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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

wisdom. Meanwhile, the desolating
chariot wheels Of war have rolled back
ward and forward over the unfortunate
State, and she has been compelled TO
witness the gradual overturning Of her
customs and system of labor, until to
day II is emancipate or starye. Some
mag regard the alternative not so bad as
we have stated it, bat events will prove
it such. Free labor will not seek for
admission in slave State, so long as
thers is such demand for it in the free
States, where it can toll without fear Of
bushwhackers or midnight guerrilla
providers. If the slaves are not smanci-
pated and compensated for their labor,
their migration from the State win CON
tinue until not an sbls-bodsed man or
woman viii be left to turn a fnrrow or
cook meal These are plain proposi-
tions, and stare every intelligent Ken
lucky STAKEHOLDER directly ia the face
Left to their own incIinatious the ne
groes will not leave Kentucky if they
realize that the shackles Of slavery are
stricken from their limbs, never to gall
them more, aud that they are to receive
free mans wages for an honest days
work. They love their " old Kentucky
home" They prefer to live there and
die there. But they love liberty more
Combine them-liberty for their heritage
and Kentucky for their home-and earth
has no attractions that will drag them
from the rich soiI Of the old common
wealth
As the case new stands, it is evident
the Journal never said a trusr thing
than when it asserts: We have now
neither slavery nor freedom; we have
the benefits Of neither system OF labor,
but are suffering the disadvantages OF
both, in the midst Of the Generalization
and anarchy that prevail around as"
We have not called up these reminis-
cences for the purpose Of casting re.
proaehes II ever there was = time in
the history Of our Government when the
past should be Iost sight Of in one great
desire to best provide for the present,
that time is now. EXAMINATIONS and re-
ordinations over what has been, are
silly At this crisis Therefore, We gladly
welcome the powerful pen Of the veteran
editor Of the Louisville Journal in the
ranks sf the immediate emancipation
ists Il is but return to bis first love;
and the history Of the country and OF
Kentucky since the time be FIRST urged
emancipation, will only furnish him with
new Arguments, new illustrations, and
new incentives TO again lead the people
Of bis adopted State back to the land
marks Of justice and true prosperity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

NEw YoRK, Nov ~ Though Gen
Early's main force has Withdrawn far up
the Shenandoah Valley, be has lefl some
small, outhanging detaehments OF cav.
airy lower down, apparently for the pur-
pose Of eouesaling his designs and re-
eennoitsring 10 front Of Sheridsn's force.
Some Of Gen. Powell's cavalry en-.
eountered two or three parties Of the en-
emy in Larsy Valley last Thursday. and
drove them through Front Royal. On
the same day Union rseonnolsAnce In
the vicinity Of Bsrrysyille resulted in the
meeting Of q small body Of rshsls and
making prisoners Of some Of them.
The Herald prints lengthy report Of
the experience Of Northern merchant
Ia Georgia for the past three years, aud
who has lately escaped from the South
he gives an interesting statement re-
regarding the difficulties Of trade ia the
South consequent on lss stringsncy of
the blockade and worthlsssnass Of the
rebel currency, and the dissatisfaction Of
the people with the administration Of
JEFF Davis and the Importance Of Au-
gusta, Colnmhas, Wilmingtoa, and Ma
con, snd the condition Of the country
through which Sherman is marching.
Richmond papers Of Saturday are re-
ceived. Two armed u. s. steamers are
reported 10 have been captured on Big
Sandy River.
Gen 8feekinridge, in East Tsnnss-
see, Is sndsavorIEg 10 win the people in
that district 70 allegiance to JEFF. Davis,
and had declared an amnesty to all who
will lay down their Arms and cease bush
vhaeking his troops.
The reported death Of Gen. Canhy is
feared ct the War Department 10 he too
true. His death will bs great losa.
Gen. Rawlings, Grants chief Of staR,
tsiegraphs tha, there is great panic in
Richmond concerning Skerman's move
ments
The 18th corps mas been abolished,
aud Gen. Ewing il ordered 10 report 10
the military district Of the Missis.
sippi
There is no variance between Wslies
aad Seward on the Florida affair.
We!les jusii6es the act, and Seward ia
| hunting up authorities
10 the rebel House of Representatives
on the 18th, and in the Senate on the
/ l9Gh, resolutions were offered By Messrs.
Henry and Foots, Of Tennessee, that
the war was to be carried on until the
inde de2endence Of the South Was aeknowl-
edged.
The Heyaids Washington special
says: TAe news from Sherman through
rebel sources has created an excslIeni
feeling here, an1 increased cou6dsnce
10 shs wisdom and success of the great
I movement
! The 7imsss correspondent pronounce.
the story Of an interview between the
French Minister and Secretary Seward
a eanard.
I The Tfass Washington special SAYS
Richmond papers Of the 20sh are re
eeived hers to-day. They eontalT
nothing further froas Sherman, bot the,
talk boastipgly of the fate that await
him.
The TribaHss Washington speeia
says Secretary Stanton was again at BIZ
Office to-day. He has no idea OF leaving
the Cabinet Mr. Lincoln, in forminI
bis new Cabinet, will regard YoanI
America.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
BY TELE G RAP H
FRKN OUR EVENING EDITION.
Tuesday
MORNINGS REPORT
Gen. Grant in New York.
He is Complimented by
Gen. Scott.
Gen Sherman's Movements
cause a Panic in Rich
mond.
Movements in the Shenan-
doah Valley.
Coo, CcC-, c4sC.
Gen. Grant in New York
He is Complimented by
Gen. Scott.
Movements in the Shenan-
doah Valley.
Gen. Grant in New York

NV YoKK, Nov 22.-Gen. Grant ief,
The city yesterday afternoon for the
front. By his request, hia prssenes here
was kept as quiet as possible, and though
be was at the sersnade Of the Governor
elect on Saturday, no mention vas made
of the fact in the accounts Of that affair.
Before leaving, the General called on
Gen. Scott and had an interesting con.
ference. Gea. Scott presented him with
= copy Of his autobiography. written 90
the fy-leaf, From the Oldest to the
ablest General in the world"
To a gentleman Of this city, General
Grant said on Sunday, the Confederacy
is q mere shell; know am sure Of il
1t is a hollow shell, and Sherman viii
prove it TO you. The calm, modest
consciousness Of power with which this
Was said, more than the words them
selves, conveyed to his visitor an I'm
qualified conviction Of the truth Of the
Geaerafs remarks In answer TO q
question whether in his opinion 90 day.
woull bring the end, be said, With grin.
smile, Z" / am not q 90 day man, bat We
shall see what viii be in six months"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
BOOTS * SHOES
No. 25
MAIN STREET.

Has in store . large and well as
sorted stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
Of the best qualities, and viii con-
inue to receive the whole season,
direct from the manufacturers, the
best and latest styles, which I will
sell as low as any House ia the West
I N HI a II.
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
arl "a
LSO
Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which / offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases. s aoCA
ENo Goods at retail.
ENo charge for Boxes
and Drayage,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
HEw YORK NOON aARKErs.

HoSEY.-T per cant.
s0LD.-Rsaehsd 80. but eli sd ss2r7.
COTTON.-Qaist st S9Ssl a.
FL0UR.-lse hsttsrs s5s19 IS for extra State
ana 10 0osGlI % for extra roun4 heop uhio.
WHEAf.-29se better, and quiet; Amber
Michigan As
ooRS.-le better; sI1l for MIXED Western
adcas.
OATS--2e better; ssISSsTiz for Western aiOAt.
PoRK.-Lowsr; - - for Mess and SS SEQ
80 90 for nav dittO; - 5oR5s % fer Prims-
BEKFs-Firm.
LARD.-Firmsrs 2isx425L.
WHTSKY.-Firm; "a for Western.
sUCAR.-Quiss and arm at lsss82e for Cuba.
PETRoLKuM.-oRiss; tstSa4T Tor erade; 6
for rsEsed In bcnd, and s7oss frrs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-Ths Court Of
Claims opened yesterday, bat adjourned
over 70 December. Only Judge Loripg
was present Judge Catrou, of the q. S.
Supreme Court, writes from Nashville
that he viii not bs in the city at the
opening Of court
The South Carolina tax commission
ers will commence leasing cotton plant
atiens for the ensuing year ct Hilton
Head on the 4th OF December.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CTScTxxAgI, Nov -
FLoUR-Flrn bat qnist; szperans 25, tx
ira 8 50.
wHEAT-FIrm; soGI IS for Red, 2 Ia,s2 Is
OF white
oATS-Good demand at Soc In Elevators
09Rh--Firrai ear 2s3I q; shslled 2s@sl q
WHIskf-BstteT demand sales 80 hes- a.
% ~ u
PROVISIONS - ouiet, bus al srtieies held
fruls.
Hoss-Aetivs; Is 7selG 50 for Hight 70 extra
heavy. ReeeiPts sysoo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

PORTLAND, Nov. 22-The steamer
MorsEiau, from Liverpool 10Th, arrived
this morning.
The Bank Of England has reduced the
rate to s.
The Danish Lower House has adopted
the treaty Of peace BY large majority.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ll.-COtton buoyant
advsncnd Id closing upward. Consols
closed on the llth at 902Go0E.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

CxcIxSATI. Nov. 2z-Weather cloudy
and cold. Thermometer 2S. Barome-
ter 2e:45. River risen 2 feet inches;
q feet inches in the channel Some
snow and q hard frost last night
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
Petition for Divorce.

ADALlhh NJ. LAkGsrAFrj lie the Hon, Supreme
Va; ,.osr, Court o. the STATE Of yer'
WILLIAM lANGSTAFF >mout, neIt to be- holde o at
Montpelier, within a9d Tor the County Of Arlington
and STATE OF Vermont The seco1d Tuesday Of
A. D.. ls64
Y.ur Petitioner, Alkaline VI. Langsaa Of Rorbury In
said Courty, represents that Ogisnsburg in the state
Of New York, December 1854 shr was laHuily mari
10 William Langst.n then OF sad Ogdensburg, BY ].
H0EArd, minister ~ III gospel her before said
marriage being isine Grant. aud ever since has
ever observed all the duties OF The maTrs relation to-
wards sa d lillian yet the SAID vi lam has treated
your Petitioner VIII int r.ble severity and about its
Isl dsy Of Npri A D 1861 lifui d-srr Jour Pc
with her that the said ilham has Lifted 10 he ml-
Try service the Unite sues, has d,ssr ed from the
same, and is nov living in parts ubknown,
Your Petitioner also shoss tst has three children
By sad marriage, Horauo n Oscar ". and Lime
aged respect yey T. aod years and he pays that
tMa diveree from said william may be grained to her
bt said Jouu.
Dated at Rorsury in ,ad Co nty Of Warrington,
April % 1864.
ADALGNE N LASGsTAFF.
STATE OF VERMONT, The foregoing ilbsl Tor divorce
shd It being made 10 appear that the said william LauE
uAd /. with ut this State that personal service caanot
b. Ade ON him It slherefofe ordered tha the said avg
an be .ummOnsd TO APPEAR aud answer 10 The label
at he said 1en Of the Supreme neI I, be holden
At Montpelier within aud for SAID County u WashIaNon
second Tuesday OF AaI a D. ls6t by the pub-
LEGATION Of said libel and u this order thereon three
suoces.vey In lhe Green Mountain Ere maa weekly
newspaper published i'd Montpelier the last Of when
publ cations sha be At Least sI weeks prewoss tue
sats Term OF SAID Cou,L
Dated at Montpelier IN SAID county this ld dag Of Atrl
d 1864.
AsAHEL PECK Judge Of the Supreme Court.
HEAToN REED, Attorneys Tor Petitioner
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
testimonials 10 the Value OF
Laughing Gas.
MosrpELIEs. Dot. Il. "a

MoNrPELiRR, Dot. II. 1903.
Having witnessed the effects Of the Of Nitrous uxyd
Gas the extracting Of teeth By DR. j. Comegys take
pleasure in stating that think It OF The greatest i'm
proVemenoithe age in the application Of science for the
lef Of pain, liz use regard far preferable to tina of
her or Chlooofm while the 'eef from pain Is Just as
eire, as that Of Ether Chloroform It IL Tree from lhos
depressing lnduerees that often follow their use com
sud its use sasaO ana entire relief from pain those
wish 10 have teeth extracted and retain leasing
a 'ociatons connected with the operation.
W. II, II. RICHARDSON, ~. D.
Or. JONI NJ. CoaEGYs.
Dear 81 Having Witnessed the effect Of the
Nitrous 01yd Gas administered by you for the relief Of
! dn In the extraction OF teeth, fully in the
s 'tement above made by DR.. Richardson.
further state, that this Gas has long been known to
eatlde men, and has oflsn been administered by FRO
sirs AID Lecturer In all Colleges as pleasant
amusing experiment. More recently, has been ex-
&c yely used by Dentists In vahous par' Of the Coun-
tor be relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth In
jrfy from its use ever hayn been reported have no
b, tancy saying that believe 1t to be the safest and
b, agent at present known IN The Profession for render
nj thc.sysem lnsensible to pain under dental surs
'al operations
LF. SKINNER, y. D.
Barton, VI, oct. IL, 1868.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
0De MlntkctB

CAMBRIDGE MARKET. April 20
A. Market 372 Cattle, about 52s Besysi and q Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows Anaors, two
indthr-e years Old.
rrees-hartel Beef-KxhA tll,76 to SEES, ar !
ii alo50 10 1915 I'd $3.50, to 90 Sd, u &0toT,S1
Working oHen-t7b to 26o,
3oBs and OalveI-.Ss too
Yearungs- 1000 to Oo,oo Two years old, ,o,Opto 90
10 three years old, t2s 90 to $500.
steep and Lambs-t3.O al market prces In lots 80
to 40j each extra, 37,Sjt TO 5000.
spring Lambs-0,0O to 900,
Hdes-9 to " plb. TaloW-stost eprlb.
Veal Calves-s2tol? Gait stins-2O to &c pTlb.
Pets 81. so, to 400 each.
Remarks-There were not so many icattls last week
Prices 90 cts per lower, and sales quck few
Spring Lambs sold f0r 81 % per head.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
Amos YrescOtt,s Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Uon 7. h ,p,n
dav 4 .pril A D. 1864.
IRA GRAY Aimihsr TO Of the estate OF Amos rres
| co I, iae Il Wat ID ~, In said district oeoeAseu'
.nnen tIon In aid Court for license 10 erd 10
Chns Wrsl of aid Wat, rbnya eefta pl &c OF ana
cali ID the ~ Tar H. situated h. sad Waterbury, BENZ
e same farm decided by Lhther o 10 shu u. y,
and h. AID Wrsry L, said drcea ID, repT ssntng tna
aid dteeased IN his fe u der con nc o. ndns
n wor Q ~ to deed tue zine, a u i me sefn,
u SAID have been iulh led IN tile Paf' III se'u
Wh renpon, It Is ordered by said Court, that said
ation be referred to the l0th day OF way n w.
eson thereon and IL is further ordered that All per
be notified hereof by publication Of NOTES
Of III. application and order thereon, three weeks sue
cesyeIy In the Green Mountain Freeman, printed al
Honpeier before said time Of hearing that they may
appear at said time and place, and, they see cause
object thereto. by lhr COiit,,, .,. ,,-.
yiGw3 Attest, N. A. CHASE, REGISTER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
a. VI. Neyii,s' Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, - Probate Court, 1e rev
N.sHIseror DisIRior. s. al MONTE .Tti III s'o p''
t,iet on the 9Th d. y Of April, A. d. 1854 .
N, LILLIAN bIXBY ADM isifaior Of the es ale 81 a. a.
w N.yins late If NJ, teawn IN said dlsrict, deceased
filyanee and makes application for decree OF dis
tnb,tp and pauition OF the ssai. q aid deeeasedi
Whetrnpon il IL ordered BY SAID Court, iha s"o &c
ou,t to b. b.d al the Probate Office IN saio hontpte
on The 10Th day Of May, A. b. let4 for hearin
and decision theitoni - 49,. l.,
And N - further otdeIed that notice hereof be
ali p.,sons crested by pubcslonofth the mo
me- x,rh, .ueeesstyeiJ 10 tie Green Mountain =. .
man newspaper published al Montpelier pteN"utt
aid lime ppo ned oI hearing thai The, maJ apfthi OIL
aid time and place and shuw cause an, thrJ may
az hv aid aecou nj should not he allowed, and such
decree made, BY the touu. Ia.
- IL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

satisfaction which should enjoy for the honor
Of all the triumphs ever decreed to the most sue
csssiul conqueror."
We suppose the freeman will wish to know
by what authority Gen. Banks permitted Capt
Hoyt to cut such a shining record. 1t is almost
as bad as setting negroes to work for wages, and
encouraging them 70 false their own ga'den stuff
instead of loafng in idIeness at the expense of
Uncle Sam.
We don't know as we ought to criticise our
noighbors efforts for we presume he has done as
we'll as he could, but why can't he either answer
tile question or let It alone'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, la Probate Court, he'd
Wl-H t0TOE DisTaoT, S. At Montpelier wltnin anu
for sad district on the 18TH day Of Apr A. d. 1904
DEI kR JOHONN TT, IT, guardian OF Peter Jonoh-
mott, rennr, insane peru Of bare, IN sala ols
makes application to said Court Tor license 70 sea-
the following arscr real estate OF his SAID vard' 70
VII the lot AID bui dinss owned By said ward sluatsu
In "a Barr at he south Village representing that 'ne
sale thereof Tor tile purpose pa ,ug the p'ocasas VI
sucn int. RESI- investing the same Ia sock' OF
real es ate wOu b. benz hcial 10 sad ward
Whereupon, Is ordered ny said Uouu that sa'a sp
plicstIun be referred 10 session tbsreoi 70 he
a Inc Probate once Ia sad Montpelier The day OF
nay, A. %. 1864, for hearing anu decision lbee"ni
And II 10 further ordered tnat all persons Interested De
naned hereof by publication VI notice Of sad appca-
tnn and fdf thereon three weeks successfully, In the
Green Noun Kin freeman ued at Montpelier, telOre
said time VI earing they may appear al SAID time
al place and, II tney see cause object thereto
By the Court,
yIgyI Attest-N. A. CHASE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
Notice 10 Teachers.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons who are ln,,ndin
apply TOT situations as teachers In the Common school
Of the town Of Mddc.ex County Of Washington that tn
examination for teachers required by lag within sal
town, will be held at he school Hoa.e the centre
said town the 5h day Of May o'clock 2. NJ Al
p'acus designing to teach In the oOmmoa Schools Of sal
town are desired to be pssn pompty at the time an
place Aforesaid All citizens 'psctfolly invited
attend.
H. LESTER hoELRUY, Town supt. Of Aiddlsssr
Middlesex Aprli 18Th
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

STATE or VERNON, IN Probate Court held Al
v AsHHGroN DIsralot -. Montpelier with n ana fof
"a ID Di ttIct, o ltls 18th Gay April A. H. 1864.
A Instrument putpurung 10 be theast " liand Is
Il lament OF Elisha h. chafds0n, late OF Wait held,
N sad District deceased being presented to the Co1f
by Lavln Fuie rton wac had IN stody thef II for
Probate;
ID ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be- notified To appear of sad Court to
oe holden at the Probate Office IN Montpelier on the 10Th
day Of hat A. u. ls64 ana show cause, II any tbty
may have ganst the Probate Of said wis for which uf
pose It further ordered that copy Of the record q the
order be published three weeks sUecessvey IN The Green
Mountain Freeman printed At Montpelier pfeVioul TO
said time appointed fol hearing
A true copy Of Record.
yI6wg A tesl-N. A. On AsE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden
g.sEtSoros DnrRIcr IS ut Montpelier, on the 3o'i
day Of saIch, A. d. ls64
d rah B.cnro late Of R1xbury, In SAID district, ue
ceased makes application said Count for license 70
sell the wnoe OF the real estate oi sal1 ue eassn 'ep
ssnny that said sale Il Necessary 70; the paym ne u
The debts OF said d &c tsed .., III
WheIeupon 1t is ordered by said Court that sem sppn
ca,on he referred To the Sd day OF Nay A. D. 1854, al
hi ticr ia Mont eler FER hearing ana decision
thereon; and 1t is further ordered mat al, persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication OF ~
lie on mi, appcatoa and order trreoi, thf"e weeks
.cses.iyrIy In The Green MountRid senan, printed
Al Montprer be- fore SAID nm~ OF hearing, tnat they
nav appsar at said aud pao' aud ihey see CAUSE
OBJECT thereto.
,isUa Atlest-N A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
10 Physicians and Invaiids,

Tke u.v ru,,,Y, n Vt.n f..,...I. J.,,.l.,, =. ~
London Evangelical Alliance and recently connected AZ
resilient Minister and Physician, with the Ven zuel D
I ~ WI sguu fass ~ oo9t W. Hmn
Mission Hospit4l gpeaTd Of A hupdred case. Of c5s.
SUMPTION In The first, aeeond and third stages
a C,tSr,h 9,aIpc, a n. ~ M mo.
Throat and Air Passage vb 1t speedily inv. CRATES the
shseoled Nervous syltm ana enerphss the sefan geo
~ M ,,e., 10 ,h rcsdeot And PEI,
essors of the Medical Colleges Of the City and
% Ine hsV; hessIs ADAM Forrhh sAYELs ans VAN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
Marr,e0.

10 Montpelier, April 1871, by the Rev. A. L. Cooper,
Mr.. g. slater Of PainsVe, and Mas Lotte q. stevens
Of Richmond.
In Milnamstovn, March 3olh, byRsv.F. ( Avery, Mr..
Henry Norris 4 Yerskirs and Mss Emelns d. Neal
lister Of Wiaaiovn.
In Cabot, Jan 20th by Rev. {. 8. BusWe Mr. Phineas
Bemis, Of Athens, and Miss Hannah NJ. Houghlon, VI
Cabot.
Also, by the ssme. Jan. 25th Serq Charles H. New
ton, and Miss Prudence J. smith, both Of arshded.
Also in Nafshh-ld, by tae same. March OH, Mr. John
Il. DeVereauI, Of Barton, and Miss Mary ] Pikiu, Of
hAistheld
hlsu, 10 Narshheld, by the same April l7lh, Mr.. w.
=. sawyer and Miss II. A. Edison, both Of Narshheld
Also by the same, at the Methodist Parsonage Marsh
field Dec. 10, 1868 Mr.. II u. smth, and Miss Mary j.
Wslbrdge, both Of Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
RELIEFIS TEN AINUTEs
Bryan's PuimOnic Waters.

Thu most eertainand speedy remedy discovered Tor
all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, tn1u enSs,
Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &c, sc,
THESE wFERS give the most instantaneous and per.
feet relief and when psrseyered with according 10
directions never fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored TO perfect health who have
ed ether means in vain. To all classes and all consti
tutions they equally blessing and need
despair matter how long the disease may have exist
ed, however severe 1t may be- provided the organic
OF the vital organs IL not hopelely decayed
Every one afflicted should give them an Impartial trial
To vocssts and public Speakers, these Waters pc
,ulArly valuable they will In one day remove the
severe occasional hoasenes and their regular Tor
few days will at a times Increase the power aud nex
bllt, Of the voice, greatly improving its tone compass
and cearne for which purpose they are regularly used
BY many professiosl vocaliAts. Nov2swdkmly
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, ~ eortsndt Street, N y
frioe ~ OTIS. per boz. Fer sale by all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
MONTPELIER MARKET, April 40.

tao,s oss.-Butter, 20 to IS. Cheese Htol7, Lard
5o2O raiow, 10. Dried Apple, 10 10 10. Eggs 10 cent
Potatoes bOtoIb Beans, g. OOto 400 West India So.
gau, l5to29 Refined Sugars, 30 to IS. Peas, 800
TO $50.
0nons-tO,OO to 900, Apples-t5,i5 per Dbl,
SLorA--BItra, $500 to $50. Dosble Extra 1925 to
els. super-E,rs 1925 to llt0
GsAS Aso HAr.-oOrn, si,25 Oats 90. Herdsgrau
Sod, s26to J26 per bushe Clover 10 to 20 per pound
Hay, 81 to 10 per ton. Rye, sl IS.
ATsoELLASSoUs--Dry and green hard WOOD S,26toG 90
Shingles 90 to I'D Wool-eomnon 90 TO Co. Bark
100 to 100 per cord. Nails 900. to go.