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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-22
A FAITHFUL OLD HORSE.

A friend relates the following, which has
struck us, rightly considered, as possessing
an element Of tue pathetic in no ordinary
degree:
An old horse, that had served his mas
ter faithfully for some twenty five years,
was sold 10 droycr from one of the little
Long Island Sound villages near New
Haven, and taken to that pleasant town
for shipment to the West Indies. As the
old fellow went away, in new hands, be
seemed 10 have kind Of instinctire pre-
sentiment that he was to return no more.
lie cast "many longing, lingering lock
behind" and whinnied his apprehensions
so affectingly that his old owner almost re-
Tented, and, but for seeming childish, he
would have followed and revoked the bar
gan-a course which his children, who
were watching the old horse depart, siren
uousy urged him to adopt He disappear
ed, however, with his new master, and
soon after, in company with large drove
Of other horses, he WAS placed on board a
vessel, which, ono afternoon in March, set
sail from New Haven for the West Indies.
The vessel had hardly reached the open
Sound, at night-ialI, before storm began
to "brew," which by nine o'clock became
so violent that the safety of the ship, cap
tain, and crew was placed in imminent
jeopardy. The craft labored SO heavily
that it was found necessary to throw over
much of the live freight, which greatly in
numbered the deck. The Oldest and least
valuable horses were selected, and among
them was our four legged "hero." The
stormy waters Of the Sound received the
poor old fellow; but his "destiny" was not
yet to be fulfilled. The shore, which the
vessel had 'shugged" in the tempest, was
only three miles distant, and this. with
more than "sapcrhuman effort" he was en-
abed to reach. That very night his old
master was awakened by the familiar
"whinnying" of his faithful beast, over the
long-accustomed door-yard gate, saving,
like the old 'gaberlunzeman" in the Scot
tish song,
s'Get up, good man, and let me in"
The familiar sound came like the voice
Of MAT Lees spirit-horse," " as described by
Dana in the sBuccsniers," to that remorse-
full master. He did "get ups" and led the
old steed into his wpntM stall, which he
thereafter occupied undisturbed until his
death. With an. unerring instinct, that
animal had Travelled twenty-five miles, af-
ter reaching the shore, before he arrived
at the door Of his old master. 81 shall
never sell another old horse," said the
original narrator Of this story to our fricnd,
"the longest day ! live"
SoLILoouy.--Can'tg get along so, and yet
doing as much business as | did twenty
years ago! Then saved money-now I'm
Spending il; absolutely going behiad-hand
every season! What's the difficulty
Profits are reduced, whilst rents and taxes,
and expenses are increased! What shall
do? It's plain! must do more business
multiply my profits by iacreasngthe mum
Der of my customers How shall ! get
more customers! Bv giving information to
a steatex number of people and inviting
their custom How? As other people a.
4 --thrsusk the newspapers, cards. aandh'''s
II sd Ia - VI A.. Il 80 xse sgt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-22
From the Washington Republic.
NEVER.

~ may be asked, as have been asked, wh
.m for tho dissolution OF the Union? ! answ
Nevcr. never! never !"--liENRY CLAY.
BY GEORGE W. CUTTER.
You ask me when I'd rend the scroll
Our fathers names are written o'eT;
When would see our flag uDroll
Its mingled stars and stripes no more;
Waen with worse than felon's hand,
Or ielon counsels, | would sever
The Union Of this glorious land
/ Ianswer-"Ncver,n never, never"
When ye can find in lawless might,
Where carnage treads its crimson way,
Where burning cities gild the night,
Where cannon smoke ObscuTes the day,
In towns deserted Of ground
Abandoned by the faithful plough,
6ecurity--hope peace profound,
The blessings Heaven vouchsafes yc now.
Think ye that could brook TO see
The emblem we have loved SO long,
Borne piecemeal o'er the distant sea,
Torn, trampled by phrenzied throns,
Iivided, measured, parceld out,
TameIy surrendered up forever,
To crafty lawiess rout
OF traitors !-Never, never, never.
,On wonder lone and lovely steep
The sculptor's art, the builders power
A landmark DER the soldiers sleep
Have reared lofty funeral tower.
There it will stand until the river
That rolls beneath shall cease to flow;
.Ay, till that hill itself shall quiyer
With naturess last convulslye throe.
Its shaft, that scars into the sky
There still - room enough TO trace
The list of millions yet to die.
And would cover all its height
And breadth before that hour OF shame,
Till space should fail whereon to write
Even the initials Of names
Nay, would haste to swell the ranks,
Direct the fire, or lead the way,
Where battle swept the rifted ranks,
And bore the serried files away;
Fall bleeding in the doubtful strife
Beneath the motto OF my sires,
And draw my latest breath OF life
Before that Union flag expires.
Dissolve the union--mar, remove
The last asylum that is known
Where patriots find brothers love,
And truth may shelter from a throne.
Give up the hopes OF high renown,
The legacy our fathers Wild,
1ear our victorious eagles down
Before their mission is fulfilled.
Dissolve the union--while the earth
Has yet iyrant to be slain;
As well rerress tile lightning's birth,
Or stop the heaving Of the main.
Dissolve the Union---God OF Heaven.
We know too well how much il cost;
A million bosoms shall be riyen,
Before ole golden link ia lost
Nav, spread nloft our banner folds,
High as the Heavens they resemble;
That every race this planet holds
Beneath its shadow may assemble
And with the ranbow's dazzling pride,
Or clouds that burn upon the skies,
Inscrib4 upon its margin wide
Peace, Freedom, Union, Compromise'
sSee Mi Clay's speech before the Legislator
in Frankfort, ky.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-22

SuDDEN INTERRUPTION OF A LADY's
1oILEr day or two since, lady living
on Biddle street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, was engaged before her mirror
in going through her toilet exercises, when
the glass suddenly yeceded from her as the
entire front wall Of tho building parted CON.
pany with its neighbors aud with tremen
dous crash fell into the street. Tho lady
in utter as,onishment at the suddennsss q
the motion, was lefl standing in dishah'ile
though siagularly enough, entlresy unsu
iured. Id consequence Of she recent grad
- d, .ssss III 4;,xss ss. ~ fsSfS NJ s. 4 a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-22
JENNY LIND AT |

The New Albany
the l4h inst., gives
account Of Jenny ~
boringci Our Z
son, as call the wor
kind" know, claim 4
nee oyer all others
They delight ia call!
ty," the "enterprisii
cial emporium" 4
nothing would do, |
citizens must have /
Lind. Agents were
and negotiations set I
cert. "Madison! M
"where is Madison ?
pocket edition Of
States, and by the !
length deserted the
Queen city. Il was
that were tho divine
cert in Madison, his]
be made! He NIGH
shades Of lranistan, I
city Of Stockholm, =
BuA Barnum was not
said be thought he q
sus tables, and bad
big cities, but he diG
ite Madison--in fact|
at all. Hero was q
bors at the foot Of ID
dreamed Of. Could /
num--the shrowd |
horse" Barnum-th(
num--could possisl
blind to bis own int
give D concert n
we're not TO be bnMd
had set their hearts I
Lind, and q concert
nun said that he W.
vinced Of the Import
usually received fro
dollars for a concert
tain bin at all, be -
concert, if they wou
thousand and pay .
ter was soon arran
enterprising Madis
babes, jumped at tn
wealth hoated ihrou
haunted his sleepil
made in a night!
FIVE thousand for BID
The three daily E
10 danger Of burstil
amount Of steam th
puff! Of Jenny Lid
Wilson, were heard
-uight. Free tickets
itors Of all the viII1
railroad line from, G
apolis. Puff! puff
The day Of the conc
with big events to
lage editors, approd
loaded with the wc
interior. More IN
were put on, ard a
overaowing with ~
The hall 10 which
be held, ii vrs COD
least, /, @snt y-fvs hui
held that number Of
xiliing time; and 81
would not occupy M
ed hog.
Things went on
ton of tickets was
bid off the first for
GUS! A second sls
how the tickets wei
or at such prices a.
was attributed to III
pie from Dupont, 4
Scippio, E1ixabethtd
ed. A third safe
pie were cautious Z
ums; aud at the I
thousand or fifteen
cd unsoid. The
away. and evening
whart boat was cro
multitude, each
eyes in anxious an
Of the Ben Ffankli
mum on board. AZ
bling along on one
her pitrnan strap.
the interior, who
boat, were highly G.
approached, caps
air. some Of which
river. The boat "a
Miss Jenny, for the
Hoosier soil. Her
Cleopatra might hs
was followed 10 her \
tel to the pork -hoO1
Concert Hall. Hn
Hall-but sests b.,
lhous ands. '''e
What y as TO Be
Ieredtor FIVE dollaf
,,;n there we4 b.
las vacant 40 pa
The first overture
,hered for four dol
cents
Wilson's ticket eua
lred dollars. Ho mi
ienin's, Ross's, q i
should be hefaIded
IN the wings Of liz
sho paid fflecp NJ
Lind ticket. AAN u
concert in Madiscn
proceeded on her AI
his morning we a
crowded with the v.Hs
hear the Niqhtinet ",
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-22

@If you wish ~
'c'ety." says 1'alis
sent 10 bc "a
| which you XIV Y
| We wshld
Ef you bslisss
M !. y.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-22

of may be asked, as have been asked, when
+ am for tho dissolution OF the Union! answer
Meyer! never. never !'--liENRY CLAY.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10
DAYISS PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING CHURN

Inc butter IS pressed into thin sheet against
'he SIDES and bottom Of the churn By tmrniur
the clamN forward again, the butter il ga,hered
together again, and ihe operation working NAV
he continued for few minutes, till every parti
cite Of the huitermilk may be separated from. the
5 butter. Ibis is warranted
The butt'r al this stage can be thoroughly
5 washed with cold water, bs those who wish. In
{ warm weather it can be washed in ice water,
thereby Keeping it cool aud as hard a in vim
ter The washing is, of course, done by the
churn.
Fourth, Sailing the Butter When the
Z butter is gathered together as above described
scatter the requisite quantity Of salt evenly over
! IT., and by breaking and gathering the butter ms
ahpve mentioned. few times, the salt will be
evenly and thoroughly worked in.
Fnth, Removing the Butter, and Clean
ing the thurn. BY moving a simple slide that
rests on the crank the da-licr comes out entire
leaving the greatest possible convenience for re-
m'vins tive butter. Replacing the dasher,
puntity Of water may be poured in, aud aicw
rotations complete the washing Of the cmrn.
The subs cribcr has purchased The exclusive
rights VI III paientce for the counties Of Rutland,
Adiison, Chitendcn, Franklin and Grand lsle
lie has commenced the manufacture and sale Of
this cluin
Any mfr ingmcut OF the patent will be p, osecu-
All orders addressed G. w. Baldwin, Middle
bury, VT. will be promptly attended to.
&. W. BALDWIN.
d o. I.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10

O,UOO LOJS, 10 De ulStrlDute0 among
500 Subscribers
10 suppl, the demand for the lots and farms,
| have Had out another tract, adjoining The Long
Island Railroad and the land already sold AT Her
maunNillr, TO hc If the same size, and disposed
Of aud divided amuug the purchasers in the same
manner rs those iecen,ly sold there, with 90 farms
instead OF -.
have hccn induced to do this from the great
number Of persons wishing Purchase these lots
and Farms. Us the improvements in that part Of
! the Island arc constantly Increasing, and large
number, If persons have now become Interested
in those lands This additional tract is in every
respect rqralt tn the other. and AT the rate they are
now being taken they viii all be sid in a few
weeks About 600 shares arc now subscribed.
Each subscriber is entitled 10 Lots, p hy 100
feet, ying together. or II FARM of .ro to 20
nctcs. The shares arc limited at S2j-piyable,
/ 50 When subscribed for, 81 unnr Lofirc the day
81 diirihfipu, anil the balance in mupihly install
mcnts Of 3.
The lots a,c situated in the VilhIc Of LAKE
| LAND, ON the Long Island Railroad. County "
Suffolk. llI i'milcs from the citv Of New York
| where handsome buildings are erected, aud the
! Railroad Company contemplate making Arg
! depot Tor tlis termination Of the early and Ia p
trains between that place and Hr1ukhu. II j.
/ uu" Of the hcdlthicsi places in the United States
nnd within one mile Of Rnnkonht ma Lake, bcau-
THU sheet of water. about three miles in circum-
! ference, of inlulr transparency. and or great
/ depth. with an ahullmca of i-h. The village H.
/ hu miles distant lum thc great South Bay,
which Is > miles wide aud 10 mo- long, alum.
dainty Supplied with oysiels, clans, and fish ol
various kinds.
rhesclml,. will produce as mach pcrncrc. with
the same cnIl,at'on,l. nn, Land WITHIN dny mile &.
/ "l HE city ui New York.
Several .caiicncioi tine FIRST rcspccabiity who
/ hivc llcJ visited likch,ul and cs.ammrd the
crops nnH growing there, declare that the wheat,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10
PURELY MUTUAL
Rational Life Insurance Co.
0Iics tate-Strest, Montpelier, Vt.
GUARANTEED CAPIIAL---~pl0O, 900
Lie Insurance is the poor man. ralta aud
good iu,r.imrui 'nf the capitalist"
OFEICERS

eel ia. i,..t-., ,c, H. ti, ,,... ,,.. "a, ltt ,i ,
sooI in,o.,t,',' "a, The c,n,',l,.t.n
OFFICERS.
Dr. JULIUS 7. DEWEY. President.
Hon. DANIEL BALDWIN. Vice President
DlRECTORS-.J !. Dewey. DAME
Baldwin. Paul Dillingham;. limo. r. RedGeld
Julius Converse. Edmund Weston. Homer w
llcalon. Joseph b Danforth Jr.Alhcrt l.. Cat
lin. john \. ps.c George W. Cullamor. Grin
Smith. Charles Dewey.
BOARD OF FINANCE.-IIo Homer w
lIcaton. Albert l.. Catlin John \. Poec.
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JUST CALL

A T THE NEW GRIST MILL in Sails
n bnry Village If YOU want ycpr GRAIN
ground in the BEST MANNER, and in the
shortest time, ms the Mill is now completed,
and one ofihe best Millers to do your work. |
feel confident in saying you can be well suited.
JAMES Fits, JR.
Salisbury, Oct 18Th, 1851, 26'iw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10
Mineral Water,

FROM / II ELNlN SfhlNUS
Having for several years observed the bene-
fetal effects of this water, in cases of GEN
ERAL DEBILITY, Scroula, Cutaneous and
Bilious diseases, have determined TO keep 1t
for sale, in pint and quart bottles, flesh rom
the Springs Ii is double the strength oil Tue
Saratoga Water, and costs less.
az Give the Mineral Water Of the ELGlN
SPRINGS a trial, and you will agree with me
as 10 its virtues. w L. Russell.
July 18th, 1851.
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GREAT CURE z DYSPEPSIA !
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC wONDERl
DR.. ]. S. H0UGHTON'S
e: g 3 s e IT . .
OIGESTIVE TLnIn-

" VI a . Ia d T. j.
PREPARED from RENNET, or the fourth
STOMACH OF TIE OK, alerdicclons Of
BARON LlEBlG, the great Physiological
Chemist, hyJ. S. IIOUGHTON, Nj. ID. Phila.
delphia, Pa.
inns IS truly wonderful remedy for IN.
DlGESTlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE.
LlNEl, COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION,
and DEBlLl Tl, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own Agent, the Gastric
Juice.
IL llalfa lrasrooniul Of Prrsrv, infused
IN wafer will digest or dissolve Five Pound,
stomach.
PEPSlN is the chief element. or Great hi.
costing Principle oflhe Gastric Juice-the Sol
vent OF the Food, the Purifying, Preserving and
stimulating Agent Of the Stomach and lntcs.
tines. II is cNtracicdlIom the Digestive Sium-
ach Of The OK, thus fonmngan ARTIFICIAL
DlfES TIVE FLUID, precisely like the nat
ural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powcrs. and
furnishing a COMPLETE and PERFECT
BSTITUTE ior IT, BY The aid ofih, pre-
baraiion' the pains and evils OF lNDlGES-
lion and DYSPEPSIA are removed. iu,t
as they would he by healthy Stomach II /,
doing wonders for Dvspcpiics. curing case, Of
DEBILITY, EVACUATION. NERVOIrS
DECLINE, and DYSPEPTlC CONSUMp-
IION, SuppoSedlo he on The verge of The nrnve
The Scientific Evidence upon which il i, based
j. in the highest drstce CURIOUS and RE.
MARKhBLE.
SCIENTIFIC EVlDENCEl
BARON LIEBlG, in his celebrated woik on
Animal Chemistry. says: An Artificial hi.
ecsliyc Fluid, an Joyous to the Gls,ric Juice
may he readily prepared nom the mucous
membrane OF the stomach Of the Cali. in which
various articles ui food, as meat and eggs, will
lao Lfsl mad ffIs fr.tI Id
same manner they would he in The human
stomach"
Dr. pERElRA, in his famous treatise on
. Food ami Diet published by Fowler, &
Wells, New lor page -, state. the same
great TACT, and 'icscdic, The method OF plcpar
aiion. There are few higher authorities thaa
Dr. Pcrera.
Dr COMBE. in hi, valuable writing, o.,
he " hySiology OF csiior," observes thai
"a dimnuion of rl cqnantiiv of the Ga.
tic Juice il a prominent and ;allprcyailin.
cause ii DysTep,ia;' AID he states that
distinguished professor Of mcdcinc in LOndol
who Was severely afflicted with This complaint
finding everything else TO fail, had recourse (,
the Gastric Juice, Obtained from the stomrcb.
of living animals, which proved completed,
successful
DrGRAlIAM, author ofthe famous work
on Vegetable Diet" says: d" It j., icmaIk
able fact i'm pHyso.osy, that the s,omachs 3d.
animals. maccricdin water imparlto the tui.
I the property of li,sovae various articles o.
food, and OF cilcciIus Kind oiatidcial aiec~
/ lion u! them ia nOwi-c different from iAc NAT
/ ural digestive piocts>."
Professor DUNGLISON,o of The Jeacr,o,
/ College, lhiladcl pLia, in his great Wok oi
/ Human Physiology, dcyotes more than nr
/ page, 10 an examination ci ihi, subject H.
eNpel imeniS with DR. Beaumont on the Gas
D III.
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AS ADYsPEPsIA CURER,

Dr. IlOUGiITON'S PEPSlN has produce,
the most marvellous effects, in curing case
OF Debility, Emaciliion, Nervous Decline. au,
nyspeWic Consumption. Il is impossible {,
give the details Of cases in lle limii, Of thi'
advertisement; hui authenticated certificate
have hcen given of none dian TWO HUN
DRIED RhMARhAbLECU 10 pAila
delphia, New York. and alone. Those wcJ
ne rly all desperate cases, aud the cures Wef,
not only rapid aud wehdetiul. nnt permanent
# is great NERVOUS ANTlDOrE, au,
particularly useful io. icndcicyio Bilious dis.
orier Liver Complaints Fever and Aeue, OF
badly treated Fever and A"uc, and the evil
effects Of Oniuinc, Mercury, aud oibcl drug.
unon the Digestive Organs, alter long sics
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10

sfE5Sz7 NV " ~,
0S&E %: ss,.--25@y
&&EgJSS
Il B. !. HS5k
$,.gs5ss.S,z.s13g5S>:.l.le..z
I SSY5sf55 RsIA I 5sfH5sA 81
e2gsezL1 Deeply
The lcaaa strong 81 certified medicine in
.Ac wori igiae enc a. Dyspepsia. ia AN its
iolm> -suoh.- Ar.iaciie. hear rsu, ha!iual
co''iveneS-, aDilily Of TIE stomach. la,, ui
arpciilo. 1s'hn', piles incipicnt consumption,
debility arising from rtouar'cd icvcfs. lever
and agle, exposure To heat or cold, oil asr.--
and di -careS arising from imperfect digestion.
.uf deuugcl condition OF The stomach. II j.,
also an excellent comedy. and not rnassed
hy ans medicine To- use, ilt females suffering
liom uterine or nervous detau1crent.
Among iAeuumorons au' highly rc,peclahlc
certificates. We refer 90 The fiji wing:
lio. y a. HAYES. y. y. state A-savcr.
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Are you Insured,
If NOT.
NOW IL THE TTlTE

.nuE FARMERS AND MECHANICS
| MUTUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oi Worcester Mass offer 10 insure YOU
llcalth against sickness or accident on as
reasonable terms as can be asked for. One ad-
vantage 10 the Insured 10y this Association Is,
that they are not liable 10 the imposiiiohs o'
Travelling Agents. The business Of the As a
socation is all done by Local AdENIs, De
assured this Is none OF the Washington oun'E
llumLues. By calling on the undeis iened' VINO
IS AUTHORIZED AGENT for inc Assn
CITATION, further particulars Wl.i DC gwen c
Also the bylaws of the ASsoela'ioh can DC
can soon. before vou are taken sick or have
a loo broken. ms il will then be too late.
VIM 5. LANE, AGENT.
Middlebury, June B. 1851 ely.
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PEPSIN IN POWDER.

70 Sent by mail free of POSTAGE. 20
Forconveuencc of snudirg 90 an parts NJ thr country
The Digestive Matter of thc frsn put mp in the form
of Powder With ducetau. tu he dissolved m water hN
the patient. TLc-c Powders contain just hr .nc mat
tee "a Che bottles, and a Goo -oui bt mail EREE or
HOST hGE lor ONE DOLLAR sent Q'o,t pa.h 90 d.
j. HoiGiIrON, VI. u Philadelphia, Pa
~ OhscNc th-i - EYrD bottle ct the genuine
PEP~lN hcars the writtcn signature Of J $. liOlGli
TON, N. D., sole proprietor, Philadelphia Pa. Copy
right aud Trade Marx secured.
% soldhy all pfugsi-ls aud Dealer. in Medicine
For sale by w. =. russell Milllchun,
W. 5, Sprague, Nerscnue-, Theo \, Peck,
Burlington A. T. Roscoe, New Have, Dan.
iels and Moore, Rutland, l9ly
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Boots and Shoes.

A great assortment of BOOTS & SHOES
coarse and gne. lust received and for sale by
H. LANGWORTHY & co.
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National Black 21llz.

This Beautiful INK, which, for auidity and
durability, is not surpassed by any now IN use,
may hereafter he had. wholesale and retail, Mt
l.. W. CLARk'S bookstore. 1t needs only
to be tried to secure it n permanent place II.
mong all lovers of good Ink Orders from IL
broad punctually attended 10.
MiGllchury. Aug 20, 1881. 10
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10
The Extract

Of CALLS and CHLOROFORM is a sure
remedy for iooth.ache, sold by
Aug 9th. ii. A. SHELDON'
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BOOTH s. FOSTER,
81 COURTYARD RECT
lNfaET $50 Rms,

r|tthl Hhmfnt Dec trnrn Of thrif late uuptfai
rNei splrs have rAtru tiri hprusts aud assu imrat
nniili i"n stands na pto cmlnoni Amnnf lis falr Ger
rtirut 'iron and sn o. oi it, rhncs as hns hric
tni"io f.f thr
EXCESSIVE CllEAPNESS,
Il whi'h thoy have boon nnrsrl Tho, wcro amor Tho
met To- conceive nni have nov fuN rnuied intuo
upu ihn project ed runllstius na nrsuf,mrntef
READY MADE GARMENTS,
inpt'd u o,oti possible sifr shape mud taste Added
e. hnit extensive stock ct hnadt Made uihlne ir un
tsso inont 1T ronomous furnishing goods one ~ tho
lnrf"si anl mo.i srlool ever huf1ro oNhhiod lH this
fnuntiY. ~ ths arrangement,
A MrLETE OUTFIT
'an hn procured ai once from the shelves OF tho mo,t
deiii ahlu tii ct ruodu az the mntkri,
Ihn ffnpurtufa tust that tAn Same liberal pntrnuAs
viii he rsrndod to thou ns heretofore frns the "a.
saians" that tho Interest aud taste OF tho patrons w
sliho hr consulted IA iis hrriouul
Nov ipfh, No,, ldth, ira0. al.ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10
PAINT! PAINT! PAINT |!

10000 lhs Bushwelrs Fire Proof
5on Pure Dry Lead,
2ol1 in Oil,
800 " Vuii5lis dry and ground,
100 in oil,
100 " 1T. Amber,
500 " paii- Green, ass shGier,
200 " Chrome Gipcu, Yellow.
800 Venetian Red,
800 Spanish Brown,
1000 " French Yellow,
30e Calls Raw L.nscel oil,
200 Boiled
200 " Coach and Turnilue Vanish,
2O0 Spls. TuWenlne,
Logwood. ru>uc, Cammwood,
liictwool CoppcraS, Blue Niiriol
lnd general assortment Of DYE STUFFS
Tor sale hy w r. Russell.
Mllltluy July I, lSll.