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II. N' t.'5' t,7--too. Eio' 'a eoaa'vi Hon. ~erev county; H. H. ta ,o.. ro.s. ea.G: NU I. C. +ar.a a- ln '".F county; JUHN .-l.. 4,.I..s .as, ,, Iio,pa ecrnty; JOHN <. at3fao. Cra.4 r i., l'p on county; l .rr4 ,:i ri.r. rlur 6n. ysi conntv: u H. INBRED Gci, N ..r. ri&e county; h. Y. ADAMS. Wilton, aise couH.y;
 ". r.H K, Eo.e,.ie y.tnk m county; N IF. Rl E ?, Panther, Go couply. J0H V. Ht 8NS, Ntt. Eiba. Bradley county. NN. FtJi hH, Evening : aie, Lawrence county. < N. BON ER. cSo.. Aberdeen, Monroe county. Dr. J. W. II I.Ltt All, Moro, M. N. WATKINS, CaroIon. Carroll countv A. NcGFf Gaines Landing, Cnicot county: Ca'. l. ~. HA -I0E. Ciarksvi,le. Johnson county; JOHN II. # AEOD. biack Jack, Scott county; IaUE ,. F lNETF, Pine Bluff; LEVI AZ OLD, Dardanelle, ell county; HApN li iLLiAM-. Marion county: HENRY kf&'+ tec&soa. Lawrence county. D-. N. II. JACKSON. Independence county; nr. D. C. WRIGHT, Franklin and Scott counties; N 4. '. HUNT. HilSboro' Union county; JASPER Y. HI4LHOUSE, Smithville. Hon. E. BUNCH. Kings River, Carroll county. Hon. ;. A. BECh. lzard county. GEo. AU- TIN, Buen. Crawford county. J. R. I'll EPSON, Amity, Clark county. Dr. l.. T.t L!Nl, Rondo, Lafayette county.
 pHN ARNOLD, Lisbon Union county. D. M. MARIiE. Mt Penson, Jackson county.
 R. Pu1ipHREY, Union county: W. B. STEER, Pike county,
 V. \. MAY, Danvile, Yell county; WN. F. SMITH, Washington county; 4. J. HAYS, Ashley county; D. ". JEFFREY, Mount Olive. Izard county. R. l.. PHILLIPS, Washington, Hampstead county; GIDEON TUCKER, Batesville, Independence county; JOHN 4. LINDSAY, Powhattan; JOHN NJ. MITCHELL Gainsvle, Green county; LEWIS SUTFIN, Roliver, Poinsett county; ROOF II. HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; j. S. JORDAN, Monticello, Drew county; THO'S RIGGS, Postmaster at Rchwoods, lizard county WM II. VAN VALkENBURGi, Warren, Bradley co L B. NENABLE, Van Buren county; JOHN HANl~ Bradley county; C. II. JACKSON, Elizabeth Jackson county; VN A. AWFORD, Saline county; JAMES VI. MONTGOMERY. Iewisville, Lafayette co w E. YOUNG. Dover, Pope county; J w. BERN tRD, Norrostown Pope county; JAS R. BERRY, r. M, Huntsville, Madison connly; mos MILLS, Polk county;
 RnB'T ATKINSON, Leek's Store Ouachita county; Dr. I l.. MARTIN, Long View, Ashley county; l.. BAKER. Fulton county; lAtOB PATE. P. N.. Pleasant Plains, Independence & I.. CARGiIE, CcnNaY county.
 NM. q. NoRl ON. Refs Blah Drew county.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 9 856

pared with carving and the number of useful and ornamental articles to which it is applica- ble is so extensive, that it would be difficult to calculate the value of this invention and it's ad- vantages to the manufacturers of ornamental wood work, It will admit of styles of embel lishment never before attempted on parlor fur niture, and greatly cheapen the work, so that articles furnished in the highest ornamental style will be produced and furnished at less than present prices. The patent was procured by Howson & Bergner, patent agents of this city, who have forwarded the proper papers for se- curing to Mir. Amies his invention in different European States.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
JACOB B. COUTCH.
.ss~U-ee~

REASONS FOR NOT PREACHING PoLITIcs.- Dr. Boyles, noted wit, and somewhat of wag also, of Boston, during the times of the revo- lution, on being chided for not introducing po- litcal topics and discussions into his pulpit, made the following admirable defense of him. self :" have thrown up four breastworks be- hind which l have entrenched myself, neither of which can be forced. In the first place. I do not understand politics; in the second place, you all do-every man and mothers son of you; in the third place, you have politics all the week pray let one day in seven be devoted to re- ligion; in the fourth place, I am engaged in work of infinitely greater importance: give me any subject to preach on of more consequence than the truths bring you, and I will preach on 1t the next Sunday''
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

MR. MoNRoE's OPINION eF RUSSIA AS A CHECK UPON ENGLAND.-In the volume of Mr. Clay's correspondence, just published, is a letter from James Monroe to Mir. Clay, under date of October 30 1815 The purpose of the let ter was to inform Mr. Clay that the President was desirous of confding to him mission to that power. The letter begins as follows:
 "Since the overthrow of France, Russia has acquired the highest degree of political impor- tance in relation to these States. As a great power, friendly to liberal system of neutral ity rights, and with whose dominions our com merce has become considerable, she held, be- fore that event distinguished rank, but by 1t her weight in the general scale has been much augmented. Russia forms, Tn effect, at this time, the principal check on the overgrown power of England; which account, and many 5thers, it is immensely the interest of these States to cultivate good understanding with her sovereign"
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
ECLIPSE LIVERY AND SALE
 STABLE

Elm street, i@nediately opeosite e -1a1ony H,,se. rENIEundersgne have takenthe well known <9a. l. stable, formerly occupied by DayM Ssel- toa' and recently by Cbarles 1l, and are well pre- in their line.
 They have on hand, and will keep. 1-7.s.--z-. good supply Of lioRsEs BrGGms. and si1s ss5=52 CARRIAGES; and are prepared to carry ----- - passengers to any part of the State.
 JOSEPH Q. ASHLEY.
 SAML. E. FOUST.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

p ANYWAY from the Arkansas Penitentiary on ke the 2tth November. lSJ5. rhoma. Johnson. convict The subscribers win pay the above re ward for his apprehension and delivery to them.
 DEsCEIPrIoN:-- Said Thomas John son is feet 6l5 inches high. about l7 years old. born in Alabama has connexions living in Colbert township. Saline county. las auburn hair. blue eyes biz eye brow, full face fair eomPected and heavy set.
 GEORGE X ROBINS Contractors
 Nov 27 ISa5 If Ark. Pententiarv
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Ills. BO1tG>aIY.

S-s=sz A.uHlI- v n --FL-yy .sie- i7l I.-'... ue l.. L.l me @tr f i.u. s. where ra be a~ t3 fe. a. & n.a" of-15ons.
 |e w0U.a sa fGr' tular 2- n,3n z. n.tt .a0 hrtt. as lc .~ -Iaf T" H-.- ..ts te,ec 5..N Hl.i-. .'r ct.. whi, aeI.y is...a. q u~ ot .r .e-.a uu. aa,,
 .A .r.er r. thc It,...a oi my entire coni-
 n ts.z practice. any r-- o1si person cnn es- lis lau at 0y6 'sost, ii it Cgos not come up to my ra..AeLt.
 Al~o persons who have partial sets ot teeth. ana @ .cr uue vi A sensiuvenesS from the teeth to which e hands clasps attached. cah be relieved and a ,la'e made comfortable, etc. lie would also call le attention to the preservation of the teeth, and asf1,cs of the alveolar process.
 t will at all times afford him pleasure to give in- sanctions how Q preserve the Teeth. Gums etc. Al operations performed by special appointment. In1l 9ocE. Jan. S. 1856. tf lnprescnting you my card. permit me to present EoBN'th the following remarks:
 How strange it tiS that persons are so negligent abop t.- teeth: indeed thousands seem hardly to think a3out them except when they are troubled with the tan.h-acle. Even Jhe ancients gave much attention ta thertee.h- considered it q religious duty and ap- rupate fr0; one to two hours daily to their atten tal. lu their pocticai works the Ioyer ehnmeratne Ne harms of lis mistress never iMied to notice, ~ pi yiral attraction, the whiteness and regularity o her teeth
 The Cunda blossom yields
 Ta Inc wlir,ue-s of the teeth;
 S01a'l hu. one mild word and the
 Rays of ,y sparkling teeth.
 Will lIspel the gloom of my fears" Most indigidG&ls seldom consider the importance Q ,ar teeth as regards their usefulness beauty, untl 'tsy have been lost or incuraby destroyed. Ny DENTAL FAMILY COMPANION givlng som s1t rules for the preservation of the teeth: also tn effects of diseased teeth and gums. etc, with othe fenlarlls, can be had by calling at my room.
 l. EORDLEY. D. D. s.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
a- for Eosch,sq the Snr; qe.
uv T.. 1S56.
FINE F.gI.eGs 1yEAT@.
OPEN Aq KAs4.

! }iEY EE takes t.- -n, Y -i of ..Ie s1' x -5. ani \. .a. Jr H-s. where h. vii. ba I4ea-sl tts.e Ii. s... sl'mcI-.
 L&u-Hg, Little Aac.. l.. NE}E EK.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
BOYS, CLOTHING.

E HAVE inst opened 'ie largest stoci, of Boys an, | loal~ Clnthing, ever offered in this market Fa- -a'c very low for cash. !. A. HENRY.
 O.-. l6. ls55
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19


 DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED
 Cr IfIGNEA BITTIR@
 Prepared by Dr. q. M. Jackson, phi-
 Iadetphia, Pa., i WILL efFectually Liver Complaint, Dyspe sia, Jaundce, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases oi the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from dsorded Lrer | or StOmach-.- | as ConstIpa- tion, Idward Piles,
 Fulness of Blood to the Head Acidty of the Stomach. Nausea Heartburn, pisaste for Food, | Fulness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructa
 tons, Sinking Fluering at the Heart, Choking or
 Yison, Dots webs before the sig ght Fever and Dun
 Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspira- ton, lellowness of the Skin and Eyes,
 Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh Constant lmag- things of Evil and great Depression
 - of Spirits.
 The proprietor in calling the attention of public to t preparation, does with feeling of confidence it's v mended
 It is and article but that has stood the rest oi ten years trial before the American people, and ts reputation and sale is unrvaled by any similar pepara tons eXan The testimony favor given by the most prominent and well known Physicians and indiv uals in all parts of the country Is immense and careful perusa of the Almanac, published annually by the proprietor and had gratis of any of his agents n satisfy the nos skeptcal that this remedy really deserving the great bny it has obtained.
 Principal Office and Manufactory, No. 96 Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
 Testimony from the Souta-west. CUSHING & SWAIN, rroprietOrs of the Democrat, say: Coipm5Hs, TJras, Teb. goth, l555-We have both ofns used your German Ber, and willing testify their excellence The circuman wherein found them be- neicia were in rccO0ery prOtracted Chs ana FcUer
 T. H. MNfahon & Co.,, Richmond, Texas; Geo. Youno Nheeiock, Texa E. r. Rucker, Washington, Texas; and s. w. Fisher, Matagorda, Texas, all speak the highest terms of the great merits and virtues of the German BIters JASPER AYDELoTT says:
 Rod Oak Prairie County, Hrk., Nov. H. IS54--NearIy years ago was afflicted with what my physicians termed Typhoid Fever and nearly two years confined to my house and bed; fact frequently low pronounced past recovery by physicians and friends At other times was able to ride far Cnton the county of Hck man county, Ky. in which State resided that time- Calling day inc of Mr. Moore, in Clinton who knew my long confinement, he recommended you German BIttes. took couple of bottles trial, and found them of much benefit that immediately procured more of them. l now wish you inform of the names of your agents Little Rock. this State, wish get some of the BitteTs. satisfied that had continued the of them my health would have been far as a man of my age, (71 years,) could expect.
 These Bters entirely vegetable they invigorae and strengthen the ysem posrate, and be used infants well as adults.
 Sold by Druggists and toekeepe in town and viii lage in the United States and Canadas and by HJMNIEL X co, and DR. R. L. DODGE, Little Rock, and THOS MILLS. DafLdS, PoAt county, .4rk
 NoV. 21, ISJ5-1y
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

A NEW and elegant lot of black Dress Trimmings "A and Ribbons just opened by >nv
 Feb 12 1856 JAS. A. HhNh1.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

EcEIyED by the Exchange, and now opening rep 5, 1856 J. A. HENRY.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
THE ARKANSAS HOT
 .SERIE6t&

23 THE ARKANSAS HOT /F SPRINGS.
 iii R1EvHE public are inforned that we have 5zsz44-..zzA \ r,npeued t.e j.. TEL at these celt b-iol SPhIA.~- greatly improved. with newly fir W ARM BATHING FOR INNALlDS, as may .e desired.
 Grateful tar he pa-raare h.r fire 50 liberaIiy gytna.d. we olur ID tl-', >a'. -es a~-i.tGlcs that na ioi.~ on our part v-'l be ,.4-es merit their @ae boi.llaas title Hot.. aaea aaaa remol.I'ei an TX 3LNNlt HS. ALB yeu .rt with COM JM&F auI ATIRAC- N lh 5. -4r arrange thousand miraculous cures performed hv the h.. Ing,t these Spiings have a-'oui~l'ed -le In9st
 a, Paralysis. syrarla Syphilis Chronic
 II "ln9r. every disease .s t5 the efficacy oi Ea5i-. I.re.rit,- o, a scientific gi -..i.at e4i la Tad a. sr.a.l.n.'s pa.ce: and invai' uas~ eel. .' nd s waa attended anj 1a.sel -' s4er
 Ter CREAM >|I ON and ~aDa FH.N tf\ have been eIaesc5 E the .aeorara. .'a- .a,---. Ice in a3anlance thoutH"-- tae Gas ~- for Reaching 5ha Snr. es.
 tu- ot vi .a Ea. <. .uH--
 -a.. taele i- .a. ut
 ...@eu Nap ntH. i., on ftr.r and q t.t- ,e...'- le of ~.lg.- --lla s.t on tha Ar'lr=-~ lGyer. the Srru4~: weekly .ne,f ,asg~ .r n ->,,. aeon. yIa " ..5.e au...cE H -.-,s ai Y. a.te i.He- a4I l1au. -a4t L.-te .ho o.r.u1-.a 5nee # sixty ni-.
 WIsf H..s. a. -ha wouth f White river y Mf-. jalr-u anal tra l.. f}s-s superior .u.ula..al. s. t.e t..t.eafE pubas-
 ~HD.AM. AKIN q NAEHEE,
 Pr. ..eaoIs. 1y T.. ls'a,
 FINE F1l.eGE WEAT%. "a | r. r. . !. f.
 -te.ts-a. I. ar beef cattle
 .nSEPU [. SCuADrR.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

Bagging Rope, Irvine. ete. g fs9s2 LBS. extra Ky. Pale Rope: sp, 4|@,S l95 yds extra Ky. Bagcing; l93 lbs. Tvine;
 4oo yd~. brown K. Jeans:
 20 = Lnseys Received and fol rale Nv Oct. iS0 1853. RAPLEY. HANGER st CO.,
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THE LATEe,r N-E,,r.

Eg FCFfTTD rcr steamer Hickman, from New Or er rho'ao Raisas; .5 L.1.us:
 Chewing Tobacoo; Cherries: s.1 aetIo Iov .~t rrices by ttt..-. I-- Ai. TANTI & O..
 Lower Steamboat Landing.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
BRICKS :, BRICKS ]: BRICKS! 1!
FRESH ARRIVALS.

'No, be sold cheap. Apply to 4 Dec 2E. 1853 D. B. HANDEL.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
BACK CANNON BOARDS,

PULL HUUMS. ( fERKS will be furnished with Poll Books, on " fine paper, plainly ruled. with proper headings 2F the coming August election, at $l 75 per quire. Orders are solicited at an early day.
 JAMES D. BUTLER. Jan. & le5e
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
GLOVES! GLOVES l!

.,c c(a ADlEa' and Gentlemen's White. Black lBI!f IA and cold Kid Gloves, of every size, and - - superior quality. just received per Exchange.
 h. r. 1855 JAS. A. HENRY.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

have remarked, that regret Mir. Borland's desertion from the democratic ranks. This must not be understood as if it was intended to say that we could not get along without him jEst as we'll as with him. That regret is mere ly applicable to Mir. Borland personally, and not otherwise The advocate of A, for the naturalized citizen and immigrant, from the old mother country, is now the bitter opponent in '56 against both! This too, I regret-and -deeply.
 Let me call back to your memory the 64th verse of Virgil's Aeneade-book 4th. For the benefit of the readers give it in English. I am mechanic, not a poet. Don't laugh at me too much. Doctor:
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
rUL. ..NO.

yt4s-s v O. TETT ITtT" tj following brands ot bl -e.,c3;@
 ~v'-'," t....-.. ..- ;. c5 #A~SELL. CL0T. T..s AND E. s> .13E2F+. D i- u,iiul o,
 gAS. 4. l.ENR1. Es480l 3r.il4t-&- k Eo1Hu'r .'a-.t to- fr Eabroidariea SUGAR. COFFEE, ETC. TR rEtS. c~ese rn Srgar; Fe. HE Ch + WASSELL.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
DISSOLUTION.

E style of NJ. Bacr d, Co.,. has been dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the finn will be settled by M IIarreck
 M. BAER. Feb. j. lS55 @t Il. I!APPECK.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

By that name he is stigmatized to this day, and forever, in all Germany.
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Fort Edward Institute,
WASHINGTON COUNTY. N. ".

SUPERB BRICK BUII DINGS, well finish dand
- furnished. Twenty Professors and Teachers. La
dies. Department with all the advantages Of the
best Female Colleges. Superior facilities in Lam
guagcs, Music and Painting. Board washing, fuel
furnished room, incdentals, and tuition in Com
mon English, for fourteen weeks, in advance $780,
a.. Reduced fare from Troy and Castleton, on first
aud last day Of each term n Spring Term, opens
March 9th, 1856. Scores have been necessarily
rejected the present term by their failure to make
timely application. Apply for Rooms or Catalogues
to the Principal, Rev. Joseph Il. King, A. NJ,
Fort Edward Institute, n. Y
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HARRISON'S
Columbian Vegetable EmctiC

VIII wthdraw and C1poI All diseased matter, solid,
fluid or gaseous, from all parts Of tho system.
besides It's cmetic properties it il cxpectoraut, al
terlive and ano Tyne. II acts il each Of its modes
according to nature, relieves TIA" borinE orgHni IN
Of diseased matter. a1d permits free action Of its
natural functions to restore strength. 1t is the
only -le and certain medicine in all severe forms Of
Cholera Cholera Morbus, Bilious Collie, pyscntery,
Plurisy and every other acute disease 1t has great
remedial power in all chronic diseases, assisted by
the lnvicorating and sustaining power Of arrison's
Columbian Tonic Stimulant, cures certain
Principles Of treatment and directions for
company each medicine. Price so cents.
-" Wholesale Agent for New England, GEO
W. BRIGGS, Stationcr and wholesale and retail
dealer in Harrson's Columbian Inks and American
Perfumcry, 32S Washington Street opposite the
Adams House, Boston.
August 18th, 1853. vlyear.
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A New and Complete
Typographical Map of Chiitenden
Inuntv

ENROM actual measurement by instrumental Sur
u vcys through the County by and under the
direction of H. I. Wallng(State Engineers Of Mass.)
The undersigned having purchased the recent
survey, n'c preparing to publish New and Com
pcte J. ':rlphical Map of Chittcnden County;
surveys ir by an experienced CiuH Engineer.
All the iuu ,,ads, locations of Dwellings, Places
OF worship, J. It Offices, School Houses, Country
stores, Hotels, Mills, Shops &c. &c. are to be
marked.
The names Of Property holders generally, are also
to be inserted upon their places in the style of the
Maps of Chcmung Co. n. Y. Now London County
Conn, Wayne and Ashtnbuli Co.'S Ohio by the
same publishers. The villages will he engraved
upon large scale upon the margin Of the map, also
business Directory for each. A table Of distances
showing the number of miles from Post Office
to any other in the County. An highly ornamcntcd
border will surround the Map. 1t is all to be En-
gmved by The best artist. in this Country, hand
somely Colorcd aud Mounted and delivered to our
Customers at Fjrc Dollars per Copy, which on ac-
count of it' limited Sale and immense expense is
considered very reasonable. The Maps are sol by
order, exclusively by the Publishers, and no copy
will be left for sale after the work is delivered
We therefore, confidently express the hearty co..
opoation of the Citizens Of this County.
VIM. l.. BAKER & Co. Publishers.
Post Office address, Worcester, Mass.
February, I, N5G. w32wu
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ARRlSON'S.
Columbian Tonic Stimulant

May 1853.
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"By Me and I'll Do You Good :"
ID K. l. \ y q l. F US
Root &, Herb Jaundice Bitters.

The GrsIf Spring ami NHnipifr Ncdl lre,
Composed of the best Roots, Herbs and Barks in
the worldn such manner n To constitute the very
best remedy for the class of diseases for which they
are recommended. II is well known that the great
and sudden change # our climate, from cold 10
hot, operates upon the BLOOD, and through that
upon the whole system, producing 'tagnotion and
impurities, torpid and diseased liver aud dis
ordered Bowels, causing ievcrs and Fever md
Ague, Jnunlicc, and unhealthy Bile, liumors, Dys-
pepsia, Costiyoness, Indigestion, Headache, Weari-
and General Debility,
DR.. Langley's Bittcrs, act directly upon the
Of all these diseases, aud by not only pre-
vent them but will cure and eradicate them from
the system, and should therefore be freely used by
all who wish to be well and keep we'll They are
the cheapest and best medicine in the world Only
25 cents for pint and 81 cents for large bottle.
Office, 80 Union Street, Boston, and for sale by
dealers everywhere.
A. G. SPEAR and T. A. PEck, Wholesale,
March 10 ls5G. wlSmos
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Verbenas.

s'l!E >ub.crber would invite the attention #
Florists and all lovers Of this beautiful bed.
ding plant, to his choice and extensive collection
c.o.riselns upwards Of THEE HINT, T,r,er,s,
at" Including the cream Of both Home and foreign
pt Iuoton. Among them the following
Madame Mcliez, King Of Scarets, Eblousant,
N'. D. li'son, Madame Lemmounicr, PEI, Anna
{. Iowatt. Fair American, Thais. Triumphant,
Blue Bonnet, Admiration Hyperion and those
suIorb dark varieties, Uncle Tom, aud Black War
rier' also many Others, description Of which may
h aud IN the subscribers descriptive catalogue,
now ready, which will be forwarded free to all
appiclrts. Persons in want Of n choice selection
Of the above named plants are respectfully invited
T. srri Of the Subscribers Catalogues before
purchasing elsewhere, as he devotcs his entire time
aud attention to the exclusive culture of Nerbenas
H. reels confident that he can give entire satsfac-
ton. Address, DEXTER SNOW,
Chicopee, Hampton Co. Mass.
VI ,rch ls5G ItyO,,
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'
! } EcPECTfULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
a And the Public, that he is now practicing his
profession Surgeon Dentist, in Burlington.
Having devoted the last four years to the practice
Of Dentistry, in the firm of Childs, shepherd &
Ni-way, Boston, he confidently hopes to merit the
Patronage Of the community. All who favor him with
trcir custom may be assured Of prompt and skilu
uttcuton, and on reasonable terms.
The constant demand for his Tooru POWDER, leads
h'm to inform the Public, that during the past TWEEN
IS years 1t has been made sJchtsvcly by Dentists tr
fd'r "c1 Patients. This in itself is sufficient guar
lrtoe for its superior quality All who have used it,
t'cly acknowledge its merits over any othe denti
frco
Office over :. l., lIerick's Store, Church Street,
Burlington, VI, Feb. /, 1856. dGwtf.
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4 New EsooIl.
FOR OLD AND YOUNG.


INROM the early History of New Hampshire and
l. Vermont, containing; vivid and interesting
counts Of great variety of the adventures of our
furefathers and of other incidents of oldrn times
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.
EDITED by FRANCIS CHASE VI. \.
This is a hook which cannot fail to be read with
the greatest interest by all-particularly by those
who claim for their fatherlnd tho green hills Of
Nev Hampshire and Vermont.
To the old it will recall the scenes and stories of
their childhood; for the young it l. work that
will be read and rc.rcud in the long winter evenings
This is one of the cheapest works that ha. lately
been issued from the press. AZ to the character
the work it will speak for itself. Illustrated with
fine wood cngravings. Size II mo. price 20 cts.
Active and enterprising Agents with a cash cap
itdl of $40 to SD wanted To- canvass for the sale Of
thi. and other publications. Copies will be forvarl
ed by mail free If postage 10 any one sending the
price Of the book aithcr in +. q. stamps money.
Orders sent to TRACY Co,
w3tw3- Clarcmuut y, u.