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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

EIGnry Mitrs An iiorR-the Penn-
.thania Rall>road Company own forty
three locomotives. OF which twelve are OF
capacity equal to speed of eighty miles
an hour. The Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road have one hundred and forty one 10
comotives, some of which are OF equal
speed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

VOTE OF HARRISON COT MY
The following IS the official vote o.
Usrrispn county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13


G.. Wb,,aset is. Ira all probability, elected
TO lb. ;, nat. ard capt Nuckl.fov aud Is
p" Blown, Esq, to u" House Of Repre-
..n,aliYes Drtdlife. r. criy,d 396 votes
Prase. I3s Oh mh~fs - Daucy. =;
Wooi l2- Eyars. 3 1t Go.ernof
Iienfy, 800 Dickson 1872 Robertson Is
Gonde. u knbY, l2i The Nacogdn
ches thrnu,cl~, from which We take the
above, contain. the following
Angelina CouNrY.-N W. have received
reiarn. from NATION, go Ang.hns county.
which show the result to he as follows:
Corr nor -i'ense. | Ochiltree, -
Chambers. Is " God, 3 IL. Coreraor
Henry. -; Kirby. ~ Dickson, | /, koh-
ert.oq, O. Goode, 2 Commissioasr Geaf
Land Ufoe-t Crosby. 20 Senator 49,
Whitaker. 40 Pollock. ~. Flonfer 49,"
D. Wolff. so
Two other precincts have since been
heard irom, which makes she vote stand a.
follows:
Gopc-ao- --Ocbl,sse. 81; Pesse, &;
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-
" strict Court
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fHa.3 o. H"'n o. 'f ''-''. ''
W. A'seek' too. " " ''o ~ p''-'o'sf
= E Judge ~"ni '1.'as 80. a'te'.'"'' 49,
0eaufi,au. ut.. .ng d. q 80. ip.,t d.
Fnu"n 30 ,'-'"e'' a. W.
a.. ksl. le..,I.Ia IT,. ,nt a- st .ut
touH. ~ ii.a"s.r No.a - q "'
49, ,,,. randi 81 ..,I
tfiy lniamea acre "'' '.'' i'' ''1.'
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Mod ot .,.t..psr
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wv Wv
AZ" a-' ''T''' =" Wv" '' '' if
he reiterated The statement he n'H wA't 'H '''
East, that Col Johnson sd ~tlhdfawn 90 h-
t,., aud nh n. L.. y..u.,l NOT ,Anfrs. AH, prei.
....t1.....i t...s,....,,.,,
''e"e' ~ wv
vsleiY support him, and rHdfa'"t 10 e"h'''-
tyst. M. friend. upon HIM lie also den.rd
,,i,,, ,,,,..d tn .,,ho,,, ii, el,tt,. aud .iatln,
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'ha' ~ "'"'' '"- any
withdraw, IN ihe coh'erehce "t i''t'''+'h ~
had been ehafsei by tol Johnson. mus '
viii be seen ihai direct persona issue i. made
between these 9ea'imen-
ov tan H.. 49,.
,oa Lall ,vhieh ,vss p,rk ID from a .tafk. ON
e.,
sunday lts', III 'ho u"'' VI WI ''"'f
Brown, who lives about half milo from
u...A.u
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Yrtfow FrvFH IL INV U.teA.-The vel.
a..
a.,
we" 'oeahN' INC ''p''''l''f' ''"' '''s'''"
Of "Wednesday last pnhl'-h"- a le'ief received
from member Of the Howard Association
When says
:, ,s,7 W. s.,, nby.,,i,n. can rn,n,g. n
for wan, Of experience, suppose We ha'r
four hospitals IN opcfaiinn--all nlled Win ln-
fex n.n,ber. in ia. .....eiat,oU. each Of a.. MAJ,
about AZ much a. he can po-.ibl, attend 10. /
-. - XII 1T nr.a $500 IN ,.a
rornieg Prom the Isib to goth JUN. We
have had pa paheni-' OF WHICH is' d''d +t7
~efe d''ehs'e u '"''' '''' ~ "'' no" ""p''
"va''''"'
we were IN Ne" orleans throughout me
summer o, ls37 and If the disease b, 30 per
cen, wore row than il was then. It must ls
,c,,ihle
~, .----5--l--,.....,..-.,...A.,ca
uon.,o,' +, H. r'er, .n.,rl ~, <.rogJ,,be.
,poke with bitterness OF The Authorization.
The editor -ay- that bee did rot aiude to Pres.
elude-
we never intended to represent Zen. 'ions-
You as housing ''' h'n''''l'tr"'''n. nv re-
nent, If on, o,,,' md Did n,t o,o,,... 10 Ia, n
part of The speech We have thought tina.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

li- An ARRAY occurred in Shreveport on sun
diy night last in front Of coffee house, be-
tween Mr.. s e. Brooks and Mr. John James
during which the latter was shot, and the for.
met received ten or fifteen sisbs from bowie
Lr,fs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

he returns EftfII Tue .iHNtfNN come lN
.l,,,, snd sg,5d ma ..,,t. actor, .,lnti IN
,,i....,,,....t,..,, o.Nb,.,..I..-t.J,.t ,y,rn
az" ,,,ng.. h,o.yr,. sfs evident.
...,..t,... .i,,,,.s,,,,, ,.r.,e.d 4, uit. tbat
... p ...,..l,r yoi. i, ,rr, much divided
.,...... .,... Jpr cot A,,.,.snt.. and that Oeh
I,..., t..Hfp, linz. .,,ti,r ,,I,i,, -tt.t,gih. #
40 a... p-n.n on the ajbe, hand IL
.r.s...i.tye, 80 h,e,e A vote, IN tho E,stas
.ni.suaf.d. Wood', vote. indeed. We
inv taa..n To ,..Ii.ye. viii e,rr.d TINT a.
Pr .n tia. ,id.. 81 the Tnuty Thu.
died la the vote received b., judge Evans.
nd Ala. Votes sr.,ft.r..f a,1anp the other
osn,ar,atic candidate, ,J,l enlbl- q .htfec
g., cfps. H. lanit,. gong West. with %
c,,,.,d,r,hlr o. ain.n. boN much We do
not know f. vll i.f.ad u.,pu the state
.fth. n.l- tn the N..Ha.1. parfipu oi this
rouuf..s.oual District. iol a, account Of
ellrd We nj. iaakffg with pteat anxiety.
There ), 4 report 81 circulation here that
Red H.,rr has geus in, D.idfir,e. sud that
Wood Is getting ta~ Democratic vote rs
,,s, s..,i,,, TH,f. t.rls, n ,an,,,t h,,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

TT We have received luI blown cot,
,on boil. which was picked from q stalk. on
Sunday last, in the hrli OF Nr. iirnp
Brown. who lives about half milo from
Marshall.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

The San Antonio Ledger states thai Wv,
are five hundred children IN a'sen"'n' .o1
school in that city Two hun'rs" !,
seventy five Of this number are in puoh' v
corporation schools.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

For all the leading articles there Is good firm
tone to the market with a fair business doing
Money continues In good demand and the mar
ket IS quite ms stringent ms notice for some weeks
the rates for good business paper ranging from
. IL per cent
ASiES-No change since our last report
Prices firm, and the stock not equal TO the re
quirements for home consumption.
Daring the st week the sales have been
larger than usual, al our highest quotations, as
the quality and quantity has been improving IN
the Fall fresh made Batter, and tins Is the KIND
mostly sought for Family use. This grade Is
yet scarce and prices firm. Medium and the
more common and Ordinary qualities sell readily,
but at less price than some weeks since. Present
prospect is that choice DANES will command
high prices this Fall.
CHEESE-fhe market Is in much better sup
ply, and not so readily taken at our highest quo
tatlons. yet prices are frn-
CHESNUTS-Are IN good demand, 90 per
bushel.
CRANBERRIES-Qui sales, at 6 25 a
IS per bbl.
FLOUR-Since our las, weekly report the
advces from Europe have been uniavorable for
Flour, and decline Of l24 Doc per 6bl has
taken place. The receipts continue quite small
and the lower grades are taken up by the trade
and exporters on arrival
GRAlO-The arrivals Of Corn have been iair'
Sales of Southern yellow at - SO mixed at
50 SIC and white at 30 e}c. Oats have
been in good demand at 55c pei bu for Northern.
White beans are selling at p a 90 per bu,
the latter rate for very good Rye is scarce,
POTATOES The demand is about equal to
the supply but it is difficult to realise over DOC
per bu $50 lbs) for Peach Blow, Pink Eye and
well selected White for shipping, Carter IN
GOOD order and sizes ti5 10 nc.
POTATO STARCH-The quantity is not
LARGE now for sale in ths market, with some sales
al 45c. Present indications favor improving
rather than less price.
PROV iSIONS-Thers has been a steady de
name for Pork, since our last, without change IN
prices.
WOOL Fleece and pulled Wool pre in
moderate demand without material change IN
nrcps
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
To POISONING. a.

Thousands Of Pareuts WIN use Nufmdue eomnoseJ of
'hsiof W. Calomt &c. ate not that while thew az.
eeHr t'heneht me patent, they actually a,ns the
wundtia for series uf dseases such az loss
OF sight, weakness ofhmhs. SC
In anoihe' column will o., fnlnd the advertisements Of
hn1cnuacks Medicines which we ask the sttontisn of
i atcetil Interested u,hel well asthe ch iren'
hcath u Liver complaints and ns disorders nrsna fn
tNofe OF bilious type should mko OF the on genuine
meliciie, Hnhenssck's Liverrifs.
- " b. not decetvodn bu lsk for Hobsrssck's W,tm
SYn7 anf liver = s anl observe ht each has tho san
."'e OF me frepnotofI y. hObENsACK, as nono else
atu genuine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

UuNKERIsi AND FBEEsoiLisu IN NFRMoNr.
boz Washington Union, seems Qaite anxious
tla democracy OF Nomont should form a coa-
aal with the Free Soiiers in the election OF
United States Senator. We quote a few choice
ya1s from ihe Union, and call the attention Of
the ialihlul TO the sentiments which they en-
body.
The time has now fullycome in which an den-
1crais willing 20 stand iu good faith upon al the
aclanuans ol the Baltimore piutiogn and the
rasd-m's Inaugural should unite, aud stand
1uIlar go shoulder boo support of the admiuistra-
ID nni Jos policy Al. who come into this Union
he Democratic party on these terms are Dem
ats Those who would break up this union
boilers and d.sorgan.zcrs, and their blow Is
aal lt the administration, nhtteyor be the pre-
is1i up0n which % was stiuck
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

ruteha'e's will 'e careful to ask for Dr.. M'LANE,s
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, and take none else
mere are other Pills putpong be Liver Pills now he
lore the public Dr. M'Lanos Liver Pills nlso his cclebr
wa Vermnee, can be hid at all respectable drug stores
=" w, 'n"'u States ana 'ana'a. 5l.9w
"o"" * fEHhf, General Wholesale Agents for
New England, No. Couhill Boston, to whom ali olo,,
should be addressed.
b1- Sold 10 Montpelier, by SMITH piERCr-Norb
hea, by T. f. SMITH, and by Druggist. seneraly sow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
DYSPEPSta.

~ lhe Rock Rose Compound ripiIs ginning pornis,
ny IN lhe community, us The greatest modern remedy Cr
Nslons the vital principle, md dnlusna healthy trrn.
n"n 81 the blood through the system Patent. "a nm,
rom Dyspopsia sctoflis and general debility sbond h,
nil means procure the Rock Rose See sdve,.ep,.n ~,
another column. '' w
GnoroN nASE, Conn, Oct l. 1850
Rev, a. D. T. Myers; Dear Stf-Thii. ia ce,,,f, tb.t
nave tut confidence n the crock Rose - and believe ii
stands unfvalled relative thr cumpinnts ID nr,n, A.,
cure have used n io affections nd Dyspe i.
WIN succefs, and Would recommend Ito n who are NJ
cled with dyspepsa, general debility, aud scfoiuou df-
Yours, n. 7. ALLEN,
Pastor Of Gfoton Baptist Church
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
Deaths.

10 horetowu, Oct p. Of dropsy the hran M,ta Ella
aged months anu dsys, only child Of Noah Josn
Sleep on, sweet babe and take thy rest;
God called thee home, lie thought II hest;
There with hiI holy aogsls DWELL
Farewell, dear Myre, fare thee well:
10 Cleveland, Ohio, the morning Of May 49, 1859. Ma
" Jane daughter OF Jarvis and Emiraets T. Leonard sge
yeats month and days.
Darling Mary, gone abuve,
How we miss thee, nesting dove
Never tendnis Of the vine
Closer did their aims entWiue,
Than thy sweet and winning arts
Twined around our very hearts;
Sore the wound and sad the day
They rudels rent away.
Evening hour briggs WEAKNESS,
Since Thy fond outoss;
He-e we zee thy vacant chair,
And Thy tiny toys ice there;
Liuls slippers 70 the feet,
Wont our homovafd steps TO meetj
Still We listen ar the door,
But that footstep more
Like the MARBLE Of a bird
Wac thy voice at morning heard
Music sweetened every plays
Brdke ever on The wing,
Merry, cheerful, besuteous thing;
O, that sweet voice dumb,
Silence sits within our home.
Shall we hear that voice once more,
Singing the other shore3
VIII she love D u oldi
In Heaven can love grow coldi
Precious dust. rest gently here
TIL that morning shall appears
Sill pafchance shall watch and wait
For Us at the Colleen Gate.
messenger please copy.l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

"Aeo he eslebaied Dr. Rush declared thar drunkenness
disease, he enuuoaicd truth which the experience
ID observation of medical is every day confirming
's anparent insane those who indulge in the
e " pi'ltuuus hquors may be accounted FOL- The
Do cause of eon'uc, which is taken for iniatuaon Is very
Sueatl deceased of the Liver No ORGAN IN he
urn sysionl, when demngrd. produces more r'shilnl
"osue Of diseases. Aud IT, instead OF applying remedies
ne manifestations Of disease, as h too oou tho case
's''ais would prescribe with view 10 the original
use fewer deaths would result from Diseases induced
oeansed state Of the Lisor Thfoe iour'h. OF tho dis
70 eau@esaiod us der the head of Consumption hove
Neks)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
nlarriaoes.

In Nicksburg, Mise. the 29th Of Sept, by Rev E. X.
Marshall, Mr. lsmos Felguson, to Miss Mary H.. daugh-
ter Of Get. 2. T. Kimbui Fay ettevile, VI.
In Cornwall, VT, on the 18th instant, by Rev. G. w
Moves, MI Victor Wright TO Miss Maneite Foote all o.
tofuwnll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

The Boston Transcripts announces the death
Bunaba. Bates, Esq, well known for his ei-
forts laf chaap postage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
The British Scheme to African
ize Cuba.

..r r- ~ Al - q o.. r..
1900. . -" ,l., LII ~. u, ,,i''''
N,"''" i''' ~,
u"- i.t't.
l.''. ''' ~ ''''''..' '''s
'..i.,...,'
zoo ,'' ''..
unlesn,nely that the Department had iuioma-
90 substantially confirming my dispatch as
nN days Val surely prove. | an siiished also,
-ai 'he Administration Will hnd sniicieni eX-
use 20 Interfere wit.i and prevent ne british
,,aay Fnl,od ' NJ ~ ,', 5isrree,iy
..rrlt
l.af,srs rec,;,,l ~. l,,, from, II,y,p, nat only
c,,s-,, ~. s,,,,.,,r, ~ ,Ie Ao,rsnf,,esb,n
.b.,.o I'M sbny tb.t ,,anv leo5ing ,l,nt.rs
n,,rlt Itis aiso stated tbst ,be C1,bon Gov.
e-n.oen, il .,,rebsnsi,o If a 6,.i..c,,o IN son,e
,i.,on,s NJ irooos ,,bo were nrop,sed d,sband.
went Far nn,.,ng doun tho me- exne5t,on.
which nro,,,se Was MOI f,i6ue5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

Jrar Declared against The iminisfraiion by
bs .litpi ntjnes.--A large and well attended
meeting of the Young Mems National Demo
cr,t,c Club was held in New York on Friday
evening last James L. Brady, 50, a promin.
ont Democrat Of that city, who had been chos-
IN President, upon taking the chair made a
en ..ech in which the Administration is handled
without gloves. We make a single extract
Il will be- seen that even the President himselfis
not spared.
some individuals at ashngton now invest.
ed with authority, which the people gave. and
which the people can take away, suppose that
President and his Cabinet may dictate to the
Democr tic party in tins state how they should
exercise their political power. We will teach
them % lesson, as we have already taught one to
Van buren, Applause. We will wait pa
uentlv, but with stern resolution for the lime To
instruct those usurpcrs, that offices and honors
belong not 10 the incumlenls but 10 the people.
and that we wage a war o exterm.nation against
all politicians, IN or out Of office, who would
exercise On power Of government TO intmidate
fhe lumblest citizen 90 the exercise of bis rights
Frinkhn Pierce and SIR. Guthrie have no unsat-
sfed ciaims Oh thIs conntry. Applause The
existence or talents OF neither Is essential 10 our
progress or prosperity. We could hll their place
tomorrow with ADLER and better men sand we
l.ie warn lhemthat if they continue to be led by
fla willy and corrupt Marcy, we assign them, and
al who unite with ,hem 100 their dcspcabie pol.
tcl troachery, 70 the impotency they viii so
rch.ey deserve. Great applause.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

Oftho value of this Oil the affections above named, il
mos supe1oas speak a. Isis time, whsn las msIs
are by the OF the Medical Fac
uy is adoption their practice has become almost
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
WARRANTED PURE
Cod Liver Oil!
J o $ l. T. III B u II n f Il Il
TiIECARY
No. 80 fremont Row, BOSTON,
None utIIeaIihy Cod !

OFFERS the public this valuable remedy for Consnmp
" tive seraulous aud Rheumatic Affections, in the state
ofthe reatest pussibs pufy,ii being prepared b. hun
svit IRON FRESH LINEKs OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE

lbat ne acle should be ony GOD LIVER OIL, but
prepared from FR Es n add HEALTHY Ltvi.Rsi aud of
ths nature The advertiser waHants the article offered by
him especially weuhy the attention OF medical men, aud
those Who suffer from the diseases above speetn"d
Fo. sale b. all the principal dealers IN New England
oTdcr by Mail OF Express promptly answered 5iis~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

CIIEESE-Prime, per ID. sa ga
Com. and faif 5a q
EGGS-per dozen, I25 10
FLOUR-per barrel, z 50 a 8 90
CRAlN-Coru per bushe "a 75
Rye, 75a1 O0I
Oats, 375 a 40
White Beans, 75a1 25
Peas, IS "a so
HOGS Dressed, per ID. Ga a
CHICKENS, "a 81
TURKEYS. sa IOI
GEESE. IA 81
POTATOES-Peach blows. Del. bu.-a 30
White, IS
Carter, aga So
ONIONS 90a 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL,

MANY unpfnciped persons imposing the public
sfhless auele prepared from common Whsle Seal IL
other hsh, bleaehed 10 resemble 40 appearances
the Oh hom the Gods Liver
Al mpuie Oil that prepared from stale diseased
liver. nav be productive OF delete ious consequences
causing asgraBtou II disease, arrangement of the dges
kck c Ii Is Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

Cod Liccr OIL This simple remedy is now
clossed among the most ciiicacous agents in
The treatment of pulmonary diseases; even in
be advanced stages Of consumption it is said to
produce most wonderful effects.
# is highly important that the oil used shoula
he pure and freshly prepared. Mr.. Burneit
fremont Row, Boston, has made extensive ar
ranoemenis to supply physicians and others with
yery SUPER article, as may be seen by his
.drertlsements in another column.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
DIR. J.B.C WILLIAMS, of Lordon, after
400 Cases of Consumption,

n 234 81 which preserved full notes. states Ia the Lon
don Journal dicine A. the result OF experience,
osffnsd by rational consderHton OF ts mode OF action,
Inc PURE FRESH OIL ftom the Liver Of The Cod
hso,6e i,i 10 The Treatment OF PULMONARY CONSUME
TlON, than other ageni ,-medienal dieote Or eg
mrntal-than has YET been employe "
The public shosli that consequence Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
lflnrktts.
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For WOOL ana Country Produce.

hPorsdJor the Haiehuan BE- raae1oeS WOOD Commission
HsreAaAts, ~. 1856 stat strcsi. bosieA
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For Sale or to Let,

INHE Public House occupied by LEWIS BuRNHAM,
and pleasantly located 10 the village OF Montpelier, IL
for sole let, and possession given the first OF April
next. Enquire Of she subscriber.
Oct H. 1853. ny. BARNES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
SHAWLS! SIIAWLS!

A Good variety of Bay State" sHAWLs; "Fmpir
~ ard Waterloo do Heavy WOOL do; Black SIX d
Cashmere do. Tor sale a low price by
Oct. 10, 80. sCDTT & FIELDS
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WALKER ~ WHITE.
CROCKERY,
G1asc ou.J Had yITa-o

TEAS n COFFEEs, SUGARS & MoLAsSFs.
Spices and Rnsin- F-h Giass, Nails from the ,oa,
down to the smallest quantity, pfcrs suit By
WALKER IL WHITE,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
JUST RECEIVED

4 new lot OF THIBETs, LYONEsE CLOTHS. WOOL
~ De LANES Cotton uGd Wool do, A LPACCAS,
&c. at SCOTT a FIELDS.
Catcher
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
Ginghams, Prints, Tici.ings, Nc.


you wish pure Tea not mixed II YOU wish Tea not
cooufed a. you ~s TO enloy the desirable, agreeable
havaT, Nhch yea would experience 700 picked
the yourselves from plantation ia Chila eali The
Peoples slois. opposite Bnik Church aad
ourselves. Prices, also, viii please.
Oct 49, LYMAN A KING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
NEW GOODS.

SCOTT 4 FIELD have this week received litge add-
- tion their Of D Goods Groceries, Hardware,
&c
October 70, Is5l DIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
Hoods, Sacks. &C.

GREAT variety ofIadies aud C6ildfon's Hoods Chill
n dren sacks, Neck Ties, stoekinss. Seat
SCOTT a. FIELDS.
Octobe, IL. $50. a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
$50 DOZ. MITCHELS AXE
IlELVES,

RE now receiving their second stock Of READY MADE
~ CLOTHING. Pufcha.ers cay be assured OF finding
fuli Assortment well made and at the lowest prices
Oct 10, l.53.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING AND EQUIPPING FIVE
nous. % s. Sos a
sealed proposal. viii r:s;vsd slis osiost
ss sS sas sas
r. the aa Of s Of The @ to % 81 S
Tor Ss to be s At % for to Be deli
4. side 9, stern sS;. main
q hold nom Of timber straie TO top Of beam Ii sst
for shSa Vineyard Sound
is
sn ss
'Ts h e top o Of e. m y s feet inches.
yellow pine Of the finest grain untapped southoru tim
Of the Kids satisfactory the Board h will he
;Ps: 20
'ns h :. Of h from
s Of
WHICH, ys s, Be 20 s named n with h., the
60 Is
. sr Is al BY sd S :.
No bid will ts considered .hatdOes not conform to the
drawing will be furnished to
% es ss SsSa "a % 81 Of
and The mould T. mir by hs who
Of The a. Of the and who wiz
and
d % ~ Ss, ss IN before
made.
printed by which the vessels
constructed and wl0h WILL With the drawings and paus
be attached TO and form part contracts be had
application 60 tSe Lighthouse Board the Lighthouse
Inspector ut Boston, New York. Wilmington Delaware
Norfolk vrgin or AZ the snssom house al Philadspha
baltimore New Bedford Edgartown, Massachusetts,
the P.r. and may be seen and examined by es
York. Wilmington. Delaware at the custom house VI
rtadephin at the ohos Of
Board, Warrington City
Any submitting proposals he present and wit
specified.
All proposals must Be sealed and erdorsed Proposals
Building Light Vosses and then enclosed In another
yelope and addressed to the Secretary of the Lighthouse
Board. Treasury Department, Washington.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.