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r.. III. COOK & SONS
3 r. A DY-pAY STO Il T.

A GRICULTUEAL INPLESlFNTS, SEEDS AND
~ GROCERIES sold Al Cash Prices fer all KINDS ~
Produce and Live StocK, such Horses, Mules Cows
Calves, Reef Cattle. Hogs, Chickens; suffer Lara.
Bacon, Eggs, PurS and Skins OF every e-cri rtiori
Cinsing. Bees Wax, Feathers, Wheat Corn, Oai.,
Barley Beans, Rye, Bran, Shorts Dried APpies ann
peachrs potatoes and Vegetables Of all sorts.
f.hioI Az T. II. COOK & SoES.
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HARDWARE s. CUTLERY.

HARDWARE s. CUTLERY.
Foreign and Domestic,
Ship, Log, Trace and Halter Chains,
Nails, Hoes, .Ares, Hatchets,
Planes, IScythes, Cradles, Rdkes,
.Sasaths, Forks, Scales, ShOrels,
Spades, Grsndstones, Locks, LatcheS,
Augurs, G1isels, Looking Glasses,
Files, Guns, Pistols, d Fancy Goods
ALSO
AGENTS FOR BOSTON Betting co.
BABCOCK & SONNTAG.
ar27 Water street. Evansville, Ind.
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates. enclose
the money address for the Tickets
receipt Of which they will be forwarded first mail
Purchasers can havs tickets ending IN any figure they
may designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
.E- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and 81 I've their Post Office County and State.
IL Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya
BILE IN full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 600 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawnz-other prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
All cornmu nications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certiiicatest to
5. SWAN CO., Augusta. Ga.
cS- Persons <esidng near Montgomery, Alahana,
Atlanta Georgia. have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing s. Swan Co., at either of
those cities.
IL list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize each
entitled TO, will be published after every drawing, in
the following papers:-Augusta Geo. Constitution
ait New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazstte, Atlanta Intelligenoer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning
News, Richmond Dispatch, News, and Paulding
CMisS.) Clarion my19
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~
Il dose giving benefit, and seldom
-ie is tequired to cure any Wind Of
ON the worst Jaundice or Dyspep.
adache. all Of which are the result
# the principal regulators fthe
hen ityR performs its functionswell
stem HLare fully developed. The
acknowledgements on the healthy
Or the proper performance OF its
p sto -rach is at faultthe bowels
whole system suffers in conse-
the -liver-having ceased to do
,eases - of that organ, one Of the
de itOhls stud. in practice of
-ears, lilo find some remedy
teract 1.-THE many arrangements
is re--medy is at last found, any
lliyer-complaint in any OF its
try a Hottie, and conviction is
been -, formed bydissolving gum
/ part (which is soluble for the
medi- xScine. These gums remove
yfrom the system, supply
saltby How of bile invigorating
9 food 10 digest we'll, purifying
,e and health tothe whole machi-
.auses-of the disease. and effec =
ithout any of the disagreeable
s ssiss 6e foi or mineral poison
ing ia Sufficient to relieve the
at the xood from rising and sour
en- be, fore retiring prevents
Ken at night loosens the bowels
ostiyeSness.
after each mea, will cure Dys-
& two, teaspoonsful will always
for fe-~~male obstruction removes
sease, (and makes a perfect cure.
Imedi. Sitely relieveschclic while
peated a sure cure for cholera
yenta--t tive Of cholera.
often will prevent the recur-
Itacks, awhile itrelieves all pain
~
title isAneeded to throw out of the
'medi ~cine after a ong sickness.
N for Jaundice removes sail vel
nj COL Oor from the skin.
l short wine before eating gives
te andn>makes fooI digest well.
peated cures Chronic Diarrhea
while ysummer and bowel COM
! TO the : lrstdose.
cures attacks caused by worms,
child rem, there il no surer, SAT.
'dy in 1.-THE world as il never fails.
ration min these statements; they
5, that OOwe can give evidence q
no use - il are siving their unan-
in its favor.
reds Of Liver Remedies now offered
y are none we can so fully recon-
q S InvigoratOr, 81 generally known
, Union. This preparation Is truly
:, producing the most happy result.
/. Almost innumeIshle certificate
the great virtue Of this medicine by
standing in society, and we know
,ara,ior before the public-HuDsos
IT.
DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
X, Sole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD x CO.,
,rietors, 3ij Broadway New York.
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LIABILITIES.
The amount Of liabilities due or not due
to hanks or oth,r creditors-nothing.
Losses adjusted and due-none.
Losses busted and not due. II 0sb 20
L9ss SS. gn Darf oT M sssPeLse waiting
All other claims against the Company are
small, for printing, &c. , 49,.
Agents instructed to take risks exceeding $1,000,
without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one city, town
The greatest amount allowei to I've insured in any
one block also varies.
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation and amend
ments is herewith presented.
Hartford. Jan. LIST, 1858 Secretary.
STATE OF CoyNECTICUT,ls
HARTfoRD Jan. lst, 1873.
Personally appeared before me- Justice OF the Peace
duly qualified to adminis;er oaths, TH9Aa Ash RaAcE
going statement of the assets and condition of the
Etna insurance Conn any y true.
HENRY F0W Ter, justice os the Peace.
TIE STATE OF INDIANA,
AUDITOR os STATES OFFICE,
indianapolis, Jan. l., lsJs.
NHIIIEREAS, tbs lftna Insurance Company Of
sconditiOn the Ist Of January 1855, the act of its
incorporation and amendments properly certified TO,
aud its written instrument nominating Its Agents and
authorizing them fully aud eservedly to acKnow-
ledge service Of process in the event Of suits.
Of An Act to amend an Act entitled an Ac, for The
Incorporation of Insurance Companies, defining their
is, having presented Satisfactory evidence to me ii
full compliance to the requirements and specifications
% that Act, L, JOHN W. DODD, Auditor OF the state
Of Indiana, do hereby certify that ALLEN c. HAL
LECK, OF Evansville, a. the Agent OF said Company
is authorized u transact the business OF
n the Agent OF said gtna Insurance Company in thi:
State, up July lst, ls 10 the extent that he may be
commissioned and appointed by the said Company.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto subscribed my
name and eaused the seal Of my cilSee to be affixed
this 18th day Of January, ISIS.
JOHN W. DoDDJ Auditor OF State.
ALLEN &. HALLECK, AGENT.
feb6 EVANSVILLE, IND
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EACH SATURDAY IL JCNEi
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
J,1s5 Prizes amounting TO ........... s32O,t
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 81; Quarters s3E.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

Whole Tickets SO; Halves 81; Quarters sSE.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from ! to $1,000, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
of PAPER encircled with small tin tubes and placed
i'm heel.
The first i57 Prizes, similarly printed and encrclei
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and lumber is drawn
from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same time .
Prize is draw from the other wheel The Number and
Prize drawn opened and exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the Number drawn. This opera
ton Is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
Appro xiIuatiOn Prizes.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the flrSt
Prizes will be entitled TO the % Approximation
Prizes For example: If Ticket No. III go draws the
a10na Prize those Tickets numbered ll2+S l2+a, 2l
and 1882 will each he entitled TO 800. Ii Ticket No.
$50 draws the 600 Prize, those Tickets numbered SO
$40, al, Sla will each be entitled t. $Jn, and
cortling to the above scheme.
The 1900 Prizes Of saQ will he determined by the last
figure n the Number that draws the s1e 600 Prize. For
example if the Sersber drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No I. then all the Tickets, where the number
ends in l. will be entitled s21. II the Number ends
with No then all the Tickets where the Number ends
in will be entitled TO $50, and so on too.
Certificates Of Packages witbe sold at the following
rates. which ~ the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. ESQ
9" 10 Half 90 .......... 40
" l0Quarter .......,.. 90
4" 10 Eighth - .......... 10
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magic, even the first dos
mere than one bottle is
Liver Complaint, from u
STA to a common headach
Of a Diseased Liver.
The Liver ID one Of the
human body and when il
the powers of the system
stomach isalmost entirely
action Of the liver for the
functions. When the stu
are at fallt, and the whole
quence Of one organ-the
its duty. For the diseases
proprietors has made il
more than twenty years,
wherewith to counteracl
to which 1t is liable.
To prove that this re-
person troubled with livei
forms, has but to try a
certain.
A compound has been
and extracting that part
active virtues Of the medi.
all morbid OF bad mattel
ing in their placeahealthy
the stomach, causing food
the blood giving tone and
merry removing thecaus
ing a radical cure without
after effects, felt by using
that Is usually resortes
One dose after eating ],
stomach and prevent tn,
ing
Only one dose taken be
nightmare.
Only one dose taken a
gently and cures costiv,
One dose taken afteI
pepsia.
~ One dose Of two
relieve a sick headache.
One hottie taken for fe.
the canse Of the disease
Only one dose immedi
One dose often repeated
Norbus and a preventa
One dose taken oftei
renee Of bilious attacks
feelings
~-Orly one bottle !
system the effects ofmedi
One bottle taken fo
lowness or unnatural col
One dose taken n shor
vieor n the appetite an,
One dose often repeate,
in its worst forms, Will
plants yield almost 10 IN
Ore or two doses cure
while for worms in child
er or speedier remedy il
There Is no eXaggeratiol
are plain, sober facts, tina
prove, while all who US
tunntfa tEcttfnonN IN a.
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yELL,NG or AT A GREAT SACRIFICE

HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT THE WHOLE
= sock Of Goods from the assignee's OF Wn Loe-
Eec.h2i Co, which, for 70 sell out as quickly as
possible offer At great reduction wholesale and retail
Ny new goods from the East which will be here III
few DAYS viii be sold At wholesale only at very low
prices Tor cash and 70 prompt merchants.
narq-3m ABR L0EWENIHAL.
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MEDICAL.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

QDREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, Is GREAT
u Scientific Medical Discovery, ana Is daily work
ing cures almost too great ~ believe. IL cures as
magic, the first giving benefit, and seldom
than one bottle required to cure any Wind OF
STA to common headache. all Of which are the result
of Diseased Liver.
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be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Georgia, in public
on SATURDAY, Jane Goth, lsJs,
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sNHISGLES.-
- 100000 first analitv of Yellow Poplar Shingles,
superior 10 any in the city. Also, large lot of Pine
Shingles, Dressed Flooring, Dressed Ceiling, Just
ceived and FOR sale cheap az the NEW LUMBER
YARD, corner Of Main and Eighth streets.
feqs d1~ WATSON SEWBERRX & CO.
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HARDWARE AND SADDLERY

faIl % The interest OF
all engaged in the bu-
siness to give ane a
trial.
r name in part
t.lloes. hats, Bars,
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BRINFIELo, MASS, Dec. 2Ath 1855.
DR.. y. c. AVER: l do not hesitate
10 SLY the beet remedy / have ever
found for Coughs, Hosrscness, Influ.
enza, and the ccacomitant symptoms
OF a Cold, is your CHERRY PECTo-
RAJ. LIS constant use in my practice
and my family for the last ten years
has shown il 20 possess superior viz
tues fnI the treatment for these COM
plants. EBEN KNIGHT, ~. n. /,
A. u. M0RTLEf, Esq. B., Of UTICA, :,
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5sal'sSiIle' Ralg yoarnaI.
.s7.s EHE RIVER. s4r
Assivsls and Bsrsrtere..
From r. @. 0'Riley l. Co.'S Regis;er:l

Moses Mcclellan, Louisville To st. Lcui-p
y. III. Done, Cairo TO Ev nsville;
Portsmouth, Nashville 10 Cincinnati;
bracelet, Louisville TO d. Green;
/ 8orfherner, Memphis 60 Louisyillei-
u ID. rewcouib, Louisville 10 New Orleans;
Il Bridges, Green River to Louisville;
lady Walton, Ark River to CINCINNATI.
Grec1ville, Green River to Evansville;
MAJ. Holmes, p ittsouI & 20 St. Louis;
iilfson Pittsburg 70 Nashcille;
Highuyer, ST. Louis % Loussville;
Antelope, New Orleans to Louisville.
Our thanks are due the officers of tho An
telona for lafa New Orleans naners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-12

would involve the necessity that the agreement
with the selectmen should be made in all cas-
es prior to the commencement of his agency.
The law should provide that until the bond is
executed and recorded, as above, he shall not
be deemed in law an agent, nor be protected
as such, but shall be liable for every sale he
makes. the same as others. This would en-
sure compliance with the statute where 1t is
now evaded. All needed "rues and regula-
tons" for agents should be embodied IN h'
la,c. and not be left at all to the option OF ca.
price of the commissioner. The agent should
be required to pay the proceeds OF his sales
into the town treasury quarterly,-say with
in ono week from the first day of August,
November. February and May. On showing
the treasurer receipt for this payment to the
seloctmen. he shall be entitled to an order for
his pay for the corresponding quarter, and
not otherwise lie should be obliged to keep
an exact account with the treasurer, not only
| of his sales. but his PURCHASES. These ac-
/ counts to be settled with the creditors and
reported at March meeting. Any sale not
! thus accounted for to be deemed Illegal. The
agent in no case TO exceed in his purchases
/ the limits prescribed by the selcctmen. The
/ liquors to belong to the town IN all cases, and
the agent accountable therefor. The balance
on hand at the close of his agency to be paid
over to the order Of the selectmen, on de-
mand, together with his book Of accounts
and by them passed oucr to his successor m
office. On refusal to do this, he may be pros
ccutcd for their value and also be liable on
his bond The bond should bc so worded as
to be forfeited unless the agent complies
strictly with all those requirements. Inc
commissioner should have no power 20 say
where agent. should purchase liquors, nor be
allowed 10 share in the profits of sales, either
directly or indirectly, or otherwise control
them.
] believe the above amendments would
make the law less liable to pcryersions and
cyasious It's opponents would have much
less chance for profit, and of course less temp
tation to monopolile the agency, and food
the county with alcoholic poisons Any man
who wishes to act as agent in accordance with
the intent OF the law, will not object to these
restrictions Their aim is to secure no more
than the law now intends to secure. a
school teacher is not entitled to pay unless he
obtains certificate before he commences his
school, even though he has done his duty
faithfully why should not an agent be UNI
dor as strict legal requirements lfnot will
ling to conform to the intent of the law, he
should not be appointed.
The above suggestions are respectfully sub
mtted to the public Other amendments are
needed to other portions of the law, to re-
move unnecessary objections, and thereby
render it more oflicient but ! cannot now
point them out
A. H. BAKER Enosburgh, VI.
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Pa, B..,,,,,o ne gI,tj,- t,5,,.. ,,,,,y D-o,.,,
'", ~ ~, ".,.Dtl' H'.N,y '''.'' 1lJ'y'
J,.t. o..I ,I No.. ~ o.
"'f'' ~ " %"
,.s re- 1
An'ns li9I lA'ss.' la 's, ~ hie' ana re-
".'''"1 ts' i''t'g' T . '''--''' N'-
"'''' VI ''NSl'' 7t"' n W. ~ T. n !"
j. ~ D. VI y ~
'on o',, '',l ,,'' 1', i's,'.',
Grng Herl ami Tgoy 20 The Fran,e and Biooo. 70 fhe
Idna tHeE.
JOY TO TIT FFLICTED!l
It cures Nervous and Deitatcd Sufferers aud remove,
ail the S,f,uton,. almond, ,,tol, Win h., f,d t,.i;
iion 4, ENefton Loss iii Power loss ~ Nfnrr, 1if
entity Of Brcatbing Genera, WcaIne Horro f ~
case Weak Ner,rs Trembling Dreadful Horror az
Dcob. Nigbt S,c,t. cold Fcet Wate6,incs. Dt,,,s.
of Vision Iauguor, Universal Iassitudc Of the Muscu-
lar Svstem Omen Enormous ADp,fite with D,speuti,
symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing Of tho Body, Dfyhcss
Of the SSn, P1llid Countenlnce and kruptons the
Face PAN ~ ne Back hea'ness Of the Eyelids, Ere
lu,us nal,E olo.. YlNt eeoLc me Eyes, Wth Ten
eroat Moulh'y h,eies'hess' WIN horror OF society
Nothing /, more Desirable tosuoh Patients than Soil
saHe' ana NS,ns 1ee{ more pI'4a Tor ear OF Them
1890 io Siah,l no i.ai"t''Hess' no spec
u',on, ou' " lutheu liahsii'oh nom one question 70
air,n1i'
ici ', " ~ Se u 1 w ,l l9Sl
~ ~ ' l it L,o9 OF ION
tn ~ au" "a ~ ~ rlIo-h one OF
,''n sH l'g'' s n"3 S az can say may thesc
e1'e9s,i VS. nj ,y4ue4t& e2Teq 10y t19,e dTch DIS
ors of he INA Nj s' Ssyi IN me- rec
deaths by CONSUNPTION brar annie ,yit ~, ~
Truth az these assertion. In, T,,|tia 4 y, ' ,i , w."
mclan,h IN cAhbition appears Tie eouitcnancr Is ,
tuaIiv sodden and ouifd destinte-rcifbcr Niith ,r
Crof ever ,i.i,s II Sb,ld , so,,J M th ; ~. y. ~ ~
i, i III ,r,i.i, "'''0 '"ui' W 'lo voice occur
1t 10 ''i''' ..Xviti ,.,,, r, ,
Low suIlcu .,,r,,ls bis ,ricS t"pilI
Debility is most terrible and ms bro9ebt tbo,,s,,l.
upon thousands to ntncE Graves 6ps Hasp me-
ambition Of MANY roni. yo5ths l., 1.,, III j r. "
nse Of his '''' ''''"' 1T co." voc cure" ny he
TNFALLTRIE RgUEDy
II vo,, arc .,,eria,, =. - ~ ~ a. a. u" T. -
ailments tho FItIfn EpTH Af,q M % sHlls
von NV II and hg Don, -i,,,i c =, Ia NJ Will cure
uV,y ,if or orAc, ~os,u, ,,s' IA ,,3
,,bo f,is, "i e,H1S Ho1!E MS 9na 9lAoR poCTos,
know and avoid them and sayo T,n,, S,,a,,i.. tt'
and r. posure nv sendin,, ar c,lli, t5' ''','9
pi rI ~ SSnNi5'B Ol o"Hhs LOT noule OF this
II ,iiays an n5si,Y a,,d '' iaag,
ant in lis taste and odor, but Immediate IN iis or
HELEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCUU
Is prepared directly according 10 the Rules Of
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MN NEW ALBANY ENCITEMENT

LOUISVILLE, October 29.-The New Al
bany expedition returned from Bradcnsburg
yesterday, having been paciied by assurances
from the citizens of that place that Horace
Bell would be released on bail
ACCIDENT - Daniel Russoguo, young
man in the employ Of Clark q Bros, in Rut-
land, lost an arm by the accidental discharge
of gun on Wednesday.-Free Press
The average Republican majority in Ohio
is 81 900 on the State ticket, and $4,000 to
$4,000 on the Congressional ticket.
SEVERE I.oss.-We regret to learn that
Rev NJ. Ludlum, of Fair Haven, the author
of the new Life Boat which promises to be
so great a blessing to the multitudos who "gc
down to the sea in ships, had one of his
model boats, which cost some $500, consum-
ed by the burning of the Crystal Palace
Braadon Adrocate.
BURGLARY. The store of Messrs. Smith
d Humphrey, Of East Burke. was broken
open on the night Of the 22d, aud six or eight
dollars in change, three coats and quantit,
of Jewelry were taken, valued in all at fit,
or sixty dollars.
A Patent was issued Oct. Goth to Hartwel
Kendall, Of Dorset, VI, for improvement il
cheese press.
AK HONEST CONFESSION. "A Democrat,
editor in Tennessee makes the following frank
ayowal
Democracy is progressive What was DE.
mooracy in Jefierson's time is not Democrac,
at the present day. What was democracy il
Jaekson's day is not Democracy now And
indeed, what was Democracy ton years ago il
not Democracy to-day. Democracy is pro
gressiye.
Progressive, indeed but which way does il
head
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"Aye--you were older than ] thought,
said the hermit, musingly.
"And | remember that there was some
mystery connected with the good kings
death" remarked Alaric. Gam not right p
"There was not much mystery answered
the old man. Gle was weak and weary, and
he left the throne that he might die in peace
and death soon came to him. But why hast
thou returned to Syracusoi
"Can you not guess.n returned the youth.
81 might guess many things, my SON
"And yet but one Of them would be right
| have said that left no relative behind me
when made my escape from this place but
| did leave one whom | loved-ono about
whom my affections were ontwincd with a
life that could not die. You know Of whom
! speak
"Aye--you speak of the mason's daughter
lanthe'
Eyes, father. Is she alivc''
"She is"
"And we'll ~
"She is well e.
"Aud." pursued the youth in more ca
ger tone, "is she still froe;'
"Why; Have you thought that she would
remember You in love through the years that
have passed -
90 do not tell me that she has ceased to
love me. True, she was a child in years, but
! loved her then, and my love has grown
stronger in the separation which has followed.
! know there is danger to me here, but came
with a will to meet it,
but suppose your very life were in dan
ger if you sought the maiden:
"fou may warn me of danger, if you will,
but do not sock to place the barrier of fear
between me and my desire for know not
the emotion. YOU Artabanus, taught me
when l was a boy md your wise lessons have
not departed from my mind. You taught me
that there were many things more TO be fear
cd than death, and have come, prepared ra-
thcr to die than live all alone in distant
land, with the sad memories Of my unhappy
country for my only heritage
And you would not turn from death,
should it raise its threatening front between
yourself and lanthc :: The old mans gaze
grew more earnest as he thus spoke, and a
spark, within which seemed to CLEAN some
newly awakened hope, burned in his eye.
My father, answered Alaro with flush
ing check, u could almost feel offended did !
think you doubted me, but do not think SO
Show me that lanthc loves me, and not even
Pyrrho himself with the blood-stained crown
of Sicily uuOn his brow. shall have mower TO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-12
Mr.. KENNEDY OF Roybury, has discovered In opo
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
From The igorst Scrofda dorm 10 coD,p.o,
Pmpc.

scaly orupiilus of tho skiu.
PSI ore warranted 20 cure thc worst
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miscellaneous 1strms.

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
QUEBEc Nov L. Steamship India, from
Liverpool a. NJ, goth ult,, arrived at this
port to-day
The English nows is quite unmportant
A letter from Valentia says the shore end
of the Atlantic Cable was about to be laid,
and that all the staff at Nalentia had got
notice to leave the Company's service on the
3Oth Of November, unless something iayora-
bic turns up.
LoNpoN, oct. 90 The Times complains
that the part played by Mr.. Reed, American
Commissioner TO China, was unworthy of his
country. When the English and French
were demanding natural rights for all man
kind, Reed begged for himself and his nation
That treaty contains no provisions Cor FIRE,
transit through the country, no new ports
and no provision for an amended tariff.
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