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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-24
By J. q. sacGUIH K, Auctiosser

a. By j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF FIRST-RA HAYDN Monday
U afternoon, 1Nh O'Clock, Smithsonian sounde
sell lot wscursd kaatacky grass
hay, To suit s.az
Terms, cash in specie. .aF#H
-# a#H .e.s JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
July I'D Aucuouovr
LfOR RENTING large warehouse in
pancy William carriage dcpotory situated on
9th Pennsyvun Possession
September Inquire Of u. II. CHEEVER,
July 2i-d3t Intel Opposite the Treasury.
DRICKI.A ERs-Wanied the extension United States
Capitol, about nifty bcklsyers To workmen, steady
employ will he gwen and wages upon
tention til. average being ~ rs.
.. .... H. G. MRI0S,
Capt Of EnGineeru.
In charge of the Capitol Exssaaoa.
July ai-G 49, 445, - $50 +. n.
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= LITTLE Rock, July a. 1883"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-24

ioU0ws: fr4-s ~ =. #..fa.. a.t. 9a.H .#
1.-THE Washington Observatory il now eonAtrncting
wind aud cnrsnt charts for ihe eastern seaa, with sa
ing directions up The very shores OF India The
pebse Of engraving and printing IN these alone will ex
coed EJ 900 RS. 400 month having been offered for
the mere Copying Of logs in Bombay task we ought
long ago have performed for ourselves To hu-
initiation the other side IL must be spoken, when the
Chamber OF Commerce. were asked merely to make a
register their records OF these matters, TO secure the
American government permanent responsible body 10
core pond with, should The individuals with whom III,
espondence commented leave India, become sek.
die, they failed to comply with the request, and, without
the consent OF those who made H. passed over the scheme
that place Of perpetual sleep the hands OF government
In the Edinburgh Philosophical Journal, just received
we find Captain Denham, OF her MaIesy's ship Herald
stating thai Commodore McKeevss. Of the Uned States
navy, had presented him 900 faboms of sound
ny line admirably adapted for experimenting deep
soundngs, and by this enabled The Bri,ish man
Of TO sound to the derh OF nearly nine miles The
gift was the AZ the commodore wss by u
deprv.ng himself of The OF finding the greatest
depth Of The hitherto ebtanedthe greatest depth
brig Tsosy Elk statute miles and The proposition lately
made by the United States 10 the Briteh government Tor
genefal system Of concerted meteorological otsesva
tons all over the world as liberal and noble M
could he conceived UsT ssiRE these bie'nishes the
report from orr the sentiments with which Il
concludes would do honor to the ssa,ssmen Of any
ton !" tts g H 7a eeta e. tts aqasfteis6tt Y
Tho Of Mancheser. the conmsscial Legislators o{
the day, NEXT for terrible brush TIE effect Of
This lssson political economy, gwen IRON part Of
the globe 10 another has 10 be Certainly nothing
so sweeping has yet ssued IRON the indian press The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
Real Gstate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE--One desirable Building Lot,
- the north Of 57h and 6thav p by 100
enehes In depth Also Lot the south side OF 6Sth St be
broadway and 10th about 100 feet from lothav; size -
Ao Lot. the east sde Of 7thsv eommenens 10
n sypb ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer, Broadst
RULE FERRY PROPERTY for SALE" The
Immediately opposite the Abbey Hotel NewYork 1t
esseus ate and IN fine Of cavation-comprsng
SSS eighth Of mile from the steamboat anSng TO
e: greater Of the i've times daily from
ssssss sees. opposite the Merchants Exchange
04ixa ~ pc "a for SALE at HASTINGS, WEST
IA ss4 Sesufas rood med Cottage and q
49, - md Commanding view OF the
,-.l sprpss ,s.e oszna esxiasehouse &C. fne orchard
- - B6OVN H. nse np1tss walk from depot Inquire
~,-<<v sr,v,v CIV, q It No. foe Wsshlngtonst.
lsser Co S sosn,;.n r SAL4E-At Hastings West
np Of sutivson md extsssvsS "a ~ ses o. Land N
&c Apply BOW 81 int an, Sss Or It
nEAlRABLE FARM for SALE. ,.., Non VI, ket.
W~v.Jsney containing about Eve -, near
Veieed and well supplied with ~ s very best o.
Dwelling aou.s in good repair wis ss.n y ~
~ = scyeu rooms including doohs Se esves IN sns
49, - Nay ~ "A ~ SIAs ssssSss ~ sna isss hall
~ 80 cssss vsfh 81 b " Nd - s1ss..ne y;
TN ~: e. ':i.s & 'i''i IN "
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professional Notices.

- .nIMs washington, d. c., (late Of the -
D.e.men. Offers hi. services e Ps ;n.",ss r
mess with elsmi r. a,oner fee win receive
nation ssaes viii ssnts%e'n long .sS -
nois nS other clsims in that State, the invsstsan
nsn' nd the collection Of debts Addr:, us wbiuscs d
pryr.xxcy; Hon. VIM II. Seward, Hon. fs Tummsyst
r.ms. e Jones of Tennessee; Horsce Greeley NsWA"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

ITO PRINTERS-For Sale, Super. Royal w ash.ng-
ton Press and linking Machine all in good order AP
ply J. KETCdAMS Printing Ohee, No Broadst one door
below Wall
TN j. SLOAN PATENT HYDROSrAr Tor ur
i . PREVENTION OF STEAM BOILER EXPLOSI)NS-Ths
HAVING the msIuts
NJ machine prepared orders for the ned
arr cation Boilers Of every decpt They
M the instrument within tho reach Of all By 0ing Il
AZ very prcr the cost horse being only So
b. rse power So or according the ths Boiler.
SLOAN LEGGETr PROJECTORS aud Manufacturers
Foo, IT East 1jth.s;-. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
f. CoLroS, Auctioneei ,,,>,,r,rpr
DOcCwOOn and MAHOGANY FURNITURE,

III CARPETS GLASSES PIANO. Se-TH,s DA n L Faaars
COMPRISING every article eh Paror Bedroom and Bosi.
cases Secretaries and plain Bureaus a TOP
FnInitne Tapestry Brussels Carpe OIL Cloths %iso ons
and Tea Tables China and Glassware Cufle Ill he ssdy
Csfalssucs
o'clock On SATURDAY April Is, all the senteei
No ed Ssuda st Rroaklyn PARTICULAR kQ-nQuQW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
Jnstrnetion.

A CENT, EMAN who has seen the best results of his
N method of teaching DESTROYS OF giving lessons IN the German
Gel 10 Young ladies' and ao TO gentle
men PREPARING for college He hopes TO make his ens both nc
49, of their works Best references
s ss can he gyen Address NJ o. Tribune Office
A LADY fully competent to Teach the fanoForte
N wishes 70 add few more pupils Inquire No IS
or of VIM Vanderbeck ESQ., at his MUSIC waeooms No
Ss3 Broadway.
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Stanwich, Conn.
Id 81 miles from NewYork Number Of scholar limited 10 p
Terms for board tuition washing, sttendns bed bedding &C. slo
CrcSs, Bas phers the Pncp e sn RAYNoRs
xsy SATURDAY between the houn one and three
,rossk p M THEODORE JUNE, Principal. ~ ~
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. - wears of aue
X "a wndsr $40 per quarter n D. HINMAN PrncipsI Tn
n Term viii commence on MONDAY, Nay Circular con-
NAV Obtained Of H. Fso No 81 Pima
isnsns Brys, e:ss, E. y willsms
eyyg " ~ q bsyS YsDP asnDn n Ne 81 Grind e. NY
ng sS,s.ns ss 1nscpl Psasn Vale uBGdss o. Coaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
Carpetinss, Oil CLOTHS, &e.

CARPETS CARPETS! !-HORTON IL SONS, No.
~ 9 Fultonst Brooklyn would call particular attention to Their
Large stock of English Carpets and OIL Cloths
The foreign entirely own importation from me factory
from tie Lowell and other ress
Of the largest and cheapest oe
the trade. ,--, III, l..u..
Sinner English Tapestry and Brussels superior to imported
snter Three Py and Ingram English and Amencan the cloce
ever exhibited Also apy Ingram and every article found In mo
trade Also ,s,r... c..... A..
sns made and put up the fashionable style Great M
duceunts Newiork purchasers Also one OF no
alges stoc OF Dry Goods 10 h. found IN any city -
"e HORTON & SONS, No Z79 Fulton-st- Brooklyn,
Iporters and retailers in Dry Goods Carpets OIL Coth~ NC
/,APpETINGS and OIL CLOTHS-Cheap for Cash.
NWM McGRORTY wishes call the attention Of families about
furnishing 20 his present stock OF Carpets and OIL Cloths when
hn cv selected the richest Goods of W spring
ted ali Of which will dispose OF at prices not to De
Uving Of the ThOmpsonyine VoPsn
Sol he enabled TO offer Carpets under the present msrt
pnlsr Attention paid furnishing OF Otces aud
A No li2 Broadway three door from ihoertys%
An experienced Upholserer to measure and tit Carpes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

YEAST POWDER.-B T. BABBTTT, is the orr .inal
inventor OF Chemical Yeast which
sod BY linn and New YORK In TIN cans Thoss
purchase should that they that with the above name on
ZINC PAINTs-rHE NEW JERSEY ZINC
II COS PANY manufacturing hese Pants oi 'i error
quality. o. which warranted PURE ~
The an coty Zinc Lead Pants well -
sbbed they (equ quantity nearly dou TIE Fn ace
and euni longer evident that the 10 tho
not. IN 4 half as geat
Tt.y by the principal dealers tins and het ce' az
u,anufecturer, pres and BY the Company's Agents,
MANNING & SQUIER, No IS Dey-st- New.fork
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furniture, ST.

CABINET FURNlTURE.-D. 5. HOuGH would
~ call special Of those about to purchase household
nfed furniture and rooms No y North
William st. near Chs;ham ~nes an cs . Of Furniture also rich
tapestry Brussels three ply and lGsan CaIpe 1s's U F
Goods, both useful and ornamental
CABINET FURNITUR E-HENRYW klNGMAN,
y partner Of Phelps knsman having opened the s;oe No
met Furniture whoae ard retail be would inv s' i'e Gus
and the public TO give him call before pufenps
CHEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOMS--
NsPRING MATTRESS and BEDDING DEPOE-Iron Bed,ieifs
ali .Ie. s. to SO The healthy Spring Mattresses and elastic Pa. -
and furnished No s55 Broadway above Spring
J1AMES. COOK & BEAVAN, Manufacturers aud
L. Dealers in PAPER HANGNGs, BORDERS, DECORATIONS
and WINDOW SHADES nov Offering tor sale At
Hall BroOsiyn --..-----
TREAT BARGAINS il FEATHERS, BEDS,
" MATTRESSES &C. CR1WBucKS No p S33 GI'nty
invited the large and OsuG a''S time Of Beds
P Beds s CHS &c so al :. lc SqTa e as On is
81 and examine the above ;;o' Pt'vR3 TC
Ign wanbursh free OF carriage Old BEDS and Mtresse rem
0'''' AN No $50 Gsndst I'd door East
HOUSE FURNISHING and FANCY BASKET
WAREHOUSE SIMPSON Co new store, No % Cinsl-
War; Pnhsd Tp~e Fancy BASKETS WOodware
Step Lsd6er, Mars, &C. alto" pnee'
DEWS CUSHIONS, and CARPETS-tor sale, the
Pew Cushions Carpets in Christ Church Anthony't In
1 Gf Ltos j. A Ss&% john Ss ''D
DICU FURNITURE-JULIUSDE SSOlR, No 543
IL Broadway, hand large stock OF nh ee
gait and IN design s1e o. us ehsSed for much interior
The public respectfully invited to call and examine the
C,CHOOLS-A large quantity of secondhand School
- Furniture for sale at No 60 Varckst
CHOW CASES-A large assortment constantly on
- add made order in the nese' ys ET b PEE
BI rs No I?i Grspd st. y three doors eas OF Broaway
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Drp Goods.

Servings.
RROO SIX Cord Prize Spool COTTov
~ HOLDSWORTIIS Satin pi.n finish Linen rHRe.n
RUBNACCL fENELlo and RICCIARDPs SILK"
STRONG 4 SMITH 10 D. WIN
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MiIlInrrr, ST.
Cn1tIrc.

BOOTS tFfOi.S anG GAIT t.h>-Ike subscriber in
Id tonH pibu lmi he prepared TO furnish
Hmm qun!i tnc prces 10
tpun1an'r M N n-'
Isrief iaf.rh ron fror az 10 too
Isgl,f n f-nrn Eanl Leather 5O0Dg0
Ltals, Morgc Fuss g % . 0et a. Caters $50 ot 1
Iafle, Mcsnc >vces s. q Ots Pct l. slippers SIT So
Is6ies Rubbess.... 75toI o. Boots with double soles
and uppers ......... 4Sto10
ChiiTeu work corresponding Every descup
Ton of work Ladies ard Gentlemen made order the shortest
rotice and of the best materials IN the market
He himself that OF fifteen will enable
him satisfaction far relates 90 Style NUM- mate
rlals ard prices JOIN ~ kkELls
hats for GENTLEMEN OF the spring style are
now inspection for lue OF finish and material VIII
y-th snv offered We Of those Of
article feeling Hats will meet their appreciation
J. II. NONARQUE. No. 223 Bowev
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-11
THE ROMANTIC LOVER.

This * "a young man who may be
said 10 imagine he loves as the dandy,
who assumed an air OF reflection,
thought he was thinking The roman
tic lover is the victim, conjoiatly, Of
Zimmerman on Solitude and moonlight
nights. lie ESSAYS souncts and spare
det-'rolls up hi eye. like a duck in
the thunder and ,iglls like tca-kciie.
lie has, Of course. his Julia or Mary,
generally one Of the latter name, for
somehow or other, the first love Of every
body is Mary. She i an angel Of
course and you could not persuade him
that she was ever subjecf to q cold in
her nose 10 save your life An be
wants i. 10 be united with the object Of
his adoraiion. 10 retire TO some rosc-cov-
cred cottage in some b)undless c0ntigui-
iy o. shade, and there sigh away his
life in n continual series Of meals of
bread and water and love. Poor youth
How soon a lilile practical experience
Of the world dis-ipates these dreams Of
romance, and couyinccs him that Mary
may not only have q cold in her head,
hat good substantial appetite, become
ing a most earthly mortal.
4 dict simply Of love win produce a
very palpable dyspepsia, because The
stomach does not generally pnriake of
the romance of the mind. The chylo-
poetic ,isccra always show dispo-i-
lion 10 rebel under circumstances Of
his hind We hate 10 disturb any body
from q pleasant dream, hut iLc roman
ne lover might ~ well bc awakened hy
the gentle shake Gf n friend, "a. by the
rude hawlIng Of worldly experience. --
Know lhen that there e. no truer adage.
than ihai which irli. MS. that when pow
eriy enters The door love fies through
the window. We know there are glp-
riOus. nav. sublime instance. ~ voman's
love oui-iOwering difTicuiiie. and trial..
ih0ngh Ol' mpn. high. but these insian-
ces have been only where youthful love
l,l lecone maiur,l. heightened. ani
sanciifed. by q close know ledge and cN-
r,srience 81 he exalted virtue u a wpr-
ihy q feet This kind II love has nalh.
ing IN DO with that which g. born -
moonlight and trashy novels TLs
hss' security for morals 3. he aLsenre
~ temptation. and fhr hest >sruriiy f1r
the permn1rnos n lofe, l. pleasant
eof. 10 lovely sp1i. with round. 81
hesf. go give fellaf ani plenty n ciorirf
~ ynpf i1se, Nhea she eDes. 90 si-.t
lrr tr.sni-. 20 answer tno ends. 90 nnl
fair ,hss, ~ ibe worll. us ln0a.
Sill lads' vou Hay svear hy fha o.,
/ rlHt~. tDa wrsr
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-11
ehNcc pceirg.


tia~Iss--t rfrat
Fnom pasni called .'f.ms su4 %. Ar... J
rhs ststinsn." o. urtttf ., Fanny Gr.sn-
isira is au fs,le,i. rfHsftaeia
sleep. beg sidlsfrr s.oatt Gf
ussui. iis nfafu. rnd bfssfhe- thr ar
penil, raiu and ioaf1 dew,
shed thrit ifssHhtsa .vs' tuuI
taidfrn 81 ths rafis ufafn.--
hs an r.us-sil sue.
uuc ti aHr sste ..a rest.
Va aair .tfas ,.thei'. tftast.
Nb-rt us ffpras ,s}ios. play,
Anu fiH fiuEing uatrf. .Fay,
tnt tlr nFni D.. saf a.dsvh--
he ars g.be--sii gone.
s. wore lovely ~ ue aa,ycrs
Tiist aNotc uiain iner l..w-u,
o.riic D.. tlie vi, stWr asss
Thsiys he'd smnng ths r.eksi
But ul reht hopra afr sham-
ho arr rsne--all gone.
children uf the -nuf, oims,
Eafh,si. i5irrsi-brft o. Tune
hs,e hu.ird bon 1tcrtc.t ,lrep.
Eye- uai soatcfl, leaned to weep,
iisaHs that might have ircn ilriuru--
Ne arr rrno--aii gone.
iut your VIRTUES could not die,
Thcl are set tkc stat-, on high,
BeaunnE wilh parer light
'Nid fhc mysi,fi,. oi Night
Through The portal, Of the Morn,
Ac are gsue--ail gone.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-11

certain loans, viihoui iuirrgs' apd pr,s-
rn,s. tower and above the purse aud ihe
string Of pearls which the merchant had
presented ~ hi. Gr.i COMING with whieh
Mauhi8. had freely obliged The Cover.
nor, who also hoprd o. continuance "
the .amc. Nhcrcupon the chief Of The
monastery hil BE hands and vas hum.
blcl and the Governor and he parted
with a good understanding and agree
mont
IL fll cut. therefore. that nlcr a
month of scrvi,udr Matthias and hi,
bride wrro called before an assembly of
the whole monastery, aud informed ihat
conditions imposed were simply Tor the
sake uf trial NearI, all ,ho wealth of
the merchant was restored TO him, and
lee was liberated and led back amidst
applluding crowds TO his palace nj Tar
sus. OF course be made liberal do
notion 90 the monastery, over aud above
a round sum which lioag. the treasurer.
bad not found II in his heart to return
with the rest Being just and gcnor-
ous man, he not only relieved the Jcw
from the consequences of his wager. but
made such presents 10 the Christian
tailor tha, hc had no longer any need to
ply the needle for his livelihood Ira
dition dilaies with delight on the happi-
ness which Carinr bestowed ON her has.
band who used always 10 say with
wealth or wiihou, wealth, with liberty
or without liberty, she was sufficient to
bring content into any house, and to
| make the sicrucst heart huppy."
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-11
LONG LIVED pEopLE.

From the advance sheets OF "Thc
Art of Prolongiug Life" In press by
Tickno- & Co;
Let me now be permitted 10 dclneatc
the portrait Of man destined 10 long
life. lie has a proper and well proper
toned stature, without, however, being
too tall lie is rather OF the middle
size. and somewhat thickest. His COM
plcNion is not too horid at any rate,
too much rudlincss in youth is seldom
a sign of longevity Ills hair approach
es rather 10 the fair than the black his
skin is strong but not rough His head
is not too big; he has large veinS AT the
cXtrcmilies and his shoulder are rather
round than llat. His neck i. not loo
long his abdomen does not project
and his hands are large, but not too
deeply clcii His foot is rather thick
than long; and his legs are firm and
ropnd. lie has also broad arcicd
! chest, strong voice. and the faculty
Of retaining his breath for long time
without difficulty. In general there i
a complete harmony in all his parts
His senses are good, hui not too delicate
his pulse is slow and regular.
His stomach is excellent, his appe
tiie good, and his digestion easy. Th'
| JOYS Of the table are TO him of impor
tance; they turn his mind TO serenity
and his soul parlakes in the pleasure
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-11
MORTIMORE'S
COMPOUND.

rI,IIIs truly celebrated remedial pre-
/ p1ftiiah, ch cacipus alike inr zach and even de
" ripii1n u Rhrumaic Complaint. Is already tn wei
saIu and esteemed throughout tnc Un,tnh state 10
feqnifa an, leHgii, uf IT. paramount virtues.
II ct1,catcs h. kuTrtnife int urable and dsif'
d,case irin the > -rni, aud 'iinds unuval"i VA us
pharmacy pi medicine.
No Iiaui ptlpls, g. make unqualified statement,
stt, firra n1strIm bsflro The iHl,,ic, bl simy q
t.anest ti.-t mot iairf -trd,
SrFFERfhi THE EusLLTIS
u rrsett- from th. Arcrt iu tiior Ntriny cr5ar
,nI not anly read hr trsti.nIi oi those ~ho nave
ctn~ue.ced IT, Invaluable Cur,t,sc P'"'ts hHt tn
write TO- ~ cl.i ap,n, the cpnyalcsrents - that the
rtslegurnt. may ,meaata trnm the thnhtlih head
csat.r ~hirh viii satisfy the mn-t nctcduuu' ,ani ono
by which the rcutt tiion uf th Rumedy = certain VI
eipe a,,tatne4l White al.oto the ffupurt"r-, whu
will acc ifl every ntitn1tinn and Furnish hanes "i
unI ,uhtrd character from even s,cton of The hiph
ftu nbertng among them sono ui the most eminent
Phy-triaus, Gierrymun, Edtnfs, aud pt'iniheh' ciu
no. rendering the ability aud rthr racy ui The rem
.Iy boy sud thc reach Of dtuhl ~ disHu'I
MOaTIMoRE'S
UuEy MArIt tDNPDI No
A., vegetable rAtftrt, an internal remedy pfepafcd
.tpf, ii, f5 hi, uno disease and th- VIII cur" IN
e,sr, Gfn InhAminliufy tAeutel OF Chronic, No mat
ter Of how long standing.
sold IN Rutlsnd by POND L MORSE
The above have also iiT sals
THE GREAT ALIER1WJE,
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. ~
m uilsiitkr, il'attsf 'iff's p ii.' 80
nrtHfef- uf ever srfirN q htA h N'9 ii
tom urfl band, znd bstsriis'f 81. tta 20 ~ lf"e'
trH ssa q t..t.fsrT1 lsrgf f . t'ff i -
Mf.larattaus ara ps.s n.s.te. f'eHa 'Ht ft.H -"
-, frs.4 -fh.sl ala tiaf.i.. i-sa H. stri. AsAi
Y.-.i ta .rf..-is snt afFtrr.irr I.hfaf. .i
Isfs-.ls IS .ts fs raalir iaal.f.' i.t .sit ~
its. srd -audaf rfiasas. lIt'r ffafri - .a-
E.ts & rfrsf saflrfs Df r.I0r. lftrfs a. - ". -
5000 ~ttuaaffs n tFrIt rHfiHif d fris. e1l
iiaas,stir .u,nailfiafr. a.. .i n ''rh ilr' .' -
,.lss. A. sstfis .. i1s aaf .tff ltsf h tif he-s
y n.-F-~A-fsnsaa iril7f fi'H sHa
pnas-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-11

Manufacturer and Is holesar aud Retail Dealer iH
straw nanncts, Fashionable Millinery and Fancy
Goods, Union building, Main street, RHtaad IT.
tlid uunn,t. dressf 4 over IL
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor IN Chan
crr,, and Agent fr Pensioners, Bounty Lands,
&c Onlcc, I'd stup Thrali's Block, Rat'aaa,
a, g-ft
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Dealer IN Road, Made Cluthinf, Furnishing Good,
Hat, Caps, Sc, sc, No. Murrhont' Row, Rf
land. ~ t--i
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Attorney and Counsellor al Law, aud Solicitor 4
Chanrep. Oiiice IN the Count House, RUTLAND
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Attorney and Cuuusnliur at Law, and solicitor "a
thauccn al4i, Communist, ncT tor the states u
Maine New Hampshire, Rhode Island, COnnoci-
cut, New NDrk, rcnnsy wanna, Ohm, Indiana,
Michigan, Wisconsin, aud Iowa oihco IA tic
toiu ilHusr, FHfidad, - -
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Dealers IA Watches. Clrcks, JVWciD, SILVER Ware,
Fsncy Gpods &c, Perkins Buiidiug, near tho De.
poi, Ratiasd, ~ Repairing neatly done at shori
notice. III
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Auotucy aud CuuB,ollur at Law, and solicitor in
Jhsnccp. ufhcc nearly OPP the srnk Bahk
H,as,s,t.t, D. 5-i
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Nanuflrturcf. snd Nnlic-sir ana Rrilil Dealers IN
A ; Nacnpiberi- ratcnt straw Gutter, Hgds
riHf, ~, IL
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Manufacturer and Wholc.aic aud Retail Dealer 10
Hats, taps, Furs, and Ready Made Cloibinr, No, !
Daniels Block, RattaHd -. ~
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Crossett's Cornet Band,
Pm. CROSSErr, LEADER,
I'D 'hsmssisss la readiness 20 ss-
sscFtI fhiis o. Narf seiftfailfHltf Hi''i'
sras .frN wift uf4-latass, hna ai.pairh.
AZ ais sttfrs.st O. Lls undrfsisnsl W -
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PRINTING IN tpLbRS.
CUTS FURNLSHU TO ORDER.

Maliiph the means aud ysu multiply the rcsults,'
~ oft established Eatims ia business that has
aads the fgfaaes of thousands " men that have com
.sncei With nothing hat their individual enterprise
10 depeud upon. The spsnt vi the age positively de
msnd. tat mau Co. insure suctess IN business should
more than usual etrrtnns e. merit IL tu-trmct-
never snnr IT, nan's chop Il he sn- down quietly
and " ats flf them, wtiuut letting his business be
lsnown. lic might a. well light a candle and place II
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REMOVAL.

WILLIAM JEsSOP SONS
Celebrated Cast-Steei.
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