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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29

PARIS CoUGH.-Mr. Parr lived to be 100
years old. He underwent the following med
ical treatment at the age of 81, which may
have contributed to his surprising longevity.
He stated that during his examination as a
witness in case of burglary, that, at the
same time the burglary was committed,
the oaths and profane language used by the
wretches by whom it was perpetrated so shock
ed and frightened him as to cause the imme-
date removal Of a violent cough under which
he then labored. They threatened him with
instant death if he did not restrain it, and
so it happened that the mental fright success
fully sileuced the physical malady. II have
not coughcd once since, strange as it may APP
pear, sand it will be three weeks next oatur-
day night since it left me-" We dare say
that many, if not all our readers, would wish
to decline the use Of such cure, under the be-
lief that the remedy would be worse than the
disease; the old man, however. chuckled with
mirth as he said, "They did me favor
against my will )" and thus, while he was at
tempting to carry out his resentful feelings as
"a man, he showed that he was not destitute
of the grateful one of relieved PATIENT
Excellent, most admirable philosophy, this.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29
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For the Green Mountain Freeman
nuANNv FORREsTER.o

For the Green Mountain Freeman.
satE mFANNY FORREsTER."
BY MAY FORREST. ...t. .-
80 "a star has left the radiant sky,
,ssiA lovely northern light"
And hast thou flown i-the beautiful
And shall we hear no more
Those thrilling and melodiOus tones,
Which haunted US Of yore !
We knew Gonsumption's fattering hand
Was resting on thy brow,
An Angel bright Embossed the band,
And claims thy spirit now.
And thou hast fed, to realms afar,
On wings of dazzling light;
To join the early guiding star,
Which made thy path more bright
To meet with one who passed with thee
Across the foaming main
Bearing to lands beyond the sea
Peace and good will to men,"
Oh bright indeed must be the path
Thy willing footsteps trod;
And sweet and long the seraph song
That welcomed thee to God.
And happy thou, thus early, now,
or earthly life bereft-
But who shall paint the loneliness
OF those whom thou hast left
a sv..
The 0NE to whom thy soul was given,
Who guided thee above,
viii shield them till they reach the heaven
Where dwels the one they love.
0UR hearts again may never thrill
In unison with thine,
~ But may thy spirit haunt US still,
s - Inspiring many line.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29

clover green, cure III swarth or cock, and
will make either sheep or steers in five months
without grain If they are properly attended
to- but still it is more profitable to feed part
grain. "a
Ihave wintered about 200 sheep on wheat
straw, with one bushel of oil oake meal to
the 100 sheep per day, and now they are fat
although but thin when bought them.
.. john JOHNSTON.
New Genera, Aprii 3, 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29

A R1DDLE.-liear the Quebec Gazette on
riddles w.
1t was done when it was begun, it was
done when it was half done and yet it wasn't
done when it was finished. Now what was
ite Of course you can't guess. Will this
do?
"Timothy johnson courts Susan Dunn. 1t
was Dunn when it was begun, it was Dunn
when it was half DONE and yet it wasn't
Dunn when it was done-!or it was johnson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29

PROPER TIME TO CUT GRASS.


For thirty years it has been common say
ing among farmers, that timothy hay should
not be cut until ripe-that is, until the heads
were plump and full of seed. | was raised
in country where grass was thought to be
ready to cut as soon as it was large enough
and after came here, 1 followed in the same
practice, although in opposition to the opin-
ion and practice of many Of my good nei gh-
bors. | followed the practice so long, and
had so many opportunities to prove it, that |
know to certainty that my practice is right.
For some eight or ten years past, 1 have used
mostly timothy hay. Previous to that, | used
more clover. Very often | have not been
able to get it all cut before harvest and hay
ing several cattle and sheep yards, some one
lot of cattle had to eat the ripe hay. and
am perfectly sure that it is great loss to let
timothy hay get anything near ripe; in fact,
when it begins to come in blossom, it is time
to begin cutting. If there is much to cut,
and not plenty of hands, some will then get
too ripe. | would prefer good wheat straw,
cut before it is too ripe, to ripe timothy for
either sheep or cattle. ..-, a.s t...
A number of years ago, built COW
house, and that season | cut my timothy hay
earlier than usual. stabbed my cows for
the first time that year; fed them the early
cut timothy hay, and took every possible care
of the cattle. but they became poor, would
eat but very little of my green hay, and by
spring the COWS and young cattle were over
run with lick, and poorer by far than | ever
had cattle. concluded | had cut my timo-
thy hay too green, and that my neighbors
were partly right, Next season | let it get
nearly ripe, but my COWS did no better. |
then concluded that it must be stabling, and
look my stalls, and turned my stables into
sheds After that my COWS got fat on green
nay, After | began to fatten cattle eyten
s ,hy' l found that my cow stables were NO,
raoso ventilated, and this pas the on T
bIes MY w wen In thnir sta
Inc l's. loss farmers sustain by letting ,h.;,
hay get too ripe, is immense , woaJ ' .s
have iour quarts of meal Der da ~ou ;,l ra'oer
iroen timothy hay, than to haysy way, WIN WIN good goo
'ripe hay, to tat steer with. On, pe, sa " WIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29

ANY one would suppose that the employ
ment of sewing was the most peaceful, quiet
occupation in the world; al d yet it is abso-
lutely horrifying to hear ladies talk of stilet-
tos, bodkins, gatherings, surgings, hemmings
gorings, cuttings, whippngs, lacings, cuttings
and hastings! ...
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29

PoULrRY.-At this season we frequently
hear our neighhors and others complaining
that their fowls do not supply them with the
desired quantity of eggs, as they are wont to
do in other parts Of the year; but we have
no difficulty in this matter, Tor we came to the
conclusion long ago, that we ought not to ex-
pent them to provide us with eggs I'm ess we
gave them plenty Of the right kind of food
that they may eat and drink at their pleasure
By experiment we have found that hens fed
with wheat and rice, and constantly supplied
with fresh water, charcoal lime, ashes &C.,
will produce larger amount of eggs than those
led on any other grain.-Ohio Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29

VALUE OF LIVE Stock IN THE UNITED
SrArEs.-Taking the last census as the basis
of calculation there are at this time $780,
100000 worth of live stock in the United
States. Their value exceeds that of all the
manufacturing establishments in the country,
and also exceeds the capital employed in COM
merce, both inland and toreign.-Farm Jour-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29
To Farmers & WOoI-Growers

-
me hundred per cent he made by every indn dual
engaged in rearing sheep than heretofore, by the
use of Dlaicx's COMPOUND On SHEEP C0ATiSG This
is article that has called forth much labor and study
and has been well tested before being offered To the public
Such article has long been needed II Is composed OF
thteen dieren ingredients based Chemical affinity
and combination. -tHt
The be- efs from its as fOlinws:
ISL The fleece is from l2 to ID. heavier per head
II of that nature Invgorate the skim causing
rapid gnwh Of wool and sure preventative from the
wool becoming harsh and dry which is often the
with fine wool sheep.
2nd. 1t destroys the Ticks and Vermin ria nfest sheep;
keening Flies from annoying them. ,sl .Nal- .IH
3d. Applyed Immediately alter shearing prevents the
Sun fom burning scadins the animal us thousands
u sheep injured fom This and good growth OF wUsl
retarded
4h II protects them from storms as 1t Of such ma
ture that storms will not penetrate the fleece.
5ih II is sdrr for the Scab. and u infectious
skin Diseases Of The Sheep Here then is the great de-
sidealnm Of the Farmer engaged IN sheep ana Well
growing which will pay him a hundred fold.
- as rEsrinoNIALs. i'd,
This to certify that have used Dmicks Compound
Ol'' and am sa- a from my experience, that IL 10
all the Propreurs recommend il Ia be- II is the great de-
ratum of the Farmer iD raising eep and growing
| wool, col. JOHN BREWER,
| Sent Is. 1851 SUPERIOR Washtanaw ca Mich.
have used Dim cks Compound oll'' this season on
flock If Sheep aud aths result has been 70 the
highest satisfaction, and that never saw hne sheep Or
| OH Is invaluable 10 the wool growet. l.. kMMlt.
| SENT is 1888 superior, Wa, htenaw Co. Mich.
This article will be furnished with or wiiheu color at
Two DALLAS per Gallon, one gallon VIII Goa, IRON ny %
syty sheep As the subscriber only furnish lmltsa
mou of orders the present Spring those wasting should
| order ut an early day 10 be accommodated. e
An communicate enquiries and orders directed 10
JaccB Sccrr Montpelier, W. be promptly aiendea 70
The iii Is put M in jugs kegs Of barrels and orwafded
with directions for use Ia all paris where ordered
Montpelier, Ap,t 3. 1874. JACOB sc,II Az.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29

At social party, one evening, the ques-
ton was put up, J." What is religion Z" IKE
Ggion," replied one of the party, "religion is
an insurance against fire in the next world,
for which honesty is the best policy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29
Hans, where was you porns'

Hans, where was you poru?'
Son to Holderrack.'
What, always'
'Yaw, and pefore, too
How old are you then 2
When tie old schoohouse is built, l was
two weeks more nor year, what is painted
red, as you 60 home NIT your back behind
you, on der right hand side by tie old black
smith shop, what stands where it was burnt
down, next year will be two weeks
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29
u The Greatest M dica1
DISCO VERY OF THE A GE.
N r. KENNEDY Of RexbnIv, has discovered insne
vi our comln,n pasture weeds a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.

IA H. NENN EDDY uI hoADhlVs phs ulsCuNrHu Hi"hv :"
NJ our eomlni,n pasture weeds remedy That cuIes
a, EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, as
Fiom the worst scrufula dewitt cannon PimPe.
He has tried Tin over elcveh hHndhd eases, aud heter
'ai'ed excerpt IN two cases. (bh Thunder mwGrt lie has
now IN MS p"ssesson over two bundled ctrcHes 81 It's
value all within twrnty miles "f boston. VIZ
Two bottles are warranted 10 nursing sore msrth
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of PIN
Two 10 three bottles will clear the system Of bles
TWO bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst cahker Id
We mouth ami stomach. sf .. .. .... ....I-
Three five bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
kind Of erysinpiay -''l''- ' -
One to two bottles arc warranted n, cpre ali human in
The eyes. INV "
Two bottles warranted to cure running Of the ears
ana b'icheS among tr hair.
running ulcers. =
mne bottle will scay eruption Of the skin
Nv" 10 lnfee bottles are warranted to cure the most des
perae case ct rheumatism .... y.
| Two bottles are warranted to cure the wars, r,s. a
ngwuTm ~ ''''' >'j' y
Three TO four hotties are warranted salt rheum
fReto tght bottles VIII cure ths Of SC rtuIa
Abeheh' !" always experienced from first hce aud
perfect cure Is warranted when the above quantity is
taken.
Reader ] have pedded thousand bttIes Of this
in the vicinity Of Boston. know the eff Of in ey
cry case So sure water will rxlingnsh fire. so sure
will this hnmur. never sold a bottle Of hut that
bottle sold another after trial il always spraks for it.
self There are wo things about Tins herb HAT appear 10
me surpfising-hr that grows in pastures in Sumo
places quite plenty YET lis value has heen knowa
u
all kinds of bumor have gwen il t" children year old
up to old men Of sixty, from the homet in Bos.
TIM up To the belle Of P"nan and III all eases the
IS certain No change Of diet is ever nccessary-at the
best yuu can get.
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad casos Of
Scorfnla.
Price 100. Manufactured BY Donald Kennedy 1919
w rren street, RoShury. Far sale by Smith 4 PIERCE,
Montpelier VI Generul Agents f Vermont. Sold by F.
r Smith, Mortified !. u. Bailey, Waterbury, E. Green,
Richmond Orris French, Barre A. r. Ainswnith, Viii
Jamestown, Wallace Il hickey, West Tolsham.
liberal discIn made TO those Who buy tn sell again.
Apmhecares Grocers, and others. who would like to
| as agents. Will pene send IN fhnir orders IONS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29

We regard the old method of powdering
the plants with wood ashes early in the morn.
ing when the dew is on, not neglecting the
under portions of the leaves, as about the
the best application that can be made. When
properly attended to-that is, done well and
repeated two or three times-the vermin will
make themselves scarce.-Germantowa Tel.
cgr0ph .....t....
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29
DEVINES
COMPOUND PITCH L0ZENGE.

IT 'UTITy Tu TdItHI"Iy u'0U -" III '"'oF "
relieve aud cure
/. Colds. 4. Pains in side d. BACK,
2. Coughs, 3. Habitual COstiveMess,
3. Asthma, 4. Whooping cough.
And If lungs enough are let, To sustain LIE. G"Ssuarrios
For Asthma Read This
SPRINGFIELD, October 10 1851.
Mr. DEvINE.-Dear Sir: No who has mol felt them.
selves or stood their friends, afiic I'd with the Asth
ma can conceive of is Distressing effects 1t has been
my lot witness It for years IN my mother We have
tired fur her every remedy which onr notice but
lasting beft, until we Tried your Lnzcnsr, since
which she has been wholly fee from its much dread
AM, painful Money hears no comparison To the
comfr ot heath she is enjoying, and language fails
express graudrto you for sending the medicine T."
Us. Wcean but hope that ii viii reach evpry one afflicted
with the like disease.
T. ?. Rrdfed, smith x Pierce Agents, Montpelier F
r. Smith N,rhirld
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FAIR BANKS

ne OF the bes applications discovered forthe cure
" oil the following diseases:
inflammation Of the Lungs sore Th Dat, Pnthisic, Head
Ache Piles Chuc Cramp, Fever, and other Sores EaI
Ache Cuts, turns aud Scald~, rheumatism, Bruises and
Strains, Sings Of nrcls Dyspepsia, Worms Chilbalns.
This Compound will remove that foul bilious matter
from the stomach which many diseases, fol
ows:-Pans aud Dizziness in the head Sickness at The
Stomach, Loss Of Appetite Costvrnss Janndce, Weak
ness Howell Complaint, and in Colds it gives immediate
relief II taken in
An"ng the many important discoveries of this genera
ton, is one whose fimls i'll be written with a sunbeam
in the history uf the past Fairba KS celebrated Healing
CUmpnund stands forth aune aud b., his own works pro
claims its power That mute eugnrnre So iressaby at
tecng in the appeals of the suffering lo relief has been
answered Hundreds Of cases have been cured by th
invaluable medicine, and they he produced. if nrces
sary 10 sibSiaute beyond doubt, the healing virtues
this Ieplraliun
The c'pund is combined with the most cfrctnai aids
hr Most shary productions and Its success in the re-
stnalion health Of those ho had long pinned under dis
fessins maladies, has given II an exalted character
Manufactured and sold by the proprietor in West Gnyls
ton, Mass HORACE FAlRBANk.
H. A. Hodges, Richmond, and J. b. lraIev, Waterbury,
kelai Agents, b. O.TYLER, Montpelier, General whole
sale and retail Agent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29
WATER CURE.

DR. vAIL's EsTA gLisIiMENT a, Concord, N: =
il amen sumner and Winte for the ree.piTA o. "a
tlen,s Inquiries eoueernlng the spplicabil o. tns
~ ment viii be answered withou tcbarge Prescrptess
Tor home treatment 81, oe. -
concsrd, May I, 1883.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29
Darirtp.

MAN is like a snow-ball-stir and roll him
about and there will be more of him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29
BOnmcts. ROssnets!

ME receive every week from the manufacnrers--at
w wholesale al city prices--also retail MET RIB.
BONS IRON Auction. LYMAN KING.
Maya, 1854
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29
Highly Important Announcement
To the Afflicted Everywhere,
Dr. AL ADAMS LIVER BALSAMI

Comes Greeting!
INV. a. 10 AnAMS new thr0y Of disense is Rwakenin
IL the inquiry In tile mihds oi all who read 1t: How Is i
that Aihercans have been sn ioiE and so savsy imur
ed in darkness and shofanee the subject If disease
DIR A. l.. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM.
The great Panacea Of Disease is offered to the afflicted
II the States and Territories for the entire cure Of Liver
Complaints all stnges, bilious aud Chronic Lun. Fever
Dru;lsic4l Affections oughs, Consumption Asthma jam
tisln Piles scrofua Sail Rheum, Dyspepsia, General d.
by, Nervousness, Costyeness Indigestion, Female Com
plants, &c.
Dr. A l., Adams Liver BaIsam su>taius Inc highest
reputation e any remedy before the pubc, and has prov
ed To The most skepcai, beyond shadow Of doubt, that
il Is the
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED
(heing purely eseahe) FIR the permanent cure Of The
above Diseases The most skeplical have become il,
sanguine voIares and pronounce the Live Basan
TO be the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH TO THE
.-..s AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials up from ev'ry track il has mad
swollen with expressions Of gratitude fir the relief re
ceved by It's use And in submitting His, the lirEH BAL
SAM Is recomm, nded to those suffering under the
IRON GRASP of The MONSTER DisEAsE,
and at once prlcure bottle Of D A. L. Adams Live
DIiSam.
The readers attention is called to the perisal of tn
Medical Circular, which can be- obtained If every Ageh
throughout the Uned States, giving clear epiinme of Thu
who tested its unparalleled scendency over the dis
eases to which we are all subj'c ct.
A. G. Scott General wh"lrsale Agent for Or. A. !.
Adams Liver Balsam for the state If Vermont, to whom
all orders Od he nd dressed To receive prompt attention
l9yt A.. G SCOTT, Montpelier, Vt. General Agent.
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James Herring .Br's Estate.

fiiE Subscriber, having b, appointed by the Honora
| bic Probate Court for the District of Washington Gem
missinners, receive, examine and ADJUST all claims aud
druands of all pptsons, against the Estate If James Her
ring. Jr late of Smnconk, New Hampshire. deceased, and
the term If six months from, the nineteenth day Of
May D., 1854, being ulwed by said Court IL the cred
vi said TO exhibit aud prove their respective
claims bere d. give notice, that will attend tn
the duties Of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
Charles Mcconnell in r-town, in said district, on the
eth day of June, aud the l7h day of November, 1854, at
ten o'clock, in the forenoon, each of said days,
FARLEY CHAPMAN, Il Co,,,,s
WILLIAM BiXBY,
Morrtnu,n NAV lQth 1854
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DEPOT STORE
VHE PLACEto huy Goods cheap aud the trucking
bills buy Of the subscriber who has general assert
ment, consisting In part VI the following, Wis ,
25 Tons N. Platter,
500 Ihls. Selected Stone Lime,
l0h " Extra Fiour, 81
10 Bus. White Fish and Mackiuan Trout,
Salmon Trout ff
10 " Mackerel and salt Pork,
80 Quintals Cod Fish,
100 bus. 4. l. Salt, Every nice.)
Tobacco, Teas, Coffee, sugars, syrup Moasses, Nuts,
Confectionery, &e., &c. Htt tk
tashcisnners viii not go away empty f low prices arr
what they want. ~ !" rohnS"'
Montpelier, March 10th, 1854 Id
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"Whiie her laugh, full of life, without any control,
But the sweet Vt gracefuness, rung from her u'
And where it most sparked glance could discover,
In lips, cheek, eyes, for it Frightened all OVER,
Like any fair lake that the breeze is upon,
When it breaks into dimples, and laughs in the !"
l. {. Museum
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-29

"In vain we fondly strive to trace
The souls reflection in the face,
In vain we dwell on lines and crosses,
Crooked mouths, or short proboscis:
Boobies have looked as wise and bright
AS Plato or the Stagyrite;
And many sage and learned skull
Has nnpnnd tlrn,I oh wipJnws dark and 1ull "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-12
NEW HARDWARE SrOREi!!

CHARLES S. WELLS
opening a and extensive Spring Stock
L ofH kDWARE, CUTLERY and HA RVEsT TOOLS.
and as the Goods purchased direct from Sheffield
(Eng and American Manufacturers he l. prepared TO
sell al a. figures any house i'm the west Mer-
anime his pew stock, Is quite large IofR seeefed
purchased Eo aud with entire reference 70 e wan OF
this market, o,,,
Thankfu 10 the merchants OF the erior ana tne e
zens OF this city, for their fvors alread! estsueo,
will ndeavor merit lin fu'ure) tneir eIIt
patronage among his stock may De Ivun ie
Il0 doz Wsldron Grass. Grain ana DiiAF 81 sHes'
e0 doz Scv;be Snuihes fassoredl.
s1 fo, Hsv md Manure FORKS.
~ doz Grain trades.
o OF Scythe Stones
ron doz steel and iron Hoes
doz a mes'' g. 'Rowland's' Shovels * Spades.
sS boxes .Leverett's, 'Lippineots and 'Colins'
10 casss Trace and Log Chains.
s,l doz Wagon and Coach Hames.
so Platform Cour ter and Tea Scales
Mill aud CroSscut Save.
100 packages Pittsburgh Novelty Goods.
30 dog selves and Riddles
100 gross Table Knives and FORKS.
$50 doz Pocket Knives complete variey.)
80 -.-s fs.e- "A LS0-
Shears, Scissors, Butcher Knives, Loeke. iatchess
Butts arf Screws Brass ettles strap inges,
Files, Chisels and Augers Carpenters' aud Coopers
Planes and Edge Tools, Wool Saws Brushes tHorse,
Scrub, Shoe and Whewashl, Taeks- shoe ans Patent
Brads Curry Combs. Horse, Woel aud Cotton Cards.
Wagon and Buggy Whips sc, o-e,, together win all
articles necessary kept Ia a Hardware House.
-0--- CHAS. - WELLS Main street.
cd door below Branch Bank,
,,h1-arSf,w et - Evansville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-12
q COPELAND,S BANKING AND EN-.
CHANGE OFFICE

NRANTS temporary assistance to prompt persons, at
i fair and uniform rates, at all seasons.
BUYS and sells Exchange Eastern and Western
Cites Drafts Europe Gold and Silver, Silver change,
Uncurrent Money. Land Warransi RENTS Money 10 any
mart of Europe. makes Collections and RENTS proceeds
promptly, current rates of Exchange. Pays Six per
cent interest Deposits papable on demand. once
omen from A. M, till5 +. NJ
\. BAH orders (post stPaid) promptly attended to-
jan4u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-12

MILLINERY AND FANCY STOHE-
NTRs f. VI. RICH, No. 2u4 Fifth street. Cincinnati
lNI would respectfully call public attention 70 her
large and shionable Stock of Millinery aud Fancy
Goods consisting OF SILK, Satin. Velvet and Braid Bon
nets Bonnet Caps and Fancy Trimmings, Ribbons Mar
tlas Gsoaks Black and Colored Slk anu ethcr isees
which she Is prepared 10 sell prices which cannot fail
TO give satisfaction. El =. GJ-i-t Lht
: ''~-' '--T'0'I17 MRS. f. NJ. RICH
mhl5y eOI Fifth street, between Elm aud Pinm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-12
Law PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. f. BLYTHE, Attornies at
sJ Law Evansville Indiana. associated thems
partners in the prctice of the law and VIII continue
% practice in this and the adjoining eouEtes, and IN the
Supreme and District Court They design turning tneii
attention particularly land law lG short time the!
will be prepared to give minutes, abstract
title almost any lot in Evansville or It's enlarge
mens oTi Lanasco, togetbe with tAer proiesslo "a
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