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". VIII sail On MONDAY Jaa,arr s.
.,4-I:sEs FOR HAVttE-FRA Ni'U-AMERICAN N
Itsi9tS StttIinship Compauy. = The French steamship
o. ~ - frnncois Arnsso Capt. Gilbert Pierre viii
s " 0D touching only at Havana For passage, apply
I'D DgPAssEUE L CO., e3 Custoulosse Street.
-, j. ?. WHITNEY & CO., 2s carondele st.,
0tH
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P HI L A D L L P Fl | A i.

S&M FOR PHIEADELEsHIA.- REGULAR
NcEASA LIN E-Tle new AL packer bark j. X. Davis,
sSsfand master, having nearly all her cargo engaged,
will have quick dispatch. For balance Of freight passage
apply to GEO. ". UYNSON & CO.,
d25 50 Camp street.
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4'-5--- u "@gat, npily 70
!: 7. WHITNEY 4 Co.. 81 Carondelet s:.
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.1EIIN fVWlt W ~ iVER!3OUi4-lHF: ' u F35T SAII.-
49, = Nfctten s!Ip ~ Al Jarvis. Ballard,
!, loading a,i viii reretvc in.tnpitae l!s-
ALA. 'ofi-tgbL o 3'El 44c. ogn, apply
!. +. WHITNEY 4 60. IS Elrontete 81,
z ..e. anl.v ~ lha aa;,tair ON I,gc q al
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Military academy lot
rA TERF.
GLASS NJ

More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
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t7rFS FOR IINE EGltpO Al FAST 5 ATL-
jig tIlercst ship West Chief. Ca,t. ll,er.
iaHIins ard Will .tTu immediate iie For
sg,' III Il 2glJ bbls GoEr HpT3yrp
7-t j. p. WIfIfNEY-<s Co. Is Gnrosdee st.
t+a usage. apply 20 the tiilsaig, Junri. i25
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JOSEPH RAFEI,,


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SUCCESSION OF NANCY WAI.GAMOT.
By TOURNE Il THOMAS, Anct's.
Office, 70 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, Dec. "a, 1876, at IL O'Clock NJ,
- Banks Arcade, ut auction. by virtue and in pursuance
order from the Hon. r. H. Morgan, Judge of the Second
District Court of New Orleans dated Nov. Is, 1856 for
of said succession, will be sold,
certain LOT or GkouNp S;inated in the First District Of
this city in the square boundel by Thala MeIucne Her
cucs and White streets designated No. O. measuring - feet
front White BY sc feet IL inches in depth between par
Hilcl lines together with all the rights etc.
VEL rRMS-CAsh.
Hs Of sale before z. j. Kerr notary public at The
fcrse Of the purchaser. r:ZrI % lj IL % y
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FNGI-ESH CANNEEI CDAI.-45D TONS OF HEST
- g""iy English Nmnel. at 81 Is per barrel delivered IN
any Part OF the city, for safely "
, SPENCER FIELD & CO.
u o' roFneE OF Camp street aud Lafayette Square
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CONSTABLES SALES,


sEcqsn ,{rsTlGE,s CounT, !osErH KAISER GOLDEN
PFEIRTUE of a writ OF fieri facias to m
- directed by the Honorable c. NJ Bradford Second Justice
atpnbiic auction at warehouse Circus street between
po;draS and Perddo, MONDAY December l 1856 at Il
O'Clock, NJ ~ 10y " -
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE
ONE SILVER WATCH.
Seized il the above entitled suit
TEkMS--Cash on the spot.
ao,,o,x W W MITCHELL,
az ~ - Constable
SECOND JusTIcEs CouR7 LOUIS FRIGERT Jr Agent VS.
Parish Of Orleans. 5 Mr. JANIN No. 1893
- directed by the Hon G. NJ Bradford Second Justice of the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed and sell a NH
lie auction at my Warehouse Circus street Povlras
and perdo streets, MONDAY, December 10TH 1856 at
One billiard TABLE
Seized in the above entitled suit
1tRMS-Cash on the spot
dis 1913 ". W. MITCHELL Constable
FRET Jrs1!cE'S CoURr,2 B. H.GREEN VS. Mrs ANNA
PT VI:TUE OF q writ OF fe,i Tac; in, 70 TO- m g
- directed by the ionble D. F. Mitchell Frst Justice Of
te Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed to sell at
at y O'Clock NJ. the premises 456 Magazine street.
oNE Lot or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc.
Seized in The above entitled suit.
lERNS-Cash on the spot.
dl4Sl3 WM c. OJ-TPE Constable
pn1os coTF PE GBEEH Me- 2
TN EERTU dun writ dc fieri faci.,s n moi
- aresst par Fhonorahle ID. f. Mitchell Premier Justice
de paix pour Ia rarosse Orleans proci!tai en- vene m
hqe MIDI - decembre 1856 midi uste au No. 1856 rus
" LOT l,E FURNIrUREs etc,
Sais dams l'atfare ci-lessns.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ludndcation
~. u ! , = WV. G.. QUlRE. Gonnetable.
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,Nniice.-'Fhe reSuinr packet bark THORN
NtI<@, Leach, muster, nom l;rur. I>rhprcil
at Pest 30 Ft DjirI ron>tylrr,~ I,l.~,. !,rnl IT,
ii" tlp ut ,lrr cypu Nh goods lett there
"lil liz al Tia. risk OF tlt
Ill JONES, NArkINDEE Il 60 81 tr,ycr st,
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Ohte OF Departure OF European, California
and Havana Mails, for December, 1856.
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f-,tc
49, :? ~ - ~, i1-hf,4
.; An III r ' " mi T"' tt's l,''tf'
W t's' Wy y v" tvnt=''' VIII ee 's-opeI@u Oh
v',ms II /, ,. Vas. -, ' 2tiI' ne 81 a., .
y S es. " u" neIst ~ 'he oeeSi u 81 MAKING
n's to tender 'er hanks 10 hose families who
10y w ir Mi't tieit rohtIee, 'ih feiT" teF tsstr
herself The advancement and comfort u,
her pupils faithful and we'll grounds ms rfe
cultivate in them gentle and accomplished manners md e
them tone heart and mind viii; ever he
been her earnest and cr.s,! rniarrpr
and She confidently homes fran, her nnst r>srfe,4 MT, mi
eeI rI u success. r. =, -.,.
o. S'rtli'h pursued ~ me ~ ,!sfifS lls'iute
comprises eyer! necessary 10 cunl!ese education IL Dole
90. tt''i,i'''' !,
[iIt a,'st i9
W .t.'E't|'' "'"N' ''N' Ae -''''A
W., ~. \, NY x, go. ~ - ,, r,,, ~ -. 49,,
,ir XIV. N. -.'oe peS',T w ME- !' l .ts
hn,s ',- ~ .. ~ ,ra ~ "i, i I,1t, ~, 'o ~ -
''- 'h%"'Ec Rloo "eettitt u iei4
. u l a', , +" :"t 'le IN H'uinh 7, eIt
sitit Intercourse with ElnS OF French ORIGIN Of Wh"n the l@
s''ult has H"'ty tNe "'ef young a'sH ~ ENJOY 'l1 s
u. YET "' h'u'S III ech I'd! III cItss,
am y, et sP'cu c"lf WIN tht" eNci!t's'
III particular is object O: the irrlest sol cte
rercss and is confded 10 the hest krcn professors g: The city
Further parlle'ars are given IN ffopecuits. which be-
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NCIICE.-T UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
rc!s and the public generally that he has rented the
large ani c0nmoiioIs MAGAZINE street. between
Lafayette and Girnd streets ormerly occupied by ys Co.
for the purpose Of conducting general COMMISSION RE
CElTING AND FORWARDING business. Particular .t.
tenion given to receiving aud forwarding goods consigned
commission merchants.
MARCUS PATTON
u ECnfCt u-uont
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

BANK NEW ORLEANS
December 4, 1856. {
H4-SenIeG Proposals VIII be received at this
Bank until the Eth inst or the bnd of Banking House
at the OF ST. Charles and Union The plan and
specifications can be the Banking House, opposite
fapetic Square.
d. o. W. F. GRAYSON. Cashier
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ADJUSTMENTS,

Quadoon rriv;e Boxes per sea q
Ten Elegant Private Boxes, IS to 81 each -
CHANGE OF TIME
o Ok Office open o'clock A. H. iii ocoek 2 ~
n5-Thc most Elegant Tlcarer in the United states-ea
THIS EVENING, December s, 1855,
The Distinguished Actress,
MISS MATILDA HERON,
viii @rsay fGT n AsT TIME her persona
CAMILLE
Thayer Count de varve Mr. H. Gari"on s'" astan Mr.
Howard: Olympic, with songJ Miss IT, luckwoft,,: NJ
Ghetto. Che consranp Miss Cecilia Crisp; Nanine Nils G.
I1rMlNATED BALLROOM!
e~ Camille will comprise the performance Of the Woe even
aIn preparation with all care in detail scenery costumes
properties, ETC. for which the Gnety has established it,
IsRqnon Miss Matilda lIerons great classic play entitled
pzy.Th 'i;.ie',s Rerrcslment Saloon is now open d5
e,y. CHARLES THEATEIs-
w. Il t,,:; Acting Manager
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and ParGleite .....,,.,... -5con.s
GALLERY %
Private BOXES rpcl IS 90 GEMS
MR.. AND MRS. +. b. CONWAY -
THIS EVENING December 5th 1856
second and positively last time, entitled '
LOVE AND LOYALTY.
N"r,G1 Mr n"wy ra ne Mrs Conway To conclude
THE WILLOW COPSE
Luke FiclIg Ne Conway Rose Fieldns Mrs Conway
celebrated pugilsc Encounter between staggers and
::d rH:%: H. SofG S e. Nj B CONWAY
.~i!ox Office open daily from 10 3o'cIock.
as- Doors ueu at 81 Overture at O'Clock precisely d5
ORLEANS TFIEATEt-
SATURDAY, December 6. 1856
Third night Of Mcrerleer's grand opera, in acts
TIL E OPHET
Principal characters by Mile Bourgeois Coson Delngrave and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Circle Iaticed Boxes Pnrcuete and
pit............ ~
E7y-ioors open d o'clock Performance commences at
r7g- 40 Seat secured unless paid for. do
SPAn1,DI1N:G2, s: ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AM
FIFTH WEEK of the celebrated
WEST d pEELs ORIGINAL
c Il " p & Z Ill MIN S 1'REL S,
directed by the renowned deneator
MAT PEEL.
H. .q i {; G9fEky N1HKi5E and first appear
WENEHnA I and THURSDAY, burlesque on Shaks-
pyaTr'7 MACBETH with strong cast
| FRIDAY and SATURDAY. EIRGINI, PASTINES and the
butrsque STAMPEDE SPEECH the affairs 0. the ma
Preceding the pieces selections of NEGRO MINSTRELsY
by the Mude Troupe Of the World.
! ps-GRAND DAY PERFORMAN ~ on WEDNESDAY and
ATrEDAI. commencing at u O'Clock.
! pIJ- ADJ! i>auI. % cents i
Doors open quarter T. half pastT,
| BE- Box office open from Q 4. N. p. VI.
y. b. No performance Sunday by the Campbell Mnstres
. ~ DIR. +. 4. JONES Agent.
! Il. +. ENNIS, Secretary. dl
| TNAIR FOR THE HENFIElT OF THE JESUITS'
L tit Cil. 'ronnt between Canal Common
| viii opru on MONDAY, the e,h Of December, in the int
rtor Of the eiicr itself The pubic, it hoped will favor
Mis- good work, i'll seconding the zeal sUciurtc
l@lles who nlHna=e it. n19 I'd
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shin Lindsay from Car diff for New York also bark Gall
Bark Coqueue Frl, saLOu. eau bordeaux, As days. will
Bark Wolfe, Taft date ub deceased Trapani l0
days and Gibraltar ~ days with SAT- 10 bloomfield
June Is lat AZ 81 Ion 50 81 passed arge cebergs New ~
The a3 days behind the >kock Of Gibraltar de
tanned by adverse winds = 49,
June, with mdse and passengers 10 maAA-
Bark Won Stein (3rem Herbuth Bremetf % days, with
mdse and 269 passengers 70 Gerpke Co Jnly miles
Of Sandy Hook passed ship sourobaya hence The ex
perienced light winds the entire passage.
Bark casco Waugh Trinidad de Cuba, June H. with sugar,
ii apk Eliza Barrs sr, Wellington cieafseaos Il days with
sugar motasses, TO Tucker LghboU.ne June a. of
Cenuegos spoke bark Pilot Fish from AsrinwaN bound In
18th lat % TO- lon ~ 40 saw steamers Sssque "anna ana
Bark John Parker iof Providerre) Roberts, Cenf,egos
Brig Sarah wooster tof East Cambridge Mass cratree
San Juan de los Eemedos June 2 With molassey To Q
Peters SD IN eomIony with brig Sara Gibbs " Boston
Canada East, with shingles and fish, 70 FaS<us.
Brig Maria WEEKS, New Haven IN ballast - master.
Brig Juan Ide Carhagena Johnson Rsndout for Boston
schr Col saiterly, Sietson. Charleston lays.
Schr Mary Jane Wssgste Calais IL days with Inber TO
Mayhew Talbo. Co. Jniy lat ~ so lon u ~ spoae-
scSr ontario, Reed, Calais.
schr o Warren, sawyer, Albridge.
Schr W Woodbury., Hall, Rondout for BOSTON,
scsr Grin eswl spes ml ko,sop for Bos ito
Propeller sarsh Jones Philadelphia.
Propeller Planet Lopez. Philadelphia.
Propeller Oseeola. Clark Providence.
Propeller Wesehester Clark, Providence.
BELOW.
Two herm briggs
Steamships Atlantic, Iverposl Illinois Aspnwsn; James
town, Norfolk Ac shpa Rock Light and BrdgeXaer, Ly
erpool; Snow Squall San Francisco.
Sid Sd, FIR steamship Alma, Hsyre.
Wind during the day Sw.
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US7yD sTsrys PRsc71cs suy ITysorTU.--The following
LIT of the officers and sc,ipg miishPmsn attached
10 The United stes practice ship plymouth, that len Ana
polls Md the 9Th ult, her usual summer cruise
along our por,hern co~st-commandsr--ios y. Green.
IIeutcnasia-Robt ". wyuas, VIM. II Wilcox, j. v. y.
fhlup n Taylor Wool, Wilson NcGsnEegie Purscr-
n Frank Galhaher Ps~sed Assistant Surgeon--Iohn
ward. Carpcnter-Hcnry p. Leslie. sailmaser-w m.
Fugtt 6unncr--Josrn ebber. Dostsva.o-phllp
Miller. Acting Ndshipmen, se'ond cies--Jcseph W
Asxander Francis n. Bunce Francis y Bake, Charles
J aave~, John ". Kelly Henry W Miller, Clarke her
chant Thomas n MIL, Frederick v. McNair, jas. N.
rrirhett Henry " Sceiey, Henry " Todd,
Edward Terry, Byron Wilson Arthur H. Yates
Fourth clas.A-ssmuel A. Ashe, samuel W. Avereu,
fwalvr r Butt George Borchert, Frank Boyd, Bent
W. Brstnn, janice y Brown, Charles " Ceve
land, Hilary Cen~, Henry u. Caiburne Henry y.
copdie,, Eduard y. Crunp, samuel l. French, Ihom as
n P-her Samuel y. Green. Archibald Graham, wilbur.
D hall samuel " Hacseit, Theodore y Kane, Charles .
livngston, samuel Mlliken, A. sde Mckenzie, John u
soTthrep, Rodcriek Prep.lss, Charles W. Peasants,
George e Ramey, Edmund @ Read Thomas : Spencer
C. Nanas SHOEMAKER Charles n. s~asoy, Cove y.
ganesbury Clarence l.. stanton, jefferson A. Slamm
James T. Tayoe Westorook Van Santyoord, Gilbert e.
Wiltsn Edward A Walker.
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Tur srProssD PorDsIvs Carr - KIse srRyrr -CvoneS
Connery IA engaged in investigating the case
widow Price who found lying ~ from the effect OF
yha, three doctors declared 10 be arsenic and opium adj
mnissored % her by some lawyers. Dr FinneI made
an analysis Of the matter elected by the stomach pump
and says that the medicine administered was tartar enc
tc and that the quantity taken not sufficient 70 ca6se
death IN his opinion the Ioor woman Is suffering from
the elects 81 an epep,c Ct ant not from poison OF any
kind The Coroner has, however. thought IL 70 order
the arrest o. the lawyers who was supposed bad
administered the poison. They gave their names ~ VIM
Grcug and benjamin v Nichols. hoy deny All know
ledge ~ has ng administered poi 70 MS Price They
detained until the investigation BY Coroner t0nnery
should be concluded The woman appears much i'm
proved and from present appearances Is ~ no immediate
danger II death
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kARITIMR INTELLICENCE.
Movements u Ocean Steamers.
FOR CALIFORNIA, ETC.

Alunois new fork .s..Juy D.. AApinWa
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsABE-Fron Charleston 10Th and 4h due Al Havana I'd
and tn From Havana 10Th and 18Th due al New York 18th
ExrrnR err New 0sxxADA-from New York 18th, ar
irving 81 New Orleans 18th From Or.
leans 9Th, Havana 9Th. due Mt New York 18th.
QUAKER CyTr-From New OF each month arriving
at Havana 5A and Mobile 9Th From Mobile l5h, Havana
tah, due At New York 21l
When the fall Sunday, the steamers viii sal
Monday They leave New Orleans near A. NJ tide
win admit and We Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana
l0AA
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following may be Of value 70 those having correspond
ence In the Fast
The mail leaves Southampton the ah and ah Of eahc
month,
Arrives at MaHa ths fsth yrh OF month
Arrives At Alexandria about the i5h q and sh Of ot
susi about Goth Of s,h
Arrives about the 2s.h 10Th Of
9th OF following month.
Leaves Alden about the ah Or n and day Of ar
val for Bombay. and ilth 10 yDth FOR China, &c.
Indian Navy arrives al bombay about tbs 81 20 5h
and 18th 10 21st os the following mouth.
r. and o. arrives Point de Gale about the 9th
,th and I'd 10 I'd of following month
Leaves Point de Gale for Puo Penang the same day the
steamer has already arrived which takes the mail
Arrives At Puo Penang about the lAh 18Th and 2h
31 of following month
Arrives al singapore about 10th Sis, Of
Leaves Singapore asou, u hours amer arrival
Arrives at Hong Kong about The ID or 2sh and 9Th or 10th
Of following month.
Leaves next day for Shanghse.
Two mails leave EngSnd-one the Hh and 10Th OF each
monb-vis Mars.rs and arrive at Alexandria about the
aanae time as the Southampton mail.
An pslsges and iers i@,enzi fer he NKr YoEx HERALD
-'SsAi 2. s's.os-
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THr CPoPs The prospect Of fine crops in New
Jersey 3 said 10 be perled BY the long dry
weather Tho farmers under apprehension that they
sill DC injured 10 one third their yield
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TIE POPE AND THE EMPRESS EUeESIE.

The following Is translation OF The latin addrcss pro
nounced by Cardinal PatriEzi in presenting the golden
roee 10 the Empress of the French
Receive from our hands this roee, which we present 10
You in virtue of special commission entrusted n us by
The Very Holy Father Jesus Christ Plus H. Sovereign
poutn by the grace Of God. This rose signifies the Joy Of
the two Jerusalems, that is OF the Church Triumphant
and The Church Militant this rose representing unto the
eyes ~ all the faithful the mo@t magnificent ower that
II to say, the Joy Of all the ssnts Accept this rose
beloved and noble daughter powerful and adorned with
numerous line qualities, in order that thou mayest be
s, more ennobed by all the virtues in Jesus Christ like
raze aptpd on the banks of full flowing rvulet may
ms boon he granted unto thee through the album
amt favor Of Him who is triple and Ia al eternity
Amen.
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.npae,agss and tsers i~eeNIi fer ne NEW YoRx HERAL
sAs.L1 D. ~sta4.
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NOTICES.
Card TO the LadieS.-Dr. DIT

cos French Periodical Golden Pills, infallible In re-
moving s~toppages or irrcgularity Of the mense,.-
These Pills are nothing new having been used by the
Doctor for many years, both in France and Ameri-
ca, with unparalleled success in every case and
he is urged by many thousand ladies, who have
use them, to make the Pills Public, for the allevi-
ati)n Of those suffering from my Irregularities
whatever, as well as to prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not permit an increase of
family. Pregnant females, or those .upposing
themselves so, are cautioned a.ainst using these
pills while pregnant, as the proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the above admenition, although
their millness would prevent any mischief to
health otherwise these pills are recommended
Full and explicit directions accompany each box.
Price s 90 per box.
7. A. PEck Wholesale and Retail Agent for Eur
Iington, Winooski Falls, Milton, Williston, Hines
burgh and Richmond, to whom all orders must be
sent, By enclosing $500, the pills will be sent by
mail. oct lG dtwly
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Important Accessions to Col. Fremont

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-The Washington
correspondent of the Herald says a letter was
read here today from Com. Stockton by a
gentleman in this city, stating that he would
publish a letter tomorrow, giving in his
adhesion to Col. Fremont and that New
Jersey would cast her vote for the Republican
Candidate. A letter was also read from
Geo. Brown of Pennsylvania, a leading Fill
more man stating that he should cast his
vote for Fremont.
[. s. Steam frigate Wabash, Com. Paul
ding arrived off the battery this morning
from Annapolis in AZ hours.
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ARSoLD's VITAL FLUID combines the qualities of
n pleasant and %efectuul remedy for the common all
ings of every day lifc-wcarincss, fatigue, lassitude
md the unncrved condition Of system resulting from
too great or too long continued %e1ertion. 1t gives q
result similar to recreation in the open air after a
long confinement to business or household duties
Ladies who feel the need of something to tone up
the system, will find the Vital Fluid very cfectual
and very pleasant also. 1t gives a feeling of life
and vitality that is very welcome. 1t clears the
complexion by working at the foundation and max
ing the blood good and nutritious, healthy and pure
The complexion depends more upon this than is
generally ,eahsed. Those who do not exercise
freely in tho open air will be surprised to find how
much good this preparation will do.
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TIE following premiums were awarded to
Vermontcrs at the recent Fair of the United
States Agricultural Society at Philadelphia ::
$50 to Geo. Campbell for the best Silesian
Merinos, bucks two years old $40 to the
same for the second best under two years
SIS to the same for the best Silesian Meri-
nos, ewes; SIS to David Kimball for the
second best French Merinos, bucks two years
old 500 to the same for the best under two
years $50 to Geo. Campbell for the best
Spanish Merino, bucks two years old $50
to the same for best the under two years; and
also a premium of $40 for the second best.
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MEDICAL.
The MEDICINE Of he Million. Phlosqphy and Faa.
PILLS.

HE ENITITNU INT0E VF 0TJk ESS.
The blood is the DEMONSTRATING agent. 1t fur
nishes the components Of flesh, bone, muscle, nerve
and integument. The stomach is its mandatory,
the veins its distributors, and the i]ntestines the
channel through which the waste matter rejected In
its productions IL expelled. Upon the stomach, the
circulation and the bowels, these Pills act simulta.
neously, relieving Indigestion, purifying the fluids,
and regulating the excretions.
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
Dyspepsia is the most common disease among all
classes in this country. 1t assumes a thousand
shapes, and is tho primary source Of innumerabl,
dangerous maladies but whatever its type or
symptoms, however obstinate its resistance to ordi.
nary preparations, it yields readily and rapidly to
this searching aud uncrring remedy.
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
The quantity and quality Of the bile are OF vital
Importance to health. Upon the liver, the gland
which secretes this fluid, these Pills operate specif-
cally, iniallibly r~ectifying its Irregularities, and eff.
fectually curing J~aundice. Bilious Bemittants, and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-31

Nzw YORK, Oct. 29.-One of the most
brilliant and effective Fremont demonstra-
tons of the campaign came off at Brooklyn
last night. Hon. n. p. Banks, Gov. Robin
son and others addressed the meeting COM
posed of between fifteen and twenty thousand
persons. The meeting was held in the Park
front Of the City Hall, Ex-Mayor Lambert
presiding. The demonstration closed with u
torch light procession.
The Herald states that Hon. Kenneth
Rayner, Fillmore American of North Caro-.
lima, has declared in favor of Fremont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-31

PmLADELrmA, Oct. 27.-A meeting was
announced for tonight, at the National
Hotel, to advocate the Union Electoral ticket,
to be addressed by Messrs. Mill, Ward, Reed
and other leading Americans in behalf of a
thorough fusion to defeat Buchanan. The
house was crowded before the hour fixed by q
party of rowdies who created a riot, attack
ing the speakers and dragging them from the
stand. They had to flee for their lives,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-31

The indianapolis journal of Oct. Oath says,
that in consequence of the discovery of stu
pendous frauds, the Republicans have deter
mined to contest the State election. Official
returns from four-ffths of the State show
the Republican increase over the vote of 1854
to be 10, 900; and the democratic % 900. In
the Ninth and the Eleventh district, the De-
mocratic increased vote is 5000 in each dis
trict. This would indicate an increase in the
population in two years Of over a quarter Of
a million.