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GCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL. - 7

ANOLLYWOOD-Eas Shore of Mobile ON
Bay - The public respectfully informed that he A
above delightful Watering Place for the reception VISITORS
beautifully situated Mobile BAY
Que hours run from Mobs Capt Jos Aratrong's beautiful
low ea which pe between the two places twice
piled with delicious spring y shaded
by tall majestic oaku The bathing good .d he
shower baths unsurpassed In short offers
peona desirou spending the disease
never Known Ample have
saeh a. ahg sailing hunting pins billiards. pato galleries.
Evertt New Teana who bss aoeia-
ted himself MI WardFream the ptyle Of
Gssnts They will % shsr utmost to deserve the patronage
20 Persons leaving Mobile can
FREEMAN EvERITT
EpR
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THE SPRINGS.
G1TuLuM,s sPRINGs. OHorraw a

n SULLQMlG GThlkGCs GHOCTAWG 10. <SssxSf
A,A eshtysiI miles Mobile twenty-five mles sasm
Mobile aud Ohio Railrcad, and Eve miles
Undersigned takes pleasure announcing his
s PSe' @ he ss s
additions have been made, with single view . usassd comfort
creation wi
e IL on mere sss q $
No. Y him liberal share q Fam En-
Alleys and ohsr no premises The Cottages are ali
ass an ~ a.
q ne s y sss hU 81 s
Mobile .ss md s1s 6 Il
5 5 sss 4 % s VII III
making daily tips to and from the the lo to
As to The curative Of the waters they have no. only
most sanspss ssls. re 5 Ssrs as s no
pses 'ia n e. States
Il. s,s
'si sssasiGa t'''
ss anaed sy M Avsqu are
BEING yass sss p Wafer maS h
By dividing these Springs into three principal groufsto wit;
SULPHUR.
emily s.sss Stone. sou and certain snsoIss
ssha sglags are used II ds.ssss Of as Skin Khs
3d. That fsrrugnous Springs particularly Tonics mul
ale Of opinion Cuum Mineral Springs highly
uu prescribed hnd administered with Judgment and
discretion
J. Beugnot, D. Mp, II. Daret, D. ~ p,
Ba,be. n nj. p, r. Albnrzi, D. NJ p, Y.
On. Turpin b. Nj r.. u. Marmillon, D. NJ. p,
v, Fortineau, D. NJ. p, c. de Yalotti, D. M.P.J
A. AIsrcsr, D. NJ. 2. Oh, Dsery, D. M. p,
New Orleans, April 90, 1856.
A. Lambert, b. r., ]. Labatut D. Mp.
A.Pecqus, D. NJ. p. :. Martin, D. Mp,
A. Lemat D. NJ p, D. Thiery D. NJ r,
James Jones, NJ. D., z, Ireou, p. Mp,
L, Martin. D. N. P, ]. H Lewia D. NJ. r.,
Joseph Martin .. Mp.
Mobile Aprl Is, 1855. "a s.N
An. Gas CuLLuA SI hsvs inst reviewed the analysis
BY Mr. Ayequn Of your Springs which requesed to
Springs unlike any the country resemble Of the
springs in Europe and for the
Largo of mineral Ingredients they contain know Of no
Caybeate Spring this country Of equal strength and the Alkaline
Springs have parallel exceot the Badon Springs which are not
quite so strong.
great these In all Chronic Diseases Of the
Digestive Organs cannot Questioned and in almost all
Very respectfully yours, ETC., nc. MOTT. MI D.
To invads the proprietor pledges himself particularly that
xeron hI part will be wanting make them comfortable and
contehtsd. 7-5...a.
The Analysis of The following Springs made BY Mr. J. B. Ave-
qnin Of New Orleans gentleman whose reputation as scientific
Chemist Iaa amongst the highest only in this country but
ALABAMA vICHY SPRING.
Proportions Of the several mineral substances contained in
Garbonic Acid-msrsly noted. Grains Troy Weight. |
Anhydrous hi Carbonate Of Soda.
Anhydrcns Bi<,arbonate Of Poass
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WOLVES AROMATIC scHEiDAM scHNAPPs.
81 Druggists and Merchants any the article.
In the above catalogue will find
calling sending their ordera aboye who're will found
United Sate and al the lowest prices address
-" D. WRIGHT a. 90,
GENUINE MEDlCIFE WAREHOUSE.
MA II NJ. CharIra Nenilrlss "a
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VIVA. w. w. WOOD,
ATTORNEY AND coUNs ELLoR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Haring yamorsd from Neu Orleans and located in
JACKSON, Mss,

49, aoIIeiio e = olAs
JACKs0N MISS.
| XKTILL give prompt attention to all business
wv en,Iusd to- Lis charge in the High Court OF Errors and A
peai sapeor Chancery United States Circuit
sans Wan AID he eonss 'u'A 81
~ Ss a s & on s No a
| JaeEsop Miss. 1900 aais tfd&W
usa rsbs, bs isa. ana ne ,ss sa.rsv - sasa,
that he House viii % aendactsd as sore he
Ill shess hs Sausd
u iiqadase. - ~ s4s'SN
VI e p @ attending a che Su Of ny
eoahoi compelled abAeut ny
polite and efficient 0ssrs and Solicit liberal
NE city pursuit Of pleasure and refseshent will
p.risa Wishing sasrs Iraoa viii Ss promptly
by eaving their oders o. paeeaa 4 Mcha Livery Sable
We y - GEo. w GULLUM.
q hLEANa 6IEAM NllLLc.-OMce 70 roy
~ das street New Orleans respectfully non
FREBH GRoUND AND UEGRUuND
Golnmeal Gotss, siaIseed,
Critic Singer oioaks
Cracked Corn, A.spice, woeas Flour
o oSs. S,Ssss B BE- do 70,
,4 Bran, Nunegs, Bucs@heat do
r. e s Roasted and Ground 81 The lowest city prices
-. <,=777z, : -, :. = :. Wv
<-.nppEp MAJ io nm . M ISn ,psass ',uopr
- ~ G ~, s 1aN haSD niaE-EaL-ih0N WUish-
,assrs Bchnga, sea Trains Clarifying nyapoalng
Jnics Fans and Siesniboas and piaaatn Work
gaeIa AZ and s Faiton street. betneen conon ard
ss nv All 1iss d Ms NV p 9ss ;a s
49, le-s
10 Dn III. REV AfD;-
= A. ssoys ara viii BE- paid tor .ash 80
ihs evening OIL Inc ION and eat lie 10 sane.
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unionsoWn, uniss ssqn.y flAA' 0Aips1s

M. Bul Ia regard 70 your sasaparaI way that Ihays
esd 70 aoe eItentin Tnsa
LspIa and IA Aids
tne
OF Of the uds Of the body
with think prefer Il mi
preparation OF sErsapaan and any physician will
value me that
Respectfully, yonra, W.T.. PRENTJSS N n
eWiBport, ~. Decentralization,
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INSURANCE.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Comnany
nf Nauu 0rssno-. ~

Merchants Mutual Insurance COMPANY
OF New Orleans.
NJ u sssnss ss ssf s. & s s
AmoSn, psgama for the year ending May 81 isss Via
river 's sssss Il
On Marine R'fs..,.'.'. ................. sasas 81
e. e: I s%ia ss' On not sp
- aaa,ioi as
Net snInea premiums s the %
z. F p,s K Riss 8o6as %
On Marine Risks.. sdss II a.
Amount p ie1 i isi Of ssssass
adjustment. slssa
,,,,u Total losses. ss5i4sas
Espepsss Including tho:c Of tas oss
- a41,sso 20
Net profits for the year ending sst Nav ,ssx e,o -
REHABILITATION
Amount Of earned premuns as above. e,se Geo M
Amount of prsqigms paid BY the Merchan,.,10.
as.ssss fs ps SS%Rsny s1 sSr re-
shsir right profits, ~ ss fsr s eeS
Premiums pad parties who have s5ss ss00'0ioo
Of ten per cent interest, say........s" ,sn on. ~,
- ssGsqa II
Balance being nes q. esGnsd premiums participating In the
n'' p''nS0i ''' s51sss 81
The Company have the following ss,s,, ,,. -
Bills receivable, q short time, prsmiuma osk IA
bue or pisr1irins IN Course ~ no.a s12s
hya ain of $3.50 %
REM estate ofdce building 1878 95
Cnsh on hand 1904 96
69046 on
IT, al sasaat1 20
.s37g.ss2 90
-
p.-,-, STATE OF LOUISIANA.
n - . =, aiish Oh orleans. City of New 0rleanp
Be u remembere that the l9th of Jpro ,o.r .,
Subscriber Justice the Peace in and "a, nsofe me- the
sona appeared John Pambeon President MA c'sy
Who being duly aceosans Mutual Company
bookn Of amid Company $50 soiecs transcript from the
sofM PEMBERToN, President
sxnr, apbsey;ha5 q. SEhREBEk. Secretary.
1880 ~ - Dsi'te ms, this 18th day Of
seoond Jua.ica ~ Al. -, e. v. J0NTE
ss Va aus Feaee for the Parrish Of OxIsaps
The Board of Directors have daes,as ,,.,
nj MI MAJ isss ~ pofts Of tha
and alter she Isl Of August 1855 WIN De Issued
JOHN PEMBERToN, President
New Orleans June 1s, 1855. 4ioAr'' secretary.
nz DIRECTORS;
fogan sisgnght NJ =, tssnaad, ]. A. Braud
D. Gsillsfd. Pierre Pou;x SH. roget
B. p. Noorhes p, Masparo vs. hihtsnberger,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

s-APpoVeu n0tes a. onIhs, or per CENT diScoant Tor
[. A. s. CASE, Secretary.
Frankfort street, now York, May 4, 1855. ny3eH
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RACoN-50 casks choice Cincinnati Shout
aus JoskpH Lands q co. sr,boo,,,o,,., .,,..,
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fENALL0W--1 Dbl, for sale by
\ hss A. pELAaRAFE AGO, "a Magazine "a,
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Letathose who Aresufsring
atn read following b. done for
they Will this Dfalibie remedy - ~ ~ e sA"ii'i
JOHN su-psAr s5 Forthsia have boen
y the tried roe
tao dnease put found permanent relof Was nv
your preparation ofSsraapara which cnred
maaa and greatly than any mad
used nave now
and nave the
itasoeingthe oestInedieinsin naefor Rhsumatisni.
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Z NECKEGB0CKER PATENT COOKING
"a. Observation-Disclosures,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-27
From tho N. Y. Times.
Political History---A Revela-
ton.

In paper under this head, which we pub
lished some weeks since, il was remarked Of
the Democratic Convention of lsl1, that
Van Buren,, in looking for a restoration to
power, through a nomination from that body,
was doomed to disappointment fooled, at
the last moment, by the Chief of the Her
mitage, who as surely planned the nomtna-
ton OF Polk, on the Texas issue, as he had
previously planned the elevation of Van Bu-
rem on the downfall Of Calhoun"
We notice that Mr.. Andrew ]. Donelson.
being the Private Secretary and confidential
relative Of Gen. Jackson, has been making
a speech at Nashville, TO a mass meeting of
the American or Know Nothing party, which
is reported at length in the Nashville Ban
ner. The following remarkable passage goes
far to confirm the truth of Gen. Jackson's
secret hostility to his former favorite at
the last critical moment. when Mr.. Van Blu
rem expected his support for the nomination:
When was about to set out as a dele
gate to the Convention which nominated Mr..
Polk, the great question then before the
country was the annexation Of Texas. The
Democratic organization, by a large majority,
had fixed upon MI Van Buren, as the nom
inee but, very unexpectedly, his Texas let
Ter appeared, anu brought CONFUSION INTO Ule
ranks Of the party. ! consulted Gen. luck
son as to the course the best to be pursued
IN case Mr. Van Buren, adhered to the views
he had expressed on that question. The old
patriot, with light almost supernatural
cleaning through hs spectacles, took me by
the hand and said, " Ne must hare 7dras.
prefer Mr.. Van buren, above all others a. far
as personal feelings are concerned, aud !
know he is worthy of all confidence as
friend Of the leading doctrines and princi-
r.la.. - r-.ty. Dot ss.ss nts,s 9e.."e.
The good ofthe country demands It, and there
is no time to be lost Remember your conn
try first, whom you are charged with public
trust The good Of the country is above all
party. n IRE cannot gel T'eras ,ciH .Hr. IAN
Buren's aid, ire must obtain II teiihom his
aid."
Thus every Northern man is sacrificed
who will not succumb to Slavery. Mr. Van
Buren, yielded much he was slain for not
yielding every thing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-27

L,ss by ,Nal.-By highly important re-
gulalion Il appears that m every case of loss
by mail, whether suppose to be the result
OF casualty or of depreciation, the Depart
ment should be informed without delay Of
all the circumstances connected with it
Particular care should be taken TO state the
name of the office in which the letter was
placed; the day on which 1t was so placed,
and whether by the writer himself or by an
other person; the day on which, If at all, 1t
was actually mailed the names of the writ
er and the person addressed; the amount,
and if practicable particular description Of
the valuable lnclosure the amount Of post
age marked on the letter ; the Office to which
addressed, and whether mailed direct there
to or to another office for distribution and
the route by which 1t was sent, with any
further PARTICULARS that may aid the De-
partment in its investigation respecting the
cause of the loss.
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We think we arc justified in


b.y- That No Other Pm, or remedy ioi Liver Cum-
piaini, has giiaed, dcsewedly. tho reputation now
enjoyed by W. N l.aaep Celebrated Liver rIs. A.
an evidence that they viii euro, read the believing
certificate from lads residing In our own city.
Nrw-YorS, January g 1859.
This Is to cerfy that have had tho liver complsin,
iot sir years aud uoeof could get ANY medicine help
me until ommeneed using Dr. MLano's Celebrated
Liver Pills. can nov say 10 the puihc, that they
have completely cured me and I do hereby recon
mend them II persons uctod with diseased livor.
1hoy will cure. Try thcm.
MARIA EVANS, No. % Lewis stioct.
RS. Dr. Flames Celebrated Ncunifu go and Liy-
o. Pills can he obtained At any Of tho espectshe Drug
store, in this city.
i Purchasers will please he careful TO ask for ard
take none but DIR. NJ Flames Vermifugc. An
others ate comparatively worthless. a 2w.
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WOlfc's SchicdaIn Aromatic
Schnapps.

'ElllS Medicinal dict dtint II manufactured BY the
proprietor at sohiedam, Ia Holland, expressly for
medicinal purposes II has been submitted to nearly
all the first Chemists aud Physicians IN tho United
States who endorse II over their own signatures AZ
OF the great essentials Of the airia Hsaiea. II
is prescribed with great 10 Gtave Gout.
Rheumatism, oisttucons Of Bladder and kidneys aud
lof Dyspepsia 1t has no superior in the world.
Pot upia quart aud pint BOTTLES, envclopcd in yellow
paper, with my name he boitc cork and label, and
for sao by u the respectable Druggists IN tho United
States. UDOLPHD WOLFE.
IS %, ond % Bepvnr st.. New York
q. 9nos. ~ south Front st, Philadelphia
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JlfQtbg.

At sorth Walden, on the evening of the 9Th June,
Nathaniel harrington, Esq aged Ga years.
la Conc"d July :, Wihim iigyWood, ESQ, 10 the
sgth wear OF his age.
Ia Auhutndale, Mass, Msy 10, Mrs. Nina D. wal
lace, daughter Of the tate Bufscl Budgcman, Esq,
Hinwick, W.
ln llampden n, Wis, Niss Euclinc Bryati, formerly
of fhottoTd, VI, BRED ~ yeats nd 9 inonihs.
10 Luueuhu igh, July Q, Haliah Wiliams, wife Of
MI George Wilkins aged - years.
She was let alone 90 the afternoon for fow hours
her husband turning about o'clock, uund het head
LAYING ever the Eresiick, burned to death. wei may
the saying be reiterated. " Be We al.O ready"
10 Woodstock, luce 30, Mary Lpomis Dana, daush-
ter uf Charles DANA j., aro1 years md / onih..
la East Randolph, juno ii.h, Aits. Pefmcha Paine,
aged -
IN Stafford. juno Il, Mr.. John Rollins, son Of MI
William Rollins, aged -
"a Nofthhcld. iuae ., Amanda, wife Of L1rsnao D.
Gilchrfst, aged 80.
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HELMBoLn's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILIA,

For Purifying the Heod, remopiHg oil diseases arising
from fTcess Of -bgeurB, ezP0sHfe and tmPrHaeRes ~
fc rhroHie Constitutional disrase, dris5Hg Jr0m
pure STATE Of tas Rbod, tie oay reliable and gse
Hgi ka0ra remedy Jr the Of SrrgG, Salt hhLne,
sad Had Uieerataas u tie Troet and LsRgs, Paias
ord Seedlings 81 iie Benrs, I,tu, PHpios ea Ae
Face, AID SaGiy EfHpfioRs Of ne Skta-
lhs article An HaN prescribed By sons OF the most
dstnsp physicians ia the rountfy, and has proved
more efficient 10 practice than ANY preparation OF saT
saparil yet Offered to the public. Several cases Of
secondary syphilis, MeTcurai aud scrninlous diseases
have euueiy recovered 40 the tncutabie wards OF our
Public Institutions which had for many years re,isted
every mole oftfoatnent that could DO devised These
eases furnish stfkiag examples of The sanitary ELECTS
oihs medicine ia arretng some of The most iuvuinfaic
Diseases, silef thu glands were destroyed, aud ihe
bones already an ectod.
NorIcE.-Leueis from responsible PhJ sioians and
Professors of several Medical Colleges, aud Fthcaios
Of eus from patients wall be found accompanying both
ffcpafauuus.
PEIeEs, Fluid IStiuet Of Buchu, 81 per bottle, or
botiios iei s..
PmcEs Fluid Exuact Of SarsaRaTlla, 81 per pottle,
oites lof s., equal strength to"ne gallon OF sjfup
of SnrsApaiillu.
Prepared ADD sold by n f. iIELMBoLD, Chemist,
Chestnut Street, naar the GifsTd House, fhiade
phia,
To be had ofCOLLtNs & PIERCE Montpelier, VI
And Of irugsists I'D dealers everywhere.
nj istTs directed q S Proprietor or dgeAf ressves
iB,mediais aGsAitea. -; ~.
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n Discovery nee hare been uniting for.-To
have 10 KIN an OK in order to make pair Of
boots is CLUMSY thing and we have waited
some time to hear of some invention which
will supercode leather for the feet, as wool
ami cotton, linen and silk have superseded
the skin of ANIMALS for the rest OF the human
dress We sec the London papers speak OF
an invention, which has just heen submitted
to the test by the scientific authorities
leather cement SO strong and adhesive that
boots and shoes are made with it, IN which
not single stitch is seen or required, aud
the process Of mending so simple that every
man may be. If not his boot>maker at all
events. his own boot-mender. Philadelphia
ledrcr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-27

Mr. l.. B. Howe, of Mortified, Road Mas
ter OF the Central Railroad, has invented
machine for Strengthening or bending heavy
iron bars, and has procured patent for It.
Men handle and operate it with ease, and 1t
is only the work of two or three minutes to
apply It TO any portion of the railroad track
which has been beut and straigllten Of once,
without taking up the rail or drawing the
spikes. II is entirely simple in construction,
durable and effective, and affords great saw
ing of time aud labor over any former ma
chine or method of doing the same work.
The Vermoaters whose names follow have
recently received patents for their inventions !:
Joseph Adams of Fairhaven. for improve
ment in stone saving machines. Henry
Boynton, of Hinosburgh, for reciprocating
railway propeller. David Pierce, Of Wood
stock, for machine for manufacturing wooden
ware.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-27

Five persons were sentenced to labor in
q, e-..-...J ,S....,, .'s..'n 81. SnerlH
Baldwin brought here, last week. I hey
were all convicted Of incendarism two e.
males, mother and daughther, for burning a
dwelling house in Newbury two sprlgs
Of " Young America" for burning an old
dilapidaied school-house IN Chelsea ; and a
man from Wiliamstowss, for committing san
dry incendiary acts by which barn, a
school-housc, some cattle, and a quantity of
hay and grain were destroyed.-Uiadsor
Journal
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state Teachers Association

The Annual Session Of the above ssso
citation will he held Mt st. Albums August
2Ist, 22d and 23d three sessions each day
The Exercises viii consist of Addresses
Essays, Discussion, Reports &c.
Addresses may be expected from Prof
Chibrick Of Conn. Prof Sanborn of Dart.
moth College, Prof Boardman of Middle
bury College and Gilbert +. Hall Principal
of Thetford Academy also Essays, from
several gentlemen, upon educational topics.
The people of st. Adams will welcome
those, who may attend the meeting, to the
hospitality of their homes. 1t is expected
that the railroads will carry delegates for
half fare. A full Programme Of the oxer-
cises will soon be issued.
VIII the several papers in Vermont copy
the above notice.
= K; PANGBoRN, } Executive
]. GRAHAM, HNgCueFe
C. b. HUBERT, Oo'n'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-27

Kansas L,gisiaiure.--A despatch from st.
Louis dated July list, says Z" Both branches
of the Kansas Legislature met at Westport.
10th, occording to the resolutions of both
Houses, pissed on July oh. Governor
Rceder ana the Un,ted States Territorial -
iicers, with the exception Of Chief Justice
Lecompt, were present. The Supreme Court
is expected TO meet and organize next week."
Westport is in Missouri. The Legislature
probably met at the Shawnee Mission, one
mile over the line, in Kansas, TO which place
it had been adjourned.
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Tho Crops The wheat Of Ohio is nearly
all gathered, in fine condition, bot wheat will
be surpassed in abundance by the crop of
potatoes, rye. oats, and especially corn. The
Cincinnati Gazette Of the 9TH says the editor,
in journey through Hamilton and Butler
counties found neither weeul, fly, nor rot
lie saw l.. y. Campbell. the member of Con
gross, mounted ON a reaping machine, four
IN hand, cut ~ few hours n ten acre field of
wheat II appeared 10 our view as L every
foot Of cleared land il 10th lunie had been
planted with either wheat, corn. barley, rye,
timothy, or potatoes, and the fields looked as
If they never bore upon their bosom more
full aud perfect crop" The farmers will be
IN want Of barns 10 house their grain. The
latest accounts from Illinois agree that the
wheat crop is large in every sense, with full
plump kernel. In New York State il is adj
mtted that the corn, though backward, is
doing well. A man who lived in Iowa nine
teen years says he never saw so great pro-
mise IN the crops as now.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-27

An irascible old gentleman was taken with
sneezing in the cars lately. After sneezlng
in the most spasmoalc manner eight times,
he arrested the paroxysm for moment. and
extracting his handkerchief, he thus address
sed his nasal organ, Indignantly saying ;
"Oh! 90 on-go on-you'll blow your infer
nal brains cut presently y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-27

Loss-s Of The French .1rmy IN the Crimed -
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times states, that tho number Of French
troops sent ont TO the Crimea, from the COM
mencemcnt of the war. Is $4,000, Of which
number 10000 are now effective, sous les
arms. The loss consequently is $4,000.
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JAarriaA&g.

In Nowburv, July :. Nj. Charles W. Eastman nd
Miss Elizabeth &. Abbott. both OF NuWbuty.
in Bfadtotd, June 70, Euuch Wieairs, Esq- md
20, Mr. james Leighfon Of Bradford and Miss Mary
NJ. Willis Of South Royntan.
IN Braintroe July 4, Ms. l. -rastus Brown. and Miss
Julia Ford, both Of B.