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The New York herald., 1851-08-28

uERroHD Il co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIOHr
M Parcel nnd Package bxpress, ~ steamship ilin0is
ThurGay zsh nstar, through ~ charge Of special
Mr.. q. j. ollort Of PIN adep pha Ice,
and MrJ " HtaIr oi eur New Work Once Our goods all
shiprcd the United statee ei stoau ship Tennessee
afaHe 18th september. frsghts should be
oace before 9Th inst. Sr All parcels received till two
eeci 18th inst No charge for custon house consult
tees No should exceed 2j ha must b. made
water proof Shippers will bear In mnd that eharg8e
are twenty Eve cent lees than those OF other
cxprsss.-BEkfOkD Co, 2Nesey street. Astor House.
6,EEcoRy's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
NJ ExTreee, steamer Brother jonathan, Thursday,
August th Dtsrsteh guaranteed, or freight returned
Our next Caxna Freight, Package and Parcel Exrrass
forwarded bv the above steamers for Cuagres and
san Juan Thursday August "a ~ rarely ha prans that
our express rcods not placed in Panama twent
hours in advance Of tce OF all other expresses shippers
NAV rely with certainty that their goods win forward
without any the itthnus Parcels resolved
until the mining othe day the leaves, and l9srs
until n, I'm Packsgee which must b put perfectly
water proof should be delivered at our Office before
Tuesday No house charges mado Passage tickets
furnisbed on tas above at tbs We 81 rates
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents. lf9 Pearl street.
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NrusIeAL THE CELEBRATED PaIMA DONNA.

MUSICAL THE CELEBRATED PRINA DONNA.
l Professor In Sit gng Siynora Eliza Nalentin intends
20 nmence As concerts Of her pupil and 20 give them
semi mebth The first will take place the h Of September
which she will present fsh5nabs ience seveca
phed prps She teaches at her residence No, 67j
~ gentlemen engaged at this the coming
Will please assemble the stage, Wednesday
ipr 9th ntt preparatory to the Commencement Mon
day, Sept. |. JOHN 4. OWENS, Manager.
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6yHANp EXCURSION To rue FISHING BaNKs
VIZ every day except ssturdaY Fare IS oeas each vs
rhe well fnOsn d. steamer DUFFALu, Csp' sm.ta, vii
leave yamu end at ~ a ~ Caral street. Grand
s,rset s: Catherine street. ~, Pier No. North liver
A NJ returning ~ T. r. Refreshmeats, tshinE tackle
srs Irovfc 2 u board.
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TICKETS FOR TIE BLOOMER CONCERT ON MON
day evening rext, at Cdinsse Hail. $50 Broadway on
VII oh occasion Nile Natba allie aad Mons
will appear for sale, at william Hall Sons Music 81 IRE
2g Brosdy
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NEW YORK ASPDlTHkATRE (GOwERT)-MR. Lz
Az vi North. prorretor will open the above cstab
.shmeBt Monday evening. August D. will ri
terestng eod pleasing consulting Of acts
still ysunF rrnnrg vauing norobatic feats ctrds
,ante Sc Dancing by horses Iamm@ny and Spanis. spot
Beauty. Boxes p cents children hlEprioe Pit l2 cs
Private Boyos 20 crnts Doors o'clock;
anoe commences ct S o'clock precisely.
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ExCURszCzs.


(NREhT RATLRSAD EXCURSION FROM NEW YORK
III 20 Wie Eour tains or ST. sbury in Vermont, via
New York Railroad in connection With the
ap,ements made by the several railroad comps
ss to take passengers this ron through 10 ST.
John, Wte Mountains and back to this city. at
Anlf fare frVm -
New York 20 81 Iohnsbury and bsek. k.............T.
Ditto 10 White Mountains and back. ..........,.SY
Express trains will leave the station OF he company, In
Canal street. near broadway, at NJ. and PM on Mon
day Tuoedpy September let and 81 Tickets fof return
good t Saturday September l3th 1881 Tickets for
che The ekot ohee OF the New
York New Haven Railroad company, Canal strcet,
where all Information In relation 20 The excursion will be
given. n H. oihLaohL, Agent.
IrxcUEsIoH TO sTRATToE PokT.-ON TUESDAY
IL The ~ Septemher tho favore s'eambltt niN
IOD. Captsin small, will mske another Of her doshual
excurtons StIattonport She will leave Ne~ York at
the Delaney o'clock precisely taking
pr Company of Artiiitry. under onmsnd Of Captain
uh other enooso 20 accompany them
soon landed The steamer vii % New
York second trip, Tor the accumulation OF
zach rs Vld net mke 10 conyenent 20 aye early
reven. this trip she will start cOm the fogs %
luT; spring street, Ot; NO J. v.
r. NJ Delaney street. H. lsi and fwsBt sixth street,
atI2 " end rlturn 20 the citv ~ l.. III The Nans-
furrh Iirht Artillery under TIE comnaDa OF Captain ED
Ta viii rourd by land 70 ssrfttonpot for tars's
Vractice that Va fairly snticipsta pleasant d
M Faumtf viii DC ca te ground VISA tte su9scnpt9h
booh hs agents will be IN atendauce 10 fu-nia very
irforua in resari q thcct FGre centa each yaY
JOHN A. fbaNhbR, oJ sroadwiy.
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N lBLO'S GARDEN.-MANAGER Mr.. JOHN SETON.
~ Ticket 20 cents; Private Boxes So Doors at
to commence at o'clock First in tragedy Of
the distngushd authoress and actress Mrs Mowat u
e and second week Of her engagement First nsh Of Miss
Fanny Wallack Thursday August Is will DO acted. first
time here shakspesre tragedy OF ROM go AND
JULIET-Romeo: Miss Fanny wallack Capulet. Mr.. Ey
tn;ei Mereutio Mr. Dyott Tybat Mr. Foster Paris, Mr.
Peter Mr. John Dunn Lady Capuet Mrs. Hamilton; Juliet
Mrs. Mowatt; Nurse, Mrs. Dgott. '
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ITALIAN OPERA. CASTLE GARDEN-AC CARp-sIG

I TALIHN UFEKA, CAsILE GAKDEN.-A CARD.-SIG
nora e. Niei has the pleasure to inform her friends
tie patrons Of the Opera that her Benefit
anee will take place ON Friday evnng August 20 which
occasion viii be performed the fsvoe grand opera Of
ChEZlA BOkeiA-Gernarof for The frst time Ia York
ss Bethhi other principal Characters by Sgnorl Bosio
Sgrora Z. Niett and Signor Nariri. the duo
from C isrs d Res' by signori Badali and Marn
Ase. seee tiors from Semramide by Signora Viett
who has at the same time the honor
eeason the first appearance in public Of the
Vocalsts the in battle In the patriot
Kos uth-sss,rs Gabriel Harezy. Joseph Mass, August
ko.usny Ludvich Kormendy Samuel Szabo Carl Kiss
seph Santa, arl Peter Tulop Ludvch Dauts Carl
ohsn Heabvshy who Will sing several Of their
Rran - r.
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WHiTSS&EL0DEON, 63 BOWERY, OPPOSITE THE
BoSery Theatre. open every night. Cheapest place Of
amusement IN the world Beautiful variety ETHIOPIAN
performances by Whites inimtate troupe Serenaders
eogether with every other description of light
entertainnents The whole comprising Of ths gen
tee and merry places Of in this country
clude5 before 10 O'Clock e. WIIfTE. Proprietor
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GAMPBELLS SMINsTRELs-wEsTA AND PEELS ErHI-
opan Opera Troupe-organized in Si6-w give \ series
OF their Musical Cenesfte In Baltimore Nd Washington
" z; Riohmond Va; Dad all the ncpal ctes 10 tho
south The programme consists of Singing Dancing Violin
Solos Black shakers. Wspg and Daajo Solos, Baresaue
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iNEILows MlNsrRGLs AT BELLOWS NEW MUs1.

IA cal Hall, Al Broadway, between Howard aud Grand
otreett open justly eee
corps OF talented experienced performers under
otJ B. felows whose Ia this
Che pas. have been received With the by
Che elite aud fashion from all parts OF the Union Feo
lugca Eli ~ Of the most spacious ventilated
nuidir IN the world Admission 2 cents Doors oren
every "Wednesday EEd Saturday for the especial aocommo
oation OF families, commencing at O'Clock +. M.
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ANUS Il VENTS.

RRoADwAY ThEATRE-E: A. MARSHALL. SOLE Les
~ Thomas Barry stage ar "a TO
at ~ o'clock. Dress Circle aud Parauette 80
ets Family and Third Circles rs cents; Gallery i3 cents:
irvae boyes 50 and &c. Thursday evening" Aug. b. will
be podpced y new grand ballet entitled LES
tEEs-La Fee Blahche Nile Caroline Rouaset; LIS Fee
tore lie tReresiDe Roueset; La Fee Zea, Mile
Rousset La Fee Eds Mile Clementne Rousset Lord Puff
MOTE Jean kousset 70 commence with ALL THAT GILT
TEks IL NOT GOLD-StepheH Plum. Mr.. Conway. After
tho ballet the eomedietta OF THE BENGAL TIGER
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6NHRsTYs OPERA HOUSE MECHANICs uALI. NO.

ri
" 472 Broadway, above Grand streetOpen every night
during the week up further notice Tse original well
nGmh Christa Minstre comprising efficient and
under the management OF r. Oh, sy whose In
CHS city for succession OF 1--WE have received
with fsver by highly respectable
Tickets 70 cents Doors open at and will commence at
o'clock The patrons of Crstys Minstres respectfully
Informed that tue Saturday afternoon concerts WIN be dis
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03
Are you Ensured,


NOW Is THE TIME ,
THE FARMERS AND MEG HANGS
L MUTUAL BENEFIT. ASSOCIATION,
OF Worcester, Mass, ohcr TO insure your
Health against sickness or accident ON as
reasonable terms as can be asked ior. One adj
vantage to the Insured by this Association is,
that they are not liable 10 the impositionS OF
Travelling Agents The business of The As
ISOLATION is all done by LocAL AGENrs. lie
assured this is none OF the Washington County
IIumLugs By calling on the undersigned who
Is AUTHORIZED AGENT for the Assoc
CITATION, further particulars will he given,
Also the Bylaws of the Association can be
examined by any who wish.
Call soon, before YOU are taken sick or have
a leg broken as il will then he too late.
VIM. S. LANE, AGENT.
Mddlebury, June 3, 1851 Oily.
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The subscribers would 70 folly invitcthe
attention of the Agriculi..ai allie 10 the a.
bove Plough, which has been in use in West
ern Vermont three } cars past, during winch
time il has obtained popularity beyoni '..f
of any other now in use. The Constructors
claim for its ighlness of draft asc of guiding.
and beauty of workmanship AT it could not
he cxcelcd has been rou"l. .rled, and We
feel confdei' 'he ...,i la.. H.v ploughn I'd
hat tobe iirl a.,d 20 Aeocae genera III
voritn with nc Tillcrs OF the soil. 1t has Ia.
ken the first premium in Addison County, and
wherever it has been seen, has been thought to
be superior article.
The shape ofthc Beau '.- -. - all choking
rAc hprtncss q ~ n brings the team
nearer the woll which is great advantage in
tho draft, Gu Hor and e'sns team
fho Flangu upon '-"' 'i..t' nj
from any thing ol 'hc
contributes to the eas, IT,
Various testimonials can he luc,d IN iuvur
of the above Ploughs from the ST Farmc'
the State The article needs hut TO be see :"
| convince an, ono Of its popularity.
JAMES DARKNESS CO,
Ntarksboro, Sept. % 1850. 23lt
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DAyISS PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING CHURN

he buttcr ~ pressed Into n thin sheet apainst
the sides and bottom Of the churn. Bv turning
the crank forward again, the butter is ga,h.red
together gain, and the operation ofworking may
be continued for q few minutes, till every parti-
Gle Of thg bultcrmilk may he separated from. the
butter. his is warranted : !
The buirr at this stage can be thoroughly
washed with cold water, 10y those who wish. In
warm weather it can be washed in ice water,
thereby Keeping it as cool aud as hard in win
ter. The washing is, Of course, dune by the
clmrn.
Fourth, Sailing the Buttcr. When the
butter Is gathered together above described,
scatter the requisite quanii, &C salt evenly over
il, and by breaking and gathering the butter as
above mentioned. few times, the salt will he
evenly and thoroughly worked in
Eilth, Removing the Butter. and Clean
ing the ehurn. u, moving u simple slide that
rests on the crank the dasher comes out entire,
leaving the greatest possible convenience for re-
moving the butter. Replacing the dasher,
quantity of water may be poured in, and acw
rotations ,mplete The washing Of the churn.
The subscriber has purchased tie exclusive
rights If the paiehtce for the counties Of Rutland,
Addison, Chiiiendcn, Franklin and Grand Isle.
lie has commenced the manufacture and sale OF
this churn.
Any infringement Of the patent will be p,osecu-
ted.
Al order. addressed c. w. Baldwin, siiddle
bury VT. will be prompt, attended to.
e. W. BALDWIN.
Midcbury Jny 2slh, 1851. lluf,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03

O Il q 4 5 I r G UICE!
Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth
STOMACH OF TIE OK, atordireclons u
BARON LlEBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist, byJ. S. IIOUGHTON, Nj. d. Phila.
delphia Pa.
This IS truly wonderful remedy for IN
DIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE,
LIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION,
and DEBILITY, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own Agent, the Gastric
Juice.
~ llalfa teaspoonful of PrpsIN, infused
~ wafer, will digest OF dissolve Five Pounds
oil Roast Beef in about two hours, out of the
stomach.
PEPSlN is the chief element. or Gmnl hi.
gesting Principle oiihe Gastric Juice-thc Sol.
vent oil the Food, the Purifying, Preserving,an
Stimulating Agent Of the Stomach and lntcs.
tines. II is extracted from the Digestive SlOm-
ach of the Ok, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL
DIGESTIVE FLUID, precisely like the nat
.ura Gastric Juice in It's Chemical powers. and
furnishes a COMPLETE and PERFECT
SU DESTITUTE lo' it, BY the aid Of thi, pre.
paraton, The pains and evils OF lNDIGf,S.
TlON and DYSPt STA are removed. lust
as they would be by healthy Stomach. It is
doing wonders for DVspepiicS. curing eases of
DEBILITY EMACiNTION. NERVOUS
DECLINE, add DYSPEPTfC CONSUME
I''H SrTpos,dtO he on the ser col die crave
The ~,iei ghc Evidence anon which it is based
is in the highest degree CURIOUS and RE.
MARKABiE.
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PURELY MUTUAL
He
National Life Insurance Co
Once tate-Street, Mo- tpel;er, vt.
GUARANTEE CApITAu---Sl00, 900
"I.IIc ImslIT IiTf0 n We 7N-
good invest t.-,.

W \ la
DR.. JULIUS Y. DEWEY : resident
IRECTORS-Julius y Dewey, Daniel
Baldwin, PAIL Dillingham;. mo- z. Rcdicld
Julius Converse, Edmund :. eston, Homer w
TIcaton, Joseph B Danforth. n Albert L. Cnt-
lin, John h Page, George W. Collamer, Orin
Smith, Charles Dewey
BOARD OF FfNh Homer W
Hcaton, Albert L, Catiin, John A. Page.
MEDICAL EAAMINER.-Orin Smith,
NJ. ID,
CONSULTING ruYsIC'AN-F Frederick
W. Adams il d
sECRGIABY,-f,u 7. Thuls.or.
LIFE INSURANCE.
at is an 'n,titu'ion cont-ia n.ns unm'xed
good to ma kind"
We invite the attention Of Inc pr,..c :. ...e
principles OF the National Lif' Insurance Co.D
pahy.
The Charter is liberal an' particularly a
io-t,d to Il eants of all wiz NAV dcsi.o ..'
"uAracc sue ar institution. iishc-.d be en-.
braced-
lst, BY Ilu bands an FEATHERS, to make pro-
vision after their death, for their widows aad
oni!dren.
81, BY the young % provide for themselves
to infirm age
Sd, BY creditors to insure the loss which H.
dcathof the debtor might occasion
4lh, BY the borrower to enable his repre-
sen,dtiyes, in case of his GoatA, 10 repay the
loan.
9Th, Those who save alittlc from thcirdaily
labor, or yearly iacomc, should invest it in this
Savings Bank, that it maybe beyond the reach
of accident, and that the widow and child may
receive thcir own with usury." 4ltly
j S. BUSHNELL, Agent for Addison Co
c. C. Z. CLARK,M. D., Medical Examiner
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Principal Office, Scollay's' Build.
ing, fremont Row, Boston.
For sale by s. MOODY, Middlebury.
T. Is. Worth, Starksboro; Il. C.. Smith
Bonkton; Abel s Wilcox, Orwell; b + Has
kell, West Cornwall; S. l. Spraguc, Weybridg'
Lower Fails; o. Walker, Vergennes; w, II
Turner, New Haven Depot; A. p. Roscoe
Now Haven Daniels & Moore, Bristol l.. =
IIoleomb, Monkton Ridge; f. W. Baldwin
Ilincsbargh; Warren Hayden, Granville; Is
Darling, Hancock, and by agents in almost ev
cry town and village in New England and BY
dealers in Medicine generally in other States
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03

SNit.N if ~ ENIDENCEl
BARON LlEBlG, in his celebrated work on
Animal Chemistry. says: AN Artificial hi.
yesivc Fluid, analogous to the Gastric Juice
may be readily prepared from the mucous
membrane OF the stomach Of the Cali. in which
various articles OF food, as meat and cgss, viii
be sohencd, changed, aud digestcd, Just in the
same manner as they would lie in the human
stomach"
Dr. PERElRA, il. his famous treatise or
80 Food and Diet" Published 10y Fowlers &
Wells, New York, page 80, states the SAINT
great fact and describes the method of prepar
alton There arc few higher authorities than
DR.. lgHfra.
d. CDMBF. in hi valuable writings or
he Physiology Of .-lgcStion," observes thai
diminmon olel Quantity of the Gas
trio Juice is prominent and .all-preyailinl
caus, If Dy pcpsia;' AID he states that az
Distinguished professor Of medicine in Londur
who was severely afflicted with this complaint
finding c"efyihing else to fail, had recourse Il
rle C-a,,iic Juice, ob.Ined from the stomrch.
q ,iv'G5 animals, which proved complete !,
succ, siul"
Dr. GRAHAM, author of ,he famous work.
on "Ycge,abie Diet" says: IL is a remark
! able fact in physiology, that Inc sionachs d
animals, macerated ia waler impa5.t to the hui.
/ lhe property of di,s1lving various articles Of
| food ana Of etiecting kind Of artificial diees
/ lIun o. them il nOWise different from the nat
ural digestive process"
Professor DUNGLlSON, Of tie Jefferson
College, Philadelphia in his great work Oh
| Human Physiology, devotcs more than liul
pages 10 an examination Of thi, subject. Iii.
experiments with Dr. Beaumont on the Gas.
| trio Juice, obtained from living human Stom
achs and from animals, ale well known. /.
all eases" he says, ",ig"stion occurred as per
| fccly in the artificial as in the natural diges
ton"
DrJOHN W. DRAPER, Professor OF Chem
srv in the Medical College of the UnivefSi
| IS OF New York, il his Text Book OF Chem
is,ry, page 3SO.Say> Ii has been question
whethc: artificial ii- ion could lie pieIorm
ed-l@tilis now uni -isaly admitted thai j
may be"
DR.. CARPENTERS sta. lird work OF
! Physolo y, which is in the library of eve.l
Physician, and is used as a Text Book in al
the Colleges, is full Of evidence similarlo III,
above, respecting the remarkable Digesliv,
power Of Pr ~, and he fac HAT it may b,
readily separated ,.c "a he sion .ach of the cal
or OK, and used for experiments in Artificial
Digestion, oras a remedy for disease of tin
stomach and deficient secretion OF Gasir
Juice.
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,
Dr. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN has producer
the most marvellous effects, in curing case
oi Debility, Emaciliion, Nervous Decline, an,
spcpiic Consumption. 1t is impossible l.
he detail, Of cases in the limits of thi
advertisement; but authenticated certificate
have been given of more lhan TWO HUN
DRIED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Phila
| dephia, New York, and alone. These wer
nearly all desperate cases, ana The cues wer
/ not ouly rspid and rp dcliul. 0nt permanent
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03
Bounty Land for Soldiers.

oF tlc Vi az ofisi2-oftho Florida and other lndiaa
~ Mars -iucn i79O aud for the commissioned officers
nf the Nae with MrNicl, who sHrNcd for one maulh
aud upwards, mad have 4'.e ed no lud-(n"d II dead
ot thrir ~ i,u riino co drcn.) chiniuod under the
CIV law b.. nor RIO WOOnMAN. 20 Railroad EN
hatlr, Il ton who hls m agency At Washington
ga " charges uuirss successful lie has Agencies
o. i. Mr,fri srics fur the selection Of lands aud 10
alton uf aranis by personal Inspection and pays the
ri-l. % ea.h rfiee for lands hus located.
hOoi II. so. % iy.
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JUST CALL

7 THE NEW GRIST MILL, in Sails.
IA bury Village, If YOU want your GRAIN
ground in the BEST MANNER, and in the
Shortest time, as the Mill is now completed,
and one Of the best Millors to do your work. !
feel confident in saying You can be well suited.
JAMES Fits, JR.
Salisbury, Oct. 18Th, 1851 26'iw
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PAINT! PAINT! PAINT A.!

lO0W Is. BuShwelr> Fire Proof
5000 Pure Dry Lead,
1000 " in Oil,
800 Virdigiis dry and ground,
100 " in oil
100 Bt. Amber.
500 " Paris Green. ass shadcr,
200 :" Chrome Green, do, Yellow.
500 " Venetian Res,
900 A" Spanish Bu,,n,
1000 " French yellow,
300 Calls Raw Linsced oil,
300 e Boiled
200 " Coach and Fumhmc Vanish,
200 " Spts. Turpeuune,
Logwood, FuS,ic, Cammwood.
fleetwood, CopperaS, Blue Niriol,
and n general assortment &C Dh + STUFFS
for sale 10y w. I. Russell.
AEldlehurY, July |, 1881.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03

ne lc>I 40 NttbUTf~i cCTlitif4 'tN' me IN
the world iorIhe cnIe Of Dyspei IT,, in an its
forms such as headache heartburn, hauilual
co>iitcnc>e. acidilv Of ihe stomach. IS of
appetite, a,tama, piles incipient Consumption,
dchillY arising from plouacied frvcf>, fever
and ague. exposure t. heaf or cold, uli agc.--
and diseases arising iiurl Imperfect digestion,
ur dersr grd cNuoiii.n OF tie stomach. II is
also aucNcelIcut icuedV. anN not SURPASSED
By an medicine IN u-r. tor fem l., >uiicriug
from uterine on merry Ter. nsemeni
Among theHnmer1u> o. p,-uy e>pectahic
certificates. Irl.t ip thc .lloviug:
Prod \. \. llANE-, u. y. sta Assayer,
FIFTH NRN II )slGR Esq. En,ton
JAS. c. DUNN, Esq, CRY Treasurer, Bos-
ton.
Hon, MYRoN LAWRENCE, Ex.Prest
Mass. Srnatc.
Hon.L.H ARNOLD. formerly Coy. r. l..
low member OF Congress.
Hon. WM. WOODPHipGElounerly Gov.
OF Michigan, now L.. snNArOK.
Hon J. 7. MOREIl.AD, formerly Gov. oil
Kcnlnckt, now {. S. SeL.iul
Rhode Island.
Hon. SAMUEL S. PiiELIS, L. s. Seua-
tor from Vermont.
Hon. WIN. UPHAM. "
lion. SOLOMON FOOT, Memher OF Con
gre>> from Vermont.
Hon. NJ ID. FOSTF Member Con
sreSs from Penn>ylyani
Hon. NJ. l., MARTIN Delegate in Con
gress from Wisconsin Territory.
Gen a. c. DODGE, Delegate il Congress
from Iowa,
X P STOWE, Esq, Clerk ia The TIoues OF
Representatives,,
G. c. TROWBRl0GH, Esq, Detroit
GEN. W.JONES. E.o., Surveyor l.eacral
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Mineral w alter,
npnN lrIIE EIGIN SPRINGS I

Having for several years observed the bene'
fetal effects of this water in cases of GEN,
ERAL DEBILITY, Scrofula, Cutaneous and
Bilious diseases | have determined TO keep II
for sale, IN pint and quart bottles, flesh rom
the Springs 1t is double the strength OF tue
Saratoga Water, and costs less r,c,>-
~ Give the Mineral Water OF the Ei-%lN
SPRINGS a trial, and yon VIII agree WIN me
as TO its virtues. l. ho0oL-'
JulY l5lh, 1851.
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Boots and Shoes.

A great assortment Of BOOTS & SHOES,
coarse and ene, just received and for sale by
IL. LAAGWORTHY & co,
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