mary w. Geenleaf, aged years. mos and 16 days
Mr. Prescott " Scott, aged 40 yrs 4months and days
Mrs Scott was much esteemed by her intimate &C
quaintainces, and much beloved home. She leaves
husband and two children to mourn her loss.
In Barre, Now the residence If her father Nancy
wife Of George W. Caldwell, of bradford, Vt. and daugh
ter Of Dolly r., and G. W Batcheder aged % yrs.
the house cometh."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12
BRIGHTON MARKET.

CORRECTED THE FRsEMsN EVERY THURSDAY.
At Market 1875 beef cattle, SIS stores 1850 sheep and
ambs BIS swine.
PRcEs-Bee Cattle-Extra $500; frst quality, $3.50
I'd quality 81 ,00i Sd $3.50
Working 0xen--S70, 90, 100, to 10.
Cows and Calves-$2, "a to At.
Calves-$0, OTTO 0.
Two years old-$14 to 81
Three years oldS2S to 81. a
Sheep and Lamps-s1,50, to 1877; extra $500 to 4,5O
Swne--In lots &c; retail, &c.
Hdes-5c per In Tallow--6;.- Calf Skins-l2c. Pelt
&C rs
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Ibe Alarkeis.
moyrpELfER mARKET.

RePoRrep FOR THE FREEMAN TUESDAY h0RSlSG
PRov,sioSs-Buer, 16 TO Is. Cheese, 60 81 Lard, 10
to 49, Talow, II l2s Dried Apple 90 oooi Eggs, -
Potatoes IS 40. Beans, slOOa125 Maple Sugar. to
0nons-S,. Appes--common. 40 to so good, $500 to
$50 per Dbl.
FLouR-Western, $3.50 Extra s6,S7; Double Extra, 80
Berlin Mills, Extra Family, $500 Double Extra, $500
GRAM AND HA-0orn, 100. 0ats SO to 81 Herdsgrass
Seed 5000 to per bushe Clover 90 to 90 per pound
Hay, SO, to IS, per ton. Rye, 100.
MsceLLANRous.-Dry and Green Hard Wood. $3.50 to
$50 cord. Shingles, $1,25 to 81 Wool-Common,
90 to co. MeRino, 80 to So.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

HOLLowAY's PILLs-When the complexion assumes a
saow appearance and the whites of the eyes are tnged
with yellow, there is mischief ork inthe liver dose
or two of the Pills will then the progress Of the dis
ease and save much pain and trouble but should the
ady have reached dangerous stage and taken the
shape OF bilious fever jaundce and the functions the
stomach have become dsorercd course of the remedy
may be necessary. The cure is merely question of time
for however violent the symptoms may be, however long
the patient may have suffered this potent remedy will in
evtably produce the desired effect if administered in ac
cordance with the directions.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

SURE CURE FORA FELLoN.--Ths we know will be glad
ly received by all readers. When the first
commences, even when far advanced it be relieved
and entirely cured by holding the finger part afflicted
in Perry Davis Pain Killer for half hour 1t has been
thoroughly tested, and proves never-fang remedy.
Fcon is troublesome thing, and would advise all SO
troubled to test the remedy. Sold by Fred g. Smith,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12
Dyspepsia Cured by using the Oxygenated

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., April 10, 1882
Dr. PREsroN-Dear Sir: For the last four years have
been, as you well aware, great sufferer with Dyspep-
STA. frequently during that tim have been compelled
to quit business and the disease had become
that had given up all hopes of obtaining any relief
The most simple food caused great distress.
had given up in despair, until you strongly recommend
ed the 0xygenated Bters, and it is with heart full OF
gratitude that pronounce myself wholly free from
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. can eat anything at any
tme sleep WE'LL and enjoy the balmy air OF Spring.
and look upon nature with delight that has stang
er to me for years To all who be suffering from Dys
pepsia, would say, use the 0xygenated Bitters."
WIN. PLAISTED.
Gentlemen-I add my hearty with the above
statement knowing it to contain nothing but the truth.
never sold any medicine for Dyspepsia that has given
universal satisfaction as the 0xygenated Bitters.
WIN. R. PRESTON Druggist and Apothecary
Portsmouth, April Is, 1852.
SETH W. FowLE Co., 1888 Washington Street, Boston,
Proprietors. Sold by their agents every where.
AGENTS. Fred Il. smith, Montpelier; Holden Leland,
Mddlesex j. G. II n y. Clark, Noreown ]. NJ Richard
SON. Wasfeld James Cardcll, Warren; Briggs Pierce,
Rochester, A. t. Bselow, Barre John p Hale, Pained
Bemis Wells Marshhed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

CoRRRorED THE FREEMAN EVERY WEDNESDAY.
At Market 1899 Cattle mostly Beeves and storescenss
ing Working 0xeu Cows and and three years cid
prices-Market Beef-Extra s775 ASSOC; first quality,
$500; I'd, $6,00j Sd $500.
Working 0xen-$75, 100 to 200.
Cows and Calves-s30, so to 90.
= Calves--$0 to 0. -
Yearlngs-- $12 IA.
Two years old-s1S to 20.
Three years old-$2S to 80.
Sheep and Lambs33S0 at market. PhcesIn lots, 81 90
to 2,25 Extra, s 800 to $50.
Swne-S06 at market. Live, to 0. Dressed, TO u.
Hides, 6toO. Pets $3.50 to o,75, Calf Skins, to H.
Tallow, to 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12
A "a IL I'D

aeS~srz-~A DR. NJ. NEWTON would say to his friends
MsseSE ~ and the public that he has made
UIYYTTaA rangements with Doct. j, Brockway, Den.
1919 fist of unequalled experience, by which he
will spend one-hal Of his time in my Office Montpelier,
and as wish to give my attention particularly to the
treatment of diseases of the mouth and natural teeth.
take pleasure in introducing Doct. B. to all who in
want of partial or entire sets of artificial teeth Hereaf
shall be in my Office at Montpelier the first two weeks
in each month"; Tho other portion Of my time shall visit
the neghborng towns Doct Brookway will be in my Of
fee during my absence that the office will be open at
all times. Dr. B. will be at Mortified the first weeks
of each month.
Office over BURBANK 4 LANGDoN's STORE Main Street,
MONTPELIER. VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12
DENTAE. SURGERY

GSTsSs@SA tR.O. P. FoBBuSIl respt ctfully inform
'IJ1 HylI his friends and The public thai he will b
happy 10 receive continuance OF their former liberal
runage and hopes by attention to business aud sku
10 merit and receive continuance of their
favors.
heller. VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12
Small. FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale ten of good cuva-
ted land-the soil is quick and strong, being lime
stone edgean excellent gardensixteen of yalu
able woodland, most Of The soil moist and mucky, adap
ted for comfortable house with five nishsd roomss
which two springs Of water and small brook
good woodshedand good barn, 20 by 80 feet, with
underground stable On the premises 200 rods of
heavy stone wall forty choice apple rees$40 having
been expended in grating three years ago. saw mill,
20 by SO feet with very expensive stone dam attached
Said mill newly repaired the spring past, with
water-wheel iron shaft and balance wheel, weighing
1900 bs &C.. at expense of $50; two circular saws,
costing $50 india rubber betting costing $40 separate
water wheel; railroad and cara connecting the to
the way, made for carrying wood and lumber to and
from the mill-a part of the building Fifteen rods
below is gris mill with Of stone cob and
cracker, elevators, &c. Building newly repaired all the
Machinery new-$309 having been expended the
during the past four years. Both mills have good
of custom. They situated in Braintree half mile
| above Peth Village, and four miles from West Randolph
Depot Price $1,000 all except the woodland for $780,
The subscriber being mechanic Is DESTROYS of selling
and going farm. II not sold, the place be
rented for one more years, J. e. A. SPEAR.
| Braintree, Aug. ODD, 1857, S7tf+3w