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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-04-28

THE OsrRrcH.-The cry of the ostrich
so greatly resembles that Of lion as oc-
casionally TO deceive even the natives Ii
is usually heard early in the morning,
and at times also at night. The strength
of the ostrich is enormous. A single blow
from its gigantic foot lit always strikes
forward) is sufficient to PROSTATE, nay, to
kill, many beasts Of prey, such as the by
ena, the panther, the wild dog the jackal,
and others. The ostrich is exceedingly
swift of foot, under ordinary circumstances
outrunning feet horse What time
she lifteth up herself on high, she scorneth
the horse and his rider" On special oc-
casions, for short distance, its speed is
truly marvellous, perhaps not much less
than mile in half a minnie. It's feet
appear hardly to touch the ground, and
the length between each stride is not un-
frequently twelve TO fourteen feet. In
deed, if we are to credit the testimony of
Mr., Adamson, who says he witnessed the
fact in Senegal, such is the rapidity and
muscular power of the ostrich, that. even
with two men mounted on his back, he
will outstrip an English horse in speed !
The ostrich, moreover, is long-winded, if
we NAV use the expression so that it il
a work Of time to exhaust the bird. The
food of the ostrich, in its wild state, con-
siss, Of seeds, tops, and buds Of various
shrubs but it is difficult to conceive how
1t can manage to live at all, for one not
unfrequently meets with it in regions ap-
parently destitute of vegetation of any
kind. Africa.
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POETRY.
For the Register.
& 1lv er s pri n e Z.

T
by MAY MEADOWS.
This morn, a- sat in my easy chair
Looking out on the mountains dim,
| heard footstep upon the stair
And voice said" Nav come IN ?"
No." answe cd in laughing tone
But Nell, with her beautiful eyes,
Peep through the door like sunbeam thrown
From the brightest of summer skies.
The ringlets about her fair young head
Fell down in golden shower,
And from her lips 50 pretty and red
Came the words I've brought flower.
Twas the only one could find, dear May,
Though searched the forest through,
And went when the morning yet was gray,
To tie greenwood of Beuvehue.
And in coming home thro' the yellow felds
Where the sparrows used to sing,
found this blossom nestled down
By the side of our Silver Spring"
She left m alone In my easy chair,
But the hills were forgotten now,
For held the How'r within my hand
Aud kiss was upon my brow.
And still tonight, when the cool bright dew
Il blessing the weary hand,
feel that kiss upon my brow
And the how'r is within my hand.
That kiss And is it E'eanor's, pray2
ALI no it's another thing,
This kiss ha. been there many day
Since the Maying at Silver Spring.
How sweetly the thrushes sang that morn
As we hed to the fields away,
And Harry said must be Queen
Because my name was May
He bound, in a circlct bright, the fow'rs,
And placed them upon my head,
And with them the kiss, which al these hour
Has lived, though hey are dead.
And so this blossom that Eleanor brought
Has awaken'd my memory,
Because It's the only other link
Between that day and me.
Orwell, April, 1853
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CRATEFUL FOR PAS1 FANoRs,, Or. ..
(T j. EELLs would announce 10 his -hltleIlo
patrons, friends, and the public generally, that ne
Ia. taken into connection, IN me practiGe 0'
GRnsSE. NJ. D., graduate from the Western
Homeopahic COliege, at Cleveland, Ohio; BY ms
Advancement Drs EELLs and GREENE hope to be
able In good degree) to supply the constantly
increasing demands for Homeopathic hemeu''' II /
the SICK. go N.
West Cornwall March 3l 1883 5o
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For the Register.
The Hill-Top.


As the lie of the day dies out
And its pulses cease to beat,
Shadows creep over the hill-tops
Closer around my feet.
And motionless here stand,
The hush has entered my heart,
While slowly the west fades out,
As the flashes of light depart.
Ny heart is still-yet bursting,
'Tis so full Of the beauty see;
Methinks that stand on this hill top
AS one on an isle of the sea.
For misty and dark grow the valleys,
Floats onward the pail Of the night
And list to the whispers around me,
Beneath the holy starlight, -. ...,
JULIAN
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BUSINESS CARDS.
A :. w. Z o W L r )
BURLINGTON, vi.

a brated Dolce Campana attachment and cor
russted Sounding Board Piano Fortes, which for
purity and richness Of tone, durability ana ele
Fance of style and finish challenges comPelit,Gn,
MIR PowERs continues to give careful alIelinon t'li
to tuning and repairing Piano Fortes, anu rom rom
several Years successful experience is conii'ienI
of his ability to give satisfaction in every respect
An orders by mail or otherwise promptly ana
faithfully attended to.
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l. G. O. REDINGTON,

w,pp,scroS, sr.iLAwREScE Co., n. y,
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music
Arant fnr ali kinds of muse merchandise.
Orders promptly attended to, md sdti91e''on
,cdrrdnted -
Mjddlebury, Jan. |, 1858. ~
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DR.. JEN N | N 6 S

Would take this method to inform the public,
that he has concluded to make this place his res
idence. and would here express his gratitude to
his numerous patrons in this, as well as the sur
rounding towns, and hopes he may still merit 'he1r
patronage. ~; .,.,.
that h. has again taken rooms at the Addi-
son House, where Le will give his undiviced
attention to all who give him call.
Middlebury, Nov. 10Th, 1867
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H. KIN & S l. L y .

surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
Rooms in Brewster's Block, Main St'' ono oooi
North of The Post Office.
All operations upon the Teeth will be pei form
ed in accordance with the latest Improvement III
the Art and warranted, H.
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ADDISON HOUSE.

FTNHE subscribers would respectfully give notice
i that they have leased the 4" Addison House"
for term ,f years, and that the proprietors have
re fitted the house in every part, and the sub.
scriLers have re-furnished il with large am1ma
q of new furniture. and nothing shall lie wHLiNS
on their part to make everything comfortable rnt
pleasant for their guests. Excellent stables and
The best attention for tOrses will be pIovl'ed'
Country residents will find pleasant Hhd ecnge-
nient home at the most liberal rates. Special ih'
ducements will be offered for county cuSi'n'
ers. Lurge aud small parties will be aceonln|'
ADAMS, BROTHERS,
Niddlebury, July Is, 1857. lShi
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N. HARRIS NJ. d.

SURGEON ana MeCHaHICHh DOH'i'''
Teeth filled with Crystalized Gold, all operations
done in Dentistry as usual office at his residence OF
Park Street, west side of the little pnrk'
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the WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

SIC. 81. At all TIME from and after
The period q twenty Eve years from the
opening OF said lnes Of ,eiegraphie comu'a
rieation Tor the Transmission Of messages.
whenever ore of her Majesty principal
Secretaries Of State for tae time being shs1i
he Of opinion that circumstances render It
expeiient 10 ves, 10 her Maje,y's govern.
rHent the control oil the operations oi ,ha
company il shall BE- lawful for such Secre.
,ary Of State, By warrant under his hand,
10 cause ptss&siau to be taken Of all the
telegrapbs and Geographic apparatus Of the
various stations Of the company, their llcen-
ss or assigns, for the space Of one week from
the date Of such warrant. for thu purpose %
preventing any communication being made
or signals given. save such as shall be d
rec,ed and authorized By any such Secrets
~ Of State and also by further successive
warrants 10 caase possession Of the said tel.
sgraphs aud telegraphie apparatus to be
/ retained from wessk to week, 50 long as any
such Secretary Of State shalt deem srch pos
session expcdient for the public service:
| Pro, lied, always That Tor every week du
ring which possession shall oe retained. the
company, their licenses or assigns shall re-
ceive from aud be paid by the Lords Com
missioncrs OF her Majesty treasury the same
amount Of profits as the company would have
made in case they had continued the work
ing Of the said teiegraphs, such profits to be
| computed upon al average Of the weekly
profits OF the company for three months i'm.
mejiate!y preceding the issuing OF the first
Of the said warrants.
1t will be seen from the foregoing acts that
neither government possess any privilege
/ which the other government does not equal
! ly possess. The sixty second section Of the
act Of incorporation only commences TO take
effect in twenty Ave years after the opening
OF the lines, and when the grataity TO he
/ paid BY our government ceases. Then, and
not ill then, can the British government es-
ercise any exclusive control over the tele-
| graph, under any contingency whatever
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INSTRUCT OoCRr, SECOND Dis

~ THfCT, ESs4.ey tsxlty, STATE OF afan~s9sz-
5sHes ! Hsgwsrd sssinss Apheus5 der an w
l>srs y. fs3 err ats wife Joseph h. Gay. Hal " q.
Bs.na,s ana q. Baeknsit. parsaers as W [. Batting
= - ssraa J nke lasa sssd H.nry MALAY
n he eh1se ssr1si GsisEdzGs3
rsu s~ah hereby sa.ayaoa.a and required TO ssswsr
psast In tis aettos asra has b~a hri ia he
Ofses u Clerk IL k~ Dsss1t Eort =. RAal IN ssd
e3,sniy and ~ sspy yosI To the sasi
sasat the Fi.erx Al 1esf ose. l 81 Paul. Ia
s&e e3nty vtssn ts.sfy days srsr the sersss hereof
.ss sssa IA ,be day ri sach ssd II yoa is q
The hsid eesa,s.at within lie TINE sfafcsAd ne
poignin fs ~ s ~ Apply " The t1er- tor the retei
astaAadei Ia the eosnptslss
la 81 I4ly 10, isse-
LAHPEkf HukD.
f.AiasG AusrDey.
81
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ams ~ oE rARllAasNf

tR.eiesi Ropo! A,a,t. Juip g, $500
Ssc. SC Al messages aaj Signals sent
OF Forwarded for Transmission nnd ,lsiivcry
fsr her Majesty ar her Majesty srviee shall
have priority over ali other mssas,cs what.
soeyts ard Il shall be imperative on the
ron,pany, their officers AMI servants to tratss-
nit and deliver such nj ssaGN~ ard sigusi,s
accordingly sod 70 suspend The Transmission
~ all or any ot,cr message salil the said
messages alhi signals sasll Stst lave bseR
transmitted Provided always, Thai the
rou8paay may n Consideration ct a gnarsa
IS o. Subsidy granted or secured by
the government of the IDste,l States.
s,,oal 10 smcanr % that CRESTED by or on
bf~t II her MAJESTY government,
Grant sud extend 20 the govern.
n.eas # the United Sta ~, the Ike
priority Tor Intelligence sna tcr the,r ptvitr.
oyey ali message and sigus whslsE@Ser,
eSrsstt thosc { her MAJESTY og ~ her Aal-
vasy service ari altsy tbtv snail have ~
l3ylc. ai.i aites i'iey shall have noticed 'heir
having 20 aonc t. TIRE lnTtis Commissioners
Il be- Msb~ty's try&Sary, u" messages and
,igtss Of she Cnitei Stat shah ,hcaSa-
forward hg entitled 70 aBi slali hsve, during
TIE erptlsoancs 70 Esrce n boy slch guar
A,rv W subsidy the lie pt.t~ity Is Hl,-ssa-
rys ARD Signals fos her NaWsy W 90 her
Ms'rslgs @scyie> over tkcsv 81 al other
Is.rsoas Whatsoever. ami 'ienfsNarsagyl
moss ,gs md sigrAs for be- Ma}sssy, as Oh
be- Ma ~ servtcv. assi t1'~e On TIE 80
Vim ol tie esryruusns II thg I nitssi states
than AS b.-twsa ,lscn~ly,v aae ~ righ'
II pri0e.sy hat b. lrasu'i,'.v. Ami 'lellwerSl
rcstssCtjyr.y 10 ths cfy!er ri ttns 10 which
ttay NAY b rysrsv-tively 'eD-sct'si sor trans
% Ssicu aai delivery
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HESHr SARrIS. Mortgage
h q. Mosss Attorney. js.-w6w
INSTRUCT COURT, FIFTH judi

l ID fdtl 'otht, TIE ia vIDi~
IL c!AL DISTRICT xos.f county, STATE " GinnesoA
Henry ksInonas fsiaE aestsst N%ls JAeahspt, fa1s-
81 9tapsoI ana Ham Petersen. Heenisn,s
Summons - .HH ~ frrci0@% mortgage.
10 Sa.s jseossen Taos sn fbnu,i sad Haas Peter
E,u. anos ia aesi 1sfuntanis
Yan sad saea IT yoa arr hereby slnnaoass and re-
a tired Ae compliant a us plasaad IA NE
suese emitted sR which saii complain ia on fte 10
The afee ~ the CLERK u N. hstfict Court Ia said
fottHts Of An@ef. sac Of Minnesota Ani 20 ssry" =
cory * your he ssld complaint on the an.
5trtgos suvnsy his rrs IN bsh Feresi ID Oifnsed
cpu5fy sate u AiHn~ss, Tt1is twenty Gays A'er IRE
~ his yea. exclusive a. he day Of
iah aBiH tsiI u hereby frq4 ell
wf be yrpSefed sinst The szif els JArob
ss,saep fhtnapsea. for ts Of i've hsDdrea
collars Sal Wiki iutsFcs; ther - the rate OF eve
pes psf sapem from The ~ asy 1f Augin iasS,
tnSsthef costs 81 this salt.
The s'nn VIII Also Apply 70 sail tJrt tor an order
fnr.essss certain mortgage uiaas abd executed ny
she SAID Ses Jseots0n aad fhosa Ta0mp son 10 him,
pislatia 70 secure is demand Aforesaid end for
such pssr relief rs Is sszsa Tor Ia sa.d eonptA!a
Isstsi jane !, i~Sc
TffDs. h ARMSTRONG
AZ " CIV ftAintr a t1rnsy.
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Losses e4ai,shly adjusted aai pgpmp u pad. W
wares sl'tss Az OF Iosses haze bee pstd ty The
bAs iasaaase Company IN The past - years Sire and
IA ~ad AastRstan Rss accepted Al ta.ia- conaasir ~
villa fvasF ana far pioa Especial attention given ~
assRnss o dwellings s4d e0u'ents Ds terms o. ons 10
Hss
tho Progres Of t8s Corporation has o"en stable and
uninterrupted ArOa2h s.asopt 81 tnaBe a. sunshine And
storm periods ~vrainl IN exempt irosu s~eeptnt
congo AMI nsrlnis disasser. Beng .ng tao
ils5ed cash BASIS the troubles ~ the credit system
ats-et IN naer1-I arissIsr.
Dufinf " b&rd amss" the s"carl'y o' reliable lbs''r
imperative 8ayihe ability ~ pros srty osa
ers 10 su,saD loss hsine tben IN lch .essensd
IA al he principal ctfes and towns through
out The STAG foicks issued ~t,hsrtt delay. by
lylwly lHEU FRENCH. Agent, ~. PAU
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lAppros~i March 3, 1870

An &c, to expedite Teegrapnic Communi-
cation Tor the use Of the Government in
is foreign intercourse.
lis il enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United Stats u
America, in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary Of State, in the discretion, and
under the direction Of the President Of the
Uaited States, may contract with any com
pctcnt person, persona, or association, for
The all Of the United States, by furnishing
got cNceesling two ebips, 10 laying down
submarine cable, Ia connect existing tele
graphs between the coast o! Newfoundland
and the coast ~ ireland. and for the nse OF
such submarine communication when ss'ab-
lshci by the Government OF the United
@,ates on such terms ard conditions Us shatl
seem to the President Jast and reasonable,
not exceeding seventy Thousand dollars Per
gunam, until the art profits OF such person.
persons, 81 association, shall be equal to
u dividend oi six per cent. per annum,
aud then not exceeding City thousand dol.
lars per annum lor twenty-five years !;
Provided That the government OF Great
britain shal, before or al the sane time,
enter into like contract for those pur.
poats with the ZANE person, persons or MS
sociation. and upon terms ot exact equality
with those stipulated by the United states,
And provided, That thu tariff ~ prices for
The use of alch submarine communication
t,y the public shall be fixed by The Secfe.a-
~ OF tho Treasury Of The United States ard
I'll, government Of Great Britain. or its aa,
,i,rtypl .tf,,,,s prntsiH f,,vl hiss tlaf tha
United States ani the citisens thereof, shall
enjoy the ,'se ot the sa,d Submarine telegraph
concentration tcr all time on the same
fer.ss and conditions which shall te stipa.
lated in favor of the government OF Great
Britain, and the subjects ihere,f recoguiz-
lag euuslity az tights anioug the citizens Of
tho niiesi States IN tlc use Vt gaid aibna.
rine communications and the lines If telc.
uraph wheh may nj any tme connect with
the same a. fts termiuus IN the coast d
/ News loundland ard In the United States, IN
ans contract so 10 I've entered into by saeh
person, persons or association. with that
government Provided, further, That the
contract TO b. made by The British Govern.
ment snail not be different from that already
proposed by TIA. government TO the New
I York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Company, except such provisions A. may be
neysS ssry 10 secure TO each government the
transmission Of iiS own messages by lis
owu agents And provided farther tia, il
shaF BE- in the power II Congress, after ten
years. 20 terminate saa contract, upon Civ
ine one years notice 70 the parties 20 such
contract.
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rHOiCE FIRST CLASS INSCR~
~ ASCE NY THE
1TSA INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED isia.-CHART PERPETUAL


tAsN tATr& ~ ,Nf,HutH
Absolute aat unimpa'T-d. WITH surplus o;
3Sio SO ~, aud the prestige u 3 year,
success Anu ekpsfieb:e.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY

- COUNTY DISTRICT GOGkT, aSp District.
Marta Mnbisr ssainst II Terrell 4 Iaas Ter
r-li b.. wtts Thaddens X Flsrser n .ulsn Spie.r.
lsyerins and We II Morton, ga-es o. VIA u Ran
dstl. Louis Rohers, v Paul A Il tavsudsr " Bond,
VIA u Noodles and wm ter,chsf
20 the aboT.. asmsd a~fsndsnts
Summons ~ relief.
Yes sach hsreby sumtss nei sgi regarej % IA
the plant IN ths action hcb has prsn hisA In
e1ce Of ss Gierk of said court saint PaGi IN si
ssus, aae to serve copy u g01r 10 the sad
pisis the sHb.er,hers Ut heir ofses. ~ Paul
nicf~sKi WAhia twssty days asr the hereof.
exclusive ~ ss lay ~ such seEYiss aud II y0a fAi 20
tha ssi compliant sitn h. .~td, the
siutn IN ais asaga vii Bpsy ~ N. eo1rt for he relief
dem Atsjss IN The con pasint
Dated sssy 10. lss
LAxPREY HrRD.
iytSsNGs Plsints = Attsfnsys
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vi hsttag been made ID tre condition ii esrsia
onr,sNgs frnm y lAm y. &elssaggs 10 Henry AAetlp.
.at.d .he hsf5 Asy as Oe.soeF Anno Iiou,ui, 81,
ATT recorded "a h- fssistry o. De~ds for the c@tistF VI
MRS and STATE u fenasscs. IA lhr fo.rh aay vi NO.
Fensbef, ESo Al shes ", ia Book OF mortsA'er.
pssrs III s3a Us which Sess u claimed 10 be a1s
be as 81 ,s uOsc., Jss san 81 $t5 tb''f hpndrrS
sg1 leu 4nlsfs And ss pres sadns al iss bav )
9s~0 sues 10 reesvss ts ssnis ~ alY par srsps
ansss hereby given, tha he premises Gtscrio'a in
s.A mortgage, 10 Wit
fae quarter nf seisgu Nc al sotesn, Ia
nsp No iies Ia aired ard txg north os r-ha
N9ts slzt@en vts. ~ai be sola Al pubic saciAa, In
froa %, isr gAc- Of Asg1eF a De-js IN sad county fi
tbs aDh ay u sepie sb~r l3s@ al ~ 0r,sck H. u sag
satl sad costs Ai.d espssses o. sxlS.
Hssa July r., 1853
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SWAIMS CELEBRATED PANA-
- cEA FOR IHg CURE or
Incipient Consumption


- cEA FOR IHg CURE OF
Incipient Consumption,
ssrpaA. General psegy, waiss sssglnS Aassmasi.ss.
Diseases # tas liver ana skl., sss ali
n,s e. (. ,sr ,..,s o.. .5eg a. iE2sr.'sa
swArss pAsAckA 1 IA. bs.a!. TOR paore tsan sAry
trsy.ssry enresior he eerziao.-. q which r.fsr,
s ss ne y 2 ss sses. Pa ssA' ~S ' %
! 4.s e,.a a:sa 70 h,s2.is.s Aaa gr,..e Lraess aaa
by TIC aei ceIsor@ssa physieags aud oshsr sniaet}
persons. A'aeng Others ~
w. 1asss NOD. B. Pr s x ssss es rssrl
wP Dswess, d, Prot o. ID, IA On.yersiy
3 p III rs' \ :.
DR. Del Ysln, Prcs.sser Of Medicine, iisysaa.
] Chipmsa. Member koya oeissss s1fseoaa, issssea.
o W Grvos late Minister 10 spsn.
dilberi KooersSsa, Brst.sa cessai, as, g.
sssas. ,ssss aaT d.. 2, s,.,e Of 'se Gospel
AUD ne saadsrfai eares aaaesa b. s~4,ns
g4Asces hsve Tor many yesrs mar u an invaluable r.
asSy The fsaAcea does Rot co9tAin mercury 10 ANY
fors aud being innocent pfepai son asy be given
70 sas mosi tandrr laisns ...-
''' III nssak i ga ~ fap6siPios ~ ''' -
nas. si,h re follow ~ leisrs Iowa on hs asa.
swAIas-rAsAeGA-rn iLApa.
aud having Of swAs siam yed 90 the aaa
az was ami wflps GA Label covering Ne eoss aud
label Zoe ths side Of he sosis osaaIosse o. soe
tave been ,nrnea Tor shs exclusive ase o the prs4sor
by Draper Goa bank aDIe eh6gaysr1 u fbiiAGte pha
Four dies II liieres. ps,ers form thS body Of he
sp8 IN Che centre 10 porIs vi The late ~ui. SWAMI,
separated from tae borders by tAc circles Of iAahs wots
Tnr words SWAIN FsnAata. are engraved c0Espi
eaoasiy two arsed strips aud .arsesemt.sirc usr
die forms he upper marsn The borders composed
Of plan lathe work sxps Oh STAG VI whcn tagrageh
small ieusrs the ealry Of the e1pyrighl
ALSO, SWANS EEhSiFLGE.
vhiushle Family Medicine being high!y sp F9yed
remedy tor all diseases Irsing from debls d al
gesliye oggsnt, -aea worms cholera m1'bus dysek
terry, and agns bleeding piles SICK hes ache SC
Ae. See the smphes which uasy be hsd grAs
Psnying ths fssnaIuge.
Prepared aaIy al SWANS LABOR AfORY, THE
OLD STAND, seventh street. t.low Chestnut, Phila6e
phis aud sold BY all The respectable Druggts 10 The
Uaisl states
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
PrrsorS wishlng Obtain the gsufiue sNAIAs PA
SANEA sad SWANS FsKNlFCuE. sh9uld b. care
fIl % observe that tue name
SWAIN
spelled correctly the bottle aid labels, ,hey
be ap sed by medicines made 10 inii,aiD OF usru
by persob bearing sosnewha, simsf well cali
cuiAie4 " deeeivs-
u-nersl Agents for he United States,
sChlEFfELIs BROTHERS GO,
my6-S6G T9 william street, New Ynrs.
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vent 20 their enthusiasm in the met ,anal-
iaous ohssfs AMI proloagsi shouting tas.
sas ever heard the Prrideni joining 10.
Al The Convention Of the Democracy If
tie 9Th Congressional Distrietof llIinois held
10 Decatur, Oh the llth inst, j, G. knsrs-
SON. d CLARK county, received the nomiDa-
ton for Congress 90 The second ballot.
CYsua w. Ffx1D, who row occupies 10
much public attention, Is younger con Of
Rev. Dawn DunpY FIELD, n. D. Of
5aoekbridge Mas. DAVID DuDLsr FtwLD,
ILL.,. u. IS promiaent lssysr IN New York
city Mr. JoxAruAs 4. FfsLp, OF Stock
bridge, we'll known lawyer Of western
Massachusetts, and Mr. STEPHEN ]. FtgLD
ooe Of the judges OF the Supreme Court Of
California, are bis brothers. Mr.. C1sUs
w FIELD ia native oi Connecticut.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26

Rights aud Privileges ~ shs esoseTn-
meats Of the tmisssf States aad Great
HsissIn IN ,hs Atlantic Tsisgssvh Cattle.
a. some raisapprehcnsions aem 10 exist
in the pablic inird in regard to the power
Of The British Government TO usarp exciG.
sise control Of the Atlantic Telegraph, IN
ease of any unforeseen difficulty sprinsing
up between the two countries, the New
York Herald deems II appropriate 10 pub
lish the act Of Congress authorizing the
contract with the Company, and such por-
tions II the act Of Parliament Incorporating
the Company, as apply TO The point in lues.
ton.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26

spelled correctly the bottle aid lsb.is ,hey
be nap sed by medicines made 10 nii,aip0 OF H!fn
by persob bearing VITA; similar mans well cali
cuiaie4 10 deeeivs.
U-neral Agents Tor he United States
sGHlEffELIs BROTHER. A 90,
Dy6-~6G ITO " lasgn street, New YORK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

TIE CorroS Crop o. 1056.-The Maeea
(Gs.) Telegraph says, that in cenvsrsat,oa
with . gentleman who has very recently
travelled over nearly the whole Gotten rev.
ing section Of the United States, he sxprsse-
ed The opinion that Il present Prnapects A.
verified, the crop will be bsyopd sll -"
dsat in quantity. The corn crop svsrvrH.~~.
wss more thsr usu.' sev.dsrt