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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-22
Cceal Noiitcs.

Ira Sweet, .,. .r
VS.. \ ld'1on County Court,
VIM. G. MunSon, j. ccmhtr Term,
nm his Trustee 1870.
John Dwycr & nj.
liza Sweet o. Hunting ton, in tic County
Of Chittenden, having entered in this Conrt
at the present term thereof his witt and de-
claration against William @. Munson of Bris-
tol, in the County of Addison, and his trus-
tees, John Dwye., William Foliensby and
Gennder Norton, all of Starksboro, in said
County of Addison, with return of person
service thereon as TO each of said trustees,
and or service on said Munson, by leaving
copy fct him at his last and usual place of
abode, in the hands of his wife, which said
declaration is on a note hearing date the 22d
day of August A. ID. 1865, at Bristol afure>
said, whereby said Munson promised TO pay
the plaintiff or bearer one hundred dollars,
on or before the FIRST day Of April then next,
with interest--And also a certain other note
bearing date the LIST day Of January 1865,
at said Bristol, whereby said Munsou prom
Used to pay the plaintiff the further sum of
twenty dollars in one day from the date there
OF with interest, which sum of money the de-
PENDANT has not paid though often requested,
to the damage OF the plaintiff three hundred
dollars.-And now it being shown to the
Court that said Munsou WAS out of the State
at the time Of the service of said writ, and
has not since returned within the same. lor
had personal notice of this suit
1t is ordered by the Court that this cause
be CONTINUED Until the next tenn of said
Court to be held on tic first Tuesday of
June, A. u. 1857. and that in the meantime
notice of the tendency thereof be given to
said Munson by publica ion OF the order to-
gether with the substance ofplaintiff"s decla-
ration three weeks successfully In the Mid
dlebury Register, public newspaper pub
lishcd at Midilcbury in said County &c Adj
Olson, the last of witch publications shall be
at least thirty days prior to sail next term.
DUGALD STEWART Clerk.
II. NEEDHAM Atty, 51:Sw
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BURNETT'S
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH.

HNHIS Elixir for the Teeth and Gums combines
in a concentrated form, the most desirable
cleansing and astringent properties, at the same
time it contains nothing which can possibly in
iure the most sensitive and delicate organization
II arrests decay Of the teeth.
1t cures canker in the mouth.
1t is unsurpassed as a gargle.
1t acts as detergent after smoking.
1t renders the gums hard and healthy.
1t neutralizes the offensive secretions of the
month.
1t iInparts to the breath a rasrairce -cularly
aromatic and pleasant
1t has resolved the sanction and patronage of
the most eminent Of the Dental and Medical Fac-
ulty.
Prepared only by JosEPH BURNETT x Co.,
fremont street, Boston. For sale by Druggists
at so cents per bottle.
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SAW MILL FOR SALE AT
TCrION

On the 22d day of alril next, at 10 O'Clock, A.
" Nj, on the premises, in RlrTON. by order of
the Chancellor, shall proceed to sell by auction,
unless previously disposed OF at p ivate sale. all
d at Mil Privilege, formerly known as the Hen.
together with thiee lots of land Ncs. II, ~, and
%, containing about 800 acres, in it, vicinity ID
&, Their or in parcels having good b. DIV of Spruce,
llemlock and Hardw God timber ,hcr on The
Mill is newly built in the most approved manner, ,
and in good order A dwellh & louise, barns. and
blacksmith shop. are in the mined nie vicir ty
and 2s0 acres of the land arc iiaccnt to the H.,
Sale positive. Terms made known al m Il
kals. SAML SWIFT, Master
hlddlebury, Mrch 8, 1901.
The above sale is d ferred to the 18th aay Of
May next, I - &C ok, An
SA,rp SWIFT, Master.
April 30, 1857.
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NOTICE-FOR SALE.
SETTLE UP.

nH subscriber after due elaboration, has
~ determined to have settlement with those
who are owing at his store | would say TO those
diately. expect those interested will heed this
call HARRY LANGWORTHY.
Middlebtry, March 80, 1857. 90
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BANK NOTICE.
FARM FOR SALE

THE Farm belonging to the estate Of Il. P.
Il BINGHAM, now occupied by A,onso j..
Bingham, is offered for sale. Said Farm is very
desrably located in West Cornwall, has thereon
a good dwelling house and out.buildings contains
about one hundred and nnety-three acres. For
terms apply to MERRILL BINGHAM,
tf nj
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s. NJ. PETTENGILL & cos.
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
A p II Il, 1857.

10 The following List of Cards was collected
by.S S, M. PErTESenL & Co.. Newspaper Adver-
tiaing Agents, No. 10 State Street. Boston, who
are authoii lied by the publishers of the BEST and
MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED Newspapers through
out the United States and British Provinces, to
take advertisements and subscriptions ut their
LOWEST RATES.
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EOR SALE

VNHE subscriber offers for sale his residence in
Middlebury Village, formerly owned and oc-
cupied by Edward Wainwright. The buildings
are in the most perfect repair, having recently
been remodeled and arranged in the most perfect
manner.
The house is situated in n central portion Of the
village and is considered one of the best locations
in town. The premises contain two acres of the
best of land on which is large lot Of thrifty
fruit trees of the most approved varieties. In
that wanted good, situation. The subscriber
al oil his
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LIBRARIES SUPPLIED

With scarce and choice Books, English and AM
crican, at reasonable prices. A. WILLIAMS g.
CO. special agents for Harper g. Bros Publica-
tions, 100 Washington street. Boston, offer for
sale and for the selection of Libraries-Public,
Circelating and Prvate-a very fine collection
of scarce and valuable Books, in all classes Of
literature which they will sell to clubs and soci-
cites at very reduced prices. Subscriptions also
received for the American and Foreign Newspa-
lers. All new Publications received MS soon as
issued from the press. Call at 100 Washington
street, wlfen in the city, and examine our colec
tion.
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Addison County Court,
bcccmbSr Term,
1856.

William G. Munson Dcccmbsr Term.
& Simon p Green 1856.
and their Trustee,
Sidney White.
Ira Sweet. Of Starksboro, in the County of
Addison, having entered in this Court at the
present term thereof, his writ and declara-
ton against Chandler Norton, of said Starka-
boro, William G. Munson, of Bristol, in said
County, and Simon p. Green, late of said
Starksboro, and their trustee Sidney White
of SarkSbDro aforesaid, with u return of
personal service thereon MS to the said Chan.
dcr Norton and the said Sidney " htp, ard
ofscrvice in said William G. Munson and said
Simon p. Green, by leaving a copy for each
OF them at their last and usual place of abodc
respectively, which said declaration is in
plea of ircspass in the case, for that the said
defendants ch the cath day oF March A d.
lS0 J. at Stalksboro, made, sisac1 and deliv-
cred to the plaintiff their promiSsory note,
bearing date the day and year last aforesaid,
and thereby promised to pay. the plaintiff or
bearer, one hundred and forty-fpur dollars,
one day after the date thcrcufwith interest,
for value received by them, the said dcicn-
dants.
Yet they have not paid the said sum of
money in said note specified though often
requested. TO the damage of the plaintiff two
hundrel dollars.
I'd now it being shown to the Court that
the said William G.. Munson and Simon p.
Green were without the State ut the time of
the service of said writ and have not since
returned within the same. 1t is ordered by
the court that this cause he continued until
the next term Of said Court to be held on the
first Tuesday Of June, A. ID. 1851 and that
in the meantime notice of the pendency
thereof be given to said Munson AID Green
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NOTICE.

TN consequence of the i'll health of my family,
i am determined to sell part of nay Real
Is tate, to wit The Farm ON which now reside,
containing 100 acres, and one of the best in Addi
son county good buildings, and well watered.
fenced and well timbersd, with Pine, lIemock,
and lakewood timber. A small Farm in West
Addison Also the Stock and Farming Tools.
The Stock consists Of Oxen, "a three year old
Steers, 10 do. two year old, Cows, yearlings,
100 Sheep, and ons span of black pony Mares.
Aso,-ope Hundred bushels Of Corn 100 bush
els Seed Oats. 10000 feet OF Pine, Spruce and
Hemlock Lumber. p II. HUBBARD.
Bristol, April 4th, 1857. Saws
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MA CHINE BETTING.

MA CHINE BELIING.
s. These goods, since their first introduction to
the public, almost three years ago, have been full
ly tested, and the result has proved them to pos
sfss all the qualities requisite TO make them
perfect article. Their freedom from all imp cas-
ant odor, proof against the injuries action Of ac-
Ids, oils, grease, &c. their non-conductng prop
erty in resisting heat, cold and electricity while,
unlike India Rul Der, they will not decompose or
become sticky--renders them at once the cheap.
est and most desiral lie Water Proof Goods yet ih-
troduced. The Caps, Hats. &c., can be set or the
hottest stove, and water boiled in them, without
injury, and also rolled up and put in the pocket
We earnestly call the attention of all who visit
the city TO our store, TO see Thousands of uses
to which Gutta Percha can be applied We have
also for sale an extensive variety of Fancy Goods,
Toys, &C., together with a well selected stock of
Fine Jtrehy which we can sell cheaper than the
cheapest. Ifonr friends win call, we will at least
show them Museum ffoe Of expense.
10 Manufacturers Our Gutta Percha Betting
we will warrant to run for cross belts where expo
sed to the greatest friction, without injury.
Please call and examine. Our Circulars with
Prices will be sent with pleasure, on application
by letter, addressed to FREEMAN '0ENE.
Nos, 1876 l27 Hanover Street, Boston.
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COOO ROLLS PAPER HANGINGs to ar
cOOOrive in n few days, which, with stock
now on hand, will make as complete an asst TT
ment can be found in the State
March 2. at BECKWITHS.
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LADIES TAKE NOTICE ,

CTEEL SKIRT SPRINGS, Reeds, whalebones
- Gutta Iereha and Cotton Cord, just received
March ., by BECKwlTH,
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Paper Hangings.

An extensive assortment, comprising all the
novelties of the season, always OH hand, which
buyers will do well to call and inspect before pur.
chasing JAMES G.. LOCKETT,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer, 90 Congress, near
Milk street.
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From The National Era, Washington.
BRowNs BRONCHIAL TEocHEs.-" We
~ % so far depart from our custom as to say
\ 70 Of the above article that we have seen It
o 0a, tried, and find it an excellent prepare
or ton, in very convenient form, for
=, Coughs, Colds, and Hoarseness." Pub
M lie Speakers and Singers will find them
- 20 Indispensable upon trial. By enclosing
" ga to j. |. Brown & Son, Boston, &c cents
. e & in stamps, box Of these lozenges will be
n sent, prepaid, to any part of the United
States. They are kept by Druggists
0 z generally throughout New England and
. Canada.
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MURIATE OF LIME.

The subscriber respectfully requests the FAT.
ners Of New Lnglaud to examine the Report
made to the Legislature by the State Committee
on Agriculture. the present session Senate Doc
ument No. 4, pages 26s and 2e9 showing the
stand the fertilizer has taken as used upon the
Farm School at Westboro'.
p. S.-A circular showing its effects upon Corn.
Potatoes and all pod-bcaring plants, the Grape
Vine, Fruit Trees, &C., will be sent per mail to
any person, free Of charge
JAMES GOULD,7O State street, Boston.
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RICHARDSON & DEXTER,
Importers Of
GUNS AND FISHING TACKLE,

No A Washington street, Boston. Coils and
Aliens Rfrolrevs, Powder, Shot, Percussion Caps,
Covered and Wicker Bottles, Game Bags. Gun
and Pistol Cases, &c.
Gun Materials. Double and Single Gun Barrels,
Locks, Stocks. Parts of Locks, Brass, Steel and
German Silver Mounting.
Agents for Allen & Wheelock's Rife Barrels.
Fishing Tackle, Jointsd Rods, Reels, Lines,
Hooks, Flies, &c Rambo and Cane Poles, by the
thousand or at retail.
Guano and Phosphate Of Lime
A. II. ADAMS,
ia STATE STREET, BosTos.
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F u R N I T u r E,

T x N L q II E,
which is all nearly new, in whole or in part, to
suit purchasers, Mt prices that must be satisac-
tory TO good Judges.
The above property will be sold on very reason
able terms Credit will be given if desired, if Sc
cured Possession given the first Of May.
SAMUEL SHEPARD, JR.
Middlcbury, March 30, 1857. 50;3m
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VARNISHES.

vAhNlSHES.
The Subscribers would call the special notice
Of Railroad Car, Omnibus and Coach Builders,
and Piano Forte Manufactures. to the fact that
we possess advantages second to no other estab-
lishment for the manufacture of
RELIABLE NARNISH.
We have eigaged with us Mr.. John Babcock,
an experienced practical Narnish Maker, from
Newark, N. j., Whose reputation among consul
mers is a sufficient guaranty for the superiority
of our NARNISHES
They are put up, MS ordered, in secure packa-
cca of wood or TIM No charge FOR arrels other
packages subject 10 charge. Strict and prompt at
tention given to all orders. We keep 10 to 20
thousand gallons constantly on hand.
SllMSON, VALENTINE & Co,
IS Broad Street, Boston.
A CARD.
Boston, Ju,s !, 1856.
The subscriber having, Tor seven years past
manufactured Nariishes for Messrs. Bigelow &
Prince, of Newark, N. takes this method to in
form those interested in tile sale and consumption
OF Varishes, that lie is now engaged and interes-
ted with Messrs. Simpson, Valentine & Co., of
Boston, in their Narnsh Establishment, and with
pleasure would solicit for the firm the patronage
of his friends and the public. JOHN BABCOCk
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Ira Sweet,

W,
Chandler Norton,
William G.. Muiisuii
e. Simon p. Green
and their Trustee,
Sidney White.
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ELIAS BoTTUM
SnAS HAS, II; SMITH. Commr',
nATUS X. GAGE
Dated at Bristol, this 18th day Of Ap.ii,
a, b. 1857 52:3w

STATE OF vERMoNT,l BE it rcn.tm
CDisfrict Of Addison, IS { bei,d HAT Al q
Probate Court held at iliddlebury in aid
for the District Of Addison, on the 18th day of
April, A, b 1857;
An instrument turportng to be the last will
and testament Of
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

FAITH AND H sTuRY.-Bunsen well
observes, that the irui. philosophical
historian will believe that there is an
eternal order in the government of the
world, TO which all might and pow er
are TO become, and do become. subser-
wen: and that truth, jus ic wisd IN,
moderation are sure to triumph and
that where, in the history of lndividu
al life, the contrary appe RS to br the
case, the fault Il, S iu oar mis- aking
the middle for the end But there
scare ly can be any doubt Of thI, tr"th
in the history OF n ,lions. Thrre must
be soluti n for evry complicauo :,
certainly as a dissonan,e cannot
form the inclusion of musical com
position In o!her words, the phil'so-
phcr who will understand and interpret
history, must really believe that e ID j.,
not the devil or his punchinello, Acci-
de"t, governs the world
If this G neral view OF human desi-
nie- b right, TO draw III pic ure Of an
age is to write chapter of the univer-
sal history If manki d; and wha is
this, Tut to recon pose can't Of tn !.
most sacred epic or dran attic poem, of
which G d is the 20 t, humanity the
hero, and the historian the prophetical
Interpreter
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

RIGHT "PEERT" BIRD.-We publish the
following yarn, but ''aint sayiu nothiu"
about the truth of it.
The Somerset (Pa) Democrat says that
some time last fail black bird came to Mr..
joseph Snyder's, in that borough, and has
since lived constantly with the chickens. 1t
has become thoroughly domesticated, and
comes regularly for its food Instead Of
roosting as the chickens do, it takes posi-
ton on the ROSTERS back. who bears the
weight of his little friend with great good
nature. But the mest singular of all is.
that it has learned to crow like a cock, and
crows regularly more frequently than the
rooster, and seems to be vain Of its accom-
plishments.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

MEprcINAL WArERs.---For almost
ev ry conpi int comm n to mankind
the specific is 10 be found in Calf -rn,a,
the earth produc S the dug to dri e
away p ,verty, the clImat snrrs to
,be resident healtfnl longevi y, and
nov we are called upon to recor the
lie very of water, at Sac Rafael Ma
rin unty) wn .ch prove an el'xer f'r
f f,ithful but unhappy wives Who ar
nnt ."othefs. This spring in Main
county possesses properties attribut d
to no W, ers els where bv CORES
pondent Of this paper-'A S. T., o.
Monterey in writing on the fruitful
ness Of the native popula ion, mas
much as ladies' who were in the condl-
ton of Sarah of Holy Writ have, ,ttei
hriuk,ug OF this elIxer. BEEN IN the due
course Of time bl SEED with progeny
Persons wn,se ju igment cannot be
doubted, have testified to t. efficacy
of these waters. and their state ,.ent-
arc corrob rated b, the letters publish
ed over the signature ment'oaed above.
the., it is conj .ctured that hume ou-
springs of this character abou n
throus bout tine S ate, the rrnarka Il
| fee .niity OF CIliiorni will ce Sc to b.
matter Of mary Is F Herald
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

THE CHEsT.-Those persons in easy
circumstances, or those who pursue Sc.
drntary emplo m nts within doors. use
their | ngs but little, breathe but littl-
air in the chest, and thus, independ-
nifty of position, contract a wretched
ly small chest and lay The fun la.ion
for the loss Of b alrh and beluty. All
this can be obvi b little atten-
ton to IN manner of breathing. Re-
collect the lungs ars ! ke bladder in
their stru ture, aud can stretch open t..
double the z- with perfect f;ty
giving noble cne-t aud perfect i u
munity from consumption. 1he agent.
md only ag mt required, is the COM
mon air We Breathe, suppo,ing howev-
er, that no obstacle xists ext rnal to
to The che t, such as la ing it light
with stays. or having the sh oulders lie
upon 1t. On rising f ON the bed in
the morning, plac- yourself in IN erect
posture with your he ID thrown back,
AMI your sho .lders en- ir"ly off from
the chest; then inhale all the air that
en- be got in; then hold your breath
as long as possible Repeat these long
breaths as m my times as you pl -ase
Done in a cold air it is much better,
becau C the air is much denser, anu
will act more powerful, in expanding
the chest. Exerci ing the chest IN
this manner, it wall become flexible and
exp ,ible, and will enlarge the capa-
city and izs of the lung-.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

SUNFLcwERs PREvENTIvE OF AGUE.
Lieu. Maury, in an artirle cpmnu-
nicatcd to the Rural New Yo ker,
mlintains th It the growing uf sun-fow
ers around dwell ng 10 ated Dea
fever and asue region, neutr"lizes the
mia ma in winch that disease originates.
and seems to support the theory bs
successful exprr,me It. He says that
an acre of suna, will ab ORR dur
ing their gro~th many thousand gal
Ions Of water more than suppl d by
the rains. They are of ea-y culsiva
ii n. and the seeds. which are very
valuable, find a ready market at tn
drug stores. The theory or science Of
the e,iment is .his: The ague and
fever poison is Set free during the pro-
cess OF vegetable decay, which poison
is absorbed by the ra"k gr wing un
flower, again ell borated into vegetable
IN tier, and so retained until cold
weather Sc in He reports The re
suits OF some experim MS mad, and
also sugges tina, water Iii = plated
IN mar hes would have imilar bene6-
cial eff~ct. The N W York Co.nmer-
cal says: If on a second rial the
resul. proves equally favorably th''
practical benefit of ;he discovery will
nc eat inde d, and Lieut.. Mary will
have ADDED ano her to the vidence>
ne has civ that true science is the
h..ndmald OF PRACTICAL usi ,ty.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

The 18th OF JUNE.--Yesterday the 18th
being the anniversary of the battle Of
Bunker's Hill was duly celebrated among
our Eastern friends, as the following para.
graph from the Boston Journal would seem
70 indicate. Says that paper:
Great Preparations are being made for the
celebration If the approaching 18th OF June
when as will be seen by an article in our To-
Cal column, marble statue of Gen War
rem is to be placed Bunker Hill, with ap-
propriats ceremonies. Gen Scott Is to be
present, and it is hoped that the President
and many other public men who have been
invited will honor the occasion with their
presence There will be military fete.
Among the corps preseut will be the famous
Seventh Regiment of New York.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

THE GAp>DEN SILVER MINES The San
Francisco Herald has been shown some spe-
cimens of silver ore taken out of the S0pori
mines in the Gadsden Purchase. The mine
is located about forty miles from Tucson,
and twenty five from Calabazas The pro-
prietors are Messrs Douglas, Dodson, Al
drich and Rhodes. They are represented to
be inexhaustable, and can be traced per-
haps mile on the surface. The average
yield is twelve marks, or ninety six dollars
of pure silver to three hundred pounds of
ore. The character of the mine is volcanic,
and water is convenient aud plenty. Mr.
james Douglas, one of the proprietors, is an
old and experienced silver miner, and per-
sons visiting the country with the view of
examining its mineral resources, would do
we'll to call on him at his mine. The spe-
cimens exhibited to US were very rich.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

JOHN KEPLER, HIS E. rHU-IAsM--
When John Kepler discovered, after
sevente years of ince>sant lnvestiga-
ton, the third OF his laws, nanely,
hat relating to the connection betw cen
the perionic times and the distances Of
the planets, his delight knew no bounds.
'Nothi e holds me- SAID he; 4 will
indulge in my cred fury will trl-
unph over mankind by the honet con.
fcssion, that l have stolen he golden
vas of the Egyptians, To build up a
tabernacle for my God, far away from
The confines OF Egypt. If you forgive
me, | rejoice: if you are angry, | can
boar it The die is cast, the b ok is
written, to be ad either now or by
p,sterlt., care not which 1t may
well wait a century for reader, az
God has waited six thousand years fol
an observer
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

We have have some camels in Texas to
whom the naturalization laws would not ap.
ply-three having been b. rn under the
stars and stripes. The Washington Star
say they are thriving, and five or six more
births are expected. From the reports of
the condition Of the animals at present Bnd
thu ough the eleven months that the first i'm
portations have been on the continent. we
may regard all doubts as to their acclima-
tion as dissipated, and that so much of the
experiment is a fixed fact The only re-
naming indeterminate point is the charac-
ter Of the stock that may be produced.
For this, time will bs required.