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From the Raleigh ~. c. Standard. April 20!
The Imp-essment of Quakers BY the
Rebel Authorities
MEMORIAL

hlAotlAi
We insert the following memorial laid he
fore the State Convention by the yearly
meeting of Friends. on the subject of hear
ing arms
At stated Meeting for Suterings. repre-
senting North Carolina yearly meeting OF
Friends. held NJ Deep River, the lIth Of
Fourth month. 1862 tue subject of our pres
ent suiferings, on account OF our conscien
tious scruples against bearing arms. claiming
the deliberate consideration OF the meeting,
and believing il right 10 embrace our priv
ilege to petition those in authority. We there
fore adopt the following
To The Contention Of North Carolina. "a
Contention Assembled:-Y our petitioners re
spectfully show that il is one of our iunda-
mental religious principles 10 bear faithful
testimony against all wars and iightlngs. and
! that in consequence We cannot all IN carry
ing on any carnal war.
This is no new principle OF our society,
but one which was adopted At is rise, As
the doctrine taught 10y our Saviour, and fol
| low ell by his disciples for more than two
hundred wears, and has ever been and j.
now held as one of our fundamental and vi
tai principles, and one that We cannot yield
or compromise in any degree whatever.
We would further show that the whole
number of our members in the Confederate
States i less than ten thousand. while in the
United States tho number probably exceeds
two hundred thousand, who bear the same
testimony against all wars and fighting: and
that in every nation and cline where our
society exists, il is at this day. as hereto
fore, maintaining this precious principle oil
peace. and that We everywhere in this respect
speak the same language and mind the same
thing
We may further show that, according t.
the best information We can obtain, until the
present time, Friend OF North Carolina hav,
not been called on to aid in the battle iielC
or military camp; but now our peaceful prin
cples are i'm measure disregarded, aHs
mann Of our members are drafted 10 take par
"a The conflicting armies, trhiIe ire HHdersfanI
that our bretherH IN he United States ar
not.
We have enlisted under the banner of IN,
Captain of our souls salvation, Jesus Christ
the Prince of Peace; therefore, in obedienc,
to His express command. We cannot fight. o
all directly or indirectly in any carna wars
But your petitioners would represent 90 yo'
that We believe IL 10 be our moral and re
lgious duty 10 submit TO tho Government IN
der which NO live. and 10 the lave and pow
ers that be. or suffer patiently their penal
ties
We love our homes and our country much
bat at the same time VIC love our religion
principles moro. therefore your petitioner
would most respectfully ask that YOU gran
u- The enjoyment Of this important religion
principle
We own no god but the God of low,
truth. peace. mercy and Judgment. who's
blessings We invoke. and whose wisdom "
implorc % be with you IN your isglsiafir
deliberations
Signed on behalf aud by direction IT n
Ing NArHAS /. SrrNorE. CLERK
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TEE Journal IA very bitter against 40
o1.oais,s." and denouncss them regularly
ovegy cay We tk.ak the definition given
below VII sQit The editor oi tho Journal
bster lh-a anything Is Ia yel seen. sspo-
c4.ly a. Il come lson = sscsssionist and
Consequently - ens.t.ed - h:s high consider
alton Il Is iron the editor o. lie So1.sern
Lzg.ry ". sssagsr. monthly magazine
p4o..aec l. k.elao.d. W. We have 70
couos bgI what ths Gea-itioo VII sst TIC
Jo4rEsl u every respect.
~ Aoollaoaist says the editor rs ANY
r-4G wao does NOT love slavery Tor IL
owl SAKE a q d.rsas Institutions; who does
not ioorstlp gass corner atone Of eirI liberty
who does not adore u gs Ia only possible 50
cal conditions on which permanent republi
can Government eau De erected. and ~bC
does not. IN h,s iRm0a soal. desire 20 see ]
EXTENDED AND PERPETUATEL
OVER TIE WHOLE EARTH. AS A
MEANS Or HUMAN REFORMATION
sEcONDIS DIGNITY. IMPORTANCE
AND SACREDSESS ALONE TO TIL
CHRISTIAN RELIGION. He WIZ
DOES NOT LOVE AFRICAN SLAYER
WITH THIS LOVE. Is AN ABOLITION
IsT
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~ A member Of Congress. would nsy
ef vote one man or one dollar TO resist the
south
We tAko tie above from the Express,
y hich : quoted By that rotton sheet "A the
language OF ID. ". voorhees,. Now we de
~ that be ever uttered Il ard call upon the
editor 10 name the time and place. when
aud where no ssed Il. Come GU; or ack
nowledge that you have wilfally misquoted
VOORHEES, A. there Is no sense in the Ian
.sage attributed o Voorhees, il 4 very rea-
sluable % presume that il emanated from the
editor himself OF course he coined it,
Journal.
We ask our readers 10 notice. particularly
the above from the Journal. and notice also
what fellows "Of course wc coined IL. -
Well let Us see. On Wednesday. the 10th Of
April. A. D. Is6l. ID. w. Voorhees, made
speech At Crcencastle. On tho next day
the Journal contained al article on the
speech from which We quote tho following as
j. appeared ia that paper Of the Ilih Of
April, I-6l:
For myself. said Mr. Voorhees,. II am
tor The CrUenden Compromise. or the Bor-
der State deposition. or any other fair and
honorable adjustment which will give peace
- tie % intry; Dat say 70 you. my con
sinents. that As your representative, 4 ,riii
.erer rote one dollar. one wan. or one gun 70
~ Adminisis ton o. Abraham Liaeoia %
msks rar nSsa fas South.
Now friend Cookery. Il IL very reasoHa.
81 70 Prssuar that u cwsrs'ed froas as -
DID 90 CON" IL. - the Journal called on
Ne 10 name the Tina and place. soAeR and
'rAers Ae usod Il, va have responded 20 q.
call We have named the nne; We have
named lhe place; We have stated rhsA and
s-Asrs he used H. We have proved il by the
Journals own editorial. and have i,alicisod
ne very words that IL i,alicised. Ii Is "r>r,
REASONABLE 70 presume pew that the Editor
of,ho Journal vii say iha, when he wro,,
the editorial Of the 18th OF April 1851 hs
"a. al "sbolifiosisf Aad consequently wouls
not tell The truth. Oae thing = certain how
ever. be either made false statement in th'
editorial OF tho ilsh OF April 1861. or b
mace lAlso statement IN pa editorial 0
yssserdsy OF eoaso ths Journal will II
plala bow q came - e. he lie
TIE editor Of tie Journal = probably 20
a~@rs sa.i 30 ave ne t.ss 81 hs psqer 70
ls..S ne plst We. 30 aaks. state
n.as. he I'D better exsm'4s b.. { - bsloss
Asa4 - go saesass 80 eoss-os % not :
lie ca have - -. vat p.l.ey 30 -tvoc.
sel 80 yea 40 - -. ae doc -
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L. another column will DC found the run
aing debate bstween Hon. d W yooRH.rs.
Aad Nsssrs. Kelly. Of Pennsylvania, and
Morrill,. Of Vermont. Our representatives,
fron this District. Was badly used W. Mr.
vooEarEs became highly excited under the
unmerciful castiga,ion be received. and made
a fool Of himself. bis speech was made for
siectioneering purposes. and its statements
show 10 regard for truth When Is mis-
representations were corrected. aud his
sympathy for treason exposed. be affected to
become beliigerent. but did not succeed in
doing any person damage but himself. In
every act, aDd in every speech Nj NOoR-
Hrrs shows bis love for treason aud It's con.
comitant crimes We should not be surpri.
sed 70 hear. al any time. Of bis having gone
over 70 join BErcKrsnIpoE. his ally aud
friend
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wssassrss. rsbruaryl5. issa.

paas L,pr.-
Iwou.i fam avoid the task
which fate ass xns to one who was the friend
OF one mos; dear TO you. Tire days sgo.
We had battle. 1. too sick 10 Hghi,
stxd back Arthur. your lover and my friend.
Gsve m a ring. miniature and letter.
And bsde me. Il he fell send them to you.
Nay Heaven nerve your sorrow stricken heart
And strengthen you 70 hear my tale Of woe
lie fcll--your Arthur feIl-upon that aed
A. Bioonery-pierced through tho breast ard head
By ball. which righteous Heaven surely meant
sAoald pierre the heart. Of thoss Aeeurse1 aends
Who dragged him Their and most deserved 10 die.
NY comrades .ay that With his latest breath
He whispered "I9A." yoar sec name, and dled.
Those comrades bore Ms corpse 70 where the pine
Would hid Il uli n oould be laid 70 res,
LADr. forgive this rough aud uncoush iaie
For while writs. tear. drop snd blot my psss
ia whisper consolation 10 dared.
Bot fear my blaat. unpublished soldiers words
Would oaiy asyrsvaie yoar spiriu woe.
Write, AMI command all TIA, my heart o. hand.
c.a DO Cor hlnl who % loved 20 both.
who's death has widowed your heart and male
| ror -e ffisndi.s desert ofthis camp.
10. Lady, tnere - ono eeAf Hop' "N'~e 49,
nssrms even Death. Amid that sngel.illcns
| whose xiorioa. notes of happiness re-ouni
rhrsugh all the no~sry groves u Paradise.
| We who are bound Ia Loves sweet bonds Oh earth
shall meet again and, Ter each bitter grief.
Bl.,scs TOO sweet Coz mortal tongue O. name.
shall BE bestowed "a fsoua Loves great -,
- I've. dear LAZY. that when earth life snd'
i And Deaih o eternal sleep seals ~ or eye.
wsmsy Awsks in glorious 70 alns q bliss.
Al meet ss.ia those dear immortal frierds
| wAo.- loteno more Desth'. poser can rsnt avs.
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wls.nr.rl.- V. N.,alsea

Va EDlgoAs-Vhie os duty as pssrol
s4.st. a. - haze o. a platter YeAr ~
o.ss. 80 ss4ssssa- VII 80 .adies IA -.
stsias ro0lG. I'D aappsaed % mensiSu IN IA
c.a.ns 81 &c battle Al B.oons-y. vAsn ous
Of sas souag l.diss bsg.a - wsep snd e,
ne ssom A.ksl ne resa2ia.ns oss tie
cause Il sss tsieaa's gs.ei. and wss tod ne
following episode Of la.s cursed war The
veepsaS LADY, name wAs IN. MAsTIS. aud
her los.r. AEfsrs Ktus. "a uken from
Ter koae-alno-, from her very arns-hy
a rar,y Of Ssszari'' RIBS cssalry. al Va
.sas to on Coi Rslwin's brigade At RiOon-
cry Tas tight before tie hattie At ths,
place Khne va sa7seriag = letter frpm ~
setrealesi. isnt. hefots g 6as-hss. the
alarm va gisea thag ca sfmy sks "a he
Gap. lie gave SCI esua~..ie sA~ sa1ai-a
81 letter. dagneueosyPe rng an b.
..ycket book coutAiains ~ isssis p.itance -
money, al babe him seua alto Mss Nsf
.sn. -l.oaid be fall he weut oat as.l va'
kusi Aner he rebels hi re're sir'i 70
w.nehcsssr. shs l-shfal eanr,ae sent -
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The House resumed the consideration OF
tie ConGscatoa oll.
NJ voosarss. lopp, Of Ind. reviewed
the financial policy wh.eh hss governed Tho
On ris.rafion s'nco Il came into power.
chsEao.ss.ras = - uasouGd. uawse aud
rginous TIE canissis Who have ocen
plum eng no Ifssafy have &c; been
brought u iastlcs r r. "a \ ,nssty psrvsdo1
TIE d.psrtme - History wi on ih.s cub
l.os cause every lover Of ~ c0uD,ry 70 bow
h.s hesd. -hsis ~ cheek barns Win shame.
because 81 tie exirAsagsacc aoa sha Mote.
ness ofexpolditnrss- b. mssns Of msmsn.
.ssnslt an irsad he paolic dsos year
heace 81 De ne slxth for the entire weslih
q tAs cour,ry. Nov the proportion 70
eeerv voscs - TO hundred colisrs. tve.ve
months tram iais tine u oil be foer hun
dret Where was The evidence thaf asv
osher people bad been 80 turdenet within
., short tine lie night be N z'ih ns
familiar esy that these vast er r~nditures are
nscssssry % carry o. TO- vsr. TO this he
iotsrposed "a ssplicii DENIAL. come from
whatever quarter q might Tie Ncxicau
var. though carried OF i q stsnt courtry
COS, Cor everv nsn lcss than ere fourth
sh., vss nor expended. bus fraud ssd
crime BAD swollen he eoormons borden o.
patriotic and honsst people. Tbs be stood
reaAv % prove. lie alhsded @ he results
Of the investigating committee % support be
argument IL ocnclusion. he expressed the
hop-e srd gredicted tAaf The people ~oald
re n their might snd seni hither rerresen
tkiives sho I'll be governed BY the teach
.ors 81 10 Bible nd the constitution. AMI
hat - lriou I'll bc re established on the
I p<sac.ples q jasiice and Chrisiianiss. In n
coarse 81 his remarks Mr.. oorhees in
eshst bitterly against The corrupiious q
I the a.lssin,strstson. All a. coanseoNnce al
tisc-e ubo hsa ben cenzured ~ concrce-
aIsi conlismhei BY The aholo country. Coz
ske.f shsnefni peca,stions md irsals apr
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I.rr them announce that the pledges Of the
Government. 80 freely given ia the early
art Of this struggle, viii not be broken al
she mad hehcsts of Abolitionisrn. Bur mar
rtr CONDITION OF EyELT nrxAS BKISe ~
mn SorIn SHALL EENAIN yScHAN0Lp.
WHITTIER TifE KEvoLCTIoS SHALL sr1cxEp ..
ysrL-D. ". VOORHEES,.
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Ale AND PORTER.

4, WEISS = co. are prepared 10
VI. fssid.h D, ne barrel - eofilei 81 family
sni NsdIesi pufp1ses
ALB. PORTER. CIDER. LAGER HEFr
Sch Ale,
I1uAs1 rarfsr.
FtIesseiptls Porter.
nsyos Ale,
natlstn AZ,
Ni~auks Lager r~-r
Cincinnau fareF Per-.
ft'fsgo iarf hftf.
r-fii-a C1asr. a.. &c
q. wFIsS A ca.
Deklffs IL 0rocefies suf rr5sisicns
~ - Ma Street ttfsssa IhlItt Foarth Street,
s..Fzsfsn TERRs HAurg. fSD.
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GENERAL HAhyIY Is living very Que, aud
retired here, having recently bought hne
house IN the addition. aud comes into the
city occasionally. attracting good deal OF at
tentior BY bis tne soliicrly bearing, yet de-
void % al military trarpngs. his dress being
pain suit Of black ST Louis or Pal
Prtss.
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NIIIoS or EDpcArIos - complete and
generous education IS that which 1ss man
70 perform iuslly. skillfuliv snl magnaui.
rnousiy. all tho Offices both public fri rfi-
waite, Of peace al wtl
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q FrRROW,S No,

90 To 4. Z. BURROWS, No.
" 50, Main Street Ycn viii Cd his house fail
Of sresh Cots q e-rTy thing tnst can be pat IN
ecu.s = The Kind and scid for very email rrc1t for
cssh. As IL ssots are bcusht sof cs.h, and ~ NJ
Ell tie quality and price viii compare fsv5rabie
uifh sny house In tn city.
Frerything sold ~iii - dslivss ary part q tie
city ffce q charge.
Can a We IS nsin Street Tcfrs Hauss, Indiana
q. FuHRow's
Narrhfefr
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OvE dispatches this morning are Of more
than ordinary interest. Our arms have met
With some rererses in Virginia. bat ne arc
;ucl!ned 20 believe tha. the advantage VII
r--ult 20 g yc'.
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mementoes. and letter to the lady. telling
her Of her lovers death. Both these letters
were shown 10 me. and l have. perhaps,
spoiled them by changing % blank verse
What was already poetry. Bat Of that Tie
reader shall he Judge
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s 8 s 8 8 3

ONE person writes, her daughter was
cured If cts Of nine years standing aud
~. Vitus dance Of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh hsd almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
able
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever sore
which had existed fourteen year,.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism II eight
years
Gases innumerable of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could Re- mentioned IN
which the Purifier and Pie
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NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers
fhsve D~ellings ard store Rooms iirnesr ~
t0-rn- excellent ptar~- % s-u Fooes. Which viii
rsde Sc properly IN o. near Terre Hsute, and psy =
difference IN etsh Apply 20
HARBxRT,
tec1edAwen Real kstsr Agent
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N z pIcAI.

ELMboLDS GENUINE PRFpA
IL TON.
''HfGHIT CONCENIRATFD-s
COMPOUND fIJiu TNTPtf.r t,..,,,.
A Positive and Specific Relaedy VI
for D.--s~es II the BIA BDER kiBNFN< .R.xkt
and DliCPSlcAL SWEIiINGS
This Medicine Increases the dover II n. ...sl,
aud excltes the A tSOKHfNTS into healthy -
- which the NATERl OR CAlcAkOIS d.,,..-s.
uoas. and ali UNNATURAL ENLARGEHTNTS -.
reduced. a. vel a. PAIN AND lNFLANNAr lox
and j. coed Tor
MN. WOMEN. OR CHILDREN
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Dr. j. a. MERRILL
OF NEW YORK.
ply sIcIAS Tor THr TREATMENT OF
Nervous aud Chronic Diseases
~ Ms Sfw SYSTEM 90
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY {,

Would respectfully announce that he will
close his practice ia Terre Haate early in
June Those who may desire 10 consult h i'm
should make immediate application
DIR Merrill Improved Electro Magnetic
Machines may be obtained at his rooms AZ
the liuntiu House
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and YOU should Try thsm before going TOT
sphysician. e,
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent and read the certificates, and II YOU
have ever doubted you viii
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WovN \,Ns ~ C\NvvVN.
We H\OOA pMs
MOOD 0VA N,wev plN,
which, in conjunction with the
MOOD P>,v,S,sv,

Try these medicines and You will never
regret II.
Ask your noighbors, who have used
them, and they Will say they are
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-15
l-)tr0.

In MiddIesex June 23i after a long and distressing
illness, Mr. VIM. x. Holden: aged IS.
In MOrrsown. July 4th, Air. William Small, aged II
years and 10 months
In aIais Vt. March 5th. Mr.. John Haskell aged So
years. Printers in Iowa and Indiana please copy.
In West Woodbury., June 29l, Walter NJ, aged 10
years July LIST, Mary A., aged II years and months
July ID Cassius. E, aged years children Of David
Lydia Powers, who died of that {. Pestlence which
walketh in Darkness called T." Diptheria''
Died in Rochester, April 23d, OF lung disease, Lille
Dell, daughter of Eben 81. and Susan Lattmer aged
months
Sleep. little Lille, sleep,
Till Christ shall bid the rise
Then with thy angelic voice
Sing with the angels in the skies
Our little Lilies sleeping
In sweet and gentle rest.
Her Ii tie hands are folded
Upon her quiet breast.
She has gone tn seek her sisters,
In that bssful home above;
Where sin and sorrow more,
But all is peace and love.
In Montpelier, Juys Of consumption, David Wing,
aged ~ years.
years.
She died in the Lord
In Barton, June lth, Mrs. Eliza J. Remington, aged
80 years.
Massachusetts, papers please notice.
In Georgetown, D. e.. in the Hospital, Feb. l5h OF
the heart disease, Norman Lunn, agedf25 years
Brother Lunu was good soldier OF the Lord and died
in the faith.
In P.acham, June 23d OF diptheyia Eta Jane, daugh
ter Of Rev. and E C. LeBarron, aged2 years, months
and ii days.
Transplaned in the bud of being from a wicked world
he realms Of bliss
In Derby May % at the residence Of her son in law
Samuel D. Mckenzie, Mrs liz ,beth A., wife of John l.
Croft aged 80 years.
In the Hospital Washa ston, May 10Th Acute Dss
enery, David p youngest Of eamuel 6. and Sally
Bent of Marshtield aged 20 years and months
AlSprng hed, Vt, May 80 1862, Lewis lockwood, aged
63 years.
In Springfield V, May ,, Mrs. Elizabeth Howe, aged
81 years.
In Peacha m June 2eth, of dpheria Julia L. .daugh-
ter of Ira ". and Lorinda in,rs, aged II years,
months and 2G days.
In Rochester March It'll OF Consumption, Joseph Aus
tin, aged SD years.
In Browningten April Goth, Daniel Need aged 81
years.
In Rochester, June 23 OF consumption Lysander W.
Foster aged A..
In Stockbridge OF Cankeri ash Ida May youngest child
Of Jonas and Louisa rice, aged years.
In Liberty Hall Hospital snear Richmond Virginia
June 9TH H rrison Clark, youngest son Of Horace
and Sophia Clark of Cabot in the 2ls year Of his age.
Precious one, give thee up
Int :he dear Redeemer's hand
Sure twas fit thou skoudst depart
At His just command.
Our home seems sad md lonely
As miss thee everywhere
And vast thou not in glory
We'd sink in fell despair.
Blu. thou art now 30 h Apply,
Before Gods throne to stand
With crown upon thy forehead,
And harp within thy hand.
Oh we will try to meet thee
When the tolls Of life past
From shall then be free,
And evermore be blest. |. LEBANON
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-15
IMPORTANT TO FEM LES
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

The combination of ingredients in these Pill. are the
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild
their operation, and cartain correcting all
ties Painful Menstruatons removing all distractions
whether from cold otherwise headache, pain in the
side paptati Of the heart whites all nervous aec-
Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c
disturbed Sleep which arise from interruption nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the CONNIE OF in the reatmen mt Of
those irregularities and distractions which have con-
signed 81 many to premature grave. No female can
enjoy good hea It'll unless she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins
one.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most cnectual remedy known for all com
plants peculiar Females. TO all classes they in
valuable, inducing, with cert my, periodical regularity
They known thousands, who have them diff
feren periods throughout the country having the
ton Of some Of the most en- nent Physicians in
Explicit directions, stating when they should be
used, with each boN-the price one dollar per box
tanning from fifty 10 sixty pills.
pills by mail, promptly, by RENTING the Pro-
pretor. sold by ). l.. Redf,ld, Montpelier, VT, and
by Druggists generally.
F.PmRCE, Montpelier, Agent.
r. Is, HUTCHINS, Proprietor
may5ny 20 Cedar st., N.w York
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MONTPELIER MARKET, July "a.

PRovsloSs.-Butter, Il to Is. Cheese, to s; Lard
II. Taow, 10. Dried Apple, toS. Eggs, 10 cents.
Potatoes 20 IS. Beans, 2OO. Maple Sugar to
10. Peas Sl25 to l,50.
Onons-slO0 90. Apples-$3 80 20 ) % per bb
FLoCA- Supertne S. 90 Extra, $3.50 Extra Family 90
Double Extra 600 to $50 Superior, 1850.
GRAIN HAY--Corn 20. 0ats 40 to 30. Herdsgrsss
Seed ~ 00to $50 per bushe Clover ~ " per pound
Hay, 1910 IS, per ton. Rye, 65 to 70.
MsCEiLASEous--Dry and green hard wood, 225 to $50
Shingles, 81 90 80 Wool common 40 to IS. Bark
$50 per cord Nails $50.
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FARM FOR SALE.

the North part Of alden about two miles from East
l Hardwick and the stage road leading from Hard
wick Danvllle, about so Of land is well fenced
with cedar rails and wall is about equally divided into
moving pasturage, tillage wood land and small sugar
place. The road is shaded by about 300 beautiful maple
trees OF y rs' growth. Buildings, including two
large barns in excellent condo, and very convenient
Excellent soft at the house and barn said farm
has had the entire income Of another farm for the last
twelve years, and is in high state Of cultivation, and
can nearly all be moved with machine.
Also another farm for sale Ct about 80 acresO clear
edhss large sugar orchard Of about 1900 trees good
house with fixtures for tapping 1900 trees 40 rods
OF sawed troughs to conduct the to the house Also
years stock fdry wood These places will be sold to-
gether or separately desired. Direct all communica
tons to S. 7. ELLIS, East Hardwick, VT
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