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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
The Teuipornnce Law Sustained

One Of the most important questions
brought before the Supreme Court, this
winter, was decided on Saturday last ct
Columbus. The decree was pronounced
by Judge THURMAN. rs being the unani'
nous iHdgmen. or the entire bench, asto
the Constiiuiionality and vslidity Of the Ii
auor Law enacted at the last session Of
.he Legislature. The opinion fully sus-
tains the law against all objections that
has been raised against it. This decision
will, we suppose. quiet all cayelins as re-
CARDS either the justice OF validity Of the
law, and forever silence those who have
heretofore decIaimed agaihstit as uncOnsti.
tutional. The questions decided are said
10 be numerous, and 10 embrace almos
every phase Of the points atissue.
HoRsEs ToR SALE.-we are authorised
to say that an additional pair Of BuggJ
Horses, Harness and Buggy. win be offer
ed for sale on the End day Of the sale ad
ver.ised by D. sifford. on the smOOt Farm
The Horses are years old, light bays
well formed and well matched.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

Mr.. Vanderbilt, Of New York, has Of
feredtOput on line Of steamers from
New York to Liverpools that shall be fully
equal to the Collins line, aud will depart
from each port once in two weeks. thus
forming with the present steamers, week
y line to Europe. He ask the govern
mcnt to pay him $4,000 per trip. for
carrying the mail. &C., being $4,000 less
than the British government pays the Gun
ard line.
The Missouri Republican says that State
was not represented in the late Commercial
Convention at New Orleans. The com
merce Of the great Western Emporium i
with the Northern States much moro thar
with the South.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
Attachment Notice.

Wesley Moody, PIE, rs. Andrew De Grad, DefendanA
VWyHE Defendant will take notice that at my instances
an order OF attachment this day issued againss
MN by G. Steiuman, ESQ.,, for the sum Of S2O2 I6
December, Is54-3w3a WESLEY MooBY'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

MURDER OF WIN. DUNBAR.--Mr. Dun'
bar, former Editor of the Mt. Vernon Ban
ner and Democratic candidate for Congress
in the Knox district at the last election.
was murdered at f. Wayne on last Thurs
day evening. He was walking along Main
street about seven o'clock in the evening
when two men setupon him, to rob him
and with two blows witha stick of stove
wood, killed him. They secured wha
money he had, about forty dollars, but were
speedily arrested when they confessed theil
deed, and werelodged in Jail.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
WILLIAM {. KoCHKR,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Notary Public.

EYIII promptly attend 10 all business entrusteA
w 70 his care. Collections promptly atts ndOd ".
okPiCR-wiib Martin & sehleIeh, AttoEne!S.
Ianenster December q, 1e54-33
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

AocIDESrAL DEArH.--on Monday morn
ing last Mr. John Loucks, in Addison
township, fell from the hsy-loit Of his barn
and struck upon an empty barrel below.
from the effects Of which he died on Tues
day morning.-G Gallipolis Jour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
Estate Of Gideon Shoemaker.

RToTIcE Is hereby given that have this day beSA
appointed and duly qualified as Administrator on
th6 Estaie.of GIpEoN SHOEMAKER, deceased, ia'e o.
Fairfield county, Ohio. .,,n,
Dee. 81. .IS544w33 DAVID JENNlN0S'A AoHH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
Estate of Jonathan Bartholomew.

Estate OF Jonathan BARTHOLOMEW;
NToTICE is hereby given that have this da1 bsea
appointed and duly qualified as AdmlnistrAtof ON
The Estate Of Je=GTHAA BARTHoLoMEw, deeeased latS
of Fairfield county, Ohio. A. L. SlMMOrst hom
December 10, ,ls5f-w33
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
z REMOVAL:

DIR. WAGENHALS,
rrAsremovedh his ofaee to B1fta's soTney, Eas. Of
II the Court House. opposite the Ohio Eagle Once
lancaster, October -, feSt-8
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

y !
Three hundred huts, each of the capac-
ity to hold 80 soldiers were shipped from
Southampton for the Crimea, on the q8Lh
December.
About twenty tons Of poultry are said
to be sent daily to tho New York markets
on the Camden and Amboy Railroad, by
farmers of West Jersey.
A tri-weekly newspaper is to be publish
ed at San Francisco, in Chinese and Eng
lish. This will be the first Chinese paper
we believe, in the United Statas.
The New York Sun, once the larges
penny daily in the world. has been cutdowl
by the hard times, until it looks very mucl
like suffering total eclipse.
A resolution has been offered in the Buf
falo Common Council forbidding the man
ufacture, sale, or use Of camphcne in tina
city.
Perry, the reported forgcr at St. Louis
has returned to that city from the east, an
denies the report and demands an investi
cation.
Five young children at Newton, L. 1
we're sufFocated in bed, owing to the fume
of ignited charcoal which escaped from a
open stove.
The genuine Mrs Partington, is BENZ. +
Shillaber, Of Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
The Woon.-Dr. Scoresbv. in an

The Uoon.-Dr. Scoresby, in an
account that he has given of some
recent observation made with the
Earl of Roses telescope says:
With respect to The moon, every
object on its surface Of one bundled
feet was now distinctly To- be seen ;
and he had no doubt that, under
very favorable circumstances, ii
would be so with objects sixty feet
ia height. On lis surface were craft
ers of extinct volcanoes. rocks, and
masses of stones almost innumerable
He had no doubt that If such a
building as he was then in were mp
on the surface Of the moon 1t would
be distinctly visible by these IN
strumenls But there were no signs
of inhabitants such as ours no vest
iges Of architecture remain To- show
that the moon is or ever was lnhabit-
ed by a rice of mortals similar TO our
selves. 1t presented no appearance
which could lead TO the supposiiion
that ii contained any thing like the
green fields and lovely veTdure Of
this beautiful world of ours. There
was no water visible not sea or a
rlver, or even the measure of reser-
voir for supplying town or factory !;
nj sppmp5 daeplatp -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

sides, or cliffs, and can therefore be
worked with great ease, and every
possible facility. The largest Of
these presents a surface of seven
teen thousand square feet, and will
probably not be exhausted by the
present generation.
AS for the excellent qualities of
the stone, we have the authority of
DIR. Charles II. Jackson, than which
none could be better, that it entirely
withstands the action of acids and
other chemical agents, which at
tack and iniure common marble
Exposed to the action of strong
sulphuric acid. and to that of con-
centrated murlalic acid, for twenty
four hours, not the slightest spot or
change of color was discoverable in
the stone. Placed in furnace fire
until red hot, and then plunged in
to cold water, it neither cracked nor
separated. No stone but soapstone
will thus resist the action of such
tests as these 1t is, therefore, one
of the most imperishable rocks in
the world, equalled by very few,
which do not approach it in beau
ty DE- Hayes has subjected the
same stone to the most rigid exami-
nation, and testlfieS that it does not
show the slightest effect from the
action of moisture combined with
frost. and that it is one of the most
enduring as well as one of the most
beautiful of building Materials
One more important witness to its
excellent qualities should not be
omitted; Mr.. Shipper, Assistant
Commissioner at Washington, and
NJ. {. Meiggs, in charge OF the Cap
itol extension, testify that the stone
when tested by The crushing opera
ton of Wade's Proving Machine is
superior to every known marble
While the Lee marble one of the
best, yields at pressure of 22,702
lbs, the RoXbury stone requires. on
the average, rs i29 The stone is
abundant and comparatively cheap
IT makes the best of building stone,
as well as the most beautiful. For
use as monuments tables, furniture
panels, fire frames, &c, &c, 1t is
not 10 be surpassed A fine specl-
men Of this stone is now being fin
lshcd and viii be on exhibition at the
agents room, No 81 City Ex-
change, DevonshIre street, IN a few
days. 1t is for a table, is 4 feet 3
inches square, and is well worthy
examination, send You small
specimen of the polished stone, to
be seen at you Oil q lu State street,
bnt larger and more varied specj-
mems may be found at the Treas
urer'S Office as above
Very truly yours, B.
A specimen of Verde Antique (markcd
serpen,ine morblel may be seen al the State
Library.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

The Rec Hr. NcCWmick- SuS-
peaded-At the late session Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, of
this State, (lndlana) the Rev. 5. B.
McCormick, one OF the ministers of
that church, was lred and suspend
ed from ministerial duty, on account
of the following charge and specitica-
ions;
Chargo-Unchrislian conduct.
First Npecifcafian- For assoclat-
lng himself with an association
known as the Underground Railroad,
whose avowed business is TO assist
slaves from Slave States TO escape TO
free territory.
Second Npeeifcation-For actual
ly engaging IA the business OF assist
ing slaves IN making lhclr escape
from slave To free territory, which is
contrary to the laws OF The State of
Indiana.
Several of the witnesses stated
that Mr.. Mccormick had boosted to
the number OF slaves be had aided
To escape, giving The names and
places IN Kentucky from which they
had escaped, and one of them lesIIii-
ed that he had heard him say that he
had never denied belonging to the
Underground Railroad, and that he
had said, ~ April last, in speaking
of the relative number taken TO LIB
eIia by colonization, aud 10 Canada
by underground railroad, that ten thou
sand had gone to Liberia, and thirty
/ FIVE thousand TO Canada 10y under
ground railroads. One Oh their pa
pers states that he visited one OF his
ministerial brethren in Kentucky,
pariook OF his hospitallles, prayed
with his family, and in the meantime
arranged matters with his servants To
make their escape PincenneS
/ (Ind.) Gazette.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
Loss and Gain.

Tie Niaers' Journal, the old
Wing paper at Potsyile, Pa has
OF late been trying the X n dodge,
which has led the late Wings Of
that County lSchuylkil) aud tile
State into terrible quagmre The
Editor. in accounting for the disas.
ter, says:
Again, The Roman Catholic
vote of the county, which always
goes in a solid body with the OPP
pmeuls of Amercauism, was heavy,
aud fhc Oiajorffy 81 me ProfeSfGiH
foreiguerS-Such as Mc Eagiish,
Welsh, and SO on, lrho in former
years roied IN opposition 10 the
Democratic party were on the oc-
caslon of the recent election, iRdit-
ced 10 6eiieUe That me Amcyicaa pa1-
m ,cas aHtqeo1iSficai 10 Heir inter
eStS, and that il was their duty TO
sustain those measures which there
tofore they had so wisely opposed"
Exactly so Il is common 10 hear
that those Improperly called " for
eigners" all habitually vote for any
thing labeled Democracy ;" but the
fact IS Otherwise. This Know Nolh-
ing editor admits iha, the Protestant
foreigners mainly voted with lie
Wings, until the ialler saw fit to run
into Nauyism, whereby they scared
these Proiestanls over to the side Of
The Sham Democracy. Aud that IS
tie net product OF X. Nsm, in Penn
sylvahia, -nolhing gained, but the
Protestant foreigners" lost. To say
nothing OF the wrong, is It worm
while 10 persist ia So IuInous folly ;
Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
New Clothing ESTABLISHMENT.

&. FIELD having leased the store 10 Huhbsrd's
n. Block formerly occupied By Walker n White, Is
prepared 10 furnish every thing IA the way of Gentie-
ncms ciathing made ia the latest style. Also great
variety OF GEN1LEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
which viii BE- sod Tow pTieos Tor cash. The ssrv
ces of Nj J. :. MACK have been secured 70 suPeriD
te nd the Manufacturing department. MI Nj. has had
several vents experience 10 the business aud his SIX ~
Is too well knnw nsadcomms daton, sven gaImen
warranted 10 fl.
shall sell goods for pay do~s and VIII sell LOT
.,n,lI.r pro6t than those who do credit business
n Al good Tsilofnss gtls wanted immediately at the
" above establishment.
A.C.F FIELD.
MonipelieI June 9, 30 y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

MATTR ASSES, 10 no fully pnreoia ted ought TO he
used during the hoat Of summer heing iieo from the
dust, and producing nnno OF the suuc lng sensations
oi eHthefri iheb impafi ar tuYgoratvo and healthy
actiou, unknown them who sleep GA feitbers a nd
one ni rutSsas plteht - EiNG nlDs, aud iiAiR MAJ
rKAss, makes comb nation of cemiurt luxury aud
economy, which needs ony be Tied that they ina
bn univofay liked, by those 90 health, aud Of PRICE
iess worth 10 he sick ami bintaiod. 1hoy may be
found at Emcty's FurniuTo wars,ooms, Head OF STATE
street, Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

80 No articlo ever acquired rapid colobriiy and
u1iveisil popularity as LroN's kArHAiRpN. TO these
who nave used Il, land VINO his not The rrasou IS
obvious, as not ony aeauthrs The Hair. but pfessf-
YES and fe-nics % AZ an advanced fce life. s pc
tune ADD agreeable enlvenins hccis should stamp
90 lispe lsihlr nrtirta - che tii-ti fha -tvse
nul ouo Of thuuslnds Of smiilr CONNIE ndaiions--ii
stands UNIV iHt toilet artrlc. Bn .ure and SIX
for LYONS riiAfnoN, az tts unpnraled popularity
hns caused unpHncipisd pe sous u up value
les limitations which taes call by hat similar
uamos sold everywhere, in iurse 5attes fof anly IS
HEATH, WYNKooP& CO, Proprictos,
So lao % Liberty ST., Now York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
CHANDLER a co.

STATE or VERMONT, Ia Probate Coan, holden
Washington Disuuct, al Montpelier, on the llih
dHs oi Octohsf, A. u. lcsa
llORAcE HOLDEN Adminisiraior of the estate Of
i Wiihsm A. Nichols late OF Midolese1 IN SAID
district, deceased, application 10 said count Tor
license sell part Tho teal OF said deceased,
representing that sad sale i necessary tho yaont
OF the debts Of sal deceased, and expenses OF adnia
uaiion oisad estate.
MheIeupou, a. Is ordered by said Court, that said
appiicaton be referred 10 The blL. daF OF November
A. 10. Ie55, at the Probate Ofice, ia Montpelier, ior
aring and decision thereou and a u HteT ordered,
that ali persons Interested, be nohed hereof, hy pub
hcaon OF notice othis Application aud order thereon.
three weeks successfully IN Abe Vermont Waterman
aud state JouTnal, pfnteG at Montpelier, before said
time oihesras tht they may appeaf, and al said tmo
,ni plsco, aad, ii they soc cause OH ca thereto
by the Court-Auest, r. n. MERRILL, Register.
A tue copy 81 Rreord.-Al,ssl, T.k MEKRlLL, Reg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

Pennsylvania Election. The Philadelphia
North American states that the returns in
that State indicate a complete triumph for the
Democratic party. Arnold Plumer is elect
ed Canal Commissioner by a large majority,
and the Legislature will be strongly Demo-
cratic. The Anli-Liquor Law ticket has
generally prevailed. .i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
NOTICE..

ruE annual Meeting Of the fafmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company tor the choice OF Board oi
Directors for Al ensuing yeaf will be hold al the Of
Zee ct said company the l7h day Of October next,
al one O'Clock T. NJ
JOSEPH POLAND. Sec.
Moufnelar seut Issi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
~ & w . TOCK
Il r @ IT
FALL GOODS.
C CO..
Nos. 6 and 5 Summer 81,
B0S TON,
Have received. by late ,uiyals from Europe, their
importation OF tall aud Winter floods,

COMPRISING a more extensive und beautiful as
" soumeut thsn they have ever before offered, con.
sisting. 90 fafis OF
Ricn aud medium price SILKS. Elesant SHAWLs.
Medium atd low cost SHAWiS. MERtNOs 4
CASHMERE DECOSSE, 90 chlice coiors. rRiNT-
FL MOI ELiNE uE LANES aud CAsuMEREs.
FRENCH NALENCt As aai POPLtNs sANDNY
PLAtDS. CASHMERE PLAiDs. SPUN SILKS.
FRENCu, ENGLISH * SEQ iCH PRINTS PKiN e.
Ed NELNElS. LYONS NELNEfs, o. beautiful
qusiit,, fir CLoAks aas IAN ilLi.AS, fMRrN'n-
ERiE-. GLOVES. HOSIERY, LINENS, & HOUSE
KEEPING ARTICLES OF every cescfpti 90.
Also, iuil assortment Of hptRNI 90 ARrI-
CL-s The BEST DESCRIPTION.
Ia addition 10 OUT complete siOck Of fOREiGN
GOODS, (oomPt'sius macy OF The uchest anicles I'M
podod have fall assOf OF the most aapfov-
ed yios OF AMERICAN FADKlCs, which We ofoT
at low phcas-thereby rendering Stock one tom
which purchasers OF Dry Goods may p1 thcmselyes
either with Hseiui oTtces Rsdcrats cost o. wttb
attic - oielegaaos aud iirNry al higher cost.
furcnarers, both wholesale and faiai, are invited
TO dssirahe stock OF Guods whrn Yisiliag
a. 5T.h,r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR REST ORtTIVE
n, no doubt, the most wouittfu di.covtty Of this
age Of rrolfsss. Thr fuilu~ira - tom dlsiin-
EnI.h d mem laf % The n dlrlI Dfn-n-.lnn

r., doubt, the most wouItt fHl discover, Of this
lgc Of rro4ftss. Thr fouwita - tom a disiin-
enish- me'n ief 20 the mi deal pfuic .sian
-. Paul, lanunt, J. 1855.
Ffoi. %. J Wooi-Dcm unsulieued, send
you ti- cetiihtafe- Amer bong neaiv bald tor long
ltme ana lcf itsug All the haf ttstusatses esant.
was induc9 on hearing oi youta, 10 give IL THAT,
placed myself tn the hands 81 baihcf, and had my
head we'll fa1bad with good sin brush und the X So
tufatte then sprlfd md " ei fuhed in li the scalp
vas OIL glow thus repeated o ely morning. snd
10 three weeks TN young hair appeared aud grew rap
idy ton Asgu.t inst upto the prescat time, and -
nov thck, hla and strong md pleasant 20 ihe
touoh--whefeus o. tore % wa hnish an wtry. what
ltlf there WIS., OF a. aud that ttle was disappearing
fupilN stl use youf Restorative about vice q
week, and haN soon have good aud perfect crop Of
bar Nav have read Of these thing and Who has
oif-'ut have never seen, hithrra, any ease In
which iut pcfuu'. huif vas feHll, hrnehited O., any
iNe ha tunits, &C. of the day; aud o. really eses
nie pleasure iu frcprd thr result OF ms enprroncu.
har frcumcnicd your lfs patation TO Others and Il A.
edl hl- largo tnd general -ao throughout fhe ter
t"t.. The people here iis effects, aud have con
hdencn in IT, Al vine have used here viii eutnctds
WITH me in what have written Tho suppl, ,ousent
Vs. us TOE Wholesale agents uf The territory H. already
esh listed, aud daily inqulfies male tor t. You
deserve credit Tor yout discovery. tor one return you
thanks i1f the heatht % hus done for certainly
htd despaied long, long ago OF efcctue any such
result congratulate sou that your fortune, sud d
laisr oucil is already made
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

Ffot q. J. Wo,d.-neat sir:-My hair had been for
years hoc'mins nfemliufob ginj accompanied
ui htfshnss which tenders the application
OF OF necessary 90 dtcssins o.. Nh-n commenced
u-ins your Htr Restorative about two months aso II
wa 100 mot condition. aud having tulod as use al
Nhin GOO las ihfte weeks II bias fetutned TO a.. nat
uiii oni' and aauur Fuiiurss und ustre greatly 20
n preferred 20 thuse procured 10y tho Application oi
OILS 20 INV uthci preparation have ever used. 70.
goa as 'n indispensable article for every lad,'s toll
IT, hort" ne used Heir Restofaitvo OF Tor the
,impe PURPOSE OF dressing " houuiiyiuF The hair
you have pttnissou also 10 refer alt Nho entef-
'nin nny doubts Of s pcrnrming ~ that said tot IT,
MRS q. SNMONOs. l4t Third 81.
Cincinnati. Ohio Fr fufh f-54
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

The Release aud Arctic, which
composed the Z. 5. Arctic expedi-
ton for the rescue Of DR.. Kane, ar
rived at this port yesterday p. m,
with DR.. Kane and his party on
boe'd, 81" perfect haalih Or Kane
was found at the island OF Disco
Greenland, he having abandoned his
vessel in the ice, 400 miles north
& travelled thence With boats and
sledgcs.
Three Of his party died from ex
posure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
SALTS 5000 BUSHELS,

CONSISTING ofLiveTpool, Turks lslandand CadiE
" salts, nov unloading fiom he eaFs which we snail
sell cheap ioI cash. liberal disc cunt made the trade
FULLER 4 NTH.
Auauht Doth 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
NEW DRESS GOODS.

SCOTT * BROOKS have this dag received New
- LAWNS, Dehages, MUsLlNs- MADONNA
LUsTERs, BNkAGE, PRINTS, which sie VERY
CuEAf fot CASH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
PORTABLE CIDAR MILLS!

'IuE -ubFctilcr woulI say Go tho public that he
manu- uctufes mud &. prepared ta furnish superior
PORTABLE CIDER " Ills OF diHrfent sizes.
Tho small s'zr HAND % Ills are capable ot pres
sing uua hAre! 10 one pressing. Tho larger size
u AAu MILL Will pres Two haffols TO pitssing.--
These utul Wills are go Constructed thai bufse Of
other Power cau De appi % destedi gearing furnish
ci hF fle subscriber.
Nc also faflish-ss lara size. with Horse Power
attached, capable nf ma.ing hive 10 six buuols OF
G. der tua piessina.
Tho above Nills will DO constaniiy in operation at
the residence ui the sub.eihcf 90 Nriaiis Mills In
Montpelier lbry can also br seen ai Me.srs BRA
MAN a. IlLNfNS IN Auutrciief sillacc, al which
place thoy will be In uprriiun On 1huf-day The 18th
daf q uctuher,
sad Niiis ufe capable oi manufacturing to fifteen
barrels o. Cider yer DAY, ant made in good sub
sianiill nuuncf sod irauted o. do what they are
recommended. The Scrr SIS of these Mil. can be ap-
phed 90 ath7r uses, suan pressing Hops, f1isins
baii ,irss, &c.
n. WRIGHf.Jr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
LOOKING GLASSES.
NOTICE.

Vl which will cattle them 10 ticksls over The Vss
mont C4nada .ad vsnnoat Cssisai Rasisoaas ia -
foi full ts's eas waf, by calling the Rsilsos1
Gree Nou'rslsi psru,.
NV. HOBART.
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New Store and New Goods F.!
50 THE LADIES.
Bradbugy'S Pearl De Blonde,

80 THE LADIES,
BradburyS Pearl De BlOnde,
FOR bEAHrIFYiNG THE COMPLEXION.
INiit most ueh, dehcstr and valuable preparation
ku"Hn i'r the human tscr 3 originally pteparcdhy
sir Asilot Copper oua ct Enslsnii- greaie.. physf-
ethns aud thr sttfet impaired tho % npfirto y The
ato Mf.. w nf.an, thc ceieniatrd English Tragic Ae.
nothins ooqusinthe world fihs ncsef usi5 e.S
offered or l 90 thus eau1try, bot s famil.riv known
and eAtcusvey used by ,o fashionable b. the sios Of
Europe.
rEstfIoS MAILS.
-. boston, Moss, May 9Th, 1855.
Hro' w. Danes, Esq.-Draf sui ! have no hcsi.
taiinn IN saving thst during my professional career
nave mot wuh loiAiog To egul Hrldhur,'s Pearl DC
blonde u cn-es no injurious ele eis, howev., freely
u may hn uso- foa viii please send ne thrce bottles
aud obiige, Noursttat, '''''
M,s. u. p. GRArTAN. 80. 5Rradfsrd Place.
Boston, Mass, May ,, Is55.
Gro. w hnetsi Eco --noar Sir. fhaye bee aga.
ged IN ihcatafs for tho last thify ,enfs
and have segh u.thing TOT the Compilation to equal
Bradbury Psafl De Hondo. Please send me one hnlr
dozen buttles--iarge ONES. Nouts.&c.
A. 10 ELL, Co.tumcr, Boston Theater
Agent for New EnrlanI, GEO. w. BRIGGS, Sta.
ionci, aud wi olesnie snd retati dealer IN Btr.on.
AmerirHn fefllmery and Whiting Inks, 3is " aabing-
ton street, o. o'iio the Adams Iouse. al. Nv.