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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

ANOTHER TRICK OF THE "BALD FACE
cRAcY-The Land Office has been refDo !.
Laporte TO WISAMAc; for the especial
Mr.. flanagan, which will enable HIM
his office until the next Congressional ee1 g.
then be the Vanocrat candidate 10 op I,
Mr. White, the present member. we -
commend sold caution" Of Tippecanos
to this The 'bald faces" are plotting
him
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

The Wne YouNe Mss OF o-,, -,
senhon at Mount Vernon on rhu,sa. Co.
u september. 1t Is said to have been III. ~. a
ever heid In the State,-numberins irom e. a
90 'ere" 'aonsand. Gen. Harrison, Gov
MT. Ewing, Zen. Murphey, and other d,,,;.
individuals were present. ssaA
ureat unanimi,y and true Whis anti,
prevailed throughout the vast muI,;,,a.
the delegates return to their constituent.
u ~ energies for the fgh, on TUESDAY
never ala their country call louder "a, s1
anu ne who remains a, home, and do.
10 the rescue, commits sin agains, H..
mat should brand him as deser,er
est and hard hands OF the farmers he
foHs-let the mechanic not be ahse,,
merchant and all other members of n.
y De on The ground, and they will aid in ,e..-'
me government of their country from H..
rule that now pervades il,
ID ACE DEnocRAoy.-The Bediosd n.
gazette, rank locofoco paper, some,im.
puohshed the following. and We transfer !,
columns as an item in the creed of .R,.
uenoeracy. 1t Is worthy the pen Of Roh.,, n,
owen himself, the apostle of Locofoco.,, :.
agrarianism: -
I'VE are betrayed and We viii v;,a:.
selves WITH OUR BAYONETS. and ~" our
'ors are forever consigned 10 the deem un.,,.a,
eAecration OF the American people h;s se,.N'
aristocratic Bank must be ann,bilatea .a..'s
" we can, forciby if We must We renea, ~
"a" on our fellow citizens of Philadelphia r..
1"e ABUSED Institution to the ground. s,J
re me democracy Of Pennsylvania, ariU hel, =.
20 sfrfr sat orer its foundation"
mus are the mob, for no good citizen voa,,
need such stuff, called upon 10 tear dorn an ~,
tuition the people established; bu, which IN. =.
ernmenf As opposed TO. The followers Of r....
Wright, and the moral Robert Dale Owe, !.
not content IN waging war against the soe;,, -.
domestic institutions of our country: bu, ar
The prostration of institutions established h, i
legislative wisdom of our country Foreie,.,,
d! birth, and aliens in disposition 10 our cuJ a.,
domestic laws, they wish to inculcate and s.,.,a
their iicentous and reckless principl,s az Ia,
bInlsm- They have mistaken the ebarac,., !,
'he American people if they think 10 succeed viii
these absolute and disorganizing principles, \.
American people are the friends of order and l.,
and will irown down all foreigners who NAV
tempt 10 destroy that which has been reared
the sacrifice of so much blood, and the live, Of,
many patriots.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

'B.Ln FACE" DEMocRAcy!-"Baldfa face. !,
term given to new corn whiskey that will bur,
the vital parts of man TO a cinder in les. ,h,,
no time; aud the Democracy of the Admiui,n
ton being of the same character. we have coa
pied the terms together. New Whskoy is rank no,
son, aid so is Van Buren, Democracy. Wb;sle,
po'sons the physical body of the loater. AMI nv
democracy OF the ofiice-holders is the bohon soa,
of the body polite
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06
MAINE NOT LOST YET

The Portland Courier of Thursday saws:
We believe our returns are as correct as those
of any other journal in the State, and the follow.
ing is the result
Kent. Fairfield
43,O10 45,907
1900
Fairield's plurality over Kent. 2.s37
The scattering votes amount to ris-
ing 400, which should be cassed un-
ques'lonably with those of the oppos:-
ton. 400
Fairfield has over all others. 2.437
The whole number of votes cast,
according to our returns is S9,377
Necessary to choice 1i,6S9, which substract.
ed from Mr.. Fairfield's vote will leave him ma
jorIty OF l,2lS. We are satisfied the result of the
official computation will no, vary materially from
the foregoing Bali. Chron
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06
10000 GUNS!
GLORIOUS NEWS

GLORIOUS NEWS
MAINE REDEEMED. REGENERl1EO.
ISENTIfRALLED!!
DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT! WHfbO~
DEAD! DEAD, DEFUNCTM.
TE-IO-TALLY BOXED JP..s =
FAIRFIELD ELECTED GOyERNOk,. - =
OF TIE EIGHT CONGRESSMES -.
OCRATS!. and A HUGE DEMo.ssa n
MAJORITY IN BOTH BRANCnhS
THE LEGISLATURE!tt!
GLORY ENOUGHlM
10000 GUNS! =.
HURRAH. HCRRAH,. and HUkkAH~
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

subject to the decision of the National Conven.
tion TO be held by the wings of the T. stare.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06
"MAISE ELECTION
--..r-JefersOnian

other, and quite unexpected, source. TIC
Fort Wayne Sentinel, sterling Wing paFs
shouts most Justify in the following ssfa'a, " =
.especial request Of some Van Burcn sr'en0s:
HURRAH. HURRAH,, and HURRAh~
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

ASSOCIATE JUICE OF WAYNE CouSry-'rb.
Sheriff of this County. has in pursuance of an
order from the Governor OF the State, ordered an
election 10 be held IN the respective places for
holding elections IN the county, Monday the
twenty-second instant, (Oc,ober,) to supply the
place of BEAL BUTLER, resigned.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

Hon. S. s. PRENrIss arrived at New Orleans on
the 10Th. committee appointed TO tender
him the hospitalities of the city. He declined an
invitation to public dinner, but at private din
ner party he made eloquent address of two
hours in length, and closed with the following
toast-"Louisiana and Mssissppi-unied in n-
terest, may they De united in iing-Bat.
Transcript
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

BLAsPHEaIy-A man was recently tried, con
victed, and sentenced to three months imprison
ment for blasphemy by the supreme court at Lun
enburg, \. J.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

SINGULAR FoRcIvENEss.-Sir Walter Scott, in
his article IN the Quarterly Review on the Cul-
loden papers, mentions characteristic instance
OF the old Highland warriors mode of PARDON
You must forgive your bitterest enemy, Kenmuir,
now said the confessor to him, as he lay gasp
ing on his dea,h-bed. 'Wel, if l must must,
replied the chieftan, 'but my curse be on you
Donald turning towards his son, sif you forgive
him.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

| descendant of Oliver Cromwell has present.
ed to the United Service Museum the sword he
wore at the Siege of Drogheda, the 10th of Sep
/ TENDER, 1919. On this occasion his troops were
twice repeiied IN mounting the breach; observing
this, he led has troops himself to he third assault.
and was VICTORIOUS. 1t Is basket hited broad
sword. and has been struck by two musket balls
on the blade.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

REWARD FOR RIoTERs.-Tbe Mayor of Balti-
more has offered reward of 500 for the rioters
who lately made an unprovoked attack upon the
coiored meeting houses of that city. We wish
the rascals may be caught and Gagged.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

Mr. Charles Serruys, the newly appointed
Charge d. Affairs of his Majesty, the king of
Belgium to the United States, presented his let
ter credentials to the Secretary of State on Satur-
day.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

Observation-Disclosures gives an excelen
canon of advice in regard to detraction 'Dea
with 1t as with a wasp; never attack it unless
you are sure to destroy it; it will assai yo,
with increased evaporation and greater force
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

The Copper Currency in Canada is considered
great nuisance. Bad the Canadians consid-
er the metallic currency. would rather have it
than the shin plaster medium affecting US.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

Mr. GREEN, celebrated English Rronant, late
ly assembled in his balloon from the Vauxhall Gar
dens, London, accompanied by SIX gentlemen and
one lady, making comfortable little pleasure
party OF eight. The perfect sang froid Goodness,
self possession) Of the lady, excited high de-
gree of admiration In 81 minutes after starting,
they descended in perfect safety, about three
miles beyond Chelmsford.-We believe this to be
the largest party that has assembled together
in baloon.--Fort Wayne Sentinel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
2GEERs, $3.50.

fpNllE Immense and increasirs regularity Of
u these Fh'., n another proof of the infai.i-
bii'y 81 the old ads c-, HAT truth - powerful
and vii prevail Uther piii, are ouly pulled,
bat Or. Peters are purchased ahd praised aud
recommended una, TIE demand Tor tten, las be-
come almost universal
DC. Peters would impress tlis e. I upon the
public, that 20, fiIis sre not qlark medicine.
hui scientific compound Of ,impic. which has
been The result e mauy year. intense agplica-
hou % o profession "a which he wB- regularly
bred, ant hence II !, A. popular with the regular
faculty as with the people - l7r.c
ore ~ The many peculiar yt'rcs of'he wee.
tah'c Pi.i- -. that utIc vcry powerful ~ iarir
ci;,cIs tteN aie particularly mt.d and r,':.- iq
their action. Unlike tie generality OF m.t,-
cinc', their oPpi Axiom - us,er attended with
nausea OF Erilirs
rc'es,' Vegetable Pills arc now regarded 1y
those who have bad N opportunity to decide
upon ihe.r u.-l.ts, a, an lne,tm4be public bless.
ing
without an exception. 10 aEc or couu;ry, no
medicine has spread Wit such fapid.ty aud x.
ven such universal sati.f1ctiOn.
Prepared 10y Jos. ?rie-tlY Peters. W -, No.
l29, iinruy street, New York. bach bon COR
taigs 20 riii,. rE.ee 30 cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
II C0I0IogMe Of Eenscns
tOK NINti


DR.. Peters Cek5roi,d IcseiaLie PW,
l-t because they are exceedingly popular,
which - them - be exceedingly good.
%. Beoau-e they ate composed OF simple,
which have the power To d. good in an immense
number Of ca.os, without possessing the means
- inilrc IN any.
81. Because they are not Guack medicine
but Tie soi,nU5" compound of regular plS ST.
clan, who has made las profession the stu!! Of
b., life.
IA Because they are not unplcasanti 20 take
nor distressing - retain, while they are most
elective L. operate.
SIN Because iLey are recommended as a
standard medicine by The regular facG''y.
.. rtcausc by keeping the system ~ a ua,u-
raj sis,e Of action, thcy cure almost every dis
cave which the human frame - liable TO.
1,h Because they are cheap aed portable,
and wal retain all their virtues ia fall IGOR. IA
any climate. ard r G any len1;a II time.
ga because, ugii.I.asi.tft.u ~ licir sin nlicity
ari mi'tnr7' they ave orc Of tic sPcedit-t pur-
-,uye medicine, itch ha, I been discovered
oh. Because they are an uafAllius REMEDY
f.r procuring a e ol appetite.
10Th. Erc4u.c 90 c1.s. II spleen or dcspon-
ien-s hy th,4r he.i'hy iri tcncc on tic excited
stale q tie body, r~S have most happy OF
feet In reciainiDk and inyi-arstrc tie mind.
lth Because iLey ,acc, their cures without
he usual attendants Of other pills, sckn,ss aad
-ripirEs
l2.h. Because a. well % being an unrivalled
purifier OF the general system, ties are a soye-
roisn ren,cd, or siek hcslarhe.
I1,b Ecceu-e ;..sy d.Icr lslm the majority
- medicines 90 tie fact ga TIC moro uioy aio
sro~a tie more ;Ley afe approved
iith. Becsg.c. - their application produce,
no arbiI,i, b. the s,sism. ti,ey msy Dee taken
without rtoiucins any hndrarcc {, ho-iaess or
thc Usual pur-uiIs ot every das lie.
l5lh BocaI-c--aui ihis fact j. - the utmost
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15


FEEffr .rat--.hrr hls received ant ore-sh. q
4 l.s1f- mrsftInon. arf uP1n puf.ls.cs
- .re f..- H-.r ef..t n rrf. b ard f-.e.
r..a Eha4J WE'RE l. CUTLERY
r.lII.c-..
t..rr. ,i4- lna Bone handle r pivss ,ni rart.
d. sts 60. 4tlerm4.ef, Pel-kates. Razor.
.IH erIs-
as.-s. s's3 sn.. Jsgas-si Hsrs
etf.f. IiIr..t eng .hrI Mornings ard
o. a..Irr. .I sil tnrF tarfif.
60 .. tn .rs FeHi.tssri IRE lrar..
N...l..s saI Nscbaaiet' T,,is n
sl rtu rrt
I..a. .sta.1 Ftt.ia.
F.u~ Hasst. sfs..lsl iai Fiala Crates,
r.t4 aai esmu4a Sheet Iron.
tr.rrr f7 az tssi.
T.1sal laf f.fsl lal s.rtrr,
fa.f .rar arf o. .ttef eftr. srj Uar trrr.
c4fsrd III s..ir. ia s.ase.. Nst ss5 fafat. alI
..t trH Wslsfsf raf Esfs si
GO. r.4.e8 fff.t rassfF .11riaaii. uo
.sa.s ard 90 iutieI @, examine tbs
stea
Ito hs. a'sr Store iarrs a1rt n Tee.
81 .r- srT g.Ha .s 4tfss. Tfsrtia ari rafIef
-ra.es fr sad 1rf eesi. ~ Npus HILL
.-.... SO g-lfs....r ula.sts.l'sr 'etfstei % 1.
aIs ani rif.o rsA aa4 rsfior stoves % very
a..e aras..s u. LNNlfsli. &c.
- r<.t sr b. G. sos o.. is1s.--1f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

Tn. iuinNisis, c-.,z-.-t fr1rn ane Il cen.
1ars.aiH. . I,a-sa.,,s. VII show very
1lau. vla,lrr hls sacarssar - redeem.
laC - -Ait-. aI ''t1Iiuv ~ .ae footsteps
- "a. ..s .uar, i, WI ,iu,v vilh VIA,
u'tir-- rl,--,rr,r -ruiitir.,ars can .suft their
s.acsru,ss o. ..ss vlryius Anur.' aul sui
n,S1's r..-,n 20 80 lrs.a.l &. Ike hey
lsr.,,st e. s--f-s'is-s S;i,viiudrr mt e- lowed
AKA -.is zlsna aapry a.riu-r az sacddla.
.hsE a.-l.s
- -.a-i I'D. .-a.... s. ...,r a.,.- r.... ,......
n'''- ar rr>cr-s rf-',r u.roe.
l-l-
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JOHN J u. sTRAITm, .Ns.sr.


~ -s' $500 's. .g-s
- - 49, ----&&1
2 E'3L -I-scrihsf invites tbe auruuvu q The
! Lal.e- - bic .s,ortmen, u F4u-, .lrns,.s.
rlrt.-t.-r af
'f.e..u-lr-i1.r.. Cta'eye, F5enea Lawt..
F.-greI sei FItu slfk.
fr-.~el. coiorrd. black All vs. i.iic Ss'ias.
t..a.rs a.i ul4.9er,b CSC Sc, sc
IHuNIs HlcIIES.
fisrHcrs-f~rry %1y g.. l-s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
CMi,fiOm 40 TrcsunssciS.

q n l., the GndcrsiEusd. hereby fJrewatn all
o prrsons against tTs-passii: on our lands
"a any manner whatever. particularly by shoot
trs and hIuting. AID letting down fences b-rs,
and LEAVING open gates. HAVING submitted TO
tins practice uf ear country long erou.a. ne
are Determined, f'r the future. {, enforce the
law arain,i OIL s-ao ti.re.4fi this notice ~i'h-
ont respect @, p,ts1ns We horo thu, notice
wall be sufficient u prevent future traas-tc.Sion
However, Il this ssail prove HsuiIi cioui, thu
az wlli be fsoro'niy cuforccd against all Of
tenders JAMES CuAPLiNE
JAMES MARSHALL
CHARLES STANTON,
joins BOIEkS
AS Il. CHAPiiNE,
joins NANSANT
jsNES sNEAHlNGES
Nov - io32-it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
.1o!!cs

I het.'y given. Tia; ihe note, taken Il ,b,
sale Of hynr, Nisenai'. dec'j. became Ju,
on Tue 'ia % october IA,t--,is.oiosc. yrsm,
P'ymcai !. gcctcd
Al Per'oo. having claim, ac1i.,, ihe state.
arc requested ~ s.,eut them. Progell, a1taeu-
iicaicd, for settlement
GtpEGE NEEDY. .ila,'r
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sBAsg SasE Ua E9Vt.
x, TI'C.FC!.iCn C0fCJ;gu. To

F1V ESQ. .r..a,rs, executor, at Levi Su','
a teed vdi srii a. public sale. "a fu.l..1..
itftt ~ n. .... 10, sssf , on The preH4.Ses
zee EAKN i3Ut,riy Owned by abe de p -,ec 2,
rc about t,c w.ies north of Ninrbrsicr Az.
'-I ..u.rz Nr iir-s iaru4criy belonging 10 14u,e-
DiH7n, f,v,tie Na-hinrton, and others, cor
ttiaigs p 40 acres a. prime LhND. with co-.i
proportion - heavy Timber. az Orchard -
,od freH- Wcii q good !.nrs;9ae water. o.
coraiofta5.c DVeil.rE. good Barn ana ,t--t
1.ti i"ss. IlliAet Information " 20 Dc riv.r
1r. i-au1u fp tlu err Il TIE cr,hsrs or iisty~
Is rner, if'..s on Cos Trsmisss. The terr-s v -
uc n,cu.4. .saur- which Wal TO rlste f.
1l8aE ou 40 ds, .i sale.
IH-ip,' BRtNSuN.
AMOS WRIGHT,
y Tho ~ - n tle prc,ent ye,Cs growth
- 1r1 "a'' ani - W,li also DO so!d to a..
k.rlt-t aIt.st
Isc'sf ersa'y N9v !, less 5tu
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.fsui-r uu.y Y'urul,x.

J HAVE Tor sale one hundred barrels in'ian
a corn, and Sky 5u>hrl. prime TUE\irs.
GEORGE IL TATE.
Nov Il. iSl9
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f',fSff,..S.

ypliE subscribers have lusi received gene
- raj assounieo; of CASTINGS. such Us
ovru,, sk..eis. Pots. Grddivs, Mould Boards.
sc. o.. - = &. ~. AlSQCtrH.
Nov Is i-3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

lDlGEI THIS IFI5}No
Al otERriEtD respectfully invite. The
We attention Of tho citizens Of ChsriCsiown
and vicinity. 10 hi' intention 10 remain Few
DAY ; an Char.csioN a. f0r the purpose OF ~s,,irg
upon those who may favor ham with call eou-
eesusrS thrir Teeth.
NOV. -. lS.-.
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n ff t-H0 81 secs = trust. easc1isd ~
= i. g.. 90. g. Ito orIrr.irrei. t~ating
-efr 'Dt t-a day q tlsl.t I-J4 aud duly
RECORDS In fl. .ft'.u a.-r oi Jefferson EQUITY.
f.r t'r I'fI-t- IS s.ruf.Hr tle psyrsnt Of e.r.
fs a.r.s .el-iH mentioned. due 90
rsr.r. '.ai.at E..r,.s I.fatrfisk. samuel
- nll s.iI 20 pubic speiier.
t.r iftH.-s. %, .ala. isy iss = n,
.f't .ta i..Irry ,..te.nl la sd
u.f
SERENITY TrC .rci'cg Of L1ud,
us anl. ~ J.mes
.rs Gr thsr std oitrf, Al
.., 'Hu. at a.tr'.ttf
Pcrso@rl k'T0pcrtV,
On t-.t...I
n.r tfrr ls st BE- rprtsfr1 % tf
.is......f na|r 60 Gee gareaa.sr
HUlItli O. IlYtp. It4st.f
or
T11-E OfyT 1rEIzT.
a..t. tl.f 90 i.rsi COS r.s..fs. fs
f.' fiu.f4 % rfe- o. rt trsA .a.t,.
WN FLOOD " ~.
r.s I-ft
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WILLIAM LsCAS,

cInemoJ al 3Ea.p,
rs removed III, Oiiiee to tic Eat room
q over ihe Msrkst-hoase, ChsTiestO~n
November H.. ISIS
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MAGNIFICENT PRlZES!!!
CAPITAL
100. 600 DOLLARS. =.
lie Dcsf SPic.Iig So.eric srsr G0glra -
he United States.

-iLEN. i.VDRL.7 LOTTERY
Class \, fet iS3s.
- "c drawn q; AlaNansiris ~ q SatafJay
TIE l1th November, loJS.
- Ng~aer Lofivy--l2 Drnra Ballots.
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Fros, taS .issr,sia Balllase o. -Ntr 4. ss,iis2-l
.Ikrca a..
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BESIDES Fuk OF = s10-lJ0 So
Lowest Irizc so.
iIrt.t SO ia.fslO --Q grfsr IS
',rf. ~ iaekascs ~ " hole Ticket. $3.50
dA :. I'Alf d.. ISL
10 On p q isr;rr DO. O.
- 30 - Eishths 10. 5si
81 Fog Ticket, and shares or Ceui6es,es
- Packages 90 uc above splendid Schemes.
address
II. -. GI.I:GORy a 90.
.YvnHEcrs.
Na'utNc1 ~ Ctrr. n. &.
TAN orders fro,a d..'Nnoe BY mail
Trnrr,i' attended 10. and tie drawings lava
fitiiS ssHf ne soon a. over.
O-t -a ISIS
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OF DETsS

:. W Corarr Z U-''iu. re- rnd C4I,er sur.
,Ud t,c Nius, ala.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-28
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NOTICES..


NoTICE-Iu accordance with a reso-
luton passed by the Onion River Associ-
alton, at Waits6eld, religious meeting
will be holden at Wesiford, the ID Satur-
day and Sabbath in December next, Said
meeting will commence at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, Saturday. There will be prayer
meeting at the Hall. near the meeting
house, the evening previous, at which
brethren will be in attendance, to receive
and entertain the friends who may come
in from other churches. A general at
tendance of ministers and lay brethren
from this Association, is expected: and as
the meeting is to be purely religious,
brethren from other Associations are re.
quested to come and help US.
JAMES NJ. BEEMAN
Westford, Nov. 10, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-28
November %, 1885,.
LOWER CANADA.-The Montreal Her

LOWER CANADA.-The Montreal Her
aid, of the 18th inst, says:
ION Sunday evening, the whole ofthe
back country above Laprairie presented
lhe awful spectacle of one vast sheet of H.
ria fame and it is reported that not sin
ole rebel house has been left standing.
God only knows what is to become Of
the surviving Canadians & thtir, wives &
families, during the approaching winter,
as nothing but starvation from hunger and
cold stares them in their faces"
Upwards ofone hundred prisoners were
brought into Montreal yesterday.-MO~-
real Transcript, Nor. II.
CANADA. Prospects of the patriots,
sad ard gloomy. The government seems
10 possess the ability and dispositlonto pat
down all the risings-large numbers are
daily thrust into prison and large numbers
ahunted down and either killed or wound
ed. The state of things is most horrible
beyond description Vermont Patriot.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-28

LUTHER Notwithstanding
the desperate efforts of the New York
city wing organs, to induce the whios of
the empire State to discard Mr.. Bradish
for his excellent letter to the abolilionisls,
be has IN almost every county in the State
"a larger vote Than Mr. Seward Nothing
is lost by sticking TO principle, through
thick ana lh.n, While and black.-Lib.
FoREIGN.-English dates of the 9Th
inst. report fire in Liverpool that has de-
stroyed property exceeding half million
of dollars. England is warmly engaged
in war with Persia. Russian severity to
Poland continues terrible. Fifty thou
sand Poles have been recently removed
from their homes, and the same number
of Russians transferred 10 their places
STEWART, who was convicted of muir
derlng his father in Baltimore, has been
! sentenced to Is years hard labor in the
State Prison; one twentieth ofthe time to
be spent in solitary Imprisonment. Just
before he was sentenced, he declared his
innocence, in the presence of the court
and spectators, in the most solemn and pa
thetic manner.-Zion's Herald.
The Mormons number about 900
armed men in Missouri. They be.
lleve that their leader, Joe Smith, is in
spired, and submit to his DEGREES as divine
He teaches them that if they fall in battle
they go directly to heaven. They viii
fight until exterminated- Boston Press.
The following fact, though big pota
toe story, is from a respected friend whc
vouches for it, and whose word is gooc
for any thing Boston Press.
Mr.. William Hubbard of Cummin gton
Mss, purchased last spring. lbs Rohar
Potatoes at 25 cents per pound, from which
he raised eighteen bushels, weighin!
1873 lbs, of an excellent quality as far a
f they have been tried, most of them, bein,
preserved for seed. This seed was raiset
IN Catsi1lil, N. Y, but originally, two o
three years since, was imported from Hol
land. Forty-six good sized potatoes grey
in hill, each having Jour eyes.
A SHORT ARGUMENT. A gentlema
f was railing few days since at a publ
5 table against the law of Massachusetts, a
e depriving men oftheir natural rights
S buy and sell, and get gain; and turnin
E, to his neighbor, asked him if he did n,
f. think it high-handed oppression. Tt
S gentleman replied, Sir, call it oppression
if you please, | will state one fact we
known to myself. A tax bill was recer
r ly brought me on my city property
n $500, for which | gave my check
d carefully looked into the subject, ar
;. found that $3.50 of it was for the suppo
; of drunkenness. Now, what is this b
l. oppression! But suppose l have
), rights. Rumsellers have all. They m.
j. tax me to support the criminals and drum
le ards they make, $780, and L must be si
TO Sir, said the gentleman, Massachusetts,
right. IL is The best argument | ev
l. heard. 1t has overthrown all my theo
.. about free trade. will say no more,
e. go the whole with you.-American TEN
c, Union. ........ .... -..