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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-09-20

crumblcd around them, mutlatel by
the fudes of party, or for personal ag.
grandiscmcnt. Men who had formed
Il Just estimate Of the devoted spirits
who honorcd the memorable confedera
ton Of l177--who, ere the warl,oOp's S
echo had left the dense region Of the
forest, or the blood Of the Braves who
had fallen, had been washed from the
field Of strife, convinced rs delegates
of this confederation not as the repre-
scntatives Of the hitherto British colo
nIes, nor of the people of the United
States, but rs delegates from the sew
eral and respective States, ir their Gu.
pacity of States, free and independent
OF each other rs Of all the rest of the
world.
Again my broth RS, how instructive
and nnimating is the recollection of
that convention, organised at Philadcl-
phia on the 10Th Of May 1887 one of
the greencst twigs of freelom's growth,
they directed their State Representa-.
tres, to send delegates representing
each separate, sorereiyn and indepcnd
ent State. This was then adopted as
the met .od and has ever since been
Practiced by the Legislature of South
Carolina, and VIC live my brothers, to
enjoy the full frui,ion Of blessings
more numerous than the most inspired
wisdom Of sagcs could at that day have
anticipated.
Our eyes have been opened amidst
scenes of transccndant beauty and cx-
ccllcncc. and here are enjoyed amidst
every vanity Of mental aspiration the
rights Of man. Our ears have heard
what wonders have been wrought in
our gallant State, she has sustained her
sovereignty and hitherto the identity
OF Ter laws. Our eyes now sec her
happy situation, and we hear from afar
the cxulting exclamation, that altho'
Moses is not with us, we find ourselves
safe on the top Of Ncbo. where the ia,
theirs Of mercics has been pleased to
condcnsc his blessings.
Brothers, farewell!
When the leaves Of the forest is scar,
And when The wild dew has changed his
coat,
When the days Of your strife is all Der,
And tho torch of your coanci! is lit,
i will talk in your paper again
I'll. then in The shade of The forest will bNlc
This talkaiivc son Of the IIuRoN TRIBE.
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LOST! LOSTl! LOST!!!

About the time was crippled some
person borrowed from the Ordinary's Office
a Record Book and have forgotten who
the person was that thus bort owed said
Book, but will esteem il n particular favor
If he or they Will now return it as it has
already cost me much trouble and uneasi.
ness and unless quickly returned it will
cost me sople two or three hundred Dol.
lars Tor | shall hive to get The original pa
pcrs and record them again.
w. LEWIS.
Sept. 90 1854 47tf
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For the Banner.
knights Of Jericho.

The Grand Lodge Of the Order of the
Knights of Jericho met at Sum,crville on
Saturday September OH. 1854. and organ
is:d by ciccting the following Brethren
officers for the ensuing year:
Bro. James Bell, &. w. c., Sumtcrvillc
&. ID. G. Ilnggins, G. w. V. c.,
" Darlington G.. NJ.
G. w. Jctireys, G. w. r., Yorkville.
{. NJ. Alexander, g. w. ~.
S. d. NJ. Byrd, G. w. NJ, Timmons-
vile,
J. L. Morris, G. w. D. NJ, Darling
ton G.. ii.
i. ID. Frierson, G. V. s., Sumter
Vile.
. iI,,n Morga" s"'iy; T,o,non,, chap''i"@,
Darlington, S. G..
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Bhc UslaYy laws.

One OF the questions of the aye is
undoubtedly the repeal Of the Usury
Laws, Which have SO long stood in
bold and futile relief upon the statute
books Of civilized nations. In Enu.
land committee in the Commons have
reported unanimously on the inutlity
of laws regulating the value Of money
and in favor Of the repeal of all res.
friction ON monetary Transactions
IN this country the press arc almost,
Tnot quite, unanimous in favor ofleav-
ing money, like every other comlEodi
ty to regulate its value by the only
sure test Of demand and supply, and
we may hope soon to see the statutes,
against Usury cxpurgatcd from our
books and as We believe a more
hoalthy tone given to the money mar.
ket.
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Piano Tuning & Repa iring.

IOSEFll FREY. from Charleston, IN
fnrlns The Ladies' and Gentlemen of4Sum-
,crvi!Ic and vicini'y, that !.c viii be in
o"'nlcFvi'ic iii about len days, prepared toS
tune anh re. air PianoS and Organs. Per-
SONS IRON The country wishing their Pianos
timed or Esn:'-ca. ~! please ,usii tiIeir
orders ihTongl, the pos,.oiiicc. directed to
me, or leave them at Chna's Hotel, as on
ly orders w'!l be attended to-
Sept. l3, 1851 I6 .,
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New Goods.

See advertisement Of Il. J. Moses
and call and cxaninc his new md
eompet stock Of goods just received
and being opened.
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Mules Mules ! Mules !

TIE subscribers notify the citizens of
Sumter aud the adjoining Districts, that
they will DC in Sum,ervillc on the 10Th Of
Cc'o"cr proN'mo, at which time they Will
oi1cr 'or sale as fire, or tic finest lot of
Mules ever Offered in this market.
Ihey Will he glad to have ali those who
may be IN want of mules or horses, who arr,
'ond OF looking q, fine stock, to call upon
them at ChIna's Hotel. Their old custo-
mcrs Especially.
ELLIS & SANDERS.
Sept. IL, 1854 DIS IF
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Correspondence of the Banner.
Cont 'o.ather-IieaAh Of Co!umbia-C City
Aems-Politi cal Intelligence Spy Glass
ar1it

Hen's-!'oln,e cal Intelligence-Sp Glass
again.
COLUMBIA S. C. Sept. 18th 1854.
.HcsSrS Editors All complaints of warm
wcathcr have been huslcd and no more,
Tor season at least, will the cry "oh !,
how hot" be reiterated. Summers oion
is nearly ended and cool cast winds, har-
bIngcrs OF the Ice Kings approach, blow
roughly upon us. The leaves OF The for
est n" longer glitter in the morning sun
shine, but It's rays at evening, fall upon
them wlthcred and dying. But Joy mani
tested at future prospects is dimmcd by
rccollecti"ns of the past ant those who
welcome Winters advent, should not be
unmndlnl OF the many gifts the summer
now gone and ended, has conferred upon
them.
Notwithstanding that pcstiencc Which
"watcheth in darkness and was,cth at
ncon-day" has VISITED Savannah, Charles
ton ana Augusta, yet we rejoice to state
that Columbia is perfectly exempt from
any Epidemic or in fact from almost
any disease whatever. No matter what
reports or rumors may be abroad, we sta,
positively that the general health of our
CITY was never better than at present.
a public meeting of the citizens Of Co.
IiilhbIa to adopt measures for affordinr
rchci TO Savannah will be held in the
Town Hall to-day. We trust the noble
example set by the Columbia Flying Ar.
tllcry in contributing 800 for such a
benevolent purpose. may incitc others to
the performance Of similar noble actions.
DR.. Charlton Wells, who recently died
III Savannah Of The prevailing epidemic
was Tor many years resident Of this
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Y. Branch Alston, Esq, Of North Caro-.
Ann, has purchased one half of the Nor.
felk Daily Courier, and has become asso.
e'atcd with hlt. IloIstcad, as joint editor
and proprietor.
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For the B;
NvcT to EnAiEpRna.

Answer to Enigma.
Messrs kiIitorS:: The answer to the
ENG Ia published in the &c Banner" Of
August 30th is
JOHN S. PRESTON.
Let some other 'Iittlc folks" make
out the terms.
Yours Respectfully
BETSY t.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

NOVEL TELEGRAPH A man named WAL
Ter, residing at Bellows Falls. Vt having
been lined number of times for selling liquor,
has gone across the river into New Hampshire
and put up Il building on the bank of the river,
and there keeps his stock Of = fire water" His
residence b mg in Vermont, j. also ne,r the
bank Of the river and h. has run Il strong wire
from one building to the other, across the river.
person enters his huuse on the Vermont side,
deposits his order aid Jug, which are placed in a
basket aud pu led across the stream the jug is
filled and takes its way back into Vermont, TO
It's original proprietor thus evading the Vermont
Liqnor Law aud its penalties.
The GAINES SUIT The celebration contest
is not vet ended Mrs, Gaines is about to make
application t. the proper tribunal to have the
missing will OF her deceased husband farther ad-
ml'ted to probate. She WAS induced to take this
course by an intmaton given by the Supreme
Court that this effort might succeed, and in case
it sh Md her claim to the property would be
! indubilable Judge Campbell in an elaborate
opinion, has favored the application, and Gen
Walter Jones, of Washington, George Wood,
Esq, and Judge Kent of New York, concur in
that opinion. The perseverance, # this lady is
certainly without a parallel.
The new Stone Cathplic church. in the pro-
cess of erection in Dorchester, Mass was blown
up on the morning of the 9th, by placing keg
of guppowder on the floor of the bui dug. The
roof was entirely blown off, and the east and
west walls demolished. making complete wreck
of The building. here are various rumors as
to the authors of this outrage, some a,tributng
it to the Irish, others to some of the Catholics
who have been opposed to the location of the
church and other causes. 1t is hoped that the
Town authorities will be able to detect the vii
lins who did it.
A white woman has been arrested for bigamy
in New York, who has had six husbands-two
Of whom were blacks. She is loring creature
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Che 4tlarkrts.
CAMuKIuGE MARKET. Ju,v +

Al Market 3HUattlr, about all Bervcs, aud " stores,
CONSISTING ui working ,Aen cows anu calves earrings,
tive and three years dds.
Pkt tLS-NARKEr BEEr.-Extra, $500, first quality
$3.50, second qualify ST IS ao,O0; thrd qnalt, $50;
"iu'nary, 81 GOA 0,OJ.
HrpRs-so,OOa 6,5o percwt. Tallow, $3.50 900
PELrs-S0 80 0, 10 Cali skins, l5c prlib
VEAL tALvEs-S500a 1900
NoRKIsG OxgN.--sI25, 1876, ld2, $780, 1885,
Cows AND CALvEs-SH, A, ~.
YE H.INGs-$0Otu 3D. Nv" Years Old SOS t" SO, Tire.
Years Ulds, S54 IL ~ Oil
SHEEP AND LAMB>lo03 al MARKET Extra, $500 to l.
By lot, $l,25, 1885, 400.
SWINE Retail, Oto Uc. So
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RRICIITnN NARJSET .Iuyy q.

BRIGHTON MARKET, July G.
AT Mark ct lJlJ Beef Cattle % &ures prS Working
oxen, ~ Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep Lambs, 4ou
PklCES-llEEf CATrLt.-EAtia, 5000; first quality
$50; second quality $e 90; third quality, S775 $50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-s4,5o, 2,75, 400. Extra. $500 IL
40
WoaKING OxEN-S9a, us, i48. l40.
Cows AND CALvEs-S20, %, 81, 30, As
SwINE-5 &c, Retail, ba7.
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BOSTON MARKET, July 10.

FLouR-t:enessre, Michigan and OHIO, suprrtnt ST.;
fancy, 50 90, extra Genesce, Sll, rs to ll,75.
GRAIN --;nrn, How, 93c white, So. Oats, north
ern. &c. Rye, Loo v heat, 81, Qua" 400.
PRovIsIoSs.-Prim' Pork SI3 90 pei bhl; Mess l4.5l
Clrar Sl70n, Boston Mrr Berty$i7,OO 1900 La
10 II IL. Hams. . l0c per III Bauer, common ah,
store, II a 9c: family 81 23c. Cheese new Muk. &,
l0c fou rmeal. IS a u, IaI,acsr so 55H ,u0pef tr
HoPs.-ffs, SORT 1858 20 10 SIC III. '52 crop 90
SEEDs-Herds Grass S2,75 3a' pei bush Glover
northern, 10 2 II l4e per ID.
AsHkk-Pearls, $5,G0a 5.62 prrcwt; Pots, $3.50
WO3L-Priuie Saxsny Fleece So 5sc Full FLOOD AZ
so reefu rths Blood 50 co. huff do 10 Is; connuI
and one lou nth do. 81 n 81 a. w
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To LMillers aad Machinis IS

The Undersigned having been appointed agents for the sale
Davis Superior Stretched Leather Betting and Lace Leah
err would say to those who use the article they fur
nshng it at the lowest manufacturers prices To those who
have heretofore made their only of them trial
of the machinery stretched Betting and they will use
any other Being made of good leather hav-
ing been exposed to powerful stretching machine when
made and attached to the machinery they permanent
1t is not deemed necessary to say word of its quality in
comparison with Others its wide reputation speaks for it,
TERMS CASH. All orders promptly and faithfully executed
by OLIVER HELMER, Agents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13
MILLS Edpk SALE!

rNHE subscriber would like 10 sell his GRiSf AND SAW
j MILL, IN Waitsfeld. The Grit Mil was built
(cxc pit The Fam in ls49 with -four run OF Statues and
good of custom It's earnings since was built each
year will be shown any one, wishing IL pur base The
Saw Mill the tirst Vii, and well supplied with
custom logs The property will be sold Tor reasonable
price, and the time of payment made tas' so that the
earnings Of the Mills will nay the purchase ney, by
having sufficient paid down TO ensure the balance
Information IL TO the location and condition &C The Mills
may had by enqung ii Joshua living, E>q. Of burre
or John I ylcr Of Lebanon, N. II.
RODERiCK RICHARDSON.
Ivaits6eid Jnlv 4 1871 o0,y6+
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TO MERCHANTS.
EHosnlan's Spring Bittcrs,
PINT R0}fieS ,,uI,, )S (,ufy
TWt D07t7FS ON7y ID CTnl

iFnu VI. >andburn
Nh. lioLMAN;Su may lhiugs, great portion of hicl
nrG spurious aud im,ns'Is he public, are now re.
commended IN llr ew:parrrS that ones mind sCkcns,
aud he ardy get mp resolution speak in culinen
datmn of what he knowso possess real Yela sense
Of dny, and desire IT, henct the afflicted induces me 10
say # The i nan Medicine that ii possesses merits un
vard, Tar AS my observation goes far the complaints
for which il has been used nmy iamv, and Tor which
have known others thus" fon,, in my IaniIy have
from early period in lite afflicted with the Liver
Complaint have sought relief for them from tb' best
Physicians of my acquaintance III The country and city
with but little success. The medicine above named and
for The complaint above specified have used with uu
failing success hav. known others Ia use it with equal
benefit, for the above aud other complaints. From many
years. experience, most chee,ly testify 10 s excellence
j. SANUBOKN.
FRED T.. SMITH, Montpelier, General Agent for VI.
Fed smith, =. p. Redfeld, Agents for Montpelier
E. smith Agent at Mortified.
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S0UTHEN.& NEST IA hi
$sYCarfying the United Stues aud Canada Mails and
National Express Matter
TO TROY, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
I'm and AFTER Monday, May l.t 1851 trains leave Bur
" lngten, via Rutla aud harrington Railroads
6.15, a. Arrive at Vergsnne- 100 AN Mddlebury
73O M, Bran, on sos 4. NJ, RutIanu s,45 \, N -
Leave Rutland, by accommodations, at 1000 AM. or
by Express Train At l30p NJ arriving at Troy 400
PM and New York nj 30 n.
1890 a. m.-Arrlve at V'r.ennos II 20 A. NJ, Middle
bury ll.5e M, Brandon l2.3l. p. M, Rurland |. 10
Pm Leave Rutland ! y Express at 100 P. NJ. and
arrive at Troy 400 r. NJ New York $50 Pm Elk.
press train leaves Troy for Buffalo 90 M, arrives
500 N.
9.45, p.m.-Arrvc at Ve-gsnnes 1910 Pm, Middle
hurry II 90 p. NJ, Brandon ll.40P NJ Rutland - Is
An. IL lodge. Leave Rull,ni by Express Train al
6.I5 AN, arrive at Troy $50 A. N. New York 200
I'm Express Train leaves Troy II 90 A. NJ, arrives
nj Bntlau $50 p
Trains leave Buffalo for Chicago, &C.,
Via Lake Shore RaIrid, 7.aD NJ, l0.45 A M, and
10. Pm Via Great Western 1904 NJ. Michigan Stulh
ern aud Michigan Cenlral steamers 9 10 Pm.
Accommodation tmin leaves Burlington Is NJ. and
arrives at Rutland Asa Leaves for Troy 10 90 NJ.
arriving al 30 NJ, connecting at Troy with Express
trains for New York and Buffalo.
The Railroad Route from Burlington to Troy, Albany.
New York and Buffalo viii avoid tie dangers and decays
incident To other routes. The speed, regularity and
rty uncqnaed the time much less than by any ,ner
r"ut, and the change "t only often quired
for safety The completion Of the new and splendid Pas
Sta on Of the Troy Union Railroad Company at
rerds facilities for obtaining refreshments and changing
cars for buffalo aud til" Wet unsqudllrd by any ohe
route.
6y This in the only Line by which passengers can pro
cure THROUGH TICKETS for the West, no; requiring
To he exchanged On the Route. engers going To Al
bauy will find tins the shortest and direct Route
Albany Northern r. r.. not being in operation between
Eagle Bridge and Albany.
0y- Pass myers for BUFFALO, TOLEDO, DETROIT
CHICAGO, &c. Will be srppied with through tckeis by
any Of the Routes from buffalo
BAGGAGE CHECKED AND TICKETS SOLD
A. the principal Stations the line OF The Rutland an,
Bur inglon Railroad, nr by JOHN CHURCH, Genera
Ageu and Il. l.. PRINDLE, at the principal Hotels.
tF-N Rutland inquire for Remington koulr and West
ern Vermont cars aud du nut change Center Rut
land. |. V. BAKER, Snm Troy and boston Railroad
". S. EDDY, Supt. Western Vermont Railroad.
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MONTPELIER MARKET. July II.

NUN IFELiEH WANhET, July II.
PROVISIONS, &c.-hutter, family, ID To u rtpre, 90
90 Cheese, To q. Lard, 10 To ~ Talow, 10 9,
to 70 Dried Apple, tos Eggs II per doz. Potatoes,
IS to As pSfhush ~
Extra fine 50 50 /" Oooo fancy 50, 90 to 90
s1pe fine, 5000 10000
GRAIN AND li.Y-Corn. | 90 to on per bush. Oats SO
to % licrdSgass seed, S2S7 Clover Is Doc per ID.
Hay, 5000 to 100 perton
MiscELL> NE"us-Dry and Green Hard Wood, $2,?5 III
800 per cord Shingles, 81 25 to rs per NJ. Wonl 80 Ia
4Oc per ib Nails, "a 90 er Salt 70 to SOC per hush
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WOOL! WOOL!

WASH pal fer oo at the Ijcpot Store. Also, Cash
" paid for Butter, Cheese, Oats and Potatoes,
D. l.. FULLER.
Mammalian InIv 7th lO51
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

1OOO POUNDS Extra Fine Dairy salt in bags, 10 and
FOOO 90 lbs eacb for sale by the subscriber at wnle
sale aud retail. b. l., FULLER,
MAJ JuIy
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Notice.

GOLD CHAINS. vi
Gents Curb, Guard Fob and Vest Ladies Chateaiss.
and Neck CLAIMS. Il,
RAgM >JEW8ARY Y I
OF every variety and style Laue's Brooches, Ear
Ring, Gold Thimhas, Loci ets, (single and dubir
fine 'rm.nt If Gold Peus and Pencils. Gents. Pins
seals aud Keys in all styles.
SILVER WARES,
Consisting Of Pitchers, Cups Tea Sets Cake Baskets
Walters, Table, Deset Tea, sugar, Mustard aud ~alt
Fruit Pie, Cake aud Fish Knives, in every variety Of
style and finish Manufactured to Especial orders by
of The Oldest aud hest manufacturers in the United
States and surpassed by the market Our
silver is WARRANTED 10 be good be procured
Plated Wares.
Cake Baskets, Tea Sets, Walters, Casols Table, pes
aud Tea spoons. soup and Cream Ladies, Sugar Mus.
aid, salt and Bar SPOONS. kn Rugs ,Ple Cake Crumb
Fruit Fr, Bu ter Knives, Aspargis, Ica and sugar
rongs as h'"dsn.nc il, Silver ana AT one h1h tie
S1PEET.AE LES
The largr-, aud ,tt assortment in the STATE
Consisting part I'd, Gold, silver, Steel ant Plted IT, ny
and !iraw Bows. with prfscope, periucal, Concave
Common Convex and Culored, single and double sights
Goggles of all kinds.
Britannia Ware
In every style, Papie Mache Goods splendid Lot OF
lt If the cerbr ited SWISS Raz'rS, from the manlf
~ Ut Leconsre also fine assortment from the hest Eng
s and Amtric n makers, Ladies' Work, school, Dinner
and Common Baskets, Reiicules Pun Monais, of every
style aud quality Gilt Jewelry, Fancy Boxes, aud great
assortment oi Toys aud Fancy Goods
(sA@GK9,
great vatiety of nss ,'I"cks . G. Square. Gothic
Oriental, Jsnny Lind Marine Octagon, Victoria, Manial
Papier Alache aud Fancy eight day aud ry n,ir, with
and Without alarm, FROM THE BEST MASulAcroRIEs.
PERFUNhRY,
Lnbins, Pynchnns, Pievvrs, Glenns Mangenet and
Cuarays' extract far the Han kercrf, Farms, and ih
Cologues, Spadi hg's Bosc Try shorts Lstrles, Bur
gre's Cream Nutrtve and 'yhcritn Lustrule fu' the
hair aud great variety Of pigments, perfumes, &c.
WATCH RIP AIRING.
We take pleasure 10 nnnhuncing friends aud the
public that we have secured the Of Mr. JosgpH
| iUsH, VIVA will take charge OF Watch W.rksrA And
VIZ terl confident that have good wnseafsi as
there Is IN tue county, eqla to the and exagd by
none Mr. Bnsh has had several years experience III he
best hops IN hecity And patrons may he assn red
that any work entrusted 70 his will be promptly and
faithfully executed.
All goods sold warranted to be as repre-
scented.
Walton's Block State Street.
| Montpelier, June 7th, 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

HoILowAY's PILLS the best medicine on sale in
the nte States the ingredients Of which they compos
ed unurous that they cannot harm the most deli
constitution To vaetunarans they cannot fail to be
Of the utmost service, being composed entirely Of medical
herbs the production Of who has made It MS study
10 alleviate the ills which the human family are subject
they must, therefore, b. hailed with delight as supplying
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13
Rows ClOllAin"
GLOVES AND WOSIERY.

JUST received complete assortment Of Gloves and
Hosiery Of every variety Of kinds aid sizes Also
ngs r. H. LOOMIS
Mont pel ier 1854
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1854. VI Central Railroad. 1854.
Nor hern and Western, British
and United STATE Mail Ro tie.

IN AMI after June j. 1854, Passenger Trains will run US
" follows:
Going North and West.
LEAVE BOSTON at ! 10 A. NJ, rcuching Burlington
AT Roues Point at 2 Montreal at and Osdeusburgh
at II 10 2. NJ
LEAVE BOSTON at 10 VI New York 8 A. NJ. lodge
At Montpelier, Vt and arrv ut urng at 40 Rousrs
Point al 800, Montreal at TO- A. NJ and Ogdensburgh at
| p. Nj next day
Going East and South.
LEAVE ROUSES POINT ats A. NJ and 3 Il 7 p NJ
connection with trans from Montreal and Ogdesburg
aud aluve in Boston and New York THE SAME DAY
by the A. NJ iraIn und The mex day, by The & p
NJ. trains.
For further information, apply Ut the Ogdensburg and
Rouscs Point Passenger Statsns the Champa and St.
Lawrence Railroad Office Montreal, To Orfs KIMBALL
Agent, l0S state Street and mt the Ticket Office Scno-
lays Binding so Court Street, Boston.
| 9c3~ Freight Trains run daily
JAMES MOORE.
Supt. V. c. q. R. Z
| Mortified, Vt June |, 1854.
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Plated Wares.

Cake Baskets Tea Sets, Walters, Castos, Table pes
er aud Tea spoons soup and cream Ladies' Sugar, Mus
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