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GNtJ E.iIt.S, &C.
10 hhas N. O. sugar; 100 bush. dried Apples
hbls loaf pow'd do and Peaches;
80 do s. II. and N. o. L. bags spice and pep-
molasses; per;
so bags Rio, Hay ma anal 90 boxes grounaCinrer
lava Coffee; 10 hf bbls DO do
% hf chs ass'd Teas; | 20 lbs. Nutmegs;
40 CottieS do do IS do Cloves;
1900 lbs. Goldfish; 40 mats cassia;
20 hf bhls No. and q 10 bx's ground mus ard
mackerel; 10 do pepper sauce;
90 or do Mol mackerell 90 do Cuba CARS;
25 boxes Herring; 30 do bar soap;
80 do Raisins; % do variegatcd do
30 do chewing To- II coils MANILA cord
bacco; age;
s gross smoking do 20 doz bed cords;
II boxes pure starch; 100 do corn brooms;
casks do saleratus:i do zinc wash boards
do Rice; SO do paintedhuckets;
1000 lbs. madden; 80 nests do tubs;
400 do Indigo; 5000 lbs OK chains;
Aso-Glue, NarniSh, Turpentine, Linseea Oil;
Whiting, white Lead, ETC., etc, for sale by
Burlington, May, 1881 COPP, PARSONS 4 co
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LA FAYErTE FIRE AND MARINE TN>IK-
ANCE COMPANY, Chartered Feb. Sth. $50.
CAPITAL 5000 O0o-s goo paid in and well secured
A. NJ. CRANE. SeC'y G. s. ORTIZ. Prest.
TINE subscribers. having been accredited as A
L gents fthe above Company, are now prepared
20 issue open or special Policies for Fire Marine
Risks, in this or any of the adjoining counties, up
goods or produce, in store or in transitu; upon
cargoes on lake, river. and sea vessels, or land
transportation; on funds other property, by mail,
etc, ETC., favorable terms those ofany 9TH
er respectable Company or Agency in the city.
The Company will bear favorable conparisnn
with any Company or Agency in the West. having
aIarse uninpar red CASH CAPITAL. and being known
have adopted liberal policy in adjusting and
paying losses.
Alllosses will he promptly adjusted and paid at
this Agency in New York FUNDS.
]. G. LAUMAN Il BRO, Agents.
corner of Jefferson and Water SITS
dec 10, iS5o-iy Burlington. Iowa.
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q r Eli CT A l.

The Star State Patriot states that Gen. Harvey
is making great preparations TO stop further In
dian depreaations on the TeXas frontier.
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]. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIONCLAIMANTs
Every person entitled to the right of pre-empton
to any fthe lands within the ships and of
townships above enumeraed,is required 10 estab-
sh the to the satisfaction OF the register and
receiver of the proper land office, and make pay
ment therefor as soon as practicable Gfter seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the COM
mencement of the public sale Of the lands embra-
cling the tract caimed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. ]. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
June Il, lS5l-i3cw
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w. Il. COOiba Il < II & co.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS. Jefferson street,
BURLINGTON, IOWA,
HAVE in store and offer for sale at Saint Louis
IL prices, adding freight only, large and fresh
assortment of Groceries Liquors &c among which
are to be found the following articles, viz:
90 hhds prime New o. 10 bbls n Brandy;
sugar; do sweet Malaga
so bhls Belcher's chr wine;
flied sugar; 40 coils MANILA Rope;
10 bhls loaf and crush so bxsBoston saleratus
ed sugar; 5 casks do do
$50 bbls and half hblst 200 reams wrapping pa
plantation molasses; per;
so do syrup S do so dog bed cords;
so hf bbls do do 200 bus h dried pplcs;
25bhls Carolina tar; 100 do do Peaches S;
100 kegs do do 1000 lbs bar lead;
$50 SKIS prime RioCotiee so bags shot;
100 hf chests and cad 1000 lbs best madder;
dies Tea; 3 ceroons S Indigo;
lotteries new Rice; bbls Alum;
i2apkgs No 1, and 6 hf bhls grid Ginger;
mackerel: 10 bags pepper;
10 hf bbls pick'd Sal do Pimento;
mon; so bxs mould candles
100 boxes Cod Fish; 20 do star candles;
so doz painted buckets 10 do starch;
80 nests do tubs; SO do Virginia No.
aoboxes ass'd Pickles Tobacco;
30 do mustard; i0bXs smoking do
90 do I ID Pipes; b5ls Almonds;
90 do clothes pins; DO Fiiberts;
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn; 3 do Brazil nuts;
1000 do cotton batting; 100 drums Smyrna Figs;
so boxes Cuba skies; / 100 bxs Layer Raisins;
SO do Chocolate; 100 hf do do NJ Il do
90 do Broma; 100 Or do do do do
81 do Pepper sauce IS boxes Oaanges;
90 do Lemons; #
Having changed our business to an exclusive
wholesale trade, and being determined to keep, at
all times, a good and general assortment, re-
specially solicit those who buy to sell again, to
call and examine our stock and prices. Merchants
or others sending orders NAV RELY their be-
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Wrapping Paper Agency.
700 nuNDLEs a sd Wrapping Paper. at Man
s1S}U fac.urer's prices, for sale by e GAY
CJOrTOSADES-ioo ps assorted summer stufis;
I % rs. blue drills; Nankcens, CANT oens, bro.
Linens. etc. fmay '5D G LAuMAN BRo
MECHANICS TOOLS.
WYE have now hand a complete assert
w plent of Carpenters, Conpcrs, Wagon makers.
Blacksmiths. Saadlers and Cabinet. makers Tools.
and will sell them ust as cheap the law allows
apr2i'5: II GRlFFITHS Co
DLANES-Double and single, Smooths, Fores,
I Jacks and Jointers, raising planes, Asirisals,
Beads. Ogee and Ovao moulding planes, Fills
tiers. panel plows, match planes, side and skew
Rabbit planes, cut aud thrusts. table and sash
nI,nes for sale AZ CRIFrITHSS Co.'S
apr -. 81 Hardware store
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WHEELING, June l4th, 1851.

WHEELING, June lftls 1oot.
This is to testify that we, the Subscribers,
Master Wockmen Of the city Of Wheeling, hav-
ing been solicited by +. W. Norton, OF the firm
of Norton, Bailey & Co., for some testimonials as
to the character and standing OF the Belmont
Nails, to be used by him as a recommendation in
an intended trip to the West and South for the
purpose Of securing custom and sales to their
firm, have very checrfuly given them, in the hope
Of aiding in the success and prosperity of our
manufacturing establishments. We Were, how
ever, not aware till after the publication, of the
meaning and effect or the language used, nor The
strength Of the recommendation sought for, and
believing that in other brands Of nails in this city
all the qualities of finish and workmanship, as
well as strength and toughneSs are to be found,
equally good and perfect. we take great pleasure
i'll making this statement to the Community, and
of guaranteeing to the consumer that the nails of
Hunter, Fleming < CO., proprIetors OF he Vr-
gjnia Iron Works, will be found to give equally
full and complete satisfaction.
w. Hamilton. VIM. Caldwell.
VIM Exley. Wan. Smricks
Haaes i Beam. a. s. Hallowel.
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ORIGINAL CANADIAN LININENT.
nNE Thousand bottles Of o. c. Linimant a long
, established remedy for Rheumatism, for sale
hy MCKINNEY 4 MILLER.
iunc5 Sign of the Good Samaritan
NUTS AND FIGS rs drums Figs, bbls hlberts
Y bhls soft-shell AImonis. 3 bhis cream nuts;
hbls English walnu,s, just received for sale hy
apr Isl GAY
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HATS AND CAPS.
We are now opening splendid assortment OF
summer Hats and Caps, embracing great variety of
white Palm. China Pearl, Panama, Leghorn, Rut-
land, Fur, WOOL ETC., etc. Also, Bonnets and Rib
bons in abundance.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Those who wish to go to Congress. mnst take the
inittatory step OF ,raIking into our Congress Cal
ters, and all who DESTROYS of having bright
understanding. wonld do we'll to give us a call
Boots and Shoes of all descriptions. s'QuCk sale
and small prohts.1
HARDWARE.
We import our Hardware dire city from the man
ufacturers in England and therefore afford to-
sell ii at prices that will admit of competition.
The attention OF Wholesale Dealer is particular
ly requested. J. S. kIMBALL 4 CO.
Burlington, March 81, 1851 Gazette Copy)
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llaHdWlca.s

THE Subscribers now receiving their spring
L stock of HARDWARE and Cutlery. Sompris ing the
hest assortment ever brought to this city, eoHa-
plete assortment Of Building Hardware Mechan-
less Tools. Mill and Circular saws Nails, Forks
Hoes, Scythes, etc. all Of which will hc sold zt
Saint Louis prices; freight added
burlington, Apr st,'5r III. ri. GRIFFITHs N Co
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Just EeceiVej

Just LeeeISed.
GEARS Pictorial description of China and India,
- illustrated with several maps and over 200
engravings, for sale by GEO BLlCkHAHN
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

The Times reiterates its eulogy upon the Bel
mont Works. 1t would not disparare the Nails
OF other establishments, which may be as good
as any but the nails of the Belmont Works
~ have often examined, and WE do not believe
THEY can be BEAT in the ,coridr The Times
has peculiar way Of complimentins one class of
men, or establishments, to the disparagement of
others, and if it be not intentioaai why in the
name OF common sense does it always TEND TO
The same efect,-to the building up of clieues,
factions, certain spiritual interests, whose super
sutton rs the work Of mans strength when the
euioSy is intended to lead men to certain estab-
iishments only, whether of business or religion
To put new. advertisement in the paper is one
thlns-to call attention to it editorially another
but to sit down deliberately and make an editorial
IN tavor OF an establishment that had been seelc-
iag for rotunteers. and then talk of the peculiar
manner in which they made their iron, which
Is talsehood, mills in PittSbarg making their
iron the same way long before the erection of The
Belmont works, all shows an attempt, designed
TO mislead customers, and this mornings paper
with all its crawfShing, tends 10 the same end
But The gentlemen whose names Were append
ed to the Card of Norton, Bailey & Co, as rol,a
teers, will speak for themselves, of the manner in
which the whole thing was managed.
A CARD.
Inc undersigned, proprietors Of the Virginia
Iron Works. accustomed heretofore to rely upon
the quality and character OF the article manufac-
tured by them, as the best and only proper re-
commentator of their work, regret at this late
day, being compelled to appear before the public
in reply to an article which appeared in tn,
Times, newspaper, of this city. The article re-
ferred to, processes TO be voluntary tribute, on
the part of the master workmen of this city, 10
the superior quality and standing of the nails
made at the Belmont Iron works. We inyae the
attention OF the public to the following certiti-
cate of those gentlemen themselves, as the best
authority for the manner in which the said article
originated, Gas il will be seen) being expressly
solicited, and the motive, viz 10 secure Custom !;
which prompted member of the firm to ask. in
his own person, for their recommendation. Re-
sarding the puff accompanying it, By the editor,
as only in the way of ms vocation, we repeat that
our apology 10 the public must be wish TO meet
fairly and justly, the recommendation only of the
worthy and highly respectable gentlemen whose
signatures are affixed to the certificate.
HUNTER, FLEMING & co.
Wheeling, June 18th, 1851.
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HAVING received his spring stock of Drugs,
IL Ne !icines, Surgical Instruments, Paints ,Oils,
Window Glass, Glassware, Dye-stutfs, &C, would
CALI the attention of Physicians. Druggists and coun
try Merchants to his stock, whi n he offers at
wholesale at 81 Louis prices, adding freight; guar
anteeing in all cases, purity of articles at lowest
Cash prices. Persons sending orders may rely up
having them executed at the lowest cash prices.
hn rnIl ic INIT lr,nr - &C l.
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HAfst HATS.
T Attest style Moisskin Hats; Lcgbcrn and pearl
/ 4 straw hats; so doz. ssS'd palm leaf hats IHst
receivedhy tmys'5fl J @ LsuHAS BIO
DLACKSMIrTFs BELLOWS. from ~ tn 1s inch,
ID Just received, for sale by JOHN C. FuUTE
June II. Isl.
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CONGRESS CATERS.
rENTS Congress and Lasting Caters; Gssira
] bic article for summer wear, just received b.
may s, 81 G LArNNN & BRo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-17
THEY ARE ALWAYS APPLICABLE.

HAMS Ia s\lE VI Ill, orlcr
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VIRGINIA, II WIZ " rules holden IN the Ce'h,
oi'e oi tne GarI' Ca7f ot the Corporation OF Lynch
burg, On Monday, The 9Th day oil JANUARY, ISL
Alexander Pam la Plaintiff,
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Cedar Land for Sale.

Notice is hereby given TO "a whom it may
concern, that III acres in whole. or in small
parcels, will he sold to persons i>hing 10 buy
il being IN Salisbury, situated a uut miles
from Olier Creek, easlerly, and slout q
mile from Leicester River nuIlhwtrik, ia
River emplying inc Ouer Geek ANY per
son iShins TO purchase in Vetgennes, PaDlon,
Addison, New Haven, Middehury and Wey-
hrilge, and indeed all for whom The distance IS
not TOO great 10 Ouer Creek, can have the ad-
vantage al said Creek. to aosi their logs oo"h
to lne place of destination; as has oeen PIac-
liced with success T., Samuel baIksr, ~. we LuH-
herman a, Versennes. aud The subscriber him
self The SUBSCRIBE hayingnade personal in
snec,ionoc said Creek and its hanks, well know
;,S fscilifie> for taking them out anywhere
~ m accommodate the above named pla.
aes ~ throwing a temporary Boom across
aid Creek, and floating them when the wa's
Is al its full Banks. Aitertne Cedar is taken
VII, part OF the land has heavy growth OF
Tamerack, Oak and Elm on 1t. For further
particulars enquire Of
MARSHAL S. DOTY
N B.-Those who wish to look al the above
and, will do well 10 call before snow comes.
Salisbury. Nov. II 1880. sety
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THE THOROUGH BRED
MORGAN HORSE

owned by F, NJ. WHEELER will he eight
years Old Nov. 10th, 1851, was sired by the eel
ebraied Gifold Morgan (whose pedigree is
very well known throughout this and the ad-
joining Siaies.l and the sire Of his dam was by
the Sherman Morgan, thereby concentrating in
him more OF the pure Morgan blood than is in
any horse in western Vermont. His color is
beautiful dapplc chestnut, is fifteen hands high,
and weighs IN ordinary flesh lO25lbs.; ard his
figure is lrpassngly beautiful He has great
nerve and action. and his style of motion is
very much admired. He troiS mile in 3m.
los. or ! 5 miles an hour, Those wishing to
pa;ronzc this invaluable breed of Horses, can
be assured that this Horse possesses as much
il not more of the Morgan blood than
any horse in the country. lie will be found
the coming season at he stable of the owner.
Good pasture provided Mt 2s per week.
TERMS: $780, $500, $500
All accidents and escapes al the risk Of the
owner. f. NJ. WHEELER
New Haven. May |, 1851. sem
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CAUTION.

To avoid IMPOSITION it will be necessary to
go that
DIR. James II. Chiiien's Ce tiacate
IS well as the SIGNATURE of DIR. S. p.
rowNsESD, is on the outside wrapper of each
Iottle.
Sold by all the Principal Druggists throughout
he city and country.
PROPRlETORS' OFFICE,
81 Nassau Street.
In the building formerly occupied by thu South Baptist
Church. New York.
w. p. Russell, Agent, Middlebury
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Houses and Lots for Sale at a
Bargain,

The large two Story Brick Mansion House
ust North of Horatio Seymour's in The Village
of Middlehury, with good Garden spot aud
Barn and Wood Shed attached
Also, the large two story White Mansion
House on Weyhridge Street. next north Of
Halls corner with good new Barn and Wood
House attached
Also $500 acres Of Wild Lands lying prin
cipally in Granville Addison County,-a iarg
portion Of the ahove well covered with timber,
and many good lots for setting
The above property belongs 10 a 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 & BUSHNELL.
Middlebury, May 2s, 1880.
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Notice

The suhsci her informs the public that he
has re purchased he stock OF GOODS in the
old Drug Store, formerly occupied by him.
Large additions We been made 10 the stock
The Cash System will he AL pied, and persons
fealn- at the old Drug Store my be sure of
the hest artcle-at reduce prices, and put up
by experienced and careful hands
n. b. The notes and accounts of f b
Wheelock, can he settled with the subscriber,
if application is made AT the store, previous TO
he fifteenth Of May after that time, they will
be put wilhou, exception, into the han IS of an
attorney for COLLECTION. w. +. Russell.
May LIST, 1851.
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Bounty Land for Soldiers.

IF the War oflsi2-of the Florida aud other Indian
Wars since l791-apd or the eommis ioned officer
of the War sith Mexieo who served for one month
and upwards, and have received no aud--(ald IL deaf
"f their widows minor chdren) ubtnined un Ter the
nrs laW by HOR Alto WOODMAN nc Railroad Ex-
cha irr histon who has an agency ~ Washington.
y No charges unless successful He has Agencies
IA the We-torn States for the selection of lands and 10
eaton NJ variants By personal Inspection and pays tue
hiehest cash price for lands thus located.
Oct. n. ls5o. 2s: ~.
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CARPENTER g. HOLTON.


shop with large assortment Of Watches, jew
elry, Clocks, and fancy articles, consisting in
part as follows
Gold and Silver Watches, Brass and Wood
Clocks-with or without alarms, Gold Vest and
Guard Chains, Gold KEYS and Rings of every
style, Silver Speciaces and Tooth Picks
RicH JEwELRY, Gold Rings anr Breast Pins,
for Ladies' aud Gents wear, Of all kinds, Gold
Belt Slides and Ear l1oops-a good assortment.
BRUsHEs An extensive assortment Of Hair,
Clothes, Hat, Nail, Tooth and Comb Brushes of
various styles.
PERFUMERy and Fancy Soaps, all kinds.
FANCY GuODs. Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes.
Porte Monies, Court Plaster, lnhelibe lux, he,
Rings, Purse. Wallets, Silver, Pearl, Shelly
vet, aud Enameled Card Cases, Thermometers
RaLors aud Razor Strops, Scissors, Shears, Steel
KEYS and Chains. Silk Guards, SpecIaces aud
Cases, Goggles, Chess aud Checker Men, Gam
mon Boards, Canes, Fans-a choice assortment.
SiLvER WARE.-Silvcr Tea, Table, Dessert
and salt Spoons, Pencils, Thimhrs, &C., &c
NJ WATCH REPAIRING and other jobs
done at short notice and At low prices.
We have removed our shop To its present locali-
ty that the public might have easy access To IT,
aud hope by close attention TO bus ness, aud
the faithful manner in which il will he performed,
to merit a share Of public patronage One OF the
other Of the subscribers will he in constanad
lnce at the shop al all hours of the day
c. II. CARPENTER,
SIMEON HOLTON-
Middlebury, August 6, 1850. i5yi
HAMS AND SHOULDERS,
Olssr Pork and Lard, for sale by
p. vALLETTE.
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Female Seminary.

The Trustees of the Middebury Female
Seminary are happy to announce that they
have made an arrangement with Mr.. STEPHEN
w. llITcHCOCK to take the Superintendent
OF their Seminary Mr.. Hitchcock has been in
the habit of teaching females and is well qua'-
flied 10 instruct in all the usual branches, and
even German if necessary. The first quarter
will commence on Thursday, the first day of
May.
Tuition payable at the middle of the quarter:
Common English Branches per quarter of II
weeks, 3 90
Higher 400
Latin, extra 90
Music on the Piano and Singing 8 90
Use Of instrument 2 90
French and German, each 3 90
Drawing 3 90
The Boarding House will be kept by Mr..
Julius johnson.
BOARD, including Fuel, Lights, Washing and
Room rent per quarter, of | | weeks, Ss22 90
In behalf Of the Trustees.
T. A. MERRILL, Chm.
Mddlehury, April Is, 1851. 81;
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MOTOEPATHY:
The System Of Curing Disease by !stat,m
mating Titaii<ipg Motion.

The System of Curing Disease by Statumi-
mating Thaii-ipg Motion.
Tn $ new method of treating Prolapsus Utcri,
in which supp rtcr., ressarics any Of the
usua Treatment OF the day employed has been
now in il su;ici, Mt tire H. remove all doubt
to its praciicabilny. In
HALSTED'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
where the discovery was made, every variety of
disease incident to women IL treated n It'll an un-
var,n certainty of success heretofore unknown.
MANY cases of Prplapsus Uteri here cured IN
a few days: and the must dithcultina few weeks.
To produce this almost nstan ane"us relief the
patient is subject to no pain or Inconvenience.
FW the removal of other uterine weaknesses
this system is equally efficient. Several hundreds
have alread, been cured Of these diseases by this
Motor pahlc treatment, thuugh the discovery Is Of
recent origin. 20 confident we ottr, ating every
successfully, that we are Hing to enter into
special agreement, with those who after an ex-
aminaiion are taken into the Institution to board
lodge, ann nut re teen, and give them our profess
siona services free of charge, il The difficulty l.
not mountaineering to agreement. Many u the
most inveierate and extraordinary cases of from
one to fifteen years staining. some accompanied
with extreme urinary d fficulties, and many viii,
that inability to stand upon the feet, or he raised
from a horizontal position, which is peculiar to
these diseases: have been brought here beds, Il
distance OF from twenty to several hundred miles,
attended by tncir physicians or irienus' ana THESE
suffering and helpless women have in every IN
stance heen raised from their beds, and after IA
short ire aim"nt, been enabled to walk from to
six miles daily and take much other exercise.
Ladies' wishing Ia communicate win these iomer pa-
tnis can rpceiv, heir addreSs by wrue n Ha'sf'ds
Medical lnsiiillr, MSo paihic aud Wafer Cure Eslab
| lshnent Rochester. y hose aso desiring inform
nton concerning his new rn~ih"d Of itaiig disease or
the Institution obtain /, by writing 10 the same ad-
| dress post paid.
n. b. Several physicians holding forth tho Idea
that they understand my systrm at praciIce by pnr
chasing the know edge by "btainng II from patients
&c h. u snown that nnr, either male or ieInai"
has cvernbtained the knowledge from in anv
nor could They short Of becoming students IN The stu
! iinn. under my personal nsirurton, where thnfoug
knowledge ri Phvsul'gy. Therapeutics, The usr oi Wa
ter and Notorpahy, be ubiRin IN theory aud prtc
| irr During The winter months courses ui dicnl
Lectures and D,mnnsiraiive ANATOMY he attended
by those admitted as students into the Institution ~ i'm
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HARTFORD

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
or the HAnTFoD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
for Middlehury and vicinity. and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss OF
damage by Fire. The long established reputa
ton of this company, and the promptness with
which al their transactions have been charac
tcrised render II unnecessary to say any thing
in its favor. All business connected with The
Office intrusted TO him will be faithfully and
punctualiy transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR, agent.
Middlebury, FEB. 2s, 1912. 43:y.