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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY THE REMEDY
REJOTOE IN UPITTI

REJOICE IN HEALTH
Friend, do you suffer? Are you the victim of apy
OF those numerous ailments which arse from i'm
purity of the blood? What are they, do YOU ask
Rather ask, what are they not? The blood is tile
source of life and health. and il the first cement
81 our being to respond to any cause which feet
subtle Sorofua, the agonizing Rheumatism, Ner-
vous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Com plant with its
toTpor and detection, and the numbeTless ills that
fssh heir to, derive heir hideops origin from the
blood; Deal Kindly then and gently with the blood
Use the vltallzing of nature for its Aid
and suher US to commend TO your cunidenoe and
use that truly valuable mad ioameut known AZ
MRS. M. COTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
With regard to this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in decided terms,
and tho evidences Of this great efioacy are aus,
tanned by constant ayowals of curative effects aud
IN. heppisst resuits from its use after al other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed
Let us say. in CONCLUSION, that certificates
CURES are not sought from the literate and super
holal, but they are volunteered from the mosf re.
spectable sources AMI justfy the highest terms in
vhioh II il. possible to commend 80 valuabie a
specific to pub 10 approval. We may add also that
the curative properties of the medicine are e ed
only by Its restorative effects, the sy stsm recover
Ing from disease with renewed CONSTITUTIONAL vigor
For sale BY all respectable Druggists in this
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. M. cox,
zone senuine unless her name 10 blown on the
botts and her seal on the cork =
W prlee 81 per bottle, ak bottles for S.
Noiesale gent. r, =. +; CISsEL, Druggist,
trict, and will supply the trade At my prices.
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
w sof STA ST., ,sSo doors NovtA Of Pa. 4se,
r, Now Is the time to get SPRING and SUMMER
ShIkTS msde up TO order. The subscriber is pre-
pared TO make SHIRTS, DRAWERS, 90, 1t the
sHiRT BOSOMS, COLLARS, And WRlsY
BANDS neatly stitched.
I3-r
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r. PROCLAMATION!
CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON, 6EoR6ETOwN,& 20.
wausa,,
cHo,ER. MOE p present season o the year
DYsPEfsIbbkB lLrrY.a..s..
prevail 70 an alarming extent;
r!RsIHi S SSs s. s@tAf
to every family TO knov II
at onos SAFE, Speedy, and ENeaoies,.
DIR. MoNTAkDE,
OF PARIS,
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
CERTAIN a NJ % F9firEcru.I,
REMEDY FOR fHE ABovE COMPLAINTS
In order to sss.fy -I
that no imposition lie intended in the sale Of this
THE MONEY vii IF ;. d. REFUNDED
when the medicine fails to give entire sstisfacto
Ask, then ct any Drug Store for
MIRAc gu 2S34ssPPAAktNPkkfsi Killer
s.n1n = directed, snd II not perfectly sahstsd
ID. b. CLARK, ESQ,
AZ Street and Pennsy ivanis Avenue,
who will refurd your money.
Price-2s and so Cents per Bottle.
For sale At all Drug stores everywhere
JAS. MCDONNELL,
Generai Agent,
Un-eou Bsilmof0L
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THE UNION WILL. STAND. NO MATrRR
WHO'S PRESIDENT! -"

continue to pursue my occupation af spa
S SIC n and "a s3RRNAMSENThT AiNriNS Ga
tssdsd 10. Ps anGnss' 0d Glazing promptly At
pgtnlEare n the best style also, cal sttsntioe
M ~ fff ia OF fo9ts and B,iok Walls 80
est; therefore solicit the patronage Of my fTIenSs
sna ieiiSw elnzsns or the District. Punctusiity
ner. " ''o oese HAL
n Y9n wIll Please mind yoar stops and stop Al M
\. PAkkER's Painting Establishment. No. All
90 -, 20 !: Louisiana av' north side, between sth
2: 3; Signs put up free of charge, Is usual. =
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
- 499 7rH SrRREY,
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

hAIIY LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
~ COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO',
- Carrying this U. s. Mail.
The undersigned are POW running Daily. (exoept
Sunday,l -Four horse Coaches be- <cDa~-
tween Washington and Upper Mari 1S&S4
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner Of Seventh
street and Pa att o clock a: nj. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at IL O'Clock NJ, and arrive in
Washington at 3O'clock, in time to connect with
the 8 20 p. III. ain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and cominodious the teams
hrst;class IN the hands of careful and accommodate
ing drivers. -
Fare To Upper Marlboro. so cents.
10 Long Old Fields. Is
Freight and packages in proportion.
au Is IF OSBORN & CO Proprietors.
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FkANcIs HARPER, -
FAMILY GRo bccfElks yofEfNy h tkrrn sro .

Rsense,f ~ M nsD , fyrk arssss aad TsafI Street
ee want o. any article the above line In.
fion 20 the wants Of the pubI,c \. stnot atten-
siHre OF thor PATRONAGE ~ NO hoPes 70 merit
His took consists OF eysry a,tiolo .--, -,
found tn frst-olass Family Grocer snS E 70 oe
ma l7-u
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J. SCHWARZE. ASent' ''
Warrington, d. G.
,,,pn Pr; J. P0XEE DQpg

IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Ur,narv
Organs, and especially for Female Obstruotions
notion.
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD CO.,
froprletors, Is William ST., New York,
J. SCHWARTZ
1e1-iyr Agent, WSshlnGton, ID, q.
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ltnTICE OF TIE kEaOvAL OF TIE
HUNTsVILLE,I IN THE STATE OF ARKAN,
. In accordance with the provisions of the ACT of
Congress entlt ed "A n &C. authorizing changes in
the location Of and Ofhces," approved March s.
lS3, ltis hereby declares and made known Il at tn
IN the St1te OF Arfantas will be removed 10 HU.Ts
VILE. In said state, tcithoH! DELAY.
Tho public sa O directed by ths Exaentive nrcc
Iamation No 66s, of township l9 ranga ~. and
tDTnship IA, OF range 2l to take place at the AND
Cfnce al tAYETrkVILLR 2nth December N, 1T N
Is hereby declared will be held At HTXTsvILLE,i il
said Stat, on the date desg na.ed
Further notice as to the prec time of closing
the ONCE At Fayetteville, preparatory to remorai
and It's opS ng for business at Huntsville will DO
District. " ~ LOW
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
this oath of September, A. ID. 1850
By order Of tho President:
JOS. 8. WILSON,
d v6w ~ o'''oo'
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10 ~ ~ % Ne A.
., HUNNEWELL,s
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For oil Throat and Lang Conapiaiats, men
Common Coughs 20 Actual Consxnsytros.
HUNNEwELL'S
JUSTLY CE l. X A ED
ToLU ANoDYH0H.
The Natural and Sure Remedy TO, al Ns>
vo'.s Complasnts, r.
..:. sss :sSiSs s-is;
common chief S. ,,ss Of az Ei. sssp, -
The Tolu Anodyne though centsinins usa q ~
ne,e Of Opium, produce. sii the resuirsmssfs q.
isssiss me Sst s. ss5
the So@on OBJECTION n Eonss Ren seH S aslcs
produce nausea or prostrsheu,D may be considered
plants. ANA used With perfect inpSnity. ASKING
~ % court from proPrieto,s or friends the n,ost
Of our pamphlets 70 be found vita al Ssslers ss3
more fsrussiary . purchase ont, Of these vbe
s:sl;ls:: 8 S:a:::: "a ''''''''
-. w. nrnxEwKLL 4 TO-, and 9. Commsrssal
Gro. HgNsHwxLL, las wstsr st., New YORK,
L eisa:s sad M @ b. -
Genuine only. and 70 vhon address ali eomnsa'-
SOD y all re.pectsbl. dealer. sv.ryvhsvs. I'D
ell the Drserissi in Washington and Gsonssovs.
PIoNEER sgE Ea N q Az AND sowN
Of w..Sinston. serssso. s and AIs1ssasss al
ss!li.y 4 ,:s.@ ,Sssr isI .ssiss .Ss S.:lis
stsnd Tops, fiis. SohSmsn;s, TOMB and Hssa
Stones, s'sss. Windoy Ll9tsls, Sis. stegs sd
hsSs IN boes from s1ss sS s.Hss
he feel. confident of being able 70 furnish 4afbs
With .lisn Msseis ia Sicsf o. .'sbs a ne sss
Ssas Son: We q s;s1 .ss
'"''' van % !. &isS RUTH ssEFSSso
.uasm af.. avs os @. Tsl6s, sss &C.
w GAS FIXTURES. -.
EIxT5k IS Of sasaS.i i New Psifsrss and 49,
oss ranlsa sansISs n ,sy,e 70 s9y5s asps
as osil and sas@iss our stest q Sss sal wss
Fixtures, feeling cenhdent that We have ths 80
An Worf IN the sSoys. hns entrusted to ourssrs
VIII b promptly ss'snS @fSSEsks A NesHAN.
: H ! e. p! st CO.. ng ~. ons
BA Ia.ss s.s.s.. e.
sss-lm Hsovs odd Fellows, uslL
FHENcRRl tEffH !ss esp kJFs isArkE-
Just S s ison snee Na,ss snS
the celehi stse Mll Of Laroche, ycubPrt, Ia
BLANCHARDA Mo4uN.
seA Corner 18th St go 81
|, "a 80: :; l.1 .s,, . ,IT 1sry. n.'.
Il zfT1hEs$Y0tlxu
vi .,sGY;.sss n ,s 81 siss Gs,rs 2. ~
the Courts VI ne seventh ysdislal ID 81 No
ss.s. ND ~ s sttsssd e =. csls''
FINE PIANOS FOR Rent on k,SF<f..s
Muuic rooetvsd tri -vestIy, ut - E8x
Meiedsnus and other Instruments for v 80
eNS s@aN e-a ~ lal llftI IA frE IL "
ssa SOC, between sa e - -
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TIA BRANDS AND THEIR MEANISG-In Taylor's
Travels in China, - the Specifications Of some Of
the names by which the different brands Of teas
are known are given. which are follows
making due allowance for the chances and corrup-
ton they undergo, In form and sound, in being
Asglieixsd: "Hys0n'' means s'before the rain, -
at ''nourishing springs''-that is, early In the
spring. Hence IL Is often called '.Young Tyson :"
''Hysos SkiR' is composed Of the refuse Of the
other kinds, the native terms for which means
s.teu sknsD Refuse Of still coarser description,
containing many stems. 10 called ''tea bones {"
81 Bohsar is the name of the hills in the region
where Ii 10 collected. "PshOsn or % Pecco'' means
"white hairs"-the down the tender leaves
"Povshong'' folded plant - ''SOHeAons''-
''small plant " .'Tcankay' 10 the name Of
small stream I'm the province whence II IL brought
"Cosgo'' is from term signifying I" labor, -
from the care required in its preparation.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY.
Street, Bstsessa 9tA asd 1oth Streets. &
We have Just finished q number of first class
GAkKihSES, such as LiEht Fancyn @RRI
Wagons, PARK PheatonS, Fa,tIy Cay-&E
vtases, aad Bhss,.s, which we viii sell atNS5
o yeIs small profit.
Being practical mechanics in different branches
q the business, We latter ourselves that we knov
the styles and quality of work that viii give saty
faction, combining lishtness, comfort and durabIli
V.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended to
the shorteet NOTICE and most reasonable charges,
- WALTER, kARMANN e BOPP,
CoSchmakers, successors to WIN. I. Book.
. CARRIAGES.
Il n = SUBSCRIBER having made additions to hi
nctory1 making lt now ono Of the largest 80,
IN tho District, whore his fAcilitss foy :
man9faSturing CARRIAGE & LI6Hi2S
WASONS OF al kinds cannot be SURPASSED, and
tom his long sxRerien in the buslnesS, he ho1oG
20 give general satisfaction.
Az kinds Of csrriasss And Light Wagons kept .,
,, Al , KEpAlAsnsssiy esss, And Ill orders prompt
ssesnd-haad Carriage. taken in Exchange for ~
s1sS: ANDREW j. Joyce.
s"u .'. ssrusr 81 tSth and x ~
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THE EVENING STAR.

SoFTENISs OF THE BRATN-Professional, but
more frequently business men, are It's subjects
The prsdisposiRg cause Is supptuous living
After a morning fully occupied with business
matters, a man comes regularly TO dinner OF
various and hiphly-sessoned dishes Of nsh and
fowl and flesh, with every adjunct to excite and
and crafty the appetite. He partakes Freely OF
food and wine In excess to be sure though perhaps
never 10 the extent Of gluttony or inebriety- The
paners ara read cigars are smoked, few hours
are pa.s>d socially, and the evening closes with
hot supper, and abundant punch. Ii man liv-
ing thus cont successful In his plans and his
physical or mental inHrmity than the pain and
irascibility of govt or the distress and gloom of
dyspepsia. But IL 1t be otherwise, IL he meet
with a reverse Of fortune, or IL some grief or
chagrin come upon him, then he 10 exceedingly
liable 10 this fatal disease which 10 the joint pro-
duct Of luxurious living and some torturins
anxiety or disappointment.-Rspor of Dr. John
Z. Tyler, SHpsrnteRdsRt Of tAs Mclean Asylum
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SPALDINa's PREPARED GLUE

Put ~ for Dealers in Cases containing -Four,
Eight, and Twelve Doxen-a beautiful I.ithoyraph,
10 Show-Card accompanying each package.
IEA single bottle of SPALDING'S PRE-
PARED GLUE will save ten times its cost an
uGally to every household.lm
Sold by all prominent Stationera. Drugxists,
HardwsIe and Furniture Dealers, 6rOosrs, and
Country merchants should make note of SP6L
pings PREPARED LUE, when making IN
their list. Ii will stand any climate. fe IOoiy
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL, earn

H. DENTAL CARD.
Tx. MVNSON Has returned and esumed his
profession. Ofhce and house at 463 st.e
every other approved style, ~. NJ. has set
teeth on vuloanIte Base for the last thu ee years.
and Is one.third less in price than gold. His old
patrons 81 Washington, Aloxandra, ard George
H. DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. LOOMS Has closed his Oifoe for the sea-
son, and will be absent, as usual, during the sum
mer months VIII resume practice about the LIST of
October, OF which further notice will be given.
jy loft 9
H. DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after q practice: test of two wears
leeis that ne can with confidence recon-
mend the CheOp lsstic Process for insertng} -,
artlho,si tsoth 1t has the advantages Of
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapuess. Ful
upper sets inserted for e3S. Partial ia proportion
OAos sos Pa. avenue. as
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III THROUGH TICKETS TO The w.
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
~ Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
ofiioe at 6 q. n. and 8 p. IN.
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GThe u. 3. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this Nex Line.
Tickets cen be obtained at the South Western
Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsy lvAna av-
enue, to the following points: 80
Lyncbburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta
Chattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon, Nashville. Dalton, Columbus
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
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PIoNEER syE Eh : lows

Nv GAS RES. 49,.
w & Have IN store. and are dsl y reesIvlpf, O1S
H1TURES of enflrsly New Patterns and D01as
and Finish, superior IN style 10 anything hsreuers
" 70 call and ex anime our stock Of Gas and Wstsr
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have tks lost
selected stock an Washington.
All Work in the above hns entrusted 70 our ere
will Be promptly attended, b.
-. MYERS N sSs An
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g l silRs o. TSEssPxY, Sst Fl 10y
iSSToN sssry TpRsbAYH am!
F Rip Ate o'oloek 2. N, Ard ALEXANDRIA
viii Leave STRRIOMAN every "WEDNESDAY
and sArURDAEEisG;iS . O,G E p 4 p,o,rio,or
NATH,L BOUSH. Art. Alexandria. fs1
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JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Aren't.
l-tr Corner Sixth st. and Pa. ~.
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THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
200 MILES SHORTER, and II HOURS LESS
IN TIME
than any other Line-the Lyrchburx Extension
being now completed, as siso the Mississippi
Central, making it the
QUICK EST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
IL is provided with First ciass Sleeping Cars!
TIuHJ Memphis "a Do
MuEtSOniefY .-~--..,o3 DO
Nashville .---- .--.46 do.
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Commissioner of the G ensral Land Office.
Re @ w6w o'
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EMpon1EMEHY or PIE fREss.

Ne last ssvsntssn ysaRs and the important ssre
~ sRstnsns Ishsrmsd y Dr. Jshassn, witnessed ~ d
rspsre the Papers and many other psrssos notices
Which have sPpsarsd sTain and again before puss
udes hn standing gentleman Of skarsetsF and
shfy, SUI esnt guasantss 10 The a1istsd. ian skly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Capt. LORI,
which sailed from Liverpool at 10 A. M. on the
2lst, and from Queenstown on the evening of
the 22d July, arrived at this port last evening.
The proceedings of the British Parliament
had stated that the French Government had
made suggestion to the Great Powers with ii
view to united intervention in Syria.
The situation of affairs in Syria had under
gone no change. A dispatch of the 18th July
says: /" No other incident has taken place. The
latest state of things continues to be very
grave. The Christians are leaving the interior
Of the country, and emigrating towards the
coasts, to be under the protection of the Euro
pean vessels, 80 600 persons have already arri'
we'd at Beyrout and Sayda."
According to the Paris Pays, far more
dreadful massacres are in contemplation, and
the exciters Ct these disturbances in Syria,
have ramifcations with other parts OF the Ot-
toman territory. The events in Syria are only
the prelude to formidable rising in arms OF
the Ottoman population against the Christians.
The Paris correspondent of the London Her.
aid asserts that England will send a regiment
to Syria, and that France will send 5000 men
under Marshal Mcmahon. This was regarded
as an exaggeration. although there was no
doubt that strong expedition was being pre-
pared by France.
Great anxiety was felt at Beyrout respecting
the fate of the Christians who, to the number
of $4,000 had taken refuge in the south of
Kesrovan, and were surrounded by powerful
bodies Of Druses
There is nothing of special Importance from
Sicily.
The refusal of Neapolitan naval officers to act
against Sicily is confirmed. Four frigates had
joined in this prOnunciamentO.
LATER.-By advices received by the steamer
Kangaroo at st. Johns, on the 4th.
Accounts from Turkey confirm the report
that treaty had been made between the Dru-
ses and Maronites in Syria, and peace was es-
tablished.
Tho Porte has notified the Western powers of
the conclusion of a peace between the DruseS
and Maronites in Syria, but promise, neverthe-
less, to proceed with the utmost rigor against
the perpetrators of the recent outrages Other
massacres are reported.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-09

We have some additional California news
brought by the Pony Express which arrived at
St. Joseph on Monday. The Democracy of
California were greatly perplexed at the result
of the Baltimore Convention, and the party Or
gans heSitated to support either ticket, not
knowing which one was the strongest. The
Federal officials pretty generally sided with the
Breckenridge ticket. The probabilities were
that there would be two electoral tickets The
Indians in Oregon are giving much trouble. A
new goid-mining region is reported as having
been discovered in British Columbia. Advices
from Japan to the 23d of May, had been re.
ceived by the bark Carrie Leland, which brought
an assorted cargo of japanese notions. She
also broughta package of documents from the
Emperor for the Embassy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-09
NJ A N 81 OOD.


lust published in sealed Envelope,A Lecture on the
j Nature Treatment and Radical Cure Of SpermatorrhGa
or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility Nervous and
Involuntary Ennis ions producing mpoteney, Consump-
ton, mental and Physical Debility.
BY ROB. J. CULVERWEI.L, NJ. d.
The important fact that the awful consequences OF self
abuse may be efectuay removed without internal med
cines or the dangerous applications of causcs nsru-
ments MeIcaed bourgies and other empirical devisos
is here clearly demonstrated, and the entirely new ana
highly successful treatment as adopted by the celebrated
author fully explained by of which every ono Is EN-
abed to cure himself perfectly and at the least possible
cost thereby avoiding all the advertised nosrums oil me
day. This Lecture will prove boon to thousands ana
thousands =. ,,.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid on the receipt
of two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. HAS j. u
KLINE, 460 First Avenue, New YORK, Post box 4ooo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-09
The Freeman for the Campaign !

By the request of the friends of Honest Abe,
we have concluded to offer the FREEMAN, from
the 18th of August to the 18th of November,
as follows:
Five copies, $3.50
Ten copies, $50
Twenty copies, 400
and one to the getter up of the Club.
The cash must accompany the orders in all
cases.
This will include tho result of the State cleo
ton, the proceedings Of The session of our State
Legislature, and the returns of the election of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN and HANNIBAL HAMLIN, as
President and Vice President of the United
States.
Send in your .orderS early. A few hours
among your neghbors will insure either of the
above Clubs. Order Club of five, ten, or
twenty copies sent to your address, and give
them to your doubling friends.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-09
lflQrrieO.

In Willamstown July 25 James NJ. Bailey, NJ. D., and
Miss Persis P daughter of Dea circuit Abbott, all of W.
In Eden July 23d, Mr.. Richard B. Collins, Of Hyde
park and Miss Ann Grant of Eden.
At North Troy on the 2Sth ult by Rev. Geo. Stone,
Mr. Ira Powers of Newport, and Miss 0rr O.. Wilson,
of Troy.
At White River Junction, July 3Oth, by Rev. A. Web
ster Rev. H. B. Sawyer of the Vt Conference, and Miss
C. J. Carter, of West Lebanon, N. H.
In Weston, April 3D. by Rev. NJ. Adams, Mr.. Seth L..
Walker, Of Peru and Miss Abby stevens, Of Weston
In Weston, July, LIST, by the same, Mr. Austin Fenn'
and Miss Julia E. Woodcock, both Of Weston
July I'd, by the same MIR. Fem Hart, and Mrs. Lucy
ii. Shattuck, both Of Weston. 49,
In Worcester at the Methodist Parsonage, July ?7h,
by Rev. George F. Wells Mr. Ai0nHo D. Chapman OF Cor
nish N H. and Miss Lucella Wheeler, of Worcester
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-09
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, AUG. 8, 1860.
MONTPELIER MARKET, JulyS

TN YIN Il Il Ell Il n h 4A n II N II = N
PRovrsoNs.-Butter, 10 to 49, Cheese, 81 Lard,
IA. Tallow, %. Dried Apple, to 10; Eggs, u
Potatoes % to so Beans, LOO Mapesugar, 6to7
Onions-OOO. Apples good, 5000 to 900 per Dbl.
FLOUR-Western, 5000 Extra, $685. Double Extra 90
HOLSTER Mills Extra superAne, 600 Extra Family, $50
Double Extra, 1850.
GRAIN AND HAY.-Oorn, 80. Oats IS o4O Herdsgrass
Seed $3O0to 500 per bushe Clover 10 to 12 per pound
Hay, $40, to $13, per ton. Rye, 100.
CArrLE.-oxen 81 Al pr III Live weght-Cows, Is a$4O
Veal Calves, 2to3.
sheep-2 to per h., live weight Lambs. a 81,
Round Hogs to SC Live weights
PoULTRY.-Turkeys, 10 to Is. Chickens Toto 49, Geese
and green hard wood, $50 to 1926
Shingles 100 to $50 Wool 81 to 40. Merino
40 to As. Bark, per cord Nails 81.