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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-06
j. 3. RABOTEAU & Co.,
CARRIAGE MANUR ACTURERS.

CAKklAGE NAHUM AUIUREkN.
FAYETTEVILLE! TENN
XNTE respectfully announce to the citizens
w of Lincoln and the adjoining counties,
that we are NOW in full operation at our NEW
BUILDING near the northeast corner Of the
Public Square. where we intend keeping con-
stantly on hand and building to order, any
description of Carriages, Of the latest and
most approved styles, and of superior finish,
which will be sold low for cash, or on time to
punctual men.
We use the very best material, and employ
none but competent workmen and any Job
sold by us failing by fair usage, either from bad
Workmanship or material will be repaired FREE
or CHARGE.
Persons wishing TO buy, would do well to
examine our work and prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as we think they will compare
favorably with any similar establishment in the
State Repairing neatly executed at short
notice, and on reasonable terms. Orders re-
pectfully solicited and promptly filled.
n. B. We have secured the sole right of
making and using Pyrons patent Life Pre-
serving Swiugletree, for releasing horses
from Carriages, for the counties Of Lincoln, Bed
ford and Marshall, and are now prepared to fur
nish new Carriages with the improvement or
attach it to old ones, upon very reasonable
terms. June q 1853.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-06

"A 100 KEes Mails lust received and for
x sale ELLIOTT & THOMPSON.
p Jan Ply. Shelbyville. Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-06
HEAfElS.

q ALL the latest and most fashiodabl,
So ont. THOMSON d BUCHANAN.
April q 1853
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-06

c7-...s.e UFPER and SOLE Leather cheap for
Ns9eST- cash at WEBB d WOODS.
April 2S, 1853
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11
ap@-3v

EGILBERT &Co.
ap9O Sycamore near Water st
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

A DvENTURES OF an Arkansas Doc'o or;
"A Life and adventures Of David Crockett, and othe
humorous works, 1t sn.lf m -rfy
apa6 RATHBoNE q wHEELER's.
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Raymond Co. and Van Amhurgh Cos Menagcres United

RAvMoKD
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animals African rs
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Wolves Woys; White Ro1 Easn Bear I've
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CHEAPEST AND SHORTEST ROUTE,
s%. sA - gsztz1


a 81 between the East and West. a.
TINE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS, running In con-
j ueetion with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Wheeling, IN "a ~ tFel Ea4aIff
Through tickets by this line to Philadelphia, Wash.
ington City and baltimore be procured from the
gents nj Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati or on
board tine boats. Having made permanent arrange
ments for tcketng through, the travelling public will
find II greatly 70 their interest," going E.st West to
patronize this line. a. fr, .s.v-s i, .. p, ,.r-,'
The "Union Line" beinr chartered Company, are
required by lawsto run under such regulaonsas will in
sure comfort we'll as safety 10 the lives OF passengcrs
III This Is only line running connection with
the BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad.
PThe Steamers OF this line ere entirely new, and
the largest safest and superb vessels ever
built for the Western waters and will leave follows
viz: =
FOREST CITY, Capt. A. Murdoch. Sunday 3P. NJ.
DAVID WHITE, Capt w. McClaid. Monday Pm.
BALTIMORE, Capt VIM. Clark, Tuesday p. M.
ALVIN ADAMS, Capt. w Norton, "Wednesday 3 p M.
VIRGINIA, Capt. Chas. ". Wells. Thursday 3 p. N,
FALLS CITY. Capt. sam. Mason. Friday 3P. M.
TH0S. SWAMI. Capt. J. Mcclure, Saturday p NJ.
Fare from Louisville 10 Batmore..... ....... Gil 90
DO do do to Phiadephia or Was tington ~ 10
Do do }, do 10 New York.--............- IS 90
Do do do to Philadelphia or Washington ii %
Railroad and fro Railroad Steamboat, free from
charge. r'ffflel ss .Ia.elrf
Pan additional charge Of only % for state rooms
and meals is made from Louisville 10 Wheeling.
S. Moorhead, Agent.
,ff Afl3 Louisville, Ky.
M. Hendsr agent at Evansville. ONCE At Lewis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

coRuER NAtN AND vIRsr srRGgTBs
as..,r, (Essrsses rsrse Stysef.) ~
THE undersigned have purchased this we'll known
Il Saloon. and entirely rentted and refurnishsdf 10
In every particular agreeable place Of resort,
being provided with excellent Tables and everything
csssary Tor the comfort and pleasure OF vistora The
loon, and spare trouble In making the sis Of eir
friends pleassnt CONNECTED with the Billiard saloon,
sSoc % Ss.adS OF ouo ana eesr The old psroSs
Of the saloon and the public generally. are invited 70
call ThOS. SMITH,
ap14 @@il---- N ALBEIT ROWLkY.
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ATIOR NEl AT LAW,
WILL attend all lega, business entrusted to him
w In this and alOiung counsies, and In the Su
preme Court; aso TO the collection Of Claims and will
tain PENSIONS granted By het OF Congress. at the
last session, allowing fire yssys hall pay 70 The widows
and Orphans OF husbands aud fathers who died of
wounds received In the service of the United States.
HP References of the best character Once on First
Street, between Main and Locust, Evansville, Ind.
aDl3d3mS L :. "a 80
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DAGUERREOTYPES!

THE SJrBSCKIBrR respectfully informs the public
i generally that he has resumed the above business
ith which he long been familiarity acquainted and
designs establishing permanent Daguerrean gallery
Ia Evansville In Fosters build Rgs, corner OF Main and
First Streets where he hopes 10 receive tbs scqu mt
visits Of ladies aud gentlemen which IL shall be his
earnest endeavor 20 merit: aud he expects be PER
manent, he depends upon exhibitions Of his prof.
cheney and skill than noisy hambug OF words for sue
cess. ~.
His reputation portrait panteris too well estab.
shed In Evansv e and else here TO need remark fur
Their than that will be happy 10 accommodate any de-
: apSo THOs. POlNDExTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

Ill WWokEyAK.E DRY GOODS. =,
JOHNSON eRkNcH have haad ons OF the
ne trade Evansville, conssng Of everything In that
line shich they oosr for sale Is favorable terms
with great care expressly for this trade and exclusively
nom nrst hands and manufacturer Country merchants
and desiers generally inved 70 give them CALL
they can pledge themselves sell - low and on ~ a.
voois serms - me same quantities can DO purchased
elmer IN OF out Of Evansville. tap2Ol
% CASES DENNIS AND COTTON Gas.
Ik SiMkkEs u III slyles and qualities for sale
low " lap2Ol JOHNSON & FRENCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

WHITE SULRHUR SPRINGSs
THE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased the White
Il sulphur Springs, in Union county, KY, have the
pleasure TO state shxt the premises have undergone
thorough repair and will be sill further improved by the
addition OF building. with several commodous
and many other material alterations and
niences.
They have bought the property with the intention OF
improving and ad rning IL make attractive and
agreeable and ~ill do 80 tbs extsnt OF their ability
and time allowed before the opening ofthe watering
season. Nature has done her part 10 renderi II
INVITING AND LOVELY.
and the Propretors will spare pains TO theirs
their interest and INCLINATION win alike prompt them TO
its performance. -
0f ne medicinal ard restorative virtues Of the water
tits unnecessary to speak, character and
respects veil established and widely know
The propretors win prepared TO entertain company
the l OF June, and respectfully solicit The encour
- . 80 -0-l- H. 4. ROUSE,
,teli @. g. GREEN.
aplSdlm-t Headersss Reporter. M
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Warsreem, Main Strsst. bSfUefa Fssrfb sh1 1Vths
~ staga EvGnsvtloes lna., - ..s+.r !
RE- now prepared TO attend N the duties OF Under
IA takers In all various branches and have provided
themselves with good and Hssrses and ust BY their
long experience In tho business the superiority 81 their
Natalie Burial Cases the Co6ns which have been
In general their snod~rate charges and desire 70
please will entite them 70 the patronage Of those who
Particular attention paid to breeding and shrouding
bosies engraving name plates &C.. &C. Also, 70 pre-
pairing aed encasine bodies 70. with caro-
nh. large stock Of Wood and Cloth.covered COT
nns hand. and furnished a the shortest notice.
mh2Q-3ms 1899 f ~ Y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

CULVER WAsaE.--Juss received by Express. d.
Silver Table, Tea. Salt and Mustard spoons, sugar
Shoves. Butter Knives, &c. -
ID J. L. BITROLFF.
ap7 Main street bet Wster snd First
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

I1ORkaNS a. nk z - would cay 70 their friends
III and customer that they are now receiving their
FULL Supplies for the SPRING TRADE, 70 which they
respectfully invite the attention Of ALL comprin
large and carefully selected Of the
dssgas In Drsss 0sods, asd the most dessble Of all
kinds OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS. Our
thing in The way Or Undss. sssssss Jndsr FisS
Linen CsMbrc dot Collxn. Jsconst snd Swiss p9intinfs
Edgings and lnssrions: Plain sno Embroidered GRAPE
SHA WIS, from 10 90 ~. Also variety 81 cheap
Spring and Summer Cuitsin Msslins and Laees Fps
Painted Shades and Trainings; Gloves Of all ht1ds;
inted Silk; Ms, Fi1e Fnns, Psssol and Ladies SIX
Umbre &C., Il IL useless enumerate every
thing have in store ounce 70 cay that our stock viii
be more complete thissessop than cver cad being a.
Of stock by the community In general. mh30
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

INROs itch nd poor bond and freen grades, colors
lad conditions, the need Of praise il ffessiihy
given to this wonderful PREPARATION Thousands cf hotties
sod and used daily aud bat opinion Is
tered by ali who aud that is that remedy
before dscoyeIed possesses such Porec; healing and
tive properties. att the mario In relieving pains Of any
kind. matter by by what caused how oxcruciatine-
sprans d.locoton Of joints bruises cuts burns, scads
ulcers cancors rheumstism piles, caked breasts,
pain, SORENESS stiffness weakness of oinis muscles
gamens. Tine IMMINENT is equally applicable and equal,
eecual in giving Immediate relief Try II. A. g. BRAGG
co, Sole popretorsP rincipal Offices, 304 Broadway
New York, and II. Louis, Missouri 50;isly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03
TO THE MUSICAL WOBLD.

DiANo FORrEs. BENNETT q Co, SOL Broadway
New York manufacturing aud have constantly %
hand extensive Of Piano embracing every
vanity Of style aud size from TO Octaves from 90
900 each. We have testimonials from The fret ri,
ani-is In the county Of the superior Branp B,tadh and
SEetfHess Of tom Throughout the entire register our
amos whc delicate elasticity of touch been ure
inently secured al fully wnrnned 10
give Satisfaction. Buyers whO undc inter
ests will ean before purchasing elsewhere
BENNETT 4 CO.
5o;isly SOL Broadway, New York.
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LIVERY STABLE.


THE sub crhet having removed his Livery Stable to the
ola stand, well ttied 40, formerly occupied iy Mr.
Jonathan shepard The Of bare Matte Streets
inform h' Old uui iend- patrons, ready
to spFrli their calls with sale sud good hor.rs
ent caraeo=, a. lair prices Grateful pHs f4vufs he
subjects and S ts 60 merit, tho continued increased
patronage oftho public.
TIMOTHY CROSS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03
PIANOS AND MELODEONs.


rI,HE ORGAN MELODEON, with Two Rows Of Key,
&c., the hest instrument IN the world for Churches
short OF The large eass rTgan. Price $500, 50:is3m
spiritual BOOK STORE AND PUBLIsI-
- ING HOUSE, 800 Broadway New York have recently
issued the following Books The annexed prices include
postage.
BRITrAN's REVIEW OF BEECnER's REPORT, %
pIsCOURsFs FROM THE SPIRIT WORLD, by steph-
en- Dim, late President of the Wesleyan Universit at
M,ddieown, though H. ?. Wilson, Methodist Clergy
man, rs cents.
APPROACHING CRISIS, beirg ReTiew of Dr. Bushnell,
by A. Davis. 80 cehs.
sEE3NEss OF PROVogST, concerning the Inner Lite
aud World of Spirits, "A cents.
s11LLING's PNEuMATOLoGY, illustrating Present
ment-. Visions, Appartns, Sc. 81 cents.
PILGRIMAGE OF THOMAS PAIN n, an the SptIit
World, through Rev. G. Hammond Medium, IS cents.
RElCHENBAck'S bNNAMICS Of Magnetism, Elaolfiei-
Heat ligh., Or, sthz alton, Cheni.m SC, 81 30
CELESTIAL TELEGRAPH, or Secrets OF the Life TO
Come, revealed through Eighty Perceptions of Occupa
snEKINAH, splendid Spiritual Gh Book, Calculating
uai Phenomena, conainn" Portraits Of Soers and Emin
ent spiriuolsis, sc. &C, 50
PRESENT AGE or Inner Life. hy A. j. Davis, 81 %
JUDGE EEMONDs ON sPlRlTuALlSM, 800 pages, 81 /,
SO.
BRITAIN AND RtCHMoND's DISCUSSION OF sPlR
lTuAllSM, 400 pages octave, cmbodying tae creates
number OF Facts ani Arguments, pto aud con, hi
subject ever brought together IN one vol. 81 20.
ALto-The Spiritual Telegraph the organ Of Moder
epiitualsm, okiy paper. So pei yea.
5J:,s3m PARTRIDGE BRITAIN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03
SAMUEL ABBOTT,
ION r. z. " ALTON bulLDt VI. STATES STREET
The Lawrence Water Cure,
HEattleboro', Vermont.

WlLLlAh hLtNGtk, ,ipunrfls ct ar Nc-fchoens
W esiaolifhm"ri hes the huuui to nfufm bic friends nd
ihe pul Dc, mat he viii ouen tkc abuvo estatshm nj, u
expressly iof l uudtr hs unedate snpunuferfcnce,
ue hfs jas o Auy urf lie hftefs him-el thut hs luug
experience uud ihofuarh atqullutancs with the Natcf
Cure feftment iosrthtt WITH end cnuvtnen
Gee Of On estNlshmfni Nut entirely fnf ,ht uoda
TOO OF his pairur, ~l srcure him ton shse 81 the pub
hc patronage Tie medical vail be upd.
thafs" OF e. w rsut gentleman 81 cninrut abty, cd
Lug experience 90 hs pfufcssiuu. Tho proprietor peges
his unitmnuns attention the interests ,fis Of
thuso who may FAVOR mon N tlr patronage. Bnltbo-
fu' h. 1cafcd in TIVE midst ct hrauufui scenery
ekctled iof f pure end healthy o. ssuated
a1uU' half ~ay between thr celebrated White Mountss Of
New uampsino And the city OF N-N Nofk, which lfitsi
place IL eaced h couvcuirut fairnad sirht
For further paicliais u regard as estubshsni in-
eiulas 'erns No The proprietor ieeis paFhict which
be val, issue 90 lew DAYS.
WILLIAM KLlNGE. Proprietor ofihs
OF Lawrence Wa.er Cure. Brauieboro', w.
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IlUSlG>
PIANOS AND MEIODEONS.

great Music Publishing AMI Pano-tote establishments
songs-a the popular and composiions American and
European, by all the celebrated Authors Pika sehoti,-
ehes nod QHadres rs danced al the halls in Par
London, and New YORK. Ono of tho best aud
iensve catalogues America, wholesale and retail Piano
foites-I Gilbert a Co.'S Pisno-fOries, with Circular
Scales and Metallic Flames, OF g'eater power aud
oduus tone ihsa any uhvrs nsnuisetofsd Bondor aud
'"'iage Piano. iaf I'm al looms Sks .vslodfoHs.
or 10 Ia use beipg iuhedtta equal
fins untsaied GUitas aud Musical Instruments OF all
kinds Dealers, Teuchefs, AMI semnsIies supplied
lowest prices.
HORACE wATERS, 1913 Broadway
The ouiy Agent ioi 4, Hilbert a Coz Pianos.
~ A eklens stock Of seooni hama Pianos siwavs
on hsnd stgfeei hasgain pices f,n S4O Parte
wishing good Piano, and being abis A York
may rely aPoh having hne instrument them lha
viii challenge all Comparison for Price and quahtu
i. GILBERT 4 co. being The ners OF the .4,slian
Feffai, therefore enabled supply public at lower
prices ,haH ANY otheI house. 50is3m
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
teIieGin Ten Minutes

BIZ ANS PULMUNIC WAF'EKS
RE uufa ling in the cure orCOUGHs, COLns, ASTH
~ MA, BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT Ht,ARsE.
NESS, DIFFICULT bkE NflliNG, INCiriENT CON
SUMPTION aad DISEASES OF rhE LUNGS.
They We taso OF medicine. aud any child will take
thrm. Thousands have been restored To- health that had
belre despaited. Testimony given in HUNDREDS Of
single dose relieves "a minutes.
Ask for Bryan's Pulnnuc Waer.ihe original only
genuine h. stamped "BkNAN.n Spurious kinds are Of
red Tor sale. lwentyhye box, sold by dealers
gcnefally
BRYAN co. Rochester, N. ", Proprieior..
October. 1853. 5I.anis
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Linseed Oil.

TUE Subscriber viii furnish the public with pu,e I'm
SEED Oh a. Boston prices, with freight ADDED n.
ivered at his OH Mil, Ia Midesex OF al the Mt0tnss
Depot, As may he pfoiefed by purchasers Oh Meal a.
ehe"iieGt article for caie krpi eon,tls
at the Mil', aud or sale by the bushei.
49,, ENOs STILES
Middeser March 4, ls51 sgf
Those who use The weed"
{ IAN ind the natural leai- e. isu'. se.i or con,
" mon brands ELLIS 4 BANCROFT
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LION FLOWS,
1898 sss.....sssss gi.....isa.s u g rs 1853.
Northern Railroad, N. Il.
BRITISH 4 u. 8 MAIL ROUTE
Boston, lower, Concord, Northern.
Passnmpsic, vermont centrai,Og densburEI
and Montreal Railroads. )"

TO AND FROM
st Johnshury, Burlington, 81 Aibars, Montreal oe5,
hufsh and ihe West. and Manchester, Nashus Iio.,n
Lawrence, Salem bnyct, Portsmouth, Portland CO.
Junction. Worcester Providence, Norwich ond New yot
rms = the direct route betNisi The ttope plsr,. 49,
rssses III ough the capitals Of New anp.hire ana
TIE iaie and heighi NJ low a. by cthetruutee
Amer May %, 1858, trains North leave Boston A. ? AZ
~ W and y W. and Concord at 10 30 A. NJ. und p NJ
I'ains south leave Whine Rivei Junction al 9n5 A ~
and Ids y d. 90 she stfval .f Cars liun uppsf fo.d.
special Cdtle Ifaus this ever, Toe.f.
qua height trains day heiwik burlington Rouse. p,a
'gden-horgh, Montreal, md NBshuu, Lowell UD,,,r
i"m' Portsmouth, Worcester, pusdchce ana inietn1,
places md 10 the only route from the Ogaen.urt "a
Montreal Roads BY which ffegtt ouu be canned "a ,l &
changing cas-. ONsLOM STEAKNs A., VI
Concord, n. ~ Nav % is5g "''"''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03

CONSTANTLY Oh hand uis store on stato street in.
p rcd to my order, and equentis cell them
cheaper thaa be bou4 ht elsewhere Gold atchcs - G.
me, a. so aud urw 1fds.
have slew oithosr very heavy Railroad timers lens
N"icl mronf bi Myself af hat purpose aud has
COINED The pff tefsucr 90 lufhsfs.
ala "A Iidf .sttlf I. r.at
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03
NTPOR FED CARPETINGs.
Tapestrv and Brussels Carpets,

which variety, style aud qualr, unsufpis-ed IN the
United States Their with all other STYLES OF Capn
ings manufactured. We do deem a uecessnTy paf
eulariTs stock, moniion the number Of Out
sales but mertl ~ sav, deity the NHoLE THApK
together prDdut better all OF which viii be sod on
the mast reasonable
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
5O:is3m No. 37g Broadway.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03
Cold and Silver Watohes.

1 A. been fcpienished with now STYLES white Ware
~ tDishes oval shapel-Also, New Sahr Lamp. a Gle,
Ware. ELLIS & d NCNNFT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03
None bntHeaIthy Cod!

OFFERS tho public This valuable remedy for Cuntumr-
" tive Scrrulous aud Rheu mato Ahertnus, state
OF tho greatest pussibe pufis being prepared b.
soii IRON FIR Sii t.iNERS OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03
Kim aMlEW 9 lDAMlkIIN O.;
Wholesale ggists,

s2 vEsEY ST., NEAR GREENWICH ST., NEW YORK
ORDERS personally or BY letter equal, regarded in pr-
~ ces oualities dspatch, sc. 50;isly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03
MIlhltlNlkMY GOODS,
WM. ATWATER a Co.,

u NHhhutT NtTtt'' N'N f"FHs
ARE now opening their Fall stock, consisting of Ribbons,
~ Ssiias, VeYes, Gro de Afrique Marcelnc aud floi
eues Sks Trimming baces Grape Lesse, French and In
flsh Grapes Bombazines Artificial Flowers uud Feathers,
and general assortment Of MILLINERY ARTICLES, to
which the attention OF the Trade respectfully invited
50is3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03

r'HE ORGAN MELODEoN, with Two Rows Of Keys,
&c, the best instrument IN the world for Churches
short OF the large cass orgau. Price $500, 5O.is3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03
FRAUD

Great vaileiy VI Mtts aud Gloves 81 all Kinds At
KEITH Il BANKERS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03

the value of ,hi. oil the arctinns above named,
is almost supernnous 10 soeok at Ills Time when
ackno ~ledg d by the the Medical
uity, and is ADOPTION IN their pa lice has become alno
universal
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
Don't gel In d Hurry.

A gentleman was separated from his
wife, in n most awkward manner, by
simply being in too great hurry. The
gentleman alluded to, together with his
wife, evidently had intentions Of inking
the steamboat for Albany, but arrived
at the wharf just as the boat was taking
lis departure. The simple minded man
losing all Judgment aud self command
in his hurry TO get on board, gave tre-
mendous bound, gained the deck. lcav-
ing his better half behind. and didn't
discover his mistake until he, in scan
ming the space over which be- had leap
ed, discovered his wife standing on The
dock.
The scene here became rather anus
ing, The unhappy man yelled loud and
long--iirst TO the captain, md then 10
bis wife, aud finally got on lhe rail Of
the vessel, with the seeming intention
Of jumping ashore again. " Go il lem.
ons % cried dozen voices, but his cour-
age was evidently unequal 10 a ten rod
leap, and be soon disappeared among
The crowd Of passengers.
What sad predicamcnis people DO
place themselves in sometimes by get
ting IN a hurry. Hos many good pur-
poses have been defeated, hopes blasted,
ahd even fortunes wasted, by being too
fast ia The wrong
We have heard a pathetic tale of .
gentleman, nov very poor, ~ho was DE-
pHyed of large estate IN Consequence
q getting IN too much of hurry A
dying man had quarreled win BIZ heir.
aud was determined ihey should not
have be money. lie had made viii,
giving ~ his money 10 this indi, idnai,
which only wanted bis signature. ilis
saad, Of lie sere running low, and call.
ing hi. friend, be babe him take ihe " IN
from The draNrr aHd bring hin he NIX
stand Tears blinded the eyes u The
fortunate donee, ne be- hastily executed
the command. lie seized small bYi.
ile from the manile piece. and dipping
ihe peB, the ieaaiOf srots he rains.
lay baek and died That vii a. POT
bact in tie ehesi. and he old tnsn was
buried bot vben hey came 70 ofen tie
sih. fhey found x had no signsiofe r.
Alas ih- truth wa' p'aiu--in iis haste
for ink, be bed 81 iie vfeug boiile
ADD ihs s. 10 vac ,snsd iih Pa'esoie
- ll'e heir go tie inoney aher ~
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