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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
Save Your Furs, Cloths, Carpets, &c
EjII!;yE;LyIlsl!lI
FOR NOT lis.
USE IT .NOU!

Moths while Ia the chry rails state are much &C,
uomioilly Destroyed han month later, when each las
fptung from the germ, become winged aud has generated
FAR snd near IA foundation of colony NJ their destrua
tive genus Give this moments cousidrtttior, for Il
" n ray YOU vel
Scientific research and thorough expet iment In NaturA
History, tun ing through thee year, demonstta IL thai
Cedar tamphlf issn entirely eciert ard the only known
agent that viii surely ect property from the rAvsgc.
~ al the means ii ecial attention his been gwen tC
tie Tiuea NeaRntlla, OF Cloth Moth The Iinea Tape
celia, or Carpet Moth the Tina PellionelA or FuI
Moth the Tnea Crinella, or Hair Moth and he Ana.
mpsis Sttc leila or Pack Moth
ttdar Camphot though petiap, cheap any Tins as com
pared with common Camphot, 10 economy teoNomiI ID
u used early One package this week while the insect
emerging from the cocoon, is VI more benefit TIA.
ten after the little des roger has "tsken TO itself wings
ttructob" throus bout your house.
One package NOW stops a. much mischief as dc seu
passages " Il two months hence
Cedar Camphor IL Cheap, Fragrant, Durable aud Re
isbc No Insect that breaches through lis nin eaa la,
tie with I've dens', surely snnoealng vapors Air thick
stops their retpfatory oftsns Ger Hny A. waite An
the utg, Of drowning beast There 10 no escape 10
these destructive Little bugs Cedar Cam hor 10 used
directed upon each parcel.
HARRIS 4 CHAPMAN can alone make Cedar Can,
phor and they sell royalties To be sure you are
look Tor their tho goods, Tor thoagh they hav
nov probably stopped all limitations eounietfeit- clos
In appearance ave been made
Cedar UAmptor IL harmless TO all but Instes
HARRIS a CHAPMAN, Manufacturers
100 fremont Street, Boston.
bT- Sold by all respectable Druggists Moths max
much mischief, strike AT the ohrysald.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
I-~)ie0

Notices Of Deaths ussrelr.e. Obituaries, n;lad, n
poetry Inserted Tor ave cents line to be paid for IN adj
vance. THIS will be strictly adhered to
Iisrdvek March lst Of congestion q the uugs, Nr.
MAry W. wife o. Gnes Houston, aged 81 years.
We laid our Mother dowl to rest
Beneath thr spriug.tme's gentle skies
Ven A owing while our Tears fell fast
INA. 600 lad Siped hem from h-reye'
mat while around us sank the nj hit
Ehe TO % 10 everlasting light
Al home at rest forever safe
Free from The horn, The cfoss the rod
tier life o. VERY sra.riug
Cfowted with the peri ace Of God
We thank him even while weep
For giving his beloved sleep
In Brslntree, w., March .Ch, 1866 u dphthera and
canksr u III Srnevieye only daughter ofG orgs ".
and Nsry h. cram, aged year. months and 10 daya
81 vas the music Of our b ne,
~ that knew night,
The fragrance Of our gardea bower
lhng all sm les and light
IN Nor pehtr Aareh IN, 1885, Daniel Duane, only
son " Daniel and Trial q. scdbner, aged year and
uGuihs.
oar dari ng dear has gone to rest
bow al and lonely nov W are,
Jesus 10 d. lin 10 90. breast,
To be forever win HIM are.
Oh, cur precious litle vel
How We miss the everyw iefe,
You are NV LITTLE ANGEL,
An1 We hope 10 meet thee there
In walden, May 2, Almou Chs.ysr, Postmaster, aged
S. years
In Walden May ith, Addison Patel, aged atout 60
years
Nhitehil, wife Of Abraham Whiiehin, aged 30 years
D I'd in NJ rlboro, April l4tb, ls65 Rossmond S. Ad
ans wife Of George II. ADAM, aged % ysars months
and Il days
DID in walden, Aqrl 10Th F.nete cheeyer, aged %
Dim 10 cr.Gs5ury. April 10Th. Of diphheriA. Helen
Hoyi, daush''r Of John Hoyi as ID IS years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
Uhe MGrkeis.


CAMBRIDGE MA0KET, May 10.
A. Market 975 Cattle, ABOUT - Beeye, Snd - stor,'
Consisting king oxen, hilsh Cow ana 1t, two
AID three year. Cd
Price -aarsct Bect-&1ta $lb 20 to $500 Gri'
lualy sIloOtol6 % $500 tol5,76 Sd sl2O0to 1890
Working Oxen-sltO to 275
Oowaa and elyes-l4otoi5
Ysarlng 10000 to W, 90 two years old $3.50 to 10
10 three years old, $500 to 5000,
Sheer and Lambst00J At market prices IL ots o. 30
to so each extra, $500 to 1890
spring Lambs-2,50 to $50.
Veal Calves 88,00to 100 Calfskins-I7 to 20, pr %
Hides--7 to Sc prlb. Tellow-7 to 81 eprIb
Pelts $500 to $3.50 each. Lambs 1900
ReNAsAs 1t possible This week to sell cattle At some
rate while last week not There we're head at Cam
bridge besides about 100 from last week and oue lot Of Car
ala CA tle Mat driven directy Brighton last week.
over 100. Notwithstanding he unusually su, number there
WAS no excitement among the tuyers We think the butch
ers find themselves unable beat down quite az low as they
did IN some week ago 1t clear enough that tie
droFes ave put heir asking prices somewhat above last
weeks selling prices and many Of the butchers say they pay
moresome say ON cent per b. T.. W. Bailey sold one pair
vi oxen at l9!c, 20 per cent pair at &c. sk oxen
lic COWS at TO lie and very extra for TO-,
OF I4c per 5. People afraid buy al present prices
n1Wlhsandug he late fail The market for veal calves
he past week was an Improvement that Of The tcedng
week. We report the number Of live caves at about l40-
TWO h4nlred more than lass week The number Of mutton
sheep this week. 26 Is nearly twice as large az that r. ort.
cd last week. Many of he Northern Lh e are too thin and
ol poor to suit The Butchers and sold low prices On
he whole think the Albany sheep as usual make the
butchers independent, and that ordinary Northern sheep
not u a' So 10 His week they did ast-somc lraver. W.
thought W" TO pc ih lower Than hey roud have sold
fir Que ur.h ago
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16

A ditor of Messenger
DtAH SIN With your permission wish to say to th,
readers OF your paper that vii send by return ma II
10 all Who With 1t (tree) Recipe with full direction,
for making and usiug simrle Vegetable Balm that viii
efo tualy remove in ten days, Pimpes, Blotehes Tan
sreekles, and all mp Iriues u the Skin leaving th,
same soft, clenr smo IN and beautiful.
will also mai free TO those having Bald Heads, OF
Bare Faces simple directions and Information that vii
enable them to start fun growth Of Luxur ut H.r
Whiskers, ora Noustache, in less than thirty days
All applications answered by return mail wilhou
chargc Respectfully yours,
WHIsEESs! :! Those wishing fne set of whlsker,,
nice moustac he or beautiful head Of glossy hair will
pleas read the card Of rloS, .. CHAPMAN in smother
part Of this paper. FlOnqisn3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
Amos Prescott,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! IN Probate Uourti WId at
WAsHISGrON DIsTRfCr s. Montpelier, IN said District,
on tn. An day Of May, A. D. 1865.
IRA GRAY, Administrator of The estate Of Amos Pres
colt late Of Waterbury, Ia said sri-t, deceased pro-
sents ADM nstraton for examination and al.
owance and makes application fer decree Of dsiIibu-
tion and partition OF the estate Of said deceased.
Whefeup0n If is ordered by said Court that said as,
count and application be referred to session ofsald
Court Go be held the Probate Office Ia said Montpelier
he 20th da} Of June A. D. 1865 for hearing and de-
cisoD thereon;
Aud 1t IS further Otdered, tina In office hereof he
given all Interested by publ cation 9th same
three weeks excessively IN the Green Mountain Free
man. newspaper published Montpelier, previous 10
said time ppointed for hearing thai thew may appear
at aid time and place, and show cause ifany they
may have, why said should not be allowed ana
such decree made By the Court.
1879 Auest-N. A. CHASE. Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
CAUTION -!

FOR CONSUMPTION. it is the only reliable remedy
known IL has 10 thousands oHttance restored itns
tina, seemed past hope Of recovery and 10 tens ~ thou
sands has arrested the dis IN us primary stages, and
restored the patent TO robust health,
BRONCHITIS Its Effects In this troublesome disease
are very mared It Is necessary to persist Ia It's use for
considerable length Of time.
FEMALE DERliLrY.-To sustain and augment the
vital forces to make new, rich and pure booo to buid
up hs nervous system to restore energy TO the mild and
bady-nothnE can be beter adapted than this prepare
tion,
In Asthma, General Debility EmAeIauon, Coughs, 1t is
reliable medy. Nine -tenths u the It IL
supposed to ft, simply arise tom ia remedy being
abandoned before It's beneficial eject became obvious.
Re careful and get the genuiue Snuiactufed only by
b. NILhOR, Chemst, lG6 Court ~ hosl on.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
Pe,itinn for "a Divorce

STATE OF vsRNoNTi "A HEREAs, Louisa Boyce.
las Boyce the Supreme Court at their ERIN next to
b. holden Montpelier within and for The County OF
Nafhnglon on the % Tu sdsy of August, A. d. 1865,
herein alng IN substance, that she was married TO sad
5as Boyce on tn 81 day of septembe A. d. 1928, and
hath since hy,d With him his wife ani that said Slss
Boyce has wfaly dcsered her for Than three
scouve years last past also tuat said Silat Boyce has
been absent from the petitioner for over seven years ast
without being he I'd from by herr prayin% that
decree Of divorce fom he bot DIS Of matrimony btween
htr and said las may be granted her; and II having
shown that said silaB zee resides out Of the
sta Of Vermont II IS thereupon ordered that notice OF
tn peudency Of sad LABEL and petition, be gwen TO the
sad Silas Boycs, By pubhng he foregoing subs anee
" said LIBEL with this der reor, the Green Noun
tain freeman, newspaper pubishtd al Montpelier, in
,ad County Of Washington, three wteks succ ssiyely the
said publications TO be at least sixty days before
the term OF the curt Aforesaid
Given under my hand at Montpelier, the 25th day Of
April, A. D. 1865. ISABEL PECK,
Judge OF the supreme Court.
DILLfSdHAS and DUsAST, Attorneys. rlsT3
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TESTIMONIALS.
A." Ifegard Nj Eddy one Of the most capable and
success. ful practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse
CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONS Of Patents
" have hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent an trustworthy
and more capable iputting their applications In form
= secure for them eay and favorable Iteration
the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commi- ioner Of Patents
" Mf r. II Eddy has made for me- three applications
on all but one Of which patents had been Ganted, and
that Is pending. Such unmlstakabe proof Of great
talent and ability on his part leads to recommend all
inventors TO apply 10 MIN 70 their atens. as
they may he ofhayng the faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases and at very reasonable oharges
JOHN rAG6ART.
During light months, the subscriber In course " his
large practice made. twice rejected applications
teen appeals every of VIII, was decided in his favor
by the commissioner Of patents X. II. EDDY.
IL
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BOSTON MARKET, MAY

bUsIUN MAhkEI, May 8.
Piour-W estern, SC 70 to 1925
Pora --fine 5000 to 2I,oO Mess eos OO to 800
Beef 1,yJlo -lOO Lara, 10 TO lgI. Hams. 10 ~.
Hrzs dressed, II tots.
Batter, 50 to4! Cheese, 10 to23. EGGS 90 &c ~ p.
tAioes $500 % 52i. Dried Apple IS To- u,
Beans f2.2j TO $3.50. Peas $3.50 2lO
Herds grass seed $3.50 to $500. Glover sotos
Starch $40 10 Tallow, 1atolG
Fo1 guu Blood Msriuo, 70 toJ5 rhree-fourtAs blood
Tito Y HHtblood % 90 70, Coumcu 20 O6
corn tt2 o1,t. oats 50 to7o Bye12b to i, 80.
Hoy 80 GO 50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16

We desire to make this FEStYASparticutriy valuable
.itsnews from all parts Of Vermont and our friends
fsrsnt parts OF the State especially in Washington
orange and Lamole Counties, will confer greatfsyo
upon usand curreaders bys-nding us local nellgenc
Give MS the facts aud will arrange them for paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16

Late AEeniot ; Patent once .WashiugtoG unds
the Actoilb37.l
10 state street opposite IiIbyst, Boston.
4 FfER an extensive practice q upwards oftwenty
years CONTINUES 10 ecure Patents the United States
also 10 Great Britain france aud other fore gH cuuntr
Cayeas Spec heatiOns, Bones Assignments and all Pa
pers, " Drawings for Patents executed liberal term
and with disp ten. Researches made into American
foreign WORKS, to determine the validity utility Of pa
tents or tHven onsand legal or other advice rendered
all matters touching the anne Copies Of the ella ms
~ my patent furnished by remltting dollar Assign.
ments recorded at Washington.
The agency u not only the laTges Tin New Engandbu
trough l., inventors have advantages fer securing pa
tents, ofascertanag the paentabiy oflnyrntous IN
surpassed by, II not tmmez,urabiy superior to. any
which can be offered TO them elsewhere. The lesimon-
ais beloE given prove that Is successful at the
Patent ONCE than the subscriber and is the
best proof % advantages and ability he would add thai
he has abundant reason 10 believe and prove that no
other ONCE Of The Kind The charges for professional
services 50 moderate The immense practice Of the sub
'erber during twenty years past has enabled him 10 ac-
cumuAte vast collection Of speci tons and official
decisions relative to patents.
hrse, besides his extensive library Of legal and me-
chnnoa works ind full accounts OF patents granted in
the United states and Europe, render him able. hes ond
question to offer superior cies for obtain ng patents
Alneeessity Of aiourney to Washington to procure
patent and the usua great delay here here saved In
yenton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
Addison L.. Paige's Estate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointedby men Nora
l b Probate Cont l0rthe District OF Washington Tom
mssionets to receive examine and adjust all cnIms
and demands Of All he estate ADDISON
l. Paige late Of Mont elie 10 said district deeeaseorep
resented solvent and the term of six IRON .hs
2h day OF Ap 1867 being allowed by said Court to the
creditors Of said deceased TO e1hiblaad re-
spectve ams befoTeus give notice that wewlatten
to the duties Of our at the omte Of q a.
Prentss in Monpeer In said District on the I'd Tues
days Of June ard Ocob next at ten O'Clock In the ioe
noon, ON each of said days
JOSEPH a. PRENTIs5,( .,,,n,,s.orsr,
JOEL FOSTER. JR., "'"'"
MnnIneller. MaY 8. A y. 1863. Ml9N3
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mONrPELIER MARKET, NAV Is.

WUNIFELIhk MAfLMLT, May 10.
PRowsIoSs.-Butter 20 70 50 Cheese 20to Is; LAID
zOo 3D. ralloWl II Dried l5to2O. Eggs Il cents
eotatoes SOTO IS. Deans ,oCto 900 wes India 81.
gifs l5tols Refined sugars 20 to q. Maple Sugar u
TO 10 Peas, $2b9b $780,
9aions-so,Oo 90 900. App,s-tO,CO to $50 per bo
9lora-EFtra$ $50 to 1850, Do1bteEtlrA sIO50 to
100. super EAtra II 00to 1900.
aans ASD AAr.-COrn, 81 rs. Oats, IS H.rdsgratl
seed to5ot $50 per bushe Clover, 80 to 81 per poun
day so TO l2per ton. Rye,el,t0
ai4oALLAsgoUs--Dry and greenh ard wood ooto 200
shingles 81, 90 to 0oo. Wool-oOmmo 90 e 80 Bar
400 to 800 per cord. Naiis. 500
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
Farm for sale.

THg farm known as the Howes Farm In hiddleseI be-
longing to the estate u the late CO. lhos Reed st
u,t,d mile and shalf from Montpelier Village,
ssing Of hundred aud thirty acres Of land, about
equally divided between pasture meadow and wood land,
farm we'll walled asd bu dings good fossesic given
Immediately The oek and tools ,old with the farm II
desired. GE0 CHAS' A. REID, Adm'ff.
Montpelier, Mafe90, 1888.
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beyond the reach Of human sid have been restored to their
friends and usefulness, to sound health and the enjoy
ments Of life by this all powerful antdote to diseases
the lungs and throat Here cold had settled on the
ungs Tho dry hacking cough the CLASSY eye and the
pale thin features Il HIM who lately sty and strong
whisper TO all bat him CoSsuNPrioN. He tries every
thing but h disease i gnawing at his yals and sho
ns fatal symptoms more and more all his frame
He Is taking the CHERRr PICTORIAL TOW II has stoned
his cough aud made his breathing easy sleep Is SOUND
at night his appetite returns, aud with It his strength
The dart which pierced his side Is broken Scarcely any
neighburhoed can be found which has not some living
trophy like this 30 shadow forth the virtues which have
won Tor the CnrREr PEcroR,L an Improbable renoun
But It's usefulness does not end here. Nay It accom-.
plshes ore by prevention Than cure The eon ates,
colds and coughs which cures the reed which would
have rptned into dreadful h,tYes of inourabe diseases
lnauenEa. Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Pleurisy
Whcnpng Cough, and all rritaio OF the throat and
lungs are easily cured by the CHtsRr PrornRAL il taken
in season Every family should have Il hy them and
they viii md an valuable protection from the nsd
ieos prowe which carrie oil the parent sheep from any
nock, the dlrling lamb from many b. me.
Prepared BY Da. J. ARA, Practical and Anaiyticll
chausts Lowell Mass, and sold BY all Druggists every.
wharc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
ffenl Notices.


STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court, holden
WssHiEeToH nisTRor, IS. al Montpelier, on the 9Th
day ef May, A D. 1865
DUBtRr HARGfN, Administrator Of the estate Of John
IL IT, Brown ats Of Montpelier in said district deceased,
makes application to said nun for license 10 sell me
whole Of me real estate Of sad ceased excerpt the lights
m homestead and dover therein, representing that saa
sale Is necessary Of the payment of The debts If said de-
ceased
Whereupon IL is ordered by said Court that said pill
cation be referred To the % day 81 Jme, u 1865 at
the Probate Office IN Montpelier for bearing and decision
thereon and sfurber ordered that all persons nfer-
tsrd be notified hereof By publication e notice Of this
application and order thereon three weeks suceessiveb
n The Green Mountain freeman printed al Montpelier,
before said time OF hearing hat they may appear, az
said time and place and they see cause, object thereto
BY the Court,
tl1m9 Aue-t-N A. CHASE. Regster.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
FARM FOR SALE.

rnE CHESTER NYE farm, so called, situated In eer.
lin on the eAetly side the he,d OF Berlin Pond
Ave lies from Montpelier Village Said farm contains
about Is Atr Of excellent land 10 we'll witetsd, has
Of the best orchards in town, with iar buildings aud
for peasantne VI location is rarely tqdslled con.
siderable portion Of the purchase money can renal
mortgage. fefisrns, apply Vt Moutpsiier 10
n " HEATON
ian,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

VII MI , I1U0W1UWUl IBID N
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
And 'peeial Agent for Jay Coohe subscription Agent
will oliver 40 Notes free Of charge, by express, in all
parts Of the country and receive in payment Checks
New YORK, Philadelphia and Boston, eurren. bills, and
all Eve per ee0t interest notes with interest date OF
subscription. Orders sent by mail will be pr omptly
Glled.
This Bank receives the u Banks and Bankers
favorable terms also q individuals keeping New
York accounts. T. HILL, Cashier
M9Ism3 ~. ORyIs President
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
The Great New England Remedy,
DIR. P0LANDS WHITE PINE COMPOUND

lie cure for all Throat and Lung Ane Ions and X ipey
Complaints. II mte. 1t is pltgsan' Il is sure. treu-
lars IN lng testimonials tom crrlm u, doc ors, edit
ora and we'll known etEvns, Who have used the COM
pound iot yeas, will he sent to desiring be ter
knowe g Of it. merits bel. r. giving Il a trial.
GEukGE ". SWIFT, N. D., = 81 rector
NV Eng ald BoRnlc rtpot, Boston Mass
For sale BY all druggists lnfSeeo, 6m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
instruction Books and Music
THE
Cab net Organ, EselOdeOn,

INeIkUMhNTs OF HTMILAN CLAss.
Iu ldePs MelOdto Instructor C0nta ming the Ele
mems OF Music, Pro .rrsiye Finger ExeTeses and a
large collection Of Choice Music, - %
New Method for the Melodeon Containing In addition
10 Lessons and Exercises collection Of Popular songs
Psalm and Hymn Tunes, $3.50.
Carlarps Nelode0n. Elementary and Progressive
Studies, with Choice zeal AID nstru nentA Muse So
American school FOR The Nelodeon, sl.50.
Model Neloleon Instructor, 81 ~
winters Perfect Guide ( the Melodeon Designed as
a self-InsHuctof, tn Choice Music, 70.
MeIodeon without Master. By 4. l.. White, u.s.
NOodbury's Aeiode0n Instructor. 70.
Green aud Whites Mtl9deon lnsruetor TO-
Howes seraph.u- and helooeon Instructor, So
The seraphIe. a solecuOl Of Music Tor the Nelo.
deon, S1sph ne al Reed Organ.
sent post pad, on reeeptof price Oliver Olson L
Co., Publish rs, 277 Washington Street, Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
More and More Desirable .

The Rebellion IS suppressed and The GOV .rnneat has
already adopted ueainres - reduce expenditures rap
idly as possible u peace footing, thus withdrawing
from mark as borrower and purchaser.
Thisi III ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered by
the Government and constitutes the GREAT POPULAR
LOAN OF THE PEOPLE
The seyeu-rhrv Notes are convertible cn their ma.
turity, A. option Of ina holdatln,o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-16
miscellaneous.
Great Gift Distribution.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
Watches. Chains, Diamond Rings, &c,

;
WORTH OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Alito Be sod for oie Dollar each, without regard
tOvalue.
Not 10 be paid for until you know what you are to
receive.
D0ripg the month ending April ~. 1855. 7. & II.
G4ughan & Co. have had The honor Of dis.fbuti n z
among their patrons, seven Hundred and nine Gold
aud silver Watches at The price ofOhk DOLLAR each
We sutJoin few Of tbs many favorable Opinions Of
he iTessn
This i one Of the largest hrns In the City Of New
iofs, and are doing very extensive business and
lave on hand the largest stock That can be found IN
that Cty'--Oceana Times, Pent water, Mich oct
a. 1854 Their stock il large and buyers may rely
upon finding article purchased from them just ~ repre-
-ented. Their long continuance In business enables
hem 10 olet greater Inducements than any Other house
~ tine City Loyal American, Anderson Ind. Oct q,
90 1854, " Their wat ches admitted by competent
and hose who have used them TO be the best IN
use They are all they are advertised to be '-lnde-
perdent, Warren ILL.,, Oct 70, 1894 They are large
dealers and their STOCK Is manufactured in the best
style aud Of pure materials n-lelegiaph, SauIeries
\. I.,Oct ~, 1854 " All goods furnished ere what
they are represented TO be "-Iimea WaterViile, !,
oct, 70, 1854 worthy OF confidence, "-- Wyoming
Democrat, Warsaw, N. Oct v, 1904 . Honorable
and fair dealing men.n-Cumheraud valley Journal,
Merchandising Pa Oct. 20, 1864
Splendid list OF articles, all TO be old at 81 each
go Gents cold Hunting case Wathes, 80 to $50