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Patent EnamelIed Collars.
NEW STYLE

TNHE Enamelled Collar sarpasses every other
style in point of neatness, comfort and econo-
my. Being cut and shaped upon scientific princi-
pies they cannot fit otherwise than with beauty
and ease.
Being highly polished, they will not hold du st.
retain their shape. This advantage with the lo0
price Cess than the cost of washing the ordinary
Collar renders them far cheaper than any other
style made. No one who designs travelling should
be without a full supply.
10000 just received. Having the sole agency,
will make deduction for dealers.
W. H. WILLIAMS & CO.
June 9, 1857. Al
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Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers.

and every thing in my line,
FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN, GIRLS AN
BOYS.
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83Ne. 80.
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
DR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discoreredin one
OF our common pasture weeds a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF 81

From the wOrst scrcfala dora to a com.
mon pimpIe.
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hoDDING GRAvEs.-Grcat oxitement has
been produced in Chicago by the detection Of
Martin Ouinan, the city sexton. in the act of
rilhlng the graves Of the dead, and shipping
.nem OIL IN wagons. 1t is supposed that he
mas Tor time been engaged in selling bodies
TO "a medical college in Southern Illinois
OREeoN.-Thc Constitutional Convention
mas adjourned, and the Constitution is to be
submitted to the people on the second Mon
day November The slavery question is IN
ter.
, UNIVERSITY or NEHNoNr-Thc now catalogue for
freshmen, loi acadcmical and % medical itndeptstn.
Cal lj3 " ''-
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Markrts.

BOSTON MARKET, NOVEMBER p, 1857.
ASIlES.-There have been sales Of Pots at To- and
Pearls at "a per 10, The stock is light and market
firm.
GRAIN.-Com has been firm during the week, but
closes with more free arrivals and dun feeling. The
sales Of southern yellow have been at % Ole, closing
AZ % Western mixed 81 9lo 10 quality aud white
90e per hushe Oats have been arriving quite freely and
prices have declined materially sales Of Northern and
and Canada at soc per bnshel.
HOPS The market for this article is very quiet, and
the sales only In retail lots 90 Sc per 10.
PROVISIONS Butter has been arriving more freely,
and IS dull and lower The sales have been 20c for
good aud choce aud 10 to lsc orcommon and fair quail
y. Cheese Is selling at l-2c pr H. as to quality
WOOL There IS more inquiry for fleece aud pulled
Wool but the sales as yet have been confined TO small
lots and prices unsettled In foreign nothing ~ any
consequence has been done
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr.-Noy. "a.
by 7elegrqph to the IPatchman Journal
nm Uenortl
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Among the many preparations In use for Il it,
storing, preserving and identifying the hair the are
none that we can recommend with more confidence an
Prof Woods Hair Restorative, now in general use
throughout tho States. This preparation possesses the
most nygorang qualities, and never fails in prod ing
tons We refer readers TO the adv ertsemen or
few Of the nnumorahe certificates which have been htt
by parties who have been benefited by it, and who feel
happy in giving testimony to its wonderful effect pro-
duccd on them.
o. J. WOOD Co, Projectors. SIS Broadway, y i ,
633mis and ia Market street s, / o,{s a
sold Ia Montpelier by l.. +. PIERCE and FRl.D l..
SMITH, and by all Druggists throughout the courfrr
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cHAs. WHITNEY


, Nov lOIk, Uof. 2 100
Prof. o. J. WOOD-Dcar Sir After reading the al.
veruscmcni 10 one Of the New York journals Of ~. q
celebrated Hair Restorative, procured half pint ot-
tc and was so much pleased with II that continued
use for two months, and am satsged it is decidedly ihs
best preparation before the public IL az once RENT
Az the dandruh and unpleasant itching from the ~
and has restored my hair naturally, and have no do,
permanently
You have permission to refer to me- all who cntelia
any doubt Of It's performing all that is claimed for IL
MISS FEEKS, 26 IL Greenwich A..
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pratbs,

In Eddingion, Maine Oct ~ Mrs. Betsey Taylor,
wife Of Mr. Spencer Dodge formerly Of Marshheld VT,
aged 80.
la Randolph Nov. Q, Mr.. Daniel Chede, aged II.
In stowe Oct. %, Betsey c. Turner, aged II years,
daughter Of the late L. c. Turney, Esq.
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where he offers for sale a large stock Of BRANDlEs
GINS, RUNS WHISKEYS, WINES, CIGARS It-
BACCo, TEA, SUGAR. COFFEE andspIcEs, o. oil
kinds, as follows -
BRANDIES.-James Hennossry & Co., Otard, purny
Co., j. a T. Martel Pellcvoison, &c for tn, ali .
and Tor preserving purposes in wood and glass, % t
customers.
GINS-Doubc Pine Apple Phunix and Honeyhue lc
brands, and other choice brands Old Tom Gin, Charles
LONDON Cordial ON aud Walfe's Schnapps, in pipes,
cases jugs aud bottles.
RUNS IND IIHiShEIS.-London Dock. Jamaica
Rum, Old St. Croix, and Medford Rum in even at,e
Of package and for all purposes, whether medicina or
otherwise The celebrated Islay Whiskey, in vouit
and IN glass. Very old and superior Whiskeys Ia nj
Monongahola sorts, in barrels, kegs and bottles.
UtNEN.-OLp MADEIRA, OF the best brands SHrEuY
WINES, of all varieties some Of them imported ia tot.
Ties Others in IL, Id and Is casks, considered o.,
eonnosscurs the most superior offered for tnc In
this market CLAnEr WINES, in cases OF one dozen
each, Of various prices and qualities; together with au
assortment Of White Wines and Hook Wines, ffoin
celebrated houses in Europe. CHANPAGNE vlro,.
brands also a stock Of Native Wines, which arc li-
ing into great request
CIGARS IND TOBACCO-Importcd Cigars, g. E-
youte hfandsi Tobacco, Of choice brands which vii
be sold very low, and in quantities to suit ptrcha srs
TEAS AND SUG1RS.--All descriptions OF Blac' aid
Green Teas, in the original packages, be repact
20 order, IN 9, and 10 pound caddies Sugars OF t-
~ description, which, together with all other ar dds
named IN the above list, supplied in small n!er
quantities, aud delivered at any place within the is
Of the city.
SPTCES.-Ground Coiicos, Mustard, Cloves. Pe,a,r.
Allspice, &C., in boxes Of different sizes, and by The
pound
Country dealers invited send in their order m
closing the money for the same, directed the n,r-
signed, at 1870 Broad street, Boston.
Samples Of all articles which be readily putul viii
be furnished with the prices, II desired, either through
the mail by express. The greatest care and ate n
will be given to the packing, with view to safe tas
porta,ion OF the invoices. JOSEPH DREW,
0a3m No. 100 Broad street, Bostt a.
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HoH0uHy'S rus and OiatnoHt-Delicate females who
are hannssod and dubatcd By complaints peculiar 20
their organization, uniformly relieved by Ioloways
Pills. For hystera spasm, hot hushcs, sick heada ache
pains In the back and ons they safe and reliable
samic Ointment upon burns, scads running sores ir-
atons Of the skin soroous ulcers, salt rhenm
elias and nh external inhamation is miracle in surge
~ Purchasers before using these remedies are eau
toned 10 look for the liafeyWork, which appears In ey
er leaf Of the genuine book Of directions If the words
"tIoho,ray Nec lork and LONDON" not visible in
the paper, The medicines are countcrfets.
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In Marshdeld Nov. %. Mr.. Simeon Dwinnol aged 70.
In hoNhury Nov. 4, Mrs. Botscy p Ainswortl wife OF
Luther AinswOIth, aged 25
In Glover, Oct. 2j, Miss sally French, aged g.
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle June u, '.j
have used Professor o. J. Woods Hair restorai r, O.
and have admired It's wonderful effect NV hair wa be-
coming, as thought, prcmaturelv gray, but by III te
of the "kcstontvc" IL has resumed It's original color
and, have no doubt, permanently So.
SIDNEN BRESsE. Ex-senator United stat Z.
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Natertown, Mass, May l, 1856
Prof o. j. WOOD Allow me 20 attest the Writ, e-
and magic powers Of your Hair Restorative. Thre,
months since being exceedingly gay, 1 purchased
o. tell IN restoring the silver locks to their native CO.
aud the hair which before dry and uarsh and fall
o. now became soft and glossy, and it ceased falliI
tho dandlu disappeared, aud the scalp lost all the
groeablo itching, SO annoying before and now not o. ~
look but feel young again.
Respcctflilg, yours, ETC., CHAS. WHITNEY
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no oLrANsH rHE TEETH AND NC

TO ULEANhE TIE IFEIH AND MOVIH
Wet your tooth brush in water, pour it drop Of
the PERSIAN BALM, and brush your teeth night and
morning It's effects to neulIaze all acids Of the
mouth prevent the teeth from decay render the teeth
white the mouth healthy, and impart the breath
delicious fragrance and freshness unsurpassed by any
other preparation During illness persons should gargle
the mouth often. with three four drops Of the Persian
Balm in wnegass Of son water, to prevent the action
Of acid medicines upon the teeth
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THE MoaMoNs.-Thc Heralds Washing
ton correspondent says:
Inc Administration are considering the
Mormon rebellion, and the steps to be taken
with regard TO it, 1t is proposed to capture
some two thousand saints now located in Cal
norma. as well as DIR. Bcrnhcisol. Brigham
Young delegate to Congress- and hold them
as hostages until it is ascertained what the
Prophet designs doing. General Cass seems
90 think that this cannot be done under the
Constitution. but the President thinks differ
emily. state of rebellion, he says, actually
cAl-tl, and martial law must prevail.
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ntm Advertisements.

Ia RooK BlNDERY.
| IN 49, IL Oper Union Store,
/ l{AA ""NnosNNH HBAD or STATE ST..
CO.'S ssszyssAz-yS MONTPELIER, VT.
/ tFifi Having sold to BALLOT.
~ .e-sss7rH lovBiAND& Co. my book
and Stationery in Book
divided attention to my Book Dndery.
Books Of all kinds bound 10 order.
|"'hNALS' LEDGERS, PROB1TE. TOWN and
MOTEL RECORDS,
with or without printed heads and forms
FoR MstRfNGG 5FF,2F2 &fyrs =.
made oithe PEI" stock, aud by superior soramau
1fvo, with t,, .tip o.. ralei e. Any pattern
81 WALTON BOOK BNpEa Montpelier, w.
brilliant PROSPECTUS!
~ FOURTH YEAR OF TIE
COSHOPOLIIAN ARTASSOCLATTON
The famous
DussELDoRF GALLERY or PAINTINGS
Purchased at cost of sls1o0li
IND Poc'r's r0rd rRopned Siafnfe Of tho
GREEK sLAVEU
Rc-purghascd for sir thousand d0iars with.sovera hume
9ieu other works of AIT in Paintings Sculpture aud
bron1cs' comprise The Premiums 10 be- awarded TO ho
subscribers of thc
cOSNOPOLITAN arr ASSOCIATION
Who subscribe before the 2S Of January 1855 at which
time the awards viii take place,
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber of firls aoltiJf is oniiHcd TO
"a eo{ OF the large and .plcndId eec Engraving, en-
tiicd MANfrwf brsuNs." a.nto
eey of ODE CosNorotirAs AHr JornSAL one
a Certificate n One Award Of Premiums. also
a iree admission Go tho Dusseldorf and Cosmopolitan
Thus 81 IS soon That for every h,, dollars p,i tbe
subscriber not Gully roceiyosa
SPLENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGi
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aitrrarp fnstitutiuns.


ID A RRE A G A ID Il NJ Y. -
I'D J. s. SPALDlNG, PuNuIPAL,
TEACHER Of Grcek and Latin.
Mas. J. S. SPALDING, PREcGrTRRss,
Teocher Of the OiNaDientaks.
ISAAC NEWTON CAMP, A. b.,
Teacher Of Mathematics and r0oai Music
Miss EMILY COOK. 1eaeher Of French.
Miss Il. NJ b. FELT Teacher Of h'sfrumenfai Music
Winter Term wiH begin on Thursday, Nov %.
Board, including room, washing aud fuel a reasona-
BILE rate. For further information see Catalogue adj
dressing the Principal
Barre, November 2, 1857, 63w
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fataihne Lamp Oh may be used in Camphene, Resin
OIL, Kerosene, or other lamps with button burners NOV
in common usel or In Argand lamps with suitable chin
neys In using Paraihne Oil the lamp wcks require no
trimming and when once igned will burn without fur
Their care until the oil Is all consumed As the Oil burns
freely IL is best TO keep the wick low and not allow ito
appear much above the surface Of the wick holder.
For sale BY the subscribers
JOHNSON, HUNTER & CO.,
81 3m, Commercial Wharf, Boston, Agents for Co
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n OTICE.-This certifes that have given
~ my son. Noah W. Vincent. his time during the
rcmlndCr Of his minority, therefore, shall claim none
o hs earnings nor pay any debts or MS contracting
ntor this date.
lsHMAHL 7. VINCENT
Mouisinwn, Nov. 2nd, 1857. G53ws
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utterly impossible. The want of cavalry /.
severely fclt, and we are powerless, on &C.
count Of this deficiency, to effect any chas.
tisement of the marauding bands that are
constantly lowering about us On the 7tb
inst. ! detached Capt Marcy 9TH Infantry.
with four companies, to Green River, TO col
lcct what he could find scryiccabe from the
burnt trains, and to dispense any bodies of
Mormons he found
In conclusion, permit me to express the
hope that my acts will meet the approval of
the government, and on the first opportunity
] will make further and more detailed re-.
port 1t is unqucstonably the duty of the
government to quell by overwhelming force
this reasonable rebellion of the Governor
and people of Utah, and must most urgent
ly impress upon the War Department the
fact that the small body of troops here will
need reiniorcements and supplies as soon as
they can possibly be got here next spring.
would further respectfully suggest that troops
should be sent from California and OREGON
Il is said that the road from California to Salt
Lake is passable all winter. and it is certainly
much earlier in the spring than that from the
States.
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ID EMov VAIL JOSEPH DR.


III Having sold his interest in his Store No. % North
Market street, has removed his Counting Room his
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Boots y Shoes.

ouJ|9 y SUUtS.
FALLHAs COME
"a e}24-.la -,vo-
/ ON ~ en- IL f. r. r. l 6 *
~ S@-sz-s
'.sa~A$- ! a - Il
Have large stock Of
B cots and S h oes,
Of every description
Their Mems BOYS and Youths Work consists Of every
grade Of stout, doubc-soIc
THICK md CALF BOOTS.
Light, Fine, sewed, pcgged Patent and Common, and
ffeHch tHJ Boots ahd Nhats
Of the choicest stock and work Also ali descriptions Of
MEMS WORK.
Fine all cloth and French Lasting
CONGttSS AND LACE CATERS
Kid Jenny Lind and Congress both double and
single SOLE of the best custom work
and warranted.
Our department Of MISSES AND CurrDRrN's WoRK
cannot be beat and comprises every thing, from
INFANTS SOFT SOLE SHOES
MISS LONG BOOTS
Our Rubber Stock Of Mems Women's, Boys,
Misses and Youths
II L Il - L. II ID . . T =
From the best manufacturers. Also.
RUBBER SHOES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
To Merchnnis the above kinds and many others will be
sold at the lowest market price, by the as
we are manufacturing very extensively, we think we can
compete with any other House In the same quality.
o. Please call and examine before purchasing
REMEMBER At THE OLD STAND
fformerly occupied by N. Hayrey 4 co..
NO l6 STATE STREET. MONTPELIER, VT.
A d L S NOW BOOTS
II At liEKRICK & PAGES,
No. 10 State street.
VoU can get Stout Double Soled Calf
L BOOTS at ilERRlCK PAGES.
| AIDES can get those Wide Shoes and
- Bootees at IIERRlCK & PAGES
TT ERRICK q PAGE manufacture the best
L l. kind Of THICK BOOTS.
III ERRICK d PAGE manufacture every
IL thing in the shape Of BOOTS x SHOES.
MERCHANTS can get supplied with
VA BOOTS, SHOES and RuBBERS at the lowest
CITY prices At 10 state street, Montpelier
HERRICK q PAGE keep at the Old
1 L Stand formerly occupied by N. HARVEY 4 CO..
Doors & SHOES FOR MEN & BOYS,
ID New styles. J. G. FRENCH.
Montpelier, May Is, 1857.
TO CASH BUYERS ONLY.
Il GEO. g. WALES
WIN close out his stock Of BOOTS & SHOES,
Al Gerry iow prices for cash.
Send your orders to
6l.2m % PeaH Street, BOSTON
ID EAL tom MA ID L.
III NEWS, BOTS' and TOUTHS'
DOUBLE-SOLE 60 WHIDE BOOTS.
Also, a full stock Of RETAILING
SH o T. 5 4 n d II q n % i RS.
For sale LOW, for CASH, by
GEORGE c. WALES,
5j3m % Pcqri Street, Boston
Aitrrarg institutions.
II A RE Ac ALDEN o.
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which wish TO exchange for their bills at a small ad-
vance from cost.
Now is tAe time to buy CLOTHING and the place is
at FRENCHS
Montpelier, Oct H. 1857 Head Of State Street
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The following telographic despatch was re-
e'eiyed on the morning of the lth instant, at
tAe Foreign Office, London;
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 5.-The steamship
i ilndostan arrived at Suez from Calcutta on
me 9th inst, with Calcutta dates of 9th,
Madras 18th, and Gale 18th of October.
Delhi, which fell into our hands on the
9o'h September, was entirely occupied on the
<lst, and the whole Of the enemy expelled.
In the assault of the l4th, 10 officers and
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-23
Senator Douglas.

Our neighbor of the Vindicator has mode OF
reasoning peculiar to himself. We expressed the
opinion last week that Douglas would triumph O.
yer the President in the present Kansas controver-
nv, and that his chances for the Presidency had
vastly improved. The Findicat0r argues that, as
Douglas 'mproved chances" come from Black
Republican favor" "the Spectator must favor q
Black Republican succession to the Presidency. I"
Non ssguitur, as the lawyers say. Itmade nodf
ference to ds where Douglas derived his increased
strength we merely stated what we believed to
be fact, without remote idea of ever support
ing Douglas succession to the Presidency, wheth-
or he be Democrat or Black Republican. But if
Douglas, who has heretofore been in such high
feather with the Southern Democracy, be Re-
publican now, what Northern Democrat can be
trusted and what guarantee have we that Mr..
Buchanan himself will prove faithful Indeed,
Douglas position is precisely that of Governor
Walker throughout his career in Kansas, and he
is fully sustained by the Presidents instructions
at least he claims to be, and the President in
his Message says nothing to the contrary. If
then Douglas is counting the Black Republicans,
the President has been playing into the hands OF
the same party ever since his Inauguration, until
recently.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-23
Internal Improvements.

From the number of resolutions of inquiry of
fered in the Legislature on the subject of appro
priations to internal improvements, one would
infer that the State treasury was full of money.
and that the people were not burdened by taxes.
In addition to the appropriations for the great
works now in progress, money is asked for any
number of turnpikes "from New Martinsvile to
Boston Station" and from abraham Enoch's to
Elijah Whitlatch's," and other equally import
ant improvements. The Governor recommends
an appropriation of s2,5O0,OOO, to be apportion-
ed as follows Covington and Ohio Railroad,
$1,5OO,OO0; Railroad between Charlottesville
and Lynchburg, $4,000; Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad, 100000; York River Railroad,
100000; clearing of James and Appomattoz
rivers, $4,000; other works, 100000. We
are grati6ed to believe that these numerous
schemes will defeat each other, and that no ap-
preparations will be made to any of them.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-23
The Election Of senator.

The Richmond Wing severely censures those
Opposition members of the Legislature who vo-
ted for Mr.. Hunter at the recent election OF Uni
ted States Senator, and among them the Senator
and Delegates from this county. Weare unable
to take the same view of the matter as our CO.
temporary. In the absence of formal opposition
to the candidate no practical advantage was TO
be gained by different course, and the votes of
these gentlemen were merely intended, and can
only be understood, as the expression of their
regard for Mr.. Hunter personally. And, by the
way, why did not the Wing rebuke our party
friends for voting for the Democratic Speaker
and Clerk of the House of Delegates The prin-
c;pe is the same in both cases; yet if we are not
mistaken the Wing expressed its satisfaction at
the reelection of Messrs. Crutchield and Tuck
or, and had not word of oensure for anybody
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-23
British Reviews.

We invite attention to the advertisement OF
Messrs. Leonard Scott & Co., published in anoth-
er column. Our readers are acquainted with the
character of the four great British Quarterly Re-
views and Blackwood's Magazine, and it is I'M
necessary for us to repeat the high encomiums
passed upon them by all intelligent and reading
men. They are universally regarded as the a
blest and most valuable periodicals in the Eng
l;sh language. There is no subject of general
interest that is not fully discussed in them by
the first writers of Great Britain and America,
and many of the best tales of Bulwer and other
novelists are originally published in Blackwood.
1t may be proper to say, that the North British,
which had recently become less Evangelical
than in its earlier years. has got back to its first
faith, and is now conducted on the same prin-
ciples and with the same vgor which character
lied it when under the care of Chalmers and his
compeers.
The new year is suitable time to subscribe,
and the reader will observe the very low terms
The subscription price for these periodicals is
in Great Britain, S31; the American publishers
furnish them at $40, and the whole five for the
years 1856, 81 and '5S for SIS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-23
christmas Festival.

Readers in the town and neighborhood will be
glad to see the announcement in another col
umn of the Annual Fair by the ladies of Trinity
Church, at Union Hall, on Christmas Eve. There
will, doubtless, be full attendance and happy
time.
The Sunday School Exhibition at the Metho-
odist Church on Christmas night will also, no
doubt, be an interesting occasion.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-23

As this is the last paper that viii be publish
ed By US before Christmas, we tender "the COM
pliments OF the season" to our readers, wishing
that the approaching holidays may be period
ofunminged enjoyment to all fthem. tits good
to Law aside business and care for while, and
spend the time in innocent recreation and the cul-
tivaton of kindly feelings. In accordance with
long established custom half sheet only will be
issued from this office next week. BY referring
to our advertising columns readers will find
where they can procure variety OF Christmas
and New Year presents.