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3,2SO Prizes, amounting to.. S2OiOOO Whole Tickets. Sf6; Halves. SJ: Quar-
 

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 The numbers from to bO.o9a. correspOndipo with those numbers the tickets printed on separate spt of paper are encirl,ei with small tin tubes and piaced in one wheel,
 The first 2l6 prizes, similarly printed and encir. ciHl. are placed in another wheel
 The wheels are then rtvolvct, and q number s drawn from the wheel of plumbers. and at the same time li1e iS drawn from the other wheel. Tie humber and prize drawn obt are opened and exhibit cd to the audience. and registered by the Commis- sioncr. the prize being phced against the number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the prizes are drawn uGt.
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E.pt InJ>e f4nsi.n iYE. ti ii.

We don't want to make either Sam or Sanb feel bad on this particular occasion, but indeed we cannot heIpit.
 The result ioots up gloriously, and we must au5t-We cant avod it-ha! ha. la
 An intense American orator who told o! the triunphS that Dillmore and Fone>on would achieve on the 4th of November ezhortcd the brethren last night about the wee hour, and in- iorlncA them that they must pick their flints and try again -LoujsuNe Den,ocraL
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J3- Huntington, the lorgcr, itappcar> was a prominent party in 1852 in swIndling the pub lie by putting into circulation the notes of the fraudulent Farmers Bank oi Georgetown. D. C. He was then arrested and indicted but never tried. These facts were we'll known in Wall street, N. Y
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House bill, No. 29, "An act to extend the provisions of section two, chapter sixty of the Dlgest," was taken up, read second time and referred to the committee on judiciary
 House bill, No. 30, "An act to change the mode of disposing of the lands If nom-resi dents of the counties of this State,' was taken up read second time and referred to the com. mttee on the judiciary.
 An act to incorporate the trustees of Spring Hill male and female academy, was taken up read second time and referred to the commit tee on education.
 The following message was received from the Senate:
 MT. SPEAKER-I am instructed to inform YOU, honorable t"dy, that the Senate nave appoint ea a committee of three to act with such com mittee as may be appointed by the House to make suitable arrangements for the inaugura- ton of E. N. Conway, as Governor of the State of Arkansas
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Approximation Prizes.

The tive I1ecediuganG the two succeeding numbers to thosh drawing tho first { Prizes will be entitled to tha Gl approximation Fn Prizes, according to the Scharlr.
 &C0h Prizes of 70 will hc determined by the last figure of the Number atdraws the $40 o00 Prize For example, if 'he Number drawing the $4o,oo) Prize ends with Nc. T. tAc all the Tickets where tho number ends in ! will be entitled to $40. If the nuInDer onds vi,h No. then all the Tickets where the number olds in win be entitled to $fo, and s nn tn
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~ss~Ep.

THE DEPTH OF MADE SoIL-lu digg ns d we'll on the premises of J. if. Quisenberry, n Des Arc, Arkansas, the workmen found any quantity Of cypress knees, but partially decay ell, at q distance below the surface OI iorty-ouo feet
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I.n, ,s.sni.ttyvm .sutu,u.

Neio York, Nov. 6.-Advecs from Havana "t the inst, state that active preparations were making to invade Mexico
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TO BANK DEBTORS.

FaQHE undersigned have on hal Ed some State Bonds, -R for sale, for cash cEsdt, on terms and ill amounts to suit purchasers having fractional sums to pay either of the Banks of this State.
 WATKINS k GALLAGHER. Little Rock, Sept. 30, '5G. -GI1.
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JACOB HAWKINS.

F AS just received per ExchanCe, Il CIAMPAGNE-choiccb brands:
 Oid COGNIAC BRANDY:
 HOLLAND GIN:
 BOURBON WHISKY; OLD SOUTH SIDE MADEIRA WINE; OLD SHERRY WINE:
 BLACKBERRY WINE;
 RAISINS. FIGS;
 CUBRANTS; PRUNES; Baltimore Cove Oysters; tesh salmon; Lobsters; Cod Fish: Haddox Mince MiIIt Sardnes, and gen. eral assortment of all other kinds of Family and Fancy Groceries. Nov. Ii.
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OYSTERS.
AEmy ( BOTH.
BOOTS AND SHOES!

EA CASES Mcu'4 Best Kip Brogms; rJ31 hO 10 '' '' Thick do EGS ;" 4 Boots; eGs- lp '' Kip do; Calf Water Proof Boots: Thtl . Wonen'~ ' Cali E ot-; Kin Misses Caif 2" En;melrd q :" Boys kil Brogali-;
 " Youths '
 - CHids Calf Booto 60 DIS Ladies Gaitcr Boots; 51 '' Welt Buskens; $ Satin Gaiters; Now opening and for sale t the lowest cash prices.
 NERRICK & WASSELL, Nov Il 'J6 Steamboat Landing.
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RICH RIVER BAND FOR SALE,

es~x E AM now offering tor sale, upon &33a <S E conmodating terms my landed estate, Is -~A--wc known Us the Cadton stand and fer ----- ": thirty-siX miles west of little Rock the main road leading from said place '1 Fort Smith, Ark.
 Said tract contains about : 800 acres of bo1tom land, fronting mile the Arkansas river, about hundred and twenty acres cleared and in cultva ti1n, with about Boo deadene with sufficient buiid ings to accommodate from lhirty to fifty persons good well and cistern water.
 This tract also embraces thb well known "Cadrcn millsn with immense body of Cypress Timber con- vonient to the river.
 The peculiar situation of this place, makes it of the best stock farms any where to be found-t be- ing in the centre of summer and winter range. In word this location will suit the cotton and corn grower, or stoc-raiser and sdecdedy the best point for the lumber business in Arkansas north of Little Rock.
 For particulars, apply to tile undersigned, on tho premises. W. L. MENIFEE.
 Refcrence--B. F. DANLEY, esq.
 tIlaHdy CO.,. .frl.. Nov. II '55. 5-tf
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s DIR. ,. w. McCnURE, g@
STEAM CHAIR FACTORY. L 4 M DIN 6 HID EN, CHAIR MANUFAETURERS 0f Every Grade and Style.
 lOIITSNIIIF KY

1 AS AGENT OF MESSRS. LAMB GA \@as fA DIN & HIDDEN. | would beg leave Iss,s n 70 call the attention of dealers to my stock ~ ot '.4 MRS now in store, consisting of over 2O00 dozen of every >aloty, made under the personal su rafntendenVe of tho prolIie;orS, all of which warranted to De of good workmanship and to be as they are represented.
 Dealers will find t to theil interest to examine my s,ocA Prices uniform. and 4s low any other good manufacturer.
 Printed price lis. win be mailed N hen desired. Ad- dress JAMES CROMEY, Wall street.
 Nuv lS-&w. Louisville, Ky.
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NEW GOODS. G~n PS. Prints assorted; hseeV 30 pieces Black and Colored Alpaca: l0 pieces Lyodcse Cloths p White Flannel; F ' Rcd and Yellow Flannel: Spotted do Sheep's Gray Cloth; Cassimere French p Kentucky Jeans: ? < Pilot Cloth; p pairs Ribbon bound Blankets; 3s0 "15 Point French do. n bales Brown Domcsics; :: OSnaburgs; Stripes. Received per steamer Exchange and for sale low for cash. by MERRICK & WASSEI.L. Nov Is '56
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F,idoy Noc. 14M, 1856. House met pursuant to adjournment. Prayer by the chaplain.
 Mir. Hill, of Perry, was called to the chair. Mir. Speaker, plo tenn, announced that pet- tions from counties were in order and the roll was called.
 MT. James presented claim from Theron Brownheld, for services performed in locating land in the Pipe Bluff district and disallowed by the present board of commissioners, on the ground, that said claim should have been pre- scented to the former board
 On motion of Mr. James said claim was re- ferred 10 the committee OF swamp lands. Mir. Lea Of Dallas offered the following reso- lution:
 Resoiced, That with the concurrence of the Senate the standing committees of the two Houses be made joint committees
 Which was read a fist time and on motion of Mir. Lea of Dallas was adOp;ed.
 Mr. Boone offered the following resolution: ResoiUed, That the hall of representatives was on last night forcbly broker open and en- tered into, thus leaving the nall disarranged Therefore be it,
 Resolred, That committee If five be ap- pointed to inquire by what authority the House was so forclbly ente.ed into and taken posses. sion of.
 Which was adopted. Mr, Speaker appointed Messrs Boone, John son, Parks Venabe and Moore said com mittee
 Mr. Abbott offered the following resolu- ton:
 Resolued, That the door keeper be instructed to admit no parties within this hall without special permission of the House.
 -fA Af, D.-i-- was adopted. 1 Mr. Speaker, pro tein, announced that the | introduction of new bills was in order.
 Mr. Watson introduced House bill No. 40, entitled "An act to amend chapter 63 of the Digest, under the head of emanci pation.''
 Mr. A bbott introduced House bill, No. Al, "An act to amend chapter 95, part of the Digest" under the head of justices of the peace.
 W hlch was rad a first time.
 Mir Yancv introduced House bill, Ne. AZ, " An act to amend 18th chapter of the Digest, under the head of attachment before justices of the peace.'
 Which was read first time.
 A great many other bills of local nature were introduced and read first time.
 MT. Johnson introduced House bill, No. 51, An act fixing the price of public printing and for the election of pubic printer to this Gene ral Assembly.''
 Which was read first time
 Also House bill, No. g, to increase the sa- lary of the members,,ot the General Assembly
 Which was read first time
 Mr. Hunter introduced House bill. No. 56 l"An act making it the duty of the Secretary of State to furnish justices of the peace with the decsions of the supreme court"
 Orders of the day were taken up.
 House bill, No. 20, An act to amend the criminal law under tie head of disturbing reli- gious congregations" was taken, read second time and referred to select committee o five.
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The Result.

Su0i.ja.t rc'Hrua have already been rcceivel to n.s4 !, certain that Mr. Buchanan will re- ceivctha electoral vote, Of the following States:
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J. D. KIMBLE,

on motion of Mir. Bunch the House concur red m the resolution of the Senate
 Mi. Speaker appointed Messrs. Calvert, Parks, JohnsoD, Billngsley and Ross sad com mttee
 On tnotloa of Mr lIunter, the House adjourn ed unt4l to-morrow morning, g o'clock.
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Tueslag n.OYninQ. N0U. II. D

NSSNNN'J House met pursuant to adjournment.
 Prayer by the Chaplain.
 Mr. Watson presented petition from sun dry citizens of Union county, praying that a portion of said county may be stricken of and atached to Columbia county.
 Which was read, and on motion of Mir. W at- son, was referred to the committee OF county aId county lines.
 Mr. Griffin from the select committee to whom was referred petition to change DOT tion of the military road in Hempstead, re- ported verbally that said committee had in- structed him to report bill entitled An act to charge portion of the military road leading from Washington to Little Rock, iu Hemp- stfad."
 Rules were suspended and the bill passed.
 MT Newton, of ohnson, from the select commlttee, to whom was referred the petition of Jesse Witt, of Van Buren, contesting the sea of Hon. Gilbert Cotterel, reported that the sal petitioner had withdrawn his petition.-- Committee discharged
 The Hon. Gilbert Cotterel presented to the speaker his resi gnation.
 Mr Johnson offered the following resou- tion
 HesolUed That the committee on finance be requested to inquire into the expediency of re- duclng the taxes in the State and report by bill or otherwse--which was adopted.
 Mr. Abbott gave notice that he would on Friday next or on some convenient day there- after, introduce bill to be entitled An act to amend the 88th section of chapter 4, of the Dl9est of the Statutes of the State of Arkansas, under the title of administrations so as to re- qure proof of all demands founded upon ac- counts, presented against the estate of all de- ceased persons, before the executor or admins trator thereof shall be authorized to pay the salne, and for other purposes"
 MT Lowry introduced House bill, No. l4. to be entitled An act to change the time oi holding the county court in Bradley county,'' which was read first, second and third time and passed.
 Mr Beae introduced House bill, No. l7, to prtect tbe interest of purchasers of swamp and Overhowed lands.
 (Which was read first time
 Nlr Edmundson, of Sebastian, introduced g bil to authorize the election of delegates to frame new constitution for this State.
 Mr Johnson moved that the bill be rejected wh ich motion was adopted. 50 the bill was rejected.
 Fine House concurred in the resolution of the Benaieln relation to the election of a Su reme Jud.e.
 Mr. Pettgrew introduced House bill, No P entltled An act to amend the existing laws il regard to dower."
 N hich was read first tne
 ir. Newton, of hnson, introduced Hous, bill No. 28, to change the mode of voting
 (which was read first time 2 House bil No. Il, concerning free negroes and mulattoes was taken and read a second tine and referred to select committee of five
 House adjourned until to-morrow morning, o'clock
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Little Rock, Ark., l1th Nov. 1856.
GENTLEMEN:
ThursLnA. Nov. 13fh. 1856.

House met pursuant 10 aijournmeut
 Prayer by the Rev. Mr Lea, chaplain. Mr Oates annnunced that Mr Patterson, member elect from Desha, was present and ready to take his seat.
 Ar Patterson came forward, presented his certificate of election and took hs seat Mir Montgomery, chairman of the standing committee on petitions and memorials, to whom was referred the petition of Evrline E. Luves, praying the legislature to allow her to make and sell wines and other articles without H- cenSe, presented the report of said committee, which recommend the rejection of her prayer On motion of Mr. Billlng>ley the report was adopted.
 On motion of Mir. Gentry, the House re con sldered the vote taken on yesterday on House blll, No 6, An act to relieve the securities oi John E. Smith, late sheriff of Columbia coun- ty," and said bill was referred to select com mIttec of five.
 Alr. Ross introduced House bill, No. 37, "An act to increase the salary of the Governor" which read a first time. O. motion of Mr. Oates the House took recess of fifteen minutes to put the hall in readiness for the reception of the Senate.
 After the expiratQn of fifteen minutes the Senate appeared in tm hall and both Houses proceeded to elect different officers
 The convention having closed, the Senate retired and House adjourned.
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 Itwil be perceived, by tLi- plan, that for s6o the purchaser has certificate If To Tickets. when if he buys Tickets he would only.get for that sum wholts thus by buying Certificates hc has four more chances for the larger Prizc,- Halves and Quarter Packages ill proPortiCH.
 .4g In ordering Tickets Gr Certificates enclose the money to address fer ti. tickets ordered on rc- ceipt e! wiah they will bl forwarded by first mail. The list of tdrawn'uumbefs and prizes will he sent to aicllascrs immediately aft, the drawing. s-g- Purehlsers will pe,-c write their signatures plain. and give tLcir Post Office County and State. .t3@ Remember th&J eycry Prize i, drawn. and payable in frll without dci1ttion. .-Eg- All Prizes of Uoof and under paid immc,ii- a'cr a'urtAe drawing ohr prizes at the usual time of thirty days, in fall with hut deduction. All communications strietly confidential. Prize Tickets cashcd or ncwed i'll other tickets at eith office
 Address orders for Ticket, or Certificates of Packa- ges of Tickets, either to
 S SWAY ( CO.. Atlanta. Ca.
 or <. SWAN. Montgomery. Ala. JOHN l.. LOGAN, Camdl., Ouaciita coUuty Arkansas, General Agent
 Scpt G. McCON AN \,.nt Tittlp R0c'
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HIDK SALE q, McAmont V liallibur;ol.'s some a M the celebrated Wysudot Corll that will raise o"e hundred bushels to Inc acre. He yield. we aIe toid. is sometimes even greater. Five or six sa.AS are produced from single kernel shooting ifta ha wnen 'weuv and tirfy suot sized cars; and only Single kernel being necessary to hll olle ear | >th.itnt lr h.ii p.aicd four fee. apart. ! " gEair> ala remarkably smooth and white and we .ein at the Apar from th5m be req lily bol- t.'t l> tI.E iaui wheat. Nov lo '56-tf.
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Inducements tn Clubs.

A, by Il> scheme one Ticket in every Q is guar un'eei to draw 80 We will kcl Certificates of Packa ces ol !" Ir%ets where tlse numbers end in 4 , o. tt tAu Following rates Which is the risk on them
 All that they draw over the amount guaranteed aecrues to the purchaser.
 Certificate of Package of ID Whole Tickets S6O
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gi. G. ATKINS,

NHe lt \ nRY Goods. Groceries and Commission Merchant, Lake Bluff. , miles abovA Devall's Bluff, White river, Arkansas.
 Ware House Charges. Storage, per package. e..... ........... % cents. Drayage, per ton......... ........... 2o Advancing ............. ........... 216 Storing and shipping cotton, per bale... 1o Hauling, customary price. NEW GOODS just received from Philadel, hia and New York, at Lake Bluff and Brownsville, fresh and fashionable, ut unusually low prices, for cash pro- duce
 Noy '56
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V[ETI nNLLARs REANAND.
NtlYIEE

IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the l0th dav of No s HoMbcr lS5i. Letters Testamentarv were grant ei w thc Prnhata court of FHlaski county. to tine undersigned FYecutr1 of the last will and testament cf a-Ncjl iee1e Atc of ~aid county doc,l.; and all persons having claims against the estate of said Tes ttt1r .Ue rcqu ed to exhibit the same to the under signed properly authenticated. within year after the date of sail letters, or they may he precuded from any b3ueh iii the eState and that uth claims be not eNhibitel within tw" years from the date of such letters they shall bo forever barred and precu- dcd rom any benefit from sucL estate.
 JULIA NJ. BEEBE Little Rock Ark. Nov IS 1s56-6w.
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We.taeslay, NoU. l2h,

We.tneslay, Nor. l2h. The House met pursuant to adjournment. Prayer by the chaplain.
 Alr. Watson from the committee on the Ju- dnlary made the following report Mr. Speaker:
 he committee to whom was referred the peftlon of certain citizens of Arkansas county, pnylng the passage of law, providing for the etecton of special judges of the circuit court Meertaln cases, have had the same under a l. ment and have instructed me to report the ssne back and recommend that it be rejected, N 'l the opinion of your committee such a law "1oId be unconstitutional.
 WATSON, Chn. " men was read and adopted.
 PIT. atson from the same committee report eu the Senate bill, No. 3, for the relief of Ju- naus '" Crals, and after some amendments re- eommended its passage V air. Unffln, chairman on internal improve @eit committee, to whom was referred House sssoiution, to inquire into the best method of
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Meeting of lhc Board oi swamp Land
 Comm !N.5unPrs.

fs'ilE mex regular meeting ot the Board of Swamp 4 Lnnl ColumiS~ nets will be held at their office in th4 Cjty ot Little Rock. commenting OH Monday. the 10th December 1856.
 HENRY POWERS Nov s '56-5w Nrft1,,.
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im'l Swan $ Co., Managers.
&2nA nn0
Will be distributed 9co-'rding to tho roIlo,,i
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

PTlzes ol s5O Appoxmathg to Sl0,000 Prize eco
 Irizes oi l21 AppoNmadhg 12,0O0 Prize, 5OO frzes o lUo ApproNinang to 5000 Prize,
 PrlheS Of 15 AppoNmating 2,000 Puze, 300 $ Prizes of 30 ApproXmaung to GOO Prize are - 400 10 Puzes of 45 Approximaibg to 900 Prize are Sun 5000 Prizes of 10 are . ...... . ll9 0Oo
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AtArI4hno return, have hoeu received from Flod N l&J aai Texas (D We have no doubt tllttUe rlectOral vote oi each VIII be given for Mr. Buchanan
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,sabst> oi a Man of Business.

H. L. SCOTT. -lctlny -lss.stont -4ajulaat General
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NEM Gil:lIl.

Wrn1s. R0vs' and onths' Clothing. 7AEEN'S. Boys and Youths Clothing, q good as IfA sortment for sale low by
 Nov 16 '55 MERRfCK K WASSELL.
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SrRLpL NCRIr- srnIp
HI. ,AYANDoT YHolti,i<, ;uHy

kasWANP LAND SCRIP. at the market rates. f,,r '-' ~al" ny A. $. HUEY.
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Chicago Branch Chicago to Centralia. 250 miles Chicago to Caiumet...... l4 mi es, May, l5, 1852. Calumet to kanta kee. 42 mics, July II. ls53. Kankakee to Spring Creek 8l miles Dee. j. 1858. Spring tIeeA to Pcra..... Z2 miles May 23 1851. pera to Urbana. Zp mics, July 25. 1854. Urbana to Mattoon...... II miles. June 25. le55 Mattoon to Centralia..., Y miles, Sept. 27, 1856.
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DELIGHT'S SPANISH LUSTRAL.

A suite article to make the HAIR GROW on BALD
@AllEADS, remove the Dandtun, and keep the head
cool, give soit Gloss to the iar prevents it, falling
OIL and arrcstsi its premature decay For the Toilet it
Is highly recommended for il. fragrance.
Dufing the tune this celebrated Compound has been
before the American public, It has ioF tscf rep
utnti0n which dosnes it take the lead of al, pcpar-
atious for the Hair
From Leonard Stoddard City Martial of Lawrence.
To whom II may concern: Having used Delight
Spanish Iustrnl for the Hair for several months pa,
do not hesitate to that 1t far exceed, everything
OF the kind have ever used. IL YOU have bald head
Try II. you blessed with good head of hair,
aud With to retain glossy. healthy aud nicc, is
Delights Spanish Lnstra- II Just the thing to do it,
From David Morgan, of the Nay State Mills Lawrence.
had but very liulc faith in the Spanish lu,frnl,
knoNng there is 50 much imposition IN tho shape of
Hair cstnfav">; hut cnnclu led tn try 1t. The
first hottie eau ell fuzzy appearance head fol
lowed by young hhir and heurc had finished the
ond bottle, had most plentiful crop, which entirely
realized the wonderful virtues Of the Spanish Lu.tr.
My residence : M Is Bay state Cooperation, Law
renee where can he srrn at nuy time.
Prcpa ed by J. WADl.ElGH, Drmgrist, No. |
Appleton Block, Lawrence, Mass 5;tin
% and 80 cents per Kettle.
FRED. T.. SMITH, Momprlirr, Wholesale Agent
Tor Vermont TO whom all orders SHOULD he scd
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Rutland and Burlington
r. A IL FEs.sa r. o a d.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday May 2G, sJG, trains
will run as follows, viz:
Leave Fitchburg Depot, Boston, at 40 A.
Nj. and 4 7. NJ.
Leave Fitchburg at o. 80 A NJ. and G 15P.M.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middlebury and
Bui lingtun at II 05 and 9.15 p. NJ.
Leave burlington for Middlcbury and Bel
lows Falls Mt 1915 A. NJ. and 745 Z NJ.
Leave Middlcbury for Burlington at 1926
A. NJ. and SO Z. NJ.
Leave Middlcbury for Rutland and Bel
lows Falls, at 1l.37 A. NJ. and 931 p. NJ.
eY"Thc second train from Boston comes
to Rutland TO lodge
At Burlington, trains connect with Steam
er on the Lake, and the trains of the Yer
mont Central Railroad at Rutland with
trains for Troy, New York, Albany, Saratoga
Springs, Schenectady and the West at
Bellows Falls with trains of the Cheshire
Road for Fitchburg, Worcester, Lowell and
Boston vermont Valley Road, for Brattlc-
boro, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, and
New York; and with Sullivan Road, for
Windsor, White River junction aud the
White Mountains.
L. A. CHAPLIN ,Supt.
Rutland MAY 81, 1856. So
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sect4 poisoning anything tLey may come in contact
with after leaving the paprr aud il possesses great
advantage over all other Poisons in its being Liable
to he mistaken. thereby preventing those serious acct.
dents whirh nrr Of aim ist daily occurrence. tcan be
hung on the walls of room in the window out Of
the reach Of ch Unconstitutional little fear need be np
pretended of Its injurng them.
full duectionson each sheet. Retail price, G cents
per sheet.
BURR, FOSTER & co. Corrhin, Boston. Gene.
tai Agents for tho New England States and British
yinces, to whom all orders should be addressed
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continues to be con
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Y mud successfully
IN all forms of pri-
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