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upper stories surpass in intelligence, real
worth and beauty many Of the wealthy
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industriously to decorate.
We could write columns more, descriptive
Of the uptown fashionable retail emporium,
but our space will not permit We have said
enough. The reader must imagine the rest
We make our exit and stand on Broadway,
in front Of the beautiful palace.
The scene is truly grand The most ole
CANT equipages TO be found in the world stand
here while their wealthy owners are in the
building making purchases of STEWART 4 Co.
During this time the costly carriages, splen-
did retinue, sleek, well.matched, and vaIua-
BILE horses, with gold or silver mounted har.
nesses, are inspected by thousands, who lin
ger to admire as they pass. Every breed of
horses, and every variety of carriaRes arc to
be seen. They come and 20 steadily for
hours. The wealth and worth of the land,
side by side with the courtesan and embez.
zler. hero aliebt. enter tho ereat mart Of
trade. and depart. Both classo, uear the
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proportion Oh southern merchants pay IN
Whoie or In part the debts they incurred DO.
lore the breaking out OF the reoeihoni ana
credit Is freely given to all who, before the
war, showed they possessed basis Of integ-
rity, but are now unable to realize on their
real estate, cotton or other assets. The
house Of STEWART Co. was the leading
house in the Southern trade before the re-
beliion, and was probably better known than
any other house in the United States in
every CitV. town and village. and uDOn every
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21


in Glasgow at 81. Vincent street, 119; in
Berlin at Alts Leipzigcr strafsc, l2; and rep
resentatives Of the house also reside in all
the other principal cities Of Europe.
With the above brief detail Of the history
and capacity Of the Man. we will now en-
deavor to give the reader some faint idea Of
the gigantic scale upon which he transacts
his nusIyrss as developed At the "vholesale
house down town. " and the retail house up
tovn."e
The "dovn town building. " as IL ia zen.
eroIlv oalled. or "tbe wholesale store. - the
lower part of which was formerly tho retail
store, fronts l5l feet on Broadway, and
extends back l75 feet on Chambers and
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reserve for immediate sale or delivery, cover
ing the entire business Of the building.
There are also there hve Carliss steam en-
gines constantly running, the boilers being
located under the sidewalk Of Reade street.
These engines supply power for hoisting and
lowering goods the steam being used also
for heating the entire premises
BASEMENT, ...
one-half of this floor is used asa show
room for carpets, embracing all kinds, from
the carpet for the best room" OF the coun-
try farmer to the magnificent carpets used to
decorate the mansions Of our merchants
princes and moneyed aristocracy-some de-
tails OF which we give below in describing
the uptown retail establishment. The other
haf oil this hoor Is occupied as linen ROOM
comprising every desirable article produced
by the manufacturers Of Germany, France,
England, Scotland, ireland, and this coun-
try. The vaults under Chambers street and
Broadway are handsomely lighted by Hyatt's
patent vault lights, making them as light as
any showroom in the building
FIRST STORY on GROUND FLOOR.
The rear of this floor is devoted to the
domestic fabrics of the United States,
embracing cotton manufactures and wool
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21

CRIMINAL CouRT,-Jmdge Wyiie.-E. c.
Darlington, ESQ, District Attorney prosecuting.
This morning the case Of Perote Hippolite, In
dcted for the murder Of Peter Patriot, ON the 7th
sworn, who, after hearing all the evidence, rem.
dered verdict Of guilty Of manslAughter. He
was sentenced to two years In tho penitentiAry.
Phillips and Fendall for the defence.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21
LOCAL ~ H w -.


DIAMOND PIN REcovERED.-Ac colored man
named Thos. Fletcher, yesterday went to lew
eler's on Seventh street and offered forsale dia-
mond pin valued at s00 and for which he asked
Sl2. The jeweler thinking that he would not
desire to sell II at such price, unless he OBJ
tained 1t at cheap rate, declined to give II back
to him or to buy II. Roundsman Shield was called
In, but before he could understand who was to
be arrested, Fletcher slipped out. The ofncer
took possession Of the pin, and shortly after
arrested the man. The pin 10 supposed TO be the
Montgomery Blair. II was advertised as lost
sometime since. Fletcher said that he found the
pin under tree near Mr.. Blsir's residence. He
was held for further hearing before Justice
Thompson.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21

IIIlnm Smith was arrested
yesterday by ofhcer white, OF the Third Pre-
cinct. (Georgetown,) on the charge Of swindling
Ann Link. 1t appears that Ann Link gave Smith
blacksmith 8 shop. Smith got the wagon, paid
for It, and got the receipt In his own name, and
delivered the wagon to Ann. Shortly Afterwards
he borrowed a mule and the wagon from Mrs
Link, and sold them. He was held In security
for further hearing by Justice Buckley.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21

ASSAULT AND BArrERY William Brown,
James Ball, and George Gordon were arrested
on the charge Of committing assault and bat-
terry on Z. NJ Butler. They were bound over "
keep the peace, by Justice Walter,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21

ORDER TO ARREST LUsBY.-This afternoon
in the Criminal Court, Judge wylie said he had
learned there was another indictment against
John p Lusby for rape. He was not willing 20
allow a nOiis proSsQHi to be entered, and could
not shut his eyes to the case. He therefore d.
rectcd that process for his arrest be issued.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21

FIRE AT GIEsBoRo' To-day a fire broke
out among the frame buildings at Giesboro', aud
several Of them were destroyed, A telegram au'
nouneing the fact was received aud the enginei
sent over. Up to the hour Of going to press We
have not been able to learn the origin or extenl
Of the fire.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21
INTERESTING LETTER FROM
's' NEW YORK.
History of Stewart, the Mer-
chant Prince.
A VISIT TO HIS WHOLESALE and RE-
49,. TAIL ESTABLISHMENT.
ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENTS !
DEVELOPMENT OF SOUTHERN TRADE.
FOrty.nins Millions Of Business in one Year

100000 Tax to the Government and
$4,000, 900 OF Duties.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-21

ORPHANS CoURr Judge Purcell. - In.
ventory Of the personal estate Of John T. Neon
was returned by the executor.
Mary Chase was appointed guardian to the
orphans Of Henry Chase.
Inventory Of the sales Of the personal estate Of
Henry W. Gray was returned by the executrix.
The will OF Johanna Grant was fully proven.
The will Of Elizabeth Bolton fled fully proven,
and admitted to probate.
Inventory Of the personal estate Of James E.
Dunscomb returned by administrator.
Inventory OF the personal estate Of julius r,
Krause hled.
The will Of Eleanor R. Lang was fully proved.
SUSPICION OF LARcENY.-JohnG Gordon was
arrested by Officer Kelly, Of the Fourth ward, on
suspicion Of stealing dress and q pair Of SOL
dier's pants which he had In his possession, Of
which be could not give a satisfactory account.
He was sent to jail for a further hearing By Jus
tlce Walter
John Henry was arrested by oancer Harbour,
Of the Fourth ward, on suspicion Of the larceny
Of a carpet bag, containing lot OF clothing,
which was found In his possession. He was
held for a further hearing by Justice Walter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
GhG NLatke1s

CAMBRIDGE MARKET. June 7.
Make 5s' Cattle, about BesTel aud 80 Store,
cinAatug working oIen, Mich CtEttp at, Eva
and .hree year, old
ruees-Market Bsef-E1tra SIS ~ to tl4i0 at
qisy Sl25O tol9OJ i2d Sli5Otol2OO 80 50 90 to sbo
Scrsiug O4en-tltO 10 IJ0
Jywtand Caiyes-i25to 90
Ysariugi- $1,000 to 90 90 two year, ora f50g tc %
no three years DID, $500 to $500.
sheer and Lambs-ltagA At market price, 10 lott t2o
/ 40 each extra, t660to 5000
spnng Lambs-2,aOt to $50.
Veal Caves 4Ooto 500 Calf skibt-p 2elii.
Hides-6i to 7eprlb. Tallov-7 to7teprIb
PeltS t2uo to 500 each. Lambs t2oo
Remarks The number q cattle Va, 100 less than last
wrek. The number % buyers Wa also rather small s the
demand vas folly up the supply and the business u me
CAV sas done PIP u good season this morning Prices must
be- reported firm as &c s clear that prices have improved
sneFhat within Che past three weeks. At Brighton IN
Western stock Vas put into be sale yards quite early an
many were sold before dinner The weather the alter
no Was very favorable 10 DE meat dealers reminding one
~ and sunnysdes. The cattle we're sold randy
l1r hour two aer dinner and ahrr the stir aad bus
Che yards found 60 b. nearly empty lLe
prices 10 New York considerably lower his week an
hatcher and drnytr agree 10 the opinion hat they must
lower hgfr although soius Oh nk there may not be great
change until ue grass fel stock makes BIS apptaragcr
Mr. W Bailey also had some I'm from the anciest
onion, iut more modern, more euphonous and perhaps
Dtttr sm lIug Wnl5sk Valley Oae pair Of these fed by
loren Watts Esq CT Waterbury, Vt. we're sold d ii
FLINT Of Andovrr Mass for lac per 10 counting hide AMI
cd ow,u1w worth ony " &c per b.- the same prc,
Hope che Professors Of this the professor u
fauitauaug hmsea chair that be- cYe sne YER vacant
100 any literary msuton-v be unable 90 dnd any iult
s.th their beef this week. Mr. Bailey also sold to Nr
Tucker % khode island other good oxen, at l4e other,
t g and one pair of steers fot so, OF itcperIb
The supply 81 gooi mutton sheep considerably smaller
chan week age aud Che Albany sheep cost rafer HIGHER
The eemuou ois Of Ne" England sheep sell much ast
N.H
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
r]ir0

In Montpelier, June 10Th, Mrs. Hannah Marsh viiov
OF the lac VIM Mar %, aged ~ years The Oldest in.
hsbrant to- ioSn, having lived here - wears
lu NouisitWn june "a, At he residence Of hel son
law, huam bingham, Mrs susAnnpA Jov, widow Of the
late Capt VIM joy, aged - years Of quick consumption
after adhtrttt.rg tIokrtss oi iour weeks.
To Essi Montpelier June 9TH, Of sphthetia Nettie .
only daughter OF Marcus and Cotncls Wing ged years
and 10 months.
In Lsenuulg MAY 27th, II dplherA. Eva daughter u
Daniel { aud Salome Mcfarland aged / year.
In panvt, NAV 10Th Of gestsn of the longs Mrs
Laura widow Cd Joseph II Gregg aged So years.
In MmUle, Jay 23i, ~ The residence Of her nephev
Mr. Waltef Davis, Miss Myra Johnson, aged II years
In DauYlle Nay IN, Of congestion Of the lungs viii
HE Addison W only son Of The late Col. ADDISON ".
and Judi Preston, ~ year ADD me nths
In Peseham, Nay 2~h, Nanov wife Of Jacob Abbott
sg,d ~ ysus.
In reae'sm, May Soh James na'ay, sgd 90 years,
ate n the army.
In ~ Johnshury, June TIN Of consum pton KAthetlas
r., wife Of T. Fairbanks agtd g years
In ST. johns bury, June % Caiista NJ. wife OF VIM.
Hll and d'uphtvr ~ Wm. G. Houehou, aged 70 years.
In Barnet NJ 2sh. oi consumption md chrnni' dar
rh'aJ Lewis VI SON u John snl AM sb,l Gi sen Fed
y years. Ia ia hope u better ute,
pnn, in Crausturv Nav 2Oh o. diphtheria, Mary
wife e Ambrose Chase, aced % ytsts.
htp in j richie. May rs d, ls6s MIR Playa Nash Of
consumption aged - years.
nhp IN Jericho, May nh 1865, AlmirA wife Of william
Nealy, aged 20 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Ayers Cherry PectOraI.

Through rial u many years and through ey.ry
nation OF civilized men, AYfAs CHIHRT PICTORIAL has
been fund go az I'd relief and to cure more cases
o. pulmonary disease than my other remedy known to
mankind Cases Of apparently settled Consump tion
have been uf ~ 70, aud thousands o. sufferers Who
sere deemed beyond The reach n human aid have ben
~, or'd to their friend, Gstfllnes TO sound health
aud the enoyment Of e by this AL powerful antidote
60 diseases Of ihe lungs sud throat Here coli had set
tlei on the lnng The dry, backing corRh the giassg
e. ana the pale, Thin features u him VIII was lately
iusty an strong vhsper 20 al hut him Co.susPrIoS
tie tries every thing but the disease is gnawtg al
vals and shows its fiat symptoms and more over
ely hisifam' he 10 taxing the CHssRT PtcroR,L roW {:
hiss stoppe' his c0ufh aut made his breathing easy
hA serp is sound az night: his apleiie returns and
ui d his strength The dart which pierced hs side IL
broken Scarcely Any ne hn rhoud can be found which
has not seme is ng trophy like his 10 shadow iouh the
riuta which have won t3r the CEgRaT PLcr0kaL an i'm
ttrhlabe tcnoNn. But as, uess does not cad her.
3 70 &C omplish-s mere BY p,eyeuuon tan cure.
IT e. cor ets tud. nd cough Which it cures are tie
seed winch would have fiptntd intoA dreadful harvest
d incuablr diseases Iuhuen4t Group Br .nchitis.
iioar'ruts' T.. ursy, Whoopug Cough, snd all irriia
10 rs Of ll- throat and lungs easily cured BY tn
KERN ircrukAL II taken In saxon Every family
ND have % by hem, and they will hnd it an invsluA
he prcec ion iron thc duou. pTowler vh CHI carries
30 the phet sheer from many d.ek The darling lamb
from ny b
Prepared by pR j.. q AVER, Practical AMI AnAlytlca
Chemists Low Mass, Ani sod By all Druggist. every
where
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
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ia Hardwick Jane 1t BY Rev. J. Torey, Mr. Moss,
,otrimanI II Gresdsborn, and Mss RUBY ?, yer, 81
% cot.
IN Luenours NAY 5oA by Rev Mr. Boswell NJ.
charles ~ stuart, md Miss Lsraah Thomas, bo,h Of
Il eubufg
20 Montpelier, May 3lsf, by Rev ;. }. Scott, Mr. JET
tt."uu Williams snd Miss Wiley both o. Mddlesex
lu Cmishury May 3l.h by Rev. p Merrill Ira n
Iuucn AID laura scott 10th Of Graf sbury
IL Grdon, March 70 b. by Rev. g. H. nckf,rd Mr.
"turee hHon Of Barnet and Mrs Maria Paul Of Grotnb
Also ny same, May 4'h, AZ the residence OF the
brides father, llou " dat, Mr. George H. willard OF
"altham, Mass sud Mss Helen NJ, Hall, Of Groton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court nfia AZ
ABINGDON DISTRICT, So Montpelier IN sa'u p's''
on the I'd day Of Jure, A. d. 1895. - 49,.
K JONES Adm nstrslor Of the estate OF hnsom Aaams
Ia late OF Norhaeld 10 said dsirt deceased, presents
hls adm nlstralion account for examination ana al
wanes and makes application for decree OF disiou
lion a md partition of the estate Of said deceased.
Whersupon MS ordered by said Coufl thh sal. a,
count an he refeued TO asesson oisAo
CouI 20 be he Id al Piobse Office 10 said hoh'pehs'
on The 9Th day of Jus, u. lo65, fof hearing aha oe
cis.on thereon .,... ,.,.ot n.
yivrn all prrsons netested,by publication sa
sh,ss w..t, ,ueeessvely IN the Green Mountain ftet
man newspaper published al M0h'penff' pi.'ua 80,
aid tim. appointed for bearing 81 ltA may appVa
Al aid time and place, and sbev cause hant W.
NAV have why said aeeou nj should not he aho"eu' a
nh drer,r made. By the Court,
SUI" ,lsv9 Aued N. A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
aoNrpELIER MAnKEr INN. :.

ProuuoSs.-Buttst .ot,& chset, l2tol5 LAD
slto 25 rallos Dried Apple lbto20 Eggs L sert
Potatoes % esi Beam. l,ttio 200. IVES India su
g,rs i5tols. Rehned sugars i to 20 Maple sugar !,
Co 10 Peas,S25ct 800.
ouions-toNo 600. Apr'es-'utI to sDOpsf ll
f.Ora-st,ra, 800 tos.5l. DoAbi, Extra 1000 Il
uOo slpef-EAua II oUto l2td.
Gsus AID I4r.-corn,tl,l5 oats, .60 Herdssrs
seed s6boto 1901 per bushe Glover 3U,o 81 per pourt
uay, Siu TO l-7et ton. Rye,situ
disclllASEors.-Dry and greenland Woo 6,OltoSOS
shingles sl,oo 60 900 wool--comnct 500 o. Bari
90 n topper ord. Nails, 500 To- 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

ME sub.ctbets having been appointed oy the hoh.
| ofabIs Probate CouIt Tor the DtstTleioi Wassk.o"
receive eIamIne and ADJUST aileam'
and demands Of persons gains the estate OF ha'o"
Alget late OF biddlesei, In said District aseesu
repr,srn.d 10 vent, and the term OF SIX mon'ht
The % h day Of May, 1865, being allowed oy
he creditors Of said deceased, toeihiphe anu
prove claims before US give nohes
we viii attend to the duties OF oul sppo'h'nfh -
m, dwelling house Of Jesse Flint In Mlddiesei IN saa
ID stiet on the last Tuesday Il June and &C obef. he
At on. o'eoet n the afternoon tach Of SAID Gays
ICHABoD clIMiNGs,i Commissioned
JESSE FLINT,
Midd,e,sI MAY th, A. 1865 0fwS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
FARM FOR Stkf.

THE CHESTER NfE farm, SO called situated in Ger.
lin, the ea,terly side the head Berlin Pond
Ave miles from Montpelier Village. said farm contains
about IS Of excellent land is we'll wAtrtd has one
u the best orchards in town, with lair buildings and
Tor pleasanness Of location IS rarely tqaaltd con
siderable portion Of he pur base money can remain on
mortgage. For terms apply 1t Montpelier
n. ". HEATON.
March t. 1865. rl0u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
BOSTON MARKET. june 10.

FouT.-western CO.'S to 1925.
Pork, Prime, t2ll o 90 ai,o Mes, $500 to $500.
Beef 5000 30 1872 Lard, 10 to 49, Hams 10 10 lg,
Hogs dressed, litols.
Butter, ~ to9 Cheese, 10 to 10 Egss 10 to22 2,
tuo,s 1900 u Is'. Dried Apple 10 70 Is.
Beans i.45to $3.50. PeAssl, 55to2lO
Herds grassseed tb,C0to s600. Glover Jotosl
starch $40 10 Tallov, itolG
WOO, yall Blood Nerino, j5toI5 Three.fourhs bloo,
4 to !! Haltblood 65 to ~, Ceemop 6Ot,6S
Corn sltogG oats so to % Rye Ito tolL2
uale 80 g. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Farm for sale.

IHR farm known as the Howes Farm In MiddltseI be-
longing to the Estate OF thr late CO. Thos Reed st
uattd mile and half from Montpelier Village con
sising Of hundred and thirty acres Of land abe ut
equally divided between pasture meadow and wood land
farm we'll va led, atd hu ldngs good Posses ion given
Immediately. The oek and teols sold with the farm II
desired. Gt0 CHAS, 4 REED. ADMIR-
March ls6h
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES,

All to be sod for ONE DOLLAR Each.
800 Cent. Gold Hunting Case Watches, $50 $40
800 LADIES' Gold and Ensmeled Case Watch
400 Gents Hunting Case silver Watches, IS 10
200 nismotd Rings. Gu " 100
800 Gold Vest ana Neck Chains IS 80
5000 " +" e
400 Gold oval land Bracelets, a." $
1900 Cha I'd Gold Bracelets, " 10
1000 Chstslaine Chains and Guard Chains, " ~
6,000 Solitaire and Cold Brooches, j." 10
2,OO0 Lava and FloreDtine Brooches, 4" 9
1000 Coral Opal and Emerald Brooches 4" T.
600 Mosaic, Jet, Lava aud Floreniine Ear
500 Coral opal and Emerald Ear Drops, 6
ON California Diamond Bress Pins, 50 " 10
S 100 Cold Fob and Vest watch Keys 90 "
4,On Fob apd Vest Ribbon Slides, 8" 10
400 Sets Sleeve Buttons, Studs exc, d" y
O0i Gold Ihimbles, Pencils, tte., g." =
5000 Miniature Lockets, 3
OOO Miniature Loctets-Magic Spring, J." 20
600 Gold Toothpicks Crosses, ETC. r" &
5 0J0 Plain Gold Rings, "a" II
g. QUO Chased Gold K ngs II
1000 Stone set ana Sgnst Rings, $50 " 10
300 adornia almond Rings, ." 10
1870 Sets l.adies' Jeveiry-Jet and Gold, " Is
600 Sets ladies' Jow.lty-Cameo. Pearl, ETC., IS
900 Gold Pens Silver Extension hoIdefs and
Pencils 10
900 Gold Pens and Gold Mounted Holders a." I
5000 Go d Pens and Extension Holders, 10
5000 silver Gobets and Drakiug Cups, =" so
1000 Silver Csstors, Is =" so
1000 Silver Fruii and Cake Basket, 10 " so
900 Dozen Silver Tea Spoon, tlO 70 500
1000 Table spoons and Forks, 20 " 100
MANNER or DlSrRlBU ZION
Certificates namiBg each article and It's vaue are placed
in sealed envelopes which well mixed, One q III. Sc
Envelopes, containing the Certificate Otdtf for some
article, worth At leas, aol.r At reail) will be sent
by mail any address, thout gard To - ice on re
ccpt - Ceuts The purchaser Will what Afucle
drAss, and its value, which msy be from one to Five
hundred Dollars, and then send One Dollar and re-
criye the Article named or any Other the list 9th.
value and after seeing he art Gle, y it does give
perfect stitfaeon We desire II 10 be immediately re-
turned 81 be amount paid will lie funded.
Ny this mode we give selections from varied stock Of
good Of the best make ard latest styles and oftn
rinse worta Of nom na price, Whle all have chanc.
ofseclring articles OF the very CHEST value
In az cases charge for forwarding the Cert cate
postaga md doing the bus ness tn un Of Tw MY Ave
Cents, which must he euco ed N The ord Cert &
will be seut for 81 eleven for az N rty Tor s5
SIX eve ftr so one hundred for u.s.
Parties dealing sin Us may depend on having prompt
returns, and he article drawn will be Immediately sent
to my address by return mail or cypress.
Entue satisfaction guaranteed IN clse'
Write your Name, Town, County an state plainly,
and address
sELDgN co, % Courtiandt street, New York
linn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

RATS versus BlRDs.-whoevsr engages In shooting
small birds Is cruel whoever aids In sxtsrminA
ting rats Is benefeetor We should like our cor
respondents to give the benefit Of their experience In
driving out these pests We need somsthinE besides dogs
eass, and TAPS for this busins scientific Amsriesn
NY
ar See " cosTIs's" advertisement, In thi, paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
q lie Greem a II

We desire to max. tn, FaRsHtS particularly valuable
for It's news from all parts Of Vermont and friends
In different paris Of the State, espec y in Washington
Orange and Lsmole CouAes, will confer great fayo
upon aud readers by sending local Int geucs
Give Us the facts and will arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

"C0sTAR'S" RAT ExTERnINAroR 10 simple, ,at,
aud the most prtset hAr.iheston prsny have
vet attended, Ev,ty Rat thai eau set It, properly pre-
pared according 10 due uhs, will at H. aud every
hat hw II die generally ~ ,oms place 40 dsstt .,
psss6le IRON where tie define was Aksn AXE Shore
Aseh hirrotl
pST- See "Lo.rAHs" advertisement 10 Ii . paper.