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Sec. a declares that the selectmen and
two justices of the peace at the several
towns shall decide upon the right OF any
person to vote, whose right may be disputed.
Mr.. Field moved to amend by adding the
civil authority present to such board.
On motion of Mr.. Farr the Senate ad-
journed,
HOUSE.
The following is the select committee
yesterday appointed OH the petition of in
habitants of Somerset, Dover and Wards
boro', viz. Messrs. Warner, Sanborn of L..
Thompson, Sherwood, Dewey. a.
The following select committee was also
appointed on the bill in relation to fugitive
slaves, viz: Messrs. Whittemore, Folsom,
Kellogg. rsri
The chair appointed the select committee
on the bill in addition TO the act for ascer-
tanning and surveying the boundary line be-
tween Bennington and Windham counties,
viz Messrs. Clark, Brown, Lyon, Cole,
Rice, of Stratton.
Engrosscd Bills. Relative TO collection
of arrearages of highway taxes-passed.-
TO incorporate the Vermont Centre Rail
Road Co. passed.
Reports of Committees. by committee
on military affairs, bill abolishng imprison-
ment for military fines in certain cases, and
it was ordered to a third reading BY COM
mittee OH banks, bill in addition to act of
1910 relating TO banks Explanatory of the
18th and amendatory of the 22d sections, so
as to permit deposites in more than one
bank in the commercial cities, and permit
ting notes not exceeding $50 to be discount
ed without requiring the consent of ma
jorty of the directors which was ordered
TO Sd reading.
The Senate came in and the following
appointments were made:
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Henry Smith, Judge of Probate for the
District of Marlboro
RUTLAND COUNTY. ..r.
Zimri Howe, first Assistant Judge Of the
County Court. nj
Sias H. Hodges, VIM. Hall, Charles
Burt, Jail Commissioners.
Mr.. Henry called up the bill relative to
prosecutions of Inn-keepers, &c. for viola
tons of the license law, Quotations of the
Odd, 9th and 25th sections may be prose-
cuted before Justice of the peace, on COM
plant Of a town grand JUROR motion be-
ing TO reconsider the vote dismissing the
bill motion carried and the bill was sup
ported by Messrs. Grandy, Warner, Folsom
and Davis of ~. and opposed by Messrs.
Hubbard, Rice of Somerset, and Sherwood,
when motion 10 dismiss was carried--ayes
96, noes Sc
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THICK BOOTS.

A CASES superior double soled thick Boots,
II for sale al u. DlCKINSON'S.
October 90, lS49. 8
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SENATE.

CLOCK, 7. NJ.
Mr.. Plumb, from the select committee
raised on the petition Of the inhabitants of
BrattIeboro', reported bill in addition TO
chap. SO r. s., authorising the towns to
raise or not raise committee Of three per-
sons, who may select certain persons to sell
sprituous liquors, and the county may APP
point such persons, whose licences shall
continue one year from their date read
twice and ordered to lie.
Mr.. A. Allen called up the petition Of the
inhabitants of the town of Benson, relating
to the removal Of the County seat Of Rutland
County, and moved that it be referred to the
Senators from Rutland county. On motion
of Mr.. Briggs the petition was laid Oh the
table.
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SENATE.

tuesday, oct. "a.
Mr.. Camp called up the bill defining the
qualifications and rights of lreemen; the
Senate went into committee of the whole
Mr.. Plumb moved to strike out the last
clause of section g. which is as follows -
No student of college, academy, or school
shall be permitted to vote in the town in
which he resides for the purpose of educa-
ton.
Pending the debate on this motion the
Senate went into joint assembly; on the re-
turn of the Senate the debate was resumed.
Mr.. Camp moved to amend the section so
that no student of college, academy or
school shall be permitted to vote in the town
in which such institution is situated, for
town representative or delegate to the con-
vention to consider amendments to the con-
stitution, who shall reside there for the pur-
pose of education only; passed. The ques-
ton was then taken on the motion to strike
out the last clause of the section, and lost
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HOUSE.

EngrOsSed Bills Relative to incorpora-
ton of fire companies in relation to the
granting of licenses both passed.
Bills Introduced. By Mr.. Harrington
altering the times of holding the County
Courts in Rutland and Windham Counties,
which was referred to the Judiciary Com
miitee.
The bill to incorporate the Brattleboro'
and Fitchburgh Rail Road Company was
taken up, the question being upon adopting
the amendment Of Mr.. Davis. Of Norwich.
Mr.. Peck explained, that after reflection he
was satisfied to 90 for the amendment
Ayes &c, noes, &C. So the amendment was
rejected, and the bill was ordered to Sd
reading.
The amendment of Mr.. Everett TO the
VT. Center Rail Road Company was adopt
ed, when Mr.. Davis of n moved to add a
proviso that the future legislatures may alter
or amend mot repeaD the charter; support
ed by Messrs Davis of N, Sherwood, Folsom
and Henry, who insisted upon the Justice
and necessity Of retaining at least some pow
er in the hands of the state over such corpo-
rations; and the latter instanced a recent
case in New Hampshire, where an attempt
of the Concord Company to enforce an ex-
horbtant sum, for transmitting the mails,
was defeated through this power in the legis-
lature Messrs. Winslow, Everett and
Whittemore opposed the amendment, urging
that the Supreme Court had power TO regu-
late tolls, and the state might take the road
by purchase and also that the power TO
alter or amend was equivalent to the power
of repeal, as by the first power the charter
might be in fact destroyed by so altering it
as to render it useless to the corporotors.-
Ayes 81, nays 1850 the amendment was
adopted, when the bill was ordered to a
third reading Adjourned.
CENT AUNIN
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]. BOOTH,


M ESPECTFULLY continues 10 ten.
~ der his pro essional services 20 the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus and
its vicinity, pledging himself 70 operate IN
The most approved modern style 10 ad'
duion 10 what is usual in bis profession
le will
lsi. Pw in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, by ihe new and much appfo-
ed pan Of atmospheric pressure q
pecimen Of which he has III his ow
mouth,
II Supply roofs or palaies, whe d.
eienl, either from maliormalion or &C.
cideni.
He feels confident from bis opporiuni-
ties al Philadelphia and elsewhere-ffom
his long experience, ard bis success thli
he can operata 10 the entire satisfaction OF
an who may call on him at his Office on
Market street, up stairs, one door south
Of the Auction Store Of Kincannon, March
81 Mcdaniel.
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DMNTERs' AND BINDERS WARE

IL ROOMS,
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APRIL 1913.
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10 consequence Of the addition ofnew andim-
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eraly as viii be seen BY their newly printed
circular 10 which they beg leave 70 refer
The establishment is sill under the personal
superintsndcnca Of RICHARD 81. HOE and
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that notwithstanding the great reduction IN
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they have hitherto sustained. II viii also be
their constant endeaVor TO improve the quality
Of them in every particular. they haiiel
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Orders from any part Of the country for al
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upon with spurious articles, made in limitation
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ,
LOWNDES COUNTY.

PROBATE COURr July Tenn. is43.
TO az persons interested in he Real Estate Of
he heirs Of John A. Criglar. deed, lais Of
said County Of L0iondss.
UOU are hereby cited 70 appear before the
Il Judge Of our said Probate Court, Al a
Term thoreoi, to be holden for said County on
The first Monday in September next,
to show cause, if any you can, why an order
should not be made 10 sell The following des-
cribed lands, to Wit
The south east quarter, and fhy Eve
acres off Ihe west side Of the west half
ofthe north east quarter, and the east
half Of the south west quarter, Of sec
lion fifteen, township nineteen, range
seventeen, west, containing in al, three
hundred and forty nine acres, arreea-
Die 70 The petition Of William Weaver. Guar.
dian Of the heirs Of said Estate.
WITNESS. Thomas SAMPSON. fndga If
Probatas iof safi County Of Lowndes. tl'is tbe
Sd day Of July, A d 1913
Auosf, WA r pF1FFHp
iuly ~ 1919. Co.
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THESE mrivalled pills having now ae-
CURED celebrity and popularity unequalled
10 The annals Of medicine, and also having OBJ
FAMED fhe entire confidence and beng used in
the private practice Of almost the whole body
Of the medical faculty in the United States,
Europe, Asia, South America, the West IN.
dies, and great part Of Africa, Il is uuucces-
sary 10 advertise them al length, or 70 say any
thing further Of their merits, than BY stating the
complaints which theyare most effective IN the
cure OF and which are as follows yellow aud
bilious levers, fever and ague, dyspepsia, Group
liver complaint, sick headache, jaundice. asth-
ma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement OF the
spleen, piles, colo, female distractions, heart
burns, furred tongue, nausea, distonscns Of the
stomach and bowels, incipient diarrhoea, fat
ulence, habllual costveness, loss Of appetite
blo,ched or salIow complexion, and in all cases
Of torpor Of the bowels, where a cathsrio Of
an appetite is needed. They are exceeding
| " mild in their operation, producing neltliel
nausea. gripiug nnr debility.
J'For sale BY GREENE HILL Druggist
| Main ST. Columbus Miss.
Columbus Miss. June % 1543.
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DISTRICT CHANcEKY CoURr or The srArF
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
AUGUsr RULEs, ls43.
Benjamin B. Mitchell, Complainant,
No. In5 vs

John Cooper, Defendants.
TTPON opening the matters Of thie bin and
~ itappeaung That the defendant 3 not an
inhabltant Of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof, so that tho ordinary process
OF this Court cannot be executed ubon him
y Is ordered that anless said defendant an
pear before The Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town Of Columbus. on ne
lst Monday in November next.
and plead answer OF demur to the bin Of com.
plaiat hereln, the several allegations thereof
Sia Pc taken Tor confessed and such order and
decree made therein as to TIE Vice CLsn.
oeiior may seem equitable and lust.
Il IS further ordered that a eopv Of THE o-
der be inserted in the aDemocfatie Wbigs
once a week for two mouths sueeessivelv .
- N. MCCARTHY, elk.
Hemphill & Beaucbamp, Solicitor.
August 10Th, 1913.
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SNnFF

- HUNDRED bottles Or Alsccabov. Rama
q and Scotch snut--a superior article Iiss
reed. end f1r sala a.
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CnFFEE
RECOLLECTION IN TYPE.

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q As Gold street, New York, third door
from Fulton street, has on hand an uunyalled
assortment Of Printing Types, Ornaments,
Borders, Rules, sc. of the best metal, and cast
from original matrices. The reputation ofthis
Foundry is well known throughout the ooun-
try, and he IS determined to sell at the follow
ausaa
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lIsI' res Z. 81 81 Newest sigle fHe straw
d B0neis pew hapad Cyrus DE- WE
loN Hoods Plm.eal bats eeyfl eolofea d.
Aans do For aeat
KEELERs cheap cash store
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BACON
WNTE hape 5usE fsoeiVedin prime order
w $1,000 LBS N'dllngs &shooldefs
2oUo dama.
IfM, HuDDLEST0N SEQ,
rVfNF Ndanef SILKS. Ribbons, Artificial
T floeei and also litThnad SD hatof
Re latest hshioa. lof sale at
kEEEER'S Cheap each stoEo
June 18Th. 1913
W. A TAYLOR 8 co.
f S now getting ap 8 llne loi q cheap and
fashionable lafnitufe which they wIilaeli
law far cash. 9hsy also keep ghaiFs SONS.
Lounges aaa almost every article o their
hna.
Also Rooms Rapefed. Mattresses made
and al branches Of lle Upholslefng business
executed q tho aeaiast and most fashionable
style BY an uph9lsleEg from Philadelphia.
Jniv 5th, 1913
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IFW G0oDsI NEW c00DsI

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS !
90 cases ftesh dry goods jus; Teed from
~ New York, consisting % laconeh
Cook. Swiss, AInllid.j Plaid miFins-Lnen
CtnbFie. and Hcmstich ilaDdkerehieis--P Pom
~ aaa cotton IS. Blsek iah1n cra9ats.
Plaid SIX do Arefcial flowers Black Me-
siuog, Bom5a2iaps, Alapacca cloths Mosquito
Netting, Back and White PRINTS furkeg rod
prints. Brown and beachsa Domestic, Brown
and mkt Hose. Il good assortment & hnens
Cabrslas & Sc For sale ehsaper than
REELEnls cheap cash store
Next doo 6 spddeston q 60
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EnGE ZOE an PEoPLE.

KEELR's Cheap Cash Store.
Main Street. CoLlmbna
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GOV. HAMILTON.

WV ia Will Yin
TVHIS noted race horse VIII mako pie third
a. season in Mississippi, lel3) d oy sta,
bic, Noxubee county, 10 Miles from Macon.
10 from pickensvile Ala. BAD mile from TIE
road leading from Pickensviae 70 S'afkvhe.
VICTOR HUGO,
son Of Hamilton, VII stand At William
"a Richardson's stable, piekans Comfy Ava.
zHies 6on Columbusnearihe upper Iuaea-
loose roud.
ff Particulars " bond DIE.
JOHN MOORE
ID 4 sNlS Books Of eli sizes Ftols CAP and
ID Igi.crpapcr Sc. For ale az
kEEliER'S cheap lash Store.
gabhsus, March 9th 1913,
BLOUNT SPRINGS
rTgHE Subscriber begs leave to niorm lns
Idends and TIE pubic genafaly that Pc
wiz fc-appn ils wen Known watering place On
lhe ifss day 81 jlmc pest iaF theFeeepNop q
Tha sNbscrIber deems y unnecessary tc
say 9nyting bout ne virtues q these wa
ier As many yean experience lias proven
them D be lnedgaled ~ any. And % % ac.
c1nmodallon y sdeicrmincd irey snail nol
besnfaas eddy any watering Place Or hoieiin
te Sonlbcrr lates
Asusua be has engaged a splendid
BIND OFMUSlC,
for tho season. hls9a physician . advise g
thoisa 3 ihc waefF,
Owing inihe hsTdnHss fumes, end scarcity
Of noneYl8s subscriber has reduced tie price
D boafd p tlle iaIloving low rates.
emf1 per MONTH s5h W
week, $40 "
lIorss 9er meath, SIS 0l
Weak. SIS ID
JuNESC. LuGYrIgls:e
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NTP0N opening she ioatlers 81 Tins $50. and
W happening that the defendant is n5s n
inhabitani pi tbs State, but resides beyond
lle limits thereof s. that tie ordinary process
~ this court eannol be o1ccatad upon am
u is ordered that Unless said defendant as.
pears before The Vice Chancellor II tie Corr
room ia Gao Town Of Columbus oathe
1st Monday 10 November next,
and plead sHsweT Or demur 10 Ihe bill 81 com.
plant herein, the several allegations Thereof
viii be taken i0r confessed add suoh order b
decree made theron ne % Tie Vice Cbancelloi
may seem equitable and just
lt is iurthororder6d that cony Of Ills ordei
be inserted inthe democratic Whiu' a news.
paper Published ia the town % Columbus
once q week ior two months successfully.
NJ. MCCARTHY, On.
HARRIS & HABRIsuE, Solicitors.
August 10th, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
BEAUTIFUL ExrRAcr.-1he Bos,n

BEAUTiFDL ExrRAcT.--1'he Boston
Mercantile Journal selects the following
from the foreign Review for April, 1899,
as one Of the fines, passages 10 the whole
range Of English literature. The sub
ject treated Of is the benefit of printing
When Tamerlane had 6nished building
his pyramids Of seventy thousand human
skulls, aud was seen standing al The gate
Of Damascus, gli,tering with steel, with
his battle axe on his shoulder, till fierce
hosts filed to new victories and carnage,
that pale on-looker might have fancied
that nature was in her death throes-for
havoc and despair had taken possession
Of the earth, and the sun Of manhood
seemed setting in seas of blood. Yet j,
might be on tha, very gala day Of Ia
morlane, a little boy was playing nine
pins in tho streets Of Meniz, whose his
tory was nore important 10 them than
twenty Tamerlanes The Tartar Khan
with his shaggy demons of,be wilderness,
passed away like the whirlwind To be
forgotten foreysT--snd the German ari-
san has wrought benefit which il yet
immea easurably expanding Itself, nnd will
continue to expand through all countries
and all time. WHIST are tue conquests
and expedhioss Of the whole corporations
Of captains from Waitex Peuniless In
Napoleon BonapaHe, compared With the
noseabIe iypes Of Johannes Faust.
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CARE OF FRUir TREEs.-This rneuth
is esteemed by many as favorable for
pruaing as any Of the spring months. =
The spring and winter are regarded as
the least favorable.
il should be gcaerally understood tha,
good, large sad fsir fruit cannot he had
without the most daigept cultivation and
every farmer should practice accordingly.
The grounds should be carefully stirred
around every fruit tree, and about an
eighth part Of common buck Of good
compost placed about each large tree this
fall and in view of the great number Of
facts disclosed in relation to the effect OF
ssh sod ssltpetre, we canno, withhold our
belief that these articles in = limited
quantity should be- constituents of THE
compost together with alkaline substar.
ces. Every farmer should give as much
aneosinu ao his orchard ss to the culiiva.
lion Of 'his corn or any other crop on tho
tain. lor by so ding he will derive q
ere"ier pruhi from his lsbW- Bosioa
Trartiir.