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COAL, COKE. &c.

LANES HILL John w. FISHER.
(s5-PAK 4 n Il II III / p.-Ths undersign NED
Y have entered into a co OPARTNERSHIP, dat
ins from the 22d day of NovemneT; 1882 under the
name and style of HILL x FISHER. Tor caITyin
on the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, on BASIN
bank where all orders Will be than ktuily received
or auy orders lett with SrEBBINs PULLEs; Ne
I1l Broad street, with Gto. ]. HERRING, No %
Main ltreet, will be promptly attended to
ga Office corner 9th street and BASIN bank.
TENN, Cash. ia N rs Hull
-" =. o., f0HN W FISHER
COX E.-The price at CON r. tof tue l.Ioi..i. ~
K November. will he as follows:
SOFT LUMP COKE, per load ...Sa 90
Ill other grades, 10
It's JSO. = w fth II NFSIl,
GLOVER HILL AND ANinmA.iIA
y COAL and C0kELFor sale by -
NJ. D. WHITING,
no l-2m Near the fetersbnfY pepot.
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A AIasurance-LIFE and FL Re, st the lowest
rates chaf-ed by responsible compsLies!
For sLL KINDS OF insui ance upon Liberal Tsyms,
call at the Gsasrai Insurance flEce. on Pearl st.,
next door 10 I'D Eaeho, opposite ~ Gordon.
IA The BEST COMPANIES represen ed, and
ali Losses promptly paid G n. BRTCKEN,
no l-lm General Insurance Agent
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MA Make R~ady.. Take Aim. Fire s.-l lues
recesv ed ape hssadred COLTS CELEHRATEp
stxss For sale hy JAMES ~ ALSH.
no 2i-lm Maker and Inlporsss u Guns. 40.
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1. r. BASS, Proprietor,
Clay street, west side, hetw@en lst Ard ID.
Richmond, Esrs sinia.
Also. APPFRS0N & DUtCi, Lruss ss,sls, No.
0l, Broad street. 90 2o-lm
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fas l.. l. Biues.-This old and popular corps,
now stationed at Martinsburg, held meetin &
on saturday last, and unanimously elected
JOHN nj. PATTON, Esq, their Captain. dis
patch was sent TO Capt. Patton, in forming him
oI MS eiecto0, and he at once answered. ac
cepting the office, and started last night to as
sumo the command. Capt. Patton was COM
malder OF the Blues some few years since
aud proved to be an efficient and popular off
Ger; but resigned because of the pressure OF Ie-
gal business, which allowed him no time to at
tend 10 the duties. capt. Fry succeeded Capt
Patton; but Le too, found it necessary TO r..
slgn, because of business engagements, some
niteen or eighteen months since; and from thai
period 10 the present The command has de-
volved upon Lieut.. VIM. L MAULF, an old
member of the corps. who has devoted himseII
Zeaously to the WORK OF improving its drlll
and recruiting new members. How TAR he has
succeeded our readers may Judge. when we
tell them that the Blues now nave upon IheiT
roll more than one hundred good names, and
nave In service at least ninety men. Long
may the company continue to flourish, and
long may its officers and men prove as Jealous
and efficient as nas Lieut. Maule
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DLACkSMITHS, TOOLS.-Beruan's extra
ID and warranted Bellows. WTtghts Solid Box
Vices, Wrights Patent Anvils. King StDck and
Dies, Sled e and Hand Hammers, Smiths Tangs.
Farriers' Knives and Bntrasses. ShoeiBg Ham
,ners and Plncers Rasps, Flies, &e., IN store and
80 '''' ' GARRISON & ANDERSON,
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z All knowr fAvorita Brand alwsy on sAse ~
JAMES g. MeANpREW.
dAS-lv 81. Pine sfse~f. Ne& VBsk.
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L ceip. OF some yer, fine Blackberry Wine which
| can warrant to he pufe. Ii is an feeahie snd
safe reneds for Di4rrhPa x G Fer infantile cnri-
plants il nvalu tble and - hi hl, recommended
by The faculty, One trial will convince thst Il l.
superior to any PREPARATION mpound for the
above complaints; for sale bs
WARNER l.. WARING
NJ, in7 Road OIL, aah
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nERFIMERY ANDFANI AKIICi-.

DERFUMERN AND fANtY AktECt.s y.
' | have Just recevr a new aud we'll selected
stock of PeTfumers and fancy foiiet Articles com
prised in part of Tay ofs celebrated colo mes aud
Extracts Transparent Wash Blls Famil, Toile,
Soap, Lubin's Extracts, Teeth, Sai md n air
Brushes, snd seneral assortment of usefal artI-
cles for sale by ] PICOr
Corner Main and I7th Streets
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Ssdnisns Bsfaa-Itis il deeply to be regretted
Iuat the Methodist Conference, In making Its
appointments, did not return Rev f. J. BoGGs
70 " tnIs CITY, TO labor in the cause of seamen
Inc Seamen's Friend Society, aided by Mr.
boggs, nave effected 4 vast deal of good with
~ .ne class Tor whom they have been laboring tor
the past Twelve months and it is to be regret
tea that the good work should now be checked
Dy change OF ministers. Mr.. Boggs. we know,
oevoted ms whole time to the cause and by
uhnring industry and perseverance had so far
succeeded In getting subscriptions for the erec-
tion OF Bethel as almost to render a failure
out OF the questi 1t may be, that the Socie-
~ may succeed in getting another agent qual-
~ jealous but II IL does, that agent will have
10 become acquainted with the seaIhen trading
70 our port Will have to enlist personal
friends to aid him in the enterprise-and in all
PROBABILITY Will find it necessary to recon-
mence the. work. which his predecessor had
SO nign completed when orders were given
him to remove elsewhere
The Seamens Friend Society is composed of
all denominations of Christians, and on that
account shouIdrecommend itself to every class
OF persons. Can there be found another man.
wiling TO set aside his denominational views,
and enter the service of the Society," who can
exercise the same influence over poor Jack,
ana at the same time command the confidence
ana respect OF our community to the same de-
gree that Francis ]. Boggs did And if none
such can be found, may not Bishop Early yet
De induced u change his appointments, send
some other minister to Farmville, and return
mr. Boggs here, TO complete the noble work he
mas begun among that class of citizens who
more than any other, need the moral and reli-
gious instructions taught them at the Seamen's
Bethel! We sincerely hope that the Bishop
Will reconsider his acts, and that Mr. Boggs
Will be returned to the Bethel.
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- Remev1l...W Leigh ueSten. De1eee4
a: a sssss s - = iissSsssss issi'ssis y
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~ steam Enxiue for suirs-- A tx0-Snfi- q
half korse SfEAM ENsffNE In crusEtsts order.
haysnx been used oElS three Weckx KWH ~ I'D
Il . bar. aia. Apply 1t the one. - t~S
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1859. REMOVAL 1889.
VAN.LRW, TAYLOR & Co.,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
OF
HARDWARE AND
COACH MATERIAL
TO the large and desirable store.
No. "A, MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THOMAS r. PRICE CO., :,
Where they are Offering the most thorough and
complete assortment OF
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
And will he happy to receive their friends and the
public oc3-3m
I EWIS WEBB Il JOHN q. WADE offer
l. for sale--3O0 bhs. Coffee. c. Extra c. b. Circle
A and A; rs bDIs Crushed: 25 bbls. Powdered; q
boxes Loaf; 20 hhds. Cubt MuscnYado SUGAR
Chests Superior Gpnpowder and Black TEAS. Il5
hae q I.aguap ra COFFEE. 10 tierces prime RICE
90 5DboxessTARCH. 60 boxes allow, 60 boxes Ada
mantine CANDLES. SO boxes CASTLE SOAP. 10G
boxes, 100 half boxes, 10 quarter boxes Bunch
HAfSlNS
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No. i07 Broad street above s,h.
CEwED AND PEGGED BKOGL.S : AM
- BROGaNS. FOR MEN AND W0MEN-A
large, choice and we'll assorted stock of the above
on hand, md selling at prices to suit the conye-
MARcrS HARRIS & BRO.
Next to American Hotel.
NEW STYLE HA T.-Jus. received per
~ steamer Jamestown, beautif ful assortment oi
young gents new sts'e French Round Crown SOFT
Hat something entlrely rev IN this market, Call
and set one 1T ELLETT 4 WEiSfGER'S.
No i67 Main ST. opposite EXCHANGE Rank.
EURS. FURS.! FUaS..,-We are lust IN
receipt of large and splendid assortment of
~ ~ EfIETT & wFIstGFR.
No. l67 Main ST., opposite Exchange Bank.
'IOGROCERS AND ATOa OaE-AEEPEKN-
The subscribers will atsr great tndgcemen
upon arge portion oi their stock of chns. Glass
ware and Farthenwasa, previous To their removal
will be sold at cost to close. Call and examine.
GEo. J. sUMNEk& X co.
EtAMiLY FLOUR II have q lat of TENNIS
SEE FAMILY FLOUR. which has been ,r,ed
and proved 10 he yesy superior.
+. McQAR ARTHY. III Bfoad 81,
/ HAyh for ssls sa article OF clear ans ps.e
,oa Gapnh ISs siNEGAk Th,sh TsEss9, ne % s made
io7 Broad street. Richmond.
T,II0AE GRASS LINEN HDk'FS that
4 LEVY is sailing at IS cents. are solng rapadls
They are decidedly the cheapest article OF tho kind
ever sold.
(,HoIcE GREEN ANDHLAtk TEAS:-A
~ iarse assortment choice marks GfseH and Black
wM. 4. KiNG. and Franklin street.
JUST RECEIVED. direct from Paris. an 90
y sortnent Of French Giaee Fruit. such a. Apri-
s.''' ''s' juXS JAN ISsi2szlNii. sGs No. - Main 4.
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1IMI HBLS. FAWILF FLUUH. Very. SITE
iOO rior 200 bbls Crushed, PowdeTed n, Gir-
ale A, and c Sugars; go boxes Loaf SUGAR: ~
hhds. Cuba SUGAR; 10 Tlerces Rice; reeelytrg: t,r
saie. LEWIS WEBB JOHN q. WADE.
UORTER AND ALE. Hihbut's Porter, ats;
pints Muir 4 Sons Ei inhurgh Ale: for sale ~
BURTON GREENH0W.
NO. FIRE CRAGkEks.--l go b.xas 40. J
prices, by LOUIS j. B0SSIEuX.
No, ~ Main street,
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ssaily aserurYi ~ Facts.

twelve years. riding practice. and in than If
teen Of hospital pracocr, mainly restricted to the
Of chronic d easesprOmnen given those incident to
womanAava led to the f,rmn5 Of tn sim ple rational
and now well known reliable system of tn rapeucs-mo
torpahy BY h the worst forms of brodpsus ueri and
nhr fInc ona aud organic arrangements cured with
out Causc, supports appliances e the day. The
speedy AMI sure being almost without the posibl
ty Of failure. The system has thoroughly tested, in
home institution, than five thousand persons.
lies who, fom organic onble, have been cpnfned%r
years. un-r this special treatment Immediately put
upon their feet ard If til have strength enabled to walk
anl 30 up and dow stairs, without determcn want
Of charity manifested by physans and frenn4, in
of these but the organ Is made
sumo its natural sefpoising position, patient feels
thrilling through The system the inspiring OF relief,
and sh il rot only wngb but happy to do whatever is
quired for her restoration.
austic relieves lin only by plralyzing the parts By
its All 'orption Sons the bio ID, arke the skin and
injuries tn, memory an nervous system. Its
b. too strongly deprecated.
With mo orpahy, where 9th dific llty exists pro
apsus utei times b. curd by VISIT Where
there is combination and Of long standing, vsi may
termne n probabilities Of 1t let b, dis
Outraged We have register hundreds Of names liv-
ing witnesses OF Tres, after lying for years helpless
This treatment with other anxiiaries used in the nstitu
on, gives vitality AMI re to tn functional powers
all the organs, increasing the tai force and constitu-
onal strengt In Short 1t max the enfeebled and del
c tie into healthy and vigorous AID women 1t OBJ
gauc difc iti4s orig nate and takes firm, curative
ho chronic diseases. Cold weather Is favorable
for .'y recovery. Institution open winter aud
summer. Circulars sent gratis.
Ailress II. HALSrE1, N, D., Round Hill Water C ire.
Northampton, Mass Ij9w4*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

THE New AMERICAN CYCIOPEDIA. A Popular
Dictionary Of General Knowledge. Edited Ivy
GEORGE RIPLEY and CHARLES a. DANA, New
York. ID. Appleton Co, Part V.
Mr. Ripley and his CONDUCTORS are winning
golden opinions for tie admirable manner in
which this most useful undertaking proceeds
The Parts are issued with punctuality, in clear
type, on beautiful paper, and as to the literary
matter excelently done. Who that has the
means, (and Ivy the gradual purchase of the
Parts as they appear. the hurdeL is light.) will
fail to placo upon his shelves IA complete library
of reference, IL cyclopadia Astounding in inter-
estng biographies md fully written up to all
the recent discoveries and improvements of
modern science We observe in its prepara-
ton thus far Il due proportion, the articles be-
ing all sufficiently full according to their import
ance, while Us we have before remarked, the
work is peculiarly rich in ctemporary lives
We have before us the Y Part AS-BA. with
IL fine engraving of CHARTS Dickens. Among
other interesting papers We remark one most
carefully prepared. mhracing thirty pagcs) a
succinct history of ATHENS; one with the latest
modern statistics on ATLANTIC OCEAN Others on
ATMOSPHERIC RAILWAYS, AUDUBON, AUSTRALIA,
AUSTRIA, WILLIAM BAINBRDcE, &c. We will
remind our readers that this great work will be
published in Monthly Parts Of 25G pages each
.,t e.l On and tho ubtda will IA, eanri afnd in
fifteen large octave volumes, which are printed
with double columns in clear and distinct type
the amount of matter thus condensed into Il
single volume is very great. The work will be
found suii.,ntly elaborate and complete tc
meet the wants Of all classes, and as II popular
Dicti mary of general knowlodge, we believe
will be founI unrivalled. F. S. Martin, viii
Jamestown. agent tJr Vermont.
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Later from Europe.

The Cunard steamship Niagara, from Liver
pool arrived at Halifax, Jan. ID.
Bark Oakland, of Bath, Me. from Charles on
for Liverpool, was struck by lightning Dee. Ii,
and caught fire; the crew left her in three boats
about 300 miles from Cape Clear; one boat.
containing the chief officer and of the crew,
was picked up and arrived at Mllford,tyea.
The Others have not yet been heard from.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Times, in leader on the gus
ton Of the right of search, thinks the only way
out Of the difficulty is declaration that the
slave trade is piracy. This, however, Ameri-
cans will not do; thus, therefore, We 20 on
wasting precious lives of English sailors upon
the coast of Africa, where one rescued negrJ
cannot be shown rs set-of against ten dead
Englshmen-where our impotent fJrcs his b.
Come mockery, and our blind, useless zeal, IL
Jest
A fearful catastrophe occurred at the Veto
ril Theatre; London on the 9th. Just before
thu termination of an afternoon p,rfTntnce.
and when the gallery stairs were crowded with
the evening audience, waiting tor admission. II
false alarm of fire WAS raised. and u panic set
in during which the pressure on the gallery
stairs WIS such that sixteen boys were crushed
to death, while many more were injured. The
theatre is situated in very low ncghhorhood
and 50 rapidly dId the excitement abate, that
the evening performance was proceeded with as
usual.
Earl Carlisle had delivered strong anti-slave-
ry speech at a meeting in Leeds.
Blrnum has made his first appearance in
London as lecturer. st. James Hall was
crowded to excess, and the newspapers gene.
rally spak quite aatterlngly of his essay Lin
theme was Money Making
The Investigation ut Cork into the charges
against the arrested members of the PheniA
Club. resulted in six prisoners being committed
for trial, without bail, and nine admitted t.
bail, to appear Tor trial ut tho Assizes. The re
suit of the Investigation was not deemed salts
factory by the government and II government
official was specially delegated to watch thu
proceedings at the investigation in Belfast
which was progressing. The counsel for TIN
prisoners protested against the examination tax
ing place in tho common jail, and withdrew
from the case in consequence, leaving the prls
oners undefended
The Moniteur contains the following Tn
Emperor, renewing his first decision, grants t
Nj. do Montalemb5rt a remission OF sentence
defnately announced against him by the Cour
of Appeal. His Majesty also grants pardon L
NJ. Donniol, the gerint Of the Correspondent
The London Globes Paris correspondent
writes | am able to state very confidently
that the Court of Tuilleries has, within tn
last two or three days caused Lord Derby
government to be officially informed that il
case England should thnkit to take any me',s
ures to countcract tho American policy ind
Gated in certain passages Of President Buchan
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

CORRECTED FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY WEDNESDAY
At Market SlS Cattle abou $50 Beeyes al IS tor,s-
consisting If Working Oxeu Cows aud one two and three
years cid.
Prces-Market Becf-Extra $7,25 $50 drst quality
ss,5O; %, $3.50, Sd 500
rking 0xen-No e.
Cows aud Calves-$2S. 80, 40. te6
Calves-$00o TO 900.
Yearlngs None. 49,
Two years old-$20 th "a
Three years oid-s25 u 70.
Sheep and Lambs-2 40 market Prices-ID lots, $500
TO 3,25 Extra, S 400 to $50
swine-O00 at market. Live, 81 tot. Dressed, Ito u
Hides u to g. Pets, 81 ,25Sl5l. Calf SKINS IL to 49,
Tal0w 81 to &c.
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perfectly se-t.i, pssvant,
lieve and all diseases peculiar females They
never yet failed (when the directions have been followed
rs thousand of la lies in this city testify They are
certain restore nature to its proper channel and re
move all distractions from whatever causes AMI are al
ways successful preventive. Price 81 per box, with
full particulars inside Sold, Wholesale and retail, by
FRED E. NTH, Druggist, Sole Agent,
State street Nontp .lier, Vt.
To whom all orders b, airessei. II will su ply
Dealers propretors prices and send the pills ladies
(conidentiay) by mail to any part Of the country the
receipt OF 81 90 through the Montpelier Post Office
Theo. A. Peck, Agent for Burlington Pond Morse,
agents fer Rutland.
N. BIB. and ask for Dr. Duponcos Golden
Pills" You will then get medicine you may fuly rely
upon and be permanently relieved and cured of all those
diseases peculiar to ladies'.
For particulars circulars, and read the directions
accompanying the Pills. 130y1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

CoNplrIoN OF THE NEcRo.-In twenty four Of
the thirtytwo States, negroes are allowed no
political equality with the white race. Eleven
Of these twenty-fonr States are free. New York
practically excludes them by y freehold quaifi-
cation and long residence before voting. Two
more States--AIaine and Rhode isltnd-exclude
them by requiring all voters to be citizens of The
United States Massachusetts, and New lIamp.
shire are about the only States TINT make no
distinction of color or race, and there they are
not allowed to serve in the militia. Boston
Journal.
In Vermont VIC are happy to add, there is no
restriction whatever which has color OF skin for
its basis
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

AT the State Convention Of the Now Hamp-
shire Democracy, held at Concord. Hon. Asa p.
Cate Of Mortified, was nominated for Governor
and Hon. Frederick Vose of Walpole, for Rail-
road Commissioner, by acclamaton. A motion
to substitute resolution fully endorseing thc
measures and policy Of James Buchanan, start
ed upa pretty lively breeze, and was lost by a
vote Of Al in favor to Ill opposed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20
BRIGHTON MARKET.

CoRREcr CD THE FRESHMAN EvERy THURSDAY
At Market beef cattle, 16J stores, 20J0 sheep and
ambs, $50 swine.
PRlcEs-.Bee Cattle Extra $500; frst quality, $3.50
IL quality, Sc, so Sd $500.
Working 0xeh-None
Mich cows-s3; t" 80 common do, $iSa 10.
Oaives-$4 to l,T5.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Two years old-S20 to %
Three years td-S2+ To so
Sheep and lamps s?,75to g.. extra "a, 90 to 800.
Swinr-In lots &c retail. &c
tiles-8c per III Talow6lc. Calf Skins--13c. Pelts
l,2j II q ,b0.
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l-)lrO.

In Calais, Dec. 9th, Harriet daughter Of Elon and
Rachel A. Robson, aged months.
''Hry, GENTLE undefed
Angels nurture the childr
In sutton Jan. It'll, Capt. John Reelington aged Of
years, mouths and % days.
In Orange Jan. l3th Eliza daughter of Lorenzo and
| lurena Williams. aged IL years.
In wilmington, onn, Dee. Both, of Inflammation Of the
bowels, Ado hus f. Goodrich formerly OF ardw lex N
anu son oil Jesse Susan Goodrich aged SO years II
months and 20 days.
he leaves wife and children to mourn his loss. But
blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20
Nlorrir0.


In Hydepark, jan 0, by r. u. Burnett Esq.,, VIZ. Thorn
Hydepark.
In Calais, by Rev. Lester Warren, Mr.. F. E. Willard
and Miss Cyithia Le'Barron.
In East ontpelier, Jan. lSth by Rev. T. R. Spencer
W. Henry S. Town Of Montpelier, and Miss Lizzie Cum
pei err.
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Abyspcp>ia.

Considering the various forms in which this disease de-
velopes itself, IL may well be called hydra headed
In It's train follow Indigestion, Pain in Stomach Heart.
burn Raer Brask, Cofueaess Piles 1cidity Oppression
after Eating, Jaurdoe, Fatnency Torpor Of the Liner
Dizziness, Debility Female COM iaints, &c. Some Of the
first In onr land have given their written
relative to the cures cted in their prisons by the
oxYagNArEp BrTER while to tmonals from other sour
Cos, editorial opinions and voluntary expressions from
persons who are their names In print are
perfectly overwhelming.
Read the following from highly repe ctabe Clergy
man:
EAST TAUNTON Mass Feb o. 1881,
To the Editor OF the Portland Mrror,-Sir:-
0xY0gsATED BTTERs.-For more than twenty
years have been sufferer from the dyspepsia. Besides
wing the patience Of my family physic ans in the almost
great variety Of patent medicines with similar rsult
Through the kindness Of my phsician, received last
march, half dozen hotties OF the UXYGENATED BIT
TIERS began to them witt any hope of deriv-
ing help from them Being determined to give them
fair trial. cntinued toer use, but without any perc p-
Since then have gradually improved in health till
am entirely free free ON acdty Of the stomach, and
from the atnIency ant the awf ami almost
dsractinr sick headache which ofen for days together
has wholly untitled for study and for all other mius-
terlal duties and render life burden. feel that
owe It, AS an expression Of gratitude to Messis. Fowe
TO- and also duty to the public, to recomend their 0xy
gnated Bitters as, in my estimation, remedy for
that trying most yeSing and cruel OF all diseases,
70 which poor human flesh Is heir the dyspepsia. Having
so long and trird many difrcn remides with
no good resnlt recommend the oxygenatel Bitiers
with confidence few hers II any Of the readers
o the Mirror are suffering, beg OF them to make trya Of
these Bitters without delay. .
Prepared BY SETH W. FowLE l. o Boston, and for
sale by Fred e. smith and " p Redfeld Montpelier Dr
George Nichols Mortified, J. A. BEAMS, Msrshfeld,
Gates L Holden, Mddlesex, B. N Hyde, lainfed, A. Il.
Brpow Barre T. C. Clark, horetov n, Gleason, Tasting
4 o. Waitefeli Putnam sprague, Cabot, James Car
dell Warren village, and by nearly all dealers In med
iclnes iss~s
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Ihc iflarkete.
uovrenLIER MARKET.

REPORTED Foa THE PREExAS EVERY TrEsDAY AoRsisc.
PRovis,oSs-Butter IS to % Cheese, to 81 Lard, IL
to 49, Tallow to 10. Dried Apple, to 8; Eggs, II
Potatoes, $40 Beans, $o,I5a1,o0 Maple Sugar, to
0nlons-75. Apples-common. 90 to sOi good, 5000 to
3 90 per Dbl. Round Hogs, Ga It
FLouawestern, 500; Extra, $780, Double ESus's''OO
Berlin Mills, Extra Family, 800: Double Extra $780,
GRAM AND IAY-Corn, 49, Oats 10 to A. Herdsgfass
see $500 $50 per bushe Clover IL to 90 per pound
Hay, IS, to $40, per ton. Rye, s5
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard wood. SS,2s to
$3.50 Shingles, sl,!5 to sl,s1 wool--Common,
90 to IS. MeRino, 90 to 81. Bark, S. per cord