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The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-19
WING.

liz Ao lAAtt MW 4
ASSEMBLE WING.
A une reunion des Wings du Grand Coteau, gut a EN-
lieu lie II septenlbre ct, c~onformement a avfsant6riSar,
a la residence du DIR. Weston
Mr.. Celcstin Lavergnc a etc appelc a la presidcnce,
Messrs. r, i. Smith ct Francois Robin ont etc NOMINEES
Vics-prGsidents ct Mr.. A Patin, Secretairc.
En- prenant lie fautcuil, Mr.. lie president fit ~quelques
dignes ct ronvenablcs observations, que I'assenblee re-
eut avec enthousiasrne.
Sur motion il fut
RSsolu, qu'un comite dc trois membrcs seroit nom
me pour rediger des resolutions exprimant lie but dc
cettc assemble, ct les motifs qui ont dict6 ces rGsclu-
tons.
Enconsequence Mr.. lie president nolnma les personnes
suiyantes NJ. NJ, r.. E. Smith, Samuel G. Mcpherson,
ct John J. r,-qui apres unc courte dcliberation,
soumircnt a r~assemblee lie preambule ct les resolutions
suivantcs qui furcnt ~adoptccs a funaninitc.
P6netrGs &c Importance de la %prochaine election
presidentielle ct Influence qu'clc 6xcrcera sur les
grands int6rets du pays, nous ayons pense gull etait
de notre devoir de nous assembler, d'Gxpriner nos opn-
ions sur les measures qui digiscnt les parts p~olitiques, ct
d'adopter une organisation ct la marche a suivre, pour
bonner a la force ct a Influence du parti Wing, tout lie
poids quilts doiycnt avoir.
ReSolu, que nous approuvons la formation du Clay
Club de st. Landry aux Opelousas, que nous Demons
notre assortment cordial aux resolutions adoptces ct
aux eminent exprimes dams cette assemble ct que
nous avons resolu dagir pour concourrir au mime but.
RGsolu, que les wings du Grand Colcau font ds ce
Jour part du Clay Club de ST. Landry.
Ea.aa.oa.aaaa i si rsonne ont siqn6
-. 4. r..t
Lie comit6 a PROPOSE a ~ludoption les resolutions, SUI
%vantes, deja %adopt6cs par lie Club aux opclousas Ia mo.
49, ara ~ ..as ,,a;,o J ont;6ro .ons.n..
!. ,ia.su.;.5d H. Ia.
80 - - 81
= : III - III. -. H.
800 - NnI.ss-. 70 ~ 49,. ~ !.
NAs -. = i rs, r
z,,1... .,..:e.a.< ~. ,aa 1870 :. hr;ilan,a :,
H. H. $500 ~ 49, NJ ,arfs rIno.u;a A. a. ~
III :. Xxx dSranSa \ - 80, hmt
Ps.o1, ~ y, crorons u, 6ac,;o, nsces s,;re
non scn,omont AZ s,,cces 4, nart; yh;o. ma;s encore 4
l. -o.n.,i,6 a. ~ q i, d6,elonoc,oa, dos rossourcos
~ 5o;vent 4 ,jaccr a , olor;cny u d;s,inya6 ou'il
10 droit d,occuper entire tontes les nations de la torre.
Rssol,,5 ana nous apnrouvons In nomination de The
odorc Frel;nobuvse ! /, Mace DE- vice president des
Etats Uns.
R$solu, que nous voulons une bnnqus rationale, or
ganisGe de manier ca etre "a fabride toutc espece dabus,
t la distribution du produit des terrcs publques entire les
Etats pour 6tre applique a Education, ct aux amcliora-
/, tons int6rieurcs, ct IN tariff qui puisse bonner, a une
administration econone, unrevcnu %sufsant eie en- meme
TENS otfifr unc protection temperate a toutes les
branches dc Findurtrie Americainc.
Rl$olu, que nous voalons Ia s~uprematic de la loi, une
%strictc responsibility dc la part &c tous les employees du
e commencement. mn reSDpct Sucrh nOur In FIJI. ct rHhonnen
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"Indtpcadaats' Ct .Conseryateurs." Nous es-
perons sincorcment sue les hons wings nc Sc
laisseront plus prendre ala glu de ccs caadidats
qui professent des opinions neutres. Les proce-
dures de Ia convention nous ont dome uneSemple
dc independence toute democratiqne de ces
hommes apres leur election. Pour notrc part
nous aimerions mieux voter pour IN %locofoco in
vet6re que pour ces soi-disants "Lnldpcndants ct
ConseryateuTs.'
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-19

0JL'assembIoe du Grand Coteau de samcdi
dernier nous a dome lie bon exemple, fesprit
de 40 setait ~reycillee ct les Wings dc &c poste
Sc sont montres determines a ~deployer toute lcur
energie dams la bonnie cause, a partir de ce jour
~iusqu'a celui de l'eleetion.
I'm Cay Club auxiliaire a etc organise on
compile deia dams ses rangs quaranto s~ouscrip-
teurs.
L~'assemblde, quoiquo improvisee, ctait mem
breusc, ct tous les Wings de Ia paroisse dcyrai-
ent prendre exemple de nos %veisins.
Oatre leur assembiGe nos amis du Grand Co
teau ont resolu dc bonner lie premier Barbe.
cue de la Champagne dapre5 les prtparatits qui
deiia ont GU lieu Samedi, il est facilc dc iuger
que lie Barbecue qui battra celui Ii AURA fort
a faire; des Wings ~intluents ct de talent j scront
conyies ct lui imprimeront sans allcum doute, ur
caractere de grandeur ct d'instruction quill sera
dificile de r~ivaliser dams toute la campagne
On nous a assure que grand nombre de danes
honoreront lie Barbecue de leur presence. C'es
bien! Nous aiinons les DANES nous sornme
Marie, nous pouvons prendre cette l~ieence) ct er
toutel occasion nous desirons leur compagnie.
Maintenait, Messieurs, faites yotre devoir
co Barbecue, on les danes S6us lie feront faire,
Vous etcs surs que yotre cause est Ia bonnie
En- ayant!
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-19

Nous voyons par lie Cdaao Gazette du 81, que
la qucrelle on plut6t la guerre ciyile entire les
r66gulateurs ct leurs adversaircs Sc poursuit tou-
jours All Texas. Les chooses en- sont mame We
nues a &C point que tout ACKNOWLEDGEMENT est
impossible il iaut qn'un pafti soft eStermino on
gull abandonne la place pour que la guerre
cesse.
Davidson, I'M des chefs rGgalateurs, a etc tue.
Dams le dernier engagement, qai ltait une yafi-
table bataille rangae, les r6guiateugs ont etc
batt1s pour Ia premiere fois &C qui semble in
diquer que les parts sont 4 peu pres dGgale
force. On assure ga il est fesle SO iommes sur
la place.
Les ncutrcs ayant dcmande des force au Presi-
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lent Houston pour e%touffer l'insurreetion, il a re-
pondu qu'ils pouvaients $ arranggcr entire eux COM
me lis l'entendraient
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-19

OF Il est bon de ronarquer que, depuis l'ou.
venture de Ia campagae electorate, les Wings
ont t~riomphe dams tous les Flats qui ont a elfe
IN s6nateur an Congress des Etats-Unis. Cettc
consideration augmentc le prix des victories
remportees dams lie Connecticut, Ia Yirginie,
lie Kentucky ct rIndiana.
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EST PUBLIC TouTEs LES sEMAISEs, PAR
JOSEPH ETTER.
IL Bureau cst hitG6 dams /" Court street" en- face DO ia
Maison de Cour. #
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Morgan de Forest.

HNHlS celebrated MORGAN HORSE was bn!
II by Derrick lIartwe,l, of Langdon, n h
is the largest of the Sherman Morgan stock. nj
weighs 100 pounds. Color, beautiful dark ehsf.
nut.
PEDIGREE.- Morgan de Forest was got BY d,
well known Horse Cock Of TIE Rock, (lbe best cd
Of the old Sherman Morgan,) out of The noted HsH
well Mare, sired by the famous Stock hnrs. d
Forest, imported by Dr. Jarvis of Claemont n
ii. There can be no question as to the blood q
this fine Horse, which can be traced directly ses
on the Mares side, to distinguished Import.
English Mare
Farmers, and lovers Of good horses, are requested
TO examine this Horse before they make any CO...
tracts for their breeding mares. His action 10.
carriage are very superior, and he is not suipS,i
by any Stallion IN the country for trotiing II
owner of this fine Horse mas been al much eIpis
to procure one of the best Horses in this Shs al
he knows he has succeeded, as far as nussur
power, speed, beauty, and fine proportion can h
combined in one horse.
uJDe Forest may be found during the sisa
of lo44) at the stable of the Proprietor in Briur
boro, where IL can be seen at all times.
For further particulars see bills
l.. FARR, Proprietor
SAMUEL S. JOr, Agnt
Brattleboro, May, 1874, %
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Birchard q Saw

PESPECTFULLY invite Tho -. JT
~ ladies Of this section of the Intention u
large and fashionable assortment, Of JNVpp9ly 10
consisting in part Of AVE-" Coon
90 pieces Taisons, Chusans. Por,;..
Grape and Muslin de Lsinss b'Ilta.
4O Ps. printed and Bingham Lawn, Y
ages and Ginghams printed b
100 ps rich aud low price PRINTS.
90 M. de Lame, Embroidered. and r.
(some very rich u 'ench Shi,h
100 Cravats, ladies' Points, and Gro.p
q doz. Linen Hdkfs 6 do imi,s,i'yy ndki,;
30 ps. plain and strip'd Cambria sna 10;
A great assortment of Laces snd nn'lni
100 yds rich Bonnet Silks; -Oglng,
70 ps. do. do. Ribbons.
a good assortment of Artificial.
trimmings for Bonnels; aud oau
90 Psrasols and Sun Shades
2 doz. LACE Wells;
40 pairs Worsied and Co,,. >,
cheap;) w" nose, (vsr
20 doz. pairs Cotton, Sill, and K;a u,.
Gloves: A'u Mllts IND
100 pairs Kid Shoes, and half Ca,s,.
prices y 'al reduced
Lunetas, AlPaccas. Alepines, EoIsp, AL o..
The above, with great variety If n,I lu silkt
Goods, Trimmings. &c, too nums,nns O.ue' Fancy
are offered for sale on the very loves, sc,. mennn
Fayetteville, May -, lS4i. 4'e O Foh
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For the Gentlemen.
A word to the w Use

MARSHALL & BROWN are prepared
1VL Ia execute ali orders in their line of
business at the shortest notice and at very
reduced prices. They have now on hand and
are constantly manufacturing the Yankee No
ton Cook Stove, n new and superior article /;
Parlor Stoves of various kinds, and all kinds
and sizes of Box Stoves, for Stores, Shops, &c.
Hollow Ware of almost all descriptions. CAL
dron Kettles, Fire Frames, Fire Dogs, Sad
Irons, Grid Irons, Friction Rollers, valuable
article for farmers and Others. Pipe aud COM
mon Boxes for Wagons, Carts, &c. Tubes
for Wooden Aqueducis, much valued where
they are know.
Also, all sizes and patterns of Flows, part
Of which are the improved Eagle, No. and g.,
which are superior to any other Pow now in
use. The Ontario County Plow No. 4, which
took the first premium at the Agricultural Fair
in New York. Worcester patterns, which are
too well known TO need puff. Also all kinds
of other Flows, Mold Boards, Land Sides, and
plow Points, constantly on hand.
Also, all kinds Of Water Wheels, Grist-m
geering, and Saw-milI Irons; Saw and FulIing-
mill Cranks, Turning Lalhes, and finally all
kinds of Castings, done at the shortest notice
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Produce of most kinds, in good marketable
condition, as well as old Cast and Wrought
Iron, received in payment for auy of the above
articles.
To oar Castings we ask special public at
tenlion. Orders for work thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
The Subscribers state distinctly to those
indebted To them, that immediate payment
must be- made. They have extended already
too much leniiy, and necessity compels them
10 crowd those whose Notes and Accounts are
Of hong standing. All such persons may save
themselves trouble and expense by calling
Immediately.
MARSHALL s. BROWN.
Hinsdale, n. II. Feb. &c, 1914. 27tf
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soNo-TuE FARMERS DAUGHTER.

SONG--TIlE FARMERS DAUGHTER.
NY ARTHUR nERRELL.
On Saco's bank, where the lilies stoop
To kiss the placid water,
And the willows DER its bosom droop,
first met the farmers daughter,
Her ewes net mine, as she took the flowers
Which from the heath had brought her
How full Of bliss were the few short hours
1 spent with the farmers daughter!
The dew was still on the grassy lea,
The morn when first met her;
The words were sweet that she spoke to me-
All can eer forget her
The swallow rock on the tickle spray,
And dipp'd in the flowing water;
The robin warbled bliihsome lay
As kkss'd the faImer's daughter.
journey'd far, ant shore,
But my mind 'aud weary;
And as thoughtV11& days Of yore,
My heart was again with Mary.
long'd TO be by her side once more,
And sped again DER the water
And found the spot where before we met,
But found not the farmers daughter.
The robins song no longer heard
The scene was dark and dreary;
Hush was the voice Of tree and bird,
For they miss d the voice Of Mary
And near that bank where the lilies stoop
To kiss the placid water,
And the willows per its bosom droop,
Is the grave of the farmers daughter
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GROCERIESt

y HHDS ST Croix and Porto Rico sur,,,
- ] do. New Orleans DO, Glow price
do. Porto Rico Molasses, lprime'l
! do. Trinidad DO
500 lbs. double refined Loaf Sugar.
10 chests superior Young Hyson TEA,
Old Hyson,
9 halfchests prime Black
20 boxes Raisins,
2 casks do.
Figs, Saeratus.
SCurrants, Naregated Soaps
Citron, Castle do
Mace, Bar d.
IsPioca, lsinglass for making
Mustard, Blanc Mango,
Pepper Sauce, Nutmegs, and
Salad Oil. Spices Of all kinds, 4,
All OF the above articles, and many olheu 1,
just received, fresh, and will be sold at, m
small advance by BUTTON a. CLARK
Brattleboro, May Is, 1874.
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DURHAM BULL.
The Thorough Bred Improved
short Horned RuIl
CHI A NIPPON.

OWNED by l.. FARR or Brattleboro, will
- stand this season at Smiths Tavern in
Bfaltleboro. He was calved April 5ih, 1871.
bred By Samuel w. Bartlett of East Windsor.
and sold 10 Lucius Chapman of Ware House
Point, CT, in April last.
His Pedigree is as follows, and his ancestors
named in the following list embrace some OF
the most celebrated animals ever known IN this
Country.
CHAMPIONS PEDIGREE.
Champion was sired by Prince, [brcd bv
Henry Watson of East Windsor, CT. SIZED by
AJAX, dam Princess. by w ashngtnn, C5o6.
No. in the Herd Book,); or. dam Pansey, by
Blaze, (76) j or. sire Ajah, Tired by Gen.
Stephen Van RENSSELAER, of Albany. sired bv
washington, Q566); dam Pansey by Blaze,
G6)] or. er. sire Washington, DISCO; or.
er. gr sire Blaize, (76); or. or. or. or. sire
Charles, (le7); gr. or. er. gr gr. sire Blythe
Comet, (s5), or. or. gr gr gr. or. sire Prince,
Champions dam, White TuIip. sired nv
Whisker, tWhisker sired by Patriot, (24l2j;
dam Young Miranda, by Frederick, (2OSs ii
bred by the late Hon. Stephen Williams Of
NoTihboro, Mass. or. dam Tulip, sired nv
Pairlnf, (24i2); or. or. dam Young Lilac, by
Frederick, (90SS); or. or. OR. dam Lilac by
Young Denton, 96S /; gr. or. or. or. dam
Arabella, by North Star, 400; or. pr. or. or.
or. dam Aurora, by Comet, l55.
as Certificates, establishing the above Pedi-
gree, can be seen, by calling on the Proprietor
of said Bull
Brattleboro, March /, 1914.
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Cabinet and Chair
r "A @ II O r. Y
THE Subscriber offers for Sale on the BEST
IL TERMS, the following articles:

VNElE Subscriber offers for Sale on the BEST
IL TERMS, the following articles:
A large variety OF good Cabinet work
A full assortment Of Chairs OF all prices from
eighteen dollars, down 10 fifty cents each.
Feathers OF the FIRST QUALITY and no mis-
take.
Looking Glasses of the thick heavy German
Plate and great variety of sizes.
Marble Grave Stones and ready made Cotfins
Also, large quantity Of Mahogany. All of
which may be had for CASH at price so low
as 10 prevent the necessity OF looking any
further.
The subscriber being an Agent for the well
known Firm of Lord & CUMsroN, Piano
Forte Manufacturers al Boston, would be
happy to shew at his house sample OF their
instruments, which perhaps are the best APP
proved of any ever manufactured in this or
any other Country; are not liable to get out Of
order; are warranted g. give perfect salts
faction, and prices exceedingly low.
A. VAN DOORN.
Brattleborn, June 4th, 1874 al
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TannerY for Sale.

RS TIME subscriber being DESTROYS
f. Il to remove West, offers for sale
li,!;AAR his Tannery, situated in Halifax,
-HAaA2A. half mile west of the centre of the
town. Said Tonnery is located upon good
water privilege, consisting Of an over shot
Wheel, Ia feet in diameter, with cast geers,
nearly new; a new Bark Mill, Harris s. Mont
gomery's patent; SO Watts, mostly enclosed,
Hide Mill, Heater, &C.; two story dwelling
House, Barn, and out buildings, all in good re-
pair; never failing spring of water brought
into the House and Barn.
Any one wishing to purchase an establish
ment of the above description, and upon terms
which cannot fail 10 meet the good sense OF the
purchaser, will make il for his interest TO make
an investment forthwith. Possession given
any time, with privilege of tanning the stock
now in the yard. For further particulars en-
quire Of the subscriber on the premires.
JONAS SCOTT.
Halifax, May 4, 1914. 1887
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GROCERIES.

DROWN Havana, Porto Rico, and Lou
ID Sugars; Malanzas and Porto Rico No
asses; Coffee; Spices; Ginger; Rice Young
Hyson, Puuchong, and Souchong TEASi
Gloves; SaeraIus Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco Dry Fish Mackerel Shad, ana
Sword Fish, all fresh and nice, for sale cheap
by ISAAC CIRCUIT.
Putney, April 80, 1914. 81
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MRS. WHEELER keeps constantly on
IVA hand, Mourning, Silk. Florence, Straw,
and Palm Leaf BONNETS. AIso-Lace
Caps and Tabs.
N. B. Old Bonnets altered and repaired as
usual at Mrs. WheeleI's.
East Village, April so, 1914. Sc
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The Probate Court for The District of MARI
6oro. To all interested in the Estate of
SIMPSON EAMES, late OF Barre, in the
State of Massachusetts, deceased:
VOU are hereby notified that the appca-
Il ton of the Administrator for an extension
Of the time heretofore allowed him to settle and
pay the claims against said Estate, will be
heard before said Court at the session thereof
to be held at Newfane on the last Thursday of
June next.
May %, 1914. Al
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BAND BOXES.

A LARGE lot of very nice QUALITY :.
IA sale by A. r. DWiVpi,
May 8, 1874. NAl'
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THE FITCnBURG RAIL ROAL
COMPANY.

NJ Office is hereby given that the .ftth assess
' ment Of ten dollars on each share IN the capi-
tai stock of the Filcaburg Road Company, has been
laid by the Directors, payable to the Treasurer on
Monday, July the Ist, next Payment may be
made at the T'rensurers office, No. Is, Merchants
Exchange, State Street, Boston ut the Bunker
Hill Bank at Charestown; the Waltham Bank at
Waltham; the Concord Bank at Concord the
Fitchburg Bank at Flichburg the Ashuelot Bank
at Keene n H.; and the Bank Of Brattleboro at
Bratteboro VT
THOMAS WILEY, Treasurer f. r. R. Co.
Boston, May 81, 1874 5w40
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DIREcTIoNs FOR BLisrERING LocoFocos.
If any Wing desires, Tor amusement, tn pes
Ter a. noisy Loco, we can put him on a plan of
doing il beautifully. When he begins declaim-
ing against the abominabIe policy Of theWhigs,
just ask him what policy he and his party are
for ! He will first stare sincerely and then az
feet To stare. DON'T let him off when he says
he is against Bank, against protection, against
distribution, against one term, &C., &c. Let
him get through his againsts, and then coolly
ask him what he is for ? He will try to evade
and slope, but hold on to him. q. lf you give
him the least chance. he will take 10 his heels.
Well, you find that he was not prepared for
such inquiries, and he will still make another
effort tn escape; but you will clinch him now
by asking hm-are you for reviving the Sub
Treasury =? (here he will turn red in :he face
Are you for the Standing Army (here he will
turn blue.) Are you for putting SwartwDut,
Boyd, Harris, &C., ii the Peniteniiary' (here
he will turn tail and slope in an agony Of lu-
multuous shame and anger.) Try this nscrip-
ton and if it don't work the first time we'll
return your money. We cleared our sanctum
this morning Of several Locos by this method
frankfort Commonwealth.
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Here zoe COZ me.
The Morgan Tiger.

90 THIS celebrated Morgan Ii
MFfYS H. ger was sired BY the Morgan
wv Champion, oi Lancaster, n. H.,
-A-K-- and is eight years old this spring,
aud weighs between / and 1900 lbs. His col
or is beautiful light dappled chestnut. The
breed ol Morgan horses are too we'll known To
go into long detail by wav Of pedigree, which
is wholly unnecessary. This Horse will be
found this season at the following places, viz:
AT Ezra Puppies in Gill, Mass, on Mon
days; NJ Col. Paul ChaSe's in Greenfield, on
Tuesdays; al Mr. Parker's in Montague, on
Wednesdays; at j. Hunt Blake's in North
field, on Thursdays; at William Folleti's in
Winchester, n. H., on Fridays; the remain
der Of the week al the stable of the subscriber
in Hinsdnle.
The Morgan Tiger will commence his visits
May 18th, and continue them regularly thro'
the season. For particulars sec hills.
ARMIES ELMORE.
Hnsdale, n. H., April &c, 1914. 81
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15O Barrels Flour.

ora superior quality, from Geneseeo, lust re.
" ceived and for sale by the single barrel or load
&. TOWNSLEY q SON.
May 80. 40
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PAIN TIN G..

THE subscriber would respectfully annOIpi, ~
IL to the inhabitants of Bratileboro sh s,;'I
vicinity, that having bought out fIeur,t
Van Doom, one door north OF the te p.;"i.
House, he will continue to carry. on Inc 81" Wv,
ing business in all its various brancnecsi, .,nc
House, Sign, and Imitation Painilng, " "sGt =
and Paper Hanging, &C., and hopes 10 n'''"
share of public patronage. nonrpTsON
BrattIeboro, Aug. 10, lsis.
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The publishers of the Columbus (Ga.) En-
quirer have been favored with the following
letter. The women, Heaven bless them, are
all Wings.
Mr. Fournoy 8. Co.-My husband told me
he had stopped his Enquirer paper, on account
Of the tightness of the times, but he sha'nt do
no such a thing. | like your paper, because il
stands so square up to Henry Clay, (the Lord
be good to him,) and as this is the year he is
to be made President, | am determined 10 know
all about it. You must keep sending your pa
per To the old man. and I'll see that you get
your money. BE sure and let US know when
Henry Clay is to come To Columbus, for if the
Lord spares my health and strength, am de-
termined 10 see him. Don't forget to send the
paper. Your friend, MARY -.
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All other offices,

Every gaie-post on the farm should have an
augur hole bored in il, to be filed with grease
and plugged up, to grease the catches md hing
e. Want of grease is often observed, bat
from not having it at hand, it is generally new
ersppied.
To be ptied--thc man whose wife has robbed him
Of his brooches. ''''''
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The Probate Court for The District of Mari
boro. To all interested in the Estate of
LYDIA JONES, late OF Dover in said
district, deceased
VOU are hereby notified that the balance of
II said Estate will be distributed to and
among the Heirs, by said Couri at the session
thereof 10 be held at Newhne on the last
Thursday OF June next.
ASA KEYES, Register.
May 25, 1914. II
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-06-21

The Probate Court for The District Of .Mdrl-
boro. To all interested in the Estate of
CYNTHIA l.. PIKE, late OF Brattleboro
in said district, deceased;
VOU are hereby notified that The balance
IL OF said Estate will he distributed by said
Court 10 and among the Heirs, at the session
thereof 10 be held at Newlane on the last
Thursday of June next
A. KEYES, Register.
May 25, 1914. Al
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-06-21

The Probate Court for the District Of MARI
boro. To all interested in the Estate of
BETSEY w. BARTLETT, late Of MARI
boro in said district, deceased;
VOU are hereby notified that the Admins
IL traitors account upon said Estate, will be
rendered before said Court at the tession there
of 10 be held at Newlane on the last Thursday
of June next.
May 25, 1914. Al