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MoBHE.-The funeral of Mr. Enoch Eyeritt,
who was drowned few days ago on the eastern
side of the Bay, took place on Monday last.
The body had floated ashore near Fowl river,
and jury of inquest summoned in that neigh
borhood returned verdict that death had been
caused by wound in the neck, inflicted with
some sharp instrument After the body had
been brought to the city, a second inquest was
held, and verdict rendered of accidental
drowning. 1t was thought probable that the
wound was caused by the graphing irons used
in trying to recover the body.
The Can't-Get-Away Club have engaged five
more experienced nurses for the sufferers Of
Portsmouth and Norfolk. They were to leave
on Tuesday, accompanied by Mr.. A. H. Jen-
nett, member of the Club.
Mr.. Asa Holt, keeper Of a coffee-house in
Mobile, has set aside one days receipts of his
establishment to be applied to the relief of the
Virginia sufferers. .z..-=.
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Mahogany aud Riack EI'nt.ssst

JHNA0yAseg anu hiQCk BKNLnNs
STORE FURNITURE FOR SALE.
BLACK WALNUT TOPPED COUNTERS, ten feet loux each
with drawers.
BLACK WALNUT COUNTERS, wi Mahogany Framed Cases
UPRIGHT MAHOGANY SHOW CASE,
LARGE FRENCH MIRROR.
And sundry other ssms Store Funtars sale cheap arpy
HsSsapMTh JULIEN ,ss Camp s,ts,t,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-13

@00ts. Shoes Ussa EswOy9sas,
MENH AT WHOLESALE.
KHV Now landing from ahp Land in store,
BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, HATS. CAPS
Plantations supplied with prime BooTs RussET
BOOTS BRoGANS, WOOL. MEXICAN PALM LEAF STRAW
CANPEAGHY HATS, al the lowest market pricesby
iyis2pAW FROST 4 CO, 10 Maya srset,
IT HATS, Caps, etc.
E@& AT WHOLESALE
go tE- constantly RECEIVING general assortment
slk Fur Cashmere Leghorn Straw Pain Leaf
and Wool HATS lat the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
yIa 7p&w FROST A CO.. 10 Magazine ptrset
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reRaleN AND NATIVE nAupnarsM,


SoREiGN AND NATIVE pAtIpENIsM,
N
An artlce taken from the Washington Organ,
headed above will be found In another part of this
paper. We commend it to general attention 1t con-
tans statistics comparisons of grave and important
character with which every citizen ought to be thoroughly
acquainted.
The article is written in spirit Of milduess charae
teriEed by an evident desire to spread the truth and
nothing but the truth before the public Although the
NAV hs unfayorabe and the urea isaprre-
-. -. - -. atn, &c e. -,
aos W poft'n - w. 's', .A's "ie
upon truth-of which there IS no oouot-no reasonable
obieotops can be entertained Harm il rarely done BY
t,I;n tb white falsehood ALWAYS brnps ininrv in l;
''N'
tram
By reference TO the ngures an astounding fact will be
made apparent Acoosue 70 .ne Oh ieoo OUT Oh
iofeisn PoPaa.oa " -oV-o, 'neto Mss t'os uoasa''a
aote Paopets .'ien '.'-0 ~ - Aea'e y
over zhoooovoi SUM law nssus no 'oinnen1'
Inc aaei Ane speaAsfs asseis ''ss IN.
migrants orins VIZ VIC ouoi5 large apoun'
Vi niones' ia if's ~ W. " Wy my oa"ou
man possesseu y, W ahe Up oof
'ee' - -. - l. WI, - " u,e
poeea ''ss 80 , ps'P'eT.'s''''
gen a'o 49,. ., 80 eI nv. 80 poi.'n y
o'' ~. - ''' 10 So
49, -, - ! ne '. -
,....,s ~ i.a..t.rs,.,, \. - -.
IA, si ho.no,,. ~,
- 80. - . ,1.,, ,..a o.. A., g -. y. :
sa.tu;,,.a !, IT. ,,aa,,a;.rr .s.a,,-as III
-. V $50
~. -; ,..ox,, ,o,s ~. .,;,,
49, go,
- - 80 :, ~.
80. 4, s.n +,a 80
49,, vrbis, the ,rs fn,1as ''Ne'
I, a., - =. s,s ie..ss
have arrived at this port bringing NTH them soS
cash Last year 3l9 immigrants arrived here,
equal OF easn means FOR That year and number
l w. b,d ri tb ~ .S ,ss 5I H ts
thtraoars brought into Ills country by ,mmlgnpts OF
tue poorer class Aom Europe during single Twelve
niontn' g.a.5... q.
" ehe h's p'aoe ~ a. eAeiueiy uouotu "hetoer tnere
10 any .t".,' ~ n' sa'eineh' spous ehe 4oie iihn
nue' tneie =, s'he assumption Of the CORE
sfonueh1 eia sne ai'ns tan's orousnsa an equal
ptopofsoh u oan ea0n rs ue shese imaginable ihefe
% ho u ian lsns AZ e.y "a oui iais' seaportVowhs pu'
"ao os 49, A u e iai'his ANTS as soon 40
ey '', A's 0'a. -e eni9''y nieht Ut po-
oot va ~ p' M ne' Gnu 1Ae pupnci Aheio
Il ~ = A t'A'' y ass .h 70 shefe any eNeence
'ias .iiey 90 VIC pee VI ili'iione VI money. vi ene
$50 'poh0' Wy ~ "oai" US NJ eAssseia
'ion ~ Coy s io = .iieli VIZ N.Y. pfins suhicens
~ ~. @,.ef 'leir ARRIVAL
nas' 'aA'ps ene =, 'ne GUNS view iork CORE
poaasns 90 ""'o' VIC 'as'ss VI tne washington
$50 f as' - soy p oo'a1y sehse, Tue ven
'uie i' losing o"u pofing ths year
eApehuea ior
tae sappofe y oiesn pups Is see uo~n az LOU SSz
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TIE 0glUe.
ES eHlcKfhNe hashe pleasure informing his friends sud
she public that he has fitted mp SALOON al NO IL pERDI
the mostcarefu costly and the
WIN me very best WINES and LIQUORS the city aaords.
fsioL GALLERY haa been arranged the Second Story
which wbe underline charge cHANCEY well known At NJ
Lake and in the City, " "
Every be though to the ploa
been made
W. tieee Luf'Cff from 10 l. apJ
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Shghi new cases of infection cured in few
hours ny single plicalion, without any modi-
cine aud without causing ANY pain.
ANOTHER NEW BOOK
u PRICE TWENTY. cINrs CoPY.O
The most wonderful Astonishing and curious
work ever published in the language entitled
-HaifimoRy -Hfae Easy, ar How 10 Vim n
Lgrcr.
The secretprinciple Of love, iniersprrsod with
directions Tor the prcscrvation aud exnl'ation of
personal beauty and lovelincss and for prolopp-
ing human life, heahiIy aud happily to Tie very
longcst period of human existencci
SPioRdtWy NidNraicd an .S2ccl
The single married and the married happy. Th.
lights and shades uf married life. Brief cxposi.
ton "lthc nature and treatment oflhc contagious
gans, md their remedies
lecture on love to married. ladies and gentle
men. How To- remedy impotenrv, sterility and
barrencss-h"W to Legeto dspring-the danger of
'oNcesses-ard the icIrors ofabsDluie confluence,
etc. Together with q vast amount of useful in
frrmoiion, apply tumed-' knowledge for the
Million --cnhracirg hundreds Of recipes which
have been kept secret from the world hy those
who have made ni'liuus ou,ofthcm.
Pficci : fcsR0rd against Qp0ctcrB!
The cheapest book ever published $50 n. res
aud $50 plhes-rrce .5 cents a.copy, or five
copiesfor sl-nieii free Of posirgcthruug bout ,he
United states, entitled
DH.lNcFolN's rRivATE MEurC 81 TREATtsF.or
PHNSlOLoG1CAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
IDyfi,H E5Ui0p-1OO GOO-0yiey soJJ opyroV,
popular treatise on the secret inGrmiiics Of
youth and maturity. arising from genital Ill eases
in both aeNes with 1870 coored and plain iho-
graphs and rngravirgs iliu-trat ing the Anatomy,
Physiolng, anddiscases Of the Sexual Organs,
their srncmr ,uses and solitary habits. rNccs>es
and infection. Causes, symptoms aud banc fu
effects ufNencreal diseases. Tnect.rr with plain
dire tons for the perfect cure of syphilis, gicct
siilctutet, &c., " ihnut mercury 10 Vhivlarc
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3 ZEE M f. N
Your attention is respectfully cnllto the
fact, that
THE VERMONT
GLLSTAI ssAIAUE q
Flanders Patent Fee Hive,

obNAAO ~ w LII VI
is winning golden opinionsfrom practical bee
cultivaiofs where it has been introduced. 1t is
being used in different States and it has met
She universal appreciation of Apiarians and
bee mon generally. 1t possesses principles
winch are entirely new, and by their nprlica.
tioh IN tho managem ent of bees il is believed
that those difficulties that have rendered the
bee business precarous will be nearly OBJ
waited Their use SO far, warrants this be-
lief.
The advantages this hive possesse, over al
other hives now in use arc;
First; "A device to prevent rObJfae and c--
ccssiye srarmiRg when desired which can
lie easily attached to any box-hivc now in use,
Second This device prevents the escape
OF bees in winter without the owners couEu
ing them, as he is obliged TO do in othe,
hives.
Third; An improved plan TO prevent tho
rnvagcs Of the ninth.
Fourth An ingenious mode OF vrntila
tion, preventing excessive coid or heat
And Fifth the apiarian can easily rid the
hive OF The superahundance OF droncs. By
so doing, he saves from fifteen to thirty lbs
of honey, or other saccharnc matter. that
would be consumed by them in the season.
Besides many other advantages with which
the ieadcr can become acquainted, ~ send
ing five letter stamps to US, and getting in
our hive in fun, which is filled with sufficient
facts and testimonials.
We are now ready to sell STATE COI'N.
TY, TOWN, anllND iVlDUAL rights to
make vpn1, and asc these hives ON the most
reason tblc terms. individual rights will be
sent with our book On the managem, Mt of
bees in our hive with the ENGRAVlNGS of
the hive and all its parts expl incd which will
cn;itle th , purchaser to make the same for
HIS OWN USE ONLY during life. PRICE
5 DOLLARS.
Money may he RENTED by mail at our
risk and rs soon as received, the decd, en-.
cravings Book. &C., Fill he forwarded
AGENTS WAN FED IMMEDIATELY.
Irresponsible men of good address will he
paid II liberal commission for selling the above
rights in all parts nl the I'M TED STATES
Alifess W. y FLANDERS & CO..
Norihfcli VI.
We insnrt below n few extracts from the
many letters we have received:
Mori,,own, Vt, NV. 10th, 1853.
Mr.. Flanders.
Dear Sir:-S1ppasirc that you are
'eSirlous OF knowing how your bee hivesm meet
the approval OF those who use Them 1 will
say put y swarm into the one YOU sent me,
July Sth, supposing il to he 80 late that the
would do but little, il anything hut TO my
surprise they filed the hive and pnrtl, fllcdthe
boxes. whereas. my other Swarns have done
but little. believe it to { 81, eriol to any
hive in being, aud wnlil y OF tie patronage
OF all. VIII you sen me the cngraviugs
Books. g.. You're. irnly,
HORACE ELCIlER.
ri' fp'lowingi. from J. VI. Weeks. paien.
tee Of the famous Week. hive:
Salisbury, VI, June -, Sj3;
This 'rriiio, that Mr.. Flnndcr, has Ills
| day shown me model Of his " Glass lined
Bcc-l Hive, which appears to possess new ard
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DIR. MARSHALIS
Indian Vegetable Plaster.

EaE subscriber is the exclusive wholesale
l. Agent for the sale Of this celebrated
laster.
t-sf-Peders and Druggists supplied at re-
d uced rates. None viii be left on commits
On. HARMON A. SHELDON.
4 ldlobury, Aug. 10. 1853.
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q r A n | 5
Just Published: A New Discovery in
Medicine

Anew WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT
MENr, without Medicine. Of spermatorrEca or Local
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude,
Weakness of the I.uibs and Back, lndisposon aud
lncupacity for Study and Labor, uullness Of Appre-
henson, Loss If Memory aversion Society, Lore Of
Solitude, Timidt;y, self Di-trust Dizziness, Head
Ache Involuntary DischarEo., Pains Ia the Side, Az
ieeuon Of the Eyes, Pmples tho Face, Sexual and
other lnfmities In man,
FROM THE FRENCH or On. u. DE IANEY.
The important fact thai these alarming complaints
NAV easily be removed without Medicine, H. Ia this
small tract, CLEARLY demonstrated, aud the entirely
new aud highly successful treatment adopted by the
Author, iuly explained by means Of which every one
Is enabled TO cure himself pafiecty, and the least
possible cost avoiding thereby all the advertised
tTuins of tue day.
semitic any addfoss gratis, and post free In a sealed
envelope, by remltng ipos paid two postage STAMPS
70 ia D. OE LANLi. No II I.i.penald Street, New
foik' A2.ly
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Citizens Of the Union-You have done me
the honor as with one voice, from one end of
the Union to the other. to stamp the charac-
ter of my Ointment with your approximation
II is scarcely two years since made ii known
among you, and already it has obtniccd more
celebrity than any other Medicine in so short
period
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, n. Y, pa Strand. London.
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORELEGS.
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy nj n Fiicr from Mr.. ". j. Loaglcy, NJ
HaatsriHc, Yadkin Co., Norih Cdroiina,
L. $ , d0icd NoremJcr Isl, 1853
0JRElD MS OWN wonps.
To Professor Holloway Sir: 1t is not my
wish to become notorious. Hci er is the let
ter written for the mere sake Of writing: but
to say, that your Ointment cured me Of one
81 the most dreadful cutaneous diseases that
flesh is heir to, and which was considered bv
all who know me, TO bc entirely beyond tic
reach of Medicine. For nine years ] was at
hictcd with one Of the mcst p,infu and
Troublesome sore legs that ever f. Il to the lot
of man; and after irving every medicine had
ever heard off, resigned in despair all hope
Of being curcG hut friend brought me
couple Of large pots of your Ointment, Which
caused the sores on my legs to heal. and en-.
trely rcgaincd my health To- my agreeable
surprise aud delight, and to the establishment
Cf my friends w. j. LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF a
BAD BREAST. WHEN NEARLY
ct TUE POINT OF DEATH.
cary of n leV.r lrom mr.. II Drraai, Ncr
OrlcoRS, Norcmbr o, 1888.
TO Professor l!olloway-Dear Sir: 1t is
with heartfelt gratitude have 10 inform YOU
that by the use OF your Sentiment and Pills,
the life Of my wife has been saved For sew
on ba la q b,1 Irno., ;,b
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sm-pcrmit 10 address to you few lines and do me
the honor to reply To request that Will make in the
conclusion of this letter, etc.
am gralua'e Of Transy lvania Medical University
lave irgc'ic.d medicine in this wilderness country, abou:
Eve !enrs but owing To rosuIe &" bitter cold weather
have teen indisloS, with Acute nhcuiun ism about -iA
months After having exhausted my skiil In the
mrnt Of my case and deriving no henetf, Was induced
To give Your rlulr ESTtA,r ~ sARsAFAHLA lar tiin
tnd ugv purchased bOulc Of your iicine ffu
Your Ayeut Mr.. George t. IroWn about two weeks ago
mud must confess itt uAc Loic hAs entirely cured mt
1t Is my opinion, that your rrrr'raonoi SarSaparia
Is decidedly superior au. other PREPARATION now in use.
sud vii take rrr',, pleasure IN recommending il TO the
,lirird b-ips Remedial agent, and viii advise the
yhysitaus 20 u.si Ia their practice. exc
L,~i,c;fu.ly yours u. Il ALLEN VI. D.
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EAR AND EVE!
DRS. LIE BRUN s. BUTTON

DRS. LIE BRUN q BUTTON,
ocuLlsrs AgD AuRfsrs.
Ear Diseases and Deafness RadicaHy CueG
DR lie BRUN offers TO those suffering
- from Deafness. his ihfouib'c AprWi
Remedies, which have been succcssiulin near
w 1000 cases of confirmed Deafness. These
remedies have been pronounced by Drs Khra-
mcr, of b rim Itard and Dclau OF Paris ard
Cults. Pitcher and lcarslcy Of London, Us
the mast rOnderfH and eflectual ever applied,
for disease of the External and Middle Ear.
They comprise different courses for the various
diseases that affect the External Internal and
Middle Ear. Dr. lie Brnn wARBANTsA CunE
IN EVERY CASE, when The car is perfect in its
formation lie has eighteen certificates from
those who have been deaf from infancy, whose
hearing is mar complciciy restored and they
are aoic eaa5lcd 10 iedrH The language. Over
POO cases ofdcafncss have been successfully
healed by him. Certificates 10 that cflect may
be seen on application. DIR. Duhon is thcon.
" Oculisis in the United States whoDractices
the new, painless. aud successful method in
treating all diseases 10 which the eye is sub
i'ct. Where all other lrcNns have failed TO
afford relief, he asks iiom such fair and i'm
partial trial,
TERMS-s5 consultation fec. $40 to he
paid when the hearing is restored to its cr
iginal acuencSs. Address.
DRS. LIE BRUN & DUFTON
Union Place. N. Y. CITY.
y. b A treatise on the nature and treat
meut of Deafness and Diseases Of The Ear,
with the treatment of the Deaf and Dumb
Price 81. Mncy letters must be res i5t,rcdby
The Pest Muster.
Aug, 81. 1854. 27;Gm
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Trains leave Rutland as follows:
Freight and Accommodation 1890 4. NJ,
arrives at North Bennington $50 r. NJ.
Express Train lao a. NJ, arrives in Troy
3 =. NJ.
Mail Train 7,30 p. NJ, on arrival of Mon
treal and Boston Trains, arrives in Troy at
II Z. NJ.
Leave Troy as follows:
Mail Train IL NJ. arrives in Rutland ala
PM.
Express train, G p. NJ, arrives in Rutland
9.3g Z. NJ.
Accommodation and freight train leaves
North bennington s A. NJ, arrives in Rutland
A. NJ.
Tickets can be purchased at the ticket Of
fees OF the Rutland 6, Burlington Railroad
N. BIO avoid mistakes, be sure and
have your baggage checked and tickets via
Western Vermont Railroad, aud not change
cars at Centre Rutland.
4Qtf NYRoN CLARK, Lessee.
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Glass.

OF nearly all sizes, constantly for sale,
b7-When you make picture frame make
il possible so that some of the following ST.
yes Of the Glass win At. 2fxsO, 29x3o, COX
80, 20S2S, 20x26, 2ox2i, 1922, 1924, lex
%, l6x24 II. a, SHELDON.
Oct %, 1851.
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The hest SOAP

To save labor in washing,is Smith and Dlan-
chard's Safeguarding Soap warranted to
save half the labor in washing, Sold by II
County.
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Y
have examined the II Of ar !cs That compose John
Bulls Extraet Of Sarsspari "a and have no Hesitation in
saving that It is 4 s1 aud valuable compound would
prefer it to any article in for the diseases arising
from an impure u the blood faint of the system
| confidently recommend II to NV friends ~ being
powerful Extract, and one that believe Will all
classes II diseases. for which h. recou edcl. if used
according to directions believe /. "a be a valuable
succrdu.tun to Mercury 60 Nay, | have my doubts
whether in tie most violent and protutcted Of
syphilis accou aiir vi Nodes Iiophr, ~ carries Of the
Lons, whether 70 succeed every other remedy
s. H. M,CONArlliE, NJ u.
Honorary member cf ;hr Medical Society, faleI lila
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What Makes the Butter ly,

Is aqucslion readily solved by those who
have used the Worlds Fair Prize Churn.
The subscriber is prepared to challenge
competition in Clurns. For compactncss.
ncatncss, durability, perfcctncss Of finish and
working qualities, the subscriber claims that
his clnrn is superior TO any IN use.
large assortment OF various sizes, and diff
fcrcnt styles ofiinish, are ready for the mar
kct, having been manufactured by the sub
scribcr himself or under his immediate SUI.
pcrintendcncc, for actual use.
Every chun is warranted as made Of the
best material and put together to stay. As
the subscriber has made this his permanent
business, the public has additional ASSURANCE
that things shall be as represented.
Orders addressed TO The subscriber, Mt this
place, will receive prompt attention.
y-All orders addressed to j. Davenport
or Z. Bcckwlh, Middlebury, VT, will be
promptly attended to.
c. ". BALDWIN.
Mddlebury, April, 1858. 5a,tf
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tI-Ilrnr. what rr. starp. ply stefan N1o stands at
the top Of his profession saJ sui John Bulls Sarsapara
have teen u,ns John Bulls Saisapara in u great
variety Of chronic Diseases, vi the most happy effects
and have hesitation Ia recommending II to tile public
for the If scrolu as is aud ala cutaneuus and
giauduiar diseases Yours. most hfy-ntiy.
Lewi-lori, Ky, April q. l,i5. MM. STAFF NJ. d.
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We earnestly invite ali Irt-.ns who suffering with
ANY " the las that flesh j. heir to, TO call Dr. John
lus agent and get copy of Bulls Family journal
mars uui Tor the sah- ui Humanity, hop, that
single individual viii not Ice ,uud unwilling give Bulls
SalsaiugH IElAL ai-tr adlns ami rrcnccin at the
lime that IL j. minsshi. Tor the Doctor publish
part II hr uIiI 81 crrilcar. at astounding
eUrs I"iuiIr, 10y his sa.sainria. The amount Of
t,snunA voluntarily shnWcrri u Dr. iull aparilla
from we'll known ani distinguished individuals both In
pubic aud liha, c, has ben perfectly overwhelming
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III HWY
EUNDITUlH NlRB EDUSB

THE subscriber is now receiving general
l. assortment Of
H Q USE F Un NITUR E,
Embracing Sotas, Hair, Cane amt IIood
Seat CdGTS, CricketS, cottage ant CDm
BcdSieads, BHrc0Us, Wash Sinks, DiniRe,
Ceaie amt Toii,t 1atics, LieH amt Uash
SiGnds, Coiis, curtain CorHiccs, curtain
Pins 0Hd BaRds Gmp curtain Loops Pr
per lIiHdor CRri0iHS, IiB@or !Shodcs,
CprtaiA DamoM Dropcry ATusiR, !Sslc
AdjVdiag curtain FiriHrcs, Carts ald
IHsscis, Mirrors. Caypciine, NaHjaeS,
Fleor Cloit', mattresses, Croctery 0ad
G!GsS Ware, AsirRl Lamps. Dr. d.c, for
sale by u. BECkWITH.
Feb -, 1854,
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Agricultural IMPLEMENTS.

PLOvS-S Bartlett & Co.'s, Tabor Pat,
Rock Foundry, Rusglcs, Nour,e & Mason's
Plows-all s-Proutys Double Michigan
Flows, Cutivators, Hay Cutters, Grants Pa
tent flaming Mills, ChurnS, Ok Jokes Chains,
laying Tools-a fall assortment, Bog Hoes,
Bush Hooks, Bush Scythcs, Manure Forks,
Shoyols Hoes, Spades, Garden Rakcs and
Garden Hoes, sc.
IRON, STEEL AND NAILS,
Cut, Wrought, and Horse Nails-wholcsalc
and retail, Sad Irons, Bolts, Screws, Nuts,
and Washers, Wagon AXlctrccS, Axes, &c.
CASTINGS& MACHINE WORK
Light and heavy, Of almost every descrip-
ton, done at short notice, and at fair rates.
gin short, we intend o manufacture and
import the best and most approved articles
in onr line of business, at prices that defy
competition. |:
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IMAM KNOW TI!YSELF.
An Invaluable Cook for rs Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A

10000, c c I..., ,,lS
n year. 4 new edition,
reNise j aud imptoNedJu.t
issued.
nr. Hunter. Medical
Mtnual aud Hand Book
furlltu Aiiiioied-.Contsin.
Ins an outline at the ORE
...sHU. T..s 49, )
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-21

TO- Testimony lie the following renders srpesnuous
eli comn,nis tlir eicuc, ct Bulls sar-ntnria From
Hr. IT, T. Nandr Professor Of Ch,misfr, n the Louisville
Medical College; have looked over the list Of ingredients
oonlo-iug John Eus compound Extract OF snrsapAra.
md have no hesitation In saA ing that they form a safe
compound. and that prontes we'll ia chronic diseases
TO Whrh II g. applicable l.. Z. lANDELI, NJ D..
Louisville, June u. ls4S
l.yli Marine los nj al. say of buii str-ai.ila
luuisVlLE. March - lr4S
have r-amncl the prescription for he preparation OF
ioln Bull SAfrnpnl lila al h,ieve the combination to
loo an excellent AMI veil calculated to produce nm
sterativr iu,rreiun un the -sst.m. have used il both
IN public ami private pro i,e aud think IL the bes.
article VI sarsnrnIilln nov III use.
~ pYiEs. VI D,
Resilient Physician Louisville 1larne Hospital
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-21

Principal Office, No. Gclsey Binding,
Courilandt st, New York, aud No. /, Fifth ST
Louisville, Ky. = W. p. Russell,
23y Agent, Middlcbury.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-21

CARPET BAGs.-A great assortment
X cheap aslhe cheapest, at II WlLCoAs.