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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-30
An Important Era in the Healing Art
Consumption, Bronchitis,

CATARRH, LARYSGITIs, ASTHMA, AND DISEASES
OF THE lHRoAT, Lungs AND HEART, CUIEp
WITHOUT PUTTING Drugs INTO the STOMACH,
BY lNHALING CoLD INDICATED VAPuRs
DR.. ANDREW STONE, Physician to the Troy
Lung Institute, inventor of the &c ebrated Pull
mometer or ung-Tester, and Editor Of the Inra
hds Oracle Is treating with astonishing success,
Consun ption, Asthma, Bronchitis Lnryrgitis
Chronic Catarrh, liberated Throat, fnd Alice
tions of the Heart, with his new Uncovered svs-
tenn of inhalirg co Medcated Vapors 1t is a
wonderful discovery, made upon tue scientific
principles; the vapors are so composed as to dis
solve tubercuh.r matter IN the lungs, and cause
1t to be expectorated il rraverses every air tube
and cell, and liberated cavern, causing them TO
heal quoting the cough. subduing the NIGHT
sweats, tine hectic fever, and tile chilis
Consumption and the various kindred diseases
OF the throat and lungs, that has blighted the
fairest prospects Of youth aud is now annually
casting the snbls pail over one hundred thousand
human beings in the Cnired States, becomes as
durable in my hands, under my system of treat
ment as any otner diseases,-if adopted before the
vital stamina is too lar depressed. The advan
tage OF tn treatment is such, that patients can
be treated at home that cannot find II convenient
TO come 10 the Institution, by writing full histo-
nv Of the case, with all the symptoms, age and
sex. Packages Of the vapor with an inhaler for
their use. for three months course, is furnished
at 1875; for one month sis.
Spacious and well furnished rooms and board
those coming from abroad for treatment
WORD OF SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE TO
THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.
1t is a solemn truth that over l0O 600 die in the
Unitcn States annually with Con, umption, Mar
asmus, or Premature Decay There cannot be
mn effect without its adequate cause. Thousands
of the young, Of both sexes 60 down TO an early
grave from causes little suspected by parents or
guardian.
In view Of the awful destruction of human life,
caused by sexual diseases, such MS Spermatorr-
hpa, Seminal weakness, the vice Of se!fabuse
disease Of the Kidneys, Spinal Rfiection-prema-
ture nervous exhaustion or decay and the de-
cepton practiced upon the community by base
pretenders, the directors Of the Troy Lung Iust-
tute have instructed their attending physician 10
give advice graft, to all persons thus afflicted,
who apply by letter with description of their
condition, age, occupation, habits life, &c. All
persons applicants can be etiectuaily treated at
home.
Just published. iieet.e on the carly decay Of
the American Youth, Speimatonhea, Seminal
weakness, the vice OF sell-abuse and other diseas
es Of the sexual organs, which will be sent by
mai. lin a sealed enyeope,) tree Of charge on re-
ceipt Of two postage stamps for postage.
Addrass, post paid, DR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician TO the LUNG INSTITUTE.
l6y No 90, Fifth St., Troy, n. Y.
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LUXURY AND ECONOMY +!
Xmas Ne,r Chair " as You Like H.

An Arm Chair Reclining Chair, Couch and
Bedstead, combined in one is susceptible Of
twelve different positions, Of changes, to meet the
varied requirements for comfort, convenience, lux
ury, and economy { in space as well as price, J
Whether in sickness or health, THIS celebrated
any chair perhaps ever manufactured in this or
any other country.
The price varies from Fifteen or Thirty Dollars,
according to finish.
10 public Institutions, as well as to individuals
this chair is n very desirable article and will be
supplied in any number, on the mostliberal terms.
Apply to, OF address
NJ. ". KING & son,
45s Broome Street, One door East OF Broadway,
New York, Late 46s Broadway Silly
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FOR SALE !

8an,A Three good Dwelling Houses
Tsss41 and lot, two of which are rented
ts.,& at yearly income of seventy
u8 four dollars. The above proper
ty Is Pleasantly located in this village, with
large garden, shade trees, barn, outhouses,
&c. Any gentleman having sons or daugh-
ters to educate, will find here the best ad-
vantages to promote such an object. For
further particulars in regard to the property
enquire Of the proprietor.
SIDNEY MOODY.
Middlebury, Vt, Nov.fl 1868. 80
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SHELDON'S HAIP TONIC

This is prepared especially for its tonic and
strengthening effects in promoting the healthy
growth Of the Hair, and preventil 6 it from coming
out. For these purposes it is the best remedy
ever sold here
All the above preparations are manufactured
by ME, person whom you all KNOW. and have
no hesitation in putting them in competition, for
real value, with anything else Of the kind made in
the world. II. A. SHELDON.
January 3ist. 1857.
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BURDENS
New Patent Horse Shoe.

THIS greatest invention of the age, which sur
passes in utiiiry, durability and beauty of finish
anything OF the kind yet achieved by The skill OF
man, is made by machinery from u superior qual
ity Of iron, at cost much less than the hand
made horse shoe. 1t is conceived on the inside,
with view 10 the BETTER PRESERVATION CT THE
heRsE's HOOP and its shape, Ii SEEMING THE MIC
EsslrY OF PAIRING 1T, and being FAR MORE Dr.
siRABLE FoK THE COMFORT OF THE ANIMAL THAN
AMY SHOE EVER oFFERkD To THE PUBLIC These
shoes sold according 10 size, Ike mems boots,
"a method which insures more perfect fit than
can otherwise be obtained. This invention i, pro-
nounced extraordinary in usefulness by MANY
farriers backsmiths, and is rapidly coming into
general use in all portions of the United States.
For further particulars and samples, apply to
the Agents,
BLoDGET, BROWN & CO. so and 50
Pearl ST., Boston. Mass.
IL. is56.-S5:ly.
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L Ann tON SAL.

TUE subscriber uow offers for the first time his
Il lHim Tor sale. Suiu iar1u IS pleasantly stu
d, cd, un the road TO Last AIiudleGury and within
TWO mics Vi MldueOuIy village, ana contains II
UUut lUU aCies. has OH 1t mouse, barns, sheus
ANA other buildings. III gOOu rtpan-two goUd Or
churds ul graileu .rult and other trees. lLu and
Of the Whole larm ID III ugh state vi cultivation.
The farm wall he .ou al what good jnuges Will
cHii low, ANA time gwen lUr pay neni tor par
nculars enquire vi J. Nj. olade x %, or Nathan
Wood. T.. ". LYONS.
Mildebury, March 2, 1857 46.u
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One dose taken short time before eating gives
vigor to the appetite and makes food digest well.
One dose often repeated cures Chronic bar
rhoea in its worst forms, while summer and bow
ell complaint yields almost to the first dose.
One or two doses cures attacks caused By
worn', while for worms in children, there Is no
surer. safer or 'peediei remedy in the world as Is
never fails.
There is no exageration in these statements -
they are plain, sober facts, that we can give evil
de- e &c prove, while all who use It ARE giving
then unanimous testimony in its isvor.
Among lac hundreds Of Liver Remedies now ot
fercd 10 The '0, &C, there is none we can so fully
recommend as DR.. Sanford's lnvigorator, so geo
orally known now throui bout the Union. THIS
preparation is truly Lirer Inr7gorafor, produc
ing the nost happy results on all who use 1t, Al
most innumerable certificates have been given Of
the great virtues Of this medicine by those OF the
highest standing in society, and we know II TO 10
NE best preparation now before tho public -
Ii.d'on C0urty Democrat.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD CO., Proprietors, 345 Broadway,
New ork.
Wholesale Agents in Boston-Burr, Foster s
Co, No. Cornhill Retail Agent. Rus scn
Soalding, ~ fremont street opposite Museum.
Montpelier, 5. r. Pierce Waterbury, J. u
Henry, state Agent; Niddlebury, H. A. Sheldon.
And sold By Druggists throughout the Uni ID
States and British Provinces. Silly.
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SHELDON'S NO II

For Darrhoea, Cholera Morbus and other kin
dred complaints Las obtained the most unprece
denied sale that any Medicine ever had In Mid
dlebury. Its so well known tina. people have
only to be reminded that it is still for sale at nv
store.
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RW- FLOUR. -@a

Esg- FLOUR. -@a
DITTS & SHELDON offer for sale al their
l. Mil for cash only,
Extra A Family Flour,
manufactured from pure white winterW heat
which they will warrant equal 10 any flour
ever sold in Middlebury.
Extra Is Flour, from Red Canada Wheat
which compares favorably With any extra
barrel -four from markets abroad
Buckwheat Flour of the best quality, to-
gether with Corn, Rye, Oats, Provender,
Bran, SC, &c.
Middlebury, Nov. s, 1866. so
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UId BOURBON KEY,
PUT Up BY
WILSON, FA1RBANK & CO.,

MlLSON, AlhDANh q w.,
FOR MkDiCINAL PURPOSES.
10 10 attain the desired object OF placing be
fore tie puUhc reliable arucie, We have spared
neitLer tilne nor expense, ana the basis upon
winch We place ile NAItue UI cur W hskey Is, tior
Whatever Pe,VOsts the Putest qHTGty may De iec-
Cmuendsu,) that THIS Is eutIIeIy lice from any
auuIteiatlOII whatever.
lis purity cuunot Ue questioned, thorough
ana sis osen maze, Will be seen by reler-
rug 10 the Cesdncato, h copy Of which accompa-
uies each bottle;
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE,
% Somerset st, Boston, May ~, leI7.
Messrs. WILSON, tAlYBAhK " co.
GentIemeu-I have made chemical analysis of
the sample vi Dou Don nls..ey YOU sent ~ me,
searching them iUr drugs or Gaaterat.ny matters,
ana nave ~ iLtUim you that the samples OF " his
Aey alC free from amy dduHtTatiO1is and do not
contain any POISONOUS or Injurious matters, and
heuce are suitaU.e IUr HlediCiid. use.
hespecLuiiy, youI oUedIent servant,
LHAKLLs /. JAtkSUN, VI. D., state Assaver.
IN OrIer " preceHt urctptiJa O6s.rUe uidt me
rae s'"as " u'e stg"a9aTt " O4rJIm tOreisMe cork
y eTeiy oOtae tesdVut uls PrUtcti0R none is genu-
He.
lhe above is put up IL quart and pint bottles
anu lor saie by AL the uluselst'
WILSOIS, X AAkNDANk o. co.
w nOlesdI0 druggists.
Nos. 40 y 40 hAAUNEh oIhHEI. DUSION.
TO WHOM ALL ORDERS y Usr BE ADDyEssLp.
Fol sale le Druggists generally.
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sHBLDoN's CHERRY CORDIAL.

For Coughs, Colds, &C.. contains all the valuable
virtues OF Black Cherries and Wild Cherry Bark,
win many other valuable remedial agents, and
contains NO OPIUM. Its increasing success "a liz
beat recommendation.
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ltIeoirat.
THE LIVER lNYlGORATOR.

DEEPARED bT DIR SANFORD. ia a oro,,
u Scientific Medical Discovery, and is Saji;
working cues almost too great to believe. 4
cures o. il by inagc, eren he first dae oiripg le,s
eGt, and ;eldcm more than one bottle Is reluired
to cue any KIND a. Ltrtr Complaint, from -
worst Jlundice or Dyspepsia 20 common lies :
acne all Uf Which aie tho result of'u Diseoee I'd
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-30
ON NJ A n II GOD,
AND ITS PRE- MATURE DECLINE
ru.t Pnbiished Gratis QOth Tbaps.,d

Just Published, Gratis, 2oth Thousand.
fes word, on the rational treatment without Mod
i-ins, If sPermstorrheA Loo al Weaknsss, Nociur
nal Emissions, GcuiN and Neivons DEBILITY, Im,e-
toney, aud lppedlmenu 10 MirriAgr gene ally,
ny y. De LAZY, ID.
The Important fact that the many alarming eolif-
plants, originating In tho iml'u. ence aud solitude
youth may be easily rrmovtd W. nour MEDICINE, /,
~ this smaH ileet clearly dem0n.t ated and tho
tirely new aad highly sueees .ful satment az adore
bv the suthor, fulv explained, by aus OF NhieLes
cry Jne Is enab led to perfectly aud a. the
least possible cot, thet, b. avoiding all the adyeni,t
nostIums IL The DAY.
sent any addess, grsts aud pest r. &c In q seaha
envelope, BY rening (post raid two postage stamns
to Or. b DE LANEY, II Li.Psnar Street, nsw fsfs
City. ..... lyn3;
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THE HAYWARD FARM

NOR SALE The subscriber offers for sale
IL the IA fWARD FARM, in Weybrdge,
lust north the Monument. SaId Farm contains
about III acres-about 10 acres OF 1t is woodland.
The remainder is divided into meadow, pasture,
and plow land. The whole will be sold together
or in parcels, to suit purchasers. For further par
ticulars, enquire of Hon. Joseph Hay ward, or J,
NJ. Slaae u Co, L. ". LYONS.
Middebury, March 8, 1857. 47tf
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FARM FOR SALE.

TNaE Farm belonging to the estate of r. 2.
i BINGHAM, now occupied by A!onzo L.
LA Cham, is offered Tor sale. said Farm very
desnaUiy located IN Nesl Cornwall, has thereon
a eool I'VE mag mouse ana Lt~buhaIngs, contains
sJuu, one AuuuTeu and Linet! -tl.iee acres. fOI
terms appy,V A4LhhILL DINOAAA,
l.tl. AulnInlstrutOr.
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{ nr Galr.
FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale the lot on which
i size iesiUes,adjOhhHg the seminary GIT uh Is,
th's village, containing Louise, BARI. well, els
ern, &c. qune al the premises.
NANCY MeNANNY.
Middlebuiy, July 81, 1907. IA
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MlistelIoueons.
7, KINGSFORD & SONS
Pure 0sw go Starch,

F0R TIE LAUNDRY
IL AS established greater celebrity than has
Ii ever bean obtain by any other starch.
nis has been the resu Uf is n ed su erior-
ity in quality, and its invHriable uniformity.
The public mas be assured Of the continuance
Of the high standard now established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily, and
the demand has extended throughout the whole
OF the United States uAd to foreign countries
Working mus on Il very large scale, and under
n rigid system, they are able to secure perfect
uniformity III the quality throughout the year.
This Is the great desleraturn in Starch-naking
and is realized now for the frst time
The very best Starch that can be made and no
other is always wanted by consumers, and this
will be supplied 20 them hy the grocers, rs soon
rs their customers have learned which is the best
and ask for it-otherwise they would be likely 10
get that article on which the largcs, profit can be
made.
Mr., Kingsford has been engaged in the manu-
facture Of Starch continuously for the last 81
years, and during the whole Of the period, the
Starch made under his supervision has been, be-
yond any question, the best in the market For
the first II years he had the charge of fireworks
of VIM. Colgate & Co., Mt which period he in
vented the process of the manufacture of Corn
Starch.
D-Ask for Kingsford's Starch, rs the name o.
toego has been recently taken By another Jdctory
IL Is sold by all Of the best grocers in nearly
every part Of the country.
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6h eldon's Hair Dive !

nOUBLE the quantity at HALF the price of
~ other Dyes. 1t continues to sell at a rap
Idly increasing rate us people become acquainted
with it.
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The Liver is one Of
the | riilcipai regulate
or5 of the human 10.
dy, md when 1t per
forms It's functions
well the powers Of tho
system are fully de-
velopel. The stomach {
is almo.t entirely de.
pendent on the heal
Thy action Of the Liv- r
or for the proper per- I
formauce Of its fuuc Z
tions. When the stom-
acli is at fault, the (
bowels are at fault, =
and the whole system I
suffers ia consequence 2
of one organ-the Liz :
er-having ceased to !
do its duty. For the /
diseases Of that organ, =
one Of the proprieiors :
has made it his study, y
in a practice Of more J
than twenty years, to
find some remedy .
whorewith tn counter [
act the many derange- i
ments to which II is
liable. l
To prove that this
re m c d Y is ut last J
found, any person ,
troubled with Liver =
Complaint in any of
its forms, has but 10 I
try a bottle, and con- J
viction is certain. 4
A compound has !
been formed by dis (
solving gums and COIL ,
tracing that part |
which is soluble for 1
the active virtues of !
the medicine. These 4.
gums remove all NOR
bid or bad matter from |
the system, supplying ,
in their place q heal ,
thy flow Of bile, invig-
Grating the stomach,
causing food to digest
well, purifying til g
blood, giving tone and
health to the whole
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Every Farmer Should Own Them"
A gricultural Book +.
PlblIshed by c. NJ. SAxroN. & Co. N

Farm re, Fruit Growers, Gardeners, Horse
M'n, Sh' p Growere, Grape Growers, Poulterers,
BIZ ksnc RS, Dee Keepers, Flower Gardeners,
Su9n Make :, Sc, &c.
Morg hor IS, by G. Linsey, 81 90
Elliot R.l American Fruit Growers,
Guide IN Orchards ard Gardeners. 25
Pal dee Z. G. on StrawmTy Culture, 60
The Stable Book. by A. Bullen, ] 90
Charlton's (Mm) Grape Growers Guide, 90
Weeks (lohn NJ on Bees, Manual, 90
Buisrs tRobert) American Flower Garden
Directory, 90
Dadd's Geo. II American Cattle Doctor, 90
Cobbetts American Gardener so
Youatt on sheep, rs
Guenen on Mich Cows, 80
American Poultry Yard, 90
Aliens IL. FL Rural Architecture. rs
Allen's (R. b. Diseases of Domestic Ami
mails, 70
Aliens R. L. American Farm Book, l 90
The Horses Foot, and how 10 keep II sound,
by WIN. Miles, so
Brownies ID. J.) American Bird Fsncier, 90
Saxton's Rural Had Books Series each, / 25
Chinese Sugar Cane, and Sugar making, by
C. L. Stansbury, %
Bricks Book Of Flowers, 90
American eterinarian, so
Coles Fruit Book, 90
Any of the above Books sent free Of Postage, to
any part of the United States, on receipt of Price.
Also any Agricultural Works, not on hand pro
cured to order on short notice. Sold BY
"A. II. COPELAND.
Middlebury, Marcl, rs, 1857
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sg- MINERAL WATERS!

E3ESH from the Congress and Pavilion
JIG Springs. Kept On Ice Far sale at u l.2
@ par bottle, by W 7 RU SSEL.
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RUTLAND u BURLINGTON
+ - i L. sx.,.s..sss...s II " a y.

New ArfaASem- nts OF Passenger Trans
Commencing -u,~day, August ~ 1907.
Leave FItGAUuIe DepOt, DVslVn, ~ ,.oV and lilo
"a.
Le"'e rI,enu1i 81 al . ~ a. NJ, ana l.sV p. N.
LN,s DeAIC"s A4.s IVI Si.uu.eOulS al a. ~ III.
a.1G Wv aAH Wv -1.II.
Ae"Ne -4.NAAeEuAy io4 puiIIuelUA, at 100 a. NJ,
o.1v,I
LeaNe LuII.nblVA Iol AIIauIeUuIy, At 400, a. Ai
C.GV
Leave bloomsbury lor hutlald ana Bellows FaIis,
a. lI'1'i anu .1I., S.oI 4. "a.
AT burlngton, with Trans Vi Vermont Cen
tral haiIOau aHL Lane ChaIupiaIu otealLers, Tor
f4aIIsUuieu houses, PolnI, SI. AIbans, Montreal
ana OeuensDuIeI.
al huIl~nd, with trains oil the Nesiern Vermont
htuulld y Washington ana Saratoga o. nnlte-
hall halirouds ior arc! , New \ Crh, Albany, sa-
latosa springs, Schenectady, and lie MesI, via
New lUIk central hu!IIUau.
Also by Stages, Tor VI COuStock, Bethel and in
termediate points. AT De.iows FalIs, wiIh trains
ol the Cheshire hoaa Tor fiehbuIgn. Worcester,
Lowell and bostoA,-N eInont aIIey kuad, Tor
bratueDOfoi Springfield, hartford, New haven,
ana Aew lOiA, ana the SULLIVAN hUau, lOr " lla
sol, NhIte RIVER junction, and Tie W lille Noun
I"lus' l.. a. CnAFlA, Supt.
Superintendents Office, huIlaLd, August 4, 1907.
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100 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.
TINHE subscriber offers for sale 100 acres Of land
i lying in Salisbury, near Nathaniel Spencer's
about u mile South OF Salisbury Depot. Said
lot is good land ana 10 acres OF it covered with
black ash timber, that will cut 90 cords to the
acre.
Refer to Gen. L. p. White or j. NJ. Slade
& Co. L. W. LYONS.
Aliddlebury March 2, 1867. 46-tf
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machinery, removing
the causes Of the uh
ease, and eh'eciing a
radical cure with1 ut
any Of the disagreca-
bic after eff'ects,ie by
using Calomel or Min
eral Poison, that Is u
sualiv iesorted -.
One dose after o,t
ing is sufficient to 70
lieve the stomach and
prevent the food from
rising and souring
Only one dose taken
before retiring pre-
vents nightmare.
Only one dose taten
at night loosens the
bowels gently & cures
costiveness.
One dose taken at
ter each meal viii
cure Dyspepsia,
~ One dose Of 2
teaspoonfulls viii al.
!, ways elieve Sick
Headache.
; One bottle takei for
! female obstruction re
, moves the cause Of tue
. disease and makes a
perfect cure.
Only one dose in
uleuIdtel removes l1e
Cholic, while
! One dose often 70
peated is a sure cure
Tor Cholera MorL,s,
and a preventive Of
, Cholera.
. One lose taken Of
J ten will prevent the
, recurrence of billie us
. attacks, while It re
I lieves all painful feel-
! ings.
Only one bottle Is
! needed to throw out
] Of the system tile at
iects of medicine AFTER
n long sickness.
Que bottle taken for
Jaundice removes all
yellowness or unurt
ural color of the skin.
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T. KINGSFoRD g. SONS
o SW EGO CORN ARCH,

~ " II " " ~ - II ~ n II - II
1FOR PUDD1NGS, &c.,
Has obtained equal celebrity with their Starch
for the Laundry. This article is perfectly pure,
and Is, in every respect, equal to the best Bermu
ties which render 1t invaluable for the dessert.
Potato Starch has boen extensively packed and
sold as Corn Starch, and has given false irnpres
sions to many, as to the real merits of our Corn
Starch.
From lite great delicacy and purity, it is COM
ing also into extensive use az a diet for infants
and invalids
EN-. KELLOGG & CO., Agents,
14;3m 1875 Fulton Street. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-28
Communication Opened Southwark.

large number Of passengers and heavy
accumulation Of nails reached this city yes
terday from the South. Our exchanges re-
ceived by this mail have much to say about a
great snow storm which seems to have visited
thoce parts, and of the extreme cold that &C.
compsnied il. On Thursday night the tenn
peratvre at Norfolk was seven degrees above
sero, or one degree lower than inexperienced
there before by the oldest inhabitant. The
ice in the harbOr at the same time was eight
and half inches. Tho Norfolk Herald saws =:
"The greatest thickness of the ice in our
harbor in former years has never exceeded
two inches, and has always been broken up
and drifted out on tho next hood tide The
comparison therefore is startling, and prepares
rs to anticipate as hard time as that of the
winter OF 1880, when wagons crossed the
Chesapeake from Hampton Roads to Cherry
stone, and the Atlantic shore was bordered
with ice to the width Of several miles"
Throngs Of people passed ard repassed upon
the lee between the two towns, and a large
numbers of ladies were drawn out to behold
the novel spectacle.
Numbers Cf Wild ducks and some geese, fro.
zen and disabled by the cold, tho wind, and
the snow, were picked up along the shores of
the river, hard and stiff; and among other
large birds found, there was bald eagle.
In Richmond there was a general freezing
up Of gas me:res, so revere was tie cold.