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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-16

DIR. llAwKEs.-This gentleman has re-
Gently delivered an address in New York city
which has excited good deal of interes, IN
religious circles. We find the following re-
marks in regard to it in a late number of the
New York Courier & Enquirer.
observed IN your paper day or two since, few
renarks on an article from the Journal Of Commerce
repuohsned m the Commercial, touching a sermon
preached on SUNDAY morning last by distinguished
.lefsymah OF ms city | was sorry to see any of
'ose isaiks Tor 1t Is not quite fair to say the least
OF IL 10 earoie few isolated passages or sentiments
rom any public speaker, and then hold him response
" rn any ierences which community may choose
70 uraw' Inc person VINO wrote the article in Tho
'J9'nu OF commerce did not, suspect hear i, him
sen, uut must have taken it at second hand without
hearing the whole discourse fairly represented 10 HIM
naa .he satisfaction and happiness of hearing it,
ana must say, that il was one of the most immnous
and powerful exhibitions of divine truth a. eonirn.,s5
% e.oamone OF the mos, satisfactory exposures Of
iese systems and conclusive statements of wh,, ,be
.h9rcn Of CHRIST actually was as based on The word
81 God, hat have ever listened To- Blu, he no vh.r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-16
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We fully concur in the following article.
The seisure of these islands was most fla
gitious and barefaced outrage, which no Gov
eminent, less insolent than that of Great Bril-
Z Lii, ,r,,,ll ,,,n. Inn, L..al L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27
WORAM Il HEATHER.
Ne. SIT BROAD WAY.

UPH OLSTER Frs.
w k& H. respectfully inform their trends and the public
tat tney attend the abo busnes, all is branches
and make carpets the and sty on mo
terms - '~
Estimates and CON given the shortest notice
N BAH kids of old work attended TO with pupctusltv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27
UNITED STATES
TEA MPORIUM.
l2l, ia,s l29 Chnthaa, street, Neg YW1.

AGEHcr 3l8 BLKEcKKR STREET.
WHULESALt. AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue 10 Offer foy
sale and freann! Tear Of every variety and style
Their pecally ucindes the delicious nd
or grades Of oreep and Black Every package bears the
stssp sni elegance the Tcss
horoughv scared rem ght aud that IN quality
powe wi remain nnimps'red in climate Their
prcecutiuy nrsncss perhaps scarcely he cxcelied
founded nppn ths almost regard 70 the rights of he
~ espec,aly with weight aud quality and
ged cheapncss ~ purchasers called upon
,rtice, which tad them the fullest which
he MONEY will Ne chserfully and promptly refuard Coun
nv merchants pubc establishments, heads OF families and
,hpmasers viii ond us decided advantage TO supply them
Elves from this estsbiishnent.
Coffee roasted tyery day.
rdeu from ali psrs OF the United beutef erecned viii
sromp ttade and despatch -
= The only warehouse IN Anoca. TOT thr sale OIL hos
~ .,iebr.rri niscs rrs nil inv
T IVERPOOL ORKELL COAL-leo tons, warranted,
L. superior stcle board ship Hottngae side
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part Of which is meadow aid plough and, with good
ssse orchard with variety Of eherr
and pum6s aud other fruit TIE buildings consisting Of
for cattle together with good dwelling house and well of
water AT the door; uhciency of rewood there never
farm about three miles from Elizabeth town
Of the stopppg place Of the zabethown and somevilc
abroad ANY u ther description - net necessary
price particulars apply to John D. Murdoch On tie pre-
NB-Th would be desirable location for doing
business in New Yok being within hours ride Of the
|e;ry March 18th, is3 MO 2wsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27

EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
THE sessssn will send an through from e., mi, city
of d &
them. POMEkOY CO.,
NIB Immediately the opening Of lake nsTgsiion The
&C. cont hroughout c'pneIiop
with their New York. Albany, Troy, and Buffalo daily e,
DAMS = GO.'s NEW YORK AID NEWAkK
s, SsSs - New THAT
s M q: e s Il. .nd uu
and S and al ohs. s f Esp.:
QIaen arteles 70 be returned by the Express will
a'ssssd n: sosiis and Newark m
E:::: s:=sg r. Il I! &
HANNREM COS EXPkE r. and nd, e Thur.
0G m9 sw ' ''0n''t'00' 'HArNpEN CO. swal.:
oes Sss :Sns @
The letter bags ior the KoyaI Mail orLir xool
f oG u %sss ~ az as;a o ansv
~ '''''' 'A''' '''''' Apply +" HAHNDEE sGo.
Agents tks 1ssscMA#EtkAkss N sElYs Co
machine; S~ 81 :o.d~sy New 1oil@ isf
Kim % n he % waS
tsny the public that he has work machine his
Ea made with
Soses 81 es Ss
way New York Dealer; earnestly invited to try the
g. Hot Chocolate and Coffee served up in Saloon
l.: sa,s. sSs1s :sssis. 4 Hysssals M
Fire EnE'pes Of every 'ze' for Cities villages iactenss
Garden Ensi1.. Fire Hooks. Fire Baetss and Fire Caps
S?siSs Hc:s, Cqgns sss w
%na MIL. s HSs fo %9a Water whs. &c., for work
sSp Steamboat Pumps for 6nx boilers, &c., to be used
Pump: condensation. of any required use
.d , os Sa eRs SSsl and
n fact are seSee o.
,ss ~Ss &c i
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscriber beSs leave
- TO .nfoIm his and friends general Tbs, he has
s: aa $ 4 ss %
call and eYmine his stock before purchasing as he n.end.
il ms e; sly s;:S JOHN i, g d HssS iI.:,
R RaHs q
well to be essentially z, hs season % me
and
sls
oa ne fb s .s" 10 snT
part Of the CITY Brooklyn Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths for
DRAFTS ON IEELAND-Ai ali times Can be had from
an the s; e"a s Ss II se r sa Ct %
the principal towns ,hroughou Ireland. Apply to
ROCHE. BROTHERS u CO.. IS Futon ST., N. Y,
m2ir Mex roof to thu Fulton Bspk
| VIGILANCE ON LONDON.--Bnis OF Exchange at CO. 80
Il Is and sight, the old house
Of M,s Prescott, Gfoe, Ames Co., london all
| ROCHE, BROTHERS s. CO., IS Fulton st.,
| m2ir Next door t. the Fulton Bank.
cCOTCH RIO lRON-2Oo tons superior Scotch liz
| - Iron Langioun band, Tor sllc by .
| ~ WOODhULL & MNTURNs
m2a 81 South street
pi.Ls OF EXCHANGE on all nar. .. rneiAao, irelsnc
and Scotland of s. E0 El5 and S2a,S
payable al ssht without Pesons desous Of
tns TO thsir fends will And this safe method Apply
| u. J. SILVESTEN
| md "a Wall street and ITO Broadway.
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CHEAP LASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
81 John street, (uear Wiiiam.)
THE subscriber his friends and the
public generally he has opcned Establishment
he Cheap Cash system where gentlemen will always ind
New and Fashionable Assortment of Cloths Casmeres and
Vesngs which will be made order style OF ht and
workmanship surpassed other establishment in the
city, at the following low PRICES
Fine Dress or Frock Coats any color, from $I4 to $l8
Saperfue do do do 1910 Is
Pants Of Wool Black, or Fancy Csssmeres $40
Vests Of Saln, Silk, Vsentia, Velvet. b.. 3to
Just received splendid nlo Spring aad summer
goods, at extraordinary low prices.
~ Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them
made and trimmed the lowest possible prce. fer Cash.
ma mec JAMES LACY.
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TO THE LADIES.
INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON.
A. BEATTY consdered in ctiou with DR. FELIX
6OORAUD'S POUDRES SUBTILES.

TO THE LADIES.
INxTERatLsEsG ;r DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON;
i with DR. FELIX
%an.hp fnsture ii: model the human form.
and s This
hisn order Of mental faculty. iosSesS marx q
.ssssd Of hi. feature though
portion q which their only to
n,ss in s SC Sd wiz
the the short S on &. hs
neck when appasn-the Of mole Or The beard when
ss al 3 d eventually
oouHAuD's EAU 81 BBEEAAUTFFF F', OR TRUE WATER
For removing scLes pimpes blotches Sores burns
:Sss s.sy
Composed materially from dorers and sinUe. mpa.
nf asa %
OOURAUD,s BLANC D'EspAaNE!
mes. 70 the free from
elegant boxes, at g cent. each ,..r
at % dsss L.f T.n ess'Asfs e.
:.si Ssr., Y Ss';s
$s: i 1 I'd.
MN ss sf TsJS;. fSs:
Sss,nr. rspps rless.S1
RSbin.on periodical agent; Psabu.sh Tarie; CHG nnsr
bhSn.a Gs MAN ;ssfs ": H y y,s
is, 5
cpridty Of Of base counteeite, who al
Psnss '% oa
6; @ eS o %
1ocroI sniis engraved the outside wrapper Direc-
Cosmetic, - 81 Walker street, one door from broadway
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JOHN M. DAVIES Il JONES.
los WILLIAM STREET. CORNER f1E JnuN

HAVE Just received from recent and OF their
the nS1y lining tasty nd
assortme" Of wood rsev ne
CAps oqa , s%ssv among vs,s WHICH S aIs-
ChhxATs-of plain and figured s,tiu gro grains cam
s SGLA1vvsssL9s ry IS NJ .a; a seehs
Shake. .s, WOO.
LIN IN sSSd1L and svro. Of Al
sHIRrs7Ofinsn muslin. French c.mbne plain and with
S sYEsEEHbs sFIkse5e . .S% l.; silk &C.
to Adhere in any climate '' " -
The asoye ssmGs, only of their pu
d WHoIE Abb sfs r.
1T ofl an 1 sfh IL GoTsEh OF JOHN
/ SIS 1 hpt HHH s4y 81 S Fg S9N
sNs o Gi Ss TSa By q
S.ssy s iys Sss On ,,, The Public
Mon Mond ~ The third day Of Ap o'clock alter
VII The People o. hs ss. Of Ssx
s pay S Of }RsCe, and the pinSps
1851 " '' 'an'' ran' atsr 'ne year
Il !, to be andst 3D. h:t the Commissioners are to be at
OpSon Of the State '"'''
&c a' . S ssG
nh snsoss Of sss
Ter at Albany ' 1 W '''oo"p' VI
The money will be required paid before the 9Th
Day Of Auril next IN such Bank in New York Albany
'ha os desgnaed by the Commissioners Of the Canal Fund
those residing out Of tho will interest on the
ock held oy them QUARTERLY the Bank Of the
Gompsny j. the cry Of New York; all stockholders at
the New York State Bank in the city Of Albany -
Canal D''ts%ia fs;'s assss sS !''
GEO. r. BARKER Attorney General
NATH'L JONES, surveyor General.
THOMAS HARRINGTON, Treasurer.
m2l to ap3r D. 8. DI1 KlNSON, Lieut. Governor.
Wall street. maj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27

|IJ MORAN0E having taken the Ma shall House, corner
H. of Broadway and Reed and fitted commo-
dousy boarde would respectfully
the aees in the United states that he has
without their wives during the Passover Holidays Per
feeling DESTROYS Of making the Marshall House their home
PERIOD will find expense sha De
adsr them comfortable and the prices moderate to
suit the times. MI Wv 4
|DEMOVHLThe Office ef the Jefferson Com pa
n NY hi. day removed to % Wa!ises oppc SIT
the Msr-h~uts' Exchange. NILS &C
IDEMOVAL.--P MACS Hair Dresser and Wig Maker, has
nmeyed from sa to iss 3ro,dway, afew dsor' below the
he fashionable STYLE he viii continue the
buspes. and will be pleased to see hs 9id enas ana
private for ladies hair dressing and ja~poSng This
of Jampoony considered by thousands OF
New Workers and OF the heathes articles LOT
the Of dandrun and 81 the
Faculty Paris and patented WAhlng
Nohinr Is more pleasant and des than through
his ooerafion In the h,nds Of p NAES. mi62w~ec
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For approved paper months cent fo' cash.
Wo'dup, printing ,nk, presses, cases, valleys bass rule,
sticks and other mate Ias furnish
ed viii promp,itnd and at the owesI pres
Pr of Newspapers who publish III advertisement
with IN 8 three times be the Of June, 6t5. ami
send Of the p,pe he foundry will be entitled
meat 81 their b, buy ing four the Of II.
mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27

Manchester Old England March, 1913.
p. ST. perceive that you are getting on pace
in initiating manufacturers OF the old world. But
some extracts have read from the speeches OF the
Hon T. Allen, and the Hon. Dan. Webster, made
few years back, were all the other way. The
former gentleman said, "God forbid that there
should ever be Manchester IN the new world
ing then / suppose, however, that you will be
going on, as others have done, and find It all out
when it is rather too late. If you were TO pay a
ii tie more attention to the advice OF your Old
General at "the Hermitage" think it would be
the better for YOU in the end
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27

TOOLS-TOOLS-TOOL
ALgEKTsON,S Congars, Hsrons and Giffordl warrant
ed asst Steel Cooner Carpenters Ship Carpenters
Edge Tools be had at wholesale aud retail Of OSBORN
LIZ 30 Fulton street, New ok tle per allowed
cooper Tools lren Rven. Truss Hoops Slave Jonten
Also, Importers and General Dealers in English German
and Americas Hardware, Cutlery Nails, &c. &C.
-. CHARLES OSBORN
I IL 3m ecs CHARLES g LITTLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27

N IMPOKTANT LONsIDEEAIFUN FOX TIE
n LADIES-MRS.LOVE,C Corset Maker, No 6s Lispeu ard
calls the teuton OF ladies' her important invented ADJ
domna Supporter for the preservation Of the health rnd
strength during pregnancy. Tins Abdominal Supporter has
called forth hs fullest appreciation of the most eminent Meo
satisfactory results those ladies who have
used them Ii perfect appca ion acting support
and preventing all st upon the muscles and he consequent
fatigue and Of the whole during pregnancy
Nothing that has ever been invented offers many decided
for the dent
the period Of ge'aen the time preserving the natu
raj FORM Country merchants and city retailers supplied on adj
Mrs /. the calls their
improved Shoulder Elastic Braces for misses
being the long required the expansion of The
chest Mrs. has secured patent She begs refer rra
Se 70 n Fr,pc "f d. o ~ Pond D %Dmp.d yoI
Gilman D., Professor Parker, M d. Dr. Nelson, A. G.
Castle, M. d DR.. J. W. Moore, J. Nelson NJ. d, j. w.
Erancis VI. ID. mi
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Worms! Worms, Worms,

VAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE-'r III.
~ VefmifJge is perfectly safe, and so nIea.'
ami that children will not refuse TO take i !,
elIectualy destroys worms, neutraIiscs ac;d;,,'
or sourness of the stomach, increases the aS
petite, and acts az a general and permanep,
tonic, AMI il therefore exceedingly beneficial n
intermittent and remittent levers, indiges,ion
&c. and is almost a certain cure for fever .r]
ague, and what is of more importance, il do~,
il permanently.
IL not only destroys worms and invioot.,o.
the whole system, but il dissolyes and cary;o'
off the superintendent slime or mucus. So n,e,
alent in the stomach and bowels of childrs,
more especially Of those in bad health III,
mucus forms the bed or nest in which vorms
produce their young; and by removing il Il
is impossible for worms to remain in the bodV
II is harmless in its effects on The system
and the health Of the patient is always im'
proved by IFS use, even when no worms are
discovered. Numerous certificates Of IFS use.
tuness have been received; which the pronre.
tor does not consider necessary TO publish.
John Thompson, near Salem, N. J al.
minstcred this Nermifuge TO n chill between
two and three years old, and saws that in few
days she discharged one hundred and thirty
seven large worms.
Mr. Joseph A. Lenlz, Of the Penn Tocp.
ship Savings Institution, PhiladcIphia, gave il
TO one OF his children, aud says that after tho
sixth dose i, brough, away about fifty worms al
once, FIVE and six inches long.
MIR. Ferdinand Woodruff used two bottles Of
this Vermiiuge for dyspepsia, and in the course
oI'two weeks discharged upwards OF thirty piec-
es oftape worm, and was thereby p, ilcCtiy cafrt.
Another gentleman of this city had il I'D.
minisiereJ TO his little daughter about three
years old, when she had number of discharg-
es from her bowels, composed entirely of htlk
white thread worms. He says they core
away from her not only by hundreds, bail
may truly say by thousands, separately aud IN
solid balls as large as hickory nuts, composcl
entirely oi dead worms.
Finally, what the public have long desired,
medicine of this kind, which might be de.
pended upon, prepared by regular physician.
it now offered to them, and can be had of D..
Jayne, Nc. 90 South Third Street, fhladel
phia, and at his Office No. 500 Broadway, New
York.
BUTTON & CLARK, Agents for Bra.
tleboro. March 4 lS43. 9In02s
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USE OF THE BAROMETER.

l. The rising of the mercury presages, in
general, fair weather, and in falling, foul
weather, as rain, snow, high winds and
storms.
3. In hot weather, especially if the wind
is south, the sudden falling of the mercury
foretes thunder
3. In winter, the rising indicates frost !;
and in frosty weather, if the mercury falls
three or four divisions, there will follow a
thaw; but, if it rises in continued frost,
snow may be expected.
4. When foul weather happens soon after
the fall of the mercury, it will not be of long
duration nor are we TO expect continn-
ance of fair weather when it soon succeeds
the rising of the quicksilver.
5. If, in foul weather, the mercury rises
considerably, and continues rising two or
three days before the foul weather is over,
continuance of fair weather may be ex-
pected to follow.
6. In fair weather, when the mercury falls
much aud low and continues falling for two
or three days before rain comes. much wet
weather may be expected, and probably high
winds
z. The unsettled motion Of the mercury
indicates changeable weather.
8. Respecting the words engraved on the
register plate Of the barometer, il may be
observed that they cannot be strictly relied
upon, to correspond exactly with the state of
the weather, though it will, in general, agree
with them, as to the mercury rising or fall
ing.-Newark Sentinel
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-23
uROGNDR'Yo

E1S PACKAGES of China, Earthen, and
j bC Glass Ware, just received by the sub
scriber, consisting Of
80 crates C. C. Chambers, Plates, Naples, &c.
" G. G.. Ewers and Basins.
90 Blue cdg'd Plates, Dishes, Naples,
and Bakers.
10 " Mocho Chambers, Bowls, Mugs, and
Jugs.
10 casks blue, brown, spiig'd and white Gran
lie Dinner Ware.
10 crates do. do. do. Tea Ware.
f" do. do. do. Ewers and
Basins, and Chambers.
+" do do. do. blue rais'd
fg'd Granite Tea Ware, new patterns.
" white, sprg'd and blue rais'd iig'd
China Tea Ware.
" gilt and gilt root China Tea Ware.
90 casks Of Glass Ware, of every description.
10 cases Dutch and American Tumbers.
casks Bristol Fire proof Ware.
All of which are offered for sale at New
York prices, and will be packed to order, To-
geiher with a large assortment of Ware usual
~ kept at a Crockery store. The attention of
Merchants to this stock is respectfully solicited.
JOHN s. GRAY,
Ena Buildings, CO State street.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Hartford, May II 1913, 80
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Durham Bull,
PRINCE ALBERT.

YTNHOSE wishing TO improve their stock of
Il Cattle, will find, at the Livery Stable of
Chester w. Sargent, (kept at the stable of the
Vermont House,) imported full blood
DURHAM BULL, which is decidedly the
finest animal that can be found in this section
of the country. At this day, this breed of cat
lie is too well known TO need any praise. To
see Prince Albert is enough 10 convince the
most skcplicaI that this opportunity affords
them a better chance TO improve their stock
than is usually found.
Therefore, any one will do well 10 avail
themselves fthis chance, by calling upon the
subscriber, who they will find ever ready To
wait upon those who may call.
= WARREN BRIGGS.
Brattleboro, April 10, 1913. 50
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INSURANCE..
Ktna Insurance Company,
Hartford, Conn.

MYTH a sound capital of 100000, offers
w its protection against loss or damage by
fire. on The most favorable terms. This Com
pany has been in operation for many years, and
It's reputation for fair dealing is too well UNDER
stood and appreciated to require any pledge for
their future course.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in
Braltleboro, or ad jacent towns, will please call
on l. G.. MEAD, Esq, their Agent, at his
Office in Rrnttlcboro.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
s. l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, Aug. II, 1912. tf5l
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Spring Goods.
RIRCEAAEED g. SAWYER,

A RE this week receiving large and ele-
IN giant assortment of NEW GOODS, just
purchased at the lowest market prices, which
will be offered at small advance, for cash,
produce, or unloubted credit.
ej- Persons attending the ensuing term OF
She Court are respectfully invited to call and
examine their stock, with the assurance of
making purchases as low as at any other store
in the county, the New York and Boston
stores not excepted.
u1- Live Geese Feathers at 80 cts. per ID.
Fayetteville, Nav 49, 1913. CIV So
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Second Addition.
G.. G.. HALL,

TEAS Just received from Boston and New
HI York, further supplies of DRY GOODS,
comprising many kinds of scarce and desirable
articles. Among them are
Mems fine double rim Leghorn Hats;
Boys
Florence and Straw Bonnes;
Bonnet Ribbons; Muslin de Lane Shaws
and Hdkls.; Rich Silk Shawls;
Light fg'd Silks for Dresses;
Swiss aud fine Cambria Lawns;
Silk Mitts; Nett do; Parasols and Shades;
Printed Lawns and Muslins;
Rich Parisan; Prints, new styles;
Summer Pant. Stulis, in great variety.
Also, great bargains in Broadcloths, new
styles fancy Cassimeres, fine wool dyed Black
do, Merino Cashmere, &c. &c.
June s, lS49. al
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Morgan DE Forest.

TUNHlS celebrated Morgan Horse was bred by
n Derrick IIartwell of Langdon, N. II. He
is the largest of the Sherman Morgan Stock,
and weighs l2OO--color beautiful dark chest
nut.
nPFor pedigree, see bills.
Farmers, and lovers of good Horses, are re-
quesied to examine this Horse before they
make any contracts for their breeding Mares
His action and cnrriage are very superior, and
he is not surpassed by any Horse in the coun-
try for trotling. .H
The owner Of this fine Horse has been at
much expense to procure one of the best Hor-
SEES in this State, and he Knows he has succeed
ed, as far as muscular power, speed, beauty and
fine proportion can be combined in one horse;
and his stock bids fair 10 be of the very first
rate, and commands as high price as any
stock on Connecticut river. The owner can
produce certificates of the above assertion to
all unbelieveTs.
De Forest will only stand during the sea-
son Of 1889 at the stable ofihe proprietor, in
Brattleboro, where he can be seen at all times.
Season TO commence Saturday, May Is, and
end in July. For further particulars apply al
the stable. ,,a.e sl.
.. l.. FARR, Proprietor.
SAMUEL S. JOY, Agent.
Brattleboro, May, ls4S. SO
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LETTER OF WILLIAM PENN.--A letter from
Governor of Pennsylvania to the Indians,
is likely to be an interesting document to
many readers, aud we therefore subIoin
from the Doylestown Democrat, an anthem
tic letter from William Penn to certain abb
orignes residing within the bounds Of the
province. 1t is an interesting document.
William Pcnn's Letter TO the indians of
Pennsylvania.
England, 2lst I'd mo. 1862.
The Great God, who is the power and
wisdom that made you and me, incline your
hearts to righteousness, love and peace
This send you to assure you Of my love
and to desire your love TO my friends; and
when the Great God brings me among you,
Intend to order all things in such manner,
that we may all live in love and peace one
with another, which / hope the Great God
will incline both me and you to do | seek
nothing but the honor of his name, and that
we who are his workmanship, may do that
which is well pleasing to him, The man
which delivers this unto you, is my special
friend, sober, wise and loving, and you may
believe him. | have already taken care that
none of my people wrong you-by good
laws have provided for that purpose; nor
will ever allow any of my people to sell
rumme to make your people drunk. If any
thing should be out OF order, expect when |
come it shall be mended, and i will bring
you some things of our country that are use
ful and pleasing to yon.
SO rest in the love of our God that made
us.
l am your loving friend,
VIM PENN.
read this letter to the Indians by an in
aerpreter, the 9th mo. 1889.
THO HOLME.