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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-20

AEkS w tsE w tsSs ARD Ulss
The war must 70 on, is the cry of Office
holders, shoddy-conuactor and misceeen
philanthropi,ts. The war must go on--tor
what? 1t has been in progress over three
years, and nobody has been benefited eX-
cept those who were making money out Of
it. The Union is further from being rcsto-
red than when the conflict was commenced
taxation has dev0urcd the substance Of
the people and threatens a heavy Increase
nearly two millions and a half Of men have
been taken from happy homes, from peace
full tiresides, from the fields Of industry
the nation is staggering under an existing
and rapidly accommodating debt that will op-
press future generations to the earth-thc
precious birth-right Of liberty has been ta-
ked away from American ci12ens--the ter
rors of unlimited conscription bring fear
and trembling to millions Of hearthstones-
more than million Of brave men have been
slan or sent bobbling over the country,
cripples for life-thousands of widows made
desolate--thousands Of tatherless children
turned out upon the cold charities Of heart
less world-thousands Of houses turned into
houses Of mourning-thousandS Of aged
parents sent down III sorrow to tneir graves
vice and immortality pervading the land
hope departing from the people and despair
enCompassing them about. The war must
go on, Notwithstanding these and number
less other resulting evils-and for what P
To satisfy the political ambition Of Il few
men in power, and to pay tribute to those
who are growing rich out OF the miserles OF
the people and the destruction OF the coun-
trv--men who care uaught for you and l.,
further than we can aid them III their inhu-
man crusade. ...
Lincoln is announced as the champion OF
an unlimited prosecution OF the war, in
view of which it is well for people to can
vass these subjects-tO look at the miseries
as well as the so-called glores Of this I'M
natural contest-to consider whether the
vuiet arts of Peace, Of Brotherly Love, Of
National Prosperity, OF Domestic liappl.
ness, are not better for this people thnn the
glittering gcneralitics of devastating war.
Lincoln is supported by countless mul
titude Of Office holders and by the ambitious
and designing men of his party. Let al
men who are unbought by blibes Of Office
who are uninAuenced by the Establishments
Of power and undismayed by the threats O
heartless tyranny, join as band of brothers
to work his overthrow. Let us print Peace
upon our lintels, embazon it upon our ban
ners and proclaim it from our house-tops
Let us do this in the name Of Union, Of Con
stitutional Liberty, of National prosperity
and appealing to God to aid us in our right
cots purposes our leader, whoetcr he ma.
be, will be the instrumentality employed ii
leading this people out of the, wilderness 3,
| deshair into q land of prosperity and happi
ness 49, Holmes County EarWr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-20
ssetter Late than Never.

The Abolition II. Y Times, at last, has
brought itself to say: II is highly desira-
Bile, both for our own comfort and for the
sake Of the country and the cause, that We
should all try and acquire ca,mer and more
critical temper in taking and thinking Of
the war, and than we should, as far as pos
sble, prevent our desires from couding our
judgment. 1t may be as well TO say, there
fore, that it is In the highest degree impro-
bable that Richmond will be III our hands
either by the 4th of July or the 4th of AN
gust"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-20
a. Beautiful Decision Under tsse
GOnsCriptiOR Law.

The following circular has been received
by Provost Marshal Jones in this city:
OFFICE OF A. A, PRooosT MARSHAL
GENERAL FOR OHIO.
When a supplementary draft is made for
deficiencies occasioned by drafted men fail
ing to report, and the quota is thus filed,
deserters from first draft, if arrested and
held, will be credited on future calls.
By order Of Colonel Potter,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-20
Minor and A. 4. Genera

The amount of it is simply this, that when
drafted man does not pay $500, or get a
substitute, or 60 himself, the Government
drafts again and takes his neighbor in his
place,
Can there be greater injustice than this p
If by reason Of the neglect Of the Govern
ment to retain its men, it loses them, others
not peculiarly obligated have to pay the
penalty of those drafted. There are about
$500 men, we understand, who have not re-
ported in the two districts in this county and
for these deserters another supplementary
draft is to be ordered. The deserters when
caught are to be credited, not on the draft
under which they We're drawn, but on anoth-
er and future draft. This is as unfair and
unjust decision as can possibly be imagined.
-- Tin, En0uiTer.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-20
Order Upon the Farm.

1t has been very correctly SAID tllat Oruel
or method is the secret Of success of many
wealthy men Of the mercantile class. The
above being true, the rule is equally applica-
bic to the farming classes What we mean
by order, Is "a place for everything, and
everything in its place By everything,
we mean all that farmer uses in his busi-
ness \ farmer should see that every rail
and board about his premises is in it's prop
er place; that his fences are in condition or
prevent the entrance or exit Of his own to
other peoples cattle without his consent
Every one who neglects this, neglects his
peace OF mind as well as subjects himself to
losses that must be repaired by means that
could have been otherwise profitabiy en-
ployed | have known the cultiyators o
the soil to succeed well in maturing crops,
but By neglccting to keep their fences in or
der, lose the most valuable part Of their la
bors But am glad to state that such ca
ses are not frequent in these times In the
next place, the farmer should not allow his
cattle that are used in the farm work to be
scattered in!is2rinlinateiy .oyer, his fields, as
much time is lost i'll getting them to their
places and as time is money" it should
be economized as much as possible. He
should be careful TO have his harness all in
using trim, his working cattle near his har-
ness house, then but few minutes are re-
quired to prepare for his days plowng and
hauling. His implements, Of every descrip-
ton, should be kept near his dwelling, that
no time be lost in repairing those that are
out of order. Many persons will say that
they cannot find time to do all these things
Stop, dear reader, | know you can, because
whenever you see rail missing from your
fence, go and put it back Immediately, for
then is the right time. In case the rail
should be destroyed, appropriate tire first
idle one you come to. Ii you should have
no i1In onpe losa no tina IN prOcurin,r copa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-20
leaving the Foul PaEty--A Man
.. Ey ReCaNtasiOM.

On all sides we hear of honest voters, who
have been acting with the Lincoln party,
getting their eyes open to the error Of its
course and Withdrawing from itscommunon.
Among the recent ones we find in the last
Highland Gasette that of Capt. Matthews,
who in a very able letter gives his old par
ty friends the reasons influencing him. From
it we extract the closing sentences -
Nothing will even
save this country but a strict adherence to
the Constitution, and when this glorious
day shall come secession will melt away
like the mist before the morning sun, and
this countay will then resume its wonted
prosperity, and to this end [ pledge my
support, believing now that the Democrats i
party is the only party that will protect and
defend our constitutional rights. Hoping
that my old Republican associates may Sc e
the error of their way and forsake their rad
ical views, is the earnest prayer Of your
'Obedient servant,
&c. A. MATTHEW'S.
Buford, o., June 21st, 1864
Large numbers have already broken of
from the most corrupt administration that
ever disgraced this country, and declared
for Fremont and Cochrane. And many
others are making ready to strike hands and
unite with the Democrats in electing the
representatives of their principles, who may
be nominated at Chicago All who want
this inhuman war terminated-all who wish
the Union restored-all who desire Consti-
tutional rights to be preserved, and who
have heart aspirations for peace prosperity
and happiness, will follow suit. M.
Fsrnot Banner
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-20

-saNo cause IS too ,ad sor carnes' sup
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
The Greatest Medical Discovery
of the Age.

nm Kennedy of Roxbury Mass has discovered In
II one of our common pasture weeds remedy that
cures EVERY Mind or HUMOR, FkUM THE
WORST sCROFULA TO A OOMhON PlMPLE
tottes war; nicd to cure nursing sore mouth
to 3 BOTTLES wall cure the worst kind OF pmpies ON
the face
2 20 bottle. viii clear the syst,m Of boils
bottles are warranted 80 the worst tanker IN
the mouth and stomach
3to bottles are warranted to cure the worst case OF
rysipeia, ,
- bottles are warranted to cure all humor in the
eyes
bottle. are warranted 10 cure running VI uie ears
| and blotches among the hair
st. bottles wariante1 TO cure corrupt and running
sores.
| bottle will cure scaly ,ruptons OF the skin
ZOI tOtles are warranted 10 cure the worst chsts
| OF rinFworm. 49,,
bottles are warranted 70 cure the mot uahgef-
| GU care Th- umatsm.
| 3 or bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum
| bt, bottns viii cure the wo II csc sc olula.
Ito bottles are warranted to cure the worst case OF
dysuelria know by the rienee of thousands that
! i, has been eau, led Dy canker IN the stomach.
to bottles are warranted to care SICK headache
Ito bot les are warranted 10 regulate eostive slate
! OF Tue bowels. -
! 10 bottles will regulate all arrangements of the
kidneys
| Ito6 bottles will cure the worst cases of diopsy
Ito bottles have cured the worst cases OF pilcs
relief Is alwns esperieuctd hat mere t. get re-
let M such an eXcTuoiatng disease, following the
dlrec tcns ia the pam ht aTOutd each bottle aud D,
a judoi ~ Application OF the SAIL "hEUM oINi
| MINI hOtULA ONTdENT and dbA LINZ
OINTMENT. every SO e ana ulcer of whatever KIND or
nature except that has taken root Is perfectly
| and penn anrntly ed, Manu- actuied by DON A LD
| kENNEuI, No. 40 Warren Street, koNhurY Mass
Price 81. For sale by all Druggist. RMSJolm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
RELlEFIN TEN MINUTES
Bryan's PulmOniC Waters,

Tbs most cerainand speedy remedy discovered Tor
all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Golds,
Asthma Consumption, Bronchitis, lnau enEA,
Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &C., &c.
fuHEsE wFERS give the most instantaneous nd per
feet relief and when psrseyered with according 70
directions never fail TO effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored to perfect health who have
a led ether means 10 vain. To ell classes and all eons.
buttons they are equally blessing and curenone need
despair no matter how long the disease may have exist
ed or however II may be- provided the organic
structure Of the vital organs IL not hopelessly deeayej
Every one afflicted should give them impartial trial
To vocasts and public Speakers these Waters pc
euiarly valuable they will In Jay the
severe occasional hoArsene and their regular Tor
lew days WILL At all tmes increase the power aud nes
bt o. the voice, greatly improving It's tone, compsti
and oearns Tor which purpose they regularly used
BY many professiosl voealists. Noy2swdsmly
JoB MOSES Sole Proprietor, II gortlandt street,N Y
Price rs ots. per boz. Fer sale By all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
Qbe HlQrkeis

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, August "A.
It Market 2lUg Cattle about Ot0 beeyes and % Stores
e,nssting q Working Oxen. MiIcl Cow sntone two
sndthree years old.
Prioes-M4tett Beef-ExtTa s1ZOO to &l4,9O nrft
uy Sl2O0 to 1900 I'd $1,000 to 1l,76 StSO to aIo'
Working 0xen-Slo0 to 100.
Cows and Calves-i35tO75
Yearngs- 1000 to OO,O0 two years old i26oOto -
10 three years old, $4,000 to $500
Sheep ana Lambs-32,0 at market prices in lots S'oo
to 500 each extra, 5000 to 100.
Spring Lambs-O,Oj to 90.
Veal Calves--S7 Ito 1900. Csfskins25c prlb
Hdes--l1I to l2c prb TalloW-l4cirlb.
Pets l5Oc to $500 each. Lambs $500
Remark OF the u CATTLE 3, mostly stores, we're
from ane 352 from New hampshire 05 from Vermont,
Bgl from the West with lew from Northern New YORK an
this state. Northern cattle think, sold what better
than last week. although some careful buyers said Their
purchas made nearly good terms AS last We
The Western buyers said prices 0nehaf cent per d.
higher Prices all around probably from one-quartr 10
one-ha cent nce although the butchers say the mar
ke Tor beef don't warrant them In paying franc ion more
The yards Cambridge pretty much empted ana al
Brighton a good proportion disposed Of The coo
weather Of the last week has helped sale Of beef The
Western were quite poor Dr0yers complain sadly Of the
sheep market The butchers say the market Is vel
enough The trouble Is with the goods. But few mich
COWS at market and but little STIR "a the store line any way
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
Thomas Reeds Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden az
WAnis0roN D isrRIcT, So. Montpelier, on the 10Th day
Of AUGUST A. d. 1854.
CEO. . REED, aud CHARLES A. REED, Admin ira
VI tors OF TIE state Of Ia mas Reed, ltte Monfpe-
Her ~ said district, deceased makes application 10 sad
Court with tn coaaent and sppfobtii in vii ing 90
the us u said deco istd siding la this "a e. of u
Gems 10 sell the ho'e OF The real estate OF SAID deceased
exec pit the mestead and dover Their ia but Including
the reyer,ion sad uoweT, representing that u safe
would beneficial to The huIr u 'ad &C ased AMI those
interested IN said estate
Wherrupon, IT'S ordered by mldC Court, that sad app
saton be referred to the 18th dy Of sepemDef, A. D. 1884,
al the Probate Oce IN Montpeie for heanng aud decs
ION theron and IS further ordered mat all persons IN
e,ested be notified hereoi, by pubeatWn Of noee Of
this application and order thereon thre' weeks sue
c,sslvely in the Green un ain Free n ptlnled al
Montpelier before said time Of hearing ihl they may
appear al said time aud place, audit they sec cause,
bleet therelo. BY the court
r9Aua AiIrsI. N. A. NnASE, ReRIs.eE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
Asa Niuch's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, hela
WASHINGTON DIsrRIcr, SIS at Montpelier whhii anu
for SAID District on the l7lh day OF August, A. d. loo4
NV n. DWINELL. administrator Of the estate OF asa
v Winch, late of MsTshhed, IN said d'sirli, utceaseu
presents his ADM nistraton account for eAani aon .hd
allowance, aud makes application for decree OF dls
irritation and partition OF the estate Of aid deceased
WhereUpUn IL IL ordered by sad court, tha' sale ne
count an application be referred to session OF sau
Court to be held al Probate Once IN said Montpelier
on the 7th day Of september A. d. 1864 Tor hearing
sud decision thereon; e 4.
lyen parsons Interested, by publication OF the same
nree weekssuccessivey IN the Green houh'aih rfee-
nan, newspaper published at Montpelier previous 70
aid lime appointed for hearing thai thew may apf'aa'
aid time aud place and show eause u any 'hel my
nave why said should not be allowed ana Such
decree mnde. BY The COurl. .
w9ra Auest-N A. CHASE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

WAsHfNGroS DsrRIer, So at MonIpeDrt' ID sau D'a-
tricl on he 9th day Of August, A. d. 1864 "a
ESTHER THAYER EXscnr X Of The lhS WIN anu loo-
II ment Of Aaron Thpyer late Of Warren, IN SAID as
t3 deceased presents her adminIsl ration account
animation aud allowance, and makes application LOT
ceased. iii ~.
WAereupon, Il is ordered by said CuuH that san az
count and application be referred to session - s
Court to held at the Probate Once IN said montpsh'
on the 2Oh dag Of sept A. D. 1904, ior hearing ana os
cision thereon go, 40
And 1t Ia further ordered, that notice heIeol oe
gwen to all persons interested by publication oil he
three weeks successfully In The Green Mountain fieeah
new spaper punished at Montpelier, previous " say
time appointed for rearing, that they may appear AZ s
time and place. and show cause, any lhey may nave,
by said account hod not be allowed, ana such ueo'se
mace. BY the Court,
eg5wy Auest-N. A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

PATRI1Tlc-Tho Burlington Times says; A
young man from the town of Greensboro called
at the Proves! Marshal's office yesterday morning
10 put IN su destitute whom he proposed to pay
$1,000. AT the recommendation Of his friends,
however, he was examined first by the surgeon
OF The Bard, and found not to be Liable to mill
tary duly, whereupon he entered the party whom
he had intended Tor substitute as a representa-
tive recruit, paying him $500, and the recruit
receiving IN addition town bounty of $1,000,
which was quite a creditable transaction.
A sou of Mr.. Enos Sheldon Of Rupert, on the
10Th inst, was walking with scythe in his
hand and BY some mshap stumbled and fell upon
t. striking the knee jont. The knee pan was
cut in two and the joint lald completely open.
1t is feared hat amputadon will be necessary.
New CASHIER Sidney W Rowell has been
elected CASH Of The Bank Of Rutland in place
Of j E. Reynolds who recently resigned, his
resignation to take effect September Isl. MIR.
Reynolds Is to take charge OF the business Of
the Sutherland Falls Marble Company
HORSES SHOT. Two horses owned by 6. ).
Fisher of Rupert we're shot by some villain on
W ednesday night Of last week, one being IN
stantly killed aud the other severely injured.
lllGuwAY RoBBERY-A stranger was robbed
Of $50 ia Burlington, the other day, while
going from the boat to the hotel early in the
morning. The robber assaulted bis victim witt
knife, and compelled HIM to give up his pocket
/ book.
ESCAPED A convict named Theodore De-
Foe escaped from the State Prison recently.
We are indebted to Capt D. p Barber of
the Seventh Vermont, now at New Orleans, Tor
late copies Of New Orleans papers.
A strong effort is beng made to raise by sub
SER ption an endowmeni Of 500, 900 for Mid
dlebury College.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

ing Aug 1864 said centage TO be cast upon the org
na amount ofhe premium note without reference to any
Endorsement and to be PAID 70 the Treasurer al ms once
n Nootpeier on or before the 10th day Of Oct, 1904
Members u the Company will find In the hands OF the
Representatye elect the Legislature, Local Agents OF
the Company schedule showing the amount ol
dus from each respectively and they particularly de-
sired 10 see the money for their assessments IS forwarded
10 the Once IN The assessments must be PAID when
dine Those who fail thus pag ought not to expect to be
paid II their property destroyed by fire little attention
10 his the part Of the Members Of the Company at the
proper time will them expense and trouble see sec
s. Act Of Incorporation, on your Policy which wi" De en-
s,rced J 7. THURsTON, Treasurer.
Trsasurer's Office, Montpelier, Aug. Is, 1854 F5oWS
lr The publishers Of each weekly newspaper Ia this state
are requested insert the above notice three weeks sue
cesyey u h cir respective papers which three dollars
will BE- paid on presentation Of their bills at tins nee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKBs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

THIS invaluable medicine is uufaling in the cure Of sll
those painful and dangerous diseases lnodentto the
female constitution.
1t moderates all excuses and removes all obsruoionl
from whatever cause, and speedy cure may be relied
on,
To Married Ladies'
IL is peculiarly suited II will short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that az,
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as thoy
ara sure to bring on Miscarriage but at every Other
time and 10 every other case they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain IL
the Back and Limbs, Heavinesa Fatigue on slight exer
lion Palpaton Of the Heart, lowness OF Spirits, Hys
eres Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful disea
Is accustomed by disorganSed system, these Pills vii
effect cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each paokag
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 90 pills, and encroled With ih
Government Stamp Of Great Britain can be sent post fe
| for &l00 and postage stamps.
| sole United States Agent, JOB MOSES, Cortland
Street, New York.
| Sold nv all Druggists noveslgmv6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
EAVV FOR SALE!

ur s.n.cy,b.r offer, for sale his farm situsted In IN
south.asteriy mart Of Berlin, in Washington County
about $50 acres Of land about 81 aes 81 same
being In wiiiamstown. There are tive 5000 oS,n,hk
on said farmone Of brick, two stories erenehy
mi 4 on, Of woodone story aud both togeth wan ali
needfn oubuildings In good repair said farm Is wei.
fenced and In good state Of cultivation ano keepns
aTs, stock II 10 we'll adapted for dairy or sheep SAD
farm sn be soil CHEAP, aud any one desrous o. pa'-
chasing hrst rate farm will do well TO sland examine
for himself ,, ~ su,,h a.
Nm. s. Smith, Of Montpelier . - uauae
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

no PHYSICIANS and Invalid =

The Rrv CHARlIs KING, formerly Secretary Of the
L rdop Evangelical Alliance and recently connected Is
resident Minister and Physician, with the Fenetuela
Missions will send RRTE oosr the Prescription With
which he successfully treated while In charge Of aarge
Mission uospit D. upward Of a hundred Of cos
SUMPTION IN The first, second and third stages.
The remedy equal adapted to the treatment OF Asth
ma CAtArrh Bronchitis and all affections Of the Lungs
Throat and AR Passage, Will speedily nvieorAte the
rnebed Nervous system and energitrs the defan geo
functions ~ tho stomach, Liver, and Bowels
Permission is given refer the Presidents and Pro-
f.sers OF the several Medical Colleges Of the City, and
to the Rev. Mcssrs ADAM,, PorrER, sAHREs, ana VAN
BURaN. Address with stamp
Rev. CHARLES I. KING,
station D, Bible House, New ork.
r. 81 wish publicly to acknowledge the generosity
of tho s. publishers who from motives Of humanity have
given this Advertisement free insertion Religious papers
are earnestly requested to copy. wFAsyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

NEGLECTED CoUoHs AND CoLDs,-Few are
aware Of the Importance Of checking a Cough or
b" Common Cold" IN it, first STAGE that which
in the beginning would yeldtoa mild remedy, #
nes eoted, soon preys upon the Lungs " Brown's
bronchial iroches, or Cough L0zenges, afford
instant relief.
BRowS $ BRoScHIAL TRocHEs or Cough Loz
enges, cure Cough Cold, Hoarseness and lnhu-
enza, or any Irritation or Soreness OF the Throat
9" Great sercice IN subduing Hodrseness.
Rev. DANIEL WISE, New York.
g" The TrocheS are staff Of life 10 me.
Pres Hamilton College, Clinton n. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
MONTPELIER MARKET, August 80

PRousoNs.-Butter 40 As. Cheese oOto2O Lard
l6to2O Tallow, 49, Dred Apple Eggs, q cents
Potatoes soto TO- Beans t2,OCto $50. Yves India su-
CARS, "a 70. Refined sugars, 20 to 81 Peas, $40
TO 100.
onlons-8O ~ 70 900 App,es per Dbl
Extra tll,5o to 1850 Doable Extra tl25o 10
400. super-EAtra l40Oto 1900
GRAM AND HAY.-Corn, tl,75 OATS 10 herdsgrss
Seed ts 80 to 90 per bashe Clover bo 20 per pound
Hay, W to Ii per ton. Rye, $l,s0
NsoILLAsEous--Dry and green hard wood S'2bto4oO
Shingles &! 90 to 600. Wool--common ID 10 10. Barr
500 to 90 pc cord. Nails 1850
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30

A stloog effort Is beng made to raise by sub
scrpton an endowment of $lOOOOo Tor Md
dIebuTy college.