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CHARLEA RADMAKER.
HAIR DRESSER.

/ ATE Of Paul 3 celebrated Saloon, No. II Court
IL iandt Ct, New York, would respectfully tsnder
his professional services 70 The stiasns q Ieok II
and vicinity, and gives notice that hs he's openea
sn establishment corner Of ~ and JOAnDs6 - !.
oppoaits the 0alt Aeuss, shsfs, by I uanSaasl nt-
tsnsion g bssnsss hs hopes to secure The passes-
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND 6HAMPOONG,
G. \. NJ ea Aaa1 sAoios sIosk ef Pesfunery.
Labins ektr9tah - which he oGsss for aals 81
the lowest Nsw York Pxtesb.
Sept. !, 'tsdy
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FIRST CLAsS.--Boots, alo.
Hats and Caps, Dry Goods i'm
hoxes, bales and tTpnks,) ursss 71e. olOe NJ
lin boxes and balss,1 FsatssSs,
furs, So, &c.
sssosp CLAsa.--D Densstie sasst.I
Ing, SAirting and Ticking lin
criefnslbalss )Drsgs lin casksl :.
Hardware. Lseshss, Lissos iin ooe. y 100 ns.
casksl Mail Paper, Wool and
SHEEP Pslts, eastward, Ac., "a.
TEnp GA sa.-Aavias, Cha fin
ossAs,l Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
sailed loose or In sacks Psinss Soc q 100 M
tdry and In sil,) Oils, (sxsspet
lard and rosin),
Fousrs cLAss.-coifss, Fish. IA
con, Bssf and Pork (is sssis o.
5qx:ss s.stsasdl Lard and
Lard Oil, EaiL. & oda Ash. Ger II
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Kosin. 4oc. Vice n.
Steel, Manufactured Tobaeco.
Rosin Oil, Queensware, Sugar
lhhds. bbls and bxs. j As, a..
tkoVh-7ec u bbl., until fnrtkAr notice,
GkAIN-st cts. p 100 ms. until further notice.
CoTTON-ts y hale, Aet exceeding So -, IN
weight, until further notice.
IN u.hippins ooods ffom any point eastof Phila-
AsaphiA, y pastlSsaar 70 nSrA peckAgss stvss
Pesrsyissats kasivoad..' All goods eensignsd 70
the Agents Of this road At Philadslphia or Pitts
burgh. will y forwArdsd without detssilon.
FRE10AT AGENTS-Clafk / Co., Chicago !;
psolsr : Co., A:nPhi:. Tenn; P. Q. o'Riiey
Co., 1,Ac'..lis, Ina; Mn. Bingham Lssisvfls,
Co., and Irwin Co., Cincin natl !; 81 q. piercs
Co., Zanesvills, o.; Lsech Co., No - Kilhy 81.
boston Lseah 4 Co., No. Aster House, N. r..
No. William-st., N. Y; Il. J. Eu eeder Philsdel-
phia, Magraw Koons Baltimore b. A. Stewart,
Pittsburgh. H. H. HOUSTON.
General Freight Agent.
q. J. LonBAERT ,snp't. Aitoons, Penn.
l..
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Geo. Ohapin, Geo. O. Lee,
chasA- ~. ,oap Asey assthof AaiA, Ksok nj ,Iswa.
v0x1.1OTIOH4 nsds sd rsnittsA q ssSrsst
~ rates. s
nnHsn 70
IL Blake ,CAshisr of MsrsAp HE Daak, n r.
BaAk Of TIN State OF New York NY.
Hes.Jns. L.0shsslsreft, Prss't Oena BAAk ,
Albany, n. Y.
H.9ssager Adams, 6aaksr, Chicago.
Rsaisk Rstsrpos, Bankers. 81. Louis.
dneleA
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J or the Upper A1sstssippi.
q. 8. NAIL LINE,
sock aesanA aaA AsokuH Da1ay Ros.
vIsHE .....s.s SkN. cA1fBEIL -
i ard TI6HOAIN00 viii eoOpsse
5. iias Ter sAs ssasan of 1855. Both
.Asss se..s bsi.s q lieht dra.sAtl ~ ~ ;. J
q nnsstioas - advertised. The
BEN. CAMPBkLL,
70. II. MyHna, Captain A. L. MrLLsR, Clerk,
:s,s hsasra.s On .as s,s.:l rss 2. Il: or. isc.
corning, at ocIosk. The
joss h. KsAcs, Captain A. n. CoawlHB, Clerk,
Lsavss nsntsose - above, every Monday, wsdnse-
TkAINS for CHICAGO, and Nj. Pleasant, towa |;
at nsssstine, with tho TkAIN for IOWA CITY |;
.at Rock Island. With Ainnsseta Packet CDnpasy
Steamer for aalsna, Dubsqas, and 81. Paul. and
ThssssA Tisksss nay y Eoeared on Bossd, or
.of o. u. BREWER, Agent,
Nay lid q Depot on ksvss.
a.v.sAAsLx. sAA 4. .aAsKIH,
Hsfsrv Pstitc sa6 Las. Assss.
SAMPLE 4 RANKIN,
Real Estate, Money, and stock
BnOKEns,
COLLECTING AGENTS.
RIAL ESTATE aaA STOCKS bought and sold
rI1LEs IxvlsfIsAssD, Ac.
- P~ tesisr Anssslss Saad to Collections. -
oAss On md -. bet Aaia ssd Jsanson,
.......-.....IOWA.
Nay 1, - -d1n-wsn
=. a. 3UCXU0HAA,
GEMEnAL
q II q IL A v E IL !,
CORPE1 ri ATE RRINrE1.
AsA0,
STENOIL BRAND GUTTER,
RoURTH-srKxEr, B1T. MAIN BLoHDnAU.
iylldsas
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u rEPuEN =. JONRs,
MU0IC . n or n.

u ,. IlrrfAAN, havins Z parchas.4
x1s the stock or Petriek . Grouse
1asnov On exhibition ana for NM
~ tAs Jevelry Store, next door Is n. " kcvs
Qest Ranking Honse, variety Of Ffanoe Nelpde
1mGy - othsr nn1ieal lnstrunsnts .toeefher WITH
nue3e beekN, eheet nnsis, ,Ac.
Aloe H. NE1s eollseeaSn Of bsautixuI pistures.
1a4ravlAGbAl ipaintings. Allwhieh willie acld
a. nEooeen0h3e1erns. BIB. HlNNAN
do11p1
CTOkY o. 49, 6CEAN TRLENRXfE
~ 'cHn 010Kok OF THk RkT63Y,
n. ssasAsisn heoks 4 ~ ~. 81 : $ ssssI 4
ssplsa N&z..a,
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STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The next Annual Meeting Of the Vermont State Tenn
perance Convention is appointed al Northheld We'd
nesday, the 10th day OF January at 10 O'Clock A.
Mo continue through that day and part Of the
As many ~ the friends will find IL necessary be pres
ont on Icsa7y frcHig It is proposed that preparatory
meeting be- held that evening. at hafpast o'clock,
when an Address may be expected from that veteran
lecturer, JONI IL. w. HAWKINS, Of Baltimore.
The Convention will De opened Wednesday morn
ing, by an Address from BINALDo l.. PERKINS, Esq,
uf stowe.
On Wednesday evening, the Report Of the Executive
Committee will De presented be followed by several
speakers The balance Of the time will be occupied with
business transactions, the discussion Of resolutions etc.
the Convention shall direct
il is earnestly desired that, with without formal ap
pointmcnt there may be full representation from every
part of the State.
passing over the fassumpsic Railroad 10 this Convcn
ton, and paying full fare, will be returned free st0v
ing Cerfifcate 10 the Conductor that they have thus
attended We are also warranted, by the Superintcnd-
cut, 10 say that the Vermont Central and Vermont and
Canada Railroads will carry those attending the State
Temperance Convention az NOrthteld for fare way
Tickets 10 Mortified and return will be for sale at all
the ticket Offices on this road and will be good from the
18th TO the 2lst"
Il presumed that the Superntendents Of the other
railroads, on due application, will be found equally ia
yorahle 20 the object Gentlemen Of influence in the
southern part OF the State desired apply seasonal
bfy and give due notice.
The friends Northdcld it is presumed, will receive
with accustomed hospitality all who may attend and
that Committee for this purpose will be in waiting at
their depot.
May the meeting be one not only Of deep interest but
Of good and pawerfal influence.
Editors in every part Of the State respectfully
desired 10 favor the by giving the above notice
OF two insertions in their shectye papers.
A. @. BUTTON,
C.. w CUSHING,
FREEMAN KEYES dLeem,se
FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS, 'o""''"ee'
slLAS MckEEN.
Bradford, Dee. %, 1857.
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WAsn1NGroN. Dec. 2G.-Gen. Walker ar
rived this evening, accompanied by Marshal
Ryndors, T. f. Mcagher and Malcom Camp
bell lie was received with cheers by large
concourse Of people as he entered his quar-
tors at Browns Hotel.
Walker and Ryndcrs called at the State
Department this evening. Gen. Cass said
that the Executive Department of the Gov
eminent did not recognize Walker as pris-
oncr, and that it was only through the action
of the Judiciary that he could lawfully be
held to answer any charge against him. Mar
shall Ryndcrs then informed Walker that he
had no authority to detain him further, and
both withdrew.
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THE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY.

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
D., Physician Extraordinary the Queen. This inyal-
liable Medicine is unaing in the cure Of all those pain
full and dangerous diseases incident the female const-
tuition. 1t moderaes all excess, removes all obstrue-
tons, and speedy cure may be relied on.
70 MARRIED. LADIES,
it is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
These Piis should not be tukeH By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHSot Pregnancy, as tley are
10 bring Miscarriage, bat al any other time they
safe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue Slight Exerton, Pal
pitation OF the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills
will effect cure when all other have failed, and
although powerful remedy do contani IRON calome
anthony, or any other mineral.
Fun directions accompanying each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Iate |. G. Baldwin q Col
Rochester, N. Y.
n. b. 81 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thor1ed Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return
mail
FRED. T.. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent for
Vermont.
J. NJ. HENRY, Agent for Waterbury, Vt, and one
, Druggist in every iowa in the United States. Oily
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Drains

In Ncrshrc, Dec 20, Euuicc Eon wife Of Hon Hem
ny G.. Dwight and daughter Of the late Solomon Cotton
Esq, aged 3j years, months and % days.
In Norwich, Dec. g. after long and Illness
Miss Ann II. Baisdcl, daughter Of Tracy and Fanny
Biaisdei. aged 80 years.
She has gone home the dear daughter the Kind sister,
The gmpaihzing friend, has departed to her heavenly
home Weep not for her who T. an angel Of light
singing the songs Of praise far sWccter than those Of
earth She has gone home live with her Saviour f1r
more, where there is sonow no more pain
but all is joy and happiness. Weep not for herr NJ
Ia Barre, Dee 49, Mrs. Clarssa French, wife Of An
drew French, aged 80 years.
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aHarkets.
BosroN MARKET. DECEMBER 30 1857

BOSTON MARKET, DECEMBER 30, 1857.
ASHES.-The market Is quiet, and the sales have
been small at lac per ID. for both Pots and Pearls
GRAlN.-Oats hayqbccn arriving quite freely and
lower. Sales Of Northern and Canada at 40 i2c. -
White Beans are selling at 81 IS per bush. as TO
quality, the latter price Tor extra pea and marrow.
HOPS.-Ihc market is very dull for this article and
prices nominal.
PROVlSIONs.-lIogs are firm and selling at 6 10 a
lAc per ID, cash. 90 quality Choice butter Is scarce
aud firm The sales have ranged nom rs DC for good
and choice, and u Ice for common. In Cheese sales
at 5 lie for common and choice.
WOOL.-lhc transactions in fleece and pulled Wool
10000 lbs prices indicating change since
last week. There is fair inquiry rom manufacturer
Am. nm blood, 80 a 10 ~ supcrinc 30 a 81
" "a % 81 hst quail ~ a 81
" - % 81 "a ." IS a -
Con. tn La 25 80 ~
Western mixed. % a 30
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr.--Dec. 30.
By Teieyr1ph 10 the TraiciHan s Journal.
40 Report
Prevented by the heavy fall Of snow on the 3l't.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29.-Leayenworth Kan
sas) advices to the 25th inst. give the vote of
that city as 23S for slavery, and 8 against it,
Much excitement prevailed, there being
many Missourians present, some of whom
voted after swearing in their votes. The form
of oath administered was "Aro you at this
instant an inhebitant of this Territory;'
Several of the Missourians had been ar
rested, and Judge Lecompte had issued wrts
of habeas corpus for their release.
Gen. Calhoun had been burned in efiigy
Eli Moore had been shot in the leg by a
German.
1t was rumored that Gen. Denver had is
sued an order for the arrest of Gen. Lane.
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NunpE suu fsCC ASIpSS
When even the hoalthicst people need medicine, the
changes Of diet Of weather. and hundreds Of other
produce laxity in the system that needs correcting
IN other words, the liver becomes slightly deranged
and needs stimulator. II all who find themselves in
this situation will try Dr. SASPoRDs INvIGoRAroR they
may be sure Of relief, testify to its efficacy in
curing Headache Indigestion, Sour Stomach and other
ills common in family. II medicine easier
and better than any dose OF pills swallowed and
is mild that the smallest infant take it. See Ad-
ynff
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10 NERVOUS SUFFERERS

retired Clergyman restored TO health in few DAYS.
after many years Of great suffering is anxious TO
make known the means Of cure. WIN send (free) the
prescription used Direct the Rev. JOHN Nj. DAG
NALL No 1856 Fulton street. Brooklyn, n. Y-6O3m
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Special nutirrs .
EXpLOs1ONs And AccInENrs

We daily find in the newspapers, accounts Of horrible
accidents occurring from the Of dangerous Burning
Fluid. The only safe way we know is 70 use
0REENoUGH's
NoN-ENPLosIyE BURNING FLUID AND
CT HENE.
Sold only by Fred. L. Smith, Montpelier.
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GEN. WALKER CARRIED TO WASHING
ToN.-CoMoDoRE PAULDING DENouNcED
BY GIN. CAss.-NEw YoRK, Dec. ga
special correspondent of the Times telegraps
from Washington to-day that Secretary Cass
donounces the arrest Of Walker, as illegal
and unauthorized. Commodore Paulding's
instructions were only 60 Prvvvut .lig ia,'di"s
be court-martialed Immediately.
Gen. Walker to-day surrendered himself to
the custody Of Marshal Rynders, who pro-
ceeds with his prisoner this evening TO Wash
ington, to ascertain the intentions of the
President towards him.
The Post Of this evening inimatcs that a
party of reiniorcements for Walkers army
left this port on the 10th, in the Star of the
West
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STEPHEN PEARCE's ESTATE.

- STATE OF VERMONT. Washington district. >.
In Probate court, holden Montpelier within and for
said district, the Goth day OF December, A D. 1851
phen Pearcc, late Of Calais, in said district de-
ceased presents his administration account for settle
mcnt WhceupOn, it is ordered that the same be refer
red 70 the 18Th day Of January next the Probate Of
hce. in said Montpelier for examination end allowance
and that al concerned DO osin-N hereof by the pubica-
',ss - 80 g. tlcl Narrs.a- ~
journal prnte1t Montpelier three weeks successfully
as soon as may be, that they may appear and said
time and place, If they see cause, object thereto.
Byorder OF court.
RIA Attest. r. R. MERRILL. Register.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALL
FORNIA.
GENERAL WALKER AND HIS TRoofs OAr-
I TIRED.


cpNFRAL WALKER AND HIS TROOPS CAP
TUliED.
Nrw YoRK, Dec 27. -- The steamship
Northern Light, from Aspinwall 18TH inst,
bas arrived with the California mails OF the
5th inst. $50 passengers and trille over
a., 600, 900 in specie
Gen. Walker is passenger IN tho NORTH
ma r. 9. flag ship Wabash arrived at As
p;nwall on the l4th, with Gen. Walker on
board. and all the arms and ammunition, cap
/turcd at San Juan del Norte.
XOn the 18th, Fort Castillo, and the steam
rs La Virgin, Bolivar, G. Morgan, and Og-
den. were taken by Col. Anderson and so
men.
The steamers had been turned over by
8 Walker to Garrison and Morgan, but the c.
Morgan, the only one that came down the
river, was seized by Commodore Paulding
and pnt in charge of the American Consul at
"a Greytown.
Col. Anderson was still at Castillo. He
had three months provisions, six pieces Of ar
tllery. which he captured from the Costa Ri
cans. with an abundance Of ammunition.
On the 9Th, Gen Walker and all his men
surrendered prisoners Of war to Commodore
Paulding.
On the 10Th, the frgatc Saratoga sailed
from San Juan for Norfolk, with $50 men of
Walkers army.
The Panama Herald states that the Wa
bash landed $50 men, and captured Walker.
The L. $. steamer Fulton and British ship
Brunswick were at San Juan. The frigatc
Susquehanna arrived at San Juan 9Th inst.
Gen. Walker was sent to New York on pa
role.
Captain Enge Of the Wabash also comes as
bcarar - l.-,,a frhea
The sloop-of-war Decatur was at Panama
Capt Martinez had been elected President
of Nicaragua, and was inaugurated Nov 5.
Active preparations had been made for an
energetic war on Costa Rica, which power
has manifested desire to arrange matters.
Costa Rica has sent 400 men against An
dcrson
The news from California is unimportant,
except as TO the mining interest Heavy
rains had fallen in the interior, reviving trade,
and imparting new vigor to mining opera
tons
The receipts of gold from tho mines was
steadily on the increase, though there was
some scarcity of water Mexican dollars
commanded 10 per cent. premium.
The financial condition Of California was
improving. There were over 100000 in
the State Treasury.
Two respectable citizens OF Ntanlslaus 20,
Arson Bird and Mr.. Robinson, had been
mystoriously murdered.
The ship Aurora had cleared for China with
GOO Chinese passengers.
The Chilian Congress had passed a law au-
thorizing a loan of $1,000, 900. for the COM
pction of the Valparaiso and Southern Rail-
roads
The Chiian war steamer Esmaralda had
sailed under secret orders, for Cobija, for the
purpose, it was surmised Of claiming an A.
merican vessel seized by the Brazilian author
itics, in the port Of Santa Maria, the right OF
sovereignty over which is in dispute between
Bolivia and Chill.
The affair of the seizure Of the Sports
man" is not yet settled by the American
Minister
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AtaaI notiefs.
OTArE OF VERMONT. II


- RANDoLrH SIS.
The Hon the Probate Court for the district Of Ran
dnph all persons concerned In the estate Of Jcrc-
ceased GnEErfNe.
Whereas, Louise ~ sanborn and Nelson A. san6orn,
administrators of the estate q said deceased have made
application 10 this for license Tn sell all Of the real
estate Of said deceased and represent that the Is
necessary for the payment The debts and charges against
said estate aud the widow and heirs conscnug to the
same 10 writing Therefore you hereby notified to
appear ut session " said court 10 be held Of the Pro-
bate office in Washington, in said district, the OH day
NJ January, A. D. 1888, and show II any you have,
why license should not be granted, az aforesaid And
this order shall be published three weeks successfully In
the Vermont Waterman n State Journal, printed ~
Montpelier, in this State the last Of which publication
shall be before the day ssncd for hearing Aforesaid
Dated AZ Washington this 10Th day Of Dec A.D lS51
7l-3w II. A. WHITE, Judge.
A LGENON S. WINGS ESTATE.-Thc
subscribers having been appointed by the honorable
Probate court for the district u Washington, commits
soncrs, 90 receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands or all persons, against the estate Of said A. s.
Wing late u Montpelier, In said district. deceased repre-
scented iusoycnt and the Of six months from the
10Th day Of December 1857, being allowed by said
% the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice, that VIC will at
tend 70 the duties If appointment at the dwelling
house Of the widow Mary Wing in Montpelier in said
district, The 6rst Mondays Of February and june next
az o'clock inthc afternoon, on each % said days.
D. BTAGb5WH'ffN. co"'y'.
Montpelier Dee II, A. D. 1851. 5o3w
/ LNZEKIEL p. WALTON'S ESTATE
ILSrATE OF VERMONT, Washington District, -.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, in and for
said district. the 10Th day Of December a. D. 1857.
] Mrs. Prussia Walton and George Worhington,
tors Of the last will and testament Of Ezekiel r. Walton,
late uf Montpelier In said district deceased make an
pcaOn 10 said court for extension Of the time here
toorc allowed them to pay the debts due from said estate
and 70 render their, administration account until some
future day WhereupQn, it is ordered by said court that
said application be heard at the Probate office in Mont
further ordered that notice be Vivcn all persons
ccncd by The publication Of this order in the VI Watch
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WatoTtoVn, Mass, NAV 7, IS55.
Prof J. WOOD Allow TO attest the virtues
and magic powers Of your Hair Res,oratirr4 Three
months since being exceedingly gay, purchased and
soon commenced 10 nse, two bottles and IL began
TO tell In restoring the silver locks to their native color
and the hair which before dry and qarsh and falling
OF, now became soft and glossy and II ceased falling
the dandrud disappeared, and the scalp lost all the dsa
greeabe itching. annoying before, and now not only
look but feel young again.
Respcctlnlly, yours. etc, CHAS. WHITNEY,.
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Among the many preparations now in use for the
storing preserving and identifying the hair, there
none that recommend with more confidence than
Prof Woods Hair Restorative, in general
throughout tho States This preparation possesses the
most nyigurating Qualities and never fails in producing
the happy results when applied according 10 drec
tons We refer readers to the advertisement for
few Of the nnumerabe certificates which have been sent
duced on them.
o. ]. WOOD & Co., Projectors, 3l5 Broadway, MY,
60 3ms and ia Market street, st. Louis NJ
Sold ia Montpelier by l.. +. PIERCE and FRED f.
SMITH. and by all Druggsts thIoughout the country
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have used Professor o. $. Woods Hair Restorative,
aud have admired its wonderful effects. II restored my
hair where it had fallen off; il cleans the head and
dcrs the hair son and smO0th--much than oil.
louisville, Nov. |, 1855. MARY A. ATKINSON.
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HoN0ic1ys PWs.-In all cases ofweak stomach, which
usually attended with want II appetite nausea, grip
ing disturbed Sleep and general prosraon Of the bod
hy powers, these pills will be found swift and certain
remedy Among the most common indications Of dis
cased stomach sense Of hllness after eating dry
yellow tongue. hatulcnce ia the abdomen a repusivc
taste IN he mouth, heavness In al the limbs, gddiness,
pain in the eyes want Of energy, aversion TO mental
crcsc, and irreguary OF the bowels These symptoms
disappear after few doses Of the pills have been admin
stored; the stomach liver, and bowels resume the reg
ular and vigorous performance Of their functions the
patients strength returns, and in short time the
complete.
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Tim LADIES ALMANAC" for 1858, by DamreR y
Moore, Boston, IS elegantly bound in morocco and
gold and Is Of the beautiful little ANIMALS that
tastcy got up Tor the convenience and admira-
uon Of the ladies In addition TO The Calendar, it con-
ains blank memoranda for every day IN the year, and
great variety OF instructive reading matter adapted 10
the varying seasons The two beautiful pieces Of poetry
on fourth page from this almanac They for
sale "A the bookstores and v make pretty present for
Christmas or New Years.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 25.--The steamship
Tennessee has arrived here with dates from
the City Of Mexico to the 7th inst Anoth-
er revolution broke out on the 10th instant
The garrison Of Tacuyba pronounced against
the dissolving Of the Congress, the over
throwing Of the constitution, and the declar-
ing Of Comonfort Dictator Vera Cruz fol-
lows the example, and it was expected the
rest Of the States would also do So Later
accounts from Yucatan state that the reac-
tionists had captured Eisel, which again was
retaken by the government troops.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-01

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