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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

TNIIED STATES MAIL STEAMER FOR SOUTH.
~ ampton and Hayre.-The United States mail
steamer ST. LOUIS J. A. Wotton, Commander, will
leave New York Saturday, January the 18th, at
IL NJ, from pier No. 81 North river, foot Of Beach
street Price Of passage, hrst cabin $3.50; sccond cabin
s75. Luggage not wanted during the voyage should
bs sent ON board tbs day before, marked below"
No freight taken after Thursday, January the llth.
For freight or passage apply TO
MORT liER LIVINGSTON, Agent, b3 broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
(tAUTI0N--A LETTER MAILED AT BALTIMORE on
~ the 2lst December last, addressed to Salomon
kohnstamm, New York, contaning-Lowman Brother
note at eight months dated August L. for four hundred
and seventy 1--WE So 100 dollars, to their ORDER and
endorsed by them has to hand. All parties
hereby cautioned against negotiating said note.
(,AUTloN PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ not to purchase tickets for the Southwark sorce
which takes place Monday evening, the 18th inst at
the Apollo Rooms numbering from 100 TO 175 inclusive
BY order OF the committee.
j. G. DouGHTy Sect. JULIAN Bolts Chairman
M AYoRs OFFICE, JANUARY ., ls55.-rHERE IS
1Nl opened at this Office, complaint book under the
charge OF competent person. for the purpose Of rccev
ing aud entering al complaints Of matters coming within
the jurisdiction Of the municipal authorities The Mayor
VIII entertain and far the laws give him power,
take cognance of charges preferred by responsible par
ties Tor violation Of ordinances and derection Of duty
upon the part OF any person holding Office under the city
government BY order OF the Mayor.
All the papers in this city will please copy, and send
their bills to this Office.
NOHcE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING LUGGAGE AT
IN the Fountain Hotel, 32d Greenwich street. must
call for and the same before tho 10th day
OF January 1850, otherwise IL win be- sold by public
ton to pay expenses Dated 10th December, 1864. Il.
g. HINTON, Proprietor. Country papers please copy.
NO1ICE-ALL LUGGAGE LEFT AT WESTERN
IN Railroad Office, l57 Cedar street. win be sold at
public auction on the 10th Of this month If not redeemed
previously. WIN. WILSON,
Western Railroad Office, 1857 Cedar street.
nFFICE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY DEC.
" 90 1s54-The annual election for thirteen direc-
tors Of this company will be held Monday the sth day
ofJanuary next at the Office No. TIA Centre street. roa,
IL to IL O'Clock A. NJ The transfer book will closed
from the 23d inst until after the election BY order
G. l.. EVERETT, Secretary.
OFFICE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY,
~ New York, Jan. 2, 1s55.--The annual election for
directors Of this company will be held at the depot
sixth avenue and Forty third street, the 18th inst
between the hours Of and p. W. BY order OF the
Board. ID. T. BARHYDT, Sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

TT g MAI. LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AsPIS.
W wall and Panama Raroad.-0n Friday, January
B. at O'Clock r. n, IRON pier foot OF Warren street.
North river, will be despatched the aect steamship
GEORGE LAW, Capt. q. v. Fox, u. N, to oonnect at
Age. spare boat always kept at Panama To prevent
detention in Of accident No express freight re.
ceived after O'Clock the day Of sailing. For pas.
sage apply at the companys Office, III West street 20
j. w. RAYMOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

w ANTYD--A TTrABY. fsDl gTfuOCs PBOryIAgr
w fteu.h yifi ssarssiress sn3 Eafss. Es'.reda-
iequIfea. Apply :, No. wasbingtDo plAos, - ~
srrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

Gt OE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY PER
RAC son who win give information which viii lead
u the detection OF the persons who stole the
following articles from the promises ~ WIN. simpson,
llo Prince street Sunday afternoon, while the family
were at churchone lady gold watch chain, slide and
key, made by $. l. Tobias, No. 5s4 Liverpool with gold
dial two gold breast pins hair bracelet with gold
ketch, marked W. g.; two gold pencils two $40 gold
pieces; one pair Of earrings, representing OF
one finger ring with yellow stone in mourning ring,
set with black jet and hair valued at slo5.
WIZ. SIMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

~ IASGoW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY -
" The new and powerful steamships NEW YORK, :, 400
tons and 800 horse power (R Craig. Commander, and
GLASGOW, 962 tons, and 400 power, wv. Com
ming Commander built expressly for the trade between
New York and Glasgow, will sail as under. From New
York GLASGOW, Saturday, 10th January at IL, noon
First cabin, saloon state stewards fee in
Guided ......... $50
First cabin, midrhip do do do do 10
gers win be taken supplied with provisions Of good quail
ty, properly cooked, at $50 each. Carries surgeon
way, New York. New York city bills gold only
ceiyed for passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

~ GORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER. -EXTENSTvE SALE
N Of furniture, panoortes, extension dining tables
mirrors, &c. at 1oh O'Clock, this day, January 8,
Cook win sell above, by auction most magnificent
stock of broadway dealer, (removed for convenience
OF sae,) embracing variety Of parlor and chamber
suites etegeres beaufes. sofas chairs rockers, bed.
steads, bureaus, washstands commodes dining centre,
side and pier tables mirrors, mattressas, pianos, aud
This sale is pcremptory and will be continued daily
until the whole IL sold and Is we'll worthy the attention
Of the trade and others. Goods may be packed and
shipped delivered ut moderate charge. Catalogues
no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NoIICE-TH0s BELL, AUCrIONEER-BY
N BELL 4 BUsH.-This day, at 10Is o'clock, ia the
sale rooms, ~ Centre street. will be sold valaaoie
stock Of dry goods, boots and shoes, from couniry
store also four trunts fine clothing and Of pledged
goods four gold Watches ewelry fancy
ticles; also q lot Of goods by order OF tho Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

EOUND-A GREYHOUND DOG, WHICH THE owEIR
l. can have by applying 20 the porter at store loo
Broadway, corner Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

YOUNG GERMAN LADY, or RESPECrAHIL
N family, Eishes 10 obtain q situation governess .
family she Il competent TO teach German French, Eng-
ish, music, and other sciences, and needlewoek sne
can furnish good references Address boz ls3, Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

M ORTGAGE SALE "A. NJ. CRIsTALAR AUG.
Il tioneer, % Bowery win sell, this day at 10
O'Clock, household furniture consistng Of mahogany
and rosewood chairs, sofas, dressing bureaus bescd
card centre and dining tables for saloons ete ete
couehes wardrobe, Office chairs and sto u.s. looking
glasses clocks paintings, engrayinss, feather beds and
pillows, hair mattresses, stoves crocsery, decanters,
he Lc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

4 SITUATION WANTED, NY A REspECTA8 Bile
~ English woman, nurse and ssamstress Has
ben three years ia her last place Good reference
can b. gwen Can be for two days, ~ 2I5 Green
wch street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

I,OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG And McHvoSD-
IL The United states mail steamship JAnEs TOWN =
Parrish commander, I'll leave pier - North river on
satorday, Jan. q, at o'eoes y will arrlv. in Nor
fois the psxt afterpoon and Pstsrsbufg and Richmond
the following morning frOrn Norfolk pssasnysrs FOR
ire south pr,cssd By railroad direct, -h throash trs
cts from Wsldss 70 Wilmington Augusta A.. Passax.
and i@rs 10 horfois, ss " Pcsrsturr saa Eehsnsaa
slO. ttstrAga half price. Apply 70
LLDI.AM PIL-AnANTs. 81 H.aaArAr
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A GENTS wANTED--SO HUMBUG-wIrH A CASH
N capital IL from o. 20 s20 On III. above capt.
agents making from 81 "a sl0 per day Call and
examine, III 400 broadway, room No. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
BALTIC, Capt Comstock.

D,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Il Mail Steamers-The ships composing the line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

az REWARD-LDST, IN BROOkLYS. BLACK
NDD and tan colored terrier slut, with white breast
answers 10 the Of Fan. The above reward wl 10
paid leaving her at the grocery store hs 81
Division avenue and Wilson street, brooklyn, AZ 100
South Sixth street, Williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

L,OH sAyANSAH AND FIORIDA--u. = MAI. LINE
II III. aud splendid steamship KNOXVILLE
Capt q. D. Ludlow, Will Leave New Yorf for fasAnnAh
on ssturday, Jan. o. from pier No T. North nYeg a.
O'Clock r. N. Bills u lsding signed board Fof
freight Apply on board; for psss.gs 70 EAMuE. L.
kT11HlII4 10 BrDadvay For Florida, through nctsts
from New York 70 jacksonville, ssi 20 PliAikA a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

4 RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WISHES A sITUA
N tion, In a respectable family, plain aud "a
do general homework. Can be seen at 2os DELANEY
street.
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REWARDS.

N SO REwARD-wIiI ne PAID To ANY ONE WHO
DOO win return TO John y. briggs, l2s Amity
street 90 Spring street, the Cane mortgage and
two notes, taken from the dining room Of the Aston
House on tho 18th instant and questions viii be
asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

Green Turtle Soup and Stesks-A superb
green turtle viii be ssrvel up In soup and steaks the
Great Republic Dining Saloons, 113 Fulton and 4s Ann
streets fhis day at IL O'Clock. The attention OF cpl.
cures Ii invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

ITOR CHAMELEON AND FLORIDA SYM WEEKLY
IL Z. T. mai hD~.-Ths and very fat sasS
steamer JAMES ADGEk, n. q. Turner. commander v
Rave pier No. North river oB raturdAy. Jan. o. a.
O'Clock v ". prseissly for freight apply on bsafd
where all bin. Of Iadog vl b. signed Abd Tor passage
Al the once o. rPUFFuKD, TIflSfoS 90, NJ Broad
way. through ucksts 10 1ofsds a. faigws 10 Jaek.
rohyils, I'll; 70 PatkA. as. The Marion ill sac.
eesd, and leave on "Wednesday Jan 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

0s n REwARD.--LOsr, ON THE EVENING or
uDlO December 30, in going from Centre market,
through Broomc street Broadway and Bleecker street
10 Hudson street, stone diamond cluster pin,
rather small size also lost on January 2, chased gold
hook, from lady chatel.in % reward for the hook,
and $40 for the pin will be paid return Of the
To 1s5 Laurens street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

A RfsrECrABIE YOUNG GIRL wISHiS SIT.
II nauon a. nurse and seamstress, or A. chamber
naid Good reference from her last place, where she
hvtd three ysara. cali nj 2ig Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A
N situation 10 do general boasevork; IL a good
washer and roner Beat Of reference II required Can
bo at 1877 Forsyth street,
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yITANTyD-A INV YOrvG MY, WIZ 4 NAIL,
w catttai ~ r. inss rsry proa,shk and risas6ss
bnspsss Agply - ~. ~ Nonfwyrosry sfr~~s Jsys@y
Csy fe~ ss@rs fron ~ terry. ceDd .axss 60,
fhafssl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

CN = REwARD-LOST-ON THE MORNING or TIE
NDC 3D. inst In removing the books and papers from
the store No. 70 Water street, small black
trunk containing papers Of value TO any person but
the The above reward will be paid II delivered
at the police Office, Franklin Market o. A. Wetmore
n Co., 58 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
LOST AND FOUND.

A FUR TIPPET lost, IN BROADWAY BETWEEN
IA sixteenth and Bleeekcr streets, on Monday night
The finder win be literally rewarded BY having 4 Al %
Bleecker street MRS. PENNY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

L,OuGD-ON SATURDAY, DC. -, A LARGE BLACK
IL dog, with the owners this collar The
owner have II by paying costs. Inquire u Thomas
kewng. Astor House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

Positively the Inst Night OF Perham's
Ethiopian troupe and OF course fun house The pro
gramme ia attractive, and the opportunity the last
until they fulfil their Boston engagement Go early II
you would secure good seats.
Cosaar's Rat, Cocs roach, &c. Exterminasor
depot removed 70 3sS Broadway having been burnt
out by the Ore at his old stand, AS broadway.
Happy Family.
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A WELL EDUCATED GERMAN LADY, WHO -
N 0rst rate In dress and shirt max ing, and en-
brodsries OF every description IL denrous Of obtaining
aaituaiion in some respectable family. Wages got 20
much an object asa good home. Address Mrs Holder,
l28 West Twelfth street, second aoor.
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN ~
n DESTROYS Of obtaining situation nurse aud seam.
stress, both Of which she thoroughly undcrpta nds
Can be for two days II engaged at 200 sixth
street, third floor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20
Voice of New York.

The Legislature has adopted thorough
going resolutions in relation To slavery, and
coupled with them the following:
ULertas, Under Republican Institutions
the free and open discussion of all questions
which are TO be decided by the popular
vote. is imporaiivcly demanded, alike by re-
gard for popular rights and the popular GOOD
aud whercGS, the Fundamental law Of the
land secu es to, aud onoins upon, each and
every citizen the fee and independent ex-
orcise Of the night cf suffrage, and las au-
ih0rlzed the enactment Of penalties against
all attempts 10 interfere with such an cxer-
cisc OF that right by brides, by menaccs.
and by undue Influences Of any sort; aud
ichenGs the history aud experience Of all
free governments confirm the solemn warn
ing of Washington's Farewell Address that
oil combinations and associations, under
whatever plausible character, with the real
design TO direct, control, counternct or awe
the regular deliberalion and action of the
constituted authorities, are destructive to the
fundamental principles Of our Gov, rnmen,
and Of fatal tendency;' therefore,
Resolrsd III the Assembly concur,l That
no countensnce or support should be given
TO any endeayor % sliile the open discussion
OF political topics or 10 substitute for il the
action Of socleues whose proceedings are
not open 10 The public know ledge aud eve
~ attempt TO control, By the liclation of
such secret societies, or by the imposition Of
oaths or kindred obligations, the political nc
ton OF any cIuzen, Is al war with the true
theory OF our Government, destructive OF
personal Independence, hostile TO the rights
Of the great body OF the people, and detri.
mental to the public welfare.
The resolutions for Freedom and agaias
secret societies were adopted by the follow
lpQ votes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20
Arisfocracy.

The Star of Vermont recently published
nm excellent article ngains, what it calls Ar
i'tocrdcy-relerring particularly 10 the dan
dies and ounces who think that mechanic
or farmer is unfit for public scryiCo just as
though WAsHiN0roN was not firmcr, and
FRANKLiS and SHERMAN mechanics. We
agree fully with the " Star" so Ear, and now
We beg it to carry ont lis anti-aristocratic
notions 10 logical conclusion. There is a
political organization which requires its mem.
hers mt to vote, nor give their influence for
any man unless he be an American citizen
IN favor Of Americans ruling America, nor
II he be Roman Catholic"
This same organization also requires It's
members in The second degree " to supper,
for all political Offices members Of The order
IN preference 10 cfhr persons, and to remove
oil foreigners aliens and Roman Catholics
from Office or place, and in no case 10 ap.
point such 10 any Office or place" This is
an ariSioerdy, both Of LiHh and religion
'''N'y '"'N '""" VIC biHiSh al et"cidS Y,
because tic latter tolerutts differences in
religious faith. A Catholic can hold Office
in England. Again; this same order cx
cludcs n large part even Of as oirn members
from ofiicc, by requiring them to roic for
Members uho iore taken the second dcgree. 49,
hrs,ocracy aristocracy Dear little
Star,"-whd have you to say about Knotc
.NoMng .qrisioerag2 Let us sec if you
can defend 1t.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20
slaxooratie Sovereignty.

In another column Is briei notice Of 'he
teccn, Kansas clcctioa SO called. 1t is
bu, an linking o. eie developments TO DC
made. Phree hflhs Of the genuine citizens
of Kanoas arc for Freedom and tie late
Slayocralic victory was won by ovcrslaugh-
ing the true citizens Of the territory by Mis-
sourians,-by driving these true citizens from
the polls at the point Of Missouri cannon,
pistols and bowie-knves, and by BUSTING the
LEGAL Judges Of the election and installing
Missouri Slavocrats in their places. Parl-
culars hereafter. Suffice it now TO say that
the election was the result If violence and
fraud and in utter despite Of the rights OF
the citizens Of Kansas. II is a complete de-
monsiraiion that the slavery question can
never be submitted to the decision OF pop
ular sovereignty" and it presents 10 the mex,
Congress and to the American people tho
simple question whether Slavery Is 10 be
extended into free territory ii 81 armis, or
forever dobarrcd by positive prohibition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

Col Walker will unite his forces with Gen
Munos, aud it was thought they would eflec
some important changes in Central America
and especially in Nicaragua.
Our correspondent at San Francisco, writ.
ing the oath ult, says there has been bui
very little, If any improvement in financial
affairs during the previous week
The rains had ceased, and the weather
had become unusually hot for the season Of
the year. Tho miners were generally doing
well, though owing to the great scarcity Of
coin with which to purchase the dus., little
gold was coming forward.
The Kern River has disappointed expect.
atoms, and many were returning disguised
and discouraged.
Page, Bagon g. Co. announce that they
would resume business on the 2lth
a prohbltory liquor law would, it was
confidently expected, pass the Legislature
during the present session.
a lump Of gold weighing Isl ounces, and
worth S33G6 was recently found by miner
in Trinity county.
The miners at Springfield, Shaw's Flat,
and other places are in considerable excite
mcnt, and have struck ia order TO compel
the water company to reduce their rates
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20
Sandy.

Ak. Nism holds together by a rope Of
sand. 1t most come out in this State openly
for strong anti-slavery and anti rum princi-
pies. or II is a goner,' Pirate iciic, From,
a n. ".
"Opcnly"-lhat is the true word; openly
for all there is Of X Nlsm. Anti slavery
IS good temperance is good but these goo,
things won't save *. Nsm until it rIds IT,
self Of secrcsy and ntolerancc--iniolcfanc
both religious and political and until every
man of sound American principles IS rccos
nized as a true American, whatever bis re-
ligion and wherever his biz place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

MR. Enron II was right glad to sec
the noble stand yourself and your Rutland
correspondent take, in the last Waterman, -
a stand for principle, and not for party for
me aspres ard not for men ready to unite,
heart and band, soul and body, apon the gen.
uine Republican Platform of the memorable
18Th Of July, a. ID 1851. That platform, and
the principles promulgated at the Montpelier
Mass Convention Of the friends Of Freedom,
carried the honest little State Of Vermont
triumphantly through the election, aud pro.
claimed to all the .free-men and free st ties
Of this American Union that Vermont, tho
occasionally behind a cloud of mist and
dust, thrown into the eyes of the people by
secret cliques and designing demagogues, is
yet the "STAR THAT NEVER SETS" when
liberty IS in danger The honest ycomanry
of Vermont, by nature and by education,
are free as the mountain air they breathe,
and pure in their principles as the crystal
waters that flow from her hill sides. trust
IN heaven, and in the good sense OF the poo
pie, that this State is not to be given over
TO the rule and ruin of an oath-bound clinue
VI yvung ana ambitious men, who apparent
ly know as little Of the political history Of
Yem7nt, and the stern stuff Of which her
ireemen are made, as they do Of genuine
american principles, such principles as
Washington and his compeers cherished,
aud our Revolutionary flthers bcquealhed us
as a legacy, richer than all the gold of Aus
trala or California. Talk of democratic
or republican organization, bound and fstter-
ed by secret "oaths" and orders" unknown
to the constitution and the laws "rd ra,h.
or be dog aud bay the moon, thln such a n
democrat. II is time, high time, in my
estimation at least, Mr.. Editor, that measures
be put in immediate progress for the call OF
a Mass Meeting of the True .4a,rioans. the
Genuine Republicans of Vermont, in view OF
the signs Of the times" VIII You and
others move in the matter? Srlmr or '76.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

DR.-i4.. ,-tt,. 60.
'-l l'" do Hf TNtth A''sI stff N..-
.'..i,. r $1,000 egg % ''''' '''
A. 49, t. q
80 ~ go HlT~i
100 -, ''A % "iA''tA-i 'see }o-'''
b.as4 % desoi4t-d hearth,
va ....rtsr f,.u,
tr..ts
ONO s-''e faiH'--tff vi.
r,,..... 90, ... D. ..i..., -t..t
''
900 "''p s'a's1 ih't na"'i
" bose ta.as vie g. lo.in.d with iny,
h.h.ar. rt,.f,b.l G.,,i, t.th.cJ
Nou |.l ,ha hes, haaraih the sod
......., .. t..tF
"''' "'' "e'H ffl'n i'fe N'h"o'i
Tfau frirs r,sat.its f.l
90 N''e sh' nrfas 10nr uaicNmi caie,
-t.l.l IS BET thtosliae .4oss
r.f..... .f...... t.
she p 1ufa4 a rcnlH nuH
n.-...t..,..r H
700 Nhtist shAii DAB ns risr,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20
The Campaign Commerce.

Or. LANGLEN's ROOT md HERB IArNntrr
BiTrERs.-Now is THE TINE TO USE rups
'ueee''i1i warfare IL now vased BY M. t.4A,o
Lhi'S sANSdf1RiLLf, UiLD CHERRY. yrJ
70" DOCK fRicRLI ASH, THOROUGHJyoRT
D1NDELioN .h7NDRshE, nnd RHEUBsRB
ROOT and HERB BiTTERS against tho musitu5.
Of Diseases 90 common al hi. season Of the year such
az Bilious and Liver compldn's, Jsuodes, Co.ti,.
ness nysrepia, Headache pain Ia tbs side and Boz
els humots n the blood weak and disordetod s,om.,
General Debility, &c. They always do good, and Az.
sold al the low pieo Of 20 cents Tor pint and 81 "a,
Tor Quan Bo'les at the Depot, 20 Unioa stts., a.,
by dealers urcry whore.
a-f-h. q. TYi Ter and T.. Z. SMITH gent. ia Mo.,.
pslcr. ars