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EecIigslt'. Spanish Eustral.-

Sure to make tine hair grow on bald heads; removes
the dandrutf and keeps the Head cool, gives soft
gloss the hair, prevents its falling oil aud arrests
its premature dccat. 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 a reputation which
dc,tiues it take the lead If all preparations fol
the hair.
From Leonard S;"diarl, City Marshal II lawrence
To whom it may concern Having used Delights
Spanish Iuslal tor the Hair for several months
past, d. not hesitate to say that it far exceeds
everything of the kind have ever used. If you
have n bald heal, try it. If you blessed with
good heu hair and wish retain it gluisy,hea
nd nice, then use Deli ;ht'- spanish Lustr,l-it l.
just the thing to do il.
From l. 'r from Davis N'rrnn'' ~ the Boy stat" Nll
Lawrence.
In h1l hut very little faith in the Spanish lustra
Knowing that there is much imposition in the
shape Of q" Hair Ecstorativcs,' but concluded To
try it, The first bottle caused q fuzzy appearance
on my hca }, followed by Young hair, and before !
had finished tie second bottle, had most plen
crop. which entirely realize the wonderful virlf
tues Of the spanish Lu-tlal. My residence is No
Bay State Corporation, Lawrence where | can be
seen Mt any tiuc.
Prepared by !. Il .WAnLEGGH, Druggist, No
| Appleton block, Lawrence. Mass.
GO ami so cents per bottle,
FRED. L. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale AGENT
or Nermprt,;o whom rlj ordus SO Md io"Gdrcssrd
Sull hy \. G. SPEAR sni L. b. BENTON
prusgis, burlington Vt wl3 d. wcm
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Use Dr. Cl0ugl,'s Columbian

PILLS for al the purposes II Medicine in your
ia niy What better evidence do you want that
man does not love himselfns he onght and does
not love hi family, than that he refuses, neg.
lccts To- provide and keep on hand th, certain
remedy for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaunice
Headache, DISTINCTIONS, &C.,
READ THIS : TESTIMONY OF VALUE.
From the Celebrated Sash Blind Manufacturer PittsAeld
" Mr.. RENE II have used personally your
OR. Clough'') Columbian Pills, and must say they
are the mott mild, gentle, and yet thorough mcdi-
cino ever used, and far az my recommend can
g, ! would advise every family to keep and
these in preference T. any Pills ever made
ANGELO d. STEVENS
These Pills are warranted to euro Liver Compa int!
These Pill' warranted To cure Dyspepsia
These Pills sre warranted to cure Female Com
plants
These Pills arc warranted to cure Chronic piar-
rhea
These Pills are warranted to cure Kidney Com
plants
These Pills are warranted to cure Sick Head.
ache
These Pill. are warranted to cure Nervousness
fold for rs cents. Boxes 81 BY Druggists
and Merchants. Mr.. KENNE, Pittsneli Mass.
Proprietor and Manufacturer. Fold by A, C Suear.
nov Is dtwtf
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OF school Books

FOR CIIITTENDEN COUNTY.
Town. Spellcr and Dchnor
Towns New Rcadcrs--',2 ., 4 and (cntircly new
reading mntter)
Wells New Grammar and Parsing Book
Montei'h's and McNaly's Series Of Geographies-
LIST, 81 and 81
Davies Series of Mathematics, trcvi:od) This
series is complete in itself, beginning with the
very elements and terminating with the highest
branches.
Wilard'- School History L. 5.
Wizards luiverssl History
Fulton fn,tman's Book Keeping, Blank Ac-
count and Copy Books ;
Cutter Physiolo:y-lston1 I'd
Bro'kf'lIs First Lessons in ComposItion
Smith. Astronomy
Burrjtt'. Geography Of tho Heavens
parkcis Philosophy-lst and ID. (rcvisei)
Webster's Series Of Dictionaries
Portcr's Chemistry
Bays Rhetoric ;
Nitch'i'. n yscnl Geography
Teacl crs who with copies oC the above named
b.. X fer examination will please call NJ my store
or order through tho mail The hools vill be sent
free ~ char.n.
Merchants will be- supplied at tho Publishes
lowest wholesale price. Books differing from tho
uniformity will b" taken in exchange at their wal
nc by calling at the Church Street Book Store, Bur.
lnCton, VI.
decl7dtwtf +. A. FULLER
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:. hirfy-FOuvth GOrgvc"a.
THIRD SESSION.

WAsulNGTox, Monday, Dee. lj
d.rsg.-Mr. Etheridca, Of Tennessee, sub
III Il d the following resolution which was
re for Information -
6 Rcso'rod-That this House regard oil
sup-astilns " propositions Of cvarv kind by
W Il -nsoever made, FOR the revival of the
81 trade, IS shocking to the moral snnti-
m rts Of the enlightened portion Of mankind:
Eid that any act on the rart Of Congress-.
ls Gdatng iu favor Of, or conniliur at. or
ieulizing that horrid and inhuman traffic.
would Justly subject TIE United States To the
4 rcpro1ch an1 cvecration oF al civilized and
Cr -tian PEOPLE throughout -he worlt.'
Objections were made to the introduction
of the resolution.
Mr.. Etheridge moved tho suspension Of tho
rule.
Sr. Campbell, of Ohio, demanded the
kyoa' and nays.
Mr. Walker asked whether, If the House
e. ouid suspend the rules. il was the purpose
Mr.. Etheridge to move tho previous Qucs-
ton on the adoption Of the resolution, in
order to cut of debate.
Nj Etheridge replied that tho resolution
CT, lined self-eyideut proposition lie
pr 81 umed that every gentleman lad an opin-
ION on the subject lie would not discuss il.
but would move the previous question
Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee, wanted Nj Ethe-
ri Ia to leave out the argument in the reso-
luton, saying he was rs much opposed to the
re-opening Of the African slave trade as his
c,llctgue
z was here called to order by thu Speak.
or, who said that debate vas in,dmissibe Mt
tie time.
M. Jones said he would not he gagged
eth hv the Speaker or any one else
NJ. Orr Intellectually strove to substitute
sipply -
Laws prohibiting the African slave trade"
Mr., Etheritge's motion o. fuspend the
rules. to enable him t, INTRODUCE his rcsolu-
ton was carried-Yeas lao Nays, 50
Nessrs. Greenwood }IcMu.7n. Smith o.
Va Z1licoGer, Burnett. Blrksdalc rnd
phrlrs seycrally gave III hir reasons for voting
No to the effect that while tn y opposed the
r,o1 ming Of the slave trade, tncv thought
the resolution out Of cha rlclor, and ill-'imrd
Mr.. Phelps slid he was against abstract
N. Gov Adams message not being before
ihs House
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EEoEVoway's Ointment and Pills.

TIE sudden changes of tempe in this climate,
hayoa terrible effect upon the skin, the muscles and
the glands. Hence the prevalence Of salt rheum,
eysPolas blot,hes, boil, rhcun1tism, quin, sysore
throat and the many other complaints so frequent
IL generated and always aggravated by this cause.
Fortunately, IN Iolloway's n'mcn, we have the
means Of promptly removing this class NJ diseases,
and Of So thoroughly nvgoratius all tho exterior
organs and intesnments as to prevent their 'ur.
renee. Tho Pi operating in harmony With the
0 a'ment, regulate the ootions, and discharge
from the fluids Of the body any acrid matter cacu-
lated 10 produce external inflammation O, internal
disease, decl7ilw w25 lw
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PERFECT PALS pEsBQYER-DTEN5
Iiealu- nmbrocarion.
10y the use Of one bottle Of Overs Healing En-
, brocation. Charles ,isson, Of Providence, W,
entirely cured Of lungs, from which he suffered
severely
4 CERTIFICATES are being daily received from
y person. # the highe.t resqeotsbiliy in favor
# Dyer Healing Erbroration.
nYEHS Healing Embrocatioo cures Rheumt'.
~ ism, Cuts Wounds, Bru.c-, Sprain', Pile',
sore Throat, Nlu-al.in, Burns, CraInp', sweli1s',
'cuc, Tootha-br, IIcadachc, and all external aud
internal r'ias.
EVEiY workshop end factory should keep con-
II 5tartly supplied with Dycr's Healing Emhro.
L,R0srED flesh. bites o. inscc.s, &c, a,uased
. by pyer's Healing Embroca'ion.
GEO. MCBRIDE, Of New YORK, sprsined bis
" au,le. Dyer's Healing Embrccaton cured Il.
HEADACHE and sea ticknels cured b. Dyer's
INTERNALLY used Dyer's Healing Embrocati1
is Of the greatest value, particularly III cases OF
Cramp, Cholcre Morbus, Dysentery. &c.
IOSEPT V. CARR, Of the Providence Tribune
- was severely attacked with crnmp in his stoln-
ach. but found immediate relief in single dose
Of Dyer's Healing Fmbrocation.
Z. NOWN to be true, that Dye- Healing Embro-
~ cation is the rest external and internal TO-
melv ever discovered.
4 EANES no stain upon the dress or skin, con-
u slant in it, effects. but clean in l.. application.
Overs Healing Embrocaton is the admiration of
III who have used it.
aEO1TIEKS and uUrses should read carefully The
VI testimony Of Mrs. Wimsr;h, which may he
found in the pamphlet which accompanies Dyer's
Healing Embroca;ion.
NO family should he without Dyers Healing En-.
hrocl'i y.
nNE bottle ~ Dycr's Healing Embrocaton will
Y relicv. an immense amount of suffering.
DILES relieved by two applications Of Dyer
Healing Eubroca'ion.
N UE>IION-What ia the most eF"c'ual remedy
, y
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Nrv- Ga'hc-rc n me P"ris rf Rp,E-ctor .--
FREMONT 4 BUCHANAN both defeated by the
superior Geuoa'shir Of TURN, 70, rsnk Block,
who bas lad tia pleasure Of furnishing almost
everybody in this part n the country with
FANBIJ V4FLF CLOTHING and to procure
all that i' desirable 70 make man look we'll, feel
well and act WE'LL Is to call at Turk, Clothing I'm.
poriuu where the mo'toi' CLOTHING CHEAP,
not cheap Clothing. II ha-tA r. TURK.
Burlington, Sept, 6, 1855. l6rtf
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No Family

No Family can afford to he without
Mustang Liniment in their house. The may ac-
cdent we liable to, may render it necessary at
any moment, aud nothing is capable Of performing
suc1 a certain cure. (EIiracf.l In lifting the
kettle from the fire It caught and scadel my hands
aud person very scverely--one hand almost 70 a
crisp. The torture was u,ocrahle. II was aw-
full sight. Tho Mustang Eminent ap-
penred 70 extract the pain almost Immediately. II
healed rapidly and lett no scar Of account CnAs.
foSIEn, 40 Brad stte', Phiadsiph,a," It il truly
a wonderful article II will cure anycase If SWELL
ing burns, stiff joints. oTuptous or rheumltism
For horses il should never be dispensed with. une
dol ar's worth Of Mustang has frequently faved u
valuable horse. II cure, CALLS. spraius, ringbore,
splvin and founders. B'ua5c n LIMITATIONS. sold In
all parts ufthe habitable Globe
HARNEs PANS, Projectors, n, Y, wa iw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
New Hampton Institution,

Fairfax, W. Third quarter commences February
18TH 1857.
Tuition is required quarterly, in advance.
Rev. +. h. Smith, d. D., President, TO whom let.
ters of inquiry may be addressed. S. Il. Elliott
Corresponding Secretary.
Walliugford, Dec. 3, 1856. WY
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PUBLIC SALE or
TaTuabIe Real ESTATE.

1 will sell, at public auction, on Wednesday Dec
2th at o'clock In the afternoon the
+ flowing described valuable real estate, formerly
belonging to George Peterson, viz
piece Of land, with houe and other buildings
situated on North street, lately occupied by Henry
W. Balllrd. Aso, about one half an acre Of land,
with two houses thereon, situated the road lead
ing to the interval.
The above property will he s,ld on The premises
Title will re by Quitclaim. Terms, each On delivery
Of the deed, The sale will positively take plsce as
above stated. d. b. BUCKLEY,
Assignee At GEORGE PETLRsoN.
Burlington, Dec II 1855. dlvw25lw
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DIED:

In Galesburr, Ill, Oh the l7th Of November, Of
Typhoid fever, John A. Ehodes, late Of Richmond,
Vermont ia the ed yoar Of lis age.
Through the Kind attention Of Christian friends.
AMI tnr IrituluI ,rsitt,r.u. ,'i-E-..r 81 tho
Gospel, (who at hi request called in) he was
enabled to meet death with composure, trusting in
Christ nlnnc f-r lllvation.
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From Nicaragua.

New YORK, Dec. I6 a private letter from
Nicaragua SAYS. the sick and wounded with
the women and children who were in Grann.
ia before lis destruction were TO the number
Of some 80 conveyed to tic Island of
Ometepe in the Lake. where they suffered
dreadful Irivations for some days and were
then surprised and attacked by tie Natives.
5 ,mo 80 escaped, hut th"r" mr." fearful oTpr"-
tensions a to the fate of the remainder.
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vord >aiI" a Rs,hiisn Easmy
UoIToWAys OINTMENT

4 CitcUtar to the SEX.
Tho first hospital surgeons an / medical pubic'.ts
Of Europe, admit tho unparalleled anti-infnmmato.
~ AID healing properties Of this ointment gov
crnmcn's sanction it, use in their naval and mill.
t1ry services al I'd tho masses in this country and
throughout the world rcpose tho utmost confidence
In its curative properties. it penetrate the SQUIRE
cs Of innimmaticn and corruption which underle
the external evidences ofdscase, aud neutrili1s tho
hcryelencnts which feed and eEasperate tho maady.
RHEuMATIoM, SCROFULA, ERYsIpELAS.
These among the most terrible and agonizrg
di.cases Of the % useless the feshv fibre sud the
ssin vet in their wor. forms, and when seemingly
inouraLo, they invariably disappear under per'c-
vering Application Of tlis soothing, healing, arti-
dOte to pain and inflammation.
Df-CuAEGtN3 ULCER.
A most remarkable and happy change IL produce
cd in tho appearance OF malignant ulcers after few
applications of this Ointment. The surrounding rcd
neg vanished and crluules of healthy flesh begin
to take tho place of the discharged matter. This
process goes lcss rapidly. un il the orfco
l. filled with sound material, aud the ulcer radical
~ cured. 4 WORD TO NOTIFIES.
Toe young are the most freq ucut sufferers from
external injuries, and therefore c' cry nother should
have this be-. ing propagation constantly A. heo1.
II L. absolute specific FIR LIcn q, aud quick
lv removes the curru,'od sores which sometimes
di.d,urc the hcnl- AMI faces Of chill iteu.
SIGNIFICANT FACTS.
This Ointment universally used board the
Atlantic and Pacific vhHlir feet q cure FIR
outi, affections and tic best ro..b.e remedy f.
SOUND. ava brli-.-. Large -prligs otit have re-
Gently h-cn ID. le-cd by tae sutton q Iurhey for
hospital lpro.e..
Bo,L ih onim,a, an5 P.l, staud D. Used in II, foi.
Elr,rs. burns, Chaprcd Hands. Chilblains, FiI-
ful,, Gout, lumbleo, MorcuriN Eruptiour, Piics,
Eoamn'l.m, Rinzw"m, Salt Eheum, Scads, SKIN
Disease, -w,iici Gland, sore Leg. Sore Nroa'te.
~tat .ints, Tct.-s Ulcers, E.uerea! Sores, Mound,
e a J kinds.
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yyastcd.--50O0 Agents Wanted

to sell two uuequalled inventions, wanted
and selling everywhere. Ny Agents have cleared
$4,000 selling ono of the patented July, 1855.
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 page, of particulars, gratis EPfIRAIM
BROWN, Is Howe street, Lowell. Mass. wa Sw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Card 10 the Ladies.-Dr. Dup,

co.'s French Periodical Golden Pills. inialiblc in ro
movin. stoppages or irregulatity of the menses.-
These Pills are nothing having been used by the
Doctor for many years, both in France and Amcri-
ca, with unparalleled success in every and
he is urged by many thousand ladies, who have
use them, to make the Pills Public, for the alevi
alton of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever, we'll as to prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not permit an increase OF
family. Pregnant females, or those supposing
themselves So, are cautioned anst using these
pills While pregnant, as the proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the above admcniton, although
their mil lucss would prevent any mischief to
health otherwise these pills are recommended
Fpliciul and c, directions accoch box. pany exam
Price 81 90 per box
r. A. PECK " holcsalc md Retail Agent for Bur-
lington, Winooski Falls, Milton, Wilston, Hines
burgh and Richmond to whom all orders must be
sent by enclosing Sl,OO, the pills will be sent by
mail cot 10 ddwly
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IN ADDITION TO A VERY FULL STOCK OF
Y every thing usually kept in a Grocery and Pro-
vision Store, shall during the present winter keep
myself and customers supplied with Oysters by tho
gallon or smaller measure. Pesse see if they are
good. a. $. DEWEY.
dec II daw
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To NcrYOus Si.McrPrs.

retired clergyman restored to health in few days
after many ycars for great nervous suffering, is
anxious to make known the means of cure. Will
send (frce) the inscription used. Direct the Rev.
John NJ. Dagpuall, No. SO Fulton street, Brooklyn,
N.Y. wl0 limo.
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Commercial EsaEsk.-A meeting

Of the Stockholders Of this Bank will be held on
the second Tuesday Of January next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the Bank, for the election of seven Di-
rectoi- for the year ensuing.
V.P. MOVES, Cashier.
burlington, Dec 10, 1856. decl2l4w w2jvi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HON EEovacc Greeley of New 70

WUs EkOs'NCE sEENt.FN 0I Now ORR,
viii deliver Lecture at the TOWN HALL, Bur
liuctou, on tho evening Of Jan. 7th, 1851.
Suijc-t-P EFORMS and REFORMERS.
Doors open at :, Lecture Commences at u.
Tickets - cents to be obtained At the door.
dec Il diwtnn7
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q E'CrslsIllci. EsrcasEn.-W

Lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse Of n disagrccablc breath when using
- Balm Of thousand Flowers" dcntri-
flee, would not only render itswect but Leave
the teeth white as alabastcr Many persons
do not know their breath is bad, and the
subject is so delicate their friends will men
ton it Pour single drop of - Balm - on your
tooth brush AM wash your teeth night and
morning. fly cent bottle will last year.
4 BrturirrL CoNPLrXtoS may easily be obtain
cl by using the " Balm Of thousand Flowers" 1t
will remove tam pmplcs and frecklcs from the skin,
lcayin. it Of a soft anil roscatc hue. Wet towel,
pour on two or three drop, nnl wash the face night
and morning,
SHNvlv5 MADE EAsY.-Wct your shaving brush
in either warm or cold water, pour on two three
drop, of" Balm Of a Thousand Powers" rub the
beard well, and it viii make beautiful soft athcr,
much facilitating the operation of shaving. Price
only fifty cents Beware Of couuterfcits. None
genuine unlc., signed, W. p. rErRlDGE / CO.,
wl3 Cm franklin Square, New York.
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Fresh Herbs !

Sage, SUMNER SAVORY SWEET MkRJOPAN
'" and ali the Culiparv and Medicinal Herbs fresh
For sale at lowest prices ' TlIEo. A. PECk.
doc
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Merchants, Druggsts. and PeAlsrs.

do you wish to retain your customers Keep sup.
ply Of Tacon'' Excelsior Preparations, or they 20
where thsy can get them.
W, A. bacon, Manufacture and Proprietor, Lud-
low, Vt p25 2w
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NEW Go0Ds.-A NEW TOOK or JET PINS
y and bracelets, Money Bclts, Purses with nni
without Chains, Yard Measures, Sewing Birds,
Scissors, Thermometers, Cap and Veil springs, Wax
Beads, steel and CIT Beads Steel nu1 IyYrv Stle-
tos, China End Kid Babies and Dolls God and
Silver Spcctaccs, fine stool Succtac'c., and tie
greatest variety Of Baskets Lhn,s bad the pleasure
Of exhibiting, all Of which will he sDl as cheap
tho cheapest oct3 J, L. BRlNSMAID,
A. the old stand New Store Church Street
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Astonishing Ruttvue.

L>MERSON's HAIR RESTORATIVE WILL
IL bring out hair upon Bald Heads of such
have good health, and who will follow strictly the
directions Circulars relative to it found at the
Counter. For sale by 1HEO A. PECK.
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To the Ladies.

WE WOULD SAY THAT PARTICULAR AT.
w tention has been paid IN Manufacturing
and selecting stock Of Drs. Fr. and we are com
fdeut that you will not End our assortment inferior
toany House In the Cities of New York and Boston,
as they have been manufactured expressly for thf
market. N. ALLEN, Acc
nov dkw
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Notice -Thorc is TO be dedication of

Notice. --Thorc is TO he dedication of
the Masonic Hall and installation Of officers, at
Richmond, and m addrcs. from Rev. Hi Ballop, on
the 9th inst, at lol O'Clock, A. N. Music by the
Darlington Cornct Band. 1t is expected that the
Rail Roads viii charge fare only one way to those
WHO attend the meeting. Tho public are invited to
attend BY order Of the Committee of Arrange
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