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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

nEAk EXHIBIT ION OF YLDToHHs CHA
sa on a's NHsss
Doors open at O'Clock. Exhibition commence
At % a:s g. O'Clock T. Z Ans s.,
TcosmoPHOTosc0II An s1hibi.ion OF
s si Ss.s TT .f 81 s ss
4: Iii. ]! IS
Ai,sclieai essi setter, and viii vary ssch evening.
s.h ssrsss. :. ''''' mo ''>' n no - s,s 40
1@TEAcHERs' IksTITUIl.-r The intro
NJ. ductory lsetGrs before the Tsachers' In
q the On th. .: ian Institution, on wEDNisD1f..
hs s,ta inst; eon meneins st o'clock m;
Oh that day to On able tn. teaehs rs to attsad.
AZ this wiz be pahiio lecture. sll persous In
Prblie schools. ~ y '"' '- u no.ss. ''
FLECTCREa ON THE ISouisIrI0N. - For
IN s Ss 1 ksy g the eesy q S. Tsesns Dc
Coll &c. will deive = c. urse Of four ectures 90
the Inqu:s ition, at the School Room of st. Aioy-
::s:s l
teeemher J; "WEDNESDAY, December 9th at ~
seu,se IS cents. May be- procured At :. E is
Mus,e ito 20, and in Georgetown at KayeIt's
r!.o. Q. F:.aRAND KkoAMPMsNr.-An
ES1AY siSt Of sos sss =. d as
lI noaiM ''''' " ': JOIN g. wuALsy,e.s.
N5s.HAIII5LpDT yALT1hogs coNyEo-
81 St
a IN most rappy 70 i1tprm my customers and the
Il VIII as 10
s1 ssi - win please give IS ;nAzy,r.p
~ sHAFFIELDD BALTIMORR COEPEL-
Il, tionsrE and Ladies' :, Oyster saloo4, SIS
nasr ps
:Dder,. amen.s tsr,shsd .. the .hs.t notice
vfoesale and retail " no7 ims
N%Ic1 CRlAM AND WATER ICES Of the
W. best best quality delivered to Families, Hotels,
delphia Confectionery, corner 18th and z streets.
PIANO. Ipquirs 1t Miss b. onK Ms. 100000 .s.s..
No i j, ~ Penn. avenue, Seven Buildings TY4N
SrkAMsHIP sALVOR Has ARRIVED FROM
s YIN s.ss
IN 5ss:s' si,' teGsn Il Agents.
7 COX OUT FOR THANKSGIVING Tn. new
l. Fhi!sdelphiA Provision store viii have in :
large lot Of TURKI1e, OHIOKDN8 Ducks
and GAME Of all hiads We respectfully invite
tie eitiseps OF Washington to call sad examine our
''fs: At $50 * Se tsf 60
CoAL RoDs.
large stock Of assorted sizes Coal Rods Just re-.
esivod, and for sale at lrv prle,s
q. w. DOT4LB6 SON.
General HousAfuYnishins store
31S, Iron Hall Penn avenue
no 73-5df between 9ta and 10th.
LOB sAL1-An elegant Stylish Family CAR
i RAGE, In eIesllont repair, built byA 1D
ooo ana TomiiIson, OF New York t4e
: set Of 81 resilient Silver mounted Boub,s RAR
kEsS Durham and Attorney BULL about 4
months old, suitable to . gentleman WAC wishes to
ratss hne cattle. Apply 81 nostheast corner Of
Bridge street and Bank Alley, 6eorgstosn.
CHILLING OFF At COST PRIOEi
- BILLING OFF A COST PRICE,
R1ADY-MAp8 0LoTHiNe,
GAPS,
STORE FOR RENT AND THE FIX rUREa PoP
SA1E,
No. 229 aRvss1H SrsKx7.
between n and n
PINKus 4 CO.
~ 0A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

ANOTHER PATRoL.-A detail Of the t4th n
q. Volunteers hss been ordered {, do patrol
dutv in this city in conjunction with the In
valid Corps patrol. They will patrol the Third
and Fourth Wards north OF Massachusetts
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23
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NR1AT INDUc1n1Hft aALu or eoopa.
s...,har havinn detesnine4 e close uD
NJ sssss by che 50 o. Dses nssr. eas,s % shs
trsde and publts bis essars ssoS. OF 3socs,lee
Tees. ws1"' jim JOHNSON.
prices. No k33 Ninth street.
- ~ opposite Center Market,
Ms&s p WashiugtSu. D o.
rO1 aAL1-An Old estsbiisAed Fed Aaa HAY
tyHnTaI. cc9aar LIST A1A J streets. For psstte-
ulaYs in4uiyf on the premises, Ao1tf 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

Washington Money Nlarkst-Latest Qus.
40 tations.
Furnished by Lewis Johnson Il Co., Bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

LOB B8NT-Tvo rooms furul.h-d or uofur
s s6sstb suitable ~ hon''kes0'nx A.S, :,
For s1LE-sT60s TIxTUE.7 IA 506b
:..r s: i:sa.s: az: 1us;fiSzEss So:
Foa R i:I !. rs. two .,oIy BKl.k d .Is6.
=: :ss Pa
kUk SAL OK kEs1-A FAKM Of os .c1-a {
e.i ..: 81 a w q. 'ss
No. 20 ~ P1H ;s;frs, Baltimore st or call q y.
j. rri"s.e f.ai, vita s1 n :Sts and ssni
some furniture. Close b. the city ears; the Hons:
ID. city. The ssst Of r.fersnss reau re- ta1- q
R:R ( 7aH Pcs. otRcs. y" as-,~.
t'o. hA.1,A .kAs. hv.o.o o. "a. . ~:
With es.emsss pump Of s1e.llens .n,. i,
S:S.' :ss s's
ECRNIsHID HOUSE FOa RsN 10 . p.-.-.
M 50 s.sur.S or ear. Of sns
% Pos. apply
7 0,T-Qn fstsrdsy '.st. Nov: st inst, sa1.
~ 70
notes. also one Judgment and notas. I will 4iv0
81 the return g. the same. Tie finder CA di-
rect il to the Post Ofhre, 6eorgetown {, the sub
seribsr. lne 1tst.l JOHN =. CARRIE
"A ftoek Fixtures, and Good Will Of . SIN all
Grocery and Provision ttnre. In Geors Atown noV
doing ~ excellent bus ness on ono Of tbs Incl
PAL streets, and srleadid situatlnn Rept loa
SAttsfettnry ressons given for selltaa Address
HA. HONTROMERY, 4eofsetowa Post Ofise
DO g St. Is
As' Yuas, fohs'
TIE largest, best, and ehesn~st In "a. Distrietss
saw. MHYENB1RR.
~ Market eDace, bat 7th and 9Th sts,
70 "a ~ ppd@r thA Avanua Hnns>.
QoAsEs,- cATTLl, sa1KP, HOG. CORN,
KIIcHrxYulsIruan,& &c AT PusLIo AuofioI
u above articles, to take place on WEDNlsDAv,
Nov Is, At my Psrn, a,tuatad 10 Prince G4o-s.''
eernty, Wand. about sir % miles from the city
DIS Bel keM and Gunton, and John TA,bert, rsl
HAVING rented ny farm, the sale will ieJitively
taf place at Il time Aho sr me 1tioeed.
T. rms: AL Gums Of SO and urdsr cash. over that
amount notes at four months with approved secu.
fit> vii he taken.
nr 9s-9t< JANE TDLsON.
-, NOTICE
i Suffers AND PURyEYORa-T0R SALE
The ur dernsned having diapo. cd Of the psais on
g. ~ - R~yH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

two Of the rs fling show shops on Second str ,et
and one on Third street have been arrested aud
each hnsd $50, and their CT ses handed over 10
the military authorities, who will probably or.
der them TO lea We the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

LNGH SAL1-A HALdeo ne Hins toned Rosewood
= PIANO Ipquirs 1T Miss BIZ OnKA'S -s-
No go Penn. avenue. Seven buildings STY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

SIlH RAISING BL0uR-Put mp IN s.lb. pack
- ages for family, and army uss. This Flour Is
quaiied BY any heretofore offered TO the public
The facility With which it Ia used renders ie indiS
y IRAN l. PERRIH
No 20-St Corner 3 and Ninth streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

SoLpis1s' Rzsr.-SAnce Saturday, AS cor
yalsscents from various places. 20 deserters
from Con valescPnt Camp, for Baltimore. n
cavalrymen, LIST Indiana cavalry from Lhas.a.
nooga, ard II recruits for battery H, LIST Rhode
leland artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23


or spatmodic structure Of the urethra does
not exempt.
30. Incontinence OF urine, being a disease fra.
luently feigned aud OF rare occurrence In
not, OF itself, cause for exemption. Stone
In the bladder. aseertained by the intred C !.
ton OF the metallic catbeter, is a positive
disqualification.
90. Loss or comp lete atrophy OF both testiclas
from any cause; permanent retention OF ON 4
or both tetticies within the tnRunai canal.
but voluntary retraction does not pyempt
"a. Confirmed or malignant sareocele: hydroc
Gle, II complicated with organic disease of
dtsqualifyiDg.
Is. Los OF All arm, forearm, hand, thigh, Iss,
or foot. s'
20. Wounds, muscular or cutaneous contrae.
nohs nom wounds or burns, or tumers,
which would prevent marching, or othsr.
wise manifestly incapacatate the man for
military service.
81. fractures, ixreducibls dislocxtlons or A.
chylousis Of the large joints or bones, that
would preventmarchinG or other wise unflt
the N An for military service.
%. otAl loss Of thumb; total loss OF the index
finger OF tho right hand. Other permanent
desecs or dsformtties Of the hands, 90 dc.
eidHd Is to leave no doubt OF the mans IN :
capacity for military service.
" lfuo feeS total loss Of great toe. Other nor.
manent defects or dsfoFmitles Of thu fset
An 1919 sn as ~ili necessarily prevent marching.
large and A0nn<roos, and accompanied with
chronic swellnss or ulaerauons.
u. Cnroi ic uissrs; extensive. deep. and adhs-
SuYreops Of Boards Of Enroiiment IA raro-.
ing s1he statistics Of the causes ofexempticn An
account OF physical disability," win nereefts, !.
in additicn 10 the alphabettcsi Hist OF t,sani,,,
caicr, report tbs nun her reieesed under a sa
parasrsph Of the shove Hetoi disquaiifyiae
in6ymiheS. 3fsz sss JAMES B Par.
t Provost Masshsl General.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

STARTLING EUROPEAN RUMoRs. The Paris cor
respondent of the New York journal OF Com.
merce, writing on the 9th OF November, says
" According TIC some views the reply of Russia
to the Emperor's proposal is more earnest for
its adoption than that of the other great powers
1t expresses great desire to come to an under
standing with the Emperor Napoleon, in order
to bring about general paci6cation. The
Rut sian organs insist that the Emperor Alexan-
der's letter is of nature to lead to the renew
ing of the best relations between France and
Russia. Such language gives some color to a
Franco. Russian and American alliance having
been contemplated from the first by the Empe-
ror Napoleon in case of his proposals being re-
fused by the other powers, According to this
version Russia aud France are to coerce Ger
many to yield the frontiers Of the Rhine to Ma
poeon, while England Is kept neural partly
through the influence OF America and partly
through her own inclination and policy. In re-
turn for this service France guarantees Russia
from all European interference In favor Of Po-
land and the UNI ed States from the same in
favor Of the South. But these startling rumors
are probably only the inevitable consequences OF
the general disorder and dlsarrangement which
at present exist
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

RECONSTRUCTION. The Speaker Of the House
has appointed the following Select Committee
on the Rebelious States
Messrs IL. w. Davis of Maryland, Gooch of
Massachusetts, Jas. G. Allen of illinois, Ashley
OF Ohio, FenIon OF New York, Holman of In
diana, Smithers Of Delaware, Blair of Missouri,
and English OF Connecticut.
The President s Proclamation Of Amnesty, and
especially that portion of it which treats of the
duty of the Government to guarantee to every
State Republican form of Government was re-
ferred to this committee and all the PROPOSE
tons which have, or may come before the House
relative to the status of the rebel States, and
the way to treat them in re-establishing the
Union, will be sent to the same Committee.
There are two Democrats ON this Committee,
Allen and English, and three Border State men,
Davis, Smithers and Blair
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17
MONTPELIER MARKET, Dec. "A .

isIoSs-Butter, Y to %. Cheese, IL 13 Lard
2to IA Talow,l Dried Apple, to IL. Eggs, 70 cent
Potatoes 80 rs. Beans, $4,000 ESQ. West India su-
CARS, Is to 1S. Peas $l,0O to $50.
0nons-S1, 80 to $50. Appies-s3,0O per Dbl.
FLoUR-Extra, $500 to $50. Doabe Extra $3.50 to
$50. Super-EAtra l0,00t 1850
GRAM ANp HAY.-Corn, Sis Oats, 60. HerdsgraSs
Seed, 1926 25 per bushel Clover II Ia per pound
Hay, So to per ton. Rye, $l,O0.
MlsCALLANEoUs-Dry and green hard wood $50 500
Shingles 81 90 to so Wool--comnon go to 10. Bark
800 to 90 per cord. Nails 5,25. to $50.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

Our PRISONERS AT RICHMoND.-The Wash
ington Star says
" The Chief of the Bureau of Exchange of
prisoners, Gen. Hitchcock received from Gen.
Meredith copy of a letter addressed to him on
the evening OF the 1lth inst. by Robert Ould,
the rebel commissioner Of exchange, announcing
the deter minaton of the War Department to re-
ceive no more provisions from the North for oar
prisoners in their hands
He promises to deliver faithfully al the sup.
plies in question that had been received up to
the time tina the letter was received, and adds
that all our prisoners in their hauds will be ra-
toned precisely as they ration their soldiers in
The field"
The rebels pretend that the reason for thus re-
fusing to allow US to supply our soldiers, prisoners
in their hands, is that we have accused the trai.
tors of approprating these supplies to their own
use The real reason, doubtless is, however,
that the clamor of the rebels IN Richmond against
it, has driven jeff Davis to put an end to the ar
rangement,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17
Che Hlarkets.
0AmsnIneM mAkI1Er, Dec. o.

At Market 1000 Cattle, about BeeVes and 81 oret
consisting of Working Oxen. Mich Cows and one, two
and three years old.
rices-Msrk tBeet-Extrats 50 to SIS nrst quality
$500 to 1925 I'd $3.50 to 6,75 Sd, $3.50 to 600.
Working Oxen-Se5 to 16O
Cows and Cslves-s25 to 90.
Yesrngs-s12,Oo to 400 two years old, $500 to -
90 three years old, $500 to 27,0O.
Sheep and Lambs-s0O at market prices in lots $3.50
to 3,75 each extra, $500 to $50.
Spring Lambs-3,25to 425.
Hides-Si to &c pr.b. Tallow-9 to 0cprb.
Veal Csves-12c lie per h. Calf Skins12 lac pr ID
Pelts $500 to 2,25 each.
Remarks-Abou 800 cattle than last weeks. Az 20
prices, each party generally disposed to be satisfied
with last weeks rates
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

When James !, Brady, the celebrated lawyer
of New York, hrsl opend lawyers office, he
took basement room which had previously
been occupied by cobbler lie was somewhat
annoyed by the previous occupants callers, and
lrrltated by the tacJ that be had few Of MS own
One day an lilshman entered "The cobbley 8
gone, | see, said IL should think be had 80
tar;ly responded Brady And wha, do ye
sali?' he asked ioDaIng at the solitary table
and few law books. " BIockbeads," responded
Bra. "Be golr, SAID the Icishmab, ye
mest oa d'iag 100 shty fine business -ya liant
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

The OoNscRIPTloN.-Various propositions are
before Congress for modifying the Consumption
portant OF the proposed amendments, are &c
strike out the $500, Communication clause, and
to consolidate the two classes. 1t is thought
that one or both of these notifications, will be
adopte !, and possibly before the fifth of Jauua-
ry next, when the draft for the deficiency in
volunteers vii take place
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17
BOSTON MARKET, Dec. IL.

Four.-Western, 5000 to LOO.
Pors,-Prne, ga 90 II, 30 Mess, SIS 80 1880
Beef Sl4,50 1904 Lard Iii to Is. Hams Iii l2c
Hogs dressed 90 to CO.
Butter p to 20 Cheese, 10 to a. Eggs % to Pe-
tatoe, Alto l,5J Dried Apple 81 to S.
Beans $3.50 to 1915. Peas $1,Oo to lilo.
Herds grass seed 1928 to $3.50 Glover, Il to st,
Starch to u Taow, to lOt.
Wool. Fun Blood Merno 81 to So Three-ourths blood
Is 81 HAlfbiocd IS to ~ Common 10 to 49,
Corn LBS. oats 50 to 81. Rye Las
uCps 10 to ~.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17
IndeSlruclibIe Patent Burial Gases

EHIS invention relates 70 and improyef mode Df
constructing and Marketing Collins. An aItcleis
produced combining the
CHEAPNESS OF WOOD, THE STRENGTH EFFI-
CIENCY AND IMPERMEABiLITY OF IRON,
AND THE DURABILITY OF STONE,
And is appropriate for the usual modes Of bufiAl,
both for city country For the purpose of preserYa
ton they are made air and WATtR TIGHT end the
cost is than Metallic Collins They cannot be
surpassed for beauty tOru this any other coun
try. We have numerous te-timonias, from men OF the
highest respecability from profession ana relation
in society
For sale in Montpelier only ~
J. V BABC0CK d co.
We ave also receiving }aY4e assUrt Uncut ui Rosowo
Cas- acts and { fin We .a8not be undersod. or ha
our ock 81. t'ruG t'tt- sHipas-td 80 New EuEit
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

SOUTHERN ITEMS Mr.. Fooe, ia the rebel SEN
ate, expressed the opinion that the South was
bound 30 recOguiza negroes who enlisted at the
North as iraemen as prisoners OF war, when cap
tured, bu. 10. 80 VITA slaves who took up arms.
Tao 3Wti pax, which nad appeared among
the Federal prisoners at Richmond, has abated
very much aad only one or two cases are ,e-
ported
On Wciu.slav night the bodies OF six deceased
fed TIL prisoners were deposited in the dead
mouse OF "a hosp,4i ID await the coming On Ja5
undertake with films rae mex u.ulng one
OF too oo9l2s was gone, aud tle ylark Knocked
from tao baaso 'h,wa1 the way 5ae ghos, went.
lie had beea pasmg pos.4u," and was lad
out among the d .l.y TO -ct ~ and tun away
when moody wac d. Hn,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

hEprL EXrsc1 lrloNs A p isoney eepyT,d
az Chattanooga .,ated that II had been uis-
p0t2' A. eou w the rebe. camp winch brigade
sooLio econ. DO army at Cha taroJga 10 BIu1-
mond an on heing lsaed why Bragg c.du't
shell ns s-la lla, B.agg declined 20 d. 40, be.
iiegiug it to DO contrary to the laws Oh civilized
warfare 60 sDeil Yrsoa0S.' Itelauk and fife
ct Bra,s afmy Dot U..o o.. .i with as~ar.
ao's' 'bat they hau our Almyyt tn....0a.. e
d snare
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

Th re are few States in the West that al
low their soldiers in the field to vote Returns
are nearly complete from the camps, and the
result sums up as follows
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

Here is a Union majority of 66 800 in vote
of 70, ia or more than ninety-two per cent in
favor Of the old d45 and the crushing out of the
rebellion. Yet the Democrats do all the fight
ing-of course,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

tHa memb rs OF The Natipua Lite Iusura0" Com, any
q ar. hereby notified that he annual ur. lag OF tluf
oHptuy ioJ cleo Dn OF olhc rs VIII ha' q u.c
.A... on huuda th ith day Of January, 1864
GO " tEu1 Se9y.
.u1.Pta p, Dec |, 1853 Pwt
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

Unlike Chloruform and Ether, this Gas is perfect
harmless, and does not like those agents leave any
pleasant effects after inhaiing IT. 80 = y
Dr Cotton ef Brooklyn the head Of the Colton
Dental Association, Of New York the extraction 81
teet "ho undoubtedly the most skiu person in this
country in making and using this Gas after an exneI
ence oil twenty years bears the liberal testimony
IN iAYor Of IT'S great success rs an anesthetc.
lie has administered it thousands OF Persons Of ey
cry grade ei constitution, and variety Of temperament
without a single instance Of harm occurring
The following certificate from Or BiAbv is resnecf,.
ly submitted
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

ROBERT SHALL COMMANDING The PLANTER.
ROBERT SHALL, the brave negro who brought the
steamer Planter out of Charleston two years ago,
has now been placed in command of that vessel
Since that achievement he has been almost con-
stantly in the service of the government. He
was on board the Inflated Keokuk as pilot IN the
first attack upon Sumter by Dupont, and has
since in the same capacity penetrated nearly ev-
cry inlet and creek along the entire coast, and
been under fire for days, and sometimes weeks at
time Recently the Quartermaster ofthe De-
partmen of the South required the services of the
Planter where she would be liable to come under
the fife of rebel guns, The captain, brawny
white sailor, refused to go, whereupon the
Quartermaster Immediately issued the following
order
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

The BARBARIsM OF TREASON. In one of the
rebel camps captored by our forces in Arkan-
sas the following letter was found
= In CAMP, Nov. 10, 1868
Dear---;-We have just hung three Union
men at Cedar Glade, and intend TO hang some
more tomorrow. Captain Head has four or
five ropes as slick and greasy as hame-strings
with hanging Union traitors
Yours, &C., -"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17
ID EN- IT'S TR v!
DIR. j. G.. DeFORRIS

pEhAAHENTLY located at CHELSEA, VI will pe
form all operations the teeth (lhat i'll be on MI
i'ylin NEAT AND DURABLE MANNER. TEETH INSERT I'd
from one TO full set in Of the styles now in pracuc
Gold' Silver, or Vulcanized Rubber worI
All of which warranted to give satisfaction Prio.
according to the nature Of the case but Always RIAso
- " 1850
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17
c E R T IF I.C A E.

THIS CERrlFIES that have given full and d, hnite
structions to Dr. G. neForris Of Chelsea VI TO M
and administer TIE Nitrous OXIDE, or Laughing c.
DR.. Cotton OF New York
The advantages of the Gas ether and chloroorm
are
FIRsT.-It is perfectly harmless No injury was ever
known from its inhalation.
SEcoND.-The Gas produces the most perfect insensi
blty to pain, while itaVOids the and sickness H.
say nothing of The danger from ether and Oh toform
THIRD.-Fhe Gas is pleasant to inhae. having no die
agreeable smell or taste and the effects all pass Of within
two three minutes aving the person feeling precise
ly as before inhaIing.
FoURrH-lt can be given with safety If pure) in all
sorts and stages Of disease.
have given such careful instruct to Dr. UeFolrs
that have no doubt he make pure article Of Ca
and administer it with discretion and safety
NJ. BlXBY
Office at the residence Of WIZ. j TnDIll, Esq Of
Chelsea. Vt. r47am
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17
Teeth Extracted Without Pain

kther and ChIorofOrm super seeded by m, -
Nitrous Oxide, or Laughing Gas.
DR.. j. G. DeFORRIS has the pleasure of anpopn.;,x
to the public that he is mnisering the NITROTs
OXIDE " or LAUGHING GAS" by Ii. - OF wbicb
he is enabled TO ~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER, }

Fort Royal, 5. G., Nov 2b, 1868. {
Captain A. T DuntOn, Chief Assistant Quarter
master, Folly and Morris Islands
Sir You will please place Robert Small In
charge OF the United States transport Planter as
captain. lie is an excellent pilot, of undoubted
bravery, and in every respect worthy of the posi-
lion. This is due him as a proper recognition
of his herosm and services. The present captain
is Il coward, though white man. Dismiss him.
THEREFORE and give the steamer to this brave black
Saxon.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
D. j. ELwELL,
Chief Quartermaster's Department South.
The order was at once approved by Gen. GI.l-
lore, and Robert Small faithfully discharged
the duty required of him.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17
We quote for the week entiug December a. follow

Remarks Market for all kinds Of produce provisions
improving Gold aud freezing weathcr-stldens prices
Choice fall Butter doing beer prices firm and advanced
from two per ID last Now is the favor
able time to market your nice Butter Cheese IS more ac
tive.
Respectfully yours,
W. S. MCCLURE l. Co.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

mas twice the strength Of Java any other Cote.
ever and wherever used by ur first class bnt,l, a.
steamboats,, the stewards say there is saving Of 30 -