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DIR. MARsHALL'S HEADACHE
AND
c arrh Snu II

rENIIIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself to
Il be the best article ever known for curing the
-atarrh, Cold in the Head, and the Headache IL
has been found client remedy in many cases
Of Sore Eyes. Doainess has been removed by it,
and Hearing has been greatly improved by It's
use. Ii purges out all obstiuctions, strengthens
the glands and gives healthy action to the parts
affected. 1t is recommended by many Of the beet
physicians, and Is used with great satisfaction ev
rywhere.
March Z, dawly.
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LADIES, SNOW BOOTS,

MADE OF FELT with Rubber Bottoms, good
vi warm article; and only one dollar ana
twenty five cents pair, just received at
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EACIS FOX THE UlLLlON.
Arr you AWARE
That good No. Wheeler Wilson Sewing
Machine, with hemmer, can be bought FOR f--fy-
res dollars, a. No. College Street
ARE YOU AWARE
That an improved, ornamental bronze Wheeler 4
Wilson sewing machine, with magnifyiug glass
cloth presser new style hemm and all the latest
improvements, can be bought for INV frs dollars
at the Agency, No. .. College street
ARE YOU AWARE
Tia: superb silver plated No. /, Wheeler L
Wilson Machine can now be bought for srfr- fre
dollars. or = Jaalf case at seveafy dollars at II,
Sewing Maenine Parlor, No. 6, College Street
Are you aware
That magnificent silver plated Wheeler 4
Wilson Machine, in full case Of polished maho
eany, as handsome as a ine piano, and a thousand
times more useful, can be usht for only uiu,fy
liars, AZ No. G, College Street
ARE YOUAW4RE
Iha, the Cheap Maehiues'' are played out.
their sale tor the most part eudei, and the gar
rotts and auction Fho-s flled with such as have
not eutiTcly ratified to pieces
ARE YOU AWARE
That the Howe .'Lock-sti,ch machines now
take the Universal Lead, and that tho Wheeler 4
ilson are the ockro tlcdgei super.ors Of all the
other Lock-stitc machines3
ARE VOC AWARE
What an acceptable present Wheeler Wilson
Machine is 90 any lady who has not got 5ue2
ARE YOU AWARE
Tha, ;lc responsible guaranty Of tho agents.
GEO. W e.. e.. BESEDicr is given with each
Machine, and that their pricls are as i,r rs At
the factory, and DO charge for Ere. Do or expires
sage
The above are all Facts
Make note them.
MARGARET HOWTII, stony Of to-
va day. Just recsvedby
C. o. FRENCH CO.
Corner q Church and College Streets.
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4 SAFE AND SURE REMEDY FOR
Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma,
Whooping-Oough, Sore Throat,
II nohitis, Hoarseness, 1nflu-
eDza. Fever and Aguo.

enza, Fever and Aguo.
Il is warranted to relieve Group in five minutes.
To break up p common cold in a single night.
To relieve Ito Asthma at once.
To cure all coughs and diseases OF the lungs,
previous to liberation.
Tho matches success and unprecedented popu
larity which this remedy las attained in one short
year. would seem TO be sufficient guaranty of its
excelency. II any one doubts it let such give it
one trial.
Read the following from Hon. Levi Under
wood, Lieut.. Governor OF Vermont.
Messrs. Z. B. Msgoon & Co. have used your
Weeks Magic Conn ound, for severe colds and
sore throat and 1t has proved efficient remedy.
1t is a valuable accession to the list Of remedies
for colds, coughs, &c
I am, &c, Yours,
LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, Oct. sth, Is 0.
From Hoa 7 mothy J. Rodfeld
By using your Weeks Magic Compounds short
time, I was entirely cured Of one Of the severest
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that
ever experienced. know Of 10 remedy equal to
it for coughs and lung complaints generally.
TIMOTHY p. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, Oct. 18Th, 1860.
IFrom Rev. L. D. Smith, b. D., Principal Of
New Hampton Institution.
Tho Magic Compound which you furnished me
last Spring, when l was suffering most severely
from the eiflcls OF loag continued cold upon my
lungs, acted like & charm. The first night after
taking 1t, sbsi less ard lept better than for
weeks before, aui the use Of 1t finally removed
the difficulty entirely. l shcul use il again 10
preferences to any medicine I have tried when
similarly seiictei.
l0ucs truly,
E.. I. SMITH.
Fllrssx, W, Apsi, 70. lss:. Ts5S
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COAL STOVE FOR SALE.

n Albanian stove, No. IS, suitable for
\ heating store or hall, which has oeen IN
use six weeks Is in perfect order, and sold for no
fault, may be had bargain. Inquire at this
! Office or Of NJ A. b' Ahir'
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EENT-S mn

CENTS DRESS BOOTS,
MADE Of French Patent Leather. Also Congros
Boots and Shoes, made Of French Calf and Patent
Leather, for sale al reduced prices al
IROTTYS
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PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.

T. II
By order Of Secretary of State, all passengers
leaving the United States are required TO provide
themselves with passports before they will be
allowed on board the steamer. Passengers will
not be subjected to any trouble or lay in pro-
caring them, if they call for instructions at the
Couplnys Office, Is Broadway, y. Y.
STEAM WEEKLY BE-
.-1lSESA TWEEN NEW YORK AND
Eg-EsZAN LlvEk POOL landing and
Fssfzs 49, embarking passengers at
QUEENSTOWN, Ureland.) The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphis Siesmsh Company ln'eno
iespatching their tull-pON tre Clyde-built steam
ships follows ,,-,o,,
CITY of Washingtoa-Saturday, March 22i.
Gasgow-Saturday, March %.
CITY Of Blltimore-Saturday, Apri 9TH.
a1i every Saturday, at Noon, from Pier ~ NORM
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FTIsT CABIN. $500 STEERAGE, $4,000
do 70 London. $50, 90 do TO London, SS5 ,O0
Steerace Return Tickets, good for months, 500 oO
Passengers forwarded TO Paris, Havre, Ham
hur-. Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, DC, 81 re
duced through fares
-zy-Persons wishing to bring out their frienda
can buy tickets here at the following rates. to NeW
YORK. Prom Liverpool or Que nstown tirs'
Ca5ir, SIS, SIS and sos. Sieersge from Liver
rool : iO.O 90. From Queenstown 5000.
3 These steamers have supeI or accommodation
fer passengers, and carry expt fenced eurseonA-
The. are built in " ster-tight ron Sections, and
have Patent Fire Al nihiiAtors IN board.
Fsr further Information apply at the Company :
OG-,s.
rt.F BLAKE, Agent burlington.
March 1. o@N4s
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Books! B9OkS!!

SEARRY LEE. OF Hope for the P9ar-luu
tTatei
Tie boy Investor.
Eaa.au, the Hermit
Mineral Riches of the Earth
At HUNTISGToS's
February Il, 1862.
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MRS. S. S. BROWN.
New York Bonnet Store,

MOST respectfully informs her numerous cue
WI toners that she has on hand ohoSe assort-
ment Of
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LADIES, BALMORAL BOOTS,
rTHICK AND THIN soLEs, just received,
4 and for sale low. ,..,,,.,,
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MEMS CALF BRoGANS for 81 90
US at JEWETT'S.
NyEN's KIP BROGANS for 81 90
M at JEWETT'S.
vsEys GOAT BROGANs tor 81 90
"a At JEWETTS
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INFORMS


NEW DlstOVEEl'
I sE'HE Ascar.des " F.l So ---. '--
vhici has ever ozZel o.. -
[ eminent physiciars alj university
them as tcycnd the reach o.. u5'i1
expelled from the human system u
DR.. T.. G. GouId's PIu Wcrui ''i'
4 Cure Warr1ufsd IN srrj ....
Relief afforded an ,-rsv.}- '5F
This Syrup Is purely vegetable l--.
and harmless with the your- c-
SYNProys.-Inteuse ir-hils --,.--
in the lower part of The re-,ul ---a
cftsn mistaken Toy TIE piIes' --'-'.
tion in tho epigasiric region c- l1'-- .-.
bowels, restlessuess, waketu4l--7'
sore inning in the sleep, lilt1-'
quenuy spasn- or ITS
CAUrIoS.-The genuine Es- no
G. Goulis Pin Worm Syrup. blow
tie, his portrait and a fac iui'' GO
in the wrapper
HEKVEY & MOORE. L
Address GEO. c. GOODN ~ B D
snII2 Marshall e., Boston.
General Agents Tor Ne, t-
Sold in Burlington ~ 4. g.. cf-A''
ROBY q co,
MAGAZINES FOX MAR "
ODEY'S Magazine o. A1'--
~ LESLIE'S
RALLOU'S
Reed sal G.; .r,c ..-r.
Feb. Is, IsG3.
MAGAZINES FOT MARCEL
HAMPERS Magazine g., Ml'5-
4 Jeslie's
Gcdsy's Ladies Book 90
Atlantic Month
Red AMI f,- Sd ...--,.. -''
Burlington. Feb. 20.
LADIES RUBBER Boo'
UUST received a. rCg---
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The above are all Facts
Make note Of them.

NEARGAR HOWTE, % story Of to-
va day. Just recsivcdby
C. o. FRENCH & co.
Corner q Church and College Streets.
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GREAT INDIAN REMEBi
FOR FEMALES.
DE-. UAF.,sJN IsDIAS tNAESACCGUE.

Tbi. celebrated Fem lie Meiicins
possessing virtues unknown Of any
thin, else Of the kind, and proving
efectual after all others have failed,
is prepared from an indian plant
used bv the natives for the same
purpose from time immemorial and
now Tor the frst time offered 20 the
public. Il is designed for both
married All single ladies and is tie
very best thing known for the pur
pose. as 70 VII bring on the month
Nv sickness in cases Of obstruction
from any cause, and after all other
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LITHOGl'APHIC

,rHE SUBSCRIBERS having made arrange
meuts With one Of the best Lithographs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-04

That lie responsible guaranty Of tho agents.
GEO. W. q. q. BENEDICT, Is given with each
Machine, and that their prices are as ioir as At
the factory, and DO charge for Ere. Dc or expires
sagel
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23

I O'CLOCK A. M
TO THE FREEMAN

LOUISVILLE, Sept. %. Gen. Bragg's forces
have escaped from those of Gen. Buell. and are
several hours ahead marching rapidly upon
Louisville. Maj. Gen. Nelson is making ar
rangements 10 defend the city to the last. He
has just issued the following
THE women and children of this city will
prepare to leave without delay. Jefferson Fer
ry is to be used exclusively for military purpo-
SEES. Persons on foot may proceed as usual. :"
The city is in blaze of excitement, in conse-
quence of the approach of the rebel forces
Most OF the stores are closed. Citizens appre-
bend that an attack will be made in 4S hours
Gen. Robinson has issued reclamation call
ing on the citizens to take up arms under Gen.
Nelson for the defence of the city. Gen. Mel
son has issued a patriotic and stirring address
to his soldiers, enjoning it upon them to give
bloody welcome to the rebel hordes now in
vading Kentucky.
The reports of the burning of New Castle
were in circulation, and even the surrender Of
Morris is now discredited in military circles.
The main body of Bragg's army was reported
to be at Hodgeville, Larre County, this morn
ing, en- route for Bardstown. 1t is supposed
they reached Bardstown this evening.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23
Employment Of Woman.

After Boston has raised her quota of the
reinforcements called for by the President. she
will have sent some seven or eight thousand
persons to the war-a pretty serious draft on
the male population. One-third part at least
of these men will have left respectable call.
Dgs, which might quite as well be pur:ued by
women-book- keepers, clerks, accountants,
artists, salesman, and attendants in establish
ments of every kind where the la Dor is not too
severe for females. The course of instruc-
ton IL our girls schools prepares the pupils
Tor the intelligent performance of the duties
Of these lersuits. In this way one Of the
great defects Of modern society is remedied-
mean a want OF diversified employment is en-
larged, talent now lying dormant called into
existence, and occupation more healthtu and
remunerative than needle work provided for
thousands. Nor vii the benefit be confined
TO them Hundreds OF our patriotic and high
spirited young men will be too happy to ex-
change the confinement of the shop and the
:ounting-room for the field. They will gladly
toto share the tolls, the peris, and the glory
Of their brethren who have already enlisted in
the service Of our beloved country and when
ihey return from the war, they will find that
the scars of the honorable wounds they have
received in the cause of the Union will but
WIN them warmer welcome from those who
nave been temporarily occupying their places,
and WHO are as much devoted to union as
themselves, and will cheeriuIly, doubt not,
enter into partnerships TO carry on the
business together Edacard Eve1cu.
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1.blCl).

In Rochester, Angus 18th, of Cholera Infantum, Hat
tie Eta, only daughter Of Benjamin F. and Nancy NJ.
Hubbard, aged years, 10 months, and % days.
Earth has less tie, Heaven more attraction.
In Glover August Odd LA \ Wood daughter of Han
nah Wood aged years
In Stafford Sept 18th, Mir. Samuel S. Kibbng, aged
90 years and months.
He was born in Massachusetts,. In his childhood his
parents to Stratord where he passed his whole life.
All his abors were in the neighborhood and his
for good Always did he stand for the right
and oppose the wrong hence the world the for
him In all interviews, his manners gentle and his
spirit kind as always true where is the Christening
of the fear of God and the excitement of that faith which
is the ubstance of things hoped for and the evidence
of things not seem All who knew him respected him
and that respect ripened into love- But that last and
great change he has passed. He sleeps awaiting the
resurrection, while many feel his loss and but dc
not repine for all entrances Of him both pleas
ant and hopeful. Com.
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The Effect of Christ's Appearance in the
World.


The effect OF the appearance of Christ in
The world, has been to impress mankind with
an idea of traDscendent purity. Which of
you. said Christ to those who opposed Him
: Judea. convinceth me OF sin +? They
ver dumb The question Was put nearly
TWO thousand years ngo, and the response is
VET awaited Skeptc after sAoptlc: has glared
INTO the character of Christ, searching for a
4aw aud skeptc after skeptic has recoilcd
With the confession that, whatever Christian
nv might be. this j esus of Nazareth was hon.
asr and pure No character known to history
has been subjected to scrutiny SO piercing as
that of Jesus Christ !; and there is no charac.
fer known to history, except His, of which
moral perfection could for a moment be main
tanned. The proudest names in the annals Of
philosophic morality are talnished. Zeno
preached stoical virtue; Dlogenes was Gym
;ically fierce against shams but Zeno and Di-
ogenes were personally immoral. Socrates
IS the Hottest and purest name of antiquity ;
but suspicious have in all ages been enter
tanned in reference to the personal morals of
Socrates OF kind which never, even 10 i'm
animation, darkened the figure OF Christ
Aristotle and Plato were high-minded, in
some sense spiritually minded, men and who
does not know that If Plato and Aristotle
we're our moral guides, we should recedc at
once to something like Mormon standard ?
Cato the elder was one of the most respecta-
Bile oil Roman moralsts, but he rose not above
the cast iron type of Roman virtue. His
GOODNESS was u narrow, Intense, lmplacaDle
patriotisn. His celebrated demand tor the
destruction OF Carthage was lnhumanly, hend-
ishly cruel and his treatment of his slav
that Q. a man whose heart was stone. The
best thing ever heard OF him is related by
Horace-mer0 cau5SSe Uertutehn, - that the
repulsive old savage melowed his virtue with
vine Mohammed was sincere retormer
but the highest that can be said OF him is,
that IN certain points, be aimed at the Chris
tan model, while in others he fell infinitely
beneath it. TIE veneration with which sew
eral generations have regarded Luther and
Calvin is profound; but what Protestants
would declare the character OF either to have
been fawess Space does not permit us to
illustrate this point further, nor can it be con-
sidered necessary that | should do SO. 1t is
beyond doubt that no being has yet appeared
in human form whom the suffrage of the race
has pronounced so pure, so holy, as Jesus
Christ. A )eam Of white radiance, pure al
the light Of Gods throne, proceeds from hi'
eye, falling along all succeeding ages. May
we not ask whether men could have recogni
zed this ray as so pure if there had mingled
on it originally an emanation from the spiri
Of evil-a conscious deception, a lie?-Bayne
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23

MANS Duty TO WOMAN. Above all let no
man practice Oh woman, perpetually the
shameless fasehood of pretending admiration
and acting contempt. Let them not exhaust
Their kindness adjoining her person, and ask in
return the humiliation of her soul. Let them
not assent to her very high opinion as if she
was not strong enough to maintain it against
opposition, nor yet manufacture opinion for
4er' and force it on her lips by dictation.
Let them not cruelty her motives, nor ridicule
ner trailty, nor crush her individuality, nor in
suit her independence, nor play mean jests
upon honor in convivia companies, nor handy
oncIean doubts of her, as a wretched substitute
lor wit nor whisper vulgar suspicious of her
purity, which, as compared with their own, is
IKE the immaculate whiteness of angels. Let
Inem multiply her social advantages, enha nee
ner dignity, minister to her intelligence, and
ny man y genteness, be the champions oil her
genus, the friends of her fortunes. and equals
Il they can, Of her heart-Rey. F. ID. HINT
ingtOn.
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ARMY NOTICE.
!. S. MUsTEKINe AND DIsBuRs1NG Or

l. 5. MUsTEKING AND Discussing OFPIcI,
BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 49, 1862.
EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office u =
til 10 O'Clock A. M the oath inst for furnishing
uncooked rations for about Five Thousand troops while
encamped at Bratteboro, Vermont
The ratons will be specified in the Subsisterc, r.
gulatons, subject to certain notifications as directed
therein to be approved of by the commanding officer Of
the camp.
The ratons must be of the best quality. and the con-
tract will be given to the lowest responsible bidder the
Undersigned reservng the right 10 reject any proposal
for good and sufficient cause.
rhe propo, ais will be opened at the time and place
specified and bidders have the privilege of being pre-
bond of the proper amount will be required for the
faithful pert ormanee of the contract.
WILLIAM AUSTIN
Maj /. 5. Army, Mastering and Discussing Officer.
September l6 1852
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To GOnsusaaptsyeS.

'IHE advertiser having been restored to health in a few
weeks, by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with sewers lung difficulty. and that dread
disease, Cohsgmption-s to make known to his
elbow sufferers the means of his cure.
To all who desire he will send copy of the prescrp
ton used ree of eharge with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find
cure for Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis, The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the prescription is
to benefit tie afflicted and pread the information which
he conceiveS to be Invaluable and he hopes suffer-
err will try his remedy, it will cost them nothing and
may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A WILSON, WILLIAMSBURG,
f336m3 Kings County, New York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23

TIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF \ SUI
/ FERER.-Published as a warning and for the epe
cial benefit OF oug Men, and those who suffer with Ner
vous Debility Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, &c.
by one who has cured himself by simple means, after
ing pat great expense and Inconvenience through the
use of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
Single copies may be had of the author, C. AMBERT,
Esq, Greenpoin Long Island by enclosing a postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq,
Mtt9i M Greenpoint. Long Island. n. Y
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23
HEADoUA RTERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
SAINT % Fyanin0

The following is the official report of our loss
in Gen. Summers corps at the battle of Antie-
tam, and Gen Richardson s division, killed 2l2,
wounded 899, missing "a. Gen. Sedwck's di-
vision, killed 355, wounded 1877, missing "a,
Gen. French division, killed 293, wounded
1921, missing DOB. Total loss IN Gen. Sum
ner's corps, 52O8, The loss in missing may be
somewhat reduced by stragglers.
The train of cars crossed the Monocacy this
morning. The road is now open. to Harper
Ferry, where there is sufficient Federal force for
all purposes
Humphrey Marshall with 10000 men, and
AZ pieces of artillery, was expected to reach
Harris yesterday morning. 1t is supposed he
intends to Join Kirby Smiths force at Lexing-
ton.
Ninety five of the 4th Indiana cavalry under
Capt. Strueler attacked about the same number
of Forests rebel cavalry yesterday morning
mile from Lebanon junction and drove them
short distance. The rebels We're reinforced by
twice their number but our troops still pursuet
them, driving them into Boston, killing five
wounding II and capturing 80. We lost II
prisoners and two wounded.
The rebels in their hasty retreat from Mary
land, left between |, 100 and 1000 wounded
between Sharpsburgh and the river Twenty
SIX stands of colors were taken during the bat
tie Of the Autietam, and have been received a
headquarters. More are known to have beer
captured, and are in the hands of the differen
regiments which captured them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23
She !&m0rkets.
MONTPELIER MARKET, September 2a.

pRovrs,oss.-Butter, Is to Is. Cheese 7 to 9; Lar
II. TaoW, 10. Dried Apple, tOS. Eggs, 10 cents.
Potatoes, 3d. Beans, 81 90. Maple Sugar to
10. Peas, 81 ,25 $50.
Onons-$l.OO. Appes-S3.50 to 90 per Dbl.
I.FLora- superhne $500 Extra 80 Extra Family 100
Double Extra 100 to 1850 Superior 7,75.
GRAIN HAY.-Corn, 20. Oats 40 to As. Herdsgras
Seed 5000 $50 per bushel Glover 10 II per pound
Hay, Sc, SIS, per ton. Rye, O. to 10.
MsCELLANEoUs-Dry and green hard wood, 225 to $50
Shingles, 81, 90 to 80 Wool 40 As. Bark
$50 per cord Nails $50
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, SEPT %, 1862

Gen. Mcdowell is here waiting orders from
the War Department.
The wounded soldiers have recovered from the
fatigue of their journey bither, and almost all
are doing we'll.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23
House and Small Vsiecc Of
Land Wanted.

TIE undersigned wants house with small piece OF
land attached, in the vicinity of Montpelier, some
OF the near towns, for which he will exchange Western
farm lands and part cash. Said lands lie in Wisconsin,
in Marquette, and some in Clarke County Refer
ence will be given OF their quality and location to any
that want to trade 1t is enough here to say they
selected with in regard to location and desirable
for such home in the West. Letters addressed
TONNE, Dr. t. t. Chandler Montpe er, will receive at
tenton.
9i9wf lm@ ALSU,' LATHAM.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23

WAsH1NGToN, Sept %. VIM. H. Ross rel
ative of John Ross, has arrived with commu-
nication from the latter to the President, asking
treaty rights, and setting forth that what was
done by that nation seemingly favoring the
rebels, was under duress and from intimidation.
Mail facilities have been restored to Freder-
lex, Hlgerstown and the immediate points.