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Washington sentinel., 1854-01-06
Steam Nabigation.

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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERpooy
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
TIE ships comprising this line are tie follo,eiup
The ATLANTIC ..... Captain West
IN Inc faClrlC ........ Captain Nye.
The AkCIlC... Captain Luce.
The BALTlC-........... Captain ComstocI.
Ihe ADhlAIlC... Captain Grafton
E@A These ships have been built h,
&TZfEf9- contract expressly for Goverpmen,
sE2 service; every care has been taken
IN their construction, also in their engines -
ensure strength and speed and their accommo "
datons Tor passengers are unequaed for elegance
and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York 10 Lvernoo
IN iirst cabin, Sl2o; in second cabin, $40. Exclu
sive use of extra-size state rooms. 5000 Ernu
Liverpool 10 New York, f30 and c2O
An experienced surgeon attached TO each shin
No berths can be secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
1888 1853.
From Nenc York. From Liveruooy
saturday. August Wednesday. August 10.
Saturday.. August 20. Wednesday Augns, "a
oaturday.. sept s. "Wednesday. .SeryN7
Saturday. Sept. IT, Wednesday. Sept 81
Saturday. October /. Wednesday, Oc,ohar z
saturday. ..October 10. Wednesday. October 10
Saturday,. .Octobr 20. Wednesday. Nov g
Saturaay... NOV. II Wednesday. Nov lG
SSa.uraay. ...Nov. 70. wednesday. Nov. 80
Saturday... Dec 10 Wednesday. Dee H.
Saturday. ..Dec "a "Wednesday. Dec os
FOR ireght or passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS &. co
No. SO Wall street N vi
BROWN, SHIPLEY & co.
R. G. ROBERTS a. C6.
13 Kings Arms Yard, London
j. MUNROE ~ co.
70 Rue Notre Dame des Victories Poris
GEO. ii. DRAPER. Hayre
The owners Of these ships viii not be account.
able for gold, silver, bullion, specie. iewerv nrn
clous stones, or metals, unless bills Of adInp ara
signed therefor and the value thereof therein ex-
pressed. Sep 2l-ff
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
r.. .z1 CHANGE OF IIOURS.-OI


r.. GE5.Ea CHANGE OF IIOURS.-On
es1ss1s.---si;sg and after Thursday, October 9th,
1853, daily trains Sundays excepted will be run
over this road, agreeaby to the following arrange
ment:
train for Warrenton and intermediate points
will leave the Station, corner of Duke and Henry
streets, at 81 o'clock, A. M arrive at Warrenton
at II o'clock, A. NJ
Returning will leave Warrenton at quarter
past l o'clock p. M, arriving in Alexandra at
quarter before a o'clock. p. M.
A train from CMpepper G. A. to Alexandra and
Intermediate points will leave Culpepper G. II. al
a O'Clock, A. M, arriving in Alexandria at loa
o'clock A. M.
Returning will leave Alexandria at IL o'clock,
P.M
daily stage is running between GordonsvHe
and Culpepper G. H., in connexion with the cars
On this and the Virginia Central Routes.
THROUGH TICKETS.
10 GordonsvHe. .....................& so
10 otaunlOn 80
10 Lynchourg... 90
10 winchester. .......................4 a 90
Per order: W. B. BROCKETT
oct o-ti Agent.
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IT. ALEXANDRIA AND WASH

.sT h ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
ksssss5sassr7s ngton Boat-The WASHINGTON
viii leave the regular steamboat wharf. The boat
has hne comfortable saloons. The coach leaves
the Capitol at s, 10, 10, 24, A, and 81 o'clock.
Leaves Alexandria at s, 10, 12, 24, d, and ST
o'clock.
Leaves Washington at 9, IL, II, 3, a, and 64
o'clock.
The above Boat can be chartered for public or
select parties. JOB CORSON
Sep 21-tf* Canfa;r
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MANHATTAN IIEE INSURANCE. CO.'S.
ptNy OF NEW YORK.

Gariiai sIOosDOa. paid In and securely
Invested.
A. A. ALvORD, pEEsinEST
Aatong - directors are Ambrose &. Kiagsland
Sslss q. Herring George h. Phelps, Iohn r
Bso@Rr Edwan y Morgan Mynderl Van Schaick
sHa other Substantial men of New York
Assurances made upon the most favorable terms
..IE G. Is ADAMS Agent,
ptlce Ah street opposite the Patent Office
Get lg-~eolm tmy
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ag,Rtits anS gah 0tdtts.


na. RALIfGu z. BRow SE:. late ofyIr-
v stass, haxgag iacnird ~ Washington oasrs
- Pnasssslaaal seFstrrs tee pubi8e
t'asr sbA reeidrnge ca reRasylr lraEta avenue
,elueea ~ sHd a stFerls. opposite tiad.l,y. and
60 ! asssa %iatus Hgsei..
fhse h-4fatm
AH NOTICE SIDNEY :. BANTER.
\ "a Aats nli1fnsg krHErai "a Nrgtuia, has o.,
nltsa3 - " shseEJsn o. gFarlitr law.
tie WI itFatdleR "a thr rnpFppR ConF, 81 ihr
Nntt4 rfafes iLe ryRrts tgtsu L.sif.,t "a tolaIn.
fa assa alluht - AnE afs.istslaas3 hasaac~s can.
&dra e. ktm
oaas q &ofusaar Rew badd.ss % "A street,
rad ~ Feahsy lxAeta spvAuc.
EKFEEENsss
ttEa a. = Aliea, iida. Wts Daarl.
iiaR Aachard MnasyaFr, tlssa ~ ii Sanausls,
He's - 4 trs ~ thr Coaa " Appeal. d
kigxnsa
H. 80 J1i4srs ~ the CWrnH C0uFts ~ Virginia
IT, tbe srosiars and ncp,brFs ~ Congress from
NWk8ass
rvP &l-rlyrcA ttnl
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAILING-1S53
From NeD York. From Bremen
Washington. Saturday Feb. 26 March 81
Hermann Saturday March 26. April 90
Washington. Saturday April 80 Nav %
Hermann saturday May 81. June ~
Washington. Saturday. June 49, July *
Hermann. Saturday, July 16 Aug 10
Washington. Saturday Aug. l3. Sent 0
Hermann ;. Saturday Sept. TO- Oct
Washington. Saturday, Oct. s. Nov. 4
Hermann Saturday Nov S. Dec .
Washington. Saturday Dec g. Dec. 70.
Hermann Saturday Dec 81
From Southampton to Ne,o York
washington. March 80 Washington. Sent. Ia
hermann. April q Hermann. -. Oct. 1a
Washington. May IS Washington. Nov. .
Hermann. June % Hermann. ;. Dec.
Hermann. Aug. II
PRICE OF PASSAGE FROM NEW yoRY TO so,,r,,.,
TON OR BREMEN
First cabin, main saloon. 800
First cabin, lower saloon. n............ los
, All letters and newspapers must pass through
the post Office.
No bills of lading will be signed on the day Q,
sailing. =
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
steamer.
For freight or passage apply to
MOLLER, SAND 81 RIERA,
26 South street ~ Y
G. A. HEINCKEN d CO., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY & co.
Southampton.
Sept 2l-3m
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~T.~r ! FOR MOUNT VERNON An

: .SE'.. FOR MOUNT VERNON AND
- - Fort Washington-Fare, roundtrp,
$l. From Alexandria, IS cents-Aryr,,ng IN
Washington at 3 o'clock p. M-The Steamer
GEORGE WASHINGTON will make three trips
week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS,
leaving Washington at 9 and Alexandra al o3
o'clock, A. M
Coaches leave the Capitol for the Boat at 81
o'clock, A. M. Coach iare 10 cents. Persons
wishing the coaches to call for them will leave
their names with Geo. a. Thomas Parker 81 Co
Refreshments TO be had on board the boat
JOB CORSON,
oeP <lN Captain
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NEW YORK, BREMEN. anI

&yklHTKs Southampton United States Mail
Steamers.-The shipl comnrising
this line are the WASHINGTON. Captain Z. M
Fitch; HERMANN, Captain E. Higgins.
These steamers stop at Southampton, both going
and returning. e
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~ AFtussa sFDIsAI eoIIEaE

AN ~ &&9E8& ssa &M 6&sHF ness@k4 ABAnhl
ras y brtt waa assaasaN~ a. the fsaFyh
N@a6~8 q fs9 @a saa wns8 Msreh,
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-06
X ENTLEMEN wishing to provide them

Dec 16--3t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-10

Yes, that's the way 10 treat her.
Hang her. You've hit on the RENE.
dy, though you are not aware of it,
when lou pronounced that awful SEN
tence.
Hang that cow" A writer in
the Farmers Cabinet has told the
secret publicly. le says merely
place the patient (he should have
said impatient,) in stable with a
beam over her head, and fixing q
running moose over her horns, throw
the end over the beam, and pull a
way, 50 as 10 raise her head pretty
high in the air; but not SO as 10 raise
her legs from the ground. In this
position she will not only be disabled
from kicking, but will give down
her milk without the least hesitation
mot from any spite or i'll will, but
because she can't help it.
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Dr.. AL. laams' Liver BaIsam,
Thc Only Reliable Medicine Ey-
or Discovered

lbeng pure1 all veseieble for the permanent cure Of
Inc above d'ssases The mnst skegfieai have become
- most sauguise volanes, AID pronounce the Liver
Hai la a.
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CURE or A PAIN * TIGHrNEss IN THE
CHEST AND STOMACH OF A PERSON "a
YEARS OF AGE


From Wessrs Thew & Son,
Pruprciors Of the iyun Advertiser who vouch for
the : flowing s,ltcmoats August 2d, 1851.
To Professor Holloway,
Sif,--i desire to hear testimony TO tho good If
teets OF Holiowuy's Pills. For several years suffer
ed severely from PAIN and tiehiness IN the stomach
which vas also accompanied hy shorness ofhreaih,
that prevented me from walking about ! am "a
of ago, and Notwithstanding my advanced state
OF life, these pills have relieved me- that am de-
siious that others should ho made acquainted with
thct virtues ain uu~ rendered, by their meHus,
puraivcly active and take without incon
venieuce pain. which could not do before.
(signedl HENRY CDE, North Street, Lynn, Norfolk
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WAS WEBsTER's REPLY
TO HAYNE ExTEMPOREi

No sensible critic will ever believe
that it was. Mr.. Webster never
made great speech that was not pre-
pared with the greatest possible care,
days, weeks, or months before its de-
livery. II is certain, too, that he had
presentiment Of the great debate on
Notification nine months before il
transpired. He knew what points
would be contIoverted--what char
ges would be made-and what re-
sponses the subject suggested. Ii
he's always been our firm belief-and
the internal evidence confirms the
supposiiion-ihat every brilliant pas
sage in that mastery reply was care
fully studied, and even the compost
ton pre-arranged. The New Eng
lander remarks hereupon-
"The very resolution offered by
Gov. Foot was drawn up months be-
fore, by Mr.. Webster himself. Dur.
ing the recess Of Congress, he met, by
appointment, Senator Foot, Of Con
necticut, in the Office Of General
Arad Hunt, (also member of Con-
gress,) at Brattleboro,' VI, and in
that little yellow building the resolu-
ton was drafted, and the plan of the
discussion arranged. Such was the
origin Of the great debate, and there
can be no doubt that ample prepare
ton was made for il. In all proba-
bility il was ioreseen that debate
upon the disposal Of the public lands
must come up; and ii is quite posi-
bic that the great man of the North
was aware that an united attack on
him az one that must be put out Of
the way was already concerted by
the leading politicians of the South
and West. Il was only proper pru-
dence 10 him to select his position,
and keep the management Of the bat
lie in his own hands. This was done
with great adroitness, aud then con-
summsse skill was shown in msnag-
ing the debate when il come on /; in
seixing the weak points Of the enc
my, and 10 sccuIuolsting such mo-
mensum Of power % to drive his OPP
ponents from the field"
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The British Quarterlies,
AND
Blackwood's MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT g. co, New York
continue TO Re-pnhlish the following
British Periodicals, viz:
I. THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW tCan

l. THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW (Can.
2. THE EDINBURGH REvIEw twhir).
.. THE North BRITISH REVIEW tF,ee church,
4. THE WEsrMlNsrEn REVIEW lIibeta).
). BLACkNOOD's EniNBUhGH MAGAZINE
The present critical state Of European affairs will
render 'be.e publications anuaualy Interesting during
tho year 1854. Tncy will occupy middle glound be
tween the hastily written news itrms crude specua.
tons, and living rumvfs OF tho daily Journal aud the
pondet Tome of tho future hs.otiun wriitrn net
tho living interest aud ekcitomo NJ OF The gfeU political
events al the time shall have passed away IL Is to
these Periodicals that readers must look for tho only
really inttlgihle aud reiilbu history Of current
vents, aud rs such ia addition "a then wel,siabli,h
cd literary, scientific, and iheol gical character, We
urge them the consider ton Of tho readu- public
Arrangements IN ofogrss iof ihe Tcceir early
sheets from all the BRUSH Publishers, bY which we
shall he attic 10 place all our fanfia 20 iho haads ofsub
iaefs, shout as soon they Gao furnished with
the foreign copes. Although this will involve q vrty
prge outlay part, shall continue 10 furnish
the periodicals at the same low heretofore,
via;
TERMS. Perun.
For any onr Of The foui reviews, 50 90
For any two Of, the four Kesiews, 5 90
For any three OF Tho tour Reviews, 90
fos al fourof the Reyinws, 1 90
fof Black goods Magazine 3 90
For Black wood and three Reviews . 90
fut q ackwood aud tht fouf Reviews 10 90
Pay menis TO les made ~ all case In advance. Men-
ey cuneu, ia the state where issued, will be received
at par
Clubbing.
A discount Of twenty i've per oont. from tba above
prices will be allowed Clubs orloriLs fout or nui.
copes OF any onv OF more Of The above wofksi Thus
-Four copies Of Lakewood, Of one Royew, viii be
sent to one address foi 50, four copies The four
Reviews and biaokwood fnf $50 aud : on.
Postage.
Ia all the principal Cites aud Towns. those wuiks
will DO delivered through Agents, FREE or posi-.
AGE.
When seat by mail, tho Postage io any nart Of tho
uniIod States will bo TWENTY flNECEN rSayerf
lakewood, aud hut T,tELNE CENTS yea for
"a OF the above Review
HgRomittaaccs and communications should be ad-
d essed, post paid, to the Iubiishers,
LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.
81 GOLD STREET. NEW YORK.
~ FULTON street, En,ance "a Geld stre.tl New York
N L.. = A Co have recently published, and
have now Tot sale the farmers Gu,de,' by lIenr,
stephens OF Edinhuggh aud Piof Notion Of Yale Col
iege New Haven. complete IN vols. royal octsso,
containing 1000 pages, u steel and coo wood sngfav
ngs fres, IN muslin biading, SCI Ia paper covers,
for the mail, S..
9-s-Ths work is not the old "Book Of the Far,n. -
lately resHsitafed and tkfoSa upon the wafkvt. O2
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A RARE CHANGE.

TUE SUBSCRIBER wishing TO retire ftom busiress,
offer iof sale his Store and Eouds, consisting OF
well selected stock for tade with the good
vii acquired by thirty i've Yeas of successful bust
Connected with he Store IL on aIhnfy where about
Tons Of Pot and Penrssbes has been Manufactured
annually f"f more than thirty YcHfs.
dwelling house and stole house can DO had II
stnted.
The above namcd premises situated ~ q the
host agricultural Towns in the county, three miles
from West Hartford Siation, Vermont Genital u r..
within seven hour of Boston and eleven hours Of New
York two t'ains running daily, 10 and from each place
For speculation IN all kinds OF Produce and fos tuun
try lrrde generally, the place Is equal to any In tho
SUITE
The aaove premises with OF without other properly,
hods, =, viii be sold favorable and possls
sion given The ffst OF April next
For further particulars apply ~ thu snbcfbcr ;hc
premises by letter directed to Shows Store, Post
Office. VI. NATHAN SNOW.
fotrf ct VT, Jan. I, 1854 fG.Ssy
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In rasrs % nrn,,s, -

Persons suffering from dropsy. cliher about the
tom Of Tie. at other times. should immediately have
recourse To these Pile hundreds Of persons are an-
nulily cuicd by their u.a, Of this direiu complaint
m rs different Stages, when all other means had
failed.
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Clubbing.
FRAUD 1!

A IL who want AXES Of the real COLtINs6 co,
~ make should DO partoulaIto notice the stamps as
there various iets aad limitations stnmpsd
COLLINS aud labelled mueh like ours, vhich arc ire
qnenily sold In s0me paits Of the United States OF
our manufaeue. They ATE made in different part Of
the countfy by various skeTs aad generally
vefy inferior quality. The genuine COLLINS AXES
which have acquire such extensive rcputaian 70
Invariably stamped COLLINS a 60. nAnTFORDi
and each has printed label with ssnai afe
~ that twenty i've years rince we conimouc-
cd the business with the stamp Of Collins Co HAT
ford" aud do not know OF any other axe maker of
the name Of Collins IN the Uniied states.
sAM.W. COLLINS.
August, iss3. 4i;Iy
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lflroifints.
AH,Ist2|ase
THE ROAD TO HEALTH!
HOLLOWAYS
PILLS.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE or THE GRAY
Ell, AND MOST DANGEROUS LIVER
COMPLAINT.

CoPyefa Let,sr addressed to J. a. Heydoa, Esq, Sud
Her, Ner SoaA Haies, dated Feb 25th, 1851
Sh.--A Mr. Thomas Clatk. settler ut Lake Seurge,
was for considerable tme seriously afflicted with
complaint the LivuT together with the Gravel His
medical attendants, after trying all iheitskiii candid
ly told him that his hopeless IL thus stun
ton, and when expecting every day would torminato
his existence, friend fccomme nded him to ~ iIulo
way'- Pills, aud as iofiurn hope be did so the first
dose gave him considerable reoth he therefore persever
ed m taking them according 10 the directions, and ia
res;oted 10 perfect health. lilo will feel great
pleasure Ia confirming this statement, or even make
sthdavit to tho Effect, should IL be required
(sgned) WIN. JONES, Proprietor Of the
Gonlhun lleIAld New South Males
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Every Lady and Gentleman

That wishes 10 - cents even. doaf, & s'lec,
from the largest assOfturnt Of snods IN town, clu be
suited at Lyman KINGS.
Nav ~ 1854 DIV.
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HARDWARE.

I'VE have Just received I1Tge addition 10 oar
w stock Of HARDWARE. Those who wan nice
Door Trim mings. JoiaeI's Tools, Carriage aud Tire
Rolts, Mill saws, Wood d.. Gross Cut do Circular do
Brass Kettles Sad Lions and almost anylhiag in this
line can buy them very cheap Of SCOTT FIELD.
September -, 1853 %
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These celebrated pills are wonderfully
enicMrious m the fnlln,Hinn cnIn mimi.

Ague Drcrsy inflammation surs Throat
Asthmn UYseniury Jaubdtco Stone 4 Graves
Bilious Comp's Eyrpelas Liver Com Second ~ ymp
Bloiches on the Female r. plants Tic D5uloufenx
skin rcguautes Lumbago lumuufs
Bowel fompi Frvers ufaU Piles Ulcers
Coles KINDS nhcnm ttism Ncnstcnl fees
Constipation i- ketenti.n Of Worms. all kinds
90 the bowels Gnut Thine Meskuts-. from
Consumption llea 'Arho Srfoinia, whatever cause
Debility, Indigestion, Kings Evil. &c &c.
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PROCLAMATION
To the People OF Montpelier q
vicinity.
THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL :
PULVERMACHEk,S

HYDBO-Ll.ECVRIC VOLTAIC CHAINS. n.,d
Tor the tastaH rclie5 md PsraaEeHt cure Of ali
NERVOUS Lse1scs are for the first Introduced la.
Ia the state OF Vermont. 1hoseichars were H. Il in
foduned ~ france tao years siaee, ana tom thence
have eNtendedio Germany, Austra, Prussil, EpaI.pd
and bui one year has elapsed since they we're tptf-
ducod into the Duied states They are now n.ed in
the hospitals OF lnndnn. Pals, Nieuua Berlin also an
every Hospital In New Nmk. They afe secured aud
patented IA i've different Kingdoms also In this ro,,a
ny, and are constuutY used with the uo-t astoa.h-
ng success by both PHYSICIANS and Patients 10 the re
hei aud cure Il rheumatism, fainiul and swolled
Joints, Neuralgia of the iuec, De afnesf Biindness
Nervous, ileudaohe, PalPitaton OF the Heart Cortc
ton Of The Luh-, caralgia Indigestion, General De.
khIea alsp9b6SSsn ijs lpe kslas,s Haa al 9iseees
Fluid. Certificates OF tho bene hcial eject,
produced IN the above dscares have been rece we'd
city, Doctors Golding. Bird and Percibfa Of London
also fiom distinguished Medical Men 10 most OF the
cities of Europe, besides Que thousand from
patients who thase been cured BY their use in various
Parts OF the countiy. liisan established fet Which
no Physician dare can deny, thtt all Nervous Dice
ses are Increased n seventy, rather than hcuo III ed
by constant admiui.a ton OF Drug, and The common
sense OF thrpeople - being awakened to this Truth
By avoiding all drugs end patent Nostfuns thousapds
have been cured by The all pow erfu agenis Of NJ
pure ar, proper exercise, dat, bathing &e BY the
use OF the Chains, nature ! gostiy sssisted 10 n 7
Efforts. and Impulse Is given nervous energies Of
the system, Which restores 20 health without the pf,
cess Of swallowing tho siekening, disgusting
that sfe thrown before the public. pamphlai con
tanne cFfuhcaies OF cure, description Of the Chains
and the mole OF Use, may be Tree Of charge
the Dug store Of
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SITAWLS, SlIAWLS 4!

tFyou wish FOR so,ue Of those splendid BAY STATE,
I CASHMERE aud SILK sIiANtS, YOU will hnd
icst the thtug at SIokNS a bANGDoN'@
October Is
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Linseed Oil.

I'HE subseribef vail furnish the pahlie with pure
LlAStEp Oft al Boston prices with ireighi
added, delivered At his Oi Mill, in Middlesex. or
1.-THE houtpeli Depui may be preferred hy pur-
ehasers oii Meal, an escelleat article for snd
ether cattle, Aep eoastaniy at The Mill aud tor sale
b. the ton OF bushei.
ENOS STILES.
Middlrsua March 4, 1883 altC
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Nrw-uork Garos.
SEWING MACHINES.
GROVER. BAKER n 60.

rlrHls Machine l. now justly tho most approved, and
4 no controversy exists between II and any other
patent. Offices, 405 Broanway. New York Ilay-
market squarc, Bostodi and q scu'h 4'h 81, rhila-
deiphin. 5oisly
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Head of State Street.

NV styles Of tluthirg just received this day ct
y F'on'h's clothius store s-o tooi. shoes 4 rub
hers. Monirciitr Nov 18Th
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SCOTT & FIELD

u TABLE aad Pocket CUrLL1Y. Ple.se call anc
=,
September ~, lssS. q
A. USE BLANKETS and LANCASTER QUILTS
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Over Coat Cloths,
OUR CROCKERY ROOM

H. the place where You mad every Article IN the
way III CROCKEHl a GLASSWARE
EADNle GU 9IllAG5I@Y
&C., Sc. aud We nic also pfepaiod to- furnish II Ia
iafsc sma qunities d-.iFed and ~ ihe Low s-'
puros KEITH a BARKER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-10
WHITE, GOODS

CAMnRlCs, PLAZA, Fis'd 4 Corded, MusLtNs,
" Lawns. Curtain Muslins, Edgings and lnseftiags,
l.inee aud Cotton Edgings, al SCOTT a FIELD's.
Sentrmhef 10, 1859. a.