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as a safe and very etcacous medicine equal if supe
ror any other prescriptions for the above complaints
within the know ledge The basis of this Medicine was
private recipe of distinguished physician in of the
neshborng and preserved by an individual
it gave the astonishing relief 1t is composed of veg
clables and If used according TO uirectIuns must be
lectly rate.
From MEssRs ALLEN & Co., MERCHANTS, CINCINNATI
Those persons who have used the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam uniformly spek of ii as valuable medicine, ana
from the quantity sold, notwithstanding the numerous
other preparations used for similar complaints, cunsid
er first on the list. Respectfully &C.,
Al LEN & CO."
The Editor OF the Seneca Falls COnrter says" We
have had occasion witness the good effect of the Vege
table Pulmonary Balsam in family, IN case OF youna
lady who has been entirely cured of Consumption by the
Of it, and also IN severe coughs and colds and cheer
fully bear testimony to its being safe, convenient and
very efcacous medicine in cases of that descrpion,"
ed. Courier.
Clergyman from Philadelphia writes, that he has been
himself aud family, fr the last thirteen Yeas also of
recommending il TO his friends and considers an invaI-
liable remedy for all pulmonary complaints
For TIE last five years of my practice have had the
satisfaction TO witness the beneficial effects Of the Veges
hle Pulmonary Balsam in many of obstinate cough,
and other affections OF the Lungs. would therefore con.
fdently recommend its 10 all complaints of the che st.
as being equal II not superior, to any other medicine
within my knowledge. TRUMAN ABELL, NJ. Do
Ianstcr, n. II.
Cartes Compound Pulmonary BaIsani, American Pulmo-
nary Basam, and others, in part bearing the name Ems
qnIre for the article by its whole name, the
vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,'
and see thai 1t has the written signature of VIM JONN
BuTLER upon yellow label, the blue wrappers
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam.
Prepared by REED. CUTLER &c co. lmperter. and
Wholesale Dealers in MEDICINE, PAINTS, CHEMIcAL ana
DYE SrUFFR 80 India Street. Boston, and sold bv Drug
sss, Apotlecaries and Country Merchants generally
For particulars and recommendations see a pamphlet
accompanying each bottle. Price so cents.
For sale by g. X, Collins
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FIoreIIa Campbell,s Estate.

WAsHIsGroN DIsrRicT ss Montpelier, within and tor
said District, the 2Olh day Of April, A. D. 1853, =.
SEYMOUR CAMPBELL, Administrator on the Estate o.
y Florea Campbell late of karsh6eld, in said Distrlc,
deceased presents his administration account for
Whereupon is ordered that the same be referred 70 ne
2oih day of May next, the Probate Office IN saa MON
peiier for examination aud allowance and that AL co
cerned be notified hereof by the publication OF s
~ the Green Mountain freeman, printed at Moh.pe,e
lhree weeks successfully may be, that tey may
appear, and at said time and place. if they see cause o
Ject thereto. BY Order Of Court,
Attest, CHARLES REED, Register
true copy Of record.
10 Attest CHARLES REED, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-12

DR.. Barton, Warden Of Merton College,
England, was the oddly of his time. A
gentleman coming one day into his room,
told him that DR.. Vowel was dead "What
Vowel dead?" said he. "Thank Heaven,
it is neither nor i"
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ID o { trp.
For the Freeman.
WHAT is LOVEt
~~0O~~NN0N/

LOVE-, like the ROSE, is withered Oft,
And hearts once true Oft sigh,
That love so intricate, so soft,
Should ever, ever die. ii.
Oh, what Is Lows pray let me ask
The answer who can tell
Save those who in its sunshine bask,
And feel its magic spell.
Love snot like the blushing rose,
Whose beauties coon are sped,
And from our vision quickly gots-
Aye, quick indeed are fed.
Love is not like the meeor's glare,
That transient blazes high,
And shoots am id ethereal air
To gid the azure sky.
All, no more lasting far than these,
Is true Platonic love-
Not moved about by every breeze
Yet gentle as the dove.
For love that " withers like the rose,'
And scarcely lives an hour
Is not true love, all nature knows,
For Passion is its power.
But love that dweIls within the heart,
Shall never droop and die,
For hope and joy 1t will impart
Without one single sigh. JuNIr'.
outh Dorset, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-12
SWAENE7S
CELEBRATED PANACEA.


INOTPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Suofula, General Debility, Whte Seedlings,
Rheumaiism, Diseases Of The Liuer and
Sin, and all Diseases arising from
Impurities of the Blood, and the
Effects Of Mercury.
SWAIMs PANACEA has been for more than thirty
y years celebrated in this country and in Europe for its
extraordinary cures for the certificates Of which reference
made 10 the dire ctons and hooks (Which may be had
grati'J accompanying the Panacen.
1t has been used in hospitals and private practice, and
has the singnIarg fortune of being Recommended by
the most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons
Among others, by
W. Gibson, NJ. D., Prof. of Surgery, Pa. University
Valentine Mott, NJ. D., Prof Surgery NJ Y. University.
w. P. Devices, NJ. b. Prof of Mid, Pa. University,
N. Chapman, Nj. D Prof, of Physic, Pa. University.
r. Parke. NJ d., Prest College of Physicians, Phila.
Or Del VaIlo Professorot Medicine, Havana.
Jose Eonrenco de Luz, Prof of Surgery, Lisbon.
Chapman, Member Royal College Surgeons, London
G. W. Irving, late Minister to Spain.
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British Army.
Gilbert Robinson, British Consul, &c, &c.
Aud, also, the wonderful effected by Swaims Pan
acea, have for many years made il invaluable remedy
The Panaeea does not contain Mercury in any form, and
being an innocent preparations it may be given to the most
tender infant,
The retail price has cduced to 50 per bottle
tanning three half puts orthree bottles for 81.
Beware of imposition.
Swaim's Panacca is in round bottles, tuted longiiddi
nally with the following letters blown On the glass
" SW 's-PANACEA-PHiLADA y
and having the of JAS. SWAIN mped on the Seal
ing Wax written the label covering the cork ana
splendid engraving for The side of the bottle. composed
of geomec lathe work, comprising nine different Dies
which have turned for he exclusive of the pro-
prieors by Draper Co.. Bank Note Engaveis, Of Phila
depha In the is portrait of the late VIM SWAIN,
copyrightlsecured. --
valuable Family Medicine, being highly approved
remedy for all diseases arising FROM debility OF dgestVe
organs such worms, cholera m"rbus, dysenteiy fever
aud ague bleeding piles sick headache, &c &C. See he
pamphlet (Which may be had gratis) aeconipony the
Vermifuge.
Prepared only at sWAIM'S LABORATORY, the OLD
STAND, Seventh Street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia,
and sold by all the respectable Druggists in the u States
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
Persons wishing to Obtain the genuine SwaEis Ianacea
and Swaims Vernuge, should be careful to observe that
the SWAIN is spelled correctly TN the bottles and
labels they may be Imposed OIL by medicines made in
imitation of them, by person hearing somewhat sim lar
name, well calculated to deceive.
UNITED STATES.
SCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS g. CO.,
,pAt Int,p SfPauf Va
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CON s u M PTION!

'he above ESpecoran prepared by experienced Ply
stefan and Chemist. has now nocome standard prep
aaton and offered for The Complete Cure of those dis
eases OF the Throat and I.ungs which, If neglected
usually terminate fatally in Consumption 1t contains
opium taoinel, r any mineral whatever, hut is com
posed ehply Of those Rpts, Herbs and Vegetable sub
stances winch have specific intuenc, npon The Lungs
amo heir connected organs. Its immediate effect s 10
ay ',fauon, ana gently remove the phegm and other
moiod secreons for the Throat and Air passages thus
te,eaVhg the cough by subduiug The iuiimaon and
olher cnses which give rise 10 1. l. is approved Of and
recommended by Physicicus of the highest standing and
may be given with perfect safety to The Youngest child or
The most delicate female "
PRorR'E roFs DEroT-A L Scoville 4 CO., Gothic Hall
3l6 Broadway, New York. ' '
= NEw ENGLAND DEror-Burr & Peny No. Coruhill
Boston, Mass.
tor sale IN Montpelier by s. X. Collins and b. o
Tyler; Waterbury by John b. Smith and J. r. Rr,i.v.
Nor'hneld by Frederick, E. Smith, and Gould & Robin
son Barre by Orrs French. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-12

CTORRS & LANGDON are agents for Northern Yer.
- mont for the sale of the ZINC PAINTS which are now
taking the place of White Lead for substantial
s Ii so per cent cheuper 25 per cent durab le,
and superior in whiteness.
I'd It has Of he poisonous properties contained in
Lead.
We have hand, and shall receive in few days,
six tons OF the different grades
AnYi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-12
~ nozcn Az HeIves!

Of Mitches celebrated manufacture just received The
" Trade sspplied as usual, at Manufacturers prices.
Feb. IS, 1883. KEITH a. RARKRR,
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400 Roxes CamdIes
NOTICE.

DERSoNs having unsettled accounts on the books Of the
late Arm of Ellis Wilder Co., who wish to settle the
same OUR OFFICE, can have me privilege OF doing 20
until the list OF April. ELLIS a BANCROFT.
Montpelier, March TO- 1888.
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vino WMEVUl

TUE us, will be introduced to a Lawyer, If not 500
~ paid PAID /! STOTRS Il LANGDON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-12
HgilHs Of 1850

DIRECT from Ohio, for sale less price than can be pro
l., cured from market. SToRRS & LANGDON.
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5000 lbs. Glover Seed

Rock Sail
DOR Grinding flew bags only hand-the best quality
i Feb. %. STORRS & LANGDON.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05
The lllpathranarlAt

We tatc lhiio morr sym alhy f5r
'hh victim q moilil feeling thau most
people are willing 70 besiov, hreabse.
being hn uncr jiA,chc,cr m aha, are
asusllY called mental disca.c,, ne feel
sai.saea lhrir - bodily disturbance. sod
'herriarr. c.A,ms oss pity ard consider
ai,oa
IL i.ngaias iAneiei 81 lhs hyposhon-
i1iae are. nrtruhelcr.. very ama,ina
sawGimrs Il is related 81 Carran. nc
osiehraiei irth harisi,r lhai lc labor.
ci urlcr ihs belief iar a long time. that
one " BE ifg, Nas Cathol.e and the
other ffui saaHi ard no Endorsement
eaad Pegsaa.is L.u. to pui the Catholic
lsg in bed. \ caur,c 81 uIll allem.
utcA Aul shau freed frau The
cares a. BE ffofts, .af. ,aa.l r,si.f,l ti.s
heshhy coadHiau 81 tle iaJY aul De
mo'o'l .mssin.srs disappeared p.ih re-.
urirs health
ID nair,r hsl q patient sho is,sp.
inci Ac had glass iss. ADD !, vas tte
oaistaul care q hs hf 20 rre,eaf L,s
fragile Dab ffam beng fractured ue
sHs oaranol o. iar Laase sssu, ,,ar 50
t~o. lie sas "a lrasiL aiu-el 20 ert
ti6 ooauifg uhrln f1f q fiAe. 8nIer
sac Faiisucr a. fhe dneur The Do.
iof drove him 1at mllt or ts1 inia Gle
oruirr u d large cpmmon, aad be hdrl
his palicth asi ~ he vehicle. Ara r.ss.
i"ilt PLACED lam ca ihe FreUnd. With
sui rsHg 'lr ~ rl'u,i .d,iieai,an ~ OIL,
pllts'e'- iiss a3ci0l iaul.e5 ,uia ihe cart
snd dfote 81, lra'iEs De terrified pa.
arid hshtat lie rflrs usfs sahsriel
--he ~as nai hour,ff, isH assAel4al
Nishi sas oeu..as aa. sal o. uaAs a
ieiHi raay lo So ap-he aodsa.f ..,l.s8
t'a HafIHass. lio sAs established % fr.i
~ ieg d'a i.,a lirAt -eauilaasif hs "a
aatoa 20 ~ait. ul hrss ,rfy sl1ulY d.
ff-al'Ali' Faaeei oaarHre sua afrrs,b
-- Dc FT'Fsc'ercd and below he sas
hai-say Aohr sAlAea q, asll A. he e, i.
- 80 ia 81, BE
: h's setsss ts have aiss8.sird ffam
% uIHi' - Iaihri, ~ tha4A ssr. a
r.tvlslQH hal tttsa iaas r hts h,ll,
'9sivm TIE cnruisisls. f,siorrA. ir.
'larrd ~ shslt Frame nhh ns~ lie
fte
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05
Ran Tnn.

Tho Cambridge Cay folks had bit
At rare Ion last Thursday afternoon.
Mr c., whose husband is a printer
and much given TO drink, waited dinner
i0r Mr. c. until after , O'Clock bat
as she delayed much longer than usual,
she started in pursuit Of him. She
sough, him ia iho printing office. when
she learned, TO her grief, tina, Mr., C.,
WAS at the grocery.
She started quickly for that place,
with a biz OF clab-board, aud entering il.
found C., hiahlyintosicaicd She dow n.
"a c, ihen felt on the grocery keeper,
and ru him out Of the siorc at the
street door. The vife Of the keeper
entered in HE defence. bat Mrs G..
quickly put her 20 flight, and having
cleared ihc "tan yard, fell To mailing
and pounding lhc jugs, bottles, tcg, and
barrels, until everything containing .pir.
ituous liquors was demolished. The
KrLrIB mouthcd many things. while
,hc "hopc n h,s gain was being ruin
cd. bot received 30 sympathy from the
plhlic.
\ large sum Il money was made up
J., ttc citizen, % Cambridge and sent
TO Nh. c.. and the grocery keeper
va' Informed. HAT fhe lid not wish to
leave iowu, on that time .tonorcd, old
fashioned, m4ch.'alkcd-of. bot lr.s used
ft>,f ran, clad Ia son tar aud the
royal feather Of the bahblipr goose, be
Noald make himself scarce. piiboni r.
drrss $50 any shape O. form May the
l-oni send more Mn. C
Nsli glad viii Nc he vhen enough
such vemcu can be- found 10 dcmohsl
every grocery Throughout thc length
ard breadth " our land Centre, i,lc,
ga Pres
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1 kamsntt In gnl M.


Some time since, yoaog married
lady atfc ~ ono q our citizens. aeoom.
,.suici by q sister, then ihiti, widow al.
lef eur city co.'s tour saaih. The
wlaos an tho boat fT New Dr,ans.
beczmt craHgrrd Il a Young man Of
geu,co appearance, and prior i2 her
isAiiug ihg sunny south. was claulcs-
unriy married 60 him, BOT osing 10 the
Tcceui doccate Of her husband. il was
deemed ,apclieui 90 keep the MISTER
secret ia ihc city. She came home.
leaving her nca husband Ia New Or
leaus, uaii a s4.'ablc time came 10 make
hc mslisr pHhiir Meantime the Young
Fruilemcn ct our city were on the alrf
to secure tlo hani Of our young widow,
snd acro very laSi'h Of lhr.f attentions.
no lail, parry. 90 concert was complete
uHhoui her presence being ycry lively,
pretty. nod houniiOlly suprlied with
tia, auitlc the lotc 81 Nhl,h Is oon,id.
cred the ron, q 90 esd" nothing vus
baking 90 make her company desirable
AHcf some months. youag gentleman
from ibc soulh arrived. voocd and won
ths affections u our young widow The
father, not liking that a stranger. whom
nobody appeared % know, shouil be ia
irrduocd o. "a member Of dcir honora-
DE haGsch0ii, without having some
knoeirdse Of l., standing in society.
bad respectfully urged hi, daughter 10
drmand so'ae reference in regard 10 the
maitef. bot "a .Lu declined The Old ecn-
ticmaH took The Ja,y upon himself aud
asked some evidence on thc subject, but
tho loang msn Indignantly declined any
negotiation with lhc i1lhcr lie be
came rr.oluic. bot tho daughter bcins
her oku mistress appointed the day for
the uuptiais he time arrived a l,sh-
lgGallg company ~erc gathered lorcth-
az, The minister ~ uur of our churches.
with prayer book ia hand, VA, present,
ready 10 perform the ceremony, the hop
~ couple nsudius up 60 respond 10
such qntsiiunE Is arc utual ou such i'm
tcrcsiing occasions, uhcn--io the aston.
shine At q OIL present --l che father. in a
,cD porempioTy manner, demanded
some reference before BE- could cousen,
30 h'' daughters marriage io an entire
strange fhe straugcr was not discom.
posed iu tho least Of tho request bot
quietly taking document from his
porAei, handed {, 10 lhe Gii.er, saying
al tho sane liHe Bee hoped that would
he satisfactory. The father was awe.
simfk The document uas a s,1rytagf
oofiAoaie. dated ia New Orleans some
eighteen no0ihs before The wouhy
divine deewrd u unnrccsary 90 repeal
What had becn legally deoe before. and
rsiirtd-s, I'D Ail the company. save
The father, bride and Der husband. v hs
issaerY clover fellow. add wili doubt
lees make be- hsppy Piu,5urs d.,
patch
llurr,b f9I yosns sillen,-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Ar ui NufNvis. Mo- ~, lroun.
Cd by n.tl0g ihrir arms aio,c che wa
tsr ihe u1baoyei weight Of which de-.
presses the bead. Olhef animals have
tarhher nelson nay ability 10 oct Boo
-imiiar Warucf Therefore swim naiurnl-
Dr. Nh,a q m.n t.li, ,u,o decp wafer.
he sill rse 90 'he ,affacc. and nill con.
inue ia,fc 81 Del joe. pot cle,aic biz
hsnds n hr mo,cs b., hanis under
.nitf, 'n aH} say De chooses, d., head
sill Ftse ,1 a. 90 ail8s him frre hteuy
70 breath. II hc usc D., lrei in ihe 80
70 waitiHs ~ stairs, his sh0ulrr. Will
rice aho', ihe aaief 10 iAai hc may use
ie,' sHeiftao pHh hls hsgd.. o. arrie
ih'n 90 some ahcr puVasr 1hcsy
plain dinrzsuns arc recommended 20
n'4se nho Lat, uoi harmed Go swtu. iu
thsf solih. 80 ihry msy bo G.anl h.-h.
by a-'ar'4efous ,n pteser, iaF BE.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05
INFORMATION
For those who want. aud Tor those

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- t... t.,.,,. III. 'ft,t ,..i. ,,t.D t..
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VI YOU nave any "iln' "W.'' N'N'-, "' "'"'t W
similar 'haf9Ii'I sn' NH ce' l"-, 70 guy a.n,,''
NF'.' PAUL. 'E"'' 'l'ei 'l,u 'N''' W. '''' ~
W'" 40" i' fi,i,l,,, ,-' Wv ''',' P.''''
farad' - u"'fsh'r N'',il y" 'uul'h's' ''n','i,i
NIUE ''"tos ~ we ','''' '', w." l D" ~
s, molil,F', IN ga, &C. ~ G
"lu a"" ~ ''" W. '' W. ~ ~ -, ~
81 SI'''' l'h' 20, ' ~ l,'h WIZ w. 'N"N
your an' -h"V h' i.t"'9'u oh GUY ,llrl'i 'o lu,
lri't placed "n 10" ME designated lt your N'Sr ana
'"unN' i"t ''' "-i' u'Ui 'I'o "' ''',-'' ~ '."9e
whu are seeking 10 putch1fr lease tA'h'Ie'' OF ~
vest
We make hnthaffe in any lni examining our ne
rstcrand hlcs. Nhehthtf make known 'h'it ishtsi
they ARE referred o. YOUR own statement "l Your
W'ni. ana awe nave N'p- OF 'hr uii'itu stare
ani OF such counties Wc nave been Ahc {" procure
aud a. Nc employ agents :" visit the steamers aud
vessels that arnNe win l-hhgiau's got whom in'ih
900 io 3,0h arc d5ili awning, aud as We also have
agents 20 distribute nur 'ltfafs among tho strangers
At the Hotels aud as sc advertise IN the principal
p'rcr- in the 'N OF Ncw n"fk, aud all" ~ Ntious
turns Throughout ali Tie states, As wen as N the at
icicnt countries "i Europe, from when Immigrants
come ana Whrr we expect one "i our rum WIZ ~
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Hnrt

Accord ,ng 90 'hc CheHtr6eld code a
rcnil,usn ibsuli never hs .n hurry
10 thaaIl show himsclf unmovel by
shat.rc.',i end disisras oihcr. Flor.
p, and urgency Indicate "a mind tome-
what dIaf-eiel, and seldom br'okcn
progress. Generally. ibr more haste
ihe vura speed. >rifVnscssiou and
calmus-s arc iLe beat assurances ~
steady advance IT, mlicsiic c1mpu.-
ore. anl viih wings 80 bot moiionlcss
ihe eagle .aar. through ihe ai1 heights,
uHh nfr.Ic uaysc and with huiicfug
tanlars the crow f.i, over thc surface
~ the hcAs Haste is Incompatible
vih dignity Il argues a mind which
has not uscu superior 20 surround CIR.
camaaueo, aul ihincf !, manie.is
deposition ardent and imp,iuous, rather
than q Judgment cool and vtll-balsnccd
~ iAs busy century, however, 1t IS
quite common among mp.t classes u
mrn. II Is said We grow up iu hurry,
nud li,c 30 hurry, and dc Ia hurry
a, u hurry were the great law Of our
modern lif' False and sophisiical as-
ssuion Horny is unnecessary We
90 farther. Il Is harmful Acting on
the rule" \ time 10 DO every thing,
ard every thing 20 be done IN is time,
more ma, be accomplished with ease
IN given period, than by hurried effort
in the same space. " Haste makes
wasfr." What % seem. 90 gain ia one
way IL morr than loses in another. 1t
wears aud fyvcrs the system II en-.
conpscs " TO trust 10 special elliott. of
speed, and TO despiso the slow and steady
but sure plolilng Of perseverance. II
induce, IA unhealthy habit oicNcitcmcnL
The watch that goes regularly needs
F 20 move pa faster at one part Of the hour
Than ano,hcr Any increased rate of
speed ve consider evidence of some de-
uu2emcnt. Eqnabc motion in busi
ness. a. in = watch, is The thing most Of
all 10 hc desired Except on very spc-
cial occasions, The quick and Eighty step
Of haste should not be pracliccl. 1t
mostly happens that the time gained by
I hurry l. more than lost ia Subsequent
relaxation or idlcncss. We agree, there
fore, With Chesterfield. \ true gentle
man must be sclfposscsscl, calm, de
lbcraic. in whatever he does At the
same time. II IS only fair to state that
hurry" Is a relative team. What would
bc " hurry to . child Is not so TO a
maa, aud What is 80 10 one mnn is not
% TO another. II the swine should iry
To keep up with the ordinary pace OF
the elephant, Il would be Ia continual
fc,cT Of haste. The walk which seem.
natural and easy TO thi. man, would be
Mind Of lroi 10 that We would not
therefore, erect any absolute standard
OF haste, and inconiincnlly blame al
who approach IT, Each one best know
his own character, constitution, and ten
permanent, and ,honld be the best Jndc,
alec when bis movements are hurric,
and excited Merchants Ledger.
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BOOKBINDERY.


THE subscribers take pleasure In an
ununrinR a. their patrons and tIr puhiir thatthe,
have recently hiied up, IN connection with their Job
Printing and Stationary, a Bookhindrfy and have so
cured ihr -tntrcr uf Mr. g. :. AuEis.. formerly ui
Burlington, 70 take charge 0f the came They are
rrfp1f'd o. receive oricr ar wnrk ui every dc.rnp
iion. We have 1ns Of iiiokak- beet Railing Maciinss
M operation, and ready execute the most din
colt ui printed and ruled Blank Wofk together with
crrp saurty Of blank BookA Used hp The bu-iuos-
f'muHnt in ttyic not 20 be- surpa.ard los any rsah
hshm'nt in New England. Magazine, Paniphl,ts,
NrwsI'ptff, ctc., huuud With care. The, have con
sihnfl Hn hand large assortment ~ tannsf which
u'} offer AZ the lowest prices. order. tor PRINTING.
HuduE, ~ Stationery, solicited, and executed viii.
pruwpfncss and ndrlitv. q. l. Tt I'TII GOI.
Ruilsnd May 80, lrs1 Ei-fw
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Still Later.-Summer Goods {!

W FF'FFF' W "fF'' W IT u y 'FFF III z NJ
y The Peoples low Pnco store, No. I Mcrchauts'
Row, neat The nrpDt, new supply If Goods, well
adapted tho Season, srlccied with the greatest care
bought ps,, and viii Doc suld a. low ~ tho lowest
2ld1 wards plaza, iihrd and figured Bararos- Tor
taste uodrst and beauty, most tNrolicntly designed
4ipo yatds Musns and Lawns, consisting of whitc
printed. -l,iitci aud rliork Of an rradcs.
ltu0 yards Impaired aud American Gnehams.
~ pieces IiaTaer urlainea
30 Muslin Delainrs
i25 Prints oitvcD shade and style, from four
cents up. GEu. H. COLE q co.
June