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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03

STATE OF VERMONT, Be II remembered,
District of Addison, SIS / that at Probate
Court held at Middlebury, in and for the Dis
trct of Addison, on the = day of October
Der. A. D. 1852,
Luther Smith, executor of the last will and
testament Of
JACOB SMITH,
late Of Bridport, in said District, deceased
presents his administration account for al
iowance IL is thereupon ordered, that said
account be considered by this Court for al
lowance, at the session thereof to be held at
the office of the Register of this Court in said
Middlebury, on Thursday the 18th day of
November next, at one o'clock In the after
noon and that notice thereof be given to all
persons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, If any they may have,
to the probate and allowance of said act by
publishing a certified copy of this order in
the Middlebury Register, newspaper print
ed atsaid Middleburyi three weeks succcssives
ly previous To the time of said Court.
And at the same Court, the said executor
moved this Court that partition OF the real es-
tate Of said deceased be made according to
law and the last will and testament of said
decreased, and that commissioners be appoint
ed for that purpose II Is thereupon ordered,
that all persons interested be notified by
publication, in the same newspaper and man
ner as herein before directed To appear be-
fore this Court at the said session thereof 10
be- holden as aforesaid on the 18th day Of
November next, at which time this Court will
order Said partition to he made and appoint
commissioners for that purpose.
JEp. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy ofrccord.
2T;3w. Attest JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register
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M o r r G E i.

1Nhc Philomathesian Society of Middle
l. bury College, will have public exercises
at the College Chapel, on the evening of
the tenth of Nov. next, at 6 o'clock con
sisting of debate, orations and Ooem-
The public are respectfully invited to
attend In behalf of the Soc.
~. E. P. STONE, Pres,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03
Religious Notice.

Rev. W. DAILY will celebrate Mass in
Middlobury on Sunday, the 9TH inst ,
and the Rov Mr. McGowEN, of st Al
bans will also attend for the purpose of
making a collection.to liquidatc a debt
remaining due on his church
Middlebury, Vt Nov. !, 1852.
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CONTAINING No ALCOHOL!

And especially a3dptedt5 tie Care Of hs,s
Complaints;
fS Alt rHlf1 vARfo-s FORMS.
Such as Pain in the Stomach, Heartburn, lln=
bitn Il Coslivcness, Oppression after eatirg,
Ati Eructati ms. ScN Headache, Loss u
appetite, Iaundicc. Piles, Night Sweau
Goodness ui the ENtIenitirs Fiatu.en-
cy.Ncrvous Debility Female Oh.
siiuciiuns, Distcntun Of the
stomach and Bowels,
Dizziness, Pain in the Side. Tor or Il ,ht
Liver, Wnter-bra,h, Weakness OF III,
Limbs, Debility cat sed by Fever. Oh.
mite Influence or old Age,
AMI all Diseases ha, ing their
0igin 10 lnPidsci Digestion o. lefiSli Ct-iliioi
OF THE STOMACH.
1t is also an excellent remedy. ahi not sur
passed 10y any medicine kn0c II, for all tbs
peculiariiicN Of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Being entirely free from every injurious prop
crig, anil eiicctly safe at all times. It's
soothing mud restorative Toxic POwgH is the
secret Of its great eiiicar, in all rascs VI
GENERAL DEBILITY
aud render. it nm Invaluable remedy for Tho
the preycniUn aud cure of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03
Fire Safes,

E,OR sale by James NJ. slade g. Co. " Ds-
II Wilson's Fire King " Fire Safes, a supe-
rior article. Town authorities and others,
wishing to keep books and papers of value
secure from fire are requested to call and ex-
anime the article. =
Nov. !, 1852 ff'f
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CONNECT AT BURLINGTON,

With Steamers for Platts5Hrgh d. Montreal
Rail R0ais, and with Tie Vermont Central
and Vermont & Canada Raj n a&s, for the
East, North and West, via Ciamplsin q. 81.
Laurence, and the Oedens5urgh Rail Road
CONNECT AT RUTLAND,
With the Trains Of the H'cSterH Vermont, Rat-
land d. Washington, and Saratoga 4. Wash
ingtOH Rail Roads for New York, Albany, Troy
Schenectady, Buffalo, and for the West
CONNECT AT BELLOWS FALLS,
With the Trains of the Cheshire, Vermont
Valley aud Suliiraa Rail Roads for Windsor
Boston, Worcester Lowell, Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven, & New York
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03
Lost |!

In or near the Congregational Church,
Oct list, pair of Gold Spectacles in
purple leather case The finder will
confor 3 favor by leaving them at this
Office
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03

Ikn Prime Merino Ewes, one year old
lcO last May, in good order, and ont
OF Atwood stock, for sale in Shelburn, near
the Depot lis MORSE
shelburn, Nov. /, 1889 2s.3w
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THE WONDERFUL
c. R @ C K E T T
4 I
BE SURE rou ARE RIGHT THEN GO AHEAD

Ii LANGwORTIlY having just been to New
LIZ York for the purpose of replenishing
his Stock of Goods, and having purchased Il
pretty heavy winter supply; wishes to give
notice to old cutomcrS, and new ones, that he
intcnlt In Soil his rnnls at a
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03
Reduced Price

for cash or ready pay. Customers who never
design o pay for goods, are not invitcd-as we
have been patronzcd pretty well in that way
already. We believe that those who have
traded with us have concluded that they were
fright" and will continue tt" go ahead at
the old Stand, No. ,, Nichols Building.
E5~ ADMISSION FREE.
Oct. l6, 1852
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An Immediate Settlement

will be required Of all persons Indebted to
the late firm Of BARRETT & COBB, whose
copartnership terminated on the 2ist day OF
April last We have waited long, and are now
determined to have our dues, without further
delay. This week VIC commence rcnd-
ing bills, to which prompt response will be
expected IN ALL CASES.
JOS II. BARRETT
JUSTUS COBB
Sept 90. 1852. 23:1m
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Dir0,

In this town, Oct. %, Mr. JosEru
FALEs, aged 81 years.
Printers in Massachusetts and NJ ich-
igan are requested to copy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03

l-9-Fares are less when Tickets are pur.
chased at the Offices, than when paid in the
Cars. JOHN S. DUNLAP,
28tG Superintendent.
Burlington, Octo. 10Th 1852
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Flannels.

WHITE, Scarlet and Orange
w ENGLISH FLANNELS,
Blue and Grey Bay State do.
rs g. "a domestic, do.
Hamilton, Bedford; swansdown and extra
wide Bleached and Brown
Cotton Flannels -
Rose Blankets, &c. &c, in Store and for sale
cheap, by E. VALLETTE,
Oct 9.
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Notice.
w anted.

y consequence Of = change, in business
l. want several person indebted to rne TO pay
some money Immediately.
l have just returned from Boston with
small assortment Of new style goods prepare
tory to a large addition soon.
u A. SHELDON
Oct 4, 1852 "a:
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LIBERATION.

THIS may certify, that have given my
son fORDYCE, his time until he shall become
of age, and shall neither pay any debts of his
contracting, nor claim any Of his wages after
this date. JAMES MOODY.
Starksboro Oct. l6, 1852. 27;3w
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Uncle Toms Cabin" As 1t Is.

just received and Tor sale by
l.. W. CLARK.
Also very large assortment of new and val
liable Books, which will be sold so as to cor
respond with former low prices.
0c.. Is, 1851.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03

A MOSrN 1IACuLOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS AFTER - YEARS SUI
FERlNG.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03

SAMUEL 4. IIuLDrRr Addison County, In
VS.. Chancrry
JosFPn BRANcn,
SAMUEL H. TUPPER&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
Police Intelligence.

Clare Of Buying Stolen Property Yesterday. officers Du
on Clark. and Hogan attaches at the Chief Off
restto q Frenchmsn named Amer da Alvcsts dealer in
cutlery rrsbssctpg buess at No $50 Pearl street and
aso occupying spl-I did store in Broadway, in Nblos
charge OF buy qusntity Of valuable cutlery,
with the knowledge that the stolen property
1t seems that the ,torr MIR VIM Ely Gibson, No 3O5
Broadway in October last wssenered BY burglars aud
quantity OF the finest hind OF pocket knives pen knives
orks poremopnaes and fancy tices stolen there
from valued $500 Within the last lew days the
perry had been cod by the rogues to MIR Avests Ac
coroIDgy search warrant issred by Justice Lo-
fhror 70 examine the IL Ayests, both In Pearl
street and Broadway IN. latter store the officers
succeeded IN finding Of the most costly articles,
valued in all sb ut $500 rhis property deut
fled by MIR. Cheon portion Of the property stolen
from his premises 10 october last The officers dis
covering the stolen property conveyed the before
9he magistrate ana also took custody hivests
the charge q buying hr said pr, pery with knowledge
that the stolen property Alvests detained
for 8 further invetttgatiUn
a Bid Yong TAif "A hoy calling himself John Da-
vie yesterday afternoon by officer stephens
= charge OF stesTg portemoDnse containing Sc 4e,
from the person Of Ms Frances Brtun, residing at
No 35 Alien street. II appears that Mrs. Bntton.
compspi.d by two lazy iend walking down Broad
way yesterday afternoon when between Leonard and
Franklin ttre.ts. the your rogue up suddenly BE-
hind her snatcbed tbe port-moDnae from her hand and
made OF fol speed. An alarm given add oh
instituted after tim The boy finding he closely
he caught by tn. above named oeer who conveyed
him 10 the Tomb. On -rsIchipg him, the book and
money foupc In hi possession, Justice Lsthrop
mitted him 10 prison tor uial
Chotgs ot Perjusg Two Germans. named Rudolph
Ruee ana Charles schu .. arrested yesterday by
ocer smith On charge Of perjury preferred against
tbtm by coward Hart. liquor dealer, No "a James
street The perjury geo have been perpetrared
trial IN De Court "f Pleas in a matter ma
teral 70 the issue Justice Lothrop heid the accused
parties 70 bal TO answer tue charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

Total value Of merchandise exported in December
of this all but ss73S,6 composed of pro.
duce of the United States. The shipments to Liverpool
ana Lcnlon were not during last month such large per
cent Of the aggregate we have previously noticed
There has been decided improvement In the dstribu-
ton Of our exports To South and Central America the
shipments have been unusually large in the aggregate
This statement is important in connection with the table
oquanttes Of certain articles exported gives those
interested all the information desired relative to
the trade ofthis port with foreign countries.
The Bank Of Pennsylvania has declared semi annual
dividend of four per cent The Patterson and Hudson
River Railroad Company semi dividend Of four
per cent The Alliance Insurance Company of Boston
sixteen per centamountng s2 O00-payable in SCRIP
for Its earnings the past year being the first year Of its
establishment. Firenen's Insurance Company Of Bos
ton, ten per cent semi annual. Stoughton Branch Rail-
road three per cent.
The business Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
for the ending November &c. 1850 and 1851 COM
pares follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

LIBERIA EMIGRATION The members of the New
York and Liberia Emigration and Agric altural Al
ISOLATION, organized October 81, 1851, take this
method Of turning their sincere thanks TO the pub
lie for enabling them to send out, by the Liberia
packet which sailed from Baltimore, Md D., on the
3D. inst for Liberia, some $1,000 worth Of goods
with their agent, A. Csudwell ESQ who will in
come cuon viii Messrs. A T Russell and r E.
Murray, of Liberia, commence the erection of
houses, and clearing of farms, for the members OF
the Association, and others, who ay identify them
selves With its objects We hope the friends of the
cause will see sufficient reason, IN early action
to warrant further assistance on their part We
have an association now Of some three hundred
members, and we hope, by spring, to be able to
seno some one bur dred farmers out to Liberia. If
we fail, it will be for want Of means All persons
DESTROYS Of contributing for said object, leave
ii at the Mayors Office keepit until called for
by the agent. T., ~ Jones. whose house is No. 6
Pell street; business, No 81 Greenwich street.
Respectfully, on behalf OF the Asso station,
+ G JONES, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

longer In request Lnssys heavy at l3s I4c Faune
quiet blankets inactive and sawis are now out Of
first hands. The jobbsrs stil doing . moderate
business Tor the city and by sie Ior the
far distant markets Preach goods arriving in large
quantities. and the market will be well stocked for the
opening Of the spring trade Owing to the rise in prices
in France, prices will be firm at first but we have NO
faith in the durability Of affairs in that country and the
present activity and buoyancy only be temporary
Our market will be flooded, and have reason to be
eve that very low prices will rule late in the season
British goods being shipped more freely from the
other side. In prints cambrics and muslins we shall
receive larger quantities than usua from Great Britain
In plain cacoes there falling off, but especially
in linens and linen and cotton goods
The annexed statement exhibits the valuo OF foreign
dry goods entered ct this port for consumption for
housing and the value withdrawn from warehouse,
for the week ending the Sth inst =
MOVEMENTS FOREIGN Day GooDs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHA Am SQUARE. ONE
block above the National The Atre-GeorRa Lna snia
n EDIljAI


THE MARRIED WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL DON
panion-By Dr.. A. n Maurioeau Professor OF Diseases
Of Women-Twentieh edition, lsmo, pp. 25O-Price m
Years Of suffering Of physical and anguish 10 many
an ahecCnAts wife, and pecuniary difficulties the
band might have been spared timely Of ths
work. !! b intended especially for the married. or thsss
contemplating marriage IS it discloses Important seoret
which should be known TO them particularly.
To Nose whose health does not permit Of increase
family. 10 i5 OF special mportance.
Here, also, every femse-the wife, mother-the onG
either budding into womanhood the
OF years In whom nature eontempstes change
osn discover the causes and tho efficient
rene Dies and certain mode of
10 which her sex is subject
(Extracs OF letter from gentleman in Dayton, OhioJ
DAYTON. MsY !, l84a
DIR. A. H. MAuRIcEAU:-
Ny DEAR SIR My wife hiss becn perez SINKING
some three in great
and suffering months before and during confne
mems every successive mere and dabilisatinS
and prostrating her putting her life in imminent dangcf
and which WAS on tho last occasion desparod Of sup
posed this state Of things able resigned my
self to meet tho worst At this time (now about ave
months heard your book highly spoken containing
some matters reaching On its perus
cannot the relief it Aovded distressed
mind and the joy its pages my wife, lesrn.
Ing the great discovery of Desome provided
remedy. 1t opened prospect 10 me- which little
caved was possible But for thf other
have passed head in al human probability my wfe
less.
OF course mpractcsbis convey more fully the ~
rous subjects treated Of they of stroslY
intended tor the married those contemplating marriage
Liberty street, New York; Little Co.. Albany; Joseph
Philadelphia s''
the receipt of ST. copy will be transmitted bv mail
free postage to the Unitsd States All ioieFs
must be addressed post paid 10 Or Aaurcoau. keT
LIZA, New York city. Ofioe IL Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
AG K N CY.

M BURLINGTON O. SNETHEN CONTINUES TO
practise law in the Supreme Court attend
before Congresto prosecute claims and settle
against the Departments and Boards Of
patents home and broadto obtain ponsions and
bounty aLdsto COLLECT debts dividends legacs
rtanoes in any psrt Of the United States and in foreign
countriesto make OF funds loans stock
and bond and morgageand to negotiate the purchase
Aad sale Of loans lands and rights State Of
Union. Particular attention paid TO California land title
cases coming up 70 the United States Supreme Court
then, No Carroll Place Capitol Hul Washington D. O..
will meet with prompt atten tion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
BnIIIianI InlaIIIEenGe

democratic meeuLa 10 beloOnt nty, Ohio, on the
27tD uit over winch he Ton Wl,On shannon presided
passed resolutions declaring Gen Case TO be their
choice for the Pnt1ency
A democratic meeting in Hilsboro jefferson county,
Mo nomins ed Thomas " BeotoH rs the democratic
candidate for Congress in thst district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
IN SU II ANCE s..


Il IFE INSURANCE NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
~ Assurance Society Of London General Agents OH
Ne Grand street, Jersey City-The above company
tnues TO effect assurances the lives Of resident
the United States and California and other special
yards at fair rates Of premium For blank FORMS
&c., please apply as above to
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent.
THE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered in lSA-Oices 53 Fulton street, Brooklyn;
bherch ants Exchange. all street. New Yorkhave their
capital Gas also handsome surplus) Invested in TIE most
undobted securities and continue to insure buildings
chsndise furniture and other personal property vessels in
por their favorable terms osher
similar institution. $500 -
ALyREp c. STEVENS Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

M EDIChL.

MEDICAL CARD.-DR. GLOVER CONTINUES TO
lI cure th,se obstinate, protrscted, haifcursd arr
patched cssee that have bsnsd the okil 1.-THE
and tuch escape from Ignorant deal pretend
Strangers are spprIcd that this city sboundo with spe
cisI empirical preenders under fictitious names, wifi
French pronunciation, who make extnvagant promises Of
gui Strangers beware of these self doctors
Dr q Las received regular medical eduoatio and hAa
o5ufa bmseto an once prsotice for the last dvs
seg.s. q. ; o,e'SAf emce, NVfl2 Ann stysst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

The Fort Smith Carr Herald tsyf that orders have
been received from Warrington for the removal OF the
If seventh military district and also OF
the bea auafttr. Of the 9Th IT, h infantry from that
plsce u Fort Gibson.
General Winfield Scott arrived at Norfolk (va) on the
9th inst and 70 leave the next morning for Rich
Uond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE, FOR PHIl
ladeipha, ~ 10 O'clock, A. NJ from pier MOL North
river foot OF Battery place. by JOHN POTTER
daily (sundays exoeptd arriving At Philadelphia Al
p. n Fare S. second oAss 81 kmgrAnt line AZ p n.
Fare, 81 81. j. BLISS, Agent.
NBw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. g.
~ Mail and Express Lines through in 4Nhours MI Rail-
road via Jersey city leaving New York ~ A. NJ foot Of
CortAndt streets A M and r. M Liberty street-leaves
Phadelphia hours from foot of walnut Fare
reduced SIS for first class 81 for second
tmore Washington and Charleston through Sockets sold
the above linos and through luggage CARRIED In
line. from Nav Work w,th thYomsh aopdunSors.
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This is unusua lily large and would be excessive
time in the There hardly week during the
whole Of last fall that exceeded the above The arrivals
must have been enormous, nearly half million in
value warehoused We do not like the looks Of this
II the mportations continue throughout the at
this rate the shipments Of specie from this country vii
this year largely exceed those Of 1881
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

R0MERY THEArRE:-DooRs OPEN AT 81; CURTAIN
IN ssss ss1s ss fs s. 4:
S::S
s9%s ' sno Of sSs RsAP sz &
dhH EvsrsTd Taylor; spsn.sh Siis Mt ceny as.sp
s,as
MT Lemngwell; Countess Landsdsrf, Mrs Grastan
RURToNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREsr.-DooRs
cents. Fsv es'l soas: g.
fS'inP 3s9 5 j. ss
s. .nS Mrs. GGdSs Mis- Mary Tsyicr NJ Lionel Lynx
hard bye Yosnshs sssns MISE Miss H Mr. asnrs
Dismal NJ. sisis p ssnsua DE- With nth
thy Mrs Mah M &son Mr. sursSn M,s limo
open at 6h curtain rises att clock Dress Circle and
's.s Sss
II % T.
PSls !sSs %isn: 3 isiisssi
Iyn. HS.s Mr.. Ssn:
Of COB
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUx-P. T. BARNUn.
A., and sohn Assist
usss n:
yfy
g as
~ isn o S and
se s .sSS snS mp
Of fix persons the Koh Moor Diamonds Happy Family;
the Chinese novelties &c. all Visible At all
CIRCVs..NEw YORK AnPHIrnEATRs. 81 BowERY.
pras s M .
sI,sn Mic LOUISE hscf j..
me x:
a.. shs The @ ' s saRsss
Liant, hche Marepgo, Alma and Wash ngton will All
pear. Afternoon performances on Saturday only.
EELLOWS MINSTRELS-THE MANAGER TAKES
great pleasure IN announcing an engaycment with Mr..
Horn (New forks great favore) and celebrated negro
deMneator also Briggf, the oc!sbrs ted banjo
wi make their hrst appearance on Monday January Il
DE 1T REMEMBERED.-THIS AFTERNOON, AND
- every afternoon next week. Professor Anderson
grand Day Performance Doors zen At commeucea ats
pH!LnARMoNJc socIETY.-TEMTH sEAsoN.-THE
second Concert Of this season will be given at Nibos
Csnesrs Room on Saturday evening January TO- Conduo
are Vie Er0ea sympheny By Beethoven, ana the
tickets ~ be made .. The stores Hesst
street. Brooklyn Also tickets for hotels
BY order, J. l.. ENSIGN, Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

MMENSE SUCCESS OF DIR WAaD-aLL FOkAnk
experiences exceeded. - InnuL cradle casee progress
hrough their terrible without other berE
able TO arrest them but by numerous improvements
relieve al TO whose disappointed BY hum
most signal advantage in instance removing
ioue patient from suffering detection
70 safety and entire security Once Canal
and Brsndwsy the place where properly fo
No fee till cured. ALI consulta lions priv ate
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$Z0I Zog Il $Z7U,04V u
increase over the preceding year. $s79o Is
The additional income in 1851, derived from the
through travel and traffic The local business shows
falling of.
The report Of the banks Of Massachusetts, for May.
1851 compared with that for October 1850 presents
the annexed statement