ocr: SOUTHERN VOLUME F. PLAQUEMINE, PACKETS. flaqnemine and Grosse Tete Packet. f ffiSfufr The safe and swift running steam <^3 &£er MARY JANE, Capt. E. E Short, will hereafter make but twj trips a week leav ing Plaauemine on Mondays and Thursdays, and Grosse Tête on Tuesdays and Fridays. On Men days she will go as high up as "little" Johnston's. ap23 Vicksburg- Packet. The elegant and swift packet ' steamer PRINCESS, Captain T. 'C. Holmks , leaves New Orleans ev ery Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock for Vicksburg and all intermediate landings. Returning, passes Plaquemin e about 11 o'clock every Sunday. fe26 FOR THE COAST, From and after Thursday 10th inst. at 5 o'clock P M, the favorite stea imer E. D. WHITE, Theodor* El kert , Master, will extend her trips to Simms port, Williamsport, Point Coupee, Bayou Sara, Waterloo, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge, Plaque mine, Bayou Goula, New River, Donaldsonville, and all Intermediate Landings, Returning will leave Williamsport on Sundays at 8 o'clock A. M.; Bayou Sara on Mondays at 8 A. M.; Baton Rouge on Mondays at 12 M.; Pla quemine on Mondays at 2 P. M. The Regular Packet WHITE will take Passen gers and Freight for the above Public Landings and all intermediate Plantations. Having all old and experienced officers, particular and punctual attention will be paid to all business entrusted to their care. The public can rely upon the Steamer White as a Regular Packet for the year, say win ter and summer. For further particulars apply on board, or to J. II. MORRISON &Co New Orleans. A. MARIONNEAUX & Co., J. E. DEGELOS, O. E. HAASE, feb 12 Plaquemine. Bayou Sara Backet. For Bayou Sara, Port Hudson. Baton Rouge and Coas—the splendid pas Isenger steamer NEW LATONA, 3. g. landry , master, will leave New Orleans for Bayou Sara and intermediate landings every MONDAY, at 5-o'clock p.m ., and every FRI DAY, at 9 o'clock a. m . Returning leaves Bayou Sara every Tuesday and Saturday after the arrival of the the Railroad cars. For freight or passage, having fine accommodations, apply on board, or to J. A. BRA I 'D & LANDRY^ 16 Bienville st. Twice a Week. WT. 8. .Veil Picket Uipttj. The splendid New Orleans and ' Bayou Sara packet steamer GIPSY, iJ. If. Ure , master, leaves New Or leans every Sunday and Wednesday at 9 o'clock. a. m . Returning passes Plaquemine on Monday and Thursday evenings. jell For Sale Low. SUGAR cured hams, shoulders and sides: Old Manongehala Whiskey, Brandy and Wine; Flour, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Beans, sugar; Vinegar, Oil, Butter, Lard and Cheese; Tobacco, Candles, Potatoes, soap, salt; Mackerel, Codfish, sardines, lobsters; Crockery, Wooden ware, Brooms, Pepper, Pickels, LoafSugar, Vermecelli, Maccarroni, Starch, Raisins, Almonds, Seives, Pipes, Cordial and Preserved Fruits of all kinds; Jelly, chocolate, Ice., le. Call and examine for yourselves, you will find it to your advantage as he always keeps the best assortment on hand. my28 O. E. HAASE. Sard ware. and steel; Ploughs; Coopers' and Carpen ters' Tools; Plantation Tools; Pot Ware; Cooking Stoves; Stock Kettles; Sad Iron; 200 kegs cut Nails; 20 wrought do; Corn Mills; Trace Chains; Log, Ox and Dog Chains: Hand Irons; Cart Boxes; Shovels and Spades; Guns and Rifles; new style English Percussion Caps, of all make; Axes, Hatchets; Cross Cut and Hand Saws— sale by ROTH BROS., Bank st. RECEIVED, and for sale by ROTH BROS., Fire Grates complete; Iron and steel of all sizes; 25 doz Casteel Hoes; 10 do best Axes; 25 do long handle Ames' spades and Hoes; 300 pair Negro Blankets; 25 do best Bed Blanket^ 25 do Saddle Blankets; 500 pair best Russets; Gents, Ladies and Children's shoes and Boots 200 kegs pure and No. 1 white Lead; 250 do Nails, all sizes; 25 boxes Glass, 8 by 10,10 by 12; 18 by 14; 40 doz glazed Negro Hats; Green and Blue Paints; Lard, Linseed and Whale Oils; Skimmer's and sugar house Lamp« k Ladles; 50 doz cane Knives; Tar in kegs and barrels; Harness Leather; Guns and Pistols; 40 boxes assorted Tobacco. sep25 «*. Bmownr, Fashionable Tailor, — (Main street, ot M door above Mrs. Kahn' s Stört,) just returned from New Orleans with a large ^ Merchandize, such as Fancy and Plain re8 ' Doe « kin *' B1,ck Cloths, black and 0 *" ve#tJn ?«> wl "ich be will make up TS* workmanship and latest fash Black satin/f^Z, « ~T 8 ' 5 IÏ V . u Undershirts; an £ b ! ack „ cl °!, h Cloaks; Walkitoi? e V^ c ^ 8 ' Î? " Boxes^and a ÄST? JF""? 5 F, "3 of all kmde. * of Pom,tunM of all kmde. od 6 E. W. KOBKRiw Attorney and Counsellor atlm Plaqvemine, Otrvilk Parish, one door Sentinel office. Howtfae « k and , bal f bbla extn "M* «JP« fine Soar, fresh in «tore and for safe 1«P5] • W HART & Co. ™IÄ? IVED - 608 Brnndîes . WinTs and 01d Whiskey, and for «aie bv WM. HART & CO. So 20 NKW GOODS On Bayou Grosse Tete. THE undersigned respectfully informs his cus tomers and the public generally on Grosse Tête and the Marangouin, that he has just receiv ed a large stock of New Goods, comprising Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Plantation Goods, Groceries, Saddlery, Castings, Crockery, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &c. Ac., which he will sell at the lowest rates, and on the most accommodating terms. The undersigned is grateful for the patronage extended him since he commenced business on Grosse Tête; and he trusts that his determination to supply the wants of his friends at all seasons and at any cost, will insure him a continuance of that patronage. Call and examine the new stock. JAMES P. LONGLEY. Bayou Grosse Tête, Sept. 18,1850. 1 BE1HLER BROTHERS, Merchant Tailors, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Plaquemine and vicinity, that they have establish ed themselves on Main Street, in the house imme diately above the residence of the late Mr. Beck. Determined to do work at moderate prices, and in a punctual and faithful manner, they hope to re ceive a liberal share of public patronage. They keep constantly on hand fine patterns of goods to suit all seasons of the year. myl BABJlXlXtS BABBS&S! f I ^HE undarsigned keeps always on hand a large X lot of CYPRESS MOLASSES BARRELS, which he warrants to be ot the best description. All orders from Merchants in New Orleans and elsewhere, will be punctually attended to. Refer to—W. G. Dales, F. N. Bissell, Roth Brothers, Plaquemine; A. G. Marionneaux, New Orlerns. N. B.—Hogshead Hoop Poles always on hand for sale. JAMES ENNIS. Plaquemine, 11th September, 1852. ANTHONY WILBERT, Cabinet Maker« Plaquemine street- -opposite the Market House, WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Plaquemine and the Parish of Iberville, that he is prepared to make to order and at short notice, ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF CABINET WORK. He keeps always on hand and for sale cheap, Chairs, Bedsteads, Matrasses, Cradles, Ar mours, Safes, Wash-stands, Tables, &c. 0^~Old Furniture repaired and taken in exchange for new. He requests a share of public patronage jyl Just Received FROM Cincinnati, a new supply of Hoop Iron of everr size— Boiler do; Round and flat Jo, of every size; Sheet Iron; Cooking and Parlor stoves, of va rious kinds and sizes; Pots, Rivets, Cast Steel, &c. &c.— and for sale on moderate terms by janl5 ROTH BROTHERS. "I f\ bbls MESS BEEF for sale by 1U A. MARIONNEAUX. Bnggy for Sale. A STRONG, substantial Buggy, Busby & Little, makers. Apply to myl4 DÈGELOS & DEBLIEUX. NEW SPRING GOODS. Both Bros., EESPECTFULLY inform thfir friends and the public generally, that they have just receiv ed a very large stock of Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of many new qualities, and new. ele gant and fashionable styles of articles for dresses, etc., for Ladies. Also, a very large and well se lected assortment of Beady Made Clothing. All of which will be soldat as moderate rates as can be obtained elsewhere. ap2 BR. 'WARB RESPECTFULLY informs the public that has permanently located himself in Plaque mine, for the practice of his profession; His fice is the same as that occupied by A. Talbot, Esq.; on Main street. ap2 A AAA Lbss Ham of the best quality, T'UUU 10 kits Mackerel No 1, for sale l'e5 A. MARIONNEAUX. RECEIVED, direct from New York— 30 kegs Rifle Gunpowder; 5 bbls Crushed Sugar; 2 boxes double refined Loaf Sugar; and for sale low by WM. HART & CO. Barrels! Barrels! THE undersigned keeps always on hand a large assortment of| the best quality cypress MOLAS SES BARRELS, which he war-, rants to be of the best description. All orders, from New Orleans or elsewhere, will be punctually attended to. dec 14-ly PHILIP HEELEIN. Sugar Mill for Bale. FOR sale a first rate Sugar Milland all necssary rigging; situated at present on the Plantation of Widow Julien Cornau. An excellent bargain may be made. Apply at the above place. ap9 A Vendre a Bon Marche. UN Moulin à Sucre complet et en bon ordre. S'addresser à Mme. Julien Cornau sur son habitation près du Bayou Goula. ap9 O K boxes Codfish; 10 do Buckwheat; /VtJ 10 do Cheese; 10 kits Mackerel No l' or sale by A. MARIONNEAUX. JOSEPH FISHER, Boot and Shoe Maker, Has established himself in Plaque mine in the above business. He will perform all work entrusted to him with neatness snd despatch, with durable workmanship, in fashionable style, and at moder ate rates. He solicits a share of public patronage. »hop is on Main street, opposite Perron's Cof feeHouw. dec!8-ly JO IL n 6 B1 s,Butter and Soda Cracker», and 8 doz Pail« 8IldTubSj for Sl&lc by je5 ,.. k , A. MARIONNEAUX. PUBLISHED Office TERMS t Sub scription, five No subscription year. Advertisements , (10 lines or less) every subsequent published until A liberal discount payments Announcements each Candidate Election Tickets. $5; for Aldermen Job Work, cash Saturday, 0*An article in Magazine, gives relation to the milk stated than in to the city of New 000, equal to a very small business being in manufacturers. at present, is about to nearly one quarts annually. Feeling in a one day told by his fired, and make "I cannot do it their ranks, and gle out one of would lie upon my OCT At the Royal telegraphic wires atre with the are received every case of a division, listening to the know what is going Fanny Fern. ing declined the curious public, to Fern," the fair uga Chief'ventures revelation : "Fanny Fern is hood, of the has light brown hair sometimes seen a her neck. Her full of poetry, and blue veins until they on her brow. She thy, honest, not in a word, a form of with an elastic step, ing energy of on, quarrelling with not a man instead of out being more energy, more more enterprise, men." ele se as he of an by A Bearded such a phenomenon a very comely and that cannot be men have only to Franco-Swiss lady is claimed for her. rather masculine beard—dresses in that expells ail doubt a fine, glossy black outer corner of her under and over her no beard. There is with so much the shoulders, shows has a fair and fresh fether decidedly 'rench and English and father accompany to two children, one er, five months old, the basis of a ter, now in London the same singularity. smooth-faced than is certainly a very zling question for objection to visitors kers to test their of the Time. —Ninety or woman, now alive. Ninety years! lively actors at present make their exit long rolled away! And years, what are they. dream; an empty wings of the wind Years shorten as man the degrees in he travels towards dwindles to a point and it possible that life is Will ninety years over the doors in town stitute others in their blooming beauties fade pride and passion, the away in ninety years ty years!' says Death, { wait ninety years? i row, and every day is ' ran» ora naot tkio j years are past, this j led with dust and be


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ocr: -et SOUTHE A Ü VOLUME VI. PLAQUEMINE, PARISH OF PACKETS. Opelousas Packet. The new and safe steamer OPE iLOUSAS, 0. Hinckley , master, wiil leave for the above port on THURSDAY'S, at 12 o^clock M., taking freight for Plaquemine, Indian Village, Grand Rjver, Atchafalaya, and all land ings on the route. For freight or passage apply on board, foot of St. Louis street. [Cp-The Opelousas will extend her trip as far as Mill Bayou on Bayou de Glaze. je25 Vicksburg Packet. The elegant and swift packet ' steamer PRINCESS, Captain T. sC. Holmes , leaves New Orleans ev ery Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock for Vicksburg and all intermediate landings. Returning, passes Plaquemine about 11 o'clockevery Sunday. fe26 FOR THE COAST, From and after Thursday 10th inst. at 5 o'clock P M, the favorite stea E. D. WHITE. Theodorf. El fert . Master, will extend her trips to Simms port, Williamsport, Point Coupee, Bayou Sara, Waterloo, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge, Plaque mine. Bayou Goula, New River, Donaldeonville, and all Intermediate Landings, Returning will leave Williamsport on Sundays at 8 o'clock A. M.; Bayou Sara on Mondays at 8 A. M.; Baton Rouge on Mondays at 12 M.; Pla quemine on Mondays at 2 P. M. The Regular Packet WHITE will take Passen gers and Freight for the above Public Landings and all intermediate Plantations. Having all old and experienced officers, particular and punctual attention will be paid to all business entrusted to their care. The public can rely upon the Steamer White as a Regular Packet for the year, say win ter and summer. For further particulars apply on board, or to J. H. MORRISON &Co New Orleans. A. MARIONNEAUX & Co., J. E. DEGELOS, 0. E. HAASE, feb 12 Plaquemine. Twice a Week. V, S. .flail Packet Vipty. The splendid New Orleans and Bayou Sara packet steamer GIPSY, : J. H. Ure , master, leaves New Or leans every Sunday and Wednesday at 9 o'clock. a. m . Returning p^ses Plaquemine on Monday and Thursday evenfflgs. jell For Sale Low. SUGAR cured hams, shoulders and sides; Old Manongehaia Whiskey, and Wine; Flour, Tea. Coffee, Rice, Beans, sugar; Vinegar. Oil, Butter, Lard and Cheese; Tobacco, Candles, Potatoes, soap, salt; Mackerel. Codfish, sardines, lobsters; Crockery, Wooden ware, Brooms, Pepper, Pickels, LoafSugar, Vermecelli, Maccarroni, Starch, Raisins, Almonds, Selves, Pipes, Cordial and Preserved Fruits all kinds; Jelly, chocolate, &c., &. Call and examine for yourselves, you will find it to your advantage as he always keeps the best assortment on hand. my28 O. E. HAASE. G .BROWWr, Fashionable Tailor, (Main street, eme door above Mrs. Kahrit Store.) Has just returned from New Orleans with a large stock of Merchandize, such as Fancy and Plain C-aasimeres, Doeskins, Black Cloths, black and fancy patterns of vestings, which he will make up in the best style of workmanship and latest fash ions. He also keeps constantly on hand, Gentle men and Boys Furnishings—Black and fancy col ored Frock Coats; Pilot Cloth Coats; Fancy tweed Coats; Black satin, fancy figured and black cloth Vests; Undershirts; Cravats; Gloves. Socks, Hand kerchiefs; Cloaks; Walking Canes; Knives; Fancy Wooden Boxes; and a quantity of Pomatums and Essences of all kinds. ocl6 made. lire. For Sale. A HOUSE AND LOT, situated in one of the most eligible locations in Plaquemine. It will be sold cheap if immediate application be For further particulars apply at this of jy9 lire. jy9 Fashionable Clothing Store. G, Brown, Has just received from New Orleans, a fine assortment of Goods, consisting of— Ready Made Clothing, of the latest slyle and fashions. Fine patterns for Pants and Vests. A new article of Hats—very popular. A fine assortment of Jewelry, Cutlery, &c. A fancy article of Summer Cravats. And many other articles too numerous to men tion. All orders executed with despatch. Call and see his new stock. ap9 Cement. RECEIVED by Mary Hunt, fiom Louisville— 25 bbls Cement, for sale by jel8 R qTH BR OTHERS. 1 AA Lbs. Smoking Tobacco, for sale by 1 UU A. MARIONNEAUX. Just Received FROM New York, a fresh supply of gents ex tra size Under Shirts. Hosiery, fyc-, and 12 box ■es of Jenny Lind best Cheuyng Tobacro. and for • " ROTH BROTHERS. s^le by janl5 Lime and BTails. ) kegi jelS ROTH BROS. ONE hundred bbls Lime; 200_kegs_ Nails^ for sale by Sand. REE hundred bbls Ellis's Cliff Sand, for sale by jelS ROTH BROS. DSOEXiOS & DBBLXaUX, AGENTS for the sale of Tennessee Sugar Ket tles, Furnace Mouths, Grate Bars; Cane;Carts, Bagasse Carts; Wheélbarrows. Ploughs, &e. &e. my 14 Post-office Envelopes. NEW Post-office Envelopes, just received and for sale by an27 G. W. BAYLEY. Dried Pealed Peaches. cr lbs fresh Dried peaches from New York; /OU 60Ô do Dried Apples do; for sale by HART, AUSTIN k CO. Doz London Porter in half pint« bottles for sale by A. MARIONNEAUX. 10 NEW GOODS On Bayou Grosse Tete. THE undersigned respectfully informs his cus tomers and the public generally on Grosse Tête and the Marangouin, that he has just receiv ed a large stock of New Goods, comprising Dry Goods Hardware, Cutlery, Plantation Good«, Groceries, Saddlery, Castings, Crockery, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &o. A. c., which he will sell at the lowest rates, and on the most accommodating terms. The undersigned is grateful for the patronage extended him since he commenced business on Grosse Tête ; and he trusts that his determination to supply the wants of his friends at all seasons and at any cost, will insure him a continuance of that patronage. Call and examine the new stock. JAMES P. LONGLEY. Bayou Grosse Tête, Sept. 18,1850. BEIHLER BROTHERS, Merchant Tailors, Would respectfully inform the citizens o Plaquemine and vicinity, that they have establish ed themselves on Main Street, in the house imme diately above the residence of the late Mr. Beck. Determined to do work at moderate prices, a ad in a punctual and faithful manner, they hope to re ceive a liberal share of public patronage. They keep constantly on hand fine patterns of goods to suit all seasons of the year. myl 10 bbls MESS BEEF for sale bv A. MARIONNE AUX. SEW SPRING GOODS. Roth Bros., RESPECTFULLY infoim their friends and the public generally, that they have just receiv ed a very large stock of Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of many new qualities, and new. ele gant and fashionable styles*of articles for dresses, &c., for Ladies. Also, a very large and well se lected assortment of Ready ZKTade Clothing. All of which will be soldat as moderate rates as can be obtained elsewhere. ap2 NEW GROCERY STORE, CORRER OF MARIAM AND LEVEE STS. O. E. Haase WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public generally in town and country, that he has just opened a Grocery Establishment in the new building on the corner of Mariam and Levee streets, where he will always keep on hand every thing pertaining to his line of business, and which he will sell very low for cash —feeling con fident that the exclusive cash system will résultas much to the advantage of the purchaser as to him self. The public are invited to call and examine his stock. fehl 9 /J Lbss Ham of the best quality, an rr'lJvJw 10 kits Mackerel No 1, for sale by je5 A. MARIONNEAUX. KECEIVF.D. direct from New York— 30 kegs Rifle Gunpowder; 5 bbls Crushed Sugar; 2 boxes double refined Loaf Sugar; and for sale low by WM. HART & /J. Barrels! Barrels! THE undersigned keeps always on hand a large assortment of) the best quality cypress MOL AS-1 SES BARRELS, which he war rants to be of the best description. All orders, from New Orleans or elsewhere, will be punctually attended to. dec 14-1 y PHILIP HEELEIN. IVatting. )LAIN, Fancy and Check—juct received by je!8 HART, AUSTIN & CO. JOSEPH FISHER, Boot and Shoe Mäher, Has established himself in Plaque mine in the above business. He will perform all work entrusted to him with neatness snd despatch, with durable workmanship, in fashionable style, and at moder ate rates. He solicits a share of public patronage. His shop is on Main street, opposite Perron's Cof fee House. decl8-ly JO-* KT£ ^ Bis Butter and Soda Crackers, and 8 doz Pails and Tubs, for sale by je5 A. MARIONNEAUX. JUST RECEIVED from St. Louis— 75 bbls FLOUR, of T. Harrison brand; 25 half do do. for sale by A. MARIONNEAUX. O bbls;* Irish Potatoes25 sacks of Onions— sCO for sale b y A MARIONNEAUX. A A Bbls. Whiskey, now in store, and for Tcv/ ap2 sale by W. HART & Co, Rarber, Cupping and Rleeding Nicolas Biehler HAS opened his shop in Keller's new house, opposite Kahn ! 8 store, where he will be glad to see all who may require his services in either ef the above branches. He is sure that none will be displeased who may require his services. je4 DRIED BEEF— 300 Bbls Sugar Cured Dried Beef, and 3 Bbls White Been s for sale by A. MARIONNEAUX. Star Candles. TWENTY boxes just received and for sale by jy 16 TOWNSEND & ADAMS. Lost. SOME time since, a valuable GOLD LEVER WATCH, No. 19,555. Any person having found said Watch, or should have purshased or tr 'ded for such a watch, will be liberally reward ed by furnishing such information to this office. Vermin Destroyer. THL celebrated English Vermin Destroyer uses up roaches, bugs, vermin, &c., directly also Worm Lozenges—for sale by jell G. W. BAYLEY. NEW supply of Carpenters' Tools just received by an6 ROTH BROTHERS. Cookin? Stoves and Ploughs. RECEIVED by steamer Falcon from Mays ville and Cincinnati— 100 Hall & McClanahan Ploughs, No 1, 2 and 3; 12 Coohing stoves—best quality; for sale by ROTH BROTHERS. $90 Reward! RAN-AWAY from the undersigned, on 5IfS Sunday night the the 18th inst., THREE NEGRO MEN, as follows: SIMON, aged about 30 years, six feet ■ ■ "I high, and well made, front teeth out, car ried himself tolerably well; color nearly black; can read and write, and will no doubt endeavor to pass by exhibiting a pass written by himseli; or he may state that he is free. PEYTON, aged about 22 years, 5 feet 10 inches high; a little stoop-shoulderei'; legs short; color gray. LOUIS, aged about 22 years, about the same height as Peyton; color black: very cross-eyed. It is supposed that they will endeavor to reach New Orleans, and thence the upper country. S50 reward will be given for the apprehension and de livery of the boy Simon to me on my plantation, or for his safe lodgement in J ail; and $20 each for the arrest and delivery of either of the other boys. The boys had on when they left, blue round about coats; Simon had on a black silk or beaver hat. THEODORE JOHNSTON. , Grosse Tête, Sept. 24th, 18-33. sep21. —is slow of speech, and hangs his head when talk jng. He is supposed to have gone off with a mu latto boy belonging to 11. E. Moore, of Missouri $25 Reward. £Ranaway from Plaquemine, La., abou the the 26th of last month, a negro boy named TOM, or Thomas Jefferson as he may call himself. Said negro is a black, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high: has a scar on his nose HENRY KELLER. Quinine. A large invoice, just received from New York, and for sale on usual terms by octS G. W. BAYLEY. S Sugar Lime. UGAR LIME—200 bbls. just received and for sale by ROTH BROTHERS. j NOTICE. WE take pleasure in informing our customers and the public in general that we are now I receiving a general supply of goods of all kinds \ and qualities, and that our stock will be much bet ter than ever it was; and we have spared no trou j ble in making our assortment of goods whatever; ! as we find that it is very necessary, in order to be I able to sell a large quantity of goods at small pro fits by keeping up our stock throughout the year. ! sep24 ROTH BROTHERS. j I ; j : ■ ! j ; FROM New York, just received Gents French buck-skin gloves; " Tan cape tilbury wash do; " Drab buck extra double points do; " Snper patent cloth mode colors do; " do do do do lined chamois do; " do do do do tilbury chamois do; " do Lisle mode do; for sale at moderate prices by ROTH BROTHERS. Horses and Mules. THE undersigned intends to leave here in a few days with his stock of animals. He will however be here again about the 15th of October with 75 Mules and 15 Horses. sept 7 HENRY E. MOORE. GENTS clothing, a splendid assortment of all kinds, styles and qualities, just received, in store and for sale by ROTH BROTHERS. To the Ladies. WE would invite attention to our varied assort ment of rich fancy and dress goods, embra cing a choice selection of Rich brocade silks; do Ottoman do, Plain chameleon do; Colored Gro d'nap; do Watered silks; White satin; Black gios d' Swiss; Black dress silks; Embroidered crepe robes; Fine black challev; Cashmere d' Ecose, rich solid colors; Superior kid Gloves; Ladies Fancy cravats; Black and white embroidered Lace Veils; Filet mitts and gloves; Rich Brocade and Velvet scarfs; Hat and sash ribbons; Embroidered collars, slieves, &c.; Swiss Flouncings; Jaconet Bands; Insertings and Edgings; Velvet trimmings, &c.; Just received by sep'J HART, AUSTIN & CO. sep'J HART, AUSTIN & CO. Jewelry ! Jewelry ! ! Jewelry Î ! ! GENTS Gold Watches; Ladies Gold Watches; '• Silver do.; " do Lockets; u gold guard chains; '' do Rings; " do vest do.; " Diamond do.; " do fob do.; " Gold Pins; " do do Buckles; " do ear rings; " do seals, " do Chatelaine; " crystal do; " Tuscan bracelets; " gold guard keys; " gold belt slides; " do sleeve buttons; l; do cuff pins; " do collar do; " do scroll do; " do studs; " do pencils; " do pins; " do pens; " do rings; " do pen-holders; " diamond do; " do thimbles; " gold spectacles " do spectacles; " do penholders; " silver thimbles " do double slid do; " cornelian rings; " do pens " charms. just received and for sale by au20 HART, AUSTIN & CO. Just Received, Q A boxes Tobacco, suitable for plantations; /C/ V/ 5 boxes best chewing Tobacco; Tared Twine, Grass Rope,_Tared_Rope: for sale by ~ au6 ROTH BROTHERS. Sugar Lime. JgEST Alton sugar lime for sale by selO HART, AUSTIN & CO. 3¥ew Map of Louisiana. :w Map of Loui G. W. BAYLEY. GW. R. BAYLEY'S new Map of Louisiana . for sale by " 500 pair of best D. B. Russert Brogans, in stere and for sale by ROTH BROTHERS. Family Groceries /"|F every description, and a fresh supply always Vy on hand, by jy 9 TOWNSEND &. ADAMS. Champagne Cider. A few boxes of very superior Champagne Ci der, just received and for sale cheap bv jy9 TOWNSEND & ADAMS. RECEIVED from New York per steam-ship Eldorado Gents fine black silk cravats; " 1 hread and Silk suspenders; Boys do do do; " and Gents -woolen and cotton socks; for sale by se24 ROTH BROTHERS. a on to or of ! a at use fact that in til lay heat a of,)

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ocr: SOUTHERN a^c VOLUME V. PLAQUEMINE, PARISH OF PACKETS. Opeloiisas Packet. • JCSçLj» The new and safe steamer OPE M : ■ LOUS AS. O. Hinckley , master, wiil leave for the above port onTHURSDAY'S, at 12 o'clock M.. taking freight for Plaquemine, Indian Village, Grand River, Atcbafalaya, and all land ings on the route. For freight or passage apply on board, foot of St. Louis gtreet. OyThe Opelousas will extend her trip as far as Mill Bayou on Bayou de Glaze. je25 Vicksbui'g Packet. The elegant and swift packet ' steamer PRINCESS , Captain T. »C. Holmks , leaves New Orleans ev ery Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock for Vicksburg and all intermediate landings. Returning, passes Plaquemine about 11 o'clock every Sunday. fe26 FOR TIII2 COAST, . From and aft er Thursday 10th inst. at 5 o'clock P M, the favorite stea aœ«dS8feiner E. D. WHITE, T heodore E l fert . Master, will extend her trips to Simms port, Williamsport, Point Coupee, Bayou Sara, Waterloo, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge, Plaque mine, Bayou Goula, New River, Donaldsoaville, and all Intermediate Landings, Returning will leave Williamsport on Sundays at 8 o'clock A. M.; Bayou Sara on Mondays at 8 A. M.; Baton Rouge on Mondays at 12 M.; Pla quemine ou Mondays at 2 P. M. The Regular Packet WHITE will take Passen gers and Freight for the above Public Landings and all intermediate Plantations. Having all old and experienced officers, particular and punctual attention will be paid to all business entrusted to their care. The public can rely upon the Steamer White as a Regular Packet for the year, say win ter and summer. For further particulars apply on board, or to J. H. MORRISON &Co New Orleans. A. M A RIONNE AUX & Co., J E. DEGELOS, O. E. HAASE, feb 12 Plaquemine. Bavou Sara Packet. For Bayou Sara, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge and Coas—the splendid pas ssenger steamer NEW LATONA, j. g . r.AN 'dry, master, will leave New Orleans for Bayou Sara and intermediate landings every MONDAY, at 5 o'clock p. m ., and every FRI DAY. at 9 o'clock a . m. Returning leaves Bayou Sara every Tuesday and Saturday after the arrival of the the Railroad cars. For freight or passage, having fine accommodations, apply onboard, or to J. A. BRAUD & LANDRY, 16 Bienville st. Twice a Week. ÏÏT. S. .flail Packet Vipty. The splendid New Orleans and Bayou Sara packet steamer GIPSY, T II. Ure , master, leaves New Or leans every Sunday aud Wednesday at 9 o'clock a. m . Returning passes Plaquemine on Monday and Thursday evenings. jell For Sale Bow« SUGAR cured hams, shoulders and sides; Old Manongehala Whiskey, Brandy and Wine; Flour,'Tea, Coffee, Rice, Beans, sugar; . Vinegar, Oil, Butter, Lard and Cheese; Tobacco, Candles, Potatoes, soap, salt; Mackerel, Codfish, sardines, lobsters; Crockery, Wooden ware, Brooms, Pepper, Pickels, Loaf Sugar, Vermecelli, Maccarroni, Starch, Raisins, Almonds, Seives, Pipes, Cordial and Preserved Fruits of all kinds; Jelly, chocolate, &c., &• Call and examine for yourselves, you will find it to'your advantage as he always keeps the best assortment on hand. m y28 0. E. HAASE. m y28 Hardware. IRON and steel; Ploughs; Coopers' and Carpen ters' Tools; Plantation Tools; Pot Ware; Cooking Stoves; Stock Kettles; Sad Iron; 200 kegs cut Nails; 20 wrought do; Corn Mills; Trace Chains; Log, Ox and Dog Chains^ Hand Irons; Cart Boxes; Shovels V*d Spades; Guns and Rifles; new i "le English Percussion Caps, of all make; Axes, Hatchets; Cross Cut and Hand Saws— for sale by ROTH BROS., Bank st. rUST RECEIVED, and for sale by ROTH BROS., Fire Grates complete; Iron and steel of all sizes; 25 doz Casteel Hoes; 10 do best Axes; 25 do long handle Ames' spades and Hoes; 300 pair Negro Blankets; 25 do best Bed Blankets; 25 do Saddle Blankets; 500 p'àir best Russets; " - Gents, Ladies and Children's shoes and Boots 200 kegs pure and No. 1 white Lead; 250 do Nails, all sizes; 25 boxes Glass, 8 by 10,10 by 12; 12 by 14; 40 doz glazed Negro Hats; Green and Blue Paints; Lard, Linseed and Whale Oils; Skimmer's and sugar house Lamps & Ladles; 50 doz cane Knives; Tar in kegs and barrels; Harness Leather; Guns and Pistols; 40 boxes assorted Tobacco. sep25 Cr. BROWN, SSÄ Fashionable Tailor, TiL {Main ■tir cet. one door above Mrs. Kahn* s Store.) Has just returned from New Orleans with a large stock of Merchandize, such as Fancy and Plain Cassimeres, Doeskins, Black Cloths, black and fancy patterns of \«gtings, which he will make up in the best sty le of workmanship and latest fash ions. He also keeps constantly on hand, Gentle men and Boys Furnishings—ßlack and fancy col ored Frock Coats; Pilot Clotv Coats; Fancy tweed Coats; Black satin, fancy figu*;d and black cloth Vests; Undershirts; Cravats; Glo^^ Socks, Hand kerchiefs; Cloaks; Walking Canes; Knives; Fancy Wooden Boxes; and a quantity of Pomatums and Essences of all kind s. ocjg E. W. ROBERTSOnr7~ Atto rne y and Counsellor at Baw, Plaquemine, Iberville Parish, Louisiana. FFICE on Main street, one door below the Sentinel office. jy31-ly o Cement. EECE1VF.D by Mary Hunt, from Louisville— 25 bbls Cement, for sale by jel8 ROTH BROTHERS. 1 OA Lbs. Smoking Tobacco, for sale by 1 Uu A. MARIONNEAUX. NKW GOODS On Bayou Grosse Tete. THE undersigned respectfully informs his cus tomers and the public generally on Grosse Tête and the Marangouin, that he has just receiv ed a large stock of New Goods, comprising Dry Goods Hardware, Cutlery, Plantation CJoods, Groceries, Saddlery, Cast i lies Crockery, llats, Roots and Shoes, &c. &c., which he will sell at the lowest rates, and on the most accommodating terms. The undersigned is grateful for the patronage extended him since he commenced business on Grosse Tête; and he trusts that his determination to supply the wants of his friends at all seasons and at any cost, will insure him a continuance of that patronage. Call and examine the new stock. JAMES P. LONGLEY. Bayou Grosse Tête, Sept. 18,1850. ^ REIIILER BROTHERS, Merchant Tailors, ■■I t . Would respectfully inform the citizens of Plaquemine and vicinity, that they have establish ed themselves on Main Street, in the house imme diately above the residence of the late Mr. Beck. Determined to do work at moderate prices, and in a punctual and faithful manner, they hope to re ceive a liberal share of public patronage. They keep constantly on hand fine patterns of goods to suit all seasons of the year. my 1 BARRELS S BARRELS'. THE undarsigned keeps always on hand a large lot of CYPRESS MOLASSES BARRELS, which he warrants to be ot the best description All orders from Merchants in New Orleans and elsewhere, will be punctually attended to. Refer to—W. G. Dales, F. N. Bissell, Roth Brothers, Plaquemine; A. G. Marionneaux. New Orlerns. JAMES ENNIS. Plaquemine, 11th September, 1S52. ANTHONY WILRERT, Cabinet Mal? er, Plaquemine street- -opposite the Market House, WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Plaquemine and the Parish of Iberville, that he is prepared to make to order and at short notice, ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF CABINET WORK. He keeps always on hand and for sale cheap, Chairs, Bedsteads. Matrasses, Cradles, Ar mours, Safes, Wash-stands, Tables. &c. DG^Old Furniture repaired and taken in exchange for new. He requests a share of public patronage. jyl 10 bbls MESS BEEF for sale by A. MARIONNEAUX. ÄEW SPRING GOODS. Roth Bros., RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public generally, that they have just receiv ed a very large stock of Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of many new qualities, and new. ele gant and fashionable styles of articles for dresses, &C., for Ladies. Also, a very large and well se lected assortment of Ready Made Clothing-. All of which will be soldat as moderate rates as can be obtained elsewhere. ap2 DR. WARD RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has permanently located himself in Plaque mine, for the practice of his profession; His of fice is the same as that occupied by A. Talbot, Esq.; on Main street. ap'2 yj AAA Lbss Ham of the best quality, an 4rvJ iJ V7 10 kits Mackerel No 1, for sale by je 5 A. MARIONNEAUX. RECEIVED, direct from New York— 30 kegs Rifle Gunpowder; 5 bbls Crushed Sugar; 2 boxes double refined Loaf Sugar; and for sale low by WM. H ART & CO. Barrels! Barrels! THE undersigned keeps always on hand a large assortment of the best quality cypress MOLAS SES BARRELS, which he war rants to be of the best description. All orders, from New Orleans or elsewhere, will be punctually attended to. dec 14-ly PHILIP HEELEIN. C O dec 14-ly Sugar Mill for Sale. FOR sale a first rate Sugar Mill and all necssary rigging; situated at present on the Plantation of Widow Julien Cornau. An excellent bargain may be made. Apply at the above place. ap9 A Vendre a Bon IKEarche. UN Moulin à Sucre complet et en bon ordre. — S 1 addresser à Mme. Julien Cornau sur son habitation près du Bayou Goula. ap9 n rr boxes Codfish; 10 do Buckwheat; A j KJ 10 do Cheese; 10 kits Mackerel No 1— or sale by A. MARIONNEAUX. Matting. ÏLAIN, Fancy and Check— juct received by '' jelS HART, AUSTIN & CO. JOSEPH FISHER, Boot and Shoe Maker, Has established himself in Plaque mine in the above business. He will »perform all work entrusted to him with 9^^ neatness snd despatch, with durable workmanship, in fashionable style, and at moder ate rates. He solicits a share of public patronage. His shop is on Main street, opposite Perron's Cof fee House. ded8-ly 4rf 6 Bis Butter and Soda Crackers, and 8 doz Pails ^nndTnbe, for sale bjr MA R , 0KM , Am . JUST RECEIVED from St Louis— 75 bbls FLOUR, of T. Harrison brand; 25 half do do. for sale by A. MARIONNEAUX. 25 bbls- Irish Potatoes25 sacks of Onions— for sale by A MARIONNEAUX. 40 Bbls. Whiskey, now in store, and for ap2 sale by W. HART & Co, Bbls Pickled Mullets, forsaly by je5 A. MARIONNEAUX. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY William P. Rradburn. Office on Main street. TERMS OFTHE SENTINEL. Subscription, five dollars per annum, in advance. No subscription taken for a less period than one year. Advertisements , charged one dollar per square (10 lines or less) for the first, and fifty cents for every subsequent insertion. All advertisements published until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal discount made to yearly advertisers,— payments invariably in advance. Announcements for office $10, in advance—and each Candidate will be charged $5 for printing Election Tickets. ET Announcement of Mayor, $5; for Aldermen $2 50. Job Work, cash on delivery. PLAQUEMINE: Saturday, July 30, 1S53. ETA correspondent of the Southern Planter gives the following method for keeping tires tight on wheels: Before putting on the tires^ füll the felloes with linseed oil, which is done by heating the oil in a trough to a boiling heat, and keeping the wheel, with a stick through the hub, in the oil for an hour. The wheel is turn ed round until every felloe is kept in the oil one hour. [CFlt would appear, from numerous obser servations, that soldiers are hit during battle according to the color of their dress, in the fol lowing order: red the most fatal color; the least fatal Austrian gray. The proportions are red 12 ; rifle green 7 ; brown 6 ; Austrian bluish gray 5. U*The place where the bad darkies go, be gins to be crowded. A petition has been pre sented to the Canada Legislature from the Mu nicipal Council of the county of Kent, repre senting that, by reasons of the rapid increase of the colored population of said county, by immigration from the United States, many evils are resulting, and are likely to result, to the said country, and praying for the adoption of certain measurei^with reference thereto.— Before long, the free States and Canada will become so worried of the pressure of the free .«cull'd pussons," that Indiana and Illinois laws will be passed. 0"A cotemporary says it don't believe in the water cure, and gives as a reason : "There is Mr. (naming a noted political editor) he has been lying in his damp sheet for twenty years, and he's worse now than ever." (CTSays the Providence (R. I.) Journal: "The article in the Washington Union excom municating the Buffalo Republic —said to have received, in manuscript, the personal approba tion of the President—has been followed by an advertisement, worth near $1000, given to that paper! We suppose the western organ of New York Barnburnerism would like to be excom municated weekly on the same terms." 0"A poor man named Henry, died a few days ago at Richmond, Va., in "the valley."— His wife, going up to town for the hearse, was overcome by grief and heat, and fell dead in the road. Both were borne to the same grave. A City with Twelve Thousand Inhabitants Destroyed. —In the foreign news by the Atlan tic, it is stated that, on the first of May, the city of Shiraz, in Persia, was destroyed, with twelve thousand of its inhabitants, by the shock of an earthquake. This is the second city in Persia, and in former years had a population of 40,000 persons, but an earthquake in 1824 nearly destroyed it. It was formerly a place of great beauty, and is celebrated by the Per sian poet Hafiz, who was a native of Shiraz, for its beauty and fertility. Since the earthquake of 1824, it has greatly declined in both, most of its public structures having been ruined by that calamity. Hair. —A writer in a late number of the Lon don Quarterly Review furnishes the following information on this subject : "London imports about five tons of human hair annually. Black hair comes mainly from Brittany and the south of France, where it is collected principally by one hair merchant, who travel from fair to fair, and buys up, and shears the crops of the neighborhood damsels. A traveller in Brittany describes the peasant girls as attending at the fairs with their beautiful tresses, perfectly willing to sell out. He saw several girls sheared, one after another, like sheep, andasmany more standing ready for the shears with their caps in their hands, and their long hair combed out and hanging to their waists. By the side of the dealer was placed a large basket, into which the successive crops of hair were thrown, each tied up in a wisp by itself. For a head of hair about twenty sous in money is given, or a gaudy handkerchief. This hair is the finest and most silken that can be produced. Light hair comes from Germany, where it is coilected by a company of Dutch farmers, who go over to England for orders once a year. And, who know from what source come these pendant tresses gleaming in the, gas-light, with which our blooming Eves, pat ly entangling their snaky coil with their own, tempts our eligible Adams." ICrThere is a man down East, rather a face tious chap, whose name is New. He named his first child Something ; it was Something New. His next y *8 to be Nothing New. in


ocr: AEBCMZKAI SUrrOKZEXl. Sold only at his olfice. 70 St. Charles street, oppo site Union. Used in all the Easter cities with unparallcie suçcess. The effect pro duced in the use of thi instrument is wonderful it cures Falling of the FRONT VIEW. Womb, Sinking all gone feeling of the Lungs, Stomach or Sides; it helps the \\ liitea prevents JMi?c irriages, strengthens Wenk l.ungx, Weak Voicc, «See.; barrenness gives place to fru it fulness; the con /it ut ion is improved, and ruotoratioii to health is the final esult.


ocr: Runaway in Jail. depot negro. Was brought to the Jail of this parish a runaway negro who calls his name SQUIRES, and who says he belongs to Mr. Myers in New Orleans.—said boy is about 23 or 24 years age, 5 feet 8 inches high,, with a small tuft ef hair under his chin. The owner will please come forward, pay char ges and take him away. jy2 H ENRY SULLI VAN, Jailor.


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ocr: THE RUSSIA SALVE VEGETABLE 0IXTJ1ENT Has been used and said In Woton for the last Thirty Year., and it. virtue, have itood the test of tint.. nrssiA salve crur.s nntss. ItVSSIA SALVE Ct RKS CANCERS, RUSSIA SALVE CCRES SORE EYES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ITCH. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FELONS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SCALD HEAD. RUSSIA SALVE CURES NETTLE RA8K. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CUTS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CORN'S. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SCALDS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SALT RHEUM. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FLEA RITES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES WHITLOWS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ULCEUS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES WARTS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SOKE NIPrLES RUSSIA SALVE CURES 8TIES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FESTERS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES HINOWORM RUSSIA SALVE CURES SCURVY. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BUNION'S. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORE LIPS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES IXOROWINO NAILS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SPIDER STINOS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SHINGLES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ERUPTIONS. -RUSSIA SALVE CURES SIOSO.UITO BITES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CHILBLAINS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FROZEN LIMBS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES WEN'S. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BORE EARS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BOILS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FLESH WOUNDS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES PILES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BRUISES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CHAPPED HANDS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SPRAINS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SWELLED NOSE. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ERYSIPELAS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES LAME WRIST. Bite, of Venomous Reptiles are Instantly cured by this EVERT MOTHER WITH CHILDREK, and all Iltada of Families, Should keeps Box in the cupboard, or on the their, handy to use In CASE OP ACCIDENT. Price, 25 Cents per Box. Put up In Inree aize metal boxen, with nn prorraTed wrapper, nimilnrto the above pmrravlnff, without which none are genuine. Bold in the fnited State nnd Canada by all vnden ol I'aUTit Medii'incn. Dnueists, tit most of the couutry itores, and by Redding & Co., Proprietors, aw , .m-n. 1 'Hob. , i i. ilk c m a

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publisher: J. Poland


ocr: OFimtfU TO-D.1Y AT KEITH & BARKER'S. ff NEW LOMi SHAWLH, 50 pieces M de 1 UU Alpaccas, Thibets, Lyonese. Cloak Cloths, Wide RIack Velvets, Rich Ribbon., Opera Hoodt, in great vari.ty, bcin .old low prici-n. KEITH BAHKER. Nov. 3, larar


ocr: February 1, 1853. 8T0RBS & imm H AVE just returned from Boston, and havo recei cd and win receive Lois wren TOJS ItlEKCIIAHDISE ! finish out the Winter wholesale and retail trade, con in part of 8'00 yards Cottons. Tickings, Drillings, tc. 300 " Denims, 21) Chests Teas, 10 bags Coflc-, 10 Boxes Tobacco, 15000 pounds of Sugars, SO Boxes Candles, 800H pounds Codfish and Hall I but 40 Kills Mttckerel und Salmon, 300o pounds Sainiunin Tierces, 400 l)ag, 40 tons, Plaster, 35 Boxes and kegs Itaisins, 3 Tons White Lead, 1 Ton Zinc hite, tOOo Bags Butter Salt in clean white bags. 1011(1 Ihishels Rock s ill, l.ill Bags aiiiida Suit Tor cattle, 30 Bajrs Livernool Salt for cheese, 4000 pounds finished Grindstones. We are prepjred to sell by the Load, or less Cjunntdy, on the most liberal scale. 8TOKRS At LANOIION. Wats! Hats! A FINE ASSORTMENT OP THOSE ALSO EVURV KID & Ql' ALITY, FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST, . ALWAYS Olt HtRD,- - IT KIXSM K, Where yon may also find the In rsi'st and cheapeat assort, un lit of Gloves and Mittens EVER OFFERED IN MONTPELIER. Cloth Caps of every style and quality, silk plush, all colors, FOR CHILDREN, Cloth Caps, fur trimmed, do. do. Otter, Fur and seal Caps of Vuriou styles, which must be Hold and sold cheap, Cash Paid lor all Kinds or SHIPPING FURS. GEO. L. KINSMAN, Main Street, ittontpelier. Mnnlpelier, Sept. 23d, 1853. HART'S HOTEL, Ncarllie Ste.irnbn.it Landing nnd Railroad Oi-pota, ISiirlinstoai, Vermont. IlflfS Hull jo , lali'ly enlarged, and rt'fti riiistu-cl, will be . fuiind Ihe most ncceaaililn 'ind convenient of anv In own, being ill Ihe immi'diate vioiinty nf the Steain'linnt l.aiulnti! nd llailroad Dcpnls. t'arriine always in intend, unci' on the arriva I of Hie boats mill cars, free of chaw. GI2UROIS HART. 3li M. L. HART. S. K. COLLINS, Apothecary nnd ni:rit, Corner of Main and State. Stru ts. YYllhl.b can lie lound at all limes a good V and ivtirselected aiorlment of drugs, wmm, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Druggist' WlasKi Ware, FANCY ARTICLES. PKRFUMERY, &C. Which he will sell at LOW PRICES for Cash. Cull and A VAIlli;i'ViifAI!l)0.IIN U.SUI'l'ORTURS.TrilMea, (Jenl and Ladies llracea kept by S. K. COLLINS. lll, ami a pure quality ot Cod Liver nil can lie ob ' mined at B. K. COLLINS. URKSII CONGRESS Sl'lllNtS WA'l'CR. ha. nsl ke I received by B. K CU1.I.INH PRUNES, in a large Quantify, nnd forale cheap bv a K ihii lins. THE heat qualify of Liquom that li'e Market ad'nnl, kept and tndd for purposciias Kpecihrd by law bv S. K COLLIN'S. MOST kind. of Patent ledicineH Bre kent and tvilj sold al a small cnuiniinjion b" s. k COLLINS Last, but not TH'nt ! rTIHOSE having aei'ouiils of fmni one In It a i Infi. are requested to call anil sell le the .nine soon they will be H ilked up to the ' Captain's Office." r K. I I 1 I removal! .WALKER & WHITE Have removed from lhar fonner place of buiineas to NEW AND SPACIOUS


ocr: removal! .WALKER & WHITE Have removed from lhar fonner place of buiineas to NEW AND SPACIOUS On State Street, (HUBBARD'S .YEH' BLOCK,) Where thev tvill be happy to see tlieir friends and custom era, and will show them a sti ck of UOOD A.D PKICEJS which wMI he very templing to all wishing to purchase. Montpelier, Oct. 4, IKi-2.


ocr: OR MLJ2 Am TO RENT! is havejiisllvliirniiil frum Ne York with snrMlKUVdl jipw ana senum iiiiuueu rmuu most Cfltmsli-'tf msniilscliirsrs. . utiw rm uM M assured 01 leuirif a ut. Also Vi'tso'ilnimua ul ttmuiii itan Piano Fnrtra taken in exchange for new. MOHOl.a at WII.UUK, Over Ellis st Uanccvfl'a Blare. IMIUEsubireiij 1 t. ft HMitnilinm. F of ten, fioisf J Thiwa Wlf I j siiHtrior IhsiP bn HrpnmiTn.& I j3rH3iaini!l' t , ..". Alt I I iBteUtriK 1 unlplisr,Vt.


ocr: NEW YORK DAT, CAP & FUR STORE ! STATE STREET, MONTPELIER, TT. IfH VE this day returned from .New V..rk with the b'.t and largest assort neiit f U sls in my trade ever olfer ed for sale in Vermont Call, gentlemen, and see ttie I New G'sids at (ne New Htore. June 1, 1853. WM. T. BL'RMIAU, Arjcnt. DEPOT STORE. rpHR sabscriiiers having t-.kea the Sew Btore at the 1 Depot, re.irectfolly 'nf'.rm the inhnbitants of Montpel ier and Vermont, th'i- they have just returned from New York and Hoston, with a well ei cted -t.k of W. I. ood wncl Wrocerie, that -vill meet the wants of the cotniiiuuiii in aeneral, and we fnviie .ll to inepect oar Gimds and Prices. Hoping to receive a fair share ot the public patronage, we shall endeavor lo keep a prime slock of 7r7., Sugars, Coffers, Spirts, Butter, Cheesy Pork, Lard, Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Fish of all hinds, Candlis, Soap, Fruits, Nuts, Confert'wnarus, Swertmeats, Extracts, Graine, lluttir Salt. and a varlery of articles which we can sell at whole sale nr retail at prices which cannot fait to suit ihe purchaser K-U.ieh paid for Butler and Oats WILDER jc SCOTT. Montpelier, May Id, 1853. 21 HAT, CAP AND FDR MS II IN 6 ST0RF, (Hubbard'rJVew Block, SMe Street, Montpelier HA VEjust returned from Boston nnd New York, with a large, new and elegant assortment of Spring and .Summer Styles of HATS. SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS, COLLARS, HOKFS.. UMBRELLAS, CAPS. GLOVES, STOCKS, CRAVATS, OABPtlT BAGS, and every variety of Genlleniiiirs FuinMiing Goods. The Goods are all entirely new.andlwlll be sold as cheat) as they can he bought tin of the ttiiy. w. r. u. .. i;o., Having tne advantage ot being the only Practical Hatters In Mompeli'T, nnd hiivirrjj been engar-d in the business for the hint fifteen years, Ha'ter themselves that they shall ne able nolo manage their business. ns to make it nn object for customer! to purchase of them hnvine closer, conxe quemly selliii AS LOW as their neichh-irrt. yy-Hatst manufactured to order. Old Hatidrejsied over diiclia lit libber Gloves! Ladie Rubber Gloves ftr snrdenins and wn-hintr. hc. 5tc, for unle hy W.Vl. P. BADGER 4; CO. Montpelier. April as. IH53.


ocr: April, 1853. LOOMIS & KEITH. 1 1 A VP, just leturned from BOSTON uii NKVV VOUK, iJ Willi nsw to which they wcind solicit the attention ol thus. In pur suit of Goods. In our stuck f IIIIIXX GOODS ..w m.i.i, mvrw ll I a ll llr tt aim IICIIU1IIUI nVICR, DUniD Sl(.k4 r.f u.lr-. urtalilm ......li... UI.MiVnua UllLT TlriSUES. FKfE..Ci. JACOaNETs.MUSIJNe, UiWuac. New tyleBf nice nnd low costs. A good assortment ol Plain All Wool le tjiines, nlsn a great variory of New Klyles Figured, wliicli are offered lower than ever. Plain .md Figured PPUS, French. Rntlfch anil 4mrlrun DDfVTB ...t 'f "cotch, Lancaster and Clmi.ilnuv. S II A W I.S. Cashmere, Crape, Silk, Primed, die. .Ma. y new and ele- . -' gum patterns. BONNETSnd RIBBONS. We h ,ve a Isrg tot of all ihe New S.yle llonnets and Rib bons, Linings, and a couipleteassortment ol .lli LINcKY tinolJ.i. W rnfl ilTnf nmnnLla ut..rlr a.f r3tn....n .....I Ll . .1 .. ' vviicn.iu rmovn u! iiii-Tmro itiiti niiBliTIjr i"' umio, iiim-b nun intiureii'K Biz'i, oy m auzeii or House Furnishing Goods. An extensive assortment of all kinds. Persons desirous of P'lrcmiaiiig in tins line will do well to g ve us a call, as out assonmenl is complete, and it will he our aim to muke prices the lowest. VW have a large stock ..f Bleached and Itrown Sheeting., Tickings, Drrnlna, Lancaster and English Quilts. Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen. Hlenched Linen Table Covers, do iNapkins, nllsiZ'saod puiterna, Urown Linen 'J'abic Covets, D:ittera, i;raihes, &c. otc. GROCERIES, Crockery, Glass and Hard Ware Also, we have Ihe largesi stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING In the Hiate, for Men's and Boys' Wear, which we orTer, at wholesale and retail, feeling assa ed that all can be suited by examining for th unselvos. Dor G Is wilt be sold at the lowest price for Cash. Proline.-, or short cedit. LOO M IS tL KEITH, Main Street. Montpelier, Vl., April, IdSa. 15 Montpelier Carpet Store. 'E have just received 2000 jams Wool Carpeting, on ' contract made before the advance, anc shall continue lo sell mold prices at present. Cotton Carpeting, Stair nrpetmir, and llnrkings. Also, (lit t'arnetiogs, dilfereni at


ocr: IT 1.4 I VDOi IM i:iLV THE FACT THAT NOWHERE IN THIS CITT CAN THERE rOUND SO LAKOE A VARIETY OF A LL KINDS OF Desirable Goods, LOW PRICES, Al 4T THE SILK AND SH VU L HOUSE F. A. JONES & 1 aid 2 Tremont Row, BOST.) III CIS SILKS. Al'M-t every tylo and finlnr 'If Fashionable SIX.KS from the sin ill ehe.'k tn-l nripe a 5') eta, lo the RICHEST BROCADE AT $5 t GtinDe) in which we nr known t he the most dealers, nnd w iirh our nu.iso.ii f triliiies enable us to Offer at Extremely Low Price. I AM. OF OUR BLACK SILKS, Cnnslstlne of the Stork of an Importer about ret ing from business, h .uglit under the moat lav. rable circumstances, at. now selling by us et .MIR IIS laES THAN OF IMPORTATION. SHAWLS OF ALL KINDS. We can orTer purchasers the Largcsl Choice of these Consisting of CASHMERE AND BROCHEA L0iG & SQUARE (Now a little out of season,) At a REDUCTION of one quarter fr-.ni usual prices. Also- All Qualities CRAi'E, S.LK, BERAGE AND Oil. EH 8TYLEI sisiiaiaiiss aiims, IuTartabljr at the Lowest Price. 1 Together with Colored and Black VISITiiS &, Of the Atwtsi Shjfos. And Trimmed in the muni Fu -litutiliWe mitner. Cases BerageSf Bernge d Lalncs. Muslins, PriiitS etc A1 which will be uutd at prices Hatixfaciory lu Wti invito partir uhir aiiention to our Large Htuce Iaces, Kmbrotderies, white Goods, vioves, hiiii oilier fsniiihr tit mil.-, heiiiit imrt a KUl'T bi'dCK, ItttiiuM ot Vw Att-iuiuw of uii concern, ana wii b huUI ut uruut Uargiiiiiti. Belie vine that we, ran cfT r our GondR low-r than otliei Uuut, from the Itict Una they ure inoilW PURCHASED AT AUCTION fort'ash-frequentlv at lesjtaia lulf their value, ...u.,.. ...... .., nir r.t.:ui Ol Olll UU.-OICSB all'ord lo sell ui a very sinnll advance Irom Cost. (J5W'e ask Ihe attmlion of Purchasersgft A-Hiring them that they will neglect their own Interest ll. ey pircliusu willioot eia.nluiug our tiuoda and PKIi eia. i . a. .ioi:s (o., Nos. 1 and 2 Tremont How. (Nearly opposite head of Hanover Street,) BOSTON. Boston, May 97, 1853. Notice. rr Hit" may certify that 1 li.ive tins day given mv i. Wiliiiiiu Jenkins, his time, and shall ntd oat any oi his contracting, norcl.iiiu any ol Ins earnings. afiur dale. VV1L.L.IAM Attest, J.a.MI.H 11 .WIS. West TuiKliaui, Slarch lo. I8J.1. 34w3 JN'EW SUMMER GU0DS. iootii tv ki;i i II. nAVKju-t ri-o. iv. a from New Vork and llo.ton Mecond stock of New styles Uretas Xiilkt ! BcTMifKii. 'I'isWilHd. J ii it it it U.ilm. u. ........ n t -i ---


ocr: THE SARSAPAIULLA Tomato Bitters FOli J.mYDlCE DYSPEPSIA, And .ill Die.ies oi"liie Blood, fVare bif K flftOV, Proprietor, Corner of and state Washing-ton street, HO-iiO.N Aud by Ihe following agents la Vermont i Ludlow. Andrew Petiigrew, Jr. ; Hrookfleld. J. W. French Bradford, G. E. Pricliard : Wlnds.ir, II. VV'ardoer Mont pelier, 8. P. Redlle'd . Springheld, Charles eiub'uei HI. John-bury, J. C. Hiiigll.nn ; Sluron, Baxter it Wulbrldge Hartford, J. C. Hrooks ; Hurlington, A. C. r'uear . Montpn tier, ri K. Collins , Johnson, e.nm'1 Merriaui , Hinesiuitgh, G II Willis; Win.lliani, W. Harris ft Son, N. Hennlng Ion, Haft koa at Co. , H irlington, Starkny c llowiird Straif.od, II itch at Fiary ; ullingl .r.l, J, Mariindale Branlelh.ro, T H. Tuyljr. 9-Jyl Roduocioa Pi ice 75 cts. per Bottle.


ocr: R. It. RIKER, DRAPER AND TAILOR, HAS just returned from New York with a goodassorlr ment of BROADCLOTHS, Cassimeres and Vestings, which he will make up In the latest "d iT' "J"," Si?fc5Rrfir!.f H.w York FMhion. for..!.- - , Blay S, 186S. , . .


ocr: ft DECEMBER. 1852. ELLIS & BANCROFT Are now receiving their SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL & WINTER GOODS, Fresh from Market, which were bought with cash ana wil. be sold for tbe same, on good credit, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at prices corresponding with the maxim of the day, (that a nimble niiiepeiice is better than a alow shilling,) consist. ing in part of the following articles. IOO yards Silks, Tlnnets, Lyonese, De Laines, Prints, Ginghams. $5000 in Ready-Made Clothing! 5000 yards Heavy Cottons, 3000 do Fine do tffxiO do Bleached do 6 Bales Ratting, 10 do Wadding, HI dn Carpet Twine 10 limes Tdbacco, 10 Chests Pure Teas, 8 Barrels Ginger, 10 Barrels Molasses, 8 Hags Coffee, 15011 do Heavy Ticking, 3000 do Colored ('ambries, 11100 do Cotton Flannels, 2500 lbs. Pure White Lead, 3IH! Gallons Linseed Ull, 5000 lbs. Sugars, 50 Boxes Candles. 20 Crates Crockery and Glass Ware CALL. AND SEE! Furniture, Feathers, Hard Ware, and all kinds sf House Keeping Goods, and also numerous other articles that we have not time to name. rA large a-nount of notes and accounts due the late firm of Ellis, Wilder II Co., must be seuled on or before the 15th day of Jauuaty next. To this part ef our notice we would particularly call the attention of those interested FAIL & WINTER


ocr: Clothing! Clothing! AIEW styles 0r READY-MAOE CLOTHING Jnst re lceivedby ELLIS & BANCROFT. Montpelier, March 6, 1853. ELLIS &, BANCROFT HAVE this day received a splendid assortment if Cash mere Shawfe, some very desirable patterns, and at low prices, as usual. Montpetier, March 7, 1853. Isaac Itatchelder's Estate. THE subscribers, having been nppoii ted by the Honora ble Probfite Court fur the District of Washington, Com missioner tn receive, examine ond adjust all clnimsnnd demands of all peivotis n gainst the Estate of Isaac Batchelder late of Eat Montpelier in suid Dictrtcl,deceaned, represented insolvent, and tlit term of six month from the second day of March $ 1853, allowed by said Court to the cieditors of said decensfd, to exhibit and prove their respective claims before us Do give notice that we will attend to the duties i-f tur appointment at th dwelling-house of Widow Polly Batchelder. in East Montpelier in said District, on the first Fridays of April and September next.al ten o'clock fore no on each o( said days. ROYW, WHEELER,, (VmmlMimr. DAVID It. GRAY, 'jtommlBsiontrs. East Montpelier, Maich 3d, A. D. 1&53 11 Crockery, Crockery. KEITH & BARKER'S Crockery & la$ Ware Room IS THE PLACE TO COME! F you would porchase n superior nrticle of Crockery, of. the latent patterns, at the lowest prienx. and from the nitiHt extensive a'sorttnett. Ourslo:k will always be found complete, with every article of Of Edward's Celebrated Pearl White, superior Plain White China, Rich Cold Band do., also, our beautiful Muss Rote Ware, Rich Celeste Purple do. SOLAIC LAMPS! Hang and Side do., Hall and Entry do,, Rrittania Ware, superior article, which we are prepared to furnish in large and small quantities as desired. All piirclinsele of the above Goods will And it fur their advantage to look at our Ware before purchasing: Klill II & UAKrtBU. Montpetier, Feb. 35, 1853. 75 Dozen Ax Helves ! F Mitchell's celebrated manufacture, Jnst received. The Trade niipiilied, as usual, ut Manufacturer's prices. Feb. 35, 1853. KEITH & BARKRR. ISirtl Cages! CANARY and Htinn Seed, al. i Feb. M. ' " 1 11 ft BARKKR'S. Rock Sail TOOR Grinding, a few bags only on hiuid the b l quality. FA KM AT AUCTIO.V ! WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the pretni-tei, on Saturday lite 19th of March next, at 1 o'clock, P. M., (unless previously sold at private inle,) th- F irm of Alex- anoer raraer, inie hi cnsi niniupeuer, oece.iseu. aiso me remains ol the perional propeilyof tlte Estate. The Farm contains I IB acres, with good and suitnb'e buildings. SAMUELS. KELTON, Administrator. East Montpelier, Feb. ID, IBM. Uw3 ELLIS & BANCROFT Would Inform the Purchasing Community that at their Store can be found the Best Assortment of Crockery


ocr: the: RUSSIA SALVE VEGETABLE OINTMENT Has heen uwd ,nd .old In Boston for Ihe last Thirty Yean, and its virtue, have stood the let of tint,. BtrgSIA SALVE CUKF.S BPRNfl. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CANCERS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORE EYES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ITCH. RU88IA BALVE CURES FELONS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SCALD HEAD. RUSSIA SALVE CURES KETTLE RASg. BtrwtrA flA.V, wwrvk i RUSSIA SALVE CURES COE RUSSIA SALVE CURES SCALDS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SALT RHEUM. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FLEA BITES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES WHITLOWS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ULCERS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES WARTS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORE NIPPLES RUSSIA SALVE CURES STIES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FESTERS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES lUNOWORM RUSSIA SALVE CURES SCURVY. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BUNIONS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORE LIPS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES INOHOWINO KAIL RUSSIA BALVE CURES SPIDER BTIN08. RUSSIA SALVE CURES 8HINOLE8. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ERUPTIONS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES MOSQUITO BITES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CHILBLAINS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FROZEN LIMBS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES WENS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORE EARS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BOILS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FLESH WOUNDS. RUSSIA BALVE CURES PILES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BRUISES. RUSSIA BALVE CURES CHAPPED HANDS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SPRAINS. RUSSIA BALVE CURES SWELLED NOSE. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ERYSIPELAS. RUSSIA 8ALVB CURES LAMB WRIST. Bites of Venomous Reptiles are instantly cured by this EXCELLENT OINTMENT. EVERT M0THERWITH CHILDREN, and all Heads of Families, Should keep Box in the cupboard, or on the ihft hnndy to use in CASE OF ACCIDENT. Price, 25 Cents per Sox. Pot tip In lirre ilze metal bnxei, with on enfrrnrwl wrapper, limilnrto the nbove ann-ravingr, without which none we genuine. Bold In the rnfteri State and Cannda by all rrnden of Patent Medicinei, DnnraisU. at moit of tha country iwrei, tnd by Bedding & Co., Proprietors, No. S State Street. Boston ii) n 1 C THE COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS IS


ocr: JXS. G. IIOTEY, PYROTECHNIST OF BOSTON, For Ihe years 1848, 1849, '51, AND FOB THE PRESENT YEAR 1853, Having, it the Fnir of the MossachusettsCliatitable SU clwnic's Association received a GOLD MEDAL FOR THE BEST Eihibited on Boston Common, ofleri AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Every variety ot Exhibition and Sale Work, . Among whlcb mnv tie fnunrl ROCKETS HUMAN 'ANDI.ES, PliiEom BENliAt, t.KJHTS, DOUHLE HEADL'RS, FLOWER POTS, GRASStlnPPKRS, TvitriilTwM',Ts PIN WHEELS, fcLIJB LM.tlTS, - SERPENT 'l EbL. Manufacturut nt His cclrbratrd New EnRlnncl ImDo ratory, llie larir'"! Pyr.ter!inicul ki.illilinu in ' in in Uniteil Mime. 83-Forthe sticri!3 whicli ha attended his Bihibittuiw, ho wiuild refer to all ihe citim and moat of llie towns in the New Enclniiil States. Also for sale the largest t:ck of CK ACKERS to be found In the city. Orders addressed to JAS. t. HOVtY, 149 Washington Strut, Boston. E Laboratories at Cambridge and Brighton, ton, May 8, 1853. BOSTON MUSEUM, Tremont Street, Boston. AMTiYS Ortyf DAY AND EVRXim. rlfla H7$iit?5l ts'lhe largest, nun vnluable, en(t best arranged iu the United States. It comprises no less thim SEVEN DIFFERENT MUSEUMS, to which hi baen added the prenent yenr, heifdp the constant daily accumulation of articlei, One Half of the celebrated PEALE'S PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM, swelling the alrsadj immense collection to upwards of HALF A MILLION ARTICLES, the i;reateit amount of objects of Interest to be found together at any one place ia America ; and an entirely NEW HALL OP WAX STATUARY, Onr Hundred Fef.t in lenpth, filled to Its utmost capacity with WAX Fl ll' KEN of the of life, einidv anil in jroupi, lo the number of upwards of TWO IIUiV'llttlSD, which have ben in preparation for the last two years by a corps of tho moat distineuiihed artist to he found In either the old coun try urtlio uew, and ire 10 NATURAL and LIFELIKE as to Mock Reality, am. lead the Miotder to douM whether the figures do not actu ally live and hreathe. Among the moat prominent wilt be found the celebrated Tableaux uf


ocr: Hats ! m I fats ! THOSE A FINE ASSORTUPNT rp TliOSE ALSO EVKStY KID & QtALlTY, FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST, ALWAYS OH HAKD, ATKIfflLlP, Where you mayaiso find the lnrgest nnd cheapest assort ment of Gloves and Mittens EVER OFFERED IN MONTPELIER. Cloth Caps of oveiy style and quality, silk plush, all colors, FOli CHILDREN, Cloth Caps, fur trimmed, do. dn. Otter, Fur and seal Cana of Varlnus Hljleu, which must be sold and sold cheap Cash Paid Tor ali Kinds SH'PPING FURS. GEO. L. KINSMAN, Main Street, iTfiontpelier. Montpelier, Sept. 23d, 1853. HART'S HOTEL, Near tht Htrwmboiil L-indog and ftiitlrntid IpBti, lurlin(oii, Vrrmoittt. TfTTS House , lately eiiliirged and irt'nr oitit-d, will lm fuitml the most nccesnilde -ind eoiivetiieut of any in own, being in the inimdite viciui.y of the Hteaniboat ijanduifr ml Uuilnail Dfpois. Carriiye always in intend, once on the arrival of the boat Hand c'irs, free of chr'e. GKOKUR HART 3d M. L. II ART, S. K. COLLINS, Apothecary ;ml IJrog'i'ist, Comer of Main and Slate. Slrerts, HERB can he found ut nil Lines n good . it and well selected a.isurlintnt of ULUDi It Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, nriififtistoi' Cnla Ware, FANCY ARTICLES.- PIHlKUMEiiV, &.C. Which he will sell at LOW PK1CES fur Cash. Call and see. 4 V.AK1ETY of hlllMIM IN A I, SUPPORTERS. Tr'Nscs, lieul and Ladies Unices kept hy ii. K. C()LLI.8. ItltKf-ll, nnd a pure quality of Cod l.ivor Oil cun lie oh mined ut 8. K. COU.1N.S. 1711 EMU CONUKEdS SPIUNO WAT Kit, lias just be I received hy P. K. COLMt) PRtJES, in n large quantity, and foruli- cheap hv H. K COLLIN'S. Tlltl hest qonlity of Liqitr.rs that IN- Mnrki-t alioiil.-, uie kept and sold for purposes us spei ilii d hy law lv S. K COLLI Nr). M (1ST liind nf P;itent Mcdii ines me kent and will he sold al a small commission ' S. K. COM.I.Nri L:f, hut not t.t'nl ! rPMOSR huvini! iiccottntsof from mic to ti n yearssland s. iti'Mire reniie.teil to call and setlli the aiue soon or tliey will he Walked up to the ' Captain's Office." r i till i.At- REMOVAL. vm a linsTii m drugs, mmm


ocr: fill mm mi fi I ii & 1 I s ii a Hill 1 Lit ti! DECEMBER. 1852, ELLIS & BOTOFT Are now receiving their SECOND SUPPLY Tl 009BS, Frenh fn m Market, ti hirU were bought, with cab and wil the Bolti fir the same, on pood uetfU, WHOLESALE AND RETAtt, at prices correspond with Hie maxim of Ihe day, (that a nimble iiiut pcnce is belter than a slow shilling,) consist ing in pun ,.f the following articles. I100 yard silks, Thibcts, Lynnese, De Laities, Prints. Ginghams.. $o000 iu" Eeady-Made Clcthingl 50110 yards Heavy Dottons, 30IIU do Fine do iulll) do llleachrd do lTitlll do Heavy Ticking. G bile Ratlinrr, 10 do WnddiiKj, If do Carpet Twiiie i-t MoTifi Td barri, 10 rjiesis Tnre Tead, 30111) do Colored Cambrics, l UO I.OllOll 1-lltlllH-IS, '500 lbs Pure White bead, anil (iallons l.inseed Oil, 50UII lbs. Stig.irs, r tturreis iiinyer, HI ttarrrN M.iluHaeft, H Biigs ConVp, Buxow Caiidkn, 20 ti-i'es Crockery and (ilass'Vare' AI L AIB SEE I Furniture, Feathi'rs, llnril V e, and all kinds of House Keeping Goods, and also numeimw other ai licit a thut w e have not t line to tinine. flfrA hiryy 3iiiiuit of notew and acceunr due Ihe lata Ann i.f Kin, Wilder Sc. t;o., um t he setileit on or hore the lfith fhv of J.iiuaiy next. To Mil ; part ot onr notice wo vvonl't.imrtinilarly call the otientioii nf th-e interucted


ocr: Montpelier, My 2, 1 FOB THB SPIl'NG TRADE. J. C. EMERY, y IIECKIVINU LARGE ACCESSIONS to hi. .lock FURNITURE I CIIAIUS, FEATHERS & MATRASSES, Alfo, r very complete stock of New and DesirabJ Ptvles of Miikini; It ono of Hie best ever effi-red in town. ROOM PAPER & BORDERS. In thin Deonrtment my slock otter unusual attractions. heinz roiuponeit of every (trade of Papnr from 6 1-4 cmita to $I,S5 per roll. AI(og thcrl have one ol the inost com plete (stocks ol II nuc Furnahiiig: Goods ever oifen d in h'"i metropoliii, and will se'l them at cuch pricf?ns will not (ail to mm. t.'tin ana examine. May 5, 1853 19 HAT, CA1 AND FINISHING STORK. WE P. BADGE R & CO. (Hubbard's .Yew Block, Shle Street, Montpelier HAVE jtrst returned I'rrni, nuslnir nnd New York, with a large, new and eletmut ussurtinr nl of Spring and Summer Styles of HATS. SHIRTS. CAPS, UNDERSHIRTS, GLOVES,' COLLARS. STOCKS, HDKFS., CRAVATS. UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS, and every variely of Gcnllcmiiii's Furiifeliing Goods. The Goods are all entirely new,andwill be fold aa cheap a they cnu be bought Mit of the city, W. P. B. (t Co., having the tdvanluge of being the only Practical Hatters In Mnniptller, and havins been encaged in the bu-inpin for the Inst lifieen years, tin' ter theinxolveB that they vhnll ou able bo ttt manafie their lunmiens.i's to make It an object for ctiKtomeri to ptnrhase of them buying cloaer, conse quently Belli nn Art LOW nn their neighbor. OCrUaU maiiiifactured to order. Uld Hatidresed over yndia ISubher Gloves! Lad i en Rubber Ulovei for ganteninn and wahiug, fee. fcc, for mile hy VV'M. P. BADUEtt 6l CO. wont pener, April -;, itjM. w.Ti:it 8 ki:. DR. VAII.'SESTAIU.IHIlAIKNTiiiConcord, N. H. I. uren Summer and Winter fur the receptiun uf pa tients. Imiiilrle. ci.nre rnlrm tlx siiiillrsbillly of the trenunent will be answered witliout charge. Prescriplian. Omicord, Mny I, lta. 17y II ALE'S STOKE. JP. HAI.B offers at his Store in Plainfleld, auperioi . assortment of Dry (rsoori and Groceries, to which he Is constantly receiving addition, from Ihe City ..., ,,, ,r ,,, (,, . sen. for cash or country produce. J. p. HAL.I Pluinrlold, April, 1851. Shectinc, CrrllRTINQB,


ocr: R. R. RIKER, dkapi:r ah d tailor, 1 1 BJ""' '?",15?!l.'i?m. Vork with a Bood 1 1 ment of JJUOAUC LOTUS, Cassuaeres and Vestings. which he will make up in ihe latest style and best ner Garinetiu cut for other, to make up. slut tn St- Needles, I ailors' Measure., Shirt Bosoms. uUd Scott's Reimrts of New Vorlt Fashions for sale. wily j. m


ocr: KEMQ V AIT GEO. Ii. KINSMAN HAS) removed to the Store formerly occupied by WM. T.BURNllAN.oa , -. t .. STATE STREET, ? lie ha Just returned from market with a LARGE STOCK OF GOODS purchased with cash: to which he has added the entire stock of Mr. Bnrnham, purchased nt a GREAT DISCOUNT. There will be found atlhis Eilablhment, the4ateBt and njoat approved stvletof FASHIONABLE HATS. At wholesale and re-all. Men' Yoiith'sand Boys' SOFT HATS of every eiincelvihle riwrlprton, both ns regards elmne und material. FISE N APT HATS ol all kinds, CHILIlRKN'S and lAFANTS HATH, all nualitiea, A full assortment of the LATEST STYLES OP Bhlrts, Storks Cravats, feuspender, l.inm nllnrs. Hosiery, Hrtndkerehiefa, I'liiler Garmente, tilorea, p-boulder Braces, &o. And every ae description of Onodu appertaining m the msHiKO Busismu, wnicn win oesoiu ai me lowesi Montpeller, April al, 1S3J. fr7-When 1 purchased Mr, iiiirnliiim1 stock of he cave his bond, In ihe penal sum of two thousand dot tars, Hint he would nut ensnge in the Hat. Cap, Fur Furnishing Goods Hiiianeis in Mont pel ier, ehhei as piincl pnl or atrent- which bund 1 still hold imc4Nceu.iD. SOMETHING NEW ATTHB Bind OF THE BIG ON MAIN STREET. , IN lhe Htmp Connelly ccupiedb y Keith, Perk & Co., eub erlber lia opened m BOOT AD SHOE STORE, Where lie will he will keep constantly on hand a assortment of all kinds of custom made Lnd.es, Gentle men and Chita-en's BOOTS and SHOES f every de orMlon, which will lie sold, for cash ur readypay, ns as the lowest, for like quality. J. K. LANODON, Atrent. Montpelie , May 3, IS&3. 19 SAMUEL U . AIIKOTT TTliUI.I)iive notice to the inhabitants of VV vicinity that he hn leased the large U'lilding on the Corner of Main and Uarre Streets, known as Ihe 'UIIEPARO RIUI.DING," furlbe better ac comiuodniion of his constantly increasing business, for the purpose i-f uiaiiufiicturing Hair and IItik M.itrasses, Spring Beds, New Trimming Old Sofas, Bluffed Chairs, Doing Bcpiiis on all Kinds of Muboffony and other Furniture. Cane sealed Chair new eiUtid. Ol I nmtriUHei new i tiffed und iiutrie na good it new Matrntitfrrt, Lounge Cushions, Hair IP il Iowa, &c. &c. 'n'idp lo order. HivinK Hecun ' the services of Mi. Baton, who tin h nl yearn of expurHict in ihe above brunches of bun menu in lli.hinii it it viriitity, lip feeh cui.fnl rtt Unit all work of the kind will be done tniHfactirily and promptly, HAIR, HUSKS, AND MOSS, constantly on hand and for sale. hfpnrd'ii Building, corner of l:ifn and Burre streets, and


ocr: FOR DYSPiiPSIA Or. J. S. HOUGHTON'S rim nu.r, Digestive Fluid! OK GASTRIC JUICE. Prepured from RKNNET, or the fourlh stomach or the ot. utier dirtctioiiA ot Huron l.l I Kit., tne preai rnvfie logical Oliciui-t, hy J 8. IUX UH'I'D.N, M. U., Pl.tladel oliut. Pa. Thin i NATURE'S OWN RR,mf)V for n vnlienMn "tnmacb No ii rr of man enn equal iti enrutive imwer. It ciitiinin" m Alcohol. Hitter. Acids ot Aftutte qui Drus. It 1.1 ohireiitrly iiitiei-iioh t- the Ittfie, nm iikiv iH'taki ii tiv the niosi feohh iriticrii n who cannot eat wiiter rarkei witlMHtt irnte diftreHn. Reware of Pnooaci. iMiTi-rj.iXi. Pep-in im NO T A DltUO r("rrliiiive Circiilarji uive a l.utfe amount ofHClKN Tl KM KA'IPRN.'K frfim Islehm's Animal Mieinifitry . Dr I'onihcV I'liy -mingy of liitMirnti Hr. IVrr-ini on FimkJ ni Diet ; Dr. Jchn W . Dm per ot iiew ink University ; Pml Oiini!nnoii'" Phyfiolopy ; I'rol. Hiliiuiun of Vale Colli a. Hr. I'arpenter'n Phyniulocy ; with reports of cures from all jinrTno? tne united t;itt'K. FKKD. E. fMFI'H, mirce?sorlo H. K. CoHin Moiilpel r. Wtioleaale and Retail Atfeot. lftyl .WHO Genilttt JVervou a lUsetine, l!ll0SATI!iGci0IiL


ocr: j ""DOPTOli YOURSELF! THE IMM Kill XKVVLiPIVS R FVKRV O.NK HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. fPHB F(RTIKTII Edition, I with One Hmidird Kiibir vinL'o, showing Ui-eawn mid Malfornintiomi of the HmnHii Syxirm in ev. ry shape and 'onn. Tn which i addfd a Treat on the Di-t-ii!ea o Ftmnle, b"itig of the hiihft liitportauce to married pimple r thotitt confcmplauia mar- riaae. By W. YOUNG, M. I). Lei no father be ashamed t prfent n c py of the jfiru. LAIM1IH to Inn child. It may wive him fiom an early firave, Lit 110 you it 1 man or woman entei nt- to ciei oWtrtith n of married life with-nt reading the POCKET JSCULAPIim. Let no one wr-i insfioin n Imcknied Con pit, Puin in the Bide. reitlei nifthit nervone leetitipn, and the whole train nf Dynpeptta aenratkoon, anil fiven up by their physician, he anothev moment without cmifliiltitin the itiSCULAPIUd. Have the married .or (hone a hoot lo he married, anv impediment, rt nri thin truly iist-fol hook .in ft ha been the meant of mv Injj thfuimnda nf unfortunnle creattiref from the very jawi of death. pO-Aiiy peraon aendfnn twewtv-fiv ceut. enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of this work by mail, or fiv- copira wilt be ent for one dollar. Addreea, (kbi paid,) DR. WM. YOUNG. Wyi No. m Spruce au, PhilaielphU.


ocr: WA.TE11 CURE. Da. VAlL'r! ESTABLISHMENT at Concord, N. H is open Pummor and Winter for the reception of pa tlent.. Inquiries roneernlng tbe applicability of the treatment will be answered witlioutcbarae. Prescriptions for home trentnicnt ja.OO. .mim. Concord, Slay 1, 1 853. Ci BIEAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S ferae us m & V5 fc.akti MB T1IE TRUE Digestive Fluid! OR GASTRIC JUICE. Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth stomach or thi ox, it f ler dirf ctlons of Bnmn LI Ml) Mr, the great Physio W.aicnl Chemist, by J fi. HOUGHTON, M. L)., Pkiladel phia. Pa. Thin tn NATURE'S OWN REMEDY for an unhealthy etomnch No art of man can equnl Up rrirative power, h coniaiiiH no Alcohol, IHttcri, Aciila or Nause ous Drug. It is extremely tKreeahle to the taxtani may betaken by the most feehli pntienta who cannot eat a water rracker without ncufe dixtrextj. Beware of Drugged Im.tath.nj. pppnin is NOT A DRUG Descrintive Circulars pivo a hirge amount of SCIEN TIFIC EVIDENCE from Llehiii's Animal Cheinictry ; Dr. Combe ' Pliv-ioti-gy of Digestion ; Dr. Pereim on Food and Diet ; Dr. Jchn W. Draper of New Vork University ; Piof. Dunglison's PtiytoloKy : Pro I. fiillimrtn nf Yale College Dr. CarpenterN Physiology; with reports of cures from all partHfif the United Htfttes. FitED. E. SMITH, urcofof to H, K. Colli. n, Montpfl ier, Wholesale nnd Ilt'iu.l Agent. Wvl mm I idea


ocr: FOR DYSPEPSIA Oa. J. S. HOUGHTON'S TUB I Kl. 1. D'gestive Fluid! OK GASTRIC JUICE. Prepnr-d from RKJVINKT, or li e loonh itumach or thi ox, iifi-r din ctit its of Iftimn LllMlKi, tin- rre.il PliVHie It.L'irnl Chemist, by J 8. IIOCOHToN, M. D.t I'Mludel plim. P;i. Tills irt NATURE'S OWN RFMKfY lor nn wnlienltln stomncl) Nn nit nf niiin run eqitnl it runitive p wtr. ll conmiii- m Alcohol. Itlltei's. Acids of Nanae oni Drnr. It is extr iih Ij iijjict ,ii-lt l Hie lnle, hihI itiiiy tit like n by the nitt fee It It ptitifitls who rut' not ent u water ricker without .cu'e riiftrewt. Bewareof Onuoorn fMiTA-itoixs, Pepf-in in NO T A l.hl'G l)t--:rrtiiive Circiihtrx ive t liuee amoiint of SC1EN I'IFIC KYinr.M blnxn 1.x bik'n Animal I hemUtry . lh Combe's Pliy-inli gy of )i)estion . Dr. IVr ini on Food aiif Diet , Dr. Jrlin V .' Unipt-r of New York I'-iiv.-rniiv ; Pint itni(!lion' riiy-ntlot-y ; I'rol. filltmun of Yale Vv, p. 'r. Vnt ntci'i riijMit.logy j with report of cures froniflli p.trtnof the United Hlitten, Fit Kit. fi. bMI'l H, Pincri-or toH. K. rnlin, Muni pel tr. U i'ii'fule mid Refill Al'M.I. lbi Genital Debility, Xervous Diseases, Irritability Latitude and Gtnerat Prostra


ocr: ciicord, Way I, IH53. 7 THK RUSSIA SALVE VEGETABLE OIMJI E IV T m bm nH and sold la BVwton for the lul Thtifs Ian, sad iu virtun lure .mod Ihe tost ef suae. KU8HIA BALVB Cl'llES Rl'HN. BCStlA BALVB CUHEK CANCERS. RUSSIA BALVB CVHR8 SOKE BTES. SU88IA SALVE CCUE8 ITCH. BU8SIA BALVB CURES FELONS. BIT8SIA BALVB CUHK8 SCALD HBAD. RUSSIA SALVE CURES NP.TTLB BAM RUSSIA SALVE CURES CUTS. RUSSIA BALVB CURES CORNS. RUSSIA BALVB CURES SCALDS. RUSSIA BALVB CURBS SALT RHBUK. RUSSIA BALVB CUBES SORBS, BU88IA BALVB CURES FLEA RITE. BU88IA BALVB CUKES WHITLOWS. BUSSIA BALVB CURES ULCEUS. BUBS I A BALVB CURES WARTS. BUSSIA SALTS CURES BORB NIFFLBB BUSSIA BALVB CURES STIES. BUSSIA BALVB CURES FESTERS. BUSSIA SALVE CURBS RIKOWORM BUSSIA HALVE CURES SCURVT. BUSSIA BALVB CURES BUNIONS. BUSSIA BALVB CURES BORB LIPS. BUSSIA BALVB CURES INOROWINO MAIM BUSSIA BALVB CURES SPIDER STU((M. BUSSIA BALVB CURES 8HINOLE8. BUSSIA BALVB CURES ERUPTIONS. BUSSIA SALVE CURES MOSQUITO BITES. BUSSIA BALVB CURES CHILBLAINS. BUSSIA BALVB CUKES FROZEN LIMBS. BUSSIA SALVE CURES WENS. BUSSIA BALVB CURBS BORE RABB. BUSSIA 8ALVB CURES ROILS. BUSSIA BALVB CURES FLESH WOUND. BUSSIA BALVB CURES PILES. BUSSIA SALVE CURBS BRUISES. BUSSIA BALVB CURES CHAPPED HANDS. BUSSIA BALVB CURES SPRAINS. BUSSIA SALVE CURES SWELLED NOB. BUSSIA SALVE CURES ERYSIPELAS. BUSSIA SALTS CURBS LAME WKIST. BUM of Venomous Reptile, .r. Instantly cured by tkl. EXCELLENTOINTMENT. BVEBT MOTHEB WITH CHIXDXEV, aad all Heads ot Families. Should kep a Box In In. eaptxwrd, or on the shelf; huidr to us. In CASE OF ACCIDENT. Price, 2S Cents per Box. Put ap Is l.rr lite met.! bens, with sn nr.c wrapper, amilvtoth. .bov. .nrntvinf , without wMcb Don. n genuine. Ma bl Ihe UnltM States and Cmul. by .11 venders St PM.at Medicine Druggists, st most of IM eouutrj etor... .nd by Bedding & Co., Proprietors, 8 State Bottom.


ocr: FOIt THE COMl'I.KTK Ctl Coughs, Colds, IuHueuza, Brcuchiiis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLMXTS TEXIiNO 'IV CONSUMPTION! K.veolnrnnt.


ocr: THE SARSAPARILLA AtfO KW M Tomato fitters FOR JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, And all Diseases oi'thc Blood, For talt by F. BROWN, Proprietor, Corner f and Stat Washington Street. BOSTON, ' , And hy the follnwini agenls in Vermont: l.ndlow. Andrew Petliurew, Jr. I B rook field. J. W. French Bradford, O. fc B. Pricliard ; Windsor, II. Wardn.r i Mont- peller, o. r. aennein ; opriOEnein, l naries rnb'ne; Bt Jolinsbiiry, J. C. niniliam : niiiron, Baster Walbrldie Hartford, J. C. Brook. ; Burlinitnn, A. C. Kpear : Montpn ller, Pred sV Smiili; Johnson, Snm'l Merrlain; Hlneslniigh. O.D. Willis; Windham, W. Hnrris . Hon ; N. Hennini ion, "asin m. o. i noruiiguin, nutrKey at tlowaro Btrairbrd, llstch ac Frary Walllntford, J, Martlndale Bruutehiara, T. U.Taylor. ajyl , , Redaction Price 75 eta, per Bottle Particular iVotice. LL PE'.lfONO indebted tons, are naiiested te call is alio sruin. KEITH k. BARKER,


ocr: THK RUSSIA SAIiVE VEGKTABLK OlMJIEM Una hi'on ti.i-'l nml p.il.l in ln.tnn fiir the Inat Thlrtjr VLain, uiul it virtue. Itave slwd the test of tima. ltt"sst svi.vr. rrur.s utrvh. Itrssi.v s.M.vi: it i;i.s canitr. ltl'ssl.v SAI.vr. CfllKS StlUE Evr.s. KtrsSI.V SAI.VE Cl'ltKS ITCH. Itrssi.v sam u (finis ri'.i.nxs. itt-ssiA sai.vk ri iir.s scald head. Kl'SSIA SAI.VE ffllES m:tti.b It ask. lifssi.v asi.vn ci kes cits. ItfSSIA RAI.Vll rl'UES COUNS. Itl'SSIA HALVE CI'KES SCALDS. KUSSIA BAI.VK Cl'llE SALT IllIEl'M. Itt'SSIA SALVH Cl'ltEl ROUES. 1HKSIA SAI.VK CLEK.EA BITES. KVSSIA KAI.VB CURES WHITLOWS. Kt'SSIA SALVE CUllES t'LCHHS. Itt'SSIA SALVE OfllES WAHTS. Itl'SSIA rVI.VB Ct'ltES SOIIE NIITLES ItfSSIA SALVE ll'UES STIES. Itl'SSIA SALVE Cl'ltKS l-'ESTF.US. Kl'SSIA SM.VH Cl'llKS UINOWOHM Itt'SSIA SALVE Ct'ltES SCt'UVY. Itl'SSIA SALVE Ct'ltES Ht'SIOXS. Rl'SSlA SALVE Ct'ltES SORE LII'S. Kl'SSIA SALVE Ct'ltES IXOUOWINQ NAILS. Itl'SSIA SALVE l:rlir.S Sl'lllElt STISOS. Itt'SSIA SAI.VE Cl'ltKS RlllXliLES. Itl'SSIA SALVE critl'.S Eliri'TlONS. Itt'SSIA SALVE crilES MOSIU'ITO IIITES. itrssi.v sai.ve crura chii.iilaixs. Itt'SSIA SALVE Ct'ltES 1'IIOZKN LIMBS. Kl'SSIA SALVE crura WENS. Kl'SSIA SALVE Ct'ltES SOKE EAltS. nrssiA sai.ve clues unii.s. nrssiA sai.ve rritEs elesii wounds. Kl'SSIA SALVE Cl'ltliS PILES. Itl'SSIA SALVE Cl'HES Hlll'ISES. Kl'SSIA SALVE Cl'llKS CIIAI'PI'.I) HANDS. Kl'SSIA SALVE Cl'UES SPltAlXS. Itl'SSIA RAI.VE Cl'HES RWlil.I.Ell NOSE. Kl'SSIA SAI.VE Ct'ltES EUVSIl'KLAS. Kl'SSIA SAI.VE Ct'ltES LAME WHIST. Bltea of Vniomotii llcitilei arc In.tnntly cureil hjr thai EXCELLEXTOIXTMEMT. EVERY MOTHER "WITH CHILDREN, and all llcndu of Fnmlltes Should keep a Box in tlip cttphonnl, or on the ihjt hantly to uko In CASE OF At'ClPRlVT Price, 25 Cents per Box. Put Tip 111 lanw Mri inctnl boxen, ith on CTfBTtTtd mpier. BitniliTto (lie nlmve etifrniving, without which none are gemiine, old In the T'nlM tntf nnd Cnnada hv nil rfndn of Patent Meillfinrit, Drtuurintii, nt m cut of the country ttoro, and by Redding & Co., Proprietors, No. 8 State Street, Boston. OnIiAM) AND F011 WELokalc and ESflail. CASKS Man's tui'l liny'i Thirk Hunts nml ISIiop, dti il rl) Kip tin do lit do tin 'iitf du do 4-.. .


ocr: DANIEL P.THOMPSOlfiditor MONTPELTEK; Thursday Horning, Angmt lg ,1883. KT All conim..iiicati.n lo the Fe, whrthir on ImVnen of the neper, or for publication, hould be d dieeeed, poll paid to tU Editor. Free Democratic Ticket. for eovERvoa. UWREiNCE BRAINERD, Of St. Albans TOR LIEUT. 0VERNOR, WILLIAM M. PINGRYj Of Ifeath'trsjield. FOR TREASURER. DANIEL P. THOMPSON, Of Montpttier. County 0111' nations. WASHINGTON COCNTY. ROYAL W HEELER & John Gregory, $ Alonzo Pierce. ) Q , d Denslow Uphah $ 8 M H. Sessions. Siates Attorney. Oilman Huntley, High Sheriff. E VV. Corss High Buiiff. Joseph Poland, Judge of Probate. ORANGE COUNTY. Phineas Mouiton, Louis P. Pkabody For Senators. . Slate's Attorney. James F. George, High Sheriff". Peletiah Corliss High Bailiff. fUDGIt Or FROBATI. John Lynhs Kandnlpn District. Lyman Hinckley, Bradford District. windsor county. John Wilder, 1 W.LL.AM W BUCKMAN, I p & M'-ses M. Davis, j A. P. Hunt on. J Q, Ryland Fletcher )Jd Merrick Gav. Summer A. Webbkr, Slate's Attorney. Lorino Richmond. Hiuh Irriff. Lvjander Ratmono. High Bailiff'. JUDGES (IP PROfiATS. Jas M. Aldrich, Windsor District. Lyman Raymond. Hartford District. RUTLAND COUNTY. Davenport. 1 B H. Stewart, J. A. Barney. T. H. Palmer. J. L Marsh. For Senators. Judges. D. E. Nicholson. State'sAttorney. G. Graves, High Sheriff. I. Xetchum. High B iiliff. fUDQSI (IP PtoBlfE. J. Warnsr, Jr., for Rutland District. S. M. Boardman, for Fairhaven District. FKAN&LiH UULH1I. P. Safford, 5 VV, Fuller. For Senutors. C. HlNES, ) FRANKLIN COUNTY. C. B P. E. Jewett, I . . . .... J. Eaton L. E. Pf.lton. State's Attorney. W. H. Blake, Sheriff. N. S. DORWIN, Hlfjrh Btiliff. J. C. Bryant. Judge of Probate.


ocr: TUB RUSSIA SALVE V EG ETA BLR 01 MM EXT Hss befn nid suit mid In Bnnton for Ihs lstt Thirty Years, and its virtues have Blood th. test cf Mm. urssiA salve cnm9 Bt-ltXd. KU8SIA fiAtVR Cl'HBS CANCERS. IlI'SSIA 8AI.VB CUKES SOKE EYES. lli:SSIA 8AI.VE Cl'ttER ITCH. Ut'SSIA 8AI.VI3 CVKES VEI.ONS. ltrSMA 8ALVB Cl'KF.S 8CAI.B HEAD. HUM! A 8AI.VE Cl'ltES KE1TU BAiB Hl'SSIA SAI.VE Cl'HES CITS. UlSSIA BAI.VE CrllES COKNS. Hl'SSIA 8ALVB CURES SCALDS. RUSSIA SAI.VE Ct'llES 8 A IT UIIEUK. KU8SIA SAI.VE CUHK.1 SORES. RUSSIA SAI.VE CURES FLEA BITES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES 'WHITLOWS. RUSSIA SALVB CURES ULCERS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES WARTS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORE NIPPLES RUSSIA SALVE CURES STIES. miaul salvb cures rurui. . , . RUSSIA SALVB CURES BINOWOHX . RUSSIA SALVE CURES BCURVT. . . RUSSIA SALVE CURBS BtTKIONs. SUSSIA SALVM CURBS SORB LIPS. 11 RUSSIA SALVE CURBS IKGBOYINa MAILS RUSSIA SALVE CURES SPIDER 8TINOS. RUSSIA SAI.VE CURES SHINGLES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES ERUPTIONS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES MOSO.UITO BITBS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CHILBLAINS. RUSSIA SAI.VE CURES FROZEN LIMBS, RUSSIA SALVE CURES WENS. RUSSIA BALVE CURES SORB EAUi. RUSSIA SALVE CURES MOILS. RUSSIA SALVB CURES FLESH WOUNDS. RUSSIA SALVE CURBS FILES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES I1RVI8P.S. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CHAPPED HANDS. RUSSIA SALVB CURES SPRAINS. RUSSIA SALVB CUKI'.S SWELLED NOSE. RUSSIA SALVB CURES ERVSIPELAS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES LAMB WRIST. Bites of Venomous Reptiles are Instsntly cared by (Ms EXCELLENT OINTMENT. EVERY M0TirEBWITH CHUDEEIT, nd .11 Heads of Families, IbMtd keep. Box In the enpnoud, or on the eaK henily lo use In CASE OP ACC1DBST. Pries, 85 Cents par Box. Pat ns to lanre stae metal boxes, vfth an ertfnmd smipDer, similar to Ihe above ensrsvinl, without which won. are genuine. Bold (a the United SlaNo and Canada by all r.nderi tt Patent Medk-inee, DnnreUti, st most of the sountry stones, us ay Redding & Co., Proprietors, R. I Mats Sta-ast, Boatsn. 0 HND AND FOR


ocr: Si up id in n by ol ns JA. READY FOR THE FALL TRADE. t.Tsl HAVE now ri-csivoil their complete stock nf FALIj wuic ir. PILEU UPund MAKKKU I.UW -AT THE OLD SOUTH CORNER. II cnsti mers would select from the most eittnsive iissort mont, ndmtheLOWET rBlCES, they will nnd this llleplnce. Our stork of comiirlses sll the Intesi nnd most approved stvle of Foreign & American Fabrics, all of the moat choice and elegant designs. Rich Dress Silks, , Thibels, Lyonese, Mpaccai, Mohair Lustres, Cashmeies, Plain nil wool l. do t.alnes, Rich Flsureddo.. Foreignnnd Americnn cotton mid wool dj. Hay State Flannels. Oing hums. Prints, Sic, rSFOUIt PILE OF Bay State Shawls la larger than ever before, and we will sell them for a mail riimraittgmn. Rich Rilibns, Bonnel Satin&Velveis Rich Emhroirterles, Mohair Hills, ("iislimi-re and Pilk Shawls, I esidis all the filings for LITTLE ("It 1 1,1111 KN Cloths and Trimmings ! Kich Black, nine and Rr.iwn German Cloth. Mich Black, Bine and Itrown American Cloths Krai Old he-vonshire Kersey, and Pilot t'loths for Overcoats, Ciissimi-res and Doeskins for Pauls, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS .,( every description. OUR CROCKERY ROOM Is filled complete wlih all the n-w designs of TEA and IIIMNG W.A HE, Plu in and Gold Rand China Ware. Glass Ware of every description. KOLA It L.ASIPN, all sizes. Amei'irnii Porcclnhi Wares! The dlstingiiishini excellencies nf these Wares are their slretictll ami hardness, ensuring the nlinos durability their wax like and delicate transparency tlielr extreme whiteness and pnrilv the neatneas of the designs and Workmanship, togelhe wilh many other excellent quali lies whiih most rlmidedly n-coinmeml ii to the public, and It is ju.ity reganled ns among the most Valuable Discoveries of Ihe Age. All who ure In want of DOOR TRIMMINGS Of any description , will find it for their advnntuge to ax ainine Ihciie beuutiful OikhIs before purchuaing- Ainongotir DOOR KNOBS. are the following: Argills, Pnrpliery, Scroti Ivory White, Pearl White, Blue Coral, While Rose, Gilt do., White Grape, Gill do., Hlue Spot and Gold, Gold lit nd in white metal. Silver plated anil japan manuring- with Ooor Pistes. Escutcheons, and all the fixings to match. Bureau and Drawer Knobs ! Aud a great variety oi FANCY WARES, which are of fered at prices that will defy competition, HAItn WARE. House Building Hardware of every description. Carpen ters nnd Joitirr's Tools, of the most superior quality, aisu Circular Saws, Mil) Saws, Bird Cages, llousekreping Hardware, and a thousand ti ings In this line too numer ous in mention. Also a good assortment of WOODEN WARE! n tnct you c;in find almost every article yon want at til eXtfllHive ErttHbli shmf! lit. nnd at nrirno tl.iit will tmlnrt. yoiilocALtiOAitrnn KEITH & BARKER. Munipfiiier, uepi. yutH, JoSii, MUTVAIi HEALTH ASSOCIATION, Montpelier, Vt. Rates of Yearly Payments. TABLE I. Fractional parts nf a week excepted. Between 15 and 50. )0,0() per year draws 82,00 per week. 8,00 " " 3,00 " 4,(10 " " 4 00 " 5,00 " " 5.00 " li,00 " " S,00 " TABLE II. Between 15 md 50. $1,50 per week draws 39,00 per week. 3,55 " 3,00 " 3,W1 ' " 4,00 " 3,75 " u 5,00 " 4,50 " " 6,00 " FEHRANI) P. ME It HILL. Plealdent, I). P THOMPSON. Vice President, BR'PH Ttlowrsw.w, ' J!OR HI'OTT, Tieasnrer, ORRIN SMITH, Medical Examiner, C. ftf . RUULEE. Substitute. DIRECTORS. HI


ocr: FOR IHE COMPLETE CURE Of CongliB, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, .Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO CONSUMPTION! 'i In dii Vi i. a i i ii . c ii i.y Jtti. n t.c u ftty I Hciiin hi d Clicini-t. Im now nncume u ninn ar prep rati n, and if olOrt d fnr the ("ninplete Cure of t hose din ffe of the Tliruiit and Liitics, . hich if tn'irl'teri 1 1 n 1 1 h 1 1 y trrmiimti- fataliy in t'onumpii.!) It contain! n opium i nl inel, or nny ifiOiernl nh itvtr, but in com poMtd entirply of those Runt, Herlw and Vftttnlile mih M:incf wh'rli Imvif n Bpecitic fntiiei cc npnn the l.ung and tliHir connected nrgim. Iu iinno dinO etl'ei't i :illu irriuitu ii, nnd gently roioove Hie phlesm nnd nioib d Kccretioiiu for the 'I hroa, und Air patiirn, ilni rcieiivins the ctiugli hy mibduinti ihe inrl iiniition nnd ither ciiuueH which jrive line to t. It in apprnvrd nf rnconinihnded hv Phymcicni of th liiitliKm Htandine, may be uivm with p rft'Ct mifety to ihe ynrngtwt child iltr nut dchcHto Onmle. Phiu'Rictor'a Dbput t L Scuville ii- Co., Gothic ;ilt! Kro.tdway, Nt-w Yurk. Ntw Knolamd Defot Hurr St Perry No. 1 Cornhill Hii.'-ti'n, Mars, Fnr hale in Montpelier by fl. K. Colliin, and B.


ocr: HTfinmr Cv L liuliul HAVE RECEIVED FROM If EW YORK AND BOSTON, LOTS OF GOODS ! More th in w can spend time to enumerate. Suffice It to .. 811 shelves, are packed in the drswrre, P "n "!. ?"llntc and under the coiiutera. stored away in the Bark Room and in the chambers end down cellar, and m packanes daily landing at tha Railroad Kenot. It is needless to assure the public that none of the storee in Vermont are allowed to undsnMi im ai . . STOIIRS h. LANODON. Montpeller, Muy 8, 1853. SOMETHING NEW AT the iias or THE BIG BOOT! ON MAIN STREET. TN the Store forineily uccupiedb y Keith, Peck t Co., the 1 tub.-criber has opened a IM SHOE STORE, H here he will he will keep constantly on hand a food assortment of all kinds of custom made Ladies, Gentle men and Chlldien'i BOOTS and HHOES of every de scription, which will be sold, for cash or ready pay, as low as the lowest, for like quality. I. K. IiANGDON, Agent. Montpelier, May 2, 1853. 19 &


ocr: In Karre. April Wiih, at the residence of his father, A. Barker, Esq., Mr. George Marker, ased 87 years. At Randolph, mi the 39th ult., Mary Emeline, Infant daughter ol William an Miry Ann Nulling, aged two years and six Dionihs. In Wii.coll, March 30th, Alfred Lymau, son of Lyman ami Elvou I'ilusj aged oneyear, seven months and eigh teen das. In Imibury, April &hh, Aura Jackson, aged 61 years.


ocr: iVT.s iyyh THE RUSSIA SALVE VKGETABI.I! OINTM ENT lias been used and sold In Bortnn rbr the Inrt ThLriy Yean, uul its virtues have itooil the teat of tiro. RUSSIA SALTS CUHES Bl'llNS. Kl'8SIA SALVE CtlHES CANCEBJl. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SOKE EYE. RUSSIA SALVE CUKES ITCH. RUSSIA SALVE CUKES FELONS, RUSSIA SALVE CUKES SCALD HIAD. RUSSIA SALVE CUKES NETTLB BASS RUSSIA SALVE CUKES CUTS, RUSSIA SALVE CTIIKS CORKS. RUSSIA SALVE CUHES SOALDS. ' RUSSIA SALVE CUHES A ALT RHSCIO RUSSIA SALVE CUKES SOKES. RUSSIA SALVE CUKES PLEA RITES. RUSSIA SALVE CUKES WHITLOWS. RUSSIA SALVE CUHES ULCERS. RUSSIA SALVE CI'M WARTS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES sona KlrPfS RUSSIA SALVE CUKES STIES. . RUSSIA SALVE CUKES PESTERS. ( RURSIA SALVE CURES RISQWOR RUSSIA SALVE CURES CUBVT. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BUNIONS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES SOKE LIPS. RUSSIA SALTS CURES INOROWINO NAILS RUSSIA SALVE CURES SrlDER STI!fO. RUSSIA 8ALVB CURES SHINGLES. RUSSIA SALVE CUKES ERUPTIONS. , RUSSIA SALVE CURES MOSQUITO BITS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CHILBLAINS. RU8SIA SALVE CURES FROZEN LIMBS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES WENS. RUSSIA SALVE CUHES SOUS SAKS. RUSSIA SALVE CUHES BOILS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES FLED 11 WOUNPa. RUSSIA SALVE CUKES FILES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BRUISES. RUSSIA SALVE CURES CHAPPED HANDS. RUSSIA SALVE CURES BF1IAINS. RUSSIA SALVE CUKES SWELLED NOSE. RUSSIA SALVB CUKES ERYSIPELAS. RUSSIA SALVB CUKES LAME WRIST. Bite, of Venomous HepUlcl ar, Inrtantlr cared by this EXCELLENTMNTMENT. ITZBT MOTHER WITH CHTLDREH, nnd all Head a of Families, Should keen a Boa In the euptsard, or on Ih. Shalt, hsndy to me In CASE OF ACCIDENT. Fries, 2 Cnt per Box. mt . i ibpm aiaa) metsl brixe. with an etirrsvN JrJpSlr ''','0 w"h01" which none ar. genuine. eld l Ihe fulled '1nlc"rt..rfT.d", -IW.nl M-dlelne l)nienits. al most of I. country sum, and by Bedding & Co., Proprietors, No. g State Street, BoetOB. 0i HAND AND FOR Wholesale and Krtall. 5S - f siJV


ocr: ALL HEADY FOR THE FALL TRADE. kllill & 'Ml nAVr o mtlsed la-ii roMpJrt. mt JMI.L OOOIIK. UK are riLEU ir.sl M AKKk.n l.oA' OI.II MII YII ( (MtM lt. If rt mwf w4 a-lert ft. M ttK s.m (( otvr ait44 MMI. ! hr MW K.-T i'KH'tH tVj Wl t 3rttttt i-pir. ur sim k 4 'iSJirii illti5 STjfj tjcj '"w. sll lk law, aad miimwiI .-t Foreign d Aiiif rienn Fnhrlr, all 4 lh mtttt ci'Kr hs3 rlrf jnt l-fat. WiVA Drtil ViJFj, . 7-airVr,, I .lisKrn, t'n.ihmeiti, . Sick f ifirerf d.... Foreign and .tim l.ul'rtt. Plata all d M.de Lai a.n:eraia r.4l r and ar.na d Rama. Pnala, 4., II.. It. i. H. ceelt. oieg tOl'lt PILE OF Bay State Shawls m Urfr ;h31. rv-r Uf.ie, U W will srii ihm nU rusMMimusj. raj Kich Kibb-Ds, Romic! 31.11 &Y flVI'li Rich Fm!irttlrrH-, Muhsir t Miaala, Irsid.s all the linef. I. r . ! 7. ' Ll I III ( llll.liKt.V Clollis iud Trinnings ! ll.-.,i,.f paa,,, lii(irrLPNi. (,noi.-.. ,.,rv Ol. h CliOL'KKlIV HOO.M I. nHd rooiplelc nr. ... .),, , . ,., TI.A aad I l'!MM.witi:.Pu.di!..w .., !.... ;i..,! V-c..f coj. rM,.. hOLAK ; am M. I 1. ,.. S aMa. f s-.siisia nans, ( s Th. di.tl.igtn.,., n. rrt-tti 1.44-s of the .a Wan-. a" t" h'H i.s darai.UH. IrcNflhKtid hnrltr. msMfih tlur 11 in... ana liar ana n.iirat. ifao.nrrra .ae'r riir-aM hiin'- and (rintir h nttim- of tb 4eicns snd tie lurh m.mt d. riili dy rMfotiiw yt il lo th putt'ic, and it )ti"ily rr4t(Jr J h 3ti'Hg llts iiftn-l Valiiubltt llisrovrries of the Age. All wh" are la nam of DOOR TRIMMINGS il an Hi-Mii..ti, will And il f r itiir adr.ihUff tn ai 1 s Hilar Ihrne bt-siinfid (tosid tN-fre irrtiinf . 4m-nour IMH)II KM. I!S. nre thf fiiMiift'iiif : -rrrll-, rrplfry. rll lnry H hit-. 1 Tearl V l ite, Kloe t'.Tnl. Wl.ilr W. , tJ.lt H, Whilr tirape, U.ll tin., Hint caput and Isold, iiv4 lUad tm Inlr uot.tl. . it vit p'.ited and i peo loont iif- with lor Pt:ites. 1'aK.fiitrlii him, and ul! the to match. ISuroaii nnd f)ravrr Siiioh! And a Bre;it Viiruty KAXi.Y VVAItK., which are of lered at pfo e tti.it will d-fy compeii' ion, UAItll WARE. II mm f Kiiilding Hardware of rrerv dw not ion. I'arnrn tert and juiio rV J'imN( .f the mot oppriur qtiality, also Cirruttir tw. Mill f-fiwn, Hud C'hk'-s, tlou-tki ening llnrdwtire, mid a tliotisiiiid t ings in this line to iiu nitr ous 10 mention, AIo a eood assort me tit of WOODEN WAKE! In tact you Mn tlud almost every article von want al this cxieu.ive E'tiiulilunenl, and at prices that w ill induce you to call Ail. 15 on hKITII t tl.MIKt.li. Moltlpcller, ept. Slllh, 185!!. i. HARVEY & CO., MANUFACTURERS AM) DKALLH8 IM BOOTS Mil SHOES, Whotrsalf aud Rrtail. UBTOtriD respectnill) invite ntii-iititm to their stock T? of over TlKlu Kur: onsi)ine in tmrtof Lndiei I, 'on firees, Ji nny Lind mid Oiiiter llooty, French Kid Wnlkinji Shoes, Hiifkirt. and rtliersT Wliite Kid and Satin do, 50 cents to $?,50. .Mies and t hilitri nN Fancy Gnilerrt, Excelsior, nuckekin nnd Wnlklne echoes. iioys ann Youths Dress nnd i;oinnion Hoots and Mutes, every style RiMKpiality.suitahle tor the appronrhmpeusoii, ndat prices that e.uiinot fuil to givi- siitixtactioii. JI:if FOa NEW ENGLAND 1 bi 1: c Ta ti o w t; ini , Published Weekly tu.d Daily (inirtnnK nnd HY J. D. IMLOftlX 1 .


ocr: Oi IMM. TO-D1V AT KEITH & BA UK KK'S. inn NEW LONti HHAWLs, fto pbcen M de Lainei, i JJ Alrnernti, 'i hihcis, Lvtmem. t'lu.ik t 'luihi, Wide lllai-k VeV.rti, Rich Ribbons, Opera Hoods, in ''. brine nld al, low prices. t.i... i .1 Sl B 1iKI.R.


ocr: 111 ' i iu, a 1 1 1. I Lit DECEMBER. 18.52. ELLIS & B1XCR0FT Are now r' ceivtitu tneir SECoAi) SUPPLY & Wi?J ! Ffi GOOES, Inrl..., I....I. .. .... l . . . 7 , v.rn. lllillEllT C11S ,n(l Wit' ,l) Slll.l IOC till: ll... nil Cill.ll ne lit WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL, at iricns:orrp..inlifi!. ,vnh tlie iium,M ,lf d. .Iha, a imnbie liliM-.eli. i ben,..- u. a ,w bIiiIIiiik.) coli.ut. IIK in iwrt ol titie following tinkle. yasiN JiilJ, 1 1iifiHs, Lymtsr., Ik Lu.nes, Prints. Ginghnmi. $5000 ia Kcdy-Mada Clothing! 5000 yatds Heavy t'ntlons, 30110 do Fme do 2IIH0 do III,.,,, h,., ( ISO" do Heavy Tirknif, :lni)0 do Colored t'linilniis I'I0 du fnlH n I -taunt U, "") Hi. Pure Wliiie i,, ail, MOO ;alons Linseed Oil, 5000 lbs. Siicars, 6 11 .Ik B'Htini, 10 du 'tiddiii, in il" iViiet rJ''ine III ll..if. Tdbacco, II) ilie,ls.l'iire Teas, 8 liairt-ls Glliiri r. 10 Rtrn-ls t .lae'ie., 3 Haa I'ofT.-e, , "' Wl Uoxes Candlea. 20 Ci aies I rocker a id ti'ns Wa;e CAIL A.l !i:E! Furniture, fVnthi-r-, Hani tVu e, and all kindt ef House Keeping Goods, iiml alsn nuiiii ruus mtier article a tliat wo have not lime is Inline. JKrA lurce i iinliiit (if notes and acrniintii due Hie line ftrin nf f;ili-i ilder c Cp., miit lie settled nn nr lietcre tlie ITitlt (lav of J.iuuaiy net 'I'ii llil part ot uur notice we wuulft purlieu iarly cut I, t lie nlirniiiui nl' ihnse inlcrit.ti-d rmr-