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Ibe Markets.
MARKET, Mar. az.

CARTRIDGE MARKET, Mar. 22.
Al Market 1901 Cattle, about -- BeeVes and - stoFs
consisting Of working Oxen, Mich Cows sndons, two
and three years old.
qrlces-Market Beei-EGlra slT 90 10 $3.50 hrst
qusly $3.50 to 1900 I'd sl4oO 81 81 0lol5O
Working oxen-sl35 to 800
Cowsand Calves 35to sO
Yearugl-$ 90 to 90 90 two years DID, $500 to 10
20 three years old, $500 to 5000.
sheep aud Lambs-CoOOa at market prices In lots % 50
to 500 each extra, 5000 to $500
Spring Lambs--2,J 90 to $50
Veal Calves 86,OOto 1000. Calf skns-ls to zoe prIb
Hiies-9lt 1Oc prlb. Talow-9 to Ocprlb.
Pelts s22j to $3.50 each. Lambs $500
RfNAaKs-C. W, Bailey exh ibited and sold two some
What celebrated oxen They were fed In ST. Albans w. BY
gushel also as successful railroad manager About year
ago He saf man at Brighton, who had these oxen
and who SAID he thought they wsuld weigh 5000 lbs, and
propoea something Of wager on 1000 lbs live weight
The famous d" Day cattle" which fed a whole year
IN Northampton after hey were about as large as they
could be- attained live weight Of 6545 lbs and dresss
$3.50, "shrink - OF only 20 per cent. The GOV Smith
buock7, in whose presence ordinay cattle appeared
ousy dwarled and by the side Of which tall seemed
shorn OF their goody proportions, varisusy esti
mated at from 5000 to $500 lbs live weight by various
butchers and others. They sold to Jacob r. Taylor
~ Stall w. quincy Market In The same yard with these
81 Adams oxen, which, by the forgot to grt
ed over feet, and exhibited at the State Fair at
Wnlt hNeIhf bailey put I'VE oxen led by j. X. Lang
don, ESQ or Montpelier w., which made very respecta
Bic appearance IN the august presence of his Excel
lency's buocks. Mr. Langdon's weighed 1890
lbs the red 1910 lbs the laid at 5000 lbs, dressed
sold for t066-oycr $1,000 for oxen statement that
viii be regarded as curiosity one Of these comm!
days. No. Fey sot sbs her oxen Is Mr. Rice al IGc
per pound.
hose sAa have calle lht ro engaged last week or
those who rich beef any way, have great
Of complain but the Of ordinary rough stock
complain that The market dull and prices rprsb
ably they have lest what they gained last week ssme OF
The country butchers admit that they buy all ola
cent lb less this afternoon than last "Wednesday The
quality Of The oxen At market this week h credit 10 New
England. r." We can't buy such cattle IN Albany"
sada Western doyer who looking At Mr. Scollan's
drove They are Just such as the Government want for
fhe soldiers u SOUTH
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BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS, AND
CATARRH CURED.

sFRNGurLp CESrRs. otsego Co., Dec. lses
DR.. OAKS; Dear slrwth gratitude permit me 10 testify
10 your extraordinary skin in operating upon my len eye
which has been blind for than twelve years resor-
Ing my sight amer having been repeatedly ncura
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Further you have also set my heart at rest In relation 10
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DEAFNESS CURED.

INV IoRt, Dec, II 1865.
DR, OAKS write TO Inform you that the medicine YOU
prescribed for my Rheumatism has entirely cured me- amer
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Notices Of Deaths inserted free Obituaries including
poetry inserted for Ave cents line be paid for IN sd.
vance. This rule will be striotly adhered to.
In Berlin, Jan TO- Hattie Isabel aged years month.
and 10 days, also, March H. Kate, aged months and 10
days, children Of D. W. sad Harriet II, Hancock.
side by side they're swsetly sleeping,
Little loved ones early blest
Free from care and pam ald sorrow
oh rejoice, hey are at rest.
One whose tiud little FOOTBALLS,
Now we listen for in vain,
And whose vece like bird notes ringing,
Never will be heard again,
Her blue eyes like angels beaming
Never more will meet our own,
Oh her absence makes most drsaty
Our once cheerful happy home.
Waterman plese COPY.
In Granville, March :, Ada Lata Lamb aged years
monihs and 10 days only daughter Of horac, A. and
Hudoh A. Lamb.
Fer sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with timely care,
The opening bud to heaven conveyed
And bsde II blossom there.
In the hospital at City Point Va, Feb G. Harley H
Cove Of the Sd VI Battery aged 30 years Of HAdwiek
W.. formerly Of Fast Montpelier, w.
oh do not me why weep,
WIN tears bedim the eve,
Oh mine is a bitter bitter grief
My loving frie nd has died.
He is not lost bstKone before,
He waits the other shore
heavenly vigil guards his way,
From this TO eternal day.
Then l'll dry my tears, withhold my sghs,
Let praise 10 holy accents rise;
That He who gave, hath power to keep,
while in the dust his ashes sleep.
In Frederick City, Nd, March 10, Cha. u. Slack. A
member Of Co. c. slh VI. Regt, formerly Of Barre aged
"a years.
In hddlesex March el Of lung fever and congestion OF
the brain, charlie, youngest Of Jacob and Am NJ
Putnam, aged years, months and days
Dear Charlie thou art called away,
Our griefs no stranger heart can tell,
Yet amidst our sorrow We feel to say,
God doeth all things we'll.
In Athens, Jan. LIST Lucia NJ. wife OF g. NJ Rail- AIRED
ts years months days,
DID In Underhill, March l4ih, 1865 Roxana Bullock
age 20 years.
Killed al The battle Of Cedar Creek Oct 10Th 1864 Ira
H. fompkns Of the llh VI Vols in the od year Of his
age.
DID, la Randolph Feb. goth, 1895. Samuel w. Cobb
In the I'D year of his age
DIRp, In Fairfax Sept. oist 1865 Of gravel Mr. Haskell
Spaulding, aged 81 years, mo nths and VI days.
In Milton Feb. 9th, Cynthia N. Blake, daughter OF
Albert and Electa Blake, sged p years.
DIED in West Randolph at their residence THAT of
Mr.. VIM. Wystt) March 18th, within Ave minutes Of
each other, Mr.. John Mcintosh andMr. 0smon Wyatt
DlEb 10 Hospital at Washington, d, G., Nov 10th, 1864
Alfred w. Eastman, aged "a years.
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moNrpELIER MARKET, Mar. 81.

EOETPELIER MARKET, Mar. "a.
2sausioSs.-Butter, ~ to 80. Cheese 2Oto 25 Lard
6to3) raloW, 90 Apple, is o2O. Eggs 20 ccrt
Potatoes 5oto75. Beans s2ooto $50. West India su-
g,rh11to2l Refined Sugars p to 25. Peas, 81 90
~ $50.
oniaas- 1000 to 600 Arplef-'ototo 500 rer Dbl.
florh-Txtrs tll0o to l1,bo. Dosbs Extra tl2,oo to
1910. saperE1ra l35Oto 1900
GEoS Aso hAY.-oorn, tl,7j oats, IS. Herdsgras
seed $4,000 600 per bushe Clover 1bto 20 per pound
Hay, sl5 to roper ton. Rye, sl,s5
AscsLLIssoUs-- Dry and greenland wood ,0Oto s %
shingles $500 TO 900. Wool-eonmon 90 to 90. Bark
400 to ., 00per cord. Nails, 10 20
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nosroN mARKEr. Mar. rs.

BOsVOh mAkKETi Mar. %.
Foar.--RssterB, 20 % $50
Pors,-ruue, So 90 to 9s,oO Mess, s2sOO to 1000.
Best $4,000 200 Lard, II to % Hans, 20 to a.
hogs dressed II 10 49,
Butter, % to q Cheese, IS tO2t Eggs % TO- 80 Pc
tat5es 800 O. $50. Dried Apple IS to Is.
BEAM $500 70 $3.50. Peas .2,2O to 600
Herds .ress seed 5000 1850 Glover 24to2
s..rch 1910 70 Tauow, la tol6
Wo5L f4l Blood Merino, 6btosO Three fourths blood
70 30 IS Haltblood 90 to %, coumon 70 to %.
Cora l,GJ tol,65. oats % to Is. Rye lis to 600
nops 3i 30 q.
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First National Bank of Montpe'
lier

INIFUNI UETAkFNENf, ]
oHesof Comptroller Of hs Cur sneyi
WashingonJanuary 2+th, 1865. }
\InEREAs by satisfactory evidence presented to he
w undersgned, It has been made to sppear thai he
First National Bank Of Montpelier In the town Of Mont.
peer in the County Of Washington aud State Of Vermont
has been duty organized under, and according 10 the
requirements ~ the Act 81 Congress- entitled" An Act 10
provide a National Currency, secured by pledge Of
United states b1td ani 10 provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof approved June J. 1851 apd has
complied With all the provisions Of said act required TO
Ne complied with bfore commencing the business Of
Ia kinr under sal act.
Nov therefore Hugh NeCnlloch, Comptroller OF the
Currency DO hereby certify that the First Naosa BAnk
II Montpelier 20 the town Of ontpsier in the County
Of MAshnFion and state Of Vermont, Is authorised To
commence the business Of BANKING under the act afore-
said In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud seal
Of b1lce this twenty fourth day Of January. 1868
Is HUGH McCULLOCH
Sswa Comptroller Of the Currency.
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TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED.

RcgiRtp srHSGa, otsego Co, April 3, 1884.
~ II. Oaks lam indebted to you for restoring TO
perfect sight In month, amer being completely blind from
q protraeted Affection Of sryslpelas In the head
am indeed truly grateful to uod for his goodness in al.
eohg your Efforts TO restore my shattered health and lost
sight and not my health only, but that Of my wife when
she could 40 longer b. helped by Physicians aar having
been troubled with Heart Disease and female difficulties for
stysars. sgned, Jons fsHEnAs
A. 3. fRrEnAN.
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We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly yaluahl
or tsnews from all parts Of Vermont and ourfrends
dflrent parts OF the state, especially in Washington,
Orange and Lamoile Counties, will confer geatayoF
upon usAnd ourreaders byscndng Intelligence
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MQrrleo.

In West Brookhed, at the parsonage, March 90 by Rev
G. W Emeuon. Lieut.. George w Snsden OF the 9th VI
Reg u New Haven, and Miss Marcia Evans Of Randolph
In horeown, April 3d. 1861, by Mr. J. Buckley Justice
q the Peace, Mr. Kendall /. Hall, and Miss Ellen N
SherWn, 9th Of Northnsld VT
In West Windsor, March 70, by Rev R. W. HARLOW,
Rylsud Barrett Of West Windsor and Eliza Taylor Of
Westhersheld
Also, by he same, Naeh 10, Ulysses II. Hammond Of
West Windsor and Laura VIM Windsor
In Mount Holly, March -, by Rev. VIM. c. Bryant
kr. Eugene Chase, and hiss Amy hemingway, both Of
Mount Holly.
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fsaal Notices.
In. q. Rurley's Estate.


DHE subscribers, having appointed blythe Honor
l. BILE Probate Courforthe DlstrictOf Washington Co
nissioners receive examine and adjustal clamsa
demands of all persons, against the estate Of Aaron
Cooper late Of Worcester In said district deceased
presented nsolvent and the term of six months from
9Th day March 1865, being allowed by said Court 10
creditors OF said deceased exhibit and prove theire
pectyeclaimsbefore Us: Givenoliee thatwe willatei
to the duties Of appointment at the dwelling house
WIN. II. Cooper, Ia Worcester, In said district on Il
fourth Thursdays Of April and August, next, at OF
O'Clock IN the afternoon, each Of said days.
THOMAS HUTCHINSON, comm,,s
FARRlS LEONARD, "
Mnrreatar. Mar lhih A u 1Alh. rl2MA
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Editor Of Msssencer
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All applications answered by return mail without
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phase cad the card on F. CHAPMAN in another
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ubscrbersha Wing been appointedby the Honerab
l. Probate Couriforthe District of Washington, Con
mssionersto receive examintant jus claims an
demands Of all persons against the estate OF waite
Blown, late Of Northhed, in said District, deceased
represented insoVent, and the term Of six month
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and prove their respective claimsbefore U.S. give notie
hat we viii attend to the duties of our appointment
the dwelng-house Of Mary Brown In NorhGeld in salt
district The 9th day of May and I'd day Of September
neHt at one o'clock in The afternoon each Of said days
ZENAs GLAZIER, Ic..,,,
JAMES PEABODY, "0""' 10
North6eld March lst A. D, 1866. Flcw3
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AMERICAN ORGAN.
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nlistellancous.
MONTPELIER National Bank

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFHfeE OF COMPTROLLER OF rms CURRENoY,
Washington March Sd, 1866
Whsrsas, by satisfactory evidence presented TO the
dersigned, 1t has been made 10 appear That
TIE MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANk.n
in the village OF Montpelier in he county Of Warrington
and etaie Of Vermont, been duly organized uudcr
and according to the requirements Of the Act Of Congress
entitled An act TO provide National Currency secured
by pledge Of United states bonds and provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved June g.
1854 and has compiled with all the provlsiors of said Act
required to be complied with before commencing the bust
ness OF banking under said Act;
Now, therefore, |, HUaH NcUuLLooH, Comptroller OF
the Currency, do hereby certify that "THE MONTPE-
LIER NATIONAL BANK" in the village Of MontEe-
Her in he county Of ashngton and State OF Vermont
Is authorized to commence the business Of BANKING
under the Act aforesaid,
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and sea Of
ohice this third day Of March, 1865.
HUGH MCCULLOCH,
COmptrotpr If the Currency.
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& YE A ND EAR
the most improved and modern principles with entirely
remedies, aud with little suffering 10 the patient
GER TIFICA TES.

Dr. II. A, OAKS Dear SRI feel very grateful TO you
for kindness to me during your attendance l am
German by birth, am " years Of age, have resided In
America for Ave years For eiersn years | have been
troubled with bleeding Of the lungs have been under the
treatment Of very eminent French and German physicians
In Europe. have also been subjected to the bes treatment
Of some eminent American physicians. Yet with all this
array Of talent combined, with all htr nuous efforts
and with ell their extensive facilities still my case baaied
their utmost skill. used to spit large quantities Of blood
daily Ny iron frame began culver under the alternating
influence Of disease despaired Of recovering or Of
being helped gave up and had decided 10 lei the
disease take It's course until l.. wilkins ESQ.,
try your treatment am indeed, usry grateful tAai
did for in the short space Of month you dd more
for than all the physicians whom had previously en-
ployed, whether In Europeo America YOU CURED ME-!
am, dear sir, yours very gratefully,
IN, THOMAS
Catherine street, Utica, October 18th, 1858.
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ALBANY, August "a, 1868
DEAR sR,-Pemlt me- very respectfully, to present you
with this certificate token Of your wonderful skill as
physician, and Of your department gentleman.
For than seven years have been afflicted with sick
Of nature peculiar TO females except that was bed.
ridden for two years. and unable to without as
shtance have had nine different physicians in the last
two years. Of whom could help Indeed their
own words, they were completely puzzled with my case.
and that all the medicine in the world could not restore me-
help me-" Amer much reflection, nted try
your treatments had heard you highly spoken Of by
those whom you had cured. realized the truth for
myself that your superior skill beneficial and that your
treatment helped me in less than two weeks In months
much improved that my friends were aston
lshed continue to improve and cheerfuly add
ths my mite with hundreds Of others whose lives you have
saved and rendered happy
May God bless YOU Dr. oaks, in your ennoblnk and BEN
eheent mission to suffering humanity. shah always he
happy 10 reply 10 any who may me As 10 your
bltles and skin. am, dear sir,
Yours, respectfully,
Mas. NJ, Y. GRAY.
slale sirAet Albany. N Y
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The Confessions and Experience
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