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Buggies BarOuches, and Carriages
+. FlR6ANKPARRISH's

urAvr,,s - - opposite the Masonic Han.
u dlogs ssio5s - INTO my new and eomuso-
49,. - 49,, SC Ne p1bio, thss -. .aieate q ny
VIII A. eTpsr sSsss n better sS1s ~ -. ra 49, =
Har-arezssf. Of m :, arss-sss RsTSer md
usoai commodioas. eiepr52 - VIII one of he
:, Sc. saIoenis N SAs conn.,, pleiely fur
- 1 Es-S,S ae 'SvEsoe WIN Ssy !ir S,n resay
sTss Nsss Wsser- SihSe9t raj rs TSSay S :. " p
ulelr attached 10 Tie prar,is,s ~ Use q eusto-
s1si no1hing vi Be iousa assssn. natter myself
6ar-aresasEs Ead bArhers alvsvs Eirsi class
s,, 1880 sas sh3p ~ 3 opsa fOSs s, s'a
SzEie-tnHl-As FRISS 10 - lar.
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An elegant story Brick Residence, No. 80 Char
y street. next door TO "Weller House" containing
DO rooms. Lot frouts 80 feet, BY ls0 deep One Q
she best plsees 10 the city. e. F
Also good Frame House with rooms, on Soutl
Summer street, in good coalition. Price mod
era Q,
& Good Brick Residence, No 50 Line strest
with nine rooms gas fixtures all through the house
Good outhouses and stable, all in good condition
Lot Il BY $50 feet, Price very moderate
AlsO-A Brick store-house, No. q Broad street
south side, two doors from Market three Btoriei
high, Is FEET BY rs. most excellent stand, and il
nee from taxation.
Als0-A commodious Brick Dwelling, corner o
McLemore and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen viii
rooms and lumber room. Lot fronts 49, feet 81
Gay, By 81 deep- SPLENDID water and beautifully
shaded, yard well enclosed. Price ST,oO.
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A Brick Cottage Uith3 rooms, on Russell street
very near the WIRE Bridge, and in an excellent
nsighbOrhOod. Price, S2,bOo cash.
Also. smother nice Brick Cottage on Woodland
street. still more convenient to the Wire Bridge
and very valuable has rooms, store room sRd
porch good eistsrn, etc. Price, $3.50 cash.
Also; q house and lot on Woodland street house
contains rooms; Lot fronts 100 ieet By ITO feel
deep; good shade, etc. Price, 5000; one-thrd
essh, balance in and yeArs.
House on'BsR Street., with rooms. Lot froatl
50 fest BY 800 deep, good clstern. Price $3.50.
neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen
Rooms Of good size; good cistern; porch front and
rear Lot fronts Sc feet by 80 deep. situated neAl
shelby Park, s1d very convenient to the WirS
Bridge. Price $500.
Ahmed House with rooms and hall, porch IN
font well shaded and well enclosed Lot fronts &
feet Woodland, no ieet deep joins the residences
Of Mr.. Dury. Frice 5000.
brick House with rooms, en- Herman strest
lot 50 feet by 10. Good cisteru and garden, ali 81
enclosed, Price $500.
House on Shelby street, with good rooms, s
kitchen, cellar, and good elsisrn. Lot l25 feet b
1TS. PAIGE 5000 cash
frame House on 6aEsiin pike With six rooms
kitchen. outhouses and sn excellent cistern vel
enclosed. Lot 90 festby l7o. Price $500.
framed House on GallAtn Pike, with rooms
ouihouses, 9 lumber shed, and excsllsHt cisteTn
Lot 100 feet by ITO. Terms $500.
A Large taO-siory Brick residence, with sght
rooms, on Russell st., near '"f1lp street church
Lot fonts 100 feet BY 10 feet deep. Good kitchen
cistern, etc, Nd well enclosed, Improvements il
excellent condition, snd one Of the best locations il
KdEeheld.
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Sent By mail in a plain envelope. Price, Male
packages, $780, Female 800.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS,

A farm Of l2s acres in Sumner county, mile
from Gallstin 20 &C ss cleared, balance heaVill
umbered and we'll Watsrod; land Of frat rate quality
has good country house with rooms and lothsi
improvements. Price, 81, 500 tor the tract
Also, 5000 acres Mineral and Coal lands on
Cumbsria1d Mountains ) has any amount or ths
9ery best timber on it. aha# -TI
Also, nice tile farm Of s acres. well wstered
and well improved, at HendersonVilie, ls miles from
Nashville on the L. a N. r. r. Has on it 8 splen-
did spring and well; the place well inc'Osed Phi
s., so cash.
Also, farm of LOO acres Of very rich land lyinq
on Spr ng Creek, Madison county, West Tennessee,
Is miles from Jackson, at the in ersection of two
good pixies. Improvements first rate. Will he aold
in body or in tracts to suit purchasers Price SO
per acre.
Also, one oftbe best and most highly improved
farms n the State, beautifully located on this side
Harpeth river. opposite Franklin, Tenn. Is miles
from Nashville, contains 81 acres; improvements
Of the first order. Can be bad st a bargain il sold
immed sicily.
A YARN Of 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike sOil nch, well enclosed with coed
cedar fence ;splendidly wat cred; four hundred
ares cleared. balance vel smbered with cedar and
other ioWtki two residences oa the place-ons
with rooms, the other with roOms-both with
good outnOuses, &c.
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From Cincinnati,
VIA
Atlantic & Great WestenRaiIHal
sz.ss&s
Three Through Trains leave Cincinnati Daily
LIGHTNING DAY EXPRESS
nrORNING EXPREeaf u

~ This is the only route to the OIL Regions o
Pennsylvania. The Night Express leaves every
sunday n ght instead Of SATURDAY Night All Other
Trains leave Daily, Sundays excepted.
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ZUnZIR!.ZZ2Z1

An medical men and the press fecommend On
sTRICKLAND's ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE ss
ne only certain remedy for narThoes snd llyseh'
terv II Ia a conhinaton Of AFtnngeuts, Ahsof-
rents Riinoulsuts and Carminsrves, and u va
rsntei 70 effect cure ster al other means hAse
hal4a; especially in chronic esses.
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ffiHl- cid establishes FoundTy haunR larxs -
= agitn1a1t 81 book, Negspaperl 1cb End Orna-
mental Aype. ne pruprle1ofa are preparad Win
anple iacinnes % prompily e8tcute ~ ofcsrs Or
sane, nd EFiniEE Ea1aere-a q eFn1y aaacr.pflcn.
l1,iuedzS fzestaa q ~ AalzaaiE11ers. ees1f-err
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BAMARITAN's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
sCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS.
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILs; SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, &c.


For syphilis or Ysnereal Diseases, the samsri-
lans Root and Herb Juices is the moot potent GER
tain and sfeciual remedy ever prescribed 1t reach
as and eradcstes every particle Of the Veneres POT
son, 20 that ne cure 4 thorough and permsnssns-
Take then this purifying remedy and Be heale1,
and do not transmit 70 your postsnty that for winch
you may repent N after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incurstls, the
saunarian'a Root and Herb Juices viii remove
s. al the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEAlALEsit FEMkLEsit
In unauV affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer- the Root ard Herb Juices Is most hap
plly adapted, IN Ulceuted Uterus, 10 Whites, IN
besripg doEn Fsliine Of The womb, Debility, and
for al complaints incident to thu sex. Sent BY az
press Puoe, e. per bottis.
Samaritan's Wash,
Ia IN es.s o. sypaiis, used in conjunction with the
Root nd herb Juices. Full directions. Pnce fifty
cents.
Ths sFBcarY Of these remedies il alike acknoWi-
sdysd ~ phTsicisns and patients. They are used
n ~ u g Hospitals, and b theirreal merit have
gained ne 5PPro ss q we meet abe urge.
% The physicians who use them, ~ you vii see b
the following.
PosT HocFIFAE, Fozf MKnsHALE.
Baltimore, Feb 70, 1854.
at rave crest sAfssactioa in stating thaE have
used ssThe samaritaa's Remedies" icrIV snsreal
Ts1esra ii Ia mast customary forms tbat / haEu
nsed them With Judgment, discretion, and proper.
~ sid have iouad them rsepond % my anecipa
ifsrs promptly Gnd edectually. Knoeina thsii
eomposlhon, ! have the fullest eonsasncs u theil
edcscy, and IS fu IS my use o. tnam extends,
rscou1mand them STRONGLY"
ALFRED c. BoWER8,
Assistant sargsoa 5th New York Vols
Rpadar, here is prof. positive Of the value o
flezs truly raiushs prspsratious- Tbs old sicken
Ing ADD disEusang dTugs have 70 give way % rene
a. purely FeEstable. pleasant % the taste and
POSITIVE CURE
sod - WJ&CW SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church aad Vins stfesta Nashvills
DESMOND q Co, PropriefoFs,
sIs Raes strsst Philsieiphia, Pa. lssp2o-eE
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SPEcIAL NOTICE..

. SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers holding Through Ticket can have
their Baggage checked through 70 destination.
Upon aTriFEl Of Steamers al Cincinnati, convey
auee vii Be furnished. free Of charge. 70 E0tsls o.
Depot AL The U Mail Lane Steamers stop a. A.
a o. ". RailEay Wharf Boat foot Of 9th Street, Ar
Omnibus and Baggage Wagon vii % in readiness,
upon arTiYal Of kFeninR boat from Louisville e
convey pas engsrs and their baggage. free 10 At
iantic and Grsai- W estern Railway Depot. (a very
abort distanee,) thus insuring connections.
Pare a. low, and time as quick As by any other
route.
H8-Tlczets can Be procured IN Cincinnati IT the
Northeast corner Broadway and Front Street, No.
- West Fonrtn sETeet, and ~ the New Passenger
Depot Ciacinnst, Hamilton snd Dayton Railway,
Ead n Prineipal Offices Of Connecting Lanes.
i. p. FULLER Capt g.. BARNEY
Gen. ncketAg'L Pass. AR't Louisville
ID. McLAREN,
sepl2-H General superintendent
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Notice to DiatilIera

UuFED Sssru hTEskL REvrrrE. \
C1LIncToB's oTFIcls, HEcosB DIsr az Tn.
AaaHyEILEs Oct. ~. Is6s.
II kREAF e, 10 distilled sptrits VII Be- aIIcueS
hrst beng insuectsd and dszudsd Fvery v5c.i.fior
q he Interua Esvenna las 70 Us rssusi Vii -.
SCI tos Faies . heayy anes and psnaIiiss. uhich
vi - gidly eniofced IN every inaiauea Ne far.
fher nasioe VII b gwen IN Ian -s5l-f =. ,,ss~T
stood nd compiled yin. q. L NoRVELIA
ocaNim Cullactcr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-28

Capt. E. A. Kilbourne Of Bradford (ate OF
the Vt. Fols) has received and accepted the
appointment Of a first class clerkship in the
treasury Department at Washington lie
enters upon his duties Immediately
Lieut.. Il L. johnson las been transferred
from the iron clad P4ssliG, to the u s. steamer,
Shenandoah.
Captain Eugene Vlele, 9th Vt. Vols, at pres
ent ordnance officer upon General Hickman $
staff, OF the 25th corps, has been urged to accept
the Lieut.. Oolsneley of a negro regiment in the
brigade Of General Thomas, of the 25lh corps
Capt Yieo does not hesitate to accept the
position, because he has seen the negroes fight,
and knows that they make good soldiers
Rev. II f. Lsavitt has been nominated Coun-
!y Com missioner in Addison County, and John
Morse IN Caledonia County.
Nothing has been done in the st. Adams raid
case sine Monday Of last week, the Judge being
ILL.,
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lHIarriage (sIlide.

XOUNG'S GAEAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK, or, Every
| one his own Doc.or-Baln Private Instructor Tor
married persons or lhole about marry both male and
femas. Ia every thing concerning the phTsi0logy and
relations OF our SCI lal eytm and The production pre-
venuon VI onsprus includuEa The discoveries nsver
before given n The English language, by WIN YOU Nc,
W. D. THIS Is really valuable and interesting work 4.
written 10 plain snguage l0r the gsueai reader and Is
illustrated with upwards Of enc hundred engraving An
young married Icoe, or hose contemplating marriage
aud having the l-as' impedimeni 10 married c SHOULD
read this book H dscIoses secrets lat every one $40 id
be acquainted with ,l book that must he locked
up and net he Sbsuf the house. H e be sent 10 any
one on he receipt OF lweniytv GEMS. Address DR. bio
f0UAS, Nc ilt sPEtCE 81, above Fourth. Phladei
0eoH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-28

Religious sery ces will be held on "Wednesday
afternoon, March LIST, 10 the Brick Church %
Montpelier, commencing at half past one 0 clock,
when Mr.. Charles A. Allen will be ordained
minister Of the Church Of the Messiah, in this
place. Rev. RUFUS P. Stebbns, D. D., Of Cam
bridge, Macs, will preach the sermon, and Rev
Edward u Hale Of Boston, will make the ad-
dress to the people. Rev. Mr.. Abbott who has
been recently preaching to the Church Of Mos
siah, Rsv Mr.. Bliss OF Barre, Rev Mr.. Ware OF
Burlington, Rev. Mr.. Cordner Of Montreal, and
other cergymen are expected to take part. A
conference will be held in the evening at seien
o'clock, which will be opened by sermon from
Rev Mr., Hale
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l&tQrrw0.

In Calais, Feb. l5th, by Geotg. $. saytoa. ESQ Mr.
Isaac O rrsahs' OF Farat, and Mrs Martha Ainspor,h
Of Calais.
Ia MONTPELIER, Feb a, ~ Eev. I'll Baliou SIR. Byron
". CtaGcc q Barre, aud Mrs Adtie dGuelter II Inc
Hon. ooster sptaeuc Of Montpelier
10 TIC hap'lss Church In Brandon Feb. g2i by Rev.
pr {. A Thomas, NJ w. ". Thomas n ssli.brrv AMI
Miss Olive +. rsinc. ~ rit'tf-Id.
u hnoshuf ih Jan lth a Ga residence ofthe htiacs
taiher, by hey u. RonEsinecr Ar. wits W John.
son and Miss Lydia hsker, both Of Enoshutrh. "
Also BY tho same in Berkshire, fch lNh ~. Geo
heAlllslsr q Enosbufgh, sHa Miss loroe Farnswor
Of Berkshire
In Albany, Jar. 2ith, at ~, residence Of the bride,
father ~ r. Y. T.. D. Hopkins Mr. Enooh G. Rowel and
kiss Viola Rowell, daughter VI VIM Roveu ESQ
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Ra1IEr BrEN HfHUrFs
Bryan, ruImomlc waters.

Tbs mathematician fpeedy discovered fer
~ Diseases ~ the Chest end Lungs, Coughs Colds.
- nina. Coalmpton, Bronchitis. irfUeura
Hoarseness, Difficult brr.ih'1g, saJ.
Throat, &c, &c.
THESE WAf kRS give ts mast .nstantane0us 10 per.
feel relief and when psfssvered with seeoriing 70
directions fail 10 eject rapid and lasting cure
thousand have been restored perfect health have
tigd ether means Ia rain 10 all cI4ase6 aud g c0nf-
tutions they squally blessing ard need
despair, matter how long the disease may nave "a
ed Or however severe % nav 30, provided ths organic
structure Or the vital organs D. NOS hopalliy jteGyl
Every afflicted should give them impartial trial.
To Yocalst= and public SPEAKERS, hese waters pc
culaflg valuable taey win in Gay the ses
severe hcseuess anu their reggiar fof
few days will ~ eli times iners the poser sud Gex
biy Of the voice, greatly IMPROVING is TONE compass
suo eloarnsss ing which purpose mes are rtHsriv used
many Pl1'essioal voo.'Ie-. Nor93wd&miy
% MOSES, Sole Proprietor q Cortland street p.
Price - cts. per box. Frf sale bF al Druggists.
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BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS. AND
CATARRH CURED.

srnSoTtrtp CsSrhr otseso Co., Dec 4, as.
Or. olEsi Dear sir-wth gratitude permit to testify
- Iour extraordinary skin In operating upon my len eyes
hsh has been blind for than twelve years and reslor
ing sight Aer ng heen saledy pronounced ncura
Ne You have also unstoppc my ears, which have troubled
No sss years with noises ringing, and deafness aud which
you have restored In two days to perfoc, hearing
Further you have also set my heart In relation 10
M trouble with CaiArh and bronchitis. fully salts
hed that your capabilities cannot he highly estimated and
appreciated aud chsefnly recommend any who may be
troubled With Blindness nsafdess and Catarh oca upon
yeu, or knou that Jon can onre them
Joux sIpSrr GoHroS.
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t.uavtiiau's Notice,

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court held Of
RaspaLrH DISTRICT, SIS. Randolph, with and for
sad District On che sd day Il February, A. ID. 1885.
ID uFUS HUTCHINSON, Jr, guardias Of Charlie X.
II Hutch on miner, residing In bnintIee In said
district makes application 10 sad Cosrt for license 10
sell TIE following described real estate Of he said ward,
TO VII; Heing his ihttes, In all the real estate that be-
oni ed 10 David Partridge, late Of said brainr's, de-
ces-ed n the time Of lis deceae, representing that the
thereof Tor the purpose OF putting the proceeds Of
such sale u Interest OF investing the SINE Ia stocks or
real estate would be beneficial 10 SAID ward;
Whereupon, II is ordered by said Coun that said app
cation he referred session thereof II be held At The
West Randolph House IN said Randolph, on The I'D day
OF March, A. ID. lsb5 Tor hearing and dsti'ion theron;
Aud Is further ordered that all persons interested,
be notified herrof by publication Of notice Of said spp-
cation and thereon three weeks In the
Green Mountain Fireman. printed ~ MONT ele' bee"
said time e hearing that they may sppsaf 81 said TINE
and place, Hnd IL they cause, object tnsrs,s
By The Court.
Ali.ti / x CLEAYELAND. Iuass.
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In q esth, ot urs ityfr. Jan Sch Me, Ptrss Ham
lon. wi tw q The late Wilder Dearborn eyed ~ yeas
In Jericho, Feb. I'm Mr.. lgmts March, ered abou 80
year,, Ons Of the hrst settlers Of The tows
In Warren. Jan. aph, Willie II. son n Wfp p and
Ann Harmon, aged years and 10 days
IN Woathersaeld Feb ith, Hon. Bmnahas nesne. aged
n years
In Mddlsse1, Feb I7th Of lung fever. David n. o,,
aged o. yeas and 10 months
months and n DAYS
In Cransenty Feb sth, Fl diphberl,. rhur.o, n
sou OF Nelson hoyt, agtd months
In Craitshuty, Feb I'm, of dphhsria Ctarass.
n. son Of Nelson Heyt, aged year md n months
10 CiahsbTy Fen III, cf dphtherk, Aattha A.
Hott wife 81 Edgar hoyt AGED 30 years
In Northheh, Feb Ah ~ lung ftvtF Ida t0bfss assk
YER fsmeou h and Auc' n. tha.e. aysd n months ana
n days.
In Montpelier At the Pavilion Feb. lsh. amer. vsrv
brief illness, W. u. Smaey, aged o years and month
In Montpelier, Feb lth, 1858, Mrs. Emeue r. H. cut.
ting wife ct Israel Cutting. aged a. years and months
In Topsham, Jan. lob, Il diopay and heart dtrsat
Yrs Prlleneei wife Of Capt heseklAh Feleh arsd ~
yean.
n ropstam, jan. gO,h, suddenly, Capt HeaegIah
reoh. ased 20 years.
Dian At the u :. General Hospital beverly New Ter.
sey Oct 10Th le04 William l., youngest sop Of Eanoh
AMI Naomi Dean, heho AHsd n Ysars, aud months
lttn At sheridan Hospital, Winchester, Va Oct eth,
s6 from The eject Of wound received on tie ION III
the sam menth, al thu baltic ~ Cedar Cfe H. Albert
Wosdwerth, aged u years
DiiD IN FaiIfaS nee lst 1864 ssrhrohs Rce,rs ared
a years.
Dnp, IN Burke, oct 10TH 1884, ~ ceb,ann,lon. Mar,
h. daughter u Sylvester ssi luorsu, riofsisn Ia hsr
seventeenth year.
DlKp In Weekday jsn iih s,. pe.es n VAN.
afea 70 yeatt
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=. a.. Ahbott,s Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, held NJ
R,rpolrt nisrscr, s. Brookhe!d, within and fer
.ad district on thu 18th day of February, A. ID. 1885
Instrument purportine 10 be The last WIN and 1ssta-
~ mont II Sylvester @. Abbott, late Of Randolph In SAID
erlok G. Higow ,he executor therein namsi, for Pre-
bates
tts ordered 10y sad Court, that all persons concerned
therein he notified 10 apPeaTa session OF said Court,
~ be holden Al The Prohae Office, IN Droosheld, o.
the IRA day At March, ls65 And show cause, II any
they may have against the Probate OF said WIZ fef
which purpose, ts further ordered thai copy OF the
record order be published lhre weeks SUCCESSFULLY
In the Green Mountain Ftceman printed " MonIpeIisr
previous 10 said time appointed for Leaning
4 true COPY ot recaIt,
iaMa AnesIrJ K. cLEAXELAkD. JudIs.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE
ICES Gu IL Es ENT
REPORTED EXPRESSLY toR lHE eAsss MOUNTAIN TAnpix.
BY W. S. MCCLURE & 60,

Mficily PRODUCE Commission Merchants,
No. $50 Fulton street, New York.
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u he Gte&m on.
MONTPELIER, VT
tuesday Morning. February rs, 1865

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly valuable
or lis from parts Of Vermont and ourfends n
lferent parts Of the state, especially in Warrington
Orange AMI Lamoie Counties, will confer greSiAyor
apon and ourreaders by sending local intelligence
iiY, 18TH f4csani We will arrange them Tor thepaper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-28
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
BATCHELOR'S
Celebrated Hair Dive

IL THE BESr IN TIE WORLD
only Harmless, True g Reliable Dye Known
nHlS splendid Hair Dye d. persct-changes Red, Rusty
OF Grey Hair, instantly so GLOSSY Flock mr. Natural
BroWH without luJurius .he Hair sta'nrc the Skin
eayng he Hair soft and Beautiful mnars fresh vt4is
iy, frequently restoring iis pristine color agdreetyinF
The ~ Effects OF Bad dges. The Genuine Is signed
WILL An 4. BArCHELOR, an Others are mere lmita.
abd should be avoided. seld hy all Druggists &o
FACf0RY-sl BARCLAY ST, +
l-r Blichelpr's NV Toilet Cream for Dressing the
1ure9Afvl
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DEAFNESS CURED.

NEW fokE, Dec II idhis
IA Olrs 4 write 10 inform you that the medicine you
prescribed for my rheumatism has entirely cured me- amer
having treated Tor Il year an nine months by The
skful physlciaos In Virginia aud New York can
your medicine iirss Wcsfi,
g. o. Geonxks, Oh N. Y, c. v. 90. n.
P.s-lhs old gentleman Mr. e. whom yus operated upon
for deafness and Caarrh says that you have cafsd A.
and that no hear anJ person whisper 70 HIM aer hsr
ing been deaf for Is years.
suocess 20 you, Doctor. g. O.G.
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TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED.

RloHrtEip srRSas, oisego Co, April ), 1854.
pr. n. A. Oaks am indebted 10 you for restoring me 10
perfect sight in ont month, after being completely blind on
a protfaeisd Affection q 4" Brysrelas Ia the head"
indeed truly grateful 70 ood tr bic goodness In d.
reenE your Efforts 10 restore my shattered health aud lost
sghl and not NJ. health only but that of my we when
she could 10 longer BE- helped By phy.ans AFTER hasi
been tfsahed -l.k Heart Dseasa and female diacnles
slr ysauL Signed, JeHs FEsssas
A. ER.Nnan
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-28
MONTPELIER MARKET, Feb e..

PEouUOSs-Buttsr sbtot2. Cheese 2oto95 Lsra
26os 30. raov, 20 DritdAppls,lbtO2o. Bsgs IS cert,
Potatoes slto5b. Beans, 2,ooto 25o West India Ia
CARS, 2oto@ Refined Sugars, 20 to 30 Peas, 81 90
10 so.
Onioas-t2,26 20 600. ApPles-t0,00 10 per Dbl.
RLorA--EItra. SIIOO to 1850 Dorhle BItra tlaeO to
1850. supsr-EAira lt5Oto 1900
GR,ts aso dir.--Corn, iI,S5. Oats, 80 Herdsgras
Seed soto 600 per bushe Clover 1880 20 per pound
Hay, sl5 to 20 per ton. Rye, ass
NisoGLllsEoVs---DTy and greenland wood 5,oOto 90
shingles $500 to 900. wool--eOnnon IS to So Bark
go TO per cord. Nails, 10 70.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-28
First National Bank of Montpe-
lisr.
TErAsukr DEPakrsrsf,
OEcs Of Comptroller Of TIE CARNEY 7
AnshingtpnJgruarv Yah. 1865. j

OFcsof Comptroller Of the csusrey Z
NashingonJaHuary 24ih, 1865.
WHrEKAs hT satisfactory evidence presented 10 hs
w uhdCrsgn-d, it has been made TO appear that he
Frst National Bank OF hontpesr in the town Of Mont
p,er in Tho County Of Washington and State Of We mont,
has been duly organised under, and according to the
requirements ~ the Act 81 Congress entitled An Act 10
provide n National Currency, secured BY pledge OF
Unnei States hords aud 10 provide for the circulation
and rei mpuon herto approved June ,, 1884 and has
complied with all The provisions Of sad act required 10
s. compiled with h,fare commencing the business 81
8a king undsr sail act.
Now therefore, Hugh Mocu,lech Comptroller 81 the
Clrencr ne hereby certify that the First Nsiosa Gsnk
q, Non poss In The town o. oapelier, in the County
% Nattioyon ana state 81 Vermont, 10 authorised to
commgnc ht entess % Banking under the sct afors
sid In testimony waut vof, wite's m, hand and ssAi
Of cacs this twtn fourth dag ot January. ls6s,
La huGu hoCuLLoCH,
raEa Comptroller Of the Currency.