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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-07

GREATAMERrCAN
US. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
TO NEW YoRK AND BOSTON, ENRA, BSGHAMPToS SARATOGA
SPRINGS
And all points in New England via
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN d. LAKE
SREGEsE Es.si. ,..
IEPoRrANr TO TIE TRAvEiER--The Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore Route is the only connec direct.
of ferryng rivers via Michigan Central and Grea
Western Route .- 5sta III
.......-..... THREE TRAINS A DAY, ...#..
Sundays excepted carrying the great through Eastern
Mail. =
Que hundred and twenty miles saved to Cleveland,
Pittsburs Harrisburg, Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash
ington over other route and the exdedtious
route to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and
Boston. -sf ~
TRAINS LEAVE VIE. ag-;.
1s:-Lghtning Express, leave Chicago at NJ.
arrive IN Cleveland at9 p NJ, Yew York and Boston
next evening. f ~ +.
2d--Express Mail, leave Chicago at.3p.M.,
arrive in Cleveland next morning at O'Clock, Pitts.
burg at noon Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
Boston next morning rfs
3d-New York Bos Expressleayc Chca 90 Mt az N
arrive in Cleveland next day at P. NJ Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at p. M, Philadelphia, Baltimore, ETC., fol-
lowing morning; also connecting at Cleveland with
trains for Dunkirk and Buffalo, arriving in New York
the next day at noon, and Boston at 4P.M.
Athe above trains connect ctrough to all points
In Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
Only two trains on Saturday, leave at 1850 NJ. and
300P.N
Only one tain Sunday, leave at s.45p Pm.
The 300 p. train Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at O'Clock 'E'@ ~
- Baggage checked to Dnnkirk and Buffalo thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes of cars between Chicago and Pitts
burg.
Through Tickets good for S65 days and hours, allow
lug Passengers to stop any where the Route.
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore, Wheel
ing, Washington, etc., will from IL to "a hours
time by taking any othe above Trains any other
Route. ..=.s .-..-. ....r '.....
Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the roads,
will find attentive check agents on the cars who will re-
ceivs your checks and convey your baggage free of
charge, to the Michigan Southern cars ...
TICKETS can be had at the General Passenger Office of
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House,
Chicago and at the Passenger depot of Van Bu
rem and Sherman Streets and all the Railroad Offices
the West. .ts4.s-
Passengers holding through tickets by this line will
transported free Of Charge from the depot of the Chicago
and Darlington, Gaena and Chicago Union, and Illinois
Central Railroads to the Michigan southern Cars.
.-. ...s s.ss,t GEO. NJ. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House, Chicago atthe Passenger
Depot q, -. Chicago, Nov 10, 1850.
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;. & u. r. B. FREIGHT OFFICE.
AE oniy Freigfitrain on this road leaves Bu,lin~.
AN negnt designed to be forwarded on any particular
aay should be delivered on the day previous. =
naayIseptL WI II. BACKUs, supr
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REMOVAL
rHaurCc y. ~ :,

I NHAkI.ES Il. WRIGHT, DRAPER AND
~ Id1LOf over Coolbsugh and Brooks, has removed
over the Bank Of Messrs Green Thomas Co., corner Of
jefferson and Third streets oetf
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Peoria and Oquawka Railroad.
Elzizzsa szsais..5,s5 Efgssess E.sszsS.ssa $lIl
80 80 % Es 81 ~ ssss3
EASTERN EXTENSION.

EASTERN EXTENSION.
Open 10 the Junction with the L. C. Is.
DEORIA and st. Louis in Railroad connection. The
shortest and only reliable Bloomington, De-
catnr Sprngfeld Alton, ST. Louis, Cairo, and all South
ern Illinois. Also, to Cincinnati and the valley of the
ONO river Passengers, by taking this via Terre
haue and indianapolis, s. miles in going to Gin
cinnat 9Gt 80
Time between Peoria and St. Louis only twelve hours
On ana after September 10TH 1885, the trains of the
above road will leave Peoria daily Sundays excepted
as follows: 51
Leave Peoria, (St. Louis t.ain 145 p. , arriving at
Illinois Central S:45 p. m. as3f So
. p. M, arriving at Ill Central 7:15, q. m.
" H. Cen. juno n 10 a arriving at Peoria IL, m.
9p ~, tSt. Louis train,) arriving
at Peoria ! |, p. EuEE -
Through tickets to all the above places including
Wheeling, Baltimore Philadelphia, ETC., can be procured
at the Office.
Passengers requested procure tckes before ia
King seats in the cars. 5G
Trains leave east end of Bridge Omnbuses will be in
attendance at the convey passengers any part
of the city. ". H. CRUGER SUPERINTENDENT
PEORIA Sept. 4, 1855. se6bptf
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a DYIsG lrishman was asked by his sunfessor
If he was ready to renounce the devil ard ali his
works, ''Oh. your HONOR said Pat, don't ask
me that, I'm going into a strange country, and l
don't want to make myself enemies!"
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Munners Great American Preparat;d

| A SCNE RE MEDA for Cholera, CboIers VI
"a bus, Choic, Dysentery and pains or cramps iI 4
stomach and Bowels. This celebrated srrecife 10 81
with the utmoet freedom and .cenGdebrs by geutssI
VINO have attained erpinence in Medical protessHt
she Eastern States and many ~ them throwing asd,
Proshostcs have given ceftifcatestestiying its sEp
orty 10 any medicine Invented for reno ling pat
cramps from the stomach and bowels. issuTe safe a
speedy Ia It's operation, and has doubtless saved N
are1s OF ives IL should be family medicine in s's
throughout. - -
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Ar Monterey. California, between March and
the middle OF November, eighteen whales. pro-
ducfug i6,oao gallons of oil have ern taken
by the fishermen along shore. The oil was
worth, in San Francisco, from $4,000 to sla,-
600
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-07

1t is singular fact that duels and suicides are
unknown among the Turks They believe in
pred nation. and are rigidly opposed to the
idea of Fastening death BY arsenic or gnnpcw-
der. The conduct of the Turks, in this respect,
may be therefore held up as model for polite
imitation.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-07

A DurcHMAs having a friend hung in this
country. wrote to his friends, informing them
that after addressing large meeting OF citizens,
the scaffold on which he stood, gave war, owing
to which he fell and broke his neck.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-07

II n you are afflicted With any complaint
which requires Purgatire Medicine, try ayers
Nsr Psta--they are worth trying Concord
Mercury.
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a. ". PERRY,

FLOYD G. FRENCH.
briggs ROUSE, Corner of Rando ph and Wells
II streets, Chicago. Ill. e.s may2ey
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TO STOVE DEALERS
G a Y L O r D & Co..

10 sells, bathing
MS bath tubs kc-,jast received
J. wa C. A. WHITE,
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3 Sx thousand seven hundred and sevensy-three
political exec asiosss took pAce IN Ita.s. Lsswssn
the years 1881 and 1854. These we're pubic
acknowledgements who, for political reasons
were shot, hung, b., ard does not inciade the
thousands who have been killed By. exile and
imprisonunents. Why should they NOT have y
revolution in such q country
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nEAk.EEs in allknds of musical Instruments and
~ merchandise Canes, Umbrellas &c.
ON HAND. #5s s-aEszS
Alarge stock ofPianos and MeIoder the most
celebrated Boston Manufa at Is per cent from
Eastern prices Old taken IN part pay for
new ones.--7erms lo'o and liberal. Great Bargains
offered TO music teachers and dealers Tuning and
pairing musical instruments, Pianos &C. done in faith
iul manner Sheemusc sent to any part 1.-THE country
by mail. BARRET BLOCK Third st. je26
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ro,-,, ~ no. ooi, broadway, New York.
eSS For sale by Druggists and Country M.r,h.r,,
ah paris OF the United States and the Canadas and nv
E. L. Gar. Burlington, Iowa. TuarI,bnyii Gnu W
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aitted Ger her lovely face, Il dare not say
so. And yet
"Speak on, loved one. =
You know what would say. And vel
| Charles tbs not for myself SO much us for
her. She always looked to me for ioy--al
| ways since my father ded--and canuo,
shut out the thought that she will be very
| lonesome without me
AS she spoke she gazed up, and saw a hap
Ply smile upon her husbands face. What
| did it mean2 He was not gazing upon her.
instinctiyeiy she turned--a low cry of JOY
| burst from her lips, aud on the next moment
she rested upon the bosom of her mother.
II shall be lonesome no more, my child,
the widow said, as she pressed Il warm kiss
| upon Mabels fair brow ION the nlghtwhen
Charles asked me for your hand he told me
all, came in the same boat with you last
night, and when your husband left you alone
in the carriage q few minutes this morning,
he came To send me ON before you. We are
all at home now
And viii you live with us r cried Mabel
eagerly. ''Oh will you always be with me
TO gaide>and counsel me
Yes, my child; and to help you to love
your husband, too.
All, my mother, the gentle wife murmur-
cd, that is the only thing in which can
never want heip-unless it be the help of a
judgement that shall make me remember my
other duties
Charles Hoffman was proud and happy
man He saw his servants bow in humble
respect to his wiie's beauty, and ere long he
saw their eyes warm with grateful glow
before her gentle love and kindness, They
fs1x~N
made manifest in the generous devotion
which marked all their Intercourse with her
Aud the Village Queen became the ae-
knowiedged queen ofa far different circle,
though above 1.-THE glare and glitter Of So
ciety in which she was called sometimes to
move, she held her own sweet home sacred.
Il was here that she found the hottest Joys
and here that she shone with the most reiul
gent brightness She is young still just in
tue bloom Of noble womanhood-a vile Of
surprising faith and virtue, q mother of pure
ana holy impulse and love, friend in whose
bosom grief ever finds true sympathy, and,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

' On and anor December 2, 1857, Passenger Trains
leave Concord 1910 A. ~, or on thc arrival Of the
first up train from Boston, Lowell Lawrence, Worcester.
Vc FOR White River Junction, Wells River, Lttlcton,
ST. Johnsbary, Barton and burlington; and connect
no Rouses Point with trains for Montreal Ogdenshurgh
Toronto, Chicago aud the West, Via Grand Trunk and
Great Western Railroads, making the best and most
reliable route from New England TO the West and
az White River Junction with trains Tor an stations on
the Nermoui Ccntrll. Ogdensburgh Passumpsic and
White Mountains Railroads thence By Stage TO al the
principal towns IN Northern New Hampshire and Yer
mont. Leave Frankn Tor Bristol at II 40 A. NJ or on
arrival of train from Concord and below.
Leave White River Junction az 1880 p NJ, or on ar
R,Iro,ds, for Bosssr rS,,ai 1;;swrSstt 'afl.es7S.
portsnou.h, andi intermediate stations. Leave Bris-
tnl at 30 r. NJ and connect At Franklin with l25e p.
, train from White River Junction.
PASSENGERS via Northern Railroad for Groton June
tior Clinton, Worcester, Newport, and AZ stations on
the Worcester, Norwich, Providence and Western RAIL
roads aud for New York &c, connect at Nashua with
trains direct Tor those places.
Passenger leaving Sew York by evening Boats, or
cars via Norwich or Springfield connect al Nashua
with the 731 n train from Boston, and reach all sta
tons on thc w. Central, Conn. aud Passumpsici and
White Mountains Railroads the same day.
Stages lou,c Litteton for Lancaster, White Noun
taus Nc.; st Johnshury Tor Lancaster Lyndon, Gratis
bury, otanstead Dlrsillc, Nci Wondstock Depot for
Wooisock, cilBethc for Rochester Hancock, Pitts
fold. &C.
Freight trains from Vermont Central and Passumpsc
Railroads pass tlh road daily for Boston, Worccs-
ger Portsmouth &c and special Cattle trains every Mon
day. .,,.,,. .,.r,.,,,,.,
Concord " H.. Dee. D, 1857. 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25
Railroads
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ANRAN EMENT.

VERMONT CENTRAL RAlLkOAD.-
WINTER ANHANG EMENT
CuorcE or nouris ron CnfcAGo AND THE WEST.
Northern. Western British and Z. s. Mail Route.
10 commence Moaday. NorsBi5er2 ?, 1857.
TRAINS gofNG NuHu. Leave Montpelier
AZ S21 a. NJ, and 40 p. NJ. NAH TRAIN connects
at Windsor and White River junction with trains lcav-
ing Boston and Springfield at 73D A. same day, and
f-om New York the prcyous day al 400 P. W. leave,
Windsor at i.35 j.. st.. connects at Rouse's Point
with train fir Montreal the next morning and with
train for Ogdcnsburgh Toronto, Detroit Chicago and
thc West Via Grand Trunk and Great Western
or via W. g. Rome. n y. Central and Lake Shore
Railroads, making the shortest, best and most reliable
winter route from 90 Now England thc West.
Accommodation train leaves Northhcld az 500 a. NJ,
connects NJ Rouse Point with train for Montreal and Og-
dcusburgh same evening" and for Toronto and Chicago
n,At DAY.
TRAtSs ootSo SoCrH.-Ieave Montpelier a. $50 A.
M aud Slj D. N. Mail Train connects az Rouscs Point
with trains from Ogdcnshurgh and Montreal the night
before White River junction and Windsor with trains
1r Boston and Now York arririHg tn bosf1H earlier
than hy amy other route
Accommodation Train connects 40 ,ousc's Point with
trains from Ogdrns1urgh aud Montreal stops might
Windsor and connects with trains arriving iu Boston
90 l. 90 p. a., aud az New York at 3 % p. V.
Tickets for Chic1qo. Detroit, and the West, Tor sale
at the principal Stations.
r. sHERBURNE supt-
NarhGeld Vt Nov D 1851 49,
~ A Stage runs from Washington to connect with
the mail trains at Montpelier TO aud from Boston daily
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

VINO nnew ms klndness TO nor, were surpris-
,u' 'ne observing saw that IL was the te"t-
ess agony OIL despair
nc returned 70 MS lodgings, ana immcui-
"'oiy commenced preparations ioi ms depart
urG' ms attention was confined TO articles
ociOnging 70 the departed one.
mere are you going s~d Mrs haies'
as sne noucod his preparation
NnoW not Inc marx oi Oain Is upon
my oroW'
~ not lea'e me IN my alrlcuonS' sal'
sho' weeping Tor the loss OF Louisa was to
nut as tne loss OIL daughter polo'ea'
cannot stay mere nave hotninS more
=" nFo lor'
1--we 10 90 good,
40 goou TO the lnulhereht ana hoart-
less' When was ialse 70 her VINO was an an
ge,' aua IoVeu me as man was never io'ou
oeiore 10 not hinoer me- must leaVe
'nls place. or 60 mao
"lhout bidding her iareweli' ne TOOK MS
ucp"r'urei very general surprise ana regret
were expressed oy 'he ,hhaoi'ahts Oh 'hc VII,
iaBo ouoSePuenuy' there were occasion"l
Tulhors Oh reckless course IN tne iar distant
80 uu' ut iuilstn 'iicse oo'scu' anu II was
~, 49," ""0'hoi h' N'' '''''''s i''' i''ins
" W. ~ NJ.
Neo'ii d s'Deo % VI yySls n%u PIssou So "'n
VI NV ',N0i' VI '"o ',"'e' ~ ~ OO',' w ~
e'0li i'i5 'oi"o 'ii ~ ~ 10y
'''' "o'0 '''s '''0 ''''
"'I. VI 'lo Ou!
"SS Y''H'"s' ""u ''''''
wnoSo g'otn,ng nulIa'eo poverty anu Nnoso
n'gBalu iea'ures 'oiu vi sovnos VI '''1,'PVi
a"Oo d, anu 'loo' en'e,eu ',io 'l,'1Sp i"n, was
W Suo IN i'.e',t''N
~ 1'.o ,.,I ''', iio s''. ~ 'o
.uo D"l oolii 'iil, a. 'nI e,'n'"s WI """! ;
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IT, I ~ a. t,,rJ and
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'"v ,r' ~ 'io' - no
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pos.'o 'lo " " ~
S"NinS "P"1.u' ~ '"J "i''NO" VI 'u' ''''''
n'I run Wp'On' nVui'y 'IIn'y 80 49,, 80
.n0 De"u'''ui anu P''o 1''O u'oi ~ 'T' W
" i'IT'" nv ''O' ""1 80 ~
ci i'o'yS' nv ~, 'l'eu' olGy a,,no,
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vi III ,,, s'''' ''
Nv u'N w. .ii i..ta.
'Vli, nI gov no V'''s 49, 49,, I'm
c.u' an 0 -. - ,g,'.,;,,a,
.li! ui' sn9 aPeg' ~ '1 In SaI, ~; hnr
',9Lsn c u 'ne lo,o "I',ru p,, aro ns '',' -,
.ol ,'.e eioly ~ VI iIou.sa' u' :nJt "
SUtN'nB VI 'no iio ii
i'9'"o' ,ro y, u-su -!
Ao.'' WI, 80 q. ,i ,..aa3
"o' Vi cC"l ~ i.'s 80 ~ a. III ~
on' 40 i looe' ~ ~ o,,,lI;rts ~ ne
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25
(tARRIAGEs AND sLEIGHs, nY rn

" REST WoRKMEN IN THE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
polier. Vermont
Those in want Of gayraRtcd Carriages and Slcghs,
will perhaps do well call and what is being done at
the old stand Of GILMAN a. CAMP.
All orders promptly attended TO-
JOHN w. CLARKE.
Montpelier, July %. 1850 45tf
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for so 90. and 20 copies for $50 co. Htaria6iy in
aaraHce.
Annexed Is list Of agents receive subscriptions,
advertisements and communicating and acknowledge
payment for the same.
For Brantrce, J. HUTCHINSON, Jr W. Randolph,
BrookRcld, h. NJ. UpHAM
Berlin. D. B HOSWORIH,
Cabot T.. d. PUTNAM,
Duxbury, }. y. HENRY, Waterbury,
Elmorc. H. NJ. CIRCUIT
IIydcpark. EDWARD Is. SAWYER,
johnson, G.. W. SCOTT
Lincoln, SIMEON 4. RALPH,
lowell ABEL CURTIS,
Marshheld, J. A. BEMlS,
Mnuisyillc J. G. MOVES,
Aliddescs, JESSE JOHNSON, IT,,
Northacld T.. SMITH,
Orange NJ. G. CROSS,
Plainheid. A. 4. BANCROFT,
Randolph, J. X. PARISH
Rochester r.. d. BRIGGS,
South Harioick, ADOLPHUS HOLTON,
Stowe, EMERY TOWN
Tunbridgc. AARON n. KING.
Waterbury, J. =. HENRY,
errn. tRNNKLIN a. Miiicif.
NV.st Randolph. j. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
wHiamstown DARIUS PRIDE,
Wolcott, n. JONES,
Worcestcr, JONAS ABBOTT
h Persons in other towns disposed TO act as agents
fi be added to the list on application.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

SUGARSl SUGARS SroRRs ~ Full
- receiving 10 0OObs Sugars at pressed down
prices 10 hhds, and bbls Molasses, 10 do. do. Lamp
O 20 chests Teas 10 boxes Tobacco 30 boxes Candies
and Groceries gcnerally.--Oc;. 20, 1851
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

ANrI-BuonANAN DEMocRATs.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Post
says;
"'1he term anti-Buchanan Democrat is
creeping into use, and those to whom il is
applied are already spoken of as distinct
combination. Douglas is regarded as its
leader"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

A MATRIMONIAL SwEDLE.-There was
wedding appointed to come Off on Thanksgiv-
ing day, in Milford, Ct The parties were
Victor Bard, alias Drew, and a young lady of
that town, who had been foolish enough TO
answer matrimonial advertisement in one of
the New York papers. Victor answered the
girls letter, and came up in the same train
with his lotter saw the girl take the letter
from the Post Office, and followed her home,
and introduced himself as a great scholar, lee
turer, Nc He even managed to get into a
newspaper in New Haven, notice of bril-
liant lecture he had delivered before " the
Literary Society of New Haven and sue
ceoded in convincing the girl that he was
great genius, and she engaged herself TO him
the wedding to come Off on Thanksgiving day.
But, before Thanksgiving arrived, Victor was
arrested a swindler and bigamst---it ap-
pearing that he has two wives living already.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

ID r. RIKER, DRAPER " TAILOR
~. Has Just returned from New York with good
assortment Of -.,.-l..
BROADCLOTHS, CAssIMERES AND NEsIlNGs,
which hc Will make up in the latest styles and best man,
ner Cut for others 10 make up and warranted
10 ht.
Needles Tailor. Measures, Crayons shirt Bosoms'
Collars, and scolts Reports OF New York Fashions for
sale.
Montpelier, April %, 1857.
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Busiurss Garos.

/ ETTER PRESS & COPPER-PLATE
A PRINTING. sermons, Catalogues, Blanks, Bill
Heads Cards. Circulars Posters, and all kinds Of Plain
and Fancy Printing executed promptly at
WALrON's STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE,
STATE Stye,f, Montpelier, IerB'oHt.
Orders for work done in the eues-Embossod, Gilt
Letter Press. Lithographic and Coppcr-Pate Printing
such as Cards Of Address Wedding Cards Visiting Cards
Bank Checks Nc executed ia the highest style OF the
art and city prices, through one Of the most celeorat
ed Printing Esiahli,hmcnt- Ierms-Cssh' az reasona-
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- ENTLEMEN. THE FAIL CAMrA1oN

~ ENTLEMEN THE FALL CAMPAIGN
NJ HAS OrENED AT MoNrPH1IER.
The richest aud most desirable assortment Of TAI
LORlNG GOODS ever offered in Vermont, have Just
been received from New York. consisting Of eueg r0rie
~ Of Orercoafings Broadciofhs, TestjHgs and Pant
SG all offered at very low prices in any quantity, or
wi manufactured into Garments in any style desired,
ia superior menner.
Also, from ono or d,e best Clothing Houses in Now
York, an elegant stock OF Fashionable and Heasonahe
Roadymade CLOTHING expressly for Ao retail trade.
Examination gratis.
S. G. WOOLSON,
l3 Hubbard Bl0ck, STATE street.
0rArent for the sale Of Williams Celebrated Monthly
and sem-Annual Bata Of Fashions, the only true re-
port Tor this country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

THE GREAT AMERICAN Doc " PRINoE."
The Illustrated London Ne,os Of Nov. 2I
gives the following description of this enor-
nous dog recently exhibited at Windsor
Castle to Queen Victoria. The dog was born
in Pennsylvania, but as he is barely year
old, he is far from being fully developed 80
His height is 81 inches; length feet . in
ches; girth Of body Al inches Of fore leg
10, and his neck 25 inches; weight over 200
lbs. Such is his strength shat man weigh
ing 200 lbs. may spring on his back without
causing him to finch. " Prince ia valued by
his Cwler at $3.50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

4 Ii II a ID ID O g Is
u. OBGANlSr
AT TUE CONGREGdTIONAL CHURCH,
MONTPELIER, VT,
viii give instruction upon the Piano Forte, Flute and
Coruet, and In the Cultivation Of the Voice
MANUFA CTURERS' AGENT
PLAN q OR L ES,
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The remains were borne to the church,
where discourse was preached, which drew
tears from every one present except the soi-
tary mourner. He sat gazing upon the pail,
and did not change his position during tho
whole service. When the sermon was ended
he took a long last look Of the oountenance
of the departed, as the coffin lid was opened,
that the sight of the eye might effect the
heart. No tear fell from his eye as the coffin
was lowered, and the sods fell upon it. Some