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Va EXTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE,

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT or TIE UNIVERSITY OF
NASHVILLE.
TEE NEXT SESSION Of tlis college VIII open Monday sp
The classical facility
engineering modern
nneuAgss. preparatory attached embracing
yGars The military adopted eheetEA
u preeTv good utEr eennSys regular hEhs and
FL
The n University mz1ricuanlr
The Military College ma
For CHlaaEue regulations Amply
D. Z. IDHNSON,
Nashville, Tenn, July, Is55- superintendent.
July Gl-1tuw mdEcps
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LAIhOBE5 JLSIILE5' FhACTlLEg
In v8une Ga pages s1perne paper from
wpes anc bsana in sheep. Prirs ss
TUE last uanA 81 this published in ln4 IA had betE
q print Since been
u1ns in The Ae In ta
trrra imprisonment lr dea aboshed justices haRe
had eiS HIscietian enlarged AuAGinent Judgment Aarh
against ant and RhsCaadRE dUendaB Felesn have
been aaaad The laws raHln the cn40sed population
brn lnaalea he district haH passed the
act repealed married have had them and
tnnRgh Legislature has ReOFIad al plead
Ing which promises sBpersede period
publication "a h edition Of Justices Frae
hage thNre been ButicHd
q e wk has been Fcwten more ropous index han hereto
rt EE aHsenhE referred H.
hunarcd ATTY the
Agrapbs relating them In fespcet besVed af
work improved AZ well as enlarged.
Aag6-4f6,g 8 u, ,El5Aag
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T1r befttv against HpHnuH uf ~. D.
GruhM" shall pHnucure purrv Who
ruYVaElc1 balls ThE UCuuIueI EratrC Cn D.
- CH1naeu ~ pfles ana 1uhn Wt
ltaFns Huntington, Bon q k1surHurfh tuOg ~
currhes n uuY3 ND 7uA hsdsAFHR
whnse uauHs hsvs puhs6 FlnfudcrliH Learrr.
TIE whtsuis assssrs Phlsdtl
unY ~ s fzscslW u cunHlnE In Eafr1shuu Pa
1ahH Npwlhr kmgun hraEH there. fhr
tuuHruurs-us ~ Na~ntBs who s'ssnrlsa
aun ~ tnaa vaiHutkt remedy.
Purtsnrrrr1A, Muy :, Isl6,
prurr asf uvzrr5gtt fErnt~lnzf
La 81 ~ PruG Errfnc Frs. Wes1
Fadrpia, fsumssr ~ Eparuuuk, Montgomery c1ur-y,
rrumnrrr nurnin 0naau - Fuwrt H-n-
HuFiEs EEynnd Prardnf shingles md rnEd
trFuat, epruEn Ctuuf S.TnF fur urG
Hauv ChusrsF LBsf jutaHs 81 turus and Bui sveE
ptgtlHrn athfrn.
prurfetar, E4 old larr
d drdera murf ss uddrraana rTurEvu t1r rNuuurs
rrvE EE&N. uE GEATI.
nlf rrrr y saHaI atraet. nsr- ghrgrsruF.
Fa4 rar ~ EUAELEs ETgTT.
Iu'r IN-F washington y &.
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10 any Arnor.ey pewsaw 90 tas uf Ntr-
rfufn y
y N land slaves e-csnaaa "
srwipe heirs nf nNvd Anrun. ksHfuckT.
n u suuh caroaun Hweraus ~ me- IssR
af ChuHs HHmnn Sueed alu0
81
yrn ANY ururpeY parsuu gve
nHarnrmasum
atlrv heir NJ David kawun
Yuu w pseusn nsasus Eshn Fv- wr~iinrrun cY
arrfut aapsrar 1855 esurrr r. Gruuey
Frfurah. ErurutFv. sftur fhHi time
Aur g-saHft6hrr7f
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bhitea states court OF CEAIma
unaeisgna ,9hh = DeyefsHI q hc~ foIE cry, ane N
-"puist ~ -. - Aa0 eohiAenafs
=, ~ .oT-rrwr ~ - go - s1.3,~ " ' " si"-li
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~ ,, ~ -. ss aJ I as ~ - y 80 a. " - -
- - aI.es - Y - -. - -, TT. ~ 80 s-3 N eN
wasHinE0n- fniornuOp oalms
Sh,oh have been a any TIME sfars Canguss Department.
Dc ien's'ea = '"0s upon % :, ss as RTS.,"a
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-, = = gz,y4s TTyssI ~ - ~ y --
r,,.,o.,r. -. -
A~A "N
OTFrCE {, 3. PEErrrxrrAET, D. c.,
Washington, AuEunt 6, lisa.
yFArrD ppOpnEAIs v a, rrr-9,pa NJ ss gs ,Bsl Mo-,
- -, 90 'SF '' - 'F' 'A' i'' ~ '''s ~
80 go n ,-.fg .v.,,.s -s -s ,r,x 81 r,.s,, 80. 80
~. sflap sgsod - ~ ~
% ons shns al anlrsrs coal cua mus, b. s,-un sns
,T's rom s"s or ether 'e'sn sus''HnoS 2ao pounds
To a.errd nn nr hsfrs ts F-a of r~tsr rsg NJ rh
places Puuiieutnry grounds drrun
THOMAS T-WORNI-FV
Wurarn
For EaEr
-. - -. - -, - - - -, ~, =.
- sisn .ss5,s.-s ,ss, s. s -. = ~ - P'AH''
- ]. THohNLktr
1'1o N@fa"n
"
SETUATHoNs defiroa Tor TIVE young ladies
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Latrobe's Justice.


LUCAS BROTHERS. 40 Market street Baltimore Maryland
have IN RTuasg and VAL pahah Monday August le, l5a
q ssfE 1af
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Medical College or Georgia

Medical College OF Georgia
Auuurrs, JAY, IslG.
EE tVgurY-fEh rputur g1lmgH inrarHuun Eu
1 zoe frut Nunduv La November urr~
~ Neutuu ". n, Anafamv.
L y esrtin, NJ b Marrs sesca, Therapeutics Efrsaa
4 ETs N ~ ols,srur and rizruscs a' waren sad n
aHu
H. " ~ xn,sr X n P8ysialory Pafhopgianl AHular-v
Mtsnus w. n. Frufe%~nr
Cunphrn, o. surcai Cauparstves and Micros1oFoa
huurrmv
r. Curuphea, M n. nrrBnuutrnflr urA Auuin1nv.s
g B.. wlaunun NJ. o. Assia1nut psufnnairutCr.
tHrt1t urfras. "a r. pruurrur prulaspf uf surgery
cuirs lcetures wtH y sevsra rtay the Cy BoEptia
1Haanmv,
Mstriruuua iirFut Jto tafun r--r-. ..--.-.
Pr fu--hsr rarrisular.. uprsyts q. ! NEWTON,
4aT l5-~dIm bsHn-
ToALf CUALt-Wt arR nsv rureivfnE-
y Pine Ku0l, Gu8a wit-Bsh cnsE
Esek Wine Trsfd, LFhu's Nsry raa ash costs
Als1, Cumberland iafHp mna susit.s' cual.
Nooa - hs hasg T"alffr aivHys - hnna-
0as tHro uBarr cavcr a.aan pnunas tnc an.
4. ~. NJ, CALI
Northwest lssa and G sfrsrts, Nc. ~.
N"r s-&d ttutl
wiIKaFds' Hotel
J. G. d M A. WILLARD,
PsurrBtausua aurnas and Fyprfss-th trrs,
wushtvrtrn p, G.
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CnUCnTJ0S-A young iRer, r-nduas a. CllutnH
II ~ uafituta resisting
ubsiurg suuoa psrsFErsss t-urhsr -
tVrviula pgfrnd -ufirfsrarY
.nnuura rb rwen Address r, ~. Hursinn
G ~. Black nfvrF. feITatg1n county, New u1As
nurL-s1ahr
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On the Presidential Eection-the Attitude Of Parties
the Duty Of Southern Mani daliFered In the House Oi
Representatives August q, 1855.
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Law Partnership
r. 2 vALTEE. l. IANTN.
DCB~ET J. WALKER Luy1s gANTN have turruua . par,
n nEssp rana-rueuf trial suprrrus
Unigrd SfstnE ne C0u n Cluiuus- Addrsa
washington CRY ?, O. Jun a-s~d1fm
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FOR SALE.


E&[F- FOR SALE 10 CLOSE & CONCERN
sF e-Tha sjr HARRIET AND JESSIE. i5T Ions fe@is-
n sEaer, hull Portsmouth, n. H. and ir-e
c0ie9r, nHd copper fastened. Nud well found iii >s and
9n. rart wishing purchase her where rhe
low ii 1t Pelican Dry Dock. For terms apply the captain
1,a.rr,
a,.gE GEO W. HYNSON ( co. 8 Cnrn Street,.
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eS- I. @. q. F.--Crescent Lodge No. ., meets
every rIIrE>n4T ETENlNG in room, Ho l. ndA fr!ows'
lHtll Uncet--S. l.. BUTLER, y. C.: +. r IH0SIE, :.
g.; GEO SEYMOUR. Secretary; F. X. BARbOT Treas
,,r,r; l.. N. JAHAE. Per Secretary. ii
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FOR RENT.

o. FOR RENT. THE STORE NO. 3lp CAMP
fs! ii!-s ttSr, t"i'eT~, Sl'rrN A lit> Fly
III we'll hiapted For the Fanny Millinery. Dry Goos,
Fun nH.inc~S.
\ |HAWF UJE No. ~ Enronrr Ir;,vccr Giral AID Tu
with very large yard, suitable nil 'r Wood
va L! De..vr, furniture DeItol. Mi.eai Wafer Natc
! PLEASANT DWELLING HOUSE with seven .oonls
+, -' NsM, etc, the Of Case tuI Ito
~, -.
s'os;p,r.s, ssplyto JAMES DESlAN.
~ i .5 Iaay,9
81 FOR !tEiNT-THE FOCE STORY BRICK
ET51 STORE fronting New vee and Fulton sreis tll;rd
81 ~. 4oTe GisoI st:cct. Apply to
-e@l # SO. ii ''rinIn street
Sc, EUit RENT or LIE 4 sE1-Sf:V2F4 Il Ul7tI
LII Dtrn-uy nryales Qprnrry P!ipl,lJ CAMP! 11l,lr
a, t:l o!er streets lie t!.s iistIic
JAMES DeSBAN, Office DC Corn,,ou street:
ie&4 I'm Residence. ltl tit-' Vet sisc't.
-. 80 nfiNT-TllAT FINE FOUR STORY iIDI'SE
- I-pHItpGR4 erect we'll known M "f,tt 5
49,. EiiE NuIe where she has successfully KEPT Tor he
s' SHE Hill rent il for boarding house,
.lje nIeni5 retire in Jane Persons
oi L. we'll :" IL and examine for themselves Crrllas
-, Vi boarding npuse IN. city,
lie tfr!s.-e vii! be- >"id loss. ali
taAh ifHUs;E s'UEt RENT AND FURNITURE Fur
fri !.i..t s!Vry &Gck Dwelling siuf Forth
81 :e of tu street, between Basin and Ftukiin s;rrl
iHi4. corriIyr, r r and dining room; three five l
The s"r mi topr, besides several good bed ro IN
servants lrtrtrE c0ti cistccii .i srlt
III" de ul summer residences in Tie ely having
Tie i II fttt Of lie summer breeze The aeis Lbor!oct
s..Ft!y = r,.l'#lt.e.
Fer f particulars, apply the premises No. 212 Canal
bel WI: Basin art FrttlkIi ST al f
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=, .. ROifFafITsOS d CO.. 3FF:.tHi.9:
y. AGENTS Il Poydras street. Nov Uil.Ers,
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

Bqp Not1cc.-The Officers and Members of
Perseverance Company No Ii hereby notified attend
n Regular Monthly MeetinE TUESDAY EVENING the
M M l''' t." Join CONNOLLY, Secretary.
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GIWtS PITCHER. GOOnRTCEI ( co.
l.lItINIA NEGROES ENR SKI

ar VIRGINIA NEGROES FOX SALE.-
~ TIN subscriber has Just arrived with likely ni Q: Ne
m !fKUES consisting of Men and Womeu-Fied Hands
~ N-rmic Cooks Washers and roncrs, and lioase Ser
II- which he will sell reasonable for cash or GOOD
city 'rf"e VIII continue TO receive lots Of Negroes gu
the
- ,ItWSf% JOHN D. SMIIN.
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:CCESSION OF MARIANA WEBER, DECEASED

SLEtE@N-fIN OF NAHTANNN W7.i]F.K, NETEASEIl
WIFE OF GEORGE ULIMEIER.
81 TQUENE K THOMAS, . Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, the 27tll December. 1856 at IL
~ o'clock, hAiks Arcade. will De sold and
!nt Of otr from The Honorable r II. Morgan, Judge
O. Tire Ser11! isIci Court Il NV Orleans, dated November
Eth. lt56. Tor account Of NHiI succession. viz
l>t. Y~3ceriniH LOT uF GROUND sit'atel in the suburb
Washington Third District q this city, designated by the No Q
and 10 Of sQu.Fe No conle within 4:thoomew Casaclvo
NAAt and irtttnen street, plan drawn by BHssUl dated
2Jtl Nay is}H SH:t lots measure u, fellows. viz:
Lot NJ y feet Inches lines front Bartholomew
by Ia feet II depth between parallel lt,rs.
l n" i" forming HE corner q ',"hro; measures II fest
said Hartlni iy liz it,t depth between
parallel l"s Tier with r dwelling house ansl ul
p~''reli!cE !iIc..lU.
Ii rp" ground situated ii tie district Of this
Gig in Mat at suburb Washington. known the Lescls
district; ti lot makes Z" lots NO" l. oant ,tste
= The general n Of laid district, 18th February, 1882
deposited in tie office o T. I.'ct, g. feet front
rsel tFc"; tewe MvfeHH ana trt- 10y 800
iept! American together with story wooden
building aip! jflpT"v, It:5 thereon.
rs teNs-t ash.
g tc'. If sale i:.vre r. j. KERR, " p, At the expense
O: the l'.cthi.str.
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SUCCESSION DE-. JOHN s. THACkER, DECIDE.
PAR r. Is. SYKES, Eucan,tur.
11aRlfI, EOvenlbre 25ln. n midi, jusfc on
M Ia residence de le I.ce. DIES
r1e- Religion Celeste. ACCOMPLISHMENT, de 10
Honorable de "a de Solvtilt Orleans le
AHifti, tl,ttr.c!lIi 4 CGttc
II Mules;
ID I)rays ltarnpis lccnce.
I'olr argent cuin,ni.t. rl+ q 81 y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25

no,tOn Mari1et---Jan. rs.

AuHtDD Nh1iAA tt---Atkns lDs
ASHEs-Tne market continues very quiz
ct i1r Pots ana Pearls, aud Toe stock i- So
small prices are f1r the most part nominal
SlIcs Of Pots at7i a7i C.. and pearls at &c
per 10 cash.
CORN ENCHANGE-The Flour mar
kct the past week hus continued quite as tn
active as previously noticed The demand
from tbc trade hns been quite moderate, bot
prices of good sound Flour commute to be-
maintained, oud tns market az the close Is
quite fra with more enquiry. lhe sales
nave been at ~. - 30 f0r common brands
Western; 81 90 q . tor ordinary aud good
fancy brands. and 81 ION II per boil for poor
ana -upanur extras including ST. Louis
and Gcnesor. Canada extras hsve been soI-
ling 100 smlIl lots lt $500 1850; and tan.
cy at - ey,25 pea Dbl Buck~nent has
been 100 inolefatc demand ats l,5J 2,7j per
100 lb be- arrivals cot Corn hive been iair,
but prices have raised very iiiie since our
last. ne sales have been some $4,000 bush.
els new Southern yellow ar Use % 81 per bu
the mlrhut closing 90 y1c. auj Wu.te az % "a
9lc per Boo. Oats hlSe been 30 very taIr dee
mtud lhe stles htye ranged from 80 d SIC
prr bu ior Northern aud Canada. Rye L.
scarce, aud tnr slies hove been ,u,ell 90 : -
goa - par bu. ~ uuo Bcansufe duIl aud
prices teud downward Tine -ul,s nave rang
ed irtn $ 5U 275 per hu, as tu qutliy.-
tauadl Pens n.e dull aud have been cold al
~ at,Uj pee ou.
nay Eastern hi- been arriving more
freely, out inr market is nnu 40 sli pee ton,
cash, 20 winch sales 90 a lalr eXeut have been
nude.
uOpS-Thc market continues very dull
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RES ORATIVE

s. mo- dnult, the must lirfiul discovery Of this
! ago OF pn-tsss. The iolloUtng b nom dislin-
suish C. muluief ct the in dicai profession
-. Paul, January /, 1855.
Piof %. J. Wool--Drnt SUI un.uhen ed sond
you ts rrfiiheaie- Amer heIng nruty bold Ter long
ume, aud fhoi ptng uii the hai r'stofauyrr tAtni.
wus inducH un hrutiug OF y"urs, 60 give it tf.ll
ll4cui self ga tte huHds ol hltltr, and had COS
head we'll rubbed Wiih gssl ,ii hrusI anI tho Roo
iorliite then iIp aud yell rubbed n, "a The scale
aas al' CLAW Tins repeated efi mpfnins, und
tn thfro week thu young ha appeared ind grow fi-
ally from August lIst uptu the present tinir ADD "a
nov thlrt hta,k uni sifnns su aud pleasant 40 fho
touch shcfeus % lore u wac haish unt WHY, what
nut. thefe was Oft tni thlt ittu was dfsHproarus
fupidb .pU u-e Your krsurtito nbuut vice e
mar Now have read ofthesr tniue' -and Who hH-
not ?-iut nave uovet seen, htthrur, any case 10
Winch An, rrf.uu'. huir was real, hencduod hy aus
of lee hair ton,s, sc, OF The day and iealy giyes
mr pleasure 30 record abe tusalt OF experience.
htvr iecamsndou yuut ttpuistOn 10 uihrr' and II al
udy ha. largo ad ge"rful 'HIe throughout The t'f-
iitufs. The pUaale hcte sa" Ne effects aud have con
d ionoe 40 a. Al whe huru ustd % huiu vail uuinrda
win mr 10 what have wrtIen. The tuiuli sOusent
u.s. ~ the whO san Hsouts uf the toftuy, IL already
exh ,u-,ud, aud dtily inquiries afo made Tor a. You
deserve credit or ynuf discovery. Tor return you
hBnks inf ihH hnn"ht a Vas done fof cnnaiuly
h ID pntied ona long Hro .ui eueung any such
result congratulate ypa that you7 fortune, and
laigc oae,l % already made
NuuN hastily,
J.W. BOND.
Firm ofaoai kellogg, p'ugiss, 81 Pau, MT.
Ftsf o :. wood -- Isai So So tair he'd been for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25
More Bears Killed.---Green
Mountain Boys Awake.

-Four heirs of good dimensions, were cap-
tured 40 BRISTOL 900 tbs county, ON The l2ih
md 18th inst They bad been previously
seen, bar bad evadei pursuit uotil sturdy.
whrn their tracks we're discovered by Jaues
BAN W. T.. Richardson, kvu D'Bueu, uuI
Ransom Ohncn, who tracked them Go ihulr
den EAST Of the farm for nery owned by r.
Icy Adams, 90 the south pant OF Bristol. II
being ssceruned TINT the bears were within.
their den was stopped zap as securely BIS pos
s'he, aud long poles we're thrust 10. By
tins means they were able 20 discover their
whereabouts
hey then commenced firing into the den.
This mode OF procedure soon produced
gr0wls aud howings. Aiier firing several
tmes obey cut hook aud reaching IN soon
fastened 10 a bear and drew hlm out. Night
having arrived they were compelled To desist
from turih.r operations, aud having secure
ed the outlet Of the deu they rrufcd To their
homes. A. soon as morning appeared they
recommended their search. lhry tied an
iron hook 10 a long pole and reaching 10
found another bear, hnd soon brought HIM to
day hght. They sull procecdcd and soon
pulled cut ano,her. stll alive; who was soon
dispatched. They mode mither examina-
ti1us with their pole, but could not discover
0ty more Nr, James bain undertook Il q
task of examining the den Ia persun; and
upon craving 90 discovered the feet of
bear They then fastened the hook Ia the
feet ana soon The last une was brought forth.
much tu the satisfaction OF the hunters and
the community.
These bear. were exhibited IN 'ur streets
on the l4lh INST Too much praise cannut
he awarded these young men, " hu thus cour-
Rgeousy bearded these monsters lu thrr
den
II lakes The boys Of the Green Mountains
To- DO these things up Ia scientific manner.
7 hese young meu have proved, that although
they are not descendants uf old Putuatn.n
they have his pluck and sagucily IN lerreting
out these inhabitants OF our Mountains aud
puttuga stop 10 lhelr dcProdauous.-.uiA
Req
tickets for passage on the Lake Shore
Railroad, 10 the value oi $500. were stolen
recently from d ear on the Vermont and Cau-
ada Railroad. The tickets were all number
ed " 10"
The DwpLin.-The Cleveland Herald an.
nounces the receipt Of private letter which
says the old lndan woman, reported to be
the mother Of Rev. T. Williams, has, very
lately, signed written bcknowled cement
that Mr. Williams Is only her adopted son
Besides this, "A letter has hern received from
Funce,--irom perfectly responsible man
which letter is m the hands of q distinguish
Ell Dlvlnc--a friend OF Mir Williams Sta
ing that the writer was present when the
Dnuphin was conveyed from the Prison to a
bargs on the river, TO be taken away.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25

A Virginia postmaster has teen onquiring
Of the Department the meaning Of the little
"pictures stuck on the letters y aud another
official in Iowa desired the Department 10
sustain hun In a decision he had recently
made against feller" who insisted that
"thcm pictures Ut Washington on the letters
paid The postage"
Price Of Dpkt A gentlemln was asked
What IL the price Of Ducks " when he
confessed that he could not tell tie 1ad
been out that very day with his wife ND
she had purchased no fewer than three ducks.
FREELY there was cd duck Of dress
secondly GA duck Of parls1l and thirdly,
q duck of bonnet. The united cost of
these precious ducks wac SIS, 80 that each
duck stuud hun 40 no less than Sld aud
few shilhngs a piece. Tie surpassed there
were ducbs 10 be- had IN the market cheap
er, but Tor himself, whenever be- heard his
wife mention the word duck" he ulways
troubled from head 10 foot.
Frozen Flesh -Nr. A. Bronson. of Mead
vlle Pa. says, from IL years experience,
be- finds that Indian meal pJuuce, covered
with Young dyson tea, soiteueI win hot wl~
ter, aud lad over burns OF frozen flesh as
hot az can be borne, will relieve the pain IN
five minutes II blsters hiyo got arisen be.
tore. they viii not after It IL put on, aud one
pouuce is generally sufficient TO effect
cure
The Star Of Tomont has chnnsc us title
10 .Nouhfeif STIR. IL hls ngau churel
hands, aud is now publ bed 10y Sallrd and
Robinson, and edited uy A.. Il Stafford.
D O.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25

Honoicdy's Ointment and Pils the besi
Remedies for the Cure of female Complaints.
Tho extraordinary effect these Pills have
upon all complains peculiarly incidental To
tcmales, would appea Incredible to the clii.
zeu' 81 the Onilu, # il we're not confirmed
daily by the wonderful cures they effect ia
the various States. II Is an unquestionable
fact. that there Is not any remedy 10 equal
them for exlermnatug suffering from the soft.
or sex, particularly Tor young girls entering
into womnnhooJ, therefore all are requested
To give them lrlal, which will insure their
recommendation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25
THE FIRST ALARM.

When the drend tire-bel shakes the air,
And upward shopts the iurld glare,
We d. not wait the second toll
Swift through the streets the engines roll,
Aud water the fierce foe 10 tame,
Is poured m volumes on the flame.
And 50 when Cough, C1irrrh or Cold,
OF Plrura, Lungs, or Throat takes hold,
The all,impodtnt thing to do
Is hRlmqtiOn 10 Subdue!
For tins the grand speelics are
Syrup Of LivERwoHT aud Tan,
Combined with CA>CHALAGUA
II health renewed not deafh--you choose,
This f'mous combination use.
Since DR. Rogers with whuse name
Is linked tins great specifics fame
Proclaimed lis virtues far and wide,
Thousands The remedy hure hied,
To which tins name they freely give,
CONSUMPrlON'S SURE PREVENTA.
TlVEl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25
New Books.

OU2G aE2S1 s q av6d1S
Half Hours,-By Knight.
The Deserted Wife BY Miss Southworth.
The Wrinkles.
The jean Cousin -- By NJ. c. Clark.
Leather Stocking Tales-By Cooper.
Bauingtons Sketches.
Magnans MISCELLANY Mackenzie.
Yusuf. Crusade in The East. r. Trown.
Party Leaders, Sketches Of Jefferson,
Hamilton, Jackson, Clay, Ran
dulph, &c.-By Baldwin.
Visit To the Camp before Sebastopol.
Knick Knacks-By Clark.
Bits Of Barney Mackenzie.
Sketches Of the Irish Bar-By Shiel.
Swallow Barn-By Kennedy.
Modern British Essays-By Wilson.
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop.
Home Piciures-By benson.
Letters from n. Y.-By Mrs. Child.
Give Hall BY Mrs. Sewall.
Bell Smith Abroad.
Dream Lite-By Ike MARVEL.
Kings and Queens,
The Missing Brde-By Mrs Sou,hworth.
Life of Gen. Scolt-By Mansfield.
Surgical Reports BY Hayward.
Mothers Recompense-By Grace Aguar.
Wol!ert's Roost By Irving.
Tales of Traveller By Irving
Bracebridge Ilall-By Irving
Star Papers-By II. w. Beecher.
Lights and shadows of Scottish Life.
MAY Flowers BY II. B. stowe.
Hunters Life in Africa-By Cummings.
Peg Wellington - BY Reade.
NV Bondage and Ffeedom-By Douglass.
Naxims of ashington--By Schneider.
Which the Right or the Left.
Female Life among the Mormons.
Three Years in California by Curtis.
India, China and Japan--By Bayard Taylor
The Lofty and Lowly-By Mcintosh.
And diners, for sale by
ri :. NJ. WALTON.
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IlfFfrUffift IIft~AfN N'NHhhN illNlhlNk lhaAf
A., few minutes before eight o'clock. the gal
lerv of the congregational Westinghouse IN
Newbury village was discovered to be on fire.
Tho alarm was Immediately given, aud the
cit,zaus and others hurried to the scene but
the flames had already progressed 50 far that
il WAS found impossbleto save the building.
npd after tearing of the buds aud securing
part Of the carpets, cushions &c, the at
tention oi all hands was directed to saving
the adjoining buildings The dwelling. house
of Hon. Henry kevcs, situated some three
OF four rods south, was badly scorched and
sumewhnt damaged His furniture which
was removed from The building was also in.
iurrd. The vestry. situated on the north
eide ufihe church now reduced toashes' was
also considerably damaged
The Meeting. house is supposed 10 hive
caught Gre from the soye funnel whore IT
pa-srs near nnd IN front o. the gallery, as 1t
was that part which WAS Oh lire when fret
discovered and as the partition through
wairh the funnel passes was butt Of BRICK
.4urora.
Richmond, Va Jan lG.-Depoi Desiroycd
The depot Of the Danville kallrond ~ thus
city, wus on Saturday night crushed ~ by
thu weight Of ruuw ON the roof, and Is now
heap Of ruins. Twenty-Five cnrs, filed
with freight, we're also demolished. Luss
about $4,000.
n Bug Siowsr-The Alexandra Ga
zotie has been shown by penllcmin living
near Fmriax G.. n, species OF bug that
irI 900 that place during the rain OF Silur-
day last. It ia very black, dlseoIonug the
SNOW, aud lHu'e hrler than gmu of
% .. I..IN OIL.