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The Southern Press. = Yesterday, our eyes
We're RECALLED with the sight of number of this re.
doubtable sheet 1t is printed with worn outtype,
said % be the leavings ofan abolition broken down
concern, on miserable thin paper, and looks ALTO.
gether ! seedy." A printer would spot il at frat
sight. As TO the matter, what would you expect of
quaker turned soldier! A man who hrs been all
OF his life writing peace articles, finds it little
awkward to deal in blood and thunder. The IA
per, altogether, reminds one of a NANCY dog.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Neso Definition Of 'Itelemeney. The Macon
Telegraph, in accounting for the thin attendance at
the late meeting, says The inclemency of The
weather, the thermometer having for the last four
weeks or more, ranged daily from IS to IS degrees
prevented the assemblage being as large as was
expected but what the audience wanted in mum.
bers il made up in intelligence and patriotism. -
We never before heard hot weather called by that
name, We suppose there will be Southern vo.
cabulary and new language
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

The Cardinals Controversy. Who CM that
Rope "A writer in he Delta speaks miavorably
of the conduct Of Col. Bunch. We know nothing
about it from srsonal observation A duel and a
hanging are not to our taste. We SPOKE on the
authority Of gentlemen OF veracity, We have no
personal acquaintance with either of them, know
nothing Of the merits of their quarrel, and have no
wish to be enlightened If Col. Bunch behaved
badly, he shot remarkably we'll for scared man.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

The report that the officers of the Georgana and
Susan Loud were condemned TO be shot, is con-
trahicted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

A Cincinnati paper says, daily the thieves in the
city become more bold and ap ,ar 10 put on little
show of fear.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

The inueterate-Mr Paine, the great shot at,
the recipient of explosive cigars, and the we'll
known maker of gas, now gives, as a reason for
not explaining the whole thing" about his NEW
LIGHT, that exE1rmen'a are in progress with re-
srect to it, of far more importance than is applca-
ton to light and heat Mr.. Paine goes ahead
most inyei .rately.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

The United States marshal reports the population
of Buffalo to be fifty thousand In lS4o, 1t was
Twenty-Five thousand.
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Fmsg.foseNbEe GEoFMEs.
NEW AND
Interesting -EsNBEiCNt

= Nv FFe lTVt lnI IoF IaIe OK
J. b. STEEL'S
N. o. StatiOners' Warehouse, Ia Camp st.
DOWNING's ARCHITECTURE OF COUNTRY
HOUSES, including Designs for Cottages, Fern Houses and
Villas with Remarks interiors; Furniture aud the modes
Of Warming and Vntiatng. With 500 Illustrations.
SIDNEY'S AMERICAN COTTAGE AND VILLA
ARCHITECTURE A Series OF Views and PlRns Of Residen
actually built Intended build, we'll
Arctects Builders, With Hints Landscape Gardening
Laying Grounds, Planting Trees etc,
ARNOTTE'5 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE, applied to
Modern Residenc Now complete.
PASLEY'S COMPLETE COURSE OF PRACTICAL
GEOMETRY.
BYRNE'S DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS, EN-.
CINE WORK ENGIN EERING, Nos to ii 25 cts. each
STEVENSON'S HISTORY CONSTRUCTION and
ILLUMINATION OF LIGHTHOUSES
BRINCKLEY'S ELEMENTS OF ASTRONOMY.
gIp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

President of the Branch of the Northern Bank Of
Kentucky, at Louisville, in place Of Chapman
Coleman deceasel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Population Of ST. Louis-The census returns
thus far Indicate that the rpuaton is very little if
any, short of 10000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03
ID. of II. Meeting This Afternoon.
MGNoLIA UNION No; ., Daughters of Temperance meets
at halt.past 3 o clock, at Pelican Hall.
Auction Thi

MAGNOLIA UNION No. Q, Daughters of Temperance meets
at halfpast clock, at Pelican Hall
Auction Sales Day,
SYKES, HYDE Il Co. will sell. ut haCpasl O'Clock on the
l.evee OPP Oslie Picayune Tier Fist Muuicipy lty-Oid
Copper, Rigging, hawl Beat
S&a---
EtB' Wing Meeting in the Second District-At
meeting OF 'e Whys III the Second legislative Dsg last pr
at the co1ee.house Of Apollo Triton Walk G. W
SHAW called to The chair and Chrlfs Lyle appop ed Sec,
reary On motion Of E. $ Pc kr the following resolutions were
adopted:
Rs9ir"i That pei be appointed by ballot to rrree
The wings a the Second Representative District
tor the Second Con- essou0 Ds'rict that r have aT,ho
To I'LL any vacancy that ~ occur In ter number.
h6ut", That This D siict erecoumendet8n Of
Thru District that The Convent De held Duua uIv an
MONDAY, Sept 9, at 70 O'Clock NJ 'l' vi"
Rsso,r0 rhn ne Convention ba empowered the basis nr
voting in hrir body. ~ D."
TIE lot being called fog, the following was the result
Delegates
L. u & Jennie. 81 D. B. Walton o.
M'I E!ntfson '..''...., R. h. Braee .....,....
IT, w Shaw 's'-..'.' ...95 Blank ......,.,....,....
Mr. G'ienuie, being called on adj meeting in pred
speech,
twas eered that the proceedings be published in the Delta and
Crescent G W SHAW p,,.fI.r,
CHARLES LYTnE, secre airy. a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

The weather excites good deal of grumbling on
East 1t was cold, rainy and raw at NewYork on
the GOTH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

The census of Columbus (ohiO) is finished, and
the r,nnnlatnn is SO34
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the United
States will assemble on the second Monday in Sep
tsmber, at Cincinnati.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

The Hon. w. M. Meredith has resumed the bu-
siness of his profession in Philadelphia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

What is it," Marvels in these days have al
most gecome tangible realities, and il now needs
only the Identification of the CIermOnt snake the
capture of The sea-seF mt, and the proof of hon
esIy IN politicians, 10 place us az the portals Of the
dawniug millennal day. Tie world is prepared to
be astonahed at nothing, except cool day"
The above in the Cincinnati Commercial of re.
cent date prefaces IN account of some aquatic
monster found in Licking river, and which the
editor AYERS to be a veritable alligator Another
editor swears ii is a hiFpopotamus, and no mistake
Hear what he says of il: "a Frenchman living
in New ort went into the Licking to battle, and
reused Il kriIter. They had very savagerons
fight, and finally hippo gathered the dog and dis.
appeared with him. Two u. S. soldiers, and two
darkies on the CovingtO1 side, saw the slSrimmage
and vouch for the truth of this. The whole garri.
son and Go citizens turned out to gather the ami
NAL, but did MT do it,"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03
u, 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE

II he Ships the United States Mall Steamshp Company will
hereafter following named days Of each month;
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA,
Outward Leaves NeVYork Arrives Havana l7th
Havana .....lSh Ch1grGs I'D.
HOmewnrd. Chagr.s. 9Th. HHvHna ....ist.
Havana .....2d. NewYork.. 9Th.
STEAMSHIP ONO.
Outward, NewYork .26h Arrives at Havana I'D
e, Hayan1.....3d. NcwOTledns 5lt,
H0lCward., NcROreaus 9Th. Havaha l7th.
Havana .lsth. EeUYUrk .22d.
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Outward. Leaves 2st. Arrives Havana ID.
Havana Sd. Ghagres slh.
dumeWRTd.. Chagrrg 18th. Havana 18th.
Havana .....l9th kewOTeaps 23d.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

! nave discovered, not stones cast off,
AZ Az ancient castle held by the old knight
~ NJ .lie most holy order Of the Bell.
There is plenty Of food, and alc sTep.red
~ tne white hands Of his own lady dear.
l he haih thIse sqIires that welcome ali,
The inst, hight Chamberlaine. WHO win .a.
Dur beds prepared, and bring ns sro,,,Y No.,
The second, hight Tapstero, who wilisee'
Our pots full filled, and no iroth therein
dhe third, a genLle squire Ostlero hight,
WHO VIII our paltries slick with wlsns al straw
Ana IN the manger put them oats enough,
AndneVer grease their teeth, with eande snuff
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Prices Of Pictures, - The gallery of pictures
belonging to the late Lord Ashburnham was lately
sold at London. Here is list of the prices
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03
Bv magnetio Te,egronb.
Photographed to the Crescent.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

BALTIMORE, August II.
The steamer America has arrived Cotton has
declined ID for the lower and middling qualities
other kinds unchanged. The sales of the week
$4,000 bales of which 1000 were by SPECTATORS
and $4,000 for expectation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Further Advices by the America.

Further Advices by the America.
Sugar and Molasses improving. Provisions un-
changed. Flour and Grain depressed. Consols 96i.
The Asia arrived out on the 10Th.
Parliament had been prorogued and the French
Assembly had adjourned.
There had been more fighting between the Danes
and Holseiners, in which the latter had the advan-
tage. Nothing else of interest.
The Appropriation Bill passed the House yester-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03
River is stationary; full six feet in the channel.
The following was dispatched by telegraph to
the Nashville Gazette


The late storm in Georgia and Carolina has done
serious injury. From the Columbus Times we ex-
| tract part of letter, dated
" CUrHBERT, August "A, 1885,
" learn from the country that the cotton fields
have been literally ruined, every boil the side of a
partridge egg has been beaten off, as successfully
| as though fail had been used for that purnose
| Cotton of good size has been torn to pieces, the
| limbs broken of--and broken to pieces in a man.
that precludes the possibility of any recovery
Cotton fields that promised on yesterday Weld Of
one thousand pounds per acre. to-day fall short in
their promise of five hundred pounds"
From the Marion tNIiss.) Eagle. August a.
Tie CrOpS-We have conversed with some of
the largest planters in this section about the crops
and they inform us that the corn and cotton crops
| are very much injured by the late drought The
cotton is shedding all its FORMS and the presump-
ton IS that there VIII not be than half crop
made.
Frem the Oxford [Mss) Sta, August a.
From present appearances, the cotton is doing
better than was anticipated some weeks ago. The
corn crop has been certainly cut short by the sue
cessive and protracted drought Early corn is about
as good usual, but the late crop will be very
much injured, We learn that in a large portion Of
Yaabusha county there has been no rain for two
months, and the crop of corn VIII be unusually
short.
From the C0ncOrda lntsllgencer, August 81
For the few days past we have had several CO.
pious showers of rain; as the thirsty OK panteth
for the cooling brook have the planters painted
and prayed for rain. 1t was the only thing that
would aid late planted cotton and corn. The ground
has been thoroughly wet, and few days will de.
| eide whether not this rain came in time. Many
in this parish have commenced picking their cotton
| Some hands gather over 200 pounds per day. The
weather is cool and agreeable.
From the Savannah Republican, August %
TIE Rice HarOest.-The harvesting of rice on
the Savannah River commenced on the plantation
of James Potter, and on the " Union plantation "
on Saturday last 24th August.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03
sIAas4A STEAMBOAT IT, n
a 'sssssssza ID EPARTUREs.


ANo
september Steamer, Captain, Hour Destination
Iueuy, D EbLNNuION, Mpther, LouriHC
oLlYla HOFFMAN, at u O'Clock. COrngt0G
yLNNf LIND DnnncA, at O'Clock ........ Covngt1H
LbNuhA, Miller, at u O'Clock .........., CODHgtgt
MOBILE, Allen at o'clock d................. Noble
ST CHARLES Sutton, 10 O'Clock c ...... Bio
OREGON, Griffin, II O'Clock Mobile
PATRICK HENRY Landry, a . o'clock Baton I2ouge
ST CLOUD, Leonard, at O'Clock, g...... Cincinnati
GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bently G. .......... Lot,tFr1ls
VIM A. VIOLET, Gawtrey, O'Clock. e. Picgsb.rg
PRINCESS NO. 3 Holmes, O'Clock ... picFyJyy !,
Wtdn, 4, FLORIDA, GleGson " O'clock. ....., sEl -
CALIFORNIA, Ensign at 10 O'Clock, ....... Bio .
81. PAUL, Yore, o'clock Louis
w0oDSMAN Perronoel at 8 O'Clock, e. Shrorstor,
fhursd s. ATLANTIC, ug,sby, o'clock Lou
Mond, 8, LOWNDEs JR Jerks, O'clock Princeton
zee. Agents 80.
a J. Nj. MOORE Co. 45 Poydras st.
T. d. SMITH, So Magazine ST.
j. r. GEDDEs, 10 Bank Place.
L. ii. WINGATE, A POydras street.
MCDowELL JR. Il Co. IL Poydras street.
+ WHITE BUCHANAN, 10 Poydras street.
g MARSH, RANLETT & Co. % Poydras st.
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Temperance in 81. Louisville following stats.
tics (of1ieiaN were made up few months ago:
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GreME E.LdwcemteREs.

EMBROIDERlE5 reduced in price % per cent.
FINE DRESS GOODS, reduced in price 2j per cent.
MUSLlNS and GlNGHAMS, reduced in price 20 per cent
LINEN GOODS, reduced in price 20 2r cent
HOSIERY reduced in price 20 per cent.
DOMESTIC GOODS, reduced in price I23a perc"
At c, NJ. SIMPSONS
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Mrs. Howard is truly guardianship Courier.
Peaches are abundant in Cincinnati.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

From the Savannah Republican, August %
The Rice HarUeSt.-The harvesting Of rice on
the Savannah River commenced on the plantation
of James Potter, and on the Union plantation u
on Saturday last, 24th August.
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OLIVIA Will leave hereafter after the arrival Of the 70 NJ, Cars
stead Of the r. NJ Cars, and Saturdays p b. ALSO
Sunday Mornings at 3 A. NJ, as usual. auSOf
~" Mechanics Fire Company No. 6.-At the
Annual Meeting the above Company, held tha H us the
following gentlemen cted og;o for the
BERNARD WHEELEHAS, Foreman.
NJ. REILLY, First Assistant.
PATRICK KELLY, Second Assistant
RICHARD TALBOT, Secretary.
JAMES DuNE, TrerSur1r.
SAMUEL MCLELLAED, s. ewerd,
Delegates 10 Fremens Charitable Association:
BERNARD WHEELEnAN,
John Dunn,
RICHARD TALBOT.
s2Iw A true copy, r. TALBOT Secretary
- -
eY" Native American Fire 90. No. 16.-At the
Annual Election u Native AmeTcau Fire Co no. &C. the following
gentlemen elected officers the en2Uiug year
JOHN BURGIss, President.
JoHN MoFFAT, ForemPT.
SAM. NOsBURGH, First Assistant
A. R. LUDWIG, Second a. istnt.
CHAs. NJ. MELLEN, Secretary.
G. T. HUI, Treasurer.
john HERR, Steward.
uu3J A true copy: JOHN +, GRUDER, Scc'ry
az Being now prepared transact any business in
the EOtarial line beg leave nfor my friends, pub
generally, that have taken the Office No II Camp street.
respectfully solicit their patronage. Rp9u q W. CABLE,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

| eB" Over the Lake-N0tce.-In consequence of the
change Of schedule of the Pontcharn Railroad Care the
OLIVIA Will leave hereafter after the arrival Of tue 70 NJ
stead Of the p. NJ Cars, and Saturdays P II. Also
| Sunday Mornings at 3 A. NJ, as usual. au3Of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
Severe Deafness Cured.

The following Is an extract from a letter lately
cei,ed from distinguished MUSICIAN in the state Of
Virginia;
a II CuRisriF VI D. Dear Sir One of my patients
unknown me- obtained Your cab auir ls aud Asck.
lace, With the Magnetic Ft ior serious affection of
Deafness The case was that of lady whose Nervous
system much dsordeed and her general health poor
Much Was done prev iuuy 10 the application of the Belt
but with very little success and feel il only right tn tell
you. tAat since she commenced wearing the Belt and
using the Fluid but few weeks ago she has IN
TlRtLN RECOVERED HER HEARING, and her
general health is better than for several years"
a. Every case of Deafness, IL it be Nervous, it
generally is be cured by this wonderful remedy
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
FROM KENTUCKY.
RHEU MATiSM CURED.

i'N1 ~ July ips iodbs
Mcssrs. Standardization: 1t is my duty
To communicate facts IN relation to the beneficial
effects of your Sdisapdrilla. My wlfe was all C.
ted with iin.immatipn and soreness Of The Stun.
ac' of the worst character her nbs and ches-
were much swollen; she had constan; headache
and last spring was attacked severely with in
hinnatory rheumatism. The bcst medical aid
we could Obtain afforded only momentary relief;
and while in this situation, She heard Of the many
remarkable cures effected by the use of SanI's
Sdrsaparia, aud commenced its use, which pro-
dnced instant relief, aud less tliansi bDiile. en-.
tmely removed all the dropsical swelling aud cy-
cry ether inilannatory symptom, restoring her to
perfect health. | send this statement as an act o
Justice, believing II TO be my duty to encourage the
suffering portion of the human lamill To use Sand's
Sarsaparia, which believe has no parallel in
the catalogue Of medi,nc. With feelings Of las
tins gratitude, ! remain Your friend.
SAMUEL l.. llARFER.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
1000 Gases Of Palsy and Paralysis

have Icon ioI0Itol o nn- tnHlsIII AMI NJ, Agents
within the last two years, which have been entirely
restored
o. C,r. ANpHrw f. ToNrs Of Brooklyn, y. Y, had
not been able to walk step for four years and
helpless that he had 10 Dec fed The celebrated
ply sicians gave him mp. Ia Eve dan amer he com
meuced wearing the GaL,ANi, Bar, NtcKLAoE,
BuAcftf1s he walked the and la three weeks
L mn ....a. .L u..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
2.A.&g CSg A&G1GI29,

of the Latest STYLES and will sell ne cbco, nc
the cheapest. 80
a He has Gold ENGLISH Levers
~SsTJ|eX1 Gold Anchor Esconc,ncn,s
SrxsN sffN>. I,cvcr and Ic,jnc Watches
silver Tnllish lever md Icpinc Watches
Gold Lcckct,. double and sinn'e GolI Guard
and Fob Chains. Gold Guard and Fob Kovs.
Gold Pen and Pencil Case. Cold Too,h pict
Cameo. Coral Turouois and Clus,cr Pins Dox
and Glass Pin. Ear Rinns Win Tnrouois and
Stone Sotti,~s C;nlI RIM. plain Cnn..J and
with Stone Sc,tinrs Gold Sncc,oclcs CoiI
bracelet Cl,srs silver C,rl CSC S;l,'., M
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
hart fD2D.

TIE subscriber has been appointed Agent
OF the ilARTroD FIRE lNsURANCE CoMPANY
for Middlchury and vicinity and will receive
proposals for nsuring property against loss OF
damage by Fire. The long established rcputa
ton Of this company, and the prompfncss with
which all their transactions have been charac.
tcrised render II unnecessary TO say any thing
in its favor. All business connected with the
Office intrnsted to him will be faithfully and
punctually transacted
JONATHAN IlAGAR, 1gcni.
Middlchury, reh. 2si 1912 43'y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
BENIN GRoUPAS.
"TRUTu IssrRANGGn rucN FICTION :

New Durham, n. j, June 30, 1919.
Mrssrs. Sinds-Gentlemen,- wife suGcre
with distress aud burning in her chest for man
Years, aud my daughter was afflicted from he
birth with hnmor in her blood. We cunsulie
various ply sicsns, aud tried numerous remedies
without much benefit, until we head, ihroug
Rev. Ihomas Davis, Of the great medical Inc o
Sands Sarsaparia. On his recommendation
my wife aud daughter decided on trying it, and
soon experienced permanent benefit. My daugh.
ier's skin assumed new appearance entirely
from being .ough hard, and scaly, il became
smoolle aud soft Ny Wilr's sullerings are al
most gone, and It's use a short time longer, il is
my Grn belief, viii produce perfect cure.
Yours. with respect,
q. :. llENDRICkSON,
Pastor Of The Baptist Church, At the
English NeighboIhood.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail, BIS A.
B. ID. SANDS, Druggist and Chemist, 100
sFulton-st., corner Of William, Nox York. Sold
also by Druggist generally throughout the uuiled
States and Canatas. Price + yer bottle; six
bottles for 50,
For sale by T.. -. wHEELOCK, Middle
bury, VI. ~ Jan
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
PROF. MANDEVILLE'S
II f DIN G BOO X S.
D. Appleton & Co, 200 Broadway, N. Y

These Books are recommended by the high
est authority, in New England and the Middle
States, as superior TO amy Others for teaching
saolars to read with ease, visor and uniform
correctness. They are adopted in tho best l.
suisaics in Vermont, and are recommended for
the common schools in several Of the counties.
They ore being generally adoptcdin Maine and
several other States.
FoR SALE at the Principal Bookstores in
Vermont.
Schools, towns and counties will be supplied
on very reasonable terms.
For particulars, or supplies address w. NJ.
HATCH, Montpelier, VI. 2oii
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17

CLARlONET REEDS, Violins and Bow
" Also Bass Niol and Violin Strings Peg
lila Pieces and Finger Boards, for sale by
May 2s. f. e. MAYO.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
Cologne.

y SUPERIOR article at only 81 / cents a pin
Also Farina's Cologne, for sale at the Drug
Store Of ii. a. SHELDON.
Nov. 3.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
n. MOORE

Willrnn an Omnibus from the Depot Grounds
IN Middlchuryi to any part of the village, for
II IL ccnt>-and to MooPE's HOTEL, on Jan
Street, few doors south of the Court House
free of cha,ge.
lie would also respectfully announce to Tray
ellcrs, and the public generally that his House
is open for their reception as heretofore and
ihaihe will spare no pains to render their STAY
with him agreeable and satisfactory
Middlcbury, Oct.l ls49. 23af
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
DR.. CHRlSTIE'S
GALXANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of service in Of Cunvusions Fits
spasmodic Complaints and general Nervous Affections
OF the Head and upper eNuemities Also in Palsy and
paraly sis and all diseases caused by deficiency Of
power or Nervous Energy in the limbs other organs
% the body
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
TESTIMONIES.

OVER halra nc
testimonies have been
ceivcd by the Proprietor
Of MAl.lSTER'S ALI
q EALING OINTMENT
ON Physicians the mos
hillul aud c'l-hfnicd
rom Counscllors learn
u the Law, from judge
I celebrity On the Bench
rom Ministers nfile Co
e whose underwriting In
irsriiy have made then
shining lights In the patti
oi ITuih, from eniiehirn
cd Professors. irnm aruft
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
PROVISIONS & GROCERIES,.

Pork, Lard, Cod Fish, Salmon, Maekercl,
Salt Nails Glass, Sugar. Tea, Coffee, Spice
and Fancy Goods generally, reed by
Oct.ls. II 4. SHELDON.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17

DIR. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,

consists in the fact that they and cure disease by
o"frnd application in place of the usual mode Of drug
gng and ply sickug the patient till exhausted Nature
SINKS hopelessly under the infection
1hsy strengthen The whos system eguaiise The circuiI.
hnn ~ i hiood promote The sscet1ns aud do N,
sishisf iiiny under any ciiciunsfances Since their
nroluc ton in the United States only three ears since
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
Paper Hangings.

A large and wcll-sclccted stock now on hand
will be sold low 10 close ont the lot.
j. NJ GORDON.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-17
Received,

A large lot Towns Shoe Lasts, latest fash
on for sale by 4. BECkMlTH.
Dec Q, ls49.