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IoIIiRTERLY REPORT

he /. gAs Fsra National Baak," Wesi.
Minister ma, Monday morning. apra
III, 1867.
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EGYPTIAN CORN

AHpieium metioyis Eri Bona fde.
Qaid pro quo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

Below we print the income returns made to
the assessors iii this county, since the first
of March, The incomes are those realized
in 1866. These figures show the income of
the persons opposite whose names they ap-
pear, after deductng $1,000, exempt by law,
national, State and municipal taxes, losses by
fire, &C.. amount paid for hired labor on land
from which income had been derived, amount
paid for live stock sold during the year,
amount paid for rent Of homestead, amount
paid for repairs, interest paid or falling due
during the year, salary officer or en-
ployee of the United States, and interest or
dividends from stock which had already paid
a tax. Dividends from bank stock appear,
however, in the above figures, for Montpelier,
Waterbury, Middlesex, Moretown and Waits
field. In the other towns such dividends do
not appear in the incomes. The exemption
last year was but 5000, and adding 800 to
that, drops many names out of the list. In
Mr.. Tilden's district last year nincty-one per
sons had taxable incomes, and this year only
twenty-seyen arc included in the returns, and
the change is equally great doubtless in Mr..
Grcgory's district, as well as in Mr. Browns
district outside of Montpelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

when he first entered the Fortress; and the
probability that he is ever to be punished for
his gigantic crime has grown less and less
every day his trial has been delayed. Assas-
sins have in the meantime been hung-one,
a woman, and upon evidence not the strong
est. Persons who have robbed the mail, or
counterfeitcd the paper money of the country
have been convicted and put in .lails. Snug
glers have been brought to grief Illicit dis
tillers of whskey have been hunted down
and brought to justice. The petty criminals
who have peddled bogus half dimes have
been pursued and arrested by government
detectives. But the man who, more than
any one else, brought rebellion and all its
fearful consequences upon the nation has yet
gone UNPUBLISHED in fact has been scarcely
less perplexity to the government at For
tress Monroe than he was at Richmond. The
time has most certainly come t. put an end
to this exhibition Of - How not to do it.
If treason is hereafter to be reckoncd a
crime, the trial should proceed. If treason
is to be counted a only political indiscre-
ton, let the President and Mrs. Cobb pardon
Davis, and he will then be sufficiently white
washed to be elected senator for recon-
structed Mississippi, and to take his old place
in the Senate Chamber at Washington The
government cannot longer hover half way
between the heaven Of clear and manifest
Justice, and the hell Of completely with
traitors and treason, without imminent peri!
Of fatal plunge into the black abyss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

Montpelier, May !, ISL.

The delegates are appOrtioned l. follows:
.id,Tison Co.-Fcrri~burgh, MiddIebury, Monkton
New Hav en-, Starksboro and vergenne= each other
towns each
bennington Co.-Bennington I Dorset, MancheS-
ter and salisbury, > each; other towns ! each.
C1lefoirir Co.->t. Johnsbury 4; Barnet, Danville
Hariwick, Lyndon and Peach:,m , each; other
towns each
CEitteHdea Co.-Burlington ;; Milton ); Bolton,
south Burlington and i. George each; other towns
each.
Esser Co--Concord ,; other towns l each.
franklin Co-St- AibansJ; Bakersfield, Fletcher,
Franklin and sheldon each; other towns ,.
Grand Tsie Co-One To each town.
L,,AtoiHs C5--Cambrid.e. johnson, Morri-town.
stowe and Wolcott > each; other towns ! each.
orange Co-BrOokfield, FairIee, Orange, Yer
shire, Washington and West FairIee each: other
towns each
orleans CO--HaTton, Charleston, Cr;tftsbury, Der
by, IraSburgh, Newport and Troy , each; other
towns l each
RHtLrHd Co.-RutIand s, Brandon ;; Casteton,
Clarendon, PawIer PouItney wallingford each :
other towns l each.
Washington Co.-Montpelier and Northfeld 3
each Berlin, Barre, Cabot, Calais and Waterbury :
each; other towns each
F5HdhgB, C0--Brattleboro 1: Rockingham 3: Graf
ton, Putney, Townshend, Westminster and VII
mington each; other towns I each
UiHdsOr Co.->pringfield and Woodstock , each :
Barnard. Bethel, Bridgewater, Chester Hartford,
Hartland, Ludlow, Norwich Rochester Weather.
field, Weston and Windsor each: other towns
each.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
Town Committees in Washington
sDUnty.

We give below the names of the Republic
can town committees in this county, with the
exception Of Moretown and Favston. OF which
we have no record. We call the attention of
these gentlemen to the necessity for calling
primary meetings in their town for the choice
Of delegates to the Republican State Conven-
tion on the Both inst If there were no com
mittees appointed in Fayston and Morctown
last year. the last committee appointed in
those towns had better call the meetings
There is yet time t. call these meetings by
notices in the papers. Next week : FREEMAN
will be in season for these notices. and we
hope the cIiairlncn of the representative com
mittees viii at once forward them to US and
to the Waterman for publication.
Burr \. j. Smith, Horace Clapp, VIM
Farewell, Eden T. Tildcn. Jude Town
BerhH-J. W W heclock, |. II. p Rowell.
Abel II. Stewart. VIM. Mcintosh Josiah
Benjamin
CaJot-E. Fisher. Q. Cook, Salmon Davis
CalGis-Charles IL. French. 5. IL. Foster,
Lester Warren, II. p. Wilson, Willard Bug
bee.
Durbury-W. r. Elliot. l. Y Turner.
Geo. CrandaI.
Eaq Monfpelier-N Davis. .Jr.. Squire
Bailey, j. NJ. Parker
Narshfeid-e. ID. HOLSTER. j. b. Pike. A.
II. Davis, Amasa Hall, George Lance
Middheser--James III. Holden. r. w War
rem, Sylvester Daniels. c. c. Putnam. Jr.
+. j. Holden
Nonipelier-Rodney Lund Charles Dewey
Joel Foster, Jr.. Mcdad Wright, James ). |
Peck.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
New Books.

Aessrs. Lee and Shepard, Boston. issue
this month, the following new publications
Shakings- Etchings from the Naval Acade-
my Facts about Peat; Bcet-Root Sugar,
and Cultivation of Beet Twice Taken-A
Tale Of the Maritime BIRTHS Ii Provinces A
Trip t. the Azores Serpents in the Dove :
Nest; Why Not? \ book for every Woman /;
Stephen Dane ; On the Border. by . Ed
mund kirke -: Ncighb)rs' Wives. bv J. T.
Trowbridge Little Brother. and Other
Stories, by Fitz Hugh i.adow Stories from
our Best Authors: the Little Helper The
College, the Market, and the Court. or
Woman's Relation to Education. Employ
ment and Citizenship; Ten Months in Brazil.
by Capt. John Goldman &. Ringbolt y.
We have received from the publishers, j.
b. Burr Il Co, Hartford Ct, - Remarkable
Characters and Memorable Places Of the Holy
Land, which we noticed sometime since
from the advance sheets. Ii is a large. fairly
printed volume, embellished with illustra-
tons. The articles are written by a variety
OF authors, and the style is varied and viyac-
ious. and more interesting than rs though
the book had been the work of a single pen.
The work * sold only by subscription and
agents arc wanted to canvass for it.
Demorest's Monthly Magazine is advertised
elsewhere IN this paper. Its fashion plates
ire late and in good taste, its literary depart
nent is useful and entertaining. and alto
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
sCHEECK's MANDRAKE PILLS.

\ Certain Cure for Disease Liver aud
cau.sd oy a mo r5Id condition OF that or
gam
To r.e the pablic clear understanding of the mode
u which SCHEN Ck'~ Mandrake Pills produce those
voudertu effects which aesJed 10y thousands OF
liable witnesses. We present a brief
DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER
functions, which VIII make the ration of This
popular medicine Perceptble TO every mans understand
ug
The liver Is supplied with blood vessels nerves and
lhorbaHt~ one # IT. obvious Is TO and pre-
the bile 1t likewise tsrs Tie blood and
hat uid from al impurities How indspensahiy neoes-
L. health : Tie proper performance at this function
% the vr J. diseased It cannot purify the blood, and
that sent hack through The lungs brain ana other parts
morbid cotdtinn II must cause Jaundlce. bilious
obstruction IT the kid"eY~ gravel ami many other
comp plants les painful dangerous the
least them quite enough 10 make sick and
comfortable, and uuh ir the performance OF of the
duties ct ne hs unhealthy state OF the system very
often ends ia pulmonary oonSumpfi"n-
The circulatcn the blood IS conducted this
net - he hear sends The Nai current down through
passes through the flesh, taking up al
ara through me VEINS ana passes to me iiVer I" be
purified. Il impossible To cure consumption scrufllar
scarcely other kind OF ucerauon while thar I'M
that " regular physicians - rarely cure consumption.
They usually begin their treatment with The al some
"ush medicine the basis OF which l. morP-ia OF opium
g" some ~hPe winch locks up the liver instead Of Ie,1
iucns a healthy flow OF bile Dr. Schenck'S
PuImonfc syrup, S-aveed Tonic, and
Ronsfrake PMS,
VIII srens hen the system, purify the blood, and npen
and veal ulcers on the lungs.
\ volume would be required give brief account of
the 4rSahle performed by DR.. Schenck's medi-
CineS, PuimuHic - rup weed Tonic, and Man
irake PI'--t'lot which are accompanied 10y fuii direct
using m.
DR.. SCHENCk viii be found his every week.
3 Bond street, New rk aud 30 Hanover street Bos
fr IN =. VI. until a. NJ. He gives advice tree,
thorough examination with the Re>pirometer
The charge - dollar. HIS medicines
" all drug dealers. Also full supply all
times hiS Price ct The Puimonic syrup and
Seaweed onic each 10 per bottle s. 50 the halt
dozen. Mandrake Pills > cents per box.
4 2S
Agents tor Ro>ton. For sale 10y all druggists.
NOV Ioniniw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

gether, for ladies' magazine it is one OF the
best offered to the public. 1t is published
by w. Jennings Demorest, 473 Broadway,
New York.
The Westminster Reriec for April has the
following articles: Italy and the War OF
1867 The Papal Drama Thomas Hobbies :;
Contemporary Music and Musical Literature :
New America Mr.. Swinburne's Poetry :;
The Hopes and Fears of Reformers. 1t is
reprinted by the Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, 40 Fulton Street, New York.
DEMoREsTs Young AMERICA for June Is as
bright and attractive as ever. 1t furnishes
almost every kind of instruction and amuse-
ment that can be crowded into space of
thirty pages. The subscription price is
Sl.50 Il year.
The weeklies, Every Saturday, Littell' 5
Living Age, IIarper's, and our BOYS and
Girls are fully up to their we'll established
reputation. The Living Age has thirty
extra pages
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO. aS.

AGAuDE MAGNopIA.-1he prettiest thing, the "sweet-
est thing and the most of II tor the least money.
ovecomes odor of softens and adds del
icacy the skin is delightful perfume aays head
ache and Inflammation, and is necessary companion IN
The sick the nursery and upon the toilet side
board Ii be obtained everyw here at one dollar per
bottle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

iotal.-. .-.-...--..Sl6"iI2 l6
The difference i'll the above returns * not
greater than the incomes less than $500 re-
turned last year, and which would not this
year appear, because Of the increased exeml,-
ton of 500. Judging from this comparison,
we conclude that the incomes in this county
for the last year, were as much in the asgrc-
gate As, and probably more than, those of the
previous year; and this is especially true Of
Montpelier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

S.T-ls60.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bitters sold
year is something startling. They would MI
Broadway six feet HIGH from the fafk 10 4ih street
brakes mandatory is of the institutions OF new
York IL is said that Drake painted all The rocks IN me
Eastern States with his cabasilc : > I.-IobU.-A,
aud then the old granny Legislators 10 pass law pre-
ve;tng disfgurng the face of nature, which gives MN
Il monopoly. We do not know how this is but we 40
the Plantation Bers no other article ever
They used by all claSsesot the community and
re death on Dy>pepsia-certan. They very invig
Grating when iansuid and weak, and appetizer
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

NorMfeld-E. X. Jones, c. A. Braman,
VIM. S. Smith. r. Dewey, Jr, Francis
Wright.
PLAN feH-Waltcr b. Page, Joseph Bart
lett, Joseph Lane.
RosAury-H G. Ellis, S. NJ. Bailey, w.
I. Simonds. A. A. Smith, Asahel Flint
Waits eld-Josiah Holden, III. Q. Skinner,
j. W. Richardson.
IVarea-Denslow Upham, Ii. W. Liford.
U-afer6my-L. II. Thomas, E. \. New
comb, 5. r. Huse, Joel Remington, +. ID.
Scagel.
Woodbuy-Hiram Wells, A. 5. Whoa tley,
f. n Ainsworth, o. ID. Town, X. \. Bruce.
Worcester-C c. Abbott, Amos Hancock,
NJ. VI. Harris. d. W. Folsom, W. III. kel-
logg.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

lifting kettle from the fire scaided very
SeVerely-pne hand almost a crisp. The torture was
vulnerable. The Mexican Mustang Linimeni
pain almost Immediately. Ii healed rapidly
and very little
CH.s FOSTER. i2) Broad St, Phia.''
Thu, merely sample Il " hat the Mustang Lnlment
viii do IL III all cases OF wounds, swell
ng> prai, cuts, bruises, spavins, ETC., either upon man
beast.
Beware OF coUuteries- None Is genuine unless wrap
ped in ensravine, bearing the signature of e.
~. esbrook, Chemist, and the Prirdts stamp of DE-
MAS BARNES Co, New York.
sars;ogs sprung Water, sold by all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

WH4r DIp Ir:- 4 young lady, retaining 10 her coun
home alter >oJcurs OF few months IN New York,
hardly recognized hy her friends In place of
he'd fsce had ruby complexion. at al
marble ~npoue>> and instead OF - she really APP
u-ared - She told them plainly she used Hagsn :
Magnolia Balm and would nOt be without II. Any
ady improve her personal appearance very much by
-inghs IL be ordered of any druggist for
-H,
saratoga Spring water, sold by all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
Union State Convention.

y Union Republican State Convention viii be
holden at MONTPELIER on THURSDAY THE THRIFT
ETH DAY OF MAY, 1861, at II O'Clock \. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and Treasurer to be sup
ported at the Annual state Election in September
The State Committee having been instructed to
call this DELEGATE CONVENTION, have fixed
upon the following basis Misrepresentation: dele
gate for each town and an additional delegate for
every hundred anil fffy rotes cast for PAIL Dill
LINGHAM at the last State Election
II i suggested that the Towns choose substitutes
: well delegates, that they may not be I'M
represented in the Convention.
Delegate their substitutes should provide them
selves with credentials signed by the Secretaries of
their respective primary meetings
The apportonment will therefore he according to
the subjoined table.
BURNAN MARTIN,
DUDLEY 4. DENI~ON,
HENRY CLARK
JOSEPH POLAND, Union state Com
asa r CAMP.
GEO H. BIGELOW-
q. NJ stone
NIOutpeIer. Nav L. 1857
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
COMMERCIAL

MsRKETs New York, May I3.-Flour : 10 10 cents
higher Sales $1,000 tbiS. State sll 80 TO ia =.
Sll 80 To SIS so Southern fruer heat opened NJ
&c higher and closed dull sales 500 hush torn heavy
ana To &c lower, sales, GO 600 shells Western -
10 81 50; new mixed Western 81 30 TO & - oar-
Itand heavy Beef iTm- Pork opened sesdv and chased
nm old mess s22 Lard heavy i3 l3sr IN barrels
"hiSkey more artIve sales $50 COTTON >fae
easier; sales 1890 bales
MoSfTARY AFFAIRs.-StocS market active. L. :
30 coupons, 1855 l06s L. : 10 4as Coulau< 60.
u :. S-lts, LOOT money 5 10 per cent gold la=
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
BERLIN CAsrCEs

Inc | mon Republican voters of Berlin are be,.F,,
invited 10 meetIn caucus at the school house in sand
town near Montpelier village, on Saturday the 2lh
DAY OF May 1867, 1.-two O'Clock in the afternoon fin
the purpose of eecting two Delegates and two sub
sututes therefor, to represent said town in the Tn
ION Republican State Convention to be holden At
Montpelier on the 5oth day of May, 1867 : general
attendance is solicited.
By ORDER OF TowN COMMITTEE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

eiuSreets Inimable Hair Coiorine has been sIeadi-
favor for II acts upon
e Al rbents The roots o The hair aud changes II 10
original color by degrees. All instantaneous dyes
ieaden and iuIre the hair. HeimStreetS not dye,
bat its results, promotes Its growth, and Is
teautltut HAIR DRES>ISG- Price 80 cents and Sl,uO
sold by all dealers
saratoga Spring Water. sold by all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

All who value beautiful head of hair and its preserva-
tinn premature badness and turning gray, Will not
ION, &c iebra-ed kaghaITon. IL makes the
rch and glossy, eradcates dsndrn, aud
the grow with iNuIant beauty. It's sold every
y, here
F.. THOMAS LYON. Chemist y. Y.
Saratoga Spring " alter, sold by all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

l-SCN-s ExrsACr FURE JAMAICA tiiSGER-foT lud-
sjIoH, Nausea, Heartburn, sick Headache, Cholera Nor
nus, &. where waguInE, genial stImutaHt i required
IT. ei preparation and purity makes II cheap
nd TeIahie arIcie Tor culinary purposes. Sold every
where. - els per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all Druggists
SM29Kl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
SCROEUI.A-

Dr. LUGoi, of Paris of the most eminent Chan,
lists Of Europe, said:
" Inc most astounding results may he antci mated
wneh IODINE can be dissolved in pure water
Dr. H. AspRRs after fifteen years Of scientific reSe.r
ana experiment. has succeeded in dissolvin aud oe
quarter grams OF iod each fluid water ara
ne most HndiHg results hare oood use
IN Seroiuia and diseases there from. Circulars ire.
Dr. IT, AndeEs' Iodine Water is for sale bv j. r. DINS
MoKE, Proprietor, sc Dey ST. ", and nv all Dr,s
gists. rSyIsmi 's-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
E.Iherafin.

'hiS IL 10 CERTIFY that have given 10 my son
L ALVIN +. McDUFFEE. his time during ~. =
"uuef OF MS minority: therefore shall claim any
% ms earnings, nnr debts contrserrg atr
this dale. FRFUFRTf-K Mn. rt.S- =. el
Cabot, MAY 3. 1867 - !. = !,
snow me man Of sour, moruse disposition o,,.
w'o enteuains good viii towards none and win l
yo" dyspeptc Dyspepsia is the buest all disease
Rev Mr. Aiken testifes Co.'s DrsPEps,. r,.rsa 49,:
after Is wears suffering. ,ao,,r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

II causes Piles, Headache Dizziness Billiousnes Son
Rising Oppression of Food Low Spirits Worms ndipes
ton, &c, d. HAKRIsoN's PERIsIALIrc LozEScr.
warranted TO all these and every of Dypepsia
and the only cure for PLEs either bleeding or blind
As all outward applications only time and MONEY
"as'e"- r20wisp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
NEW YORK PRICES CTRRENT.

Reported bv FKSIoN. FITzsERALD & TEAcY. ~1ufriy
Produce Commission Merchants { J. hi-ela.l ~. \
Y. Sales mace cash and prompt Ietusu> assured
Liberal made cou>iEuuleEt>- All =ss---
fllly insured arrival Marx goods ttslit. sl
forward Invoices. We quote tor lie week ending
May II, lo67.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
PRORATC CoURV,S

STATE OF VERMONT, Probate Dnurrz within
", AsHlNGfoM DISTRICT, and The uis ret II
"ashng'"n aforesaid for the year ensuing vii he
each week '' va "e'f'aA ga
n..o.. - r. Il. MERRILL, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
MARKETo

THE MARKETS
Reported and tslegraphed expressly for Greea u,
tam Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
Al Cambridge and Brighton, for The ,reet
ending May 10, 1867.
The following is the amount Stock a Market.
rn. week. cA''is s7 S's siss sA 4eo 49, Jog Veal
5::' :s;. isss e: 100 s ss
Ala so I'd quality sI3 IA 90; quality B os,Io
SIS 50, per cwt, on total " eight ct hide iaoN, aud
dressed beef. few choicest single pairs SIS y l.
SIS 50. Bulls. &C., 800 W TO % GO.
Working o1en-s225 to 325 per par or riding t.
their value as Beet. Handy Steers, $3.50 10 500.
Mich Cows-s60 SIS extra good, 800 to sl2o with
or without calves, may be agreed iarrow on.i
sheep and Lambs-s TO o; % to Toe per H. s
live weight or 80 90 TO 500 per head. sEeared Sc ~
Fat Hogs-7a to SIC.
Shotes- Ct to 81; retail u 10 DC per H..
Veal CaIyes-s1 90 50 90 per head.
Hides-Brighton SIC TO lOc ) County uts, To 81.
Pelts dry-75c TO 81 so green, o. = to - 50.
Taiow-s 10 SIC. Country lots to Sc
RrMApK.-There 264 cattle the NorI 4r-
roads of which 40 were from Canada. In oen-eqssr4
the report of the rise IN prices IN a oaiy, ana HE
sequent number said 10 be purchased Tor lHs
ket there something OF scare, or panic, arlsia ~
buyers, and the small stock was sold cut al al advae
about per ID. RumuTs however, Were r.4efr
that stock The way then was TepufttH ana
that after Ii the supply was likely 10 be ample rese
quentIy trade slac keBed, the buyers held Off, 3.
were the cattle Cambridge, there dute,
to Bugtion-
AT Brighton Ii head from Maine. 81 heavy
the Connecticut valley, aud nearly 100 Ne,
Sheen ted 10 have cast from Ia
ner,lb live weight, l-2 cent per H. more 1heH
week. The general quality was good. Ihe nlHa va
large, however, tlat the butcher We're Ha-
willing TO pay any advance last weeks prices. 81
they IN this feeling that The market
quite du,l, and very little, 1t any, improvement uf .r
luer prices. Indeed ct the butchers said ey
ugbt on Tin week than last.
MIR Campbell sold 60 Northern cattle a tam
briJpe for Is cents. and Others IA The anas
cattle were sold l3 II IA per pound. Tie
Western were nearly all sold at II II , cents, yer
few Is cents, and some thin steers al les
II
sheared sheep at 5 to i-2c Wool at from ; To Il.
per 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
Cancer.

DR.. X. w. Hill would respectfully inform the inhab
tahts of Montpelier and community that he has removed
t. the Nicholas block BE Rim the river few
DIS from the depot. where he may be found in the
successful treatment of cancers and other hnnors
lier arch
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

\ Republican party is being organized in
every county in Florida.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
JOURNALS. EEDGERS, &C,
state, County. Probate IL Town
Record Books,
Blank Account andRecord Books
At T'EsE Old STAND

HEAD OF STATE, STREET,
The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited
e. w. WILLARD
Nonipaar. March H. 1867