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Wings, in Haiio, Old Line Democrats, in Roman.
Those marked /: d., Independent Democrats; u,
those eloctcd Union mem 3. r., those elected as
President David II. Atchison
Secretary Asbury Dickins
1srm oapires. IsyM eryiyes
ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI.
Ben iFitzpatrick- 1856 Stephen Adams, (U) 1857
O. c. Clay --- 1869 A. u. Brown 1859
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI.
r. W. Johnson* 1855 David X. Atchison 1855
VIM X. Sebastian 1859 Le,uy 5. Geyy 1859
coNNEcTicUT NEW HAMPsifikE
Truman SD.itA 1855 Moses Norris, jr 1855
Isaac Touccy - 1857 Jared W. Williams 1859
CALIFORNIA NEW YORK.
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John NJ Cla4tou 1857 William Wright 1859
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
Iorksou DIortom 1855 Gs0rge Z. Basigu 1875
Stephen X. Mallory 1887 Vacancy ioos
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Robert ToomJs (U.) 1859 Benjaatn +. IYade 1851
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LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE ssD CONGRESS.
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President David II. Atchison
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BY Governors appointment. The Legislature
of Alabama will have Two United States Senators 10
elect during the coming session
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France has ordered RUSSIAN Consuls 10
leave.
Berlin, TUESDAY Inc ratihcation OF he
Austrian and RUSSIAN treaty was exchangeo
today
The Greek insurgents have been deieatea
with loss Of ioo Killed, w PRISONERS
guns, ana on oafreIs OF Powuer. ,,
GrIvss hed suie,eu ue'e az near "e'so'o'
and ned 10 lhessaly WIN 10 men.
Disunion preVuns a.nons ue oo','i'a' ,e''
ana desPonuehcy III Tue re'0'"''o''a'y Oo"-
ml,tees. noe M. p.A r AZ
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Wholesale Prices Current.
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT.

DbsiONs may H.
ASHIES-The market has been quite firm
for both kinds. Sales of Pots at 4 61c 4,
and Pearls at 6l &C per b. cash.
LOUR-lh he demand for Flour has been
quite steady the past week. The stocks are
light, the receipts quite moderate and prices
Of all kinds are shade higher. Extra and
fancy brand are more sought after, and
very vide range Of prices is kept up
Sales of Western common brands at 50
a p; fancy brands have ranged from
80 374 10; the principal sales from 9 80
1921 extras from $40 10 80.
CORN-llas arrived quite freely during
week and after the closa-of our last weeks
report prices receded 3 "a 1 cents per bu.-
Sales Of yellow at 81 a sc per bu,-white
at % SAC per bu, cash.
OATS-Declined. - Northern 10 a CSC
per bu.
RiE-Scarce and firm sales at l.50 per
bu. cash.
WHITE BEANS.-Fair demands 90
a 200 per bu. as TO quality.
HAY-Market drm-sales Of Eastern at
$40 per ton, cash.
HOPS Market continues dull-saes at
35c per ID, cash.
BUTT ER-Stock continues small-prices
have again advanced Sales of good and
choice have been readily made at u a pc
per 10.
CHEESE--Fair demand at : a l2Ic per
10 as to quality, cash
POTAFOES-rhe stock Is very light,
and prices have further advanced. Sales of
Carriers at 81 375 a ! so; Cinema ngoes at
81 coal 10; Peach Blows at s coal O5
am common Whites at 30 a gjc per bu,
cash.
WO0L-The fleece continues in good
demand.
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DIR. M'LANE'S vERMIFUGE.
ANOTHER MEDICAL WITNESS.

9r Il is no small evidence Of the intrinsic value Of
this great Vemiluge, wheu ph ysicians who are
gen rally prtiudicsd against patent medicines. vol
nn,arill come far~ard and testify to its triumphant
success IN expelhus worms. Read The following -
Harusonville, shelby Co Ky. Aplil 2 1872
Kidd a Col practising OH sieian residing
permanently 10 this place. In the year 1913, when
resident Of the state of Missouri, became acquainted
with the superior sinaes OF Dr. MLane's Veimifugs.
Al some aofe leisure ueni, will send you the
result Of aa experiment made wuh one vial, In ex-
pellius upwards Of 500 worms.
l.. CARTER, NJ. D.
RJ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M
Lanes Celebrated vermifuge, and take none
else All other vssmifuges, IN comparison, worth
less. d. h'Lans's Nerniiugs, also his Cslsbratea
LAYER Pills, eau be had at all respectable Drug
Stores IN the United States and Canada.
buRR a PERRY, General Wholesale Agents
'o' New hnsand, No cofahill, Boston, to whom all
orders should he addressed Sold in Mont liar, VI,
BY SMITH P'ERcs-Northdeld, BY y. L. SMITH,
sndby druggists gensiall,. salw
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Hoiio'eay's Extraordinary Cure of
Palpiiation of the Heart Professor Iiollo-
way, Of 30, Ann-street, New York, had the
pleasure of receWIng from Mr.. John Baker,
of State street, Boston, letter, dated March
18th, ls5i, which is subioined verbatim
Dear Doctor,-Your Pills are entirely
good a few years ago | was under the
treatment of Dr., of this city, suf-
fered with palpitation Of the heart TO so
great an extent, that was frequently oblig-
ed to abstain from any kind of exercise, men,
tai or bodily, ior weeks together. A short
time since, was seized with violent sick
ness and splitting OF blood of course, went
to my old friend, but finding him out, went
into the stores of Redding g. Co, of this
City, for a newspaper, and accidently saw
several boxes of your Pills there purchas
ed one, took a few doses, and the result was
very favorable; by perseverlng with them,
am entirely cured, aud have to thank you FOL
now enjoying good health. J. BAKER
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ONLY25 CENTS PER BOTTLE,
HlarkRtg.
Cambridge Cattle Market.


:
Reported iot the Atlas.
A. market to-day ga Cattle $50 Beef "a Stores con
sistng OF working ORen, Cows and Calves, Yeutngs,
Two aud Three Wears Old
rtirss--hfaiAut Deef-raUa - 90 800 quail
~, 25 $50 % quality $50 $50 30 quality
81 Is ordiaapS 50 IS TO 100.
Cows AID calses-S25, 81, Is, 40, IS, so 6e.
Two Year. Did-41, ~, a.. so a SO. Three
Years oh-a5, A., A., 81, 81, So. SO. 62, 75a 100.
sheer and Lambs l5Os At uarket.-Errh-s7, :, p,
y. hy lot $50, AS, s,75, $50.
--Wholessie, shoais 4, 2a5 &c. sill fat
Hoss ! ?.
Remarks Buyers are firm aud purchase lightly. in
consequences Of large number OF Weseru Beeves er-
pc etc ~ Brighton 10 morrow. Holders have had to
way and quote soc hundred less than last week
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WALTER j. BUCKS Estate.

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Washington, Commissioners to fe eeise ,eramine and
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the estate of Waiter j. Buck, late OF Montpelier 10
said District decease represented insolvsni, aud
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le54, allowed by said Court to the creditors of said
eHsed, exhibit and prove their espectye claims
before us-Do GIVE NOTICE that We Will attend to
the duties Of our appointment at the Probate Office
40 Montpelier, In said District the 2slh day Of
September next at O'Clock afternoon said day.
WM HUBBARD, ioners.
Montpelier, March 29ih, A. ID. is54. s3.3w
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PIANO FOIsTEs.
FOR TIN. HAIR.

A MONG the MANY nrepttaiions for the growth OF
"A tho liir thu &C LDEN GLOSS takes ne lead.
Three reasons viii he given Why y nniversaliy
usod aud preferred TO 81 Others. fsi, Beaause IL
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IL npnrs beautiful dark giosr and delightful
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Fur sale is Druggists aud Score keepers
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NOTICE EXTRAORDlNARY!!

Two Alb WHOM IT NAY CoNCERN-KNow
Il NE. rhgttAe N ttNicAN MUSTANG Linz
LINEN siiil continues in it, triumphant career,
conqHetng aud 10 conquer" al the ctonic cases OF
kHEt MAT ism, Of hose OF recent, AGATE, and
nihauliors character. mercer falls! 10 curing Buns
Bruises Or Sprain.. Forany Sate, swelling Eruption
OF Pain, ~ O.. pcff.c specific Il sou don't behye
u, Wy Il! For Horses snd other animals, 1T has no
equal iu ouinl Bruises, Sains Sore Back, SPAWN,
Scratches, rny uthci cause Of Lameness. II will
sniicu ihe norfs-iubrcate The joinlr-and heal the
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DR.. Charles C. Arms Estate.

VNhE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court Tor the Dislrict Of
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ADJUST all claims aud demands OF all persons agaiost
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70 said Diset deceasad represented insolsenf, and
the term Of SIR months from the 9th day of May 1854
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ow Lucia Arms Ia Waterbury, IN said d. sdet, the
81 Tuesday Of Juue aud October al one o'clock amer
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Deatbg..

Ia Barre on the lith nit, Coralinn G.. danghtor Of
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months.
GeatJ the passing spi'ii aed,
Sustained by grace WINE
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NOTICE.

TUE PROPRlETORs and land owners Of thst mart
i OF Warren, called Warren Gore, ia the county Of
Essex and site of Vermont, NJ n meeting holden on
the sh Day Of september last, vat ed tax Of thee
dollars and lny ceuts each fight oil land 10 said
Vance Gore, pubiia nights excepted, Tor the purpose
OF drirayng the expense Of making survey and
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before toe 25ih day OF June A. D. 1854, 80 much oi
each denqucuis land will pay SAID tax and legal
casts, will he sod at public vsudue at the dwelling
house OF kitiredge Hudson 10 East lIaven In SAID
County OF Efscx, the sal 27th day June Rt a,
O clock afternoon. The ames of the deinque "a
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-19
APRIL 1sT, 1854.
ENGLISH CARPETS
JUST ARRrvED,t

ONE HUNDRED BALES Of the best descript;oa
Of ENGLISH CARPETINGs, such =
Rich Brussels and Tapestry Carrots,
Velvet and Dutch Carpets, Extra stair
Carpets, superfine Ingram CapetIngs,
Three Ply Carpets, Chamber Carpets,
&C. &C.
These Carpets are the first Of our SpriHT
Importation, and are now discharging iron
the ships DANIEL WEBSTER, STAR or
EMPIRE, and RUSSELL STURGD, from
Liverpool, and are received direct from The
best English manufacturers.
They have been selected for the Retail Trade
Of the city, with view to the furnishing Of
frst-class
HOUSES, HOTELS AND SHIPS.
Among them are very late patterns, many
Of which cannot be found in other places.
The assortment is very large, and prices
will be made favorable to purchasers.
Carpets will be cut to plan of any room,
and made and put down If required.
PETTES 4 LOvEJ0Y,
Importers Of Carpetings,
Next 70 Trinity Church, Summer Street,
BOSTON.