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OaS Iaubere 9feiultat bieler griiuns 1T nun etos
lid Qn,8 Qiht nefnmmen

OaS Iaubere Gfeiultat bicier griiuns 1T nun eros
lid ans Stht 9efpmmen!
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8 ternn9S@Nnleben. 8eioe Sduier Dea
@cn9relles baben Der Bitte Der Mpminiitraticn,
Die leetere our 9luinebme zines Gl1lebens 81 err
nlddti9en, entiprrben. Sa, le BADEN nod rnebr
9etban, ais bic decentralization perlan9te. Sic
baben fat zines InlebenS ron $15,O0O,OOO
Elm ipl9eS bon $2O,o00,OOO 8eltattet ulD 5war
81 5 Vrccent.
lleber Die mci(ten Appropriateness
&C. iinb beioe 0duIer bur9 Germittlung ibrer
@pnferen5sS cnllnitteen einis 9emrroen. Wtr
tperDen auf DieIe fir ben @elpbeutel Snfei
.Sam'8 10 emplinoliAen 8~epiuiSunsen in ben
nd6lten Ta9en 5urlidfomnen, penn mir bic
0eiultate pieler Seliion bes GOnsrelles 5uIams
menitellen.
SEEM gOrf, 10. Sum-, (gerlud, einen
Boli3eis9iidter gu eriGteben). @bauncea Sdai
fer, Elm NpoDfat, fam 9eltern in bODlt auf8ere9s
ter Stiinnluns in Den nieberen @eri9isbDf, UNI
alS Anlpalt in elmer Stage 8laptpn sesen 8oors
man we9en 9emalttbdtiSen anSriffS aui5atreten
uno perluhfe, mie bebauptet miro, ben Nidter
Steer8, Dec 9eraoe Die Slsung belt, gu eridtes
Zen, pbne cine belonoere SeraulallunS fir feline
Jaierei gu babeu. Nl8 SAaffer ben Court cal
betrat, rief er aus. On pero- Sobn einer =,
Ou fduflider Sdurfe, Du pero- Sa9abuno,
3letdseiti8 ap8 ct cine Biitcle, wuioe aber bon
cen llmltebenDen an Der Au8iibung letneS Scr>
babens sebtnoert. l1nbe9reiflider Weil e erlaubte
man ibu, Mnbellltigt pa8 @ourtbau8 gu %perlai>
ien. Grit ipdter eridien 0tidter Steers Dor
0ti0ter @onpli ullo e5 wuroe AMI feline etpltde
2lngabe bin ELI yerbaftsbefebl 9eSen S4afer
e%rlofIeus -- 2S5E
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@ernauta 9o9e 9tc. AZ. II. .. -. y.
Den Mitslttsern Der .Serntania eU8e So. AZ bteae biermit
CUR Ma@rt9t, baB am ma bfen DienltaB ben Il. Stunt Abenbs
uno etsfelben sur apttn manS fur O6er seasn oeren III .Sb.
ne) 9ebrabt per6ed, weSbilb fdnmtlt9e y. ~iteIteoer etnaelos
'n Terotn, sur Ubtn senannten 3et pltnftltt ju crl6etnen.
WtO Sm Auft. age y. g d. s SER.
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6eeenuber benz W1ttenal.QGtei, BALI, Mb.
gBtr MAIDEN I'm feru 8rturben. ipmie hem aeebrten puSli.
tta BITE Nnssise, eB MIR iebt i'm Stanbe Nn6 elm Dpraialt.
dies Eager pom obt9en Snfrunt .nten a~nSubieten. Die Vpr.
treGltdtett Der Nrbett, bic Slae ts Tpnes, unb ans, Nebnter
Nni6lde, fpcte bic duBere Musfattune laIen nidts an min
l6en ubrt8, unp tonnen mir nit ben Sebrifuten traenb etneS
anSern atltdemeats ieterieit cOnrurriren.
Nue ptanD'$ bdben ySae etferne Habmsn, urS werben uutsr
unfsrer tt9enen Iufd6t a%neefertist, 70 tae MIR bic ppue Be-
f~.ttbtBuns unffrer 8unben unS erwerben fSnnen Plus, Sen,
1857 fir nnfere s. frumente bic einSiee MebatQe erbieiten.
wflhe tur Squdre.ptanp'Se rthetIt parbr.
B}-Ilte Ytanp's werben Surifse enc mnen, ~repartrt, ousoe.
taufGt unb eeftimmt.
gg- Iae Yiaap's umfsrer Sabrtt psrbsn auf Sabre ga.
ranttrt.
s1- Ssfslunssn ~srbea auf's gaaftp6fe o~usssfasrt.
-Sunll.l. @peb u Gu.
Scbnfc1tS tputSerbarcr NrGutcrzEh cc ~
Oettelbe TT ietner duBerprbentli1en @,9enit 4ften weaen
tn cams europa berubmt %8epprben, unb II. Elm unperalet6It.
Dies ufitteI, UNI ben 8Srper eefunb unb fr6ftio Az erbalten.
Nfbm =, Sufen, @eIbfu6t, 5eble. an Der eeber NIB Goae
go Ntnee. c8rdmpte, Werfppfun8, Masf6lae, 5eratlppftn,
OpSpepip, 3emUrrbOibs, 8Opfneb, ScrVpbeln, gBirmer unb
dNe 8r1nlbttten, bic BON etnen perbprbenen Mdaen berrnb.
rem. User %benleiben eebrau6t, pirb f6 In eintaen 8 aaen
~uberSeuBen. 10 Idle ausses.i9nete @teenf6aften oerIeIbe beltt.
Stelsr 3bse TT per pad 3u Il Gents In ~fpleenben Grocery
Stpres III bdben:
s.. QDttte, y. NOrris, S. Gbedler, 81. Denton, 6. g.
9gnlrp, .. 20. @l.per, 8. 9. ROs, QDef SaltimUrshr. %.
Sdlsifer, $. 8raft, 9~tbertpfr. Denton II, Bro pr,ttGlr'
:. 3aberna9el, &sputlifffr. SO. S6elbprfe, 5. ron Ser
pprh, S9rbpfrtr. >. 5Drn, g. &rDeer 9pmbartfr. s.
&rtete SraDnitr. y. Xennenhdn, 8. %90arbman, 6. Duns
bert 9elinaitr. CONS u. 60, 81. Sifuan, s. 8. g5tIGOu
Pc. 5eqs S s; eeffS, Saeettsfr: 8; Dunlop, S. Sau~
m n 9; =. S @.siism u; Go Soed u. sSiOptn,' s. s. Be-
tO8atr, unb bet benz N8enten 50. paul, $40. 45l gBef Saltts
inrrefr. Suni9i
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Deutldes
Nrbett WacbweitIme8 8nrcau,
ySerInnnf ,
@ute @teMe

Cute Steue.
Vela@t miro etne tan9e Dame, peI6e enaff6 unb SertsH
lprt9t unD etpdS pom 9ubmaGen Serfeft mr ~ ~ IHV OtntlW
tNel6.alt ben saetn 81 b~elDrsen 3aberes in in her r'S Sfs, y@S'
gDtder, pbtr: 521 gDef Balttnprefr. " wv SlIse sfs
SRH G.- ca ON"t~S
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Office Der 8altimcre WaIIersG Comp.
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9as @sfes ptrb NIT @t;ense sesen one perfOnen ansewen.
BET wetbcn, wel9c betnn Setreten "a bic &eierpptrs una Ben.
ben @rnnpbeitbes Der Stabt, Uher te'm Baben, Stf6en II. {. ~.
in ben @ewdnern ertappt weroen. Die Npl,ei Bat Defenders
S naruf ttpnen, ale cerarttse lebertre CT su perbaften.
NtaiS 3nt Sass. ter. WdHer- Sna uier~.
StbtpetScr Wfdacn Sitter
1T has bette DttttsI se8en ale 8rantpeiten, BITE bur% llaSer.
bauItGtett bS Oiasens %eatatHen. 8u oerfaufen bet
y. B. uIman,
Nc. 5 Nprth @dpfrdee,
Tta23 s jwtfdst Baltimore II. NaretteHr.
Gint9e iclipe 8raroers
psrSen aneenpmmea, wenn fe f3 balbtsf mclten SIS. 60 Ga.
nalfreet. tSnniS1N
3ieucurc=@ proi0IS. : 49,
8trIGen. Qtanemre, @ Is ulssa
5tmbterers9 tdusure
HUfen-Qipueure, fea
r.e--.a Srpm0seren- Qiaueurt
Antstaannen~- 2t9uenre.
Sn9toers S,uutnr, &c. .c
vpn lepr fesner aualitGt btui9f su Serfdufen BEL IRE Wini
ii t&e, @alpne pber 8aB, bet .. s. uIm1n. ~
Mp. 5. WprtbsSasfra6c,
HlJ awttben Sdltin pre- u. Sdtettehr.
Spuanotfdc Q~SdohbOlOcr NranmtlDcIn
noerfaufen bet Der @taf. Saupne pber Sas bet
3. &. ulman,
Np 5 Nprtb WayfrdBe,
Ds2S-S swtf&eH 8altinpre n. Baget Fl,
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Die Nadridten BON 8alparaiio seben Bic
gum 80. Die 8abl- Gufre9un9 bat iiG selesi
uno eS lpiro fem neuer Iu8brud befirdtet,
Die 9fe9ierun9Spartei bat 9eliest. Don Sero,
niu1o llrtnenata, Minilter beS Snneru, bat re.
li9ntrt. asa ars mss 5
Or. Sbilipi bereiat i'm auftraae Der 01es
9ierun9 bic Prcpins Baldwin ; ieinem 8eridt
tpiro nit 9rSBtem Snterelie ertseeenaeIeben.
Gtne In5abl @mi9ranten aus 3prtl wirb
talo bier eintreffen.
Scblen BON gutter QualitGt wurten in Gbilro
et1toe6t.
8plipia.
Die gfadridten Don ga Bas oeben Bis ann
%. Der Yrdiioent, Or. 2inareS, weubet nod
inner Die tren9iten Ofa6re9eln an, nm Der
Iusbru4 reucluticndrer Sene9uuaen an unter
oriiden. Die Brciie 1T gum Sdweiaen ae
kra9t unb Wieutanb BARI peber Sffentlid mi
~pripatim Nnlidten iiber bic MaEreoeln Der SIC
sierunS al8lpreden. Die Gntunft 6es Genera
8el5u ptrb BON ben Sppcnenten Der oeaenwdr
ti9en &e9ierun9 iebnli9 ermortet.
J Die @plcmaidereien in Tipuane baben ii
Der ~neueiten :3eit piel Iufmertidmfeit ouf ltd
selenft /; 5ipet Scmpa9nien bllpeten li9 in Sc
Ta5, UNI bic Wtinen gu erfcri9eu.
Yeru.
Set benz @efedt Bel Grequipa linb feline Re.
oeutenpen Gtei8nilie pprSefaaeu.
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Set Der fiir5liG itatt9efuubenen @abl wugoe
Prdlioent Gaitilla ipicOer ermdblt.
@eitern frub 2 ubr bdtten mir zines Der bef=
tighten @rbseber, Deien iib Die altelten Sewo6=
ner %erinnern fSnnen. Daiielbe bauerte so Se>
funben.
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- SdupnaAer, 9ebt Ndt! -
$%etifen! &eiSfen!! 2eiIfeu!!!

O,UUU PQQr Nellfel
I'M Sanea nao unterpe8s; Son k6er @rSee, Qualitdt unb su
alen Pretien, POM tletnfen Stnbe an BIS ann di66ten J} onne
5n ben n~teert9fen Saareelb. Yrcfen. - unet { Qeifen perSen
epn Smet ia re Lang Sc rpfnetem SSl3e eema6t unb aus lau.
Ier YeirihTpa s9p'3; bafur "arant.re i'd is ais ebenlp gut,
@tmn MtPt az 10 r5u9lt er, as onberen, pel9. in 8altimprt
@SeniS babe t@ Ste btutate IlSwabf in Baltimore Spu
piatefe. "'' N" '" ~
partt9 8e8en 5 0 Setten Y~erfbtepene Sprten i'm yaSea unb
S ~ m 81 grstftn bs9e' wie fe bic @@npmader Der aluaDt unb
Sr yptht htr9enoS pa ger fn0en perben. SD fane @ud,
lpre@t spr u9 beiuNt mid, ebe Sbr aaberswS fault, bann
wefost sur SeDn bis BwanSis proJent ~erlpartn.
John N. Clark,
Np. 113, Nplb @aDltraEe,
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"a MERCHANT TAILOR
N4 uno falbionabler &leioerlaben,

= VDtt YrattfraBe, Wp. 35S u. 1857.
Wtenen 8setr;en 5reunben un9 BEN gu, Itfunf made Id
hermit ete AaSet9e. bag i'd unier t%satisent Datum bas don
lett Sdbren an bieIem Yla c ablirte @eIadff ubernpmmen
bate unb %beGtdnpis elm rei&9aIttsrs Eager Won f6Snen, lOifv
Bearbetteten Serrentl Bern, -ushtr Saepn, su ben ~biliafsn
y, lien ~pDrrutbig bal.en Mnb auN fplhe duf @eeeluna amer.
~ perbe.-Stpfe fur gBinter- RSte uno 6ofea &c. In aQsu
So:en anS su aasn ~Yrsilen.-Berner stre Nuswabl Reeen.
(6trmc, StSfe &C., fpUie ale In bteies Sad f6laaenbe Wttffel.
o. Nae Sefeluneen perben prompt, biats unb in far,sfsr
5rtf pom mir an8efertist perben.
Epat2U "a q d
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s Ss1sb Pam not Ssr9lst 81 bic grstls nit BEN, mas SER a~nSsrparts
gs.anbernnssn am M cr ten G Sra't aaaef fam. p D1 eras s,o sMi, is
netaer Nteoer!a8e DetjaneDmen bes Sesen, neil ntein @cI6dft
pW retBeno ,Snel ~Def9rDBert. unS bdmit i'd tdeurd, NJ sirer
ea59eatn 0aeh1ueml'@iett, iawie b~erjenisea raetner Mriase bon
'@neef nuse.
VI aug mInl9e 10y etncnt Seben unb IQcn befnrui an
maNen, oas 10y n @nDetrdat jener @erbederun8ea unb Qea.
Q tangsM methsn 9rr1Bsn uno rnaDertreHli@en 0Urratb an
seoer leS!GlaBen Dta. I'M fir eenannte Wenberunaen Wiah an
mautsH, oflOa0ets meme arpBe Dgane SDn Sobtealeber, rreldes
tsufSe Fen MIL Il ' uas @euo gf t5 asse tssG@ nH s,d lar D a." 6 S,'S Rye yer.
Naunt tur bic Sanpwerfer gu naGea, wel6e i'm Suit an bic
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
MnNrprI1rR- VI Nov. |. 1853.

EDITOR FREEMAN IL would like to have the
following published in your paper if your rules
do not exclude it:
| commenced taking applications for Insur-
ance (by the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company at this place) about the first of June,
last. Twas then but little acquainted with In
suranco business, or the plan Of operating by
the different Companies. My purpose has
been, and IS, to represent the matter in as clear
and tr thful light as possible, and to present
the claims of the Farmers Company upon that
part OF the community for patronage and sup
port, and as being fully worthy of their con-
fdence, and as safe and responsible as any other
Company in New England; and cheaper by
from 20 to 40 per cent. than any other Compa-.
ny in the State of Vermont which | think
will appear plain to any candid, unbiased mind
who will take the trouble to examine the reports
OF thedlferent Companies. But with all these
facts open to the investigation of any and every
person) some evildisposed persons, who are in
terested for other Companies, have tried their
best to make the people believe that the Farm
ers' Company is unworthy of confidence, that
the Company will not pay its losses, that it is
running behind, &C., &C., besides representing
some clauses in the By Laws as being peculiar
to the Farmers Company (when it is well
known that they are common to all responsible
Complnies,) articles which, if rightly under
stood, are not in the least Objectionable. And
all of this by men holding positions, from which
we should hardly expect they would stop, to
utter such contemplate fasehoods but on the
contrary, they do not hesitate to misrepresent
and mislead those who are not fully acquainted
with the merits and standing of the different
Companies. can mention names and produce
undoubted evidence to prove the above state
ments, if necessary.
But should have passed it all by, and said
not word, had not been urged to make tho
truth public, by men who have been made the
dupes of such lies, and thereby put others on
their guard. | do not wish to I've understood as
counting controversy, but am willing to meet
and prove any statements which have made in
regard to Insurance.
Tae Farmers Company has been doing bust
ness but about eight years; has had all of the
influence of other Companies to contend with,
some of which have been in operation over
thirty years, and Of course, We're well estab-
lished before this Company was organized. The
expense has been but eleven cents to insure one
hundred dollars one year in the Farmers Com
pany while it has cost fifteen cents to insure the
same amount the same length of tune in the
cheapest Of the other Companies. G.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
Marriie0.

In Bradford Oct 26th by Rev. Sylyanus Cobb, Of Bcs
ton, Adebert Osborne and Lizzie R. Towle both Of B.
In Newbury, Oct. 18th, by Rev. Mr. Burton C. Hardy
of Bradford, and Josephine Doe, of N.
In Bradford, Oct 20tt, by j. Is. Woodward Esq, Geo.
W. Clifford, of b. and Miss Julia A. Bascom of Sraford.
IL Cabot Oct. 26th by Rev. W. Thurber, Mr.. Mo-
ses Clark of c. and AIRS Rosetta Whttelsey of Marsh
field.
In Barton, Oct. l7th by Rev. E. D. Hopkins Mr. Steph-
ington.
In Newbury, Oct 18th, by Rev. H. N Burton Mr.. New
ell q Tabor of Wobun Mass. and Miss Eliza $. johnson,
Of Newbury.
In Mortified, Oct. 10th, by Rev. W. D. Malcolm, Mr.
Landon U. 0rmsbee and Miss Laura A. Davis, both of
Montpelier.
In the NJ E. Church, in Peacham, Oct 18th, by Rev. G..
wells Mr.. Ariel H. Leighton, of CraitsDury, anu Miss
Lucinda W. Marsh of Peacham.
In Berlin Oct. 2lst. by Rev. j. House, Mr. Edwin But
terrified and Miss Ellen b. Beam both Of Moretown.
Denny and Miss Betsy d. Hurburt both Of NAlso, Oct
18th, by Rev. W. H. Hacom, Samuel W. Pearson and Miss
Emma Howe, both Of Mortified.
In Royalton, by A. Newton, David Beckwth,of Beck
montown Y, and Miss Emma Wheeler Of X.
In Moretown, by Rev. J. l. Roberts, James Smith, Jr,
OF Moretown, and Miss Nancy Allen, of Northheld.
In the same place Oct Goth, by the same Mr.. Ashley
e. Washburne, and Miss Laura A. Martini both Of More
town,
In Mildlesex, Oct 2ith by Rev. James S. spnney Mr..
samuel H. Bliss, Of East montpelier, and Miss airy s..
Ladd, of ddlesex.
In Mddesex by the same, Oct 25th, Mr.. George Spen
Ger, of arfed and Miss Ann NJ Sawyer, Of Middlesex.
In PlAnfed, Oct. 10th, Mr.. Ambrose v Taylor Of
Marshfeld, and Miss Victoria s. Powers OF Plainfeld
Also, Oct 19ta, Mr.. Walter B. Page of Planfeld and Miss
Julia S. Martin of Marshfeld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
5layEtl ES. Vyitha,n,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Iuurt h. lden nj
WASHINGTON DsrbIcT,ss Montpelier, within and for
said District, the ID day Of November, A. u, 1888,
"A RS Sahna Witham Administrative tho Estate OF
vi David y. William. late of Woodbury., in said District
dec ased makes application To SAID Court fr
Of the time heretofore allowed her pay the debts due
from said Estate and to render her administration account
mt some future day.
WheeupOn il Is ordered by said Count that said appica
ton he heard the Probate Office, Montnelirr, he
23d day of November A. 1888 and is further ordered
that notice be- given to AL prsOs ccrrned, by the pub.
cation Of this order in the q feen Mountain Freeman
printed at Montpeler, three weeks successfully before
said hearing By the Court
l49 Aurs, 4 R MERRILL. Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
4, STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden at

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden at
WASHINGTON DIsTRIcT, IS. Montpelier, the I'd day
Of November A. ID. 1858.
nENSL0W UPHAM, Administrator the Estate of
~ Horace Gleason late of Warren in said district
deceased make application to said Court, for license to
sell the whole Of the real estate of said deceased except
the widows dover, but including the everson Of the
widows DOVER representing that said sale Is necessary
for the payment of the debts of said deceased.
Whereupon is ordered by said Court that said appli
day of November, AID 1858 at the Probate Office in Mont
pelier; and it is further ordered that all persons in
terested be notified hereof by publication of notice of
this application and orders thereon, three weeks success
sively In the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Msht
peer before said time of hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place. and, ii they cause object
thereto. By the Court,
Attest, HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
true copy of Record,
lao Attest, HARVEY TIIDEN Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
ll.~)llc0

in Huntington, Oct. 18th after short but distressing
illness, Samuel dix, aged 40 years.
IN Middlesex, t. 9th, Wary Herrick wife OF d.
via Herr OK aged Printersn H. please copy.
In Cabot, Sept 18th, Katherine Ella, daughter Of Cal
vim and Sarah Hill aged ii years. =
in Rutland, Oct. 96h, William Cain brother Of the Ed
tor of the Courier and native of the Isle If Man, aged
80 years.
In Rutland, Oct 18th, Geo W Strong Esq, aged 40.
IN Wels River Oct. 18TH Samuel Hutchins.
In sharon, Oct 18th, Ann A. da liter of Try and
Maria Clark, aged year and months
In Mortified, Oct. GOTH of typhoid fever, Mr. James W.
howe, aged 20 years and % days. /
In browningon, Oct 23d, arcia NJ. daughter Of viii
der Parker, Esq, in the l7th year of her aye.
IN Wilamstown, Oct. 18th, S Jennie Stayer, aged %
we rs months and II days.
Jennie has at last departed
She whom many knew so well
Left her friends ken-hearted-.
AS she breathed her last farewell
Sister Laura, thou art lonely
Well know how sad you feel:
Though Pve lost one sister only
It's wound no balm can heal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
A CAR I'D.
BROCKWAY & NEWTON,
Eontpelier. VT.

NHESE names have been too long before the public
L DENTISTS, to fail of recognition ueed reference.
Or. Brockway IN nc ID an for four wears praciced
in Vermont after which h! practices in the cities Of Nsw
Yo for twenty-five Five sine. h. retur ned
to find health in the mountain breez anl has concluded
to devote his maured experience the nd ghters
of the Veriant State in connection with Dr.. Nswtou.
VIII reputation skilfd .ntist IS too w.knpwn to
be mistaken Having practical together of the last
year their mutual profit and to the satisfaction Of great
angemen by which inhabitants Of this and adjacent
Counties may avail Themselves Of their seperae or uni
ted skill and experience Hereafter the 0c. at Montpelier
long occupied by Dr. NJ will be opened at all hours Of the
day. and all days of the Sundays, only for
tracing aching teeth DR.. Brockway or Newton always in
attendance
With facilities for doing business with neaness and des
PATCH and in their Dental and Chemical abratory album
dant preparations and help, patients will be detained but
short time Gentlemen and Ladies may rest assured (
finding in them both the will ana ability to supply any
demand upon Dental skill at rate cheaper than
be obtained of any of limited practice especially
their experience allows of no failure, and seldom requires
second call.
Approaching the economy of our citizens we have con
cluded put prices down to the lowest rates m ill
hereafte insert entire upper under sets in plain and
durable is Carat Cold, for I'D 90
With double edges and extra finishes for 5000
On Gold largely alleged with Silver, bat yet re-
tanning the gold color, got up in the very best
style $500
On Silver got up in the best style and finish, $500
| Temporary sets, and partial SETS equally favor
able terms
cavities of moderats size filled with Cold l,Oa
With Tin Foil SO
| Extracting %
tloroform and Ether administered il required 100
| Any pesons wishing entire upper under act of
teeth, will be detained buto night, uoca being previous
ly given And both an upper and under set, hut two
nights. Persons coming from out of the County will hav
their board paid while waiting. good fit Is always
raned and the quality Of the metal be represented
Should person want teeth inserted the chsopas
tic plan will do it always at the risk of the patient,
hut in the best manner for twenty dollars SET upper
UNDER
Conscious Of our ability we have come to the conclusion
to furnish teeth at such prices shall invite the patron
age and the pleasure of the good people Of Yer
mont
r Newton viii have constantly open an Office in Wood
OK in connection with Dr. Haskall where he will attend
| to all orders the same liberal terms.
r Brockway will continue as heretofore to visit Water
ry occasionally, and when sent for will render his
ves to any within fifty miles who want entire upper
under set without additional charge, except keeping
Al orders and commands from distance, will be attended
to with as little delay as possible. 141
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

CORRECTED FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY WEDNESDAY
At Market 1881 Cattle abou 80 Beeves and 93l stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and two and three
years cid
Prces-Market Beef--nxtra SG,25 a 0, 70; first quality
5000; ID 1925 81 $3.50.
Working Oxen--S75, 100 to It's.
Cows and Calves -$25, 90, 10, to 81
Calves--$OOo TO 600
Yearlngs so to IL.
Two years old SIS to 20
Three years oid-S20 o2T.
Sheep aud Lapbs-i900 Vt market Prices-1n lots 90
to 2 % Extra, $3.50 to $50
Swiue--l525 ut market Live OF tot. Dressed, to a.
Hides, TO L. Pes, s7to slO1 Calf Skins II to 49,
Tal0w, 81 TOT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
BRIGHTON MARKET.

CoRRForED FOR TUE FREEMAN EVERY THURSDAY.
At Market l475 beef CATTLE 1918 stores $500 sheep and
lambs, i45o swine
pRIcss-'Bee Cate-Extra $780, nrat quality, SO, $50
81 quality, 5000 30 S525.
Working 0xen--$7o, -, 80, to las.
Mich cows-ss3 to IS; common do, $40 81.
Calves-S4 to o.
Yearngs--s9 to ~.
Two years old-$1ito 81.
Three years cld-S33 to 40
Sheep md Lamps-sl75 to 9,25; extra $500 to 800.
swine lots Sic retail, 7Ac.
Hides-Sc per III Tallow-7c. Calf skns--l3c. pelts
GA rs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
Che lflarkets.
MOyTpELIER MARKET.

REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
pRovsloNs.-Butter, 10 to 49, Cheese, to s Lard, 4
% 49, Tallow, to 10. Dried Apple, to u Eggs, 10
Potatoes 20 to 80 Beans, S075al,0O Maple Sugar. to'
0nons--7j Apples-common, IS to SO good 5000 tt
800 per Dbl. Round Hogs, a 0U.
FLouRWestern, $3.50 Extra $3.50; Double Extra,S7,o
Berlin Mills Extra Family, $500: Double Extra, $500
GRAIN AND HAy.--0orn, rs. 0ats So to 81 Herdsgfas
Seed $500 $50 per bushe Clover II to 90 per pound
Hay, 50, to 81, per ton. Rye, 90.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard Wood 1925 t.
$3.50 snii;ss, sl,.5 to si,37. Wool-Common
20 to Is. MeRlno, 90 to "a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
LATEST NEW S.
BY Telegraph for the Freeman.
November Elections.
Boston, Nov. I'd, 1853

BosToN, Nov. I'd, 1852 P. NJ.
The American Republican State Ticket is
elected in Massachusetts by increased majorites
The whole Congressional delegation is elected.
Burlngame is elected in the 5th District by 2l9
majority, gain eff l44 votes. Rice, in the 4th
District, has over 1000 plurality. Well done,
noble old Bay State!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
ROSrDN MARK EFT.

CORRECTED THE FREEMAN TUESDAY MORNING
FLoUR.-Western, 81, so a 100.
poRK.--prme, $500 1850; Mess, Sl7,25 a 1882!
Beef 81 1850. Lard. 1Oa lie. Hams, II II.
Butter l5a u. Cheese, 5a g. Eggs, 49, Potatoes
$50 S0,75 Apples $l75 per bb. Onions, $0,T5
900 Dried Apple. ssl 10 White Beans $3.50 400,
WooL -SaSony Fleece so a IS. American, full BLOOD "A
4 4s; Half blood, 81 43 : Common, 80 SO.
Corn, IS. Oats, 81 Rye, 1880 Herds Grass Seed
$500 $50. Clover. Is 10 per ID. Hops, Q q Is.