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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07


NNHE following articles viz; one large
u Box. directed 10 B. b Rockwell. Cole.
brook River CT and one nest Tubs and
Brushes, without mark. have been left Of
the Depot 0f tie Naugatuck Railroad Com.
pany In WInsted. aud not taken away by
the owners for the space Of six months
last past. Notice 10 hereby given that u
lhe owners of said B0x and contents, and
said Tabs and Brushes, shall not take thu
same away aud pay the freight aud char
ges, 90 or before lha alh dry 0f November
Is5l the same will b. s0ld " public auction
on tbs said 4ih day Ut November NJ Q o.
clock IN thu afternoon. nj said depot under
lhe inspection VI tbs sheriff ~ elileF OF b'.
Identities M tia eOnniy NJ Lllehhsld. aud
ll.a proceeds VI said aHle disposed NJ ase0F.
ding 10 tbs statute IN such Oase made aDd
provided,
amIa pIIiIlD IlUnD, Bup'L
Once kasgaivGh u, u, CO. July W 1851
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07
BROKE INTO

g.. THE enclosure Of the subscriber on
N~{4k Friday. the 25th Of August. an iron
gay MAtE, about three years old with
black mane and tale. The owner Isreques'
sdGlo prove property, psV eha!gss, end ,aG9 he'
away, AMOS btSSbLL'
LlsahRsld. Aug 4. 1851,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07
Marsha N: Wilkinson TJ,R,o;cN,' q, the , pc:


Leonard Wilkinson, \sl,a M. Wilkinson,
of Liich6cld, in Litch6eld County, made re-
turnable TO the Superior Couri next, TO be
holden at LitchGeld, within aud for the
County Of Lilchield, on the 81 Tuesday Of
August A. ID. 1861. praying for reasons
therin alledged for divorce US set forth ut
large in said petition bearing date July nth
A. ID. 1854.
II appearing TO and being found by the
subscribing authority. that the Respondent
IL absent from this State, aud gone TO parts
unknown, ibereup0n ordered. that notice of
thu pendeDcy Of said pdliiion be given said
Respondent by publishing this order 10 the
ldleb1eld Enquirer q newspaper printed In
Lllobfeh C0uaiy, four weeks successfully
commencing oD or before tbs i7th day ol
July. A, u. 1851, aud by leaving copy oi
said petition. citation, and order Of noilce.
VI lhs lasl place Of residences the RespoDs
dsnl IN .hs Town VI lIarwlnion. 1T leasl o1e
month before tie session VI said Superior
Court,
FREDERICK .. DEEMAN,
Assistant Clsfk ~ said Court.
I.IsehAsld, July / Ilh is5l' AwiO
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

TmE SrooKBaIDaR INpIAEs are about
n.AfehasIng Two townships Of land In
aAssola, on which 10 locate, FOR
lsnly I've years lhasa Indians have 20
80 n Green Day. They number
IL 900, and AFe tho descendants 0i
II aslanl lFlbe Of chat name, 0flaa men.
D lhs history Of he early sellIe.
ii Massachusetts,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07
Woodbury. High School.

W. OVUUU4 A&ASA sSAVVAs
VENHE Fall Term, will commence on
Il Tuesday, Sept. I'd. under Mr.. M. F,
Thompson A. NJ. and Miss H. S. Goodwin,
teachers of experience and high reputation
vino have conducted the schoolthe present
summer with great success. They are
prepared to give instruction 10 every branch
of an English, Commercial and Classical
Education including the French Language.
This institution now starts on permanen Mt
foundation, with an elegant building just
completed for its use and with the deter
mination on the part OF the trustees to
make it worthy Of public confidence and
patronage.
ANTHONY Z. STRONG,
DANIEL CURTIS,
THOMAS BULL, Trustees.
ELI SUMMERS,
REV. l.. CURTIS,
Woodbury., July 25, 1851. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

EInbracinga large assortment ~ Plain and
Fancy Shirts. C0llaTs, Dosofns. Silk Iiandksr-
chiefs, crsysts. Ties. Hosiery, Gloves nc Ne.
GsniismeD furnishing their cloth can have
their garments made IN slyls moi 10 be- suI
passed IN fashion o. workmanship and waffsp'
tod 10 ~, Ia hia old eusi0mefs and friends
VITO have ~ long palEanlxed him be- takes
this occasion 10 acknowledges their Kindness
hoping 10 ses them one phd oil u his stand ~
wssi street where hs wall endsaVm N 0ne
prles snd That cheaper than ran be bnuRhi
elsewhere. IL I'll that 10 required 10 retain their
psiF0nAHe
eating dane u SHIRT Rslles, spring anJ
summer iashl9as received -
y. u, RICHARDS,
LliebAsl1, juas 10 1851, o
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

MARRIAGE OF JENNY LIND The Lon
don Sun, of July 18th. makes the follow
ing observation
1--WE can state on unquestionabIe au
thorit ;. that Signor Belletti will be The
happy man. Every arrangement has,
We believe. been concluded for the nup-
rial, of the owing couple IN their Return
from Canada, peeyioo, to the voyage
from New York for England
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07
WEST CORNWALL.
NE" STnDE

W. feel compelled by feeling Of inter-
w est for the community, las well as !.
little for ourselves) to invite the PEOPLE to
call and examine general assortment If
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
of good quality, and at low prices, at the
Store of
CALKINGS g. CUMMINGS, =
Situated west of the Railroad. in the same
building of Patterson g. Cones Tin Shop,
West Cornwall, may Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

EE Pope's Villa Of Twickenham, was
sold at publ; auction on Wednesday the
25th ult., by Messrs. Fuller & Horsey
The property consists of a new mansion
built in the Elizabethan style, beautiful
pleasure grounds, extending to the river
Thames, and comprising about three a
ores of freehold and copyhold land the
whole was sold at five thousand four hun
bred pounds. This was the residence Of
the late Mr.. Thomas Young, a London
tea merchant. Phil North Americ0n
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

THE subscribers having been appointed
N by the Court of Probate tor the District
of Litchfeld, Commissioners to examine
and adjust the claims of creditors against
the Estate Of Richard Peck late of Warren
deceased. hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purpose Of appointment at the
house of Elijah Hayes Esq, in Warren on
the first day of September next at o'clock
in the forenoon and also at the Office of
George C. Woodruff 10 Litchfield. on the
goth day of January, A. ID. 1852 at 10 o.
clock A. AZ.
GEO; 6: wo ! }comm,rs,
GEORGE STAR. "'
Litchfeld, July 90, 1851. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

N 0 4 C E. - The Committee
to arrange for an Encampment at
Litchfeld during the Centennial, and
all other persons interested, are de-
sired to meet at the Mansion House
in Litchfeld, on Saturday, the 9th
inst. at 10 A. M.
IOLIN DOVn
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

II OUsE BUILDERS HARDWARE,of every
i ldescrption, tor sale wholesale and reialt
by HOLCOMB & LYON.
SO Water st. Bridgeport. s.rz
IT OUsE FURNISHING HARDWARE, a
l1tull and complete assortment b,
HOLCOMB 4 LYON,
~ ARRIAGE MAKERS. GOODS, AxIes.
OSprings, Shafts. Carriage Bows, Bolts.
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
dead Screws, Scanning Cord, sc.
HOLCONB & LYON.
ABlNET MAKERS GoODS.-Hair Sc a,
ing, Webbing. Sofa and Chair Sprin IS
Buttons, Gimp. Moulding, Locks, Hinges ami
Castors by HOLCOMB s. LYON.
SO Water street, Bridgeport.
En DOZ. hand, pannell, rip and back
lcU$aws, of Butchers, Spear & Jackson
and Bccket's, at Wholesale and retail by
IiOLCOMB S, LYON.
SO Water street, Bridgeport.
d RACE AND BITS. large stock Of Mar
Dples superior plated and plain, Wholesale
and retail by HOL ;OMB s. LYON.
A NvILS-Hill's, Peter Wrghrs & Mousse
Ahole, Wholesale and retail BY
HOLCOMB & LYON.
SO Water street, bridgeport.
VICES-Hill's, Fcter Wright's, Hyde's and
' All ,ttson's of every quality and price just
opening. and we would call particular atten-
ton 20 our stock. HOLCOMB & LYON.
50 Water street, Bridgeport.
ID LACKSMITH'S Bellows, constantly on
Dhand and for sale by
HOLCOMB e. LYON.
EI.ES, 1900 doz. w. s. Butchers files con.
l. sisting of every size and kind. now opens
ing by HOLCOMB s. LION.
SO Water street Bridgeport.
GRINDSTONES, 25 tons superior grit jus,
" Handing from Berea Ohio.
HOLCOMB & LYON
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

FANNY WRlGHr IN TROUBLE The
Cincinnati Commercial gives the particu.
lars Of a law suit just commenced by
Frances Wright D'Arusmont against her
husband. 1t was shown by the petition
that Madame D'Arusmont W as born in
Scotland. and became possessed by in
heritance of considerable property that
in 1890. she visited this country, invested
a portion of funds in the purchase Of es-
tates in Cincinnati and in the South. and
in 1891 visiting France. she there MARI.
ed w. P. D'Arusmont, by whom she
had one daughter. The petitioner had
between that period and ls45, paid sew
eral visits to the United States, where
she had desired permanently to reside,
and had also visited Scotland. where a
valuable property had fallen to her as
heir-in-law. She had about this time
changed funds vested in her own name.
to that of her husband, trusting in his
honor and the bill charged shat por>
ton of this property had been sold by
w. P. D'Arusmont, and that this res
pondent had deprived her by chicanery,
not only Of her property, but of the love
and companionship OF her daughter, now
grown 10 womanhood.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07
JNOtlce

VIIHE subscriber will efer to sell at Public
l. Auction, at the Depot, in North Canaan
on Inc llh day OF August next, all the pro.
perry and estate in his hands as MORTGAGE Of
John A. Beckley, unless the same he previous
ly disposed of at private sale or redeemed by
The m"rigagor.
Said property consists of Pig and Bar Iron
Wood, Coal, Cattle, Horses, Wagons ana liar
nesses. and an interest in the Real Estate OF
Roswell Day, and also, in the real estate, OF
late owned by Huntington & Day. A full and
particular description Of said property will be
given by the subscriber, to all persons who
may desie to purchase the same or any part
thereof.
LUTHER MONSON. Mortgage.
Canaan, 18th Of July, 1851. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07
Litchfield Academy.

"R. HENDRICK will commence his
1V1 school again on Monday the fourth
day of August. Terms as usual. No de-.
duction for absence except in case Of pros
tracted sickness.
Litchfield, July goth 1851. 3wl2
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

RISE OF WArER,--The Chicago Jour-
nal Of Saturday says: Lake Michigan
was playing its antics again all day yes
'erday, the water was Kissing from two
to four feet every half hour or so, and
as suddenly reoeeding. AT dusk. while
the Lake was as smooth as mirror.
without wind or any apparent cause, the
water rose to the height Of four feet twice
within an hour. "What has caused this
great commotion" with old Michigan, is
mystery. 1t is certainly very unac-
countab,e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07
MIR. William 3. Rice

VE7 ILL re- open the NORFOLK ACADEMY
w on Wednesday. the Sd Of Seplem>
Der next. BY order Of the Trustees.
Norfolk, August LIST. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07
Notice

T The members of the Litch field
County Sacred Music Society, are re-
quested to bring with them to the Cele
bration the Boston Academy Collection
of Choruses. The Hallslujah Chorus,
Blessed is he who cometh. and the Hail
stone Chorus will be sung.
DARIUS PHELPS, Leader.
Norfolk, August !, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07
OAgce1.s of the COusp0ssv.

UMGCc1'S OF EECe company
JOSL4H q. BECKWTTH, President,
OLIVER GOODWIN. ITeGsmer.
LASO.N WHITING, Secretary.
Directors.
J.. G: BECKWITH. A S. LEWIS
JASON WHITING D. C, WHlTTLESEY
OLIVER GOODWIN DAVID c. SANFOR D
G. c. WOODRUFF, ROBBINS BATTELL,
STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07
SPRING GOODS.
"a"
n. III. Richards,
ONE PRICE TAILORING, CLOTHING
AND GENTLEMEN's oUTFITTING
ESTABLISHMENT, A FEW
DOORS WEST OF THE
COURT HOUSE,
WEST STREET.

wv HEKE ne u prepared 70 offer The
w greatest inducements TO pure hassrs Of
Clothing ever offered in this OF an. other town
in the county. Having jusi added to his stock
a large and elegant assorl ment Of Spring goods
consisting Of BToad;loihs Of French, German.
English and American manu(ac lure, of all
shac IS and quality. Cassimeres, Plain. Black
English and French Dosskins, together with
a variety Of Fancy Cassimefes, of new and
fashionable styles Black and Fancy sains. and
silk Vestings. Marseilles and summer Vestiags
Of every description, with q lArg. assortment
Of spring and summer Clothing which have
been got up with The greatest care and he will
warrant IN quality, style and durability Of
workmanship, which will DO sold cheaper
than can be bought elsewheIe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

OTICE.- The Marsballs of the
severahtowns appointed for the Centen>
rial Celebration, are requested to meet
at the Mansion House, in Litch6eld, on
Tuesday evening, August 18th, at half
past o'clock, to perfect necessary ar
engagements for the same.
VIM. T. KING, Marshall.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

Q PORrSMEN'S ATTENTION is pariicu..
Olarl1 called TO our stock of Guns; in this
line we defy. competition! Our Guns are all
made to our own order by the celebrated God.
dard,' and engraved with our own names. We
have large lot Of beautiful q Cock guns
and by the steamer in July we shall receive
large addition to our present heavy stock. We
10 beautiful 500 piece.
Also every variety Of sporting materials.
HOLCOM8 s. LYON.
50 Water street bridgeport.
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HslpOrtaslttO EnyaBids

! HE responding lnyalids and all those who have
been disappointed by the rash and inexperienced
eNp"rmtninilsts, are apprznd that the treatment
pursued by Dr. ANDRUS, to effect the recovery OF
Vds, IS different to that OF any practitioner IN the
UnIon aud has been prescribed for UPWARDS OF forty
years IN the Royal Lock Hospital, London, with in
Vardpie success. IN every yarIey OF disease being
luxury Tor all, the sick or the wrll1 and posse.sing
the most miraculous curative powers ever introduced
IN any age or uaion. Mmcra. caus,ic and irritating
medicines are 50 long injurious that the delicate and
sensitive suffer more from the apparent remedy than
nom the disease lts".t, while vegetable medicine
could not c4la2r and promote the necessary circu-
iatlul-ony burden the system. What is required
are remedies more harmless active and invtoratilg
Ihls long looked for dcsideratuim in medica science
hns been attained aud satisfactorily evidenced
Dr. ASnRrS may he consulted at Harris Hotel on
the I'm 18Th OF every mouth in NIL cases OF Cen
SUMPTION and Nervous Debility. Fits. Fin and Spl
nal Diseases, Scroula. and all affections Of the uri.
nary organs, Grnyei, Piles, Female v cakpess and
all rheumatic, Paralytc and Mercuria aiircfIons
ANA a.l amencss in general, affections OF the lungs
| 1 ou4h, Asthma, Dyspepsia, &c &c DR. A prr-
Sanai and prot ss'onal experience enabe him 70 offer
10 a.I c'srs and from whatever cause the powers of
100" constitution may have become enfeehi"d n sale
pnimnh"ul and speedy restoration to health Medi-
enc furnished IN al. cases to last the patient one
north. nj 81; and in no would il cost over 81
q" cii'ct o1.'. Ionr standing cases can make
ral free OF charge the INST month and ire requested
to call.
April 5. ISL wb
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ESeS WELLS

.UI.NER.4L P.4T.FT.
1 SUPERIOR ARTICLE or MINERAL
y Paint warrnnted equal to any Paint ever before
Stone, Iron, Tin or any substance which is e1posed
to weather, water, or the atmosphere It is
Proot against Fire, U'ater and Feather,
and interchangeable in Its color. For sale by
STRONG, DOJLlTTLE & co,
Burlington, June l7lh 1881 wifi Agents
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NE w GOODS.

A. ia FOUNTAIN HAS JUST RETURNED
~ from Boston with an extensive assor,men, OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, and Ready Made Clothing
"mca he offers to his old customers md TO the pub
nc generally, cheap Tor cash Call and see
CHARLES LA FONTAlN
Winooski Falls, April Il. 1880 wl5tf
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- ~ " a - II / y ! j y Il
DREPARED from RENNEr. or the fourth
4 Stomach OF thu Ok, after directions OF Baron
Lieblg, the great Ply soloGIcol Chemist. BY J. 5.
HotGuToN. VI, d. Philadelphia, Pa
This IS n truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundicc. Liver Complaint, Constipation
aud Debility, curing after natures method, by
natures own Agent, the Gastric Juice
y Half aspoOutu OF Pcpsiu, infused i'm
ter, will digest or di.s'yc, Fire Pounds Of Toast
Bret in dboUt tico hoHrs, ont OF the stomach.
PrrsIS is the chri element, Or Great Digcstinc
Principle o. the Gastric Julrr--thc NoIrcnt Of the
rant, t4c Purifying, ircserrpg md Stimulating
Agent OF the Stomach ami lntes,lnes, il is extract
ed from the Suggestive stomach Of the OX thus form
I'M an Artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely like the
natural Gastric Juice III its Chemical powers. and
furnishing complete and perfect substitute for it
10y the aid OF tins preparation, the pains and evils OF
Indigestion and Dyspepsia removed, Just they
would be by a healthy stomach 1t is doing wonders
tor Dyspcptcs curing cases Of Debility, Emaciatiou
Nervous Decline and Dyspcpdc Consumption, sup
poscd TO be on the verge ct the grave The scen-
life evidence npon which is based, is in the high
| est degree Curious and Rcmlrknbe.
SCIENTIFIC L UE.N'CE!
! BARON LEBIG in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry, says: An Artificial Digestive Fluid,
analogous to She Castro Juice, may be readily pre-
pared from the mucous membrane Of the stomach Of
! the Cat, IN which various articles OF iood rs meat
and cgLs. will he Soteurd, cbaHsed, and dlgeatcd,
INST IN the same manner as they uouid be IN the hu-
| mum St1Htnch =
| Diet published 10y tow."rS * Wells, NeW York.,
page ~ states the sumo great tact, and describes the
! method OF preparations here are few higher au-
| thonues than DR.. Prrrira.
! Oh. CoMBE. in his ynIuHbir writings on tho PHYS
Io,"gy oi Digestion OBJ, yes that " dimInutiuu Of
the du' quantity OF the Gastlc Juice Is prominent
and all -pIcvanL cIusc ut Dyspepsia, aud b" states
| that n distinguished professor OF iurd'cI ~ Lon
hniing everything else to fail, had Recourse to the
u 'strc Juice, Obtained from the s'omn"us o. LIVING
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r. The Ciercland Piaindsalcr says that NJ.
Z Taylor, ofW arren, Ohio, shipped, during the
last season, twelve millions six hundred and
fo::y.one thousand pounds of cheese.
c. We arc glad to find where some of the
'asesc cone from. We hlve come down the
Hudson rom albany several times Of late
"You tie gigantic eamboals that nightly vey
'?s waters bet" g.. lc capital and the metrop-
Lbs Of IT,, En-. state; and "a every occa
son Ile uGja g, has been densely packed
am cheese. ,.uions upon mil ions of pounds
mug, have co Ie 70 the New York mlrket tli5
t.-s9I. The ib1ye paragrap pin shows that some
o! hen come from the town of Warren, in
Ga.o. We should like to know where they
~ to.-I.N / Times.
We suppose most Of them take the Alimen-
'-ry Canal, though large numbers are UNI
3oub,cdly carried of by the New York Skip
Ysrs."
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. . VA I. y JJS - p
"a "a, ]: !. !. 4
sE.llISllI.s Il ( x q Isl
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the Cure of
C0JGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-C0UGH,
GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
In Offering to the community this Justly celebrated
remedy for Diseases Of the throat and lungs, is not
orr with to trie with the lives or health OF the utlct-
td.hul frankly to lay before them the opinions Ot Dis
ungwshcd men aud some Of the evidences OF lis suc-
crs- from which they can Judge for themselves. We
sincerely pledge ourselves to make no wild assertions
or lh.se statements OF its efficacy will hold
out any hope 10 suffering humanity which tacs Wi.
not warrant
MANY proofs are here given and we solicit an in
qnty il"nl the public into a we publish, feeling as
sufcd they viii hnd them perfectly reliable, and the
medicine worthy their best confidence and patron
From tie disiinguishea Pr fssor Of Chemisiry
AMI .Hat~ia .Hedica, BoWdojn College.
Dear Sir: delayed answering the receipt OF your
p'cpn anion until had AN opportunity oiwltnessiug
ITS ELECTS IN my own family, or in the families OF my
friends
This have now done with high degree Of salts
faction, in cases both OF adnts and CHI dren.
have found 1t, us Iia ingredients show, a powcr
fuI remedy Tor colds and coughs, aud pulmonary dis
eases.
PARKER CLEAvELAND, ND
Brunswick, Me, Feb. 3. 1871.
From an OrorSccr IN the Hdmi ton Mills, in
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Nse'Y'saIE.

lar. nEINEBERG continues to visi,
Ky burlington every "Wednesday and Saturday, to
Counsel and pscrIhe Chronic cases treated, aud
Surgical Operations performed > usual.
Ohio. at Iirp. 4 P"cs's JIspeusaiy where will
be found the German remedies used by the Doctor.
How from 10 A. NJ to =. NJ.
July - 81 Dis wGm
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Saratoga d Washington, Rensselaer,
a. Saratoga and Saratoga g. Scheneclay,
Rail Rood Line,
From Ca3teton x Whitehall to Saratoga Springs,
Troy, Schenectady Il Albany.
TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS -
Leave lst Mail. "a Freight 81 Express
Castlc,cu at ; 90 am. 800 p. m
" W. IIall " 62o g, 1890 "a m. 40 i"
Arrive Sar Sps 100 100 $50
:" Troy g45 " 400 745
Schenectady 933 700
On Sundays leave Whitehall at o'clock n. IN.
arrive at Saratoga SpIngs at am. leave at 3! pm.
arrive in Troy at 100 pm. leave Troy at $ am.
prriye at Saratoga Springs at 945 u m. leave at 3
pm arrive al whitehall at , pm.
through fare from Burlington to New York 81 90
Tickets to be had on board OF Lake Champlan
Steam Boats. Steam Boats leave Troy on arrival
OF evening Train.
]. VAN RENSSELAER,,
SHpt. Sar. y Wash. Il. T.
l.. r. SARGANT,
SHpt. liens. y Sar. = Sch. Il. T.
d&wtt
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o. The Rochester American notices among

a. The Rochester American notices anlon5
nc novelties at the Fair, a small propeller
7'ea.nbont chilled the Rosio, plying on the c.
7ti from the CRY to the Fair Grounds The
roat IS y feet long, and is driven by an mp
gA' boiler attached to, and connected with.
me - aief directly. The whole machinery
rs a"t- simple and compact, and suitable tor
." oG the canals and small streams The
a,aC' the experiment is for the purpose of
.h..od' NJ this plrticuIar kind Of Engine in
l.rncr- Of Men Of War, 10 wood and water
the ve'i,.s at anchor, and Cor use in calm to
make chtse, &c.
We cut the following from the Boston Post.
II Is really very neat affair, and some one may
have occasion to reuse 1t:
AN lMPRoMTU EPIGRAM-TO -
You shy TINT in my eyes, love,
world OF beauty lies;
", whom yo' .ook therein. love,
fought to vour face replies.
ET'rr Jour oVn :; | reflected there
As lakes reflect the skies
Most truly then do confess
There's beauty in my eyes.
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PIRIFII\G EXTRACT
'Fnc Creates!
BLOOD PURIFIER
Is THE WHOLE IVoFlp!

. Frl'f u Per H''a'. or Atr RDnss for SIS
|; is nov rr' "2 b. QUART B0TTiTS Of the same
toe' ana '''-"H G'aL T. w.nn 90 sm7. bottles. Each
ha'3' ."..' G ht'7 " INT h-ipt K DOSES, and the
.,t'. ~ - are 80 strongly Concentrated tlut only
one Ia .'J' Hf@ required a. Bose-ihrce time, % dll
mus ore l"i" l.-'. Fweuty-OuU Days, which r7ucf
uui'I 'H "" Il. any other r' t-0s .Hst because there
hTti"'TeH oi - less GGHutlty "a dose
INc great NuIrrl.'Ht OF ts Blood Purifier over all
0ter hl'H 'Ae' cons So IN great measure possess
OF soma Scarce ynt Rare
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03

~ When gentleman once remarked in
company how very literally those persons talk
OF what their neIShbors should give away, who
are least apt 10 give anything themselves, Syd-
ney smith replied, ~ eS. no sooner does A fall
INTO difficulty than begins to consider what
T. ought to 'pr him"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after Monday, Sept. Is, ISL,
Tpo Trains Duly, to and from Burlington
Gnd Boston.
Leave Burlington For b Falls at g! A. NJ.
FINLAND e! F. NJ
B. Falls Burlington" ll,t5 a. "
Rutland 5,i5 P NJ
Rutland Burlington 3 A. NJ
" b Falls 7,30 a. NJ
Passengers leaving Burlington at 81 A. M
rive at Boston ut 81 7. W.
Passengels leaving Rutland at II A. NJ, arrive
at Z, p NJ.
JOHN S. DUNLAP,
Superintendent
Sept 10. d&wtf