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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
Correction.

Some days ago, we copied from the Richmond
Penny Post table purporting to give the NUN
Der of foreigners holding office under the govern.
ment at Washington, compared with the number
of native born-eitizens. The Post has since como
to the conclusion that the table was erroneous,
and promises to publish correct one as soon rs it
can get the necessary information. When it shall
have done so we will copy it We deem it prop.
to make this statement in advance that no in
justice may result from the wrong impression
produced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

To my FtIloc Chi.ers Of Aynchbug.
have determined 10 become candidate for
the office of Sergeant of the city of Lynchburg,
at the ensuing election. If it shall be the pleas,
ure of the people among whom have lived for
the greater portion of my life, and whose friend,
ship hattor myself have enjoyed for that pc
Rod of time, to elect me to that office, need
scarcely say that shall devote all my time and
energies to the faithful discharge of the duties
which it devolves. This is an office purely of
business character it has never been connected
with the party topics Of the day do not pro-
pose 10 change its character in this respect, and
therefore wish it distinctly uHderstood that |
run as an independent candidate, free from all
party influences.
mhl2 dtsif RO. CAWTHON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
FUNERAL, NOTICE

The funeral sermon of MARY VIRGINIA. eldest
daughter of John b, and Mary f. Shaner will
he preached at her fathers residence, on Federal
Hill, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, this afternoon. The
friends and acquaintances of the family are re-
uues ted to attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
MARRIED

Bv Rev F X. Stauly ON Nth inst, Mir
RICHARD K. LIGGAN, and Miss LOUISA NAYS
all of this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

Mr. Wise addressed the people of Morgantowu
in a speech of three four hours length, on Wed
nesday afternoon, 9TH inst. As usual, he pitch
ed into "Sam.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

Captain Henry Terry, for thirty years com
missioner of the revenue in Halifax county, die,
ON Sunday lat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

George W Palmere, Esq, Is the candidate OF
the American party to represent Cumberland
and Powhatanin the Legislature.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
7 7. 7 =
Celebrated Arabian Linisncnf

1be mast eriroo,diaary discovery IN re Hefid rs he
Great Arqjial Remedy 1or Mn ami Beat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

SENTENCED James shepherd has been sen
fenced to years imprisonment in the pcniten-
tiary, by the Superior Court of Prince Edward,
for shooting -. Allen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

The public enafpllrd ngaiUsl nuuthrr count. ti"
which has lbtcDy it. appearance. cnlle W Ear.
re- ArIbna LuimrI, the most dangerous ct MI the
canulerf.its lrcn9se Li> having the u tnrrl,
mn viii buy in good aith, wiiiont the know Ied2e
thai counterfeit est-,. nd rn'y vi perhaps only
dl.coyrr rber when the -pntiou. mkt. IRE has
winugh its evil effects.
The genuine t,iic- is manufactured only BY II. q
Farrell. solr inventor aud proprietor aud wholesale
druggist M II Mdn street. reotin, liluants, whom
ali APP lcatios or A., rcie- must be addressed b.
slic you get il with thu letter, II L. hcfpio Futrl
hut II. q. + ARRELL'A--aud his ,lguiturr on the
wrapper; MA others Commercials.
Sid by Il SrABLER q Co, Druggi.t4.
L,uchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

An ,uuco It firt wrfha mound ut Theory: and the
OF couru "a 1hnt cluster around that in
comparable rrcpararion H"oh lnd'4 German Ri lets
pre- AIRED by Dr. e. NJ. Jackson. Philadr rhiH est,b-
li-hrg it. value tonic and re-taratv such rs
w'ad rresen. ioeledI " hsell f'm questioning IL
efficacy. In all ease, At Diseases Of the sumaeh vi ether
beGtc chronic may BE- recommended for i,s -ool
inr cordai, hud renpya ing influence. Dyspepsia hrart
bun loss oi am eitr, uHu.ea nervous tcnors. ItaHa-
lion and debility. kr, relieved by the B.tt"r- in
fefy -hof pacc o aud perseverance, in thnir.r
never iarI, to wefh thorough cure SCI ndyrrti-e
meH'. ..aiS-d2W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

PRESIDENT PIERCE AND Coz. Benton. The
correspondent of the New York Evening Post
say:
When Col. Benton was being tried in the fur
nace of atheton by the burningo of his dwelling,
the President called ON him and rendered him
the ho-pitalites of the White House. This was
too much for the stern old Roman, who could de
ty world IN arms against him. bat melted 10
tea, at such consideration and kindness from the
President He declined with suitable express,
sion, of gratitude. accepting, however, the prof
fer.I use itha llhrary aud maMnscrip.s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

BUNCH sssss0NS VIII, boxes Bu, en-
IL l@-i,on-. y init a u u It do DO In store
end @ar ~,eIaN, -,
[ 81. lee 4 INLlNSON-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
CITY AND STATE DE"iRTMnNT.

ACCIDENT TO CARRIERS BALLooS.-ln at
tempting TO take his balloon 10 Liberty, which
had BEEN inflated at the ga, works in this city
Mr.. Carrier Ind the misfortune to get il bursted.
When in about 2 miIe- of Liberty. where he was
TO have made an asc ension last THURSDAY violent
wind arose which bent against fence, consider
ably damaging tho balloon, and causing the escape
of the gus. The loss 10 Mr.. Carrier was consider
uhIp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

we shhll continue to call upon our friends for
the amount Of their hills, de l>t January. for the bal
ance Of the month nher which, mving thr time
aecessary to devote it, shall p!ace those remaining
unsettled IN ohcr hands f. colir ,ion.
feh7 Is BURROUGHS. SHAFER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

GRADUATED Among the gradntes of the
Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, W"
notice the name Of our young townsman, Benz.
Blackford, Jr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

TnE Corn HOUSE of Mr.. y. II, Pruden, living
near Halifax e. IL, containing eighty barrels of
corn and II large quantity of fodder, &c, was
burned last Monday night. Loss or $500.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

WAsuNG1oH AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
The surveys for this road have been commenced
with view to early operations in the laying of
the rails; and that the designs is to hive the work
early next summer-pcrhaps by the
first Of July.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

Riiro1d Rice ant Fearful Collision
One Of the most criminal and ueXcusable
acts of railroad recklessness which we have
ever head Of Is related by the Albany
hutkcrboctcr 10 have taken place near
Chatham, New York. on Tuesday afternoon
The Western. and Hudson and berkshire
Railroids. RIM side by side there for a dis
lance of three miles or more. aud as the
tram upon the Western road arrived at this
spot fiom Albany, train upon the other
road was discovered going ~ the same d.
rectlOn, and the Albany engineer gave a
challenging signal 20 the engineer OF the
other tram to catch him # he could Both
engines had passenger cars attached to them,
but as the Hudson tram was the hghtest
that engine gained slowly on the other, Al
ter running a distance of three miles they
came Ia a spot where the Hudson and Berk
shire Railroad crosses the Western. Each
engineer thought that he could get his tram
over first, and put on all steam to enable hlm
toaccomplsh that object, and beat his OPP
pnnent IN the race. Their calculations were
very close but the Albany engine lost twa
seconds, iastead of gaining, as It's engineer
had anticipated, and struck The rear passen
ger car Of the other Train IN the centre, cut
ting II IN two, and passing with all ITS cars
through the opening. The engine after
passing through the car lsaped from the track
and was considerably injured. The caI
which WAS thus uncerem0nlonsly torn L.
pieces contained but three passengers, none
Of whom were injured. The conductor ui
TIE Hudson lrain only sustained some slghl
bruises The affairs Is before the directors
of the Western road for investigation
Boston Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
LYONS KATHAIRON.

lfcfs u no surei tes ofthn un,isalied merit. of
article than no sptngins ~ countless iniaiions
and coun nfcits This let conclasves pfovrs ir0Ns
hArHAitoN foi feSefsing, fostnfi,g sud beau if
the Hn' 70 be TIE faust t1iiet aitlc pr pffe.
Combining NJ ~ does the fragrance ~ NJ, mes doic
"tirtcts With toe no. iluaho stof4tsc gualnirs
u stands entiroiy ~ ithout fvai n. lattes have
decided ihat toilet tais - complete without " and
ther fine disof' fnin ,tou rule. the world To gutfd
against uess 'ittieus and commercials always ash
to- LYONS tarHAinoN
uEArn, wYNkoOP6 60 Pfopiietots,
% In O. Liberis s., New.fork.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

Singular Railroad .icc,dtn. Yesterday
afternoon a singular accident occurred ON
the Northern division of the Toledo railroad.
few miles thu side of Toledo, by which
the locomotive Tiger" was completely de-
mollshed. without further injury. The en-
glne was near The apex of steep grade, at
tached To a heavy gravel tram, when the
coupling between itself and the tender gave
way. aud lcfi the locomotive 10 shoot for
ward like fash of lightning. without engi-
neer. fireman. or any other person 10 check
her motion. She whizzed on without regard
to rules or regulations. passing switches aud
crossings without any monitor or alarm on
her part At enc point on her course she
shot through gang of hands that were busy
leyellne and gravelhng the track. The
men had barely time to jump out of the way
OF sure destruction On, on, she sped,
with her head toward tie west, until she ar
4 rived at gravel bed switch, which she APP
propriated to her own use, jumped off the
4 tack turned complete double somerset,
= and so twisted and turned herself as to land
& right side up headed in reverse direction,
completely demolishing the Tiger, and ter
rdng gang Of hands that happened TO es-
4 cape destruction at the final smash up. -
3 When the coupling broke, the engineer and
ilremrn happened to be on the tender, and
thus they were deprived Of the pleasure OF
Ills lightning ride. The engine happened
: 10 pass over the road on The time of The down
passenger train. but by fortunate occur
! fence the passenger train was delayed beyond
lis time, and thus escaped from certain de-
8siruetion.- Ciepeiand, Ohio, Plain Dealer,
plug. 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
3f!arkGtJ.
cambridge NIalkoI, scpl. ~.

Al tkst 1872 cattle ll1j beoyos and 3l7stusss con
sifit got N"fstns tNcu. ous ana Csnes, Neeiilng.
I~o, aud ihrn- year Ui...
fEcH--- let quality 81 " a 90; seeond quaht,
50 90 r5is usdi1afy, d o.
sl51
Calves, Sia SO
stnfo--- soikias Oxen S9l. 95 fU0 l59
tu~s und nists 81. 50. a43.
Two yeaf ol1-li. SlG
thtrc 3ear- std SIS Do. s20.
r"tEi NO L.Sss Al Msrset 5-sS Extra 50,
3uii ns ga > %. l.5I. D. s2I5.
a. COO rAs au fsv hfsi qust, lcef Cattle ar ma ut
totes dui boz f-s huge f-uch stack OWNS iu she
80 rirf ui fd snurp su1 Ltn1t, good 4uauty,
s"i g.cA, bot p'lfci qnaiityi % with Gate, nar.ct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
PROBE ssOR WOODS
HAIR RE RATiYE
4 s, doubt, ths moot wnni,rfl discovery Of this
y age u fre-rrss. The miilwlns Is noli d disti1-
guish-c mriulcf o. the Ca dioli rfoie s.ion

s, doubt, ths most wnuitffll discovery Of this
' age u rrnlress. The hiiipwIrs Is fom d dlstin-
guish-c mriulcr u the Ca ,dioai profession
-. Paul Januars !, 1855
Prof q, Wooi-nsaf SIM uasolrifed, I -erd
you tl. seftihcsie- Ancr being near hsli h.r long
lime, and alter iyiHg a tho HAIR f.sto-atvrs esiau
Vac induce on hearing a. yours, 10 give in tfat
placed myrci an ths husds uf hlther, aud had ny
head well rahbaa sifh good .i hfurh, ani iho
totative Then asll ana yell rubbed fn ii the seal
vas az glow Thu, repeated cry mprning. aud
40 three @erks Use young h4 apas ared Had grew rap
'ily hom August last uptp ihe present tillc aud IL
nos tkick bia'k ant stronghold gnd pleasant The
ieuch-shefcas tore "a wts hHtsh utry, Whist
hul there OF O., 80 that lttlu was dsapeanns
rspidiy. stI u.e yuur Resiuriivo about wire
week, anf ,hah soon have guod aud .. fisei crop 81
mar Nav have read at these thinsi -ani w 10 has
iat All nave ueVrt seen. hlhrrtr, any case in
WhchHns prfsou'- hair TvHli, hrfch. ted ID auy
Dfthe hllf tones, &c OF tho day and tsa y gives
ue pleasure 10 record tho result a. eNpeueUoe. /
nave recommended your %, pafai oh~rs and n a.
ads ha- large aud general rae throughout The ~
fit1iA. Tho faif nero saW is effects, nod have con
dienue an q. Al wins have used here vii canttds
with me 90 whati have wtit.e en- The supph yousout
th~ Who'd sale agents tor fhe icfrtury, 4cAdy
eNh ustcd, aud daily Inquiries sfe nade loo a. You
deserve credit Tor ynn discovery. Tor etuTu you
3 hanks Tor The heu"At {; as done ioi cettsiniy
had paired long, lsns OF ANY sach
result I coasfatulte sou that your loitune, add
Ia 60 ouu.) 10 already made
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

sTAl O. az VERMONT tia rr, a'e un holden
RHni1iph uiuttt o. I IL Wa-hinefon within
temher A. %. 1855.
A ~ .irunort nuPorios 10 he the last WIN nod
- Tc.iHurnt OF Ahiti smnh tte IT Wllianisiswn
IN said pisnct de se4ssd, presented to tho Conn
here i'r Probate, by lame. ". Biss, the Executor
therein nam,d d.
Therefor ,it IL ordered by s'id Court that public
notice b. gwen TO ~ retsnns concerned therein no
perr before sid Cuut, ~ sessiou herenf held
~ Bisrovv'. iinfe in WnmsioUn 90 rho I'm ia, NJ
ncfuh"f 4. u 1855 ahf contest she pfoh4te of s1id
VIII, mud u ihet orlefsd 10 90 ths ridef 10 nub
Ished tffrc " rks successiv,ly ~ the Nerna NJ
Nmf hm 10 and Stsio Jturnai sewsnlnsf pfinfsd at
"rHl"r ia this state, the list of which sh % be-
prov ns tn th- " assglad ss azores ni fr D. ,trss
''-7 u'd NY hand 90 the Re .fsI er'. vince. al
w lshlnr'uu the Aith fiaf Saif.rsNff 4 10 laI1.
81 II. A WHITE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
Wholesale Prices current.
MLane's celebrated Liver Pins.

" Afo tackled aa ,as ths mos poplafremo .iie. Of,
ths Day. rhuH ~iiieute hv-f eomlduui. suck head
ache, 10 disatp-l, i.noe Deg ond doubt Read She
flosIas tcsunists from % we'll known lad, and cen.
sirm'u vf"ur osu riiy.
Nav YcsE, Aogusi 3. 1858.
Mf. aud Mr.. william, ~ 2is seventh atec,, te.-
uf taat they have both been suT.nns with the liver
compliant f,r ilau. Give scaf., danng Which ne tbty
ha'c -prnt iars Amount of maaes, and ~, MA
remedies. hat TO no purpose. Ffnaiy, etuns of d.
81 Laao's fi., tsY larehsscd four ,oIe., winch tbey
took according Go the diree.isos accompanying each
box aad ao~ pr"ueuaco th,m scl,e- perfectly cured
Of ihit Distressing ai.ea.c.
r.s ur. MLiaa'. rr,shr,tei verm. &c and Iis-
e. r., Gao DO oh aed az aaYoftA- respectable Dfus
store. ia lhsc ry.
l rarohasers will $50 be careful ioa.k Tor, and
take ooae bat Dr. N Lanes Vcrmifuge. An
oihes acc cong ,riusel wonho,.. s22s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

MArrdNssEs, TO be ioliy Appreciated cushi to be
used during ihc heat cd ssmmi helng iieo ifoln the
dus. and producing ooao 81 iae .uioo 4tn. sensations
oi ieuthef., ihc, impart o. tu,somtvo and hrsithy
action, unknown 90 them who sisep on feathers, aud
emo CT iutSsH's ptit nt ruiNG ADS, aud HAis MAJ
rnAss, mqkes b. c0nliuliiuu Of eamiori luxury and
economy, vtlh uacd. oui, Co be red, thai they ma,
hr uniseealY ised. By thu.s 10 health, Of pr,co
less Sofia 90 NE SICK and d,biuaied. 1hoy MAJ be
found a. Emc,y's Fufniure Warsroom,, Head ofs,.:-
street. Nom ilar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

Treasurer Of the University Of ~ We
were informed some days ago. that G. y.
fpavey, Esq. had resigned his Office Of Trea-
furer Of the University Of Vermont. A
Pnee'lng of the Corporation was held yester-
pay, and Nathan s. Hill, ESQ.,, Of Craftsbury,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

Fret q. J. Wond.- Dear Ny hair had been for
several years has-mins pfenatufes gta,,
hs htf.na which eudora the constant application
Ell oit necessary DO dressing %. Nbra cummeucod
u-ing yuur Tia Re- ofiiiNe shout Two m1nihs a. o IL
m 4 cuninn aud wing cnuting q iis ill
~thin ihe is-' ihue weeks Il has nined is
urai roloi and sOne.s sad iusife sfeail,
preferred O. Those prprutei ~ the app icaiiun
oil auS oih. preparation have ever used. re-
nd Indispensable srtiro fof every lgdy's toll
-, whei herto bo used icf Restpsauve tor the
simple purpose of dressing 90 brsu'iyiug The hair.
You have permission glsu refer all VITO snei.
tam any doubts oiis performing ~ that -ui ioi IT,
MRS q. hMuNDs, I4i ThHd o..
Cincinnati, OHIO he lOih, lisa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

Pastor OF the Orthodox Church, u1osSasid,


Waite fird, 1854.
Prof q. J. Wood with cohfdence caa reram-
mend your II iir hcsiofa,Ive az beag the most era
cious Article ever saw. have used tho Nahpheae
and many other preparations Of N. day, 10 rhect
rinee using Nour Hair Restorative ny hsir nd whisk
sfs, which were almost white, ha,. gsadu .ily erwa
dark, aud e' conf i-at that lew more appl,ct
will Tesiofe them To their natural cslpf. u aa
has relieved mc ,f az tndru nd rnIess
SO common among Persvas 40 pefspire freely.
&c ktLBY.
Forsale by O J.WoOD 4 co, Pfopristors-aitss
10 OF MAY 3I6 Bfoadsa,, New York.
For sale al Manu-. ctarers prices hy I'll principal
Druggists OF New fvrk, and 10 hontnsiier bv
SCOTT 4 BROOKS.
AIxo. far sals, Prof WOODS bfisniai sanstise
Linimenr and Vegetable Magic Life Pills. wansnied
IL give saisfact)a or none refunded Sec Circulars
on hs nd. cf eli kgsa,s "a. y skv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

nR.GRFEN one Of the most successful sud
~ scieutfhc PHI sictans previous 10 his tfagels
nung ihe lodi tn. Whsfc he obi lined knuw ledge Of
ron dirs which tavs proved com ietely triumphant
iu thr ut cancers and Srtuiui those sriy dis
which other pin scians have failed 20 brneht
i- rrafire - attend. WIN greater Sncc-ss haa
ever hafurr know 10 ihi- cnunfy. Ie has upon his
system, with scafcrls failure utcd more ihaa atty
thousand ca'es Of u, .pepsia, Coughs, consumpion,
Liver Complain, irun Compliant, Rheumatism,
Dfups,, Pllts NeFviu. De1iiisy, Female Com
paint., General Debin,y, aud all Humans, Of The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

Which have proved iururthlr with o-du1ry treatment
ais ncrec "a cured by his rcmedirs. Tic has cared,
the last setf about i've hundred eases ct Iaucrrs,
most Of viii n hat been aggravated and extended, ti
thee %, cuiting them out OF bg the application Of
cHustic othct improper treatment, uutil the pa
tsnis were nearly exhausted heiuiu they cans tohim
f,r lofisf
Dr. Green's Treatment clfunses tbs blood nd draw
The Cancel completely ont frum tho s,ssm, without
ctu.iic or cutting and although patients him
with their cI.es Hgsfas ~ WOO teatmcnt, he
dee lose 20 tvo out e one hundred
Dr. q. ms been o0rn uf-ed b. the numerous pa
iirnis HON ha. thu saved hom preua uro death,
e. publish fn.fe fkisnsisely ihr-r NuneoFui cures
aud also wan pes pie against trust t n.eFrs
the hands ct such prrendeTs may be- found many
places, ho wiling for Fee thus a. win the
lives OF heir patients, hy improper Hppiicaioos
The nuetuf provided place where patients iiOm
a di-tanc have board aud ailaecessary care Tor
Ian-onihic caturs nzntfor.
ersans 90 fiiictrd VI b Cancers should inurai,,rly
avail themselves a IT, Go A. personal attonituas
sgKpFuL OUS DtSEAS rs sometimes combine
wth Other Diseases ui th stomach liver, i gs heart,
kidaars spiacn &C. Scso O. frqs q PERSONAL ~
aain4ti,n order 20 rtieci pefeci cure bot utne
out uf ever con eases ct 90 chron Diseases
ell D., which AZ. Green sends 20 them, he
under, aads the ct The disease hF The persons
answeung 10 questions ~ 90 cfruisf. which also
gives reference cured, and whth be sends by
mail foe, a. ans one requesting II aud enclosing
postage stamp.
Medicine. for sale in Montpelier By COLLINS a
PIER T..
Concentration attic Ors Of b, letter, fee Of charge
s6 BROHFIELD STREET, BOSTON, Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

PtoI Wooi,--Dear Siri-htying maaa ia 4 OF
yaut iIsir Restorative, Il gives pleasure say that
is effect has been excellent W renewing inn mat 100,
dtadrud, and ou-taa tendency To ehns with which
have been troubled 6om ehiidho'd and has al-oie
Stored my air, which becoming gay Ia ats oTis-
ua color. have used athoi urlirlo with anything
like the pleasure aud pfo6t.
Xaur, truly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

CnIhle, m Jnne 9Th. 1883.
[ have rsed rfof q. J. Woad's Hair Restortiiva sud
have adinifrd a. wotde,iu effect. My hair va. me-
coming, As ihought p'ssaturey gray, hut BY The use
m hs Restorative" II has rrsnied is ori aai olur
ana nave doubt permanently 20.
SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-senator Unued states.
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HEREBY give notice that have this day, given 10
nii adopted 500, imam a.. Dyer. hstinr. act aud
irs Tor himself | hail ciatu nan. OF his earnings
nor pay auy dctts OF his c. ntTsouns nfstths date.
JONATHAN DYER.
Noicesfet, ", sept II, lsa5. -. 3~F
TATE or VERMONT Ala Probate Cou,t. haidea
Warrington nt-frt, ss. % the Probate ON e 10
Nuutashe, whin and Tor said ia ifiei, he llth dss
September \. o. 1855 PIesrn, the Hon. Ntl-un A.
'ha- luegei
lnsuumcni, puporting 40 be the iisi will sd
y esainrat OF iro5 Perkins, ilte at Plin6r "a In
said n,tirt, drrsa-ei heias pie-ertsd 10 thr Court
hrfc BY Nr- Polly ~ Perkins the ptrson having Gus
tady Of 'he same, Tor Pfohaef /. oracfrd bv salt
Court, that 81 pespns ccncs fued iheftiu be unihed
ulprsf scssfau Gfsaid tOutt be- holden the
ffOlatc Ohce, 90 Noltpc her q gih day Of Oeto
hrr, isA5 aud -hcw ciuse, 10 avs ihsY may have,
giilst be Piob in IT ,tid Nill toi Nhirh pupas i
d tlrihef firr'd, INST DE- o. the IT this
ci bee puAishnd thfao weeks fessiysis 10 be Yer
mont NaschmsnS state ,ufual, newell printed
"a no ,pe ier previous 20 said time appointed fr
hearius,
A true cory Of RECORD.
81 n MINKIf.I Reriefor
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IN Nswburv. Sep 5'h.hv Rev Ciates " Cu.h,nf
Nj fho' " Johusoui Of Biadfifd, 10 Mss Mary 4
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NOTICE

rs hereby given. that application will be made 10
] the next Legislature OF this state, to of
two tiers Of ots the aorthe rly part OF Berlin the
town ofAonipeiier and also To all that part
Of the tOwn ot Mi ddlesrs to toe town Of Montpclsr
eas-ry and northerly of the western boundary OF T.
ras,us =. Camps laim and sill tho territory 10 saA
town of Middesex, lying on the North Branch Of WI
noosk river include alt that part of said towa
Gf Midiiesrs lying the eastern slope Of tao
tain. such part thereof will inc Jude the inhabi.
Of said Mddlesex DESTROYS be ,nnsxed 10 said
town Of Montpelier. J. A. VAIL,
.9ny. fer Psfinsasrs.
MnnInaIlnr Mnx Oh Iahh