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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21

OFFERS FOR SALE, on the most advanta
" gcoustc terms, for cash or approved credit, q
large and well selected assortment Of Druggists
and Manufacturers Articles, among which may
be found the following
Alcohol, Kreosote,
Alocs Liquoricc,
Alum, ( Lithargc,
Arrow Root, Linsecd Oil,
Aqua Ammonia, Lunar Caustic,
Aqua Forts, Morphine,
Anthony, Magncsia,
Annatto, ) Mama,
Borax, Maddcr,
birthstone, Mace,
British Oil. Nuimcgs,
Balsam Copaiva, Nutgalls,
Bay Water Olive Oil,
Blue Nitriol Orris Root,
burgundy Pitch, Opium,
Cream Tartar, Oil Lemon,
Camphor, Oil Bcrgamot,
Calomcl Oil Almonds,
Castor oil, oil Origanum,
Cochincal. : Oil NORWOOD
Chron. Potash, Oil Peppermint,
CASTLE Soap, Oil Wintorgrcen,
Chloride Of Lime, Oil Sassafras,
Cloves. Oil Cloves,
Caesin, Pot and Pearl Ashes,
Camomle Flowers, Prussian Blue,
Cantharides, Phosphorus,
Carb Ammonia, Quininc.
Doycr's Powders, Quicksilver,
Epson Salts, Rhuharb,
Ergot, Red Lead,
Emery, Resin and Pitch
Ether, Red Tartar,
Flowers Of Bcnzoin, Sal Rochelle,
Fancy Soaps. 5 Spirits of Nitro,
Gum Arabic, ) Sugar Lead,
Gum Shellac, Sweet Oil,
Gum Copal, Sumac,
Gum Myrrh ) Soda,
Gum Gamboge, , Sienna,
Gum Scammony, Spirits Turpentinc,
Gum Tragacanth, { Soda Powders
Glnuber Salts, Seiditz Powders,
Glue, Tapioca,
iodine, Tar,
Isinclass, Vanilla Beans,
Iceland & Irish Moss Ncrmillion,
Indigo, White Nitriol
Jalap. White Lead,
Juiuhe Paste, Whiting, sc. &c.
DYE-STUFFs.
Logwood, Cudbear
Nickwuod, Lac DYE,
Bnrwood, Ncrdigrs,
foppcras, Redwood,
Argol, Ext Logwood,
Camwood, Oil Vitrol.
Fustic, Yellow Berries,
Red Saunders
Fast India Mediterranean and European
Drugs Paints and Oils; Pcriumcrv. Fancy
soaps, Fancy Articles, Surgical Instruments
Brushes, Trusses, French, English and Amcri
can Chemicals Of all kinds, Bronzes, Dycstuiis
Saratoga Waters, Patent Medicines of every de
scri rtion. Shaker Herbs, Roots and Extracts &c
sc.
We trust that purchasers will find it for their
interest TO call and examine this stock before
purchasing elsewhere
Physicians prescriptions promptly attended
to.
Competent Clerks ia constant attendance.
y. B.-Dr, Russell holds himself in readiness
to attend, as usual, all calls in the line of hi
Profession.
Middleburv, Nov. ~, 1919 20
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
Hartford Life and Health III
surance Company.
rganizcd at Hartford, Connecticut, Sci
icmhef, 1919.
INJURED CAPITAL 100000,

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l.. IT, Is y u II A VI Nii'isioh'
To whom applications may lie sent from any
part Of he STATE.
Crvrn,t Orr,rr OF THIS Acryey. East Sid,
olihe C,ur, IIousc Sonare Rurlingfon VI.
\. WARD. VI. D., liedicai Eraminer
Applications may be made at any time at
the office.
Information, ifdesired, furnished, at this OF.
fee. or hy either oil the following gentlemen.
AGENT, and Medical Examiners 10 the Com
panv.
ADDISON COUNTY.
A,,,rs Germs Pi,op Cnnn,r AEON, 1I,L
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
TRIPE AND FISH.

A superior lot Of Tripe, by hfbll OF Ii,
Also
No. Mack erel, Salmon and Codiish-in sioer
and 70. sale by L. YALLETTE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
PAPER HANGINGS.

A large, splendid and cheap assortment of
Il per liangiugs and Window Blinds, can be
seen at the Cheap Store. Purchasers are invi-
ted to examine the styles and qualities,
Oct. 30. r. l.. FULLER,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
Palsy and PARALYSIS.

All ply scans acknowledge that these terrible diseases
are caused by deficiency If Nsrrou, Ennsy IN the
effected limbs. nH. tHHsriKs Gals anic Articles VIII
supply tins deficient power and complete and entire
g .-s.. F
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
NOTICE.
TIE Subscriber offers for sale AZ Wholesale
l. and Retail, at the MIDDLEBURY FUR
MACE, Nos . and
FOnESTDALE TOKEN.

\ new Paiiem Of Cook SiOvcs, recently iniTO-
duced and universally liked. Also, the Large
and Small Canada, double and single, and 9th.
or Stoves Oven and Arch Mouihcs and Pilates.
Sc. The subscriber is also prepared to build
to order,
LOOMS. CARDING MlCHINES.
PICKERS. GIGS, FORCE PUNPS
and almost all kinds Of work done in a Ma
chine shop, on short notice and reasonable
terms.
Those wishing t. purchase will do well to
call on l.. WALKER on the premises, or on
the subscriber at the Wooden Factory Of Day
export & Nash.
JASON DAVENPORT.
Middlchury. Lower Falls,
Oct %, ls49. 2G-tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
LAW AND LAND OFFICE,


nRlRN FLINT, ATTORNEYS AND toUNClLLoRs
II AT Law and SoLiciroR8 ~ CHANcEHY
E-asins W Drury, lofihe late firm OF DRUM a Eastman
Edwin FLINT
Mc-sis u. & +. viii practice in all The Cours in The
STATE, aad give special attention collecting and
curing deh-. They have business tciinns formed
throughout che state OF Wisconsin, Northern linuis,
and Els,esn Iowa. Thoy viii alsn attend Ia The pur
CHASE and sale OF Lands The payment Of Faxes, the nca
ties, &c.
The nns satisfactory references viii he given ~
correspondents In New York BOSTON, Baltimore, Pha-
delpha Wash ngion CAV aud most of the pfincipa cs
Refer 90 lion Milo l.. Bruneli, Asahcl rock, Esq. u.
K ranebnm. smsilcy & rnclps, aud G. u. kassnn,
Esq. burlington; J. Warner, Esq. Han. WIN Nashi
Middlclury. Dec 1919 l3i:ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
ET.,SJzTRTG.
Trout & Salmon

Trout & Salmon
Fishing,
Superior London Fly
Rod; Patent Fly Lines;
Brass Reels, Plain,
Check and Multiplying;
Treble or Single Silk
worm Gut Casting
Lines !; Silkworm Gut
If various qualities ;
Silver and Bras, Gimp,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
The great pecnlarily and eNoeIIence OF
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,

consists in the fact they arrest and disease by
gnr and nhysickng the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelcssiy under the infection.
Trey strengthen me- whois system, eqnahfe me eirenI-
ton n me baod promote he ssereons aud do the
Sishi.f injury iaadst any eireHmsianess Since their
ntroiuc the United states only three years since,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
A peranrement Of the Nervous System.

Or In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and Medi-
cnes cteois disease for they weaken the vital ener
gie Of the already prostratel system while under the
Strengthening life giving vita1ing influence Of Galgan-
ism as applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
coyery tile exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
1850.
5000 Lights Sash

Received and for sale at Factory prices
by T. BECkWITH.
Middlebury, March LIST, 1880,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
W. p. RUSSELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST
no. 2, Main-Street, --MIDDLEBURY Vt.

OFFERS FOR SALE, on the most advanta.
" gcoustcrms, for cash or approved credit
large and well selected assortment Of Druggists
and Manufacturers Articles, among which may
be fouu1 the followiup
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
NAILS! NAILS!!

The subscriber is receiving a large quantity
OF Nails, which he viii sell lower than have
been sold elsewhere in this place.
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
Marchl9, 1850 lsta
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
Trout 81 Salmon
Flies

'Of the hest kinds. con-
stantly on hand, ard
tied to order of any de.
sired pattern. Min
'nows, Grasshoppers,
and other artificial bait.
O'S haughne Y,
Limerick, 4 Carlisle
Hooks, tied to bcs. Silk
worm Gut.
Fly II oks. Bait Box
es and Kettles, Fishing
Baskets, Landing and
Bait Nets, Folding Net
Rings. Landing Hooks,
Bait Needles, Disgorg-
crs, Clearing Rings,
Brass and Steel Swiy-
.,ia nf al cixaa
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
SALT FISH 1!

Goldfish, Mackerel, No. and q and Sal
mon, Of superior quality. for sale al the Cash
Store. II. l.. FULLER.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
DR.. CHRIsTiE's
GAIVANLC BRACELETS

Arc lunl d vast seTVcc ~ cascs o onF uslons or FITS
spasuoIi, tonplaints and general Nervous Affections
81 the Head and upper eNilemiues Also IN Palsy and
Paralysis and all diseases caused by deficiency Of
power Nervous Energy in the limbs or other oIgans
n Tho LnLN.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
Tic DolOreux and Neuralgia.


These dreadful and agon1ing complaints are immsSi.
aeiy ieiiered by the application Of the GAlvA~ic Bar,
NrcEAcr ASp Firin The Belt dihuses the Electricity
through the stem the Necklace has a local effect and
the Fluid acts directly upon the affected In these
distressing Affections the application NEVER FAILS
o. Many hundred Certificates from al parts OF the
country Of the most extraordinary character can be
given required.
o. No trouble or inconven attends thu use oil
Dr. CHhiSiikS G.4LV.3NIc .3R1ICLhS and they
may be by the feeble and delicate win per
feet and safety. In many cases the sensation at
tending their highly pisasaHi aud agreese Ihey
can be sent to any part OF the country
The Galvanie Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanio Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
ma The apiices are accompanied by full and plain
objections Pamphlets with fun particulars may be had
OF the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
no Bssesre Of Counisrfss aud H'oTihisn ImiiaheRs
ID. G. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATS
1874 broadway, New York.
70 sale in MIDDLEBURY, VT, by the
authorized Agent, DR.. w. p, RussEL,and
Wy authorized Agents in the principal towns OF
the State iOly
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10
PRESIDENT

The following interesting biography of Pres.
dent Fillmore We copy from the Charleston
Courier:
WILLARD FILLMORE The biography Of this
distinguished citizen Of the Empire State, who
has just been elevated from the Vice PresIden-
.cyto the Presidency Of this great Republic.
fiS4dIl of inteFst = Pffording a beautiful and
rstriking illu FatIonso the honor and rewards
which await talent and virtue, however hum
BILE their origin, in this land Of intelligence
and liberty. .I 1'.' % '.
Willard Fillmore was born at Summer Hin,
Coydga county, New York, Jan. \, 1900, Of
the old patriotic Wing stock Of The Revolu-
ton. John Fillmore, his great. grand father,
and common ancestor Of the name in ire
United States, was born in New England,
about the year 1900, and at the age Of 10, f ell.
ing a strong propensity for the sea, he sailed
in a fishing vessel, from Boston, which. when
it had been but a few days out, was captured
by a pirate ship commanded by Capt. Phillips
Young Fillmore remained a prisoner on board
the pirate vessel for nine months, ENDURING eve.
ry species of hardship, and refusing; although
frequently threatened with instant death. for
his c%ontumacy; to join the buccaneers. subss-
q%uently two other prisoners; who had been
captured and had also refused 10 join the pirate
crew, united with him; made an attack OH lie
pirates, and after killing several Of them took
the vessel and brought hef safe into Boston.
The pirates were tried and executed, and the
heroic conduct Of their captors was duly &C.
knOwledged by the British Government. John
Fillmore afterwards settled at Franklin, G onn.,
where he died.
Nathaniel Fillmore, son Of the gallant sail
or, settled, at an early period, in Bennington,
Vermont, then called Hampshire Grants, where
he resided until his death, in 1914; have proved
his devotion to the land Of his birth; by serv-
ing in the French war, and BY brayely fighting
asst Lieutenant; under Gen. Stark in the bats
tie Of Bennington. ta.
Nathaniel Fillmore, the next in succession
and father Of President Fillmore was born at
Benningtoni in It'll, and early in lie removed
to New York. He was an industrious farmer,
but soon lost all his property by a bad title to
one OF the military lots he had purcfdsed.L
About the year 1902, he removed TO the town
ct sempronins, now Niles, in Caydga county;
and resided there until 1878, when he removed
to Erie county; where he still lives, %cultiva-
ting a small farm with his own hands. He
was a%strong and uniform supporter of 1efer>
son and Madison, and is now a Wing in poll
tics. etH1 1aa4
Mtllard Fillmore enjoyed but limited means
Of education in Boyhood; but he made the
most Of his opportunities. AT the age Of 49,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

VIM. J. Broom for Speaker Of he Housi
of Representatives, after the report was
current-which was believed by many
and afterwards proved to be true-that
he had formed a corrupt coalition with
the f~reessoilers. And, in conclusion, il
Mr.. Fillmore is TO be considered as I'M
sound, because he once believed (but
since denied,) that Congress had the
power to abolish the slave trade between
the States, what is to be said of those
respectable members of the Democracy
Of this county who we're 10 favor Of this
State adopting a Similar P~rohibition9
Adopting the rule of The MadiSoatdn,
we think these facts furnish some evi.
.dence, and VIII bear us odt III saying,
that the Democracy Of the South are not
sound on the slavery question, the editor
Of the Madisoniqn not excepted
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10


" We thank the lady Editor Of the
Kazoo City Wing, for the handsome com
Pliment she was pleased to pay the Gre
ole, in her last semi.weekIy. "Com.
mendation from such a source is praise.
indeed" We shall brighten up our
wits and Our scissors, and try 10 deserve
it, in future.
We shall not say whether we are
married, until we go to Yazoo. Among
her dark-eyed daughters we might yet
find some dear one who would condo
scend to share our lonely lot and soften
the asperities Of an editors life,
In reply to the question-"Whd is the
new editor OF the CreoZe?" we can only
say, at present, that according to the
latest authorityi in this latitude, Counter,
we believe he is an anonymous writer,
g as destitute Of character, perhaps, as
of intellect" That's sufficient! as Tom
Haines said, when he saw the elephant.
When we have gone through Blackstone.
{wev'e got an odd volume somewhere
and got our shingte out as an 8 Atty
and thus acquired . character" we
hoist our name in bold, face Bour-
al the head of the bussard, as
Editor. Till then, it might be presump-
tuous, and we prefer to remain, for the
present, sub rosa.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

W In an editorial OF the Madisoniar
OF this week, the editor takes occasion
to assaiI a portion Of the Southern Dress
in this wise
Whilst General FootG was wagiie Wal
against Halei Seward, and other fanatics az II,
No'hi a certain portion Of the Sou theri pres,
could not lind epithets sufficiently cdntemp,u.
Gus to express their disuppfoval of his course
Now that he has tdrned his batteries uDor
southern utras, they are bestowing upon him
the most fdlsome adHlation. When ABUSING
aOoIltlonists, they dehounce him; when aBus.
ing Southern men, they eulogise him.h
This charge is gratuitous and uisus.
tanned by facts! We defy the Mddi
son'an to TO shew any article from an
Wing paper (for he aIludes to the Whio
Press,) which vas abusive Of GedI Foote
for his denouncing the course Of the
fanatics, Hale, Seward, and others. Gen
Foote was reproved by the Wing pres,
for asserting in tho Senate Of the United
States, that if Hale were to come South.
he would be strung up to the first black
jack that could be found and hung. For
this, or a similar expression, which was
wrong and in very bad taste, Gen. Fnote
was teOuked' and very properly, too.
Hale, we would inform the Madisoni.
an, is from the sterling old Democratic
state Of New Hampshire" and no doubt
represents the Democracy Of that STATE
Iaithfnlly. He is not " from Vermont
as the Madisonian has it.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

Or CApr. PetEsrLEk says he has got
The late arrangements of the mails ar.
ranged n tass ana hopes to keep them
ksss BsO9 We give notice to the
Department that We shall charge a dol.
Gar for each alteration in the schedule
hereallerl-Rhich see in another place.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

FacH cUsA.-Ws learn from the Washing.
son papers that Information has recently been
received a iheNavy Department, from Cuba.
which promises = most happy and immediate
termination Of ~ difficulties growing out u
the Lopez expedition.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

THR YAzoo DRMocRGF -E. B~arksdale,
Esq, ~hasretired from the editorial chair
of this paper, and is succeeded BY D.
Walker, Esq. The semi. weekly has
been discontinued, and the weekly alone
is issued. ,..a, &,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

HOLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAz1NE.---This
cheap but excellent periodical (for the
present month"; is at hand. We would
recommend it to all lovers of good liter.
'ature and instructive reading.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

TIE YAzoo Cry WHIG.-The semi
weekly issue Of this paper has been dis.
continued, iorthe present. The weekly
Wing will be issued hereafter on Friday
evening. Edited and published by Mrs.
HARRIET N. PREwITT, at three dollars
per annum, in advance.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

M1LIAnD FItLMoRE--The Washington Union
contains a communication from a Democrat;
in which the following just tribute is paid to
Mr.. Fillmore. It lie the more valuable as com.
ing from one which the Union vNpches for as an
old and staunch political opponent.
All eyes, all hopes, all thoughts are,now
turned to Willard Fillmore, and | dare prophl
esy that he will not dIsappoint the hopes and
wishes of a patriotic people. Unless l am
grossly deceived in the character of the man.
he is a troe patriot. He will stand by his par
ty' for in his heart there is no guile, and he is
100 honest and honorable a man to tolerate
tor a moment the idea of party treachery or
party desertiOn. Buttrue patriotism knows no
party trammels; git is far above the petty political
influences that control party action, and know.
ing Mr.. Fillmore as | do, and nave for nearly
a quarter of a century, although opposed to
hin politically; l hesitate not to say that a pa
reF patriots a truer man, does not live. Firm
as the rock bf ages In his devotion to his coun-
try he will cast aside all extraneous induen,
cess and save US from impending danger. If
he does this-and he will do it--it is I'd Be
hoped that men Of all parties will be reddv 10
Oes'Ow upon him the need of praise due ID
one who saves his country from division and
ruin. believe him to be the man for tho oc-
%oasion. =
East Capitol Street. july "a. lS50
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

rs'sFV Hagner, late the venerable third
spditsr ofshe Treasury who had held oaic,
g washington ~ about half = century. died h
sas' city on The ls.h i.,st. He was / worlby
Asa aaa lsd an iTEeproachSbIs life.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

" On a trip from jackson, the other day,
on horseback, a distance Of twenty-six miles,
we were struck with the great scarcity of good
water Tor man or beast. The weather was
extremely warm, and our noble animal painted
with heat and thirst; but there was no mater,
save that in mud-holes, and the green, yellow
scum in the 'dry-runs' along the road. The
water courses, large and small, are all dried up,
and the parched earth looks as though it could
easily drink the IS great father of waters" were
he turned loose over its s~urfarce. This end OF
the road, for a distance Of five miles, is a sea 81
dust, and the traveller inhaIes the millions Of
unmalEeable particles un'ilh his lungs are coated
with clay. We have drank dust at Jackson,
Ontlle road and here, until we are ready to ex-
claim, "Oh for a home in BONE vast wilder
ness!" We found, to our great surprise, that
at several respectable looking houses between
Jackson and this place, branch ii66ater was used
Tor all purposes. At two other places, where
there were %cisterns, the wa'er was scarcely fit
To drlhkLthe first being bitter, as though it
were impregnated With a vein Of quinine, and
the last bracSish as is the water found in the
marshes Of Florida. 1t IL a little strange that
where people are dependent entirely Upon their
cisterns for good water-the greatest blessing
that God has given to his creatures-that they
pay SO little attention to keeping them in order
and free from all matter that may render the
Water impure and unfit for use. We would
suggest to our friends on the road who are
drinking branch water, to sink %cisterns imnfe.
dlately, and those who have them already 10
pay more attention to keeping them IN order
SO that they may have good water themselves,
and can have the pleasure of shaking the thirst
OF the weary traveller, during the summer SOL
slice' and send him on his way rejoicing, with
a hearty "God bless you - upon his lips.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10
East Capitol Street, July ID, 1850.

~ Those who indulge in the use 81
the weed" will find an excellent arti-
Gle at ThOmpson's-the real Stag brand,
A 1.-The best tobacco out. Try it, and
if you don't agree with us, we owe you
a plug Of any brand You like.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

R~"e dte pleased to see the Improvement
In the tone Of the Madisdnfdn's editorials this
week! The only word to which we could oh.
Ject in the editot's Crsotc article; is the phrase
" slubberdegullion' ? but when we reeoIIso,
that 1t is the editors native Dialect, we do not
know that we can we'll object to thai,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

IHE CONFERENCE.-THE news Of the defeat
OF the Compromise Bill may be ineorect; at
al events y is rather improbable, judging from
the latest positive information we had upon the
subject, and We shall await confirmation.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-10

GFThs Cincinnati Commercial says it costs
more to board a horse than to board a man IN
that city. H'y sells at SIS per ton, oats As
and corn'5O cents per bushel.
Don't know how it is in Cincinnati,
put IN jackson, a few days ago, We paid
TWO dollars for two horses to feed night
and morning! Them's what We call
pretty high Oatsl
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