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.lal;uiacturiNg.

Th1 subscfilet hatin. rented TT term
of yeats, the Wooden Factory at Henry
Gray located m N'ddlc!own, Vt. he"h 10y
gIyrs uoticr To- the plbIic that hr - prepared
10 do custom work ~ the hr>t manntt 80
THAT Ia" will wapufactutr Si,cp Gray
Cloth for one shilling per yard, a3i colofcd
f,!il,d cloth and Flannel, IA low IA pfopoi-
i.,n, liz, ecs, Of doing the work. aud pi, ?
- h.,n,cif 10 Gnj,h his work io the s7tslac-
'iup of hi. rr..rncr. lie w..l also exchange
- III !o- wool. allowing one yard OF go'i
.h.,l'> gray cloth io' 81 pounds "f wool.
-, DANIEL CULVER
M'Illrtown, March /, l-Jl - 70
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

I'M and AFTER Monday, Dec. l6, $50,
~ Stag, will leave Clstlcion every day
Sunday excepted, on the arrival Of the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say az
- z. " and arrive at Salem n. T. at .
L. Nj. same evening.
RFrCENlNG.
leave Salon al : \. NJ. aud arrive at Cas-
Teton a. O'clock L. u. t. connect with The
above Trims, that reach Burlington and Bel
.ows Fnlls same evening. This line passes
through East Poatney, Yves; Poultncy, Mid
die Gc4uvIl'e Granville Corners, Hebron 10
Salem. bNRDW ELL, FIELD & co.
December IL: l-J). 81
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FRANKLIN HOTEL.

'viiE .ul .cfiLcrs having purchased tins o'd
L AMI well Sn"wu e.tab i,h'nrHt. aud having
thorongl $ rcttirel ani furnished the same,
tpW rctlN wait up"u such Of their .rfcrd ,
ard the public - may choo.c t. become their
guest. in thor yi..ts t. Eut,tHd, either on bu:!-
nc. or pl"H.rit.
Parties viii at all times be waited ~ on at
,h,rt uct,cc
Stage. run Iai'y from this House to and from
C,Jr.ld"u ~iri.. and tie 1uc.t, Of the House
vj}l At all times frd carriages ia readiness
[, cIrtrvti"rn to AMI from tho depot, On the
arrival IF clch train Of ears
IIor.e- AL carriages at all times il rcadi-
mes. Ter the use u ii ~ en-, TONERS.
rR\Tf 6: FOSTER,
Itnt'anl July :, 1850 2j,tf
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This-yrup contains ia 5pj,i calot,i or any min.
etai whaiN,t hut is o~nphsei cntltc'y IT thn.r
Ruot-. iisths aui yrcetari. subs Which have I,
specific Influence upon the Iunss, aud their connect
Ell organs. It's il0tf,G6 t',U ~ 10 a!,v all iru1.
ton and ceuil zen. te he pti'gm aud otter mora!
Sccie'ints from IN. Throat 81 Ar Pjss'cra, thus re-
hcyine the tuush ~ sHh!Hirg Mt a. HJpi0'iga an
other Gauges wich gave riso to II. 1t ii. stimulates
AMI tmpatt- a healthy tous tuihc iuuss thru-ci, ives
Their, ~ ennt'ding lem more Thoroughly 10 irn,uyc
from tie bn1d those impurities aud diseased mart
CIcs. Winch. Irrlaintd, Jn 81 much nIschlcf IN the
system and ,at thr ioHnditi"n for inrufab'e cos.
STUMP TiDN " asa cNcrts a ecicel ion upuu
The skim tui assists nature eNiciiiur, through tl,
bShairuts. much If that m'fAId matte. which would
oitrrN 80 bee thrown back upon the tuurs thu,
feirs in ti,m at pm o thriT work, Ilt rrutetins
the s,,tc'n pure and hct Try. Whcl tuhercl,, arc
i,trirs II eve, k. thrir d.ycloprirant aal further
progress II ucetttf"u has taken place II Assist.
the iuuaS ~ thrrNlug oil the corrupted matter.
StHhts tir tt,lAluu, tcd's The nj Grated cdVrlts
ana trstuus t0tm H-i.H IL hC1'jhy actlWn Ihil
Mediocre. Their, firc jS not palliative merely wlc
oul, t,itevcs Tor the tn'c hctns t't az thorcueh
rui u!r. a strikes AT the root II the d-ea,r aud
p, removing IT, removes a. once all lis teutuir al 4
aiIrnlAHt cnnso lHcuces Ths is is di,t,h9ui shine
chnA i"t-tlr--a pr pett' possessed ia equal po~r,
by %" other medicine ~ ihc nature, now before the
publc.
CIRCULARS &C
Asro ordinary si1,l Advertisement can fllly rv.
pAiuths nature a. merits oi tltis arilclc thr Z a.
ptriois hIrr published urY Circular, rS il . thr
history 1t this u,r'i'iFr tie l.-ctiIti,I nature.
&t.u a., pt'ucipd ia hnutstNcy lbs Ell ~
have rr.n the itoq> aud liver, hud c'rious refer
curr To- fte p"r.CHS frH1 mare b,R CUtti kD i-giV.
1e their uinir' i cg-i iru'cs. even to III. stte,t
an uu'Hr"r rir.e "ha are ir9"h'ed ,rit Il co"rA,
ar VhuS' Lungs ace Ia tte l",s airCcl cdrnesi
~ de- i'cd toctll upNt the t2eB' nlnr! below, aud
procure one Of hrsrrIrph'es The HINTS 10 Health
an 'Ahnnt taking rrii NAV be worth Ia yours s. +
aud faulty BUNDLES 81 DOLLARS ia tie shape
Of Doctor. Brl's .ayej hcsi,es being the means of
ptoo"eirg mdLy a valuable life.
WARRANTY.
Such Ia our cor f,leure IA it, virtues, that We are
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New Line Of Mai! Stages

n and after Noyrtnbrf ! -5A,the suhscsi-
J her vii run linz o'strrrs from Rutland
- E'thei, Uood,tock, " !.,te River, and
Windsor, IS follows:
icare Rat'aed every dag on the arrival at
the cars from Burlington and Troy, and the
stage FROM Bennington, - % click +, NJ,
fot each nf the abny" name d places, and ar
rive AZ Woodst1ck the sane evening.
Returning leave Woodstock every day
tSnndlys eNcrpiedJ a. > o clock s NJ. and
arrive al Rullaai in time fnr the passengers
TO take the ears for Whitehall, Troy and Bar.
i,ustoa aud Boston, AID the stage ior Zen
Higtou.
Leave Bethel On the arrival or the car.
from Boston and arrive iuRutland the follow.
ing morning N time for passengers TO take
tss' GTsi tram ofcars FOR Whitehall and Troy
u BRYANT, Proprietor.
Rutland, Nov. LIST, lisa. -
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RECOMMENDATIONS

iCeuifoate n nr. Perry. Pnrtsmputh, '. ll)
F.HTtaNrrn, r"pi ~rb;~r ~, i-ty
Ir. J. y. Moore Agent TOR White S Hair R@siur'
Ve''-prar >r Lem il my duty u siale some
hfts respecting The lnss'inatlr Va.ua al Whites
Hair Restnrati'e. Several years az. eher seTe,s
II Of - sress my g. lo- Z II her hair ths 80.
app"4fes disessrdr asd tht hst. o1t Hafsh ana
Uu-sfru, Aao.i yea aga. b. suoihcs O. - suck
Isss sGs G-i al 81 her hair4 sscpGi Nnls, and hr
long zine ihtTe "as apUareuily 10 action IN the
scalp. aver 'ar'ous app caiiphs was Induced 10
10y the above msHlpnHi Restore; Ise. and 90" after
he use ON frs Bottles set ksf- has grown OSl a.,
t'es, asia.'r'ss, ard a. briH'i'ul color - ever
Furthermore, TT a long tine hsve teen siHict
VIVA nsor1iR'c aud o'ter rsias IN ny head, ao1 |
have fruhi ~ the -, s2terori renefy stv' ss~'
ir'eG csr thefcf'fe cheetiuly recommend ~ ~ All
sho are AFFECTED as .'1ve The hest sricls hafs
sVeG seq. Most repeatedly VOWS.
A. PERRY. n y.
HiSrfit,uftl y 2, WHITE Lose'l, go,-. . J
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Valuable Hooks.

FOR PAR MERS g. GARDEN ERS
Cui,hc,t's American Gardener,
t,..e's : Mcseaa frut B,ok.
Hglst's Family Kitchen Gareener,
Cottage Gsrdcner Of America,
Eaotrch ,SortheTn ffNit Cuitur,st,
i.,cns American Agriculture,
Bcwnings floaeg Garden, Ac e.
fof sale by IL SPENCER.
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Ihompson's Arithmeticg.

The subscriber has received IRON we P'y'
fishers commission for the sale Of tbs son
in the County Of Rutland The ser'A fo''
sists Of the Primary, Practical md li2L"
Arithmetic, "a deservedIy popular aud 80
btra rocotnn, nded by he supcrlniend'"'.
Of Rutland County, according 10 the Revised
Statute. The whole or any part Of The ~
RES viii be sold at Wallnglofd. 10 b'os''".
fTs, merchants, hsehefs and other, al no
New fofA whole sale and retail prices
u r.. MARTlSDALt
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THIS tlseaot
preparation ~
fast taking the
place II at ota
-r irtI:ie4 "a
use, te,'ct.
Ing spl i,-ss.
inrihe Hair
II prevents The
HlYi G"l az.
ipg on prp.nst
e. lts gtpSth
flllNf"F 4Al
fu'I au,i'esi,rss
The natural ani
luturisnt row.
n Of the Hair
in al cares e
baldness. Itil.
81 renn"Fesp1i1
and beat in the
heal. ard Ia a
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Olc OF the Greatest Dis-
c0yCrics Oa'iilC Age.

HHiTE'S HliR RESTORATIVE
Purely VEGETABLE COMTOUNp.
Ter PrHoriny, Fa0tVyag, CLEANSING, Sc0-
eainy, and Dressing TIE nam.
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~ 20 te wltEOuI ih!s snv.rs!gn remedy ~ule Il ~
Sll bee su5prtrG That you are much tehifd The e
ItGot 10 have gfe1 II Drfpfr IL Ia no new IA ns -
1t' b-"u belsrs tbs pALiic iOs yeGTs. sils iitcs
tn1 Fac SHOWS iLs os'iinsiIr1 IN sL.ih Il is hrr.
JAMES HhIisltt, lil Putin II New Yoik.
ard al the Druggists IN tie tD't'i Saifs
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The immeose sUd .ncrco ing 1,raad Gr nr. g. r
IH"haend' sara P4fi his node It H'CUstary very
much toe enlarge tie tpcTat' CTS uUdLufrrfurr. Ne.
d'r suh''1u'r- are used ~ ifcrctj'r antilles,
1uI aselch inefedrIi r,I,ir.s 10 be- cattfpi!y and
accurately tested lie ptorr'crts have found Il re.
cesar! 60 place The LorpuuHdinF rcpanmcht in
Ch'r.e II a ceWpeIsd ard aprn'ibic Chemist ne
whesr scientific rrGYttt.u Htll he mn guafout.r Of
public rnnl'"a DR. JAMES X. LHIL r. y has as
H.lMeI Ms hull.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber ohirI for sale his house
and lot, situated IN tive south part al the
vi li1Ce Of Rutland, and conveniently ioc1t-
ed ii,r slnsO-t any man of business. The
house " hlllt Of hr'rk - eatu.nodopS and in
gorl fcpair, and y II be- sid low. FOR iu.th-
e. Information inqu,rr o: The sabscr'hec.
JOHN GUILTY.
RIlland, Feb ~, 1852
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srireipsl ONCE, IA FrLr0H sT. I of gag.
For sale by II l.. Spencer, hui!an! 70
|. Case, Brandon. " +. Russell, NIdo''.
bury. & &. Nichols, Cas'leion. 4, J. k'''
cor New lIaysn, Daniels d Moor, Er''o!
W. =. Spragur, a. &. Spcor, Buoljn4i, d" -
ltedaeld & Granns, MgntpciIcr u Naf2.
ner, Windsor. ~
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El"atl YOUNG. Cabinet ngscr .2Caryrrn int u
scar 4 ""' ttioirJ ly p'aia h,t,ne ,n NY l,,,
It eau. 4 la swell and I,t,uc ini an,J and cans.
cd tie N II await ccls und sog,. that tied tho
,kid and 'rcdln,,tu # tie lti lystjdt SET Qutl &C.
to" place ct niy ftst the 81 tr.l llur fr lruai,
one 81 the must ~ utr 'urlt,HH In QI1tutif-la
at nr 'l'rIe MI NI!e l,ir,tlt l,c,Nttt ct.s
came iu busiru. NJ lule Mtir ttW tttGh :.
~ l'Ipi'd 10 lr lE,'i1--l C tiltd hs 4kNIltt
Wjlhuu, any success. dld wat thea Undue eel tn cai
rpu Pc NdrfcH. nhn ave ne s,uc r,luf, hit aft,f
some tMc ctcw quite disisatict,d. NY tn Ls wctc
almost a Hts' nt scrCt iujn ny kucrs WA To- ny
ankles. scarcely allowing ne t. sttr oti,s ,ay or
u2ht mad read great deal about Hu.s SalNr,
bat having used 81 macy Advertised tiscts aud save
anl trl,d 80 many thin O.. liai ~ uile ininst IL,
the EI.sii Save liihnt "a fcc ,t"IIy advised ~ my
iGr'ds to Try Il, nis toI .krpiict 20 d. II. st
length man brought ne box Of Russia Sil,o viii, /,
| applied to my hubs 80 The diItCiitug Iulltd.
really BEGAN 10 feel S"nFlinn peculiarly p'rASni
ibhut MY fasiur sores. went down to Rthdirr X
Co.'s state street. aud bought ,sn ruVc, have
used in all 'eariy ioJr boxes a. tbs ytrti ssyr u
limbs are nov, with The exception Of tie seats o..
perfect a ever they wcrn. The UlCcts have hc,icd
IN. the snrss have all Disappeared and tcsiintr net
to say that hy thu tine have used the htjth b, : t
the Rnssit StlEc shall hc Cr-rl | cuneid, =
Of thl sevcrcst c.'S the save crui puss y
encounter.
would add tina, having the si've IN my house
AMI 4 member 81 my family UIilrtirc very uuch
from Plies. | recommended the u.a If Ia, Rus. IA
Salvc and which cuttd tIem With goat ea,c, AID Ii
very hrri pace at time.
Yours. very resreciiully.
EDWARD YOU'VE. s. Carver st E,,,cn,
ORDERS should be addressed
REDDING : co.
iJ-iy No. , state street Boston,
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Pianos for Sale
AT CAsTLEToN SEMINARY.

TIE st BSCRlbi.R would hereby m.
f.un the pubic .hat he has on hand aud is
constantly receiving Pianos Of all prices,
i.,n tn, celebrated Mlruilctory Of HABIT,
DAVIS \ Co, of Boston. winch he VIII sell
E., c,.h or approved credit oh the most rca-
nthlc icrus Having made arrangements
N.pi sad Company. he wil sell i'Jin cheap
,,fnan they can bc obtained IN the city
3 l,os" Wishing ~ pntchas" brilliant toned
i.-'tumeut, Warranted for one year, VIII
please call before pure hasng elsewhere
T.. ]. lIAi.LOtk.
C,s;lrtnn. Ayril :. l-jl.
Vhis c.r,iii.s that T.. J. llalIock, of Cas-
teton VI. ~ our authorized agent for the
.a'. of Piano for,cs. All instruments from
or mandatory. can be bought al ms low II
,r,c" an warranted, as It purchased at our
vaR-fooIns.
IIALLET. DAVIS * co.
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH &. GRAHAM

aEhNE Just received from New York Steel
u Springs. Bsass Carpcd Patent and com
mon Ave; Rrass Pl1ds; Plated Dash Scrolls
nash Frames. Patent Leather. Rubhcs Cloth
Oil cIrIct. Msts, Moss aai cared Hair Boss
io,H,- sal Hinges !Cr Taps, ~ Ncis. iia.'cI
Gha,hs &c &. The ,bDve goods y M te snhI
ehra; ef thsn ,ln be h0tsl. csewhc5r in Yer.
racn, GDOuHlGii & GRAHAM.
WcH ru,land jay -. 1859. %
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LIQUID SOLrEN.

ibR welding Cana, Glass Marble, roJce
i iAiE and LaEther9gsre. Warranted ~
soluble. and to Hii!is,AGd hest--the Lcs, aria
slr ever invented, for sale by
d SPENCEh.
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y : RAN CT. CO i ! y !
rlsa.i5,aia Hartford Conn. >cit is.'
Invested capital, 100000
Gca-rh Agent Tor Vermont,
,.G.HINGiitN, Wii,i-ion

r, ,l.,, ,,--.....-,- - n. ..Il If,re a.N
o. s,,t..
..., We ..,..tn-
'en'i '1., '' us ae'';N' 'N.' wv Wv
''uit House square h"I"ht''' y"
y WtRp. W u. Medical Examiner.
M i''''"' may "c made Al az INV a, 80,
''.' 10 'hc '"'i"N'rc ha"'" 49, -
O AiriIyh' Ntmi.tr,, VT" VIII r"'s" i"" w.
Gus ~ i a.! h. ,thA'loA 'h"' my ~ '''''' :"
regard I" '"r TO.
EiTLASD COUNTY
ir~-4X V.rL,.il ,'corty,rcut Rnt'and,
-, lo,e pr,,J,,,,, ltirhcerk. ritt.iord.
t...,cr srns,r C,.t,ioe; Capcn Leonard.
Cbit,,,lcu; Sill. " Hodge. { iaftrdon;.i Bliss
p,,,,,c,, f. = Nt.hri.,I ,y.llipc.ford; FAY.
rt,. r,,;,r p,,..t
N,rtr,Fv,Nt.t,s cvrusportcr Rutland:
I =. n lirnrs. p,tt.s.r1. kculrick. PoultucN
,SIispeI;an ravlr,. n .SBowcn. Clarendon
/ + u iyon5,y,r' i.,t,i.,o,..i,.iah " Hale Bran.
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'1siliS - te certify that have the day
gives uly son, ID. bowman Richardson,
b,a ;llnr crtiEy the Eraia iBaef Of ln, lajauT-
ity, sHJ "a. C'siua nnge OF lis csEH,Gg and
pay no JsL:s 81 his eo;.iFact,hs ~ THIS date
IONA. 4. RICHARDSON
sht it-Srh", Msreh !, lisa. -
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ORIGINATED BIrTERs.

C,REEN'S Oxyrenafed Bitter, for Dysrep,
VI ria &c. hi, medicine 'rctls al otL,I, IN
II. efficacy, sII Ierds - LorIbss;ic paragraph
At the tail sni Of nts'laVer 10 herald Gual!,
,ifs ghicA never belonged TO i
CHAs. Err.
HH'an1. jar. Is 1891
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sovereign remedy iCr Az tisa&ss al tue scalp Il
give. lie Ha,r briiart slns's lusiJs, sik,n tex.
isre ans a hc4Ghy vigorous psar@nce No Lsiy'
tet cau tie compete Elinout MS iLclffers lu.-
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lNESTlMARL.E VALUE.
Ia Al c..r. of GF.NEnN. DEBILITY, 81. &e
cige A'T3 LIKE \ iHtRI,
= II O U s a N d H

Hare e''ei is efficacy end ,houfanl' 'noa are ''F
Under t!oumrnt; oDi not one solitary case # mii'
has yet lccn Ieioi.c'. volume, cou'i is h.ei
Hi,h reruGcsics oi tloss who As,e leoa Ic.~'
ienIlY ru,rl
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Piano Tortes and Accounting
REED ORGANS.

The ,ulsctib,t would ,ni.tn the public
TIA, he ~ ~ the sale &c Piano fnt'cs msnn-
fas,.rcd ~ George ii,vs, who his been q
H.. l.....aal ,cachcs Of thr in-tfGmcnt. HIS
! ana. are made :. IA al rnt'tc lr"u ti1nNc
.,l ihe Patent American aciinn apJ''d
Thr l,rc. trnoh, d1rab,iity sud ci' g1rcc
s. H- i,rss i,snYs stands hGhb ,cc"u-
,uruilri bY the r1-.r crlcbfa,rI li-nis'' IA
o. D. stun api thu vicinity Also "ur second
t,nA Piano tor GALE. Tuning and Repairing
/ .ao, d,rr 20 an scc"ptah'r manner.
Wou'i aisp .ay that have on hand Of
..i ON mannftctGre Accen'.rg Rrri Or
.4.s fnr rarler- aud Churches, which for
.,,t nufi,y sad depth 81 tnnp, bal 1t III"
g.ft.. Speaking qu.rk tor rapid mu"'c, aud
tNr economy uf construction stands unrlvhI-
ii lhcs.. Instruments may be- played lik"
'ho >,r,phiur, ~ Be- instantly converted tn'o
a iuIl acceutluc instrument Ladies nnd
y,u..,m.u dc~ifous e procuring any al 10"
above sind OF Instruments and Nnic''urs a,'
r.-.,ctsni,y rcunct'od TO call and see aud
htar for Themselves
JAMES RICH hRDSON.
Wee. pnulincy, March Is l-5l. 93m.
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HE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery q The Age,

ID YOU e.er use Nc.
kli-'tTs An Healing
Dintnenil cffiail,y
you have fof there are
few II any, who have
not aYaIiei hrmse.yes
! T is curative qualities.
, DUTY n,eds tti,i -
onYlncs TIE persons NJ.
Ugi IL that II IS really
'ani truly the beet ani,
Gle eXtaEt. EGqs re oi
tl.s tens Ct Thousands
who have been la The
Constant use Of II, and
lFyUiiiasg.s@ you nty
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Gail on the agent, and get a PiHrHEf,
~ Prie. 90 Cents per Large Bottle.

'oitainng tho Certificates II reMarkat.s gf'' a"'
the hig of,ina.inn IN which H., Ne'.cifs " f''!
BY ne FLhl.c rIess- can be had oi tho 'g'H" 80
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WINDOW CGETEINs
LIBERATION.

1 LARGE ADD beautiful assortment, Just
l received ii SPENCERS.
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WANTED

goo fcet rf inch Seasoned Eastwood
H'a'ds. ''-' ~ NJ : Inch 10 in ex
chang for wofG, H. I. DORRlNCE.
tP'i . ~ 3
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HOPE.

Art Union Depository.
LONDON ART UNION.
MEXICAN ART UNION Nr
puILADELPHIAA ART UNION,
PESNSVLVANIA ART UNION.
WESTERN ART UNION, "i"ri'Hdt'
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" Here to thy bosom, Mother Earth,
Take back In peace what thou hast given
And all that is of heavenly birth.
God, in peace recall TO Iieaven,''
From Mayhew's Great Exhibition of 1851.
The Worlds Fair.

The Great exhibition was about TO attract the
great sight of all the word-the sight. seers.
who make nine tenths of the human family The
African had mounted his ostrich; the Crjsp of the
desert had announced an excursion caravan from
Zoolu to Fee the Yakutskian Shillibser had al.
ready started the first deer omnibus to Novoeorod
Penny cargoes were steaming down Old Nile in
Egyptian daylights and moonlights :" while
the Indus, Scindian bridesmaids and "bachei.
ors came racing up the Red Sea, with Burmese
Watermen, Nos. 9 and l2," calling at the piers
OF Muscat and Alden, to pick up passengers for the
lsthmus-at two pence head.
The Equmaux had just purchased his new
registered paleiot " of seal skin from the great
"sweater " of the arctic regions. The Hottentot
Venus had already added to the graceful ebullilions
of nature, the charms of Patislan crinoIine The
Yemassee was busy blueng his cheeks with the
rouge of the backwoods The Truefit of New
Zealand had dressed the full buzz wig, and cut
and curled the horn of the chief of the Papuas
The Botocudo had ordered new pair of wooden
earrings. The Marlpoosan had japanned his
teeth with the best Brunswick Black Odonto.
The Cingalese was hard at work with Kalydor
of cocoa nut oil, polishing himself up like boot
and The King of Dahomey-an ebony Adam-in
nankeen gailers and epaulets, was vending his
way towards London to tender his congratulations
to the Prince COnsort
NOT was the commoton confined alone to the
extremes OF the word-the metropolis OF Great
sualn was also IN prodigious excitement Alexis
was preparing to open restaurant of all ma
tons, where the universe might dine. from six.
pence TO hundred guineas, off cartes ranging from
picked whelks to nghtingales' tongues@from the
a.s "a igrfare Of the Chinese, to the turkey ant
trnfiies of The Parisan gourmand-from m,
long sizes, au naturel," of the Russian, tn IN,
steWed Missionary of the Marquesas," or IN,
"cold roast Bishop of New Zealand. Here. too
was 10 be park with Swiss cottages, wherein tn,
sober Turk might quaff his Dublin Stout an,
Chinese pagodas, from whose golden galleries III,
poor German student, dreaming of the undiscover
able noumend of Kant, might smoke his penn,
rickwlck, sip his Arabian Chicory, and in a fit o
absence, think of his father-lan and pocket N,
sugar. ~
St. Paul's and Westminster Abbey sin conse
quence of the increased demand y were about h
double their prices of admission, when M. Julien
lever ready TO deserve the patronage of discern
ing public" made the two great English cathedral
such tempting offer that they "did not thinl
themselves justified in refusing it." And there, Of