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WASHINGTON, Dec. S-rhe WASHINGTON
says "The committee Of ways and means
will hold their first meeting to,morrow -
The tariff bill reported by them last session
is set down 10 days hence bot will hardly hc
called up for consideration until after the
Holidays. 1t proposes a reduction in thu"
aggregate Of the revenue of about SG,0OO .OOO
but in different firm as to wool from the
recommendation of the Secretary Of Treasury.
The report that cent pieces have been coined
and await orders to be issued is erroneous.
bill to that effect was reported ut the last
session but did not pass. 1 have the most
positive assurance that Franklin Pierce
intends running as a candidate for the Senatc
of the United States in place of Mr.. Hale in
1858. 1t is understood that Gov. Hamlin
will be returned to the Senate from Maine
after formal induction as Governor.
The correspondent of the Herald slvs %
caucus of the Virginia Congressional dcleco,
ton was held at Washington on Saturday
evening at which they declared their prefers
ence for Mr. Bocock, should Mr.. Buchanan
think proper to give Virginia a Cabinet ar,
pointmcnt
The Southern convention meets to-day in
the city Of Savannah, Ga, to consult on .l.l
measures as will best promote the prosperity
of the South. The number Of the 3.ll .s
to the Convention is very large.
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, Dec N.-A train on IN, q ..u-
land and Pittsburgh road ran into an express
train on the Ohio and Pennsylv MIA road &c
Alliance, Ohio tlis evening, Hing ton r.r-
sons and wounding several others Tie
killed as far as ascertained, are jacob Rulv.f
Alliance, John Mcintyre of do. DR.. Smithanl
lady Of do. j. Atterhopst of New Garden.
Ohio, VIM. Richie of do. y. T. Taylor of
Pa John Brooks of New Jersey. One of the
passengers was thrown into the rotuull of
the depot and another into the public Sitting
room Of Burbecks Hotel in which sever
persons were sitting. Both these rooms were
torn to pieces and the inmates either killed
or wounded. But few persons on the ears
were injured. Among the wounded are Chos
Coats, engineer, NJ. \. Rath, Philadelphia.
NJ. {. Clelland, conductor D. W. Courtcney,
Friclding Cavanagh and Lady, Anna Armour
Of Columbus, Ind, j, Painter of Stark co..
Ohio
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UlNrs FOR THE HOME CIRCLE. SoLACE FOR
THE SICK. Science would lack the grand charm
that sheds n halo over its lahors, if the gcntlcr
sex were not mpdc participants of the benefits
it imrarts 10 that sex the medical dscov
cries orthc distinguished plinuthropist Pro-
fessor Holloway, have been sinrularly bencf-
cial. For tie complaints peculiar to the
female organization, and which are borne
with a iortitudc rarely exhibited by man
llollowny's Pills have been for twenty years
administered with wonderful success. In those
crises Of woman Vie, the dawn of woman
hood and the commencement of old age, MS
well as in the nuum,rallc eases requiring me.
dical assistance which occur between those
two important crocls, thcmild and restorative
action of this great remedy is attcsted by the
strongest vouchers. Nor is the Ointment less
highly appreciated ms a remedy for the orup-
tions and other external Disbursements which
sometimes cloud the beauty Of woman.
1t is terrible thing to see beloved wife
or daughter languishng under the attacks of
disease the lustrc fading from her eyes, the
rose from her check, and premature dccrcpi-
tude prostrating her energies in the morning
or the prime of life Perhaps the innate
sensitiyeness and delicacy Of her nature forbid
her to disclose the cause Of the difficulty, or
If she seeks medical aid she finds little or no
relief from stercotyrrd prescriptions. Fur
nished with llolloWay's remedies she needs
no professional adviser. The directions ac-
quaint her with the manner OF their use. In
the quiet scclusion of her own chamber she
can be physician to resell, and will soon
learn, as millions have already learned, that
she has found thu true orW ritz. As the
glow of health return, to her dimmed eyes,
elasticity to her stop, and chccrlulncss to her
heart, she will realize in her own feelings all
that has bppp 1,ulllt hot al tl0 a. ppripnpn nl
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Delights Spanish LustraI.,

Sure to make the hair grow on bald heads; removes
the daudruf and keep. the Head cool, gives a soft
gloss to the hair prevents its falling off and arrests
its premature decay. For the toilet it is highly
recommended for its fragrance, During the time
this celebrated compound has been before American
Public it has won for itself reputation which
destines it to take the lead Of all preparations for
the hair,
From Leonard stoldard, City Marshal Of Lawrence
To whom it may concern Having used Delights
Spanish Lustral for the Hair for several month.
past, do not hesitate to say that it far exceeds
everything of the kind have ever used If you
have a bald head, try it, If you are blessed with
good head ofhair and wish retain glossy healthy
nd nice, then Delights spanish Lustral-it is
just the thing to do it,
From Leulr from Davis Nor;ans. d the Bay state Mil,
lawrence.
In had but very little faith in the Spanish Lustra
knowing that there is SO much imposition in the
shape of ' Hair Restoratiyes," but l concluded to
try it. The first bottle caused a fuzzy appearance
onm my head, followed by young hair, and before l
had finished the second bottle, had most pleu.
crop, which entirely realized the wonderful vir-lf
tues of the spanish l.u,tral. My residence il No
Bay State Corporation, Lawrence, where | can be
seen al any time.
Prepared by +. X .WADLEIGH, Druggist, No.
l Appleton Block, Lawrence Mass.
IS and so cents per bottle
FRED. I, SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent
or \,.mout, TO whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by A. c. SPEAR and L. b. BENTON
Druggist Burlingtouyt wis dSwGm
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Elegant Display orNew s9oods.
Attention s called to my recent pure. s-.
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GODDs ND
C1PDETTNE

Attention is called to my recent pur- .-.
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GODDs M
CARPETTNG.
7 HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Iltrc
! and Plaid Merino, Cashmercs, Cohur De
Befge Plain and Printed Flannels, Velvet, " Ic
LANES. Gngham', Prints, Satins Rich P.HH ID
Black Silks, Trimmings. Ribbons, R-rc.l So 4,
Cashmere and Bay State Shawls Cloak, T, ..5.
Ladies' Cloths and Velveta, Wrought Pa 's 70
ingS and Insertion Cambria, Muslin and LIE. "...
lars and Sleeves, in French and Scotch work. ~crs
Gloves and Hosiery Knit Tippets, Hoods .,
Ialmas, Sleeves, Wristlets, Legsins and o -r -.,
Ladies and Gents Wrappers and Drawers, 10 N--..n
and silk Cloths, Casmeres, &c, &c.
In housekeeping goods my stock embrace every.
thing that is generally wanted. have
Counterpancs, blankets, ftnnels, linen arl r..'--
shifting, Iiuckabuci, Scotch diapers cra-' t.. -.
towels, table cloths napkins, doylies r.r. a- 90.
be covers, lace, muslin and damask cuItlt..
shades fixtures Brussels, three ply, i~l-.'-. .s.
tra-ine fine, Nenitian and cotton clrpetll-s rHi-
sells and venitian stair do drucgcts, crruH .. '.s
rugs. mats, floor oil cloths, dfferen' viii Pc r.-a
IN things, and many other goods not mnut.. l...
which am selling at exceedingly low ra',s
novid&wtf c. F. STAMFORD.
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New Hampton Rns,itution

18th 1851
Tuition is required quarterly, in advance.
Rev. L. b. Smith, d. D., President 20 whom let
tiers of inquiry may be allrcsseI. 5, l.. Elliott
Corresponding Secretary
Wallinriord, DC. B. IelC wlu
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To the Ladies',

If YOU WANT A NICE SET OF FIR>, or TIE
best quality of Beaver B1unos, Or the l',-. - "a
Beaver Flats for ittle girls, call ut EINCNu.S
Hat, Cap and Fur Store, two doors from the Tree
Press Office, Burlington, Vt. cct2~dtrtf
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The Great English Remedy

Sir. James Clarks Celebrated Female Pills. Pro.
pared from prescription Of Sir. James Clark, NJ
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen This
invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
the female constitution.
1t moderatcs all excess, removes all distractions,
and brings on tho monthly period with regularity.
These Pills should be used two or three weeks pre-.
viou' to confinement they fortify the constitution
and lessen the suffering during labor enabling the
mother perform her duties with safety to herself
and child
These Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but 1T any other
time they arc safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pain in the Back and Limbs, Ieavipes', Fatigue on
Slight Excrtion, palpitation Of tho Heart, Lowness
Of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and al
the painful diseases occasionod by dsordered sys
TEN, these pills will effect a ure when all thor
means have iailed,aud although a powerful remedy
90 not contain iron, calomel, anthony, OF any
other mineral
Full directions accompanying. each package
Price, in the United states and Canada one Dollar
Sole Agents for this country
&c, BALDWIN & co.,
Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn, \. y, GENERAL
AGrSTs.
y. -. $500 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, viii insure bottle of thcPili,
by return mail.
,lrel. L. smith, Druggist, Montpelier General
Wholesale Agent for Vermont.
For ale by "A. rr,h and A. C., SrEAH, and
by one druggist in every town in the nited states
July 9, l7'O. W. Gm.
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Boarding Enouse.-The subscri.

Der can accomm'da'e fifteen or twenty table board
ca. spoa appllcat a. hi. residence, in Bank
80 T., yearly opposite the bank Of Burlington,
nOv2Cdit w23w2 W.F.GRISWOTD.
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Church Burned.

NORFOLK, Dee 9.-The Catholic church In
this city was burned yesterday t.s:'hg f..
fevernl uliginine hnnses
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TO the Gentlemen

EDMONDS HAS ON HAND 4 GOOD A..
= sortment Of Fur Goats, Caps, MItcu. a-I
Gloves also, large lot of Robes and many r....
things too numerous to mention, all yl w-l.. Be- Is
ready to show free of charge to those wt9 wis. 70
purchase. Remember, two doors from Tree Il..s
Office. BURLINGTON. Vt. cct--ILut:
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Republican party is sectional. lie said it
had been asserted that during the recent
Presidential campaign in Pennsylvania ban
ncrs and bills bore tie motto. "Buchanan
"and Brcckinrdgc and Free Kansas lie
did not deem this "a grave charge, even il it
was true. lie could not remember having
seen any Of these notices lie knew of but
one meeting called bv those claiming to rally
under that motto, aud the people there were
IN favor Of free Kansas; but he knew that
the extent to which any speaker went at
that meeting was, that the people of the
Territories should have the right to regulate
their own affairs.
Mr.. Wade of Ohio desired the Senator from
Pennsylvania, who was understood to know
the views of Mr.. Buchanan, to inform the
Senate if the motto referred to was inscribed
upon banners and bills in accordance with
the will of Mr.. buchanan, and whether the
President elect is in favor Of making Kansas
q Free State.
Mr. Biger VERY much embarrassed) re-
piled that he supposed Mr.. Buchanan views
were Just those OF the Democratic party. This
was received with mcrriment among the
Republicans, and the Democrats were CON
fused and annoyed. But he supposed if
Mr. Buchanan had his own way he would be
in favor of making Kansas n Free State. As
it is, he is in favor Of letting the people of
that Territory, through their local Missouri
Border Ruflian Lcgis lture, have the pow
er to make their own laws. lie snid the
Democratic party was the true party of Free
dom - that Freedom fought for against
George III. 1t is not in favor of negro
Slavery. Bushes and CONSERVATION covered
tho faces of Southern Senators at this
announcement. Some looked daggers while
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PrOXeniICr.

I WILL SELL, DURING THE COMING WIN.
ter-by the ton or smaller quan 'i.y-hrtr 81 ,ts
and cob meal, at the lowest prices i9- wlf.. rlrv
are sold at the mill
am also supplied with extra supcrfn- oal fin.
cy flour, corn neal buck-whoat, rye 1.u.. r..Il
flour, split peas, pearl barley, &c 4. =. DEWEY.
nOvls dEw %
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SIX STEPS TO HONOR, ILLUSTRATED. o9s
h"pa0et, IS cents.
Boys and Girls illustrated 0lio, quarto 50 rag
es Price Is cents
Git Of Power. 277 rages, 2mo., - ccrte
Rife, Axe and Saddle Bars. 303 PAGE. 81 m --
this dav received and for sale bv
norlsdtf : UT-NTrNrr0,
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Nantrd.-
90 Agents Wanted

to sell two unequalled inventions, wanted
and selling everywhere. My Agents have cleared
$4,000 selling one Of the patented July, 1850
Also, the French Patent is for sale for less than
two months net profits of the American Patent
Who will make fortune in France
Put in four stamps for postage, and will send
thirty pages Of particulars, gratis EPHRAIM
BROWN, 25 Howe street, Lowell. Mass. WEB 3w
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Use Hsp. GIOugll' Columbian

PILLS for at the purposes Of Medicine in your
Family What better evidence do you want that
man docs not love hmsefa rs he ought and docs
not love his family, than that he refuses or neg
lccts to provide and keep on hand this certain
remedy for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Headache, DISTINCTIONS, &c,
READ THIS TESTIMONY OF VALUE.
From the Celebrated sash & Blind Manufacturer, PusAeld
Mr.. RENNg II have used personally your
(Dr. Cluugh's) Columbian Pills, and must say they
are the most mild, gentle, and yet thorough medi-
cine ever used, AMI as far as my recommend can
go, would advise every family to keep and use
these in preference to any Pill. ever made.
ANGELO d. STEVENS
These Pills are warranted to cure Liver Complaint!
These Pills are warranted to cure Dyspepsia
These Pills arc warranted to cure Female Com
plants
These Pills arc warranted to cure Chronic Dar.
rhca
These Pills are warranted to cure Kidney Com
plants
These Pills arc warranted to cure Sick Head
ache
These Pills arc warranted to cure Nervousness
Sold for % cents. Boxes ST. BY Druggists
and Merchants. MR.. RENNE, PittsGeld, Mass
Proprietor and Manufacturer. Sold by A. c. Spear.
dkvtf
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still NlrPY,

REV GOODS RECEIVED DAILY AT THE
.H,."na store. silks, shavls. Merinos, Cash.
m.ro-. ID. Lrn.s, Talwas, Cloaks LADIES' Cloths,
Pn.'ei Dress Goods Housekeeping Goods. En-.
oE..'.r.s, cloves, Hosiery, &c, &c, &c.
FE"H..r. ara invited & call and examine the
stock, l- Il will Dee offered upon the most reasonable
tylw-.
,---5.tvf LNMAN'S.
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NOtiCe.--Thcre is to

the Masonic Han and Installation Of officers, at
Richmond, and al address from Rev iii Ballou, on
the 9th inst, at loA o'clock, A. NJ. Music by the
Burlington Corne- Band, 1t is expected that the
Ra. Roads will charge fare only one way to those
who attend the meeting The public are invited to
httsnl by order Of the Committee of Arrange.
ments dec3w3w
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We continue to send The Weekly Tribune to cler-
gymen at ; per year.
Any person sending us club of twenty or over
will be entitled to an extra copy.
Subscriptions may commence at any time. Pay
ment in advance is required in all cases, and the
paper is invariably Discontinued at the expiration Of
the advance payment.
Money may be RENTED for subscriptions in let
tiers at our risk but the Postmaster at the place
where the letter is mailed should be made acquaint-
ed with its contents and keep description Of tho
bills. When drafts can be obtained, ,hcy are much
safer than to send bills,
Bills Of any specic-paying hank in the United
States or Canadas received at ar for subscriptions,
We have no travelling agents. Any one wishing
to receive Tue TRIHuNE need not wait TO he called
upon for his subscription. All that is necessary for
him to do is to write letter in few words as pos
sible, inclpso the money, write the namo of the sub
scribor, with his Post-Ohcc, County and state. and
direct the letter to GREELEY 4 McELRATll,
Tribune Office, New York.
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Gard to the Ladies'

cos French Periodical Golden Pills, intallible IN rs
moving stoppagcs or irregularity Of the ncnscs.-
These Pills are nothing new having been used by the
Doctor for many years, both in France and Amoi-
ca, with unparalleled success in every case aud
he is urged by many thousand ladies, WHO have
usci them, to make the Pills Public, for the allcyi
alton Of those suffering from any rregullritic.
whatever as we'll as to prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not permit an iucrca,s ct
family. Pregnant females, those suppo,r-
themselves so, cautioned -ainst using these
pills while pregnant, as the proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the above admonition, although
their mildness would prevent any mischief to
health otherwise these pills are recommended
Full aud explicit directions accompany each box.
Price 81 90 per box.
7. A. PECK Wholesale and Retail Agent for Bur.
ington, Winooski Falls, Milton, Wilston, Hines.
burgh and Richmond, to whom all orders must be
sent, By enclosing 400, the pill, will be sent by
mail oct Is d6wly
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"A GarN.-Thosc Interested in Home
Missions will find some very interesting statements
contained in the " Five Points Record " which
can be obtained Of the agents. 1Iotchkss and Jelli
son, 1872 Church street, one Of whom, for time,
has been connected with the institution The In
dependent AMI Observer; papers edited bysomc of the
aLicst Clergyman in New ork and Brooklyn, can
be obtained at the same place. noyls
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4 PerfllIned Breath. =

Lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of a disagreeable breath when using the
" Balm of Thousand Flowers as a dentri.
Zee, would not only render itsweet but leave
the teeth white as alabastcr , Many persons
do not know their breath is bad, AMI the
subject is so delicate their friends will never men
ton it, Pour a single drop Of " Balm " on your
tooth brush ami wash your tooth night and
morning, A fifty cent bottle will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL CoMrLEXIoS may easily be obtain.
ed by using the " Balm Of Thousand Flowers" II
will remove tan, pimples and frecklc from the skim,
leaving it Of a soft and roseate hue. Wet a towel,
pour On two three drops, and wash tho face night
and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brf.H
in either warm or cold water, pour ON two OF hr.c
drop #" Balm ola Thousand Powers" rub tho
beard we'll, and it will mako q beautiful soft luther,
much facilitating tho operation Of shaving Price
only nifty cents. Beware of couuterieits. Mono
genuine unless signed, W.P. FErRIDGE co.,
wl3 Gm Franklin Square, New York
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Oar Eibcrtics IN Danger

Monster Gathering of The People at Burlington
FREMONT 4 BUCHANAN both defeated by the
superior Gcncral.hip of TURK, No. Bank Block,
who has had the pleasure Of furnishing almost
everybody in this part Of the country with
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and to procure
all that is desirable to make man look WE'LL feel
well and act well, is to call at Turks Clothing En-
porium where tho motto is CLOTHING CHEAP
not cheap Clothing. In haste L. TURK.
Burlington, sept. 6, 1856. idvtf
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You Will Find
TT TVF1 MD NFTVTN- Y
ELEPHANT eiUIt
S1,5O.
New Books.

nR KANE's NEW WORK FOR SAFE
- lluntingto 's--price 81 80. uovtl
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WaltOD's Vermont Register
fnr lSE@

E1R SALE by THE HrNDRFn. uc7~- OR
sn'le, at publishers prc.s. M NirL..f chan
t7'h B.ok Sor', IS Church Street,
h'vZ9 S. y. NICHOLS.
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To the e.a.ilps

NJ WOULD SAY THAT PAi,It'T t.AI. at.
w tention has been paid IN Manu-. a.'r:
ami selecting stock of Dr,sy Fa.. al. v..-.- TO-
dicnt that you will not find our assortment ....
any House in the Cities Of New IEarI ..r.
as they have been manufactured expressly .- ...s
market. \. ALLlN ..r.
nov L.~
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E..
OF.
Inst ReCCINcd.

harper tOr December.
I'd E - GENTS. JUST RECEIVED AT
= Nl..' C5.fa Gosh Book Store, Church street.
na,9 DIFF
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GLASS WARE AND CHINA FEONIl. 'rC
~ Auction sales in New York, HO,t % 4.- I...l.
delphia, at China Hall, $50 Church 80
SIS BROWN
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NANCY GOODS FROM AUCTION. AT CHINA
L Hall, $50 Church st. So BROWN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-22
n q II I G. f..

Passengers going to Northern
Vermont or Canada, Will find II
to their ad,untcye not to purchase
tickets of Conductors, or any 9th.
er person, on board h &c cnnecti
cut and Passu,npSic Railroad cars.
THERE'S comptliiioa ,&@yt1ynorth
of 81, Johusbwy, VI. aid Passen-
gers can rieie ut Meu o~n price,
They can take the khud Poael
,agge andconncct with the Grand
Trunk Railway for any part of
Upper or Lower Canada, 4 reach
their place of destination Tire an,t
dug. or one da4 cu'Acr Hm by auy
othyyoutc. Also, connecting with
stages for Charleston, Derby and
Stanstead. G2tf
D. P. HALL 4 OTHERS.