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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-05-04

Capital and Surplus over 100000.
DURING TWO YEARS BUSINESS lssU-
ED NEARLY 1000 POLICIES
No Health Risks taken by the COMPANY.
The Hartford Life and Health Insurance Com
pany take risks on Life, grant OF purchase annui-
ties, confer endowments, and make contracts up
and appertaining odelerred and reyersonary III
terests connected with life risks, agreeably TO the
powers and privileges conferred by charter,
The business Of the Company is conducted upon
the
JOINT STOCK AND MUTUALPLAN,
at the option Of the insured, thus NEE ting the
wants and crcums lance sof-ihe public more fully,
it is believed, than purely Mutua ! Companies can
do best
Annulties will be granted or purchased and en-
dowments conferred on terms highly favorable,
and according to the rates Of the most hberala and
conducted Companies in this country andin Eng
LAND
The Charrer Of this Company provides that the
wife n ay insure the life of her husband, and the
amount to be paid be securefrom creditors at his
death,
An equitable sum will always be paid for poll
cies surrendered TO the company before they e~
pire,
Travelling, sea and foreign residence permits
will granted at a smallexlIa premium. -,
Policies on lives Of persons going TO Caniorn,a
will he granted on the Joint Stock principle only
and at extra rate OF premium
Extract from the Certificate of the Comptroller
Of the State ofConnecticut' dated ,e.,
JANUARY, 7th, 1881.
"The great success and prudent management oil
this companS. together with its well invested cap
ital and surplus, entIle it to the entire confidence,
Of the community, and II recommend ii, as 10 my
opinion equal in strength and ability TO the oesi IN
stitutions Of the Kind In the Union" lSigned'l
isl RUFUS G.PINNEY, Comptroller.
The Board Of Directorsis composed Of active
business men with capital and character involved
and giving their personal attention TO the manage
meni p eontrolofihe transactions Of the company
JAS, DIXON, President.
WHIT. Hoo kER, WIGS President.
HENRY l.. MILLER Secretary.
A.FRANClS, Agent, MiddlebuFy
Dec. "a, 1851. 3ou.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-05-04

CAUTION---Neither Of these articles are
genuine without the signature of =. A. Weaver
N Co, on the outside wrapper.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-05-04
HATS! HATS!
SPRING STYLE, JUST REcv'D AT THE
PRESS FFICE.

THE usual assortment of Ready Made
l. Clothing. Gents furnishing Goods in
general-Fine Boots, Caps, and in fact, nearly
every article ne cessary to encase gentleman
from head to foot, in a neat and fashionable
manner at REDUCED rates.
Prove all things, hold fast that, which is
good.
Middlebury, April 6, 1858.
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DOCTOR YOUR

" " " ~ L " " Ii
IL SELF-PRlVATE
LY, tor 25 cents, ly
means of The PDCKE /
KSCULAPluS, or Ev-
cry One His Own Physi-
cian.-The thirty SIKH
Edition, with one hund-
red engravings, showing
Private Diseases & Nal :
formations of the Genera
tive System, in every
shape and form : to which
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-05-04
Dress Trimmin gs.

Velvet Ribbons, GimPs, Fringsss &c
b.; - < "A GeAS nfAAl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-05-04
F b NJ ALB WAF ERS,

THE BRITISH SPECIFIC,
A certain cure for Mensium Suppressio, orSup.
pressed Menscs; Hemorrhagia Difficills, or
Painful Menstruation AmenorrhGa. or Par
tal Obstruction CT Menscs ChloroSis or Green
Sickness; LeucorrhGa, Fluor Albus, Whites
an all Female Weakness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13
DRY GOODS, &c:
DRESS SILKS DRESS SILKS

PURCHASERS of SILKS will bear in mind
l. that bargains can he had in the above Goods, at
the Store formerly occupied By G. a. ROGERS, No
2l4 Butman Block.
Check Silks for AZ cents
Plain Changeable do. for 60 IL cents.
Heavy Stripe do for sc % cents.
Heavy Brocade do. for Is cents, usual
price Slip ID.
Black Silks for Is cents, &C., &c.
The Store VIII be open only Is days lOnser-during
that time Goods will be sold cheap as broom.
jams diff
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RE M o WE'D
From my old Room, No. 22 Vain street, to
No. Z CUP STAIRS under
ID NLEY HAL
b. CON GDON

N. B. Engraving of all kinds done in the neatet
ne Stencils, Stamps, Brands, Door Coffin Plates,
Door Nos, and Letters and figures Of different sizes
for patterns & c.. furnished at short notice.
Also Stencils fer marking Linen TO use with Indeli.
bic Ink without preparation. JAMS aim
Worcester Water Cure EnsttGutfOn-No
GLEN STREEJ.-This Institution is well arranged
for the treatment of nyads all of the year
TERMS, &c.-For full board and treatment, from IS
tol0 per week. Treatment without board from So to
per week.
Each patient should furnish one line and two heavy
Cotton sheets two wooden blankets; one comfortable
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended to as usual
Office hours from 2to4P NJ.
dec6 dWtf s. ROGERS, M D..
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TAKE NOTICE.
January LIST, 1858.
CIR EAT RGAINS!

CORNEY, 255 Main Street,
WTlSHiNG to reduce his large stock of Wooden
w Goods previous TO the Spring trade, offes rare
bargains to any who may wish or CLOTHING, either
ready-q made, or made order.
His Stock is fthe LARGEST and best selected to
be found in this city All Garments warranted to be
what they recommended.
Also, large 'ot If
Genttemen's Furnishing Goods,
lower than can be bought elsewhere.
janl d4w w. MECORNEY, Merchant Tailor.
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Coughs, Colds, aud Consu

~, UWEILs, OUIuss and tOnsum ptfON.
The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAISAM so ia
Voraoy and extensively known for the past 25 ears
withstanding the many other prepal aiions Of The day
by general consent of Physicians and Others acknnw
edged as the STANDARD REMEDY for all diseas 81 of
the Lungs, Throa and Chest Certificates to almost
any extent might be given if deemed necessary To-
quire for it by its whole name, many limitations have
appeared Prepared by Reed, Cutler 4 Co Wholesale
Druggists, 80 India street, Boston, and in
ter by Arothecar generally; also by country Mer-
chants and Apothecarits throughout the country.
Price so Cts. decl dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13
Special Notice to Foreigners.

THOMPSON e. CO., Express forwarders, having
made arrangements for drawing Checks directly the
Belfast Banking Company at Belfast Ireland any Of
its branches now ready 10 draw Checks the above
Company, from / to 10000.
The advantage ofsending 10 friends lJroad a Bank
Check, instead of Drafts individuals, be clearly
obvious
for passages from Liverpool TO New York, or Boston,
furnished al This office 5. V.R. uICKCOX, Agent.
jeS diff Waldo Block, Main street. Worcester.
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Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes.
81 TIE subscriber would especially .sSa~
EAl cell he attention OF the public TO his BAEI
w large assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, wv
w. CATERS, INDIA RUBBER OVER vas~
SHOES, and Rubber Boots.
have selected my stock IRON the best Mannfactur-
ers and feel confident that will give entire salisac-
ton.
Shoe Tools and Findings for Sale.
M Leather sold on Commission.
Rubber soeing, and repairing Of al kinds, done at
short notice. at SO Main street, doors South of Centre
School House. JOEL FLETCHER.
ianl3 w6w-dtf
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New Arrangement
At THE HIVE!
s TOCEG To BE sell
at Great Discount!
sale COMMENCES
MONDAY, Jan. Sd.
SEyEzE-.a.y.V'U.RE SAFE.

- EOIk R@aE s'Ve iV GaEA SstAAE Is
TINE for The above and the Iotv prices which
Il follow, are, that owing to the midness of the sea-
son, many Winter Goods hand which must be
sold at some price. arrangement in business
contemplated the first of February and has ever been
my practice to close off all the remaining Stock at this
tason, to make room for New Goods
Whole Stock of II 10 ct. Prints to
cents.
Remaining Stock of % ct. De LANES
to Is and II cents.
Remaining Stock of IS ct. Lyonese
Cloths to 80 and so cents.
Remaining Stock of SO Ct Portsmouth
Ribbed Hose to 81 ID cents.
Remaining Stock of Is ct. Paris Print
ed D'Laines to so and so cents.
Remaining Stock of ST. Raw Silk
Plaids to Is and 83 cents.
large lot of eady-made Cashmerett $40 Cloaks
81 Lyonese Cloth s. Cloaks SO so Ladies' Broad
cloths and Cashmeretts from 25 50 per yard dis
count; Cloak Trimmings at half price $50 yards of
Small Plaid Dark Dress Silks so cts Super do 625
CENTS large lot of Bay State, Long and Square shawls
very cheap, 900 yards If heavy Cash cents; 1000
yards of Cotton Diaper, fine the 25 cent Linen
Goods at cents LOCO yards remnants of so cent
Linens 94 cents 500 yads of Remnants OF fine white
Flame II cents, &C., &C.
Laaes may depend upon it, that the bargains Offered
are worth coming for
Sale commences on Monday next, and will continue
for the remainder Of the month.
Sign the " Hive"
GEO. P. BRYANT.
Jan. l. 1853. dI5tis w5w
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Designer and Engr yer, III on " God and stone.--.
House on Crescent street All orders LETT with q. w.
RICE, al L. H. Goddard K Co.'S, will meet with prompt
attention Particular attention paid to drifting Machi-
merry. dec30 DIFF
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g., TOuN = u1TuAIvAv

Has taken Office at NO. Sc Front street, Top
osite Trumbul street) DR.. Hathaway is authorized
to refer TO Drs. john Green, and Joseph Sargent, of
Worces er; George Hayward, John are, John g. War
rem, f. j. Bigelow, d, II. Slore and Mason Warren,
of Boston.
Worcester Nov, l7th, 1852. w2m
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semi \ nIluaI Sale
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, &c.,
Chamberlin, Barnard, & Co.'S
(Late HI. HI. ChamberIin g. Co's.,)
WE are already receiving Goods for The SPRING
w TRADE, and owing to the great delays in get
Winter Goods
Which must be sold. The bargains mentioned below
are only few ofthose to be found in ours stock.
Among other Cheap Goods may be found.
PLAIN CHANGEABLE SILKS, at6O cts.
1 Case beautiful GLACE PLAID SILKS, 60
IL cts, very cheap.
RAW SILK PLAIDS, 81 IL cts.
GA Wool and Cotton TARTAN PLAIDs, 25
cts, worth so.
All Wool CASHMERE PLAIDs, SI.oO, worth
81 % and 81 so.
All Wool D'LAINEs. till lately sold at 90 cts.
for 2s
All Wool D'LAINES, rich chintz colors, sold
at 70 cts, 81 ID, half price.
Atwood DLAINES and CASHERES, lately
selling at Is cts to S1OO, now Offering for 80,
81 IL and 70 cts splendid goods.
Elegant FRENCH CAsHMERES, Cotton
and Wool, price reduced from 50 to 81 10 cts.
Elegant ENGLISH CAsHMEREs, Cotton
and Wool, price reduced from 81 IL to % cts.
Fine ENGLISH PERSIAN CLOTHS, price
reduced from 81 IL to % cts.
ENGLISH D'LAINES, Price reduced from 80
to cts.
MANCHESTER D'LAINES, selling from IL
IL to II cts.
All our u IL ct. D'LAINES marked down
to 10 cts.
20 ps. 10 ct. D'LAINES selling for s cts.
25 ct. FRENCH PRINTS, selling at Is.
1 case SCOTCH GINGHAMs, finer than
LANCASTER, at 3 cts.
Superior ENGLISH PRINTS, price reduced
from II IL to 10 cts.
Cases AMERICAN PRINTS, usually sold
for 10 and IL IL cts, are now offered for IA
to cts.
Superior BROWN LINEN Table Covers for
81 IL cts.
Very Poor BRO. sHEETINGs for cts.
Good LINEN HDKF'S at "A cts. each.
NEEDLE WORK COLLARS for 8 cts.
Children's WOOL GLOVES, for IA cts.
Ladies' LAMBS WOOL HOSE for % cts.
Good all LINEN DIAPERS for 8 cts per yard
All the rich VELVET and BROADCLOTH
CLoAKs, and Rich CASHMERE sHAwLs,
will be sold at a great discount from the usual
prices, including some very handsome
CAsHM ERE LONG WIS
AT S12 so.
The Entire Thread Store Stock,
Consisting of YARNS, HOSE, GLOVES,
SOCKS. HOODS, scARFs, T1PPETs, &c.,
&C., will be closed out at great discount.
Purchasers who have heretofore avalled themselves
OF our
Milan NUAL SALE
Need not be urged to take advantage Of this one
Those who have never done are respectfully invited
to call and examine the Goods and Prices for them
selves. CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD q co.
N.D. We shall very shortly open variety Of New
Goods adapted to the Spring Trade OF our own impor-
,a,ion, which shall ask the early attention Of
purchasers. ianll -ip dstwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13

Worcester Go Mechanics Association
fbNHE regular Quarterly Meeting of the AssOci lion
Il will be held in WALDO HALL, this Evening,
TUESDAY, January llth, at IL O'clock.
The Trustees of the Association will hold an diourn-
ed meeting at O'Clock, at the same place.
SAMUEL SMITH, Secretary.
Worcester JAM H. 1853.
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E.LTVERMORE & co.
FLOUR and GRAIN.

s-Fxn The subscribers would respectfully inform
ss@s5l their friends and the pupc generally, that
AssM they have leased the Store No 246 Main st !,
opposite the City Hail. Qdiely occupied by Silas Con
verse; Agricultural Slore) where they offer far
SALE FLOUR of all grades, Corn, Rye, Oats. Meal Fine
Feed, Shorts, Bnckwheat, &c. &c at the lowest mar
ke price Dealers invited to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere
JAM dawtf DEXTER & EDDY.
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Teas.
LNlNE oolong, Nlngyong, Old and Young Hyson,
IL lily son Skin, and Orange Pecco Teas low for cash.
by &. g. FLANDERS
deca0 d3w Southhridge street.
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DEATHi
Worcester Dramatic Museum.

Worcester Dramatic Museum.
STAGE MANAsER............MR. J. lie FAVOR,
ON THURSDAY vENING, Jan 18th, 1853 third
~ appearance Of the really astonishing learned Dog
ROMEO trained by G. Robinson Esq
The performance will commence with the highly pop
ular Drama of The SiT Degrees Of Crime
After which, variety of Comic and Sentimental
Songs
Concluding with the wonderful Dog Romeo.
Prices OF acknowledgements, so cents Circle, IS
cents; Gallery, liza cents.
III Doors open al 81 O'clock performance to COM
mence at past z. nov8 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13

Has taken Rooms directly opposite the American Tenn
perance House, Main street, Worcester, Mess. where
he is prepared receive orders for Busts Statues Me
dalton and Cameo Likeuesses, &c Designs for Monu-
mental Works also furnished on short notice.
iy3 dawti
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List Of Prices of Goods,
Selling at EsabG EHsS' store

Closing Out Of the Entire Stock of Goods,
"a IN the Store formerly occupied by Austin
ESS3 Flint, 1873 Main street. The stock consists of
kg>> a complete assortment CT Velvet, Satn and
49, Silk BOnneis, Bonnet Ribbons, Embroidered
and Lace Goods, Hosiery and Gloves Dress trimmings,
&C. which will be sold at great bargains close il
Also, Rooms to let, well situated for a Dress Maker
decl6 dow MARTIN r. WILLIAMS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13

A MAN and his Wife can be accommodated with good
~ Board, in convenient and central situation. In
quire nj this office. oci3O DIFF
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B0ARDERS.

TWO or three single Gentlemen can he accommo-
L dated with Bare and pleasant Rooms at Mrs.
JETS, Chatham street, near High street. dec29 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13

Sugars Ht.lala.a .sar
DROWN HAVANA, Pouo Rico, New Orleans, and
~ all grades Of Refined Sugars for sale low for cash.
by @. @. FLANDERS, =
decdo d3w S0uthbr 'dge street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13

Farmers Produce now in Store, and for
.alu- - SALE LOW ron CASH.
DOTAToEs, Onions, Bears, Cabvages, Turnps, and
i Bects. q. q. FLANDERS,
dec3O DIV southbridke Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13

Stone Martin, Fitch, an Other Furs.
nv the best manufacture, for sale in great variety,
" cheap, at. MERHlLL'S,
deco dawn 2ol Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13
Coltsfoot Rock Candy.

A SUPPLY ofths elegant preparation for Coughs,
N Coids, ioarsencss eco just received and for sale
BY L.. 4. LAZELL, Apothscary,
dcc25 daw4wis 20l Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13

STAGE MAnAorr......,....~ Mr J. LIE Favor,
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Come Quick or you Lose It.
DtAN be Ind for 81 dollars ii out with which man
can make from IL 10 20 dollars per week. No hum
bug. Inquire at No y Piper Block. dec.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13

CtRACKING and Grinding done for cusiomers,at
MERRlFIELDs steam MILF
iunll dtAls Exchange sire g.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-13

A SMALL Sum Of money, which the owner can
IN have by calling at l47 MHn street, proving proper
~ and paying for this advertisement. dlw' jsnl3
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-22

ted the county Of Ballard, and already
in anticipation of his death, is his name
inscribed on the beautiful marble shaft
erected in her public buryiug ground in
honor Of her distinguished dead.
The generation now on the sphere of
action, and the millions who are to sue
coed them, will have but an imperfect
idea of the character and services of
the bold, patriotic men who rescued
Kentucky from the forest and savage.
The deceased was a fine specimen of that
noble race Of men. He was the last of
his fathers family. His brother James,
the companion of his youth, and the
sharer of most of his adventures and
trials, preceded him but a few years.
And now that he is gone. we cannot call
to mind a single pioneer of Kentucky,
who is left. Who shall snatch their
memory from oblivion and give us q
true history of Kentucky, with its pages
all glowing with life-hke sketches of the
men who redeemedher from
the savage, and with stories of adven-
lures, more romantic than even romance
itself can furnish. Without such biog-
raphies and sketches the history of Ken
lucky can no more be written than that
Of the United States without mention
ng the name of Washington.
tr Louisville Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-22
UNBuR1Ar OF MoNsrnR REMAINS

UNBURIAL OF MONSTER REMAINS
RELIC OF OLD TIMEs.-We mentioned
some two or three weeks ago that the
Gas Company of this city had COM
menced the construction of very large
gasometer-the largest in the United
States, probably-on Ulrici street, in a
western division of Chouteau,s pond
A few days ago, while the laborers were
engaged in the work of excavation, and
when abouttwenty feet from the surface,
they came upon heap of bones, of
enormous size, and belonging evidently
to some animal incomparably larger
than any now existing in the country.
There were ribs and shoulder blades in
a tolerable state of preservation, of
gigantic proportions, assimalating, GER
tainly, more nearly to the form Of the
mastodon or mammoth, than to the cor
responding bones of the buffalo. The
frame was incomplete, but enough of
its parts were discovered to give the
practised Psychologist fair idea Of the
monsters general structure. The relics
were carefully assembled, and, we un-
derstand, will be given in present to DIR.
Pope, for exhibition in the Medical De-
partment of the st. Louis University.
DR.. Pope has succeeded already in
gathering to his museum valuable coli
lection of curiosities, and these fossil
remains must add to its interest.
Another relic of the olden times, Of
a more trifiing character, was taken
from the same excavation, some eigh-
teen feet from the surface, and has
puzzled the finders with speculations of
how it came there. 1t is statuette of
an Indian, about twelve inches IN
length, composed of iron, covered with
a coat Of green paint. The figure oc-
cupies an erect position, and from the
elaborate ornaments which cover it, may
be supposed to representa- chief. The
paint, which, strange enough, is itself
in a good state of preservation, has
prevented the slightest corrosion of the
iron. The statuette has the appearance
of having been cast, and, though not
particularly disproportioned, is but
roughly executed. 1t, also, viii doubt
less excite the curiosity of antiquarians.
ST. Louis Democrat, Sept. 2.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-22

A FREE FIGHr.-The following is
description of free-fght in Western
Virginia, as related by one of the eye
witnesses thereof. Promising that there
was but one blow struck, in answer to
an interrogatory as to who was hit, the
narrator replies:
81 reckon he was from low down on
Guyan, somewhar. Jes as they war
jawin, chap rode up on claybank
hoss-I reckin he was Messenger stock,
a scrowgin anema, leetle blind O. both
eyes--a peert looking chap enough
an when he got fernent the place, ses
he, is this free 'fght?'' an they told
him it war. well, says he, Citing off
an hitching his ole claybank to swing
ing limb, count me inP He hadn't
got it out, afore some one fetched
him lick, an he drapt. He riz direck-
ly with some defekulty, an ses he, is
this free fght?' an they told him it
war. WELL ses he, unhitchin' his
boss, an putin his left leg over the
black leather, count me outp an then
he marveled."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-22

10 ONE OF 'EM.-The Salem Press is our
authority for the following ''Bloome-"
story:
ga farmer in this town hired last
spring young Irishman to work upon
his farm. he labored faithfully and
gave good satisfaction, when about a
week ago the discovery was made that
his faithful hand was lass of the Emer-
aid Isle. She could plough, hoe corn,
swing a sythe, rake, load and pitch hay
with the best of them; but, strange to
say, she was not very good at the era
de-"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-22

RAn account of an analysis made
by Massachusetts, physician of six diff
ferent parcels of cream of tartar, which
he purchased at as many different drug
stores in Boston, shows that of the pure
article in each sample the proportion
differed in range from forty to sixty
per cent That is, taking the average
of the whole, only one-half of it was
pure cream Of tartar. saiJ .s-T -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-22

E Nehemiah, my love" said
Mrs. wilkins to her first born, who was
Just entering his twelfth year, what has
become of your Sunday pantaloons?
81 swspPed 'em away, mother, for
book"
al am delighted, my son, to find you
devoted to study. Not for twenty pair
of pantaloons would 1 baulk the bent
of genius. But what book do you find
so irresistably attractive, my dear boy?
Pilgrims Progress, or the Whole
Duty Of Mani" saT IA
'No, ma'am, it wasn't zactly that,
but something of the same nature: it
was the Whole art Of Boxing"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-22
4LIPOLIs. OHIO. .sSEPTEMBER 2.II853

pledge, slowly going to their homes. as
if 10th to leave the spot.
The old man is dead, but the lessons
he taught his grandchild on the knee, as
his evening sun went down without
cloud, will never be forgotten. His
fanaticism has lost none of its FIRE in my
manhood's heart.