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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-27
"Madane, you can't smoke here

"Eh!" saidthe piquant beauty, Ieisurely with
drawing her cigarette from her pretty mouth.
lyon can't smoke here, madalne''
= "But you see can,'' and size pulled forth q
volume of smoke into the very face of the
mystfed and abashed conductor, who was
fam to leave the beauty to do as she pleased
SO she finished her cigarette without further
annoyance Or interruption.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-27

u Lola Mcntez, going from Washington to
New York in the cars, is sud to have indueed
herself in smoking cigarette. One Of the
conductors is related to have demonstrated
with her ladyship upon the infraction of the
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-27
Barrels! Barrels !!

Barrels! Barrels! 7-
THE undersigned keeps always M71EzM
I on hand large assortment ofM[EAILh
the best quality cypress MOLAs- Wz6EM[ "
SES BARRELS, which he war WSSSzsAsSaZ.
rants to be Of the best description
All orders. from New Orleans or elsewhere, will
be punctuaHy attt nded to.
dec14-ly PHILIP HEELEIN.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-27

q Doz. Boxes Lobsters, for sale by
" nov29 & A. MARI0NNEAUX :
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-27
Acts OF the Esegis!a ture.

The following is L list of the acts passed by
the Legislature and approved, up TO the 10Th
inst.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-27
ELECTION, lie u AvRIE, 1852.

Piaquemne, March 6, 1852.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

AShES-Market firm at quotations, and sales
TO considerable extent Pots more injured
for.
BUTTER-The past week Butter has been
arriving freely, and as the weather has been I'M
favorable, buyers have not been inclined to pur-
chase to much extent and prices rather lower for
middng grades. The stock is not large.
CiEESE-The market is very firm and some
DIARIES are selling at &C. fair quality sac ordi-
nary to :. Not much stock in market.
fLOU R-1he price of Flour IS quite as
hrm as noticed in our last Circular, and common
and fancy brands are taken ms fast as received
by the trade. Canada Flour is scarce and in de-
mand.
GRAlN-The receipts of Corn have been 10
a TAR extent, but mostly Western mixed Good
yellow is scarce and would bring II a 75c.;
mixed is selling at y 73c, and white at 6gc
per bu Oats are firm at 80 a 80 for Northern.
and Delaware II per bu. In Rye there have
been small sales at s. per bu.
PRONlSlONS-Th demand for ork con-
tlnues quite moderate and sales confined 10
small lots at Sl7 Sl7 so for prime: SO a
SD 5Ofor mess; and 500 for clear, months.
In Beet nothing Of any consequence has been
done. Lard remains without change end rood
IN barrels and kegs is selling at ~ 121c per
b. I mos.
WOOL The prices Of fleece and pulled
Wool continue to be well sustained, with GOOD
demand from manufacturers at quoted rates.
The stock Is light and market firm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
r. &. G. II. KILBOURNE,
DENTISTS.

Over BurbuREs Store, Nam Street, .noniDclier.
OFFICE E0INBlfS nED IN 1872.
THE pre- .orsation Of ihe IEE u aduted by the
enihc unu iatc gent as one OF The essential c0ndi-
lions Of health, &c. Ihut teeth be- preserved most
rases, during fl, conceded by u the dentists
the but 20 attain this, mrcratise the
services Of operators whose success. vide pracuce.
merit conhdence-othefwisc, they lose their money and
teeth
TEETH FILLED at Office seldom equl.led-
RAnEtF EvEH FAtL-do MT grow around the filing
tthe mark cin detective opraanl anl superior any
operations n the Stac ihs fact bc testified 90 BY
large rpmtaf, embracing is most int Urgent ctreus OF tbs
town ani vicinity.
Arr iflCIAL TEETH. In the Insertion Of teeth, by
method, tee essential points attaurd: LIST, they
arranged TO oua3e he them eectu-
ally mu.tcatiun. %, they rcsero The contour OF the
face, and u way jurc plin inc mogh and 81, they
made a. Co render tlrm durable and lasting.
MEMBERS LEcisLArunE, aud strangers dining
scion, viii hnd for thtir int Ict o. call aud
cure e hest o4orluns u hc state, 90 PRICES
good work over De obtained.
1 L--nn Inm-n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

n should be universally known-.or is strict.
" true-that indigestion is the parent of large
proportion of the fatal Diseases Dysentery, d.
arrahna, cholera morbus, liver complaint, and
many other diseases enumerated in the city in.
spector's weekly catalogue of deaths, are gener-
ated by the Indigestion alone. Think of that
dyspepticsl think of it all who suffer from disor
dered stomachs, and if you are willing to be
guided by advice, founded upon experience, re-
sort at once don't delay day)to IIoohand's Ger
man Btters's prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson.
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invigorant
stand alone and unapproached General depot,
100 Arch street. We have tried these Btters.
and know that they are excellent for the diseases
specified philadelphia Ciiy Item.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
Deaths.

o. hoard thc steamer, Sept 70, days from A,rin
va, his way home hum California Mr.. samuel Worm
wood, of Waterbury, W, aged 20 ycars.
M ". was twenty three months n California. aud vas
heahy while there's hos ho CROSSED the isthmus foot
and was taken witl ft'c which thus ended his The
blow deuly 90 wi ami sIA rhildfcu who were
darby expecting abe fcfufn of who qs beneath che
surlaco ui the groit waste cemetery.
In Waterbury Oct 7th, al uo residence Of her father,
Mr. Horace l.. Nichols, aged 80 years.
30 foaeham, Oct 10 Miss Msy Martin, aged 80 ieafs
and 90 mouths
la Crecasbofo', Sop 21h, Jabez Pinaey Jr aged Is
years OF Ibez end sophia d. Pnncy ge Is years und
{ months
o. Na-bdrli oct. ls 20, Ecr Nathaniel King, aged Sc
yclf months, re tnll century acceptable aaI
uacul preacher of Che gospel of The Baptist
10 hls been long and vorahy kuown "a useful public
and hearted and benevolent christian. de-
fer tweutA out 90 fhy Ntas, ucuhcr OF The General A.
senhiy OF Vermont, aud made HIMSELF many years ago,
DIE member OF The National and Vermont Bible roeieiy
aud Of the larcr constituted tseniy his
children md grand children, members for hr, by ODE
payment Of twenty dollars for eac the treasury
grauitous circu aton Of the scriptures he
wealth, nd used who must give acrount Of his
tewardshp We doubt be has remembers ed hcncv-
Lent Installations OF The day ia Ais will.
Al North Troy. 2Ji Sept, Mrs Mehlia1lc Dodge, aged
- years.
IN Bennington, Sept %, while on visit ohi. son. (Nir
Ehu Thompson Mr. Abel Thompson OF brdsewatei, aged
20 years
In Bethel October o. Or Alvin Burbank aged 81 wears
10 Hartford. Aug s2i, Mrs Mary Tracy, widow OF 10
james Tracy, aged - years
la ps~ioh Mass, tho residence OF Row. Robert Sua-
gate Ms Lucy swan, clict at the ato Ben an,
Esq. OF Woodstocs, aged - years.
Sunday, Oct l0h, hen Residence On lly depak Sarah
Noyes, widow OF Breed Noyes, ugcd SO years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

c. In the London Despatch, Of September
9th, We find the following article, which we
commend to the seriols consideration and atten
ton of every voter
The two parties Of the Republic, Wing and
Democnt-that Is Conservative and Progress
Fa, Protectionist and Free rader-appear to
have mafshalled their forces, and selected their
candidates for the coming election. EVERY
ENGLlSHMAN, Of almost every class, RE
JOlCES IN THE EXPECTATION OF sue
CESS FOR THE DEMOCRATIC. PRO.
GRESSIVE, FREE TRADE PARITY
10 other and purer days such an intimation,
rom such quarter, would have excited the In
4ignaton of the entire American People. Eng
.shmea rejoicing IN the expectation Of the sue
cess Of the Democratic party" Why Not be-
cause EngIshmenn are IN love with the prin-
cplos of pure Democracy Not because
they desire the perpetuity of our Republic nor
yet because the men nominated by the Demo-
cratic party have any such personal superiority
over their opponents as 20 excite the admiration
Of the world. Not at all Enghshmen re.
oce M the expectation of the success Of
Aessrs. PIERCE and KING because they are the
representatives. Of principle which, if carried
oat VIII cripple American and build up British
interests.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
BIBLE ANNIVERSARY.

The Vermont Bible Society will hold its ami.
yesary THIS EVENING, at the Brick Church -
exercises TO commence at % o'clock. The
house viii be well lit up, and comfortable seats
provided for all who may attend. II is antci-
pated that the exercises will be unusually inter-
esting. Rev. w. B. SrRAGUE. of ALBANY. n. Y
delivers the anniversary sermon, appropriate to
the interesting occasion and our excellent choir
Of singers will discourse sweet music. to oive
interest and variety to the exercises The time
is gratefully remembered, at an early dav. when
the Legislature adjourned in the afternoon 70
give the Society the use of the old State House
and the members of both houses generally at-
tended the anniversary and took part in the pro-
ceedings Of the Society, in remarks and address,
es. The Bible Society was then favorite child
of the State-not to receive aid by official acts
but efficient support by individual example. lib
cral contributions, aud personal efforts. The
Railroads convey those who attend the ami
versary, at half-faTei and We see no reason why
the spirit Of the "olden times@ in the blessed
Bible Cause, may not be revived. Members Of
both houses Of the Legislature, strangers from
abroad and all the inhabitants Of the village.
male and female, are cordially invited 10 attend.
Come one, come all, and each contribute by your
presence and your influence to give additional
interest and importance 10 a society which has
done so much and so well, in sending that book
of oil books, the best-THE DInLr-to every
destitute family in the land. It's leaves are
for The healing Of the nations"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
Daguerreotypes.

4. X. ZUKr, Lieutenant under Kossuth, is
now in town, and endeavoring to earn living
by taking Daguerreotypes MIR. Zuky brings
letters from Kossuth, as well as from American
gentlemen Of high standing, who recommend
him to public favor. He has taken a room in
the State House, and we hope he will be liberal
lv patronzed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
4flnrrinocs.

In CallIs, Sept % hy Rev VIM 7. Herck of " ,nos-
Il fa Rev John Gsfdnor Hale. OF Cheisea an appoiued
Cclais
On iae ga Of Aug Of A. Masters Washington County
Vieeon M Len-h Of Pok County, and Mars A. Gfuy, oi
IN - fauFs Church, Brandon, Tuesday morning, l2t
ocinhe soronsu hRl, Esq Cashier Bfaudon nask
90 Miss Ellen p daughter OF Hon L. n Briggs all oil
that village.
A. hnfcfhiI, n IT,, tho 50 lest. Simon Towlo, Esq
of Tail thassr. Fofdt, anl Mrs Hamlet uuut OF a. Alec
NJ John D. Nhc'le Of STOW, Lud Mss Ianc unt. of a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

The Editor of the Washington Union, in one
Of hs late articles, says to the Democratic party
.et MS pause In the same breath he says
leo us 90 forward" These two orders must in
auiaby be the death of Democracy. We late
= read of a steamboat captain, who, while his
boat was under way, rang in his trepdation a
couple OF bells, one to 60 ahead and the 9th
.r TO " back her" The engineer obeyed both
bells, and the boat parted in the middle ~ Louis
.e Journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

a. The Vermont Colonization Society holds
Us anniversary at the same place ro-uoRRow
evening. All are invited to attend, The re-
port Of the Secretary, it is hoped, viii gladden.
Die hearts Of the friends oftbe coorcd man. with
good news and glad tdngs from Liberia.
Montpelier, Uednesdqy, Oct. 20, 1852
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
BurnettIs Cod Liver Oil.

SEVER NJ Distinguished Medical Gentlemen have lately
- published papers showing tho efficacy Of this simple
remedy in removing COUGHS, INFLUENZA, BEON-
tHiIiS aud othrf irritating dscnses Of throat and
lungs u g. tmpoi1n 0ny that the ul should be que
uul ihai should ue prepared ou fresh and healthy iyers
% NAV winch Is stiis and impure 4 only worthless. bt
hghJ injurious troubling the organs and efans
ns Che whole vital economy The pure aiclo b. destitute
OF sny nauseous taste oduf, bot slightly colofed and
scarcely disit OF ibis nature The advertiser warrants
the otl offered by hin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
Pure Precipiiated Phosphate of Lime

II LCpMMEhnEp BY Professor .slone and Others TO be
~ taken with COD LIVER ulls rhey should be kept
separate and mixed when taken the mixture long kopi
becomes offensive sevcmi Physicians who have taken
notes OF many cases treated will the mixture with oi
alone, alternately, epou that effect Of
me Oh 10 improved 10y adding the lno white n others the
o ai'no u most beneficial. ~ therefore advisable
employ physician in where any doubt exists. For
sale by 90 JOSEPH BURNETT, 80 fremont Row.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

NEw INVENTION. An ingenious mechanic
p Nashua, n. H., has invented new method
% driving circular saws without an arbor With
saw arranged as he has IL four foot saw will
coz board three and half feet wide, while as
low arranged four foot saw will hardly cut
be and one-half feet. II is also arranged so
lat 1t will cut when the carriage is going either
'ay' and will, at the same time, saw nearly
vice as fast.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

a veteran party man took up paper, and saw
Tie head, Pierce and King; but not having on
A spectacles, read it, Pierce for King" a
ne whig he," says he" he isn't up for King,
ue up for President
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
ADDIsON HANyUorr

Soi-t AGENT tnr the New Ing laud Suites.
This Portrait cal he obtained ifom Mr. BANCROFT ar
ifom his duly authorized agents.
Arrangements have been made with tho Post Office De.
pariment, by which copies ct tho Portrait can ,ent 10
poiaii per mail, 90 perfect order.
g,yPersons by rcntting Five Dollars to ADDISON BAN
thpi - 81 Washington street Boston, a. =. Wshon
SON. honpthar VI viii have copy of the Portrait sent to
ihon Tree ct postage.
% Magnificent Gilt Frames got up expressly for these
Portraits, furnished at the low puco of s. each.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

Engraved lay permsson) from siuaii ovlr orisn, nor
| ~ iftft, n the Athrneuui, boston.
Tins .urotb nctwe engraved urder the superin
of THOMAS SuLLN. Esq the eminent and hnhlv riN ed
hshed ha. brcn chara.tersed a. the ,s,o e,s uo
n ever produced GA th county TO its ddrlity re-
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARK cisris, Who "a q.
y IS n'h5n tep sen'aiion Of the celebrated original
Of he United States, who says A WORK Of an its
coenee and benuy must strike every who sees il and
IL no shlrpy IN s likeness 10 the Father Of his
Try II was NV good fortune have seen hiu IN the day.
OF ny bnlho d aud his whole appearance yet strongly
impressed on my memory. Tho portrait you have issued
appe- 10 nc toNo an exact kones representing neectl,
he ..on O.. vel a. the oun aud features OF The
.ee Ana sat Senate Clss 10 foko representation
81 tp greet oHeint President Fillmore ave the work
sti, ,h M. 20 ha'e been admirably executed and
CHANI the eminent portrait painter and tho nn,il r s
"i your pfini 60 my mind Is ronarknble linn nav
NC ofsuai portrait, together with the notla and dc
n. lse OF alf snI manner which Oh who saw him
on m'ia'd Characteristic Of the usJious man il
Eef .le gre mers Of this picture woui refr every
OF W ishneon to the porsit ITSELF be At the
Once Of This papc aud 10 tho letters Of the foowing A.
usis StHes men, juri-ts and lars ncruupanvin ~
IT,. - - =, fohlnt and tlhoi, Of New York, Noaaa
h"lhormel and ouhlin Of phi'adc pha Coaster HaJ,ne
.o" tl'' fa.e5 OF thaflesion, $ C.i aud TO he
a., soo OF "Afhinston, himself artist, lion. George
srArEsNEN-H. Errcllcocy Willard Fillmore Mo,
4,n "inh'ld SCOT, Hon George ~. Dallas, lion. VIM Il
as l9n Mn' A. Graham, Hon John r. Kennedy, Hon
JURlsTs lion Roger y. fancy, Hon John Duer Hon
John VI cl.ean, Hon. Rufus Choite
81 Rs.-thuiles Folsom, Esq the VOL known I H.
banah OF thc Boston AtheHen who says 81 would rather
u~N ~ man an' pained copy have SEEM Whio
PEE 'chiid ~ lfeh' Hon. Edward Everett LII D. Jared
SpHhsi IT." ~, William H. Prescott, I'll. h.. Wasbington
iieadioy, Fra Green Hallcck H. w LonreIl w. William
T. gilmore s'mns and from Europe Lord Taioutd n M
s G.. &c - " '"u""i
rue PRESS, throughout the entire Unso. have with
on" accord proc aned The merits OF This superb engraving
enHhi all 70 possess this valuable treasure Is sold AT
the low price Of s. pof copy.
Puhl..hcd by GEORGE ~. cutIps
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

Fosters .Ne'o Copy Books, advertised in to-
days paper are good article We commend
them to teachers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
Painted Floor Cloths,

With superior advantages tor manufacturing und pur
chasing large Invoices Of Europoau Caraengs al the per
employ Auction Sales, believe tho Inducements that
aiiot not 10 DO met With any other stoIe.
Churches Steamboats, Hotels, Sc. nrnished the most
hteisl terms.
ichich zoe sell, our terms are iRudriablg cash
and no abatement from the first price asked.
un.t., sent I-.1.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
Wool lined Gloves and Mittens.

They Indispensable in cold aud vet weathon Ladies
viii md those Cloves useful "ek ai niil SOL mo
hands al same time that thcy will the salt
khoum Chapped Hands immediately They are made all
lengths protect the ani wlss For sale BY howen
McNames, New York Norioss Iowne, Boston,
John Thornley, Phiiadophil a. NJ fuadefson Co, Bal
tuoro GIL Rfnhcf, -. Louis Bart l. uickcON Gin
cnnatt, ADD b. al Rubber Dealers IA thu union.
Fo sale retail b. County Merchants throughout tho
United States aud Canada.
September % Jm VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
Noah :. Persons Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by tho onoa
BILE Probate Count for the District OF Washington,
msioners 10 receive, examine, aud adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the OF NOAH :.
PERSON, late Of beTln, in said dscf, deceased repre-
seated nsoyeni and the term of siK months from 18th
day Of October, Sd2 allowed by said Court the creditors
OF said deceased TO exhibit aad prove their respective claims
before uGve notice that will atiendt0 the duties Of
appointment the dwelling house OF Jonathan Boz
worth Ben ia said District the ID Thursday of Jan
uaTy and third Thursday Of April nine O'Clock fore
noon on each Of said days.
o. w. rif snirsY3Nc' oom~'....asr..'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

THE undor-ignei, having formed copauneishn for the
practice oi Medicine unI gerry, 40 iher depart
msntsi would respectfully inform the inhlbi,ants Of Water
bury aud vicinity That they vii toe prepared al
attend 90 calls 90 their ssion, uri hope do
in manucf entirely satisfactory 20 OLD who may avot them
With their confidence.
Rooms az tbo Washington House.
O.. %. CLEVELAND, ~ d.
p. MlLilkEN, ". y.
Waterbury, October @, $50 OIa~
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JUST ISSUED,
MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT or
GENERAL JACKSON,

Engraved ~ L. H. NhltH, ESQ, atlor tho original por.
,r trait panied bs 4. suLl.N, ESQ
rus fofirat wll ho match l0 tho Washington and i.
~ every respect as well got up.
% Price 50 per cory Address above. O96w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
r. X. X.
TO TIE PUBLIC.---A CARD.
PUBLIC INVITATION
To all who Suffer Pain.

there b. man or woman who now suffering pain ve
care pot Whist ihe cause may be, rulrante thai Had
Ways Ready hehei ~" give you and relieve you en-
uey in few minutes after usng Call upon the agent
whose name YOU viii fnd in thus pnper and If YOU aro n
ltuag SOY ncuie pain. W. will wurrant that
~ kadwags Ready Relief Will stop d before you leave tle
sturc.CQ
Mi cure Reformation ai:or all other remodie. have
iaed ODD BE- the only for Ncufuleis Il viii cure
ecA or Nervous Headache and stops ihe paiuiu tfohs
10 few minutes. Il w relieve tie most distressing pains
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
Fosters New Copy Book.
inst published, IA II numbers price ct cts. each
patent PcncilIed Copy BO0ks;"

'Gattut t-fuctffeutOpy Books;'
improved process of Instruction, whereby tho
~ Writing may he more easily, speedily, and more
Taught than by other system eNtant the result Of 30
Yeas experience. BY b. r. Foster author Of "PnKe Essay
on no,t Method OF Teaching PeumanshP," " Double
Entry Elucidaied,n Sc sc.
90 Tho system offered 20 the notice Of Teachers il
simple, practical and comprehensive. The copies
grsyed 10 superior manner and imprinted upon each
page Of the books throughout the exercises puetos
lively arranged, leading from the simple straight stroke
finished current hand the Is OF the best quality and
the books sold the ven low pco OF Ia cents each
Teachers and School Committees will be furnished, gTats
with pamphlet containing full ptnaton Of the SYSTEM
" specimen pages, appication TO J. w, REYNOLDS
a co. p Cornhi and ;. h. NHlPPLE CO., 100 w ash
ing stfeet, Boston. V2s2m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
a'AB AAD2BB

WILL dnd that Beauuful CLOAK CLOTH Wide
w Black Nelvet-Bnunet Nevets, Bonnet Satins-'.m-
hroidefed Lace Gimps-Irimmings and Buuon.-and the
Rich Ribbons al KEITH 4 BANKERS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
India Rubber Gloves, Mittens,

COUNTRY MERCHANTS 30 making their purchases,
should not neglect these desirable and saeabio articles
Their manufacture has heen much improved recently and
thcy made very durable Particular Is quest
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

S.IiAMiS, HDkPS. AND CRANATs, GLOVES AND
- HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS, ~ kinds. {cC BROAD
CLOTHS, CAssiMEREs, DOEskiNs, sAfiNETTs,
TWEEDs, YES fINcs, sc. also large Assortment OF
Heavy Grey Casimeres all OF which will be sold at low
pIicos By SCOTT FIELD.
d %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
CAUTION !!
JOSEPH BURNETT.
NOTICE.
Fine Cut & Chewing Tobacco,
Donnets, Ribbons & Innings,

\ :. X. COLLINS
October a.