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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-19
PLAN 0 F0 r. TIE
MUSIC RE,
M mr. p,ocx Traces

The subscriber has opened Tety extensive
and choice SELECTION of Musical Merchandise,
consisting Of every variety Of Musical Instru-
ments, such us Piano Fortes, Seraphinef, Me-
lodconS, Bass Viols Violins, Guitars, Plates,
Flagcolets Clarionets, Cornopcans. Accorde>
ons, and Brass Instruments Of every descrp.
ton for Bands; also Bass Viol and Violin
Strings, Tuning Forks, Tuning Hammers, &c
The assortment of Sheet Music consists Of,
about -Four Thousand Pieces Of the latest and
n 81, popular Music of the day, additions to
Ah'c,i will be made every week. from the most
extensive Importing and Publishing Houses in
New York and Boston Instruction Books on
hand for every Instrument, and all new works
received as soon rs published.
Church Music Books VI every description.
The attention of Purchasers is respectfully
invited TO the assortment OF Piano Furies, Ser
a2hnes and Melodeons, as they arc from the
hest Manufacturers in the country, and every
Instrument will he warranted. unless otherwise
stated 10 the purchaser
All the abore goods will be sold MS low 90
can be purchased in New York or Boston, and
the orders Of Teachers and those who buy 10
sell again, arc respectfully solicited, and will
he iiled and sent to any part oil the country, as
may he directed.
42:em. l.. S. RUST
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ST. STEPH ms SCHOOL
9GA EGUIG IAIIRS.

Rev. TllOS. L. RANDOLPH, A. NJ,
Principal.
THIS SCHOOL will be opened and com
l. mcnce its first term on Thursday, the
9th inst. 1t is TO be conducted under the SUI
pervision of the Rector of St Stephens
Church, and is designed to afford all the means
of a thorough and polite education on chris
tian basis
The Principal will be assisted by competent
teachers in Music and Modern Languages, and
will spare no pains to make the School in every
respect worthy of high reputation.
The terms for day scholars, per session are;
For Common English Branches, ss3 90
Higher do do. 90
Ancient or Modern Languages, each 3 90
Or, in connection with other studies, 90
Music and use of Instrument, 10 90
Boarding Scholars will be received into the
family of the Principal, and will be treated,
as nearly as it is possible, with parental aflec-
ton and care.
The first session will continue eleven and a
half weeks, and lis very desirable that all who
design to attend should be present at the open
ing. Any further information which may be
desired will be afforded by the Rector of st
Stephens Church, or after the present week
by the Principal at the late residence of Prof
Twining
Middlebury, May Is, 1852 Aft
THE justly celebrated RUSSIA sALvE
l. sold by H. A. SHELDON.
| MAY 49,
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ea%The colored rector Of St. Phi

ss1@The colored rector of St. Phil
ip's (colorcd Episcopal) church in
New York recently declined to read
a notice in that church of a meeting
to resist the fugitive slave law, on the
ground that it was a duty to obey the
law. The vcstry subsequently appro-
we'd the course of the rector, only one
person dissenting. Frederick Doug
lass paper complains bitterly of the
action of both rector and church.
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t-9- For incipient consumption, we know of
no better remedy than WISTAR'S BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY. 1t is soothing and heal
ing in its nature, and is admirably adapted to
ally and dissipate that annoying and distress
ing irritation which so much prevails at this
season of the year, caused by colds, coughs,
and chills brought on by frequent and sud
den changes of the weather We know of sew
eral severe cases which have been radically
cured by the use of this Balsam. Some two
years since friend of ours was suffering UNI
der what thought to be confirmed consumption
"A severe cough, loss Of appetite, night
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DENTISTRY.

T. w. COE, Dentist, is permanently located
L in Vcrgcnnes, where he has been enga-.
red in the successful practice Of his profession
- the last seven years and may always be
roLnd at his Office ready to attend to any call
in his profession from the Extracting OF SIM
Gle tooth to the inserting OF an entire suction
sett with artificial gums. Those needing
DENTAL OPERATIONS,
arc invited 10 favor him with a call. All work
will be done at moderate price,, Of the best mater
ials and warranted 10 gire satisfaction.
Reference can be made to AIRY Of the pro-
fc,sonal or business men Of Vergennes and vi
entity.
March 20, 1852. IS
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b L IN TIM Ell

The awful census of the dead
Is by CONSUMPTION mainly fed;
Then, ere the fatal dart is sped,
Remove the cause of what you dread.
Be in time
The frequent Cough that mars your rest,
The fevered pulse, the frightened chest,
The breathing, laboring and oppressed,
The coming Of the seoargc attest
Be in time
TAR, CANCHALAGUA, LlNERWORT,
These, conyalcscent crowds assert,
viii the dread malady cvert,
And save the tendcrcst lungs unhurt.
Be in time
Rogers has blended in one charm,
These elements of healing balm.
His syrup The irora cough ieW calm,
Then try it at the first alarm
Be in timc
For Sale by A. L. SCONlLL & CO, at thu
Depoi, Go'hie HAIL. 3lG BrOadray, ~ Y, am
by all respectable druggists in the Unite'
Sta es and Canadas
Also for sale in MiDDLEBuRY, by russell
& POWELL.
Prioe-ln large bottles, 81 ,OO-six bottle
for $500.
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TIE New LIQuoR BnL-The new
liquor bill. which has passed through all
its stages in 10th branches of the legis-
lature, has been placed in the hands of
the Governor. BY the statute he has
five days allowed to him to consider the
question of signing or vetoing The fate
of the bill will probably be made public
on Wednesday, or possibly tomorrow
Boston Bee, NH inst.
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CAMPAIGN PAPER IN WASHINGTON,
The Washington Republic announ-
ces that on the Wednesday following
the nomination by the Wing Conven-
ton, which will meet at Baltimore OF
the 10th of June, it will,,issue the first
number of a journal for the campaign
to be devoted to the support of the
nominees of the convention for the
President and Vice Presidency of the
United States.
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FouRTn OF JuLY -FiRE Works - O..
Horey, Esq, Pyrotcchnist for Boston, is pre-
pared to execute orders for his splendid Fire
cxcclcd in this line, and received the Premi-
um Gold Medal, &c, and has prepared and
executed the fire works for Boston with com
plete success See his advertisement in this
nnncr
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sweats, &c. BY the use of the Balsam, he
dispeled these alarming cncroachmcnis, and
IS now in the enjoyment of comparative good
health-New England Washinstonian, Boston.
Agent. for wi.tar's Ba.am. w. p. Russell
Middiebuty; J. ~ Needham. Bustols 4. r Roicbc
New Haven, D. Haskell, w. Cornwall; I. =. ben
son, Whitins,F Huntington, vergennes r. c. Smith,
Munkton.
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E& A notification is said to have
been addressed BY the senior Bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, to the
other Bishops, to meet in convention at
Camden. n. j., june oath. for the trial
of charges against Bishop Doane.
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Charleston. May ll.-Senator Rhett,
in his letter of resignation to the Gov
crnor of South Carolina, says " In con
sequence of the proceedings i'll the Con
vention which has just adjourned, deem
myself no longer proper representative
of the policy Of the people of South
Carolina. with respect to the aggressions
of the General Government"
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70 Ralnh Waldo Emerson ga,

IL Ralph Waldo Emerson says
O. Rotation in Office is decidedly not a
law of nature. How absurd when men
say. now it is my turn to make watches
and YOU shall make mullins The black
smith shall cut me coat, and the tailor
hammer out locomotive or here is the
Senator of thirty years constant exper-
fence in State affairs let him be dentist
or portrait painter. and we will send
johnny Raw in his stead"
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LAKELAND, l.. 1.-The shares in these
Village Lots are nearly all sold. If you wish
IL pleasant homestead for ss25, apply immed-
lately to Chas. Wood, III John Street n. Y.
See advertisement in another column.
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MEDFORD RUM.
THE GREATEST HISTORICAL

THE GREATEST HISTORICAL
AND ALLEGoRlCAL PRINT OF THE AGE,
IN Commcmo alton OF That most Important event in the
AMERIcAN REVOLUTIONS, fh. Bdtist surIendefing
their arms General Washington alter tni IT defeat III
Yofknap, Virginia Oct,ber, l7sl.
VuE Engraving Is executed by Tanner, Valance
| KcTney 4 Co frnm an original drawing by J. i.
Rcnnut aud published by Benjamin Tanner, Ens'sver
Philadelphia Tile size NJ the PRINT Is p 10y ~ inches
aud originally published 10 Subscribers at s2 IN the
sheet.
THg IIisroRY. Ia the mt aud grand plan are ct
hibi,ed three are. rroups the principal ofces, whn
present at the transaction, with faithful like
ness Of each.
In the fret group is seen General Washington. Gener
oil Rochamheau. General Lincoln. Colonel Hamilton, rn
old Farmer eager 10 contemplate The scene, b'ly HE
servant aud the Horse II General Washington.
Ia the second group, are American aud French on
crr., Grmral kuox, Secretary Wilson, the Duke
luatun, aud the Marquis de La Fayeue.
The third goap is descriptive of the British surren.
der NJ their aims l.od ComNalls, General O'llaTa,
Commodore Snmons Colonel iahion, with two in-
rcrs cut ofi, Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Abccrombe,
Lieutenant Colonel Dundas Lord Chewton, &c. Lord
CornN als appears presenting Ills swoid 10 the hrst
Genoral Olieer he meets but Gehcral Washington is
pointed hun the ouly person 10 whom he is 10
On the heights and in the distance the different
armie, aud crowds Of spectator. The House OF SEC
retary WILSON, OCCUPIED By Lord CoTnwailis aud his
,tnfi which was bomba rded aud pierced with has' the
Marquis de La Fayelte having remarked thai they were
Carving dishes for the dinner OF Lord Corwals Hsktd
leave of General Washington 10 serve him dish Of ms
own cooking aud Immediately after several bombshell'
fl through the roof on the table, aud wounded some
/ aud dispersed the party.
! rnE ALLEGoRy. -On the left is erected monumenl
in honor OF those ustrOus heroes who Sacrificed thru
lives and fortunes to insure To their citizens, the LiberS
] aud Independence they now enjoy.
! ruBiI~lIED AT 81, ny WM b LANE, PHILA
| DEIPIlIA, AND TO ne HAD AT THE OFF, or or
| TnE AMERICAN COURIER" No. l4l CHEST
/ NUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, AS PREMlC Ms
! To THAT PAPER.
IT, 4 lberai discount TO agents SO"
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Middlebury Hotel Company.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Stockhold-
~ ers ofsaid Company that the first assess
mcnt of % Dollars on each share Of the Cap
ital Stock of said Company has been laid by
the Directors, and is made payable to Joseph
Warner Treasurer at the Bank Of Middlebury
on the Goth day of May, A. d. 1852
BY order of the Directors.
d. s. CHURCH, Cleyk.
Middlebury, May Z, 1852 Ssw
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EE The friends of Gen. Scott are
making arrangements for a grand mass
meeting in New York, at some future
day, probably about the first ofJune.
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Burlington 1895 P. IN. $40 1910
The Trains Leaving Burlington at As and
Bellows Falls at II 80, will stop only at CHES-
TER, LUDLOW, RUTLAND, BRANDON,
MIDDLEBURY and VERGENNES,
Except to leave Passengers from Connecting
Roads.
lY- Connect at burlington with the Lake
Steamers, Vermont Central and Vermont 4
Canada Roads.
LEI" Connect at Rutland with the Trains OF
Western Vermont, Rutland and Washington
and Saratoga and Washington Railroads
145' Connect al BcilOrS Falls with the trains
Of Cheshire, Vermont Valley, and Sullivan
Railroads
t5' Passengers must procure their Tickets
before taking seats ia the ears.
JOHN :. DUNLAP, sSup't
Burlington, May 10, 1852. 1tf
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PURELY, MUTUAL
THE
National Life Insurance Co
Office state-street, Montpelier, vt
GU ARANTEE CAPlTAL----S1C0, eco
Life Insurance is the poor mans wealth aud
good investment for the capitalist"
OFFICERS,

OFtlCEItSs
Dr.JULIUS Y. DEWEY. President.
Hon. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President
DIRECTORS.-Julius Y. Dewey, Daniel
Baldwin, Paul Dillingham; limo. p. Redfcd,
Julius Converse. Edmund Weston, Homer W.
Ilcaton, Joseph & Danforth. Jr.Albcrt L. Cat
lin, John A. rsse, George W. Collamer, Grin
Smith, Charles Dewey.
BOARD OF FlNAN CE.-Homer w
IIeaton. Albert L. Catn John a. Pegc.
MEDICAL EXAMINER.-Orin Smith
Nj. ID.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.-Fr Frederick
W. Adams. NJ. d. e,
SECRETARY-,Jamcs T, Thuision.
LIFE INSURANCE.
1T is an institution contemplating unmixed
good to mankind"
We invite the attention of the Public TO the
principles of the National Life Insurance Com.
pahv. . ..,, .t ...i -
The Charter is liberal ard particularly a.
dapted to the wants Of all who may desire ic
embrace such an institution. 1tshould be EN-
braced-
LIST, BY Husbands nndiFathers to make pro-
children.
81, By the young to provide for themselves
to infrm age
3D. BY creditors to insure the loss which tho
deathof the debtor might occasion
4Ih. Bv the borrower to enable his repre-
senta,ives in case of his death, 10 repay the
loan
9Th. Those who save alittlc from their daily
labor, or yearly incrme, shonld invest il in this
Savings Bank, that it may he beyond the reach
of accident, and that the widow and child may
receive thcir own with usury." 4ltiy
n. II. HAND Agent for Addison Co.
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THE
N apoleon asty;
OR,
THE HISTORY
THE B0NAPAATE FAMILY
BY THE BERKELEY MEN.

CONTENTS.
1-Origin Of tie Bonaparies
2-Ia'y-CorSica.
3-Cario aad Lstiiia.
apOkaOn-Emperor.
S-I,s4s'1 I5ui.o, E~p'es'cs-
7-JosePa-King Of Naples ami Spain, and
JRiia Ciary
S-Lacica-the Scholar and Prince, Chris
tine Boycr ami lIrdame Ja5crthoR.
0-L9His-Kiag IF Hoiiaad and HorieaSc
BeaRharAaiS.
lO-.jcrome-Kiag Of Weaphalia, Frcderiea
Of WHrtemJerg.
1l-Eli-a Bonapartc-Datchcss of Tnscany
Passed. Bdcchiochi
12-PaHiiac - Princess BorgheSe anil The
PHacc BorghcSc.
13-Caroiine-QaeeR Of Naples amt Marshal
Nirat
14-CardiHai Ftseh-Brotter Of Madame
Lciiid.
l5-Eogeae B,apAaraais-Tiecroy of Haiy.
10 Yong 1pa,eoH-Kiag If Rome
l7-Louis Napoleon President of France
\ Bonaparte again rules France. No COM
plete History of this wonderful family has
ever been written, until this work, which i,
intended TO supply the deficiency 1t is de
rived from the most authentic materials, some
of which have been obtained from private
sources in this country and Europe, exclusive
ly for this work. 1t is prepared by severa
literary men of ability and taste, and embel
lshed by Is fine portraits of the Bonapartes
| embraces a full, brilliant and authentic lif,
Of LOUIS NAPOLEON, PRINcE PRESIDENT.
=. Snow IN Pass, IN one handsome oc
tavo volume of about 500 pages Price 81 90
and will be issued very soon by
CORNISH, LAMPORT & co,
PUBLISHERS, s Park Place.
New York, April %, 1852. 42w
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Mill Stone Dresser.

THE subscriber has purchased the sole
Il right for the manufacture and sale of j.
v TlLT0N'S Patent Mill Stone Dresser, for
Rutland and Addison Counties This machine
will do the work Of four men, furrowing, facing,
and cracking, and in much superior manner
To that done by hand, These machines will
be manufactured in this town, which the sub
scriber will keep constantly on hand for sale
Those wishing such machine are invited to
call and examine it, H. RICH.
Brandon, Maya, 1852 8: 3w.
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HOME AGAIN
MIR. w. II. GILMORE

MR.. w. II. GILMORE
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Middebury, that he will return to
his old Rooms, No. Z, NICHOLS BuuDISG on
Monday, May 18th, where he will spare Meth
er pains nor skill in making LIkENESSES
that are perfect representations of those who
may call upon him at :g- No. I, Nichols
Building, and in style and finish unsurpass-
ed by any travelling Dagucrrcotypist in the
country, as hundreds in this town can and will
testify. Those who wish to procure n good
natural likeness will do well to wait until he
returns home, as he has been to the expense
of fitting up his rooms in good style, for the
comfort and convenience of his patrons.
Z. S. exhibit no pictures except those
of my own taking, and am prepared to sell rs
good, or even better ones than | exhibit as
specimens. W. II. G.
Middcbury, May 10, 1852. 3tf.
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III nrk sets.

OF the New York domestic market the Econ
omist says" Beyond the sale of a few small
lots-the waits and cstrays of the seasons
misunderstanding has been done; and if the
demand was tolcrably good (Which it is not,
no transactions could take place in this market,
for the good and sufficient reason that there is
no wool to operate with. We are pleased TO
learn that our manufacturers have Mt length
come to the conclusion to abandon going into
the wool districts at clipping timc-a practice
which obtained to considerable extent during
The past few years-and await the appearance
of the wool on the scaboard This policy will
save for them from to { per ID. on WOOL
Albany Register, In.
BRIGHroN, THURSDAY, MAY -.
At Market, 800 Beef Cattle, no Stores, /
|pairs Working Oxen, SO Cows and Calves,
300 Sheep and Lambs, and 5000 Swine.
! pRIcEs-Becf Cattle-EXtra 81 90; frs.
duality Sc 80; second do 50 so; third do 81 10
Is CO.
! WORKING OxEN-$90, l00S1l0.
u Cows AND CALyEs-S2O, %, %, $685.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-$3 90, " 509t Extra
So 0095 IS.
SwlNr-G97c Retail 7ts 1-"c.
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EM- The Michigan Central Railroad
is to be opened to Chicago this week.
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Notice.

Proposals will be received at the Office.at
J. Burlington, for building Depot Of Wood
at Shclbume. Also, one of Wood at Char
lotte Also, for spacious Erick Depot at
Rutland, all to be completed by the LIST day
of October next. Plans and infoTmatons in
relation to the buildings, can be had at the
Office at Burlington! H. BRADLEY, Pres.
Rutland and burlington, II. n.
Burlington, May &. 1852. 3;3w
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LISToF LETTERS

Remaining in tn Posi- Office at Middlebury,
May II, 1902.
Baldwin. James C. lGrggs, Mrs. Julia Ann
Brown, Samuel Lyford, Ira
Brard, Francois Lyman, Mrs. Martha
Cummin, William Langdon, Joseph T..
Cain Mr., NJ Luni, Mrs. Charlotte v.
Cotton, Morris McCou, John
Conner. Mary Meegan, Owen
Cain, James Mateveur, John
Ducan, William Preston, John T.
Dillon, Richard Sumner, Ephram
Foulrimean, Ephraim SouthwoHh, Miss L. J 2
Giles, Almra Tousaint Mon. Daniel
Gailv, Miss Martha Wortheim, Jacob
Washer Miss Esther
I5- Enquire for advertised Letters.
A. CHAPMAN, +. NJ
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Have received q nice and well selected Stock
of
Spring Goods.
To our numerous customers and the public
generally, we would say we will Now, as
heretofore, make it decidedly for the interest
of all wanting Dry Goods and Groceris, to
deal with us.
Our Stock is always fresh and we keep con-
stantly on hand fine assortment Of all the
Nera Styles and Superior Qualities, and as it
is no houJie for us to show goods, we cordially
invite all to call and examine Styles Il Prices
Our Farming community will find that they
can be suited here at LITTLE lower rates than
at any other establishment inthis City.
RESS GOODS
Such as De LANES, Berrage De Lanes, Silks,
Poplins, Prints, Lawns & Ginghams. Dress
Trimmings OF every description, n great varie-
ty of Ladies & Gents Kid Gloves Of every
size and color, to which we invite particular
attention. Millinery Goods, consisting Of Bon.
nets, Ribbons and Flowers.
EADY MADE CLOTH ING
A large Stock of Rubber & Oil Cloth Coats
and Pants and also Rubber Horse Cores, and
Hoods, Carpetings of all varieties and prices
CR0CKERY,
The best assortment ia the country.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
which comprises Eight Day Kossuth Hats
| Groceries, &c. &c.
Finally, we keep the largest Stocks at th'
| lowest prices.
Vergenncs, April ~, 1852
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New Delancs and Ginghams

From ~ I-2 to 81 la cts. per yard, Just re-
reived at the Cash Store. r L. FULLER.
April 2l,3f
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1ftorrir0 ,

In Addison, on the I'd ult., by william
Reeves, Esq, Mr.. LARoY NJ. GoRnAM to Miss
LoRAIN GAGE, both of Addison.
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Hats.

The Spring Style Extra Molcskin Hats. just
received by ii. A. SHELDON.
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FEATHERS,

A Prime lot Live Geese Feathers just
received by II. A. SHELDON.
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"a .3W
TAILORTNG
ESTABLISHMENT.

THE undersigned has recently fitted up the
L shop at south end of the bridge, and
filled the same with n new and complete as
sortmcnt Of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, VEST
INGS AMI
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Of the best quality, selected with great care
which can be bought at prices that will moi
fail to give satisfaction. Garments of all kind,
ma lie up in the best manner with neatnes.
and despatch
G9- Orders for Cutting will be promptly at
tended to.
i6m GEORGE NJ. BROWN.
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BLACK LION.

This Horse will he stabbed at the subscrib-
rr's, on Mondays and Tuesdays, Al c. Aliens,
Bridport Centre, Wednesdays aud Thursdays,
and at II. Moor's, Mhldlebury, Fridays and
the present season.
CHESTER PRATT.
Bridport, Mar I, 1882. s.sm
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RUTLAND AND BURLIAGTON

EgyS1 tTSr1 r:TsZS: sST=y1 a. !
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D R ES S GOODS
READY MADE CLOTHING

A large Stock Of Rubber & Oil Cloth Coats
and Pants and also Rubber Horse Cores, and
| IIonhs. Cnrnetinp, of all Yafinties and nrices