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Mr.. CLAWS ANSWER:
Ashland, 25Ih Nov. ls43.

Ashland, a5lh Nov. is43.
DEAR SrE-I have duly reserved your
lesSr, requesting me a, the instance Of se-
ve!al respectable gentlemen of the Anti.
Msonic party in Pennsylvania, to safe
what are my ex's'ing Islsuons to Free
Masonry.
lp entertain great rspngna nce To appear.
ing briore the public at all. on any sub.
Ject. and especial y upon one which, &C.
cotdins t" my humble apprehension, 10
ne, necessarily connected Nth the cd.
mI6ssration Of the General Government:
buyshe respeetIul,erms in which You have
been Pleased 10 address me. and the con.
sc'ent'ous 'iresby which presume you
- be sctuated: ent',le you To frank and
answer to the inquiry conlslned IN
Your let er; and | now have the pleasure
'oi accordingly Transmitting such an su-
swer:
u became Macon in esls life, from
Youthful curiosity and social dl.po.i,ion,
But l neverh had any tss,e for. or was much
skilled IN the mys cries n tie Order. All
The p'ofessed objects ofthe Institution a.
developed VI me land | knew no o,her)
we're chJItabie aud benevolent. never
did contract. and never would have con.
tracIed. any obligations whatever incom-
pa.,ble with my duty 10 ny country. or 10
society. have always regarded the con-
,suIution and laws Of the land a. supreme,
and my obligations and dst,rs 70 my coun.
try ss paramount to all o,hef earthly OBJ
hgatrhns and duies. >. -
Official evidsese of my re,iremen, from
the Ledge upwsSls Of n,nsteen years ago,
has been publishAl: and have no, since
been member Of any Lodge, nor held
any office. Place or appointment Of any
kind in the institution. Nor do | be-
l'eSe that | could. upon my own know
ledge or recollection Of its rites and cere-
monies. obtain admission at this time
IN sns Lodge Of any degree whatever.
l hsver in my life v",ed for or supported
any man. for any civil or mil try or
nther appointment under Government,
because he vas Mason; nor spa,ns, any
man becsuse he Was not a mason. Ia
1928 vo'ed Tor Adams, as Ptestlrn, Of
NE United States, although, as haze un-
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1>EEPFR spfsS5-Ns.CEya.
Lancaster, Nov ~. I6i3.

Lancaster, Nov u. 1913.
PE.assiR:--A l"ssbn.jor,ty Of the
AZ Masonic party Of psnn.yIs ania cd.
m'Se yow poIu,cal character. snd spprs.
risie yciI public ssriice... They ,h,nk
With you0u thoss. greaslesdlus sea;urs,
.pl National policy shlch you have lons
ably and suecessiullyf dvdta,ed. =.
lhave been requey Jed by several fes.
pec'sbls gen'leusn (ihsmb.fs bf the Anti
Masonic party Unexpectedly 70 ask you in
~ha' relations ou stand 10 the inslilu,iop
Of Free Mssonory. -
] am. sir, ~iih great respect. your OBJ,
s.rv't r. &. REIGART.
Hoo. HENRY Clay.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-21
INTERESTING CORRESPOyDEyCg.

Mr.. CLAY.-The following from
the Lancaster PeHnsylvanis) Union on
Tuesday. will be read ~ih no little int.
rest:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-21
Whig State Convention.

Psrsusnl 10 . rscomikssndsnca u -
WkiE central commiiies, he Nhigs o
konh Caroline assembled N 8cskn-
ten, AZ GAs<apilol. IN the ctr 81 RalF.gh.
On Thursday the Tn Of eeermber, Iss3.
AttwslsS e,rIoek. the soaseniisa was
rallied 70 opler By Richstd Hides. go.
shairmnn oCahs Central Uommiliee. and
O his motion, g. ne purpose oPorgsR-
iEing the GsnEsax0u, 0ra. Sausnel r,
PsGlsrson xys,IsnieoSsIils rslledgse the
chair. and wessOaR n. Gsisa vas aPpOin-
: On aim st.ir, e.s. f.s.r.on
nsas an spp<cpk fekAsSl dgmst for
dress.
On motion Of NJ. Chsrrys de Secre-
tary proceeded to cal over the counties
Of the stale Alphabetically. ior the pur-
pose Of asceraining SAleh Oh then are
represented in Convention. snd-hs 5spes-
Of The delegates.
On ealing The roll. ihl 'aIlosing dele.
galessPpeared as The representatives Of
their respective counties. siz:
: .9asOis-E Nrlms. n. s,ur4vsa5 JOef.
Coldy, j. w. Allen.
Berfis-yh, w. Cherry GeSrge Gray,
Bsa.fOra-W. II. TriPE }. D. Bop
Bsmsombs-w9J. Br6w.
Chsrokes--M. FIsncis, Felix Axley.
Chafham--w. r. Taylor. James Tay-
lor. iona. HARRISON, +. ID. Gafenreidi,
Edwin Hinton, N. A. SieSman. O. A..
sledmzn, r. 8. Marks, Turner fynnm.
Joseph Bynum, ]. \. Guthrie. perr
Evans, ]. H. Haughioa. Isaac Hall. G.
NJ. Brazier. Andrew Cox. -
CrapM--hilIiam Fly.
Gumberiand-H. III. Potter, Daniel
Johnson. VIM. II. Haigh, A. McNeill,,
Inward ]. Hale. |.
qrfref--W. n. Arundel, Benz. Led
Wv. NJ. Lewis. ]. E. Wood
&c, N. n. Mccain. =
Moses Pitts. g
y. williamson.
W. Leach, Jas. A.
|erson. Marcellus
aahoteau, w. Sc
]. III. Norwood,
b. &. Hill. Joseph
A. Whitaker.
Robards, v. Win
fn. b. Crews, G..
ming, Jas. Gooch,
Sapuel s. Downey, |
er Fleming, VIM.
Re. Russ. Ho-
tlejohn.
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81 Ihsr psrsnapni eelsaion. ssd Of DE-
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Francis.
oy.
h Mcleod, Thcs. Bag
eh, ]. B. Beckwiih, N.
Mcpherson, w. r. Lee,
Ems, b. r. Hinnant, Edwin
G. Rains, H. w. Hustled,
I'll. W. Carroll.
Nv. Dunn, IT., Thos. 8.
IN. Francis. "a
fabwg-Dr. Wallace. =.
JAS. McGilvary. -
Pmuy-C. ]. COCHRAN, Dsyid
Jas. e. Rosser. :
Kelly Rawls. r
baoUer-Asa N .Rr6wE
rptonAw. Barrow. -
George Hurdle, iiugh HsaI-
1. Holt,ryillis Barbee, John
Henry II Nash, Walter A.
H. X. .M1herspoon, Walter
pom, Ricliard.J. Ashe. John
Yard TetiS John We Carr,
Carter.
-Nen Higgins, r.
Drank Peter w. Hinton.
John Barnett, VI. Mcieee.
DR.. Elias ]. Blount.
aOlph--W. J. Long, J. E. Leach
Brewer.
ehmond- Sanders M. Ingram, Dud-
Jones, E. ID. Covington. J. w. Gov
I,n. Alex. Covington, J. p. Leake.
eowGn-7John B. Lord. Samuel Sill
ltsekingham--Wm. R. Walker, John
Brodnax.
: saT 3 = ass!.. Goodwin w.Sas
Sgny-J. A. Ellington, C. J. Cow
sranly-A. I. Freeman % ,
Aokss-B. r. Wagaman. .
TJreii--J. J. Linsay.
sHake-C. l.. Hinton. J}H. Bryan,
Daniel Murray, Henry Mordessi, Richard
Hines, 4. Jones. r. NJ Oliver,aW. r..
Gales. ]. w. Harris, ID. s. Cren.haw.
q. F. Badger, J. Mordecsi, "a T.ackeyl
X. Harrison. Louis Peef. - Manly, a.
w. haywood. Giles Underhill, J6kI
Babb. Stephen Stephenson. YIN. Ashley.
Wn. Crenshaw, Idhn BufaS, &C. Rsps
lle, w. ]. Ramsey, A. Williams, r. u
lsmsy. John 5. Powell. Bradford Utley,
~. Patterson. s. w. Whiting, John II.
family, Rich'd Seawell. r. w. Haywood,
WsMillek..W G. HILL, w. j. Lang
- I.snxdon. s. Beasly, 3. Rogers, ..
bowl E. A. Janney, William laws,
Lig.n,. W. F-Sni,h, Drury King,
Thawv Mose1 King. Jobn J. Ice.
Stephenson, SOL Allen, Charles
JsuesJ Litehford.
xgas. Grisvold.
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
Brandon, wednesday. sept. ~, 1913.

TThe next paper, which will close
the volume, will probably be mailed some
days later in the week than the usual
time, on account Of the extra labor in
acting out larger edition than usual,
as we'll as on some other accounts I'M
necessary to mention.
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THE REGENERAroR.

The communication below contains niue h
that is timely, in the shape of suggestion. 1t
is to be hoped that the friends OF the enter
prize will take the things suggested into con-
sideration. Calls have been so numerous,
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the Regeneration, that the numbers contain
ing Il are about exhausted. | shall therefore
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Der Of the Telegraph, next week, and have a
large edition Of that paper entire, TO be sent
10 order, throughout the country. | shall
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of those friends who think will deem it
privilege to receive them and with them
make efforts TO obtain subscribers for the Re-
generator Will others forward their orders?
And will all the friends of Freedom and
Regeneration, 60 about the work Immediate
ly, and do something that the world may
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There are hundreds, if not thousands now
sna;ching up the Telegraph and reading il,
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ronize it, on account Of the unpopularity of
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Del. Co, Pa, Sep. 20, 1913.

- -. DSl. Co'i L d. Del Z" 80 lOttc'
Friend O. s. Murray IL have a tho'l
in relation to your, Tor rather our,) Tele-
graph, and proposed Regenera,or, that !
may as we'll communicate. Your pros
pectus of the latter covers so much ground,
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icled by this close scrutiny. In relation
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27
The most highly approved Mcdi

cine n0,o in general use for Coughs, Colds end
all hsc0sss oTfke Lsogs
VuNHE VE6ETABLE PULMONARY BALsAm NJ Il. l.I,~Ax
Il he the most popular medicine even known In Ame(
Tor Coughs, Colds, Astbsma or Pbthisio, Cob.uu pd
WhooPing Cough and pulmonary affections OF every Ind
Eat; dcts from Certificates.
DrS Samuel Merrill of Concord, N II. writes that h
satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Bsisam is a ,sh.s
medicine, having boon used with complete success 10 em
which had previously resisted the most approved pismt,
lions. =
DR.. Truman Abel OF L.empster N II writes that h., n,
IDENTIFY recommends Its use in oil complaints of the chest q
equal II not superior to any medicine within his knowIoap
DIR Amory Hunting Of franklin, Mass. whites, that II.
having prescribed the usual remedies without relief ID
having consulted with several eminent physicians, he N
found the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam 10 have the ders
effect, and recommends il az . safe. convenient and eta
cioss medicine.
DR.. Thomas Brown Of Concord.N. II. writes, th.tto b
knowledge IL h,s never disappointed the reasonable apo
tations Of those who have used it.
The pnblic are particularly cautioned against tie mr
counterlei,s or imitstions, which have PARTIAL, or xlgt
assumed the name of the genuine article.
Ut BE assured that !. is not genuine unless one OF hi
OF the signatures Of SAMPSON Rg.D or WV. Joss Co
Ler, are found attached 10 The yellow label on a blue e.
vclope. IAN labels ofnnd afier the date Of Dec. 1889 I'll
have the written signature Of WIN Jon'n Cutler prpw
BY REED, WING CUTLER, tlnie Low & Rrs
Wholesale Droeglsts, 81 Chatham street. Boston, spdsa
by JAS. GREEN & co, Worcester, sn6 by Drugs"
APothecares. and County Merchants generally. Pol
~ cents. noAlI I
For sale by Daliels e. Bell, Rutland.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27
MAGNETIC ODoNTICA.
THE TEETH THE TEETH.

The InnconpordHe Tooth Preparation.
THE fact is proved, and the mos, incredulous and
doubling are fully convinced Of its grea, utility, "a
we have the evidence from The sale OF about 25 90
boxes OF The Odoniiois, within The past year. IL is
sseeftained from experience, that when used, the
teeth will never decay, but remain I'LL the lstes. age
OF msn, with their natural wear and more-in lhou.
sands Of cases, nervous toolhzche, Chat climax Of
pain) has a, once been efiectuslly cured by this most
popular eentifree in America. And in conclusion,
where, OF who 10 The young lady OF gentleman, ave,
the individual that values a beautiful set Of teeth.
sound gums, and a swes, breath more Ihan hhy
cents, that will be longer destitute Of a boz Of If.
NJ Hnchcock's Magnetic Odon,ica. No. 4
For sale wholesale and and retail, by Foster a
Dieinson sole proprietoIs, successors TO A. Hitch
cock d Co, III Geoeses street Utica NJ Y, in
Rutland by James Porter: 10 csstleton T.. Janet
sou 10 Pitisfoid by Strong a Buck in Brandon
BY Warren A Bile. Jys all.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27
The Universal Medicine of Life

..UBRANDRETHS PILLS may be snid t,o,bc 9Th,
tiooa mea'elne o. Lille !" or they cleante amp purify III,
o'oou, strengthen and %invigovate the nerves and secure m,
Pef'ectlne OF digestion, by which we avoid meio nchoIy ,nt
prevent the creation Of those humours to which we owe
GIysPe'as, Scurvey. Gout. and those 'slimy dreps oui 4
which the Stone aad Grnvel is formed within us.,'
II, now well uaderstood that the Brandreth Pills have
~. thousand. Of hopeless and helpless persons, even when
. nrat Physioians had pronounced them bevond all human
means Of relief. 1t is now not only known that The Brand.
re,h Pills DO CURE, but it is also Understood now thew
rs,s; .n 8. = o., oy .aei, purifying effect en- the blood, thu. they
The value Of this medicine is becoming more and mors
manifest; II is recommended from family to family. THE
B%randreth Pills remove in an almost impttcep,ible mano.r
AZ n9Hions aecumulations. and purify and inviooraie the
o,ooa, ana their good effects arc not counierbalnnced by an
Inconvenience. Being composed entirely Of Vegetables tbev
do not expose those who use them to danger; and Their sc
IeSs, are certain as they are snlutary They are daily and
age, and to women in the most critical and dc licatc c,rcum-
stances. They do not disturb or choke the animal iunc.
" Ts y. restore 'ne.r order and re-establish their health.
ns niahoIeth RMS are sold at 25 cents per box at DIR.
Brandreth's New England Office.
ls HANOVER STREET 10
Only place in BOSTON for The Tnuk Pm,
ha: ~ aps %1 i r fbhhEE e6FY.RfcH i,i' I All fs;@. .-""'".
Brandrc,h upon IL. ~
And there mus; be es RPSs s,sh be, three signatures. thus;
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH.
INK, there being on the labels nearly three hundred impie,,-
ions oil Benjamin Brandretb's Pills.
AGENTS for his State in Rutland County.
Rutland, ). =. MILTON IOrweli, A. l.. Catlin.
Ripley g. Bailey Pawlet, WIN b. Sheldon.
Brandon, Ira Button. lPrttsfofd. Henry Simond.
Warren d Bliss, lPoultney, n. Bliss,
Clarend, IN, G. g. A. Billiard, James q Rich, ,a.o,
H'ichcock q Morgan Shrewsbury JobnBuckmaster
Hodges &Hawkins, Sudbury, Ira Bingham,
. =. JAMESON. %ITinmouth, N. W. Sawyer,
,u.tlngsv'lie Brown d. Dow, Wallingford, s. Townsend il.
'ahoy' .; r.. NJ. Smith, - Lapham, Vail g. Co.
Enoch +. Rogers, Wells, Allen Grover,
rairhaven, a ~. Allen, Wesihaven, s. ID Armstrong
Middletown, s. &. Bruce. F Smith
w. Chapman 4. Co. Whitehall. NY Ia,
Those AGENTS are likewise su ppiicd with
BRANDRETH'S EXTERNAL REMEDY,
is pronounced by those who have made trial
A Boon to Tie Human Race. 62:ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27
Crockery.

n Sac Of psr%o1'' 81 it remembered tina,
court held al Rutland within aud for said district.
on The 4th day Of July A. d 1913.
Present VIM. Hall, Judge.
Bradford Andrus executor OF the las, will and
testament Of Samuel Eogram, late of Wallinofpr3
IN said district. deceased, tes,a,e, having made an.
piicaiion to said court to have the time heretofore
allowed Tor paying the debts and legacies Of said es-
nett; ~
II il ordered that said application be referred for
hearing and decision 10 the first MONDAY being
The 7ih day Of August next. and that a COW Of
this order he published three weeks sucoessi,eIv
previous thereto. in the RUtland Herald, a newsps.
per printed at Rutland, that all persons interested
may appear and objeo, 10 The same IL ,hex 40. go.
A true copy OF record,
21tas HENRY HALL. Register.
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w fhe subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district of Fairbayen.
commissioners to receive, examine and adjus, ali
claims and demands of all persons against The es.
tate Of
Samuel Andreps, iaie Of Fa,rAaven
in said district deceased, represented insolyent. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in ofse,
thereto; and six months from the I'd day of June
last, being allowed by said court for thai purpose.
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will al.
tend to the business OF our said appointment a, the
dwelling house ofCyrus Andrews, in Fsirhaven
on the frs, Wednesdays of September and Octo-
Der next, from one O'Clock until five o'clock D. m.
on each of said days.
BARsAsAs ELLIS, SAMUEL Woop, Com'rs.
Fairhaven, July IL, l643. 29:3l
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W. the subscribers, being appointed b, the Hon
rtoos'eCour Tor, the district ofFairhsyen com.
mas'onefs to receive, examine and adIus, all claim,
"' uenAnos o' an persons against The estate Of
Hartley HoHisisr, iGie Of Parief.
IN SAID district, deceased, represented insoIven, .,A
also all claims and demands erhibi,.d in oass,
thereto and ar months from the 2o,h day of Jons
isis' being allowed by said Court for ,h., nur-
pose We do therefore hereby give notice, tbs, we
WI aiased To The business Of our said appointment a,
~ : oNs.'ns house OF said deceased ia Pawlet,
on the lss Wednesdays Of August and Sen,smhs,
aeri' scn I O'clock, until s O'Clock, .. IN. on each
Of said days.
se@ ouvrH HAMS, IsA M.sKs, Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27
Remedy for INC piles.

no thuse afflicted with this erevous malady' the
4 subscriber is happy TO announce that he has
prepared what repeated tIisl has proved TO he a safe
and sure remedy. While Two or three applications
of the Ointment infallibly removes the complaint OF
common maligniiy. The subjoined cerlihrate,
show tina, its virtues, il properly tested, will reach
and relieve cases ofaggrava,ed and inveteraie char
acier.
Sold al the Rutland Booksiorc-ptice IS cents a
box. ID. K~IRkALDIE.
We hereby certify that we have experienced the
best effects from the use of the ointment prepared
by ID. Kirkaldic, for the Piles, and we do earnestly
recommend ii TO all who are similarly affected, as a
mos, speedy, safe and successful remedy for tina,
complaint. JOEL LocKLIS,
Thomas S. SPENCER,
JosEPH Taylor,
Rutland, Dec. 8, 1912. l328
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27

~ v tbs sgbscnbsrs. being appoin,eo b, the Hon
w Psobsie Court for the district oi fsirha,er
ecwrnissioners 10 receive. essmise and adjosi eli
eisius and demands Of ali persons agains, tbe estate
Of
Je~sfkan Slass,on. late Of Hnllardfon
10 said district. deceased, Teprcsenied iusolreat, and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN offset
thereto, aud sr months from Tie 7Ih day Of
Juar. iasi, beisg allowed by said eoou for that
parpose. we do therefore HEREBY give notice that
We wiil attend 10 the business 81 our said appoint
men, al the dwelling house Of Joseph Worcester.
in Sudbury on the 23d de-, Of July nei,, fem one
o'clock until FIVE O'clock, p. m. on said day.
J. T. NICHOLS, NAHAs CLApK, Com'rs.
Sudbury, lone ~. 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27
pis s1sas e e Esizs.ssn B it !. remembered

STATE Of Vermont De il remembered
District Of Farhaven, IS. IL tina, at a probate
court holden al Castleton within and for said district
on the 18th day Of July, a, ID, 1913.
Present A. Warner, Judce
u. Howe administrator Of the estate Of Epbraim
Dudley la,e Of Cas,le,on, in said distrist deceased
proposing to render an account Of his administrs,ion
OF said estate.
II is ordered that said account be received and
examined for allowance on the 9th day of August
ne1i' a. The probate office in said Castleion, and that
this order be published 3 weeks successfully pre.
vious thereto, in the Rutland Herald a newspsper
printed in Rutland, which shall be sufficient hoiice
to all persons interested OF the time and place of
examining said account. A true copy Of record,
1881 Is. y. LhNGDON Register.