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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
A sSIGNEE,s sALE-

DY virtue Of sundry DEGREES Bankruptcy issued out
ID Of the District Court Of the United States for the Dis.
of Vetmonl, vestng in The several and Joint estate
Of The Bdnkrups therein set for and BY order of the
said Court will sell at public at the doelng-
house occupied by Urel Egcfun in Randolph on the l9h
day Of September next, al O'Clock p M. horse and
other personal pr perry
Also above, at The Inn Of @. Bodgct, in Chelsea on
the 2ls day Of September next at o'clock p NJ Ger
tain personal properly
Also above, the Inn Of o. Fihrld, in Orange on
the eth day If SEPTEMBER next, O'Clock p NJ one
horse notes judgments and other personal property
Also above at the dwelling -hnuse now &C
cuped by John Cwrler, Topsham the 2s.h day Of
September next at one o'clock p M, certain personal
property and assets
Also alb ut the dwelling house Of Luc ius Divo in
Topsham hy 25,h day Of Sep ember O'clock
p. NJ, claims TO real estate bonds for deeds and
lanis quantity Of pine lumber certain notes and de-
manIs and other personal properly together with pew
in tho Methodist Meeting House Grolon
Terms made known at the lime and place Of sale.
X. PARISH,
assignee in Bankruptcy for Orange Co
August % h. 1S42 72.5w
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MARRIAGES.

In Watsfed the 9TH instant by the Rev E. JONES' Mr.
Charles Jones aud Miss Harriet A. Dewey both of Wafed.
The printers fee is gratefully acknowledged
In Berlin by the Rev s. Kellogg, Mr. Aaron Crosby of Co.
lumbus, Ohio, to Miss Lucena Slader of Montpelier.
In Richmond, September 9TH, by Rev. Lyman Lovewell Mr..
Levi Whitcomb to Mr,s Betsey Russell.
At Wiamsown the 9Th instant, by the Rev. John A. Vim
ton Mr.. William H. Waterman, merchant of Racine Wskon
san, to Miss Caroline Answorth C Wiamstown,
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M O r f. DIR u GS.
CLARK a. COLLINS

lave this day received The argesl and best stock OF
1 l. DRUGS and MEDICINES ever before offered in
thr Montpelier MARKET which the will sell wholesale and
retail at such fail The purchaser
Physicians uliculo respectfully invited call and
the qIy and prices before purchasing where.
PLY sicans from abroad sending their orders may depend
upon receiving but the first quality of medicnes
At the lowest rates.
Montpelier. Sent 7 1912. 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
COMM:ssION ER's NOTICE.

w the subscribers, being appointed by the honorable
w the Prob Court for he district Of Randolph,
missoneis receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of Samuel TIL
lae "f Brainrce sad district deceased represents
ed insovent and also all claims and demands exhibited
oset thereto" and six months from the eighteenth day of
August being allowed BY said Cour for that purpose
10 therefore hereby give notice. that will attend The
business of SAID appointment a: the dwelling house of
JOSIAH ii in Brainree The last Monday October
the first Monday in February f ON o'clock p NJ
until four o'clock p NJ on each Of said days.
BELCHER SALISBURY, Comlnis-
JOHN SMITH, sionets
West Randolph, September 18th 1912 "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

.Nert door 10 it.-"Have you found your dog
which was stolen ?? asked a gentleman, on the
door step Of u certain provision store the other
day.
"No not exactly; but know where they sold
the sausages !" was the reply.-Picdyune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
JOHN II. lie.

AS taken tho shop formerly occupied by his brother,
L L whore he will make gen,emens Garments IN the la
test AID most fashionable STYLE aui warranted n at
the old stand first door East Of Branch Bridge.
| Garments made to order.
tL3NPartcuar attention paid to Cutting for others to
make and warranted
Mont eier, September L. 1872 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

1T N. BAYLlES won inform the public that he has
liz associated with him in trade, Messs j W. ELLIS
and A WILDER and that business will be continued
his old stand under the firm Of ELLIS, WILDER D. Go.
hioutpeIer August %, 1872. ~
NOTICE IS hereby gwen that petition will be piesen.
ted to the Legislature of Vermont at its sion
be holden at Montpelier the ID Thursday Of October
next, praying for Company to be Incorporated
stucta Turnpike from Eashheld Village to the County
road Molly Pond in Cabot
Mushfeld September 6lh, 1912. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

Charles Cassidy, Esq, of Williamson co. Tenn.
formerly warm and active supporter of Mr.. Van
Buren,, Gomez out, in long letter in the Nashville
Wing, in favor OF Henry Clay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

Revival Of Irade,-The Boston Mail Of the Sd
inst. says since The passage Of the Tariff Bill the
business OF that city has taken new start. The
transactions of the last Two days have been on an
extensive scale
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
TN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-VER-
MONT DTSTRICT

UNITED STATES DIS1RICT COUhI-F En-
MONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
ELIJAH HANSON of Wniqmstown in said District to be
declared bankrupt the courthouse in Rutland in said Dis
thct, on Thursday, October 6, 1872, 10, A. NJ
MARCUS T. c. WHITNEY Of MiddlesoS in said District
be declared bankrupt the house Rutland IN said Dis
uct, on Thursday, October 6, 1912, 10, A. NJ.
EDWIN w. CORLISs of Bradford in said District he dc
olafed bankrupt the courthouse Rutland in said District
on Thursday, October 6, 1912, TO- A. M.
JESSE COLE of Montpelier in said District, be declared
bankrupt, the courthouse in Rutland in said District
Thursday, October G, 1910, 10, A. NJ.
RUFUS CAMPBELL Montpelier in said District, be de-
olaed bankrupt the house in Rutland in said District
on Thursday October 6, 1912, 10, A. NJ.
ZiBA RICE Of Wased in said District, to be declared bank
October 6. 1912. 10. A. NJ
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GREAT BARGAIN.
700 DOLLARS LESS IHAN COST.

TNHE subscriber wili sell his premises where he now
l. lives. Those who wishing to buy think Ofbuild.
ing will find ii their advan age call aud examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
HEZEKIAH WARD, JR.-
Montpclier, 9eptenlber |, IS42 70
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
SAID district, the 7th day of September A d ls42-
( NHRIoTOPHER DOLE, administrator The
~ late Of Samuel Dole, late Of Mortified SAID district,
deceased makes application To SAID csurl to extend Tho
heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due om SAID
estate and settle his administration account, until some
future dJyWhcrcupon is nsr red bv said court that SAID
application be heard the Probate office Munlpe Ter,
the 25 day Of Sep euber 1917! and fduher ORDER
ed thit notice hereof De gwen To- the creditors I sald cs
iae, and 10 all others cen ered, by pub hing The sub
stance oi sad oppca lOh and "d'r9 thereon IA tie Ner
mont Waterman and Jouj nal pm q - MoAp'ue-, al
e'si ihrre weeks suCcessNt!y bet lie Tine r,sac
app niec for hr hearing of saId APP cation.
BY the Court. IS Attest, LYMAN 6N Cos, r p.
STAIEO VERMONT, In Probate Cout holden ~
Washington DIsiic'ss : AIon pelier, wu4ln t"i 4lf
sAid district On he 26,h day ofAr-ns A d $50
ENl BAR lLkIf, admnist.I.or on t.c estate 'f
JOS, bAIEHELDEk, Mle OF t!altn
Darct, tece cd, presents Is admin srauo .c..... ..
Observation-Disclosures i .racrri .... .. .-H,a
be referred The 2oH dsy ." Seplcuh,r ties E. 90
bate Office in tinn peier, .oi eAaui mat ..-
anee, and thai all concerned De ieG mere ' o..
Icaiion of tins rider IN the Yerml.t Wat,bna ~.
nal, printed at Montpelier, three weeks ,Gcc's ~ AS
may be- tina they may appear Al san uhe aud
place iflhcy cause, aud object Thereto.
By order If Court.
70 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS scisief
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STATE VI VLKMLN Wasnn-Iou
'''A'''' vs. - '''' IL cHANCERY-F.a,l ,Dea,-

=
Laban Rice,
WHEREAS, HnZhKIAK Il. REED o. . annelr-,
w in the county OF " as"ingt1u aores az bats o. he
bill of Compliant, stating substance thai uHe j. Hhm
Ellis Of Notthhed in sand countv Of Washington ~
Justly indebted Alphousp Rice Of sad Nor hitd,
dd fourth lay Of Mas a = 1889 make and eat
cute the SAID RICE, four pOmsspty NOES of taud Of
that date D. 6 100 payable IN for 500
and for $50 payable IT. four yedrsAl on interest
and puyabe said Rice Ordcr and In order 10 secure
the payment of said SAID Ellis did on sad 4 day e
May 1889 by deed of ba gam and SAFE convey unto The
SAID Aphonso Rice the following described land III SAID
Mortified all the land which the SAID phousJ Rice
had decided the said Jolham Ellis ttt day Of
May 1889 reference said deco for PARTICULAR de-
scuption--taat SAID mortgage deed and cs were duly
conveyed and assigned 10 The orator the SAID Aphonso
Rice, the original payce, the 9TH day OF May l8lli
for valuable consIderalon-ha one OF sad notes Aud
been sed and judgment had thereon in the anne Of 50
Rice in Orange Co. Court, December Term ISL, which
paid, and that the SAID Jothum Ellis, on The 2lst
day Of June 1889 also cove said premises 10 enc
Laban Rice of Jafrey, county OF Cheshire and STATE OF
New Hampshire by his deed of tina date, and pray for
the foreclosure Of the equity Of redemption 4 the premises
And Whereas appears that the SAID Llban Rice re-
sides out oil this state, so that subpoena cannot De
ed him. therefore in pursuance of the provisions oil tho
Revised Statutes chapter "a section 60-Nolce hereby
gwen the said Laban Rice aud he hereby requ ed to
appear before the Chanel of the Fourth Judicial csu
vi the Stale Of Vermont at the court house IN Montpelier
IN SAID county &C Washington, IN the third tuesday, Of
November being the hrst day OF the next stated term
Of the Court Of ChanCey said county, and make answer
the bill of complaint aforesaid and ABIDE such order di-
econ and decree therein as 10 SAID Chanceers ha seem
meet.
And the coml ,nan in said bill is directed to cause this
order 10 be pub iShed the VemJnt Waterman and STATE
Journal printed 1t Montpelier IN The county OF ashIng-
weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last o winch publications
10 be at least twenty days previous 10 the d TUESDAY oil
Noyembvr next, ito lime of the sitting Of tins court.
Dated al Montpelier IN said county Of Washington, this
5h day Of Sep ember 1912.
sTlLLMAN CHURCHILL, Clerk.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The honorable the Probate
District If Randolph, ! Court Tor the district Of
Bandiph-Fo alt concerned in the estate Of Widow Abb
ga Bigtlow Ia Of B,ookfed, deceased, iniesta
Gree ing
WHEREAS, Ebcnezer Smith, Esq administrator with
w the vii annexed Of the es'nte of the said decacd,
proposes IN reuder Of his administration, and
present his account against said estate for allowance at
The Probate Cpui to b. holden the Probate flee in
Randolph said District he first Tuesday Of October
nox,-Ihorc1re you hereby notified appear
before sad cou al the time and place aforesaid, to show
if any have why the sad account should not be
allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Court,
Randolph, IN said dsrc,, this goth day Of May,
II d ls4, VIM. HEBARD Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, The honorable the Probate
District Of Ranlol IN, S. Court for the district dfoe
SAID To all interested in the es'ae Of Luke Clark
etoof Brook6ed deceased to their agents attorneys
Erecting
WHEREAS, Ural CLARK, the administrator and one
w fthe heirs said estate has lde application
this requesting div sion Of SAID estate therefore,
you are hereby notified to appear at session OF SAID court
10 be holden the Probate Office in Randolph the LIST
Wednesday October next, ten O'Clock forenoon, and
make ynur object said DIVISION if you causeat
which time aud place all questions to advancemenis
made aede have been mac, by the deceased, to
any heirs, vii be heard md de ermined
Given under my hand and the seal of said Court, al RAN
dlph this 18th day Of September, A ID 1912.
"a VIM. HEBARD, Judge.
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GROCERIES

TLARK & COLLINS have Just ceived a fresh supply
~ Of GROC ERlES, which hey will sell as low can
be bought in Montpelier Aso WINES SO ccied IN Bos-
by DR.. Clark, for medicinal purposes and warranted
pure
MONTPELIER Sept, T. ls42. 70
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E&MDN1, Washington, SIS.
Washington County Court, April
Term A d 1912.
STATE OF Y
Oliyef l.. Drew
vs..
lanes l.. Collins and
Elitah HnharI

Oliyer l.. Drew
vs.. Washington County Court, April
lanes l.. Collins and Term d 1912.
EJah Hobart 6
4 CrlON of rec for piece Of land lying AMI De-
n hg IN Waterbury said county. described follows
wi "a that piece Of land decided by said Collins in
mortgage the said Hobart the 30h day Of Otlob
d 1888 and is the same on which sad Hobar, now
Iives-Aso other piece Of land lying in siiddieseS
said described follows 10 wit; the nOiln ha Of
lot No sc in the fourth division aud dawn To the org
right Of James Nesns, and he privileges and appuenen
res belonging unto said lands "
Aud the SAID James h. Collins not having had personal no.
of the tendency Of this ordered by The Court
thai he he notified hereof publishing the substance
Of said suit together with this order, the Vermont
Wachman and state Journal printed al Montpelier in SAID
county, weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last Of which publ
catins be at least weeks before The sitting OF this
Court ,n'peher the third Tuesday of Novem-
Der next, which will be deemed sufficient the said
James L. Collins TO appear at the said and make
SGILLMAN CHURCHILL, Cleik.
n g Smith Attorney 70
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PAPER IIANGTNGS,

~ ROLLS assorted patterns with app oprats Dor.
y ders Just received and for sale at he Parer NJ i'll.
by GEO w COBB q Co
Y,lage Mont eer. Sept 5. 1912 70
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of d. and D. A.
~ Partridge is by mutual consent this ds Dissolved.
DAVID PARTRIDGE,
A. PARTRIDGE.
Montpelier September 9Th, 1872 "a
N. BAN persons hwlng unsettled accounts with aid
6rm requested settle and pay with ut delay, The
demands will be found at s. Burbank jr's Store where
ID. A Partridge will be readiness 10 attend To al calls.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
WANTED

A good JoURNEYNlAN CABINET MAKER,
one well acquainted with The trade will bud employment
and good wages by applying soon.
Montpelier, Who NELs N KELLEY.
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NOTICE,

fNiME into he encosut. of the subscriber the 9th
" August ms ant, dark brown horse some white upon
bith hind feet aad short switch tail The
qies ed prove property pay clages and lake hun away
ZEDEKlAH ROBINSON.
BTantree, VT. August 81, l842, II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

THE subscnDer WI sci ms premises where he now
l. lives. Those who wishing to buy TANK ofbuild.
ing will find 1t 10 their adyanage 10 call aud examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

TIL Reed Solicitor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
NOTICE

rs hereby given that have relnqrished to my son,
i HORACE PLArF his time from this date, and shall
nohor nav any debts Of his contracting claim Of
his earnings DAVID PLAII,
Oran1o Vermont, August g. 1912, 10 Soc
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UENRY ri. TOWNSEND.
STRAW RONNETS.


with a general assortment of MILLINERY ARTI-
short credit April s-5lis
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assignee in Bankruptcy for Orange Co
August 90 h. 1S42 72.3'v
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-22
TE'Rae LToal OF the nay.
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGETA

THE OLD DUTCH OK GERMAN NEGEI IA
BILE PILLS.
TEVO the citizens OF the United States and the
u Canadas is respectfully submitted this DHec-
tory The means Tor regaining that which has
been partially, and in some instances, totally lost.
What blessing should be priced above that of
health and who knows better how TO piize the hlcs
sing, than those who have been deprived OF NJ 1t
it is old adage, (and one that contains wise in
iunciIon,) Gin a time of peace, prepare for war;.
We should in time of Health prepare for the at
lacks Of that stealthy foe, Disease. Ii would be
wisdom 10 observe his movements, TO scan we'll the
form in which Inc approaches, and then TO meet
him with hose means which are calculated To EFF
feet their overthrow.--Those means be-
fore this enlightened and Intelligent community.
They are accessible the poor well as rich and
trust that those who regard the Constitution
Of man one of the finest specimens OF Divine
workmanship, and the laws by which the sy stem
is governed and directed, originating iD no 9TH
err than in the councils of heaven, will far obey
the iplunctions of the latter to provide The best
afeguard for the former. a1. 1865 HtsH
1t is with the most lattering recommendations, sub
scribed by the most eminent Medical Gentlemen
not only in this country but also in Europe, that
offer this valuable Med cine 10 this American Peo-
pie.
7 Time and full opportunity for fair aud Impair
tial trial have placed the Lion of the Day be-
yond the brand ofImposition, Elumbug Quackery,
&c. s $500
This pill is composed of extracts OF nine parts Of
The vegetable kingdom, (heing entirely free OF any
drug ot deleterous nature) and adapted particular
various secretOns OF the Hannah system, Billo1s
Fevers land Cholic, Fever and Ague, Jaundice, Scar
let Rash Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Costiv eness, Asth
ma, and liver Complaint have beeu cured, by u.s.
ing these Pills according to the direction accompa-
nying each box -.a.s n. 3 vtislen
1t IS not intended that this medicine is cure
for all Diseases to which the human sly stem is liza
bic.
Many efforts have been made TO compound a
Medicine which would cure all Diseases, but have
FAILED. Those Diseases enumerated above, are
within the power of these Pills and cure or
relicfis warranted. t'4.A
| For SALE BY DR. LUTHER JEWETT, ST.
JoHNsBURY, AND AT THE PRINCIPAL STORES IN THE
| u. STATES 81 CANADA. 4e.tt .E1sg52 litti ~
Price 81 12 cents. I'll sch ata ~
| AGENTS.-}aker, Judevine 6 Hoiiou, Lumoi-
vile; A.. 81 NJ. X. Cheever, I1ardwick; Aiken d
! Vincent Walden; Warner 81 Co., Cabot; |. Cut
Ting, Cabot; E, Eaton, Danville; s. Humphrey,SL
Johnsbury; l.. r Brown, Lyndon Corner; Morril
s. Rankin, st. Johnsbury East; L. r. Fairbanks,
Waterford; John NJ. Parks, Barnett X. M. and
Skinner, Barnet; Isaac Waits, Peacham; Chand.
Ter and Brown Peaclam; ]. 81 A. C. Denison, Sui
ton; Charles G. Newell, Burke; j. NJ. Hoy, &Co
! Lyndon. lss. ,,5 2lSy1,
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pie Of honor magnanimity and virtue 10 flourish Tor
The benefit Of mankind. Charity purihes and exats
The mind above evory thing mean and sordld, ana
directs all its efforts to objects of practical utility
/: teaches not to scorn, contemn, rldicue, cal
umniate, or make use Of every possible means to
destroy the reputation of those whose religious o.
pinions differ from ones own; but to cherish and
behierd the pure spirit which characterized The
son oil man # is that heaven hike virtue which
timulates man to adore God as the supreme object
of his love, and to exercise friendship and good
will towards man accompanied with acts OF justice
and kindness. The more il is examined and Prac-
icod tho more beautiful and lovely il appears. II
suilere,h long and is kind; doth not behav" itself
unseemiug ly-seekelh not her OWLS moi easily
proyoked-thinkelh no evil. Ia truth it is in per-
feet harmony both with the attributes and the
word of God.
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Nor nd Rs eligious
From the German.
s EEP A N d d E A T Ii.

s l. f. "A ~ IL ID T. "A L IL.
Hand in hand they wandered over tho earth, the
angel OF Sleep and his brother angel Death. 1t
was evening. A hill overlooking tho dwellings
of men clad in Iuxurant green, invited them TO
rest The las. sound of the vespcr bell had died
away on the breeze; sad and solemn silence
regned in the scene before them In stiffness and
auietude, the emblem of their calling, rcposed the
benevoen, spirits and darker grew the shades Of
night.
Then rose the augei of Sleep from his messy
couch, and scattered, with gentle hand, the invisi-
BILE grains of sumber, which cool zephers waited
to the quiet habitations Of the weariod filters of
the soil. Now sunk into sweet ropose the DWELL
ers of those rural from the aged man whose
head was whitened by the fros.s ofmany winters,
TO the smiling babe, blossoms. The sick forgot
his pain, the his grief, poverty her cares.
All eyes were closed. sr
His benevolent task fulfilled, the angel Of Sleep
ioined his lonely brother. With smile Of inno-
cence beaming on his countenance, 'ho exclaimed,
"When the morning dawns, and the flowers shed
their fragrance on the plains, and the birds warble
forth their sweet melodies toward heaven, 'hen
will men praise me as their friend and benefacor.
oh, what bliss to do good in secret aud unseen?-
How happy are we, the invisible fu!fllers Of a
Heavenly will How blessed is our quiet calling !!
So spake the angel of Sleep but his words OF
10y found response in the troubled bosom of his
companion. Deep marked the features of the
angel of Death; and such mortas shed not,
glistened in his dark, calm eye "Alas," uttered
he, "why not also to the sweet tribute of graf,
itude. Earth calls me the spoiler, and the son of
man denouncss me the spoler, and the son of man
denounces me as his foe" -s
sob, my BROTHER" replied the aogel Of Sleep,
"Wheu the rises that shall quicken to day
that sets not, to eternal spring, will not the
righteous, in their awakening, know thee as a
friend and beneiactor? Are we not brothers, and
the obedient doors of our heavenly Fathers win.
The countenance Of the angel Death frightened
at these words; and stronger grew the tie that
bound these brother spirits.
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gB@3Rsg@A3@gs yP@Wea~
IN DANVJIIE ~S&

fESliE subscriber has this day shu, I'M /,
r. and banished from his house MI H. us Ba,
Gates, and intends henceforth 10 keen "a' inoi,
perance House, on strict temperance pr6 sGoG Ten
do this not from motives of gain ''PGs
friends and neighbors will bear me w, a. Mny
from rd P,1o,2s, convinced as am that lie s 9
n disgrace TO u civilized community. S'a
invite my former customers, and tha g..
tempe rance generally to sustain me in this at,0
and trust that they will find me ever readv ~
nis and provide every thing that really con,'h t
to the comfort of the traveller, and all ,h",
way iaring man can need. "'' 100
Danville, Feb. 6, lS42 o3SI