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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
COINERCIAL.

NAkKETs.-Nkw YORK, Aug. g. Cotton firm sales
500 bales, midilng 341. SO a.. Flour-state aud
10 zoe higher sales +10 bbls Stste s. 10
TO 10 80; round hoop Ohio 50 O5 TO u 90; Western
SO 1910 % southern $40 90 is 50 Canada dull
Wheat Sc higher sales A. 600 bu, Canada - -
Corn higher 100 900 bush mixed Western
s3i ssc. Beef unoh. nged- PORK drmer sni higher
sales 1880 bbs new go -. Lard sales ~
bbls at ISL to 2lic. Whisky quiet al $ - toe 25.
MoNarARY.-Stocks quist. Treasury 7s-l0s lCt;
[. s. 520s 10 Q. IO40s 99s L. 5. Coupon Skies
of I6ol, 1924. Goid l4ok-
Money abundant at { 5 per cent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
County Nominations.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
CHARLES REED,
Wy - HENRY, For Senators
ia PER H. ORCUTT,1
1Lrn .i PASS As,istan. Judges.
P. LAMSON. StAts's Attorney.
TIMOTHY r. MERRILL, Judge Of Probate
CLARK KING, sheriff.
ASA GEORGE, BaiiG-
LANoILLE COUNTY.
GEORGE W. HENDEE, Senator,
+ 3 f noIe'Es Assistant Lodges,
+. r. Parker, states Attorney,
\ sTW GOD, J dye Of PIobae,
I'AvlD RANDALL, Sheriff,
JAS. 7. PARISH High Baiif.
ORANGE COUNTY.
III nIs Esiif b 4 aHfT' Senator's
S M. thSL King Judges
IL l. WHITE, States Attorney.
J. ?. CLEVELAND, Sheriff
C4A5. CROKER, Baiif.
JUDGzs OF Probate.
J. R Gle iVELASD, Randolph District.
A. II. GILMORE, Bradford District
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

The FKNlANs.-The Attorney General of
the United States has directed that the pre-
secotions against the kcnans be stopped.
The Canadians are getting excited again at
the preparations Tor grand Fenian picnic in
the vicinity OF Buffalo, and it is made the
excuse for again sending Canadian and Brit
ish troops to exposed points.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

The President has issued a proclamation
declaring Texas reconstructed, and further
proclaiming the insurrection is at an end, and
that peace, order, tranquility and civil au-
thoIity now exists in and throughout the
makes no allusion to the New Orleans rebel
riot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

About 900 delegates were present from
franklin County. The number from Orleans
County We Lave not seen stated. MIR. Bax-
ter's friends claim that he was nominated, but
we do not see that their claim can be fairly
substantated. large majority of the con-
vention was undoubtedly friendly to Mr.. Bax-
ter, the attendance from Chittenden and Or
leans being two to one in his favor, and if a
vote had been taken in open convention, his
friends would have largely out numbered Mr..
Hoyt's friends. Yet the action of Franklin
County was Dot complete, and the convention
adjourned without getting to the point of
making a nomination. Under these circum-
stances Mr.. Hoyt's friends propose to vote fo1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

CHrrrENDEc COUNTY w. D. Manson,
Sheriff of Chittendsn County, proposes to run
for the office again this year, although \. B.
Flanagan is the nominee of the convention.
Flanagan ran las, year as an independent can
didate against Munso1.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
MANHATTAN, KAssAs, April II, 1866

v -
MANHATTAN, Kansas, April II, 1856
Gentiemen-s want 10 say q little about
the Pain Killer. l consider it valuable Msii-
cine, and always keep it on hand have Travelled 3
good deal since have been in Kansas, and never Eh-
out taking it with In my practice USED II freely
for the Asatic Cholera in ls49 and with baxter
han any other medicine. also used it here for choi-
in 1855, with the good results.
Yours truly,
a. HUNTING, N. D.
regret to say that the Cholera has pre-
vailed here of late to fearful extent. Fer tie ss'
three weeks, from Ally SIXTY each
day have been reported. l thould add Ihai ms Pain
Killer recently from the Mission House has been
used with considerable during this ep iemic
II taken in season. it is generally effective checking
the disease. REV. CHAkLES HARDING,
Sholspore, Inda
This certtnes that have used Perry Davis Vegrt
bic Pain Killer, with in Of choeA
infantum common bowel complaint, bronchitis, coughs,
colds, SC, and would cheertuy recommend as q va
liable family medicine. REV. JAS. c. BOONE R
Messrs. Perry Davis & Son Dear Sirs-Hayius
witnessed the beneficial effects of Pain Killer IN
al Of Dsseniery and Cholera Nor Ti h2
few weeks past, aud dsemng it act OF b neTolen
to this suffering, would most chesrfully recommend rs
such may suffering the aforsmentousd
or similar diseases, = safe and eTe tusl remedy
REV. EDWARD h. FULLER.
Those using the Pain Killer should strictly observe
| the following directions
At the commencement of the disc take teaspoon
full of Pain Killer in sugar and WATER and then eae
freely across the stomach and bowels, with the Pain
Killer clear.
Should the diarrhosl aud ramps ontuue repeat lie
dose every ffteen minutes In this way the dreada'
may be checked, and the patient relieved n
the course of q few hours
B--Be sure and get the genuine article; ans IL -
recommended By these who have used The Paii hi'e
for the cholera, that in extreme cases III patient t'A
two Tor more) lie spoonfuIs instead OF enc. FSAH"i
The Rev, Isaac Aiken Pastor OF the Beaver 9'i'
Methodist Church, in Ali eshany, Pa, states TN "
has been permanently cured of Dyspepsia, ailer ni
years suffering, BY the of Goes DyspepsiA C1''
This is but one Of a thousand who have had me s'
experience. PSaS4"i
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

A CoUNTERPEIT NOTE The Boston Jour
nal thus describes new counterfeit afty dollar
compound Interest note;
a counterfeit If this denomination has re-
Gently b. 81 issued, aud i IS well executed as
to cheat even experts. The points OF difference
between the counterfeit and he genuine are so
slight as 20 require the closest observation to
de,ect them. They are limitations OF the issue
Of July is, 1864, and have slight scratohy
appearance. The words three years after
date " on the top of the bill, nearly touch the
words Treasury Department" while IN the
genuine there is space three eighths of an
inch between. The last button OF Hamilton
coat is quarter Of an zach from the lower mar
gin of the small sos, while in the genuine the
button touches the margin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

ESTERPRIsING- learn that the publish
ers of the Brattleboto RI cord intend to issue
a daily paper during the fair Of the New Eng
land aud Vermont State Agricultural Societies
at that place in September.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH.
NVEsEATON' eENE'Ta EN- 4
WILL CIRE TIE ITCH II is AUusS.

Also cures SALT RHEUA, ULCERS, CHILBLAtNS
and su ERC PTIONS OF THE SKIN Price % cents
For sale by all Druggists
Agents 40 asbn gton ST., Boston 1t will be forwsrt
ed by mail, free of postage, 70 part Of te United
states Oct a5, ls65. spsGs+iyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

The Brattleboro Phenir has just purchased
one of Potter's Drum Cylinder Presses, and a
We congratulate our cotemporary on so mark
ed sn acquisition to its facilities.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

ABM ~ Ann Tie affecting scene Of Mas
E chusat.s and South Carolina walking arm
il arm into she Pniladelphia Convention has
lel Western paper 70 suggest, that moss Of
tie delegates vao participated n tins show
would have been - arm il arm : ali through
the rebellion, had!thsse Northern doughfaees
and copperheads hat ;he courage TO join tbs
ranks to which they gave heir sympathy and
their vyt-s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

NEW COUNTERFEIT The Portsmouth Chron
icIe speaks of q rev counterfeit of the fraction
al currency, Of the denomination of twenty FIVE
cents, which has made it's appearance in New
Hampshire. The head of Fessenden, which
Is otherwise well engraved, has black spot
under the eye. In the low left hand corner of
the counterfeit the word Assistant " has the
tgo last letters tran posed, making It g Assist
ant"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

FOREIGN Nkws.-The foreign news of the
week is unexciting. Prussia has refused TO
allow Napoleon to extend the French frontier
to the Rhine, and Napoleon acquiesces in the
refusal The peace Congress is in session and
negotiations are making satisfactory progress
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

LAMoILLE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NoMINA-
TIONS
For SenGtor-Harrison Warner of Cam
bridge.
For ASSISTANT Judgss-J. L. Whi,comb Of
johnson !; Sabin Scott of Eden.
For States .7Horney-Geo. l.. Waterman oil
Hydepark.
For Judge Of PTobate--Levi Andrus oil
Johnson.
For Sher.f-Edson Pinrey Of Wolcott.
For High BatiiF-Charles Crane of HYDE
park.
VERMONT AT PHILADELPHIA.-B. B. Small
ley OF Burlington and Col. III. v. Wosth Of
Bradford, are The members from Vermont al
the National Union Executive Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

Andrew Johnson, the GYostate, received the
whole crowd Of the PHILADELPHIA worshippers
Of his bFe2d-and-butter policy at the White
House Sa;ur iay- After hearing an address
from Reverdy johnson, Andrew Johnson re-
spon8ed in 9 rt-hash Of his 22i of February
speech. We have no room Tor this diatribe
this week, bat we shall give it in full in our
next issue.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
Literary Notices,
1866.

ENHANCEMENT OF EVERY SATURDAY.-Ihe
publishers OF Every Saturday make the iol-
lowing announcement
With the number for September 1st, EUay
Saturday will be enlarged from 80 to 4O
pages The gIeat success OF the journa!
lustlties and demands this enlargement. The
conductors will hereafter introduce a
feature serial stories, in compliance with a
general desire. They will select only those
of u trst-class character. and of readable
quality "Slcote Of SiIcotes,' by Henry
Kingsley, has jest been begun, and Others
will follow shortly.
Euery Saturday viii continue to present
the most read abe, int resting, and valuable
Stories, Essays, Sketches, and Poems, from
the foreign journals and periodicals. Trans
la,ions IRON the French periodicals will
form a regular and imI oftant feature most
thrilling story tcom the French ol Eimond
About, Will be gwen IN September. Tue
S1etches, Stories, f says, Scientific Papers and
Poems 1T has already contained are by such
writers as Charles Kingsley, Henry lngeley,
Anthony Trollope, Matthew Arnold. Alex
ander Dumas, Frances Power Cobb, Jean
Inselow, Cbristina q. Rosetu, Author OF
- John Haliiax," Alexander Smith, Thomas
Hughes, Robert Buchanan, e., a.
New Music From Ii. l. Sorry, Barling-
ton, VT, Mount Mansfield Schottisch, by F.
j. Hal; IN tune my Harp to Thee, ballad,
poetry by Chas q. Eastman The Bright
est Jewels, song and qrartette, by d. b.
u orley--
Whist !, se,k iof shall tell youi
seek the Jewels OF the mind.
Z.ta Pr Wal z, clurI 3sed and arranged for
The piano ~ ii. /. Proctor. MIR. Pioctor Is
- wtA known Ia This vicinity that this waltz
needs no Eecouln I'd from Us, for 1t bears the
impress of his sweet aid beautiful style, and
will De csge,y sought by his many friends
Fog sale by Geo. ". Wilder.
B1AoKwooD's MAGAzixE for July begins q
new story. Nina BA!atka, the story of g
Maiden of Prague. The other articles are
The Principles and Issues of the American
Struggle SIT Brook Fos=brooke, Part XIV F.;
Westminster School, Part [. ; The Panic in
the City Felix Holt, tie Radical :; Cornell
JUS O'D5wd upon Men ana Womea, ana
ether Things IN General, Pant XXIY.; What
shall we do for Coal The collapse.
The Nv York Weekly Magazine, four
numbers Tor August, l. received, with an en-
PERTAINING ana varied table Of contents.
Andrew J5a-s2n, o. being Informed CT the
success Of Weet'z maaag ement in organizing
,hs Philadelphia bsead-lut-5u;ter brigade
responded a. follows:
thank yen for your cheering and encou.ag-
iug dis, a,cI. TIE finger Of Providence is IN
err.ng, and viii guide you safely through. tbs
people must b. united and The country will be
restored. Ny faith Is mistaken as 10 the ulii-
me- success.
Finger Of Providence" is COED IS 2 desig-
nation of Taur-ow Weed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
Union State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR E:

FOR GOVERNOR:
PAUL DILLINGHAM,O Of Waterbury.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Abb GARDNER, Of Bennington.
FOR TREASURER:
JOHN A. PAGE, OF Montpelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE,
pEsEC ES e q ES IL e Il z

Reported by PIrzaERALD & TEAcY, strictly Produce
Commission Merchants, IS South Wilam street n Y
We quote for the week ending Aug. 19:l3e6, as fol-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

The National Union Convention, now as
som led In the city of Philadelphia, composed
of delegates from every state and territory in
the Union, admonished by the solemn lessons
which, for the last five years, it has pleased
the Supreme Ruler of the universe to give to
the American people; profoundly grateful
for the return OF peace dcsirous, as. large
majority of their countrymen, In all sincerity
to forget aud forgive the past revering the
Constitution as IL came to from our fore
fathers; regarding the Union, in its restora-
ton. as more sacred than ever looking with
deep anxiety into the future as of instant and
continuing rrial-hereby issues and procIaims
the following declaration of principles and
purposes ON which they have with perfcc,
unanim,ty agreed:
FIRST, We hail with gratitude to Almighty
God the end of the war and the return OF
peace TO our afflicted and beloved land.
Second, The war just closed has main.ai ned
the authority OF the Constitution. with all the
powers which 1T cpniere, and all the Jestric.
tions which It imposes upon the general gov.
eInnent unabridged ana unaitered, and 1t has
preserved the Union with the equal rieh.s
dignity and authority of the states perfect and
uDImpAired. ....lss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

CHOLERA.
Certain Cure for this Disease may be found in tie
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

CaieGOnia county helu lnclr OOnFen non !t-es
week, nominating the following ticket
GEORGE IDE, ls,..
u lillian SANBORN.t
WILLIAM r. PALMER, icorn,w r,d...
FRANCIS x. CARPENTER,
A. ). W LIZARD, states Attorney.
A. T. FRrNCH Judge Of Probate.
y AVID THU LII sheriff
Gee. l. BRADLEY, High Bailif.
CHA. +. WEEKS,
A. J. WILLARD, County Committee
SAMUEL GOODRICH,
The Contention unanimously adopted the
following recitation, introduced By A. j.
Willard E Y.
Rcsoired, That in Justin S. Morrill,, our
pres ut representative in Congress, we have
the tried statesmen and true repre- tentative
# Republican principles, and that We believe
that he viii make true representative Of
Vermont and of the Union when called uron
b; the people to represent them IL the Sen
axe Of the L. ).
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22

OFFICIAL BREAD AND BUrTER.-The Prssi-
CATION to the Philadelphia Convent;on,-said
delegation having visited the White House Il
get their bread and butter, and having hungril,
asked Johnson for i;-cheerfully informed them
that henceforth nobody should eat his bread
and butter who did not stand on the plato II
Of the Philadelphia Convention troupe. Tn,
delegates wen. away highly grstfed." The
bread-lnd- butter brigade in this State will take
notice and &c; ready to parade for inspection.
B, B. Smalley will be along shortly.
Gov. Fenton has requested Senator Morgan
and Harris to attend the convention of south
era Uniopists in Philadelphia on the Sd of Sep
TENDER, 70 reAssure those true and tried friend
of Union and constitutional freedom, that III
Union party of New York fully appreciate
their continued selfsacrifcing efforts to plac
the states lately in revolt upon just and sta
bic basis that it sympaitises with them an
sincerely desires the re-establshment Of loys
self government in communities lately i
rebellion as soon as it is consistent with safe,
aud peace that the Union party is anxious I
see the Southern States represented in Congress
as early as full assurance can be had that tn
power Ct these states will no, thereby be place
in rebel hands, that it will cordially co ope
rate with them to those ends. We trust ever
other Republican governor will follow Gov
Fenton's example. The Unicn men of th
from Northern Union men, that they are nc
to be surrendered, bound hand and foot, int
the unrestraned power of rebels ard copper
heads.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-22
Vermont Fire Insurance Conn
DAILY.

Mortified, Aug. 16sh, 1866.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

GENERAL GRANT's PosITIoN.-Thc Wash
ington correspondent of the Hartford Press
says the President is not over ~sanguine in
regard to the result of the fall elections,
but is fully determined to perscvere in the
course he has marked ont. In regard to
the next Presidency, the same correspond
ent says it does not seem probable that
General Grant can decline the Republican
nomination.
"All talk about his agreement with the
Presidents policy is Coppcrhcad iylhe !;
there is not q lrord Of trah in a.. dche!ai
Grant agrees with General Logan, and with
his most intimate OF friends, Mr.. WASH
burne, member from the Galena district,
who is now living i'll at the Generals mouse.
Mr.. Washbnrne is a prominent Radical.
Look Mt General Grants recent ordef:
Tie President would put his foot on 1t II
he dared. 1t would be open war between
the two men were ii not for Mr.. Seward,
who is a diplomat. President Johnson is
a man of coarse passions, and he would, II
i, was not for Mr.. Seward, soon kill his
cause by bis inprudence. Tie sage OF
Auburn knows better villa. should he
done, and i Very anxious 10 conci!iate
Grant and Stanton. So the coaXing pro
cess proceeds, with no elect upon the
General, but with q marked eject upon
Stanton, for lie cannot fall back UPON per-
sonal popularity, as Grant can"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

Ellen Kelly, aged tifty-fvc, stabbed
James Rainey, aged seventy, in Washing,
ton city, a day or two ago, because. he no
only would not pay his board, but sad
some hard words TO her.
The man who never told an editor how
he could better his paper has gone out
west to marry the woman who never
looked into a looking glass.
At the Fourth-of-July dinner given on
board the steamer Scotia the following
toast was offered "England and Anne
rica-motllcr and child both doing WE'LL
General Kirby Smith has declined the
presidency of the Virginia and Kentucky
railroad, TO which he was lately elected.
Here is an Oriental maxim, just trans
lated to us, from the East which we think
that even Professor Giles would admit into
his collection:
"If Il man knows, and knows that lie
knows, he will lead a happy life
elf a man does not know, and knows
that he does not know, he may lead Il toIc.
rable life;
"But if Il MAJ does not know, and docs
not know that he does not know, he will
lead a miserable life
The Earl of Derby, the new English pre-
niicr, is said to be much more genial and
full of life and fun at his advanced age
than his son, Lord Stanley. At Il dinner
at knowslcy Park, Lord Stanley left the
table o after the ladies had withdrawn,
leaving the gentlemen to their usual dcvo-
tons, whcrcupon the Earl said Now that
the old mans gone, let's have some more
winc."
1t is said that the whole number Of visit
ors who have already resorted to the va
rious watering places in Virginia surpasses
those OF any previous year, although there
is not now a single fashionable resort in
that State. There is every prospect that
the mountain region OF the Old Dominion
is to be in future the national pleasure
ground, and what has been the battlefield
of our ~deplorable collisions of principle
may yet become the annual TRUSTING place
of national love.
The Vincennes Qnd.) Sun says an egg
Matching machine is in operation at the
upper end of the city. The experiment
in manufacturing chickens has thus far
been rather unsuccessful-the first two
hundred dozen eggs having been rather too
well, cooked to make poultry. Expert.
psnts are still going on, We will report
progress,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

TUE ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG
RAILROAD. contracts were yesterday
awarded to McsSr>. Studs x Pullman,
Studs Aud, and Mason Y Johnson, for
the grading, bridging, and masonry, ana
superstructurc of the bridges on seven
sections Of the Alexandria and Frcdcricks-
burg railroad, including the Mount Nrr-
non branch. The work will be commenced
at once, and pushed forward vigorously.
The contracts awarded amounted 10 up
wards OF one hundred thousand dollars. The
remainder Of the line, fr"m the Occoquan
to Brookc's station, on the Fredericksburg
and Aqua Creek railroad, ii is advertised,
will be ready for letting ont the Goth in
slant, when it is expected the whole o
will he put under contract.-.iicn""dri"
ia -sffg. 3lSt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02
DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
l. OR MASS.
I n.

ChIiIbS.
There is An article on the market apnroXlnatIng
very closely L. this medicine ~ NAME, but differing
very widely Is SUBSTANCE. Persons wishing To
procure the SALTS OF TIE ROCKBElDGE ALUM
SPRINGS III Rockbr!dge county. Va, are notified
that they can be had at THE SPRINGS and Of
PURCELL, LADD y CO., Richmond
A. Il. RrCkER, LvEchburg
COLEMAN " ROGERS, Baltimore;
HEGEMAN x Co, New York.
other druggists, III Virginia and in the other
States who kc-pth.se MINERAL WATERS on sale
in our bottles VII be supplied with these valuable
SALTS aud furnished with the proper credentials
aud with our phamphlct.
The sales Of both tho WATER and the SALTS are
rapidly rega.ning tn" position they held both north
and south before the war.
Price Of genuine Alum Mass, $50 FER pound
81. 50 per ounce. FRAZIER \ RANDOLPH,
iv Elm PrCprirtorS.