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LINES: SENT WITH A BOUQUET OF EXoTIcs TO A
FRIEND. =. BY EuiALIE.
o! wearily pass by the hours,
Of this long, sultry, summertime day.
And I'll joy when the far woodland bowers
Are clothed in eyes mantle of gray.
Too deep is the stiffness around me-
Too wild are the thoughts of my brain
And too painfully long have they bound me
In the links of their mystical chain
But longer the shadows creeping
Adown the green hills in the West
And the last golden sunlight is sleeping
On the rivers broad mirroring breast
Then Ill shake of this lehargic feeling
As morn shakes the dew from her wings
While happy thoughts come DER me stealing
Like the notes that my pet bird now sings
And by the soft light round me falling,
I'll leave my lone lattice awhile
For the voice Of the flowers seems calling,
The gloom Of my heart to beguile.
O. sweet is their odorous breathing
And the light of their tear-laden eyes
CLOVIS with joy, while the star beams wreathing
Their smiles round the Queen of the skies
I'll gather some buds that I've cherished.
And slrig of geranium tree,
That the dews and the zephyrs have nourishcd,
And twine in an Of ring for THEE.
o simple the gift is-and faded
Viii be their soft petals, go rare,
Ere they reach thee and all darkiy shaded
Yet their sweetness will still lnger there.
Thus. though Friendships sweet flowers may decay
In long years Of sorrn"- ~"
Stll. the neart $ sacred shrine, where they lay
Win retain their exquisite perfume.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

RJEWARK, Nj, sADDLERY Ware ESaA
fIouss.-ANDREw G. BULLa GO, No. Is cana Sls5$sSSA
rse Neyyorlean Camp and Magszine streets ~
Manufacturers Importers sADDLERY aud
ds ssrtSgaes Trunks Whips skrlng, Harness and Bride
M hor Hogskins SADDLERs' TOOLS Trimming Of de-
sla iydAW ANDREW W noHi'N W.
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Harmony lsivison No. Is, g. OF following are the
AZ This Division for present term JAMxs BkGGs W. FL
Wa S. MOUNT R. ST. wa HoEsgEeK A. 81 ~, JAMES SoyAs'
d joHN MEYKR, CoRNRLIus GoLpINs u D. % DsSh
msets EVERY MONDAY EVENING, a. iempsfsecs taai'
Charles street
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ICE-ICE-ICE.
4 ce.

Ice.
t a. w. WALKER ia seller of ha large supply
dispose CORNER PoyDRAS AND
sCARLEs STREETS, Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELYsIAN
ELDssTREETs 7acIiARTREss STREET sCosiMERcEsTREHT
al CORNER OF ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS SITS. mh9s "
ECe-ECe.
NEW ICE HOUSE,
LEpEE STREET, nearly opposite Armstrong, Harris CO.
Steamship Wharf, and
No, SIG TCHOUPITOULAS STREET.
Il +. STAFFORD co,
fy- ORDERS REspECTFJrLLY SOLICITED. inh?A
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NN NEXICAN ULF fsf.s fs nm s.sYa1
lfE RAILWAY. Depot
Children Champs PROCTOR
WILLIE Lake Brgne distance twentyseycn miles Fare through
Fifty Gents, Children and Slaves half price.
LEAVE THE CITY AT 61 NJ LEAVE THE LAKE AT
= - 10 A.. Nj. T. :. p. NJ.
- =, p : - 5r. M.
Office No. 90 Common street. for NIL Of thu Ralroia
department other business with tho estate Ale
Gordon Apply to w. G. BAkEWELL EXECUTOR ly
NJEW ORLE Ns and Car rs fSsS ss ssEgsssa3
rollton RaroLv--ts rtonLine7 ss NJ
Departure Of fTrains. - tmNsB Orleans:
Horse CarsHafpas6 A. NJ quarter past half past
Steam and every hour afterwards until nciu
sYely in summer, and until quarter pastq in wintsl.
From Carroltoa:
Horse Cnrs-b A, MI and 10 P.N
and every hour F. MI nclu
siyely in summer, and until hafpast6 6 r. NJ IN wintur
FARE-5 Children under II and Seypts 10 CENTS
third Muday FobruaTy
and end on the second Monday in November
LAFAYETTE LINE.
s Tbese Cars To and from Depot l8 Bpronue street,
Departure Of Cars. am
In Winter, from Lafayette ana ~ O'CLOCK
:. Depot, i5 Baronne street, ..IS n, ahd sa
N N' Denot ia Baronne strset.,.,,.. .6k N and 8
After which the cars leave minutes snti
o'clock p. M.
Then at s3, 9, 10 and II p. ~ from the Depot
IL Nota-speca Night Cars for Parties Balls Meetings,
piled when required mhSi "
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nR. ROWAN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
- ACK BERRY RooT-An Remedy for BOWEL
COMPLAINTS Cholera Morbus Summer Complaint Darrh@a
Dyssney Collie Exceedingly paatabe For sale by
jyl1 p, L. MASSEY.
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edeen Temple Of Honor Nee every
ocera ending o't 81 ls5s W THesAs EH,rsn,
w. = " r.: r. g. MoReAN, W. F. R.; R. PoLLAnp, W. j.
a ysprn W. u; JOSHUA Dow, w. D. vi j. B. PAIrsoN W. Gi
A A. p6'ygn, M W., ,vrnTos W. W. S, myS
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CrystaI FoGnt Diyisiop No. a, g. OF T..Meets every
THURSDAY oeock at IemperHnGe i, NO. - &
tho ensuing quarler W. H. ELLIS, w D. H.
Bno,ys W. Al RInG, r. S.; IL. ". ELLIS, R. s T. BooTn,
r s.; j. s. HiRnis II D. W. BEowF c. A. HERp, AC.: MM'
W ATsoy, /. S.; r. W. POWELL, 0. S. Jy2a
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SLAVES.
IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
EeyidgseCGte,. Paint,

FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, sIEAa1EoRis
siiIPS, RAILROAD CARS DEPoTS AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
t public respectfully called TIE oiowir
testimonials Of the celebrated BRDGEWATER PAINT II
unnecessary the than add ElG MONTHS
South Of the Paint firmly established and
public the best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jco. F. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
July induced apply the Brdgewaer Mineral Panto
ssssS
ASP s;s
and bs'sIsd ersslsd and aa formed solid metallic
'14'''' "-''' 1'S t' (ssned5 JOHN r. MILLER.
NewlOeria, At:akseas March 10 1889.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR THOA1AssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
a.IzsE ss,ss $sr
HJs n as4 r M @ n f!F s. : & a5sPtS eER
has 81 os Hs a ,S'
niSsVS Ssworsans, December :, 1851. " N''~
CERT1 FICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBoAT PoRPoIsE.
Ihevs the BsIDGEwATER PAINT for which Mss 9. G.
no S t. M s sysa as %s'ia s ssa
he f M
dp s Il Fz4 NJ s1 4.
Nsworlssn December j, 1851, - o'f''-
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted wishths BRIDGE
M ST sps s9a @ % siG @ i's sn5 @ ] I
h IoRP3IsE We chsssiuly recommend said PAINT su-
sisasi, HUGHES, vAIIEIT ,r;I,s., TToN7s Ts.e Vs.,
Up, wI1gSEg a1sr,s ESy;s,.5s 4 sot b,v Doc, Co.
| NewOrlsans, February 4, 1859.
| CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
s %ss
and instance it has given the fullest saso1
sES II;
@ any any
ss s;s$:s for
| UNDERWRITERS, CERTIFICATE
III % o s ecVss d ses gs
G a all times give those fire risks preference
THSs Z aDsas sa ss 5s sas Company
EpM SoIHR 9sRHN Agent ssnsal H.aa Mutual
S35 SSss9 ss$s ss;ss!
% ssISaS F. Hs6s bsss.. 1iasss
In addition the above
equally respectable parties appi
among which those Of Captain NJ B. Robbins
ship Lsodes Captain Wm Cuts ship Charles cooer D. Nc
Cuu Engineer NwYok and Erie Railroad Breet Lieut.
Col G. H. Talcott NewYok Arsenal R. s. Smith, Lieutenant
Qaarermaster United States Military Academy West Point Oliver
Leo late Superintendent. now Secretary the Hudson River Raroa
Company, etc. etc. .. c. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street.
Agents States Louisiana Mssipp Alabama
i SUB-AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS.
| hiesa PR1ESTLY i BEN.
| Mesrs J. WATERMAN & CO.
JOHN STROUD i CO.
Il r. RICHARDS
| E. MACPHERSON, No, % Camp street.
AT MOBLE-JAMES G. WHITAKER.
VlCKSBURG-BYRNE& d ANDERSON.
. GALVEsToN-JONES 4 UFFERD.
i, BATON ROUGE--IEVI KELLUM
ATTAKAPAs-c. B. q. WHiLDEN. ap7s dAwtf
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A new busness-rat eatching-has been COM
n,enced in CINCINNATI by Mr. Temperly which will no
doubt prove decided benefit to housewives Mr. uses
no instrument but his hands watching the holes Of his
ever they make their appearance aud never fails to Sc
cure his prize We understand he has engaged to catch
more at four cents head In an hour, than any dog
or cat in the city,
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t1- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No 60 Grsyier S ROBB Co.. Qae Robb Fairbain) are
receiving Goods I'm
large and well selected
follows: SADDLERY, Saddlery HARDMARE. HARNESS LEAIH
GOODS SADDLE, COACH, HARNESS. AND TRUNK MAKERS'
MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, etc.
ET Purchaser are invited 70 call ~ IN
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LACEY s. CO., 81 St. Charles street,
ST BEAHCH OF LACEY & PHILLlPS'S CELEBRATED HAR
Philadelphia offering the finest and most
hlona,le HARNESS, SADDLES AND TRUNKS prices
Eas REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDEDTO, fe21 IyAW
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of


s subscribed capital of aT3o0 ia prepared to receive
applications for 49, ,r,-r, ,,,,,,
the Office Of the Company, no. 90 GRANlER STREE
Every nurng Interested and the
profits divided those WHO ns7 with the company lh
inveasd here the control of the Iraaes
T company purely the rutu principal Of insur
boliev this subscription f13oo) Offers smro
sscuriy policy holders. i,
"A'NA'e " ~ S' ILExhNnER BROTHER, President.
Il SHAW, Vice President.
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Tr,,o, niyI.ou No. s. of .-AIeets every FRIDAY EVEN
ING o'clock The Temple Hail. No. 922 TehouptSaas
WP Il Al MS2uAlrsn R 81 k9slsWs e
DoSpLE A. Husu GRAHAM, s.; A. LAMBERT o. slGh
VISITING fEE-Brothe BRloKaYRR ~ Newdexes
Eoash'9 ., ' ~ iyl3
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

E Incorporated April t9, snd deelssed dividend OF 30 PSF
Two Years' BurileGH.
OGce, No. D3 CAMP ST between Gra7ar and Common s
COMPANY LrE INSURANCE. osLf.
being organized s,y the protection Of the policy
families aaina. yant and poverty ia M operations
Benevolent IrauoH, conducted upon the most aare
and sod principles AID Attending for small annual sum- pad a1rne
vdowR and children aisr ath
k All policy hodeF whether f life shorter terms ho con-
till death participate in the whole OF The proh OF
tho Company. .-.., , .. -
sr huEhan, the sole oenstt and ue Of
sssIf or3 d,en lror, s,ains
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WANTED. FRESH SuPERLaTTEs.--Unde this head, the
| NewY York Times has the following
Professor Upson in his address before the late Teachers
Convention at Emra uttered timely rebuke of the uni
yeral of extrayagant language We do nothing by
halves and do not begin to be satisfied when describe
the whole If we to believe what daily hear from
yeracious friends must conclude that all creation is
up in pocket packages for use that
eternes be crowded into every hour of the day
In figures outdo the Hebrews in hyperbole shame
the Oriental We describe moderate hill in language
that would fifty treat of Mont Blanc speak of
three level vacant lots in the city, in terms t for
prare-of the rppes on forty feet canal in words that
would accommodate the bows of oceans-of moderate
East wind as toypado-ofa sudden squa sufficient to
rcane 1t rains but pours 1t is dry but
everything is parched. cataract always leaps from
diesy height in profound abyss. mountain always
ors to heaven chasm opens into mmsasurahe depths.
All our autumna woods are gorgeous landscapes in
Our wives weary but they tired to DEATH
never warm but they roast chilly but they are
are all raw Ii they have pain it is deathly there
is spot our nen they tell covered with Ink
e en
has been out forty times if the beef is brown it is
burnt to cinder if the soup is too sayory it is salt
brine.
This extravagant waste of words bankrupts u.s. when
really extraordinary circumstances demand descrp
ton We have words to describe Niagara WITH after
We have written of mildam The superlatives due te
the Mississippi have layished trout streams Ws
have exhausted all terms expressive of valor in tell
ing of the skirmsh, and the main battle literally beg
gars description" Degrees of comparison obsolete
Mere positives questionable. Addsons Irving
exhausted all that ink supplied. Let the inkmaker
take the hint and add simple. The comparative
retain their original significance better but the superla
tives exhaustless and feeble. We need supply
H Wanted one thousand new and vigorous adjectiyes
of the superlaye degree hundred for the description
of natural scenery hundred for political opponents
to abuse each other with hundred Of the aduatoy
sort for the of otce-seekers and the balance 70!
household words None but those bursting with tne sp
of the age need be offered We want RdectlVes tna ap
piled cold will make simple ice burn IN
: applied to heat will make common fire cold to peauty
will fright of Venus We want adJectlyes
y that will surround and embrace all creation anu o
as speed that will leave lightning century behind
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HATS. BOOTS. SHOES.
FURNITURE, ETC.

Holm 3. BURGEN has removed his |sa3
aH FURNITURE STORE No. l4l to No. k2MkcA-
ZINE STREET, Immediately opposite The Arcade where
he continuance Of the patronage he has heretofore
received from hin friends aud the public. dSn "
GTILL THEY GOMEZ new arrival of Res
~ sgieres Patent Portable SPRING MATTRESSES which ne
being all who comfort hnd
Mattress makes the bed eeonoy They can be
rolled up Ha and made handle and
they satisfaction a who te which poothat
they the comfortable Mattress now in .
sale during all
tusines- hours at J. III. WEYMOuTHS
St. Charles 0orom Poydral
w The public respectfully requested call and EXAMINE
stock, nla II
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRLEAn
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TRUSTEES:
Joh, g kt,r9r Isn1c johnson. Edward sparrow,
JohS fiayEa saldgcl Stewart Richard Mccall
Rottrs ysari, +. H.. Dartol, J, Perkins,
youepb Wslser WIN. SIlre. Arnold ftarrisi
DIRECTORS:
T. W sswel Thos c. Jenkins p B. Taylor,
Edw CoIe iohu NJ. Carran, g. 9, Steeyer,
ri NJ Cohen l.. spaneenaerg II. Rhodewald
salnuel Wolf, John A. Io7gherty, G. NJ luthetford,
o, Wtckhsn, John Claiborne, r. G. Armis.sad,
Geo. ", Smith, n. c, Hall, H. beni
H. G. Eeart, e. H. WIngAte.
Env. JExsER Coxx Vice President.
A. J. WEDpKREuRs, M. d., ldedtcai Board OF
HUHr, M. D., Consutaion.
H. G., EIsARTf, ,Actusfy. III NJ. CoIxs, Attorney.
RlcHARp BKls d. Magazine street Medical Examiner.
who will be at the office daily from haii-past II
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken single ls
y This Company prepared entertain 'or Lie insa
rance Policies all sound and healthy White persona and
established by the Board which
charged Newfok and London Offices and without
in the South charter Dividends
declared annually and the pfts draw interest," and can
available the Of wothrdH OF their amount
where tho party has paid HIS premiums in fall.
IA California Permits at and London rate ff9spsotae
Life Insurance. and all papers
necessary had tile Office OF the Company
tf- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
i.ss Offan honra. 4 NJ. to 5 p. 4
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Merchants Insurance Company of New

Merchants Insurance Company OF New
ORLEANS.
CAPITAL 100000. ........,...ALL PAID IN
JOHN PEAfBERToN- President.
A SCliRiEBER, Secretary.
T respectfully inform the inhabitants Of the Fourth
District date relations with this Com
pany established Agency No B Jackson where
they INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MAl.lNE AN u
RIVER RISKS the Of TEN PER CENT in
will persons doing business with this Company
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
John perberon Fergus Gardere, Kaspar APch,
Michel Mussop j. Stafford, David Adanls,
Ssnuei J. Garcia L, r. Kenny, W. W. Fanght,
Thomas J. Ivy, Gustave Leroy RlcnArd Saitef.
epas fm Office No. 10 jackson aeet.
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN

OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted the deck of the steamer MAG
NDLiA, command, with the BRtDGEWATER PAINT,
chsry it a IMPERVlous qualities and have no
pronoun ing SUPERIOR, my Judgment to mine
ra paint the public and believe TO CERTAIN PRoTEC
TON AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND CINDERS II
proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF decks after three
| months tSsnedO 81. e. THoMASSON.
| NewOrleans, December 2, 1851.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-01
ELGIE SPRIlG HOUSE.

TNllE ELGlN SPRING HOUSE is open for
l. the reception OF visitors. The Proprietor
will spare no expense to make it n desirable
place of resort for invalidS or parties of pleas
ure. The medicinal qualities of these springs
are equal to any in the world, and are highly
recommended by the best Physicians in the
country. Reference may be made to Drs. Al
LEN and RussEL Of Middlcbury Drs Bad
FORD, M,SsFIEID and HorKISs, of Ncrgenncs;
Dr. CRAM, of Ferrsburgh; DR.. lIrlNEHCRG, of
Burlington; Dir. lloRroN, of Colchester; DR..
WARsEn, of New Haven; DR. IIAzgLToN, of
Bristol; DR.. BRoMLsY, of Huntington; and
DR. WETnERBY, of Wcstiord
The Proprietor will run a carriage to the De
pot in Ncrgcnncs, in connection with the Ex-
press train of cars running South, leaving Bur
lington 10 10 \, NJ, and also with the Accom-
mediation Train moving North, arriving ut Yer
gcnncs II rs A. VI in time torcach the Springs
for dinner or with any other train when re-
qucstcd.
All orders for Water promptly executed and
forwarded by the cars or boats, to any part Of
tho country, in bottles or by the gallon.
- Post office address, Nergcnnes, w.
Aft SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-01
THE JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE,
A Monthly Periodical Of 80 pages,
Edited by WILLIAM S. KING, Prof J. J MAPE,
and Levi BARTLETT.
Published at Nos 8 &. 10 Gerrish Block,
blackstone Street, Boston.
TERMS 80 CENTS PER ANNUM,
IN ADVANCE.

The Journal Of Agriculture finished its sec
ond Volume in June, and has been pronounc-
ed tho best Agricultural paper in New Eng
land. 1t commcnds the application Of Science
to Agriculture and by Science we mean
knowledge reduced 10 a System.
The next Volume will contain entire treat
Uses on the Management of Farms, the prep
arations of manurcs, the care of Stock, the
breeding of Poultry, the management of Bees,
the construction Of Dwellings and Farm Build
ings, the care and cultivation of Fruit Trees,
Flowers, Sc, sc.
Among the principal contributors are NJ. P
Wilder president U. $. Agricultural Society,
DR.. Charles T. Jackson, Levi Bartlett, Samuel
Walker late President Massachusetts llorti-
cultural Society, J. L. Teschemakcr, B.
Miner Author of American Bee Kccpers
Manual, Rev J. l.. Blake ID. b.. Author OF
Farmers Everyday Book, &c, Rev. W. Cliff,
Geo Jacques of Worcester, Author of "a prac-
teal Treatise on Fruit Ambrose Stevens, OF
| n. Y, American Editor Of " Youatt and Mar
tin on Cattle "Pcsts Of the Farm, &c, &c
& harles l.. Flint, of Portsmouth, n. H., and
many other well known and practical men,
/ The Journal will contain many elegant
drawings Of Farm Houses and Out buildings
Flowers, Fruit, Stock &c &c. The portraits
Of the celebrated horses, Green M0uBtdif
I
with an account ufthcSc celebrated horses arc
the families they represent, written for thu
journal Of Agriculure, by Frederick llolbrool
of Brattlcburo.
- Good Agents wanted in all parts of thi'
state
Address WILLIAM s. KING, s & 10 Ger
IRISH Block, Blackstone Street, Boston, Mass
We have read this paper with more than or
binary care from its commencement, and We
can truly say that AZ a paper devoted to the ris
ing generation offarmcrs, and to sound prac
iiea! scientific agriculture, it has no equal il
the United States -Norihcrn F'rnpr
The journal Of Agriculture has been pro
nounccd the best Agricultural paper in New
England. -Norriaoirn (I'a.) register.
JuuRSAL OF AGRIcuLruRE.-Wc regard thi
Journal AZ one Of the most useful and inter
csting agricultural papers in the Union.-Mid
Rec lister.
We have several times called attention f
the Journal rs the best agricultural papc
within our knowledge Brai. Eacic.
A copy of this journal is now before us,an,
on pcrusing its pages, we find that it merit
the praises that have been SO universally be
slowed ON Z by the agricultural prcss.-Am
Veterinary Joarnat
The publisher offers the following PREM
lUMS to Agents
For the largest list Of subscribers forward
cd by any one person, with the cash, prem
um If S25 &C
For the next largest 5000
For the third 4" Sl5,0t
For the fourth " 5000
For the fifth T. S50(
Premiums to be decided and paid May lst
1888. % 6mos.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-01
NEW MUSIC BOOK.
T II e H A r p &c HO RID:
OR, UNION COLLECTION OF SACREI


MUSIC,
By L-onard " rs al and Hswy ~
Same TEACHERS NJ Music, Bostoc
INNS work is the most complete collection
J. of Sacred Music ever published contain
ing about five hundred tunes in upwards of
eighty different meters, besides Chants, and
more than siriB Anthem sand set pieces adapt
ed to every occasion Of divine worship and
public interest, such As Dcdcations, Inslalla.
tions Ordinations ,Bap.isms Funerals, Thanks
giving and Fast days, Opening and Close of
Services, Patriotic and Temperance Cclebra-
TONS &c, the whole forming a book of three
hundred and eighty-four pages, of more than
usual size, and in large and elegant type. 4 II
its features have been perfected withthc great
est care, and under the immediate supervision
of the editors But the number of pieces is
not the only Recommendation OF this work -
reliance is placed mainly in the fact, that
the music will bear examination, each tune
having been thoroughly digested and made
not to ill up the book, but to be sung.
Most ofthe music in this book is new to the
American public;and selections are made from
Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Neukomm, Rossin,
and others.
ALSO Frcsidc HqrmoRV; collection Of
Gees and part songs, either Of original or a.
daptcd from the German and never before
published in this conn ry-l}y VIM. Mason.
Pnj,ssor Il tssei'S Rsa ling B)oss. which
have been introduced into moro than 800
towns,
Tie Hhi'e Sare,a bool, Thrilling interest,
on Slavery, with eight cnsTavings Agents
wanted to sell this last named book, who can
make good wages.
Orders solicited by TAPPAN & WHITE
MORE, III Washington street, Boston, for the
ahovp
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THE subscriber still continues the manu-
L facture of this unrivaled churn, at his shop
near the Bridget in the village of Middlebury.
1t has now been thoroughly tested by many o.
he pest dairy farmers in this region, & but one
opinion has been expressed and that is in FA-
voR or THIS cHURN AGAINST ALI OTHER con
tr,ances for the manufacture of good Butter.
Abundant testimonials are in the hands Of
the Proprietor of this churn, that it possesses
advantages, never before found in any other.
II is valuable particularly on account Of its
labor-Savine character since it works and salts
the butter without bringing il in contact with
the heat of hands aud turns out the article in
its purest & most marketable shape. All orders
addressed To the subscriber will he promptly
attended to- and the churn WARRANTED to
give satisfaction.
c. W. BALDWIN.
Middlebury, Aug 10, 1852. l6; II
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Wood for Sale.

TNlIE subscriber intends to keep good
Il supply of upland HARD WOOD for sale
in this village, at all times after this date
Families and others, who are in want of wood
can be supplied by leaving their orders at the
store Of n. Wood Il Co. or by calling on the
subscriber. & r. Terms--Cash on delivery.
f. W. LYONS.
MiddIcbury, May 10, 1862 4;