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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15

BLOOD Decentralization is called to this most rcma rka
BILE and scientific preprraton advertised in another col
umn. 1t is entirely discovery, and must not be
COMPOUNDED with any Of the numerous patent medicines
of the day. 1t is certain remedy for all the diseases
specified, and especially those of chronic naturc-o
long standingo weeks, months, and years. Sufferers,
try it!
Messrs CHURCu Dupont, Ct New York, are the sole
agents r it, and also prupricOrs OF the
Dr. EAroN's lNFANTILR CORDIAL, an article which every
Mother should have in her medicine closet in Of need
and containing, a does paregoric or opate Of any
kind it can be relied upon with the utmost confidence,
and will be found invaluable specific in all cases of
Infantile Complaints Ohio State Journal, Columbus.
Or See advertisements.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
Office.

Huldah o. Short my wife refuses to live with me- 4
n forbid all persons harboring trusting her on my
account as SHALL pay debts Of her contracting aieT
this date. GILBERT L.. SilORF-
Calais, Nov. "a, 1860. 25jfN3r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15


The best, neatest, and most comfortable cat
ing saloon which we have ever seen in the State,
is kept by A. G. Bailey, in the new Freeman
Building, in this village. Ladies and gentle
men wishing refreshments, will be pleased with
the neat and comfortable apartments, and good
attentions Of Mr. and Mrs Bailey and their
servants.
The corner stone of new college building
was laid at Middlebury with imposing ceremo-
Goth anniversary Of the Incorporation of the
college.
Dispatches from Washington and Sonth Car
olina show q slight disuniOn furry, all Of which
will probably be quiet in day or two.
THANXsGIvING.-As will be seen from the
Governors Proclamation, Thanksgiving comes
in Vermont on the Goth, the same day as in all
the States from which we have heard.
CoRREcrIoN.-In our report Of Col. Need
ham s speech upon the Agricultural Bureau W,
made him say that Vermont C has SO many ma
nures,' &c, &c., when he said had so fe,e ma
nures.
Governor Fairbanks has appointed at his
Aides, Camp, Abijah Keith of Montpelier
Luther 0. Greene of Woodstock, B. IL. Steele
of Derby, and B. N. Hydoof Iydepark.
Mr.. DOUGLAS DONE FORA President from
Illinois having been elected in 1860, we NAV
safely predict that unless MIR. Douglas should
move Oft iuto some other State, he will be an
old man by the time his turn for the Presidency
comes round.
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE-Ou legisla.
tive report shows that the House is disposed to
treat lightly the bill for State Board of Az.
riculture, which we regret to see. This inter.
est is the chief one of the State, and its claims
to judicious legislation are certainly great
We are decidedly opposed to any fancy measure
in this business but can hardly reckon a we'll ap-
pointed Board of Agriculture among these
At any rate we hope our legislators will give
the matter full and fair discussion before rem
dering their final decision Tho" gentleman
from Newfane seems to have taken it upon
himself to call the measure many hard names.
and Load the opposition to it, The farmers Of
his town will take care of that matter next
year. 1t would seem as if some little atten.
aion might be given the farming interest,
bmong the great deal given the legal profession,
ty our Legislrturcs.-Argrs
DrrLoRABLE AccmENr.-Mr Richard Mich
OILS, was instantly killed on Friday, the 9th inst.
BY tree falling on him while cutting timber
on his hrothers farm in Morotown. He leaves
a wife and several small children.
some PrArNIN's.-Joel Day OF Bethel, has a
pumpkin grown on his farm weighing onq hun
drcd Eorty-two ponds.
GREAT RAscALITY.--A scamp calling himself
Charles Boyd, and pretending to be sent by
friends in California, came to Ephraim BRYANT
in h"rtland, and by an artfnlly invented tao
succeeded in gaining the confidence Of the fam
lily, Alter enjoying their hospitality three DAYS,
ne left under suspicious circumstances takino
with him about one hundred and tn ,niv- Gyc
dollars from drawer in the house.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Nov. 7

At Market 1852 Cattle, about 800 Beeyes and 252 store
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows andone.t andthree
years cid.
Prices Market Beef-Extra $3.50 40; first quality
s6,75; I'd, $575, Sd $500.
Working Oxen 75a 100
Cows and Caves-S34, 40, to 80
CalvcS-$25O to 100
Yearlings-
Two years old-{S to 10
Three years old-S12t to Is.
Sheep and Lambs-430O at market. Priccs-In lots 81
80 Extra, 5000 SO
Hides, TOT. Pes, 9O,S7 $OO. Calf Skins, 10 to l2
Talow, to 74c
BRIGHTON MARKET. Nov. s.
At Market 1850 beef cattle 800 stores, $500 sheep
Lambs, 1900 swine.
PRIoGs-Bee Catte-Extra $780, frst quality, s7,25
2l quality, 1918 Sd $3.50.
Working OXen-S5to 100
Mich Cows-$4l to 40, common do $40 20.
| Caves-$3 90 to 90.
| Ycarlngs-none
| Twoyearsold-$16to 81
! Three years 2ld-$24to %.
Sheep and Lamps-$1.5O to 200; extra $275 10 40 r
Swine-In lots 6! RETAIL &c.
| IIdes-6lper In Talow-1lc. Calf SkinS-1l.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15

CNNRHi' the most difficult OF any Of t'r Diseases Of
me iTea'hin5 Organs to relieve to cure. The cy.
joshua Leaytt, editor Of the Iaepea Tent Of New York
VINO had the Catarrh for than twenty years, has
been cared by using D. j. r. Staford's Olive Tar and
IRON and Snlphar Powders which advertised in this
paper lis testimonial is published in p2nphlct among
auy others equally prominent who have been cared Of
FREE BY mGi. fr1nof2
SrALDiNG's Celebrated PREPARED GLUE is a useful,
ever-needed article in the household and Office 1t
simply The best glue, chemically held in s al
waysready to use without heating and does not thicker
by having the vessel holding uncovered. 1t is put up
IL neat little bottles, and Is accompanied with bruph.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
Notice TO Teachers.

THE examination Of School teachers the town of
Middlesex, will be held at the school house near the
center said town. Friday Nov 10TH at One O'Clock
+. NJ. MARCUS GOULD Supt.
nov. Sd. 1850. 25i
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
Notice.

n HERE will be meeting for the purpose Of examn
ing and licensing teachers at the School House
Montpelier Village, Wednesday, November 3lst, Mt one
o'clock P. NJ. All are invited to attend.
NEWTON PERRIN SUIT.
nerIin Nov & 1870
The New York herald., 1860-12-22

BENIN, Nov p 1SG0.
rae Sttf'~g Htton Qret'o"-AR'trds y Aus,ria aHd
prtsuc--tgGir ~ ~ GersGn Sd'es-D,sIh ef M
Trne, n I'm. Shaunturg--T,lai and frsa cal II
Ttslsr-- Ipsy, rgarf Bisciostres- n. oySra dc.
have always atstancd much possible from Dor.
re your readers With the eternal schcsNig IIolstcn
question which an Europe LIS been sick aud tired of
years sgo, bot which contnuos % be stirred up every
nov aud then ~ The German governments 70 whom Il
arords chcar opportunity u display their pariOtm.
II aprcars now that hc has again arrive for such
deuons traitor and that Austria and Prussia have al.
dressed notes 70 the Danish Cabinet calling upon - rc.
store The privileges Of the Hclstein states accorancs
with ,lc DEGREES u the Fcdcral Diet aad holding out
threat of armed ntcrfcrcnce II their rcmonsrancos
not attended to. of the Austrian note = nero
trr,,m frme as The obneto q vcana has not tbc 81,
ost idea Of enforcing il, even Il had the power which
il has not, and should measures 4 coercion against
Denmark be resolved upon the tex u carrying ,ham
into execution will devolvc entirely upon Prussia Bat
s 10 be hoped that the Prince Rent md his liysts
viii reject maturcy upon the consequences q such
step and walk blindfolded tne trap d fr tcin
by Austria and her tool, tho Dirt u pick gnrel with
Denmark, under the present circumstances woul MT
only place this country in direct opposition wth The poi,
oy u the British government bot aaDrd Louis Nayfcon
prctcxt long desired Tor utsrmedding VI tlie afrs
of Germany. There be doubt That tn popalaffn
Of the Duchies are justified n complaining Of th conduct
their Danish rulers but Ia the heart a Germany there
are many states who suffering under a more gall
ing oppression aud Il Prussia wishes exert har moral
and material influence In reircssng abuses an vadcating
ocn,tutonal rights, II will be best for her q gin
home, aud leave Denmark for favorable
opportunity. .4r4att E.t.#4
The Chambers Of Hesse Casael have just met N de-
terac upon the new charter oroy,d BY the Ecctor IN
lieu of the liberal constitution Of 1891 which set
aside by hsn with the assstapce Of Austrian aud Bava
Ran bsycness. The pcorlc Of the Electorate stl cling
fondy to the free institutions they had enjoyed or nearly
quarter Of century aud IL they assured o. tho
support of Prussia the Chambers wunM undoubtedly re-
jcc, the sham constitution ocescd by their prriurca
sovereign, and persist maintaining ,hc liberties vhch
cny wrrng from the unfortunate essans b. brute
force; but Russia blows bot and cold advises cYmpro
mise and has even renewed her diplomatic councillors
with the court Of Heesc Casse which were broken "a
The New York herald., 1860-12-22
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET


Consols closed on the 18th at 92S 92a. for account,
cxdividend.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Tie latest sales were-Ilnos Central Railroad sharee
26is 271a discount New York Central Railroad 10
So Erie Railroad shares, 351a a SO.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The eales Of cotton On Monday aud Tuesday reached
lso0 bales including 900 spectators exporters
The market closed quiet but steady and quotations
generally unchanged.
The advlc.s from Manchester unavorabe the mar
kot for yarns easier but quotations unchanged
while for cotton cloths the market is very dull.
LIVERPOOL BREAnsTUFFs MARKET.
Ereadstuns were active, and there had been slight
advance ia all qualities Wakefield, Nash Il Co. and
Richardson, spence Co reportsFlou has an upward
tendency and has advanced cd Is per hbl quotations
21s Cd Bis Cd. Wheat active and advanced Id
3D. per Genital; red Western lis. Us Cd white liz a
13s Cd Corn upward, with advance Of Cd on mixed
and yellow, which are quoted at 36s Cd. 37s white
39s. a Ais
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
The provision market is generally dull. Beef duh.
Pork quiet Bacon quiet. lard easier. Taiiow steady
ut 5ss. Cd. a sos.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugar steady Coffee quiet Rice quiet Rosin heavy:
common is quoted at ~. l0d. 5s. Ashes-pots quiet
pearls steady. Spirits OF turpentnc dun at 32s. 6d
LONDON MARKETS.
Rreadstuhs steady with advance all descriptions
Of American. Sugar dull. Rice dull: prices are easier
but unaercd. Coffee steady. Tea-sinal demand, and
prices weak.
The New York herald., 1860-12-22

poor iof New York with about thirty eight thousand dol.
lars in specie
In the London stock market American railway securi
ties fiat.
France had granted an amnety the French ,ourr ala
Tor previous infractions Of the press law
King Victor Emanuel To Naples on me IN ,,et
and would remain there fortnight.
The sardinians would await the fan Of Gaeta before
summoning the citadel Of Messina surrender Ia case
Of refusal, they would besiege II.
Agitaons prevailed in the Danubian principalties and
at Posh.
The Austrian Ministerial crisis was over.
Pokin surrendered TO the Allies the 18th Of October
and yielded TO all their demands The Emperor's
palace was sacked and enormous amount of spoil
taken. The Emperor and the Tartar army had all lied
Nothing was TO be seen of the enemy at Pekin
The allied forces will winter at Pekn. They were
canped on the walls, and were all in good health
Colonel Parkes and Lock, and thirteen soldiers hail
been released But little hope felt for the Of
CooIels Brabazon Rowlby and other French officers
who were missing Norman Anderson had died Of brutal
treatment
new and distinct rebellion reported Shanghae
Batavian affairs improving
The steamship Canada from Boston, arrived at Liver
pool on the 9th
The steamship City Of Baltimore from New York ar.
rived at Liverpool on the evening Of the 1Ith inst
The fuson reports December IA hat 30 80 long II 10
passed ship hontcbeo, bound east
The New York herald., 1860-12-22
THE NEWS BY THE FULTON.
~ Ionys, y. y. rcc.

~ JoHSs, y. r., pcc. n 1sc0.
The stesnnrhp Fulton, from southampton the l2'h
,,s, ai,,d on Cape Race i've O'Clock Friday morn.
,s where she was intercepted by the yacht Of Tie
rrcss.
Her agvccs are three days later than those received by
the rttsa "A New York
Tho ru.ton has 500 tons Of merchandise 5000 90 10
sTccie and 100 passengers
The City of Manchester sailed The I2s from Liver
The New York herald., 1860-12-22

NAPLES, Nov. 30, 1860.
Dissolution sf Gdribaldis Army-FigM Baaoeen the Carl
haIdia~s and the Engsh Brisade-Reaction in Naples-
Attempt to Assasinate Vieor E,nani-Duel Baoee, Too
American officers of Ar~ssanas StaG, dc.
The late army Of Garibaldi fast melting away The
men are being shipped by thousands every day. The
English battalion sails today for England. light took
place few days ago Caserta between the English AMI
were mortaly wounded aud one killed The loss of the
other side is unknown
The King, Victor Emanuel sails to-day for Palermo
test the loyalty Of the people Eo exceedingly unpopu
lar here, and II ID rumored that Mazzini win
make demonstration during his absence. The
people prepared for another change, aud
having ascerained their power under Garbadi, they
will be 10th 10 20 a step farther Mazzini The
King has renstated great number Of the Old oihcals
who obnoxious 70 tile people during the reign ~
she late King lie reviewed IL 600 m the Champ de
Mars the other day lie has splendid army, AMI IA
Of a republican demonstration there will b. much more
blood shed than Ia the late struggle. There i
that the Sandman and Austrian armies have had COLI
sion on the 20, but that needs coma nation.
A large delegation has arrived here from Turin; but
Cavogr did not accompany them.
Tie IrOQuols sailed yesterday Tor Spczza; all well
board The susquchanna has left Gibraltar her way
tonstantiaople.
An attempt was made assass mate the King on the
day Of the review. The shot however not only missed
she King but passed harmless through the large stad
which surrounded him. The would be escaped.
duel was fought few days between Capt Van b.,
OF louisiana, an Lieut. H. of Nashville Tom, both
Gen. Avezzaas siaa Lieut. N. was slightly wounded
the first are, whcn the difficulty amcaby arranged
Revovcrs the weapons used.
Vcsuvius gives some signs of grand eruption. There
infallibe. and IT clearly indicates movement Of the
huge oauldTon.
The New York herald., 1860-12-22
PARIS Nov. %, iseo

PARIS, N1y. -, l-cD
The Las Kcdifoa'ions b r. conti,on-Iafor,'rc erI
Sigefeane. 81 tis Concessors--I',thc Sentiment -
Ftdncc Eelan, 7hT,lo- English Jsaloasy-NGgose anil
~ Fefc-TiH III Fmrqe's b SrcilcRd, dc, &C.
France il ringing from ana to end with what Il cas
political ihundeTcap III the midst Of serene SKY. Cor
respondents have written % their various journals at
the recent iu perai notifications n the cousutan-c.
tails C which have IL course arcaiy reached you-hlya
fallen dun and co,a the public ear; that the public
mind Of France T. 81 fact, ur.e that nothing but
universal a general chaos cosll stir ID into aaima
ton Allowing much Tor the FUSED up tone Of pubtc
feeling confess my Inquiries lead nc, this par
cuar Instance 70 very different conclu from those
have alluded to
lido mean to say that every one you meet believes
that there is ond q the dcspotlc regime No. but
those accustomed TO watch aas and to iAc bIoai views
of passing events seem T. me almost to man. q mf,r
that wise and moderate extension of liberty a. band.
True il II they say that matters stand at present
have but phantom before US. OF whatever intelligent
materials tho legislative chambers may consist morally,
tley bat tie creatures of the imperial win Every
deputy but government nominee II you 70
tho full extent of this 60 the distant provinces The
government fixes the naue Of candidate on the wall
and wcc he - him who Gares much breathe wish
the interest ~ his opponent The prcct the sous
rrcf,t the Mayer the ten thousand subordinate employees
which niest the department ike 4 of locus-,
uo"h ul"h h'h L'o'shNitn' he ~ ah ""ep'nuen'
nan o. h's' HNf ~ S'Ae " Foh''" ~ "''h
are alraa - sPe"A or io'k AZ himi ana -
v next 70 mp'tsloe ou' mat some circumstance
shoum arse rehaefns VIC au o hs heishDo's mpoftn'
= him. he WA sooner or Later oc go nadc 70 ee the p~
sure upon tim that &c mnst a. en6th either fnt ~
ncishhorhoed y hs politics " On ne oihr hand hke
The large majority = mahhndi hs ihansuy ana ocsira
ton require MN " Sc ihe support ana oou'chahco oi
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The New York herald., 1860-12-22
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamship Fulton
Off Cape Race.
THREE DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
$638,000 in Specie En- Route
for New York.
Confirmation Of tho Reported Capture Of
Pekin by the Allies.
Attempt to Assassinate Victor
Emanuel.
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REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN HUNGARY.
Our Paris, Berlin and Naples
Correspondence.
Cotton Unchanged, BreadstuffS Advanced, Pro-
visions Dull,
&c., &c., &c.
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN HUNGARY.
Our Paris, Berlin and Naples
Correspondence.
Cotton Unchanged, BreadstuffS Advanced, Pro
visions Dull,
&c., &c., &c.

n addition to usual newspaper files by the arrival
Of the Persia Borussa this port yesterday and the
reception Of the Bohemin's mails which reached this
city last night from Portland, in possession of
large amount Of interesting dispatches from
pondents in all the principal cities of Europe
By the arrival Of the Fulton of Cape Race have
European advces to the 18th inst three days later than
those previously received.
Further disorders said to have broken out in
raj towns Of Hungary. Mention is made also Of pro-
gramme drawn up by Kossuth, Klapka and Puzky, who
aim at constituting themselves into provisional gov
crnment According to the Berlin Bons Gazette, the Hun
earians would try to come to understanding with the
Roumans for the foundation Of kingdom that should
stretch all along the Danube TO the Black Sea.
The English Admiral and the Commandant Of the Ameri-
squadron dned with King Victor Emanuel at Naples
before he left for Sicily in company with the deputies
from the Marches and Umbra.
The Duke Of Newcastle installed Provincial Grand
Master Of Nottnghamshire in the city Of that name,
thc 7th inst The installation attended by the Earl
Of Zetand Grand Master Of England and great number
sf nobility and gentry, including representatives from
the Grand Lodge Of England and numerous other dis
tngushed members Of the craft
News from Syria to the 10th u has been received.
Christian sheikh had been appointed the Caimacan
Of the Lebanon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-31
Az L. RS
Compound Extract of SarSapariIla,

the most eIcctunl remedy which the medical shll
of our times can devise for this every where pre-
ya,ling and ttd n.alady. 1t is combined from the
most netive rcnrdas that have been discovered !or
the expurgation oi this foul disorder from the boud
and the rescue OF The system from its dcstruotve
consequences. lleuec it should lie employed Tor
the Of not only scroiula but also those othor
affections which arse from it, such az EnrrIlVE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANruoNy's FiRr, RosE,
or ERysIrrlks, PmrLGs, PtsrrLrs, Biarcnrs
BLAINs and BolL,, TuNoEs, TrrrrR and SALT
RnEuM, Sr,lp IIrAp, RrNGwonM, RmErN>rlsN,
SyrHIrrIc and MrRcrRIAl DlsIAsrs, llnorsY.
D,sprPsr,, pgmtIrN. and indeed, All CoMrLAr>rs
ARISING IRON NrIkIID on IMPURE Broop. The
popular bciot in " mp'VitV ofMc bIood is founded
i'll truth, for scruiua is degeneration of the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue Of this Snr~apa-
rlla is to purify and regcneratc this vital lluid,
without which sound health is impossible il. com
tanlIMated CONSTITUTIONS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-31
MI DICINEs. &C
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease corruption of the hlood
by which this fluid becomes vitiatcd, weak, and
poor. Being i'll the circulation, il peryndos the
whole body. and may burst out in disease any
part of il. No organ is free from its attacks,
is there one which il may not destroy. The seroiu-
lous taint is varousy caused by mercuria disease,
low living, disordered unhealthy food impure
ar, filth and filthy habits, the depressing vices,
nnd above all. by the ycncrcal infection. What
be its origin, it is hereditary in the constltn-
uon, descending from parents 10 children unto the
third and fourth generation " indeed. II seems To
be the rod of Him who snys, :" will visit the
iniquitrs of the fathers upon their children.
Its effects commence by deposition from tho
blood of corrupt or ulccrous matter, which. in the
lungs. liver, and internal organs, is termed tubcr
cles in the glands. swellngs; and on the surface
gcnders in the blood deprcsses the energies OF lite
that scroiulous constitutions not only suffer from
scrofuous complaints but they have lar less power
to withstand the attacks of other diseases con-
scquently vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although not scrufulous in their nature, still fcn
dcrcd fatal by this faint in the system. Most of
the consumption which dccimatcs the human family
has its origin directly in this scroiulous contamlna
ton and many destructive diseases of the liver,
kidneys, BRAN, and. indeed, of all the organs, arlse
from or are aggravated by the same
One quarter of all our people are scrofnlons;
tlrir persons invaded by this lurking infection.
and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse
it from the system must rrnovnte the blood
by an Alternative medicine, and invigorate II by
healthy food and exercise. Such medicine We
supply III