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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-19

Partial Deafness and Discharges from The
Ear Dr. Hartley, Principal and Proprietor
of the Philadelphia Ear Institutions Is now
in Now York City, and generously offers 10
attend all persons suffering from affections
of the Ear, without charge, until cured
thereby proving his success unequalled, and
protecting the deaf from being swindled by
paving sclf-styled Aursts exhorhltant fees IN
advance, aud the nhcuon Of still more &C.
ri0us evils, by permitting the application of
dangerous remedies by inexperienced, and
unsNIliu hands.
DR. N. may here state, that lac hau no con
ucction whatever with any person adveris-
inc 10 cure deafness. Neither hns he given
permission for the publication of a certificate,
purpoulng TO emanate from him, and cannot
therefore. be responsible for any alarming
consequences resulting from rnshness and
desperation. The loss Of money may not
be material to some persons, but the dcprl-
yauon of one Of the most important OF the
senses, ought 70 be regarded and treated
With more than ordinary sonciiude.
Deafness noise in the head, aud all disa-
greenhle discharges from the ear, speedily
and permanently removed without causing
the least pain or inconvenience. A cure 10
an cases guaranteed where maliormauon
docs not exist
Thirteen years close and almost undivided
attention 10 this branch of special practice,
has enabled him 10 reduce his treatment 20
such degree Of success as To find the most
confirmed aud obstinate cases yield by :
steady attention 20 the means prescribed
The destruction by FIRE of the Institution
of which De- Hartley was the head, having
temporarily released him from his duties 10
Philadelphia, he will receive calls during each
morning al - Green Street, for one month
only
Treatment forwarded by Express 90 any
part of the United States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-19

j. G.. EMERY, has just received his foil stock Of
rich fail goods which have been solicited with caro- and
VIII BE- sold m small advance from cost In biz osten.
sNe Wate Rooms may Do found very large assortment
Of uapes Of al grades, including velyets Taposies
three Fly and Common beautiful styles decorative
fapof Hangings, something entirely new. Vou toh
fhHof and Chamber Furniture consisting Of Eisy
ohnns' sofas, Marble Center Tables, do Bureaus Ma.
hos'ny and Walnut Bedstoads, and richly ornamcntod
'hamhof Suits, ieiihon, Mattresses. Spring Beds,
Looking Glasfes, Picture Frames, Curuin bsnaska aud
Inmmiugsi Painted Windor Shades mud Curtain Fit-
tufa' ,all VI ehch b. most ierportaIy dedicated 20
tho genefou. puble aud will be rsHsrfp end SOLD
With hearty good will.
Montpelier, sept yes, IeJG "
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LIBERTY TO THE CAPTIVE
Notice worthy Tie Attention Of The Publ,

ftNHE grand question Is, when sick, whether Ia city
1 OF couutty, whrto shall we obtain a cure we
uuswrf foui tho vegetable kingiuni nsht means ap-
popfiaie 10 each disease, aud applicable 70 each tenn
rianent and constitution, h smllr Of true iehglon,
good Go live by aud 10 dio BY
Ma Capfon, formerly of boston celehiaieh scion
tide indan Roofmer, Taught iu caty H ihe hiat pfn-
cpies Of medicine, and sinco moro perfectly me rules
of combination by higher omar OF classics and Loo
tufofs Of our 20 formed schools and Erccca, aud haV
na proved tho yiuuo OF medicine and tho power Of aa-
tufe by tho bed side u the SICK iu many years "ouln
now inform tho public that she rosidaa az Montpelier
village, near tho UniOn House,
Having &c. hor possession rich assortment OF ihe
maze vegetable cimos, and vuuousy combined iOf
.onse she has almost invariably frlovedho patients
with very ltto medicine. And chronic casos consider
ed hopeless have been restored as many can TESTIFY
Every class NJ diseasas hna bren applied 60 hsr anl
especially those of female character and those OF
eiidfen who readily show thc benefit Of good medicine
aud tight nursing. The sex would do wen 70 con On
nor a. there h true merit In all her pfoschptions
/ Montpelier, Dec. 4, 1886 lu' w.
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ST. O O.
PRO CL A M A ITO N .

10 f Mayor and CnteHs Of Philadelphia and ne ONION
propose TO tfaat ny Electric oil on any oi RAen
naiism, Newtlfa, Paralysis, dstaa fies, 0oHf, r..
rtr and ArHf, Ttuer, FtioHs srfiiHfg Of all kinds,
Cramps. Dsane.s, and some oihor cases that have
uoatei successiullYl and 10 forfeit 20 public nst-
iuuons the Mayor may name 500 f my Genuine blec-
tuc oil does not mike chortual cure In each case.
A Gentlcman az Humhnufs Hotel, lMonipclef) used
% for Neuralgia, and says he bad tfcd n vain 10 sleep
nf twodays aud nshths face was dfe1dtully swollen
aud exceedingly painful By applications Of the
" Electric OIL, DO WIS entirely relieved and tn an
hour and half went to bod and slept nicely Tie has
bod uu return off bis disease although the weather was
damp and bad. u has never filcd 10 o single Of
Rheumatism Thefo Is much boz using the " I'll" right
Ny puio " Electric oil" a enough. Re CAREFUL oil
She counterfeit young scamps who use my certificates
tosol aud deceive tho people, Ouy Depot, that ID
n. T.. corner WALNUT and EIGHTH Street, Phiia.
dolphia. All my bottles must have my name In the
gia-s An tho cures advertised in ibis paper year
'Fo past woto nude hy my Ol-Como and SOC tho Ger.
Nhcltes OF $40 ctzcns.
O5. A. J.. SMITH, Chemist
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Jf!arkrtg.


AsurB-Tho market remains quite steady Tor Ashes
with isht stocks and a moderate downud Shles az
sls -fc for Pots and Aso lan pf Pearls 4i3 un's
have been x1otied TO Liverpool
COM FNCHANGE--in Com very little change hus
akon place The II wuok and ices have been almost
si4 tiouafY fl- month The sales oil southern
yellow hfyo boon principally al l0c w Stern mixed az
"a zoe and 5000 bushels white ne 43c per 1u Oats
arc pfuty but are held with muio hfmncss The sales
have lean small % 4-o pen bu. for Northern aad Cuna-
da 10 Rive the sales have been smlilat -t go per
bu f,f Southern aad Northern. bite Beans have
been In if demand Thc sales Of good nov have been
principally Cd 50 2,25, and extra poa and mario"
bing s 81 ~ pos hu.
HAY-The mnrkot for Eastern continues quite arm
with sales ai sl7 per ionf G sh
PROVIsI0Ns--The markel for PORK bias been qaiie
G'm during the week, with moderate receipts ANA laii
demand from the trade aud exporters. Dressed hos'
have been selling at 3 10 81 per lh bntet femtins
about the same last week. Choice quality whieh -
scarce BE- hcid pcitN tfn, but for other hna, lh' mt
Bet 10 dnl Nov York and Vermont dmnes have been
sohag ut p a3c per NJ. some choice qualify az "a
% lo sod Ohio and Canada at 10 &c per 20 49, %
guahtg Cheese hns been boz steady demand ut
10 2c per Do, as 90 quality.
NOOI.-1ho marset continues TO sustain very inl
pdccs for aoooo Wool with good demand TOT manu- G
tufefs.
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Cambridge Market, Dec. II.

Market 81 cattle, coo beoyes 2ll stores consist
10 Wnfkiug oxen, Cows and Cnlvesi f'etlings'
% and THEE Years Olds. 100 80
-ud quality $500 thud quality $500 900 ofdna-
~, $3.50.
Working Oxen slQ0 $40,
Vows aud CaYcs-S1o o..
lrailugs- sic a 90
Two feaf olds-Slju %,
Thee yoais olds-s25 a 40. ,,
5000 200 per bend by iut-s200 To 300 oueh'
hemaiks-ihe market for beef was quite biish'-,
inees about the same last week. some sales o'
snail cattle wuro made at slight advance The sup
ply OF shoop sufficient for the demand there was
no change IN pcus from last week worthy OF nplloe'
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Machines for Family sewing,

Of ifail and delicate construction, tecommonded
by other manufacturers. Such machines are made TO
catch the eye. not perform substantial work. The
truth is Family Sewing Machines ought to be stronger
than any other because they go into less skfu hands
than when sold to manufacturers, aud ufe used lot
greater vauoty Of work. The machines which have
proved best for MI other purposes must be besuoi fa-
lily ind they Singers. The speed Of our ma
chimes has lately been doubled. No other compare
with thom in quantity OF work.
Now Machines Of tho latest improved style will DO
exchanged liberal terms fer old Sewing Machines OF
mako, or Tor operative machines Of other man
uiactuer. local agents wanted to sell our machines
n. bah peisons desiring full information about
Sewing Machines, obtain II by applying for copy
orr. NJ. Singer 4 Co.'S Gazette," paper devoted on
tifoly TO the subject It will be sent gratis.
I. NJ SINGER co.
Principal Office, 32J Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES:
a. Hanover Stree, Bostnn. l42 Chestnut H., Phila.
% Westminster st, Pfovideneol05 Baltimofs st. Baltic
pa Broad r.. Newark, NJ East Fourth ST. Cincn
3i7 broadway, Albany, N. Y Chicago, Illinois.
Glovorsve, New York as N. Fourth 81. ST Louis
9s Chapel st. New Haven. 81 - Charles st. N. or.
n buchanan 81. Glasgow, 20 Duphin st. Mobile.
Scotland. l0;3m
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Clarkels Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGMsn REMEDY.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from O Prescription Of Sir j. CLARKE,
w. d.. Physician Extraordinary 10 the
Queen.
This invaluable modi0un a unfailur 30 the euro Of
III those painful nnd daugefnus disorders Go which ho m
male constitution be- subject u modoutes all excess
ana 'emovos 700 oD'ifucupus nnd sneodg cure may Doc
teuei ou.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
% peculiarly suited ltoh, BOB short lime, bring on
Che monthly period with regularity.
Zach bolle, Price Doe Dollar, hoafs tlo Government
Stamp of Gtoat Britain, Go Prevent coautcreit,.
CAUTION.
Those Pills should NOT ha token by females that are
pregnant during nt6sf ttrss moatt, as they afe sure
90 buae oa Miscarriage, Doe az every other time and 90
c,ofy other easo. They tfo perfectly SOTO.
Sole Agents iof tao uultai siaio. GOD Caaada.
BALDWIN & Co.,
Rochester, IS. y.
FUTILE & MOSES Auburo. - Y.GtsrsAl Aatsrs
o.. si0J pod postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized Agent will ensure bottle OF the Pills by
return mail
rof sair bY FRED. T.. SMITH, Montpelier. whole
alo Agent ioi Vermont J. 81. Henry, Waterbury. and
by oae druggist in every toua Boz Doe uahoi states.
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COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPEF



STATE OF VERMONT Ar ptobnie CouH held
ui-iuci of Randolph, SIS. - 90 Wellington within
and r the District atnfosad, on the ninth day OF De-
combo- A. d., ls5b
Al Instrument purpoltng 10 b. the last win aud
Testament ul El Sioue, late Of Miliamsi0wn 90 said
district deceasod proseuied 20 tho Court hero for
Pfoh,te by Boninnin r. stone, tho Executor toTUio
named.
Therefore. IA 10 ordered by said Court, that public
notice ho given m persons concerned Wrrein, TO ap-
pff before said tout, nt session thereof 90 be hold
az A. Bipelow = nei n Wiliamsiown in SAID ds,fict
on tho 5th day Of January, A. lelI and contest tho
pto3ato OF said N, aud II further ordered that this
order he published three weeks auecossvey The Nof-
moot Watchnan and state Journal, nuNspH per print
ed Montpoef ibis State, tho last Of which shall
ha previous TO tho day assigned Aforesaid for hear
iug
Given uader my hand at The Probate Office, at Wash
ngtou tins 9th day OF December, A. D., 1856
II IL A WHITE. Jndrn.
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IN hocndiay Document The Presidents
message. Remember It's charge that the
North desire to interfere with the domestic
institutions Of the South. Could there be
anything better fitted to encourage the slaves
to insurrecuon? Why should they doubt
OF receiving aid and comfort from the North,
when the President denounces the North as
an enemy Of their masters
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-19
a N A. Hohart. Jr's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, VHE Hon. tho Probate
distinct OF Randolph, Is. I Cout wI said Dis
uitt, Of Randolph, A.
10 u persons concerned 10 tho estates Of Adam llo-
bait and Adam Hobart, Jr., late Of Randolph deeeas-
ed, Greeting. ga
Whereas. samuel sparhawk aud Aon1o Smith, Ad-
nisitstofs OF tine estates of said ceceHset, request
snd Coun 10 allow them the uuhrt time OF seven
months iom and aef the pom dal Of December, a. D.
is5G. 10 make payment OF tho hnii dividends on tho
Jis and close the settlement OF the osatus here
ioe Won are hereby notified that sad application wi
hi hoatd al session of the Probate Couu 40 0 hgn hl
the Hotel ia West Randuph the second tuesday OF
lnnu1ty A. o.. 1857, at which tino you my he heuia
IN tho premises Aud This order shill be published
three weeks successiyoly In tho Vermont Waterman
ana state Iuutua nDwspt ~ pfihsrd at Monipohe'
in his state the last of which publication shall Dc 10
fo,e Inc day ussgnod Tor bearing as -ioieslid' -,
Given under my hand At the Probate once Ai wash
'Hs''"i "'i s.ay A. A. WHITE, Judge.
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RoJ5sry. On the night Of November
Dist. Mr.. James Gold had bis peddlng cart
broken into while at Thelford Hdl. and
about fifteen hundred dollars worth Of goods
was taken. John Huntington and Lumo
Moody, we're arrested on suspicion, and
brought before justice Niles, for examination.
Huntington, was discharged, and Moody
was bound over for appearance at court
Fumsr.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
John Gi6ford's Estate.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by ite Hon
| To,st. Court for the District nf Randolph Com
nissianets Co receive, ca tmine and ADJUST Hi claims
ADD demlnds of al persons, against ho estate o John
i1sr ltto a. Randolph in sad dstrct deceased top
seuted insovrn nni ihe torn OF six months from Mo
stb da, m oct lest, being allowed by said CONT 10
tbo creditors Of sai deceased Co eAhiht und prove
tber respective claims before U.S. Give Notice that
, Win attend Tao the duties OF nppIulmeat ui tho
dgsliinr house OF the Widow Cynthia Clifford DO Han.
dsllb iu ssid District On The hst Satwdly Of Apnl
ne.f al nine O'clock iu the forenoon 90 SAID day,
AMMl HUFFMAN,
BENl.G G.. FISK, CommissttHfrs.
XEBINA WHITNEY,
B.ndolnh tlct. 9th. 1856. lcaN
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that a meeting Of tho
~ stockholdefs OF the Bank Of Montpelier, under
,cehaIor of 1855 will be held at the bankius House
of thc Rauk OF Montneef, The ID Tuesdiy Of lAa'
uarv next at O'clock r. 81, for the pufpo'n 81 elect
Tvs Nv EP. JEWErr, President
Montpelier, Dec. Sd, 1856 1851
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Vinegar,

by the blrrrl orsmlllorq u.ntty iorsflah by
- Dee. /. 1856 PALMER g. GRAVftN
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The great Family weekly Paper

THENEW YORK LEDGER bus now attained the
extraordinary circulation OF ono hundred and ninety
thousand copies, The LEDG = 4 3. devoted 70
POLITE LITERATURE ORIGINAL TALES,
SKETCHES, POETRY, ESSAYS, GOSSIP a CUR
rem NEWS, aud muiutaius hish mofhl tone. u
Is evc1ywheto acknowledged 10 be ihe bot family pn
per IN the wofld Hence its eNuluuidafy aud uuheafd
Of popularity. Mr.. BONNER, The proprietor OF The
LEDGER, employs tho best talent In the county and
by 30 doing makos tho best paper. such wftofs az
Fanny Perm, sylranus Cobb, Iri nGd Emerson hoo
mott, afa permanently engaged 90 II, aud VIII wntn Tor
20 other paper heioa6et Ms. sigourney also,
constantly wiitos for % do host OF oinof popular
authors, including MIS- Euma u, 4, N, routhwuihi
Alice Cary, Mrs. Vaughan, hdry w. stanley Glib
son, Clara sydney, A., sc. Tho.LEDGERi Is beau
tiuily uiu-tfs.todeVery woet.
The NEW YORK LEDGER Is printed on beautiful
white paper, and Is composed OF eight pages making
the handsomest weesly paper in The oounuy. II y
published every Saturday, anG sold a;cl ,hn nvws OIL
cesin every city and town throughout the couatfg
aud 10 mailed to subscribers al tao dollars per an
mum two copies ore sent for three dollars.-Any
person obtaining eigh subscribers AT 5Oraeh (which
Is our lowest club facs) and sending u Sl2 will 10
entitled 10 one copy Fee Terms invariably Ia adj
| ynuce. Address oil Letters TO
/ ROBERT BONNER, Publisher Of New York Ledger
| "A Am sueet New foik
| n. R.--Now 10 good iime TO subscribe ~ EhMEh
| SON HENNErIis Great OUginai Novel OF FROM
| TIER LIFE. will DO commenced 10 the LEDGER %
| he inst Of January. les2-
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THE TRIBUNE FOR tSj1.

The Election IL past and be- result proves that iho
Voc evolved ea iha Republican parry De- not soi com.
to cou9ty-iu Nov England Nes-Tait Ohio and the
Nuuh. Ngst-ihr Republican banner floats tn triumph
wnlle go southern Iosoy, ronnsylvania, ladaua and
linn' -in shof wherever TOW newspapers afo taken,
and whcfo common schools to io1 now and too foobe
lo hove educated iho present generation of tho
BLACK ig vt slavery ulstrucis tho sunshina stfan.
gofto America might Distinguish those portions vi nuf
country most blessed with Education, Intelligence.
lhui anl Virtue, by scanning Che foiufns Of h6 Pros
id'ntHl cnnfcst OF l-iN. We have ried of nftseut
success uo because ho People aio against us hut be-
caus" tnt large poIuol who did NOT boar of rcud tho
Argument 1nd do not know what were Che teal ques
tons 10 issue wont almost solid against us, tovcfsng
Pho vofdiei which Tho rroat majority of the educated
and Intelligent cudenyorod to pronounce.
ID, lhcse facts Indicate tho path Of pressing duty
WIN no nnmauly fo innings what BE- irrevocahlo-
With no g11tcmcui of heart of hope because the tfi
umph 90 Liberty in hnf new ORDEAL not won 90 iho
ong l'land nud White llsins of her struggle eth 90
shadow Of regret thor The responsibility of governing
Dot corhded 90 her champions before the People were
iuly to'dy iH sustain hem begin nifosh tho work
Ut du.ing that vital truth which, n regard 40 the con
indeed Now, 10 iho slave Powot'. hoNdl, Of victory
when ' ministers and sorvitari gathering and plot
ting Goo makr the most Of thoir Triumph aud " ofush
Guy ih' splni which hey yainly beove 90 bocfuciGed
and rniomhed-uow. WHOM tho fliutholtioi or cold
hearted who lately hlskcd iu The suHshino Of or pre-
mature hopes at0 hHuing of to foplr damages and
talking of abandoning The rugged aroma of Politics fo
moro quiet aad nowoiy holds-nuw, boo this hour o
wehfi't.. and shadow, IHE lHuuSn roueas iIs vow|
Of eternal husufy tu evou ium tyranny over .he
bodies or souls OF meuto tho shHmo i assumption tha
ho htnrhtrd and iohc whohrr BOO soul zoo body ate O.
he reg ded bod treated iho convenience or iho pre-,
OF iHor visor or stronger bfcihfrnfo tho domination
OF desNo' Hud olelfets whcthof Of rmrifor or plIn
ituonHfH Che ousHyuis of cities uud kinadoms n Eu
foro 90 ur breeders of chIron Tor me auction bloci
and ihe cotton Geld boo Virginia or i,hlma.
rye d'orine hli n1 human being was over cfoat Cd
ldf ihc uHnoht OF advantage Of uuuherthit al service
set"een msn aud nno should pc free and reciprocal
ihh We 1hoier should mot ioil aHd swoa, 90 plmpo
uih'H pride or minister t1oihefs' Injury but for ths
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Mrs. Sally Demmon's Estate.

sTATE OF yRdMoNr, Is foS ,so, ls6 e.,
M n',,ct an be iath day Of december, A. d., 1886.
E. Is. Neweonb, administrator on tho estate Of Ms
SAL, Dommon ata OF Waterbury, 10 said disict de-
ion nj the time heretofore alowed him IN which 10 pay
e debis duo from said estate and 70 fendo MS admn'
imton account unti some luiute day NhelenPon, u
"a order,d by said Court shat said appoluon DO heaia
AT the Pfuhao ONCE IN Montpelier on 'he ON gay o.
January 1857 and Il Is flnhqr ordered, that noliee pe
iv,n 20 an persons concerned by the pupcauoh o W..
la IN tbe Va Natchmnn a stlto Iouual, printed az
Nontpshe three weeks succossivoy before suid near
] log, ny eiuvl /" |IsNnu' upaprft Reoiste,
! A tfue copy OF iocod-
kusst, T. MERRILL, Register
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A CARD.

10 Duer.sis and .Nersianfi of pernoah
For the convenience of Dealers and individuals Of
uis state, hlve appointed Mr. FRED. D.. SMITH, Of
Montpelier, my Wholesale Agent, and he will be ~ ~
timct supplied with ali sizos vt my GENUINE
ELECTRIC OBJ I would urge upon Oh doalofs IN
Medicine GO otdrf from M Smith supply Of my OF AZ
ouro that they may he able 90 hn earliest de-
mauds Ito will also furnish each doalHf with Show
Cards, Posters and 1000 Circulars, with their name
maton)
IL. SMITH, Chsnit.
PHuApEtFHit.
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THE ILLUSTRATED EDITION or
IRVlNG'S
Life OF Washington.

Life OF Washington.
= p PUTNAM & co. wi commence 30 few
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Monthly PaIt- Prea IS c.uis e'rl
Each yulumo will consist o. "a parts, handsomely
printed n imperial octave lhe whole work will be
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ciudng Portrait. aud Original Historical Designs, by
Win numerou, Wood Cut. aud Maps. Each part
viii coatan at least 32 sge und ooe engraving on Steel
every Other part Will have Two steel plates.
TERu. o. PurLirAuos.
Z. Zach semi monthly pau- containing as above spe-
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.. AL sub.cubors must tnstee 90 take the entire
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D The second and sassoqlrn, volumes will be- i.su.
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regular iutcrvi Ne Of two weeks.
Among tho llusi'aiiuns nr ndy engraved, or nearly
completed, arc the following poatRAlrs ,on stetHi
Gen Schnyef Gen. Chts. Lee,
Cen Putnam, Ser. Henry Lee,
Gen. Arnod, Cot. Nuuiuio,
Ger. Green, Gen. Wayne,
Gcn. Ward, Con, Clniuni
CEN Knox Roh't Norris
Con Montgomery, Gen. stark
Con 81 Clair, Con Hamilton,
Con Lord stciln1, Gen. Gates,
Gen. Baron -toubeu, Gen. Clover
Gru L. Fnynuo, Ger. Ntf w Have,
Cen. Count Pulskii 500 Henry CLINTON
Gen. Lincoln, l.ofu infnWslli',
ten. Morcer, Con Nuig1Juoi
Washington from Che Picture D., poa'e.
Washington, from the picture hY lrumlull-
. tNa hinaiu1, from The picture hy Muitmuilerf
Warrington, from the picture hi stuart
Washington liom ihf picturo of laudon's Bust
WI.hing on, lfom the picture of iirutou's Statue.
Washington, from the picture of Browne statue,
Washington, from lhe original profile.
Mo. Washington, lsafr plumitl
Mrs Wnshiugtol, from Stuart
Miss Phillips, hom original picture
itLUsrRAroNs oN srgEL
Historical Scenos lchiehy irum ongiull designs.l
Site ct Washiustan's Birth Place.
Mount Vernon, hroe vtews.1
Warrington us surveyor
Washington 40 Font Necessity
~ Arlington sur ewing the Dismal swamp,
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singers Sewing Machines.

THESE celebrated machines are In practical ana
profitable uso innll parts Of the civilized world
In all tho vaiiOus trudos aud Ia sewing every sort OF
fabric, either Of cloth leather, thoy have been fully
tried and approved. Sewing machines Of other manu-
hctuter ofon fail 10 work, but SINGERS MA
CHIMES ALWAYS OPERATE PERFECTLY, be-
ing strong, durable, and complete in eontivanco and
workmanship. perfect sowing machine Kept employ
ed affords ooar profit Of 900 year but m impar-
feet a Of constant vexaton and losr The
eutire reliability Of machines s one great reason
Tor their ugparnl ieled popularity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-19

50 50lIOhn llapnal, IFfoeman Hm'th, ld3
% alO0l Ioseub ocean d. Iosrph Bonson's Hsta 3 9e
& 3 38lWm. Ashhfdge Edward Heaeni 'a@
aud "a much Of said lands will bo sold at public auction
All the dwelins hause Of 4. s. Kellogg Ia said Woroes
Ter on tho last Tuosdiy IN Druombef, A. d. 1880 at
Ten O'Clock 10 the iofenoen, aH shall DO requisite 10
discharge said taxes with costs, unless previously paid
Dated at Worcester, this INST day OF December, A.
u. 1856. l0.3w A. l.. VAIL fifst Constable.