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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04
Keceipts.

sausages, rich enough for an Epicure.
Take 80 pounds of chopped meat, ounces
OF fine salt, 81 ounces Of pepper, 2 teacups of
sage, and II cups sweet majorum, passed
through fine sieve. For the latter, thyme and
summer savory can be substituted if preferred
To Preserve Apples, &c.
l. Take apples, and pack them in clean, dry.
chopped straw, so that they do not touch each
other.
2. Dip each apple separately into melted wax,
then pack as above.
l. Immediately apply molasses spread on
brown paper.
2 Apply plaster. of chopped parsley mix
ed with bntter.
To clean the Teeth.
Rub them with the ashes of burnt bread.
To prevent the Toosh.Ache.
Wash the mouth with cold water every morn.
ing, and rinse it after every meal
Te Clean Boots.
To make boots look we'll, always use boot
trees, and brush your blacking off while DAMP
On no account lay on too much blacking, so as
to make the leather wet, and do not let il drv
before polishing.
Art Of Bottling Wine.
Procure clean bottles, good velvet corks.
wine fine and brilliant; then proceed to bottlinp.
and be careful to drive the corks in tight; last
iy, stow the wine away, laying every bottle on
Its side, and do not spare the sawdust. 1t is
better to compress the corks by means of q
cooper's bottling machine before you place them
in the bottles.
Instantaneous Light Bottles.
Take suitable bottle, and one.third fill il
with asbestos or powdered glass, then pour in
sufficient quantity of concentrated sulphuric
acid to fill up the pores of the powder or ashes.
tos, without running about. To be used with
an instantaneous Ii ght match. The tip of the
match on touching the acid will Immediately
To fine Claret.
Take white Of eggs, beat them to a frotb,
and then mix them with the wine.
Remedy for Chapped Hands.
Take one ounce of bitter almonds; peel them
and mash them into paste with oil Of sweet
almonds and the yok Of an egg, adding little
Lincture of benzoin, so as to form thick cream.
Now add few drops of oil of caraway. It is
10 be rubbed on the hands at night, and soft
Kid glove to be worn during the treatment.
To Cure Badness.
Take water, pint; perlash ! ounce; onion
uice, l gill. Mix, and cork in bottle. Rub
he head hard with rough linen towel dipped
u the mixture.
Buckwheat Cakes
Everybody's dish. The griddIe on which
:akes are baked, should never be touched with
crease. Firstly, because it imparts a rancid
aste to the cakes. Secondly, ifa cooking stove
S used, it fills the whole house with smell of
burnt grease, betraying what we are going to
'ave for breakfast. Wash the griddIe with hot
'oapsuds, scour it with dry sand, and when
,eated for use, rub it we'll with a spoonful Of
inc salt and coarse cloth; it will then be rea.
ly to receive the cakes. After each cake il
emoved, the salt rubbing must be repeated
Fry it. and you will ever follow the advice of an
I'D housekeeper.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

A man from ,SwampvilIe, State of New
York, was telling how many different occupa.
tions he had attempted. Among others be
had tried school teaching.
How long did you teach |! asked bystan.
der.
Wal, didn't teach long, that's l only s0e''.
to teach
Did you hire out!'
wal, didn't hire out, only ,oeM to hire
out"
why did you give it up!'
WA, gave it up-for some reason or nu.
ther. You see, | travelled into deestrict and
inquired for the trustees. Somebody said Mr..
Snickes was the man | wanted to see. So
found Mr.. Snickles--named my object in in.
terducing myself--and asked him what he
thought about letting me try my luck with the
big boys and unruly gals in the deestrict He
wanted to know if really considered myself
capable and told him woulden't mind his
asking me few easy questions In 'rithmetic
and jography or seeing my handwriting. Bot
teacher by his gait.
Let me see you walk off little ways says
he, and can tell, ;,,says he, 'jis's wells I'd
hsered you examined says be.
He sot in the door, as he spoke, and |
thought he looked little skittish; but l was
consid' 'rable frustrated, and didn't mind much /;
20 turned and walked off 40 smart ~ knowed
how He said he'd tell me when to stop, 30 |
kept on till / s'pected sthing was to pay, and
looked around. Wal, the door was shet, and
Snickles was goner
Did you 60 backr
wal mol didn't 60 back
.Didyou apply for another school!'
wal, no, didn't apply for another school,
said the gentleman from SwampvilIe, I rather
Judged my appearance was against me-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04
Mysterious Disappearance.

Mr.. A. c. LAWRENCE, citizen Of New Orleans,
has mysteriousIy disappeared. He was engaged
in the Commission Business in the Fourth Dis.
trict-and leaving his Office on the 14th ult to
deposit some money in one of the city banks, he
failed to return and since which nothing has been
heard of him. Next morning, however, his hat
was found on the Levee, and near by marks of
blood. The supposition is that he has been mur-
iered.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04
sNNNMENA sEMyAAEA.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING Rv
William II. Bradburn.
T E RMS OF THE NTINEI.
Office on Main street.

TIE K MS OF THE SENTINEL
Subscription, five dollars per annum, in advance
No subscription taken for less period than one
year
advertisements, charged one dollar per square
no lines or lessl for the first, and fifty cents for
every subsequent insertion. All advertisements
published until forbid, and charge d accordingly
Payments invariably in advar.ce.
-4"nou~ter'sus for office $40, in advance-and
each Candidate will be charged SIS for printing
Election Tickets. u Announcement of Mayor,
SIS; for Aldermen So 20
job Work, cash on delivery.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04
PAAQUEMINE:
Saturday, February 4, 1864.
Sun Rises, Oh. 43m.---Sun Sets, 5h. I'm.

Mr.. SOule--Another Duel in Prospect.
We learn by telegraphic despatch to the Picay.
une, that it is reported that Mr.. Soule and Lord
Howdan are to fight duel 1t is delayed only
on account of the health of Lord Howden's family.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

The greatest astrike" We have heard Of lately
came Of in ten-pin alley, where . man got :
twelve strike by splitting the first pin and knock
ing down the remaining pins the boy, and then
finally falling down himself.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

@-On the Goth ult. lot of hound dogs wee
sold IN Moore county, N. c., At public sale. One
brought 1901, another $500, and others were sold
at prices ranging from sl5s down to SIS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

wThe Marquis of Turgot has been rewarded
BY Louis Napoleon with higher rank in the Le-
gion Of Honor, for his chivalrous conduct in tha-
Soule affair What chivalry!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

~The new mayor Of Boston has announced
himself in favor of the annexation of several Of
the neighboring towns to that city.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

~It is said that pair of grey Shanghai fowls,
lately sent from Boeton to London, were sold for
$500.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

DIt is stated that Grant Thorburn has been
removed from the place he held in the New York
Chstom House, at salary of about ten dollars per
week.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

UThere is said to be great demand in Jack
son, Tenn, for carpenters, bricklayers, painters
and plasterers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04
Oh! these Women!

The Cincinnati Gazette says that number of
females were skating on the ice in Miami Canal
on Sunday afternoon, the 18th inst.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

uA paper in Memphis advertises for ser
want to wait upon "a single man and his wife,"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

nvThe number Of poets in the United States
d now estimated It 5025. Greece had only one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
Two Weeks Later from Cali
fornia.
N,w YORK, Nov. @

Nsw loRk, Nov. @
The steamship North Star, with California
mails to Oct. 10 arrived here at 5 l2 o.
clock this afternoon. She brings nearly
81 100000, ~ specie.
Steamship Yankee Blade, which left San
Francisco Sept 30 for Panama. was lost on
the following day. She had on board 500
passengers and her crew and fireman. She
struck on a reef of rocks off Point Arguello,
Is miles above Point Conception. About
Is lives. and all the specie on board, about
$4,000, were lost. The ship was total
wreck, and M day or two was broken up
by the sea aud washed TO pieces. A dense
fog hung upon the coast, and the captain
supposed the ship to be twenty miles from
land when she struck. Some terrible scenes
of pillsge, and, it is said, of murder, took
place on board the vessel after It struck and
before the passengers were rescued by the
steamer Golioh, playing between San Fran
cisco and San Diego.
The French fleet, consisting OF three FRI
gates and sloops of war, had arrived at San
Francisco. They had, IN conjunction with
the English fleet, made an attack on the
Russian town aud fort of Petropaulouski In
/ Kamschatka. from which the allied fleet were
repulsed with loss in killed and wounded
of 2O9 men. The British rear Admiral
Prince, who commanded the allied feet, was
killed by a pistol shot during the engage
ment. It was supposed that he accidentally
shot himself Two Russians ships were
captured by the allies. The British ships
Afterwards sailed for Vancouvor's Island
The great topic Of discussion IN the Cali
fornia papers seem to be the Schuyersing
operations of Henry Meigs, and the sudden
departure of himself and brother, Jonn q.
Meigs. The Chronicle says the following
may be taken as a moderate approximation
fof his liabilities ;-Amount of failure in his
proper business, $50 0OO; Conptroler's
warrants forged, $5U0,0O0; forged or over
issued stock OF the California Lumber Co.,
of which concern he was president, $780,
coo; forgeries on different mercantile firms.
$4,000. Total SI.6O0,OOO. The forged
warrants and stock had been hypothetical
for advance. 1t Is supposed that Meigs may
have received upon them nearly 9t0uOOO.
upwards of one half Of which SUN. It is estl-
mated, he has taken away with him. The
two brothers were connected in the forgeries
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17

uor lin the vat promiscuously, and the ms
chincry in motion sends current Of liquor
under the hides, floats them, and produces
revolution Of the liquor and hides so that every
part Of the hides will come in contact with
the tan which greatly facilitates the work,
and ians all parts Of the hide alike. which
cannot possibly be done by handling the old
way. The hides can remain in the pit till
tanned, or backed away in any other watts.
The machinery occupies about 3 inches Of
the length Of The vat and requires pump
motion; and can be worked, 10 good advan-
tage, by hand power. The cost Of the INA
chine will not exceed 81, but for other power,
il will probably cost from four to six dollars
exclusive Of the right to use and the power
TO work it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
Calvin ]. Keith's Estate.

Washington Di,iriei, ~. i en- at Moa'Palef, with
~ and io SAID distinct, the Ian day of November,
A. d. ls5ii
Er Jewou aad Goafge Howes, sKe'u'ofs Of the
l,.t will aud testament Of CALVIN J. Keith, late at
Montpelier 10 saia distTiei, deceased, present ihe
ada inislTaiion account foi ctiiemcnt; WHEhtufoN
h n rod that tho same be refrred 29th de-
Of November, lc5i, At the Pfopaie Once, "a SAID
As.ipel.er tot eaam nation add aiiawHnce and that
alt be notified heseoi, 10 tho n,liTai.n o
th,s order in the Vsnno "a Wsichmta aad stats Jour
as pintsi at Msaipr Two weeks suecsssisef as
.osn a. may be- thai thy may appear, AMI at sad tins
aud place, At they see cause. object shsfe'o.
By oidcf Of Court, .
Attest, u. n MthhiLL.
%, Nue. 4. y. MERRILL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17

WoNpssFrL niscoVEKN has recently heeu made
hy DR.. Gurus, OF THIS Guy, ~ tbs treatment Of Coz
sumption, Asthma aud All Diseases Of the Luags-
We refer to =. Or. CaTtiss HsgeaHa, IHhaiAg Hy-
reaH Pspsr aAd ChsrFF SyruP." Win THIS new meth
cd DE-. q. has restored many afflicted 10 perfect
health US an evidence OF which he has innumerable
certificates Speaking Of the ueatmeat, physician
remarks .-lt evident that inhaiiug --eonsianily
breathing agreeable healing SaPor, the medicinal
properties come direct contact with The whole
Of the anal cavity Of the lungs, and thus scape the
many aid varied change. produced upon ihcm whea m
rodueod the naeh and subjected to the process
Of digestioa. The Ilyseina Is Tor sale nv FRED.
SMITH, Montpelier, Vi, and al all the druggists
thruu CHOU. The countiy.-FrsH tAs .Nsp YoTk Dutch
man II jan. 81.
SOC advertisement Of Medicaied Iuhalatioa 10 anoih
ar column vi this rnpcr 9O.ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
Read what some of the leading Pa
pers of the Country say of
Il Il g lEMlM 60
v. {. TayIor's New Music Book, for 1854
A. 80.
SECOND EDITION NOW READY.

There origiuali, iu The book, and races OF inven
tive power. Aii Taylor - dotefAiued 10 tAink ADJ
wuie r. himsel he shows hfe,-cneigy-a ci.posi
lion alvHncu, -nd the courage TO attempt something
hevoni the .pcfae dullness AID lining plat
nudes of the oil fig, l,sai,n tnls school. 'he
&C in.n - new bpos-hv m author who u we'll
WORT being tttcn tfiai-and sthe only wuik Just
uui that s-nIu. trtcterK-l hy any deg OF
ei'y Nas cal B0rid sfo York
Mr Tas lor. eirte j. the rendition OF aymu' witch
appeal to thr heart. To ths class belnng The hymn.
To win Gu he has composed two OF b. lu
tnnes-nanicl, LaNrnn, page IS, aud Sc eHits' page
b-a tigL--N T. M. cal Il eisn.
NJ sic, as We bohrve. hi. uide,eloaod io~ efs of
usehiirtss-and esers vliufb'. couuihuuol TO the
sciruce shuu Il hr hailci ~ he nefcuut wms. Such
believe The chtfa ui th- work aunouncrd.
The CHR be- the pfodartton OF popuia. conn oset,
ahi has ware ui stuiy aud Of lapo We consid-
e. q woufS 81 fqaflih.d recon- m~ndaton TO choir.
aud Zee 'chrts ui mufic.-- Chrrfiaa Tunes
This - o. new Music Book, tor the use 81 ehoir.,
ftmii. Hr a. is highly focnm nrn TEL by vatuu.
Pforssor- of ie vori science, aud c.niai "a
coilsn valley OF tuac ch4nf. re-. as we'll 10 plrniy
ot SOUND iHsfrueuo1. We arc disiosrd ie regard "
very ttgoanlf.-ftnqg nnlpilis -ov-fai AHsts'
'oueuce 900 choif sugins.- BBFio Msrairr Erprtss
Nj TVur's rompositi, NJ chara' zed by a
Sweet nad nVutal dow Of 'oi,. carefully hltnunz
ed--aud have bccp.ne seIi plpulaf. CAUiest.a Ds Y
Cosrtsr.
There heauti6u thing. ia 1t, Old a. we'll new.
Connected with 90 a'r excellent distinctions fit the
Melodeon.- Harrord Diiy C0Rraat
We know Of nu man who presents ~ III ismatk she
adaptation st fne aiies io eufis Nr. laylpf. lie
Sacred Nin.frri o. "tsUiden .yfe.r and 's hnfai An
thvms have hoou used 60 Que ct our nu.t popular
chus for -HFcill r4f, aui heiug constant hstenef
aud p4-tcipstut u tho services ct the rhuirh. cHn
-Ay thtt iui beauty ui melody AMI phihu-, chutch
burks present such atthci his puhirntions.
he Chnne' ts eiI,haiiriliY great nuok, just the
veI, sne nee jest by thc chnifs genet by. some OF me
mot nquisue church iunc- Hfc h" e. cungfesated and
the hdt.Hulss sre iaulies-Iy gwen. IS sure u
needs uns he exam net 10 receive geuori appro1a-
f taH.- Bal iaors Hefkig D'spaiet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
Appointments by the Governor

The following uamed gentlemen have beer
appointed aids, to wit:
Col. WIN. +. Wright, -Leicester,
Col. James e. Canning, Rutland,
Col. Sllas NJ. Wait Bratleboro,
Col Edward A. Cahoon Lyndon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
Zophar Sturtevant,s Estate.

sTATEnF VERMONT, d ~ Probate Court, hold'n
Wa.hiasiuo ui-iuci, So at Noaipclirr, withia
Tor .aid di,triet, The iOh dsyo November D..
le54s
I.raol Cooduii execution OF tho la-, will aad tesla
msu ui D. pst SiuuevHut, he at Pisintcd, 10 snia
DISTRICT sed, presents his tmini-tfaiot arronut
for sattiemrnt NilEgtlPpN ~ l. utdsred that the
sAn- he referred the % dly ot Novemhaf. 1885,, al
thu Profaie ui-e, sar Hvnpelief, for examination
and allowance and hat al concerned be notified hero
oi hs the puhli-sti"n. Of this order IN the Vermont
Natch.nHn and state Juu-nal, pnntod al MoHtp-iief
two weeks sgccrssiVely sUun may be-, that ihes
may appear, 90 sad time aud place, # taos see
clu.c, uhiec' ihcirto.
By oidet OF Count
g1w AurA, q. q. MERRILL, Rcgister
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
Oeatbs.

Ia Malsb6eld, Nov. 9th, Csiiaaa B. wife Of Erasius
D. Dwiaaell and daughter Of Ire smith, ssed y years
and months. Papers 20 n. n. aud the West, please
copy.
10 Braintros, Nov. I2th, Mr.. Da'id Adams, aged 70
yeats.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
Diarrhea.

Dr.. D. A. Tyler, Ne~ Haven, CT, 10 hi. o. sser-
tuton upon the Rock Rose Plsnt msutons loui eases
where hat used u With marked success. IN Diarhea,
sner the usual remedies, Chflk, opiom. Sc had fail
ed Ana h. adds, since ls43, I have been 10 the
habit Of using the Roes Rose Ia form u Extract, Oeeoc-
n and rnetafe ofthe cure fDiarfhea, almost Dali
" during the fail aad summer moaihs aud have seldom
d,.aPpoinied 10 ls use" My@rs' Extract Roe,
a. remedy Diauhea, has never been kno~n fail.
Got Circular aud read H.
Ry-NANUFACrURED for the Proprietor. by G.
IA. WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, New
Haven Ct For sale BY FRED. SMITH add 3. q.
TYLER, Monlpeler W., and dealers IN Medicine
generally, where pblets, &c, may be had gratis.
civ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
last Bay but One.

Rent pslsr OF New Notk, our sincere sdsiee to
you i.te secure beautiful couuir, residence lske-
an4, L. so beautiful lots, 100 feet sqiare, ,,h
100 aims, OF from TO 20 acres, wall &c divided pm,as
COO sub.e'i1ers, For onS SIS
each ,uhsciiet VIII isooire foui buiaing lr., y by
100 fest farm Of from 10 20 acre. few shlies
onli leh Apply TO CHASLLs WOOD, 9os Bioid-
Wy.
WILL INV. CALDWELL, Assn,, Monip ,Ior V,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17

@ We are requested to state that the sub
scription list Of the Herald, West Randolph,
has mol been sold to the Star Of Dsrmoni,
and that notice will be given when a sale is
made.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
ON sUCH sUmE~Ts TRE TESTIMONY or
NNn-hAN snl.IrI u M ,.nNl.I IrsiNE

ON sUCH sUmE@1'S TIE TESTIMONY or
wOhAN SHOULD ne CONCLUSIVE.
Nsw YosK, August 2 ls52
Mr. CLUE, o, No. a71 sseond sueet, believing her
child, ibuu, three years DID, TO be- troubled VITA worms
purch ,srd one bottle OF Dr.M'Lane's Celebrated
NcrmifuSc. and gave 1t two tea spoonsul, which
had ihe effect Of cauius the ehild TO discharge large
number worms. The child !. nov enjoying soud
health. We would advise all psrents Who mas sus-
pecl their children b. uoubi ed with ~orms 10 lose
no tnc bat immediately purchase ami administer Dr.
M'Lare's Celesisisd Vei Lnuge. 1t vii cete. The
money ~i he refunded all ,ascs where IL does not
give s.tisiaction.
P.s Dr. MiLane'. Celebrated veunifugc and Liz
P,., he obtained OF the respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
10 Purchases viii please be eatefal TO All for, and
take none but DIR. "a Flames Nermifuge. All
oihes aio comparatively worthless. e;2~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
Lucy B. Paddock's Estate.

I,Hg suhsctihets having IN apf ointrd 10y the foi.
Probate Cauu TO- the fistrict OF ashinst ton Tom
mi.sioners to fereive, examine, aud adjust 81 claims
ADD demands of a nersnn agaias estate OF LACY b.
Paddock a.e Of Blfc ~ lid trici, desc isei, repre-
sruu insolveni, and she ui TX months ion ti-
9th tas ct vcilcf u a. beinl allowed hy SD CHurt
the creditors % snd decreased, 10 eHhih aud lru>c
their rcs.uri ice ella ms before Us
GIVE NOTICE, shat We 40 tffcnd Go the duiies
of our anppiuimHui al the daeiing house Of tHtl"s
Cafpcntef IN Rire, % said Distinct. 900 tho serord
Nednesd. of Janulfy, an thiri Wetuesday Of Nput
nelt 10 10 orlicE, ~ the forenoon, on each OF said
day.
cNHLos rAaPgNTER, c,mni..,o,.r
BENSON TAFT,
Mnnip hef. Nov. lth, A. u 1854. e.3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
GREAT EXCITEMENT INN. YORK;
PIANOS AND MEL0DE0NS
FOR CASH.

HORACE Mates. the s'eat e'e.'s And
Ill Piano Fore dealer, S5J blosdNay, Re" f"t.,
rrrinfus 10 .hlre large per cent. With MS cusi""ies-
f.h,r thsa pay IL 10 the shaner- e Vol sfsei, To
rase asa'lable m.ans 10 eaahle him Elsa s"e 'ss
e.i fshi times, orrs his immense a-suitreet u sic
ssat and waffantei riaaas aad hsinieeas a large
dlseouat ffam FscroEr FKieEs, FOh tASh- MS
assoftmeut camrrisss fiaans aem three o. the ltH
GEsr AND MOST CELEBRA1ED Ho>roN NAN
UFACTpRtts aisothose Of ,everal ofths oes, Ne9
York Makers, incla,ing The beautiful ard much 40,
owns FACTORY, AID MELoDE0As ei the ssss
BOSTON. NEW RAVEN, NEW YORK. -ad uof-
fAI.O Makes adidins al opportunity ~ sese',nta
not tsbe he elsewhuro. Each insiiuineni ~anastea.
Soeapd haad Pianos AZ great hafgaias. friee< rsea
500 10 sl60 MUSIC add MUSICAL ins;ta4snts q
an kiads. DEALERS, TEACHERS sss htsos 81
mail post paid. Gourral and Select cstaiefuss =
Music aud Schedoe Of Facsory Prices ct fiaNu<.
MELODEoNs snd musirai inriiunctis r. ~sid~e
any al1ics- h,s - raie.e i'sma
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
Only Twenty-Five Cents.

T.sssI taautily by pAMRELL& MOORE and
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They secretly left on the Sd, on board the
barquc American, which had en- bought,
provisioned, manned aud armed for the coca.
sion, and which was cleared in the Custom
House for ports on the Pacific.