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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

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rBHI 10 vote II rs .lid al lAs tune Abd Ne ple
sumo correctly thlt President Lincoln ,ad them
IL was nitter far The St.,aof I5oi.;lr, 10 settle
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ln'ei'o'e' Il ~ t1e constitution enc laws o'
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rather d,m,ojo, r., f5,, t,i,ioo of the Amrost,
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'tf"cuog the fsbeiIloGi Districts --ar4 $50 e1n we'll
understand how Till delfg4.ion we're us.oni, s8
10 find ,bo ,re.i,4ar,il ,,,t,o,tc which was br,,d
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not vote Tor governor of Louisiana, was yet much
TOO narrow to Include black men 10 lis Commas.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
RlCuMOND. XIV
Capt. Robert Hays, Procoa- Marshal +
District, London, Az.

DSHcti LONDON ny
DEAR SIR have seen your advertisements
giylns the people desiring exemption from the
cunning drat an opportunity 10 lay IN their
complains, &c. Now SIR, have never had
BIO honor OF your acquaintance, but | can refer
you for the truth OF what am about to say
to my worthy friend, James d. Foster, surgeon
and u member Of your honorable Board My
complaints are as follow, VIZ,
have NJ broken limbs | have no chronic
81 eases such as " ita4mmat0iy rheumatism,
- chronic inflammation OF the stomach "
" phtlisic, " white swelling &c. | am not
bind IN either eye, avn not knock.kneed
am not handy -shankei aln nor bow legged
have no bad tee aud eau bite of cartridge
| stand straight on my pastern j0nts have
never bgeo drilled 10 the Southern army, and
never been 50 fortunate AS to be a member OF
the sympathElng party IN Madison. have 10
lmpcdlments IN my speech. am neither near
sighted nor far sighted ! can hear well
can hear the ring OF musket as well as the
ring OF silver dollar. In short am sound 10
wind and limb. | am about . years old.
am h0usckeeper, aud have wife Ia good
Union Woman), aud NJ children living am
citizen OF Madison County, Ky, from which
you want 239 soldiers | an as brave as any
man vino Is no Drawer than ! am One Of my
legs as long as the other, and both are long
enough to run well. AM Tor the last man
and the last dollar," Niger OF no Niger, e.
pecally the last man. II you have o good
musket markad " l. ) send it down aud
am ready to bear it ~ defence OF the Union.
am no loregncr, and claim all Tie papers that
entitle me to 90 in. - WulARD DAVIS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

fhe Union State Convention Of Wisconsin.
commend the reelection Of President Lincoln
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-06
ANEW Ming UNpER NE SUI
FARMERs

Should understand the following important facts namely
THAT they are entitled TO- and should manage 70 secure
the hghes, price for the produce resulting from thfu
weary tolls that market supply and demNnd can give
and ia order accomplish this end there must be as sew
and small expenses possible between the producer
and consumer No invention system Of trade has so
nc,ftly met this want full, exclusive and well or
s,ni,ed Commission House. The true and exclusive
commission man at once becomes the deputy and having
,h interest Of the owner wholly bound up with his
,uecess, acts for the producer and eheapy and eky
transfers the properly money and saves to the pro-
Queer the enormous gains Of the middle men and sPeou
io, These plain truths visible to all, and such At
would obAin their benefits may find 1T and proper
naee 10 do so by sending oil kinds Of their farm produce
10 WOODWARD, HuDsos 4 Co, 81 4 rs South harke
A Chatham Streets boston. This firm have been long
in the trade are exclusively commisson. are located II
the very centre Of business have every facility and con
venience with ample means. have wide held OF uad'
and great variety Of goods thus attracting urge mum
bers Of consumers thereby securing afu competing dc
mand and insurng good aud quick sales for all elAsse
Of produce Those who desire may by writing SAID hr"
obtain mar king stencil and full instructions for shipping
goods Reference as to responsibility will probably D.
found satisfactory application to most Of the counul
Banks in New Eng and direct to the Bank OF the ne
rub ic or any other Rank, In Boston, "il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-06
RHEUMATISM.

80 DIsEAsB CERTAIN OF cURs
w Brande,hs PHI, A. this They soon take ou, Of the
blood the particular Virus upon which all the pain de-
ponds, and.the patient IL cured.
Nj I NJ. Adams. 306 Twelfth Street, New York, suf-
frrediwih rheumatism for along period lie was IT.
tended by able physicians but their prescriptions were Of
no avail, he was unableo move without assistance and
for four months Amus, ientrey confined to his bed
this period Of has sickness, when hope had fed aud
he expected be acpple oI The remainder Of his life
be Wa recommended g.
BRANDRETH's FILLS.
The first box evidently made him better the improve
uen vas decided from The seeondboX, and by thu
ue ne had used eighteen boxes be was entirely cured
of rheumatism the strength and supplsnsss Of hi'
limbs we're ires,ofeas 1t is over Al year ths thu
cure has been effected EGnd he has.hSd no return bu
continues IN the enioym Of perfect health May 9Th
1861 sold by all respectable dealers in medicines
U3.U6.iaw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-06
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
(Hepor.ed srPre.sl, foI the wa,chman.l 80.

II GA NJ Is II L DO r. A n u u II " u i " ~
Reported expressly for the Waterman.
For the oost ending Wednesday, May al, 1894
AUGUST % STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle sheep shotes. Ia, Hogs. Calves
Es Tn, s sss I@s a s7S, 's 500 500 100 o5o
One One , car ago. i5o5 200 1900 700 800
BHsr CArT1B-Kxra and heavy premium Oxen and
Western Steers $500 5000 lst quality ~ 90
al250; ID quality ii,25 li,76; Sd quality $1,000
II 20. per 100 lbs on total weight Of hide, tal!oW
aud dressed beef
Mich cows good $40 /. $50; extra SIS SIS with
or without calves az may be agree farow and ordi-
sheep and Lambs st-2.eI.2 Dc; extra 934alOl.2e per
n including rich Western coru-fed on live weight clip
ped &c.
Fat uogs IA 40 % per b., live weight.
Veal calves - - per head.
Hides 10 alO 2e peril Caf'kns 20 a Use.
IAllow g. Q lie per 10
Pelts with wool on $3.50 400 each
RsNARKs Although the number Of cattle reported
above Of the smallest AZ market any week during
the past three years there appears 20 be as many cattle
us cattle 452 hail from the West and Of the 1850
sheep 2600 Il the largest the latest and the best
also from the West More than half Of the cattle and
sheen and all the swine market this week carry money
out Of New England aud the dfovers say the Western
farmers are beginning 20 refuse Eastern money Both
the beef and mutton from the West Is OF very excellent
oualit, this week. the best d which commands high
ptiees-l3 2e per 10 far few q the incest cattle
some Of which we're actually faued out Of shape-sud
10 lie per 10 for few-of the Zip top lots OF sheep
which do not shrink In dressing much as New
England sheep do partly because they I'd grain
and partly m consequence Of being long ia The
We think the market for cattle Is rather better inr the
,lroyer than last week Common sheep find dull mar
lot Veal catvcs little betefot rather should say
perhaps not quite bad last week Saw one lot n
good ava s6d al s. ~ per head, which the owner said
Just about one hat Nhat they "ouiu nave utonEh
awhile ago Droves say calves cost TOO much BY 81 pei
head.
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RosrnN MARK KT. MAY g

Corn ESchArge-1he reeepts since SATURDAY. have been
CO.'S bills -four, and 1926 bush Corn llyS bush Oats,
and 1000 bush Shofts. The market for Flour contin-
ues quiet we quote Western superhne at $780, com
mon extras at e7,75 $3.50; medium do at $3.50 a
900 and good and choice, including fsyorite ST. Louis
brands At S9.25 Sl2 so per bbl In Southern Flour
has been done and prices nominay the same Corn
Il quiet but southern yellow continues TO be held at
81 55 pef bush Oats range from SO 90o per bush for
Northern and Canada, as 10 quality. Rye has been
sold al 81 90, and nov held at sl65 shorts $40 and
Fine Feed aud Miadhngs Al Sio w pet ton.
ptoyisious-PorN ia firm AZ $500 a SAOO Tor
pfime; S27 so a rs 90 for meas and $40 $50 for
clear cash Beef fanges from sl7,O0 S29OO per
mi for Eastern aud Western. Lard IA IL Is lac in
btds and tierccs and Smoked Hams rsnge from II a
200 PER b to quality In butter and cheese change
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-06

BesToN MARKET
Yos 'xEgK ESDIko ArRiL ~.

''. BOSTON MARKET
ros WEEK BSDtNo APRfL ~.
AsuEs--pet9 IA pearl II IL.
'CoRK-l ~ t.50.
OArs-.sS a 80.
BurruR-is quality 80 20 "a quality Is AIS.
Oppgsg--Vermont and New York l6a2 20.
Hors-Fitst sort. 1868, - as
SuoAR--Bfown, IA "a 20 refined is ta24 maple
HAZE. -
a % pulled 20 40
REMAINS Hops oonRded 10 small lots Butter has
declined materially and is dull, cheese aud firm
very little dcing In sugar, market unsettled and prices
nominal. The demand for fleece and pulled wool has
been active and prices sgAin sh sde higher and
inur 20 be- we'll sustained The transactions comprise
800 900 Ms fleece aud pulled At from 20 TO 81 IL cents
b. 10 quality In Ne~ York, says the shipping List,
th market l. STIR ng With steady good demand paro-
ularly for domestic for consumption In Philadelphia,
ss the Commercial List, there has been less activity
since our last notice. but the stocks materially educ
ed aud prices are unohanged.--Ne,c England Farmer.
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- w. X. CAKES, NJ. ID.

= FT0n Tie H0VaI UDfhd1lc InhTnldrV
London, Physician and Surgeon for the Bye,
F,r aud Catarrhal diseases Of the lungs, Fauces and
Nasal passages also Nervous maladies Of all kinds,
particularly those ing Females An Of which he
has made his special study aud successful practice
than thirty years.
The Dr. has concluded 10 locate himself at West Ran
dolph VI at least during the ensuing summer Icsti
mlnals in abundance OF his superior and successful
treatment eau be seen his Office and residence on
school Street 3fd door below the Academy, where he
will be 10 daily attendance to treat those who may desire
bis services
II Consultation gratis. Medicines (prepAred by him
self and operations charged in accordances with fair
upright dealing all times.
N BIT viii be remembered no doubt, that the Dr.
vi ted and pr.cticed in Btatcbrro'. Burlington, and
North Remington, Vt. eight years ago An n'w by
request II many friends he "a all the good
[ he can for all the afflicted vh1 call upon him.
Ofioc hours from A. NJ. TO 4. M. every day ex
cept Sunday. da"VSu
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMP.
IION


THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM is
the highly approved medicine discovered II
has stood the best Of al tests Tine. having h,d
precedented sale Of neary forty ye1ri Il is recon-
uended by our best phgsicias most eminent eiti
the press, the frade fact. by ali Who know H.
For certificates. which be given 10 almost any extent
wrappcs to each bottle The Propiciors will cheer
fully refund the money no, entirely satisfactory Price
so and 81 the large bottles much the cheapest
Be careful 70 get The genuine, which is prepared only By
REED, CUTLER co, Wholesale Druggists. Bos-
ton. Sold in Montpelier BY dealers generally S27
"A SLIGHT COLD" COUGHS.
Few Of the importance Of checking Cough
OF "shgM eoidr in "a first stage; that which in he be-
ginning would yield mild remedy, IL neglected. soon
attacks the Luz gs "brotoHi Bronchial Iroehes give
sure and almost immediate relief Military Officers an
Soldiers shouid haze them. Be carried The
pocket aud taken occasion reQHire' 0ls0i.daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-06
Dir. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT.

In pint bottles at 6hy cents cures lameness, cuts
gals collie &c Read the following
BosroS. July 7h 1868
Dr Tobias: Wehaye used for the past year your
House nlment for ameuos kicks, bruises, collie and
cuts And IA every found II the best article ever
uied in this circus COMPANY PlsA'e send six 'ozrn as
n ia the only iniment We use now We have lOs DO
some very s.luable and do not want leave town with
out IT, HYATT fhOHl
Manager Van Amburgh a Cos Menascrie
O30jdaw
Price . and so CENTS a bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Office Sc Cortland Street, New York. da~ll
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A

Il FARM-The residence Of the subscriber in Depot
Village, NoTth6eld Vt being two-storY house with
eli pAt CO tanning 10 good sized with basement
and cellar under whole house. provided wn spring water
in basement and large brick cstern The situation one
u the best in the town being on Main street on me
sunny side Of Episcopal Church with nearly Of
land Said premises built in summer Of 1851, by
day work In the thorough manner, in every part
roof, slated with best Mortified late all done at cost
n about 80 200, all now in good repair. desire q
char &c my business. Having been employed on the VI
Central Railroad more than 10 years wish nov to r'
the hAppy III o. the farmer Would like farm worth
from $1,000 IS 900. The above presents very favor
able opportunity for the farmer who wishes TO leave tbs
L. q BABCOCK.
Nofbfed April 2Sth. 1864 03.tjuul daw
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOW READY-PRlCE rs CENTS.
~ PEOPLES EDITION OF PART Ms
GENERAL BUTLER ~ NEW ORLEANS


One volume ocfdro, paper pTtce 70 cents
with the view Of meeting the extensive popular de-
nand for this ftmaskahe book, this edition has been
prepared The page and type similar 70 those OF
Hqrper's Mac siHe some Of the less important docu
ment, are anfted. aud in Instances the &C cunt
eond nssd yei ss To Interfere WITH the
interest or completeness Of the story
Unquesiionaby this book stands pre- eminent IN int
rest among all yet asioned by the rebellion Its sub
iect aud author comhiue 10 render II fascinating ff
teen editions have been called fast as they could
be printed Il has been most mly commended by the
press Of he county snd scarcely less so by pof
lion at least Of the English prss by whom us aeknowl-
edged to be complete yindcaunn 81 Gen Butler from
the malicious charges which envy and hatred have brought
against him o.,
IA contains an Aneodotal sketch Of Geu Buffers bril-
liant aud remarksbe IN" bar Of Massachusetts
history the movements IN the Charleston con
yention; c,n,eTsatious betVeen Gen. Butler and the
leading seccssiuniss Washington in December lbbO
the real plans the traitors; Gen. butler invited 10 join
them; h dyiec TO buchanan; his eBlrts IN preparing
Massachusetts for the celebrated march VIA An
napois to Washington his night march to Baltimore
collision With Gen scott; hs course al Fortress Mon
roe the history Of the nfobands his advice to the
Administration how IN take Richmond he truth about
the battle OF Great Bethel the liatieras Expedition
the secret history Of the New Orleans Expedition the
adventures Of the General in getting TO ship Island
full Of the capture OF New Orleans ihe LANDING
OF the troops 10 the city complete ma rauve OF sue
oeeding events with large number OF highly interest
ing narratives Apd anecdotes never before published
the recall Gen. Butler, and the explanation gwen OF II
by the Government his present opinions upon the geA'
issues before us o
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German Edition 81 Sent by mail on recep' Of price
! For sale by Mason HAHLiN, Boston, and by all
/ Booksellers Published by MASON BRorHER', Mercer
| street, n. Y oSOo
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Sptual AOitrts
STARTIINGl BUT TRUE.

T T
The volunteers Drawing the dangers dFeyer, Sour
W. Wounds and Cholera Many gallant fellow ~i
leave hi, bones bleach Who, by the aid Of HooWays
Pills AM Ointment. would have returaed to his family
strong aud healthy. Soldiers, try them O3.dhw
Holloway PILts AND OrsrsKST nov retaed
owing the high price Of drugs, &C. at 80 cts, 10 cts
and & 10 per Box o. Pot daWly
" Farmers who are work in the open air 30 much.
have often felsA Pains the back which could not be
planned but which could only be helped, aud tina, not
great desliby hard rubbing kIhis pAin will be felt this
Fan when the harvesting is and the winds Of No
ynbef succeed pleasant breezss Of the early Autumn
Rubbing and good fannes wil;only put of the evil lit
ile while bottle Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Linimen'
will workIa cure. and the rmer.may ienj v hs nights
rest siihou having call for Arubhing plaster.
03,daU
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-06
EdlI;!EYIEl|:IXIl;[EII]l|Il;N

Effectively defends Cllahs and Eufs rom auaeks BY
Moths
Sitting to Insect Life Bugs breathing through their
skins cannot resist IL dense yapors.
Cheap. Reliable, Durable, Fragrant. Sold by Drug
gsts in town aud country Each package bears the Ad
dress Of the Manufacturers
HARRIS x CHAPMAN. 1870 fremont ST.. Boston.
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STEPHEN r HoLLIsTER, lc.,.,..
W n. DWtNELB ~" -
Marshfeld April 22d. A ID 1854 O3:


- RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, held Biookfeld in said District
the 9th day Of April A. ID, 1884.
Geo. A. Ainsworth aud Walter Newoomb, administers
OF the Of Rodolphus AinswUrth, late Of Viii
i,mstown said district deceased present their ad
muistraiion account for examination and allowance,
and make application for dec Of distr button and
partih II the estate OF said deceased.
Whercupon Il is ordered by said Court, that said
and said application be referred session OF sd
be held the store o. c. X 4 O A. Answorth.
in Wamstown in said dstriet,on the 2Oh day Of June.
ID 1854 AZ 10 o'clock a. NJ, for hearing aud decision
thereon and Il is further ordered that notice hereof be
given all persons interested, by publication Of the
same three weeks successfully in the Vermont Watch-
man and State Journal newspaper published at Mont
prer previous said time app tinted for herring that
they may appear said time and place, and show
any IA have. why said account should not be al
Owtd, and such decree made.
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.Os Attest, T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
CALVIN WARREN EsTAT

" State ef Vermont, Washington District, SIS
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, on the 18th
day Of April, A. ID. 1864
Leander Warren, administrator OF the eeta'e Of
Calvin Warren, late Of Montpelier. in said district
sent aud appreciation in writing Of the heirs Of said
deceased residing in this State, for license to sell the
following described real estate OF said deceased 20 wit
The home place Of said deceased consisting OF about
fourteen Of land and the buildings thereon-and
,ne Pew in the Brick Church, in said Montpelier, en-
cepng the right II homestead and the right OF dover
therein but including the Eeversion Of said oowef.
representing that said sale would be beneficial to the
heirs said deceased and those in said estate
Whersupon, is ordsred by said Court that said ap
plicaton be referred the 10th day OF May, A. ID.
1851 az the Probate Office in Montpelier for hearing and
decision thereou and is further ordered. that all per
sons Interested be notified hereof by publication of no
lice Of this application aud order thereon, three weeks
Sueoesyey in the Vermont Waterman ard state Jour
nal printed at Montpelier, before said time OF hearing,
that they may appear said time and place. and II they
see cause, object thereto.
by the Court. .,,..s,, =, -.
y N A. CHASE, Register
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DOsTON UNION MATCH COMPANY

Id Office II Friend St. Up Stars
Watches at wholesale and retail Al matches made
by this Company warranted good aud keep in any
climate Matches fir shipment and transports ion are
packed In superior manner that Is impossible for
i1pfn ~ ignite ut uupackod All dealers aud cnnsum.
II mat hes viii DO we'll BY favoring with call be-
hrc purchasing slsewhere. q y Orders addressed by
mail c-pffs' ~ meet 9TH PROMPT attention.
CArrIoN The Boston Union Match Com any is In
no was connected with The Union Match Co. nr AM
other Compsns this city. c. a READ, Agt for Co.
j READ President.
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- ATE OF VERM ON T
- RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.

In Probate Court, held At brookheld, In said District
on the 10th day Of April. A ID. 1864.
David French End administrator OF the estate Of Ben
ia,nn Waterman late Of Washington, In said district
deceased presents his administration account for examn
aon and allowance, Al makes application for decree
u distribution and partition Of the estate OF said deceas
ed.
Whercupon, IL is ordered by said court, that saa ac
cou,t and said application be referred TO session Of
.ad court to be held at the Hon. H. A Whites Office In
sad Washington the l2lh day OF May. A D. 1861 for
t hereof given 10 all persons interested 0. puo
LEGATION Of the faipe three weeks suceessNeiy In the
Vermont WAtshman State Journal' newspaper pup
hearing that hey may appear Al said time and place,
and sho cause Il any they may have, Why said aoeoun
sbould not be allowed, aud such decree made
By the Court. =
OlOl Attest, y. H. CLbANbbANb, Judge.
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DYsPErsIA AND FITS.
A SURE CURB FOR

SURE CURE FOR
These distressing complaints is made known in a
Treatise on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations,
published by DR.. o Phelps Brown The prescription
vas furnished him in such proyidenta manner that
he cannot oonscienuousy refuse to make 1t known as IL
has cured eycrybo who has ussd H. never having failed
in single ease Its equally in cases OF II AS Of
Dyspepsia and the ingredients may be found in any
drugstore free all the receipt Of i've cents
To prepay postage This work, Of iS octave pages beau
ufully Illustrated, also treats on
CONSUMPTION,
bronchitis, Asthma, General Debility, and gives the
hest nown Herbal Remedies for their positive and per,
manent cure Address DR.. o Phelps Brown, No. 10
Grand Street, Jersey City, New Jersey OS'06
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