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FOSTER a. TAYLOR,
Agents for Hcidseck and Crown Anchor
CHAMPAGNE

Also, for J. & f. Marte, Pinets, Castillon g. Co
A MORGAN IL Fills,
Is X A n ID ES.
IMPORTERS of Brandics, Gin and Wines -
Have Tor sale, in Uni,d States Bonded Ware
Iouse-
Brandies $50 packages ]. 8, +. Marte Pinet
CastiIlon y Co, Guard Dupuy x Co., Hennessey
2asteau aud II. MORGAN Il Fills. Brandes, pale ant
lark viutagcs, 1913, AZ, 49, A. A. 49, 80 and 81 ii
J! and Is pipes, received per French ship Vschnoi
md briggs Olivier and Arvede. Also fine Old Londol
Dock Brundics, in halt pipes, per late arrivals.
Holland Gin-4o pipes Holland Gin, Double PIN
Apple and other brands
s. C,oir Rum.--20 punchcons of various brand,
high aud full favored.
Scotch lVhiskcg--l6 puuSheons fine Malt Wits
key, DIRECT from Glasgow.
IVnc8.--;'00 and pipes Pure Juice treble an,
loube grape, Port, Old Madeira, Pale and Brow
Sherry, Old Malniscy and Sicily Wines.
Chdnpaenc - 1900 baskets II. Piper i Cos. genu
me ilcdseck and l.. Pechot's Crown Anchor brand
Champagne.
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Statuary Marble QuarrieS,
REandAn XermOnt.

TN above named quarries, we'll known
i for furnishing superior quality OF marble OF hne
whit. and taking high polish, are now being work
ed, producing quality Of marble said to be unequal
led in America.
All orders for monuments tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs, blocks pedesals CT statuary from these
quarrics, may be addressed TO
EDWARD ID. seldom, Proprietor, or
wifi S. l.. GooDHELL, Agent, Brandon,V Vt.
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40 SpOrtsincn.
EEILLIAM B. HATCH, WINOOSKI

" Falls. VT, has constantly ON hand good as
surment of Fishing TacS of superior quality con-
sstiug oi B.aided and Twisted Silk aUl Linen Lines
Cane, Bamboo and Ash Rods, Fly, Limerick, Car
Isle and common Hooks, Conroys bcst american
Rcels, common English do, Salem Gut Swivels &c,
&c. lie would MISC call the attention of Sportsmen
to few good single and double barreled Forling
Pieces, IFnlker's anti Corrosire Cups, Badwin's
Patent Cut Wads, together with Pocdcr, Shot
"ad, Dram Flasks, Drinking Cps, Sc, &c, all
which will be sold low.
June Is, 10. w50u
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PIERCE g. KELLOGG,
S3J EsiVcr-st., Troy,

4 RE RECEIVING BY LATE ARRIVALS FROM
"A Europe and direct from the manufacturers large
and beautiful OF Goods in their line which
they offer on the most favorable terms,
FRENcH AND ENGLISH CHINA-Breaktast, dinner tea
supper and toilet fruit and cake baskets preserve
shells, Compoter plain white, barbean and gold, &c.
ORNAMENTED CHIpA-Vases candescks, bouquet
holders cologne bottles novelties in nkstands match
and flower pots, &c.
FLowIYG Blue figured blue and Washington blu
in dinner, tea, breakfast snd onet sets.
GLASS WARE, cut, pressed and pain-centre bowl
ceeres, water bottles, decanters, tumblers, wines
champagnes ,gobets, lemonades elies dishes lamps
&c. &c.
LAMps-Patent solar and lard lamps, suitable fol no.
teis churches and families OF new and beautiful styles,
from Ike celebrated mandatory of Cornelius & Co.
GIRANDoLES, candelabras, brackets, candiesticksi
Ormula, silver and bronzed OF new andapproyed pat
terms.
HALL LANTERNs-RIch stained, painted and cui--
some very choice and beautiful patterns.
BRITANNIA WARE-Cofee pots, tea pets,s sugar sand
creams, and castors OF every descriptions.
EARrHEN WARE of superior styles and qualities, in
every variety of color now in use
Canal Boat Glass. Ware wicks and lanterns.
TEA TRAys,in sets or separate-some very choice
and beautiful patterns.
GAS FlxryREs from Cornelius & Co., at New York
| and Philadelphia prices.
Troy, May /, lS4S. D28W45tt
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YIE{DSIECK CHAMPAGNE.

'lNI T. undersigned have been appointed sole
l. Agents in this city for the importation aud sale
of Piper & Cos" genuine Iiedsieck Champagne
The merits aiDpe OF this Wine first imported in
l326,) have given it reputation uRequaIed by any
other brand ever offered III this country, and it now
meets an annual sale three times as large as that Of
any other Champagne imported. Our prices " ill be
the same as those OF the New York agents, Mcssrs
Rcnauld 4 Francois.
FOSTER s. TAYLOR, lGl Milk street.
Sole Agents Tor this city.
Boston, Nov 10Th 40 w22mC
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~ Most Extraordinary Work!s "a
MARRIE w I'M A MS

~ Most Extraordinary Work LA
THE
MARRIED WON ANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL MPANIO n
BY DR.. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
Professor of Diseases of Woman,
Sixth Edition lSmo. PIP $50. Price 50 cts.
So 900 opies SOLD IN SIX MONTHS!
Years Of suffering, OF physical and mental Anguish
o many an ntiectionate wife, and pccuniary Difficult
les TO the husband might have been spared thou
a nds now poor would have enjoyed competence
thousands now broken in health would have enjoyed
hundreds in their graves been still alive, by
mely possession OF the work.
tits intended especially for the married OF nose
contemplating marriage as it dlscloscs important
crcts which should he known TO them particularly.
Truly, knowledge ispower. 1t is health, happiness
afllucnce.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
a blessing to thousands, as the nnumerabe letters
received by the aull,or a attest
Here also, every enae--ihc wife, the mother, the
one either budding INTO womanhood, or the one IN
the decline OF years IN whom nature contchplates al
important change-can discover the causes. symp-
toms and the most efficient remedies, and most GER
tain mode OF cure, in every complaint to which hel
is subject.
It's Importance 10 The Married
NAV be gathered from the fact, that 1rarelline
Agents make from
Three 10 Fire Dollars dry!
from ito sale hundreds of active, enleprizng agents
are accommodating a little competence from the lb:ra
discount allowed, and the great demand for IT, Or
lerso required to be accG9"paned WIKI payment
| Copies ,CW be sent by The maH free u postage Il
the purchaser.
Over twenty thousand copies have been sent by
| mail within three months with perfect safety and Ger
! tainty.
On tn receipt Of One Dollar, the Married Wo
| mans Private Medical Companion" will be sen
mailed free to any part of the United States. Al
letters and applications from those deslrng 10 become
agents mus, be post paid except those containing
| remttance) md addressed to Dr. A. Nj. Maurceau
Box 1924, New-York City. Publishing Office, II
| Liberty st. New York
I The Married Woman's Private Medical Compa
Mon is sold by Booksellers throughout the Uute'
| States, >,,r,,o,c
Sold in Burlington VT, by S. B, NICHOLS, at TIL
Publication Depot, Wickware Building.
Sept. 8, 1913. wlotf
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-. ChnPrcd Hands Clamps; Contraetion'
Joints, Willows &c. &c.
A GREAT ADVANTAGE TO BE GAINED by keep
Ing always hand bottle Of g. w Merchants celebrated
One says while taking pot beans from the
his better haf the hot fat upon his hands which
(Which, by the way. was hand,) and which was nj
applied, and the hands cured without suffering
"Fron the Old Granite State"-Ertrdet Of Letter.
Dear sir-In the month of November last was travel
ling in Essex County n. Y. As I entered public house
and store connected noticed the advertisement Of Mer
chants Celebrated Gaglng OIL Having been in business
in which have owned many horses for few years past
led me to make some particular inquiries concerning its
said about the oil, led me to try bottle. The frs
apple alton I made was on sore and corroded finger
which had and took cold in. Af,cr trying various
medicines without any satisfactory effect uncoked the
oil and put some on twice, and it was well.
hooked in the groin, and the complete that ii
astonishcd the much, he now thinks there moth
ing like the Gargng OH.
next had of scratches that bad, md the first
application stopped them, 30 they were not Troublesome
afterwards, and were well by few apple atoms
have valuable entire horse which, by slip, stacds
small sprain SO much that he was quite lame. have
been applying the OIL and he has much recovered that
he does not limp unless he steps Oh something hard My
Oil is gone and want more ~
Too w Merchant, Lockpor. Wendell, N. II
The unpublished portion Of the letter was merely giving
Don't be persuaded take anything else with the promise
pied dealers whose conscience will stretch like India Rub
bcr and who Of kindred spirit OF those in our large
cities. whose nefarous practices have 80 recently been
Be sure he name of the SOLE PRorRlrroR, GEO. W
MERCHANT. Lockport, N. Y, is blown In the side
of the bottle and in his handwriting the cork
All orders addressed to the proprietor will be promptly
G.ta Pamphlet of the Agent. and what wonders
accomplished by the use OF this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally in the United States
and Canada Aso ~
E. Harrington Burlington w b. Hatch, Winoosk
Falls John Simonds I'd Shelburne ; LYON & Alex
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Purest
DIR. Warren's
SoUsapariI, Tomato anil Wild Cherry
PHYSICAL BITrERS,

NtARSAPARILLA, ToMATo AND WILD
- CHERRY B.lters have now become standard
medicine, universally approved by physicians
sate speedy and rrual remedy for NcufuiouS, ucr
cni1t and Cutaneos Diseases; Jaundce, lndg's
ton, Dyspepsia Bilious DISORDERS Liver Compaiuts,
Costiycncss, Weak aud Sore Stomach, Ulcers and
Running Sores, Swelling OF the Limbs, Pain in the
Bones Tumors IN the Throat. Rheumatic Affections,
salt Rheum, Erysipcas, bad tlhmors, trhptions, on
the Face Bolv, Cnncerous res, kng's Eyll
Chronic Catarah, I.annuor, Drbr!ny, lIrodachr Dir
zlnes5 Sullow CompcAinu, ana ali those disorders
which arise from the abuse Of Mercury, or from an
impuretaint in the blood, no matter how acquired.
The extract here eseuted is prepared ntter dircc-
tious given by the celebrated Dr. Warren, whose
name it bears and will be tonnd superb TO any in use
Iishighly concentrated entirely vegetable and very
finely Favored to the taste. Ihachamge y ch II pro-
duces in the condition and tendency OF the sys III IS
epccdy and prrmaHem
Asa Spring McIrine for purifying the hIood
strengthening the stomach and body and checking
all consumpthnve bits the Sarsaparilla, Tomato
and Wild Cherry Biters arc entirely unrivalrd.
Prepared add soldhv
DAVID F. BRADLEE & SON
1870 Washington street, Boston,
Agents Burlington, Thco. \. PEG, Montpelier
s K Collins, and 10y Dealers IN Medicine through
out New England.
January -, 1880. w29'r
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Clocks! Clocks!

DLAIN, Gothic, Alarm and Office Clocks
L ,carranted good, and for sale low by
w. b. HATCH,
u5On Winposki Falls, Vt.
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IRONMONGERY.
%kA KEGS ASSORTED Cur NAILS.


%sA KEGS ASSORTED Cur NAILS.
. W. 100 Tons do. Round s. &c to inch Iron
Tons Assorted Square 38 to inch Iron.
Band ll-9 to 5 inch do
Hame & Scroll ,5-S to IL 8 do.
Horse Shoe do
Tire II-s 3-sto 6X3-s do.
Swedes inch to inch do.
Russia Old Sable do
10 Tons Asserted Sandersons Cast Steel.
Eng. and American Spring do.
German do.
English Blisered L. do
American blistered, do
" Swedes and Am. Toe Calk do
/" Horse Nail Rods.
" Hoop Iron So to | IA inch
Gro Bars, Cutter and Sleigh Shoes, Wro't Iror
Axles Cast Iron do, Hooksand hinges Steel springs
Anvils Vises, Screw plates, Bellows, Log and Trac,
chains, Post do, Wrot Nails, Horse Nails, earring,
bolts, Enmld Preserving Kettles, Glue Pots, Sauc,
Pans, Tea Kettles, Oven and Arch Kettle Mouths
Brass Kettles Hollow Ware, cooking parlor and DO,
Stoves, caldron kettles, Plough castings, Malleabl
Iron Nuts and other castings, Fry Pans. Washers
Sheet and Bar Lead, Sheet Zinc, Shot, Iron, Brass &
Copper wire Sheet Brass, Douglass pumps, Lead ipc
Shoves, Spades, scoop shovels, Hoes, Manure anC
Hay Forks IIav Knives Grind stone cranks and roll
rs sad Irons Iailors irons shoyels and tongs an,
stands, counter scales and weights, Heavy and han,
Steel Yards, Broad and Narrow Axes, AIDES, fIatch
cts Cap Augers Wagon ane cart Boxes. &c. &c.
By STRONG, DOOLITTLE g. co.
July, |, 1876
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ROOT PORTER.

THE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
L on hand the above article, by the Barrels halt
Barrels or gallon. And also. will put il up in Pint
and half pint bottle ii deserved. Also, Lemon Beer
and Lemon NJ ctor by the barrel or bottle.
All orders should be addressed to the Subscriber,
Winooski Falls, VI. ~
ID. X. HOFFMAN
Wnooski Falls, Vt. June Is, 1919 w5lyl
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In oile ring to the community this justly celebrated
remedy for Diseases OF the throat and lungs, it Is not
wish triile with the lives or health of the at
ictrd, but frankly TO lay before them the opinions OF
distinguished men and o! the evidences oil its
success from winch they Judge for tenlsely cs,
We sincerely pledge ourselves to make no wild as
seitions or false statements of its efficacy nor VIII
we hold out any hope TO suiierin. humanity which
facts will not warrant
Many proofs here gwen aud We solicit an en-
qury from the public into all publish feeling as
sued they will find them perfectly reliable, and the
medicine worthy their best confidence and ,,arOn-
age.
PROF CLEAVELAND,
Ot Bowdoin College, Maine.
Wres@ | have witnessed the effects OF your
CHERRY PICTORIAL in my own family and
that OF my friends, and II gives me elistac,on to
state in its favor that medicine have ever known
has proved 80 emincny successful i'll curing d.sea'
ses OF the throat and lungs"
REV DR. OSGOOD
Writes" That he considers CHRRY PEcTO-
RAJ the best medicine for Pulmonary Affections
ever given to the public" states that Ibis daugh-
ailcr being obi ged to keep the room four months
with severe settled cough, accompanied by raising
OF blood nigh; swcas. and the attendant symptoms
Of Consumption commenced the use OF the CHER
KY PECTORAL' and had completely recovered.
PREPARED BY J. G. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS,
Sold III Burlington by TliEO. A. PECK.
Burlington, April 30 1870. WIZ 3mos
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Pork I!

LONE Made Pork. Corn fed, and sailed For
l. sale by the Dbl or pound
GEO L. ATWATER
Jan. 81, 1850 w3lf
MET LLIC OR vULCANIZED
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Tea 0ud Sugar.

\ few chests more of that good twenty five cent
y tea left, also, nice quality for 31s cents, and
good : Jar for five cents.
For Sale by &. f. ATWATER.
Sept e, 10. wilt
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Railroads.
Boston, New York, &c.

BY THE WAY OF WINDSOR, VT
Rd'lroad from Boston TO Wells Rircr, and
10 burlington, NL--Through Tickets 10
stations on he PaSsumpsic and The Yer
mont Central Raiioad.
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Feathers.

GEESE, Hens and Turkeys Feathers
VI Warranted first rate article for sale by
WITT A J. SHEDD g. CO.
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@@ WOOL WOOL! &

HAVING renewed our lease on the Man
u uiacturng Establishment at Shelbum Falls, we
are now ready to receive Wool to manufacture for
our old friends and patrons and all others that may
favor US with their patronage into oil kinds of cloths
usually manufactured in such an establishment, upon
the same terms and conditions as heretofore.
Cloths usually kept on hand TO accommodate those
wishing to exchange for wool. Also, wool carded
and cloth dressed upon the usual terms;
CHARLES STEWART,
JOHN STEWART.
Shelburn, VI May, 1880. witmi
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Printing inks J!

NEWS, Bnok and Coored Printing Inks, war
Y rnncd oi the best quality for sale at tn
manufacturers prices, 10y
HAGAR & ARTHUR.
Burlington, Aug, 80, l6i9 wl0mos6
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-27

1t is thought that within the two last weeks,
twenty men have been murdered in that
ncighborhood.
So great is the terror that wagons passing
the mines and Stockton 60 in companies OF
four and four together.
Not long since a sage was fred into and
four passengers wounded ; one Of them has
since died of his wounds A party of Mex
leans were arrested in the vicinity of Sonora
in the act of burning the bodies of Two A.
mericans,
The schr. Commodore Shubrick was sold
n. auction at San Francisco, on the 10th of
July, for SG25.
The San Francisco Herald of July 10th
says: There has been considerable excite
mcnt TO day on account of the exposition of
the fact that one Of our largest mercantile
operators suspended payment yesterday, and
assigned their property.
Some gentlemen who had been members
of the party engaged in the exploration of
the interior country in the vicinity of Trim
dad Bay, had returned to San Francisco.
They say the proper name for the Trinity
main stream is Clamalh. The news brought
down from the mines in that region is quite
unexpected.
ONlnU 10 INC nlun stage OF the wafer,
which rendered it impossible to mine with
any considerable degree of success, very
many persons started north in the direction
of the Srarti, some two months since, 1t il
presumed, however, that they have struck
upon a spot which promises to.pay.
Most of those who were left behind upoi
the Trinity. excepting such as had claims il
the shape Of damming operations, had LEI
and gone over to the Clamath. where the,
! are now laboring with fair success.
The fact that gold had been found on bot
5 the Trinity and Clamath rivers, in alnios
directly opposite directions, is evidence tina
{ a large extent Of country in that section con
tains more or less Of the precious metal bu
how much will doubtless be determined 9
soon rs the falling Of the water shall aiTor
an opportunity to test the matter thorough,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-27

The TEXAS BlLL.-U there is no mistake
in the following, the New York Ecenjnn post
does not 20 with the balance of the " Frcr
Soil press in denouncinr the Texas Mn.
but earnestly hopes it will not fail in the
House. We cut the extract from the odito-
rial columns of that paner of Friday
Tho on1v way IN ,vh;,h ,ho H.
troat ,lo ~ l;ii oon';,a ,"I nlouse can
- ;s u na p. 'o"''a'In.'y WIN rcga,u
W ~ " e'a "r'er' J. 10 'ay OUT Oh s'gte
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IMPORTANT SEizuREs-40 VESSELS
TIED UP!-Tbe Chicago Journal of the
Isl inst gives the following account of
numerous seizures of vessels engaged in
the lumber trade on the upper lakes.
The Journal says
"The Government for the past few
days, have done a Land office busi-
ness, d in this region. Forty-six vessels
engaged in the LUMBER trade between
Milwaukee, Chicago, aud other points
upon this and the other side of the
Lake, have been seized by the U. S.
Officers, most of which have been bond
ed. The officers are now here awaiting
the arrival of the balance Of the fleet.
1t is supposed the vessels engaged
simply in the carrying trade will be re-
leased, but such as are owned by the
proprietors OF mills l. Gated on, or sup-
piled from land belonging to the govern
ment, will be forfeited to it.
1000 of the saw.logs seized a short
time since at Grand River, we're sold
last week at auction, bringing on an av-
eroge one shilling each. This sum nets
the government an amount equal to the
price for which the land can be entered.
The most efficient steps have been
taken to protect the public lands from
depredations of this nature, and we
think with a very fair prospect of sue
cess.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-27

TuE CALIFoRNIA PRo7 EST was laid
on the table in the Senate by the follow
ing vote -
Yeus-Messrs Badger, Benton, Brad
bury, Bright, Chase, Cooper, Davis Of
Mass, Dodge Of Wis, Greene, Hamlin,
Houston, Miller, Norris, Phelps, Pratt
Smith, Underwood, Upham, Wales
Walker and Wimhrop-22.
Nays-Messrs. Atchison, Barnwell
Berrien, Butler, Cass, Davis OF Miss
Dawson, Dickinson, Dodge of Iowa
Hunter, Mason, Morton, Rusk, Sebas'
tan, Shields, Soule, Sturgeon, Turscy
and Yulee-l0.
1t will he seen that a number of Sen
ators did not vote at all on the question
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-27

o. Don't forget that CnAs. X. Will
LIAMs, your candidate for Governor, Of
fcred himself to the FrCc Democracy at
Montpelier, IN the 3Ist of Mav, last
gear, $ their candidate for Governor.
Huntington Sentinel.
The Sentinel is most decidedly mis-
taken.-We were among the lockers on
at the Coalition Of May 81, 1910, and
took notes of the sayings and doings on
that memorable occasion-not emitting
what was said in reference to JUDGE
WILLIAMS. The facts are these
On coming to the business of Il State
ticket, Mr. Barber announced that the
old candidates had declined aud the
coas, was clear for a new ticket.
Mr.. Henry inquired whether JUDGF
WILLIAMS had leen consulted
Mr.. Barber said he had been, but thai
he DECLINED.
Mr.. Poland (Joseph) said he had sect
a letter from which he inferred tina
Judge w. would not decline if nomina
ted.
Mr.. Kasson (CharIes, of Burlington,
said that this could not possibly be true
he had seer n letter from the Judge, ii
~hich he (Jadge Williams said POSI-
lively nE COULD NOT CONSENT TO IUi
as a candidate of the party.
Mr.. Poland explained that the lette
he alluded to was NOT from Jadge Wi
HdmS.
Such were the facts, as brought OF
in the-coalition convention. They pt
the stopper on the Sentinel story, and
far as they 20, confirm the view give
by the Waterman last week. crmo,
W0tchmoh.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-27

PROFESSOR WEBsTER.-T The Post of
this morning says About II O'Clock
yesterday an %unfounded rumor, that DR..
Webster had committed suicide, obtain
ed rapid circulation, and although the
City Marshal promptly took active meas
urcs to have the report conlradicted, it
had numerous believers ill the close Of
the day DR.. Webster was visited by
Sheriff Eveleth and E. ID. Sohier, Esq,
one of his counsel, Yesterday forenoon,
who found him to be in his usual frame
of mind, protesting entire resignation to
his fate, submission to the law, and good
will towards all men,"
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was made TO stand out on the canvass in its
true individual proportions and lineoments
nome of the good omitted, and little Of the
opposite untouched-thc light and shade
justly mingled. The array of talent and
genius thus presented would alone suffice
to say nothing of the more numerous band
still living-to make their Alma Mater right
fully proud, and remembered for ages 10 come
Measures have been taken to secure the
publication of all these Addresses, together
with the entire proceedings of the day
hence 70 the more readily yield 10 the nc.
cessity imposed on us, of passing this part Of
the exercises without fuller notice, and oil
speaking with like breviiy of the many short
err. bu. brilliant and memorable speeches
which followed. Most, if not all, of these
we hope. will be gathered ur in the history
of the day.
At / o'clock, the Alumni and invited aucst
sat down 10 dinner. in a booth near the Yer
mont Hotel. on The grounds of Joseph War
ner, Esq. The entertainment was hand
somrly provided by Mr.. S p. Damon, ant
the number seated at the table was upward
of three hundred. a large crowd assemble,
outside and within, not included in tins est
mate. Hon. ALEXANDER w. BurL prcsid
ed, assisted by L. ID. BARBER, Esq, ant
other Vice Presidents. The " feast of rea
t speech f,on Mr.. BuEL, after which Phil
B%Arrt1G, Esq announced the regular toast
We simply designate the responses by sui
. joining the names of the speakers, after eac
I .oas,-more than this, at present, being OF
Of the question