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PROM UTAH.

ST. LOUIS, March l.
In consequence of some structures on the in
subordidation existing in Utah, the editor of
the Salt Lake Valley Tan has been denounced
by the church authorities, and notified by the
city officials that they will no longer be re-
spOnsibilit ty for his safety.
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FROM ARIZONA.

.rI#. 81. LOUIS, March l.
The Arizona correspondent of the RePubli>
can'says that plot to assassinste Governor
Pesquira and overthrow the Liberal Govern
ment in Sonora and frustrated.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
ARRIVAL OF THE EDINGBURGH.
New YORK. March

The steamship Edingbugh from Liverpool
10Th Feb. via Queenstown 18th, will be up at
230P. NJ.
A package Of diamonds valued at $4,000
has been stolen from the bonded warehouse in
Pearl street. Suspicion falls on Michael MUIR
ply, foreman of the building, who has alb
seconded,
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STONE CHURcH.--The unsOld Pews in the First
Presbyterian (StOne) Church, will be leased for l
year, on Monday, March 9th, at o'clock P. NJ,
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
DEATH.

ST. LoUIs, March l.
Major Gaines, paymaster U s. A., died at
Forth Smith Feb. 18th, from being thrown
from buggy eight weeks previous.
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"a HoLLowAY's Pits AND OINTNENT-The
EhEr'f Lie Poaco de LOOa and his companions sought
yan fox the fubled waters Of uluvenssesnce amid the
oraEge groves AM doWsJ msads Of Florida II lei
Tor Holloway TO dscovsrthe true uhtidO;e coughs colds,
asthma seroiula sure Les ulcers buras soslds &C. ia his
admirable remedies Of pills and Ointment which have been
astonishing the world for upwards Of y years, BY their
m'Fveloua cures In orory type Of aisoase.
" SOla BY all DiugEiss At sc, G and 81 per boa or
pot. mari
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02

BLAcKwOOD.-Hawks & Brother have received
BlackwOOd for February with a full aud interest
ing table Of contents.
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THE PARTY LAST EyRNINs.-The dress party
given last evening at Chass's Hall was fine sf.
fair and enjoyed apparently by all who were pres
ent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02

n For the beat qualities of Segars, Tobacco
ed Snuff, go to K G. Dietz III suDeriOr.st.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

gsee advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver
InVigOrator-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02
= M Yotnrios of Diauipation aud Nc.

n The VOtaries of Dissipation aud Vic
TINS Of peluaon can be brought conviction OF the
Of their ways and saved from world Of mental and bodily
sung BY needing the sdvica contained in that popular
work, HUMAN FRAILTY, Or PHYSIOLOGICAL
RESEARCHES," II Is saund in It's docuinss, plsin but
lnosnsvo its dctrates and, being beaufuy lluEtra-
ted with coorsd ongravngs brings everything home
the eorcoI Ition "thst he who runs may read"
Sold b. DR.. BARROW, lsI Blsseksrstrstt, Y. Prize
Is eeLts Scut free everywhere
CF-Sold also by GAYLORD HAMMOND and VIM.
FISKE. Druggists Cleveland, O. mari
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Mothimp.

A r. REDING, MERCHANT TAI
IAS LOR, No. 50 Prospect street, viii be fognd
hand ready to cat Oh all who may favor him wish their
N. B,-Remsmbsr the place, Bsuders Block. Prospect
Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02

"a BRANDRETH's Puts VS.. sARsAPARILLA-
One Twenty-Five Cent Box Of BiandrSths Pills
cd % contain pure Ssrsapara than dollar bottle
Of Sarsapara All who using sarsa para, let them
try BrandTehs Pills, and take zach night The effect
w be found superior the bottled article box Of the
LIFE ADDITION PILLS warranted equal to two dollar
bottles Of Saapu.a. Try Of these Pills. whose main
active ingredient is alkaoid Of SaSparlla. Take one pill
every hd day who using the SarssDaria orsny
other tonic remedies. Drop all these thirty DAYS and
use these pills 10 the plEce thereof during time The
cost win he y cents AID their wortha thousand doors
Principal oiHoe, 40, 2si Csna st.. New York Sold by
AS Gardiner No 2o Superior street, Cleveland; and BY
J. B, Wheedon Hudson, and all respectable dealers in
medicines fol2idkW
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NoRToN,s OINTmENT.


sALr-RHEUM AND sCRoFULA;
Permanently Scadhead BnEwOrms and all itching
Eraptions Of ibo Skin.
ns Ointment penetraes to the blsis OF the disease
Toss to its very cures il n the flesh beneath
70 the skin the sufaes Sold in large boxes prcs
20 cents
Prepared by GERRTT NoRTCN Proprietor New York
Depot at PENFoLD, PARKER MOWERS No. Is Beck
man street.
sold b. STRONG & ARMSTRONG feb2s
DR. McCLIETOcK's COLD AND CouaH Nix
TURE-AuOng the cold aud cough 'romed.ss' that food
the market, this alone stands on the solid basis of true
medical science. Dr. nIcCntook stands in the FIRE fun
O the profession He stakes his reputation On what he of
fers 10 the sick genuine curative Never has thi
preparation fAlsifed his guaranty. Price Is cents
sold by WM, FIsKE, and by STRONG s ARM
STRONG Cleveland. feb2s
BRYAN'S TAsTELEsS VERBuFUGE.
Prom state Of Maine to Baton Rouge,
Al k9ow BRTAEis VEElIIFUoE;
Iasteless. harmless dsHth % worms
OF ali sizes, kinds, and forms;
Mothers feel indeed, secure
Mth this painless, peerless
Put up in bottles. price 2H dimes.
soldiby WsI. FISElE, and BY STRONG & ARM
SrRoNG Cleveland. fe6.s
Dr.. JAS. MoCL1NrocK's PEcroRAL SYRUP
In seemingly hopeless, veil the earlier stages
chrome lung complaints Nhen the cCughing ineessant
the throat coated wit mucus the chest sunk the lungs
sore and the strength gone, this soothing tranquilzmg
ing death
ARMSTRONG, Clevelani. fehs
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH. ,, 1860.

M The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale at
Hawks, J, s. Matson's and 0lmsted's news depots.
At news depots at Wsddell aud Angler Hotels and
at Quinlan's, us Ontario Street
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by TELEGRAPH,

Reported by the Union TeieEraph,
OFFICE, WARING's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
ST. GLAZE BTREETs.
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Family Cathartic Pills,


Pure Vegetable ErtrGetS, and put ED iR Glass
Cases, Air Tight, GRd OiH keep N any eli-
mate.
The FAMILY CATHARrIC Pill. Is q gentle buf Ac-
tive CathaTtc Hhth the proprietor has used his pra
Ice than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those "
have long used The PILLS aud the satisfaction 8hor
all express In regard to theE use, has induced ustoPs
| then within the reach Of ALI 81
The Profession well hat different Cafhartios
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The ! AAILY CA-s.lr II RTIU Pill L
has with due reference 10 ths well sstablishsd fact
been compounded from s,Vsriety Of The purest Vege-
table 1tracts which act alike ever part 0f the
Elmgntary canal, and are<IGOOQ and SAFE IN all
| cases where Cathartie l. singeded, such De
RANGEhIERTS OF the IS TO MA Il, SLEEPI-
NESS, PAINS IN The (fbA OK AND LON 8,
COSTIV ERESS,. PA AlN@IAND SORENEsS OVEn
TIE WHOLE B ODI, Elhum sudden -ccld, which
frequently If neg leeted z end 10 long Of Fa
var Loss Or Ape I-cfTIcE,n {, f,RicEPTN(3 SF,NI-
SaTION OF COLD OVER THE BODY, REST, ,FSs-
NES HEAD-ACHEs or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
n luhammaorY Diseases, Worms in Children Adgs.
Rheumatism g. eat PuTfr OF the Blood and many dis
which nesl Is heir numerous mention
this advertisement Dose, 70 g..
PRICE so CENTS.
~ The Liver lngg0Tatvr nnd Family Cathartlc Pills
retiied by Druggists generally and sold WhOsaals b.
tbs Trade Ia all the large towns
s. T W SANFORD. MD
Msnufscturer sud PropIistsT,
iy1dGER9 SIS 8FOa6Way. New
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02

AAAAAAet
Tor dyspspaa a0usnee, hsavineis Of the stomach OF
any other Ike tsoton a second 70 none Ia America OF
abroad To BE- a,a 70 stats sonadsnt that the Btera are
certain cnro Tor the eyupepsa and ko discusses a TO she
propro,orS source Of unaoyed pleasure It removes All
morbid matter on the stomach purihns the bood IN
parts renewed vitality the nervous system giving II that
tone and cnorgg indispensable hs restoration Of health
The numerous Acknowledgements Of is superior excellence
and bone st results assured tho propreto thst II
cannot but prove great cure the afflicted and impsrt
vitality throug ghoui tho system
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally
a. BY ostetor smith, soils PrOpHstor IS Water and
s. Front streets. Pittsburgh. marllW
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Wm. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The ONLY harmless and reliable Due knoOa.
The Original and hest In the Worldi
All otners ImitaiOaE and should be avoided
% wish escape udioule.
GRAY, RIcD Oh RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to !
beadtnl and natural Brown Black, without the least
nIury 10 Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
EaTded 70 VIM A. Batehslsr since IsSs and eoOOC
applications have been made TO the Hair Of his peirans
his famous Dyes.
WA A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces a eOlol
net to Be distinguished from nature. and is WARRANTEl
not 70 urs in tho least however long may be continued
and The n effect Of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair invgOr
hted faz NE bythis Splendid Dye
Made, sold applied ln 8 private Foonsl at the Wir
BaciBry, No. 30 Broadway, N "
Sold in all cities toWns Of the United states V Drug
FatG and Fancy Goods Dealess
GE The genuine has the and address upon ste
plEts engraving on four sides Of each Box ef
WI. A. BACHELOR.
n Tl-,.s q
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6rffial Notices.

ny For Gas Fixtures ana Fitting, apply at
Fo6ss. ENswORTH Co. Cor. superior Senses sls
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Last Nights Report.
XXXVIth CONGREss--FIRsT sEssIO


HOUSE.
On motion Of Mr.. Washburue, of Maine,
resolution was adopted instructing the Com
Of Public Lands to enquire into the expediency
Of abolishing portion Of the land offices fol
producing the expenses connected with thai
branch OF business.
Mr. Washbume, Of ILL.,, from the Com on
Commerce, reported bill amendatory OF the
act providing for the safety of passengers on
boats propelled in whole or part BY steam
A brief running debate ensued, in which the
ProPriety Of placing the bill in a position to be
reached, with ayiew to its passage, was gen.
| orally admitted, Wheniits further consideration
was postponed for three weeks.
Senate met at noon, but the attendance was
slim.
Mr.. johnson moved to take up the bill to
extend the benefits Of the Land acts 10 Oregon
and Minnesota.
resolution was adopted authorizing eleven OF
the principal Commissioners TO employ one Clerk
each at four dollars per day.
Mr.. John Cochrane, from the committee oD com.
mercei reported bill for the better protection of
Female Emigrants on the high seas. lie caused to
De read memorial from the New York Emigfant
Commissioners, showing the abuses committed by
captains and others on such passengers.
The Dill had the sanction Of the Senate and two
NOAHAbtees VI tue hOubes Inc Dill was read. 1t
makes the violation Of female or connexion with
her under promise Of marriage, threats or exercise
Of authority or by solicitation Of gifts or other
wise, punishable with fine or imprisonment.
Further proceedings in regard to the bill were
terminated by the expiration Of the morning hour
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the State Of the Union.
The bill to carry into effect the treaties with
the Indians Of Washington and Oregon, ratified
March last, was taken up.
Mr.. Cobb would not vote another dollar for
ratifYing these treaty stpulations until he was
satisfied the South were u have equal rights in
the Territories. No action was taken on the
bill.
The Committee rose with the view of pro.
ceeding to the election of a Printer, it being
the special order.
Several members wished the subject post
POned not knowing that it Was e special OF der
for to-day.
Messrs. Branch, Houston and Kilgore enga
ged IN debate which was becoming personal,
and especially between Messrs Houston and
Kigore, when they were called to order
Mr. Clemens favored postpOnement of the
election, as the vote of to day can and will be
prevented by dilatoTy motions.
Mr.. Branch was willing to compromise with
the understanding that vote be taken at 10
O'Clock tomorrow after a call af the House
Mr.. Florence objected saying that to morrow
would be the first private bill day
1t was finally agreed to postpone the matter
until tomorrow.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Presidents Message.
Mr.. Ashmore made an earnest Southern
Rights speech.
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GiFO 20 W VI FIgIig5IGlIIIHfRoTHllT. IA

asfa-ativs pnt mp hatflss Of thrss sizss Va
Lalge, medium and SMALL the small hOldB i . pint ana
retas for d0Hr per bottles tb4 medium holds sssI
twenty cent more in pr0poO than the small rs i,l
ceot more in proportion and Tstas for three dollars -
bottle.
o. ]. WOOD co, PropHet0rs, No "a Br0aawuE n
York, anil No. Ia Market street, St Louis Nc.
III IL u -ln.-. a-.--.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02

Henry D. Foster, Of Westmoreland, nomina'
T1i fOs G,vernor by HCcTamaIIOn Dy the DOr-~
cratic State Convention.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

FRuIr.-From Massachusetts to Canada line
and from the river to the lake, every fruit tree
that has arrived to q reasonable age, and is SUI.
hoiently aliyc,'i this year hanging full Of fruit
At the recent State Fair the show Of apples and
pears was the best ever made in Vermont and
a friend from Boston remarked that he had
never seen 50 fine show of the same number
of varieties of apples in Massachusetts Ap
pies will be within the reach or means Of every
one, and all lovers of cider can have their eel
lars stocked at moderately low fgnrc.-Brat
Heboro PhGnjr.
Every species Of fruit, along the Valley 0
Lake Champlain, is, this year, in tho riches
profusion, and Of the most perfect quality
Pomona appears to be holding q jubilee il
these regions, and showing to the world wha
she can do in the way Of both quality arc
quantity in the department over which she pre-
sIdes.-Timcs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

The demand for this unrlyely Preparation is beyond
the possibility Of doubt and IT, aaeis becomngas large
as that OF any other article eforo the public Tens
oithousanlS Of persons who sufferers are
daily walking te e!recs Of all tie principle cities Of the
Union, and By their Influence spreading the fame Of Dr.
BRoNsoSa BLOOD FooD thror bout the civilized world
But the trial Of one bottle NOR convincing than all we
could say ina whole ncwspapc column. 1t gives life
health, and beauyto The sick, Gld rGores as if magic
those who were supposed to bc irrecoYcra"y LOST. We
need only say, Ky it,
Wewould also call The atont Of mothers DIR. EAT
oN'5 iMAHrLE CORDIAL Thi is said to be superior to
any article Of the kind non anovn. If your anxious
hearts arc pan2dby wicin The sui2rngs Of your lit
tie ones lose no time in procu ng bottle Its an in
valuable specific for infants ec hing ,aoning their gums
and aiayinG all fever irritation BY all means get the
Cordial, relieve Ae surlnEs your Children, and en-
Joy unbroGen your own rcposc--zdpcriiser q F@mer.
DEoSoHTp.-Tbs sure torc; unner of consump!ion can
b. Instantly roaycd and permanently cured by The use
otDr. J. r. Stofford's Olive Tar and Iron Supher
Powders The Olive Ter oil 20 pain and heals soreness
and inflammation, and the Iron and Sulphur Powders con-
Y9I the waste worn particles Of the Blood into gases
which are elected from body by pores instead Of being
deposited IS PhlsBm. The testimonials OF many prom
inent aud well known persons contained in pamphlet
which viii be seut fre2 by l to any address. See
advertisement in this paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11
For the Session.

We will send the FREEMAN containing the
proceedings of the Legislature and the result of
the Presidential Election from Oct. 49, 1860 to
Jan. l, 1861, as follows
One copy %
copies IL 90
Aud any larger number at the same rate.
We do this to enable those not acquainted
with the FREEMAN to examine its pages and
prove tho truth Of the promises which we have
srom time to time made Of tie superiority of
the FREEMAN over any other State paper. VIII
cur friends aid us little in the matter.
Tue FREEMAN IS NOW the largest paper in the
State, and we suggest to our readers that they
compare its contents with any other paper they
receive and see what conclusion they arrive at
# favorable, show it to your noighJors who
do not take it,
Members Of the Legislature wishing copies of
the FREEMAN, will find them at the Office, in
wrappers ready for mailing, at three cents
each, or two dollars per hundred Those wish
ing large numbers arc requested to order as
early,as Friday morning Of the previous week.
n, B.-Thc FREEMAN is issued every Tuesday
morning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

TIE SPRINGFIELD NATIONAL HoEsG Srow,--
Among the premiums awarded at The recent
National Horse Show at Springfold, Mass, Was
tho following to Ecrmontcrs
Glass No. IS. Gcntemcn's driving horses,
a years old or oyer); the first premium OF
$l6O to Prince, owned by j. NJ. Hubbard Of
Montpelier, Vermont.
Glass No. 8 Mares with foals b. their side,
the second premium of $50 to Pocahontos, own
ed by Il, D. Bush Co., Of Shoreham, Vt.
Glass No. IA. Matched geldings or mares
for IA hands and oyer--tho first premium O.
$50 to l.. P. Dickens Of Brattlcboro, Vt.
Glass No. S. Stations of 4ycars and under
:: honorable mention was made of Miles Stan
dish, owned by L. D. Bush & Co. Of Sh0roham
VT. and Pontiac, owned by j, j. Crandail o
Brattleboro, vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

As no delay is anticipated in the organiza
ton of the House, the Governors Message will
probably be delivered on Friday afternoon or
Saturday morning, and we shall give it to our
readers in our next issue on Tuesday morning
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

NEW BARLM.--Geo. W. Collomor has left al
this Office specimen of very plump heavy and
white barley, raised from Italian Seed by Ira
A. Collamor of Sholburne. 1t is called italian
bald barley, and weighs GO pounds to the bush.
el. Apparently anew and very valuable grain
This is the second crop originated from a par.
eel of seed from the patent Office, and this crop
amounts to one hundred bushels. 1t can b9
had for seed at one dollar per peck Watch
man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

A fire at Bellows Falls on Monday night,
destroyed Il wooden building occupied as boot
and shoe store, dwelings, barbor-shopg, and
also by the town liquor agent, who kept Pc
riodical shop and fancy goods store.
Jason Whoelorof West Charleston, was fined
on the llth, $40 for keeping liquor without Ii
cena2, and $50 for rotating liquor contrary to
law, In delaultof payment howa9 committed
to Jail at irasburSa.
R0oNa TO Tur. We understand from our
jai!cr, Jacob Dewey, I'll tho apartments in tho
jail arc now empty, except those occupied by
! himself, Thc53 rooms are 50 constructed that
those who occupy them will b. perfectly secisre
| from iuconJuricsCr burglars. Tie furniture Is
not elegant but durable, None need apply
unless they have imm9ralizcd their names by
stealing horse OF robling q hon roo5t ,oretealng
somebody's choic fruit --AEiJle,ary Register
/ 4 Boar, weighing ovcr 800 poaaas was trap,
ped In @aags5uIeh on the 9th.
Gov. Morgan Of New Ya1ll1hag appyintad
Thursday, N0Y. 9th, al ThaAksgiying. This
is The first &pp.int1ons of t'ta great festival
! day.
rho Now York Fleming Post Inmates thu
Lincoln will have ITO Votes in The electoral
college, or q majority. 1t also estimates that
his popular IMPURITIES in the free States will
reach an aggregate Of 81 600
Two negroes from Missouri have taken $4,000
worth Of gold from the Pixies Peak mines the
past season. Ono Of chem was a slave two
years aincG, but bought bis freedom. lie ign0w
on his way to his old home III Missouri to DIR
chase his wife, who is held as slave in hide.
pondence.
A horse fell upon little daughter Of Mr.
Libboy of Great Falls n. H., few days ago,
crushing her 50 ieariully that she has since died
Tho n. Y. Erprcss says q fine lady up town
has ordered dress to be worn at the R6nfrcw
ball, which cost three Thousand dollars.
There aFe sixty.f0ur inmates of the Ohio State
Prison at Columbia, under sentence for life, one
of whom has b9on confined twonty-iour wears.
nine others more than ten years, &c. Ofthese,
ten are hoplossly insane, others are on the last
verge Of in:anity, and the tendercy of nearly all
is to monQmania and dispair,
From the Hartford Daily Post, May 9lth. 1850
DIR. LGnrHILI-Among the many tcstim0-
iii' - WIZ IN3oCLolpIl VI ttliD QloLUlHuINlICu
Physician, we have been shown the following.
in the original manuscript which speaks for It.
self, and which We are pleased to publish Mr.
lqrdy, the writer, is well knoNn throughout
the country
BnooN1H April Is, 1860
DR.. LigAlLW i Bro.:--lt gives me pleasure
to inform you of TIE entire and crIaotual cure
you have made in my little daughters eyes,
who, after several months Of total blindness,
and after having tried the skill Of several oni
nent physicians, has been entirely relieved
Through your tleafmmt, without which, it is
probable, ale would never haye rocancd her
sight.
My Dear Srs, it Will BE- source Of satisfac-
tion to ne in recommending to you al suffering
under this great ahlicton and may your
health and life be spared to You many, many
Years, that YOU uilsRuahsisnA tb.A nrUortunity OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

REPORTERS Tho House and Senate should
take new step in cecting each a competent
reporter of its doings that the members be sure
Of getting fall and somewhat interesting re-.
port of what is done.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

BRIGHTON MARKET. Oct. 4.
AT Market 400 beef cattle, 900 stores 1000 sheep an
Lambs, 900 swine.
PR'oE'-'Iee iCate-Extra $780, Arst qualify, s. ,25
Mquality, 1918; Sd $3.50.
Working Oxen-85 to 100
Mich Cows--$ilto &c, common do, $l9 20.
Calyes-$3 90 to 400.
Yearlngg-none
Twoycars 3ld--$l6to q.
Three ycarsod--i4to %.
Sheep and Lamps-$l5O. TO 1905 extra s275 to $50.
Swne-In lots G. ;retail, &c.
IIi3cs-6lpor lb TaIl0w-,73o. Calf skins-l1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11
SOB

FREEMAN READING RooM.-Members and 9TH
ers stopping in town will find files Of the Bos-
ton and New York papers at the FREEMAN Office,
which they are invited to call and examine at
all times, as they have occasion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

We shall endeavor to give as full and inter-
eeting report Of the doings of both House and
Senate and the Third House as our columns
will permit, aud think they will be of more
than usual interest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

SENATORS AND MEMBERS who wish correct re-
ports of their remarks published, are requested
to hanl us a short sketch that we make no mis-.
takcs in publishing
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- % . osr ,

NEW SUBSCRIBERS During the past week we
have added Al new names to our already large
list. Will our friends please show the paperto
their ncighbors and suggest that it costs only
Is cents till thc end OF the volume, Jan, !,
1861.