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The true Democrat., 1856-12-09

It will be perceived. by this plan that for $50 the purchaser has Certificate of 10 Tickets when if he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum holes thus by buying Certificates he has four more chances for the larger Prizes-Halves and Quarter Packages in proportion,
 IN ORDERING TICKETS, OR CERTIFICATES, enclose the money to address fer the Tickets ordered. on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
 Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
 The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. either office
 Address orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
 s. SWAN tS CO.,, Atlanta, Ga.
 or $. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala JOHN l.: LOGAN, Camden, Ouachita county, Arkansas, General Agent
 Dec g. C. MCGOWAN. Agent Little Rock
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
TO RANK DEBTORS.

VvNHE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds for sale, for cash or On credit on terms and in amounts to suit purchasers having fractional sums to pay either of the Banks of this State.
 WATKINS S GALLAGHER. Little Rock, Sept. 80, 5G.-6m.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY.

KNMBOSSD Ahambra, Oriental, Amber Union, AI Royal Laid, Chinese, Bath, Gilt and Colored Note Paper; Muciluge in quart pint and small bottles with brush; Arthur's patent Mucilaee Jars: Deed Boxes, 10. Il and l2 inches, with loGks Rubber bands for papers, etc, extra strong; Envelope Gases; Pen Racks, double and single Patent Binders, new article; Ivory and Pearl Tablets, assorted sizes; Adhesive Files; Ready Reference Files; Water Colrl and Oil Paints superior and very cheap; Rogers best Erasers; Tablet Pencils; Fabers IleXagOn do; Card Cases, silver and fancy; Drawing Pens; Alphabet Puzzles Thermometers, plain and fancy; Cigar Boxes, for travellers. etc. Letter Clips, with and without calendars; Blank Notes and Drafts; Crayon Holders; Metallic Styles; Ivory Knives and Folders; Red and Spanglcd Wax, superior; Sketch Books; Common Leather and Tuck Memprandums; M etalic Memarandums, superior article; Cargo Books; Fancy Bags; Patent Drawing States; Large and small Portable Desks; Reference fleS Gold and silver Paper, plain and enbossed; Patent Blottlng Paper, various kinds; Envelope Paper, fair and conmor; Visiting Cards linen and ename0d; Patent glass andiron Ink Stands, large assormn't Sand Boxes, all kinds; Envelopes, large assortm tment. all sizes and kinds;
 Just received and for sale at the Book Store.
 Dee 8 56. JN0. E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
ot, 0'cIntL. 2 M


 House convened. Mr. Speaker stated that the joint resolutions offered on yesterday, enti- tied "resoutions of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas,' = and made the order of the day in committee of the whole, at this hour was the question before the House.
 On motion of Mir. Oates, the House resolved itself into the committee of the whole House on said resolutions. Mr. Polk in the chair. The committee after sitting some time rose and by their chairman made the following re- port:
 Mir. SPEAKER-The committee of the whole House have had under consideration the joint re- solutions, entitled resolutions of the the Gene ral Assembly of the State of Arkansas" and have instructed me to report the same back to the House without amendment and to recom- mend their passage.
 On motion of MT. Bunch, the report was adopted.
 The House adjourned until to- morrow morn ing, o'clock.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
Thursday, Dec. 4th, 1856.

1hursday, Dec. 4th, 1856. | Senate met pursuant to adjournment. l Prayer by the chaplain
 Mir. Humphres presented the memorial of Sundry citizens of Crawford county. urging upon the General Assembly the importance of passing law to expell free negroes from this State or of fepealing or modifying the emanc- patton laws so that slaves who are emancipated. shall be compiled to leave the State within a gwen time thereafter.
 Which memorial was read. and,
 On motion of Mr. Hammond, was referred to the committee on the judiciary On motion of Mr. Floyd, Senate bill, No. A, to be entitled "An act to create the office of pub lIc printer, and to stipulate the price of public prlhtlng," was taken up and read third time, which was on motion of MT. Gaines, referred to the committee on public printing. The bill to provide for the consolidation of railroad companies, was taken up and read a second time and referred to the committee on internal Improvements 1 The bhl to lncorI crate the Trustees of Spring Hill Male Academy, was taken up and passed.
 On motion of Mr. Floyd, the House bil to change the proceeds arising from fines in Pope county from the school funds to county pur- poses, was taken up; read second time
 he Senate bill 10 change the punishment for larceny in certain cases, was taken up, read third time and passed.
 Senate bill to amend the lst section of the 9th article of the 51st chapter of the Revised Statutes, Ill relation to interrupting religious congregations, read a third time and passed On motion of Mr. President, Senate bill to remove the injunction of secrecy imposed upon judges and clerks of election, was read a third time and passed.
 A bill to incorporate the Independence Min Ing company, Was passed,
 A bill to prevent betting on elections within this State, was taken up and passed
 On motion of Mr. Gaines, the Senate recon sldered the vote to recommt the Senate bill to create the office of public printer and to stipu- late the prices of public printing, and the bill was taken up and passed.
 Senate adjourned until tomorrow morning, 9 o'clock.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
GOOD MEDICINES.

TIT is estimated that AYERS IL CHERRY PICTORIAL AN CA THARTIo PILLS have done more to promote the public health. than any other cause. There can be no question that the Cherry Pectoral has by it's thousand on thousand cures of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Croup. InhuenZa. Bronchitis atc
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
InGucpme fn CsuhS

As, by this Scheme one ticket in every 10 is guar anteed to draw $40, will sell Certificates of Packa ges of 10 Tickets where the numbers end in l. 2 B. f. 6, ': s. at the following rates which is the risk on them.
 All that they draw over the $40 Prizes accrues to the purchaser.
 Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. s6o
 on
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
III ECEG

A PRoN and Furniture Cheeks, Heavy Mied A Stripes, Superior Ticking, just received and for sale oy HUTT & POPE.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
HATS
NEW MUSIC !!

NEW MUSIC!!
 EoR Guitar, Piano, Violin, Flute, ]4a; l Banjo and Brass Instruments, sss5 Musical Instruments. etc. Guitars, Vions, Flutes and Accordeons, Violin Bows, Metronomes; very superior Italian Strings, for Guitar and Violin, Preceptors as follows Bertini and Ilunten's Piano. Carcassi and Halls Guitar; Alexander and Howell's Flute; Maqa and Winners Violin and Briggs Superior Instructor for the Banjo. Ditson's elegant edition of the standard Operas, with English and Italian words, a few copies only. Received at the Book Store.
 Dec 9 '56 JNO. E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09

House convened. MT. Graves was called to the chair
 The House passed bill, entitled "An act amendatory of existing laws in relation to coun- ty scrip"
 Also, passed bill, to amend the law in rea. ton to attachments before justices of the peace Also bill to incorporate the town of Browns vile il Prairie county.
 Also, a bill to incorporate the city of Helena, in Phillips county.
 The House also passed bill for the relief of the securities of John E. Smith, late sheriff of Columbia county.
 After the passage of some other bills, the House adjourned until Monday morning 9 o'clock
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
SWAN 6 CO.'S LOTTERIES.

NOVEL SCuE MET, 3,ss0 Prizes-Lowest Prize $40. MORE THAN ONE PRIZE EVERY TEN TICKETS
 PRIZES GUARANTEED
 ALABaBMAA LOTTERY! Authorized by the State of Alabama1 Southern Military Academy
 Lottery.
 CLASS s.. To be drawn in the City of Mobile, Alabama in pubic on TUESDAY, Dec. 30 lS56, on the plan of
 SINGLE NUMBERS! s Purchasers in buying Iii Whole Tickets (when the numbers end in l. > 8 4 ,, 7SgOl are guaranticd Prize of S40-IIaves and Quarter. in proportion; C,tifcHeS of 1o TGeZtts will be sold at the rates below, for the risk on the tickets and which entities the holder to all he draws over the $40 Prizes.
 Samuel Swan. Manager.
 80 900 Tekets-3 2SO Prizes
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
SWAN & cos LOTTERIES.

0W AN " VU D IUTTEKIES,
 NOVEL SCHEME!! 3,2SO Frizes-Lowest Prize $40. AoNh THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS !,
 PRIZES GUARANTEED,
 GEORGIA LOTTERY!
 Authorized by the State of Georgia.l Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
 Class 22, To be drawn in the City of Atlanta Georgia in pub hc, on SATURDAY., Dec. 20 lSas, on the plan of
 SINGLE NUMBERS sSy- Purchasers in bDvino 1o Whole T;cLe.s ,vbor the numbers end in l, 2, g. f. 5, G. I, s, g, O,) are guaranteed Prize of s4o-Halyes and Quarters in proportion Or Ceftfcates of 10 7lckets will be sold at the rates below, for the risk on the Tickets and $40 Prizes.
 Sam'l Swan 6 Co.,. Managers,
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
EDGiNGS,

SWISS and Jaconet Edgings. also Black Maltese o Lace, White Silk Trimmings and White Blue and Pink Grape, just received and for sale by
 Dec '56 HUTT 6 POPE.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
WATCH FOUND.

ENOUND, by the subscriber, in Fourche township, -s' Pulaski county Ark a watch, which the owner have y calling, describing and paying charges.
 Dec '56-3t JIG. D. LEWIS.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
MUSLINS.

t(OOk, Null, Plain and Dotted Swiss Jaconet, A1 Plaid and Plain Nainsoonk Muslins just re- ceived and for sale by
 Dec 9, '56 HUTT & POPE
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09

1WS1uy, i|eC. @u, AOCo. House met pursuant to adjournment.
 Prayer by the chaplain.
 Mir. Boone offered the following:
 WHEREAS, The preamble and resolution adopted by the House yesterday intimating that his Excellency, Elias N. Conway, was holding over and refussing to be inaugurated, with a view thereby to protract the term for which he had been elected, and calling upon him to know whether he had been inaugurated as Governor of this State or not, was voted for by many members of this House under misapprehen- sion of their true intent, meaning and purport, and, f.r.
 Whereas, It is known to nearly all the mem- bers of this General Assembly, that his Excel lency is in exceedingly delicate health, unable to be publicly inaugurated as Governor, and,
 Whereas, It is believed that the intimation made in said preamble and resolution is un. warranted by the facts and unjust to his Excel lency. Therefore, be it,
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
RIBBONS.

A SPLENDID assortment of Bonnet and Betting fA Ribbons, and More, Black Elastic, Fancy Col ored Plaid and Silk Elastic Belts. received and for sale by IUTT < POPE. Dec q '56
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09
DANIEL GRIFFIN. L. D. HILL, Minority Select Committee


 Which was read, and the bill reported by said minority of the select committee was read first time and after discussion as to the the disposition of said reports and bills. On motion of Mir. Williams of Pulaski, the bills and reports were laid upon the table, and 13O copies of each report and bill were ordered to be printed for the use of the Senate The bill to repeal the law requiring clerks and judges of election to take an oath of se- crecy, was rejected.
 On motion, the House took recess until 2 o'clock.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-09


 Prayer by the Rev. James Bruton, chap ih
 kfter the preliminary business was finished 7e clerk of the House of Representatives in- Fnmed the Senate that the House had passed Ae following bills, to wit: "An act to incor- oFate the Spring Hill Male Academy" "An < to prevent the firing of the woods and prai- & between the months of September and .arch ln each year." "An act to prohibit the e of spntuous or vinous liquors within three @les of Falcon Male and Female Academy. in elumbia county" "An act to repeal so much Isan act entitled an act to regulate the sale of pntuous and yinous liquors in the counties of 'h lips and 0uachita and Taylor township. in #umbia county ill the State of Arkansas, ' pProved leth January 1855, as relates to the 'oenty of Phillips.
 Ar Trmble offered the following resolu- ion < Aesotued, That the Senate will meet hereaf. sa at ; o'clock in the morning, and on motion ..alpurn at F o'clock meridian of the saInt and that we will hold evening sessions al " twlce week until the orders of the day E acted upon.
 rlr. Hammond offered to amend by striking ' ; o'clock aud inserting half-past g." and
 striKlng out l2 and inserting half-past l2 O
 men amendment was accepted and the re-
 uon as amended was adopted.
 ' otten from the committee on the judi
 made the following report: ,. fEEsIDENT-The committee on the iu. ..s, nave considered Senate bill, No. l6 s nave Instructed me to report it back to the .- 'a'e ana to recommend that the word "shall'' * stricken out of the 8th line of the first sec .S ana that the word may" be inserted in '- place and thus modified to recommend its @sase. TOTTEN. Chn. .sN men report was received and the amend lent adopted.
 PeVoral amendments were offered to said bill,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
KANZAS MEETING IN
MONTPELIER.
A reliable witness direct from
KuuTnS

In letter to the Boston Atlas, dated Law
renee, (Kanzas Territory June 9th, which
details sundry new outrages, we find the fol.
lowing paragraph
Rev. A. Webster, Of Montpelier, Yer.
mont, an agent Of the American and Yer.
mont Bible Societies was taken today by the
same band, delayed and subjected to the
same annoyance
Mr.. Webster has ust returned 10 Mont
pelier. As all our readers certainly know
and most Of the people Of Vermont, Mr..
Webster is an able and worthy minister OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church, and emit
tied to implicit confidence We are author
lied TO say that he will address the people
Of Montpelier on FRiDAr EvENiNG July 4.
3 o'clock p m, at Washington Hall, and
testify 10 his personal experience among the
Boider Ruflians Of Kanzas Let all attend
who wish to hear the honest and unyarnish-
ed TRUTH We shall endeayor to publish an
account Of some Of Mr.. Webster's advent
ures IN our next
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

the city, and leaving another person to read
the proof sheets. The error did not occur
In the uttered remarks.
Mr.. Evans replied 10 Mr. Summers re-
marks on South Carolina, yindicoiing her
revolutionary history, and defending her
domestic institutions. Adjourned.
HoUsE.--This week being set apart by
previous agreement for the consideration Of
Territorial business, the bill TO authorize the
President to cause the Southern boundary
line Of Kansas to be surveyed and marked,
was passed
Mr.. Wakeman gave notice Of his inten.
ton to introduce a bill amendatory Of the act
Of 1873, prohibiting the introduction or inn
portaton Of slaves.
The bill authorizing the people Of Oregon
To form Constitution and state Government,
was considered. II ls the same a. that
heretofore passed by the House, but lost in
Senate for want Of time.
Mr.. Jones. Of Tennessee, proposed an
amendment, requiring Oregon TO have pop.
uation equal To the ratio Of representation
established under the last United States
census.
debate ensned, involving the question
whether such restriction should be imposed
upon new States. Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
A Child's Dive-Narrow
EsCaDe.

On Thursday evening last, a daughter,
aged five years, OF Gamaliel Washburn OF
this village, while attempting to reach for
the well pole pitched head first to the bot
tom of the weli--o depth of twenty feet
Another child gave the alarm, and when
help arrived. the little child was heard at
the bottom of the we'll, crying. Being d.
rected to cling wih her hands to the bucket,
which was at the bottom. she did so brayely,
and was smelly drawn Out. The child suffer-
ed no injury beyond a scrstch--haying es-
capped the bucket and fallen INTO the water
which vas l~u and halt feet deep
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
Aid for Kanzas.

Some forty applications have been receiy-
ed from men DESTROYS Of going to Kauzas /;
but no definite plan hns yet been adopted,
AMI cannot be until the Commuters 10 raise
funds report County Committees arc ad-
uzed for the present to retain the funds in
their hands and report to the Central Com
mittee at the State Convention on Wednes-
day next. In the meantime, persons who are
ready to 60 to Kanzas on their own funds, or
onaId procured from their neighbors by loan
a otherwise, are advised to join the New
England Companies which arc expected to
start from Boston and Worcester, Mass,
weekly, on Tuesdays or Wednesdays -
Persons from Eastern Vermont should ap-
ply to T. W. HIgginson, Worcester, Macs,
and persons from Western Vermont TO VIM.
Barnes, 4i2 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
f. p. WALTON.
For Central Committee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

The Independent Democrat, published at
WaukeRan, H., raised the name Of James
Buchanan last March, declaring It's intention
to tak9 it down, # the NatlOnd Convention
should endorse the acts Of the Admlnislra.
ton or the part of Stephen A Douglas"
Accordingly II has done 1t, aud now floats
the Republican banner,
Jos. Knox, one of the most distinguished
lawyers of Illinois, Pierce eleclor IN 1852,
and lifelong Democrat, in public meet
ing recently held at Rock Island came out
openly and boldly fora union of all the anti
slavery extension elements Ia the North
against the aggressions of the pro-slayery
party.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
HlarkGtg.
Cambridge MnrkcI. Juno a5.

~ Market 81 caule, s1l bacves ~ stoves. oansisiirr
OF Wofktng Oxen, Cows andCalsea Yaafltnas. Two
and Three Yeau Oh..
PncGs-ESls $500 900 let quality g. 80 0 co.
9nd quality 5,35 $500 thfd quality O. STA Ofdins
~ 500
NufkinH Oten-si9o q 9iQ
Cows and Caivcs-S31. ats
Three year olds-es n
sheep and Lamhs--ig1l Al market pricos- Eft,s
$500 $40, paf hoad Nv iui-e 9 90. to 80 each
Remafks.-The nurbef Of Cattle this week 10 much
inside Of the actual demand Sales quick and Atm
~ calves sheep and lans there good supply Macy
h.vo come n since last MARKET day and sales
what large and IN favor u the buyers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

STATE OF VERMONT ATaProbats Court, holt
Washington ustuct, y en- nj the Pf1hate o.
Gee by Montpelier within and iuf said D.tuci, on the
a diy Of June A. d. 1856
An Instrument, putpofing To- hc the LAST VIII and
Testament Of Hezekiah n Reed late Of Montpelier 10
sad District, deceased heng presented 10 iha Count by
Thomas Reed }. A. Page the executors herein named
for Probate 10 s ordered hy said cuuu that all persons
Concerned the Gin bee nothed Hrpeaf srss % VI
said Court TO be holden al tho PROBATE Office IN Mont
pelier, 90 the 18Th day Of July A. D.. 1856, and
show ciuse. Il any they may have, against the Probate
"t -aid Wl to winch purpose, IL s further ordered.
That copy n the record Of this odef bo published
three weeks succei.iyry in tho Vermont Natchman
q State Journal. punted at Montpelier, previous 20
sad time nppontod Tor hearing
tfuf cnpv Of Record,
q7.1g Atteat r. K MERRILL. ReFister
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

Serious .4ccidsni. Mr.. WIN. Martin, Jr.,
and Mr. Eaton we're blasting rock in
Marshheld, not far from Plainheld village,
on the 10Th inst They put IN charge Of
powder snd failing to fire It of m the usual
way undertook to drill it out when IL ex-
ploded and injured them quite seriously -
Mr.. Martin lost his left hand thumb entirely,
and Mr. Elton's face was blackened aud
burned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

We learn, from the Citizen, that late on
Tuesday nigh, Of last week, while Church,
Sheriff Of Addison Co.. was IN tho act of arr
resting drrnkeu man IN Nliddlebury, he
was struck terrible blow on the head with
SOME missile in the hands of the nuter and
knocked senseless. An ugly cash over two
inches 100 length was cut on his len temple
penetrating to the skull It's thought that
his skull was not fractured
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
For the Woichmaa and Journal

II. D. IIoPKtSs, Operator.
.Np Hu,n, June 2jh.-A large Fremont
ratification meeting was held in the Park
this evening. From 1000 to 5000 persons
were present, Of various parties, and music,
bobfres and torches the principal speech
was made BY Hon. Jas. Duton, U. s. Sen.
Washington, Jgne 25h.-The Grand Jury
to-day presented Preston s Brooks for as.
sault and battery on Senator Sumner the
latter was present and testified.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

HoHmoay's Ointment and Pills are GER
tain Cure for ScuWy,-Edward Hope, Of
Charleston, South Carolina suffered more
than most people from he Scurvy, and the
whole Of his body was covered with this un-
slightly eruption he tried great number of
rsputed remedies, but he was not benefited
by the same, indeed, 1t became doubtful to
his friends, whether he would ever overcome
this Disagreement At length he tried Hol-
loway's Ointment aud Pills, and these med.
lcnes quickly produced beneficial change,
by continuing these excellent medicines for
eight weeks he was radically cured.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

The .Ntw York buchanan Meeting.
the different accounts OF the proceedings we
find Mr.. Douglas snd number of Southern
slave owners mentioned as having spoken
but not The name Of one oiiirsn Of The State 49,
not single ind'ridual teho tcW participate
in the election haze, in .Norembcr neri-as
hdping raised his poics on fhai occasion ".
T. Times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

Mosquitoes. We are informed that an an
tidote for the poison of these and other an
noying insects has been found in the Kai-
hston or Orient Waier, prepared by Mcssrs.
Joseph Burnett g. Co, fremont Street.
This preparation contains a peculiar prop
erty, which will, it is said, Instantly neutral
we the poison and sllay the Inflammation
caused by bites and stings of insects. Bos-
ton Journal 93;2w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
The Constitutional Question.

The edition of the Waterman Of March
9Th is entirely exhausted, aud to meet the
demand for the article Of that date against
the proposed radical changes IN the Consti-
tuition, we shall repubsh it. week after next.
July llth. Orders for ezra copies should
be made at once.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
New Hampshire Medical Institu-
ton,

DARTMOUTH COLLEG T..
'THE siXuETH ANNUAL COURSE OF Lee
TUREs Will commence en- TllURSU AN, Aug
lb5dand cuntiuua YoUHrEES weeks Introductory Lee
tue nt T.. ~, boy PioC HUHs.Ru.
Hon. lott PAEEEE, LII. D., Professor Of Medical
Juuspud-uce.
uttf CRosHY, ". u. Professor NJ sutrery, ObHetdcs
and Diseases Of Womsn, and Children
ALaERr SNrH o., Professor Of Therapeutics and
Mafera Med. ca.
ulirru r. HuHs,Rp, N. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
EnwAHD T. PHtlrs, n. d. Professor OF practice Of
Medicine and Pnihurgc Antony.
EnNuNn r. Ps,sLrE, u. D., Professor Of anatomy
and Ply nlogy.
CsRtrov ? Faosr 4. b.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
ALFHrrs g. CRossr, W. d, Dsnonsuatof ofPath1-
lugicd Antony.
ftes payable 10 advance. For tho couue, $50 Mat
REGULATION, s. Gtadu ,tion eSpenses, sls
g. 4 PEA~LEE. Sec'y.
Hanover, y. a, Jane, 20 1856 80 3~'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
The Waterman for the Cam
Daipn.

We can furnish few more copies, inclu.
ding the paper Of lith March, to Jan let,
1857, for one doiiar. The back numbers
contain valuable speeches for service in the
Campaign-Collamcr's, GIoe's, Wilson's,
Summers, &c, &c.