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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-26

FLiGHT or FANcY.-We were a good
deal Interested recently by Il speech ad-
dressed by lawyer 10 the jury. Ho re-
marked
81 do not ask you, gentlemen of the
jury, to 90 back with me through the
long vista Of by gone centuries and re-
examine the explorations and resources
ofthe sciences; | donot ask you to go with
the Astronomer inroth starry armament.
to the orbit Of the newly discovered planet
Neptune No gentlemen of the jury,
only ask you To start with me from the
county jail. and travel two miles and
half from Pittsburgh =
We don't know whether the Jury went
or not.
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when, gentlemen of the jury-whcn,
when, when, gentlemen Of the jury !
Here Bruce made a spring, and catch
ing Barnahy by the bosom of the shirt
tore it open, displaying his red flannel
when Mr.. Rarnaby himself wears Il
red flannel coat concealed under IA blue
ono 2 The effect wns eleclrical; Bar
naby was beat at his own game, and
Bruce gained his cause. Nee Orleans
PicavuRc.
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EIoPEMENT AND ARREsT.-On Sa'ur-
lay morning. a man by the name Of Day,
ind woman accompanying him and said to
be another mans wife. were arrested in this
place and returned to Massachusetts. They
came here the evening previous over the
A.hnclot road, and took lodgings at one OF
he public houses as husband and wife, in
tending to have pursued their journey North
ccly on Saturday bnt just as they were
stepping aboard the Cheshire cars for that
purpose the Ashuelot came in with The olIi-
GERS who were in pursuit, and who made tho
arrest. Day is said to have a wife and three
children in New York, he himself having
been at work in Iiolyoke, Mass, for some
time past, where he became acquainted with
this woman. He had stolen, from some Of
his relatives, two hundred dollars to aid him
along in his pleasure tour, fifty Of which was
found in the possession Of the woman with
whom he Was associated. She, it is said,
left husband and one child at iIolyoke.
When arrested, she manifested a good de-
gree of indifference, saying She 4" had done
nothing for which they could IW her, and
she cared nothing about it."-Keene SEMI.
mel, 2h.
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From the Burlington Sentinel
A Valentine.

Come, Jenny dear, guess who it is
That writes TO You to-day
And brings this ohering to your shrine
And asks to be your valentine
Forcvcr-il he may
He loves you with that pure desire
The ancient poets called divine
A love that feeds on its own fire
But Jenny dcar-gucss who it is!
Come, Jenny, do guess who it is
You know him well cnough
a tall and not uncomcly youth,
With thoughtful brow and air of truth,
And manners Kind, though rough
With dark brown hair and mi ID blue eye,
His namc-hut why say more : il truth
You'll hit it if you only try -
DO Jenny, guess who it is
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union with religion; when truth will be its
ccn,ral, sacred light, and the devout invcs.
lieation and living porlrailure Of that, the
sole way to lis sublime emoumcnts, too
much mstiIy hidden heretofore by fancy
haiched vanities and ioolery and chat scat
tered from windy skulls. ID.
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TERMS or SALUTArioN.-The English
man SAYS - How d. YOU do The jew.
Peace The Arab, God grant thee his favor!
The Persian, May your shadow never be
less The Greek. Zapje Rejoice Tho
Roman, Vale The Scotch, IIoo's wi We?
The Irish, Long life to your honor Tho
German, Vie geht',? The Frcnchman,
Con ment ,ous rortez vous How do you
AIRY yourself7 The Spaniard, Como csia
listed The Italian, Comes,a ? The Chi>
ne.e, How do YOU eat your rice ? The F.
gypiian. How do you sweat? The Russian,
Kab wash Your slave In England, in
old times, Save You sir e., &c.
To this we may aid that the English,
Irish, Scotch and French, commonly aj-
lre.s others in the second person plural
he jew, Arab, Persian, Greek and Roman
in the second person singular the German
in the third person singular, masculine !
the Italian in the third person singular, [fem
ininc.] OF the oilers we know nothing.
" d Bte.
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~ NAPOLEON used 10 say, Strange
as it may appear, when want any good
head work done, | choose a man, provided
his education has been suitable, with a
long nose His breathing is free and bold
and his brain, as well as his lungs and
heart cool and clear. In my observations
Of men, have almost invariably found
long nose and = long I,eaI to 20 together"
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Not long since, at conyival party, at
viii Mr.. Webster aud several distin>
guished Lawyers were present, the con-
vcrsation happening to turn on the legal
profession, Mr. Webster related tho rol-
lowing story. We do not pretend to
give it in his own peculiar and delightful
style.
" hen was young practitioner, ="
said Mr. Webster, there was but one
man at the New Hampshire bar Of whom
was afraid, and that was Old Bar naby
There we're but few men who dared to
enter the list with him. On one occa-
sion, Barnaby was employed to defend
suit for piece of land, brought by lit
tie, grabbed, cunning lawyer, called
Bruce Bruce's case was looked upon
as good as lost when it was ascertained
that Barnahy was retained against him.
The suit cane on for trial, and Barnaby
found that Bruce had worked hard and
left no stone unturned to gain the VIC
tory. The testimony for the plaintiff
was very strong, aud unless il could be
impeached, the case Of the defendant
was lost
The principal witness introduced by
the plaintiff wore red coat. In sum-
ming up for the defence, Old Blrnabv
commenced furious attack on this Wit
ness, pulling his testimony all to pieces,
aud appealing to the jury if a man who
wore a red coat was, under any circum-
stances, to be believed Aud who is
this rcd-coa,ed witness, exclaimed Bar
naby, but a descendant of our common
enemy, who has striven to take from us
our liberty, aud would not hesitate now
to deprive my poor client of his land
by making any sort Of red-coated state
mentT
During this speech Bruce was walk
ing mp and down the bar, greatly exci>
ted and half convinced that his case was
gone, knowing, as lie did, the prejudcos
of the jury against any thing British.
Whilst, however, that Blrnaby was gos,
ticulating, aud leaning forward to the
jury in his eloquent appeal, his shirt bo-
som opened slightly, and Bruce accident
tally discovered that Barnaby wore red
undershrt.
Bruce's countenance frightened up.
Putting both hands in his coat pockets.
he wakeG the bar with great confidence,
10 the astonlshment of his client and all
lockers on. Justas Baruaby concluded
Bruce whispered in the ear of his client.
'lye got hIm-your case is safe : and
approaching the jury, he commenced his
reply 10 the slaughleriug argument Of his
adversary,
" Bruce gave a regular history Of the
ancestry of his red-coated witness. prov
ing his patriotism aud devotion to the
country, and his character FIR truth aud
yeracity. But what, gentlemen of the
Jury broke forth Bruce in loud strain
of eloquence, while his eyes flashed fire
whal are you to expect of man who
stands here to defend cause based on
no foundation of right or justice what,
ever of man who undertakes to de.
stroy our testimony on the ground that
my witness wears red coat, when,
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a. 4 Young lady who talks eloqnenlly
about love isptohably Incapable OF feel
INC much of il. Deep feeling does not
overaow in words. Many young woman
sincerely believes that she is capable OF a
never.ending attachment when she Ii kes
orly the excitement Of having lover and
hearing her virtues cAtoIod by others.
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Ear.E0rl Aifa and Health In
suTaG0e Company.
Organized at llarllold, Connecticut, sep
ienhcf 10.
INSURED CAPITAL 100000,

lemhcr l-l9.
INSURED CAPITAL 100000.
Generai .lgem jor Vermont.
l.. BIN HAN. Williston,
Tewhom applications may lie seat from any
pant oi The STATE.
CrxrR.L OFFICE or rus AGE~cY EaNl Side
of the Cpuu House Square, Burlington, VI.
y. WARD. VI. d., Nedicai Eromincr.
ApPlic4 atoms may he made at any time at
tie office.
Information, ifdeshcd, furnished, al this Of
f. 81 by either OF the following gentlemen,
Agents and Medical Examiners 10 the Com
rAuy. ,.or.,.-.,-
AGHNrs.-Cyrus Birgc County Agent, MD
q cj,Uy: Ira Bingham, IcygemcS; Calvin +.
bingham, Ner Nren Calvin Il. 1ildcn, (on,-
uaii; WIN. f. Martin, OrrrH.
MEpir.LEXANlNrEs.- BasS, MdWo
tny; Joel Rice, Htpon; David f. Page
~horeL0ai Nathan Gale, O,TF; c. W. Hor
zion, a!bWg; q T.. Stone, WoHkton; ChaS. y
Stone, Iegcpuncs: o. q. Eells, ContcaH; F.
I Wheeler Ufistol
RUTLAND COUNTY.
AGsNrs.-R. r. Thrall, County Agent, mt
I md; Ezra June, B.u,doa Henry Simond~,
IVistord Chester Spencer CoStieton; Capen
] eonard, (HGicndh; Silas ". 30 lges, Cidr-
tq2sn; A. Bliss, P0Himcy; y. L. Nicholson
H'aiiingto,d; Fayeile Pouer, Pa,rid
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md +. H. Druy, PWJond; A. Kchdfich,
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On, Clalead0a: j ID. Woodward, CaNlefo8 !,
iah w. Hale B}0Hdon; John Fox, H0IMg-
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ON ~ -f
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am. ~ ,''a.t ...,,J pj'''v""'' C","miei ''''
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en- amount, for given Time, instead oi taking
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paying hack part oi ones o,rn moHeyHHdcoHng
Il 50 much prom. The great advantage ol lhr
mode olin,uraace over The mutual plan may
he thus illustrated. Suppose father, at the
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twenty-five dollaIs perannum lor insurance on
ms ne. On me MH"a, plan IL WIN secure MN
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Gs Punch thinks it Is a doubtful
point whether blind man could be made
liable for his bill, pay able al sight
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0hc tflioolcburp ncoistcr
Is PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, ia
J.H. BARRETT & ], COBB.


orrlcEIx STEWARDS ruiLpiNc, oN MAlN-sT
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Mr.. Snoady's Philosophy Of Life.

have a comfortable property. What
| spend J spend upon myself; and what
! don't spend save. These are my
principles. am warmly attached to my
principles. stick to them on all occa>
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-26
BE Wise i'm Time.
lis Folly to Defer i-AHicted Read +!

fENHOUSANDS are suffering from disease
III from which there is no difficulty in being
permanently andspeedily relieved. provdedthe
right means be used. AS every vice has its
own punishment, so il would seem every dis
ease has its remedy. This is true, and there is
nothing in this life more certain than that the
AMERICAN COMPOUND is the most spec
dy and certain remedy for all diseases of a del
icaie character, known 10 the world. Adapted
10 every stage ofthe disease, sex and constitu-
ton, at all times and seasons, there is no fears
of exposure, detention from business, nor re-
strlction in diet; from the certain and speedy
reliefit gives, is now the most popular rem
edy of the day. Ten thousand cases have
been cured efiectually by it during the past
year, Prepared by practical Physician, the
afflicted can rely with confidence on its cura.
tive powers over diseases OF this character
8fCAUTlON.--Askf orthe American Com
pound, and purchase only of the Agents, 294
Market Street, Philadelphia.
Gg-For sale in Martinsbnrg, Va, by VIM.
II. HEsLErINE, Druggist; o. G. SrERLrNe,
Har.isonburg; t. HAMMOND, Harper's- Ferry !;
L. $. EIcnELBERGER, Charlestown, Va, and
BY Druggists throughout the United States.
November 10, IS50-lv
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fHyHE pfoprlelors have spent much nmein

"a ME propretors havespent much umein
H. bringing this preparation ofSARsAPARlLLA
to its presentstate OF perfection; and the ex-
perience OF fourteen years has furnishedthem
the most ample opportunity TO study, IN Their
various forms, the diseases for which lis re-
commended, and to adapt itexactly 10 their
reliefand cure. Patients who wish REALLY
GOOD Medicine. are invited 10 give II trial,
and satisfy themselves ofits superiority, and
theinvaluable property itpossesseso farrestIng
and curing disease. The bottle has been en-
larged to hold ONE QUART. and inits present
improved form may safely claim to be the BEST
and CHEAPEST medicine of the age. It's pro-
gress tothe fame il has attained, may be traced
by a long line offac,s and cures, ihatstand as
landmarks and beacons for the invalid, point.
ing the way to the haven of health and what
il has already done for the thousands who have
used it. il is capable Of doing for the millions
still suffering and struggling with disease. Ii
purifes, cleanses and strengthens the fountain
springs ofife, and infuses new vigor through
out the whole animal frame.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-26
Remarkable Cure Of bronchitis.

NEW YORK, Feb. II, IS4S.
.uessrs Sands Having suffered many years
with disease of my throat, affecting thela-
rynx, during which time was treated by the
mostlislinguished ply siciansin Europe and in
the United States, withouireceiying any per-
manent benefit, but all the time my general
health and strength declining, and the disease
making fearful progress: causlic applications
were used ,and whateyerelse was thought most
eicentlor producing cure; but | am conf
dentthe deplorable situation was in, the la
ryngitis being accompanied with phthss and
great difficulty in breathing, would soon have
terminated my life, had ! not obtained relief
through the medium OF yourlnvaluable Sarsa-
parila. | must say, gentlemen, when COM
menced using the Sarsaparlla, did notplace
much confidence in its virtues and this will
not surprise you, when you areinlormedI had
tried more than fifty different remedies dur ing
the past four years, without any success; but,
after taking your Sarsaparilla a few weeks, |
was obliged atlastto yield TO evidence. This
marvellous specific has not only relieved, but
cured me; and therefore think il my duty,
gentlemen, for the benefit ofsuilering humani-
ty TO give you tins aitesta,ion of my cure
Yours, very truly, ID. PARENT,
Consulate q France in he t. S.
The above statement and signature were ac-
knowledged in our presence by Mr.. d. Parent
as true.
For the Consul General OF France,
New York, Feb. II, 1913. Vice Cons,sl.
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TOBACCO! TOBhCCO!!

II WOULD call the attention Of the public
III to my fine stock Of Chewing Tobaec. con
sisting in part of the following choice brands,
70 .wit:-Belle Of Virginia, Springer's s's,
FairmountS's, Anti-Nervous, Cavendish. Sc,
and good article al 25 cts. per pound. Very
superior Cigars, of fine favor from NO: /
down TO commou--such as Leon de Orc Re
gala, Ell Divan, Esculapio, &C.; Cutand Dry
Tobacco; Pipes aud Stems, Sc. all OF which
intend 10 sell at such prices as will give sat.
islacton GEORGE FUSS.
May Is, 1851.
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Look nell to the Marks of The Genui,'
NEW GOODS.

FEyHE subscriber respectfully informs his
N friends and the public that he has recei-
we'd his Spring and Summer stock Of
Goods; they have been selected with more
than usual care, and will be sold al very short
profits to all that may be disposed to give him
a call. He is not disposed 10 boast or brag,
but thinks he can beat the Slate. Don't take
my word-but call and seel
April 90, 1851. JOHN III. LIKE.N,S.
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TR GY.

n ME celebrated DR. c. W RoBAcK, Professor of
i Astrology Astronomy Phrenology and Geo
nancy; combined with GONJURATI0N from
Sweden, Office No WHITE Street, New York City,
offers hir services to the citizens Of Martinsburg
He has been consulted by all the crowned heads
of Europe, and enjoys higher reputation as an
Astrologer than any one living Natiyities calcu-
lated according to Geomancy So, Gentle
men IS. Persons at distance can have their
natiyties drawn by sending the date of the day of
their BIRTH All letters containing the above fee
will receive immediate attention, and Nativities
sent to any part Of the world written on durable
paper; and he is prepared to make use of the pow
er of coniuration on any Of the following subjects
Courtship, advice given for the successful ac-
complishment of wealthy marriage; he has the
power to redeem such as are given to the free use
of the bottle and for all Of hazard, and for
the recovery of stolen or lost property, and the
purchasing of lottery tickets Thousands of the
above named cases have been done in this city and
vicinity and in the United States, TO the full sat-
isfaction of all. 10000 Nativities or Horoscopes
have been cast during the last four years while
here
Letters will answer every purpose, and will do
as well as to call in person and the mail is now so
safe that persons need not fear to trust money
through the Post Office. Dr. Roback receives from
500 to 1000 letters monthly, and has never missed
one.
Allletters will be reigiously attended to- ifpre-
paid. For more particulars, call at the office of
the Gazette, and get an Astrological Almanac
gratis
G. W. RoBACK, No. 6 White S., Ne,c York,
BS5~Be particular to mention the Post Office,
County and State. All communications kept pel:-
giously. secret. TApril /, lS5l-ly
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scrofulous affection ofthe Eues.

South KINGSTON, II. L., Oct. /, lS47.
.Hessrs. Sands: Gentlemen-My ltlledaugh-
ter, when one year old, was attacked with
scrofulous humor in herface, which soon after
extended into her eyes, causing almos total
blindness in one of them, and dls6gurng her
whole face. employed two physicians 10 at
lend her, whoex hausied their utmost skill TO
give her relief, but it all proved useless, and
finally one ofthem remarked to me that he had
known Of some striking cures effected by Sands
Sarsaparila, and advised me to try il. | OBJ
tanned one bottle, which she communicating
and before it was abused up, II had effected an
entire cure. Ii is now over four Years since
she was cured and there has been no reap
pearance OF the disease, and we are satisfied
thatit is periectcure. Ii gives me greatpea
surelo add that ! can recommend il to every
sufferer from any similar complaint
Respectfully, yours,
GEORGE ROBINSON.
r7Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail
by A b. & ID. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists
II Fulton ST., corner of William, New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout
the United States and Canadas. Price, 81 per
bottle; 6 bottles for IS. For sale in Martins.
burg by G.. & G. w. DOLL.
April so, 1850 agents,
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ICE FOR SALE,

HyTIE subscriber is prepared TO supply all
IL persons in want OF ice. He has Just re-
ceived cargo by the cars from the North
Its pure and clean, being free from dirt Of
any kind. Being perfectly solid, il will go
much farther than ice gathered 10 this latitude
i is none Of your spongy stuff, out ice as is
ice. GEORGE FUSS.
July %, 1851.
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Cassimeres and Innings.
READY-nIADE CLOVuIyG
SPRING GA0nS

1--WE subscribers have just received and OPEN
Cd q fresh supply of SPRING and FANCY
GOODS, consisting in part Of Bonnet Ribbons
.e~fSS Straw and other bonnets Ladies' M-7yN
90 Collars, Kid Gloves Parasols, Berere1 ~
.s.%rsde Lame, all eolors, Powered Cotton W.
Muslin, fgd Swiss, all colors, plain do. Null Mus
lin besides every article usually kept in Fancy
store, GRENSFEIDTiR a SCTtT Osg
April s. 1851
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FORWARDING AND RECEIVING.

tassea THE undersigned has pre-
f}4554Affl51 salA1 pared his Warehouse for the
e. .--1ssS---s-Irecepiion Of all Goods that
may be consigned TO him, and wilgive person
al attentionto paying freights, loading wagons.
Sc. He has also made arrangements with a
Commission Housein Baltimore, TO slevery
article his friends may committo his careto be
forwarded His charges are moderate.
April %, 1850. JOHN ii. LlkENS.
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ST A UB'S HOTEL.
EliIi
Depot House, Nkartinsburg, Va.

HNHlSNew and Large Hotel. recently open
II ed atthe RAILROAD Depot by the under
signed, is now ready for the reception OF
Boarders and Travellers. The table will al
all times be laden with the bestthe market at
fores-and the charges will bemoderate Be
ing the Dining House for Passengers by the
Eastern Train of Cars, the House is well pro-
vided with active and obligiug servants-con-
sequently solourners may confidently expect
every necessary attention at thisestablishment
Theulmost exerlions will be used 10 afford to
alevery comfort that can be found at any Ho-
telin the Valley, and a share of public patro-
mage is solicited. II. STAUB.
June 1850
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
NO MISTAKE.

Certain Remedy for the Tooth Ache.
nR. HAYS Tooth Ache Drops prepared and for
~ sale rho1esais and retail by Wiliam Dorsey,
Druggist, Nqrtmslarq, Va.
Having acquired the right to prepare and sell
the above now offer it to the public with full
confidence in its virtue having tested il to my en-
tire satisfaction those therefore in need of the
above viii please give us a call, as they may rest
assured of getting first rate remedy for the
Tooth-Ache. WILLIAM DORSEY
FEB Is, 1851. Druggist
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BALTIMORE DIRECTORY.
WILLIAM BROWN
Has rcrsored TO No. 276 baltimore Street, TO,
doors East of his former stand,

Has removed 10 NO. Z76 baltimore Street t,c6
doors Eat Of his former stand,
Ca. WHERE he is now opening a spIend-
- ID assorimento Of WITCffElSand TETV-
ELRY Of every description, Just received by
late impouations; which, added tobis former
stock, renders his assortment equal to any 10
the city. He respectfully inviIes his friends
and ths public generally 10 call aud examine
the same.
He is prepared 10 sell any article in his line
as cheap as the same goods can be purchased
IN this county; and soleits for his new IS
adjustment continuation Of the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon hinl--assudng his
friends and the public that be will use his best
endeayors to give theirs satisfaction.
January 7, l65i-ly
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GREENMOUNT GARDEN,
Il HAVE received from Baltimore from the
III GARDEN Of Messrs peniland s. Bro, lot Of
Splendid Roses.

Salorinean RDse, DeroaianceS Rose
Prairie Rose, Tea Rose, CactuSeS
and many other Plants. will always keep
Flowers on hand at my house, and viii fur
nish at all times any flower that may be wan
ted, at the shortest notice. Ladies will please
call and examine for themselves-no charge
10 see them A. STEWART.
May Is, 1851