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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-28
DR.. E. MENDENHALL's
U~NRIvALLED MEDICINE.

effsctual Famil He'd icine known
r foul stomach, costiyeness, all billions dis.
easesand sick headache, use DR.. Mechanically
Sanativc and liver Pills.
For Liver complaint, dyspepsia, kidney com.
plants, debility, nervousness andal those weak
eniHg diseases in females use DR.. Mendenhall's
SarsapariEIa and DandeIiOn,
and Sanative Pills. 4
For coughs, colds, Group, asthma, whooping-
cough, and bronchitis use DR.. Aiendenhalps
Cough Remedy.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains bruises
hurts, quinsy, sore throat, scarlet fever, cramp-
%clOIic, spasmOdic cholera, and all pain, whether
interanal or external, use DR.. Mendenbalps
Imperial Liniment.
For cholera morbus, dyarrhea. fux, summer
complaint, and all looseness in the bowels, use
DR.. Mendenhalfs a.
Dysemtary 4alsam.
For worms of all kinds use DR.. M~endenhalI's
Worm Syrlp.
the most ~efectual Worm Medicine known. lssif.
For all distractions, in females, use DR.. Men
denhall's
SarsapaFiIIa and DandeiiOn.
For Ague in all its most stubborn forms, use
DR.. Mendenhall s,
bAgUic Pills.
For sale byW. T. Whitfield. Eaton, and by
Agents throughout Preble County, 0hiO.w
Oct. IL, 1854. Sm.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-28
EATON MARBLE gKOP.

THE Subscribers now receiving direct from
l. the East, large additions to his fornaeT
stock, 'ofthe very best Of Marble; and having
in his employ superior workmen, be feels
entire cODfdencein giving perfeetsatisfaciion
TO all who mayfayor him with their patron-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-28
MONUMENTS,

TOMB TABLES, Or HEAD STONES. Also
Furniture Slabs Of Foreign and American Mar
Bile. Also, Window and Door Caps and Stills
fot buildings. All work sold very lowforcssh
or country produde at cash prices Persona
needing work in this line would do well to
call and.,examine m stock at the new Marble
Depoton East Mainstreet, adjoining the Eaton.
Bank. ,sg5p9st,4m s91r2ys9syS
b JOHN b. MILLER
Eaton Jant3, 1S53.-tf. grr n !
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-28

PURE and No. l White Lead of the best brands,
for sale by J. 7. Brookins Il Son.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
jNnrrinar5.

10 this ,illsga, December 95tL by Rev. WIN n
i'otd, Hon. '. n Bulge Of Rmndon, end Mr. Ado.
laide ihrgdon Of Montpelier.
in Cornwall, DE. ~, hy Rev J. A. Rent NJ,
,hafe. u. snedisy, of Geneva, Wisconsin, 10 Mis-,
LS dia Mead, OF CosnwalL
nt 9aftOn, by Rev c 4 Feuen, Mr. Iosenh L,bo,
OF w aldeni and Miss Jula Leazr Of Walden
n 70 pfshgs, neeembtf 2Oth, Mr.. David Avcril, Of
barre TO Miss sally Camp.
10 Nosaiton. December 18Th, by Rev. &. n Dtste
Ne George w. Foggctt TO Miss Elirsheth n. Bafrott
both uf Hoyaiian.
In Barton, November % h, Nj ss,pet F,,.,,b 81,
81 J,hn. bury and Miss kttiah Ftench efCluve,
IN G'osof, Dec. l9th, Nj thlfies 4 1 Mann or
Ham, Co. Gesfgia, end Miss Caroline r. Dsnsn II
Glover.
10 fsitiec. Decsmbet 18Th, Nv Rsv.IM,t.h. WIN.
w. cihley and Amelia > Matey, both Of raitl.c.
10 Chessn, December H. by Enot, ntl. - o.,
his own iosid nee. NJ. Charles naon. Of Nontbrd
anh Ni's Helen Stanley, Of Chelsea Also. he tho
same II me same tine and plice Nr Zetsa n,t.n of
No'thhald and Miss Lucets STANLEY vt Chelsea Two
others and two sisters.
IN Cnboi, hS Rev Geurgs ssvefance Mr. David
Ggtld nnd Mis- Sophia D.. Mbucher.
10 .stmnfa, Nov aOid, BY Calvin Gihson. F,a
ton.
In Morgan, Nov 3)ih, BY Rsv.I. :. ciarl NJ, wm.
~ hsnsef Of Morgan ana Miss Lurina u. Moon Of
iu DERBY, Dec. 18Th. bs Row. A. Norcso.s. Nj. Prter
huisg and Ai4s Phebe :. Human, both of DERBY
A. NTwrufi, Dec. 70 b. By Hcy. W. Robinson. Mr.
OF Newport ''
10 B.-ton, 18Th inst at Tinity Church. hy r. Rev.
lishup Ls.tHura, John Wallace. l.u Of no.t on 10
Ne, Anl \. hudgeman, dsuehist VI lhe late Eu.s.i
"nagcmuu. Esq. 81 iioftwiek, ".
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
Jf!ark&tS.
BOSTON MARKET,
For the Week ending Dec. %.

ASHES. 90 Same as last week.
CORN EXCHANGE The Market
maintains very high prices for -four and
notwithstanding the very tight money mar,
ket. holders are moi urging sales nor disposed
10 realize except at very full prices. The
receipts have been moderate and stock OF
all kinds quite light for the season. Sales
of Western, Genesee, common and fancy
brands at same prices as last week. Cana
da -four Is in fair demand. The arrivals Of
corn have been quite small for week or two
past and considerable advance has been OBJ
tanned in prices. Early in the week ives
tern mixed and southern yellow went at vi
9Sc, and subsequently sales IN lots TO the
trade at 81 o. pr bu. White has been
sold at 80 95c. but is now held at ! pr bu.
Oats in steady demand, and sales to some
extent OF 60 % pr on northern and wes-
tern. Rye scarce and last weeks prices are
fully sustained, sold at 8 As pr bu. White
beans ia good demand at 81 SO 2 25, the
latter rate for good marowfat, which are
scarce.
HAY. There is much inquiry for ship
ment, but the stock is small, and sales only
in lots at $40 pr ton cash.
PROVISIONS stock Of pork con-
tinues very light, and prices remain quite
steady. No variation IN prices Heel re-
mains without change, and has been IN
steady demand Lard, Boston and western,
in bbls, sells at 10 lie, cash and mos;
in kegs. at lee pr 10, mos. The arrivals OF
hogs have been considerable and some sales
at "a a 73c pr ID, cash. The demand for
butter has been good sales Of common and
choice dairies at 20 25c pr 10 and western
and Canadian at lisa 20c. Cheese has been
in steady demand at 20 lie.
WOOL--The demand for Fleece wool
Y very dull No change in quotations
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
DfatbG.

H. iieflin un Monday lf.', Rry. Austin naren, Ps
t"f ~ IN" Congregational church in that town. nnd
IN, n .' hsl.lofd' 10 NE rtt'r eg d IS ss,fs
ta'hr' hifen vac enineniiy good man, anI an &c
eeriahie and faif hiul preacher OF ihe gospel
10 hauu, peermHef u, icre niah sr,th, seed e0,
also Dec. ". Joseph Richufds, Hrrd e.. Dee u .
hfs Martins u. wife Of Ausus.us Smith. aged a.
=, IN Noithumbe 'lind, n. A., November t. Seth
bti' I'q woiihi and inHusniial inhahitnn Of the
i"wn hom hii birih 10 his deAth, ged about 20
A. ~ Alhius Ba, suddsul,, A. the ,ssidsoce Of
Nn9.o" titsi NJ VIM. u. Wilkins, Of Harrington,
Geo B,kefsdeid Nor. 97,a, cart. Aloe. s,.,.. "a
- We was"ne Of tne hrst settles OF hafun rear
ed family of eight children sovea ui whum survive
mon ,ge,,hei Win 81 sisnd ehildfens and 10 great
60 berkshire. on ihe 1871 ut Josiah Wheeler. g.
W Llfuars, December "a, Mrs nsnuah VIII Of sic
.lrn iuesef,nsed ~ yeaf. New YORK and Michigan
10 Pitnfeif, H., Iuiiu. u. re.hy. ,op IF f,moel
900 Aaeim De.av. iofmsry of Hiid9or W. aged p
10 Narha'h on the i5,s instant. Nsr,hal : Rich.
ftd-Ha. eyed .T selfs.
Go Es,si o., On uc ,s.rirr If 500 iuh i,.,. Nr,.
Marta J. Nrfn ll..agtr ~ wife % Nlss o. Aa,a. a
GOT dius.tti q Nn.ua -.tt Cftt,a 'lo.sor OBJ. .ora'
90 ca'sf. N.,4s,rl % th.se Al n,.a. ..ea 10
g. J,He., Iir. Wissr.ia. Na, o. af,b.,-,i.c.
OF f's con-. N' laha rayr, nf ira,i Peg, -e.d =,
81 Well R.tet. Dee. D. D.. aver laar 0,irf. q
'rtr..'' we Nn" 40, "le cot h.ne, q He, E-g
g. c.e'.-a Dec 10 80, nsi... r.tl-.a.. laos.
" -mu' g. ,foos '.te 90 th-i.-s 'fed % year..
g. MtafHtal SO nos. 40, Ntt. Nafhaa D-nifoU. iag
mer'f 81 Ns'a"ni-h 'c'ssot = 9 dia. e-ss4d i,a 70
ia Ar.,os. oh. q ..3i. ores.st ooo. o.,...o.
"a fr"'oH, soa OF Li~Hd tali.si n.arl.,
Doc taaia The sh.a q. r,uria =. Nos. TO- nor.-, A..
miHsioa, l. ilfn'rit cot % asl proprietor o.. us
Ha'rot Adsr'u.rr 49, Aunnit.e ~a. tle oilu.i
ln racirm. l,c 3, M.,.tr i,c..It. .ta.e of The
1'n is'-' N'ffIi. US eesf . ,snf-. ..HH.ts Nf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29

Providence. Dec. % The extensive cot.
ton printing establishment known az the
Manchester Prut Works, situated in
Smithfeld principally owned by, and under
the whole control of Theodore Schroeder.
was entirely consumed BY FIRE on Thursday
evening
The total loss - about 100000. The
insur nee on the buildings, machinery,
copper boilers, drugs aud packages, Is
$4,000. There was insurance on the
goods for Si7.i00 in Boston, aud 81, $50 in
Springfield and Hartford.
Washington, Dec. 22.-Col. Steptoe was
yesterday confirmed as Governor Of Utah,
upon the assurance that he will resign hls
commission N the army He IL to enter
upon the duties OF his new station immedi-
ate.y.
Florida Senator - The Legislature Of
Florida have elected David l.. Yulee. Dem
crat, as u. 5 Senator from that state
.NtJraskl.-The population is ascerlained
to be rising 1000. NEBRASKA CITY grows
fast. Several wealthy Vreinian- with stock
end slaves bad lately arrived there. The
South intend TO secure Nebraska and Ksn-
sas both, they can TO slave ls0or Shoe
makers blsck-mths, brioNl yer-. bfickma.
kers sud lumber yard are wanted At l.eav-
enWouh Cottonwood sells tot $50 per
Thousand aud pune hooung for S65.
We are glad 10 learn hat Governor
Royce, who has been seriously indisposcd
since his return from Montpe her, has almost
entirely recovered 81 .iibans .ueswHger.
Dsaib from n, III cis Of Ether -.1.aGay.
Thursday, De ~ 1854. beautiful
young eid, II years Old named Weaver, be-
longing To Sohohafie County, was operated
on 10 the hospital here to day for a tumor ~
the neck. Ether was administered. when
she tainted. Sumuleuis we're then gwen so
as 10 revive her when moro rlh was had
recourse &C., the operiIon WIS proceeded
with, she was completely Supplied aud tot
long afterwards died. Or. .arsh, assisted
BY DR. Ornsby and others, performed the op-
Grafton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
NJ wovDEs HE MAS 1uiNSru
Read and Jndge tor yourselves.


csHuemeus Having esF~ufntsl flc her.htiti rf-
iect. ct ~ iaut's ei~hfatad Liver rrll. Ifssr
gfsai plesssfa "a f~cun.nsndi s'nrata fo1 no I.
ie.l wsosutst o sa-ias th-t thrs "s ee'fa'n ,o't
CO., Liver G. ar ,,eis and st'ioas drease' naficf
row dG.calt 81 lag .iiaiing .aFseH ga. afa'eied
With thi, dtsatf,f tse.se ,of two ,rsr aal OBJ how
thsnkfui { .a ibst tolii Of these rus ur-ha,
q one or our a ot. ihfoo bote. sni tefsie had
dui.hcd he thifi .at ~ts oeus ,lotss curei. itlun
believe that boz iof peet MsLsas'. ti.er Pi.. J.
shouid a4re boon ia nY st.sei boz a.. is,I am now
auo,tus the best ct heath 50 Nand istrs witness
o. 60. emese, ct ns MeLANE's LiVsR PILLS
ne.lies recovering ny h@4iih, coo,ilrr ihlt have
saved 90 nueaui some iwo of three hupifrd uoiiai'
physician. fefs
its te'timouy give with the .foat q pleasure,
sod hui'e a do soaisihia. iosafd. u,akHg ihe,o
,a'slashis Pm. known 10 au Who sfs sus-iias viii
liver complain..
WILLIAM HISS, Trasrie' ia Western y. Y.
r The above valuable feuo p, ai.r ID. M'i-,os's
Celebrated Yefniiusc, con uas be bad %, al Tho
spseish's Drug Stores ia nj. city.
~ Purchasers vii pi-ase ls cafefli L, ask iuf,
and take zone bsi Dc. DI'Lane's Liver Pills
The,s so ohsi P.ii., psnotuus to be- Liver Pulls
ng~ before be puliio. t2s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29

WoSDEsFuL DIsoorsKy has Iecenll, hrru made
by Do. Curs 81 tn. Guy, 80 tho treatment of Goa
sumption, A.thma aad all Diseases o. fte Lung
We Teei to I)r. Carts's HsFssaa, or fshdiiHg Hg-
Rtsa JapOr aRd Chory SgrEP." Win ihi- ueW mefh-
I'd De- a. has restored m tay afflicted ones 90 perfect
hraith cvidaace OF which he has Iunumefa Table
esdihnates. Speaking Of the teatment, physician
iemafk. Ill Is evident that inha hug --eonsiantly
bfeathiuE al agreeable heains saP"f, tss medicinal
properties must come duret contact with the whole
Of lhe ndai cavity Of the luag, and TINS seaPe IN"
auy AID variod change. produced upon tnom whea
fodgood the mach, aud sui 'ced TO the process
OF di1cstiou The Hysesua O. for al nf FRED.
SMITH, Montpelier, Va aad al ~ The druggists
shfoushou; The oouauy.--Froa tao Neg York Dutch
nan ef Jan. n.
ssa advertisement Of Medeased lnhsiaiioa "a saoth-
column oi tins paper. l2J
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29

STATE OF vEaMoNr, Ia P'oha,e coun held at
Washington District. - Montpei'r ia aud fer
said Disnri on the 18Th day Of December A. u 1854.
4 EWIs CLARK, a:uardian Of DAB Henry. Martha,
u and Della Jones, minofs. residing "a Waiefhsv,
in said dis,ic and Of Rufus BaTe', miaof, ,ldng
In Mora New York, makes application 10 said Court
Tor license to sell the following described real estate
Of hi sad wards, 10 wit; the Interest OF said wards
IN the real estate OF which Samuel Jones, late OF Wa
isrburs IN said district, died sisrsd Including tho 10
version Of the wifows dover therein, said estate be-
ing The home iarm Of said deceased containing about
hundred and thitts-hve Of land and buildings
iheieon situated 10 Waterbury Aforesaid rePIesent-
log that the ssle thereof would be eoaduic the
interest Of j. said wards;
WHEREuPoN It ia ordered BY said Court, thatfh
said appi be referred TO session thereof TO be
held at the Probate Once. 10 Montpelier, the 10th
day 81 JsnAp. lass ta hearing and decision thereon,
I'D " IL fuher ordered that notice OF said application
aud OF the time and place Of hearing, be gsee to all
persons intestad by the publication ihereof three
weeks snecessiveiy in the We moht Waterman add
Stats Journal, a newspaper priated at noatpele
presiaus said time of hsang, that the msy appear
a. said time and place. II they see cause. and object
! 10 the gr@niiag Of the license applied fof-
by The Court.
Attest. 7. n. MERRILL, Register.
is;ss WIZ Attest. 4 n. MERRILL. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
rIycr.s Rocl, Kosc.

Hssf what the Rev. \. +. AHsa, of Gio'ou Baos
Say. Of Mysf'. Rock Ro.e
- admire the Rosk Rose, foa TIC fast that At e..
Aayai,p add vet ,aeere. Who uesd be afaid othi
No Who shosla be- without b, a. sa.ii fami'ct ?
No sBsi"
ST MANUFACTURED fsf ihe rfo7u eiof. ny {.
"a WEBSTER, Phafmaeeuiina Chemi.i, New
na'sa q. Fe' .a!s By FREO. Z. sMIrH aaI Il. q.
TYLER. Montpelier W., and deAlsf, az Medie,ne
generally where pam phels, &c, MAJ be had grst,s.
l4.Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
Now's the lime 10 purchase Tick

e. order that The 10000 Tickets may no disposed Of
by the time spect &c the subscriber oil tue follow
irg "a iucemeais for persoas To- Eci up tluls
Eaca person Who gets uP Club OF tea saosenbefs,
and ar srd, IOl dslas 10 this ohce viii receive BY
Mad ~ Other Cvnve, anre, ELEVEN TICKETS.
Eseh person who sends (at iimel one hundred
doli,fs ntil have sent ia Ike manner, ONE hun.
DRIED and FIFTEEN TICKETS. Aud all larger
sums 10 exac: proportion.
Irit should 40 happen that all he Tickets sold
~hen the order il received The moaey WI be rstufn-
cd at our expense for pos ase-
41rAll ofdsis for Tickets should hc addfessed 10
JOSIAH PERAAM, COS Broadway, N. Y.
n--My Fourth Enterprse will DO advertised a. soon
a.the third on- Is closed The Ticte.s are already
pnt ted. Ia;o~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29

siege nj St Peters burg has been suspended.
4 Greek conspiracy has been discovered
in Bulgaria and Roumelia.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
SrEoE OF piennn, Thurs
day Dec. T--Advices from Sebastopol to
the 9th Of November have been received
here. The siege was severely" continued.
Reinfcrcements to the number Of nine thou 4.
sand men had reached the allies in the
Crimea.
Acknowledgement letters say that
Austria unwillingly entered into the treaty
wi h the Western Powers but preferred that
course TO cutting herself entirely from them
1t Is denied that the treaty contains any Sc
cret provision.
Br rELEaRAPH fRow LoNpoS - Admiral
Hamein has resigned the command of the
French fleet in the Black sea, and returned
TO France.
GREAT BRTAiN An augmentation of
the army by forty three hattallons Of the
line. one Of artillery aud one of rifles. in all
10000 mon, is 10 be submitted to Parlia-
ment.
The accounts Of the Immense Russian
army now gathering on the Austrian from
tiers has had the effect Of depressing the En-
glish funds, 1t being consideration that the
CEar will not succumb sexcept upon terms,
which. Il granted, would cause the resigna.
ton Of the Ministry.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
To our Ikeader..

brTha golden opfofiaa'iy, equal a. che mins. 81
Col fafuia ~ Auvtal. sail close 90 me
ooiy sis fsr beautiful Vdszs lot Of Ftrn. TO
o. e, g al-snd boy share These lots aua t,fa.
-iu be uaaslefrrd to GO .uh.onhef. By ~sfssn'ss
dcsd-. No uaciy be io.i--a fov shave, sniy lop
AFPis 20
rlAs. 40 %, 2as a,l.sstt.at g,
" " CAD tELf., ag'a', Moripflef. y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
LIST OF GIFTS :


ion Marble bu.is OF washiugtoa, At sl0o $1,000
100 Clay, 100 10 600
lOl wshstt', 100 1000
100 Calhoun, 100 lOOo0
% ei1ssn' Wy rn'a,ns. y" sp.sno'a 100 5000
100 slesan, OF Psin,ings. . 4 fl. each, 50 5000
500 steel plate Hnerattngs, brilliantly, IN ann
cord IN oil, rich GIT ffames 2iH30 10.
IN 100 elegeni sissl plate Engflsings
cnifr.d iu u Of the Wa hing o. ~. OlJ
Nanur,-nt 20 rs N. each,
2E 900 -'rai .llte EngiHv ings- fon i0u
uIH r.rf ti.tr-, nov IN noy.rssi ln %
and "waed .t the snisia' e. 100 OF
o.. nl lrt.t vliu- IT. ii's1 20 -
81 % aich. Al Nu
IT,. ctss. biest'iuq. 10 ains,
CIV, o. O1U
p hui sn. ft- iu 900 sud iul-' - NJ ma So.
v cry. sch 2i-- no ~ desp, WV
100 villa ~.ir-, c"i ai.tls zach 1000 %.
n. iu t'r .uhafns nt N.s int trs
slf sa,anitn iihk fgiu hasui view of
ths uui-au t,vst spc Tong i.ltnd
soaca, sga saon
. paf.s 10 % la.ns NJ cs.h ~ifhoni i1ttf-
.-i ~ .erufitf, - { isi each, arH
80 i5a- ufrl.A. 81, 100 90
100 ~ 5fni
2Su % 100
lu11 20 ono
Rrf-f roo % rcsatf 20 % c Rrai a. 60. T. J. ff..
stst \ Go Rral Lsilie UfnS"i4, N"~ Nsf. u'aei D.,
fra-i o. riii money -ntl srf- .n o.. aiiiessfd
" HpLHRpOSF. S-r',.
70 BfuadN.s, \.
a~-rhe Eng ri,gs 90 Vie oual,sus .ie cow re ID,
% aritrts. % A's.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
SLEIGH b Ellis
On Straps or BY The dozen, at
OLIVER & tlELMER'S.
No. 3.
A New Principle never before
known in MeHiciue.
The best and most perfect Medicine IN N.
form Of Pills in use.
KADWAY,s REGIs.ATORs.

hADM - hEsls sAlOh~.
TUE THfRD GREAT .MEDfcfL DHCOFERT
or k.fDH7lS CO.
unc REGULATION D. .ufns,rn' TO resuate the
Bowei, liver ADD Panact~as, 10 heH Ny di-chafs-
OF thetF iuncnvnf.
IL 1T regular prfisd OF time efY cai-
-Four % Wi purge thoroughly al curfupt and
acrimonious hutnors iron he uhait n'afy canal.
IMPORTANT 10 PlLL TAkEkS
Es~ry enc Nho co. the habit OF taking fils will
g.. Rad way. Regulator. The most pheasant, safe
riseta regulator at the Bowels. Ltsef, finarfsHs,
aaa tho mot cERT.sLT PURIFIER Of THE
BLOOD no
Que VI Radway'. Regulators .. superior ia point Of
medical strength aad efficacy, ia o The u,.t ioP-
ullr and hes, approved s.,hsnic pi,ls;
hAUWAH'S REGULATORS.
Rad~assi Regulators are carefully prep red
from ettfacts SD gums Of tree pltuis, riots and
hsr3s. 1hcie pills IN use ihai viii act aPoa
she Liver FAnsores-, Bosels, tho Saltsaters Saads
and Nerves. 20 pleasantly anu rfeclualy - the Roo
~ag q. RsGTLAToRs III. can be takea Tor
any eagIa OF with the sans saioiV 10 the cea-
siiutian, ios Instead of debitatns the system by
poseglul ui drastic ofging they act glrsseaiiy upon
the bowels aud impaU suength 10 ese.y oenn aud
Assse o. he body.
RE0Uf.AToRs VERSUS PILLS.
We are cvnunuaiY -sed what i 'hs adherence De-
thai pile, tsss Sfniaaf'il f.-paH-
I'd solI by d. h.rent manufacturers, are genefaY
ct two kinds-ihose which operate ON the bo~e.s
merely, called puigitive pills, and those shieh excite
the secretion OF the aver and are called m"fcufialof
liver nills. Rad~sy'. Regu'tof. resemble Pals
msfel, shape, hot dihrt "a every other ehnaeisfs
tic.
They set rot only on the bowels, but on the liver,
skin psnscfoas and kldpcys, frgulai ng each "fgHn
to an healthy acioo. They are not DE- as'c and nr'e
give psn ninst purgative % l. DO hcY silm1lite
tho livr xnhout andangering he paiis With sava
tioR - merculial wills dos CONTAINING 20 m'netAis m
their imposition, they ATE harmless when Used iot
lcngth IT time. Tho, ia.teless, beiEg rnsroaed
IN elegant coating OF gam. 70 le-uiaiesi =" "
/ uurst--Iuud all times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29

The Committee believing That the suceess Of this
GREAT NATIONAL UNI OBTAINING will be ma
tafaly promoted by Tie energy end sntsiprs" VI in
tolhgen' aud pcrsevefing Agents, have resolved to
tfeat ~ th such m the most liberal terms
ANY person wi-hieg to b. come Agent. by sending
(post pHA,) 81. " ILL RECEIVE ny RErNRN OF
MAIL a Dollar One Eugisving, a" GIFT TICKET"
a Prospectus, Catalogue and eli other necessary IN
fofmaiiou.
On the fna completion Of the sale, the Gins will
be plseid ia the hsnd. Of COMMITTEE Of the
PURCHASERS TO be DISTRIBUTED, due police Of
which will 30 given throughout The Uahed STATE. and
. he
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The London Quarterly, tCOnser-
Nstis'
The Edinburgh Review, Wing
The North British Review,
4 tree church
The Westminster Review,
s tIihtfaLN
BIac X woods Edinburgh Maga-

Tn pfr.ani eniicrl to 81 Euto'r al uu ~iii
reader p0hlratl O. unusuhliy Interesting dufing
the fir eunius yrar. They wiii ncvu.y a middle
grounf s tle hastily sttirn nrws iiens, cfud-
speculsitsn-. and n.y. tumlis Of tlr das Journal,
uud psadcfuus Tome OF shr hiure historian. ~fit-
leu af-f The h,iog interest and cretiomsHt Of ihc
grfst nntirb -yett- uf the .hail have posed
D. 10 thesr periodic Is that reader. must took
sof tAv eny really intrginle and reiahll hi.tHy OF
current events, aud such, 10 addition a. theu wei
stish.hea hiefafs, sciealh', and thHoiogit al ehtr
aetef, uf.r them upon The coasl~etsiiOu Of the
tesdius public
icJ Arrangements afe nov perm 4nentls ioi
tho receipt 81 EAKLh SHEETS iTen the British pub
h,hers b. sh ca enabled 10 81 &c all he
prhis 10 he iands oi ,useiib- - ahoai they
can bee iurui-h,d With she tleisR copies A hnug D
this involves large ouilay part, shall
euniiaee furai,h the periodicals al tho lo~
IsRss ctetoiore together ~nh The following pre-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
As Family Physic.

RADWAY = REGULATORS are a.. ma. innoceni
,aie pleasant aud iuiid pills IL use n ey quick
and cure Tor Cuztvensts, lad sestion, LAYER
Complaint, Kidney Com liant, Jaundre, Head Aches {,
Nenousurss, Meianchoiy, Diseases Of the BLADDER.
FEMALE DfFtfcULTiEs.
Lsuconh@s, fleui Albus, White, and irregularities
OF all kinds.
BILIOUS DISEASES.
Bile the stomach. nilious Ghatc, Enlargement Of
the splaan, End all ChFonic aGeciIous VI The Liver
aud kidneys.
Il n. R.REMEOIEs are sold by n,ugsi.t- every
where. RAILWAY n CO.,
1862 Fultnn street, (up taiFs
For sale by COLLINS : PIERCE, Montpelier, aud
dFusgists generally. laeo5pli.