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MARRIAGES.

In this village Sept a. by Rev. s. Kellogg MI John Walton
TO Miss Jane Elizabeth Long
In Woodsiock Sept 81, by Rev. o II. Toson Stafford Edd
Hale, NJ D Of Elhnbeihown, N. Y, to Elizabeth Powers
daughter OF Joseph Churchill, Esq, of w.
In Derby, Sunday, Sept "a by Rev. WIN. Cagge, Rev
Charles Wiley Of Derby 10 Miss Harriet Clagge Of Newport
N II.
The above marriage olemnized in the meeting
presence of large audience and IL rendered
interesting from the fact that Mr. Wiley and lady
go missionaries, under the direction Of the Am Board,
the Puwnee Indians in the far West, Immediately after thu
maisge ceremony performed the following original hymn
composed foI the occasion by Rev. H. Hall OF Casbuy
sung by the chUTi
Herads of Jesus, go-proclaim
Salvation in Johovah's name,
To Pawnees, blind, at Deaths dark door,
Before they fall to rise more.
Go-teach the of tawny skin
How To escape the power Of sin
Point them TO Christ, whose precious blood
Has opened up way TO God.
Proclaim to red men, dark and wild,
The gospel, mercful and mild
Bid them from and strife TO cease,
And seek in Christ lasting peace.
Go-preach, to that never heard,
Jehoyab's truth, Immanuels word
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
BRIGHTON MARKET-NoNDAY, Oct. Q, la

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAY, Oct. 9, 1919.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patrot.l
At Market $50 Beef Cattle 875 Sores 1000 Sheep
Swine.
Beef Cdtie-A small advance effected from last
week We quote few extra ut 80 FIRST quality $ia425
second quality IS 81 third quality, = so 3 50.
Stores-Two year old SO Sl3; three year old SII Az
ieep-Smu lots of 30 and SO sold from TO AZ and
l5O Wethers from 25 to rs.
Srincshodts to pedde 2 for Sows and Ice or Bar
Ohio Hogs and lc large Darrows lee retail
from to l-2c.
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AoS's$sa1sSja&S
FOREIGN NEW 8.

ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA--TO-
tai DESTRUCTION OF THE U.
S. STEAM FRIGATE MISSOURI,
BY FIRE.
The British Mail Steamer Acadia arriv-
ed at Boston on Tuesday, in thirteen and
a half days from Liverpool. The Atlas
and Daily Advertiser of Wednesday give
the news by this arrival, the most interest
ing item of which is the total destruction
of the U. s. Steam Frigate Missouri by
fire. She had been despatched to China,
to carry out the Hon. Caleb Gushing, U. S.
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LIZ A. A. CROSS.

IIAVE just received at The old Stand of WIN. w Cad:
j WE'LL Esq. neat assortment Of ALL NEW
GOODS. selected with great VIII h they offer ior
sale, FOR CASH ONLY, at prices much lower than Is
usual.
Their ok is made up of general assortment Of Eng
lis French and American Goods Also. neat assert
mrn Of Crockcry. Glass and Hardware together with all
kinds of West Inia Goods and Groceries usually kept IN
iowh-except liquors An or any part Of which will be
sold terms which will be likely To satisfy reasonable ex-
pee atoms. They have adopted the cash system to avol
he actual Necessity OF charging those who do p,y for their
goods prices sufficient tn meet he losses winch every
concern that does credit business necessarily do,
fail
iCJs They hope to have opportunity If showing their
Goods to their friends, ami will be happy 10 show them
TO all who will give them call.
Munti eler, Sept ~. 1913. ISL
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before tho eyes that nevcr saw,
GDrend out flia Wise and holy Ia V

BEFORE tho eyes that saw,
spread out His wise and holy lav.
Though they arc filthy, wretched, vile,
On them the Saviour dcgns TO smile
Unfold his bunner--rear Il high
That they may see II, ere they die.
Go, tho the pesence be there,
And life be full of toll and
Is II not Jesus bids you GO
10 that dark land of sin and woel
Lean on His arm, He will defend
... And guide His servants to the end
Then with the ransom'd bid them rise
To His embrace, beyond tho skies.
Though partings here give pain,
We still will hope TO again;
Meet with the blood shed thfong above,
To sing Gods praise and share his love.
There may you num'rous throng,
To join you in angelic song,
As shining stars In your crown,
Whom Christ, as your reward, shall own
Amer the singing Of the hymn Rev. Mr. Hall preached
most admirably adapted the OCCASION from Mark xvi 49,
and Romans l2 49, Ia, and the first clause Of the 18th
His address to the missionaries the close Of the
exceedingly appropriate aud affecting and real friend
Of Christ who heard it, but would almost them the
pect they have Of enduring toll and hunger and indeed the
pvaton of all the blessings of civilized life, for his sake
ii peradvenure they be instrumental in leading dark,
unutoed Of the forest into the light of the gospel
to their particular friends, who about purt with
with hardly the prospect meeting again this side of
But at the thought That is the bidding If their Divine Mas
tor that they gohat they for purpose
but to carry the gospel TO those who have had enables
them give and TO take the parting hand with cheeruness
If the tear nvounaIy start il the tear Of JOY than Of
sorrow. ON
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KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PEOPLE !!
LEA 81 BLANCHARD,
PHiL,DELpHiA,
ARE NOW PUBLISHING IN PARTS THE
GV9l0pAsD1A OF @g . @AAPNWs
COMPARING
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ITS physical structure, lhs Natun History otcuoh eoun-
ny aud the lodus'fy, Commerce, P"litrul isii'u-
tons and civl anu ssciu state of ali nations.
BY HUGH MURRAY, F. R. S. E,
AsI-TEpN
Astronomy, etc. by Professor WALLACE
Geology, e'e by Proft''o, JAME,oN'
Bo,1ny, etc by r, - e,., HOOKER,
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cENTI,EMEN,s CIoTuINc

THIS day received BIZ storrs 4 Lsngdons splendid
aseortn ent of Cassimetes Of various s'ys and COL
ours also rich and elegant Vesns in great VARIETY Al.
so will be received this week large stock Of Cloths Of
rus kinds for Dress and Over Goats TO which the at
tenon Of purchasers is particularly invited as they will
be sold unusually low Sept 2Sh, l643.
O-PARTNERSliIP.
THE subscribers have formed Coparnershp and viii
l. hereafter transact business in the old store Of VIM.
W. Caldwell Esq on ash plan strictly, under the style
and firm Of l., Il A.'A. Cross.
LUTHER CROSS,
ALBERT A. CROSS.
Montpelier, Sept %, 1913. 20
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FOV GENTLEMEN,s WI

For GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
EG'D and Plain Pil, and 5eAyer Cloths for Overcoats
aso large lot of Boa1cloins, CsssimeTes and Vest
ngs consisting OF every shade colour and qualify which
they particularly invite the attention Of Cash Pu chase.
For sale BY ELLIS, WILDERand co.
Sept. 81, l84S q
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REUBEN B.HAYW AikD,s EsTATE.

REUBEN B.HAYW ARDS ESTATE.
TINHE Subscribers having been lppo,nted by thL Honor.
l. HE Pr bate Court for the District Of Washington,
Cummiss receive, examine and adjust all claims
dem inds Of all persons nst the esae Of Reuben
Hayward late Of Mon peicr IN sud district decra ed
represent ed insovcni-and the term of monthS from
tn 22d day Of Sept s45 allowed by said Court the
ditors III deceased cxibl, aud prove their pee
tive ella before us-DO give notice that wall atteud
to the duties Of app at the DIV cling house ui
Maria Has ward Montpelier in sad district, the Sd
Wednesdays Of i>oyember and March next; o'clock
afternoon each of sad Jaws.
GEORGE WoRTHTNGToN, Commits
ZENAS WOOD, }si nors.
Septem)er 2jd. A ID 1885, 80
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BOARD REDUCED
EsrOyynsOn's !Iddrts

ITO ONE DOLLAR PER DAY at the Bromield
j House. Boston. DANIEL CHAMBERLAIN.
Sent 25 1913 %
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MORE BONNETS AND RIBBONS
II the Cuner Store III, day received by express. A
"A few moe "f III Use beautiful Flor snce l'unnets a 81
beautiful Hat Cap and Neck Ribbons, which we Offer at
small adv Inca for cash.
STORRS & LANGDONS.
Sept % ls43 20
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A RID.

1NHE Mon'psIie. Rife COMPANY gratefully acknowledge
their obligations 10 Captain Me Of he Dinville
Rifle Company, 'r his KIM attentions to them during the
late brigade nd also sundry cit Of Danvile.
and all ohe h az home and abroad win rendered
them very acceptable services IN hat occasiun.
Sede,nb,r 90 Is43
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DIR. BANNING,s LECTURES,
ON THE CAUSE AND DISEASES OF I'll
sIuNA NJ sUuITNX


HUMAN TRUNK.
THESE Lectures will embrace remarks upon the affoc-
l. Il ms Of the LUNGS aud HEART, Bronchitis, Dyspep-
STA, Spinal Affections. Hypochondha, Female debility and
the nervous complaints.
The object will be shown familiar nner that the
origin Of these diseases is usually MToHAsioA and not
vital and consequently they he cured only hy mechan
ca means In illustrating this theory the Lecturer will
use TEN DRAwINos large life, which present very
striking view Of the healthy and diseased state Of tho in
ternal 'dgans .t.t SEQ
new supporter, invented BY DR.. Banning, called the
Patent Lace will he presented beore he audience and
PLANTATION given Of lis principles and properties This Lace
Is designed as assistant In the removal of the above
named Diseases while The time it entirely Super
codes the supposed necessity Of that unous practice light
facing.
sC-4SThe Lectures will commence Monday evening
next continuing FIVE consecutive evenings. The place
be designated hereafter.
Ladies and Gentlemen invited to attend the COURSE
ADMISSION FREE.
" d. Dr. b cun be consulted his rooms from ten
M to four p NJ. encouragement is not only held uut
those afflicted with the following symptoms but relief
have been the result in thu great orty Of
wilWeakness Of the voice-pdin in the breast-shor-
o breah with tghness that acknowledging of
the lungspapitat Of the heart with dead pain in the
side; sickness o goneness in the stomach
in the back witt Cuvlnre Of the great weakness Of
the abdomen, and pressure its Dwer REGION great pain
tho lmbs with iaintng and dizziness when riding
walking numbness and pric9ng sensa,ipns Of the
limbs accompanied by sudden pain the hips moving.
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CLOTHS!
SUPERFINE English and American BrDadclohs and
~ CassimrresDnubic and plain Beaver Cloths for
cold weather will be sold at prices corresponding with the
low price Of Wool by
29-6wis CHARLES SPALDING
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RUBBERs, RUBBERs, RUBBERs
NHE Old KIND heavy aud s.out for gentlemen and ladies',
L al Lyman and Kings Cash store.
SeptenLer 90 27
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VERMONT HISTORICAL AND NTI-
QUARIAN SOCIETY.

TNHE next Annual Meeting Of this Society will he hold
l. Montpelier, A. the Free Church, the 18Th
day of October ls43 at O'Clock M, w'iGh
add may be expected b' The President, Henr Ste
vcns ESQ. Up THOMPSON Secretary.
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CASH STORE.

| fMAN and KING, Main street. Don't forget to call
IL and see the best assortment Of Fail and Winner
hoods in the county We glad to see our irenGs and
We have good barga rs for them.
Sept 20 q7
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CHUS =.

+ YMAN and KING have received the most elegant
IL and srgesl lot Of Crockery and Glass Ware fom N
York evec offered ia Vermont
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NEW ST Q n INS.
I YMAN KING have JIis' received 1000 lbs. Sugars
~ consisting of Loaf A, Lump, Whre and Brown Hav
anna z. K. New Orleans, &c which will be sold very
cheap 6 The cheap Cash Store Sem. 9TH 1913.
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1919. CASH STORE.

1873. CASII IVTNII
T YMAN 4 KING have received This Fall 10 Bales ul
Sheetings which The, will sell at the agents pr
bales oi Ia gonns-3 pales al cis-2 u Exeer.-
We have made arrange nents 10 have Sheeles from
the agents themselves and will sell them
usual cheaper Than be sold b. any other concern.
Sept 20. %
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" EW STORE f.!

Sept. %, ls43.
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CTORRS Il LANGDONS have received from Ne,
- York large supply Of Fresh Teas bought low auc
ton cash prices and now cay thai where in Vernon
can they be bough, less than offs & l..
Sept. g. rs
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Few pieces Of rich Gtld Bow lI,nadcoihs for
n touts also Double Milied Bfoadcp,hs for Gentle
mans top coats
A splendid assortment If Pam and Fancy Cass,meres
Rich Vesngs Silk Velveis for do.
Sept.6. Is At J w. HOWES'
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n o Il CE

VIM. Donaldson * wfe0 ln the Common Pleas
VS. Of Union county Of Au>
The West Branch Bank gust term, lSi3, No.
at Williamsport, for the 2O2
use of Ellis Lewis, ESQ. = Amicahle action in
and the President, Di- ssumpsit and issue form.
rectors and Company of cd and directed by the
the Bank of Pennsyva. court For trial on the
MIA second Monday of Nos
vemher Term next for the purpose Of determining
whether the Legaces bequeathed by the last will
and testament of John Cowden. late of Nonhum
berlan1, deed. payable, and If so, whether they
have been paid otherwise satisfied or barred, and
how much each Legatee is entitled to receive out
of the proceeds Of the sales of he real estate OF John
II. Cowden hv the Sheriff Of said county, far
the said real estate derived by the said John II.
Cowden by devise from his late father, John Cow.
den, deceased.
Therefore, notice is hereby given, to all persons
interested in the questions for trial in this cause,
and in the distribution Of the snceeds Of sale Of the
estate of John II Cowden, that the said cause will
be for trial on the second Monday of the Novem-
her Term next, in New Berlin, in said county of
Union, wheG and where all pers ms interested in
the ab questions or otherwise, may attend il they
think proper and be heard.
BY the Cour',
WIN. ROSHONG,
Oct % lS43-4t. Pro'h'y
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--latest from Texas,

The Texan papers are to the l3,h inst On
the l4th, the day following, the nstionsl vessels
were to be sold OF public auction. Some of the
papers seemed violently opposed 10 the proceeding
and earnestly called on the citizens of Galveston to
opposei,. General Murphy, United States Charge
to Texas, has left the seat of fGovernment, (Wssh>
ingtcn,) and is now in Galveston. Strange ru
mors ore ahoat, about the cause of his removal
from thence, and other matters in connection
Herewith. A correspondent, writing from Gal.
weston. pretcnds 10 give the reasons :-Phiiadci-
phia Ledger.
"General Murphy suspected some secret ma.
chinations between the British AMI Texas CO.
vernmen,s, highly detrimental to the United States
interests, and forthwith set about discovering the
nature OF the mystery. This he was enabled to do
during President Houstons absence at the Indian
Treaty Ground--he being furnished with well au-
thencatcd and undoubted copies Of the eniile
REASONABLE correspondence held Ivy the Presden,
with the representatives Of the British and Mexican
Governments-binding himself to send commits
sons to recognize the nominal sovereignty of Mex-
CO, provided ths, Government viii thereupon cede
Texas to Great Britain. far a consideration Tex
as will then he British Province, Ivy cession from
Mexico, and consen, of the Executive of the Re-
public the confirmation Of the Senate and sane
tioH Of the people can he relied Ont is supposed
after sustaining the ordeal which the President
has led them through. Once province of Great
Britain, and the immediate abolition Of slavery fol.
lows as q matter Of coutse-hut consideration
is secured for the STAKEHOLDER. Free ports, cheap
goods, &c. g., and the consequent influx of Euro.
pean population, will soon compensate the people
for the empty name of Republic, which has
Knocked their ears during Houstou's arbitrary reign
But what, you ask, is to he the Traitors reward
GovERNoR GENERAL FOR LIFE, WITH A LANCE
SALARY Ann HIGH-soUNDISG TITLE, WILL BRIBE
HoUsToN To SELL HIs CoUNTRY The cores
pondence which aude TO fully explains the mys-
terry of the Presidents war against the Navy The
vessels were to be soll in New O,leans last spring
after which the Mexican Navy were TO take
Galveston and control the coast--to be secured by
q formidable inland invasion. The cesson to Eng.
land was then to follow, by agreement and the
people Of Texas would look upon their new mas.
,ers as rery SGrjonrs and odolt any form Of go,
vernment that their delIvcrers might prescribe"
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Mr.. McDuFrIE.-The Washington (Georgia)
News Of the l4th u|t. ays:-"Mr. McDutiie
sisted at political discussion last week. in Ehett
county, when he INST hy nine of he Georgia
Wings, in which, somewhat to the as,onishmcnt of
the Democrats he confessed that his opinions
relative to th7 consltu,ionaity Of United State.
Bank were unchanged, he still JeHersd to be
constitutional Though his health was very much
improved, be contemplalcs retiring fom the u S
Senate next year
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Administrators "A Notice.

NOrlCE is hereby given, that letters Of adj
~ mnisrdtlon of the estate OF Andrew X. Rus
sell, late of the borough of Sunbury, Norhumber
land county, decd, have been granted by the Re-
giser of Northumberland county to the subscriber.
All persons therefore, indebted to the said estate,
are requested to make payment, and all those hs'
wing claims will present them for settlement, on
Friday and SATURDAY the 18th end 18th days of
December next at the house OF Charles Weaver,
in the borough of Sunbury
JOHN RUSSELL,
Nov. llth, ls43.-6t Adnr.
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Public Sale.

WKTILL be offered at public sale, at the House
Wv of Jacob Leiscnring, (Bear Gap Tavein,)
in Shamokin township, Northumberland county,
on Saturday the :5th day Of November next, at
O'clock, p. NJ.
n y:sLUgBEE TT.gCT or L.syNID,
Situate in Shamokin township, Northumberland
county. on the Main Road leading from Irish Val
ley to Roaring Creek Valley, adjoining lands of
Benjamin Tilghmsn and lands late of Ann Penn.
berton and running within about 10 rods of the
Danve Turnpike, AMI within about so rods of
the Centre Turnpike, containing l02 acres and 40
perches strict measure about 80 acres Of which are
cleared; wherecn is erected large and commod-
Gus two story dwelling house. with never failing
spring Of water near the door, About l2 acres Of
said land excellent meadow ground, and the
residue Of red shale soil Of very superior quality
and is well timbered and wa,rred.
The terms of sale will be, , of the purchase mo.
ney cash, and the balance in equal payments, with
interest, at one aud two years, secured hv Bond
and Mortgage. A Deed with general covenant of
warranty will be given,
WILLIAM NJ. TlLGHMAN.
N. D. Persons wishing any further information
concerning said land. will please call on me at
Philadelphia, David Rockefeller at Sunhury or Mr.
Adam Gilger in Shamokin township, who resides
near ii, and who will shew the land TO persons de-
sirnus of purchasing. w. NJ. 4.
Oct, o. 1875
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\ or | C. T.

Elz'be'h Wallis } In The Common Pleas Of
rs. Union county, of August
Same drr,nd,n, Stern, lsi3, No 2Oi.
Issue directed bv the Cour, on the questions, as
vemhsr Term next
Notice is hereby given to all persons Interested
in the question, for tral in the above cause, and
in the distribution of the proceeds of sale Of the
tSte Of John II. Cowden, that the said cause will
he for trial on the second Monday # Novcmher
Term noSt, st the Coust House in New Berlin in
said county Of Union, when and where al persons
interested in the questions for trial or otherwise,
may attend ifthty think proper and be heard,
By the Cour.
WIN. ROSHONG,
Oct 2s lsi3-4t Proih y.