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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-02

The FIRST New APPoRTIoNMENT-
The Legislature of Michigan has apporlion-
ed that State for Congressman as follows
1st--Wayne, Washtenaw, jackson and
Livingston.
2d-Monroe, Lenawee, Branch, St. Jo'
seph, Cass, and Berrien.
3d-Van Buren,, Kalamazoo, Calhoun,
Eaton, lngham, Barry, Allesan, Ottawa,
Keet, Iowa, Clinton, Mason, Montcam,
Newaygo and Oceana.
4th-Oak land. Macomb, and the North
ern Counties.
The Michigan Loco Focos have thus Ia,
ken the precauiion of settling this " vexed
question" before any " noise aud confusion
occurs in the politics of the State. The
present Congressional Delegation stands 2
Wings to radical Loco Foco' but the re-
sponsible Michigan legislators think they
have 'Democratized every district under
the apportionment.--4ribune.
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Reduction of Postage.

Under the new Postage law, which goes
into effect on the LIST of next month, the post
age on the REGISTER will be as follows:
To all towns in Addison County, FREE.
To any office out of the County, within
fifty miles OF this place, .fce cents quarter,
or hcenty cents year.
For any distance over so miles, and not
exceeding 800, ten cents quarter, or forty
cents year.
For any distance greater Than 800 miles
and not more than 1000, fifteen cents d quar-
ter.
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DANIEL WEBSTER AND THE PRESIDENCY
The following paper has been circulated in
many of the towns of Massachusetts,, and has
received many signatures. The copy left at
Boston is headed by Robert G. Shaw. 1t is
proposed to hold Il Convention ut Springfield,
Mass, to nominate Mr.. Webster for the Presi.
dchcv -
ave nominate DANIEL WEBSTER for Pres
ident of the United States
Because he is n true lover of liberty, faith
ful friend to his country and her institutions,
and the defender of The Constitution under
which we live.
Because his patriotism is as broad as the
Union, and he will never permit the Constiil.
ton to he violated to favor one portion Of the
country for the benefit of another.
Because by his calm wisdom, and far seeing
intelligence, and high courage, he has done
much to save our country from foreign war and
intestine division, and TO guide it in the path of
honor, prosperity and happiness.
Because under his administration the Con-
sttution will he upheld, the laws enforced the
Union preserved. and the whole country made
prosperous and finally,
Because This high honor is due to his long
and faithful service, 10 his maichless talents,
his stern integrity, and his exalted patriotism
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS ron HOMESTEAD.
AT HERMANNvrLLr, L. lsLAND,-By reference
10 our advertising column, it will be seen there
is now chance offered, by which any person,
although OF very limited means, can secure
home for himself and family at mere nomi-
nal price, and within a very short distance OF
New York City. BY the laws of the State Of
New York, such a home is forever exempt
from the rapacity of ruthless creditors, and the
poor man can there find an asylum from which
nothing but the hand of death can dispossess
him AS the division Of The lots soon takes
place, we would advise our readers TO make
early application, at the office, III John
Street, New York.
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III "A r p e RS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOR JULY
For sale by j. NJ GORDON.
IMPORTANT TO lNVALIDS.

THE Responding invalids and all those who
l. have been disappointed by the rash and
inexperienced expcrimentalists. are apprised
that the treatment pursued by DIR. ANDRUS,
to effect the recovery ofinvalidsi is different from
that of any other practitioner in The Union, and
has been prescribed for upwards Of forty years
in the Royal Lock Hospital, London. with in.
variable success, in every variety Of disease be-
ing luxury for all, 1.-THE sick or the wcll,) and
possessing the most miraculous curative powers
ever introduced in any age or nation. Mineral.
caustic and irritating medicines are so long in
furious that the delicate and sensitive suffer
more from the apparent remedy than from the
disease itself; while vegetable medicine could
not cqualize and promote the necessary crcu.
lation- only burden the system. What is re.
quircd are remedies more harmless, active, and
invgoraiing. This long ooked-lor desdcratum
in medical science has been attained and satis-
factorily evidenced,
DIR. ANDRUS may be consulted at the
VERMONT HOTEL, in Mildebury, on the
10th and llh of every month"; in all cases Of
Consumption and Nervous Debility, Fits, Hip
and Spinal diseases, Scroiula and all affections
of The urinary organs, Gravel, Piles, Female
Weakness, and all rheumatic, paralytc and
mercurial affections and all lamcness in general,
affections of the Lungs, Cough, Asthma, Dys-
pepsia, &c. sc. DIR. AS personal and profes.
sional experience enables him to offer in all ca
ses, and from whatever cause the powers Of the
constitution may have become enfccblcd, safe,
permanent and speedy restoration to perfect
health. Medicine furnished in all cases TO last
the patient one month, ut So and in no case
would it cost over IS to effect a cure. Long
standing cases can make trial free of charge
the first month, and are requested to call
June "a %Gw9
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The book agents Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, acting upon the sug-
gestlon of the Court in the late trial re-
spectIng the church property have pro-
posed 10 the Commissioners Of the
Church South. an adjustment of the
preferred claims by legal arbitration
under The authority of the Court"
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LIss's ,oMrouuD con LIVER OIL CANDY

BLlss's LoMPouUD con LIVER OIL CANDY
Every good medicine has its counterfeit got up by msn
entirely destitute of principle. Amp this is the 18th
Bliss's Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy, mhdoinc of
untold value for Colds, Coughs Consumption, &c.
There are numerous cnuntcreits Of this candy
Of which is worth brass farhng To the sale of
the spurious article the proprietor has prepared new
Wrapper with design representing the method Ofcacll
ing Goldfish the Banks aud the method of extracting
the Oil from the Lvers of the fish each wrapper also
has fac-simile Of the signature of the proprietor No
other is genuine.
For sale by B. X. Bliss, Druggist, Spring
field, Mass. Price 20 cents per package.
Also by Sidney MooDY, Middlebury ;
F. Huntington, Vergennes, L. Daniels
Rutland. 10lw
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Notice.

The committee Of arrangements for the
State Show and Fair, will meet on Mon
day the 9TH inst, mt 10 o'clock, at The Yer
mont Hotel, 10 appoint committees 10 su>
PerlnIcnd at the Fair, TO he held at this
place on the 10Th and lllh of September
next.
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ps3~ We understand that Gov. SLADE has
Withdrawn from his connection with the
Cleveland University, and will devote him
self, exclusively, to the interests of the Board
of Education of which he is Secretary and
General Agent Cleveland co., True DEM.
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HEAVY RAIN IL VERMoNT-VEGETA-
TON, &c,-The Montpelier Waterman
says" On Sunday night this section Of the
country was visited by heavy but timely
rain. The season, though opening unusual
ly early, has been quite cold up to last week.
Crops however, cave now thoroughly rooted
and appear now 20 he coming on exceeding
ly well. Potatoes never looked brighter
bat August may give a different account of
them. More ground than usual has been
given to this crop" The Burlington Senti-
mel of Wednesday adds -" The rain storm
of Sunday and Monday was one of the most
powerful that we have experienced in this
section for long time. Its violence was n
severe test to our railroads, which we under
stand, have sustained the shock, with very
triline damage. The Vermont Contra sus-
tanned no injury worth mentioning, out of
the precincts of Burlington, where the dam
age to the cmbankments has been already re-
haired"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-02

Prophetic MusKRATs.-The Bnrling-
ton Qowa) Ha~kege says it Is reported 'ha'
the muskrais in the Mississippi bottom, in
anticipation Of the late flood, constructed
their houses several feet higher than usual
Their mounds are IN asionshment TO all VINO
behold them,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-02

A CURIosITY-Last week, the workmcn at
Powers Summit, on the Ohio and Pcnnsylva-
mia Railroad, found a retrif,cd snake, the size
Of which would seem to indicate that in this
region At least that species OF reptile has great
ly dcgcncrated. His snakeship was imbeddcd
in the solid limestone rock, sixty feet below the
earih's surface. It, size il cnormous-siXtecn
feet in length, and in the middle at least four
inches in diameter. Although its substance is
completely assimla:cd to the rock in which it
was imhc idcd it still looks surprisingly natur-
a--indced almost as perfect in " form and fea
turc as when alive.
How his suakcship got so far beneath the
surface and how long he has lain there, are
questions, the discussion of which we leave to
the scicntiic.-Be1rcr (Pdl Star.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-02
DENTISTRY.

WILLIAM L. HARRIS, DENTIST, will be
in Bristol, on MONDAY, JULY Il, where
he will remain one week. 9-3w
MGdlebury, June "a, 1851.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-02

~ Our readers are especially request
ed to notice the new cut Of Mr.. Gro. w
PETrEs' Store, in Boston, nj the corner of
Washington and Summon streets. This
establishment is one of tile very largest in
the New England States, and il is said by
all who visit it, to Iurn our the very hand
soonest Goods at the very lowest prices.
.t3m
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Just Opening

AT the Masonic Hall Store few more
pieces of those beautiful MusLlNs. Also,
Black 1fohdir and SiM Mius, Crimped
Ribbons. GimpS, Rubber Bands, &c, &c.
u. BECK WITH g. CO.
InlY 1st. 1871.
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Insurance Notice,

The Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire In
surance Company will hold its annual meeting
al the office Of the company 10 Brandon, on
Thursday, The l7lh day of July next, at o.
clock p. M, for the purpose Of electing officers
for the year ensuing, and doing other business.
SAMUEL NJ. CONANT, Sec.
Brandon June l6 1851. l0-3w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-02
FarWell.S Shoes,

Just received at tie Cash Store, Walking
Shoes, CATERS Excelsiors French Kid Slips,
and Chldren's Shoes, for sale by
July ,. r. J.. FULLER.
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Machine Shop,
SCREW AND GEER CUTTING OF ALL
KINDS. Machine work of all kinds done in
the best manner, and at the lowest rates.
= o u N D r Y

Ware may be found . large assortment Of
patterns, both old and new. Also, CAST
IRON FENCE, various patterns, made and
set up to order.
N. b. The subscriber would say to the pub
lie that he is determined not to be USDERsOLD
by any dealer in this section Of country. An
examination of the above stock and prices is
desired.
o. JOB WORK done in = workmanlike
manner, and on short notice.
Middlebury, May 2S 1851. 5tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-02

Remaining in the Post Office at Middle
bury, July LIST 1851.
Clark, c. G. p. jKimbali, Joseph
C lark, A. +. Miss 3Lee, John
Condor. Mich. II. 2}Mason, C.. p.
Cobb, PhIemanN. 8Mahoney, Dan
Davis, J. C. bMcHurd, Marand
Davis. Luther F. BMeLaughlin, John
English, Mary Jane5 Murdick, Nathaniel
Miss Il.
Eogen, Barney eMead, W IL. q l..
Tanning, X. sManning, G.
ellison, Oscar p. sMcCrea, John
GilIick, Annas $Palmer, Cassius C.
Griffin, James SPeurod, Irving
Goodno, Oscar p. sPieord, James
Graves, l.. ii. 8Peck, John f.
Gee, Nancy Miss SOrcu,i, Caroline
Golllich, Abraham 8Ryan, Michael
Hawthorne, Frank 8Redmond John
Hurlburt, Amos N. sRensow, Eleazer
Hill, Edgar Raperty, Daniel
Heath, Jonas 8Slone, Hill c.
Hdsmer, Elbridge M.8Smith, o.
Hawkins, Augustus Salvis, Charles
M 9 SSutlon, N.
Jones, Sidney aShrahem, James
Jo mes, A. S. SSmead, Damon d. 3
johnson, Hannah 8Walker, G.. b.
Mrs. SWright, M.
Kohee, Nathan
Enquire fer Advertised Letters.
A. CHAPMAN, p. M.
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SCVtheS.

DUNN'S GRASS SCYTHES may he had
at the Cash Store Of II l.. FULLER.
yulY 2. 1851.
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Congress Spring Water,
LIST OF LETTERS

Received fresh from Saratoga, every week
10 III. A. SHELDON.
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Is YOUR HEALTH INSURED
If NOT.
NOW Is TIE TINIE

is YOUR HEALTH INSURED
If NOT.
NOW IS THE TIME !
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS
L MUTUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
OF Worcester, Mass, offer to insure your
Health against sickness or accident. on as
reasonable terms as can be asked for. One ad.
vantage TO the Insured by this Association is,
that they are not liable to the impositons of
Travelling Agents. The business Of tic AS
ISOLATION is all done by Local AGENTS. Be
assured this is none OF the Washington County
IlumLugs. BY ealing on the undersigned, who
is AUTHORIZED AGENT for the ASSO
CITATION, further particulars will be 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 it will then be too late.
WIN. S. LANE, AGENT.
Middlehury June 3, 1851. ely.
STATE OF VERMONT, { Be it remcm
District of Addison, SIS bered thar at a
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and for
the District Of Addison, on the 10th day oil
June, A. ID. 1851:
Gilbert ID. Gregory, named executor in an
instrument Purporling to be the last will and
testament Of
REUBEN SMITH,
late of Orwell, in said district. deceased, pre-.
sents the same for probate; II is thereupon or
dcred, that said instrument be considered by
this Conrt for probate and allowance, at the
session Of this Court to be held at The office
of the Register of this Court in said Middle
bury,on Thursday, the 9TH day of August next,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon; and that no.
iice thereof be given to III persons interested,
that they may appear and make their objce.
tons if any they may have, to the allowance Of
said will by publishing certified copy Of this
order in the Middlcbury Registrar ncw,I apcr
printed N said Middebury-three weeks sue
cessiyely previous to the time of said Court.
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy Of record.
9 JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
Gro De Rhine & Grape Shawls.
A few Rich B'k Gro Dc Rhine and White
Canton Grape Shawls,
Received and for by +. VALLETTE
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Be it remember.
District of Addison, SIS. cd that at Pro-
bate Court held at Middlcbury in and for the
District Of Addison, on the 18th day of June,
A. ID. 1851:
Stephen w Brown and Roswell Bolium Jr
administrators Of the Estate of
HANNAH BROWN,
late Of Orwell, in said District, deceased. pre.
sent their administration account for allow.
ance. IL is thereupon ordered that said ac-
count be considered for allowance by this court
at the session thereof to be held at the office of
the Register of said Court in said Middlcburv,
on the Sd day of July next, at one o'clock in
the afternoon; and that said administrators
give notice thereof TO all persons interested
that they may appear and make their Office
tons, if anV they may have. to the allowance
of said account, by publishing a certified copy
of this order in the Alddlebury Register-a
newspaper printed at said Middebury-three
weeks successfully previous to the time of said
Court
'jed S, Bushnell, Register
true copy of record
AHest-.Jed 5, Bushnell. Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remember.
District of New Haven. SIS. ed that at Pro.
bate Court held at Bristol, in said District, on
the 18th day Of June, 1881;
Amos Battey, Administrator of the Estate Of
MA THAN c. COVE,
late of Lincoln in said district, deceased, made
application to said Court, to settle his admin.
istiation account with said Estate. and TO pre-.
sent the same for allowance at Probate Court
to be holden at Bristol aforesaid, on the first
Monday of August, 1851, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the Office of the Judge Of said Court.
Whereupon the said Court ordered the said
Administrator tc give notice TO all persons in
interest to appear at the time and place last
aforesaid and object to the allowance of said
account if they see cause, by publishing copy
of this order in the Middle6ury Register, a
newspaper printed at Mlddebury H. this State,
three weeks successfully previous 10 the time
appointed for said settlement
HARVEY MUEsILL, Judge.
A true copy Of record
s3w ii. MUNsILI, Judge.
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Remaining in the Post Office at Middle
bury, July LIST 1851.
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CHARLES wOOD, M Juhn-,trcct. n. Y

also desire To cay that ] have good FARMING
LANDS west Of my village and which will set in y
lots upwards from 500 $50 per These
ands are well situated for farming aud gardening pur,
aoses IN eNrIv respect aud having the advantage add
privilege Of Railroad when cleared and cultivated they
will he equal 10 any land the Island aud equal to
that Which In the vicinity Of all tho old villages and set
dcmea Of Long leland sells for $50 to 5000 PER acre
made To Hon. Henry Megs and Gca Chandler, of the
msr iran Institute, Rooms ISL broadway n. Vac. NJ.
xtun, publisher, Fulton-streei, N. "; ~ !. Brown,
,qr ofee Of the American As'icunf,t. ls7 Waterst.
' Y; DR.. I. Peck SOC Statest-. B-ouklyn Alden
Spoo r. Front-sL, Brooklyn; q. u Striker, gr. IS
Broa way, NY John Fade Jr, 4 s. Life fnsuranep
o. Wall,st, Vi Williams Bro,hers, Edi'ot, II
haMorning stsr, Nassaust. corner Anntt, N. Va o.
Boardman Building Troy n. " Thomas kitsrn aud
George Lyman, Jersey City Levi dodge of Dodge
al reah ST. n, VI ,ohn c. Booekel, - Ludlow Il ~
Vi N.b Palmer, n ohia and Bcs,on. bfEso
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-30

men are created equal" by bringing the
National Government practically to regard
that Idea as the star of our country'S hope,
the beacon that shall light us in our path
way to brighter and more glorious destiny.
THAT free-spoken organ of democracy
and annexatlon,' the 81, Louis Anreiger
des Westens, thus speaks of the prospect
Immediately before the country:
" 1t cannot be doubtful that since the an
nexatlon of Cuba is again indefinitely post
poned the idea of Mexico rises with SO
much the greater activity. The Texan
journals have already, for some time, mani
tested hostile tone toward Mexico, which
power a0'H not recognize the Fugitive SiaVt
Lam, or surrender rundways. We cannot
doubt, therefore, that the annexation agIta-
ton will now be powerfully driven in that
quarter"
We admire this frankness, and only wish
1t were more prevalent Mexico must be
annexed in order that she may recognize
the fugitive slave law, and surrender those
who, to crafty the natural instinct of free
dom, have had to flee out of this great anC
glorious land Of liberty.
90 on gentlemen, only let the country
be well aware of the nature of the game
you are playing-ManchcSter Messenger.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-30

ENGLISH papers received by the America
state that house in Westminster street,
London, belonging to carver and glider,
was set on fire and nearly destroyed by a
meteor, which descended upon the roof in
the shape of a ball of fire.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-30

GOVERNOR JoHNsToN's organ, the Har-
rlsburgh Daily American, is out bitterly
against Webster, Fillmore, Cooper, and 9TH
ers, as the indirect cause of Johnstons de-
feat in PENNSYLVANIA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-30
Mlarrie0.


In Glover, Oct 81, by the Rev. James Spin.
ney, Mr.. Charles Wesley Scott, to Miss Eliza
beth Fayer, of Glover.
Ii Woodbury., Oct. 90, by Ira McLoud, Esq,
Thomas Collins, of Cabot, to Ellen Drenen, OF
w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-30
Ezekiel Cheney,s Estate

STATE Rl1G OF ,yIEa,HoNr Court holden at
f said District, on the lith day of October ISL Rebec
ca F. Cheney administrator the estate OF Ezekiel Che
ney late of Cornth in said district, deceased presents her
administration account for settlements Wherelpon il or.
dered that the be- referred the I'd Tuesday of No.
venher next at the Probate Cour be holden at the I'M
ion Hotel in Bradford in said District for examination and
allowance; aud that all concerned he notified hereof by
the publication OF this order in the Green Mountain Free
man, printed 1t Montpelier, three weeks excessively as
be, that they may appear and at said time
and place, if t1ey see cause object thereto
By order of court,
43 Attest, C. B. LESLIE, Reg'r
true copy of Record, Attest, c. b. LESLIE Reg'r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-30
Notice.

THE Subscriber will settle all demands Of the late rm
the Factory. Immediate attention to the above is To-
Vuested
The undersgn ID also gives notice that he Is prepared 10
manufacture cloths shares bv the yard Wool TAKEN
in exchange for cloths Custom cardRg and cloth dressing
done In the best He hopes by strict atleht" !"
me it the of the late firm, and others VINO may Ia
vor him with their patronage. GEO W. MlLOE"'
Montpelier Viage. Soo
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s. X. Collins,

HAVING purchased the enIe interest ~ nv g nrnS and
L. of Collins ana Pierce will continue ,n1 ro'ef, far
Medicine business at the old stand Feeling So same
mast fvors ne would ask for continuance o' INC 'A'
he will sell at the lowest prices ior CAsh' a46w
Montpelier, Aug Is, 1851.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-30
GOLD g. SILVER sPECTACLEs.

for all ages. Aso Argent plated Spectacles and Steel
Bows, all coors. Ladies and Cents Gold chains and
keys, Gold Rings, Gold Pins, Gold Ear Drops, Brace
lets, Gold himbes Silver Thimbes Gold Ear Hoops,
Jenny Lind Knobs and Drops, Gold Cuff Pins, Gold Lock
ets Gold peEcs and port moneys Pearl port moneys,
Coral chains with gold snaps Scissors and Shears, pocket
knives purse twist steel beeds purse bag clasps. Ladies
Hair Jenny Lind Clocks, alarm and common clock (arge
ot flutes accOrdeons caronets, fiddle strings bass vol
bows and strings, LuDn's perumety Bergs' Nutritve
article for the growth of the hair, calf wallets. bua
10 combs shell and side comk fine silk purses, toys in
abundance pure bears oil, Cogne best kind Lavender
water in nice bottles and ast lmge LOT of peumery not
named accordeon flute and Siarone books, razors and
a. dRAtieff nuu if se worry common but
faio horn combs short almost everything kept by Jew
elry and Fancy Gonds Dealers The above articles will be
sold small advance from COST and warranted to be
what they are sold for
Ladies' and Gentlemen, please call and "look over,
| and Judge for yourselves.
N. B. Clocks and watches repaired and warranted
Jewels replaced in Watches good as new.
Main street, next building to Burbank & LangdOn':
Store.
Montnelier, MAY 18th 1851 20tf