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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar ED, (by Telegraph barque
Muriilo, Mnot, fin Boston. ADV LIST, ship Marion, for
Philadelphia 23d.
Observation-Disclosures to sea 29h, barque Marcia
EDGARTOWN-Ar2 stb, sch Eagle, spotford Nav
York Tor Portland tand sid 29th. In port brig Eagle,
Grafim for Bath Sch Potomac is on the railway for
repairs.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar lst, brgs Casda, Goodell,
Cafdenas for Boston Union Mitchell, I'm Curacao via
York for Portland Kedron, Carney, Providence for
Thomason Florina, Drnkw ater, York fol Portland;
schs Mary Miller, Lynmire Philadelphia for Boston
Lucy White, Hall, York for do; Clio, Huntey, do
for Portland Delaware, Holbrook, do for Portsmouth
Leo Jameson, do for Thomaston.
BOSTON-Ar Sd, sch Abatross, Wilder, Boothbay
Cid schs Convoy, Murphy, and Massasoit, Ihompsol'
Bath.
FALL RIVERA LIST, sch Borden, Bearse, Balti-
more.
PORTLAND-Ar Sd, sch Geo Davis, Pearse, hence
for Boston; sip Peace Hobrook from Wood Island for
ThomasOn.
EAST THOMAsTON-Ar 26th, barque Jeddo, Mil
Ter, Danarscota; 9th, sch Nourmahal Cooper, from
Boston. Sid 9th, sch Mealluc, Simonton, N York
SEARSPORT-Sld 23d, brig Science, Curtis, Boston
$50 reported
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A short time ago. contractor upon the
Kennebec and Portland Railroad, between
Bowdoinfam and Richmond, very suddenly
disappeared, and, with him, some four thous-
and dollars, belonging to other people. -Br"''s'
& Tops. Auu.
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Calliopian Society.

An Address and Poem will be delivered be-
fore the Calliopian Society on TUESDAY
Evening, March 7, at the CITY HALL, COM
mencing at o'clock.
Address by T. D. SEwALI, Esq.
Poem by CHARLES II. CHAMBERLAIN.
The public generally are invited to attend,
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The editor of the Liberty Standard ac-
knowledses, with lively gratitude, a donation
of $15 to purchase buffalo coat. 1t comes
from the ladies of New Sharon. Is the editor
sure it was the skin of the buffalo, and not Of
another animal, which they recommend him
to wear ken. Journal.
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Special Notice.

UHIS il to certify that have but in Bath
L and that Mr. ALBERT G. PAGE is my only agent
for the sale of my Genuine SarSopardla 4 Tomato Bit
ters, and ct her medicines and all persons wishing
tices of this kind will be to ret the genuine by
calling on him. FREDERIC Known.
Boston, Feb, 1648
N. B.-Beware of counterfcits and mitotons-the
market is full of Them. lyd96--lyOaml9
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"THE DEAR PEOPLE"

AS the Times is so in love with the dear
people," would it not be well to inquire what
it's candidate for Mayor and what its candi-
dates for Aldermen have done to make them
the especial friends of the people,
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SPOKEN

Feb 49, lat 35 80, Ion u, in Straits of Gibraltar, and
was parted with the 18th, barque Francis Watts,
Barnes, FIN Messina for N York.
Feb 49, off False Cape, brig Percy, Fountain, Al days
fin Mobile for Baltimore
Feb "a lat SO 35 Ion 70 90 barque Rainbow, of Gar
diner, 4 days FIN Charleston for Boston
Feb %, 5 Shoal of Nantucket NNW, so miles, bflg
Motto, of and FIN Portland, . days, for Cuba.
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tY~The Boston Traveller has been enlarg-
ed. The Traveller is one OF the best papers
of the kind published in the country.
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t-g@The peoples Press" has been enlarged.
The Press is good paper. and we'll worthy
the support of the good Wings of Somerset
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t%Our readers will see by s. D. 11aley's
A Advertisement that if the ladies intend to
n,prove the privilege conferred on them by
Inu III hA,tII
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DAILY NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MONDAY MORN, MARCH 6, ls4S.

a. Citizens can have the Daily Ttibunelettattheir
residences or places of business, at SIX CENTS
PER WEEK, by leaving their names with the
Carriers, orat the office of publication
~ Single copies ONE CENT. to be had al
he Pu blicaton Office, or of the Carriers
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rYRECOLLECT that the Polls are open
at o clock to-day. BE on hand at that hour
to vote for Wardens.
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Terms of Advertising in the Daily Tri.

Eightlines or less one or two insertions, o0c
Eioht lines or less three Insertions Soc
Eight lines or less six insertions, SOC
Sixteenlines, or rethan eight, one ortwo
insertians, 5Oc.
Sixteen lines, or more than eight, threcin
tions, 62c.
Sixteen lines, or more than 81 ght, six inser
lions HOO
A liberal discount will be made to yearly rquar-
teriy advertisers.
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.

MOVEMENTS OF TIE STEAMSHIPS
From Liverpool From Boston
From New York
Hibernia, Ryrie. Jan 29............Feb2o
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Room PAPERS.

Room Papers.
pHE subscriber is selling ROOM PAPERS ut a
L grsat discount from former prices. Those who wish
to buy Room Papers cheap, will do well to call at the
Bookstore of REGbf.N SAW Elk
2 Doors North of the Elliot House
'NHE subscriber is constantly receiving new werKs
from the publishers.
Received this morning:
Percy Randolph, by Mrs. Go,e.
Madsons Exposition of Odd Fellowship.
Chambers Miscellany, no IA
REUBEN SAWYER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-10
What the South say of Gen. Tay-
IOr.

"The Northern wing press claim Taylor as op-
posed to the extension of Slavery and, stll
warse, that he will never veto a bill incorporat-
ing the Wilmot Proviso. Whether this be an
eectloneering game or not, it is the same to
the south. The success of Taylor will be claim
ed as the success OF anti-slavery doctrines. Fill
more is proved, by the reports of Congress, to
have repeatedly voted for the reception OF abo-
lition petitions, in opposition 10 Butler. The
wing candidate for the vice presidency, there
fore, comedies TO Congress the night TO eglslate
upon the subject-a doctrine which both our
candidates have expressly repudlated. We
therefore again hoist the flag OF Cass and
Butler, to ballc for southern rights and the dem
ocratic cause"
Thus speaks the Jacksonville (Forida) News
which first raised the Cass flag but took il
down and put up Gen Taylor when he was nom
mated. 1t now returns to its first love for Cass
and the above are portion of It's reasons. II
abandons Gen Taylor because he is III favor o
the Wilmot Proviso If any of our Wing friends
think of opposing Gen. Taylor because they
think him to be against the Provso, let them note
the above fact.
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VERMONT wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNALS 4tUGUsT 49, l84s

the retreat of Capt Polk to 40. A few days
since Col Weller appeared at Medina to make
known the platform of Locofocoism, and Blanot
requested him TO give bis opinions on the Ore
gon question and upon the right of petition
The gallant Cylone was too much confused to
reply, although silence prevailed, and all were
anxious to hear what he had to say Blanot has
since published card, boiling his party. The
card concludes thus: "Tho above
questions, perfectly fair and submitted in good
faith, were pocketed by Mr.. Weller, and he new
or uttered one word in regard to them Now, If
free territory and the right Of petition are to be
abandoned by the Democratic arty, and lis can
ddate for Governor does not even give his opin-
ion on such questions, am determined 10 dbdn-
don The party wliich has fallen from lis high eS-
tate anil become a ,oorshipper at The shrine ri
Slduery, and with cheeriulness will | give my
vote for an honest Southernor in preference to a
Northern sycophant of Slavery. therefore 90
for Taylor, Fillmore and honest Scabury Ford.
JESSE d. BLANoT."
OLD ZAcK's HUMANITY.-On of the most
striking traits in the character of General Tay-
Tor, says the n. o. Bee, is 10 kindness Of heart.
An incident occurred few days ago, illustra-
tive of this preduminatng feeling. party OF
friends were on visit to the General, and while
in conversation referred to his exploits in Mexi-
co, and the glory and fame he had acquired by
his victories. "Gentlemen," replied the true
hearted patriot, sit may be that | have gained
some military reputation by my campaign in
Mexico, but, If | know myself | would gladly
forfeit every particle of what you term "glory,
could the sacrifice but bring back to life any one
of my gallant countrymcn, whose blood flowed
like water in the accomplishment of the victories
to which YOU allude."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-10

Making per for the year ending August 3D. lsis
Said 10 be the original amount of
note without reference to endorsements and be paid
Treasurer his office in Montpelier before the
18th day of Ocoher le being the day OF the annual meet
ing of said Company.
As usual list of persons insured in the several towns with
the amount of assessments due from each respectively, will
be forwarded representatives elect to tho Legislature
by whom the money be sent Momners OF the Company
should recoee this opportunity as II affords to all cheap,
safe and convenient way which money insurance
be transmitted aud il ia expected that eacn member of
the company om whom assessments arc due, viii improve
the opportunity thus offered. The Assessments dde in
October and in order meet tho liabilities OF the Company,
must be paid in promptly. The assessments this year are
small q "a per cent? and easily be paid by the members
Of the company when due little pains taken to forward
the money by your Representatives in the fall, will the
members much expense and trouble and am instructed by
the Directors tpke efficient enforce the coee
ton ct all assessments remaining unpaid the rising of the
j. II. THURSToN, Treasurer
Insurance Office, Montpelier, August 9, 1913.
0 Printers of each weekly paper In this State
quesed publish tho above notice three weeks successfully
forward their bills by the members Of the Legislature fol
| payment 81
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DE TRY

RR. II. ISILBOURN, having been nj Boston for
some time past, or the purpose Of pofcrng himsef in
the Latest Improvements in Dentistry, now prepa,ed 10
compete with the most Celebrated Dentists in Town or
Country.
Owing the increase Of business he has recently made
Repairs aud Improvements in his Office aud Accesons TO
ture Of ARTIFICIAL TEEr H. His facilities are CHI as
To enable him to lnscr noo Parts Of Seta OF the most
Beautiful Blocks of GUM TEETH when required at short
notice, on n NEW, PATENT, SUCTION PRINCIPLE
have resisted the weight OF Ten Pounds without ENJOYING
the Teeth. In the PuKTY OF Material Beauty of FINISH
srergh and Durability of his work he will defy compe-
ton by any Dentist in Vermont.
PLUGGING TEETH.
This operation is tho most Intricate aud Important branch
IN The science Many inclined egect their teeth un
til they are past remedy have them filed in diseased
Notwithstanding The foolish remark, So long mn teeth
filled by un incompetent OPERATOR and lose ali
confluence in the art. DR. X has examined the f.
ieen methods of plugging teeth in the cities and will Fill
them by Peculiar Process practsed by the Sklfu
Dentists In Boston, and unknown except few, by which
the Contour md Beauty OF the teeth restored Gold
so condensed as to be mpermeable the fluids
the mouth thereby rendering them Permanent for Life.
~ EXTRACTING TEETH.
The Advertisers Invariabc Success D Extracting tho
most Difficult Teeth generally known in this vicinity
that IL is almost supcihuous aude to it, He aouenty
Extracts Bud Rootswhch have been broken off and
up ny other operaorswh Ease and Safety, which only
the Anatomy of the Mouth. lie has Great Variety Of
the most Approved instruments for Anoma ious
Case any Dentist IN any OF the Cities, and pobsy Tee
nc Number possessed by Other in this State. ChlOrO-
and UNIQUE Inhaler, Invented by DR. Hitchcock tho Cee-
DRAFTED Dentist OF Boston, which obvates previous econs
10 its use.
Ladies and Gentlemen ure invited to Call and Examine
Specimens OF Gum Teeth, in Whole Sets, &c, at his
Old stand, stotrs angdons, Corner Of Main aud
state sis, Montpelier, vi. August |, ls4s.
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lie denounced The said bill rs no COZ

lie denounced the said bill as no compromise
as deceptive.
Mr.. Gentry made similar declarations. Had
the bill been put on its passage, there would
have been majority of twenty five against 1t.
After an animated debate between Messrs
Inpe, Crosier, Vinton, Bowden and others, Mr.
Bridsal made speech IN reply to Mr. Collins
and gave history of Now York politics.
The discussion on the Army Appropriation
bill was continued by Mcssrs. Cathcart, Of lndi
ana, Baily, of Virginia, Tallmadge, Newell, ant
Bragdon and The latter was speaking on the loca
territorial power TO lcgislate on slavery, at sis
o'clock.
The Army and Civil Appropriation bills were
the topics discussed on Friday and SATURDAY :
On Monday the Senate was discussing the III
mot Proviso which the Wing House has ADOPTED
in the Oregon bill.
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RAYMOND & WARNINGS
Extensive and Long-Established
CIRCUS.

Will he exhibited in Montpelier August 9-One day only
The G'eat ROMAN CHARIOT containing the fine Brass
Band attached TO the Company, will make triumpha pro
ccssion through the principal Streets entering about 10 o.
clock in the morning.
The exhibition will open at O'Clock p. NJ. and continue
open till
IL ~ cents.
The magnificent corege will comprise Colossal Char
Of followed by Thirty carriages of Animals, drawn by One
Hundred Horses.
The American public this favored with
TO far the largest geological Museum opened the Uni
ted States and the opportunity for the integen
of both to investigate pleasing science with the
Of living demonstrations The collection of Messr Raymond
WaTing has become leading feature of public
and instruction, their agents having every counr
within the four quarters OF the Globe render their estah
lishment in respect penlect and pIe emineut
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tftarkcts.
brighton Cattle Market--Aug, :

lKepoTtod foT The BoFton Daily Advertiser.!
AT market 800 Beef Catte 30 Cows Calves, 1890 Sheet
and Lambs and $50 Swine.
Prices-Beci Cao-A little better prices have been oh
tanned. We quote %: let quality So IS a6; 2nd
quality s. 50a5 Is Sd quality s. 5,2j.
Cows and Culves-Du-sales ut S2l, %, % aud S3l.
Shccp--Small lots 81 g. 81 rs, 81 80 81 p, Sl,15.
Swne-SaleI Old Hogs at &C. Small Pigs IL, "a ant
&c. A: retail from ) to 7 Ice.
MONDAY, AUG. 7.
Al Market $50 Beef Cattle, 500 Sheep and Lambs, so
Swine.
Prces Beef Cutte-Extm G55 frs, quality 6,25u6 so
81 quality 5,50a6; 81 quality SIS.
Sheep-Old Sheep 81 ,50a3 25 Lambs 81 25O2 rs.
Swne-Lcan pigs 4 Ia "a 3 IA; Fat hogs lac.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-10
SELECT SCHOOL.

GEO NICHOLS respectfully informs the Citizens Of Ber
" lin and vicinity, that he will ugan open Select School
at Berlin on Monday, the eleventh day OF sept next
tnue ii weeks
All exercises will DO instituted which calculated to
give thorough primary, well advanced Educa
ton.
From past success and present encouragement, aided nv
competent hsslsant required, hs hopes 10 give entire
satisfaction TO both Patton and Student.
TUITtON-S300.
Board obtained in tho most respectable Families, the
lowest rates.
poslia, Aug I, 1879. sl:3v'
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RWe ask roadps to run their eyes the blowing
extract from letter written by Agent for Va ugns Lh
ontuptc Mxture-a remedy sought for, than any
panucoa which has been introduced to the world.
"Wsshington, Fayotte Co., Ohio, Dec. 20, 1876.
DR.. G. G. Vaughn-Wo huve sold all tho Mixture LEFT
with us,-as much more would not have supplied the d.
mand since have been outhe trial of the ncdclue has
decided its chaaceI- tol hare great run, purchaser.
hive recommended to mgny all the county and many
this waiting to buy. You cunttve
us two boxes possible. We hope you will moi
delay customers anxious about the article. Write
aud let MS know If you send immediately.
Yours, REID & SANDERS"
Reader call upon tho agents whose found under
the Great American Remedy Advertisement. Get panph
le-study the why aud wherefore.
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HEADACHE Wrishrs Indian Vegetable Pills u
positive for this distos sing complaints bocause they
purge ON the body those bilious humors which tho
cause only of headache, gIddiness and SICK
but Of all the ills To which flesh is heir One %
of the above named Indian Vegetable Pills.
single dose, will frequently carry off violent attack OF
headache and, in OF long standing, perseverance,
alone wanted in order make of every description
Of headache.
Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills also aid aud improve di
geson and purify tho blood aud therefore give lie aud
vigOr the whole irlme.
Beware OF counteIfcis of all kinds coated with
made resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine Ths safest is purchase o
the regular only OF whom may be found IN
village aud 10 the
{JTho GENUINE for sale by S. X COLLINS g. P. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN IL DANFOETH, Montpelier.
New Eus land Office, l05 fremont ST. Roston.
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Alarria9es.

At the Episcopal hurch in this village, the th inst.
by Rcv. Mr. Manser, MIR. Ahanasus Nicholas OF III" city
Of NewYork aud Miss Cara H. Langdon OF Montpelier.
At st. Jo rms ChWch, Hghgle, on the morning OF the
9Th July, the Hon Ira H. Allen, with Ms Frances h. Far
sons, of Samuel w. aud Stephen 5. keyGs, ESQ.
Ia Chelsea by Rev. MI Hill, Mr. David Long OF Chelsea
Mas. and Miss Lydia Walker, of the former place.
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Arrival of the Asiatic Rhinoceros

Very recently imported and added this collection.
The magnitude Of this enterprise scarcely be npprecia
ted by the public. The abor and anxiety
sequen 10 its capture and transportation ncacuabe.
THIS is the second Rinoccros brought alive America
und the third or fourth shipped from An. This supon
dOu and formidable creature arrived from the East lndies
consigned To Raymond Waring, since the Monagero
menced the and of has been but
Gently udded to their collection 1t is in fine order, of the
largest size and Notwithstanding its capture, per
fecty ducie. Although the noceros is uniamabe, he is
neither leocious caniveTous lie is found in tho mashy
places of Asia und Africa, Bengal, Sum, Laos the Mogul
Dominons, Sumatra, Java Abyssinia and the Cape OF
Good Hope His skin resists the ball of muskot those
of lead become quite fiat the hidcand the iron ngots
cannot penetrate through il,
The specimen here offered for exhibitions ,aS los.
measures ~ feet o the end of the the tip Of the
tailhe circumference of the body very nearly equal its
length Some idea of the prodgiOus weight and bulk of this
creature may be formed from the fact hut six of the strongest
horses that could be procured necessary to set IN motion
the enormous carriage in which he is Gagged.
What renders the exhibition Of this curious animal OF pc
cuar Interest, Is the fact OF It's living over single
season out OF its native climate aud the almost nsurmounta
bic dlcuties attending capture. Encased ~ his coat o
natural armoT, mpervOu to rifle ball speaT the khnoce
% Is Stunned by the bodest hunter and tho most ierocious
Of beasts destroyed by him.
Messrs Raymond and Warng would respectfully announce
to the public that this occasion they will have M oppo
nity Of witnessing the novel and during performances Of
Miss ADALlNA, who for her courage aud ntrepdIty ha.
gained the name of the LION QUEEN. she VIII enter the
GREAT LION tanner, under whose instructions she has
been taught, to practice this almost suPERHu MAN Emil
BiIloN OF seposessun fearless address, and indomab'
courage.
In the of the exhibition Mr. PIERCE will dive
h grown AFRICAN LION, haInessed TO u Tnumphal Car
ul list OF all the various animals embraced IN this col
lection VIII be found in the bills at al. The Prncpai places
public resort.
inesburgh the 18th, Burlington the 10th, Richmond
tho l7ih, and Waterbury on the 18th August.
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Vermont Central Railroad Company

NOTICE IS hereby given that OF ten dol.
lars each share of the stock in this Company
authorized by vote Of the Directors in May last has
laid by The Directors payable tho first day of September
next and further Of ten dollars
share, payable on the 18th OF Sepiemher next.
Payments may lie made AT the Montpelier Bank the Wood
stock Bank, the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of
ton, Vt tina office of the Treasurer No. 81 Railroad
Exchage, Boston.
Per order, sAM'L II. VALLEY, Jr., Treas.
July %, 1913. sI:3w
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WANTED.

THREE or FOUR first iate TAlLORESS ES-none other
L need upply. Apply immediately:
Mammalian Aug. 9Th, lsle S2:3w
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FIREI FIRE II

III members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany are hereby notified that the following assessments
been made by the Directors all ia force the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-10
NEWBURY SEMINARY

rV'HE FALL TERN will commence August 2fih and
continue twelve weeks The Board of instruction will
consist of Mr. JOSEPH y. KING, Principal Miss =. NJ.
DYAR, Precepress; Miss 4. e. CHASE, Teacher of
French and the usual number Of experienced and compo
toat assistants.
Early in the term class will he formed Of those design
ing TO tcuch, who will be addressed occuonIly by gcno-
from abroad interested in the Teachers mission.
Board, Washing Fuel and furnished Rooms may be had
81 80 per week At the Seminary Boarding House. Couve
nent und pleasant may be readily obtained hy those
ptcferrng TO board themselves.
PRENTISS KNIGHT Sec'y of Board of
Nowbuiy, July 10, le4S. s0:3w Trustees.
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DcatI)s.

IN Montpelier, July 25h Rhoda B. Templcton, daugh
of Isaac Templetou, aged u years.
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10000 Yds. COTTON GOODS.

STORRS & LANGDON will sell out their COTTON
- SllEErlNGs, &C., Mt down prices for Cash
ly Nice fine 40 inch cotton at Sixpenco per yard-sono
kind MS has been selling ut II cs aud others III 3p5nion
Aug T. !elS. 81
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Rogue 0long Yatchong Tea,

Strong rich Black Ten--a powerful antidote for Dys-
IA pepsa. Also, all kinds Of BLACK and Green TeH-for
sale Cheap for Cash by 81 G. W. SCOTT.
DICH IUSrRE BLACK SILK Tor Vsiies and Mnntil-
IA las. Bpk silk FRINGE LACE & GIMp Tor trimmings
For sale ,y q. w SCOTT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-10
SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL,

and follows by few days Of this article il is
far bore other preparation for this disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See Pam
phist.
This disease is purely Of the blood the action OF
this medicine, is speedy that the Piles, whether inter-
nal external, will lie cured by its in few weeks
Hundreds perhaps say thousands rve been per-
fecty cured in the Of three bottles Of this mix
tre, and this is produced from the action OF this
panacea upon the blood it is likely to he permanent
Than nrodu nd frnn, form Iips