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editor the Lebanon (Tenn) Democrat that he
part Douglas and Breekinrdge Re
Is thinking Heis considering he heitStng. He be
the right for anybody 10 beat the Republican
dzts Perhaps lucky mood Of his musing mind the
may him AMI he may leap ten feet in
the with glad exclamation the old Greek philosopher,
acknowledgements Journal, July 1.
The journal is badly posted. The Democrat is one
of the strongest BREcKNRDGE papers in this State,
and the language put in the mouth of our Lebanon
contemporary by the journal he never uttered. Our
friend Of the psmocrat would think his friends per-
fectly justifabe in Regarding him fit subject ofthe
LuDatic Asylum if he were to take the course ndi-
Gated by the Journal
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the New York Momas is responsible for the fol-
lowing:
silence on their nominee, believing that their
strength will be increased BY putting up Dumb
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cHERoKEE REmEDY
ROOFS, EARKs AND LEAVES,


Minerals.
WEIB ne airted OF either sex which DO you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded from Nales
avn Reueascne which Eii speedily and permanently
you The compounds hereolors used, win all ts
And atng elect together With be salhsone des
many tines following tie Of Mineral Posons
fhe Cne7okse Remedy = Natares own Specific for Gonor
rhees oee Gravel Structure, Fuor Anus Whites In fenalc8
and All diseases af the Urinary Organs curing thes daeHe1 By
natural laws, sitter All other Preparations haze iedi ard 1ona
q he<Fen. bt msrces % offending ms distances eSaef
prodaced Of itbedects, which vorld Saves relaiV
Tie nanse0ns Preparations ereolore uset a9Fs iAeis
this hes il instanes been kn0sn 70 All hafp7 os
Hanend The Governor q he vsrd ia f'shsr mo A 20
70 Kill, but 70 cure.
In mercy e b. appointed Medicine Tor e dreadful dszs
which Ehen taken quickl fss 70 al Fr q ne system ..
the disease every post and viii adsy ena eoaraes any
admirable, never rv Il undt has cpiey exel - y
IRON ne hoy, AID restores The uufoftnnAe paneat 70 oef
Tnis Reriy strikes At The very rot o. the disease; - -
dency not simply srspend s poison Sat 70 remove ioa
II : And what ENHANCES IT'S VALUE 3 ne sntirs ~
aeacs cf all 1ranssous fazts ss ~ 60 az In ne clt
Ia room Of on he toilet without eer bs suspected ~
T s,sEsor Ts1rai diseases, With nm decsinns for isr
r,.rl5s,ent cfrs secs.snany each bottle.
m = 7o5f ~ an rsrect1le Drurel1 and elaiers In neA3
einsS F0ffE1 4 AkkWlN, Sole sroPr.e.or,,
said Ns.bxe At Wholesale bv Berry DsnoVile snd -.
inr q psndlsion; al retail By y Htnlrshoi and al ts
- r~s~-rhsrs dscf-dtsA = ly-in.sat
TIss, sseeks and Cravats.
KNYEaY variety % Ties siees AID craF-ls Isl sa fs7
Az 4Al1 ~ =. Z. rr-l.I ....-s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOsiee.

HAVING taken letters Of administration At ne May term
Of the Davidson County Court The estate q .ne
R. Boyd, deceased This to notify those having
said present them in the time prescribed 9y s" oeg
authenticated they will be barred. Those naeooo V s@1
~ - - y MOORE, Admir-.
may27-w4t-pr's 80 OF Estate Of J. r. BOW, decd
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FOR COUNCILMAN.
CASEY'S HOTEI

We authorized to announce ". g. CHBATHAM a
ddate for reelection Couneilmsn from the 5th Ward
at the ensuing Municipal election. iune1-td.
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CAYCE's sULPHUR SPRINGS.

CAYCE's SULPHUR SPRINGS.
TTNHE undersigned respectfully informs bis old friends and the
public generally that the above watering place will Be
opened reception OF visitors the s day OF June
He has asge DaDang Ten Pin Alley &C., for the
amusement Of his visitors The springs ne medicinal
qualities the State. All who afflicted with Dyspepsia
Bowel Diseases Headache &c would Go we'll TO give them
rial Hehas sulphur chslybeas free ali Of
he very kind The Springs situated in pleasant healthy
locality, IOme south Of Fankin, and three miles West Of
Thonpsous Station He would to all who may favor him
pains will be spared mAket pleasant
TERMS.
Board per % VI
do do day ........ 49,. -...- ..... -
Single meal 81
Children under ii years and servants half price.
Keeping Horse per 90 so
All extra trouble extra charge
II The hack will meet the at Thompsons Station
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, in the morning. Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays in the evening
wM. cAYcE.
Nashville tweekly UNION AMERICAN copy until forbid
and send accounts to this oHice.-FFdnkJiR Regiec.
suue5-tv I'm
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
18 G o.
$. LANIER & SONS, AND A. p. WATT,
OWNERS AND PROPRIEToRs.
Also Owners mainly, and PROJECTORS OF
CHANGE TEL,

4OHAUOAIh4y ALAbAAA.
H4aAVELERs Railroads from Dalton or Chattanooga
to Knoxville Tennessss, reach AontYale By taking stage
Coaches at Knoxville.
Aers s. Lanier Sons have engaged In ROel business
Tin Macon, Ga in Nes York and Montgomery Ala for
more than twenty Expeence has tznght them
OF the Travelling Public; and they sil who health
comfort pleasure that complete than
mONTVAEE SPRINGS,
IN the extent and variety Of which these objects
cured They invoke the attention OF the public their
tzges in all these respects.
As to the curative properties Waters Eve experienced
resident physicians testify follows:
They in their effects human system; Duretic, Dias
phorec, Apeent, Highly Altsraa Exharsnt, ndirscyS
PoHeruly Tonic They hare, perhaps, rival ecae,
either in The mineral vegetable kingdoms for all eoDprs
hended under the general Dyspepsia with their many
varied eoncomitsnts HpOchoneras Neuralgia, Chronic
Liver Complaint enlargement Of the Spleen
Headacte Debility, Dsralseent Of the Nervous system
Their Diuretc properties render them powerful remedy
They also Efficient in Mercus DISEASES arousing
mant Of vitality, assisting nsture odge
throw OF morbid poisonous systsm.
In short, all OF general debility aa1 vii nnd
very agreeable and reliable remedy il these waters.
Gases OF obsnats fs Feyers, and
cases. Herpes letters &c, have cured by
We do earnestly therefore, in all sincerity all
suffering with UhrOnc Diseases
Of the Montsals Waters"
WATT, LANTER 4 co.
The Huntsville (Alsl Democrats, Memphis Appeal, Vicks
b1rg (Hss Often and Matches Miss Free IradeT will
copS in all their issues for three months send bills TO Mont
vale Springs, to ths proprieors.
may3-dtEEw3n WATT, LANIER 4 co
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~ w KIBBEE will henceforth Nashville his pemA
NJ, nent residence, and will tune Pianos, Organs,
and eldeOnS by the year single tuning and can visit as
often required since he will spend every
month the city and vicinity lie will visit regularly
toWnsin Middle West Tennessee and North Alabama
and Mississippi Orders left Co.'S Music Store
Reeds Piano Rooms Church Csmmu by
nail will be promptly attended surIl dtwAw.u
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GRovER 8 BAKER's NoIsELESs
nr and Summer CIothinr.

Spring and summer Clothing.
We have received our Spring and Summer Stock
of COtsing and Furnishing goods for Men and Boys
wear which we are offering very cheap at No. 20,
Public Square WARD, BIRMINGHAM q Co.
April 18th I'm.
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TRABUE a LUCUs.

shipping Directions. --ship daily to the Cincinnati
Mail Wharf boat Of Broadway, uat II
O'Clock, M send Dray Tickets No 90 Broadway. to OBJ
tain IhrOngh BilIs of LadinE iune29-dlw
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TIIE FOUBTH OF July was enjoyed in very quiet
way Large numbers left the city to enjoy the day
in one way or another, and we doubt not they had
fine time " generally. The city presented more
the appearance of Sabbath than great national
holiday.
Late in the afternoon the Rock City Guards and
German Yagers met by appointment upon the Pub
Inc Square, and were reviewed by Gen. CHEATuAN,
Maj. HEnM and Col. TAYLOR. They made very
fine display, and went through various evolutOns in
q highly creditable manner.
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RAILWAY MATTERs.

This rerion was visited yesterday by fine rain
and IL Il was general its value cannot be calculated.
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No. Ais 'FRONT.' STREET, No. AIS
t7sO0 Doors South of TIE Public Sguarsj 81 A
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
HE recently Fitted his working bust
portion OF the community, at the small sum Of
One Dollar per Day,
Lodging for transient persons The
entirely with beds bedding and all the furniture
belonging the with good locks and keys
in the house well satisfied II the travelling public
give a call they will be well pleased.
One dollar saved is equal to two earned.
Come eat. drink and be merry.
N B-There is Drinking Saloon attached to the house
with choice liquors feb 1tw6m.
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DIVIDEND Of 3I per cent is this day declared on the
~ sto IN he Nashville MurfresbOrO snd shebyville Turn
bike Company will pay the individual stockholders at the
cssnes Ierks Once ia Nashville the 5th Eakin &
cans store IN Shebyville, the llt and at Nelson
Sh'~- D. H c. SPENCE,
,-a,en-st5 Secretary and Treasurer.
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1seo. sPRINs GooDs. $50.

VEAvING increased our facilities for the purchase and
OF Goods, oder % the trade thsiLrEest and
desirable stock OF BoOtss Shoes Has and
straw Goods offered in this city. and At prices equal
any Jobbing Louisville Charleston Philadelphia
Call We determined make this the Boot All
Shoe Market Of he Wesi
feh2l-d.tE&u COOKE FAILHX 4 co
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BANk NoTE ANp Exchanges Lrsr.

BRoKEz AND tgozTliEEss.
Agricultural Bank, brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Menpbis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Irst;tution
Exchange Bank, Murfressboro
Miners and MaanfactnrsTs Bank Knbxvills.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Some brokers Offering s on the dollar for the notes
Of the Bank OF East Tennessee, and Exchange Bank.
Other States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-06

Tge aaehins The IRA. . vsIs-, a8d every other indi
,i1-sf vbose ios in NE = thrcRs him within the
charcs q accideut om e<o- = sltt Or sno4sd
- II .lnd 1hst MS Marie be best and oaly
$500 II 4 hcfk portnbs sad cheap. and sh01d
be his ccmpan0n friend = q aeea Nee are snoaa-a1
Of living witnesses 70 testify % - rYetions sif VINO
80 mir sound limbs and masci,e % 5ts saving efficacy
The following few q thetslf7 dtseussy Tor which
DALLEY-e MAGICAL PAIN = EXTRACfoR Is RkBTkN-
TIVE A. wslf a. STRE: =
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apple Brandy. Nc Years Old.

apple brandy. Nc Years Old.
VKTE have an. lot Of Apple Brandy from Nerth Caro-
Wv Ina. said 10 Years Old mich belieye 70
NAYS - LELLyETT & SMITH.
Issa which think VIII Fuis hs fsstious palate
Asxe, lot Of Choice whistles in store since 1851,
and which defy cOnpetition . $780,,
uasss 'so-dln Mes 10 and Ie sOash Market street..
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A stock Farm for Sale.

WISH tn sell the farm which RESIDE six miles from Nc
Mipnylle on Stage road leading to Murfreesboro The
farm consists OF 900 acres $50 cleared l2S we'll set in Herds
grass and 40 acres in OF the go there
bottom lands, equal in point Of
fertility any this section of the country There
three springs tracts furnishing abundance Of water the
year through The prngs Of free stone water and eannst
surpassed in point ofpury and ahuDess There on one
Of the fine quarry of lime stone rock sufficient for
all purposes The improvements consists OF hewed log dwell
ing six rooms Kitchen negro cabins stables,
cribs house, Ali information be furnished
by application the subscriber the premises Post 0ee,
McMinnvlle, Tenn W. S. REID.
Anril q Is50-WN
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STATE FAIR AT NASITVu

Onens SepteaJer 1stl, ls6O-Holds sir Davs
UNTyE HUNDRED DOLLARS each is best Blood
II Stallion Roadster Stallion, Jack, and Durham Bull be-
s IerA Premiums all other classes Of domestic animals,
and on All articles No entry fee is charged and
ition Invited the whole Union. Programmes will be
Forwarded 10 any part Of the Union free Of charge appca-
tSo1 - L. P. WILLIAMS, Secretary
fUnsl3-v Of State Bureau Nashville.
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wM. NJ. SMITH, Agent.

office OF the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, No. 20 Broadway, Cincinnati, May 81, 1860
Shippers respectfully informed that this Road fully
prepared to do q large Freight business.
For further information, apply to
WIN. NJ. SMITH, Agent.
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=
from the medicine chest Of any family
The complaints that render maternity rather than bless
ing yield to its mighty nhuence the SoRE NPPLE and GATHER
BREAST that endsnger the life Of the offspring we'll the
parent, speedily dspeed by the timely application Of this
powerful detergent remedy 1t pain, and radcatshe
INBLAMATIos thaalways prevails in ERUPrvE DISEASES Sid
at the principal depo IL Broadway n T. and Charities street,
New Orleans, by J. WRIGHT Co., General Agents Also by
all druggirts and merchants. julyl-d.tW&Eln
WeakIey County State of Tennessee.
TN OEHANCERY COURT AT DRES DEN-s
Augustus Charleton and wife Ann Eliza Chareton A.
0. Brasheld William G. Hill Alexander Rouston, john H.
Winston, Hinton g Hester, Lueen W. Hill ard William H.
H0rdsr OF Publication. From the affidavit to the bill in
this appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
OF said COn that the said Lucien Hin and william h.
Hill nonesdents OF said State. residing in Buckingham
county, Virginia It therefore by said CsrkaDd Master a
the said Lueen W. and lillian H. Hill ne eir pleas
said BILL before the next Of said
Chancer7 Court held the Court House in Dresden,
aforesaid the second Monday July 1850, said l will
for confessed and for hearing exparte them at
said term Of said Court II further ordered that ssd order be
published for four successive weeks in the weekly Union and
american. newspaper published in Nashville State Aforesaid.
This the day May, 1860 copy Order
Book NATHAN II. EDWARDS, @ & NJ,
june2 80 v4t-pr'sfee 80 Of said Court
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RDUCK RIVER.

EETE have $40 Of Land for sale bend OF DUc
Wv River, within miles OF Normandy the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Said lands bounded by Vanc david
Duck River, Willis Blanton and Abner Barton fWohifds
Of the tract river bottom and level about $50 cleared
several good springs and No. Stock Farm We viii sell
half all Of the tract suit purchasers those wishing
to bly, good Stock Farm in healthy good community
&c. &c, would do we'll
ned to sell For further particulars address B. NJ BAon
dncIs-tu. q BREWER 4 RARTnN
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ST. CLOUfa-This hotel opened yesterday under
the auspices Of Mr.. SAN. ]. CARTER. A large num-
Der Of invited guests dined there. 1.-THE sumptuOus
table yesterday is specimen of the hereafter, Mr..
CARTEE is determined that his patrons shall live
the fat of the land The edibles were of the best,
and the wine Of mine host 2 Green Seal and Impe-
rial flowed freely. Everything is new and neat.
The furniture mattresses and bedding all of the very
best quality. See for yourself.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
STATE OF VERMONT.
By ERASTUS FAIRBANKS, Cow
APPROXIMATION.


The worship of God is the first and highest
duty Of every intelligent being. His universal
Providence pervades the earth, and His goodness
extends to every living creature.
In recognition of the bountieso of His Provi-
dencc and the riches of His goodness and mer-
cy, bestowed upon the people of this State, du
ring the year now drawing to close, and in
accordance with long established usage, do
hereby appoint THURSDAY, THE TwENTY-NINTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, instant, to be observed by the
people of this Commonwealth, as a day of PUB
Lie THANKSGIVING, PRAYER AND PRAISE
And 90 earnestly recommend that, on that
day, the people, with ono accord abstain from
their usual avocations, and from whatever is
inconsistent with the solcmnitics of the occas
ion-that they assemble in their usual places
of public worship, and, with deyout and SIN
cere hearts, renIer Thanksgiving and praise to
God, remembering all his benefits, and the man
| ifestations of His bounteous goodness and pa
ternal love.
Let us be thankful, that during the year, He
has preserved us from fatal epidemicsan vast
ing sickness Let us be joyful in the rich pro-
fusion of His bounties, and give thanks that He
hus blessed the labors of the husbandman, caus-
ing the earth to yield an abundant harvest, and
that He has signally prospered all our ndustri-
al interests.
Let us be grateful for the rich Inheritance
which has descended to us from our pilgrim and
our revolutionary fathers, and for the preserva-
ton of our National and State institutions,
whereby are guaranteed to US the rights and
privileges of froemcn.
And above all, let us gratefully rejoice in that
salvation which lie has revealed to us in the
Gospel Of His Son Jesus Christ.
And when, at the close of this anniversary
we surround the festive board, let US remember
the poor, the afflicted and the destitute nor
let US forget our obligations to DO the almoncrs
of the gifts of Providence, 50 literally commit
ted to our stewardship.
Let us, in our supplications, remember those
who are in bondage, and pray for the accom-.
plishmcnt Of the time, when the principles of
holy religion, and the blessings Of civil freedom
shall be extended to every people.
Giccn undcr my hand, andthe sealofthc State
in Executive Chamber, at Montpelier, this eighH
day of .N0rcmbr, in the gear Of our L0rd, on
thousand eight hundred and sirty, and Of th
independence Of the United States The eighty fifth
> ERASTUS FAIRBANKS.
By his etceHcacy thc Governor,
GEO A. MERRILL,
Secretary of CiWI and Military. Affairs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
Freeman Office, Montpelier, Vt.

HAVE YoU PAID THE PRINTER 9-Ihere has
been bountiful harvest the past season, and
the farmers storehouses are well filled, and he
should not, in his plenty, overlook the small
sum for his Agricultural newspaper. Those
who have not already sent by their Representa-
tiyes, will please enclose SO, 90 for the past and
ensuing year Remember the Freeman is the
best paper in the State, bat it cannot keen
growing better without prompt patronage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
l-)iie0

In YcrsLre June Il, 500, Mrs Angie NJ wife of Mr..
Freeman ". Twilight aged "a years.
In Vershire, Oct I'D 1860, Freeman W. Twilight, aged
q years
In Roxbury, Aug 90 Of the throats Isadore f., aged
years and months also Oct 28th, Dcsoy o., aged
nearly 10 years. both children Of Charles and Attina
Spauding
In East rroOhfsd, Oct Goth, Sally DurAcs, aged So
years and 10 months.
In Pomfret, Sept s. Ella NJ. Keith, aged years and
6 days Also, Oct 20, Loisa ). Keith, aged years
months and days, only children Of Oscar L., So
phia J.. Keith.
In Pomfet, August Il, Jennie only daughter Of Rev.
J. and Ann NJ, LcSeur, aged years and months
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
Ihe Ml0rkets.
MONTPELIER MARKET, oct. 22.


PRoysIoNs.-Butter, 16 to IS. Cheese, to o. Lard,
H. Tallow, to 0. Dried Apple, to 10; Eggs, y
Potatoes, 25 to37 Beans sO5a Maple Sugar, 6to7
0nions-1OO. Apples 25-good, $4,000 800 per Dbl.
FLoUR-Western, 5000 Extra $685. Double Extra$I75
HOLSTER Mills Extra Supcrine, 800 Extra Family, $50
Double Extra, $50.
GRAIN AND IAY-Corn, is 0ats 35 to 90. Herdsgrass
secl 500 per bushe Glover, 10 IL per pound
Hay, So to s12, per ton. Rye, 100.
CArrLE.-0xen3 81 pr IL Live weight-Cows, IS aS40
Veal Calves to 81.
Sheep to per b.,ye weight. Lambs, 3
Round Hogs to &c live weight ST.
PoULTRY.-Turkeys, 10 to 49, Chickens,lO Toto To- Geese
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and green hard wood, $50 to 900
Shingles 81 90 to so. Woo-common 81 to 80. Merino
40 to IS. Bark, per cord vNs 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15

INK PLACE TO Buy FUrNIsuIAc GooDs is al
the spacious store of Adams Kellogg, under the
Vermont bank, on State Street. Mr.. Kellogg
Las a complete assortment Of Hats, Caps
Clothing, Furs, Gloves and gents. and ladies'
furnishing goods, and every necessity in the
Line, can always be found at reasonable price.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
morric0.

In &ontp,lier Nov. 5.h, by Rev. MIR. Drucn, Richard
n. Lavigne, of Burlington and Miss En:ine Wood, Of
Montpelier.
AT the Depot House in Bethel, Oct. OH by Rev b +.
summerbs)l, Mr.. Avery l.. Flint, and Miss Susan l..
LOOMS, Of Braintree.
In Pomfre Aug. 49, by Rev. ]. Leseur, Mr.. uagtu f.
Stewart and Miss Laura ID. Kingsley.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
BOSTON MARKET, Oct. rs.

Four-Wescrn, 5,25 to $50.
Pork.-Prime, 1890 to 1906 Mess, Is 1900
Beef 900 to 1850 Lard 10 to IL Hams, 10 to lit
Butter, IA to 10; Cheese, 70 II. Eggs H. Potatoes
O0,5 to so. Dried Apple to IL.
Wool Saxony fleece So to S.; American Full Blood 81 to
81 Half blood ALTO 46; Common 40 to A.
Cora. ST.. Oats Al. Rye %. Herds Grass Seed 20
Glover, II a IA perlb Hops 20 a %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
Teachers Institutes.

VERMONT Board or EDCOATIoN,l
Secreary's Office, Oct. 1850.
Teachers Institutes for the mites OF Grand Isle
Washington LamOille, Franklin. Chtenden Essex, Or
leans and Caledonia, will be held as follows:
At Underh Nov. AL. At w. Albany Dec. E. :.
At johnson, g lei Al lnnenburgh, LIZ.
At Cabot g 22-23. At North Hero, " 1910.
At Lyndon, /" 28-2T. AT Franklin, 4" ELL.
The Institutes will each continue in session during two
days. commencing at A. NJ
All friends Of Education are invited to attend punct
uaIy possible.
Town superintendent desired to that Teachers
notified, and urge them to attend.
Clergymen respectfully invited to give notice from
their pulpits. 25lw2I j. s. ADAMS, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
DIR. MARSHALBS HEADACHE
C.ATAEeESEa SNUFF.

CHlS SnuH has thoroughly proved itself to We hs besr
article known for curing the CArARRn, GOLD N
TIE HgAD, and the HEADACHE. It has been found as
excellent remedy in many cases Of Sore EfEs. pXAF
has been removed by it, ami HEARNq has often
been greatly improved by its 1t purge5 out al Gb
srrctiuns strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected. 1t is recommended BY many
of the best physicians and used with great anA
satisfaction everywhere.
MoIe than tw nty.fye years experience has proved
its great value and this moment Stands higher than
ever before
large number OF The most rcspectshle Druggists in
Boston ana New York, in certificate signed by them T.
1884 say:
" The undersigned, having ior many YEARS @etn Az
quainted with DR.. MlEsHALLa CATARRH AND Hr1DAHuX
SNUFF, and sold 1t in wholesale trade, chcer!nlly
state that believe 10 be equal in every respect TO the
recommendation given Of it tor the care If Catarrhal
Affections aud that is decidedly The best article haNa
known for all the common diseases Of the ac22'
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