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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-13

- 7 4 7 J. Q Z K N Q n 7 I,
~ District Of Randolph, S.
The hon. the Probate Court for the district Of Ran
dolph TO all persons concerned in the estate of Ste
Ihen Smith, late Of runbrdsc, in said district deceas
Ell, intestate, GREETISG.
Whereas, N W. Smith, administrator Of the said de-
ceased proposes rendering Of his adninistra
ton, aud presenting his against said estate for
allowance. session Of said be held the Pro
bate office Ia Chelsea, in said district the 10Th day
April next Therefore you hereby notified to appea
before said court, at the time aud place aforesaid
show cause II any have why the said account shou
not be- allowed.
Dated at Chelsea, in said district, this 20th day o.
March, a. ID. 1860
Sl9l WIN =. DICKINSON, Judge
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Boston y nrm purk ADVERTISEMENTS

Il EROSENE LAMPS & OILS
IN WOOD, GREENE AZ CO, manufacturers
SELFPRODUCING GAS BURNER, Commission
Merchants aud Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Of Lamp
Kerosene. Coal OH, Fluid, Chandeliers Candolbr
and PaIlor Lamps Of the latest aud best patterns No
iG Water Street between Khy and Congress, Boston
0J7'fhc GAS BURNER as perfect Regulator-lights
20 feet square for cent hour, will burn
night for one cent
KEROSENE AND COAL OIL.
We have made arrangements with Of the large
establishments for fall supply ofthc above Oils whic
warrant be equal in every respect any other
think batter Also Fluids, each OF which we sell in guam
tity 10 suit purchasers aud at lowest cash prices
j. SIS this notice is read By some with whom
are not personally acquainted and who have know.
dcnco that all orders will be faithfully executed "
have the pleasure by permission Of referring TO the fol
lowing mercantile Houses
James NJ Beebo & Co, Dry Goods Importers and job
hers Boston.
Converse. Harding & Co., Dry Goods Importers an
JObbcrs, Boston.
Jewctt Tibbetts Co., Dry Goods Importers and Job
bers, Boston.
Shoes, Pearl Street, Boston.
j. b. Kimball x Co., Wholesale Boots and Shoes, Bos
ton
stone 4 Eldredge, Provisions South Market, Boston
Dana, Farar & Hyde Wholesale Grocers, Broad st
Boston.
Winslow. Harris & Co., Wholesale Grocers, State ST
BOSTON,
Boston Faucet Company, Boston
T.. -. Allen * Son, Ogdonsburgh, n. Y.
q. d. Seymour, Esq, Ogdensburgh, N. Y
j. II. Pearsons, Barron x Co., Concord, ~ IL.
S, J. Lyman Co., Montreal, Canada S63S
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MRs. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soothing Syrup for children tcehnF'
which greatly facilitates the process u teethng by soft
ening the gums reducing all nhamauon-will allay All
pain and is regulate the bowels Depend upon
mothers, IL will give rest To yourselves aud fchci aud
health 10 your infants Perfectly safe in all See
sdyo,,ise,,.n, In another column 5i.02dw
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Dr.. Langle oy5 Root and Herb Bltters,


CLEANSE the sYsTEN--ruHIFY the BLOOD.
The best Spring and Medicine it fhe World Is
DR.. Langley's Root and Herb Bltters,
CoDJoscd Of SdrsqJAauta, Wiid Cherry Iciotc Dock.
Prickig is6. T4or0ngh,c0rt Rhu5ayb. MaHdrakc
Daadct0H, &C., aH Of rhich 10 Compounded
TO act % concert, and assist Hafarc m
eradicIffHg disease.
These bittcts continue be the standard popu-
lar aud reliable medicine discovered for the cure Of
Liver Complaints and all their attendants; Jaundoe ia
rs worst FORMS Humors, whether Of blood skin; all
Bilious Diseases and Foul stomach Dyspepsia Cos
uyeness, Female Weakness and every disease arising
from indiz esion scdcutary habits of life; Headache
Dizziness Piles Hcartuuru, Pains Boa the Side. Bow
els or Back Flamency Loss " Appetite, and every
kndrcd complaint Arising from impurities ~ Blood, Dis
cascd Liver dsordcrcd stomach, which every per-
son is more or less subject ia this climate.
The effect NJ This medicine is most wondcfl-it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood. by removing an
struct1ns from the internal organs, stimulating them
into healthy action, reu0fAng the fountains u life,
purifying the blood, pleasing it from all humors and
causing through every part Of the body
restoring the invalid 90 health aud usefulness.
Only Is and IS cents per bottle. Slld boy dealers in
Medicine everywhere
Orders addressed Co j. O. LANGLEY or GEORGE e.
GOODWIN CO.. Boston SsI4
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HrvE SPLENDID STRAWBERRIES.

H.
II HOoKER-Yery produetiyoi large, beautiful,
and " nneguaiei quality.
WILSON'S ALBANY-Exceedingly productive f,c
tor market
TRIOMPHE DE GRAND-lmmonse size splendid
appearance aud high dapOr.
'PYRAMIDAL CllILIAN-NeTy handsome; Fr0duc-
tive and good Juror.
LARGE EARLY SCARLET, The earliest pro-
ductiyc and crceilent
As is impossible TO secure all the exoelcnoes OF this
popular fruit ~ variety offer the above as
comprising in five sorts, the various points desirable
lPe again confidently RECOMMENDMo HOOKER
by far the best for family use y only ono sort "a 90 BE-
piateicombiRing greater number gferceHencies than
any other uarie,y.
TAl Of the above have perfect flowers and will pro-
duee excellent crops, II planted spgly or together,
PMoE,-( Securely packed to be forwarded by express)
For 100 plants Of anyof the above varieties, $500
lOn 90 Of each variety, 800
500 100 " each variety, 7,5l
1900 " Of inc Hooker, 1000
H. T. HOOKER & CO.,
COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,
$3.50 Rochester, n. I.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Aprl 10, 1860

ny Telegraph 10 the ITafchman Journal
Al Market 625 Cattle 50l Bceyes. l25 stare consisting
ods pu,crs 'N' WV '"' wv ''"''
p.s't 'NW'i Sg9V 40 Working Oxen. 90 40
first quail 6'l5 100 Cows 4 Caycs, 2sa as
Sec " $50 a 900 Ycarnr. none
f." third $50 600 Two wears old. ~ o.
=" ordinary 300 on0 Three " d 81
sheep and Lamhs-At Markoi 1850 Prices
Ia Lots, ljO 2O) Extra selert am a bo,
~ keMihks but little change ouirc in prices for
beei nom last week. Tho cattle were Of good quality
ana butchers had better choice without increase ofprce
sheep about as last week.
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- 7 A T J. OF VERM ION T
- Is CHANCERY,
LANouLE CorNry, MAY Term, 1860.
EItASTUS BURNHAM


JOSEPH LEONARD and LOUISA NJ. LEONARD.
Tho Petitioner 10 the above entitled cause having filed
100 said court DO. petition setting forth in substance that
the said Joseph y Leonard aud Louisa NJ Leonard on
thc 2J dy of March, lSij duly executed 10 Bradley H.
iuiiugion, OF johnson, Vermont, a mortgage deed
of certain lands situated in the town II Sterlinr uo
johnson, iu Iamnillc County. described As follows
part " ot No. % in said Sterling. johnson. drawn
20 the original right u Samuel Shephardson. Jr also
part NJ second division lot To- said Sterling johnson
also part Of lot No. ji in the first division. also part
NJ lot 40. Adougah Strong. original proprietor also
what land Artemas Child received by decd from Arunah
'fcgE May 9Th, 1887. Meaning 20 convey The same
and al the land which Bradley r. Fulingon decided 60
said Leonard hy deed dated January 3d. D. 1855 sup
posed 20 Doe hundred and twenty, five acres coudi-
TONED nv the payment OF tycuty-tpo hundred dollars
specified boz ten prumisory notes, dated March ls 1850
all payable annually with annual interest Al, fa 40
hundred dollars each and four for hundred and ffy
doiar, each That on the day II March, 1851, said
Bradley j. tuliington sold aud transferred VI said
notes 20 Samuel Merriam, Of Johnson and assigned 20
said Merriam so much Of said mortgage given TO
SECURE SAID two notes That on the ~ day OF March.
$50 said Bradley T. Fullingtou sold and transferred
ron" OF SAID notes 10 Norman Atwood. N Cambridge, and
assigned no much n said mortgage given
cure said four notes That the 9th day Of March,
1860 said Samuel Merriam sold and transferred one Of
SAID notes. the other being paid. Erasns Durham Of
Iohuson and assigned his interest in said mortgage 10
said liurnham. hat on the Is day Of March. 1860,
said Norman Atwood sold and transferred the said four
notes sold TO him by said Fulngton Erastus Burn
ham, and assigned 10 said Burnhiu his interest in said
mortgage That The note received Of said Merriam is
Que ana unpaid aud the interest Of year the four
notes received of said Atwood is due and unpaid. and
PRAYING that the equity ot redemption Of said Joseph
Leonard and Louisa NJ. Leonard in said premises may
be forccoscd.
And it appearing that the said Joseph ~ Leonard
sides without this state that process be served
on him. is ordered that he be notified q the pendcncy
of this suit aud TO appear and said petition
the Court u Chanccry, 20 be held Hydepark in
aud for the Comfy Of lamolc the fourth TUESDAY Of
May. 1862 by publishing this order together with the
substance of said petition three weeks succcssiyely in
tho Vermont Waterman n State Journal the last Of
which said publications shall be least twenty days pre-
yious TO said term Of said Court OF Chanccry
T.. b. SAWYER. Clerk.
joins GLgEp, Solicitor
UYdepark ADril. 1850 o101
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l1'Why arc good husbands like dough
Women kacad them.
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NEURALGIA

II Is said that this distressing complaint may he
lcvod Immediately by the use NJ DR.. Sweets lnfaiiblo
Eminent and is warranted to do It. II 80. II must be
inesdmabc blessing and design to give Il trial
upon a next occasion. 4Op3
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UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY =
~ EvHRY SPECIES
LUNG COMPLAINTS. WHoOPING and COMMON
COUGHS, AND SORE THROAT
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED

II O l. u A n O ID Y n f.
The Great Neualgic RcDedyf aud adapfed 10 all Ner-
COMPLAINTS particularly that Of
Nervous Headache.
These valuable and reliable preparations being in
troduccd into State and the country, sustained
by the most reliable testimonials and prepared by the
sirctest laws in Pharmacy.
To Physician, Dealer, or Invalid ask that you
anime the circulars which may be found with all dealers
and do hesitate declare that you will find them
worthy your confidence 1t the determination Of the
proprctos publish but reliable testimonials and
in every department invite rigid inquiries that may
have the confidence due deserving preparations.
prices WITHIN REACH OF ALL"
J. W. HUNNEWELL x CO., 5, G, and s CONNER
cial Wharf Boston, General Agents.
GEORGE HUNNEWELL, las Water Street, Sole
Agent FOR New York.
Under the special supervision Of JOHN l. HUME
WELL, Chemist and Pharmaeeutst, to whom address
all comm unications.
FRED. r. SMITH, General Agent for Montpelier,
VT For sale by all Druggists and Dealers everywhere
7S9g
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Special notitrs.
NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHER.

NOllNE ~ NNiODb lEACltEN.
There will be- public examination Of School Teachers
ON Thursday. April 18th a. the School House, in Dis
tdct No Montpelier All who wish for license teach
School during tho coming summer are requested 10 at
tend No charge will be- made those who attend At
that time bat 10 cents to each will be- charged for each
Examination aftcfWard ELI BALLOU,
Supt of Schools.
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4 ARON WHITNEY's ESTATE

4 ARON WHITNEN'S ESTA 4 E.
"A The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the district Of Randolph,
uissoners 20 receive examine aud adjust all claims and
demands Of all the estate Of Aaron Whit
scented insovent aud the Of six months from the oath
day " March, 1850 being allowed by said to the
creditors of said deceased exhibit aud prove their
pcotye claims before Give notice that will attend
the duties Of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
the Widow Betsey Whitney in Tuubrdgo, in said dis
trict the third Mondays Of June and September next
O'Clock, in the afternoon, each Of said days.
T.. S. TRACY, lc,
GEO. WHITNEY, 'V"' ~
Tunbridge, March 30th, A. d. 1860. 0O92
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TOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHIL

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, -PHITA-
4 L DELpHlA. Benevolent Institution establish
ed by special endowment for the Relief VI the Sick and
Distressed afflicted with Vrulent and Epidemic Diseas
and especially for the Of Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon,
all who apply by letter. with description Of their cond
ton, (age occupation habits Of life &c.) and in
Of poverty. Medicines furnished free Of charge
Valuable Reports Spermat0rrhna, and other dis
Of The Sexual Organs, and on the New Remedies
employed in the Dspensary, sent TO the afflicted in seal
ed letter envelopes free of charge Two three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address. DIR. J. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. South Ninth ST.
Philadeph a. Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HBARrwELI, Pres
ESQ. FAmoHun, Sec'y. 1928
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Rev. WILLIAM ioNr CtW Nine Mich.
Offices NJ Exhibition and Sale s4a5 Broadway, New York
II summer Street, Boston SEND FOR A CIRCULAR 81.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-15

Thos Boyd, DR.. VIM. Pressly, DR.. j. NJ. Miller, B..
Koopman, Jno Phean, j. P. Aderson, David Allen,
B. Cashlon, S. Cohen, b. F. Brown, John S. Means,
w. G. Garrison, Alex. Cooper, T. I. Sandifer, j. NJ
Hutchison, j. Sample Davis, ]. j. Price, W. NJ
Stinson, B. Fl. Garrison, John P. Ross, E. b. d..
Sloan, Ii. S. Miller John Kirk, Jr Wilson Wallace,
VIM NJ McCord, R. \. RozZell, Adam Todd, NJ.
NJ Orr, Jas. F. Alexander, J. NJ. Lee P. A. Hodges,
T. L. Morris, Samuel Lawing, j. L. Walker, j. b.
Their, A. C. Steele.
And the following were appointd delegates to at
tend the district convention:
WE: Reid, j. W. Ross, Ii. Ii. Peoples, William
Ross VIM. j. Kerr, WIN. S. Norment, Thomas b.
Price, VIM. r. Myers, 7. H. Brem, S. ii. kirkpat-
rick, S. W. Davis, E. c. Grier, Thos MEG. Smith,
j. s. Phillips, Chas Overman, S. NJ. Howell, \. Fl.
Brown, w. J. Yates L. c. Allison, S. j. Lowrle,
w. NJ. Matthews, D. B. Rae, Owen n. Brown, VIM.
P. Robinson, John Walker, Alex. NcCauley, d. w.
Miller, VIM. Maxwell, z. Morris, A. j. Hood, j. Z.
Brown, H. A. Grier. D. NJ Russell, W. A Owens,
JOS Blair, James Wilson, w. L. Houston. j. E.
Stenhousc, Edwin A. Yates S. NJ. Blair, j. Il. Kerr
Wilson Wallace Jos. B. Mcdonald, DR.. L. G. Neel
On motion, the chairman and secretary were ad-
ded to the list of delegates
In accordance with the recommendation Of the
Democratic State Executive Committee, the chair
man appointed the following gentlemen to consti-
tute the Executive Committee for this county, viz ::
w. r Myers w. NJ Matthews, J. NJ. Strong, j. c..
Flow, and Saml P. Saith
On motion of VIM. F. Davidson, it was ordered
that the proceedings of this meeting be published
in the Democrat of this place. and that other
Democratic papers in the State be requested to
copy.
The meeting then adjourned.
IN POTTS, Chm.
SAML. P. SMITH, Sec'y.
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NoRTH-C ARoLINA.-The former Vice Regent for
n G. having resigned, we notice with pleasure the
appointment by the Regent of Mrs Letitia H.
Walker of Greensboro, than whom no lady in the
State has greater claims to respect and confidence,
and being the member of an influential family, the
daughter Of ex-Gov. Morehead, she occupies that
prominent position which will ensure for the Asso-
citation an efficient colaborer. North Carolina has
the proud distinction of having been one of the first
States to espouse the Mount Vernon cause in its
hour of doubt and difficulty, and we now hope she
will aspire to that rank in the Association which
she occupies in the annals of our history by her
celebrated Mecklenburg declaration M Vernon
Record
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NO HUMRUG.

TIME SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO INFORM TIE
IL public generally, that he has hand and Is
prepared at all times to furnish remedy for the trouble
some disease known YELLOW JAUNDICE, disease
of the liver.
1t is well known that the Physicians are generally from
two to three weeks effectng offer Remedi
to the public which is perfectly safe and harmless in lis ma
ture which will have the desired effect in As hours as wen
as months practice with caomel.
IL Is SO cheap that all purchase it, being only Nv"
Dollars per Box; therefore none need be without IT,
Upon the receipt of g. a'Rox of these Pills will be sem
to the address of any person in the United States ana
cure warranted.
WV. WOODED.
Raleigh Nov. g, 1859. 45-wfi
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NOISY LEGIsLAToRs.-Th Portland o,.
gus notices the performance of the Hutcbalne Ar.
in that city, and says that it would ba', family
off very WELL if the members of the No;ns Passed
lature who were present had not 81 hue Legs,
applauded the Abolition songs, and which, sIeroOsly
culated to destroy all confidence in the were cal
Republican disclaimers of sympathy with o Of
raid and Republican recantations of bav ,,e Blown
the Helper CIRCULAR Signed
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A SELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL!

A SELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL!
Mt. VERNON SPRlNGS CHATHAM Co, n. C.
FUNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN ENGAGED IN
the instruction of youth for several years. and for the
last four Principal of the Male Department of Mt Vernon
Seminary, will open the I'd MONDAY in January
lect school for boys and young at this place The
Springs justly celebrated for their medicinal properties
and the hea!thfulnesS of this place is well known. 1t IS
removed from inducements TO vice and Of dSsa-
ton.
Young men can here pursue English and Scientific
of studies and be prepared for The business of life
while those who wish be prepared for the University
or Wake Forest College.
TRIMS PER Session:
For English Studies, from IS 90 to SIS co
Latin, Is III
Latin and Greek 90 90
Agricultural Chemistry, (Extra,) 9 90
Incidental Expenses -
1t is very desirable for all 10 be punctua though pupils
will be received at time and aft two weeks from the
opening of the session will be charged from time of
trance till close Of session. and deductions unless
of Proiracted illness One half tuition PAYABLE
advance Good Board be obtained in the village aud
ueighborhOOd at from So 81 10 IS per month"; including
washing, lights, &c, and few obtain board with the
subscriber. For further particulars address
II. z. JONES, Pria,
Collision, Chatham county, y. e.
January 6, 1860. 2-wst+
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN .1..

THNHE DEMOCRATS CT ALAMANCE CoTTyT,:N |E.
Il requested to convene in the Court Hons a ARE
on SATURDAY, the Sd of March, to appoint d ufaham
of other business. " '"e ianSacliOn
A full attendance is desired
BY order of
January 81, 1860. COMMITTEE,
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CABARRUs.

SAML. P. SMITH, Sec'y.
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The STANDARD.
COMPTRcaLER,S REPORT.

REPORT OF TIE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR END
ING SEPqs G0TH, 1859.
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c. S. BARBEE.
10 -. DAhDEE. Z. Y.
METROPOLITAN LINE,

c. S. BARBEE c. c. BARBEE.
METROPOLITAN LINE,
SH0RTBST R0UnB S0UpH
"JE ARE RUNNING A DAILY LINE OF TWO
w Horse Coaches between Fayetteville and Raleigh,
n C., connecting with the Raleigh and CASTOR and NJ
Railroad at Raleigh.
Best two horse line of Mail Coaches in the State New
Coaches thoroughly lined. Young, strong and webroke
horses, with careful and accommodating drivers. Supper
at Mrs Barclays. Through in IL hours. Office at Fay
eteve Hotel Fayetteville, N. c. Tickets sold Weldon
Office at Yarbrnugh House. Raleigh N C. Leave the lat
ter place SO O'Clock p. NJ Leave Fayetteville O'clock
r. NJ, and o'clock p NJ, Sundays Extra baggage must
be prepaid to have attention.
C. S. BARBEE & BRO, Proprietors,,
BarclaysvviIle, n. C.
December 90 1852 5l-wl2tpd.
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MT: Z. Is about going into an extensive manuf,ctp,
article which is destined to prove of anxious nre u al
l2h, 1859. 4'""' Dtetlaitr
This famous article can now be had of III,
Druggists Those persons who desire fine bP .H"Spa
have only to use the restorer according to nrntS %
tons on the bottle. Those who have any dunb< u'cc
GacE can have them removed in short time nv us en-
lNFALLlBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORE IN using The
that it is all that it is claimed to be- -"' proving
Wholesale depot for orders, 90 Main Street
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DIsCoypp,

SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR ryrr,,
~ tOwnsman HAPHrAL1 EZEKIEL, informed rs lb.
mentng upon his own head, whose top was exer
saw MN two days since, and the place So bald
months since, fine crop of hair has sprung mn Ga four
or"us growth 80 convinced is Mr. EZEKIEL Of tbp wy
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~ ,,,,,,,,,,,, RICHMOND. November a 1870
!, N EZEKIEL, take oath ON the Holy Bible ,bs, t.
been bald for the past II years. and have rpstJ nave
by using EZEKIEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RFSTH,niEl lar
This day sworn to before me, by Naphal EzrEi nAih
:, JOSEPH MAro.
For sale by
p PESCUD
January l6, 1860. 3wts y. IT,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-08
Mexican Affairs.

The Herald's Mexican correspondence
dated at Monterey on the 10th ultimo, con-
tains an interesting resume on the progress
OF affairs in that portion OF Mexico, with some
important news items. Governor Ortega
had captured Zacatec for the liberals, and,
generally speaking, the cause was more hope
full since the late defeat of Miramon in the
mountains. General Zuazua was preparing
to open new campaign: The exports from
Monterey In 1859 were very valuable, in
Guiding twelve millions of dollars in specie.
The imports for the same period were rated
at nine millions of dollars. DIS. Martin and
King, both Americans, quarrelled at the
dinner table of their hotel in Saltillo, when
the former was instantly shot dead by King,
who made his escape. DIR. Martin was ma
tive fLexington, Ky, and enjoyed very
nigh reputation in Mexico, both as q physi-
clan and kind hearted gentleman.