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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-20

A meeting Of the citizens of Middlr>
bury, together with the Committee Of Ar.
/>ranecmcnis, previously appointed for toe
State Fair, was held at the Town Room, on
the Nth inst. The meeting was organized
b, the apuointmcnt of Edward ID. Bafbr
ESD Chairman, and E. Il. Wrigh'. Sccre.
tdrv.
Upon the subjects pertaining to the ar
ranrrmonrs for aaid Fair. statements were
made nv Nes-rs. p. Bluell. S w Jcwcit.
J. \ Brckwi,h, Daniel Kimball, Jr., and
others.
On motion Of J. A. Beckwiih, Esq n
Committee was raised to nominate - Cons
mittee Of ci,izens 10 act in concert with the
Committee of Arrangements for the State
Fair. That Committee reported the name OF
]. A. Brrkwilh, Daniel Kiuha'l, j..
j NJ. Sladc, ID. BARRIER,
p. Batell, Saul $. Phelps,
ID. S. Church, Ausln johnson,
James Meacham, Charles Linsley,
VIM. Nash
which report was accepted and adopted by
The meeting.
Or motion Of T Ba;tel, Esq, commit
tee was appointed to confer with the Mama
gers Of We Addison County Agricultural
Society," and MAKE arrangements with them,
if practicable, to have both the State and
County Fairs held on the 10th and llth of
September next: and Mrssrs. Joseph War
ner, lyman p White, David S. Church.
and CYRUS Porter were appointed that com
mittoc.-On motion. by j. Warner, ESQ,
il was roted. tnai the publishers of the Reg
later. Pos, anil Ncrmonrer m requested to
publish the proceeding. Of this meeting
Afcr which, on moiicn, the meeting AL
ioutncl Nil Saturday evening. the 23l inst,
at C o'clock.
L y BARBER, Chm.
F. r WEIGur Src'y. =
Mdlleburv, Aug. Is ls5l. II
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TnREE DAYS LATE FROM EUROPE
The steamer LETT Liverpool on Wednesday,
tho 9Th, and arrived in New York on Satur-
day morning last. She brings 1873 passen-
gers 400 tons Of frcight,news Of an advance
in the price of Cotton, and the gratifying
intelligence that the gallant kossuth is 10 be
released on the Is; of September.
The passage of the Baltic wac made in .
DAYS and 10 1-2 hours, from dork 10 dock
the shortest on record. Amongst the
passengers was MIR. Horace Greeley, Of the
Tribune.
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Notice

Is hereby given that an application will
be made, by petition or Otherwise. 10 the
General Assembly Of the State of Vern,out
at the next session thereof, for ih. establish
ment Of II Railroad Corporation. for The nnr.
pose of building Railroad from some po;n,
most convenient, at or near the Junction ol
the Vrfnont aud Canada Rnrond. with the
Vermont Central A. Essex, and thence son,h
erly. on the most feasible route, to some poin,
or points west of the East line oi The town Of
Chslleton. most convenient for making n
connection with the Railroad leading iron,
Whitehall and Ruiland. Signed nv
rHAS. w BRADBURY,
w. L. PARKER,
w. r. BIXBY.
SAM'L MORGAN,
G. III. SMITH,
G. O. STEVENS,
HOSEA WILLARD.
SCION BURROUGHS,
c. T STEVENS.
GEORGE PARKER,
w. II WHITE,
JOHN 4 ROBERTS.
C. STRONG,
V. LAWRENCE,
+. W BLAISDELL. 5r,
G. w GRANpEY.
August IL, 1881. i7sw
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DFscRIrTioS --Fieurc J. is the churn box,
and Figure ,, an end view 81 the lasher.
First, Churning. The cream ia prepared the
same AZ for any other churn. The proper TEN.
beraure tro,n 60 to s. degrees1 is easily indica-
ted by inserting the bulb of a comn'du i'icimom-
cicr. III cdrring, the or INK is turned IN The di-
rcriioh Of the upper arrow, in 7 ig 2. Such is
lie arrangement of the dasher. that the cream is
first sent ON the outside OF the churn toNards
tic centre, BY the stationary floats. marked
in Fig. 2. It is met by the movable floats Z,
and scnl from the centre towards the outfide a,
gain, thus constantly keeping up one of tile 'iost
rflcctha movements ever disco, efcd, ibr thDrUhgh
~ break ing the cream. and producing the bhtici
- The shortest possible time. Every one ~ho
has tried it, says that II turns easier in churning
than anS cliurn they ever used.
Second Gathering the Hutter. This Is
easily done, by turning the crank half way rouni
and back agaiui aud by repeating ills niolion s
| few times, the butter is gathered AZ the boli"nl o
| the cnurn between the two arms Of the dashcr
| The bu,tcrmilk can then he conveniently drawn
| on
Third, Working The Butter. This is done
| ,y merely reversing the motion OF the crank, oi
! turning tie ,lasher in tie direction indicated by
he lower arrow. II will be seen that the nova
bic nnais, q G, will close, presenting on the out
side Of the daslet, snivotf; consex suiace
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TO PRE- EMPrIoN CLAIM WI s, AND 10 LtsS
ELS, OCcrPtNrS, AND PERMTrEEs of
MINERAL LANDS

TO PRE EMPTfON CLAIM s, AMI 10 LtsS.
ELS, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTTEEs of
MINERAL. LANDS
Every person untitled 10 the hight of pie.emp-
ton to any nj the lands above mentioned is re.
d'ired 10 establish the same 10 The Sa,iSiactio
VI The Register and Receiver a. SAUL Sic. Ma
RE, and make payment therefor, as soon as
practicable after seeing This notice, and before
the dav appointed Tor the commencement OF
The public sale Of the LANDS embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be for
leiied.
And every person h wing the right, unIer
the act entitled an act to establish land Of.
fce in the northern part of Michigan, and TO
provide for the sale Of the mineral lands in The
Stale Of Michigan" approved Isl March, 1877,
as lcSseeS, occupants, or nermitleeS, To enter.
to The extent of their leases or permits, any Of
the lands above mentioned, and who are emit
lied, under the act entitled "an act 10 reduce
the minimum price the mineral lands in the
Lake Superior district. Michigan, and the
Chippewa district, in Wisconsin, approved
Goth September, 1850, "to enter The land COW
cred by their leases, occupancy, and permits
respectively" al the minimum price Of 81 81
per acre or, if covering more than one full
section, entitled, on the surrender oC such
lease or permit at the proper land Office Ia
| purchase II he shall elect 10 do 50. one full
section, al the rate OF - so per acre is reqnir-
| cd to establish the same 10 the satisfaction ii
the Register and Receiver al Sauli Ste. Marie
and mike payment herelor as soon a> pracli
cable after seeing this notice, and before III,
| d v appointed for The commencement of tn,
puhlic sale Of the lands embracing the trac
claimed; Otherwise such lain will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIGLD
Conm.siensr OF the General Lend Office.
l6-l2w
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STATE OF E.RMONT. I The Hon.

STATE OF YER MONT. ! The Hon.
District OF New Haven, he Prob te
Court Tor the District Of New Haven To
al persons Interested in the estate OF J1ns
HALL. late Of Bristol, in said District. de-
ceased, lntcslaic, GREETING;
Whereas, Scion SUMNER, aLminstratc
u( The Estate Of the saii deceased, 'iarh bro
scented 10 said Court his petition in wiring,
setting forth that it would be beneficial 10
The heirs and those intcrts'ol 10 the said
Estate, by reason OF most Of them rrsdiny
Out Of this State, that the whole oil The
real Estate Of the sal deceased should be
sold, Iexccpl The widows dover, ! incluT-
ing The rever.on OF said dover, and the AZ.
miuislrator having obtained the consent and
appreciation, in writing, Of all the heirs re-
siding in this State II is ordered, by said
Couri''hal all pcrsoos interested be notified
10 appear At session u said Court to ba
held at Bristol, in said disirict. on tie frs,
Mondayo CT September, 1851, 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. at the Office OF the Judge of he raid
IuIr', aSd show causc,i any they may Rave.
WHY license should not he craa,td MS al6rs.
saiG-for which plrposc il il further ordered
that q copy ol the record Of this order ne
published three weeks successfully in the
Mililel MY fegister-a newspal er printed
At Middlebury in this State-nll oil which
publications shall lie previous to the said
lime al pointed for said heaiing.
HARVEY MussILL, Judge.
true copy of record.
l5:3w Arrest II. Mu1sill. Judge.
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B I c. r II ~ T.
AND CAMP MEETING.

Thee will he an Advent Tent Meeting in
New Haven, (Nt) about half mile west Of
J.. w Stow, Ian, near the Rail Roa com
mcncing August ~ t. nj continue n week or
longer Elders J. V Hines, of Boston and J..
T.. Jones Of New York with others are eXpcc-
tc d t0attcnd. The following among others
will he subjects OF especial attention The
Kingdom Of God; The Millennium, rot ten
pora, but eternal; The Political world-its
prcscu, aspect considered in the light Of Prorh.
ccy; The present dispensaton-is end near,
and the needed preparation for the event
Those coming via Railroad, can bc lcf, near
the Ground. Fare charged but one way.
l6-3w
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nIIss,s oMpouNp COP LIvEn on. CANDY

DiLsss OMPoUND COD LIVER OIL CANDY.
AS security against the numerous limitations or this
invaluable cuiaive Of CnuEs Gods &c. the prof rie
tor has procured AMI elc CANT wrap9er the csisn
If which represents feet Fnied in the Grand Rack
ID fisheries and the Ill toi ofe Siractin the OIL from
til" vers Of HE fgi Zach wrapper al.o bears tho fac
.imil, Of the signature OF tho ptoprie This Candy
have known 10 be- cd with n.tpn.hn, result by
great number Of persons, and it is Article that
recommend It'll great confidence ia its medicinal viz.
For sale by B. X. Bliss, Druggist, Spring
field. Mass. Price 25 cents per package.
A'so bv SIpSEY MonDY, Middlebnry !;
F. Huntington, Vergennes, l.. Daniels,
Rutland. l7:lw
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT on LAKE ONIAR'
1o.-Nincfeen Lires Lost Ham'I'on Can
ada West, Aug. 10. YESTERDAY morning a
party of 80 started in yacht for pe-"lc,
at the foot of Long Island. On their ,e'nrn'
the yacht was capsizcd in a squall, and nine
teen persons were drowned.
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4fli00leburp Ata0rnlp.

The Trustees have the plea sure of announ.
cling that they have procured
M R. THOMAS S. PEARSON,
an experienced Teacher, and now graduating nj
Middlchury College, to take the Superinicn.
doncc Of The Addison County Grammar School,
MS P,ccePtor'~ The first quarter will commence
on MONDAY. the 25lh lust Terms as usual
l6;3w T. A. MERRILL Register.
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NrpDLETowN, Aug. lG-Dr. Stephen
DIN President of the Wesleyan UNIVERSITY
Middletwon, Conn, who has been Ill Tor
some time, died this morning.
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y ~ q IL 2 G y. 81
II A r w AR e
LADIES' SCHOOL.

The Fall Term of the School for Young
Ladies and Misses, ~ The Chapel of the Old
Academy will commence on WEDNESDAY
August 27th, 1851, aud continue eleven week,
and n half OZIAS SEYMOUR.
Mildlcbury, August ~, 1851. 1913
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INSURANCE NOTICE.-The Members
loi the VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE In.
surance COMPANY are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made ty the
Directors, on all notes in force on the DAYS fol.
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III kcts.

BRIGHToN, Aug. II,
AZ Market 1000 Beef Ca,,lo 10 mr.. Work
ing Oxen, as Cows and CalVes. 5000 Sheen
and Lambs, and $50 Swine.
PRicEs-Beef Catlie-Exua Sc, 25;lst quail
ity SO ID do 1913 3ddo $50
WoRKING OxES--Dnll at SIS 90 10 100.
Cows AND CALVES S2i. -, 2F, SO a az
SHEEP ANN LAMRs-sl so, LIS, 2sa35o
SwiNE-5ci retail a 6 ZEE; fat Hogs Sc.
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Dic0,

In Bunkcrhill, Ingham Co, Michigan, ANN,
wife of CHARLES STIcKSEr, aged - years
late Of Cornwall, VT. n
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REV. E. S. BARRETT'S
PRIVATE SCHOOL
Z Z I c Z S I { r

ICESTER.
THE FALL TERM of this School will
l. commence on WEDNESDAY,, SEP.
TEMPER Sd, and continue eleven weeks.
II UT ION:
Common branches. .............S3 90.
Languages, &c,..................3 so.
MUSIC. '.......ss ...............S 90.
Use OF Instrument. ...............2 90.
Drawing. .,...... teXtra,) ........2 90.
A new and superior Instrument has been
purchased, and the services of young gentle
man of rare musical talent, have been secured.
A limited number of Boardcrs will be adj.
m'Iied into the famlly, AT the former prices.
Leicester, August 18th, 1851.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remember
District Of New Haven, IS. I ed that at a Pro
bate Court, held ~ Bristol, within aud l's
said district, on the 10Th dag Of J, ", 1851
An instrument. purrorling to he the llst
will and testament of
ASA RATIlDUN,
late Of Bristol in said district, deceased.
bcing presented TO the Court here by the
executor therein named, for proba c j, is
ordered by -aid Cuuri, that all persons
concerned therein he uciiGcd 20 alrear n :.
a scssinn Of said Court 10 he held At the nj.
fee OF The Judge Of SAID Court in Bristol,
Aforesaid. on the fourth Monday Of Sut-
temher, 1851, nj 10 O'Clock. A. NJ nnf
show cause il airy they may have, NJ aims i
the probate Of said will; Tor which tur>
pose it il llirhcr ordered, that copy OF tho
Record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Middlcbut.
Register newspaper printed ut Middle
bury in This Siaie--n' which publication
shall be previous TO the sail Tins appoint
cd for said hearing.
HARVEY MUSsrr., Judge.
a true copy Of record,
l7:3w ii. MUNsILL, Judge.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

THE FALL TERM will commence on
l. Wednesday, September Sd, and ccu,iuue
eleven weeks
u X. P,NGBoWS, A. b, Principal. ..
Mr. HENRr i. WOOD, Associate Principal
Miss NJ. T.. PASGBoRS, Pr ccptress
Miss {. W. T,rLiN, Assistant Teacher.
NJ lIENRy ST. GERMAIS, Teacher Of French.
Miss \. NJ. MERRIAM, Teacher Of the Pam.
Prof y J.. PnILLiPs, Vocal
Music and Thorough Das-
Mr.. 4 +. SriiEs, Teacher Of Penmanslii.
The lioard ii Ins.r;;ciioh is now complete
and permanent II is believed that the firili.
ties now afforded in the several Department
are not surpassed, Especial attention given to
ilosc Who design 70 teach.
BoARD, Inclusive Of Room, Fuel, g., 81 p
per week. TrirIoN ms heretofore. Apply for
further INF rmalion to the Principal, or 10
s. MERRIAM, CLERK.
Johns T. August let, 1851. l5-3
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bAvIS'S PATENT sELF-ADtusr1NG CHuRN

The butter IA hrts.td into thin sheet against
the sides aud bottom Of the churn. Iy tuning
the crank forward again, the butte, il gatiicred
together again, and the operation oi working may
be continned for few minutes, till every part
Gle of the buiiermlk may be separated from. the
butter. This is warrhnitd : !
The butter AT this stage can be Thoroughly
washed with culd water, by those Mhn wish. 10
warm weather il eau be washed in ice wafer,
thereby keeping il cool aud US hard rs in win
ter. The washing is, Of courst, dune by the
clnrn. q.
Fourth, Sailing the Butter. Wien the
butter is gathered iogcihrr as above descTibcd,
scatter the requisite quantity Of salt evenly OVER
il, and ly breaking and gathering Inc butter as
abnvc mcniinued. lew times, the salt will be
evenly aud thoroughly liked in.
Fifth, Removing the Butter, and Clean
Ing the Churn. BY moving simple slide that
rests on tl,r crank the da.ier comes ont entire.
leaving the greatest possible convenience for re-
moving the butter. Replacing the dashcr, a
quantity Of water may he poured in, and u few
rotpiods complete the washing of the chun.
Tile sHtscribrr has purchased the exclusive
rights of the paiehtrc for tho counties Of Rutland,
Addison, Chiuenden, Franklin and Grand Isle =.
{ lie has commenced the manufacture aud sale Of
5 this churn.
Any imirngmeu, Of the patent will be p, osccu-
ted.
5 An order. addressed c. w. baldwin, fiddle
( biiry VT. will he promptly attended 10.
/ C. w. BALDWIN.
Midd'ebsltj jnly cslh, 1851. II If.
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N0 Is1g III G9981L
Atd0tmifdl 1nstituiiol1,

THE FALL TERM will commence on Wei.
J. nesday, September Sd. Lectures will be
given on Natural Philos, phs and Chemistry.
Bosld si.25 to sl.37 IL. Books can be OBJ
'Ainci Of the Principal.
j s Spaulding. \. NJ, Principal
C.. {. l}isbee, a. NJ, assistant Prncipdl
Mrs. J 5. Spaulding. PreccPress and
7eacd'r ot pfawhg.
Mr.. w. Il. Parsons, Resistant.
Mis- Ml'' b s' Al, B. i rSi Teachers # French
r 70, 5. !, NJ n ba.,e,' Teacher Of Music.
Miss +. W Barnes, 1tacher If Painting.
Mr.. James L. Lclanl. " Peindnship.
SETH 0AKES, Secretary
bakersfield, August c. isj. Ia
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Machine Shop,
SCREW AND GEER CUTTING OF ALL
KINDS. Machine work sc all kinds done in
the best manner, and at the lowest rates.
= @ U NJ ID r Y

Warc may be found, q large assortment Of
patterns both old and new. Also, CAST
IRON FENCE, various PATTERN maic aud
set up to order.
n. Is. The subscriber would say to the Pub.
lie that he is determined net TO be uSDrRsoLU
by any dealer in this section of country An
examination Of the above stock and prices is
desired
o. JOB WORK dom in = woilmsniik,
malicr, and on short notice.
MiddlehurY, May 2s, ISL off
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SUGARS.-Crushed, Ground and Powdered.
- also Coffee Crushed and Brown, at low
prices, Tor sale by W. r Russell.
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LEONARD DEMING,
MiddleburV, VT,

HAS JUST PUBLISHED Catalogue Of
1.-the Executive, Legislative \ Judiciary Off
cers,and Councils Of Ccnsors of the State ,fIom
l77S 10 1851, all Tie Constitutional Conven.
lions, the Census fihc State by towns at each
time of taking, including $50, since 100, SEN
ators and Members Of Congress from the
State, since 1901, the hrst Town Clerks in most
Of the towns, and the present ones In all that
have served ten years, with other useful tables,
and Biographical notices. II is a pamphlet OF
he large 0ctaso pages, small type, closely
printed aud on good paper In conscqncnc
OF It's bcing Of very little interest to persons GU
Of the State, the edition is small, and, TO some
he price seems large at SO cents, which is as
low as II can be sold at. Bot 1 view 100 paeei
Of facts worth $40 pages Of falsehood, in an,
family. One dollar sent me. (post paid,) viii
get two copies, post paid.
August q, 1851. l5-S3w
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LIBER ATlON.

], Cephas Kemp, having sold ny son
AusliN his time during his minority, vii
claim none Of HE wages. Ur pay any deb's oil
his contracting afIer This date.
CEPHAS KEMP.
Hancock, Aug 18th. 1851 in3w.
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The Extract

of CALLS and CHLOROFORM is a sure
remedy for ioolh-ache, sold by
Aug 5th. II. A. SHELDON.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the
| ITniled States from the 18th Of February
Is,2 Cexcep,ing the routes under which dill
fereni dav OF commencement is specifically to
The 3oth Of June, inclusive, in NJ 'ine, New
Uamnshire. Vermont, Massachusetts, and New
Yotklwill I've received vt the Contract Cihee Of
The posi- Office Department, in The city OF
Warrington until 10 a IN OF the Sth of Decem-
her, Ito be decided by the 18th day of The same
month, J on the routes and in the manner and
time herein specified, viz
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

Mrs Smithers, where's (hic-cup) nv
shavel tensils?'
Your shaving utensils? What do YOU
want of your shaving utensils at this
hour of the night3 Come to BID, you
brute, you're drunk
You lie. my love. I'm not (hic-cup)
drunk, but l want to know what come
(hic-cup) of them saven 'tensls-them
saven 'tensiis what bought yesterda y
morning (hic-cup) of that blue-eyed bon
net what wore the white silk Young
oman. Say, where's them shaven ten.
sis? If you don't speak, Ihic-cupl I'll
take door, my love, and burst the club
in
When we left, Smithers was talking
about the constitution to the key-hole OF
bed room door.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LAND
IN LIBERTY TOWNSHIP. FULTON
COUNTY. INDIANA.

s1E0sfiE County Auditor and Treasurer of said
q County will proceed TO sell Section Six
teen (l6) in Township twenty-nine (29) North
OF Range trhee (3) East, on the
29th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1851.
at the Court House door in the Town of Rocb
ester, between the hours prescribed by law.
The terms OF sale is one fourth of purchase
money paid in hand, and the residue within
twenty five years from the date of the sale,
and also with seven per cent interest TO be paid
annually in advance on the residue
Also at tie same time and place will be sold
part OF Section thirty-Six 1867 in Township
twenty nine 900 Range three 80 East, to make
up tie deficiency in said Section. sixteen (I6)
Town twenty nine (29l Range three (3) East,
SAID Section is laid off in forty and f.ty acre
lots, and is appraised from : ,25 to 1928 per
acre The North part dissection sixteen is we'll
adapted to farming purposes, and that portion
IN Section thrty-Six Is the best quality of land,
and good timber.
JOHN DOUGLASS, A. F. c.
ISAIAH HOOVER, T. r. c.
Rochester, Sept. -, 1851. pr fee 1915 35-it.
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STRANGE ENOUGH
To d. c. MoEEnEAD, VI. ID.

To ID. c. MoEEnEAD, NJ d.
nave disposed of all the Galvanic Belts
WIN me exception OF ttro, and the results have
been most successful, beg Won will send mo .
new supply Immediately. A voung man in =
town adjoining had been cut of health for long
llne, and unable TO do any work at all He
trled ihe'' Res ulars'' until they completely pbvs
lcked his pockets as we'll as his system lie
Then concluded to try Belt, and his parents and
Trends begged him 10 take off the r elt-said if
wonld make hlm worse, &c, but lie kept it on,
ana The next day went 10 haying, and has work
ed hard every day since.
hourS truly, A. !. SMITH.
Bristol, y. II, September 10, 1850,
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.sxS S&S ss SaS,
-J'JSsS@f8 W.
POETS CORNER.
Can't do Without "A PAPER.
soLlLoQuY Ely ONE OF THE PEOPLE. >

SoLlLoQUY BY ONE OF THE PEOPLE"
What! do without paper? No,
I've tried it to my sorrow;
So, TO subsc.ibe for one, I'll go,
Nor wait until tomorrow
Should lovers hang or drown themselves,
Or other foolish caper,
/ never get TO hear of it
do net take the paper.
Why. there's my neighbor. Toby Stout,
He always heres the news,
And having news TO talk about,
He never gets the blues"
While others yawn in ennui,
His mind is light as vapor;
The cause is plain to half an eye
He always takes the parerl
While neighbor Stout hears all the news,
And knows each current price,
And always minds the P's and as
BY taking good advice,
cannot tell the price of grain,
Or poultry, coffee, tape. or
Any kind of merchandise
Because take no paper!
Though | have studies which require
Much time and mental labor.
Yet ! can spare little time
As well as Stout, my neighbor;
Though time be precious, | can use
A longer midnight taper,
And thus fl nd time 10 'read the news
Therefore, I'll take paper
But now which one shall select.
So many greet my vision?
One stubborn fact which | detect
Shall influence my decision:
The freeSt paper and the best
is filled with NEWS and RHYMES.
And when bring il to a test,
] think Ill take the "PrLor.,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
LapOrte Book Bindery.

II ME subscriber takes this method of inform
Il ing the citizens of Plymouth, and sur
rounding country that he is prepared to do ev-
cry description OF work at moderate prices. H.
B. PERSHING, Agent for Plymouth, TO whom
may be entrusted all orders for me.
JAMES MERCURY.
Laporte, Sept 5, 1S5l-33-ly