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True Nobility.
A MoMENTOUs DECISION.

"All work, even cotton-spinning is NOBLE
Work is alone noble Be that here said and as
serted once " more" so Carlyle says. But we
must remembnr that there are degrees in nobil-
ity. The highest nobility is the nobility of be-
nefcence. An honest man, says the poet, is
the noblest work of God We have no hesita-
ton in extending the apothegm. The nobest
work of God is the man who is not only honest,
but who does the greatest good. The greatet of
all tempora, blessings is Health. And, as the
mental condition is controlled by the physical,
the effects Of Health can hardly be regarded as
terminating with mere temporal benefit.
Then who is the gretest oil all human benefac-
tors He obviously who enables US to restore
health that has been detriorated, and to preserve
Health that is good. The secret OF preserving
Health has been the great aim of the modern
philanthropst as it was the philosophers stone
Of the ancient alchemist.
Tho secret has been discovered, its discoverer
proving himser thereby not only the greatest
philosopher but the greatest philanteropist the
world ever saw The question }" Who is be
has been asked by millions and answered to them !;
and they have rejoiced. Professor HoHoeay
| has conferred more blessings on humanity than
have all the " soi-disant" social reformers, and
pseudo philanthropists the world ever saw
The fame of his Pills and Ointment hes
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DsSrrioS, NATURAL ARrFIoIAL-Prom the cluster Of
eager spectators which noticed the other day around
In fremont street, opposite the Museum we were led to i'm
agne that some might have started opposition to that
popular establishment inspection showed that the
curious crowd were nteny examining the contents Of the
Of Drs Cummings Fagg, Is fremont street.
surgeon Dentists and probably nothing the larger museum
opposheiis more deserving admiration Amidst number
OF highly finished sets Of artificial teeth Of full and miniature
size the Doctors have placed natural human laws
80 prepared as to Illustrate only the location and structure
OF the teet but the arrangement Of the and blood
vessels with which they supplied mode of den
tion 1t may well be said that these two dumb skeleton
mouths speak Volumes They certainly equal to sood
lecture And If by these and the artificial teeth exhibited
in the elegant the spectator should induced to make
proof OF the Doctors skill in practical dentistry, he will by
no means find himself disappointed Long practice and
progressive spirit have led them several valuable improve
cnt in their art among which perhaps not the least is their
successful method Of securing the adhesion plates without
the clasps which found injurious the other teeth to
which they applied Hundreds of persons can testify to
the value and comfort of this improvement as applied by
them And Drs Cummings Flagg, we are happy to say,
ARE no less distinguished for their genemany urbanty than
Tor ingenuity tact and assduiy in their profession In the
hands Of such dentists the dsagreaabe operations of
the art become quite olerable Satuav Epan;no
Gazette.
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UsB On. CLouGns COLUMBIAN PILLS FOR IspIGEsnox.-A
gentleman in West stockbridge, Mass troubled strangely
for years, with Indigestion says 'kMr Renne Il was so
much affected that sometimes when these fits Of blue devils
were on me,-ahough Of natural pleasant and ocular
nrn-I felt as though wanted to kick somebody especially
II young persons were about, laughing and happy was
ruya victim to Indigestion, with constant sour stomach
without energy Of body nnd cast down. afflicted torment
ed almost loahing society until commenced the use Of
your columbian Pills, and thank fortune you too they
have cured me feci bater look BETTER weigh twenty
pounds more than when commenced their use. verify be-
eieve them the best Pills. and worth more than all the Pills
| ever made.'
Ladies and 6enlemen of Montpelier Here is your rene
dy-purey vegetable safe, innocent and eectua merely
20 cents eboxes ST. co. Sold by y. f. Smith, and drug
giss.
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penetrated to the remotest cofnes Of the earth,
and their use has diffused health over countless
thousands. From the ice bound capes of lap
land to the sunny shores of the Mediterranean,
from the hoary summit of the Ural Mountains
to the eastern shores of the Atlantic, there is
not city, town, o: village ofany note, in which
they are not met with. The missionary takes
little else in his medicine chest; the sailor never
needs more varied supply for his They are
peculiarly adapted to the diseases incidental to
the American climate. They have never failed
here or elsewhere. Friends we indulge in no ex-
we defy contradiction, because we
state what we know to be true. IF you arc i'll
try these Medicines, and then say whether our
are baseless We are confident of
your deoision.-' New Orleans Picayuns.
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From California.

NEW ORLEANS, June IL The steamel
Daniel Webster, from San Juan 9th, ar.
rived r, today bringing California dates o
tho goth May.
treat excitement existed at San Francis.
co In consequence of the assassination of
DANES King, editor of the Bulletin, 10 the
streets, by man named Casey. The affairs
occurred on the 18th. and King died on the
10th. Casey was arrested and committed to
Jail, but citizens had become very excited in
the matter and meeting of the old vigilance
committee was called. Pacards of an inaam-
matory nature were posted, calling upon the
citizens to take the law into their own hands.
On the 18th, 5000 citizens completely Or
ganized into divisions and armed with mus
kcts, marched by three streets from the COM
mittec rooms, aud taking possession of the
Jail, took thence Casey, together with Cora.
the gambler and murderer Of Gen. Richard
son, and carried them to the committee rooms.
Here they were kept strongly guarded up to
the time of the sailing of the steamer. 1t
was supposed they would both be hung by
the mob.
The whole city was draped in mourning
for the death of Mr.. King, who was highly
esteemed. Casey was formley an inmate of
Sing Sing prison, statement Of which fact
in Kings paper led to the difficulty.
the vigilance Committee had fully recor-
gained throughout the State aud have, it is
said, fund OF $4,000, and are determined
to drive all the gamblers from the State.
FURTHER!
Casey, the murderer Of King, is member
of the Board Of Supervisors, and editor of
the Sunday Times.
The attact of the vigilance COMMITTEES
upon the jail was made with military order.
A force of $500 men, armed, surrounded the
prison, brass lS-pounder was pointed at the
door, and, when all was ready for the assault,
the Committee made formal demand upon
tho sheriff for the surrender of the Jail. The
sheriff, being totally unprepared for resist
ance, surrendered immediately, and the prison.
ers, Casey and Cora, were taken by the Com
mittee and carried to headquarters, where
they remained.
The excitement in the city was intense
As soon as the death of Mr. King was
the bells were toled, stores closed,
all business suspended, and the fronts of all
the building along the thoughfares drapcd in
mourning.
Cora and Casey had both been tried before
a revolutionary tribunal of twenty-nine Jurors
and sentenced to be hung. They were to be
executed on the day following the funeral of
King. The excitement extended throughout
the State, and thousands of armed men i'll
the interior were ready to hasten to the as
siStance of the revolutiouists in the city.
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latest Ne1us.

A dispatch from Philadelphia says Fremont
will he the unanimous choice of the Convention.
There sgrcat enthusiasm in his favor.
The American Convention at New York gave
their preference for Banks for President and
Johnston for Vice President, on Monday.
The Kansas discussion was renewed in the
Senate on Monday.
As we go to press the telegraph announces
the death of II. II. Reed, Esq, of this place, in
Milwaukee on the 18th.
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Thf Mlarkets.


CAMBRIDGE MARKET, June III.
AT Market 4G2 Cattle 43J Beeyee 4 ana 62 Stores,
consisting of working COWS desives yearngs
iva and three years alds.
PHCES-MA "a ---E rita ,A8 50 sse6tst quality
&c, W. sesondqnaity 800 $3.50 thiraauaihy, $685.
culinary, $6,25
liDIs-$7,O9 per cwt. TalOw, ia chs. Id.
PRLTs-$O,00 on. Cali skins. I4c perth
VEAL CALvEs-$3.5p 500 100.
Sr"REs-WoRKING OrRS none.
Cows AND CAVES $50, 65, 10 as.
'RLiNGs-Sl2 to Is Two Yean Old Sleto so Three
Year Ods, S34, is to 70
SHEEP tsn L.SHs-l3l6 At market. Extra, 81 to 10
BY lot, 50 50, to 500.
swIsE-Rstaii, $40 l0c. Wholesale, SAGE.
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PLATsBURaH VOLUNTEERS.

The provisions Of the bounts land law for the admis
sion parol evidence gives nearly every volunteer valid
claim for 100 acres Of land.
Those persons for whom applications made under the
law of 1856 by Geo R. Thompson, informed that their
will be attended to by him without any new application
as such necessary. All those entitled under this act
who excluded under the act Of 1885, because there was
original Roll of the company in which they served, will do
well to call on D. P Thompson, Of Montpelier who will pro-
cure their with certainty and dispatch Persons at
u distance can communicate by mail
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BOSTON nIARKET. linn.

, HUSTON MARKET, June IL.
FLorR-t;enessee, Mchiganand Ohio superfne, S575
10 So,2o and extra Genesea. $650to $50
IosS.-New yeilow. 90 white soc. Oats, north
ern 4ic Rye, $50 " heat, 50, 90 to %.
rRo'IsioNsPrime Pork, $3.50 per hbi. Mess 90 so
U'eaL s22oo Western Mess Beef, $2,5a 1900 Lar
II iS! Hams Ill lie per ID. Butter common aLd
store, l4a lSc: family IS 20c. Cheese new Milk, a
ioc iou meal, sac Potatoes, S, 90 L5a per Dbl.
nops-Frstsor 1855, to &c perlb '54 crop 0Oto 90
sEEps.-lterds Grass. 81, is 4,25 per bush Glover
northern, II l-2 a l9c peril
AsHEs.Pearls, &c. 100, per cwt; Pots. s6,75
WooL-Prme Saxony Fleece SO a 69c Pull Blood, Al /,
aud one-ionrth do. 80 "a 81
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BRIGHTON MARKET, June II. III
Atmarket 1910 Beef Cattle no stores pairs Working
Oxen Ito Cowsand Calves 1850 Sheep and Lambs, 3700
Swine
tniCES-bEEr CATrLE.-Extia, $751; First qualify
$50 second quality, $3.50; third quahy, 500
sroHEs-Two year old Sl7 2O Three years old, 80 :.
to 100
WORKING OxRN-90, 1875. $50, IG0
Cows AND CALvEs-$25 43 to So
SwiSE--7 10 8; Retail, 8 to 10 cts.
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Delights Spanish Lustral.
SURE ARTICLE TO MAKE THE
HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS,
Remore The Dand,uf and keep The Head Cool
Give Soft Gloss 10 The Hair, Prevents lis
G1liine off and arrest lis premature decay.

Remove The Dand,uf and keep The Head Cool,
Give Soft Gloss TO The Hair, Prevents lis
falling of and arrest lis premature decay.
FOR THE TOILET
1T Is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FoR lit FRAGRANCE
nURING the time this celebrated compound has been
~ before the American Public, 1t has won for Itself
repu laon which desnes to take the lead Of oil piepa
raiions for the hair.
From Leonard stoddard, City slarshal OF Lawrence
To WHOM 1T MAY CoNcgRN Having used Delights
Spanish stIa for the Hair for several months past do
not hestate To say that fat exceeds everything OF the
kind hive ever used II you have bald head, Try D.
If YOU are blessed with good head of hair and Wish To-
retain il glossy healthy and nice then use DelshS span
ish Iustra--it is just the ling to dot.
From Letter from David Morgan, othe Bay State Mills,
Lawrence.
Ind hui very little faith In The Spanish Lusfal, know
Ing that there Il so much imposition In the shape OF Halt
R,storntyes but concluded 10 Try IT, The hfst boliis
caused fuzzy atpeuranc my bend followed ny young
hair and before had Rished the second bottle, had
most plentiful crop, which entirely geazed the wonderful
virtues of the Spanish Lustal. My residence IL NO. 40
Bay sta,e Co rpoaon Law renee where can BIZ seen ~
my time .,,, ~, ,,,
Block, Lawrence, Mass.
rs and so Cents per Bottle
FRED C. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Agen, lo'
Vermont 10 whom all orders should be addressed ~
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MONTPELIER MARKET. linn. ~.

MONTPELIER MARKET. June II.
PROVISIONS, &c.Rntter, family, IL 10 IL; store, 90
%. Cheese, 8 to 10. Lnrd, u to IA TaIow, 10 to
Il Dried Apple ,5tob. Eggs Is per doz. Potatoes
FLoun-No snperfine, 8 100 to $3.50 Extra Fam
u! Berlin Mis- $500 Double Extra Berlin Mills 5000:
GRAIN .Sp HAr.--COrn northern rs perhush. Oats 90
~ ~ merdssnss Seed, S40J Glover 2to .9c!perIb
MiscELL'NEous Dry and Green Hard Wood, 2, 95 to
10 per cord Shingles 81 80 to 200 per NJ Wou 3a to
bush. 50 Turks Island 75c
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NshE'EsE.
MILFORD, Worcester Co., Mass, Nov. 10, IS


PROFESSOR O. WooD-Dear Sir take pleasure in bear
ing voluntary testimony TO the magic effects Of your
wonderful Hair Restorative As far Lack 1888 my hair
commenced falling oil, until the top of my scalp became
great many years, Understanding have used many
celebrated partitions for its restoration. Seeing your
advertisements induced 10 give your article trial.
and to my utter establishment found after few appca
tions that my hair became firmly set and assumed very
glossy and beautiful appearance and by the time mad
used quart bottle, my bald head covered with
a young and vigorous growth OF hair, which is from
oue TO two inchesin length and growing vary fast
Yours truly,
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This remedy for Liver Complaint Kidney Complaint Cost
iveness Nervousness Headache claiming the attention
OF the public and from reliable testimony shown OF cures az
ected by It's use the claim is high the oesf % all
Pias for Family use. any person afflicted will use them
certainty you never dreamd Of Try them get health
Use them and keep good health. See advertisement.
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CELEBRATION

The public invited to attend celebration at Worthwhile
Friday, the 4h day Of July, 1856 Arrangements have
been made for Martial and music stir up the spr
its Of ne Speeches and Toasts for the Occason An
isexpected from abroad Fireworks in the evening.
N. b. Ball at the Morrisville Hall in the evening"
Morrisvllie, June 8, 1856.
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l-)te0.

In Middlesex Apr. 20, ALMOND, son of JOEL CuMmycs
aged ~ years Mr. Cummings young man of promise
and much esteemed.
In this village, June 18th, Mrs. JULIA A.. wife Of j. S.
Lee, aged "a years.
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NOTICE.

The Aurora Lodge of Free and accepted Masons will cee
brate the Festival Of st. Johns day Montpelier the 2ih
Of June Brethren of the several Lodges of the State
invited to attend.
Dr. Bernard Of Montreal has accepted invitation to de-
liver Grafton The Boston Band has been secured for the
occasion. Pen ORDER
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Proof Of the remarkable efficacy of tn,
Oxygenated Bitters.


Prom ]. c. Dunn Esq, City Treasurer.
BosroS June O. 1850 GsSrLRnEs IL have been for
years troubled occasionally with attacks Of Indigestion
have consulted many physicians, tried Aopahy and omo
pathy truly say have received more speedy and
eectua relief from the Of the oxYGRNArRD BrraR pro-
cured from YOU than from other remdes and most cheerful
y recommend them to all who suffer from similar affection.
Yours truly JAMES C. DUNN.
Numerous certificates have been received from citizens
the highest responsibility Every dyspeptc will be amply
paid for trial Of this medicine.
SETH W. F0wLE & Co. 1873 Washington Street, Boston,
propretors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
AGRSrs.-Fred f. Smith, b. o. Tyler, Collins Pierce
Montpelier; Il. Perry, Putnam Sprague, Cabotj A.
Bigelow Barre Bemis Mills, Marshfed John p Hale
Painted J. 4. Henry, Waterbury U. H. Ainsworth
Wlliamstown; A. W. Brooks, East Randolph d. Chap
man, Tunbrdge; Foster Grow, Chelsea; Il. Hatch Co.
Strnft
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Yours truly,
HENRY GOODRICH.
Fremthe Editor Of the Real Estate Advertiser, 81 School


Fremthe Editor of The Real Estate Advertiser, School
BosroS. March 90, 1856
PRoy Woop Dear Sir--Having become prematurey
mn liz eray was induced six weeks since, 10 make
rial Of YOUR hair restorative. have used less than two
holt les hut the gray hairs have all disappeared aud al
thouph my ha has fully attained its original color,
the process of change gradually going on, ard have
great bores that hort time my hair will be as dark
lormely have also been much grathed at the healthy
moisture and vigor Of the fa which before was hars
and dry and it has ceased 10 come out as formerly.
Respectfully yours, az D'C' NJ RoPP.
PRoF, o. j. WooD, 3l2 Broadway, N. Y.-rDear Sir
Werc to remain silent upon this occasion, would be an
act OF gross Injustice my part both to you and my EEL
Inv creatures When duly considering my situation, be-
ng as have affected four times periodically in such
severe manner with erysipeas, that my head was ioay
bare of liz covering three times OF the four ailcons
rd st mt in the most pleasant of effects 10 the young,
han INV hair began grew instead oil Its being black az
m reoloIe il was well mixed with that color some COM
mon IN old age and having tired many prepaIi ions an
nourced 10 restore the HAIR TO its original color, but all
ciled 10 produce desired effect until was induced to
ry yours aud happy to state by using about hve
weeks 10 my establishment, in spite OF all my doubts a.
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INV acoainapces of the superiority Of your article
a others to the best Of my Judgment With cheeul con
6dence can fully recommend TO all in want ef such
an article fully believing that what it has done for me 1t
wishing you that your genius and enterprise
richly merit.
remain yours most respectfully,
BENJAMIN LONFRIDGE
New York July 90, 1856. o5i Seventh Avenue.
0. WOOD & CO., Poprietors, No. 3l2 Broadway
New York. and ia Market street St. Louis, Missouri.
| SCOTT & BROOKS, Montpelier, Agents. 2yl
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ID. BEAKET.Y
Valuable Dairy Farm for Sale

Valuable. Dairy Farm for Sale
fNHE subscriber Offers for sale his FARM situatrd IN
Llmore generally known IF the hest Dairying
Farms in Northern Vermont, consisting OF about 800 acres
Of land about TO of which is good tubered land Said
Farm wkeep, WE'LL 60 and teams and could easily
be made TO keep 7j The soil is ep and COOL is but
little affected by drouth raise all kinds grain and
ca not be eIcced IN raising wheat IL until ecen y
distinct farms, and has cUnvenienCes .fr kecpnq
at either place. The buildings in g1nd cnlniuIt
able repair, tho fences in good coudu ion, with plenty of
1fehard'ny, natural irni, and grated fs beginning to
in town, and the OF her mile and quarter This farm
will be sold chrap, and those wishing buy farm on
which to make money will do well 10 call .oon par of
the purchase money lie mortgage If desired The
stock aud dairy and farming tn,s will be sold If wanted
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber on the
premises, Or don. Geo. w. Bailey at Montpelier
A. X. BAILEY
Elmore, June 10. 1856. 26w3t
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~ Office.

'lllS 10 to certify that have this day given my SON. b.
l. Eastman, his tule during The remainder of his minor,
ity and sl. claim Of his earnings mr. pay any debts
fhis contracting after this date. HARVEY EAST IMAM,
Attest, Daniel Grant.
Washington, June 5th, 1885,
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Bird Cages {!
Rairy salt.

nnOn RAGS, that we can warrant Of the best quality
ZUNJU which we can furnish to tho trade cneapeA
than thew can get 1t from Boston. Call and see
Montpelier, May 81, 1866
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The MAssAs0IT sALvE, was known in many private cir
ces years before introduced to the world by the pres
ent Proprietor Thousands OF families have forward and
declared it indispensable in their domestic circle Price rs
cents per box
J. P. SULLIVAN, Proprietor, Boston, Mass
AGgsTs-Fred L. Smith, Is. o. Tyler Montpelier A. L.
yellow Barre Bemis & Wells Marshfeld John P. Hale
Painfed; J. Henry, Waterbury C.& Il. Ainsworh VIII
liams D. c. Chapman, Tunbridge Foster Grow, Che
sea Hatch L Co., Stafford Putnam spragae, Cabot
oLLowAYs PILLS invaluable TO persons afflicted with dis
eases fhe Liver and StomachTbe virtue OF these Pills. hay.
ing been tested all parts of the civilized world particularly
by the citizens of the Union renders needless to expatae
upon their merits the thousands who have derived benefit
from them in each and evry Of the States, being sufficient
to convince the ncreduous. All those who afflicted
with liver and bowel complaints indigestion, sick headaches,
and dizziness make OLA remedy certain its
suits as Hooways Pills for termination blood to the head
their effect equally positive. They also unfang
edy for asthma, II used in conjunction with oloways 0lnt
meat which must BE- well rubbed into the chest night and
lpnr
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NRttce :

+, IL aceounts potes and demands due Fuller Il Smith
"A preyius 10 ihe 18th OF May, must be paid mMed lately
FULLER q SMITH.
Moh,pelier May 81, 1856,
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CAkPErINGS!

1AN he found at ELLIS Il uATCH s-a good assort-
h m,ent of Carpetings, which viii De sold cheap.
Montpelier, May, lSati.
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aIT,OAKS! @LOAKS!!

mBEsI,adles can fud Mt ELLIS & HATCH's u iare
L stock Of very pretty Coaks and Capes which will /
sold cheaper than can be bought 10 the State.
Please call and see.