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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-19
ID EVIN ELS
COMPOUND PITCH L0ZEXGE,

SURE auj pleasant remedy 70. COUGHS, COLDS.
\ CROrP WUOIrtNG Cough, bklNCHllls,
ASTHMA and &c Lungs enough ue irh TO sustain
life,
CERTAIN q RE FOR CONSUMPTION.
A PURELY VEG ,BLE PEEPARAIlNNi
Containing no Mineral Poisons, and per-
fcctiy safe for the Infant or lnva-
ia, In any stage Of Wenisness
D.. FULLER & co, only mluuli ctufe's s., uostoni
Mass Sold hY Druggists md hcalers in Nd5iaiuus,
.,e,,,,bsre ls;in.
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Bank of Waterbury.

,UHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stoeknh llofs OF
l The Bank OF Waterbury, for tho choice Of Difee,
tots will be- held al thei backing Room on ia seo"hd
Tue sday Of January next, M two a'eleeh = ~,
n. ll.DEWEf, Cashier.
Waterbury, VI Dec. l. 1856.
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no nervous sufferers.

A RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to health IL
few days, after many Yeas OF great nervous SUI
lcnne Is anxious TO make known the means of cufe
WIN uend (foel the prescription used. Direct the new
JOHN N. nAGNALL, No. 90 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Y. 0jim
sHoulDEa BRAcKs AND sKiRr surPoRrnHs \ very
me assortment Of these highly approved articles io
neuts', Ladies' and Chidfen's wear,
They being pfoscihed daily by our best physicians
Pea preventative to that awful dseise- Consumption
ltople inclined 10 ufak lungs sfVopHg POSTURE are
particularly dtsifed TO pay moments attention TO
nose justly celebrated Instruments. faleuts should
nave wachful eyo TO ther ehidton while attending
school, and peyen While they nay, tho rum at h,if
contributions by breaking up the habit so common a.
mong students Of standing Or sitting IN leaning OF
crooked posture
FREO. Z. SMITH, Diasstt,
OlW Moaipolkf, W.
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I do not profess to cure every
thing.

but only certain class Of complaints al Of which are
curnblo simple Eeeltic aud Chemical principles,
through the aihntes Of my " Electric Oi,n and the
Nerve vital Fluid Of the human body.
The invdus oporandi of progressing and change
able Rheumatic pain, 10 imponectly u1dentoudby man
hind whether it, location b. the membrane covering
OF ae nerves. inhamed by arrangement, like the coat
neoi an indimed sonach) some disturbance Of the
electric fluid tsclf certain u Is that my Electric OIL
s readily absorbed into II does not actually supply
deficiency n and equalze the circulation Of that great
principle Of living Organization.
Lot the skoptca and the humane look into this mat
tot-for ir these things
All are alike lnterestcd
VIII take any case from the hospital 10 test IL ALL.
Ny " Electric ON is pleasant and Innocent no dan
go' Of cold reactionas all will bear Witness Come
and see Tor yourselves.
N. r. cofuei Walnut and Eight STREETS, Philadelphia
Q.r None sold by podlnrs. AN my bottles have uy
name blown In aud the new Wrappers bear my signature
TO prevent imposition the public
A. 4. SMITH, Chemist.
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NaitOn's
VERMONT REGISTER
AND
Abell's Almanac for 1857,
-Wholosalo aud Retail
=. M. WALTON.
Worcester.

rNHE nonresident ptopietos of the town OF Worces-
I ter, 10 the CouHy Of Washington, are hereby 20
three yoan noKt preceding this dao remain eihef 80
whole OF AZ part unpad the following described ands
All f.la.n In Al
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10 MARRIED. Ladies.
DeIighl,, spnni,h LmstrnI.

Atror tHticLr - HtEr rHE
HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS
R,mope He DmdiuF and keep he Head COOL
Gre a son Gloss b The Har, Prerenb is
.Ja'liug Qgand arrests Us premature
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FAMILV pAPEW,

cuefuL extended aud ab'e REVIEW Of au the NEW
FDBLlcA fiON@. lmciuNag kHglh aHa 3asucaH
Pfraarais 0f Goo dlY lu detlfs Of tHU latest llI
EUANN INTELLIGENCE, ORIGINAL TALES,
SKETCHES god POETRY, grihef with CHOICE
sELEt ilQN- fion zinc latest lui tesi simlkiug
The nrihtirs of fhe Traveller iof h'aiuinE News
ore UNSURPASSED By ANY PHFER i.N NEH
ENGLAND. The Terminus in Boston Of the great
Telegraph iura Narth South El.i and West, is in
fhe Traveller Counting Room Tho Pmpuc.
tors promise to safe effort sustain ta reputation
he paper has 0Hdy obtained ioi having ihe LATEST
MEMS
The Traveller contains, also. fhe fullest ald most
correct Clunarfa Marine and SrfsHfc 4ftcifs pub
istfd fn any HEfhLl Paper m hartoH Published
nr saturday mornings
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FLOUR.

VI '"' '''''' sT0RRs 4 FULLER.
Octohera.
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Greatest Cure in the World for Pain !! /!
A. Il. SMITHS
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
. E L e G II r &c OIL"


Rheumatism, Neuralgia stir Joints, &c. &c.
propose every disease, named directions
will forfeit Electric Oa CORNER WALNUT sTH STREETS
Limbs Piles
Ulcers Nipples Bronchial Affections swoed
Glands Neck PaptauOn all
minutes applied any patient female the
Y nnb ln nsLn n he ~.
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IFu NIT u r n

In ususual variety and styles. PARLOk sETs in
DANAsk, PLUSH, and HAIR CLOTH MAHOGA
Nv aud PAiNTEnCHAMBER suits, MARBlE Tor
TOlLE'T BUREAUS, and CENTER TABLES and a
verg foil stock OF Mahogany aud Walnut hofAs,
NOGktNG and PARLOR CHAIRS, CENTER and
SIDE TABLEs, EXTENSION DINING TABLE,
snd ALMOST every thing which helps make wellsoiee.
ted and aasofiod stock of House furnishing goods.
oval aud fLAlN, GiLT, ROSE WOOD and MA
unnAkN UAME
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Some Especial Benefit

within hour, and many are they who have been per-
foctly cured Of khcumatsm, Neualiga, Spinal and
bronchial Complaints, Group, Tic DolofeuX, Feons,
Cramps Piles Spfuins aud Hruisos, Cuts aud Wounds,
swolod Glands and stiff joints, sctuula and Etysipe
las soro Nipples and swelIod Broasis, Salt Rheum and
Cunkers in The mouth stomach, Efupuona and all
kinds OF sufoa (Hcadaohe Toothnche 10 i've or ten
minutes al.o, Chilllaiaa or Sore % Tender Feet IL
viii N. LLL.L
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FRIENDS OF HUMANITY.

70 you always disposed aid the suTeringl Il may
sppoaf incredible, after in vain tying all the wonder
iul medicines Of the day. that application ontef
nay and e. few drops taken Internally Of my igenune)
Electric Oil" will ~ very suddenly relieve the suf
from The violent pains YET BE- il fact tss
tilted BY good and good women, whose names are at
my office
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NEW STOCK
RICH FALL GOODS.
J. c.. EMERY

HAS received his new goods loTthe FALL an'
IL WINTER trade, eompnsinga mo'o extensive
and 5eautful assortment thau ho has eyoI before Of
fered. Consisting Of CARPETS Of heautiml nOLOhF
and DESIGNS, tn YELNEIHi IAFEsi klE7i thtes
~ Y afTpEnpfN ~ aud 40 the loWNr grades.
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OYSTERS
FRESII FISII
Probate Counts.

UHItN NUNII INs
STATE or VERMONT DROHATE Counts with
Washington Distinct, ss. I 1 ia and for the District
aforesaid will be held. 90 tho Probate Ofico n Mont
pcor, ON Tuesday OF each week, during The wear en-,
sui 's. HARVEY IlLDLN, Judge.
lsc. I 1855. II
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TO CONTRACTORS.

DPOPOSALS ARE INVITED TO CANAL NUT
II BUSH Greek. commencing at the bridge on the road
leading from W,llsboro to Warrenton, thence up the
creek about four miles.
1t is proposed straghten the channel Of the creek
practicable b: Cutting canal the bends
~ feet wide top slipping Ii feet at bo;omlhc
age depth about ectcc,rng out the old channel where
il is nearly straight.
Persons wishing contract requested to view the
ground and make proposals both for the canaling and
clearing
ANY communication addressed to JAMES TURNER
Wanlsboro', Granville Co.,. n. e., will receive prompt
attention.
january &c. 1856. lin.
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PROSPECTUS OF
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TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCh..S ED THE
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A, ID. 1856.

A.. ID. 1906.
VUNHE PUBLIC NAY TALK ABOUT THE CLAYTON
IL BUI.WER treaty and the BRITISH BULLION pow
err but whether is perfect imperfect treatment
towards us matters li,ie-he facts are: The British now
hold Malta and Gibraltar, Helgoand in the Baltic, Cape
and Ceylun the South and East Falkland ut
Cape orn Vancouver the Pacific Halifax, the Bermu-
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sea-hcreby commanding the world of waters; notwith-
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NIX MS HOU Sc.
FORMERLY MRS. BoRDEN's}
Hest Side HuitiDea.

lfotMERLf MRS BORDENS)
Hest Side Rait,quG
GOldsborOush. NC
IhiS extensive and well known public Establ shmo,, has
oeeh purchased and was reupened BY the Suscrir r,L
reception of guests on the 4th inst. " '' '"e
IL Is pleasantly and conveniently situated, in the cc,t
gl ana Is dlreGily opposite to- and WEST of the
Ticket Offices of the Wilmington and WcIdrn ,nd ,i
Cencral Railroad Companies where the cars sion om , .
ARRIVAL anu departure, and where FAITHFUL wI,
BE IN WAITING to take baggage and give such other ,n
'9 %, as u The traveller may require;
TIE HOUSE. has been reinodelled repaired and thor
o"gh'y renovated from cellar to garrett and furnished
throughout with New Furniture selected with sncI 'a
ana arranged with an single the comfrs of III. cas-
ual CUES: Or permanent boardc.. ''' '"''
THE TABLE
WI" De ricy furnished with the substanaIs the dantas
ana decaces OF the Foreign as well s domost;o
markets will be rendered tributary to the constnnt 1
winch Will be served the best STYLE by orderly dh;
ing and well trained servants - '''s
THE BAR
Will be Storehouse of the best Wines and T;,uous a
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which are among the best in the State have been nlacod in
the Keeping OF skillf and careful manager who will al
ostler and it will be among the chief cares of the
tor to see that horses Of his guests be well fed and thor
oughy groomcd. ~ ''
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House. while under the care of it's former propretss Mrs
Borden who gained for it celebrity the entire
Union. " '
August IA, 1865 ~
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eJUsT PUBLISHED.

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M UNTAIN HOuSE

CAPUN SPRINGS
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING RErv On, TO-,
Il by many southern friends to extend the nr ED
son, have determined to keep the Mountain "a sen Sea-
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COMPREHENSIVE.

ID F. PESCUD, HAVING THIS DAY FORMED
u Co-partnership with his bro,her-in-law George
w. GatIing, late of Gates county, N. c. will continue to
conduct the Ihosale and Retail Drug Business under the
firm of PESCUD GATLING.
We contemplate in short time enarging and improv.
ing store and shall keep much larger stock of articles
in our line than heretofore which with increased ia
generally unusually inviting inducements.
We are pleased to inform friends and customers thai
we have secured the valuable services of Mr.. Charles T.
Scott, for five or years with Williams Haywood,
and late of the firm of Haywood Scott who, with our
former assistant Mr. JOS H. Ward will unite with us IN
attending promptly to their wants, the most favorable
terms at all hours of the day and night. ,..
Our store will be closed the Sabbath but Mr. Scos
or Ward will be in attendance to execute orders for tie %
Our accounts will be presented for settlement on the a
July and January Of each year. unless are specimen
T. F. fEsCUD, GEO. W. CALLING.
$4,000 WANTED.
a Ill PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UNDhh.
appealed to for payment his old business must be c0'
"''D'O' '''A'' p.F. PEsCUD
Raleigh, January 5, 1856. u
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NJOTICE.-JOS. K. MARRIOTT HAS REMOVE
IL his Law Office, from the Smith building, to ne om and
the Court House, next door to Miller Rogers "
two doors from the Office of the Raleigh Register en
Raleigh, January II, 1885, N-e~'