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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
Lnndor nIonrN lTnrl,ct.

Fho MONEY market il decidedly tighter The Bank o.
England Lad rnisedt the minimum rate for discount TO y "
cent being an advance OF a cent, which, although re
gafded csutouaiy measure, had caused Temporary
cheek business CoIsus for closed at 1907 1901
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
Mnnchester Markets.

Prom Brown shpsy g. Coz Circular
The demand for CLOTHS and YARNS, suitable Tor India
rostuneu active, while much inactivity prevails II the
qualities adapted 20 the German markets with ea rmness
if
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
I.Onhnn MnrlIeis.

From Barring Brothers Circular.
The Colonial PRoDUcE Markets re5pened the fh, and
sT business has been Done SINCE, SUGAR u i6 d9arcr
(OFFEE ~ less Arm. CoTToE quiet BREADsrUrTs dull.
COPPER advanced ~ 49, y tun, EAGLES wanted A.
NJ 1915 y ounce IRON firm at 80 l0f0el0 for Welsh
rails Scotch Pig has fuctuaed and closed 70 f0r
cash mixed GLASGOW Small parcels of GOOD Carolina RcE
sold az 81. TURpTNTiNE IL bcterseng ~ II D. 70 az
1--WE. Ia TEA there is but htte doing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
Louisville Hotel damaged by Fire.

LOUISVILLE Friday Jan. q. 1871.
The upper part OF the front building Of the
Louisve Hotel was destroyed By Ere last evening The
ground floor end few things were saved. Loss up
wand Of $1,000 Owens Hotel was Unnjured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
Passengers DIV the Europa.

Mir and Mrs Elkin and child, Misses Wilkes and Bates
Hessis Steve Lassour Csde, Beuiagn. Blank, Me,yles
SEaen, AmOntensch Jordan, Hughes Bel, Brisbane, Tay
lOr, Pickering Winner, WilbOr Wemod HOcght, Clam
pooney Saunders BOYLE, Bnkhout Tookoy, Johnston,
Craig, Ludden Palluo, COnuu, Muon Price, Bennington
kudrrv.g lanes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
IinYre Markets.

HAvRE, Tuesday, Jan. L 1855.
The sales tho week have been 1899 bale. ef CoTToN
AGAINST TO- i9 bales Ofnpors OF New Orleans 0n0 bales
sold at from 77GSgf Mobile, 77G84; UPlands GGds6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
Markets.

NFw-ORLEa~s Jan. 20.-CoTToN quiet. awaiting the
steamer BARLEY-20O0 bales sold this forenoon. We
quote Midding 09c Sales eco bales TOBACCO AZ &c
FREIGHrs easier. FLOUR 10 New.York sOc The weather
j. cool and fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
Amsricnn Securities.

MesSs r. Bel Co. report very active market for al
State Stocks and the best Railroad Bonds There
especial demand for Ohio and indiana q cent Bonds
which were quoted % So eN. div.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

Mr. SHAw followed IN an oily speech, p-oiess-
ing 10 b. an earnest friend Of te Enlargement sal hna
" exhibited b. love FOR toe measure by moving the
Poponesut % the resolution 20 The ioh day o; feo
ruary next without taking tie question: On tnS M
-,ou the iIsusc cd. 0uruei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. Jan q. 1893.
Two leather dealers il this City, who recently
tsied. with liabilities 70 tee amount Of elOOC. were
--sstad todsr charged with conspiracy . deirsud
,heir CREDITORS They were held IL 800 bal eic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
Southern Mail Failure-The Washington
Monument.

BALTIMORE, Friday Jan. 81. 1888.
The Southern train did not reach this CITY
al after O'Clock late to connect with the Eastern
tram IL, however, brought nothing beyond W'izlinS
Ton, \. g
Ihe ecasgast ips IL supply 0. nlAgs!!s !eg re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
AUSTRIA

ard another reducing the iupost duty on ovs ~ 'o'
8 4cuc4's On sccyuut Of the scqEcIty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
r.nnrcs az con.ptrncr Arnir-t Credisor..

yasbin pm wonaIn sr f0r the ensrn, yesr hs' been
avsrde5 70 Iho-las W Fortune. Of Baltimore Couu-y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
Crockery, CROCKERY Z CUTLERY.

DuR stand u full aeso, and as-oumen' cor'plee,
~ having received several aige eaes and packages this
day. We can cell you quantity very low.
Oct. -. DIV ELLIS Il BANCROFT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
Josiah Chapjn. Rhode

French. Massachusetts; Josiah Chaplin Rhode
Island; :. ID. Hubbard, Connecticut
The Treasurer reported that the funds of the
Society had been augmented $4,000 since yes
terday.
The subject Of mcmorializing Congress to es-
,ablsh National Agricultural School was re-
fe-red to the neat annual meeting.
Eue, ,ing Session. The Agricultural Society
re-asse mbed at "a O'clock this evening Pro-
fessor Mapes delivered lecture on iertizlng,
when, after passing resolution complimentary
TO the officers, &C, the Society adjourned 10 the
last W cdnesday in February, 1854
w, are your intentions Speak or die =
A thri sing trader in Wisconsin, claiming the pa
ternty of eleven daughters, greatly to the aston
shme It Of his neighbors succeeded in marrying
them oil off in six months. A neighbor Of his.
who b I'd likewise several single daughters, call
ed up, m him to obtain the secret of his husband
obtain ing success when the latter informed him
that b had made it rule, after Young man
had aid his attention to one Of his girls for a
fortni 1ht, to call upon him with a revolver, and
reque st him to choose between death and matr-
mony. "You can imagine" continued he,
"wh Ich of the two they preferred
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

ASH ES- There is no particular change to
notice. Stock light, fair demand at 5.57 for
Pearls, AIS for Pots.
BUTTER-There has been further decline
since our report two weeks since, but the past
few DAYS prices are rather more firm. Some
large lots have come forward which have been
held for higher prices, the larger portion Of which
is summer dairy and Canadian, and IN limited
demand at 10 a lie Late fall and winter sells
low. The best grades Of Northern New York
and Vermont worth IS pc, as to quality, and
the most in demand.
CHEESE-Prime article in this market is
scarce at 9 C. In other grades there Is not
large stock, worth 6 a SIC.
HOUR-There is no change to notice IN
Western Flour. The steamers advces look
quite favorable, but the trade purchase only for
the supply Of immediate wants.
FURS-Red Fox 25c so; Cross do LOO
$50; Silver do ) 90 $500; Otter 30 400
Mink l0c 100; Sable 25c l.62; Bear LOO
AGO; Fisher Coo 400 Wild Cat Is a SOC !;
Luc;yee 25c l.50; Muskrat 2 l24c Beaver
SOC ZOO; Raceoon 5 soc; Nutria 30c.
GRAIN-The receipts of Corn have been
moderate and prices continue to be well sustain
ed. There have been sales of Southern yellow
at 20 72c and white at G6 69c, cargo of
good selling at the latter rate. Northern Oats
are in steady demand at 40 SOC per bu, and
5000 bu, Prince Edwards Island, for export to
Australia, have been taken at sic per Blu. Rye
scarce.
PROV SIONS-For Pork the market has de-
clined. Is there have been large arrivals. Dress
ed Hogs sell quick at SIC. Dried Apples
wanfe3to ship
WQOL-There is good firm tone to the mar
ket csall kinds and sales are readily made at
quolnljons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
1907. .ss....s ..a.. - I8lS52.
Northern Railroad, n. Z.
BRITISH * u. s. MAIL ROUTE,
BostoH, lowell, Concord, Northern.
Passumpsic, Vermont Central, q gdensburgh
and Montreal Railroads.


ST Johnshury, Burlington II. Aibans Montreal Ordens-
hursh and tho West, and Manchester, Nashua boston,
Lawrence, suem Dover, Portsmouth, Portland Grotou
Junction, Worcester, Providence Norwich New Yos
This Il the drect hrtvixt TIE shove places and
asses through the capitals Of New Hampshire Nermuut
The fare and heighi ns low as by ohor routes
After November 1852, Norh leave Boston At 7f5
A. NJ aud ~ NJ. aud Concord at 10 80 A. n. and 3 2 NJ
Iiains south leave White River Junction 705 a. NJ.
and l1O r. ". on the arrival Of Cars from upper roads
special Cattle Trains pass This eyefy Tuesday;
aud height ruins dali, hai1i Darlington, Konses Point
ogdensbgrah. Montreal and Nashua, Iowcl Boston, sa-
lem, Pofsnout, Worcester Providence and incrusdars
places and il j. the only route from the sensbut-h aed
Montreal Roads by which Freiek be carrcd whoui
changing ONSLON- sTEAlNS Agent.
Conesfl. n. Il. Oct % lsi, na
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

our Stock Of Ready osdo Clothing T. complete for
~ Fall and Winter Trade. We dcig competition 10 this
branch Of our business either in quantity, quality pices.
Just look rnd For trhe compared With ola iiesS
YOU get BIND of garment Tor ne bog or year, ID
10 The adult OF u.s. Warranted FIT 10 Of the
word ELLIS 4 BANCROFT.
Montpelier Oct. H. 1852 DIV 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
DEATHS.

At Etlenhuieh, n. Y. Dec. go 1859, Ann Maria Pre-.
colt aged II yeHfs aisn The place. Jan II 1883
Henry g. Pfccnit aged 81 years, both OF consumption
children OF b. l.. Prescott recently removed iron ore
town, VI.
On the Isthnus Of Panama, July 2sth 1852 Of the cboo
"a, Mrs. thas Far, aged "a, formerly OF Cnvendish.
A, New Orleans, Jan 9, Rohest y. Bailey Of Mr. G
w. Bailey, furmerly of Newhufy VI aged -.
At Gngesv'lle Inas, Jan. &C. Of dyspepsia, Caroline
Caho"n, daughter Of Hon VIM g. Cahoon. late Of Lyndon
Al sacumenio Cab Dec %. M. q. g. Cady, fofmetl,
OF @ne,ser, ~ w. but for several yeafs connected VITA
tho newspaper pIess at 81. Louis, Mo.
IN fsfax. The 9h instant, Cen Josiah Grout. aged 60
In Maettu. Ga on the Oath ult, ME- Raena Kellogg
widow Of DR.. Charles Kellogg, Of Bfuus N " and daugh
Ter Of Capt Samuel Miner, Of Ca.einn, VI aged 90 years
and months.
At panamu, 9th of December last, L. sibley, late
Nrrmon
In Sacramento, Thomas J. stearns, OF Vermont, ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

pnos, sesfc,uie The prices ofias, week fbt like
gnay we're not fully sustained, and few femain unsod.
We quote few choice Extra cattle $50 6st quality
SIS 6.25 SECOND quality asa $685. third AIS.
Working osen-No Sales noticed.
Cows end Calves-sales 25, 90, 81, -, 42a SIS.
sheep-Sevcfal hundred sheep ofnary quality and
high in The country remain unsoid sales were made as
follows:-2,75, $50 AS, $50 and 900.
swtne-srall selected lots l-2 aud 2 old hogs -Q
u At retail, 6l-2toe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
Hollis HoMard,s Estate.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the onora-
bile Court 70 the District Of Washington, COM
mssoners receive, examine and adjust the claims Of all
persons against the OF Hollis How ard late Of War
rcn said ostrc deceased, represented insavent, and
the from the s7th day OF January, 1883,
ao~ed BY sid Count the creditors OF said docegsed
exhibit aud prove their claims before Do
give notice that wilt attend the duties of appoint
the dwelling house OF Henry = Wison, in Warren,
ia said district, The 2st day of February and 29h day Of
August, nine O'clock forenoon each Of said
J. A. CURIisS, Commits
ROBERT HILiERN, sioneu.
Warren, Jan. Is, A 1853. IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
Dan Carpenters Estate.

r,'HE subscribers, having been appoiuei by Honora
he foiste Court fo the District OF Washington, com
missones ~ receive, examine and adjust all CLAIMS and
demands Of all persons against the Of Dau Car
penef late of Waterbury, in said District deceased -
insolven, and the of six months from the
Sch day OF December le52 allowed by said Cour the
efoois o sad decreased exhibit and prove their espee
i've claims before DO give notice that will attend
the duties OF appointment the dwelling house OF
widow Betsoy CaTponeru Waterbury, 10 said disre',
the LOST Tue sdays February aud May next O'Clock
In the afternoon, on each Of said days
q w. DREW, Commits
f. ;. NEWCoMB, sioaers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
Horace Atkins's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT Ia Probate Cou't holden Al
Washington District, IS Mon,Perief, the 10Th da,
of January, A u ls53.
GUY H. Akus, admir- of The estate OF Horace Atkins aie
VI ri Waterbury, 10 SAID disict, deceased makes ap9
said Count for license sell al Of he real estate
Of said deceased that sale ul part thereof IL
necessary orthe paymn OF the debts Of the deceased,
that sale Of pafi " said real cannot be made
without injury 10 thjse Interested 10 the remainder:
Whefeupon, ordered by SAID CouU that said appoa
ton come ndeT consideration aud be heard llh
of February 1855 at the Probate flee IA Montpelier
and further ordered, that all persons interested be mott
fed hereof by publication OF notice Of this application and
od.t thereon three weeks Ia the Vermont Waichman and
state Journal idinted Montpelier, before said Lime OF
hearing that they may appear said time and place, and
II they see cause. object thereto.
by OideT al Court,
Attest, CHARLES REED, Register.
tue copy Of Record,
Is Attest CHARLES REED, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
HARPER's
New Monthly MAGAZINE,

Hampers NEW MONTHLY glAGkzlNL has already
tssched regular monthly is~h OF shan thou.
sand copies, and Is still stead nod dly increasing
The Publishers have eadeavoredb by ~ directed Of
tho abundant RESOURCES their faud, render tho
most ntuctve and useful Magazine Tot popular read
ine IN the world and the to which their Efforts
boon successful IL indicated by the act that has attained
greater circulation than any similar periodical issued
Special Efforts vii be made TO render stil inter
esing and volhabe DUNG the coming year In addition
tho ample and choice selections Foreign and DO
nesc Literature, an increased amour. Of original Matter
by he ahlss American writers, will be hereafter
The number OF Pictorial Embellishments will he increased
SUI greater variety viii be gwen TO its literary
It's kditona and Miscellaneous Departments will be siili
fuuhef enlarged and stonghened and labor
will be spared 10 render every way. and 10 all respects
sti'l more wohy OF tie extraordinary a,or with which,
hss been reciprocaied.
nARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE owes It's
success TO the ac that presents moks reading NATTER
ahttttR quality, ~ MORE rLressr sge, and at
rate than other publications..
Subscribers any ps Of tho United States may
eeve the Magazine BY MU for three oeats.a number,
hptysI cents postage, either OF the bshors the
Booksellers, Or periodical Agents
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r. X. X.
CASES RECENTLY CURED.
No. /.
Eu0aunruntOry sshcUupatisIu.

EnGanmatory rheumatism.
sounr adv Miss Clark, aged % had severe attack o
Innmmaintv Reformation the 1t Of March, ls2 pro
ceeang frn effects OF mercury, Of which she was sail
vaed, 1871 she undct the OF Of tho must
uent and Kind physicians ihe cy Of Nov York. For
weeks she the ugunizing pairs, aud every
hour her friends expected that
Death would Relieve Her.
Her physician had hope OF bottle Of
Ready Relief hos and appNed, by the advice and
consent If het phy stefan WIN told her Nurse rnbne ee
In fifteen minutes she was relieved from
pain
In Three Days she could Leave her Room.
And before tho bottle used up, repaired
cured by the rhss icisn.
II you afflicted with Ncuralga, Cramps, Spasms, e.
" r. Relief will ia lew ntnutes ailay the violent
paroxisms Wherever there any PAIN Rndwny's Ready
Relief will remove IT,
Mysterious Noise.
Battle the head well with Radway's Ready Relief keen
With Railways Reguat, aud free from ol iimouious
humofs, aud those persons VINO complain OF fingug and
other uupialsant nuis the tcnd, Will certainly avoid
ell further annoyance from these sources.
Hard of Hearing.
tea spoonful of Raday . Ready Relief added tud-
bier OF water, pod syringe the times day will
remedy al difficulty!
Sore Feet
Bathe iheo, evory night with e. r.. this will remove al
soreness and give them pleasant scent. l4w3
RADWAY & CO. lG2 Fulton street, opposite 81. raul's
X. x. Remedies ur8 for sale By druggists geaefl.
1V1LO. ". NLNDsETI Jlafrnoui, \. n. General
Agent for New Nsnlshiro snd Vermont s. T.. COLLINS
SCOTIA FIELD. Montpelcr. OJ3w
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COI'TONS.
ts,SOADCLOTUs.

CAssIMEREs x WOOL FROCklNGs, Sleeps Gre
" Cassineres and Linsays will be sold their real val
ue,a ELLIS & BANCkOFI'S.
ilecember Is. 90
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/. THE LONDON auARrnRLY REVIEW tc0n.sru
9. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW twhir).
3. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW iFree church,.
4. the WESTMINSTER REVIEW Liberal.
5. nLACKMOOD,S EDINnuhGn MAGAZINE ITnrKl.

5. BLACKwOOD's EDINBUhGn MAGAZINE TORY.
shades above Indicated, yet but small portion ofrig con
tents - devoted TO political subjects. n their literary
character which gives them their chief value in that
they stand oonts-scdly ai above all other una Of their
class Backwood sill under the faihery cate Of Chtsio-
phei North mlinnins It, ancient celebrity und s This
tine unusually nitaetVe ifom The serial WORKS OF Buef
and other literary notshes for iiat magazine and
niri slp'ah- W is enhn' "ui" ." 'f.at blih anu ~
the United Sthes such works ~ - The tnxi"ns' and
Nv Now Novel," tboth by Buiwcr) "fhe Green Hand
"katie stewart and other scrubs Of which
val editions issued hv the leading publishers 10 tins
country, have To- be reprinted by those publishers fun the
pages Of Backwood alter it hos beer Issued by Mesrs.
scott TO-, that subscribers tie Reprint Of that
Magazine may always rely the earliest reading Of these
fascinating tales.
For any one Of The four Reviou. % 90
For any two afihr four Reviews, s 90
For any ihfae of the iouf Reviews, 90
Fox all four ofthe Reviews 90
For Rackwnodis Magazine 3 90
For Bnckwood add three Reviews gOq
For y aokwood and the foui Reviews 10 90
Pa, mcnis 10 be made 80 all cuses advance. Money
10 the where ssuo w o received al par.
Clubbing.
discount Of TWENTY-FIVE per cent tom tho above price.
will ba allowed Club ordering more copies Of any
OF the above wortsi thus fonr COPIES OF
Bokwood. ~ Of one review will cent 10 one addisss
ios 50 four copies tie four Review aud Black for
Reduced Postage.
The following table will show asal reduction which
has boon made on these periodicals sne sli and tho very
trhng rates now charged
Per annum.
Prior TO ls45, tho Postage on Blackwro o. 40
ona siurle Hyiew p
From isi5 70 is5l, Hlaekwoo o6
ca Review 80
In ls5l-52 laveraee raiel on Blaokwoo IS
g on a Review q
The present postage on Blset~ ood, .. "a
Review 1911
Those dates uniform al Ssianess within the
United States
Al these rate. surely no objection hald he made to re
eeisne the works by mall aud thus enurug their speedy
suie and regular delivery
Ry Remtances aud communications should be address
90, post paid, TO the publishers,
LEONARD COLT K co.
- Fulton street, Entrance 81 Gold treet New York
n. - l.. 5 & Go. have recently PUBLISHED. ami have
Tor sale, the Farmers Cuc,' by henry Step ens Of
Edinburgh and Prof Norton Of Yale College New Haven
complete in vols. royal octave containing 1000 pagss
steel and 600 wood engasings Price, muslin binding,
s. 10 paper covers, Tor the niail, s..
br he work u the old "hpnk Of no FARM lately
resustated add thrown upon the market. 90
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Brighton Market, Feb 3.

a BepoTted lor the Hoston Daily AdveFtiseT.
a Aet 900 Bdtf Cattle 20 working oxen, IS
- $3.50 sheep and $40 Swine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

THE Great aud unparalleled which We have had
10 this Main Branch OF business, has induced US 10
Clothing Room the ground hoo and we can
offer to the community, the gest aud hest selected
stock IN the formerly occupied By Messrs phnnoy
Mead brought town. We seli Wholesale
tail al low marks Come one, ALL aud prepare your
selves ior the chilling blasts ofwin,eL"
ELLIS n BANCRoFT's.
December Is 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
SCOTT & FIELD

TiliBEfsl SILK and Cotton Warp Lyoncse, Raw silL
Plaias, PLAN aud Waicrcd alpacoas, az
Oct. %. ELLIS & BANCROFT's.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
DRESS GOODS.
RIMMING GOOD

GALL and examine for yourselves add whot ihore ia
" in this line, which We have not on hand.
Dec. l5 ELLIS q BANCROFT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

4 New supply OF Ledses, Jouree, Cash Rooks, Letter
~ b"uks, Blotters fetv Ledgers, Memoranda Books
Pass Books, &c. just received and ini sale by
Dec y. 10 E.P. WALTON & SON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

A LARGE additional supply OF House Trimmings, Me
Nov. ? SCOTT q FIELD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
Mysterious Noise.
Hard of Hearing.


tea spoonful Of Radsay' Read, Relief idded tud
len OF ~ae I'D syringe into the fee times day vii
inodN all dtfieulsg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
SCHOOL. HOOKS,

MOTHER Dot Of those fine French Letter. Note an
~ Csid SIZE, just received by Z. P. WALTON son.
Dec %. 10
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House trimmings, &c.

HAS been replenished w,,s new s,yies White Ware
Ware. Ellis n BANCROFT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
BONNETS.
sEEs<s.

A Pattern HAT, trimmed at Pauridge's, Washington St.
~ Boston and honnois Ribbons Velvet Trimmings and
Innings 10 VARIETY from which YOU suit ,our lancy
Oct IS. A, ELLIS & BiNC AOFI'S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
STUFF Goods,

u LACK wide aud narrow, Rich Brocade, Armoure iar
ntfiie1 uif Cttafleatif~, 40
Turc saiins, NAV be found at ELLIS T. BANCROT's
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
COME TO
KEITH ~ BARK ER'S,
MUTTON,


| MUTTON HAMS and CARCAsE for sale very cheap,
w ny WALKER 4 WHITE.
Nov. %, 1854 o6
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Rich Dress Silks.
UNDERHILL'S TOOLS.

(sHOpPING Aaes Broad DO, AdEes, BIoad Haichets
L A.e 40 Lathing do, Smuggling do CaTpcnie ishases
socket Chisels, may always be iouua al
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