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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

INJURED We learn tat three persons were
injured at Cabot b. the premature discharge Of
a cannon which was being fred so celebrate The
clecuonof Mr. Llncsn limau Heath had an
arm blown Of, and Byron. Lance, and Harvey
Dow wero badly bruised
The cas-. OF tho s.. A5,ns robbers, i, still
progressing slowly a. Monre J.
There is 90 be a torchlight procession aud il
Elimination this (Nloniay) Evening, at Buring.
ton, under The direction Of the Union Club.
Il promises 70 be brilliant aif.r.
The NuyH Mrs, since the defeat Of its eau.
dIa4ts, the late g n, Mcclellan, is again upon
the war r4ta.
Governor Splth has appointed Thursday, the
2i.h day OF November, as day of Thanksgiv.
ing Ims is the same day fixed by President
Line 10 for The National Thanksgiving. We
shall give hofh procamatons next week
ia.soNAL-Col. James NJ Warner, Eleventh
Vermont Volunteers, and Captain oil Sth Regu-
lars, has been assigned 10 the command OF the
frs' Brigade, Second Division, Sixth Army
C1rp' Cll Warner most calamity commanded
tins brigade at Fishers HILL and Ced Creek
and asj 80 the engagement on the 2lst Of Sep
timber az Flint Hi.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Military Reunion,

The undersigned, believing that it would DO
gratifying to the officers OF Vermont Regiments,
who are in Vermont, 70 meet together, and to
make thur re union an OCCASION for testlIying
their res ect for Major General Geo. j. Stan
nard, take the liberty to invite their comrades
to meet at the Pavilion. il Montoelier, on Thurs
day neat, Nov. ill., 1861, az ; O'Clock =. NJ.
to pay their respects to Gen. Stannard, and sis
down together 10 a supper in the evening.
foar presence IS requested.
W. G. Veazey, Col. 10Th VI.
I. o. Seayer, Col. Sd VI.
W. I. n chois, Col l4th Vt.
q. G. Hale, Col. 9th VT
A. u. Jewett, Col. 10th Vt.
X Proctor, CO.. 10Th VI.
o. II. JOJco, 1t. Col, q Vt.
w Y. W Ripley, L.. Col. 81 U. IS.
J W. Bennett L.. Col. lst Vt. Cav.
). NJ. Pingree, IT, Cd. 4th w.
d. X. Andross, L. Col. 9Th Vt.
X e., Benton Ii. Col lth VI.
r. Farnham, 1t. Oh. 18th w.
W. b, MunSoo, IL. Col. l3lh W..
}. l. Barstow, Maj Sth VI.
l.. McD. Smith, Capt 9Th VI.
The atoye card speaks for itself, and we have
no doubt a large number Of the officers who
have served with and under tie gallant Stan
nari will report at Montpelier at the time named.
!! cannot fan to be most happy occasion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Vermont CeD:r1l and SulIi.
van sSaslr0ads.
.1gssz1ssiiie 80: e I. j.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COmmeHcirt NOrtmifr Ion 1894
Commencing Normtr lOh, 1854.


Trains Going south sns East.
Leave Montpelier $40 A.H., 90OI. s.snd 10 10 -
n All Ta,t1 leaves St Albshs at6,l An. Bnriinr
vi ton 30 ~, cOnnectinE al Wbits River Jancti I
ind BELOW Falls win trains for Boslen, Worcester Ae
and WIKI Vermont Valley 4. R.tof Springfield and Nru
York srrivinrin ew Yo'k at l0,i5r.s.
Oat ETrHEss TfaiN leaves Osdeeshdrgh at $50 A
NJ, Montreal al SEQ kodGe' rulntat1O IS A. n fei
Boston, Troy and New YORK.
NiGHI EtFHEss rRAtsieavrs Oglenshutrat II 80 As .
ntteai at AIS ?. ~. Houses PoiHt p ~ arrt.
in1 at Bostouat $40 NJ, connecting at Bellows Fail,
with Cheshire K x, Tor Boston aud Worcester and W
Vermont Va"eF r. FOR Springfield &c. snd arfiviI
New Yoh At l2S0F.
Trains Going North aud VsT
Lave Montpelier at IA an. 100 a. .,3.3e D. sAnd
20 r.s.
Nan TEAiN leaves Boston at 80 A. VIVA LEVEL
White dyer Junction al O5 ~. fIT Burlington Mont.
lAel and Ogdenshut, h.
fCee EEOoATIoE fHAts leaves NorthhslG al 10 - As
aad Burlington 1927 ?. ", fer Rouse Point
hioHt EIFKKss RAts teaycS Bellows Fails al 10 on n
receiving passengers from NsrmuBiValey R. R.eayirg
New York at IL. ?. ~, ana from Cheshire R. r..
leaving Bottom at so ?. u. connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
or. ~, arriving at BJdin.ioa al $40 A. ~, Rouses
Point att o. ~, Nor,,cai At Qla NJ aad Ogden,-
butgh at 70 80 ?. n, The Mail Tain nth nd Express
iran Nouh eonoec, WIN PassumpNo Ro.d
Sleepns cars attached to both the nigh express
trains ruruug between Rouse's Point and Boston and
Rolse', Point and priasied
Through ritkststor Chcagt andths WeIt Tor sils a.
he pdneipll cations
G.NgSglLL, sup't
5 Aibsns, ". Nov "A lN4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Gbs 4tlQrkets.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET. No,embero.
At A.rtet 1910 Cattle about 1870 Besve' and 80 Stores
ansstinE Ct working Oxen, Mich Cove andone tEs
and three years old.
Price'-Martst Beef-EI;ra 1880 to &i325 Crit
,Usy sl2f0o1 1870 "a 5000 to NO. Cd .: o0to So
Working Oxe -.13) to 700
coEsAnt Ca vs--!t0 o 10
Y,arlinp silooto 17,co itso year, old, i2o0Oic 35-
10 three years old, 5000 to 5000.
sheep aud Lambs-'il0A market prices Ia lot, g. %
" $50 each extra, $3.50 to g. so
Spring Lambs-2,t0 to so.
Veal Ca ves-.6oOto 900, csfssn,-2s to COS prt
Hdet-lA 20 BE prlb. raiow-l4 to l4i prlb.
Pelts sl,Oo to 81 80 each, Lambs 800
Remarks About the same number Of Cattle At market
as last week but the quality not quite Faod About hc
number u Sheep last seek hut rid Ia ro So nee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Guardians Notice

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court, held
h.spotFH Disrhcr, ~. at Chelsta, within AM for
sad district on the 2Sth day of osloltt \. u. 1854
A ARuN DAVIS guardian Of Charles W. Allen, Nathan
n u. Allen aud PullpS Allen, miners, siding In taid
Jheses, makes application to said Court for crnse To
sell the following bed real estate OF his said wards
to wit al the right tlle and interest In ind to the
homestead, btotgins TO the widow aud miuoT children
Of cherries Allen late al said Chtsca dec, ased repre.
sen,ng that the sale thereof Tor the purpose putting the
proceeds ui such sAe al interest," Investing the fame
In stocks " rial estate, wou be beneficial said arcs
Nhereupon, u 10 ordered by sad Cour that SAID an.
plicstion be referred to session tber,o to he he
1.-THE Prob ate once In said CHI sea on he " day Of
November A. u. ledi, for heating and thereon
And tits further ordered that all persons interested he
notified hereof, by publication Of notice 81 SAID applet
Ion and urf thefron three weeks successfully il the
Greea Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier beft 70
said time " Aeatng, that they may appear SAT- time
aud place, ana, " they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

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all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds
Asthma, Consumption Bronchitis InHu cn1s
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THESE WAFERS give the most instantaneous ard per.
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huusands have been restored TO nrcroi health who have
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despair, matter how ong the disease may have exist
ed, however severe It may be- provided the orranic
structure OF the vital organs u not hopelessly decayed
Every enc afflicted should give them Impartial trial
To Vocalsts and public SPEAKERS these Waters are ne.
culgfly valuable they will 10 Jay remove the mos
severe essona hoarsencss aud their regular use Tor
FEW days will at all times increase the power aud neK,.
eliN Of the voice, greatly Improving stone compass
and olcarnss for which purpose they are regularly used
by many profcssioal vooalists Noylswdkmly
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, ~ eortlsndt StreetN Y
Prlee % cts. nar hoN. Fnr sale Nv al nrnrrisl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
MONTPELIER MARKET. Nov.

PEousoSs.-Butter 40toS Cheese cote 20, Lard
2)to IS Tallov 20. prisdAppis 2tOl5. Eggs IS cent
Potatoes s5toD. Beans, s2,Ooto 2bo west india su
sars, 20 to4' Refined Sugars, % to % Peas, 800
TO so.
onions-sS,oo to 600 App'sS-t45o 10 500 per Dbl
TLors-EHua, 1850 to l,50. Doabl, Extra tl?OO to
$40 super-Eltra l3,5Otols50
GAAiS AsD HAr-Corn, tl,I5. Oats, TO- Herdssrass
Seed $50 600 per bushe Clover to 20 per pound
Hay, $40 to u per ton. Rye, 81 80.
dsoILLASEous-Dry and green hard wood Q, 25to 20
shingles $500 to 900 wool--counon IS to 50. BNl
600 to 100 per cord. Nails, 10 co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THls invaluable medicine is uafailiuF tn the cure ofA
those painful aud dangerous disease9 iucdenito tie
female constitution.
1t muderates all excuses and removes all obstructoas
from Whatever cause, aud speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies'
It's peculiarly suited II will IN short tine, bring on
the mouthb period WITH regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST TIRES MONTHS, rs they
sure 10 hlinF on Miscarriage but az every ofher
tine and In every other case, they perfectly safe
IN all eases Of Nervous anu spinal Auctions Pain IN
he Back and Limbs, Heayiness, Fatigue slight exer.
ion, Palptation Of the Heart, Lowntss Of Spirits Hys-
eTics, Sick Headache, whites and all the painful dsess.
occas.oncd by dsorganEsd system, these Pills will
enec, a cure when all other ncaus have ailod.
Fun directions in the pamphlet around each package
shich should be carefully preserved
4 bottle containing 90 pills, and encrcl,d with he
Government stamp Of Great Britain can tt sent post roe
fer &lQ0 and postage stamps.
sole United States Agent, JOB aOsES q Cortland
Street, New York
sod ~ all nrugy.its. nov9s ymvk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probate Court holden
WAsHNGroz DfstRicr, :, LAT Mon peler On the ls
dav Of November, A. u. 1864.
nHARbES CLAIM, Administrator Of The estate OF
" Lew D. cree, late u Montpelier, To said district,
deceased, makes application to sad Court Tor license TO
sell all OF the cate lie Of said deceastd representing that
said SAFE is Necessary fOr The payment Of tn debts OF sad
deceased and expenses u Administration u "a estate II
being one Pew IN Ihs Brick Church In said Montpelier,
except the GIT Of dover therein but including the reye
sion thereof.
Whercupon, Il i ordered by said Court, that said
app alton entered the 29b day OF November A. D.
1864 at the Probate Office Montpelier for hearing anu
decision thereon and II is further ordered that all per-
sons interested be notified hereof By publication Of notice
OF his application and order thereon, three weeks sue.
cessiYely In the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at
Montpelier before said time Of hearing, that they may
appear, at said time and place, and, II they cause
object thereto. By the Court
tiSw3 Attest. A. CHASE Repistet
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Elisha Flini,s Estate,

STATE OF vEkMoNT.t In Probate Couri, holdtn
R.SpoLFH DnTRIeT, al In okde d, on the 10Th
day Of october, A. u. 1864
n BtNtZER RAss, Administrator the Estate o Elisha
IL Flint late WI amstosn, said District. deceased,
makes application To said Cont ff license to sell all
Of the real estate of said deceased representing that said
lie will be benea ,l to he heirs tnd III, interested In
said estate and las ed IN said Court the eunseht snd
appreciation In ting OF all the heirs 10 sad
sldini tn this 81 tr,,lO such sale
Whereuponi 1t is ordered by said Couu that said app
oaon under Iaton AID be- heard The 10
day Of November, A ID. ls6i at he Pn bate Otce Ia
BTookhed and, Is further ordered that all persons
Interested, be notified hereof by publication at "
this PHI alton and thereon three weeks success
IVely In tho bieen Mountain Free man pfn a At Mon
peler, beioie sad time Il hearing that they may appear,
At said tine aud pace and ii they see cause, object
therto. by the Iaur,
"a ~ Attryt--J. r. CLEAVEIANn. Iuare
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
IL. &. IbOty,s Estate.

been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court totthe District Of NashiI gton, ON.
mssonersto receive adus al claims and
demands OF all persons against the Estate - 4. c.
Doty, late Of Calais, IN sad District, de Jastd,
represented insolvent, and the term Of six months
from the 10Th day Of Oct ber 1884 being allowed BY
said cOur 10 the creditors of said exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us give notice
thatSe Will attend To the duties Of our appun m,za
al the dwelling Of Mary Daty, IN Calas,
said district on The lst Saturday, Of Janu " and April
neIi, one O'Clock In the afternoon each 81 said days
81. +. wSaSeHEELock, coHm'".
CAlAig Oct llth A ID 1894 .alyra
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
DEAFNESS CURED.

NkN lohk, Dec, IL, 1908.
DR. OAKS write to inform you that the medicine you
prescribed Tor my rheumatism, has entirely cured me- amer
having been treated hr 1t year and MONTHS by the
most skitul physical in Virginia and New York can
nov walk without the aid Of ouchs or cane afsr using
your medicine three Wesk,
o. GOODMAN, 9th n. v, c. ". Co. d.
Ps- he old gentleman Mr. T. whom yos operated upon
for deafness and Ca arrh sys that you have card Avn
and that he hear any person whisper him after
ing been deaf for 2s years.
% YOU. doctor n a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
BOSTON MARKET. Nov. ia.

Four.-Wsstern, ts,50 TO l4,25
pork,-Prae, 5000 Mess, $500 to 1850
RES, s:l,O0 to $500 LArd,l .; to 22i. Hams, 90
Hogs dressed, 20 to 90
Butter, 40 tot3 Cheese, Is tog! Eggs co toss. 20
ttoes !2,5i to 500 Dried Apple u to 10
Beans $500 to 400. Peas 1920 to fS2i.
Herds grass seed 1905 t6,5o Glover, q, to9o
Starch gto Il TaloW, l2tolgi
woolfGl blood Merino, vs. tol,O5 ourths blood
s. to 95 Haltbood IS to o. conmon 50 g..
Corn l,o3 to16i oats VITO 81 Rye l6sto1,7O
Hops to IS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
joseph DOdge,s Estate.

Tut Subscribers, having been appointed BY the onora-
BILE Probate Court for he DstTClof Washing on Com
nssionets receive, Examine ana adusi al clam, and
demands Of ELECTROMAGNETIC the estate II Joseph d.
late Of B.re IN SAID district, deteas-d, represent
ed nsolvent,a aud the term OF st months lion the 18Th
day Of sept. nber 1864 being allowed said Court TO the
ef.dlorsoi SAID deceased to exhibit and prove the
peotN eelamsbefo US; Givenoliee, thstwe wisttend
10 the duties u our appointment al the dwelling house of
said deceased In rte IN SAID district on the r Mon.
days Of Janu ~ aud aarch nei at one O'Clock IN the
afternoon on each OF said days.
h. h. FRENCH, lc,
CARLOS CARPENTER, O'"'" W.
IA me Iug
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Amos Prescott's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. holden
NAsHNGroN DisIRIcr, Sc. at Montpelier, on the 18th
day Of October, A. u. 1864
Ira Gray, Administrator the estate Of Amos Pres
cot late of Waterbury, In said District deceased makes
application to said Court, for license to sell part OF the
real estate Of said deceased represent ng III said ale Ia
cetsry Ter he paym 1t the debts OF snd d, ceased
and e1peI ses Of aus sfaion Of said estate, It beinla
mill privilege, saw MILL and house standing on tue mill
lo situated Ia said Wal ebuiy, and jmery Owned aud
occupied by Jasper Ayers excepting tho Ugh Of dover,
but including the reversion thereof
MherrupOn II II ordered by said Court, that said appi
saon he referred To the 29h day Of November A. d. 1864
al the Probate O0ice 10 huhtpre for hearing and decs
theron and y further ordered that all persons
ercsed be notified hereof by publication OF notice Of
this application and order thereon, three weeks
cessively In the Green un ain Fietm N, printed at
Montpelier, before said time OF hearing that they may
appear at said time and place and If they ste cause,
object theretU. By the Court.
riivi Atte.t, N. A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

The Mcclellan papers, after persisteutly brag-
gns for two months, quietly tell their readers
that the " more Intelligent of them will not
be disappointed at the result. How large a
proportion Of their readers do they reckon as
among tho " more intelligent" c,ass2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Daniel ssusseI's Estate.

nHE Subscribers, having been appointed ny the HOn.
L orable Probate COuIt Tor the Disifictoi Washington
Commissioners iofeeeve examine and adust al claims
and demands OF aIpe'sons against The estate OF Daniel
Russell late Of East Montpelier in said District decraed,
represented insolvent anu the term Of sk months IN
he 10Th day of s'piember 1884, being allowed by said
Court to the cfeditoftri said deceased ethha and
grove lheitfespectve claims before Us give notice that
we viii auendtO The duties OF out appointing Mt al
the dwelling house II wi low Temperance Russsl,n East
Mont eler 10 sad District, the 2Hh days u Octbsr
and March next ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Zach Of
sad days.
AMAsh cUMaINs, Commissioner
East Montpelier, SEPT 81, A. ID. 1864 FI5wJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
a Card 10 The Auli;riuy

y NAbLow two or three hogheads Of Buohu y Tone
~ bhters, sarsam'illa, Nervous Anliioles, SC. 6c,
nd after you ere satisfied with the result then trv one
Box " OLD DOCTOR BuCHAN'S ENGLisH SPECIFIC
PHI Sand be restored tohealth AMI vgor In less Than
thirty days, They are purely vegrta bic ppaant 10 tale
prompt aud sauary Ia their N ca. on the broken down
ani shattered contiiiHtion. OH aud young eau t,ke
them with advantage Imported and sold Ia the United
states only by JAS. T. BuTLER,
No. eiI broadway, New York
1-CAgenI hr the United Slass
Ps.-Abex OF Pulls securely packed, will be m aisd 10
any address on receipt Of price, wwch Is ONE DOLLAR
posiraid-morey refunded by the Agent n snhre salts
faction IL not given h2l3r2pms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

MONTPELIER, VT.
Tnesday Morning rovember 10, 1864.

We is'ire to make h' TarssAs parieolarlg vauibe
itnsvi from an Part Of rermont AL our friends ~
ddfrtnt parstofho save, especially in Warrington Or
As' AL 'hp9tlle Counties, will ssnfsr great favor
pou psand cur readers by sending locAl intelligence
ys usthe facts aud We will arrange them tor the pop-r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Marrte0.

10 East Montpelier, Sept, Ga, BY Addison Peek Esq
Hr. Joseph 3. Brown, ana Mr. AuriIIa A. slaTton Of
CALAIS
Ia Georgia a. the residence q The brde father Nov
q, q. WejgeEorh, Dr.. T. II. llJski Of Boston,
Mass, and Miss ". a. Pho q Georgia,
In East Montpelier, Nov. sth. BY Rev A. l.. Cooper
" Edwin NJ Guernsey, u Montpelier, and Mrs Daphne
r Hathaway, q East Montpelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Foster La msOn's Estate.

HHE Subscribers, having been appointed BY the ftn.
L orahe Probate Count Tor the District uf hAI doph,
co nmissiouersto receive eIanine, and adjust all
aud demands OF All persons against the estate OF foser
mson, a,e Of Randolph In SAID dl.fet deceased repre-
se ed insevrnt aud the term OF s muhhs from the 18th
day Of Oct 1854 being allowed BY said Court to the cred
tors OF SAID deceased to eihb aud prove then fespec.
tive claims before usi Give notice, that will attend In
the duties Of our appointment at the dwell Nc hous "
the widow Of said dvcea ed, IN Raadoph IN sad d,sci,
on the les, s,iardays n December aad March neat al
nine O'Clock In the krerneon on eieh Of said days
h ussNst esm,ssyweosip comm'-
RAndonh, Oct 9l. A. D. ls6I MA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
AOhTHFiELD. VT.
Important to the Afflicted.

w. T. CAKES, oculia and Aurist, has determined t.
81 end bis aetes 10 NouhAeld during the ~ tirst
menihs, commencing en- the lot day Of September, and
continuing for two days Ia each week, every Thursday
and Friday Of september, October and November at all
ergnsi a. long A. the aealher viii permit. Office In the
Hotel zee Advertisement u anoth er column.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

Tio Chicago platform assert, that the war
tor the Union is failure. ESQ, we should like
20 know what The Chicago platform isl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
American 81 Foreign Patents
r. II. EDDY,

SOLiCITOR OF PATENTS.
Late AgentoiU : Patent Once Washington under
the Aet0ils37l
10 state street opposite Kilby At, Boston.
A fTER an extensive practice ~ upward. oftwenty
hyears con nnes to secure Pleni In he Unisd states
slo Ia Great BRAIN france and other fore i'm sountr
Cavea =, Specifications, Bones Assignments and Ali p,
pes or Drawing, Tor Patents executed on liberal Terms
and with d'p'tch, Res arches mad into American ar
foreign works to tefmine the validity or ut tv Of ma
tents tnverlon'-and legal or other advice tspd.ftd
all mattet' touching tile ,sme. Copies OF the ,A m.
Of my patent furnished by remng one dollar A,lian
meuts recorded at Washington.
The agency IL not only the atgesi In New ENGLAND hu
through l., Inventors have advantages fOr securing M
tents OF asceratniag the p,tenabtt oflnvtntions
surpassed by, u not immeasurably superior to- Any
which can he offered TO them elsewhere rhe testimoni
ai helov give poNe that IL more .uscessul The
Patent efse htn The subscriber aud as success. 10 The
hes, proof oil advantages and ability he would add that
M has abundant reason 10 belle aud can move thai ma
other office OF the Mind the changes fr
services moderate. The mmen,e praet &c Of the snh
scrher tufnt twenty yeas pashss enAb Ell him 10 Ar.
sunulae vast ollection Of specification. and ofies
iecisnns relative Ia patents
these besides his extensive libt,ry illegal and me
ehanta woik' and full accounts oi patents granted nj
the United states and Europe render him able be, ond
question, to odt superior fces Tor obtain nr pAtens
Alluetessiiy II journey 10 Washington 10 pfacut,
patent snd h, usna steai del there ne ere .as.dn
geniofs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

J,fDUs Congress has aqua assembled and
be has sent them his Annual Message. II, dis.
ou"e, seriously The question Of arming slaves,
though he seem, inclined to think ii bad policy.
tie advises Congress u give some purchasing
power to The rebel currency, which il, just now,
what the rebel shiopasters haven't got. The
message il lengthy and ogobrous, and show,
rebeDooiio be ina very desperate condition, when
It's currency has b.coms worthless, and it, slaves
must o armed to I'LL up Il, armies. The last
ditch can't be far away.