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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

BInwELL1A Oxford. c9nn os Sunday. Jay JAZZ as.s
Bradley Of Newtown. aged - years
CoNK-fn Harlem. Tuesday, July Jog p Conf, In the
III. tuners. viii aio place al III. ,e r..deuc. In One
ave- on Sunday nett At il M Relatives and frislas and
members Of Normal and Harlem Lodss., Invited 70 at.
} The members Of Normal Lodge No sac ,. ard A. NJ,
summond to send the funeral Of our late brother,
No so Broadway at O'clock The ansr. ssfyiees win be
conducted BY the q. W. Geo. Tsy y Sdwnru Ma.
DOREMUs-On Thursday July g. Henry D. Doremns aged
Tho end. OF tie family arc respectfully invited to attend the
iasss ., a. % BroSIyn Tie rsn.s
will be taken 10 NewRochele for insFInen on MorAsy
IN this iii o'clock q M. train 10 -
LoBDELL-On rhur.d.y morning, Jolly Mrs. Elizabeth
o. Lobde widow OF the sts sietson Lobdel Of PhiAdsl
-phis, in The I'D year Of her age.
John Elliott, respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
a. III, fsSs, me- m.
naSta assss Il JssS Ps.
Frisnds Meeting House, CIappsqos Ninth day sevsn,h
month, q II O'clock IN.
POTTs-At Hoboksn on Thursday, Jaly6 1868, sfler .
lingering illness, Isabella H. Potts, native OF CumbsssaA
Che funeral will take place O'clock saturday eth ins
from tho residence Of her brother No. lsl Washansson-st
English and Irish papers pleas. copy. go sin
sHoREY-At Lynn Mas. on Monday, July Q. joseph
Shorey .. a..
sPRouLLOu Tuesday. July sash D., rsie Of the late
Jeremiah Sproull In the 9lt year Of her age.
Tho relatives and friends the family and Of her son I?hr
sprou respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral on
Friday aheroocn h inst at o'clock hon tho res.aenes
Of her son.inaw. Henry T~fhune No 100 West Soity
ninth-st., without further invitation. al
TfPFT-At Chsss,own, wss. Va, on Friday, Jnn' 10, j.
a. TiHt aged 60 Year,, 10 months aud day. ..
His will BE- brought 10 New York for interment Due
notice OF the funeral will bc Uvsu In the papee"
TToMPsoN-On Tuesday, July 4 George A. Thompson
Tbs relatives and friends Of family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral om hs late residence NO. Irving
place, In Tblrdst, between South Eighth and sonth
Enths.s Brookiyn f. D., 1s O'Clock on sapdsy July
None knew him but to lovoy
None named him but 10 prsise. a. a n'l
WON BTRNUTH-On Wednesday, July S, Hsinrch RArdt,
s.rond .on Of Frederick aud Carrie W. Won Bemusf ax6
grandson Of T. H. and NJ L. Kitchen, aged year. months
Tbs relative. and friends Of the family invited to stssud
bic funeral nom Trinity Church. Newark j. on Friday,
n n O'Clock m. = TIL SO 4
wARTNg--fn Harlem, on Wednesday. July d julie O.
The funeral srrvices win take place this Fhday) afternoon It
oclock her late residence, Spencer Gregory 90 pns-
and wenty Her relatives and trnd, arc
respectfully Invited TO attend without further notice net
rensins will be taken to Putnam County Tor ntsrmsn on
Saturday morning.
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The New.Yerk Semi. Weekly Tribune,
Ready this morning, contains:

|. Ready this morning, contains:
Nsws tSunuAaI- Military, kAyai The Gulf States News
fron Wellington Virginia. the IoIn., and oeerds, Ken.
lucky and NewYort Ensand the Western
TINS FAry op rmH AssssINs-Thr Finding Of tie Court
The President approves ,h.is Dssson-MI. soirs haIod
Payne aud A,reds 70 be Hanged on ths 81! n,-pI sndd
Arnold and % Laughn to be Imprisoned for LloSpanser
seutoneed TO SiS Years At Hard Labor .
THs FogRra 9, JuLiGCeIeeIs,on: thIon,hoat N:
q sarpioga ~
GporIiso % Especial secord
Auditors Ofe@--ses nent Of Soldiers Clsims-How this
may be HAsien -Intefr sting stastes. . ,
Tvs fnssDHEx o. rHs Missnspri VALIrT-specisl
Tsos TrTH.rr0m Oar Special cOrr,.pGnden. o.l,s'-
-o,,,ionabls Loyalty Of the rsIsns-Rssn OF Terror
Ing OF The P,opleIh. F,..dnen-p.rcsd Pr,cnri.-The
Mean whi,esnd How they roosh. for The Rebellion.
Rynrnsrfos-A Nav Process for Preserving Meat
Tls Lara asBsL LsADsss-0limP'es into JeH pav''
Desk-ineresiing Core,poncenco
TWO Ls!snTSy Il. .a.nor Of "DsnIs Doun.," 10
kirIoSAL AoADsnr o. DrsIaS-Forss,h Annual E1hioi-
tion--Sish Article.
tween en Sherman aud Chief Justice Cha.eNr Lincoln
Willing " lot JEDI Davis EscspeThs Presidea Tells Lius
Usonorlrhe Cotton and Labor Questions Dss,ution-
Support from tho Govemment
lie Wher.about.
EpfrOktAfs
1ng lar 0oops MARKET.
.CA1rLs MAHkKrs-Nsw.Yorh, Boston ard Philsdslphi.
EEwYoRx WHOLESALE PRIoss o. CouyrRr PHopuoH
ConnsnoilL MirrsRs--Ths Latest Stoek and Gold Quota
MARRIAGES AND DsArns
TIKI SRMI.WBEKLY TRIBUNE, contains oil
the Editorial articles not merely local IN characters
Literary Reviews and Art Crticisms Letters from our
large corps Of correspondents; Foreign and Bones
TIC Letters Special snd rd Compete sn%m"ry Of
Foreign and Domestic News; Excusive Reports OF
the Proceedings Of the Tsrmsrs Club of the American
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Msvements Or vesscls-A Muainsas
Crew-Tho Heat.


FORTRESS MONROE, Wednesday. July s. 1865
The ferrv.bOat NewtOwn went to Smithfield
with pie MIC party Of colored individuals yesterday
with Compsnirs G and X Of the Sd New.York Cavalry
Tor guard Their right to land at SmithHed was
tested bv some citizons. who created disturbance
which required the Interference Of the guard to qurl
Private John Gray osCompspy c. was shot by his ser.
ecaut fbr not obeyng Orders aud one OF the citizens
hid bis scalp removed by the sword ola Federal oicer
after which order restored.
The steamer Porter. bound to Texas brs crew on
board refusing to do duty. The attention Of the Pro-
vost Marshal has been called to the subject.
Robert Seare Of Norfolk 10 said to be tho citizen who
was Injured at Smithfeld. The guard was detailed
from Suffolk TO keep order during the day.
Thermometer to-day. 96' In the shade.
Arrived-Schrs p. English, Joseph Franklin. Helen. snd
J. wohinston. from New York steamers Fila May RON
Newbern with troops; j. 8. Greene from New York with
troops bound to Batore schs L. q. Strong from New
yok; Samuel Eddy from City Point; propeller A. ~ Bear
ley with troops. bound Baltimore schs. A. r. Wstmore
from New York: Luciens, from Newberp. ~
Ssilsd-3chr Dan Eddy, tor Fort Daring; steamen Ella
for Baltimore, 10 repair NJ g. Aeson. for hewfork tug
G. ]. Losne, for Baltimore. to discharge.
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Joseph NJ Phillips formerly fowned and occupied by
John nsn. Several hundred guests participated and
after dinner speeches were made by the Governor the
Hon. Alexander Wurts. Senator from HunterdOn Co..
WIN. A. Whitehead. Secretary Of the New-Jer His
torioal Society, the Rev. George Hale Of Pennington,
Charles A. Skilman. esq, Of Lambertvillo and the
Rev. HOmeyn Berry. .,-
At nightfal there was o creditabls display OF fire.
works provided by the patriotic young men OF Hope
well. The exercises were marked throughout by the
absence Of disorder accident. q. II. g.
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AnRIvAL on rHr eIsr Nrw.Yosk yoInxrrrR.

The 9lst Regiment New-York Volunteers arrived in
this city yesterday afternoon via the NewJersey Rail
road. en- route for Albany The regiment numbers zig
went To the ssat Of In 1851 and has In
oil the hard fought battles under Gems. Mcclellan
Hooker. and Grant. They marched up to tho state
depot IN HowMdst, where they wero provided with
dinner and soon after left by transport for Albany
They are fne.locking body OF mon. not eIeesd In
bravery or military maneuverng, and thor bronsed
faces and faded uniforms indicate that thsy sxs not
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METEOROLOGICAL weather for tho past

f ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS weather Tor tho past
two days has been unusually pleasant for the season
and this city. The sun has been hot. but there has
been refreshing breeze exceedingly grateful to tle
hundreds Of thousands whom poverty business Keep
within the municipal limits The mercury has not
been above "a or s3 degrees and that only near the
meridian hour. II the present temperature would only
continue-which 1t won't-therc would DO less plant
and perspiraton in this oyer.crowded Babylon.
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MARRIED. ID.

ACKER-FLOYD-Ou Thursday, July 6, by the Rev s. II.
Weston, u. d.. Of ~. Johns Chapel David D. Acksy TO
julia w. Floyd, all ofthis city.
BESNErr-BUrT-A Chhr Church. Norfolk. Va, Mr.
N.thsn v Bennett Of Bridgeport Connecticut 70 Nils,
Martha Halnss Butt OF Virginia.
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Business Notices.


tIt, ,a,7. H...
AN INCREASING DEMAND. No article has
ever Won more general and lasting favor than
PLANTATION BirrsRs
The Demand TOT them from hdies sergymsn merchants
&c. 10 incredible.
Tho simple trial Of bottle L. the evidence W. pr.ssu. Of
their worth and superiority
For Dyspepsia and Low Spirits. Bad Breath Pain In the
Sde Back and Stomach. Distress ssr Eating Headache
Heartburn &C., confidently recommend the PLANTATION
BrrrsRs
They are tho peasantes tonic taken No change Of
diet 10 required while using them. Ia! all the good hsshy
food your Stomach Graves.
The good effects Of PLANTATION Birrsls upon
making the Hra trial very few bottles often leave the
worst dyspsptic sound and hearty .'f r
Faox HEAD 70 Foor ''----
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MORTALITY IN THB METRoPOLrs-THE
DEATHS II Nrw.YogK FOR THE PAST sn MONTHS LESS
THAx DrHNo TIE SANE PERIOD FOR TWENTY YEARS
The annexed communication shows the urusua health
fhlness Of the csty for the last six months
CIV ISsrEcron's DEPARTMENT
BUREAU op LECoBDs AND STATIarIs>
NEw YoKS, July o. 1915
7. T. A. BoOLY. u7.. Ciig h'pecor.
DraH STA. The return 81 deaths tn this Department
for tie lrst six months Of ls6J indicate the public
health 80 be unufuafy good aud the ratio Of mortality
to tie population much less thnu In corresponding
period VI thr last rSnfy years. and yet our city has
lever bcen more exposed 20 contagoa by the Influx OF
sfrAngers Hundr~ds Of thousands " persons have
arrive In that period. vas, numbers Of whom were
Immigrants from all paris o! Europe. and tens Of
thousands Of Soldiers frun all portions of tho Union.
large number 81 whom recently released from
olsrnel houses. where they have been conhped Tor
many months IN filth and contAsion and their health
rrduned Ia the o veal ebb Notwithstanding this and
the over crowded state Of the city at ell times, during
tie Ast six months the deaths were nearly per
cent less than during the period last year, as the
following 6suTes shows
Number Of Deaths from jan to July !. ls64 IA ga
Jan TO July J. Ices. III seo
n,o,.,.. in l,s, "a.
TLrfe has been AL entire freedom from endenics
except smallpox and Il continued but fouY months.
Typhoid and iyphu. syers WE'RE much less prevalent.
The same Ia frse Of scarlet ferer " short there was
great reduction In the prevalence and mortality OF oil
Symoic diseases. .
There Is every indication that the same state OF good
health will continue throughout the year.
Respeetfully yours. etc, CYRUS RANsAY.
Register Of Records and Statistics.
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unused to exposure and hardships. They bring With
them their tatered rsgimsnts coors made so by bull
lets abo large number Of trophies taksn ffom the
opemy.
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fAdysrtisemeut.l

ADVERTISEMENT I.lf-
JEPPERs, No. 573 Broadway, hasn0w ready his
new styles ofSHoEs for Ladies and ChilJrenMagenta
Petroleum Soferino and Blue. JEFPRRss. S73 Bdway.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
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-oH, and NJ g snnmoOsat the do0i,
dyy,vr hair ~ her ashe fetfnrss gray haired
and white bearded. approaches tie Ton.ksrred Oh
stele which shut, him nom hope and life ana
encynient II this world al least Thi b]toger isWb
II killed my Wife" is @s explanatory ahs@or 10 tis'
ques lion ss 10 how be became derzen II the Tonbs
Lot'rk At and serutlnne the trss open face before
yoL there 10 but solution 10 the cirr0n,stahess
" bo &C aid have impeled him 10 he deed OF iaoods
A'eoa1ll He Is the victim Of the Conquerr WDsD,'
'he oes1 oil tie Raven has been in
@hi- hesu tie worm that dies his toasted oD
20 hsassdeheeS II will hang Tor yOu r. his e.
canni4on before his hand were e.rLrCel In the Me-
hood OF the woman whom lie had sworn 90 protect
forever 1t woud SEEM therefore. that Lsiab slonid
h'ng ioi Ter bat he probably will not he is eIfead =
ai gone with Consumption and bic da!s are numbered
more positively by nature than by law. lie "a feeble
'h'l he s unahie 10 walk in the ysri and Il s the
''aPioa OF the prison attaches that be will so6n be
n ed ~ his last account. { rll..l .tih4
orgrR pprso.yps. lo ..,.. -Iaoo1
iAeis are numerous other prsoneTs 10 a~ de- tined
tne states Prison bat wehage not space "a htion
"n iu1'nduaiy. In some OF tie cells several prisou
,sH'e oonhned together, in others solitary con6ne
"' 'le rule They all however seem 10 long for
sV"panonship-for some link with the outer world Of
D''lne sad freedom ron which they are debsrred.
"' Hos.ep OF the visitor is earnestly marked and
7V'ea faces eap against the iron bound doors. sad
'''"e' 'e Their story mostly ofinnoccnce9 and beg
~ 'o'acoo and cigars as he passes on =
THE fEmALg PRISON. ,aa
PORTION Oh ,he prison Is not roomy aud aify as
l'o quartet But tho prisoners are allowed
As.N 'iYN'~. n Vie DAY time. vi thy a92s Il liz
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LUIS portion Of the prison IL not so room, and tt
Tue male quarter. But tho prsopers are allow al
&er FfSa'l. u the day time. sQ Thy a9qls II The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

BrDwELL-Ai Oxford Conn, on Sunday July Jnlis A.
Bidwell wife Of Henry l.. BiJwe1 daughter OF Abjah
Bradley Of Newtown aged ~ yrss.
CONk-fn Harlem on Tuesday, July Jos Comb In the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

GROVER e. BAKERS Highest Premium Ella
wsy. New. York. and No. 235 Ful,on.t., Brooklyn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

.I0r ihe week ending June 3OJ
here has been very buoyan feeling the Cotton Goods
market Che past week and the Of the market Is De-
ciedy dme and higher Tie dihculty o. procuring ope-
a'u mills d'srous to increase producton delays the
Increased supply goods that generally expected
consequence N The comparatively low price q the
ea Tbs VAL tend 20 Keep UP good range Of prices da-
rns The active season near at hand STANDARD Brown
hsngs have advanced from % and SOC to 81 and 81 l2o
which are nov The current price, and medium three yard
goods are senga 3oe and dm. Other cottons have ad
youced from 70 10 per cent The market for Prints
utts more quiet Gaghams have been fair demand a,
u prices The demand for Wooens continues very salts
factory to the tads. Beavers, cassmeres, sAcknt, and
other kind, have been dema al full price, and Tor
Flannel, there is considerable inquiry.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
Tbe Al0rkets.
.AnnRIDon MARKET. June rs.

a hbhlDG Il n ARhET June rs.
At Market 1920 Cattle, about - Beeye' and Stores
oa,sl.as % working Oxen, Mich cove EnIons, two
aud three years Old.
Prtces--Narket Beef-E4tra 1890 to $3.50 art
qlsliy SlloO to 1850 I'd $1,000 to 1896 80 $500 to
8.25
Working Oxen 500 to l76
J0vsand Calves-!25t 10.
Yeahngs SO0o 90 to OOoO two years old, t22 O0to 20
% three years old, $500 to 1900.
Sheep aud Lambs-590i market prices In otI u, 80
to 40 saeni extra, $3.50 to $500
spring Lambs-2,b0 to $50
Veal calves t4,Ooto 500. Calf skns-lS to zoo prD
Hides-7to 50 pr lb Tsllow--7 to 81 cprlb
Pelts $3.50 to $500 each. Lambs e2Oo
RemarksThere is larger supply Of Cattle in market
TINS week than there was las aud rot much any differ
,uce IN quality Prices rema unchanged The roins did
not get in carly they did last week. The Cattle were
not all yardd until a. out Trade has been very
tive and nearly all the Western Cattle we're sold before
night yeserday There may have be few Cattle sold
higher this week than they did last but not enough make
any material change IL prices,
There large supply 4 Sheep AID Lambs al market
this week rs more Northern than last week some Of
,he lot were Of excellent quality sales dun and pr.
from u to per cent. lower and droyers ful
hard Ia sol al The decline.
Mich COWS duh, from So to $40.
Market again On Saturday this week. Market nsx week
dispensed With On account Of The 4h.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

Notices u Deaths Inserted free. Ob'uarie. including
poetry inserted Tor I've cents us to be paid for in ,d-
vance. This raie will be strictly adhered TO-
10 Montgomery, June 1867, Hiram Rawson, ESQ, in
The Ism year Of hts ag-.
Ia stockbriige, Nag "a D., Gel. Deeung, aged II.
10 Mortified. June l2th. Carrie L., wife Of Ctatis
Rood Of toKhufy and daughter Of Waller and Mary
Brown, aged 90 years.
10 Nor hdeld June u Henry Dexter infan. son Of s.
Warren ard Aarhs D. Steele aptd n days.
IN Huntington, July l6h, Of consumpuoa, George I'd
dy. Etq., aged n years.
10 " .ntugtQu, July 18TH ~ consumption Mrs Jane
Sherman. vile Of Chester sh imam aged p year,.
Ia Norhhet June 2Is If Tatayss, Harriet Carp n
ter, wifi Of Henan Carpenter Etq aged q su.
Printers 10 New II mpihire, New Yyfk aud.W sconsiu
please copy
10 Montpelier, June 18th n ph,heria, ieorge s. son
Of beo &c aBd Aarha l. BrancrIi aged years and 6
months
DAP in sheldon, June sh, Mrs Sarah Kimbsll.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
BOSTON nARKET, July I.

Flour Western sb15tol2CO
Pors,-Prue 81 90 TO 200 Mess, esq o27OO
Beef s.40O to 1000 Lard lsi to 20. Hams 10. to a.
Hogs dressed u to l5
Batter, ~ to2J Cheese, 10 to 10 Eggs 90 to22 r.
atosi s2.oj TO 5,lj. Dried Apple IS to IS.
Beans t22j to $3.50 Peas S1.75to2IO
Herds grass seed t5O0to t6O0. Glover 3Otosl
starch $40 ~ Tallow, ltitoIe
WOOL Ful blood Merno 73to76 Three fourths blood
Il 10 - Haltbiood % to ~, Coomou 90 to e6.
Corn gjtog5. Oats 50 to 90. Rye Ito toI,l2
nov. IS TO A.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

STATE OF VERMONT, [ In Probate Court, held Al
WAhNGroN DISTRICT, SIS. Montpelier, within and for
'dld Distinct on the o0lh day Of June, A. d. 1885
DANNY fAKo, guardian " Minnie tafr, minor
ohJd OF hos@tll Fat te Of bm In said district,
tcta ed makes application TO said tourt for license 10
sell the following described real estate Il her sal ward
no w. Inc fsht aud interest Of sad ward Ia jun -
hUp aud lot OF said eceastd said tabOt Of TIA Upper
Village prrsen Ing that he sale thereof loT the purp
u uug proce DIS Of suc at Interest or investing
le In 81 cks real estate would beneficial 70
sAid waid;
Wlrmupon 10 ordered by said Courithat said app-
Gallon be eiefred - session there TO be held ne
Probate Ohce, aid hOupelieT, "A I've 18th day OF
Juy, u. l5b5, Tor hearing and dtcis thereon and
tlsiurhrr ordered uatl per.Ons Interested De n0tned
ntreoi BY pabCatOn Of nOite o. said application ana nr
ir IA REL IA, thrrt weeks ucctsnVry the Lreen Noun
al freeman, prned Montpelier, before -ad time u
irauhg that they may appear At said time and pace,
tnd, II they c. use, obj It thereto.
ny the Court
iva Atesl.-N A. CHASE. ReRsteT
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Sp,ague ArnoId's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, la Probate Court held At
R,spuLrH DISTINCT, IS. Bookheld, vi and ior
sad Distt Ct, On the 10 DAY July A. ID. 1909
n Instrument, putprng to be The lah W " and les
\ tameut 81 Aruu d, late OF Rando n, In sad
stuct, deceased, benprtesentth tt III bounb! Lhs
Sprigue, the eIecu or therein named for Potato;
Its ordered by said ruuu, that all pefsons eOnotrmd
therein be med appeal al session OF salo ourt'
to oe holden at the Probate once, in Bfookheld On
he 18Th day OF July, Al 1865. and show cause, II any
thcj may have against the Probate OF said VIII; Tor
Wch purpose MS further ordered thai copy 81 the
record this order be- published tine. weeks sueets-
ayely inthe Gietn honntaii Keenan, printed at mont
peet ~, viuus 10 SAID tine appointed for hearing
tue copy OF rec I'd.
r26w3 A,ies -. Is CLEAVELAND, Judge.
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1865.

FARMERS AM HoUSEKEEPERs-should reeollect
that hundr, Is Vt dollars Wotth Of Grain Provisions sc
are annually destroyed ny Ras Nice, Ants and other
nreots and yerminAl of which eau be prevented by
Ext rminat r, huught and u,td freely.
R.r See " Cosr.H's" advertisement In this paper.
lrr sol 10 Mo- prl e., VI,
bT BY Woop. B,KBr 4 Co, aud ~ X BaoSS
and all Druggists AID Dealers Falma
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES,

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote his en-.
tire time to the treatment Of all diseases incident TO the
fmals systm An experience Of twenty three years
ahes him Ia guarantee speedy and permanent elet in
the worst cases Of Suppression and AL other Menstrual
ntrnngements, from whatever cause All letters Tor sd
wee contain o. Once No. Endcott street, Bos
ton
n B-Boari furnished to those who wish to remain
under tpaiment
no ton. June y lenh KlhYl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
ISliL.

H0uSEKEEPERS troubled with vetmin need be- ~ 20
lone,r itthey use 81 CosrAksh EAptminst r Welayt
USED It 10 our satisfaction aud Il hoX cost 85 We would
have It, We have tried pot but they ~ ried moth
ing, hut C0stars article knocss me breath ou of
Rals. Nice Reaches, Ants and Bed g. quicker th,n we
can wh,e IT, ttistn great demand all over the country.
Il Medina, Ohio Gazette
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moNrpELIER MAnRET, JuIv ,

PEovlsOHs.-Butter 25toB Cheese l2tol6, Lard
2to25. rslIoWt Y DriedAppls,lbto2O Eggs, 2ocern
totatoet25 a5. Beans 81 1910 200. West India ~.
gars, lbtols. Refined Sugars Is to q Maple sugar
90 IS. Peas, 1850 70 800,
oaious-tO,oo 90 900. App.es-iO,OO to SOOper Dbl.
flocA-EHtra, $3.50 tos,5o. Doabls Extra 5000 to
400 super-EAtra II OOto 1900.
GR.ls ASD hAr.-corn, 800. Oats, 60 Herdsgras
seed t65Oto 100 per bushe Glover to 81 per pound
LAY, SO to u per ton. Rye, o. 50.
WscsLLAsEous---Dr andgreenhsrd Woo ,Ooto 90
ahingles,i3,0o 10 900. Woo-conmop 40 to SO Bark
tiJJ to 5Ooper cord. Nails, $50 to $40.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
1860.

A VOICE FROM rus FAR wEST.-speakine ~
" tostAH's Rat Roach, Ant, &c ,Ertefminator' murr
grain nd provisions aestrsyed annually 10 Ora 1
Nny by yetnin than would pay Tor tons o. thus Rat
and lnsec, kWer - Lancaster, Wis. Herald
R-r See " Cosr.R,n Advertisement Ia this paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
The Only Loan in Market
Now offered by the Government and liz ,upetfor a.v,n


Less than 800 100000 Of the Loan authorized by Con
grrss are nov on The market This amount at the rate
at which Is being absorbed, will an be subscribed Tor
within sixty days, when the will undoubtedly com
mand a premium, a. has uniformly been the case on
| closing the subscriI tons to other Loans.
In order that citz Of every town and section OF the
country may be afforded facilities fortak1g the Loan
the National Banks, state Banks and Private Bankers
throughout The country have generally agreed to reeee
subscriptions at par Subscribers will select their own
agents in whom they have confidence a1d who only are
to be responsible for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive orders. JAY COOKE,
sUascalPrIoS AaESr,
My Is. 1895. =. h'