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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29

The principal items Of import ounng the wsek
were as fooWs:--Cofse, 81. t9s; segsrs. $50 ,sl6
undressed skins, s44,2s3; iron, sol ,23l; railroad
iron, sci GAS; tin, s53.65i; sugar, $4,000; tea,
t77,754. The importstions into this port last week
were to avery limited extent, 80 far a. tho weskly
custum house returns show; but our import trade
has been diverted this season by the withdrawal OF
the Cunard line, she Havre line and the Bremen line
Of steamers. Thk has given the Cunasd steamers
to Boston larger freights New York account, and
actually . heavier importation than our returns
here chow. The vaiue Of imports into Boston this
season, compared with last win exhibit very g-est
increase.
kThs annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of certain articles exported from this port
during the week ending and including Friday, Jan
rs, 1855, distinguishing the destination and sxssn.
Of ahipments 70 each place.
ConxacS oy THE PoRr or Hxw YoxE-vnuIr Exposrs
MALAGA.
Quer. bark. II Sis etsvss =. ~, zoo o. TS3
ioh ''''''''''''''''s''.''s'... WIN
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MATRIMONIAL.

A LAZY on EDUCATION AND REFINEMENT, WHOLE
IA physique yell .ntal rndo- meats BtlAIly
ht her 10 contribute 10 tb. happiness Of domestic life
desifous n forming the acquaintance Of Esptsmsn
With view 70 naarirnony po.ssssBs e0pssnlA taste
and disposition. A -ido~sr, (sboot thir,y.l -ith .
small family you'd be preferred. None reed Agply
Lowsv~r unkss sell established IN business and abls
offer The lsIBis. With the comforts ~ hous AAdrsm.
Mrs Anne v n Union square Po-t 0acs.
A CEsTIFM1s, THrE1Y-oSE YEARS % AGE, ~
N good .eueAuen, good bAbits, a Moderate fg,tan.
srd fair income -bo bas devoted b. entire st,su; 70
business sDd on hat accoun, has fs- fefsAis Aoqaaht
-lsbe- 10 marry The LADY must BE- snlais All
agreeable pers0n and Conversation. and bst-e<n
twenty aud dirty ys.rs Of age 9TH ~thoat fogtaBa
Al Communications tsss win tie utmost n~sfssy ani
rspsct. Address Confidence, f" Herald osos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29

H<lRCUs METROPOLITAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ II. Sands and J. J. Nathans.
New and splendid organization, commencing
MONDAY EVENING, jan. 20.
TWO FULL EQUESTRIAN COMPANIES,
comprising the entire corps 81
r. SANDS 90 AND J. J. NArHANs
combining in sgn hcen. en- erta nm-nt,
TWO ESTIhE rRUupEj Of EQUESTRIAN AND GYM.
NAsrlC ARTISTS.
The action Of these mbned troupes will be confined
to the siLkNDoRS OF THE ARENA,
consisting Of muitiiarious
Feats Of Equestian skill,
Briuisnt Cavalcaies,
CnvaIri- Sports,
Historical and Romantis Pageants,
Classic Exercises,
occasionally varied by
Conf: Buriettas, Pantommes, Grotesques, Baets 6c.
TWO STUDS CT HORSES AND PONIES,
unequalled by any the world stser for beauty, eo
gance OF action, or superior training.
COSTLY AND EXTENSIVE WARDROBE,
with duplicate sets OF housings, trappings aud deeora
tons, of .xampcd brlhapcy together with general
paraphernalia. no ,essary Tor giving effect To their
VARIED AND ELEGANT EXHIBITIONS.
The enterta 4. ~ill be- accompanied bya
Full. MILITARY BAND.
FUN particulars Of the p rformances viii be found In
the program OF the evening.
PRICES oF ADMISSION
foxes-Hreh- tlrcie lou cents
fhmy Srcie. cents
~ Natt %
Places reserved Tor Cloei Peopl. In the Third Circle
An extra entertainment will he gwen every
"WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
conn encing at O'Clock
IooIs open NJ OK performances TO commence at ~
O'CLOCK.
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PROPOSALS..

DR0rorAIS.-orPiCE on THE GOVERNORS oY THE
IL Almshouse, New Yors, Jan %, 1898 Water aud
steam Heating Apparatus proposals will be re-
eeived by thu Govsrnow Of the lsc At thsir
Rotunda, Farx until O'CLOCK r. ~, Of tho "a day of
February neat the and steam apparatus for
the aSndry Of the WORK House Black ~.lIs fsiand
consisting Of wrought Iron TANKS boiling Tub Lead pipes
copper and iron coils, dryng horses and other appar
tnAnees. For further nfor nation apply 70 Harmon VI
dredse Superintendent Of Workhogsss where thu Paa
and specihcation be The Governors ressrss
the night reject any and all oilers deemed By them
advaniagsous to the department GuR
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MYHruors COMMUNICATIONS MAIN ~
IVA see ~ hb>sty 70 " eensslted ~ iTt rrsaAii~
strest upcs al 81 tses~>s basne<s nsttes ssd
al s..sss u uis Hsr sifs In The sesv. matters nos
ss.ansd-
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ANTHOLOGY.

hiOiDvi-h fT. fi1Dbrt TWIN Pshls, WILL
IA relatives prophssisd Napo~on J., 10 tn cssbfa,ei
fress from u 10 ~ Can ~ 2ss rsooFss sfs-t
MADAME HAKRfs FROM PARfe IISDEs1 MA
ul services 70 the iafss Apd ssnts1-n ~ tAs dig
IN phrno'dSy ~ boots ard science. shs Il 70 " eco
susd Abpst 1--we, marriage business Las natter ke
and vftsn TIE name 81 the 'sdy gsBtisnxa tbsy v
nsrry; also Ne ssx~ u bss vsstsrx Madame Harris
oonyersss N kssiah, yns>h, asd Gsrssa Essassnos
1os bovery, b<tSsss FIRST ssd sseond s,re~ts.
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DERHAhs BUkIEsouE OPERA HOUSE. 6s5 broad.
i way, To lei, during the stay Of ,hs troupe Ia Bos
ton, for Lectures Concerts other respectable enter
tainm. nts. Apply at rorham's Gift noAet Once Goa
broadway
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REWARDS.

Ct = REWARD WILL BIZ GIVEN FOR INFORMATION
ppD Of the Who sent anon mous letter 10 tina
inderssned dated Jan rs 1880 under the tits Ola sin
cere friend. A. A. ARMESr
Gt . RENARD.-L0>r, ON LAST "WEDNESDAY, THE
DC 2tth January, from Greenpolnt, Long Isllni, .
bg black dog from 10 10 20 lbs 10 sesht
long hair, white breast also the point Of his tail ~hts
ana leather collar ami ring around his rho AL 1vs
reward viii be pai BY returning the 10 the grocery
store oil Washington and street GREEN point.
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II IT-BY MisTA.E AT No EAST FOURTEENTH
II stre.t, pair 81 pantsloons and vest The owner
esn have them by ealing for them and paying expense
Of advertisement.
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T OeT-0N THURSDAY EVENING BETWEEN FIVE
i and sir O'Clock, going from Burnhama 70 ssooai
avenue, ssbls cape hned with dark changeabls silk
The finder win be literally rewarded BY returning Il to
y II Stief, it2h Bowery.
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MO Vr III c1Hyp-Ta CONFETTI, 90 10 10
~ Desss street w.sy - s1nsuil~f vstk e>se<~s>s
tlsssses Tvsnsy thrss years N speciality .sAsss
hm " russsne~ p~rwssssi ssrs ~ h-ps G 80
msntss u ths Fsv Tea univsniy. - ~ tirAa>s
!. NJ eass
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Al IBL0's--TBIs EsTABiI sHMENr WILL BIZ LET,
GRAND OR PROMENADE CONCERTS BALLS, OR ANY
REsPEtTABiE ENTERTAINMENT.
For particulars, inquire Of Mr. WIN A. MOORE, at this
front Office, On ProAd~Ay.
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MEDICAL.

nR WARREN, hEhmh 0y THE oDiixgg ol
IL san ""ns 81 Dahhs sol Lt'sssrgh, attends 10 gri
,sis practice 81 ~. Oh ssishh.h~d oo. "a Mssl.s,
shssi, near 'a'hsrns vLsr. hs - tsrsorns the NO.
sstanstihs s9fes on r-"ra -bsut restraint IN fss q
bnslnsss Eaust@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29

ns vAkur sohAs's gEiESD--TH, syyf pHErl
IL rAoh ~ mss eiss ever ~shlbs I'd In sA~~s " female
se.Ah''' Hsssi hssi ~ Sss' srps-ss V Ne sesa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29

r OsT- ON The 27rB INIT, WHILE GOING FROM
IL sixth avenue 10 Eighth street. and crossing the
Washington parade ground TO wavsrisy place, plain
gold Inns bracelet Any person finding III. will DO
literally rewarded on leaving u at 200 srth avenue
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29

~ ynii1os, 10 DUAsn sraExs, nAv ~ opw.
~ tsh~s.-Ivsrvt tee ys&rs h syr<s slNy s.sssss
~ v ts~ snsh sssss - have s~msf sss.s lsss %.
rrsno~t hsn h.rassH Csssetssosai ~ssss.ss &c.
issny ssFsa, without us u say Sslsss~sssss avg
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nR taEy0sTs pAff- AID LONDON MEDICAL.
~ Isissfsnf hsrsgs CAD, liza sflt'ea, Nt cAsss.
s-fh, ~ sngrsssbgs tsf - u Hsssfwsy as6 nSIis{
iss fsF ", ~ ns ssis. Eh,seias mi ssr~so Ne "a
Essfs sifs, ssrnsr - hsd-ay, vhsss ~ y esssssd
frpm ~ v Z sss ogF. ~, rasfsys e.
,spiss n B-sos ~. afsr .pyr. rs,lssss 1890
W nsl ~ .rrfss. Astssss ali l@t,srs ksr sSx Nev
fgTt Pot Nfe. We t9Dear wth al yst~rs In yse~u.
ole A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29

Dl ccoryx ~ prASr g1ri11, 10 LONG vsovp
~ " Us siurens AZ Voc Yea, ssays~ ss~s.ises vftA
ssrss>1 fsom ths rsltr~s ,~st 81 sf.s-.A<rs Ay rs
- ssns k~~sssbsy Ssssss
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~ TO sNVAEEDS.
Use no Medicine to cure Diseases,

fIIEY are not necessary The Gi of nature never nten-
ded you should poison yourselves with drugs dsea
may be cured better without them They the very
in many instances why patients do not the
vital powers paazcd by their poisonous presence and
the health be restored Until they removed
Dr. VAIL of Franklin, N. H.. cureHa Of Capable
mhlads acute and chronic without the use any drugser
poisonous substances of any kind He can produceany
amount of testimony to this effect FROM gentlemen and ladies'
of the highest responsibility who havbe under his care
In which have resisted all and
irregular druggng he is willing to warrant azure, and that
simply because his Of treatment moro powerful to
restore than any sort OF drugging can be. &c
The following persons will testify to the Of Dr. W.
mode Of treatment having experienced ts restoring power
Geo. Watson, Waterbury, Vt. Mrs ABBY Taant Concord
Mass Mary Thorne Manchester Mil: John Tuck, Con
cord, N. H.. /. s. Barbour, Gambridgepor Mass. l. G.
Forbes, Port Huron, Mich Ghas D. Fisher Nashua, n
H. N uerrck, Dubuque, Iowai J. Roberts, Stafford, N. H.
H. A. Earle, Concord, N H. Clarke King, Montpelier, VT
Stowe, VI weIes Forbes Ill., N IL Miss Priscilla Thomas,
Boston, Mass; Nlrsp W. Eaton, Plymouth, N. H. uriah
leighton, Hyde Park, VI l. H. Ingalls,, CHESTER N. H. J
Dexter Boutele, Nashua, N H.; Mss T. A. Rowe, Meredith
Bridge, N. H.. Mrs. Anna Thorpe, n Weare n IL. H. s.
Sawyer, Bath N H. Rev s. Hyde Concord, N. H. Rev A.
fTenny Plymouth, N. H. Miss II. s. Kngs,uury, Hanover,
N. H. Lemuel Thomas, Stowe, VT. j. b. West, Plymouth
NH; Mrs. Mary Dimick, Falmouth, Mass; J. Howard,
Lucton, N H. Mary Hopkins, Brewster Mass Mrs Sarah
Bowl WA Waterbury, w. Benz r. Elliott swf.wase
H. Mrs. Moses Clarke, Landad N IL. Chas. .. Robinson,
Stowe, VII D. ". Cummings, Enfield NJ H.; Mrs. Nathan
Beuhsm Jericho Centre VI A. D. cocord sunapee, ~
W. H. H. Clalin. Northheh, VII Mrs. Fisher, foxLoro,
Mass Lydia H. Hawkes. south Rsading, Mass. Miss g. Il.
warawel Bumford, Me- Mrs. n. patcheider, LayouSr,
Mass. Mrs. L. A. Goodwin, Milford, N. ii. Alfred ~
Esq, Np.ui, Mass. 1. Annable, Concord, N. H. VIZ
Ayres NM, Mass D. b. Randall, Glover W &C. j. Gree-
leaf Cr6sj Acre, s. G.. Paul Hussey Henniker, N. H.
Carrier Wentworth, N. II. G. Bean, Gambia, N. II. r.
b.Ilatch, Falmouth, Mass Joseph Thomas, Stoves w.
/ Hpma Holt, Sharon, Vt.
The above includes Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia Dys
EMERY Typhoid Fever Ague and Fever Bronchitis lnepen
Consunp on, Dyspepsia, Disease Of the liver, Heart Alec
TONS Scrofulous and other humors Paralysis, Epsy, Ac
If hal nd runIfl
| lapsus liberation &c. &c.
Dr. " prescrbes for patienn ut their homes or receives
them for treatment at his house.
Prescriptions for home treatment one dollar Any one
In nnxs G.au he
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as he could not have got SO far 10 advance as
the place where lay. Already his remains
were decomposing fast, and his face was much
dis6gured. Capt, Hume, his attached aide-de-
comp, had the body removed, and this even
ing it was inferred on Cathcart's hill--his
tavorite resort, where every one was sure Of u
kind word and cheerful saying from tbs
gallant Brigadier. 49,
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y. X. PANGB0RN, ,pxo.,,,,,,o
J. GRAHAM, CIV.
wolf.'s schiedom Aromatic -schnapp..

Wolfe's schiedom Aromatic schnapp'.
This medicinal diet drink is manufactured by the proprie
at Scejam, in Holland, expressly for purpo
1t has been submitted to nearly all she first Chemists
an Physicians in the United States, wis endorse with
their own signatures as one of the great the
MArERA MEDIcA. 1t ism prescribed wb great success In
Gravel Govt rheumatism, oLstruc6ns of Bladder and Kid
neys and 10, Dyspepsia has superior in the world
Put up in quart and pint bottles, developed in yellow
paper with name the bottle cork and label and for
sas by all the respectable Druggists in the United States
UDOLpIO WOLFE.
&c.,. Is. 90, and % Beaver-st., New-York
2lm3. % South Front-st, Philadelphia
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state Teachers Association

The Annual Session Of the above association win be held at
August 2st 22i and 23 three sessions each day.
The Exercises will consist Of Addresses Essays Discussions
Reports &c. -
Addresses may be expected from Prof. Chbrck Of Conn
Prof sanborn of Dartmoh College, Prof Boarlma Of Middle
bury College and Gilbert E. Hood Principal Of Thetfo Aead
envy also Essays, from several gentlemen upon educatioha
4qlics,' sefs
fhe peopeoS S. Abans will welcome those, who may attend
the meeting to the hospitality of their homes 1t is expac
cd that the railroads will carry delegates for half fare. full
Programme Of the exercises will soon be issued
VIII the several papers IN Vermont copy the above notice.
TX. PANGBoRN, , Exscrtvo
fa J. GRAHAM,
G. b. uhLRERT Com.
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MONTPELIER MARKET. Aug.

WONTFELIfIN MANNETs aug. i. J :
PRoiisoNs, &o.--Rniter, family, Is 20 II; store, Is
20. Cheese, to0S. Lard, I2 to IA Tailow, II to
le Dried Apple, :tos. Eggs II per doz. Potatoes
f5to per bush
FLovRExlra fine, sl so to 90; 90 fancy soto $40
superfne Sl0,25 j.,
Gaus AND liAY--COrn. il TO 80 pc bush. Oats so
to6l Herdsgass Seed, $3.50. Clover, I2te dc psTib
ttsy St410 to 600 perton.
MiScELL,NEuus-Dry aud Green Hard Wood, $50 Ia
$50 per cord Shingles, 81 so to 400 per NJ Wool IS
3sc per b.; Nails, Si, FER cyt Salt, Liverpool pc,
h'sh' 81 Turks Island 75e.e4 4 o.
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ROsTON MARKET. July as.

BOSTON MARKET, July IS.
LoURtirnessee Michigan and Ohio. superfne, 81, 90
fancy $1,000; extra Genesee. 81, so to IL SO.
asls;srn. vstlow, o5c. white, .00c. Oats north
EN-. Csc. Rye, Soc Wheat, 50, 90 to 600.
PRovINoss--Prmt Pork, SIS so pc bhi; Mess ,is so
Clear $1,000, Western Mess Beef, $1,000 ai6,50 Lard
III la. Hams Ill l2c per lib Butter, common aAs
,t"re, l4a lsc family 20 &c. Cheese new Mix 81
l2c f,u meal sac Potatoes. S0,s5 100 pc busH
HoP.-Frst sort 1884, 22to 25c per 3 crop 90 to25
sEsDs.-Herds Grass. $500 LES per bush. Glove
northern, l6 l.2 a lSc peTlb.
AsHns-Pears, $685. G, IS percwt; Pots, s6,25
WooL--Prime SaxoBy Fleece AZ secs Full Blood. %
Blood 80 40; half do 90 49, non
and ane iourth do. rs a 49,
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PATgMT .
AMBROTYPES!

A~s~t9 ~S&
THE subscriber having drained the RICH, for Monipeler
and vicinity, Ia prepared to take these beautiful
and changing pictures In glass, his Daguerrean
stand, over Lilis & BancIOfts store,
STATE STREET, MONTPELIER,
The Art of Ambrotypng has very recently been brought
high degree of perfection by Nh. Cutting the inven
tor who has secured patent for fourteen years IN France
Great Britain and the United States. These Pictures
taken the best Plate Glass which another glass Is
mentrd thus retaining their brliancy i ages ana are SO
beautiful In tone, bid and clear in effect thai they
uni 'e,say admired, and rapidly taking The place Of
DaeneneOtypes.
Ambroiypes can be taken equally well upon The smallest
immature the full lie size, and 10 much less me si
ting necessary for good Dagnerreotype They cah be
any light well eBersvings any pa-r pic
under glass; and hence very suitable g large pic
he hung In frames. They not reversed, but
seen In the natural position of the sitter.
paguerreypes be,copied in this Lermanent style
and enlarged any size. The darkest danst wealth
Is EQUALLY favorable for this process with the es and
dryest is rarely necessary to sit half mngte In the
darkest day. tr
a1TPces varying from s20o to $500
The public invited TO call ami examine secimens.
Montpelier, July %, 1885. 3. 0HERsEY.
NB-The subscriber would respectfully nfom the pub
tic that he still continues Dagnereotypng in Ne highest
perfection If the art aud all lis vafiousstye
s 81 n. q. HEissEY,
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Large la no., nearly 500 up. Price sI,2a
THE subscribers are hapny 10 auuou.ce thai, ,ui
work Is now ready, aud that they are now preoaed to
receive applications for agencies every town and ,oun
reci'ng confident that the of the authors alone
VIII be suhcen tn ensure the work sale bsyod any
other ever ISSUED ON the great and important subject
wn'cn treats, they would respeclf lily request hose
t'ne me territory in which they wish u n
particulars OF terms &C. will be forwarded in,nedaey
As thS WORK WIN he soid exciusivel, by Canv,.sing
u sen' M lhat such an opportunity after. for
p'ohta'e season. business. Address,
. IL. p. CROWN g. CO., Publishers, -
o""f 81 COrnhili Bustau.-
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TO MERCHANTS.

PHs Moss CoLBy's celebrated scythes be obtained
at QhyER IELMER'S at Manufacturers Prices. Also
Barre Snahs, and VAN OnYAMs and ADAMS Forks.
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NOTICE.

T. n. hRiGHAN, D., Iioie 'pahic Phyacan and
-. snrse'n having changed his residence fron, Wit
,i e 10 on Pc village, and associated himself in pae
calls IN The vario departments If hs profession "
EorF,cE corner Of Elm and Spring streets opposite
Montpelier, July 1855 > ,os
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Dl..ie0.

In Chelsea the evening Of the Both of july of ApopeSy,
Mr. AMPLus BLAZE, aged about 70 Mr. u. Of
the oldest merchants in Vermont, having been nearly 50
In trade in that town, and extensively known Of the
most successful business in the State.
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NEW-aNAns. -
Gents, EurnisI,inr q

A SPLENDID assortment Of Ciuths, Cassaeres 4 boo
"A skins and Vesings of the best qualities and les
just received al fabbard's Block, by .A.C, FiE1D.
Montpelier, July 10, ls55 ,rN -
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:ss>s-. r-s,Sat the STATE Fairs Of Ohio, Michi-
~GsaaS o+S9s gao and Kentucky and at the latter
competing with he es blood 0rses and be took the fret
premium The Fairs He also took the first premium
the New En- gland Horse Fair, a. Bfastcboro 1854 he
has done atevetsFar where he mas been exhibited.
ropF toiies without the least foundation " iac ohe
prejadce o Green Mountain Morgan the sabscribar
X &ta,e that he been brought Montpelier
n fb request Of gentle who desrons Il
his aud that those who prefer contract
io, his services wAnRAsrEp can do the following
terms $3.50 be paid The time Of sarvice and sos pay
able the fistpf March next. SILAS HALE. y
Montpelier, June lah, 1855. 25w6
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Che nlarkets.
uAmRRInGE MARKEr. 1ulx ab.

OAmBttADGE MARK 1T, July SOC
At Market. CID Gayle, 500 Beeves, and l43- Stares
consisting Of w6tkiaoIen, cows aud calvs' IS earrings
tw0 aud three Year tlds. Z
PRiCES-Msaasf5fAe -ZExtTa 50 o ;-irst quality
$3.50; sernnd qiialiiy Ia VJa e5s ihrd stay 50
oIdimssy.iS5 50 d, Dl.s x ~ - ~
Hipgs.S6, GOA d rs percwt. Taiiow, 81 .75S 9,e5.
PrLrse-S0,75 80. Calf skias lsc pYfi
yEAlCAtyEs-$sln0 a. 100 1900. ~
SroREs-WoRKINc Ok Re-l25. $50. 1877 9l0, $50, DIS.
q Cows AND CALyE,- sas, 81, 40 tn SO. ..s. -
YE hLINas-s elts fw Years old .slto4s Three
YEARS Oids, $3i TO 62.
BY lot, 81 so, asa Bps.
SwiSE-ketaI, 0fuOc. .--'f
"a BRIGHTON RKEr, July go.
AMnrket l21I Reef Catte,9W 5ores,l4 pairs Narkine
ken 81 cowsand Calves, 5000 Sheep and Lambs 400
Swine. 80 sks,F
pRiCES-BrEr ,C.rrrt.-Extia, si995 lrst qnalit,
~, secinf quality, $3.50 thydgusiity, $3.50 775
sasgrAsp LsnHs-- ESinssG lo,oo BY lot, s2,9s
LS0OxEN--s90,i 100, J20
Cows asp Caves S20s 27,35, A, 65.
Sw' xgA4s75 a 90; Retail, a;0S,
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s STARTLING, IL / i4tl i! 1,
WARNING 70 EVERY SENSIBLE WOMAN.
WHY FEMALES srEEEn ax'HEALfu.

WHY FEMALES SUFEER IN HEALTH.
e~~s<,o rssssecge-"
No woman,df dcuspy iswiIli,g q disclose the pceu
s aT n%tij even to Almost Intimate
'Eer",.odesty snul isacy Is implanted by nature,
fhoeks me- tslis in making known 10 the other sex
those ailmeifs SGlonging cxcusiysiy to.the female
Exccpt in extreme cases her safsitiycncsa will sacrt
= flee her health rather than her delicacy. a-~-x
: The Consequences serious, amenibc, and litc.~
long
Thus what ut first could have been easily remeded,
perhaps letter -till not incurred, becomes comp
cation OF diNo,scs, not only running the health Of the
mother and emtering her days by sickness and suf
fern1 but cniaiiiny broken constitutions upon her
Children and iharrassing If not distressing, the bust
hess and recniary prospects Of the husband Let every
sensible woman
s TAKE WASklNG- IN TIME,
Gas thousands have done) by the bitter experience md
sutengs Of others, Of the dreadful consequences she
entails upon herself and those endeared to her by her
ignorance ofte simplest and panest rules OF health
connected with the marriage state, the violation OF
which entail. disease, suffering, and misery
How many suffering from obstructpns or irregu-
aritics peculiar the female system which undermine
the health the effects Of which they are ignorant and
for which their decacy foEbids seeking pedical ad-
vice How many suffer frbn prodpsus nfe Calling OF
the Womb from -four albus (wcakness debility &c)
How many are in agony for many months pre-
cading confinement How many have difficult il not
dangerous deli eric~ and slow and uncertain recoyeries
To the 4HIiQn h-w are these to be prevented what
rhall trF dOnci MISUNDERSTANDING
It every ascertain for lerself, without vio-
encr to her dcrncy, the nature and character Of the
ainent Oo which hc female is subject the causes
from While 1t may aise,,ard the proper remedies for
lis cure and future pryScnon
This shc can do ~ possessing little volume !al.cndy
Possessed ~ thousipdsl, MHiCH IELL LS EPER *
TELLS HER WHAT TO DO FOR n, in simple
but chas,c words and such she undcrstand.
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Nails
New Dress Goods!

NC0rT & BROOKS have this day reserved new Lawns
Mu>iins, Dcbages Lusiers, Plain iiarage, Pr ns
which W u hr sold very cheap Tor Cash. q.
June %. ls55. ~
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Ds''Ht hNp NdIAlL
<lBLY RtXF0RU Grass, Grain and Rush 9clyk IA
= Persons Rakes Adams crlebfatnd Forks Indian
Pondsahd N,hhi.d Scyihe Stones, and will he sold m
ow figures fr Cash. SCOTT & BRoOKS
July 4. 1855 @as.
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JOl0 BAGS Of Extra Fine and Giles Butter Salts Tor
l~OU sale u, the Depot Store wholesale and retail
"eats prepared to supply orders to the Trade at the low
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L1GAITBR BOOTS!
JUNE. 1855.

VGtT received u assortment 81 CATERS siIoes and
4 .Uns 2d, 1855. HlOOML
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III 3. LOOMS has just received second stock of sun.
mer Goods Those In pursuit Of Good Goods allow
prices, are in, hsd TO examine this stuck.
June 2 1855. 49,