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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-27

giS About three weeks since, solitary
traveller" in single carrigc, might have
been seen passing one oil the many hills il
Sicckbridge.-The horse which he drove
was metllesome, high srirhed animal
and on sudden, shyed down bank, and
pitched the rider out Of the vehicle, injur.
ing his I'm, hip and leg 10 such al ex,cn
that he has no, yet recovered. The unlor
tnnate man turned out 10 be Mr.G p. II
James, the novelisl.-.Springfeld RepuJli
Cnn.
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"SrRITs DrsGuIsED"-Liquors in large
quantities are still sent TO the State of Main
but the ardent is so well disguised that it de-
iies even the lynx eyes Of the Committee oil
Vigilance. We know of one house in thi:
city where q quantity of Ozark Oirad'
(brandy) was pumped into a ten gallon keg
the key then packed with shavens in =
-four barrel-the barrel headed up, and
marked glass this side up with care /
went thorush safely, snd was duly dcvoured
-Bost. Times.
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ASrI-ToBAcCo.-A temperance paper
extending its views into the RECON oftobacco o.
exclaims:
- Wat splendid figure the apostle Paul
would have made, had he gone nj olt to p O.
claim The sublime truth of Christianity with
quid Of tobacco and long nine in his
mouth"
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10 To be sold, thrashing machine, in 'od
working order. has birch, cane, and strap
barrels. Warranted to lick school Of fifty
hoys in twenty minutes, distinguishing iheir
offences into literary moral, and imperiin' Mt
Only parted with, because the swncr has fog
ged all his school away, and his sons are Toe
big to be beat. Apply at The College Of Pre-
ccptors.-Adds
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-27

60 Dean Swift says, No wise man ever
married but for fool, think it the most
ambrosiai Of all possible enjoymenI.' I'M
happy married men were Dante, Milton,
Dryden, Shakespeare and Byron. Men Of
genius who lived bachelors ST Paul, New
ton, Gassendi. Calico, Descarles, Bayle
Locke. Liebutz Hume, Goldsmith, and Bsh.
op Butler. r..
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THE THOROUGH BRED
MORGAN HOR SEE

owned by L NJ. WHEELER, will he eight
years old Nov. 10Th s5l, was sired by the eel
ebraied Gifiold Morgan (whose pedigree is
very well known throughout this and the ad-
Joining Staes,) and the sire of his dam was by
the Sherman Morgan, thereby concentrating in
him more of the pure Morgan Jiood than is in
any horse in western Vermont His color is a
beautiful dapplc chestnut, is fifteen hands high,
and weighs IN ordinary flesh l025lbs: and his
figure is surprisingly beautiful. lie has grent
nerve and action aud his style Of motion is
very much admired. lie trois II mile in 3m
los. or ! ) miles an hour. Those wishing to
patronize this invaluable breed of Horses, can
be assured that this Horse possesses as much
if not more of the Morgan blood than
amy horse in the country. lie will be found
the coming season Mt the stable of the owner.
Good pasture provided at IS. per week.
TERMS: Si,O0; $500; $500.
All accidents and escapes at the risk Of the
owner +. NJ. WHEELER
New Haven. MAY |, 1851. 3:2m
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Punch, in discourse on quackery, paro
dies the line in Macbeth about =" Birnam
Wood coming 10 Dunsmane, in a very face,
tlous manner. Thus
IF ia mum 'could but come TO Drwy Lane,
he would, by force Of his quackery, make thai
pay him which has paid no one else during
the last quarter Of a century
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-27

50 A wag says tina, in jOurneying laIo',
b: was put into an omnibus with a dozen
p'rsons Of whom no did not know single
on'. Turning corner shortly after, how
ever, the omnibus was upset. And then,
Aid he, found Them ali out"
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Rca0p 1flA0r CIotl)irp,
BLACK LION.

i'HlS truly celebrated NJ beautiful Horse
will bs At the Sthl, II he subscriber in
Bsil-og fveiy day in the week exccp' Friday
ni ; furlav, on which vs. he viii be ar tho
Stable Of II MOORE, in Miidlcbury, where
he may be inspected oy those who wish to i'm
prove their stock Of horses. This Horse was
by the celebrated Back Hawk AND hi, Gam
ry Liberty" year, OLD le hands high, and
weighs les lbs Gil 'SrER PRATT.
Brdpor, May l, 1851 a-am
n. B.-Ihere is a rel 1T broad that the
above horse has been sold lut that is not the
fact. lie will stand as advertised.
SlBLEY & DUNTONS, d. j AIErd's,
> Wins'ed Manufacturing Cos. Grass and
Grain SCYTllES, with or without war
rant,l Scythe Snalh's and Stones, Drag and
Hand Rakcs, for sale by
Jnly Q, 1851, Z. BECKWITH
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Notice 4!

The subscriber informs the public that he
has re.pnrhascd the stock of GOODS in the
old Drug Store, formerly occupied by him
Large additions have been made to the stock
The Cash System will he adopted, and persons
dealing at the old Drug Store may be sure OF
the best articlc-at reduce prices, and put up
by experienced and careful hands.
n. b. The notes and accounts of + B
Whcclock, can be settled with the subscriber
If application is made at the store previous to
The fifteenth of May after that time, they will
be put without exception, into the hands of an
attorney for collection. W. r. Russell.
MAY LIST, 1851. /
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CAB ] EFT
CAB JET
w R 5R 6
/ FEW RODS EAST OF THE VERMONT HOTEL
w. R. NICHOLS.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
Middlcbnry and vicinity that he continues the
CABINET business at the old stand formerly &C.
cupied by his Father, and has now on hand a
general assortment of CABINET WARE. such
as Bureaus Tables OF different patterns; splen.
did pattern Of Centre Tables; Bedsteads and
Wash Stands all of which will be sold very
low for Cash, Ready Pay, or Approved Credit
Having at his command the best Of work
men he feels sure that he can manufacture. at
short notice, any article in his line of business
in an elegant style.
COFFINS of all sizes on hand, and made to
order on short notice.
Most kinds of Lumber used IN his shop Ia.
ken in payment for furniture at fair prices.
Those who wish TO 90 to housekeeping will
do we'll to call and examine prices and styles
Middlebury, April %, 1850. 52;tf
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ELGIN
SPRIN G H0U S E

TNHE ELGIN SPRING HOUSE is now
l. open for the reception of visitors The
Proprietor, having added several well finished
rooms, and made other Improvements IN his
premises. feels confident that he can give en-.
tire satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their patronage. The medicinal qualities OF
these Springs arc equal to any in the world.
and arc highly recommended by the best phys.
cnns in the country, to whom reference may
be had, viz: Drs. Bradford and Maxfie!d OF
Nergennes Drs Allen and Russell of Middle.
bury Drs Cram and Converse Of Ferrisbureh:
DIR. llenebnrg Of Burlington; Dr. Horton OF
Colchester; aud Drs Warner and Hazleton Of
New Haven. The Proprietor will run a Car.
rage to the Depot at Vcrgcnncs in connection
with the Cars, for the accommodation of visi.
tiers and boardcrs. All orders for water prompt.
" executed aa'l forwarded by the Boats and
Cars to any part Of tho country.
Post Office Address, Nergenn,s Vt.
S. ALLEN, PRorRIEroR.
Elgin Springs Pdnton,
May 10, 1851. eff
n. B.-'rhe water from the above Spring is
forwarded by Mr. Allen, TO l.. W. CLARK, of
this village, who keeps supply constantly on
hand, which will be furnished to those who
wish TO test its virtues, at reasonable charge.
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Is YOUR HEALTH INSURED
NOW Is THE TIME :

NOW Is THE TIME
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS
! MUTUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of Worcester Mass offer to insure YOU
Health against sickness or accident, on as
reasonable terms as can be asked for. One ad-
vantage 10 the Insured by this Association is
that they are not liable 10 the imposi,ions OF
Travelling Agents. The business Of the AS
ISOLATION is all done by Local AGENTs. BE
assured this is none OF the Washington County
Humbugs. BY calling 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.
VIM, S. LANE, AGENT.
Mddleburv June 3, ISL ely.
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Houses and Lots for Sale at a
Bargain.

The large two Story Brick Mansion House
INST North of Horatio Seymours. in the Village
of Middlebury, with good Garden spot and
Barn asd Wood Shed attached
Also, the large two story White Mansion
House on Weybrdge Street. next north Of
Halls corner, with good new Barn aud Wood
House attached
Also $500 acres of Wild Lands lying prin
cipally in Granville, Addison County,-a larg
norton OF the above well covered with timber,
and many good lots for settling,
The above property belongs TO person re-
siding in the City Of New York and will be
sold low and on easy terms Of payment
Inquire OF the subscribers.
BARBER s BUSHNELL.
Middlebury, May 2s, 1850.
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Indian Roots and Rarl,s.

which other medicine Possesses These the
tain Purifiers Of HE Blood that were ever known to
either Indian cihc man and thcfe being compounded with
the tfy0n4D-c3Hcfnifdfcd Irtrucfs Of
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ZEE HR va va E~'@@
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER


:
It is put up in QIIART HOTTIES, Of The
p0mer and medical efccV when in small hotties.
Zach Large bottle contains ssiXTY-FOUR DOSES,
and the medicutous strongly Concentrated
that only Ono Tablespoonful h required AZ Dorc-thrcc
times q dav--hus one hottie lasts Twcuty-One DAYS,
which is much longer than bottle Of any other medicine
lasts because there IL required OF this less quantity
n dose.
The great Superiority Of this blood Purifier all
other medicines, consists in great measure in lis pos
scssing part Of It's compound tlc powerfi Medical
Virtues Of some scarce and Hare
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-27
GARDEN SEEDS.

A Urge assortment of fresh Garden Seeds
Tor sale at the Masonic Hall Store. hy
April 9. u. BECKWITH & co.
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Scrofula, Fever-Sores,

eosii Read Trypeias Salt Rienm. Heus1iiir. Swisi.
Errrfions, PisipleI on The FACE. Iivcr-Cumplnints,
Piles Insibrgl Caacrops Ulcers, Costigrnc-s, Sore
Eves Dyspepsia, Pans in Me Side Hreas, bones dnS
Joints and AT OTHER lMruRG Bloom DISEASES, our
PIMPHLETS aud Hlndbiis-eyery Agent has them to
give away.
Sold by w. Z. Russell, Mildehury. "
S. Brown. Addison L. f. benson. Whiting
Wcybridge, a. Z Roscoe, New Haven llo
comb & Fay. Stark sboro: } ID. Ncclham Bris
toll, G.. w. Weeks North Ferris ureh w. G.
Sprague. Ncrgcnncs r. c. Smith Monktou
s'r All orders must be addressed to WAL
LACE & co 904 Broadway, New York.
February, 1851. 4l-cow
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Sarsaparilla, yellow Dock,
AND sAssAFRAs BARKs,

make this Vegetable Extract, not only the grenisii
Blood Purifier, hut also cheaper medicine ny
great odds than any Other. J. s cheaper. because The
gndn2v Of that may be bought for One Dollar will last
much LONGER. and VIII cure Ten TimRs moro Blood
disease, than one Iolars worth Of any other medess.
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CARPENTER g. HOLTON,

q y
All 49,. sssz'7 They have filled up ihcir
shop with large assortment of Watches, Jew
elry, Clocks, and fancy articles, consisting in
part a follows:
Gold and Silver Watches, Brass a1d Wood
Clocks-with or without alarms, Gold Vest and
Guard Chains, Gold KEYS and Rings Of ever,
style, Silver Spcctacles aud Tooth picks.
RIcH JKwELRy, Gold Rings aud Breast Pins,
for Ladies' and Gents wear, Of all kinds, Gold
belt Slides aud Ear Hoops good assortment
BRUsHEs An extensive assortment of Hair
Clothes, Hat, Nail, Tooth and Comb Brushes Of
various st,lc les.
PERfUMERy and Fancy Soaps, all kinds
FAScY GOODS. Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes,
Porte Monies, Court Plaster, lndelible Ink, Kew
Rings, Purse, Wallets, Silver, Pearl, Shell Vel.
vet, aud Enamelcd Card Cases, Thermometers
Razors and Razor Strops, Scissors, Shears : teel
Keys and Chains. silk Guards, Specacles aud
Cases, Goggles, Chess and Checker Men, Gam
mon Boards, Canes, Fans-a choice assortment.
SILVER WARE.-Silvcr Tea, Table, Dessert
and salt Spoons, Pencils Thimblus, Sc, &c
NJ WATCH REPAIRING and other Jobs
done at short notice and AT low prices.
We have removed our shop 10 lis present locai-
~ so that the public might have easy access to it,
and hope by close attention TO business, and
the faithful manner in which it will be performed
to merit n share Of public patronage. Ono orthe
other of the subscribers will be in constanad
ance at the shop a all hours OF the day.
c. III. CARPENTER,
SIMEON HOLTON
Middlebury, August G, 1850. Is
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CAUTION.
To avoid IMPOSITION il will be necessary to
co that
Dr. James II. ChiIton'- &c iidcnie
S well as the SIGNATURE of Dr. ). p.
townsend, Is ON the outside wrapper OF Sach
otlle.
Sold by all the Principal Druggists throughout
he city and country
PRoPRlETORS' OFFICE.
81 Nassau Street.
In the hadiag formerly occupied by the South BsPhs.
Church. New York.
w. P. Russell, AGENT Middlebury
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DlNEASE ENIEhNlNAlUR.
.
EAPEksENCE ~ titc fiisi> Oh ;tfi
Ia Rca. kn0Nicd.e.-Tn SEE and 10
FEEL is 10 KNOW, and That "llch Is seen
and known must not be cnntiad.cied When
C.il; ,,,,,,,c,1 ,L, l,,,,r,. ~ u,,, ,l,,,.,,.
. M. -, !, =, =
lne Ailstotellas shu, ms L avn ''ss'D'e pdl-
llleo replied Look through my telescope, and be-
hold" The philosophers reinined We will not
III ls, 49,, ,bo,lj s., ,t.,,, 'rbera .r , e..
'''N ''' "" ~ "a -, ~
people h0~-3-d4ys 81 slly tlat Vley VIII h"t look
at facts lest some prejudice should be disturbed.
These nersous are however not numerous and
1t ,,,,;l;,,, ;,;n,.s ,ol,1,, Ian, tb,ns,i,.s Tba
49, :, IS n ~ II, :. - !,
o. "
tract Oh Saisulitlla iss'a " ~ "u' c.S"i 'AVeti-
ence alone. without TINS solid iuuldnhpn, ltneNer
could have attained the widespread popularity
,,l IL a., ,,rc.,,, i,,. Ito ,oi,, al mod c;r,l
N. - y 80 - IT, - -,
elhcacy oeih5 mus "Sh"ls''a''u iN NE sA Petiehoe
OF thousands, it is only necessary 10 say that science
sanctions and verilies the verdict
DR. JAMES X. Chiffon,
p II +, . r IL Lib, ,.,,,. -,
ihfsiClNN u"u NhtN,sl u INC '',s''' '"i,n' '"
perntends The compromising oil tlils Satsaparllla.
Dr. S. p. Townsend's Sursaparilll has proved to
Tho sotisG,ctinn nr thnusar1s IN bs the GnrAr
- - a., n, ',, nj r,.,,,v Srp,yo,,,
4
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MILLINERS

VIII find il for their interest to call and ex
anime our stock Of BONNET RIBBONS,
which we are prepared to offer at wholesale
prices. 4. BECkWITH & co.
Masonic Hall Store June ID.
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Strayed.

OLARIONET REEDS, Violins and Bow
Y Also Bass Viol and Violin Strings Peg
Tia Pieces aud Finger Boards for sale by
May 2s. f. - MA ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-08
The De, Mo;n.. Improvement.


The keokuk Dispatch ot the Esd uli., con-
tains an interesting letter from the Comms-
,ioner, Gen. " F. Van Antworp, who is in
" asLngton on business connected with the
Improvement. 1t il the intention no doubt Of
the Commissioner, Notwithstanding the opinion
Of Attorney General Crittende", upon exParia
estimony and the political decision OF Secre
,.ry Stewart, to put forth every possible exer-
ton to have the subject reconsidered and justice
awarded to the people of the Des Moines.--
And if in these times Of Presidential and Cabi-
net rotating, he can manage to hold them long
enough in Washington, when they again reach
there, to fairly investigate the subject, they can
not with any propriety longer refuse justice TO
the people of the Drs MONIES.
The demand of the State, is one which it is
believed by many Of the first lawyers OF the
country, among whom are Mr.. X. J. Walker,
r. johnson and ID. Webster, would be sustained
if taken To the Supreme Court Of the United
States, aud that is where TIE matter inustevent.
ually be settled, providing Secretary Stewart
will not reverse his decision.
We however have but little faith in any IA
because its members have no time to give the sub
lect candid and impartial investigation; andlast
because wing administrations are eternally OPP
posed to any thing like liberal policy towards
new States, especially when they happen, as
in this instance, to be strongly democratic.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-08
Still wisa and Consecutive think.

All the signs which can be deciphered indi-
cate pretty clearly that the dstracting PROPOSE
ton of the Herald at Dubuque, to abandon the
Dubuque and Keokuk railroad, will either be
kept out Of the approaching Convention, or will,
if presented, encounter overwhelming discom-
future True, we have observed some things in
the upper country, that were rather equivocal
proceeding from sources entitled to considera.
ton; but we have, as yet, faith to believe that
the manifest interests and the character of the
State will be maintained by an adherence to oul
present well-considered action upon the subject
Capital Reporter.
We would like to know, before we fall il
with the opinions of the Reporter, whether tina
0ae share which was subscribed for the Du-
buoue and Keokuh Railroad, has been with
drawn
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-08

Senator Douglas, in his Rochester address,
has much to say about wool growing and It's
profits to the farmer, and when in Congress he
always votes to break down the WOODEN tacto-
ries What consistency Detroit Tribune.
How so, when it is a recorded truth, that he
voted for the Compromise which was adopted
as necessary scheme Of protection to the wool
growers of the South. We do not believe that
Senator Douglas is opposed TO the proper culture
of wool in any sense, and we doub. whether the
Tribune is in. possession 81 spy Information
which will establish the contrary T
Obserye what follows from the same paper;
Senator Douglas agricultural speech at
Rochester. was intended for the Southern mar
ket for votes for himself for President. 1t is
..free trade and cotton,' and ''cotton and free
trade and nobody is ct much consequence,
unless they raise cotton with slave labor.
In ono column he is announced as commend
ing the culture and profits of wool, and in the
next conde mned for his friendship to the slave
cotton trade and his opposition to the wool grow
ing in the North. Beautiful consistency
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-08

An ASTRONOMICAL OBsERyaToRy.-An OBJ
servatorv is to be erected near Van Vert st. in
the north part of Albany, on a spot of high table
land, which is to be connected with the Aiban Y
University, and be under the charge of Prof
Mitchell, the celebrated astronomer. TIL rough
the liberaity of Mrs. Chas. E. Dudley, who
gives $4,000 for the purpose, and Stephen Van
Rensselaer,, who gives the land, the institution
is enabled to erect the structure.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-08

PRor. J. F. SANFoRp.-Our distinguished
fellow citizen, DR.. Sanford, has been appointed
an Associate member ofthe COMMITTEE OF INC
American Medical Association, ION Inc Epi,
demic Diseases of Missouri, Illinois, Iowa and
Wisconsin"
The States of Iowa and Wisconsin are assign
Cd 10 prof $ as his field of inquiry, and the
PHYSICIANS of those States are earnestly solicit
ed To forward reports on the various epldenacs
which have prevailed in their respective regions
since January LIST, ls45. Address,. San'
t,rd, KcoAuk, Iowa. --Vauey Hhts
W.scon sin papcTs r'ens. --..:c-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-08
What glorious opportunity for SPOT.

MELANCHOLY AccIDEST.-On Monday last,
fearful accident occurred In our city, which
il is apprehe nded will result IN death. An in
lerestlpg girl about nine years old, the daugh-
Ter of our townsnan William Hansbrough,
while engaged in drawing bucket Of water,
fell headlong into the well. She was endeav-
oring to draw the bucket TO the platform of the
curb whea it accidentally drew her into the we'll
and she was precipitated to the bottom, some
thirty feet, horribly lacerating her body agains,
the wall of the well We understand tina: her
wounds are so serious, that her life is despaired
of. We sincerely sympathize with the parents
in this affective spensation.-BeHesiHe Ad-
UOcafe.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-08

New PApER.-A new paper has come to US
This week STYLED the "Minnesotian, published
at ST. Paul by J. &. Terry and edited by, we
do not know who The paper is of respectable
size and appearance, but judging from the num-
Der be fore US severly, and somewhat Extensively
whip in sentiment. We trust hereafter its
strietures upon the Democracy OF Minnesota,
WIZ DC mere mild and RATIONAL Arguments,
suoihil'ea IN ihe spirit of mldness aud candor,
gene'aiiy tel better upon intelligent public
iliAd, than severity aad critninalpn
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-08

HAL.Lo-o there! Friend Merritt Of the Du
buque Express, now is the time for that excur
sion. Within few miles Of St. Paul we can
find plenty of bears, deer, wild ducks and geese,
and small game, with the best fishing you ever
enjoyed Just give wink to Sweeney of the
Galena Jeiiersonan, and he will doubt ac-
company you to the land of promise. Come
quickly .-.ManeSota Democrat.
A very kind and complimentary invitation
friend Sweeney. How does it strike You =
Wlll health, business and nerve. per'nit' IS
lock. stock and barrel all right, SO that il, we
should conclude to so, friend Robinson will not
distance u: in bear, deer or fish hunt; If he
.sas expert in directing missiles in the field, as
be is in the sanctum, we imagine there is little
glory in store for Us in that region. Bat what
say you t, a trial. Come, g aeake up old Dem