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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-12-21

Governor of New Jersey in 1854, with
out violating the Constitution The
question is interesting, OH account of its
novelty and Importance Personally,
Mr.. Price is a very popular man and
he received many votes beyond his party
ticket.
A severe attack has been made upon
the official character of Judge Belts, of
the U. s. District Court, by Mr.. Elisha
Ryckmau, who says that having had oc-
casion to be defendant in suit pend
ing in that section Of the United States
District Court over which Judge Belts
prcsides, and discovering that his honor
invariably differed in opinion with the
defendants legal advisers, lie excrtcd
his ingenuity to find out cause for such
untoward results. Upon examining the
calendar. he observed that in seventy.
two cases out of eighty six, George Belts
Esd son of the judge, appeared as
counsel. JUDGED, 'says Mr.. Ryckman.
"thc entire Court bears faint resem-
blance to a family concern" Not hav-
ing the same high estimation of Mr..
Belts, Jr.. us the sevcuty-two other APP
plicants for Justice. he engaged the SER
vices OF lunsel renowned tor their attain
ments and position and consequently
a verdict was obtained against him
But. on appeal to the Circuit Court this
verdict was set aside by judge having
no son in the business, or. at least. not
one employed by Mr.. Ryckman's oppo-
nents Hence, he inlcrs that. to be sue
cessful before his honor, Judge Belts.
the engagement Of hi son as counsel be
came matter of policy, iugcniouSll ac-
ted upon by scveuty-two out OF eighty
six pairs of litigauts. This is bit of
judicial scandal which, however unjust
it may be must be exceedingly vcxatlous
10 the parties concerned | believe
Judge Belts is highmindcd. honorable
man. and upright judge. and that Mr.
R,ckmans embittcrcd feelings have car
ried him too far but ii must be contcs-
sed that it is an unfortunate circum
stance for any judge to have son prac-
ticmg in the same Court over which he
prc,jdcs. The suspicion Of Partiality is
sure to be- entertained
The theatres and other places of a
musement are doing brisk business
aud the shop keepers are getting ready
to supply MS with New Years Cats and
Christmas Presents The weather is
lovely am writing without fire i'll
my Office, and the san is shining brightly
on nay desk 1t is suggested by mod |
est Young American" at my elbow.
that Winter will soon be considered an
"old fogv" institution.
Iouis, Truly, o
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~ and occupied during his whole life dis
tiuguishcd position. lie was peculiarly fitted
to adorn his profession. lie had industry,
ambition, nice and delicate sense Of honor.
a melting sympathy for human suffering,
which aroused every energy within him. and,
added TO these qualifications, he was blessed
with u name that never felt the sense of dan
ger. He was rising most rapidly when he
fell. lie was among the first to fall because
he was the first to meet the Destroyer. He
was, in truth martyr to his profession.
"IIe nursed the pinion which impelled the
steel"
As a citizen, DR.. Barnum was just TO his
fellow men, and obcdient TO the law. As a
friend his kindness and generosity knew no
bounds. lie was the property of his friends,
in all the domestic relations Of n husband,
father and master, he was perfect. His home
was made chccrfu and happy by his presence
Its present dcsolalion tells how deep is their
sense of bereavement lie was for many
years Il constant and devoted commitment of
the Episcopal Church, and his lifc,as Il Chris
tian, cheers us with the confidence that he is
in the enjoyment of those blessings which re-
ligion promises to the good.
DR.. Barnum leaves wife and two sons to
mourn their loss. with them this communi-
ty mournS the loss Of a distinguished physi-
clan n valublo citizen and most esteemed
ncighbor. W.
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Nv New Haven, on Monday morning.
Dec 10Th. Of consumption. Mrs FRAJ
'crs + NASH, wife Of Joseph II. NASH,
and daughter of Seymour Selleck. Ed,
late of this place. aged % years \
I In New Haven, latter along illness y
ION the 9TH inst, Mrs. AMELIA FARRy
wife of Niles Farr, aged 81 years y
\ In New Haven. on the | 3th inst, De
LA A LANGDoN, daughter of j. w
Langdon, Esq aged % years. =
At his residence in Selma, in Alabama
with the yellow fever, ON the 20th day OF
October, 1853, Dr. AUGUSTUS BARNUM
in the 4ith year of his age.
The awful ravages of the epidemic have
made Us 50 familiar with the death that in
some instances no record is made of the e.
vent but when such man as Barnum dies
it is becoming to ourselves and due to him
that we should attempt some memorial to i'm
| press and pcrpctuatc remembrance to hi,
| virtues.
DR., Barnum was born in the city of Phila
delphia. His father, Mr. David Barnum, re-
moved to the city Of Baltimore while Angus
tus Barnum was n youth, and placed him n
his course Of studies at Parlridge's Militar,
school. lie selected the profession of medi
cine and was graduated at the University 0
Maryland.
The early education Of DIR. Barnum, an,
the enthusiasm of his nature, gave him
fondness for military life Upon the recep
ton Of his diploma he attached himself L
the regular army as Assistant Surgeon, an,
served campaign in the Florida war. IL,
then settled, in 1885, at Erie, in Greene ooun
ty, Alabama, and commenced the partce o
, his profession. Within a short period afte
: his settlement at Erie, the General Govern
= ment made requistion upon Alabama 1
furnish troops for the war with the Creek In
dams. DR.. Barnum Immediately became
volunteer, and remained in the army unit
the termination ofthe Lostilities. lie the
I returned TO Greene county, and resumed tn
=. practice of his profession, which he continu
ed IN the western part Of that county and a
' Greensboro until the fall Of 1852, when
removed to Selma with the determination I
locate himself permanently and to devote b
Y life to his profession.
a DIR Barnum was an accomplished phys
clan, He studied bis profession for the los
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NV ChIldhood's Happy DAYS.

How swcctly memories lingcr yet,
Der childhood's happy days
Mild as the soft bright beanas that fit
Before our anxious gaz,.
Oh may they lingei cvcrmorc,
TO light my soul with Joy,
When tossd on times tempestuous shore,
And mixed with sad alloy.
Those lovely days of childhood, now,
How brightly do they glow
When cares are wreathed about my
brow,
And my heart is filled with woe,
How much would my sad spirit give
Once moro to wander free.
mid scenes that mem'ry loves to
wcavcn-
But all it cannot be-
Will halcyon dreams of childhood Ger
Revive my soul again ?
No, no. those heartfelt signs and tears,
Are pass'd from me in vain.
Dreams may hover round the brain
And light the time dimd eye,
But Death will sever, in his train,
The last, last, lingering tie. A. j..
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Brighton Cattle Market-Dec.15

At Market, 1850 Beef Cattle, 300 Stores,
% pairs. Working Oxen, lls Cows and Calves,
400 Sheep and Lambs. 775 Swine.
Priccs-Beef Cattlc-Extra 81 50a7 5;frst
quality 81 %; second doat $3.50; third do,
So ordinary S5a5,50
earrings Sl3, l5alG two years
old $40 %, ,25a3o; three years old S29,3l,
3ia39
WorkingOxcn-SSj, 90, 100, no. l22al35.
Cows and Calycs-;s22, u, 2G, 2S, 80 ,3Ga40.
Sheep and Lambs-$l SOL 10, 2a2 70. Ex-
ira s 4 80, base.
Swinc-5aGc retail Ga7.c. Fat hogs DC
Misunderstanding to the large numbcr OF
cattle at market to day, there is u further
decline in the prices We noticed n beau
tful three year hcifer, fattcd by d r. Waite
Of Greenfield ard purchased by Nathaniel
Martin, of Brighton She is probably The
best three year old hrifcr ever in our market
her live weight was 1890 lbs price paid
! for her, Sl56.
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Terrible ACCIDENT - Iico men
Aiicd-BeautieS Of thc Ram TIaGc.
On Tuesday night, the 9th inst about
six o'clock, the passenger train from
Boston over the Western Railroad, ran
over two drunken men named Wright
aud Field, who were lying on the track.
One Of them was shockiugly crushed
aud mangled, and instantly killed; the
other had one leg cut off aud ,be other
badly crushed, SO that he died the next
day. Near by were found the fragments
of two bottles Of rum, and the air was
filled with its fumes. They had visited
Greenfield during the aftcrnoon.and were
returning home in an intoxicated state
on the railroad track 1t is supposed 1t
being dark at tho time, that they were
lying down on the track when the engine
struck them. Wright has wife ant
family, but Field is a single man.
As the Greenfield Gazette says, "Wc
do not envy the mans feelings, who sol,
these men the means Of sending then
iuto eternity"
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a DRuNKARD's DEATH.-A man
named Samuel Dexter went to Chat.
ham Four Corners, few weeks since,
a.d buili little cabin on thcmmmtain
having lef5 Massachusetts, as he
said, 20 get out of the way of the liquor
law. on the 26,h Of November he
was iourd burned to death in his
cabin. with jig by his side. lie
probably got drunk, set his hut Oh fire
ana lcrishcd III the flames after which
the fire hal zone olt fits own accord.
1t is said that the deceased had q
wife and children at the North Wilbra-
hahn. Boston J0URal.
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SANKEES'
Il AIR R EST0R A TIV E:
A VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Re,toring, Bcauttying, and Cleansing
z y. q .ae a. = ia

L,niNs ,ND GENTLEMEN II have come A.
gain with my Hair Restorative. now more
generally used than any other article for
dressing the Hair. The large and unprecedcn-
ted sale Of Two Thousand Bottles OF tho Re.
so atiyc in the vicinity Of Burlington and
WnnoSki Falls, within the short space of
eighteen months, is sufficient cvidtnc Of tie
entire satisfaction which ii has given to the
large number who have used it, and guaran"
ty to the most mclcdulous that its efficacy
aid good qualities are in fact what they are
represented and wa. iranied to he.
Mr.. S may be found during Court at the
BARRIERS Shop in the basement Of the Addi-
son House, whore he will be ready to illus
tratc the great benefit to he derived from tn c
practical use of his celebrated Hair Restora
tive lie will call at any lady > or gentleman 5
residence if desired.
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Second Hand Pinnos
100000.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS,
INSURANCE COMPANY.

THIS Company was Incorporated by tho
L Legislature Ct The Commonwealth 81
Massachusetts IL TIE year 1862, and have
paid IN and sccursi u Capital Of 100000.
and deposited With the Treasurer of this
State the amour; required by IN Act of the
Legislature PASSED in October last, Cor tho
greater security of Hose insuring in foreign
Companies The Dwellings of the Farmers
and others IL the country will be insured al
i very low rate for 5, 4 OF ) years, and at tie
expiration OF tn, Policy, can be renewed
without additional expense, other than tho
Premium.
Ii is earnestly recommended to AL, who
are mol aircad! insured, to become so with
cut delay, for YOU know not how soon your
dwelling nay lie laid in ashes
Call on the undersigned previous 10 nsur-
ing, and learn the extremely low rates 81
which your dwellings can be insured. An.
other advantage in insuring in this Company
Is, that it is a Sioc. CcmFaaMwhich prccludes
the possibility OF an assessment
{. VI. OWEN, President.
J. c. UuuDlluGE. Secretary.
W. $. LANE, Agent.
Nilic5u7,, March 10, 1858. TIL.
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Chicago Dec Il. a bloody riot took
place yesterday. al La ale amol 6 tie
lab,rcrs on the Illinois Central Railroad.
owing to a reduction Of wages. 1t be-
gan by an alteration between Albert
Story. a contractor, and party of Irish.
men. during which one OF the latter was
shot dead. Shortly afterwards Story's
Office was attacked and pillaged, and
Story himself. who had fled to a
barn. brutally murdered, his body being
shockingly mutlatcd
Mrs Story was also fired upon, but
escaped injury. 1t Is reported that Mr.
Dunn Story'a foreman, on the other side
of the river has shot nine laborers -
The sheriff of Lasele County was pres
ent. and succeeded in arresting 80 of the
rioters after shooting one dead and
wounding two others. The ringlcader
has escaped.
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gsg~Welcarn that the Franklin In

Egg~Wclcarn that tho Franklin In
stitute, Philadelphia, Maryland 1nsti-
tutc, Baltimore, and Mechanics Pair
at Boston, have this autumn awarded
to Mcssrs. Walter Baker & Co., Of
Dorchester, Mass, first premiums for
the best Chocolate and Cocoa prepa
rations.
This well known house has been es-
tablished in the manufacture of Choco-
Prepared Cocoa, and Broma, for up
wards Of seventy-five years, during
which period its manufactures have
maintained a deservedly high reputo.
ton in all parts of the Union, and
have been much esteemed as nourishing
and restorative drinks.
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Forefathers' Day.

In consequence Of the i'll health OF
the Orator appointed, no public dis
course is expected on Thursday Eve
ming.
A Social PARTY will be given by the
Ladies Charitable Society, as for few
years passed, at the CONCERT HALL. at
: o'clock on THURSDAY Erening. Dec.
22d, at which a suitable entertainment
will be provided, attended with address
SEES and music in honor of the occasion.
All interested are invited. Tickle Is.
Fifty cents each, to be had at the stores
of l.. w. Clark. Y. Beckwith, and G. G..
Wainwright
Mildlebury Dec. 81, 1858.
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f,9y~ The Senate on Tuesday. BIZ q
large vote, passed a joint resolution to
make the Office Of Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury, sui .ct to the APPROX.
al of the Senate. the same as Other
prominent appointments. This is {
movement to legislatc PETER G
WASHINGTON out of Office. Mr.
WASHINGTON is an excellent officer
but an intimate personal friend o
Secretary GUTHRIE.
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SID ONLY
FOR A HOMESTEAD,

100 FARMS ami 2000 BUILDING LOTS,
to be distributed among 500 Subsribers. o.
yer 500 of these are already engaged. Many
Of IL Lots near these have been sold for
from lUy to 200 per cent advances over the
price for whith these Lots nre row sold
showing tina, the purchase will be good
investment.
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The Wheeling IatelHgencer saws
twenty-five years ago, the father of NJ.
p. WARE, who killed Professor BUTLER
of Louisville, was with difficulty re-
strained from attacking a teacher who
had moderately chastised his son.
The son is now a confined criminal,
charged with killing the teacher of
his younger brother.
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EE Santa Anna has been proclaim
ID Dictator of Mexico for ten years.

Now Is TIE TINE FOR A lloNE.-
The shares in the Village Lots at
Lakeland, l.. l., are now offered for
$15 only. Each share will entitlc
the holder to 4 village lots, or tract
of land of from 2 to 20 acres. Apply
to Charles Wood, 20S Broadway,
New-York.
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H1Nowau's Pills. for The Cure Of

Holoway's Pills, for The Cure Of
Coughs, Colds, and Asthmatical
Complaints.-These admirable Pills
are the most efficient remedy ever
discovered for the cure of coughs, colds.
and asthma. Some of the most obstin-
ate cases of diseases of the lungs and
affections of the chest have yielded to
their curative powers. They speedily
remove any accumulation Of phlegm,
whereby the respiratory organs are
permanently relieved, and ultimately a
sound and perfect cure is effected ;
therefore the asihmatic, or those suffer.
ing from tightncss of the chest, a
difficulty of breathing, or a bad cough,
SHOULD have recourse to these we'll
known Pills to ensure radical cure.
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TAILORING BUSINESS +

at the old stand, where he hopes by long cx-
psriencc, and strict attention, to continue to
merit share Of public patronage. lie in
tends To keep the best OF worlmen, SO as to
be prepared to do work in the most approved
STYLE, on the shortest possible notice, and ON
the most reasonable terms.
L.s'- The latest Fashions received Quarter
ly and Monthly.
se'- CUTTING A N D REPAIRING
attended to at all times.
d. SLOAN.
Midllebury. Oct ls, 1853 2Gtc
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STATE OF NEM0NT, Be it rcmem-
District of Addison, S.. bercd that, at a
Probate Court, held at Middlcbury, in and
tor the District of Addison, ON the 18th day
Of December, \. D., 1853
Jacob w. ConrOe, administrator with the
viii annexed, of thc estate of
AUSTIN JOHNSON,
late Of said Mldlebury deceased presents his
petition IN writing to this Court, setting forth
that the said deceased was in his life time,
under "A binding contr ,ci to convey to Peter
Starr, of said Middlebury, y tract of land
containing about nineteen acres, situated in
said Midllebury, bounded north by lands
formerly owned by A.Chapman, east by lands
of Benjamin Owens, south by said Stars
land, aud west by the middle road, so called
And also setting forth the amount of debts
oua from said estate, and the expenses of ad-
ministraton, the value of the personal estate
and the situation of the real estate of said de-
ceased, and that it is necessary to sell al the
real estate of the deceased, situated in Rut-
land, in the County of Rutland, being his in
terest IN lot containing about half an acre,
and the store and buildings thereon, former
ly owned and occupied by Johnson & Wood
Tor tue purpose OF paying the debts Of said
deceased, and expenses Of the admnistra-
toa: and praying this Court to grant him H.
cense to convey said first mentioned tract of
| land agrceably to said contract, and to sell
said real estate situated in said Rutland
Tor the purpose of paying the debts of said
deceased and expenses of administration II
is thereupon ordered, that said petition lie
considered by this Court, at the session there
of, to be held at the office of the Register OF
this Court, in said Middlebury, on Thursday
the 9th day Of January next, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon and that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, that they may
appear and make their objections, if any they
may have, to said licenses being granted, by
Publishing certified copy of this order II
the Middlehury Register, n newspaper print
Ell at said Middlcbnry, three weeks success
sively. previous To the TINE Of said Court.
JED. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true coDv of record
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EE Miss A. s. Pixiey of East
Bloomfield, N. Y, has received, per ex'
press, from Alonzo L. Bingham of West
Cornwall. a present Of genuine
Mcrino sheep, valued at $500. as me
menfo of the pleasure she gave him by
singing "Katy Darling" while she was a
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remembered
District Of Addison, SIS. that at Probate
Court held at Middlebury in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, on the 2Sth day Of Nov. A. D.
1858
nathan b FurnAl adm -rnror .f the estate
nf CHARLES ADAMS,
late Of Ripton, in SAID District, deceased makes
application To this court To have the time for the
pay nru. of the debts offs said Decreased, eNtended
one year from the eNpiratibn Of the time he.etn-
lure all"el by tins conrt II il ihereupou. or.
deied by this Court that said application be con-
sldcrrd 1t the session thereof Ia be held At the
office of e Register of this Court in said fiddle.
bury, on Thursday, the 5h day of January next,
at 10 n'clock in the forenoon, and thai -aid adj
minisrllur give ice thereof To all persons in
leresled by publishing certified copy Of this or
'ler in the Micllebury cgister--a newspaper
prinie al said Middl eburN-,hree weeks success
syely, previous to the time Of sad Count.
JED BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy of Record.
353w Attest jed S Bushnell, Register.
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camhr;dge cattlo raarhe.-pao. Ia.

At market 2273 Cattle, about 2lO0 Bcoves,
and l73 Stores -Prces-NiaIlct Beef Tx
ira per cwt IS; first quality ~. second do.
Gta7 third do, g. ordinary 5a5.. Hides ST.
aGl per cwt Tallow Ss,a9. Pclls 81 to | f.,
37i. Calf skins l to Eel per Id Veal Calves
6, 7 to So, Barrcling Cattle, s, 81 10 6
Stcres-W Working Oxen s72, 4, 80, 81, III,
l2i, 1876 to 1872, Cows and Calves sd, 2S,
-, .i6, 30, 10 to 65. Ycarlngs II II to Is.
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B0- The city council of Erie have
ii. vited Gov. Bigler to visit the city,
his communication, announcing his
sympathy with the railroad rioters,
having given great satisfaction.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remembered
District Of Addison, IS. I that, at Probate
Court held at Middlebury in and for the
District of Addison, on the 10th day of Dec
A. ID. 1858
Linus Wicox, named executor in an nsiru-
menl purporting In be the art will and Testament
Of ROSWELL BOrrU n, Seniur,
late of Orwell ia said district, deceased, pre- .ents
said instrument together with an instrument pur.
porting to be codcil thereto anneNed for Pro
bate 1t is ihereupon ordered, that said ilstru-
ments that is sand Will and codici i be consid-
cred for probate by this court ,at the session
thereof To he held at the office Of the Regis err Of
this Court in said Niddebury, on Thursday, the
9th day olJauu,ry next, Al 10 o'clock in the fore.
moan and that notice ihcrel, be given to all
| persons interested, that they ma, ,npear and
make their objections, If any they may have, to
the allowance and probate "f said viii, by pub
lishing a iuled copy If tbs order in the Mid
dehury RegiSter-a newspaper printed at said
M'ddleburl THREE weeks succe,shely, previous
to the time OF said court.
JED $. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy of record.
3j3~. Attest JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register
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NOTICE.

The notes and accounts due the late firm of
n. Wood & Co, are In the hands of MesSrs.
Barber Bushnell, for collection. BY at
tending to them forthwith all cost will be
prevented. n. WOOD.
Oct %. 1873 27;Sw.
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Eeinisch's Shears.

TINE Subscribcr has made arrangements
l. with RoscIys IlEiNlscH, to keep 4 bettor
Stock ci his Shears and Scissors than las
hitherto been kept in Boston, and which hs
will continue To sci, at the reduced RACES
He will also have, ~ heretofore, all kinda
OF LsoS ,RD & WrSur's SuraRs. constituting
a full assortment fgom the two hest makers
in the msll,.to
PATENT XAlLORS' SHEARS,
Tai.9rs rin,z7 - aAd Points, and Ladie.',
Anakc-s, Pdp,r Hangers, oHG
B1rbcfs Scissors,
Ever Pair being FULLY WARRANTED, ami
sold At WnoLrsAlT A>n nGrAiL, ~ the Low
est Prices.
W.sa,s c. .9.i,: sa1l Ea3 Cutters
Also-An assortment Of 1ailors' Measure"
Pressing Irons, Scanning Rollers, Squares,
and a large variety OF IL elish Scissors and
Shears, Needles and all kinds Of Cutlery
and Hardware. FnR sALK BY
MARTIN i. BRADFORD,
importer OF Cutlery, Hardware, and Fishing
ackle, l42 Washington Street, near
~ opposite School Street, BOSTON.
y. B-Cutcry Sharpcned and Repaired in
the best manner.
Nov. a. 1856 a2iw