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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-14
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RE ST0R iTIV T.

Is no doubt, the most vanasrful discovery Of this
y sse Of progress. Tho following 10 hom q disiin-
guishri member Of the m dicai profession;
-. Paul, January I lss5
Prof. %. ] Wood-DraT sifs--Unsohritrd, I sead
you tls ceui6caie- Amer beng neafy hald f,t long
time, and amer ifyirg si tHe har fesioratses eHian
was indura hearing Of yrurs, 10 give a TRIAL,
placed mrselftu the ha Is OF barber, and had my
head sell rubbed with good -iid brush ont she A.
tafatye then spph,d and veil rubbed in ili the scalp
Was uli giow.--1hi. repeated cry m1rni0F. und
iu three weeks The young haf appeared aad grew rap
idly from August iast up te the presont time, aud Il
uow thick, black and sifoug-soi Ind pleasant the
ouch--~hoftas before d was harsh AMI wify, what
huls there Of IT, AID that lttle disapl canng
FspidiY. ! It'll your Restorative about vice =
wcek, and shall have good and perfect crop OF
hair. NV have read Of these thing Ind " no has
not f-Aut have noYef seen, huherta, uuy cuto in
Nhsch pcfsuu's haif nas really beuehicd ~ any
OF Inc hair toncs Sc, o. the day and IL rally gives
pleasure 80 ihe result M, eNpcftucr.
have recommended yuus preparation 10 ohefs, AID a al
fsady has large and general sale throughout the
ltnry. The people here - ms Effects, and have
hience ~ u. Al who have used a. here Will cuinciia
with me IN what have wrtcn. The supply you scui
us a. the wholesale ngants tor tho territory afesd,
rrhsusied, aud dny Inquiries made Tor H. You
desetve credit for your discovery. for you
thanks Tor the b.a'hi q Las done fof ocftainl,
had despsfed long, bong $50 Of ever sseng any suoi
result eoagtatuia,e Jon that your fortune, snd =
lafgc 0ae,l a. already made
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-14

nR.GREEN was enr OF the most successful uHd
- scientific phf siciaus previous to his tfutels
mong the indirns. where he obtained Snow ledge Of
rem dies which have proved com sietcls tfiUmphHu Q
in the cure of Carrcrs nnd Scnfula those voiy dis
ci.es which other phvsirurs have failed 10 benefit 90
lie praetrc utierrd with erritef success than
ever before know ia This couairy. Tie has upon Tbs
system, with scafcrly fixture cured more ihan hiiy
thousand ca-os OF Dt.prpsin, Cenghs, Consumption,
LAYER Compliant. ieait Complaint, Rheumati-ni,
Dfoasy, Pirs. Nervous Dcohly, femllo Com
plants, Genetal DeJhiy, und an iiumorsi Of The
IN.
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loufs hasllIF,
Firm Of Bond & kellogg, Druggists, ST Paul, N. r.

Fruf o. !. WoodDear My hair had been for
several year. bacomns pfemaiurey gr,,, panied
by harsnn-ss which -nders The application
ot oil necessary IN drossng a.. Whsn cnmme nc ed
using your Hsr ReslonaiiVe about months aro u
90 thst condition aud having eontiDu ed its an
~tihin the a, ihree weeks II has returned is nat.
ufa cooi aEd assumed sofness and lu.e greatly 10
b. preferred TO those procured by the Application OF
oils any oihei preparation have ever ussd. ! To-
gifd Il Indispensable srticle fef ever, ladys toll
81 whether to be used Heir Restorayo OF Tor The
simple purpose Of dressing ~ besuiifsing The hair
You have pefunissoa also 10 refer all who eHter
tan any doubts Of IL performing al that said of IT,
MRS. G. sNMpNDs, I4f Third o..
Cincinnati Ohio Fe llfh. lisa
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NOTICE

hereby given, TINT apple aiinn will be made 10
the neat Legislature Of this State TO SCI on one OF
two Of lots IN tie norihefy part ct Berlin 20 tho
tose Of Montpelier and also to annex all that part
Of the town Of Nj ddiss to tue town OF houipchsf
ea,urry aud norihsry Of the western boundary Of 4.
rastu, s. Camps latn aud all the territory 10 sald
town of Middeser, lying on the North bfAnch 81 WI
noosk river 80 a. 10 include all that part of said town
81 Middlssrn hing the sassfn slope OF the noun
tain OF such part thereof will include the lnhabi
taais Of said hddleseK DESTROYS 10 be 20 said
town Of Montpelier. T.. A. VAIL,
.4ti'y. fer Pst,tioaGs.
AoatneIief NAV PC. l855 81
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J. X. BRAGG,
Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, brook

Waieifs ford, 1854
Prof q. J. Wood with confidence can & reeom-
mend your Hair Restorative being the most efica.
eious Article ever saw. have used the Wabphene
aud many other preparations Of The day. an To effect
since using Nour Hair Restorative my haitand ~hisk
ers, which were almost white, have g'adua ally grown
dark, aud nov feel conf ient that few more applct
tons will restore them their nAtufal color II also
has reeve mo of al dindrn nd gnpeassnt itching
90 common among PersOas Who Persplre freely.
J.G. kiLBY.
For sale by o. J. WOOD 4 CO., Ptoprieton-atter
Is of May 3l6 br0adwas, New Y0sk.
For sale 1t Mahutacturer'. prices BY ~ principal
Diosgis,s Of New York, snd in MONTPELIER by
SCOTT a BROOKS.
Also, for sale, Prof WOODS Oriental sanative
Linimsn, and Vegetable Magic Lie Pills. Warranted
:" give satisfacoa or moasy refunded See Circulars
la hands Of all Agents. 3Is IL d&~
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

by virtue of license from tAc Probate Court for The
~ distinct of Washington, ihe subscriber will eel at
public We duc the - ia, Of Scot inst, o.
eock NJ, on the premises 100 not disposed OF froyi
ouslyl all the zeal estate (cHccptng The widows duse
belonging 60 the Estate Of ARIEL humus late NJ Waiot.
bury deceased consisting ct good dwelling house aud
barn and three OF good land In mil viingo Wa
tetbury and also the resef-ion uf the widows dover.
FERNS made know 81 the iia,o cf sale.
ELIZA THOMAS, Eieeutrir.
Waterbury, SEPT. a., 1855. lw
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Marringfs.

Ia Mortified, Sept, 9th, by Rev. Y. A. Rice, Mr.
Elisha w. Cslver and Niles Amanda N. Gilden, all OF
Mortified.
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8. N. PETTENGILL 4 cos
BOSTON
BUSINESS. DIRECTORY.

The 6lIo.,rr Iist Of card. was collected nv =. ".
PETTENGILL a CO., Newsrsrer Advertising A
e-nis No. 10 State Street. noson, who arc auihorif
"a by tho puhshefs OF the bost add wtpGLr ctK
cuLsrrp Newspapers throughout the Unncd states
and BRUSH Provincos, 10 take advettisements and
suhsctiptions a the Lowrsr R.rrt.
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M'Lnnc's celebrated Liver rms.

p1- Afe naked am,ns the most popular remedie. Of
the day. That ~iiieute liver coppiiui, siek head
ache AMI dyspepsia, is nov beyond doubt. Road the
following testimony from well known lad, and gen
ilemsn ofour own cry.
Nav YorK, Aogusi ,, 1855.
Mr.. Dad Mfs. Win.ams No. 2ts seventh street, ties
ufy ,ha ihey have both been suffering with the liver
complaint Tor about tive years, dunns which time they
have sptai large amaunt Of money, aud used many
remedies hnt TO 90 purpose. Finally, hearing Of d.
Lauos Pills they purchased four boros, which they
took according TO the directions accompanying each
hor and nov pfonouaco thcm,clrc. perfectly cured
Of that distressing disease.
RS. Df. M'Lsns. Celebrated vefmifuso andLir
e. Pals. be obtained a. auY of,he 'esPectahle Dug
Stores iu thi eiiy.
lr Purohasep will please be careful ash FOR, ard
take none bot DIR. n Lanes Vermifuge. Al
oth-s are Comparatively wonbloss. 81 -.
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-. - S.iNiet u, Juno -flh i0Sa'
have rsed Prof O. J. Mold's Hait Restorative, ADD
have ADMIRED ~ wonde'full effect My hair Wa he
coming a. thought pTematurciy gay, but ny the
OF his Restorative" "a hss resumed its ofgiasi color
aai have no doubt, permanently so.
SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United Ststr..
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NOTICE.

HER Ely give notice that have this day, given TO
nv adopted son, tluhm &. Dyor his timc to act md
ttade foe himself I hall claim none OF his earnings
nor pay any debts Of his c.ntrscuns nirfthi- date.
JONATHAN DYER.
Worcester, VI, Sept. II, lsjj. %. J~,
STATE OF VERMONT, Ata Probate Cont, holden
Warrington Dis'uct, -. ut the Probate on 10
Montpelier, within nd for said ni.fc, On the llh day
OF September A. y. 1855 Present, tue Hon. Nelson A.
Chase JUICE;
A In.tiumeni, puIrorting to he the last will aud
~ Testament ofJ.cob Perkins, late of Plaiu6rh IN
said Di.uci, decca-cd being piesentsd to the Court
here by Mrs Polly u. Perkins, the ptrsoa having
tody Of he sana, for Pfohaie l. ordered by said
Court that all persons concerned therein he notified
Ia appear ~ session afssd Court to he holden ~ the
Probate Office, IN Moaip, her tie 9Th day Of Oco-
her, 1855, mud shew cause, 1t any they may have
giinst ID. Probate Of said wili tor winch pufpos'
futther riercd tntt copy OF the record OF this
dci he published three weeks succossivey IN the Nor-
mont Waterman 4 state Hufnal, newspaper printed
a, Montpelier. previous 10 said time appointed for
hearing.
A true COPY Of Record
81 Attest, n. Il MERRILL. Register.
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SCROFULA,
CANCERS,

Whieh IN it.vafuus forms his proved the sooufge OF
the present age j. comrsi'y cured by hi treatment
ten thoust nd oiis tfmFr victims viii te-tif who
are now rejoicing 81 the - " health aud srtngth
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-14
LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT OR LOCATED.

THE Subscriber will pay the highest prices for
! LAND WARRANTS Psrsen. Wishing TO seii
their Warrants will had II for their ntsrest 10 SEQ ne
before dsposing Of then. Havins made arranssmesis
with responsible paftts fesiding 10 the states o.
Wiscon ,ia snd lows. who are we'll acquainted With
the eoaniry and With osaing lapds, all locate lands
in Noahsra Iowa, Wisconsin,, and Minnesota, On he
HARVEY TILnES.
Bsue, August I, ls55. seui
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Reduction in Price of
B0GLE'S HYPERION FLUID.

For Restoring, Pnarring & .4dorning The
Hair,
To tho 70 'lo~ing low rates
Bot omefly sod at so reduced 10 25 ecus.
" :" rs so "
g 4" - 100 rs
The many worthless mutations rfthis celebrated Hair
Retroactive, psimed the public under the lure Of
cheapnss has detsImine tho inventor to crush
by selling his famous Fluid" al even lower price
than theJ eau .hord To sell their vile trash. A. tho
same tine ho tssuies tho public that the typsdon"
will always continue TO be as good az heretofore,
which has given u celebrity thou hout the Gohs-
This with 'boses Electric Hair Dse' and other pre-
parstons, Is sold BY his agents every where 10 lhs
United statss and Cansdss.
WM. BOYLE, Invsnter and Preprister,
2T Washington Street, Boston.
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Whites Daguerreotypes,

Rooms two doors east Ut the Post Office. state ST.
Long practice enables us 20 take pictures the VERY
best style On Ia nd great variety Of Gases, Lockers
Pins Rngs sc &C. Pauioulsr attention paid copy
Hg Daguerrcotypss
Montpelier, Oct 18th. DIV
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OATS OATS OATS,

m ono Bushsls wanted immediately for which
~, WV Cash will b. paid 90 delivery. Depot
Store T. ". Square. FULLER q SMITH.
August a0'h, 1855
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MATTRAssEs, 20 be folly appreciate ough, TO be
used dunn. the heat Of summeii being free from the
dust, nd producing OF tho Indicating sensation.
OF feathers, the, impuu ae iavisomt,e aud healthy
action. unknown 90 tem vino sleep Of feathers, and
one OF PutsAA's Pitebt srAtse Bans, and H.S Mr.
rEAss makes combination Of esmiot,, Iurory and
economy which needs only be tired, that they mas
BE- ua'e,ly hsed, BY those 10 health, and Of price
less ~ofih to the SICK ana d.bihsted. They may be
fouad q, Emey's FuInnnfs Waneroom., Headofsl.,e
Street, Montpelier.
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SPINAL COMPLAINTS.


A NEW method OF tfeati1s SPINAL Dis, sstr, CuFva-
~ ,ufei oftho Spine, pnd Spinal Weakness, r;Aoat
pain ssrHg TO The patient, however young OF fee
bic, Is nov successfully ptaotred
by Dir. =. A. WOOD,
al HE Ofce 2S Washington Street Boston, or at hi.
tetidenee, MaIlboto' Hotel
Having eK amined he Serpeo'ins Elastic Spiing
Apparatus used by Dr. ]. A. Weod, 10 the treatment
OF Lateral Cufvuiur.s OF the splae, We recommend II
a. efficient and eonfor able 20 the pssent.n
HeuH J. B,selo~, D., Prof Sur. II. universityi
Geo. Hayward, NJ. u. FN. PT'L Sur. II. Univentyj
Ninisuw lie -is, NJ. ~; Y. Z. smith, Mayoi Of Boz
ton; John ". wausn, A. d henTy G CLARK, Al. d.,
City Physician.
Hnslnn- Aun lsal.
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BTookheh, Mass, January ~, 1883
Prof Wood,-Denf Sifi-Baving maze a tnal OF
youf Hair ResioratiNe Il gives me pleasure say tina
- eject has beea excellent "a removing inh matca,
dsadruf, md tonstani tendency to ching with which
have been troubled ffom childhood, and has al.o
stored my lair, which Lecoming gay to its urgi-
nal color. have used othet article with any thng
like the pleasure aud profit.
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IRyING's NEW AND GREAT WORK.
Tue LIFE or
& EORGE W ASKING TON
hr
WASHINGTON IRVING.

BAL;.oU A. LOYELAND, sVo Agents for Washing
too Aad Chittondsn Couatics.
Montpelier, VI, wettend ofthe Branch Biidgs.
81. 3w.
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SCOTT e. BROOKS,

A ne receivines LARGE stock Of sessoosble goods,
n consisting In pan. Of
LADIES CLOTHS, THiBErs, WOOL PLAfDs.
LfONhStS. WOOL DELAiNES, MOHAiR LUs-
TLHs, uEBAGEs PRINTS &c.
Whch viii be sold 81 fair Prices.
septe mhsf g. isSh 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

Essex JUNCTION. VT, Jan. 20.-PAPER MILL, &c &,
BURNED-One of the extensive paper mills at this
place together with the mill and storehouse of
Messr. A, M. D.. r. s9uires, were totally consum.
OF stock in store, the loss is very heavy The total
loss is not vet known. There il an insurance for
$40, 900 on the lost property.
STEAM MILL ExPLosIoN-ONE MAN KILLED
We learn from the Elmira IN. Y Republican, that
the boiler in steam mill, near that place, ex-
ptoded on the llth instant killing the engineer and
scading and burr ing three other quite serious
ly. The ginser was terribly mutiiated.
In its statistics for the past year, the New York
Herald says that there we're SO wives killed by their
husbands; husbands killed by their wives; q chill.
dreu killed by their PARENTS parents killed by their
children; and brothers killed by brothers in the
United States.
The Kentucky Statesman expresses its belief that
Mr. Breckenridge will not enter upon the duties oil
his mission to Span until the expiI alton Of his ter
In Congress, the 4th of March next.
Daniel Tracey. brother of the representative in
Congress from Vermont fell into soap boiler at Mr.
Ashtons manufsctory at Columbus, Ohio, and was
scslded so as to cause his death.
OF the total amount of $500 600 o00 said to be in.
vested In railroads in the United States
or $50 600 eo0-is estimated to be entirely sunk to
the stockholders.
About noon Sunday, the gable end of st. Patrick
(Catholic) church, In course Of completion 10 Ken,
avenue near Myrtle, in Brooklyn was blown down
by the force of the wind.
We regret to learn from the Cincinnati Gazette OF
Monday. that the health of Mrs Harrison, (the wi
dow of President Harrisou) was falling again -
She was then not as well as she was fortni sht pre-
vious.
CAPITAL OF IowA.-The Senate of Iowa has bv I
vote OF II to L. passed bill removing the seat OF
government from Iowa City to Fort des Moines
John Mitchell partook of complimentary supper q,
Pittsburs, on Friday night
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Il c II Nj 0 Nd, VA;
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7s 1855.

LARGE SUIT. The suit of the executors of Da.
niel Webster and Greer B Duncan vs. the City O,
New Orleans for fifty thousand dollars. for profes
slonal services in defending the sui, of Mrs Myrs
Clark Gaines against the City of New Orleans, and
some three or four hundred other defendants, ID
now being argued in that city. The claim is re-
garded as an enormous one for the services rem
dered and the interest involved. The property
held by the city, which was stiected by Mrs Gaines
claim, was purchased from party who is amply
able to guarantee it, and is not worth over forty
thousand dollars.
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Az nIinca of fact is

AN ounce Of fact is worth pound of
theory and the swarm Of conclusive facts that cus
ter around thst incompatible preparation, HooF-
LAND GERMAN BITTERs. prepared by DIR C. NJ.
Jackson, Phiiads phis, establishing its value
tonic md restorative, are such would prevent ir
creduiity itself from questioning its efficacy In all
cases of disease of the stomach, whether acute or
chronic, il may be recommended for its soothing z,
cordial sud renovsips influence. Dyspepsia, heart
burn loss OF appetite, nausea nervous tIeors relax
alton and debility, &c. relieved by the Bitters
in a very snort space Of time and perseverance in
their use never fails to work thorough cure.
Agents for this city-hessri. PURCELL, bADD i
Co. and BENNETT BEESs, Druggists.
ia 22-d2w
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misunderstanding to the address of Gov
Herbert to the Louisiana Leg slature, the receipts
into the treasury of that State for the past year
have been 81 ,42o, l59 73, and the balance in the
treasury is s743,398 23. Six hundred and FIFTY
thousand acres of swamp land have been reclaim
cd at an expense of $l56,000, and further reclama
tions of oyerhowod lands recommended. The Go
vernon cautions the Legislature against any new
railroad schemes, but encourages perseverance 10
those already commenced.
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SEIZURE CT GUANo IsLANDs-The Boston Daily
Advertiser has the following statement of recent
transactions at Bird Isands of which we have
heretofore had telegraphic account:
1t is known to many that a Baltimore company
have for some time past been engaged in loading
vessels with guano from cluster of islands or
rocks in the Caribbean Sea, the coast of South
America denominated the Aves, or Bird Islands, In
latitude - deg. NJ, and longitude &c deg 50 min
utes w. By the following report from sur agent at
Holiness Hole, 1t appears that the rumors we have
heard for little while pest, that the Venezuelan
government he'd seized upon these Islands, were
correct The brig II II. McGilvery, from Bird
Islands, 3lst ultulo, which arrived at Holiness
Hole on Sunday, reports that she has but part OF
a cargo of euano, she having been ordered away
by Venezuelan government force, which order
ed those at work to leave in twenty-tour hours
The H. Fl. MEG also brings company of twenty
six negroes, of Baltimore, who had been engaged
digging guano. The bark Amazon, to leave next
day after the Fl. Fl. MEG for Boston, had but a
part of a cargo, and would take the remainder OF
the Americans at Bir,i Islands.
The United States sloOp ofwar Falmouth was at
st. Thomas the 9th instant, TO sail for the Bird
Islands in few days probably TO look into the af-
fair.
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SENIOR ARRANGo.z.-The N. Y Herald states that
Senior ArrangoiI--w 1t will be remembered
levied a commission of one per cent On the seven
million dollars paid by the United States to the
Mexican Government-is still in this country, pro.
badly in Washington. Il 10 understood that suit
will be brought against him for the recovery of the
money in which case some rich diplomatic secLets
will probably bo developed:
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DUELLISr CoMyICTED.-Juan Pages, the nan
who was on trial in Rev Orleans for killing an an.
tagonist IN dael three years since (of which we
gave an account yesterday Las been convicted o.
nanslaUgater. The jury, however, strongly 10
commended the pri5on0r to mercy. This is the
first conviction Cf the Kind ever achieved in Louis.
lana, and it may possibly have a restraining effect
upon persons who wont to settle their quarIels
by resort to the dlelO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

SHooTIsG.-On Tuesday las. an alteration oc-
Cured in Workshop In Maiden Lane, New York,
between two men named Wall and Mason, during
which the latter shot the former with pistol, in
flictug probably fatal wound
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ANOTHER VICTIM.-Mr. Joseph Haskell, of
Lakeville, Mass was found in a mutilated and
mangled condition on the track of the New Bed
ford and Taunton Railroad last Saturday evening.
The coroner's jury returned verdictth he came
to his death while lying in state OF intoxication
upon the track
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4 VAL ABLE JAMES RIVER
~ FARM FOR SALE IN HENKICQ CQIINTY

7.
wish to sell, privately, my Farm, called LILLY VAL.
LEY. Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Barrstia
Cox, the farm called Wilton, &c. Said land lies re-
maTkably well for farming purposes, and is now in
nigh state OF cultivation, containing 1874 acres The
Dwelling House 10 new, containing four rooms -
There are good Barns. Stables, and all necessary
out-houses There is excellent water nsar the house.
and an abundance Of springs.
To those who wish to purchase, l would say that
rarely such a chance presents t,elf The location is
healthy, the society good end the lands are very
fertile. '
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land to any persons wishing to purchase.
js 3-H B. 0. AKIN, Henrico Countv
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The MASSACHUSETTS SENAToRsHIP-T result
of the ballot for United States Senator in the Massa
ehusetts House of Representatives was as follows
The whole number of votes thrown were 364
necessary for choice. 1873 Henry Wilson, OF
Natick, received 234; Nahum F. Bryant, of Barre
s.; Julius A. Rockwell, Of Pttsield, 1s scattering
81, of which Mr.. Ely had 9. Mr. Wilson was then
declared elected, and the matter now goes to the
Senate.
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The Augusta Constituiionalist is of opinion tnat
Hon. William c. DaWson whose term in the Uni
ted States Senate expires OIL the 4th OF March next
will De the Know Nothing candidate for Governor
OF Georgia, in opposition to Eerschel Y Johnson,
the present executive who, it is said will be reno
minated by the Democrats
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CABINET CHANGES The Washington cores.
pondent of the New York Journal of Commerce
says that the rumors in regard to the Cabinet
changes have no foundation whatever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

Mr.. George w. Acker, residing at Chastansi
Bluff, Ala, left his home few days since, and al
he did not return, is supposed to have been mur
dered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

MILIrARY.-The Baltimore Patriot, abiding TO
the anticipated visit Of the Richmond Blues to Phi
ladelph.a, says that during their passage through
Baltimore they will be properly attended to by the
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