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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
feaal Notices.
r. p ThompsOn's Estate.

Sr.TE or VERMONT n Probate Court holden al
R.apoIra DIs1sicG. S. Brook6eId, the 18Th day
of January, A. ID. 1866. 80, ~. xxn, ard
benson ALDRICH, Executor of the iast III anu
ID Testament of Luther P. Thompson late oil oisnge, ~
said district deceased makes application to SAID Coul
10, license to sell all Of the Of said deceased
that for the pay me
OF the debts OF said deceased.
Whereupon is ride by said Court that SAID app,
cation under consideration and be beard on .e
day Of FEBRUARY A. D. 1866, Hon IT, Whites once, II
Washingon; nd is fIr he tina II
notified hereof, by publication oil notIce
this application and der thereon three weeks sue
cessveiy in the Green Mountain Freeman, prinled d
Montpeiier before said time of hearing, thatthey ma
annea a said tim nd place and III they see cause
object therelo. By the court: $3.50, 49,,
r1w3 Attest. x CLEAVEIAND, judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
The Process of Annealing.

The change which is produced by anneallng,
is not well Understood. Most OF the malleable
metals assume two distinct forms-one crysta-
line, which is the result of slow cooling, and
the other tibrous, which is brought about by
hammering rolling. Ii hammered or rolled
beyond a certain point, the metals become so
hard that they cannot be bent without breaking
IT annealed beyond q certain point the metals
became crystalline. Thus. zinc may be drawn
into a very flexible and tenacious wire, but II
kept In boiling water too long II resumes its
original brttleness, and displays crystalline
appearances when broken. The particles OF the
metal change their arrangement without alter
ing the external form, and this change may De
brought about 10 various ways.
In the process OF anneaIng glass, II IS kept
during many hours IL a state approaching the
fluid the heat increases the bulk of tho outer
or crystalline portions, and renders 1t 30 soft
that the interior parts can expand and crystal
lizs regularly. Lamp glasses, tubes for steam
gauges, and similar articles which are exposed
10 sudden transitions Of heat and cold, may be
perfectly anrealed than is done at the glass
house, by placing them IN a vessel OF cold water
and raising it slowly to the boiling temperature,
and keeping the articles for some hours at
that heat. and then allowing the whole to cool
very slowly.
The process of annealIDg IS extensively en-
ployed for softening the mallelble metals which,
under the action of the hammer or of the roller,
have gradually increased in hardness and elias
| ITCHY and in density from the close approxima-
ton of their particles. Steel often becomes re-
markedly hard and dense in the process OF
hammer hardening, or hardening without heat,
which is frequently the only means of harden
| ing some kinds of steel springs. In some des-
criptions of steel goods, which formed by
the hammer, and then required to be filed into
shape, as in SCISSORS, teeth to be cut, as 10
files, the metal is softened by anuealing. So
also IN the process of wire drawing, the metal
is greatly increased in hardness ard elasticity
which, if not removed from tims 10 time by an
healing, would prevent the extension OF the
wire, and renGer 1t too brittle to be applied &c
any useful purpose la rolling or fittening
metals, the working and annealng are alter
nately repeated, until the sheet reaches its
limit Of tenuity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

SwlNE.-Breedipg BOWS

SwlNE.-Breediug BOWS require care this
month. Do not feed them nuch meal They
require bulky and light feed. Skinned milk
with brain, or oatmeal and boiled potatoes are
the best feed. The best feed for young hogs
designed for heavy pork nexs autumn, is equa
quantities OF oats and peas, ground and NM
gied with milk and siops IRON the kitchen.
Let ali swine have warm and clean apartments
well supplied with dry straw. Swine will eat a
small quantity of light clover hay, and if it be
cut two inches long, ali the better. Occasional
leeds OF raw roots ct any kind will be good TO,
them
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
Vcrm 5zsE %J1ass aEsG Sulfi-
gaza zS4 breads.
- .ss;szzH5<.s ss:zosss
WINTER ARRANGEH EE-.
Consmen chg January Isl, 1866.
rrs.ns Going soutEa g go

Trains Going south enF e.~st
IN AL TEAis leaves 81 Adams a. 6l5 A., connect
VI ing W hite River juno aIa Below Falls
with rains Tor Boston Worcester Sprin eic Ne-
York ,arriviHl thew YoTL atle45r. and with
on PassampsIc Il X
DAY ExPREss TasIrieaves Iontrea. a, q 80 4 IL. II
Johns at 10 o. for Boston. connecting al Bur
lin ston Rutland Road for TT J Albany md New,
NIGHT EKPRzssTgA leave Cauens54fph at l1.30 D..
si1ntie ai at 3. kouse's Point al $40
Johns 40 arriving at Boston 40 connect
ing At Bellows FALL sth cheshire load tof Boston ana
Worcester and win 4sTmont Vale Il 3 fci 5ysa =
field, s1C nd lrrisiEE in New FotS - 1880 n
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier 10 4. " & 50 A Il, and . SO
aud 10
DAY Ex4REss TRAIN leaves Boston via Lowell s o.
for Burlington, 81 Adams Mon-rc D. irving Al
Montreal 1T 80 P
Man FRAN leaves Boston o. a. NJ, via Lowell 3,
via Lawrence and Fl. hburg al 20 a. spring eld
: As A. ", for Burr ugton, ant - lbanS.
AccoMoDATIoN TRAM leaves &orthheld Il a. NJ.
and Burlington at - A. ]oI 81 Albans 3icntTea
Rouse'S Point,
NtGaT RAIN esPes BELOW Fails nc 90 2.
~, receiving PASSENGER from Vermont VALLEY r.,
leaving Nsx York l.. 8 r. p . aaG from Cheshire
r., leaving Boston 81 SIS connecting ri = he
RiverJunctioI with seaving BosL 300
for Burlington, Rouse Point, and Jedsns-
burgh, connecting n nireal and Oedensburgh, with
Grand Trunk trains o tn West
Sleeping re 4ttacheG both the IA express
trains running between ST. Albar nd Eorton,
Adams and Springfield
Through Tckets. hicags al The Wes forsals :,
thu crime pa stations
o-HEGRlLL. SUIT.
Ian IL
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ar. L. III \ Z
PRIVATE MEDICAL Of u
CT Edycot, Street E<a-.cts, zsr-

| L.
| PRIVATE MEDICAL oEEtCfs
ST EndEcott street, Eto-.ons Hial.-
is so arranged that patients never see O. l. :.
e. I;ecoiect the ONLY entrance 20 LIS cics.H .-
~ having no connection with NE residence ,...
aently family interruption SC .tai o. nn se.ti
| can any person hesitate applgIn - hl5'u-'t
DE DIX
L,1s!y a,se.st and IT cannot be contraaioeo exec
Ouacks who viii say or dc any thing, ever 81
| themselves to impose upon patIen1sl that BE
| Is TIKI ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE FHHslCl.--.--
| yERTIsINe N BosToSs
| SIXTEEN YEARS
eaga gcd IN treatment Of Special p-seas. tec
| Known 10 many Citizens, Publ sheFs, AeEtant-
groprietols 60, that he IS nuca reetnI> 1a' ---
STRANGERS AND TRAvFEfF.
| % AZ 5sd and escape ImporIgioH 81 .-e.
i've Quacks more nnme'opsin Boston thsz o-f
| DIR. /. DIX
| roudIyre sersto Protessors and resPectsl-t
many Of VIII ON consult lin u c1ltl-. -'
| 4 his acknowledged skill aDo FeF"tl r. .-t.
| t9r1V 81 20 l ing experience pTat a-'
AFFLICTED AND UNI ORR IL 4
| b. notr5ooed n add to cur saLs--4as t.-s
csivec she iyiEgbo2sts liasre fVa=t -tl---
| 81 aid 3cetensions OF
| FOREIGN AND NATIf tf#r
| 7ho know little o. the nature ED -l-a--
| Diseases, and LESS asto her eHTs zoH-- h-l
mas OF the DEAD, how obtained- -n1i-.rl
essunlng and advertising IN names q those ;n f
the Dip 5mas, but to further tfslr inf- e4.- --
names Of s Gthsr moit efIe6r1'e0 = '
oUACK EOSTRUa szA El-zsE-
t4,rou Ise Gates auc refereuces1a
GATORS OF their dicines BY te9as l- lt-lt.
pose contradict them or 9ha tes.de7 # if-.
their in POSITION, cory 1r0m MeCIca EHCtF tll
is written Of the qualities aad effects 81 diesel
and plants q ascribe e. the slae e heir ti 4s
tracts Specifies, &C., most Of which Il r Or at
Mercury, because Of tie ancient t14iei g 81
leYerything,'' bnt nov known to -- kti' uc-e
cured aud nose nat killed cor IN i-1- H
l 5'oaANcE or QUAAcFK P 28e I'D No-a Oh
Through the ignorance {: the ttGs-k Doctor
ali has patients in Pills Drops fc-- sc the No---
4aNer equally igno rGat. ADDS 10 M sc-c-ile LAt-
-T.ar Ant n ofa &c e %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
Mf0iliues.

G6OG. will be forfeited By Dr. l. u, ii filling
SCOt cure in less time than any ctbe4 fn. , -.-
more effectualIy ahd peTmeLatIy, win J. s- -t-s1
from occupation tear OF exposure 40 al wta.. tr
with safe ana pleasant neo1clLts-
sELF-ABUsE AND SOLITARY H1Asg>-
Their feet and conseqUeLces-
SPECIAL AILMENTS AMI oIIUAIIGGF
Incidentto Married ana Single iaeIes
SECRET AND DELICATE DISOH EbE
aercuriaI A Elections EruptiCnsal al E5eta-- -.
skim Ulcers of the Nose, i rCat 40 EcCJ r-
on the tace Swellings OF the Joirts Ae's si.l-.-
Constitutional and otherN aknesss. IL tct---.
re advanced, OF all ages, OF
10Th EXES SINGLE Ok 5,Ai,Hi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

WATER FOR STocK.-When wa ter must be
pumped for ali kinds of stock, in very cold
weather, the weaker ones sometimes fail TO ee.
suitable supply, as the eurfaee freezes over, or
the master animals drink the limited quantity
that boys and lazy lieu will draw Tor the entire
herd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

VERMONT CATTLE.-Vermout sends more cat
tie and sheep Cambridge market than any
other three New E1sl4nd States, or than all the
Western States. The following are the figures
for the year 1865
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

Cows which " come in = in the spring should
have good hay Or cut feed (stalks or straw
with bran upon it. and if possible s)me roots
daily. They at least reed warm sheds and sun
ny yards. Good stabling at night and in cold
weather, and warm sheltered yards on pleasant
days, Will make not only cows paradise but
reward the farmer with fine ca es and a bstter
flow OF milk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

PLEASANT to the palate. cause pain Pr-artl
! never require increase OF dose do mas klaus,
Tor elderly persons, females ana Children, 2r- trs
tang Two taken at night move the bowels tle
N orulnS Warranted IN all Pies
he Hectum. We promise for all s. rnptoras 81
PEFsIA, such as Oppression after eating Sour
Splitting Of Food, Palptations also, Headache. l-r
ness Pain in the Back and Loins, YeIlo~uess the
Sad Eyes Sick Headache, Coated Tons BsllioUsr-
Liver Complaint, Loss OF appetite, Debilty. 1.calg
Pains and sil Irregularities FaintH,ss.
travellers find the lozenges Just wRat they eed 10y
are SO compact and InO0crous that thay may carried
the vest pocket. Price so per box; SNAIL box
cents For sale by J. = HARRISON & CO. fropriete-s
NJ. fremont Temple. Boston g.fl be rnaiI-i 10 l-y
address enclosing 10 cents. F6M21vI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

LIZ l.
EACH.
o Gold Hunting Casel Watches : rs 90
100 Gold Nstch-s 20 90
auu Ladies, Gold " atches
COS ladies tIent't silver Watches Is o.
1000 Revolving Eastors . 90 70 l. 20
:Olu uriukins Cups 90 TO DO 90
5000 oval and chased Cald Bracelets 10 90
5000 vest Neck au4 t,uatd chains 90 l. 10 no
1000 Ladies AHtornia IliAuoHd nEs &c o.
5000 aa-lc : ring and snap Lock.ts / 90 10 90
10000 cold Pens MOUNTED folders : 90 to 90
10000 Gold Pens with sil'I HNteus 4 Cases L0to 90
5000 Ladies Jew Try 10 TO 10 90
5lJI Fable spoons, pc rdoz. ~ uU to25 90
5000 Des ami fable FORKS, per IA 90 - 90
i1l Butter hnivrs, per pair oV 10 20 90
o0 Napkin g ngs, per pair Uu to ~ 20
1000 other articles 90 10 10 0J
Certificates Of All the various articles stating what
ch have first into envelopes, seated up
nd mixed; d d when ordered. without
gard choice i by mail, thus giving ali air
On % he certificate Will see what
ca have. and then your option send
dollar and take the article
one Of these envelopes viii be sent by mail en- receipt
Eve fer Il eleven for ~ thirty for -
Sky i've for $40 one hundred for
AGENTS wanted every here Great induce me nts 10
Ladies and Gems = such FAN -end for
Circular, which gives spe i4 fan st aud paTuc
ulars. address J. H. NINSLoW < CO.
No.lUS Broadway. New York
- 4 TP-TOP" NUM8ER.-Ths Pictorial Double
Il Number, Phtenologicsl Journal for ! aauary now
ready For The year, only contains Signs Of
Character and how read them Fhysiognony, Psych-
with Portraits the Good and Bad Love .Courthip
"A ~ hon of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
Are Won Lame. Crippled or DefOrmed

OR have YOU or your neighbors, eoy or emu ~
limbs curved spine, or crooke lee
or weak or parayzed lmbs ankles or who are
hslnIess or who are obliged TO creep or 10 VAIN win
cru,ches or whose limbs hcTtened or cfookeu OF
dawn nm or who walk on the or whose ankles ron
go or furn inward or who have crooked knees rfm
aiIinrs or scrofu.ar who limp from NIP diin-
rues To such from life misery, VIII you lo'
wIie letter giving prominent poir Is OF the case
and receive in return free Of charge, clIcuar Th'e
NAV be the of saving them II So address, d.
p 4lst Street, New ork
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
coCVAIIFP,S LIFE FOR THE HAIR

WILL restore Gray Hair its original color
w 80 ana notes he growth OF the weakes. uaii
SONS its falling three days keeps me neau
I nd frathy; can BIS used freely; contains poth..e
I;i+s The best Hair Dressing ever offered 10 .n1
public 1t recommended ard used by the n,s one No
a stores ana al my o'noe
Ii52 broadway. n. Y assure all persons the Aoo'e
nrsneration will do all that is claimed tor ~ \. n
P'ePai" SARAH B CHEVAlIER, NJ u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
Western Lands Wanted.

ILLINOIS, lows, Indiana Ohio, Michigan Wisconsin
inneso Missouri, and o:her Western Lands wanted
and for sale
AN. LANCASTER IS Wall Street, NY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
E.M.TUBBs & CO.. PsopRlarogs, Ps15RBo8o nh.
EYerYl0dY Interested.

LFCi DJ0Y fttlCf C>tCOs
Ys02yEh 12se5 os5F es@e sss'e exi6he
5esseEsS = 80 IL ssse OF aEEl-s.
s. g. .EEEcss's Bgfor9eg's EFfgfs-
"a SEo3'es' eslssI EEajs' Dress
arg. T'FscU escf <5Es-ecssy agfsoi,
dec roots ~ (i,e Res, causing
;t5.rSss'jss3ss es'oss'fss f7asd bear
81. x'oses- Es15s-. = changed 70
greg or scEsEFc Dr. &ECzsscss cs'
other raises, ac555 seen &c a'c-
Sgo3-cGF 90 as 2,s.ga5z'<st cogos-
eF2gCy 5cCssEgsg. E2es2ss s-tEEg 'es-sseJ-
fC<sSest <o3-eye1-. Gee EEQis'
falling SCoaHef T'hc zis0Ss
delicate bogsf-esI.eSs or b03s-
ssc1 CssFa 5e3ros-as 5fSSAossS fe(Ts-
oEs0EE5ssS. Esss sssosF delight
gtyg Gl'Gss3-sy 70 fEfc EsGSs. IS
impaired. e goes sU5sh So
restore yosss' 5ssx5s-. as are
sgo5sgEs, eJ1sSs 3'CEsT5sf a. FEs'0sgG{a
f5fe. egtshosss eGesssg purchase
"a G0ft{e 81 eexcEe of'a EE3-s. s.. aE.
.EgEess'S BE7ps'ye's KEn{,. Ksc-
s509'el' tyatss Ee3'cssEug.
sol8 by Druggists Throughout The gyc-i6
PRINCIPAL. SALES OFFICE.
f9S 81 900 Greenwich ~, Nc-Y-y- orGs-
JOHN F. HENRY s CO. Waterbury Vermont Who'll,
sale Agent Sold by WOOD, BIXBY co. Agents
Montpelier Vermont and also 6y druggists and dealer
every where
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
ZQAHZ.
R. II. hNDERS IODINE NATE

A Pure Solution of Iodine WITHOUT y SOLVENT
Containing a FULL GRAIN to each ounce of wa er-
me MOST POWERFUL yIrALIzING AGENT AND REsTO-
RATIvE KNOWN.
IL mas cured and will cure SCRO4 ULA all its mani
fold forms,
ULCERS. CANCERS SYPHILIS,
SALT RREUM;
and il has been with astonishing success in
RHEu MAiiSM, DYSPs FSIA, CtlNSUMPTION,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, HEART, Il EB,
AND kidney DISEASES, &c.
Our Circu ar VIII be sent FREE 20 any address.
Price Sl.00 a bottle, for $500.
DR.. H. ANDERS CO., Ply sciabs and Chem SITS
42S Rre adway, New FORK
Also for sale by SETH W. F0WLE L. son, Is Ire
mont Street, Boston, anu by Druggists generally.
F&M46yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
miscellaneous.
ACENTS WANTED.

600 MONTH will be paid for young loS poth
SlUU gage in a and honorapIe ous ,nu,ars and
terms address - % ,,..ar ., New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

no sncv little j. the nature 8-c 1f-z--
Diseases. q nd LEss asto tlelfcuTe zCE- t-t
DIM eInas institutions CT Cot-=Et
sid any part q the word c-i---- e-..-tl- ]
mas OF the Dead. how obtSILe1- -i11-' e ~
essumIng and advertising III names q those ;E '-
the Disl omas. but TO further trslr .n-rsl-.-
ua mes OF other most celebrated = hE.:ci@r
dead Neither be deceived L.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

1roudlvrs seTstO Protectors an resT3ec4sl-- Z
many Of whom consult lin ~ crltlca U
4 his 2cknowIe LEGGED skill aDc ErE 1ii
through 20 l ing experience, pTa1i e a-.9
AFFLICTED AND UNI OH TIA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

Ladies Desiring a Smooth, Clear
AND
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

b. noTrJoOed and add 70 on sa-l--l--- :
csiyee the lying -;iisre .sfv7=e zilr-
"a .<eteuziOns OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
PILES. PILES. PILES !!

IL onward applications time thrown away.
a HaRKISOES PERiSTALTIC LOZENGES remove
The cause viz-CostveDess They are the only perm
ere Of the Piles either bleeding or blind For SAFE
AZ No / fremont Temple. and by all Druggists or Will
he sent by mail enclosing 90 cents
" 60 = JS HARRISON * CO.. Proprietors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
Unsolicited Testira ony.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR a BOTTLE.

PREPARED By
SETH W. FOWLE < son, Is fremont 5. Boston
AND FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

Nj Aks YOUR OWN SOAP with b. I. BABBITT'S
VI PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH OR READY
SOAP MAKER Double the strength OF comm n Potash
and superior TO any aponier I've in the Put
up IN cans OF one two three six I'D twelve pounds
directions in English and German for making Hard and
Soft soap NO Inns is requised. Consumers will find
this the chearest Potash in market. b. 7. BABBITT,
GA. S. o. 81. 6s, 90 %. Y nd a Washington
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
4cg0RANCE or QUAcK DOCTORS ND NC-f ok
MAKERS

through the igno ORANGE = the ttGsck -e-ll
no ether remedy. he relic upon EltCul.T
ali has patients Pills Drops. ec-- SO the ACr-
IaSer gUslly igno rant. ADDS 10 ls scc--l--
Specidc -AntIdoie, &c. both rel iHz- upCH l-E
caring few in a hundred = = tIa-1 ..=--u i
80 throug bout he land uut Z Ic.L--
o the balan-e O. whom G-- 1-hs-
- j re hinge and suffer fsT hs
III relieved cured. if poss Is cemIeil IlEE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
IT rs UNSURPASSED !!

while preparation, frse from noXious ingredients
poisons minerals; uniting ski i science and medics
knowledge combining all that is valuable IN the Fes
table kingdom Ihis class OF diseases, j. Is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06
BAD STATE OF The BLoCr

lie system.
Being free from Alcohol IL any to-u. lis eneretz
effects followed les cJrTesE old ns rsao-lo. r.
a-e peImareut, in1usng STRENGTH, vIeua. and 81
LIZ into AL parts OF the system, am bailny 1p q
IRON CNNNIIi -IlIE.
, 1866-07-17
Markets by Telegraph.
MINSsullT MARK KIT ItxrUnT,

ttretR Ur,raich 10 Tho Wcite1n Associated ira, /
Ns~ foxr. Jaty Il.
t3n1d 'Inrs mon hss Hanged from iHt4tta u p.
q, Ai,G quiet u4Atk't,
AAtnAaaa.
1he t"tr'. rsehAnsc usa'Ac' II da1, at la>H 4!a9<
fot pii"s tsasots. 70 dAss. stetns bl.. ttsnea 70
nsy'. 3iias'1h. aad shost st4ht s9tY. Tns business
stttsaettd IN snfy for small ,uass in Commercial
b!lis.
0ovrsnment toads cus~d quiet bu. 1sr1 sret D, H.
1t t@r huwiux qaotanlnt . llr&lssesrd iMsl. 1tY4
1g'>@ itiA 80 Coupo1s l>et. 1e,4Alat'4t SO
tous""s t~6a. lm<Alosts Aussat sss. .osk
lt@A: JaDc ''1o'. lotxt INK July ~ lolxeto4,
citetha rAioxt.
7h' following rers she eosns ptatea It tts ?. H.;
0hia ccft1tcAtrs = 10 y Cumberland Coal Company
iSAb Nk 4uscxallsef N!tlax Coiup4nY. 3LANX;
hr.iptAs psd. zIS4xs New futk cealrs, Hanroaa,
l.:~ it:k: Eric, slA;.k; Hudsoa tAve1. NIX ali,
IleadMx. llpyt1lltt M.chltan Bau.htsn. xlY4s.t;
i'siuos Cent I! Scrip. lsss4lsl; Csersi.nd 4 lIts
hu'sn. >st.A ssh: q selsud Toledo Ill Isck Il.
land, 9dkAsss Spt,hxestefu, N.IAkk, North.
~e*sesn ptd. eXssk ) folt waJne. sA&ssk.
ra1AotxrA ASp kiM3xo srocIu. ;.
lttsuteam ttc&l-IkontAuH ttuo. a4ao. Isyud
"a H. SC. statink aocks-Iaowniestie. sc; t;unnet
t'ol~. sl1o: New Yo,k tOld. siaa; Quartz fl5;
smith i rasmeltc, ts.,o; Cory yaou. $50.
S1sHs-~ KTe4x H.
AtamA' sl.l1: Vnittd btstes, tia.
par a't,ns.
Hsoxn Ehtettaes-MllI II, 3ssn-h. 1S5c: Sa!1on
Fats, H. A nch 5ltc; Skem ID Fails C. IS Inch, 3Hc;
enaahnt L. Is Itch. 2l,rl shetutktt A, u Inch.
TX: ertaeA II. u Itch lie s.a1t 4. Is tnch. l5e
ss~sk u. ID lnct. llc; Stark .. H Inch. 19c.
Finr MuEn-aienfo1d q inch. fsc; +oal 1t, 90 inea.
..c: ,At D. 81 Ikch. .oc. a. u. ~ inch. e&c; boat
". Is bch, Sc: GreAt Fails VI, Is Inch, &c; Great
Fails >. 81 lkeh, lsAc,
l7ints-AiIcn 4. lac: American 4, 1oc Amo,keax
4. lec Arnotc's A, 1sc; Ceche.u a. 7c Duune.s 4
.sAc: Umpire 4. lsAc; fteeu ~ a, lie; Garner Z
!>Sc; LANCASTER A. nc; Lowell 4, i1ac: MeF71nac
ia. 7fc. AerrinAc \, &c: ra=toc i. :0sc Il, h.
mutAs a. &c.
sirr.ue's Frvcks A, st4e; do Fancy a, eoxc Sui.
Nsan h, lie; Sirtosy a, isxc: wanasutsa i, lsxe;
~Aurrsan 4. lske.
C.t>.t.~F4cnch woven m s;,.es i1os, rod &C
III .lA le.6u. Eo!d.
ehitts-J " STANDARD drest shirss NJ. Is, r., dog.
tlhA. No. iSo r<r doz Is NJ. ill., per dag xa.l3
F.prr Cua k-Hetru2sl!ts1 .iollAf ct. No. ! silver
co1TuEateA. tsotdsutu Hoffman 4 EI's p4:eat per.
- rs'ou proof Eyroa, sjs.to; S1aScspe .re. t33-;
GunA- t1.s0
Hoop sk1r,r-HsiarJ's Duplex Elliptic per dog
hnoss s,srs4 $lus: Eradteg's supports Trail pr DIR
Aoo5a II =: Msets' ixi. wide tsprs par dog hoop.
t'Nsa t1io Myers iNl nassoT tapes, per hoops.
tNk.1c.
Mage fs1tres-Geunine. with trade ma,k, So,1.
,6.7s: No. !. $40; No. J. x'.'s No. L. $3.50.
Home Ma0e Hut4-s-So. |. 4i-t; No. 3, t3Ij; No,
s.ts.D Nth dt.count.
Iiatd Rubber Cr4vstp-w1dh h X tnrh No. !. Esured
srt&+ +,3e: 40. nEured Ill osrE. a6n1; 1ueh Ss7xs
$6.is: i lLeh. sa3etssise: + i:ch. t,..s.s3t.S;
tach. .stlsli'oc: IL inch. sGssss'-ss.
NEW YORK cArTLE HARRIET.
, 1866-07-17
FllOM LOUISVILLE.
Obtaining 1ooda Under FR1se rrct IN.
rra-f'5rc f'ichs-suitry Vraalatr, &c.

Obtaining Gooda Under Relss Fret n.
rra-F5rr Fichs-suatry Weather, &c.
fncisrslsa. J03y t8.-t- r. AeJea, yo1pR sprie
oi Ihr Ian. from Allfamt. who na+ Tried 1t q r..
cx,t tvfn oi lhs tlscnl. >0url or no'alntn1 gooda
utN.tf tllte pr, lcnecs. cnntttol and tEntenc'
1"r oll,. 3tat In ihr l'cnltcnlIaiy. aud ln.
msa''s'y ,.,,s rs,'aca ~ u',sfnot i'':
msPane 1nns4 On III. .s H. sn.rs; b,
'r'1e 10 drrrlop itrrsf III end asorinR IN whteilc
e1nautrH nrfcbsua tA,Ion ou' ol clc.h aud sails
I'll clo'hc- Upon frn:rirni1 'inna OF h1Etn1 mun"y
'lrlHsilrd 1t dlneftut aDks 1fs l.. xttAAl, t1a3
lIuu'hrt eebel. AID hIa .5mpAily has Pstui!&r
Friends IN 81. trytn9 st1u.tioc
ou thr lou,sstle aud Frankfurt foal. t,etwesn 70
ta'itra 9i about kn pripnns 0n each FIuu. un nc.
r,luht u1 EriIdtc psartrd at tho Fourth Of Jat.
aattweuf. ManJ shpts wnrn dset and 4 Rrhefsl
Msirf ~ss fnpaurd ~ HnscrAl t,rsaone wtfo
"uHh.s<t. nt'aUuph h,ss Atro kE1ld1 II WA
GhA'ls sua.tictru 4t&~u bautc, u ta dtctdsa n
tottc tulnh day.
~ i psrty III ~tite lrop1u ttietmAns sud o'Aess)
*ttr rnjn5inr rlrnic shott ,fi,tancA tfnm 'hr
ttls. tn thr hrThnrx foAh, pAft5 ~ nevfnrs, WIN
a aFntesi thrgnrtlSes lUf inst uutno'c. fushra III
&hh Estrhn'"f Ia htrsk up lhU hE.eerdin y. chc
Mhi''s ts-Ittssl lhrlr AHssps. att, 10 lne ronrss
al The nrh wtltll foilpntd, nnn prxIo wo1su *n
utcc sllrhtl, Faus ws.ss' Nrsc ~aands<t. tut
mt trr1nn.l,. Eo'9 1t lAr Lest1 Ttotofs arc yrs
Asr-itt.
Tlusr ahr . IN, ,,,rttous tn,lnirr nr FateIdc os =
$nnnc nsn asn.tsi I'd. tiutkn. IN tlu .rtsre
fenA. nrat Portland. this mvttlt.te. afMut thEre
o'ettek.
.lhe Thermometer lndiea,cs " drssers In Tho
thsGr
Ihcst j. m bnsinr+s Of say kind.
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