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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
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ANnErEss.efH

THNHH El.tor Of the E,pRedHe 0's rsr
Y O. WALLACf. EaI.) hashng suggestc,
10 s, I'd 50 "a succeed il IS neec E.wy To make
oue's I'd -uess Us public as toss.leaud believ-
in4 th. T. IS g,od S,lssc u the suggestions, VIZ
avail olrsclvea of tlc colmus II the Ojse cei
to assute the people Of Lincoln that We havi
the latgest al LII best stock of Fall :IuSi
lyiuiErr Goods that We have ever offered
10 this people, which will he soli or sch terms
for cash rs fcU taaprably coDlIspf irih any sous'
m E,getterle, br "a prompt mel, q. he uspaitiete
We have If
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Silks, of all knd4 Suiss,'s Lawns, Musliia
Velvets, all c9logs; atletas;
Bareees; llrocales;
DeI.anes, great variety Prints. fine assortment
Cashmcres lptiid2soIl Chemizcttes:
Meriuoes; Iaces, large supply;
Alpaccas; ,Iaconet Swiss Ed T
Bavadere Robes; ingt and Inscrtings
Velvet Cabcs; Robbinet Elgines
Cloth CloaEs; Ribbons, heavy stock;
Shawls ofIrich STYLES: Bonncts, Gloves, llosie
En,broioerrd Collars, nv Shoes etc etc
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Gnromic IsI.cuasllii@m

IS cured III all cases. by using this medicine.
We WHO lre using your crutches hobblin2
along through this troublesome world, with a
stitch in the Side" md catch IN the back, .
will find certain aud permanent relief In this
External MedEcinel
If there lie any such in the town Of Fayette-
Vile and surrounding country, we admonlsh
YOU to 20 to bur agent and procure pamphlet
and a bottlefdf the Chinese Rheumatic Anti
dotc. Put III in large Bottles. wthsimplc and
plain drccti@ils anil sold at s. % per bottle
two BOTTLES ior 81 co.
A. s. Y0UATT d. co, .Proprietors, Mai
den Lane, \ IT,, To WHOM all orders should be
addressed.
For sale inlNashslle by
J. T. DRONGOOLE,
OIL Agent, No II, College street
And for s4e in Fayett willie by KcEYroy d.
.HeK,noeH d II Dieaer d Htap'ou.
Dec. - lB53-1v.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
NEIL, M00RES 4 WRIGHT.

EAVlNG purchased from So,sfA- e.
Il wo'h- Ho,gm y Nea then lot, ~
ton sud stock Of Goods. are prepared ~
to offer them to purchasers on such terms a.
cannot fail to he satisfactory Our stack Of
Woelen Goods, Cloths, Blankets, O,ercoatines.
Negro Shoes ETC. etc is larger than usual lor
the season, and Ne afe determined TO sell
them. Buyers viii therefore find it to their
interest to pay as 4 visit, before purchasing Z
Our object is 10 sell Goods fog small profits for
cash oT 10 solvent men on time. We havdIna-
ny articles not usually dealt in Nv retail ihc,
chants-such rs Etacksnitl,s tools Saddlsf-.
touls BellnWs, Carpenters tools, Bpsgn,-.
Rope, Coorers War, Chairs. Spipning Is hesl
ETC. We hope q cottinuapee of the la,-,u.-.,
Of our predecessors, rs well as q cali ir,u. IN
others who want ANYTHING n our Hne
As the preseis year is drawing near iif ele...
We Will not consider our accounts due ,,...i
CHaIsTMss YEAG
ieatieTs LgBsey. Joss. and al the usual lor-
Ter Of the eqiutry. taken IA exchange n nj,
est market prices
NEIL, MOURES & WRIGHT
nov / 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Is,c ENicinaf Remedy for Haan
Machine OF Man

Easily derangedl aud the slightest lnterierence
at head quarters (the stomach) interferes with
the functional duties Of either one of its or
gains, producing an unnatural and unhealthy
condition of man Throughout.
4 Then why drag ont miserable existence,
Iby gorsing Yourself with "a dose Of medicine
levery hour" iust because it is prescribed by
Ione of the regular >builtg' Beware, yPung
lady, Young man, Of So much poisonous PIN
hrat stuff ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
FRESH ARRIVAL.
DIEIfEE2 8. HAMPTON
DRUGGISTS
FNYETTEXfIIE TENN

(I'est SHE II me Pp5hc Sqa@e)
>n1S. HAVE just received . FREsH suI
Q ply OIL
Drugs, Medicines aud Chemicals;
Paints, OILS, fVarnishes aud Dyf-Siuils;
Window Glass az Putty;
GLASS Ware, Heff'a mery. fue SoaIs;
Fine lIairand Tooth Brushes;
Paint Brushes;
Surgical aud Dental lnstreneilts
Spice. Snuas, Tobacco Seeaf;
Patent Med eines. great vafciy;
Pare Wines ald Isrndies for ibeiiealuTo.rs
Fancy ArticIc>;
RooI1s--School, COLLEGE, Medical. MsceIla-
Heous, PocticAl ami Historical;
Blank Hooks, Letter and Cap Paper;
SaberioI Ink, Steel Pens andQuilIs;
Letter aud Note Envclopes;
Nd'e Paper and Visiting Cards.
10 v Inch We politely 1nyite the attention 81
anil the public. Purchasers will
am our toct coMrLliE W4purchase on the
fest torn land are determii ed to offer every
bn.Iucenl eut % purcliasers. Ply sicilrs bis
ui pres rriptions VIII receive particular at
tcttion At all times.
May &c. DiEMLRS HAMPTON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

Circuit COurt-
The called term Sf this tribunal is
appointed to meet in this place on
the 18th inst (next Tuesday week
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
l,AfOGRkiJ DRESS GOODS
FOR GENTlE. Nj z ~.

Cloths. Gassiineres and Vcstings; fashionable
Hats Sathets; Tvecds; Blankets, of the finest
kind, Boots and Shoes, great variety; Tn
der Shirts all sizes Drawers. - fit ANYBODY
ready ma he Clotlgng, of all kinds and quality
Gloves, k d and wooden. fine stock, together
with aim, 81 every article necessary to complete
geutlcnf n's'wardrobc.
Hardware, Cutlery Queens and
GLASS Ware very large aud we'll as
sorted sidck.
= We doIuot. i'll oyder 60 sound large, say tliat
we want 10000 lbs of Feathers, etc, but ND
10 say TIA we Nil take any amount Of BARTEa
usually deeeived, in payment for Goods. Fol
instance Wool, Feathers, good Socks and Jenr$
etc. etc (sept. 30 j.. II. TUCKER COY
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
HUBBARD & DUAL,
RESIDENT DENTISTS.
IA TET'T'EFIILE, TENN
uEI.P Us! CAsmUs!

YNH6SE indebted to rs, Iy note r
j or account must come for- - ~
ward and settle up forthwith. We
are in ,5ebt--our debts must he pail: and ",
are going to collect in orier TO do ID Thh6e
who fail to heed this, Will, perhnlf. in due
time be Introduce toa constable, \ wor,l
to the wise is Sufficient
an. 10. 1854 SCOTT & GRAY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
"a Az RIAaES s.
MARRIED.

MARRIED.,
In this county 2Bd nlt, by Jacob Gillespie
Esq, Mr.. JAMES Mccoy and Miss Ell IzADE1Il
RILEs.
In this county, Mr.. JAMES $. MAI PIN land
Miss AMERICA w. WHITAKER.
Ih this county, by Thos- IL Freenl ian, Esq,
Mr.. DAVID LtTThkI. aud Miss EIIkA JANE
BL AcKwEIL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
" seT'HGE.
PRl cEs REDUcE Ed!
.MITCllELL'S CELEBliATED
lh INpIkN BOTANtC MED

- 49, -
res ~ limos Hufieys, fF0 Dsites s0iftn tresk 7
hopts HA-tlle ONLY lLkcE p>he hed ID
Lincoln or adjoining counties. w feel jit-
titled ia reducing the pritei that all iuterost,id
may avail themselves nf Their use.
Also ALNA4aos TO BE- had with Nc.Iicircs.
Jan. :, 1851 1T
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
..lrhrow PI,ysic 20 aV,c Dogs!'
determination il. ..li az Forms.

4yfIl of twenty wears staining, Yields N ouce
70 the magic char7ns this truly astonishing
4ulicxternal combiRation All persons affect
I'll with Gout, Rheumatic Pains, Stf JOINTS,
l'qntracted and Distorted Limbs, Hump Back
iauScd hy muscular coutractious. and loss Of
idryous energy, 4abitual cranqt and spasms
ioks Of musaul4t Motions 81 nal irritation
htaEuess Ia the fmall Of the b4ek, deep seat
E4 Ians and 7ofeness in the l[easi, stomach.
Eile and Icons, wasting away aHd shrinking of
hby Of the limbs and muscles, are all SleciilY
apd permanently cured by the use of one boz
tlr. ,f III, MOI .tft ID,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
ftiraig!c Pains.

asuking At tha.stomaeh, paIpi'ation Of the
Heirt sick anil ndrvoas headache, cola feet,
lRiDs in the b9mdls and stomach, collie &c,
,3il all hc iminddi4tely cured by rubbing the
qXtema suFfacA With small IortioN Of the
LirllY candenirltel mallcnal cnnlennd.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Ven OF Refinement

Whb have just appreciation of Truth,
and Ilskthem in all candor if the above is not
trueR That being granted, we now propose tn
ask kou why it is that internal remedies are
alw avs resorted to In the treatment of such
diseElses2 Why give a man a dozen nausea
ting doses Of medicine for a swelling of the
ancIe? Why lhvsis "A man TO death for a few
PAINS? Wiv give al man pills for an affection
of thc mnsces? kh, friends: "Be sure to
give one pill every hour hhs lain its thou
SANDS. Mans stont ,ch was not designed for
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
Neizc tEnon rrulh

whfrdv r you ind Il. We offer medicine
whEch will not deyour your stomach, it Will
nod Interfere with YOUR regular food, it will not
prdyent a healthy assimilation of your dgeS-
tiyb apparatus, but it is powerful external
stihulant which opens the pores Of the skin,
extites the absorbent system, penetrateS the
netves. muscles, and tcndons and ligaments OF
thu parts to which it is applied producing a
irde circulation of blooii thr5iigh the parts
the ner vcs revivifying and build
int ull the dcalenel tissuesto which It is APP
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02

IFlJ Nllh. CRIPPLE, THELAME, ANDTHE
$.ig .Iointed, eah find relief in that Ex-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-08

The Americans have had warning
now. They see how the Douglases
and Cottman play treason with their
national name and fame. A cynic,
like Nicholas. may find amusement
in the vulgarity of democratic tuft-
hunters and Czar-worshipers; but
all better men will desire that our
republican cousins may become SO
conscious of their liability to such
ridicule and disgrace as their Colt
man can subject them to, as to de-
vote their best energies to uproof
the mischief. When they have no
despotic element involved in their
democratic constitution. it will be
in no mans power to pawn their in
terests to despots, or submit their
national honor TO the ridicule, the
compassion. or the bitter regrets of
all Europe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-08
Misery in the Island OF Zante.

A correspondent writing from
Zanie tells the following painful
tale Of suffering -
Want has reached It's acme here.
saw, the other day, whole fami-
iy feeding on melon vines which
they had picked up in the streets
Beggars throng every street, in
which not unfrequenlly dogs are
seen dropping dead from starvation.
Few are able here 20 afford any re-
lief to the furnishing, aud none who
can do il TO any extent, for almost
all are poor The sources from
which money could be borrowed
are exhausted, and the places in
which things could be pawned are
brimful with effects. The charita-
BILE pawning establishment, a very
large building, is completely filled
up to the very roof with garments
bed clothes, aud so forth, and the
Jews have filled up their house with
articles of the same description
The very images, objects OF wor-
ship in the Greek Church, are pawn
ed or sold TO Jewish pedlers. Busi-
ness under such circumstances is
out of the question. Its slow pulsa-
tons are scarcely susceptible as they
drag along to administer scanty
pittance TO the starving body of this
community. The Government it,
self is bankrupt, and everything is
| in its lowest ebb. One can have a
carriage with two horses TO work all
day for from forty to forty-eight
cents. While | am penning, this
one of the small land proprietors
here came and threw himself at my
feet begging something to buy
bread for his starving children. and
get some medicine for one of them
which was in dying condition.
Prices for provisions and breadstuifs
continue extremely high and this
renders our condition more bitter
Should, in this extremity, the chol-
era be added, which is not at all i'm
probable, then our case will be
almost as bad as we can have it in
this vale of tears. Up to the pres
emit, however, we have had no cases
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-08
University of Vermont.

The ". Y. TINS contains the following
notice Of the late meeting Of the Corporation
Of the u. V. NJ. of which body Mr. RAY
MoND. Editor Of the Tunes, is a member:
On Thursday the Board OF Trustees bad
their annual business meeting. President
Smiths resignation was not accepted, tho
am sorry to say that his health Is so delicate
as to render 1t exceedingly doubtful whether
he will be able long to continue IN the dts
charge Of the duties of the Presidency. The
salaries OF the President and Professors we're
raised about iiceniy fue per cent, and the
rates of tuition were also raised from ) . %
to $50 per annum. The Department Of
Chemistry was reorganized and means were
taken to render the chemical apparatus for
lccturing purposes more complete. Provis-
ION was also nude for Instruction m Modern
Languages. rwo yacrucl IN the Board
of Trustees were filled. The University Is
10 a very furnishing condition, and a large
class has already entered for the next year.
Tremendo "a Conf igr1'ion IN .Niic1lt'e.
Dy lan extra slip from the office OF the Nil
yankee News OF the 25ti, we learn that one
of The mos, destructive fires that ever occur
red Ia that city broke ont on that day. de-
stroying property to The amount OF from half
"a milton TO million Of dol ars. The ire
caught about ~ o'clock in Daviss stables,
snd spread through me whole row Of butd-
ints, from DrUs's to the fremont House,
and the wind then shifting, in an incredibly
short space of time, the United States lntcl.
aud the whole block. extending from Huron
20 Michigan streets. Including the whole
square bounded by Main, Huron, Fast Wa
Ter and Michigan streets, was IN 1im's. -
me fl ,mes then extended across East VA.
ter street. 10 the west side, destroying all the
buildings, from the corner Of Huron street
to Nazro's hardware store. The fire was
still raging at half past five o'clock 7 NJ,
though there was no doubt that II would be
confined within the limits named
, The progress Of the flames was so rapid
thattheeinrisof the irenen were almostpara-
yzed & the greatest confusion MeNcitemen;
prevailed. The strceiswcre filed with smoke.
I Ono building WAS fitted with fireworks,
which produced q succession OF loud reports,
and walls were constantly falling with a
l loud crash In the height of the conhlgra-
tion. despatch was received fIom kcuasha
formerly southport, ASKING for help, which
If course could not be given. Much of the
insurance falls on NV England offices,
Principally the Hartford offices
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-08

PROPORTION or AMERICAN AND
FoREIGs OFFICE HoLDERs.-The
Washington Union devotes nearly
three columns TO an exposure of the
falseness of statements that have
been made to the effect that there
are many more foreigners IN the
employ of the United States, in va
rious capacities, than Americana
born citizens. The number of en-
ployees in the Post Office Depart
ment is 100, OF whom SO are of
American and IL Of foreign birth I;
in the Department of the Interior
the number of employees is 79o, of
whom Goa are of American and So
of foreign birth, and LOG not
known. In the Department of
State, whole number 2I4 Ameri-
can l54 : Foreign 81, (of whom 81
are consuls, not known % In
the Treasury Department, whole
number 3l04, American 257S ;
Foreign 2S5 not known COL
Total of State, Treasury and Inter-
Tor departments, whole number
5l06; American 1916 foreign
430; not known $50. 1t appears
therefore that the Office holders OF
American birth outnumber those OF
foreign birth nearly in the proper
ton of ten to one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-08
BE L G. 1 u Nj
An Internal Machine.

The seizure in Belgium of an in
fernal machine has led o the arrest
of several French political refugees.
The Etoiue Beige says
Several arrests which seem con-
nected with politics, have just been
effected at Brussels. M. Victor Con-
slderant, well known as the head OF
the phalansterian doctrine, has been
locked up at the petits Carmes, ac-
cused, it is said, of having purchas-
ed arms for the purpose of organiz-
ing plot against the government.
An arrest which surprises us still
more, is that of NJ. Van der Elst,
who fills a high post on the staff of
the railway. 1t is related of this
latter that the police siezed at his
office package sent to him from
Liege by French political refugee,
and in which il is said an internal
machine and a revolving pistol were
found. We have to add that VI.
Considerant declares that he pur-
chased the arms with a view of
sending them TO Texas, where, 1t is
positive, he has organized a pha-
ansterium and VI. Van der Elst,
on his side, aiiirms that he received
the package only to oblIge the ref
ugee who sent 1t, aud who inform
ed him that it contained soap. On
the other hand, says the hdepea-
dence, we are assured that the per-
son who sent the case TO NJ Van der
Elst is not French refugee But
besides NJ. ConSiderant, there is an
other French refugee arrested. as
we'll as the person who sent the
package, not an internal machine,
but about half a score of small
bombs Of particular kind. The
manufacturer Of these bombs has
also been arrested
II is said that NJ. Brunei ldel'lr-
gentlere) formerly an officer IN the
French army and who has been llv-
lug AT Brussels for several months
bu, who is not a, political refugee,
had ordered from NJ Sanders. a
manufactured of arms, certain incen-
diary tubes. This order is sad to
have been given IN a letter incloS.
ing remittance Of 90 francs on
account. In tins letter Is said TO be
the following phrase As 10 NJ
Victor Considersnt, perler that
YOU should speak to him yourself
This phrase, il appears, Is the ouly
Indication to connect NJ Consider
ant with the plot, IL plot ticrc be.
The fndepeaience Beigc says
Fresh bu, very incomplete inior
nation has reached us on the sui
lect OF the recrnt arre;t5. What Il
certaiu is that five persons hav,
been arrested VI. Victor Consider
ant and NJ. Van der Elsi have al
ready been mentioned. The cas-,
OF box addressed to the latter, anc
which was seized al his office, die
not contain an Internal machine, hu
eleven little articles having the Same
character They arc IN The form o
small bombs, so cocstrIcted rs t
explode Oh whatever side they MAJ
fall on hard surface Tire olhe
persons arrested are NJ. Bmei ('Ar
gielitier, ex-suard Of artillery, VIII,
IS sad have furnished the model o
these bombs, Sanders, the maker O
them and Fourdriu l'reAch teach
er, who has been rcsidiis at l,eg
for several years, and who had uu
deriaknn To forward the ease to NJ
Van der ElsI.
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5flarketg.
cambria &c CaitIc Mark 60.
wrpSrsn,y, September, e, 1854.
ReP"ueh to- the Atlas

WEoSrsb,y, september, e, 1854.
lRep'ued To- the Atlas
A. uatket to-day l3nI C4iiig. .5out 800 Rcrvrs snd
5ni -ihrrs cpr.t,ftrs OF Working Oxrn, toe. and
q Ives & Y aiiag., Tao and rhres Years Old.
Piirrs--h nkrt nesf--EKla = per c,i, 1T quality
7.l9 % qualify 81 e7,i0i 81 quahtys6,5J ordiHar,
$50
llidas--Sa50a6 pefcgi.
Iiow-sS $50
lrt.-a7 In
Gals Skins IA a he per a..
hureilng fati -NeuH.
Veal Caiya.--s5. g. 7aS
Stores --Workns Oren--si, -, 81. 100 TO-
Cow ard c,lves-s2l, %. -. A. 81, aln5l.
icHfiiuas -, sH9. Two Years old-Sl5, 10, Il. Il,
% 81. Ihrro Nesa. nid-s2s 81, 80 o. a l6
Sheop AMI Lambs-390l al nHrkei. Extra 81, So
so, Gas 10y lot. - 50 LIS ? Ala, 25. - So
sNn'.-Whol -sale-soil Huss 4 &c, AID corn fed
Sc per o..
ken"ss-Busefs plenty, and The market lightly
sincN" compitsd VIVA the past ihfoe week. The
sellers are him and prizes stoutly contested.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-08

A WoSpsrrrL bfscotsRv his recently nrcu mrdo
nv DE-. tuui-, af this CITY. IN tho treatment uf Con
sumption, Asthma md MI Diseases 81 tie buass-
We feiei to q Or. Cartis's HgrcfHa, fHhaiFg NJ
rsaH papor aud CAerrp Ssrup.n With this me'h-
I'd d. G. his fc-infcd mlny Hiietcd ones to perfect
health cvidenrc oi which he has iHnumefahie
ceftifaucs. Speaking OF the uoitme1t, physicisa
remark lit evident hat inhaiiug -constantly
breathing az agreeable heating vspor, The medicinal
properties ditcrt contsct with the whole
Of the wnsi cavity oi the lungs, and TINS scape the
many ahd ,aned change. produced upon them when in
rcdnced nio tho 80 mach and sui to the
II digesiior. The Hyfcina T. for sal by FRED. y
SMITH, Montpelier, Vt and 1T ~ the druggists
throushou. the eouniiy.-Froa tie Ntn York Dutch
# Jan. a.
see adversenicnt Of Mcdicaied Inhalation IN anuth-
er column Of this rapcr. D0;y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-08
Remember This /.

Nearly all diseases arise Iom weld humol, and any
Medicine 10 be 40 eaeetus remedy must srke at the
root aud produce change. Numerous (so eailodl al
,etaiises are known TO aud prescribed BY CUT rhys-
claus with much effect. But II 10 scnkow lodged BY
the hE.i Physicians II the asePfoessor Ives. Dr.. D..
A. Tyler sad oihers-thst the Rock Rose tficiian-
tbemum caaadsaie) superior TO ssyhinsi Msissis
Msd,e4 sltsrsve. and rssst has been the Ia
tefsst m.nifssiod ~ IL that Dr. D. A. Tsief u N"s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-08

Longevity Andrew Drew, Esq, of Dur
ham, N. II. is nov living and enjoying as
good health as usual, at the advanced age Of
one hundred years and five months his
head is as free Of grey hairs as when but
twenty years old. Mr.. ID. had wife and
two sisters his wife died at the age of 80
Mr.. Drew lived with his wife rs years, and
has always enjoyed good health for 10 years
he did not fail to be present at the annual!
town meeting, and during this time has al
ways thrown Wing vote. Several inquiries
were made as 10 his manner of living, from
which we learn that he has always been in
dustrious and temperate, used moderate
share Of spirit, rose early in the morning,
mansged his own farming affairs, and med
died with no mans business out his own
Portsmouth Journal r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-08

Haven, pub,hed Dissertation in order TO lay ben 70
the Medical pfofcs.ion the virtues Of plant destined
to effect radical change 10 their practice. Myers
Eiae, Rock Rose Is the only fsiable preparation, and
has already In scromoas aud Bil ous d.oasc' effect,
81 cures ,ha, sufprisod iis most afdsat hiends See
Circulars. &C.
p-y- MANUFACTURED for tho rfopreiors by G.
n WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist. New
Haven Ct For saie by FREu. SMITH and y o.
TYLER, Montpelier VI, and dealer. 10 Medicine
generally. whe'c pamphlets. &C, may be had gratis
0q.iw