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,., haze received great benefit and gay they never use
medicine egual 20 them, 80, 4 4,
r,,,,et from leis, from the Agcai 1t Winchester "
u wish YOU ~ send 10 boxes your indan Iatg'''e
DC young man IN this place that the doctors pronounced
49, oe m consumption thiaks he " nearly cutoj ny unS
them which gives them great credit 10 this place
OF Joseph Henderson, who resides a. The corner
or pelchrr. lane aud Purchase street Hos'on
arm. cor,iac, tina, have been afflicted with the Pics
r three ~ years and part Of the e they have heca
yer, troublesome have tired various Kinds OF meoicino
ia little or effect Sccng advertisement highly re-
commencing the lndln fatgatte rls and atot using Two
borcs dad myself entirely relieved aud think am quite
cured JooEfI hLNphhSo"'
4 - Prnc,pal Ohcc for the Now England States, for
The sale of ne above J.4LL8BLE PILLS, No. 1913
fremont street, Boston
PRICE % CTS, PER BOX NTH FULL
DIRECTIONS
WIN FAY. 4geni. Rutland Co.
WOODSTOCK-HAsKg s PALMER General
Agents for Windsor County.
MONTPELlER-Wm CLARK, General Agent
for the counties Of Washington, Lamoille. Caledo-
ma Orange and Orleans.
AGENTS.
Jonathan Houehton, Bennington,
J. G. ilaswell, Bennington,
Samuel Austin, it,, Bcthc.,
Thomas Souihgae, Bri6gowater,
Phcueas O. Sargent, Chester
S. Mears. =. Pouitncy.
Jeremiah Wilton, Post MA,
Proctor 4 Robinson, ProctorspHe,
John Wilder, Weston,
Charles w. Joy, UHi1msriHe,
r. w. Hubbard S, Co.. Uindsoy.
Geo. II. Fish, .Mddiebmy,
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EBraudrclla,s Pills.

BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS!!!
IL PILLS sold in the State of Vermont must pass
N through hands DR.. Bandrcths Gcneral Agents.
There will Pills be sold at the Boston office by
b. b. Mussey, (wbo is longer DIR. Btandreths agen TO
be retnled in this section of the country.
All Pills purporting to be Dr. Brandreths and sold By
persons without certificate of agency signed by b. Bran
dreth and by Counterfeit.
To prevent all imposition from the circulation of the
counereis ost let the purchaser ask the vender for his
certificate of agency, signed by Ferre Parmolee
III Never purchase of pedar for In instance do they
have the genuine article.
trade. they will be displaced The Pills must be kept pure
and the counterIeers must be dealt with according
GI5'no mistake,
The following persons agents in their respective
towns Tor the sale Of the genuine Bandrcth's Pills.
FERRE PARMELEE, Mddetown, Conn.
GEO. p. WALTON, General Agent, Montpelier, VT.
The Jotioicing are Ferre y. Pdrmaiee's agents I.
Geo. P. Walton, General Agen.
Jackson & Ketcham, Brandon,
Henry Simonds. Pia&ford,
A. Allen, Fonhauen,
Boynton & Austin, OriceH,
Mr. Horton, Hubbarton,
L. Aiken, Benson,
lit. White, Cdstieton,
Levi Lewis, Utiis.
Stanley LciiingweII e. Co. Hest Poultaev,
A. Bliss, East Pouitaey,
Merritt Clark. Mtddietown,
u. Clark, Pdwteu,
Isaac MDanes. Dainty,
A. L. Catln. OrweH,
n. w. Sawyer ITnmouh,
d. II. Sabin, Woiiiag}ord,
C.. b. Hall, Clarcndon,
WIN. Fay, General Agent for the counties Of
R"tioHd and Huntington. 29ly
BENNINGTcH COUNTY.
e Oryis, Manchester,
Cheney & Harrington Factory Point,
Harrington s. Longdon, Dorset,
&. Moore Jr.. Eost Rupert,
c. Elwell, West Rupert,
Denng & Hill. arlington,
J. & a. Iloughton, South ShgJsLucy
n. l.. Robinson, Bennington d. PouaaL
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MS 4 HELL. Is.NES B.9RRET. r.. LF.NEs
PORTER. BlRT a MASON Ruiisn6. s. o.
LEONgfin. d. n. n .IEsCILf.W. maHirr15sa
n ~ AiUfEh, JrnnsaA. J. .NrD.gfGLS, ; 4
~. + SMITH. B1ulys y. STRONG son, q 10.
POTTER Pagif! .5LLEV GROgER, UtAss
KtfHS GROTER P.gfGE = ~ LkLEK. Gran.
rlis Corntu, - T.. =. SLgSO% ~ Rutland Hn
.WOLEJpN, Casi,}en = RLlSS. "H y. MOVES.
JoEL BEsM.4N sTEvT.ET LEFFLvtsn Ell &
60 posifHers .3L.3NSO.N .fLLEN, FatsisrtHs =
n Is ~ .3gkE.N. e. n WALKER, B,n,sa q "
R.fKER. HasbarSfan BOiLNGToN 4. AUSTIN,
O,,r,As KE.S'T FRIGHT. Sheridan.
Al,o VI wboie,sls by WV. &. sTlNsoN, & Co
South SIDE olj Faneal Ilsli, Bastou aud by J. 4 ".
TOWNSEND. Corner OF Btotmsn and ws,errree,s
New Nofk amsiU
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vyashingfn Grey

n, III rrrs.,t q the hssedrrf Of u.rsci this 81
s,est he ,sisisaisd lIofts Nsthiugiun Grey, viii
,,sus a. its bsptf, % Wask. She casaiag ~
tolisw. s--Naa3srt aa1 Tatsda,t q " z. nyi.s 10
sulbssy Ms inefiays at y sco6tiGs Brandon, thufs.
srst a. q. eessions rii ~. ff1ays snj sAuria "
81 g. ". Besmsas Eati.Kutl4ns. as2 % "a through
81 srsfca.
ws,biastnu Grey sired ny ,hs e,isbraisd harte
afsk Sar. Tho Nofh Star b. the iui bloo} LaEii,h
yaftsa ho,f OIL Snl.tf. b., dam The Eusi "a ifoitef
~ fni bfsss lag lish iatofsd Mare Iof syeel sod
BE- ssiy she iafPsssej cay sAheed 30 Amer
Tas rspuiA,ioa q saiJ horse " % uuyssssiy nos
sisslt h,gh "a the enisiton 81 luascf. that
81 est - itto lonL detasusics 10 ssy. Washing
ton Grey u f hhnis high. sud paint 81 bons. cord
sois. o.. proportions. ,Peej AMI bsiioD, tsnd nn-
siiej. The subscriber Invites ssnfismeo 81 TASTE
fer growing 6rn ssi thorough bo,omsd horses g. cal
90 essmBs fof hsmrtlrt ani not lsien 90 the voice
81 harse trslcf that - eeetoneer'ns
g. their fren3s Let every tub stand Ca ~ orn bot
ism.
THsss.- $40 The season warrants nsrsei upon-
s9y rerpou puiiisg two msrc', tea per cent
dsessat.--si mares insured and Ii,po,cd Of before
foaas tine. VII be hell Fepnnsibe for the tu,nrahe'
money insured sud not reformed rfgolar'y &c
the hofss will be charged ~ tho ssssGa.
CERTIFICATES.
certify thst !, Sttphen B,ssby 81 Cailfotd, Wind
ham County VI. raised the Washington Grey, Rat
BIS stnck 60 be better thsn the stock from any
s,h.t Lorse within the bounds d my knowledge.
We the Undsttigned. wei acquainted with The
stock 81 the Washington Grey, aud know Il 10 he su
p.fior any other stock IN Phslps. Ueathsrhead
CLARK, n Thomss. n Carlton. Bsbcock, l. brown
q HigisyI rgcSer. Browo, X henry. II Hyde
= joiner, Marsh. A { fillmore, Il HoUghon, II Chase
jones. io3m
STEPHEN MILLER.
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
FINlIS Instrument for the Radical Core Proapsus
Ucri, or Falling of the Womb by external application
supc, sedng the Of the objectionable Pessary eou
doutially recommended the afflicted the ofsa
perfect restoration TO health, having failed of per
forming cure even under the aggravated crcumsnn
1t has received the decided APPRECIATION of Sir Ashley
Cooper o! London; Sir Benjlmin C. Brode, Sir James
Clark Physician To tie Queen Dr. Ashwc Lecturer
Midwifery to Guys Hospital Dr. Rgby, Lecturer to ST.
Bartholomew; DIR. Griffith, Lecturer to Westminster
Hospital Dr. Ramshotham, lecturer to London Hospital
Robert Ferguson lecturer to Westminster Lyngn Iospi.
tai nr. Sweatmnn lecturer to Nddesex Hospital and Sc
nior Accoucheur 10 Queen Charnttes Lyng>in Hospital
also BY Henry DAVIS, Conquest Bundell Lee Metriman
Surgeon koaies, &c; by DIR, Moreau President of The A.
rademe Royal de Medicine Paris and accoucheur the
Duchess de Orleans Professor VeIpeau, rolin, Paul
Dubois, Samson, ard Others And in New York, by Pro-
iessor J. " Francis, G. s. Bedford NJ. d. Professor OF
Midwifery nthe University at the city of NetD York Pro.
fessor DeaGc professor Francis u Johnston, President
county Medical Society Laurens Hull, president Medical
society of Neic York professor james Naughton
of Albany professor March, professor Cyrus Perkins pro-
fessor Doane -Ds Thos, Boyd. Gilbert Smith IIosack
Stearns Ludlow Kissom. Vache, Power, Grayson, Van
Rensselaer, and many other distinguished Physicians in the
United States.
A. q. HULL,-offce 4, vesey street. Astorhousc, ~ Y
NJ constant supply of the above Instruments will be
kept by 6eowly.
JAMES PORTER, Rutland,
l., H. PRENTISS. Montpelier,
T.. w BREWSTER, Biddiebuy
ROBERT MOODY, Burlington,
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j. llsgar--Middlebory
". l.. Gtccnc -Ncrcenncs
J. W. Remington johnson
NEW BOOKS.

7 uST received a, the Rutland Book Store P.a.,
j Mag for 1885 q 2 and q, bound 10 vol. pie. 8,
Means and Ends by Miss Sedgwick Rolling kII.
Young Mans Aid; McDonucr, sr, Truth tbocsa
ton. by Jocoh Abbott The School Boy, by s.
bolt; Caleb Ia Town; Caleb IN the country, by At.r
Tic Three Last Things, BY Rev Joseph Tracy M,.I
ows French and English Dictionary; perrcus gt...
by Bolmer; French Reader by Frost Ffcoch rhr.,
Marshas Life OF Washington abridged, &c.&
July "a 1889
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TO WOOL GROU Frs md
DEALERS.

rTNHE Pcfsofvilie Manufacturing Co take this op.
portuBy TO express their thanks for the extensive
patronage they have received r two years pact, aud
slso would iniofm their old friends former customers
snl the pubic that they purpose 10 continue {" Manu-
faciure through The season 10y The yard hsfe' No
pans VIII be spared IA pcrlornns The work 90 sstssc-
tion. those who may wish 20 have their wool monufac
turc1 iato Broad Cloth ~ the cheapest manner aud
mot improred style. would do w,ll 10 Bpply early
Large lois prcferrtd smsl ones not refused Terms,
81 per yard, to the halves, culors. allowing
s lbs s;ape1 wool per yard exclusive Of listing WOOL
JOSIAH BARNES, Agt.
Perkinsville May 20 1889. % I'm
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TtTORRlSON'S Hills Or the Vegetable IIysean
S& Uhive'sal Medicine Of the British Cole se of
Health, london-imported by DR. Geo Taylor 9 2
" aliSt. New York, sole agent Ia the U. s. for said
College eau be hal Of the following persons, Every
packet soil "a Vermont will be sgned Ia writius by
Psusbarn and Brinsmail, Jewellers Of Burlington VI
State Agents, slso by the Sub-Agen selling them If
not signed do not buy them. For tsle by
Hiram l.. Cheney-Rutlaud
Jas. Pine. & Co.-Factory ri. Manchester
Joel Day-koyalton
Jas. II. Mnrdock--W Woodstock
i. i. Walton Il Sons -Montpelier
Perry March
Z. & J. w. Bsxter-Derby Line
s. +. Morse Il s. Lyman--Crsflsbury
Elijah Cleselsnd--Coseniry
sabn kellum-Irasborgh
Anasa Palne--Lowell
Ous l.. keiton-Alonigomery
o. A. Keth-Sheidon
David Lynsn-St. Adams
Jno. Keisey-Dsnyille
WIN. Piefce-Lyndon
Jonas Fliai-St Johnsbury
Foster Crow-Chelsea
y. c. Gcddard-W Windsor
81. ). Bueklsnd Bellows Fails
j. Slsene-Bfsitleboro'
Oryis z Observation-Disclosures
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Farm For Sale.

THHE Subscriber offers TO sell his farm. situated
- south of aud near the village Of Fnirhaven cuu.
ssng of about 800 of land well adapted sheep
culture. and the raising of grain OF all kinds Also na
dwelling house, and yeni out buil linss with
about i6 acres of land in the village 800 sheep fret
rate Cows, yoke OF Oxen span of Horses and varo-
~ OF farming utensils also oIerch with said preu,ise
VIM G. KITTREDGE.
Firhavcn, March Is. 1889. lItfs
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IN DING WEST. The subscriber hiss one good
" Boat, which will leave joseph tIosts Bridpou,
,hNior Buffalo, soon navigation opens; and on
e third Tuesday Of May, June, August, September
nj October, and Whitehall the days following.
Also, Boat will leave Wesiport, New York, for
Buffalo, navigation opens, and On the fourth
Tuesday Of May, Juue, August, September and Octo-
Der. snd Nhtehall the days following,
1TAll goods stored with me fee Of charges.
JONATHAN POLICY.
Torl Ann, 4th FEBRUARY, 1889. Hon
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DANIELs g. BELL
COUGHs' COLDS AND CONSUMP7I TON
n. II. DOWNS,
ITgCf6bfe EfGfS0HsiC EfiJiy,


(flNE Of the most certain AMI sure remedies, for
" coughs, eolds, consumptions, whooping cough.
asthma, caisrh. Group, sud all dsessos Of the lungs
which has ev been oserel 70 the public.
THIS Elixir unlike any Of the cough remedy IA fine
result Of long experience ~ the proprietor Ia he own
ease, who, ~ the year 1927, given over by hi,
iriends and physicians rs 10 confirmed cansumptiou
with bleeding at the uBg) by which dissssc the year
PreFi'us he had lost two brothers. Since that tiue
has been administered TO ihousauds with uaparalled
oonets IS may he by reference 20 the few cert.
Aeses suiJoinei 10 the paapet attached TO each boz,
le, snd may be had q agents without charge.
II dues not operate a. most cough moliciues DO 70.
iesing The patient for few days, tfer which they
oaihe w. leaving The cough tight thsn beioie this
Oh me eon'fay does not stop the cough instantly but
enates The psiioHl 10 throw of The too h pheu with
"ui isceraus the lunss while ustsre anI the healing
qualities Of The eliNer by removing all morbid II rita
tons srl inflammation from the lunss 10 the .urluee
std fnsily sxPs'' il by psugrsion. AMI o,herwne vii
eject eurf snd the patient during the sean time viii
become attached 10 81, BY which means and perseyer
stee, many tsluabls lives have been ssvol.
lew certificates are addcl 10 e,uYiuee the most in
ereda"ut a he spFeficFy 81 this medicine over suy
"ihff y nte Wie .; - recommended 10 those ring
10 fttd, Try. iease, sed ihsn speak a. they GctH
Mttsfs Gurii't Russe-l esunot frrlesr 10 inform
yeo 4 the resuh upon one Of ny chllren ron, s u,e
oi N II. Downs Vegetable nals.mie EtYer." some
Ae Last winter Wss Fisst 20 NY father 10 law an
Jenec, with ny wife aud rhii5ren. when there the
youngest soH took wildcat cod which fe,uei IL 40
.h~rnoa upon the islg whcl bid fair 20 terminate "a
he 10 fhoft hHs- Tie slsics o. REGULAR phy,cian
aS1 o'hsff, having been obane3 which spes-s Of 20
'sff,es - ihe ue fgfefsr the isst refart could
'H'AA o. va inineea 70 ride iwsn,y nile; AID %.
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To COOpcrs.

VA ANTED Immediately by the subscriber good
w Journeyman Cooper. THAD. DUNKLEE
Rutland, June 10th, 1889 2g-Jl
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JOLvER'S TOOLS.
WHITE LEAD, COP FISH, PORK,
Lead Aquceiuct.

TDflE Subscriber continues the manufacture of
- LEAD PIPE Of superior quality, Of all sizes,
from halt inch 10 inch and half at his shop IN Rutland
Mill Village. Also Metallic Composition PUN s, an
excellent article known in point Of neaness sud Utility
10 be equa to any now in
All orders in his business will bo promptly attended
TO- aud PIPE in any quantities furnished at short notice
VIM. w. WilIrNEY.
Rutland, April 10, 1899. 1864
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NOTICE.

The subscribers DESTROYS of contracting Cor tho
delivery OF pine logs, from their lumber lot in Hubbard
ton, at the Mills in Casteton and for the
Of 30 loads Of lumber to Whitehall. Apply 10
Castleton Mills, July 9 n HODGES Aren't
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sieeI o. bottic 81 fho Elix-. Upon my teturu went
tmrit1 a'c,y 90 alniDitfpE It, sod 4" Hshori houF
the c.uij began 20 breath more freely. stA retie
rcrcI unl oyeaing. whsn u Nus HpPsfeuily recover
~ iatt Add although few hours before the chilJ
surpostd 10 De psst p recovery, was tui thtec
days bsiurc were tnaoit 10 return hoine with the
chld. Whi,h regnintd ih usual health, and hs'
since remained 20.
You will therefore consider thst can but dieharsc
ie Of gratitude "a uiornsrg yoa Of the rsricuisr',
she whole 4 which ascrbo TO The VTiue OF he ne
cine. HIRAM 4, brush.
81 Albon,, June Is. 1881.
o. This Ray certify that my wife Mary Green, b. d
been deaf 20 years, occssonod by the mea-
,cs for which she carly life used many remedies ~
vaiu Bot being of consumptivo habit, wa. induced
TO take hottie Of "Rtv. " II Downs Vegetable bal
same EiiNer" aud 10 her asoni,hmenthciore uug one
bottle her hearing was restored entirely eNproslns
herself thankful that shc able TO converse freely wlh
bof family and friends, Add although much wasted
with cough she has by taking three bottles,
been so FAR restored Us to be able TO attend 70 her do
nestle duties JOB bitLtN.
s. Adams July -. 1856.
This MAY certify that Tor eighteen months, previous
10 the spring Of 1887, ! was troubled with u severe
cough which threatened 10 terminate consumption.
and was unwell that was obliged TO give ny all
business at which time concluded with some rcluc-
ancc, 10 try the effect Of the then medicine N. III.
Downs Basamic Elixer when TO my surprise and at
of my family, began rapidly Co recover, and IN few
weeks able to resume my business But this was
not all. For great number Of year, had been par
tally deaf caused by cold. and asonishmeut was
eth increased fad that my hearing has been entirely
restored which attribute entirely TO the OF their
elixir, and have since eujoyed good health.
NATHANIEL FIERCE.
Lewiston, W., July 1888.
For sale at No. sc Washington street, three doors
from s. 5. Peck's tavern, by
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NOTICE

A| HEREAS Jane my wife refuses 10 bed and board
or live with me, thin is TO forbid all pptsons haf,
bring or trusting her my account as shall pay No
debts Of her contracting after thus date
Shrewsbury, June 90 THOMAS w CHENEY
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"
Beckwith ~ Dyer, Salisbury; Messrs Conan,s store
Brandon Henry Symonds pitisford Hitchcock Nor
gen Wost Rutland and Clarendon; at the Case;on
Bookstore; Stanley Leffngwell s. Co. West Poutney
c. X. Walker & Co. Benson; A. l.. Ca,lin Orwell /;
Kent Wright Shoreham VIM. Marsh Shrewsbury, and
vicinity WIN. Fay Rutland
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FOUR YEAR OLD STEERS.
A pair for sale Enquire at the Rutland Book s,cto
July g. 2J-G
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WANTED.

Two or three Girls to work in the Paper Mil ia
quire at the Book Store July 9, 1880. 21-iE
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
NEw ORLEAvs, Nov. 81.

NEw oRLEArs, Nov. 81.
COTTON-~Arrived since the ed inst
-of Louisiana s. Mississippi, 10 ,4O4 bales,
Ten. and North Ala. ], 4s7; Ark. 1897; to-
gether l6,060. Cleared in the snme time
for Liverpool 5000; Havre 1850; West
India 493; together I, l47-making an addi-
ton to stock Of II ,l64l bales, and leaving
on hand, inclusive Of all on shipt0ard, not
cleared on the 26lh inst. stock Of liz, Cos
bales.
The transactions IN cotton on Saturday
last, Notwithstanding The inclemency Of the
weather, amounted to fully 5000 bales, on
terms moro advantageous to the buyer, how
ever, than had previously been conceded
Early in the day on Monday the mail came
in, announcing the arrival ofthe packet Ok
ford, at N. York, with Liverpool adyiccs two
days later; by which we learn that mone,a-
ry affairs in England wero gradually grow
ing worse, and that prices Tor cotton, al Liv.
erpool, continued to have downward ten
dency. This intelligence, us might be ex-
pected, caused holders here 10 be still more
anxious to realize, particularly as the stock
on the market is so large, but as buyers did
not come forward very freely, sales we're
only made on that day to the extent Of some
$500 bales, and these at dropping prices
The business IF yesterday, up to the time of
closing our inquiries, was about 1900 bales
making the sales for the three days amount
TO 5000 bales. Our quotations have again
been reduced quarter Of a cent, and the
market closed heavily at this reduction
The sales Of which we have obtained the
particulars, are as follows: Ia Louisiana
and Mississippi a, % cents, rs nj "a; 80 al
81; 2O4 at lGa; 7I3 at o; So ut 81; so at 81
80 at 81; 3OS at 81; $40 ut Sl;a 50; 2OC
at 81; 100 at 81; liz at 81; 33 at 10; LOG
at "; $50 at 81 81; 40 at 81; 945 at 81
557 at 81; 40 at lOA; l25 at 81; 500 at %
~ at 81; 40 at . cents.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30


THE FLORIDA DELEGATION---This almost
selt-cons'ihIted delegation, who came on
North swith instructions from Gov. Cal, to
the President and Secretary of War, as to
the proper mode TO carry on the war, have
had PERMISSION to return home, with an In
iimation that the business can be carried on
withou. the aid Of the delegates Washing
ton Metropolis.
Beautiful! The Florida war has already
been almost rs long ms the war Of the Revo-
luton; moro than thirty millions Of treasure
have bcen expended in il and scores of thou
sands are now daily added to the amount ;
army after army has been discounted, hum
dreds Of the best and bravest of our troops
have persisted and laurclled Generals have
been sent ia disgrace before Court Mar
tails; innumerable farces, nicknamed trea-
ties Of peace, have been enacted at the in
stance Of our Government, only to be laugh
cd al by the victorious Se,ninnles; the beau
tiiulpiains Of Florida are still blasted ant
dep'pulated by war, and her sens and hei
daughters are nightly made the victims oil
Indian MASSAGE; and yet, when Delegates
are sent from the people Of that long and
deeply afflicted country to consult with the
u. 5. Government as TO the best mode u
terminating the miserable war, they are, &C.
cording to the Government organ, sent ia
sultingly home s'icitk an intim. siion that III
business cam be carried on srithout the aid q
Dclegatcs!r"
And pray how is the business, to he Gear
ried on7' Just rs it has been sscarriedon'
for the last six years? - Lou. JoMrndl.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30

CRrMrNxIs Ann pa urERs.--A letter from
the American Consul at Hcsee Cassel, as
we learn from the Newburyport Herald,
states that the government Of Hamburg re-
ports from time to time th0se criminals who
have either been condemned fr life, or q
louv period. They give them tho choice
either to endure their time or cmigrate, in
which case the government pays their pas
sage. They bring steerage passengers
from Bremen to the United States, and find
them with good provisions, at SIG head
for each grown person. The Consul says:
arhis price the Bremen ship owners
could only afford by always carrying a large
number, to obtain which they had their
agents over the interior Of Germany, and in
duced the lower class, which live in a very
impoverished state, to cmigrate, by making
them believe that labor was so much de-
manded in the United States, that any able
bodied man could earn as soon as he landed
two dollars day"
A letter from Mr.. List, Consul at Lcipsc,
says:-"Not only paupcrs, but even cri,ni-
Gals are transported from the interior Of this
country, ia order to be embarked there for
she United States"
A MIR. De Stein, formerly an officer in the
service ofthe duke Of SAKE Gotha, has late
~ made propositions to the smaller states Of
Saxony, for transporting their criminals to
the United States at SIS per head; which
offer has been accepted by several of them
The first transport Of criminals, WIN for tho
greater part have been condemned to HARD
labor for life, (among them two notorious
robbers, Pfeiel and Alhrecht,) will leave
Gosha on the 18th Of this month, and it i
intended by-and-by to empty all the work
houses and ja,ls Of the country in this man
ner.-N. Y. Express.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
eREA9YFss oAxU.
Grand Gulf Bank Alias Plus.
Compton 4 Mccall, ct al on bond.
The Same
W Same.
The Same
Planters, Bank
vs. Same.
Compton, Warren e. McC.ll
The Same
W Same.
Thomas A. Compton, ct al
Commercial Bank Of Rodney
VS.
The s.u. on bond.
The Same

RY VIRTUE Of the above stated wri,s Of
feri facias, to me directed, will cx-
pose to public sale, before the door Of the
Court House, in Fayette,
On Monday, The 9th day Of December merit,
within the hours prescribed by law, for
ready cash, the following property to wit
Tie STORE and WAREHOUSE, in the
town Of Rodney, occupied by John C. Kicks,
Esq, fronting about sixty feet on Commerce
street, and the same on Magnolia, running
back about seventy or eighty feet. Also,
LOT and comfortable dwelling HOUSE,
&c !, adjoining the property Of J. B. Warren
on the east, and that Of Samuel Barker on
the north, fronting on Magnolia street sixty
feet, and running back to cross street, and
TWO LOTS in the Cotton Shed Region,
adjoining each other and the property Of D.
B me and James g. Bayly, forming an ell
with an out let to the river and good sheds
further particulars made known on the day
Of sale.
The above named property has been
levied on as the property Of defenden
Compton, to satisfy said plaintiffs claim.
and all costs.
GEO. TORREY, Shift.
By VIM. B. TAYLOR, D. s.
Nov. 26, 1889. (pr's fee $S) 6O-.s. 5