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RUTLAND BURLINGTON n. !
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

nN and after Wednesday May 18th, Trains
leave tho Rutland and Burlington Depot a,
follows
s'a' A. NJ, Mail Train for Boston, Lowell, wor.
eester, Springfield, Troy, Albany, New
York &c.
INV a. w. Accom- notation train from Rutland
River Boats
SID p NJ, Accommodation Train for Rutland.
Trains arrive at Burlington as follows.
$40 A. NJ, Accommodation from Ru,l,,d
5.25 p. NJ, Mail Train from Boston Iouo,,
Worcester, Springfield, New York 49,
Has p. ", Accommodation train from Trov and
Rutland.
4. A. CHAPLIN, sur'
Rutland, April 10, 1859 ddwtf
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AT THE
AW ENCE WATER CURE
- BRATTLEDORO. W..
AT TIE
AVN ENCE WATER CURE
IL BRATTUERORO. W..

the various forms Of EXERCISES, under thoroughly
competent direction are practiccd daily. Thus we
have CAisTnESIcs, daily, in the forenoon. GYM
NAsTics, every afternoon and MEDico-GrNNAs-
TIcs, according to LIsa's system, with appropriate
apparatus, for such patients as are unable to en-
gage in either of the others.
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
Magic Hair InyigOratOr.

NNfE only preparation for preserving the Hair
u from falling off and restoring new hair to bald
heads that is highly perfumed. II not only imparts
brilliancy to tho hair, causing it to become soft
and glossy but il nvgoracs the roots. giving new
life and vigor to the same causing the hair to grow
with renewed energy, producing now hair upon
bald heads-removing dandruG, scurf, &C., &c. We
venture the assertion that there produc-
cd, article that has obtained wide popularity
in so shorta time, ms this MOTIFS INVIGORATOR
and that 1t will produce new growth of hair upon
bald heads whom properly used, according to di-
rections (unlcss the hair is lost account Of ad-
vanced agc) is placed beyond all question, very
many now using it in our immediate vicinity, could
testify.
Letters arc daily received from different individ-
uals, expressing appreciation, and preference for
this over any and all other dressings, however
popular.
Ladies will find that it will enable them to dress
their hair in any shape so that it will keep its
place, and at the same time render it soft and
gloss without being very greasy.
Allow me hero to remark the difference of this
from other preparations which claim to darken tho
hair. There arc articles under the mama Of Hair
Restorcrs Washes, Nc. &c, Mt ororbitdnt prices,
| composed of Lac Sulphur and distilled water, which
claim to color the hair existing upon the head Mt
the time of application but make prctcnsions Of
changing, virtually, the color of the hair which may
grow after its use, hence the necessity of constant
application. Yet that any lady gentleman can
tolerate for n moment the scent arising from their
usc-thc odor of which is retained for great
length Of timc-scems m impossibilitv.
We do not claim for Professor Morris lSvIeoRA
TOP, that it colors the hair e1isng upon the heat
hut We do claim and upon positive testimony, that
on continuing its until the dccaving roots oi
| grey hairs arc nourished, and new life and vgoi
| given them, that they will be restored to thcir
natural color ever afterwards. And aside from the
virtue of the article in the above use its odor is Sc
very beautiful, and its perfume is retained for such
n length Of timc, that it will command tho patron
| ago Of discerning public.
II is the cheapest preparation ever before offered
to the public, the twenty-five cent bottles contain
ing nethird moro than other twenty five cent kinds
| whilst tho fifty cent bottles contain than III
| dollar bottles from other manufactures and YET
this invicorntor is in the possession of all the
| its Of higher class pcrfumcry.
| Manufactured bv
| A. ]. GREEN,
| VT.
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VICTORY WITHOUT WAR!

NE are armed and equipped for the Sprin .
w Campaign, and fortified with BARG AIN :
nevertheless expect fortress will be storm
cd by customers and are prepared to meet thc gal
lantly, flag of truce in hand, and without spillinc
a drop of blood. surrender all right and title to
our stock any part of it, upon the advert scd
terms.
We not only advocate the cash principle but
have adopted the nriform price sy,ten and now
invite the public to witness the operation ami
effect of these two powerful systems c'mbinei
THE BEEHIVE
never contained such varied and attractive Stock
embracing SO many and great bargains, as at
the present time
tits unnecessary to enumerate here but we
wish all to remember, that what we 1dusrnss,
that IRE hare, and what we promise, That IRE
p'l'oro. Our goods and prices are our sales
men. Our clerks "knichts of the scissors"
and masters Of mathematics wrapping paper and
Irvine. Our Of jet is to make money; come and
see how We do it, Respectfully,
y. PECK, JR.. d Co
MarchSO. daw
~ EFRiGERAToRs. all sizes, for sale by
80 q. :. BLODGE EFT d co.
Eb q. :. BL0DGEIT { co.
ICE CREAM FREEzER>. the best in
the World. Il. :. BLOGDETT co.
CTOVE BLEACHING. at Wholesale
- q. :. BLODGETT co.
STEW PANS. ENAMELLED KET.
- TIES and BRASS KETTLES.
q. :. BL0DGETT { CO.
WATER COOLERS,
w q. 5. BL0DGETT Il co.
MOOT BATHS.
L e. 5. BLODGETT 4 co.
May 10.
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STR A Y + D.

From my pasture, last Monday, n four year
old Mare, Of rather small size, black with n
moderately sized star in the forehead, white left
hind foot the hoof Of the left foot little crooked
and turned inward little white on her back
where the harness pad comes; long switch tail
rather lin. return of the Mare to the sub
scrber, or information where she is will be fairly
rewarded.
JOSEPH MARSH.
East Charlotte, May 81, 1859. w3w.
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J. w. ROBY Il co.,
Druggists and ApOthccarieS,
Corner Church and College streets,
MEDICAL STUDENTS
rAN find, at the subscribers, an assortment Of
~ Dssecting Cases, of the best manufacture and
for sale at low prices.
J. W. RoBY & co.
PROF. WOOD.
ID ECEIVED this day, n new supply of Prof
NV Gods Hair Restorative, Also. Burnetts
Cocaine, an article which gives universal salts
faction as dressing for hair.
j. W. RoBY 4 co.
PERFUMERY.
I UBINs EXTRACTS, Jockey Club, Blessed
IIBaby, New-mown Hay, West End, Patchouly
Musk, 6c., &c. Also, Lubins Lavender Water,
and Dubns g. Pierres Frangipan.
For sale by j. W. ROBY 4 co.
COLOGNE.
HNHE Genuine German Cologne; also, Cologne
i OF our own manufacture, made according to
the most approved French recipes For sale by
J. W. ROBY a co.
BRUSHES.
HLOTH, Hair, Teeth and Nail Brushes A
Ogood assortment at
J. W. RoBY g. co.
HAIR DYES.
RusH's Argentine. Bachelor. Premium, and
I1Waters Liquid Hair Dyes; the best articles
Of the kind in use, For sale by
March Q. j. W. R0BY 4 co.
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Market.

1852.
R ND SPRING OPENIN
AT
e. B J f l. Ii rs.
May he seen an entirely and handsome assert
ment Of Spring Goods.
NEW SPRING DE-LAISEs,
NEW STRIPED BAYApEREs,
NEW PiCcoLoNIyI PLAiDs,
NEW WHITE BRILLIANTs,
NEW coLoRED BRILLIANrs
NEW cAhBRIcs,
NEW FRENCH PRINTS,
NEW ENGLISH PRINTS,
NEW AMERICAN PRINTS,
NEW GINGHANs,
NEW LINEN DANAsK,
NEW TOILET QUILTS,
NEW LINEN HK'Fs.,
NEW DoNEsTIcs,
NEW HOSE,
NEW HOPED SKIRTS,
Ac., &c, &c., DC, &C.
All Of which, having to be converted into cash
within the next 10 days, will DO offered 1t aston
ishingy low prices. March 18th.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRS.
TTNIIE subscriber would respectfully announce to
his friends and the Public, that he may be
found at the residence of Mr.. ] NJ. LIvERNoRF,
in IIinesburgh, where he is prepared to perform
all Dental Operations, and to warrant satisfaction
All who are DESTROYS Of obtaining GOOD SET
or ARTIFICIAL TEETH, will find it for
their advantage to call. The best Of references
given. Applications for information. nv mail,
promptly attended to. G. W. SIIATTUCK.
Hinesburgh, April It'll, 1859. w3m*
BURLINGTON BONNET
BLEACHERY.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully an
L nounce to the people of Burlington and vi
cinity that lie has rented and fitted up the build
ing secoud door below Lovely's Hotel, where he is
prepared to BLEACH and PRESS Bonnets and Hats Of
every description, in the best style and in the
latest fashion. Also,
BNN ETS AND HATS 'COLORED
of any shade ordered. Ladies' and Cnildren's Hats
re-fnished at short notice.
Millinery work ordered by Express will he
promptly and faithfully done, and on reasonable
terms.
W. PECK, JR.
Burlington, VT, April 2sth, 1859. w3m
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1859. J. VI. CHAMBERLAIN, 1859.
DEALER IN
Western Flour, Pork and Grain,
Railroad Depot, oGDENSBURGH, N. Y.-At
the Once formerly occupied by Crawford d Co.
April Is. uIy
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s. x. GREEN. propr,rtor.

IT. "VTsT.IN' TTHTTTTT'
Sold in burlington by ]. W. RoRY 4 Co., and T.
a. PECK: Cochcster,-Drurv, 4 Macomhcr,
gainesville; !. s. Storrs & Son. Winooski, ----
Milton L. BrRGrss Co., NELSON FAIRCHILns;
Fairfax, +. II. WELLS; Fletcher, r. BTAIR, in,
and r. SArFoRn; Cambridge, L. L. 4 +. r. Surrn,
r. SPENCER; johnson. 6. BELniSG; Undcrhill. u.
r. CARLrov. and c. W. REYNOLDS; Jericho, L. p.
ITowEs and r. ". LANE & Co.; Richmond, II. A.
ITopGEs, and r. p. GREEN.
Agents will he appointed in every Town in the
State.
january IL. 1859. w30m6
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY
Fire Proof Safes in the World,

Fire Proof Safes in the World.
NTIIEN the contents of safes are destroyed,
w they are invariably by heat being conducted
to them and the inside wood casing, through the
door and doorway by the iron bolts and plates
forming and fastening the iron box to tho outside
iren plate of the door, and joining directly on to
the inside wood casing, thus forming a continuous
conductor Of the best heat-conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside wood
casing and contents Of the safe.
II Al safes, save ours, are thus bu,h.
Eramins your safe door !
vINHE MAITLAND PATENT SAFE is so con.
structed as to entirely cut off all communica-
ton of heat in this part by so constructing the
door and the doorway of soap-stonc, or other
equally non-conducting material, as to to have no
iron bolts running through the door or iron plate
around the doorway, or any connections from the
outer to the inner part of the safe, thereby keep
ing the interior and contents of tho safe effect
ualy protected from all heat that can be applied
to the door, as in any other portion of the safe.
NJ. ID. BIGELOw & ANsON HARDY.
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
80 School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
j. j. DUNKLEE, Burlington, AGENT.
dec.ll d&wtf
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TIE
7 AW nee TER Gu +

TIE
W II Il wee WATER CURE,
- BRATTLEBORO, VT,
tina every facility for tho successful treatment Of
varied forms of disease
AT THE
AW RE CE WATER CURE
- BRATTLEBORO. VT.
we use ALL the llygienic Agents in the cure of
chronic diseases of every grade.
AT THE
AW ENCE WATER CURE,
- BRATTLEBORO, W.,
Is found perfectly PunE and SoFr WATER, in great
abundance, throughout the whole year.
AT THE
ENCE WATER CURE,
IL BRATTLEBORO, W.,
VIC have every variety and description Of BATHS,
which can undcr any circumstances no required,
and we have experience and faithful attendants to
administer thom. Ard we do not give the same
kind of Bath, to every patient, Unfortunately
whether they be weak or strong.
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SASH, DOORS, BLIN DIS
AND STAIRS.

NNHE subscribers have just set up complete
j set Of now and improved machinery for the
manufacture of DOORS, SASH g. BLINDS,
NJ all descriptions.
They also prepared to execute al orders for
PLANNING OR Sitting LUMBER,
SCROLL-SAWING. MOULDINGS
OF ALL PATTERNS
from 1 inch to inches
They would call particular attention to their
NEW PATTERNS
OF DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS,
which. for durability and beauty, EXCE bv far
any thing of the kind ever offered in this market
Also-STAIR BUILDING of all kinds.
including RAILS, NEW ELS, and BANISTERS,
Of any style and material desired, specimens Of
which may be seen at our Shop.
All work delivered at tho Wharvcs or Dcpots
free Of charge.
Shop, South end of the
PIONEER MACHINE SHors.
CHASE 4 SMITH.
burlington, April /, 1859. WY
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SKIRTS SKIRTS .!
II AIDES SKIRTS tucked and stitched in the
Ineatcst manner. Childrcn's dresses stitched,
and all kinds of plain and ornamental sewing done
promptly and we'll, at the
MACHINE SEWING PARLOR,
mar21 Ere, Press Building,
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TRY IT!
YNiiosE who wish for good -four can hereafter
L be Accommodated at A. S. DEWEYS.
May 9th, 1859.
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Dry Goods! Goods!


9try (t0O0S (yOO(IS
1870
w u,Yr roDxru nm,
oNh'
Il Nj A N
IL N hF Il - X "A A VO X
Is determined, by increasing his assortment
and adhering to the
Low Price svstem.
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WOOD LOT FOR SALE,

k'ohi ONE acres of Wood Lot at Shelburnc
Il Falls, VT, for sale. For term. enouire Of
GEO. BLISS
Shelburno, Vt, April Is wan.
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Carriage
PAINTING, GLIDING, GLAZING, GRAINING.
PAPER HANGING &c,
By giving his strict and personal attention to
all Of the above branches Of the business, he hopes
to merit share Of the public patronage.
j. l.. SPAULDING.
late Of the firm Of Russell g. Spaulding
Burlington, Vt, April llth, 1853 dA w3m
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B ~ u Y
WAMSUTTA PRINTS.

VTHEY arc tho Best Caicocs yet offered to the
1 Public for the money.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG & co.,
NEW YORK
w42mG
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LOOK HERE. READ THIS!
Who Wants Profitable Employment!
A GENTS are making from 81 to So per day in
N business honorable, pleasant and adaptcd
to local or travelling Agents, Merchants, Mechnn-
les, or ANYBODY. An article unsurpassed in excel
lcncc. with n constant and increasing demand, will
he sold at one fifth tho regular retail price; every
dollar invested returns five. An agent is wanted
in every town. Package. can he sent by express
to any part Of the U. s. A.
For particulars address, with incloscd stamp,
DR.. W. w. HIBRARD,
w4l-Gm Brandon Vt.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-29
Later from the South.

BY the steamer Senator, which arrived at
San Francisco on Tuesday, adyices have been
received from San Diego and Los Angeles to
April 23d, and from Arizona to the l4th inst
A meeting of the citizens of San Diego is td
be held on 2Sth April, to consider as to the
construction of a railroad on the line of the
southern route from Memphis to San Diego
and give an expression of opinion in response
to the action of the Southwestern Railroad
Convention, held at Memphis.
1t is announced that Col. J. R. Gitchell, U.
S District Attorney for the Southern District
of California, will be candidate for Con
gress.
The high winds and cold nights Of March,
and the early part of April, had proved de-
structive to some of the choicest fruit in the
vicinity Of San Diego.
A lot of camels belonging to the U. S. Gov
ernment lately strayed away from Beale's
ranch, on the Colorado and at last accounts
had not been recovered. There were over
twenty in the herd and it was feared they
had fallen into the hands of the Mojave In
dians
A band of nearly three hundred Apache
warriors was abont starting from the vicinity
of Apache Pass, on stealing foray on Sono-
ra. The Arizonian remarks on this news.
that Americans travelling in that Mexican
State should be extremely cautious. as Apache
treaties with Americans do not hold across
the lne and the Inc rs seize every oppor-
tunity to rob and murder Americans when
ever they find them in Sonora. Several oa es
of the kind had lat ly occurred on the road
to Hermosillo.
The body of man, either an American or
German, was lately found on the road ia
Magdalen, about ten miles from Tubac. The
deceased had evidently been robbed and
murdered. He passed through Santa Cruz
short time before, with a rifle, two revo-
vers and some 5000 in cash lie was sun
posed to be deserter from the U S. army.
Capt. Cabel, @. NJ. U. S. Army has beer
ordered to Fort Arbuekle, to take charge o.
the Quar- aItermasters Department, at that most
and, in the event of a combined movement
against the Cam inches and Apaches. he will
take charge of that department in the field
The last news from Bishop left him on hi,
way up the river to Aubrey's crossings fifty
miles above Beales, where it is report ed thai
he has crossed but this last needs con6rma
ton.
The Indians have been committing depre-
dations in the vicinity of San Fernando
Salazar and Martinez had several manadat
run off
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-29
Rape--Mayhem.

YREKA, April 2Sth.
A most revolving case of rape has come to
light in ka,-having been committed on
the person of a little girl seven years old, by
brute called John Snyder The appear
ance of a most loathsome disease gave the
first information to her parents. Snyder at.
tempted to escape, but was arrested by DePu-
ty Sheriff Green and imprisoned
On Sunday last two men on Humboldt
Gulch, named Geo. Sing and Frank Garbode
got into fight concerning some previous
difficulty, which resulted in Garbodie losing
portion of his ears. They were both bitten
off by Sing, who was examined before JUS
tice Potter for the crime of mayhem, and in
default of 81, 900 bail, was committed to Jail.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-29
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. S. NJ. Bliss, Judge.

Robert Batterly VS. J. NJ. Abbott-Verdct for
defendant notice of motion for new trial by plain.
tiff in open court.
Jacob Benner ct al VS. J. Troughton ct ex-De-
fault of defts vacated and dets. granted until to-
morrow TO file answer.
Richard George VS. l.. W. Ransom ct al-Com-
mission to take depositions, directed to State OF
New York, of Abner Shenck, JAS Hall and John
Cunningham, ordered to issue
Sylvester Hemmenway VS. w. B. Thornburgh-
Jury waived, cause tried by Court and submitted.
John G. Haswell VS. jerry Parsons; John G.
Haswell VS. Jas. johnson ct al Ditto VS. Jerry
Parsons Ditto VS. jerry Parsons-Passed uutil
tomorrow.
John G. Wohl VS. VIM. c. Hesser-Demurrer
entertained, five days time to plaintiff to file
amended complaint, and three days time to deft
after filing the same to file answer to same
Cause referred to Geo G.. Gorham to report the
facts.
John G. Wohl VS. VIM. G.. Hess s2r.-Judgment
by consent for plaintiff for S695 and stay of'pro-
ceedngs.
Court adjourned till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-29

New Routes IN SHASTA VALLEY.-There is
considerable interest felt in Shasta Valley
concerning new route, which, it is repre-
sented, will need scarcely any grading, but
which needs considerable cutting out through
heavy timber, and will, it is said, shorten the
old Pit River road some twenty five miles
The new route starts from Strawberry Val
ley Ranch, and leads to Squaw Valley
twelve miles; from thence to Bear Valley
and strikes the old Pit River road twenty
five miles below Lockharts Ferry. Thi.
road will avoid the heavy sand this side O.
Pilgrims Camp, and has good grass and wa
ter the whole distance. Parties are now Ell
gagged in a survey.-Yreka Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-29

gB- One of the most pleasing, Nt the
same time effective remedies for Dyspepsia, and all
other diseases arising from morbid condition Of the
stomach and liver, is DR.. Iostetters Bters 1t not
only removes the disease from the SYSTEM but by Civ
ing tone to the organs Of digestion, aids them in their
functions. All who have tried it acknowledge its eX-
celence and superiority, and we therefore commend
1t to the sufferer Dr. lIostettt RS Bitters, as tome,
is too well known to need praise. 1t is therefore
scarcely necessary at this time to do than direct
attention to this preparation, which is certainly une-
quaed by any before the public, satisfied as we are
That It's widespread reputation must prove sufficient
TO satisfy all OF its excellence relief and remedy
for all diseases of the stomach
knowledge Is gained by experience, and, though
we nave heretofore dealt very little in medical prepar-
atoms, we are compelled, in justice to the manuiac-
turers to say that Hostettsl's Stomach Btters has
been the means of curing us of severe attack Of
dyspepsia, and has removed pain in the stomach in a
very short time.-FfHsburg gazette.
Sold by Druggists and Liquor Dealers everywhere.
L. WIDEMANN, Agent,
Marysville.
apl9-2mis PARK WHITE, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-29
Abduction Case.
SACRAMENTO. Anril %

SACRAMENTO. April 2Sth.
Yesterday afternoon the adopted daughter
of Caroline Williams, Alice Sackett, was ab
dncted by Sam Wigenstein, who has been n
clerk of the Legislature for several years
Wigenstein resides at Downieyille, and has
been boarding with the woman during the
session of the Legislature. The girl is IN her
seventeenth year, three.fourths white and the
rest Choctaw Indian blood and quite hand.
some. 1t is supposed Wigenstein has gone
to Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-29
naiIg NationaI Democrat
Meeting Of the National Demo cratic State
Central Committee.
At a meeting of the National Democratic

At a meeting of the National Democratic State
Central Committee, held at Sacramento on the
91st April, 1859, the following proceedings were
had
On motion, it was voted that State Conven-
tion be held at Sacramento on WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 18th.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
PesoIoed, That the Committee recommend to the
County Central Committees the establishment of no
test as qualification for voters at the primary cleo
tions other than adherence to the principles of
nopllar sovereignty, absolute non-intervention by
Congress and opposition to the Administration in its
pxtravagant expenditures of the public moneys.
On motion, voted the basis of apportionment
be enc delegate for each county, one for every
two hundred votes cast at the last annual election,
and one for every one hundred votes and frac-
ton over, with the understanding that every
county shall, at least, have two delegates.
This gives the appOrLoument as fellows;