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The lst. butler Maury, Esq., OF Norfolk, Va
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Rev J.E,ss p Bran,p, the officiating clergyman, Lieut.
FDW. RD BARBEV, OF the llth VI. Is7iGsat, to Mss
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MONTPELIER MARKET, Nov. 30

PBoUsToNs.-Butter, % to %. Cheese Ito IS; Lard
l2toli Talow, H. Dried Apple, to Il. Eggs 20 cents
Potatoes so toto Beans, $2Oot $50. West India su-
CARS, IS to ~. Peas, $l,O0 to l, So
Onions-Sl,5 so 10 $50. App,es-t3,00 per Dbl
LoUa--EXtra, $500 to $50. DoabIe Extra $S,75 TO
$50 supeI-EAtra 1890, 1850
GRAM AND hAY.-Corn, Sis Oats, o.. Herdsgrass
Seed 225 to 275 per bushel Clover II to Ii per pound
Hay, So to per ton. Rye, $l,O0.
Enthusiastically and green hard wood 2, soto 500
Shingles $500 to $50 Wool--common GO to TO- Bark
800 to 100 per cord. Nails 5,25. to 800
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The DENIER TRouPE.-The performance at
Village Hall, last evening, was all that was
promised, and far better than the audience ex-
pected. In the science of Ventriloquism, Magic
and Legerdemain, NJ. Henri Dernier stands
proudly pre-eminent. His limitations are I'M
rivalled, his tricks of Magic inimitable Let
no one fail to see and hear him tonight.
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TO THE FREEMAN.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 80. Our troops hold the
country as far as Ringold and Cleveland. The
enemy arc below Tunnel Hill. The campaign
is probably ended, There is no news from Gen
Burnside at headquarters The siege of Knox
vile is no doubt raised ere this, and the rebel
forces in East Tennessee can only escape by a
miraculous fighting.
The fruits OF the recent battles are 6000 pris-
oners, So pieces of artillery and 1000 stand Of
arms. Our casualties will not exceed 1000.
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TORONTO, Canada, Nov. 80. The celebrate
Gen. John Ii. Morgan arrived here to-day by
the Great Western Railroad.
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All Bilious Disease
o. Ayers A
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scrofula and sorofulous Disease

THs WORLDS aEEAI REMEDY FOR
Scrofula and Scrofllous Diseases
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hamor IN my face, which grew constantly worse
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OF tWtINe years! haa inc y'u0W Eryalbelas
on m! tl3ht arm, uuriI5 "nlch ume {ried ai the
d,gII",Cl y S''@"S ',Flu rJicn' anu Sb0N nun
were SO bad that the cords became visible. and the
doctors dccidcd thar my arm Inust he afIiYtfl,
began takino vour AS trtErIIA Took two bot
Ties and some of your Pulls. Together they have
cured me Ia,anlwa M ,,, y ..,1 .a,,,l a,,'r BODY
belnS ID = PUBIC paf., my case Is known 10 every
al ~ inns 'i''''''' anu '>'i''' '"' "'n'' Vi
From Hon. Renry lfouro W. p p, Of Nelccasfle
C. IT,, Il IeadiR6 member Of the Canadian Pariia-
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ROx HONEY,

zoo POUNDS Box honey wanted in exchange 70
CUO cash by
w. sToRRs.
Montpelier, Oct. 2l,l'6a. DwMlw
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New YORK, Nov 80, Steamer America, from
Hilton Head the 25th, and Stone Inlet the eve
of the Goth, has arrived with government dis
patches
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For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed Bugs
Moths i'm Furs, WOOlens, sc. insects ON
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &C.
comfy infable remedies known
g Free from Poisons.p
" Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats come out OF their holes to die.
0~y- Sold Wholesale in all large cities
u Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere
OF BEWARE of all worthless limitations
RJ- See that " COsTARs" name is on each Box Bottle
and Flask before you buy
Ry Address HENRY II. COSTAR.
0cr Principal Depot, No 4s2 broadway, NY
OF Sold by all the Wholesale and Retail Druggists in
Montpelier, VT.
August g. 1868. vYIv
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR lss8.
TlHE Members at the Vermont Mutual Fire Jnsu-,na
Company ate here notified that the following asses
me nus have been made by the Directors all Notes In for
ON the l.InI..r. L..-a -.uaL- --- :. -.L.e
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waterbury sWhoesae a nd Retail Agents "
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 80. Mr.. Fulton of the
Baltimore american, proposes, if allowed by
the rebel authorities, to 90 TO Richmond 10
look after the supplies forwarded to our prison
ers.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09
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Jas. B. BROWN, Agent.
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IsT PREsBTTERIGE CHURcH.-West Court St.
Rev. Z. H Long Pastor. Services every Sab
Jath. Hours: II, A. n, s, P.N
sabbath school at ]. .45, P. ~
Lecture and Social Prayer Meeting on Wednes.
dAy evening, at o'clock.
Ev. LUTHERAN CHURCH.-SOutb- East corner
Court and Walnut Streets. Rev. j. d. Severing-
hauG, Pastor. Services every other Sabbath.
Hears; IL A. NJ, 3, p. NJ
Spbbath school AT 3, A. NJ
lsr MErH- e CAuacH- Southwest corner
Church and North Main Streets. Rev. David
WarnocS, Pastor. Seryires every Sabbath.
Hours: II, A. NJ. 8, P.
Sabbath school at =, P. b.
General Class Meeting, Monday evening, at 2
o'clock
Regular Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening,
at O'Clock.
% MRTH E. CHURcH-East Water Street.
Rev, J. M- Robinson, Pastor, Services every
Sabbath Hours: II, An; SP.M-
Sabbath School at ?, P. N.
General Class Meeting, lst Sunday morning in
every month, at 9 0 clock.
BAPTIST CHURcH.-East Court Street. Rev J.
G. Bonham, Pastor. Services every Sabbath
Hours, II, A NJ, ), p. n
Sabbath School At Q, A. n
Prayer Meeting, wednesday evening, 8o'elock
EPIsCoPA1. CHURcH-Comer Scioto and Ken
Ion Streets. Rev. W. H. Dyer, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath. Hours II, A NJ, 3 P. NJ
NEW CHURCn-North-West corner South Main
and Reynolds streets.
Services every Sabbath Hour: II, An
CkTHOLIc CHURCH.-John Street. Rev. J. r.
Keamey, Priest. Services every Sabbath.
Hours: H. An
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHURcH.-West Market
Street
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What to do with a aroonbaok.o >

There is, just now, way of using one Of
Uncle Samuers paper Dollars, so as to get
back the worth Of many gold dollars in a sin
gle year. Everybody has heard Of Seth Boy
den's wonderful new Strawberry. From all
accounts, it is a marvellous thing-the berries
nearly as large as hens eggs. and as good as
they are large. Dealers were after it, offer
ing as high as $4,000 for the plants, to specu-
late upon; but we are glad to know that the
enterprising Publisher of the American Agri-
eulturist got the start of them, and bought up
all the plants, and is multiplying them in or
der to give them array to his subscribers This
is in effect free gjf to the Pubic-for the
Agrieulturist. costing only dollar a year, is
of itself worth many dollars to every one, as
We can testify, having ourselves long been a
reader of it. To those unacquainted with It,
we would say that the Agriculturist is large
Journal, Of 30 pages in every number, is beau
tiiully got up, and is illustrated with many
pleasing and instructive Engravings, which
are alone worth the whole cost. The pages
are literally filed with good things-plain,
practical, reliable information upon everything
connected with the work of the Household,
the Garden, and the Farm,-including a very
pleasing and instructive Department for Chill
dren and Youth that is hardly surpassed by
any Of the professeGly Children's Magazines.
The thousands of useful hints and suggestions
in the Agriculturist; all prepared by practical
lgorking men and women who know what
they are talking about-can not fail to be
worth many dollars to every reader whether
residing in City, Village or Country. There
are special reasons for subscribing now =
Frs, The rule of distributing the Strawber.
ry plants is, FIRST come first served" and
and Second, every new subscriber for the 23d
annual Volume (that is, for all of 1864, will
get the remaining numbers of this year free.
Take our advice then, and send dollar at
once to the Publisher (Orange Judd Al Park
Row, N. Y. City, and secure the paper, and
the extra numbers, and also an early place in
the great Strawberry list. If the plants are
to come to you by mail, as they can safely do,
send an extra FIVE cents to cover the mailing
Those desiring to see the Agricultural, before
subscribing. can get postpaid copy, by send
ing dime to the Publisher, as above.
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0bituarr.

DIED in WestLiberty, at his Fathers, Sept. 1st,
1868, Milton F. Thomas, of the camp diarrhea,
aged II years, z months, days.
At the commencement of the war, he felt
it to be his duty to go in the defense of his
country, although SO young. yet his heart and
all his energies were enlisted in its behalf; he
joined the 32d regiment, Co. B, Ohio Volun-
teers, and for two years, with them endured
all the privations, toilsome marches and per-
formed all the duties Of soldiers life; was
ever faithful and at his post, and never re-
fused when duty called.
On the anniversary ofour independence, he
with our brave boys entered Vicksburg, and
there they celebrated their nations birthday.
In early life, ere the cares of ripper years
drew him away, he gave his heart to God,
lived an honest devoted christian life, and was
an ornament to the Methodist Church with
which he was connected, and an example to
his companions.
His Bible was his constant companion and
at stated times every day, whether amid his
young associates, or in the tented field, he
would retire alone, and there peruse its sa-
cred pages, and hold communion with his Re
deemer and his Friend.
1t was not his lot to fall upon the battle
held, bat he was prostrated by disease, and
after reaching his home he fingered until his
ransorned spirit fed, to join that happy throng,
where wars are unknown, and pains and part
lngs are no more: there he waits to welcome
those who soon viii join him in that land of
rest.
Mourning friends: you have met with
loss; an obedient dutiful son--an afectonate
brother-a kind companlon-is no more, but
he is only gone home, and you too viii soon
follow him. LOUISA.
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County Convention Of the Union Democracy.

The Union Democracy of Champaign
county are invited to. meet at the Court
house in URBANA, on SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER G9th, to perfect a cOun-
ty organization, to appoint delegates to
the Convention at Columbus on the 22d,
and to consider the prOpriety Of nOmina,
ting county ticket.
Colonel ]. H. James, Judge Mallon,
Of Cincinnati, and other speakers have
been invited to. be present. Let all come
who are opposed on. the one hand to a
disa1aionpeaes, and on the other to MILL
ITARY ABOLITION.