The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume], December 30, 1863, Evening Edition, Image 4

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Cbcpoiljtffwon.
MORNIN EDITION.
flOMPKLlKK, Vt
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1803.
Rev. Mr- Shelton's Lecture.
The Bnljcct of Rev. Mr. Suelton's Lecturej
this evening will be: j
Curious 1 liiii(;a I
' There are nioro things in Heaven and earth
thnn are dreamed of in jour philoaopliy.'' ;
Hatnkt,
TO THE FREEMAN.
7 O'CLOCK A. ZVL
i
Washington, Dec. 2'J. Moj. Mulford, As-j
sistant Commissioner of Exchange, arrived here!
this evening from Fortress Monroe with impor-j
tant dispatch s for Government. Ou!d, the reb- i
cl Comuiissiorier, deelinus to have any further!
communication with (ien. Butler, and says hoi
will not hereafter be proteciad, even by a llag of
truce. j
Tho Bull Run Mountains are reported to be j
full of deserters from both armies, who are reg-1
ularJy organized for purposes of murder and j
rubbery. Pi-.iu.ey. ,
, 8erd, to 2,76 per bosh-l.
Headquarters Akmy of the 1'otomac, Dec. n.ly ti u, g ,,cr t()Il llyil)
29. All quiet, and all bound in camp. A mIc'sllakk..::;, Dry as'laTe
Delaware and Mie'u'gan regiment left for liomejSllini.lell)i,,)00 t0 Iii)0, Woul
to-day to recruit. 3,00to ,tW per cord. Nails &,.:.
VV ASWNGTOff , Dec. 29. The report of the re-1
moval of Gen. Ingalls is lotally discredited.
An expedition to co-oponte wite (Jen. Aver
ill, consintin of two regiments of infantry, -100
cavalry and a battery of six guns, under com
mand of Col. Geo. 1). Wells, has returned to
Harper's ferry with but tho loss of a man.
Alter penetrating to llarrinbur, where Aver
ill had finished, and after Col. Wells had ac
complished hi diversion, blrn;t!y aeeoruin to
orders, he found himself eoiilixnted by from
seven thousand to ten thousand of Lee's forces,
with Gen. Hotter 'e brigade, and part of Stuart's
command in his rear.
By strategy and forced marches, he eseiped
them, and reached his post with men and mu
nitions unharmed. So desperate at one time
seemed the ohancesof the expec:itiuti, that the
rebela iu Winchester offered bota that not a man
would return One hundred rebel juiwuiers
were brought oil'.
Forth ess Monroe, Dec. '2'J. The Richmond
Enquirer of the 25tli contains the following :
Bristol, Dec. 24. Our forces are still arou nd
Rutledge and Morristown. Cannonading oc
curred at the latter place on Sunday. General
Longstreet was unable to follow up his command
in consequence of the large number of bare
footed men in his command. The weather is
cold, and the mountains covered with snow.
Oen. Morgan passed through Columbia on
the 24th.
There are 300 cases of small pox among the
Yankee prisoners at Danville.
The Confederate army in East Tennessee have
gone into winter quarters.
St. Johnr, N. F., Dec. 28. The steamship
Adriatic, from Gal way on the 221 mat., arrived
here at 3 o'clock. P. M. on Saturday. The
steamship Arabia arrived at Liverpool on the
night of the 20th. The political news is unim
portant. President Linooln's Message has been
reooived and the Amnesty Proclamation is gen
erally icgaraed as impracticable.
, Lord Lyons, in a message to
predicts the termination of the
id three months.
Eirl Russell
American war
The Army and JSaiy Uattc regards Lee's
failure to follow Mea'le in his retreat as a deci
ded proof of the weakness of the South, and aH
regards Meade's futile advanco, it says, with
good generalship, Richmond might have been
the prize. Tho synopsis of President Lincoln's
message, received by the Arabia via. Halifax,
attracts general comment.
The London Times looks upon tho Message as
warlike, and says the effect of the wholo docu
ment, the amnesty included, resembles that of
a lost battle. The oiler of peace is on terms that
oannot be accepted. The whole question still
depends on the fortuno of war.
The Timet also says, it may be gratifying to
the North to be formally xssured tnat the Gov
ernment is strong and successful enough to offer
an amnesty, but it is evident that Mr. Linooln
anticipates no specifio results, nor does the Sec
retary of the Treasury, who looks forward to
still two years more war expenditures.
NiwYorS, Dec. 29. The Fifth Vermont
Regiment bas just arrived. It is under the
command of Lieut. CoL J. K. Lewis and num
bers 320. men. They were provided with a
gool dinner, and a special train to go homo
this afternood. They expect to reach Burling
ton at 3 A. M. to-morrow.
New York, Deo. 29. The steamer El Cid,
from Newborn 24th, bas arrived.
A drummer, lately confined as a prisoner, has
arrived at Philadelphia and reports that he, in
company with seventy others escaped from the
prison in Danville, N. C. After reaohing the
outskirts of the place they separated into squads
of six, lying concealed all day, feeding on banks
and plants. The equad, in which was the drum
mer boy, arrived in a famished condition within
our lines at Charleston Va., after having trav
eled four hundred miles in four weekB.
Nkw York, Deo. 29. The Post states that a
British Lieutenant who was to sail for Bermuda
to-day on borrd the sailing vessel Amazon with
reb jl pap 'is in his possession, was caught to
day by United States Marshal Murray, and is
now on tns way to fort Lufayette.
The officer was to proceed with the oi,her pas
sengers, but Marshal Davis received information
conci rning me reoei mail, zave tne captain a
i,eruiit and allowed the other past ngers to go
orward. That individual displayed his uniform
snd gr at arrogance at the ollie of the Marshal,
but ins barjiige, in which the mail had been
oomeaiea, was eeut lor, ana tne letters were
lUUDd.
The letters were at once forwarded to Secre
tary Seward, who is en this city, and it is un
derstood that the Secretary, while having no
objections here to the presence of English offi
cers, agreed that such individuals ought not to
be engaged in carrying such mails to the reb
els. Before ee went to- the ion the English officer
said that Bermuda was a great depot for rebel
goods, and that a large share of them came
from this city.
She lUarfi!'
CilSIHKIL'OK MAiilCfcT, Utc. i3
At Muriel ;20o0 Ca'.lie, al.out iiceve'&nd fclorua
ousting of Working 0i.. ; -.li Cui andoi.e. to
uiltlir.-,e years eld .
Pfices X!rkeiBecf Extrajb,; to ,W i fiTti
' -S.OO to 8,5U ; id 6,; j tu 7,7j , d, ii,5U to 0,00.
Working Oxen ,70 to 100.
Cows and Calves $-& io &u.
Yearlings $10,00 to 15,00 ; Uo years old, $15,0(1 to id.
00 j three years old, i:oo,00 to 45. e I.
Sheep au;l Lambs liX'O at in a ,.ct i prices in lots $4,00
to 6,00 each ; cM.-a, $4,00 to 8,t.
Spring LambsoV-i to
Hides 0 to 9 o pr II). Tall w- -J to i) c pr lb.
Veal Calves 1-c to 14c per Id. Calf tikins 14c pr !i
Pelts '-,00 to each.
MOi'fPKMK.il MAI'.KET, Doc. 2S.
Provisions. liutlcr, 2:2 to 2d. Cheese , 11 to ill; Lard
12tol4. Tallow, 11. Dried Applv, 8 to 11. Ears, '-0 cent
l'ot:it:;c6,5(J to 7u. Ueans, $J.Ub l J,00. West India Su
gars, 13 to IS. Teas, $1,00 ti l.',U.
Oiii.ms ,2,0w to 2,!0. A).p e
Ptoi-R Ktra, $.H,00 to ,:'
a,oo. pnpe.-i:.na o.ioi o io, ;o
IJm-N an Li .t.ir. Corn, 11,1"
Z,( per bid.
.'oable Extra $8,0 to
Oats, 6J. IlerdsKrass 1
.'er, 11 to 11 per pound,
j.
ii Lard wood 2, ell to :.,ti0 I
:.o.niun 60 to 70. Bark j
to 5,50.
Kos'i'os MAiiiLlr, Oit. ao,
iiour. Western, JO.uO to
for.-., I'rime, $14,00 tu$l5 i ::!, $10, to 20.
Beef, $14,50 .o 17,00. lanl, 12j to:2j. Hams, Hi to 12c
Hogs dressed, 00 to 00.
Duller, 22 to 2'J. Chetie, lu io 14. Cgga ii to t. '' -latoci
i 4 . to l, j0. lried Apk Oi to 0i.
Doaus $2,50 to $2,;5. feas $1,00 to $1,10.
Herds grass seed $2, 2a to $2.7j. Clover, "i toSj.
t.ii'cli 7 to 7i Tallow, 7 tu luj.
Wtiol, Full Llocd .Merino, bo :u 82 ; Ih.ee-fLur.hs blood
?S to 0 i Uall-Uo 17S to 71) ; Cmmou 7tl to 7S.
Corn 1,40 to 1,42. Oats b&lo 1i. Kye 1,1'J to
Uopi 18 to 20.
117.
KEW YOllK riiODUCil 1
V hi 1 83 S V V ii K 63 K rT ,
KKl'Ul'.'ihD k:,'KKI.V fnli THK uKKN Mut'M'AIN K H K b'. M A N .
BY W. S. IiIcCIiURE &, .0.;
Strictly Product Cummissiun Mcrclnsus,
9io. 250 rtiltoei !Sl!''t, Kew York.
M'e quote tor ihe week en iius.' ikceniber 8, as fallows ; '
Butter,
Cheese,
.1
it
Laid,
fork,
Beef
1st quality N Y. Slate Firkins,
" ' Tuhs
" Vermont il
30 a
l;l a
il.'l
i;u a
25 a
13 a
12i a
12 a
124 a
21 Oo a
32
32
111
15
l.i
1.4
2S
00
2d
1st
New VorU
Vermont
2d "
lla-rels and IV.rees
Kegs and Tut.s
Mew Mess, per hbi
Ohl Mess
Old and New I'rini'
Plain Mess
Kxtia Mess
Shoulders
llaius,
18 00
14 00
14 10
14 50
a 10 io
a 14 c'J
a 14 10
a 16 00
a 7j
a 12
Cut Meals,
10
1UJ
12
2(1
15
f0
at
2B
8 bO
0 75
11
'20
24
2 ;."
2 HO
1 20
1 7
U
2 25
H 2a
8 Oil
7 UO
1 80
llacon,
'fallow,
Hops,
Beeswax,
1'4'KS,
12J
l-'J
28
20
52
20
30
00
01
. 12
v2
! '2
, 2 ao
3 no
1 25
1 10
12J
3 30
3 3'J
It 00
8 00
1 83
1 03
1 82
i
, 1 20
, 1 27
i 1 32
i 03
i tfj
, 1 30
1 40
. 88
i 80
i 75
i 70
tij
1 25
i 2 60
1st sort
ltd sort
Shipped by Kxpre.-s,
State aud Vermont,
Ashes, fots
" Pearls
lrried Apples, plate and Vermont
" fluuis, " "
Cherries,
lleans,
feas.
Seeds,
it
Flour,
Wheat,
1st quality Mediums,
u MarrowlntH,
.Marrowfats
Canada
Cloyi-r, per lb.
Timothy, per bu.
flax
f xlra Western
('"111. tt. gni.d St:.) a-i'l West.
Western Wi ter Vi into
Ued and Amber, 1 S5
Mil. Club and Amber Spring, 1 40
Chicago Spring 1 45
Mixed Western, sjund" 1 20
" " ' uusouud " 1 26
Yellow and White Western 1 3u
Kai-ternitnd Canadu i'2
Wuatern and Stal l ta
I 25
Corn,
Oats,
Kye,
Barley,
Wool,
1 42
bo
77
72
08
H
16
2 25
2 00
1 -25
i .W
14
11
13
1st qual. Saxony lie ee,
and lull blood Merino,
Com. and Native,
Mixed,
Hags,
Honey,
Potatoes,
Mercers,
l'each Blowfl.
2 26
1 AO
3 60
Hi
Itt
16
" Western Reds,
Green Apples,
Turkeys,
Chickens,
Duuki,
(leeae.
0
10
N. B. AU correspondence and question! cheerfully an
swered. Remarks Ilulliday weeks are generally dull ones in tho
produce and provision line, transactions are limited to
tbe actual wants of consumers, besides the old years truus
actious must be closed up, accou Is etc., adjusted prepar
atory to commencing the uew year. We wish all a happy
New Year.
Respectfully yours,
W. S. McCLURK. k Co.
S. FREEMAN,
(SUOCSlSoa TO T. 0. FHIltHT,)
-DEALEH IN-
WATCHESj JEWELRY,
SILVER & PLATED WARE,
IMIVCY GOODS, CUTLUItY,
And etery thing pertaining to first class JEWKLRY
AMD FANCY UOUDrt STOKE.
(JKUVEK & BAKKR'S
SEWING MACHINES.
Justly acknowledged f. lie .'.'e liKST FAMILY HIiWINU
MACHINE now In use, as its rapid salemosttruly proves.
ALSO
Machine Thread and Silk
of th best iiualltv.
WATCH AT7D JEWELRY REPAIRING
Attei.ded to promptly r.i d intlie best manner
K.KHKKMaM,
(.'i.rncr cf Ma'n ind rUate streets.
Uontpeller, October , l"i ;(.
Vermont Dentr-t! and Sulli
van I ail road.
" fW A - jwdyia. ascrstr &iv?mi
Wl.NTfcK ARRANUhMENT.
Commencing Denmbir lith, 18b3.
Trains Goiug South mil' Knit.
Lesvf .Vontpeiici at S 40 a. h., 3 CO i. !. and MM" r, .
Mail Tm ba.ia St. Albans al 6 ,15 a. m.. Hurlinc
I. 7,00 a.m., roinirciiiic at While River Junction
and bellow i'liiis Willi trains f..r Huston, Worcester,
iniiluilli Vermont Valley K. it. lor ;-i'r. upheld ac-l ."tv
York, ;irrr. -ne hi .'-.V.v Veil ill Ii'.,1"i e. m-
Iav Eirliuss l'hi:H Irnves I liidelibiir!'1! Rt 5,110 a.
h Mntitre:n al iA'ii a. i . iUO' e t'ui:n a; i'l 15 m. 1i-i
lloo, '!( ;.nd .New VorU.
Nl'lHT Kv I'l.ts Tc.1 v le:. ve.i Odelr : 'IT' at 1 1,H0 A. . .,
Mnlllie U a! 3 .00 r. m., i'l'll i 1'oiril al 5 t. r. M. :lriiv
iiit: al hir;.u at f. io &. m., ciM.iiecliii .u lieilovvs Taiit
wiili I lie.-!ii n !:. K. i.r Hc.Ui tirl Wi iculer anl v, -.'
V n i'. it! V :t:i I! K. U-t u';' !.l . , aa.l 'rivmis
j in -N'-'-v i-rh 1 n't. i.
1 i'.-. r a.; i . ; .. - i , 5i .I.:. I 8t
l.riiv M : .t, -I. : ai J .1 j. '.. 1 I 00 . -i.'M r
5a5 ,-. : .
Da I.M'lit.-f 'iim..-. :.av- llo.-!itL al
j White .iiver Jun.-ti. i, ill 1,1.' : - M'.'l . lolia:.
i M.,i'ur.M ut.e I, (imb'ii-liuiKh, l.'liieic. anil the
., ltd
4,. '5
tli-i
making eior-e conhet.iioiH.
a 1 1. 'i'k.i'-, i,.iv" il.-iin i 7.0 : 1 -i i'1--v ell
and at 7.t'U i. m, via I.; : n :,i f oi Kw ' '' l.-:ivr
I Spr.nfieli'. v.' T :vi .-. i'. il.iv s Fail a! '' a r. M.,tW
I tit. Jolt tiljn; , I: u i , . 'i l ivi! inid r-- 1 .ns i,i,d oiLe.
I ( (!: y.yvv. i ii..s C. i -. :i "it naa. lu , ' i' in? a. t".
am'. Ilnrliiiii n, :n lv.lii i . m f r St. All"' Vt
; i'tHt I 1II..M I'l.-.i N leh V.-3 'U-l'.oV- : I'll ill. 10 "O I M
j leveivini; ;.a: -rjr-r- iroin Xeriuoiil Vnii;;. li. It. h-.ivilic
.Ne.v Vori. .-i li! Io r. m., .tlul Irt'iii C aolii re u. li.
ii'.i'.'i m ':'i'-;ioi: at 4 (j'' r. h. ri'i!iv t 'im :.t
j Win e lllver .lillli'tii'l. v.iin t.n'n ieav-i".' !'oloii at
T' O1!'. , ::r: i !!; lit ,l'lt..ai;' ii; it, ,'j.U a. .1., I. "lines
j'l.ilil 7.15 a. m y,i,;r;.M i,: 0,! .. :. lod in lei.s-
buit'ii hi !- M. Hi til ll.e Mail Trains cotiiio t al While
i liiver Jiinctli ;t Willi I'.is-uruitsir Ki ;u.
:.:lei-ini:; lai:l :- I- Ii I liel v,l til ! ,,e I, Ii Ii 1. i-v.irr-
' I in- r i-'-1 '. ' ' .. , i Ii V ' - .', . , ! i , and
! Ur. e' I'ot t i d pri.'2'n- d.
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i i1 . l iii. ' ,. a - ..i it : .
Ml.
! i: A' T 5 S T II !
J. G.DeFO: Rui,
J ) RUM A .' K XT I.Y i,c;.u ., C ! KLKA Vi .will ; tr
1 form nli niit -1 ;-i L i o ti s .n tfi' i-t-Ii ftluit v i!! bo of util
ity) in a NEAT AM' M'l: Wilt MASM.II. J I'.K l it I SM'.K T Kl
lii'iii tint- to a In!! :t't u. aia vi the : iy- now in practict,
Gold, Silver, or uleaiii.ttl KuMji'I' Work,
All oi' v. 1. loh ;n i ri' iiitfti to c c ;tlif it of i -n, t'r.c.s
accoi'dinij: io ihc n nurc of the but .aw.na r.tAS'j.s- ,
AULE.
Tcclh Exlraclcd Wiihoiil l'aiii! i
,i:tli. r l,!on.frt,: "iiperstiled by the
Kitrou-J GxLde, or Laughing (J: ae. '
l!K J.ll. Pi rnlli.iS ' l!,e jiiea i.i-'-' of niiiioiineinn
lo I lie pi'U'.c that he i - ? : 1 1 1 - in i-i-"rlii'- Nil HOI'S j
liXlliE " i- I.Al'iiiuMi ti ! ti. - ' . wl.ich ;
hejs enall-i lo j
Exr;u-t Ttffit Without T;, av
Uniikt? ( iiioriilVriii aud Iv iter, t'u'a (.ins is m-i feet.., 1
harinle.s-i, and Joi's riot, likfMho.e ji.'iiLm, I-iLvt- any uit- ,
jileHHiirjl t.'irots iil'ter iithH.ini; it j
I'r Cuiton of Biufkiy:. n v a:, the head ol tl.tr " Colton
IVutat Aftsociutioii." of New York, lor ilie e.irae!:oii of
teeth, who iri uudoi.b'e ii v the mn-t r u.-r ou ii. this
Country in maKin ;vt.d u.-imr t'.i. i,is, itftt-r &n exjieri
enee '1 twenty years, lu-nrs the mo-t liberal ifstiinony
in t'av'-r of its ureal a.uvesrt us an unethehe.
Mr has atiininish-reil it to tiiOu;inds of iVrsons of ev
ery f;radA oi con-tiiution, and variety of temperament,
without a sinule instance of liarm occurring.
'J'he tollowii.g certifl' aU from lr. liixliy, is reipeolful !
y aubmitti d :
CERTIFICATE. j
THIS CKKTIK1E8 that I have jiiven full and L finite ir . !
Ktruotions to i'r. J. IteKurris of Chelsea, Vt., touu'-oj
and administer t' e .Nitrous (ixidt-,urkt 1 uln nr tit's-. M
as an anesthetic for the Extraction of Teeth as used y t
Dr. I'oltori ot New York. i
'J'he advantages of the (ia& over ethr ini chlorulv rm
are j
Fihst. It is jierk'ctly Jiarmleps. .No injury was ever
known from its; inhalation. j
rCoD. The Gas produces the most erfcc( inscsi-!
bi!ity to rain, -title itavoids the niiusea and biclii.ess, tu I
Bay nothing of ihe iJan(?n", trom Mher und cliloiolnrm I
I MiHi. The (.ias is pleaant to inhale, having no d:s- '
itrtjeahie smell or iaste, and the effects all puss off withiu
two or three minutes, leaving the person feeling precise- j
ly as before inn ilini;.
Fourth. ll can lie vriven with safely (if pure) in alt
sorts and stages t f disease. ,
I have jiven Mieh careful instruct ona to Dr. l)tKorris,
that 1 havn no doubt lie can make a pure article ol Ga 1
and admiuisu-r it w ith discretion and afety.
ar. bixb v.
OlFice at the resilience of Wm. J. ''ahbell, Kq., of
Chelsea, Vt. '473m
WILLCOX Sl gibb'
Family kvwag Hachine
Price with Ilttmiier hikI Keller 10,()OOgCi
$100.00
rj'HK W II.I.Ci IX k (UMTS Kamiiy Feivini? Machine, is
J. the be:.t Maeliine, wiihout reeard to j.rice for
lint;, 1 li klu k, l ording
It forms a Hat. even M am, which will not rip in wear
even when cut. at freouent iiitei vnis, nml mukes the tieht
est ami ruosl elastic seam, for Full I loth, i f any Machine
stitch.
A peculiar feature of th is machine, which deserves par
ticular attention, is a Fat e ntpw Dkvici, which prevents
the poanihility of setting the needle wrong anil Oae which
prevents the .Machine being turned wrong.
The Willcox & Oiub's Hemmers and Kellers are the on
ly really practical Hemmers in use, and are worth one
half of the price of the Machine, over all others foriami
ly use. They form a narrow, light hem or fell, far nicer
than can be done by hand. Tne Needle isvery short, and
perfectly htraight, enabling it to sew through hard thick
seams, or gathers in hard cloth, where all Machines using
long or curved Deedles utterly fail.
The feed has no tendency to draw soft, light goods down
into the machine, but will sew Limn Cam u Rio perfectly
It is acknowledged by all who see or us. this Machine
that it is the
Easiest to Learn to Use and Keep
in Order
of any Machine made.
" After much wear, and many washings, the stitching is
found to retain all the roundness, evenness and firmness
which are so much admired at first." iVeui York Sun.
JCJ" Send for a circular.
JAUEd WILLCOX, Manufacturer,
508 Broadway, N. T.
A. A. Stimsom, J(jrnt, Montpeller.
Montpelier, June lMth, 1803.
For THIRTY YEAKS liss received the Favorable Ree
ommemUtinnof the FUlll.IC, and been USKD AND PKE
St'KIBKIJ by the
FIHST PHYSICIANS IN THE LAND
AS TUB
BEST REMEDY KNOWN
For
i'lrk Headache,
Nervous i icailaclie,
Dispepsia, Sour Stomach,
Bill oih Headache, Ditsiuess,
Costiveneps, Loss of Appetite, Gout,
Iudigestnm, Torpid ly of the I. iver, (travel,
Kheumatic Afflictions. Piles,
Heartburn, Hea Siokness
Billioui Attacks,
Fevers, Sc.
For Testimonials, etc., see pamvhlet with f aeh;bottle.
MtSCFACTUKED ONIT BT
TAKItAVr V Co,
27H (ineiiwieh Mre'i, New York.
ff ti rll III all TO tti, hist. Fyl
OK a superior iii illty re still at J VV. CUrks Carriag
Lstablishmeut, ilootpelier, Vermont.
BUY YOUll
stua'LJus
"j .r- "vfi' . , -
f
. V ! ...
O T 2 V li.
TO THE TRAVCiiLTiQ I'UBLIO
1)ARTlF.s tiDIMi W F.S 1' will timl i: ti their i.Uvih
lo call ..:i the uhsC'il.iT, or iriur: at ill Vf
where infc.l niation may he hal. in irocuiinj: Ticke
ALL I'UIMS Wh-T
VIA. Vi KMCMT C'jjNTr; Al) OODt;
iiUKGH, KUTIND V I'-Uf'J If.G
TOrC, AinU VOiiK CKTv 'J't'AL
Kaili oia!.'-, arid J .AK CI1AJV1
i'L.Vl.. tsXLIAAiiUto,
,V6' TUV. B.OYi'S'.Vk Iti'ii'l
llie -t.'. ' will i i' I y lee lil.oc lioii.c thai tli.-j
ha-.e lliei. . ..'mj 1 1 est lion. I. .tj.t-lU-r vr
(els,
ts .
Not be roni'iunl to a it y One 1'nuti
Any infoi mat ion tv.iiil- il rc-to
e al oe rol ce
ii l.e pi-elnpliy
a.M'ess. il to me by letter or nth. rw;s
etleicle.l t.).
Z. il- "llUi. Ki i.t.
rfontp-lier. r-'i-l't, 2, .!. ..'.wiif
s. 5
20'S
II ;; St i p."ar,v (.f t'.f Tr-., w.v v nut y.-f l'Ivcii i.ut
i cf av:v i i t n 1 1 1 'j in wrIMr.'.w pni,u!:ir l.-tiii f"r
Salt- at I'tir, ami until I'.t'U-r l u diiv's n t io' has ( n 1
i;iwn, the wmifr-itK'd, a Arri'ii! ir tlit i:-- i.f tl.e
Vif.l.tls v.. II CM!itin:.' tu :-i;p'iy iho pi. Mi-.
Ti:'1 v.h-.Ie am iiiut c( I.' "in h'T!,--.! ii Kivt iluii
drtit Mlliu8 it HoM.i'ri. Ntai ly l . ui' !Iuh-r.iI Millu-n 1
havf l.t-t'ii alrt aMy .iUfrr i" ii !'ir ,in 1 pa: I i'i!'j th" Ir' :
..ry , h.mc-U v it I. in il.f last sc vn in-. 1 1:-: lar.' li.' -
iiiaiitl from abruavl, una the rapidly incf a.iiiiL' h -m - 1"- 1
lutiuii fur uso as the bdib for ciri'iiiatinn l y National i
Dankiiij: " ociaiion?, tinw c-rsnizii k -n all part- of tf.e '
country, will, in a v.'ry hori ju-ri'id, al'Hdrb ihr balant,'.
Mali's have lately ran'd frnin 'en to fifr" n tnith-Ti.-1
wffkly, frt tjiiontty t..:o-,ii!1f; thice mdl;i.i,s dail , and a? '.
it is v t'll knuwn that the M-cntary oi the Tr-.iMiry hat j
au.ple and unfadii, rt.-.-cuit-' H in lU I'utus a..d Impure i
a nil InU-rnal Hi wn is. and in th-is-;:e i.' th In'ervM
Bt:'arinii fi Ti-ndtT Tr 'asury Nutfs, it is ahiiust a cer-
tftinty that he will not Und it nrc sn y, ! r -i lon time
to Ctime, tu srek a market &t any t th'T up ir perma
nent LoHtia, tl t' Interest and t'rincipul of which arc pay- j
able in (lulu.
Trudetice and self-iut-'ferft mu-t 1 rce the uin Is of those j
contemplating t!ie formation of Vi'.ifinal IUn(t nK Aso
ciatit.ns. aj well s the minds of .-11 w he have idle moii.-y I
on their hands, to the prompt C'iH-!n.cii that thry ?hrtill !
lose no time in subscribing to this I.fian. It wdl Mb -a Ik- 1
bey. nd their reat h ard advance to a hand-nme .r( mi , I
as was the refill i'.h the ' reveu Thirty " I.o.n, wt.fii
it rus all sold and could no Ior.-r he uh8cnb.d lor at j
l'ar- ... .!
It n? a mx per t ent, l-oan, the interest and I rttnipal
payab.e in Coin, thus yielding over Nim per ('tnt.per
annum at the prs-nt rate of premium 'n coin.
The (jovernm'Jiit r-'ijuire-- all itutirs ou Imports tu be
p.tid in Coin; Oie.e dulks hav, for a lon time pai
amount--1 to over a
Quarter of a Million of Dollar ilnily,
i f-ura nearly thre-- Iim '9 greater than that r t qui rl in'
th' payment of the interest on ftti th' 5-'JuV aod otlicr j
pei man- iit Loan-. ?o that it is hop d that the mi pint ;
Coin in the Treasury, at nu di-tatr. day, wi.l e rtbie the ;
L'uited States to re. time spre e paiim nts upon ail liiluli- j
ties. I
The Loan It calkd 5-iO from the fact that while the li nd
may run for twenty years, y-.t the tJuv rniu- nt has a ri;;ht 1
to pay them oil in tit. Id, at par, at any time ;tf er five 1
jears. !
The Interest is paid half-y nrly v z : on the first days j
of .Vov'inber and May. j
Subcnbers c.in have Cimpun Ilnnd1, which are I'ayalihi '
to bearer, and ace $M), HH). $.'io(), an 1 . 1 .UOu ; or lleirt
tered bonds, of same (b nominations, and in add'tion, 1
$5,0 hi nnd $10,000. Kor Hankin;: purpuras ainl for iiiv-r-menN
ot 'i'rust-monles, the Kenistertd Don'ts ar jrettr- 1
aide.
These O-SO's cantut be lax-d by States, Cities, Vuwns, ,
or Counliea and t he (nmnmeut taxuuthein is only one
and a half per cent, on llie amount of iiirttr, when the
Income of the holder exceede Six Hundn d Dollars per an
num ; all other inreslmei.t', S'ich ub income from -Mortgage-,
Kailroail rtoek and Bun s, etc , must pay from
ihre io live t er icnt. tax on the tnco.ue,
Banki and Hankers throunhout ihecuuntry will contin.
ue to dispose tf tlie Itonds ; arid all orders sent to us di
rect by mail, or otherwise will be promptly attended to.
The inconvenience of a f w days delay in the delivery
Of the Bonds is at Limes unavoidable, the demand heinK
so (treat ; but as interest o mmences from the day of bud
Bcription, no loss is occisiined, and every effort Is bring
made to deliver tne Bona as promptly as possible.
FISK & HATCH
B1MHRS, IND DKALIHS IK ALL
Classes of Government Securities
AND
V. S. 5 20 LOAN AGENTS,
38 WU Street, New York.
CT Deposits nd Bankers accounts reoeired on favorable
terms
By Btocks, Bonds and Gold boujht and sold strictly on
Commission for Cash. - elbr&Mlm
FUUNITUHK
AND'
CARPET
WARE -ROOMS.
CONSTANTLY SUPPLIED WITH A
WELL SELECTED STOCK
or
FROM THE BEST MAN UK A (.'TOR ! EH, AND OF THK
.r,vi;sT ,.i oici:vr
STYLES.
Pur ilnsers are invited tq eiamlne this stuck. '
Montpelier, Oct. H. nfcwtf
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company,
NOTICE OF ASSF.SSME.VT FOK lf03.
T'HK Meinliers nt the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company arc heie y liotifleil Dial the following assess
ments have been made by the l)ir.r on all Noies iu force
oil the billowing i!.)3, t" wit:
August II, ImU, J of one p. r cent.
f?epientber 1. ' i
Oetoher '0, ' J 44 '
Ueeeuilnr Irt, " j " " i.
January lu( f: J ' i i.
February 17, i. n
.March li, " ( .i .-. ,i
April -21). " j .. u ..
May li, " j u i.
June V"i, i it .i i.
I . , , .. . '''' 2i i r c. f.,r thr u-.M fail,
l.lg .ug.1,lh.,X Mi,.l.c,-...,a,-t,eca.tpo,;tt,eorig
inal.lu.uint , ,;,!,, , ..s.,:..ul r..L.,!,,.t. l(,
M.,l..i..,:cnt s-arid '..' ... loth" Tiens.ir.-r. ,-it hi, Me
in M . in 1 1 i.-r , .-n or I- ll.e lilii day ..I del., lvij
' M. nil.rr-of t:.,. ('..mi .my will ,,, t),.. ',,, lh),
utatives .1. ei io :!,- Legi,biiure, or Local A-iua of
the ('..mi any. a .ini. -!. mme i:.e iill,...,i,t of a-c-iiirut
' ilue from i. iicli i'--. clii-. 'y i ,i.i.( th. -y r p.tr:it'iilitrly ile-sll-.
'l to Unit tin- m ... y I .r 1 1. - ,i ,, s-:n. nl, i loi-w.ir.led
" ' '"lav in im- l-r. ri.- !i-.-ra-ntt muit I- .al when
.Inc. Tiio.se ho I.. ll ll. ..- lo pav on-hl not to expect to Iw
panl ll t li -1 1- .ro rl h I -;r. v. .1 .v li -, , A lif.le attention
, to tiiis on tne part of Co- M- iul. rs ol the Company, at the
proper t.ims will ave th. in expense ami ;r,.-ili... sec.
S Act of liii ..r.oi-.aio.i, on your 1'ohcv. which will ! en
i I' red.) ,. I. im i;-l,.iN, Treasur. I
j Mont..iier, Ac'. lis, ln.i.
I J j The Ml ' ', i -1 1 rs o each we. ki 11c . :.p. r i h t Ms Slat
are r.-.!i--....l to !.. ak.vv u..tic- three we-kssuo-
.ecs-ively in th.-ir r.-speetive papers lor which three dollars
' will he pad on j r.'s.-niatioii oi their lulls a: thi llice.
"IT'
t ! h t Z t n
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c' ;!ii' 'hiiih-fi'i's Btn.i-
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A 1 .-1 1 , . i f ... .i : i.ivn r, i li t ' 1 1 1 1 1' 1 u r i" ,
'.':'! n 1 ;!. V l,.lii'inriil i tots, (new etylc
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A'.vo th.- c-. .,- n .1 I'M' ,ii- .T, r.r. .:, I.e. i
i --ie r.il .i . r in i i . '. . ' .
Uoys' Jii'.l .Mi.-m's ),,. ' hi, 1 S'loe.
We are the s-.U- ,:i.. .ufa' ii.r.-rs on
IM nuicr's e lc 1t a t e d Patent Las.
t't'STDM lii M i'I'S MADI-: TO FIT.
'v'c cin't . bet in Style, Quality er I'rh-eri
A UKNKUAI, ASSORTMENT OF
HOOTS, SHOES AM) RCiilWR!:
forth' '."rade lit t!ie I.OVVKST I'KU'KS.as um!.
t' I- K A S K i. A '.. I. .
J. C. PAGE,
Tho 1: est. Cheapen', nml most suecesatul i'ani
ily 1'nper in tho Union.''
A CoiuiiUK I'it ioiiHl IlUtol f tilt 1 lines
HARP ll Ii ' .a T.V ilUKLY,
M'l.l.MHlil.V ll.U MliAlKl).
rrh-i' SU( t-nts uniiur .: to a liar
t'rilirul .Volirf nr ih I'r
Irs )re.-li Ieae . il- cli nr ty j.t . j-y ent. riiiiiiliiir vurie: y
t. mi-re tiut jus! or liciniui. upon ih.-iiilln-i.ui tiietiiiit'V
tseieiiitutly w.itii n uml iti.tructivr nrticles, uii'li s
al.li- corrc..f.niiiieiii'e 11 J ' coniloiu. lo iniike it fie m ulel
iifu-iiuoer ol our Loiihiry nml one tout every l.unily
mn-t pi .ze. III. Ciinitfi.-eil w.okh .-si 111 in m ry oi rnieii;ii
ami lioiiiclic liiti lii 11 u,. i, alu..;.'li. r , ,inrior lo Uiat
entiliiiiieil io si n v otiiei join mil. itciiiir .iil.!i-ln.il. too,
in h lo: in lor .r.-.-n ;iiu u nml iiinain. il tuki-u cure oi
us H de.-erve In he ll Mill he lotiliil m lnti re uurs as
mhoine h ro Hi ..in ion tor the tutiulv i.uii liriMiie a- tlie
lillV on llil'll li mi. li . -t em-e i.-".V. V Hi mini; I'ott.
We v.ollllt hot So ol:ell call litleotlon to llnljer'n
Weekly it we v-re not well uti-i,eu ilmt it i .- M.- hi ii
h'limiiy l'n) .i i' .'i.i, ; oi ':,i,,i .' -.I.'. ., unil tor that
riM.-on. mill tioii uiuiir. we .hsiii- t.. M. ii umlertiiiue
mill rool out a cerlain kind ol hierut lire too nev,ileht,
w hi h tiltnit-th? linens ol it rea'lers. vitintes tlieir
tiist'lors n-ihle ieii.1 in', ami is .:liea-ly l.ml iu its t
l'ects. -.'.. l.mil-n A 1 vii : r .
Wherever we go "i iail-curs nnd tc.iiiihout.--w e fiml
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ami iluce, ai.il events, his paper turni-bis the hestil
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painters, anil publishers are turned to dust - AVw York
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" lilt. MOT T'S
VEGETA13LL LIVER FILLS
are composed entirely of
Chemical Vegetable Extracts,
mostly from plants irrowinir in our own country. Some
oi these plants have a direct action on the
ii i v e; it ,
others upon the Skin, others upon the KiDNtvH, aud
others upon the
Bowels and Lungs.
it is by a
Perfect Clitiniful Combination
I all tho-e Extracls that these I'iils are made to poH
essthe most extraordinary ellicacy lor curniK
All 11 i I ions Dhcases.
Livor Ouiviilnixat.
This oiH. ae is inoie piev.i eni iIihii jieop e have nn
idea ol When Ihe I, iver is ol stmc'H or iMiictive, the
l.ile I-ini ore in. (I i his impiiie bile is innieil into the
Secieilons ol . e s,(ien,j lie const ii.ei cu Is, an uu
In ii lilr complex i. .ii, ,.r a "ellnw in ss ol llie kin, attend
id with pain in llieriejit sulc also over tlie
In ulili I -lilailf, I osi of Appitl't- Slid I'lfsll,
lillliOtillll, t'OKtiVfllt'Sh, Ac.
ir K. N ScoviLL if M iii'i'lief la lleneral Aen
lor the New Kiinlm d fitatTS. All ordi rs will be ad
are. s (I to him.