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Lines suggested by tie death Of bfaiinda Cross.
How solemn was the iolling bell
Which fell upon my ear,
And warned me that some youthful one
Had passed life's short career
For whom, methought for whom, sounds forth
That slow and measured peal
Then to my soul the answer came.
Earth's sorrow, Heaven can heal
And can il be that she is dead
So beautiful and fair,
That we shall never see her more
Nor hear her voice in prayer2
Yes il is so--the loved aud dear
Has left all earthly friends,
And gone we trust to that bright world
Where God her Father reigns.
Oh we fond parents who have watched
BY the departed one,
And the much loved absent brother
With his sister sad and lone,
All you who have been called ere this,
To taste affections draught,
"Look unto Jesus" he will dry
Your tears, with anguish Taught.
Ye school mates and companions
OF your dear departed friend,
A solemn warning comes to you,
The message God did send,
II calls aloud to every youth
From yonder rising sod,
Which newly covers her you loved
"Prepare TO meet thy God" ].
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Illustrations 0fPrePhecy.
BY DAVID CAMPBELL.
no. Q, WasE.ngton Street, Boston.

NO. y, Washington Street, Boston.
ENIls work cfahovc 400 pages Is no. just publish
cd embraces many of the views Of distinguished
writer's on the prophecies of Daniel an John together
wi,h some Of small yalne found 10 no other wgis.
II Is prepared the reader will see with unusual adj
san'.ges Of impartng the eye, the resemblance Of
We natural emilrms usel by The propheis. Thee
will interest many, the young especially, investigate
the prophecies which they have hitherto regarded, ms
sealed book and with the geography OF the prophecies
and Chronological calculations peculiar his work. il
will afford much help understand these parts 0f Tho
Billie. IL also shows the erroneous ground Of some
modern propogaiors Of old but startling theory that
the rnd ii all things Is at baud" Should the reader
fail TO find that krntss desirable vel from brief a
dissertation he viii lind much 10 CRAFTY aud instruct
IL is work demanded BY the present cxisrncy Of the
public mind and is written with good spirit, giving
sober views matters Of great i0eiesi
The work contains 400 pictorial Alasiratious. coll
ored according to the description Of lha prophets
price $500. An Appendix to accompany the work
has been prepared in form ~ an alas which gives
view Of Countries in which predicted have taken
place and which are TO take place. also large dia-
grams and ehroaoIoeca, tables entirely original in
their arrangement Que Of these plates throws the
entire chronology Of the Apocalypse npon one square
10 page with tire seals trumpes, aud vials. arranged
~ the most skinl manner, exhibiting symmetry and
heauiy as well as harmony Of NUMBER. April, 1870.
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DuYand And MIR Niles pamphlet, adj.
dressed 70 the manufacturers--6O00 copies
,cf,his has gone on the wings OF the wind, 10
all whom we supposed it might bring over
to our side.
Shyloek. And, SO warrant you, has the
grand story, that all the Fedeal Conserva-
tives Of Hartford had joined us. AS to Ban
eroft's address. didn't understand half OF il,
He told about things which not one loco 70.
co in five hundred ever heard of--just like
the Times to,her day, calling on the demo
cratsto come to the polls because the "TAR-
GUMS OF ROWS" once did something or
other. never heard of them before, and
don't believe any body else ever did except
college learned folks--nnd there is not many
ofthem among our party--and besides. MIR
Miles is opposed to colleges. aud college
learning. because they makenrisiocrats.
Hamersiey think, Mr. Governor, tina,
John Davis's speech has hurt US. The
Wings circulated more Of them than Mr.
Goodwin did Of Bancrofts address. That
took hold OF the luboriug men, and as the
Sub.Ireasury is to reduce their wages, they
oil went against us.
Chopderhead. We have democratic
gain in almost every town, and have increas.
ed our vote largely. And besides, we have
oAe more senator than we had in 1888.
Duraad. This is true--but the Wings
have gained, and gainedi in almost every
town--and~ gained much more than we
have. Our gain. friend Mitchell, is little
like this III you 81 were to Sci out 10 run a
race and ran three miles an ljpur and you
bu, one you wouldn't catch ~ any soon
er than we shall catch the WIii4s.
Chowdeiheqds Well charg ;aH 10 the
Registry Law. aud 10 tbs. Wings buying up
our men. 70
Niles What Fate has decreed we can.
not alter. Gen,lemen, we'll stand TO our
arms-our troops shpllremain marshalled-
we'll meet the Wings next November a,
PHILLIpPI--and then woe belide them.
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Farmers Take Notice,
Ayrshire Bull,
"a ID o TS.)

VNHE subscriber, through the Kindness and
IL liberaIity oil John +. Gushing, ESQ., OF
Watcrtown, Mass. has been presented with a
full blood, imported Ayrshire Bull; the very
best TO be found in Ayrshire at the time of his
purchase in 1886, and that without regard to
price, he having cost in Ayrshire EOS sterling,
say S2a dollars with the exchange.
This breed of cattle is supposed 10 surpass
that of any other breed, for the dairy in the
known world; and the Formers in this region
will do well TO avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunity now afforded them, ofgettng across OF
this breed, with their native stock--and with
view TO have his stock generally diaused, his
services will be put at the low price Of ONE
DOLLAR payable always in advance.
Co For further particulars, please inquire at
the Store Of Blnke x Lawrence.
JOHN X. BLAKE.
Brattleboro March so, 1910. SmoSi
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b LOOK HERE!

THE Subscriber being about to leave this
u part Of the country, offers for sale his
valuable. FARM situated in the north part Of
HALIFAX, VI. bordering on the new road lead
ing from Greenfield 10 Bennington, and about
one mile from RriJ's Mills, containing about
rs acres Of choice land with a good dwelling
house one story and half high with slated
roof, a good barn aud sheds, and other
oui-buildings-a good orchard of choice fruit,
and good sugar orchard. Suid farm is well
watered--the buildings and fences ale all in
good repair. Any one wishing 10 purchase
good and cheap farm will do well to call soon.
NATHAN MARSH.
Halifax, April 90, 1910. s4ws4
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DIED,

In Westmoreland, OF consumption, April 9Th, Mrs
Almira, wife Of Mr. winslow Tnell, aged 81.
In Newfane, Widow Lavna Morse, aged 81 years.
In Nrwfnne, April 10, tIoratio Nelson, aged years
and weeks; April Il, Caroline Amanda, 0 years
aud months; April Is, Cerin,ha Susannah, s years
and weeks; children Of Hiram and Eliza WeiInan.
Printers in NY. Michigan and Penn. will notice.
In Culver, 10Th inst. Mrs. Beha Leonard, aged Sc
years. Printers in Nh, Mass. and NY. are requested
to notice
10 Norh6eid, 10Th inst Of lung fever, Mr. Frederick
F. Maioun, eldest 81 Col Elijah Ms,ioon, aged ~.
IL Anduver, April IL, Mr. David fiazritinr, aged
81 years, revolutionary soldier. Printers in Nil.
requested to notice. Ako the Evangelist and Watch
man, Montpelier, VI.
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and Cloth Drcssiaisy
AND
Cardimg shop and Privilege
FOR SALE,

TUNHE subscriber, being in feeble health,
n wishes TO sell his said Shop and Works,
in Bratlleboro Centre. The shop is three
story, and Of good size, with a good Water
Privilege-containing a sullciency of room for
the Manufacture and Dressing Of Cloth, Card
ing, &c. There is Carding Machine, Shcas,
Press and other apparatus now in the building,
which will he sold separate, or with tie works.
II is well situated for any of said business, near
the Academy, and in the centre of pleasant
village, about miles west of Bratieboro East
Village, on the Benning ton and Troy Stage
Road; -and will be sold Cheap aud a reasonable
credit given for part the pay.
GEO. w. GARY.
Brattleboro, April 8, 1870. So
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NOTICE.

rTHE Farmers Interest Company will con-
a lnue their bushes at the old Stand, in
Gulford Centre, under the Firm of JONATHAN
DuNKLEE, in. G. Co, and all demands due to or
from the late Firm of John Rice il. e. Co. will
be settled and paid by u.s. the subscribers.
Lowell Bullock, Henry S. Chase,
Aaron G. Barney, Ephraim Gale,
Daniel Bullock, Benz. w. Stevens,
Barnard Lynde, John Lynde,
Hiram Smith, Jonathan Chase,
VIM. Jacobs, Samuel Jacobs,
Ira Kent, Asa Mellendy,
Joseph Jacobs, VIM. Salisbury,
John Shepardson, Stephen Bixby,
Joel Marsh, Lysander Salisbury,
Nathan Conant, Dexter Graves,
Rufus Chase, Gardner Briggs,
Jeremiah Taylor, John Smith,
Abel Wealherhead, Ezekiel Bixby,
Joseph G. Taylor, Jonathan Dunkle, Jr.
Alvah Smith,
Guilford Centre, April, 10, 1910. "a
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Brighton Mnrket---Monday, April 70, 1870

Brighton MnIket.-- Monday, April 70, 1910.
At market 300 Beef Cattle, 20 pairs Working Ok;
en-, Is Cows aud Calves, 225 Sheep and 1910 Swine.
About 200 Swine were reported last week.
Prices-Bcet Cattlc-The prices obtained Hast
week for like quality not sustained; first quail
iiy so 6 rs; second quality Sc 6 Is; third quail
iiy rs SIS IS.
Working Oxrn-salss at $40. IS, So, 90 and lo5.
Cows aud Caives--Saies at S2s, 81, 81, IS, 40,
and ~ i-2
Sheep--No sales affected.
Swinc--All sold. Lots to peddle nj 1-2 5-8
for Sows, and l-2 u $50 Barrows; large Bar
rows Ia; large Sows. Z. AT retail 5 aud i-2.
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ALL THOSE WISH
ING TO PURCHASE

CLOCKS, WArcBEs, GoLD and SILVER
~ Woax, JEwELRr, PLATED and Barr
rANIA WARE, FINE CUTLERY, Shell and
Horn Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, with va
riety Of other Goods usually found in Jewell
ler's Store, can be accommodated at the Store
Of Birge, Bracket g. Co., at extreme low pri-
best to none in the State. pJ- Please call and
examine for yourselves.
N. b. .dH kinds Of Ciocks and Watches
Repaired and Warranted. an jobs usually
done IN Je,celier's Shop, executed in style
inferior 70 none. CASH paid for old FOLD
and Sill YER.
BIRGE, BR.aCKETT s co.
April IS, is40 81
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CHESHIRE, SIS. Aprii2 %, ls4o
A TTACHED on me,iss process, taken on
IN execution, and will be sold to satisfy the
same on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of May
next, at o'clock, p. M. near the Tavern Of
Slate 4 Etmore, in Hinsdale in said County,
500 bushels of Corn, and 200 bushels Rye,
Also, a lot Of Pannel Doors,
Window Frames, Carpenters Tools,
Sleighs, Wagons and Seds,
With many other articles TOO numerous to
mention.
Also, an Engine House, suitable for Me-
chanick's Shop.
J. l.. HUNT, ID. Sheriff.
April 90, 1910. 2w34
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PLATES.
NOTICE.

YEyHE Members of the Brattleboro High
IL School Association, are hereby notified
that meeting Of the members will be holden
ut their School Room on the second Tuesday
of May next, at O'Clock, p. NJ. to take into
consideration the subject Of dividing the funds
now on hand, among the Stockholders.
HENRY SMITH, Sec'ry.
Brattleboro, April sth, 1910. so
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FARM for SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his FARM,
IL situated in the North part of Dummerston,
containing about 81 acres, divided into moving,
tillage, and wood land. The buildings and
fences are in good condition.
FRANCIS d. WHEELER.
Dummerston, April 1, 1910. sSI
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NEW GOODS.

WYE are now receiving and will keep con
w siantly on hand large and splendid
assortment Of
Goods, at the Farmers, Store.
We intend 10 keep al kinds Of GOODS US
ually called for at a country Store, which will
be sold ut reduced prices. We feel grateful
for past foyors and intend TO deal in manner
10 merit the patronage Of all those who will ia
yor US with their custom. l5-Please give US
a call.
J. DUNKLEE, Jr, & co.
GuiIford Centre, April 22, 1910. 81
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TIME subscriber has just received new and
Il general assortment of durable GOODS,
adapted for the season. Which will be sold
low. Ii. K. BAKER.
Fayettevillc, April II, 1910. SO
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worms, worms, Worms.

YINO remove these troublesome and dangerous
u inhabitants of the Stomach and Bowels,
which so often impair tbe health and destroy
the lives Of children,use Dr. JAfNE's TONIC
vERMIFUGE,a certain and safe preparation
for the removal Of the various kinds Of Worms,
Infantie Fever and Ague, and debility Of the
Stomach and Bowels and organs of DIGESTION.
To be Ind at No. 30 South Third street, Phil
adelphia. Price 90 cents.
Sold also, by BUTTON, CLARK Y CO.,
Agents for Brattleboro. 6meowl4
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PRINTS.

M EW, Dark and Light PRINTS Cotton
1 Cloths &c. Just received aud for sale al
April 7. .BiRGE & DiCKINSGN'S.
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DISS SOLUTION.

YNHE Copartnership heretofore existing I'M
Il der the Firm Of john RICE, Jr. & Co.,
Guilford Centre, is this day by mutual consent
dissolved.
Lowell Bullock, Fl. s. Chase,
Aaron C. Barney, Ephraisn Gale,
Daniel Bullock, Benz. w. Stevens,
Barnard Lynde, John Lynde,
Hiram Smith, Jonathan Chase,
William Jacobs, Samuel Jacobs,
Ira Kent, Asa Mellendy,
Joseph Jacobs, VIM. Salisbury,
John Shepardson, Stephen Bixby,
Joel Marsh, Lysander Salisbury,
Nathan Conant, Dexter Graves,
Rufus Chase, Gardner Briggs,
Jeremiah Taylor, John Smith,
Abel Weatherhead, Ezekiel Bixby,
Joseph G. Taylor, John Rice, Jr.
Alvah Smith,
Guillord Centre, April, TO- 1910. "a
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NEW GOODS.
AUSTIN ORCHARD
LAS just received from Bosros a fresh
- supply Of

- supply Of
S p I'm q q O o ID s.
~ FEW OF WHICH ARE AS FOLLOWS -
Elegant Light and Dark NTS:
Low priced Calicoes;
English and Scotch CINcuAMs;
Elegant MousLIN De LANES, a good variety;
do Printed Lawn and Jaconet MusLINs;
Fine Book, Swiss and Bishops Lawn do.
Plain. and checked CAMBRicKs and MusLISs;
A full assortment Black, Dark
and Light Col'J Fig'l and OH K0
plain Canton, English, 0HEN0n
French and Italian
PONGEES;
Black and CoIored Fig'd and Plain ALApISEs;
fine assortment SHAWL and F.4NCY
HDKFS;
Black Italian Cravats, Flag, Bandanna, Red
and White Pongee, aud Sptal6eL Hdkis;
Super Straw and Florence BONNETSj
Open work and variegated do;
An elegant assortment RiBBoEs and Bonnet
Trimmings;
full assortment Of BRoADcLoTHs, CAssI-
MEREs and VEsriNGs;
A full supply of brown sBEETiNGs, shirtings,
bed ticking batting and drilling ;beach'J sheet
ings aud shutngs, and LONG CLOTHS all al re-
luced prices
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Mortified Academy
Of Useful Knowledge.

THE Summer Term Of this Institution will
IL commence on TUESDAY, June Q. A
young lady of superior qualifications will take
charge of the female department. Instruction
will be given in the Latin, Greek, French,
Italian, and German Languages, besides the
common and higher branches of an English
education. Also lessons will be given upon
the Piano. Those who wish for board in the
family Of the Principal, are desired to make
early application.
a, p. ALLEN, Principal
Northicld, Ms. April, 1910. 5ws4
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REMOVAL.

~ ILIXEVV AIL.
YTyHE BoSTONTYPE AND STEREO-
IL TYPE FOUNDRY is removed 10 Mi
not's new building al the corner of DevonshIe
street and Spring Lane-Entrance in Spring
Lane.
The patrons Of this Foundry are respectful
ly Informed, that by this removal the Proprie-
tors have secured the best of accommodations
and facilities for the manufacture of
TYPES and STEREOTYPE
PLATES.
The location is central and convenient for
the trade, and every exertion will be made to
retain the extensive patronage hitherto aiIor-
ded the above Foundry.
u3-Orders addressed TO J. G. ROGERS,
Agent for the Company, will be faithfully at
tended to.
March 81, 1910. is10wSa
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nI AU G TON.

a. Os rs ss.S f inst. y;
tkW O'Clock, p. NJ, at the
INK M Stage House, will be
sold to the highest bid
der, One farrow COW, one yearng heiier.
two calves Gone half blood Durham,) one
full Blood Berkshire So,c, two old hogs, one
new plough, one old plough, one tuInip drill,
yokes, chains and other farming tools, &c.
Brattleboro, April 90. 81
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DRUG STORE.

TIME subscriber having recently received
IL from various sources, extensive additions
to his previous stock of DRuos, &c. now offers
for sale at his Store Nos. 3 and South side
of Fanucil Hall, at uncommonly low prices, a
very full and complete assortment of
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27

HAVING purchased Of Mr.. r. B. RaEIe iht
H right OF Waterman y Learned labor saving
Buca Machine now o.itr % dispose Of individual
Ur Couliy rights 60 suit purchasers.
THIS Iuacl ne has been ia operation tie past sea-
SON sufficient time no test its utility as O., respects
its durability, and Tie saving OF labor
The principal advantages this machine has over
al Others now IN use, consists IN the simplicity and
strength Of Iis structure, having no complication Of
machinery that IS liable To get out OF repair and the
rapidily il lemPers The csy and mouils the brick,
making from 90 TO 80 per minute with the AID Of
two horses, four men, aud sufficient number
boys 10 bear of the brick.
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth
cd for manufacturing brick would do well 10 avail
themselves VI this opportunity.
Al communications addressed to the subscriber
vii! meet with immediate attention
JAMES f.. SMITH
Columbus Mi, April 9th, ls39.-S9-tc
\. B. Gentlemen wishing TO purchase county or
town rights, can be accommodated by applying al
the'oiIice Of the Columbus Democrat where they
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above men
toned patent.
The Misssslppnn, Jackson, and the RepubIi-
can Holly Springs, Will please give the above SIX
Insertions aud forward bills 20 me. j. f. s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
New and Interesting.

MURRAY'S TRAVELS in North America,
w during the years 1894, 1885, and 1886, in
Guiding summer residence with the Pawnee
tribe Of Indians in the remote praries of the Mis-
souri,, and a visit to the Azore Islands.
.Nouon's Hope, or the Memoirs Of a Provincial
Opinions Of Lord Brougham Oh Politics, Theology,
Law, SC.
The Thugs or Phansgais Of India, comprising
history of the rise and progress Of that fraternity
Of assassns and description Of the system which
II pursues, and Of the means which have been
adopted by the supreme government OF India for
its suppression,
Father Butler and the Tough Dearg Pilgrim by w.
II, Carleton
The Naval Founding, by the Old Sailor.
Sketches OF London, by the author OF Bench and
Bar.
Walks and Nanderiugs in the World Of Literature,
by the same author.
Prccouioa, Novel by Cooper.
John Smiths Letters, with Peters to match.
Blanche OF Navarro, Play, by James
TortcSa, the Csurer, play by Willis.
The above new works with fresh supply OF
SCHOOL BOOKS, have recently come 10 hand,
and are offered for sale To" for cash only 90
PFlSTER s GOODWIN.
Feb'y -, 1910 SStf
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proved .tr-4r.t "A. 1870. tfal - Fl-rr-, i.
"'si 90! % Apai next t.aerrs...t- cyl a..
ana Loae!sl corporations i1t-.. al 5as
CURED % pay spcc.e al Their e...,.',.-'''i 't7
.,'.., - - %, liabilities then da.
20 "i I'VE dollars and un8e, = o IL
a. Il Is iui'at' provided, "A tie n.nli -Ail ~
ae'' il2' Should any bank o. none a'etoa q
IA 'N's State, from and after Tie -. 60 eoI
lhe preceding section ofthis act ree. pfescfa.
'ie ON rs respective liabilities AZ ', ,tl pyr
ana 10 tle manEer therein presrrta'' sls.
Uuis w me president, cashir-. or -, X "a
~ pace MS name, together With - y saCA =
oach OF such note or evidence oc r.9 "a Gate, Ct
ssn.a'ion thereof, which said enI,,--1'y &c 3,
ned and deemed sufficient eyJsn ,s,'iis v 'isl
TelHsa. oil the bank TO pay specje. o. Po'ea,
Is iufther provided in the tenth ss, and Hhefss,
mat whenever the Governor. ei,Ise OI O. sd
hhcale oi The president cashier ar ~ iloE tie e,
SAID or by affidavit Of he holder oc IS sts
OH, or other evidence Of debt sb,lt'N' s4ca o..
such presentment has been dulv nj V Sisisd b,
refused, he shall forthwith i>s.s Ie aud Tay,..
Leoia,l's 'hdt sad corporation has id, yaa
S Sanh'9I powers and privileges And v4 ~
o-.''S u.a' on Tue 10Th day oI April, A d 1I ,as
SEM note On the words and figure, = e. i'il e
wy no. 2Os, A. The State Of Mss ION;
6'gby Rail Road Company, will nav 'i SYs 3g To
demand TO Chas. Walsh or bearer :, sia q
Columbus, LIST March, 1887. H. " = I'm. .a'r Ia,
ler a, y. zones, pres'I y to B. Hal.,osEIIa t's,.
me lombgby Rail Road Companv Wv, ~ ea''a
payment thereof, in specie-Ani wb.. a.u aeras.
Ter ana then endorse thereon /" NJ S,r Sds.
specie i0r tins note which was rernSal u'sGai4..
stead, teller" And whereas, allerwasJ . til.
on The 4Ih OF May lsl0 John Tbnro,oauH A7t.
OF The peace IN and for The county of Tn.s yae
ca QDiclo, notary public, did at tbe raono o"n I'd
), Aiken, demand payment ofsaij pois 49, o, 'I'a
OF SAID company, and payment ,bsrsaS :, m uF vi
aud there refused "" III
Now KNOW fE, that being satisfied o.,
sentiment OF SAID note has been duly mad. , ,s '
inent thereof refused, do, by virtue Of the s ,D
n me vested by the constitution and bw ,', .9l
State, issue this my PROCLAMATlOY S.. 4 u
that the Iombigby Rail Road Comnon,, 's y. Z
ie'ied all It's banking pocers and priri,g,, I'D ~
:, IN testimony whereof l. ALEXANDPR
McNGiI' Governor of the State aloressi ,a
caused lheSe letters TO be made patent and Gs ,r
seal OF The State to be hereunto affixed. " y"
Given under my hand at the city If b.,
son, this 9th day of June, A. D. ee
h. 81 ana OF the sovereignty of the SaeOya
SSSppI the twcny-thrd
~. -. e.. A, 6. McNuTT,
THOMAS D WOODWARD
1,.l,o. ~, Secretary OF Snt
70 The Mississippan, Columbus Dema
Grenada Reporter, and Eastern Clarion will nm
the above weekly four times.
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10 the Public.

VHNHE embarrassed state Of the country and our
u own necessities eompelG Us IN future to adopt D
therefore take this methld Of informing our custom
ers and the public generally, that as we are com
PEELED to make heavy payments during this winter
and the ensuing spring, that all debts doc us must
be paid or satisfactorily arranged, 50 that we can
make them available, and that our sales after the
first day Of January next will be considered due on
the delivery Of the articles Sod unesS on terms 9th
erwise specially agreed upon.
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