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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27

Attempted Murder of Miss Dayton,
ihe Attempted Suicide of her
NIurderer and the shooting or
MIR. Smith, in New York City:
The following information we get from
the Neto York Times of the 25th inst: s1'sr
About six o'clock on Saturday evening,
WIN, II, Russ, clerk employed in the office
Of the National Mexican Loan Company,
No. 81 Broadway, attempted to take the lie
Of Miss Frances Dayton by shooting her
with pistol. The affair occurred in Clinton
street, Brooklyn. AS the parties were walk
ing together, Russ suddenly turned upon
his companion and discharged three shots
at her. :, He then fed toward the river and
threw himself in, but subsequently got out,
and fired two shots at his own head, the
balls lodging in the base Of the skull. He
was arrested while wandering about the
streets, and taken to the hospital. Miss
DAYTON was brought to her boarding house,
No. 1893 Clinton street, Brooklyn, where il
was found that three balls had entered the
brain. 1t is thought that she cannot re-!
cover Russ wounds are not of a fatal
character. He states that the deed was
committed from, motives OF revenge, and
not from Jealousy, Miss Dayton having
proved ungratetfull for f' services rendered by
him to her. ,e 800 Ia. ~,
Yesterday morning Mr.. Francis Smith a.
provision merchant Of Williamsburgh, was
robbed and shot at his residence, No. 248
South First street. Mr.. Smith had brought
from his store the previous evening the
sum OF 81 ,220, which fact was no, doubt
known to the robber. he entered the 4
house by means of q shed in the rear, and
attacked Mr., Smith In his bed, presenting q ,
pistol and demanding his money, On es- .
Gaping with his booty Mr., Smith seized
him, and in, the struggle was shot three
times, one ball entering near the backbone, /
another taking eject In the .pelyis. Mr..
Smith, was lying in a very precarious con-
dition when last heard from last night, ~ q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27

Speaking of "Fighting joe" the Dayton
EnBE1S says chat paralysis has made std
work with his fine physical frame and
handsome q face. One whole side, Of his
body has lost its vitality, and hangs flabid
and loose, like a wilted weed. Palsy has
made good claim to one-half his person.
How long before 1t asserts its power over
the whole, time alonelbr rust determine.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27

PICTURES framed cheap and at short no.
tice at Selleck aud Co.'S Bazaar. .GOW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27
Inu.trrauaa

C. d. campsn, fffnmig grant Agent reports
the number Of Immigrants That passed this
intIasB week 1T 3sI, ,L0f gwhomllOSO
l-oand for settlement ino 0hios 80 in Indiz
IA, 50 in Illinois, 81 IN Missouri, and alin'
-tsHtGcFS .2laRA1 .2IlI l252U0H
JAMES WEST and yohh Foster, arrested
4 + burglary at the City Mills on Thursday
,Itght, had apreiiminafy examination be-
re the Mayor yesterday. At a late hour,
} st evening" the preliminary examination
VI as still in progress. Whether it was ,cenr
uded or not, we did not learn. git.elssD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27

The returns Of, the two internal revenue
districts OF Hamilton county, for the sin
gle month Of November last foot up as e fOlil 3l
loWsiI ..J3nl I'D lliW ii baa .tiyx.npa- hui
First District, 029 a
Second Ulstrct, i... 4oIzIO ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27
Osa,a 81 eI1S RoSfaI 81 Assith3

tWeScalh the attention ofour readers to
the efollowlng order Of the Board Of Health,
given to the Health Inspectors Of this city.
The citizens viii save trouble and greatly
aid the work Of cleansing the city by taking
Immediate measures to put their premises
In as good order as possible::t atnosEo 'llao,q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27


The Fair for the benefit Of the schools
connected with st. Patrick's Church, open
ed at Naughton Hall last evening under
very favorable auspices, II we except the
unpleasant stateof theweatherE The Hall
was fitted up In handsome style, and the
.dIHgfent faBIes oFDooths tastefuliy arrang-
ed, and elegantly decorated. Tie lady
hapsSefs GfS 80 titled TO high comm lE y
tion for the fine display at this Fair.
| n We shall not attempt minute description
Of the several tables, but merely state tle
purpose to which they are devoted, and the
names OF the ladiesiwho presldeatr eaQhss
AS you enter the Hall, on the right hand or
south side is the Ice CreamT Table,p presided
over by Mrs. Manning, and then, on the
same side, are two. o.elegant Fancy Tables
the one under the supervision of Misses
Kate Ford ana Ann. Walsh. and. the other
under.thaty of Mrs. Maria and Mrs, MacksS.
h ohthe north side, next 10 4tli0 entrance
Is the Oyster Table, superiptended by Mrs,
Gale; then Candy Table, '1hdse the
charge of Miss Mary TleminRi a beautiful
Fancy Table, with the inscription above of
sThe Star Friends = spperintended by Mrs.
Naughtonand Mrs. Lesquereux; neat Toy
Table, with Mrs. B. Turney as the presiding
genius, and an elegant Fancy Table, pre-
sided over BY Mrs, $. q, Medary and Miss @
Laura Medary. -
THERE'S on the plattoIm ht ther east eng
Of the HaH a sPle"uiu huaDe Square1isnO
TO be. disposed 81 az drawing. Inc price
OF ticket Is ~, "A magnlneent 1oiu "aIcn
is also to be drawn as 81 a ,cnance' sltvef
sets and numerous otner artlcies Oh use
and ornament: Inc display Oh HrgIcies lcOes. TOT
the drawings ano Ior sac y very hpe anu
tempting, ana wen Sortn YisSlIS YisSlSi ior e'roS sle ~
sake OF seeing them, as wen stl as 20 eneOsrase
the ladies who have lnaugurateu Sne FAir'
nronerlv stated above. that of the organiz-
" ,-fIe 4, . n, 1F.. MY, a., .a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27
Gen. Joe Hooker, n

rBEAUT1FnL stock of Solid and Plated
yewelryr0ffo IS. SEL4EcK a Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27

q
2 Hhe,JacksoR (Aiss.l Nssus, in commenting
ontRs assertion Of the 1bdldadpOtis GasStss,
stllsg = Congress- and Congress only, can ad-
mlk new. States, or readmit old ones saws.
Express kdth0fItyiis given Congress to
admit new States, r but not Z word Is said
of power anywhere to s4readmit.na The
tieesged yioctff5e, az lsasf lostg South, nom 81
hdt a Stdte cannot secede, cannot net out, and,
therefore, we deny this new dogma OF the
Radicale. 9 If the Indiana Radicals win pa
lfade the dogma of secession as one Of the
TROPHIES 81 ftheIwaF, let them keep it north of
Che 0hio0J W. hsYe d0newithiE here. oOur
FIRST poslti IS that Mississippi Is now where
she has been since her admission In 1917, a.
5tatqof ql|p Union flulty aud continuously
, of 4! 1!k.Ahd 50 it h with an The Southern
States, So far as they Hrg. concerned, there
Is nothing TO "readinlt : =, The ConStltn-
Zion alfofda no ground to such pretenses.
And he who thus perYefts, falls TO support
'ilSf " nt,r ;oao .giafe niisee4 ~ Il I,
Tnr NeD YotE Trt6ups dsnies that "a doll
bar of Feniah money was ever deposited
with rs a dtg6uae Association, nor has q dol
lar rs Il ersf been loaned 10 any psrton
connected With the Tribune"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27

ANE& stock Of first eauallty Silver Plat
ed Ware at reduced prices. a.3o :,
-rn.a,2H :, ,,, ',22y'..eal+ ~. SEEKEcK & Co. g,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27

Attempted Murder of Miss Dayton,
ihe Attempted Suicide of her
HIurderer and the shooting or
Bar. smith, In New York City: ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
Mary Jacobs, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Cour, holden
WasHlsaroS DrsrEIcr, IS. at Montpelier on the id
daY If January AID. 1865.
ID ID. BRADFORD, Administrator of the estate OF Mary
Jacobs, ale u Nonhfed, In said district, decsased
application to said Court, with the consent and Ap-
probation In wrng Of all the heirs of SAT- deceased for
license to sell the whole Of the zeal estate sad deceased
rrpf stntng that said sale would be beenheal TO the
heirs u said deceased and those Interested IN her estate
Whrfeupnn, II is ordered by said Couu, that said
be rfeedto the 3ist day OF January, A. D.
1853 the Probate Once Montpelier for hearing ana
decision thereon and 1t Is further ordered that all per
Interested be notified hereof publication OF notice
Of hts application and order thereon three weeks sue
cessiyely Ia the Green Mountain Freeman, printed 81
Montpelier, before said time Of hearing that they may
appear said time and place, and they see cause,
objsct thereto. By the Court,
r2w3 Attest, N. A. CHASE, REGISTER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

Dr. II. A. OAKS; Dear sir-I feel very grateful 10 you
for your kindness to me during your attendance am
German by birth, ~ years Of age. have resided 10
America for ave years For sfsrtn | have been
troubled With bleeding " the lungs have been under the
Of very eminent French and German physicians
Europe have also been subjected to the treatment
Of some eminent American phy sicans. Yet with all this
array Of talent ned, with all hsT con nuous efforts
md with Ill their extensive facilities s my case banlcd
their utmost skill used to spit large quantities Of blood
daily Ny iron frame began culver under the alternating
influence u disease despaired Of recovering or u
being helped gave up, aud had decided let the
disease take its course, until H. wilkins, ESD recomme ud,d
try your treatment. indeed, uy grateful fhaf
I'D Tor in the short space Of monts you did mor
Tor than all the physicians whom had previously EN-
poyed whether In Europe or America. YOU CURED Me
am, dear sir, yours very gratefully,
GIN. THOMAS
Catherine street, Utioa, October 18th, 1858
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Coutt, holden
WAsHirGroN DrstrIor, ss. at Montpelier, on the ID
day OF January A. D. 1868.
ID ID. BRADFORD Administrator Of the estate Of
| Alfred Jacobs late Of Northfeld in said District,
deceased makes application to said Court, for license 10
sell the whole Of the real estate Of said deceased npre
debts oil said d, ceased and expenses Of administration OF
said estate aud that the sale Of the homestead In said
real estate would be beneficial to the child en- of said
deemed and that severance OF such homestead would
greatly deprecae the value of the residue OF the pmsss
and would be Of great inconvenience TO the parties inter
eslrd IN such residue OF in such homestead.
Wherrupon, ills ordered by said Court that said appi-
cation he referred to the 3st day Of January, D. @s
the Probate dice In Montpelier for heanng aud deeis
ion theron and tis further ordered that all persons In
teTesed be not fed hereof by publication OF notice OF
this application and order thereon three weeks sue
eessiyely In the Green Unain FTes IN, printed al
Montpelier before said time Of hearing thoi they may
appear said time and place, aud, II they rec cause
offset thereto. By the Court.
Oh Rel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
BELIEF ISTEE MINUTES
Rryan's PuImoniC Waters.

Tbs ,sesrsinand fpeedy remesy ever discovered fer
all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Gods,
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis Influenza
Hoarsensss, Difficult Breathing Sore
Throat, &c, &c.
THESE wAFERs give the most instantaneous nd per-
% feet relief and when psrsevered With according to
directions never fail TO effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored to perfect health who have
ued ether means in vain To all classes and all const
tutons they are equally blessing and eurenone need
despair no matter nov long the disease may have exist
ed or however It may be- provided the organic
structure Of the vital organs Is not hopeessy decayed
Every ons afflicted should give them an impartial trial
To Vocasts and public speakers these waters are pc
euary valuable they will in one Jay remove the most
severe sonsl hoArssnes and their regular use Tor
few DAYS will az all times Increase the power aud heK-
bli OF the voice. greatly improving itatone, compass
and cearne for which purpose they are regularly used
y many professional yocaliss. Noysswd6mly
OB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, ~ Cortland Street,N.
Price 35 cts per box Fer sale nv All Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
Philadelphia,

where all letters or advice OF business should be drec-
ted
lie VIII be found there every Saturday, professionally
to examine lung with the Respiromeer f)r which bis
fe Is three dJlaIs all advice tree.
In New YORK, at No ~ Bond Street, 'yery Iue'd AZ
ifcm A. Motoa p. VI.
| AZ Oh" Marlboro Hotel, boston January j ana ",
February 10 and 10 March 10 aud 10, Apf ~ ana ~
May u and j. June IA aud 10 July ~ and w
| be tine 10 my being IN baltimore and ft' ourgh
WIN be cen 10 the diily papers of those cities
Irup,terop,. or mp sCaExrE,s OWN CAsE.ND
| tInv- w. CrpFn oE CONSUMPTION
u.r,,,oar. ,,hii.t ,e.iin in pbiIsdelrbis had
t,orss.,d sr,dn, into the Las. stare Of Pulmonary
con,,,nr,o, All ho.es NJ my recovery being disspa
n tai ,,a. advletl,v my nbv.te an. Dr. Parrish TO
r.noyo ir,o fine country uoore.tovn New J.rsey.
! -. 49,, ,a,,,. ~. r.,,,,.d ,hi,b,r NJ
m,bsr ami ami, f,miv had lived an d,,d there
,ial 80 tir,onar,, ,o,.r,,n,ion orriyoit ,yas
I'm, a., he'd ,rho,e il.v t,' man, ,,.sL. in ,,bat was
d...,d n bo,oo.s cord,,ion NJ Tto,ntop. uho had
t.a, 49,. f,,,i,, ,t.i.,, a,dh,d a,,.rded him
- h.. Ia, i,loss. .al,oi .oa ~. ia ,bongbt mt
..;i i,,,,, ,t. ranch r ,,.di,ino and dsc;d.t
,h.,t ,,.t do and .,a M, ono ,,o,k n at,ange nv
rn,,r,I .i-. In ,bi. .nn,rsnttv bonseo, condit,on
hoard or the remedie. which now mike and sell II
s..ped 10 me mat eould feel them working their yav
aud p,netrnting every nerve. fibre. and t,su, of nv
syster.
Nv lungs and l,er put on A new action and the NOR
hid matter which for wear, had accumulated and irrit
tad ,h rout or,ans NJ tb- body was eliminated the
,,t rct on m, tru- rioereI1nI expecioralei from
,,uci, mint of valIor off. ,sive m,ttor
nornio a. ,bis exoeetor.ti,n ot matter ,ub,d
81 bc tey,rsb,ted Tie paln LEFT me- In. cough ceased
- tar, mi, and ina exhaust NJ, nigbt sve IA were ma
io.,a- v,,,,, ,ndrb,d = r,oshin, sIasn IN which /
lbsd long been stranger Nv appetite now began TO
return and at times onnd It dhcut to restrain myself
from eatipe too much with mi. return of health,
gained in ,tteneth, and now am fl shy. AN now a
h aitby MAN. with In ge healed ceatrix in the middle
lobe Of te ria h lung ana tie lower lobe hepatiz.d with
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
AlpASY, August "a, 1868.

ALBANY, August q, 1868.
DEAR SM,-Peimit me- very respectfully 10 presen YOU
with this certificate as token Of your wonderful skin as
physician and OF your department gentleman.
For mere than years have been afflicted with sick
Of nature peculiar to females, except that was bed
ridden for two years, and unable move without as
sstance. have had nine different physicians In the last
two years, none Of whom could help Indeed, their
words, they were comp etey puzzled with my case
and that all the medicine in the world could restore me-
even help me- Amer much reflection conse ncd to try
your treatments hal heard YOU highly spoken 10 hy
those whom you hsd eursd soon realized Tie truth i1r
my self that your superior skill beneficial and that your
treatment helped IN less than Eceks Ia ourmonth
was much improved that even my friends Werc aston
ished. continue to improve, and cheerfuy add
THE my mite with hundreds Of others who's lives you have
saved and rendered happy.
May God bls you, pr Oaks Ia your ling and ben
e1eent mission to suffering humanity shall always De
happy to reply to any who may refer to your capa
bihtie. and skin, am, dear sir
Yours, resp ctiully,
MRs VI b, GsAT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

The CRY OF BURLINGTON. -The City Cha tier
was accepted by the voters Of Burlington last
week by decisive majority, and the TRENDS Of
tue change were quite iabilant over the result
Verosnne, no longer has the honor, or pleasure,
or profit Of beiag the only city IN TIC state
Various congratulatory messages passed between
entbusi, site citizens Of the new city and Mayor
Grardav Of Verrennes, and Gov Smith OF ~.
Altaus and altogether the event gave the paolle
along tn. Lake something Of sensation
Postmaster. s. Spaulding has re-
ceived tina appointment Of Postmaster at Ro1-
bury.
PRESENT TO MR.. BAxrEs. --" Perley in the
Boston Journal of Tuesday says splendid
service Of silver plate, which cost $1,000, was
Monday evening presented to Mrs Portus Baxter
wife of the Representative from Vermont as
testimonial Of appreciation Of her services in be-
half Of sick and wounded soldiers. Secretary Fes
sender, Senator's Foot and Collamsr, Vice Ad
miral Faragut and lady, with other distinguished
persons we're present.
1ickpor & Fields forthcoming publication
include Alexander Hamilton and his Contempt
rariss or the Rise Of the American ConstiIu
ton" by c. j. Risthmuer and Hsreward
the Last Of the English" by Charles X ingsley'
auth or of Two Years Ago"
ORclal returns show thar the rebels have owe
43 900 Union prisoners in their hands, while W
have over 5000 rebels, including q general OF
icers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

PIouSom.-Butter, 4Oto4s Cheese 7oto2S Lars
asto 80 Talow, 20. DrisdAppe,lbto2o. EGGS 80 cent
potatoe, 1910 o. Beans 81 Oo.o 2bo. West India su.
qtoS Refined Sugars, IS tot ~. Peas 81, 90
o 80,
onions-i2,2S to 900. Appes-t6to to 600 per Dbl.
FLorA--Ertrs, $500 to ll,5o. Dosble Extra sl2oo 70
80 super-BStrA 1896 1900
Gaux lsD Hlr.-corn, tl,s5 Oats, 50. Herdsgrau
seed o. 30 to 90 per bushe Clover 1910 20 per Pound
day, SO to 70 per toa. Rye, tl,si.
MfsoILLLsEors--Dry and greenland wood Ooto 100
.hingle. $500 to 900. wool-eonpon rs to Is. Bari
90 to I, OO per cord. Nails, 10 70.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
i-)iie0

Notices Of Deaths inserted free Obituaries Including
pc try, inserted for Ave csnsa line to be paid for ad
ss CO. Thlsrule will be strictly adhered to.
In waittheld, on the 10Th inst, Dan Rchnrdsor, ESQ
aged 6O years
n Barre, Jan. n, Mr.. William Shepard, aged SO years
n Greensboro, Dec -, Mr. A. w. Wright aged 81
yttrs
ln south Woodbury. Dec = l-d4, Of consumption Sara
NJ youngest daughter q Asaph and Eliza Town. aged Il
ye grs,
DIlD, Of congestye fever, at Beaufort S. e.. Nov. /
1854 James N. Stevens, n Rev. James N. aLd Pedu
r. G. Stevens Of Laudgroye, aged - years and 10 months
DIED. Al felchyile VI, Jan T. 1865, Alzamar y Ans
de n, aged A years ard 10 mOnths.
DiED, in Athens, W., Nov. l5.h 1861, Henry D. Ball
cniy Of Dustin c. and Lucy a. Bail, aged 70 years
and months
DTS, in Walden, Oc,. OH 1864, william g. Monlgom.
cry, aged 81 years.
DIED in North Springfield on the eve of Christmas
Mary Ann Abbott, aged 50 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
BOSTON MARKET, Jan. al.

Plour.--Weste 5000 TO 1875
Porr,-inme, IS 30 to $3.50 Mess, o.; oo to 400.
Beef, s22OOto 25o0 Lard 20 to a.; Hams, 70 to 22s
Hog, dressed, Il to IS
Butter, Is to S. Cheese, lstoa. EtsI % tolS p
tatos, s2,l5 to 5,ej. Dried Apple Il to 10.
Beans $500 TO 1880. Peas $40 to 900.
Herds grass seed $500 $500. Glover, 21to2li
Starch 9to Il TAoW, L TO Is.
W5oLFull Blood Meriao - tollo rhresiourlhi bloos
s. to Is Hatblood So to co. coemoB 81 to S.
Corn 1872 g,O0. oat, % to Is Rye 1910 ! "
Hops to 30
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
BOURBON WHISKEY

|, r,eommended psw-a days by almost every physician
ny patient. That Wait my rooms both male sud female
stnlClpd with this poison. The rcliti Is temporary.
Il they cough. Uey tai. lille whsky " they iet
wttk and feeble they lake little waiskey II they can
o. slttr they tafr l,le NbiskeN aud they 20 on
In this Wy tfVuing more end moe until tfry are sat
ed ~ and Imagine they are getting n''hy. Tue stomach
ltef and digestive powers are completely d, sroytd
sud lure their appsc Tor food. No one curtd
oil conupWti0n d. this process, where cavities have
been found n the lunla little, stimuli nj 10 frequent
" beneficial 90 couaumptiges, snch pure bansy OF
good viuts, m manl oa'Ot. London porter ~ brown
fout "a derate pugn,s but bourbon whisky ha.tcns
ON, 10 tced OF curing oossump ion.
The Seaweed Tonic plodu e,Estng results, thorough.
lY nNtgu aIng The umaeh aud digestive ysem, and
enabling Goo eliminate .Hnd make luto healthy blood
lhe load which may b. uie Tor hat purpose, II Is 81
wonderful va iN tilC nat VINE sluss iul viii igtsi
hsafti MA ana te ID Y taken before tftakia.l
viii give tone which NV mediein 'pos,e'a thl powur
Of dong.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
Jhe Markels.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Jan. Is.


Al Market 7sI Cattle, about -- Beevsl and 49, stons
onsstiog Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows sndone,t two
md three years old
Prices-MArket Beef-EItrA $3.50 to sl4toi eTsi
asfy sl2 i5tol52 Is I'd $3.50 % lloo 30 s'o9 to 800
Working Oxen Sl55 to 80
cowsand Cavet !so 10 20
Yearng,- 10000 to oo'oo two years old $500 to 20
70 three year, old, $500 to $500.
sheep and Lambs-Ji41N market prices In lots ts,0o
n &, 50 each extra, g. on to 500
spring Lambs -2h0to55 50.
veal caves 5000 to 1000. Calfsknsl9 20 2Oe pr ID
Hides-io, to lie prlb. TalloW-ll TO II. eprlb
Peits tg55 to 81 90 each Lambs 1900
Eemark,-CAttle-The market this week is again all in
heap-most Of the stuck being hind lime. The
number ofctte already arrived, together with tiose 81
peoted will not amount to many as last week
sales were quick snd those drovers that got their cattle
10 early sold at advance On last Weef AID left
Tor home early Prices varied from o. % So per eEti
and few cattle cost Of the butchers Sb per cvt.
There we're Dot quite many Sheep last week but the
quality was not quite good and sales quicE at an I'D
vance 10 prices quite large number OF tasm we're pre-
vIously tngiFfd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
FNESS CURED.

INV foRE, Dec ~. 1868.
nt OAKS ! write 10 inform you that the medicine you
prescribed ior my Rheumatism has entirely cured me- arr
having been treated for It year and nine months by the
most sklliu physcaos in Virginia and New York / can
walk without the aid Of crach2s or cane after usus
your medicine Arss Weskt
{. o. GOODMAN, 9th n. Y, {. v, Go u.
+. She old gentleman Mr.. e. whom yos operated upon
Tor deafness and Casrrh" says that you have curSd ann
and that he hear any person whisper TO him after hay
INK been deaf for Is years,
success. to you, doctor e.. q e..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
THE PULMONIC SYRUP

Is one OF the mos, valuable medicines known. II /.
nutrient powerfully tonic and healing N itself 1 con
tsns no opium, yet loe'cus he phegm In the onehia
tutc', and etle throws u on with little N-'on one
bottle frequently cnrt an Ordinary tolG but it will be
vel nrst t. pke dose OF eheueks Mandrake Pills 10
sltnHse he 'unaCu. The fumunic Syrup T. readily
digestsd and absorbed into blood, Ia whcl il impari,
is healing irCpcrts. II one # the preparal ON. OF
iron IN use it ia plwsttd 10 nj, OF ii,el ( aud
vhoR the tcg Weed icnlo dis owes m, nucu, m The
stomach. anu carried o1by the aid of tie Mandtak,
PHI hsll,hy now oi gastric iuiCs good appetite, and
n 4Rnt finpstiNu. How.