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WIN. PEARCE, PLUMBER.

Nos II 26 Ciiy Erehaage Dtr0Hshi e Street B6s
ton and .H1RKkF SO UARE Port and Ne,
Force Pumps Water Closets, Bathing apparatus
Plumbing Work aud Water Fixtures of every ie<cfi %.
ton executed the best nIatuer IN every part OF the
Union with despatch
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Book and Newspaper
lLLUSTR ATOMS ON WOOD.
~ JOHN ANDREW
l2g Uu.HfEg,trV iStrof I{fSJGN
Premium, Window sl,adcS.

Manufacturer aud in,pori ers of WINDOW >HAUE>
)EN,tts EA\ps PINS LOOPS rlc ric y b
ofe : hIde- Hiatr - ur.'er /. Il / KELLY
~ Ma-hmstau street Boston. Also htLIA : lmpr,t
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l. ANE 4 WHEELER.

- AfipNtE> n1 Atrnlli B",k Manufacturer.
lie 'rrs Ia A'"cuesn ttt-t-h iaa L. st,H station
ef' al ~ tf' To- osrH & HJ-hll celebrated NIL
nag iai'-r'. taa >hiP'e,. >,at Press
~ RI STAT EN1RELT RrSTGV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15

Nothing Convention IN .udine.-
The Know. Nothing State Convention was
fully attended, and harmonious spirit pre-
vailed. No nomination for Governor was
made. When such is the case, it will not
be by the convention process, but each mem
Der of the order will have the opportunity TO
express his individual preference for can
didate, and the designation will be thus made
some time previous to the LIST of August.
Strong anii-slavcry resolutions were passed.
with only three dissenting voices, and It IS
understood that comprehensive ground was
taken IN reference tothe politics Of this State,
bj recognising the Republican party, and the
opfisiy Of concuring in the nominations OF
that pany whenever practicable.
A justice OF The peace in the neighbor.
hood Of this city, says the Ohio Statesman,
has adopted move! mode of putting the
test to all persons who are brought before
him under the charge of having taken too
much stimulus. lie has procured narrow
plank which is elevated from the ground
BY means Of a brick at each end. This the ac>
cused is made TO walk or attempt TO walk.
If he succeeds he is at once discharged, aud
the constable is saddled with the costs
but il he falls of, it is taken as prim1 GIcie
evidence against him, and the sentence Of
the law is forthwith pronounced.
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The Washington american Organ" says

The Washington american Organ says;
We are Informed by an intelligent NTgi-
MIA Democrat that there are 900 irish lab
ores on the public works IN Virginia, who
have voted at this election for the first time ,
and all of them for the Wise ticket There
are from 1900 to 1000 of these nborers on
the Blue Ridge Tunnel. In Augusta alone,
$40 IRISH laboiers came to the polls and voted
Tor Wise. On the Virginia, and Tennessee
Road, in Southwest Virginia, there were
several thousand foreign votes cast against
US
The Organ implies censure of these
" Irish laborers" But II Is difficult to under
stand what claim 1t thinks an Order could
have upon their votes, which Is gotten up
expressly TO denounce aud dlsfranchise
them. II its account is true, 1t disproves
the so often repeated assertion, that they
vote ignorantly or for mercenary profit.
The figures of The Organ are doubtless
exaggerated, but they indicate one of the
most serious ard deplorable effects Of the
Know Nothing" movement. That Is, it
drives all naturalized citizens into one or
ganzation for theiI own defence, begelting
among thcm clannshness and prejudice
Formerly they have been divided among the
other parties, and any foreign notions they
might entertain, were balanced aud neutral
ized by being kept subordinate 10 the great
questions of American policy. Bat this
crusade against them creates and fosters the
very evils 1t Processes TO remedy. Never
since the other great Know Nothing move
ment-the Alien ana Sedliun LAWNS
community suffered so much from prejudice,
quarrels aud riots about birth, caste aud re
hgion, as nov. Albany Journal
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Extraordinary Premiums
To Agents for prorut'ng subsehbsrs Tor
TICK ETS iT$I ACH,
PERTAINS GREAT
100000 GIFT ENTERPRISE
The distribution fne Gyl' berg d,6ai,eiy fired or
JULY 5, 1855.

Any person 'endns $40 may deduct 10 per cent. or
viii receive II Tickets.
Each person srnting 100 be oie the 9th July will
IN tddition TO cuu missions, be- presented with
a MammoM Gold Pen and Case, raiEed al SO,
iaoh erson sending 5000 before the 5,h Of July,
Presfnsd ruth a SLIDER u afoh raigsd at S25.
Each person .uuding $500 before tls 5th Of July
wilt, an uuiitiun to commissions, he
Prsstnfei nth C'oid Ueieh, raiged at $50
Futh person seuAing $50 before the STA uf July,
will. 10 addition To mniisstous, he
Pr,sfned irith Coid Wafeh, ralasd a. 800.
The person WIN shall send. before The 5th Of tnly,
tho lasEost amount above $500, will, 10 addition TO
commissions. he
Presssfcd Wth a Piano, ralHsd AZ $500.
have been induced make the above liberal offers
10 order Go remove settled ohsVtsn the minds OF
rour committee. TO having tho distribution take place
while thnte remain iu my hands tickets unsold, and for
which cnuse they have 1T TO defer the partition
thr rifs when was hSed Tor the 9Th Inst the
sth Of Juf, will he by reference to their pro-
re.diugs published below. assure you that the post
poaenrut Is a. vexn"gs TO as u ia to those who
have purchased iickats therefore hope that each
sni ovcty one iuterested, viii cooperate
RI tho eiion TO dispose ofthe few taou.ani tickets
ma ming unsod and thus advance the interests oftho
who r body OF shareholders.
Rcspectiu, yours, PERtAM.
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FLuOul'r, rAtNtt g.. SuPPRESSED, nod IN
REGULAR MENSTRUA ZION, &c. with al thew
accompanying evils Cancer cxcopted,l no matter
how severe or 81 how long standing.
1hi- medicine has never been introduced by eusniy
puhs aud interpretations. H. IT intended tha'
~ pieseut popularity shall be- snstlinod ny any me-
dum out its merits ana the PROBATION Of tho public.
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Consumption Cured.


csmc m Now YORK in the slip relesrapa my ma
tive place ~ ST. joha, Now nfunsSick WHOM reach
ed this city, niY hrnitH very poor had fcfY bad
cough fasci good dcul ct matter Shieh vas frequent.
u mixed with blood bad pain 10 my Ten side, aud
was very ugak aud emauciatrd. Nj friends and ply
stefan pfoununecd my case Consumption nnd bryoud
the reach az modifine. I heard accidentally 81 ID.
Curfis's Hssegna, or Inhrhng Hygran Napof and
Cherry Syfup, end obtained a .ackage which yeub
believe thc means Of saving my life Soon after
wearing The luhnlcr. Hound relieved the pressure
on my irnrs. md sfef whilo the diseese made iis
appearance upon the suifa-e nnder the inhaler.
took tho Chorfy syrup dtHcfcd, AMI continued 10
do So m, cough gradually gfowing heitsr Until ~ On
trey lefi ire. and now con-,dei mSsef cured.
still wear tho Inhaler the OF 1t % lathcf pleas
no aud believing Il strengthening aud purifying 10
the innss, l fsci unwilling al rreasoei 10 di.l,nsc
with u. JUN NNup'
C. n. RING, conner OF Ioha street aud Broadway, n.
Y. Price s. package
n. B.-Any person inclosing 50 to BOYD PAUL
or CURTIS PERKINS. New York, viii receive
package eontaining bottle of Iygeaa Napofi one Of
Cherry Syfup and Inhaler neat box ~ express,
free any pau OF the Uaited siatrs or luui iaeka-
ees fot SO. Aseut fOr Montpelier, fNEn- 4.
SMITH sVIf
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EIirddifion Of Pdupers.--Several months
ago. the Commissioners of alien panpers for
1854, IN their annual report, alluded to the
custom OF returning paupers to their former
homes, and one Of them earnestly advocated
a change in, or arepeal Of the present law
on the sublect-calling attention TO the fact
that since the commencement of the present
year numbe rof lunatics had been removed,
and arguing hat the law might be the occa-
SION OF serious abuse. The subject excited
great attention at the time, partly from a fool
ish and abortive attempt on the part of party
leaders to suppress this portion of the report.
Although many months have elapsed, and the
legislature, by vote of two to one. recon-
inended the removal of Judge for sending
back fugitive slave, aud by stronger vote
passed a personal liberty bill" which the
Governor aud the Attorney General prououn-
ced unconstitutional, they found no time or
had no inclination TO modify the pauper legis-
latIon, or to throw additional safeguards round
those poor wretches who are liable to trans
portatIon on the Judgment Of any justice of
the peace. The mutter was, indeed, referred
10 a committee, of which Gen Devereux was
chairman, and report was made at a late
period of the session, which was not regarded
nc credtable TO the heads or the heats oflhe
committee, and which excited very little at
tentlon any way. Ana now facts are leaking
out in relation to recent cases of eStraditioD,
which are really appalling, and are well cal
cuiated to disgrace the Commonw ealth IN the
eyes OF the civilized world, and which most
certainly must delract from the force Of our
protests against and opposition to the slave
law
A young woman, who had never been a
pauper until she required some assistance a.
the time when none but bru,es would refuse
II, is taken with her little baby, native born
citizen OF Massachusetts, and notwlthstand.
ing her proiestations and prayers, rs hurried
on board an emgrant ship, and IS To be land
ded abroad, poor, frendiess, and utterly for
lornl Why, II the case could have been
known in State street for only the period OF
time occupied by the Nunnery Committee in
their visitation in Roxbury. we venture to
~ t'as noney enousn wo"lu nav oes"
yond wpn, until she could have summarized
herself; and we hear it iutimated, aud hope
the intlmation is true, tina, the ,eomen Of Bos-
20" WIN aaAs measures 70 nave one OF 'helf
country and receive at ,be,r hands ,bo, rs.
sistance which this grea, and rich Common
wealth refuses to give. Very often sub
se'ipuon papers are circulated ior 'ne pur-
,cl;is Gon now and Than as we'll as 40 NAM nam
black ones 2
And now we were informed by the Adver,
user OF yesterday, that IN the same vessel
sent nns,ic w w., 6.J ,aten ont he Fr a
ua,uraliz,,ion napers-wbo had resided in
the country thirteen years had paid taxes
VINO had trends able TO support HIM, and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15

CHINESE,
JOHN y. CAPNER.
NAHlON HART.
PETER EWING.
ASA JONES,
NM Il MOORE,
7. w. BURN.
nJGH GAMER.
JOHN l. JONES.
THOMAS GRAY.
A J. nOLHOMh.
DAVID HUFFMAN.
aUT AAff son
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INDICATED INHALATION.
NEW METHOD.

4 MOST WONDERFUL. DISCOVERY 30. recent
~ " been made d., on. ca Rris fof curing Asthma,
Consumruon, Bronchitis, Coughs, Cois and az Lung
Cnmplaiuts .hy fituicate inhaiatiou. d. tthliH'-
HNGEANA. rrtNHALtNS HhGEAN NAruR AND
CHERRY SYRUP. has accomplished The most v'un-
defful cures OF Asthma snd Consumpuun, "a The e.
~ of Nov York ard vicinity for few months past 3,
ev@i known tu nun IL is producing an impression on
Diseases OF thc Lungs, never eiofe witnessed by the
medical pfo.ctsiua. certificate in the hancs Of
Agents.
The Inhaiet t. worn on the breast under tle linen.
without the leu.i inconvenience the heat OF the hody
being sun ciant Go esnuofatc the hud-suppil us the
longs constantly with tralug aud ug'eeuNie sapofs
passing into the cell, and passagts of Tho iun-.
30 at cHnnut fs-s be- reached By any other ntdeine.
Hen. 4.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15
RpBr. BEATTY, ia, Chairman.
II II E VI BERi
The Tickets are only 81 Each,
.9ad zach Tiekef adait, Foar Psrsoas
Pcrham's BurIesque Opera ,665 Broad
way NY.
New Books.

0un3G S2 9Gs 9dv 5Gl /
- Susan, The Fishermda's Daughter"
~ Cheseboro.
"a Song - LOok .1isad,"-By A. S. Roe.
" The Old Inn" ]. $. Barnes.
Kings aud Queens. or Life in The Pdiace, u
Abbott.
" Grani'ey Manor Fullerton.
" Trring's brace Bridge Hail."
" -" Tales Of Il TrdreHer.'
" Lectures on LIFE and Health" Alcott
".Hay Noioer,n Mrs. Stowe.
Aud others, for sale by
81 s. NJ. WALTON,
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Asthma Cured.

hfouk,n, \. Y. Dec. 90 1853.
For aheut eight wear. hate hecn severely afflicted
with the A.ila iartAe last i~o graisi hHFt suhef-
beyond 400 uf rowrfs ui descuptiuAi months at
time hHes mot hDrn able 20 sleep 90 btf. gftinz
what rest rouif .iiiag tn MY chair. MY Officially Of
breathing and .utrgings weie - great ai Tunes,
that Tor houfs icerrf int friends expected hat each
hau, ~ouid ha niy last. Hurrs Tho Asf siS Yrafs
have hud tho i ADD attendance OF some 90 iho most
ceehratrd plF-i.i4ns, boa have received 80 potma-
nent benefit and lui ltfic rcic AZ lrn-ih bad thc
good tnrfunr iu rtnrufe DE-. turiss hss0onH cor To-
hahar Hveran Inaf tnd Chrrfy syrup. At tho time
htst obtained b.. { was soldering under unr ui my
tno.t ,ioi,1i aad a- in sett dl -trsss nimsst
.uHocuttut fni ~ breath % lees ihau ten nin'
ufes from tile tiio applied the inhaler 10 ston-
nrh aud took ssnuoniul uf tho CucTiy S5lups WINS
relieved in o. gfaat measure from the difficulty Of
reathtng nud taa a. comfortable night. have since
cont inucd with the greatest possIhio bcncht, aud
an nov comparatively we'll. tod Only Lao~s The
amount Of sutrr,rr this 600 icine has relieved me
from. Ny advise 10 tho suffering rHr o..
MARGARET EhSTON.
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British Periodicals.
EARLY COPIES SECURED

The present critical site of European adaifs N
render ihese publications unusually Interesting during
Tho forthcoming year They will ocrupy middle
ground he fwosn tho hastily wiien nows Hens, crud'
specua'ons, and hyi tumnrs of the daily Journal
aud pondeIous Tome of tue future historian, wit
ton a0er the living interest aud excitement Of tho
grcat pnlical events II the time shall have passed
II - 10 these periodicals that readers must look
Tor 1e only really iutrlginle and reahie histuty OF
current events, and such, in ADDITION to their we'll
esahiished literary, scieuihf, and Theological char
scirf, urge them upon The consideration OF the
reading pubic.
iry~Atransemenls are now permanently ma for
the receipt oTEARLN SHEETS iron the British pub
h,hcrs. by winch are enabled to pace all our Re
pfnis the sands ct suhscibeFs about they
con be iurnishsd With the tUeiEn oupies A hough
this Involves very large outlay ous part, shall
ruuuc0 to furnish the periodicals at the same low
rates heretofore, together with the following pre-
wiulus To new suhsrithers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15
Crax,n ana pain Killer.

The woi ld IS a-tonished Ut the wonde u cures per
formed By the Crawp and PAN h,uer, prepared by
CURTIS a Perkins. lts equal has never been
kaown for removing pain IA all eases ior The cure Of
spaal complaints, cramp IN the limbs aud stomach
iheumatsm aiiits forms, bilious cholgo, ehiis and
esor burus, sule throat Hnd gravel a Is deedsds the
wonderful cues ever performed by any medicine
on oitcuiars ia the hands OF Agents. You may be
Positsrely Of Tfsf It you II. Millions of bot
Ties Of ,his medicine have been sold la NeS England
the past sx of eight yeAfsi Is Tor the hrst time
being Introduced intO all he prinepal toWns in New
York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15
vALUABLE REAL ESTAT
TO VERMONT FARMERS.

'I'HE 81 BSCRlBEK oifershs Farm for sale, in Il he
I townof 1t. Armand, Essex County, New ORR, Of
400 Acres; tile indispniahlel about IS acres i'm
proved; we'll icn,ed we'll ~itcred by spfngs, bfooss
nd the liver saranac. II Is pleasantly situated
both banks of said liver or3 miles b. low the lower
ssfaGac Lake. More than half Is Interval There -
q comfortable log house on the farm good well of
soft water rthe duot and log barn. maupt
daily from Ausahe Forks 10 ~nrnnuc AXE. aud aucr
week ftoln the Ncss and South Eist. The Post Oice
is onr niilr instant. The Farm nov ore, having
been occupied bu 'out years, and has abundance Of
lumber, such NJ Pine, Spruce and Cedar. new he'd
Iron Ore has recently been discovered On the adioin
ing farm. The whole vii be sold reasonable
or desired, lot Of leo acres which the build
ugs. For iuttiior particulars addTessth subserbsr
saranlc Lake, EAstN County, New lett
s5;if LEMUEL KNAPP.
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lie, the Missourans go on as they have
begun They will find themselves backed (
by the whole force q abe Ganfhsrn States I
let them 60 on until they shall have chased
every Abollhonist out Of Kansas. Then let
President Pierce and his Freesoil associates
do what they burst. The free sons OF the
South will be there with their rifles and their
reyolyers, TO meet any Abolition army ne
may dare To send for their suhlugauon. -
Richmond Post.
The spirit of the paragraph is not singular
at the South. II pervades the great mass OF
the People. II is folly, therefore. to sup
pose that the question Of Slavery can be
ignored unless the North quietly permits
the institution TO be forced into Kansas
But the People OF the North will make no
such Illuminating concession. The issue
must be tried. No human power eau avert
h.-.ilbany Journal
The .Nt,o Hooi Ira ie.-The first aud on.
y parcel OF wool of the new clip, which we
have heard Of In this market, sold yesterday
ior 70 cents per 10. II was OF fair medium
quality. IL will probably be some tea or IF
teen days before the market will fully open.
The opinion IS prevalent that prices viii rule
quite as low as al the opening last year-say
) from % 10 IS cents. Buyers do not seem IN
clined 10 pay any more, aud do not talk with
much confidence OF the future Rochester
Union, May 80.
.nurder.-At Coniocookyille, N. H., June
LIST, a negro by the name of Haskell, and
woman who lived with him, brutally murder
ed man named Stephen Washer, who wa
sent to chop wood near their hut and wen
to board with them. There was some diff
Guilty between them, and the man and wo
, man together took their axes and struck hla
on the head. Afterwards they cut his lnles
) tines out, aud otherwise mangled him in :
horrible manner. A negro man naneG
4 Frances Witnessed the scene.
. Amereanism aourishes best in the ligh
= OF gay, II has 20 affinity with the owls anC
oats oil Darkness aud superzti;ipn.-.N Y
, Mirror, a. N.
! WHY dou'i you come out, then
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The Murder in Hopkia!on " 1.-THE
Manchester Mirror of Saturday evening has
the particulars Of murder in HoPklnlon,
n, u. 1t was ocessioned by rum, and is one
OF the most horrible and barbarous ON re-
cord. 30 horrible that we iorbear the mar
ration. The murderers are arrested, and
are now in Jail at Concord There were
two Witnesses Of the scene, so that there
will be no lack OF evidence for their con
NATURALIZATION journal.
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~ lof falt muse
Pure wild Cherry Bitters,

for the OF Billions nd Jaundice complaints, and
general debility They quicken the blood nd give ne y
life and ens'g, to The whole system. Pf.ee on'J =
cents ~ piut bottles.
York. WHOLESALE areuts ioi all the above medicines.
Sold by PRRD. n. SMITH, Monipeieri d. O.Tf-
LER, Montpelier Clsrk ,nd Yates, Mo'eiowa j.
Hobait, Middiesox :. skinner, wsilsholdi James
Csidell, Wauoni =. u. cfeen, Richmohdi aud by
dealers ia medicine generally. aO.y
Montpelier, W., FRED. h. SMITH
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TO THE PATRONS OF
Perham's Third Gift Enterprise.

Aiu meeting OF the Committee Of Shareholder OF
rofhpms Gin Enterprise, held at tho radeny Hail,
Hfoadway, on Wednesday Evening, Apr! 70 b, 1858,
the following preamble and resolutions were adopted
und ordered TO be published:
Hhereds. DO view the TACT that several oute prises
have been started and cattItd on with seeming posi-
live purpose Of der. udirg those who could be rel
funde pufch1se tickrts thefein and iuch ifnuiu
lent proceedings have rKeFted M lniuriou. influence
n the sale ofckeis IN the entei prise Of MI fefham
should be snoscd OF before the distribution takcs
place b. ia therefore
Rcs0frtd, That n order to allow time for thai puT-
pose the di,rihuiiol be postponed until the 9Th OF
july, ut such place NAV hereafter he detefmind un
Rfsafrcs That the committee have uudimtulshe 4
confidence IN thc integrity Sir. refham, and tu bis
disposition 10 confirm 10 all his published promises 10
ms aatruu-.
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Riot at Columbus Ohio.--On Tuesday
last the German Turner'S of Columbus, Ohio.
while passing IN procession to grove on the
outskirts OF the city, were grossly assailed
by . gang Of roSdies, who attempted 10
seize their flag. The procession was pe.ted
with stones, and broken up. Every man
who wore white coat was assaulted and
stoned II tine account in the Ohio States
man is correct, the authorities arrested aud
imprisoned the Germans and let their ssssil-
snts 20 free
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WUOLESALE AGENTS.

Pbladeirbia.--CilBERr VENT a CO, ~ n.
Third street.
Street.
R,.ton-RFUulNG 4 CO, No. S State Street
Montpelier. ". FIXED. T.. ShiiH.
And every lrciabie druggist throughout ihe int
tod stairs % yeop
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Aguo Debility Hea cache srfofn'n. or
Asthma Dropsy Indigestion Kings Evil
Bilious Corr. Eryspelas Jaundice Stone q Grove
Blotcheso Female IT, Liver Tom. Secondary Symr.
the skin rcgulafities pnints Nenrfoaiafet's
Bowel Con-. Fuycrs ofai Piles WORMS an kind
Constipation of kinds Retention Wcakness. from
thc bowels Govt Of Urine hafevei cause
- Sold ui the establishment nf Professor Holo-
way, go Maiden Laue, tow-Yers. and pa sulud,
London 1lsa by nlltespectablc Druggists sud Deal
ere in Medicines throughout tho United States. 90
Pots hoxss Is cents, % . cents nod 81 100 cac.
luftetstses.
NIB. Directions for the guidance Of Patients IN
evciy disorder are affixed 20 oacb Pos 90 e:nWl ~
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Counting the Cost.

The Albany Evening Journal gives the
following table OF expenses for maintaining
Law and Order" preserving the purity Of
the "ballot-box," the right of " suffrage"
the suppression Of dsorderly assembling
es." and the prevention Of crime" in gem
- -. IL. Anrrilnru II knnaae
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lo,.s. Scs'i'@- S-ss.-s Zoe pas, sA years, over
10 900 botit The Lost year. We believe u The best
medicne 10 th- world TOT Children ehng, nf for The
cure OF Dysentery and DaTrhea in children, whether
itariscs rcm tteihing or any other cause II gives
universal sat- lae ion--never head cuEpaint TON
any onsusing it--uever soI medicine 50 Inlvet-
saiy successful 10 relieving pain and eheeung cures
In al above stated if taNen 10 season, reet IS
inmed,ats I'D absoiuftly certain.
CURTIS x PERKINS, Druggist,
Ma la9 ChAubeu ST.. New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15
From the French of DIR. II. DE
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The important tact ihit these alarming complaints
NAV be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, 10 10 this
small tract, clearly Demonstrates and The sautch
new ami htgals suecessful treatment, adopted by
tho author tally explained hy mrans nf which every
0ns b. rnahiai TO CURE ilINSE ELF PERFECTLY
AnD Ar the LEAST POSSIBLE COST, avoiding
thereby ali the advertised most runs OF the day
sent tnus address, efaus, and post free 10 senled
envelope, 10y remitiins, (pnSt pdid,l two postage
stniur. 90 nf. o DE LANEN, No. u Lispcnafd ST,
New York. f2l:bm.