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with the commencement Of the new wear,
the Udichmaa amt Journal will be printed on
entirely new type, and in a style new to
country newspapers, embracing two improve
menls, o. more reading matter, and tune ensily
read We have adopted the plan Of the best
newspapers Of England pe,cspa-
per, not show bill With this improve
ment IN style, we propose to adapt it more
than ever for general circulation through The
State, a. a record Of State politics and views
and matters OF State interest; while with
something Of our own occasional correspon-
denco when away, and with the services Of a
competent hand in our stead at home, we
hope to materially improve our paper in in
torest, usefulness and value We need not
say, that it will stand by the Republican
principles which now characterize it.
Terms-Single subscription 81 so in adj
vance. Ten copies TO one address, Sll--or
twenty copies or over to one address at 81
each per year-payable invariably in adj
vance on these terms.
u NEw SuBscRIBERs desiring to com
meuce with the new year should send in
their names previous to the Doth Of Decem-
Der.
We invite our Republican friends cspec-
Tally TO lend their aid 10 enlarge the circula-
ton Of the Waterman.
O. In consistency with the new arrange
ments for the Weekly, TnE DAILY Journal
for 1857 will be enlarged sufficiently to give
the opportunity FOE ou gLsi-~e' ,,c The Drinci-
paf aehaies in The Legislature, should that
promise to be warranted by sufiicien, patron
age. f. p. WALTON.
Montpelier, Nov. -, 1856.
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Cambridge Market, NOV. 40.

Al Market pms CATTLE f2O baoyes 65s tnfes, consist
/ Q of Wnfkina oxen, Cows and Calves, hHaTlings,
Two nnd Three Years Olds.
PmoEs-EAtm $500 $50 ia quality 81 so ~
and quality 5000, So third quality $1,000 O. ufdna-
~ 8 $50
Notking Oxeu-saj $50
Cows aud Caivts--si5 d Co.
Yoafmgs- SO 10.
Two ,eai ods-S r. 10
Thee Yeas od,-s25 ~.
shoep anl l.amhs- $500 Al market. Puees-Ektia
500 a s. 90 per head by lui-s l75 10 $50 each
There l. a iurgu nunler Of tlo aud sheep at mar
net Tho hest quaity Of eutls sold readily ~ quoa.
tions. Those al po"ioI quality, sold dull We notieen
one pair oi superb cattle net weight - cwl thes
were inisod b. u. a. Hubbard, Springfield VI, ana
.old IT 90 PEI cat, by Wood n nufnham, 10 T. hicei
IT, sheep there was over stock, and sod duH al a
decline Of SOC pvr head. lalRe number VIII remain
un.nd NJ ihs close Of the market Moat oi the suoep
we've OF okceum quality. sona there was an advance
at hDc per. cwt nom last week. prices
NN.-Astha annual Thanksgiving occurs neit weeh
the market will he holden on Tuesday Instead Of H.
nfsday.
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DRatbg.


In this village, 18Th inst, Of oonsumniion, bmily
W., vile Of Vernon 7 Noes Eco, of hurlinsoni anc
laughter OF Hoo. AfunHh Waterman. aged 80. fu-
neral at tho Episcopal Church on Fdday u NJ
Ia Barre, Nov, -, Mt Charles Tar, aged 81 years,
la Nefshfe, October 20, 1856, Mrs. Phehe T. Fuller,
widow OF the Rev. stephen fuller aged about ~
Al Walden, Nov. Q, by Rev J. I. Stonoi CHARLES
Shepherd, Esq, Of springfield, Missouri 10 Miss Lacy
Ann Dow, OF Walden.
10 UIarmont, n. H., Nov 80, Agnes H. wife Of s
NJ. lido, and daughter OF simeon lde. Eco, ugcd 20
In Befln, Wis, Nov. %, Mrs Julia Cspfon, wife Of
OILS Capron ESQ in the 6lst year OF hor age formerly
Of Loicestot, W.
Ia Randolph, Nov. 7, Anson Tracy aged i6
In Rochester Oct s, Roland Leonard, GO fopt. 49,
Mrs X. Maria Campbell A3
In walewille, Nov 4, suddenly, Mr. Joseph Jade
vine, a.
ia West Randolph, Nov. l, MIs sarah A. haho, wife
Of Eda. T.. Halo, n.
10 Mamslowp, Sept l, Capt Caleb Chase Of Cor
nish, n. u %.
Ia burlington, Nov. u, Eliza Jane Hunt wilo Of
John D. Wheeler, aged 81 years, formerly Of this viii
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Engiishmen, scotchmcn, Irish
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to receive egunfy on9 NJ your own county papers BY
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ONLY TWO D0LLARS!!!
400 Beautiful Gold Watches,
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GIVEN AWAY.

ENrouRAaFp by the success which has attended tho
publication Of LESiiE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWS-
PAPER, which Is now closing i've second volume, the
Proprietor has determined To return TO bis
subscribers portion Of his profits IN the following man
ncti
Every tenth subscriber will have his money returned
by the next matt and the paper will be sent grataioas
~ for his term Of subscription,
Thus 10 every 1000 subscribers, 100 will have their
money returned and the paper sent Tor SH Months
they remit 81, and Twelve Months when they remit
S.
Fvory subscription, as it is received by letter or
otherwise, At his office, ~ Sp uco street, New York.
self
80 90 and 100 in each hundfed. Persons obtaining
any Of these numbers will have their money returned
above,
Persons obtaining the following numbers in every
thousand 10 addition to the return Of their subscription
money above, will receive the following prizes.
No. 100, Lsdy,s Gold Bracelet
200, Gentlenen's Gold Watch Chain.
900, Gold watch (either Lsdy's or
" 400, Lsdyis Gold ChateIaIne.
800, set OF silver Tea spoons,
900, Gold Breast-pin.
700, Gold watch (either LHdy's or
Gentleman's)
500, diamond Ring CsIther Lady's or
900, set OF silver dessert spoons.
1000, Grand Rosewood PiRnoforte.
sach oyey thousand, in addition 20 the subso Upton
mono, being returned and paper free TO every tenth
ubscfbof ns above stated.
Thig subscription boob opened October 90, 1856
Ia hich All iutuie subscriptions viii be registered.
! Eveiy person whose money Ia returned, OF who Is
tho recipient ofeiheT Of the above prizes, will be
qured To furnish Acknowledgements Of the same aud
their names will DO published from time ~ time ~ the
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Il should be borne 10 mind that every subscriber,
under ali circumstances, whether the recipient OF a
Prize az not will get more than equivalent io his
money ia tho paper itself This Is the only illustrated
Newspaper 10 the United states.
CluHaisa.--Petsons seading Va Eleven subscribers
arc certain To receive back one subscription and have
chance fif two for example, on the receipt VI tho
eleven subscr iptiona, the last number The books
might be 9s-tho Eluvea additional Subscribers will
thea include two pfizou.
FRAHK LEsLIEs IIysrRArno NEwsrArEn-Tho
last numbers OF Ffank Lssiis's Mus1afsd NsosraPsr
have come 70 hand. 10 style and general appearances
At fo.smbes aud is quite equal 10 the LoadoH WasiTa-
IA Kers which ID worldTeuownod Tor the excellence
od vasle,y OF Is Illustrations. The New York paper,
however !. sold at halflhe Phes offs London pn,9'
Nm. The enrfayinrs 10 Frank icshe are infinitely
wv '''' ~ ~ ll;3m
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Farm at, Auction.

THE subscriber Will soil at Public Auction the
premisos, November -, 1856, at nine O'Clock A.
NJ. his FARM situated Ia Middesex, on Onion River,
two miles from Montpelier Village. Said Farm con
sists OF about two hundred aores-foriy being
meadow Most Of the hill land good tlags land, and
there ploay Of wood land Tor the farm. Said farm Ia
repair. Also Farming Tools, ~ Cows, calves and so
Of hay. Persons wishing a nice location will do
wsll to be present. J.F. BAILEY.
Middlosex. Octobef 20. 1850 l0.4s
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J. russell spnIding's Rosemary.

1000, 900 BOTTLES SOLD i--thi- great and popular
preparation s decidedly ono Of the ntcost add best
siticles n the world for the HAIR # mpaus rich
ness aud hrllianey, cleaus, ornaments invigotutss,
enheii.hes, removes dandfu, relieves headache nd
hi. probably hsen used for fesofinf and preventing
nnd use, and can rely upon b.. Sole Proprietor. J..
RUSSELL SPALnlNG Manufacturing Chemist "a
fremont st., opposite The Museum. hoston, Mass.
The fac-simile Of his signature is every bottie OF
the genuine. Sold hy dealers arnrfativ.
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Fancy Goods and Toys.

d-T We advise AL purcohers Of rich Fancy Good, or
uuf dsSrtilion OF TOYS, to call at HOLDEN. CUT
TER s. CO.'S, 70 aud ~ Kilhy Street, Boston-ono
houses in fho United sbtos, having house ~ Eng
land Pai- aud Germany. They arc agents tor Sander
500 4 Lanersu's a. CELEBRATED Fire Works
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SninnI CnnnIninIs.

N@rA new method of treating SFtNAL Disrasrs,
CuRyAtutr o. rHE sFiNE AMI sFfSAL WEAKNESS,
witaou pam sHffriHg o the patient however youna
feeble, now successfully pfactced by Dr.. j. A
WOOD. 90 bis office, No. 2l5 Washington Street,
Bosston, or ut his silence, Marlboro Hotel
Having examined thr StHrENrtsE FfWsq ArraHA
rus used by IT, J. A. Wood tho treatment OF lateral
cufvuturos oi the Spine, recommend 1t efficient
nnd conioftah lo 20 the pnucnt.
HENRY } RlGELOW, NJ. b., Prof Surg. Hntv. Uni
GEO HAYWARD, ". D., Ex ptof Surg. Harv. Univ.
NiNsLOW LEWIS, VI. n.
J V. g. SMITH, NJ ~, Mayor Of Boston.
JOHN w. WARREN, NJ. u. Boston, July, 1854.
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WORTHY of Confidence.

VEGETABLE PULMONARY nALSAM, FOR
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSU dPTION
l~r The iafo Rev Or. LrorsRD WOODS, Abbott
Professor of Theology Bro Andovef, Mass, says
' from long use Of gegstgbis Puim'Hay Balsam IN
my nnry circle and in some instnn COS among thro-
lnfi fai Ftucnts have horu Ted 10 regafd safe
ana ELI ncous mcdictno.n REED, CUTLER 4 Co,
Druggist, Boston, Hfopretffs BE oarcfui o. get ftc
r0iuiHe, here are many iunauaHs sold by Apothe-
cafes and Druggist generally. Price 80 cts, aud
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21
Cod Liver OIL d Lime.

QIhe great popularity Of this safe uae etheacious
preparation s alone afbutHble toitsintnsic worth.
IL ihe cu'o Of Coughs Cod. Asthma, Bronchitis.
Whoopng Cough, sud nll Cousumptive symptoms, ii
has nu superior. ii equal Lei 90 one neglect the
oafly symptoms Of disease, whom agent Is thus Il
band which VIII alleviate "a comp,inls Of his Chest,
Lunrs aud Thfott
l-luLI 81 LnnI. ln-LnL.
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THETFORD ACADEMY.

THE WINTER TERN begins Wednesday, Dsesm-
i ber q, aud ends Feb. "a.
The spring Tam begins February Is, 1857.
THIS Instluton ful uishss, IN addition 10 the English
and Classical Course superior advantage for the study
OF the Modein Languages, and tho ofnamenial
Branches.
Application may DO made to
O.. v. HOOD, A. 81. Principal.
Ths,ford, W., Oct, ie56 lSa~
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wanted, 500 Active Young Men

easy, useful add honorable, at a SALARY OF 800
PER MONTH. A capital Of IS only required No
patent medicine book business. Fun particulars
gwen free, TO ell who enclose postage stamp or a
three cent piece, and address
A. b. MARTYN. Plaislnw. N 4
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Mrs. Deborah Porter's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Ia Probate Court holden
District Of Washington, s.. az Montpelier, within aud
Tor said distinct, the ilth day Of November, A. d.
1856
4 EVILS ORMSBEE, executor of tho last viii and
u Testament Of Deborah Poitnf, lave OF Warren IN
seid disg, deceased presents his administration &C
count for settlements
WHHEHEuPoE, IL IL ordered that The same he referred
10 the 20th day Of November 1856, at the Probate Ohee
10 said Montpelier, for examination end allowance ana
that ali ooneerned be- notified hereof by the publication
ofthis order in The Vermont Waterman sod state Tour
nal printed at MONTPELIER, two week sureoa'iyely, Hs
soon az may be- that they may appear, and al SAID TINE
and place, II they sec cause, object thereto
by order OF coult -
1855 Attest, r. H. MERRILL, Register
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PENN ship, ROOk--k eping,
Navigation, Engineering, &c.

~ Practice liy taught 90 Comeris Commercial Coisge
$50 HashmrtoH STREET. Founded A. d. 1910. Open
dHyuud evening. Terms moderate. No E1iras. No
elias system. Sepaiutc departments Tor LaHies stu
icnts aided CO. obtaining emplnymont. See last Annual
Catalogue, which can be bad the rooms by mail,
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STATE OF VERMONT ATaPtoba,e Court, hold
Washington nisuct, - ~ en- at the Probate OF
Ace in Montpelier within aud fof said District, 90 the
~ h diy of November, A. d. 1855, .,,
An Instrument, purponing To be the Last Will and
Testament Of Joseph Ripley, late of Barre ~ saii
District, deceased bong presented 10 tho cen', hsloi
Shuhe Russ, the executor therein named TOT r'v'a'o
Il Is ofdeWd by said Court that al Pefson. eYnooiusa
th III. he noti6ed 10 nnnaaf a. sessiln Of said Court
10 be holden at the Probate Ohics, In Montpelier 90
tho second day OF December ioDo wv ~, ny III, Win
IN, which purpDse ID further ordered, that copy oi
,ha ,eca,i oil this oidor be published three weeks
s,c,s.siyriy IA tho Vermont Waterman a stats Jour
nal p,inted At Montpelier, previous tosaid time aP
poiniod fol hearing.
l9,3~. Attest, 4. r. MERRILL, Register
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Barre Academy.

TnE WINTER TERM viii begin 90 hursd"y'
4 Nov. 80.
EArHAoT THoN rHr HEFoHr OF t"h h'AA'"'""
COANfrTGE.
We fund the Two prime conditions ola good school,
viz order aud orsu ghHsss Of instruction, most happily
cotibined in H. administration.
tVo eheofGily say that "a IL one Of tho excellent
schools Of ouf state, and verify tho patronage Of
birnds OF squad learning, and wa are happy 10 know
!. 4. sPALDlNG.
R.HaT, Oct %, 1856
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qry- This Compound has gained much celebrity for
the OF turns scaids, Cuts, Bruises Sore lips md
Eyshd-. Chopped Hands and Arms, sote Nipples, Dis
eases OF tho skin, Inflammation, Piles, SILT Rheum,
Sores children, ChAies Cons bois, &o.i II - aso
excellent boz all eases wteto outward application
nredsd. RUhR, FOSTER & CO, Genrral Agents.
M Comhill, Bostoo. JOSEPH HUDSON Sole Pro-
pdetor, Nauapotsett, Mass.
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Boston Special Notices,
Brown,s BroncI,inI Troches.

~ We have found then VI greni service IN aiiay-
100 hfnurhia LIMITATIONS, aud 10 snldung hoiponcss
voi ln eding their attention 10 themm- zions mr.
ad We cummeud them TO tho attention Of pubhe
speaker ed NaFers Tor clearing md strengthening the
voice and others who are troubled With affections Of
the Ihiaai."- Chris'ieH HafsAman. =" We cheoffully
heat l0nnnt from personal knoelodfo 10 their cfca-
cy ,-hRoH's Pictorial. " A. preventive or RENE
medal igs.i wc know nothing Of such wonderful en-.
oncy as bfnwn's bronchial Trochos or Lozenges which
come q messengers " peace the Cough and relief TO
We hmoied Who suffer from Hfonrhftis, Asthma and
sheclisns Of tho Lungs faieiireaccr They arc a
simple anf elegant form FOR administering, IN comhna.
i'n suvefd medicinal substances held In general esteem
among phricans, w The treatment Of Bronchial aiec
tions.-D'. q. n Bigelom
$50. JOHN I. BROWN a CO..
Soil by 40 Druggists Bosio..
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Alt % useeloss % desoibe the torufes Of spasmud-
ic Asthma Those whn have suffered from he distress.
ing pafofisms Know full vol What ~ D..
JoN8S HhHTCOAfB'S REMEDY,
FfcpUrd hf Joseph nuinett, M. A, fremont Street
N"siun, 10 seldom hi'rd 10 Afford immediate relief
even in ODE must severe eases, and ifequcnty II hrs
effected permanent euro For sale by ali Dfurgis
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Aid for Kansas.

There has been received by the Commit
tee at Montoelier, to aid in forwarding and
sustaining Free State men in Kansas, the
following sums from the friends Of the cause
in this State, VIZ;
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,SSrATE OF VERMONT. At r,ob,te Court
bate Office 10 Montpelier, witn ant nt aid Dsiffats
ON BE- -ih ~. Of Noyemhcf a D., 1885
AN iNSIhu WENT pnfruftins to nr Tho ise viil
said district decensod, htnr 10 mo Court
ny lA ldc, ihs executor thafrin % .nrd. for Pfohust
n ordered hyrad Cour, that al persons concern.
Couu 90 be holden Al NJ Probate Olee In No utsol
et, ON he OH day Of Dscomhef tssG and soc. cause
II any they may have, against tho Probate M aid
Willi for which rurposs IL Is further ofdotsd th.t
copy o the record Of this order be pulisheJ tbfee
weeks suceessivsly In the Vermont Watchmao and
limo Of hsafing.
A tue copy u Re, ord,
1853 Attest, NELSON A. CHASE Jpdre
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Hoiiotcag's Pills, an unparalleled Remedy
Tor Female Complaints. The Daughter Of
Mrs Henderson, OF Waukesha, Wisconsin,
was for a long time IN very peculat and
delicate state Of health, The mother tried a
variety of remedies, but without the young
lady deriving any benefit. As a iua re-
course she tried Holloway's Pills, which she
used three weeks and found they consider
ably improved her; but containing with
these wonderful Pills for ten days more, all
distractions were quickly removed, and she
has since enjoyed the best Of health.
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$4,000 Yenr!i!

~ Business hoooriA le-saiaru sure. To secure
chance, addfos sinmedutoly ing sanp.
METROPOLITAN AGENCY OFFICE. Hovorill,
Mass
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s. i Q O.
p r o G l. A NJ A T i o N /.

To ne Mayor and CuieHs If Philadelphia and ne URioH
propose to treat my Electric OIL on any Of Rha
uasni, Ncuraita, ParaiVsis, 8sthHa Pies, Govt, Re-
and deut, Ieufr, ftious Seedlings q all Kinds.
Cramps, Dfafnc.g aud some other that have
treated succotsiully) and TO forfeit TO public iuft
tutnns the Mayor may 100, II my Genuine Flee
trio OIL docs not make cflortuai cure In each
Gentleman az Hurnham's Hotel, Montpelier used
h for Neufuria and says he had tried in vain TO sleep
Cor days and nghts-hs face dfendfuy swollen
aud exceedingly patnful by of Applications Of tho
-" hectio on ho wus entirely relieved, aud 10 an
~ uf and half vent 10 bed aud slep nicely. Tie has
hnd un return OF ms otsonso Htuougn ufe wvatNot
damp aud bad. II has failed IN single Of
rheumatism There IL much IN using the " oil" right.
Follow the diiuciiuns.
Ny puie " Eleo,uo Onn il enough. BE careful Of
the counterfeit young scamps Tho use my certificates
tosul and deceive the people. only Depot that il
n. T.. corner WALNUT and EIGHT Street, Phila-
deiphia. All my bottles must have my name in the
glass Al the advertised this paper year
iso past were made by my oh.-Come anu zee the
uGoutcs oil 900 citizens.
ug. gNfVu Ttsu.t.t
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vote ofvermont---omciaI.
Reward of Merit.

A beautiful .Siiuer heated Cane was pre-
scented 10 Mr.. ALoNzo RrDwAT, the gentle
manly PRoPRIFToR or The UNoN HOUSE,
by he Members of the Legislature who have
made his House home during the present
session.
The presentation was by r. c. Benton Jr.
Esq, Assistant Secretary OF the Senate, IN
which he alluded with evident qualification
to the newly furnished and elegant rooms
with which they had been accommodated,
and the uniform pollteness and kindness with
which they had been treated by all those
connected with the House.
They were unanimous IN their approval OF
his conduct, and of the excellent order that
regned IN every department They would
also assure the travelling public that they
may depend upon ample accommodations,
aud an agreeable home, when they visit
the Union House.
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Singers Sewing Machines.

THESE celebrated machines arc 10 practical and
profitable use 10 all parts Of the civilized world
In all the vnious uado-, and in sewing every sort Of
fabric, either Of cloth leather they have been fully
tried aud approved. Sewing machines Of other manu-
facturers ohen fail 10 work, but SINGERS MA
CHIMES ALWAYS OPERATE PERFECTLY, be.
ing strong, dufnbo, and complete In oontrvanca and
work manship perfect sewing machine kept employ
ed affords clear profit of 900 year hut an upper
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