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Je,retfs fmprored Vegetable. Pills,
Or German Specific,

NAV ILL prove a sure remedy Tor dyspepsia,
w jaundice, diseases OF the liver, headache,
heartburn, sour stomach, loss OF appetite, diz-
illness, weakness of the limbs, cosliveness and
piles. Among the many testimonials recently
received Of the salutary effects of these Pills
the following strong proof is submitted for
examination
Extract OF letter from Rev Mason KNAPP
pen, dated Sudbury. VI Sept 20, 1885,
Dear Sir--It is with no ordinary interest
that | undertake to recommend to the pub
lie the virtues Of Jewet's Vegetable Pills
or German Specific, for the cure Of indiges-
ton. etc. My own case has been one of the
most unconqnerable kind, having long SET at
defiance medical aid. dieting, exercises and
the fashionable spccifc.-,he waters Of Sa-
ratoga. Being totally PROSTATE in mind
and body. was induced, almost without
hope. TO make use Of the above named Pills,
and was surprised TO find their powerful
and favorable effects. My distressing symp-
toms daily decreased. and am now almost
entirely cured Of most distressing COM
plant which for seven years had resisted a
great variety Of the most popular remedies.
yours respectfully.
MASON KNAPPEN,
sfthutSttt VI TUG NsoSpttt OutuuIls l.
Extract Of a letter from gentleman in
Boston received through the past Office, dat
ed Sept. IA. is2S.---"Sir. ! am induced by
feelings Of the liveliest gratitude TO make
known 10 the public the following cure by
means ef Jewet,'s Improved Vegetable Pills
or German Specific. My complaint was
the Dyspepsia. attended with pain 10 the
side and stomach. loss Of appetite, SC. |
applied to several physicians, and used all
the medicine, generally prescribed to per
sons in my situation but they proved ineffec.
tual. At last. by the advice Of a friend who
had been cured in case similar TO mine, [
made trial Of the above named Pills, and by
implicitly following the directions, they
gave me almost instant relief and by using
two boxes more. they effected a permanent
cure am now enjoying excellent health.
and would heartily recommend to those per
sons laboring under dyspepsia TO make trial
Of the above medicine
From Rer, J. d. Drummoad.
With feelings Of pions gratitude to heav-
ca, lwhence flows every good and precious
eiii.) now come forward to unite mine TO
the numerous testimonies OF those, who have
experienced the happy effects of "Dr. Jew
ett's improved Vegetable Pills" For more
than two years have suffered severely from
disease OF the stomach, owing 10 de-
rangement of the digestive organs. And
though | ran The recommended course Of
many remedies famed for their reliefgising
virtues yet all was vain and uselcss-until
at length through the advice Of friend
consented to make trial of the above named
Pills. the use of which has completely re-
established my long ioished for health.
J, ID. DRUMMOND. Catholic Priest.
Boston. Mass. July 25, 1888.
The fresh and genuine Pills. are for sale
by Willislon & CO.. Brnitleboro.
James Reyes, Puiney.
Robbins g. Wells, Bellows Falls
Price SO cents. eoply III
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NOR US .WJLTIC.AULIS
g n ED.
WNHE subscribeL as agent lot
IL Samuel Whitmarsh, offers for

.uHtssx. TUyHE subscriber, as agent ior
s@s{.39 IL Samuel Whitmarsh, offers for
xj*V'stE sale the seed Of genuine
MORUS MULTlCALUS,
imported through France from the Philippine
Islands, Enormously supposed to have peen
raised In France,) and selected for Mr. w by
agents in whom he has implicit confidence. u
Will be sold in ounce papers at $500 per paper.
Orders postpaid directed TO the subscriber VIII
be duly attended TO-
G. p. HUNTINGTON, Agent.
The above seed is offered with confidence
as the genuine Morus Muliicaulis, the growth
of 1896, having been imported from the Phil
lippine Islands, from whence the tree was
originally taken TO Europe. The vitality oil
the seed is warranted, having been fully tested
in my own green house since It's arrival, and
terminating perfectly. Ii is well known that
the Muticaulis seed raised in France has de-
generated by mixing with other sorts. This
seed comes from a source not liable TO that
objection. -
SAM'L WHITMARSH.
Northampton, Ms Dec. Ia, 1886. 3ml5
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HAVE just received an extensive assort-
- ment OF GOoDS--which added to their
former stock, make as good an assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockerv and Hard-
Hare, Medicine, DC. as can be found in tba
country, all of which will be sold low.
Most kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for which the highest prices will be paid
w. Brattleboro, Nov. II. tf11
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HARD WARE.

DRASS Andirons; Shoyes na n
~ Knives aud Forks; Plated spo'cc ,av|
and Iron Candlesticks; Fancy ana x ~
Bellows; Scissors, Shears, Flal-i,OuaN M
ers, do. Trays, Brass Kettles, Hollow Nv, !. b
aud a general assortment OF SADpLa"'
net-makers' aud Carpenters articles
ALSO oofe3
A full supply Of JoINERS' roVD
BENCH PLANES, for sale by ryIn|
Dec. 18th. WILLISTON -
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Rifle Powder.
CVNTOvW LOGS'

ANE or two hundred thousand Ty ,IeSI
~ Oak, Birch, Beech, Maple ana 81 a.
eau be Manufactured at the steam IN
into boards, scantlings or plank, y ~ ID ,
terms. Also, fair prices will pc g','a M
charitable Hemlock Logs, deliyeIsWS1 , Il So
or lumber yard. DIR. JOHN WIZ
Bra,tleboro, Dec, 8, 1896,
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CLEIGH BELLS, Brass Kettles, Connecti-
- cut Clocks, Wood Saws, Hand Saws, Circu-
lar Saws, Butts and Screws, Door Handles,
Grid Irons, Toasting Irons, Augers, Bit Stocks,
Bennington Squares, Flat Irons, Tailors Irons,
Iron Tea Kettles, Coach Wrenches. &c. &c.
For sale by ID. b. THOMPSON.
Goth Dec 1896. 16
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O LOVE-, thy Power The following
loving literary curiosity was written, as we
learn from the Bangor Post. by young
pumpkin alter three months schooling only.
Sept the 9TH. 1886
now TAX this op itu mite to rite these Inns
TO you to let you no that am wei and hop
that that these Inns will you my find you my
der inJoyine the sam; want TO Sc you my
der love; and have soshal iok with you my
der love; for my feeling was very mulch
bert when come away my der love; want
you to tax COOK car of your self till Sc you
my der want to her from you very mulch
and no how you do my der love. For hav
thought mulch Of you; and want to here
where you ar Mis- --- my der love have
herd from the folks to the west and tina ar all
well and calculate to leve in five weeks il
moth in happns
my pen is por and my ink is pale but my
love 10 you nev yer shall Fail there rose is
read there virlent is prty and sobeyou; ther
virent is blew ther pink is prity and sobe-
you; Mis-
May the lord rest in you-upon you and
all about you Mis- - my der love-
Mr. b. -
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Truss----.JaQu5fh' -
Patent.

YFyHIS Truss is now gaining The full conf
IL fidence Of the pnbic, although but recent
ly offered for sale Tie grand aim Of the in
yentor has been 20 secure a uniform pressure
upon the Hernia, in whatever position the
wearer may place himself TINS OBJECT HAS
aREN ATTAINED. The great error regarding the
pad or cushion has been the cause Of the al
most universal failure TO effect cures, by the
use Of Hull's aud other common Trusses.
The American Truss has been BROUGHT TO
PERFECTION BY substituting a more philosophic-
al and manfestly judicious form and construc-
ton so that the ease and safety Of the wearer
is studied, together with the great ultimate OBJ
icct, PERFECT CURE. Those afflicted with
Hernia will do well to make a trial Of this
Truss, as the patients chance Of being cured is
lessened the longer a case is protracted, and
casualties may greatly increase the danger.
Be particular TO inquire for the American
Truss, Jaquth's Patent.
For sale at Brattleboro, by
WILLISTON e. TYLER, and
JOHN BURNHAM & Co.
Dec. 1886. 3meopl4
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GROCERIES,.

WKUCEIfT1LS
West India RUM. f.. Rum-H. Gin
Cog. Brandy Wines of all descriptions Pep
per and Spices; Ginger Teas; Tobacco,
Smoking and Chewing; keg and box Raisins
Loaf and w |. Sugars Snuff; Nutmegs; FIJI
berfs; English Walnuts, sc. &c.-Cassia /;
coarse and fine Salt; Herring; Rice; Goldfish (;
Fresh Fish; Fresh Troy Flour. All Fresh
from Market. Also,
Hoosdc RYE and CORN
Persons wishing to purchase groceries Of
any description will do well TO call and look
for themselves before buying elsewhere, as the
subscriber is confident he can sell cheaper than
the same article can be had al any other store
in the country.
than the Cheapest.
WILLIAM HULL.
Nottingham, Jan. 6, 1897. ~
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w ANTED, at the PaiNriNc BuslNEss. 2
actiye, intelligent lads about l6 wears Of
age; Eood encouragement will be given 10
Such a. THIS OFFICE.
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a Cash Store. -Ga

TUvHE subscriber, for Cash, offers for sale at
IL wholesale and retail, at the Boston prices
and freight, the following assortment of
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ocean. Nay, more ten thousand souls like
yours nigh, colonize on the point of cam
bricnecdle, and live for fifty years increas-
ing 10 ratio equal 10 the Irish peasants -
aud should they then have civil war, the
vanquished party would have mountains and
valleys to retreat to. ten miles Off Why.
man, neighbor Gripes soul is as much larger
than yours as saw-mil-log is larger than
the thread of spiders web, and his can
scarcely be discerned by the aid of micro
scope that magnifies million Of times p
Nonentity where are thy children2
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HILL y TOW.NSLEY

Ii AVE been receiving for the last two
4 a weeks large and extensive assor,-
nent OF GOODS. both from New York and
Boston-in all. 60 cases fat leastl of
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From DR.. VIM po,,.

! have witnessed the effects Of INV.
Bile Pulmonary Balsam, aud have NJ nj b,. ~
10 expressing Il as my belief tba, !, i :
convenient, and very etEicacious m,S;.' y
Respectfully yours, "''''''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-27
Vegetable Pulmonary M S,

tHIo Truly valuable remedy h, -
n before the public for eipb, v vss nov " y
proved itself The most yalasbl1S esh sad I
covered for Coughs, Colds, Asthna' s Z q y
&c, Consumption, Hhoopine Co', sj y f'a''l
monary affections Of every kind s1 H. y
steadily increasing, and the n,on. y ne
constantly receiving the most S,r rr,m 7
counts Of its effects. The follow ;.O'''h I
tficates are offered for public er,m;s. nsx "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12

FCarc Sable the southern extremity of tho
peninsula. Col. " yatt, in the year 1871,
II we recollcct right. explored Il portion Of
the Everglades and his report was pub
lIstlcd 1T the time in The papers "' the day.
lie describes tie portion which he explored
us being subject to i%nundations pcriodirdiiy,
aud IN the summer season. lie dcscriIcd
the soil as firm and solid. We speak from
rccOIlcctiOu, not having the document Nc
cannot refer to il.
IL the everglades are as bad as what thu v
have been represented, no Indian can live
there for any I,Hgti, of time il OF Il dIiicr-
cnl nature they az: no more secure than in
the Wahoo Swamp. The energy and per
severance Of our roo will soon route
them even from tha, stroHs hold.
We have been politely tav"arcd with the
following extract of IL letter from AN "lilscr
"i the army to his friends in this cit: dated
GAEE,'s FERRY. Dee. 20.
I'm express arrived here last nigh: from
the army. Gen .Jcsup had GONE with his
original force "n:i the Trnnr.sccih,s, 10
Tampa, where The latter Willie discharged.
%lrHvin- oar battalion of regulars and The
i.isni'H Indians q: Da,lr's massacre ground
constructing !. dc;mt. Elris to return %ti.illl-
or. WHENCE IT," is 10 commence excursions
H"iili. The trails OF the breaking up Of
III" Na''"" ;%wai!p (Which IL >'cu> was
iiii''i'' l"n i": loo til III, AL tcui,j! >n;;h.
br"Nei MAJ t'iliiG~ i"arrs !"lr in a few
days i"r For, Dram viii !2D infantry r.:-
't't:s go! IL :ii':|ll %lni,an-, Vii" have
recruited: i.':r. Tie .!r::-rrn> ,;',. Capt.
N'''tn company are dan. cAi ctctl here
:rnI. cid t'"rnr.
:" c>p' '!i'.on under command If Col.
,s
s!ti~ur =. thrry'., ,md FscyHnu;l'> CON
.r:", e nunun,vd rn"n ard /. nni.I... %
'"irni""rr. have ~,rrEIr! It,, III, souih.--
liIr> M! ir"srr 20 'i"urn~". AMI - :.a-
t.; I" h">'i"i;". i!.: vii ..c i.>i,i sly
"':.i :l;.,-.
III, j. H." :i:si iu"vrnvuI lin, hns been
'"rH"''~ mat ;i:''r!,r .in'. ip.t 49,. 40
"'l' 'l"n ira '.,H ~ ;:r,i lax, >.i.>e liz.
.-.t a!G.iii @.nti;l.i a.!
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From the Charleston Courier
PROM EE. MGlSEI\I..

Bv the Syh:. :. :. Mills. Capt. South
wick. arrived yesterday irons 81. tu, u,tinr.
we have received tie Herald. of the 2Jiii
ultIunO.
No news lrom the ~aai Of war. The
Herald says:
We have but Js4r Intelligence of i'm
p"rianrr. in rclabSu to. plr Indian Aiiii,-
10 lay before ourasEr1hi~ week Gen.
Jrsup has rcaciIcdfhT Wahon Swamp. and
found The Indians bad gone from IT,. Ii is
pta,hhic that the lrail which was discover
'd Il few wrrns since lcHhin. across The s.
Johns river NAY have been the trail OF the
force. IL is satisfactory to know that tn.
Seminole has been Obliged to leave his
strong hold and seek other and more secure
retreats that h. has been forced 10 abnn-
don what he considered his impcnrtrallr
Businesses. and ~innp""gmablc !or,rc>sr>: that
Swamp. and the Cove of the Wi,hlucoo-
chcc, no lonycr affords him Il place of >cc,-
rity against the invading forces of the white
man.
The presumption is that they have re-
treated to the Everglades. This is SAID tn
lr II large trnc; of country, inundated, and
~in'crsrcr>cl with know Is or islands, aud the
intervals filled with Ion. saw sra.,rs.-
This portion of the country has never brcu
explored, and but little is known of it, cv-
ccpt III the Immediate vicinity of the sea-
1t extends from Cape Florida tn
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Correspond "cc .f Mr charleston C""ri,r.

i.EL:ST"N. Jan. |. leH.
''n''th"n'- Lave Been informed >'n"r
nay return I" tins UifH. Ih!t NJ. Eurir. on" of
'ii'' uili"rinlat' sufferers on board ne l'"i
l'';,h. was III" engineer on board "i her:
! therefore c"ir'iNr II - duty owe To his
'f''''', IN" r''i'''''S' L" stat that he ""S
not 'r: i''Irr' was IN" principal. a gen
''''"'"' '''' '''-"'>' r'''"'i''"''' ana whose
'n'''''I. - "h rh-i''''r' >'''i' i'I"-'i'i
n'"'' ""' Wis We" "'''"" 10 ~ IN '';".'>-
'F'o"> MAJ very c"'rrr' III al H. %i';iiii>.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12

1t is il possible. for us to decide on the de-
gree 9f!c .sdit that 1onsbt ia. be- attached to
this run,our. 1t does no, appear wholly
improbable to those who are aware that
there is an intrigue on foot in Mexico. the
object Of which is Il change of the govern
mcnt; it will appear still less improbable
when we reflect that France aud England
will regard with Il favourable eve any no
itical change tina, may tend To put an end
To the diSScmions to which that country has
SO long been Il prey and give stability to the
public institutions, which according To the
view OF those two powers can never be ac-
c0mrli>hcd except under Il roynl form of
government. " hatcvcr may be the doubts
on this subject, j, cannot he denied iIla, curl
GUS vents have occurred in relation to the
Mexican question. An expedition was late
ly preparing at Havana, about which pub
lie opinion WAS divided. Many persons
supposed it wis destined for Mexico.
We cannot long remain in doubt; the first
arrivals will cast light on the subject. In
our next We shall hazard some reflection
on it,
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EOreIsIA.

lFio,n the Liverpool Chro6icic. Nov. 1877
Failure n MeSSrs. FOrsfer'S Bank at
tu,Hsh.-Nc arc sorry 10 announce that
intelligence has been received this morning
il'a! the bank OF Mcssrs. Forster IL Co. OF
Carlisle. stopped payilCn, yesterday.
No circumstance has for a Ion. time
created SO great IL sensation in Carlisle
the announcement has cast Il gloom on the
cOnr,cnance of every one. The firm has
been established for upwards Of fifty years,
and perhaps no bank in he kingdom enjoy
ed IL larger degree of confidence. The great
bulk of the principal tradesmcn in Carlisle
had dealings with them. and their notes
passed IA freely as gold throughout Il very
wide district oil the northern countries. Ii
has been runlOurcd hat the immediate cause
nf failure was II pressure upon the Mcssrs.
Forster by the house of filynn &c, their
i.On.lun agents. This, however, is Il mis-
fake: the stoppaec has been caused by the
cxrcn, of their advances to some of their
customers, who have been unable to meet
the dcmands upon them.
As SOON as the failure became kt1own, the
Ml"sSrS. Council called Il meeting of their
friends. and Il notice was issued, signed by
the Manor and other respectable individuals,
,%iiiil,r ,ha, these parties were satisfied OF
iir an;li,, of the MeSSrs. Council To meet
al! demands upon Them, and leave Il large
surplus.
A,iwn o'clock. yesterday, n meeting was
lnli, and attended by the great majority OF
tln merchants, manufacturers, and princi-
la! lnll;iiiinirS oi 'ilr borough. Resolutions
were proposed and embodied in the form Of
:: declaration that the failure ofihc AicSsrS.
Forster did moi arise from any circumstance
connected with the present state of the
money market, or cals uilr"d To throw ANY
tliSti"!i, on The other banks il: the town and
nri.i,bnnrilun:l /: thai The meeting had per
feet confidence in the stability of these banhs
and would receive their notes as usual. The
declaration wills most nunlrrOuSly signed.
The only dancer to the public from the
calamity X III The panic and want of conf
drncc " I,ich may arise, and which, if given
way To, may produce the most dreadful re-
suits.
The Bank Of McSSrS. Ward, of Wnriwich,
had also stopped. But although, cuisines NJ
fairs appeared so gloomy in the remote dis
friciS. matters were becoming more easy
and tranquil in the capital.
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from the y. Orleans Ber-ENtra, Dec. 26.
IMPORTANT IL TRUE.

II WAS r,unonrcd on Saturday anu yes
tcrlar ON the authority OF letters, we know
moi, whence or by whom received. tIiat the
royal party in Mrxic" had declared me IN
tani of spain, Don Francisco dc f'"I",
Kin. of tina, fine country, that France and
E,"lnuI had declared in his favour, and had
furnished him with resources to work his
yyov tn the throne thus offered him, that
fo,,. French slips Of II guns are now oil
Pensacola, and were about 10 sail for the
ncio!,burhooh Of Vera Cruz. where another
"a had alreadv arrived, and That these forces
were to ~upi,or, Tho party about {" declare
In favour of tlic infant,
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EFLom the New York Gazette Of Dec. 80.
TEN DAYS LATTER FiiDM ENGLAND.

The pnchr, ship Columbus, Capt. De-
pc>S,cr. arrived IN ON outer barbour last
ni"li.lmrn Li>crlnul, whence she sailed on
In, 2j,ll ult. to which date we have London
ami Liverpool Journals. They contain ac-
cnar,S ui ,hc death of Charles n, rX-kin.
of France. who expired III tiori1Zia on the
6,irni November. OF Cholera. 1t is said
1hn, the Dnkc d'An"oulrmr, waivin" his
own rights instantly pror'nimcl his ncpIl-
cw Mag of France and Aavnrrr. y rrvn-
lniinnarv movement against the Constitution
ui I92i had been attempted at Lisbon, but
il proved unsuccessful.
Mr.. Eugene Malib>an. the first husband ni
the celebrated Prina Donna. AMI l;r nlanv
GEAR, II respectable merchant in this city.
,lir'! AZ Paris on ,lr 18th, ~ the age of 81.
The mMnina previous he paid several visits
AMI appeared in cool health.
Tin. London Standard having published
4 statement, from Il correspondent that the
Bank ut England would. under an order in
Council. stop phyin. gold, the Chancellor
Of the ENchrlcr on the II, published Il lull
contradiction ui the report, under his OWN
signature.
II has hrcn decided to send Young
Lnuis Napoleon 10 the United States, Oh Il
pledge thai ne shall remain ten wears.
There WIS Grrn, distress in the money
market tllruuohnu, England and ireland.
aud several private banking houses had
stopped payment, iuiun9 them were For
stcr'~ Bank III Carlisle, which suspended
payment on the 18th. With respect, - this
concern, the Liverpool Chronicle Of the l?h
SAYS =
No circumstance for Il Ion" time created
such sensation in Carli,lc-illr announce
1ncnl has cast Il gloom on the countcnancc
nfcvcry Onc. The firm has been establish
al for upwards of fifty years, and perhaps
no Bank in The kingdom enjoyed Il larger
degree of confidence
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
New YORK. Daily Express.
Drcrmhrr 9th.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM SOUTH
AMERICA.

Mrico pr"bnbiy Recognised by .Spoin.
We have just seen Il letter from Il source
of The Iiehcsr authority, received by tn"
packet slip @llavrc. dated Paris. which
state, that the writer i,li received ii letter
from II. Santa Maria, the Minister Plcni-
po'rn:iarv from Mexico, Then III The C"nrl
of ,ln lrid. which states that the treaty for
Tho RECOGNITION of Mexico had been agreed
urnn lmiwccn himself and IN" Spanish
Government. and that the difficulty which
had previously existed hriwcrnil"Iwn GOV
rrnu"u,s hal been removed. AMI that the
rrcn.y had only to be- submitted tn the Cor
tc< for their sanction.
The government Of Venezuela is the only
one except Mexico from South America
thu; has a Minister PIrnir"'rniiarv for the
pu.pr~, of adjusting thc terms Of Ecc""ni-
ton. The Minister is Gsn: Sonhl"iir, VIII"
recently has brcn rleetdT FEc president of
Venezuela. Tlf~re&s NGlY,fir'Ir doubt that
he has negotiated a-'sinitnSs3ss$StN for his
Government. There f~SefTfeIrV between
several of the South American Republics.
tha, they never will acccdr I" any terms.
which may cnlangcr their commerce., or
wl,i,i. may require the pavmcnt"f money.
If. therefore. Mexico is recognised, all the
rest will follow.
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NatchcZ, Dec 81. 1896.

The Texas Register is Il very neat sheet.
and conducted with ability. The last num-
bcrS state some striking Facts showing The
increased value of property in Texas. We
were amused the following piece ofinlnrm-
alton given by the Reporter of tho debates
in their Congress-. Ailrr rcpor,in" III length
the speech Of Mr.. Evcrcn. protesting against
Santa Annals liEcraiion, III" rrlnricr informs
us ti,nt-"Mr. Everett, after the delivery of
this speech. which WAS heard throughout
with considerable attention. sat doWM,'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
THURSDAY, January IL, 1897.

The Charleston Couricr c,n,c. =, =.
patrons at The opening Of the year, m,c.
enlarged and most neatly printed. The
Mercury declares its intention Of Il similar
improvements at Il very early period, having
already made the arrangement for the mr.
pose. We take pleasure in recording these
facts. as wc believe that the usefulness or
the papers will be increased. and their nro-
%I'''ri"rs benefited. We wish Il like fate to
all our Editorial brethren.