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THE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat sold readily al the Canal this
week (or.89 cents per busheI. The Lo'
kies attribute The rise oil Wheat to Loco
roco legislation Nov, il this be true.
would il not be wise 10 destroy the few
banks that remain 10 this State, so that
produce might increase in price as the
circulating medium dIminishes in guam
tityS The proposition is surely a very
clear one! Any body can understand
it, Ii the destruction Of 10 specie pay
ing banks 10 one winter, increase the
price OF WheaI 40 cents on the busheI
what increase Of price will the destruc-
ton Of he remaining 10 banks givel-
Cipher it out.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-23
Making total Of

No one, we presume, at all acquainted
with the political character Of Ohio,
would question the ability Of the Whigs
to carry IL Olthe first named districts
In the above table, (electing I9 membets)
Al proper eKerIions were used and lull
SEPIosSlOn ol Tho will Of the people bad
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-23
october Election -Is43.

Mr.. Editor:
Permit us 10 announce in The next
Free Press the name of VAN BROWN,
ESQ asa candidate for re election 20 the
office of Prosecuting Attorney Mr..
Brown has discharged the duties of this
Office Tor nearly Two years, and, as Wa
believe, with entire satisfaction to Tho
people Of the county. We would there
lore recommend him 10 the Convention
for domination.
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Mr.. Pedrce.

Mr. Pedrce:
Permil us, through tho medium
Of the Free Press, to announce The mama
Of THOMAS R HARBAUGH. as a SUI.
table person 10 fill the Office Of County
Auditor, (subject 10 The decision of tho
Wing County Convention
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-23

Mr. Ed,tOr:-Mt GEORGE BEATTY
will be named TO the County Convention
on the ist Of July, asa candidate for
Treasurer Of Carroll county. and his
aOminHtion will crafty MANY WBles.
Gee l. 90 pd.
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Fee $l,Oo -Pald.

Mr.. EditOv.-By announcing tho name
ofISAAC JACKSON asa candidate for
Sheriff, Subject to the decision Of tho
County ConvenIion,) YOU will obIge
many WIG FRIENDS.
Fee $i,0O- paid)
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MANY WIGS.

"hiNA " II lOGs
(Fee $i.oO-paid)
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June ID, ls43
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-23
WRIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF
CARROLL COUNTY, are hereby no
tilted, that there will be- a Conreation
held at the Court house 10 Cnrrolton
Om Saturday the 1st day Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28
WASHINGTON COFFEE.HOUSE,

1853 WASHINGTON STREET, lat the head Of
Milk StreeD BOSTON.
VVNIE undersigned, (ate Of the Merrmack House)
H. having taken this we'll known and long estaL-
lished Public House, being one of the most conven-
lent and central localities in Boston, is prepared
to receive company, and 10 do his best to merit
share Of the Public Patronage,
His table will be supplied with all the Injuries tho
market can alfRrd, and his accommodations for men
ofbusiness and transient company are such
not but he acceptable.
Charges moderate to suit the times.
A convenient Stable is attached to the establish
ment, and faithful attendance will Re given to the
comforts and wishes of his patrons.
HENRY EMERY.
Boston. Dec. l, $40. 2S0m is2mos
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28
60 an w ay WI dicines.

NM l.. KlDDER gives notice that he has sue
w cccded the late II. kidder IN the pPpam
ton OF the we'll known COpray .Mcdirinu, aud
will hereafter i've particular attention 10 pre-
parati"n of tho following articles, the Io"se'~'
lished celebrity Of which precludcs the necessity
of IL republication of the numerous certificates III
the hand of The proprietor.
DIR. JEBB'S RHEUMAIYC LLVL'lENI'
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Spralns, NumO%rs
Chilblans Stiffness in the nints &c, WIN mMu
the most unexpected and immediate rele' "'"'
most obstinate cases of Reconnaissance few hou''
this article is openly recommended by PhysT""'
The Linimhnt is done up in enlarged Oo''"
Price 81 2 cents.
DUJIFRTES' ITCH OLv7.MENT i
The extensive sale and established rePna'o"
Dumfyies Itch Ointment, encourages the proPN"5
to recommend il to the public with renewed 'OI
fdence, as the most innocent and powerful rems"!E
for this annoying disease; 1t contains no 'e,''i
or any other dangerous ingredient - ana Gu" .;
applied nj all times with perfect safety r"''
cents Box.
The coucurring testimony of relieved P',"i'
from all quarters testify ing TO The cures a.,L
the medicine alter all others had laIed, n c,m al
with the increasing demand for the arr" rLs mos
parts of the country, prove il TO be one cow
valuable specifics known for Tins ''"''O''
plant. ID. Il Clergy aaanT'hsS; % lsl. 4
Boston, Feb is, lo 'n,,
have mrde trial Of Dumfres I 1'ooce almOsi]
and found it produced san!ary ,;n,s !, an eo
Immediately, and confidently pe" noa debillla,jn
tual remedy for that uncomforaOle a" ,,e 10 recon
complaint. Humanity has lnauIeu and so shall
mend it TO persons thus afflicted, . nn' IS.
continue to do Yours resPccuu"5, and EIeclut
The remedy consists ofan o'nl n1 cents When
ary. Price for both rs cents, or 81 Lain ann
but one ia wanted, accompanied WIN Lp complaina
Mo 6irections with n description OF .n1 d.
~ DUMMIES EYE-W..aILtMnn'w n give
For sore or infamcd eyes, nothing and in SOM
such immediate and comfortable 'e'l 'n1osd and
erceedinoiy bad cases the most uneAloU IF this Ey
sirable relief has been found IN ,n e.:JcJ Pcronf
water, aGcr otAcr remcdies haa J" ',Lout hestanO
who have used 1t, pronounce II w,, or igfnmtM
the best preparation for sore' 'oe o. sabO''
''''''"F' " CURE FOR C0RH s;Ss mos, sao
ALBION CORN PLASTER i i,s'cd; the relic
and speedy cure for Corns yet dscos soyes the cor
is Immediate. 1t dssolves and r 1:t;on md rih0
from the foot with ease and eaPeI1s 49,
the least main. Price % cents a pO .nnony each
Full and ample directions acc0"l'
the articles. .,;cIes will be y
me. unless signed w. l.: Kt6der inc Room,
wrapper For sale at his C of NJ eiachan!s kT
State Street, up Stairs i;S S91nsT + ST. Iohas''F
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Stand of Stands.

FHNilE old stand and the Tigh, stand where wors
will be done according To c"nuac,. perhaps
il IL not generally known that the shop joimr
work l"rmrry carried on by James Y Ramsqr
for making Sash, Blinds and Doors, has hern, now
is, and will hereaflcr be carried Un in all Ms bau'
ches by the Subscriber.
ANY customer WISHING for good work al a rGa"
"nahle price Will please To call, will not rcNf
my customers to the workman bu, 10 the Work
itself a large assortment of 2 10y sash on hand
Bntternut and Cherry sash of any description OF
Cherry Stiles and Rails with Mahogany filing
made per order.
will receive n good work horse in exchange
for the above work, If presented soon.
JAMES RAMSAY,
ST JnInsbnrY. Anil %. 1870 ~ 241y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28
Youths Department,

SOUND ARGUMENT IN A CHILD. A little boy,
upon asking his mother how many gods there were,
was instantly answered by his younger brother,
"Why one to be sure" "Dut how do YOU know
thni?" replied the other "Because'' said the liz.
tic boy. "God fills every place, there is no room
for any other"
HEArHES IDoLs. A mother was once describing
to her little the idols which heather nations wor-
ship as gods. al suppose. mama" said the boy,
that these heather do not look up TO the same sun,
moon and stars that we do" Eyes my dear, they
do" "Why, them" said he, 81 wonder that they
do no, think there must be better God than their
idols!'
PREcEPT AND Practice. There is ono thing
always to be remembered, by young people as well
az old ones. person must not only have good in
feRtions, but good practice. person must not only
put his trust IN God but he must do God Directs
A man who has filth. has good principle Of ac-
tom q man who has good practice, has no faith,
no sound belief, confidence in Him to whom no
owes every blessing. Good faith ard good works,
therefore, always go together We never End these
Two apart person never does right from wrong
motive; person never does wrong from right mo-
tive.
OBEDIENcE. A Polish prince was accustomed 10
carry the picture OF his father always in his BOSOM
and particular occasions he would take i, out and
say. "Let me do nothing unbecoming SO excellent
father"
THE Arr OF LOVE-. DIR Doddridge one day ask
ed his little daughter how twas that everybody loved
her. "i do not knew said she, sunless it be that
love everybody
LINS8Us. The celebrated l-innnus always ties
tilted in his conversations, writings, aud actions ne
greatest sense Of Gods omniscisnce. He was, in
deed, strongly impressed with this idea that he
wrote over the door Of his library-lve iBnoeentIy
Cod Is present"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28

THE 4 WO BRIDALs s.

TEE TWO BRIDALs.
ny ALMiHA SEYMOUR.
There aye sound, r gladstone greeting,
In the naidsn's childhood home;
For long severed friends arc meeting,
And witt joyou, hearts they comet
Come to greet her new life's morning
Come TO bail 'sc earliest ray
Ortha, light, whose cloudless dawning
IIerads on efu. gent day.
IRIS the maden's hour Of bridal!
Aged mother, boary sire,
We must yield lo1r cherished idol,
To claim, tl,nh your, yet higher.
We have reared he FOR an other
Gently loose yoar siken chain!
Sisters, in a LOVING brother,
You h.ll find your loss, your gain.
O, We mystic web. Of feeling!
Binding heart SO close to heart
Meier your hidden strength revealing,
Till 20 he r. tho call to part
What avas then your resistance
Changeioss is tie mandate given;
More thaa nddlnart consistence,
lIy that voice O. fate were riven
Yet there's hope, there's eXuliarion.
IN this parting, friends, for thee
Here is serered no reation;
Daughter, sister, still yen see.
JOY, then, in the happy hour!
lie who eluims deserves Jour gem;
Tears may fall, bet hope has power,
by its smiles to Danish them.
Years pass on. lui few and heeting,
And again those friends have metz
flushed nre nnw tIe tones Of greeting,
And each cne ell with tears is wet;
On the lips ths forced words faIter;
Hearts are bowed from sternest pride;--
Waits the bridegroom ut the altar,
For the coming of his bride!
She is there--yet is no longer
Calm in her white robes she lies;
Drawn by elim than his yet stronger,
To her Lriiai il the skien
Let the tears fall E st and flowing
Let the welded face wear its wo--
When the loved from sight are going,
Na:ure Ia a b. be so.
Oye my.tie wobs % : cling.
:!.!=-,iing hca,, y, eigsc TO ;:Hart-
Ne'eT your iiJden strength revealing,
TIL yo hear ,he s.Ill TO part
What avails beH yo'T rcsistancei
Changs;o.si v tho mandate given:
More tkrn sds rnan sonsisience,
ny that Voice Of file were riven.
Nsi there's much or consolation,
Ia hs p,dtii.s. lends, for thee
Here Is teuTei ne relation;
FIHed in llsavta each claim shall be;
Peace. then, IN tli1 halloyvc cd hour!
Think whit breast shall bear your gent
Tears may On, bar Faith has power,
Tack 10 81. dcs "a, brighten them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28
JAMES MoRRILL,s EsTATE.

M Z, the subscribers. having been appointed by
w :he Honorable the Probate Court for tho Dis.
trci of Orleans, commissioners 10 receive examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons.
against the estate Of JAMES MORRILL,, ,a,o
Of Derby in said District, deceased, and also all
claims aud demands exhibited in offset thereto; qnd
six months from the day of the date hereof being al
lowed by sale Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend to the
business Of 9pr appointment, the dwelling of wild
ow Hannah L. Morrill,, in Derby in said district, on
the last Mondays of June and August next at 10
O'Clock. An. on each OF said DAYS.
Dated this 4th day 81 March, a. d. lS43-
O. NEWCONB,
WIN. VERUACk. Commissioners
IRA FISH. 293w3s
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LIBERATION.

II hereby give notice TO the public that have given
IL to my son, AncuI RobD TAo0AnD, Ja. his time,
aud declare him free to act and crude for hi msef and
shall claim none Of his earnings pay any debts
of his contracting after this date.
ARCHIBOLD TAGGARD.
Concord, March 8, l543. 293w3
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WI o $ & IN ghly ADnr@
MEDICINE NOW IN GEMrN ca
USE FOR COUGHS, col ne

MEDICINE NOW IN GENFp w
USE FOR COUGHS, COZ nShl
IND MIL DISEASES or THE Ti,,a.
TIME VEGETABLE PULMONARY D y,
is believed TO be descrvedly the mo D.nhsaM
Medicine ever known in America, for conoh popular
asthma or phthisc, consumption, whoon;eH'' colds
and pulmonary affections ofevery kind 'e cough
Extracts from Certificates
DIR Samuel Morrill, of Concord NJ II
he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Rats 'haF
valuable medicine, having been used VIM amsa
success in cases.wn had previously complete
most approved prescriptions ''''''ed Tie
DR.. Truman Abel, of I.cmpster, N II
that he confidently recommends its use II N writes
plants OF the chest, equal, if not sun,,o. VI cons
other medicine within his knowledge, ~ any
DIR. Amory Hunting, of Franklin. Mo.s
after having prescribed the usual remediOs n''~s
relief, and having consulted with several "tnOO
physicians, he has found the Vegetable po, t"'nenp
Bnlsam to have had the desired effect AMI ""V"ay
mends it as a safe, convenient and c(J,cacih WYNN
cine. "eOF
The public are particularly cautioned o,ob., f.,
many Countereits or limitations. which hnyo n ' "O
ly or wholly assumed the name Of the perurp lazy
cle '' 1l'
OF BE assured that it is not genuine ur,o., -.
or both of the written signatures Of SAmpsov p o"O
or VIM. JoN'N CUTLEn, are found attached ,o rSi
low label on blue envelope Can labels of and f
ter the date of Dec. 1880. will have the written '.
nature of VIM Jon'n Cutler Prepared bv Rrrn
WING &CUTLER, (late Low g. Rerd) Wh'nl
sale Druggists, 81 Chatham street, Boston. and stI
by Druggists Apoihecaries aud Country Ncrb.n,.
generally. Price so cts.
Sold by Luther Jewett, ST. Johnsbury. 2slyl
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IEssE MILIEY,s EsTATE.

JESSE WILL EY'S ESTATE.
NNTE. the satst Tih''rs, having been appointed by
w the Honui, bn The Probate Court for the Dis
met 81 OfiCaus, comm inanCrs TO receive, examine
aud ADJUST tho rsins md demands Of all persons.
against the estate Il Jk sSE WILEY, late of Der
~, IN SAID Di,d-it, G'cea ed. and also all claims
nud t-maRd- exhibited IN ofIset thereio: aud six
months from the day ~ the date hereof being allow
- hy ssri CoIi. for list purpose do therefore
hcr;e give notice, that will attend TO tho busi-
81 our appointment, at the dwelling Of David
=. Wiley, in Derby, In said District on the last
Tuesday Of August nr't at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Dated ihs day Of March, A. d. lS43.
o. NEMCoM9' J.
J. BATES, Commissioners
NIL NENCOMB, 500
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NOTICE.

UNHIS may certify that have this day given to
Il my son, WILLIAM FULLAM, his time and dc
clare him free to act and trade for himself and shall
claim none of his earnings nor pay any debts OF
his contracting after this date.
ELISHA JULIAN.
Granbv March q l913 293w3
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The Morning and Evening Trains connect with
the cars of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Pussen-
gers can he conveyed between Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Andover, Ha, erhill Exeter, Dover, Ports
mouth, Portland, &C.
MERCHANDISE. Trains will leave Concord
and Boston daily, Sundays excepted, The Company
are prepared to transport Goods and Country Pro-
duce which may be sent to their Depot in Concord
and Boston. Rates through, LIST class, 81 0 PR
1000 pounds. Live Stock, Carriages. Furniture
and Granite at specific prices Terms of Freishtne
Cash invariably OH delivery of the Goods. All
goods and merchandise will be al the risk of the
owners while in the Company's Store House.
BY order of the Directors,
27hy2 ISAAC SPAULDING, Treasurer
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Chairs :! Chairs =!

7HNHE subscribers have for sale prime ossor,r,er,
OF Cane Bottom DINING CHAIRS. latest
s CnMw ,aTge ahu small ROCKING CHAIRS; also,
OF Chairs will do well to look at ours before nnrchas
ing elsewhere. p IEWE,Tr pu mm
'' -'o'' ., lo4%. 276tf
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NOTICE.

u AN away from the subScrihor the 4th day of
IN Feb. last, romano RAMSAY, minor. and
this is to forbid all persons harboring or trusting
him as shall pay debts of his contracting or
any charges on his account after this date.
HEZEKIAH CROSBY.
Gloycr March TO- IS43 2S3W3*
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28
SILAS ANDREWS ESTATE.

AT Probate Court holden al the Probate Office in
Gudhal, r aud iur the District Of Essex, on the
7th day of March, 4. ID. 1913, by the Hon. Aza.
riah Webb, jr Judge Of said Court
HON. REUBEN w. FREENAN,> Administrator
n a Of the Estate Of SILAs ANDREWS, late of
Gudhall, deceased, p esents his account Of admin
isrston against said estate for allowance Where
upon it is ordered by sRid Court that SAID Admin
israo' notify all persons concerned, TO appear the
Probate Office in Guidhall aforesaid, on the sth
day of April 4. d. 1919, and object to the allowance
OF said account, fthey see cause, by Publishing
copy Of the record Of his order three weeks success
lively in the Caedonian, a newspaper printed at ST.
Johnsbury, in the nty Of Caledonia.
Aues, WIN. HAYWOOD, in.
293w3 Register.
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Concord Railroad,
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FALL AND WINTER ENHANCEMENT.
NHIS Road will he opened to the public for trans
Il portaon Of passengers and merchandise on 81
after Monday Sept. II, 1912. Passenger trains daily,
Sundays excepted, in connection with the of the
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Rail-
roads follows, viz
Leave Boston for Nashua Manchester, Concord and
intermediate places at II A NJ, III M. and Al NJ.
Leave Lowell at 1-2 A NJ, IL Ia 81 "a p NJ
do Nashua 8 IA NJ, l-2 81 6 I-2 NJ
do Manchester 10 AM, 2I4pM & 7 l-4pM
or Immediately the arrival of the from Boston
do Concord for Manchester Nashua Lowell and
Boston at A 3-4 NJ. 10 l-2 NJ 81 3-4 NJ.
do Manchester l2 NJ IL Ia Nj &c 3 4 P NJ.
do Nashua 6 LA NJ, IL 4AM& Lar NJ.
do Lowell IA AN, q 5 m.
or Immediately arrival If the cars from Concord
Way passengers taken and left at Hooksct, COTS
Falls, Reeds Ferry, 1horntons, an the usual stop
ping places the Nashua and Lowell and Boston
and Lowell Railroads.
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Farm for Sale,

SITUATED about I mile east OF St. Johnsbury
~ PLAIN, containing about 100 For further
particulars enquire of E. JEWETT s. CO.
5. johnsbury Plair, Nov. 81, lS42.
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WALKER s. cos
Boston and Concord EXPRESS,

7 Until further notice will leave Concord to in.
- tersect with the cars at Manchester, every day,
Sundays excepted.)
The subscribers respectfully give notice that they
have made EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT with
the Directors of the Concord Railroad to run Cars
with the passenger trains daily between Concord and
Boston, for the Transmission Of Packages, money
Merchandise, &c.
Any amount Of Goods from to twenty hundred
left at either of their Offices in Concord or Boston,
will he forwarded through the same day.
Packages will be received and forwarded 10 all
parts Of New Hampshire and Vermont.
Freight will be taken on reduced and very reason
able terms.
All packages should be marked WALKER &
cos EXPRESS.
Offices at No 8, Court Street Boston, and directly
opposite the Railroad Depot, at Concord.
N. b. The subscribers alone responsible for
the loss of any articles property entrusted to their
care, nor is any risk assumed by the Concord, Nash.
ia or Lowell Railroad Companies. [274yl
WILLIAM WALKER, JR. } Concord
NATHANIEL WHITE, NH.
b. p. CHENEY, No. g. Court St. Boston, Ms
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-17

here is an extra fee of $2Os
its attending the senior
clothes is limited to 500.
hyto S45.
kge amount expended by,
Ound; from the Patrons
d $3.50 ; which is believed
livery usefulipurpose.
Lis H. WOODLEY.
Octor and Patron u Of Va.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-17

CANNlbA4ASMls
Gen. Cass mentions IN his Grafton. 90 Fort
Wayne, on the 4th inst, what viii probably be
new 10 most readers, that the powerful tribe OF
Indians who formerly occupied that couniry. bad
a "Man-eating Society" We give the extract:
silt is forty-three years since landed upon
the northern shore of Ohio young adgenLu-
rer seeking the land Of promise, which h1r
been to him as 70 many others, the land ~ pore
Torrance. AT thar time the Teuiiofy u-
diana, Of Illinois, Of Michigan. and the Terri
tory Of OulsconsIn tormed one government I'M
der the name Of the Northwestern Territory.
i shall not stop to bring before you the iuci-
dents OF frontier life, nor the difficulties and
privations, and suferings, 10 peace and ~ war,
by which the forest is acquired and Reclaimed
and finally subdued. During many years lhig
region had its full share Of troubles. The linc
Of your canal was bloody war path, which
has, seen many a decd OF horror. And ihir
peaceful town has had its Moloch, and lho
records Of human depraYiiy furnish 20 moro
terrible examples Of cruelty than were offered
&C his shrine. The MAMA Indiana, our pfede.
cessors IN the occupation Of this district, had
fearful institution, whose origin and obieci9
have been lost in the darkness Of aboriginal
history, but which was continued % late Pc
Rod; and whose orgies were held upon lh9
very spot where we now arc. u Wa called
the Man-astinR Society, and il was The duly Of
its associates to eat such prisoners - were
preserved and delivered to thBm for that puE-
pose. The members Of this society belonged
10 particular family, and the dreadful inner.
itanee descended 70 81 the children, male and
female The duties imposed c0nldn Ne agol-
ded, and che sanctions pE religion were added
10 the obligations Of immemorabe usage. ne
feast was . solemn ceremony az which the
whole tribe was collected aa sectors QF sPeelas
tori. The miserable victim was bound %
stake, and burned ct q slow hreI WIN aA IN.
refnementa ofcrnelty, which GavaRe We Ply
could invent. There was trad Flll-
al, which regulated with revolving rffe lols
the whole course of procedure at these ceLo-
NOME. 1attaFlFs th8 authority ano p1liga.
ions fine institution bad declined, ana pre-
sumo Il has now wholly deapneat9o- hut
have aesn and convened with NE head no
family. tho Chief Of the society WRqa9 pane
was White Skin. " iih What taer
gust need poi attemPt So acsqi eA
know am intelligent CRnnaan, ho
enE atong ~ The Inst GncFilcc in tl
horrible institution. Qioli
American, 0aPipFed An Akenlre ~,
repolnfipnaFY war Here
assembled - paacQ and eenI
1.-The triumph Of oFf end
lmnmnry nf Che neann
lsfev-rSsn,' nave l1ncn fI|1f fFEirr aNN
I ~ ena feronrea Nrl thank
eil fra II exiinapialqa 'Ahe
c#arR
| r. A. Pairic
~ s0arr IA ..isNM