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RECOMMENpATICNs.

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tCeuitcat- 81 Or. Perry Portsmouth, v. Hl
PoRrssoUrH, September ~, lSt9
Mr., Y. Moore, Agent for "Wnne's Hair Rsstor
alive dear Sir deem il my duty 10 state some
itrts respecting The inesjirnahe value Of Whites
Hiir Restorative. Several years ago sher severe
NJ OF si,Euess my wife los, al Of her hair the scalp
appeared diseased and the hair sisx out harsh ard
uneaseh, About yea ago, by another fl Of sick
ness she lost all oil her hsfa seconi time, and ff
i"Ag time ihtrr ~as apparently no action 10 the
'calP. After various Applications va. induced 10
Try the above mentioned Restorative and at er
he use ola few boiiies her hlir has grown ont as
lhick, asluslraus, and AZ brau'ihr color ever
FuGhsfnnfe, for hong iiW- | have ben afflicted
~ih nenraisic aud oIhrr pains In ny head and I
have ionhd II "a. h--t external remedy I have ever
WED can ih.foi,re che-rsiiy recommend II To all
sho are afflicted az above, IN. best article have
ever sesh, Most respectfully you're.
4 PERRY N n
hs-V'se,snd - z WHITE Lrss'l, rs.s s. ~
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LIQUID SOLDER

EOR welding China, Glass Marble, porce.
Il lam and Eafthcfuware. Warranted in
soluble. and TO Withstand hcat--the best aI,i
Gle ever inscs'.d, Tor sale by
Is SPENCER.
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The Poor Mans Friend,

Edward Young Cabinet maker - Caiypr,t IN II q
year " was iniircd l., plank ialuc on my leg ,
IT 'ansth II I" sven and tecnme iniau,l, aud caus.
ell Tie ~ tt awful Ulcers AID sores that dGrd Tho
SIN and treatment # The len hysic,ausci Quehto
the place OF my Ur'iurc al ihat tue, ht. Doug las
one ui he most popular surgeons IL QnabuahSAo
cd mr there Was little bore IT ny ttct,cty ttss
came TO Boston. my lintl wee t'w tsicih :.
- applied To- Dr Fhrlts l.. lti,d hs .kNII,t
withcn, any success and Was then Induced to call
ulnn nr. Warren " ho gave me me rcli.f hu, alter
some time grew quite htarir',d. n, limbs were
almns, ii mass Of sore. fforr my knees down 10 nv
ankles. scarcely allowing me- IT, slr'p DAY ur
NIGHT. had read a great deal about Russia Sslve
but having used So maHy advertised pns,rs and save
and tried 81 many hnp- that felt little interest in
thu EdsTia 'il'e although repeatedly adv Isrd by my
friends to try il, was too skrrii.al to 10 IT, Al
length man brought me box Of Russia StIva whic h
] applied In my limbs AS the directions implied.
really began 10 feel sensation peculiarly pleasant
ainut my raging sores. went dnSn To R.dLing 4
Co.'s > state street. aud b,uehi two husrs ! have
u-ed 10 all nearly four "xcs Of this great sslve my
limbs are nav, with the exception "f the scars a.
perfect as ever they were The ulcers have healed
up the sores have all disappeared, and hesitate not
to say that by the time have used the uu box Of
the Eussi, Silve. | shall be Cnr-l. | consider my
Of he seyerest tests the salvo could poss
encounter.
would add that having the save In my house
and member OF my family suffering very much
from Plies, ! recommend ihr Use OF the Russia
salve, and which cured them 18th great rase, and in
a very brief space OF time.
Yours very respectfully,
EDWARD YOUNG, IS Carver ST Boston,
Orders should be addressed,
REDDING co.
4o-ly No. > State street, Boston.
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HOUSE FOR SALE,

THE Subscriber offers for sale his house
and Lot, situated in tie South part OF the
WALLACE of Rutland. and conveniently locat-
ed for almost any man Of business. The
house IS bull, of brick, is commod on. AID in
good repair, aud will be sold low. For iurth-
sr information inquire 0: lhe subscriber.
= JOHN GUILTY.
Rutland, Feb &c, le52.
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THE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery Of the Ace,

Did you ever use Nc.
Allstef's All Healing
Ointmenii Certainly
you have for there are
few IL aoy, who have
!, not ayailed themselves
~ its curative qualities.
81 only needs a trial 10
I oevince the persons US
ing IL that IL is really
Fand truly the hest ami.
Gle extant. Enquire 81
the tens Of thousands
who have heen la the
constant use Of IL and
theywiiIadytAs You pey.
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To avoid impositnn II vii he nrressary see that
DR.. JAMES X. CiliLTGN'S CERTIFICATE as well a.
the signature "t brS J. Townsend 10 on the outside
wrapper ri EACH bottle
W-S"ld by n. SPENCER, Rutland and by all
The principal Druggists and Country Nero hsa,s
throughout The United 81 sies Cansdas DC.
urProprelors' office 50 NASSAU STREET in
the building nrmtrly occupied by the South Baptist
Church. New York. 2e en-
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WINDOW CURTAINS.
LIBERATION.

\ LARGE and beautiful assortment, lust
y received n, SPENCERS.
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The Immense and increasing t~ma nd for Dr. s. p.
T"wns-hds S,rsapirlla has mad. il necessary very
much to rHlarPe the operations oimanulsc,ure Me-
at nal substances are used in incredible quasi tiles
and as each ingredient requires to he carefully and
accurately tested the proprieoIs have found IL ne
cesar! 10 place the Compromising Department in
charge Of compete0t and responsible Chemist one
whose scientific reputation viii he fun ruarante q
public confluence. Dr. JAMES X. CHlLTGN has ss
suHed this duty.
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-'ere'sn remedy fnr all dlseases Of the scalp. II
gives Tue Hair brilliant, glossy ius,re, silSen tex
tore ania healthy vigorous appearance No Lady
t"i,ct eau lie complete ilhout ihis Indispensable a
tfrl
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trunks, 'Nis,s, Hats, Gaps India kub~f
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Toyt,Lsr 18th Br.nrg ..nid, and tlnid
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sr all II shrb VII be sold io~ i"r ossi'
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,o. I&U
kn.and. fnear the Depot April /, ISL
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PORK.

jast isee.Ssd a, L,aioH 4 Gs.sss
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Principal Once. Ia1 FULTON 81, = : eF''''.
For sale by n L.. Spencer, Rutland
L. Case, Brandon. ", r, Russell, Middle
bury. e. G., Nichols, CaS'letnn. A J. R"'
coc, New lIavsn Daniels Il Moor, Bus'A
w. s. Sprague, A. &. Spear, Burl'ngt"" &C.
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ner, Windsor. eIT
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Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET
ss- Price 80 Cent per Large Bottle

Containing tho Certificates Of Remarkable uI'' b..
the high estimation in which tins Medicine - Lex
BY the Public Press-can be had of the Agen'' '"a
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1h's Extract put up in quart battles X il
Sif times chc"per, pieasantrr, and narran
ten superior 10 any sod, II cnres ni,hout
som"'ng, p"rging, sieheming, or dsLiiita.
ting The System.
We have manufactured 500 OOd bottles Of S,tss.
pdrIla during the past year and are row putin. IN
at least 1000 bottles per day using Of the sar1a
inrilla root IN one month Than all the other nlanuac
turers Of SarsaparilIa Ia On. year Df y. p. T,vus
he1ds Sarsaparilia il warranted 10 keep for any
length OF time in all climates his Extract has W.
en- more OF HE following diseases han all the ol hui
advertised medicines iogcl her have done ScrofIla
or kiug. Evil, obstinate Cutabeous Eruprions Pm
pies or PusI ues on the face Ho,chcs III les chronic
sore Eyes. Hing Worn, or Te'tei, Scald Head en-
tIgemen and pain Of the houes and Joints .,u,boIu
Ulcers Syphiltc Disnrders Lumhaeo SallrheuIn and
all diseases arising from AN nIudc nus Of Mercu
~ AscHes, or bropsy, exposure, or imprudence in
ne IL invariably cures rheumatism Ind, ion or
dyspepsia, Neuralgia. general AID nervous Debility
rn,pltation Of the Heart, Liver Complaint al d Infa
maicn Of the Kidneys. Ladies II pale COM pie zion
anh consumpt,ve habits aHd such are debiiitaied
ny those ohStructons winch females are liable to .
areresioredj by the use Of bottle or two TO bloom
and yigor.
The Rumher Of diseases me NJ iohed alovs n, cured
ny TINS preparation Of Sarsapiria, may seem larg.
out weare, yerheless, prepared to prove, by an
extensive array of certificates that such is the fact
Aracion OF the evidence which ws<1ossess ono srn.
ing each disease, would be received by any judc ial
tribunal as complete demon 81 ration II must lie re-
meinberej that all this rieh,Gil array of maadies
though appearing IN an endless variety Of forms and
yet similar In their origin ard Causes for they all
sprihg directly or Indirectly from corrupt founts
" the blood were in pure, healthy and state
u would df've all these complaints from the system
and chrohic disease would be impossible
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RESTORE YOUR HAIR

200 ASKS NAILS. 400 TONS IRON
Ju~ received at Lau,lon g. GraVes
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PAINT 4.
WEST RUTLAND, VT.

DRIED APPLE. CHEESE. BETTER,
AND LARD.
At I.andon e. Graves.
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Have tested it's efficacy and Thousands more are ~"
under treatment aud not solitary case Of 'saf'
has yet been reported Volumes could Is htsi
with certificates O! those Who have leeH rs'ns
non,ly cured.
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Containing no Alcohol.

The best and strongest certified medeclne III
the world for the cure of Dyspepsia in all II
forms-such as headache, heartburn, habituai
costiveness. acidity Of the stomach, loss Of aap'
petite, asthma,piles, incipient con SUMPTION DC,
bilty arising from protracted fevers, iever ana
ague, exposure TO heat or cold, old age-and
diseases arising from imperfect digestion, or
deranged condition ofthe stomach. 1t is also
an excellent remedy and not surpassed oy any
medicine in use, for females suffering Uterine
or nervous arrangement.
Among the numerous and highly respectable
certificates, we refer 10 the following:
Prof. A.A. Hayes. M. D. State Assayer.
Fitzhenry Homer Esq, Boston.
Hon. Myron Lawrence, Ex Prest. Mass SEN
ate. -,
Hon. l.. H. Arnold, formerly Gov OF Rhode
Island, now Member Of Congress.
Hon. VIM Woodbridge. formerly Gov. ol
Michigan, now u Senator.
Hon. ]. T, Morehead, formerly Gov. Of Ken
lucky, now U. $. Senator.
Hon. ]. F. Simmons, U. S. Senator from
Rhode Island.
Hon. Samuel S Phelpe, U. S. Senator from
Rhode Island
Hon. VIM. Upham. !" {" I"
Hon. Solomon Foote, Member Of Congress
from Vermont.
Hon. H. d. Foster, Member Of Congress
| rom Pennsylvania.
Hon. M. L. Martain, Delegate in Congress
from Wisconsin Territory.
Gen. A. C. Dodge, delegate in Congress
from Iowa.
R. P. Stowe, Esq. Clerk in the House Of
Representatives. q
G. Trowbridge, ESQ.,, Detroit Michigan
Geo w Jones, Esq, Surveyor General. Du-
buque, Iowa. ~
Joseph Hoyie, Esq. No. rs Wall street, y
York.
| Many other individuals Of the highest res
pectability can be referred to, who will con-
firm all that has been said iu favor Of this in
valuable medicine.
DR.. Geo. B. Green, Proprietor Windsor, VI
Reed. Bates g. Austin, Wholesale Druggists
No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston, Genera
Agents.
Price 81 per botte. six bottles for S5.
CAUTION-Each bottle of the Genuine
Oxygenated Bitters, will have the outside
wrapper printed in English, French and Span
ish, with the signature Of Geo. B Green, Pro
prietor upon nhree sides, and in addition ,
finely engraved label upon the top Of the bottle
with the signature OF Reed, Bates & Austin
who are the sole General Agents. and to whom
all orders must be addressed.-for sale by
i'll. McVEY g. Co.,
Portsmouth Ohio.
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Ko..u.h welcon.ed y tAe ssnale.

Nf' WhHHlNnAONl ASSNSs - |
The resolution extending welcome to |
Kossuth, was debated at great length by
Messrs. Mallory, Badger and Seward. Inc
question was then taken upon Mr.. BeTriens
amendment, extendinga welcome to the as
sociates of Kossuth, when 1t was lost, BY
nays 26, yeas ID. ~.
The second branch, declaring BY this wei
come to Kossuth, Congress did not intend 10
intimate an intention to depart from the
policy OF intervention, was also lostby
| is yeas and 26 nays.
Mr.. Shields then moved substitute for
the whole resolution, the one first introduced
BY Mr. Foote, and afterwards withdrawn.
Mr.. Borland moved the following asa sub
stitute for Mr.. Shields amendment:
That the Congress of the United States,
in the name and behalf Of the people OF the
United States, do cordially sympathise with
the people Of Hungary in their recent hero
ic struggles; and in their present tmisfortunes.
That it recognizes and cordially welcomes
Louis Kossuth, late Governor of Hungary,
and his associate exiles who have landed on
our shores as worthy representatives, OF their
country, andso invite them to the Capitol OF
the Union, and requests the President to re-
ceive and entertain them as such, in such
manner as may be appropriate, and that the
sum of -- dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated at the disposal Of the
President to pay the expenses Of the recep-
ton and entertainment Of said guests du-
ring their soiourn at the Capital.
/ Upon the question Of the adoption OF this
amendment, It was rejected.
Mr.. Shields anne ndment was also rejected,
by yeas Is, nays %.
The question was taken upon Mr.. Sc
wards first resolution, which was as follows !:
Rsaolued, That the Senate and House OF
Representatives in Congress assembled, do,
| in behalf Of the people Of the United States,
give Louis Kossuth cordial welcome to the
Capital of the country.
It was ordered to third reading, by yeas
33--nays 6, as follows:
Bradbury, Bright Broadhead, Cass
Chase, Clark, Davis. Dodge Of Wisconsin
Douglas, Downs, Fitch, Fish, Foote, o.
Miss, Erwin, Hamlin, Hunter, Jones, James
: King. Mallory, Miller, Morris, Rhett, Sc
: ward, Wade, Walker and Whitcomb-33.
NAYs-Badger, Borland, Clements, Daw
son, Steston and Underwood-6.
This result called much applause from th'
gallery.
The resolution was then read third TINT
: and passed, when an adjournment was order
ed until Monday, and then, after short ex
ecutive session, the Senate adjourned,
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Lola Monies, Countess of Land.feldt,

AVio mVhtoS9 NOuHtesS Ot AanObieluts
This female, who is now in New York,
stated few days ago, in conversation
with the editor Of the Tribune, that many
bad things had been said Of her by the Amer
lean press, yet she is not the woman she is
represented to be; ifshe were, her admirers,
she believes, would be still more hume rous
She was very lively during the whole pas.
slge from Liverpool, and does not appear to
be very favorable to Kossuth, whom she
thinks an austere and distant man. Lola,
the Tribune adds, is not masculine woman,
but rather slim in her structure; she has
face Of great beauty, and a pair Of black
Spanish eyes, which flash fire when she il
speaking, and make her, with the sparkling
wit OF her conversation, great favorite in
company. She has black hair, which curls
in ringlets by The side Of her face, and hel
nose is Of pure Grecian cast, while hel
cheek bones are high, and give Moorish
appearances to her face. She expresses her
self as fearful that she will not be propeyl,
considered in New York, but hopes that
discriminating public will Judge Of her afte,
having seen her, and not before. II is de
MED that she has taken apartments al III,
New York Hotel, as previously announces
Her agent applied at the Astor the New
York, anddhe Irving, but they were all To-
full to accommodate her. II Is said that Al
found a Judgment at last, at the Hotel b
Paris, in Broadway. ,a.1...S
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Kossuth as an Orator.


The speeches of this illustrious martyr are,
of themselves, a conclusive evidence of great
ness. Generally, if not always, extempora-
neous, they are as fine specimens of impas-
stoned eloquence, uniting vigorous thought,
clear reason, and condensed style, as can be
found in the orations Or speeches of any mod
ern orators. He seldom ever uses notes, rel.
les upon no promptings, resorts to no foreign
phrases to elucidate his meaning, and makes
no preparation beforehand, save clear and
digested understanding of the subject he in
tends to discuss. And yet he sways his au-
dience like first class speaker in his own
vernacular.
Take the following sentence, in which he
was describing to an English audience the ef-
feet of one of his addresses on the Representa-.
tives of his own country, and where will it be
surpassed in that vignr of language which
while it delights the mind so arouses ant
thrills the passions!
"Three years ago, yonder house of Austria
which has chiefly me to thank for not having
been swept away by the revolution Of Wen.
ma, in March, 1848, having in return, answer.
ed by the most foul, most sacrilegious con.
spiracy against the chartered rights. freedom,
and national existence of my native land-it
became my share, being then member of the
ministry, with the undisguised truth, TO lay
before The Parliament Of Hungary the i'm
mense danger of our bleeding father land.-
Hear, hear.) Having made the sketch
which, however dreadful, could be but faint
shadow of the horrible reality, | proceeded to
explain the alternatives which our terrible des.
tiny left to us, after the failure of all our at-
tempts to avert the evil. Reluctant to present
the neck of the realm to the deadly stroke
which aimed at its very life, and anxious tc
bear up against the horrors of fate, and man
fully to fight the battle of legitimate defense
Scarcely had Ispoken the word-scarcely hat
| added the words that the defense would re-
quire 200,0 900 men, and 80,000,0O0 of flor
ins, when the spirit of freedom moved thro
the hall, and nearly 400 representatives ROSE
as one man, and, lifting their right hand to-
wards God. solemnly said, "We grant it
freedom or DEATH" (The solomnity of ges
ture and voice, with which Kossuth uttered
these words, produced powerful effect OF
the assembly, Thus they spoke and thert
they swore, in calm and silent majesty
awaiting what further word might fall from
my lips. And, for myself, it was my duty tc
speak; but the grandeur Of the moment, ans
the rushing waves of sentiment, benumbet
my tongue. A burning tear fell ftom my
eyes-a sigh of alteration to the AlmightS
Lord futtered on my lips-and, bowling low
before the majority of my people, as i nov
bow before you, gentlemen, | left the tribuna
silently, speechless, mute. (Kossuth herr
paused for few moments, overpowered By
his emotion, with which the company deeply
sympathized. Pardon me my emotion
the ahadoio of our martyrs passed before M,
eyes-Iheard the millions of my natipe LAM
once more shouting, Liberty, or Dsathr p
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Medical Notice.
DIR, HIRAM G, JONES,

NENDERS his professional services to the
citizens Of Portsmouth and vicinity. By
strict attention TO the duties of his profession,
he hopes 10 merit and receive liberal share of
public patronage.
pOfIice over the Drug Store of J. L. Nc
Vey & Co. Residence at the house Of Mr.. S.
P. Drake, on Third street, between Market
and Court.
Portsmouth, May 26, '5l-dwtf
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BOOTS = SHOES.

II PREDIGER still continues the BOOT
/ and SHOE business, in the build
ing of John Clark, Front street, and is
prepared to sell Of his own manufacture for
CASH, anything in bis line as cheap as it can
be purchased west Of the mountains. All or.
ders promptly attended 10. Work done with
neatness and dispatch, and warranted
Give me a CALL, and encourage your own
Mechanics.
Portsmouth, Feb 10, l85l--45yl