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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
FUNERAL OF A SoLpIER.-The funeral OF

FUNERAL OF \ SOLDIER.-lhe funeral Oh
John W. Manlcy. jr. of the 18th Regiment y. y. ".
who was killed 1t The battle of Irish Bend La on Inc
18th April, 1853 and whoSc remains we're brought nom"
NJ the commencement Of this wcckiook place Wedncs.
day afternoon The services were held at the house Of
Mr. j. W Manly sen, in Pear! street near Willough-
by in accordance with the rites OF the Episcopal hnich
the Assistant Rector of the Church Ofiho Holy lriity
officiating The remains were conveyed 10 Greenwood
Cemetery whero they were deposited In the iamil.
ynul, Capt Baldwin's Company. 18th Regiment
formed the escort and members from different req
neuts acted az pall bearers. The members Of the ON
mon Council were in Attendance, iogther with large
concour.e Of citizens. Tie flags on the City Hal! were
dir plaJ cd at administering The day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

DEATH oF \ POuTIci,S. Joseph Nc.titt OF
Rrookl,n T. D. Wa. buried Yesterday lie died u
consumption. H. -'D be represented tie Thirteenth
auG fouriecnth Wards % Hroosyn 90 the Assembly
TIE nest year 10 egAdatr, hli Nns defeated ~
81, Hon. samuel 4. MaIfnI to present competent
Provost MaistG of'le ild 'Dngrc's"nt District Ihe
deceased leaves tie lab.cn.shci record u an hoac'
man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
NINE DAYS LATER TD0H EUROPE.

ARRIVAL C TIE E:pEAN1A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

Russia TO NEW-YoRK GREETING. estcfday
morning Mayor Opdyke received tho iouo"lns '''''
from baron Stoceh Russian Minister az washington
accompanied BY a Geographic dispatch ifo" A''"'
Bookieiea Of Nicol5ef. Russia
washington Dee Il 100.
MY DTAKSIR Ttate great pleasure Do iIansml
ting L. you telegram dated Nov ~. received RON tho
Mayer - Nicn.ay'r our pfin'iph Ia" ft'.n % 81
M ~ -, IL. object Is graicf / lc know Judgment by
~. .tiyfrs u NcolyeT for the reception Nl1'h mon
.,,untr,m.n Law. met siih IN New ftrs.
.....,, SloE,hL.
"H.Ii.so,. y, OTprEr. Miye' = NJ ie's
sicot,rrTT VI. LivrHroor Sov p 1917
Ia,,. sToroKL ks'rss L@si"aGsf' "-'"'y'-'
.fsSTssd- a, - a..
CITIZENS 4 the town ~ HicolnycH eel hfatns tn'
arnysrs,T, 81 their club and drinking IN honor 81 th'
~. 'h"F H'f ~ -''s.'.-
for feeling. Of .ymPahy c'in"ed to their connfr,
New York lie Iloasci 10 transmit 70 The Mayor
o! ScE-hoI
nOokIEpFF, Mayo! Of NlcolaycN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

SrpgrvE COUHT-CFNERAL TERM.--Thc he.
CONNER session of The General Term ~ the supreme
Court. I'd instant. having disposed Of nearly all the
cases before them, VII adjourn todny The "ho'
number OF cases the Calendar was - lie decisions
will be rendered hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
INQUEST IN THE SEVENTH wARD-IIoMrcrDR


Coroner widely on Thursday held Al inquest on the
body 81 John Doughcriy who was stabbed on W'dn's
dav night BY Alexander Ferguson at No. ~ jackson
street From the evidence taken before the Coroner II
appears that Ferguson on the night OF the occurrence
entered Douchortys room and soon became ons"s'"'
,u alteration with him. Dougherty finally ordered
, FINN the roor. lie left but soon returned armed
with A navy sword with Il blade about t"entyrl
inches IN length. and very sharp: Some WORDS iinAo
f,,,'v .rsucd and o scui,lc during which poughei'y
f sahhci In the thigh receiving injuries rom Vn'u
he dird in about hall an hour aer~ard De asrHiii
g.! hut was soon AFTER arrested by the Jhirt'ehih
Precinct Police. Dr. George n. Bouton made p's'
rortem examination II the body. ard found wonnd
about five inches IN depih he interior OF the tsa
inci.ing tho icmora' artery. DR.. Bouton is Of TIE
opinion that had the wounded ran received meiioei
attendance tic wound would not have proved fatal
n. lurv rendered verdict that The deceased came 10
oil. Death ron iomorrlag" tie result OF stao Nou,o
inflicted ly Alexander Ferguson. The prisoner, VINO
is a maehinisi - Years II age. was coinhlu'p ~ ''
Coroner await The action # the Grand JUL ~ ~
dccea.ed was - years Of age labosu AID !rA'es I"
wife aud family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

THKRE THREE-sTORY JUMP. On Wednesday
morn ~ lasi flftc recruits luwl-i ron 70 l!9
-. sas stff-rf. bf'Ns n
D. u and escaped They were confined IN Tho ihird
story before leaving stole e-sS IRON another 'onh
tel named Francis Me- arthy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-29
WINES AND LToUoJ,s.

4 pFDs A GRAY, SUCCESSORS or W. C. RvYpwAN-
I,lebyatfd philadelphia Ale for sale N h4rTse rsIY
iarros and bottles, BY MM. now ELL aserL Al So N
TLiIa avenue. corner Of 81 Marks place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-29

AT BCnNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS Avn p.cy
n ing Establishment, Ill Yves. Eleventh street bsts.n
fiih and siKh avenues Household Furniture h9tod arI
~ pped 70 ali pats OF the World. Covered WAGON. ~, -.
.oYing furniture o. fsnlliies; furniture stored y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-29

An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD ruR-
n allure for saetroptly OF Gentleman leaving FOR En-
Pianoorte, cce. SS~. for rcindInv
stool and Cover; Parpr Suit sl0 QUE 500: Etaseree
Bo1bClss Tables Eucoignu BnHet, Extension Tables
Velvet CArpets, Mirrors Paintings Bron1es Bureaus Bead
vcats hal,ress Bedding, made 70 order for the
scfibcr. VIII be soft sacrihce NJ. MIDDLETON lis
West Twenty third street, near Sixth avenue.
ELEGhNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR sALE-Ar
IL srcaI sa,rince tor cash. beautiful Paror suit
cred ~ French satin brvate richly and nnsh-
ID made 10 order, cost t5, viii e sold for &25 10 fer
BIO Brussels Paror Carpets Curtains and also AL tho
furniture oi paflor nnd three bedrooms. Appy At liz
West Eighth street, Cunton place, near sixth avenue.
FURNITURE wANTED.-ANY LADY OR CENT? Il
nNn breaking up Housekeeping, and wishing nel
ther furniture, VIII end cash customer by addressing
W" 20 D. D IL. 30 HUDSON street Couatry calls attended
20 nm = FURGlrJRE WANTED "A PARTY
Wo.OOp' Wish ~ purchase from e. go s3NU orth
sooa Psh h1ieapaa furniture, for which be VIII pay
90 81 February Address o. Apply r. CoLToN No .ot
Broadway - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-29
sEoARs AND TOBACCO.

Irog SALE caEAP-.ro Close cossiGkNENTs-IS-
'"oe'oi 'f ). W. earle, 90 Liberty street.
1pEp sEGsRs. SEED HAVANA AND HAVANA
- - some very aNsifable brands, also several odd
IA stsiis Groat and decdel bargains
ios y - a. tae hess decided "a close out he
tue soSA hnAne~e' N'e 80 - "'' 80 $40
In your hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-29

n ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN. WITH AN AVAILABLE
IA capital o from sb,Uv $780, " oleIpa good npyor.
tunty Tor esting me m established ing
bu sncss, located IN IN l1depfH. hrSc mi ud.oh Ia
the VIII be aos I'd fespons bile a-os.
No rcl3y wis ed from bar ncais, who address
boz iJ3 Philadelphia Pos olcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-29

WA. Il. BRADBuEYS New fianoforte Establishment,
tro-os stie-i.-lhe UNDER
sgaed respectfully Informs MS fieuds and the pubic that
having pun hasrd tbs interest OF his foncr Ed q, Brad
bury, in the nrm Of Lghie Brsd3u3s (Which hrn viii
dssuye.ou 3st day ia inst he Will also WITH
draw III and will
February rgoxinio his io the sale o
celebrated Piano'ortes. WA. u. BRADBuRi,
AZ BRONZE street. corner OF Crosby, one block eastof
Hrnnn lAAr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-29
ss'a= -as7ss .
!. LOAN OFFICES.

At 6s NASSAU sTREEF--A. HoETGMAN DIAMONl
n Broker. makes liberal al ancs on Diamonds, Watches
Jcwory buys them full his private oic'
e. Ma street, room No 2, up Business cont
dentisI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-29

Coli 81 HIlrscns rseth without pain. Five premiums
awarded Dr. MANsuS. Dentist.
A RrIF1ctAL BONE FILLfsGS-FoR DECANEp AND
N sentative Teeth Roots bu. NJ; sAclls y.
stored lbcif ginai besy cvey OF
alad Without iain aad warranted by tho i1soyercr
J. PEARSON, ~. D., At his rooms SD Broais a.,
Seventeenth street
A GED MIDDLE.AGED AND CHILDREN LIKE THE
N mud aa1 eienua OF Extracting Teeth without
Pain. Acaing ana N,cerscd Teen Cared Filled and
ranal 10 splendid sells or Teeth, SO FILLING
best manner, 81 lNSEs ,OI,. It3 Broadway.
II L. WAIT tLArk OF WAIT son, MAS oPgNED
ID. ~ oiic. a>Fo1rth svenn~. Eleventh street
where continues t. extract ls.th gpdcr The chemical
Is purined with perfect success wtho pain or
ger Beautiful s-'s OF teeth from s. 10 e2j Film.
cents Eynsctlng - eats
nENTAb CHARACTERIZATION FOR THE REGUi.&-
~ ION pIc.rtsliaa, a. and Replacing Teeth,
reasonable CHARGE ~ w. II. SlaiR Drniis, Dr.
perint, No tast INegtf .eclua street
nRs GRIFFIN, IS GRAND STREET NEW YORK.
opposite Lord IT, aat 201 fhitUn street.
tu Atiai 81 fAeir Improved MD
fca VIII Wtta0ut extracting the ROOFS; tu ses
gold plaua SsS Siver rubber -; partial SIS
taol per tooth. 81 silver o. rubber 81 lacsng IS
1870 cERIlticArEs : HAVING a., HAp ONE
Inns Grad street, cleerf y ns0ri lAis ife IN.
SA,, eosner Meadow aud Fourth sreess, Boboken.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29

Col. Wilder, of Gen Rosecrans' cavalry, has
ar iyed at Nashville lie reports that matters
IN iront arc much more favorable than is be-
eyed North.
NV YORK, Sepa. 25. The Tf,June's Cncin.
nati dispatch gives fall particulars Of the lale
battle closing as follows
e" While the struggle OF Saturday ended in
drawn battle, that Of Sunday resulted in dis
asrous defeat. The failure Of the first day was
partially due to the great numerical strength Of
the enemy and partly to the deficient formation
OF our line Of battle, that Of the second is Justly
ascribed to improper tactics on the battlefield
and above all the absence Of command
Ihe inspiring example set, and influence ex-
creased, by the commander n-chIet at Stone riy-
er were wanting, be having been compelled to
leave the field and return to Chattanooga before
the action was over. The early disappearance
OF TWO corps commanders from the field also
made Gemoralzlng impression.
The loyal people have certainly cause for self
congratulatlon, that the army Of the Cumber-
land was not completely destroyed and owes
profound gratitude to Gen Thomas and those
under him, tina saved it, The losses are great
That in killed, wounded and missing will prob
ably reach 10000. OF artillery, we are less
80 pieces, mostly lost on Sunday OF wagons
loaded with ammunition and supplies, amju-
lanccs etc, We have also lost great number.
lhey were abandoned in the retreat on Sunday.
Gen BOsecrans and his Lleutenants were bus
'Iy engaged on Monday in Strengthening bis po-
stion By field works, and reorganizag their
commands. While the army itsell may be con
sidered safe enough, it is most certain that il
the enemy have the advantage Of greater num-
oers, thanking movements will compel Rosecrans
to retreat across the Tennessee river in case re-
Inducements should not promptly reach him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29

New YoRK Sept. 25 The British prize
steamship Juno has arrived. She was captured
the "a off Wilmington by the gunboat Connect
lcut, after four hours chase She is side
wheeled iron vessel with engines of 400 horse
power, Her cargo, together with the vessel, is
valued at 100000.
dispatch 70 tha Philadelphia Bulletin from
Cincinnati, says our losses in Northern Georgia
will OF fall short Of 1900 killed and 1850
wounded. Col Barrett of the artillery SAYS
We lost 80 pieces.
Tho Bermuda Gazette states that the Sumter,
alias Gibraltar, was fired into by Fort Moullrie,
the rebels probably mistakng her for Federal
moo-ol-war. There we're 600 persons on board
a the time, 20 Of vi ON were saved
Gen. Hooker has been assigned to an impor-
tant Command, in a field where his brilliant
lighting qualities will find their full scope. The
attempt On the part Of the rebels to establish
batteries at Matthias Point, has been frustrated
by our gunboats
The Heraid'S headquarters Army of the Poto.
mac dispatch, OF the 25th, says, John Tunin,
Go, d, l4jth New York, Daniel Sullivan, Co.
=, l3ih Massachusetts,, and Charles Williams,
co. u, attn Maryland regiments, were executed
to-day for deserti0n The others who were TO
nave been Shot to-day were respited by the Pres
dent
IL Is asclrtained that our entire lrss in the
cavalry engagement day before yesterday, was 3
killed, 5 wounded and man taken prisoner.
We buried q dead rebels, captured GA men, in.
GLIDING commissioned officers Their wounded,
tor tho most part, escaped
CINCINNATI sept 26. Brig. Gen. Fraser,
and ! 10 rebel officers captured at Cumberland
Gap by Gen, Burnside have arrived at John.
sons Island
A special dispatch to the Commercial SAYS
the steamer Champion was burned at Memphis
90 the I'D inst. She had on board 600 bales Of
hay and e3OOOO worth Of quartermaster
stores.
The Nashville Ua'on Of yesterday says Gen
Burnside has reached the front where be was
ex ected to prevent the flank movement Of the
enemy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29

The London Herald Of the 18th says we are
Informed that Earl Russell on Wednesday dis
patched, by a written mlsslye, Il positive order
10 Mrss.s Laird to prevent these vessels (thc
iron-clad ralns) leaysng then yards without an
hmple explanation Of their destination and q
Questionable reference to the owner OF owners for
whom they are constructed.
IL is now affirmed moreover that the French
Ambassador has been appealed to as to the pos
sibilIty or non possibility Of a French subject
having ordered vessels Of This stamp Of an Egg
lsh ship builder. There is declared to nave come
4 proper official reply from His Excellcncy that
D. French SUBJECT has any legal right to possess
d purchase vessels Of war either for himself Or
h behalf OF others.
Earl Russell II Is said, argues to himself that
tIese vessels could only be vessels Tor the war
bke purposes Of state or an individual. His
Lordship holds that Messrs Laird are bound 10
declare aud sustain an unimpeacbabIe testimony
Of such declaration, and the government for
whom the steam rams have been built
The Secretary for Foreign AE4irs isalso Of the
opinion tina; If il Is pleaded that these vessels
az for an individual owner, native 0r foreign.
thai individual could only be pirate Or prlya-
teer and it is on these grounds that the Gov
81 ment has made up is mind At any rate
tbe English Government is nov firmly resolved
10 try the question in a court Of law and if
anerced for damages to make an appeal for sup
port 10 the House Commons.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29
0le 4tlQrkets.
5AmBRIDGE mAKKET. sent. "a

Al Market 1865 oate about 1000 seey,, aud i5s Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows aud one two
and three years OH.
Prices S. 80 to SIS Grst, u.lny
$40 TO SIS ID s6,i5 to 100 Sd, sa,2b to 60,
Working oKen-sJo to l25
Cows and oalves-I25 tt 20
ieArungs-slOoo to 1900 year. old SIG 90 to &C.
90 three years old, $500 to 1900
Sheep and Lambs-6iOO al market prices in lots Is IS
to $50 each extra, 5000 to 0,0O.
Spring Lambs-0OO to 0,OJ
Hdes-sso9 cPrb. TaIow--7 o7isprb.
Veal Cayes-Oc To DC perb Caf skins-OO 70 lIc N h.
Pets $3.50 each.
REAARKs,-Ayerage quality Of stock about the same a.
last week slight decline in prices is perceptble.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29
Marrle0.

In Sutton Sept Goth, by Rev. L. 7. Harris Mr. Lewis
w. Gordon and Miss Josie Harris, daughter Of the
officiating clergyman, all Of Sutton,
In Msrshneld Aug LIST, by Rev o. s. Buswell Mr.. Ed
ward Bradley, Of the 9Th Vermont Regiment aud Miss
Viola Gutohell Of Washington.
In Msrshheld at the Methodist Parsonage, by Rev. C.
Buswell, NJ, John N bradford Jr. Of PAinneld and
Miss Laura NJ. Mallory OF Marshheld.
In Cornth by Rev. B. p. spsudng, Iuns a. Mr. Elisha
Spear " Chelsea and Mss Amanda Blake Of Corsth
Also Aug 23d by The same Mr. II Carlton Of YER
shire and Miss Charlotte VI. Fellows Of Corenth
Also Sept, sth Mr. Joseph Heath and Miss Carrie
Ia cheldor, both Of Cornih,
10 Holland, sept nth, by Pew. Il. D. Hopkins at the
reside Of the BRIDES father, David g. 81 IRIS Esg Of
Island Pond, and Miss Sarah A. Robinson.
In Newark Aug goth, by Rev. u. S. Dexter Mr. Miles
Coe, and Mss Losa Jane Fairbanks, both Of Newark
In sutton Sept 10Th the residence Of the BRIDES faith
er, M simeon Bartlett and Miss Marian NJ. Cobeigh
both Of sutton.
In HartlAsd, Sept 2st, by Rev. zenss Kngsbury Mr..
Justin Slack Of Lebanon Nh aud Nj. susan C. shep ard
Of HartAnd.
In MddleseT, Sept 10th by Rev. WIN. McAlsier, Mr.
George a. ioyt, Of Cabot, and Miss Fanny Wright u
Middle,ex.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29
[-)le0

In Berlin, Aug. 20, OF cholera lntantum, 'Em ma q
daughter Of Gilman S. and Emily A, Emerson, aged 5
months and 10 days
/ take these little lambs, said he,
And lay them on my breast
Protection they shall hnd in me,
Ia me be ever hlest.
In Cabot Aug 2lst, Theron L. only son Of Sylvester
and Emily Whittier aged years
Ia Walden Sep. 7th Sarah Jane aged months Sept.
l4lh Hermon aged years Children Of Noah and Sarah
Clarke. H.
In Sutton. Sept 10Th Mr. Lyman Powers aged so years
also sept ith. Mr. Stephen Bake aged 80 years also
Sept 10Th, MIR, James Wilson aged ~ years.
In Warren sept 10th, George Nathaniel only son o.
LewW T. and Martha Jane Ormsby, aged II years,
months and 10 days
In Berlin Sept 1lth Of pnslysia Mr.. Stephen Wright,
aged ~ years and months,
In East Montpelier, Sept. Iih, Marandy r. wife Of
Charles G. Bliss and daughter Of John aud Jane White
aged % years and months.
she IL dead, yes, she has left us,
q, what pangs our bosoms thrill
Yet cry, though deep our iorrov,
Twas our heavenly Fathers will
lie has called her upts Heaven,
10 His bright celestial lomo,n
Nov W. almost hear her loved voice.
Chanting praises round the Throne.
Father bless her lone companion,
Wlps Away each bitter tear
Maybe feel that though she'stsft him,
SUI her spirit hovers near.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29
(ooAMUMoArEDl
pulmonary Consumption Il Cura-
BILE Disease,

The undersigned having been restored t. health In a
few weeks by very simple remedy after Ia ring suffered
several years with severe lung No con Ard at dread
disease, Consumpton-is anxious o make nown 10 his
fellow Sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire H. he will send copy Of The prescrlp
eion used Gree oil charge with the direction for prepar.
Ing and using the same which they will An sure cure
for Consumption, Asthma. Bronch d, Coughs Colds 90.
The oay object fthe advertiser in sending he Preserp
ton is to benefit the afflicted and spread information
which he conceiye to be invaluable aud he hopes ever
sufferer will try hisremedy, It will cos them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON. Wini.msbureh.
Kings County,
New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT

Hon AsAHEL PECK Chief
Hon. c eAF T F. ad1Ey associate Judges
Luce Slepley came up and after the decis,
sion OF preliminary point was continued on
trial,
A. p. Dodge Nm. Martin, Jr. Trespass
Wing, Lund Il Taylor for Plaintiff. Heath and
Redfeld for Defendant. Verdict for Plaintiff
to recover $ll5,25.
State o Ed,om Hud. Adultery Heath
States Attorney. Vail and Henry for D efend-
ants. Verdict guilty
State Us. Alien A Royce Assault and bat
terry States Attorney Heath for State; SIN iih
for Respondent Verdict guilty.
GREAT Hay CROP The Windsor Journal avs
Col l.. b. Dudley of Royalton, has cut the
present season, from two acres and twenty three
rods and quarter by measurement, thirteen
tons and two hundred and forty pounds Of hay,
being more than sir tons 10 The acre The hay
was well secured and is Of good quality The
first cutting was completed july 2, and the sec
.ond, Sept. 3. The grass will probably be large
enough to NOW the third time.
Diptheria is raging to some extent, at the
present time, in Corinth. Two physicians
.Dr. q W. Scott of Cooks Village, and DR..
e w Downs Of the East Vjllage--haye recent
ly died Of it.
The Windsor (Vt) journal says that pota.
toes are rotting to quite an extent in that vicin-
Pity and in some other parts Of the State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29
RELIEF IN TEN MfUTEs
BFyan's FulnAOnic WATERS.

This most certanand speedy remedy ever discovered fo
all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds,
Asth ma. Consumption Bronchitis Influenza
Hoarseness, Difficult breathing, sor-
Throat, nc &c
THESE WFERs give the most instantaneoua ana Der
feet relief and when perseyerad with according 10
directions, never fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored to perfect health who have
tried ether means in vain To all classes and all cons
tutons they are equally blessing and cufenone need
depair no matter how long the disease may have exist
cd, or however severe II may be- provided the organic
structure OF the vital organs Is bopeessly 'coayed
Every one afflicted should give them impartial trial
70 Voesliss and public Speakers these afers are pc
euary valuable they will IN DAY remove the most
severe occasional hoarseness and their regular use
lew days will at all times Increase the power aud ex.
billy Of the voice greatly improving It's tone compass
and cearness for which purpose they regularly used
BY many professioal yocalish NOy2swd&mly
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, q Gortandl Street. n.
Price % cts. per box. For ssle by all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29

Making q per cent. for the year end
ing Aug 1858 Said per centagc be upon the orig
nA amount ofthc premium note, without reference 10 any
Endorsement land to be paid to the Treasurer, his office
In Montpelier or before the llth day u Oct, 1868
Members Of the Company will find In the hands Of the
Representatives elect TO the legislature Local Agents Of
the Company schedule showing the Of assessment
due from each respectively and they particularly de-
sired to that the money for their assessments is forwarded
TO the Once in October The be- paid when
due Those who fail thus To pay oughnoi expect be
paid their property is destroyed by 6re. little attention
to this on the part " the Members Of the Company the
proper time, will save them expense and trouble (See
Act Of Incorporation, your Policy, which will be-
forced) j. T. TnURsTON Treasurer
Montpelier, Aug. %, 1858.
~ The publishers Of each weekly newspaper this state
are requested 10 publish the above notice three Ks
cessvey their respective papers for which three dollars
will be paid on presentation o their bills at this tice
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29
BOSTON MARK Sent a..

Fout-Western, s5,OOto92i.
Pors,-PnGe, sll,5o tol2oli Mess, $500 to 1850
Beef sllOO to 1850 Lard, II! to H. HAMS 10 TO H.
Hogs dressed % 10 w.
Butter "A to 22s Cheese, tolOi Eggs 10 to 70. To-
taloe' 30 to 2,oO. Dried Apple 81 to Of.
Beans $3.50 to $40. Peas 81, 90 to $40
Herds grass seed t2,25 to t2,;5 Clover,7ltos
Starch to u Tallow, to ia.
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