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Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17

Our STREETS are just about as bad as
streets generally get to be, and unless the
present favorable moment is improved, we
will have to endure the nuisance the entire
winter Come, gentlemen, there is plenty of
nice clean gravel near the bridge which
would make excellent pavements, and it can
be spread over our streets at trining cost
What do lyon think of it, Titus, Cameron,
Tarbell, Kelly, Hanford, Mahoney and all
Others interested? Won't some of you take
the lead?
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17
STATUTES Of 1901

yNTHOEvER has the copy belonging to the l.
w dersigncd viii confer favor BY returni.
the same Immediately.
TEBBS q JOHNSON
nov. i6
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17

Ray" Last week we had occasion to visit
Placerville, and on our arrival at Sacramento,
were invited to take passage on the oppos-
ton stage of Messrs. Keyser Il Holdridge.
We were soon seated on the box of one of
their fine coaches, alongside of Will. Keyser,
the prince of good fellows and gentlemanly
drivers, and were whirled along on our jour
ney with the greatest comfort and ease, and
before we were aware Of it, we were in full
view of the rugged hills which surround Pla-
cerville This 6rm have maintained an op-
position on the Placerville road during the
past nine months, and are now reaping the
reward they have so hardly earned.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17

SNow.-On Tuesday last, Brownsville and
Cedarville were visited by severe snow
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17

p1~ The Pacific Express Company will
please accept our thanks for sundry favors
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17

Eas' Mr.. Millingtons class will meet this
evening at Mahoney Hall
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17

na5- At an adjourned meeting held at the
Office of Messrs. Tebbs & johnson, for the
purpose of organizing Hose Company, Mr..
w. r. A. Gibson was chosen President pro.
TEN. and Frank Madeira, Secretary.
On motion, the company was named the
Defender" Messrs Gibson, Adams, and
Frank Madeira were appointed a Committee
on Finances Messrs. Quinlan, Tebbs and
Martin were appointed committee on Uni.
form, and Messrs Adams, Kelly and Gibson
committee on procuring Hose and Carriage
On motion, the company adjourned, to meet
on Saturday evening, Nov. 18th.
w. T. A. GIBSON, Pres. pro. TEN.
FRANK MADEIRA, Sec'y pro- TEN.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17

Is IT rRUE?-We have been informed that
the Chronicle, published at Mokelumne Hill,
is soon to be moved to the lourishing camp
of San Andres.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17

OREeoN.-News of Indian fights received
by every mail. A large number of Indians
and good many whites have been killed
There appears now to be determination to
exterminate the red skins, the accomplish
ment of which will be attended with consid-
erable expense and it is feared heavy loss
of life After the arrival of Gen. Wool at
the seat of war, we shall be likely to hear
that vigorous campaign is being conducted.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17

Mr.. JOHNSON of the Circulating Library,
has our thanks for numerous papers. AT his
store, may be found all the popular books
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17

b6s- Isaac B. Wall, Speaker of the As
sembly in 1853 and T. s. williamson were
murdered on the highway about twenty-five
miles from Monterey, last Saturday. At
the time of his DEATH Mr.. Wall was Col
lector of the port of Monterey.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17

FGRrxrN's BALL.-The ball given by H.
& L. Co. No !, at Mahoney Hall, came of
agreeably to announcement on Tuesday eve
ming last. The weather was bad during the
day and evening, Notwithstanding which there
was good attendance There were some
sixty gentlemen present. and the occasion was
rraced with the presence of more than half
that number Of Ladies. The dance was kept
up through the wee sma' hours" and the
company separated at the dawn of day, after
passing a night of uninterrupted enjoyment.
An excellent supper was partaken of at the
Union Hotel. Firemen always make com
plete arrangements when they give ball.
WHAT DID IT MEAN?-On Wednesday NOR
ming last, politicians were somewhat startled
to observe large handbills posted all over
town, announcing that Gov Bigler and Col.
Zabrskie would speak in the evening at o.
clock, at particular point designated What
did it mean? Some fellow had probably
been taking Rip Van Wrinkle sleep, and
was fulfilling in good faith duty assigned to
him during the late political campaign. 1t
is scarcely necessary to add that the speakers
were net present
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-17
Express Line of Stages !
FORD & SMITH

BETWEEN Ell DORADO AND VOLCANO, ria piAMo
SPRINGS, PLEASANT VALLEY, FAIRPLAy,
BROWNSVILLE INDIAN DIGGiNGs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24

1t is well known that the Administration
is making desperate efforts to unite the hard
and soft shells in New York, but it will have
hard work to produce fusion Of the two
wings Of The Democracy, If the following
from the Buffalo Republic soft shell print,
is any indication Of the real feeling IN the
ranks Of the party. II says
We we're willing, last year, in view Of
the fact that the administration mad done
some good things as well as some bad things,
70 consider the account balanced and to say
nothing about it. We were then oyerruled.
Now VIC demand clear and unequiyocal OK
preston Of the Democratic sentiment.
The causeless, the shameful removal Of
Gov. Reeder, at tho bidding Of the slave
mower, is the feather that has broken the
back OF the democratic party Of New York,
and II can bear the administration no longer.
The load may be dropped and the party may
rccupcrate, but It can only be done by pubs
lcly discarding a burden which has been
disasirously carried for three long and weary
years. 1t will not be done, we fear; If not,
let the consequences fall where they belong.
One thing Is certain, and that is, that the
northern politician who Identifies himself
with the present administration, and either
approves or acquiesces in lis concessions to
he sIave-powcr, need not look, even during a
iic-ume, Tor resurrection"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24
J. r. STAfF0RD'S OLIVE TAR.

To Cure Diseases of tho Throat aud LunEs, Olive
Tor is applied and Inhaled
To Cure Diseases OF thu Nerves. Muscles nod Joints.
Olive Tar Is applied
Olive Tar mixed with Nation TaiIow forms an
oih ineHt ~ hich speedily and radically cares svory
Disease OF the sttn,
When puvr Tar IL placed over heatod wstef tho at
mnsplcte uf the apattmcnf becomes mnfegnatrd with
the deli shtd blended aroma OF the olive, aud the
line' curing diseases. and fevenirg Cou,asioo Ia
itcitnu.
olive Tar can be spplioi 70 the most feeble person.
Or 90 The &c ndcrst infant without danger.
TIE Magital Curative Pawors OF olive Tar is due
10 Erctriritv.
The Electrical effect Of Olive Tsti.to espal di.
ease und mot ~ drive b in relieve n u cases aud
tu cure al that nio not boy ui hope.
Fam caauot exist where olive Tat o. Olive Tar
ointnuut are applied.
olive Tar doe. not itriiste, nor dscolof the skin.
CIV" tyr does not contain mineral, nor q vogetn-
hl' poison.
The pnncipl Ingredients To- Olive Tar are extracted
from Fitch iiae Tar, and Olive oil.
PRICE 50 coats a Bottle. fnf sale by Storetecpcr,
.nd Druggists scneriily, ani by SCOTT & BROoks,
Montepeher, VI
sTAFFORuiS HALF HUNDRED RECEIPTS.
pbamrhci OF is cctavo pages contains full explain
aons Of tho above, toy ,ihnf with nnary 100 recent
and ieliahle testimonials OF the great cacy OF Olive
Tarioi the cue of diseases ofthe
Throat, Lungs, Airres, Muscles, Joints aud
Skin.
Ncarly al Of the testimonial arc ON prominent
nnd we'll known citizens Of New-Yufk This hook
also, contain. between
Siry and Serenity .Ner ani YaiudJle Re
ceipis, trhich should be knopn 10 ouery
MECHANIC, FARMER AND HoUsEKEErER.
~ lnclusc Sis Cents or Two letter stamps To J. H.
Stafford, Pucucai Chemist. No. cw-streo,, New
York, and the return mail wilibnng you tho book with
the postage paid thereon.
a. qw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24
HARRISON'S
COLUMBIAN TONIC STIMULANT

WILL cure all disease. caused by pfo.traton Of d.
w gcsuve power Is aotien Is immediate asa
siimulant, 20 rouse The viil energy its healthy
fotce tonic, sustain aud rrrpstuato that force
tl healthy secfetuns restored aud natural power
retutns. 1. will al mid ioins Of Cholara,
Chulcfa Morbus, Dsscntefy, Bilious tuiic, Fever aud
Fever IN Ague mud 80 connection with hAnEisur's
CuLJnrtA NNGArAnLK LNErtc viii cure tho most
OF these and uthrf acute discusses the
Fhuftcsf possihc umo. The DYsprptic nnds immedi,
ave relief. and rctmanent cufe. M use. For al
Btonchia aud Paimon1ry affections, 1t has great
tOfative efficacy.
The alcohol aud plum inehfieies will find IL a pot
feet substtuto iui both those disease cugr udrfng
und health destroying Articles itis an escinsvely
vegetable compns ttnui aud pute tonic aud stimu.
liant, without the shshtes disoisng property in its
composiuou OF action "u the system. The fieuds Of
Temperance the viii hud an great potency
10 their cause. and that the sttiated ciatiags Of
diseased appetite under lis use viii give place To
hsuiihl action aud natural desires II dehcious 10
the taste, and grateful the sunsiies Of the
ach. II may be- taxes iH 1t. prosent form rich syrsp,
or 10 w-ter, making deighfui bertrage. A. dstl,
beverage, It's dcciousness IL HasquaeI by any formen-
Ted alcoholic preparation. Il ptsvchts we'll o.
disease. Us u-c o. applicable 10 all climates boz
Oh srusons, ala dieuse- aud 90 all condition, OF life
and from extreme Of infancy toeNtfcmg age. Price
.
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Mnrringtg.

IN ncttn ooh ins'., by Rcv. ~ ilian Nc. r'gaf
w g tee aud Mics ThrruHh :. Strun..
IN Rnyaiton, Aug. 10Th, by Rev J. o. Stone, Z. 7.
Stone \. u ,rincipti 81 RoYalt1u Academy anG Miss
Mauha u. Stone ni totni.b y. n.
AZ the fesd.scc OF hon. n. Robinson IN strvo Aug
l6, by Rev. W. " Iifsny, Mr.. Anhut NJ. Cisk OF
Lexington, Michigan, and Naty l.. RI ins.n Of stuwc.
Al Nerhhed Aug. 18th. BY ke,.C u. fasy, Mt l..
T. Hodges und Mis-. Mafy Jade rofno, both ofN.
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THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
ELEVENTH YEAR.
srLENDID ENGRAvINGs ANnraIZrs.

SPLENDID ENGRANlNGs AM PalZES.
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cation Commences on the i3th day Of September
neat
tue" SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN "isanILLUs.
TWATEn PERIODICAL, devoted chiefly 10 ,hc Iifo-
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Agriculture, fatoats, invoHtions, Engineering, Mil
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Reports ct o. ;. PArEA1s gunicd arc also pub
lishcd every week, including ufficiAt CouEs Of al
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iarm1pon upon THOUSANDS or OTHER SUI
JECIS.
The CoSrniHuross to the ScirSrfric ANEHic.S are
among the most EMINLNf scientihc and practical
Of the timos. The Ldsiorli Department Is uni-
N0fsaiiy acknn~ lodged 70 be conducted with GREAT
ABILITY and To be distinguished, not nnly for The
excellence aud iIuthnnes. of a. discussions, but fof
the iesilessness with which enor Is combated aud
iaifu theories are exploded
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Arrival of the Pacific.

INV iOhki mug, z.
The Steamer Pacific arrived from Liver
pool this morning at 2 o'clock with dates to
The lllh. She brings 209 passengers, a.
mong whom are Rachel and troupe aud r.
g. TesiTe bearer Of dispatches. The news
by the Pacific is not very important. The
bombardment Of Sebaslopol was renewed on
the 10Th.
II was reported in Paris that the lombard
ment Of liellngsiors had been successful.
Breadstufis reported declining.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24

.4pt ComParison.-The New York Time.
has the following apt comparison: "The
Richmond Enquirer has shown an admirable
ability and energy IN the recen, struggle in
Virginia, but directed against the free insti-
tut1ns Of the North, that energy and ability
viii prove but drro'~ Of glas; sped against
pillars Of granite"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24

! suffered severely from Asthma, attended
With violent cough, the trying climate OF
tins place also tended much TO weaken inc,
and became a mere skeleton, having rcla-
lives at Saratoga Springs, N. ", went
there but derived no benefit, and returned
here business compelling me- in n worse
state than when left. Despairing Of being
benefited, | tired your Pills. and rubbed
some OF tho Ointment on my chest and throat,
! obtained considerable relief after the first
fortnight, and in eight weeks was completely
cure. an nov IN excellent health and
strength
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24
HARRiSON'S
COLUMBIAN VEGETABLE EMETIC

WIN withdraw and cl all diseased matter, .oid
hnd gaseous from ali part. OF The system Besides
IT'S emrtc rtopeties, 1t v pectofaui, Alternative nd
nu~dyne. II acts 600 each OF its modes according
mature, ttiteyes The labofng organism of diseased
matter, and pefm Zee netipa uf it, natural fOnc
restore strength IA s the only safe aud certain
medicine 10 al severe forms of Cholera, CLuiefa Nor
uus Bilious Cole, nyfent,ry, tleufisy, and every
other ueute dsease, IL has grrut remedial power IN
ul chronic tisenses la both aud chronic dis
eases, assisted bF She isr4prating and sustainiug
rover Of UAHuisuNs iusfe SrfHuLANT, cures are Ger
tain Principle ui treatment aud directions fof use
acc mplny each medicine. Pace 80 cents.
~ Wholos.le Aroui f,f New England, GEO. W.
BRIGGS, Safipnci aad WHO sale and retail dcnlrfin
HsHEitnNi- CoLrNrIas tHKs un1 AaEHcAN rEETu.
MAHF, %, Washington street, opposite the Adam.
House. Boston. A.. w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24

The lancaster Eagle says, Tho cyi.
dcncc that Aichison joined the Know Moth
ings IN Washington City for the ayowcd pur.
pose Of making use Of its means to carry
Slavery into Kansas, is IN existence and can
be produced"
II true, this but shows the bad use to which
secret organizations can be put. Let all
political parties be open to the inspection Of
every body; then each will be a check upon
the other. and tho people will see that no
great mischief is done by any.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24

Holioicays PIls, Cure for Asthmatial
Coughs and Disorders OF the Chest and
i.unss.-A gentleman we'll known, and re-
sident of New Orleans, thus writes To Pro
fessoE Holloway, For upwards Of i've years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24
NOTICE

Making 7 p prrrcut to he
east urcn The original amount 4 ihc rfcaaum Note
atfhurt rthrnre go soy ra1mcrt an 2" hn paidtotbc
Treasurer At saiJ Company al hisoHiee SO montpelier
un af bt foe thc l6th dly e October isi5.
SAMUEL WLtt4-, treasurer.
Office tuners Mutual Fire lnsuraucc Co..
Montpelier August IAN, 1855.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24
RARE CHANCE.
LEGAL NOTICE!

'DHE SUIT ia the Circui, Court fihs unitol ststos,
l Tor the Vermont District, go our name against 4.
b. Eddy Of Bulnrioa, of niiin gment Of Patent
Tor making fucton Matches, has been decided, after
M hearing before both judges, 60 our favor, BY which
decision exclusive Ight 10 the OF the formula
dcscrihod 60 the Patents sustained.
u All persons are hereby cautioned a
gain-i sEii.iAG any FRICTION MATCHES except
those made 10y Us, as all tniHgcmcuts of cut rights
.s,l h r-eseI - the fol- estsa 81 tAs uacd stutet
fdtcnt Laws.
BYAM, PEARSON, CARLTON co,
ll6 uNtoS srRGEf Busrus-
July oh, 1858. a.. Gn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24

Men Orleans, .7ug ls.-.4iabrna Eiee-
tion.-Ihe majority for Winston, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, is about II
600.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24

MNTrRAssEs, TO he folly appreciated oush, to he
u.oi dvnns The heat Of summer, being free from tho
dust .ud producing OF tho suanearns sensations
of feathers, ihe, imPau in,isorative and healih,
action, unknnwn them who sleep on feathers, aud
one Of rurS.S's Pnsht srsiNe Hrps, and liAis MAJ
rEAss, m ikes a combination Of eomioft. luxury and
economy which needs only Ia he tried, chat they may
ho universally liked, BY those IN hoslh, and Of price
les. wonh to the sick and d,binaisd. They may be
found a, Emery. Furniture Wureroom., Head fs,a,e
street, Montpelier.
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NOW SEE HERE
READ THIS OLD AND YOUNG

DROF. WOODS HiIR RESTORATIVE viII -
! store gray Hair TO original color permanently
made 60 grow ,on bald heads remove all dlniiu ~
rails, destroy an d,easc. tho se1pi and II used
say once twice week regularly, viii prevent the
hair iom Incoming gray filling, to any ginHbio
s-e. Read the following trstimunials, ant We defy
you todlobt, lsags tAe WaCerig Magazine
snsrc-s In The r,ni Us " hose tonic, we soy,
Turns back TO is color the hair that was gray.
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MUM ~ co.
les Fulton street, New-Nork-

or MtssTs. MUM & co, have been, for May
yusf.. extensively sngsged IA rtscssns patent. iof
iarentons, and wili advice inventions, ~ittont
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3I00ih
BALLAD CONCERT.
MIR. AND MFRS.
L,N. II. c II O Shy,

GAVE ihcr 400 b Concert Jan l.i, 1855. Their
~ Efforts 60 please the public, have been crosned
with unlimited patronage and decided appro ptauon, IN
iho principal citios and towns throughout TIE Hated
States. Twelve scur' experience renders VIZ tfosby
qualified 10 itsi TOT the public iste u will he re-
mcmbeftd that he Is the author ~ many of the most
popular songs, Ballads, Melodies. Quaficues, &c.
among which are, w s" The Grave Of Washingion,"
We come ~ SO with songs TO greet you,' " forget
the gay wofldn " Jane O'Msll j." " Dying Child,n
kiuy Civdc," % Clani Brown," Juha ~ Beauty,"
Erhfuin's Linent 70 81 Lovely Nell &c, sc.
Having ciascd then engagement n thifig successive
ngnt. in Washington city aud having had he honor
OF singing al tho White House 10 the President aud
Lady, hey respectfully announce 10 the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of this place that They will give one Of their
SOCIAL EVENINGS
At the Free Church on Friday Eve. Aug. "a.
on which o-casion hey will introduce and
ofsia. Programme, causisting Of Ducts, Songs Bal
lad. Melodies lfish allads REGULATIONS, &c, en-
bfaeins Sentimental, Miuhful and Comic.
The Kcrshar Family, Numbering 500,
wan DO rspfesenIed by Josh himself from Rua rirr."
NJ. IiEkEH. AT.
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From the Boston Herald.
SoMErHtSs WouH KsowiSe by using Professor
Woods air Restorative, gay hair Ban hc permanent
y restored to ~ original coof The suJolned GET
i6csa ~ IS received from Ishnson& stone, 1ltdiref
Mo-, aud is but ono OF the many Instances that are
da, oal kao~ ledse Of It, oldrriui yaeels
"a By. mo- longer mathematical but scltcsi-out truth,
as huadrcds an cur community can testify.
GAEptNEE, Me, June a2 le5L
WV. II. Drrp-noat sir' have used two biities Of
Prot Moods la Restorative, and can truly say Il Is
tho creates, discovery Of the see for restoring and
chansns The Hair. Before using - was as gray a.
man ofsovcnty. My hair has now attained is original
color YOU ctn frcomond Al 10 the world without the
least feat a. nv case was of the worst kind
Your. respectfully, DAHL n. MURPHY.
Itunois CESr. r. H. Office, Nandaha' June y leoi
Pnor. " oop dear SUI take pleasure ia bearing
,otuntary testimony to the excellence Of your haif
Rcsioiailyc Thee months ago my hiif was F'Iy
~rav Il Is row DARK brown. (tho or inal eolofl
sn,,o h aud glossy The only Application h,fe made
TO a has been the Hair Restorative, prepared ht you
and hcb, from the result "A my o~n oa'", can most
'' Ee.pee, 'D,iy' yoSls. EDWARD woLcor.
u.n Rr,roNAri,s la our columns to-day will he
found PROT Woods adveftise ucnt OF the tbeN' e"toi
/ Ia ,,lifh We call atten,iol What It has done, No
have vi messed upon several Of ou aequ'H'aaes' 10
-. Louis. Hair once gay met our view, pls'A a,
btows as tho case might be, being TIC color Of 'sry
manhood and fne aud glossy as sik and mat ",i'
out an, other spPiio dish than the kssiefau'e' IN
has done this upsn oihefs wil' u n"l uo :, 80 go
any 81 OUT readers whose frosty ro"s we're oS', !,
~ lie raven locks" OF Looheps watlike ehiei, u
hey viii try ~ We 'sink so--Jssks0HT'He t9H'"'S-
tisaisi, Oei. 5, 1858.
! THr GH.rFsr niscovHHr oF rHt hef'-h seloon.
occnr. that notice, under any eifeum' anors pss
,n.diencs, restOratyas, OF n)thng 81 Tue hinui "'
Ne have prejudice against most OF Them hut can,
A.. eon,no - inviie attention TO the advertisement
| Of Professor Woods Hair H. t'o'siNe' We ~.
~. i,g,,,io 10 f,4Iifa aaythilg Of the Kind but
one insances Of ia use hvae come TO cur know edge
which almost assure 10 thai Al - se'eleis" ,o"sa,
,sainst the hair becoming PfemAiufeY gray It's no'
Hair Dye - but upoa ts application, az diiee'eo
Inc eject i produced on The ska, which s'nss 90,
,hs ofrina native cooied hair, without 'ihnsss ana
sisesii a glossy and natural app nAncr. We nave
ssan persons who have used ~, and ihey arc m.on
pleased with II. Esemino the sd'eiiso"e"|-'"S
sour Republican,
ra,tesiimony which is perfectly o'ff~hsi@ins ses
;,,ai,, 10 be had Of az agents. Address o. ), ..a
/ a 70. 90 RtoadNay N. Y. and u haiAs' s"'s ~.
ranis No sold by all DiuSgisis aud dcal't. =, "eH
| ,,,n.esar, where For saie a Manufacturers P"es'
~hes,.'is AZ sCoii bRoOAs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24
INTERESTING TO THOSE SUFFERING FROM
HEADACHE, a CERTAIN REMEDY FOUNDIN
Or. M'Lnuc's Celebrated Liver
Pills.

y ~ T0TNNTW- y 7 sTUITTI q 'TTTTTTHINt u
cciyed d,il, from orr Own eitifcns.
Nrn NoHs, August !, isa2
Thus itt, ccriis that have been subject AZ times
tusescfe he ldaebo sometimes tho pain would be SO
severe could rest noiihcf day night. Heating or
DE MIine' celebrated Liver r,lls, ient and got a
BOOK, ct which took ,wo pills seias to bed, tot two
oishu. rhoy relieved me on,itoly. sou.e time has
ooe elapsed, aud have had no more trouble from
sick headache. NJ JOHNSTON, lis Lc~issL
RS nr. " Laae'' Celebrated Ncnai fuso and Lis-
CT ris, he obtained ant of'he respectable Drug
Stores ia mis- ciiy.
b1r Purchasers will please be careful toask for, and
take noae but DIR. aiLan''s vermifuge. An
oih-.s a,o comparatively worthless. fG2N.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24
CAS- BOOK ABE.
&EfIOnl K0D4G
Whites Daguerreotypes,

Rooms two dcors east Sfthe Poai Oiice. state 81.
Long practice enables 80 take pictures in the
best STYLE On hand great variety Of Cases Locksts
rins Gings &c Patticust attention paid to copy
ing nieucffcotypes
Montpelier, Oct 18th. dSw