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RETURN on THE ARCTIC EXPEDlrlS,
Details of Dr. KanG's PeFil0us
Z ggl7l ,tsa a%" Voyage. s

- t.... .... ..
ABARpoNMENT OF THE ADVANCES IN THE ICE
THREE DRATHs-- TERRIBLE SuFFERISs
d4--IMMENsE IcEBERes s--Ax ARcTtc WrN-
4TER--NRw Discoveries. &c., &c. 'r@ss''tt,, /,
The telegraph announced a fow days ago
the arrival at New York 81 the propeller
Arctic and the barque Release, sent to the
Arctic region in search Of Dr.. Kane, bring
iugback that gentlemen and his long mis-
sing companions; with the exception Of
three, whoihad died. Mr.. Kane sailed from
New Yorksin the brigantne Advance Oh the
slst of May, 1853, for the Polar Seas. in
search Of Sir john Franklin and his compan-
ions, taking with him "a variety Of instru-
naeuts for scientific purposes, and q. supply
Of, provisions sufficient for three years.
p cruise; His entire ships company con-
sistedofseventeer persons, s VA N ,., a5,51 n
The following came home in the Release:
DIR. ,Kane, United -States Navy; John w.
Wilson, Amos Bonsell, I Dr. I. T. Hayes,
Augustus soptag, Henry Goodfe How, Geo.
Stephenson, VIM. Morton and Thomas Hiek-
ey.g ,Inlthe Arctic: Henry Brooks. boat-
swain, y, s.. M James rMcG Garry, George
Riley, WIN, Godfrey, Charles Blake and
Geo. Whittle.
Lieutenant Hartstene commanded the ex
pedition fitted diout o!orthe relief ofDr. Kane
pursuant to an act Of Congress. which sail
ed from New York On. the 4th Of Jgns. Inst
Tho expedition consisted Of two vessels, tht
propeller Arctic aiddthe abarque Release
which were offiesred as follows:
Officers of The Release Henry j. Hart
steng fsntsnant tlcelJmlhdu fW m. Il Do
sellsaetiBg mastef;; Jossph sP,s Isyffe. passel
snidshipman; Elisha r. Kane, aasistansssur
geon; Van Rennsclear Hale, boatswair. Il
cs Qgcersoftas Arairs Charles q Sanina
slieutenautcommandng; Watson Sprlith, act
! ing, masier; Harman Newell engineer
! SaHlei Whiting, aching boatswain. 80 a i,
aasPhe arrival Of tie expedition. lat Nes
York on Thursday created intense excite
Inant, and hundreds locked down to tn
ssharf.5y Dt. Kane sasa soon % possible
jumped into catfiage and, proceeded to, th
residence Of Henry Gfinneil Esq thrpug
whose mpnifcence his expedition was Site
out, mot With most i, ot hearty. TAaaptioi
fFoin Z, hlars as ..s s4s ss Bes, ssis N n N
Ihave no Advance with me- t.lsaid ID
iKaneg alluding tot ihaaloss OF his sesse
which, asswe have stassd, be lRasS obliged Y
dBandonsin the mo. aNsssr mint afhat,' Z II
pied Mr. 6sfiunslly .sviong ssyouafs safs
= - sssseT sAfsss - ffax NO
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|. a,0tr A negro slave. was, burned At th'
.stake IN. sampter, a,liessAortd timesgcT
literally roasted alive! Hanhsd rasished
ana kffiedea young and lovely white wo
man. y4i4,ls5 ali rf sglY4s ysl
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Ger The growers Of cEanberries on the
Cape are realizing enormous pro6tssTvs
Twelve dollars Sburrsl has been giyeps and
the Yarmouth Register says that someuares
holding basksswith the; ssPsc.stieA afl OBJ
tanning fourteen dollars.ys 81 s6 Y .3e,,owsss
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(Such, az In old time, painters thouEhe, II -
Were the blost features, calm and mild, a.
ofhor, whose brow a radiance caught q,F
=. 80 OF Heaven, from her chIld.) ~ ss.r,
.ys6 a.rrtrr .r4E ~ r'IN laf
Peace, Ike yestment, on her lies;
Grace clolhesieach gentle movement, free;
And Love dwellsin tho steadfast eyes,
...... That only watca fcrine. 3, r',.,s.
''' .e.1s
Her lips are parted with smile,
e,ae'That lights the speaking features GER;
8 She turnes, irresoiute the while; 4, 9 II
Shehaars mo attbs door. s8Tha y
Harkl- from the church-tower peals chime
SF That bresks my dream With rudesi shock;
And on the dingy wall, /, the time7 Fds n
'rs tglEa Ia striking--six o'clock.
Ah!sad my wandering thoughts come back!
s,.cu But that which most ausments my pain
. j., thinking that 1am-alacki
'fQ A bachelor again. ,i., ,t gs.
Of Glad voices break the silent gloom; ai
ya My comrades rush toward tho street, .E
foilow, from the vacant room, "a
-.---,,--s.,WIths slowly moving feet. -' ..-.->~
.HDgI itf&t3{ fNtHi. Il IN -aH
- Toward the house OF widow SLABS ~tt 5
efp'HI walk; and curse, like one dementd,
Tho day widow first was made, bUa IL .
IA 9.fssaaa0 0rboarting house einveDted!tsF ,@%'
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|aF Aopgisata dispatch lrem Dubuaue states
that Rlcs,sa Nebxsl Democfat isaindouBt.
|Isdlya elected q, Core Fess from Hinnsseta t.
HE piursiiiy lsssimAtsa atitoo.,iii 1t ssus Ia
a14sa ns ssst EaassFE
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A tract of land, of;sorne thirty gacressin
extent, in one of the most fashionable qusE-
ters of New York, being in tho immediate
vicinity of Washington Square,is ind iltiga-
tion-two ladies laying claim TO it, andtry-
ling to wrest it from the, present, holders
No little excitement was created amongst
the dwellers on the property by the4serSice
of about fifteen hundred writs ofIeiectment
issued from the United States Circuit Court.
and a meeting has been called to adopt tmss-
sures of defence, AS the estate aiS valued
at several millions OF dollars. a desperate le-
gal encounter may be Looked for. iaiesa aus
asaaftfg ----f siissa
PRospEcTs Or p PEAcE. --When thsesacaa-
ationIof South Sebastopol was announcedaat
the Court of St. Petersbngb, DIR. a--@-, an
Intelligent but free spokeh TennesseanT NOW
ihlthat ciiy,said Ia tho presenseiofthe Grand
Duke Constantine: ,gol y aess I'd itss
u "Will this influence apeacetf'io aanaaa
"The only peace Russia will except,nwss
h,he remarkable answer of the Prince, "must
not onty guarantee liberty VI worship to all
Sciasses Of Christians Id Turkey. But Il must
constitute and declare constantinoptea y free
EBort, the BosPHords common avenue, and
/ the Edxihe the basaar Of the coEnmercs6f
the woridihia sai'ahq isEel'aas efs baa7s
p'a A grand ana significant pledge 'fof our
fwukI Pm f,1lkg,xg r e.sa :Gs.la 49, a2s;fk
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In New otleunss they haSe discovered 1.
process by which swSmP mud can Be chang
ed into coal which viii make avery go5d
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ID 0.ETtAtHi Mill pfssail when falsahood
HtsoSps HSms ID itO6sidih Nitklthso ofathetol
slies:ssYs VI m F31 1'6 ATasEE Al
.slsa.sa s4snf2 SaEfs
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MI DMBER b

cabbage, caulifower, radish, sea hNIes tarrrfs
gen, and turnip, for four years. sz-=s
Beet, bufnet, celery cherviI, seaeum6erg
dill fennel, byssop, melon, pumpkins, sorrei,
and squash from ave TO eight 'Sf ten Years.
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The e.ance OfhsaFy llddsdoyss m n ~
Turns tho dial, o,erahd o'ert M W
. Then on the line, the swift nib dies; -. .----.-
,A.A ,.AA rliI,.r LAfnr.r- .. 1. = u

a.
Then on the line, the swlft nib dies; - .--.--
Andfistsr than befores q '.tA
.r--t.sa e.. .sfg an sxtr .ovs 10 gaAgS9 ugT1Ha
2 uaon the page bend my face; aur VI
My thoughts are scarcely where they sesm;
For while the written words j trace, az -.
N "A wander in q dream .t.-7 d!u
4.Nt vof.7T aeeH,sfs - .Sstt +!
: Tho dark old desk have vanished quite; = 'lH'
HS5 vrnished, the SHADOWS aud the. gloom;
4. And cheerful evening lamps burn bright,
Es Within apieasant room. . 7li-7a 'a7
81 Aruddy, mass ofanthracite T.
is shining through the close barred crate; 90.
= Near by, q chair with. cushions bright, t..s ),
sra,ql And robe aud slippers wait. " = is
Apleasant order tothe brain,r ..st..
o The welcome thought ofsupper briHgs! .i,'
ID And on the hearth, q murr erIng strain,
al@a+ Tho steaining kettle sings.
o'es all the room, the wayeEing. light. r.
aa 7Borfows the carpets crimson hue; 1".1
.eItdysS tire cloth, that pobes in while .,. s. r.
~ The tdble'-spread for two.
And often to the window, glfdes s- 81,
81 forIn OF light, angelic grace-. ~ Al' -
,q Aakead whose clustering glory hides u Toy ~ >
A calm and safEny face - ''' nv
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aixIOrCLOCR

The eouuiingFeom gyewSdArk Abaoe, rdE'
And silent-save the scratching pens, .,.ss>, ,
. That, o'er the paper, hurried racea .l-.',17l q
As dusk on daylight gsins.i = So ''a ''s /.
si.Igt9 a7Gl g.fsCsgfr 9ll Tt'.1s' q - p =.
Faintly and red, tho dying fight iig a7a a9,r,gsl
81 shinesthrO' the dusty, cobwebbed pane; I. Z q
Strange shadows fail atiSsrtihe sight; s., Il
Strange thoughts, upon the brains az
q High, on hestained and dInsy wall, i'-a,.' n-S
With measured beat, theod clock ticks; g
4 Slowly sround their eircle crawl ng p 1aparr'
AZ. lfnal Tho hands;--tis almost SIX. tsol ia''aa
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t-yrf,fs. .1s9al Ro1i ,E7t,& G i1sussia edT
( 8" ssfss io.qtsvi1 d''w ,nooDs71 s.di hsi,1
.saIsl Ia u -. s..i..1 Gsat- -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-23
Broadoloths, Doeskins, CASH

meres, and ye.iiues ultl, thinning. match. At
daw STnTV A ERfltiKz
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HuRtrp.
Hints to the Girls.

Br FRANCIS u. GAGE.
Did you never see lady
Look into strangers face,
In an omnibus or rail-car,
As if saying: "Sir, your placer"
Did you never see lady
Walk up to a church-pew door.
Lace and ribbons all demanding
Yield your pew" and nothing more
Did you never see lasse
Flirt into an old mans chair,
And, unheeding age or honor,
Let him stand-no matter where?
Never see the stage coach emptied
For some fidget IN her pride,
And the weary men Of business
Tumble out to ride outside?
Never go to hear lecture
When some fashionable dear,
Would come in and make a ousilc,
When you most desired to hear?
Routing half the congregation.
And disturbing all the rest,
As II she was all creation,
Being fashionably dressed
Now, dear girls, if yop'er so thankless,
SO exacting and so free,
Time will come when gents will answer,
"Ma'am, this seat belongs to me.n
Never girls, disturb lecture,
Church or hall, where'er vou 90,
Still respect the rights of others,
This Is woman's rights " you know.
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VOL. XIX, NO. WHOLE NO. 25e2.
New Books.

OOn2G EaDShvedls
Half Hours,-By Knight
The Deserted Wife--By Miss Southworth.
The Wrinkles.
The Jean Cousin BY NJ. G. Clark.
Leather Stocking Tales-By Cooper.
Barringtous Sketches.
Maginans Miscellany Mackenzie.
Yusuf. Crusade in the East. r. Brown.
Party Leaders, Sketches Of Jefferson,
Hamilton, Jackson, Clay, Ran
dolph, &c.-By Baldwin.
Visit TO the Camp before Sebastopol.
Knick Knacks-By Clark.
Bits of barney Mackenzie.
Sketches of the Irish Bar-By Shiel.
Swallow Barn-By Kennedy.
Modern British Essays--By Wilson.
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop.
Home Pictures BY Denisou
Letters from N. Y.-By Mrs Child
Give Hall - BY Mrs Sewall.
Bell Smith Abroad.
Dream Life-By Ike MARVEL.
Kings and Queens.
The Missing Brde-By Mrs Southworth.
Life of Gen. Scott-By Mansfield.
Surgical Reports-By Hayward.
Mothers Recompense-B Grace Aguar.
Wol'crr's noost BY Irving
Tales Of Traveller r BY Irving.
Bracebrdge Hall-By Irving
Star Papers-By II. W Beecher.
Lights and Shadows of a Scottish Life.
May Flowers--By II, B. stowe.
Hunters Life in Africa-By Cummings.
Peg Wellington - BY Reade.
NV Bondage and Freedom-By Douglass
Maxims of ashington--By Schneider.
Which, the Right or the Left.
Female Life among the Mormons.
| Three Years in California r. by Curtis
India, China and Japan--By Bayard Taylor
The Lofty and Lowly-By Mcintosh.
And others, for sale by
81 s. NJ WALTON
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A singular accident took pace on the Har-
lem Railroad on Tuesday evening. A hea-
Wy wind and rain storm were prevailing when
the train from Albany approached gorge
in the place called Boston Corners. Just as
the train reached the curve the wind struck
the baggage car with great violence, and
broke II from the couplings of both the To-
connective and the passenger car.
The baggage car,ln which were the brake
man and a passenger, was dashed down an
embankment. The two men were killed
and seventeen were wounded. All accounts
agree that il was done by the wind. although
il seems incredible.
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Samuel Odds Estate.

STATE OF YER uuSr, IN Probate Coufl holden ct
Washington Disircit, So Montpelier, within and
faf SAID disitiet, the GA day ot November, A. d.
less
fZEKltL ?. OLbS, adminiztra tor on tho estate Of
- 81 NuEL OLDs, late OF Barre, ~ said District,
decea'od presents his administration for
tlrnieuts
Whersupou, It Is ordered that tho same DO relered
The ih day ofDrcanhHt next, al the Probate Office
"a said Moatpehoi, Tor examination and allowance ;
aud that uil concerned be notified hofeofhy tho publ
eaton Of this otdor IN tho Nefmant Waichman and
State Journal printed at Mont pnleI, three~yeeks
ccs.tyol, 40 sooa "a may be, that they may appeal
AID sand time sod place, n ihey cause, objec,
thereto. W ofdpf ul Court
u 7. 4. MERRILL, Regisier.
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First Premium Melodeons,
The very BestnOw Manufactured.
S. d. q II. w. SMITH,

ESPECTFuLLY culi the auentioo Ai the ublie
Ii So thairl iPRONED MELOuEONs, const antiy
ON exhibition a. their Warefooms,
No Az Mashinton street. Boston Mass.
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LEGAL. NOTICE |!

fNHE SUIT the Circuit Coutt Of che Untsi stated
ioi the Vermont Distriet, 40 our name against T.
b. Edds OF burlington, r AN nffia gmenl 81 our faieni
for making Friction Matches has hrsu deched, an er
full hearing before beth judges iH our iivoL by Inch
decision our exclusive Isht 90 ths use of ue formula
descr ihed io the Patsntis susiatued.
~ All persons are hereby cautioned a
sain-i SELLING any FRICTION NAT, HLS except
those made hy Us, an inifingemeuts If bui rights
WILDE prosecuted 60 the uextent Of the uaied statet
Patent Laws.
BYAM, PEARSON CARLTON CO.,
ll6 usios sTREEr. 3osroN.
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Buffalo, Wolf Coon. Alapaca, Fur. Seal, Hair seal,
Nuifia Hrd double olofh aud Fur Co.ts, superb
softmcut az daw ". BADGER n Co.
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American HARDWARE,
Wanted, Wanted |!

A GIVE. INTELLIGENT aud ENTERPRIsING
~ YOUNG MEN, Ia every part OF the state OF Yer
mont, engage ~ settling tho valuable and pop
ulat last Of touAs ever offered to the public.
Money Is getting more plenty every day Business
Is good. Farmers are selling their produce for goot
prices, aud GOOD BOOKS were never selling bette
than at present
Ouf let enihfaces works from the hest authors ia
the world, and includes tho oecbfafeo Works Oft. :
Arthur The sale Of which alone viii enable aG
agent make none moacy with the outlay, than
ahy other business ia who h he engage.
NOW u THE TIME TO COMMENCE.
For Circular giving full particulars address
L.. r. CROWN n co. Publishers,
r1.1tV
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qpatrlImanM5tutr 9uurnul,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING


TERMs.-el 50 cash IN advance 50 ,ofi fpay
msni not made in advance dntefestalways cVnfge,
from The end ofthe year.
Annexed is aiist Of agents 60 receive subscrip
lions, livcrisemnats nod communications, and 40
knowledge payment for the same.
Bakersfield .POMEROY,
Btookded, u. SMITH,
Cabot. g.. G. BROWN,
Danville, CHARLES S.DANA,
Gilmore, l. NJ CIRCUIT,
ilydepaft, EDWARD .. SAWYER,
Iohn.o1, G. W. SCOTT,
Manhfeli, ED PUTNAM,
Mottisyiiic, ]. G. MOVES.
Middicscx, Jesse JOHNSON, Jr
Nor,hhcld, f. SMITH,
Orange, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Piainaoid, A. BANCROFT,
South llamwick, e. SHIPNAN,
stowe. JOSEPH RAYMOND,
suaHod WILLIAM ROLLINS,
South STAFFORD. DANIEL ". JUDD,
Turbfdse, AARON MIXING,
watsde "a aud Pa y.ton, GRANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
Waterway cod Dot,ur5,
Wihamstowu. BARItS PRIDE,
Worcester, JONAS ABBOTr.
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SiIns nIcnd,s Estate.

FI'IIF su1icn10fsi hHNlng hten appointed by The
u Honorable Probate Conu for tho District Of Wash
ingion, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adj
Insi all aims and demands Of all persons against The
estate Of sitAS MEAD, late OF Middiesex, In said
district. decreased, represented insoyeut, And the
term Of sA month- ifom the a0th day OF September,
1853, being RloSod by said Court 70 tha creditors OF
said decpiscd 10 exhibit and prove their respoc i've
c-ims before Us; Give notice that wrll atioad 10
The duties uf our appointment the dwelling house OF
l.. Chamlcilain, 40 MIddlc-ox, IN said District, on
The second Monday OF December and February nexs,
clock In the forenoon "a eac h OF said dayS.
HORACE HOLDEN,)
]. w DANA, : CommisIs,
ENoLS STILES,
MfaIlae.N. Drtubpf "a ls5s Al
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sTAlE OF VERMONT In Probate Court he'll a,
Washington DIST. IS. Montpe her, withia and foi
said niuuci, on the l2ih day ~ Nov. u 1855.
A Instrument, pufpotiing 10 be The last VIII and
~ Te.t"menta al simeon Lyma ~, late of Montpelier
10 snid District deceased being pre.cnted TO the conr
hy Mts. Lucinda NJ Lyman sni WIN. w Caldwell The
tsrruturs herein uumsd. lor Probate 1T Is ORDER
Ep fN SAID COURT that all persons concerned
thcien be- Hnih,d 10 appear NJ session Of said Cour
10 bee holte en- 90 the Probate Office, 10 Montpelier, OF
HE ih day Of Dee A. d 1855 aud shew cause, ifAnJ
they ay h.so, against tho Probate Of said Wll foi
which purpose, = : FURTHER ORDERED, that a
copy of Iho record Of this order he published su,ces-
ssely 40 the Vi. WatehnHn & state Journal, printed
at Montpelier, previous 10 said time Appointod Ter
hearing.
A tine cory of Record.
Affect, 6l.1~ T.R, MERRILL, Reg'r.
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CONSUMPTION

10 all here the Lungs not consumed land ia
every case II GIVES RELIED bone6t Is always ex
perenced from the hfst bcue, and cure u warranted
when the above quan,ity IL iasrn.
Nothing can be usionis hing 10 the Invalid, sfier
tying all popular medicines OF The dfy To no ehett,
thau that these common Roofs and Herbs combined
VIII cure all Pulnona dseases, still THIS - FIXED
FACT. Thousands NJ ceu BE- referred to in our
own New England States. For further particulars
aud cefuhcaies cure, circulars lcii with every
agent.
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no TIE LADIES.
Bradbury's Pearl De Blonde,

haw w 7. u NbbIN 4 10.
TO THE LADIES.
Bradbury's Pearl De Blonde,
FOR BEAUTtFYtNG tue COMPLEXION.
'INHE most rich, delicate aud valuable preparation
kuuNn fnr The human face. originally pfeparcdhy
Sir Ashley Co per, Of EH-iand's gieaics Fiy -
einns nud the secret impaired the proprietor by the
late Mrs. Waren, tho crlentaitd Enslish rftgic Ac-
tfess who had ~, D. Tor venus, and WIN could md
Oothiug equal the world II has never before been
Offered Tor sole tis country hut o. hnaily known
aud extensively used by che fashionable rte cities Of
Europe
rEstfMoNfALr.
Boston, sss.., May 5th, 1855.
Gro W BmGas. Esq.-D,ar sifi have no hest
taiun saytns th4t during my croft ssiuual caroer,
have met with nothing equal nfadhur,'s Pearl de
Blonde 1t cau-o. injurious .herts, however freely
IT may used. You will louse send me three bottles
and obtse, Yours uuiAl
Mis-. u. p. GRATTAN. No. Bradford Place.
BOSTON, Mass. May Al, 1850
Csc. w. NBtGss, EsQ --neat sir. have been engs-
gcd, professionally heaters Tor iho thirty years
and h4sr seen u,fhinr Ton tho Complexion to equal
Bradbury Psur dc blonde. flea-o send me one half
dozen buftlc---lif-o ONES. Your, nc.
no Fit. Co.tumer, Boston Theater.
Agent for New Curlanl, GEO. W. BRIGGS, sta.
toner. ard wholes4c aud renil dealer 30 Hnrrson's
American pefiunier, aud Whiting Inks, SIS 81 ashing
ton street, opposito the Adams House. Al; i,.
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BARRE ACADEMY.

TIVE WINTER TERM will begin on Thursday, Nov
i 18th For information concerning Board or Rooms
Address, J. :. SFAuLDING.
Barre, Nov. .. 1865. 6lsw
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VICTORY! VICTORY!
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic
So X RU ID.

noCTOR LAROKAH. a ce lebratod Indian, discov.
~ cred 10 the combination at tour kinds of Root.
and he ibs, remedy that h. WARRANTED to cure
the wolst casrs OF
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Group,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption
10 al oa.es where she Iungs mostly consumed,
or where there H. vitality TO snstaip life loit 40 the
Lung-.
has been tined in huniirds of cases and oeyer as
yet, hes iaed To Ih~ agent has hi, pnssrss-
ION many certificates Of iis wonderful strtues.
one 10 three 5otes warranted TO cure the hard
est COUGH.
One 10 two bottles aie warranted % the worst
COLD.
Ono 60 two bottles Win cure the whooping COUGH
Two 90 tour bottles viii cute The As filMA.
Fons 10 eight bottles are warranted 10 cure BRON-
CHlIls
one bottle - ~ cure The GROUP.
sIK 10 ninhi hnitlas mo W arm ANrED 10 cura
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w llFREAs, my wife, PULCHERlA yOsE, has
w leh ny bed and board, together with my son,
NERNuN II, NOSE, MINOR this is to forbid all per-
sons from hafbofing trusting Them my account
sha pay debts OF their contracting, after this date
SAMUEL VOSE.
Wocutt, Nov. H. 1855 6l:3w.
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NOTICE.

I have this day given lomy son ueniy NJ. Marshall
his time and services during the remainder OF his
minority and ,hull CLAIM none Of his earnings OF pay
any debts of his contracting after this date.
faystou, sept 27th, 1855.
LEANDER MARSHALL.
Witness, G. Fullerton. 6li3w-
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NOTICE

fIHiS ccui6cs tina have ths day given my sou
RALPH H. PikE, his time during The fsmainde
of hi. minority and shall niuhef pay any debts Of hi.
contracting or claim he ~agss, AFTER ;bi. date.
RUFUS PIKE.
Attest Jno. y. Smith.
Wai,fsufy. Nov. .. ISIS. 6t:3w.
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Shirts, Collars Under Shirts Stocks, Cravats, scarfs
tlosiefy. Long stockings, snspruders. Long shawls
Muillrts. Carpet Hays, ard Umbrellas "a
dnw W T.. RANGER A. Co.
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Rosendale Hydraulic Cement.

THIS auics is used Tor kiug Reservoirs, Tanks,
! Tfough., Ciseras, Water Pipes aud for topping
out Chimney. aad even Spaeie. OF BRICK OF stoas
YORK under watef, OF ca posed g. damp.
Warranted Of tho besi qeaiits- fei sale Al the
Deppe-tme. flLLbh SMiIh,
Moaipeliel Nag %. 1855 80