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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14

I'll p Just received direct from England hundred aud
twenty gross ,eect a Of TABLE KNIVES. Also, other
English Goods will be sod at SWAT adyqaos for
Cash. or to prompt time dealers at less than market vaae.
--a -.-- ... MCCALL & CO.,
.+a' as $40, = (KirkDan & Ellis old stand,)-
..nt9as -sass 81 tfia - No. ~ Public Square
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HAyRE, sept. eSIsr Cdy or CsttOn-Sales
Of he week 2O0U bales, Kec orleans Tres Griraie fS
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We authorized to CARY A, HARRIS, OF vii
hanson county candidate FOR Attorney General for the id
dea Circuit composed the of Wilkinson Davidson
and Sumner Octl4 tdF
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m<N4 A GOOD medicine.--HIC-

NO. A GOOD BTedicine.--MC-
SAg@S Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puri-
fer Is Of The most useful and pleasant beverages Of the day
1t mild and agreeable to the TASTE braong giving
healthy toneto the stomach and mparng glorious appetite
wine glass fan Of this Cordial taken three times day will he
better than family physician, other medicine will be
CURED Fer ladies 1t is particularly recommended, il
strengthens the ribs Of the Sneaker in an astonishing
gree See the advertisement in another column. $
WIAFp-e5dss
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RoApsrER ANp HaErrss srocE.

All of two years and over shown in haPness.l
Aged SaHioAs FJur Years and ooer.-Premium, II.
G. W. Mayberry of williamson Certificate, F. \
McNairy.
Three Year Old Staaion.-P. r. Reynolds, of Ruth
= ford, premium; }, c. Owen & Co., certificate
Too Year Old Sauion-P.s Engish, premium !;
James II. Wilson, 'eerfifease.
one Year Old ooh.-Nathan Harsh, premium
Moses T. Cater, certificate. s.t.s e t.sser !. =
Suck3ing ooH.-Granyille P. Brown, premium; T
J. Watson certificate ~
Best TrOtting Mare four years and ouer-John
Harding. jr. premium F. B. Harris, certificate.
Three Yenr Old Mars.-A- J. Polk, of Marry, pre-
MUM; 7. Platter, certificate
Tioo Year Old Mare-Jo. Odom, of Sumner, pre-
MUM F. r. Rains certificate.
Yearliag FWy-W. r. Elliston, premium; Dr.
Thomas Gale, certificate.
Sucking Faly.@J. A. Aldrieh, premium; F. r.
Rains certificate. rsaH
Stoeepsake Radoster and Harness Horse Nathan
Harsh, premium.
lS,reepstake for Ntrvs-Andrew J. Polk, premium
Best Exhibition Of 6,lsamers GOats.-w. G. Harding
and J. G. Owen
Best Ea1'Jition Of haless GO0ts.-Dr. ]. NJ. Law
renee.
Best Horsemqaship pr. R. Owen.
EXHIBITION OF VERMONT BOYS Co1rs.-A premium
having been offered for the best sucking colt and
Ally by Vermont Boy, by the owners of that horse,
there eight entries of colts and nine Of flies
j. C. Owen took the premium for colts, and J. A.
Aldrich for fillies. .s.
TO-DAT the exhibition viii be Of Carriage Horses
and Swine. The show of carriage horses is ex-
pected to be very fine. There win also be another
test of horsemanship, for a silver cup.
Tomorrow will close the Fair. In addition to the
regular programme premium of fifty dollars will
be paid for the finest Durham Bull, of any age.
Competition free, and open to all Durham Bulls
whether they have taken premiums at this Fair
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i e. New Mcdical BOOKS.
A l,esirable CoHntrY lsesidence.

z An offering sell at goat bargain that yau8bie Farm,
situated about miles Nashville, adjoining Henry
Driver, formerly owed By H. Lsry, and occupied by Mr.
Crisp The Farm 90 the richest and most
productive soil large Orchard OF the hes, fruit trees several
Strawberries and lot % The Iapts in ful bearing
TAah bcs-eontaius esdes Kitchen, servants
&c WITH rice story Office in the yri, large stable
AVID Barn, excellent Cistern aud Zoe we'll II is Of a
desirable places in tie vicinity Of Nashville az E Re
low if immedfate application Re made to A. v s. Lind
Will show tbs premises esiring 10 examine
them. lsep2J-ImH l. A. LANIBR-
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6reat dispatch and safety given to freshs and saving
| OF insurance over this route.
The ihs mentioned above large OF rich
ductye ty in Tennessee Virginia, which, from geo
graphical pos ton ought TO lock Nashville for supplies
worthy effort made al this time by the Nashville Merchants
secure . them the large and increasing business Of This section
OF country. i. W. COLE,
Superintendent Nashville & Chattanooga r. z.
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From tho Daily 7zse DeEa Bs,0 orleans. -1-A- '-,
Though not much of judge may
Very rdeyy o are I5 ssg Is the
DAY. is unequaed for Purity 'Ravor' by any the
Market rs
DaIy's Aromatic valley Nghiskey. i--.-
Ffoan the 1smphis Dolly Aipeal.
It's pronounced by COED judges daIeerous
foreign substances. conseq uently 1t aoud se 1r
Of all poisonous GtRi'UTes which exercise
influence upon those Them where they
all The beverages generally intended for
Whiskey are an imposition and a curse.
DaIy's Aromatic valley Tyhiskey.
% r. p , From tie Georgian citizen.
tits pleasant unotuOus mulant psculisy adapted the
If nyalids who need pare tonic, without the al
cohol epIineipe
DaIy's Aromatic valley Whisky.
e ZGw From tie Gqzceston EjG.
We Aveno hesitation in prOnOuneug equal superior,
to any We have ever drank.
Daly's Aromatic valley Yhiskey.
Ffoplfse Memphis Daily Eagls f Enquirer.
It pronounced by the highest
authority pure and healthy simulant entirely free from dele
adure We can recOmmenl it with perfect confidence
who require alcoholic stmuant fer medical ur
Port and seSr w snPsrG 70 D G az o,s
varieties spirits which sold in this Market
would have the rashness To prescribe Port Wns or French
Brandy patient when It patent all the world that
valley ley = p . '''
you'd recommend it suitable FOR medicinal and public pur
poses CHAS T. JACKSON.
-a-s Stale AssIysr Boston.
It is without any deleterious admixture
JAS R. CHILTON, III D., New York.
Entirely free from adutcrating ingredients, frequently
used ~ JAS. J. MAPES New York.
III Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they the Valley Whkey, sold by the bottle aud
only. 40 WIN. II DAILY,
| .--st.e 10 South william Street, New York,
gE Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAwORTH * GLENN.
sep2I- i3m
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49, CauIiOn.--The article o

Ta,%r@-s CaUIiOn.--The article Of
SSSA~SO-S Whisky we'll known "Daly's Aro-
a:o VALLEY Whske', has established reputation universal
renders difficult ors Manufacturer keep pace with he
da This Is the result of persverug energy in its intro
dgcoa susne By determination adopted the outset and
never departed from, that original purity and
gzrvaled exceen5s should continue to the end. IS
The fate, attendant upon all such ssoessul Efforts
has oyerksn the manufacturer. 1t is initiated by unscrRpulous
mPosors and ufio and spurious pamed upon
the community, to TIE great de.snt Of the public
ury the manufacturer both in eoluent and earned
rePat Every effort las been made guard against piracy
by Copyright Of the Label AID by peculiar shape ofte bottle
saioa the public against this imposition Rgon them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such information from
those wLO possess it, by having been vcmzef otherwise
enable to protect the public and myself by prosseu-
the almost extent Of the Law The genuine Days Aro-
naiic Valley Whisky put up cases T. bottles each with
light yellow Label and scaled with yellow with the PRO
preors samr the and signature pro-
rristor on the label All other articles are limitations
? Consumers can dependuPon getting article when
they buy the valley Whisky, sold by tie bottle and case
only WIN. II: DAILY,
81 ls South William Street., New York,
l epoQg-lorn & { Sole p-oDresur.
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49, -. A. FAhneSsock'S VePIni-
Zat~zo-S fuCes-WuJsAAsEgRG, New Yort.-BessrS
B. h. FIIHcstock & e. Gentcmen a number years
past have troubled with dresdal gnayiRg pain tie
pit Of soach accompanied by ntness and dizziness in the
Asad and after aiherng the eminent phys
receiving eDcS. tcrslrom, induced try
p. A. ElReSt0cN yermifre; and after taking two vis to
surprise passed u yards nj tape worm and assert that
my oEer health fer which feel indebted 70
B. Fahnesoeks Termifuge and checrully recommend it
IS Icing efisacieus and harmless.
HENRY HOFFMAN.
7 PURCHASERS should look well the initials the wrapper
thai they buying D. A. FahnestOcks Yermugs
aU-a9--l&wim
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FIRE INSURANCE.
The Charter Oak Fire and Marine
Insurance Company,
q r " L :, n Z, u Z, u % n N NJ
Kecp il Before the People

BOSS ESSIG large safe Capital, prepared through
their agents, insure kinds OF property against fire
at the usual rates II X p. P. PECK, Agents,
augI7-0 CoOpers Building.
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Z o ri q HILD "a IN
1T rs DELICIOUS no TAKy7.
Prfuci,al sDcpnt al.e fa5ligg Ct Third and Pine
~ s.rTi=, -, i.ggis, No. --.-.. --. -.
lEsLEIT's v0Lci-.!-c CT LIEIME5T.

G tn D--- L.Nr21Nr ~ y IL WORLD.
7H' ~ S1f all fr-fa-l CHra ~ Cancers. T1a7
Tu-I.r ~ -Iss .sai iirIufiisl. Gditre. Paiay-
q, = n.l-,t Va SID iie Muscles, CifItHie ,ur
IutirI ia-- R't-is'afis-I Stiffness Of the Jui-.t
tr,tr.u9l .seirS ar <lIgfuis, Esrache OF Torth-
arH-, iirrS,s. S.rt7I' NCgud- fresh Cuts, Ulcers,
Is Jrvrr 81 w. Faxed nrcHsts .',fe Nipples Burns
abl-. Sore flts-at- -iEl'an5uIaci PIiu,
dih.Fa1 o. lsyN s-T-r3. liew FHc the dis,a-e may
have rSit'l- 3f-ir2S-s CEsruEArrD I.StMESr Is a
certain r.rIt.tlv r s.-
Ti,usiH,is uf h1r1,i y ir-sll q isra saved a ife
Of droHi;fie aud 'nis-ty ~ Vi this iuvaln-
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card to she Ladies--Dr. DupOnoO's Pc


A Card to she LadieS--Dr. DuPOncoss Pc
riOdiCAI Pills fer Females are infalble FOR
moving sOppages irregularities OF the menses
The pills nothing have been uaed ny the Doctor
in his practice for both France and America with
unparalleled every and he urged by many
THOUSAND lad WHO have used them to make the pills pnbC
the alienation at those Suderio from irregularities aeyer
and preventive to laOeS whose heath N permit
crease OF faulty
Pregnant females those suppong themselves So are eau
toned against using pills while in condition. proprietor
responsibility the admonition although
mdnes would prevent any njurv health
these pills recommendo Directions accompany each
Price 81 Sold wholesale by .sfa 81
EWIN, PENDLETON CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, ] enn., :
To whom all be addressed They will supply the
proprietor prices and furnish show and
Sold at retail in Nashville by s..--n ..-a D s
DEM0VIULE & CO., cor. Church and Cherry streets,
CIV. HENDERSHOrT, cor Cedar st. 4 Pub Saosre
BERCH & GOBLET, Market st. opposite Union st.
j. STRETCH, corner of Broad and Market streets.
81 either the above agents. can have
pills (confdeutaly) Ivy any part Of
citYoT country. Hf7
NJ b. The nredients composing these pills made
every agent edng them. They tell YOU they ~ all they
are FepTesen Ask for Dr. pOncOss Golden
PMS. See the signature each box will get
medicine you dePeI, uron, perfectly harmless.
MANSFiELD & CO., Agents mpiis,
WILSON & SlARBlRD, Agents for louisville. 2
dkwiy "a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
l-)ie0.

In Bethel, DAN sh, Pliny Warren aged At years. Mr.
Warren was one Of the inyinclbe $40 OF 1S40 and true
Christian
IN Eorhded, Feb. sth Harriet NJ daughter Of Andrew
and H. N. Hoffman, aged months.
In West Randolph, Jan. 3lst, Abigail F. Bass wife Of
Samuel ass,ages "A.
In Greensboro San. 10Th. Mrs. Mary Gates Babbitt
aged So years, aonths and % days.
Her maiden nane was Mary Johnson. She was ma
tive Of Eewbay where she spent the early part of her
life She twice married first to MIR. Elnathan Gates
vita whom she lived, mostly in Greensboro, about 10
years. Some ten years after his decease she was again
married to Mr. acob Babbt Of Greensboro, with whom
she lived % yssrs when she again left widow. Du
the "a years since the death Of her second husband
she has resided with his children and grand children in
Greensboro, mother grandmother, and greagrand
mother, reveqed and beloved though not drop Of her
blood aewedGn the veins Of any Of them She was enc
OF the twenty of whom the Congregatonalst Church,
OF Greensboro, formed Nov. eth, 1904, at FIRST COM
posed and for several years past Of that
she alone remained During the whole OF the 5i years
and more, Of her connection with the church, she has
been is comfort and blessing, ever adjoining her
profession with life we'll ordered and with Cody con-
! versstion, She was Of that meek and quiet spirit
udcioes humble Christian. She has finished her course,
having kept the faith. In her removal not only tins
many who regarded her as relative but many others
feel that they have lost valuable FRIEND and the church
"a mseher In Israel"
! Is Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
In weathersfeld, Jan. 18th, 1885, Of disease Of the
heart. Addie A. youngest daughter Of Riley B. and Al
| niragJady, aged II years, 6Donths and 10 days.
Also Feb. 9th, Of dropsy Of the heart, tsarah Jane
daughter Of Zina and Sarah Porter, aged IT years, III
! months and % days
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
A SCHOOL JouRNL FOR VERMONT.

The Committee appointed by the State Teachers Asso
catiun to secure il possible, the establishment OF
School Journal for this State have succeeded SO well IN
obtaining subscribers, and have become fully satisfied
that such Journal is desired and will be sustained by
the Teachers and Friends Of Education in the state that
they have decided to commerce with April next the pub
LEGATION Of such Journal
The Committee being all engaged in teaching, found it
impraccabe to Commence with January, as proposed In
their Circular of August last.
After April the Chairman will devote his whole time,
until the meeting Of The Association in August next to the
interests Of the Journal.
The Committee that many Of the wisest men
Of the State doubt the proprety of this EFFORT and pred-
cate failure the result Of efforts made some years
since. They to be unwilling to grant that Vermont
has made any progress since those efforts Neither do they
inclined to give ereot for the very general and har
monious interests awakened by the active and enthusiasts
tic labors of interchangeable SECRETARY throughout the
whole State AN interest that reaches to the family that
first and most important school.
They have not, however, decided to make it, without
having fully counted the cost" From the encourage
men they have received from the of the Teachers
and parents too, in the small portion Of the State they
have visited from which they have received subscrp-
ons they cannot feel justified in taking the responsible
lily of reporting to the next meeting of the Association
that Vermont does not want and will not sustain School
journal of her For do not believe either asser
tion would be true Indeed the opposers of the action oil
the Association, do not deny that Journal would be
good thing, provided it could be sustained
We call upon you then, Parents and Teachers to de-
eide whether state that is known abroad emphatcaly
as nursery of teachers and men, sustain journal
devoted to her school interests.
The Journal will be published monthly-will contain
twenty four pages octave neatly covered and stitched
and will be furnished dollar per year. Ten copies
to address, eight dollars twenty do, fifteen dollars
fifty do, twenty five dollars; single copies will be sent
free of postage.
Publishers who receive printed slips Of the above
quested to give it insertion in their papers, and thu
advance the To such will do 80, with favora
bic notice, will send copy without exchange, if in
formed of the fact.
A. Il. LEavENw0RTH,)
J. :. sPAULDING, Committees.
A. ID. ROE.
Hinesburgh, Feb IL, 1859.
Advertisements to limited number, of character t.
conform with the work, will be inserted In good style
reasonable rates,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
The Oldest Counle in Vermont.

There resides in this town the Oldest couple,
think, without doubt, there is in the State
Their united ages are one hundred and ninety
six years. The old man is 81, and the old lady
is 80. They have lived together as husband
and wife, seventy ninc years. What an age of
welded fe,-.and what an argument for early
marriages is their long life. For the last thirty
years, until the present winter, they have lived
most of the time all alone, and the old lady has
done all of her work, besides some spinning for
her neighhJrs. She has made within three
years, several tubs OF butter, and cheese for
sale, and says she can now do more Homework
in day than half of the girls in town. She
Can see to read knit, and sew, without the aid
of glasses, and has always been able to do so.
They have had family of ten children-fvc of
whom are still living, the youngest beng over
fifty. The old man loves to sit and talk to his
great, great, grand children, and tell them what
was done when he was boy, ninety years ago
know he tells all about it. His mind and judi
ment is rs sound as it ever was, his appearance
is that of hearty, hale old man, and seems to
have good hold of life for several years to come
He has lived in this town about fifty years, and
it is interesting to hear him talk of the past, of
the early settlers, and of their hardships. One
of his neighbors ho says, who made the first
commencement in town-drawed his fami into
town II miles on a handsled-and had to go II
miles to mill, and has worked day after day to
clear the forest, with no other food except corn
meal and water, and has labored through some
of our severest winters, with no other suit of
clothing, than home spun one of flax, and has
rode on horseback IL miles thus dressed, in a
cold winter day. Tho old man says, for fifty
years, no Doctor was called to his home, and
3 that he never had one called for himself but
twice in his life, and that, he thinks, was twice
to much. His life, which might be called
long one-as it is almost century-he says,
seems to him as dream, or tale that is soon
told. 1t is amusing to hear him tell Of the man
ners and customs of so years ago, and the many
changes he has seen in his days. If Barnard,
whose members of the Legislature boasts that
! its inhabitants live forever, or never die with
old age, or any other town in Vermont has a
more remarkable couple, let US hear from them.
D. G. G.
Hardwick, February 8, 1859.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17

AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-Den't fail to pro-
II cure Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup for Children
Teethng 1t has equal Earth. No mother who has
ever tried Mrs. Wiuslows Soothing Syrup for Children
ing critical period of teethng without the aid of this
invaluable preparation If life and health can be estima
ted by dollars AMI cents is worth its weight in gold
Millions OF bottles of Mrs Winsow's Soothing Syrup are
sold every year in the United States
Price, only rs cents bottle.
None genuine without the fac smile of Curtis Perkins
the outside wrapper of each bottle.
Sold by L. +. PIERCE Montpelier at wholesale and re-
tail. Howl
J. NJ. Henry Sons, Waterbury, vt. General Whole
sale Agents for Vermont and Canada East.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
A Card to the Ladies'!
DIR NuPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS

Are perfectly harmless yet most certain to prevent
leve and all diseases peculiar females. They have
yet failed when the directions have followed
thousand of ladies' in this city testify. They arr.
certain to restore nature to its proper channel and re-
all Instructions from whatever causes and are al
ways successful rs preventive. Price 81 per box wtls
full particulars inside. Sold wholesale and retail b.
FRED f. SMITH, Druggist, Sole Agent,
State street. Montpelier VT.
To whom oil orders must be addressed He will supplyf
Dealers at propretors prices and send the pills to aie
(condentiay by mail to any part Of the country on u
receipt OF $1,00 through the Montpelier Post Office
Theo. A. Peck, Agent for Burlington; Pond K Morso
agents fer Rutland.
N. B.-Be sure and ask for Or. Duponco's Goldeo,
Pills" You will then get medicine you may fully refs.
upon and be permanently relieved and cured of all
diseases peculiar to ladies.
For particulars circulars and read the
accompanying the Pills. l30yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET.
CORRECTED FOR THE FREEMAN WEDNESDAY
At Market 1853 Cattle about 400 Beeves and 29 stores
consisting of Working Oxen, Cows aud andt three
years cld
Prces-Market Beef-Extra 81, 500; first quality
1906 I'd, $5,75, Sd $500
Working 0xen--75 $50.
Cows and Calves 80, to 81
Calyes-$0 90 70 900.
Yearngs- None.
Two years old-S2O To "a
EThree years oid-$25 to 30.
Sheppard Lambs-252oat market. Prces-Inlots, 1918
to $50 Extra, 400 to ESQ.
swine-OO0 at market. Live 81 tot. Dressed, to "a
Hides S. Pets 81 ,5lsl75 Calf Skins, Il to 40
Tai low u to Sc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
Che Markets.
MONTPELIER MARKET,

REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN TUESDAY MORNING.
PEovisoSs.-Buter, IS to q Cheese,7 too Lard, IL
to 49, raow, to 10. Dried Apple, Z to 81 Eggs, ni
Potatoes, II to 20 Beans so75a1Oo Maple Sugar, to
onOns-0o. Appes-common 90 to 90; good, 5000 to
900 per Dbl. Round Hogs. Gao.
FLouR-Western, $500 Extra $780, Double Exra,s75o
Berlin Mills, Extra Family $3.50: Double Extra $500.
GRAM AND HAY.-oorn, co. Oats 90 to Is. Herdsgrass
Seed $500 to 225 per bushe Clover IL 90 per pound.
Hay, s., to $40, per ton. Rye, 90.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard Wood, 81 rs to
$3.50 Shingles, lbs to Si,37 WooL-Common,
90 to 40. MeRno, 90 to so. Bark, $3.50 per cord.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
DONATION VISIT.

A Donation Visit will be held at Rev. W. p kdder'sin
Barre Tuesday afternoon and evening, Feb o. 1852
The friends Of Presiding Elder throughoutthe several
charges Mont eer District cordially invited to be
present the OCCASION large attendance Is solicited,
and it is hoped that all who unable to cheer him by
their presence, will send by others substantial tokens
of their regard The donors who may not be present. are
requested to forward their with the given.
Arrangements will be made to accommodate all those
coming from distance who may wish to remain until the
following day.
LEONARD KEITH
AFRAID JACKSON,
A. +. EVANS, Committee OF
J. H. HALE, Arrangements.
GEO. l. BECKl.EY.
X. HILLERY.