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The stamp around each pot will also bear the names
Of the Proprietor aud OF the United States agents.
Druggists and Dealers wih observe On each dorm
package the following label:
InrosrrAsr cAuTl0S.-The increased reputation and
great demand for Thorn's Compound Extract ol CORAL
ba and Sarsapara, have been Inducements for others
10 offer limitations of this valuable medicine. Senders
particularly warned 81 this ict that they may be
their guard aud not dispose al any impure artcle,
calculated njure their reputation and destroy The
merits of the original preparation, 20 obvat1 which
the Subscriber (sIcces5or 20 JansS 1arraIt, by whom
IL first introduced into .he United stiss) has at
tarhed his Signature ~ this Caution, 20 coaaterfeit
xhirh i forgery. 1 JoRS A. TAsKAST.
Address orders for the above article viii, full direc-
tons for shipment b.
JOHN A. TAIsRAST Co, Druggists,
No. 2Is, Greesi~ieh, corner Warren - \. Y.
D~e- s-dly-
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NEW SERIES---N0. 67S.
Meoiral.
Persons Of ConsumptiVe Habits,
READ THIS!

Il CISVIS VI SVnSumYtftC AdUltce
READ THIS!
ITO THE GEFENBERG COMPANY: For the nrst
time in my life am induced 10 certify 10 the truly
wonderful effects of popular medicine. but in send
ing you the certificate feel that only dschArging
a duty that owe 10 the Grefenberg Company, aud
more especially to suffering humanity.
About the first OF June last had negro man taken
with cough attended with restcssness, splitting OF
blood and other dangerous symptoms Of consumption.
Immediately called IN truly skiliful and scientific
physician, who told me il was Of consumption.
He treated him for several weeks, but he gradually
grew worse. / then had another physician Of great
reputation IN lung diseases He examined him, and
also decided ii 70 be hopeless Of consumption,
and said II Was useless 70 spend money in trying TO
him.
had previously promised the Gr:efcnbcrg Agents
here (Messrs. Wells Lowell that when the doctors
gave him up would try the Greienberg Consufnp-
tives Balm l did so and 10 my agreeable surprise,
the man began TO improve after taking only Eve six
doses He took only two bottles Of the Balm and
three bottles of the Grafenberg Sarsapara Conn mpound
which cost me the small sum OF nine dollars, and
day consider him entirely cured. he is worth 81 zoo
and he is doing good service the plantation.
consider him perfectly sound and well as he Is fat
hearty and strong without yestge sign Of disease
left JOHN MYES,
Claiborne, Ala
have used the GrRfenberg Consumptive's Balm in
severe cases Of consumption, in my practice, with the
happiest effect wish all would use it,
S. MEDARIS, ". D.,
Totem Is Wells Tenn
The Grefenberg Consumptive's Balm will eneciuaIiy
cure Consumption and all complaints Of the lungs In
cases OF Cold on the Lungs and Chest. Languor com
bined with Difficult Breathing, Pains the Chest and
Bronchitis, the Gr@tenberg Consumptiye's Balm will
effect complete cure and prevent the disease from
becoming confirmed Consumption. In all cases de-
lays dangerous. They hundred fold to
all diseases having tendency 10 Consumption. We
in
BE- The price of the Consumptive's Balm is So per
botte. AIh.X. MACKENZIE, Nashville,
Agent for the Gr;efcnberg Company for Tennessee,
Alabama, and Georgia. Oan25-u
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BUCKsKINS sfIIRTS.

A FEw best quality OF Bsekskln shirts received
n aad for said by Inev.ii J. Il. slc6lIi-s
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There Is mo- rIistnI,e about it.

This Cordial will fa to any of the above
Diseases II taken per directions on each bottle, IN
German English and French.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-01

The ingredients Of the Arctic Lnment Of the most
costly kind, while the utmest is bestowed upon
compoundng them by one of the members OF the
company, who makes personal examination OF every
l.atff. NUT,
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We say 10 parents, il your children are sicNy, pu-
ny, afflicted yah complaints prevalent among chill
dren give them a small quantity Of Mclean s Cordial,
and il will make them healthy, lat and robust. Delay
not a moment, try it and you wtli be convinced
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eRDnrOEA.

JoHN BELL, (American) whose term expires in 1859.
ANDREW JouNsoS, (DcmocraD whose expires
in 1868
A. o. p NICHOLSON, (Democrat) has been elected TO
take tine place OF Mr Bell, and his will expire in
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COn1rcSs.

The first session Of the 35th Congress began Mon
day Dec 7th, 1857. The Vice President of the Uni
ted states is President recio Of the Senate James
L. Orr, of South Carolina, IS the present Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives, and James c. Allen, Of
Illinois Is Clerk The following is a list Of the Con
Rressmen from Tennessee.
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supreme Court of Tennessee.

Judgcs-R. l. CARR THEIRS, of Lebanon.
RoRr. J. Mckinney, of Knoxville.
WN. r. II 'RUrs, Of Memphis.
The Court meets at N.sNIuE the lst Monday in
December; at JACKSON, the lst Monday in April, and
at KNoxyuIE, the Ist Monday in September.
Clcrks-JAMtS =. CLARK. Nashville.
W H. STTHESs Jackson
, jas w. CAsruEL. Knoxville.
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Government Of Tennessee.

IsILAM c. HARMS Governor.
+. y. W. BURTON, Secretary OF state
JAMES c. LUrTREtL, CnrutrolIer Of the Treasury.
GRANVILLE c ToRBErr Treasurer.
joins L. 7. SSE2D, Attorney General.
The salary Of the Governor Is $1,000 per annrp,
that Of the Secretary Of STATE 81 500 and perqusitcs
Comptroller Of the Treasury 5000 and for sign
ing Free Bank notes; Treasurer 81 500 Attorney Gen
eraI 81 500 The Legislature consists Of IS Senator'S
and IS Representative Democrats having Is Sen
ators and the Americans the number OF American
Representative is 33-pcnocratc Representatives A.
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ESGINEHs's AND GENERAL Str'r's OFFICE MEMPHIS
CHARLESTON RAuRoAD
MEMPfIs, June 26 1857.
To WHOM MAY CoNCERS-Ihis Is % certify thai the
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad Company have pur
chased Of W. 3 Bennett the right prepare and use
upon their DePots, Buildings, Cars, &c. &c, Vests
Galvanic patent nrc and proof Roofing, and that
We believe il 10 be economical and durable
ing, having already had il in for eight months.
sam. TATE, President.
+. {. ARMS, Gen'i Supt.
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Rcnrcsc,ifafiVcs.

The Senate consists of 81 members, two from
each Of the 81 States. The House Of Representatives
is composed OF 237 members. follows Maine .,
New HAMPSHIRE 3, Vermont ,, Rhode Island 2 Iiassa-
chuserts H. Connecticut 4, New York 81 New Jersey
8, Pennsylvania %, Delaware l. Maryland T. Virginia
10, North Carolina g, South Carolina g. Georgia s, Ala
bama Z, Florida l. Louisiana 4 Mississippi s, Texas 2,
Arkansas ,, Tennessee TO- Kentucky 10, Ohio q, IN
diana H. MICHIGAN &, Illinois q Missouri :, Iowa ,,
Minnesota 3, Wisconsin g. California . Besides these,
the Territories or Utah Washington Oregon Nebras-
ka, Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
in the House OF Representatives
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The Judiciary.

The salary OF the President is s25,OO0 per annum--
that of the Vice President $4,000. Each member Of
the Cabinet receives IS 800 per The salary of
the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court is So 500, and
Of earh Asss,ciate Justice 50, 600
The United States Supreme Court for this (the sth
Circuit) X bcld in Nashville the first Monday in
harch-Icstce Catron presiding with James p Clark
as Clerk.
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NENf1fle, ..
Mr.. Bennett has done small amount of roofing
for ia hs peculiar Nay, with Cotton stun, coated
with preparation the bass of which appears 20 DC
Coal Tar. IL y very eaectaal and light roos and k
pears 10 promise considerable durability, from the
preservatire qualities Of the composition which pesle
traas the cloth and rptcts H froI tr iaeEce "a the
air and water. The Composition does net Fsaay and
from the efcts of the heat Of the summer
mar does harden and crack from the innaenee
cold u Winter. A. r.. MERRILL
Gxt a-lY.
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SUPEuS1ESDEST's OFFICE, MEsfTrIs 0tno r. r.
MEzTHIs 1ESS. Feb. 10, 1857. !
Mr.. RESxErTs-I)ear sr;-Our company having been
roubsed very much with eaky cars. pat sumo of your
Patent Paint upon them, and - FAR my Enowiedge
extends, I cEh eheerfuily recommend II 10 any who
y lsli a dry roof Of any sort.
Yours. Se, Ii. COFFIN, Superintendent.
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mnsir, I)ianos etc,
PREMIUM PIANOS.

A LARGER stock than usual OF those
n celebrated Planes, manufactured - ~ .
BY 4 I ~ Gao ,5s & CO. I %n4 artaam as@T a ,S Z I
Mechanics Far,) is now offered at very low hSurcs
for cash luur months paper. My stock OF sheet
Music Books Nolus, AccOulaoDs. Flutes, ETC. IS also
very large, embracing all the different s.zs, styles,
and qualities.
have also added the following articles to my bust
ness viz Table OIL Cloths, ( cuors,) OIL Cloth Rags,
Feather Busters, and Porcelain Ornaments, such as
Candle-Stcks. Giruudolcs, Lamps, tad Clocks. The
attention OF tbs ladies' is particularly invited Call
the old Muse store, No 80 Union street.
gln-5 JAS \. MCCLURE
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new-Dork.

From vIsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Steamboats,.
Regular Nashville and Padsicah
Packet.
NO A OV "

TTNHE fine low water steamer, a eITrIl -
j and elegant freight and su- s5sal-rsag1ssf1
perb passenger packet LOOK
OUT, w SBIs Master, will run regular packet be-
tween Nashville and Padncah, leaving this city every
Monday and Friday She is one of the fastest boats
on the river and passengers will nd her comfortable
in every respect. febl-s
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STOVES FOR THE TIMES.

STOVES FOR THE TINES.
VUSr received from Cincinnati, few Of BLuNrs
81 COAL COOKING RANtsfsS, small ssze, which
are prepared ~ furnish Cincinnati prices, with
pensez added
ALSO,
A good assortment af COAL ouokISG STOVES, which
wiil put up and ~arrsGt, and winch, tlat coal
il cheap and IN tbs reach u every one, IS the Stove
loT
ALSO,
FRANKLIN SToykss for C.sai and Wood
CANNON AND RADIATOR sToxEsS, tor Caal
CHAMBER AND IliNINo ROOM SIUyEss Tor Coal
ALSO,
Thirty Handsome Patterns psTier Crates from Nin
Jse s, ! Mandatory, NeN -Nerk. Common Mantle
and Jassb tir9ies al and patterns Which zE
sell lo~ Ia suit Tie
MACKENZIE WILSON
Dec Is-if.
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mlslCllansOuS.
j. II. & L u II Y,
ENNcYaS TNscVtaELCr.

T AN prepared to furnish Cofius OF every descrip-
i ton from the fine CaSNrt the plitincst servant
Coln togy thcr with everything necessary for tuner-
ais. al orders lrit lt my Ware Rooms, DcadcgcN
street next to the t. aud In Livery stable be
tween Cherry and summer streets, viii receive my
prompt az laut.uH both day aud night.
RE- Furniture repaired or maize to order ~ the best
style. W. !. H. CtERN.
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MExI4Is TESS., Jan. IA lshs.
To THE PuKiIc;-w :. Bennett made appiication 10
Last Summer to cover our buildings with Vests
Gaivanie Cement: IL being new thing, We thought We
would Try a. had appied 70 our blacksmith shop and
f1l lslne House attached the Fo1nGfy. T4ey have
proved all rsfuired u proof ruOf having with
stood uf tine greatest and giving good
satisfaction. We oay add, Try and You ~iu be
satisfied CJRTfS KNAPP, Iron Founders
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MEMPHIS. March .. 1857


W. :, BESNT,TT, Esq-Dear Sir.-Ihe facts thin Our
knowledge OF the durability, &c., OF Nests Galvanic
Cement; these: Tie building you covered Tor us
last Spring, am happy 70 state, has answered our ex
pectations. We can, therefore, recommend 10 the
plblc for all roofing purposes; light cheap, IRE
AID water proof roof IL does not get soft and run
f.om the elects of the heat of the sun; does IL
harden and crack from the effects Of the cold Any
persons wishing know of this article, call
AT our mandatory
y. 5. BRUCE & co,
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'IQsbuillf Qatriot.
TER MS:

ior one year, IN advance, o W
When the Daily, Tri-weekly or Weekly is TO be dis
discontinued (pad in advance at the time subscribed
for) the subscriber order otherwise it will be
continued, at option, until raid for and stopped
ii not paid it must be paid the time OF discontinu-
ance, or at our option II the party is good will be
sent until paid
Remttances by mail, in registered" letters, at
risk
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Eastern Divisiun--seth l.. NJ. Luckcy, Chancellor.
Middle - IS. ID. Friersun, "
Western Isaac T.. williamson, "a
Fourth B. L. Ridley,
Fifth - IT. Nixon Vandyke, "
sixth Stephen c. Favatt, "
The Chancery Court for the Middle Division Of Ten
nessee opens at Nashville The rrst Mondays May
and November; Franklin nrst Mondays in April
and October; at Pulaski first Monday IN March and
September; at Columbia, third Mondays IN March and
September; at Springfield FIRST Mondays in June and
December; at Carksvillc third Mondays in April and
October; at Dover Thursday after second Monday ii
April and October; and At LewisburE, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August.
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OfFIcI. OF MISS. Central & TESS. r. r. Co.

UfflCL OF tIISS Nl-NIIi-AL & Inn X II %. [
BoIIvAR TENN. Oct. l, 1857.
This will certify that the u. C. * I. r. X Co. have
purchased Of Nh ". : Bennett the right to use
their Cars Bridges Buildings 6c., &c, Vests Gavan-
c Cement Having it used and tested, have no
hesitation recommending TO be the best and cheap
est covering now IL use.
IL. Z. NEEI.Y, President,
81 c. 4 4. X. r. Go.
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LEWIS CAss, Of Michigan, Secretary cf State
Howell CoBs, OF Georgia, Secretary Of the Treasury
ISAAC TOUcEY, of Connecticut Secretary cf Lte Nary
JoHS B. FL0YD, of Virginia, Secretary ef War.
JEREMIAH II. BLACK of Penn, Auorhey General
jacob THOMSON, Of Miss, Secretary q The Interior.
AARON V. BiowS, Of Tenn, Postmaster General.
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MENiIIis. Tenn, Dec. sth, 1850.
To WHOM MAY CoSCsRS;-fhis is to certify that
". s Bennett covered two roofs for me last Spring
with composition called Vests Patent Galvanic Ce-
msnt one Of them new deck, the other an old
shingle roof which giving perfecs satisfaction. he
also repaired domer window which leaked badly and
had baied the skill OF Carpenters prevent Its leak
ing. which he succeeded IA making perfectly tight
do Cheerully recommend his mode Of roofing %
the pnbtc for all roofing PURPOSES and believe II 70 be
a permanent fixture against lire and water
ID. CUCkREiL,
Proprietor Commercial Hotel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01
Marrie0.

In Montpelier, at Kelloggs HOTEL March 10Th by Rev
Eli Ballou Mr. N D. French Of Clover and Miss Ellen s.
Williams, Of sheffield.
In Barre, March 23d, by Rev l. Carpenter, Mr. Lewis
Keith and Miss Morancy S. Wilson. both of B.
Tne printer acknowledges the RECEIPT of goodly por
ton of the eables of the OCCASION which Mrs Printer
pronounces of the best
In Brookfeld, March l1th by Rev. II. Webster Mr.. j.
+. Heath and Miss Susan M. Bigelow, both Of B.
In Bethel, w. March 10th, by Rev. +. E. Hgbee, Mr.
BENJAMIN s. Batcheder, of Farview, Iowa. and Miss S.
j. Gambell, OF Barnard.
In Waterbury, March l6th by Rev, C. c. Parker, Mr.
Charles Woodruff, of Johnson and Miss Abby A. Hutch
ins, of W.
In Bradford March 22d, by Rev. A. Hitchcock, Mr.. A.
Wilson, of Bradford, and Miss Eunice Leet of Newbury
In Waltsheld, March 20th by Rev. p Merrill, James
McGaflin, of Montpelier, and Miss Ann Jane Summer
vile, of Fayston
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1857
1873

The first Robin appeared The first Robin appeared
here, March Both. here, March 18TH
should like very much to see the above APP
pear in your paper; for the paper in this town
is SO much engaged in printing /" Scotchy Bill"
that its printers could not get time to set it up.
SAMUEL II. HOWARD.
Irasblrgh, March %, 1858.
Such records as the above are both interesting
and valuable, and more similar items will be
acceptable from any quarter.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET

CORRECTED THE fDBgMAx EVERY WEDNESDAY
At Market sti Cattle )sty Beeves aud stores-eonss
ing Of Working 0xen Cows one and three years cid
Prcea-Alarket Bcef-Extra $3.50 as,oO first quality
500; II, $3.50; Sd $500.
Working 0xen--S9O 100 to 200
Cows aud Calves-S30, 80 to g.,
Calves-Si 10 8.
Yearlings SIS 81.
Two years ol-S25 to 2S +'r"'
Three years old-S30 to 50
Sheep and Lambs-14oO at market Prices-ln lots $500
to $50. Extra, 400 to6,l3
swine-93 at market. Live, to ST. Dressed, & to g.
Hides, too Pelts sl,oo to l,2j. Calf SKINS to 10
Tallow, u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01
ANNA Es0Syen,S Estate

Rn.Dronp Dl,rmcr s.. at or,mh within and for
said District on The Sd day Of March. A. b 1861
benson ALDRlCH, Esq Ext cutor the Estate {
~ Anna Bowen, lite of iopshan IN said District, de
ceastd, presents his aNinisifa for ret -mem
Nhe'eupnn il is ordered that the he refrraed 10
lr Tuesday If Nav, next, at Probate Court to
To he holden at Andrews Inn in Conh, for exaninat ion
and allowance and thai all concerned be notified hereof
by the publication of this order in the Green Mountain
Freeman, prined at Montpelier three weeks successfully,
AS soon may be- that they may appear at said time and
place, aud, if theJ cause, object tilrrrtu
Iy order of Court,
Attest, JOHN A. TENNY, Register.
iIue cop, # record,
Am, A
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l-)ie0

departed this life in the town of Wasfd March 18th,
Mrs Marcia Bucklin, wife Of Rufus Buckln, in the
39th year of her age.
Mrs Bucklin possessed, and developed the fruits of
true christian since child Of twelve and though her
death was sudden she met it with christian composure
and triumph. She leaves to her absence hus-
band, little girl of eight years. and infant daughter
" Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord"
LYMAN PRINDLE.
In Hydepark March 10th, Mrs. NJ. J. Cambell, aged 80
In Bethel March 17th Mr.. James Weston, ouly son Of
Dea. Daniel Weston, aged 50 years.
In Eden, March l7th Mr. j. Harrington, aged "a years.
In Stowe, Feb 23d, widow Phebe Edson relc of Free
dom Edison, aged 70 years.
In Randolph, March 9th Charles Parish, of Henry,
and Loura NJ Hutchinson, aged years. l mon tn and
days.
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Che nlark
MONTPELIER MARKET.

REPORTED FREEMAN TUESDAY MoRNISG.
PRovtsioys.-Butter 10 to 20. Cheese, to Lard II
TO 49, Tallow, to TO- Dried Apgls 10 10; Eggs, II
P0tatoe So toto. Beams s0,75a1 Maple Sugar. to 10
Onions-oo Apples-common. OO 10 Oo good, 5000 to
900 per Dbl Round lfogs, 0 u 90.
FLork-West+rn, $500 Extra, 1915; Double Extra so
Berlin Mills Extra Family $500; Double Extra, $3.50
GRAM AND lIAYCoru, 80. Oats 10 to 81. Herdsgrass
Seed $500 to % per bushe Clover II to 10 per pound
Hay, So, to S., per ton. Rye, SIS.
MISCELLANEOUS DRY and Green Hard Wood. $500 to
$50 s'il;l.' 81 y St,37 Wool,--Commnn
90 to 90. McRno, 80 to 50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01
BRIGHTON MARKET.

BRIGHTON MARIE
CORRECTED FOR TIE FREEMAN EVERY Thursday
At Market 1860 beef cattle, 2lO stores, 1910 sheep and
lambs, Go swine.
PRcns-Beei Cattle-Exra $500; first quality, S7,75
81 quality, $3.50; 81 $500
Working 0xeh--SsO, o. 100, to 80.
Cows and Cavcs--$2s, o. to 40.
Calves-S3 Ito 0.
Yearlings-$lS to q.
Two years od-$24to D. {
Three years old-$30 to 81.
Sheep and Lanps-s1,75 $50, extra $500 to $50
Swine In lots &c retail, &c. t''i%.ty.
Hides-5c per III Tallow-7c. Calf SBins--lOc Pei,s
100 a LIS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01

CORRECTED THE FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MogSiye.
FLotR.-Western, 81, rs 100.
PohK-prime, $3.50 400, Mess, 1880 a 100
Beef, $12 a 10. Lard. 10 a H. Hams, l0aI2
Batter, 1Saa3. Cheese, s TO- Eggs, IT. Potatoes
90 S075. Apples, $3.50 $50 per bbi. Onions, S0,5
100. Dried Apple Sac White Beans, $l.50a2o5.
Wool --saxony Fleece is 45. Americaa full blood 80
40; Hall blood, so SO Common, 25 SO.
Corn, Is. Oats, SO a IS. Rye, 1918 Herds Grass
Seed, 5000 $50. Clover. 10 10 per b Hons 5a T.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01
The Weather "Up North"

EDITOR FREEMAN Thinking that an account
OF the weather for the past two winters might
be interesting to your readers, ] send you an
account the days that the mercury was below
Zero in the months of January and February,
1857 and 1858, in Trasburgh:
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Bmyasit!s. Notice This Fact!

L OR the past Fifty years, Dr. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHEER
RY-WINE BI1fERS have been unrivalled as e1ec
tive and Valuable Spring and Summer medicine And
while almost every of the thousands of remedies that
have been introduced within that period has been abandon
ed, Dr. Richardson's medicine has been sustained with
increased popularity For sale the office, No. 81 Hano
Street, and by dealers in medicine every where.
Agent for Montpelier, l.. f. Pierce. 1lSm6
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Mothers. Mothers, Mothers.

A OLD NURSE FOR CIlLDREN.--Don't fail to pro-
"A cure Mrs. Wnslows Soothing Syrup for Children
Teethng. has equal Earth. No mother who has
tried Mrs. Wiusow's Soothing Syrup for Children
ing and critical period Of teethng without the aid of this
invaluable preparation If life and health be estima
ted by dollars and cents it is worth It's weight in gold
Millions of bottles OF Mrs. Winsowis Soothing Syrup are
sold every year in the United States.
Price, only rs cents a bottle.
None genuine without the fac smile of Curtis Perkins
cn the outside wrapper Of each bottle.
Sold by L. F. Pierce, Montpelier at wholesale and re
tail. Il0v1
j. NJ. Henry Sons, Waterbury, Vt. General Whole
sale Agents for Vermont and Canada East,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-01
ssOsensia!e Cement!
CALCINED AND FARMERS PLASTER
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~ HE Hudson River Cement Co.. Jersey City N. J. oppo-
site the city of New York; manufacturing the
above named articles and will furnish them parties
derng, FRESH from the MILL they of very supe-
rior quality. Please address,
HUDSON RIVER CEMENT co.
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