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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-03

Fogf.-W eslern, 100000 I4,Z5
PorA-iriue, So 90 Mess, t4?,to 10 $50.
Beef i.-,0Jto % Jj Lard, w 10 25 Hams, o.
Hoss dressed, u 60 IS
Butter, 81 to 90 Cheese, IS to2s Eggs co to IS. Pc
t1t3e 81 q So Dried Apple Il to 10.
beans $500 to $500. Peas 2!20 9525
Herds grass seed s6o)to 1850. Clover 27to3a
starch to y Tauosl2t9Is
WocItal 3.ooiNsfno, " tol0ii -fourths blood
s. 90 o. Haltblood IS ooJi Common sJto S.
Cora l9-to-J0. oats 5to 9s Rye o,WtoI %
Hois 10 Is
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MONTPELIER VT.
Tuesday Morning, January y iso''

we desire to mako the FREEMAN parAea sfl' N9ua'''
from all parts Of Vermont, And our ii'Lus "
aiasrent parts Of the state, especially IN "tsmls0n
Orange and Lamolle Counties, Will confTA SF'a''@'0'
upouusand ourreaders hygenling US local Intelligence
Gyeus III, actsand We will arrange them epaTe'
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Insurance Notice.

The Annual Mating Of h sLgs Count; An uAl rs
lnsui ancv Compai y. sii~ haldep toe in.'r tctuf
oe Ia ohel.,a, ola lhAr,das, Jsnisy a. 1860, At 4
q Cck, I. ~, 70 ia ehole ~ e. aud ihs usns
ton Il my oh hustnsss IA rtihV g. tht iaitts oi
tad Company,
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The friends Of Rev j. Britton and family, in
Bradford and vicinity, VIII make them an an
nual doration visit, on Tuesday afternoon and
evening January, 3D. III 'He invited.
Pm ORDER.
Bradford, Dee. 2lot, 1894
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LANES
IMPROVED PATENT LEVER SET
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS

on 1T ihe great improvements Of The age Also patent
headbln,ka Tor NH, now IN USE 90 tAke the place Of
sercw ItadbiucAif Reie's wafer whcsis bot Stove.
Arch. mouths, Pan liars, 0tiles, PoS points ard other
Plow eastint Of various patterns 10 SUIT almost any
Pillow ios IN use CuiVatot Teeth Store md Post Has.
mere, Wagon boxes Iron Pence aud al kinds Of Mi
wrk Machinery, masuiaettfed at The Montpt Tier
Foundry I'D Machine shop.
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EYE AND EAR
the improved and modern principles, with entirely
remedies and with little or no suffering to the patient
CERTIFIC4 TES
TIFICA TIES.

NluyoRD, orsKGo Co, N. T., May gth, 1864
This Is to certify that have been sick with Catarrhal
Bronchitis for nine years Last March induced ~
try DR.. Oaks treatment which relieved in minutes
used ~ e0ngh half The night and raised average
much large teaeupml Of vscid phegm my sleep
much disturbed that would awake with burning
and Precipitation. Amer using the Doctors medicine
month gained In flesh ten pounds the end two
months weighed twenty Ave pounds than March
previous Ny Cough len In two weeks the night sweats
ceased in two three nights my fever left my appetite
aud eep returned and can truly say that have been
raised rom the dead to Of life and this
with but one months treatment FRANCES ROWLAND.
JoHr W. SMITH.
Por references respectfully refer to Dorr r. Russell Bank
Cooperstowu John Seott Coopersto town. Geo H. Worth
ington, worhlugton Bank, Charles Smith Otsego Bank
hereby certify to the yeraeity Of the above.
DKsrRI Smith Milford
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-03
Noises in the Head, Dizziness, and all Diseds,s
Of the Eye and Ear, Throat, Heart, Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, Chest, Spine, Bron-
chiii,, Consumption, ScrOfuia,
Cancer Dyspeysia, Piles,
Rheumdti,m, &C., &C., Sc.

The DR. having large and extensive practical experience
In the treatment Of diseases generally prepared receive
patients Tor medical treatment the most improved prnc
pie and to treat their diseases in very superior and salts
factory aud in the majority Of far exceed
the most ssnguine eXpee atons Of the patient without
sorting TO any unpleasant or torturing processes.
DR.. oaks treats successfully all diseases Of the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-03

>@ S.: !. .: /: &: s: :: "a: !:
(%T sons publicly known, WAl have been
n U& SzZfz9 restored from alarming and even
IAIK desperate diseases Z Die lungs by
lZNr.EhNA it.use. " hen oncc tried its tupe-
- -k&&xc19\ ror4ty over every or rex .-ctoraut
TOO apparent Go escIFe obs rya.
ton, and where is vuesAte kunWu the public 10 or GER
Hesitate Nhat Antdate to employ or tie distressing and
dangerous affections OF The pulmonary organs hat are
lncttnt to our climate. While many MFR OF rem dies
thrust upon the community have failed aldbsen Hi'eiIJt
this hA gained friends bl every al, ccuftrd t-ttf
on the afflicted thcy never foriet, and PIE. uc.I
eUses TOO numerous ana too remarkable 70 be forgotten
We can only assure ,hr pdtc, iLa rs quality care
fully kept Up to the best ever has bees aGd IN o. lay
be relied on to Co r tAer relief al that it has ever
done.
Great numbers Of CltrFymen. Physicians, SAtesmrr,
and eminent peftoaages have lent tisr names 10 ecr
iht unparalleled gsetulGess u cur mets, hat space
here Will rot permit he lutertiou ~ them The Agents
b low named furnish gratis our ANrAieAS ALM.N5c 10
which hey gyou; with Also fu descriptions % The
complaints they cure,
Iaose who require an Gi'fraurt '7sdcas purify The
hleod will ind AIMS CoNF ENr. saKsPAtIia the rene.
dy t)use. Try IL once and you Will KNOW is value.
Prepared by !. c. AVER Co., Lowell Mass, and
sold BY all druggists aud dealers 10 medicines,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-03

DR.. II. A. OAKS: Dear SRI feel very grateful you
for kindness TO me duting your attendance am
German by BIRTH ~ years VI age. have resided In
America for ave years. For ,isv,R have been
troubled with bleeding " the lungs have been under the
treatment Of very eminent French and German physicians
Europe. have also been subjected TO the
Of eminent American physicians Yet with all this
array u talent confined with all Ar inuous efforts
md with Ill their extensive facilities, still my case bafed
their skill used to spit large quantities Of blood
daily My iron frame began TO quver under the alternating
influence Of disease de,psrrd Of recovering, Of
being helped. gave up, aud had decided let the
disease take is course, until L. wilkins Esq
me Try your treatment ast indeed uery grateful that
id for In the short space of month you did
for me than all The physicians whom had previously
poyed whether in Europe or America. YOU CURkD NE
q. NJ. Tuos.s
Catherine street, Utica, October 18th, 1858.
ALBANY, August "a, 1905
DELR s,-Ps nit me, very respectfully, present you
with this certificate a, token OF your wonderful skin
physician, and Of your department as gentleman.
For more than years have been afflicted with sick
ness Of nature peculiar females except that was bed
ridden for two year,, and unable 10 without
sstance. have had nine different physicians in the last
years, Of whom could help Indeed, their
words " they comp eey puzzled with my case.
and that all the medicine In the world could not restore me
or even help me" Amer much reflection oonse ntcd to try
your treatment had heard you highly spoken Of by
those whom you h.d cured realized the truth for
myself that your Superior skill beneficial and that your
treatment helped In less than In months
was much improved that my friends were aston
shed. I continue TO improve, and eheeruly add
this my mite With hundreds Of others whose lives you have
saved and rendered happy.
May God bles you, DR. Oaks, In your Sbng and ben
encent mission to suffering humanity, | shall always he
happy reply 10 any who may refer to your eapA-
bilisles aud skiu. am, dear sir,
You're, resp e.fully,
Mas. VI. a. CIR.
State street, Albany, S.r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-03
THE BOWELS,
DIR. OAK S

Is graduate Of the London Medical College, nd has prae
tced 10 Europe and America Tor than II years with
unparalleled success In the treatment Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-03
THE STOMACH.

And produces bad taste in the mouth The tongue becomes
urred attended with dLrns and pain In the head. The
bile then pAsses from the stomach into
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-03
THE LIVER,

Aud when the liver diseased the bile becomes impure and
tends to disauange the whole system This impure bile
asses into
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-03

Il Life and Heath are valuable, why nouse the proper
means TO preserve them II the system diseased, why
run any risk hy using any Medicines that are deieeous,
and that nlure your system
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-21
JON ES HOUSE,
PORTSMOUTH OHIO

Mr.. JoSFs has purchased the Old Ply
mouth House, and changed its name as
above. The House has been remoIeIed aud
IS now open for the reception Of the public.
1t is on The wharf, healthy location, and
no pains will be spared to make the stay of
visitors at this house, all they can wish.
Charges low as the times will afford. -,
June 29th 1865 .-.6mO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-21
A.9\CrON ARCH MAY 4
BR ALTON & MAYO
Attorneys al Law,

McARTIlUR, VINTON Go. 0.
WILL attend to all legal business intrusted
TO their caro- in Vilton, Athens, jackson, Ross,
Hooking and adjoining counties.
Particulor attention given to tho collection
Of soldiers claims for Pensions, Bounties, ar
Iears cfpay &C., against the United States or
Ohio, including Morgan raid claims.
April 18th lS65,-lyr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20
by Telegraph
New York Market
NEW YoRK, Psbru

NV YORK, February 49,
coTtoN5Les active, without decided change;
RLoUR-state and Western opened hrm aud clos
ca dnlL and dropping $40 eo@10 IS for Extra State;
81 SS(9A 10 Tor Il. II. o., and $1l 606l9 90 for
Trade brands; at the close there were some GsIers
OF Extra State at $40 co. included in the sales are
500 bblS Extra State for the ist half Of ApIil at
$40 50. - F -4 "
WHIsKY-Rathsr more active; Western a. a1aa
Is, nearly all at latter price
WaEA T and lower; No ohieaSa spring
g 1902 Il Choice No. l, do, 81 10 MiIIvSnlIS
Club 50 16; Common Winter Red western 81 ~
CokH-Duni old mixed Western $Is IS.
OATS-Rather more steady; 81 1O1< Eor western
PECR0LRUM-Dull; 4Io for Crude: 66a6Ta fnP
Refined in Bond, and s69Te for Refined Frss
PORK-Frmer and rather more doing: AZ IA
SO % for new mess $50 sI493l lI1< for 1884 do,
cash and regular way closing at $S4 IS regular 81
fcr prime, and $34 IS for prime meSS. Also $40 b6lS
new mes for Reb- March and April mostly bayoElI
opiI0D, At SI4 2S@lT Is - -
BEER-Flrm At about previous prices.
DRESSED H9ss-Pirm at 171<91T1<s for West.
| latter price to arrive - =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20
Fourth ward B ounty Fund meeting,

Fourth Ward Bounty Fund Meeting.
A bounty fund meeting was held at the
Fourth Ward School house, on Saturday
evening, February 18th, according to pre-
vious notice, at which Mr.. John Olator
was called to the chair. The COMMITTEES
reported the state OF the fund, and stated
the deficiency still to be provided for, as
amounting to some $4,000.
The collection committee having been
increased to twenty-five, by the addition
of Messrs. Thomas O'BrieD, @. P. Brown,
John Haley, Charles Haley, James Lander,
Robert Britt, Michael M'Dermott, William
Ramp and William ]. Houston was in.
structed to meet at the Hose House, on
Monday, the goth inst. at 81 o'clock, A. NJ,
to perfect the. enrolment list of the 4th
Ward, and set down against every mans
name, the amount he has contributed to
the fund.
On motion, it was
ResOEUed, That the present committee be
. permanent committee on the enrolment
list, to act in conjunction with committee's
of the 9Th and 9th Wards, in purgiugi the
said list of names of dead men, Iuuatics
and others not subject to military duty.
The meeting then resolved itself into 6
Committee of the Whole to impress on all
the citizens the necessity of prompt, ener-
getic action in the present emergency.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20

NEw York, Feb. 1s.-Ths Herald's Par.
is correspondent says he knows positively
that formal propositions have lately been
made to France and England by the rebel
authorities, with the object of securing re-
cognition on the basis that slavery shall be
abolished, and advantages guaranteed to
the recognizing countries, but these propo-
sitions have not yet, and from present ap-
pearances, will not be accepted.
The steamer George Cromwell, from N.
Orleans, on the 18th, has arrived. She
left the steamers Guiding Star and Morn.
ing Star ashore below New Orleans.
The Times makes light of the report that
the rebel refugees are to be sent back from
MatnmOras TO Texas, and that Candy is TO
retaliate. The story lie probably canard.
A rebel force of 12O men attacked as
men of the 3lst Massachusetts, regiment,
near Plaquemine, on the 4sh inst. Capt.
Rice and his men stood the rebel charges,
and beat them of, leaving some of their
dead and wounded in our hands. Our loss
was one killed and two wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20
and MaFyland ~ All, q :,

PennsylvAnis and Maryland, or their as
signs to construct q branch road between
the borough of York and Baltimore, in an
air line to Washington, in order to facilt-
tate postal and military communication
between Washington and New York. The
company is authorized to increase their
capital to the snm of s., o0O, 900, the road
TO be double track, provided with appli-
snces for transportation of troops and to
be completed in two years, and three cents
to be charged per mile for passengers and
six cents ton for freight. a. aus
Mr.. Pendleton objected to the second
reading of the bin. The question therefore
REQUIRED on it's rejection. asia s
Mr.. FarnsRorth said it was necessary to
have the road proposed. He pointed out
the fact that notone cent was appropriated
by this bill.
Mr.. Thomas.of Maryland, desired a post.
Ponement of the bill. 20 % ,7sa lli
The further confederation of the subject
was postponed for ten days. n
Mr.. Schenck called up the bill amend
atory of the enrolment act. Pending
which the House at $50 adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20
7BWr A MAN WHO HAS NOT sIEPr Toa

pS a MAN WHO HAS NOT SLEPT FOB
EpUhTEES YEARs-O. D. Saunders, Order
Sergeant of Company G, 18th West Vir-
MIA Volunteers, has not slept a single
oment fOrfourteen years. BE is Row in a
hillary hospital at Philadelphia. This may
EN- incredulous, but nevertheless it is
me, as can be verified by numbers of per-
rs. The individuals an intelligent mani
turally, and has the benefit of moder.
& education. He entered the service of
e United States on December %, 1868.
is in the forty-f fifth year Of his age
j. health has been generally excellent
bring his life. In I847 he was attacked
lib cholera, and since that period with
ng fever on two occasions. In the sum-
ier of 1850 sleep forsook him, and since
at time be has never felt the least drow-
~ He has always led a temperate life
.HIg wife and children reside in Putnam
Oouuty, West Virginia. Since he entered
liz Union army he has been on seven raids
and il four charges, during which time he
never felt tired or sleepy. he was in the
four charges made beyond Harper's Ferry.
Virginia, on the 18th, 18th, 10Th, and goth
of last August, and yet he did not feel the
last sleepy. Why tits that he can not or
does not sleep, is as much mystery to
him as it is to many scientific gentlemen,
WHO, having had their attention called to
tii, have been astouuded in their attempts
a Investigate the cause.
pom one occasion, at his request, a num-
he Of curiously inclined gentlemen watch
q him for forty-tWo days and nights, con-
q lively, in order, if possible, to arrive
81 Be cause of the wonderful phenomenon.
Thee gentlemen took turns with each
ol6er in the progress of watching, SO that
Ire should chance to sleep it would be
81 srved. Some of the watchers became
dE1Rsy, and it was as much as he could do
toawaken them.
This singular man was sent to Philadel-
4hlA by order of the field surgeon. he was
admitted into the hospital on the 18th of
November last, suffering from chronic diar-
Ehea and rheumatism. he has nearly re-
covered from his physical disability F; his
appetite is good, but yet he does not sleep.
HeFetires TO bed the came as other soldiers,
hut be cannot sleep. He simply re-.
csises physical rest. This brief narrative
Of most wonderful phenomena may seem
fabulous, but the reader is assured that it
i6tde truth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20

PnIApELpHlA, Feb. 1s.-1he Bulletin
has the following special despatch from
Washington
The Richmond papers of the 18th an (.
nouuces that Sherman's main columu has
reached Kingsville Junction and that
communication south of Florence on the
Manchester and Florence railroad and on
the Florence and Charleston railroad was
interrupted. Beauregard is reported as
being on the north bank of the Congaree
river. KingsVille is on the north side of
the Congaree, forty zone miles north of
Branchville and twenty-five miles south
of Columbia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20

WAsH1SaroH, Feb. ls.-The Star has the
following dispatch from City Point. Va,
dated 18th, $50 p. m. The rebel flag OF
truce beat, VIM. Allison, while on her up.
ward trip from Ootes' Landing, this p. M,
was blown up by torpedo. The boat
went down almost Immediately. Our pick
cts say there were no survivors from her.
There we're no prisoners on board at the
time. This catastrophe probably arose
from one Of the enemy's own torpedoes
which has been in the water for long
time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20
NV YoRk, Feb. l9.-The Hereld,g spe

NAV YORK, Feb. l9.-The Herald's spe-
cial correspondent says:
An expedition consisting of 800 picked
men from the Michigan cavalry, after a
march of forty miles, meeting no OPPOSE
tion, reached Charlotte iron furnace, on
Water Lick creek, which the rebels had in
foil blast, preparing iron for shot and shell.
The establishment, with all its machinery
and material, was destroyed. The force
then returned, meeting with some trifing
annoyance from guerrillas.
The main portion of the rebel army is
said to be near Staunton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20
8p GelegrqpB,
F9F Afternoon RspOFt see ISt 'PaES
Brought in q Verdict mclean
News.


NHw YoRK, Feb. Is.@The jury in the
case Of Friery, tried for the marders a.
Harry Lazarus, brought in a verdictof
murder in the first degree.
The case of Count Joauues Va. Horace
Greeley, was decided in favor Of the de-.
fendaut.
Further details received by the last ar
rival from Vera Cruz, show that fighting
between the Jnarisis aud Imperialists Is
actively carried on in the interior of the
country. The friends of the former state
that General Patorin has taken the town
OF Ell Teuerte, and shot francisco Vega.
the bead of the Imperislist movement in
that vicinity.
The Juarist force is approaching Ellor-
all. The JuaFist guerrillas intend putting
to death every French soldier they NAV
catch, on the plea that any one frhtine
for or holding Office under Maximfiian is 4
traitor to Mexico and Mexican liberties.
Many ether movements in the interior
are named which show the sctiVity Of the
National party. The campaign at Oaxaca,
however, gives RIGS to undfsg1Issd anxiety.
tOaxaca ts now defended by General Dis1,
while General Basine, in peFson, is lead.
ing an expedition against il, bat his van.
guard had been defeated.
1t Is said that the deficit in the treasury
OF the Imperial government of Mexico is
Szo, COG, 900 annually. The Emperor has
q personal allowance of 100000.
The Pope's Eucyclical Letter has not
been circulated in Mexico, as the govern
ment has not yet given its consent to such
circulation.
The new order of Knighthood, the Mex
lean Eagle, is to be established by Maxi.
milan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20
MARSHALL COUNTY. :
0ouuty......,.

B~WoRKISG In HARMoEY.-The 9th and
9th sub. districts of this county are now
working in harmony in their Efforts to pro-
cure recruits. Heretofore the committee
men from these districts have been "buck.
ing against and trying to out bid each
other, but now they have settled upon an
amicable agreement which will result in
filing the quota of each at about the same
time,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20
The Gold Market-Cabinst Appoint
menE.

Nav YoRK, Feb. ls.-Gold is rather
strong. 1t is said Mr.. Stevens new move
ment against the gold dealers has created
full interest, upon which important tran.
saOtions in buyer's operations have been
based. A rumor that Macmillan has
recognized the oonfederacy also gives
strength to the market. The quotations
hayeLranged from 2o4, the opening price
to 2o4ff.
The Commercials special says Senator
Morgan this morning presented petition
to the President from New York mer.
chants, asking Cabinet appointment for
Gov. Boutwell,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20

R~PART1AL list of gifts given away at
the Metropolitan Gift Book Store, : 1853
Main street, last week: 81 gold aud salt
castOrS, SO silver cups, 5 silver watches, 8
silver goblets, silver ice pitchers, AZ sets
silver forks, besides great many other
handsome presents such as spoons, napkin
rings, csstOrs, bracelets. Call and make
a purchase this week.