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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15
Great Panorama of New york City,

This celebrated Panorama of the largest c;..
in this country, and the one most celebrated e.,
holding . representative of " all the world, and
the rest of mankind" will soon be on exhibit
in the several villages in this vicinity' dUr;nu
the next few weeks 1t has received high er'
cOmiums from the press and principal men ~
the country, and will, no doubt, DO tne cheoDs %,
manner Of visiting the city, which our reads-o
can have. Go and see it.
THE W., SCHOOL JOURNAL for March, Clos,u
its first volume. 1t contains we'll engrav~J
likeness and brief memoir of Ex GOV. Slad"
The editors say that the success of the JOurn !
is very encouraging; though not as yet "a
munerating them for their labors, its expenso.
have been met. They purpose to commence .
new volume, with an edition of 2OOV. Now -
good time to subscribe, and no teacher 81
Vermont can afford to be without IT, Prioa
only 81 year. RemittanCes may pc made ~
J. S. Spaulding, Barre, VS. ABsr y,
Messenger.
The VERMONT SCHOOL JOURNAL, icr Maro,,
closes volume. 1t contains memoir of tbo
late Ex-Gov Slade, and is embellished with Az,
engraved likeness of him. The editors speai,
very favorably of the prospects of the Journal
Though thus far it has given them 20 remuna
ration for their own labor, all they have receivsd
having been expended on the Journal they aS ~
so encouraged that they intend TO start tbo
second volume with an edition of 2OcO' Pricoo
only one dollar year. "The question now ~
say they" is net, as year ago. o"aH Rer
mont haze School Journal of her o'cn but
Will she sustain the one she LOW has
Let every hilltop echo; Yes yes yes p,
-BrhnglOn Free Press.
Prof. Chauncey A. Goodrich died at Ne,v
Haven, on the 25th ult.
Hon. j. S. Adams, the Secretary OF the Yer
mont Board Of Education, lectured to delieb
ted audience at McIndoe's Falls few eVeni9ps
SINCE
PERsoNAL.-Gerrit Smith has taken, the in
itiatory steps towards commencing libel suit,
against Watts Sherman, Royal Phelps and 8
L. M. Barlow, prominent members Of bne Neu
York Democratic Vgant Association This
Association it will be remembered, issued :
manifesto on the strength of the L" FORBES dis
closures" in which Mr. Smiths name was Con
nected with certain " Central Association )
Of bloody and horrible purposes. Damages in
$4,000 are claimed in each case.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15

SETs GOOD TABLE."-The above remark
applies well to number of hotels in this State,
but to none better than to the Mortified
House, nnder the care of the popular Landlord,
Mr.. Batchelder. We have frequently had oc-
casion Of late TO bear testimony to his excellent
dinners, and advise the State Convention to take
due notice and adjourn just in season to visit
him.
A Coon AND WELL-FILLED SToRE.-We don t
remember to have visited better-flled store,
and one every way so we'll adapted to its business
as the Hardware, Iron, Stove, and Tin Ware
Shop, of the Messrs. Graves, at Waterbury
The Messrs Graves have just completed and
filed new shop in connection with the elegant
new block, by j. g. Simpson, DRY and w I.
Goods dealer,) which is an ornament 10 the
town, as we'll as credit to the good taste of its
owners Spacious, rOomy, neat and as to what
is in it, let anybody call for any article we have
named, and see if it not satisfactory.
JOB PAINTING have now one of the most
complete assortments of type, press, &c, g., in
the State, and any work in the line will be
promptly attended to. We trust that our friends
will favor US with call
WANT TO BE IN Town Two gentlemen from
Burlington have already entered into business
in this town, another has purchased the bust.
ness of one Of our men, and will take possess.
ion sometime, soon, and rumor has it, that an.
other purchase is in progress. This speaks vel
for the Capital, and we are happy to WELDON,
these gentlemen to home among us.
VT. SCHOOL JoURNAL-This popular SChoo
Journal is just entering upon lis I'd year, un
der the supervision of the same Editors as dur
ing the past year. 1t has reached very res
pectable circulation now, having considerably
over one thousand subscribers. Messrs Spal
ding g. LeavenwOrth have the necessary tao
and talent for their post, and we trust that thos
interested in the cause Of education will lent
it kind word, as we'll as a liberal pecunar,
aid. It is doing Il good work, and should b.
encouraged.
FATAL AccIDENT.-Mr. Jonas Fletcher, O
Chester, aged 10 years, was instantly killed
on the 9th inst, by the falling of branch of
tree, while at work in the woods.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15

SALT RHruM CURED.--Prof. A. D. Elmer & CO--Gentu
For the benefit Of others that suffer with the Sail
Rbenm wish 10 inform you Of my ease that belieyeS
could not be reached by any medicine in the world.
had been afflicted with it for than twenty years aud
had exhausted all my faith in being restored wish Il
impress upon the ninds of others that recornend th
medicine for the benefit Of the multtudes that suffer
induce them It ALSO and be restored to eood health
BY your unapproachable 'tFrench Ointment" 1t has
been than three yesrs since, and am perfectly free
from It. MRS. OHA'S C0MsIoCK
Prevalence, R. l., Jan. l, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15
Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of Vermont are hereby requested 10
meet in Mass Convention Northheld, on Tnesday the
third day Of April next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for
the purpose Of selecting four Delegates to the National
Republican Convention to be held at Chicago on the 18th
day of june A. D. $780, to nominate candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency OF the United States
Per order Of the Republican State Committee,
l.. E. CHITTENDEN, Chairman.
Mach / 1850 CHAs. CUMMINGS Secv,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15
BOSTON MARKET. March 10

BOSTON MARKET, March TO-
Plour.-western, 5,26 to 500.
Pork.-Prime, 1900 to l4,OO, Mess, 10 q 2O.OO
Beef 900 to 1850 Lard, 1OtO Il Hams, 10 to lit
Butter 10 to %; Cheese 70 IL. Eggs II. POtatOe.
0O,35 to so. Dried Apple to IL.
Wool saxony fleece, 65 to So; American Full Blood Sc
81 Half blood 43to 40; Common 40 to d.
Corn 49,. Oats, 4S. Rye 90. Herds GrsSsSeed 2.Or
Clover, 10 IA perlb Hops IA 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15
COBB & wHTTMORE'S
0UADRTLLE BAND,

Are to 1GrGish from one to seven pieces 70
and PrOmper A P Trussell Piceolo,
Flute; g Whit%OTs, Clarionet and Musetts; 9. NJ
ADOTSis addressed BY mail to c. NJ Cobb, wOod
stock VIA 6. Thompson, West Randolph w., or yer
tentyso any 2O76w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15
oAmRRIDGE MARKET. Nrarch

At Market 500 Cattle, 500 Beeves spd % stores
consisting of Working Oxen, Cows aud
years cid.
Prices BeeE-Extra $3.50 1875; ArSs quali,,
$685. I'd, $6,75, Sd $4,0O
Working Oxen also
Cows and Calves-$S4, 40, to co
Oaves--$25O to 100.
YeRrlings-nO none
Two years old-$16tO2l
Three years old-$22to27.
Sheep and Lambs-22O6 at market Prices-1n lots, 81 o.
q !, &c. Extra, $500 to so
Hides, 8to7 Pets, sO,S1 $1,OO Calf skins' 10 to IL
Talow, = to TIC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15
nRTcHTON MARKET. M.roh 8.

.
At Market 1925 beef cattle, 90 stores 1900 sheep a,
Lambs, 500 swine.
PRIoEs-,Bee Catte-Extra $780, arSt quality, ST.
al quality, $6,76i 80 $3.50.
Working Oxen-95to ITO
Mich cOws--ss7 tO4O common DO, Sls . 90
Oalves-$3 90 to 500.
Yearlings-none
Twoyears Old-$16to q.
Three years old-$24 to 49,
Sheep and Lamps-$2oO to 250i extra SSOO TO 400.
Swine-In lots 81 retail, 10.
Hides-6apar IN Tallow-7fc. Calf skins--H.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15
Firat nlstriot Convantlnn.

The Republicans of the First Congressional Dstrot r,
hereby requested to Northhed on tuesday, thu
Sd day Of April next at IL o'clock, A. for the purpose
Of electing two Delegates and substitutes to tho Natoa
1860. BY order of the COmmittee.
Eah 90 IQR0
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15
FIVE
Sr1endid Strawberries.

HoG,-~.>-very Productive, large beautiful, and Of
SaeonSikSSs piu slity-
Nv,.S Albany ,-Exceedingly productive, fine
market market. no de GaNd-Immense Size; splendid ap.
be- riomPod high favor
+, PTrSs' Sdal ChLd1an Very handsome productive
Ivy, anG Early Scarlet.-The Earliest; productive,
Az ~ secure all the exceences Of this
ost pOpuls Ave sorts variety We Oner desipSbe
, We asoiS", conhdenIiy RECOMMEND the HOOKER, as
" far tS rest for FANNY U.s., only sort isto be
nlante6N IN ining Greater number Of e1cellences
az a the above have perfect howers and vii pro.
uOCe eTna,Ient crops, Planted singly or together
PRICE ISecurey Packed to be forwarded by ex-
Per az ~ Of the above varieties, $500
I0o P. 10 20 OF eacn Nariet, 800
ZOO " 100 Of eacn Variety 7.5a
lOOe &C ofthe hooker,
' E. HOOKER co.
Commercial Nurseries,
fqlo,sW Rochester, N. Y,
&IOO0 YEAR made by any one with $40 Stencil
Tee LSdress, A. j. FULLAM
51uSy1+ Springfield, Vt.
Geo. W. wilder,
leqcher n the PianoErts, Organ, MeIO6sos
aid Flute.
p,,voroRTEs TUNED AND REPAIRED
sders len =. my Music Store will receive pTO%P. GttSn.
Gcrt,.,,.. March 7, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15

DRowNED.-A little son of William Barnes,
OF Cambridge, three yesrs old, fell into the La
noble River on the 18th ult., aud was drowned.
GROUND BRoKEN.-We understand that worl,
on the new route of the Vermont and Canada
Railroad, to be cut through the sand.bank
commenced to-day .-Free Press, february q. ,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-15

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

The Old Men of MARSHALL County.
Pursuant to Published call several of the oldcs
men in the county, whose names are marked thu
IN the list hereto appended, assembled at the
Court House on the 9th inst. to make each other
acquaintance. and recount the interesting
events in their histories. Owing, perhaps, to ll,
Indictment season Of the year but few responded to
the cal--tcn over seventy years of age. and sever
between the ages of sixty and seventy.
Quite number OF youngsters from thirty to fifty
yoirs old we're present, and seemed much pleased
that man may live, even in these degenerate times
his full three score and ten. All OF those who have
attained this good cid age bear the impress time
several appeared hale and hearty.
Ii our time and space were as long as our incli-
nation is strong we should be pleased to write of
these venerable men rs we thought Of them when
assembled at the Court House. The oldest man
In the county was not present. A fine Ambrotype
likeness of him, mentioned by US some months
since, can be seen at John Carbutt's gallery.
The old gentlemen did not fully carry out the
objects OF their meeting, but, after giving their
names, nativities and ages, and those Of their &C.
,u .intar,ce in the county. over seventy years old,
adjourned to meet in the same place at 10 o'clock.
a. m, the second Monday in April, 1869. At their
hcxt meeting they purpose forming association
fr the purposes mentioned in the call.
Here follow the names. nativitics anil ages of
those reported above, rs Tar they were asccr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
Plymouth Markets.
Wednesday Ereninc. Ian /

= q - 81 Wednesday Evening. Jan. IL.
PoRK-We hear of sales during the week at -
80 C for light dressed hogs, and S. 10, and s. %
for hogs weighing 20O and upwards.
LARD--From country sells at SC - ID for good
retails from stores as 6Ql0c.
Wharf.-The Richmond mills are paving Isl 10
for red and 81 Is for white Very little coming in
FLoUR-No change since list week. We con-
tnue to quote best family brands at 2,59@s3 Der
100 lbs; common 81. The mills sell mt &. 10 pcr
Dbl by the car load, for rcd wheat -four.
SHoRrs--sl6 per ton.
BRAS--$l0 per ton.
CoRN-Salcs reported at 80 and Zoe p bu, by the
wagon load. In demand for shipment.
Com MEAL-Sells ai 50 cts p bu from stores.
BUrrER--l2@l4 cts p h. Plenty and dull.
EGGs--l0@l2 CTS per doz. Scarce.
PoTAroEs-25 cts per blu. Demand light
ArrLEs-Crcen, from wagons, 62e675 cts II bu.
DRIED ArrLrs-In stores s@l0c p Ii.
BEANs-50@75 cts p bu.
SALr-S2 az % per bbl
PorLrRr-Drcssed chickens and turkeys 4a5
cents per 10.
HIDEs--Grecn la A. cts per ~
CRASBERRiEs-S3 % p bu from stores
PELTRiEs-- Coon skins command %, 80 and IS
cts piece according to quality. Mink 81 5O@SO
Tor prime. Fox, gray, 37Iss rcd sl@l CSC. OF
ter, none brought in.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
Iii. a Common Observation

Tint there ere more sufferers from debility. \
mongst Americans, than can be found amonc an,
other civilized nation. The reason is Obvious
We trke too little exercise, and forget the wants
tho body in the absorbing pursuits OF business In
all such eases ordinary medicines can do little good
What Is required is just such tonic and invigora
ter as DR. j. Hostctter has given to the world in III,
CELEBRATED CRITTERS" The weak and
nervous denizen of the counting house, the exhaust
oil toller upon the shop-board, ard the Frustrated
student Of the midnight of the midnight lamp, have
found wonderful Regeneration in the "Brrrras."
and prefer it to more pretsntious but less ecacious
medicines. But it should not he forgotten that the
agent which is magical in its influence upon the
irlne which is merely debilitated. is equally DOW
eru IN assisting nature to expel the most terrible
iorms of disease. Who will not give it trial.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
" See advertisement in another column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
FORT WAYNE. GROCERIES 4

FORT WAYNE, GROCERIES. &c.
We would call the attention of our Merchants "a
the advertisement in this weeks paper of the firm
OF WILLIAMS & HoEsrIs, Wholesale (roeers, For,
Wayne, Ind. Their stock consists of a general as
sortment of Groccries-togethcr with every tlno
that Is usually found in store, except Dry Good,
Their connection with some of the best. olies, and
sceH kaooa Houses in the Eoa offers IN I'm facilities
in laying in their stock unsurpassed by any Other
House in the West.
Tncy arc therefore enabled to furnish anv thmo
IN their line. freight considered as low as can lie
boushtin New York. Cincinnati, Chicago, or ony
other market.
Fort Wayneis now within two three hours
ride fthis place. uninterrupted by any change Of
cars Merchants therefore, in this place and yicin
ty. can obtain any thing they need in the line Of
WILLIAMS HuEsrIs, in few hours, thereby a
yoiding the expense. delays and loss oftimc. occa
stoned by ordering from greater distance
WILLIAMS & HuEsrIs have but one price. and
hose ordering from them, will obtain Goods Of the
same quality and price, if there in person TO pur
chase.
LII you would therefore vcboth moaey nd finn
purchase OF WILLIAMS and HUEsTrs, Wholesale
Grocers, No. 30, Columbia Street, Fort Wayne
ihdi'ha- 13m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
For the Republican
To the People of Marshall.


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man. p''son' Won
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;ncr,.,s;ns - -, $500 ,'ss's' Us ~
:, a. 60, 80 ''
49, p'o.'os '"e uc'' interests
.,,,.-..z, I1.,,--Sl,-1. - 80 -
, 1.''' S '"Aa'''a anu WELL s'rroar
".s s'.s''' anu
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e,. - 'o''e'e'' '"e'Sneu anu suppo''ed--
81 "S - 's'.' "''' p'''"eseS ana All
- 1s H,o' e''e"' u inc
L. ~. D'~ anu ''o' .cn-
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

The zoUAvEs.-Ferhaps no body of men were
more instrumental in overthrowing the power Of
Austria in Italy than this gallant corps Of SOL
diers, whose name heads this article. They occu
PA lag position in the hearts of die French peo-
PIE - : : but Just to ~ their d;ssis suis.ed
services have merited the everlasting eratitudc of
that nation. They consist Of the flower Of ne
1fench army and are selected With especial refsr-
ence 70 eisd courage and known powers of en-
dsranee- They are generally employed in the As.
ss.s, and when fighting chiefly employ The bsvonst
s'e'd'os u IN such manner az to entirely d;s.t,s
.ee o. their opponents at each blow
my o. our readcrs wish to purchase reu;.d-r
" '"s's brave men. whose beautiful shape and e,e.
gam essse'iaI make Il desirable pos.csz,o,- :.
'ne@ g 90 Davidson 4 Co.'s Clothing stre and
purchase one q shose zouase hats the bet ..,o.s
I'm Of which may be found In he fses sh.s 49, -
not keep supply On hand. Davidson iufarrs :.
mat ne . constantly receiving large sup,,;.. ~
osnsr articles in the Clothing line, and HE l.rve
sa'eseonfkm him in the belief that customer. =.
satisfied Of hisnfcnton to sell lower than any other
establishment in town.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
s HERIFF'S SALE.


10y VIRTUE of an Execution issued by IN
Id Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas C.ur,
and to me directed. in favor Of George W Gordo
and Martin Bocher and against Chancey Farrand
will offer at Public Sale. as the law directs, at TN
Court House door in the town Of Plymouth, count
OF Msrshall, and State Of Indiana, on
Saturday, January %, 1860,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m and ocIocl
p m, OF said day, the rents and profits for term
not exceeding seven years, of the following de.
scribed real estate situate in said county of Marshal.
and State of Indiana, to wit:
The southwest quarter of the south cast Quarter
OF range two (2) cast. - ''o' VI
II the rents and profits for seven Years Of sa;d
real estate viii not sell for sufficient to sas;.fy
said execution, interest," costs and accr,,;uc cos,:
will at the slmc time and place offer f,r sals ~.
fee simple of said real estate, or all the right ,;,Ie
and interest Of the said Chanccy Farrand IN ana 70
the same, or SO much thereof rs may be necessary
70 satisfy said writ o. NJ BARNARD -
Jan S--3tJ Sheriff Marshall Co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

man Griffin.
At a regular meeting of Morning Star Lodge
No. 8. l. o. G.. T.. the following Resolutions were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS. Ii has pleased Almighty God, in his
allwise Providence to remove from our midst our
beloved Brother, Lyman Griffin, Therefore be it
Resolred, That in our late Brother were embodied
all those qualities which characterize the true Good
Templar, the kind Father and the constant friend.
Resoired, That this Lodge deeply dcplores the
loss ofour deceased Brothcr--a good working off,
Ger of our Lodge-and while we mourn at this unex-
pected and divine CALL we rcvcrcntly bow to the
dispcnsation ofthe Omnipotcnt God. consong our
selves with the thought, that loss is his gain.
Resolved, That we would especially tender our
deepest sympathy to the immediate relatives of our
deceased Brother. bidding them to repose their
trust in Him, who has promised ODE friend to the
Widow and Father to the Faiherless
Resotrod, That the foregoing Resolutions be en-
tereo in our minutes, and copy thcrcofbe trans
mitted to the Family of our deceased Brother
Resoired. That the above resolutions be publish.
ed in the MARSHALL COUNTY RErvBLcAN and Mar.
shall County Democrat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12
Dir. ROBACK'S YEARLY REsJ,,1t

DISEASE EXPELLED FROM THE BI ocD BY Dr.. Ro-
BACKS SCANDINAVIAN RENEDrEs.-I know of four
teen hundred and fifty one persons, some of whom
have been given over by physicians, who have been
RADICALLY cured 10y my scandinavian medicines, and
do not hear ofonc in a thousand of the cures that
my Medicines effect. Among them as copied from
my record are $40 of Dyspepsia; l36 Liver Com
plant; IA Rheumatism; ~ Scrofnla in adults: g.
Scroiula in children; l35 General Debility; A. Sex-
ual Disability; l64 letter and other diseases oftbe
Skin; 81 Fits; 2l5 Fever and Aguc; ESQ various
diseases have now over $500 agents See ad-
vertisemcnt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-12

IN JAZZ ION THE coxsEaUEScEs or DsuxkEx
s<S-A ceTtsin NJ Bright, for imbibing Pill
aiSat, Eaat for him was not quite in accordanc.
With right. got very, very tight, and became o.
sren height, till he showed signs Of ii,ht; ther
WAS pat ost Of sight, ava. from all daylight, &c
better his sad plight, and is now in Jail because he
Didn't give bail n .-.~
Mr. BIS Imprisonment began last Saturday eve
n'';s AMI Is to continue thenceforth ivc days.
Thanks to our eseie.t Marshal CIR promptly ar
re<tins this disturber Of the peace.
Since the above aasir Ee understand that a
ndsnber Of Aycunsish" ren In town have been
guiitysof precisely the same kind Of |. wronc-they
arc said to hsve been drunk AMI very noisy. They
Serc more fortunate than their com2atriotev, who,
nsw an his sober moments, has ample time for re-
fectins upon the past-thcy kept out Of the sight,
the hearing. and the hands Of the Marshal Nav
their brtunes not always be thus.