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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25
rNHE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP
~ JWE VORLD{
l. ihe Patent Self-Gcncrating

G 4 $ l. 4 NJ p.
Particularly adapted TO Churchcs, Hotels Halls, Fac
tories, Stores Parors, Families, sc.
SOME OF ITS GOOD QUALITIES.
1t Is perfectly safe. No chance for explosion.
1t is not extinguishod by any ordinary wind.
It requires rewicsing only once in six months.
Il win not get out Of order.
A child may take Of il.
1t is uucqualled for reading sewing.
The light is not injurious 10 the eyes.
For economy cleanliness and comfort, 1t defes
petition, and is the best light in the world.
The material used in these LAMPS Is common Burning
Fluid All Fluid and Oil Lamps be altered into Gas
Lamps.
The Gas lamp is intended for common family use, and
sells nom 81 70 $500 according to style also for
This Lamp will give the same amount Of light as three
Stcarne Sandlea for one half cent hour, and the light
Of one foot gas burner for | cent hour.
This Lamp, which is pronounced by all to be far supe
ror any lamp before offered to the inspection Of
the public is now on exhibition at
r. r. RlKER'S, State Street, Montpelier, w.,
Who owns the right for Washington County, and will
sell Lamps Town Rights
~ Call and see the Lamps in operation at any hour
during the day evening
Montpelier, Sept. Is, 1857. 57tf
nYsT RSl OYS Rs!!
" Constantly on hand, solid meats, which we can
furnish at all times through the in fresh order.
December 1851. SrORRS X FULLER.
BUFFALO SKINS.-Storrs q Fuller have
Bales Of Buffalo Skins for sale at New York prices, to
the trade.
November l6.
| ME LIME!l Pennimans q Bates
Stone Lime, fresh from the Min, at all times to be
Oct Oct. y % 1857. 9'O"' LIN .
En DOZ. AXES, so doz Axe Helyes,
Nv for sale at manufacturers prices to the trade,
Oct. 49, 1857. by sTonlss & FULLER.
- WEET POTA oE S at
- Oct 90 1857. sroRRs FULLERs.
A PPLES! APPLES - storrs & Fuller
"A have received 80 Barrels Of Apples Of choice yare-
tics, viz Greetings Pound Sweetngs, Tolmond Sweet
ings, Gill Flowers, Roxbury Russetts, Ok Hearts and
seek-no-flrthers' Nov. ?, 1857.
.AUGNCES AND CRANBERRIEs Reed
6L at sToRRs & FULLERS.
VlIE HOMEMADE CASSIMERES have
Il come, and they are honest, handsome goods.
Oct 81, 1857, SroRRS FULLER,
NEW RAIsINS-Just received by
! Nov 3 1857 SroRiS FULLER.
ELOUR! FLOUR!! of the best brands,
Il for sale by sroRRs FULLER.
100 BUSH. ONIONS, just received
IOO and for sale by sroRRs & FULLER.
I 600 YDS. GRAY CASSIMERES,
a - ~ ~ OF the old honest home made article
for sale by the piece fathom, by
Oct %, 1851 sTORRs q FULLER.
SO BUSH. ONIONS, for sale by
Il wv Oct. 90 1857. srORRS & FULLER
DALES OF WRAPPING TWINE AND
ID WIcKlNG, for sale by sroRRs & FULLER
SO BOXES RAISINs-Just received
Nov. 10, sToRRs FULLER
0
100 Doz, AX-HELyEs - For sale
Il ONIby the dozen only, by
Nov. II, 1857. sfORRS FULLER
g ALTi SALTi! SALT!!!
~ Storrs Fuller have in store 1000 bush. white T. l.
Salt 1000 bushels Liverpool Salt 500 bushels Rock Salt
5000 bags Dairy Salt for sale reduced prices the
! trade -October lS 1857
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Meoieal.
LUCY A. CooKE,

lNI THR WELL known AND CELEBRATED
CLAIRV A N +,
Who has pracccd Clairyoyan for the past II years.
in the description and of Of the most difficult
diseases, which have bacd the skill Of Physicians and
has been pronounced by them neurabe induced by her
success, she informs the afflicted Of Montpelier and Vi
cinity, that she has taken Rooms at the Bumham 5
Hotel Main Street. where she viii be pleased to at
tend TO all who may favor her with call.
Persons at distance who cannot attend in person, can
be examined by communication, only requiring the numc,
age and complexion.
TO THE LdDTESs
Madam @ has made their diseases her study for many
years. she is, therefore, prepared 70 treat successfully
this class Of diseases, whether of public private
ture. Madam Cooke intends to make Montpelier her
permanent location All communications by mail or 9TH
crwse, promptly attended to.
4lSm l. A. PRIEST, Agt.
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MrpifaI.
HEALTH OR SICKNESS

The blood furnishes the material Of ,yerv tot,. ,
Gle, gland and fibre 10 The human hrntne 'Wbc, ,,.
1t secures health 10 every organ whom rorr,t, IL ,
ossarly produces disease. HOLIOWAY'S PtfIs an
crate directly upon the elements Of the stream or lT
curing the malady, whether located ia tho nerves tb
liver. the bowels, the MUSCLES the skin the brain ON any
other part Of the system. '
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

CTUTTERING AND STAMMERlNG-
- Cured by DIR. WYKOFF Of Pittsburgh, Pa, without
Pain or Surgical Operation. Who will send The cure to
any part Of the World. receipt Of $40; and the mon
ey returned II the cure Is not electuUl ,
mr. An letters must be addressed to Dr. WYCKofF
Box TAG, Pittsburgh Pa, in Of Arthms, Rodgcrs
Bankers.
p. S. Correspondents will please enclose stamp for
return postage.
CAuTIoN.-All persons who not produce my gem
une certificate, are humbugs. O1ly pf w.
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" NAIIIUN T-N0n0 arc genuine unl0-1 lT0 W0TI-
"H040Way, AeD I0rf and LOnooH. are disecrnilo al
lcaternDrk in every leaf II the book of directions a.
round each pot box the may be plainly seen y
holding the teqf 10 the hght handsome reward win
be given to any rendering such information as may
lead TO the detection of any party parties counterfeit
ing the medicines vending the same knowing them 10
BE- spurious.
- Sold at the Mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY
~ Maiden Lane New York, and by all respectable Drug
gista and Dealers IN Medicines throughout the United
States, and the civilized world in boxes at Is cents
60 - cents and 81 90 each.
u There is considerable saving in taking the srg-
sizes
n. b. Directions for the guidance Of Patients in
every disorder are afiNed to each Pot 37eoply
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Boots q Sbors.

EALL HAS COME,
eI:!S TSSA EFn1o
" 'sls,s1 PAGE
Have large stock Of
SCOTS and S h oes,
Of every description.
Their Mems, Boys and Youths Work consists Of every
grade Of stout, double-sole
THICK And CALF BOOTS,
Light Fine sowcd, Peggcd Patent and Common, and
Fyench CoD Boots and Shoes
ofthe choicest stuck and work. Also all descriptions Of
WOMEN WORK.
Fine all cloth and French Lasting
CONGRESS AND LACE CATERS
Kid, Jenny Lind and Congress- both double and
single sole, Of the best custom work
and warranted.
Our department Of MfssEs AND CuInpurNs Work
cannot be beat and comprises every thing, from
INFANTS SOFT SOLE SHOES
To
NJ S S T. s LON G b o o T S d.
Our Rubber Stock Of Mems, womcns, Boys
Misses and Youths
II u - - II II Il q Q II =
From the best manufacturers. Also
RUBBER SHOES or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
To Merchants the above kinds and many others will be
sold at the lowest market price, by the or dozen
we are manufacturing very extensively think
compete with any other House in the same quality.
" Please call and examine before purchasing
RgMENnER AT THE OLD STAND
(founcriy occupied by ~ Harry q CO..
NO. l6 STATE STREET MONTPELIER, VT.
T AIDES SNOW BOOTS
II At HERRICK e PAGES,
No. 10 State street.
Won can get Stout Deablo eoicd car
Il BOOTS at 1IERRlCK 4 PAGES.
I AIDES can get those Wide Shoes and
IL Bootecs at ITERRlCK g PAGES
HERRICK & PAGE manufacture the best
IL kind Of THICK BOOTS.
HERRICK & PAGE manufacture every
l. 4 thing in the shape Of BOOTS n SHOES
MERCHANTS can get supplied with
1NA BOOTS, SHOES and RuBBEllS at the lowest
city prices, At 10 State street, Montpelier
HERRICK & PAGE keep at the Old
L 4 Stand formerly occupied by n HARVEY * CO,
Is State street
Doors & SHOES FOR MEN & BOYS,
ID New styles. J. G.. FRENCH.
Montpelier May is. 1851.
NO CASH BUYERS ONLY.
GRO. g. Wales
VIII close outfits stock Of BOOTS a SHOES,
Al pery ioig prices for cash.
oi2m % Peal street, 8osroN
ID EAL CT ST ON MAD T..
IL NEWS, BOTS and IOrTHS
DOUBLE-SOLE OWH{DE BOOTS.
Also. ftll stock 10 RETAILING
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dyspepsia and arrangement Of the liver tho source n
inhrmity and Suffering and the cause of nnrn,rr.ti
Deaths yield io these curatyes, in all eases however
aggravated acting as mild purgativc, Alternative ana
ygoratc the system and the constitution at the same
time.
GENERAL WBAKNRss-NERvous CoMrLAfvrs
When all stmulants fail, Che renowiug and br,ciry
properties Of these Pills give frmnoss 10 the shalp
nerves and enfecblod muscles Of the victim Of general
debility. - h'''''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

An Irregularities and ailments incident 10 the delicate
and sensitive organs Of the removed prevented
by few doses Of these mild, but niahle Alternatives.
No mother who regards her or her ehdrens health
should fail to have them within her reach. q
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS
The London "Lancot, the London ''Mctra Review"
ana the @2St ,ehsny tl,sf2iS M q i Bit7-
inventor NilH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

HOLLOWAY's PILLS are equally efRcaciors e,
complaints common 10 the whole human race and in
disorders peculiar 10 certain climates and localities
MANNING DIa0RnEne
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900 1Ps s i. GE IsA.. G laSs SIM. RES
for sale by the piece or fathom, by
Oct. Is, 1851 sTOiRs g. FULLER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

ID UBBER BOOTS, Of the best in market,
III for $500. Rubber shoes in proportion, at
Montpelier, Oct @, 1857. FRENCII'S.
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Two THE LADIES ANDGENTs.

would most respectfully beg leave to inform the
Ladies and Gents of the District snd sur -
rounding country that have this day re- -
celved another large supply of the celebrated ~
Cooking Stoves also the Flora Air tight Flat top
Cooking Stoves. which NH ke my stock of Stoves,
Crates, the heaviest that is or ever has been in
the District of Columbia.
Coal and Wood Stoves of various sizes and of the
latest improved patterns, carefully selected by nv
self for parlors, stores. chambers dining roo ms
halls, bath houses, Offices, churches. and steam
boats. al
All of which shall sell at very small advance on
the original cost, rs times very hard. ] would
also say word here to my friends and customers
that cannot make It convenient through the day to
leave their places Of business to make purch ises
that shall keep open every night texcept Sunday
until o. clock for their accommodation.
Nos. S8 and So. Metropolitan Stove and Crate
Factory. story, brown stone 'front.' balcony front
full of stoves. -rH G. WOODWARD.
p. S.-Just received from Boston, a supply OF
Shaw's "Gas Heating" Stoves, for which lam the
agent In the District. nI4-6t
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New YORK nlarkets.

NEW YORK, Nov'r. 20-Flour is frn, a, an
Sovance OF 5aIOc on State; sales OF 900 bbls |;
State 81 .s5a4 95 Ohio IS 3Oa5 so; Southern s5 sla
s. 50 - ~o
Wheat is,steady sales - 900 bushels West
efn White II .2Oal IS; ditto red 81 Goal IL Corn
is quiet holders demand an advence sales are
unImPortant; mixed slas2c: yellow SIX
FORK is quiet: mess SO 5oal9T5 Beefis inac.
i've. Lard j. quiet at l0aI3c
Whisky steady; Ohio DC
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AUCTION sALRS.
FUTURE DAYS

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
pUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF deed of trust ex-
4 ec9ted to me and recorded in Llber J. A. s,
NO 49, 1oilos 81! 2sS, $50, $50, and 26l one OF the
iana records n Washington county District OF Co
tumpla. SHAH. on SATURDAY, the 5th of Decem
osi next, Al cock p M, IN front of the premises
oner Ior sale at public auction the hIghest bldds1
anerelor the eastern half Of Lot No G. in Souare No
20, IN subdivision of John Wilson and NIcboias
Caan, as the same is recorded in the Office 81 fbe
lumbia Di''io' vi 70
Terms cash. The property to he resold at the
rsk and expense of the purchaser unless the terms
day of sale. ' '''ii ING
EDW. C. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
nl3-law&ds A. GREEN Auct
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there were Of the AGE Of
Whole plumber OF death, from all causes

%.
APPkAts TO CorRr.-Yxsterday at 2 O'Clock
p. m, Horatio NJ. Maryman, charged with inc,t.
Ing to riot appeared for trial at the Office of Ju,.
lice DOM Ii appeared that Mr. Maryman, who
is county constable, had an execution aoaIn.,
- sooos ana chaitels OF man named o Brien,
1ul was unsuccessful in his endeayor, 10 oct into
" bflen's house by daylight. He remained in
the ne1ghboThoOd until after night when n, Rri
seeihS hlm with others, armed and lettering
doout Iae mel noorhood, and hearing a threat 10
geta United States warrant and ss6reak in the
ooof, went for the Auxiliary Guards They
eane, and, after receiving legal advice, arrested
several OF those who Were with NTarymap: he
tween nine and ten o'clock-or about ten-N,Tv
man onercd 20 show that he was there with n
warrants but Justice Dom read a certificate
tioLn Justice Gun, that, at lOk O'Clock that
night, he issued the u 8 warrant tn Mr. MAJ
man against O'Brien. Justice Dom decided tha,
Mdryman was there Illegally, and held him with
John and X A. haryman, his sons and Walter
Thompson and George Baker 10 bail for trial AZ
me Criminal Court, and fined each OF the four
lAst named $40 and costs, for carrying dangerous
mediatelY made In each Of the Corporation cases
Acciofsr-Yesterday afternoon, a man named
James Buckley, formerly a watchman, now a
laborer at the Washington Navy Yard. had hi,
Ien leg b9oken- He was engaged with several
others IN holsting the iron raers for the roof of
the new shell house when the cou ping 10 which
u was attached parted, aud the rafter fell dis.
lance or tom twenty-five TO thirty feet striking
Bue kley In its descent, and causing a danyefous
single fracture near the Left ankle Buckley has
been employed Ia various capacities about the
Navy Yard for many years, and is represented 10
De man OF excellent character He has, we
understand, a large family Of Young children
dependant on his labors in the Yard 10 whom
back
fEsTERpAr, Committee from the Board Of
PUBLIC School Trustees, bad an audience with
the secretary Of the Interior with a view to OBJ
Lam his recommendation to and influence with
congress 10 make such appropriations OF public
amos es Will, In addition to the resources from
90! own cluhSns place the public school system
"a me national metropolis on an eluzlity with
that In other cities. The Secretary in a plain.
PRACTICAL msnner, conysrsed freely on the sub.
Ject, and assured bis visitors that the subiect
snouid receive his early and earnest attention.
he desired additional information on fcert,in
points 10 be furnished him nj an early day
The FoURTH ANNUAL BALL Of our ventl.rnap
~ friends Of the Good VIII Club take. plac. on
"Wednesday evening, November IS, at C.,u.i,.
saloon Their balls and cotillon parties are al
ways enjoyable.
THE LADIES Of Capitol Hin are giving a Fair
lor a worthy object, at the Columbia Engine
House. See advertisement
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By JAS. C. McGUIRE. AuctionseT-

II 800 o lHCU UIhfs, huclIOneeT.
VALoABLE, COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION
Owing to the Inclemency of the weafber VS.
terday and the present pressure IN the money mar
ket, MaJi y. TochIan has POSTPONED the pub
IN the County of Alexandria. Va, until MONDAY
the Atm OF January next, at 10 O'Clock a M. on the
premises. In the meantime, they are offered for
private sale: and further information as to terms on
SALE &c may be obtained at the auction store of j.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
oc N-2aw Auction and Commission Merchant
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BALTIMORE, Nov 20.-Flour in be,xv ,na
helo al the closing rates Of yesterday; Ohio Is Is
howard street IS 25as5 81, and City Mills IS ~
al30c. to 135c. for choice Corn &. Arm. Ga II
low .Sa,Sc old white 72a7sc I; new white ssaeSc.
Whisky is unchanged; City &c Ohio asxe.
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK. Nov. 2O-Tbe shin John Howell
capt APPieby, from Bristol, Eng gland, with rail,
road iron arrived here this morning with loss OF
topmast, spars, &c.
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Condition of the Provid.u.. R.,.

Providence. Nov. 18th. folio,,,,, a a..
statement Of the Providence banks to Nov IA
Circulation, 81 AIS; deposits O. All OF, lo,n.
SIS ,533 300; specie 1881 81.
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CAUTION,

ALL persons are cautioned against purchasing
Land warrants o. So 29i for l60 acres, issued to
John Lindsey; No. S9S52, for loo aores ISSUED to
WIN. McConch c; No. 81 S82, for so acres. issued to
WIN. w. Pughi No. 2 2S8 Tor 80 acres, issued to
lsham lvey. Said warrants having been sto en- from
my Office, caveats have been entered In the General
Lano once te prevent patents issuing said war
rants, and application will be made to the Pension
Office for the issuing OF dup icaie warrants.
WIN. J. MARTIN,
10 w6w Attorney for Warrantees.
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON, Isss.

Every member for the current year, ending March
81 1858, will receive for each SIS 30 subscription a
large and important line engraving by J. IT. Will
more; A. X. A, from the well known original Pic
tnre by the late J. M. w. Turner, r; A. Venice,
Redentore" And in addition, the chance of obtain
ing one Of the prizes to be allotted In April mex t.
which will include the right to select for himself a
valuable Work of Art from one of the Public Exhi-
bitions; Statuettes in bronze of her Majesty on
lain Of the Stepping Stones, by Z. w. Wyon; Taz-
zas in iron modelled by III. o. Hale, from an an
Yer commend rative of T. Banks, r. A.; Proof I'm
pressiohs of q large MeEotint BY g. r, Ward, from
atlns the Bible in English Proof Impressions OF a
valuable set OF produced expressly for the
Society by the Etching Club. - - : =
Specimen OF the above charming engraving. fine
n work Of Art, and beautiful and effective repre-
Messrs. TAYLOR & MAURYSS, Bookseller.
Honorary Secretaries foriWashinston. : - y
~ N so. a-r.t8
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AUCTION aALES
By j. C.. McGJTI0C -.

By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auotionee, -
fHR4}rps sV S5RP IEEsESrs
nth, At 10 o'clock viii se at Mtbo ne Is.,ss; My
Island HI: scol No. "a 81
Lounge, Cane seat, and Back Rocker
Msnosa1y Chairs, Walnut and other cane
Msshosssny and Wslnu. Leaf Tables, Marb. Vase.
Walnut Work Stand. Iron Clock
s ss a cSam nBss st Sss.s 00o'h
EsstSsT Bsd BSI.ssr. and I Pisw s'd''''d'
Spreads. Sheets, and Table Linen Ens.us
Wsshstsnds and F Toilet nets seits
Crockery, Glassware
Knives and Forks. Plated Spoons
Tosether with the usual assortment of Kitchen
, Terms; e. sSS ana under. cash; over that sum
nl7-d&ds JAS. C. MEG CURE, Auot.
RT uN : ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uIta MONDAY MoFRNMI Mn tbs Esd, at 10 o'ol'k.
By A. GREEN, Auotiopeer.
by, VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST TO
- the subscriber, bearing date the Sd day Of SEN
TEMPER, 1851 and duly recorded in the Land ecords
sell at public sacs ame ON bs OF SS nmbs
MONDAY. the 10th day of ovember, at 4 O'Clock.
and ontSs IN san. an Gin
street. and running back 100 feet to an aley 20 feet
wide, which, by side alleys, has an outlet on 4th and
18th streets. N
There is neat two story Frame House on the
Lot, which is nearly opposite the late Gen. T60mp
Esq. "
North M street is soon to be graded and the neigh
bOrhood is improving.
Terms: One-t cash balance in 6, IL, and IS
months for notes bearing interest and secured by a
deed oftrust. - -
Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser.
X. X. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Io-a A. GREEN, Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED.
IN consequence of the rain, until THURSDAY the
18th instant, same hour and place.
BY order of the Trustee.
MI A. GREEN, Auctr.
III THE ABOVE SALE is still further Post
poned, IN consequence Of the ran until MONDAY
the Esd instant. same hour and place.
BY order OF the Trustee.
2o-td A. GREEN. Auctoneer
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 Stocks generally are
lower Chicago and Rock Island 81; Illinois
central shares Sk; do. Bonds So; Michigan
Southern 81; NewYork Central rs; Reading AZ =,
Va. 6's ssh; Mo. 6's IS.
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MnriUe.
Baltlmere Nlarkets

NEW oRk, Nov. 2O-The steam fripnte Mag.
ara, from England, has been signalIed
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"A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

IN IL Years of Axe,
fWIose SANDS OF life have nearly run out, discov-
Tered while In the East Indies, a certain cure for
Il ConSumptlon, Asthma, Bronchitis, CUus BIS.
] discovered by him when his only child a daugh-
ter, was given 10 die. He had heard much of the
wonderful restorative and healing Quslites of prep
aTatIons made from the East India Hemp, and the
thought occurred to him that he might make a rem
edy for HIS child He studied hard and succeeded in
now alIye and well. He has since administered the
wonderful remedy to thousands of sufferers in I'll
parts of the world and he has never failed in max
ing them completel ~ healthy and happy. Wishing
to do as ouch good as possible, he will send to such
of his afflicted fellow beings as request it. this re-
clpe with full and ea picit directions for making il
up and successfully USING It. He requires each ap-
picant to enclose him one shilling-three cents to
be returned AS postage on toe recipe ard the re- 1
mander to be applied to the pay meht of this sd- 4
vertisement. Address
DIR. ii. JAMES, No. 1ls Grand street,
Jersey City, N. J.
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Departure of the Canal,

RosToS, Nov. lsth-The ROYAL mail ,,e,,n..
Canada sailed from here to-day az noon, with o.
passengers for Liverpool and for HALIFAX, and
Sl66 900 in specie
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Gale on the Lakes. Ae.

Nkw YORK, Nov. le.--we are having . .,.r,
snow storm here this evening ~''
-, -. .'n from Chicago says there wps A &C.
49,. n on the Lake last night and several
IL was showing and blowing NJ Run,,o ,o-a.r
al - ouuelo tO-Q1y.
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G1 000 A YEARm
$1,000 A YEAR "

2LcCOO $1,000 A YEARm
Si,0 nEAk. Profitable and Honorable EN-
$500 FAN. ploymeDt for all times. Persons
49, FAN. In town or country, in search of
Si'uM0 EAhs employment as a source Of in
yi,@ FAN. come, or to fill up their leisure
,WU GEAk. hours, may hear of such BY en-
S,'ooW nEAh closing two stamps, to pay post
i,g0 GEAR. age. to Professor JAMES T.
Si'on A YEAR. HORNE, Box No. ASH, New
Si.@ A nEAR. York Post Office. The employ
yi,@ a GEAR. ment Is fitted to either sex: sta
Si.@ Al FAX. ton in Ife ImmaterIal. Ii is en-
gi,@ ! FAX. article Of daily consumption, and
Si,MU EaR. can be manufactured in the
si'm MAX. agents dwelling; secure by co
S,'Nn EAR- pyrght; sale permanent as
Si!U A 1EAH. Hour. An agent is wanted in ey-
l,ON A YEAR.. cry town in the Union. nI4-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

ERUIT.-New Eleme FIGS; new RAISINS
U IN quarter, hall, and whole boxes; new CIR
RANTS, CRANBERRIES: fresh CHERRIES
G00SEBERRIES, REACHES, WHORTLE-
For sale by KING Il BURCHELL,
nl2 corner 18th street and Vermont ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

I AIDES, SHOPPING, may positively Expect
~ prompt and courteous Attentions at STEVENS'S
New Fancy Store, s6, between sth and 10th sts.